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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
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NRw YoRE. November III Cotton
Steady nj 10 lj.l6nll 3 l1c; futures
steady. Flour-Ileavy; receipts @,OOO
barrels: shipments 1850 barrels; super
fine western and state 50 S0si %.
common Ia good extra - 7Ja5 U0,
good to choirc - 0jM6 ~, white wheat
extra s. 1jfn4 %; extra Ohio s. O0fa,
2j: ~ LOUIS 81 75,a6 80. MInnerpts
patent prurrss ~ 2j6S - Wheat
Heavy and lower: receipts u 90 bush.
els; exports 5000 bushels. No.
spring - III. Ia arrive; ungradrd red
81 IOaI -; 80 3 do 81 ~; steamer do
81 ~: NO 2 do 81 2OiG,i 81: NO.
DO 81 25i; ungradri white 81 IGGSI q.
No. . do 81 1901 IL; No. I do. sslrs
5000 bushels. at ~ lsihl lst; No.
rel seller November. sales l0l 900
bushels. at II 2U.ta,i 2it seller Decem.
her, sales iS2,CO bushels, at IL 2lt
al 22i: seller January. sales 1000
bushels. ~ II 23.~l 2Ii Corn
D.mabd active. rerripp ll6.UO bushels;
shipmrnts ~ 900 bushel,; ungraded
~ a jglc. NO. , ijt 30. No. 5si6E
So. No white jplc, No . sell.r No
v.mber 5siaJ9c; seller December D |
Gaj3ic; seller January JJtc. Oats-
Weak; receipts 1900 bushels; western
mixed extra a.: white western f3'riyOc
Huv-In good demand nj full pricr.;
8OIa9jc. IIon-s'eAdy anil in fair de-.
maud. CoH.e-QuIet and unchanged.
MoIssses-Qu ct and unchanged. suysr
Nominal y unchanged. Rics-fIrm
and in good demand Petroleum Dull
and nominal: United 30: crude bins
7ic: refined l2c asked by refn-rs. sales
st Oldl0ic. Tallow-stesdy and firm
1T GiTGic. Rorin-Dull and un.
changed. Turpeniins-Firmer at &Gc.
Ezgs- Firmer q. 23a28c. Pors Dali
and nominal; IDrss quoted at 81 ,jl.g
Is 90. Beef-Nominally unci sDg-d.
Cat Neats-Quiet but firm: long clear
Tic; short clear Sic. lArd-Firm.
prime steam % 72i. Buttsr-Firm for
choice t liS2gc. Cheese-Firm st
l0Sl2ic.
ToLsLo, Soysmiar lB.-Wbeat-
Easier; 40. | white Michigan 81 0j..
snber Michigan, 81 .U5i; No. 2 red
Wabash, spot, 81 o5i; sl.r November
81 OF; seller Decembfr 81 csi; seller
January 81 l0i: selI-, February 81 I3i:
No 3 re.I Wabash IL 80: rejected Gle.
Corn-stsady; high miJeo, t7e: new
lsic: No. 2, new +5.c: old spot. t5Ir:
seller Decemb.r. 4ic; rejected new
&c; damaged iic; nev iiic. 0a,-
Quiet; No. 2 33ic Ciossr seed-Pins
mammoth 81 80; No. 2 do a 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
AN ASYLUM In ASHES.
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE lRSTl.
TUITION FOR THE INSANE
At 81. Peters. Minn.-Twenty-five 10 Thirty
Inmates Roasted and frozen-Some
Fly Out Into the Bitter Cold.
While Others Perish Amid
the Flames.
CASUALTY AND CRIMINAL RECORD.

