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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Thevery general interest manifested IN
all parts OF the State, in the establish
meut of State Fair at this city, should
give encouragement to the projectors Of
that enterprise ana stimulate an in
creased local feeling in ia favor.
We believe tina, the people OF the
State are in the humor to contribute
literally to the success OF the Fair, ii Is.
tablished. There are certain conditions
Of the public feeling always favorable or
unfayorable 10 every particular enter
prise. Public sentiment il now iun-
ming iavorsbly in this direction. We
have had no surfsit of fairs in many
wears past to destroy the apI e'i'e OF t e
pnblic. All the conditions are favor
able. Times are good. Money Il abund-
ant The people are in Il generous
mood. The State is branching out in
the business OF raising stock. There is
unite an ambition in this direction. Ii
the opportunity is offered, our Peo-
M. will show more enthusiasm
in competing for the ordinary premiums
of an agricultural and industrial exhibit
ton than has ever been Witnessed in
this State. We believe 'he movement
is in response to this prevailing feeling,
and does not REQUIRE to be talked up or
forced upon an unwilling public senti-
ment And yet, every public move
meut must have leadership, and there
must be a willingness on the part Of
somebody to give it attention and to or
ssuiue it into being. We understand
that the subscriptions to the stock are
being made As readily and generously
=. could be expected, and the establish
ment Of the fair is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

IT. the apportionment bill fails TO pass
at this session, the Republican party
will be Justly held responsible for the
great Inconvenience and unnecessary
expense which it imposes upon ma
jority OF the States, for no reason be-
yond that OF obtaining mere party adj
vantage. at was perhaps too much 10
expect" says Republican journal, the
Boston Hacii, "that the Republicans,
i'm caucus assembled, should take any
other than partisan view oil the ques-
ton OF rcappOrtiOnment, but the action
OF the majority in making everything
subservient to partisan advantage, in
agreeing upon new ratio, is indeiensi-
be upon public grounds. Nothing was
adduced to show that Mr.. CoN's number
OF 800 is not equally fair to all sections
and 10th psrlirs. No caucus mandate
will convince the country that it isA't a
better number, in making q manageable
AMI efficient legislative boiy, than the
larger one insisted upon. II is not like.
" that the action of the caucus viii bind
all the members, but the voting down
Of motion Ia "alloW each member to
act as he sees fit" indicates that the
stalwarts are preparing TO install Caucus
as ling in their management OF TN" next
Congress. Their action upon the bill
in the House will show whether there
are any Independent Republicans in
that body. The Republican Bourbons
hold i, in their power to defeat reappor-
tionment, but there ought to be day
OF severe reckoning for them ii they
cause an extra session by their quibiing
over this bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Tax weekly statements OF the New
York banks shows that during last week
their circulation was reduced in the
amount of 1921 900. and that there
was a reduction of 2,2-22, 900 in their
loans, s7,775, 400 in their specie, and
s2l,l7O,S 800 in their deposits. The az
gregate held by the banks is neyerthe-
less still 81, 49, 80 in excess OF the legal
requirement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

TuE proposition tor a hquor-prohibi-
ton amendment To the State constltu-
ton ha, been rejected in the Nebraska
Legislature, but a proposition was
adonted to submit to Il vote OF the
people in lSN3 an amendment giving
suffrage % women. The measures look
ing TO a regulation OF the railroads by
the State failed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

A GOOD many OF Mother SnrrroN's
relatives and 6escendants-and their
name is legion-are unhappy because
they have discovered that Gen. GAR
FIELD will be inaugurated on n Fri
DAY, and that, they say, is an unlucky
dav on which to begin any new enter
mise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

WHKN the School Bill was put upon
its third reading in the House, yester-
tay, many members discovered for the
inst time, tina, it contained section APP
propriating sl2,OOO annually for the
Normal school and branches. Ii was
very acceptable TO some, but big pill
for .therS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Tus Agricultural Appropriation bill,
which Was amended ty the Senate and
goes back to the House for concurrence,
appropriates S3SO,3JO for various pur-
poses in the interest Of farmers, cattle
mi Ser9 etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

+ The Finance Committee reported 10
the House vest, riay, the Appropriation
bill, with a provision increasing the rate
Of taxation to twenty-five instead oil
twenty cents ON tue one hundred dol
lars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
DIEIs.

