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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
NEW YORk-BOTTEBDAu,
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OYIo RAN poaT

BAL lln0Re AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND TIM osI.y1INr
rHEFASrAND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK yAsNEY coUPLkR STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFEoT "WEDNESDAY.
DECEMBER i, 1889.
tI.s0-uhic..o, cincinn.u and 81. Louis Fss, r.
press.
500 baltimore. ELLIOTT City and way stations.
s'0sn sltlnore, Ali9aroli.. and way. tr.dnon,.
s4tr1ssSars, Winchester. RsgerstowD and way.
s.le-Polnt Of Rocss ,nd way ststou.
e'te,stsnnton ana Valley Express. soonnects
Iof ba&efhtown AID at Point Of Books fof
s.9-Sew YOrs ehilsdelpni. and Boston rrpr...
is'S.OE snooss only for Baltimore. Annapolis
TO- Baltimore EIprer. tstops q, Hys.tsyiIIs.
Coleee. be,tsytle, Lsurel, Ar Apous yurc.
nm lion; !essurs and Hauoverl
re. 4GFttseureh. uhicsxo. Cincinnati and q
l.. lOaBsltimors. ELLIOTT oity. Annapolis, and Way
q q y s-9n Sunday only. for Baltimore and way
q St-NeE York Philadelphia and Boston Frpr.ss
GH-Baltmore aud Way Stations. tWiacheeser.
Frederick. Haserstown and Way. Ws
ssO-Bsitimore. Hy,tssvne and L.uru Kr.
press 0recerlck. VIA helsy. Stops 81 Anna
t-sossPoiSt o. soekA Frederick. H.S.-sovu.
to Font Of ROCKS and Way Stations o on sS5"''
- l-Bsttmore, Annapolis and Way ststiops
70 46-PhiIsdophis aud Baltimore Express. MAR
nnsburs ana way, via Relay. Stops OF Byasx
e.O5-Foint OF Rocks and Way Stations
6.te-Bsldnore and Way Stations
7.S0-Bsltimore and Laurel Express.
u. b6-Pittsbure. Gncisnst and st. Louis Express
q;4b-B.umore HystHvtne and Laurel Express
tlO.Uu-New York, Philadelphia and Boston II
press. Sleeping Oar 20 New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Oar to philadelphia
Italy; !sundsy only. Other trains daily. er-
al trains stop It Relay Station.
For further Information apply % the Baltimore
md Chic ticket offices, WASHINGTON Station, and
DAG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders wlD be taken for bassase 70 b,
checked and received at any point In the city
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SuppOsing.
y ite 4 .rdkt.

" &c 4 fukf.
II should write a valentino
And send II 10 MY lady,
And You should be the messenger,
My darling little Maidie,
ion think you'd tie your bonnet on.
And pulling up your mittens.
Go running with my sonnet, on
Two feet as feet AZ kittensy
Oh, no, your pardon must beg.
For you'd unite Your bonnet
And hang your mittens on a peg
And sit down with my sonnet
And in il you'd hnd l0ts OF love.
And written on the cover.
"A valentine for Maidie-from
Der most deyoted lover"
iGaa L.o ga5d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

., a SIC Sleeping car costs, on an average, about
goCG prOfifs S-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

10 Boston Sunday school there ts a cIass
Which contains ttty Chinese pupils.
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DRIVATE HTOCK TEL EG MA PU

u Moo. fERKINa. Counselor Law. srs
La; nornwest, epoGslty-PsteDi Law and Ps.-
eAsVaase psecu%t ceCsgrD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
1904 THE NEwsPApERs ISL
or THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE EVENING STAR
THE WEEKLY STAR.
WASHINGTON, D. e.

