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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
THE DAILY REGISTER win he
sent TO any address during the ses-
sion OF the Legislature for one
dollar. Invariably In advance.
THE nuspSEss ourLooK.

From large area Of territory radiatir g
fSn Wheeling ike the points of compass
come encouraging signs Of q change in
trade for the better, The improvement is
not going to be marked and rapid in its
movements yet 1t win make itself percepti-
bly, telt, The bears are letting 90 their grip
on grain, and already wheat has Jumped
hive cents bushel This in itself will
bring wheat to market more freely and in
crease the purchasing power Of the farmer,
who is always good buyer. Bradstreet's
report for the week shows better feeling in
some branches Of trade. The demand for
money has increased, prices have advanced
40 per cent on some lines of cotton goods.
she wool market is iyeEer than for some
hme, showing greater confidence on the
: part of manufacturers for an increased de-
smand the coming season. Supplies appeartO
be short every where so that it is next 10 an
;mpossibiity for trade to remain stagnant
much longer. Yhe fact that the balance Of
trade with foreign countries is IN our favor,
showing there is no dearth of means to
push trade, if the outlook is favorable for
doing 50, will help materially to quicken the
movement. The balance Of trade used 10
be considered an accurate barometer on
which to determine the business outlook. II
1t was against the United States then all the
great 6naneiers shook their heads aud
would give OminOus prognOsticatiOns,
In those days when the credit side OF the
ledger was across the water, moth
but economy and big crops, they
would say, could stem the com
ing disaster, meaning presumably that
oTertrading, luxurious living and general
go-asyOu-please style, had diverted the gold
balances in favor of Europe and in order to
put it on the other foot, this coln-
try must be able to sell more than she
bo git and people must no: spend
1t either. But al these condi-
ii" are changed now. The
anomaly is presented of the balance Of
s'sde, being largely in our favor, and get
iness vas never duller or more artizans
sborers out Of employment than now.
sAs all signs fail in dry weather 50 do rules
have their exceptions, and the above IS an
instance. Iron and glass may not feel the
swelling tide of demand as soon
as other branches Of trade. And
mOre's the pity right around Wheel
ing. Nevertheless, our manufacturers
feel greater hoPefulness and speak
more encouragingly Of the near future than
they did month ago. Many Of them are
willing to state bottom rock has been reached
and there viii be better demand and con
sequently steadier work, although on a
closer margin and at lower wages than
heretofore.
:, so, taking it all round up and down,
\ cross and back, the outlook is not so
: ID but it might be worse. And indeed it
.sslly Vas worse a fortnight ago than to-
1ay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
Wilkes BoorH,s HORSE.
The Fate Of the Animal ON Which He -
capped After the Assassination.

capped After the Assassination.
PurSAN, Coxx., January 4-The Put
nam Weekly Standard publishes the follow
ing story about the horse that bore ]. Wilkes
Booth from Washington after the murder OF
President Lincoln:
The story OF the murdered President
the history of the murderer, John Wilkes
Booths familiar to all; but the horse,
what Of him? The animal was coniscaied.
sold BY auction, and fell 10 the Soldiers
Express Company of New York. Ihls
company, it would seem, was either swindled
by its managers or fell into financial din.
culties. At any rate, it was short
lived, It's property sold, and the
Booth horse was purchased BY John Grant,
who was at that time Brooklyn express
man. In 1869 Col John A. Paul, then .
resident Of Brooklyn, N. T., offered 500
for the horse. but the offer was not accepted.
The same year the Colonel moved to Abing-
ton, Conn, and the horse was soon alter
ward shipped to him for the price originally
offered. The animal was then in dilapi-
dated condition, but, under the kind trent.
ment of his new master, soon recovered
some his former qualities of sleebness heet'
ness, strength and endurance. The horse
was large and powerful animal, with
long heavy name and tail, bright,
intelligent ewes, Of dark bay
color white star in the forehead and one
white hind foot and ankle. The animal
became great favorite with the family,
and during the latter years Of his hfe was
allowed to have pretty much his own way
About three years ago the horse, on account
of his age and docile habits. was allowed to
wander about the door yard and along the
roadside at his leisure and pleasure. In
one of these ramblings the poor animal tell
into ditch aud was killed. Thus it would
seem all even to the dumb beasts, having
part in this terrible tragedy met with vio
lent death T.
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Asoi.,uu ssrvics.

