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LONDON, April c3-Afr. John Mccullough, tho
fnmous American trhKciihn. nado bis trst MP
rtaranuo lsaforc n London audIctco tu.'stght
upon Tho classic stnro Ut Drury Limo Theatrc.
Tho play WIZ Ju,ncs Sheridan Knowles "vlr-
gin!nd," q performance Of which has not bucn
witnrasodfor nnny II day In tho british n,utrnn-
nlla, although ovcry nEcnt f,hraso In tho l,lccu
n lis familiar na household word II, the United
stntcs. The audience In Dsury Lano ThcAtro
Tonight wns In ovcry respect run,Arknttu one.
Mr.. j.. ". .afackny, tho American millionaire.
Mr.. ". J. Flnrencu, Mr.. Lawrence jerome, md
Cnuut Tetruncr wcro thera from Paris; the Dtko
Ct nsa"fosi sn.'ss krs oD bas s; s s % y:
S.a,cs, Moy Tho,nas, Frederick WedInt,ro, June.
"Fis n .r c'eS1 sSSott 19sspa ~ At'a H.
W S" s|e!l. e'T,sSSss''' sSss 'py s'.s . 'ssss nse
sssYs ssy ts te % ia mc.as ff1ss SSnH Hraons y
Drury. LInu Tltcatrp. Throughout tho perl0rul-
.l,cs there were avduncus vt thorough stngt.
ats1ss e sa w s S'! %a Hase te
y nppoarcd d Now York: !rho lc.ttltny ,parts,
Mr sisSshs MSte s sSpssa % y s
ki,awn In .in'erien, iroii sin Franeiico y Dos::
delight. TITO tsa;rc,itnn Was rccailDd After oyery
Aut; ha rreafvcdu duuno call aftur tho third
e' to so tsuhts te 1is te III Ths ansrSa
Bceno wAs pronounced by tho critics tU bu su-
peru In ltH ct1iiG9Ptl0n ntld pScCntion. Alko-
1otlcr tho pcrfnrnll'tcu WIS sNcccasful in every
particular. fact WHICH ell1ilDt fail to bn GrNtt-
tying ~ Iil Americans who Are Interested Ia tho
Tho StdNdard sRyH: "Ntr. McCuilouRh- was
wurmly nppia,tttcA hy u very cordial houBc. lits
shurtcnnYs 1s III Art!st nru tho afstHcu " roal
pnssIon n,ld thu tnuulIbItty Dt'tho lnwor, tones
Ut bis voice, but therc wtro some striking polnts
Tho 'Nc.vs says: MIR. Mccullough docs
not pnsscss ~ worry commanding presence,
but his movements do not lnuk dignity, md
bis fgntlrea arc cnFnl,!p 0f much express
sion. = lio ha8 Nt excGllont volte, enabling
him to Eiro distinct effect 10 alt his utternNGes,
bur he hns Uxcpssivo duIlboraton0as OF uttcranc0
at,d movement. if!s ercat strength lies 10 bis
vigorous pllssl I'm. On tho whole. tho pcrtornl-
Anuu waa highly successful, and was received
With much enthusiasm"
Tho iiDst sAys Sir. MCCULLOUGH ia not 80 much
of Mn nctor us MI BIOuutionIst. Ills p.rforin-
nnGo lacks spnntanelty nMl freshness. lie has
no U!ea!n Of fancy, nu gsow or poetic ln,nRiHa.
ton. WIKI the exception OF two Outbllruts OF
Koiiitno GnOuon thorn WIS oihlnf in Ills per-
ftIrnlNnca to rtI5o It nbtvo tho dull 1oyCl .nf
ncdincrity. Nulhng. however. cullll exceed
tho ontl,usinsin With which Mr. Mccullough was
received by nm 0yursowlug audience.
The 1clesNtMs sNys Mr.. AltCulluhgh WIS re"
cclvcd with much cnthttsInsln. Flo cnn1o, wAa
acg1t A}id conquered 1t Ia mt too much to sny
that lInCr representative Of Vlrptnfu1 tho
cllarAGlcr c1u Ioyor havc hnd.
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tns, scLo lsaot lara aalt1 ~ .iseissi&. rie.iton
tAI1tixs; iinssia shctnF, t5&it. He!tA. c,'l, Aas
cilnrt. fiNk2hUh.
MILWAUKEE.

