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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
GRANT DISGRUNTLEn
Teller and ChafTee-Whst Will He hone
Funeral ENpenses-Ataor Matser~-
SDectal DIsDdtch 10 The Register.


WASH1NGroN March 2a-The Committee
on Elections have decided 20 seat hshee OF
Florida.
The funeral expenses of the late Presi-
dent will go into the Sundry Civil APPro-
priation bill and the eXtravagance OF the
demands made will create indignant opp"-
siriun when the matter comes before the
House.
II seems that at first il was the intention
to place Chaffee in the Interior Department
and that the latter's opponents suggested
that Teller be given the place. Grant was
much incensed at the attacks on Chaiiee' ana
intimsted rather strongly that 1t was the
only appointment Ire felt like insisting
upnn. President Arthur therefore, i'm
mediately sought out Teller'S friends and
informed them. 80 the story goes, that the
senator would BE- rendered the Interior de-
,,arrm,nf ON condition that Chailee should
succeed him by appointment in the senate.
This is the extent of the offer "t
the portfolio to Teller. As both Hill
and Belford. oi Colorado are hot
against Chaflcc. IL j. yet a question
whether the oler can he made good.
Rrlford is figuring for the Senat"rshiP,
which he telt was almost within his grasp.
General Grant is IN the White House. and
the conditions were reiterated. it is said, to
Senator Hill today. Hill and Bclford are
swearing mad. Grant mas the whip-hand.
and the President is in aquandary. Teller
Is placed in more fortunate position, as
he has no taste for the Interior. and only
accepts it rather than encounter the Sen
atnrial fight two years hence.
Leading Republicans now predict that an
.dionrnment can be reached by the first Of
June.
DC. Gallaher, OF West Virginia, passed
through the city to-day. KAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

The long expected report Of the House
of twenty, of the Ohio Legis-
ature on Redistricting, came last night.
The subcommittee Of five reported in
avOr Of the Allen bill three to two, but
his WAS rejected, and the Locke bill
was adopted rs the report Of the COM
mittee. Aliens bill gave the Demo-
rats seven Of the twenty-One districts
and I'Ocke's bill gives them four. 1t is
.laimed that this bill has enough votes
/" pass the House, but it had a hard
time in the committee. There were
only eighteen members present and
only ten votes could be mustered for the
Locke bill. Finally to get areport from
The committee and the matter fairly
0eiorr the House, Mr.. Conrad voted to
report the Locke bill and this carried it
through, although Mr.. Conrad states
S'i'ce that he will oppose the bill. Mr..
lN'+ir will have the bill ready to be in
''oGG'rd to-day, and a strong attempt
VIII b. made to pass it rs soon a poosi-
be
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FROM AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN.
Storses OF Drouth-The Basuece<sfuI
Rebellion in Corea-


Rebellion in Corea-
San Francisco, March &-Terrible
stories OF drouth come from many parts OF
New South Wales on the Barrier Adelaide
line. No drier season has been experienced
for several years. Wells never before dry
havenow failed. Teams continue to pass
there from South Australia for the diggings,
Many Of the bullocks and horses die on the
road, but loads will reach their destination.
A few days ago a blacksmith narrowly
escaped death from thirst in taking
short cut. The water in his
bag wasexhausted, and he tried to make to
Thakaringa, and became delirirus. When
picked up by passing horseman, he was
almost entirely without clothes, and had
large cash in his arm, from which he had
sucked blood to quench his thirst.
japanese papers contain some partictr-
lars Of the fate of the ringleaders OF the
late unsaecessful rebellion i'll Corea. Nine
were andemned to death, three of whos
xere regarded as riHgleaders. For -thsse-a
barbarous execution was reserved, their
arms and legs being parted from the body
followed by decapftation, the heads being
then exposed on poles. Four others were
simply deeapitatcd. Ritaisen, near rela-
tive OF the King, was poisoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

Wl~uHNGrnN, March 23.-Shiphes6i pro
duced Il copy OF the missing letter TO the
President of May 20, 1881. II was iaerely
u presentation OF the case in the sar:e way
il was presented to' Blaine and HGribut.
Shipherd admitted that the mysterious
Senator was Blair. Of New Hampshire. He
also stated he had made overtures to an
other member of Congress to act as counsel
of the Peruvian Company. The member
refused because the matter would 0ecessa-
rily come before Congress. Shipherd ne
fused TO name this member. The. matter
was then. adjourn3d until Tomorrow, a.
Mr.. SLipherd sutEered from neuralgia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
state Debt Reduced.

