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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-04-29
InsoIvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Jessie Baggett, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding claims
against said estate to file them with the
clerk of the county court, properly anthem
ticated, ON or before the 10th day of October,
1882 or they will be barred.
r. NJ. SMITH,
April q lSS2-4t Admir-.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-04-29
Sherif's Sale of Real
Estate.

JANE ELLIOTT VS.. A. ]. ALLEN.
BY virtue of a decree of the Honorable
Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Nashville,
rendered on the 25th day of February, 1882
in the above entitled cause, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door in the city of Clarks-
vile, ON
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-04-29

Go to Bowling & Wilson's for a
real fine, handsome fitting boot or
shoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
"HIS ACClDENCY."
StiII GirOwIing at the President-Pros-
poets for = Democratic House Next
ScnT-The Pond Bill.
Speclal Dispdich % the Re0lste7'.

Spscfut LllSl)tttc1 20 tte ftegtSteT.
WASHINGTON. April There is more
complaint over the Presidents deliberatiOn
in making appointments than over his de-
Law on the Chinese bill and remarks, not
complimentary. can he heard every day
over the matter. For instance, of the tif-
teen appointments made from New York,
fourteen have been pronounced Stalwarts
and the fifteenth kind of milk and water
halfbreed who got a small ConsulShip.
But the Stalwart, also complain OF delay,
and say that the wishes of no one except
Logan. Cameron and Grant are consulted,
while these three get anything they ask for
promptly Some have even gone so far as
TO revive the term His AccidenCy," which
was applied to poor old Andy Johnson,
and altogether. there Is = fine chance for a
ructiOn. which only waits for an oPPOrtune
moment to break out.
Leading Democrats, like Randall and Car
Isle, say. in lew OF the disSensiOu caused
bv the tariff question, the Chinese bill and
other matters. the Democrats have a fair
fighting chance to carry the next House,
unless some huge blunder is made. 80 far
these have been confined to the Bepubli-
cans. who since the organization OF the
Houscand The election oi Keller as Speaker,
the appointment of the Committees and all
through the session, have gone on from bad
TO worse. until they are thoroughly demon
allied. and only an xiOus 70 adjourn before
they get deeper into the mire.
representative Converse. from the
Columbus. ohio District, says that the pas
saye Of the Pond Bill hy the Legislature OF
that State. will add 20,OoO votes to the
Democrats in the metropolitan districts,
and take an equal number from the Re-
publicans. Heretofore he Germans IN
cleveland. Cincinnati and elsewhere have
voted almost solidly with the Republicans,
and the effect Of the passage OF this bill
has been to change large majority OF them
to Democrats, and will secure the election
Of At least three Congressman, nthe CleYe-
land and cincinnati Districts, notwith-
standing the gerrymander. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Or. LAMSoN'S CASE.
|. short Respite Granted

''>no>. April THE ObSrrrer, to-day,
/ ys We are authorized TO state that al
g rrluc,t of President Arthur the Secre.
kry .n- the Home Department has respited
'r awsun until the 18th inst, pending
Do arrival of certain evidence from Amer
"a >.- William Narcourt is always will
~ 30 @AOgd adequate time for 4
he examination of the circumstances
..u,u,i uu responsible authority in favor
! - convict, under sentence OF death.
.He .,r:Soner, however has been distinC;-
! N150ed the respite granted unt"r these
''"1,Niaure> raises no presumption ~ q
t -rpr'cyr ur Communication oj his rIpj-
+. sc";cuCr. 10 has been the rsacrlce
'-tH respJteS are granted for the purpose
.H''her inquiry into matter e..uvr ui
lN "c 'au, tina; wherr the ~
n. ..N show lu sufficient ground
I" .-t'rEcrrUC". the sentence takes lis
.-,". In the cas-. of Tlau,a, Nan-.g i'm
~. She prisoner was executed st'r-
sp''N granted by Sir George Grey. ~N.
.a..:.; over six uOIthS I'm ra.. ,.->. u-
.',.ug, Barnett, who wa> executed f,-
HI.'a'.vI !u Jhe C,cCkenwcil eNv. .~...l
. .N.~. 1orhervue Hardy. Howo S-'-v-..-y.
q. lrt a respite OF a furtnigh;'> DURATION
~ .a" rurpuSy OF further inquiry iuto the
a'.r o. rgpu in eNcUlpatiOu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
A GRAVE QUESTION.
The Prospects for a Presidential
Veto.
What is thought Of the Matter at Wash
ingtOn - The Republicans Still
Growing - Chances for
Trouble.
HIS AccIDeNcT' STILL UNRUFFteO.
The VExED QUESTION.
what Shall be Done with the Chinese
Billr

