The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-03
New Life IN the Two Virginias

I Our C0uDtrylneh IroW .pe No'" s''
helping 10 make Virginia bloom as th'
rose" 10 Pulaski county, Virginis. I
company Of PeuusylVanians have ssirtec
the Radlord Iron Works, snd are already
working day aud night, turning out dfieet
tons Of iron per day Lines Of trsn'road
have been built to the surrounding lnouu
.sius. which are pierced in all directions
and a urs. village hiss sprung up. 10
West Virginia new life has also beer
commenced In Summers and Rnleigh
counties, IN each side Of The river falls
factories are being built, To be completed
by The time tue Che.apcake aud Oaie
Rpad gets through. which slIl be in three
weeks The sugiuctr corps engaged IN
surveying for the new cansl line is 'rcanP'
ed at New Richmond. where. rs a result
Of other Improvements. 3 number OF ueS
buildings are being erected
Tho Wheeling Registrr. in Tissue of'hf
Doth inst has an editorial. headed, "A
Radical Rebellion Proposed in West Vir.
GINA" from which we take the glst o.
il:
"Tbp latest effort on tho part OF the
Radicals to iud,ce Congressional interfrr
eucc il ". Va affairs is set forth in The
Wheeling lahRiyrnc,r Of yesterday lnorn
iop. The election Of State officers ana
members of the Legislature as provided
for in the Cons' itulion and Schedule which
were ratified by The people on the I'D Of
August, ia denounced a. illegal and they sr'
esborted to yield it no recognition what
ever The present officers are advised t
resist what the editor is pleased to tern
usutpa'ipn,' aud are couuselled to hole
On 10 their pftices and refuse to sur
render thel, function IN The officers chos
en- at the election Cd ths 22d Of August.
b. this means tits hoped that such
coulter may be created as will afford TIL
Congress ufthr United States some pre,e1
for taking charge of our State affairs. sp
pointing military Governor, declaring
martial law, setting aside the State gov
erument entirely and, ''reconstruc'ing'
the State generally after the most approved
Radical fashion This !. the programme
and although only the first step has ye
been openly taken by tbs revo'ut"n1s's
there can be 40 doubt that the result VI
have portrayed is precisely what they hav
IN contemplation and what they most earn
es'|y desire
We shall recur to this subject, il
should assume Il tangible shape. which
We doubt, it ever will.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT = On Saturia
morning last, young man by the nam
If George Kidd. some sixteen years Of age
residing near the forks Of Goal river, il
this equity was handling rifle csr'ess'y
apparently. preparatory 10 a days hao'
10 the course If this process he put hi
mouth aver the mnzz|e Of the gun rs il II
ascertain wi.the nr not the connection be
tween the ba,el aod tube was clear. snC
pushing III" hammer back with bis foot
nesan to blow, but at this instant the BAN
mer slipped. di-charging the cap which
unknown to the victim, vas upon the tube
and sent fnll charge from the gun iu!
his mouth Kidd vas not standing direct
iy oyer the hre.arm at the time, aud th
ball mk . course through the right sid
o the face making 'rribl.' work AS
went. md fls'lv lodged jns' back Of th
eve in The lower rnr1 o. thShmPle
DR. Comsrock Of this city. was summon
Ell later in III" day. and having gone Il
the place Indicated found Tie young ma
iua prec.rions couai'ion TIA tsll
sill in thr vic'im. head imb-}lc} in
peri Ct pulp "t r'ushei homes Which ~rr
50 ,rn'l red BY the whjrli"- motion Of I'll
bullet \ por'i'n If The broken ho"s up
30 .t right side Of Tie (!"s ms bern re
moved nud rihpt proceedings 'akrO NJ
rrssnrY 10 the rrm"v NJ tn pr'j.c''e
which i'nr ,he nature 1t The case. will l.
, vrr, difficult thing '"ar,wnli.h Il
needless 10 LAY 'ha, ii" en- milton Of u
young nan is still dangerous in 'hr es
irene, suffering as he IL, not only fr''
the 'amrsIious Of his face by the bullet
but also from the serious huns about III
face aud mouth. naic Ly the ir. from III
discharge -Couri,r.
KILLED "A brakeman ualned Carpen
ter on freight train, was run over ali
Instantly Killed. yesterday murninc. ,
Texas. . station on the railroad. brtwm
Fairmoat and Grafton The train {
which Carpenter was an a''ache had bee
run On slle track to permit the St L"u
Express go'ug Est to pass. Carpeutc
stepped On the main track, and 10 som
uuaccountaNle way. the Express came up
% hin unassres, crushin: him to death
Il NJ !