gpsetat t,tscateA II TAs Enteado Tribune.
MtlwAukks, Wis, AFr,l 17.-Th8 produce markets
to-day ~err unsettled. md wheat uronsd hlahcr bnt
declined subsequently, ntoslns At tl.o11 for No,a
tprnr, toI9s scllut May &lG& Juno. aid NoA Iu'yt
whk dutt and unehnnfed. Dfsh hotd at el0tbal0Ms
conrao Rrnlns closed at bso for oAtat sc for crn'
ttt3 tor fyt, md aHc for h2r1ey. ,.
Hogs woro weak At &lBJtAah and provisions were
nomnafty lawcr. md extra prime p,rk scld NJ $is
III M lt'tstsrn Astostattt Frsss.
MlnwAuxEk. Wis., Apsls 77.-Ftuun-Nom'nh"7
URaiS-NheAt closed wenks No, A nominal, ", y,
q ; Aet s a' aT: :na s ra|soso aMrs sns S
Turn huleti No. NJ ~ Oats 1MI9t and eatntt ~.
ktR9lc NfV low Gtt NO. at tlG harley WeaxeFi NO.
Z krrnH, NG. ...
JHnG, .--,. =. a.....
KECkli'Tb-Flouf, luu hrlR: rheat, l0,ob but OATS
'FHHirMExrs-tvheaA 1soo bu, corn, l1,oo bu, oats.
&Glku BIT.
, 1881-04-28

Special N7spdtfh 10 1t1 EN1eno0 1!aouHe.
TAnttY SouNp. Ont, April fla satls
won't nbout twenty miles iltu GEorptAn lsay to.
duy.. The 0coupnuta cepurt It frae Of ico fis THO
lnaido channel. but nil outside of tho islands
Unless a strt,nE north wind comes nlld brehks It
up, theru Is nut much probability Of nnvlEnteou
inoro or less u!l tlAy, With south by southwest
wind.
, 1881-04-28
LAKE ERIE.


Special Dtspatch to The Chtedeo Tribune.
which arrived to.dNy from Dutrolt any tt,ey saw
o leo u,, tho pllssllxo. Tho tuH Ellie L. nttGnpt-
I'd 10 rnach Fairrort to-day Y tow tho tug
UratiR hrr0 for rephtfH. Curt Richardson snya
there is plenty OF leo eight niles bo!ilw horo, be-
Ing In wInr0ws ln soinv places ani others lhlD.
Now tco hnle all inch thick was encountered mar
tho solid Ice. Tho tux rpturtl0tl Without roach-
Ing FuirrDrt.
, 1881-04-28


A SUBSTANTIAL. CllANEE-A GOfi1
~ hnslntss ninM with $l.uJ III sl1j teIty can ~.
ly ;,..olo = seG,.a,n,aly ,arso e., w"ssaa arus.i
lLurunalIY u U :. Nltlln II. Mn UeArtutn.st. w
, 1881-04-28

EAST TAwAs, April M.-A Murtawcst wind
cleared tho bey Of !ca during Inst 1ltvht. lMrgo
Hiss, ,ilssl The ssnnll echoUncr \. +. Guy, were
tAken ont by tho ioe. rho Oay ~ roporied as
iiss sas,k @ on otiavs Folat. Tho tuv i.akeioa lis Is
preparing TO 40 aHtur tho raft. .
, 1881-04-28

$1,000 MMAEnsihAYEp IS s,s|sa!.aS 4svisI l;is3!! roN
ArrlI IL small hay tlnrso. lind vi il hus.J haa
nuxs. Apr1s ~ Z. YOtliu. Mhnve At.lrr.s. ~ Ds'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
THE sPRAGUE SCANDAL.
sprague will Listen % No Proposals of

