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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
AN IasIEAsE LsrABLisHMESr,

And Magnificent stock of Dry Goods.
That the firm of E. N. McGillin & Co.
has succeeded in building up the larges;
dry goods establishment ever in our city, is
fact beyond dispute, aud that he offers
larger and more varied assortment Of goods
to the public at less money than any Of his
competitors, there can be hardly doubt.
The point of cheapness, without q CORE
spending reduction in the value of the arti-
Gle sold, is sn especial one with this Erm,
and prices are only kept at the lowest possible
notch by careful attention to the smallest
detaila Of the business by experienced men,
and the fudicious use of the large resources
of the firm. The firm carries at all times
stock which viii inventory over 800 900,
and 10 this tremendous assortment additions
are daily made. These goods are bought
direct IRON importers and manufacturers,
for eash, and the result Is special discount
not obtained BY any other dealer. The firm
is in Wheeling to stay, and it proposes to
win its way to the good viii Of our people
By the squarsst Of square dealing, and BY
keeping all classes Of the choicest and most
seasonable goods for less money than any
other house
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements OF wheelingites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Wheelingites, and the Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. John Reed, the South Side druggist,
leaves this morning for Pittsburg on a short
business trip
c. N. Shrewsbury Of Parkersburg, is at
the st. James.
Ex-Governor George Loomis of Parkers.
burg, is quartered at the St. James.
A. G. Braden, of Washington, Pa, is at
the St. James.
A. q. McTaggart Of Willismstown, W.
Va, is at the st. James,
Frank L. D. Young of New MartinSville,
W. Va, is in the city.
Ex.Internal Revenue Collector |. II.
Duval has received from the Treasury De.
partment at Washington statement show.
ing his official accounts closed and every
cent due the government accounted for.
Much praise is due Mr.. I. L Laird, chief
clerk, now in charge of the Wheeling Office
under Collector Mccormick -Wellsbarg
Herald.
George W. Pangbo-n, of Columbus, 0 hio
is at the McLure.
S. B Potts, Of Powhattan, Ohio, is in the
city.
j. H. Dis and wife. OF Parkersburg, are
qusrtered at the Mcclure.
Colonel C. J. Despard, Of Parkersburg, is
autographed al the McLure.
Messrs. Henry McAniuch and John Wis
;er, Of Harrisburg. Pa, are in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

That is Expected 20 Restrain the Married
in Haste and Repent at Leisure B1si-
ness.
Bi-7s5Tg H'raH.
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania recently
enacted a law requiring candidates for mat.
rimony in that State, to 90 through about
the same forms as are required in this
State and in Ohio, so far as obtaining q
license is concerned, and torbidding under
q penalty the solemnization of marriage by
any one unless these foTmalites are ob
rerved. This will interfere seriously with
the business of Squire Msyes" and others
resi6ing on the borders, who have done
go much marrying in the past, and
may seriously incommode runaway couples,
but, notwithstanding that, it is q wise
and salutsry lsw. Something can be said
on both sides Of the question; but the fscili-
ties for rash and inconsiderate marriages
should not be increased but rather some re-
straint imposed upon them Married in
haste and repented at leisure, has been the
history of many an ihsssorted couple that
might have been otherwise had the Law in-
posed Its distractions in time to delay or
prevent.
The old law also made it somexhst risky
for minister 70 marry couples under age,
which is remedied in the law as amended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Notable Improvement.

Yesterday 9 reporter was attracted By q
beautiful display Of photographs in Messts.
Myies & Sons window on Main strees,
Wheeling. Mr.. John Myles has recently
erected an addition to the galleries of this
wen known house, part Of which is used as
q display window. On the second floor is
seen the cozy studio of the artist The es-
tahEshment IS fitted throsghout with cleo
tric bells and supplied with al ths artistic
iuxuries Of modern times. making place
which stands second to none in the Ssate.
Some new style photos produced from plates
manufactured BY the firm give the most
beautiful effects se have ever seen. Feg
indeed viii be found who viii iailto pra
nouncs this most complete and plsaaan.
s,abHshment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
e. NJ. McGillin & Co.


