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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
AID FOR IRELAND.
to the People of the
United States.

NEW York, January 30-The Irish
Relief Committee of this city have issued
an address TO the people OF the United
States urgently requesting speedy con-
tributiOns for the distress in Ireland.
After reciting the miserable condition OF
the people OF many of the districts, the
address says: The Dublin Mansion
House committee seems TO fulfill all the
conditions required for wise and hu-
mauc disposal OF any funds placed
in their hands. In the list OF per-
sons active in its organization
we find Catholic and Protestant
archbishops and bishops, the Moderator
OF the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian ChuIch, members Of Parliament OF
various political PARTIES and many gen
tlemcn, prominent in the professions
and mercantile life, OF distinguished rep
utation for libcrality and wise and we'll
applied benevOlenCe.
Subscriptions 10 the Irish relief fund
will be- received by Treasurer Henry l..
Hagnett, at the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank, 81 Chambers street.
Parnell on the Marlborough and Mansion
House Relief Funds
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, January 30
Parnell, speaking in this city tonight,
referring to Lord Alfred Churchil's ca
bile, said This young nobleman SAYS
that INV statement that the relief fund
Of the Duchess Of Marlborough is being
administered for political purposes is
false. Now ] have the best ami most
recent information from the distressed
districts that my statement is absolutely
true, and that all persons out
Of favor with their landlords are pre-
cludcl from participation. More than
one parish priest, also, has already COM
plaincl that the fund i being admins
tered for sgCtarian purposes. The word
OF deSccndent OF one oi the band OF the
notorious Sarah Jennings, mis-.
tresS OF the Duke Of York,
and on the other hand OF Church.
hill, first Duke OF Marlborough, of
whom Macauley writes as follows
That he owed his rise to his sisters
dishonor, and that he had been kept by
the most profuse imperious and shame
less of harlots," will be scanned some
what closely by the American people,
who at least can boast that their anCes-
tors were honest men and women.
Adycrting to the Mansion House
committee he said that apart from the
hierarchy there was not q single MEM
Der Of it who possessed the confidence
or respect OF the Irish people. Parnell
also spoke q second time tonight at Hol-
yoke, % the same effect.
TheproCeedso OF both meetings amount
cd tO - OOO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
VEST VIRGINIA MATTERS At WASH
lh6T0N.
Other Matters Of lnierest-Ihe Sugar War
The POs,-ROad Bdl--1he Little
Arrangement in the Third
Oistrict-The Indians
and the Farmers.
THAT THIRD DISTRICT CoALI-
TION.
Probably Poiied By the Publication ofthe
Facta

sps-yisl to the Register
WASHINGTON, January 80.
triegraphel Won last night as to the
result oi the conference held here be-
tween Mr.. Henry :. Walker AMI the
Chairman OF the Republican State Com
mittse oi West Virginia, and other lead'
inz Republicans, AMI my information
came irom Democratic leaders, whose
names are familiar 10 every West Nir-
ginia reader Of your paper, and whose
reputation i known 10 the country. The
publication Of the scheme, which is a
comprehensive one, has already caused
a goO,l deal II comment, and the Demo-
Gratis of West Virginia being warned,
have time 10 defeat the conspiracy. The
fact has been revived that eX-Secretary
GOrman testified last winter that he
sent five hundred dollars TO kenna's
district al the last election 10 be used TO
defeat him, and il would not be- strange
II next time the Radical managers
should send more, as they will have
more at stake. Little Florida could have
saved Mr. nlden in 1896, and the
vote Oi West Virginia IN 1880 might
turn the Presidential scale. There is
great deal more shOat in regard to the
conference than ! gave YOU in my uis-
patch, but my aim was only To send
yuu what was authentic. One thing has
been made manifest. and that il that
there are Republicans in West Virginia
who, while they want the Democratic
party defeated. and. II possible, crushed
out Of existence, do not want this con-
summated through the agency Of Mr.. II.
:. Walker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,
InrrA is in Washington.