Sprague will Listen to No Proposals of a
CompromiSe Probability that the Case
VIII Never Come to Trial
Ngw York, January ia special
dispatch from Providence to the Sun
says that the Sprague divorce suit is as
suming a new phase this week. Cover
nor Sprague asserts that he has been ap-
preached by one OF Mrs. Sprague's s
counsel. who offered to Withdraw
the allegations of adultery if
he would consent not TO op-
pose the divorce on the ground OF non
support. He says that he refused 10
compromise, and told the gentleman
that, inasmuch as Mrs. Sprague's attor-
neys had seen tit TO calumniatc him by
publishing the divorce petition with all
its foul allegations, he should consider it
his duty TO meet them in open Court,
and obtain what he was sure he could
get-a complete vindication.
1t is more than probable that the suit
will not be pressed for trial All of the
persons named in the bill as having
knowledge of criminal conduct on the
part Of the Governor, or who were
charged with having been his para
mours, who have been interview
ed, deny Mrs. Sprague's sllega-
tions. Besides, no citation has
yet been issued to the Governor notify
ing him of the bill; and until this is
done, under the divorce laws Of Rhode
Island, no jury trial can he had. The
case goes to the Court on depositions,
which are sealed, and not opened until
the court assemblies for business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
GENERAL TOPICS.
THE PlTH or SATURDAYS AND SUN
DAYS NEWS.
Unsatisfactory Treaties-Nicaragua Canal
funding BilI-FOreign Items
Crimes and Casualties -
Aquatic Sports.
GENERAL AND INTERESTING NOTES.
THE CHINESE TREATIES.
They are Pronounced Unsatisfactory
No Gain To the United St1tel

They are Pronounced Unsatisfactory
No Gain to the United states.
WASHINGTON, January l6.-Those
features OF the new Chinese treaty which
relate directly to the question OF immi-
grafton are not satisfactory to the Pacific
coast delegation in Congress. They
claim that the Pacific coast is by no
means benefited, except that it removes
the restriction which existed at the last
session, with reference to legislation on
this subject. At the last session OF
Congress, when the question was
brought up, it was urged that such leg
islation was unwise while the treaty
negotiations were pending, and
the several propositions to pro.
vide restriction OF Chinese immisation
were forced to remain uncOnsidered.
The Pacific coast men say now, with
evident satisfaction, thatlegislatiOn need
be no longer delayed, and Representa-
blNC w lIilcJ vi lNtllluNhN' ~ LiNhlbNl VI
the Committee on Education and Labor,
before which committee bills on the
subject are now pending, has promised
to,endeavOr to secure action on one or
another OF the propositions at the COM
mittee's next meeting.
The interest naturally felt in Boston
over the pending commercial treaty
with China, owing to her control OF so
considerable portion OF trade, is likely
TO be disappointed, as there is nothing
in the document Of any advantage to the
United States. The Annage dues arti.
Gle has no significance, for, according to
the reports Of our commission, there are
no such discrimination in existence.
The opium prohibition article is but
diplomatic sentiment OF no consequence
10 the United States commercially. The
fourth article is the most significant to
the Chinese. 1t provides that the de-
fendant in any case or controversy shall
be tried by the public officers OF his own
government. This means that when
ever Chinese are defendants and Amer
leans are plaintiffs, the case shall not be
tried in consular court, but by Chi
nese tribunals, our officers being pres
emf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17

