davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
RiFp Record.

FoEr HORrH November lS.-The Hour
mill building and Hine other houses were
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; in
suFea (3E lhrs hsif ..., .-.,,
hay fork works Of LSmisoR & BrenizeT,
Twenty-Sixsh and Poplar streets, were
burned this morning.
CWeAGo, November IS.-A Detroit special
says: Four hundred thousand feet of lum-
ber, in the yard OF Baker & Sons, caught
tire from sparks of passing tug this morn
ing and was burned. Loss, so, ,00o; partly
insured. The same firm had a saw mill
burned few weeks ago, and the loss was
S3U.WO
DETROIT, MICH., November lS.-Tbe large
machine and blacksmith shops Of the Mus
kegon Car and Engine Works were totally
destroyed by fire last night. The foundry,
car and all the other shops we've saved.
Loss 81, COO: insured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
MINGO MATTERS.
Mill Nstes-Yacht Sea GHlH I'm. PNzt-
General.

GeneF0N.
Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
MINGo, O., November iS.-Mingo furnace
No. /, with fourteen foot bosh, managed by
George A. Dean, eX-secretary OF function
Iron Company, is having hne run this
week, averaging seventy four tons OF No11
mill and foundry iron daily, and Wednes-
dav made the extraordinary run, Of eighty
seven tons and fifteen pounds. This Is
the largest run ever made at Mingo, and
the largest ever made in the Ohio Valley,
with the same size furnace and equipments.
We are gratitied at Mr.. Deans success in
this field, and hope to hear Of q continu-
an ce of his prosperous management
The work on the nail mill is abont COM
pleted, and the new pudding ttrnaces ars
working well. All departments will be
running full dnring the first part OF the
week. A new Office is being erected in fine
style and will be ready for occupancy By
the latter part of the week.
We understand the yacht Sea Gull has
arrived in port, and the Greek mariner,
Capt. Theodore, reports hard, rough and
improbable voyage. The. owners have
decided 10 dock her for the. winter.
Houses are in great demand here aud
rents high. A good opening for invest
ments
hThe plate rolls 60 on Monday morning.
At present there are ten boiling furnaces
on double turn, and on Monday morning
four or five more will go,on.
Part Of the nail factory goes on Tuesday
morning. -
The company is eresting an ore crsshes
that will excel any in use in the Ohio
Salley
Mr. John Pastor. manager of tia. pool
room, is agent for he REGISTER.
One OF The latest additions to Mfpgo is q
butcher shop, and the citizens are now
longing for q drug store.
Mr.. James Todd. IT.. paid Minso visit
on business.
Miss Laura Ives IS visiting friends here.
Hen. Thomson bas accepted a position
with the mill here. Mr.. Thompson was
fonaerly CONFESSED with the kloman mill
at Aoundsyille>
Mr. Harrison Marshall is IN AoundsyiIs
On business. and will be absent several
days.
Mrs. Con. Wagner Is spending a tsW
days With friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. John Fleming, The Wheeling paiHter.
is kept rery busy With orders eaOugh
ahead to keep him hrlsy for some time 70
come.
MiII arrivals this week are as foilows:
Ben lobe, Oliver MeNind, Ben and Ed.
Tell, from Martins Ferry. Ohio; an3 Joe
Wilson, Pat Rody, III. Knoke, Fat Murphy
snd Tom and James Baron. fFom Wheel
ing.
Dick Jackson and family and HenrJ
Briggs and family, arrived here from
Wheeling this week
Mrs. Frazier moved into her rev aeus'
this week.
Mrs. Briggs OF Martins Ferry, is yisitnI
! MTs. David Simpson, Mrs. Briggs is 3
| yesrs Of sgs, hull ,s selirc shd sPry As
girl Of 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

NEH NoRK, November lS.-The steam.
ship Hermod arrived here to-day from
Hayre. having on board fifty sheep of the
famous RambOerellett breed, some Of
which are worth over $500. This is the
largest lot of this kind of sheep ever i'm
ported during the last thirty-eight years.
The sheep were imported by Mansi Carp,
OF Texas, and Notwithstanding hard yoy-
age. they are in splendid condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
VERY FLUcTuATMG,

