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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
HARDNESS OF WATER.

A simple method of determining the tenn
porary hardness of water has been lately de-
scribed by Herr WaIthon to the Berlin Chem
zeal Society. A tube about 80 to 40ctm. long
il used; and near its rounded end is a mark
denoting 10 cub. ctm. From this mark TO
the mouth, the tube. il divided into o. cub
ctm. Water is put in up to the lowest mark,
and with it small piece of filtenng paper
which has been saturated with logwood ex-
tract and dried this makes the water violet
Then normal muriatic acid is added from a
drop-dask, till the color OF the liquid approaches
orange The thumb is then placed on the
mouth of the tube, and the latter is shaken,
whereby most of the carbonic acid is liber-
ated and the liquid becomes red again: Cine
removal of the carbonic acid may be pro-
NOTED by blowing into the tube after each
shaking). More acid Is added, and the action
repeated, with weaker effect and at length
the color of the liquid Is changed TO bright
citron- yellow. The amount OF acid used Is
then read off on the tube. With these simple
materials the alkalmity of a series OF springs
or wells may be examined during walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08

Az for the notion that has been thrown out. that
should DR.. Tanner succeed, IL would cast i2 ( on
some accounts of supernatural fasting Ia the hiDle.
that is to talk at random. The fast of j. sus .
sp0ken of as natural fast. fls refused to Work
miracle Tor his relief. TIE fast OF Euah was su.
narnaturei fast he went IN the strength OF that
mat forty davs.D the food having been niracn-
ionslv furnished and apparently having miraculous
n,onSrtes The crodibllIty OF the Scriptures Is not
stsSed upon DR.. tanners phys ca capacities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
CURRENT RELIGIOUS OPINION
NO COLOR LINE IN THE ROMAN CHURCH

FIRM RE Nec- York Td6iet
The fact that Catholics are M the minority among
the co ored in this country ~ traoeaDe To tis
cnuse that while planters ID the South before tho
war gave every opportunity 70 Methodist ministers
10 Instruct their slaves in religion they zealonsiy
excluded the Catholic priest. H. LOUISIANA, whsie
the nIanters were mostly Catholic, things were diff
ferent. and to-day you fad IN the magnificent
Catholic church of New Orleans large numbers OF
taking of the same Divine mysteries as their white
lrafh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION.

DR.. W. N. Polk described recently ~ me
KcGicaI Hec9fd method OF arIhtlal ieSpfa-
lion by means OF the cdthticr. Nhth ploii''9
to lee valuable. Tho details OF the plOcts, are
~ lolIovs: In the adult or child with lecih,
fix the Jaws open by means Oi coiN. SelZ' tAc
tougup VITA a tcnaCulum o. Ochrr insl uhrhl,
draw it well out, ana hand To an a7'.o'"ii,;
Pass the index finger oi TIE zen manu- wei
down MIC the mouth, find the erlslotus, 20
beneath II, and place the finger over me
Iorynoaal Cprmng. Take a stlh cathticr No.
: Oh 40. TO- with ihc riSnt hand, ana u-lHG tir
lrit index finger IA position ~ 4 suI"V' p''' ,it
instrument INTO thc lHynN. De sue IVA, ,Hc
owes nj the instrument ere wei DtAoHtl lHt
vocal choIJs lac a. ss,int now extends thc
rarjeui's ann above the head, uio operator Il.
tbc same time Blowing up the lung" ihlo"5H
the caiheter. The AIMS are next brought
dawn and expiration accomplished ny COM
,',rsllnl, the abdomca and chest. y IoSpiatoIy
| 1ct Is thus accomplished. The procedure Is
/ continued with regularity, so as 90 simulate
| As nearly as possible the NORMAN respiratory
| interval. the extension OF 'he arms 4poN'
! the bc1G during the filling 0i the lungs
| through the Catfcter rs more lhpOiah' III
| the adult than III the infant. ..
| Catbetcl1sIn Of The adult lalynX : somewhat
more difficult than the slme operation wan tne
! infant lainyX, tic cLIet diihcutJ Dt"S tnc
| Oteatpr dcDth at which the opening To the
! 9I,It larvnx is situated. This can be over
! come by letting some one sclze the ial!hA from
! The ouiside and thrust it up. In that way inc
orening is brought within easy reFch Oh the III
dpx finger in the phaIynX, Wheh lhe cd'HcIcI
! cnnsriousness would seem 10 be the most iaN-
! Unable to the proper Performance oil the opera
| tiou.-the condition, ID tatt thal eAis'S !"
! actual Oh impending asphyXa, such DIS 'n nt
| asphyxia of the new born. OF inc uio"hTu' VI
| conyulsious OF cases OF opium OF ca pOiiio
oxide p0i .oning-. ny case, indeed, ID when 'hts
! SchIliz, Marshall Hall. or sylvester methodS oi
| Artificial respiration { re called IpI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
O., IN HONEYCOMB PATTERN.

