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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-02-14
NoYalattea.

An exchange says that when Judge
Jere Black becomes full Of enthusiasm
he rumples up his hair vigorously, and
then he s'canr talk like Homer wrote. =
It must be Greek to his hearers. Per-
haps the enthusiasm had something to
do with the ncoherencv. Itaffects some
men that way. Wine is mocker,
strong drink Is fifteen cents, two for 3
quarter, and he that is deceived thereby
is not smart. = al
How did you ever como to run for
the Legislature, anyhowp'' asked Char.
les O'Bean Of :Mver Hnd GINS, a. newly
elected member 81 tllssM Missouri Legis-
lature, and who issyisiting Austin for
his health. Az 5',- IL
81 did Sc. to bring disgrace on. my
uncles He treated me very badly when
u was 4 boy, and took fearful VOW
that I would humiliate him, and have
4 done il. s5sv II
wv hat business is your uncle engag-
ed in p, iss e. s.
is making shoes in the; Ohio peni-
Tertiary. z
you have got twins at your housep''
said Mrs. Benzumbe to little JOHNNY
Samuelson.
as ma am. two Of 'em.' . 81
What .are yon going to call themp''
Thunder and Lightning q
why. those are strange names to call
children. B
Well, that is what papa called them
g soon as be heard they were In the
house.
Fl sse.ss til
"a gentleman Of ourf sacouaintance.
tells US the following good story, which.
goes to show that the average Austin;
boy has what Mrs. PartingtDn would
call .judiciousp mind. He, the boy,
wanted to 60 in swimming.
But my son. rejoined the anxious
parent, sit was. only this morning that!
you were complaining Of = pain il your
stomach g . ~ s s. 90 & ~
That 50. pa; but I know how to
swim on my back"
Tine and .again.. without gain TO-
himself, how Fever, has an Austin tailor,
mir. Pinknoy French dlhnnsd Dr.. ". r.
Rodss. The lattsrs hass been ewing the
former : stailor's bill for the last four.
yesfs.
Docto III losingsa esIsat deal q
time trying To- collect that Bill, = said
French. IS go t#4s y; III s5 Is
You will got AL your time back. I
am going 70 pay you Jig time,
a citizen Of Austin, who. has been
travelling in Europe for the past year..
I returned not long since, and he ID sur
prised satstAe changes that have taken
place during his absence. In taking
with = friend shout the changes, the re-
turned traveller asked. s5s, 81 n Il. ss5 Fs
sis Miss Esmera lda Chase still engag-
ed to young 0onklingp r, NIX ~ Il.
No. the engagement IS broken Of. 8
+ q on don't cay sop How did that
Ehappenp' q,
Well you SEQ they got married six
months ago That broke of the engage
Sment. " Texas filings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
DOING The DUTY.
The EIllc Presented by West Viz
uinia congressman.
r,l Hayi; Crows Enthusiastic Over
a Great Scheme.
The Committee Places Given the
West Virginia Senators.
Democratic Chieftains on the Lead
El Issues Of Next Year.


W,,H,xCroN, December 1.-THE sd-
;,rrument Of the House on Friday until
Monday IS possible.
The srriyals are: George ". Atkinson,
n 6. Kinney, George f. Evans, Superin-
fspaent of schools Butcher. District Attor-
NOV Flick, Colonel Sam Miller, Charleston;
As and ". l.. Rayenscraft, Parkersburg;
Vspu ba Forbes and K. H. Cochran.
There was a Cabinet meeting to-day to
discuss it IS understood, the ODonnell
case,
Fry,.s proposition is likely to be defeat
Cd in the meeting OF the Republican Exec
-,,ve Committee tomorrow.
Tie ...,.s Indications are Chicago will
rsr.ure he Republican Convention and
IL, Fly deposition will be defeated. The
f,,s...,. ,,aim that the latter comes too
.a,, q. ..:, general opinion from their
80. ...j~. Chacse is pushing his can.
Ms. IL: .4e craftsmanship vigorously, but
.so.-e.cl 10 on the g-ouA O; non-mem-
ls-,A.a. Lo.au is pushed iIr the place,
g.. G.c.,ass. LNN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