LOrTA is in Washington.
MAGGIE Mitchell is travelling through
Illinois.
SALA says that America is rapidly be-
coming the paradise Of fiddlers.
JoHN McCuLLoUGH is doing heavy
tragedy for the Georgians.
SOMEBODY has discovered that Adele
Belgsrde looks like Edwin Booth.
MISSIE PALMER is very successful in
the west with her new play, minnie
Palmer's Boarding School"
The first personstion Of women's parts
by women on the British stage occurred
in the time Of Charles ii.
EMMETT announces his intention OF
changing the residence OF Fritz" year
lv. taking him to Russia next year.
Londoa T,zah thinks that when an ac-
tor has made a name he may play ~ he
Iikes, while audi~oces and critics hum
bly, and reverentisiiy applaud-
THs Duke % Edinburs recently made
his appearance w The orche-trs. sn0nr
the first violins, al a charty concert CIV
en- at the Royal Albert Hall, in London.
HAvKKIY has leased the Fifth avenue
theatre in New York for term Of Eve
wears, at a yearly rental Of 81. 900. This
will make two New York theatres under
his control.
THEKE appears 10 be good authority
for the statement that Carl Rosa contem-
plates managing tEo English opera
companies next seAson-one In this
country and one in England.
vIcToR MAssE's "Paul et virginie, T"
the original opera, which Is essentially
different from the musical rubbish pre-
sented lately under the same title in
New York, has been revived in Paris
May AxpEksox's receip.s this season
have averaged 81 ,0oo per night The
| Me- Orloaus Pioayas> says: "So won-
der the dear girl doesn't want IN stay
home Of nights and mind q baby"
Tn. three M u attractive actresses in
America. rating them by the money
they draw. are 70 play simultaneously
/ In the Boston Theatres next month
They are Lotta, Nelson and Andcrson.
The musical tastes Of some memhers
| OF Mspleson's audiences In Boston may
be gathered from the ufferznece of one
man. Who graveiy expressed his opinion
that -Aidar vas quite equal 10 "Pina-
lore"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
CHILD KILLED.
A Little Girl Cut to Pieces by u
Railroad Train

YOUNGSTOWN. January 3O.-A little
four-year-old daughter Of Edward TIig-
gins, OF Briar Hill, was killed at . o'clock
this afternoon by engine 2lS, of the At
lantic and Great Western road. She was
playing in the ashes on the track when
the backing train struck her, throwing
her across the track The wheels then
passed over her, cutting her to pieces,
only the back part OF her head aud her
limbs being dIscernible.
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Onofnnsa-

C,xcIsssIr, January To- Hou-
Quies; common - 501l 10; light ~ -
90 20; packing - 45fsl -; butcnrn
msnts . ,5o0 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
JOHN SHERMAN MAKES A STATE
NENT

In Opposition TO the Bayard Resolution.
WAsHISGrON, January 80.
special Dispatch TO the Register.
Secretary Sherman, in his lengthy
statement to-day before the Senate
Finance Committee, in regard to the
resumption, reiunding and collec, oral
questions, said that in his judgment, if
the Bayard resolution shall pass, lie
priying greenbacks Of their legal tender
quality, the National banks could
still redeem their notes with them
under existing laws He also opposed
the proposed exchange of standard sill
yer dollars for trade dollars.
The more the HOyt matter Is inyesti.
gated the worse il looks for the ex-In-
dian Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
THE BALDWIN TRAGEDY.
Death of the Wife of the MUIR
dered Man.

CINCINNATI, January 80. On the
heels OF the revival OF the speculations
as 10 the Baldwin homicide, last March,
comes the announcement OF the death
of Mrs. Hattie Baldwin, wife OF Harry
Baldwin, the victim Of that mysterious
tragedy, at an early hour this morning.
They had been married scarcely three
months when her husband was shot
in the street, by some one whose
identity has not yet been discovered.
The grief at the loss OF her husband was
increased by reports that his killing was
the result OF lidson with woman of
doubtful character. This report has
been discredited by testimony, but
the mystery of hes husbands death
preyed on her so that she gradually
sank until she fell an easy victim To- ty.
phoid-pneumonia. She leaves post
humOus child only three months old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
The Petrified Child.

