Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-30
THE NEWS TN BRIEF.

The NEWS IN BRlEf.
Count Adlerberg will be appointed Vice
Ch.ncellOr during the coronation OF the
|. Car.
The great organ in the Boston Music
Hall has been sold. The purchaser is not
named.
The steamer Queen City was seized at
Nsshville for debt by the United sAhes
MARSHAL.
rabbi Schriber, the member Of the Aus
trian Reicnsrsth who published manifesto
srainst reform Jews, is dead.
Philadelphia Councils ask Congress to
! piedge the faith of the nation in the Indian
policy recommended by Newiin.
The jury in the libel suit of G. Hite
sgainst the Louisville CourierJournal
brought in verdict for the defendant.
The wife of Captain Boser has arrived in
Montreal to claim S225, 600, settled upon her
by her adopted father, Henry Judah, q. Z.
]. W. Thompson, of Cincinnati, was ar
rested in Chattanooga, yesterday, charged
with attempting to pass $50 counterfeit
bill.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany has been organized in Boston. Capt.
tai, s., 100000 Ex-Governor Rice is Presi-
dent.
Rothschilds' syndicate has undertaken
.. ,,a,otiafn tho version of
3ooCOO,OOO tlOrins OF the new Hungarian
rentes.
Matthew McCaffrey, who killed his vile
ana mother-in-law in Montpelier, VI, was
found not guilty of murder but sent TO the
insane asylum.
The Kelley stove company and W. t.
Carter & Co, Of Chicago, have commenced
suits in attachment against Potter X Co, OF
Troy, y. y, for $4,000.
An error in the payroll OF the engineers
of the Nickel Plate road, at Chicago, led to
the strike. and when it was explained they
ali returned to work, oCcasioning no delay
TO trains.
Herman Neumar1, prominent mer-
chant Of St. Clair, p, killed himself yes
terdav, owing to the opposition Of his
daughters to his re.r ,rriage and the com.
mencement of breach OF promise suit.
Aclub has been organized in New York
the object of which is opposition to
monopoly and the promotion Of a wise and
pure government" Office holders and
candidates for office are barred.
Henry Waters Taft, son Of Alphouzo
Taft, United States Minister at Vienna,
was married Thursday at Troy, y. Y, to
Miss Julia Walbridge Smith, daughter OF
Levi Smith, a distinguished lawyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Taft will reside in New York.
Richard X. Fox, of New York, who was
placed under bonds to keep the peace be-
cause be published challenge offering to
match Slade against Sullivan, yesterday
procured a writ of certiorari requiring a
review of the matter before the Supreme
Court.
The Turkish Ministers have resigned in
consequence of charges made that they
had been guilty Of receiving brides. The
Sultan refused to accept their designations.
1t is reported that the Sultan has ap-
pointed a Catholic Miridite, Prince Bib
Dole, Governor Ot Lebanon.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says
the Umatilla Indian scare proves to be
without foundation. IL is believed that
the rumOrs Of the movements OF the In
dians were circulated for the purpose OF
bringing on a commission which would re-
suit in their removal and the throwing open
of their reservation to land sharks.
A verdict for 5000 against the Maphat
tan Elevated Railroad Company has been
rendered in New York. 1t was proved that
hot Goals had dropped from the company's
engines on the backs of a team Of horses
They ran away, and in their Hight ran over
Joseph Lowry, a boy, rendering him q
cripple for life.
]. y. Peers, editor OF the Collinsyille, ILL.,,
Herald, was horsewh;Pped in that town on
Tuesday, by Mrs. Henry Marshall, wife OF
a business man there, for the publication
of an article which reflected upon herself
her husband and her mother. Peers was
badly marked about the face and neck BY
the rawhide, vigorously applied by the in
dignant lady.
Atameeting of stockholders of the Phila-
5elphia Permanent Exhibition Company
of that city yesterday, the committee ap'
pointed to consider the question Of wind
ing up the affairs Of the company reported
IN favor of an immediate dissolution. The
committee say in their report that it seemed
altogether improbable that Congress would
ever make the appropriation Of sl,5Oo03C
asked fOr as a contribution Of the govern
ment towards the expense OF the centen-
tennial exhibition, and that the permanent
company would therefore realize nothing
from the shares of the Centennial Company
which had been transferred to it. The re
port of the committee was adopted.