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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
STEALING WHISKY.
An Ingenious Thief Fills Himself In .
Distiilery.

An Ingenious Thief Fills Himself In .
Disd,iery.
wAvKRLY, o. April IA systematic
stealing of whisky has heen going on for
soma time from the bonded ware-rcoms o.
the disiillery Of james Emmitt The upper
room of the warehouse Is used for the stor-
spe Of whest. The ingenious thief con-
trivcd tin cylinder sbout eighteen inches
long, loaded at one end with lead for
sinker. He effected au entrance into the
wheat room, locsened hoard let down
the cylinder with a string through the
bunc. hole of the barrel. which 10 leh open
for evaporation. The cylinder holds ahout
a quart. In this manner over barrel has
been purloided. The cylinder was found
hidden under q furnace. The nifhtwa'ch,
Charles Heese. was suspected OF the tbeft:
and last night his premises were searched
nv officers, but no whisky discovered.
He was, however, arrested to-day for steal
ing wheat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The alumni of the University of Viz
sinia Yesterday held enthusiastic meetings
| Ia celebrate the birth day Of Thomas Jeffer
son, rIi~ay
Congressman Be,sHno, e,s peppsy yauia
has been defeated for renouiIHa: ;ar h,
Marriott Brosius.
Two local pugilists, of Memphis, Tenn,
fought three brutal rounds yesterday. The
crowd broke up the fight.
Democrats at Richmond, Ind, indorse
Governor Isasc P. Gray for the Vice Presi-
dency.
Democratic Congressional Convention of
Eighth Ohio District will meet at Spring
field May 8.
Democrats of Jackson county, Ind, in
struct Congressional delegates to vote for
Hon. Jason B. Brown.
Delegates selected at Akron to represent
Summit county in the Republican State
convention, instructed TO use al proper
efforts to secure the nomination of John
Sherman at Chicago.
At Minneal motions foE new trials
in the cases Of Timothy and Peter Barrett,
convicted of the murder of Car Driver Toll
lsfsop, were argued and denied. The cases
now go to the Supreme Court.
AtOxensboro, KY, delegates were in.
structed for Sherman. A private poll OF
80 leading Republicans as to Presidential
choice showed % for Sherman, for
Blaine, for Depew, 4 for Lincoln and
scattering.
Teemer and Gsudsur will row a single
scull race May 80.
Indiana White Caps severely whipped
four men in Crawford county on Friday
night.
| Reports of gold discoveries near Real de
Castilly, in Lower Californis, have beer
confirmed.
( W. A. Cameron, the sbsconding teller o
the Union Bank of Canada, at Winnipeg
was arrested at Psmhina, Dak.
W. c. Eldridge, embezEling dry good
clerk, Chicago, was sentenced to on
year in the penitentiary by Judge Garnett
Seth Coffin, q well-known and eccentri
man of Hudson. n. Y, agsd 63, commit
( ted suicide by shooting himself.
One Of the walls Of the former Conven
of San Fernsdo, in the City OF Mexico
which was in progress of demolition, iel
I'm, burying many workmen in the ruins
Three dead bodies have been recovered
! Silas Sspp was dangerously wounded
adjacent 10 Savannah, Ga, BY fsrme
Coleman, who objected to Ma 5lrd, hl
daughter, marrying Sap Coiemar
thinking be bad killed Sapp, cemmifse
suicide. Sspp win recover
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
A Thisrs Terrible Death.

CHATTANOOGA, April ia terrible
tragedy occurred at the furniture factory
of the Loomis & Hart Manufacturing Com
pany at l 30 this morning. William James
was discovered by Night Watchman James
Lovelady, stealing lsmber, when he order
ed the thief under arrest. The latter
attacked the nightwa,chmaD, who hit
his antagonist on the head with
stone and used q knife on him,
cutting him across the head and abdomen.
Just then Policeman Looney put In an
appearance, which caused James TO try to
make hs escape. The blood poured from
his wounds ut every etep ~ be ran toward
the river, into which be jumped TO swim
across, bat vas drowned. The policeman
fred at him n he was running, but doe,
not know whether the shot took effect OF
not The body has not been recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
A Goa. Ate All the Towa Records

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 15.-A billy
goat, which for two years past has been
allowed to run the streets Of Argentine, at
will, entered the Council Chamber We'd
nesday night, through a broken door, and
demolished all the records Of the city and
all the city ordinances. Mayor Euright
called a special meeting Of the Council for
lsst night TO consider some plan Of repro
ducipg the records and ordinances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
O'Bsss Released :. "a.

