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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
INTERESTING NOTES OF A VARYING
CHARACTER.
Re,san's Interstate Commerce Bill
Schurz and His Pets-West Virgin
ia Sena.orship-whitta-
ks's Chance.
GENERAL TALK At THE CAPITAL.

Reagan expresses a firm belief that lie
will succeed IN getting his Inter state
Commerce bill through Congress this
session. The bill has for its object the
abridsment ot,he power OF railroads and
tue protection Of the people from freight
determinations. The bill is very good
one and Reagan has labored very earn
estly in this cause.
Two more eonfere noes were held yes
ter,isy between Secretary Schuiz and
the CHEYENNE River and Lower Brule
Sioux Indiass. The interview was in
relation to granting the right OF way Tor
two lines OF railroads through the Sioux
Reservation. The Indians decided 10
"ro a little slow" hence no agreement
was arrived at. but they are to Lave an
other meeting to-day.
Gov. MatEews was interviewed by
reporter in Washington on Iues'av
He does not wholly agree with Here
ford in some OF his statements male in
recent interview. Gov. Mathews
went over 10 Baltimore, where he was
10 NEE: Nr. Camden on official busi-
ness.
President Hayes has decided to accord
Whitaker another hearing by court
marital. He is anxious to have the mat
ter settled in some manner.
Secretary Ramsey, OF the Navy. whose
time e1 yires in twenty days, has been
reappointed by the President for another
thirty lays
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Una Li,,snnrrh Rio, I osses

PIrr-urRGH. December 29.-Ine pr =
r,>,,I CESSATION 20 relieve the county OF
q, ,rprmau> debt incurred by the rICt
lrsS,S. i bes.anlr: to assume u tanglb Q
,.atr II proposed to offer tao bills.
Tue first will provide ior the relief OF
Allegheny county from u debt of = 'SI,-
UJt ru bass ui IN actual expenditure
~. rsuNUON. This hli. wi. be Laid be-.
irc the >urrru, Court OF the state Tor
a'iuu cation GA the question ~ cons,i-
U-,n~a,I'y, there being a provision IN
the Constitution that the State shall net
pay a debt incurred by any municipaI-
- ~ county. The O.her bill proposes
% make rot losses general. lnier IN
a.. e a." Legislature Allegheny AMI
PN alvlphil counties are liable Tor
I,>pS bv r,n's occurring within their
limits. Ev the proposed b.ll this law
a rr rrv. .sl.d, aud lnsse1 made sCn-
erll, The County Commissioners are
very s1-Suju" over tie surcrsS cf the
measure. They have the support OF the
best l. al talent IN the state.
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A Big Rla:e In New York.

New YoES, December 29.-Thc table
manuiac,ory of Brown & Bliss, No. 3S6
Cherry street. a five story brick factory,
was DESTROYED by fire this morning ~
were also the adjoining buildings, Nos.
32S $50, 332and Isl Che rry street, occu-
pied bv various manufacturing firms.
All the buildings were owned by Mrs.
Ellen Simpson, OF No. 3OT Madison
street. The loss is estimated at SO, coo;
probably insured. Tie iiremen with
great difficulty saved the immense
Schrenkeisen furniture factory, on Mon
roe street. The damage 10 the establish
ment bv water is l0,0O0to $4,000. The
Il. struc;ion OF Brown & Bli,s'
table factory Was complete rough tE-
innate places the loss on the one build
ing in Monroe strecti which belonged to
the firm, at $4,000, on the stock $780,
600, and on the machinery SiO,C0. In
sured. The other four buildings on
Cherry street are also entirely destroy.
e,l, with all the contents. Their value,
with the machinery. is estimated at
$4,000. Brown X Bliss occupied the
third floor of all the buildings. Bel 4
Mitchell, manufacturers OF machine oil,
occupied the basement. Their loss is
S,OC0.
peisan 4 Co., nanuiac Of maca-
roni and vsrmuilli, occupied the fourth,
tiith and sixth floors OF Nos. $50, So
AMI S34 Loss SO coo; Insured. The
Decastro soap factory on the first floor
Of Nos. $50 aud 3%i, sustained loss OF
$4,000. In No. 32S Cherry street,
Evans & Co. suffered damage w water.
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THE BLIZZ ARD.
Business Suspended-Animals Frozen
Coal Famine Threatened.


