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FAST colors cannot he removed with
water; unless they are in the end OF the
nose. Then water.is the only thing that
will take them out
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uOOD,S .ARN.PARILLA.

Sold by druggists. 81. six FOR S. Made only By
&. j. HOOD ~ CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
SriNGtNG. irritation. Inflammation, all Kid
ney Comnlaimts enraI by BueAu-paiha.. II
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HIS BooTs.-An eccentric. Boston man,
astonished by getting pair Of boots
made just rs he had ordered them, gave
the maker commission for 263 pairs
all he expected to need for the rest of his
l,ga
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OF public confidence from other preparations Of
Sarsaparila and other Blood Purifiers of whatever
name. 10 Hoods Sarsaparlla IS the signal triumph
OF meritorious article. The people are quick to
recognize true merit. and this is why the sale OF
Hoods SarsapaIilla far exceeds all similar prcpara
tons. One hundred doses 81 only be applied to
Hoods Sarsaparilla, aud Is an unanswerable argu-
mont as 10 nl.dicinal strcmEih and CCOnDnlN.
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SCENE on railroad platform at Heidel-
berg Traveller to university student
Sir, you arc crowding; keep back. sir. :
y. s., fiercely-"Don't you like it? Al
low me to tell You that l am at your ser
vice at any time and place Traveller
benignantly-"Oh indeed: that is very
kind of you. Just carry this satchel for
me to the hotel '--DetroH Free Press.
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Originality Is but iudicious imitation.
Mother Swans Worm syrup for fever
ishness. rcsilessness, worms. Taateless. 25c.
FoE spEorAL RATES for advertising in this paper.
anulv to the publisher OF the PAPER. - lltb
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A BELL-cLock is useless when there's
no cause for alarm.
Professional knowledge.

JERsET CITY, n. j., sept TO, 1881.
H. II. WARNER & Co.: Sirs-I have been
cured Of Bright Disease by using the remedy
known as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
NuFrs w. PEACOCK. II. d.
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A LADY in Chicago tells a very good
story about three little puppies her hus-
nd's fine spaniel brought into the
rid several weeks ago. Her little girl,
six years, WIS not allowed to see
until they were several weeks old,
or they would be pulled around too
for their health. When she was
the trio Of puppies she exclaimed:
want those dogs, mamma; they
Ut any tails" Sure enoughy
he three had been born tail,
ne hal noticed the strange
IRE before. She was asked
not want them. "Whv."
j can't tell when they are
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In The Household.

Experiments Science Simple curious by :.
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Tabeaux Charming Eae
bV
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4
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ming pictures, poems adapted o tho little
Price SI.75 specimen copies free.
Please mention 'ehat paper you ktis advertisement.
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Special Articles.

narrbw be given h 1.-TWO OF he nd n
These " inn0 cnlrayne hnh treatise y
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Thinkers are as sc2rct: gold but he whose
thought embraces all his subject who pursucs
it unnierruptedly and feare s of consequences.
: diamond of enormous size. Lavater.
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STRMGmTES your boots shoes with Lyons
Patent Heel Stiifcners, and wear them again.
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ATLANTIC HOTEL.
UATE ENGLIsus.)
CHINCOTEAGUE ISLAND, VA,
WI. MATTHEWS CO, Proprietors

The undersigned beg leave to inform thei,
friends and the general public that they have
leased AID refurnished the above elegant and
commodous house, and are now prepared to
accommodate permanent and transient guests
in iirst-cla style.
Large airy rooms. Home comforts.
Fine Sea and Eay Fishing Cunning and
Batting, etc.. The table is provided with Wild
Foal Terapin, Fish, Oysters. Grabs, and all
the Injuries of the season.
Pleasure boats # all kinds. guides, fishing
lines. decoys, ponies, etc, always ready for
the use Of guests.
First-class Bar attacked. Choice wines.
liquors, aies. beer, and cigars.
Passengers for Chincoteague connect with
mer for the Island at Franklin City. the
Minus Of the Voc csicr Railroad. morning
evening. Connection may also be made
yet Nashville All who visit the Atlantic
y rest sssGr, that they will receive conr-
us treatment and excellent fare.
foar patronage is respectfully solicited.
w. J. MATTHEW'S dS co.
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An Age of Suspicion.