The kFENl:IG STAR, ION Saturdays double
sheet or eight page paper OF flfty-sx columns,
the size OF the New York dailieS), is everywhere
recognized as the leading newspaper OF Wash.
ington. With two exceptions only, Il has tte
largest ctTctdttOA Or any daily paper published
south Of Ne1o York, AND MORE THAN poCBE
TEAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE CITY.
Every issue OF THE STAR is carefully read
not only by the citizens OF Washington and az
lacent cities and towns, but by the Jhrongs of
strangers constantly visiting the National
Capital On business or for pleasure. tand who
constitute, IN very large degree, the purchas-
Ing population OF every State and Territory IL
the Union), thus making II for most purposes
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN TER
UNITED STATES.
The evidence OF this Is the number OF new
Advertisements it printed In the year 1850,
which reached 81. ASP, averaging from I,700
to 1900 per month In the busy season Il
The advertising books are open to the inspec-
ton OF advertisers TO verify this statement, or
an aftdayft OF its tfuthfulness Will be submitted
THE WEEKLY STAR-This is a double OF
etght-page sheet, containing nfty-s!x columns
fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
Judges one Of TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
CLUB RATES FOB TEE WEEKLY STAR
8 copies one year for 5000, and ole
copy to tile getter-up of the cla6.
10 copies one year for $500 and
one copy to the 0etter-uD Of tie
club.
90 copies ore year SEQ.
4 Copy Three FoRfhs, so Cents.
Single Subscription. So.
THE WEEKLY STAR is sent into every state
and Territory In the Union, and is mailed 10 AZ
the posts Of the regular army and the various
souadrons OF the U. s. navy, besides being sent
to subscribers In England, France. Austria
Russia Spain, Italy Peru, Venezuela ana Cen
trail America
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
OUR COUNTRY
HAPPENINGS OF VARIOUS KlhDS ON
WEDNESDAY,,
Panama Canal BOom-The Christi'ncy
Sc,rda Suicij- at Columbus
Electric Light-fires
tr!mss.
NEWS N0IES Vi GENERAL IsTEaEST.

\ ,ab,egram received from Paris an
rounces that engineers and mechanics
huy, lef, Paris ior Panama. where they
will Il gucr proceed 10 work.
Lar-. amounts oi stores and tools are
r,adv for shipment from New York and
New Orleans.
Mr.. CaristiaLcy now comes out and
states that she lid not write the letters
which Giro attributes to her. she wrote
him letter, but not uf the character
that these are.
Hon OTTO Dresset OF Columbus. Who
las several times represented that lis
,ric, in tn. OHIO legislature end who
was one Of 'he leading Democrats IN the
Safe, eommi,tyd suicide hy shooting
himself ,hrolga tie head yesterday.
Financial losses arr assigned as The
carsc tor his rssh av,.
The Umtau states Electric Light
Company Al, prap;r.rE to lay thr!r ca
blcs along Broadway, Ne. aad Broad
streets in New or& for the purpose OF
lighting lus.u IS nJI..s. This light
will be somewhat cheaper than gas.
Four. the victims Of The New York
tenement house fire, who belonged TO
the same family, were buried in Jersey
City Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
OVER THE SEA.
THE SAME OLD STORY OF VIOLENCE
ANU DISORDER.
TraVersers TraIs-Land Leaguers Arrest,
ed-The Porte Coming TO Terms
WarIike Students -Blanqui's
Funeral,
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

The court was fairly crowded yester-
day at the State trials. Parnell, Dillon
and Sullivan were not present, they
having decided to attend the opening OF
Parliament to-day The greater portion
of the day was occupied in reading short
hand notes, an | the proceedings were
without especial interest.
The President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and other members OF the Tralee branch
Of the Land League, were arrested yes.
terday, on charge OF sedition in having
resolved at last meeting to boycott a
man named Carnes.
The latest news from the Porte states
that they have decided to allow good
sense TO triumph yer the outlaws and
accept arbitration on the Greek ques-
ton. This will probably avert the
threatened war.
A large meeting of students was held
at Berlin yesterday, to determine the
best method TO extend the anti.Jewish
agitation. Deputations were present
from all the larger universities. Ptti.
tions to Bismarck against the Jews have
been signed by thousands of students,
and the warfare is becoming serious.
Troops were in readiness Yesterday to
Quel any disturbance which might oc
cur at the funeral Of the communist
Blanqui. 1t was expected that 10000
persons would be in attendance al tie
ceremonies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
NEW YORK..

