Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-22
THE NEWS TN BRIEF.

The New York milk war is uuabated.
Prof. Bruins, the celebrated German sur
geon. died yesterday at Tubingen.
The resignation of President White, Of
Purdue University, has been accepted.
Judge Thoman has been appointed Dis
bursting agent Of the Civil Service Commis-
sion.
Itis expected that NJ. waddington will
represent France at the coronation of the
Car.
Adam J. Glass, of Philadelphia, be-
Questhed $4,000 to charity and educa-
tionsl institutions.
A stringent money market is reported in
Mexico. There was run on the National
Bank, and $S50,OO withdrawn.
The Chicago Republicans are inl doubt
whether to nominate ticket of their own
or indorse the Independent ticket.
Herr Won Hirschfeld, Secretary of the
German Embassy at Paris, has resigned.
He is suffering from incurabls oPhthal-
mia.
The Dean of Canterbury has received
letter in which it is threatened tnat the
peaneTy will be blown up and new Arch
bishop enthroned.
General McCook and Senator Miller, Of
New York, J. W. WadSworth and Amos
Townsend, of Cleveland, are in Cincinnati,
en- route to Mexico.
The grand jury found true bill against
Nugent and twelve other members Of the
Armagh Assassination Society, who were
arrested in October.
The exports Of brssdstuffs for the eight
months ending with February, indicate an
interest Of $I4,OOO,OOO over the same
months of last year.
A member OF the House of Commons has
received q warning letter stating it is the
intention OF the Invincibles to dynamite
Parliament after Easter.
Tug Pennsylvania Legislative caucus he's
arreed to a plan It apportionmsnt which
will give the RepU rlic4us eighteen and the
democrats ten Con -essman.
Trr orders for POSTAL supplies from
Washington have bv;un to diminish, IN
,xrectation Of the reduction in the rates Of
pos,ase. which goes into effect October l.
trorge r. Sage, Of Cincinnati, has been
appointed by President Arthur to succeed
Iui White on the Bench Of the United
STATES Court for the Southern District Of
chic.
The President has ordered the suspen
sen of Eyerton J. Conger, Associate Jus.
tice of Montana, against whom charges OF
drunkenness and gambling have been pre-
ltrred.
". +. Moore and bride, of Petersburg,
Va. started on the day of their marriage in
January TO visit the West, and have not
been heard of since. Their friends are
much concerned.
The Globe Democrat, of st. Louis, says
there is reason to believe that General Diaz
Is in the hands of Americans interested in
the railway development of Mexico, who
are making his visit serve their own prr-
POSES.
Scott. the weIl-known manufacturer OF
printing presses, reports that he has sold
his patents, &c, to K. Hoe & Co, OF New
York, for 500, 900. He will complete those
PRESSES already contracted for before retir-
!uc.
The case Of Israel Erb, under sentence OF
death for the murder Of the Hintzlers, in
SNYDER county, Pa, was presented to the
PENNSYLVANIA Board of PardOns. After
hearing argument the board granted fifteen
days grace in the case.
Tie Freeman's Journal, of Dublin, in its
issue today, says it does not believe that
either Parneu or Sexton will attend the
convention in Philadelphia. Mr.. Wade has
teen elected Town Councillor of Dublin in
pace Of the informer, James Carey.
Mr. Parnen in an interview which is
published in the Paris Gaulois and other
. Iapers, suggests that a search should be
Il ade among the Rosa Fenians and Social
ist,. or other free thinkers, for the authors
Of the explosion at the local government
buildings in London.
The nor. union men in the LinSan Mines,
j New Brunswick, were attacked by eight
hundred strikers, and several of them bad
~ hurt. They were followed to their
q homes. Doors were broken open and the
ismates terror stricken. The manager Of
tie mines was beaten.
About fifty thousand gallons Of whisky
II in bond subject to tax during the present
81 nc, Ia has thus far been withdrawn for ex-
PORT. Arrangements are making for ware
n house privileges at Windsor, Canads, for
1 spirits upon which the tax soon falls dee.
The Government will make no allowance
for leakage when exported spirits are re-
turned.
The Democratic convention Of Cincin-
natl nominated Thos. J. Stephens TOR
Msyor, Thos. Mulvihill for Comptroller,
sud Judge Harmon and II. D. Peck for
Judges of the Superior Court For Police
Court Judge, \. r. Won Msrtels was named,
and ThOs Shay for Prosecutor. Ferdinand
\ Springmeir was given the nomination for
j I;oard of Public Works, Geo. L. Heran-
court for Treasurer, and James NJ. Dawson
4 ior Solicitor. No platform was adopted.
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