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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Gu, in the Cold.
The Drnmmet.

A chilly nigh, in the city. The hurry
ing crowds Of bclatcd passengers seemed
bent en reaching home A. fast as posi-
bic. The deceptive fall weather had
caught many Of them unprosldcd with
tho necessary wraps. and a the, stepped
hri>kh 10 keep up the circulation each
one vowed he would nv, again DC eaugh,
leit out IN tho cold puc there Vas. how-
ever. whc scertev. II, III, hat,s-s l,tsle
fellow, dccrcpit and thin. his rag olu,ehei
closely IL hum. h,s lean laws shatterng
and altogether such picture ef misery
that. transferred ~ canvas i, the haad ~
Alllai> he would hc worth thousands ~
dollars longingiy he Saaed a, the ttan..
pafrn, rs winch announced cheap lodS-
my. hu, the appended puecs were Il.
bcNond h5> means He Wa> a ncwSl,spN.
III, enc ut the roili, kug Here's We
paper tof a ~, Aci kind. with lead .al.es
and careless hearts Who spend thei, day
on tho streets theu evenings IN the ton
gallery ~ The !hcagte and then night
a,a,s,, k:;,as .hs,e n, -. al. de-
tormrd And mentally depressed he Az
pcated the,ct> pc,>onii,, atom III despair
\ chance pa,sei hs noticed tho wiSsisi
Sazc 1T the unfortunate. and handed HIN
the pfiee 1t HI, lodging When the change
II expression ess A. marked - any uan>.
tauuaiion >scur. Nuh \ bright and 10y.
,sils oh thank Yea. sit. he iimped a.
the stHts Il the le,islek huusc. tan down
The tsat stars eut7thc Ia X epttanec and
>ean had the aeaftei invested III hccs
enough Ia mtke him res,c,tl, eaele>> A.
- "il.t sIuSt IT t'StT,fr'fs;- i,, ,..',..s.l.
MotAl Nametluee tho heuefas to, IN.
etead II The hesea, q, lett aut ~ the c5ld
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Royal Scraps.
81 lanes 6aiet,e

II takes a good many operations Of the
mind 10 make up what jus,ly can be called
a thought. and as the Roumanian Queen
herself made this Observation it may fairly
be suggested thar the tide under which
her collection ofingenious. witty. thought
tul notes has been brought cut IS no; a
perfectly appropriate one. They are AL
written WIKI wonderful neatneSs and
nicely mos, important point. consider
ins hoN the whole character of maxim
may he altered by the omission o. sab
S,liuuon If word. One runs the nSk ot
falling MO some perversioa Ut meaning
II endeaN ovla. - turn .nio PLAN English
thoughts written Il peEieC. tfeneh.
The attempt. however. worth making.
arr here are q alubef OF the fensssS'-
OF ,Ueen T. abeth selected or no par
;.ct,iaf prsac4p.e t.an ne In: haii u The
volume
Neaen &c Pad :hros II ne tai. OF
men ,aec ar bad ihIaeSh taai; 81 women.
The man owes ABOVE a. he woman
the woman owes aoove Al ;hc children.
Here. ii course ne :a..et meaning Re
longing N tren' n = the Wetd femme
5 n the knslI>h Is;
The sly age woman > :. beas; of burden
the Turkish woman Al animal of leNurl
me European woman l;;le OF both H.
lie fren<h. uue be;e i dee> 'in>.
horse tot ei.hes saddle .. shafts.
Ceq4et.x : not always :, ha; =
-Sametimes i shield.
\ woman enaIis sometRe> d.ayIll-,
opinion BIZ; she !ei.res shea >ed :, She )
tasen AZ he, WORD
Nome the sasnet> ii whose iaoa,h
ms dosAa. ae. we suppo>e.i!l-;empefed .
II which zase he following pee 1t ad
ace j. eNcellen, DO not u4asN a
women ;he corner, cf whose mouth hSnS
dow the mouth ,t>e,t might be a cherry
bu; yoa wog.i AZ he >a.rle md the frat
bl:,er
liz matters 81 ,eieaee ~e@eH &c -
n,ayil accustomed q he treated IS 81 ~
account tina, they mlstrus; nao
,rea; ;hefa seriously
\ aaalai. : stoned Il a! = Ton VII
alaN e committed = = man II peIte, :
ta'gs.i.
\ lsorsa 0ha=- unhappy = ). .loWct
exposed = ne NORM V;f1.; >se setaatfs>
iol ;. iou- amc II. 4pd Nhea III ought
% bur.; ate siaoH Size iide>.
Nemer ,eek = cean,cf4e; 8. theu
hiaaes he o.efe5t> ei :hclf ha,hants
as : e>, NJ m, fam
!; because tuer arc Wanting 4 .tg;i>tle
sen,lmeu, tia, Women pam, themselves j.
/ they had any feeling Tor the picturesque.
,iee-paNdc ,>cli wo0ld disappear.
Man s.e>,roN, Nth horns like bull. o.
With paws Ike i ga anaa Is nib
M - - ,s-fat. =, -. t-s,}hr5zttflt Il .
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
The Ex-Candida.e


