Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-13
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Worcester, Mass, Juue A'' IVA
vile.
rbs Governor reprieved Moses Coleman'
ntenced to hang at Lake Village A'"''
Friday.
rba be,mers of Philadelphia were or
red 10 strike in all the mills not paying
4 per week.
In a collision on the Albany and o!si"e
,nna road one engine was wrecked and
peinter Hettinger killed.
At Reading. Pa, the employees ot '"o
Isllert foundry and machine shoP S''"eN
n an equalization of wages.
F-nest,na Cloos has begun action toF
reach of promise against David W. Bruce
,e type founder OF New York.
4 tbree-siory stone grist mill owned oy
McCullen, burned at Sandwich Ill.,
be. day. Loss $4,000; insured Tor o.
D..
|r,he SINNERS of the Merchant wooden
I'm At Boston, striking, forced out the
eayers. The proprietors will not give the
6yance asked.
:, Sbarkev county. Tenn, 0. W. Thayer
H. Wilkes shannon had a dispute. Shan
T. cpt Thayer's throat with a razor, kill
him instantly.
The sale Of horses at Eminence, Ny, ag-
,..,.-I over $1,000 for Iifty-one animals.
average was S235; the highest price
,u ;or Belle OF the West.
Gro-se W. Mackey, Of Erie county, Ohio
yiina a Cincinnati Southern sleeping car,
/ - entered Cincinnati. The coroners
s-!ict was consumption.
4, North Adams, Mass, +. 4. Savage
\ Unstable was fatally shot in the saloon
4 lane, Barrett. it is believed by the pro-
,r.r,o~. Savage last October shot Barrett
Ike President al ! party met by appoint
.-i some SrDiuu : The President gave
rspoo,e a quartz. anl Tom TisertaiI
sr. chandler "a, Tigertai his pocket
lie.
Alter a week Of id. ness and agitation
b. miners Of the Strcator, Ill.,, coal field
ssumrd work Tuesday at five cents per
On reduction, as ordered by the mine
,Sner,.
William Harper, OF Ur0ana, o., last fall
Recovered gold ore On bis farm in the west
m part Of the county. He kept the mat
81 quiet, and is now prepared and will be-
IN mining.
The Greenwood Rolling Mill Company,
of Philadelphia Charles +. Shoener, Presi-
lent. has suspended. The works at Tama-
,na are shut down. The company refuses
. statemeHt.
Judge Li,ley entered suit against ex-Sen-
lsor Dorsey for $4,000 damages alleged to
,aye been sustained by him as result Of
he assault made upon him by Dorsey at
he house OF the latter.
The round house and machine shop OF
ne WinOua and ST. Peter Division OF the
Sorthwestern railway at Winona, Mimi,
,urnei. Eleven locomotives were badly
iansred. Loss $500; no insurance.
Uhe negro who obstructed the Missouri
p tic track last week TO wreck the passen
,er train, pleaded guilty at the Denton
,sUnty, Texas, court, and was sentenced tC
Ihr,y-Dine ears in the penitentiary.
Nv. L. Murphy, proprietor Of the Fifth
Wari FIGURING Mills, at Louisville, Ky.
NJ nourst The largest establishments in the
.ity. made an assignment of all his prop.
.rty not exempt for the benefit Of hi,
'rsditors.
Twelve armed tramps captured a freight
raiu On the Chesapeake and Ohio road at
bmpia, o., and ordered the conductor to
axe them to Lexington. The conductor
Itar;yd the tram, having first telegraphed
he situation to Mt. Sterling, where otti.
,ers arrested the tramps.
To- Sheriff Of Douglas county, Wis, call
d on the Governor for aid to guel the un-
uly men in the employ of the Paige
leH smith Lumber Company, at Superior.
ne sheriff was instructed to cali on the
sE abb ting citizens OF the county.
D. Jacksonville, Oregon, F. J. McMahan
Ias shot dead by his son William yester-
AZ. one woman was the mistress Of both.
ne son discovered the fathers intimacy
81 quarrel followed, the father beating
be son with club and the latter reply
DE with a revolver.
Professor J. &. Malone, a wellknown
ivine and educator, of Dallas, Texas,
'h'le SlaPping the face Of William Trees,
dry goods clerk, on the street last night,
of circulating Scandalous stories about
fra Malone, was severely cut in the head
y Trees and badly beaten.
The Tribune. Of New York. has a long
eseri ptiOn Of new sleeping car invention
{ JOhn \. Steicher, of the Troy Times,
'hich il is claimed will revolutionize thar
ranCh Of the railroad business. The seats
xieEd across the width of the car, and all
70 changed into private >tate-rooms at
igbt
Ayoung Indian Of fifteen years died on
'esf bound Fort Wayne train near Valpar-
ise. Ind, He was son Of the celebrated
bel Red Cloud and was on his way to
IN the tribe fIom Carlisle, Pa, where he
as been at houl His ailment was con.
rmpt on. The remains will be taken 10
'hiesrO.
AZ attempt wss made early Tuesday
aerning to h2ra the residence of Daniel
'roFly, OF indianapolis, Ind by satursting
be sal!s with coal oil. The fire was dis.
oFered IN time To prevent serious damage.
he eyident object was robbery. as a con-
idsrab sum Of money was known 70 be in
'ofsessicn OF the parties. During the con.
uskSn no arrests were made.
Adi>patch from Little Rock. krk save.
WITH the aid of Sheriff Fletcher and a
osse Of fifty armed men and the usa ~
ome vigorous measures Of his own Clio
el Frey, superintendent of the I-on
hcunian R'ilroad, was able TO movs
res hts yesterday, and practically broke
be s'r'Ss smong lae brakemen on thu.
oad
kaGlan, the OarSman.
WAssINGToN, April y -Hanlan, the oars.