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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
WEDNESDAYS WOES,
AsIHEY HAVE BEEN WHlRle0 OVER
THE WIRES.
Mysterious Death Of General Upton-A
Horrible Wife Murder in Minnesota
Missouri Visited by afatal
Tornado A Few
Foreign Facts.
NEWS, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MURDER OR sUICIDEs

Death Of General Upton-Hancock Ta-ks
on the Subject
NEw YORK, March 1.-THE Tunes
says: Many army officers here are Of
the opinion that General Upton has
been the victim OF cowardly assassina-
ton. General Hancock said to Tunes
reporter that he had been greatly star
tied by the news. The suicide OF no
officer in the service could have
amazed him more. He and General
Upton were close friends. He
came out OF the rebellion with
the most enviable record and at the time
of his death having lineal rank as a full
Colonel OF artillery. He was the young
est officer in age as we'll as term OF SER
vice in the l.. ). Army. Judging from
his acknowledged abilities, his energy, his
worthy ambitions and the known good
will and appreciation OF his superior
officers, great honor for his future were
certain. The suggestion that General
Upton may have been prompted to the
suicide by anticipatiOns oi iailing
in the recently authorized version
OF his tactics General Hancock declared
unreasonable. Fear oi failure was not
one OF the characteristics OF Gen. Upton.
In any regard much less should you be
so in the revision OF his tactics. To
those tactics Gen. Upton had given
many wears OF close study. He was
thoroughly their master and he had re-
duced their elements TO such simplicity
that the matter of failure in their pre-
sentatiou was rather absurd: The
tactics had been indorsed by
the War Department and by
the same authority had been
promulgated for use in the United
States Army. There was no opposition
To the tactics in any quarter, and theory
of depression OF spirits in such connec-
ton was not to be credited. DIR. Han
ford, OF Brooklyn, whose wife is General
Upton's sister said to the Suns reporter
that the Generals suicide could be
traced to his suilerings from malignant
and incurable catarrh.
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PERJURY.
Three st. Louis Citizens Called Upon 10
Answer the Charge.

Three St. Louis Citizens Called Upon 10
Answer the Charge.
ST. LOUIS, March l6 l6-IIerman T..
Schuster u notary, Chas Vasel and Chas.
Newman, were arrested to-day by Gov
ernment officers on the general charge
of perjury. But the two former are
believed in some way 10 be connected
with the land frauds brought to light
yesterday, and will be held as witnesses.
RCbt. l.. Lindsay failed to furnish bond
OF $4,000 this morning and was lodged
in Jail. He claims his arrest is a po!itl-
cal persecution brought about by the
TX Secretary OF the Interior, Cari
Schurz, who he says removed his father
James Lindsay, from position OF
register OF lands at lIontOn without
cause. He also denies being connected
with or knowing anything about land
swindie. He has examined a great
many land titles that was his duty, but
he had no knowledge oi any OF them
being fraudulent; on the other hand
Detective Terrell says Lindsays state
ment about political persecution Is all
bosh; that Carl Schurz had nothing TO
do with the arrest, but that he first dis
covered the fraud and has been working
il up for year; there is a regul ar ring
he says and Lindsay is at the head CT
it as will be abundanty proved.
Two More at Pittsburgh.
PlrrsBURGH, March l6.-Addison Z.
Burns, OF Eienburg, Pa, and II. K.
McCielland, a notary OF this city, have
been arrested by L. s. Marshal Hall, at
the instance of L. ). Commissioner Ter
rell, of ST. Louis, for the forgery OF land
titles in Missouri. Pail was entered Tor
a hearing on the 18th instant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
DISCOVERIES.
An Extensive Mine Found Near the Res
idence cfthe New Emperor-Grief Felt