This pattern. knitted in stripes, Will be found
useful for counterpanes aud the like:
Cast OH stitches for each pattern, Win extra
for edge stitches Thus for q narrow stripe. IS
stitches might be cast on. for wider one, 40 o.
"a. 76 stitches- etc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
A FAILURE IN ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

An experiment in electric lighting has been
lately made ut ROuen, the negative result OF
which. though i0rc>cen by competent men,
has deiintivcly proved that a solution OF the
problem of electric Illumination cannot lie IN
use of a single centre, or group Ct centres,
placed at a great height, rs n lighthouse.
the 18th and 18th Of June. Eight electric
lights were placed on the spire OF the cathedral,
with view to illuminating the town. Though
the quantity of LIGHT was estimated AZ o,ooO
Carccl burners, the effect wds practically MI.
The spire seemed merely to have huge lamp
on it, which threw its light beyond the town
rather than in the neshbOrhoQd OF The cathe,
dral. The experiment was 10 have been tried
again on the 14th OF July, with sixteen elec-
tric lamps but considering the very rapid de-
cease IN the in, ensity of the electric light with
the distance the 1biquity OF the ray etc.,
successful advantageous result was not looked
f,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-08
FISH CULTURE IN CONNECTICUT.

According to DR.. w. NJ. Hudson, one OF me
Fish Commissioners of the state, 0o,OOV
voung Penobscot salmon, Matched this splhs
nt thc hatching mousse at POquOnnOch' nav
heen nlnced in the FaTmngiOn RIVER ana us
tributaries OF land -lOcEed salmon eggs from
Grand Lake stream, Eastern Maine, 81, OOO were
Latched and distributed. The demand lot
these Young salmon to be used III stocking
uouds and streams has been very great. fIDhl
The eggs introduced 10y the commission Tour
wears ago, salmon Weighing from two ana nan
In iour pounds each have been taken ~ Ho<
pOnd, in Lyme, III Snipslc pond, III ls0ckVl.it, III
Long Uond, In Winchester, aud III WIN lake9
m Salisbury and III many others the young hsh
are said TO be growing ana thriving iiIeiT;
I he yOung salmon were this year sent 10 al
nartS of the State and put into such lakes, pohds,
and streams as seemed adapted t0 Their wants
Rronk tIuut TO the number OF IlO, DOO were
balcbed and distributed, aud even ms large
number was insufficient TO supply the deil'dhu'
Arrangpmeuts have been made 10 SECURE
400 600 young fry next spring. Regarding lhe
experiment OF hatchlng young shad ia ,nt
waters of the Sound by artificial means' ~
Hudson SAYS: With the exception ga icW
Thousand young shad Matched at "s'1ei -. III e'u
the oneration was failure. The shad taken
were found TO be immature, ana any a''enp
to nrrsrrye them until ripe IN hesn wafer IT,
suited in their speedy death
OCEAN TELEGRAPHY VIII HOUI GABLES
Professor John Trowbridge, OF Harvard ht
beon studying the spreading vi the ciecltlc cur
REM from the grounded terminals
q battery in connection with the lime sigma
| Service from Cambridge ia Boston al" VII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
CENSUS ENuMEiiAToitS
How Appointments Wni lie
Made.

