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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
WASHINGTON WAITS.
iSDeciaI DISPATCHES to The T,ibun

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-StOrrS, before
the committee on ways and means On the
reduction OF the steel duty, claimed that
none of the great railways wanted a re-
duction. The Legislative committee on
the investigation Of the Kentucky State
Prison report the condition as horrible.
Defective sewerage and bad ventilation
have super1nduced all kinds Of diseases
Ex-senator Morton's son failed to receive
a confirmation: for collector of the port of
San Francisco The Senate Monday will
consider bill directing the Secretary Of
the Interior to ascertain the amount Of
land entered by the location of military
scrip in Western States, and after ascer-
tanning the amount shall pay to those
States five per cent Of the amountreceived.
The Senate bill amending the census law
was passed. It requires among other
things that enumeration in cities having
10000 inhabitants be made in two weeks
from June 1st, 1880, instead offour, as the
law now Stands n unlerous other bills
were discussed without action. -s
THE HOUSE SENATE BILL .
for the conversion Of National gold
bonds was passed: Bills were introduced
making silver certificates receivable, at
the United States Treasury in redemption
of circulating notes OF issue Of National
Banks. The rules were again discussed,
and the amendment, giving jurisdiction
over the app opriations for public build
ings to the public buildings committee
was adopted-100 to 81.
.s. WAS BLAINE SOLD OUT?
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 6.-Blaine's
friends clam that he was sold out at
Harrisburg by Bingham, who pretended
to speak for Blaine. ...I9.. ..-
He MUST HAYT HIMSELF.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The invcstigat-
ing committee in the Indian department
unanimously reported very damaging to
the Hayt committee, and find Hayt was
interested in the purchase of the Wasbur
mine. Edward Knapp, an agent so-called,
being in fact Hayt's SON, using an assum-
ed name at his fathers suggestion.
Hayt's delay in investigating Hart is
p ositive evidence of completely. ..
TINES SICKLE.
Ex-secretary Borie died yesterday.
.. GRANT IN CUBA.
HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 6.-General Grant
and party went 10 Matanzas to visit the
caves yesterday. ... ....
WORSE THAN REPORTED.
MONTREAL, Ca, Feb. 6.-The late &C
cident on the French railway at Chilay
was more disastrous than at first reported.
Eleven people were killed and 60 wound
ed. Count De Pugberrat was among the
killed.
THE EARTH SHAKES. 81
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
THE EARTH SHAKES.

NEW YORK, Fob. 6.-Shocks OF earth
quake were felt at Condor, Arizaba, Tech
uacan and Vera Cruz, Mexico, on the
same cay as in Cuba, Jan. %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
ALOG HOUSE MURDER.
Two Of the Gang That in 1873
Murdered an Aged Farmer In
Michigan Now serving Terms
In the Moundsyille Prison.

DETROIT, MAY AIN April, 1873, an
old German farmer named Anthony
Miller, living near Norris, Ia this coun-
tv, was brutally murdered by q gang oi
masked men, and the murderers have
lust been discovered through the con.
icssiOn oi convict IN the state prison.
The circumstances OF the crime were a.
follows: Anthony Miller, the murder
ed man, aged 70 years, and Anthony j.
Hilger, aged 90 years, lived A. bachelors
in a log house about three miles IRON
Norris. On the night of the murder
FIVE masked men forced an entrances 10
the house. They hrst met Hiiaer,
Who slept on the FIRST floor, shot
al him twice, bat missed him, and
when be begged for his life they beat
him over the head vith club until he
ieigned death. The Williams then lighted
candies and went % Millrrs bed rcom
aud waked him up. There Vas a Sigh,
struggle, and then the old man vas shot
in the back and left weiteriag 10 his
gore. Hilers saw the terrible deed. bot
knowing that II he betrayed Signs OF
consciousness they would take hs lie,
lay stiIl and stimulated death. The
marier would have rerhainecia = mystery
hut i0T the tact that nAb, noe 10 the
State prison, has Just made q confession
implicating hse men. three oi shom are
nos in the Michigan prlson serving nj
teen years ssntences, and the other
two Ian. Grzham end lac Gsrk. ere
nos about completing terms On The
West Virginia prison at. hoandsviiis-
The Detroit police have made arrane~
meals fos thslr arrest On ths szptrsuea
Of their tsrmA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
THE COKE BURNERS.
The strike Over In Pennsylvania
The Causes That Led To tADd
the Present Wages of the Mon.