life everlasting" The day breaketh. y
AS look upon this audience, | see
many who have passed through waves
of trouble that come mp higher than
their g.rdle. In Gods name, pro-
claim
Cessation Of Hostilitias.
You shall not always 20 Saddened and
heartbroken. God will lift your bur.
den. God will bring your dead to life.
God will staunch the hearts blessings )
| know he will. Like father pItleth
his children, so the Lord pities you. The
pains of earth will end, the tomb Will
burst, the dead will rise. The morning
star trembles IN brightning sky. The
gates of the East swing open. The day
breaketh.
Luther and Melancthrow were talk
Ing together gloomily about the pros
poets of the church. They could see no
hope of deliveranCe. After awhile,
Luther got up and said to MalancthrCw,
"Come, Philip. let us sing the 6th
Psalm of David; God IS our refuge and
strength'-a very present help IN
trouble; therefore, will We not fear,
though the earth be removed, and
though the mountains be carried into
the midst of the sea; though the waters
thereof roar and be troubled; though
the mountains shake with the swell ny
thereof.
Death to many nay, to all-is a
struggle and a wrestle. We have many
friends that it will be hard to leave.
| care not how bright our future hope
i:, it is a bitter sting 10 look upon this
fair world and know that we shall never
again see its blossOming spring, its
falling fruits, its sparkling streams, and
TO say farewell to those with whom We
played in childhood or counseled in
manhood. In that night, like Jacob,
we may have to wrestle, but God will
not leave us unblessed. 1t shall not he
told in heaven that dying soul cried
unto God for help but was not delivered.
The lattice may be turned TO keep out
the sun, or a book set to dim the light
OF the midnight taper, or the room nay
be filled with the cries OF orphanage and
widowhOOd, or the church of Christ may
mourn over our going, but il Jesus calls
all is well. The strong wrestling by the
DiOOh Will CtdSt. Inc uOuIS vi hcdlu
night will pass along; one o'clock in the
morning two ocloCk-three O'Clock
four O'Clock in the morning, The day
breaketh.
So | would have it when | die. lal
in no haste to be gone. have no grut,r
against this world. The only fault |
have to find with this world is that it
Treats Me Too Well,
But when the time comes to 90 | want
to be realy-my worldly affairs all set.
tied. Ii have wrOnged others | want
them tC 'be sure OF their forgiveness. In
that last wrestling, my arm en!eebled
with sickness and my head faint, | want
Jesus beside me. Ii there be hands on
this side of the flood stretched out to
hold me back | want heavenly hands
stretched out to draw me forward. Then,
o Jesus, help me on and help me up,
Uniearing, undoubting may l stepright
out into the light and be able to look
back to my kindred and friends, who
would detaln me here, eXclaimIng: "Let
me go. Let me 20. The day breake.h.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
A BOOM

In the Canal and Ship Railway Lines.
WAsHINGToN, January l5.-The spe-
cial committee of the House upon the
Inter-Oceanic Canal 10 day considered
the bill which provides tor the incorpo-
ration of the Maritime Cana. Company,
of Nicaragua. 5. 5. Phelps, represent
ing that company, made statement in
support Of the proposition. He ques-
toned the accuracy Of the report made
bv Nimmo, Chief OF the Bureau OF Sta
tistics of the Treasury Department,
some months ago, rs to the tonnage that
would pr Jbably pass h olgh the ca
ma a "a showed the errors made by MINI
moin his calculations that the tonnage
would at least be $50 600 600 tohs. As
suming that 800, ,000,O tons would pass
through the canal annually, that traffic
would produce with toll OF = 30
ton. s. 100000 year, or net gain OF
81 600 COO, equivalent to per cent. on
$l,0O00 900. 1t was agreed that eX-SeC-
retary Thompson as representative Of
the Panama Canal Company shall have
a hearing on Monday next. lads ac-
companied by his counsel was present
and probably will have a hearing Mon
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
SNOW.SIIDES.
Great Less of Life and Property IN the
West.

Great Less of Life and Property IN the
West.
SALT LAKE, January l6.-Snow has
fallen almost continually in the Wah-
satch Valley, about the head Of the Big
and Little CDttonwGols, since Christ
mas. The mountains surrounding the
mining town OF Alta are steep and high,
and the traces have been cut off the
tramway. The sheds OF the Wahsatch
and Jordan Valley Railway have
been swept away in several places
ior five miles below Alta rendering in.
gress or egress almost impossible. Two
weeks ago snow slide carried away a
man named Darby. The continuous
storm increased its fury with the open
ing of last week, Wednesday night the
snow fell in sheets and the wind became
hurricane; about 10 O'Clock snow
slide carried away the flagstaff, one
house, four hundred feet OF the railroad
shed and swept across the creek to
opposite the mountain. Later another
slide passed over the Victoria and I'M
p-rial House, burying two men, who dug
their way out in ten hours. Continuing
it swept away the Grizzly boarding
house, in which was Mr.. Nathan Has
kins and four children, Charles Slmons,
Robert lIOwath and Van Morris. Oh
these Mrs. Haskins and daughter Jane,
Howath and Morris were kille'. Anoth-
er slide smashed and buried the ToIe 10
Works and boarding house, killing {.
Barbrijge and Frank LapOrte. Thurs
dav and Friday work was stopped at the
principal mines and many Of the men
left the CANYON for the valley. The
storm confined and increased in fury
aud the wind blowing gale and Piling
the snow just over the crest OF the hlll
north OF Alta on the Alta side, The
yreat weight started another slide Ont
half mile wide, Friday night, which
would have completely demolished Al +
but that ii was split and partially dl-
verted by flat area just above
the head Of Main street. 1t struck
large heavily built stove store in which
five men had gathered for safety. Two
sleeping i'm the second story were
thrown out comparatively unhurt.
Three had taken refuge in the base
mcnt and built tre-JOhn Fitzgerald,
= Blce and VIM. HOllingshead. The
house was crushed in on them and fired
f,om the stove; and they perished. Rich
ard Williams and John Washington,
who remained to look after the Joab
Lawrence property, with instructions to
sleep in the tunnel, are missing,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPf
At Suicide-A Burplar Tries to Shuttle Off
but Fails

