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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
/ LEAVING FOR HON E,
Senator Camden and the Rest Vir-
ginla Delegation Leave.
A New Candidate for the D0Orkssp-
ership from West Virginia.
How Mr.. Armstrong SOured On the
Crow Agency.
Barney 6alIigan an Old SchoOlmate
of thu Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Senator Cam
den left for Parkersburg tOuight. Senator
Kenna viii remain here till Tuesday. Con-
gressr- lussNyder left for home, as did also
- spsu e visiting aspirsnts from West
'9 R@elRia.
The applications Of B. L. Butcher and
Michael Edwards, to be Surveyor of Gus
toms at Wheeling, were fled a: the Treas
ury Department today BY Senator Camden.
The latter however, has as yet made no rec
ommeLda,ion for. appointment to this
cfEcs.
The DOorkeepership.
\ rsv candidate for the position Of door
Keeper Of toe House Of Representatives has
been announced in the person of Mr.. Gao
B. Chiffon, Of Wes: Virginia, who now holds
3 position at the Capitol 1t is
, also said that the list will
be swelled next week when an
Ohio nah will come out for the same place
but as get lis name is no: forthcoming. Mr..
Chiffon and his friends have gone to work
quite iudustriousl7, and members of the
House nov in the city have been appealed
10 in behalf Of the latest aspirant. General
Field, of Grorgis, It is understood, will not
take ary hand in the contest, inasmuch as
he is Rot in the race this time. Among the
candidates for Doorkeeper are Mr.. Trainer,
q, New York, and Mr.. Sam Donelson, OF
~.rrsssee. who is at present Chief Clerk Of
r. to,t NJ room.
Sick of 1t Soon.
Mr. Hsllv Armstrong Of West Virginia,
who was recently appointed Indian trader
st the Grow Agency, in Montana, has writ
ten 10 bis friend Captain Hsssler, appoint
ment clerk in he Interior Department, tha.
he does not want the leadership and does
not inteld to take il. Mr.. Armstrong spent
lust twenty-four hous at the Agency and
then started on his return home. he writes
that the Indians have nothing to trade aud
that there IS 10 money in the position.
This is the place that Hsssler was accused
Of trying to get for his brother who, it was
alleged, Is Republican
The Result.
The visit of the West Virginia delegation,
while it has not vet resulted in much practl-
cal good il can De said with some assurance
that Wes. Virginia Will receive good cOu-
sulship, chief of division in one Of the
departments and at an early day a Demo
crst will take charge Of the largest PostoF'
tice IN the State.
A Coincidence.
Congressman Wilson says that when
Barney Galigan was here a few weeks ago
be went with him to call on several mem
bers Of the cabinet. At the Navy De-
partment he met Secretary Whitney
snd few minutes conversation
developed the fact that Barney was in Yale
College the same year that Mr.. Whitney
graduated Later in the day the party
called on Secretary Endicott, and after
Barney and the War Secretary had talked
together a while it trsnspired that they had
also attended the same college.
C. H. Simpson, of Point Pleasant, will,
il is said, be appointed to position in the
railway msil service next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
A GREAT RELIGIOUS PROCESSION

At Montreal To-day-Guardtng Against
kiotinG Last Night.
MONTREAL, October 3.-Tomorrcw there
is to be q repetition of the great religious
procession Of week ago, the only difference
being that it will be attended by members
of all TIE French Roman Catholic congre-
gatiors in the city, snd viii. if the authori-
ties do not interfere. number many thou
sands of persons, The procession has been
ordered by the Roman Catholic hierarchy
as q special appeal to the Virgin for her
protection during the epidemic. Rosaries
sre to be carried. The French press de-
nounce the attempts to prevent the process
sion, La Minerve saying that this, Of all
others, is the time when the help OF heaven
should be Imp plored. In another column, the
same paper, without directly opposing,
throws cold water on vaccination.
Great preparations are being made for
tomorrow event, which, from spectaCu
lar point OF view, will be very grand. A
statue of the Virgin will head the process
sion borne by twenty young msidens rooed
in snOw-white costumes The Bishop will
follow bearing the cruci6x and supported by
the different parish priests Of the city, the
immense concourse OF faithful following,
telling their beads ard singing vespers.
The procession will start from the Parish
Church of Notre Dame, through the leading
streets the Church OF Notsr Dame de Bouss-
CONS, the oldert ecclesiastical building in
the city.
The MAYOR has received Trustworthy in
formation that the people Of the East End
are organizing programme Of rio: for to
night. Ample precautions have been adopt
ed, and the authorities believe they can
coDa with any rising.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
ST. LOUIS CAR STRIKE

