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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
GRAIN AND CoTTOE ExogaxaE
RICHMOND Hoyem Dor 10 i5jl
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHBAr-4,52i bushels.
CORS.-6lf DushelS
OATs.-3, To- bushels
hYg,--00 Oushels.
sALBs RgPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHglT.-White, 20 bushels for seed al si.is:
o. bu-hels good at Clip. L0ngberry. go Bushels
very good at 81 ~; 80 bushels good at tl.ll (;
Mixed. i.5Is bushels very good at sl.i3; lOz bush
els good AZ Sill: - bushels common at u. short
terry, 10 bushels Tor seed a. ti-l6; "A bushels
yery good at tl.t2; O. bushels good az 81. 10.
Total sales u pheat. 3.32i bushels.
Offerings to-day VI wheat, 4,52i bushels: same
day las year. 1873 bu bells. Sales today "
wheat 3s5i bushels; same day last year. 3Si
bushels Offerings % far tots season, ASols
bushels: same ume last year, 5y5,0,5 bushels.
Extreme range Of prices today, 81 10 tLl5;
same day last year. &c. 70 Sc.
CORs.-whito, so bushels very good old at
BIKE; "A bushels good new at &c Mixed, 100
bushels very good Old on private terms Total
sales II corn, 6i4 bushels.
kYE.-60 bushels prime at o5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER u. 1859
ARRIVED.

Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, Now YORK, mer-
cbaudise and passengers, George W. Allen IS
Co.. agents, and sailed for New York, merchan-
disc
SAILED.
steamer Ariol. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise,
passengers, United States mall. &c. l. b. alum,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Man. a, note-opera singers. A msn OF
,ols--pr. Bull, the Cough Syrup dlsco'efer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
w., Stock soari:

M0SDAY. November Il, lS32
S,1ps FIRST B0ARD-79 Virginia 1910 cou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
PORTos NEWPORT NEw4 NOVEMBER l2. 1888
lBy Telegraph
AuQrVFn

Steamship Guy. Collins, Galveston. coaled and
sailed for Liverpool.
Steamship Grimsoil, Galveston, coaled ana
ga led for Liverpool.
Steamship Cecilia, Norfolk, te load cotton
Steamship william Lawrence. ProY!donce, ana
sailed for West Point
steamship John Gibson, New York and sailed
for New York merchandise.
Tug 3. 7. Psyil, with barges Charter Oaks and
George Noon. Boston. " load coal.
sch1oners ". p. Bailey, Pearce, New YORK;
c. q, Church, Bath-bOth % load coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
CLEvELAHD's DEFAULTrNG TREs-
RUHER.
He Writes q Letter TO the Mayor from
Montreal.
nav teiecraph % the pIspstch.l

CLEvELAND, o., November l2.-Thomas
AxwOrtby, the deisulting city treasurer OF
Cleveland, who departed from town S4S0,000
short and with $4,000 OF other peoples
mouey, has written Mayor Babcock letter.
When the Mayor received it be fastened to
Montreal IN order 10 have an interview with
Axworthy. lie remained there week aud
returned TO Cleveland without having seen
his man. Late this afternoon the Mayor gave
the newspapers a copy OF the letter. II IS as
follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Steamship Gardner. liverpool, coaled-
Steamship CanOpus. Norf0ik. cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Yeliou-rnrrr Notes.


10y ktAtEfAtIA " tt-' hA7lisatN'A'i
GAINESVILLE, Fla, November l2-Sur-
ge0n Martin reports one new case OF yellow
feyer-M Mr.. MIlinrr. The Relief Committee
has no funds. and lie needs ere daily IN
crelsiug. The weather rs cooler.
DECATUR, Ala, November 12.-There
vas slight frost Yesterday, and while
frost this morning with fee iu many places.
Tender vegetation il killed. Five new
csses 0f yeliow-icyer were reported to-dly.
Nearly ON our recent case. have been
sm0ugst the nurses and persons greatiy exc
posed, and 1ii have been mild. 4 great
many refugees have returned.
JACKSONVILLE.
JCEsoVviLIE, FLA, November r.
There were 3o new eases ~ yelow.ieYec re-
ported for ihe tWeuly-four hours ending at q
o'clock io-nvht. The deaths FOR the day
were 3-Amanda owen (cJloref; james
Rickrr,. Park street; Jeupir shepherd. Oh
the n,w ease. IL we're whites and w. c)l0rcd.
Total cases 10 date, oil; total deaths. JeS.
Owing 10 Suspicious death In Eihville, ON
the line Of ODE Florida Railway and N1Yiga-
ton Company. Madison city, lev mites be-
yon9 has quarautiued lg1nstthc former p'a q
until su.h time as the friends and attending
physlciln 4 Che deceased consent o. perform
an auiopsyon The body. There IS cOnsidcra-
bic excitement m consequence.
Captlin Fleming. the successful clndidNe
for Governor ln the lat weeks election,
has retl-od % his former nome II Hlberoia,
on FlcminQ's Island, on 81. Johns river,
and vii rest there until The authorities here
raise the GORDON and permit free entrance
fnfo the cify
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
MARTINS FERRY