At Suicide-A Burglar Tries to Shuttle Of
but Fails.
CLEVELAND, January 10 Frank Sim
monds alias Burrows alias Robert Wade
who had pleaded guilty Of burglary and
was in jail awaiting sentence, attempted
suicide this morning Tearing a bail
from his bucket he made hook of it, TO
which he tied one end OF a twisted pill.
low case, then standing on a chair tied
the other end around his neck and
kicked the chair away. When discovered
by the jailor his jaws were set, tongue
protruded and the doctors called pro.
nounced him Lead, though after prying
the Jaws open and administering rcstor-
atives and vigorous rubbing he was
brought back b life. Last Tuesday lie
was sent to the penitentiary from here
for one year for burglary, hut was par
doned for good conduct. Since he las
been in jail the last time he has been so
violent and troublesome that he has
been confined in dungeon most OF the
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
FIVE PERSONS

Murdered by Indians Bodies Found Mu.
tilated.
SAN Francisco, January lG.-Dis-
patches from Tucson and Deming report
that the stage from Messila to TT. Cum
mings was attacked by Indians last even.
ing about ten miles from Ft Cummings.
The bodies OF the driver and three men
and one woman, PASSENGERS, were found
mutilated and burnt. The bodies were
removed to Ft. Cummings. Troops are
in pursuit of the Indians, who are sup.
posed to have numbered forty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17

Nrw NoES, January lp.-A Fort. ui,
Maine. spyc.J. SAYS the challenge m1dr
Nv Uau,lu and E1ss shoy, time a-v %
r1N any two men .u the world Tor s2.'D
ur more has been Jrrgpted 10y j.. A..
Kennedy and VI +. Davis, of that place,
aud a forfeit OF 1000 has bcea d,poSlt-
"a. The time and place tor the rarr IS
to be decided upon hereafter. 1; Is the
desire Dt the accrl t.rs, however, to have
thr contest taNe place dUuns the sum
.r.r I'm Cui;pi states waters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
THE BARRACKS BLOWN UP.
Supposed Work of Fenians-Loss OF Life
and Property Wild Rumors

Supposed Work of Fenians s-Loss Of Life
and Property y-Wild Rumors
Loxpox, January l5.-Thc explosion
at Saliord supposed to have been
caused by a Fcnian attempt to blow up
the armory of the infantry barracks was
heard for distance OF mile. The bar
recks are in a very populous district. \
woman and boy are probably fatally IN
iured. Several thousand stand ol arms
we're In the armory at the time ihere
was a ventilator in the wall be,
tween the shed of the barracks and
street. and one theory is that IN expIos'
i've material was dropped through ms
yentilator. Ii is also asserted that the
regiment now quartered in the barracks
contains many Irish, andthat FGnlanism
had been previously suspected among
them. 1t is rumored that fuse mas
been foundm the ground near the shed
The damage was more serious thah IrS'
reported. In the outer wall OF the par
"a .ksa hole was made large enough 10
admit man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
Five Hundred Thousaad Dollars More
for the Gers sus

WAsHISGroS, January lj-Thc SEN
ate Committee on Census 10 day agreed
10 recommend the passage ol tie bin
appropriating $4,000 additional Tor
completing the work Of the Census Blu
reau. They also, in accordance With
Superintendent Walkers recommcuia.
ton, decided to report bill authorizing
him to contract with private parties ior
printing the census reports, m order 10
hasten their publication, as the govern
ment printing office is already oyerDur'
dened with work,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
49, -. IIls - Al Mentor.

