Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03

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isrtown, y. Y, yesterday.
Gambling licenses net the city of
Scw Orleans $500 year.
They say Old Luke Poland has his eye
MI the House of Representatives.
Illinois has ninety-one towns and
rifjes incorporated under the state law.
Belmont got a good deal of Perevian
ark out Of Blaine, and nowand then
bite.
The Legislature of Nebraska will
rr,; in extra session, May 10, to redis-
.rjyt thr State.
Ill.,. first wheat of the season IS in
the market from Arkansas, nearly a
month ahead Of time.
Cyy. Cameron, of Virginia, and
other, few days ago superintendent
,le buiuils OF the Sa,ooo,ooo Me
,,uIIocH bill bonds, which were order
ed by the legislature to be destroyed.
The Buffalo Express says the chief
;biug discovered by Arctic voyages OF
,r,, oyrry seems to be that somebody
must le rescued just about 50 often.
I. must have been shortly after the
fr,t OF May that Othello did his WOO
nc. otherwise DcsdemOna would not
bayrhrn so affected with his account
%, moving accidents 80
All the papers agree that they hang
mru better in England than in this
country. This shows the value of civil
service reform. There the hangman
hold, Office during good behavior.
judsr Barker, Of Winchester, Va,
who passed sentence Of death upon
odd John Brown, Is still living, in
apparently vigorous health. He is de-
ocriled -, a rather small, thick-set man,
with dark grey hair.
Senator MIillcr's anti-Chinesc speech
in such demand that though 10, 900
.I,, : have been distributed $1,000 more
an being printed. The postage on these
copies, had Mr.. Miller been required to
nay II. would have amounted to over
=. AN.
The ~uprcme Court of Maine decides
..a;a Masonic Lodge is not charita-
....rT benevolent institution within the
a.aa.g Of the laws Of Maine, and con-
.ry,rar!y that its real and personal
..ra,rr, O., subject to taxation like other
property
GrurrM John VI. Cors,, gallant
Wrstrru soldier, who, during his heroic
,Jucg!r at .Alatoona sent word to Sher-
nan, 'Im shot all to pieces, but can
a.k al hell yet" will be married next
month to Miss Frances Mcneil, ofWin-
.by,tcv, Mas.
Tia. Legislature of Maine i, consider
mg law To punish apothecaricS who
make fatal mistakes, being melted
thereto Ivy a Bangor ease, in which u
~.rk rut cyanide Of potash into pre-
.r@w.nu instead of citrate of potash,
.gw, ,ul5~ing woman'S death.
4 PEASANTS cap with explosive ma
,r..l, IN the crown j. the latest invcn-
;.ou o! the Nlhili~t ronspirators. These
wcgr 10 have been thrown at the Gar
nu his reception at Moscow. The in
yeuuily of the Nihilists is no less won-
duyiuI than their zeal an perseverance.
Some time ago Mrs. Sarah Burr, of
New York, died, bequeathing nearly
>;Nw,Upr to charitable institutions and
religion, organizations, hut her will i
20 be contested 10y ten second cousins,
who ailegc that she was non compoS !
mcn,.,, and incapable of making a will.
According to the synopsis of Treas
ury decisions for March, the status Of |
strtl blooms at present is i'm this wise: |
All steel railway blooms of whatever |
size are admitted at forty-hvc per cent. |
al YalOrem. All other blooms except |
railway, be they large or small, intend |
ed for manufacturing wire, sheets, bars, |
or anything but rails, must pay duty |
OftwO and onc-quarter cents a pound. !
AsbiOomS for rails can no longer be inn
ported and rolled at a profit, the contra
diCtOry and illogical Treasury decisions !
have at last gotten into a shape,which i
\ substantial victory for our steel manu-