Panama Canal Boom-Gov. Porter's Mar
riage-Forgers ReIeased-Ravages of
DIphtheria
Nhw YORK, January 5.-The Ameri-
can Panama Canal Company received
tbs following cablegram from Paris: The
preparatory expedition, composed OF
engineers all skilled mechanics, lett
Havre today for Panama direct, to COM
mrnce he survey and operations i'm
mtdiateiy. \ large number oi mechan-
lcs ana laborers, a quantity OF machln-
cry ami large supply of provisions have
been ordered in New York and New
Orleans for immediate shipment to the
scene OF operations.
Eugels and Becker, recently arrested
at the lnstaucc of the Italian Vice Con-
sui, charged with perpetrating extensive
tCrHcr!es Oh bankers in Italy, were to-
da} discharged by United States Com
mi,slonor O.hrrne.
The marriage OF Govermor-elect Por-
ter, Of Indiana, TO Miss Stone, took
Place tuis afternoon at the residence Of
W Ounce, an uncle OF the bride
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev.
John Freeman, of LoCkport, y. y. The
NcG any vas private, only few OF the
relatives being present, among whom
w,rc Albert and Annie Porter, son and
daughter OF the bridegroom.
Twenty ono deaths from diphtheria
Or,ur q in his city within the past
twenty-four hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
The Fire Record.

LocEPoRT, y. Y, January 5.--The
Hodge Opera House and the Gargliug
Oil Building, adjoining, were totally
burned to-day Loss fully $4,000.
The Opera House building was owned
by john Hodge, and the Ga'gling OIL
building by the Gargling Oil Company,
John Hodge, president. The cost ,tthc
Opera House was 500, GOO; insurauceS56,
COCOON the bujldiagand $50, ,0OOinsuramce
on the Gargling Oh bnilding. The post.
office, Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany and Internal revenue offices were
located in the building. Several liremen
and citizens were injured by the falling
walls, &c, but no one was killed. The
mails were saved.
New YORK, January 5.-The exten.
sive barns, with the live stock and farm
implements ami grain houses, at The
Ooaks, Long Island, Owned by John
Taylor, were burned; loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, January Shorty after
four O'Clock this morning a fire broke
ont in th5 second story OF the building.
No. - aud # Madison street, occupied
bv 7. +. Lincoln & Co., manufactures
Of boots and shoes, the other floors OF
the building, by j. Lcderer * Co, jew
eiers, and ". II. Hayedon's millinery
establishment. The total loss of the
three firms is about $4,000; loss or the
building, $4,000.
CkCrNNATI. O.. January 5.-The
Times Star brings news OF the burning
Of Boyd's block, q, london, Ohio, this
morning. The building belonged 10
Stroup Brothers, valued at $1,000; in
sured for 3 600 fhe furniture for the
Lutheran Church was stor, d in the
building. Also some dry goods and
boots and shoes; contents valued al
S. 600 loss and total.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
HOUSE
Appropriatious -Apportionment Bill
Army Appropriation Bill Passed-InteI-
State Commerce

