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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
BRIDG EPOkl.

Typhoid FEVER i, on the increase hcr"
Master Frank Hathaway j. sick with
typhoid fever
Pink eye h;I, appeared among the horses
"f several parties here.
Miss Annie Rrunum returned to Beaver
seminary yesterday.
James Turner spent SUNDAY at h"m".and
returned to Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mr. James pltterSon, sale agent fnc the
". &. &. mines, j. now in town.
Mr.. Emmett Chandler. who went to Mich-
ig;ru l;>, spring, iS home again.
Mr. Will Orr teacher in the sixth room
ri our school. j. down with typhoid fever
Mr. Morton. agent Tor Van Antwerp,
Bragg II Co., Cincinnati, wa> in town
Yesterday.
Mr. I'd. chapman takes pu>ition aS
check clerk n West Wheeling on fhur>d1r
Tor the 4. Y. &C..
Mr. ThO~ Muyberry and wife, OF Newark,
Ohio, and Mrs. Annie Mayhrrry, "I Phjtu-
dclphia, are visiting At Mr.. y. }. BaggS.
Mr.. Chas II. Miller, one ri the roudUc-
of the I. Y. road. Is to bc married next
week Ia one ot Tulcdo'S iaireSt daughters.
Mr.. George Baldwin, the engineer wh"
died from Il >caid rcccil ed in the wreck 1t
Urich>yillr. "n Friday, was buried ycSt"r-
duv afternoon nj Crruiar. Pa. Hl> death i
II cause ri general rcgrc, tn all wh" kn""
him
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I HVNl IUTN ID IIlr IUTVtS WHIVH HTV
ArrMYed on the Side Of Ireland.

The first and. greatest Of these forces, Of
CoiSurSe. that the cause of Ireland iSlust and
reasonable. Accordinly any impartial man
oiany nationality will foramOmcnt serious
iy deny that the Irish people, distinct i'll
race aud creed, in temperament, character,
and mind, have right 10 demand the
abolition ui their government by others
and sthc establishment OF government
and themselves Nor will many people be
now found blind enough to contend
that this demand for self-goyernment is in
every sense OF the word natural demand.
1t was all very well for Mr. Gladstone to
declare when he announced the arrest OF
Mr.. Farnell that he was not making war
on the Irish people; hut no American i'll
innate as he is with lrishmen and Irish
feeling, can he deceived on this point You
make war OF a people when you outrage
and insult lis leaders. And there is not
sane man on the American continent
who does not know that when Parnell was
put in prison, war was made on Al least
nintecu out of the twenty millions OF the
Irish race. The demand for Sclf-goycrn-
mcnt for Ireland is, in fact, more than
national; it j, radical, and is demanded
with as much fcrvOur and YigOr by
The Irish in America
and the Irish in Australia as by the Irish at
home. And this is the strength OF our
movement. | can scarcely convey by
words th sensations which are
stirred in me by what have
seen since | came to America. Much aS |
had heard of what the feeling in America
was the reality iar exceeds all my cXpccta-
ti0nS. | have met in every town young
men and Young women, American III birth,
education, and ideas who never saw and
probably never will sec Ireland, and who
vet, because their fathers or grandfatherS
were Irish, felt aS strongly, or perhaps
more strongly. for Ireland than those who
had never left her shores
Il was born and raised in Canada said
4 gentleman to me in Elmira, and have
never seen Ireland. but | think | would be
ready To 90 over Ia fight for ireland to-
morrow, if | thought il would do any
good" "'1is.tifty years since left Ire
land" said oite old grey headed man To me,
i'm the same town "and ] still feel as thor
oughly aS eyer did for Ould Ircland.' In
Fail River waD presented with two purses
Of SluO each bv two Ladies' Land Leagues.
One of these leagues consisted principally
of Young girls At work in the mills. They
had semi Il 500 lust a week or two before tn
the Land League, and when my visit came
they were dead broke. liut they wcr" not
L. hc beaten They went among their
friends. borrowed the money, and - were
~ good Il, their brothers when the day Tor
my meeting came round. Surely,
Amy Impartial Observer
will see that 4 sentiment like thiS-whiCh
passes fresh from generation to gcnrration
which the distance of three thousand
miles of ocean makes fondcr. which induces
the hardcst-workcd to give generously of
scanty wagc>-surrly, | say, 4 sentiment
like ilIi. LuS i'm il 81 much uf strength and
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THE FINAL STRUGGLE.
ISSUES BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND
In the Great Contest for Irish independence
A Letter to "The Register" from
TT. 0Connor, NJ. PA Bril-
liant PronounCement.
AN INDEPENDENT IRISH REPUBLIC,

