Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-05
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

ScCsHon'
II Eowiing Green, KY, Tuesday, scott
Oliver fatality shot John Walton during a
quarrel over game of cards.
The Iowa Supreme Court is in session at
davenport hearing the argument in the
y,ohiti;ory amendment case.
,ae bricklayers' strike at Chicago is
l-s,;.calIy ended, the employers conceding
Z, demands of the workmen for 81 and
p % day.
Secretary Felger is undergoing special
-ea,ment on account Of the condition of
BIS eyes, and will be confined to his house
.rs,vcral days.
The miners at Turin shaft, near Pittston,
"a. struck on account of the company re.
using to employ a docking boss appointed
1y them.
lie upper section of Brown & Reels
vuJry, at Harrisburg, containing many
.s.uable patterns, was burned Tuesday
night. The stock was not insured.
Charles Rich, ssed fifty was killed
by he fall of an elevator at the Lancaster
,aunty Pa hospital. The rope was cut by
,Ome unknown person.
Miller Bullard, telegraph superintendent
N The Missouri Pacific railroad, we'll known
..-ouchout the entire West, died at Seda-
..l. Mo, Tuesday.
rs.,-,,, n;-acgo- of A. T.:.L r,-.:
g., Investigation Department, sent letters
/. recall to those Of the Irish detective
I.rcp who have been operating in France.
Tie race for the great Northamptonshire
s:asrs. Yesterday. was won by J. Hanbury's
....use, P II. Cooper's Son of Cork, sec
aG. Lefevres The Glider, third. Six
;s-;erS.
Tie Queens general health continues
1crueut despite the precautionary safe
sa.is a. to eIerci,e which the physician
I-ryo,e&, and, slth, sh not permitted to
, IT,. yv,, she took rive during the fore.
.uu.
Oue hundred and twenty heads Of French
n uf Massachusetts, have arrived at Win
] seprg. en- route for their new home in the
\ li west. Their families will follow
u;umn.
Frederick De Frouville, former men,
r. Of the Signal Corps, last night shot and
,!ed his wife at her residence in Wash
b sron Cliy and then killed himself. They
} ai been separated on account OF domes-
+ dGrulties.
Bar, Wing shot and killed Joe Glenn, a
! le'A in ST. Louis dry goods, in the pres
3 'r Of Essie Davis, woman of the town,
lay night. Wing and the woman
J to St. Louis a short time ago from
i-senville, KY.
/; has been arranged that Mundelrs
1 sing shOemakers, at Philadelphia, shall
B turn TO work at old rates for four weeks.
business has not then improved ten per
b.. reduction OF wages will take place,
\ the eight hundred men be discharged.
be War Department has received no
q al Information in regard to the report
. IA: General Crook had issued an order to
!, p TO take no prisoners in any engage.
. PATS which may take place with the In
! aa> now on the war path. and the report
3 a,ur,dited.
fIS President Diaz and party visited Gen.
q Hancock at Governor Island Tuesday.
4 ,.atr received the visitors at the land
. the band playing national airs. Sal
Il, we-e tired and the guests lunched with
D. commander OF the island.
L. Limerick the public meeting which
y, held Tuesday for the purpose Of giving
o parnell substantial testimonial OF the
81 matior in which he is held, proved to
y a fasco. Only forty persons subscribed
o the projected fund for raising the en-
EnbranCe on his farm, and the scheme
raS temporarily abandoned.
T. Missouri Legislature has passeda bill
NJ ding that no railroad company in that
ss'e hall advance its freight rates with
uf first giving twenty days notice of the
zoe osed change by posting the new sched-
lls in three conspicuous places on each OF
= Freight and passenger depots. The pen
III fer violating the law is $500,
III ,ut which was begun in the Su-
xsrae Court in New York City by Joseph
lli,yerstick and Geo. C. Kobbe against
y. T. ". Amiden, to recover the money
'bi Was taken by the latter, at the re-
nf, ,f Mrs. Uhler, after the shooting OF
Y, II Haverstick, has been discontinued,
he parties contesting having settled their
III uuities.
TIE sdit Of the Government against the
and Reading Railroad for SiO,-
% and interest, being the internal revenue
n Of four per cent on surplus earnings
,r three years prior to 1867, has been de-
ided in favor of the defendants. Presi-
ent Gowan producing a receipt for the
mount in controversy.
The President has decided to suspend the
ction in the case of Judge Couger, As
,ciate Judge of the Supreme Court OF the
erritory of Montana, until the charges
referred against. him shall have been
lliy investigated. Judge Conger is
rother of Senator Conger, and the Pres-
ents action is the result Of his interces-
on.
The marriage of Miss Louise EvartS,
srshier of ex-Secretary of State Wm. NJ.
Sarts. to DR.. Charles. ID. Scudder, took
lace at noon Yesterday in Calvary Church,
orner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty first
rect. The ceremony was performed by
ishop Williams, of Connecticut, assisted
' the Rev. DR.. Henry Y. SattNrlee and
as Rev. IL. T. Scudder, brother Of the
room.
Manager Bancroft and all the members OF
10 cleveland base ball nine called on
resident Arthur yesterday and were re-
.iyed in the Cabinet room. After general
1nd-shaking the President comPlimented
,s nine upon their fine appearance and
marked that they looked like good base
All players and that good Dall players were