Bill?
i8cciui Dispatch 10 the ReCister.
WASHINGTON. April THE Presidents
decision on the Chinese bill is yet matter
OF discussion. He had courteously heard
all that has been offered on either side, but
ii his mind has been made up, he has so
far been successful in concealing his con-
clusiOnS from all outsiders. The whole
Pacific delegation had an interview with
him on Saturday, but left no wiser than
they came. He appreciates the political
advantage it would BE- to his friends on the
Pacific slope not to veto the bill. He is
President OF the whole country, however.
and feels he must do what is best for the
country as an entirety. ~ the bill is
vetoed the Republican congressman from
California declare they will be sacrificed,
and thar the Democrats will carry the
coast 1t is an open question raised by
those who favor the veto, whether the Pa
cifc States will not go Democratic anyway.
What the President is considering most
grayely is. is the bill honest to China and
is it wise Tor this country. He feels that it
is a radical departure from the boastei
policy OF century which has dung open
our doors to all who would come. 1t is a
question that will have a lar reaching in
tlucnce. not only upon this country at
home but before the world.
As 3 kind OF makeshift, To tide over
the elections. he is urged by a good many
Republicans to send in veto with a state
ment that should the time be shortened 10
live or ten years, he would approve the
bill; but the Pacific Coast people say this
would not >utliCc TO save them, for no such
bill could De passed at the present session.
In the midst Oi this conflict OF opinion
the President says nothing, so that neither
the friends nor the foes OF the bill know
what he will do. Ii may be stated, with
considerable assurance, that 30 far the pre-
Torderance OF opinion and argument is
largely in favor of the veto OF the bill, and
the chances appear TO be in favor of that
course. No action will probably be taken
On the question, however, ill Tuesday,
when the ten days expire. e..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
MARTpTs FERRY.

u. +. P,IOn, u Pennington. O., Ses u
.be city Saturday.
Rev. Sampson has declined & call 10 Caa-
nonsbux, Pa
The Misses Eloise and BERTHE Grsy are
home rom school o. Il short vacation
The Pres Ellison will go iato- the Hsstin's
Ferry and whisky trade next Saturday.
Isa<c Cots, E.sq., bas bought out the
Mitchell grocery.
The estiIAa5le wife OF Dr. & n West died
Yesterday morning after pTotTacted ILL
r<ss-
The election today will b. very quietly
condusted. There Is only one candidate
for Mayor. NJ c. Mitchell, Esq, whose term
Of Office has been characterized by fearr.l
and Just eIercse Of the power vested fn
him for Marshal The Democratic catdi'
date is Robert Hanson. who is and has
been good officer The remainder oi thf
ticket Is rsther mixed up as to wnich J,
and has been selected from among The bes'
Citizens. :.
There we're Two arrests by the poiic'
Saturday night Both were kl.angsrs ana
both put up for hearing.
Moving was the rage saturday. House
as very serce here.
Tie building boon il on The Sacfssse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
star Route Cases.

