Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-13
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

= rre-EOrth detenueu '"' '''' 0O-
..v,rsper correspondents of Wash
L's -.;,sra,e their charges against eI-
Sy,.ssr Ss.''''
we're one hundred and twenty-five
I'm iI' Ciucinnati for the week ending
s.lari,y night.
s,.i,l;sts OF Cincinnati held sun
-, r,snus. Which was not largely at
I'd - 3, Arbeiter Hall.
r.,;-s Duncan. the daughter OF a
--,i,sp, farmer of Wayne county, N.Y.
,s,y nysteriously missing,
~. I,,es, report from Columbus IS that
ID, Tpson. Of Akron is to succeed Judge
,,,,s mon the Supreme Bench.
i,ssjI that an attempt will be made at
,.,.,, meeting Of the National Associa-
,oi General Passenger Agents TO abolish
.I.grsion rates.
ne employees in the departments at
Vsbine.on have reason for some appre-
.,.,oa because OF the efforts Of ex'Con-
,-..psn 10 secure places.
r.,,,s ". Cheeseman, OF New York, has
-, elected To the ProiesSorship OF Physics
:. T,in.ry college, and Rev. Samuel Hart,
p,;ss,or vi LATIN.
Tho committee in charge of supplies
.., Ipd.anapolis for the sufferers along the
-.., -,yrr report that there is still great
-ss.,D, and there is also much sickness.
-.s French anarchists are organizing an
,..-,s,loual commemoration Of the Com
.~-a American Socialists will be asked
!. ,.,,:rpa,e and the leaders look forward
,,.ss,tymm-nistic ovation.
.-so, tie Goa. miners at work near
-.,l ls.lyr,:e, o., was q member OF the
--.,b I,.hr Dragons in the Crimean
v.. a7i participated in the famous
.r,egt the Light Brigade.
,5rr, uy,s . . the jewelry store Of J.
,.sy.l: =, = 'ugield, H., was robbed,
b., .a-.r aa...s. of jewelry stolen. GA
-isy >Ouy yay playing in a deserted
. .,ery found s. 10 worth Of the stolen
tny.
.1y British gunbOats have been srdered
- ZAnzJar TO Madagascar to protect
-r,h interests in the advent Of al out
,.s Of var between Madagascar and
g9-c,. saose wal vessels there have given
! ,a to tea- oi hos,!!iues.
Tss Chesapeake and Ohio Railway has
..,hi-sxa from the trunk line passenger
.+esnea. and will hereafter pay commits
90, 70 ticket agents. Passenger rates 10
Eas. hsve been shaky for some DAYS,
| zl are likely 10 become still further de-
;s..lsd.
+. wa,ey, a violent patient in the
I'm a, Columbia, 5. C., freed himself
n bis manac.es and beat J. +. Barring
a. old and inoffensiye inmate, over
s Lead With billet of wood, so that he
a. Wa,.yy also beat keeper nearly to
inh
Tie Central Trade and Labor Union, OF
,..a passed resolutions denouncing the
.a.l Of Senators Anthony, Plumb and
ae upon The Columbia Typographical
s.y0. At Washington, and thanking Sena-
: Voorhees, and Conger for their efforts
behalf OF organized labor.
", Lowe. : As sufficiently recovered from
Z: .ou. illness. contracted at Madrid, to be
,s,su, at the drawing room. The Queen,
30 had oIered 10 receive her privately, If
vere unable otherwise TO attend, greet
her cordially, AMI afterwards sent for
Z, lowell TO express to him her pleasure
sss.ng his wife at court
The principal coke furnaces Of Alabama
tennessee, which, through their offices
Cincinnati, supply most OF the pig iron
81 IN cincinnati and tributary markets
ID, West, on Saturday advanced the
,ss on all grades Of pig iron from fifty
-.s 20 one dollar per ton above the hg
-, Oi the past three weeks.
! 3 .s exreCted that the main line OF the
"dern Pacific railroad will be complete,
,yg,ember. The officers anticipate ths
ere will be a larger influx Of settlers thi
INNER 10 the new region than any pre-
.as season. The tide Of population i:
airg toward the valleys of Montana, a
\ q as the wheat fields OF Dakota.
j. Mu3d, before his death, put in writing
a.r bitter recoIlections Of his imprison
70. Tor four years at the Dry TOrtugas
Nhst | endured he wrote, "On tha
aFTen carol reef, sccursed and plagu'
-.U-u, rises before NE At times like hor
'ot great darkness. and will never b.
aoet Is long as memory remains
NJ. Joseph Bigger, NJ. ?. for Cayan, VIII
Is the defendant in the recent breach o
Tomlse suit, in which Fanny Hyland VOL
80 dsmsges. spilled for 3 new trial, bu
court has refused it. II is rumore,
al NJ. Bigger's Land League sympa
-''srs are going to make up a purse 70
e honorable gentleman's courting eI
teHss,
AH.h interest is felt here in the neJ
t~e'ca. Iar.d bill The Spectator feel
''a.a that free trade must eYentuall
'@.h IN the United States, and th
''a'A's; regards the passage by . pr
tive Congress Of a bill admitting th
,ss'''y OF ;arjE reform as the first ste
'a'l policy Of rea. tiscal reform in il
1.ted States.
"4t"n dispatch says that the fndi1
P'''ois ant cartridges in the river Life
,ne detectives 10 think that the men
Il" OF the .s>ass;natioa society have b,
ne terrified by the revelations recentl
as and by the vigor Of the prosecution
ls aA'7s this means Of Kidding then
"" OF evidence that might be use
us' 'hen should they be seized on su.
4 o." will be introduced in The Canada
rt--s'n,' sn' THIS session to restrict Chimes
Ea1'i 1lon into British Columbia. ]
similar in principle to one passe
- Ne" South Wales Parliament !
,.-o s 10 force. 1t provides that ever
,e@.s, entering the country shall pay s.
.ab..of'tG.,Ss Is allowed to bring a create
- .. ~, Sh'nese than one to every on
'H.he tonnage of such vessel