HAIEINS-At { O'Clock ?. =. on Sunday,
February -, lssl, Of consumption, lIENRI J.
HAEAISs, in his seventeenth year
Funeral from the residence OF h,S mother, No.
Ill Alley h., on Tuesday att AN. Services at
81. JOseph's Cathedral. lnternCut at Mt. Ca.
vary. The friends OF the family are invited.
REILLY Monday February &c, 1851, OWES
I. Reilly, aged - Yeas.
Funeral from his late residence. M. L. South
Broadway, Island, Wednesday morning Al 10
O'Clock. Friends of the family arc invited 20
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Nix. MoTyErr has introduced a resoiu'
ton OF inquiry into the expediency oil
substituting system OF tariffs by which
to obtain the revenues OF the State, Tor
the existing system ri taxation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
PRoHIBITORY LEGISLATION Vs.
LICENSE LAWS.

The veYv general discussion now 60
ing on throughout the country on the
subject Of suppressing the l;q"o' traffic,
is developing the fact OF very pro-
nouncel sentiment sgainst "prohibitory
laws" even among the most active al
vocates OF temperance reform. There
are thousands who were prohibitionists
years ago, who have become convinced
that while the demand is so general, the
trade cannot be destroyed by prohibi-
tory legislation, and is the best held in
check by well regulated license laws.
There has been a disposition to try
the experiment of prohibition in the
District Of Columbia, which is favorite
territory for experimental schemes Of
all kinds. Upon this proposition, the
Washington Pot makes the following
criticism, which every rejecting mind
will accept as just and true:
Experience has demonstrated the im-
practicability Of prohibitOry legislation
as applied to cities and large towns.
Thirty years ago the disciples OF Neal
Dow, an honest enthusiast, were spll-
| NJ floods OF rum in the streets OF all
the cities OF Maine, and locking up hun
dreds Of liquor sellers in county jails.
To-day there is no city or large village
in Maine, where liquor is not sold. The
same facts apply 10 all States where pro
hibition has been tried.
4 prohibiiory law, like any other stat
ute, is utterly useless in any communi-
" where il is not supported by q stroHg
public sentiment. The whole business
settles down to trials by jury. 1t re-
quires twelve temperance men, twelve
n!en who really want the law enforced,
in order TO insure acOnyictiOn. \ single
opponent OF the law will hang jury.
1t is impossible TO organic courts OF
justice AMI pack juries ioI the purpose
OF getting a series OF yerdiCts against,
dealers in liqnor. For this reason there
has been an absolute failure OF prohibi.
tory laws in all but rural communities,
where temperance sentiment is mucn
more pronounced than among the
mixed nopuldtiOn OF cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Tbs cleaings OF the Chicago banks
for las, week foot mp \ total OF s2S,OOI,
SO7 y, being abou. 81 9Ol 900 more than
for the corresponding week OF last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Tux death rate in New York city is
startling. The number ol deaths since
January lst is over G,40o-a yerv large
increase over any previous season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.

GrRt SOTTI,r, BUAuu 90 ,DsSIEsrY, Et'
MWElIND. l'uuafy u. fH|
Sealed p-ou",s's viii Doe received 81 r.,,b.
until I2o'Cln,k nunu. Nr'yN i,sl. 80 ..f.u
iug the ohio Count lUr'maW % PIN "f'
with coal irf one !'aI itHm Nr.u J, joel. 70
April !. 49,.
lid. musl be- for clean coat mi'ri rs an
nut coal
The Bnari rn'cn-s ~" light g. i,..r' saI
all bid
~ order ~ the Boar
lthili 'HAKiI-II BfITTI.- ,l,p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

MARCH comes in like lion. We
would rather have the lion al this end
than at the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.
cry cum Soma
NHrEIING " ~ igIrury %. .Hf

NY IITTT FW|TI|T
NHrELING. " -. Is.fury o. ..f
sal.i proposal. " %. hr received % CO. 90 ..
Of 'he 10y 'lpIE InIl Ii'fla1. Me- q 'ss. r
iuClp,A = ~. fpr futu.shIu. HHI i'. |
Ia tho iii' HEtrf Muf.s. CT LU.'.H" q
Prison T. 't.up sEi Hoe Uuus's '...
m.Nrl ,.aI or cal n. n ,.mrH .rniY Go ...l
'ur ycTt. l'Nuuiug on a." isf fa' 90 N.
-. tHNU.ratf 10 b. nab I.Hfu.
'rHr "r tp g,' hrrIAti s.,uru ..f '.r .
'yIut N. cunifE'' FfpH,s.s .n o. f''f..H
O. ihc chairman - ~ 'YHu.. fi,H ~ We.
work.. the con- .Hl I',s' f's.f,Ist '.' E...'. .
iect any oral b.',
TRAsI EpUrr-
feb2I Cr'..r.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

