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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05

WA-HINGTON, FN, January I.-E. L"
Chris'man, Of TIE daily and weekly Report
er. to-day purchased the interest OF his
partner in the concern and will hereafter
go il alone. He has he'd an interest in the
paper for over thirty years.
An accident Occur red near BellcyernOn,
on the Pennsyl vania Railroad, MOnOngahe-
la division, yesterday, by which c:r OF
ore wa. completely demolished. Trains
werr DELAYED but no one hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
A DELUGE.
Tic Rivers oT Western Europe over
flowing Their HnmhS.

E!Rri,, January Seventy hon'cS have
la!!,n at Hadenhcim in consequence of the
feeds. At Roxheim. Mcrsch and Oppan,
40 houses hh,r fallen from thcSamr cause.
WIEsMpEN. January ten thousand
persons are rendered homeless hy Hoods in
the districts near Worms. They are in dan
GER at starvation. Three Thousand people
are homeless at LUdwighatcn, 2,"b at
Naunhcim. 2.unO At Worms. They are
lodged in school houses and churches
More dykes have broken at Mayencc.
EIrnNN. January &--Tlr Danube has
ri,rr 10 the height Of 40 ccnlimctr"s
Thousands OF persons in the lover parts of
the city were compelled to quit their
IumCo
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ANOTHER JULIET.
. yo,,r BueEeye Couple That EIoped-

Mr.. GuEAD, O., January 4.-Lewis long,
farmer OF Harmony township, haS
daughter named Rose, wbo> accepting tn.
lets doctrine that "a rose by any other
name would smell as sweet took II INTO
her head TO be no longer long. but ceaDge
her name to Green. Accordingly she
e,oped with young man OF that name.
The couple went to Jonesyille, MlehlEah
where, in order to procure the services ON OF d
iustice TO marry them, they perjured them
selves in regard Ia the young lsiy's age,
She being only thirteen. They then went
10 Waterloo, Indians, to visit ssme FRIENDS
nj Green, where the girl was found and
brought back home by her father. the
youne msn fied and has not been heard OF;
The glrl will he placed IN the Industrial
home.
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NEiGRBORHOOO NOTES

\ young man named rcdrick, of Albany,
TUcarawas county, o .irll from huy.nn s,
on Tuesday, and received probably fatal
injuries.
At a meeting oi the vii. +. Stewart Post,
No I-O, G. \. l.. of IniOntnwn. h"li rhnrs-
day evening. December -, lNS2, resolutions
oi respect TO the late Captain Mutt were
Ia-sCi.
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CIRrksburE OfticinIs.
.Special Dispatch % TIC Rcqis,cr

NpccldI UISDnlcH 70 thc Rcgls5rr
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, January AT the
municipal election held here to-day the
following officers were elected; For Mayor,
+. T. Baldwin, Recorder, Thomas Patton;
School Commissioner Mord Lewis; Coun-
cilmen, J. p. Clifford, 7. S, Spatcs, Lee Hay
mond T.. A. Peck, d. w. Robinson. Tenn
pcrance men in majority not including the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05

CIs,lN>h7I, january The Commercial.
Galrttrs Eindlay, O.. special says, c. y.
rrongin.rr. one nf the UIirrt merchants "E
that plarp. assigned. h-,csi,. iID,oH%
liabilities not a~ccrtainPd
i .pccial from Ada. O.. says boiler eN
uius!0n ~ the mill vi NiehUls X Hess 80.
isv caused the death - Jane. ltuH":ts.
EroInan. and fatally injured J. \. lscsN.
sEe uf tAe rTOIrirtUrS.
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The SELECTION OF DORSEY.
why the ArkanSn4 senator Became
Secretary and Manager.

