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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
TRADE DOlIAiiH,
A Large Innux of the Coin EN
peCtrd,

ENs IuNs'IHru, lrrruh"r . The
HuiLftn ins morning puhlishrh the l"l
IuWiuR Telegram received by II banker
~ lhB oity Large purchases ii tad"
dullnrHhnyr been made ~ Hong Kong
lrr shipment ~ Sew Ynrk and snn
Francisco, \ shipment ~ s2OOWW irIa
arrived ~ EnRIund on route n Now
lurb nu the account ui Hrhgnan liluH
Further large phIpunniS are "n the way
anal /" H." rhippcl per I'rlgic,
Irnling Hong kong this wu"k Th""
shipments have Irrn sold lm arrival
hy Hong Kong and Shanghai banking
corporations AMI compton diarpInpl".
There IL every prospect n The whole II
uncbuptul trade dollars ~ China lind.
inh their way hRrk ~ this m,uuiry.
Ihruuph buyers nud money hrmkrrs,
NJ the pIoanni rate ui rEGlHnup ~
Ihinn, hnukrrs nro enabled ~ lny duWu
lrudn dollars ~ run iuurirr" Ut va
cents carh This Telegram confirms IT,"
information received by bankers here
puu" days ago II ~ further rrp"rt"d
hcic that Congressman Beck viii, ~ nn
cary day, inlr"iuGo u bill IN ihn House
providing l"r the redemption 81 trad"
dulRrp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
WHEEIIN(, w. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, DEC CEM3ER B. 1878

ticket NJ California had been run by the
navy yard Had they denounced tape
worm" pOlitica7 Not much. lie Cox
shrunk from no investigation into any
election, North Or s"uih.
Mr.. Townsend, u New YORK, made
some remark whirh Vas not heard
by Mr. Cos or the reporters, bat at
which some ~ the members around him
laughed.
Mr. Cos noticed il and said hg did
moi know What they were laughing at,
but II wHa possibly want 81 thought
Mr. Tuwnaond Eaid he had been
making u remark about cipher tole.
grams
Mr.. Cos rei0Ticd that that wasannlhcr
ui the "yariIlatiOns' 81 the other side
and that with all their OSCILLATIONS
The UlI Democratic party would have
the urKt Nuuatr ami House,
The hiBrussiun, which wHs animated,
here closed and Mr WODd's motion Ia
refer and print Tho meHHngc whA
agreed Ia.
The Military Arndrny and l"rtiIira
ton appropriation bills wore reported
and notice gwen Df early arilOn "n ih"In,
House adlUurnrd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
yudden Death of bishop Wilmer.

NV Oglr,ss, Dcromlrr {? The
IIphl Itry J. T.. Is Wilmrr Iiirhup ui
The dior,-n III Louisiana and u native pi
Virginia, aged about GI Nru-, died sui
denly NJ ~, Charles Hotel 1T ! "'rl rlHh
tbs evening, 81 apDpluEy. llc arrived
ou November giil, irnu - professional
tom through Nnrlb Louisiana, s""in ~
" ~ poyd health Yesterday hoprcarh'd
1T Christ Churrh aud administered con'
uuuinu,
inrr lea this evening, hc went Ia bic
room siIh Iiry Isaar Marks, when hr
complained III iudgrrtion Mr Narks
rrpcnrrL some n,da, after Whirh the
lsshnp felt h"ilrT W cigar an1
suokcd awhile, Shcn hr NaS snd'lrnlS
prnrtraird Hith an allack III aI"pl, ~.
\ phy-i,ian sas aont i"r bul ihr I'lsli"l'
died IN Lr minutes, Iir lraicS a
vii, and three chiIinu, nov rrsiding
urar tharl"livsNil He,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
Myatatiouaiy NJ iAhins