MISS 70 ~ N he LIN DSh1,
The Queen of sertO-Csmic NOCalists.
MISS ALICE DASHWOOp,
ghc Premier Song and Dance Lady.
Mss SADIE MELVILLE,
The talented SougS'reSS and recit1uOnist.
OURNEW BEVY OF BEAUTY:
Miss Mn lie -. Clair, Miss Alice Evans, MISS
Iaur, lie Clair Mss Clara White, Miss May
Olive. Miss Lolu Seton, Mira Jennie Carter, Miss
Emma Austin, Miss MulIie Way. Miss Fanny
Monroe. C0ncludiu: with Frank HasSalIs
roaring and side.sp,it'ing comedy, entitled
BLOOD AND TIL NDER: OF the Watch Dogs
last cTip. sam Patch, IA bad Niger from Barnes
vile, Mr. Frank I'assal. Other characters by
the Company
Prices, -. - and 5Oe.' Matinee price, e5e.
We have got them for next week. Look out for
the great NELLIE AWARD COMBINATION.
49, STAR ARTISTS sS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
MARRIED..

LUZ RANZHEIM-ThuIsday, February
-, 1881, h. Rev. l.. \. SCLaATaulk. Mt. joins ).
LUIl and Miss EMMA II. FEANzuIIN, both oi
this civ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
NOTICE..
Only Thirty Days
Now rcmsin % close out the an, STE.
MOTTO y.

vI,IIAT TIM UNDERslGNfp WAS ~ o..
county Gourt ot Ono county uu '..
day june. i>Sn. DULY Snuiuirl ,umr. .a...
j l.. Hobbs All maitffs prJuu.uG g. l.sa''
must receive my lauGIun
u UuU".
icLsa 'nWm.H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
OCEAN FARE REDUCED

JSEoN HANBu RG To SEw NOKk ukIh r
i Bremen - New N"tk 90 Naiiimor. 90
sln From Antwerp tu Phi'air'ph.s .. -
York. only 81. incl iIrg mrss
For further pttti,ulan. ,I.lri
% Y HRliKFN.
~ und g!II Nar.,l ..r..
I,!ppho'p number .u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
Belmont building Association.

INCORPORATED FEB. l., ISL, WILL CON.
Il mence operations sS soon as sufficient
stoct IL 50 oscribed 10 warrant the undertaking
Application for shares can be made TO. and ali
undersigned.
Ihos. d Brien, ! T. Holman, Geo Z. Hannah,
yas McA dams, VIM. Myies, Corporatorn.
WHEELING, Feb. q, 1851, febfss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

Leaves TUESDAY. March lst o. 3 r. ", posi-
dr. lively. Passengers and freight re-
.SExS. ceiptCd through 10 all points West
ana south. For freight or passage apply on board
or To. G. II. BOOTH 4 SONS, Agenu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
LETTER LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
i pos,office at Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia, unclaimed Monday March LIST.
To obtain any of the following the applicant
will please call for advertised letters. giving date
of this advertisement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
REGULAR Tuesday Packet

NOR PAEEERSEURG, POMEROY, CALI
4 yDiis. Portsmouth, lrOntOn, Cincinnati and
Loyi.v.iIc. The Elegant Passenger Steamer,
NEW a NDES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
ATTENTION

OoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
There will be an important meeting at u (
Court House. Tuesday evening, Nsrch lst Be
on hand without fall.
febr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01
sEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

xxvASTFp-Two ENERGETIC MEN TO
w canvsss fer good selling articles STEADY
work and good wages, Call 81 No. l12 Market
49,, mrlq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

CHAs MUHLENAN.............................Na' Master
En- MUHLENAS .,,,,,.,,,,,,.. Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-01

UMDERTAKERS A0TlCE.-kr B. Zcok Undertaken has re-
moved from Fourteenth street No. 1919 EoR street. the first hose
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone communicative direct
to HE house and will answer calls promptly at all hours Tho nest
careful attention WILDE given all cases Of usdsskhg entrusted
him. Parties Tsephoaisg win please call No s.
, 1881-12-24
CRIMINAL ITEMS,
HFfef Mention 0f ESroa aclies or tlAo Law
Or Various Descriptions.