So appalling sight has rarely been
witnessed as the burning OF the st. Peter
Asylum, together with a number Of its
inmates. some of the wild idiots re-
fused to leave the building, but ran up
and down the halls bowling and crying;
others escaped the fiery flames by tear
ing out into the freezing air and hiding
in alleys and dark corners.
An Arkansas bucolic village has gone
up in the flames. The former inhab.
itants Of the place are destitute OF any
provisions, and are suffering greatly.
A wailing appeal is spread broadcast
over the country asking for aid in be.
half OF the widows and orphans OF the
men who perished in the Nova
Scotia coal pit, and also to help the
hundreds OF miners thrown out Of en-
ployment.
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THE GOLDEN STATE
Thea rics! and Z lection Hsva

SaxFRAxcIsco, November l6.-W. T..
Shel idan o ,.h.d an engagement a.
Ba,dnIus iA.t night in Louis NJ and
scored a pronounced succrss. lie was
=, called after every act.
Fall official returns from tie Siatr
shox that Henry Etgrrton, Republican
e!ecior, receives jU7 woes more than
Judge Terry, owest on the Dem 'crst c,
and 10 elected. The other Democratic
electors have majorilies ranging irotn 81
f0 i43
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IOUISIAN A.
Radical Contes.ers "A United states sen
at3r Appointed in Piaco Of Spon'rd'

Radical Contes.ers "A United States Sem
ator Appointed in Piaco of Spof'rd'
Deceased.
New ORLEANS, November l6.-Unlted
States Marshal Wharton, in an inter
view to-day, stated that the Republicans
proposed to contest the seats ot tne
Democrats returned AS elected from the
Fourth and Filth Congressional dis
t-ic,s, and may also decide to contest the
First and Second district.
Governor Weitz has appointed the
Hon. I. c. Manning. ex-Chief Justice OF
the State Supreme Court, United States
Senator rice Syoford, deceased.
A mandsmus has been asked ana
made returnable on Monday, to compel
the city to levy tax OF s2oo'oOO 70 p!
the interest on the city CONSOLIDATED
bonds. The conrts will decide who is
entitled to the possission OF the City
Hall
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AMONG THE lCEBERGS.
CAPTAIN HOOPER ON THE CoRwiNs
CRUISE.
The Cruise Of the corwin in the Polar Seas
Natives Dying by the Hundreds From
Starvation-!rom Herald Island
to Wrangell land-The Ves-
seps Discoveries.
A NEW CONTINENT IN The ARCTIC.

The report OF Captain Hooper on last
summers cruise OF the revenue cutter
Corwin, from which the REGISTER prints
copious and highly interesting extracts,
shows that much as he did toward set
Ting the fate of the missing whalers the
manifold nature of his orders limited
the possibility Of success in all the di-
rections they indicated Still he accom-.
plished a great deal, and our knowledge
OF that portion OF the Polar Circle and
its inhabitants receives handsome addi-
tions from his labors. His stories OF life
among the whale, walrus and seal.hunt-
ing denizens OF those bleak coasts
will repay perusal, as we'll as his
experiences skirting the edge OF
the treacherous ice pack in his
efforts to reach Herald Island
and wrangell Land. That he came
within couple OF miles OF the former
and within twenty-five miles OF the
latter is just enough to make one regret
that the necessities OF his position
obliged him to withdraw from each
with an explorers victory almost within
his grasp. He is of good cheer respect
ing the prospects Of the Jeannette,
though he was not SO fortunate as to
come within sight Of her. His conclu-
sion that with the opening OF the season
this year De Long and his brave COM
panions were making the best Oi their
way poleward is supported on all sides
by the evidence. Captain liooper's
work in helping to break up the runous
traffic In whisky with the natives de-
serves honest applause, and his recon-
mendations on this subject are worthy
Of governmental attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
HARRISBURG. PA.
Result Of the state Ilsctiou.

HARpIsBURG, November 10 Cover
nor Hoyt issued his proclamation 10
day. announcing the election OF the R'
publican electors in this State and o
Henry Greene as Supreme Count Judge
John A. Lemon as Auditor Genera. and
nineteen Repu' lIcan and eight Demo
cratic candidates for Congress.
The corrupt solicitation cases OF Geo
r. Smith, Chrisfophcr -Ong and r. j
McCune have b,en postponed unti
January on account Of the iilness o
the del, n lan,s. The district aitornr,
desired to enter a noiL prosSqun, but the
court would not entertain them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Active At 4 to 6 per cent-Gov.
ernments Weak and lower-flour
Hgher-wheat Active but
tower-Hogs firmer.
FIN ANCk
N ev York.