DUBLIN. kpdl la-Mr. o'Arssn, who
vas arrested yesterday, resehsd Louebrsa
about midnight last night Ths magistrate
remandsd his oass until rAassdsy nsxt
and admitted him 10 bail. Mr.. O'Bien
was cheerful, and states the only charge
against him was thst he gave Bslfour the
lie in his throat last Sunday. Mr.. 0'Brisn
will return 10 Dublin tomorrow. The
pablic wss excluded from the railroad sta-
tiou. There was . slight disorder and
some arrests werc made.
The meeting at New Ros to-day wss
small and paaed OF quietly. The col
dien and police were confined to thar
barracks. Ths mssting eXnrssed indigna-
tion st The arrest Of Mr.. 0'Brien. Mearl
Barry, Chance and John and William Rsd-
mond. members of Parliament usde
speeches.
Detectives ars watching kr. DtDss's
Dublin residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

Tvg rr?o..s Of Mr. CoNELISG's condi
,;,- .ry-r to ,he public this morning are
r.-v c,9trssiyt,ry and any thing but salts
,,,.,,v !. va, stated that the patient
vss n s state Of coma yesterday. This
"a. lsrisd by the physicians, but DR..
B,Praw. never, heless sent dispatch say
mo ,bs rs,isns was weaker ard expressing
rs-s N.tls hone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
Iineoln's BirtAa>--

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 16-The
2sd anniversary of the death of Abraham
Lincoln was celebrated in this city to-day
BY the Lincoln Memorial League. The
services were at the National monument
in Oak Ridge Cemetery. The sarcophsgus
was appropriately decorated. The attend,
snce was quite large and a good degree OF
interest was manifested. The address was
delivered by Rev. B. F. Criuos, chaplain
OF the league.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

r-rry-aoyr ste up the town records
=. Is,,sawortt, Kan. Editor DANA
-, =, trade his cflics cat, whose diges-
-. Ems 20 he impaired, for this billy
a,,t O- pr,bab}y the noble animal could
80 Ms rcuatry hest by going to Wash
...,,- sr.f browsicg around the desks OF
-, members Of Congress, snd rgaling
- with und,!ivered tariff speeches
:. hs c,u-d ,sand Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
The Brewer, Strike Peterlng Out.

CHICAGO, April 15-The brewers strike
is rapidly fEzling out. New men are ar
irwin in large numbers to take the places
OF the strikers, and it is thought that by
to- morrow all vacancies that now exist
will have been flied. No trouble has been
experienced with the strikers, and al sem
sationsI accounts of conflicts occurring are
1rouudlSss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

g.-r,>a.g's yictory is sweeping. HIS
-,.,ri,v : a,uost half OF the full poll.
S,,b a decisive endorsement at the hands
-. ,5s electors Is more significant than
II, Brcqss,ioaabls popularity with the
p,-;.ssB poouase. There is now Practi-
.,rr 70 Limit to the possibilities Of BoU-
,y.vp's ambition. The peoples idol
,,,.,s f,.s of France in his hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

The Presbyteriaas Of this city opsss1 o
bazar and entertainment In Iafaystts
Opern House on Friday night 30 far ~
affair has BEEN the most suoceAsful and -.
joyable Of ih kind held here In yessy.
There are no Contestants for watches, -
necklaces, and tboss who attend ars nj
importuned to purchase anything o. give
anything. There srs no lotteries or othss
nuisances 10 bore ths plssure-sesksr V
death, and on the wbols, II has hssu .
model church fair; In fact, . new model
which cannot Be 600 highly praised.
On Friday evening the bouss waa we'll
filed, and during ths evening quite num-
Der Of pleading and interesting tahlssax
were presented On The stase. The fair
drill BY little ladia from pestlasd, uaAss
~ lHsshs Sirsction q MH J. 7. HodQaS, a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
GQerrero " ms.

