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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

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conquest d ourselves; and without that
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

REPRESENTATIVE GEpDEs, OF Ohio,
,vcss N amendment TO the Constitution
Ma viii take The appointing power. ok.
vfs 10 bis cabinet, away from the Presi-
H. 1spraides for iha appointment Of
v enaI~loncrs by The presIdcnt, sub.
n on6rmalIou by the s senate, wlv~ha,l.
ou,unciion with tho head Of each de.
rnfnl, constitute a board for the filing
naasis..
4 usr important measure introduced
asrsuss BY Mr.. Beltzhoever, OF Penn.
hmIa, provides that II shall be lawful for
Fd'ilsu Of the United States to present
" supreme Court a petition setting
y ysdsf oath. hhieasont for believing
I, from sickness or any other cause, the
riasni Of The United States Ia unable to
sl,frs the duties OF his Office, aud to ask
aMPrs-idenl show cihse why such du-
''s'aId not desolvc upon the vlce-Pres.
u'tns shall reply to the said petition,
/" WI !ss,.e 'uen reply being illci The court
.r saa', !, ~ saia proceedings,
.,.s. s eoa.s snaA determine that The
~. aaa,ss y, 70 discharge his dulles,
~ ~ ea.,' pe 20 rendered, and the
IA 49, i. = sasu \, 'nerenpon Act as Presi-
-, ~ ~ ses.',a .u'ls'sns a,l' cause, the Supreme
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

The alto for the vs-sar Brethsr'
Hospital, IN Pougbkeep<ic, N. r.. hiss
been purchased. II 4 fifteen acres of
land near the river bank. The fund lor
the hospital left BY Matthew varsar. Jr..
amounis 70 900. 900. HI< the Inleftion
70 erect one large. magnificent building
for administrative purposes and many
small cottages On different parts a tlls
glo9na Est paIsea.s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

Beforr he remainder Of the verdict va.
heard The crowd began 20 cheer, and a vas
only with The utmost exerfinn ~ the Court
a.. sna ci,,s.ss sh,, siisnss VS. ssspea Tue
We. shc iufy. nnd the prisoner guilty. &C.
enrdip1 10 the ipdiesmenfh ~.
with this tiaitean erred, g Hiood win be on
the heads of that Jury
Mr. scovilie then calmly aro<s and asked
that the t1fy be polie<iI Ths names we're
called b The Clcfk, and each man sfo=e aud
m clear soler saI1, I. Guilty"
Jndse Coz s<snrrd scovflie he should hare
ne hts esr~ptio1s. and fhss ~ wouid also be
eu1lf1e1 70 fcur daTa within which n move n
arrrN q uduHent. nnd then dIs<harKrd the
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
FAer AND FANCY.
A Potpourri Of News Done Up I'm Small
shape.

shape.
COUNCIL tonight
MArrSEE, Camille, : today.
'MUcH Ado About Nothing" tonight.
WILL Council get a quorum? 1t is not
likely.
Two pairs of lovers licensed to link, yes
terday.
TIE County Committee on Poor House
will visit the 1nfirmary on Thursday.
AvERprcr OF mot guilty" was returned,
yesterday, in the case OF John Gray, for an
assault upon G. Wash. Humphrey.
The new curb which was being laid ON
Twenty.sixth street. between Market and
Main streets, was finished yesterday.
The Circuit Court transacted no business
of public interest, yesterday. The entire
day was occupied in hearing arguments on
demurreTs.
The County Committees on Court House
and Jail, and Poor House and Farm met
Yesterday. Nothing but the regular routine
business was enacted.
DAVID JoISr had his chin badly cut Sun
day night While attempting to catch
street car he fell, striking his chin with the
above result. DIR. Pipes dressed the wound.
JAMES WISrLE, the man who was so serf-
ously burned. on sunday, by the explosion
at Elm Grove, is lying in a critical condi-
ton, with his life despaired OF. Mr.. Cham
bers is also more seriously burned than
was at first supposed.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, April %
1SS2. Miss Brown, Geo. Butolas, John
Brandon, q. X. Davidson, Mrs. Loot, w. h.
Leporte. John Rectangular, F. T. Phillips,
|. L. Ruble. Geo. F. Rohr, Miss Mary Rob
inson, Joseph Strimman.
JOE SCHRADER, the Waterman at the pot
terv, was badly beaten up, on Sunday night
BY two men, one of whom said ne was a
brother OF Jesse James. Robbery was eyi-
IDENTIFY their object, and when Schrader IN
terpOsed, they severely used him up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
Personal PLEAsANTRIEs.
Pokes and Pellets Mt People-Their
GDmin. and Going.