TIE REGISTER publishes this morn
ing letter from the Irish orator, L. 2.
O'CONNER, member ofthe British Parlia-
ment for County Galway, Ireland. 1t
Is i'll response 10 personal letter adj
dressed To him by Il member of THE
REGISTER staff. While The REGISTER
cannot share to the full extent the san
Guinc, the TOse-cOlored view which Mr..
O'CONNER takes of the present struggle
between England and ireland and what
ii will effect, ii cordially commcndS to
the people, II pronomccment which
commendS itself. 1t is eloquent, argu-
mCntatiYe, practical.
The Irish Land Bill. when ii left the
House OfC Commons, ,ScemcdtO bethc most
complete act of justice the Imperial Parlia-
mcnt ever proticrcd to Ireland. Catholic
emancipation WAS hampered hy insulting
restrictions, and was long dead letter;
the diScstablishment of the Irish church,
though it was Il courageous and tri-
umphant achievement, was anything
rather than Il recognition of religious
equality, for 10y one prctemcc and another
the lands and buildings and the bulk OF
the funds We're given back To the minor
ity. Municipal reform, Parliamentary
reform, the whole catalogue of what are
called cOnceSSiOmSt to Ireland, We're of the
same character, dOCked and diStigured
upon the Jealous scrutiny of the English
people. But the Land Bill was 50 gen
croUS in its conception that, after the
tapping ii has undergone at the hands
of Il selfish OligarChy, all Act of parlia-
mcnt remains which honestly and fear
lvSsly administered may du for Ireland
what Stein and llarlcnhcrg did for
Prussia build il up anew from its
ruins, may, indeed, without violence or
wrong To any one, undo and reverse the
conii~cation of Cromwell and the Will
liumitc ,Purliamrul~ The claim of in
dividualS To comliScatr property is dead
AMI gone ages ago, but the claim of the
lung-cXcludcd Irish race 10 the POSSES
sion and cnmtrol of their own soil re-
mains an iurNtimguiShabl" right, and
this is recognized, ii seems, in the Land
Act of 1881 for the first time since SarS-
field started from the Shannon.
The Land Act is no sort of cath hOlicOn,
and final solution Of the Irish difficulty.
In England, when one reform Is accom-
pli-hcd, men turn their attention to
another; with Ireland, whenever some
ncCdiul concession Is tardily granted,
there is sure to bc :, 'dint cry that now
Ireland has got justice, a'ld ought to he
cUntcutrd and thankful. The price
OF permanent peace in Ireland was
stated by John Staurt Mill, long ago,
with great simplicity. "ro pacify
Ircland," he said, give her not half
! what She asks, but the whole of what
She is entitled TO-"
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GRIM ES.

