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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
GEN. GRANT.
whas Is Said OF His Charges In Regard
10 Fitz John POrter-Sargent's Chan
ees-InyestfSating the Expenditures.

90 Fitz John POrter-SargenfS Cham
ces-InyestfGating the Expenditures.
Special Dispatch 10 the WesterR Asso'd Press
WAsHISGroSf January 4.-The friends of
ex-senator Sargent do not speak so conf
IDENTIFY now as they have done, of his being
appointed Secretary of the Interior. They
have the naval portfolio in view for him
now, and are bringing all their influence TO
bear in that direction.
The friends of Fitz John Porter are very
much elated, at the frank avowal of Ge
ought to be vindieated. They expect to get
bill for PorterS reinstatement
through this Congress now, without much
difficulty. prominent Republican said
tonight, that Gen. Grants change OF opir-
ion would not influence Senator Logan TO
reverse his judgment, and favor bill TO
rainstate Porter. He said Logan may, out
of respect for Grant, remain silent, but he
will not vote for such bill.
The Democrats generally give General
Grant credit for an honest change OF opin-
ion in this matter A leading Democratic
Senator said, tonight, that he took no stock
in the theory that Grant was manouvering
TO catch Democratic votes in favor OF the
bill for placing his own name on the army
retired list He said he knew Grant to be
a very candid man, and one ready to make
acknowledgements if he discovered himself
to be in error, and that having recently
studied the case for the first time, Grant
reached the conclusion that his previous
opinion had been wrong, and frankly said
So This Senator added, that in his opinion
the bill to retire Grant will pass as several
Democratic Senators, perhaps, half a adozen,
intend to vote for it.
ANY bill TO reinstate Porter will receive
the support of all the Democrats in Con-
greSS, but should it propose to reimburse
him in the shape OF back pay, it will meet
with strong opposition from some OF the
Democrats.
The Senate subcommittee on Appropria-
tionS, investigating the contingent fund
expenditures, proceeded with their work.
They had several witnesses, among them
+. J. HesSler, who is in the Treasury cabi-
net shop, and has been for several years.
The committee called on HesSler to produce
his time records showing the work done by
different men under him. They are in
uuiring into the allegations of Brown, the
carpenter, who testified that he worked on
Secretary Sherman's new residence, and
was paid for his work out OF the Treasury
funds.
Hessler is said to be an unwilling wit
ness. He has very defective memory,
and some of the committee think he does
not want TO remember too much. His evil
dence has been contradictory to Browns.
The committee are not yot through with
Hessler. They are comparing his time re-
cords with the pay rolls, for the purpose of
seeing whether these records and pay rolls
/ contradict or subStantiate Browns teStl-
| mOny.
The committee are not yet able to tell
when they will complete the investigation:
| subStantiated, will, when made public not
look well for the past management OF the
| Treasury Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
A NEW YEARS GIFT.
Saving in the Star Route Service for
Last Year.

Special TO Western associated FroaO.
WASHINGTON, January i.-Sccond Assist
ant Postmaster General Elmer, this morn
ing, sent the following, which, he says, is
his New Years present to the Postmaster
General:
WASHINGTON, January 1.
To tie Hon. Thomas l.. james, Postmaster Gen
eTGi:
SIs:-I have the honor to inform you
that during the month OF December, 1SSl,
the following changes in the star and
steamboat service were made: Increase in
star service, SIS, ,Ssl; decrease in star SER
vice, $2lO, ,S3l. leaving net star reduction
of Sl71 $50. Decrease in steamboat service,
-, AGO. The gross reduction in the cost OF
the star and steamboat services from March
l TO December 81, 1881, amounted to S2OF,.
422, while the increase during that period
$60S, ,259, leaving q net reduction OF 81, I'D
1853. Very respectfully,
[Signedl RICHARD A. ELMER,
Second assistant Postmaster General.
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W. VA. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8 1882 -

lation, and tell better where to put the
boundaries and how much territory they
ought to contain. We made mistake you
see, in admitting both Colorado and Neva-
da. Nevada is too small, and should never
have been made State, while in order to
take population enough, We nade the
boundaries of Colorado too extensive. Now
the trouble with Dakota is we don't know
yet what she is going TO amount to, and so
can as well wait, and the people are Just as
well off under the present form OF govern
ment" g..
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Another Billiard Match.

