Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12

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ii THE NEWS.
,rs - the Star Reuters were trying
expedite" thejury!
bs oil production is dropping and the
Hs ! gradually going up.
p,sipe and Keifer win assist in the
onblican campaign in Kansas.
The Vermont election shows a fall
,rlrom the vote of 1850 of about
m
cari deal of nervousness isa pretty
L., Characteristic of the strike just
on both sides.
rrrtxpo>ures of corruption in the
sirlphia poOr-house management
e more startling every day.
vs, Frank James been summering in
.rs,as Three bold highway robber-
were committed in Montreal last
.,k.
Saator CamerOn's fences are down
ain. with the additional calamity this
Of the pOst-holes being filed up
4 most Of the lumber carted away.
SIpp,,e the Star Route trials do cost
= Government as some energetic
Washington correspondent has discov-
nj. That's cheaper than a continu-
nEf Brady's expediting processes.
The French Minister of Agriculture
lust placed at the disposal of NJ.
,,eura further sum of $4,000 francs
continue his researches in connec-
4 n with the contagious diseases of ami
as.
4 The siege of the Rio Grand towns by
yellow fever still continues, while |
,nsacola is suffering more than any
4 Der. Fortunately, however, the
ague will soon be cut short by the !
1lumu frOsts.
/ Patrick II. Whaien, of Poughkeepsie,
arising at $50 Friday morning,
. mi that he was totally blind. At
~ his eyesight returned to him, as
yS,eriuus as it had gone, and he could |
q, well as ever.
Major Phipps, the missing Superin-
eairnt Of the Philadelphia Almshouse,
nOw charged with forgery as we'll a.
.riy, and revelations to the effect that
VS., once q New jersey savings bank
e. yr are hourly expected.
4 wild man has been discovered in |
be woods near Phillips, Wis. The
nature utters plaintive cries and flies
Ehen he catches sight of another hui
Iran being. He has nothing out roots |
t1d bark to SubSist upon.
IN, English and Turkish diplomat
i, at Con~tantinople are still haggling !
a.,ut the details of the Military Con-
venliou" proposed between England !
Lad Turkey, WolSeley moves rather
fowly, hut the diplomatists are much |
s0wer.
Owing to the frequency of suicides
rom the summit Of the Nendome Col
rrn. Paris, the authorities have thought !
!, To- exclude the public from that builG- !
.lg. In thirty-two years eighty-two |
,l,ur> have thrown themselves from !
.ar -allery.
IfArahi knew that his enemy is ac-
omlEi,d 10y treasure chests contain
rg the pay of the army he would |
louI1gs~ put his cavalry to work rs en-
.rsytic:slly as jackson, when he made |
Pope's stores feeders to |
he rebel army.
Ayali~e being carried from the cars |
% lhr steamboat i'm New Bedford, Mass,
udtcniy hurst into flames, a package !
.fmatrhrS contained in it having be-
One ignitcd by the jarring. Some Of |
he contents were saved, but the valise
'as thrown overheard.
When Wolseley heard Saturday |
aomiug that Arab had the dysentery, |
.e proceeded To make ''recOnnois-
anrr' Of Tel-el-Kebir. He discovered,
.owcvcr, that the Arab chief was not
.ck-in fact, was rather more lively
ban usual-and thereupon retired from
'el-cl-Kcbir in haste.
Gloomy prospects are reported from
rance in champagne-Old wines al
eady commanding higher prices be-
ause Of delays and deterioration in the |
lew supply, The Bordeaux vintage IS
otimated as smaller even than that o
Ssl. The vines in the Cognac district
Se nearly all dead.
Great Preparations are making for
demonstration against the
British Government. 1t is to take
lace ut Inverness in October. Lord
salisbury and Sir Stafford NOrthcote
Silllend their voices to the occasion,
md general arraignment Of the Gov
mmcnt's policy may be expected.
George Albert Townsend recently re-
urned from an extended tour in Eu-
ope. He rushed over 5000 miles in q
apid fashion, making his trip one of
work rather than OF leisure; but he has
'eturnrd in good health, weighs 2Oo
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