Becoming seriousrAn Ultirnatum Pre-.
seated
ST. LcgIs, October 3.-The situation in
street car circles is becoming Tsry grave.
The Excessive Comr.ittee Of District II,
Knights of Labor, assisted by TIE Arbitra-
ton Comm:stee, are new calling upon the
managers Of the various lines presenting the
demands of the men. When this is done
the committee will wait reasonable time
for An answer, which failing to receive, they
will then agree upon time for action
whish will probably be Monday or Tuesday
next The organization IS perfect and II
masterpiece ofwork by the Knignts OF Ls'
Dor. A complete blockade wall certainly
ensua.
Tbs police force of the city is only 400,
and it will have s1fhcient work in keeping
order among the vast crowds incident to
tair week, without the additional duties Of
driving, or even protecting, street caas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
BIG PLUMS.
Several ConsuIships Disposed OF Yes
terday.

Several CoDsulships Disposed ot Yes
terday.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The President
this afternoon appointed John CsrdWeIl, Of
Texas, agent and Consul General OF the
United S,stss at Cairo
Owen McGorr, OF Colorado, Consul Gen.
eral in Ecuador.
To be United States Consuls, Thomas R.
Jerpigan. Ct North Carolina a: Monten-
ideo No, son.
Allen Lylrrock, of Indiana, a: AlZiers.
Louis Gebhardl Read, OF Nes YORK, at
BeTry L. hewitt, Of Illinois at AK La
Otto + Rsimar. of New Nork, o: Santiago
de Cuba. -,.-.,. -.
Annaberg Kingdom.
The Appointments.
Oven NcGarr, OF Colorado, appointed oy
he President to be Consul General at
Fcps6or. is a native Of Mississippi and a
Iawyer by profession. He was strongly
rsc5mmerdsd by Judges and members OF
the bar OF Colorado and Mississippi.
Jobn Csrdwe!l, Of Texas appointed Con-
srl General at Cairo, is editor OF the AUSTIN
Statesman. He is a man Of wealth and a
good Tnguist, and has travelled muen
Isw;s Gebhart Read, of NV York, ap,
,oiD,ed Consul a. Bsrbadoes, IS connected
Win the business department OF the BROOK
SpHarTv F. Merritt Of Chicago appointed
consul at Ain La Chspelle, Is a lawyer oy
nrofession. Among those that recon-
men5ed him are Congressman MORRISON
Ward snd Lsmler. ,I
Allen Ly ybrook, appointed Consul at Al
gisrs Is uresent v.ce-COnsul At Hayre. III;
health has become impaired, however, anG
he hiss been transferred IN consequence
Nosp.claI Delivery ON sunday.
TLs Postmaster General has dLrec;eC
that special delivery Of letters under t9'
specisl delivery system shall not De mAl'
on Sunday.
sheridan Argues.
Ce,s-.I Sheridan has submitted 10 Sec
rstsrv Endicots an argument TOR the reten
+;on of CoIonels Davis and Gregory on nj
nersoDaI staff. claiming that under the Is'
This should be discretionary with him.
A. Naval AttRche.
Lieuter ant Buckingham, OF the navy, "a
-bssn ordered to dnty as naval sttachs
tbe United States Legations a. Paris an
Berlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
xosSsd Of Her Golden Tressss.

