Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-06
THE NEWS.

arp two cOlored members Of the
g., crop of Mississippi this year
y W w At 3S, ,OO0, 900 bushels.
=, Point, Miss, lady has peach
- WI G,,,b has doomed four times this
,r-sr Miss, has two hotels
~ 1So'nrlr,ors are named Hogs and
',.-.,,rrt Grant, Of Colorado, is
,',." ~. n Alabama, and but thirty
.ssd frrlit-tree in Holmes county,
Esf wear bore peaches, and this
W.mr plUns.
.,,rns Of Nenia and Cedarville,
. s.y, srqctei ordinances closing all
,s,7r. VI.
Msueyk at Gsllatin, ,Copiah county,
o;nerv votes were est for An
- rgEsGn for President.
-, smart. a New York drummer,
.i,,,s .uleide at q hotel in Padu-
. ~. TO escape the pains OF neural
- .srs Of Texas lands to English
.,T.fSi Is becoming enormous. Tracts
as 100000 and 100000 Of
-. are sought.
>. Mary u>tin, of WorthingtOn,
Il Tbo recently died, had been the
',srcf fnrtv-iOur children. Among
~ Siirtn were six sets of tTiplets.
.rripg in II. Tammany parish, La,
\. iGr,h clear, cold water all day
: 4. brf ar sunset goes suddenly dry,
MI,rjps no water until the sun
IN ri~t>.
,,.tarv Shankin, of the "Ex-Union
: srgrs 9f War Association" has
ne on foot 70 erect a monument
j The graves Of the $4,000 unknown
i, Anier ,ouville, ia.
p md of the ScOville business is
lad. and il Is said that Mr.. SEQ
II uill withdraw his opposition TO his
II I,,,ion 10 his wite's SUIT for divorce
Il make no further attempt to get her
II SD Insane asylum.
rrisn.
umored that the Bishop of Win
N,-w,lI >Ucceed To the Archbishop
j l.eylJry.
0mou Hacker, a distributor Of
4 1.Uary pamphlets in Russia
.,,a,eucvd 70 ten yearsin the mines.
: Kutijve has been informed that
4 Egg..>h Government recommends
4 %. ~.r Evelyn Wood for COM
] t,. rt the new Egyptian army.
l- cellars of the Pallais Bourbon,
anr vaults At Bercy and the print.
4 agy> OF the newspapers Union and
.,-,e are flooded by the overflow o
>-.ur
4 e Allen line steamer Peruvian,
Montreal, while entering the river |
I >tv Yesterday mOrning, collided |
\ I'D unknown steamer. The Peru
wu> considerably damaged and !
sunk on the CROSBY beach. The |
aud passengers were saved.
slnc,S.
Tt,,Mguou>e air-brake stock is now |
.sdal ~. 1t paid 30 per cent. last
O. Mutual Union Telegraph Com
iN extending its lines in New
s and the West, and will introduce
|-,rm ut "tlckerS' 10 Curnish bank
lld brokers with stock quotations. ,
h. majority Of the engineers who
! teight engines OH the Pittsburgh, |
nlaii and st. Louis lines last
|L.h. earned $50, and some from
90 SIrj. Engineers on this road
bon iiemilrage basis.
End +. Burkharlt, of Cincinnati, |
Irg business a. BurkhaTdt X Son,
b $50 as Danbury Hat and Fur
made an assignment yes
Eay. E,yimated liabilities, $4,000; |
ENaJtd assets, $1,000.
Emin.~ of the COnnottOn Valley
1i'or the first three weeks in NOvem-
.were Il l,uTO. a gain of 81, $50 over
D,eOf the first three weeks in OctO-
T. Ea,, Tennessee, Virginia and
-CTgi1, some period, lSS2, S23I, ,5o4;
q. 81 2,-u': increase, S25,3T4. !
Tie Oregon Iron and Steel Company,
.l a capital stock of SS,OOO,OOO, have
-,haSed all the property of the Oswe-
Inn Company, and will begin at
er the erection of q rolling mill and~
additional blast furnace az the COM
1y.s works at Oswego, Oregon.
The Slon.O00 capital OF the Automatic
ieiy Boiler and Engine Company, OF
elton, Conn, has been subscribed,
4 Il Is proposed to commence the
of the automatic coil boil
az once. They are the invention of
o'esSOr TrOwbridge, of New Haven.
Georgia has &,j9S manufacturing eS-
ashmeuts, witha capital of S2O,6I2,-
D INc~e Establishments give em-
jymrut 10 2j,tOO men, women and
udreu. The South, like the West,
D.. soom have the strongest Of argu-
cuts IN iavOr Of protection to home
.ju>try.
Virginia will soon have the largest
Iturugre i'm the United States. The |
r.oria furnace ,iu ROckbridgel now
ar.y ready to be put in blast, will
NY PrOducr, it i, expected, 200 tons Of
n. This furnace i owned by the
u aud steel Association of Virginia,
imposed Of English capitalists, and, |
a correspondents Of BradStreet'S says,
comes into the iron world unher-
led, having grown up silently in the
Lg'nia mountains, but, for solidlty
ID completeness of construction, no
eh plant can be found elsewhere in
LeTila.
Holders Of income bonds of the ROch-
'er and Pittsburgh Company are
SunS freely the agreement exchang-
2 iuromes and reducing the bonded
debte,,ue~s SaG5,OOO. Barring acci-
mt, the road will be open to the coal
Les by the lst of January. The
'mpany's mines at Beech Tree are
epared 10 ship ] 100 tons of coal per
y. The company will receive at least
ND tons Of coal a day from Falls
EEK. The coal will be hauled over
~ h!.eS Of the Rochester aud Pitts
'Sh road Instead of over POS miles OF
e hdiia,O, New York and Philadel-
ia.
10 show how these Eastern and
.husy ylvania manufacturers, under
,tL OF their loo per cent. tariff are
t'iIhcug the wOrkmen and pauperiz-
: Ihe wages of labor, and are using
e same tariff 10 destroy wages and
'Ahrult the iron and steel industries
:, =. o.; the Alleghenies, We reproduce
H1t o1l Mr.: Potter, of the North Side
g9ilnS Mills, Chicago, said on that
,'uI: In lNN3 il looks as though no
Salcr volume Of manufacture would