PlrrsBURGa, May it-Y~stsrday Q
greater portion OF the men employ ed at
Hutchinson o and friek's ovens On The
Southwest road, Who have becn out on
q strike, went 10 work again, having &c
ceptsd the terms offered by the produ.
cers. II will be remembered that With
the exception OF . lev men ~ho we're
worked under . special contract. they
went out on q strike about one Seek
sgo, in consequence ot Q reductions IN
Sagps This reduction VS. brovebs
about b. the decline In iron. AL Tie
coke sorkers followed In the train oi
those mentioned above. and the strike
became q general one. Befofe ths isil
in prices oi iron, the coke vorters wess
getting thirty-fivs csnts pos waeoa loo
Mining aud eighty csnia per oven ior
drawing. The wa4~s noe are thiny
cents per wagon and seventy cents pei
oven. An average softer csn dfss
three oyens per day, vhils good wost'
er often draw five Vr six ovens per Gay
With the ,lose of the strike, the Cou'
nell-yille Coal and Coks Company pro.
pose erecting 6ity ,eae@esi hoasss ssd
one hundred sddItionsl ovens st Ssv
Haven. Al present there 10 On avernte
production of $50 csr loads PEI dsy, snd
With the additional iscilisses nou "
process Of erection, % vill b isessaesd
70 go csr losda. Rapid proxrss. b BE-
ing made on the branch froa roans'
wood on the southvest rcd 70 iAtsooe
This road Gill open ups lsrws coss I'D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
A GRASS WIDOWS GUN.
An Early Morning Murder at
Chicago junction, Ohio.

CHICAGO JUNCrIoN, May li-At an
early hour on Thursday morning, Wm.
Oehm, prominent saloon keeper oil
this place, Was shot and killed by Mira
Charlotte Joiner, \, ass widow oil easy
character living here. Deceased was
under the influence oi liquor, and going
To her house attempted To get in. Alter
he had aroused the inuntes, Mrs. Joiner
came to window upstairs and ordered
him repeatedly to leave, and hnaliy
threatened To- shoot him II he did not go.
lie replied by saving he gu@sed She
wouldn't shoot and that he wasn't going
tlll alter he got into the house. She
thea fired from an upper window with
a musket loaded with buCkshot, hity-sN
of which penetrated his bowels, intiicI-
Ing injuries from the effects oi which he
died at eleven o'clnck yesterday. Mis-.
Joiner is held in default of - Wn bail.
Deceased leaves vile and one child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
LOVE AND MURDER MINED.
A Michigan Farmer, Tired OF
aia swsetheart, Ties Her ia n
Sack and TOsses Her Into the
Detroit River.

DETRor, May L. - The discovery
made some time ago that the body
OF the woman lound tied Ia u
coffee sack in the Detroit river year
ago vas that Of Martha Wbitla, gave
the officers clue that last night result
ell in the arrest OF two young farmers,
named John and Henry lheis, charging
them with the murder. Deceased IL
said Ia have been engaged to marry one
Ut them, and, being deslrous OF breaking
the engagement, the brothers are alleged
to have put her out Of the way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IHs DROPPING HOPES or GRANTS
COHORIS REVIVED BY CAMERON.
Ne Rsporn Pennsylvania and New York
Solid for the Old han-The Blaine
Men Still Sangulne-Iay Gould
10 the Fight to Win.
DIRE sxTRtslTYOf THs TARIFF MEN.

