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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Benjamin T. Pastors, of Etnayille, and
Miss Hettie Deyormsn, of Short Creek
we're married ct the residence of the brides
parents last Tuesday.
The railroad company officials are raising
a grand kick about the way the boys OF
some one else in Martins Ferry throw
stones at the evening passenger train.
There is very severe penalty attached to
the law prohibiting such proceedings and
railroad companies are generally inclined
to deal harshly with persons breaking such
Laws
There is q crowd Of half grown boys who
loaf in the vicinity Of Elisha Harris flower
garden in the orchstd, spending their
evenings in soaring women and children
as they pass. The officers will please try
and disperse them, as residents OF the
Garden Spot" complain that their once
peaceful and quiet locality is fat assum-
ing an aspect similar to other more public
parts Of town.
To-day John Moore and Daniel Clark, Of
this place, will take part in theregatta got.
ten up at Bellaire by Teemer and He'll.
{ Lee Aplt representing a, medical pnb;
bshipg house Of Cincinnati, is at the Han
over.
Miss EIls Campbell i, visiting friends in
the country.
1t is reported on pretty good authority
that the Etns and Standard mills will
close down to day.
Peter Beszel is lying in critical condi-
ton at his home in Martins addition.
Miss Jennie MiIlhouse and Mr.. Joseph
Pigeon. ofPennville. o., are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waters.
|. Spence has force of men Q. work
painting the root OF bis machine shops and
repairing the place generally.
Blarce, an infant daughter Of William
Ford, was buried yesterday in Riverview
cemetery.
To morrow Rev NcCaw will preach in
the United Presbyterian church at 10 q.
m. snd p. m.
Rev. Earl D. Holtz will preach in the
Methods; Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening. Morning subject:
The Strength Of the Arrows Evening
subject; The Testimony OF Nineyeh.'
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. +.
church are making extensive preparations
for an oyster supper and social to be held
in the lecture room OF their church next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
proceeds ore 10 be used for the special
benefit Of the church, and since au elegant
time ia anticipated, the affair should re-
ceive universal patronage.
At the Presbyterian Church to morrow
morning the pastor, Rev Z. +. Walker,
will preach on Christian Compassion for
the UDsaved." This will be the first OF
series OF sermons On Sin In the even.
iHg collection will be taken up for the
Home Mission" Prsyer and praise ser
wees at 6:l5 p. m. All are welcome.
Chicken Soup from p. m. TIL II mid.
night to-day, at Coates Eclipse Saloon,
corner Washington and First streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-14
THE ANGLO BURMESE WAR.
Lord Duhsrin Orders an Expedl-
tionary Force to Evade Burmah.
BRITISH INHABITANTS ALARMED
At the Threatened PiIlaging by Burmese
Robbers Under the Orders Of
King Theebaw.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

Calcutta, November l3.-Lord Dud.r.
in, Yiceroy Of India, has ordered Gensrsl
Prendergast, commander Of the Burnah
expedit,onary force, 10 invade Burmsh
forthwith and proceed with all haste to
capture Mandaly. The British forces will
now cross the frontier immediately.
Recent disPaaehss ton RaGssss a.ss
that the inhabitants Of districts in British
Barmah. where no large garrisons ARD
maintained, are greatly alarmed over the
reports that King Thsebsw has subsidiasi
Is. 900 Dacoites to cross the frontier AMI
begin plundesipg and numbering at tho
frst note OF war. The Dacoitea are rob,
bers who work IN large gangs. and are
noted for their bold exploits. Having
neither baggage nor commissarist. these
banis travel with marvellous speed, and il
will be hard for the Brili.h troops to catch
them.
sERyIA DECIAREs WAR.
LONDON. November 1.-THE SsiviAn
Government has informed NJ. Rangabe, the
acting Servian agent in Bulgaria. that In
consequence Of the unjus,ifable attacks oa
Servians and the invasion OF Serrian ter
r,ory by the Bulgariars, Sersia has De.
oided to declare war against Bulgaria.
DrFRAUDISG ruI NEW ORLEANS EXHIBITION.
LoSpoS, November l3-Messrs Barber
and Marsdep. directors Of the Great East.
ern Steamship Company, and Mr.. Brown.
q ship broker, were to-day formally charged
in court with fraudulenlly obtaining
Il coo from the New Orleans Exhibition
syndicate by stating that the Great East.
ern was f. for sea, whereas she was totally
unfit for a sea voyage. The case Was al.
aiionynsJ
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A Strange Scene.