We me. ). friend Of os.i, The a;he day
who had been Ven .. I've IL b. effort
. sc ure . eert@Ig =oanil .ela asf9an
ises4s h,- PARA nA.-A &c ttiet ~ get.
He srasped = warmly by &c hand.
which he shuok Nlih Nxea' soT, ~ Ia {
beaming al oNer w;th >in>les = he e.
elalmed a he heartlesi mass. 'rw
are seu. old BOY Dad - ST. to71. Haw
veil yoG arc looking. .sord
never saw Yoa looking - me n u. ny
lite" We remarked. ~Why AZ exaAes-
anoe: and he SAID. IL Some tic con-
ius.on There j: 5 asaln- Forgot |
WASH; a indicate ans more cot 50 ~
the habl; ~ shaking hand. WITH people
and compamen;ing hem. tia. I tt> be-
come second aa;Gre. almost thai
the Nay / ha> - be done K asked
= Bless your ;nnocen; heart. OF eour~e =;
i. Il yol var, az afiige. yaa ma be
tuendi! M.ih every body ana appea =
man affairs. Ii !oa don: they Nj -
back On yoa- say yoa are stu < uf !
am grave man naturally. but VA ON
nelled % wear my face srca;aca =. s,nslcs
50 long tina, +; feels as though vas
wrlnkled a. OF; Il shape. and .soais
never. come s;raish; again. have done
so mitch hand shaking TIA; my night
hand clutches consglsieeiy IN my sleep
sometimes, my VIE says. and mluer,
'Giad to see you. old fellow. Never sa~
you looking better IL al ny life / tell
yol sr. shall be glad TO get bacs 20 my
normal condition once more. ard when
do intend TO foresWeaT pel.urs a. eng
as i've |; make sonfogna aypo-
crltc OF nan
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

he sat enjoying the moral triumph which
subdsed himself as well As the rest, And
when from van, OF anything else to say.
he gently cred. master forever" the
loud shout of the scholars iilled the old
mans eyes With something behind his
spcc;acles, which made him wipe them
before he 81; down again.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

4 belle II IN. eiiy IS .Ald 70 haze
aggh a. husband b. her hair We
once tired this experiment, nth over
~helming returns of .aiisfae.ion. We
caught our wife by our hair and ~e also
had the hardest kind Of work 70 shake
her of, She had such staying quaii,ies- e.
ChfCIgo Et<
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Can sieep Release the Soul L,>e Dean

