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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
BitIuHEPOBI.

Lon Easton and ;s,.sa Niaon w.ra ar
rested Saturday ,...n; loo Drunkenness AID
disorderly conduct Yesterday they were
fined : / and costs each
Sile Consway, rho msn who shot Mar
shall Joe McCOnuegghcy ilia win.er was
before the grand urY last week sod e true
bill OF shooting with intent 10 kill was
found
Messrs. Hector Iynah nni $. g. Reed,
the Jolly shoe 4summcrs, Wera in soan ysG-
teTday.
GT. Clayton Hogue Of Nj Pleasant VAS
IN town yesterday
Will Ster!ih was buried IN the Glens
RuH cemetery yesterday.
Henry Brcs0ck has entered suit in ;he
Court Of Common Pleas 20 inquire in!o the
title Of the property which l." g2ye ID wife
before their marriage.
The creditors Of +. II Nanie, \ Sou
met in Geo. C. McKsee oHica yesterday
and issued petition to the C0nt to sell
the good9 OF The firm IN lump FOR
SS59 90.
Mr.. Thomas Shile, Of Prlnire, 7ss in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Cline has grtamni ilom
! Cleveland.
Mr.. Henry Crawford Is again .b!e % be-
out,
Mr. Geo. Morrow bas p-ao TO New
Athens TO spend week.
: Miss Fannie Van Feit and hfr iGieGj
Mrs. Emma HsinbFighr, Of Cumberland.
Nd are tie quests Of MIR Ed Wells
C0i kckle, Of MeuIr;own wa in toSn
yesterday.
Protracted services in he krkwo0d ,:
f. Church will still be continued this ,.ea6
. quite "a Plumber of folks from hege vii
messed the etartiEg Of the gr.sg siX days
walking match at Chspliae slsrst riak
yesterday
Koehnleia Bros aSs pu;iipr ~ .cmo
Gne Chic siyerice.
Geo s. Turaey is learning ;siasraphy
under Chas Chapman.
The case Of Mrs. uaEanh Ahhc,f o.
Durham, England, - ,reoyge hhb5r'. d
this place, hal osen satisfactorily compro
mised ~ ne lawyers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
BELLAIRE.

The Etua glass works will make no
change in the present management this
year.
Some of our ns!lers are again talking of
entering with nailers OF Wheeling and
starting q co operative mill in Illinois.
j. B. Grant, OF this CITY, returned from
Chicago TO his place Of work in Canton q
few days ago, and is now laid up with
smallpoy at the latter city
The school teachers at their meeting on
Saturday, through Superintendent Jones,
Of this city, passed the following resolu.
tIon:
Resolved. That in the opinion OF the
members of this association the title
Professor should not be applied in per
sonal address or in print to any person
holding the position of teacher, principal
or Superintendent in the public schools"
Oscar Poorman ia home from sunt
through the State
The St. ClGirsvile Presbytery will be
held a. that place TO day
A number Of young ladies and gentle,
men from here ATTENDED q concert at
Wheeling last night.
!. 4. Gallaher is at St. Marys, W. Va.
attending the funeral Of his faiher.
TIE B5nwcod terryboat will resume her
trips as soon as the ice will permit.
J. N Marug was in Pittsbarg yesterday
on business connected with the lantern
globe works.
The river failed TO swell 10 the proper
tiJps the residents on the lowlands had
feared; indeed appearances indicate that
the rise got nipped in the bud
"8luche' Gallaher informed US that he
would contest in the walking match at
Wheeling.
A new st of boilers will be erected at
the blast furnace.
Revlysls are in progress on sll Sides but
the number Of converts are small. On
Sunday evening the First NJ + church
was crowded and chairs had 10 be set in the
aielea to accommodate the crowd.
On Tuesday, February 9, there will be
an examination in Cambridge for the pur.
pose Of selecting a young man between Il
and % years OF age for the L. 5. cadet.
ship
on Saturday evening Messrs. jacob
CrlMmel Louis Schlernitlauer, I'D Stipes.
Henry I.inksy and John Segward, all OF
this city, took the b ~ O : o'clock train
Tor Milwaukee, where they have secured
positions n glass factory recently started
in that city.
St Johns church congregation has be.
gun Oh organized effort 10 pay tor the prog
erty il purchased sh2r, time ago in the
Fourth ward, and so FIR have done hand
somely.
The E'na glass works did net resume op-
Grafton yesterday.
4 f4lloR with coLsiIerablo blood on his
clothes, caused By q cut on the hand was
arrested by Officer Leach yesterday after
noon.
The b. y u pad It's employees yester,
doc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
MARTINS FERRY.