II Is no secret thai our nouss Il doing the earpN
trade oi the city, and the rcsSons are apparent We
distance all c,mpctiton. In showtng Largest stocts
the bOst tylcs and asking the lowest Pric~ We can
ell and 10 cell carpets In all Krades from the cheap
st cotton 10 the hntst made, for lc1 noney tha1
any other house, AMI wc prcia-s 10 oontinus dotng
&.
You can buy uice bright carpet at 2sc ysrd.
lnu can bay an elegant wearing earpss 81 tG
ya'L
You eau luy the Lest all. WOOL eIta super iagrAln
caipel made. at TSr a yani, and several last years
IaisiGz Wc will scll at6c
T,pbTy Brussels Al &c, ijc, and the bcst made =
B.iy Brussels at q oO, 81 Is, and the be-, msAs u
si95
Floor Oil Cloth, 2Sc square yard.
Iacc Curtains, q % per pair and upwards We
claim 10 srl st s. 90 pair lace curtain that sone
houses ask as much A. SO 90 pair for.
Heavy Curtains at ~ 80, o ", " 30, Is %, 80,
$40 ~, sii ~ aud upwards.
We are making speciality ~ Domestic aud India
Ru.s and our prices are away down.
hoi'auds ioc yari, In all color.
Polcs and Corniocs. An elegant curtain pole u
cLciTy. walnut and a-h, comIleto si SOC. shish
means oIr rings ends and brackets ready 70 he pat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
A few SOLID FACT s
THE SHORT WAY,
THE QUICK WAY,
AND THE ONLY WAY,


ell them ear
tha aponth
than the merchant
possibly Ownh
gained BY hs psuss
moi Lodsd ni choice which
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found
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which
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wha amsy nasthaandns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
yIaeINIA's MIDDLE.
The Compromise Need Not Increase the
Rate OF Taxation.

The Compromise Need Not Increase tne
Rate OF Taxation.
RICHNoSD, Va, May The compro-
mise proposed by the foreign bondholders to
the Virginia authorities, it is said, need not
if accepted, increase the rate of taxation
The counsel for the bondholders claims that
the revenues Of the State, at the present rate
OF taxation (torty cents on the hundred dol
lars), would pay the interest on the debt as
thus compromised, leave the appropriations
for the public schools Just what they now are,
leave the expenses of the State government
lust what they now are, and leave q consid-
erable surplus over This surplus is sufh-
cieut to pay the interest on the rest of the
debt as funded under the Riddleberger bill,
and this statement does not take into con-
siderstion the large increase in taxable
values which the assessment now going on
will show, and which will be the basis Of the
next years revenues Mr.. Royal, counsel
for the bondholders, will oppose the motion
of Attorney General Garland before the
United States Supreme Court for reopen
ing of the cases recently decided against the
State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Several More Appointments Mado Yester-
day.

Several More Appointments Mado Yester-
day.
WASHINGTON, May Late this alter
noon the President made the following ap-
pointments: Thos. NJ. Ferran, to be COllec-
tor of Internal Revenue for the first district
of New Jersey, vice VIM. P. Tatem' aus-
pended. Spruille Brsden, to be Assayer at
the U. S. Assay Office, at Boisee City, Idaho,
vice Norman Camp, suspended. George
Hays, to be Supervising Inspector OF Steam
Vessels for the fifth district, vice Mark ID.
Flower, suspended.
The appointment of George b. Clark OF
Missouri, and VIM. King, Of Georgia, to be
Internal Revenue agents, vice A. d. CLARK,
of Kentucky, and 7. ]. Grimerson, OF Penn
sylvania, resigned took effect to-day
The Secretary of the Treasury to. day ap-
pointed VIM. F. SRitzerler, of Missouri, to
be ehief clerk of the bureau Of statistics, wee
JOS. N. Whitney, OF Maine, removed: de
also ordered the removal Of Special Agent
E. Chamberin, one of the reasons for his
removal beng that he was born In Vermont
was appointed from Virginia and voted IN
MARYLAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
NO MATERIAL DAMAGE
Done the Capitol Building by the States
Moving Out.