PmnApsLpan. January 1.-The impS
ing ceremony Of inyssisng Arcbpishop Rpea
With the pailium took place In The C4eAe-
dralto-dsy Over 5000 people IN - bqll4.
ing and 1000 more we're ia the stssek ~
cercmonieswere srandly imrcsdsesso ~
ed foar hours. Mary prominent peeteg44
were in the church. The solemn poeii6c!
mass vas celebrated BY Bishop 0Hsn, -
Scranton, pa. The crush We sosnstncD
terrible. Beethoven's March In Cw4s 80,
Archbishop Conigan delivered The ssFnoa'
After the serman. which WA deliysfs1 ne
be close Of mas. Archbishop Gibboas ~
vested Archbishop Ryan With ths palksmL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
OUT FOR DEPEW.
The New York Express Goes Back o'
Eynrts,

The New York Express Goes Back ON
Eyarts.
ALBANY, January 4.-The Express to-
morrow will say that its choice was Arthur,
but he has notified his friends he is not a
candidate, and that ends business II then
says: "Wm. NJ. Evarts can make speech
as long as the decalogue, but we want
something more than this. Evarts lacks
the requirements Of politics, The Express
can discover no man who is SO well adapted
to the position as Hon. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew. Always Republican and always Re.
publican with voice and with heart aud
with tongue which gave no uncertain
sound Depew would be our very strongest
candidate"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
DON'T Want Il Modified.

HAVANA, January 4.-The committee Of
one hundred waited upon the Governor,
asking permission to convoke all interested
in the tobacco and cigar trade for the pur-
pose Of protesting against the action OF per
sons engaged in the effort to induce the
government to modify the clause Of the
Spanish-American treaty, declaring a free
introduction of leaf tobacco into the United
States, and reduction OF the duty on
cigars TO % cents instead Of so cents.
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he WANTS 1T ENDED.
Secretary Chandler Writes a Letter to Mr.
Randall.


WASHINGTON, January 4.-Secretary
Chandler, in answer TO a letter from
Randall, Chairman of the House Com
mittee on Appropriations, concerning the
amounts necessary to properly maintain
the naval establishment says in part: II
venture to express my regret that
with three bills conveniently awaiting
the Concurrent action of the two Houses
it was found impossible to pass any one OF
them before January lst, 1885, and that
therefore serioas embarrassments have
arisen in administering the establishment.
May not ask the earnest attention Of Jour
committee TO the importance ofSneedily
Terminating this anamslous condition oi
affairs which makes It necessary to main.
tain the naval service without the assistance
of some Of the usual appropriations there
f.r9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
The Fatal Crossing.

ALLIANCE. O.. January "A terrible &C.
eident happened at the Edinburg road cross
ing of the {. and p railroad, few miles
north Of this city, to-day The mail train
going south at % o'clock caught DR.. X. 5.
ieyington Of Freedom, and Miss Eva FL;
Hoit, Of Atwater. in carriage at the cross
ing named, killing DR.. Bevington instantly
and fatally injuring Miss Elliott. The two
horses they were driving and another led
behind, escaped uhipjured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
R+stIminr Work.

PIrrsDUEG, January i,-The employees Of
rhc Keystone Bridge Company have ac'
cepted ten per cent reduction Of wages
and work will he resumed in oil d'pirt-
ments tomorrow. 1t is reported that the
men empIoyed in the Homewood Bessemer
steel works have agreed to a reductio, Of
ysges and the works which have been closed
Tor some time will start up Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
SCANDAL0US OUTRAGES.
Tampering Boldly With the Tele-
graph Wires,
AND ISSUING FALSE ORDERS.
The Narrow Escape Of Special Train
From an Awful Dis
aster.
THE HOOK BOOKING VALLEY

CoLrMBvs, O., January 4.-The striking
miners had control of q wire in the Hooking
Valley last night and issued false order fol
running special train from Buchtel to
Sirait5yille, which, if it had not been discov'
cred, might have resulted in great damage
and probably loss of life.
Reports are to night that the wire is being
'ampered with again. The Bristol tunnel
is still on fire and it is thought the destruc'
ton will be complete and several months
will be required before transportation can
he reonanod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
stir,iny Than lin.

New ORLEANS, January AT e meet
ing Of the Executive committee, Exhibitors
Association and the United States Commits.
sioner, with Director General Barke, IL
was decided that in case exhibits are not ia
place At the Exposition, or satisfactory eyi.
dence Of shipment present by the evening
Of January Q, all allotments Of space would
he cancelled and forfeited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
Out Of the Race.