Mr. Thomas Charlton, practical,
steady industrious glass worker, formerly
employed in the Buckeye as fuisher, has
been appointed by the Secretary 10 the
position of factory manageY. Mr. Charlton
is & good fellow and Eg wish him success
in his new position.
Or. Martin Xa~e McWilIiams is con.
fuei to his home, on Third street. with
serious illness.
The c0astiEg on several oi the grades
and tie old road hill is splendid just
nov, and the boys aui girls are making
good uge Of it.
IL !c1k5 nre Uusiness 10 once more SEE
tia side tracks at this place crowded with
cars and the manager ot The csr depart
ment "cnssing' their gcarcity sud turning
shippera away with no means TT hand 10
accommodate them.
The shOemaGe.s Teyo.t iots Of cObbling
,ust row. This Is not exactly because
OF prosperity.
The meetings at the NJ. + Church still
continue nightly. They are well attended
and are conducive OF much good. They
Will Ut COllluutu luutllElftlf,
On Sunday Reverend Walker, + D.
Cattell, Will CAtteil Gai IohR Henderson
went out tc lit Pleasant 10 attend the ded.
;as.tian OF the new Quaker Church. The
church is large structure bniit according
to the latest devised plane anu is quite
credit TO the toE.. 1t and ils flock are
presided over by Rev. d. B. UPdegraS,
the same gentleman who conducted several
meetings at the Presbyterian Church in
this place week before last Rev. Walker
preached the evening sermon at the Quaker
Church OH dedication dny.
Tickets Tor the MON Cornet Band con
cert Oil Wednesday night on sGle at Ong's
drug store.
C l. Meyers is still dangerously Ill.
Mr.. Peter Beazel rI;,I continues about
the same will. 40 usliceebla change
Ibc MaraLefcG0r meets Thursday, at
which meetin9 it Is probable that several
important questions vii be discussed
One day sst WEEK one Of our citizens
started out hiar some eggs to make some
egg nag lie purchased dozen. md
meeting irirud they went ate: avnething
to exhiliraIe. An hcGs later tho egg man
shppcd on 80 toa uui broke oil Of BIZ
r.1elious sheiled fruit. Shorty after be
was introduced TO a lady and the only re-
naming egg is!i :rom bis hat to the aoor
in front Of her. He declares 10 did not
put the egg into his kai ana cannot &C.
count for ia p;eSep.e there, but then there
sre Lcts o. uraccountable things happen.
/ Ex.U1ited States Gauger Warden, Of
Wheeling, was over Yesterday testing som q
OF our fire water. lie had his inst,aments
with him.
O. r Wood Gays be believes the South
Penn 7aigoaG will he built, together with
all tne connecting links in this locality and
tie br.2gs ST the mead Of the Island, bas.
.Ia hiS belief on the statements Of +. p.
Gowen and Caldwell, president and ,ece,y
cr Of the Reading; Robert !. layer, presi
dent, agd DR. Fo..st.st and ". NJ. Wat.
sou, az, t-s5 u he South Penn & Read
,1g Railroad, all Of whom say the S2u.t
Penn will surely be built
Hereafter Jam@+ Mcdonald, on the
"ponv" ,s.ln which leaves Martins Ferry
at 1 / IL. and returns at l2:30 D. ~, vii
not carry passengers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
A SERIES OF DISASTERS.
ars.., 2aragoto shipping by the Ice III
CnesaPe4Ee Bay.

