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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

and TO which most OF the men returned
after the affair, and remained hidden for
more than week, while the officers were
securing the eastern end OF the county.
September lst they removed TO Z asst Ninth
street for fear that too long a residence in
one place might result in discovery. The
house was not in good repair, however, and
they left it in month, fearing that 1t
would blow over, as it almost did one night
during a severe storm. They then re-
moved to Trooste avenue, where
they remained a month and two days.
instead of eight days, as has been
published, and at the end of that
time, something having occurred to create
suspicious on Jesse'S part, they removed to
St. Joseph under their former name OF
Howard. There they lived but once until
The Final Tragedy
ending the robber chiefs life. Mrs. James
denies the story of JesSe's having stolen a
shirt, scarf and collar from acountry hotel,
rs told by Charlie Ford. and says that the
scarf he wore at the time he was killed was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
l.vesI ssl Yssssv.

Lo.pos, April z2.-Nr fssssil left Lon.
Con last evening 10 surrender bis parole u
KiImsinhsm jail this morning. In an IN
tsrYieu between Lowell and Foster, tne
latter renewed his o6ef 70 fsIease III -.
American suspeet, provided tney - -
Ireland and Yemsiped away gnnnS -
~. nov claim thst they are AmeEissns,
bat Il Il ALLEGED tiIst several Of them ~
never out Of Ireland. M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

King Thecbaw, like u bad penny, has
-.rpeiup again. He further Illustrated
. rm.nrutly successful and truly orisi-
.al p'auof pnishing political offenders
!, ma,,arrriug all the female relatives
..,he Chancellor of the EXchequer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
lrrmRt%. %.

Ngw Yonx, April % Fire broke out
the Mansion house stables at BROOKLYN
which were burned. together with twenty
.iN horses and Stephen Curry. hostler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

Ab.,Ito incorporate new railroad
Iamrauy for fast time between New
Sork and Washington is still pending
leior. the House Committee on Rail-
roai,. 1t proposes to deliver mails in
six uours and carry passengers at five
,W.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
aneAe1ed hH aa ladlAR-

Srnfxsios BErpoE, n. y, April IL
Patsy Mccarthy, n laborer, 81 years old;
Was killed by Tuscorora Indian named
Dennis Pembsrton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
Murdered ta . Qsarrei.

PErrBBrEg VA, April A.i1b bsney
ourrrcl about o woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

SEwAny. y. j., April 23.-A fire In .
board ny. house. 2s9 Market street, burned.
August Enhault burned TO death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
Tan Children Rarss< a nsalh.
Ro.rdev Buv.eA % Dee a..

Fl. fALETIELp, M, April 23-The Resi-
dent Of Mr.. R".,Jut at salmon River. burn
ed. and twJ children perished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
YsloD1yO OhOG,

CLxvKlaxp.April R-nsrsaal sscesrsSs
of Cfsstline, was fsta!iy Ahot, ". nign.. Y
. ,upposed tramp, whom ne enocssoseo "a
srrest on suspiciou Of cafSyfng oonceesse
weapook ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24
Historical.

Ast historical associations Erie is rich
in them. The laying out of the old town
dates back 10 1875. Gen. Wayne establish
cd a garrison here even earlier, when on his
way vita the Msumee expedition, and he
died here in 1875. At the head OF the har-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

The particulars have been received of
the killing Of VIM. Jennings by Travis
Lewis, both colored, near Hill Grove.
Pittsylyanla county, Va. The men had
come from work at saw mill, and Jen-
nings was drunk and acting in a very
dsorderiy manner. Coming up To the
party in which Lewis was, he made am
attack upon Lewis, throwing rock at
nm and threatening to shoot him.
Lewis thcreupon threw a rock at Jen-
h!hgr which struck him on the head
anu killed him instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

Ir is true other remedies can Be praised,
but PExusA has the unequalled proof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

received 500 applications for
ing his first week IN the Cabi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

p tinugcs own ninety public halls
.rhican, ranging in cost from 800
COB. These are used for the meet
frhr Oranges and rented out for
purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

r,',rr would like to be Cover
Nv York, andthe Hsrdidthinks
, hrwill be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

,.hn :. Clarke, the comedian, has
Z tr England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