OM,HA. NEH. November 2S-A carpenter
named DuZenbUrY, employed at Fort
Omaha. Suicidcd last evening. by cutting
hi, throat Alteration of the mind.
CoIrvnr~. O.. November 2S-A special
tn the Times from Gore. o., says that Allen
Eastrrlng, = noted character of that COM
munity, stabbed and killed Levi Pay, at
Old Strait,yilc. three miles from Gore, last
might. Ea>tcriiug i in Jail III Lexington.
NrErprr>. Mis-. November 2S--Ou sat
ur,jav four men with Il wagon. passed
through here. stating that they were from
the north Alabama line and going to Ar
kansas They Campcd thrr" miles west OF
here, and ON sunday evening persons pass
ing by found them lying on mattresses,
covered with quilts. each with his head
split open ~ though With IN axe. No "yi'
jvncc Of robbery was visible.
CINoNNNrE November 2S.--la> Tcllct
died this morning, at lh" hospital, from a
fractured skull. He vas drunk on Thanks,
giving night. when J.. HcnkC,a friend, tried
IA indl!rr him tn ~ home Trllrt refused
and struck Hvnkr a4tumning blow on the
chin. HcNkc was about tu return the blow.
when Tellcr drew 4 knife. llcnke then
took boulder and threw it ut Tciict with
srCh force Is to crush his skull. liCnkc
Immediately gave himself up.
loHpoy. November 2S.--Thc houses OF
two person, who had paid rcnl were vii
! isiic burned at ENockash, last evening.
Buttrriirld, the land lcagu" organizer Tor
the counties col Down and Armagh, was
arrested to-day.
4 party Of armed men forced an entrance
Ia the house Oi q farmer named . krcte,
near Mill street. County Cork. aud ilrcd
>cycra! Shots at the occupant, wounung
him. He had paid his rent.
CINCINNATI. November 2S.-ChaS. kukuk
stranger. well dressed shot himself in
Lincoln Park this morning. \ gold watch
and SO was found on his person and Il
note requesting notice be sent To NJ.
kukuk. H0bOken, y. y, that he was dead
4 7Tnr%-Ninr, Newark, special, says: l""-
wollvn Edwards, Il boz lS years old. WIS
caught stealing letters from the pootOiiice
box OF l.. :. Miller, manufacturer oi rubber
stamps The hoy Was formerly IN Miller >
employ and knew Miller received many
letters containing money
TluCACo. November 3S--A terrible trHgc-
dv /, rrpurtrd from Wnrrim", Iowa \
widow woman named Miller, IL Union
town. killed twU -! her children, aged three
months aud three years. The tragedy was
discovered accidentally, Saturday, ny Mrs.
Millcr's brother, who found her in hcd with
one dead child in each arm. She has been
insane >inr,. her husband died, two week :
ago.
CHIcAGo. November oI--A postotfice III
sprrtur arrested Iharlrr Moore, tins morn
ing, for ruhbing mails. The prisoner Is
from Virginia. His prrulatiunS, which he
confessed freely, were at Bartlett. thiS
county. whrrr he claims +" hr crank.
g. !,.,r,.-t b.,. .,pt.'r very ,iVu.l
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FIRE RECORD.

RIrGTTowN. Osr.. November 2H.-fLmp-
bell & Co.'S new Hungarian -FOUR mills
were burned yesterday. Loss, Si0pp.
CINCINNATI, November 23-Thc Pua!ding
iron furnace, at Cecil, Paulding county,
Ohio. we're burned yesterday ;nornIng
Total loss, $4,000. 1t was owned bS Gran
Bennett & To. of Pittsburgh. Five hund-
red men are thrown out of employment,
YouNGsroS, o., November ?s.-Ihc Stiles
Bro Grist Mill Company was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Also Chas. Hellis' resi-,
dence adjoining. Loss on mill. Ss.oD, and
on the reldeoes SJ0,
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IRELAND.

inxrpr. November 23.-A Dublin cor
respondent says. IN County Clare seven
houses were tired int" last week. "f which
outrage, no report, were puhli,h ,hcd. Re
s,tan>c To- the payment oi rent has not in
the least abatr,i. but rather increased.
\ Cork vnr",,rnudr'.' .alr: party Of
a..:i.,d r;r..s rrrrrIsis entered the h"r,c at
. woman named licrlu". ncur lI'!o"cI.
count Kerry. for the purpose of shooting
her hecau-r she had given irformatIon to
;nr rnl;rr The children threw themselves
upon their mother III terror. ana one "i
tf.rn -..-aived Chargr OF shot in the leg.
The p4.t- thcn left the house. after making
the ll!orl!"r ,wea., under threats or d@'th,
!:ut t. ,liyN,.r the occurrence. SIX pcrsnn~
have been arrested nu suspicion ot being
,.r,iirr.r":.,i 10 tn" outrage.
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FINANCIAL.
Stocks and Bonds In New YORK New
Traffic Agreement.