Lively Dag o. Pistsbarg OH EnnhsaGN
PITTssHRG, November T.--Th,rs was an
other lively session at the on Hxchnee
this morning. and a large amo uat Of trad.
ing was done. The market 1ptned week
with sales al 81 .l5, and declined 70 .t3H,
but under strong ball mosme,st the
market became frmer and advanced mt
easy stages 10 81. 10, when there was = reac.
ton. caused by heavy selling, and the
price deolined to g. fgX. but Isoeusrsd sn |
closed at noon steady with $l.1s}f bid. and
Sl 12asksA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
nYsIrmous plsAPPeARAlece.
',SE.csis. esSE:A
N,co,ai pi.potcA 70 tht S,.rxiap ReI

Special DispatcA 10 ns S,ir,iag Resta~.
MAssyraLp, ONO, Nouember ls.-E. "
Anders, for many years manAssr OF tho
Mansfield Western Union telegraph ofics.
disappeared Wednesday night last and his
whereabouts are unknown. He left note
for his wife saying he was leaving for gocd
and. ID was useless to try % find him. He
gave financial embarrassment - the rcasou,
butas his accounts with the company are
all right. his affairs outside In fair condt.
tion and his domestic relations Of The plea
Temporary ALTERATION Of mind. He 10 q
medium hsight, weighs $50 pounds. has
black hair and niustachc. flushed face. voss
dark oyerooat, Lad with him nsw suit brown
Scotch clothing and suit OF dark gray sons
what worn. He had large shsaP black
imitation leather tatchel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
valuable Ptece OF EIo-.e-Fse.b.

NEw YORK, November lS.-Wm. l.
Scott's imported French stallion, RayOu
D'Or was to-day shipped by the fast eX-
press to Erie, Pa. Fifty thousand dollars
cash was refused for him yesterday. Wilkes
speaks of the stallion in the most flattering
terms. His winnings in 'TsWere over $50
~. He cost $3S, Geo landed in New York,
the highest price ever paid for horse on
either continent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
The AURoRAL DISPLAY.
The Heavens brilliantly illuminated
az various Points.

az various Points
DENyER, November Is. - The electric
storm Of yesterday seriously impeded bust
ness in the Western Union Office. Tonight
the auroral display in the northern
heavens is most brilliant and dazzling.
NEw YoRx, November ls,-The electric
storm of yesterday extended from Boston
as far west rs Ogden. This morning its in
iiuence was felt in some localities so that
telegTaphic communication was subject to
occasional interruptions Various expert
ments were tried by telegraphers during
the prevalence OF the storm to work the
wires and dispose OF = great accumulation
OF business, but with little success until 1t
was discovered that By taking two wires
from the ground between any two given
points and Joining their ends, CIRCUIT WAS
formet that eoula be operated IN this ySf.
Eight wires between BHflalo and Chicago
were made to dc service. Four electricians
seem to agree that the disturbance was un-
like sny heretofore experienced as it ap-
peared 10 act upon the wires in strong
waves, causing constant changing OF the
polarity current.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
ListIe Hope for uhe Measure.

LoxDoN, November lS.-The Daily News
states that there is very slight probability
that Norkes motion for q committee TO
inquire into the circumstances under
which Psrnell. Nllon and OHelly were
released IRON Kilmainham jail, will pre-
vail. There is very strong feeling on the
Liberal benches against il, although Glad
stone has expressed desire that il should
not be opposed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

testified that ShankS was 10 get 81 900 for
hiS share in keeping Mr.. Arthur. who was
at that time collector Of the port from in
vestigating the charges against Woodruff &
Robinson. pemas Barnes was to pay 81, 900,
and witness was TO pay Barnes. The mr.
rangement Was made at the Argus Office, in
Washington street ShankS was to use the
Tribune to frighten Mr.. Arthur Slianks
Was the city editor Of the Tribune
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Head Shot on.