: p>,yrhout, who recently died
,s,,larrr, Pa, lett SS5O,OOO 10
Ia public library.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

will hold its Republican State
INN June Is, and the result is
mrrr,alu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

,..,.rsra Falls the season conf
May ith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

- county, in Oregon, was orga-
.gt,uyyar~ ago, and it is asserted
thirteen murders have been COM
..i within it, boundaries since that
- without any convictions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

! ,,lovcS Of the Cohoes Mills at
Y y, have resolved to strike to-
g,!n-t proposed reduction Of 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

Wm. ~pxon aud Jacob Sehaefter Sat
7iay posted $1,000 each to COM
q, the stakes of $500 a side,
which they are to play a game of 200
.n,, OF cushion caroms next Thursday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

French cremation society now
.. Of iG6 members. The receipts
,-ar were 700 francs. The average
cremation has been but three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

Dr. Bliss $500 a day is liber-
.r Wild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

ryrriits for preparing an entire din
| r soups, cakes, coffee and all, from
, u,,, are printed in the New York
-. They are very ingenious but
,;rikingly suggestive Of George
I-yr., Train diet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

=, annual income of the London
,-irf,, reaches G4,12l 80. Those
.irh depend upon voluntary contribu-
Is rather than endownments have
len oh curing the past three years by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

NNdge Jerry Biacl; knows what he is
talking about as well as any living man
when he says our own law, and that of
All CnriStendom, says England cannot
.aWiuliy kidnap an American citizen
Without being responsible for injury.
Durng the civil war in this country
i.'rd I.yons's chief occupation was i'm
:, manding the release OF imprisoned
EngESShmen, which he generally OBJ
hed, and with damages for imprison-
~. ~ as well. Yet Mr.. Arthur lets his
MINISTER hOb-nOb with "dear Lord
GGranEille' while Americans suffer in
English prisons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

j., W. to be ruined by Canadian
u, hnor" Five hundred and fifty
.y,r, imported from Montreal are
~. near Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

For years and years a steady flow OF
emigration has kept up from the old
world to the new, and this year is eN-
,u~dmg all that have gone before. 1t il
estimated that the number OF immi-
grant, arriving in May will reach ono
Eundrri thousand, and still the broad
prairiCs and mighty forests open wide
their welcoming arms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

~ Ralph Fothergill, pastor of a
,p.Ji,, Church at Fall River, Massa-
,.,,,, died, yesterday, Of smallpox.
.- Of his children are sick with the
-. He was opposed to vaccination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

., seems that the French Government
, ,eriou,ly considering the feasibility
and rxpediency Of giving De Lessep@'
grand scheme for letting the sea intothe
desert ofSahara trial; but rs the eStI-
mated cost Of the undertaking is about
Sl2,0nuOo, the consideration will prob
ably BE- prOtracted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-24

One of Forster's Inspectors of the
Police in Ireland has issued a circular
which cXonerates certain officers if they
should shoot any person under the er-
ToncouS suspicion that he intended to
commit murder. Outrageous Is this
carte blance to kill innocent men may
seem, 1t was heartily cheered by the
majority when read in the House Of
Commons.
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13
KINDRED NOMINATED.

special Telegram to the Tribune.
DETROIT, June IL. Mr.. Kindred has the
regular nomination. Nelson bolted the
convention in bad style. The opposition
to Mr.. Kindred, in their desperate struggle
to gain control, over-reached and beat
themselves. They attempted the unheard
of proceeding of displacing the chairman
of the district central committee, after the
hour named in the call for the meeting OF
the convention, and putting Barto' OF
stearns county in his place. Leading re-
publicans, without regard to personal pre-
ferences, agree that the regular nomlna-
ton has been given Kindred.
Full particulars of the convention Will
be given in next weeks issue by IR1-
BUNE reporter who was in attendance.
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13
Editor Tribune:

Editor Tribune:
SIR: In my letter to the TRIBUNE OF
June 10 repeatedly asked to be corrected
if I made any statements that would not
bear investigation. In your last issue
Hon. J. D. Good comes to the front, or
rather some other person under cover OF
his name, and starts in by wholesale De
nial, characterizing my statements as
falsehoods. This style of arguments
smacks very loudly of j. D. Good, and
probably originated in his own brain.
This is the only attempt madein TIE whole
article to reply to or refute any OF the
positions taken by me in vindicating my
rulings at the convention. Further he
does not even deny that I ruled exactly in
accordance with the decision of the ablest
parliamentarian in his corps: He does,
however, throw q great deal OF dirt at me,
from the effects of which ! may possibly
recover by burying my clothes for week
or two. He attempts to palliate his sudden
conversion by saying, '! told MIR. Nelson
that General Barrett was my first choice. .
Now, if can read correctly, he did not
mention General Barrett's name, but stated
without qualification that he would sup
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13
port him Nelson), and do all he could to
assist him in this county.