There vas very unusual proceeding 10
the Court Of Common Pleas at New Phils-
delphia fez dsys sgo. A petition signed
BY q majority Of the members Of the bar,
vas handed TO Judge Pearce, requesting
him 70 reGgH. We understand ihAt the
REQUEST Ess made on account OF the harsh
ness Of Judge Pearce toward the lawyers.
The Reporter says that Judge Pearce met
the petitioners in q coar:eous and friendly
way, and assured the gentlemen that while
Eis dusy to tie public snl himself would
no. warrant him in rendering his reGgua.
ton, that he would carefully examine into
their grievance, and would chsehulIy meeI
them TO Jointly consider matters.
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rEEmER, TaE CHAMPION.
He VIII Pull with Ritz at BeIIaire Thl


He VIII Pull with Ritz at BeIIaire This
Afternoon,
John Teemer, the well known oSrsmaD,
came down from Pittsburg yesterday with
his wife, and IS stopping With Mr. Ed.
Hand an. This morning ne Will 90 down
to Bellaire, where he and Ritz will row q
three mile exhibition race at O'Clock
this afternoon. In conversation with q
REGISTER reporter, Teemer said be had no
doubt of his ability TO beat Hsnlsn IS
often as the latter cared to roz. He
will have no trouble, said Le, 'in getting
a race out Of me whenever he wants one.
will be glad to row him any distance
over three miles for any Gum he cares to
risk. think he 90. the worst Of it in oul
recent controversy and will be glad to
keep quiet from this out
rs i true that you are to row double
with Ritz, uex. GUNNER?
"Yes. We have ordered Q new double
scull from Ruddick, Of Boston, and expect
70 have it in time 10 have few spins be
tore cold weather sets in. We have nevei
pulled together, but hsve no doubt w
shall get along very well.
Have you auy races Is prospect noWR
Well, no Goadaur is talking Of max
ing match, but l don't know hoz It vii
come out l wonldn't have much troublt
in downing him
Mr.. Teeper and wife had 6 close csl
from being involved in tie disAstrou
wreck On Tia B : G., near ConaeliSv.Il.
Thursday morning, They had purchase
ticke:s and made every preparation to en-
bark On the wrecked train, bat we're d
lsyed in stsrtirg by some triAipg event
Mr.. Teener viii return home on No
Sey
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AMUSEMES Is.
THE ROHANY RYE.