tiuE, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Turnure, Jr., Hon. and
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mr.. J. Kane, Mr.. and
Ms. Chauncey n. Dspew, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Adrian Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Potter, Mr.. END Ms. G. T. Haven. Miss
Rosina Emmet, Mr.. and Mrs. Girsrd Foster,
Mss Alice Elliott, Mr. AMI Mrs. John Fl.
Upper and Miss Amy Draper, Miss de
REyter, Mr. and Mrs Butler. Duncan, Gen.
WIN. Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville Kane,
NJ. and Mr. Sni'h CIR, Nj. C. Law
rSnce Perkins, Miss Lamson, Miss Blake
Mss Swan, Miss Langdol, Miss Yznsgi,
Miss Parsons, Miss Beckwith, Miss Thor u
Fyeder;ck Tams, Rock hoist Cut,irg, Pnilp
Allen, Lispenard Stewsrt, Ray Miller, Miss
Marie, Miss Car9w, Miss Hotfn4n,
Miss Eta Strong, Mr.. and Mrs..
james Strong, Miss Lanier, Miss Hlda
0elrichs, Miss Dana, Ward McAllister,
Miss McAllister, Mrs. Alexander S. Webb,
the Misses Webb, the Misses Bipsse, Miss
Ieelin, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newbold, Mr.
and Mrs Kesn, Hamilton F. Webster. Mr..
md Mrs. Griswold Gray, Miss Butler.Dun-
can, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Riyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor Jonston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clews, Reginald F-anckl lyn aud Mr..
and Mrs IlOVd Bryce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
BUYING A BURGLARS BODY.
The Startling Announcement Thar a
suppOsed Dead Robber In Still Alive.

CLEVELAND December ll.-A Cleveland
medical college bought the body OF one of
the burglars recently killed at Shelby and
brought it here for dissection. The police
thought they recognized the body as that
OF Ton, Rolsnd, notorious burglar, who
had been 2 friend of Jesse James. Roland
lived in the village OF Parma and was the
leader Of desperate band Of robbers. A
woman claiming 10 he the wife took the
body 10 Parm4 and funeral ceremony fol-
lowed. The startling announcement Is
now made that Roland is still alive, that
the body was that Of another man and that
Mrs. Roland claimed the oody to allow Ro-
land to visit his old home without lear OF
arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
ASLEEP AT THE CONCERT.
: Newly tiarricd Couple Find the M.
SIC Zoo Much far Them.

New lIsRuS. O.. December IA ter TIE
close OF the McGi5ney Family concert, and
the audience had dispersed, the isnitOr. in
putting out the lights, discovered yornG
couple last asleep, the mnn with his arm
entwining The wais. Of 4 pretty ypu"F
woman rho,e d-Css showed that she was a
b,idc. lhcl vtrr IN d-cp slUmber, and
the jari,"r s. 'Jd and galed III amaze no II.
lie re'urtart'y sprToarhrd the ur'- go.
gave ,ma soak. ihpy .p'I"S up IL
l., wii.eIu enta'.t cUnius;On. TIE w"'rl.
tui ned ."ar.,t .Hi ;e:e vet 20 't.i"
s!r:els. he nIGr go v''i ari MAS su.'.'
When tr,y r';l7'i ynnrc ta"Y ve~e fHe'
81 redil' rerircd TE" Ur,de explained thd'
tLCy h..1 r;mc {" town on rip snH after
rGUI q - light seeing lad -tpod or -
krHrs wttrhiIg he new bridge. u ~
kst Of rIc pcrtoT"ance they hat .".,er
aktfpp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
CLAIMING A DEAD MIsER's MONEY.
a Connecticut Woman who Says She
is John ausseIl's Heiress.