~. tHEe
\ dI>pa,t Il - tie au.lon -. ~. lifted
ougaf. / soy. q .l>t = slsued - le>lah
e...befi. S.tls Ii II ~,iatten atthc5H4 s
ferrous hfatn ~ VII teve' suppose! -
eN'>,. tins story appear - me mote te-
n ttkahle ihau ans et the nefa't,e> hat
have yet Appcateo "a >s7zE satru17s \
t3eEd 4 nue old luc hat. ~ icitir.l
- HIM many sesl= - - ny #.fGcf
the Aan layiu, - 95f,si44 Eaetiss=
she taeaiseuca tire utisse Il he family
one ened ecstaH = eias3.a.z, = ieet
re - bei'eFc fhsi he t,ls4l, teies TED -
a. th,; d, The NatkiuSuns resident a,
I.tAenhau. ~ suffolk \ >en al ihss
fanny hid gone - America oue sum-
me sunday ai'ctbeoH thef ncrc attend
.ns. seiA..e and - lplias !, Iltge >4usrc
pew nc-i ihe fu'Pi, u what AXE tF'
have beer a meeting hoa>c- |, "a hot
lie ieoi et he small baidiu, - VIDE
open. and one = the patty " - a leol
m de"a the ,f,lc. .odld sec aut MT the
ueetna haase yttf.. sslHth So shaded
bs t,ll tee. elajdebi> n h.s ,a,eusc
~ufpftee. be sAe lie ab,ert 7f-fl5tf s,p-
p a. hers fh.nnE shcse tte.s cute A.
he shape 'o.f. al ~ Ne usle - {
r. The set\ ,laa' 4 Ii pew lisr.i audi ~
h., hand Hpau ia Il - 'akc h., cat
t-f.-.ziheEa-.At:alsl moment oihc,- II
The fam sttuI Sc tha' he wa onl,
fhea ashl 'hes III Az iH ,lsa hut
= tha' s..t,1c moment - saH led III
sttau.sc ole.tEen Materially faHcd al
'dIefatita.s AUt =at#ztao =5ft3fztc "a lrifcf
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

"a. ants % throw s;oneseat a
- lI;tle squirrel le, him 90 (. Don I
= e-.ere and .ell hilu he, 4 e.-el. I1hgman
v-e: h There 5. probab. 70 oeelPa-
= ahich boy old gage hat
- 5e more harmless. ever 70 the
re an.es- the BOY throws stones
Sc 4cars;els thar any BOY We e y
BsE.aG psi
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

faHse i-a4.s - Eat;er04fg 9fas..-
a. PRINTER liz 14a rol442 hs zee e..
step UP - ease 1s,e IN haf aah
u nass Plug pscs - afs -ss;lss. aae n
three hours cto~f more t.erlrx etsuf. .1ta
5@lf column II leaded nattef shaH The
proof reader a. mn ? a ~cek ~ 4kr
al untitled pra'ef BIZ ,Aen I.a- q,
panee foi 4mGsefaen. lie doe ns "a = r.
SIX 'ype far a grub stake I'm.
{<fs<
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

i'd ate the girls 1p 70 a high 4tand-
ard. says AT educational paper III course.
but If mothers would oniy drop k4ht
FOR The dear things not 20 Gu; ;her corns
~i,h their husbands r4xors. how happily
the bark Of Haatrrlony would sal. -
.Kcy!dea bee0rs{ry.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

No. papa ! do 10, Al>h = NARY We.
:. :: van; 5 man xho does TO, drink.
s.saeke. snuff. 90 C.; alEh,s- gan
he. oet. over-eat. ct II shoT..
= 10 ces. and the oDe who : alpay
GOD. Ny daughter- sad Mr. D..
:" yol are bat : stranger here heaven
= our hcrne -Pssfas Star. =
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

insane glrl n no aes:er se,s o4t ii
e 3. mlda.gh, and goes % work saw n :
= ;he back yard L She would. II
a. ION - ;h.,. I'm her attention = 4r;,-
- editorials. collecting accounts. keep-
= books. e, :. We would NARY her. yes.
q i We had TO commit polygamy and
: seeuen;,y suede. -! 81 Bs=-HA
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
Another Suggestion.