The Iat"'i cntcrrIi-~ l. IN, Eog. Lnh,-
pr~,, q bright little monthly wh,ch made
its appearance yesterday 1t a,aIt, oii as
bright, newsy sheet, well adapted 70 boy y's
wants, and Hili no doubt br a successful
"enterpri-e"
Communion service " III be- held 40 the
l.. i. church to-day.
Rev. Dr.. keHdTick will conduct services
in the Lpi-copal Church At 5:|O p. III. to
dag.
MIR. James Higgins, oi Bridgeport. ~
the guest "t inrnds in tns city.
Mlss Jessie Crippcn, Of Eellolrr l. IN
town visiting friends.
4 few nights $50 Rev. / $ Winter, took
OCca- 0n 20 rap th" newspapers ana Brgs-
paper men over the knuck.es l@cause they
prigt more about dog lights, prize lights,
cock fights and such than they do about
ally requested the reverend gentleman
TO keep him posted Oh matters pertaining
to the church He asked that the Secrr
tary OF the Oniord League bc instructed To
leave At sguated place IN the city an
EOunremrnl- Of all meetings and matters
OF more than ordinary Importance He
also asked that the -alue person writ.
or dicIa', to tie reporter anythIDg
he wished printed, well knowing that the
ecetary Of the League should IL better
awa.s OF what he would like 10 read III
print than the reporter ~. lie also told
Mr. Winters that 81 any lime be- wished
any meetings announced or at any time
anything "oId likely trau-rire which
woaid look well IN print, 10 give the Dews
gatherer a pointer, and he would be on
hands In all the tim" ilr Winters has
been here the reporter hla not been called
iu,o service, and his natural conclusion Is
tia. ne has not been wanted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
VANCE CASE.
A NOMINAL PUNISHMENT ONLY
Imposed Upon the Assailanl Of Editor
Richards.
A REVIEW OF The WHOLE CASE.
Citizens Generally Pleased With the JuryS
Action.
REVIEW OF The WHOLE CASE

C-,prsrI.p, " Y, Jonu,rv II -
IN ba frs, d,y of TrIr w = P;cb.
or5s s4;,or of tle CIarl.sbr~,, y,ylo.c,,,
rr;r,.d ,h. most .c,r-irory o-,iclc cor.
a.r,;,.,i..I, \-,n.. b.. ,,,,,ilr tho,
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,.,.,a- ..r..., ,,,,I o,,3 ,ln,. ,L,.,., ,.Ir
,,.,.u,.,.,,,,on ,rl,.L,.,;.,... ., -.
....,,.,.,.-I ,...,..,:,.
'''''' - '''''
"'ttI 'hls article appeared IN FTnI, young
Vance started Tor the Ii0Jum
office on5 fnupd his man .s;t,ip,, u,,r the
,..., H.. .,-.,..,.. ....,.....,
''''', "'.''. ''''' "''" ''. '''"' ,'' anu
tIlra l" Mi the assassin oi las dead moth
er'S ,irtur but oul, q flesh wound was in
rIirt,I The hall .trurk uaar thr corner
-, ,,.. 1.
''''"'"' pa" '"" ''''''' ''''''7'
the rh1oh and barred itself III the shoulder,
rcsllLg Near ur agaius. the collar bone.
Two rrnre .huts yyrr,. fired hy Nlpr, one
,, ,,r,;,l, .,.,....I ,l,r,r.h p;,h.,i,, arm,
-, -
'i'e o'heI missed the target ''' "h''h II
Was intended.
When the la,t shot was fired Vance
-,,I "I b,,. L,r,,.. .olI tho, b,- h..,, said
N,'''' nav ''' ''' '''' ''','' '''' ,'''''
about me, h"t no mau shall sIaHd'T my
dead mother and live" The grand Jury
forrl ,,, i,.l.c,,,ar, ,,,r unlawful abo,tin,
'''" "'y .'''"'' yesterday WIS the '''"'
liked Tor the ulal.
4 Jury was impanuelrd uudrr many
difficulties. such Is minds made up and
opinions EXPRESSED Mr. Vance went upon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
PEIITIONED.
A MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT CORBIN
To be Presented by a Representative Business
Committee.
MEETING OF The READING KNIGHTS.
An Explanation of Their Course in Not Com
ing Out Expected