Nrw YogK, November 2S.-ln Wall street
runIor- concerning the trunk line diiiicul-
ties are conflicting, as usual. Their" are
also reports about Government purchase "i
bUnd,. At the opening bul!iNh feeling
prevailed and prices were firm. SnSc pre-
diets q higher market.
4 traffic agreement ha. been made he
tween I.rie and Buffalo, Pittsburgh and
Washington.
There j. better demand ior unlisted S"cu-
rites. state bonds and railroad securities.
The market opened strong and generally
/ To e higher. the latter for Memphis and
Charleston. General speculation was quite
firm and an advance recorded ranging from
\ To N, the latter for louisyill" ana
Nashville. Other shares prominent IN TN,
iiuuroycmrnt were 81 Paul. Denver and
Rio Grundr. Lake Shore. Tr'a, Pacific
Minnesota and Manitobn. and "cst"rn
Union.
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An Old nominion baldwin.

- JOINS. Y. L, Nnvrmhrr p -Thr cash
Ter All Prince Edwards Island Bank hu>
ah:cuudrd. lie made very heavy unaulhor-
ilgd advances, reaching. report says
To- $4,000 The loss will BE- very
heavy. but falls on the directors
ami stockholders. who are liable ior three
times the amount oi their stock. The bank
has Suspended for three months. Note
holders and depoSitorS will most likely BE-
all right. The whole affair i bad mess
pthrr local banks are unaffected
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AnnhInu Like Leather

IlN<. Mass, November 2S.-Proct"r &
ingalls,. leather dealers here have tailcd
Their liabilities are estimated at from
$4,000 To $4,000 Their assets
are considered quite large, great
part being in stock. The past three years
the firm has dealt in retinIshed leather and
established factory at Chelsea This line
of goods paid nothing and the general
Shrinkagc and losses by failures made
necessary the SllSpenSiOn.
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Anoihci isiIIiar,, Nntcb.

NV N"rE, November 2S.-Th" prize,
wen ia the recent cushion carom,. billiard
tournament We're prevented to-day t.
the yictur- Nchar!rr expressed hi>
determination "a rhallrug" Dion The viii
urr oi the emblem, "a play him = game
of 600 point, i,r it before his departure inr
Europe L. play NignauN. This game will
probably br playrd early in January. De
t,rr,brr 2n,h SEXTON and Schacfcr play
tsJD point gamc. undcc ihc new rules. Tor
~ ,,ig 4 side
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After Pnynr's Party.

WICHITA, K,.. November 2S.-Three car
loads OF Cnitcd States Cavalry passed
through this city yesterday on the At'hl-
son. Topeka and Santo Fe road, en- route
ior the Indian Territory, in anticipation OF
the Oklahoma colony raid from Gainesville,
Texas, which place Payne has now made
his base OF operations. and where large
,numDer OF coloniits have assembled.
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Another Bank Closed.

U~,.E CRY. KNN., November 2&-Th"
O>agc city Savings Bank suspended. to-
day, owing t. complications with the Dan
ford hank, and caldwell Il Hurncwcl.
which closed last Friday. The Carbondale
bank. which is under the same manage
ucut u those suspended. has been rc-or-
canjzed. and will not he affected
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Re,Iecming the Bonds.