WASHINGTON. January i.--Several CIR
vumstauces connected with Dorseys ap-
pointmcnt a. Secretary of the Republican
National Committee tend to throw light on
the relations between him and Garfield and
assist in forming an estimate Of Garields
course toward Dorsey after his election. =
In the first hours at Chicago succeeding
the nomination and when nearly every one
was confused by The unexpected event
which had happened a Grant man, who
was neither delegate nor member OF the
committcc, took a rapid and accurate &C
count OF the latter. individually and col
lectiycly, with view of organizing CAM
uaiEu that would give the promise of sue
cess, quickly arriving ~ g,uOmy con
c!uslon. Seeking Garfield he told him so,
and with him rrweighed the committee.
Garfield Nls ui
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S,r.upe phensmenoa.

CHtAro. January 3.--Rclore O'clock
this evening large meteor, scSemhi'ns Il"
electric light in hrilliancy and color, light
the entire heavens, shot from point II
above the horizon in the southeast down
ward and westward, being eXtinsuished
suddenly in the south, about iOo above the
horizon. A dark red iightrtmaincd IN the
skv at the point Of starting FOR several
minutes afterwards. THIS light vas at FIRST
elongated in The direction taken BY the
meteor, gradually fading 70 sn irregular
round form.
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4 Reckless EeaIstStcr.

NurNG,rowN. o., January A lramstrr
named Sylvester ohultz, while driyrngovcr
the ossiug of the AShtabuln ard Pitts
hureh railroad ai rrc.que lsIe street yes
teIday. collidcd with freight train. The
hor. cs capped serious injury, but the way.
on was wreci;ed and Shuth carried several
hundred feet on the plot of the lOcomo.
tive. receiving severe injuries which will
probably cause death
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Mills shut Down.

CuIcAGo. January 4-D. C. Bradley. vice
President Of the Iron and Steel Company,
SAYS those mills will close January i2tn tos
ITorth or six weeks on account ol me lC"
rr;Cr ri,T of rails. Abont 10000 men "ill be
ib-own out of employment on account OF
the action oI the nail msDulscturer' OF me
c,nrtrv. h.tla-t u them III n4'1 some
emp ~ y!nel.tlr making g"P'I'
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knAM,,on. MIrn.. Feb. .. 50

know Hop BiiteTs vii! bear recon-
mer rdation honestly. All who use them
copfer uron them The highest encomiumSs;
ana give them credit for making cures-sll
The proprietoEs claim for th em. have
kent ;hsm since they were first offered %
the pubiic They took high rank from the
first. snd raainisined it, and are more
ra,lrd for then all Others combined. Splong
IS y ~ keep up their high FePutaiI"" i,r
rur - Gnd usefulness, shall rohtl'H" ~
recommend hem something aAFe nt',r
i.fy re- fnpc ai'h .ny u,ha. rsttu' 'ncai.
Gin. 4! !isH1CS, ~. u.
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Shat the Constable.

LiNunIN, NIR, January WIN. Whit
comb. constable at Frerrl, this State. at
tempted To arrest Charles Griiiey for sell
ing mortgag,d property GriiI"y shot him
in tie back OF the head. pnt him in a
wagon, hauled him to town and left him
at the house OF neighIA,r. Grihlcy druv"
Of. hut was captured a, Wilbur. Whit
comb will probably die. There i, strong
talk OF iyrChing
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COOPERS SUCCESSOR.
mcHechen Elected by Redueed Major
ity-Greenbaek NomiDatiens.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.


PAEKERsBURG, w. Va, January 4.-The
election TO fill the vacancy in the resigna-
ton of w. A. Cooper, was held here to-day.
A light vote was pol'ed. Parkersburg
gives McMechen, Republican candidate,
iG6 plurality. His election is conced-
cd by reduced majority on the October
election.
The Greenbackers held a convention and
nominated city ticket as follows: Mayor,
s. 8. Cook; Council-F;rst ward, A. Zlen-
ziger; Second, Con. Kennedy; Third, VIC.
Raleigh; FC ur,b. F. Z. Davidson; Fifth,
S. NJ. Pollock; Sixth &. ,. Fleming; Re-
COrder, w. C. Leonard
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shot bS u " or.II4u.

