Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-31

Il Malone WAS ~
,be confederate memorial services il
Richmond,
Charles Bailey was gardener, hvini
lar Montreal. His wife placed som,
1,rvehnine in his supper, and succeeded
in killing him.
Every day develops some new rail
rOsd scheme. 1t would take a mar
,ritb long head to keep the run Of al
+bs railroads, actual and projected, in
tbe United States.
The men charged with bribery in the
L,bio Legislature all went home not
D,uch the worse for wear, but Watson,
II be witness who exposed them, is still
IN iail at Columbus.
General sherman is talked about by
kt Louis bellies because he actually
a issed a whole row of grown up girls at
4 reception. Mark Twain stood off in a
bonner during the bliSsful episode and
|eDaned "whO wouldn't march to the
teaw
4 Tho very deuce is to pay down In
,,aalo over the removal and appoint
Int Of steamboat inspectors. All the
1 .,,;ss To the controversy are bursting
4 boir own boilers in explanations that
4, - a, noisy as escaping steam, and
bOut as lucid.
To-morrow, Henry Monet retires
,m the management ofthe Columbus,
state Journal, to become General
tsssenoer and Ticket Ageut OF the
kickel-plated railroad. His successor
n the paper will be Gen. B. r. Cowan,
+ Clairsville, o.
Il i said that Senator LOgan's hos
iTry 10 General Fitz John Porter IS IN
. wise modified by the action Of Presi-
mi Arthur, and that he will oppose
% relief bill to the bitter end. He ap-
bsrently wants to make it national
Il .re and run nit for something.
The President proceeds with extraor-
|Rfrsry dehberation in the selection OF
ENc,rS. 1t is more than month since
,c law was passed authorizing the ap-
Imminent Of Utah commissioners, bu
Home Of them has as yet been named.
Neither has the President reached a
inclusion As to the personnel Of the
|k.ritr commission.
senator Hoar has mailed from Wash
a,gton 10 Senator Hill, at Eureka
spripg., Ark, q letter of sympathy
y hich bears the signature of all the
II United States Senators now at the Cap
|fal. The burden of the letter is: 1--WE
tsirp to assure you of our atfectiOnate
kgari, of our sympathy with you in
scur severe trial and our admiration for
be courage and patience with which
$Cu have encountered it,"
Charlotte, Mich, has made bid for
<Dtoriety. Mrs. J. T.. Harris is the
nome spirited woman who presented
be- means. She "slOped" with her
<Rlsband's hired man, who bears the
bpOrifc name Of Sleeper. Mrs. Harris
"A years old, a vivacious, charming
Ia tie brunette. Sleeper is a handsome,
Iark-complexiOned youth Of % years,
liz. Harris, who is a well conducted
&rmer aged - years, came home from
tis work Wednesday to find a volume
Viii Cartoons poems open at the
ttle flight of fancy entitled, "Gone
sith HandSomer Man"
The labor problem in this country
greatly complicated by the very large
Immigration of skilled operatives. In
cese Of a strike these men can be used
h the employer to take the place Of
niOn hands, or ifthey join the Unions
tId refuse to work they become an ad-
pnal burthen upon the already heavily
lxed reserve funds ofthe strikers. The
lriff commissioners ought to pay par
6eular attention to this matter fthe
feet of immigration upon the eOndi-
bn Of our labOring classes; but, unfor-
nately, President Arthur has not
bought it worth his while TO put upon
BE- commission a. single representative
the operative class as distinguished
Om the capital class. This is grave
ror, and We hope it is still not too late
ID remedy II.