Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
pAsHEs MERE AND THESE.
anil has had a $4,000 hrs.

- Tsnl has had q $oOO,VVO nre.
Wall Street was bullish yesterday.
P.orIs are fitting from Atlantic City.
Pond, are not in demand in New York.
, ,-,pd soldiers re union is being held
Ottawa, Ill.
The late COmte de Chambord was hog
ish 81 meals.
Nearly one hundred ladies' attended q
scent prize light in New York.
Rowing is a very popular psstime with
HE Young ladies who visit Lake George.
Rscen, failures among manufacturers
= uses panicky feeling in the silk trade.
81 Tie London press continues to bully and
b bsIcer France about its course in TOnquin.
Sheriff has posted 81 900 for q private
j e,ove fight with Sullivan. This looks like
businesS.
DR.. Webster Jones, the missing Chicago
8hysicisn, has been seen on an outward
hound &C, an Stesmer.
i Up to the present instant there has been
10 rain at Portland, Oregon, for one hun
Bred and fifteen days.
Tbs Century will soon print extracts
{tom the private journal kept by General
srfeld during his trip to Europe In 1857.
i Mrs. George PoormAn, an elderly woman,
!, Csstsuea, Clinton county, Pa, became 8
! other for the first time recently, giving
nth 10 triplets.
[; : thought that the failure Of the corn
srcr. which is estimated at 10 per cent,
! u sTect the railroads running through
i e i.0sl bitten belt in their earnings to q
b. amount.
The gsuging committee appointed by the
4 ,zshange will meet at oil City on
ke3resday next TO inspect the various
b. lines. It's report will be very import
! l.t 10 oil men.
The iroSts have done at least one good
b s--rbey have nipped the yellow fever
b the bud. There were no deaths from
.z disease in Pensacola yesterday and
any patients are convalescing.
Tie Italian officer who demanded salts
c..ur oi E1chetOrt, the French writer, for
h Insult offered King Humbert, of Italy
j Lieut. Betrini, who attempted to commit
|uc.ie ID New York, and seriously wound.
u himself owing to lady having rejected
addresses. Bsttini met RocheriOrt at
Ps-,s yes.cvday, and sWore not 20 return
I.s ! v..4oTt satisfaction.
,....r Gross, who was killed by train
o.. belonged 10 s. family siugularly
j a'o-..u-.s IN unnatural deaths. His
J. /. dest brother froze to death in NapoleOns
lr,.est FROM Moscow in 1872, enc was
lrowrei in the Rhine, one was gored to
a'h ty bull, one dropped dead in a
|paveyard while attending the funeral OF a
!, ighDor, snd a sister was run over by
-ses and killed.
EeierHng to the recently published let
IS regarding little Charlie Ross, CHRIS.
an X. Ross, the father says: These let
rs which am reported as not having re-
ytd are no different or no worse than
pose did receive up 10 November 6.
biz there must be some mistake. o.
! purse have nay opinion, as every one has,
b. rever knew enough to warrant a con-
,nSion.
COLLECTION for the monument to the men,
b of New Nork's great PhilantrOPistCOop-
continue to pour in, Mayor Edison being
easursr Of the fund. They are mostly in
',auie-, with some small silver, very few
re cu.ns, and mainly received through
b. msa,um Of the ballot boxes placed in
h-.o.s parts OF the city. \ few checks
,sye 5,su received, and the total amount
rs jsr received foots up about 81 ,G0O.