Appropriations - -Apportionment Bill %
Army Appropriation Bill Passed-Inter-
State Commerce.
WASHINGTON. January 5.-The House
raass mblei at noon.
Mr.. stephens, Chairman OF the Com-
mittre on Coinage, Weights and Meas
urcs, reported back the bill amrrdi. <
3 524 oi the Revised Statutes, so rs -
authorizes charge FIR melting cr refin.
my bullion when at or above s'Hrdar".
Passed
The Committee on Appropriations
has agreed t. add SIPS OJD to ~" ArhIy
Approl ration Bill for the p1rP"se ol
ptying % per cent to lard gran,
uirolas. in accordance with "a recent "e-
clsion oi the Supreme Court. TIE to-,
tai amount now Appropriated
bv the u.ll is S26, ,3lj, 800.
Mr. 5. r.nger introduced a bill Tor Tie
Apportioument Of keprese natives
i'm Congress among the several states,
and to ..cure to The peop'eo ctcl State
equal ami lust repTtsentatl"" ~ tue
House "f Representatives. In connec'
tinn with his remarks on the apportion-
ment bill, Mr. Springer submitted va
rions tables on the subject. Under the
hill tho nuwner Of members apportion.
g toUa.h State is fixed as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
TUE S0L0NS
ASSEMBLE AID ACCOMPLISH A GOOD
DAYS W0SK.
Army Appropriation 6iil Passes in the
Y9use Interstate Commerce-6ar-
fed Resigns -ApportiOnmaUt Bill
Sanitary Conference.
TUE S0L0NS
ra- Law ailL Is aGAN GRINDING.


In The u'use, S''ihset app. o"
"'nl o"' vs. "''cuSS'u 'i'" "''''''!
.erre" % ''' Neii'''' No''i'"''''C' -'''
Army Appropriate" o'"' WIZ" " u"
unInPor'aI' aWeho''Th'S' was I''',' ''
On account % 'i' -'c"heSS "' reI'.'.'','o
wood, the tun'lns OH was E"sSe' T.!
AMI Reagan Interstate CoW'"efce
bill. was called up. Ar. Reagan td'Re"
in ~ favor ipr an ho'r and the House
irsr adIo1rnod.
Ir the senate l'''er Was re'N 'io",
General Garfield, IN which ne stated
l.a. Do, had Written 10 the Governor ot
Ol'oIruounc'Eg and declining the seat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
MIchirnn Senatnrshin-

DE1RoIT, January 5.--Lhe legislature
assembled at Lansing at noon to-day
The House organized by electing Seth
{. MoiTatt. oi Grand Traverse county, as
Speaker. Gov. Crosswel's retiring
message will be delivered Tomorrow. A
Senatorial caucus was held tonight, and
great interest vas felt The three princi.
ual Candidates are senator II. =. Bald.
win. cx-Gov. John J. Bagley and Hon.
o. L. Cnngpr. At the caucus held to.
night, the first ballot stood: Bayley 43,
Baldwin 40, ConCer %, J. J. Woodman
l Second ballot, Bagley 40, Baldwin
IS, Conger 80.
The seventh and final ballot was taken
amid great excitement and resulted as
follows: Conger, SO; Bagley, 81.
Mr.. Cnnger was then declared the
unanimous nominee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
nootb ofo WeIl.Known Iadv

New York, January D. Mrs. Rosa
Fitzpatrick Young, wife OF John Russell
Young, died yesterday at the New
York Founding Asylum, to which
place she had been removed by her
aunt, the Mother Superior, in order
thar she might receive her constant care
Mrs. Young belonged to welI-known
Washington family. Her father was for
nearly fifty years connected with the
office OF Chief Clerk of the United States
Senate Mrs. Young suffered from a
complication Of diseases resulting from
malaria and gastric fever, contracted
during visit to California 4 year ago
General Grant and Judge Sheridan
were among the earliest OF those who
called upon Mr. Ionng to offer con.
dOlence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
SUICIDE.
HoG. Utt0 DrssSet Takes His Own Life
Fl. .ancial Losses the Probable Cause.

Hor. Utto DrssSet Takes His Own Life
Financial Losses the Probable Cause.
GoiUNBUs, Ono, January 5.---lionor-
alb 0yta Dressct, a leading aud wealthy
G,rman LAWYER ni this city, committed
u.,.u- by shooting himself at his Office
about noon. \ revolver OF large calibrr
was used, lie ball passed through
the right eve. and prob
ably produced ms ami death
Parties VINO heard the shooting suppos.
ed that Mr.. Dressat was shooting rats,
bui a clerk in au adjoining office for
some reason supposed that something
was wrong procured assistance and fore
ing the door found Dresset dead upon
the fl or. 1t is in;imated that Dresset
has lately met with financial losses
and that induced HIM to commit
this deed. Dresset leaves wife
and several interesting children
one being an officer Of the Navy, now
absent on cruise. Mr.. Dresset left
Germany du ng the troubles OF 1913
and has lor many years been leading
Democratic politician, and has served
his district rs member OF the Legisla-
lure His suicide has created an inn
meuse sensation, as he was wealthy.
hsppjly married and universally re-
speCjed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
a u ESP BRADO
Kills Nv aad Probably Three PERSON.