senator Don Cameron has returned to
Washington satisfied that New York
aud Pennsy lSania Will be solid Tor the
Sphinx in Chicago, and the third.term
cohorts are correspondingly happy.
The Blaine men are just as sanguine as
ever. however, and some Of the disinter-
ested ones are dubious. There is ru-
mor that Jay Gould has gone into the
fight To- win for Blaine, and there are
many Who believe that he will yet sue
esed in getting up conner in the Con-
vention. The tariff men are in despair.
They say that the COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means has put them between the
devil and the deep sea. Their last re-
manning hope il that the necessity for
passing the bill providing safe method
of making the electoral count will keep
the Democrats here long enough Tor
then to get a little show. Ii rs reported
that ten Democrats will vote with the
Republicans To- retain Kellogg IN his
seat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
A COURT ROMANCE.
oA8TlNG FROM THE l0wLleST STA.
TlON TO FORTUNES EMPYREAN.
A PRINCE AMONG SPeCULAToRS.

The story We print below, which was
dug up from the musty records Of a
Pittsburgh Bankruptcy Court, reads
like a romance. The fundamental iact
Is that a Cl,sra,ll county backwoods
man, by native tact, energy and shre~d.
ness, rose like rocket from newer oi
wood to be msnipulstor OF Millions
and, through his overweening greed his
fall has been even more rapid than his
ascension, The details illustrate the I'M
mense opportunities that are open TO
we'll directed enterprise in the CONNER
cisl world OF this country. In a legal
aspect tho cause promises to pass to pos
terity as one Of the most celebrated cases
OF this era.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

Four Hundred Buildings Burned and Two
Hundred Families Left Homslsss-se, .
sral Bodies Found In the Runs Est. .
mated Loss 100000.
WILLI.MspoRr, Pa, May II. 3r. NJ
1t is reported that the fire which com.
menced in Milton about 1850 to-day,
has destroyed fifty buildings, including
car shops, machine shops and Methodist
and Reformed Churches. Unless the
wind changes the entire town will be
burned. Milton telegraphed here Tor
assistance. The telegraphic communi-
cation is now interrupted.
MILros, Pa, NAV IL. "a. N.-A
fire broke out at about twelve o'clock
to-day in the ear works, and a. =
heavy northwest wind was pre-
valling, 1t was impossible to check the
progress Of the flames until the entire
business portion Of the town WAS des'
troyei. Ii is estimated that four hun
dred buildings were destroyed. inClud.
ing all the churches. The fire burned
over space Of seven squares In length
ana two in width. Assistance came
from Sunbury, Danville, Williamsport. t.
l.ewisburg and Watsontown. Among
the buildings destroyed are Law
sons machine shops. the armory,
Academy OF Music. Reformed Presbyte-
rian, Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist and
Evangelical churches. banks, telegraph
office, newspaper offices, Pennsylvania
railroad depot, gas works and all the
hotels. Several bodies have been recov-
cred, but ara burned beyond reeognl.
tioD. Two hundred aud fifty families
have been rendered homeless and are
camping out in the fields. Supplies,
provisions and clothing are needed at
once.
Large quantities OF household goods
were loaded on the cars aud taken up
and down the road, and the fields around
the town are filled with goods. During
the confusion many articles were stolen.
One lady lost S60, 600 government bonds.
The tire ragged 80 iiercely in the upper
part Of town that most oi the people
barely escaped with their lives. The
wife Of Dr. Brown Is badly burned and
several others are known to be severely
injured. Loss vaTiously estimated from
$1,000 OOO 10 5000, 900, but no accurate
estimate can be given tonight. Tho
mansion Of Ex-Governor Pollock was
destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
GEO. x. TIAGI.E, ESQ.
Your Correspondents Attack
UpOn Him.
Correspondence at the Register
WHEELING, MAY II.