utlIrE ur ruf SurLWyIsnH 90 CkNAuH,
liHNr DMuu,I or WtEr Va
lIucEuANSoN, March =, 1880, ]
Applications iur rnumcrator, Ia IT.
conhdrrcI 10y thiH office, must ho re-
roiyyd on 81 before the 10th ol the pres
ont month March.
Immediately after that time Will pro-
cccd, ~ speedily IN In consistent with
safety, tu designate from the applications
on lie, one ,numcTalOr lot each magis'
lcrnI district, ~ other Hub-liylHion, Ia
the several counties comprising this
census district
EnumcraturH must rnHido IN the dis
trct ur other Hubdiyision Tor which
they are appointed. II is therefore IN
scniml that / have a list Oi tho hayefal
districts Il each comfy. designated hy
ualuo ur number, and ! therefore rr-
eprctlully request the clerks "i the
Comfy Courts Oi the several COuntioH
comprising the census district 10 send
me. aH sunn IN convenient, u card con
tanning such list, have no personal
acquaintance with most of the appli'
ranIA tbr cnumcrntnrR, aud ! therefore
ask the cooperation ui my fellow -ctti,
l,uis oi the district Ia the selection ol
the best persons lor thlS important
work.
The ignorant and dishonest always
uhatruct tho work Oi census onn,nera.
tors They should, therefore, possess.
In to highest degree, business tact, per.
sonnl popularity, and the confidence ol
the communities IN which they operate :
aud as security for tins personal pop
ulafity and confidence, AMI therefore m
additional Rid In tho performance oi
their duties, It IA my judgment that they
should. generally, bo selected from the
dominant political parry In the district,
hnt lfom that class who have not rem
dcrui themselves personally obnoxious
tu their political opponents.
copy the following from instructions
received from the Census Once IN
Washington "lhcappointmcnts should
be- made With reference Ia physical actly
lty and tohptncsT ncatnouS ani accuracy
IN writing aud In the use uiligurrs.
To appoint old Gr broken down
men tn this duty las supervisor. Sill,
oa all sidce. bo pressed 81 do would not
be All at OF clmrity, bu, otcrueliy, Tho
census requires active, energetic men Oi
good address and readiness with tho
pcn only such can do the work with
satisfaction 10 the government or profit
% thcmsclses'
let prejudice nnd sympathy yield 10
the public good. copy further from
the census act, A. tollows "Suo. ~.
That any supervisor OT cnumoraior who,
having taken aud subscribed the oath
rrqnifei by this act, shall, without Just
ihahlc cause, neglect ur refuse 10 perform
the duties enioined upon him by this
&C, shall be- deemed guilty OF aisde
mcanor, and, upon conviction, shall
forfeit q sum not croecilng 800
My Office iDr the present, Is In Buck
hAnnon, w. Va Should II he changed
| will give timely NOTICE. Newspapers
II tie Disrtct please copy.
GEoEGg X LAIuAH,
Slipfrrisr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
FOREIGN FLASHES.
EMIGRATION 10 THE UNITED STATES,
An Unusual Rush Aotielpated-Ihe Pope
Yields to Prussia and the May
Laws~fate Of q Would
BE Assassin.
iiUsaIA.
10 lie Hanged To-day


sr. PKrknssuRd. March The man
who iircd upon General Melikolf, yos'
terday, IL converted Jew named Mo
irstsky, lie has been tried and sen
fenced to-day, and will br hanged to-
morrow.
Sr, PKrEnsnuWG, March I, i,--'Modcstky
said ut his trial that General Molikofi
would bc Killed by some Of hin comrades
that although his own attempt had
hlcd sccond, aud |! necessary third,
attempt would Id made,
LoNpcN, March a st. Petersbprg
ditpnlch says; NJ, Lodctsky, after indg'
mrnt was pronounced against him,
stated that hc was arrested IN 81. Peters
burg Ia 1879. aud departed to Jusk but
escaped When lac heard that his party
Was preparing a revolution Tor the
arCond 0i March he resolved
to go lo 81 Petersburg, having
heard ol General Melikohs appoint
pent, the IcyoluliOnlslA ordered that
nothing be- done on the End inst, but
the p0stpOntmcnt ol the revolution pre-
venting him from getting any money,
BE- rc6olycd 10 klll General Molikoh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
STATE POLITICS.
RESPONSES TO The REGISTERS IN
TtRR0GATl0RltS.
The Drill, Of Public Opinion 10 tho Third
Distrct-Noles from Jackson and
Grernbher Counties.

