Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-23


Yesterday
p-,dlaugh was expelled from the
r,,.e Of Commons, yesterday, by
y,.e OF NJ to s..
Tho CAV and wicked ''Jsrdin'Mabille"
,p,ri, i, no more. The land has been
IA for building lots.
The production of tea in Japan is
.sdily increasing, and now reaches
.rsr a ,OOO, 900 pounds annually.
Philadelphia dispatch says: The
..,rjs Of reform claim a great victory
rrsr the gas trust candidates in yester-
/ iay's election.
The south Carolina Republicans are
-,;,g 10 hold conference on the 2d Of
u,r,h. to decide on the best policy for
be coming campaign.
Out Of 81, ,274 newspapers and periodi-
,,r. published in the world, $500 are
!, English: ,fthe rest half are in Ger
r,p and 4 fourth in French.
:, far this month 9,5T5 immigrants,
rrlriing l,4l9 that came Saturday,
have landed in New York. The arri-
,ss for January numbered II ,242.
Patti will open in New York, to-mor-
-,w night, with ia Traviate," the
gm Of -, 900 being already realized
am the sale of tickets for the season.
Another discharge of 100 census em-
loves will take place on or about the
:, o., March. This will leave 800 still
emaiuing on the rolls to complete the
vo,S.
The Crown Prince of Germany can
hsa,, Of ~, so ancestors, according to a
geological tree of the House of Prussia
uhich has been compiled for the Berlin
Heraliic Exhibition.
The Wisconsin Legislature has re-
-ealed the famous anti-treating law,
ras>ed last winter, which was declared
constitutional 10y n Milwaukee judge
lai has always been a dead letter.
Statistics show an alarming increase
q malignant scarlet fever in Phila-
Jrrlis. The deaths in 1850
v.yc hlS, and last year were l.
~ The deaths for seven weeks Of this
ysar has been so.
Congressman Orth, of Indiana, reports
very general feeling in Congress in
ay0g Of liberal appropriations for inter-
a Improvements, and looks for ''mOst
Huerous appropriations" for the Missis-
Sypi and its tributaries.
Oscar is safe enough down at Cncin-
nat. The Cuvier Club of that city EN-
brssshe ssganss-lsrssls OF tire sr-seUte-Fteh'
PRECISION; and no Wilde goose is allowed
10 he disturbed at this aesthetic season of
the year.
\ Washington special says sergeant
Mason complains he has been confined
in dark, dirty, rat-infeSted cellar, since
September, when he shot at Guiteau,
and he is indignant at the discrimina-
ton shown in favor of the assassin.
In the matter of forming National
Association of Telegraphers the opera
tor, Of St. Louis have adopted resolu-
lion endorsing the action of the Pitts
hUrgh operators, in calling u convention
to he held at that city the first Monday
in March, and will send delegates that
convention.
The Comptroller of the Currency Yes
trriay authorized the Fulton National
Bank, Of Lancaster, Pa, to commence
business with a capital of son, 900, and
the First National Bank of Baton Rouge,
La. tn commence with Il capital Of
SlUprUD.
senator Fair has introduced a bill
which provides that ten per cent. of the
silver certificates hereafter issued from
the Treasury shall be of the denomina-
ton Of one dollar, ten per cent. of two
dollar, and twenty-five per cent. of five
dollar certificates.
There are now about 355, 900 cases be-
fore the Pension Commission for att
iudication. The present force at work
just about turns out the same number of
cases rs comes in. ~, baSing the esti-
mate on the present force at the Pension
Bureau, the work is seven years behind.
The Associated Press furnishes long
explanation of the manner in which it
was led to give publicity 10 the alleged
testimony OF Pitney, inculpating Sena-
tor and Mrs. Sherman. As the matter
has long since been officially denied, the
explanation only serves to show tht
Willingness To DO justice 10 all.
The Count lie Chambord, whose name
has never before been mixed up in any
financial speculation, isSaid to have lost
5,c0,0OO francs by the failure of the
Union Generate. The Orleans princes
lost about S6,OOO,OOO francs. The Wis,
eomtesse de la PanOuse, better known
as Nile. Marie Heilbron, lost her fortune
II Is said, and her house i'm the Pare
MOnceau isOtfered for sale.
The commissioners Of immigration
ofNew York in their report presented
to the Assembly at Albany on Friday
show that 455,6Sl alien passengers, who
had never before been in America
landed at that port during 1851. d
these 6,527 in the same period were all
mltted to the charitable institutions
Tn the first day Df Dapen1har last SIS