X,Sayrrir, December Z. Tho river
nnd ranai have been pretty thn'"ngh-
" a,n,hrd tn day lur the body "i Jose"
DuNnII, bat ~ yet ~ trace can V"
found II him 4 great many rnnt"iH
arr ~ circulation, hut ran tIa'f none
II lbrn ~ any rlnhlr source, ~
that Is known about him Is that hc na"
last seen, yrry much intoxicated We'd
ucadny evening iIis r"ai and Vr"i
containing ,nuahIr papers and gold
watch, were i"uUd pn ihe hed post Ia
hia room ~ The ruliun MIL The
vonr,nI impression seems ~ he that b"
has been drowned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
WnalhnI InlllnAIiana

,sms0Ios, D~emI"T 4, As
Fnr Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
,ahly cloudy Wcalher, warm -1uihohi
winds and falling bafoIneisr, followed
IN lhe western pohiDns by rising bar
ulneier and cnidrT northwest winds
fDf the LpSeT Lakes Haunsr rlgn1y
wrathef, with rain sTnas, wesl"Hy nihdb
taking to sDulherly, and rising, ipi
lowed by falling hafhnnlpT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
MONTHLY on REPORT.
Operations During November
Innirky Feeling In Oh.

Ou Cirr, -, Ibrc"mbrr !. The
b.,,mIs report "f oil operations iur
November, publphci io.n"rfUH, Viii
show 2O2 wclI-drilIinp and US rig- np
aI,d hniIding on Drcnmhm first There
waa - aIiRhi ierlinn first There have
been M wells Huishcd With
80 aggregate yield 81 $500 bar.
rla. ~ iha number ~ were
dry huIca 4 large number 81 Wild
rat ventures came IN dry. The total
daily production remains about 1000
bnrrrla. saturday was The most rSril
nv day experienced In the petroleum
market IN many months, ~" market
opening NJ ~ Oii There snan pnnIrL V
ahyanrr II ten cents, i"llowod hy u dr.
cline H. WIr M il" rInsr one 0l the
Largest spr,uIaturs failed, and others
are surely crippIrd, SaIeS ""r" ,'6 $50
bHrrrls The Iuprrssi"n prevails That
the ball luny"Inrut II n"i yet r"ull"i"d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03

Eps DRrr,ss, Dccrmbef2 Coffee
stead, and ia lair dslDaad li,g carp~s,
ordinary " prime IN ljtr gold sugar
fair demand nicriDT tg gls"l con
Inpn I.6 lir, common tb g'rsl r"inn,nI'
NG,hIr yellor cIsrafed 6ig 5lc Mglas
srs iieB,anI fair and prices higher
rnmmpn Bgs n, b,iT 2g1 ~ BIc'
Arti,o, GrB ani higher LJnisiahs "fhI
mars ta ,hHcD bl6JiC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03

TU Emperor William likes 10 20 W
the theatre, shtaetjniss gyiEg, II u saii,
nearly every evening ior tao ssets Hs
sBiy carr. fSr .h1Tf, laaghalle yieoss
The programme ~ the nights enter.
tsinH~Ha ss sabmiiisi b. him iR sp.
prevail sssfy morning darias b.s sisis
st Wlssl,ssieB,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
UlsBin Bilb Uaao Deoided

WAuusnlos, Doccmh"r 2 ia" riyil
suits uf the .nIlrd Htairs ~. ", u
Cnnn Il Co., lor alleged reception,
purchase nnd r"urrnIm"ui ~ lnfg"
amounts nl irnuhulrnlly impaired Sill
hrtwrou ihr y"araol 1871 and 1874, sr'r
dr,ldrd to-day ~ the nled states ~
prrmr IuuIl ia lHSoI ~ ''lHiliu n Go,
drirudnnla IN crruf The puIlS were
lnI he recovery ~ The duuhI" ynln" "i
hrVuuhs IN question al amount Slii"h
involved nunrIy slb ,WD,w. The Court
huIds that ihu recovery sought under
lI,r second nu ton ~ Ilr n,f ~ lHI'rnh
not hr had hrrnuw that s"ii"n and
net ~rrr repealed hy ilu nri 81 1870
that II rauun III, had undr ihn a'i "i
IpH. lu The rrasuu that ~" latter con
ir,nI,Iaisi criminal and uoi cINll rrp'
rwrdlnWs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
s.Is Of nensf Cotton

