Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
THE NEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.
New Hampshires debt is S., S,S72,770.

OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
New Hampshires debt is $S,S72, no.
The army worm Is chewing up Jer-
sey tomato plants.
Archer gets 5000 for his two minutes
and ffty seconds work at Epson
Downs.
Forest II. Parker was yesterday elected
President OF the New York Produce
Exchange.
Within two years the Mexican gov
ernment has paid S2,SO0OO0 in railway
subyentiOns-
The Roman Catholic Knights OF Ohio
convened in annual session at Colum-
bus, yesterday.
The Niagara Oil Works at Buffalo
Wrre damaged TO the extent OF f25, ,0OO
hy ire yesterday.
Mr.. IOrillard, the owner Of Iroquois,
won 81. 500 on bis colt. and sent bali OF
il 10 Archer, the jockey. 1
oil was struck yesterday at a depth
Of 600 ieet by the persons experiment.
ing near Burgettstown, Pa.
Il is said that Miss Nellie Grant Ssrto-
ris will probably pass the summer with
her parents at Long Branch.
The Chicago Press Club has secured
n new charter and starts out with one
hundred and twelve members.
The Belmont county, Ohio. fair will
be held at st. Clairsville on the lith,
18th and l6:h days OF September.
A vein Of Ignite coal has been dis
covered in the Minnesota river bluffs,
about TOUR miles from Redwood.
A suryeyiT party has began work on
the Toledo, Delphos aud Burlington
branch, from Marion to Indianapolis.
The National Typographical Conyen-
ton met at tTcrontoyesterisy. Delegates
from all parts Of the United States are
present.
There was heavy frost in the vicini-
ty OF Paisley, 0at last night. Grain,
fruit and vegetables were seriously
damaged.
BENJAMIN Albin and Stephen Albin
we're arrested near New Albany, Indiana,
Saturday evening, on a charge OF being
eOanterieiteIs.
n
abused 4 neWsboy for forgetting himself
AMI calling out, New Testament, sec-
Ond edition"
smith,. I'd. Ohio, has been designated
as the place for holding the Jefferson
county fair. The 18th, 18th and 30th OF
September are the dates.
In the L nited States not far from $780,.
nnn =. "A kh.ah sauar aaf
est, and the Government receives about
Sl5,OOO.OOO revenue yearly.
Pittsburgh glass men say that Pitts
burgh ware is crowded out Of the mar
ket by foreign ware brought in at one
fourth the legal rate OF duty.
The Pittsburgh and Hazelwood oil
companies have consolidated. The con-
solidatiOn has go wells, with a produc-
ton OF over l.40O barrels per day.
At st. Charles, Minn, the other
evening, Philander Hall and Mrs. Betsy
lIiekox were married, the bride being
~ years OF age, and the groom 81.
A marble tablet, in eommemoration
OF Mrs. O'Lesry's COW, is to be placed
on tho building about to be erected on
the spot whore the fire originated, in
Chicago.
The steamer Rochester, from Balti-
more for London, has arrived at Spit
head, short of coal, and with loss OF
thirty.iour cattle, they having died on
the passage.
US. Grant has been elected Presi-
dent of the Texas Western Narrow
Gauge road. ami active operations to-
ward the Rio Grande will be at once
commenced.
A lealing gambler OF Cincinnati,
named W. III. Jordan, has obtained
Judgment for $50 against ex-Chief OF
Police Carson for the destruction OF
sporting implements after the service OF
q writ OF replevin.
A guest at the Sawyer House in Still.
water, MINI, walked out OF a fourth
story window in his sleep the other
night, and then walked into the hotel
and was shown to his room again. He
is expected to recover.
A sealed verdict in the case OF James
b. Doyle, tried for passing counterfeit
Government bonds, was opened in the
United States Court at Chicago this
morning. and as has been surmised, the
finding was guilty, with a recommends
ton to the mercy OF the court.
A Young woman Of Galesburg, llli-
nois, has undertaken alone 10 reform
the men of that town. She enters the
saloons, gambling houses, and other
places OF low resorts at late hours, often
surprising her male eacquaintances, with
whom she then pleads and prsys.
The British cousins are now compla-
Gently claiming that lroquOls is an Eng
lsh colt, anyway. That bennington,
his sire, was imported, and that Maggie
b. b, his dam, was by Australian, also
imported. And then he had been reared
in the English climate, and trained on
the English turf. But where did he
get that name Iroquois? That is not
only American, but aborigine.
Pere Hyacinthe sails for the United
States in September. In addition to
PeTe Hyacinthe there are two other dis
tinguished elerYymen attached TO the
Gallican Church in Rue d'Arras, in
Paris, one young American priest.
This rapidly growing church has need
OF funds for its development and exten-
sion. II is mainly for this resson that
Prre Hyscinthe is coming to America.
Albert CLARK, an immigrant who re-
Gently arrived with his family at Peru,
Neb., was stricken with insanity. lie
cut his wiie's throat with pocket knife
and then went out on the street with
shot gun. Meeting f. N. Sargent, a
harness maker, he shot him dead. The
madman's next attempt was on his
own life, in which he nearly succeeded.
The murderer leaves TO charity five lit
lie children.