Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-19

FThp sun VIII De- on the StlllluOclti
|, next Friday night, the 22d inst, a
I'm.
bgmcs &. Blaire was rendered a re,
t,ion by the Chicago Union League
4 b last evening,
1le Northern Pacific road has been
furtrd to Park City, Montana, TWEEN
.tpur miles west Of Billings.
o-rr and Louise visited the Chinese
,rr and restaurant in san Francisco
k,,'ay. and sailed for Victoria.
h. subscription started by citizens Of
1 oyt for the family of the late Gen.
4 q X. Warren amounts to $1,000.
incr the fail elections Marshal Henry
District Attorney COrkhill, of
sshing,on, will probably be forced
y private me-
Aazcd by the conduct of her two
4htrrS, q woman chopped of one OF
( hands at Parkville, COnn.-striking
& leSs than a dozen blows with q
sheI.
>woman went home on a streteher
\ her pleasure trip to Atlantic City,
q hl>p. a. = cure for mosquito bites,
.bad bathcd her legs with undiluted
/. biz acid.
ii comet of 1872 has come back. 1t
Il the world good deal changed
q &itlclt these parts seventy years ago,
a our fathers were fighting for "free
a &aud sailors rights
'b seven members Of the Forty
K h Congress already elected are Re-
n &,an,-one from Oregon, two from
mont and four from Malne' "He
rbs best who laughs last
,hbi should have had sufficient am
II for u decent place in history to
u gotten himself killed at Tel-El-
8 /. .About this time his appearance
. tre like that Of a criminal than a
M N,arke, superintendent ola pa
'kox factory ut Montreal, who for
IN, has been swindling his en-
',t n by false pay rolls, has Joined the
IN Of Canadian defaulters in Chi
r&entv-two Grvenbackers of Della
h gathered at Newcastle, Saturday,
Nominated Milo l.. Blanchard for
|rsrnor. \ demand for the abolition
a whipping-post was inserted in
tlatfOrm.
i last spike in the Mexican Rail-
thinking PassO del Norte to Chihua-
"a, driven at the latter city, yes
ID, to the music of artillery. Gov
"a Tirragas and Others made speeches
kfpriate to the occasion.
;hSident Gonzales last evening read
.hgsSage to the Mexican Congress,
ling with gratitude on tho fact that
<fnited States refused its good offices
In Guatemalan difficulty because
ii lone nation invoked them.
H actors in Haverly's Brooklyn
IN Ter refused to play last evening,
B hhe institution was closed. The
Me grew out Of a debt due fol-
81 hmes by the managers of the com
and it is stated that Haverly will
u suit for damages.
a trapper named Higgins walked
b saloon in Deadwood, yesterday
Shile the barkeeper was compound
ii cocktail told how he had been sur
by four thousand Indians with
hearts, who had seized his outfit
IN his saddle and ordered him tC
L. G.. Alexander, writing in al
ish medical paper, says that neu
Isl a disease arising from debility
it is increased by disease, mental o.
h, but is relieved by food and somt
by stimulantS. Pure air, nigh
iay, and perfect cleanliness, ar
ed.
&nnysOn Is said to have received TIN
sum Of $4,000 for his poem "T,
- And yet, if the rural rhyme
hOuld send such slush to his hOm
BY, the poem would go into tn
basket so hard that it woult
Is a hole through the bottom
Dyson and Jay Hubbell will agre
Us when We say that it is o grea
to have a reputation.
ltors who tax their cerebral power
bming elaborate and ingenious ex
I, ations Of the British victory in tn
imoOr rifle match, are less candi
= they ought to be. The American
beaten because the British wer
. marksmen, as was shown q
Sh the match. Probably tn
: lment will be returned in du
. but it is best to be fair and coneed
yiGus truth.
=
~ BLAINE.
] name Statesman Having u Goo
Il Time In Chicago.
, 'AGo, September lS.-Hon. James
q who arrived here yesterday fror
4 a was on Change this afternoon an
briefly Of the great growth of Chic;
q oe the first Chamber of CommerC
si u'I ten years ago. Then it was cri
III As too large; now the Board al
~ s another hall which will be larg
lie referred to his trip throug
n great Northwestern States, to the
neht TO Chicago, and to the con
e UIs market which this has become