idence cfthe New Emperor-Grief Felt
for the Emperor.
ST. PETEEsBURG, March l6.-The au-
thorities have been informed that a
mine is lail in the small street which en-
ters the newsky prospect, nearly oppo-
site the Annitichkoff Palace, the resi-
dence of the new Emperor. A detach-
ment of sappers accordingly began an
exploration from small shop, the
owner of which disappeared three days
ago. The street was barricaded to pre-
vent the public approaching. The sap,
pers, on opening up the ground aud
searching the cellars, discovered mine
in the aforementioned shop. The emouth
was in the shopkeepers dwelling room
concealed under an ottoman. The mine
passes under the street leading 10 the
riding school, whence the Car was re-
turning Sunday. Eight more arrests
nave been made and quantity oil ex-
plosives were discovered.
The .iqsHcs RISSe says the griei ielt
for the Emperor by the Russian nation
is inconsolable, but il they required
proofs of the immensity OF their loss II
would be forthcoming in evidence oil
the coincidence which pour in from the
sovereign governments and the national
representatives of the whole world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
WEST y1RGINIA's EXAMPLE.

Resolution TO Expel the Reporters
from the Pennsylvania Leg stature
u,vp,sBuRG. March l6.-ln the House
,b;s morning, Mr.. Ruddiman produced
a copy OF the Pittsburgh tom"'I'c,oI,
Co..; and read the correspondence
60, This city, rejecting severely upon
,bs official conduct of Speaker Hewitt,
sn,rS;ng m him of unfair discrimination
az ,hs matter OF referring certain bills TO
nnmmittees. Mr.. Ruddlman submitted
= rssolntion for the expulsion OF Dr.
p,Imer the alleged author, from the
tnor OF the House. The resolution
no"Sed LIS 0,ea, excitement, and was finally
rsferred 10 special committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
Waited Fifteen Years for Vengeance

GALVESTON, March l6.-A special TO
the Nr,n from Dallas, says: A horrible
murder is reported from the kiowa res
ervation, Indian Territory. The victim
is a Mississipian named Peter Cook. and
the assassin a LOuisianisn named Toney
Pine, his brother.in.law. At the close
Of the war Cook and three friends dis
guised in United States cavalry uni-
forms. raided Pino's premises. robbed
his safe Of 81 800. rsvished his sis,er.in-
law and He'd. Pine swore vengeance,
and for fifteen years had been searching
for Cook
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National Bank Instructions

NEw YoRE; March 1.-THE Tina
says: A number OF prominent bankers
left for Washington yesterday, for the
purpose OF conierring with President
Garfield and Secretary Window in rela.
ton to the general financial affairs Of
the nation, and more especially concern
iug the disposal of the balance OF the
sl04, ,OO0, coo OF per cent bonds which
the treasury is suthoriIed 70 issue un-
der the refundipg oct,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
WINS IN the Shooting Contest,

LONDON, March l6.-in the stage pig
con shooting match Carver oSat Ora, ira
ham 40 to SO and Scott beat Gordon 4O
,S % In the deciding heat, leo pigeons
escb ~ n Mere then shot for. At the begin
% ning Scott was rather the tavorite in the
M ha,,ior Scores: Caryer-2l, Is, 2l' ~;
,o,ai 20. Scott-l5, 10, "a, IS; total, a.
NJ T Carver thus wins the title champion
III sna $3.50 stakes. Scott challenged
Caprsr SSP 10 match for the cup and eco 4
"a The contest will be within two
oon,bs A gentleman offered TO bet
600 that Scott would win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
BIT. PETERSBURG.
Money for the Unfortunates-The Assas-
sins Court Martial.

mOuey IOE tu0 hO N oooc-
sins Court Martial.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l6.-A con-
siderable amount OF money has been
raised by public subscription for those
wounded by the ex plosions Of the bombs
on Sunday. The Cathedral chorister
died from his wounds. The court mar.
tial on Roussakotf will consist OF six oiii'
GERS OF the guards, the commander, a
corporal and one private from every
squadron of the guards OF which the
late Gar was chief. The adjutant OF
each regiment has also been ordered to
St Petersburg to do service before the
remains of the Emperor while lying in
state. The public will not be allowed to
see the body until it is removed t3 the
fortress ON the 18th.
The new Czarowitch, Nicholas, has
been appointed liauteman OF all the
Cossacks.
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A TORN ADO.
Two Person, Killed-several Injured.