NEw YoRK, January 4.-Jacob shaefer,
the billiard player, with his hacker, Rich
ard Roche, OF st. Louis, and VIM. Sexton,
with Henry Stedeker, his backer, met to-
day at the Spirit Of The Tines Office and made
arrangements for another billiard match
between Sexton and schaefcr. The articles
of agreement were signed and call Tor a
cushion carom game OF 600 prints, the win,
ner to take the stakes and gate money ana
the loser pay all expenses, The game =,
be played in Tammany Hall , on the s,S I..n do o.
posted $500 forfeit to-day, with Buck, OF
the Spirit who is stakeholder, and iinai
deposit OF s., 900 aside 10 TO be made on the
I'd OF Anril.
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PARKEasBURe.
HE Prascf Request Rewards-Presen.
tation - the sehoIars-Republican
Conventfon.

se republican
eonsensscn
h npeeotforyespondenc Of the Register.
ARkERsECRt, January 2-One of the
nest audiences eyer.sssembIad IN co,,,,,
bla> nero Hal, .h;s o;.-- ...s'..s - -,
last NJ .T, ~ es"'eu 'nere
the tof tne purpose OF witnessing
X prize awards" The annual
uiS'iioult\oft \of tbase r-;zos = :, 80,
ance with u ~ "Oooiu
Solomon PraSo SoVislons Oh the Will OF Mr..
IN the Mavor eceased, who bequeathed
-, s Council in trust tho
sum oI s@,vvV, theN 20 H. ;,..o. ::
United States securk e'eu III
TO be divided among 10 "nd the interest
A., liz. ,.s..,,,, - pAmale pupils of
'ne PuOits .s19 Nshury tho Al,
triDunon of tne prizes 70
nTst OF January each year. Siace on the
:, Ihe- tot., ppils isaylnc. theA
ior genera deportnent, eSeeiiet rec9la
gy, ETC, 10 De the reclplens on thh STU
Inc e6eTclSes were oPeneu Win PEiIes
heV; +. D. oarrolI. AIter music py tHoy
oand the orator OF the OCCASION, nE
IaNenher, Esq, was introduced py MaNl
Netls. MI. IaVenner, IN glowing terins,
Pald peautlIul tribute to'Ine memory OF
the late Mr.. ffager, whose LIBERAL glft has
city Scnools with proper spirit Oh rivalry:
Inc Drlel synopsis that we could give OF
Mr. laVenher ADDRESS Woula not 40 MIN
Justice: Mr. l.. Is hau'e VI Nooa cotth-
W, ana promising melliDef VI the odr,
ana we preuict lor MIN aDrlght iuture.
In ORDER that the same generous rlVairy
might be encouraged In the female pupils
OF the CITY schools, our citizens have been
IN the naDit, annually, OF donating sum
amounting 10 one-hali the amount reailzed
from the "frager peqpest ana on the
same occasion, presenting the amount 20
hve OF the most deserving female pupils,
the same to be selected from those who
have achieved the greatest prohaency III
their studies:
Chariev fltnlah' Deo. turner, JOS. Aualt
and Albert Warner were the fortunate ones
on TINS occasion, ana when the prizes, con
Slsting OF so gold pieces, were present.
ed by Mayor Wells, IN feW
well chosen words, the little
fellows proved equal to the emergency
and the way they pockesed the bright yel,
low coins was fully up to nature, and
brought down the house.
Next in order was the presentation tc
the fair little misses Of their well-earned
prizes, which consisted of bright new $40
gold coins, end us each little miss was pre-
sented by our worthy Mayor with this val
liable testimonial, she gracefully acknowl
edged it and retired 10 her seat, amid the
hearty applause Of the audience.
Prof. Purinton, the present excellent Su
perintendent of our city schools, was pre-
sent, and in his entertaining way gave Us
an outline of the magnitude OF the work
being done towards educating the youth o
ParEersburg. Prof. p. justly ranks as one
of the best educatsrs of our State, and We
think that our Board of Education will be
wise in retaining the services OF one so EN-
inently qualified for the position.
The presence on tho stage on this occa
sion OF Mrs. Prayer, the esteemed widow OF
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Kew RstlpeoA Asvoaeo