Coucspoudeucc at the Register.
WuEELISG, May II.
In "Wednesday mornings REGISTER |
read n short communication asking and
assuming to answer several questions IN
regard to the above gentleman. The
author oi the communication intended u
coxardly thrust at Mr.. Tnge, but u
shall recoil upon him.
|. "What Legislative experience has
Mr.. TInglef' queries your correspond
ent; aud then he volunteers an answer
which Is scarcely true. think il will
be agreed that MIR Tinglc's legislative
sxpetyncc Was sufficient To- cnahle him
To bring the capital from a foreign sec
ton oi the State and place II IN the First
Congressional District
but supp ost. IT were trur.he has.haJ no
legislative experience. Are none OF the
boys ever To be- permitted In go into the
water until they learn tO swim Are
We 90 have no law-makeTs after the
present crop dies2 Mr.. nngle's expert
enee ia public affairs IL much greater
than MAS the experience at many Ot the
most useful men Who ever sat IN Con-
gress at the time they were
first elected There il not a
more efficient member oi the United
States senate to-day than Henry a..
Davis, yet he IVES eleyaLsd to that high
pO atlon, having only alithe OF the ex'
pvrience of Uieonse X Tngle.
.. What Is he supposed To know
OF constitutional or iLtnnationsi
hN?'
Quite AS much a. either oi our Sena'
toTs OF iuur-Giths ui the members oil
the House. We working men do
not think Il the chief end u;
mAn to boost lawyers into Otiite
r What capacity or experience has
he 10 represent the various large inter
eats in thisdistrict''
HIS BUSINESS experience Ot thirty
years ani his intimate acuuaintance
With both the mercantile and mAnuiAc-
turing interests Oi the city will answer
that question. Ii Is Wrll known that
such is the confidence ut the business
menoi this City IN his capacity aud eH'
perience that they supported him tor
sheriff OF this county without distinc-
ton OF party.
4. Iii nominated, by What majority
coyld he carry Ohio county
Is he carried IL by over
100 majority for the Office OI
sheriff. while the present Con
gresslonal incumbent lost the county by
nearly 5Oo-making difference in Their
votes Of about l,lOO-I suppose this Is
about the figure he will carry the coun'
" by. And IN the Districs, his major
ity would probably T~seh tOO. OI
cnurse this Is q matter OF speculation, bot
the facts and Indications point TO thus
result Mr.. nngle Is neither lawyer
nor a loAier. ami the working men and
business mea SOuh come 10 his sup
port sslidls and in earnest
A MORZISGAks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
A BLUE BLOODRD ASSASSIN
The Fearful Tragedy that
Marked the Shades OF Evening
ON a Kentucky Pike.

GEoR0ETowS, KY, May li.-There
has been another murder among the
best families OF this region. Since Sep
tember, 1875, there has been ieud be-
tween Richard Evans and T.. l.. Ofutt,
and John l.. Ofuit, father and son, and
all OF this place Thursday evening
young Ohutt and q companion named
Burch, while driving on the Newtown
and L.eesburg Pike. met Mr. Evans, who
was riding in spring wagon, and, Just as
he met them, he drove his horse across
the road in front OF Otfutt, and when
very near him, and without either one
speaking aword, Evans presented his
pistol to Otiutt's head and bred, the ball
taking effect in the right side OF the
mouth aud lodging in' the lower part OF
the occiput. causing immediate death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
A SOUTHERN TRAGEDY.
A south Carolina Negro Chops
His Faithless Wife's Head ON
and Then browns Himself.

~ CoLUsBIA, May lI.-lesterday alter
noon Robert Bird, employed as track
hand on the Charlotte, Columbia and
Angus Railroad, killed his wife, Hester
Bird, at point between kelllan's and
Sharpe's Stations. Reports ot criminal
intimacy between his wife and another
man having reached Birds ears he went
home intlamed with liquor, and enraged
with jealousy struck his vile down with
the butt of an AK, and then proceeded
tO cut her head oil with the AK.
When discovered the wOman's head
was only attached to the body by a
small piece ol skin, the iugular veins.
trachea and veTtebTr Oi the neck having
been completely severed. The murderer
subseq quently drowned hiuseli in mill
poad of the neighborhOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
MOUNTAINS IN A BLAZE.
The Forests Of the Ciesrnsld, Pa GOAL
Regions Burning for Ten Dsys-Bsversl
Villages Threatened With Destruction.