NV 4otAs
Nsw YORK, November id.-MoxRv--
Active at 4td6 per cent, closing at 4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
& per cent Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills dull and weak at +sOt; demand
1921. Produce exports for the week
S., ,SJi,O0
SILvER-At London 81 l3.l6d; bar oil.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
Hal per cent. discount.
GovERxnxxr-Weak and t@t per
cent. lower.
O. T. Coupons (iSsl)
keu ftvoD..
New Four-and one halls
New .-iiVV
RAILROAD BoNDs-The features OF the
railroad bond market. to-day, were &. q.
4 |. &, issues. the trust certificates hsv-
ing advanced y per cent, To 1921, but
in the late dealings declined 10 l0l.
closing at l02; do. income. which ad.
vanced 3 per cent. To 81. later declined
to 5?i, closing at 5St; Indiana. Bloom
ington and Western. which advanced
81 per cent to 6ij, closed at a.. and
Kansas and Texas seconds. which ad.
vanced II per cent. to "a. later fell to
70i, closing at ~.
STATE BoNps-Quiet and steady.
SroCEs-The market was weak IN the
early dealings and prices declined TOLL
per cent. and subsequently 70.
covered tGi per cent. Dur
ing the afternoon speculation WAS
dull aud weak. and decline nngin.
from | TO II from the highest point Of
the day Was recorded. Reading leading
the downward movement. In late
dealing a iirmer tone prevailed. and the
market closed at n recovery oi to ] per
cent, IN. latter in Reading The tyh.
dicate which brought out the Reading
deferred bond scheme. and which MAS
to put up 100000 pounds sterling In
London, have failed 10 come To time
with the money and the whole thing II
at sea again. Ii il stated that n propo-
sition has been msde to psy back the IN.
terest on &. &. Il |. Z. tir.t mortgages
and to fund the old bonds into new
per cent bonds.
The Assistant Treasurer to day pur.
chased $l6S, 900 of the lis of 1850.
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ORY GOODS.
U~ Y0t.

Nee YoEE, November IG.--Drv Goods
The general market continues quiet.
bot cotton z ods sre in ttafy demand
asd prices firm; Pepp .rli zoe brown
shettrg, advanced. Trn's quiet, but
stocks sre yell in hand aud leading
make. firm; dress go0is and giDshanis
in lixht demand; mems wear wOolsns
s!ugy sh but sfrA1y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
VERMONT ELECTION.
The Way Tney v,te Up Tner :.

MONTPELIER, November l6.-ln the
House the committee 10 canvass the
votes for the county and probate oih'
GERS aud justices OF tn. peace have de,
ci led to throw out the entire vote of
the town OF Colchester for such officers
for the following reasons: High barri-
cade was placed in front OF the ballot
box 80 voters couli not see the box,
and the right OF challenge was defeated !;
the boxes were taken away and the
votes were not counted until the next
day, and no declarations OF the vote
maize at the town meeting. Colchester
is therefore without any justices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
In Search Of the Dead.
RESULT OF THE NINE MASSACRE
An Appeal for Aid 10 Sou aded.

STELLRR1oy, n. s., November 10
There il no very great change in Affairs
here to-day. A meeting WAS held last
evening at the company's office, and u
was resolved TO send the following aP.
peal TO the Mayor and wariens III the
various towns through Canada and the
United States:
A terrible calamity has happened in
this place. Two disasters ia succession
have been the means OF killing fifty men
and boys, and leaving thirty.three
widows and ono hundred and ten or.
phans. Seven hundred men, represent.
ing a population OF two thousand pco-
pie, are thrown out OF employment In
the face OF the Canadian winter. We
appeal TO the generous public for imme.
diate help. Contributions may be sent
10 any OF the Undersigned:
JANIS lirDsOS,
Manager Albion Mines.
RoBEBr SIMPSON,
Manager Drummond Mines.
HESRY Po0Lg,
Manager Acadia Mines.
JoHS GkRKNR,
Manager Vale Mines.
II. LANGHI..
Manager Nova Scotia Mines.
Rgv. WV. MCDoSALD,
P.P.
Rev. ID. G. Moons,
Rotor Cnurch of & rist.
Rlv. CmAs. DcsS,
OF Church of Scotland.
Rkv. T. CANNING,
OF Preshvtarian Church.
Rrv. VI. T.. THURLOw,
Of Methodist Church.
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A DISASTROUS Arkansas Prs.