3rs..t EaTago to shipping ny 'he Nv "
CnesaPe4Ee Bay.
B,rrwoRg, January lS.-Nayigai!on IN
ia Baltimore lar5or and Chsaapeake bay
j. s.,lin.cL o..liygc.ed b. the ice. Gheice
,oatg Maryland and iAtEoGe arS at work
constantly, endearoring to keep the cham
oal cp.n for the passage Of yease!S. Acct
dents 10 tugs and oy=ter boats by coming
N coa,a., with great cakes Of ice are nu'
,r.rl.-. Tue schooner Jacob Reed, Prov
;Ience 10 paltia.sse, las gene 10 Ne|port
Nv. TO avoid the dangers % ti2 Chesa'
na,ke Three large schoouers bouEd TO
P,ltimore are reported frozen in of Cedar
pint Vessels from the Potomac river
rsnort lha, stream completely icebiocEed;
l5ror fleets OF sailing vessels are lce-bound
IN Gonn river. Smith Crc-k and other river
Egr,o-s The oyster market is almost
H. o. .lo hival7es, very tew schoonerS
5ciag a5i5 20 nla.eFc:t Gnd then only 10
Tn. schooner arrived las; night Win
Captain John Williams aud crew oil seVeu
men beivus:ng to the schooner Jo'ePn'nSS,
tSe vessel having DeoI lost oil BLOODY
Point Saturday night,
At Thomas Point last night the oyster
schooner Sarah EG4a5e'a was cut through
b7tks ice and sunk The crew were saved
The ice boat LG;robs vas thrown violently
AGAINST the British steamship SILVIA oN
the ice down the bay. The SILVIA was
bouad to Portsmouth. The Latrobe q 8terI
made en ugly hole in the Sylvia's star
board 4uartaT. cutting her down TO Tot
water hae. She nos Eeer toSec back t'
D1rt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
mACKlNS CASE RsACHs D.
Prluted Arguments Filed in Behalf OF Ap-
pelIaut aud Respondent.

Priuted Arguments Filed in Behalf OF Ap-
pelIant aud Respondent.
WASHINGTON. January l,.-Tae celebra.
,-l .5rcis case Of NJ. Joseph Chesterfield
H,.E. and W. Gallagher was reached on
.1a .t.-adar to-day, and printed arguments
q eha,l Of the appellants and respondents
wee 6lei. This is the case in which Mack,
in aud his ,omplc &c were convicted and
sentenced g. 40 years imprisonment for
AuUeyi, With the vote Of the Congress.
sioual candidates in the Second preciuCt
OF the Eighteenth ward OF Chi
.ago aud has 10 relation 10 the per
iury Cass in which NarkiE vac sentenced by
th4 county court 10 tive vehrs impIison.
mear q, Joliet. The appsbl Is based upon
the claim that under tue fifth amendment
n the ConsirutioG proceeding upon an ia.
famous crime can be ha6 Culy rs way Of
indictment and not bY information which
vas the means si'n.ti in the MAcklucase
This position il igc,olsi5 chm5a"26 in
behalf Of the United S.a.y5. by General j
B Havlev and District Attorney IUthi.I,
who. in pSin.si pamphlet 1t - pages,
contend ,hst the msaH.rg 'cSp!t9' or
o,EsrRise infamous crime rysended only
10 loss Of life OF members The arguments
are very technical aud countless au.hoy,
lies are cited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
STEAD RELEASED.
The Editor Of the Pail Mail Ga
zette Free.
A RoUslNG IRISH LoYALisT MEETING,
Protesting Against the Granting Of
Home Rule --- Meeting of
Tenantry.