Quite a large audience assembled at the
Opera House last evening 10 witness the
initial presentation Of The Romauy Rye
under the management OF Messrs. lehsn
and Batemsu. Ihis mott interesting ot
the great spectacular dramas was given in
q manner afordirg the utmost satisiac
ton to those present, the scenery being
unusually elective sadv--strikf5y--|fhe
plot, although somewhat intricate, is we'll
worked ont, snd from beginning
10 erd sbouDds in pictur.
esque situations and effective dialogues,
which are used to good advantage by the
members Of the company. The cast is a
powerful one, ttrorg oil the way through
and each Individual member seems espec-
tally fitted for the part assigned them.
John Burke IS Jack Hearne," and Miss
Victory Batemau ss "Gerue Hetkett," d.
vided the honors Of the evening between
them, both presenting their parts in q
manner which called forth frequent sp.
plause. Mr.IO. B. Collins, ss Joe Heck.
EFT" the thief, was worthy Of great
praise. Belle Douglass, as Mother Ship
ton" also did her work well, Wbils the
company at large Ellsd tRe various roles
10 c most satisfactory manner. The dog
Lion comes in Tor his share OF 2raise, act.
Ing his by no means unimportant part
very cleverly.
Lion, By the way, has quite history.
having appeared with Maggie Mitchell 10
The Midget" and With Minnie Palmer in
"My Saeetheart,' both Of whom tried in
va; 10 purchase him. Before that he was
owned by Sgnor Campsniui, the tenor, &C
companying him 10 Europe in one Of bic
tours. be also appeared in the play CT
Max Muller, OF the Standard Theatsr. In
one instance at least, be saved thsas'
from destruction. the beautiful new Grand
Opera House in Minneapolis, Mimi, he
discovering o IRE in one Of the rooms after
the perfor nance. and calling the jsbitors 81
tenton 10 it by his frantic barking. Fer this
service he was presen,ed with an elegant
silver collar, appropriately inscribed. His
most heroic feat was the rescuipg from tss
/ S.. Lawrence the little dsUgtttEof Nr. Jean
I Chavsau, at MonIesl, lat September. The
strong cgrrent carried both dog and child
fully a mile down stream before they were
picked up Mr. Cbsyeau offered 1900
Tor Lion, bu; in vain, and frslly presented
him with massive geld collar Eet With
small briIlisrts Inscribed With his name
and the date, September I, 1884.
THE crERA sEAsoS.
Tee following is the operate programme
at the Academy Of Music next vssk
Monday, Chimes of Nornssdyi Tuesday
The Mikado; Wednesday Matinee. Pa
tiercs; wednesday evening, Girolfe.G
roas; Thursday, 0livette; Friday, Bile
Taylor; Saturday Matinee. The Hiksdo
Saturday evening, La MAscote.
Gus wILLl4Ns CoNIyG.
Gas Williams, the ever popular GermsI
comedian. is booked for tse OOera Hous
on Saturday. ils 2lst inst. HIS engage
aent Will open With madnte in iEs after
uoon and end with the night performanc
Wheeling theatre goers ere 90 well 81
uuAinted With Gus that he is sure TO rsceiy
warm reception.
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WHEELING CAPITAL
To start New Iron Industry at Beaver
FAILS, F4.

To start New Iron Industry at Beaver
FAILS, Fg.
A certificate has been issued TO the Bea-
yer Falls Iron Company for the purpose Ct
manufacturing and dealing in sheet iron
and steel, sn1 boring Tor natural gas. and
transporting same By neaas o! pipes or
otherwise, for public as we'll IS private use
The principal Office is to be at Beaver
Falls, Pennsylvania, and the charter is TO
expire on the Path day of October, 1885,
For the purpose Of forming such corpora
ton $500 has been subscribed, OF which
$50 has teen 2aid in, with the privilege OF
increasing same to 100000 in all The
shares sre Of the value Of 500 each, and
are held as fellows: Nelson <. Whitaker,
Edward c. Ewing Loriog DoSDs. EdSsr6
l. Pratt sud VIM. ?. Hubbard Of Wheel
~, w. vs., share each.
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R.iIrnnh RAnnrts Denied.

New YORK, November ia Phila'
delphis special says: PeDnsyl l5snia rail
road officials emphatically deny the story
that traffic arrangement has been made
between the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio railroads for business between
Baltimore aud New York, pending the
completion Of the latters line from BAlti-
more to New York, and that the B. Il o. is
TO have an allotment Of eight per cent. OF
the new trunk line pool to come out in
the Pennsylvania share. They say
that the subject Of the Baltimore and Ohio
per centsge has not been officially consid-
cred. There is every probability, however,
that soma sach an arrangement will be
made, though nothing Of the sort has yet
been accomplished.
A current report here regarding the pro
posed extension Of the Chicago 4 Atlantic
Railroad to connect with the New York,
philadelphia L Buffalo Railroad at New
Castle, Pa, thus forming through line
and sn outlet for the Wabash and South
veatsrn system, is also denied
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Advice to kzstaers.

ar. Wiasiovs Soothing Syrup for etil
isen teething, ia the prescription OF one g
ne bss; female nurses and physicians in u
United States, ard has kssn used for fort!
years xita rsveE falling srceess By MI;
Eona Of mothers for their childfes. Dur
ing the prccsss Of tse.hing I've value 10 in
.afculsbla. II relieves the child from Psir
.ures dyssnsery ard diArrhqs gsiping IL
the bowels, and yiai eofe. By gHn,
health 70 t.s child it rests the mosks
E,ins shs n bottle.
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kGHPATHY FROM ABROAD.
A Touching Tributs to the Late Alexander
Laughlin, Esq.

