Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

of the steamer o'oN'S
be siDslns ..J d BY a collision with ics'
''' ''"''r o, the Commercial Iron
rsls & ~, -, have failed. Liabilities
RS Sho'e'''
Ne~ osf, Hoffman & Moss cloth
Akron, 'I,o} ,,,aassd by fire Wednesday
70 ,ro,t. Ind, yesterday the Ger
lss'ass s.ar church, with the parsonage
,.sa.S. La5.j,'I Los, $4,000; no insurance
.houS,pd five hundred persons
be; ore = ,o.d,y ,c in front of the Bish,
'"'.'u 60. At Loughrea and demanded
C. ,..,,s has refused Sir Stafford
4, ,. o,,, ,nv opportunity to move for
.S,o;,v i.'SS'S respecting the Kilmainham
~, lea, has sanctioned the scheme
Be - ~ the German officers for the
pcs. -. ,tOrganization Of the Turkish
limitations between Russia aad
Ss -, ~, have 30 far progressed that
IN, Polish sees will be filed on
1 18th.
,,rsred girls started from Limerick
1 - HAMPSHIRE yesterday. Almost
| entire population assembled to bid
H. good bye.
,,b factory near Deantown, \. j.
/ l,.,,avsd by ire Wednesday, the loss
,,o,,l, and amounting to about $1,000
;,,prance was small.
ysvor Of Xeres received a letter
,,.aipE a threat to poison drinking
=, Il the prosecution OF the BLACK
g Society 5 continued
|, ,r,es received here are that French
/. sr,.s are threatening the coast OF Nada-
~, sri ,ha, the Malasasies are Prepar-
|, Ira var.,ke resistance.
,s French Government has forbidden
r,ois,,ed meeting of distressed work
!, yb;ra vas 20 have taken place to-
r,,ouMthe PL Invalides.
,.,b As,-o!t. dGl, jeweler by trade,
..,3 athis ho. on Richmond street,
,.f,nce Z. L.. ,terday morning from
rsct, Of oyer-n lulgence IN liquor.
, . --ssp,u-en, Of the Central News, at
s..u s:s,es that the authorities expect
B, abe to implicate several Irish mem
,, of Parliament who are suspected OF
-rsr,ior with the murder conspiracy.
, dispatch from Springfield, o., says:
.,an Luther Helps, last night Is min
=. after rsturuinc from church with his
% fred 'h-es shots into her and then
.t himself dead. The wife viii probably
over.
The jury in the breach OF promise case of
.na \. Eshenbaugh, Of Butler, Pa,
,:n,t Hiram Crawford, found that the
urg lady had been injured by reason OF
? defendant not marrying her to the ex-
B, u S5lla
The dry goods car burned on the siding
Huntingdon. Pa, yesterday, is believed
have been set on fire by men who had
arlerej it. Near it was a car loaded
ih powder, and hai not the fire been eI-
,cuishsd when it vas there would have
tn destructive explosion.
Mary Anderson and Mary Jordon, two Of
e c,eyerrs; shop,iters in the country,
re csT;a-7i Wednesday night by the
.,aso police. Al their rooms was found
sr ,JeE'y thousand dollars worth Of
ods Of various kinds, mostly expensive
,.c.,s. stolen from nearly every promj-
%, store IN the CRY.
4.jcss from Tlmatave, Madagascar,
rri February p, announce the arrival Of
2 French guEboat Vandreul. The town
not yet occupied. Four French men.of.
u hsve arrived on the northwest coast Of
island. The natives are excited aud
ePs'.ng 50 resist the French. No British
Y vessels are present
The steamer Blackstone, of the Norfolk
.e, arrived at Providence, K. l., yesterday
':R!ng. She became disabled of Cape
.a!oPen, and hailed the Proctor, a New
* tug. The captain Of the Proctor de-
AIDED 500 TO take her TO Providence,
500 to leave her inside the break.
.;'r. 4 compromise was effected by the
luenIot S25p for towing her 20 Proyi,
zee.