NRw YoRE, January THE Sun has
special from Albany tonight saying that
President Ar!huris ort OF the Senatorial
race, A. s. Drarossaf ~yening: "You
may say that Pr Brio alis p Nsot can
Iii 49,, - --.-i:I - ~ L-----y-..I-.
this assertion IS made by the personal
friends of the President" Congressman
Burleigh said. Don't say he withdraws rs
a candidate, for he mas not been a candi.
da,e and will not be one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

The Awill Fsis d 1hrss NJ
DASHED TO futr IN 4 SHAFT.
An Index to the Work Marked 0a for
Congress The Present.
Week
| srAcn,se THE NEW TarAnts

BurrE, Nosr, January 4-Inths MACS
Charta mine at walLerville ysstsrda5
James Tippert and Vim. Bay ninsrs b.
came diszy ascending tAs shaA ssd fiikae
ont of the cage were reduced TO pulp asainst
the timbers The romans dropped to ths
bottom, nearly nix hundred feet beleet
John Bray, the only other occupant of n
eskt, arrived al che landing placs-'a -
kueeEng posture, sufocated and holdias,
the bar in death clutch.
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Nth nfnr. schenck.

NV YoEx, January 4.-Rey. Dr.. Noah
sebenck, pastor of St AIMS ton the
Heights) Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, died
- he home in that city to-day, from blood
ro;soninp. About three weeks ago pr.
Sclsnck' who was then robust and healthy,
bsS a corn removed BY chiroPld'st.
Shortly afterwards he complained OF his toe
Se;pr painful A physician was called but
ssnsrepe set in and the toe was amputsted,
Snt tbe poison before penetrated the whole
svs,em For three days before death the
H..n.nr WAS in a comAtose state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

Err YonK, January 4.--Jsocb s.a1es
stein and ids Rosenstsin wsrs married ~
weeks ago in this city. Thsy vent ~ -
at Lawlefs iarm, Westchsstss coa1 4
Isaac Rosenstein, brother Of ths hsidA' -
Molly Chris,ial, her friend, With ~
married couple, vent TO skstA IL J.
gave way. Rosenstein managed 70 ~ -
and grasping his sister By tbs hair r11D
her. stallerstein and Mis- Chisdd
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THE REASON WHY
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Late of Maine
Snubbed Arthur.

Mrs James G.. Blaine, Late OF haaine'
Snubbed Arthur.
WASHINGTON, January People will
cease to wonder why Mrs Blaine did not
assist President. Arthur at the White House
on New Years Day, as soon as they learn
the sequel TO the affair, IN whlcn tnat uis-
t;npuished lady figured. 1t is stated upon
rood authority that the President sent an
iSy;fation to Mrs. Blaine to be present with
o,bsr noted ladies and assist in the recep-
t;on but that she sent letter in reply that
almost took him off his feet. She said she
vas much surprised that the President
sbonld extend such an invitation to her,
sAsr he Rad treated her husband with so
mUcb cool indifference during the late cam
zion Mrs. Blaine refuses to say anything
InGn 1S the subject, and it is generally be-
Tpvsd that she did write President Arthur
the letter
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THE EARTHQUAke.
Awful Scenes In the southern y
Epnin.

Awful Scenes In the soathern FFsvin q
spain. #
MADRID, January 4.--AddltionAl Z ~
of earthquake occurred IN various 80 II
the southern provinces, and 6sssro u -
earth appeared. There Is great Pd1
among the people owing TO contihuQl
shock. The people throughout PefsAA.
Grenda and Malaga sleep Ia trains or oe-
cupy tents. AZ night they congregsts sheD
huge boniires. Bodies arc unburied. Ibs
victims are beginning 10 decomposs. The
ruins Of Alhams present N swtully impeses
siye spectacle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
MIR. Roosevelt. statement.

ALBASr,N. Y. January Air. Theodore
Roosevelt states that q meeting Of some o'
the principal candidates for speaker was
held this afternoon, at which il was unani.
mously agreed that Mr. Hubbell was the
nroper person 20 be supported for speaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
AruEpg for War.

PrrsovTH, January 4.--A division Of
the channel squadron has been ordered 70
prepare Tor service. Ammunition viii be
placed on the vessels tomorrow. II Is be-
Iieved that in case Of the failure Of the fur
loushed men to report in season they viii
be replaced BY men from other ships
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
Against American Petroleum.

