Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
THE NEWS
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Domestic.

Domestic.
Five men were drowned at fall River,
Mass the first Of the week.
- ,;ould has purchased 100000
s,SrE ia the Nulean steel works at 81
r. ,br thir,l time within four months
c,rsyal Gard,ll was elected President
Yesterday
The emigrant rate from New York to
Cr;ra,o is now placed at - by the
p,rnsylyanla Railroad.
p,vsJrlphia's police force has been
,-....,I 81. $50 to aid in electing re-
;.,r. candidate for Mayor.
Csrri. Belle Steward committed sui
..Iss. E'sin. ILL.,, b, csuse her mother
,,f,r,,d 10 her intimacy with young
man.
William Neal, colored, sentenced TO
d. hanged at New Castle, Delaware,
r,iiay. has been respited until January
lO,h.
pepublican conference was held
TrssIsy night at Harrisburg, but those
'.spmhled could agree upon no man to
yep into divers place.
The Senate Of Missouri has rejected,
nv 4 vote Of nearly two to one, bill TO
~ up the whippng-POst Tor the pun
ishment ot petty thieves.
J,.,es Fowler, of Custer City, Dako-
- who killed man for refusing to
lin, with him Sunday night, was
F,r,rd by Vigilants the same night.
Frank Henthorn, a young man living
,vo miles and hall north OF Granville,
Linking county, was crushed yesterday
bya falling tree, instantly killing him.
4, Por; Jervis, y. y o, a party OF labor
s-s vent upon 4 spree. One was froz IN
J.sl ana the hands and feet of some
others so frozen that they have been
smputatcd.
The Senate Finance Committee in
lsfgi,sIv postponed the further consid-
Grafton Of the House bill imposing a
sp,riic duty on malt OF twenty-five
cents per bushel.
Minnie F. Lee, aged nine, OF Newark,
Y bitten by dog month ago, was
wi.d with hydrOphOOia yesterday. Her
"a, bro.Uers were bitten by the same
d1y at the same time.
A. tine Ctbiuet question will be set.
,'rI IN about a month We may expect |
fac autteGr talent OF the country 70 tall |
back on IT'S legitimate occupation OF
matching pennies for drinks.
prniston. Maine, dispatch says: |
Sylu. the missing town treasurer, writes |
a ...t.r from TO'eiO, OHIO, in which, it |
rsa,Ir,,d. he admits the delalcation and |
the deception OF his friends.
Jll., Bond has denied the PRAYER OF
m, ,pr.i,ionrrs in the Atlantic, Mlssis-
,IppI and Ohio railroad case, and con-
,irupI the previous order OF the court |
Tor the sale OF the road to day.
An abandoned schooner was discoy-
cred in Chesapeake Bay yesterday. On |
rge ice near her were lot OF clothing |
and a pair of oars, indicating that the |
crew had perished in trying to reach
the shore.
Hon. John +. swift, Of California, the
American Commissioner who negOtia-
ted the treaty with China. arrived at
Cleveland, Yesterday, en- route 70 Wash
IngtOn. lie called on General Garfield /
al Mentor, %.
Secretary Arthur l.. Thomas, acting
Governor Of Utah, in the absence OF
Governor Murray, refused the demand /
made upon hun 10 issue to Cannon, the
Mormon. a certificate OF election as dele
eg,s To Congress, on the ground that
Governor Murray had already perform
eI that Junction Ot the executive ofhce.
Foreign.
some OF the Home Rule members OF
Parliament will visit Dsyitt in prison,
supI.
Ita'v is gradually marching away from
drspn,islu ~ Eus.aud IS marching to-
wLriit
John Robertson x Son, wholesale dry |
goods dealers, at Toronto, have suS-
pended.
II is understood Germany is desirous
that 4 second International monetary
conference be called.
Cues;a declined the Ministry Of the
Colonies in the new Cabinet. aud Leon
Castillo has been appointed instead.
Emperor William has sent an auto
graph letter To the Sultan OF Turkey, de-
c,lrins that Germany will do all IN her
power to prevent war.
Two ships were damaged and eighteen
railway trucks and twelve grain laden
blrges Sere destroyed by tire IN Victoria
dock. O.her damage was done.
The Duke OF Cambridge, commander
in-,hiei, has drawn mp a nut- on the mil
itary side oi the Candshar question,
lorci5ly urging the retention OF the
place.
There is no immediate fear for the
safety Of the British residents on the
west coast oi Airira in consequence of
threatened hos,ilities by the King OF
Ashantee.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has
passed, subject 10 amendment on the
second reading, a bill abolishing a mum
ber Of the restrictions hitherto existing
ON the newspaper press.
Fifteen thousand miners at Pendle-
bury, Lancashire, have decided to strike
for an advance OF l2l per cent. in wages.
Nine thousand miners are out on strike
in various other districts.