A Touching Tribute to the Late Alexander
LaughIIn, Esq.
The Pittsburg Labor Tribune speaks in
the fOllowipg eulo2istic and deserving tef me
oftGe late Aexlld | iughliD. 90:
The Genial s1aile Of Hr. AlsZ .nder
LaugtliD, principal owner Of the Martins
Ferry, Ohio, nail works, who died very
suddenly from spoplexy on the 5th inst,
will be missed very much By ali Who kne~
him. He was one Of the few iron manu-
tacturers WIG loYea Zig vorkIer, and
never failed TO sboE lis appreciation
Of them 10 0 practical As well ~ o:her
WAYS. He vas 40 idol sgopG the
iron workers Of Wheeling and vicinity,
who looked upon him as their friend On
every hand, Shen rtfsrerce va. made to
him in any way, be was called Alex y
snd his name w2a 6 syIcrym anoog the
masses. He EAs An admin Of ihe ,usl
gamated Association, sni more than onct
expressed bis desire that every man in h's
mil ioin IL his sadlen demise may
be traced to several causes. not the least C!
which vas bis being ioycsi, tLE5ugS the
introduction Of ,ps steel bsil. 10 discharge
hia boilers, InAuT &C Ehom had been ESQ.
ciated With bin in ise ra:H I'd ysArs His
relatives will have the Fympathy cf thou
sauis u workingnen in Ih-ir sad bersaye
nent, fer Shile they have les, kind tatk
er tbs working men have Ice. . deal
friend
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4 New Road.

PIrTSBUEG, November ia company
has been formed composed mostly Of Pitts
burg capital, for the purpose Of building q
railroad across the State Of Kentucky into
Tennessee. The line Of the proposed read
was surveyed nom Evsngyille, Ind, down
though Kentucky TO Jackson, Tenn. 1t
is 20 be called the Ohio Valley road, and
extends in soanwesterly direction, open
ing q portion of the country the richest in
mi2erals and in agricultural products Of
sny part OF tae State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-14

Contributions are pouring in from all parts
of the city. AT the citizens meeting 81
the Cotton Exchange $4,000 was sub
scribed by business men. Among the
largest subscribers are Ball, Hutchins u
Co, bankers, 81 900; P. J. Willis & Co,
wholesale dry goods, $1,000; l.. q d
Blum $500.
Captain James B. Esds, the celebrated
engineer telegraphs one thousand dollars
from St. Louis.
JAY GOULD SHOWS Up IN GREAT sHAPE.
The following telegram was received at
9 o'clock tonight
NEw YoRK, Noyembersl3.--H Roger
L. Fulton, Mayor Of Galveston: am Just
in receipt of dispatches with an account OF
the terrible conhsgraiion that has visited
your beautiful city. Please accept my
sympathy in your misfortune. You may
draw on me at sight for Ave thousand dol
lars TO be used under the direction Of o
relief committee, or otherwise. at your dis
cretion, to relieve the needy.
(Signed) JAY GOULD.
A. A. Fowler, General Manager of the
Boston Globe telegrsphs Mayor Fulton;
What can the people Ct Boston do for
.tae suffering and bomsBsss IN GalvestonT
Please answer. Will collect for pubhca-
ton and do our best
Ford's Miksdo Company, now playing
here, gave benefit, which netted $500,
for thu sufferers.
The Council met in special session this
evening and voted donation of fifteen
thousand dollars for the sufferers.
and appointed a committee of three
Aldermen to act with the Citizens Com
mite in distributing the funds. This
m akes SSI 500 already donated BY citizens
of Galveston, which together with outside
donations foots up $780, in one day.
Nearly every one has su
ESTIMATE
as 10 wha. the total loss Of the great hre
toots up. The bsst posted citizens place
the loss at fully 100000, while many
Others put the estimate ss high
as q. 100000. Insurance men have
been hard at work all day and to might
completing list oftheir policies. So much
confusion aud uncertainty has prevailed,
that the task of locating policies was dit
fcplt one.
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CONDENSED TELE6RAMS.

