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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
LABOR TROUBLES.
The Situation AT pittsburg.

PITTsWEC, April 1.-THE Telegraph, this
afternoon, says; The prospects for speedy
end Of the lockout of the miners is brighter
to-day. The diggerS employed at Crawford 5
mines at Midway met yesterday morning
| and agreed to resume work al 81 cents,
provided the men in Robbins Primrose
mine would do the same. 1t was this
action which called President Jones from
his office yesterday. He passed yesterday
and all last night with the Primrose men in
the hope that he could induce them to stay
out. But this morning thirty miners went
to work in the Primrose at 81 cents,
and took with them, in so doing, the
Midway men. While engaged in his
duties out of the Pan Handle yesterday,
President Jones gave an operator some in
formation. Mr.. Norris McCue, a well known
railroad operator, wasaboard the same train
with Mr.. Jones. The former being in rough
dress and personally unknown TO Mr..
Jones. was enabled TO assume the rpic of an
humble miner with perfect success. Jones
tapped the supposed miner on the shoulder
and asked McCue what he did for liv-
ing" Mr.. McCue replied truthfully and
innocently: well sir, sometimes mine
coal" He also added the remark that the
miners were in bad fix and he thought
they would have TO give in"
We'll, replied Mr.. Jones. Iii We do have
u give III NAllS NlllAN VIZ " III
next winter"
And then the supposed coal digger was
left alone with his thoughts.
The Toronto Strike Extending
Throughout the Dominion.
ToRoNro, Ont, April 1.-THE labor
troubles are likely to oVer-top every other
question in this city. The situation this
morning is as far as ever from settlement.
A mass meeting OF The citizens is to be
called to consider what the rights of the
question are, and the council of the com
bined association in the city is to take action
tonight. The strike here is giving strength
TO the demands of the workingmen all over
the Dominion. There are only two carpen-
tershops working with full staff in the
city. The striking carpenters have COM
menced negotiations to purchase large
planning mill, and run it on the co-opera-
tive principle.
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Crenated.

ST.. LOUIS April IA fire about two
o'clock, this morning destroyed a tena-
ment house, on Twenty-fourth and Morgan
streets, occupied by colored people One
girl, IL years old. was burned to death, and
her mother fatally injured. Several of TIE
tenants were burned in the efforts to
escape from the building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
aeNi Virginia ami Keptu,L,

~ .NN'rL April IA gentleman win,
~ "a. completed a tour through Wr,r
Una and Kentucky. gives an inrsre.,.
- ,Tt's' s,.auye u the condition nj Win.
,,-" ",,'1.. lie was on horse back fn- ,
N N-' 20, 'a'' OF The time. and far unon rrc
-. "a ".'" .t'iwaterS of the most pr5,nirsn,
w.. .l' WEI. As IN the Valley of w.,
80, 49,, .'. ~ and through the entirr r,.rtr,i
49,. Az u' nenucky, from east To wrSr H.
~, ~, y INA. Saai Wheat Is looking better and
ore .o, promising than for wears, and .,l,. U
~ go, ",.''S ,I there Is some drawbacS her.
~, 90 ,.., crop Viii be- heavy. Frost LS.
o' ~ H.,'''e9 ~ H. The work Of plantinS c"rn '','
!" . i""H stale oI furwardnrS< E..
Eere r;r'iE badly injured by the tra,, w. j., :,
o,, o,I' ~, lions, but upon the whole th, nnI. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
EXPLORING THE COUNTRY.
NSBHioT Davis and WindOm'S Trip
Prominent Citizen Dead.
SsA.,llI DfyDofcb IN the Reyistsr

hh,sEE, ". VA, April A-Senator H.
%. lay.N and EySrcrrtary Window, VIM.
Neyser, and Civil Engineer Sickles, lef;
" ashrUSton. Thursday, for Moorefeld, W.
q. va Winchester, Va, To take an ObSer-
alton oI the country between the latter
'iaceS and the mineral and lumber re-
OUrceN OF that region. From MOoreield
hey will extend their exploration west
ward through Hardy and Grant counties.
Samuel Alexander, an aged and promin-
mt citizen Of Hardy county. lied. last
'lEhi. NAN.
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A Peculiar Case,

