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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

ElNE CANDIES-A largo invoice ~ 6.
Il candles Just received and for Gale wholesaio
and retail by '''' "no'esaie
dec ii n u;rpu,>,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03

NrRUiT BUTTER AND PRESERVES
a. Apple, Peach. Pear. Plum and Ounce
Butter. Preserved Pinespple. Peaches, Cher.
ries and i'hmsons; for sale by
marie }. q. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-03
lnlandG Seaboard Coastipg Co,
FOR EO&F1A.K

Hlhanors Of this line will run As Follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
PLAYING RED MAN.
A Joke That IL Likely to Prove
Serious.
pcyial Dispatch 10 tho Register.

Spcviai papalch 10 Tho Register
RrwLGsnuR0, W. Va, Feb. ~.
Henry Golden, MI engineer ON the b.
40. X. K, was arrcsted here last night
as being the patty who entered the post
office on January 3lst, with a cooked
revolver in hand, ordering the Post
master tn deliver a notice to one A. D..
Williams To leave the place in ten days,
under penalty Of death. by order OF the
Red Men. Goldcn had his trial this al
ternoun aud verdict rendered. against
him. aud lao was bound over in the sum
Of 500 to keep tho peace. Golden =
friends say he was simply playing Red
Man IA a poke. but Williams refused 10
see It ia that light. IL may prove 80
rious lOkc to Golden yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
THE WRONG MAN.
Mixing w Of Governors.


s,yclal b. the Register.
wAsuNaruN, February 10
The mct that Governor hoyt, oi the
Territory oi Wyoming, has been mixed
up with mulatto woman 10 the disgust
at moral people in the Tar west, has
Travelled east. 4 Delaware editor see
ius a.. concluded that the guilty hoyI
Was none other than his political advcr-
sary Governor Hoyt, Of fcnnsyNan'a,
tic Was cuudrmrd IN this opn.on by
the fact that the Chict Magistrate 81 the
"Ksystonc state resides IN Wyoming
Valley, and figured at the Wyoming
Centennial. OicouFsc, hc went loT him
with gloves oil. and expressed his dis
gust In unmeasurcd terms that man
oi the Quaker faith. holding the office
that Curtin and others have adorned,
should be guilty Of such vile conduct.
Senator Salisbury received a copy OF
the paper, and when hc showed u 10
the Pennsylvania mrmbers OF Congress,
Il caused immense mcrumcnt. lion.
James Il. Senrr, oi Virginia, Who has
Just gone To Wyoming Territory a. Chici
Justice, will have 10 sco that no more
such stories come east
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
EN0I,A N ID
Wool Sales

LoNpoN, February lD-The. series OF
Colonial wool sales for the current year
opened with u crowded attendance of
representatives OF all the chief centres
OF consumption. Tho first offerings com.
priScd 7,g9G bales, chiefly Cape and
South Australian. The biddings we're
brisk aud animated. All Australian
descriptions ruled from 10 to 10 per
cent. above the November and Dcccm.
her rates, but the Cape produce was
only about from . 10 per cent. higher.
lho next offerings were 1900 balcs, al.
most exclusively Australian, tho first
prices being fully maintained. The pres
cnt series oi sales last until the I'D
oi March. ......-,. !,
l6S, ,p03 bales, Of which 10000 bales OF
Australian and 10000 ol Cape have
been forwarded direct to tho interior ol
the Continent and America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnINGruN. February 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Davis. Of West Virginia, submit
,ed a resolution directing any heals OF
the Executive Departments, Who have
not vet done 50. to comply with the
statute requiring such officers 10 annu.
ally report o. Congress the number OF
employrs in their departments, and
whether any OF them Can bc dispensed
with. or whether anY changes can pro-
iitahly be made. Adopted.
Nv aNotc Of - TO Is the motion OF
Mr. DAVIS, Of Vest Virginia, To recon
slider the vote adopting the resolution
for the appointment oi a special com
nittee on the Inter oCeanic canal, was
taken up.
MIR. hayis explained his reasons for
making the motion, which passed by \
vote II ~ 10 -.
After some discussion as 10 whether
the subject should 10 10 the Committee
ON Foreign Affairs or TO q special com
mittee. Mr Mcdonald called for the
regular order, the five per cent bull.
Mr.. Morrill, opposed the bill and
MeSrS Mcmillan and Saunders sup
Mr.. Mon,as dad not believe the en-
ablIp, acts contemplated what was in
sisted On in the ball and argued al
length upon this view.
Mr. Logan obtained the hoor, bat
welded 10 motion by Mr.. Morrill, tor
an executive session, which prevAiled,
ami when The doors were opened ihe
senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20