C,xcSxA7L October 3.-A mysterious
case os highway robbery occurred on R.vine
stree. Th1rtdsy evening. Miss Flora Refs,
q Il yesrold gnl, vas returning to her
home about O'Clock, and when wi,bia
three doors Of the house shs WAS stopped By
uerson dressed in voua an clothes, Who asked
the address ofa Mrs Schmidt The girl Of
tered to sboZ the way, and a. the tso vsrs
passing through Q vacant lot the girls con
psnion, Who tuYnsd oat to be Q man in dis
ruise, forced . handkerchief into hel
mouth. Another man in female attire RAJ
Cd and deliberately ert off the girls hair
which was very thick and long. Il is sup
posed the men viii try TO sell the sto.s'
trfsssg
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TOUCHING HIS HEART.

.v,,,t. Girl and a Crippled Boy Strike the
o,f President Tor OfiieS-
WAsHIHGToS, October 3,-Ihe last TWO
-Dersops to walk Up to the President as he
xss about closing his reception in the east
rom Yesterday afternoon, at which over . .
bTr5red paid their respects, were smau
n;,I mainly dressed and apparently sixteen
ssa,s If sge. and crippled boy. The glri.
Iobsd spoken to rhe President at one OF
" 'Tle,srsp,i,,rs las, week, in hssitsring way
sid sbe waited 3 sltDafioo o. some oHl slnu
snd pretrred place IN the Fa,ea' r.o. SD.. 0nes-
Y.,u shosli sea ne bead Of that depart
men. ssid the Pssad-ut
II have been all thrOusa that pAFt re-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
WEST ALEXANDER.


"
s,sciai 70 De sa4dav R4ets~.
WEsT ALrrAxDER, October 3.-Ane
accord termsr. On Tuesday last ~
Roney, merchant Of this plscs, vss uei
in IN arriage TO Miss Marie uoBarney, g
rgidence Of the lattefs mother, 10 y
Castle, Pa.
Rev. II. Il. Carson, Of Ksntucky, 10 a
ing his aged parents, Joseph Carson
xIio, Of Liberty township near this -
Dick is boiling his own. he still hss
cid familiar gait in Walking. He.
grown nors robust than who's ve
him last. II
Iast Night, ~a,chmas Frazier, ss tsg
No. Eat this place. went 10 sleep so1
rrsin knocked bin Of the track. He !
not much injured.
business 10 looking up sons here =
our N merchants are hasy receiving thsif
goods ard placing ikSrn in position.
ws!esrn ,hst a,its puzbsf ot or J
bail soys will tskoia the game, on TneD
DsJ; at Jour city. Stwesn the AIlels
ard honisvilles.
The Mes.rs. Horkho;uW Btos,
,akaa in lsrgs amount OF WOOL hsrsl
at r:bsr points u this county this vel.
lanes Hama Of Eaton. Va. leaves -
u.ih Two car loads a WashiSgton q
prIehned in ihis vieioity ~
Dr. Robert J. Reed. Of yoes city. Who
been On The sick list Il Sic fsibsRe
dsuce bero, rsturpsd 70 ths Nail Ci.r .
dsv last, rsAdy foS busisesA
There sas q large bloaksds Of ifsipg
his morsirg. We ezfsct thsss vas
cua xcsds apoksn..
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FAlRMoNT.
The Postofice Plum-The +. M. q F.--Gen'
eral News-PersonAl.
Sps.r.ai 10 IA Saadas Recia1,