Two Persons Killed-several Injured.
ST. LOUIS, March l6.-A special to the
Republican from Carthage, Mo-, says: A
tornado passed over considerable part
of Southwest Missouri last night, ac'
companied by rain and hail. At Galena,
KS, Just across the Missouri line, 1t de-
molished some fifteen buildings, and
MORALLY wounded two persons and Sc
vercly injured six others. The large
tabernacle was completely destroyed.
Several buildings were blown down al
Joplin, but at Carthage the. damage was
9 irhI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
THAT LITTLE MIsUNDERsTAND-
ING.
The Latest Movement of the & O. and
Pittsburgh Southern at Washington.

The Latest Movement OF the Is u " anu
Pittsburgh Southern at Washington.
WASHINGTON, PA, March lot will
pa remembered BY the reader that q
few DAYS ago difficulty arose between
the B. 4 o. Railroad Company and the
Pittsburgh Southern Company, at this
place, regarding the laying OF side
track in Hazel elley. Some wears since
the Borough Council granted the b. &
o. Company the right to lay track on
said alley. This the latter Company
never did, and the Pittsburgh South.
ern was granted the same privilege by a
later council. The b. x y. claim the
prior right, and when the
Southern Company put men TO
work at the time mentioned, they, with
Superintendent Ramsey, were arrested,
but finally allowed to depart bya prom
ise not to proceed until the affair was
invest gated. Yesterday Mr.. Hopkins,
President OF the road, was here to see
about the matter, and Superintendent
Ramsey and brother, oil the Pltts5urg
Southern, held a conference with the
Il < o. officials, of this place and
Wheeling, and after great deal OF par
Ieving the subject was left to Superln.
tsnGent Ramsey, OF the Southern, and
Civil Eugineer Reynolds, OF the b. x o.,
who did the original surveying OF the
road in question. Their decision may
or NAV not prove final.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
WAR WITH ROBBERS.
ons of the Band Fatally shot-A Hot
Time.

Time.
CISCISxATI, March l6.-City Marshal
Alfred Coburn, OF Anderson, Ind, aided
Inv Sheriff. Biddle and two deputies, last
night arrested three burglars after a
fivht. in which one OF the burglars was
fatally wounded. Marshal Coburn
was wounded in the hand. The men
arrested are Fred Knight, David telty,
of Anderson, and Daniel Lehan, OF In,
dianapolis. The burglars had attempted
10 rob the house OF Jones Milestone,
iour miles in the country, bat were
frightened off by a dog. They were sur
reminded by the officers when they re-
tnrned TO their buggy. Crammer, one
of the burglars, began firing at the OIL
GERS and ran. followed by the two depu,,
ties: he escaped Lehan being ordered
10 halt faced Coburn and raised ms re,
voIyer. when Coburn fired and Lehan
fsll The ball entered above the navel
His recovery is regarded impossible.
The other two surrendered peacefully
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Slightly Hcggish.

ST. LouIs, March lG.-Geo. IL. Nor.
gan. Secretary Of the Merchants EI'
change, furnishes the following state
ment OF the pork packing hers for the
season OF 1880 81: Number OF hogs
packed, 474,l59; average weight, groas,
go IS: average cntt per 100 pounds
gross, 81 46 2-l0; average yield oi lard
per hog, 35i pounds; mes pork made,
1898 6arr.ls; other kinds Of pork, 3,U2
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
Confidence IN the Now CIar.

BgRLIS, March Is The Crown Prime
is troubled with great hoarseness, ard
his Journey to II. Petersburg has been
postponed until h"It week. Govern,
ment circles have entire confidence in
the peaceful policy of the new Car. IL
is stated that he will shortly Issue .
manifesto, emphasizing the motto Of
peace and economy, aud declaring his
intention TO devote himself mainly to
internal REFORM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
HORRIBLE UXORCIDE.
A Maniac Husband Murders His VIII