this subject should be given prominent
place among those 10 be discussed at
Their National Convention to-day, and
that Dr. W. II. Rufiner, State superin-
tendent Of Public Schools in Virginia.
Is to open the discussion. DIR. Ruifner
ID an earnest advocate Of the Goode bill
and will make an able and entertaining
address. Tonight public meeting
will DO held ut the Congregational
Church, when addresses on the same
subject are To DO delivered by .Messrs.
stewart, Ruhner and Goode, OF vir-
g'nia, Superintendent Orr, of Georgia,
and Others. The Hon Mr.. Eaton. Com
missioner Of Education, has invited tho
members Of Congress To attend. This
IN evidently the strongest movement yet
inaugurated in favor Of the Goodo bill
and will have its effect. There arc other
similar bills ia both Houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
FOREIGN FLASHES.
TIE ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE or the
CTAR.
Further Particulars Of the Winter Palace
PIot-Land Rent Troubles in Ire
land-english Wool Sales
Canada Petroleum Bill.
RUSSIA.
The Winter Palace Explosion.


81. PrrRRsnuR1, February l9.-Gen.
Gourko, Govcrnor.tcnera olSt. Peters
b,rg, was engaged at tho Winter Palace
thewhole night Of the 18th, investigating
the explosion. The dynamite was fired
10y an electric battery. Several pounds
oi that explosive must have been used.
Tie cellars OF tho Palace have long been
used lor storing purposes, and 1t ap-
pears has been occupied by four ward
men, three Of whom are under arrest,
the fourth is missing. Many arrests
have been made ia the Winter Palace
aud immediate neighborhood The ar
rest vi some forty inmates in the Win
ter Palace, Monday, is believed to be
connected with the explosion Tuesday.
ST. rKrERsnuRG, February l8-Thc
NuOc Ircmya publishes the particulars
OF the attempted assassination, showing
that the dinner was appointed Tor Tues
day evening ut q o'clock. II IL had not
been accidently delayed all would have
been seated ut the moment Of the explo-
sion. As it waS, their escape was very
narrow. The Emperor, accompanied
10y the Princes Of llcssc and Bulgaria,
wS about 10 enter the dining hall
through one door, aud the othJr mem
lers oi the Imperial family 10y another,
whcn the explosion occurred. Two
servants who were in tho dining hall
were injured. The force Of the explo-
sioa was such that q number of the win
doWs oi tho Palace aud adjacent houses
were shattered the gas blown out and
complete darkness prevailed. The bod
les VI two more soldiers have been found,
and Of the iorly-ive injured several
have died.
BERIIS, Fcbauary IA dispatch re-
ports that among those who decampcd
after the explosion in the Winter
Palace in the captain Oi the palace guard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLO-
SION.
Two Men Killed, Two Fatally
Injured and Three Badly
Rurncu.

CuicADo, February 40. terriiic
boiler explosion at Barbour 4 Babcocks
distillcry, Peoria, Illinois, thus evening
shattered the walls oi the building.
kiIlrI two men. fatally injured two
others and badly burned and sCalded
bree more. John sill and an un known
man, Who had just come IN TO nnd WORK
wrrr almost Instantly killed. Ben. Bah
cock. one OF the proprietors, and John
Richards, helper, are not expected 10
live. William Burma the engineer
Louis Iauienbcrg. masher, and Oscar
Mills. visitor. were painfully injured,
The boilers we're getting dry, and tho
letting in Of cold water was the cause OF
tho rXplOaion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
BRINGING The PACIFIC RAIL ROADS
I0A SETTLEMENT.
The Silr Postal SsOirs-A Strong Move
men, IN Favor Of Goodies tduca-
tOnal Bill-The Length Of
the Session.
THE PACIFIC RAILRoADs
Blu That Wan Bring All OF Them to .
Settlement