Spccsoi 70 As Sanddy Register.
FAIRsoSr, ". Va, October 3.-Ths re
cent pilgrimage of the faithful to Wsshipg'
ton has intensified the interest felt in the
postofice war and things are now at fever
heat. Capt. Reed, N. 8. Barns and L. P.
Carr have all been in Washington this week
with their friends after the plum. 1t is now
believed that the place will be given to
Barnes Carr or d. L. Morrow. Either
would make a good officer and be sccepta.
bic to the people generally.
The notice last Sunday Of an elopement
to Pennsylvania from this place was with
out foundation in fact The information
was given US from q reputable party aud we
believed it to be correct. Such Jokes" are
no more pleasant to US than to the parties
named.
News reached here Sunday that Charles
81. Amos, son of Enoch Amos, OF Bsrrsck.
vile, had lost his life IN Q Colorado silver
mine. The body will be brought here for
burial to morrow.
The Palatine schools will open on Mon
day next.
Mrs. Wright and family, Of Palitine,
moved over to Fairmont this week.
Personal
John Blackshere, of Warrington, was
here on business Tuesday.
f. Harry Black, Capt. John Sheridan
ard Henry Y. At;rell were here this week
looking at the New England mine in which
they are al interested.
A. S. Bosworth, formerly Of the Ran
dolph Enterprise, but more recently Of the
CuIbertson, Neo., Sun, was here Tuesday.
He has disposed Of his Western interests
and is stihome to stay.
Rev. Geo. McCallom, wife and son, are
visiting in Pennsylvania.
Fay Hartley, Oliver Sands, C. A. Miller,
J. +. Barns, F. p. Hall, Lee Layman, Mrs,
Allie Raymond, Miss Bee Msrphy, Dick
Williams, Mrjor Whitney and number OF
others were in Wheeling Wednesday on bus
ines, Of course The average Fslrmonter
does not care "cuss' for q circus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04

Earned Ruus-ChiCag0, !; New YORK, l.
Home Runs-kelly.
Two base hits-Burrs, Ewing.
Three base hits-Gillespie
Passed Balls Ewirg, i Kelly, 5.
First Base on Balls-ChCa,o, T. New YORK, -
FiIst Base on Errors-Chicago, ?; New YORK, 4.
S,ruck Out-By Clarkson, I; by keefep J.
Double Plays-Pfeder and Anson.
UmPire-Curry.
Base Ball Elsewhere.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 4, Louisville z;
bases, Pittsburg 5, Louisville s; errors,
Pittsburg 4, Louisvilles l; pitchers, Hottord
and Mays. ,.
At St. Louis--St Louis 4. PbiladeiPhiss
10. Errors, St. Louis 10, Pniladeiphia 5,
Bases, St. Louis 6, Philadelphia IL.
Pitchers, Kirby and Daily.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Athletics,
of Philadelphia, l. Six innings.
At BuHalo-Buffslo 0, Boston Is. Et'
rors, Buffalo IA; Boston, 2, Bases, Buffalo
3; Boston Is. Pitchers, Conway and
5temmeyer.
At New York-The Metropolitan and
Brooklyn clubs played game today in
ths series for local supremacy. Score,
Metropolitan 8, Brooklyn noas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
THREATENING THE CHINESE.
The Anti -aiongoIian situation Growing So
rIous in the West.

The Anti -Mongolian situation Growing So
rIous in the West.
SEATTLE, W. T., October 3.-The anti
Chinese situation is hourly growing more
sesious. Tonight, in accordance with the
Or, grsmne adopted al the convention here
m Mondsy mass meetings will be held
h,oughout the Territory, at which com
mit,es will be appointed to notify the CHI
n,.e that they must leave the Territory on
y bt tore the coming month. 1t is not oe-
Ii y.d thai the Mongohans will pay any par
lieu ar heed TO these sulminstions, aud in
,bst event bloodshed may follow. The lead
srs of THIS movement justify this resosO TO
yx,reme measures on the ground that the
Government is lax in It's enforcement OF the
law prohibiting the passage of the Chinese
across the border from British Columbia,
that thousands OF MoaoDgslisns have so en-
dorsed and are Low worSiug in competition
With white labor. What the Government
vii not DO" said prominent leader in the
n uovenent, I'VE can aud will
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
CLARKSBuRG.
4 Woman Disguised n Man in DOHrt
The Fair y Success-Sotes.
ISperial 10 the Sunday Rooster