LONDON, January lS.-Mr Sead editor
OF the Pail Mall Gazette who, IN Novem-
Der, was sentenced 70 thee months I'M
prlsonment for his come ct;on with the
Eliza Armstrong abduction case, was re.
leased from prison today. Mr. Stead is
well and will speak tonight at meeting
Of his friends and sympathizfrs. he will
then take tortnights holiday.
AN rXr0CNDEp RrMoR.
TINS afIrI"Vos's Pail Mall Gsze:te says
there is no foundation whatever for ttc ru-
NOR now current that the Government will
resign Immediately Cn the roassembliug OF
Parliament.
\ GREAT MEETING or LOYALISTS.
BELFAST, January ls.-A great meeting
under the auspices Of the Loyal and Pa;ri-
o!ic Union was held here TO day. A tcsc-
luton WAS adopted protecting against the
passage By Parliament Ct any measure
granting Homs Rule to Ireland.
Many delegates from the north Of Ike
land were present. y rrsoln'iou wns
adopted dec airing unswyrvirg LOYALTY lie
Throne, deuouncinF The separation ot Ire.
land from the uuicn, refusing to rccrgan-
ile on Irish Parliament if one should be
established, solemnly protesting asairs.
the pernicious aid immoral practices OF
the so-caled National League, summuring
the Government 10 crtorcc the lave AID
suppress disloyally ard rebellion and PRO
tect the lives ard Liberties O! the pcace&ble
and industrious subjects O! Her Majesty.
MEETING or yENANTGY.
Cork, January lS--A meeting =, he
tenantry Of the Earl OF kirgsioU. s<,s;atr
has been held 1t was resolved 10 memo
rialize the Chu!ch Commissioners, who are
the mortgages Of the estate, to comptltke
landlords to concs3e . thirty por cent re.
duction in r5Gt. H. the mrantime tie
tenGarS will Ite'eLt !oN hunting on the
estate, refuse 10 pay thels rent. ana GIpesi
TO their llisudg Ia AmUica iur mouey to
prosecute the calap@isn .e!.iLsi the land
lords
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
The WHEAT CROP
Reports from Several states &s 10 the
Plants Condition.

Reports from syeraI states - 10 the
Plants CONDITION.
MLBAUEEE, January l--S ". Tai.
madge, of this ,:'y, Eives the Associated
Press The following information in relation
10 the condition Of winter wheat in Ohio
Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky Maaoa'i,
Kansas and Maryland
The Secretary Of he Ohio s. a's Boald
of Agriculture say Ouf wheat wGs
fnely covered wi.a Snow hstore
as severe c5ll weather cam. az The
plsnt went into the winter 10 g5oi CUad..
ion Mr.. Chamberlain also 5,al,s that
from his obstr7a;i0Ls ne believes Ffl.
D,tI,s Les Owe. st:uatr3 the total y.e.d OF
The Uaited S;A,ss thirty 10 torty mi.i,'n
a-she,s.
Hon. :. Co2art. Secretary c0 S'a'-
2asri. Ot Aichsa- ss,s | dO 20; lhi'E
The wheat crv2 Of this S,nya 5cs suhsga!
anz as,erial injury We he'd d &-n'-hI
br5,E uu followed b5 & severe lee a..
IN, arsyiogs 10 t&.s ,h-:e w:.s Hlht til
of SNOW which has ioIht.ess @ys,-! @s s.
ns-,ial protection to Iue wheat p.s't.
D Fisher. Springfield Ill says i
have a, &c, heard no complain. rba p&Tt
"a ,-r,rscred mocs or less by
.r,s which f-n 10 the drp;a
a. -. o. six inches before the late severe
IA weather zss upon Us but there Vas
.7g-:jera5le wind aud tas.a mt-t oe con
.a,,agl4 area but tbiOly pvo.scJ,l.
jobs y. Davis, CO'cnissIouer "' AEn'
.,;-... Of Eeutu $. says Up TO ~"
.,e..at time 20 iujGEy u wkea. has been
f..al...ed to .n,t 5ssur9. ia zoe E.'t OF
l', mou:A VI ~n,Ssd = good fsi! OF sn5"
ori.a WI p,s " nae wheat v''p !a7 The
Uce-sRt
j. ". Ssngborn, oe,retary CT The Sac
Eosri Of Missouri. reports coudnon OF
kh,a; 2ry fayozasl", aaa gays the coIo
Fsashrr hGs done No Material l-!Es? ~ ih'
'7t.
70. ,. sans, Secretary Vi S,a'e Boar; oi
as2,i,saas says ,heye has been 40 Injury to
the whea, crop by the late cold weather.
El-. Whumore. q Maryland taFmer
s..-.- Snow in our State IS from SIX 10 tea
,nch.5 deep The mercury has been Lea'
IL, zero ysr several nights, aud thtouEf
,G4 day from uft-aa 10 twenty above
We east vet learn the: TIC yEea' crop
b.a Ssen in any wag injured dur,ag ,ao
winter. EaGdolph HarrIsol, Commissioner
Of Asricl!,dye o. Virginia, says the rscen'
rorJ weather has done 20 special INJURY
10 toe plant. Land has been co'eteS viii
spox not deep. but sufficiently so to pro
,-cr the plant.
J,ba Il S,r.der, Of YES. Virgins, sag:
The cold weather has not let up Suih
,;entiy for M 10 determine vhst damage
il auy, hiss been done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
AS AN OFFSET.
Enthu>iasm in MoGtu "a over Prospects
OF admission 10 tho Union.

