Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-24

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THE NEWS.
,ss server was shot dead in
po.common, Ireland, yesterday
,,.rv Folger announces he has
,or,on of going on the Supreme
,b
rbuman skeletons have been
" rnJer the old Dilmyer House, at
sgon, q.
canadian Parliament will abol-
5uty on tea and coffee at its pre-
SsSion.
Austrian government Is prepar-
..pd an army Of eighty thousand
INFO HrrEegorins.
canadian Press Association is
The Government to take steps to
h postage on newspapers.
- y. Potter, ex-member of
~, and one OF the leading politi-
sf New York, died yesterday
1.ng.
NauI,, dispatch announces that
II :arihalii is row in a helpless
al rondiSion from the effects Of
M accident and old wounds.
rs Kentucky House has passed a bill
i E.h New Years Day as legal
1 ,y: also one making it q fineable
o.r for minor 10 buy intoxicating
is
, 10 the close of business yesterday,
! T,asury Department had redeemed
1 "a states bonds, under the lO5th
/ sl>.pS6. .gOO, and under the lO6th
:l,l"t"o.
4 -ra rolicc Of Berlin cOniiScated the
4 London PUch on account Of the
i -nan on the Imperial reScript. Ii we
I 3-rm.,take the strength of P.Rch,
1 .r,r 4 will wish he had swallowed
I insult a. ne does the beverage.
/ .-..,,-,.-.;,,.. ~ Il sp,nrinlr yt.as
/ Ken into last night and six hundred
/ twenty pounds Of dynamite stolen
i, by unknown persons. The in
geuce causes conservation in Ire
L.. No clue to the robbers.
French SPECULATION has broken, bu
uuic was not rs great as had been
Iaa,l Some Peters pence were lost
a lew thousand families ruined by
collapse of the Union Generals, but
powerful syndicate Of financiers, in
NJ the Rothschilds, will now assist
l,turiug confidence.
TIE London correspondent of the
ester GtUdi0R, says there is
ui for Supposing, in spite of deniais
.y the British Embassy, at Con-
.llsrplc, that arrangement has been
~, ~ which, in certain cOntingcn-
e., British and French men of war
.h nccupy the port of Saaid and the
!szaulria harbor.
4 colossal railroad scheme has been
~ ryed in New Mexico, which eop-
|suylagrs the construction Of eighteen
alroads in that Territory, all to be tribu-
a.y % the Atchi>on, Topeka and Santa
r. railroad. The capital stock of the
CmTany i So, 100, 600, and it is claimed
ILL.,. ,.J-5, so has been subscribed
Mr. Hu.hall, Of the statistical Society
uIolUuu, estimates the amount earn
ei by commerce, manufactures, mining,
agriculture, carrying, and banking in
Euvpe in l~>0 ut -, 7,6S3, 100000, show
Ing an increase for Great Britain OF
&S7ooO,Ooo, against $, lS,OOO,OOO fol
tde re,!1t Europe.
After nine pupils in one of the Buffalo
lubEc schools had died Of scarlet fever
tie authorities concluded to investigate,
sll found that the wooden floors in the
lwc,t pert Of the building were sorotted
BY water underneath that the damp and
Eu>ty ocorS arising werealmost un5aar-
s...
i S-uIy larkiug has become so not nj
'-, la chicago that the bar association
Gtaa ci;y has felt compelled to take
tbr matter in hand. At meeting held
Saturday, which was attended by sew
say-f,vo attorneys, the matter was fully
.i'' L>-vd with a good deal of feeling,
81. resolution was finally adopted APP
pointing committees to look into the
natter in each court, and make a report.
ACon>tantiuople correspondent says:
has replied TO the Turkish
-1ie relative to the joint action of Eng
and AMI Franco in Egypt, that the
Porte will do well to await the explana-
"a i, has asked from those powers, be-
rtakiug further action. A Vienna
'Io~pondent says that England and
i"urc have arrived at a complete I'M
.s- landing in regard to their collective
,!nu, and will so inform the Porte.
The English Parliament will meet on
he ith of February, and Mr.. Gladstone
las iSsued a letter to all his supporters
rying them TO attend at the opening,
: matters Of pressing interest will be
aomitted at the earliest practicable
ate it i supposed. What these meas
Ies are is not mentioned, but they are
opposed to be the adoption Of some
hanges in the rules and the introduc-
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