HEaIts, lbsremlar Z The hale ~
rottnA ,ralhbutDi l0 ibs B.iBnef feIid
h,Hd - ~ -ph at the lotion EEci,stg.
,n.da, lpr VI az pDubd, realizing silD
Tie Galr slli H. shlppd ig NsA Orleans
an.i ulhrr southern eitleA b. b. similar
n ll.Iu-.I ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
oUR CHARLESTON LETTER.
Work la BeEin Immediately on
the Potomac aud Ohio Raii.
road. A,nong the Mnonshinrrs
Prospects of u speedy Rc
,t,Hi ia Busiac-s--.1'he Tcs
pbouc---Othcr Matters.
phone c---tVhCf WH'
r"uol sdsnrs ~ ~" li"E'stsE
ImAnI ttTnN. W VI

rIIW rsTnS. W W. NuS ~
Tbs ruraI city Is ali aUlOs. lirr pre-
the hopes are comins hs'k agnin and
uc,rt sincr the DAYS nf ihr beginning
oi work ou the 'hoSapeal" aud OH"
raiIrnd IN 1872 lave "uT irirmis ~
harlsAton been mofc h"pciul ilRn at
,hc I,reacn, iimc. Her iuturcrro>p'cts
ar about tu bc realized IA th" Nay "i a
raiIsoa,i ap a., Mn river, ~h'ch !. to
extend irom Charleston, on the Mana,
cha fiyer. ihrsuuh this state aud Viz.
ainia to- Qnantien, on thu Potomac
nysf, at = Ppiat sis'u, s,x miles ietoW
Alexandra, shsrrthc Potomac - ~ tst
deep aad shsh will admit ,esssis Ut
lang tonnage Thc rosd Is ,p 10 known
as the
rpuAAo ASp Onto,
,ailroad. aHd when cnnpl",si will sx.
| tend through twenty -sit mtlss III Man
awha county. through clay. BrsIi0n.
Webster and .pocshDntas eounties
thence through Nrgnsz 10 the terminus
at Quantiso. II Will pass through twa
hundred miles al the Elk River country
which abounjs in coal, iron and a. iBs
| lumber ~ can he otisinsi in any go
lion Il the State. The sceRery II ths
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03

N,uMnlp i!oSDs Grnorally strong
sr,rt BosDs luli. louisiana rOn
aolH NJ p"r cent, lower
sIWga The market sns s"ak oafl>
Ia The day anh prices declined :? per
cent un Delaware and Hudson, and |
tn per cent l,r the reN III tho list, bui
during ~, afternoon hrIi'r tone pIr
waited and there Wna nn advance II ~
| | per rrnt The principal aTl,iiy ,ras
IN Northeastern, ~ Paul, Western
I mon, and Delaware, lmkaSanna and
Western llr TRANSACTIONS aggregated
10000 shares, ii which 3HD s'i"
Irr, JI,DO IALr SlIur, A,DU Norih
Western common, ,h.vD preferred, ",
go ~ Paul common, 5000 pIol'ifrd,
Ji,DJ DrRSaur, Iarkn1nnna aud
Western, $500 Delaware and Hudson,
$500 Morris aud IiSH"E, 5000 Union
Pacific, i, IWt tI Z ,b,irU Western
I mon, and , 80 ~ Louis. Kansas tIiy
and Nurih"Tn pI"lrlti.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
BasIns.. FsiiuTs.

H.TUs, I,efrlBi-sr z, rpaBliing A
Rai.--. hGlsrAle and retail dr, god.
s,sn l.anir. tailed liabilities s.bJO, ,ssj.
A~ssta eTpsctsd ,o approximate the 10,
deiisxiBe@.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
s,ssasr Damaged

Nrgrnl. December 2 The STEAMER
katydid lnrm SsN Orleans, risted oP
.nsg iasi saiapisy nab. nsat t'se.'
,iil, Ni-.i-sippi. tearing 10 the nppei
aHd lose, suaris aud bang great Ian
Ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
PRODUCE
New York