Thomas Ford wss sentenced, al Buffalo
=. =, 70 TIE PsSiEshtiafy Tor he foftifi;
ing John Bingham.
Rez. ". ". Hicks, 10 his libel suit Tor
S35, 900 damsses against the Evening Star
Newspaper Company OF Washington, D
c., has been awarded one cent
HI. Woodbridge, the street car driver
of Omaha, Neb., who lately shot high
wayman, has left Omaha fearing the warn
irgs Esads sgainst him.
Carl Scuura Lss withdrawn hi5 offer to
purchase the Boston Post, md vii seek &c
purchase the Boston Advertiser.
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THE DOOMED REBEL.
A Mere FOrmality All That Stands
Between Riel and Death.
ANOTHER TEMPORARY RESPITE
viii Probably be Ordered if the Specific
Order Of Execution Arrives Not
This Morning.
THE sRERIFf's CAUTIOUS ACTIONS.

WINNIPEG, MAN, November l3.-Pre
parations for tao hanging of the leader oi
the half breeds in their tEo rebellions are
complete. In the abaeHce Of orders from
the government to carry ou. the sentence
of death on Riel, 1t is probable 10 night be
will be again rsspited. The order direct:
ing the execution to take place next Mon
day has not yet arrived and the statement
is made that unless the specific order arrives
BY to morrow morning the judge will issue
order for further respite. 1t has been
customary heretofore in ordinary cases for
the sheriff to carry out the mandate of the
jury on the simple authority Of telegram
from Ottawa, but the case of Riel has a.
ready provoked such fierce controversy
throughout the Dominion, that
the sheriff declares he will not assume
responsibility Of acting upon what might
prove TO be forged telegram. In the
meantime Riel is kept under surveillance.
he is closely confined in jail within the
barracks OF the mounted police two miles
from this village aud q mounted
guard Of sixty men is constantly
maintained. Some Of the sentries
occupy post of observation sent one halt
mile distant from camp. Nostrapgers are
admitted TO the Jail and the only view OBJ
tainable of Riel is when be is pacing the
jail yard for an hour each morning accom-
panied By his medical adViser. The mill
tary are weary Of guarding their prisoner,
as the widest rGmors are continually bsiDg
made OF efforts making to rescue him.
A body Of men approaching the post
early this morning occasioned tenn
porary aatter on the iltimstion that Du-
mont and party had crossed the boundary
line from the south to rescue their former
leader. 1t proved to be the detachment OF
mounted police from Wood Moubtsin. The
fate Of the rebel and the action Of the Do
mirion authorities has taken possession Of
all classes Of people in Manitoba aud is
paramount to them.
CONFLICTING RUNoRs CONCERNING REL
OTTAWA, November l3-The Cabinet
had long consultation last night over the
Riel affair, but no result has ye; been an.
noanced. 1t is rumored that The Govern.
ment will fall back on the statement OF the
Warden OF Regina prison, that Riel ia now
insane, and will continue the death SEN
tence. Riel friends are hopetal of saving
him. A prominent Conservative member
Of Parliament said to day that the death
warrant had reached Regina and arrange
ments are complete for Riels execution.
Another Cabinet meeting will be held to-
day.
DEMANDS REPRIEyE.
Montreal, November l3-The Ia
Presse comes out boldly in demanding the
reprievo oi the death penalty on Riel. Ii
also announces that Des Jardins and couu-
eel have informed Sir john, that il Riel is
hanged be must not look TOR their support
in future. and that the whole Conservative
party will.do the same 1t claims that this
IS the trump card to save Risl aud defeat
the Orangemens revenge and ViRdlcstiSe
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An End 10 BON. so,a.inZ.