Enthu,iasm ia Monta "a over Prospects
of Admission Ia the Union.
Ml%vgApous, M.Ny, January L. The
Hon. W +. Saunders. ci Helena Mont,
who is 10 the CRY, VS. ;H',ry,cwcd ia-t eve
ming, aud said tha the residents oI Mon
tara are quite enthusiastic over the pros
poets for It's admission as state I'VE
hope, be continued to step into the Il
ion with Dakota. lis generally regarded
as Democratic rerritory, the II-lnncrA';c
maieri;y ranging from 800 to OGO, and
oa that scUrs we believe !LA We will be
admitted as an offset to R"pUbhcan
Dakota 4 large ra"l3rlty OF the peopi,r,
of the Territory are Ill layor CT admission:
Mr.. Saundeg says lnat ~ constitutional
convention wa7 h,li tSo years ago, which
framed . congutarioG aui app siuted com
mittee to - to Washington G"d submit
the results Of the cGnvrniI u. ',Ur jhls
reason" be add.3, he Committee never
visited Washington aS instructed, bat they
are becoming interested IN the momrA ~
nov, when il is seen, that thofc ia go2d
prosrcct ci having he I.-riioy admi,tod,
and will hold - meeting earyln E,bru'rT
aud 90 on TO Washington -, once. ~hllo
there the Constitution will be Submitted
aud energetic measures taken 10 have the
Territory admitted G.v.raor Aanser Is
interesting hinscj! 10 the ; ats.bood ques
ton. and is ~ doG5. aoinn good wo.k ct
Washington in rhet respect We have 4
sufficient population to t,'iilr al - Ht-
miasiou, aul lere il e,ey reason 10 .rE,
nose tha, our efforts will not he il y,in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
THE TAX ON DRUMmERS
Declared Unconstitutional by the United
states Supreme Court,

Declared Unconstitutional by the United
states Supreme Court,
WASHINGTON, January lS.-The Su,
preme Court Of the United States met Io-
day and decided that the taxes imposed on
drummers or commercial travellers, by Ger,
tain states are unconstitutional The case
in point was thai Of Walling W. ths State
Of Michigan. Wal.ing was whiskcy
drummer from Chicago, aud the State of
Michigan wanted to tGx him $500 for sell
ing his goods in her borders the revised
statutes Of that state imposing sach IN
assessment on all who sci! goods by sam
PIE from other states.
Wallirg took his case 10 the SuPr5 me
Coar. Of Michigan, and ga7 dir-c;.d T. pas
ne tax. He appealed, ar1 the luirgd
States Supreme Court holds that only Con
yrsss 5y hn interstate commerce law, cen
suranri q drummsr5 tax su.h IS was
unused oy Ntchisau, aud which /. on the
s,s.u,ss OF number Of States, This deci-
,,,a will it is believed. nulhty the drum.
rsrs taxes in al States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PARKERsBURG'S i EW GOVERNMENT
Takes HOid-ResU of the Election of
q ers.
SygciGih Register.