~ r",>p-.". January i-E !. Bald
w.. iir.v.i u Luuwu c"niialirt, wa~ ~hur hy
Il ", ,nan. in the curr!dcg "i the Baldwin
H"tcl. tins morning. lie was shot in the
aru. The vuuau> namC is Fannie Bid,
win. she claims to be 4 cousin Ol Baldwin
She hs. been teaching school on his rancho
in los Arrrlu> county, and claims that
" wbIlc tl,rc baldwin committed criminal
2. -aui' anon her.
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Di,RrinrN IleciCIl.

-rtrrl>NrII.E January I'll" ~'"ub"n
viu,. Furnace aud Iron Company elected
the following directors to-day tor the en-
suing year: NJ. :. S,pkely, John II.
Hawkins. Winfield scott, i. II. Miller,
Thomas B. Taylor. L. NJ. Brown. Vim. Il.
Lindsay. Armstrong. The BOard or
cani1cL hy eircing VI. : Stokely. Presi-
dent; T. {. Carolhpr-, Secretary, and W. IL.
Mooney Treasurer.
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-Four Men Killed.

nirRnrr, January 1.-THE boiler in the
box factory Of the Peninsula Manufacture
ing Company, at North MuSkCgOn, explod-
ed to-day. -Four men were killed and as
many more seriously injured One end OF
demolished, and the whole building was
badly damaged.
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Ne Was Wounded:

hut he was soon in the field again. and
remained there until the clio g OF the war:
He had but a few thousand dollars left OF
his fortune which he nut into the dry
gcnss firm of John G. Minor x Company,
OF Charleston When insolvency overlook
this enterprise he scrupulously turned
over all that he had to his creditors lie
made enough as dry goods iobber in New
York to SUPPORT himself, wife and daughi-
ter in an uptown tenement; but although
he won many friends. he kept his pover.y
a secret. lie left less than $40 for his wife
and daughter, and had only 80 cents in ms
own purse. His busineSt acqualntairrS
provided for the transfer OF ms remains I"
Thsrle,tou by steam. His wife and dauGh'
ter accompanied them.
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Suicide Of q Horse Thief.

CoIrMn,h. o., January flames Nc
kulkrS, :. rutuam county man. received
al Tie Icuitcntiary a month ago Tor horse
s,ea!irg .uc!dGd Wednesday night by
hau.nI,' himself IN his cell. His di>'rar"
s,rnrs Ia have caused him 1" become weary
nI ,-NlsIrnIr.
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4 E.rgsF Missing,

IT. sHIs. Drcruh+r 3.-fiATy Js<SsOn,
who vas supposed 80 be doing prosperous
livery business at StErEeon, Boone county,
No. Disappeared lay>i saturday, az'i since
il has been learned that he Orged Ahe name
If hi, uncle Dr !. s. Loci, ,y,igc- tu notes
amounting ia several thousand ,1silars. and
that he owed nearly cvrrtbodu. There is
= nonan tEI>SiDg also.
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,,uIs Th..arr .,A BE- s,Ains Heather.

Gnr,Go. January Little F.under ana
Leading Feather. CnlppeWa oh!eis are
here en- soute to washington, ioI ihe pur'
nos, oI mailing n trade with the Govern
mcu,. whereby they can obtain for a por.
ton y their reservation at Ped Lake, Ger.
tain agricultural implements, cattle snd
uI,s ,ils necessary for aivilihed Christian
IN. such A. thoy are living. Hitherts they
ave Lad little Encouragement from the
tio,ertmrEt. They are accompanied ~
Father I.natius TCmas!ns. missionary.
Som tWe.ve hundred OF them occupy the
,,t, - alton
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The IliiaoiS Deadlock.