Truly, this is an age Of suspicion.
Nevertheless, Capt. F. NJ. Howes, of the
steamer William Crane, Merchants and
Miners Transportation Line between
Boston and Baltimore, who suffered Sc
verely from rheumatism, caused by the
exposure incident to his profession, was
cured by st. Jacobs Oil. This is no sus-
picion.-BOStOn Globe.
A COWARD hoasting of his courage may
deceive strangers, but he is n laughing
stock TO those who know him.
MRs COLE. Of Windham, \. H., declares that
her life was saved 10y Hoods Sarsaparilla Sire
had 81 terrible Scrofulous sores.
THERE Is no passion which steals into the
heart more imperceptibly and covers itself under
more disSuises than pfidc.-Addison.
SrRNanTEN your boots & shoes with Lyons
Patent Heel Sliifcners, and wear them again.
Thinkers are scarce a. gold but he whose
thought embraces all his subject. who pursues
it unuierruptedly and fearless of consequences.
: diamond OF enormous size Lavater
For DYSPEPSIA. IyDIGEsrIoN. depression OF
spirits and general debility. in their various
FORMS also IS preventive against fever and
asue and other intermittent fcvcrs. the - Fer
ro-phosphora;ed Elixir of Calisaya." made bv
Caswci Hazard e Co.. New York and sold Iv
ali Druggists. is the best tonic and for patients
recovering from fever or other sickness il has
no cqda.
ISCIyuIIY IS not vice of the soul, but the
effect Of several vices: Of vanity. ignorance, of
duty. laXiucss, stupidity, distraction, contempt
Of others and jcalnusy.-Dc La Bfuyere.
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IScIyILIIY IS not y vice of the soul, but the
effect Of several vices; Of vanity. ignorance, Of
duty, lazincss stupidity. distraction, contempt
of others and icanusy-Dc La Bfiiyere.
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THERE IS no passion which steals into tho
heart more imperceptibly and covers itself under
more DISCUSSES than pride. Addison.
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The Help Series.

The Profits Literary
Education. Cess 1dyaniases Of Euro
Earn Living in Art. By Principal Woans
School, Cooper Union, Susan NJ Carter.
Of
details reading
hem afcy
What Technical Education Costs Professor
the Institute Iobokcn, Robert
The Editorials Of the COMPANION will give clear and
The Childrens Page susans its reputation for chs
who subscribes and sends 1, VIII send
January 1s 1885, and full subscription that
e Place. Address. YOUTHS
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Subscription. 81 Year in Advance.
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NRs. Corr, Of Windham, \. H., declares that
her life was saved by Hoods Sarsaparila. Size
/ had 81 ferrihlc Scrofnlnns snres
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-08

Scontinaed on Fou. tn Page
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P-imo Donno.s T..;letfes.

4he country that can boast of attracting
IN one season, three such stars as Nilsson.
Hauk and Patti, is surely something of
country. What may be done in the future
know not. but just now can send you g.
description of some OF Nine. Hanks toll
cites that will interest your lady readers.
One OF the most noteworthy is of pale blue
brocade combined with white Spanish lace
and pearls; the neck a square cut low with
lace and pearl ornamented sleeves. More
gorgeous in style is a toilette from Worth
OF bordeaux colored brocade united with
velvet. duchesse lace and chenille. The
train is ample and flows simply, high.
antique collar finishes the neck while a
sleeve partially conceals her beautiful arms.
AS we all know, her neck and arms
are extremely pretty, yet not prettier than
very pretty little feet which
are dressed in satin slippers and hosiery to
match each costume. a third elegant con-
cert toilette is of striped cream and olive
silk, with fringe to match, and white Jet.
This likewise is made with square. low
neck, short sleeves and train. Another ex-
quisitely refined toilette is of cream bro
cade, ornamented with deep flounces of
Brussels lace. At the fair for St. Vincents
hospital, she appeared in basque of ma
room velvet, with brocade and satin skirt to
match, ornameuted with beads and che
nile. Her hat was a fine maroon felt
from Virot, profusely trimmed with os-
trich plumes. On this occasion the fair
diva sold flowers for the hospital, attract
ing. of course, quite crowd and no little
money.
A reception dress is of cream
coiored moire trimmed with
camefs hair cashmere, creamy
tinted Valenciennes lace and changeable
beads; heart shaped neck, elbow sleeves
and demi train. Yet on no occasion did
she look prettier than one morning in her
parlor when with the ''indescribable grace
and chic" the Boston critic talks about she
entertained a visitor attired in a simply
made black camel's hair dress united with
MORE and finished with fringe and buttons
Of jet and steel
meantime We own up to some iealously
that her initial concert should have taken
place IN Boston, nor is this praiseworthy
sentiment lessened by accounts of the I'M
usual enthusiasm she awakened in stormy
dubblte bosoms. We know it must have
been something very very good which struck
sneh sparks from finty souls.
ROSAIIND NAY.
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The Wealth of the Rothsch,11t..