port him (Nelson), and do all he could to
assist him in this county.
The author of the so-called Good and
other letters manifests a great deal of
interest in the "confdential talk" I had
with Mr.. Nelson in Wolff & Wells store.
Now it wouldlnot be of much interest to
your more intelligent readers, but if the
writer will come to me like man will be
pleased to give him as nearly 0erbatune
report of the conversation between MIR.
Nelson and myself as l can. I do not
know what Mr.. Nelson thought of me pre-
vious to that s'contidential talk" but do
know that had told Mr.. Nelson and his
friends long before that, thatif we did not
have candidate from this county he
might depend on this county without any
opposition. I did not then suppose Mr..
Good would play "turn-coat. Mr.. Coed
makes several assertions and inquiries that
have not the slightest reference to the
subject under discussion, and are therefore
not worthy of receiving any special notice:
He tacitly admits that every premise laid
down, and every conclusion drawn from
those premises by me were tenable, there
fore will reply to one more OF his lnsinu-
ations, and drop him for the present:
Supposing his statements of my dolngs
at Alexandria four years ago to be all true,
land undoubtly some of your readers will
believe them), even stretch your imagina-
ton till you have me stone blind drunk,
and arrested for horse stealing, or some
other crime, hasit anything to DO with the
congressional fight in this district? Again,
if j. D. Good, with the assistance OF his
present anaanuensSs, were to write COM
plete history of his own life, morally,
socially and politically, not for four, but
for the last twelve years, it might be very
interesting, (if truthfuD to some OF your
readers of the baser sort, but it would Ger
tainly have no bearing on the matter at
issue. Respectfully,
Fl. w. STONE, Sr.
Morris. july 8, 1882.
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13
Wood and Coal!

Hard and soft coal always on hand
One car load of blacksmiths' coal (Cum
berland) just received. Orders filled
promptly. Sixty cords of mixed wooo
sawed in stove length at my wood anc
coal yard, opposite the depot:
E. BOWERS.
Morris, June 6, 1882. g
Morris tribune., 1882-07-13

CountyO oil
hnmcs
,aor o Stevens county foregoing
Min
D. 1851 remaining unpaid
Tnne D 1889 the penalties accrued thereon. .
June a. ~ i00S' " ~ E. KEENAN,
County Auditor, Stevens County
subscrbed and Sworn this 1882
ouo'SAA'oN "
Of Mimi
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

quoted sle 75Ssl7 s17 e9e9si7 IS; City Family
Mas 81 ~ s9s NsS Mess SE AgT s5 'oSfT 90
81 q r,as s m ins Ms %sTs9 SIS rs%
s26 jg....BEEF liAYS he'd somewhat stronger. and DE-
MEATS e at very stronS prices with continued hr
gity at West sales 100 boxes y Sslted Shoulder &C.
ncld very srodg at gt out DEMAND sun sla'k
Long Clear l9i short Clear ioS2ss = Long and Short
Ps % "r @d Il god aepanS csy & Hs.Ty c TO nS ge 3 s
highest rates speculation qne brisk largely in the Juac
PINE % Spot shpqr soq4y 7 e Is very S5r sifk II
closing il45sc $3.50 tcs May ll;s22d l6oe closing
lGoc 1850 July ii6osYi iac. closing g ac
1900 tcs August. 1ls5al17Oc. closing ll7oSii 72ac
October quoted closing c November 5O0l 52i2c
Decenbet II 400 bid 1880 tcs seller year l37 %
closing s2 1c CITY Steam higher and fairly active sales,
1876 tcs H. 25c Refined quoted H. 5Oc Continent BUTTER
Demand stu limited and prices unsettled and deveonng
New State Hat Firkin Tubs Fair 10 Choice Ssai2c Welsh
Tubs Far Choice 3sa4c; New Creamery Fair
t. faney 5sa4tc imitation Creamery S04lcJ Dairy Fair
CHEESE has not varied materially price, ruling steady.
and demand only moderate Factory. Fancy 10 The
i$c western Flat Fair to cSoce sSi2 cheddar Fair
to Choice S9l2 &C. SKINS Poor Choice l06i2c EGGS
Isle; state aud Pennsylvania l7aI7c.: Western l7c,
Southern lGdlc Western southern Fair to Good l4~
RICEQuet; steady unchanged. Carolina and Louisiana
0Adsc Rangoon In bond 22Sc; and do free 5lst5 c.
quet and Unchanged sales 200 bags
sUGARIRaw 50 stronger; Fair Refining 77lea7ssc eeo
hhds do 74c; 700 hhdA Centrifugal Size Refined strong
crushed lOSo Powdered Oc GTanulated, l3 6d97sc;
Moud *" 9Ssc.; confcctoners "a" oSc: on "a" $50
9fe White Extra s'sas7sc Yellow do, S2csac.; Yellow
srEARINE-Quoed very strong but quiet: Choice City,
Ii%dl &c. oleomarearine steaIine, loh5loSc
$4,000 d. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