The two following reports, QUO from
! l., Armstrong, CLERK Oi the Circuit
Court ol Jackson county, and the other
IRON j. NJ, Price, ESQ., OF droonbrier
county. - nearly reflect the driIt oi scn-
t,mcnt 81 are receiving from all parts OF
the State on candidates tor the State
lickcl, that W. publish these two IN
iu.l. The anAwera are given IN RESPONSE
10 our list Of lnterrogatores
jackson County
Tho Hon. /. A. Camden In un-
duuhIcdly the choice Ol the Democrats
oi Jackson county, Tor the office ot Gov
cTnnr
-. j. H. Jackson, oi farkoTHbure, II
the SECOND choice. should Mr., Jackson
receive tho nomination hc will receive
"A hearty auppnTt ~ the Democrats oi
thla rounty 10 would the Hon &, j.
Faulkner or any other good man who
may hc nominated 10y the Democratic
State Convention. but as before stated j.
y. Camden /, preferred 10 amy other.
=. have hoard but little said by Re
puhlicans IN Ia who will compose their
State ticket. Dr logan's name IN occa'
aiouallv mentioned IN connection win
the office II GuVamOr The doctor
stands very high With the Republican
party
4. thInk the Democrats oi the coun'
~ would hc very we'll satisfied with the
present ucumhculS. They have dis
charged the dutlcu IT their respective
offices faithfully nnd Ia the entire Hatls'
faction ul the people sco no reason
Why thcy should not bc retained In OF
lice lot one more tenn. On the Rrpuh
llrnn side have uu oppression as Ia
Who are their taNuritca
= The present incumbent, Hon, John
4 keuna, IL without doubt the choice
ui the Democrats at this county, The
Hon. /. Schuu, ni Mason county, IaVcry
highly spoken ii. and, have no doubt,
would make good Representatives but
the chahcvH lp receiving the noinina-
ton uTr Ia lnvur 81 Mr. kenna
Il Col J. l. Mclean, oi Putnam
county. will most likely receive the
nomination ui the Republican party Tor
Cougrcun ~ the lhIrd diatr,cL Henry
y Walker viii hr the nominee at the
Grsenback party
= At the prrr,ut time the Indications
are that there viii ho a majority IN thh
county ngainst the amendment
S. At present, think Thurman lH tho
choice Ci majority ot the Democrats ~
this county lil,lcu han many Ataunrh
supporters. who claim that II is ducto
I,'' tI,yt Ia, aI,ull Lp InndV tho Hluul.
ard hrurcr ia the coming Presidential
nmpligu. IN thr Republican nIdr,
Blaine ~ the choice Grant b their
yruui choice.
y. Sheep aud cattle are doing remark
ably we'll
10 Wheat n looking splendid. Tho
acreage b. larger than the preceding
wear Tho prvsrnt prospect ior an
abundant wlral harvest is very Halter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
nrnonhrler uountY.

Who ia the lavuTito ia your vicinity
lur Governor Mr, Camden seems the
mdAt pTomincnt, although there viii
be- nu disposition Oh tie part ol the
GOOD Democrats oi this county tn enter
any clique ur partisan lntcrcst, from the
Tact that uu county had the last cNccu,
tive aud Vo feel very generous nov aud
will give lhc largest latitude to aspirnnta.
uul wall ho willing Ia support either
Faulkner or prunis, or any other good
prmucIut that may hc put nn the ticket.
> Whom do the Republicans favor
| have heard ~ expression. and any
canvass thry will make will depend on
circumstance The most they Can do
hrrr lg tu ,unlc-Cr with the Grccnhack
party 81 create dI.allrction ar lndepcn-
dent candidate.
3 Who In talked oi mout Tor othor ui-
nrrsr They are rcckoncd among the
"smallrr dsh, and YOU don't hear
much at thrm yet \. Wilson Camp
bell. E-l IN spokeu Of nT Attorney
General. IN TACT, hc srcms Ia have u
"lncal boom Ia our adjacent county,
Mournr, ct which hc ~ n resident lot
IL h doubtful II ho could unite II dclcga,
tiun from that county,
1 Who arn the taNuriicS. Sc, lur Con-
gtr-sf II Mr kcnna wants the nomin.
alton think he will hc elected beyond
doubt prcaumc he In an aspirant, II
he la not, lac IL the first incumbent w.
have over had who did not desire a re-
election tie haS malc an excellent
Representative. and 10 not think W.
could 10 bctlur than 10 70 elect him.
S Who are the Republicans talking
ul iuT Cuugrrss' Grccnhackcr oT any.
body ta beat kruna or the Democrat,
nominee Theirs II the inrlurn hop" ~
thlr district They can accomplish noIli-
iug los a straight uut nomination. and no
sensible man ol the party cares for this
hrryvt honor.
4 VIII the proposed Judicial amend
mrnl rvcriyoR majority Ia your coun-
tvr | think not, unless the proposition
j. cunyasscd moro fully. ThrccinurthH
at the people du not know that such u
question will hr submitted tO them.
1he voters are somewhat opposed To-
County Court Jurisprudence ~ nov AL,
m,nt-tyrci, but will hc ioath 10 adopt the
amendment ior tat 10 might be- one ot
Tho "rN.ls We know not OF
=. Bsyard is more highly spoken of
than any other prospective candidate,
Tildcn has no supporters that know ot,
and d, seems the general impression
tha, Grant will bo the inevitable nOmi-
use m the l@puhhcsn party.
). How are the sheep etc, winicr,ng?
Finely. Fccl isvcry -nrcr, but owing
a. he unusually mild winter, there will
be enough, and TIE stock Wlll 90 to grsS
In the spring In tue condition,
y What j. the condition Of wheat
The crop is murr luNurlant than ever
known in this county, owing % the IA
yorah,c winter, aud Il Is thought, by
some farmers 70 he too forward, and Il
is predicted that the above condition il
nut eo1d omen for n Weld
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
THE GIiEENBACKEiiS.
In Con,cntion nt 81. Louis.