1RReS hOlu-hsSu OF the EietllOn OF
q ers.
Syscjaib Register.
PAREEEsBURG, ". IVA, January l8.-
The old City Cour held brief session
tonight and laid d j the reins OF govern.
ment which were / Ken up by the new
Council Mayor W n. Chancellor, in
concise busineSs.HEb address, reviewed
the present conditio' of the city finances,
recognizing the gree responsibility rest
ing upon the new Council in regard TO
emergencies tc he deal, with during the
coming ve9r. The election o officers re.
suited ss follows Recorder I. s. Comfy;
Clerk, Lee Hughes; Chief OF Police, a. b
Beckwithi Deputies, A. b. Samuels Pat
McNsirty c. Campbell, Jacob Selig, Har.
rison Easily, coloredi Marketmas
ter, John Carrigher, Democrat
Street Commissioners, j. S. A. Farrow;
Wharimssrer, Ioseph Good Fire Warden,
John Haas (colorod)i Superintendent
Water Works, Charles Bryan; Ho'tler,
Joan Preston; Health Officer, l.. c. Hunt;
CITY Depository, Second National Bank,
The cqlorcd people are represented in the
persons of ore membeF of the police force
uuu rars-~arden. TINS element gave th5
Republican members to understand that
they must be recognized. The salaries Of
the police are reduced from fifty dollars TO
forty five, and one additional deputy
elected The office Of City Surveyor ia
consolidated with Stree. Commissioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
ADVICE to Mothsr,.

M.a. Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup ict ckil
dren teetAing, ia the prescription Of Che c,
the best female nurses and physicians in The
United States, and has been us3l icF forty
years. with never fci..Gs success by mj'.
lions Of motlasl fox their children. Dgr.
ing he process Of teething It's vc.!!.s il IL.
Catculsble. 1t relieves the .eih from pair
cores dysentery e,=-1 tdarhpa, gripping il
tle .bowc..:, and wind collie. By giiyins
ham to the child it reata tho mothe:,
Price 2Sc O bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
s,GoxeIess Coke Oyens.
Iron Ore Freight Business.

PursBuRG, January l3.-The genera,
managers, and general freight agents OF
the railroads composing the pool west OF
Pitisburg, met here to day 70 arrange a
distribution af tie .r1n Gre business, Gnd
Gx the percentage Ia the coke pool The
roads represented were: PennsyiVan'a
Company; Baltimore 4 Ohio; Pittsburg "
Western: New York. Pennsylvania OHIO
! axe Shore { Michigan Southern; Pitts
burg y Lake EFis; Cleveland LoFain q
Wheeling. No defnite conclusion was
reached, Rad the meeting ad ournad Tn''I
tomorrow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
TERRA ALTA WAKING UP.
She wuuts II New Railroad, the County
Scat, ant Several Other Things
Sprc;l! 70 The Rooster

S,r,s,I T., ns B,,i,t,r
T,n,., s,r, " Y, L.,ar, 1f-rI
'',", '''.'''
must ioiio", As lne h'set 'Ee d"N 'h"'
Terra Alta.s shohii occasionally have
something 10 w.hca them f:om their
,,oro,l.i., sI.s, and lat n,yv ,,,. Penn
~" :. .''"' ''.'r ','' ''' " - 49,,
-}ig"na q Preston "'uh'y "'''o'a Is
the all absoy5ipg topic la the near future
q ntblic meelip, will b. held for tie pur
.r-.I,,;,;,.. ,,,A .,.;, .;,n,orI oa.ri,r
pT'' - 'V'''''7 '',' ,r,n. ,,.r
other nda em -Ht5 10 ha'' 'or "oo'e. 'Hen
toned railroad in.ersect the b y q. road
a. This point A comm;tte4 will also he
or,,;,,ad - rv,nd ;rduce Col Ri,, 70
".ps''Ll: .lpI'L:, I,.,a r,,I.n Gc,crv IA mi
NO. mo- LIS '"'s' "0'''- "
p'Hce.
This Is move N tue ri'Nl urLc &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
The Poorro,ea.r,--. hnglishman.