CLEVELAND, o., April 1.-THE Gasctte's
Charleston, W. Va, special says: Miss
Jenkins, of Blue Creek, fell dead, last
Monday. After the funeral service, while
the friends were taking the last view OF
the body, signs OF life were observed The
corpse wastaken from the coffin and taken
home, where Indications OF life are still
visible
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Lynch Law.

CHICAGO, April IA special from
Selma Alabama, says: 1t is learned that q
party of NAKED men. largely white, took
two negroes, Henry Joy and Sim Acoff,
from the guards at Browns station, yester-
day morning, and rode Of with them. The
lifeless body of Joy was subsequently found
hanging from limb of tree in the vicinity
but Acof has not been found. The men
were concerned in the brutal murder OF an
old man named Wessinger, and Joy made a
voluntary written confession of his guilt.
Thismakes five men hanged for that muir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
HurIbut Denies IL.

New YORK, April li.-Yestcrday Ship
herd swore that VIM. Henry Hurlbut in
formed him he had dispatch from Blaine
il. Steve" In today'S World, Hurlbut
fatty denies this, and says he had but one
inConscquential iatervew with Shipherd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

,.,, .. '"a-s ot constant and most eyrrrc;.
80 ia.n from terrible sores all over INV
- i.onOUnCed cancer and inCurahle Inv.
a. q. Or. Hartman. After was 20.
>, ~ .u The faintest ebb ui existence Perm.
n. ..' NY life and cured me. am ON
- 'cil and doing my housework. 7
'@' rsd the best aad worst nbvsi%;a,S
w. F.''o MES Ann INGeAv, AIiesbpur
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Fund for Inmes, Midnx-

Sr. LOUIS, April l4.-At Sedalia, Mo, the
number OF persons who were in the same
ulNislon with Jesse James. when he was a
soldier in the regular Confederate service,
have started subscription for his widow
ana children. Over $3.50 has already been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Won't Paw.

CHICAGO, April IA Judgment OF $si,-
600 having been rendered by the United
States Court against the city of Watertown,
for interest on its railroad debt, the mayor
and fourteen aldermen met OH the 10th and
levied tax for the next years expenses,
and resigned, TO prevent service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Trying and Tastinx

All persons wishing to test the merits of
agreat remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs, are requested to call at Logan
& Co. IS drug store and get lOc trial bottle
OF Dc. Kings New Discovery,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

Aa. LO0ta.
ST.. Lors, April l4.-There hss been 10
specially notable feature In the gensrsl
business during the week. All bfsocfsesH
trade doing wei, and merchants generaiIy
express satisfs ction with the condition 81
affair The recent cold snap worries 10 Is
terial damage in this section, and has -
no sense disturbed either agricultural Pnr.
suits or mercantile busiDess. Provisions
have rated strong. with . large soutSegn
demapd at materially. higher prices ths.
last wcek. Stocks are low, aHd the demADd
for viater-cured salt meats 10 urgent so1
dealers Look for still higher psicrs. PRk
ard lard are very scarce and trade light fos
tlds sessoB.
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Senator Legan's Health

Sr. Louis, April 4.-Adyices from Hot
Springs, say Senator Logan is slowly inn
proving. He is troubled with Sciatica he
and ex-senator Chaitee will remain at the
Springs three or four weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

NEWARK, o., April IA surveying
cerps started out yesterday morning, under
Engineer McGrafh to run line for the
Newark and Edgewood Railroad. The Su-
perintendent of Construction says the
bSanoh from this city to the Ohio Central
Rcsd will be completed inside OF forty days.
They have made arrangements with the
Pan Handle road for the use of their pas
senger depot and freight house in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
An Escnpe nfNihiiis,.