DETROIT, December 29.-Last night
was the coolest of the season mere. The
thermometer reached l9 degrees below
zero.
CHICAGO, December 29.-The cold
weather continues. At dawn this morn
ing the mercury was ~ to - degrees
below zero in the city. At 8 O'Clock ii
vas Is below here, and at other points
in the Northwest it was az follows: De-
troit II, Milwaukee ~. Winona ID, st.
Paul 10, Dubuque -, Peoria 10, Daven-
port Il, kpokuk Is, and DesMoines IL
all below zero. The sky 10 clear and the
wind moderate, and the prospects now
are !Or rising temperature. Trains are
impcded somewhat. but there are no
accidents to property or life yet reported.
4 canl famine is possible il this weather
continues and the railroads fail To brirg
coal as they have heretofore done.
Funr WAYNE, December 30.-Ther-
mometer indicated % below zero At S
o'clock this morning. Business Is sus'
pended, AMI many horses, cattle and
other domestic animals have frozen to
death.
C>CIySATr, December 30-At 10 4.
NJ. the thermometer showed 10 below
zero, and since then it has been rising.
. LITTLE Rock, December 29.-The
weather has been intensely cold since
lastni.ht. AMI the river is filled with
Il ,ating ice. continuance ot the same
degree of cold will probably make the
river have solid surface by tomorrow
morning
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N-rst VIrsiria Senc torship.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-Gover-
nor Henry ~ Mathews. OF West Nir.
giuia. arrived in the city, yesterday. As
tie Governor il a prominent candidate
for Seuatcr.al EoGors To succeed Senator
Hereford, an Enquir,r representative
called on him last evening at his rooms
in the Riggs House. The Governor, in
reply IL questions cOncernin: his can.
vsss. said that his prospects for success
were very encouraging. He expec;, d
considerable support from tie Pan-lian-
lie region, a. we'll ~ from his own sec.
ton Of the State. The Governor is
resident Oi Greenbrier county, near
Waite sulphur Spring., ard in the
countv adjoining that IN which Sena
tor Hereford resides. Mr.. Mathews
attention Was called TO the state
mcnt that Senator Hereford had made,
that the contest vas between the latter
and Mr.. Camden. We'll" said the
Governor, my friends ami | think the
contest is between Mr.. Camden and
myself" Ii Is evident that Governor
Mathewsis not alarmed ut the candidacy
Of Hereford, and confidently expects
tia. either himself or Mr.. Camden will
succeed Hereford on the 4,h Of March
next. Governor Mathews said that per.
soaslly bis relations with both Of bis
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PRODUCE.
N ox YofE-

gEs YORK, December 30 Cotton
Qriet ani Grm at l:fhl2Ic; lu'nfes
strong. Flour Firm and unchanged.
Wheat -Cu.stilcd and irveri-h, closing
IM,Jc biyhrr: receipts % 90 bushelr,
expor,s IS. 90 bushels; rejected spring
a6ic in store; No. . NIlwaukce 81 lGi.
afoat: ungr. ied red 81 05fnl ~; No. )
do 81 l3!; No. : red 81 li.@l 10,
No. ! 10 Il 23tnl -; mixed wln;er
tlls;; un.rsied white 81 ~; No. !
do. saies 2b,OU bushels At 81 lJal l31;
steamer DO 81 III: No. 9 red. seller De
cember. SIDES jJ,uO bushels, at 81 ID
G1l lS. seller January, sales 3j2, ,UD
bushes. at 81 liilpi ~; seller Februa.
~. sales COL 800 bushels. stSl l7Ifsl ls.,
seller March. sales lje, % bushels, ~
81 r9,Hrl oDl: seller Nav, sales ~ ,DD
Lu.hi.. =; 81 laIGtl sOi Corn-DuIi
and 1T lover ia,es, rrceip's 52,VO bnsh.
els: exports 5000 bushels; unxrad-i
SEQ j6tc: No. 3, So q 5,s >; steamer 30,
No. = nom'na. A. jjhI5,c; ~. s.ller
January 55lCq 90; -"il'r february pE
S.5ac. sc',yr jist,n SIC; seller Nay 5jic.
ul;s-slr4Iy: r,cr,pu licCO iushes:
wrs,ar,. ~ xrd t,R;3lc: Witt" western
i5cijc. Hls-Dr'msnd far and market
;irms,sl GJGtl 10 Hops Quiet ard
jra,: ,esrlinys I+fa21'; eastern aLd
western lsa.2:: New York state l6fJ
2jr. Cof-c-Qll.t and steady; Ri1 csr-
goe. guie, ?. Hole: JOB l".s iUt y D.
No asses ", Or,os,rs in !. s"t demand
Snxsr-QIi-t; ieir 10 .o,d refining 10
~. l.l,..- Steady aid IN moderate Je-
nand. P,iTol' QIiei and M
changed: United gi.:; crude 6sl9'tc;
refined o., asked 1ailou- steady snd
upchsnysd a, oa6t:. Roam -Som:-
najiv unchsnged. 1urpeD,ln.-Firner
a, ijl.. Esys-S,rooI 1t 2,Ns33c. Pork
-pu'l: old mess GuoteI ai$li 30 Beei
-.O1it; and steady. Cot Meats
Firm. long clear s. l5,a7 ~; short ctaI
80 lari-s.ron2; prime steam - .,
Gs9D. Butter Dali and nominal al
l3a2,c. Cheese-Steady st lV5iZSc.
L-ather-In far demand; hemiock sole
23S pc. WOOL Quiet; dornestic fleece
33d59c; pulled 2l94Jc; unwashed Jag
3sc: Texas l4G3s:. As,al'-MsnuiAe'
,ured Copper-Quiet; new shesthing
Die: ingo, lake i9Cal9te. Pig iron.Qoiet
and steady; Scotch go t0SSA w;
American SIS 00g2s %; Russia sheet
inc issi5c. Nsib-cut = %; eliDch
! 81 50G5 90.
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. nlttaker Snance -uamsoy neeFp
ed-FitIsimmon Investigation.
SEIZURE AND HIS PETS,
They Indulge in Much Talk but Accom-
plish Little Good.