We were surprised and grieved to sec on
Monday evening. man IN the dress
circle 4, the performance Of Hazel Nirke
a, Rlackburns grand opera house, u no had
oommunej with The madienins bowl ,lll
he Was considerably elated When
Rtticus made gs,od hit or Hazel struck
moist lead, and every body wep, softly
cn the carpet, thts man furnished aas
wheop that not only ANNOYED the AUDI
ence. bat seemed also IL break up the
actors a hltle. Later he -: more ga,et.
and a; las; went IL sleep and Sid eli "
his chan on the door |, Is suSls~ little
episodes Is these that make ~ an gers
dissatisfied with the GLORIOUS west When
VOC - 10 see something ;out hfu On the
stage. Non 10 not are = have Van hnct
feelings ruffied ~ the wells vi a wan who
has got corner on ,ieltnem uemca>
Il : alsa Illuminating - aug citizens -
BE palled ap ~ the iaa. y the ,oat ,o.-
ar and s.eered au-'lhe si9og ~ pei.ye e
,.,.....
We hope ;hG a progress ) more
pialulN Visible n Wyoming and y VIC get
more and more ,ehned. >aeh shlns> vii
&c - les and le>> ;scsuen, n eusren,e
tall 4 man can - - see thea;tl,ai per
teiuaHIe w,th ltss; A. t,4,.s i ,s'iai.ii, a. he
would IN New \ aIN and o;hei eastern
towns
Asoihet pom, while ne .,re -. using
the Performance 4 Haze! Mike There
were >eme pfe>en. az NeadaN niSh; nj.
ting ha,A m the thlfd haleou1 Who need
iheaisi5.d lie Is .,ys: t'rrr1r y, vits,...,
crlns Win b ttc he places = sNecp and
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15
How - Handle Mune,

laec suanE~ iHyauahk originate "a
sns.,l sasa, ~ Al uope, cmhaitass
neni use from htic eNtta,a san,aes
te'N nv Pefsou~ II ordinary honest, nc.
hhclafch sc, IL wolA Ia make tatge pa,
slazcs Which ,hcN ammo, ,isotd. and Nct
ngmhcl Srcud fa>, ~ mush IN the Ion.
fuu u little shtrr, that The, :, ateelN think
fvvrttiys ~ llaAcIX ditftuit T.
tflls fr4lt.e ihr duo u sutll sum
lttle sAsiags ! utadc 4, all must he
III -,tls "a ..etN.4t-d expenditure Nhat -
sHcnt ertf the household - eencI al,
neetled bui The su5ai' pctyontl lu<eee-
Nhis d s,,st lit,ie ate nnt Nnd " hr,5
IN, s,vtnt is made ~ this " tic meme,
rheuid he pai ASIDE aHd s.oed. instead
- beng mISra stllt -, Iseealag iaad
i8d ,daif,eus ua,ir - II =, hraacntl, =
peeslbic thN ,,tll make N.,u understand
A. srot A. .,nNtlHaa s hal mali e,oHoz
me- tnnaai - Y heh maacs ). p4
Asi4o IA be >t.ed It shuaid bc pu' ia
,pme fl..se whe5, II .i.noi 10 i,fc, tlS sn'
Il he a.A,nKs LUX To- ,8sfAnar the
81 etiEa' . slea Trouble aud to'na!a
Ia. 4, te I.oue .hpaa#h befae II an be
'sftaea many :, auls nteNcuis rs hefus
prI5t vlftf, -. szit...44A= Na-azld haAr hre.
N,4tz4t ei,se - haHa Is #ye}ac iude
ircfdee Is aaT al tr.,itf =,..stssa
=afne IL den4li
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

e b. NJ house ana Nj. Roland , are
: he bes, KEEP; hotels II the state.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