providence, r. L, April 15.-The ~
hour go-Ls-you-plesse contest ended last
night, the score standing as follows: Guer.
rero, $50 miles; Taylor, 81 miles; Day.
Sl5 miles; Cox, 36l miles; Adams 33l
miles; Salivap, 2S7 miles; Foster, Isl
miles; Lundy, 2os miles; Panso, 2O4 miles
Guerrero receives $500, Taylor $500. and
Cox SIO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
GRANTS LIKENESS.
A Republican Candidate Who r sembles
the Silent Chief.

A Republican Candidate Who X sembies
the Silent Chief.
FLEMINGsBURG, KY, April IA "A Re-
publican candidate for delegate from this
district bears most striking and perfect
likeness to General Grant Nor is the
similarity confined to mere facial lines
and expressions; in build and statue, and
cut of bair and beard, he is an
exact counterpart of the dead chief
tain. His name is Colonel Mart Stitt,
and he is a violent Republican and an in
tense Blaine man. He WAS student Of
thS "Plumed kII2ight" ct Georgetown,
Ky, when the young stateVaia.! VS. f'.er'
fessor af Mathematics there Colonel Stltt
is a graceful and elegant talker, and If he
rises in the Natianal Convention TO ssy
he certainly will, for
you can't muzzle men of his csliber-the
''boys" will think the old commander
himself is agsin on deck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
n, u,vIII, HurrI,s Accident.

.LE, O, April l5.-L':tle
Ns y 'a.ar 0ue OF the victims of yester-
aa :, died this morning in terIi-
oIe Tne child was literally roasted
iIoN s.. yo foot, the tlsSh stripping from
tht H'r, N large patches. The mother Is
not yet out Of danger aud is suffering ter
rbly. The father Is also in q sad plight,
bat the doctors will save his hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

"A'H.N. ..oN., A.Pril - 5-Anthony Com
,"cS. 'aEy OF toe New York Society
'sssiJn cf Wee, addressed g
d, "a -.. Ice \. the Congregational
~ " .ai~ u ,L.s afternoon on
.a .Eay q. cur children anu
&c. i5 ,nu.-t'ck laid he had been
W ralyn!st by the newspapers
-. r--. N0y, he did not know,
g cause he continued, Is too
Z. to hr impeded by the opPo'
SN enemies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
HAPPINESS TURNED TO SORROW
Pretty Mics Autman Wa Deceived oS
the Blind Mostana Miner.

Pretty Mics AutWhu We"
the Blind Mostana Miner.
ATLANTA, GA, April Is "A Few weeks
ago q blind man, giving his name as SAM
uel Fleming, came here from Montana
was reputed to be an examiner and worth
millions invested in Western gold mines,
and SOON made many friends here
Among these were the members
Of the Autman family MISS
Sallis Autman became much at
tachsd 10 Fleming, and although be was
blind and fifty five and she he'd sparkling
eyes and handsome features, ana Wa,
moreover, but sixteen years Of age' the
pair were married. II was given ont tnat
after two weeks' sojourn In Atlanta tne
couple would 10 to Mr.. Flemins's home IN
Montana
But 8 dark cloud came over the pair IN
the shape of another Mrs. Fleming, born
Miss Annie Montgomery. OF Emtngham,
III. She had heard Of his marriage to
Miss Antmsn and she asked for his arrest.
Fleming was place in Jail snd his young
bride WAS thundestruck ut the revelation
Fleming gave her $500 just before hh
incarceration. and wbi'e she was gong
home she was robbed Of The whole s.7ount :
which, however, was Afterwards recovered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
Dug Out of jail.
- 10 a. P.risfsr