Done the Capitol Building by the States
Moving Ont.
The assertion in Thursday mornings In
telligepcer, regarding the State House, that
it would take the $4,000 appropriated by
the State to make good the damage done
the building in moving ont, created no lit.
lie criticism about the Capitol Yesterday,
Janitor Carder, under whose supervision the
moving was done being especially indig-
nant at the magnitude of the untruth. OF
course, in transferring from the upper to the
lower floors, and moving beyond the walls
such an enormous mass of material
some slight abrasion of the wood work or
the possible cracking Of some of the tiles
was to be expected, but it is entirely safe
to say that 500 would far more than repre-
cent the actual injury done the building.
The work Of removal seems to have been
generally very carefully done, and no wan
ton destruction Of property has come under
our notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Three Italians On the Scene.
The Riot at Joliet.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May l.-Governor
0glesby tonight ordered four companies Of
he Fourth Regiment State Militia to be
sent TO Joliet at once to quiet the riot there
Adutant General Vance and Captain Bell
left tonight for Joliet The Governor has
been importuned all day by the Shirt Of
viii county for troops. The Sheriff states
that threats are being made to burn Joliet.
The companies ordered out are from Bloom
in pton, Streator and Ottawa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
A Minister Suspende ed.

CLEVELAND, May IA special to an
afternoon paper says: Levi Boyer, an Epis
copal minister at Ashtsbula, Ohio, has been
suspended by Bishop Bedell. Boyer was
married and had one child. Recently a
woman who gave her name as Mrs. Stewart,
arrived from the South and claimed she was
Boyers wife. Boyer made no defense save
that he once knew Mrs. Stewart, and the
Bishop thought it best to suspend him in
order to investigate the charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
transfer Of Real Estate,

The following transfers of real estate Was
left for record al Clerk Hooks o6ce yesser-
Deed made April 30. 1885. By W. P.
Hubbard. trustee, TO Maria a. Mills, for The
east half of q lot Of groand on the NORTH
SIDE Of Fifteenth street. between JacsS aHd
Wood streets.
Deed made April 80. 1885, by Robert J.
Sni,h ssd vide 10 Jalias Poljoek for No II.
IA sausrs No. II. situate or the vss' side q
chsu!ire s.re.s. soath Of ne Il s cbssra
saifct. and s,so pisrs: Of gFonrd "a ne
rtar Il iot Ne 4. II s,<a s9ssrs- fs1s:3xl
alio,. tiz.le1.5e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Cumberland miners troubles.

CUMBERLAND, Nh MAY THE miners
of the Cumberland regions held meetings
last night, at which committees were sp
tors and erdeavor to settle all grievances
by the 9th inst. If this offer fails they will,
without doubt, strike and will resort to lock-
outs TO keep other labor from the region.
Ibis request is tor restoration to the so
cents per ton rs'e from which they we're re-
duee6 last December II was feared they
would strike TO-DAY, the operators having ig-
nored their notice, but no serious suspsn-
sion has occurred. About 1900 min=Es are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
OUR LINE OF sHAWLS.

Like everything else in this department, has n"
sunerinr consisting n IL does, Of alt thr lea iug
makes OF Foreign and Domestic goods.
SQUARE Black Cashmere ShaPls - o. to- ~ o..
Tints and White Cashmere -hawls, 6 q D't %.
Paisley Shawls, s6 90 10 - 90.
Foreign Persiau Shiwis. 81 10 TO 10 -
Domestic Persian SEarls, 200 to o.
All Wool Plaid and Fancy shaSls, II 80 W
Ihesr goods have iCrG 'u:ly reduced "a pace
and we guarantee at least ~ Irr cent. t. I '>e "'
purchase any oi the above goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Base Ball.