Tho two brothers. the Barons Rotaschilds
OF ohe old ancestral house in Frankfsrt-on-
the-Main, have made the return of their in.
como Tor taxation. The younger brother,
wilhelm, or Willy, as he is called, appears
TO be the richer of the two-at all events
Tor the present taxable year. His return
Is 4'1oo,VOO marks. The elder brother.
meyer MARI, on the other hand, only re-
Turns 4'56o.ooo marks. According to the
figures rendered by himself to the GOVERN
ment, Baron Willy Rothschild ENJOYS q
daily income of 1920 marks. OF over
$S.25O. An anti-semitic print details the
figures closely. and exclaims that this Jew
IS receiving 56z marks. or $40 every hour.
S2.35 every minute. and four cents every
second. -Four cents a second does not
sound much. but there are 31.536,O0O Sec
onds in every year.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe. !
ADA, Nov. 1.-THE indications are now
at O'Clock that there were 900 votes cast
IN Norman county, of which Nelson re-
ceived 600 and Kindred 800. But very
few democratic votes we're cast. and Sheer
enson and Baker on the Nelson Legislative
ticket will get about 200 majority in this
county. The Norwegian county ticket is
elected.
AUSTIN, Mimi, Nov. 7.-Kindred 90. Nal.
son II.
OTTER TAIL.
BATTLE LAKE, Nov. 7.-Township of Ev-
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Minnesota SOLIDLY REPUBLICAN
FIFTH.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Especial Telegram 70 the GIObe
BRAINERD, Nov. z, $40 a. m.-Kindred
81 ahead as far as heard from. Vote in
Brainerd 1000. Kindred will have over
yet. Tbs feeling at Kindred's
headquarters is serene and no one
is alarmed. The internal lies of the
scoundrel Gilman telegraphed all over the
district yesterday to the effect that mob
law ruled here, creates the strongest indig-
nation and fears are expressed that coat
OF ter AID feathers may catch him yet be-
fore re leaves. A more quiet election was
never held anywhere.
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Seventh Street,

From Slb!ey to jackson streets, in accordance
with and as indicated by the red line on the
profile thereof. and as reported upon as being
necessary and proper by the Board Of Public
Works of said city, OF date October 10th, 1882,
which report was adopted by said Common
Council at their meeting held October, II. 1882.
The profile indicating the proposed change is
on fle and can be seen at this Office.
By order of Common Council.
THOS. 4. PRENDERGAST,
&C 24-tues q sst-3w CITY Clerk.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
FIRST.
MOWER.


ADAMS, Nov. 7.-Gilfllan 146: congress-
Bierman 1875; White s.; Roberts 2; senator.
HOLSTER 142; Carter 4; representative.
Frank Anderson SO.
LEROY, Nov. White 80, Roberts 60.
Bierman "a: state senators, C. e. Carter
Ill, w. s. HOLSTER 81; Representative
south district, John Frank I74:H.C. An
derson 8.
Austin, Nov. 7.--Austin. city and town
ship, White $50, Bierman 235, Roberts %.
Senator, Tanners, Alliance, Carly 10Y. rep.
to L. Hollister, 407.
OLMSTED.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ROCHESTER,. Nov. IA. Biermann's ma
jority in the city is 100; ia. Morrison
senator, ITS; NJ. j. Daniels, representative
fourteenth district, 119: II. c. Cutler. iudoa
OF probate, 1873; F. L. Cook, county super-
intendent of schools, 70.
EYoLA, Nov. 7.-Eyola village congress-.
men, White "a, Bierman 43. Roberts ,
State senator Morrison 81, Mayo @.
Representatives Dyar 43, Polier 90. Eyola
township White As, Herman Al. Roberts
Greenbacker, IL.
STEELE.
OwAToNNA, Nov. Eight voting pre..
cincts including Owatonna city give White
1lo, and Hickman, state senator, Is. The
entire Republican ticket viii be. car
RED with a majority of from so to 250
whites " majority will probably be 200 in
this county. -
WINoNA, Nov. Returns from nr;ro;
pal towns indicate majority Of 1.e)OO to,
I,2OO for Bierman, DEM, for congress. Tho.
whole Democratic Legislative. ticket il.
elected on the anti-Windom Issue bv an
average Majority of 700.
WABAsHAw.
Wabashaw- Bierman lo4. w aite p s+a.a
senator, Gregg "a, Lawrence 50. Rebresan.
aatives. baumgarten 80. Emery 81. Rai;ll,
30, Fost 10 Ludike 4, Jones SO.
Town of Z1mbrota-W Whole n,nba -
votes cast IS. Lawrence &c. Gregg. o.
Rahilly 81 $ q zen oos'
hyde Park-Bierman SO, White OF
state senator, Greg 49, Lawrence 20. Ren
fesentauves. Baumgarten %, Emery n
m
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CIN CLERa's OFFICE.

