The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13

NOTES OF TIE DAY.

Tar Galveston Ne,os suggests that after
James Gordon Bennett has discovered |
the North Pole, he will probably start
Stanley on an expedition TO ascertain
whether there Is really such place as
hell.
AN effort to secure sn adjournment of
Congress by the Goth of June is being
made 1t is thought by many members
that with ordinary expedition the neces-
ssry business could be transacted by that
time.
The peninsular papers declare that
the outlook for peaches and cream Tor
the.coming season is not at all hopeful.
The buds are now swelling, and frost
in April will prove disastrous to the
peach crop.
Mr.. JOSEPH ODELL has shipped from
Writ county since December last 9OO,-
900 slaves. He has in the booms ready
for shipment 100000 more, and 100000
still in hands ready to be driited into the
backwster.
Aadrelos' Bazar says: IA New Yorker
ate a Welsh rareoit and drank six lasses
of lager before going to bed. He dresmt
that ne saw Bob lngersol in his night
shirt, with pitchfork, chasing the devil
over al Illinois prairie"
The Philadelphia Times, although not
strongly addicted to silver, has the good
Judgment TO say that the business of the
country will improve under the silver bill
if the money centres are wise enough
not to obstruct the fair operations OF the
law.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS has intro
duced bill in Congress to pay 100000
to Josephine Sutieryrski Jaroski. She
is the sole heir and descendant OF Count
Casimia Pulaski, who served Is Briga-
der. General in the Revolution, and was
killed at the siege of Savannah in l719.
The basis of this bill is Pulaski's unpaid
pay and pension.
Mrs. BELL, the wife Of one Of the bo-
nsnzs men, Is going to Europe to aston
ish the natives, and has provided her
self in advance with wonderful ward
robe from Worths, and $250,0O0 worth
of diamonds. She appears, from tho de-
scription in the papers, TO have worn all
of the diamonds, but very few of the
clothes, at the recent charity ball in New
York.
In these times of rctrenchment and re-
form the decision of Kansas Judge will
come like ray of sunshine in cloudy
weather. He has decided, inasmuch rs
the law considers man and vile one,
they are both entitled to admlttsnco
upon ticket admitting zone. - WGSh.
yu, ,h,,o,
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for one." on "mint julip for one this
law wouldn't work so well.
STARTLING news was received in the
capital of Wisconsin last Saturday. The
dispatches stated that Hayes had been
shot by the British Secretary of Legation
and that Private Secretary Rodgers had
gone crazy - i''"'''y''
Nc" 'ne "o''' n'"s WIS ''''''V"
"oou' I'M u VI '"o " - ''''' f'f ~,
wbar !, was found that i. was q mourn
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''''' NOV
A NEW church has been organized in
R-oo,1vr y V which allows No article
of faith but the HOLY Scriptures, without
ro,o ~ oo,me,, and rocoon;zas Cbris.,s
:. - -. -, ,..-,..
ORDINATION OF ministers Without nu'iiA"
~ an''t '0'' Wv" VI 'S,' - ''''V', ~
lne pFoScner Is uec'"reu " o' INC sc.
want and not the lord over dods heri-
tase, and is not to have q stated salary,
fo- g bo osn,ot trrst Christ for his SIM.
port he is unworthy. All members of
:, ,L, :, Lauo ,.,;,o - o,,o,.
'"0 ''i"'0N ''' " ma'' '''''
ing their pastor. The selling or renting
of church seats, or the doing of any act
r.bo-ob, tbo roor will ho hold in loss
esteem than the rich, is counted as sin
.i,s. Goa
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WHEN Gen. Schenck plsvs poker
there are Republican gsins.-Co,risr
.y,uuol
saw. "Tat tho oritsnh If NV dear friend
Wa6e he-Uo was an OHIO man"
OF course the Gar OF Russia will Iec-
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