Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-08
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
ne bright sunshine Of yesterday glad,
K a., the hearts Of multitudes.
ysxt thing you hear of will be a sick
1yman in the Star Route eases.
ID The halls of the Montezumas echo
,b the hello" of the telephone.
ii S,,inc chickens are ripe; but, like
strawberries, they are dear little
ag>
There seems to be an effort to .prove
y r,c Mslley masher rather than a
rierer.
n pw more days like yesterday may
L. out the straw hats and REFUGE the
y ,e Of strawberries.
/ The cost Of the retired army list at
i..spt Is little short of one million of
an. The proposed enlargement
II increase the cost $500, 900.
4 food Of bills is still pouring in upon
| House of Representatives. IfnOne
,oured out upon the country, little
am will be done. ...
I The army worm appeared on the
Y m Of JocOb Biggs, near GallipOlis, o.,
1 sunday, and at last accounts it had
arly destroyed sixty-aere field of
Nst.
4 " 5. Ladd, a Portland, Oregon,
j l-ker, has given $4,000 to build re-
m school in that state, and he will
Y ,y an expenses connected with the
AoOL
| L Is currently reported, upon what
!. ,DsArs to be trustworthy authority,
Ia J. Cassett, First Vice President
] The Pennsylvania Railroad, will re-
I q that position.
ApspreSentative 4 Townsend's bill TO es-
ID board of commissioners of in
4 I.S,ate commerce as a bureau of the
sror Department will have favor
| report TO the House.
II
BotOn is to have new Conservatory
Music TO cost 500, ,OOO, and aecommo-
he 5000 students. By the way, can
Y Az Boston cOtemporary tell Us why it
4 hat Boston woman always sings
] rugh her nose?
I Vow that the Princess Louise has re-
\ ned 10 Canada, we hope Nennor will
4 behave himself. 1t would be rank
,ssOn to get up any more such weather
] We have been having while Her
| wal Highness has been away.
COboes, y. y, has had to pay a wo-
i an $4,000 for orleayinga a dirt heap in the
}rest to upset her carriage and break
i.,nOse. The city held that she had
/ right to ride out on Sunday and be
NJ, bat the court decided that she
H.
4 cOIored brother in Virginia eXper-
su,ed upon on old Parrot shell found
he field by pounding it with an AK.
= reporter remarks: "After the close
4 i.he performance all that was found
4 .ts remains was u suspeulvr button
Z one boot heel
JrOr Iovejoy, of the Malley trial, Is
Ne, seventy years old, and hence his
s2eS, becomes a serious matter. II
- ,hould not recover, a new trial would
r,ome necessary. \ decision Of the
Wv York Court Of Appeals against the
-.at Of proceeding in capital case with
es than full panel is everywhere ae-
rP;ed
There are twelve hundred applica-
ns for paymaster in the United States
aruy, and if the compulsory retirement
s.ause, now under consideration in the
Snate, becomes a law, there will be eX-
s:lv halfa dozen vacancies in the pay
ors Of the army. This will give one
in every two hundred applicants q
chance to get an appointment.
General W. =. ROsecrans has caused
% he published in the California papers
,gtter to his constituents, in which he
SAYS with unreserved frankness that he
wishes to be reelected to Congress and
snows that his brief service thus far has
teen honest and faithful, and that his
influence and standing with both par
les in the House have been at least as
nigh as any of his predecessors.
A Washington dispatch says that
Belford lcolOred)" made a speech in
congress. The abbreviation generally
c>ed to indicate the great and thriving
State of Colorado evidently caused this
mistake in connection with the Repre-
,rntative, but it is true all the same.
Seliori is cOlored not black, but scar
rt-aud out in Colorado, in their wild
Western way, they call him the red
Lsad,d rooster of the Rockies"
PARKERSBUR6.
An Old Firm and Faithful Employees