A Maniac Husband Murders His Wife.
SALTWATER, MINI, March l6.-A
singular and horrible uxorcide is excit.
ing the people OF this county. Late
Monday night John TOlan, entering the
parlor OF Wm. Houses hotel at Marine,
a little town ten miles from here, and
finding his wife sitting on sofa with
her babe in her arms and two other
children by her side, leveled Winches-
ter rifle at her, and remarking that she
had gone back on him." fired.
The first shot missed, but before
John Hackeson and John Faust, with
whom she had been conversing, could
interfere he fired again, lodging a ball
in his wiie's breast, which penetrated
the heart and killed her instantly, To-
Ian is a muscular man OF 80, and often
drank heavily. No one dared to inter
fere with him, as he was evidently in
sane, and when the officers arrived he
was in full possession, swearing with
maniac feroCity that he would shoot
anv one who interiered. His wife
Law on the lounge rigid, her
ewes starting from their sockets, and
her children by her side. The officers
secured him, and he was brought here
to Jail, and it is yet question whether
he shall be treated as a maniac or a
murderer. For some months he has
ceased drinking, but he had become
possessed of an hallucination that one OF
his best friends had conspired 10 kill
him, and now says his wife was in the
plot. His sister, who is spirituallst,
undoubtedly aided him in his strange
notions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
Distressing Accident.

BEAVER. March l6.-John Moore Jr /,
- - Iobn Moore, proprietor OF the
sSn S"aSsr drug store, had his legs both
tSrsn off below the knees Yesterday
morning, by train on the y. q I. Ioau'
nesr the bridge across the Beaver river.
He was crossing the track when the ad,
xsncing train struck him. It's believed
h;s ini4ries will prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
DENIED,
That is. the Story Concerning the North
western Railway Consol. .dation.

CHICAGO, March l6.-The story of the
consolidation Of the Northwestern, 81.
Paul and Northern Pacific railroads,
however plausible it may seem, finds
little credence among railroad men, and
is absolutely denied by the officials Of
the roads in question. 5. :. Merrill,
President of the Milwaukee and s.. Paul
railroad, says there is no truth in the re-
cent statement OF the correspondent
flat the Northwestern road had secured
control OF the only entrance to the
Black Hills. Mr.. Merrill says there are
two or three other available eateways to
the Hills, and that his road is in nc
danger of being shut out by the enter
prise of its active competitor.
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A wEAK.KNEED CHAIR
Causes Mile Coiombier. of the Bernhardt
Troupe, 10 FAINT.

TIrUsvILLE, March l6.-Sara Bern
hardt appeared at the Opera House IN
Camille" tonight, and gave brilliant
periormance 10 one OF the most apPrecl-
alive audiences ever seen. In the first
scene Mile Colombier, in the part OF
Alvmpe. tainted away and the curtain
fell. The accident was caused by Gus
tave fiattening out a weak kneei Chair
in a most ludicrous manner.
The Titusville HSrOId will, in the
morning, contain a magnificent critique
in the French language on the perform
ance, the only French critique tina. has
vet appeared in the daily press OF the
United States.
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Endsd Her Troubles.

wrLLr.xs1os, Men March l6.-Hrs
J.R. Scott. who lived five miles north
east Of here. com nitted suicide BY shoot
ing. Yesterday. She has been having
trouble over some estate left by bei
father. and tina, 10 supposed 70 have
been the cause. She leaves husband
and two children.
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DRY GOODS.
New York

Nrw YoKK, March I6.-Dry Goods
Jobbiny trade continues fairly sctive
and busin-ss only moderate with pack
ing houses. Cottons quie. in 6rst hands.
Prints in moderate request Ginghsms
and dress goods in good demand. Men: /:
wear xoolens sluggish and vorsted
dress goods quiet. There were iarge
saIes oi linen goods at auction yestsf'
day and to-day; good price, we're OBJ
tanned.
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PRoDUCk
Cincinnati.

