Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-31

in the South, and large number Of
local preachers. Elder Morgan, who has
charge Of the Southern mission, reports
that the cause is making steady progress.
Some OF the converts migrate t. Salt
Lake, hut the majority remain at home,
protesting belief in polygamy, but not
practicing 1t. Twenty elders are to be
sent to this field.
How doth the anxious candidate
Improve each shining minute,
In working up its little boom.
He thinks there's millions In it
The dark horse panees DER the hills,
And views the horizon,
smiling to see the state loom up,
Each with is "EyOEi;e son"
WEhave received copy OF the Bel
laire evening BulLttin, published by
Messrs. Anderson 4 Ferren, at the
thriving little city over the river. Mr..
j. r. Strahl is local editor. The paper
is wisely started as tiny sheet, and in
proportion its advertising patronage is
excellent. We believe if proper atten-
ton is given to the local interests OF the
place, the paper will nil ''long ielt
want" and prove a financial, as well as
journalistic success. We hope so.
The main body OF the Salvation Ar
my, which is campaigning IN England,
has something worse to contend with
there than hard-heartei city officials.
AT meeting in Plymouth on the Drill
Hall grounds crowd of roughs created
a disturbance, and, being demonstrated
with, attacked the army. The salvation
lists repealed the attack with their fists
and with sticks, and held the fort for
two hours, but were eventually de-
irated and forced to seek refuge in q
house.
THERE is a good deal OF talk about an
early adjournment OF Congress, but 1t
needs only a superficial glance at the i'm
portant business before the two houses
t. slow that an early adjournment is
probable. Looking back at the wears OF
Presidential elections We find that the
session has always run into June and
generally later. The following are the
dates: 1882, July 10; 1886, july 1; 1910,
July p; 1914, June L.; 1913, August Ii;
1852, August 81; 1896, August Is and
August 80; 1860, June -; 1904, July /;
1865, July -; 1872, June 10; 1876,
August Is.
An uieomargarine factory in South
Baltimore WAS investigated recently 10y
a party Oi Congressman, representing
the Committees ON Manufactures and
Agriculture; and either the oIeOmarga.
riue they ate or something else they ate
or drank got into their speeches, which
were oily and unctuous in praise OF the
beef lat. The conclusion OF these festive
gentlemen seemed to be that butter was
superseded. One Congressman, amid
much laughter declared that he would
never have another churn on his farm
1--WE will drink our milk aui cream, and
buy o,cOmarsarInc.' Among the ora
tors conSpicuOus'in uleaginouS eu!ogy OF
the beef lat was Congressman Horr, ol
Michigan. Had his friend Mr.. :. ). Cox
delayed until now his speech on Mr.
IIorr, he might perhaps have found addI-
tional subjects for comment, and IN
creased point for his proposed epitaPh.
VIZ recently Had a conversation with
Capt sam Johnson, whose farm aiJounS
this city on the West side, on the sub
iect OF making sugar from beets-a suh-
iect which he has thoroughly read up
aud studied. tie Is convinced that an
average of thirty tons OF beets to the
acre may he raised on the Ohio river
bottom lands and says they ale worth
II a ton rs a basis Tor making sugar. Ii
requires about twice rs much Labor 10
grow the crop as 1t requires l9r corn,
and at these prices must he very profit
able indeed. We would like To see a
halt dozen OF our farmers Club together
and procure the necessary machinery tor
making sugar, and then grow tie beets
ior a practical test.-HuHtmg'OE Idr,r-
tjSsr.
PARNEIL, in attempting to address
meeting in EuniScorthy, Ireland, one
iay last week, was greeted with per
irrt storm ol groanS and Kisses and
Discharge Of rotten eggs, which drove
him from the platform. "A prophet is
never without honor except in his own
country. B,llgirc pGay BuisiiH.
Elrrorr, the ex-Champiou English
oarSman, is coming to this country next
month on sensible scale. Ii he can
get good chance to enter in any OF the
summer rcglttaS he will do 81; il not,
he will work at his trade OF coal mining
at Pittsburgh. lie may reasonably hope
Tor success. either with the oars or the
minerals Nar York sun
WuAr is I society worth that demands
Claw-hammer coats as an Opeu.SeS,imC
Is the character changed by the taiiur'S
shears? Is the heart, brain, soul OF the
man liner and luitier because there are
So many ellis OF cloth less in his skirts?
What intOlerable nonsense is this, The
society that ranks irOCk coat inferior
to a swallow tail is ranked by any sensi.
bile person inferior To himself SPRING
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