LITTLE RocE, November l6.-About
six O'Clock yesterday evening . fire
broke out in the northern part Ol Nss.
port, on the Iron Mountiin. Under the
iufluence Of the high wind the flames
rapidly speesd until two-thirds OF the
buildings in the town we're destroyed.
About two hundred families we're rem.
dered homeless, and the distress 10 very
yreat. The loss il estimated at ab ,ut
two Luntred thousand dollars.
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Humbugged Again.

saw so much said about the merit
of Hop Sitters. and my wife who was
ALWAYS doctorius, and never well, teased
me SO urgently to get her some. con,
cluded to be humbugged sgain; and
am glad / did, for in less than TWO
months use Of the Bitters my vile was
cured and she has rem aimed SO Tor eigh-
teen months since. l like such hu n
bugging.-H. Z. 81. Paul. Laneh!in
Bros. & CO., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
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Cahinat Mating.

WASHINGTON, November l6.-Ihere
was full attendance ct the Cabinet
meeting to day, each department being
represented by i,s head. The question
OF appointing chief signal ofScer w.s
discused, but NO decision was reached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17
OOL
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November i5.-wool
Demand sctive and prices higher;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West viryiDis
Xxx and above 47(S4sc; extra i7s isc;
medium 49a50c; coarse +3c: New York.
Nichigan, Indiana and Western 6ns
42f946e: medium 1880; coarse +sc:
washed oombing and delaine ljg nc ;
pullsd SsS46e.
/i1iienI kavk<h ON a.. Paw.i
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0EOR9lA.
un,,.d st.,.. Senator Elected.

ATLANTA, November l6.-The elee'
ton for United states Senator resulted
as follows: Joseph Z. Brown, l45; A.
K. l.avton. GA.
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HARDY CoUH rY.
The ON c,al Vote.
ncs nj The ReRtatef

Correspondence Of the Register.
HARDY CoCxrY, November l3.
The pficial vot: Of this county Is ~
follows Hancock, loss: Gsrhsld, 2l3
For Congress-John Blair HoRe, ID.
sA: J. r, Hskp, X, 2l4. b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17

An editor out West wasin prison ios
libeling Justice Of the Peace, and when
he departed the j4iler asked BIN TO give
the prison . puG.-PhiasddP6s Ssas".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-17

O,ercoats.
OScrroats.
Oyercoais.
OtercOats.
OyescOats.
OyereOats.
AZ 1890 Market.
AZ 1890 Market.
~ 1890 Market.
\, l3eO Market.
NJ 1920 Market.
Al 1920 Market.
Market.
"s,erSibie Oytrcoats nj l32O
Market.
"stersible OvercOats nj 1870
MARKET.
Market.
Market.
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DECISION IN TBBTAYLoR sTRAU-
DER CASE.


