Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-14

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The donations for the befit of Sergeant
Ns.on's family now foot up a total of
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The United States win manufacture
more cotton goods this year than ever
before. ...
The village of Manning, in Carroll
county, Iowa, has had a $4,000 eonha-
grafton. . s s
WsttersOn is wanted to address the
Tre Trade meeting to be held next
week IN New York city, the largest
manufacturing city in the Union.
Receipts are coming in from internal
revenue at the rate Of about half mil
lion day, and from customs at the rate
Of sboaE one million day. Rich
The arrest of Dorsey has been ordered,
Lut his resignation rs Secretary Of the
Rapublican National Committee has
,ot been requested by his associates.
We are to be compensated for the
los of Oscar Wilde, when we lose him,
by the presence of Mrs. Langtry. After
the sunfioV8, the beautiful Jersey lily.
It is only in Democratic States that
any gerrymandering is done. In Ohio,
vherethe Republican majority proposes
% take nineteen of the twenty-one dis
trictS. it il mere eCcentricity of pa
lriOtaNm.
Special dispatches from all over Della
ware and the Eas'n Sho' of Maryland:
Favorable peach croprepOrts premature.
Two ugly days since then. We still
have hopes Of IA very short, old-iashion-
ed regular $50 a basket crop.
RepoctS from the fruit regions of We
:ern NiChigOn and Southern Illinois re-
present the prospect for fine crops Of
fruits and berries aS very flattering. The
cold snap" Of the past day or two has
not had any serious effect.
Mrs. ScOville, the sister of Guiteau,
.Ae assassin, filed a petition in the
County Court in Chicago, Tuesday, for
the appointment of q conservator for
uu teau, claiming that he was insane,
snd incapable of taking care of his
property. Yesterday morning Judge
LOOmis decided against granting the
petition on the ground of a want of
jurisdiction.
On the first of June the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company expect to have
completed and ready for "blowing in
tue largest iron furnace in the world,
.he capacity Of which will be two hun
dred tons per day. Immediately it is
completed another furnace of the same
proportion will be begun and work
upon il will be pushed forward as rapid
y s. possible.
The Globr- Democrat remarks that the
saloon vote carried Cincinnati for the
Democrats 1t is the comment Ofmany
other Republican journals that the grOg-
garies were incenSed and beat the Re
pubiicanS They DO their party an in
Justice by thus inSinuating that hitherto
the saloon men have been its abettOrs.
That constituency has not been in one
party wholly. The Democrats have
been favored with the membership Of
some Of them. Ii was the detection Of
the German vote, notably the brewing
Interest, hitherto in Cincinnati al
together Republican, that was responsible
] lOC the Republican rout on Monday.
In view Of the anticipated completion
Otthc Northern Pacific railroad next
year, Mr. Willard has just had an engi-
neer looking along the line of the road
in Oregon and Washington for the pur-
1 pose Of building grain elevators at yari-
UrE po,ntS in the wheat region. The
grain grown there has very fine dry
texture, and II is believed can be shipped
Last in bulk at a profit. The road eN-
pects large traffic from this source.
The California millers are in a rage at
the Southern Pacific for establishing
higher rate for flour than for wheat.
The railroad men confess that flour is
more compact and more desirable
freight, but they refuse to abate their