ST.. Louis, March 2S.-An Austin, Texas,
dispatch says: The State purchased from
the estate of the late Charles Morgan. OF
New York, $442, 900 worth of its own bonds,
paying for them. One hundred and forty
thousand dollars of the bonds were due IN
1904. with interest at per cent This
makes reduction in the State debt for the
past twelve months Of over Si0oO,eo
leaving it something less than S4,Oooooo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
ANTI-POIf6AMY.
The Hill Signed-A Government o'hes
istrars and Returning Boards-rhs
Chinese Bill Passed.
Spectl Dtspateh o the Regtster.

Special Dispatch 70 the RegtsteT.
WASHINGTON. March 2S.-The President
has approved the Anti-Polygamy Bill, and
now. while the MormonS can't hold office
or Sc, on juries, and must be tried by their
enemies. select body OF five commission
crs To be appointed by the President will
perform for the people OF Utah, on much
enlarged scale. the functions OF the ancient
Registrar in West Virginia,
1t is freely predicted here that this rich
and prosperous territory will, under the
new regime. soon feel the hand of vandal-
ism that political Registrars and Return
ing Boards have never failed to WELD with
effect
In the debate on the Chinese bill, Morse
and Joyce opposed it, the former on the
ground that it was un-American and un-
commercial and the latter that it violated
the treaty with the Chinese government.
Dunnell and Orth also opposed the bill and
the latter held that it was contrary to the
spirit Of Constitutional amendments. Gen.
era ROsecsans beins ii Ess given perlnis-
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The Gar and Kaiser.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 23.-The follow
ing telegram from the Czar to the Emperor
of Germany, is officially published: The
Empress and myself are present with our
whole heart and mind at your birthday,
and take part in the demonstrations OF
affection and respect which surround you.
May God preserve, for many years to come,
a life crowned with so much glory, Tor
the sake of Germany and the peace OF
Europe, and the Strengthening of the ties
OF friendship between ourselves and our
empires"
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Land L.axue-noody and sankey.

LONDON, March 23-The Land League OF
the United States and British Columbia
contributed 22,O00 pounds sterling the past
month.
Papers signed by 800 persons, including
Earl Sbaftesbury. Earl Caerris, Earl Aber.
deem. samuel Morely. Canons Farrar and
Fleming. Rev. Charles spurgeon and 275
clergymen. has been forward 70 Moody and
Sankey. at Glasgow, asking them to spend
a year in London in evangelical work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
Another Break.

NEw ORLEANS. March 2S.-There was
crevasse, to-day. on Bush & Leyerts Mon
cure place, 20 miles below the city; on the
left bank. This break, il allowed TO re-
main open, will inundate John Dimond as
place, which last year produced over l,9oo
hogsheads of sugar. Other sugar plan "a
tions are threatened. The ryer Is ststioh'
ary at nine inches below high water mark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

sion to have his views in support OF the
bill printed. The bill was then passed
without amendment, the proposition to
limit the time of its operation to ten years
being lost by a vote of 100 to ls5, the ayes
being nearly all Republicans. The final
vote on the passage of the bill was III to
66, and of the negative vote four were Dem
ocrsts and 62 Republicans. Ian.
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Further Aid.

~. nv 'NNNr', March 23.-The Chamber of
of ,-'..'e ,,,,.''e to-day, appointed a committee
E,,,,.r,' consisting of Abner l.. Frazier.
- ',5ioSy. James y. Parker, D. Britton.
II = workman, James II. Laws and Jas.
tskc .,irr' to solicit subscriptions and
n,,,,..,,iH 1'der action as may be deemed
lr,,,, - - 'or the relief of the sufferers
we overflow Of the Mississippi river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
Robert.on's Statement.

NEw YORK, March 23.-In regard to the
Peruvian company Investigation, Collector
Robertson said, this morning: II lave
read the testimony given by Shipherd, yes.
terday, before the House committee, and
so far as that testimony relates to me.
Shipherd has stated the facts terselY and
fairly. Twas employed by the Peruvian
company to examine the questions affect
ing the company, and TO give legal opin,,
ion. Thss did. snd was psid for 1t. and
that comprises Lny entire ooaneetio0 With
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
Small PON.