READING, PA, January l4.-For the
next twenty four hours the theatre Of in
terest in the great contest between the
Reading Railroad and its miners and rail
readers will be in this city. The memo
rial to be presented to President Corbin, as
the Reading Board OF Trade and City
ness enterprises of the Schuylkill valley
is being drawn up to-day by committee.
This committee represents every shade of
public opinion. 1t consist, Ct
Mayor Kenny, ENCongressman An
coma and Samuel 4. Mi~>mrr, oi
the leading railroad machiui,ts. The
latter is X. of l.. body. In briei this
memorial will be &n appeal in which the
committee say, that Noicing the sentiments
Of manufacturers the business men aud the
laborinGS men Of this large city, aud hay-
my in mind the suffering, the depression
to trade and to industry which this strike
Is causing and likely to cause, the com
mittce would ask President COrbln tO Use
every means and to sacrifice something II
necessary, to settle tie strike and thereby
avert the great suffering and loss, which
Was sure to br ,n'IIed hy its continu
auCr.
This afternoon District Assembly No.
$50, X. of l., convened here. II is likely
the strike in all lis phases will be discuss
ed and this bringa body composed cNClu-
Siy,lv @: Reading Knights, 1t IL expected
that there will be an official declaration
made Is to Why the knight, OF heading
did moi 20 out when 4 strike Was ordered.
Tomorrow afternoon they will meet in
lhi4 city one of the most Important con
y,ntIOnS ul organized Labor that has As
.rmlled IN this sect Tor years. II l.
known ~ the new Reading l:l.Toai Im-
ployr. District Assembly lei ~ IT,
name indicates. il will he composed oscIu-
.l,cly oi delegates representing Io~"mh!ier
having in their membership Reading rail
road rmploycS Tomorrow il will bel
mLu,nilv organized, Temporary organ
iHltiou having been effected at IIifaheth
port some weeks ago II j. estimated that
it represents luuuD knights Delegates
viii hrprrscnt from all points on Tie line
from E'i1lhrtlpur To WIllamsp"ri.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
WOOL MEN AGREE.
They Recommend Return to the TarIt
Of 1867

They Recommend Return TO the Tarin
of 1867.
WASHINGToS, D. C., January l4.-The
wool conference has reached au agreement
which will be formulated at once. 1t will
advocate a return to the tariff of 1867, and
a corresponding readiustment of wool and
worsted rates. 4 committee is at work
rmbOdyIng the decision OF the conference
IN report and text OF bill to the effect
stated both OF which will be submitted to
Congress at the FIRST opportunity by COM
mlttge consisting OF DelauO, OF the Wool
Growers. Association; Whitman, OF the
Manufacturers Association, and Green, OF
the Dealers Association
The following resolutions were adopted
hv the conference
Representatives OF the National assocIa-
tIuu Ui wool manufacturers, and Of the
wool growers National association speak
my As they believe for all persons. engaged
in both these occupations in the
United States with only individual
Exceptions proclaimed anew their deep
conviction that the protection 10y tarin OF
the production OF wool and oi the manu-
tactugcrs oil WOOL is demanded by the hest
interests of all the American people The
Increase IN the clip OF American wool from
rn2Gt9'i pounds IN l~5p 10 2O2 Uuu, 600
pounds IN I@-5, while the imports OF for
eIgU wool advanced only lrom 26,2~2.
'1 pounds to 1896, l7U pounds
within the same period, demonstrates
the tl,rcl otprotcrlive duties in promoting
sheep husbAndry in this country, and thus
adding to the sources OF national prosper
tty aud wealth. The TACT that the gcdur-
tiuu u the tarii on wool in l-~i wa lu,-
mrdIltely followed 10y decrease IN
the number of sheep in the country
r,om 5o. .626, ,G26 in l-~i to 4i,739,3lI in
l-~7, gives warning that the abolition
Of duties Oh wool would seriously cripple
the raising OF sheep in this country, which
IS the third producer in quantity among
the nations aud would thus increase the
price OF wool all over the world, while
consequent destruction OF sheep would ma
ty5i1lly ahect the supply and the price ut
.urat and 10 considerable degree OF all
provisions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