pllSu bitNio NSoN'
WASHINGTON, December 29.-Two
special conferences were held to-day AT
the Interior Department, before Secre-
tary SchuIz, between the CHEYENNE
River and Lower Brule Sioux Delcga'
tons and representatives OF the Chicago
and Northwestern and Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroads in regard
To- obtaining right OF way Tor the con-
tinua,ion OF two lines OF railway
through the Sioux reservation. In the
forenoon conference was held with
tine Cheyenne River Delegation,
and -Four Bears" at the outset,
renewed his proposals OF YESTERDAY
by asking seven million dollars ior the
necessary lands. Secretary SchuZ sat
ed that the railroad company offered to
pay nearly f5 per acre for the necessary
strip O. laud which, he said, was nearly
four times as much as the Government
obtained for the wild lands. lie en-
deavorld to point out to hun the advan-
tages which would result from having
railroad built through their reservation,
owing TO the fact that IL would bring
their crops nearer To market and thus
enhance the value OF the land adjoining
the railroad. IL they wanted II be civil
lzsd, railroads were the great civIl.zing
agencies. Rafting Rib then wanted 10
Know whether they could or could not
get the price asked, when Secretary
Schur2 informed him they could not,
aud added that he thought the Indians
did not know how much = ,OGO,CW
were. or they would not be SO foolish as
to ask such an exOrbitant price.
Rattling Rib concluded his talk by re-
marking: I'VE must talk it over slow"
and added "we will 30 home and talk i.
over with our people"
In the afternoon the Lower Brulr de-
egatiou met the Secretary and railroad
representatives al the depot. Cap ain
Dougherty, !diln Agent At their reser'
vation, prudu, Cd and read an agreement
prepared ut the reservation, in which II
Is agreed to pay the Indians - 90 per
acre iOr the land along the route OF the
proposed road, distance OF 40 miles.
The agreement, Captain Dougherty
stated, the Bru;es had agreed TO sign
when they reached Washington. Alter
the reading OF the agreement some con-
versation ensucd, but nothing definite
was agreed upon, and conference was
arranged for tomorrow.
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pAEKERsBURG POINTS.
Tcmp.rance Movement-River Notes
Slsi thing Railroad Talk.
4, --,:ncY,'nrr, al thc ReIisiCr.

