Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-10

.4r,, indications lha' t'''
,,.saI from the dictionaries oi
snia Republicans. They Will
fore many months.
erit,sb loss was four killed and
|nr wounded in Saturdays en-
a. reported, the affair was al
Eoody as aTexas street fight
traI Republican factions IN
&rnia are so much engaged IN
&arh other rthat they don't give
pcrats any chance for a SkT-
&btping rod man will be in de-
# wear. There has never been
rnrrion of life and property by
81 artillery as has occurred this
IiIod,lphia Record thinks that,
!, will b. well for Mr.. Hub6eu
!, government cats alone, as
ns,,J 10 catching vermin and
toiJ old Quaker town, Phila-
displays no little enterprise IN
er Of big steals. Hilgert would
\. most brilliant circles Of New
Aety.
'bubbel willprObably have about
h. ON hand when the campaign
4 ", it is doubtful if he could give
\ if his reputation had to be ae-
+ ith the cash.
1tiT commission is wandering
{the great cities and fashionable
places while the poor man Is
.|about 80 per cent. tariff for an
"A wool blanket.
SPrSidrnt Arthur is to visit the
u r.ports are true. II he ever
Sout half the programme laid ou
4 he will rival Daniel Platt as the
american traveller.
|Renaut Harper, who is now
H. for the party Of Lieutenant
4 is to be entrusted with the duty
hing home the remains Of De
snd his fellow unfortunates.
kral Sir Garnet WOlseley's staff
h combination of rank and gold
Ii is, also, numerous enough to
q profound impression on the
as well as on the British trea-
New York Commercial Adver-
.ays Of the situation in Maine:
Iwenty years Maine was always
II Republican; but it looks as
j the machine was breaking it
b. Henry is one of Greene county,
|lNl2 veterans, who, though 80
Mage, maulcd up 1900 fence rails
b summer. When he was born
bon the Great was but q Lieuten-
ARTILLERY.
Ern schOOlboys in GeneseO walked
|agara Falls August 1, 1882, and
to meet there again, if living, in
Iears. Last Friday seven Ofthem
the promise, coming with their
land children.
iaS, which is said To have 10000 |
reS ofschoOl land, rapidlyap
D value, and worth probably $780, |
y, is expected to have in the not |
u future a school fund Of a quar-
billion dollars, a sum greater than |
Dmbined school fund of all the |
iS said that Baron HirsCh, who |
IgcS and, to all intents and purpos-
EnS the Turkish railways, proposes |
pd at his own expense five thou |
Russian Jews to the United States
'e years he claims To have made
lnO0O clear profit off Of the Turkish
nyS. He might give them all a |
crn farm without materially less !
his fortune.
lay Huhbell has anything to say
nj, We may expect to see the Re-
ram platform in 1854 coatain a
? asserting the divine right of
cal parties TO assess Federal office
n Tor campaign purposes. II the
.ment business is right now, it will
'ht in lNS+, and the party leaders
boldly defend it in the present exi-
should have the courage to make
issue Of the canvass. But they
I, all thesame.
Il now the anxious Representative,
nIng from the National capital to
ONE, will betakc himself to the
OF his permanent residence and
cd to devote the most careful at
IN 10 placing his fences in thorough
r. In many Instances, however.