a n
settlement
sPceia' t' tac Register.
WAsulNGToS, February 10.
hr Mclauc, ol baltimore, Chairman
Of the Pacific Ruiruad Committee Of the
House, reported bill to-day that will
soon bTlny all the railrold kings to
Washington. This bill il substantially
an amendment, 10 the Thurman bill.
passed Souc two years ago, ~ bring tho
Union aul Central Pacific railroads Ia a
settlement tur thr large monoyed and
aud ton ird sabs,iy granted by the gov
ornmrut in iS63 aud 1861. The Thur
man bill only Affected thrsc two roads,
while this bili II very sweeping and
Inc.u les all rUirrals that have received
any al no the SOy, rnm,ut whatever
The l'rt viii b. tU make MIR. Gould,
now tn owutT oi the UnIOn Pacific,
settle annually with the government, ~
also al TIE TOAdS connected with the
Union PIr.6. 10 will also briug MIR.
Huntington to terms with his Southern
Par,i', which hc Is uow building
thruu ;h Arizona aud New Mexico un-
der a central law passed March ;. 1873,
without any aid from the government
The Mclanc blll ropcals that at. and
SAYS 10 Mt huntington, ' u yuu want Ia
come through the puhlc domain you
must submit To the control ol Congress
t. rrAulltc your rt arcs iur freight aud
pass ,ug e" Mr.. Huntington and his
friends ar h,rc AMI an active railroad
Campa ~ certain.
Tho star Postal Service
When Asvstaut Postmaster General
BrIiy MS bv.OTr tIc House Committee
ho stated un.rssan appropriation uitwo
millions ol dollars was made by the 10th
oi March the Star svryicc would have
o. ccIsr. ~ lar thD Appropriation
CommsIlrr has taken no action IN rc-
gari To- the matter, but the House Post
ullisc Coumitt,o has determined 10 in
troiucr bail on Monday under sus-
pension ol the rules, making the appro.
prlat,on required. Members oi the
committee tu night arc hopeful ot sue
CuSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
THE LENaTH OF THE SESSION.
Probable Adjournment by the Last OF
hAy,


WAsmISGToS, February 10.
Speaker Randall said yesterday even
ing that he thought Congress will be
able TO adjourn by the last Of May.
Senator Davis. OF West Virginia, whose
Judgment is good in such matters,
thinks that ii it gets through by Juno
Goth, il will bo doing well. Old cor
respondents, who have been here Tor
years, say Mr., Randall lorgets that this
Is Presidential year, and that both par.
TIES have always managed to keep Con-
grcss IN session until after tho nomina-
tons were made. The reason Of this
they say is that II enables members To
get OIL campaign speeches 10 help their
own election.
Personal Nowa Items
iencral Walker, Chief Of tue Census
Burean, is mad because OF the rejection
oi Bristow and Boiling. Republicans.
nominated for Census Supervisors ui
Virginia, and gives the Democratic
mcubcrs Who go Ia him in behalf Oi
Democrats % oil their places, u chilling
reception. The sooner they learn ut the
White House and the Census Bureau
that a Democratic senate has u veto in
all such cases tho better
Dir. Thurman wants tn take up the
Geneva Award Bill on Tuesday next,
but Senator Randolph 10 bent on getting
up tho Fitz John Porter case.
Senator Pratt, OF New Hampshire, ia
moro favorable to General Porter than I
expected. The Confederate aud Federal
generals here condemn the reluctance III
the Democrats To take up this case. A
wcll-knuwu Federal general says that
party which aspireS tn control this
country cannot afford % be- timid in do
my Justice to brave officer like Gon.
Porter.
Tho Star Mail Service To Bo Cut Down.
WASHINGTON, February llr-A gen,
cral order will be- issued by the Post
office Department tomorrow, cutting
down the mail service ON all star routes
IN the country to one trip week The
order Is To- gO into effect on the iirst oi
March. The object ui the department
in taking thus action Is simply to keep
tho expenditures for the Star line ser
wee within the limits oi the appropria.
tions Tor the fiscal year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
blaine BOOM.
Enthusiastic Meeting In Colum-
bus, %.