Is IOhn SusseITs Heiress.
: New LONDON, December l.-New Lon
don has claimant for the $40, 900 left by
the miserly old printer, John Russell, who
! died in New York City last spring and
whose Property is still unsettled, although
several persons are fishing for it. New
Loudon's claimant is the widow Janet
Ccchrsne, Scotch woman, of fourscore
years. She says she is cousin of Russell,
that she is the nearest OF living kin to him
and that she will Lave no difficulty in
proving this when the matter of the diyi
sion OF the property CONES up next May.
Mrs. Cochrane wss born or farm in
Scotland that lay NJ Xt to the farm owned
b. MIR Russelis father and size says that
she We. remembers when he LETT tie CoIn
ry fcr New IcvE. So also says ihes h
lett letter statiug that his only living
Re latiSr vas q cousin, q lady living some
where n the Eastern States, but waere he
nevcs ,JU,d find out. Sae recUZniLes his
picture, snd TilupI esr IN New York with
her ruUnsel, James Knox. al thar city,
when ,he matter OF the distribution Of the
estate COMES up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
BOOMING BLAINE.
EiS Follower Laying Their Plans 10
Capture the CbairBa ap~Eip tthe NR-
tiOnaI Republican Committee.

SDFctHg 20 me fGRIlSt'I.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE contest
in the National Republican Executive Cour
mittee which meets here tomorrow seems
likely to extend beyond the mere question
OF where the next convention shall be held.
1t is understood to dag that the Blaine men
propose to begin their campaign for the
ex-Secretary's nomination this time by
trying to capture the ChairmanshIp OF the
committee, and tsst they have select d
Cha.lee, OF Colorado, as their nan. Chat c
is no, member Of the committee al pre-
ent, but neither was Don Cameron waen
ne wss elected ami il the Blaine
men have enough votes to put
ChaT.e through Governor Roptt, the
present Colorado member, can make
way .Jr Chalgee as easily as Quay made
wqv for Cameron when the latter WAS
chosen chairman. Frye's proposition for
rev / isis OF representation, which will cut
dow tie vote OF the Southern States in the
convention. is also construed as move IL
Blsirs's interest, il being conceded that
ArtL,r will control the Southern delegl-
ticas through his sppointees in the South
ern States, and probably use them IN bis
own effort TO retain the Presidency. Alto
ge;her The meeting is likely to be IN inter-
estipg one. and il Blaine has made up his
mind to 20 in for the nomination he will
make il lively for the opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

doubt, however, that before the terms Of a
coalition are arranged, there ought to be q
reliable census taken OF what Greenbackers
remain in the State.
Judge Ferguson, of Ksuawhs, who came
yesterday, says he does not think the tenn
perar ce organization in West Virginia will
make its biggest fight next year, as Presi-
dental years are apt to overshadow State
issues, and that for this reason the next
struggle over prohibition with you will
come later Ian
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
HANDSOMELY RECOGNIZED.
TEe Com naittee Places Given the West
Virginia Senators.

Special 10 The Register.
WAsHISGToS, December ll.-As / tele.
ersphe6 you day or two since both Ssna-
tors from West Virginia have reason to be
satisfied with their places on the Senate
Committees under the new appointment.
Besides his Old place on the Committee on
Pensions, with whose work he has become
familiar, Mr.. Camden is located on the
Military Affairs Committee, one OF the
most important OF the Senate, and that
on Patents, which deals with the patent
laws and the whole subject OF inventions.
Mr.. KeAna has place ON the Claims Com.
mittee, which deals with all classes of
claims sgainst the Government, except
those of pensions; the Committee on Rail-
roads, which considers al measures affect
ing the interest OF the Government m the
Pacific and other roads, and the Committee
on Revision OF the Laws, which, while it
has not much to do, requires the best class
OF WORK when called upon. None OF the
newer Democratic Senators have been given
more responsible places, and with the eX-
ceptiOn OF two or three, none Cf the newer
Republican s. natoTs have CONE out better
in the new deal. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
a sIx.pAY BOOSTER ARGUMENT.
The Great National Coekisg Mata TO
Oecur n CbfDlieolhe.

CmLucoTBE, O., December il The sport.
ing fraternity Of the United States hsVe
completed arrangements for . nstionsl
cooking main to be held in Chillicothe,
CONNIE ncipg on or about the 18th OF Janu-
ary next and continuing for five or six
days. Birds from New York, Ohio. Ken
tucky, Pennsylvsnia, Tennessee, Georgia,
Virginis aud other States are expected TO
be present with their backers and 70 en-
gsse in the bloody contest. A large pit
nss been occurred on o farm outside Of the
town snd it is promised by the manage
msnt that there will be no inteference
With the sport by the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
PAUL MURDER CASE
Ends in a Most Unexpected Way
Yesterday.
GUILTY OF MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE
Verdict in Famous lawsu.-The Knneys
Safe in the Jail at CIarksburg,
ard 10 Prospects Of
Lyrching.
Specidl 20 the Reqis,er.