T. cs.,ry and that If such depreciation is
~ suppressed few years more viii find
;. ed man withou; blanket This
= ration always has its effect. and the
-o.e child cf,he forest. who does not own
Is -nket having ios;i; al horse race.
~ss with indignation. This article IS
3. ryten 20 change any intention upon
~ 4 the government may have resolved.
=. do no; care 10 be held responsible
i. ny disaster tina; ulisi1; otertake The
/ N. We have always respected he
= A.. Ii childhood NAen ~e soegh,
ne able Oft and read Il Ii, noble deeds
generous impulses. e were aaNlogs
9 anon. hi,n. Tbs early resolve
=. eng since died. 4aG although We
over he .stes . 4 boz. which ar
nan, parea, bgrned+ha; We Woz'd
X .senge5. he apple rec ,prea, az +
r. the Arthi,ey tire of,he grand al oas,le
q. .ave.7 81, even now We do no,
. sec ;ke.poes fellow d.spossessed
home. The eynnen: ~agh h, 10
hin. chance ~ sell and aet ike 4
e man.
sj.>INT>>.
-. Smith. business houses 4re .afse
:, imposing. X E boyle Y Co.. have
ii The .arges; AID bes; arranged dry
esil's.ssi. n staset+si is..-;
s-e are extremely few II any southern
ma: ~ sefpass ;acn. !: : i ueN
:. Us. opened. and speaks veil toF he
G e.pr.>e II he town.
senzei ! shuttle. aafd@..ie mea. n - {
stab. shmen; ;.a; reI:ee.s ze5.i; p
:.,s Tvs CONNER a enterprise. heN
large business and :hel ,gade 5, lnE-
y increasing.
il!ans B-os. vel hnown dr -oads-
confuse atfe ei the ms; entespti,
dn I'D, establishments II tie
-. The re..ii1e he Ia, ina; the.
: .o.Gs rap dly forward. and hey
= <eepa- ,s:eae; o. me iiHe>.
y VI Johnson. -onie;ime az started an
..s.5e= u...5e .saG : aaM dons 4 bas.-
ma, rprises t, ef4 one.
= .,-:1s5 ~. hardware. h.s- al
sash:, eat .h.-h ms, certainty be
:s:.5de - me .cWr1. Nothing o4.G be
tr..s;s1...lv arranged .haa his house
N.*Sef, ! - hard,saIe men. .tfe
.sa.a. The reputation Il tle}F house
I'll. :, 81, .-.,le
= H0a~Hn %. druggists. haze
=, .,,,,.!,.,t..' ,rs6e Their house
t.'z5.4.'4-,. -, ,,,re.r,t,f,.
- - .r.35 ,ba,s .ranhe-.. atrb
T.. -. y ~ r ne; s1le ii ar ard
= 49,. r,.,r.,na.tc.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

des sc e&.E45ln.d Eagei@at
Hetei z.ta a man u So "a spHzeuin,is
l.,gt =. llugicinn aetl st,ew sstai ]. bnte
inget - NlA lie h. .euc nh ~
atiioe -, dter la a81 hnng .tallia
until have l.ccn hail ), dalrn ames sH
lie p,lnt 81 lnatntll hun ! have thrown
out al nanne, 81 h.nie hnt fhc fellow
seuhln't hade. until he got read, lst
l.atletoi has 'hh happy Ny You know
WHY IL s"i - ~ t'rr '1rrr-- -s,,-.,.-.-,
a >oa would gei ud II i've ,iollal bli
Al &, hur9h Tar Al I',na Teton 1, = ma
pif.,tt'" lios Ind NJ Teton do :. IN
he simpil TOOK In. bl he at 5ollai
i,tt 81 ban, rs, .,l,l ia. ,ieat AMI odd hii9
II he ida 20 Il,',nie lie 4 ks,t bw
daan eists saN fha, VIVA alta
! ,.nndcii1l man q 1n.lct"u eath .
e6.n,ie'igc Il l4tmtn aai,ac Yot. know
~ sfsH Dan t4Ef
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1882-10-15

= Ee.s .g..Pes> IF * thriving zl;H
Illustrate the growth and import
q. a lie place lhe daiy III ~.
~ - if9s IN. 5s5E.ss1;t ~ y, TT.
ate ali e ellen: publications. edited
" are ard ahiilt4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-11
AZ MORNING., JANUARY IL. 1882.
HEAVY FAILURE ATPiTTsBvRe.
Observation-Disclosures Steel Company
Property Levied On.