" = 1AC@71 OOps NV9 k0ozss J
Notice in hereby gwen that the Common
Council of the city of Saint Paul
will, at their regular meeting to be held
on Tuesday, the 21st day Of November, A. D.
1882. at 80 O'Clock p. m, st the council cham
Der In the city hall. order change of grade on
the following street, between the points
named, viz:
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BATTLE LAKE, Nov. 2. Township of Ev-
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Pay Up

Your election bets by buying good kat q. the
Square Dealing Boston Ono Price C;othinp
House, corner Th1ld and Robert streets.
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BECKER.

LAKE PARK, Nov. 7.--Kindred, Is; Nelson,
l52; Barnum. 4. Senator Comstock, So:
Bodkin, s; Frazee, AZ Representative
Forgerson, 1873; Lowring. 4 Childs, s.
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the Secretary ofthe Treasury once every
year. He proposes to constitute this
commission Of one member eminent in
constitutional law, and another who Is
railroad specialist, and the third, n
trained TO handle statistics, and to trace
aus and effect.
As the prime object to begin with, is
accurate information, a commission
thus constituted could render inestima-
BILE service to the country in enlighten-
ing public opinion, in exercisinga whole-
some restraint upon the railroads, and
in preventing unwise and perhaps dis
astrous experiments in legislation.
Whether such a commission would be
competent to correct the evils and auay
the dissatisfaction regarding local traffic
is another question. But 1t would donbt-
less open the way, lift were shown that
the National Government could not pro-
vide the remedy, for a cooperation on
the part of the several State Govern
ments which would apply to commerce
in the States as well as between the
States, OF otherwise furnish practicable
plans upon which the States could act
for themselves.
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rtories Of the United States, exclusive
Of the District Of Columbia.
The year 1852 promises to bring more
than the year 1881 did, phenominsl as
the influx Of that year was. 1.-THE tide
. rthe whole year should grow as It did
in the first month ofthis year, We shall
add over a million to our population
from foreign countries during 1882.
Thesn are wonderful figures. They
are more remarkable that they are true
in tie face of q diseouraging crop season
last yeer. A large part Of the Increase
was from England and Wales and the
Dominion of Canada. And it is rather
surprisingth the Irish immigration is
falling of, possibly for the reason that
they are becoming toopoor to emlgrate.
The Chinese immigration is largely on
the increase. The prepondersnce of
males over females is very great. OF
the total Of last year there were 1925
males and 81 800 females.
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srRpRlsINs