WhsIrNcruN. JaEuIy 10 senator
Allison. OF Iowa, goes o. Mentor, iG NOR
rpG. Iu uu interview hc -J,d ur has
Aad - iutlma;lau of b my appointed
Secretary of the Treasury, but the Con-
-r,ssuru Di Iowa and Oh" people a Tie
uor'Nwcst believe Hon JAS +. Wis n
should have a place in tar Cabinet. lie
addict. In connection with my VtSi, TO
Mentor. lvxpvct % say sumethIug about
MIR. wilson and the wishes q, our VeO-
u.r iu rygIrl 90 han.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
IeR Day $ BOOK.

Ngr YcrE, January rs The Apple,
TINS v:Il s.,.n issue Jefferson Davis
history gi a., oar. Davis has been en-
,.y.i ON ,I.r yprN iJr i've years. Mr.
Derby. 0i tgp publishing hrm, says: II
wl.. De-. ca.lyi Tie ki7e aud fai. OF the
Confederate Government IL VIII be
ISSUED u two volumes, about tie size oil
Appleton Encyclopedia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
n.,.ientnL shoonnk Serious = onnd.

W,suINGroN, Pa, JIuGa'y l5.-MlsS
U.-:pt or. ot Spring Hal township,
M. hguI.ru, a revolver a day or two
since. suVposiHs o. Vas not .NaI'd In
tLr~ she Was mistaken, however, l'r me
revolver was discharged, tAc bal, tISirS
r,,.y, In the ,hish of Mrs. Hester Nus
making an u-ls wound aud came near
serving the main artery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
(Ad.iii,on n Norl,h vn al, Pay,
ROAST BEEF
by the Who.e,ale Fine stock Burned by
A. IneCnaIary lIre.

AZ IncCndiary firc.
LANCASTER, Pa, January l1.- The
great stock stable on tine Elizabeth
farms belonging TO q. Dawson Coleman,
oi Lebanon, aud situated in the north
eastern section Of Lancaster county,
Pa, was destroyed by an Inrcndiary
fire. The famous registered head
of Jersey cattle, many oi
them imported, litytwp in number,
were chained in their stalls, and when
the tire was first seen II had attained
such hcalway that no. on" Ol them
COZ IA b" saved. Thoroughbred dogs,
goats and game chickens also burned.
Many Of the cattle were highly valnci,
some Of the bulls costing 5000. Lose,
10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
SHERMAN SAYS
he simJly Wanted to Chat With Garfield
livery Likely He Did.

He simyly Wanted to Chat With Garfield
livery Likely He Did.
'CLEvELAND, January l6 Secretary
Sherman returned here from Mentor
late this afternoon. lie was asked con-
cerning the significance OF his visit He
answered that being in Ohio he simply
called on Garfield, and they talked over
matters and things which came up. He
said if he had anything TO say about the
conference which would interest the
public he would frankly tell it to the
agent of the Associated Press, but he
had nothing to say. He said he won d
q home to Mansfield tomorrow, re-
main in Ohio till the latter part OF the
week and then return to Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
LAND LEAGUERS
d for Tr,al-other Arr,s,,.

Commit for Tr.ul-other Arr, sts.
DupLIS, January l5-Fiye officers oi
the Tra.ce branch OF the Land League,
IN whose cases the magistrates reserved
decision after the discharg, 81 Brassill
and Iehy, were today committed Tor
trial. Their attorney, 0L the advice OF
an eminent counsel, did not ask Ia have
them oaled. Eleven other arrests arc
expected tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-17
Answer This

Did you ever know any person 10 10
i'll. without inactiOn Oi the stomach, Nv
er or kidneys, or did you ever know one
who was wsil when either vas oDsruct'd
or inactive; and did you ever know, or
bear Of anv case Of the kind that hop
Bittcrs would not cure Ask your
neighbor tIIs same ques ii u.