\ Woman Disguised as Man in Uoart
The Fair q success-Sotes.
Special 10 the Sunday REGISTER.
CLARESBURG, W. Va, October 3--Ihe
Court is yet in session and considerable
business has been disposed of From, pres.
ent indications the Circuit Court will likely
have not adjourned when the Federal court
ccnVenes mere on tie 18th inst, at which
rime units q number OF criminal oauses ap.
pear pon the dockes for trial in the latter
court.
We are happy tu say the Fair 81 this city
proved financial success; that the society
IL 10, only out OF debt but that safhcieh
proceeds we're realized to pay of all pre-.
miums end leave q proper surplus:or neces
sary improvements aud enlargement OF the
buildings.
On to. day a startling sensation occursed
It viii be remembered that attorneys made
sn able end eloquent appeal for Mrs. hate
Ashciaft the wife of Delbridgs Ashcraf, /,
who murdered Boyles ana who al former
term of the court VAS convicted Of involun-
tary msHslsughIer. A person was brought
in, 0 court TO-DAY as,ired in msa's clothing,
upon the motion Of the Prosecuting Attor-
ney, sor the purpcae OF being sent before the
Grand Jury, when 1t was sscartsined 70 be
Mis-. Kate Ashcrsft, who had been denomi-
mated in the defense OF Ashcraft SIS the
child wife, an1 for whom the most sym
pathetic appeal was made For some time
the nunici pal officers have been looking tor
her, as a bad character omened BY her
sur picious actions and the tact that II has
| been rumorei for some lime she has been
camping out doors with men at night. Oa
Friday she came into town in mems clo:h-
| ing and was Immediately arrested bg the
city authorities.
On Tuesday evening one Of the most
| fashionable sociables WAS given at the resl'
derce OF Mr.. Samuel Boring, near West
| Milford, in honor ef Mr.. Turner, OF Bait
more. A large number of persons partiei
pated in making it the enjoyable occasion
| cflhe season. Supper was served 10 e,e
gait style in beautiful decorated dining
room, where all partook of = sumpsuoui
repAst.
During the Fair boy named Douglasl
Scion Was thrown from horse of A. B
Parsons, which he was riding, ana hurt Sc
riously. The father Of the boy has insEi
tu,ed suit for damages against Parsons
who is lawyer of Tucker couA'y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
DEATH OF HASsAU8EK.
The Well.hnowa Journalist IN Paris-A
SkSteh of Him.

Tho Wen-known Journalist IN Paris-A
Sksteh of Him.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-A csoIe dispatch
reeeivsd by Co. l. ,Msrkbrsit, Assistant
S.s,es Treasurer her, announces that Hon.
F .Hassaurek lied in Paris, France, at |
O'Clock this IT u9rnipg.
Mr.. Hassaursk has been foe loog time
the principal owner and estor Of the Gin
cirnati Volllsblatt. He saved as Unitet
States Min:xer in South America By sp
pointment Of President Lincoln. Upon hSs
return be Published novel entitled The
Heart f the Andes, which had a wide CIR
cuIstion. Mr.. Hassaurek has been in Eu-
rere for the past two or three years IN the
hane ogrestcrinp his declining health.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
All ouiet at NIiDgo.

S:KUBKxvILLE, O.. October 3,-A REGIs'
TER man visited ths town Of Mingc. this al
ternoon to ascertain if tsere were any new
developments in the ironworksrs strike.
Everything Was found TO be qU'et and not
the least anticipation Of any trouble is sP-
pretended. Plant, Who was knocked down
the other evening lett the village shortly az
ter the affair happened. According 10 the
nail men Of Mingo it was learned that Plant
had called his sssailant hard names, and
that the trouble did noa grow out Of the
strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
Iobn Kelly ont of Fighting Trim.

NEw YoRK, October 3.-Nexs has been
received within day or two from John
Kelly that he is not so well The change
in the weather affects him. He will not be
in the city to take part in the Tammany
convention Tuesday, nor is it now believed
that he can take any part in the coming
oanpaiun
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Smallpox Rioters Sentenced.