W,>utNGrnx. April LIN the Star Route
cases this morning, Kerr began the opening
for the prosecution and discussed at length
the subject of conspiracy, claiming that It
dill not follow when contracts were set up
thar the prosecution must establish the fact
that the crime or miSdemeanOr was actually
committed i'm order to prove conspiracy,
tine overt act need be simply something to
show a concert Of action in logica! move
ueut to carry out the conspiracy. Tue act
i'm itself might or might not constitute a
crime. -Kcrr then discussed the indict-
mru,>. denying their insutiiciency or vague
ness. aS claimed by the defense. herr was
followed for the prosecution by MerricS:
who begun his argument with a review of
the point raised by the defence that the
finding OF the indictment was irregular be-
cau,e OF The failure to comply with the re
qUiyements OF the Maryland statute OF 1872.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
A l.enssslsuala AarAee.

rrrT-ur RGu. April IA Chronicle spsoiai
says DuhA< comes to the front With an
ether SuzIer. Last evening. three men
whose names were Martin, IAntcr sad
Frank ware m work when No .rtin ~
Franks got into n dispute, who b finally
ended in blows, aud Branks was &, ,ttins the
best Of Martin, and Landers att imptsd 70
part them. Failing in this he pj ckcd up .
brick and struck Franks over the head.
The wounded man lived several hours. and
died durng the night This mo rniDg Ian
ders va, ,Krostsd and lodged In all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
FIRE REcAD.

Pr1rsrEGB. Pa. Apr3 The Hisnova.
Spring, Hotel, at IIayssills. twelve mile
from this city, the property Of d. n.
ToouIy, Of Pittsburgh was totally destroy.
ed by FIRE this msrntpg ab'n' hstpsN
frarae structure. Of ons huudsed and City
r,Joms. and va ys'.aed, togetber with tb~
furniture. NJ si:sJDO Fortunately no
boarders were Ia tbe hotel shen the 6fe.
occurred As the ssason ha3 not ye. opensd.
The origin of t1e IRE Is believed % hsye
been ineendiAry. ~ the ismss were de
covered in thres di ilsrsfk portions; of thA
h0us at once. The 0tAis partially coyes'
ed hY insuranSe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
A HUMAN FlENO.


lSpr,Niiosn, April 2-Chas. Gilleson.
Of Franklin, Ind. was arrested at Kokomo.
this morning, charged with committing .
rape on three year old daughter
OF Edward Pritchard. lie entered the
house abeut o'clock. this morning. and
chloroiorrn"h the family and took the child
from q crib 20 an clubhouse. lie had stslen
a horse at Macy. Indiana. and hAd
in his possession watch aud
other stolen property. Immense excl ci,ement
prevails. The streets are crowded with
people. and il 10 feared be- will be- lynohsd
before morning. The Jail is surrounded
by furious crowd II is thought the
child cannot survive. The sheriff hss
called IN the Governor for assiStAnce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Held Gor Haastasght ~.

N1LlNrh. ga, April The preliminary
trial of Deputy 4. = Marshal Balton, aud
two of bi. posse. Miller ni d Preelsnd-
clarqrd With the murder 81 ~ cks, On iilioit
disiiiler. closed to-day. bal ton US dis
charged, and Fr-cland and filler held In
bonds of 500 on a charge o finv0iuntary
mansIsughter, which, undo the code a
Georgia. is killing while in the dischsrEs
OF IyslyI at without dc 70 caution. and
Iuuisnablc A. a inisdcmcnns r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
A General strike Predicted.

NEW York, April There is every im-
dication that the coming week may witness
a general strike among the various trades
in the city. Masons. bricklayers, house
painters, plasterS, and in fact all branches
connected with the building trade have
notified their employers that unless their
wages were increased from - to 81 per
cent and the hours of labor reduced to
eight hours they will 60 on strike. Some
trades submitted their demands to the
bosses, and have given them till Monday to
p,,np IN a CpurluSipu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Sugeriup StiII Continues.

New IBERIA, La. April The Teche is
sull rising rapidly. Eleven inches in
tw,nty-four hours. Father Coughlin,
parish priest NJ Lorenaville, on the east
side. eight miles from here, reports l.2DJ
persons now homeless on account OF the
hCod and applications for shelter in his
church and stables are numerous. Tie l.
asking local contributions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
10, S,-.,utEoa-s Ass,sssn..

