Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
THE NEWS.

pr;rc,ss Louise sailed for Canada, on
,ns samaritan, yesterday.
The aggregate value Of the property
oscoIored people throughout Tennessee
.-sot down at So, 1877, ,95l, being an in
o,o,se Of S671, ,lT9 over the preceding
year.
NJ Arthur is filling all the offices
with Stalwarts, the Stalwarts are hlllng
their pockets and the people are nIed
18th disgust. This is, indeed, very
filling administration.
Cuiteau still thinks he will get or
without hanging, through the finding
IA commission of lunacy, but unless
the commission be composed OF luna
ti,,. this will not avail him.
The Hebrew Leader, which Is the'lar-
rest Jewesh newspaper in the world,
and the oldest in the United states,
Justly takes pride in having entered up
on the thirty-fourth year Of its exist
ence.
Fred. Archer, the celebrated English
Jockey, keeps his weight down to III
rounds by breakfasting on seidlitz pow
ders and hard crackers. He Is worth
nearly half million dollars, but only
Keeps it to look at.
NIrs. Lamar, wife of United States
Senator Lamar, is said to be in 4 dying
condition at his home in Oxford, Miss.
She is a daughter of Judge Longstreet,
author of Georgia Scenes and her bad
health has kept the Senator out Of his
seat most of this season.
In Crumpton, California, League OF
Deliverance has been formed, whose
object is to cut the Chinese off from all
employment. y pledge has been drawn
up and circulated, to go into effect six
months after it is signed, which binds
all those who join the league not to en-
llOy nor to patronize any one who does
employ Chinese.
Charles +. Smith, of the Philadelphia
Press, must being doing thorough work
in routing shams and frauds-he has
three libel suits Oh hand now, and has
had any number of them within the
past two years. The general result is
about the samoa verdict in favor of
Mr.. smith, or one cent damages for the
plaintiffs.
Tn, British conscience is very elastic. |
northwestern India the English gov
eminent is trying TO suppress the heath
enish custom of buryiHg people alive as
a sort of sacrifice. Those who partici-
pate in these acts are arrested and Civ
en- various terms Of imprisonment. In
Ireland this same government has calm
" let people Starve to death, and en-
c.wagcs the process.
Col. John \. Cockerill formerly of
the Enquirer, later of the Washington
Post, now managing editor of the st.
Louis Post-DiSpatch, and one of the
most genial and clever writers in the
Profession, has been elected President
oftLe Elks and captain Of a horse cav
airy company. He has sent to Ken
turky for thoroughbred horse, rs Ow-
ing to the diabolical character of the st.
Louis streets it requires a horse wit h u
canon bone as tough as ivory.
Now that the sellers Of soda water are |
engaged in polishing up their fountains |
for the summer trade, it will interest
the public to know what kind of syrups |
it is going to have. In reply to cor
respondent, pharmaceutical journal |
recommends the following for raspber- |
ny syrup: Butyrie ether, 60 drops; ac-
etic ether, 10 drops; glyeerine, 20 drops; |
sweet spirits Of nitre, 10 drops; alcohol,
.! ounces, and tincture ofalkanet suff- |
cient to color. The idea of introducing |
anything like raspberries seems to have |
heen lost sight Of.
DebauchCd by one Of the wretches |
now on trial for her murder, and hack
cd in the supposed interest of justice by |
members of the medical profession, the |
bOdy of poor Jennie Cramer a thing of |
Shreds and patches, now lies decompOs-
ing in dozen different graves or upon |
rs many dung-heaps. The story of her |
levity, her betrayal, the discovery of |
her remains, and their butchery has |