Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
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| win, tails YOU lose Zoo. .,
ing to make law against the carrying
of concealed weapons. .a.
CONGRESSMAN JERE HAM Alison Is con
testing the seat of General Shelly in the
Alabama delegation Ia Congress.
SERIOUSLY, now, this il from London
Fun: 1.-The Lord Mayor rules the city,
but his cook, their 'ost,' 1.-THE rras,). !"
Colonel PEIToN still declines to he
interviewed about the cfphcrs. lie he
lieyes they are noughty, but they re
nice.
GENERAL w. a. MCLNuGmLIN, who
was on General Gordan ,iranger's stall
during the war, died in Chicag" on Fri
day.
WILLIAM III. VANDERBILT is said 10
have secured control III the Eastern
Division OF the Chicago and Lake Huron
Railroad.
MAYOR FoRwooD, OF Liverpool, has
been visiting Norfolk. He is now in
Baltimore. lie will remain in this
country until Christmas.
III IsTtlbTltu tilat UNIV i'y hui WIZ
married Miss May Parson, Of Ohio, in
1871, will succeed Baron Schloesscn rs
German Minister ut Washington.
A LEADING Norwich citizen was I'M
able recently Ia procure an ounce al
brandy from the city druggiststo save
the lie ri his child, and ii died,
TnE Chicago Times has read one ol
fE.l.., Ia ~
and il wants to know whether An
thOny Comstuck has any rights IN this
country.
PHILADELPHIA, BuiCtin "Thc Presi-
dent has scarcely got out oi the New
Orleans Custom House muddlc before
he shows II disposition to put his F""lc
in il again.
Coz. JAMES j. PALMER, chief head
clerk Of the railway mail service, died at
New Orleans the other day. lie Was
colonel of al the Furty.iiith Illinois
Volunteers during the war.
RonEnr J. WHELAN, the latest New
York confidential clerk who deianlted,
got back to New York from Montreal on
SATURDAY. One of the Pinkcrton's men
accompanied him.
TmE will oi the late Colonel Dwight,
whose death caused the insurance com
panies To hold sort OF wake up at bling
hamton, \. Y, makes forty requests,
the legatccs being dozen III number.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS appears tohc
slipping from the grip Of Massachusetts,.
lie brought $40, 900 worth oi Kansas CITY
lots last Thursday, and will build cot
ton mill, with cottages Tor the opera
tives.
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS was given an
ovation by the students of the lniyer-
sity Of Michigan. at Aun Arbor, ol Fri
day evening. The boys escorted him
from the depot Ia University Hall where
he made II speech.
DR. q. w. CAILENDER, i. L. =, the
eminent English surgeon, al 81. Barthol-
omew Hospital, is at the Aldlnc Hotel.
He il receiving special attention. from
Messrs. Childs, DreXel and others, who
keep up the credit of Philadelphia Tor
cordial hospitality.
OLSON rgArr, uf the Council OF Nor
mon Apostles, will leave Salt Lake city
for England tomorrow. Ills special cr-
rand this time isto publish new edition
of the book of Mormon, divided into
chapters anl verses like the Bible, ami
with marginal references.
u,Nourr was given III Washington
an SATURDAY night In Mr.. John MCCul-
Tough, the tragedian. General sherman
presided, and speeches were made by
MIR. Justice Miller, Secretary sherman,
Senator Blaine, Representative BLACK
burn and others. Sixty persons were
present.
Nis, Louisa W. King, one oi the
most accomplished and prominent ~o-
men uf the South, died at Augusta
Georgia, on Saturday night after a very
brief illness. Although ayoung woman
She was conspicuous for her Rnero-
lence. She was the founder oil the WI
,low's Home and al the state society Tor
the Prevention nj Cruelty to Animals.
Miss TEsslE {. IIrNT is u young wo-
man of Harlem, who had fora lover one
David II. RISKY, u Tiffany salesman.
This Rishy seized Miss Tessic IN her
fathers parlor, ON Saturday AMI, Hour
ishiny a razor all the time, drarged her
before the Rev Samuel IL. Virgin, al
the Harlem Congregational Chnrch.
In, Rev. MIR. Virgin married Miss
Jessie and her lover. 80 this shackled
vounp woman Of Harlem told Inspector
MrDemott on saturday night.
L.R. YAK Mss, OF the Two Bridges,
i'm Passaic county, Jersey, ionnn nm,
s.lf face tn lace with The Wild Man oil
the Mountains" the other day The
Wild man is an old fellow OF medium
size, irightiully emacia,ed and with wild,
bloodshot ewes. He is clothed in the
mercst shreds Of rags, mended and tied
together, in fantastic shape, 4 few days
400 the citizens Of Wayne township
went ON hunt for him, with the view
IF locking him in the Passaic County
Iunasic Asylum, but no Wild man was
found.