FoEEsr CRY, y. c., November lS.-A
serious conflict occurred near here to-day
between two OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF the county. During a fight Barnes
King shot Vim. Suttle, the latter in turn
nearly blowing of the top Of Kings head
with q shotgun. He died soon afterwards.
In the afternoon Gsrther Front shot King
twice in the body. John Harrell danger
pUgly wounded Wm. Suttle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
THE PATENT LAWS.
Secretary Teller Does Not Favor
Change.

wasHINGrox. November ls.-Secretary9
Teller will not, in his annualreport, recon-
mend reduction in cost Of obtaining D,
patent. He is persuaded to take this
course, it is said, from the fact that the
patent laws are now more liberal than those
OF any country in the world. In Euglanait
costs 81 $50 TO obtaia a fOurteen- year
patent, in Germany 5000. in Russia 500,
and in Canada 81, 400, while here it costs
$500 for . seventeen-year patent. t,is
not thought by Commissioser OF Patents
Marble that the reduction in fees will
materisllS change the nuraber of patents.
He thought that the large revenue DOW.
derived from this source ls no argument in
favor Of reductios, nnlsss il can be shown
that the fees bear heavily upon deserving:
inventors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
ehat,n-x, Ceunted Out.

MEMPHIS. November lS.-A special from
Jackson, Mick, says considerable interest
Is taken in the elestion. In the matter OF
Chalmers and Manning, late candidates
for Congress in the Second Mississippi
District, Secretary et State Meyers to-day
canvassed the votes, and decided in favor
OF Manning. The case occupied the
greater part OF the day. Gen. Chalmers
was present and was aided by Col: Nugent
Jackson in representing his interests.
Upon rendering the decision the Governor
issued certificate TO Manning. As IL has
been generally conceded that Chalmers was
elected by handsome majority, 1t has oc.
casioned q days wonder. The case turned
upon the vote of Tate county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Malignant DIphtheria.

PmLADEIrHIN, November lS.-Malignant
diphtheria is prevailing to an alarming eX-
tentin the manufacturing suburb OF frank
ford. Five children of William Pray, and
two OF Rev. W. Hamilton have died within
the past few days. SiStSen scholars OF the
District School Sre seriously ill from the
1o1s,ic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
ateIen aIenerty aeesgesea.

PHILAprLYiHA, Pa. November le.-M>
ward Mcsor!sy, Of New BriAhton,. 1tatee
Island, came here this mornlpg and fdesti-
sed as his property lot okdseds pohei0
the house. Of Inward Jacques, srrseeo4
here this wssk fos numasons robbsheG.
The hsuseof Ne6oriey was roobed iast6ep-
tensbef Of ts0,0e0 in-bonds t7S0 10 caeb.
spd the Eapan msstioueds nc8oSisyS yStaAeD
that on the day IN questiea man rssenb-
ling JsoQues. and two oti3sf men oano -
bis plsca and told his ooachmsn thst -
(McBofhyl bed met with IN socidestby -
Ssrrisge- breaking dovs. ssd hsd seas tr
him 70. repair the dznsge, During ~
fnifted, a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

BAEf1ns.x. Eoyenhss 1s.-Four-Qais
and uncbsnged. wheat Western opened
higher and closed sasisr; No Q vintsr red
spot q o6@l oaN; seller kosemhss
81 OAK asked; seller December u 90
/ 0s.s; seller January 81 o61l0f o. = ~
February 81 o6491 o6H co.n-Ma1ssn
qs;st ard firm; mixed .Dot ssh&sse;
se'Isr :eIIsr January s" eiSSs7Xc. osss-ss.sds;; Ia
white lss46c; mixed 109lSc: Pesnasi.
ysrie <e6i6c. Rye-Dull at 65a57c. Hay
-Uncbsnged. Provisions - Enehsnssd
But.sr-Sieady. EW.-Scsrce snd Firm ~
slc. Petroleum = Unclaimed. Oo0ee--
Dell suzsr-Quiet wkkly-Quist Il
~ le9l I9H.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Wall Paw NE Penalty.