PAREERsBURC, December 1.-THE Paul
murder case, which has proven one OF the
most famous in the criminal annals OF
West Virginia, came to an unexpected and
very sUrprising close TO day. When the
prisoner was brought into court this morn
ing, and the charge against him read, he
plead guilty to murder in the second
degree. The Court aud Prosecuting Attor-
ney accepted this plea, and it is thought
severe punishment provided by the law in
such case. The result meets with genera!
approval among the citizens Of this place,
where the remarkable features OF the cass
are best known. .....-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
SUICIDE OF THE SILENT NAN.
4 SuCcpssfuI GanbIer stakes i.''r on
IaudsnuB, and Loses the GaInr.

GALVESTON, December l'.-Frank Steve
TGomas arrived here ia August He vas
shout ifirty I've years old and was known
among he sporting fraternity as The
Silent Nan" Within three weeks he has
won and lost $1,000. Night before last h.
killed himself at his boarding house by q
dose OF Iaudanurn. leaving the following
letter:
81 have killed myself because am weary
and want rest. ] prefer to take chances III
the next world, IL there is one. than TO
trust any longer to the tender mercies OF
the people in this world. ! beg the good
lady Of whom / rent my room 70 forgive
me the inconvenience may cause her, for
! was afraid II shot myself on the street,
as intended to DO, the fret shot would
not prove 'ata and / might not have
strength enough !sit 10 shoot again. Every
heart knoweth its own bitterness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
HORRIBLE CHARGE
A Sensation Down From Hancock
County.
A Prominent Sunday School 0fi:ia Ar.
rested on a Charge Of Criminal Out
rage on a Little Girl.

Tio r,r,oio or ,Lo. ,,o.;,,, ,r l-,,,,.ol
county lying between New Cum'efi iA'
AID fairview, is terribly torn up over the
srrest of Daniel N;yon of the firm Of
-. ,:,-,. .,..
N!Ao" \ 'o'' o'i'N AAeiS, vi ~ -
criminal assault on Della Iroup, the thir'
teen wear old daurhter OF John A, Troup.
al 81 rlo,,, E.-o - Doc 5i,.r;o, inc. worth
a. VI
OF New CumL>rianc' N.Eon Is young
man aul Superintendent Of thu Nessly
Chape; Sunday School, He is married eud
- ....'.' ,:..I.,
'e"IS A'"' i''"'a"'4' ""H'' '''''e q inv
was arrested on It similar charTc, but was
bororsblv acopi;,cl orS the won,qn proved
., ho,.. la h,l oi,ora...- IT,, ,,~oso.,.
~ "a'' ''''
Is yer! com mG''''ed case anu from its
SinGulayity and The peculiar situation, Is
omen to crave doubts On both sides, so that
nrhlic o,iniop :. sr.raoSrJ ior the pre,.
a,t Tho on,reo w,. .i,orad 70 b,va baan
-. ,.,, ,...'s
G iniIt'ea on lLNrsuHy l-si e!iG y" >i,;,,
o.! "'s, ETY. .y'l 'iE ",tU.' ...,
"E!, =. az - ""' i'V'" '''''' '' '"''''
Ia 'Ee sum VI FI'' "
TIE c.&L si"-V.
At tie hearing, the little girl told he
t, t"..D" ~ S;oi ,'I 'S -,' ir>' - r,,,,
it. The houses are Just & few feet apart.
which IS an important fact. She started
out and midway between the houses met
Nixon. They spoke and she Proceeded
thIUu, II the gate aid at that moment he
reached out ani caught her and threw her
down. She struggled wiki all her might
and strength, b 1t did not scream, bul She
could rot prevent the commission Of the
c,ime. At that moment her mJthcr ap
peared. ana Nixon, throwing up his arms,
r#n hLrriedly ell in the dark.
Mrs. Eronp c"rroboEat-d this story 40 !l'
as her ,stimony went She says she c.nr
ont ana saw NiXgu run. " was too niTS
10 see us lace. hutShe sWeafs poSi,IVeiy sn'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
col. J. W. DAVIS sNTHUSES
over the Prospects of a Coalition Be-
tween Republicans. Greenbaesers
and knights of Labor.
Special 70 the RSgtSis'.