Kills Nv aad Probably Three Persons
PHILADELPHIA, January Sin street
brawl, six years ago, Frank Desmoulin
was stabbed by VIM. Rcvell, who con-
tinuod h8r tender in saloon near
Eighth and Vine streets. Desmoulin
then swore vengeance. Early this
morning nesmoulin, Patrick Doc
ley, Frank Dewitt, Frank Fox and
john tray entered the saloon Des-
n.uuin threw the spi'toon at Revell
knocking him down. Four companions
then held Rcvell until Desmouin cut
him in the neck, head and body. The
attacking party then went up Vine
street and soon met party of young
men snowbaliDg. A row was raised and
Desmoulin inflicted frightfu stabs
and wounds, in the stomach of William
Chambers, tins man will also die.
A h"iIte officer almost Immediately cap.
tured DesmOulIn. a third fight follow
ed and the officer was thrown down and
beaten, and the desperate escaped.
Daniel Fox and Gray have since been
capturp1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
MRS. CHRIsTIANCY
Denies Having Written the Published
Letters to Giro.

WAsHIyGrON, January 5.-lhe even
ing Star publishes another interview
with Mrs. Christiancy, in which she
denies having written tn" published
letters alleged 20 have been written 10y
her and addressed 10 Edelheito GIRO
These letters she prOnOunccs as base
malicir us iorgerieS evidently gotten up
10 plav their part in this case. When
she spoke OF published letters to the re-
porter Yesterday, she had not read them.
The letters sent to Giro she saws
We're in a different vein and not
so gushing, though imprudent enough
for her 10 write. She further said
there was common sense side 10 her
statement, viz: that her mother, broth
er sud Miss Neloy all knew that she
was not away from home even for lew
minutes on Christmas day OF 1879, and
therefore could not he the woman re.
ferred to. The Miss Meloy referred to,
who is a sister of Mr.. W. A. MelOy, &
well known member Of the Washington
bar, publishes the following card in the
Star this evening:
Eiitor Of the Star:
have been with Mrs. Christiancy
for months past, and saw all the letters
written by her to Mr.. Giro. None OF
those published were written by her,
She wrote him, but those are not the
letters. They are totally unlike those
written. Respectfully.
LILLE +. MELoY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
WASHINGTON.
Wooc's Successor Justice swayne's Res
,.uation.


WksHISG roN, January President
Favys s'atpG that Ia wu-'' not appoint
s-uccrssor ln Judg, Wrrd iu rne south
rru Circuit until that gentleman had
arrived u.r.. as uN ies'rrd 20 Consrit
him in making the appointment. He
Intends t0 select some one IN the South,
and desire, Judga Wood or.ui1n as to
the proper person T. be- selected, he
having resided 20 Georgia aud .\labama
during tar LAST fifteen years, and being
familiar with the lrldi profession in
those states
Il is understood thai Associate JUS
tire >Vayne will send his resignation 10
the President i'm a short time. He
would have handed it to he President
about the same time that Judge Strong
lett the bench. but there We're some
cases to be- decided IN which he was re-
,uirol to prepare the "Pinious, and
which Nil. take some ,Iur ye, to dis
pos, ui, and h.ch will prevent his i'm
mediate retirement As soon as the
President receives official notice OF his
resignation, %" will ,enG the name OF
STANLEY Matthews to the Senate Tor the
vacant judgeshiP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06

ism the depot stock OF clothing, which is
exhausted.
Mr.. Prndleton presented a memorial
of thr
Cincinnati Board OF Trade
asking the governmental tests oI the
devices ior consuming soft coal and
smoke and abating the smoke nuisance:
Mr.. Vorhees and Mr. Garland moved
that the bill for the
Relief of Ben Holiday
be taken up in the morning hour. The
discussion, on a point Oi order, ended
in beipg ordered up; ye1s, SO; nays,
20.
Without action on lhe bill, Ne'ate
went into the executive session and soon
a liourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06