CIScINKAtI, November IL. William Nc.
Hugh was to-day sentenced by Judge
Avery. sf the Common Pleas Court, 70 %
hanged March 3; 1898. This Is the second
time he has. been. sentenced Ia death, the
former Judgment having been reversed on
error by the Supreme Court His odense
was the murder Of his wife. The crima
was committed Il, day light IN publis
piace ou.the street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
The wheeling and CharIeston Rond.
DIR. UpdexrnH Growing Weaker.

'TI-T'7IE 10 l-,I''IE ~ VI '''''''V EN'1'
PORTLAND, o, November 1S.-Hon. ]. I.
UpdegraF IS reported considerably worse.
DR.. Bates, Of Wheeling, and George NJ.
Einsey, Professor Of Anatomy of the Cleye-
land College, Cleveland, o., were in attend
ance this afternoon. DIR. HinSey will re-
main over Sunday With him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
mniIl IN Ananen

New YoRK, November ts.-The captain
agd pilot OF the steamer city OF Worcester,
Iseee arrested oa the charge OF criminal
negligence in sinking the barge in East
River, Thursday night, drowning several
people. The prisoners were held in 5000
each for formal examination.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

r.-.isssss vt.sssa ~ . saneek4s'
r-s.ious ss.-Litsle oosty NesHeeo.

FOrml0GtOo Nu90D0 - o~%N ~ !
Eessioa ss.-Lttsle oesty Sssueee.
S,xcSai Dt@atch 10 the h'Sssdv Rrvss~.
RAaaIScros, w. Va. November iss~-Thss
place was visited last night By gang o
professional burglars, who effected "a
entrance into r. Wells, and Book d Fors
stores by forcing the doors. The safe OF the
former was blown open In good style -
forty or fifty dollars in small ehanss, tsksa
therefrom. They also stole Q lot OF slik
tIandkcrchiefs and other small Articles fe0
the same store. They attempted 70 e!ew
omen the ssfs belonging 10 Book 4 Ros. bat
failed from some cause. Book 4 Foa -,
not miss anything. Had the robbsU SEQ
ceeded in getting the latters' safe spso,
they would have made haul OF two o.
three hundred dollars and about one baA-
drcd dollars In postage stamps. No ooe
hemd:them st work There 10 no clue 70 ~
perpetrators.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Saloou. Ke~per CoovfeseA.

CLkgELANn,. o.. November i8.-Fre'A Die
bolt, prominent saloon keeper Oh this
city, convicted In the Police Cosrt q, vio-
lating the Smith law by selling Liquor on
Sunday, was sentenced TO pay 500 6ne and
costs and be imprisoned in the worhhouse
ten days. The ease will be taiaA, 10, Q.
higher court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
IhE SENAIORSHIP.

Very respectfully,
n. G. DAVIS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
ana 0AlN ShOuf

Nrzp TonE, November 1S.-Robert My
han, treasurer OF the Brooklyn Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, il a defaulter to
the sxtent Of $4,000. He had been directed
10y the managers to pay $AO,OOsinortgage,
and II was then discovered that the funds
had been used. Myhan has assigned all
his property to the Institution, more than
covering the deficiency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
s~.,e,o~ss q. Death.

GoLns,oRo,. " g.. November K.-'TAe
trial OF tire two. negroes, Robert Pratt iAd
Frank Moore, for killing ONeaI. a wiate
man, closed to-day. Pratt was scntapned
TO be hung on the l9th day Of Jonuary, sad
Moore goes to. the Penitentiary for Me,
Moore when sentenced, confessed. hive
negrces<were on the jury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Ice Driver. win strike.

PIrrSRr RGH, November lS,--A strike of
all the drivers OF ice wagons viii take place
next Monday. They have been getting $50
and board. but want s. day and board,
which the ice dealers refuse to pay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
post0Ssice Robbed.

SrzrEoEr, November lS.-The store of Jas.
A Crosby, at Springport, Jackson county
in which also is the postottice, was robbed,
Thursday night, of 81 800 in goods, money
aad stamps.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
ChoIse Aeont the Waiter.