TYRONE. May Il The mountain ior.
es,s in and surrounding the Clcarhelt
coal regions have been on fire for sbo,t
ten days and still continue TO burr,
spreading over a wide district. iioutI
dale has been several tin .
threatened and to-day seemed an
oasis in q wide desert of smoke nnd
fame. Osceola, six miles IRON HOuiI'
dale, again came near falling q prey, As
IL did live years ago. The have people
there, as we'll ~ those al PhIlhpsbafg
aud HoutZ,iale. have been battling With
the fire for over week, but eac'i day
their efforts are only rewarded win
more fires. The forests there IN
some places are two feet deep wiih fall.
en- leaves, and, being very dry, burn
fiercely. There has been no rain In the
region for about two weeks About
hall mile Of the wooden ramway oi
ID. X. Ramsay Il Co belos Hou,Siale.
vas harmed on sunday. The telegraph
poles of the Pennsylyania Railroad Com.
pany, between Osceola and Houh lAle,
were nearly all burned Yesterday; and
until this morning oil telssrspfhc coin-
munbstion with the latter pisCc vss cut
of. A township school house, near
O.ceola, caught fre yesterday from the
flying sparks, shd drpits all efforts 70
save IL, il yss burned 10 the ground.
The railroad bridge, two and Q hall
miles south Of Osceola, on the hoshan'
non branch, q two-hundred-icos bridse
vss destroyed this afternoon. Wo't'
men are already on the wsy 10 the snene
ot devastation sith lugii,er snd tools 10
replace the bridge, and IL u eIPecied by
% morrow noon trains will be running
again AZ usnsL TIE IRE 10 siili burning
With unabaiesi Jury, IN eoasequesos o.
which the grezssst excitement pfevaii'
throughout The district There " ra
nor that the Csthoir ehurh st Hiouif
dale wss burned this evening. bot it can
no, De confirmed. The ioss embrsce'
miihous Of icet oi pine and hemioei
iutnher
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
SEAS OF ROLLING FLAME
SCATTERING DEATH AND DEsRuc.
Il0N BROADCAST.
SPREADING OVER 100 SQUARE NILES.

A fearful epidemic Of fire has bean
spreading broadly over the country
during the last week. In this time
there has been hardly q day that was
not marked bys disastrous contagrs-
ton. The record OF yesterday 10 more
severe than any that have preceded
II. The most deplorably do.
structive are was In Milton.
Pa, a beautiful and thriving
town. whose entire population OF
three thousand persons are left this
morning without homes. In this case,
too, the loss OF several lives are reported.
The forest fires are still raging In Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, and our dis
patches report serious losses at various
other points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA.
'Parif Men Declare that They Have Been
Put Between the Two by the Ways aud
Means COMMITTEES
s{pes-ial 10 the RrStster.

WAsHINUroS, May IA.
The WAYS aud Means Committee IN
a agreeing to the resolution for al adjourn
meut on the 3lst OF May, threw bomb
shell among the tariff reformers. l
asked one of them this morning how he
f.lt about il, aud lac replied, I've are
between the deyn and the deep sea.
"IIow o." | asked. "Why YOU see, there
are a number of Democrats in both
houses Who believe that Con
xrrss meets only tu pass apPTo.
prIailon bills, grease the wheels ot
government and 20 home. They are
deaf Ia all Oi our appeals to sii us IN re-
forming th. abuses in the Iariti, %c.,
which have accumulated dunng twenty
yrsrs al the corrupt administration Ot
the government oi the Republican party.
On the other hand, when We seek 10 ac'
co,nplish reforms by engrattlng legislA'
tion upon the Appropriation bili, the lie,
publicsns say u is contTaTy to iaS, and
the President checkmales us 10y veto. y
The All Powerful Influence.
From hls standpoint he had a right to
he yrxed. | asked what Democrat voted
inr the resolution IN committee, and he
replied, Gibson" ''O' course he dld, :
Sai 4, "for his state makes su
sar, and he docs not want tha
duiy reduced. Hence he IL Tor
adiournmeut Congressional human
nature Is Just like other kinds, and YOU
have ONLY to ascertain what q Congress
mans district manufactures to Know
Ahat be wants protected. Why, Sooi-
groseFs from Virginia are protesting
aysinsl A reduction of ten per cent. on
aool. aud the owners Of iron property
IN the same State want the duty on iron
or. increased. Nov, 10th Ot these would
Ike to have the duty on farming impls,-
ments. mechanics tools, and on wooien
aad cotton goods reducei, ss is proposed
IN the tariff bill agreed upon by the
Ways and Means COMMITTEES. l asked
A Southern senator to-day, Who - tar
M r.iormer. II this Congress
wuI p.ss a tariff bill. Certainly
moi. II, has about as much chance ss l
have walking a tight rope. Con
sress. - he slded, "ssnts Ia adjourn al
an early day, aud Cor one. u the resolu-
ian comes from the Houss 10 adjourn
on the alst, I xIll vote Tor u.
The Electoral Count
Democratic Senator'S generally, ] take
il. will not want TO adjourn, however
knntil Rayard's bill in regard to deputy
/ asr.hslS pssses, and TIE eleftoBoi cOanl
Z I~f;ssciorily sslslsd Thess are q
cr,af puhlic sad politissI inportanoe
and should BY all means % disPosed OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
NEW JERSEY DEvAsTATnD
A OonhAgration that Has Burned Over
One Hundred Square Miles and 10 stiil
Raging