sPIrTsBURGH, January l0.-For some days
there has been runor of the financial en-
barrassment of the Siemens-Anderson Steel
Company OF Pittsburgh and New York, one
of the largest firms in the country,
and to-day their financial troubles
took a new turn, the Merchants and Manu-
afacturers bank, of this city, levying an
execution for s3l7 900, and Donnell, Law
son 4 Simpson one for $l07,0
The firm has been hampered by loss by
the Haight forgeries, in connection with
the Brooklyn bridge, expense OF new works
and other things. Their assets are over
s., 900, 900, and liabilities nominally t,600,-
600. One million dollars of this is in first
mortgage bonds and the balance in notes
held by the Pittsburgh banks, excepting
$lO0, 900 held by New York firms.
Capitalists OF New York had promised to
put large amount of money in the COM
pany, but when the time arrived they were
Unable TO do so. Several days ago consid-
cradle amount of their paper went TO
protest in this city, and an eNten-
sion was asked for, which was
granted by nine banks. $4,000 was to
have been forthcoming on Thursday, to
weather over the difficulties, but to-day, as
stated before execu tions 10 the amount OF
sAe4, 600 were levied on the property.
The attorneys for the bank think the diff
ficulty temporary, as II. J. Anderson has
heavy personal backing and is one of the
shrewdest and most influential steel men
in the country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-11
BELLAlRE.

The Grrcer'S Union of this city will meet
al II H. NeCk's this evening.
Tie steamer Pittsburgh tOak on large
lot OI nails here, yesterday.
The city council met in regular session
last night AZ the mayors office.
AIhjld of John Fulton's was taken sick
with iAc diphtheria yesterday.
Mr.. y. !. smith. Of Gravel Hell, is con-
tuct tu his house with rheumatism.
There are no new cases OF yariOlOid in
town. and none are expected, but il is best
I" he vacyiuated all the same.
There were 20 more children in attend
anCe upon the schools the last month than
there had been previous to that.
The Disciples Sunday School win give
their annual concert OF the 2Tth inst 1t is
always very pleasant entertainment.
The Knights Tcmplars Of this city, have
been invited % banquet at 1t. Clairsville
ON January 2ith. II Is probable that they
will 20.
The old Globe House is being converted
into a store ROOM TO be used by Mr.. Jos.
SOnnebOrne. The old front was torn out
yesterday.
Our BOari Of Education passed rcsglu-
tjous on Monday evening. compelling
children 10 be yaCCinated before the 18th
inst. Or 10 cease attending school.
\ grand banquet is to be given in honor
OF Judge Okey, the retiring Common Pleas
Judge OF this district, at the st. Clair Hotel,
IN ~. ClairSyille on Thursday evening. Ii
IS expected that the lawyers from all over
the county will be present. Judge Okey
has made good and efficient officer, and
has served the district well.
The business men generally seem to de-
sire that the Telephone Exchange be kept
open much later at night than il now is.
Seven o'clock is the closing hour at the
present time, and that does not seem 10
Smt them. Quite a number of them
threaten 70 order their instruments out ifa
change OF hours is not made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-11
LITTLE WASHINGTON.
Opening offhe eHeywood-Forsyth the Mur-
der Case-The Jury-Freight Train
Collision-Personai.