MONTREAL, November lS.--Hon. NJ.
Thibeardean has rendered his resignation
rs Senator, with the condition that his
successor shall be appointed from the lib
eTaI party. He cannot sit in the Upper
House and act SIS a director of the Cana
dian Pacific railway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
POWDER MISTAKEN FOR OATMEAL.
A, Ersss Tsss Cassel tie Lsss % Tv0,
Lives.


Ik,xgswoRrn. KAs., Noxsmber 1s.-
Michael Kelly, living near this city, put
In lar some powder and fae shot which
lie bad Just bought. His daughter, narp-
ret, has an affection OF the ewes, and keeps
then. bandaged. She wanted 90 COOK some
oatmeal, aud BY mis- take want 20 the WrooG
ar. taking the powder 10 the FIRE. Thee0
was terrific explotion aud Naggis
and the youngest child. lsd of six, we're
kind instantly, q fragment n the stove ~:
most seyeriDg the chiid's. head from its
body. A daughter aged twelve years vas
badly burt shout the heed and shoulders
by the fall OF several sguYe feet OF plaster
ing. while the hired ma, who was jest
catering the kitchen % ~ explosion co.
ourred, received . frsCbaFe Of the sksll
which will probably re9slt In death. TIE
fAther fortunately escaRsd He rushed 10
from the barn, where be Was busy olsea-
ing his gun. and succeeded, with The assis-
tanee Of the neishbou In extinsxishius
the flames.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
oil MaPkRl.

BEArFoRD. November Is. - Oil - Firm;
opened at 81 IA; highest 81 1874; lowest
81 Il; closing at 81 10. Sales S,Sl,0OO
barrels. Total shipments 56,a74 barrels;
charters Is, 1900 barrels.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
FOREIGN.


LONDON, November lS.-The Queen, ac--
Companied BY the Crown Princess OF Ger
many, Princess Beatrice, the Duchess of
Connaueht and Duke of Cambridge, Com
mander-in-Chief OF the Army, today re-
viewed 5000 troops which. took part IN the
Egyptian campaign, including smaI!re
resentive deputation of the Indian contln-
gent now here, and few. men OF the Malta
Fencible Artillery. The Duke OF Con-
naught headed the brigade of foot guards,
who were received by the Queen in front
o. the Buckingham Palace. The Queen " as
received by General Wolsely at the gates OF
the palace and drove tArough the sschwsy
to the rear OF the House Guards, inspecting
on the way the troops drawn up along the
route. After saluliDS the troops passed
through the archway aHd made tour
through the streets. Vast crowds were
collected. The road and review ground
were kept clear by 400 police and large
muster oi volunteers and yoemanry. The
Guard of HighlanderS, s brigade of seamen
and marines and the Indian contingent,
about three thousand strong evoked the
most enthusiastic welcome.
Yellow Fever scosrre.
HAVANA, November lS-The Italian bark
Caterinna, from Pensacola for Greenock,
arrived in quarantine here the whole crew
excepting captain, mate, cook and steward
OdNlDk u gSAAO" ACNNA
and when the vessel was day out trRls
that port the captain and eookdlea OF Sse
same disease.
Convicted OF Murder.
DUBLIN. November lS-Miles foyce, al
raisned for the murder of Mrs. Joyce has
teen convicted and sentenced TO death He
wss first cousin of the man Joyce who vas
murdered.
Nobody 90 Blame.
CLKyEIASD, O., November 1S.-Upon in
yectjgasion, Coroner Isam returned YER
dict that the explosion of the boiler vt the
Forest City Iron Works, resulting IN the
killing OF five persons and the Xounding az
fifteen or twenty more, was an accident Tor
which nobody is to blame.
CLosIN6 out sale of the following special
ties:
Children's Morocco, button, solar titp, I
to 10, 65c.
Children's Morocco, hntton, solar tip II
20 Is. $l.o0.
Women's grain, button, S1.0
Women's Pebble Goat, buttnn, worked
button.hole, $3.50 worth S2.25.
| Women's Kid, button, worked button,
hole. Sl.50, worth 80 25.
women's Cloth top, button, A.25, worth
500.
Wonen's Cloth TOP, button, 9e 90, worth
$3.50 l.. v, Blond, lis5 Main street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

|. sS,t t.ES' I.' November lS.-The trial OF
10 o.. %, "; =. G. Shanks sg4iust Truth
Eetrr.5' '!amsges for alleged libel. was
h., ~ n IN ths Kings county supreme
|sl ss.ay' Edward A. HAYES, formerly
eFsf Tor Woodruff / Robins,a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