did not expect to find him, because Mr..
Duncan and he had consulted, and !
thought the Bellaire hint was blind.
When we were going out, COyne and Mt
/ Duncan sat in one end of the ear away
from me, nearly all the time y
why didn't you keepup close to him?
"COyne was consulting with his lawyer,
and did rot think it any of my business.
|, however, kept watch over him, and was
prepared for any effort to escape
well, how about that yaliSc''
After Coyne had been locked up several
| DAYS he told me be would like TO have his
valise, and | informed him that possibly
Mr.. Duncan could arrange to get it for
/ him. The next day he gave ne an order
! for it and told me it was in possession OF
the watChman at the Hempfeld tunnel,
neal Wheeling, where he had left it the
same night he left home v
"Did you 20 after it,
YES"
Aud get it,
Yes
"What did you do with it''
FUTURE DELIVERY.
Il am garnisheed TO answer on the 18th
of this month, aud will tell all have TO at
that time
is the valise IN your possession
"No, sir.
DO you know where it is?'
I'll answer that on the 18th
"Do you know what was in the yalisct'
81 DO not, except what Coyne told me. y
What did he say
''lle said there WAS 4 pair of pants. a
! pair OF boots and some other things, but
no money
Have you gotten anything except your
| fees out of this clsc''
Not a thing
DO you expect anything more
81 DO not, except that he paid Il rr,-
sonabe amount for going after the yalisc "
Has anything more been promised
YOU"
"No, sir.
Was OF is there any coIIusion between
you and COyue or Coyne's attorney ~
"No, sir, there is not nor was not. -
"Do you huOw where C0yne Is at this
time
mo, DO not, and | doubt very much il
anyone else does. "
DO you know where he started for ''
81 lid not at the time, ana only know
now what Mr.. Duncan told me after Coyne
lad been zone from st C!AirEgillr twenty
four hours
"Wherc did Mr.. Duncan say Coyue had
cone
lie yaid he had taken Coync to the
door OF the Probate Judges office and
ADVISED MN
about "a follows: You take this roid to-
ward the west and 30 ont OF town one
mile where you will lind fork IN the
road. There take the one to the left, aud
r5utuue until the roads cross don't
care then which Of these y0u take. but !
al YOU tu 20 INTO the woods and fields,
anl keep oil the railroads, public roads
and river tor one week and make good
use of your lrg4 during that time. II ycu
want to cross The river, 90 up III down
twenty miles, and get some one to ferry
you over in skin, II he kept Mr. Dan
cans advice in view, there is no telling
" here he is now.
From MI Burns statements ii seems
that he did not Intentionally 80 wron.
II il possible that more light may he
thrown upon the subject at a later day, bat
it j. doubtful So far Burns seems to be
At least free from any legal cntangle-
ments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.


hlr Fmul, Jones supported by his WIFE
the beautiful Alice Montague, and -plen
did company, will appear at the Oprr.
House next tuesday evening in thatamus
Ing domestic play, 'SI Perkins, tn,
ThreshinE Machine Agent; or, the Girl
Left Behind Ne, " for which reserved seats
are now on sale at BANNER Music Store
The BinghamptOn LCDdD slys Of the play
II. a. LpCEe's domestic play, 81 Perkins
or, the Girl | Left Behind Ne, wa4 pre-.
scnted 10 a good siz-d audience At The
Opera House last evening The specta.
tors were cGMyulsed with Lmshtpr
daring the entire performance. There
are many ludICFOTa situations and the
piece ahOunds in genuine wit and hnMur
Frank Jnne. ~ ii Perkins filled the
role admirably. Xana q gypsy waif,
was well peraonated by Miss Alice Mon.
tague. The latter two entertained the
audience with choice musical selections
aud we're warmly encorcd. The threshing
machine scene was very natural. The play
has good plot and the company IL very
capable. The audience, Judging from the
continuous laughter and the evidence ol
appreciation, much enjoyed the perform
anCe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Buying Cp Electrical stock.

Mayor Seabright stated t. d reporter OF
the REGISTER last evening that he had
been approached within the last two or
three days by parties who were very anl-
ious to buy ny his stock IL the Electrical
railroad. 30 an4io", we're the gentlemen
ihst they even went to the length Of offer
ing premium for the shares. which C!.rr,
however, was refused. 4 little inquiry on
the part of Mr. Seabright resulted, hesay-.
in the discovery that a number oil other
stockholders had hcen approached IL the
same way, and that a considerable amount
of stock had been secured from the OrIgi-
nal holders. tne transfers having either
been made absolutely, or option. taken.
The Mayor expressed the opinion that il
there was a project of any sort on hand, 1t
would probably be the better course 10 call
a meeting OF the stockholders IN the road,
and state the case fully and frankly. The
method at present being pursued was open
to remark, and was calculated to excite
apprehension in the minds OF thOsa VINO
took a deep interest in the success OF the
road. The Mayor was anxious that his
statement be published, hence its appear
ance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
NATURES HIGHWAY,
DoinGs ~ ru.'- and Uostaen AIDnr til ,