VIENNA, April 4-A dispatch received
here announces that eighteen Nihilists have
escaped from Kars, in north Siberia and
that among them was Mikailoff, an, accom-.
plice in the assassination of General Me.en.
thotf ' '''N ~0'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
POSTAL POINTS.

Changes 10 Routes i'm West virginia.
Speed Dispatch 10 the Register.
WA>H>.pk. April i4.-An order was
issued, to-da3 curtailiug the service on the
Star postal quite, between Lookout and
Snow Hill, vest Virginia. Hereafter the
route will bein at Russellyille, emitting
Lookout, thus decreasing the distance five
-.1 a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Heavy Verdict Agaius, a R,sno,.

NEw York, April li.-ln the suit for
libel, brought by Rev Samuel ID. Hinman
against Bishop Vim. H. Hare, the Jury rem
dered 4 verdict OF $4,000 for the plaintiT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
The Jury List.

The following petit jurors have been
summoned for the Circuit Court, 10 report
on Monday morning:
Lberty-Part /. w. Pollock. G. EdGing,
ton, John Korn. Part =, Thos. Hardley, ID.
J. Harvey, NJ. i. Hill.
Triadelphia-Par |, Joseph Thornburg,
James Creighton. John Shatton. Part >,
Alex. Higgs, Jr., A. +. Carter, K. A. Nc
Cabe
Ritchie-Part /, F. Nolte. Louis Asmus,
J. Beckett. Part >, J. +. Bowers, Fred
Henke, Vim. Shockey.
Richland-Part l, VIM. Dick, Ed. Miller,
Jack Stiles. Part ,, Jessie Parshal, Sam
Lenhardt, J. B. Steward.
Webster-Part /: Geo. Osborn, Geo. Wat
son. II. c. Albright Part >: Porter Smith,
c. Z. Dwight, James Hastings.
Centre-Part |: J. {. Hoffman,, James
Reed, Harry Hubbard. Part =. W. n.
Amick, W. J. Sitter, J. c. Brady.
Union-Tart / Chris. Siebke, l.. Hull,
A. B. Franzell. Part ,: John Reed, J. NJ.
Ewing, Luke FittoD.
Clay-Part l: J. L. Davenport. c. b.
Clemmens, A. S Harding. Part =: +. II.
Waldo, Louis Meder, W. II. Sheib.
Madison-Psrt /: .Chas. Berger. c. A.
Bayner. W. Fee. Part >: w. l.. Giilsedge
f. l.arkin, d. G. List. Jr.
Washington-part /: II. 4. Sweeney, J..
X. McMadden, Oscar Burdatts. Part =:
W. otto. Geo. o. Smith, u. r Irwin.
The Bible Society.
Six or eight years have passed away since
the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible So
ciety has held one Of its great union meet
ings for the promotion OF the cause OF Bible
distribution i'll West Virginia. and it is
therefore, ,eminently fitting that the meeting
of to morrow night should far outstrip all
its predecessors The preparations have
been i'm progress for some time, and will,
as lar as can row be judged, result in one
of the largest and most interesting union
meetings of the Protestant Christians of
Wheeling ever held. DR.. Logan is giving
special attention to the music fer the occa-
sion. The following ministers have con-
sented to be present: Rev. DIR. Gun
ningham, who will preside. Rev.
DIR. Mulford, Rev. Mr. Dornblaser, Rev.
Dr. Masden. Rev. DR.. Mcclure,
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, Rev. Mr.. COPELAND
and Prof. Hagermann of the Christian
Church. Rev. w. \. Long will make a
yery short statement Of the great work IN
West Virginia, and Rev. Mr.. Cook and
Rev. 8. B. Bsrnitz will deliver addresses,
the latter gentleman having promised to
come over from Kirkwood, where he is now
soiourning, to attend the meeting Ii
necessity arises. the Sunday school rooms
will be opened for an ''overhsw," the kind
of meeting so popular under the lead oi
Moody and Sankey. A bible cause Yolun
tary oaeras viii be lifted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
Base Ball.