Hrtef Mention ar 1srcac ches or tlAo Law
Ut fVArfolt* Descriptions.
Spsttat Utpasea to Ths Chie4eo Tribune
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Doc. .,.-.Aftora II search Of
eIg0teen months for E. J. Walker, tho alleged
sGt,scer OF Nnnn1o MnOr0, daughter Ut u wualthy
tarmer near Enbesyllle. Ind, ho waa to,1ay up.
pretended IN thls city and taken to lndsann to"
night by Noblesvi|lo Officers. foung souro wus
attending coEtego, VIVA popt,tar and Il good
studont, and s,oul well III soctal CIRCLES.
Spsetas f1lspaleA to 1hs Ch1saqo Tribune.
DALEsMuR0, ILL.,, Dec. :sl-The CITY Mnrshnl
made Il duscont oil n xamblng house kept hy
Juhn Moore, un Cherry street, aud nrresto. tlye
persons In tue act. Tho arrest has caused much
colnulont. Our energetic MarshaI t'o. Wllste.
and bis fnrce arc tH,,,nl to broak up all such
paces that come 10 thelr ktaWiesigc.
:, WHEELING, ". Va, Dcc.t<-A o'clock this
morning stranger eatered tho Jawury-stura
OF l. q. Dillon, on Market street. and. watching
for a moIuuut when II saiesmHn's altcnton was
attracted clBewhnTc, reached over thu counter
into tho open showcase aud matched twu tin.
mnnd studs, ono worth *t00 mud tho usher s1NS],
and n,uda tls oscape. Tho police hnyc n GLOW
tn the perptttatur.
NgMlTIls, Tenn, Dec. @l.-All tho prisoners
confined IN tho jul ut Heruand,'. Alss., csenyoi
lust MlNht AIMING tN1 nnM0tr IL Id NeInls
Gulpgai). llnIsr sutllcnrt OF tleAth fur tho ntIAs-
lu4tlon uE ltutuB ArInlatuad In July, lSS1.
, 1881-12-24
MRS. LANGTRY.


How She Looked AZ nil Actrcss. and
How Sl'n FInycd.
CorrYgtnndtues Dhrtnn1tt Enou.r,t
LONDON, NDy. 9i.-Thc flint teue Dt Tho tfnv nf
which | shall spcnk will he Mrs. I.augtry'a debut
aa mi actress. For sotnc tlmo rast everybody
hns teci1 telling everybody eEso TINT tho Lanxtry
WIS reduced tC monetary straits, and that after
lung t1ciherntion sllG hntl rcsoyaA to l,rtn4 her
wonderful reputation for hcuuly to the only
really pnylnx i1tMrxet for TINT kind Of commute
ity. tho btnRe. She has boen tnk,nr lcssnns Ia
c'cnton. rs'sc. md cnrsi4gc, as understood by
tho dcnzcns t't tic uFeeu-r,otn totteu ut vn.
Rance with Nature 0n these SUBJECTS, FROM d
well-known professional for long time buck,
hut whntcrer her real tntcmlon III regard tu
1doptIng Tho stage rs uArGcr Itiay 10,
nrthor sho nor Mr. Lungtry hns ever
cnrroooratcd tho report. 1t docs not seesu
altogether probable tint Indy whose finances
weru tniy II ahort time nRo In such trctnulotla
condition that aho bud tocali tho auctionccr Into
her rrrtts little house to titspcrso all, her
c4erlshed lures tt letlat<s under the hammer
should think 1t a wise proceeding to pay out
Rt'ou money tU III actor merely for tho purpose
Of showing her how 10 il0iro In private the.
atrcala for char!ty. However, whn.'a tho usB
speGuIdtiuU7 TEmu alone Gun tell whether the
tmpenctrntto future holds for yu,i tho bttssful
probability of HcclnG your long -autrcrIng In this
reEnrdl old town o1ed fr0nl wharf to uiil.tops
With iMstcss announcing the appearance uniting
y9u Or Mrs. LahKtry, tho Nineteenth century
"lieniitttnI ouns.ln1.' the cynosure. Of nttx!i.
evr evr1 w. oyes re. wncser eIe t oests s heTse It
wase % hotly ~ to whethcr she Is or 10 not
IT, .sn +; ,s WIT. creature she b.:
icen det'nltly settled cyon hare, for tba
KeItoral public pcraist III asserting thas slef
70 mitch prrt4er t in % se is Whit" tho @ ,s,,ors yxx
stuutly nsntntnn thnt ltllIy wIt1len nlny bt 81
to spelk, hea.,tful Il, SOFT " c,lssory WY, uui
, 1881-12-24