SDsctGl TtlScrIE 10 TIE Register
CHARLESTON, ". Va, April 1.-Two
eolored boys, solomon CObton and Nelson
Twiman, confined in the county Jail for
robbery, escaped By digging hole through
the brick wall under the window Of their
cell. They climbed down back porch Of
the Jail, scaled the wall around the jail
ward and good their escape. They are still
St large
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The Empsresss sicknsss.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE Eupr0 ~
mainsd In bad until 1o'cloct to-day. h
irritation produced BY the canula nussd
frequent attacks Of coughing and 4 :
turbed the Empsroe's rest until safy !
the morning. After rising. the Eurre
walked In the garden and received vidi
from the Crown Prince and Pnnost ~
the Princess and Graud Duks and q -
of Baden. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
A SWEEPING VICTORY.
BoULAseER yLErRD By AN ovsRwHhi'
ING MAJORITY.
L. SoN Department Declares 3. is' Ne"
POlicy-O'Brm RAlsassa On Bal-LAss
Meetings in Islasa-Enl~f Frsa-
sickS 0pslitpl

PARIS, April 16.-In The s'scssen 10.
day for Department. of the Nord, General
Boulaneer received III, ~ votss Feoca'
Is, 7sl and MORGAN e,6lS.
A Large crowd gathered thb evening N
front Of the Office Of BoalanSsr's nsvsper
Per, La ooomds A transparescy sepss-
senting Ferry - . clown tuning Q ssmse'
aut excited deridvs howls, whee enothsr
reprsssntine Boulanese wss Wildly e1ored.
A Dispatch from Lille, ssnt q tseoetest
Giving thar tts Of The electiea = DspA
Du Noe oansted Boulaneafs Dtsisy
n ssyiDd tote showsa ndalg fr
gsAs HNlaee 06 81 <ta-'
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BAD aecia.ns At PhIladslphi..

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-At Broad
street station today light engine struck
the New York train and carried out the
trucks Of the first three passenger coaches
snd baggage sar, turning them all over.
The Baggage ear took FIRE but was extin-
'-'ishsd. The passengers in the coaches
rescued through holes cut in the top
coaches The engineer and iSmap
light engine were badly injured.
CT six passengers are reported
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
BEER BOYCOTT.
Central Labor Union Fighting the Brew
ers' Pool.

Central Labor Union FTghtlnH INC breH-
ers' Pool.
New YORK, April l5.-Tbe Central
Labor Union today declared a general
boycott on all pool beer. There was no
difference cfopinion. Every delegate was
in favor of it and was to the last against
the bosses. By rising vote, accompanied
by much cheering, it was resolved that DO
members Of labor organizations must take
the places of any of the brewery men in
case the latter should he locked ont to-
morrow. The names of the union brewer
les will he advertised and the members OF
the organization connected with the Gen.
tral Union will use no other bser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
wsst vlrgInIan. at wn.hIpEton.

special T4Sgru1, 70 tbs 4. cise-.
WAsBISGToS, April Is. Mr.. L HOraD,
wife and son OF Fai'moat, are registered
atthe National Among other West yir
EuiSps at the same hotel ore II. A Yea
@r a. ;. White, K $ Turk and C.
MRtin-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

TgAyy O'UElIA DISs DEBAR does not
saBl hoby,5lins to haunt those neTspa-
usrs TIA. have bssu printing cuts Of her,
thsysi, 10 dependence to be placed in
so.,ery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

esl~ ~ <D. su,pS
s>fsiip>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

7,,~ tar ahil will come up on Tuesday.
vii Ag h,ld on the measure to-
,.,,srt. mine its exact strength with
.,s,,,,v The only prominent kicker is
INV O: Pennsylvania, who seems to
.,.,,;,5 o. high taGiff mOnomanisc. He
..pNn,IlS RANDALL, who is not near
..rr,iahle MILLS, for, snd KELLEY,
.,.,;n,t Will cpsu The hall and six weeks
:. s,r,rted to elsPse before a vote is
taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
ImpytsoueA IN His Rsu.s