WASHINGTON, December ll.-Col. J. W.
Davis, of Greenbrier, who is here, is en-
thuSiaStic over the prospect of coalition
oI Republicans, Greenbackers and Knights
oI Labor in the next State campaign to
wipe or. the Democrats. He wants to nom-
laate Dr. Barbee for Governor, with a
couple more good GreenbsckeIs for Audi.
Tor ana Treasurer, ii, up the ticket with
solid pUb,icsns, and 90 in for victory or
GeatG-vic;OEy pcs ierrsd don't know how
This would WORK. Barbes is good doctor.
tie cured Charley Moore OF the mully
CUBS, ard kept him on the Supreme Court
o. Appeals bench Tor years after he lad
made Up MS mind to resign, by telling him
% gel Eeg OF good whisky, and TO Jake q
E'nE Whenever he wss sober; but whether
aee0u.d build up the Executive Depart
Nent IS readily as he did the Judicial Is
SLeshonable. Then, too. there is the qQes-
SOh o. c'ESling the head and the tail OF
lie uCket.
Iffhe Head Of the Dog
Is lighter than his other extremity the
SSlstl NY will tilt up in front IL is pretty
tSIu 70 10 tell how many GfeenoacSers
t.eie are left in the lower end of the State.
v''ersn politician from the Third dis
SNt told me recently that he thought
Es.s ass lUst as many As there ever Was.
C Say> they never read anything but
'ssh hack pspers and Madison LAidiey ;
c!'sJ-' - Srr never give themselves a
,i'i.' 10 .cC out how unfatEOmSoiy deep
~ "i',i oSck movement is buried in the
~ .Ir s.. political cemetery, snd th1t :oT
-. rr-."n they will keep it up down in
=, - 'sa - valley as lorg As the ESyp-
So ~ iae mumWies standing on their
NJ Or IN 'te pyramids. Another political
iErf j. from the same district says there
t'g ieft of the party in the SIIte
i - "h-m Henry 5. Walker moved over
L'u 'uS,Gia he took away the whole
" %hd life Of the business, and that
whole concern Evaporaied CoIem-
r+r poraneouSly
n" DIS departure. Under these conflict
g. r circumstances it is very difficult to
10 correct conclusion. There is no
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
TRE KiSNlYS SAFE
In ihc Ciark,EurG IG". nnd Violence
80 Longer Threatened.

Special 20 tie Register.
WEST UNION, December ll.-To preve2t
any possible act Of violence, the Kinney
were removed this morning, undsr heavy
guard, to the jril at C.arh.bGr;. lntiSna'
tion at he verdict in the case o i : B.ll
remains as strorg as ever, but the excite
mept is dying ont and disposition to let
the law take its course IS gaining rround.
CL,rr.rJGc. December 1.-THE kinreye
arrived here to cay. under heavy G"a~6.
snd AZ, ROW safely lodged in the jail. A..
is quitr to-n:Gh,, aud there is no fear o.
i rChirr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

Why is it that so many neglect coughs
snd colds until they get consumption?
Why is il SO many die of eonsunptio0? II
is because they will not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure conquerer
Of thrust ard lung diseases is D:. Wistar':
Ha!ssn Of Wild Cte-sy act TIA. i! esn. &c
gos OF sly druggist,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
The Results OF q q arrreI.

IRox1oN, Mo, December 1l.-Adyices
from Bresington's dstiilery, in the south
ern part OF Madison county, say that in .
quarrel, growing out of an old feud, Sat
urdsy last, VIM. Boyer shot VIM. Berry in
the left breast, Bart Kelley in the head
and was himself shot through the heart and
instantly killed. Kelley died Sunday, and
Berry is not expected 10 live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
rs. p,uI,.., rick., once Robbed.

srErBESvILLI o., December 1.-The
ticket Office Of the C. ,e ?. Z. r, at Brill
liant, this county, was burgls,ized last
night. The ticket case and all the tickets,
with 500 in silver were stolen. An en-
trance was effected through q window. A,
noon the ticket clSe wsS found half mile
west of town. Ii is not yet known what
amount OF tickets were taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
Hicks Pasha'. Badly Found.