CHICAGO. March 23.-The Erening Janr'.nf'
Des Moines, Iowa, special says; Small Pox
developed in the county Jail, yesterday,
creating CONSERVATION among the twenty
inmates, and among the court and county
officers, the Jail being under the court
house. The court adjourned in haste and
the premises are quarantined, ana Two Two
doctors disagree in their diagnosis OF the
cases
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
Ay.rsssG wess Visgs.s,s

INDIANAPOLIS. March 2s.-l4Ast night, 90
al incoming train. nice young man msds
tue acquan tanca of Thomas II. Cowles, of
Spencer, wes. Virginia, and upon arrivs'
at the Union D-pot third party wS In.
troduccd. An hour later Mr.. CowleS real
lied that he had been swindled out OF -
by the express game" aud he complained
to the police. Ofiicrr Wilde volunteered
to work up the cnse, and rarc good luck. q
a late hour. he captured both OF the scampe
and recovered the money. They Registered
as James Thomson and Vim. smith. and
Cowles has becn detained 10 appear - pros
ecuting witness ut the examinations 10
morrow. On the person Of Bronson was
found a bond, puIporting to have been h.
sued by the Silver Mining Company, u
Denver, Oolurado, and bearings striking
resemblance to the United states gold bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

In. Importation of eggs into Great
Fl.v .aSt year Was 75O,OlO,OOO, or
Lr. .wO dozen for each man, woman
rl,....g in the country. Their money
----.N WI, over SlO.OOO,OOO.
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Tn6v for John Buii.

Sr. PlrERsBuRG, March 3.-General
Skobeleff, speaking at military, banquet
in his honor, toasted the British nation
and warmly ry aiiIaea Us,.,S 20 .nS ede Russia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
I..,i6ahIe Homicide.

LogIsvrLLk March z3.-The examining
trial of Charles Ray. who killed his cousin
James Kennedy. Tuesday, took place Ho'
day. and resulted IN his aoquit'aI Oh 'ae
Grounds Of jusiitisble homicide.
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= WHEELING W. VA, MORNING

the company. The question that l was
asked TO examine was concerning the title
OF the company to the claim made against
the Peruvian government. Further than'
this,I have nothing to saw
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Nn~Ssv anA RSbh>vy.

DALLAS, TE.., March D.-The dead body
Of an unknown white man, whose arms
were ,abooed with India ink. was found In
the street in the residence part Of Houston.
this morning. and his head had bee n split
with mn axe and neck broken. II is thought
he was thrown from the second story wis
dow Of a house by. Nothing on the body
TO iudsutify it. The pockets were
cut npen. and evidently the crime commit
ted Tor aobbcry. The dead man was sbout
~ years Of age. with light hair and sandy
mouaaGhc, brown eyes and of medium
height
Mr. NJ ". Potts has filed suit st Dallas
against the Texas and Pacific railroad con-
pany tOr twenty thousand dollars damages.
Tor ths killing Of her husband by the oars
Of thai road. July End.
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NaHerinx Exap~a,a,sa

no nj ny, Miss, March 93.-Riyer fall
he Ts.IieteAtr,eme suffering reported on
nd m" h'''l''chle Is greatly exaggerated,
ell, is = - pp"Sed exodus IRON the Gszoo
"a Is aooStt sasisd,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
CHAFFEE'S CHANCES.
what IL Said mt the CapitaI-The New
Department

Department
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Ex+Scnator
Cbaffee, of Colorado, was on the floor OF
the Senate this afternoon. 1t is said that
he is here to meet General Grant and Others
in relation to the appointment OF Senator
Teller, as Secretary OF the Interior. 1t is
stated to-day in high political circles. that
il Governor Pitkin, OF Colorado, will con-
sent to appoint Chaffee Senator Teller will
at once be nominated for Secretary OF the
Interior. kilograms opposing Chaitee ap-
pointment have been sent from here by
leading Colorado Republicans. Senator
Hill and Representative Hill have warned
Pitkins against appointing Chatfe. Senator
Hill said be has no objection TO the ap-
pointment of Teller as Secretary OF the
Interior. and would not oppose him, but is
satisfied that his people do not want Chat
fee as Senator.
The Senate Committee on Agriculture,
to-day reported favOrably bill to make the
Agricultural Bureau an executive depart
ment 1t provides. also, that there shall
be q secretary and assistant secretary, both
OF whom shall be practical agriculturists;
that there shall BE- five bureaus in the de-
partment, as follows: Labor and Indus
trial, Education. Agricultural Productions,
Manufacture and Machinery, and Trans
portatiOn, and tranfers the geologic
surveys from the Interior Department to
the new Agricultural Department. The
duties and powers of the department are
mainly to collect and disseminate informa-
ton in relation to agricultural interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
The Star Route Cases.