1t win be seen by references to our
Washington dispatches this morning,
that the cass ofTArloESrSAuDER, plain
tif in error, vs. the State Of West Viz
glaia, which vas an appeal from the su-
preme Court OF West Virginia to the
United States Supreme Court, has been
decided in favor OF the plaintiff, and de-
claring the act OF West Virginia exclud-
ing colored citizens from iuries, uncon-
stitutional.
The history Of this case is so familiar
to ths people Of West Virginia, that it
would be superfuous for US to renew 1t.
1t has been pending for some eight or
ten years, while the accused, SrRAUDER,
has been confined in the Ohio county
Jail awaiting its conclusion.
He was found guilty OF murder in the
first degree at the original trial in the
Circuit Court Of this county, and an APP
peal was taken to the Court OF Appeals
Of this State, the principal point upon
which his counsel relied being that he
had right to remove his case for trial
to the United States Court, and a petit
ton for such removal was denied him.
The Court Of Appeals sustained the
Circuit Court and the case was then
taken to the United States Supreme
Court, where the decision has been re-
yersed, and the plaintiff will now, We
suppose, have his case removed to the
United states Court, where new trial
will be had.
The point in the decision which will
attract general interest outside OF the
State is that which decides that any
State law which excludes colored citi-
Eens from the jury in case where a col
ored citizen is being tried for his life is
a denial Of the equal protection of the
law guaranteed by the Federal ConStitu-
ton. The case, in this respect, will in
terest Virginia quite as much as West
Virginia. 1t virtually decides the cases
which were taken up from the former
State involving the right Of negroes to
sit on juries. We should think, now
ever, that it will not entirely discourage
a contest in those cases. The question
is very nice one, and it may be that
the full opinion will disclose that its
scope is not as sweeping rs the tele-
graphic report indicates, nor does it
have the concurrence OF the full court
Judge FIRLD dissenting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02

votes necessary to nominate Grant, the
South will furnish the other hall, and
the reconstructed States would be much
more honestly represented by Grant
delegations than any Of the North
ern States. The colored vote
Is for Grant, the deposed carpet
haQgers are for Grant, and what
little else there Is Of Republicanism in
the South is as much for Grant as Tor
any other candidate Sherman has con-
tracted for various delegates in the
Southern States; but when the Grant
leaders want contract delegates they
will speedily oversize all OF Sherman .
contracts and take the votes. They Will
have all the means to make such things
certain, and the Grant managers are
wisely letting the South alone until
they need it. They will not attempt to
run local conventions. All such inno-
cent amusement they will leave to Sher-
man and his Office holders; but when
delegations shall be wanted for Grant,
Cameron will know just how to get
them, and they will be in line for the
important roll-call.
That senators OatnetOn anu Sonhhhk
have determined to force the nomlna.
ton of Grant at Chicago, now admits OF
no dispute; and the only question is
whether they have the power to con-
summate it. They will have no popu-
lar support from the party; but they
have the national machinery, and they
mean to exhaust it to win for Grant.
Such desperate political experiments are
always liable to sudden and irrevocable
disaster by some successful eruption
of public opinion; but the outlook
to-day certainly gives them quite an
equal chance for the absolute control OF
the Chicago Convention. They have
most cunningly cut off Blaine from po-
tential States which fairly belong to him:
and thus reduced him to the position OF
a candidate with the greatest popular
following, but with only fragmentary
support from his greatest strongholds:
With Blaine strangled in the house OF
his friends, they reasonably calculate
that no other leader can measure plumes
with Grant, aud the flag OF the Restora'
ton is now defiantly Haunted IN the
face OF the nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
TEI1
Nderchants' lunch
Sealed Proposals for Use oil
Coal Scales.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE -,
WHEELING. W. VA, Mar, h 2. lSoO,

City CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, W. VA, Nar>h z lSSO,
SEALED proposals will be received at the otfce
of tie City Clerk until Monday, March 3 1871 az
O'Clock r. NJ, for the use OF the Coal scales III
the different wards OF the city for the year COM
mencing on the first day Of May. 1850.
The Scales that proposals VIII DO reeeNed 'o'
are as follows: -, o..
first Ward-Locatcd near the corner OF sew.
cuth aud Market streets: also at the corner OF
Fourth and Main.
second wsrd-Scales at the north end OF Sec
ond Ward Market House.
Fourth Ward Scales-One on the corner OF
EOtf and Seventeenth streets, also one NJ 'hu
east EN- a OF Seventeenth street bridge
Fifth Ward-ScaleS at the south end OF me
Market Square: also at Bodley Bros coal bahk'
seventh Wnrd-SCalCs located on Zane street
Eighth Ward Scales-One on the corner OF
Thirty. ninth and Jacob streets, aud one AZ BOD
ley Bros. coal bank.
For the safety Of persons bidding and securing
leases, Il isannounced that the contracts will be
SO drawn that each weisher, in addition 10 be-
ing subject 10 the penalties prescribed IN
the ordinance o. passed December y, 1917, iOr
any violation thereof will forfeit his lease II ne
shall by varying from the charges pr,scrioed In
said ordinance, or by soliciting ord u Tor ueal-
ers in articles TO be weighed or rendering them
any material special service, or by any unfair
means secure or bid for the patronage to his
scales OF any person whOmsOcver, the Commit
tee on Scales reServlng the right 10 reject any or
all bids. ALIEN. tPDEuhAtf,
maria City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
A WlAe Reform