PIrrsBrrGm. April 1i.-The game OF base
ball to-day resulted: Cleyelands, Z; ALE
ubpuinS .
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PERSONAL
senator Davis at Home.

= = bpecIM DtkpulcH 70 NC INeyEsse'' = =. "
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Senator II. o.
Davis left, last night, on business trip to
West Virginia. He will be absent week
or ten days. Il.
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The Land League on Lowell.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE National
Land League resolutions were presented to
the President this afternoon. asking the
recall of Minister Lowell. The President
received the delegation cordially, and said
he would give the matter his early atten-
ton.
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IMPRISONED AMERICANS.
Senator voorhees, speech on the Nc
Sweeney Case.

SPnatOr SOOFnees Speech Oh tnc "e
Sweeney Case.
Special 10 the WeteTn Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April H.-The speech OIL
Senator VOORHEES, upon the case of Nc
Sweeney, the Irish-American citizen i'm
prisoned by Great Britain as suspect is
the subject of considerable comment in
political circles. and it is believed that
the Democrats intend tomake the question
a prominent issue in the coming campaign.
The Republicans see the effect this may
have upon naturalized voters, and it is
intimated Voorhees, speech will be replied
TO from the Republican side OF the Senate.
Z Senator Sherman 8 statement following
Yoorhees's vas gintended to deprive the
latters speech OF its political effect.
Leading Democrats express great gratlf-
cation at Voorhees, speech and make no
secret OF their purpose to use 1t for all 1t
may be worth.
The Democrats say all the facts in Nc
Sweeneys case have not been known to
the country, and now that they have been
presented they count confidently upon
their creating a marked impression.
There are some Republicans who openly
find fault with the course pursued by the
State Department and Minister Lowell ,and
il is said the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee will endeavOr TO prevail upon
the State Department to act IN the case
with promptncSs and energy now that the
matter has been given such prominence.
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The New Chinese Bill.

WAsmNrroN. April l4.-The Senate Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations, this morn
ing. took up the Chinese bills referred TO
them, but Senator Edmunds, who has just
returned, after an absence of several weeks,
said he had not had an opportunity to in
form himself on the subject; that he had
not even read the Presidents veto, and to
give HIM time to study the question, the
committee adjourned until next Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

PaIrspELysIA. April H-TrDie In nrost
departments was sctivs the pess veek. sd
price, Of several leading srtic)es sdvsnced
Cotton shade higher. Flour In fair do
mand and sene holden srs dementing
further advance. Wheat sctivs and hsGises
Rye firmly IBID st full price,. Corn and
Oats sctiye NJ further sfvnee IN pfo-
visions there was fsir jobbing fade dane
at former rates. Thefe Was very little 90
Petroleum remains sbout the saans - Last
quoted. Whisky p hrnly he,d st fuu
prices. Wool continues dull sod psioss
without essential change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

Bo>ros, April H-rhe1v Is . ssnersi
steadiness o( prizes is stspisG The vooles
mills and boot and shoe factories are taking
orders for fall and winter gods o thesane
figures - yess go. AlmeH tne eeiL
msnufsetused spoaa the vslns eewhioA .
%sisrisIly dissr:s,s s ,so% =. !yetsi,n.s III So -
Lsrra numien d buyers M kadInl
vesieru and interior Ssms IN 80toa ~
srransing contracts for the coaSing seasca
Tor supply Of boots and sloss snd vthse
n,Anrfsctufsd soodA q ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

~. rrst railway tunnel under the
%. - I,u-rpce is to cost 50, 5OO, 900 to be
spi,hed in l>S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

Mr.. Lincoln should go out, unless he
should have private rrasons that have not
yet appeared. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

The cold snap seems to have had no
,aart on PennSylvania politics, which
So, oDw al a boiling heat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

4 /, shown that in India the number
, prr,ons killed by wild beasts and
makes has increased from ls,2zS in
-sto ., 800 in 1850. In Bengal alone,
l,,ring the latter year, $40 persons were
MI hY tigers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

The supreme Court of the United
10 will hear on Monday next the
-r,nsrt on the petition of Sergeant
IN r,r = writ ofhdbeas oorP''s.
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l0utsville.
C1eveDa01.