WN>HiNrrON. November 2N.-Ihe Nrrre-
tarY of the Treasury. to-day. authorized ia"
Assistant Treasurer At New York To re-
,irrm. Wednesday. In" Goth inst. without
rebate. ri interest, the bonds embraced in
the one hundred and Iith call. l" IN
amount not t. exceed S1.pOo.""O. The "
,i,taut Treasurer has also been authorized
An r..,Irr,n. ON or after Wednesday, the 7eii
inst without rebate of interest, the re
mniu,lrr uf the bond, ui that call, which
were. then outstanding. The bonds viii
also hr paid i'm like :uauurrat the Treasury
Department. in Washington. on and after
tht. ir.J mentioned ,iutt
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New York and Erie Canal.

ALBANY. y. Y. November 2S.-Cansl Of
ficials have no information indicating the
sudden closing OF the canals, though
the weather Is az freezing point. only
some 800 boats are on the canals, about
one-eisht the number OF last yeac when shc
canals wece closed b. ice,
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Missouri River Convention.

~. Jn~SirG. Mo, NuECmhcr 2S.-Thc Mis-
souri River Convention meet here a. eleven
O'Clock to-mnrrow. and preparations for it
are all complete. 1t Is called to urge. lcgi>..
lation for the Missouri, but the Mississippi
will not be neglected Delegates are begin
ming to arrive, and most o. thcm viii be
here this evening.
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FRANCE.

fNrl-, November @S.-Ihr Republican
Journals believe, from The results "I IN"
rlrct!"n~ inr Senatorial delegates. ycN'cr-
DAY. the Right will lo," twenty seat, ia IA"
Scuatr. Returns very Incomplete.
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small PoK.

SPsIyGy1ELp, Mass, November 2S.--An-
other pest house will be built 10 accommo-
date the small, pox patients. Seven new
cases, yesterday. OF girls employed N ia
rag rooms OF Whiting 4 Parsons papcE
mills.
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EnSelopPIl I'm Doubt.

\ Republican member said to-day, ghat
De. heartily wished that the Democrats hat
tine same ,izyd majority Jhut the Republic
cans have, that he organization and con-
;ru, ui the House, with 81 slim majority,
will De. very embarrassing. and that some
Iyelu. /, being stirred up un the Speaker
ship f.ht which will add 10 the cnhar-
r.tS-mcur>. II /, rWpurcd that Mahonr
support, Robinson. ni Massachusetts, and
will rive him the two Readius'cr votes oi
virginia. The manager, uI the
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LegtAinturr in Se~sioa.

LovrsyILLE. Ky. November 23-rhe Leg
islature met at Frankfort to-day: The Dem
ocratic caucus nominated Will Z. Owens, o.
Scott county, for Speaker OF the Houye. L
aom!ast;qa il elsiyMso. " ~ election.
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CASUALTIES.

p,ranir. MirB. November st Robin
,nn nf pc.amU an old ard respected rcsI
dent va, instantly killed BY an express
train on the Detroit, Grond Hayer and Nil
vaukee railroad. Ie va, walking on the
track. and the train appruschcd from be-
hind.
RoSnorF. \. Y. November 23.-Jobn
Booths stone quarry, al Wilbur. cayed in
this morning, killing the foreman, Edward
Kearney, and Mchas. Gilhem, and serious
" injurins Johu Cassidy and sandy
Pbslen
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.,nH .".~'~ ''' '''"' '''' ''N wv
.-..uitory symptoms of the
......r. mair their appearance in
.avm.lows,
developments proceed, it begins
,urrcwa, Just as much good
..Hr Uuyr, IL there was under
,... rr,lnuu ha> notified her man
semi. Size will retire from proGr~-
....u March, ON the expiration
..ur.gl.
..,,r Observers think that in the
.... ~pyakcr~hip of the House
..a }Jt-rock lead, with Ka~,ou
.,. ..-., I'M the rear.
last night destroyed the cN-
.. Establishment of the American
.. Company. 81, East Cambridge,
u-- j .aI lo~~ half a million dollars.
.....r.- vanity and cowariice
........wr-J equally balanced; ne
........... s,- soon "r NANCE" a.
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tu. larH Convention, "hlrh met III
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Lrccni,nclN Party

