Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-23

o,bjltree wants to be elected to
We object! There are big
\ liars in Congress, now!
rot probable that James q.
:. xorrying himself into a fever
~ complications in Mr. Gamer
tschine.
mist have genius, or he could
=. eontrived to get himself so
1,b,v disliked by both parties in
n a time.
,riIder who helped Lafayette to
.,rper stone of the Bunker Hill
lent, fly-seven years ago, still
IN Boston.
s,cretary Kirkwood writes to his
,t Washington, that the people
strict seem determined not to
!, tr an answer, so that he will
~ he a member of the next
rrvptians have lust killed a
,phet." Ifhe predicted that the
ne weeks of May would be sun
,sd warm, it is a wonder the
ian, didn't resort to more extreme
r..
american Tract Society has dis
SSl4,4 los pages of literature the
|sr. and there wasn't a scalping
sory Of the west in the entire
r. accounts for the unpopularity
.eiety's publications.
-sin princess, who has been
late IN the Champs Elysees,
: cloped, like the young lady
!an's play, with her own foot
Her husband reached the station
mn, 10 see them glide out Of L.
Cleveland Leader says: The
-.chirfof the New York Tribune
v Reid instrument in his house
|aui>hes music and entertain
sr the whole household. In
Whitelaw is a father.
neu,ing upon the fact that on
youth Of eighteen has eloped
woman of sixty, the NOrristOwn
quantity remarks: This as-
.raze for antiquities is becoming
hcr too general, and threatens to
rouble."
Pman in Berks county, Pa, has
|und guilty of being "a common
The court sentenced her to
-four hours Imprisonment and a
k To which was added a further
b often days in Jail for being "a
/ u mischief maker"
NV Jersey Central railroad
salker at Greenville, y. j., on
morning, Uncovered the body
Ian lying on the railroad track,
j station. The head lay several
b.. The unfortunate man, who
y have been about 90 years of
j was well dressed, had evident
4 drrapi,a;ed by a train.
d the mos, horrible murders ever
he'd Wa that of a Bavariau
h by hi wife, who chopped the
,ply into pieces, and concealed
y among sauerkraut that she
n he market. The woman, who
i 4euced TO life Imprisonment, has
5 in the prison at Wurzbmg,and
fmon journals are reminded by
i Of the crime, and retell the
4 length.
) turns from the electric light
\ 4eumati>m liniment TO invent a
irt of 365 layers of apparently
D. linen. Il never needs wash
q layer Is stript of every day,
Is a perfectly white glossy sur
tdcrncath. He expects these
n be sold for S. a dozen. This,
Immediately after the cutting
p supply Of Chinese launiererS,
TN what might otherwise be an
koid.
hnkiug capital OF the United
! six hundred and fifty million
Four-tifth Of it is in National
The deposits are fifteen hun
ai.liOnS. The National banks
er hundred and twenty millions
Rd States bonds. The enormous
importance of the National
4 N5w York to those elsewhere
by the Eactthat deposits in two
, one hundred thirty-two banks
< Sle day amounted to two hun
ninety-ive million dollars,
il sum forty-eight New York
2 reivcd one hundred and sixty
= Hons, or nearly tifty-six per
Anc annual exchanges Of the
3 nks reach the prodigious aggre-
i"riy-eight thousand million
\ Mr.. knOX's figures concerning
2ngN hanks in the New England
die states also are very impress
4 thc YEAR lN5o their deposits
= y torty-three million dollars.
Y are eight hundred anGeighty
n iollarS.