GIBsos MnIs, N. j., May li.-scarce.
ly an acre Of timber land can be lound
in the vicinity Of llavern, Whithey and
'Woodmansee. II was all destroyed 10y
the tire which is nov sweeping to the
sea. The populstion we're all out last
night turning the flames from the direc-
tion Of thickly inhabited places. Thrs
dwellings and out buildings we're
burned. Forest fires are now raging
about Alison, il is reported, destroying
over one hundred square miles OF valu'
able berry hogs, timber lands, and the
village Of Great Republic. Two houses
at Burnett's mills wsre burned. The
losses IN Ocean, Burlington and Cumber.
land counties will be very great. In the
vicinity OF Pequa river nearly seventy
acres Of choice cranberry bog and hun
dred acres Oi valuable cedar lures,
were burned. Two house, ~-re d--
stroyet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
RAiLsoAp BoSns--Active. but some
what IRREGULAR.


hAiLeoAD bOk%--Active, but some
what irregular.
SrArs BoA ss-Dull.
Sr1Ks - Speculation was irregular
and unsettled in the early dealings, but
la the lats transactions q strong tone
prevailed and tho best hsures oi the day
were generally current at the close. AZ
the opening prices advanced t(ast Per
cent the latter Canada Southern, but
the market soon became weak aud q de.
cline Of lCAlt per cent. Was rrconi~i.
During the afternoon a strong buying
movement was lnsuguratet, which ~
suited in rise OF l(bSl per cent, the
coal shares, Canada Southern aud Pa.
cihc Mail leading the improvement. The
advance Was we'll maintained to the
close. but an unsettled feeling still pre-.
walls.
The transactions on tie stock NJ
change aggregated III. 900 shares, vi
which 10000 were Canada houthern,
100 Central Arizona. ~ ono Delaware.
lackAwanna and Western. $500 lkia
ware and Hudson. li0,OO Erie. 600
Hannibal and ~ Joseph. 1900 Iros
Mountain. lB0W Kansas and Texas.
5000 Lake shore. 1900 Michigan Ccn.
tfal, lb,0OO Northeastern, 2t.0O0 New
Jersey Central. 1000 New York Cen.
tfsl, 5000 Northern Pacific, $500 Ohio
anil Mississippi. 7 100 Ontario aud Wes,.
srn, !. 100 NJ. Louis aud Ran Francisco.
1900 Pacific Mail l0,OO Reading, 81.
900 NJ. Paul, Yv,0O0 Wabash and Pacific.
$4,000 Western Union and 800 Union
parih,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
An Editors wiaOw Burned ou,

wAsHssrox, May IL
The dssliipg house bslossing 10 w.
w. Hunter, In HoPvell township, uss
DESTROYED BY frs Yesterday, orisiastsss
fpom Q deissfivs fus. Moes d ne
hodssfsoA goeds wsss ssvsA 1hs bsik-
ing wss oceapisd BY the widow sf Janss