NEs YnRx. NaEember Is Loans, Dc
crease. d, AZ, ,I0oi specie, incrssse, t2.16I,-
500, legal teDdapk decrease. t33i, 100: De
pests, increase. 81 3Ss, 100; careotstion. in
crease. $3.50; rsser.e. increase. -. 146 ia
kaaks nov bald $s7s,675 lsss than NN.l
xsaairements
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
MIR. Melville Cared.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, November lS.-Mrs
Melville, wife OF Engineer Melville. left
the Insane Hospital, last evening, for her
pletely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Obituary,

MABIsoN, IND, November iS.-Major
John II. Simpson, editor of the Madison
Daily Star died suddsGly this fnosaing st
O'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
Embarrassed.

ORANGE. MASS. November ts,-The Green
field Tool Company has temporarily susr
pended
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
YMAHCR.


Nxx YORK, November iss-MosKr--
ht 5 per cent. Prime mmeankiie paper,
saTn per cent BAR silvert 81 TX. Exs
alsspse steady n isol<c; loaG 8skc sight.
tsovERNNESrS-Strong.
SlArE sEcUstriEs-Negle0ed-
RAILROAD BexDs-Irre9shar.
SSrocKs-Afier IL o'clock The market VS.
moderately active but weak. end 9ndesths
lead Of Oregon and Trans-Csntirsntaliand
Denver fell OF H(elK per cent, bat at
in the general list, while Alton and !fefre
Haute I,seserred sold up ~ pN, cent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

this week, particularly in the oil exchange.
The price has bobbed up and down with
remarks able rapidity. Yesterday the bears
got control of the fluid and sent il down
at q rate that drove the color from the eyes
Of the bulls. During bear movement
there is not the same external excitement
that there is during strong bull market
Under q falling market the brokers en-
deavor to- preserve an outward appearance
Of indifeTerce. But as the lowering fig
ures rapidly eat up margins and fortunes,
IS Is easy to dct,ot, by thz pa;a cheeks an I
anxious expression, that all Is not calm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

, Li,t OF Republican View Of
IhinES-HOW Would senator ,. ,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
xsops6 Ia1o . Yusnase.

BssSseEAn, Az. Novenbss. h-Nn-
H. cuspinehsm. = uoskmss u The 8e.
mipghsm Rolling Mills, this morning ~
Ws<k. walked ovsS 20 the Aice ejA3 tus-
nses, ascended - ths mouth oS H. eenok
sad awaited tks moment Sof cheHT1o1
hat spd lespeA bod. first iuop De tnfDeoe.
He fornsrly pssIded in KsstnekE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19

WASHINGTON, d. C. EeysH1tt Ic.--Rear
Admiral Eiche1D61 - hb Nport to ne
Navy Department 3r1inS 1he rec.nt
cruise in the GreciAn 44Aepele9os sey4hp
called at Patos, Greece @4 -
port Of $500 inhabit
ayey.ge q pne Fsesei -
the first time al American msn of-war hsd
visited that port for twenty-five years.
The GarHeld Board.
The Garfield Board Of Audit had a. long
meeting this morning, finished the exanri.
nation of the surgeons claims and pro-
ceeded with those OF other persons. All
claims will be examined and corrections
called for before the adj Indication ef any.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-19
FoR TEN WEARS.

Gpter. she JseksSa, Geassy Mse1sssSs
YesS10Stlsy.
Special Dupaieh 70 9ss Sunday Register.
RfpIKr. W. Va. November is.--The tssy
hss Just brought IN, the verdict in The Grisr
and Mcclure murder case, and found 0dsr
guilty OF murder ip the second dsU ee, -
Fixed the sentences ~ imprisonpent In ~
penitentiary forAsn yesrs.