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LABOR TRoUBLEs.-We clip the fol-
loving from the Pittsburgh Dispatch of
yesterday:
quite riot occurred yesterday after
noon at the rolling mill Of John Il.
Shoenberger & Co. 1t appears that the
firm have lately been collecting their
scrap iron with the intention of working
it into muck bar This requires boiling,
and some of the furnaces were started
up. the men employed at them being nom
Union men. This action came TO the ears
of the old puddlers, who commenced
to congregate about the estab-
lishment and finally sent in
committee to stop the men
who had fired W" No notice. was
taken of the interruption. At about half
past six o'clock quite large force Of the
dissatisfied Unionists entered the mill,
took forcible possession Of the furnaces,
and put out the fires. The men who
were working made some attempts ut re-
siStance, but only caused themselves to
be roughly handled, though none of them
were badly hurt. Fully one hundred
persons took part IN the affair, and had
there been u strong determination on the
part of the workers to defend themselves,
bloodshed would have taken place. As
il stands. the striking puddlrrs have
gained the victory.
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CASES CoHTISUED.-ieSterday after
noon. Justice Toliver held special ses-
sion of court in the Jail, for the purpose
of hearing the cases of Daniel QuinIan
and Charles Meredith, charged with as
saulting and robbing the Morrison broth
ers, on the night of the 23d of December,
on the National Pike. 4 letter received
from one of the parties, stating that they
were unable to come to Wheelingat pre-
sent, neccssitated the continuing of the
cases until the 10th of the present month,
and the prisoners were remanded back to
their cells.
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The Toledo Biais suggests, in view of
the reward of $1,000 offered by the
father of Charles Ross and 'no questions
asked" that the Governors ofthe various
States offer immunity trolh punishment
to any and all persons who may be con-
nected with the abduction if they will
come forward and restore the child to
It's parents. The idea is good one, rs
any suggestion is good that has in it any
element of probable success in bringing
this long drawn agony to close.
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RELIGIOUS REVIVAL AT CAMERON
Rev. +. Ball informs Us that ~ great re-
Ksious awakening and revival has taken
place Mt Cameron. From last Friday up
to Monday night, ~ have beer convert
ed, As have joined the NJ. L. Church, and
Il have been wholly sancttied. The
congregations cannot be seated in the
church, and the feeling in the community
is said to be unprecedented. This revi-
val has occurred in connection with the
fourth quarterly meeting service. A
number of the holy men and women from
Moundsville and Wheeling are assisting
in the great work
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PvppLERs in the rolling mills at
Harrisburg, says the Patriot, are now
receiving from $4.l0 to $3.50 per ton, a
reduction of ninety cents in their wages
having taken place recently. Since the
panic the price for making ton of pud-
died iron has fallen from - to the above
figures. The highest ever paid was
$50.
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DISCIPLES CuURCH.-The interior of
the above house of worship has been COM
plctclv renovated under the superinten-
dence OF f. F. Dardine, the fresco artist.
Every night this week prayer meeting
is being held, and next Sunday the pastor
Elder II. \. Pallistcr, commences spe-
cial series of discourScS which may be
continued for several days.
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AT lato meeting ofthe subscribers OF
the Washington and Waynesburg Mar
row Gauge Railroad, the action of the
committee appointed some time since to
secure route, was rcpudiated and the
committee was discharged, and another
was appointed, with instructions to en-
ploy another engineer to make new
survey. This movement is thought to
be favorable to the prosperity route
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THE SECOND WIFE.

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1.-THE Second Wife is at one" an artistic
literary labor and charmingly interest
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DRorrrH DEAp.-We are informed
that an aged lady named Mrs. Porter,
who resided in Cameron, dropped dead
in her garden on Sunday morning from
heart disease it is supposed. Mrs. Porter
has connections and friends in Wheeling,
we believe.
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GETTING BETTER-We are pleased to
learn that our friend, w. T. McGahan,
Esq. of Cameron, is recovering his eye
sight under the skillful treatment of
DR., Hardesty Mr.. MEG. has been Sc
vcrcly afflicted for over four months. lie
SAYS lie could stand the atHiction of be-
ing compelled to be idle, if he only
could see to read the REGISTER, and thus
keep posted i'll the news.
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DIRECTORS ELEcTEp.-The stockhold-
ers of the Martins Ferry Steel Works
met Monday and elected the following
directors: j. l.. Stroehlinc, q. W.
Franzheim, John Hoffman, George Men
del and VIM. Klieves, of Wheeling, and
James Kerr and VIM. Wiley of Martin 5
Ferry.
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FALSE ALARM.-A woman of Centre
Wheeling Weakened up Officer Henry
early yesterday morning, saying that her
two children had been murdered. She
induced the officer to 20 with her to her
house in Paper Mill alley, in the Fifth
ward. there to find the Young ones quiet
ly sleeping in their hunks. The officer
is n Christian gentleman and didn't swear
any.
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The Indianapolis Nc,cS, apparently
unaware of the fact that Daniel Webster
never paid his debts, advises young men
70 begin the new year by paying what
,bay owe
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"Ir labor is not degrading, asks a
Michigan paper, why is it that leading
citizens always hire boys to carry in their
coal?" Why, simply because the boys
won't carry il in unless they are hired.
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NOW READY