Ngw YoHK, January l.--Tbe q(n
the New York, Pittsburgh and Che
strnction, near Wampum, LAwrsne,
~, Pa, and for the joint conetf4cel
connecting railroad between ths fin1
respective companies 70 this agf(
provides for the iBterchsngs % -
freight cars and Locomotives PYtI|
New York, Pittsburgh and Chino
way, with those Of the P1ttsbufI
Lake Eric Railroad, Pittsbufgh ~
: Railroad, Pittsburgh and Fort Wy!
way and Cleveland and Pittsbqrsh =
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been known many times to change his posi-
ton on the market while away on these
trips, they Serving double purpose of put
ting him beyond the reach of inauisitive
friends, and giving pretext of thinking
better of the situation, for "having seen the
greatness OF the country" Whatever the
true reasons tor turn in the market may
oe, II certaply closed very strong, not only
to 2A per cent higher than Yesterday.
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THEATRICAL.
vaccinating the knights or the Dsskfs
The Chestnut Street Theatre.

NEW YoRK, January 4.---Nearly one-half
the actors and actresses in this city have
been vaccinated at police headqnar.ers.
The cause or tSe s:s4re was that Samuel w,
Picrcy, a leading man oil i,oth's troupe,
had died of smallpox in Boston, and Sat-
urday night three travelling troupes, the
members Of which had associated with
Piercy. arrived In the city from Boston.
J. H. Hayerly has leased the Chestnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, Tor number
Of years.
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ApUnTountied HumOr,

Much indignation is expressed at the
Indian Bureau, at the story that, owing to
the failure Of the government to pay the
Southern ties the balance of S25,00) due
them, serious trouble has resulted, and the
Indians are about to take the war path.
The acting commissioner says the amount
due the Indians is Sll, sos, and that the delay
in making the final payment has been
caused by the change of the agents, and
that as soon rs new agent reaches the
Southern Utes agency, the funds will be
turned over TO the Indians. No trouble of
any kind is reported, and the Indians have
not even expressed discomfort AT the delay
of paVmcnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
bsILAWRY AND CRIME.
4 Mob sst,eks 4 Bass e eti-
oTaIR CRIMES ANO cAs0asres

81. Loris, January S,-The southern, -
ton OF Montgomery county is mostly .
woody and hilly country, and during tho
last two or three years has been inhs61tsd.
in part by number OF recklesa lsv,
defying young men, among them the DAN.
the King boys and others, who all. MD
out regard TO who has been most guilty a.
most wrong, are objects OF intense hatred
upon the part OF law-abiding people. The
King boys consist Of John, Tom, Joe and
Abby King.
On the 18th inst the thrcc irst named
King boys went TO the house Of Nf. Nelsou.
four mikes south of the Americas, DE
Nelson's claim, for tho purpose OF robbinR.
The Kings deny this. The Window of
the Nelson house were broken, one of the
King Boys wounded, and another started
! aornv thadark. apeg nth n - nns1,s,,,
A post mortem wss la 81 yJ6quifS d - !!
The dead body was carried 70 the cabin al
the Kings, one mile south Of tho Anncri.
cas-, on the next day, for burial. fThs
cabin was occupied by old man King aAd
Old Mrs. King, two OF the boys wives and
their mother and Mrs Austin, *.
About O'clock that night the S0th inst.
while Abby was In the village for q com
Tor the dead brother q band OF citizens rosla
mp 70 the cabin and made an assault on it
Old Mrs. King and Austin ran out whom
Mrs. King was wounded and Mrs. Austin
shot dead. Another Of the King boys was
f~Sippled, and still another, perhaps. n
by, SSNd Mrs. King, although wounded,
and she statSing her youngest boy, Alb
| fled TO Danville, dfr.~xor a coffin word
will start 10 arrest the ltsS.ss Th ThaN
| and enforce order. ao~.e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
PENSION FRAUDS.
What the Commissioners Ssys-knOx
InoiGuant-A Clearing Ont Predicted.

Special DGpdtch 70 tRe hegISteT'
WASHINGTON, January Am speaking OF
the recent arrests at Little Rock, the Com
missioner of Pensions, Colonel Dudley,
saws that he has evidence that system OF
fraud has been practiced throughout the
Southwest for some time in pension mat
ters, whereby the pensioners have suffered
greatly, and he will in few days send an
officer of his bureau to make q thorough
Investigation in that region.
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HIS LAST DAY.
Postmaster General James Says the
Heparimcnt VIII BE Seif.Sustain-
iSpocialto Bestcyn associated Press.

