Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-16
THE NEWS.

Zen Butler has come out as tariff re-
s,,mer. Ben had better stick to him.
.sIfas reform issue.
There are no pumps where the Cocoa
. mt grows, which, perhaps, accounts
hr the milk in it.
II Is shown by statistics just issued
hat last year there were 17,2jl known
Thieves at large in England, of whom,
~ were in the city of London.
Al the Iowa State Fair, forty-four
women exhibit quilts FOR premiums.
,Tbe Iowa ladies have not altogether
! ,co,ten tine old-fashioned domestic in
ic.tries,
F'even hundred and forty trains a
.r,v raSs the signal tower of the Penn
|, ,iyania raiiroad at the junction of Sew
Lmccnth and FilbeEt streets in Phila-
L.rlia; the largest number that passes
sny one point in the world.
Landed proprietorS in Hungary still
AoId absolute control over the liquor
[sf,ic on heir estates. This is now to
Ssase. The power Is 10 pass into the
4 suds Of the local government authori-
H. and the land owners will receive
k,5OOO. 900 as 8 compensation.
traveller in Portland, Me-, while
Ar,iting half an hour in railroad station,
k.w a rlrrrl Of ale rolled into saloon,
.n intoxicated man fight h&ck-driver,
Ind two men drink whisky from bot
H. He concludes it possible that the
blaine prohibition law is sometimes
hrken in Portland.
Fx-Secretary BlSiue is expected to
oliver the annual address at the Nir-
,ir;s state fair at Richmond the last
rask in October, and Gen. w. S. Han
IL, will review the military display
ND compcti;; tive prize drill. The rail-
ads have agreed % be more liberal
khan formerly in getting the crowd ana
xhibus to Richmond, and a successful
.ir in all respects is anticipated.
Smalley, of the New York Tribune,
k,v, that under the arrears ofrent act
he debts of the Irish peasants are to be
kleared off by the help of the British
Aaxpayer. Our impression was that the
money for this purpose was to be taken
krom the remains of the fund created
! ~ the establishment of the Irish
Ihurrh-the contemplate residue of
many millions paid by the Irish tax
aayer.
Private Dalzell admits at last what
Democrats hive been charging for
hears. He says: "No private soldier
heed apply u the Republican parry. ]
Iii desire to serve the private soldier
|in Congress. Money dominates our
! Sarty to-day. The rich rule with an
E,on hand, and poor men are nothing at
En, \ poor man has no chance ut all,
bud no vested right left but to vote freely
bid independently if he will"
II i almost impossible TO get eveh an
srrroximate realization of the trenen-
|tou, growth and development Of the
|Srate OF KSRsas, whose wheat yield this
bear j -, 900, COO, while her corn crop IS
|.,lmated at l5OOOO,OOO to 19O,oOO,OoO
bushels. The astonishing agricultural
rr-r,Ss of the State during the past
|rhirreen wears i shown in the fact that
/ In l>6g Kansas raised but 2.SO0,OGO
r,hel, o'whe..t and 4,OO0, 900 bushels
corn.
The following fashion notes are from
+ the Fort Wayne Gazette: Boots and
khoes will be worn out. Shirts will be
but on over the head, trousers will not.
'PuHS are muck in favor with circus adj
nance agents. Hairpins will be used by
Gentlemen this season TO clean pipes.
.Centlemcn's shirts will be without coli
lag buttons at the back, as usual. All
,Nrt> ofslcevesare admissible for ladies'
rys>c>, but the co.,t sleeve around the
+ Imaist remains the favorite.
The largest individual sheep owner in
Texas i a woman, known all over the
SState as "WiuOM Callahan" Her
sheen, more th.n fitiv thousand in
|Iumber, wander over the ranges of
UyaIdc and Bander counties, in the
Southwestern part of the State. Their
grade is a cross between the hardy Mex
ran sheep and the Vermont Merino.
5 They are divided into focks Of 1000
head each, with a "bOsSero" ard two
'Pastoras" in charge of each flock. At
The spring and fall shearings long trains
III wagons transport toe "WiGow' -
wool to the market at San Aut0nia.
Describing flea in the land of the
Phaaohs, an Egyptian correspondent
Says: This bird grows to monstrOus
Sze here, and he is wonderfully plenti-
lu. He carries a biting apparatus with
nm that is a good deal like a twO-inch
Sugur and makes a hole in you straight
70 led rock, like an artesian well, only
Loi SocomfOrtabie. If some of these
Gould be moved over into Pennsylvania
and be set to boring for oil, the chap
VINO imported them would make mil
Hons. lfthe fleas could be made to take
real interest in the oil business, they
Would fetch it, if they had to go through
Plumb through to China.
PAID THE PENALTY.
What ID Cost 20 Murder Man.
CHIcAGO, September l5-At preciaely 2:0I
SSih,S Tracy the murderer of police officer