The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
GENERAL NOTES.
THEY are talking about third oI
Greenback party in Pennsylvania.

uted from all sources to the Philadelphia
centennial is abont 81, 100000
GAR1BALDl's birthday comedies with
that of American independence; he was
born July 4, 1907. He began life as u
sailor in the Sandman Navy.
The English say that the iavorite
food for the American Team is bulls eyes
and think they can get away with more
OF them than any people they ever saw
SARATOGA is in terrible condition
this summer. Indeed, she is langulshing
sadly. Just think of it. There is only
one solitary Duke at the entire Springs.
NExr Monday Kentucky holds her
State election. 1t is predicted that Cen
eral Harlan, Republican will be given
his quietus by Colonel McCreary, Demo
crat, to the tune Of 10000 majority.
Four public schools for kindergarten
instruction are to be established in Bos-
ton, at the beginning ofthe next school
wear. Children are to be admitted ut
the age of three years, and continue the
course of instruction for four years.
NAMES education on the point of max
ing every edge cut, is bringing forth its
legitimate fruit. Nash X Nash is the title
of n law firm of Columbia, that State.
The senior partner i, Mrs. Nash; junior
Mr.. Do. Thus they play into one
anothers hands.
EX-SENATOR CARPENTER thinks that
Grant will be the Republican candidate
for a third term, on hard money plat
form, and that Judge Davis, OF the
Supreme Court of the United States, will
be his Democratic opponent, on green
back platform, and, says the ex-senator;
IL think green backs will vim
CHINESE immigration to California is
on the increase. The total arrivals since
1862 is 1904. The last steamer
brought 93S Chinese to san Francisco.
As far as they are concerned the lith and
18Th amendments are regularly violated,
fer they are greatly maltrcated on ac-
count of race, color, and previous condi-
ton. However, they come and appear
to flourish.
In spite of constant reports to the con-
trary, it is now being rumored that the
committee who have been counting the
money and securities in the United States
Treasury, have discovered shortage OF
$50 900. including the $4,000 package
stolen short time since. If Spinner was
so much grieved over the report Of that
loss. his heart will he literally broken
when he gets News of this.
THE issue between the Independents
and the other party in California is Wa
ter. This rises from the fact that, on nc
count of little ram, this element is indis-
pcnsible for irrigating purposes, and the
man who is in favor OF giving the most
water for the least money Will b" the
most popular. This shows the strangely
diversified interests ofour country. Now,
i'm the New England States, equally Us
prominent an issue Is whisky.
WALT WHITMAN, the eccentric poet,
now resident of Camden, enjoys the
honor of having his productions transn-
ted into the German, Danish, HGngar-
ian. and French languages. His poems
have also been rcpublished in London.--
PhHadciphta Press.
Yes. and strange to say the English
reader can be about rs much edited by
them in either OF those languages aS II
they appeared in his native Anglo
Saxon.
A DROP of pcrspiration has caused a
terrible explosion in the Pyrotechnic
School at Toulon. A naval lieutenant
WAS filing bottle with dynamite, gun
cotton. and phosphate of calcium, and
the story is that Il drop OF perS piratioh
from his forehead falling, under certain
conditions. on matter not explosive with
ont coming in contact with water, pro-
drced the catastrophe. At any rate,
three persons were killed on the spot.
Another proof OF the danger OF water.
THE japanese ambassadors to Europe
were greatly amused at the sight OF Il
piano. In describing it on their return
home one Of them said, at was great
trunk set on three legs. y woman sits
in front of this and tickling sort Of tail
It has with her toe, produces variety ct
sounds by beating rapidly with her
fingers on Il number of little bits Of ivory
in front of it," Ifa piano and woman
makes such an impression on him, what
,couH he say if he saw hand organ and
monkey.
A NOBLE (?) count has been playing
havoc with hearts of poor dupes of Am
erican girls at Long Branch. He wore
magnificent diamonds; danced dlvineIyi
got up all the boating parties and suchi
hirted ad Ebitu,a, and was engaged to Il
| half dozen of the seaside bellies at
once. But it was the same story
which is annually repeated. He
turned on. TO be no count at all. Simply
an advcnturer or even worse-a burglar
and confidence man wEo had already sut-
fercd imprisonment for his crimes. His
diamonds were paste; his money was won
bv cheating at cards, and he finally alb
scorded carrying with him rich laces
and Jewels secured from his lady loves.
| They are incou>oiMblc; but ready to be
/ taken in again by the next adyenturcr
with an assumed title that comes along.