Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-15

c5.arod.
o,,.rt Bonner is the owner Of horse
%torhe amount of SSS2,OOO.
q, tbel7th of June, 1775, there oe-
,.5 a little shooting serape at Bunker
EL -
O,d world tourists in search OF a quiet
,.r,ic retreat, should not fail to take
Egypt
:, Michigan both Governor Jerome
.ISenator Ferry are believed to be
~s Of reelection.
cb,ago cries out for an elevated rail-
"A The mortality is too great along
- line Of the cable.
upraise to the Granger Of the wind
Wabash. Indiana promises more
= s,,t this year than any other State.
cgaeau is wearing standing collars
..SbsndkerehieGs about his neck. He
-,,ts to aeeustom his throat to the SEN
saan.
ssrstor Malone has improved his
pg.sburg dwelling so much that it IS
~ described rs "the handsomest
..,r,rs residence in the South" he
n not readjust his carpenters bills.
lmemorialwindow in honor Of John
Punysn Is to be placed in ElstOw church,
yrglsud. Thus the msn who spent
rive wears in jail on account Of his
l.,ssy and schism is avenged. Amid
= his dreams, the great dreamer
notably never imagined suoh an honor
5, this.
The peculiar costume Of the dwellers
!, Arizona is thus graphically described
lv q "tcnder-foOt:" "In ordinary
vsther he wears belt with pistols in
4 When it grows chilly he puts on
,ro,ber belt with pistols in it, and when
: becomes really cold he throws a Win
,bsster rife over his shoulders"
his a funny state Of affairs in Penn
yylysnia when the regulars want their
rsty defeated as a warningto the indie
spdents of the dangers of bOlting, and
be Independents wish for the same re-
81, to prove to Cameron that the peO-
he won't stand bOSsing. Both sides are
a fair way to be accommodated.
NO industrial truth has been more
carry proven,n thinks the Missouri
Eepublican, "than that the most favor
sSe sites for cotton manufacturing in
tie United States, or, for that matter,
h the world, are in close proximity to
TIE fields of its growth. Hence the I'M
prCedented multiplication Of spindles
sni looms in the United States"
Possibly, ifCongress had not been so
in fixing the compensation
cithe members of the Tariff Commits
ZION, there would not have been so
many declinations. Ten dollars day
i not a. good pay as some private busi-
nes firms give to their best employees,
and any man tit for the position will
not serve on that board unless he is in
ag, need 10y other considerations than
lie pay.
Paterson, y. j., is just now under
cloud. 1t j. q cloud of mosquitoes.
Millions Of them swarm in the streets
and enter the houses through every
bOphole they can find. A resident of
Paterson is easily recognized on the rail-
way trains by the appearance Of his
ace after nights battle with the mos
qnitOes, 1t is singular fact that within
uree miles of Paterson hardly mos
quito Is to be seen.
The longest line of fence in the world
viii be the wire fence extending from
The Indian Territory west across the
Texas Panhandle, and thirty-five miles
niO New Mexico. We are informed
that eighty-five miles of this fence is
aready under contract. Its course will
ce in the line of the Canadian river, and
Is SPHrPOse il to stop the drift Of the
lorthern cattle. 1t is bold and splen-
I'd enterprise, and will pay large per-
NHtSge on the investment. The fence
VII be over 2OO miles long.
The Princess DOlgoruki will never
again enter Russia, because she fears
he Nihilists would lay hold upon her
$a and proclaim him Car in OppOsi-
uon to Alexander III. Such move
lent might, it is thought, meet with
Nne success, as the family of Dolgoro-
Ih !, far more ancient and noble than
uai Of RomanOff, and it is, moreover,
Purely Russian, while the latter z
partly Teutonic. The princess is now
Al Nice, and her old home at Ems has
heently been tenanted by the ex-Em-
Pies EIgenie.
Here is snake story from the War
Rnton Nirginian: Mr.. Pete Reid, of
Eauquier county, says that a few days
ago, As he was talking to a friend, he
AOueed a little snake about a foot long,
.nd before killing it he turned il over
Win the muzZle Of his gun. To his sur
P'Se The snake ran up the gun barrel and
ae could not get it to come out, so he let
Il remain. As he was going home he
. ~" hawk flying overhead and raised
rs gun and fired at it. The hawk was
lO' hurt, but seeing the snake in the air
sAf'ed toward it and caught it on the
~ Mr.. Pster Reid is a brother of a
magistrate and a church member.
II seems that the hanging of Guiteau
: not to remove the ill-starred Guiteau
'A'lly from public notice. \ late re-
y SV'' nom Milwaukee indicates that
" -rtS, Seoviue, Guiteau's sister, has ap-
! tNeu Tor divorce at Waukesha from