Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-05
EHE NEWS.

THE NEWO'
- hone that the "deestricks" are
over their loot.
,.;opsIly somebody thinks to say
hing about Mrs, Hayes's husband.
!. psv has never been known to
= 't,ns expression. But just you
oIsbi is pronouucedtob the Coney
Of Egypt. 1t will break the Eng
,sn 10 visit the place.
p, object to w. E. Chambers
IN, in one Of our war ships. The
'in- old raft may sink.
,.portrd to the credit of Senator
,,-i.on's : assiduity that he has OBJ
-5ir,s, in sixteen months SER
'nr twrnty-one relatives.
philadelphia sugar refner who
.,v with the firms money IS sup
.1have rather a sweet thing oft,
"a in al syruptitious way.
~ sh4 2 s--t.l sF1sss1 =,
h. fine yellow fever and the
4 Indians get through with the
h.. there won't be enough Of
I'm 10 get up a little revolution.
Lp,men in StambOul are making
Ir,unes by selling the Arab Bey
Everybody there wears the
R.y or chews the Arab Bey
terrible mortality in New York
attributed chiefly to the hot
l. but the fact should not be
sel that New York consumes
vatermelons per week.
,1irerS of the Illinois penitentia-
.r that seven-tenths Of the con-
\ that institution have no rellg-
.TpG This an exchange says, l.
h. same ratio that prevails in
,pcori school of Philosophy.
kHv the youngest bride in the
n i, Mr.. Thomas Payne, who Is
i y,,r, and Is months old. Her
! f,a clergyman in South Caro-
Iehe', pretty young to stand the
4 ami ABUSE ola whole cOngre-
IN Gentleman mistOOk a soda
n inst introduced into the local
4 Drr for an ordinary water cooler,
keng no glass handy, put his
N 10 the nozzle and set the thing
4 He says the time he was tossed
I'm wasn't a circumstance to it.
n i, a good deal of talk in some
i Of cru>uring ADMIRAL Nichol-
j IL : difficult TO see what he has
s. Of course, his recklessness IL
a around Alexandria bay is open
&>m: but, then, the vessels KEEP
+ Eni. besides, all the marines can
Arrutly we haven't passed the ful
Fl r Of European immigration
4 The arrivals at Castle Gar
! tbe seven months of the curren
8untup &l5,&52, against 276,6&
same periodm 1881, and remem
Il ISL was by far the biggest yea
IA III.
n P>,> the people of this cOuntr!
uuo a year to sustain an army o
5 uou men, while on an annua
;Wrr Of only 81, $4,000 more
Y maintains aStanding army q
men, with the machinery 70
lug that strength To l,OOO,OO
a week.
j. dominion of Canada there ar
J. Roman Catholics, or NOR
icc aS many as the members {
per religious denomination. Tn
A.stS have the next largest mum
members, ~, ,9Sl, and then il
a succession follow the Presbyte
HPi>ropalianS. Baptists, Luther
Agrrgationalists and other small
Mapidity with which the South
Ding its cotton manufacturing in
seen in the fact that durin
l>>l-S2 the increase in tn
Of spindles set up was rs foI
eOrgia, los, go; Alabama, 81, ,OOC
Zee, 1000; Mississippi, $1,000
Pa, 2l,Uu0; North Carolina, IS
ulh Carolina, $4,000; total, SOL
Be Investment represents abOu
and with the sum required t
with added, about Sl2,2l4,OOO.
aShmSton Post very pertinent
- attention To the fact that tn
ran cry outhe stump and in eli
- The workingmen of the cOur
lng the Presidential campaig
I Was that the election of Han
! ant starvation wages, and tn
oi Republicanism, high wage
q Mady work. How have theS
e. been fulfilled? Directly in tn
e Increased prosperity Of tn
wages have not only not bee
IL Dat have in many eases bee
4 "nIlehundredS of thousands G
2 men have been forced to strik