NV IunE, December > Cotton
rt1dy ~ pihVjr fImr DuIi and
nominal receipts ,Up1 haUrlH super
nuu s,sirfn aud stat. VI iEaJ ~
common h. g"d rIip ~ hdsi 10 good
iu rhuirr ~ im ~, White wheat oIifs
- hgfab Ut. rkiH Dliu o. pNa 10 81 ~
IAuls ~ WBab 10; Minnesota patent
process ~ InH ~ Wheat Acti,s
bat lDvrT, receipts 2jDBU bushels ~.
Iu i.d ardng AZ uugfnird Tri winter
; / psd IGit ~" u" ~ O2@ W M
= 10 81 ", NO 80. Ne. dD sl ina l UsI
ungrSlrl amber ~ Unb ~, M. 2 AN
i~r VI piit'I 0' nnylad"d white ti o.
IL iOi 40 shiir. sHleH ~ ND bush
,ll ~ " Wh'i ~. rsi,s u" sales .2O0
huahrls NJ ~ iIfI iOI. hyo Dull
No 2 sHHlrIn ., iG'hsc Harley tinisi
bat srdJ 2 "Hrd state .n s0i
Malt ,iuIsi and unchanged. Com
Artiyr lat lower receipts ! I In iaial.
| .ls nngfSisi bso.t,r. No5, u tfs tits;
ntra,nct IAt Ijir No = BtstSIc
| round y,Ilns G2T uaia Dnll Tecsili-
IlI 0Jd bushra Sn ) 2b, iD white
she, NJ, z ~, do Whit. Jbri miSsf
ss.t.B AIt yh' White western mo
| EH Iiay irady ~ lda W. Hops
| QuIr bat huI Jraflings ~ - fastsfD
| aud VI pslTrH iDa W, Ncs iGTk htsis
4hIje ,Hii4 NnuiBslly uh1i,ai,ysd
sugar quiet sBd unchanged isir b
| sAh refining bl6 -. Nula-nss DDli
| snd dnrhangsd Rice S"ininaiIy un.
| d,angrd. Petroleum quiet ini steady
upir 7i@s.ci rGnsi ~. 1alLs
4teaiy Serisrn d.r E1Sl1 quiet bot
aaady at Vi SOL w Tufpcbtins
Quiet ~ ~ FgYs quiet western ~
6g5e. FOfk bHii m.sA sI taf7 ~
Beet ~ gpDd 'I,Busnd si fall ysioe~.
Cat Meats luiei short clear HIsbiIrs,
.alief De,rinlsf and January, fI0ss
lI75 Lard Depressed prilns steam
~ 0pss m} Halter Sen,insiiy ue-
ri,anssI. Gasc.s steady western ~.
sic WHISKY bnIi Al " D I'D, ~ NJ
asked
PhIlsdslphla.
Pan IDSlPHik, Drfsinisr 2 Flour
buii, snpers 81 sys3 DD, sslrss ~, OGs
, 5D, AiRhe-as fatally - 2asI ~, b,sl,
yfa,lss NJ Jga1 - hys flnr Al
500 Wheat Duli. vrsk aud lover
va. 2 nj ~ 05I smher VI G7tsl ts
white III Uus 10, No Ubssgo S6r
Corn siesdy y.iL,. Ec, iaisrd tils
| Isle Dsis ln4tir, shits western
! gss e. HilEsd western ~ Rye in
aftiss; ve-trin 5te. prSisiDas Duh
Fsrt Aes- ~ sisss 81 t,esf tadis
mess slD Vke ~ O. Iia,ss r,soksd II
ls,slf, Piekled 6fa -, green ~, l~Id
Qniet tni steady. prime steam Ole
| Halter. Omit Nsx S.,tk data and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
O,I4aa.I. ihs Pssiss,rIaa.

