Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
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r,-..... collection OF postotlice records
aye 10 be placed under the New York
ure.i,s.
r..s.s-..i tia. more than one hundred
.E.l Europeans are now travelling IN
,.., ,lgatrs.
...,r.r Civ q Berlin arrived at
~. Yesterday with S5T, 900 in
-.fuu aHgrl
T..r.,r.o rE anew i3Iio three
Inf rrrrfnc t..y, madc It's appear
agcr yes,er ay.
lion ; Jim all aud Hon. Geo. l..
zen, sneak q Bel aire Friday eve
au O"o1 'S'.
res,c, stephen J. Field is in san
r..r.-..,, vs r. Dee will remain until
.a a-. ot tie month.
Tin. ws-tlu. 90. Memphis bondhOlders
r.Ii i'm New York as; night, adjourned
t.. tI-mor row WithOU. action.
Kin, & Cur,iss' elevator at Kellogg,
Iowa. WIS burned last night, with IT,
UJD bcsha,, o. corn and wheat.
James h. Reese, real estate dealer OF
C..c..U. ard the first city surveyor Ot
that e.,y. died Yesterday, aged %.
Tia. California Safe FAIR was oDened
a. .ram-uto. y, stariay. The display
wlS exc vnt and the attendance large.
TIE C.l'oruia wine crop promises to
be the tr-e-t ever known. IL Is vstI-
mated a. Irou ll,C00 900 10 l4,OOOOOU
gallons.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company
lnlu-u-.tgt tine opera season a, Chicag,,
la,t uisH, by SINGING Bohemian Girl
paipr. an immense audience.
The Indiana state Convention OF the
Y. VI &. 4. viii convene az Lafayette
>.ytemhs- 2S, anu promises TO be 4 very
large ami interesting meeting.
Jude James B. Sinnat, OF the New
York VI wU- Court, died last night. lie
wSS q great lyorite o; Mr.. Tilden's, and
obtained his legal education in the lat
ter'S office.
All arrangements have been COM
n.etvd tur tie meeting OF the Pan
fresbyteTa an Council, which begins in
Philadelphia the 2}j inst, and cOntin-
ues Ill. October >.
4 a0va, review on more liberal scale
.han ,a-' wear will take place in Hamp-
ton Roads, October 18th. The home
sIua IeJu, as we'll ~ the training ships,
will take par, in the manoeuyres.
Tn outrageous behavior OF Republi-
can clubs caused several small riots IN
Pittsburgh Saturday night. Three sa-
lOOaS, Kept by Germans, were cleaned
uu.. and many Democrats were severe
ly beaten.
Or. samuel I. Chaliant was found
u .,y Uj % u der in the second degree at
San Fj.uc $50, yesterday, iCr killing
Josie B IaCpu, and was sentenced TO
ten wears confinement IN the San GUM
I'm pFui's nti9ry.
ON the murder oi President LduCon
in l,iI. .i> family being left in precar
IONS circumstances, the late Marshall %.
Roberts quietly S,n; Mrs. Lincoln Slo,-
UJOaS ..s contribution toward the pro-
possl :1ud ot 100000
Henry Feeuy, Of Patterson, y. j.,
went to the saloon oi Richard Barring.
TON, ,u New York, Saturday night, and
was -hr5.n iuto the street. where the
pY... found him with fractured skull.
Re uy was taken % the Hospital, where
rr "a "a last night.
Secretary Schurz saws the Indians at a
rumbrr of points IA the Northwest are
very industrious and have great deal
cd ..ui under ia,r state of cultivation.
A. some points In the Sioux reserva-
ton. where they raise considerable
wheat. the cultivation Oi the soil com,
ptr,s ityurably with that OF the whites
further east.
John Howell. a Republican OF Goshen,
Iliilua. attended Democratic meeting
at New Paris. Friday night, and becOm-
iug indignant 20 the manner that Car
fields record Was auutnemizpd by the
Hon. Npr.lu H. WjrT. went home and
attempted % shuttle of his mortal coil
by tlk.ug arsenic His life was saved
by a st0maCh-pump.
/. i stated thar the French Govern
ment will soon all several military at
tanhes tO tine French legation at Wash
ing-lu. The theory is advanced that
the object Is % study up the famous
cavalry raids ON both sides during the
civil war i'm the United States, that
France may profit IN the great contlc;
which is considered inevitable some
day between that nation and Germany.
Foreign.
The Canadian app'e crop g ssimp!y inn
mcnse.
The Spanish Cortes will reassemble in
January.
A dispatch from Simla says the Cabul
district is quiet.
II il believed at AccringtOn that
general strike will be ayertcd.
A Calcutta dispatch saws the crop
prospects in India are improving.
A dispatch from Vienna says Bis
mares : customs policy encounters great
hostility there.
A London CORES pOndent at Calcutta
saw, 90 seems clear that the government
ia resolved 10 abandoned the hhyber
Pass.
\ Manchester .Eng,l dispatch says
tn offer ot arbitration made ny the
Strike COMMITTEES OF the cotton opera
uygs has been refused.
Tha steamer Prussian, from Baltimore
Cor T. yyrpoo., arrived at Queenstown
Yesterday. She lost her boats, davis
SrJ ijt h.a Oi cattle on the voyage.
The Catholic Church establishment IN
France costs, directly and indirectly. !
about 2SlCbOOjO francs yearly, instead !
O; U..y old millions, as has been gener-
ally supposed.
TWAS stated in Paris yesterday that |
the French Cable Company had accept !
ei the terms ot the rival companies, the !
agr'rmcu, u b. subject to attication |
by !hc French and American govern
m.uts.
4 London dispatch says: 1t IS re-
ported that the Hon. Henry Furcett, |
Postmaster Cen, raj, vii. pay visit to
the United Stltys this autumn for the |
lurposeo OF s,uiy;n. the American tele'
graphic system.
Marshal Bazlinc had the pleasure OF /
rra!iu. his obituary iourO. i've different /
times, and he begins 20 think they are /
try,uS % count him out. He has writ |
ten earl o; protest from his present !
residence in Madrid.
Mrs Iau.,ry, the Jersey Lily, has /
rNfurDpi - hpr native isle Of Jersey, |