Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-26
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
i, Dais Register 'rz be mailed 70
H., ont of torn for sirty:fre cents
+ |,,o,it6. address changed as often
Iesired. -a>
H.. \. NJ. Curtis will be asked y. 70
an involuntary assessment OF sI'OV"'
vulgar call it fine.
. toy pistol killed more people IN
,spo on the Fourth of July than all
<Egyptian guns at the bombardment
y Ilexandria.
- are abundant at Atlantic City,
re. at Long Branch, English Lords
Newport, snObs at Saratoga anu
,uitoes at Cape May.
ipherd has broken out again, this
as pamphleteer. We are ooiieeu
I line with thanks the opportunity
! int his pocket library.
4 .e Georgia Liberals will meet IN
n Convention on the 18th Of Au-
i and il is intimated that they will
,L.o,i,stion of stephens for
ernOr.
<ben the monitors Montauk ana
btucket put to sea to to test the sea-
II Qualities, wouldn't it be humane
i sroyide them literally with life
ervers?
hay have had a mosquito scare at
\ Beach, one of the songsters hav-
,itten little girl. The police have
|ied the owner of the mosquito that
lst be shot.
Il NlT. hODeSOu llahCS NNS
1 his newspapers as he did with our
il will be necessary, one OF these
/ 10 consider whether the news
= r, shall be completed or sold for
bunk.
Iobn A Iogau contemplateS q
|ney 10 the White House two years
4re he should not attempt the Hen
4 n Canal route. Better try one Of
+ CioulGs trunk lines. This Is sub
\ cd in all kindness.
4 trrr sixteen million pounds of leaf
4rro have been sold in Lynehburg,
since the first Of last October, an
ease of about seven hundred thou
4 over the corresponding period Of
previous tobacco year.
ne New Orleans Times-Democrat
Il les that when the Tariff COmmis-
j is ready to report it will probably
! that Congress has acted on most Of
S Questions which it was instructed to
tstigate, and a large portion, if not
pitts report will be rs valuable and
seful as that junk-shOp literature
] the Federal Government is in the
!, Of printing.
! be Arabs call Cairo, the Egyptian
|rOpoliS on the Nile, the "City Of
y &ory." 1t contains about three hun
J thousond people, and in spite of
+ &hgeS and modern Improvements
l. under the direction of French
bitectS employed by the former
divr, the place is thoroughly Orien-
s both in character and appearance.
now defended by earthwork de-
r. and may make a stubborn resist
| b to an invading force of Europeans.
be iron ore bank at Cranberry, near
k;anooga, Tenn, which is being
4 Fated by a Pennsylvania company,
< ni>eS To be the most remarkable
ever worked in this country. The
has already been operated seventy
and promises to reach a thickness
O feet, and the supply seems mex
stible. The company has spent
y, 900 in railroad and ore land in
mentS, and will operate the mines
an extensive scale, proposing to
out 1000 tons per day.
q ugly story is told about Assistant
fetary fthe Treasury French's visit
Concord, at the time of EmersOn's
Fral. As the story goes he put in a
ot sixty dollars, for expenses. This
Secretary refused to allow until the
stant Secretary solemnly declared
he went on Treasury business. The
fetary allowed the bill, and is now
ing for the business. This way of
g it is not entirely new in the Gov
2 hent service, but if Mr.. French is
y, as charged, his high position will
ke the example Of dismissal all the
e valuable.
be interest on the public debt of the
ted States for the next fiscal year
certainly not exceed seventy-five
lions Of dollars. The payment on
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