WNSsIEGrnN, March 23.-The cases OF the
United States against Thomas J. Brady, cX-
Senator s. w. Dorsey, II. NJ. Vail and
others. defendants IN the Star Route cases,
were called in the criminal court, this
morning. None OF the defendants were
in court Counsel for the defense said they
were not prepared TO plead.
Col. BliSr said the Government he'd wait
ed long encRgh. He understood oneof the
principal defendant had shown his appre-
citation of the importance of the charges
against him by leaving this city for New
Mexico lie stated stephen W. I'orSey
had not bcea placed under bonds and
asked the court to compel his attendance:
Col. IngerSCll said there was no need OF
such proceeding. There was nothing in
the charge to cause DOrsey's flight. He IS
no more afraid of them than is hunger E
mince pie Tie prosecution, however, IN
sisted upon DoEsey's arrest. and the court
said it was their prireiege 10 have the or
der Issued The hearing was then post
pCueI until Sat arday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

-, ,ex.soldiers and sailors of the late
-, forces are protesting against PEN
.,r.gg Cen. Grant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

,r,;s one of the Ashland murderers,
m,ie confession, completely ex-
ling Neal and Craft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

ToynsrosE, 4. T.. March 9.-Infofras-
ton reached here ,odsy, thst NericsS
named Florentinis was riddled with bullets
near Pelter spenoe's camp, in the Dragon
Mountains. During the forenoon Wysu
and Warren Earp. Do, Halliday. the
master. lack and Johnson came into camp
and inquired for Spencer. They wefs toad
bo Was in Tombstone. They. left end
riding over the hill. disappeared. In sfsv
minutes twelve shots were fired In raHse
succession. Search WAS made and IA,
body Of Floren tin was found filed viii
sboi FIorentin worked for spencer. md
vas hunting stock when assassinated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

ra:sS January, l35 sailing vessels
h. .u,,, including twenty-five Ameri-
ss Twenty-Five steamers were lost,
- Lu-, one American.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

g.. ,,p5rted at Lawrence that a large
r,r Of the strikers are to start cot
:, mill there.
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THE NEWS.

a.. pennsylvania Democratic State
=, atom wiz be held at Harrisburg,
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AIs,satle NsrAeS.

IL. FArETrr, IsD., March 1.-Tts J1'a'
naf, special from Ambis ssys: Tbb aft~s'
noon boy named Hsrtieps shot and In
stsntly killed another boy nsmed. Nims.
The boys ausrrelled. when Hsrtteps. With,
out a moments thought drev pistol aea
shot, With the above result. NO sSrest ysI
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a.ieiae sfa HersiG. Rlaisaee.

MExIoo, Msrch 23.-Count Josnnine w
Italian Minister, has committed suicidebJ
shooting himself with pistol YinaafaA
trouble was the cause Tie remains .wets
bnyied In ststs. His vile belongs 70 hel-
timsre family The Countess Joenntss:
with her children, will return 70 the Upttnd
states.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

r,.. wrslth of Mr.. William II. VAN
Lst i, estimated at SSO0,OOO,O0O,
.-s d, "a gold to load an SO0-tOn ship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
Making Things Boom.

FREMONT. o. MarCh 23.-N ORR i DtIng
steadily kept up here on the line OF rignt
of way of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad. The embankment on the east
side of the Sandusky river has been filled
up, and nearly ready for ties and super
structure. The force of SIXTY Italians are
kept busy on this portioh OF the work and
the throwing up of embankment along the
river stone wall. To-day the oldest brick
building in this county is being dismantled
and torn down by the railroad employees.
1t was the second brick structure built here.
Ii is stated that the road will be in running
order through this city by the middle oi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

Chilli demands only half of the guano
lands Of Peru, and if her terms are ac-
,vted Shipherd should not be discour-
,ed. Since the claim of the Peruvian
ompany is alleged to be worth 5000
\, ,U0n, it ought to be content with
nance at half as much guano aS Ship
eri has coveted. Four hundred and
fly million dollars should satisfy men
modern ideas.
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Guarantee on the Freight and Pa~seu'
ger Pool.