,rgl,RfIEIu, Ibis January 4.-Fhe House
elected L. C.. Collins Speaker. The senate
is in q state Of deGalOCk on account oi scT
stal Repuhliesa Senators refusing to elect
~. caucus nominee for President pro TEN.
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SfFtIcll Oil,

CrsrIN>ArI. January 4.-idvic", from
WAYNE cuunty. Kentucky, Shte that sn 0il
well ,tsl bored. at a pULt thirty miles
west III the Cincinnati Southern r..i.rO.d.
and near the Tennessee lire, has been
pumped ior the past three days. and yields
from ten 10 fifteen barrels of heavy lubSi'
csting oil per day.
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Duty on Iron and steel.

WA,uINGToN, January THE rates on
iron and Steel in the Senate Finance Com
mittec bill reported this morning. are
greatly reduced from the Tariff Commis.
sion bill. 1t is very diScouraging result
TO these interests, but there is hope that
the Ways and Means Committee will sue
CeS>fullv resist the Senate rate.
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House.

Petitions were presented by MeSsrs. Cox
and Buck. urging prompt action by Con
gress on the tobacco tax.
Mr.. Nesl, Of Ohio. presented a petition
from, the citizens ot southern OHIO, asking
r.,l ,1e G,yIi Service Reform bill he amrad-
"a .Yr... gv.sOns Sc..nS ~ Slt'tneys ldE
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A Threat.

A Berlin correspondent says: Private
letters from st. Petersburg state the Gar
on SUNDAY found in his bedroom letter
from a revolutionary committee demand
ing the commencement "i promised re-
forms and adding that the committee pos
sess power tu iorcih!y obtain the c"'1ces-
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inntnim NmIL.. .rr.......

'1..' .'.. ". lanuIrv i-General B4jly
~. .~'f aFi''.'nt William Iivsey CIs,rirr
\.,.' ,.' ~.''r i-"ssury in place Of Captain
o'""H g. Delaney has been reapyujutcd
'''.'n ot The State Senate by Caiet
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90 The TRACK ofn living Cr,miu.I.

""NruE'l. January IA special from
..lr I@o,au says that Mann. the murderer
D.. .... rr-s. U~. Was seen last night in st.
-'tHppe ,lU, Dec, going towsrd Iachute,
N.'-re. Every t'Ur. is being made 20
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A Boiler Explosion.

FILLMORE CLNrEE. mrCI., January THE
boiler of Hoffman * SellmInS steam Hour
mill exploded ye' lcrdGv. Six persons were
imur,d: one died. and two more will die.
TIc boiler Was thrown three hundred feet.
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Gambetta's Funeral,

PARIS, January 4.-The reason ior post
puning Gambettas funeral was to enable
iLr deuutaIiou from Alsacc, Lorraine and
other distant departments 10 attend. The
public will he admitted to view the catatal'
que to-day.
The hearse to he used was for2arr!y en-
gsged in the ohssquieS Of the Due De-
Morng. 1t is urnamented with silver ahd
will. dome Of plumes.
The municipality OF st. tti@"ncc' where
the Socialist element is strong refused to
send dcputation 70 join the :uneraI pro
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Two Others
Seriously Injured.
The Fine Sewer Pipe Works Of McMahan,
Porter & Co., al New Cum
beSland. Blown Into
Debris.
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF THE wORKMEN
SpcciQl Disnalch u Tie RcQisttr.