NEw PPHILNpELrHIA, o., January 80.
That New Philadelphia wonder. the
living petrihed child, was taken to
Cleveland to-day, where it will be ex-
amined by the best medical authorities
there. The case has thus far bailled all
medical skill. and it said TO be without
a parallel. The hardness has gradually
spread over the entire body. It's legs and
arms continue to be ice-cold, and are
now almos; as hard as bone. Hundreds
OF people have called 10 see the wonder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31

glad when they wind up the discussion
OF the new rules.
The House Committee on Public
Buildings has agreed, to-day. 10 report
in favor OF giving Baltimore S550OO0 for
a new postOffiee.
Gov. Watkins, George l.. Peyton and
W. A. Stuart are hore. and my informa-
ton is that the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs will certainly be sold in
March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
Long Standing sni, Decided.

New IoEE, January 26-The long
standing suit Of the II. Louis, Alton and
Terre llautc Railroad Company against
samuel ]. Tilden, Charles Butler, and
Others, has ended at last by virtual con-
iesSions OF judgment by the defendants
and the repayment of several hundred
thousand dollars. To-day Judge Batch
iord signed abe papers. which conclude
a. follows: 1T is oriere 1, aljudged and
decreed By the Court against said de-
iendents, Butler and Tilden, that the
bill OF the complainant and the amended
bill be and the same Is hereby dismissed
from and ont this Court, without cost TO
either partyn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
RexistrHtion IN Delaware.

WILMINGTON, January S0.-Judge
Bradford Of the U. :. Circuit Court has
denied an application Of the Green
hackers Of Sussex county praying that
the supervisors OF registration be ap-
pointed for them instead of for the
Republicans, the latter having had no
ticket in the last election. The judge has
now confirmed the Democratic and Re-
publican supervisors for the whole State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
OVER IN OHIO.

ZASEsvILLE wants letter carriers, and
is bound 10 have them. The receipts Of
its office last year were $40, 1000.
4 BILL was introduced in the Ohio
Legislature this week making incura.
bic insanity a sufficient cause Tor d.
vorce.
SIGNoR RASFI, an Italian music teach
er in Cleveland, has been made
Knight OF the Crown OF Italy" by
King Humbert
THERE is a disposition upon the part
Of the State Legislature not to reorgan-
iIe any OF the State institutions for
purely political purpose, but TO let well
enough alone.
THE Cleveland Leader opposes exhib-
itions OF the powers OF the blow pipe in
demonstrating the sciences IL says the
young need no training in safe-blowing
and burglary.
A Wilmington ..mound digger re-
ports having excavatei. SOME time since.
a skeleton measuring nine feet IN
height, which crumbled 10 dust on be-
ING exposed 10 the air. II iss way those
things sometimes have OF vanishing.
A COMMITTEE has been appointed by
the Legislature to discover why il Is that
W. II. Derby 4 CO., publishers OF the
code, have copies Of the work 20 sell
while only ten counties have been sup
Piled. Something interesting may be
unearthed.
A. ID. FAssErT, city editor OF the
Youngstown Regiaer and TrbUB1, and
General Sanderson, a prominent lawyer,
had little dispute on the street yester-
day, which ended in the C g. smaeking
the D. |. in the lace. Coffee and pistols
are talked Of among outsiders, but
as yet the principals have not form
ally announced their determination %
use them
John Best, ST., for many ye4rs . resi-
dent Of Washington. Pa. bot now oi
Guernsey county, was STRICKEN with par
slysis q iew days since III be should
survive until the coming May. he viIl
be one hundred years of aec, having
been bern in the town of Beuburb,
county Tyrone. ireland, in 17soI He Il
q curious link between the pass and the
present, having seen his gre.tgr1nd par
enn and in turn being surrounded by hi.
own grc1t-grcatGrzndchild He
Il the Oldest Free Mason in the coan.
try. He never took any medicine in hi'
LIE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
Prize Awarded.