CucrxxAr, March lG.-Cotton-In
fair dem and st l0ic. Fio1r-Dull and
unchanged. wbeat-strong and high
er; No. 9 red winter 81 01osl Us. Com
Strong and higher; No. 2 4jfa45ic.
Osts-scarce and firm; No. 2 mixed 3sc.
Rye-Firm; No. 2 ii IA. Barley
Strong; No. f? fall 81 o.. Pork-In lair
demand ut SIS 5O(sl5 Is. Lard Quiet
and firm at $40 Sj. Bulk Meats
Flrmer; shoulders s 81; clear rib
q 10; clear &c. Whisky-In good de-
mand at 81 06. But,er-EaSier: not
quotabiy lower.
Pittsburgh.
PrrnsusoH, March l6.-Petroleum-
Noderately sctivs; crude steady; Uarted
certificates N!c; refined sc tor Phila
dslphis delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17

R,ILRoAp BONDS Irregular with a
moderate business.
STATE BoNps-Fairlv active.
SroCHs-The market was irregular and
generally weak and lower nj the open.
ing. but in early dealings prices rUse 1
| 10 | per cent. Western Union. Union
| Pacific and the coal shares leading the
| improvement. At the iirst board specu.
! latlon became weak. and the early all
vance Was los'. but towards midday
prices recovered \ fraction. Daring the
afternoon 'ather free selling movement
Was inauguratcd, which resulted
in sharp decline in prices. the lowest
figures of the day being touched az the
two o'clock board, when the decline
ranged from /! 10 per cent the latter
in Alton and Terrc llau,c common, Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western sell.
ing of q per cent, Canada Southern -
per cent. and Delaware aud Hudson ..
per Cent. Chicago, 81 Louis and New
Orleans was an exception. and rose ~
per cent. In the final dealings the mar.
ket became iirmer and closed ata ~.
covery OF i@l! per cent. the latter in
Delaware. l.aCkawanna and Western and
Western Union.
The Pt,Liir SAYS: The exchanges for
the second week of March were natur.
ally much smaller than for the week
ending the 5th, and yet they exceed
those Of the corresponding week last
year ~ ever! w! rA.'r' wv VIZ , W.
I nrrr.nse .i was ,,S,Rn'n'aa i".s 'r'
ah'' ','e gam y, ~ per cent ~ l"c ny
enSa'e cAonansrs ou'S'ur VI We" Oh
must oe regh'ur' ny surprising ~ ~
considered' htsi, thal th" ehraoi'inaty
Storms 'husen a'iii"s' 'he 'o'a' p."AA'o
OF oi transportation III certain re-
gi"ns' an" Pa''""''f'N a,"u' 'hcan'
anu h'I""uhrc' %con"' u'a' si,' '.ns.
oi prices 10 iui,! i Pei V", "r'"S "'N
oi MaI'h' i'Np' am .nI'u, u'a. 'hs re-
c'ht ',o'e"' s'o'A 'u Wv 'iion'y ~
""''u " o."u'c ''ut' .re''"''o" -. u"s'-
i'H'ol',''','' "'''' W., '
the uhusua, uh"'i"'''! o' 'hv'ea''
anu hasn''uue VI ea'h ~ "'"" ~ ln'
cities make me returns PECULIARLY en-
cpnriglhg. Inc exchanges i0t u"
w. 49, rs.nn;.s, es " ,nI u.,m ,o'h
IA" Il o,im ~ ~
- n5n ao- ".r p'a,,,,, 80 49, pbn.
sL'i.'h,; sy.J,I. ,yn,' On, tl;la' ,''' 90. nnn
~, ~. G,io,ns a., n,p az Cinc,nno,,
80 80 ~. zoo y, 80. 80 si,SI, "ns go
Ei,: E,,",,i,,,o 80 Tt2 oa9 n,r,;n,n,o SO.
,ss S ga al rnn;gr;IIo a. ,st S1o pn,.,n,ai,
>, %, J,n M,i'.",t,' - So .no p,nr
sI,roSs 80. q, ,ea Irn inJ;,n.,o,. 80 49,; q, go
nno rc" s.,'D',,' ~, a. nIn S,9 ,is,,,I
a., 0T ,;,H - a III NJ ~ iI.yan {, ",9 ory
.'b'',, "''" ~',,'''I.'
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W 49, 90; iag r7i rhn ra,n,, c,Ii. so.
,;,,i.' ,o',,,,, roo.rso n,,,;,J ;n,.,.
r"n,ion @ oi hns;n..s b,. ,asc,.d IN.
,rinsor,ion, uro ~ yn'" unen"aIIv =, Jiae,.n,
,.,,;.s .rJ ,nay ,..,i,Iv acc,nn, r., ,h.
,,a,,sr Iii J;v,,.,,i,. in comns,is,n ,ban
sc,n I'v .nns,r JI,be ynIun a NJ bu,i.
~" y "PP. ~ "
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p;.htaous Revenge.