Opening offhe eHeywood-Forsythe the Mur-
der Case-The Jury-Freight Train
ColIision-Personai.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, January 10.-The trial
of Jonas Haywood in the Forsythe murder
case came up this morning. Nothing was
done during the forenoon except the en-
pannellipg of the jury and the opening Of
the case by the District Attorney. Three
Jurors were excused by the Court; ten ehal-
lenged by the defendant, two challenged
by the Commonwealth, and four ordered to
stand aside.
The following jurors were sworn: w.
L, Porter, merchant West Alexander; Jno.
DeNormandie. saddler, Bentleysyille; John
Flanegsn, teacher, Morris; Samuel Ross,
farmer West Bethlehem;A. J. Knestrick
farmer. West Bethlehem; Matthew Wilson
butcher. CHARTERS; n. c. Burroughs, black
smith, Amwell; Joshua Brady, farmer,
CHARTERS; X. J. Munce, farmer, North
Strabane; III. II. Thompson, wagon maker
Canonsburg: Joseph Robinson, stock dealer,
BurgettStown; W. T.. Steen, farmer, Jetter-
son. -,
The Commonwealth will commence with
their testimony this afternoon.
Gust. Hertig, aged fifteen, was arrested
at Monongahela city, yesterday, for larce-
ny from the Adams Express Company. At
a preliminary hearing before a justice, and
an inquest before the grand jury, he plead
guilty and was sentenced by the court TO-
the reform school at Morganza.
Mrs. Col. r. C. Walker, a sister OF ex-
Secretary Blaine, is visiting at Maj. John
n Ev;no's n relative of the Blaine faml-
ly at this place.
Two freight trains collided at Raccoon
bridge, Panhandle railroad. on Saturday
night, severely injuring an engineer and
killing eighteen head of cattle.
Hon. JHstus F. Temple, ex-Auditor Cen
eral. of this place, has been elected Presi-
dent of the Waynesburg and Washington
narrow-guage railroad.
The Greene County Court last week re.
fused all applications for licenses in that
county. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.


WASHINGTON, January l0.-Mr. Bayard,
from the Finance Committee, reported with
a recommendation that ii pass the Nor
rill tariff bill, and also, with an adverse re-
port, the Garland commission bill he
said he favored the mode of constituting
the commission prescribed in the former,
namely, from among civilians, as tending
TO remove the tariff question from the arena
of sectional or partisan feeling, of the eN-
istence of which Congressman were fully
conscious. Proceeding to argue the neces-
Sity for immediate action TO correct the in
congruities and ineftCienCy OF the existing
tariff, he characterizes il class legislation or
as perversion of legislation. He repudiated
the doctrine that what is wanted is tariff
for protection with incidental revenue, and
argued that taxation TO be Just must be
uniform, and to be uniform must be uni
versal. The paramount purpose In tariff
taxation should be to provide for the eS-
penses of the government, and the Incl
dental result of this in fostering our in
duStrieS, might be wisely considered, not
aS q controlling motive in laying taxes, but
as one of its inevitable results. He didnot
propose now to discuss the principles of
tariff taxation at any length. They were
soon to be acted upon by the representa-.
tives of the people. The war taxes OF
the present tariff were out of date in time
of peace. In illustration of this he refer
red to duties on various articles. Upon
conclusion of Mr.. Bayard's remarks, Mr..
Beck addressed the Senate, the galleries
having meanwhile filled up in anticipation
of an oratorical display.
House.
WASHINGTON, January l0-The House re-
sumed the consideration of the Utah con-
tested election case, the pending resolution
being that offered by Mr.. Haskell, declaring
Allen G. Campbell, delegate elect from
Utah Territory, entitled TO be sworn in as
delegate. on his priula tiacie case.
Mr.. Reed offered as substitute resolu-
ton referring TO the COmmitte on Elee-
tons the, question of the prima facie right
as between Campbell and Cannon to be
sworn in, together with all the certificates
and papers presented on each side, with
instructions 10 that Committee 10 report at
as early day as possible.
Mr. Haskell spoke on .the Utah contest,
and in conclusion called attention to the
fact that for years the Democratic side had
insisted that when man came to this body
bearing in his hand certificate of the
Governor of his sovereign State, that he
should be sworn in, and the Republican
side had acquiesced. How will the coun-
try, he said, look at the the action of .
House which has always construed certh-
Gates literally, when, for the first time in
the history OF the American Congress, it
turns a microscopic, harping, pettifoging
eve on this question. in behalf OF the scar
let robed harlot who sits enthroned among
the hills Of Utah.