Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-18

-GOyernor Bullock dropped dead
hc sidewalk, at Worcester, Mass,
Priay afternoon.
! reh Is the stagnatinn in ocean
; Eabs at New York that not a charter
made last week.
lhundrcd men have, within the
wcck, been discharged from the
Toad csntering at St. Louis.
;nt,n,s " c0ldha been the weather
Ssha-a frontier of Algeria that
Ids cc soldiers and camels per-
Eorgom University Methodist Col
Fl Yesterday came into possession Of
2OCO,CAO estate bequeathed to the
;uGiOn ten years ago by Isaac Reib,
aston. The money was to be paid
rOylsionset the VIII telFears after
Bdcsth 81 Mr.. Reib.
london dispatch says: Fears con-
k.ng trouble in consequence Of the
rtian imhroglio are somewhat al
H. this morning. The German Off
IL prrrs declares that the Western
pr, simply desire, like ell EIrope,
Lsiatain the stain q'0 in Egypt.
n ne hundred and lightweight miner
kntries were received at the general
q h Office. in Washington, for the week |
a the Ii,h inst. Between twenty
thirty entries per week can be dis
1pd ofwith all the clerical force Com
Biouer Mcfarland il authorized to
p'oy.
"A Russian lady was sent into exile for
u nv the hcinoGS crime Of playing a
ii Ito drown the noise Of an inter-
II "a printing preSs. \ Russian officer
m-: been sentenced to sixteen
1 tbs imprisonment for mur iering
\ &rhant in a restaurant for no cause
D Ifcvyr.
u London dispatch announces that
rising i'm the Balkan Peninsula
j &nu enc ng in Herzegovina, is ex-
= ling to the border district of Dslma-
Ru-ria Albania, and probably to
Il n,cncgrO. II has been determined
y .i~2atch an army corps % crush the
,Irr,ction.
4 <Anothcr Arctic explorer, the celeara-
II Sir George Mares, Is coming over 10
Emcrica, presumably for the purpose Of
y aurjrg Americans 10 embark in a new
4 meme lor reaching the pole. He will
hrl.7 meet with better success than did
a Spmmandcr Chcyne. With the fate Of
Il Jrapnctte fresh in mind, the people
rtNis country arc not now afflicted 10
b. great extent with Polar search
} suiS.
\ Nothing dauuted by the fate of Ia"
j,annctte, Prof. Nordensjkold isprepar-
H. 10 make another EXPLORING expedt-
h. in Arctic waters. There seems TO
ke kind Of charm in Polar navigation
mich those who look on cannot apPre-
tiate. No9,lcn,jkold has made one sue
s,,,Gul trip, aud if ne were prudent he
rouii rest content with the reputation
!. has won, and not tempt fortune q
.lcoud time; but he must ne>ds be or
,Sain.
Southern Democratic Senators say
ihcrc i, an organized scheme in Wash
tngton to miSrcpresent them rs tavoring
ahe Literal and anti-DepOcratic move
bnent in the South, with view of en-
touragiug Others to commit themselves
to that movement. They point to the
b.cCOt publications representing Coke,
Butler and Ransom as i'm sympathy
with the liberal movement rs proof of
|their suspicion that these publications
are not incidental. Some of them are
Indignant, and Ransom says he intends
10 tind out who is at the bottom Of this
r!an 10 mi~rcErCsent Southern Demo-
crr;S
Representative Ford has introduced n
bill proposing to place the telegraph
business Of the country under govern
mrnt control AMI management. The
ii,l proposes the creation Of Q monopoly
ofthe telegraph in the hands ofthe gov
eminent as author lied by the act Of 1856
for that purpose. II provides tariff of
- cents for - words, including the adj
dress and signature, for each ], 900 miles,
and onc-fiith that rate for each addi-
tionsl ten words for day kilograms,
night messages to be transmitted for
One-half day rates. The bill also pro-
vidts for the t.ansmiSsiono of intelligence
to the newspaper press at special rates,
and for leasing the wires to mercantile
boards and other public associations.
The bin reported from the Senate COM
miltce, yesterday, in regard to the per-
manent and Indefinite appropriation, Is
the measure originally introduced by
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, which
has for its object the abolition OF most
OfthOSe classes Of appropriations, in Or
der to bring as large q proportion as
possible of thegOvernment expenditures
within the annual purview and control
OfCOngress. The bin proposes to repeal
al laws heretofore enacted for the ap-
propriation ofmoney from the general
treasury for permanent specific. andper
nHnent indefinite objects, except 30 far
as they provide for the sinking fund for
the payment Of the principal or interest
Of the public debt, or Of the Pacific rail-
road subsidy bonds and District of
Columbia, the 3-65 bonds for the pay
ment VI interest on the Indian trust
nnd, Navy pension fund and trust fund,
smithsonian Institute, for support ofthe
Asnne Hospital service, and Soldiers
! one, and for the payment of draw
1''AS and other allowances, under the
''%''at7 and internal revenue laws.