CINCINNATI, January S0.-The 81 900
prize offered by the College OF Music for
the best work by an American CON-
poser, to be performed by the next May
festival, has been awarded. The com.
position Is based on scenes from Long
fellows Golden Legends" The name
of the composeris n0t 10 be made known
until the composition Is performed, but
is Supposed 20 be Dudley Buck, of Bos-
ton. The composition Is one hour In
length, and is for chorus and orchestra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
Sensational Bastardy Suit

PoISr PLEASANT, w. Va, January -.
A nasty bastardy case is now in pro-
gress in the County Court in this place.
The parties are Miss Ables, Of Syra.
cuse, Ohio, and John Spence, OF this
county. II is one OF the most disgust
ing cases of the kind ever tried in our
courts, and has occupied some five days
and they are not yet through with the
evidence. The parties stand well in So
cial circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Causing Trouble at Piedmont
and Cumberland with the
"Ten-HOur" Movement.

special 70 thc Register.
PIEDMONT, January so.
The following notice was posted last
night all along the line OF the Piedmont
and Cumberland coal-mining region by
the Knights OF labor organization,
which is fully fifteen thousand strong,
and from what operators and manufac-
turers say, they will cease all work be-
fore acceding to their demands, and a
general strike is expected on Monday:
''BE MEN.
WHEREAS. We, the working
men of this region, have
found it to be detrimental TO our
interests socially, morally, physically
and financially To work any more than
an ordinary days work and,
WHEREAS, We find ten hours consti-
tutes legal days work in the State Of
Maryland; therefore,
"B, Il iireSoired, That on and after Feb
ruary ., 1850, we work but ten hours
per day, beginning : A. ". and ending )
p. NJ, and We solicit the cooperation Of
every intelligent man in the cause of
humanity. -
"Be men! Know the right, and do it,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31

RAILROAD BoSDs-Actiye and irr.gu.
lar, but IN the main higher prices were
recorded.
STATE BoNDs-Duil.
SroCKs-The market WAS strong in
early dealings, and prices advanced ic1l
per cent. Towards midday there was
reaction OF !Gs per cent, but firm
feeling soon set in and the decline was
recovered. Nashville, Chattanooga and
81. Louis, however, fell of from 81. 10
S5i. At the close the general list re.
acted l(6l per cent, the latter Hannibal
and St. Joe. There was report
on the street that a large block OF Erie
stock had been transferred 10 Wander.
bilt aud that the contract between the
New York Central and Erie tor the New
England business would be- signed To.
day. The question has been raised by
some buyers Of the Central Pacific stock
which was sold yesterday whether the
stock carries 3 per centum at the Feb.
ruary dividend or not, and the question
has been referred 10 the proper commit
tee OF the Stock Exchange. The earnings
ior the Lake Shore road in the first
three weeks of January show an increase
OF S375, 900. The increase for the month
is estimated at $4,000. The earnings
oi the Iron Mountain road for the third
week in January shows nm increase oi
S5S,li2, and those oi Wa.
bash for the same pc
riod S53. i07. Kiernans, Washington
special says: The sub b-Commitiee oi the
Senate on Territories failed ~ report to
the full committee to-day on the Okla.
hama hill. Secretary Sherman was pc-
fore the Senate Finance Committee on
the funding question, and argued IN ia.
vor OF per cent bonds.
The transactions on the stock Es-
change aggregated iil,WO shares. oi
which were - 600 Central Arizona, 800
c.. G.. d !. c., 200 Central pacihc,
~, 6,0Oo Delaware, l.ackawanna and West.
ern, ll3,0oO Erie, 23,0C0 Hannibal and
~. Joseph. 400 Houston and Texas.
5000 Iron Mountain, 1000 indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 1900 Kansas
and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore, 1900 Lake
Erie and Western, 800 Louisville and
Nashville 5000 Michigan Central, 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Nashville, Chatta.
nooga and -. Louis, ] 900 New Jersey
Central, 6,OO0 Ohio aud Mississippi,
$500 Pacific Mail. 1900 ~. Paul, 5000
Western Union, and 800 Northern Pa
ciiic. Central Pacific closed at sil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
LONGEVITY NOTES.