Las ANGLES, Cal, March l6.-F. P.
'ro-ster % was shot dead on the street, to-
AZ by Lastoris Abarts, Spanish girl,
w. w. ststes that Forster seduced her un-
NJ S nromise of marriage. Forster is
connected with some OF the oldest
Snsn;sh families in Southern California.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
Maine n

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in
- cd,nmns. are a sure cure for ague
Si;onsness III and kidney Complaints
Th""a 2l.,oh Tho use them say they cannot be
too highly recommended: Those atiiict.
sJ al should give them lar trial, and will
Ssco@e ~ thereby enthusiastic in the
Drsise of their curative qual'iies.-Port.
I,nd Al
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n,.-,uon,t Have Them

VIENNA. March l6.-An orler is pub.
Hshed here prohibiting the Importation
INTO Austria of swine, pork, bacon or
aaT.aoes from the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17

SMOOTH complexion can be had by
svery q lady who viii use Parksr's Ginger
ii Ionic, .rd kidneys and purifying the
LIVER hrsr there sa Is nothing like it, and this
!. DlISs sSs , resson why 1t 50 quickly removes
y n;mnlss 1ne and gives q rosy bloom to the
rhssk. See notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17

DErRorr. March IA serious shoot.
ing affray occurred YESTERDAY at Yer
montyille, this State. Albert Morton, a
iarmer, shot Fred Foote, his hired man.
Two sbots took effect in the foot and
- 81 Foote. He is still alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17
HAND IN HAN u.
Weston and Clark ksburg Agsin-The Wes
ton Girls Take the Cake.
al N he Peyis or

ton olrls Iake inc Seke'
Special TO the Regis er
WESTON, W. Va, March IL.
Last evenings train brought q large
crowd from Clsrksburg to witness the
marriage Of Mr.. q. A. Esig, Of Clarks-
burg, to Miss r }. Urhach, Of Weston.
The ceremony was performed in an ap-
propriate manner by Rev. Mr.. Price, OF
this place, at the VI. T.. Church at s
p. ". The church was crowded 10 its
utmost capacity. The bridal party then
proceeded tn the house Of 7. Brinkmaw,
our honorable Mayor, where they par
took OF an elegant repast, and seemed to
enjoy themselves hugely, especially the
white hat brigade" from Clarksburg
The newly married couple will leave for
Clarksburg, their future home, today.
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To,Ado

ToLsbo, Mach l8.-Wheat-Firmi
No. 2 Wabash spot, 81 o7i; seller Aphl
81 eet; seller May 81 lot; seller 'uns
81 l0}; No. 8 red Wabash, u VS.;
Corn-Easier; high mixed 453c' No. z
spot 45tc; seller March 45ir, 80. :
white I6ic. Oats-Quiet; No. 3o4e.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy At 3 to s Per csnt-Govsr-
ments Generally S,eady-fIour Dull
and lower-wheat Strong
and Aetive-Hogs Mod
erateIy Active.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK. March l6.-MoSrv-- Easy
Al sac per cent; closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SAD per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills weak ct
iS0l; demand 4S3.
siLvER-At London 81 lied per ounce;
bar silver here lll!; subsidiary silver
coin iGl per cent. discount.
GovERSNENrs-Stead for all except
iis, which are .c lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-17

Attorney General White, oi West
Virginia, was called upon. He said be
was not an engineer and no. much OF q
mineralogist. He didn't know much
about ores, but be had q word to say.
Not long since he assisted Henry G
Davis, L. S. Senator IRON West Nir'
ginia, and his son-in law. CT New York
10 get q charter from the State Of Wes'
Virginia for railroad which il is pro
posed TO build from Pittsburgh through
West Virginia to connect viii
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
at Clifton Forge, and thus make connec
ton With the whole southern country
The men back Of this scheme are no
mere schemers, but they are businea
men, and mean business. The roe'