New York. January 5.-Beeves-
Rerrip,.i1 two dtv 100 head; sever
Al STOCK trains arrived midday. Market
a Ii.,le irregular and trifie easier with
Slow sales at 7!@ll!c; poorest to best,
including common to good steers, os(d
IIlc. exporters used 400 head at lOlCa
/ ic: shipments today and YESTERDAY,
300 live cattle, 920 quarters OF beef, |VO
carcasses Of mutton.
Sheep-Receipts for two days .ioC
head Market dragged and dropped
with sales OF ordinary 20 prime sheep at
4i@6lc; common to choice lambs 81 30
al 3j per one hundred pounds; extra
going at s. 80. ,oooo
Hog Receipts for two days 1900
live hogs: closed dull at - 1906 w per
one hundred pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
THE ELE TRIO LIGHT
Is to be introduced into Private Hous

Is to be Introduced into Private Houses
Cheaper Than Gas.
New YORK, January 5.-The United
States Electric Lighting Company is now
having made ide cables necessary to
lay its wires along Broadway, Wall and
Broad streets. by which the electric
light will be furnished to many bank.
ing houses whose owners have made
application Tor small incandescent
lamps. The price charged will be a lit
tie less than charged for gas. Two thou
sand lamps are now ready to be placed
in pri"a'e buildings, and they will be
put in by the first of February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
No Mora Hard Times.

II YOU will stop spending SO mnch on
fine clothes, rich food and style, buy
good, healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing; get more real and substantial
things Of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit OF employing ex-
pensive. quack doctors or using so much
OF the vile humbug medicine that does
vou only harm, but put your trust IN
that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters,
that cures always at tritiine cost, and
YOU will see good times and have good
health. See another column. Laugh
lin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
Funeral of -Four Unfortunntes.

JERSEY CITY. y. j., January 5.-Thc
funeral Of The Sheridan family, consist.
ing OF the mother, Ellen Sheridan, aged
43, two daughters, Kate, aged II, and
Maggie, aged ), and son, Martin, aged
wears, ~hu were burned 10 death in
the Madison street, New York, fire, yes
terday, took place this afternoon irom
ST. Peters Church, this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
Death of Mrs. GOV. shannon.

LAWRENCE, Ks, January 5.-Mrs.
Governor p. Shannon died in this city,
to day. Her husband was at one time
Governor OF Ohio, and under Franklin
Pierce was territorial Governor OF Kan
sas. The fuReral, tomorrow, will be
attended by prominent officials OF the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
DRY GOODS.
New IUrs.

New lOEK, January 5.--The trade
movement continues slow. but yalu, =
are firmiv maintained Cotton goods
moving steadily on account OF back or.
ders, hut the cnrrrnt demand is light
Prints Quiet and steady. Ginghams in
fair demand Tor future deliveries. Mems
woolens remain quiet Foreign goods
dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-06
IRISH ITEMS.
Meeting Of Students-Large Delegations
Anti-Jewish Petition.

BERLIN, January 5.-Ata large meet
ing of students, held TO debate on the
best means for extending the anti-Jew-
ish agitation, deputations from the
Universities at Gottengen, Leip-ic,
Kiel, Rosbock and Halle were present
One thousand iour hundred Berlin stu
dents, 1922 Leipsic students and many
others have already signed the anti
Jewish petition to Bismarck. The au-
thorities have dismissed the great agita-
tor, Doctor Henrici, from his post of
school master.