NEw YoRK- March 23-The trunk line
executive committee met, to-day. at Com
missioner Fink's office, and ratified the
agreements for the division OF passenger
and freight traffic under consideration since
the harmony between the trunk lines was
restored. The companies agreed to deposit
$52l 900 10 the credit of Commissioner
Fink on account of the freight agreement
and sos, 900 Oh account of the passenger
agreement. as guarantee for CARRYING out
tho sUreempnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

Tn. writ of habeas corpus and GER
-,-i in the case of Sergeant Mason
:, j.. n-esentcd to the Supreme Court
.-la5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

Within the last three days two trains
b The Hudson River Railroad have
,en thrown from the track at High
si.r by misplaced switches. On
ug>lay night one ofthe officers Of the
AL detected Willie Kyle, nine years
a who lives in the neighbOrhOOd, en-
,ayorng to turn a switch. The boy
a,arr,-ted and held for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24
RAILROAD MATTERS.


CHICAGO. March 9.-lt is the prevailNng
opinion that tlss Chicago Rock Island and
Paciiic Railroad Company will soon gam
control of the Chicago, st. Paul and Minne-
apolis and Omaha road. The purchase OF
this road by the Rock Island explains Why
Vice President Cable recently secured
about all the stock of the Chiraso and
Superior line, and also why he received
such strong support from the Chicago, st.
Paul, Minnesota and Omaha road, which
has for long time been alter the Portage
and Superior line. The loss of the st. Paul
and Omaha will prove serious blow to the
Northwestern road. as it is one OF their
most valuable feeders, The iOS> will ne
partly replaced. however. by new me
bmilt bv the Northwestern from Elroy to
II. Paul. Ii the sale goes through the
Rock Island will gain 900 miles OF road.
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A<YfAaa sAReAANAA

MILWAUKEE,, wE.. March ia hsoks"
rail On the Chicago, Ninrsspo)s 4 onA''e'
three miles vest Of Humbird. Wis. threw
FIVE car from the track. speehiAg to
fright csrs into frsg1ssntA N. fomlin-
sott Of Chicsso. q. .psssspssr uaA seriously
injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

la replying 10 an intimate personal
nj political friend in Georgia who had
,ked him to become an independent
indidatc for Governor, Representative
Iexandcr IL. Stephens confirms the It
ort that he intends to retire from pub
rE,,. His letter is dated at Washing
N, March Il, and says: al can only
peat What have often said, that my
liui j., made up to retire forever from
ghi.c Office at the expiration Of my
rr>cot Congressional term, if | shall
We tp itS close"
The proposed "rcadjustment" of the
ullic debt of the State of Virginia has
n echo from the city of Elizabeth, New
rr~ey, which is tieundering under a
pIt of Vi, 400, ,OOO, much of which was
fifteen years ago. y COM
littce Of eighteen citizens, appointed by
he mayor, has just agreed on report
'hich recommends a "readjnStment" of
he city debt by the issuance of four per
rnt. bonds on the basis of settlement ot
.ay cents on the dollar. This may not
V acceptable to the creditors, but ii
ook, IKE they must take this or perhaps
1T nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

7t, bin to make the Agricultural De-
.-aent an executive department was
-cr.ri to The House at Washington
r--e-iay.
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Ttrrifts- EsploSisN

run.,respHn. March 2l.-rhc' tug boat
Henry G. Pratt exploded her besicr this
morning, killing foar men. 6eG Scully.
the captain, was blown over the house tops
on Water yirvet The dead bodi0N OF Iser.
nard McCapn and IA,rick Flanagan. are.
men, and a.msn DaInrd Malonc;x have be-s
recovered. John Lyons, engineer and two
other men. ara'missing.
Immediately following the explosion. the
flames broke out in. all dircations. and
building No. =, occupied as = passenger and
freight station by the Philadrlphss 4 A.
lantic City railway, took hfc and Was de-
stroycd. TIE tug Hlla lying nj the wharf
below, also took fire and sunk, Mter being
we'll burned The windows were shattered
in all directions for squares.
Three dead bodies wene founh in the
st rect The engineer has been foand. has
ing made very narrow escape. The front
OF the ferry house building ~as blown out.
and the watohnsan came near bnsing his
life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

4 i:,,atch from Washington says the
Ymm.,tec on Naval Affairs agreed,
s,r.ily, to report bill recommend
: VI appropriation of two millions
, the completion of monitors at the
Ip a.ts in Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-24

Jui,u- from the strength with
lgh The tiGc OF immigration has al
a,iy ~ in, the present year will Wit
- the greatest influx of foreigners in
E history of the country. 1t will not
surprising if 100000 settlers find
mc~ IN the United States during lSo2.