Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-21

.rd, 10 tender his resignation imme-
Nv II Il stated that he declared in
NV ne awaited the final issue with
i ahicncc.
! rr., Mississippi Legislature instructs
4 S,,,re,s Congressional delegation to
,,,-, senator Blair's bill apFrOpria-
4 sI5UJo.G1O for educational purposes
1 tbc basis of illiteracy.
! Paris dispatch announces that the
-, on the BOurse causes q greater
4 r.,r on than the so-ealled ministerial
i, The settlement of February lst
anticipated with great anxiety.
Woman rights are getting reeognlzed
,.,TWnRFeS 4ne Kentacky senate has
/ !, passed bin permitting the wife to
| ny and fully control all property she
| AZ acquire from descent, purchase or
4 |. labor other own hands.
OErllv. member of Parliament, and
I gr.ar. late editor of the LRitCd Ire
, Las received notice from the gov
I,ro, OF Kiimanham Jail that they have
FL rrmanded for u further period of
] re months.
| The treasury department disbursed for
,.-ast during the curren. week Sl0,-
SOD and =. A. 900 in redemption
t,7i,, There are TO,OJ1,00O standard
(. r,rd,llars i'm the treasury, and g., ,0OO,-
H. OF silver certificates outstanding.
4 Columbus dispatch announ ed that
r. GausOl, conductor on the Little
|smi road for the past 80 years, and
c-rtary Of the Railroad Conductors
e. Insurance, Association of the United
stes and Canada, diOd yesterday,
. years.
TIN. yyNcd question Of removing the
q. Of government from Frankfort to
oui,yillr is again disturb:..., the serene
|mospherc of Kentucky politics.
|ankfort i Il moss-grown town, and
b law maker, find it q lonesome place
spend the winter in.
In the state Senate Of New York yes
>m, "a resolution was adopted provid-
for ,rc appointment Of joint COM
It,gr tu consider the subject Of the ces-
n oE the Erie, The Chsmplain and Os-
% canals to the national government
ou the SJipulatiOus that they shall b.
|.ary,d.
tn" great speculative mania that has
n aaging in France forsCme months,
s,ss rise 20 all sorts of eXtravag2nt
] IA hair-braiucd enterprises, seems to
nearing the inevitable Smash-up. \
I.uic has set in, values are falling, and
err are apprchensions Of many Dusi-
- failures.
\ prisoner in an Iowa Jail tried to
teapr, and WAS shot Ut and wounded.
j. now sUcs the jailer for damages
pu-,,d Iy tho shooting. Fittings don't
Ialc 10 - stop pretty soon We shall hear
hat man who fell and broke his leg
been sued by his family for damages
j los, ufhis society and labor, on the
bound that he was crimiually careless.
Ca the 9Th of April, l6S2, In Sale,
BE- Jo,I,j, explorer, completed his ad-
cutUroU, voyage down the Mississippi
h setting up q cross on the outermOst
|elta at its mouth and naming the
bmry Louisiana, and it is proposed to
avc celebration of the 2OOth anniver-
lry Of the event at New Orleans, under
be direction of the Historical societies
the Mississippi Valley.
Dan Edison, Of Warrensburg, Pa, was
terrible blaSphemcr. \ horse kicked
i'm in q barn the other day, and his
aculationS were mcommonly pro-
'nged and violent. The flames broke
at among the hay, and the building
as destroyed. There is no convincing
be ueighbors that Dams SulphurouS
Iuguagr did not kiadle the fire.
During the entire session ofthe Forty
Nth Congress, thvTo were about seven
Dousaad bills introduced in the House.
huN far during the first session of the
oTty-Scvcnth Congress, nearly four
loEand bills have been presented,
& rly three thousand of which are al
lady in print. The number OF private
ills introduced during the present ses-
.o0 i unprecedented,
The city authorities Of Syracuse left
landing tho walls Of high building,
fcrntiy destroyed by fire, although
able 10 topple- over at any time, and
be oihcg day, during u gust OF wind,
hey f"u, crushing in a ncighboring
,w-siZcd wooden building occupied Us
nStaurant. y number Of people were
b the dining-room at the time, and the
osllt Of the catastrophe was the death
three persons. In no other city is
he undertaking business so heartily
neouTased Is in Syracuse.
Judge Zane, of Springfield, ILL.,, has
cndered u decision in the suit instituted,
i't year u test the legality ofcertaiu
o"hag contracts entered into by the
'hlc go and Alton Railway, the Wig
.nl' Ferry Company, the Madison
.ouniy Ferry Company and the st.
LOUIS Bridge and Tunnel Company, in
Her'nce to the transportation Of freight
,AN p.>'engers across the river as St.
,"OlN : The opinion takes the ground
: -'a' Tie people cannot b. deprived Of
-e benefit Of competition betweenrival
It's Hy contracts between such which
LAY oe Used 10 advance private inter
0'>a' the expense of the public wei
h"nared and SeYenIy-Nine Years
,r.d.,. ssr. MUS january M-The grand jury
~. Cumnlctei N. inrnsfignfinn Of The