MRs. CECILIA lOGAN died recently in
Philadelphia, aged 100 years.
MARIA TURNER. recently deceased at
st. Louis, claimed TO be- 10 years old.
.JosEPH GAuLErrE, who died short
time ago at Peck, Mich, was lOi years
old.
CART MANKISs, Of Fayetteville, Kan
sas, is yet in the full vigor Of health and
is 100 years old. -
Foa eighty wears q man Of OrriHIpu,
Mass, has worked at shoemaking.N He
is now ninety.One years old. f2
JosxPm MCNArR, who died recently -
Montreal, was los years Of age. In
wife, who is still living, is ninety.two.
LOSING his only remaining leg when
ninety wears Of age is the experience Of
A. y. Annas, Of Croton. y. Y.
CRoss WOODS, a mulatto of Lincoln
county, y. G., is l27 years old, and dug
a well after be- had passed century.
TIE Rev. Moses How, Of Portsmouth,
y. H.. has been Methodist preacher
sixty five wears, and is now over ninety
years OF age.
Mas. THOMAS Henson, Of Johnson
county, Iowa, when buried recently had
for pail bearers her six sons, all grown
10 manhood.
MRs. Hicks FLOYD, Of Greenup. Ky,
il seventy-fve years old, but when her
dwelling took fire recently she climbed
upon the roof and put out the flame.
Miss MARY TRAvIs, Of COttingham,
England, has livel century. and cele-
brated the event by being baptized n
member Of the Episcopal church.
GRACE foRBUsH, OF Adair county, Ky..
relates many instances from her person
al experience during the Revolution,
and is said 20 be lis wears old.
THoNAs PooLE, Of Butterville, Ind. il
said to have one hundred grandchildren
and eighty-eight greatgrandchildren
living. He has just died in his ninety.
fifth year.
GEORGE l.. PEIEISs, aged ninety-two,
is the oldest railroad official in the
United States, and has been a treasurer
OF the Norwich and Worcester railroad
since its organization
Az old slave Of Baton Rouge, La,
who died recently in New Orleans was
l25 wears old She was set free by her
master on her Tooth birthday. Her
name was Maria solomon.
OSE OF the oldest ladies in Rhode
Island Is Mrs. Nathaniel Greene, OF
Newport. Although over ninety-six
wears Of age, she IL excellent company
and carries on Q large eonespoodence-
RosAxxA HAxP died recently at Fai-
ton. Ohio, In her i07th year. she leaves
nine children. forfy.hiDe psDnchiidrcn,
forty-one grr.t-rrzn.ichiidrcn sad three
rrrsf-ercaf-xrsn1chiI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
THE y. q AGRICULTURAL Asso-
CITATION.
wAass Es-dAaE Virginia ASrieulturali,,
SAyl