McxrRKAL, October 3.-Ths German who
blew the fog horn and incited the crowd on
the Champ de Mars, On Thursday, vas sen
fenced yesterday to four months inprison'
ment.
Eli Champsigu, who assaulted the Chief
Of Police while the rot was going on, Moo
dsy night Was found guilty and sentences
to six months Imprisonment and fnedS1OO
the maximum penalty.
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FIRED UP VIII COAL OIL
And Died in Great Ageny-Sad Death OF
Mrs. Herring. 60
n

Mrs. Herring. 60
Special 10 hs Sunday Register.
MARTISsBURG, W. Va, October 3.-This
morning about O'Clock loud screams were
heard coming from the residence of Mr..
Ezra Herring. The cause was soon mani
fest. Mrs. Herring, ansged lady, was light
ipg the fire with coal oil when the can ex-
ploded, aplsshing her ell over and burning
her clothes of. She was dreadfuIy burnt,
and is not expected to live. Mr.. Albert
Coeher, while the household stood panic
stricken, rushed in and brsvely entered the
flames. The lady is highly respected and
the accident is the topic of conversation
here.
LATER.-Mrs. Herring died this evening
at o'clock in the greatest agony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
Ten p.r.nn. Pnisnnadl

ALBANY, N. Y, October S.-Lsst night
James Palmer and nine others we're sud
denly taken violently Ill shsr eating some
canned lobster at 9 tea party. They are
stiIl IN . critical condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04

JoHX HESRY pleaded with Amelia,
AID all his passion tried to tell her.
She said: John q your wSrds you waste,
Your teeth hetray want Of TASTE,
Your breath offends me, sosI say,
Use SoZ0D0Nr I or stay asay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
A Schooner Sinks in the Lake.

MARQUETTE, Mich, October 3.-Cap.Ain
McCauley, Of the prop sller Jay Gould, re-
ports the laundering Of the Schooner
Wheeler, of Grand M4rsis, in forty tsthoms
Of water, on Tuesds5 afternoon. Her crew
wss saved, but hid no time to save their
clothing. 1t is Fapposed she spraug leak
while loading or.e at Two Hsrbors. She has
been out only t~o years. Actual capacity
500 tons She was in to= Of the Kitty N
Ford
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The HanIan-reensr Race.

TRoY, ~ T., October 3.-S u. Hickey.
manager Of Pleasure Islsnd, has received
an acceptance from Teener Of the Pleasure
Islsrd course, between Trey and Albany.
for ,hs cbsution sipgle scnll race with Han
isD. The fscss, vtieh Gre for 81 900 sids
81 q Z parss . 09oi viii sc@s co On Qs'
49,. +&[.&u. .res-y-3r--Jy l te
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The report that the Nes Home Sewing
Machine Co, had appointed q recsi'er Is
coDtradicted By that 6rm. who staue they
are In good financial condition
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04

BRAurpTI. line Of Kid, GlosI and C,=h
| mrs Gloves. sl new syiss At Blan's
Bazaar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04

hICiC Tooth Powder viii a yoor teeth.
Try it. Sold 81 2. b. List
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Miss Ellen Terry is negotiating to. q ara
naric toar, unaccompanied, BY Mr.. Irving
Nine. Nevada has received coograiula
,ions on her marriage from the Prince o
Wales Ismail Pasba, ex.Khedive OF Egypt
ID. Russian Grand Dukes Nicholas an'
, Axis and Prince Alexander.
N1e Csrleua Patti has met With . rerl
ors accident She fell doEn g fight Q
| s,sirs in Paris and ei.loeased her thigh
| Her tour vi.h Mr. 0'rsdoah hss been sbsr
dorsd.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19


 We are glad to see general dis gust arising at the way our repre- Bent atives at Prescott have been treated at the hands of the citizens of the county. The sentiment that it is shameful and dlsgraceful to the county is general finds expression in no very complimentary terms from many of our best citizens. The obstructing racket has showed it's hand and disapproval is freely de- clared on the streets of this city by our best citizens.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

PHGNIx is having a series of re- vival meetings. It is said that over fifty people have been converted since the meeting commenced Phoenix must have been a pretty tough place before the revival struck it. Fifty sinners in place of that size is pretty big ratio. The Star congratulates the good people on their work and would advise them to move on to Prescott and tackle the Legislature, for Satan is up there la battaliens,-Tucson Star.
 There IS but one means whereby anything like success might be se- cured ID such an undertaking, and that would be to take an immense "sack" along, but as money does not enter into religious considerations we fear there is little hope for the legislature.