John D. Culbertson. Esq, has gone to
Chicago.
Mr.. :. c. Jones and wife of Saugorties, \.
Y. are visiting Mr.. John Walters on Main
street.
Henry SchmulbaCh is travelling in the
West in the interests OF the SchmulbaCh
Brewing Company.
Charles W. Franzheim leaves to-day for
Rayenna, to bring home his wife, who has
been visiting her parents there.
Miss Lille Mendel, who has been nn a
lengthy visit to friend, here, expects to
leave for her Texas home within the next
week or two.
Miss Katie Kinkead, the belle of I.anCas-
ter Ohio, who is a most beautiful AMI
charming young lady, is here on visit to
Mrs. VIM. A. lsett. OF this city.
/. C. Evans poem on Ruth begins
Light of my life thou charming lsraelite.
He evidently did not have the Washington
county cashier in his mind at the moment.
Pitts. Telegraph.
Col. W. Ii. HOgeman, OF Charleston, ar
rived in the city last evening TO take the
proper steps for carrying to the Supreme
Court the tax suit decided against him in
the Court of Appeals on Saturday.
VI. \. Chandler, Esq, of this city, who
has been residing in Cleveland for the past
eight months, is welcomed home again by
his many and very warm friends here. Mr..
Chandler, who was suffering from i'll
health, is. we are glad to say, very much
ip,Drpyp1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
STILL ANOTHER
This Time the GnuIey River and Pitts
burg Railroad Company.

The new railroad companies continue to
spring up. The latest came into Secretary
Stalnaker's office, on paper, yesterday. The
whole matter is set forth in an agreement
% six articles
FiTst-The name of the corporation shall
be the Gsuley River and PitiSburg Railroad
Company.
Second-The proposed road will begin at
Kanawha Falls, with Slackwater navigation
and Central Ohio railroad, and run thence
up Gauley River. and run from 90 to 100
miles to the Greenbrier river to connect in
PocahOntas county, with the Fttsburg and
West Virginia Railroad.
Third-The principal business office will
be at Rttsburg.
Fourth-The corporation shall continue
perpetually.
Fifth-The capital stock shall be $500,
600, divided into shares of 500 each.
Sixth-The names and places of residence
of the persons forming the corporation are
as follows: Marcus Hulinss, Willis J.
Hulings and Forest Hulings, Oil City, Pa;
Seth Hulings, Philipsburg, Pa, and d. J.
Jordan, Fayette county, w, Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
MARTINS FERRY.