CLEyEL,sD, April 1.-THE iron markets
are still inactive. Pig iron Is selling slight
ly better, though at decline OF about N.
The larger buyers are still out Of the msS-
ket. and there will be no improvement un.
Ill they take hold. There In less inquiry for
manufactured iron, but there 10 still en-
ployment for the mills on Old Ordsrn
Prices are unchanged. Steel rails are dEIi
and quoted ~ lover, st tss, Petroleum
has been easy this week. and declined V -
6tsc for standardowhite. Hallway businsss
il substantially unchanged. The tonnags
OF freight 10 light 90 the Esst, while Wet
ern and local freight is fair. Passenger
business good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
THE NEWS.

National Regatta of Amateur
!" u, will be- held in Detroit August
SA sad 9TH
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u~r lay last week nine steamers
iniri e total of 6,47S immigrants at
a,g.r Garden. Nearly all Of them
8r,y of the well-to-do class, and the
ropntion of women and children was
much larger than usual. One Derby
hire .armer exchanged at the money
,Rirr, English gold and bank notes TO
aa amount Of $780,, after which he
Euw-h ,ickCt>and left for Detroit,
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Stockholders Meeting.

NoRwALx DEnor, o., April 14.-Sotice
was issued from the General Office of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie road here, ycster.
day, for a stockholders meeting, TO be held
here Nay 18th, for the purpose of consider
ing lease or sale OF the rights or property
Of this company, relating to its line south
and east of Hanson street, Martins Ferry,
to the Wheeling and Harrisburg Railroad
Company by a mortgage guaranty on Ger.
tain OF its first mortgage bonds. principal
and interest, and for the construction OF q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
TRADE REVIEW.
Il ssnnary Of the Wssk at Lsadiss
Commercial ceatrss.
Dry Goods Firm-Boots and SAses in Large
0emand-Groeeries Firmly Hs'd+Rs-
visions Very Strong-fhs and
Grain advancing.
A FAIRLY SATISFACTORY Reposr.
Ptttsbargh.


PIrrSEr EGII. April 1.-THE movement IN
trade was rather slow the past week. spring
business being retarded by the unreasonable
weather Pig iron is quiet and weak, The
demand for some time past has been hight,
and in few instances slight concessions
have been made to effect sales. The gen
cral market, however, is unchanged
Manufactured iron is quiet. Orders have
fallen off considerably, but business Is still
quite fair at ruling prices. Glass Is ism
but unchanged. The demand for wintiow
glass is increasing, and higher prices, src
predicted. Petroleum Was tame and uo>
much doing. United Was quoted between N
and So closing, this afternoon ~ 7abfn,
Sales and resales a,eie,0oo barrels S6iP-
men,s sfl. 900 barrels. Coal continues dull
and depressed. Shipments 2,9st. 900 bushels
TO lower ports. Lave stock ruled firm.
Cattle, receipts &, III head of through snd
~ head OF local, against 500 head Of
through and al head of local the previous
week. Common 10 prime $6.S0@73A
Hogs. receipts. 1885 head, an increase o(
ZOO head over last week. Philadelphia
selling at s.. .O(G7.75. Sheep, receipts 10 :
900 head against II, 80 for the week before:
fair to extra wooded quiet at $,.5o@2a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

4. examination by the Internal
v.uue officers shows that for ten years,
alri June 80, lSSl, there were produced
MI hpu,gd -, los, ,O9O gallons Of distilled
9.-. and during ;hc same period 6S6,-
= gallons were destroyed by fire, Il
-..au otour -allou 10 one thousand
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE HOOD BENEFIT.
An Interesting, But Very Long Enter.
tainment.