81 l.ort-, March Tho Convention
rras-cuhlrl at O'Clock, hut the Com
mlttrc uu Credentials not being ready
ta report. Mr Talbot oi Missouri, aud
Hugh rrpycr. "t Ohio, addressed the
convention, by invitation. Among other
things, rrrycr stated that this wing ol
the PARTY has nearly 10000 clubs IN we'll
working oulcr. and claimed tN" million
0rrcnhnrk VOTERS u tho country The
chairman ct the Committee then re-
ported II. delegates prrscnt from Penn
s,lyan,1, New Hampshire, Arkansas,
West Virginia. GrorgiI, Ohio, Virginia,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa, Kentucky, M,sslsSippl, ToNsa,
Kansas. Nebraska. Missouri, Rhodc Is
baud, Tennessee, California and New
York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
TWO IMPORTANT urrLs
introduced by Senator DAVIS. oi wost
virginia,

special 10 1hc Rrsls'cr
WAsuINUruN, March l.
Srnat'r DAVIS Informs me that hr cN.
poets the Committee on Appropriations,
which will to-day lak, up his balls r,y
,ng authority o. NJ CIaryuyr Ming,
the United States gcoloE,-t. Geo fu u,"
West yirsn,a aud othyr states aUd
mako surveys al their uaucud lands,
aui las ball repeating the pyrmau,lt
appropriation ut the goNrrnm"ut,
viii report them r,ght away. The hrSt
b,ll II ol great Importance D. West Wa.
ginia. hecaus5 II will rnah,r an authrn-
tic report concerning hrr vast mineral
resources to be- uiRlr to Congress, which
will hc sent cat o. the world bearing
the endorsement ot the Emitted States
Uavrrnmuni 10 Is not easy o. uyrrvs
timate the value OF sub puhilytion
a. a State whose mineral lands mr vN.
coed la value what has yv' hccu report
el concerning thrm. The other hiil Will
Havc many millions ot lu,lafs % the
Gbycrnmrnt. Tor, a. ] stat 'j soiuc Time
Rsu. la giving a synopsis ui o., pruNtt.
ions, thcrc are Sl2 .WO,O ,OjO annually eN.
pended in connection with The collection
ui the revenue. about which Congress
knows nothing. This one item scnough
o. show the Importance ut a mcasu e
which will bring every appropriation tor
every branch 1T the Government under
the Immediate supervision ut COngrs a.
and is appropriation eommit1vcS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
C0NGRE RESSl0NAL.
" ,suISaroN, Marvh g.
SEN ATE.