The only articles to be contested for at
the Co.'S festival will be the colOrs for the
two steamers, Little Anna and Maud ),
and the police caps for the Martins Ferry
and bridgeport officers.
Mrs. Mary ProbasCO, OF New York, Is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Grant Newland was assaulted near SlOanS
furniture store on Sunday night and badly
beaten over the head with a handy billy.
The injured man says that he was assaulted
by a negro, but who it was he could not say.
The stone foundation for the Union glass
works has been completed, and the work OF
laying bick will begin this week.
The addition TO the .Etna mill is about
ready for the roof
Miss Orr. of Holidays Cove, is visiting
her sister Mrs. l.. W. Inglebright of this
city.
Mrs. Brown the heroine of the Walter
Brown affair of last Friday night, indig-
nantly denies the report and says she will
make il very hot for the "allegators.' Mr..
Walter might now rise and corro5Orate.
Drummond Post, G. A. r., 2O3 of st.
ClairSville, has the following named Of
ficers: Commandant, Col. CharleswOrth;
Senior Vice Commander, G. w. Carroll; J.
V. c., Samuel lIilleS: QuartermaSter, Jas
A. Barnes; O. of d., w. S. kennOn; .. of
G., Simon Jones; Adjutant, Henry NJ.
Davies; S. NJ, B. S. Mcbride; Q. NJ. S, w.
S. Hobbs The Surgeon and Chaplain have
not yet been chosen.
John Press, who was pulled in by the po-
lice Saturday night. for disorderly con-
duct, was yesterday fined SIS and costs by
MPyor Mitchell.
An unknown inebriate sat down at Han
over and LIST streets, yesterday, and was
there arrested by the police and locked
up.
The funeral of Vim. Taylor, who was
killed on the c. and Z. road, early Sunday
morning, took place yesterday afternoon
from the Town Hall. lie was buried al the
COunty'S expense.
The G. A. X boys who went to st. Glars.
vile, Saturday night, report very dry
time.
The valuation OF PeaSe township property
for school purposes is S956,473; the total
value of township property is $2,79S, 235
The value of the corporation of Martins
Ferry is 1896, 1893.
J. I. Ilanes yesterday, received informa-
tion OF the death OF his cousin. T.. NJ. Flint
at Cleveland The death took place yeSter-
day morning
VIM. Mann has finally arranged to do the
casting for the Standard mill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
The Immense Increase Of knights oil
Labor.

Shortly after the first of the year, the
REGISTER published an article showing the
rapid increase of the membership
Ct the Knights OF Labor. Since
then, however, the increase has been
more marked.
Since September last the membership in
good standing has increased from 10000 to
10000 The increase has been principally
in the smaller industrial cities and in the
mining districts. PittSburg gained about
10000, markings total of $4,000; Rochester,
\. Y, in three months, swelled her ranks
up to 6,OG0, and in Chicago Buffalo and
Cleveland district assemblies We're formed
with an aggregate membership of 5000
Entire organizations have Joined the order
in a body, and in localities in which
the Ulder seemed to have died
the old members have feoreanized.
affiliating themselves with hundreds of new
members at time. In Braidwood iii.
nois. where the mayor, Daniel Mclaughlin.
4 former member of the Executive Board,
was elected by the votes of the Knights,
nearly half Of the male population was mi.
tiated in one week in January last
There are now Al district assemblies, with
1850 local assemblies, in good working or.
der, in the United States, l53 of which
have been organized since September |, 1881.
According to the figures given by the
Grand Secretary the number of members
in good standing is about 10000, of whom
~, 800 have not yet been regularly reported
at the PittSburg headquarters. The good
standing members are grouped in twenty
two States, as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
A SAD TRAGEDY.
Three Children Poisoned, One Fatally
BY Eating Poke Root.

Yesterday afternoon "A sad tragedy Oc-
Cured in the Second ward, near the work
House, and now the family OF Samuel
Kindelberger mourns the untlmely death
of bright and handsome little boy OF only
three wears, while two other little children
are now lingering in suffering. The cir
cumstances attending the case are as fol-
lows:
In the spring. many persons used de-
coction of burdOCk root as blood purifier,
tonic and general preventive OF that laSsi-
tuie and enervation which accompanies
the approach of warm weather. Yesterday
morning Mrs. Kindelberger, who lives on
Alley G, near the Work House, got lobe
Vance to dig her some burdock roots on the
hillside. lobe fulfilled his mission, but
whether his botanical information Is at
fault or not he also brought. mixed with
the burdock, lot OF poke root, about the
only poisonous herb that grows on our hills.
Mrs. kindelberger laid the roots out to
drv and thought no more Of them.
In the afternoon about dozen children,
including her own and her neighbors' ,
were PLAYING about her door, when they
found the roots. Children eat everything
they can find, aud in a few moments three
of the little ones had swallowed a lot OF the
poke root They were almost Immediately
seized with the most terrible pains and
their faces turned 10 a SiCHIy blue-green
color. An alarm was given and Dr. Acker-
man sent for, and the proper remedies ad-
ministered.
The children were Tillie kindelberger,
aged 5 years, and Edward Hindelberger,
aged years and months, the children OF
Samuel Kindelberger, and Charlie Funk, a
fiye-year-Old son of Mrs. Charles Funk,
daughter OF Mrs. Kindelberger. Little
Eddie Kindelberger was in the worst
plight, and everything possible was
done, but in vain. When a REGISTER
reporter visited the house, at $50 O'Clock,
the bright looking little child had just stiff
fened in death. The stricken family.
under the direction of the physician, were
doing their utmost for Tillie and soon she
was pronounced out of danger. Warm tea
had been given her in quantity and she
was able to smile upon the doctor before
he left.
Charlie Funk WAS coming along nicely at
: o'clock and to day will be about well. He
is nephew of the other sufferers and has
been deserted by his father, who diSaP-
peared three years ago.
lobe Vance, who gathered the root, was
found toasting his shins at the kitchen tire
at the wOrkhouse. and was very sorry for
what had occurred though of course he
could not be blamed for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE WHEELING 4 LAKE ERIE R. RI
NOTICE OF
Special Meeting Of StockhOIs1

