Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-12
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

An Inlay City, Mich, man, x. II. Rams,
ford, who left an estimsble wife and good
business three years ago. has turned up
dead in Ontario.
Two slugging matches took place at Pat
terson, N. j., the other night. The first
was a draw after eight rounds. The men
were covered with blood. The second, be-
tween Jimmy Donnelly and Matt Moran
lasted two rounds Donnelly hammered
Morans face into jelly.
The wife of Deacon Sydney S. Brown, OF
Bagdad, near Gowsnda, N. Y, mas been
acknowledged by the court of Queens
Bench as an heiress 1.-THE Lawrence-IoWn-
lev estate, in England, valued at about
$iOO 900, 900, about $40, ,OOO,O 900 OF which Is
believed to be her due.
SMALLPOX has broken out among the EN-.
ployes of the New York, West Shore and
Buffalo railroad, at Syracuse, n. \.
The notorious bandit, Abe Buzzard aP'
peared in Reading the other day dis
guised.
H. Markowits, Pittsburg jeweler, was
knocked down and robbed of over $500, IN
Cleveland yesterday
Premium sale ofseats for the Chicago
Opera Festival began yesterday, and proved
yery successful. Sales Of season tickets
promises to be very large,
Late Yesterday evening, j. d. White, o
passenger on the Eas. Tennessee train was
killed few miles east Of Knoxville. The
train was crossing a covered bridge, when
White put his head out of the car window
ard was crushed against the timbers.
The Sanitary Council of the Mississippi
valley met yesterday, The principal busi'
ness was the report Of the special committee
to suggest plan for co: operation, and con-
certed action of the States in the valley to
exclude cholera, yellow fever and other epi
denies.
The Senate of the Massachusetts, Legis
lature yesterday passed to its third reading
bill prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
LIQUORS between II p. m. and 6 m, eX
cept by inn holders.
A FIRE in Centretown, Pa, yesterday, de-
stroyed half block Of wooden buildings
and stores. Loss about $40, 600; insurance
5000.
Lieutenant Austin, treasurer Of the Sal
vation Army at North Adams, Mass, de
eamIed WitE-ki7iNESszmOney. The army
telegraphed Gen. Moore at Brooklyn, for
aid.
The village of Windsor. y. y, was hall
destroyed by fire last night. Losses are
very heavy as it was lightly insured. Five
blocks nd other buildings were destroyed.
No fire department i'll town.
The Governing Committee of the Stock
Exchange instructed Secretary Ely to notify
all members who belong also to the Consoli.
dated Petroleum Exchange that they must
sever heir connection with one institution
before the next meeting Of the committee.
Paddy Ryan agrees to meet John L. Sui.
Ivan within hundred miles Of New Or
leans in MAY. The fight is to be under the
London rules with small gloves Tor s., 900,
The ship 0rchomene arrived at the port
of New York yesterday, from Calcutta, re,
ported that on February l, in latitude 34',
l3', longitude l60, 80, she spoke the brig
Lucy W. Snow, Captain Burgess, from
Goree for Boston. The brig reported two
men had died with yellow fever and three
others were very sick. The brig was sighted
on March 9th in latitude 81, 39', longitude
740, o., when all was apparently we'll with
her.
Thomas II. Trippe and James Earle and
hore were killed BY train on the Della
ware and Chesapeake railroad yesterday.
The revival in the churches in Buffalo, N.
Y, is unprecedented. In the Delaware
Avenue Methodist Church, the wealthiest in
the city, under the pastorate of Rev. Fred.
c. Inglehsrt, seventy.four converts joined
church. Mr. Inglehart WIS transferred
from the Bloomington, ILL.,, Conference.
The railroad strike in Texas remains un.
changed