Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04
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open TO the world.
Has We YessaatisH.
The report of Texas fever having reached
the New York market, has not, on inspec.
tion been found tue. Several head OF
Teaes steers died en- route, via the Erie
Railway. This caused rumor OF Texas
fever being among the Southwestern herds:
Augustus Dennison, the State agent and
Thomas J. Herr, State Veterinary Surgeon,
visited the Sixtieth street yards, and pro-
noupeed the herds there sound and free
from all disease. These herds include
Western and Cherokee steers.
AMyieri0as Find.
The lower part OF mans leg, the foot
enclosed in a heavy laced shoe, was found
in the Sound off Port Jefferson on Non
day, by John Hawkins and George Smith,
oyster dredgers.
An Independents Candidate.
The novel spectacle Of candidate for
legislative honors sticking his own posters
has, within the past few evenings, been
affording the residents OF the Sixth district:
With short ladder on bis shoulder, and
carrying bucket Of paste, Owen Sullivan,
the Labor Unions candidate for the As
sembly, accompanied by a friend, late ut
night does the work OF decorating the dead
walls and other available space In the
district with posters proclaiming his
candidacy.
A Lively Episode.
A truck driver, employed by L. G. Tillot.
son, of S and Z Dey street, accidentally let
fall a case containing six gross OF railroad
torpedoes that he was transferring TO bis
truck. One OF the torpedoes exploded,
blowing open an end OF the case, and scat.
tering torpedoes in every direction. one
went through a plate glass window OF
Tillctson Il Co.'S warerooms, and another
severely burned the hands Of the truckman.
The horse attached TO the truck became
frightened and started off. More torpedoes
were exploded by the moving wheels: A
crowd of boys coDgregated and helped
themselves to the explosives, which they
placed under the wheels OF passing trucks,
Tightening horses and women, and giving
many the impression that Calling gun
battery was practising In Dey street.
Lost AZ sea.
A small bottle, securely scaled, was picked
up on the Sound shore near Hulses Land.
ing by Mr.. Huise, on Tuesday afternoon.
The bottle was broken and found TO contain
a small piece of paper, on which was writ
ten: Good. by, George, j will meet you
above. Lost on the North American, July
%, of Hattcras, n. c."
Funeral OF MRS. Seguin and Her Vie
tims.
The funeral of Mrs. DR.. Seguin and her
three children, whom she shot and killed,
took place to-day from her late residence.
From an early hour the street was thronged
with people whom IL required q squad OF
police 10 keep in order. The funeral was
private, being only attended BY members OF
the family and intimate friends. Dr.
Seguin was present and looked utterly
broken down. The services we're very
short. and were conducted by Rev. Dr.
Robert Collyer. The remains were con.
veyed in three heaIses to the Grand Central
depot snd taken to Woodland cemetery for
interment.
Moro Mormons.
The steamer Abyssinia- from Liverpool.
brought 423 Mormon passengers to-day, OF
sionaries. The whole party leave this
evening for Salt Lake City.
The Park Theatre Rire.
The Fire Marshal today continued the
investigation into the Park Theatre hre.
The testimony developed nothing new
John Leo, the employe who met his death
al the fire, was bur led this afternoon.
HIS Ides Of Fss.
Geo. c. w. Dnllendorf, aged q, Of East
New York. shot himself on agrAye 10 Ever.
green Cemetery, a few days ago. He died
to-day when asked Why he shot himself,
he replied, For fun
Missisg.
Henry J.. Clapp, Of the firm OF Fairbanks 4
Co, Of this city, left home on the morning
of the DIST TO be gone few days With .
considerable amount Of money, since which
date nothing has been heard from him.
INQUIRY at the house OF Fairbanks a 20.
show there was no motive whatever for his
dissrpe rance. His accounts sre correct
and he bad . large sum Of money In the
bank. The firm are anxious tos iniorms-
ton OF his whereabouts.
An Isjasssee.
Many importers, rehners aals brokers q
raw sugar call the attention Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury TO the gysst inju'tiee
10 them OF the importation. free OF duty,
in San francisco and other ports, OF sugars
from tbs Sandwich Islands, which are en-
tirsly different in cbaractaS from that con-
tempIsted and clearly specified In The
Hawaiian Sandwich treaty
Psrehsss ohSIesses.
Milton Young, ownerrof the McGrsth.
iapia sistd farm in Keptucky. purchased
to-day from Dwyer 8coa, OF BROOKLYN,
Hipdos, four years, Francesca, three yesr,
and Blue and Red foAtt5,0oo.
BeeeheP - RoIeeS.
Henry Ward Bee sHsher, at Q Republican
mass meeting to-plxht In the interest ol
local sslf governm eot. said he would usvel
vote key Folger for Governor. Not that hze
Was bad man Hs was A good man, a9d
another time be would ike To see him gps.
ernar, but not Aow. Whether he ~
Dosinated hy Ayssry. had nothing tad!
With Il. We had Governor who bsGst
ministered ASsestly the Affairs. q
tie State, and tie movaneu
10 supplant him was corrupt one Utscl
|. they were hAund TO rebuke. He vouis
vote for 0hytiand and he wou5o urE
every Rspuhiiean TO vote for CtSpelani
and elect kD by 100 0O msiositys 49,
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