II IL ordered that the stockholdcr, q
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com
he called TO meet nj the Company 81
Office I'm Sorwalk. Ohio, on Tuesday, tb
day OF May, Ike, 10 consider and Authonr
agree ment, M fully M IL may then h.
mined, providing for the lease or sale OF
ton Of the rights, privileges and props11
this company relating 10 its inc south ans J
OF Hanover street, Martina Ferry, Ohio,
Wheeling and Harrisburg Railway Comp
and the extension OF aid by this compasl
said company by mortgage guaranty ~
tain OF its nrst mortgage bonds, prineipa
Interest, and providing for the consxS
OF a bridge over the Ohio river nj, and tffE1
facilities at or near the city OF Wheella;
for other arrangements for the coal
benefit Of both said companies.
By order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR.
Z. II. JENKINS, secfr's7
u IL ordered that special meeting q 4
holders Of the Wheeling and Lahs IN,
road Company be held at the gensfaio on
the Company, AT Eorwaik, Ohio. on TSs5
May Is, lhS2, nj ~ A. ~, for the pafP1
taking into consideration an ngrreinst
tween the wheeling and Lake Erie ~.
Company and the Cleveland and MAJ
Railroad Company for the extension o. !. =
ssid Wheeling and Lake EIie h.iifg 10, .
Company by endorring and signing ups
bonds Of said Cleveland and MARKETS. !
road Company . guaranty by the WIZ
snd Lake Erie Railroad Company o.
punctual payment Of the principal and w
Of said bonds and otherwise N defined y
The guaranty above mentioned % b -
by mortgage upon the railroad and p'oy
OF the said, the wheeling and Lake En'
...I fs<.v,x sssnv In arrI mi mar In tls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
Mbrelin9 Re9isten
TUESDAY,. APRIL a5. ISsa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Ayerti~ements.

Wanted-FarmS.
For SalC-Family Horse.
Stockholders Meeting-W. PN e. Trans.
yOrtatiOn Company.
Pure DrugS-R. H. List.
EaSy-Fiiting Foot Near-J. I. Stone.
Bakery and neutrality-suspicious.. F..
Heymau.
Wantcd-GroCery Porter.
White Mountain FreezerS-NeSbittS Bro.
Valley Star Cook StOye-B. Fisher n son.
Large Stock of Teas Edward Reid.
Granite Ware-G. W. JOhnSOn'S sons.
Gard OF Thanks-MrS. A. Rody,
Wanted-Boy.
Fresh Yegetables-John H. Diehl X Co.
BronzeS-Miller 4 Franzheim.
Brushes-W. \. Wilson.
Elegant Stock of Clothing-D. Gundling
X Co.
Don't Nou Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Superior Cutters-T. c. Moffatt Il Co.
Fine and Staple Groeeries-Geo. h. Ne
Mechen,
Accorded the Lead Mendel & Co.
Move. KrauS 4 Bro.
Samaritan Neryine-LThird Page
BaTgaiuS-Joseph Eisemsn-. Head OF To-
cal.
Look Here-A. :. IIsrden-[H Head OF Lo-
cal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
ACo-operaiive Meat Assoc i.tion.

