Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-13
BRIEFLY TOLD.

T. Barnum was seventy.thres on
ursdsy Of last week.
be clearing house exchanges show last
( 10 have been a favorable one for busi-
Is
: Carey comes to the United States he
| be putwhere he will never see another
bter.
he Western farmers say that the corn
IA this year will make up for all de6ci-
/ !, : in wheat.
re hundred and ninety young men
applied for admission to the Glass OF
., Yale College.
avid Brown, 8 eolored man, has been
messenger Of the Philadelphia Board Of
s.,h iorty.six years.
koUnc men in London with an abund.
, r. Of money have taken fancy to have
p, painted pink, yellow and blue.
l-s Annie Louise Cary Raymond has
!. added another free bed to her numer-
4 tits 10 the Maine General Hospital at
r,.and.
was fortunate for Mr.. Beirne, says a
Son punster, who has since died of soft
1g OF the brain, that his antagonist Eas
E.amite and not Hittite."
Erhs Society of Friends in England has
saled the prohibition OF marriage be-
seu i.rst cousins, which has been in force
hat body for nearly two hundred years.
IN Indiana woman gave up her trip to
:urnia. sold her ticket for half price
i .y,urned home from the railroad sta
| 2 On learning that she could not have
yet dog on the car with her.
W..iam Mortimer, a one-handed COM
>:io-In the office Of the Carbon Pa Ad.
,ate. iaStens his stick disgonally across
! Z box, and sets, correctS, and dis
s..vs 500 ems OF solid minion each
is significant fact that while Maine
/ Missouri were admitted into the Union
he same year, Maine, with seven Rep
|gu.aiiyes in Congress, and Missouri
/. one, the former now has four mem
snd the latter fourteen.
SIr. J. Z. Hsrtshorne, OF Providence, r.
is visiting Richmond, Va, to perfect ar
rgements for the erection OF a building
cost 81 600, to be used as a school for
iOred girls. Mr.. Hartshorn will furnish
6 entire amount required.
S.r Algernon Borthwick, proprietor OF
Z N,ruing Post, which, though now a
ny yp'per, is still an organ OF fashion
.u.s .ligence, is one OF the leading din,
? -.yers of London. His wife is niece to
Z late Lord Clarendon, long Foreign Sec
.a-y.
The Montezuma lGa) Record says that
ring the war an immense flag pole was
listed in OglethOrpe, near the public well.
the year 1867 or 1858 the pole was taken
WI and small sprig of magnolia planted
the hole. The tree now is twenty-five
st high. During the month Of May it was
aied down with flowers. A magnolia
aach OF peace now takes the place OF the
gStaT Of war.
The h ar Of Fall River rumseller was ac-
ally closed in unlawful hours, but the
spicious officers observed that he had nu-
.rous visitors in his residence. The house
IS searched several times without finding
e whisky which, it was clear, the comPa-
was getting; but at length, on turning
a cas burner, the beverage ran from the
ge. which had been connected with bar
IN the groggery cellar.
Waller, of Connecticut, at New
lyen, the other day, made speech in
lich he said that if Yale should not de-
q, Harvard in the boat race he would no
acsr live in New London. Harvard
wing defeated Yale, the Governor now
vs. that after deliberation he has changed
: mind, and as a precedent he cites the
e Of George Frisbie Hoar, of Massschu-
rs. who intended to leave Massachusetts
case Butler was elected Governor, but
lO still resides in Worcester.
y lie a curiosity is on exhibition in
.yeuport, Iowa. In May, lSo2, simon
yier while living in Ohio, injured his
nd 50 that amputation was necessary.
.e hand was buried. Two weeks after,
er the place of burial, was found fungus
,e plant, the exact shape OF the severed
nd, the iorefinger shorter than 1t should
MIR. Snyder lost his finger two years
fo-e the amputation. Mr. and Mrs. Sny-
2. upon their removal to Iowa, brought
p fungus preserved irf alcohol. Mr.. Har-
soa is trying to secure it for the Academy
>..ICe.