At PiItsburg-Pittsburg and ST. Louis
gsre postponed on account of rain.
At Observation-Disclosures game post.
po5sd; rain
At Bsltimore-Gsms between Balfimores
and Athletics postponed; rain.
At St LoGis-St L0uis 5. Chicago 3.
At Dstoit-D Detroits 8, BufEalos 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
BRIEF TELEGRAAS.
AgeidanIa.

Accidents.
Mrs. Euma Grsmhch, who was SIN
T,I Cd rs \ witness in the Superior Court
o. tiCncinrati, dropped dead Of heart dis
esse IS she was about to take the stand.
Richard Drais, aged fourteen, who ran
away from his home in Washington, c. H.,
Ohio 10 follow Sells circus, was crushed 70
deaf by a train at JetfeTsonville, D.
On trestle on the Chester and Leuoir
Railroad colored fireman, George John.
stCn, leaped G.om the engine aud struck the
around, seventy feet below. on his head,
crushing his skull, and causing death with
in few hours.
Murders.
1t Columbus, O., Riley Brown, an ex-
convict sho, John Shaffsr q stable mau,
yesterday, killing him instantly. Sever.
a. shots we're exchanged. Brown was
wounded in the leg. The trouble arose over
Skaters intimacy with Browns wife. All
the parties are from Portsmouth, D.
Fires.
Johlson's hub and spoke factory, at
Portsmouth, O., burned yesterday. Loss
SjOOO0; insured.
miscellaneous.
At Rochester, n. Y, six hundred iron
moiders struck yesterday against q pro-
posed reduction in wages.
The Meadow cotton mill, Of Wm. E.
Hooper & Sons, at Woodbery, Baltimore
county, Nd has suspended operations until
further forlezs. The mill when running
tuI, gave employment 10 several hundred
hands.
At Washington, Ps., Thursday night,
Jacob NtaSe confectionery Ess bargalizsd
OF SZe. Entrance Was effected through
window.
James p. Boyce, prominent old-time
aoohnonist, and more recently q radical
p5ohbiiocg agi'stnr, died Thursday at Lynn,
Mass, aged so years.
at Las Cruces. n. NJ, Ruperto Lara, the
ElFcerer Of the NesmiIh family in 1882, vaS
Aarg yesterday.
4 general committee has been appointed
nhSeShaIre TO furnish rehef to the
. IlosFs ard labOrers now locked out in
'Ns 'oStF Portion Of Lnzerne county.
Geo, Mack, Who murdered Richard
tGAer a, Great Bend, Has, Sunday was
STP,o's5, STPi ha1g by mob and bis body rid
oled With bullets.
= MCeaId Turpin, sent to the Ohio psui b.
~ ior hte, sOs incest six years ago, vas
faEuoned Oy Governor Hoadly.
sehn 7. Woodward was arrested in In.
ApGiis for violation of the postal laws
n,Se S'ciag lottery circulars through the
,hGai Ohio Republicans are endeavor-
SSPrr s6,d, O.
VII ts ne Miller, 3 prisoner at CrawfOrds-
eSj ,. .ro VI Iail for forgery. made his sec
SsFs Wednesday.
ssasS, eSS ~. 81 q James o. noaaeil. Al Lo-
e.saI F'' l'.l Of the eh4r,s Of forgery.
a''s u ca isdigsa,ivo
Is,s ,s' ,''.'9s g LiSOsss "a, Commander De
Rs...s 3e' JsAnrsi.s sx2eSi,ior. hss been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'5
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Chemise, % cts. " $50.
Ladies' Drawers, ~ cts tots %.
Ladies' Night Dresses, - cts. to 50 -.
Ladies Skirts, - cts. to 500.
% lHrs oi Imported and Domestic Cpr.sl O., from
.tg o.. aa,h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Shot Him Dead.

LrTTLE Rock, May LIN Lincoln com
", two months ago, an old nan named
Bowen was murdered on his premises, sus,
pieion pointed to Wilkins, his son in Law, but
10 direct evidence appeared. Wednesday
night, Wilkins went to Bowens house ana
abused his daughter. Who had him arrested.
While under guard in his own house. Thurs
daY night party of men rode up and shot
him dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
BROWN SaEHrINGS.