49, Sgsier
EAsHINGrox. January 30.
n SelcS eien OF the officers and direc-
- 4 ~ american Agricultural Asso-
dalioa ~ before the Senate Agricul-
farai oenn htee to-day, and asked the
ccmn'<1ee Vt an act Of incorporation
ior thek ~eety. A bin. such as they
wAated. sas reported TO the Senate.
Anoay pase gentlemen was Col. Rob
ert Bsveriy, one oi the richest and most
succeSsful Snd enlightened farmers and
stock raisers in NirSiuia. He said
there Is now no pleuro-pneumo-
MIA in Nirginis, and what was their
some time ago was brought through cat
Tie imported from England by a gentle
man from PoWhA,tan county. The State
Agricultural SOvlety took IL in hand. and
speedily eradicatel the disease. lie
agreed with senator Johnston that Con-
gress ought To make an appropriation
% buy the affected cattle 20 as 10 have
them killed in any instance as soon ss
the disease makes is appearance in 10
eahty. Col. Beverly told me he now
had 400 cattle and 500 sheep on the At
lant'e ocean en- route for Great Britain.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
THE P0PE'S HEALTH CAUSING ANxl.
ETY..
Fatal Fire Damp eSpIosiOn-Gsrmany and
the Vatiean-Strength ofthe German
Army-The 0istrese in Ireland
Rapidly Increasing.
IRELAND.
The distress Increa.ius Rspidly.

The Dstress lncreanng Rapidly.
NRw York, January 80. = Richard
0'Gorman, Secretary OF the Irish Relief
Committee. New York, received cable
dispatch from Edward Dwyer Grey.
Lord Mayor of Dublin and Chairman OF
the Mansion House Relief Committee,
Dublin, stating that the distress in the
west Of Ireland is rapidly increasing
and is assuming calamitous proportions.
Mr.. O'GOrman said this evening that he
was daily in receipt Of information from
Ireland, all to the effect that the destitu-
ton in Connaught andthe northwest and
southwest, and the islands Off these
parts, was rapidly developing dimen-
sfons far exceeding the worst fears OF the
people. In some districts the distress
had almost taken the character OF u fam.
inc, and the gravest fears are entertain
ell for the spring and early summer.
He will tomorrow send e20O TO the
Mansion House committee, which will
make e2,lO0 already sent by this CON-
mittee.
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Entirely Recovered

II. II. wAkkkx a Co.--GzxrLK<ES-I
hereby certify that nv vife has been
using Waner,s Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure for BriZht's Dise&se. and she e
nov entirely recovered When All
Physicians remedies Jailed. she wns IN.
duce.i 10 try yoar remedy, and received
bene6ciai results from the hrst bottle.
After taking foar bottles she wss entirely
cured. Yours truly,
RSnxxr b. fiyxaRRAln
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s,-un.,xtI,. Mt,>-

srkUHkSvIILk, January es.-rhe difi-
culties between coal operatives and
miners in this district have not ~ vet
been adjusted. and nearly all the mines
are IDLE
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SPAIN.
The Slavery Abolition Bill.

MADRIp, January 30.-The Senate by
vote Of lJ6 to - approved the articles
Of the Cuban slavery abolition bill rs
modified by mixed committee Of SEN
atOrs and Deputies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
ITALY.
The Pope's Health Causing Anxiety.

The Popes Health Causing Anxiety.
ROME, January 30.-The Pope's health
is causing anxiety. He suffers from
fits OF shiveriving and prostrations, but
persists in his usual occupation.
Irish Relief Contribution.
ROHE, January 3O.-llis Holiness the
Pope sent 10000 francs for the relief of
the distress IN Ireland.
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THE PosT-RoAD BILL.
AooOd Law for West Virginia
,pecial b he Rrrisirr

A Good Law for West Virginia
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, January 80.
The passage Of the bill by the House
maSing all public roads and highways
past routes will do good thing for West
Virginia where, am informed. there
are still people who live in the remote
sections OF the State twenty-five miles
from the nearest pOstofiice. This is true
b greater extent OF more thinly set.
tied States further West. The Senate
will paas the bill and il will become
hH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-31
SAXONY.
Fire Damp Explosion.

LONDON, January 3O.-By fire damp
explosion in a colliery at Nielsen, sax.
ony, yesterday, ten miners were killed
AMI nine injured. Nine persons were
in the pit at the time Of the explosion.
IL il unaCcOunted for