Spccialto 10 Western associated Press.
WASHINGTON. anuary4-PoStmaStcr Cen
eral James is giving, to-day, his last days
service to the Department. He expresses
confidence the Department will, for this
year, be setf-SuStainins. The official re.
ports are gratifying. For the quarter OF
the year ending September S0th, 1880, the
receipts of the Department amounted To
$S,35i $50; expenditures S9,737554; excess
of expenditures $l,SS5, 96T. For the cOrre-
spending quarter of ISL the receipts were
-. 80 100; expenditures S9,6oT, ,lUJ; excess
of expenditures only Sl@,io3 General
James says the quarter including January
of this year will be Self-sustainiuS.
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stooyooO G~ue.

Bosros. January 4.-By the suspension OF
the Riley County Bank Of Mahattan, Kan.
sas, formerly National bank, q nunbsr OF
New Hampshire people lost beayily. e.
pecially residents Of Peterboro, Jadrcy,
Temple, Dublin and probably other towns.
The total amount Of their Losses viii reach
fJ01 30
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
Small Fox.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The President
said today, he would probably send Spe-
Cial message to Congress, calling attention
to the alarming prevalence Of small pox,
and the necessity fer immediate lCgisll-
ton looking 10 It's snnnrassinn
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A Heavy Ysiisre.

PORTLAND, Me-, January L-It ismnoune.
ed that the great corn canning nfm Of J.
winslow Jones q Co, Of this city, have
failed. Liabilities $4,000. U. H Dudley
* Co, OF New York, have 81, go Liabilities,
and there is mortgage Of $4,000 In fsvos
OF II. X. Thnrber 4 Co. New York. Many
farmers will lose Ill their corn crop.
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penfh faCeatenarfan.

RICHMOND, KY., January 4.--Jarncs Isom
died, in this county, last Sunday. after
having reached the age Of l02 years. MS
life was an eyentful one. During the war
Of 1912 he passed the time in 9 cave in the
mountains, making saltpetye for the man
ufacture Of gunpowder for the American
arruyS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

Then Is a surplus of 3, 100000 in the
State ueasury of New York, and unless
squau.yred on some scheme of improve
mcnt twill enable the Legislature TO
re luce nxatiOn to the lowest point
reachCtrn halfa century.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

Pon1Laxp, ME, January -
inju.ed BY ihe Kennsbso 8
remain af the Maine 0ep!
arc rapidly improyfnD
W 20 " his hope, In 4yy
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A Hot Denial.

Comptroller Knox denies with some
warmth the charge that he has allowed ex-
orbitant fees to receivers and attorneys en-
gagged in winding up broken National banks.
Hc saws that it has been the constant en-
deavor of his office to cut down such fees,
and points with pride to the fact that the
exrenses of settlements OF this sort have
averaged less than seven per cent. OF the
cash assets.
Ii is now said that as soon rs Mr.. Howe
gets fairly seated in the POstOiice De-
partment, lightning will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
Strike Hard

enough to scatter all the Star Route tainted
clerks and aged paupers with which that
Office is filled. \ new hea to the Interior
will be the occasion for the infusion OF
some fresh blood into the old iUgy patent
and land offices. There are more appu-
cants for places in tn sc departments now
than was ever before known.
1t is generally believed that the same
thing will occur in other departments, and
that general reorganization Will be begun,
and this has brought a good many appiI-
cants for all sorts OF positions. y Western
member of Congress said tonight that he
brought with him on his return from
spending the holidays over 700 applications
including everything ON the books, from q
Minister 10 first-clasS power to a mesSen,
ger, all of which he is expected to file and
push 10 a successful conclusion. He says
ne thinks his district is the most Stalwart
in the country. Every man in it seemed
to want an office of some kind. L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

c. G. Clay, ex-senator from Alabama,
died AT his residence, near Huntsville,
in that State, Tuesday evening.
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strfke n t,f.sfans11 -