The high price to which meat of all
kinds. and beef in particular. has SCARED,
has caused general uprising OF the PEG
pie against it, and one grand kick is going
tke rounds. The poor man must, with
beef at eighteen and twenty cents. limit
the prime essential to vigorous daily labor.
The workingmen, principally from the
lower part of the city, and particularly
those OF the La Belle MILL have taken the
preliminary steps to organize
u cooperative meat, supplying association.
No meeting of those in favor OF the move
ment has as yet been held, but the idea
finds great approval among all the working
classes of the city. and numerous parties
are actively engaged in working up the
project and a general meeting will proba-
bly, lie held the latter part Of the week.
So Tar rs We have been able u learn, the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
The WATERSiDE.
Bulletin Of Boats and News OF the River
Trade,

The river was on The decline last night,
the marks showing feet ; inches of water
in the channel.
The Andes arrived yesterday and will
leave for Cincinnati this afternoon.
The Courier is the ParkerSburg packet to-
day.
The following towboats passed yesterday:
Cp-JaCob Heatherington, with tow of
railroad ties. Down-Veteran No. 2, with
tow OF coal, and the Iron Age, with tow of
railroad iron for st. Louis.
The Jennie Campbell will leave Pittsburg
to-day, en- route for Cincinnati and Louis
Vile. She will take on a shipment of nails
and glass here.
The Little Anna will make all opera trip
tonight.
Last Saturday the Montana was sold,
Capt. Keith, of ST. Louis. and Messrs. Sedg-
wick and Phillips buying tSothirds of her
and Capt Buesen retaining the other third
Terms private.
JAMES MOUNTAIN, mate of Charles Nor
gan at the time he shot and killed the ne
gro rouster, Gabe Morgan, at Louisville, on
that boat, and who was sentenced to the
penitentiary for the act, but shortly after.
ward pardoned. is now mate of the sCincin-
natl and Pittsburg packet, Emma Ora
ham. -
ALL mtiuDtTs Vi tue maTlUe Engineers
Association wishing to contribute toward
the fund being raised in behalf of the fam
lily Of Robert Kelley, the engineer of the
Golden City, who lost his life at the post of
duty, can do so by sending any money they
desire to NJ. +. A., No. Il, No / Front St..
Cincinnati. Engineer Kelley truly and
conscientiously exemplified the teachings
of the brotherhood.
A LEAD keel for a yacht was cast in
Brooklyn, n. Y, recently, weighing 80
ton 5, the largest of its kind ever cast in the
world. In casting lead keel, the wooden
keel is turned upside down and wooden
mould built upon it, into which the lead is
run from pot, which is elevated sufficient
ly to allow of the lead running into the
mould from a small hole in the bottom.
OIL CRY, April "a. - River 8 feet I
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
STEUBESyILLE, April 2i-Riyer feet 5
inches and falling. Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBUEGH, April 2i.-Riyer feet
inches and pleasant Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI. April 24-Riyer l3 feet ]
inches and falling. Weather clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, April 24.-River falling with
Z feet 2 inches on the gauge.
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The following deeds in fee were recorded,
yesterday;
William Scott to Catharine A. DreSsell,
wife Of Geo. Dressell, deed of April ~
lS>2. for parts of lots Is and IL in Arm
strong's addition, for $500.
Elizabeth Hunter, Noah 4. Hunter and
Jacob Breyer, Trustee, to Timothy p. Nc
earthly deed of April Is, 1882, a piece OF
ground on Wabash street. Island, for $lS1.
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state OF West Virginia,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
Frederick Zimmerman, Administrator Of IN
estate fohD sutter, deceased,
John Suffer, sadie suffer and Charles otte.
IN cHASCERr.
7othe CredhJs yJohn Suffer, dscessef.
In pursuance Of q decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, made In q cause therein
pending to subject the real estate Of the said
are requested 10 present your claims against
the said John Sutter for adjudication, 70
Joseph X. PAUL, commissioner, q his Office.
county, West Virginia. on or before Wednes-
day, the 10Th day Of May, A. d. ls<2-
Wines, James X. Cowden, Clerk pro
lss2. JAMES r COWDEN,
Clerk pro tempore.
b. b. D0veDer and Louis v. Stifel, attorneys
for complainant. api0oaW