Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-22
BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

Domestic.
Charles Blake stole an umbrella at vii
mington. Delaware. The Judge before
whom he was brought sentenced him to pay
n 81 ane and costs, to stand in the pillory
one hour, to receive twenty lasheS and dSpend
three years in Jail.
James Weaver, Panhandle brakeman,
killed in the Union depot at Pittsburg.
Thieves at Tifin, Ohio. robbed John
Young's jcwelry store Of $4,000 worth of
jewelry No clue; no arrests
4 great Indian reunion will take place at
Fort Qu Appelle in the near future.
Laura Adam left her husband and enter
ed house of shame. Her husband found
her last night. She is dead. Revolver
The Glendower Iron Works, of Danville,
Pa. closed.
Vanderbilt is neither buying nor selling.
The suspension bridge over the Scioto at
Portsmouth. Ohio, fell YESTERDAY Two
children and several head Of cattle were
drowned.
Prince Y-amashi6a, of the Japanese I'M
perial family, is travelling in his country.
John A. Anderson. Republican nominated
for Congress, Fifth Kansas Congressional
District.
The Kelly Nail and Iron Mill. lronton,
damaged by fire Yesterday. Loss $4,000
dollars
Horse thieves seem to be catching on big
in the West.
The Industrial Congress in session at
Chicago declares in favor protective tariff
The American Baptist Publication Soci-
etv. in session at Detroit announces the re-
ceiptS the past wear, all sources, SjS2, ,9j7.jS.
They also report ls3 missionaries and sec
retaries employed A very large number of
distinguished ministers are present and a
very profitable session is anticipated.
Bids for the purchase of the Cincinnati
News-Iournal will be opened to-day.
B. &. Stahl well known Cincinnati
commission and produce merehat died
suddenly at his place of business last night.
St. Paul. Mimi, merchants lost $1,000 to
- 900 BY bogus checks given by a man who
claimed to be Wilbur H. James OF the brass
finding firm of James L Co, Lac,osse,
Wis.
Donnell. Lawson 4 Co in circular to
their creditors, propose to settle by giving
their notes for twelve and twentv-tour
months, same to he paid sooner if business
warrants it.
Foreign.
The London papers are very eu!ogistlc
over Sam Ward, tbs deceased lobbyist.
The celebration of the 50Oth anniversary
of Thomas Wvclihe began at London yeSter-
day He was the earliest English ne4orlaer
and the translator of the Bible. English
clergvmen pronounced him the, morning
star of the English Reformation. The ser
vices were largely attended and s-any elo-
uuent addresses were made.
Henry F. GiIhg. President Of the Ameri-
can Exchange, Paris, gave dinner last
evening 70 AuguSte BarthOldI sculptor Of
Liberty EuRghtening the World.
A Fire in Liverpool yesterday DESTROYED
| 200 bales of cotton.
4 disastrous fire is reported at kiet,
The Czarina was in Ber6n Yesterday.
The Crown Prince of Germany will st
tend the marriage of the Grand Dake of
Sc rgius at St Petersburg June l3.
Brief dispatches announce that cyclone
is sweeping Akyab, il British Burma. The
loss is said to be immense
Jebehr Pasha has sent messengers BY
three different routes to Khartoam to as
certain General GOrdon's fate. 1t is eN-
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