Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-27
VOL. 10.
THENEWS
or the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

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The Won Stubens will be lionized by
the citizens OF Cincinnati today.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met is Washington yesterday.
Blanche Douglas vas arraigned yester-
day on a charge Of numbering Jennie
Cramer.
The threatening Indian gathering at
Prima agency, Nevada, yesterday re-
suited in peaceful Dispersal.
An effort will be made at New Haven
to day, to secure the release from Jail,
on hArl, OF the Malley boys.
A postal clerk named Van Horne,
running between Harrisburg, Pa, and
Pittsburgh, has been arrested, charged
with rObOing the mails.
Guiteau's trial has been postponed
until November l4th. Scoyille has in
timated that he would not raise the
the question Of jurisdiction.
Levi Morris was arrested at Mendoza,
Illinois, yesterday, charged with having
robbed and killed q man named Ford in
wriiiamstown, MfcnfgHus uyer year
ago.
Jacob Lowman, carriage manufacturer,
one of the oldest business men OF
Cleveland, retired last night in seeming
usual good health, and this morning
was found dead in bed.
The Democrats in the Senate are max
Ing desperate fight against the conhr-
nation Of StraInam, Rssdjuster, ap-
pointed by President Arthur TO the
position OF postmaster at lynchburg.
A man named MaCpin, at Big Creek,
Missouri, on Tuesday shot his wife dead
and then shot himself. His own
wounds not being fatal, he saddled his
horse and rode away and has not since
been seen.
Cartain Robert Ballentine, one OF the
best known vessel captains on the lakes,
died at Detroit, Michigan, Monday. de
had been in command Of various vessels
ior the last twenty years, but bad been
in poor health for some time past. de
was - years of age. He leaves an estI-
maUle family.
A well known crook named Minnie
Mars arrived at Detroit, Michigan, last
night from New York, where he was ar
rested las week charged with compll-
ritv in the skillful robbery OF come
: 900 in nall signed bills from the First
National bank OF that city on the 10th
OF June last. The authorities think
taev have a strong case against him.
\ ycung man named Frank Cruhdell
was arrested at Dundee, Michigan, and
taken 10 Detroit yesterday charged with
altering draft on New York bought at
Fort Worth, Texas, from tive hundred
dollars to FIVE thousand. Crundelrs
il.npr keeps a store at Dundee, aud the
Young man had recently returned from
Texas very flush with none which Is
claimed - have been obtained as the
result Of the fortunate speculation.
In the L. ). Senate, yesterday, Sena-
tor Ransom introduced a resolution
providing that the authority vested IN
the Committee of Commerce with ref
rrerce To inquiry into the condition OF
the Potomac, be continued till Decem-
Der. Adopted. Senator Sherman's
resolution providing Tor investigation OF
tie contingent fund of the Treasury
vas So moditisd "a To embrace the con-
tIngpnt funds OF the several departments
and adopted. The Meline report was
referred 10 the Committee on approprla-
tons.
The mysterious charges brought
AGAINST the Ninth Massachusetts, regi-
mcn5 on the trip to Yorktown led the
Cnirsgo Times to seek full information.
A member OF the South Carolina battal-
ION specifies that the disorder COM
menred on the arrival at Richmond, on
Moaday ii last week, where the Ninth
MAS the gurs: ui lie cIty. The mem
beTs took possession Oi draws and wag-
ons on the streets, elected barkeepers
IRON saloons and hrtp"d themselves 10
Euuur, aud kissed respectable Ia
dies on lGc sidewalk. Sew
el.l OF the u;mhcrs were put
in the lockuP, and the mayor ave them
fpur hours 10 leave, Governor Cornell
rendering the Thirteenth New York to
aid in eipcting them. II is also alleged
that tl,y tore down decorations in Rich
moai, visited negro haguios in crowds
and INDUCED in the tiltAieSt language.
Th-v rsnsacked store at ChtCSaHO!Gl"y
mi Their officers ordered them to The
trasn; they Quilted shops .; Williams
hrry and irsulted ladies in the street.
A k,niurky captain knocked down me
OF the Massachusetts, rioters. and his wcn
varv nearly commenced a bloody hEHt.
Ir,s a,ia.iiet that no better drilled ,r)'ps
w.rn on the ground. Alsr their arrival
ai Yorktown their C1uduct WAS such as
10 r4.. iur ! Sey>g> e.. p..d:aRd from ten.
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