DUBLIN, April lb.-hr. Dillon v ea'
fined to his residence oil day. b.
spector holding warrant foe Mr.. nlns
arrest knocked st The door this afse pa:
A servant opened The door saatiousl md
on seeing the inspector slammed u Soor
In his face. The Lord kayse W. eupag
Mr.. billions vintoes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

Tfg audience Il 4 brutal prize fight
nsa- W.rr>s-, Tenn, stopped the tx-
h.binoa q. ii, third E)uud. This is an
.1r5-l..1 ia .h5 Sporting world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

THz cyadsmusd "BLIKEY MORGAN
-,,sss statement 10 show that there was
r,ors evidence - uust ROBINSON, who WIS
yr.B,sd new trial, than there was against
him who was refused one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
Two Trains Collide.

CREsToN, Iowa, April l5.-One man
was killed and five mi ured as the result Of
q disastrous railroad wreck one mile west
of here this morning. The fast mail train
on the Chicaso, Burlington and Quincy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

Two yr.,sls-7 Gug through the wall CT
The C1ss.--taa jail and escaped. CE-rl's-
Ton oaga- 20 ha..d a respectable jail, or
s.ss keep ssr rr.solsr's finger nails cat.
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Famous woIn,a

LISA significant fact tht most Of the
women who have achieved Sme in srt,
literature, or affairs" have eioyed Wig
Oroas health. This shows that be mind
i sever capable of the severe and eoutin-
Z application Necessary tocreativeEOrk,
less the body is at its best. The wossn
NO sspircs to fill an exalted place amcAZ
T associates must be free from nervou'
bility and female Weakpesses Dr
sroe's FayOrite Prescription will banish
1ese, and it is warranted e.
netiOnal hsrmOris- :,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
BASE BALL NEWS.
That Saturday Game-othsr Notes OF Gen
e-al Interest.

That Saturday Game-othsr Notss OF Gen
e-al Interest.
Tie following telegram was received
from the Ohio News Association, at.Cleve,
land, last evening, concerning the trouble
at Saturdays base bal game:
Special TtIegram 10 he Reotstr.
CLEVELAND, O., April l5.-Cleveland
people are 10th TO believe the story teie
graz ned to this city. last night, regarding
the outrageous conduct Of the Cleveland
ball team on the Wheeling grounds yes
terd ~. A reporter interviewed Manager
Williams IN this clty,this morning on the
subject, and! Mr.. Williams said: "The
story is exaggerated, the Wheeling men
wero very unfair, and Umpire Sheppard
tried 10 pinch us. In the ninth inning
CAPT Fsa,z insisted that ball struck by
" heeling batsman was foul, and pretty
rough language wss indulped In By Faatx
and Sheppard. Faatz's arrest was piece
of spite work, and only because Wheeling
didn't win. II they had there would bavs
been no complaint on the part Of the Wheel.
ing club"
Manager Williams IL evidently two
faced individual according 10 the above,
because be stated to Manager Buckenbsrg.
er that Faatz was in the wrong and should
not have used such language a. he did.
He also tells what 10 not true.
Faa'z's arrest was not piece oi
spite work becsuse Wheeling did moi
win, for If they had, Mr.. Fsats would
have been arrested Just the same. The
Wh. cling management had nothing to do
with Faatz's arrest. and had II been left
to them they would very probably beer
in favor of allowing him TO 20 free. Bot
the Wheeling management has instructed
the officers to allow no profsne Language
on the grounds during q game, and
they will adhere IN this rule. IL Ia silly
and babyish for Manager Williams TO ma k'
such an assertion that IL was for spite, h,
he knew full we'll it was not the case. Il
was hardly supposed that the Wheeling
club would defeat the Clevelands bu'
Wheeling played the hest ball b.
long odds, a. the error column,
will show, and II Cleveland ever had
to hustle to win they did on Saturday
Had it not been for their blufIiug, kickinS
maoper they would have besn defeatet
apygay. We do not know what vas tele
s"The,f snr Gleyelald, bat IL u nfe 10 say
It Was no exaggeIs..;s,,, So.-. usmhsrs o
the Cleveland club are Tue fsaksss ss.-.-.
that sver played ball on ths Island
ground,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