CoLuMsus, February la.-About 500
citizens responded TO the call Tor the
Blaine meeting In this city tonight
Several delegations from ncighboring
towns came in 10 attend the meeting
Hon. K G. Hoffman, Of this city prcsadei
dnrins the evening. Koa. ]. 5. Mack,
OF the SAndusky 4osiHer, Hon. J. c:
Covert Of Cleveland, John 5 Roller Of
Younsstown, wm. s. Peterson Of Tram
bull county, A. h. Clark Of Newark
Hon. T. A. Palmer OF Cleveland, tien.
John Brady. Fred. Il. Roney and J. l.
Hayes Of this city, were the speakers
The meeting was enthusiastic.
The principal posnI OF Nj. hacks re
marks we're 10 antsgoniSe the ptecepts
laid down by Gov. Foster IN his speech
In favor Of Nr. Sherman, one xeek ago
Gen. Beatty criticized some of Secretsry
shsrman's otfcial acfA and delivered
suiogy on Blaine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
Heavy EIeed IN tho Cumberland

NAsmyuLG, February l9.-The nLer
j., slowly rising, with a. feet on the
sb,aI, The loNlands about the clty
have been covered the week past, and a
thousand or fifteen hundred people
have been iurrrd 10 yacate their homes:
~ damagr beyond the tooding OF small
houses The rise has washed out an
immcn.c quantity Of lumber from above
ana caused loss vi corn ON the Lower
Cumberland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
oountsrssilsr Convicted.

SrRINUTIEIp, tn, February lh-ih
tbeV ;. District Court to-day. Niike
Hammond VAS convicted d having IN
Ina possession the lannon's Pete Mozart
nry bank note plates and 81 Oo IN
ro1ntrrlcit money, recovered by tue
secret Service agents a year ago, and oi
raising counterfeit money. lie has not
L-cn s,nt,ncrl. Hammond Is about
tic only member Of the notonous
Dna,s. R,yd and Mccartney gang out OF
tha pguitrnttaTy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
PnE UrEs
An EIcuraion O. Carlisle. Ponnsy lvania
hprcia, o. The Register

An EHcursion o. Carlisle. Pennsy lyania.
ppccis, o. the Register
WASuINdruS, February 10
On Friday the mrmbrrs Of the House
Committee on Indian Affairs, and por-
lions ui tho Educational aud other com
miltrcs. accompanied by the Secretary
ui the Interior. Mr. and Mrs. ouray aud
a number of J.tcs, will - to Carllslc,
Pa. o. visit the training school Tor IN
dian children. nov ia successful opera
u1n there. THIS - more SUuslbir tup
than their pilgrimage to Mt vernon,
AMI will be- more appreciated. lnur'
uaiisliC Wag SAYS Carl SvhurE ani MIS-
Ouray are u - through a war dance.
The party will return SATURDAY evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
Reduced Freight Rates.

CT aRRluAXp, Nh, February ls.-The
Balumore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
railroads to-day made extensive reduc-
tions In freight rates from New YORK
Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 Cumber-
lani, averaging about 33i per cent
Both companies now have the same
rates between tho points named.
The miners Of the Blaen Avon Com
pany struck ~ day because they claim
the coal they are minig is being igr-
nished 10 the Consolidation Company
whose miners are on a strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
VITA Murder