CAIRO, December lit is reported tha!
the body Of Hicks Pasha has been found,
with one hand graspins "a sword and the
other q revolver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
CITY PRISON.

The report of the committee recommends
for payment bills aRRregsting $2jS.ii, aud
submitted the superintendent report,
which il rs follows
In prison November !, 81; received dur
ing the month, - total, -. Time expired.
-. rrleasr,i by Mayor, rele3'od hy cay
Sergeant. Is: totsl number released, u. la
prison November -, II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

II you feel yourself growing weaker,
your strength failing. the functions Of
YOUR body becoming impaired, take warn.
ing in time, YoaE blood is starving for
wan, OF loutishment. DIR. Gussott's Tei-
low Dock aad S.rsaparills ia good Tor the
hiosa. 1t purifies this stream Of life and
stIers,heps every rsrt OF the boiy. ~
buiidS broken down constitution, pro
dures dreamlss. siumbsr. and Restores
visited -Lereies sUd shsttsrsa ne.Tou'
s, SEA. 4 ,risl bottle viii ccGS!uc-, NJ
ter remedy eqv..s 1t,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

No disease will trouble you u you keep
your blood pure, your kidneys strong. your
bowels regular and your mind clear by 20
occasionaf use OF that great reviver and
suppporter Of health aud strength knoyn
s. Dr. Guy,oti's yellow Dock and ssrss
nsriii.. liz praise should be in srsfy
ncuihl Its meyit should be known by AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
oUARREllNs CORPORATIONS.
The Suit of the Central Trust Company
W.. The Ohio Central Railroad.

CoLrMDUs, O., December 1.-THE case OF
the Central Trust Company, OF New York,
VS.. the Ohio Central Railroad Company,
continued from hearing in Cincinnati on
November IS, was argued before Judge Bax-
ter today by Z. L. Andrews, OF New York,
for certa' n bondbolders, and F. b. Swayne,
of Toledo, for the Trust Company. The
court was crowded with interested parties
from all paris of the country, and quite q
stir IVES created by Judge Baxters state
ment that he hsd continued the case till
nov fer certain bondholders to show cause
for suits against parties for diyerting the
funds of the company, and they had not
done So He also explained the action OF
the court in West Virginia, appointing
Thomas K. Sharp receiver. He said he had
offered 10 consult with Judge Jackson
regarding the matter. Statements to the
contrary are false. He would
postpone final action, appointing
receiver, till umorrow, awaiting
Judge Jackson's arrival, but indi-
Gated strongly the permanent sppoinemeat
of the present receiver, and that this court
having prior jurisdiction, had authority to
place him in possession of the property n
West Virginia, and ali acts OF Tnos. Z.
Sharpe, the receiver appointed By Judge
Jackson, including the issuing OF certih-
Gates and other contracts, are null and
void. II is said Judge Jackson will not
come, and that J. E. Martin will to-mor-
row be appointed permanent reeeiyer OF all
the Ohio Central property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
OIL. STRIKES.

Heavy Purchases sf Yarm Lasds IN
Ohio for PrsspseftsT Purposes.
CLEvEL,sD, December 1.-The oil strike
below Youngstown has not justided the
great expectations it aroused . .ev months
ago. but 8 Dew excitement has sprung up
lower down, in Raccoon township, just over
the line 10 Pennsylvania, where there IL
ru,h for leases Of farms supposed 70 cover
oil deposits. Massillon parties have also
leased the old abartoned hsld at New
comerstown, Ohio, and will begin opef'
atoms there on . large scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12
TeapysoR's Title.

Lospoy, December lit is reported
that Tennyson s title will be Baron Tenny-
son y. yncourt OF Aldworth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-12

The reason why Solomon said, that there
was nothing new under the sun, was that
he could not buy q good remedy 70 cnrs
his stubborn colo. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
had not been compounded then. II has
long since proved itself TO be the great ben
eiaction OF the nineteenth century.