PHII.UELSH,, ibesnBlsJ e Dsn'l
OIeary. The Peirsir,an, Al : gclock
III. evening ls.saR g. Nsib M miles 10
IA h,mrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
WASHINGTON WAITS.
THt POTTER COMMITTEE READY ron
WORK,
Ths Cipt,sf Telsg ans 10 bs investigated
Dill 10 Protect Trade Dollars Blalns5
Election BIl Tbs Nationals
The I'ottsr Committee.

eating ttuun,itto" held u priyal" con
lr,rucr ti-Iay ai whirl " was agreed
that the rhpirruan Potter should call u
meeting III thu committee i"r nest
THURSDAY II was nlso informally
| avre,sI that iu riHo The House shall hni
In lhc meantime specially direct Hn IN.
yuHiipnt,un ii ~" "cipi"r i"lr.
grams" the ruIuiniiio" viii pro.
rocd tr mukr au investigation
yi them nnd allaluiIar matters under b"
general authority conferred ~ II ut The
tie lasi aesaion, ltis likewise The u,
iohii0n III ma DIily ~ The r"ihmltir"
| ip take additional testimony on the Snh-
Ie,is II inquiry, the investigation "l
which WIN lrii unfinished last BiiInInci.
Trade Dollars.
WAanIsdr0g, ucrriuler >. senator
linrk'a bill, regarding ih"tta'i" dollar,
provides that Ia: the period ii iwriS"
months after the I,asasRr 81 this aH the
outstanding trade dollar shall h" rrr"iN
able ~ u legal tender lOr all debts aud
demands, lHelhding Guatons dues owing
Tho United Binica, AMI said irndo dollars
no received shall l,g rrcUinnd M soon IN
pos,di,lr into Tho standard silver dollars
III ~ prainH.
Hlaiue's Election IiiU.
u,..,,,,.,,,.,, b,,o,,t,,r % Tho LJ
lowing is The tckt ni senator lilalno +
lill regarding Tho resent cl"cti"nH'
Reai,ai, That Tho judiciary C"mnii
tee I,e instructed I" inquire nud report
a. ,L,, us,n,n ,,j,,dI,,, u ILo ,rr,ui
49,, T',.,i,o,,,,,,L ,i,,J,,, uI
~ ,' '',''' ,,,,,., ,.'',' ,'i'I',cI in ony
u,,,,, 49," - ,,,,, IInin,. ,,,h,,h,, ino ,iolI M
,'ap W W" t, ,i"" "t ,,t,,'J E,,,,a
sau"@ Lac ~ sn,,, ,Jii,r,,a waa do'
VI Il W., %I,nJ J,,' ',l,r mti,n 81 I,r
h"', ~ "n"'R''' Wy w" ",'" :" v"
'",u,' "'''''' " IVY '.u,.,..
''H'"k W. ~, wv WV 800 ~
!" 'nhh' '"'"' " :" "'''''"t W.
cunning """''"'", '"''," H. ~ ,,',
W" '" '''I,'" 'u,,,
'"hiS :" H"'" ',''"'' " Wv '''
h'l N'"'o'' '"'' '"'' ~
''h''' ','"' ''''''N'"p Wv WV w., u"
'''is' 80 hI''h '' ""' " "P'''"' Wv"
WBhrH hJ violence, ~ 'N''"'s, =" wv"
W, hth"'h'fni"'ns -, "''"''' "''"' :"
other "'Rnh'Ih''""p' -, Wy ANY '''' W.
lawful means ur Iihii'r'
h'"Ih 'h"' '''' '"u"i '"''ni''
''' w. ''f'''' 'n",,"''''' w "'l'u'
and report Wh''hni WIN
~ we ,"'l"" a" "'t''''
w P'"N"'" ~ ""'''''"' "t'',"''"
The lnur' FIho' H'ni'ly ~ W" ''R",
1i HnnrnR' '" 'h' ''''h'h" ~ w" 'h''''
Slnlos ~ nll The "''H ~ ''' MOI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold Closed st 1901 -. Governments
Timsf Flour Dali and Nominal
Wheat Active and Lower
Hogs Quiet,
FIN AhUE.