Z ClG-NspN1Grlc' Oi INC heSl>I'r'
P,RKEGSByEG, December -.
In pursuance Of call 10y number
II our leading citizens convention
w,s held last night in the Court House
for the purpose of nominating ciiI'
z-ns temperance ticket for the ap-
preaching municipal e.cc'ion. The con-
yantion was called to order by Dave ID.
Johnson, E.q.. vino. in a few chosen
words, stated tie object OF the conv"n.
ton. 10 nominate 20 candidates. for may
or and city counciimrn, men who VIII
rle,lyr themselves, ii elected, - oppose
the granting of i:cease 10 sell intnx:ca.
ting liquors except for mechanical or
mediclnable purposes IN the citv OF
parkersbuTG during their term y! office.
On motion, Dave u. Johnson was made
chairman OF the convention ana %. ".
SrofslI. secrelars. NJ. | II. Johnson
offered tie preamble ard resolutions
adopted AS the Fl ,tfcrm of the citi,Ans
ticket two years ago when they were
succe-ful IN eiec;iIg : conservative lem
peranca ticket, aul the resolutions with
ont debate were unanimously adopted.
After the adoption Of the rcsolu.
ions lion. G. T. Caldwell
OK .he floor and said:
propose 10 take hand IN tins
camptisn. Whisky has, on several oc-
Ca,ions. got me Goan, bu, | don't PFC.
pose TO let the demon ge, the better "a
me again, and although he hal made
good resolutions, ana yielding 10 social
influences, those resolutions had b=cn
broken. bat the speaker !eli as though
!, were better 20 have male teen ani
LrJken them than never 10 have termed
them, "a they were for time safe
guard sgsins, the vice 0: intempeEarce.
As the speaker proceeded he grew eio,
ouent, and his remarks were received
with we'll merite spflauset. In conc.u-
sion, he placed in nomination for Mayor
the well known temperance worker Dr.
Isaac Scott, whom he characterized as a
grand hero in the cause oi temperance.
DR.. Scott was nominated by scciama'
ton, and being present, addressed the
convention briefly as follows:
Fellow citizens, ] thank you for the
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IR ELAN d
Meeting Of Home Rule Members Of Far
lament Press Notes on the State

Meeting Of Home Rule Members Of Far
lament Press Notes on the State
Trials.
LONDON, December 20 A meeting OF
the Home Rlle memb-rsof Parliament,
except those who are now on trial. will
be held in London On January oh. i'm
mediately after the opening OF Parlia-
ment, for the purpose OF considering any
further action or policy OF the govern
ment.
The Timr,. in a leading article, says:
awe can't question the correctness oi
Chief Justice Mays opinion that under
the circumstances the Interests OF is;ice
would be best served il he did not par
licipate in the trial. The cause OF his
withdrawal is to be regretted, but he
mas acted wisely and scrupulousiy, and
the motive which prompted him TO taSe
the step deserves to hs respected.
Tho .S,ns, in q leading editorial, says:
With Jury successfully impaneied and
A b, nch in which both sides can feel con-
fl iience, the trial will proceed under the
best conditions ior arriving at q satis!ac-
tory result. as the state OF Ireland rem
dsrs possible.
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FOREIGN FLASHES,
As THEY HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM
THE WIRES,
Second Day Of the State Trials The At.
tsrney Generals Rsmarks-0pin'
lens ofthe Press-George
eIiots Burial
Casualties.
THE SITUATION Ack0SS THE DEEP.

At the reopening of the State Trial
proceedings yesterday, the law sfiicer OF
Crown continued his argument. He
referred to the hdmble occupation OF
most OF the Traversers and expressed
the opinion that they doubtless found
agitation more profitable to them. The
agitation was denounced as All intolera.
bic conspiracy against the government.
He stated that the idea OF the govern
ment was to protect the rich and poor
alike from friGhtful tyranny. He quo
ted considerably from speeches OF va.
rious ones of the Traversers and said
that the Land League is formed upon a
basis of sedition and treason. At the
adjournment of the trial Parnell was
loudly cheered.
The PdR N1N Gu.r's states that at
any time within the last three years the
people had it in their power to secure
peace by concession and justice to a peo.
pie whose injuries all admit.
The remains of Geo. Eliot were laid at
rest yesterday in the High Gate Gene
terry. Many noted persons were present
at the ceremony.
A meeting OF the Home Rule Mem
bers of Parliament has been called for
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honor and confidence bestowed upon