Atlantic p, &c PER yard.
- Tam 0'shantcf, eItra heavy, s. pes yast.
lockwood, hne. 6l1c pea gard.
Continental, G., d%e per ysrd-
Atlantic, A. heavy, Il per yard.
IIoote, 4. L., TIC pr yard.
90 inch, best, &C per yard.
s.. EItra Quality, Ice pct yard.
Good Q Z skeetinss, lee pef yard
Good 10 ! sheetbgs, soe per yard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
DOMESTICA.

Gooi rIins, last eolors. tc per yard.
Res, Indigo si0s Priht,, te per yard,
"-.''-'ds. Gn nv ssrd.
Good & ips hams, 50 per yard.
Rest nisde GlnghAms, so yer ys1d.
ylecatt pr,>s oinghams, ioc per lard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
The RIEl REBELLION.
The Situation in the Northwest
Statu Quo.
INDIANS MOVE OFF THEIR RESERVES
And Create a FIueY Among the
Settlers - Affairs at Qu'
Appelle Critical.
MILITARY Observation-Disclosures.

FoRr QU' ApPELLE, N. w. T., May L.
The Indians have left their reserves at
Touchwood and File Hills but whether
through fear Of troops or preparatory to
rising is not known. The settlers in the
vicinity are very uneasy. Chief factor Nc
Donald has confidence in the Indians 80
far, and does not think there is any danger.
Others equally acquainted with Indian ways
have contrary ideas. The Quebec cavalry
have left for Touchwood Hills. 1t is under
stood Governor Dewdney purposes coming
here to investigate matters. The foung
Rangers, Simcce Foresters and Winnipeg
Cavalry are still stationed here: Extra
precautions are maintained, hundred men
being kept under arms all night.
Relief Steamer Aground.
WNyIrEG, MAN, May Chief Commis.
sioner Wrightly received the following teIe-
gram from Major General Laurie: steamer
Northcote left Saskatchewan Landing on
April % with 200 Of the Midland battalion
ard two barges in tow, carrying about lou
tons Of forage, provisions and ammunition
and the ambulance corps. Have Just re-
ceived letter from Colonel Van Suauban-
zie, who is on board. He says the vessel is
aground three miles below the Elbow. l
sent the steamer Minnow down today to
take of the doctors and Gatling guns and
to push on to Clarke's Crossings to bring
the wounded back. DR.. Roddick and the
ambulance corps nave left Moose Jaw to at,
tend to the wounded.
Movements.
. CALGARY, May Col. Smiths battal-
ION pulled out for Edmonton yesterday leav-
rig one company here. Another is at
Gleichen, another at Mcleod. They were
accompal led by so scouts and IS teams
1t is said that Col. Smith did not want to
20 BY Edmonton believing he would have
mere fighting if he took the trail from Brow
foot to Fl. Pitt. 1t is believed that there
will be fighting later on at Sounding Lake,
which is on this trail. Immediate and &C
dive measures will be taken to drive Fort
Pitt, Saddle Lake and Frog Lake Indians
to the North branch, where they will De
run down By the forces under Colonel
Herschmer.
A dispatch late last night from Clark 8
Crossing saws General Middleton has just
returned from a reconnaissance, but saw
nothing Of the enemy. Lieutenant Swine:
ford died Yesterday afternoon. The rsst OF
the wounded will be moved to ClarkS Cross.
ing to-day.
In Parliament,
OTTAWA, May In Parliament last
night Sir A. Campbell, Minister Of Militia,
denied that the Indians in the Northwest
he'd been robbed, as stated in debate, and
had received only s. olt of every S2j voted
for them. lie said the main cause Of the
II dian risirg would ~ badly be found in the
al sence Of ~ buII'o. 1t might have been
through dishorest ogents. Ifso the guilty
persons wcrlt be punished. Senator Alex
arder responded in 3 denuncia,ion Of the
governmfrr's Irdiau policy, and quoted six
months ago. showing that the Indians were
starving on sccOont Of the bad provisions
furnished by The government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Eeavy Sentences at Grafton.