CrycrssATr, January t
was Insugurated, todg
In the shoe factofie9 .
hundred lsstsfs - Z
and hands are throw
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Paterson, y. j., built five hundred
locomotives, last year, and now has or
ders for two years ahead.
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lstees.eee =

BoKbkAUx, SsnuyH.3sJl>
commerce nas formaily .
Chariot o bankrupt, Mn
1906, 600 francs. Ne - -
warnnt fos his arrest has ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

last year l25, 900 of the immigrants
whc landed on our shores, were Ger
mans, and it is expected the present
year will witness an increase of at least
25rer cent. One thousand arrived on
TU gay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

IL is announced that the expenses Of
the ATTAIN Exposition exceeded the re-
ceipts by 10000. Even if this BE- true,
which We re disposed to doubt, the
money wa, we'll invested in demonstrate
ing the IT. ures Of the South, and will
be rcturneluany times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The Pennsylvania slO,OOO,OoO loan, of
SC-ycar per cent. bonds, were all sub
scribcd for, yesterday, the premiums
raid amounting to 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

EAsHvILLH, Jepul
non county. duxipe
young Bethel clos =
ton and Charley z
wounded Bud McAdoo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

OAly SSl 900 of Government bonds
Were presented for redemption, yester-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The ice men begin to talk aboutspend-
inc the heated term" at the sea side
next summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The New York Tribune charges the
President with rObbing the political
graveyard in the formation of his Cabi-
net, which is unkind, to say the least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

1t is % bad; but since the New Years
receptioa when the Chinese Minister
inadyerrltly spoke ofthe dignitied See
rotary o. State as "Old Hysen," the
press ga-g distinguish him and his son
Is old nd "young" HySen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The druggists of Virginia have formed
q State Pharmaceutical Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The iron puddlers OfEastern Pennsyl
vania are demanding an advance in
wages, which shall place them on
evel with the same class of wOrkmen
m PiffshIIrrh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
without Encouragement

- I'M 4 y :
regtpd full pay Tor tlIcn servicee; ~ NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

In Russia hereafter all theatres are to
he closed on Saturday night and Sun
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The Hudson river was closed by ice,
yesterday, rs far up as Albany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

1t is run red that gold, in paying
quantities rs been discovered near
Burlington, wa. As far back rs 1856,
a similar eaLrd was started. The fact
Is, that Sma. quantities Of gold can be
obtained alog the Dcs MOines river,
but not enoU4 to pay for working.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

Mr.. Geo. W Julian, of Indiana, in
recent mterviw, announced that the
Republican prty would have been
buried long SHE but for the fOolishneSs
OF It's opponen; He thinks there is a
good prospect # Democratic success
now, upon a aplform of Tariff revision,
and curtailm.; of the power of the
banks and eorF9tions,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

IspIAsAsolsA Jsp-t
commenced fsiiipe
morning, snd hA1 -
ly I'll tIss rhlfpaA e9nly q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

AsxAroIr, January 4,-Ihs LeHsist1re
Organized to-day. In the 6enate, Gen n
was elected President and ID fhe Hoop6
Otis Heilholtz, Democrat g N1t11zg
county, ras Chosen Gpesk<ss u bo4l
there was m entire chapss q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

Mr.. Joseph MedIil, of the Chicago
Tribune, has been interviewed in regard
to the roposed sale of. his paper, and
pronounced the rumor to be "infernal
tT-b "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
THE. NEWS.

The dead lock in the New York Leg
stature, stileontinues.
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Commissions Signed.

The President, to-day, signed the com
mission of Howe, Postmaster General, and
Of Judge Gray, Justice of the United States
Supreme Court.
Postmaster General James took leave of
the office to-day, and Mr.. Howe tomorrow
enters upon his new duties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The Connecticut Legislature is now
in session, and yesterday the Governors
message was sent to that body. 1t Is
devoted entirely to state affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05
PITTSBURGH.

Railroad Mattcrs-A serfcA or Serious
Accidents.
PIrTsBRRGH, January 4.-Benjamin Don.
aldson, in the employ Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, fell from the front end
OF freight car near Thirty-third street,
about half past one O'clock yesterday morn
ings:9d - sdisd s|~9Sk, iR;
9 O. y 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

The Blackburn-B -Burbridge matter Is
not settled yet, and among the friends Of
the two men fears are entertained that
a hostile meeting will yet occur.