NEw YuHE, IJec"mbsr 3 MosEr 80
Market easy at 2i@ ~ per cent. Pnms
mercantile paper imbi per cent The
Assistant Treasurer disburseI $500 ,OOO,
Customs receipts sIU2, 800 tlaariDgs
So, 5OO, 900. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady AT isl sight exchange an
New Y1rk iN
Com Weak, opening NJ 1901 sni
clnaing ut 1901, Carrying rates lao PEI
cent B0rruSiHg rates at per cent
aud hai
Euyra Here silver bars llOt green
backs, and llDi guld subsidiary silver
c"in 30 per cent discount.
GuyIHNpgss IiIurT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03

P1r,svsom, DsogsIsr g. ry9ols.
um -Qniet; crude nnstesds n el tst q
Psstsf's for immedists shipmsnt; n.
ka II aa sos piaiAsisiphis dslissy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
rHg IrlbrHuSF,


one thing Your correspondent hAh
almost iutgnitcn a. spcat u the steamer
Telephone. tile railrpai oH SHtsJ
nsu,d hv tir Naidy hrs 81 GaililnliA
o, and Shiob plies bstsern thi- city
sni Wheeling. The Ms'idy boys, Nh"
are grp,lsmsH Ia even sepse Vi the word,
~, last gaining q reputation among th"
kanaN hans tia, may bc snyied by illOss
Rhn are more clossl, iisntiisJ. Among
the business men aud pleasure sssksrs
the Telephone has already her'me =
hnusehaia uoti. aud ell ihs, H"w
remains in complete Charleston. hsppi
ness, Ia To- hgi,, her stfss,s aBd Isisuit
iIr the Telephone, the latter of Sbirh
sk. !. ,ioing udl,e Handsomely As this
l,rst rive. tsige sasahisgss ~ ih" bn-'
nss. nipn al each ,nd 81 the route, u Is
| 81 lie hoped that businrss friatinns 10
tween the cities siil is lass.ly in.
srsss.,i.
4 ausniss II Wbeelipx bas,pss- s,sp
are ssliihg thoir u.nins.ditisain CiIafirs
ton, AMI q general expression al prsi
teelias u beginning "a spring np 10"
tween the i~o cities. " 5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-03
Tho IIalifaA Award

Congress having appropriated ~ nr
Last session the sum ~ 81 hGbU to pay
tho saarI ii the Joint Commission al
llalilax. NJ. siirr "'rrcspos'ten'e MIL
the Rntih ig,rrpm'ni hn the sfi'F"'
al the award tu tho requirements th'
treaty snd tn tho tsrms oi sha Insstioh
thereby submitted to the Commission
The President shall deem Il his duty n
make The payment, communications
upnn these points we're addressed io TIE
british Government through the i.ea
lion ol tho nitsd States ~ London
Failing to obtain the c0acnirsnes ~ tue
Britiah (,ovcrnnent IN the Vie~s NJ ih's
Government respecting the award,
have ,ieemei II INV dnit IN tender the
unm named. within the year hned by
the treaty. accompanied by n notice ~
the grounds IL ia. payment, aid pro,
test against any either cnnstfuril"h "'
tho same The cprrespoadspce upon
This subi.c, will DE laid betorc YOU.
Cuban Insurrsetion.
The spanish 6ovrrnment has "th',s'
ly ANNOUNCED the terIninssihn ~ 'h'
insurrcction IN Cuba, and The resiof;
tlon oi peace throughout hsi island
- sssass4.s-a- - ?
(bnduded oa Third Fuy'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-09
II Load of Pork In a Street Car.

Scene in densely-crowded Third
avenue car. Three women friends Zone
of them pale and evidently weak enter
at Sixty-third street. One of the trio,
stout and good looking, is given seat by
an impressionable gentleman. The weak
woman holds by sta p, swings to and
fro, and seems momentarily in danger
of falling. Men seated on both sides
watch her as though mentally betting how
soon she will fall. At Thirty street
she does fall, and a little connection
ensues. The buxom woman says from
her seat: "Ah! she often faints in the
cars when she has to stand" The CON
ductor stops the car, endeavors to carry
out the limp, unconscious woman and
asks for assistance. Those who have seats
desire to keep them; those who have not
hope that some humane sitter may rise
and give them an opportunity to slip in
to his place. They even growl at having
to make way for the conductor to carry
his burden. With much effort he lands
her on the sidewalk and seats her on a
saloon doorstep, where he leaves her
supported by her two friends. Returning
to the car hot, indignant and manifestly
ready to stake it out Of somebody" he
remarks: 'sTalk about hogs! think I've
got a full load Of pork this time"
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Killing I'm Potatoes.