Before this however. there had been some large
purchases of Lake Shore, Central and Hudson ana
Erie for the short" account, on bellef In
rally and the report was soon in circulation that
Lake Shore again was "pegged" at 107i2; tho
very buying for the accounts referred to gave coior
TO the story Lake Shcre opened at 107, and was
vigorously purchased mp to 10sls; after that the
price again declined TO iO7l2, rose to 10sSs. ana
again fell to IO7la. when the whole market became
weak after midday. The early buying, however
of the three trunk line stocks had created
powerful element, composed Of leading bears
that was opposed to an immediate decline, and It's
force was made apparent, just at the moment when
the general market was on the verge of panic, by
dextrous distribution of orders, which were briil-
iantly executed to buy stocks The decline was
halted, and rapid recovery followed, toward
which the late but nimbe &" bears . contributed
their mite, in scramble to get under
cover" before the close of business. AS rule the
closing prices are lower than Saturdays last figures
The notable exceptions, showing advances, are
Lake Shore, which sold at l09l2 against 1OIli on
Saturday and Central and Hudson, which closed
at 1205s against 129 The market closed excited
and feverish.
Government bonds moderately active, ana
for the new issues higher the final bids for the
4las being advanced H. and for the 4s is per cent
but for the continued IS the bids were "s lower
Annexed are the closing quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ESTIC MARKET3.