The Opera House was very well filled last
night with people who came to testify to
Miss Ida Hood, the well known teacher of
elocution. The lower part of the house was
filled completely, and with a very good au.
dienCe, while moderate crowd occupied
the gallery. The programme, while inter
esting, was entirely too long, occupying
until nearly ~ o'clock in its rendition.
Many OF the members we're excellent, but
we can only now give the subioined:
POGRAMME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

Tn, Jefferson THY Tribune seriously
-,b,, the late Mr. Jesse James was
I.,..,,te TO the Chicago Convention
-,J.r his assumed name Of Johnson,
rh.rh appears 10 hav" been MS i"Vori'e
E-r,lis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

PART l.
MuSic................ ........- .......Paul Reymann
l. The Building of the Ship. .Longfellow
Miss Dora l.. Hornbrook.
.. Extract from Tom Sawyer" Mark Twain
Mr.. John L. Roemer.
GYMNAsTICS,
Conducted by. Miss Amy Chapline.
Miss Annie Ewing.
SIAKFsPEREAS BURLEsQuE atlantic Nphthiy
Characters.
Juliet Mrs. Geo. +. Boyd.
Portia Miss Rcna House.
Ophelia a,,.,,........ Mrs. w. r. link.
Lady Macbeth ........... Miss Ella Dillon.
Music.....Mis>eS Lula and Blanche Kendall
rARTII.
4, The Sioux Chiefs Daughter. Joaquin Miller
Miss Annie Thoburn.
s. Extract from "old Town Folks"
Mrs. II. B. Stowe
Miss Dee Pollack.
o. Mark AntOny'S Grafton ........ Shakespeare
Mr.. Frank Hennig.
GYMNASTICS.
Conducted by y........... Miss Agnes Dillon
T. Sister and I............ .........Miss Meholin
Music....... Misses Annie Hess, Ionic and
Nellie Lang.
FARCE.
LEAP YEAR Is THE VILLAGE WITH ONE GEN
TLEMAS.
Characters.
Matilda Dix..................MiSS Jennie Edwards
Francena Barnaby MISS carrie BrueS
W idow Barnaby .......... Miss Rachel Bullard
Hannah StaplcS"............. Miss Lanra luKens
Isabella Smith h................MiSs Mary Heyman
Susan h. a. Lanes .....:.:;;....; miss EVA Miller
Jedediah Brown, A. NJ, PHI. D...Mr. +. Burley
ACTI.
Scene l-Home of Miss Dix.
Scene 2-Homc OF the BarnbyS.
Scene S-Homc of Miss Smith
Scene i-Home Of Miss lanes.
Scene 5-Home Of Miss Staples
Scene 6-Brown at his LodgingS.
AcTu.
=. Home Of Miss Dix. Company Assembled.
ACT III.
Scene l. Home OF Miss Staples.
Scene 2-Home OF Miss Barnaby.
Scene3-Home OF Miss Smith.
Scene 4-Home OF Miss Lanes.
Scene j-Mr. Brown at his Lodgings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

A .rrat steam plow Of English manu-
,rturr, which, with its necessary ma
,iuery. costs about $4,000, has been
up at Minneapolis, and will be put to
,r, a, soon ~ the frost is out of the
-,gaI. This will result in strike of
r- nlr~,.N, we presume.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15

BaErinosx. April A.-Ths, enaskst ~
pant week has beca Eenefsily estr1y aeltvs.
Money plenty sf S 70 g pr eeet ~ la4pg
saiy far bess see0fi6es oaig. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
The Toronto Strike ExteuSfiI Ia
Throughout the DOminion.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Rreaksng Ground.

NIlES. O., April 14.-Ground has been
broken for the new depot Of the Pennsyl-
vania Company, to be used by the AShta-
bula and Pittsburgh, and Alliance, Niles
and Ashtabula Railroads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-15
WHEELING w. VA TURDAYMoRNING. APRIL 1882.

bridge at that point over the Ohio for the
common benefit of both companies.
e. Another Enfernrise.