CoLpNBUs, O., February l9.-Wm;
Theison shot and killed his divorced
vile, Mrs. Mary RodeWAld, in this city
this morning. Jealousy vas the cause
Theison xas arrested shortly alter the
shooting.
DEs MoISKS, Ia, February ls.-iAie
last night. Henry Osborne, q coal miner,
Who has had frequent quArrels with bis
ale, struck her with q brick, then
kicked her violently and fied, she lived
only few minutes. lie was under the
ininence Of liqaof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. February IA crowded
house listened 10 ParncIl on Irish dis
trcss this evening. Parncil Was intro
duced by Henry watterton in a few AZ.
pruprate remarks The speech OF the
great Irish leader was nearly "A Tepeu-
tion Of his address elsewhere. A hand
some sum was realized for the poor OF
Ireland. rarncll had a cordial reccP-
ton in Frankfort in the forenoon. The
legislature met in joint convention and
listened to an address The Frankfort
contributed hberally. Parnell goes 10
Cincinnati tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
Mo-. Than I, Can Bear

Washington fost Dem
Doubtless the Democratic party de.
seTyes sorne ehasfissment, Tor ~ has mol
hxays acted wisely; but u eertan,S
ha.nt deserved such inaicsion a q Nhi
be caIlel 10 endure, II there Il truth "a
the report that this is Air. Schnrs' pem-
ocratic wear. .. L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
rREsIDENrIAL MATTERS
Candidates Working Quietly.
SYcy.ai ,1 yhs Register

S,yv.a ,1 Jhs Register
WAsnINGruS. February ~
Mr. Blaine ~ perfectly quiet. and
senators Don Cameron anu COnkling
are keeping their Grant plans a. still as
possible. Maior Ben Pcrlcy POorc,
however. has liir ui John sherman in
prras at Clnciunali which m intended
o. help un hIs boom. by the way, Ma
I1r Pourc informs mc thathe has written
a hir ol some presidential candidate cy-
ury four years s,uc, lSit Gen. Han
cocks friends are getting up a boom Tor
huu aui ar' moro active than
those q other Democratic candidates
Just now MIR. ullcu's friends IN Con
srcss say hr is still q candidate, but they
10 not indicate that they think tho
uld mau will hr nominated They,
however. hriiryr las strength "a trans
lcrlblr. aud that hv will bc ablO To namo
the candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
oRY ooops
New Yoxt.

NIv YoRx, February is.--Dry Goods
-Business continues moderate siih
eommisslon houses and the tone 81 The
market Was very iun. Cotton RODS
10 steady demand and prices wsre strong.
Prints quiet and frm. Dess goods so-
i've and slow grade woSted iabrics
lave sAysnoeA. Meas wear yoossns IN
steady request. aad nGnnels srive-
Forsixn roods in better demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
EDUCATIONAL
A strong NO smsnt In Favor Of the
uoods Din

uoOds nin
SPECIAL b. the RcEistsr
wAsuISaroN, February ".
telegTaphed you iasI night that Hon
A. "A. n. stuart, Of Virginia, who Was
Secretary v the Interior during Ar
FiIlmors's Presidential term, read an
able paper before the Peabody Board IN
advocacy OF the passage OF Mr.. Goodes
bill 20 distribute among the States ior
educational purposes the proceeds OF
the sales oi public lands. now learn
that Mr.. Stuart gave an interesting hls'
tory Of tho public lands and eoniended
that the colorcd people Of the sonih
have a strong claim on the FeieraI gov
ernment for educational aid' There
wAs Also a preliminary eonierence
held at tho Ebbs.t House Of The
school superintendsnts from different
States. when IL Was arranged that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
PRODUCE
Baltimore


BALTIMORE, February Ia Flour -
Steady and unchanged. Wheat West
ern frm and higher No. . western
winter red, spot and seller February.
81 isCs,I 4st seller March 81 +stesl tyt.
seller April 81 tst2i t9i. seller Nay
81 tstEsl i9. Corn-wosiern higher;
western mixed, spot. 5se; seller fetru-
AIRY 5Tis57ic, seller March gie3tje;
.ller April bt@S,ie, seller May 65t1
53Ie, selIes June S3ifa55ie. steamer
sale. Oats-steady and dull: western
shiis t1s47e; do mixed t5Es+6e; Penn
sylyania 47ts4sc. Bye-Dull Q, sotsgse.
Hay-Upchangcd. Proyisions-Fifm
without ehsngs. Butier--Stesdy and
unchanged. Eggs-Dull and loser at
l5c. Observation-Disclosures Conee--
Fun and unchanged. bupr-htsAdy;
A soft Ole. whisfv-stsady si u l0ifS
| IL.
On Cur, February ls.-Ths msrtet
opensd eIcitsd, rith sales at vslr. de-
elined 10 g7}e, advanced 10 VI %.
declined and closed With ssles q G}e.
Shipments 81 no barrels. svsraeing y Z
COO barrels. transactions Gs0,ooo seFrsh
PYrrssrnoH, fsbFussy ie.-rcso!se.
--Quist; crude Ieyss; y e3eS.s1s
ios shipnsns: rs6ssd 5ts 6os knoseee
pLis delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
HouaE