ST. PxrERsBuRG. April Two Oi the
assasSins OF Gen. Strelni6of were not hang
ed. The Car did issue an order for their
immediate execution. but subsequently,
countermanded it. The body of Gen.
Strelnikoff was buried, this morning. with
full military honorS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Nnre RAliAf-

WASHINGTON, April THE Secretary has
ordered 25O, ,OOO rationS daliverei, to-day,t to
the state Commissioner OF Louisiana. The
Secretary received 500 from the relief COM
mittec OF Sankton for tho sufferers ci tn"
Mississippi Valley, with a request it be
placed at the disposal of the Red Cross or
CauiZatiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
More Railroad Legislation,

W,>EINGTuN, April 1.-The House Com
mitree on Indian Affairs has decided, by a
majority vote, to report to the House with
a favorable recommendation the bill re-
Gently reported to the Senste by the Rail
rOad Committee, granting the right of way
Company through the Choctaw and Chick
aSaw nations. The minority two men,
ber>l will submit statement in opposition
10 the MASSAGE of the bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
y,pss.s4,. sb.... Hin..Ir.

NEw ioRx, April 2.-'ornelius J. Van
dcrbilt, brother OF Vim. II. Vanderbilt,
who confessed the probate Of the will q
Commodore Vanderbilt. shot himself
through the head ai the GlenhAa
Hotel this afternoon nj 2 O'Clock.
and died from the effect Of the wound 81
six O'Clock. From the time Of the shoot
ing until death, Vanderbilt was unoou-
scious. Many friends Of the dead mss.
and members Of his family we're present
when hs passed. away
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
COLLISION AT SEA.
fhfffy Msa 90 Down h naf;
Ocean.
Insane Pstsuts cremated-Thee' ctildfes
BurneIte 0esth-A Peusytvanis
ksrdef-fatM Acei6eat-
A human fiesd.
!: CHANCE FOR JUDGE tYScHf
FRiGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
7'as steanship~ csi1sAe-rhisty kivSr
BoAt.

Ne steanship~ csi1tAe-fhifty kase6
BoAt.
lSoSpoS, April g--The Spanish steamer
lrsnrsrbat, Capt egsrte, from Liverpool
for Porto Rico came in collision with the
Royal Nail Conpany's' steamer Douro. or
Cape Finisterre, Spain, Saturday night.
Both steamers sank. and the steamer
Hidalso rescued seventeen persons from
the Douro and sixty seven from the
iruracbst, and landed them at Corunna-
Thirty OF the crew OF tho Irurscbat in
Guiding the captain a,d Piies were drown
ed. Thirty.hve OF the Dou,c's passehsers
were saved; the number dowued is un-
known,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

.. IS, AT.!. Tho PHr.I...-.. .
.'..'a' a,.nUut> of the winter " w...t.
- '7n'n over Gi,y different points in
N''I,a'. Al>suurj. Illinois. Indlania. ohio
..' ~ ''a.san. a.l ui which are quite favor
'i'. rynr->rnt the whea. 900 lr 81 i-
--. -..''' state, and the prospects i,r L-.,vI
".r r.s cry f.ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

v "a " C%' physician, J. Mariu. S.ss.
P,,S ., 20" York: Il am CONVINCED that
y,r. ..,''ey,> Prophvac,ic Fiuii s.,.rnosr
''s,a'ie ga'ie disinirc,arL.' wv ''''.' '''0'
.e,s., l-poN and other contagious dis
4, U> - 10Y ; frUHhylartic Fluid. Per-
n nE on 'ae sack should use il free
IrE.l'-s,' prevent smallpox, scarlet fever,
Hl'ys5 ...' ~. ~ any contagious disease frnni
Il -,- -.'l '"r NOrsJ cases will Yield 10
q aai cleansing effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
INSANE ASYLUM su MED.
Fsar sf the fsaate~ PesAA o. 60
- "A gss WNnA&A a.s..... !. = !