honor and confidence bestowed upon
me, and I promise you, II elected, to dis.
charge the duties OF the Office to the hest
Of my ability, and to the best interests
OF our citizens.
Nominations for members OF Council
were next in order, and the following
gentlemen were nominated:
First Ward-Dr. J. l.. Duval.
Second-T. +. Davidson.
Third-R. B. Taylor.
FOURTH. W. Dills.
Fifth-Thos. l. Boreman.
SiIth-C. T. Clayton.
For Councilman-at.large, W. A. Nc.
Gosh.
After the nominations we're all made
the Convention adjourned, each resolv.
ing himself into committee OF one to
use all honest means in their power to
elect the full ticket placed in nomina.
ton. Although the ticket is in most re-
spects good one. it is considered rather
weak one, aud doubts are expressed as
tn thoir ability to cope with the influ-
ence which will be brought to bear on
the election, by those who are interest
ed in the liquor traffic.
River navigation is suspended here.
The following packets are laid up
here: Courier, Sallie Cooper and Ches-
apeake. We notice the following tow
boats in port: Heatherington, Hope
and Hawk.
J.R. Neale has disposed of his stock
OF drugs and notions to w. /; Boreman
& Co , and will retire from business for
the present.
Our citizens are enjoying excellent
sleighing now, and our livery men are
reaping golden harvest.
Christmas was observed in very
quiet manner here. Nothing Of especial
interest occurred, and there was less dis.
order and drunkenness than for many
years.
The REGIsrER's suggestion that the
Legislature make an appropriation for
State survey for a line of railroad to con-
meet the two extremities OF our State, is
one that our people heartily approve,
and We hope steps will be taken to Sc.
cure, if possible, the necessary appro-
priation and survey at as early a date
as POSSIBLE. +.
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4 DRUNKEN WIFE
Murders Her Husband. at Detrot-An
Account Of the Beastly Affray.

Account of the Beastly ARRAY,
DFTRoir, December pa drunken
murder was committed at one O'Clock
this mornin, at the Caledonia House,
cheap lodging house and saloon OF unsa-
worry character near the Michigan Cen.
tral depot. It's proprietor, John Fergu-
son, was shot dead by his wife, as she
alleges, and probably truthfully, while
in fear of her lie. Ferguson had been
drinking hard all day, ard had been
verv ouarrelsome and abusive. Late in
the evening, after both had returned
from another low place, where they
both drank more liquor, Ferguson fell
to abusing his vile, calling her approbrl-
ous names and threatening to kill her
with knife which he fiourished IN
reckless manner. She then ran up
stairs, secured a loaded revolver and
when he attempted to 90 up she
fired at him three times, the last shot
reaching his heart, killing him almost
instantly. The deceased was hard case,
having served one term in the State
prison Ui Pennsylvania for robbery, and
when released in 1878 came to Detroit,
where his wife soon joined him and be-
gin living with him. They were mar
ricd few weeks ago. Ferguson ha, "a
mother, two sisters and brother living
At Hazlrton, Pa. and another brother at
WiIkesbarre. His wiie's maiden rane
was Marcare. Ilier ard she has amotie',
three brothers and three sisters at Me.
Keesport, Pa. She is - years of ass.
The dead man has one wife living a.
Elizabeth, Pa, With three or tour ca |
dren AMI another at Denver, Col His
present wife was derotedly attached to
him and their relations comfortable, ex-
cept when liquor made both quarrel
some. The tragedy was the natural re.
suit OF the reckless dissolute life led by
Ln,L
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opponents were very sgreeable. Some
OF the country papers were endeavorlng
to create i'll feeling between them. Gov.
Mathews goes to Baltimore to-day to
meet Mr.. Camden, whence the the two
Senatorial candi dates will travel together
to White Sulphur Springs, where they
go on official business.
Whittaker's Chance Ramsey Rearpoint-
ed-Fitssimmons Investigation.
WASHINGTON, December 29.-Presi-
dent HAYES has decided to accord Ca
Diet Whitaker another hearing. A
court martial will be ordered in u few
davs. ..
Under the law, the appointment OF
5, cretary Ramsey, acting SecretSry OF
the NAVY, will expire on the 30th, twen-
~ day, from il, date. The President
has dc ,iIed to renew the appointment
from time to time until the ith OF
March.
No action will be taken on the report
of the special committee investigating
the affairs Of the office OF Marshal fItz-
simmons, Of Georgia, until he has been
heard in his own defense.
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Funeral of Jerome B. StIson Arrested
for Perjury

NEW YORK, December a9-The
funeral of Jerome Stilson, the well
known journalist, took place this morn.
ing. from the residence OF Geo. Alfred
Townsend. The burial service was
read 10y Rev. DIR. Robert Co!yer. White
law Ris,l, Thos. II. Connery, Gen. Nc
Cook. Ivory Chamberlain. Montgomery
Schuyler, W. f. Brosnell, Dty;i q
Craly, Joseph Elliot, Roht. + E1sse.
welt, Earrand II. lIause and :. l.. ".
Barlow were the pail bearers.
Eielbert Giro, involved in the Chris
tiancy divorce case was arrested 10 Day
charged with attempting sub0rd;nauon
OF perjury. He denies the chaIgc which
he says is only made 10 prevent him
from tes,iiying in the divorce proceed
inys,
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LIVE STOCK.
East LIheriY'