TlrTsnVRG. January l. -Gaorge Hassrl,
the Epglishmgn reported mysicr:o-s,y
missing. aud who !. - 'aarsd had met
with foa. pisY, WAS ioani by a detective
late last night Tie claims 'he ALLEGED ot
fcer vino arrested llu ;:s,5fday led him
10 an unirfqlcl'el p.r Of tae city AID
then robbed lin q q book containing over
$500 aud paper Q! arra' value. Hasael
came hero 10 es;a1lj-h kim1'ii in business
as An arehjtec.. rGe daring thief h4' not
been arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
Grain In store.

CmnGo, January lS-The following
figures to be posted on Change here TO-
morrow. showing the amount IN oushei' o5
Grain in store in the United States ana
Cepsaa January l6. and the increase or
decrease from ,..e pre- :ediug week: wheat
.57II8l-3. dccrense 662, 1877; corn, $50
ioi decrease l,2l6.gS5; oats, 2,Oj4,2yL
decrease 255, ,ls9; rye, 7j8,s5l, inorease
a. o-a: barley, 300 s97. decrease II 6l7
Tho n-oro-ri9n Of this in Chicago eleva
tors wss. Wheat, 1881, 40; corn, ,4g7'
g33. nais -tl.Esl; rye, 32O.97O; barley
1GIggS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
Al FRUITLeSs SESSION.
Nearly All the Bills Passed by the Ohe'o-
okse LegIsIature Imperative

Nearly All the Ht'ls russo" "'
okee Legislature Imperative
LrrrLg RocS ARK, January le.-an
Indian Territory speeial say The aIs,
coysry has been made that nearly all the
biIls passed by the recsut Cherokee L's's
l,t1re are imperative. from toe tact 'ns'
,bav were drafted in such . say rs 70 o. d,
s..rs their meaning and iot'nt About
,>snty clerks were saPloyei@ lat at CONSIDER con- S9s5
s5le expense. and TO th=Es ~'re c1nuaru
rough outlines of taa gari.n' measures
vbich the Legislature wished to adoP''
ME clerical emp!0yss it appears, were uh'
a5ls 10 get TIE bills in proper shape: 'ns
reml, baipg a mas ct words devoid 0' OF
IDEAS C7ipf Bushyhesd expressed " "w''t w
in : message to both hnosos that Two So'u,
pprant persona le chosen to drst, laws oG' u!
st the Conclusions OF tie special commit,
tee. bl, most Of ths Legislators refused 10
be guided by the sugesstion Hence the
work Of the session has proved nearly Il
not altogether frui l,sE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
SCOTS EMULsloN OF rukf.

Cod Liver OIL, With HyPnphospritss,
IL Remarkable as "a Flesh Producer.
The increase Of fesh ard strength, Is
perceptible Immediately after commencing
TO use the Emulsion. The Cod Liver Oh
enulsifed with the HypophosPhi.ss is most
remarkable for its healing strengthening.
and flesh producing Qualities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
Inkertort Wins a Gnme.

NEW YORK Janua'y : Tie fourth
game Of chesa btwrCn MeFsrs. 'teiui'z
and Zukertort was p'ayei 10 day. Great
intcreat WAS manifested Eirore lana,
Reid, Pulitzer and Cr,.,.cfi were present
az :u7..,5d guests. The game resulted in q
victory for Zuktrtcr, 10 ibirry,nine moves