- =s1s vssass. ,-.-s-As-s..ss "a
Y.SKroy, April s-The Territorial In.
sane Asylum wss burned this afternoon. II
was . temporary wooden building used
while the brick building, nearly completed,
was being constructed. There were fifty.
four insane patsnts in the asylum. q
these, the following was burned 70 death:
Ossume lverson, Of Yanklan county; Peter
Peterson. OF Cas- county; Frank Lynch.
of Union county; Joseph Hsverly OF
Lawrence county.
The property loss il about $4,000. in
Guiding the temporary building and it, con'
tents; comparatively nothing being saved,
and tho insurance il 500. The origin Of
the iP i mystery, and IL WAS
first ,sen in the roof and spread
win such rapidiy that there va.
no time Ia save property at all. The
Patients killed werH once removed from the
building. but ran back into the flames,
after rscAping fror, tls~ custody their VI
the keeper Tie lew asylum il not yet
competed Aut can be used.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
nan,nlr,, Tohnrcn Trade.

------ ~ ~ AIriI l.-rle Sari-Il-
I.. ..Pe., % the Tobacco As>pcias.aa
...'. 81" ia.rr la, been sold in uaavi.lr.
,-.. ...' is. g.. ucr.. IG.UpGOuu pounds OF
rcr,S Gel. ~ 100 average al So, ry- .Hl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

BosIos. April LAT Gay Head womss
locked three children in house snd west
to neighbor's. Dur ing aer sbsencs tie
builaiDg took fire. ss,d alp three children.
were turnsi % deauI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
A Disgraeeful scheme

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April l.-Gsiteau has
sold suit of clothes he wore when ne shot
the President 10 COup's circus for exhibition,
and Mcdonald, the sculptor. IS here, making
bUSts of Garfield sui Gu.tea1 .9r Coup foS
exhibition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
BREWsTER'S OPINION.
EIc and FrcIinEhuySen OPpoNrd &" ihe
Chinese Bill.

Sl.cri1l % Western ASsoriGted P'cSS.
WASHINGTON, April 1t is very posi-
tivelv stated that Attorney General Brew
ster will read an opinion, at the Cabinet
Meeting. tomorrow. declaring the Chinese
hIl in conflict with our treaty obligations.
FrclingheySen, il is understood, Will also
present reasons against signing the bill.
The latter has received letters from Boston
and New York importers urging him to or-
pose the bill in the cabinet.
:. p. Rounds arrived, to-day. He eX-
pets confirmation aS Public Printer, Tues
day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
The Cotton Spinners.

FALL RIVER Mass, April IA meeting
OF the spinnerS' union was held tonight.
The striking millerS of SlngamOn mills
were present and told their grievances. 1t
was voted that the remaining Spianerr Of
the mill should strike Monday. The union
will support the strikers. The cause of the
difficulty is that the weights on the mules
are ton heavy. and cause the yarn which is
OF a low grade. to break The >pnnerS
have been complaining for long time. and
all efforts toward an amicable adjustment
have failed. Similar complaints are made
Of other mills and the trouble is likely TO
increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
fAlAk ASvtSfeat.
St,~csds Disr.Roh 10 the Regl<,-.

W,.HrnGroS. r.. April Joseph Vance.
young man tsentysis years old. vss
shot by the accidental discharge OF . gun
in the hands Of James Emerys. while Shoot
ing rats last evening. The decreased eaves
a wife. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Tine Coal Miners Strike.

