Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-21

90. yesterday. There have oeeh wen wen
,,..fye convictions and seven aequittals.
Members of the iron and metal trade
., New York proposes to establish an
~xchange with an arbitration commit
Zee.
r,~teen hundred immigrants ar
.;y,J at Baltimore, yesterday, from
,,r,.r,ru. and will leave for the West to-
.ay.
Tr,. trial of the murderers Of Jennie
I,rgnrr i, now in progress at New
Haven. Conn. the Malley boys and
NavChC Douglas.
Mr. Abram :. Hewitt has had call
nr over 81, 900 copies Of his late speech
~ The tariff. such a demand is rs un-
n it is significant.
Z. +, believed in Washington that eX-
:. erctsry KirkwOOd will run for Con-
,,-,s, from his old district, Thompson,
.bs present incumbent, refusing a re-
nomiTatiOn.
NJ. Schurz pictures the parties 50
evenly balanced that if he should lay
The little finger of civil service reform
,r either. the other would go up the
,rau.. a, it were.
Charles, son of the Mrs. Rose who
.,,j,. the first United States flag as
,J,rt,,i by the Continental Congress, is
p, ,ovipg the hospitalitieS Of the san
Francisco Poor House.
John &. SAKE made more money in
or. year raising cattle than he made out
,.pa,try during his whole life. This is
10 Argument against good poetry. 1t
only Illustrates the fact that the demand
.sr b,r: /, not confined To the cultured
t-w.
Tie grading of the Colorado eXten-
sen of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy will be completed this week.
The end of the track is only seventy
mile from Denver, and track-laying is
going on at the rate of two and one
quarter miles per day.
MlS, Clara Louise Kellogg's retire
ment from the stage, which Is definitely
liked for the 18th of May, is a matter of
sincere regret for all lovers Of good
mu,ir. Miss Kellogg is one of the bright
particular stars of American art, and
ur. pace cannot soon be filled.
I taxa Louise Kellogg announces that
D. the 9TH of May, the close of her
..e-ra, engagement, she will retire per-
lnaurutly from the operate stage. She
44sc.urs TO name the day, however,
ivLru size and Mr.. Whitney will make
! khr.. Ilg>t appearance in "NL%e.trimOny.' -
IT,. treat West loves a hero and goes
j. = prodigious length on the memory
tptour. Mr.. Jesse James declined an
Engagement 70 travel with a Western
rr,l> hat two of the James horses are
J b., for the truting season, and Missouri
], Vi,.ug up 81 fund for the bandits
NN;Iow.
The 'uth>childs mix their blood and
fDrtuGe, by marriage, but rarely is an
ehru admitted to their relationship.
: Ee wedding i now announced of the
Daughter of Baron Gustave de ROths-
fai!d AID VI. Lambert, the representa-
tye oGthv firm of ROthschild mt Brus-
b.,
Postmaster General Howe has re-
flovrd from an employment in the
Honey Order Bureau, at Washington,
=. Wilcox, a daughter of Andrew
Jackson Donel~on, a grandniece of Pres
Dent Jackson. She was born in the
Fhite House while her father was the
Rr~ident's private secretary.
While on u run through Florida,
4cnry w. Grady, Of the Atlanta Co,,Stj-
. ''or, took il into his head to see what
&Ad become of the man who did the
4rty work in the counting out of the
tlden electors i'm that state. He found
'hly one alive and he an u.caSt, who
'eng ago confessed his crime.
~ may surprise some persons to be
2 Id that the seat of learningin the Uni-
q States having the largest income, is
II University Of Michigan, which has
1,OO0 . year at its disposal Harvard
Hmes next, while Yale and Columbia
\ close together. In property be-
eathed by private individuals, Har-
prd leads all the rest, ofcourse, its en-
9e endowment practically coming from
BAT source.
ir. Linn Patterson, of FreepOrt, Pa,
discovered large vein of iron ore
4 above that town, on the river hill,
d has hands employed in opening it.
Is very large vein, being ten feet in
'NNeSS, and Of a very rich quality.
'era! iron men have been looking at
and are negotiating with him for it
Ii q view of building large furnace
II the river, as the limestone and coal
hc gotten out Of the same hill with
httie expense. There is a bonanza
tor some firm that will invest and
~ q mill.
rom the report of the chief of the
eau Of Statistics for March, il an
EN n that during that month there ar
; IN the customs districts of Ralti-
r. Boston, Detroit, Huron, MinneSo-
New Orleans, Passamaquoddy,
-adelphia and San Francise o s., ,O67
Of whom 81, ,234 were immi-
Pts. Ofthe,e -, 81 were from Ger