Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-02
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Mgr Capel left Chicago las! night Tor
Ietru't.
The first frost OF the season is reported
from Charlotte, North Carolina.
David Robinson has been appointed re
ctiyer of the Toledo and Indianapolis ral'-
road.
Long. who assaulted United States Con
sui naZeltOn, Of Hamilton OH'aEIO' mas
been held Tor trial.
The geographical society OF France has
tsnTertd Lieutenant SChwalzka Of Arctic
fame - handsome god medal.
Frsi.nJ.B B Bemadean has been ordered
m Corea bv the Secretary Ot the Navy 10
make report on the scientific features OF
the cJunry.
Rv an adverse decision at Denver yeSter-
lav the deed TO >, 56O acres OF rich mineral
lands were wrenched from the hands OF
ard sharks.
By the breaking of car wheel on the
Southern Pacific railroad last night i cars
were wrecked, two men killed and two
more injured.
The steamer Katie P. Kountz and its
cargo were totally destroyed by ire -
miles above New Orleans yesterday. No
lives were lost.
Miss Aggie Hill, Senator Sharon's .Quon.
dam wife, yesterday brought sut In the
superior Courfof San Francisco Tor d.
vorce, slimony and division OF property
Captain Wallace attempted 10 horsewhip
,n editor in Lafayette, Ind, hotel yester-
Paw srd in so doing narrowly escaped
seath from falling through an elevator
tatchway.
At the Pimlico races for two and three.
yesr rids for three quarters OF mile, Otd
liz won. Time lis. For mile and one:
e'pLtl. Empress won. Time l:39ts. Hons.
spun threw its jockey.
Ssys Toronto dispatch: Archie Dixon,
of p!ttSbuTgh, paymaster OF the Allegheny
railway, attempted suicide here to-day.
He rayed about murder, mentioning tue
names of Scott and Mrs. Stewart.
In Calvary Church, New York, yeSter.
iay afternoon, occurred the welding OF
Chsrles F. James, son OF Thos. |" James,
ex-POst Master General, and Miss susan
Anna Custus Parramore, of EnglewoOd, y.
y, Indbaughter OF Martha WASH
ipgton. The brIUe, who bears striking
resem h!snCe 10 her noted ancestors, was
given away by her father and the cere-
moIy was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Henry Y. Saterlee.
AGyices from Key West, Florida, say
The schooner Henry DenniSon reports that
while passing Swami Island, on October
24. thai vessel was boarded by boat ask
ing for provisions. The island people, four
teen m number, had nothing to eat but
wild hogs and cOcoauUts and no anamunl
ton 10 shoot the hogs. The schooner sup
piled provisions that will probably last Tor
ten DAYS The people were expecting a
vessel from Baltimore With provisions. Ii
nothing mas passed since they must be
nearly starving.
D.. In tie United States Circuit Court at
Trenton, New Jersey, yesterday afternoon
in the case Of William b. DinSmOre against
the Central Railroad of New Jersey, Judge
Nixon filed an opinion sustaining the eS-
ceptioEs taken by the complainant TO GER
tain portions of the defendants answer.
The next move in the case will be the re-
sumption of the examination before the
CLERK, or the hearing before the court on
the proposed Injunction against the case OF
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey to the
Phl'sdeiphia and Reading Company.
The E-ooklyn Tabernacle was the scene
last night of the marriage Of Miss Jessie
TalTsgs, daughter of Rev. I. ID. Tai
msge, and Warren G. Smith, ieweler of
Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed
BY the father OF the bride, assisted by the
Rev. nr. GOyn Talmsge, uncle OF the bride.
Five thousand invitations had been issuet
for the church. The entrance Of the party
wss Sr' eted with great interest as the organ
strucN up wedding march. After the
cersE ony a reception was held at Mr.. Tai.
mage'S bOuss.
DR.. John J. Zitner, an old and prominent
surgeon and Republican politician, died
IN Baltin ore yesterday. he had rema <
able career. \ native OF Prussia, and de-
scenCed from an old aristocraric German
ismlly, after graduating from leading med
iIsI schools in Europe, he entered the
RUSSIAN army. Being banished from
RUSS Tor extreme political views, he went
10 Hungary, and, in lSiS, was made sur
getn general of the Hungarian army.
IhI'e Years afterward he resigned that
position, came to America and settled in
Carlisle, Pa. During the war be was sur
geon general OF the State of Pennsylvania.
lie beCsme prominently identified with the
FeIHblican rOlitiCs Of the State, and il
was he who first introduced Carl Schurz to
aKepGbilcsD mass meeting. The Doctor
Was also fer several years General Grants
and Simon Cameron's family physician.