1t is only by comparison that the
magnitude Of the vast tide of immigra-
ton which passed into the United States
during the year 1881 can be understood.
The whole number Of immigrants was
720,045-an unprecedented number. 1t
exceeded the population Of the State of
Connecticut by 1885, the population of
Maine by n ,1O9, the population of Ne
braska by 2e7,64s, the population Of
Vermont By SsT, 759, the population Of
New Hampshire by $3.50 the pOpula-
ton Of West Virginia by lO5,5SS, and
the population Of Rhode Island BY 49,
5l4; and it was less by only III, All than
The aggregate population Of the States
OF Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Nevaaa
and Oregon. Il also exceed BY lls,sse
tie ssgregste population Of all the Ter
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AMONG the polite attentions which
have been bestowed upon OSCAR
WILDE, that of the sturdy citizens Of
Lea5ville should not pass unnotieed.
These hard-headed, hOrny-handed eiti-
zens to whom the affeetation Oft "biled
shirt" even, is repulsive, promptly met
the proposal ofthe imported aesthetic to
visit them by the offer of free ride if
be did so. In plain fact, they promised
to ride him on a rail if he penetrated
their region. 1t is doubtful whether the
apostle of eecentricity viii appreciate
this unique method of travelling, and
therefore, as ARTEMUs WARD Remark
ed in reference to a discovery of his
agent that q party Of Indians were lying
In wait for the scalps Of the party, 1--WE
didn't go that way will be the entry
inthe WILDE diary when Leadville oc-
ours In the route-lst as originally laid
out. The time may come when the
sunlower and the lilly will hold high
carnival in the eanons Of Colorado, but
Just at present eorn-tassels and potato
blossoms command the highest pre-
MUM. There is nothing gilt-edged
about the average quartz erusher.
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Northern and Southern divisions OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been
published in a ST. Louis journal of that
denomination, which proposes to organ
lie three separate eOnfsrenees-one by
the Methodist churches North, one by
the Methodist churches South, and one
by the Methodist churches west of the
Mississippi river, with a superior gener-
al convention having jurisdiction over
the whole three, to be composed of all
the bishops. AS the union ofthe North
ern and Southern divisions of both the
Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches
was effected soon after the close of the
civil war, the Methodists could do no
better than follow so good an example.
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The Washington Posi- evidently mis-
took the occasion of BLAINE's eulogy
on GARFIELD to bea eulogyon BLAINE,
and accordingly covers the first page of
its edition containing a report Ofthe
proceedings with almost a ~life-size cut of
BLAINE.
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MIR STORRs explains his statement
about HAYES, made at the LINCOLN
banquet in New York, by saying that
although he may have said pretty sever
things about the ex-President, he had
the satisfaction of knowing that Presi-
dent GARFIELD agreed with him.
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SHERIDAN-On Tuesday evening at 7:ij
O'Clock, Ut his home, Martin Sheridan, In the
7Sd year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Nos Peter
sons Row, Centre Wheeling, this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary Gene
terry. Friends are invited to attend.
SERIG-0n Wednesday, March lst, lS2, at l
o'clock p. M, Christina, daughter of Henry
and Louisa Serig, aged II years and l month.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents,
No. % Main street, on Friday afternoon ut ,
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to
attend. Interment at Mt. Wood.
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Splendid Carlton of I3l SWeetly-
Toned Bells.
O
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
UuH. --- VI W LII ~

WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. 2, 49,
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee Of the City Clerk until Wednesday, March
delivering the City Water Works, City Build
ing, City Prison, Lookup and Hose Houses
with clean coal, mixed coal, or coal as 1t
comes from the bank, for one year, beginning
made monthly. The contractor to give bond
and security for The fuldllment of the con-
tract.
Proposals to be addressed: ITO the Chair
man Of the Committee on Water Works." the
Committee reserving the right to reject any
or gu bids. FRANK B0WERS
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THE probability of war between Rus
sia and Austria, growing out of the
trouble in the Balkan provinces, is being
discussed in Europe. In the meantime
Turkey, which is by no means a disin-
terested spectator, is mObilizng her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02

The dog law is, at last, a law, but un-
ike some other laws, it is doubtful to
whom it applies, the dogs or their own
ers The dogs viii not take any ae-
count of it, and the owners don't want
to. However, it is only intended to last
till the next session,
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A WOMAN by the name ofSARA TAY-
I0E was arrested in Ohio for stealing a
lumber yard. Some women have queer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02

MR. ROBERT BONNER was down
among the horse breeding farms of Gen.
trail Kentucky last week, INDUCING in
his ayorite luxury. Among his pur-
ehases were several very promising
Youngsters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02

THIS Ohio Republicans look upon the
nomination Of CoNKING as an insult to
GARFIELD,s memory. But they must
xecollect that the Ohio man has had his
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02

CHINESE are arriving in California in
great numbers, and the Senators and
Representatives from the Pacific Coast
intend pressing the Chinese bill to i'm
mediate passage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02

THERE was a very close vote in the
Senate, yesterday, on the proposition to
transfer the normal schools to the
ro6nties in which they are located.