BELLY, January THE North German
Gazette says that il ia TO the interest Of
Germany TO encourage the importation Of
Russian petroleum, and thus neutralize the
practical monopoly enjoyed BY the Ameri-
can nrodueers
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Wsather Ind Leafleaa.

wAsHrsoros, d. C., January ~ -.
For the Ohio VaiIey>and Tsaae r.
cloudy weather. local rains In TS1DG
eanefiy visds, falling baronstse. =
Lower lake, fair wsrmsf Ssof
lowed BY increasing elosdinsss - -
rains in southcyS portion. ~ 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

Is your system running down? Isthsre
feeling of decrepitude taking possession
of youf Are the functions of your diges-
tive and urinary organs impairedl Is your
blood bad? Do sores and pimples trouble
you? Do you suffer from aches aid pains
Are you weak, afl does the least e:rertioR
tgiye you fa;igre Beuarel Regsin per
fst eAlshs hx saiAg Dr. Guysotis Yellow
Dock and S-Saa. UIa
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A wesfern Fire.

ST.. LorIs, January A FIRE at Poplar
Bluffs, Missouri, early this morning destroy
ed three general stores, one drug store and
one vacant building. entailinga loss Of about
5000, which is nearly covered by insur'
aucs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

WHEN a remedy has proven isseaf to De q
cuys for consumption and q pertectNlSng re
s,orer. il should be kept IN every SeitF9s-
Issed home. We refer to DR.. Nistsr.s ~
sam q Wild Cherry, single dose OF which
will csre an ordinary cough or cold. Atex
bottles VIII cure consumption. iti very
pleasant to take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

Madrid. January IA shock Of nsfl<
quake was felt yesterday on tbe cosef q
Valencia. Fresh shocks were also 1T h
the provinces Of Gransds and Aalnz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
Biaine's Niece.

WmKrsRlKxE. Pa. January 4.-Sister
Theresa, niece Of James G. Blaine, nan in
the Malinkrodt Convent, is Dangerously i'll
Prayers were offered for her recosezJ in the
Catholic churches to-day.
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All Retiueed.

NKw BEDFORD, MASS, January 4.-No-
tees Of ten per cent. Sedsetion. 70 take
effect in two weeks, will bS posted tomorrow
in, the wamsatta Mills. The reduction in
Guides officers and operatives alike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

NEW ORLElNs. January 4.--Jsckson A.
Chalmers, associate judge OF the supreme
court Of Mississippi since 1876 died TINS
mosning of sppoplexy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05
1Nfane RaSl11.

Lospsf. sNA 4.--Ge.. Ws'
grsphsd thssV sta6ess52
rode over Gerss II estasse! - -
at Hsmdsb. 3 viii 800 -, Z 4!
that point resdy yJds - sdssaae 81
country. q a 80 <z.< Z. /.
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on for Brooklyn.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-Senator and
Mrs. Pendleton left today for Brooklyn,
being called the-e BY the sudden death OF
Rev. DR.. Schenck, brotherin-law of Senator
Pendleton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

CrEyEiAsD, January 4-Rsy. ThoaasR.
Halle, pastor Of ths Catholic ChsscA q
Ncrrsik.s Ohio. bro:ber Of Ficar 6en01|
Halle. Of Cineinnati. died 70 dAy.
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An Ex.Goy.rnor D.aa.

sKovHEeAy, Ne, January 4.-Er-Gov.
Cobprn died this morning. aged 81. Hs
never recovered from the. severe attack OF
illness at Augusta while attending to the
electoral college.
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CONGRESS.
some OF the Work Laid Out For tAs
Present week. ~