New CUMBERLAND, w. Va, January A.
A battery of two boilers in MCMahan, Por-
ter & Co.. large sewer pipe works, exploded
with terrible effect at o'clock this morn
ing, instantly killing John Miskelly, the
engineer, and seriously injuring James
Moneypenny and Lorenzo Grimes two
other emyloyes. The cause Of the explo-
sion is unknown, and will probably forever
remain mystery. One OF the exploded
boilers is completely torn into scraps and
scattered prOmiScuously about the premi-
ses, while probably two thirds of the other
is deposited on end some distance in front
OF the fire doors.
The works, which were comparatively
new, are almost
: 4 Total Wreck.
Scarcely nail or point in the entire estah-
lishment but what has been started from
position by the fearful conclusion. From
fifty to sevCnty.tiye men were employed in
and aboui the works at the time, and the
narrow escape made from falling tnbers
and flying debris was little short of the
miraculous. The loss on the building and
machinery is yariouSly estimated at from
$4,000 to $25, 900. The company recently
placed $4,000 insurance on the works but
it is thought this vii rot cover the dam.
age 10y the explosion. John Miskelly, the
er ginccr, who W., killed. il frightfully
mutilatcd, having his head almost severed
from his body by the dying timbers. lis
body was not recovered until some time
after the accident, when it WAS found
crushed beneath pile OF brick and other
rubbish He leave, a young wife, who is
almost distracted by her sudden hereaTe-
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FOREIGN.
TuIaish officer Assaults COnsui-rhe
CEar Threatened.

Lo>poN, January IA dispatch from
Varona saws: 4 Turkish officer inSulted an
Italian Consul while walking in the streets
OF TripoIi. The Consul struck and wOnnd.
ed the officer. The Moslcmr demanded the
rnnir hrnnrt 81 The EnnSnl
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THE PIGEON DIVORCE CASE.
The Labouchcr"-Pigcon suit StiiI
Pending.


RICHMOND, Va, January 1 The great
Iabvuchcre-P Pigeon divorce suit has not
been withdrawn from the Chancery Court,
as has been stated 10y the northern papers.
In fact no steps whatever have sc. been
taken in this direction and Mrs. Labou-
chcre's counsel have no jntimatiOn ID this
eject. Mrs LabOuchc"e has scarcely had
time yet to receive the papers containing
the accounts of the SrnS..l on her suit has
created in the United States.
Onc amusing feature has been developed
by the suit. The pub icalon in every part
OF the United States of the fact That Mrs.
Labouclere, an English lady, had come To
Virginia, remained fcrtyeiSnt hours, and
thereby became resident, and then rs II
resident instituted suit for divorce has be-
gotten the idea that Nir'inia is very par
adise for divorce seekers and the Mecca To
which all divorce seekers should repair 1t
is supposed that all
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New Gable.

Mo>7REAL. January i.-sShlcal, prss'-
dent of the North Shore road, Just r"'h
England says hp and Charles hosiseF'
president OF the Canadian Mutual Uaion,
formed a syndicate to lag a cable from
Queenstown to Halifax with capta! OF
s., 600 OUU. all OF which ie subscribed and
the contract awarded. The cable is to be
laid in October. The raass are fixed at -
cents word, or less. .'the Canadian faTll-
ment grants the right contract WAS also
formed with a company in Paris, win a
capital of $40. 900, ,OOa for colonisns Quehee
u ith fpraipn irnmirPantS,
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A WEDDING POSTPONED.
A w.dower Who FaItcrcd on the we'd
ding Day.

PIrrsHrRGn, January 4.-Some time ago
a wealthy young widower OF Denver, Colo
rado, formerly successful nil operator in
the northern oil fields of this State, while
on visit to Pittsburgh met handsome
young lady OF Allegheny City IN the train
when leaving the city for home. A iiirta-
ton cnsued which resulted in genial con-
vcrsatiun. The Coloradian proposed So
rial correspondence which was duly, ac-
yepled The correspondence went oa for
time. when the gay young widowcr, who,
hy the way. i AGED about 33 years and is
the father of two children, proposed that
they I've made one. The proposition was
accepted and the time set for Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. The gentleman ar
rived and registered at the Seventh Ave
nur hotel. In the early part Of the even
ing some twenty couples
FL, ,aE Bride.
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FIRE RECORD.
4 School Building Burned-N1-roW
Escape OF the students.