THsaE IS NJ .soIh,e between the U z.
ali tie G. ,y o. at Huntington. Az
trs.gst goes tt.,u.h promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

The sales OF the week at Boston are re-
ported at 1867 400 pounds, ss against
9, 252, 300 last week and 2,90s, 600 in the
corresponding week year ago.
At Philadelphia wool il exceedingly
dull, the weeks business Aggregated only
332, 600 pounds, as against 4s8, UD0 pounds
last week and 352. 900 pounds for the ror-
responding week last year. The market
is almost bare Of one-quaIter and three
sighths wools which are comparatively
firm in price, while foe fseces and Terri
torisl clips are in fair supply and weak 10
self.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

TzE TaaE aai ths Appropriation bills
Will O,llgy toe House this week,
and he Aa.na! IGdu,.-y and the Dakota
bills. tie Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

PHG.l FEE-ENIrs x SOSs' New
Havs1, Com lr-A.ry ournei; los, SI5O,
~ ias7r.G tor Siu.Ug0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

N g., uae "a Kentucky who is az
sus,sost,-.srt Of rEs1A Cen CE1Sr
Hy j. d .a4saIt Republican auda wild
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

SESA-.G GE1gGE GRAY, OF Delaware,
il : sI.t tss lyyo rendered the Chief Jus
s.cesl.P ,rt has gcJeptsd.
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WOOL MARKET.
Marked Inactivity observation-disclosures
turers Content with Moderate Pur'
chases.

Marked Inactivity Everywhsre-Manufac
turers Content with Moderate Pur
chases.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Bradstreet's, in
its summary of the wool market, says:
Marked inactivity continues in oil the
wool markets. The complaints Of dull
trade and weak values are even more pro
eSanced than at any previous time this
year. with tine exception OF medium
wools, prices are everywhere in buyers
favor, and the deml~ad for these descrip-
tions Ia not 30 good ss 1t has hsen.
The manufacturers are buyipg oI,ly mod
erateiy for present requirements. With
the near approach Of clip time naturaiEs
enough they are not stocking mp for the
future. The general state Of the goods
market is unsatisfactory, and tends 10 in
spire caution in buying supplies. Shear
ing is under way in Texas, and the con-
dition Of the clip is reported as unusually
excellent. The weather in Montana has
been favorable for good growth OF clean
wool.
The LONDON wool sales have reopent d
with large attendance and active bidding.
The latest dispatches state prices are fully
equal to the best average opening rates
with an occasional advance Of Id for supe-
rior Merinos aud fine cross breeds.
In the Boston market, with the excep,
ton Of Australian supplies, which are
large and desirable, there is no special
movement. A modest request ia noted ior
No. clothing and combing feeces. Fine
fiesces are altogether neglected. con
siderable part Of the Australian wool re
Gently brought in has gone directly TO th'
mills. The carpet woods are dull. Cur
rent quotations are "a follows, with com
par isons:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
A Brewery Guts.d By R,ra.

NEW HAvEs, cesS., April 16
early this morning completely gp.ea tns
three-stoI brewery Of Philip resemes q
Sons and Destroyed the bo,sf house, barn
and several smaller buildings. Lon,
$50, 600; insurans, so. 600. The FIRE 10
supposed TO h.re been Of ireeEdiary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

l. Zoe. Jo- lo5S ike the NA:;oIal League
VS. dead yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16
DrAxns.ss c.na,t,..

NEW Y0RK, April 15.-Dr. oor.ss..n.
Agnew's condition wss not materially
changed to-day. A bulletin was issued -
$50 announcing there was no chR
either better or worss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-16

Ten Teg.ue-t- OF the regular army have
been osl!~re 30 grand chang of station