Somo OF the Work Laid Out For the
-. Present week.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4-Affer the
usual Monday call Of States and Territors
les for the introduction OF bills in the House
tomorrow, individual motions 70 suspend
rules win he in order, and number Of
members will endeavo7 by this means 70
obtain the immediate passage OF specified
measures or an assignment for future dates
for tEeir consideration. Collins intends 70
ask the House to fix day to consider the
Bankruptcy bill. Mattson will ask for
the passage Of the bill reported from the
committee. On invalid pensions providing
for an increase Of pensions for widows from
IS 10 sI2 per month. Payson, for the pass.
age of the bill restoring to public entry
lands held within indemnity limits for the
benefit Of wagon read companies. a two
thirds vote will be necessary in each in.
stance TO secure favorable action. Tuesday
has been set apart for the consideration OF
bills reported from the com mitiee on military
affairs with the understanding that the
appropriation bills soall have preferences.
The pension appropriation bill, which wss
reported 10 the House prior to the holiday
recess, will in oil probability be called up tpe
consideration that day. The Consular a.
Diplomatic appropriation bill, It 10 expectp1.
will be reported from the Appropriauons
Committee the mme day, and called up foe
discussion on Wednesday.
The Indian aud District Of Columhia bills
will probably be reported - the House dur.
ing the week. Aithe first opportunity, and
when its discussion will not interfere With
not interfere the appropriation bill1 Mr.:
Reagan will ask that the confederation o.
the interstate commerce bill be resumed.
IL that measure is disposed Of before the
end of the week Mr.. Willis will endeavor 70
secure consideration Of the educational bill
and N owe that the Blair bill, which psssed
the Senate, be substituted for il.
The senate.
In the Senate the Inter Stale Comnsrce
bill has the first rgh. Of consideration and
its supporters express the opinion Il viii nos
be set asid. for anything but the ApPscpri-
sssgas ssisR slls rfts IN S 4sSs SSssy A
the week. The bill to declare the q ps
Of the Oregon Central land grant, ~.
ably be brought up during the tag
hour and passed. At least one tbs
pending treaties is expected TO be ned
from the Foreign Relations ccmmiC Dad
q considerable portion Of the time tbs
Senate may be spent in executive %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

soulin Gods face and tell Hin to be gone
then when they call after Hum TO come
back, He viii not come. Eternal atront
has been given and in thai book where no
erasures are made, the mans name Is pat
down among the doomed. Cross the iine
that divides Gods mercy from His WRATH
step bat one inch over fnd you are as bsdiy
off as if you wen, ter thousand furlongs.
Before the iron bolt fastens the door against
you, you had better go in. Before the last
boat sails for heaven, Jou had better get on
board. Haste thee out OF the sin into the
pardon Of God. TIE Kings business re-
quires haste.
Have regard to he suggestion OF the text
because your life may unexpectedly termin,
ate. We are trgding on borrowed capital
of years that nay in moment be called
in. There Is no map Of the great future
into which We are travelling. No explorer
has been ahead and come back to tell Us
how il is. Each one feels bis way along the
natb, potknowing what moment devouring
lion ma. come from the jungle. There are
so man ways of getting out OF Life; by tail,
hv slII by assassination, BY malaria, by
oyer.nertion, by insidious disease, BY mis-
ulscsd railroad switch, by rotten bridge, By
irasious horse, By falling wall. No man
go,s when he expected nor as he expected
S,ddenly the pulses stop drumming the
lie march. Suddenly the cartain
iaIIs and the lights are pat out We change
worlds quicker than can drop handEer-
chief from one hand into the other. AT one
tick of the watch we are in timei the next
We are IN eternity. What II We die before
we are readyl What Il, with all our sins
,,,,4o-given we rnsh into the preseace OF the
omninotent God, before whom sin Is utterly
Io..bsemef Can yOu imagine the chill OF
tbat moment or She horror cfthat undoingf
What Twenty. thirty. forty years 70 repsnt
IN and vet rot have ATTENDED toitl Beyoad
the dead5Iine there II DO reeliheation OF
bIrndsrs 10 ibe grave there y no place 70
rray. The rider on de pale horze s2aFs on
1 his sised and in momens be may be poand'
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Wand n AM rheir o~n ygar,

PlFIs, January 4--The French esaefals
10 Tonauin cosplain to the Go7ernnsnt of
the influx Of German oiicen into ths
Chinese army.
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caTriare works Burned.

DENVER Col, January fl A. hil61r.
4 co's carriage works were burned hsn
mated y loss Sl5, 900; fully covered Sy insur-
-
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Two Drowned.

GOSHEN, ISD., January George Link
and Eva Miles. aged 20 and is, broke
through the ice while skating last night
Roth drozued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

XEbout that subject as any
NwNSe Of Mr.. BaySrd has not
W&A&$kntly mentioned in connee'
; T.MS makeup Of Mr.. Cleveland 3
! oeNNS$y. Inquiry as to the cause OF
'aSRl. MSyeloped the fact that Mr.. Bayard
ks..-Hmed oae of his intimate friends
. hat itbas by no means been settled that ne
70 so iJto the Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-05

PsyrsrrrG. Jsnuary 4--River feet =
ir.hef ard ssI5ng. Weather elear aai
eold.