Tho habit OF administering quinine In pow
erful doses, rs all antidOte to malarial malades,
was once dangerously common. Happily this
practice has undergone wide reform. Not only
tho public, but professional men have adopted,
not wholly, OF course but largely, Hos1cttcr's
Stomach Biitcrs as u safe botanic substitute for
the pornciouS alkaloid. The consequences Of
this change are most important, Now fever aud
ague sufferers arc cured formerly their COM
plants were only for tho time relieved, or half
curcd-ihc remedy eventually failing to pro
ducc any apprecisbe effect except the doses were
increased. A course. of the Biucrs, persistenily
followed. breaks up the worst attacks and pre-
vents their return. The evidence III iavot OF this
sterling specific and household medicine Is ONO
ami glous character, but positive and SatiAiac-
tory, aud the sources whence II proceeds are
very numerous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
TIMELY TOPICS.

TIE theatre manager who was wrecked
had light housesto warn him.
The Herald still wages relentless war
on Parnell's political projects.
THE best way for the San Francisco
vigilance committee to "rid the city oil
dangerous characters" is to emigrate.
TAG LeMoyne doctrine is finding adj
herents in Jersey City. A number OF
her citizens have selected spot for
crematory.
The operators OF the coal works at
Bell.ire, whose miners are out on a
strike, have advertised in the various
mining regions OF this State Tor new
hands, offering to pay their expenses
to the works and guarantee them a
steady situation. This looks like de-
termination to be rid OF the old miners.
GEN. LATHAM had better instruct his
enumerators to take the sense OF the
voters upon the State election next
June. We think the information
cleaned might lead him to change hls
opinion rs to the ability OF the Republic
cans to carry this State.-C9arkstury
NeirS.
A CoRREspoSpEST of the New York
Herald suggests that ladies may render
efficient aid TO the starving poor OF Ire
land by purchasing and wearing Irish
lace. This appears like sensible and
timely suggestion. To help the worthy
poor by purchasing their wares, and
thus providing them with remunera-
tive employment, is far better than III
discriminate charity. Besides, the peo-
pie OF Ireland, though appealing to the
benevolent for assistance in their great
distress, would prefer greatly to
receive it in the form OF work,
which would enable them 10 help
themselves. 1t is not to be expected
that enough lace can be purchased to
afford immediate relief, but while their
husbands are generously contributing
To the relief fund to be used IN the pres
ent emergency, the ladies can purchase
and wear the lace and then create de-
mand for Irish manufactures, which
will, ere long, have beneficial effect
among the industrial classes OF that
afflicted country. The lace is largely
manufactured by hand in the humble
homes OF the peasantry, and these are
the people who are suffering most So
verely by the famine.-BOSton Pot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02

TaE Herald Irish fund has reached
s257 900, and PAKSELL's about $4,000
The Mansion House, Dublin, iund Is
500 600. and that OF the Duchess, oil
Marlborough, sS5O,OOO. In all there has
bee raised by these four funds over a
million dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02

AUSTRALIA has just begun to ship
frozen fresh meat to England. The first
cargo, consisting Of 562 sheep, sixty bull
locks aud two lambs, arrived at London
two weeks ago, and will be followed by
regular shipments, Australia has great
stock resources, and will do much to
compete with the United States in sup
plying meat TO John Bull