Eao Explains t1.c Mysteries Of His ttana.
tliall sojourn aud the CANADIAN Gopy~
rtrl

Hae s.@ @riu't'a t"c H1s snic1Ic" VI .aaa tas1ae
dsAl Sojonrh ana TIC CANADIAN C0py~
right Lnxv.
HA1rryonp, Conn, Dec. 1a-7n t,e Editor Of
~ ~ ".os" =. !.. s."ssr ,&pa"eN. ~ ,uu ~"
klaneo Ut tho llFst article III your second edi-
tDrsA! column of tntny's Issue you mny hnd two
th{uus frcibly Illustrated tbern: that tho lrss
.''ah Ano"s "n"ut VIZ e"u'eot tae n!ofu RAo'y 10
cut. fcel III hs paragraph ant That tho dtner-
cour, Of iournaIls,n Ia that tho former rcoutroa
4"ct8 epo" "hteu ~ IHsse e""taluIieus J"uatue"e
Hgnnst man, tho nther rcauires suspicious
only. You hayo not cnught sne III my divcry-
,uro from, the truth. nur uny ,ncotnnut utEbll,ty
,'at .Euee " 'ual' u'ueF pte.eAl " t47"tk ~
defend myself. hhvt rcAlly risen for n m0ru
respectable PURPOSE. Your rcnlarks hilyu ot
course disseminated tho impression thut III nv
nulhs'la pe'son R3eatSt WIS us1en'c" III G"sa!o'
aud sat its 1nietals-siz.: cnpyr!sht; now. think
mil therctore worth prlntlu1-taat thu exact
iapp!led fortnally for Canadian oopgrIGht and
tailed 10 Kct H. nut THIS Gtsl t1ot cripple My
cMse; boG1sl1ee by bHlnB ~ CAEad fnnd submit
ting ~ curthlt leHal E9fnlsl whGn my bonk
Cana,ls!n copyrlRht: ! III! know, several hours
llctoru to!t sluhtfchlIAs aettLoiotb sutca III
ily nt!tHt.-.that NY AnIiilrhuon Tor local cIry-
t!gtlt l!utl lcen rofused but hlsu Know that my
that Il would ,ot Aass o'cn absolutely, poFfe9t
u hHd nstt stllntifsen IL tAnaaA W!iu the hooE
Wns published Il. EuKlala and prtt!toA aud pub
llshed lt tA!lnd!l. Etirl0ns rs tt aeeaa 10 seGln
IT, y d eaye IL CM1a,a srteotea r ,a,' asranS s.
pirate tho b0ok. alshnuKh bud hnr'Ily tho
Khasi nt fuar that anyatto.npt would 10 niHdo
to piEAto T. pleAao III, nut laugh At 4te Any
, 1881-12-24
OSCAR WILDE.

ltE sA1fsS fOlt THE MEM WUfifu TO-DAY.
fptetat Hspateh to The Ctttaoo 7ftbune.
New iolti. Dec. A.-'rla chief representa-
tive of estlle.felsnt, Oscar Wilde, IL to cnrns
tiusonE us after MI. Enterpristng managers,
discerning the ,1tMhfg sixpercu In MI ell
gugemcnt. lhyp been negotiating will, him
some ttnle pNst for MT ineursloM int8 the
A1rricnu iulsl. urtt tic es.hete himself Inns
not been 10th to consider tie overturey for
public display Of himself. with lily nccos1l-
pnnilncnt. After n Ercat deal uf figuring
and tho customary ttcilials of any co:te,n-
plntlon OIL his part Of visit to tits country
by cnterprtssng correspondents over sen,
II IL how positivaly settled that
Wildo will ba here, wln.ss permitting.
I'll the 2,t Ut january. Mr.. ". r. Morse. tho
business manager III this city for II. UUyly
Carte. received word by cable today t!!at Os-
car Wilde will satl from Liverpool OIL the
steamer Arizona tomorrow, Drc. ~.
= 1lE COMES To THIS COUNTRY
Under an Invitation front A[r. D*Jyly Carte,
rendered him Mt the request Ut many ut the
friends of Mr.. Willis Iii New York, w,lo art,
interested II, the lnnn and his writing. lie
lns been acceplel rs the leading mln.,
of tho new esthetIc movement. Tic
strong '1,n !ndly;lauali'y of thu pun.
of tllese lycniIar lieas, mt. tic sny!ttrs a,i,i
ecceuttieIties attributed to Tim. nye fr,,l1set
considerable interest. Ills visit hero Is r,nItl-
ly for !iternry nllrWlscS, MS ile rsn1IDscS tn
publish II yo1Mne of. poeuss. ~ yet iii man.-
kcrIlt, utul will pr0!tucc play or trngGtiy. III
viii pr,haL!y Efyc p!,llc reception, ut
which liz will hear MI essay devoted 10 nj,
exposition nf the origin. progress. anu ,lnvr!
ouineiit nf thc pBlhetlc movement III Eng gIR!.
1t IL Intended tn have alr. Wilde present nj
tho Standard Theatre ~, thu lligl,t Of his ar-
rival lure, AMI ntlnrt him MI opportunity to
sce himself Reproduced III the 3t.nt}'ny7.c ut
"pGtlence," mud Ills !lrst public nppeainncn
| Will probably bp on the evening Of jan. O.
, 1881-12-24
TRESPASSING.
Conviction OF II 1Vfsco1l*ll, Man for CUT
tug Ttstllltr OIL Government Lniids
EnstLai Eiatnffh Ia The Ehfcdna Trfhuuk