Mr.. Bland. from the Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures, re-
ported A bill 10 establish mint at 81
Louis Ordered printed and recon-
rnitted. -,
Mr. Blackburn endeAyored 10 dispense
xith The morning hour and consider The
rules. but ras uuable 10 obtain the ne
.cessary two-thiris vote, and The BIN rssr
uiaiinx the reaovsl oi causes iron stsie
10 TcJersl Courts was taken up. :.
The morning hour having expired,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
IREI,A " ID
I.nnl IienI Trnublea.

CloNMKr, February la--four bailiIIs,
accompanied by large force Of police,
to-day, disiraincd cattle for rent on q
farm in Waterford county, occupied by
"A widow. A crowd OF 800 persons over
powered the police and rccaptured the
cattle. The ringlcadcrs OF the mob will
he summoned for the assault,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
CANADA
American Petroleum

OTTAWA, February i9.-Iho Calbis
bill 10 amend the petroleum act pro-
poses 10 remove the present discrlmi-
nation against the American coal oil by
making the test moro uniform. The
tcst Tor Canadian oil will probably he
Increased aud that oi tho American re-
duCcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
Fire.

SrnrnESvnuG, febnap lS-lasI
night a dazzling in Island Creek town
sim. A few miles from this city, belong
ms 10 Josoph NJ Hunter, OF this place
ana occupied by bis father, Ephraim
Hunter caught 6re from a defective
a.. ami With ia contents MAS entirely
"nn,nmei Loss. 81 900; no Insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20

LRGISGEuN, NY, February IS
Charles Stewart parnell spoke toa large
audience at this place tonight at the
Opera House. Addresses were delivered
by J. Soulc smith, Judge James III. Mul-
ligan and Mr. rarncll The collections
aud receipts at the door approximate
$SOO Mr. Parnell goes 10 Frankfort To-
morrow and then 10 Louisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
PARK ERsBURG, w. VA.
IiOhllCl.

PARKRRsnuRG, February lS.-A man
named John Bradley was robbed ol 80
and iino gold watch this morning IN
tho lower part OF this city The oiiieer
have "A cleW 10 the rubbeT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
p,.s.no. Lands Ensssntmsnt

plslence Lenas -
MAID had nne hgure, good lace and
pretty name. One should see her Al
aistans.. Whoa she began % tsik yon
rr.lis,a thss Abe never used sesqpo< y
Her Srsssn ~ snlIks ths besss~ y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
IDgESD.

GotT-At shstoH, Pa. fsbsasfJ ~ iss3
CHIHIp gOrr. agoi u yF.c, $50 ~ i'>r ana
Msfy Gon
Fnssrsl irym NJ feshlesae oI b,. I-fenis. "a
Bsiisir. st3 0'elock " dsj,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
LIv N STOCK.
EAst Liberty.

East IIBERrr, February lg.-Cattie--
Receipts 10 DAY Sal head oi through and
- head Of yarl stock Total for three
days 1880 head oi through and 100
head oilocal. No business doing today,
except few at retail 81 local hutchcrs,
no other buyers here, no quotations.
Hogs Receipts to-day l,730 head:
Total Tor three days Z, 2+0 head iorkers'
a tOtai IS; Phiiadelphias s. sjCs.5 00.
sheep Receipts to-day 5000 head.
Total Tor three days 1900 head. Sell.
ing slow at g. 90, fully lc OF from tie
first II the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-20

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