Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-12
THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.


Wall street parties are trying TO buy
up Confederate bonds az $3.50 per l,OOo.
All the mill men in Muskegon, Mich,
are on a strike for ten hours as days
work.
The French visitors we're the guests
OF Baltimore city yesterday, and were
handsomely entertained.
Awomsn named Cooper and her child
were suffocated in a burning store in
0swego, N. Y, yesterday morning.
A new action + as been brought against
Capt. Howgate for 81, 900 by the United
States and his Western Union stock at
tached.
The Common Council OF Chicago has
given the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company permission TO lay its wires by
underground cables through the streets
OF the city.
The New York Stalwarts say they will
place no hindrance in the management
OF affairs by the majority, and that they
will give their hearty support to the
State ticket.
Foxhall, the American horse, won the
Czarewitch stakes at New Market, Eng
land, yesterday. The race was the
event OF the year on the English turf.
Nineteen horses ran. o.. ..--.-1.-.s.r p
1t is generally believed that at least
two Cabinet changes will be announced
| when the Senate meets to day, the retir-
ing members being Secretary Window
and Attorney General MacNeagh.
Atleast fifteen thousand people will
be in the procession at the review which
will take place in New York City on
Thursday evening in honor OF the arri-
val OF the German delegates to the
Yorktown celebration.
G. w. Fonda, cashier OF the Farmers
National Bank at Constantine, Michi-
gan, left home September 2lst, and has
not returned to date. Large deficiencies
in his accounts are now reported as ex-
planning his prolonged absence.
At a meeting OF the stockholders OF
the National Stock Yards OF East St.
Louis, yesterday, Joseph Mulhall, OF st.
Louis, retired from the Board of Direc.
tors, and Jay Gould, who has recently
become large stakeholder, was elected
to his place.
Congressman Jorgensen, OF Virginia,
who has heretofore been q leader OF the
straightout Republicans, will issue q cir
cular address calling upon members OF
his party to support Mahone's ticket in
the approaching election, as a reward to
Malone for voting with the Republicans
in the Senate.
DR.. Thomas was suspended from the
church by the jury of the Rock River
Conference late Monday night. He was
found guilty OF all the charges and two
OF the specifications against him. The
jury in DIR. Psrkhursts case returned d
verdict of not guilty.
A circular order was issued 10 day an
nouncing the appointment OF Z. 7.
Wright as General Superintendent Of
the Lake Shore lines, with headquar-
ters at Cleveland. Mr.. Wright was
formerly Superintendent OF the Buffalo
division OF the Lake Shore road but lat.
terly Master Of Transportation on the
Erie road.
In the Senate Yesterday the oath OF
Office was administered to Nelsoa W.
Aldrich, Senator elect from Rhode |
Island, and to Lapham and Miller, Sen.
ators elect from New York. A commit
tee appointed to wait upon the Presi-
dent was informed that he would COM
municate in writing with the Senate |
tomorrow.
Work ion the Texas Pacific Rail
road Is progressing rapidly. Fity.seven
car loads OF ties and rails are being used !
daily. The track has been laid TO q
point 4y2 miles west OF Dallas, in the |
Lympha mountains. A through passen-
ger train will be put on between st. !
LOUIS and San Francisco and all points !
in California and Oregon, by the lst OF
January, 1852.
Foreign
1t is reported that a new conspiracy
against the life OF the Car OF Russia has
been discovered.
II is officially announced in St Peters- |
burg that all the new State Bank notes /
have been subscribed.
Sixteen persons are being tried at
Leipsic, Germany, ior disseminating
revolutionary writings.
A great sensation in Berlin is caused .
by the statement that Prince Hohen- |
lobe intends retiring from the Reich |
stag, his constituency in Bavaria being
in favor of liberal candidate.
At the autumn meeting OF the Iron |
and Steel Institute in London yesterday |
Capt. ID. n. Jones, of Pittsburgh, Pa, |
read paper on the manufacturing OF .
steel and steel rails in America.
The Paris Bow" publishes letter .
from Gen. Garnet Wolsley, in which hp .
say0 he earnestly trusts that the char .
mel tunnel project may never be carried .
out, as he feels that its construction will |
be lasting source OF danger to England !