Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-05

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THE. NEWS.
The dead lock in the New York Leg.
stature, stillcontinues.
The Hudson river was closed by ice,
yesterday, rs far up as Albany.
The druggists of Virginia have formed
State Pharmaceutical Association.
OAly $4,000 of Government bonds
Were presented for redemption, yester-
day.
In Russia hereafteral theatres are to
be closed on Saturday night and Sun
day.
The ice men begin to talk aboutspend-
inc the heated term at the sea side
next summer.
Paterson, y. j., built five hundred
locomotives, last year, and now has or
ders for two years ahead.
G.. G.. Clay, ex-senator from Alabama,
died AT his residence, near Huntsville,
in that State, Tuesday evening.
The Pennsylvania SlO,OOO,OoO loan, Of
SC-ycar 1 per cent. bonds, were all sub
scribcd for, yesterday, the premiums
Taid amounting to 100000.
The Connecticut Legislature is now
in session, and yesterday the Governors
message was sent to that body. 1t Is
devoted entirely to state affairs.
The Blackburn -BTbridge matter is
not settled yet, and among the friends Of
the two men fears are entertained that
q hostile meeting will yet occur.
The debt of New York city is now
S99,OOO, eco, and there is a proposition
pending TO increase it by Sl8OOoOOO by
the construction of new aqueduct.
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.
Mr.. Joseph Medl,l, of the Chicago
Tribune, has been interviewed in regard
to the ropOsed sale Of his paper, and
pronounced the rumor to be 'infernal
LC>h.'
The iron puddlers ofEastern Pennsyl
vania are demanding an advance in
wages, which shall place them on q
evel with the same class of wOrkmen
II Pittsburgh.
The City Auditor of Newark, y. j.,
who j. accused of robbing the city OF
$500, eco, pleaded guilty to eight indict-
mcnts for forgery, yesterday, and was
Icu,auIcd for sentence.
\ dispatch from New Philadelphia,
o., SAYS the victims of the Shanesville
disaster were buried yesterday. Every
house in the village is hospital, and
n,ir or five of these injured will die.
+ is rather a funny circumstance that
soaccurate and well posted a paper a
The New York Sun should reprint
Hglmes' beautiful poem "The Voice
lg,,." and credit to the Kansas City
TWcS.
last year l25,OO0 of the immigrant.
whc landed on our shores, were Ger
mans, and it is expected the present
yearwill witness an increase of at leas
25urcent. One thousand arrived Oh
Tu-eay.
AwarvellOus story of the discovery
ofa ,aliJ bed of crystalized soda, nine
feet ,Ack, containing 50,O0O,0O0 cubic
feet, comes from Wyoming. This, We
mean the story, not the soda, viii b'
taken cum graRO sails.
Then i a surplus of 3, 1000 in th'
State ueasury of New York, and mleS
squau.yred on some scheme of improve
mcnt twill enable the Legislature u
relu,e nxation to the lowest poin
reached IN halfa century.
1t is % bad; but since the New Year,
receptioa when the Chinese MiniSte
inadvervatly spoke ofthe dignitied See
rotary O State as "Old Hysen," th'
press gar, distinguish him and his sol
rs old nd young" Hysen.
IL IS announced that the expenses o
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 demonstrat
ing the rres Of the South, and vii
be rcturneluany times.
1t is rum red that gold, in payins
quantities rs been discovered nea
Burlington, wa. As far back rs 1856
similar eaurd was started. The fac
Is, that Sma. quantities Of gold can bt
obtained aloS the Dcs Moines river
but not enoua to pay for working,
Mr.. Geo. " Julian, of Indiana, in ;
y recent mteryiw, announced that tn,
Republican prty would have beer
buried long size but for the foolishneS
OF It's opponent He thinks there is ;
good prospect # Democratic success
now, upon a pl form of Tariff revision
and a curtailm of the power of tn,
banks and eorrations.
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