Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-08

tresson 70 ioOA 'iO''
. 3. understood by the knowing ones
4. pdge Blatchford, Of New York, IS
fJrnt Arthur's third choice for AS
,!s Justice.
tr.vker Blaine, according to word
1 the South Pacific, being ILL., was
A - hoard the Pensacola to be cared
,sgdl he can be sent home
-s,ostion from reliable sources IS to
4 .sact that at least thirty thousand
-. in Tennessee are suffering from
I s.vsstation caused by the MiSsiSsip-
yer overflow.
,,.cco manufacturers do not care
T., having the tobacco tax reduced,
| lbe Ways and Means Committee
1 Ie, it alone. 1t is not too high, but
! sufficiently high.
4 london dispatch says: During a
''r-;csne in the north of Seotlandthre
[ j,a5 whales were driven in Wees
4 Voc shetland Islands, and shoal-
They were allcaptured.
MCLEAN, the would-be assassin Of
4 Queen, is no doubt a lunatic, but
| ofthe class, perhaps, that DIR. HAM
Ii regards as deserving the full PEN
II ,thr law for their crimes.
4 BeIgian statistician has computed
/, for every thirty-three cents which
,oyernmcnts of Europe spend upon
.ducation of the people they devote
~ 70 military and naval expenses
\ Vienna dispatch says: Nirulent
s.u.pox has broken out among the
! k,trian troops in Cattaro and Mula,
the coast of Dalmatia, and storms
/. re arrested operations against the in
fsents.
Wo-k has been started in the Adams
han factory at Montgomery, Ala
T.. II is the first cotton factory ven
4 IN that city and the event caused
IA enthusiasm. The capacity Of the
i 5 about 800 bales of cotton.
"A private dispatch from Memphis
h. that the wires connecting Helena
s., with the outside world, must bt
)wn, as nothing has been heard from
tre up to midnight. 1t is feared mOrt
fious trouble than any yet reported
) occurred.
Ihe Cincinnati GG=Cttc says: We art
pdually approaching that point wher,
will become necessary to hold an in
IeSt Of luuacy on any man who gOe;
the Ohio Legislature. Ifhe is fOunC
be- Of weak mind, then he shall bt
|gible for the position, and a certificate
lUed to him accordingly.
The Chicago, Pekin and Southwest
b and the Illinois Midland railroad:
Ne been deprived ofterminal facilitie:
Peoria, and are no longer able to takC
lsineSs from that point. Both road:
! re dependent upon the Peoria anC
Kin Union Company, from which
fy rented. 1t is claimed that the cu
|east-bOund rates has made it impos
'le for the roads TO pay their termina
penses. The case has gone to court
Andrew JacksOn'S birthday March
viii be celebrated by the lroquoiS
lb Of Chicago with a grand banquet
the Palmer House. Senator Lamar
!. W. +. Villas, of Wisconsin, w. C.
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, ex-Gov
Inner, ThOS. A. Hendricks, Gen
Rck, Frank Hurd, of Ohio, Senator
ndletOn, ex-senator Thurman, Jere
hck and Henry Watterson have &C,
'ted invitations. Frank Hurd will
ak on free trade. Letters To be read
ve been received from ex-GOv. Sey.
'ur, Samuel J. Tilden and Senator
yard.
zen. Nehimiah NJ. Curtis has been
licted in the United States Court ol
" York for maffeaSance in office for
ing political assessments from FEEDER
officials while acting as a Treasury of.
al in that city, last October. Pro-
'dings were begun against him by
Civil Service Reform Association,
Ore the Secretary of the Treasury,
he time ago, aud he was allowed tC
IGN at the close of last month. The