DoiaGs ~ Ea.'- and Eostuaea Along tho
ohio.
The Courier Icl, on time, yesterday, for
paTker-burg
small use is coming down. but it will
bring no coal.
Passed up-Barnard, H. ". Townsend
and Mark Winuett.
Passed down yesterday Mark Winnett.
ID. Header, Ironsii.4, hight.
The Shirley left yesterday afternoon for
Cincinnati with d good .np
The Scotia passed down for Cincinnati at
> o'clock yesterday morning.
The marks on the landing last evening
at I O'Clock indicated. 10 feet inches and
rising.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Suffering in Illinois.

CH,AGo, January II.-Tue storm At
Galena yesterday bIockaded tn" Highways
the drifts in some places being fifteen feet
deep. No trains on the Illinois Central or
the Chicago and Northwestern reached
there Yesterday. The blockade in the lat,
fer road between GaIena and Madison wliI
not b. raised iurscveral days stock about
Moweagua suffered intensely from tnr~n'
den change in temperature, and number
OF losses by free ing are reported hy iaI''.
or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
ALMOST APANIC.
4 ItI-e Eum"r Causes Intense LNcIte-
meut on the oil Exchange.

meut on the Ou Exchange.
rl,~H.E, January IA decline Of
nearly i've cents in the price OF petroleum
this morning almost created panic at the
YI Exchange The market opened quiet
and f,m atg3.r., aud in a few minutes
advanced to glr. Heavy selling was then
l4aumrated at oil City. and the bears
starred a raid at all points. Prices hegan
90 drop ~ once and large blocks OF
certificates were offered for sale,
hUt there were very few
buyers The market continued on its
downward course until ~ was reached,
when 4 reaction set in and with good huy-
iug value recovered to ~ at one o clock this
afternoon The break was attributed TO
the heavy selling and the report that the
Sla.le well. ReybOld district, put l2j bar
rrIs in the tank the first hour. The well
is now doing Ito barrels an hour. The
excitement about the ball ring in the lobby
OF the Exchange was intense and a gene
raj disposition TO unload prevailed. The
scarcity OF buyers, however, saved many
from serious loss as, they were unable to
yet rIG al their holdings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

Bp~roN, January 1.-THE police last
niaht captured seven OF the gang Of bur
glars who.ha,c Lcen Eat woih 50 indusrri-
ouSly and with such disastrous effects in
thi- city and vicinity during The past three
months Considerable plumber was found
in their rooms
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
CRUSHED N TIE SNOW.
shed GIVES Way and Kills Three Men
nnh Inlnres SeNem.

A shed GIVES Way and Kills Three Men
and Injuries seven
NpuLErOwS, y. Y, January I4.-Last
oiobt the sheds attached to the store OF
John ". Everett, at Garduerville, nine
miles south OF here. becoming unsafe by
reason of the snow on the root, number
OF men undertook to brace It mp when II
suddenly gave way, killing three men anu !
iriuriuE seven. Those killed were Dame!
Wright. & carpenter, and an old resident o,
tine neighborhood; John Tutsill and DAVID
Kelly. one or two Of those injured are
not likely 10 recover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

N'.. ...E. Tenn. January lt-Mrs.
Anna B. Naea,bam. widow O. late Geuer-
era, b.. /. ta,a,aam. who preceded her as
EostIlsts. 10 this D.rv. died at her resi-
dence this a.oru.u..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

LONDON, January h-Berliu and Vi
ena uuaucitr, are disappointed because the
C.,r made no speech at his New Year re-
y,ruuu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
Nh. ChilLre-, Inuntri. :.

D.@IS, January li.-The Right Hon.
nu-h Cu.ldres who hss been making pri-
yarr Investigations INTO the condition Of
auu- ia Ireland, Will return to london
ID g go
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

DruIE. January I-Mr. Thomas ~rN-
ton. Lord Mayor OF I.nndon, who is sutter-
ln. from an attack OF typhoid fever, Is
muruviuu -.owIT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

pNaI., January H. One hundred eml-
ur,ur~ from Eel'ort started to-day for
Dlko,s. There ale signs that emigration
iruu France Is Increasing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

New YORK, January IA beuei,
gi,ea % ihe Columbia College -Four Dared
Crew in TINS oty 'as; a..h;. nerted be,
tween 500 and 500