sy sS Hy S g. ASs a s s sqRsssP?
= a 5o% @ @ oa So Gn r 81 81 s SS
IS 0O Wheat-southern Red. g 45qSl AZ; do Amber
MSer ae%si 0f Red no. spot %1'sn s8 inns 81 ssS
4 S do IVY sow iS @se eGp s2s 5d
April Nay siGs %6s S Sse sS S gsd 9sS
5sa59c PENNSYLVANIA, o5 o6sc Rye quiet At 95c9S Hay
DUH Prime 10 Cnoice fennsylvaa and Mayisnd slo oO@
BUFFALO April 1o.-Flour steady with q fair demand
81 go Corn quiet and unchanged sales 600n bush NO
99o @ % Wsssn e oa5s aosd at
81 II; state 0odsl O5. Rye Inactive Freights to New
@G by @ Sc 6S &
monts-Four 1900 6bls; Wheat N 900 BUSH Corn ls.OdO
bush oats 500 bush SsIsy SSS Zoo 0sn GF aeH IN g. o
BUSH sSl'' Rye yeD! 200 bush. Malt 100000 bush
s SO s Faney HPo IS 5Sas Wheat dull ed Wints
Ss at Sc' 80 OATS sSsn s ssDHSn Gai fGye
good demand 3: ,op PSrk dull At ss
Clear Rib, iCc Bacon and higher shoulders Sci
81 s'i7 GS liS Si'1 Sales socd SS
ssS Of 81 e ocs s%sE Central ST % ssr nr
c T s5a % r oo head D
pETa6 april loFSgE aqss at g 75SSe az e. r Wheat 2 @
BID q 9s e, uns y"s9 q ss &c. y S NJ 81 -? Red Asfq q g. 81
White 81 26sl Corn firm No 7sc; Oats firm and scarce;
800 5bs Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn, ll,OOo BUSH Oats,
1000 bush. shipneDts-F1our 1000 bbls; Wheat 5000
A loFlGur Gad and = Penn m
do stnghL 3 so Pennsyysnia Family Sooa 80 90 o
New Process ST 40: ST Louis do Choice 81 25 Minnesota
ent Good 81 509SS IS I've Flour firm al 81 % for Pure
4 a 3 60 oHT Wnsss aa aHe No es ~ Re S sUo sqss
ST AZ DO june ~ Si7s rate for No Red prompt
s. M 4 On rns IGes 81 s SSa Mixed track
Richmond s9c steamer yellow in grain depot SO s c;
Mixed prompt shipments, nominal at eoc; free free
ccc do. Mixed, B3loc. Provisions
steady and drm-Beef. Clear CITY Mess: bo sl4 80;
s2I 90 s23 O0 India Mess $26 Pork1ess. sis e0asl9
Extra Prime SlS 90 Hams-Smoked. l2iad Sc: do salt
petre iac; Smoked Sides 0lIa do in salt l09lo
Shoulders pickle 73d7s do Smoked ol49o2 &C. Bees
in salt 10 l0ac do. Smoked, all 2c Lard-City Kettle
Western Kettle 1900 do steam. - 10: do Butchers
Loose 25 ButterCreamery Extra Pennsylvania l3 gt4c
County NewYOrk Extra Tubs 40 942c do Pirsts 379
see Western Dairy Extra 50 do Good TO Choice 3O9
$50 Rolls ANA WsteTn a 7e YORK
Full Cream. lSc. Western. Full Cream. l2c do Fair TO
SKINNED 2a6c Cofee-Rio. s'4c sugar-Raw frW at 749
75c or Fair Good refining MnscoyadoS Refined firm;
Cut Loaf 10 &c; Crushed and Powdered lOc: Granu-
lated 9 Mould 9c stendaEd s sesdscpyer sSsd IL M
Feed-Wlnter Bran. $25 5O0$26 QO spring ~ OOG$zs oO
Petroleum dali; Refined in bbls. c Cases. lOS Whskey
TOLEDO April Io-wheat weak; No 2 Red Spot 81 s2
2si s April nsn,a 81 si asy Ss al g The ySas ySar
Corn-Weak High Mixed 75 5Qc No Spot "a iac; April
a bid May 74o June aSs; July 74e az the pyy@s yeas
81 50 Prime Mammoth s. At the close Wheat quiet NO
red spot held at 81 SS Aprl and May 81 81 5ans
Il 0sq Corn inacvei High Mixed 75ssa66ei No spot
Is bid April "a May 49, June 7St@7ao al ldn the year.
0e,s 400 bush Shpments-Whea, 5000 bush; Corn.
II 900 bush; oats, LOCO bush
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
EepOsed by Joax IL DAyls q CO. II JValLs,
MONDAY. April 10-P. NJ.


The stock market to-day was unusually active
ana the reported transactions aggregated 65S, All
shares. Prices Of the different stocks were moved
up and down with remarkable degree of
independence as far as the relations of
ehe stock to another were concerned.
20 that when part of the market was enjoying a
thsrp rally another portion would be as rapidly
oeeilning. Alterations between strength and
Weakness in all stocks were frequent the day
Through. 1t was the opinion Of majority Of opera
tors at the beginning Of business that the
Crop of Saturday entitled the market to
good rally; hence following an irregular
opening. at which in some instances the same stock
soid simultaneously at all kinds Of fIsctions with
20 limit of per cent, there was respectable re-
eoyery for prices generally. Weakness however,
Boon began TO crop out, first in stock and then
,n another and the market was kept In a continual
never OF expectation. The lowest prices generally
we're recorded after o'clock, when Western Union
s'io - down to slis Central of New-Jersey TO 77a,.
~ raul to 1895, Northwestern to 1876, Delaware,
.-aekawanna and Western to 49, Missouri Pacific
w. w. Deayer and Rio Grande to 60ls Wabash 10
.'x and preferred stock 10 562i Texas and Pacific
- 'o's Enc to "a i2 ard other stocks 10 figures
-'"ins "eelines corresponding to those mentioned