KHoNvrLLr, LII, January i.-St. Mary's
Episcopal school for young ladies at this
rrace was burned to the ground early this
morning. Most OF the 100 scholars we're
asleep when the ilames were discovered
and had barely time u escape when the
aIarm was given. leaving their wardrobe
snd property. Many escaped by ladders
Miss Gillette, of Buffalo, ILL.,. broke a leg.
Miss uossford. of Dubuque. wss seriously
inipred by falling from ladder. h. \.
Kciehtlinc. fireman, also fell and was in
iurSd, No Others were injured, and no loss
Of life occurred, though at one time 1t
imnosinr three story brick, handsomely
furnished. The students are mostly from
ILLINOIS. Loss on building about S25, 900.
The loss ui ladies in property IS about aS
much. The building will be rebuilt soon
I'm tLe meantime temporary accommoda-
- f,- tha schnol will be secured.
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TRUE strengthening MEDICINE sui
hn.,-h. rtn. ger Is BrpEn iron ..!I"rs
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or tickle wife need do when in lues; of
separation from an uncongcnia partner
is to come to Virginia. remain forty
eight hours, and then ne a resident sue for
a divorce. The consequence oi this I'M
preston has been tina, the law firm Of Car
rington, Davies & Hooper has received
crowds OF letters from all parts Of the Uni
ted States and Cauada and from parties on
divorce bent. These writers seeing the
names Of this firm mentioned in cOnncC.
ton with the I.abOuCherc case have written
for aid in scvcring ties which are di,tastc-
ful 10 the writer's. Some ui the letters are
very amusing while all the writers are ter
rihly in earnest.
Ills vet to be decided villa, constitutes Il
residence in Virginia.
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Tricnds nTthe Bride.

put in their appearance, and many and
handsome were the presents. Among the
rest was most beautiful diamond set oi
irwelrv. the gift Of the supposed s0on-to-
be husband. Everything Wa, in readiness
Tnt Alas, to The surprise % all, shortly
after six o'clock a messenger VA, sent Ia
the residence Of the bride, and ON being
openCd it was found to contain the sad IN
taIIircncc that the wedding must he post
ronCd for the present. and probably tor
ever. The young girl OF nineteen was at,
tcrIv amozcd as we'll as all the invited
ruests. The only reason assigned WAS that
The Coloradian was uuwen. 1t was later
learned that this wicked heart NmaNher
settled his hotel bill and icii on the
siT o'clock train lust two hours be
fore the happy event was t" nave "N'"
~ larp
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THE NEWS.
Dusinc>S.

,,-,.tnnss
~ Cgnnonsburg Iron Company
,...':I..i -. made iron for the first [ ne on
Naar- day. The experiment
W" - ., -p.res.. and the new firm eN-
l',,, STAR, up at once with comp e.
!'',, .,f M men. The qu:',ty Of the
u'..', h. ra u.ie j to be an imitation
"o, ON. b. .u.,. iron. This will make
o.. ',l>s ',I,..'s r..r I'M the United States
l"' mn. kind uf iron. The pres
I.ar'..- ,r... ...u.r.uy l. Mr. Ewing, Lite
t..'. %. ... ...fi..rr.. * Ewing, of Pitts
o.. 'u, ".''
uUTEN' .,s.. Hureau of Sta
Chief N'.... .'.. INTERESTING f,rts
u-.-. -,.... .. .,m,Tarrr ,,,,, 6f the
mu- .gW. ..a tis,tr vrar ISS5
Iwl.i iNa..- ".. ,....'.,-,'Ism5;.a ,..' axnorTs
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Rough on CredItOrs

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lature to-day adopted 3 resolution 'USpen"-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
r,yb,een Horses Burned.

NEp YORK, January Al TWO C'oSN
this morning fire was discovered in the
livery stables of c. n. Berry. Ia and lf9
Nest Thirty second street Three alarms
were sounded and the entire avaiLsoIe iorce
OF the department brought 10 tne soene.
Fighreen valuable horses and large mum
b.5 of carriages were destroyed, All the
harness was destroyed The stable, which
was of brick. five stories high, was com
nieteIy rutted, causing loss Of $1,000.
Central Hall. which adioins the stable, was
Considerably damaged by fire and water.