Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-10
THE NEWS.

THE NE w -.
The Wisconsin Legislature refuses to
* church property.
, mort of all the land grants To rail-
a, i to be submitted to Congress.
The agricultural population Of Dakota
-, ,npoSed To its admission aS a State.
4 magnetic spring is said to have
~ discovered i'm Champaign county,
bio.
rb. chinese immigration bill was
s..,i by the Senate, yesterday, by q
{, of29 tOl5.
.r +, believed Gen. BOsecranS, of Cali
,,,is, will be chosen Chairman Of the
m,cratic Congressional Campaign
muittec.
Iori HOughton isapParently near his
From last accounts he was suffer-
[, nom paralysis at Athens, the result
,g attack of angina pectoris.
=, Governor Leland Stanford, OF
Ir0rnia, haspurchased the celebrated
r,5ng stallion Piedmont, record 2:l7h
L. : J. Morgan, for $4,000.
G,Deral sheridan has appointed four
sr to visit the country Overhowed
The Mississippi river and report on
. condition Of affairs by telegraph.
k,rctary Folger says it is only a
4 siou Of time when another call for
! I, will be issued. As soon as the
! ,us /, sufficiently large the call will
Ilaie.
.Ie Island lags behind the other
4 - IN cxteHding the basis Ofsutfrage.
4 r.gn-boru citizen cannot vote I'M
j hp /, the owner Of real property to
ya.ur Of Sl&4.
,ncy General Brewster believes
r,idence is at the command of
nysrnment that would secure the
r4iou OF many, if not all, Of the
Route conSpiratOrS.
apportionment bill which will, in
lo5abTity, pass the Michigan Leg
IT., makes each of the eleven dis
olidly Republican, with the pos.
.yception Of the First.
thousand Russian Jews are eX-
Ill 10 arrive in this country i'll the
IL thirty days. II is estimated that
,n will be required to aid these inn
-,hed people so that they may
Marl help themselves.
Austrian new tariff, which was
rced in the Vienna Parliament
s.ss ago, is of an extremely pro-
/ character. There are no fewer
.hrre hundred and tifty-seven
roTartirles which are subjected 10
duties.
H. Michigan forest fires last Septem-
4 " which over two hundred lives
Lost, and fifteen thousand people
homeless andtwo thousand square
burned over, finds a substantial
LA in the ravages Of the floods
the Mississippi.
kthe year III considerable interest
n kAnanifested in an announcement
NIX stoves had been completed in
Mielphia. The annual product OF
Dye fOandries in that city is now
III at ;4OOO,OO0, and the industry
r. about l., 900 people.
~ no new doctrine to declare that,
he Eads ship railway will pay, pri'
ksapital will build it and, if il will
Ry, public capital should not be
a8iered upon thescheme. Congress
ed DO well to bear this principle in
u diSposing Of the EadS project,
H New York B1lHctm publishes re-
from III Western counties regard
u winter wheat, including the out
lh Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, MissOu'
Nrhigan, Kentucky and Kansas
M shows q considerably increased
and q generally promising con.
4 record in the Flipper court mar
j., together with the report there
WUdge Advocate General Swain
&mitted to the Secretary of War
III U hy. Gen. Swain is understood
&nmend a mitigation of the sen
Ot dismissal. The general i'm
IN Is that the sentence will he nit
,U RSork upon the Washington mon
IJW which was stopped during TN
will be resumed about the lst o
The shaiting, together with al
pal section Of stairway, will re
1t attention. The appropriation
= about until July l, when fort.
blarble are expected to be- adde,
eprc>ent height.
ialley boys, charged with tn
Of Jennie Cramer, are still il
uI few Haven, awaiting trial. The.
mn 70 receive q visitor to whom
Jul b proposed to show them, an,
~ ctIonary pulled down from tn
some drapery which the pris
pad interPOsed between them
ek. fld the common corridor.
80 80 aShingtOu PbSt SarcaSticall,
that Mr.. Ingalls,, Of Kansas
native of Massachusetts. viii
4NW revise his history. He answer
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