arr, stirring about diligently waiting upon
candidates for speaker trying To- learn
what each will agrrr 20 do for the 'rrrrl,-
hacker, ia ease OF his election. congress
muu PAGE. of California. says. We viii
mot make any alliance OF agreement with
tho Grrruh1rkcr,. Ii We haven't got votes
enough To- make straight nut Republican
organization, am in favor Ot letting these
Win MALn .,nl tMr Nnlcs tukC II.
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THE sPEAKt 3 ='P.
A FIGHT BETWEEN tn G L" AND
THE WEST.
The Two Sections Nearly Evenly Balanced
The Southern Republicans Holding
the Balance of Power.
WHAT THE GREENBACKERS WILL DO.

The Speakership contest i the all alb
sorbing topic in Washington, and while
not more than half of the members have
Vet arrived, the candidates are ali on the
ground, and using the arts which have
carried them through many contest,
i'm urlCr To insure success. Each candi-
date, - far, has but his own State dele
CATION ~ nucleus, hut after the first
hallot the break will come, and all hut
two or three will 20 To the wall. This
contest will be almost Sectional---thc
east against the we-t---and from present
advicc~, unless the western members
arrange their quarrrl- and present some
one, backed 10y their entire strength, the
east will a, usual, carry of the prize.
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The Message,

President Arthur has complclc'lh hi, mos
:5..,. h,g i, T, understood it will not he
placed in type until after il naN been read
I'm the rvn houses. the object being /" pre-
vent It's premature publication. It Is IN
drrStood. however. thet il will bH credit
able. b,l>incs>-likc document with little or
~ n-n4m.mfnI hnnri,hnS
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ON THE STAND.
THE ASSASSIN TESTlFYIkG IN HIS OWN
BEHALF.
Progress of the Guiteau TriaI-The Testimo'
ny for the Defense-Witnesses Swear
ing to Their Belief in His
Insanity.
CRANKY FOR TWENTY YEARS,

WASHINGToN. November 2S.-The CrinIi-
nal Court was dcnScly crowded this morn
ing, and at 10 o'clock Mrs. ScUyillc rcsum-
ed her testimony. She described Guitcau's
actions during his visit to her in 1873, and
said she was then convinced he WAS insane,
and should be put in an asylum. Frequent
objections were raised by counsel ior the
prosecution 10 the character Of the qucs
tiOns propounded by Scoville, and continu-
Ous discussion cnsucd between counsel on
the admis>ability Of certain evidence. At
times
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time and with our present rulers, il is moth
ing better than broken blade in para
lyacd hand.
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L Now MnIl.

Wr~t - from the Pacific coast, ~ from the
E,-r. gud y from the South. including Ken
tu,tv. The Eastern candidates, HiScock.
Reed and Robinson, are working to secure
an. southern votes, ~ these . wuu.d give
the E,~J. in cuuru>. >rycnty-i"ur. precisely
,n, number requisite u nominate. Count
I'm. tine Pacific states the West has only
~ry,urr-two votes Unless some NJ thr
Western candidates get uut of the way, and
! ,ltar section uuiJr> onacaniiiate thiN week,
there {, g-eu, danger that the East VIII
rautu~~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29

3. Ems theday ofCenteu uialcalehrL-
l..- .as not passed. The trustees of
Ns-Hagton's headquarters at Newbarg,
y. s.. rrnpo>c To celebrate ut that city
..~ di>h4ndment Of the colonial army,
'a.rl occurred at WaShingtnn'~ head
'"'r,vr~. Congress and the state L"Gi~-
H.--.~ arr tn hc mcmoralized for their
a', and the Society, Of the Cincinnati
. Is -aid, will erect monument to
commemorate Washingtou's refusal to
r~rmi, the army to march on Congress
'al obtain its demands at the point
'' 'hr hayOn0t, and to give him the
A@hSty otice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29

,.- Nr,lnuu has notified her man
.... ~nr will retire from profess
...u March, ou the expiration