Edward sheFserd, Of HArrisburg. ID,
ssys: Having received 30 much bens6,
from Electric Bitters, I feel It my duy 70
let suffering humanity know Il. Have had
s-znning sore On ny leg for eight yeazs
mT doctors told me l would have TO hays
the bone scrsped orleg amputated. ! ssed
instead, three bottles Of Elsct-;s Bittsrs Ast
seven boxes BGeklsa's Arniea Salye, An,
nv le- q now sound and vel.
Elecrie Bitters are sod at ffty cents {
bottle, and Bucklen's Arn;es Salye at &c
per box By Logan 4 Co;
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In DEutsrpr,sinE, Reliable House.

Logan L Co, can always berefed upon,
not only to carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
t;clss IS have well known merit, and are
popular vita the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being siSs5s snts-p.is.a u
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, win sell it on 8
rcStive guarantee. It viii surely cure any
and every affection of Throat, Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, We invii'
you 70 call and get . Trisl Bottle FIssi
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They Are Not Sorry,

There is ore thing nobody e7er regrsss
that :. ths esY .heJ srzs adopted RsrS-
er's Tonic 81 helr regular family nedi.
cine. Its rGugs Is 50 vide, and its good
effects 80 sure, that no.hiug else, except
good nursing, sre needed 10 great me-.
jority ofcases. Boy it. Try it, AiterWsrds
il will not require any praise from ia
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Nartinsburg Items.
Mil 10 III Psltitlsr.

NARTISssUkG, ". f., November l3 -
Deputy sheriEs Hollis and selcind;ser
left this morning for the State psnitentiary
a. Moundsville, with nine prisoners, SEN
,ecced at the recent term OF the Circui:
Court, tos te.=s ranging from two to Eve
years.
A young mems Republican club with g
mem Sership of Fifty, was organized here
les. night. II will be known as the
"SheFmSn inVincibles
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FULLER DETAILS.

Moderate EStInais Of lie Loss
20 Property.
0-L' ssE0S, Tex, November ls.-Sesu
"a, -.1 s'a' Top Gssnokipg. burned dis
- ''stn9 s' q huge. EssE, kAl-Ore0sd
yn' s'rcss / e slSnd from Il e Bsy
' - o 'he Cult The island is At that
i'A' is'sen tlOeks, or one mile and .
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The Praise of sozodouts

Like ths famous article itself, is in slmosl
eysrybody's mouth. The people know that
il p.esersas Is yell IS beauties the teeth.
Hence i, is the s;anaEsd too:h Wssb Of
the Period.
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on TIE OHIO
An Kvitsns % Asvs Csssss.iss NJ
Bsas sal Beafnsss

beo D 40 Bo9LnSos
MARKS at other pisces: Greensboro. IL
feet inches and falling; Oil City, tset
and $40 inches and falling. Psrktrs3
feet S inches and stationary; Btoupsvine
fee. inches ard stationary; Riess
Landing, 4 feet inches and falling; Nor
Gsntosn 3 feet 8 inches and ststiosasy;
Lock No. 4, I Test inch and falling.
The Louis A. sheriey leaves fos Cincis'
zati Sunday ct q m
The Katie Stoekdais passs up to-nef-
row for Pittsbafg.
The narks laSt night indicated ) fsG
inches sud falling.
i The C. W. Bsehelos lsGses fos Ftssssg
at "a m to4Ay.
Tbe Dinssl h1sss ios Pxhssbus ~
zssnas g II Selesk.
The 5eotis i ues sesp his nosnise;
Tbs Esls Io1ss3 = q csshsfoa vrA .
broken vsik. .
The r1ks q P,rssarg . { night vs's
10 fsx Q inches ssd tsi'iSg
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They Went.

SANTA CRUz, November lS. - The
Chinese engaged as lsundrymen and wood
cutters ct Lorenzo were last night given
tRen,y.four hours notice to leave, and to-
dsy are packing up preparatory 70 quit
ripg that paTt C. the country. No violence
was used. The Cinnamon sgrssd TO 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-14

We tsy. On the lovfr s:ie o the kaa-
axhs q Gu ious torn Of fkin disc ss, which
seems 20 be 20 Contagious that the choos
II HeId-rsoD aud Aibueke have been
| esosed-pt, Pleasant Gazette.