I think that killing up in the way it is
practiced is, as general rule, injurious,
except on very wet land. If land is Gull
tivated properly, and to the right depth,
I claim that the crop where no billing
up in the usual way is done will be near
ly double that hllled up, because these
hilled mp do not receive the proper
amount Of moisture. Should there be
abundant rain to suit potatoes planted
on the level, it would scarcely reach
those in hills. Modern hills are built up
as if to ward off all the moisture possible,
and compel the poor potato to exc out an
existence in heap of dust. l have often
wondered, when opening out hill, how
the potatoes grew at all. My experience
in potato growing is that the proper way
to plant is on the level, and then after
this is done mulch the ground we'll with
some manure, to save as much moisture
as possible in the ground. Sometimes il
is necessary to draw up little earth
where the tubers are pressing up throue
the ground, but would only put on
sufficient to cover. In drills l would
plant one good seed-eye every fifteen OF
eighteen inches, and in hills two or three
eyes at the most. AS general rule,
think potatoes are planted too thick, and
too much seed put into the ground, and
very frequently we find people reserving
all the small trash Of the pit or bin fol
seed, instead Of using the medium sized
potatoes.-Cor. Country Gentleman.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-09
Story of KellOgg.

;OfMiss Kellogg the following story is
told by the Boston Sunday Times: Hav-
ing gone to Orono, Me-, to sing at the
College commencement there, she COM
planned of the water. The inn. keeper,
where she was staying bethought him Of
Mr.. Arabian COburn wealthy citizen OF
the town, who had upon his estate a
spring Of great purity. So to Mr.. Co.
burn he stated the case, and that gentle
man gladly consented to furnish the
singer with the famous water; and to
give the courtesy an especial attention
proposed to bring it with his own hands
The offer was accepted, and several times
d day MIR. Coburn carried the sparkling
beverage to the inn. As MIR. Coburn
dressed plainly and was called "Abe." by
his friends Miss Kellogg did not learn OF
bis position, and as she was packing up
she gave the landlord half dollar, which
she begged him to give to 'Abe," as he,
she said, was the best man that waited
upon her. The landlord made no expla-
nation. When Miss Kellogg and her
mother were safely in the drawing. room
car she suddenly discerned Mr.. Coburn
on the platform of the STATEN. She called
him, and as he came blushingly forward
she said "Abe, my man, I am sorry you
didn't come up to say goodbye, but I
left half dollar with the landlord to
give you for bringing me the water y
The train moved on, and the shout of
laughter that went up from the friends
of abe shook the station building.
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Ci1aders in the Eve.
progressio:

Persons travelling much by railway are
subject to continual annoyance from
the flying cinders. On getting into the
eye, they are not only painful for the
moment, but are often the cause of long
suffering that ends in total loss of sight:
A very simple and effective cure is with
in he reach Of every one, and would pre-
vent much suffering and expence were it
more generally known. It's simple-ons
or two grains of fax seed. 1t is said
they may be placed in the eye without
Injury or pain to that delicate organ, aud
shortly they begin to swell and dissolve
a glutinous substance that covers the
ball OF the eye, envelo ping any foreign
substance that may be in it. The irrita-
ton or cutting of the membrane is thus
prevented, and the annoyance may soon
be washed out. A dozen of these grains
slowed away IN the vest pocket may prove,
IN an emergency, worth their number in
gold.
The foregoing remedy, from the Him.
ing and Scientific Press, appears 70 be
based on the homeopathic principle.
8 Like cures like" Whether the stiking
Of haxseed into an inflamed eye is likely
to prove beneficial is questionable. Bet
ter pull out cinder with a looped horse
har.-Scisntifc American.