GRAF-ox, May In the case Of Arthur
Evans, charged w;;h gObbing Treyalls's
store, the jury returned a verdict today
Of not guilty John Shaw, charged with
forgery, confessed, A tramp calling himself
Henry" wos tried today for rob5ing boy
and attempting to cut his throat with
razor. The Jury returned a verdict of
guilty.
Judge Ice sentenced Ed. Salisbury to-day
to the Periysn;isry for FIVE years. John
Shaw for four years. The tramp Henry"
for FIVE years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
RnernIe. Ready to strike.

Every family is constantly in danger from
impure water, unripe fruit unwholesone
food. contagious diseases. cramps, eholsra
morbuH, coughs aud colds indigestion and
sitnple fsvers. In such cases . bottle Of
PsfkeFs Tonic kept IN she hoass rsnis>s i
unnecfseary 10 call phyzieisa N1thips
60 good foE shildren-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Eirht savage Rounds In Dakota.

WINNIPEG, May Ed. Mckeown, cham
pion heavyweight of Manitoba, and Ben
Aythurs, champion Of Montana, fought
eight savage rounds in a hall at Neche
OAK, night before last Both were terri
bly punished, and in the eighth round Ar
thurs received such a terrible blow that he
wss unable TO come to time, and the fight
was gwen to McHeown. A special train
lead Of sporting men went from here to see
-, E.bt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
miscellaneous.

Johusons hub and spoke factory, at
Portsmouth O., burned yesterday. Loss
$50 geo; insured.
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General Grant working AWAY

Nsw IoRS. May General Grant pass
ed very quiet hight. aad Colonel Grant
ct up with MIN un,il o clock this morn
'ng. To Gay the tiensrsi has been dictst.
:Ug 10 s,enographer matter for his book
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
No DeYeIopmants.

LogIsVILLE. Msy There il no devsl-
opmsn,s in L. n. A. / c.. express train
robbery, Nothing has been seen or heard
Of the robber and would be assassin. Davis
the messenger. is still alive, but uncoo-
scious. Webster, the baggage master, is
doing nicely, and win recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Accident or . nlnr,ler .

NarBEHSr, Mich. May Word was
received bere to dsy that George Fisher was
instantly killed a. Ne~bin~ay. yesterday,
by being struck on the head with ham.
mcr in the hands OF fellow workman,
while driving stakes, No ore witnessed
tie affair SDd tie nan who struck the blow
clnims u rsas ACCIDENTAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
In Parliament.
MORTALITY REPORT.

A Large Number OF Deaths Last Month
Caused from Pneumonia.
Following is the report of the City Health
Officer of the mortality statistics Of Wheel.
ing for the month Of April. 1t will be seea
that there are about fifteen or sixteen deaths
out of the total amount from some form Of
pneumonia, which disease, it seems is pro'.
ing very fatal this spring all over the coun.
try, therefore it would be well for our citi-
zens to guard especially against this dis
ease. A majority of the deaths are out oi
tie usual line Of causes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
Te,- Neet1,,x rfIbe S.CSRA

FRoyrDEycE. Il. / May The Exacu.
tive Cou.m;te Of ;he Na,iolai Civil Service
Reform Association has voted to hold its
leXt snuual u eeiiGg il Newport in August.
&r George William Curtis will preside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02

The csse of Michael FilAn, charged with
causing not on heWbeelng and Elm Grove
road last summer, was on trial in part III
Of the Circuit Court yesterday. but no deci-
sion had been reached when the coart ad-
innrned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-02
CLOAKs, SUITS, SHAWLS. MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR, C0RSETS, BUS.
TIES, SKIRTS AND IN.
FAINT GOODS
OUR STOCK OF LADIES' WRAPS

In all grade, from the 'ovc,, domestic to the hnc,