plrr>El ECW. April l.-Mattrrs are rather
hay a, to the coal miners strike. which
vas to begin to-day. Vt thl headquarters
OF the Association no reports whatever mad
been received from the pits concerned.
The men in the pits Dt the Mansfield
Coal and Coke Company Panhandle road,
came out last evening The Fort Pitt
mines also on the Panhandle, are idle, and
the proprietor could give no information
regarding the intentions Of the men. At
the mines OF the New FORK and Cleveland
Gas Company, or the Allegheny Valley
Railroad al WAS serene, and the question
of strike did not seem to worry either
employers or employees. The latter were
working as usual to-day. and neither side
had notified the other. Other operators
stated that it seemed more than probable
that BY Monday the men would he ut work
in nearly all the railroad pits at 3]5 cents.
Demand for Increased Pay.
CIIEwOnD, y. j., April l.-One hundred
and fifty hands engaged in the machine
shops struck for an increase OF wages %.
day and the men are persuading the mold
Cr> 10 quit work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

tlrrs arp not only rumorS Of war,
ih. reality Of war will soon have TO
i rel by the inhabitants Of Europe,
! the Pail Mall gazette. In word,
thought that the differences be-
rG Russia and Germany are 80 acute
.Rar alone can decide between their
.nraIen.imn,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
Uaw.ou RasOifetl

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Secretary Freling-
huySeu has received cable dispatch from
Minister Lowell, announcing that in defer
enCe 10 the request of President Arthur a
respite OF a fortnight has been granted in
the ease OF Dr. Lawson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

1,eeecS S,raaela.

Br1sx.p1 April mime dirsctsss d
the Beryian Bank, Ayssgted IN connecss0W
with the fsiiure OF the hsnk % lMt. nsss
tassr mtey SogtvesL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

lCmtinsS.t on PsSr:h l'agal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

to that praigate. We weigh all the
others but fcget ourselves to get into the
scales. WhIs watching the poor gardens
of others We at our own door-yards 20 TO
weeds. We re looking to see whether
others are getting into the lifebnat, while
we sink into te wave. We cry fire be-
cause our neiabor's house is kindling but
let our own g9 up in the blsze. Turn
back, Oh wandSing aud scatter;l thoughts
of men to yoat ,wn Lesft tJ-la!. ass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
The Lawrence Operations.

INwEE>cE, MAS, April THE PaHIic
mill strikers held \ mass meeting ton ght
al the city hall About l.5OO persons we're
present, and wcTv addressed by President
hgilivc. oI the WcaverS' Union. ext IN
grcs>man Tarhox. State Representative !.
u ECuthman and others. Oilers We're &C.
cei, Ell from other cities. The strikers u
main firm, but their numbers are beig
rapidly diminished by hundreds who ae
accepting employment el>ewhe-p. Thee
are no signs of concession on DIE rarj>of
the management. Repairs at the mill a't
being pushed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

n-,.lru, will be elected in No
lh,,. ~, aud, whoever he may be,
k,gF will De- postponed, the New
n Nm predicts. until the new ad-
Jrtion shall be- installed on the
n March. lN~5. There will be no
s,.n The tariff i'm this admins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
RJtkROk0. MATTERS
4 Big Pay0Sat.

he Phila.ripbia and Reading Rsilfosd 20.
have dec;de4to psy Of the esdre sssssd
MORTGAGE lsAn On the Erst q lrly. Ths
arnouns Of bot,ls outstanding IL ua0oO.op
Hisislss Av1ssstsA-Tbs Ms essshees
LosDos, April 2-Ik. kschtisst tas
celebrated African traveller. bss been ~
pointed German Consul st Tunis. ana =
svucted 70 confer With De Freceypse O.
passing through Pssix- His oppoansne.k
Il regarded ss fresh proof OF the ssessee-
tory relations between Ffsnce "a 49,
many.
II the vsisr be rcnsl5 tcmo.r:f; + ftsesc
ard Boyd will ue Ensiish soaA " LIZ raeos. g 3
a. y and 20 / ON HanIon, nptA nsa sss
in Gne form and remarkably coosiSsat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

n,r,,d that ex-senator Dorsey
't., r,rches, ranges and brand
! ~, - county to an Eastern COM
''N t,rr sfnn, ,OoO or 500, ,NO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

h. Ohio man turned his wife out Of
l y, On an intensely cold night because
wished to discharge a pretty servant
She crawlrd into a hay loft, and
briy frozc 10 death. Next day some
snbors lippcl the husband into =
rel of moluS,Cs, and then rolled him
! heap Of feathers.