EAT LIprgTY, D.c-mhcr -. Cattle
Receipts for iwn days 80 head 0f
ihrul.,h and .oiG hca'i 81 yard stock.
supply light but equal ID tlc demand.
with all ,D'd NJ pt!c's shad. higher
than yesterday; hrS; shipping gfaics
81 2jnt -, l,itip good butchers sinrk
81 2bf,J %, COMMON aii light o. ,Jfy
I 90; hrls. cnws and .'a,s 80 .jCa4 w.
Sale. ior ,ro days, J, 23 head.
Hogs Receipts for two 'Sys 6.2l5
head. rhIlsd.lph!assj - 0N1 10, York.
rrs q 1jSi.j.
sheep Receipts for two DAYS 500
head srillpg aCiIyc al 81 i0,rj -.
CnIcsxc.
CHICAGO, December - The Dr~rvs'
i1,rna! reports roQ receipts 1900
head, shivmon'r 1000, Mt enough 10
90 rourd, therefore quiet ani fra. all
so,d: uIx"d packing z, iJat 20: light
- htm. 20. iaacy - 'j, cnoio. heavy
~ S)toJ 90
Cattle Receipts 900: phipmcn,s
! 100. market hr,a, stronger and srarrr.
.sr,,ill.v exports al s. iJaS W. good
30 chGicp ,Lilp.ng - sO15 -. common
to fair 20 9la 81 butchers ariivr
and i.rn al g. 2ba 3 ~; s'ockcr. at $2bj
HJ -
Siccp-- l.ncri p'r q GDJ head. chip
meas 80 head; market sci'ys; natives
.i,nr: common So p'iiuri ~ CONT ~.
good 0 cho.fc 81 JJsj -; 10 ",un
here.
kcw Yort.
Nsw YoRK. Drrrml", % -Beeyss--
Rcr,ip.s rtso day.3 lGJread, market
fairy Gnn ~ :nll pr.cpt anh gnick sal.s;
con mon io p'Im- steers s,ts l2r. gem
eral business ~ So !o!c. Exporters
us.i iruri aTiIya's Yesterday aud to-day
30 hcs - fAt steers. h,iHiy al HOE.
shipments i,r tie lat tao DAYS, 2,0Ot
qusr.ers 81 beet and 200 csicssses of
inu,ton.
sheep I.sc.ilt, for two days 4 $40
hea :; oil ,Dii y, good prices, inclu iIng
com'n"n 70 prim. slIee i.JsSic; dert.
load of extra 10 A. &c; ordinary ~ good
lamLa 5i,J'c.
ssinr,-R ceip's ior two days 400
head: both live and dresssd hog. hfuvr
AMI higher, the former r.iliny at s. VfSs
, 20 aud the latter at 20 2,fsG 10 pr
90 pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-30
NEIGuBOsING TOWNS.
Jul., Warner H's Death and "a Outline
Cl It's Career.

Jul,, Warner H,s Death and "a Outline
Cl It's Career.
SrrrR~>vnLc. December s9-JudSe
J ,pl.s A. Wun'r. wh" some time ago
Llla ~ry ~, -;,o';r of parllysiS, died at
las r,r:,!cu~e, Scrrh Third street, night
1,'.,,. ia-t W Warner has lived in
i,..,.y - ,,,rs, Il; first crSiged in
r.u... ., IN .....,, suI IuCn MAS in
,hc,I.I business aS President oi the
>.rra-uviie Coli aud Iron Company,
Which position he held at his death. lie
vas engaged m tie iron business at Gin
c.7n1;ia number Of wears, AMI IN his
srlo,! diys Was q SchOolmate OF Samuel
J. N,dcu.
Death OF a Insane NGu-Sent Up.
>rEyrs>yrlLE, December 26 6-Camp-
he'll .Iark ksrn, the insane man who Jump
81 nI rhe Fan Handle train near Han
lpu'S station, on Monday night. died
Yesterday.
,i-,r..,. and stewart Christ an, broth
rrS. wrrr sentenced To tte Penitentiary,
i,r one wear, inr burglary, 10y Judge
Patr.vk, Yesterday.