Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-19

1. - rrODOSed To CStaDllSn eNtSii>iNe
,,,,o,iye works ut Louisville, Ken
~ 4 company with l,OOO, 900 isto
h organized. -
Atthc open sale of Patti Opera Festi-
,,..,ts Yesterday, at Cincinnati, the
", G ,yro pr,,scenium boxes brought two
r,,r.ir,d dollars premium each.
Tbsrr is no nonsense down in Ken
...sy over murder trial, rs the case Of
=. Ashland wretchcs, now being tried
:, .,Carlcty,burg, gives ample evidence.
Tho trurk lines are settling the rail-
.,sJ troubles by slashing more savaSely
.,sn ever. BY and by Mr.. Vanderbilt
r.,y "a tired and want reform,
Yesterday was the torty-fourth day of
,,s :. s,ton, and the House, with the
s,,sp,ion of introducing bills, has done
ro,bjug, and f!uds itself stil engaged in
,be work Of organization.
\ company Of Hebrews with eapi-
tsrofSI. MA. 900, have been organized at
Montreal, for the purpose Of bringing
rsr.e,u;ed brethren from Russia and
,rqcinc them in Northwest Canada.
Immigration is pouring into Arkan-
.s. The Little Rock < Fort Smith and
,r. =; Louis, Iron Mountain and South
,rr EaHroad companies alone are said
.o have settled" $1,000 new comers
during l>>l.
The Iowa Legislature, injoint session,
Yesterday afternoon, elected Jas. +.
W!.,,n andJ. W. McDiu to the Senate
ofrhe United States, the former for the
Ion. aui the latter for the short term
both Ohio men.
Not halt the people in san Francisco
a-. native born Amerirans-only $4,000
rr-o out or-o0,UpO. The rest are of al
most all uationalities, the Germans pre-
r,.,c-.;irg, and the Chinese number
iu- lg,',1.
\ London dispatch says the ministry
are divided on the question Of joining
France i'm = collective vote on Egyp..
Il is reported that Earl Granville, the
secretary of State for Foreign Aitdirs,
,c~.r, q 10 resign.
Tl,rr are mysterious hints that Z. Il.
Wa,iiHruc will De chosen ~ the header
cftlsc anti Logan forces in Illinois, and
Will I- rug into the race for the next
Srrat,,Slip. Elihu has had a,goOd deal
o.exncrlence, but he hasn't as much
sand - John.
Tie Pacific coast indulges in a quite
jl>aiablc boast over the fact that not 4
Siur.e passenger was lost during ISL, by
eill er fire, shipwreck, explosion or COLI
sion, upon any steamer on that coast,
although il i provided with few light
houses and fog whistles.
The Botanical Garden at Washing
ton Is said to cost the government
SI5.CyH q year having had about $500 900
extended ON il since it, establishment,
and it, u,cs are mainly To furnish free
JouquctS to congressman and other Off
cal society.
"Forty leather straps, each a foot long,
two inches wide, and very thin, have
been purchased by the Port Huron
Mich Board of Education for use in
lml-Lmg pupils in the schools. Re
spccttully commended tOthe Committee
en- Education.
The Pittsburgh LcGder attributes the
syrrad cg smallpox throughout the
country tu tine fact that it, existence for
year past in Philadelphia was ignored
Ly the press Of that city, AMI that in
consequence visitors to the city became
exposed 10 the disease and carried it
over the country.
Baltimore i quite taken with the SUMS
idea for an Industrial awakening up of
that somewhat sluggish city, by an in
trruatiru;L exposition in lS92, the four
huuGrcdth anniversary Of the discovery
Cf America by Columbus. Interviews
with prcmincn; citizens show a general
agreement that the project is both de
sirblc and feasible, though some Of the
more conservative can't quite conceal
their apprehension that it is rather too
big job for the town.
The final census figures give thcpopu-
IatiOn Of the United States rs 49,37l, $40.
This is for thir:y-e!ght States and does
not include Trrritores. New York has
swollen 90 5,G-2, 81. The States having
over two million of population are Illi-
EoiS, Missouri, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
States credited with over q million are
Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Ken
lucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Miss
iSSippi, New jersey, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Wis
consin. The State with the smallest
Population is Nevada. Nine States
have less than half o million.
The committee appointed by the New
York Tariff Convention held last No
vcmbcr, yesterday laid before the Com
mI;ice OF Ways and Means the address
and resolutions agreed upon to be submit
ted to Congress. These resolutions declare
Tor protection in the interest of the
American people, and especially that of
workingmen; in favor Of q tariff con-
mission and against bringing the system
Of tariff legislation into confusion by
means ola Treasury decision, which is
declared TO be a cancer eating into the
NltaiS Of our industries, to number of
which 1t has already proved fatal. They
uemandimmediate action by the prompt
Adopuon Of an amendment To the laws