Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-02
BRIEF TELEaRAEs.


Oil touched 51i at Pittsburg yesterday
The President has pardoned Mat Music
colored, under sence Of death at Fort Worth,
Ark.
Frank W. May, of Montana, was shot
dead by friend who miStook him for deer
while hunting.
Blaine will visit Bowloin college July 10.
Rev. Mr. Derrick, colored, of New York,
declines to be Presidential elector-at-large
because he is foreign born.
Bob Ingersoll says Blaine WILDE elected.
He also says Cleveland, next to T,ldeu is
the strongest Democrat.
J. Il. Cole, good young man." hook
agent at Bowling Green, Ky, has gone
wrong. Thieving.
The liabilities of the Marsh Manufactur-
ing Company which assigned at Sycamore,
ILL.,, yesterday, are placed at 100000.
Jarnell & Co., pickle and jelly manufac-
turers, St. Louis, have assigned. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets. $4,000.
Mrs. E. c. Kemp of Helena, Mont, at
tempted suicide but killed daughter who
interferred to save her mother life.
AZ explosion at theSSellingtouS collisfy
XjAbrisT ., Je:SF yesterday, killed twensyfOur
People:
Maud s.. will he taken to Cleveland to
he exhibited over a mile track.
The shops of the Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Toledo railroad at Columbus,
have closed owing to the inability to get coal
since the strike in the Hooking Valley.
A fire at Reynoldsburg, Pa, Yesterday,
destroyed $7j, 900 Of property.
Ithaca, New York, had a heavy storm of
rain and hail last night, which did consider
able damage.
Washington.
The total interest bearing debt is 81 900,
j63,SJO. The matured debt is $l9,6j6,-
POS. Cash in the treasury S39l,97j, ,92S.
The House has completed It's work on the
Postofhce bill
1t is expected that the President will take
final action on the Fitz John Porter bill to-
dav.
The Sundry Civil bill will be called up
this morning.
Foreign.
The Spanish Cortez is considering means
to improve Cuba and to relieve her of debt.
Minister Foster assured Spain that America
has no desire to annex Cuba.
The English Conservatives have decided
to support the motion to censure the Gov
ernment on its Egyptian policy.
Three deaths from cholera at MarSeilles
and four at Toulon yesterday.
The breach of promise suit brought By
Miss Fortescue, the actress against Lord
Garmoyle has been settled ont Of court.
Vessels arriving at Smyrna will be quar-
antined for ten days.
The steamer Mistral, from Marseilles, ar
rived at Toulon with one case Of cholera
aboard.
I94z las been Reelected -PsOsiisnt Of
1t is now believed that the cholera epi-
demic at Toulon is over, anil that the dis
ease is under control. Reports from Italy
are not so encouraging.
The captain and entire crew of the Mis-
tral, which arrived at Toulon with one case
of cholera aboard, have taken to the woods.
The Archbishop, of London, yesterday
introduced the Bishop, Of Ohio to the Epis
copal Convention of Bishops at Cantenburg.
All vessels arriving at Malta from Tou-
lon are quarantined twenty-One days.
The Marseiles authorities have prohibit
ed the landing at that port of passengers
from cholera infected districts.
Orangemep at NewSy Yesterday celebrat-
ed the l9lth anniversary of the battle OF
Boyne. There was but little disturbance.