Conviction OF II wisconsin Man for CUT
ling Ttstllltr OIL Government Lniids
Enstiai iIssuseh to The EHtcdao 1rtbun>
MADISON. Wis, Dee. GL--in important suit
has l.eeu III progress In tho United States Dis
trlct Court hcrp for two weeks ralst. involving
tho trcspass ease at H. II. si!ls, cf Mil!stH1,, in
thls cuar tho chnrge being that defendant lind
cut tttuler III II number Ut Government fortirs
ncar Mi!Iston. Eminent t.,,lIlscl huve been en-
e1.Ecd bo,h for the Government ana tho dofcnd-
unt. Lfeut..Gov. J. II. bingham ass1stcd United
States District Attorney Lcws, tho defcndunt
brinu represented by Villas md nryant, Ut this
city, aud ]. n. Morrow. Of Sparta. Tho case wRs
given to thu Jury last tl9ht. they returning n
verdict tolny Ut SLIM Aun eosla amounting IN all
III &.,sW. On must Of TITO 6urlvst0is ehsrged
as being trc:pussesl upon tue jury f0ltt' tho it,
TeTldant guilty s1i1l0 nj them l'y i'm Met of
ttn,gress allowing trsspnsser. TO- enter iunds
treapAssed upon prlnr tn 16in UIitler tho III.
ssruutions Ut thu Court. the defendant. having
entered them utter tho trcspRss, which wns tho
ni,st yuEuabic part of tlle land, wAs fouu'l mt
ube. Tho Jury f,und that tue Guyernme,lt
ngcnt wi",. investigated thssc trcspasses-':ol.
Genrxo Il. Ifcnry-waA CORRECT oil allnnat nil ut
tho chArgcs u trespass on tho subdivisions re-
ported.
, 1881-12-24
CASUALTIES,


An Accident In Which tito Pennsylvania
Railroad 3TaZnRfrA TOnk E'Hrt.
PHILADELPHIA. rh., Dee. G1-A passenger
train from Nnw YUrk ran 1ntn tho rear ind Ut a
freight traln noar 1Ioime.nirg this evening.
The engine anl aevurai freight enrH wcro con-
eldrrnb1y tlnmagod. and tho Trucks blocked sey-
crAl hours. Tho passenger train, drawn by I'm.
Elnc No. 10. loft New Ynrk at l:45 THO .lnmnro
amounts II Rb,ut ti,U9. Tho Incident. 1t II
said. WAS caused by tho freight pulling ont
Whoh 'tshouIn hnvo waltet fur thu pnasaaa nj Tho
t'assctRer-tratn. M ono was Injured. Amnnr
the passengers wern Fresldont 1eotycrta und
Vice President Cnssatt. If tho Pennsylvania
Raltroad. When tho eng!neer Haw tho freight.
train rtllitnH out Intn tho f,,ain track tio re.
veTscd tho engine atrtl nut IN tho brakes With
ei1th force ~ 10 thrw tho nlbsehRcra oft 1T
their seats. 4 pllr4o wna tnRf3e up for tho puKi-
tlDcTs wh0 remained ut hla post.
, 1881-12-24

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