Mr. Ncst, from the Committee on
Territories, reported a bli to establish
Uultet States Court in Indian Terri.
tory. Placed on Tho calendar.
The following bills were introduced
ani rleETvd
By Mr.. Blair-To provide lor the pay
ment Of pensions to widows and minor
children upon the death OF pensioners
totally disabled from wounds IN the
service.
By Mr. llarris-ro p,ake the crime Of
Ap,, Punishable " ith death.
Mr.. Davis, Of wcs; Virginia, irom the
Committee on Appropriations rrpofied,
with an amendment, House joint rcso-
luton tn amend the act making appro.
priations ior sandry civil eIpensee Of
The goyoTnmeui for the nscal year end
ia Jane 30, 1850 Placed on the eAlcn-
dar
The Senate took up and passea HOash
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
rHE LULL BEPoRE THE OoNvEN
TiONa.
Presidential Matters ata slaad sull
H,rcial % the Register
W..utxarnx Mar,h A

Presidential Matters a, sIaad sull
spcclal % the Register
WAsuISurON, March 4
Fur months thcro has not hccn a
greater lull ia Presidential specuhdions
at the Capital than there Is to-day,
Mcszrs Conkling aud Caniufoh eRtNuc
a. hook a, harmless a. doves, Nhtle
McssTs Blame aud Myard are models
Of Senatorial Prgricty. Both N,l! have
an opportunity 10 perform uu the Fts
John Porter ga,c, ii they think proper
aud Gen. Logan permits anybody Ia
sides himself 90 spcak. Major BUn. fcr-
ly Pooro's lie OF John sherman has not
yet been distributed among Congrcss-
men. nor has the Withdrawal u Huch-
bach's name, which was CLEARLY frcsi-
dential move, bccn explained yes. Field
stock remains al the point " which Il
advanced when he dlsscnlca In the West
Virginia and other cases, while Han
cocks friends are a. cautious as possible.
The luli viii not last long. ..
Rsfsoaal News Itsmz
The Representatives II the slipping
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
WASHINGTON, IA.
Women seriously Burncd -Sus-
plrIons of Foul riay.

M,,u>uruN, Pa, March 3. Miss
Nichols aud Mr.. John rurlung. "t Al
Ten township met with an accident
While cleaning house to-day, \ pack
age supposed 20 contain seeds was
thrown into the lire. Whcu an explosion
oy,urrrI Improved o. p, powder. The
clothing ul the hdl,V took Dire, and be
tore rNtiugu,shed they Ncrccoa7'icra6ly
hurnNL
Tho miners in lho Alps coal works,
near Grceufchl. this county, hayu had
to quit work, owing to a terrible stencil
which pcryadcs the mines \ Co,orcd
man oi the ncighbOThoud, who has not
been seen Tor week, aud whose where
ahnnIs are not known, IL supposed 10
have BEEN iouliy dealt with and hls
hodv put In the mines, causing the bad
order,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
nNul,A N D.
Preparing TO Enilsrato.

luNpos, March THE Ema ntatns
that since spring Hct In, considerable
stir IL apparent Ia emigration at Queens
town. Tho people oi tho rural claasca
arr docking lhilhcr aud departing for
America, The recent revival In trndc
In America aud the arrival OF large TO
mittnnCcs from American friends ara at
traciing people thithcr, II h anticipated
that after Faster there will be- an un-
usunl rush oi omigrantH "a the United
SutrA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
pspo, s,rash ey Llsh,nias

CoLuSns. March i-The Sah Jgss'-
Eng, special Jrom Circieyilis says; The
Cincinnati aud Mnskingum Valley Rail
Rad depot VAS struck by lightning q,
an early haur ihis morning. The build
ing and contents were burned 81 ths
grennd. loss $1,000: insurnnoe small.
A la,cf dlspa,nh iron Circieyiiie says
the Ore destroyed two 0acbes, eight
irvight cars and cOufeusk turnlture,
plate glass and other valuable properly
The loss is estimated AZ 80 ,ooo. which
Ia sprobAbly right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
A Had AMIR.

PirrsroS, PA. March t.--Alaring
sehoaley, aged IA years, son ot Joseph
Schoaley, prominent citizen, was
found late this evening In the outskirts
OF town IN an unconscious condition.
On examining IL was discovered that
ho had been shot aud probably fatally
wounded by an unknown party. Mn.
SchOaley. the mother. dropped dead
when the litlle victim was carried into
the house. Tho people OF the town are
greatly excited.