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Index to New Advertisements.

OIclo.hs-A. r. Morchead N Go.
Street Observation-Disclosures Car
son.
Grand Ball-KinS William Lodge a,
Z. \.
Color Boxes and Slate Pictures
Nicolls.
instructions in Music l.. Was
Head Of Local. u
city Clcrk-Thomas ). Gillespie.
Money Saycd-G. Mcndel, Booth X
stree, COMMUNICATIONS NJ. Todd.
City Clcrk-Wm. II. Woods
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THERE is Il gentleman IN this clty who
live, in constant dread of chimney fall
inr ON his head. He should wear 4 cast
iron hat. and then it would not be felt,
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a SEVERE "TEcH. A Centre Wheel
ing grocery man keeps little brown jig
near his cider barrel and when he wants
to do the fair thing by a rural customer
he mingleS some of the contents OF the
aforesaid jug with the cider. He made I"
minglc for Moundsvillian on New
Years day, but got in a great deal more OF
whisky and very little cider. About an
hour after drinking the farmer was OBJ
served leaning against an awning post
and was heard to soliloquize: Its too
late for sunstrokc and too mild to freeze
q Teller to DEATH and | guess its tech
of shakin' ager.
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Ware glad the rumor of Treasurer
Spinners resignation has proved
- l.. false. We should be lost without
that autograph of his.
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Presentation W. II. Oldham, of
Marietta, was registered at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
Maj. Bob Emmett, Eastern Passenger
Agent of the Vandalia Short Line, and
the Illinois Midland Route, was in the
city few days since looking after the
interests of his companies. The Major is
a bold bully boy, and we hope he will
"drop in" on US when he comes around
this way again.
Col. J. X. Smith, of Taylor county,
wa. ut the McLure house yesterday.
J. B. Rose, Esq, OF the firm Of j, IS
Rose IL Co., New York, is in the city
and has rooms at the Mcclure House.
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County CoURr.-This Court met at
9 o'clock this morning, Judge Cochran
Oh the beuch.
In the case of j. B. Hughes Us. David
Garvin, judgement was rendered for the
plaintiff for 1896.
Elizabeth Willeke was appointed ed
ministratriX for the estate OF John W IL
lekc deceased; bond 81 800
In the case Of Henry Helicnbinc Us. j.
c. Hervey, judgment was confessed for
S2j and costs.
J. IL. Good was appointed guardian Of
Jennie Sue Good, Brnona 5. Good and
LYDIA b. Good, lcgatcs of Shepherd Nc
Mochan, deceased.
Dewitt Danford was appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of John Hammond,
deceased, on motion of Annie G. Ham
mond, widow ofdcceascd. Bond $4,000.
Annie c. Hammond WAS appointed
guardian of Preston ). and Andrew j.
Hammond, orphans of John Hammond
deceased.
The case of Henry Amick as. l.. x
WagonLnett, in ciectment, was COM
menced but not concluded before the
Court adjourned.
Adjourned until this morning at 8
O'Clock.
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SUNDAY school attendance Will now
fall away till Just before the excursion
time next summer.
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A GREAT many heads have been OBJ
served on people since New Years
Had evidently been i'll warm rooms.
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A GREAT many persons forgot the let
fer carriers ON New Years. 1t is not
too late vet.
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THE Circuit Court had adjourned m-
Ill next Saturday.
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THE LADIES FAvoRITE.-Those beau
.iful Box-toed Bntton CATERS at
l.. V. BLOND's
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PEDESTRIANS did not tarry longer than
necessary on the streets last night
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TWELVE States now have compulsory
education laws upon their statute books
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warren meetings still continue
around the stoves in the corner groceries
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YESTERDAY was the coolest day of the
season.
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SEVERAL Of the "boys' will take their
departure this month.
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THE sromantic chicken thief is still
heard of in the land.
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WArcu your hydrants or they will
freeze up.
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CANDIDATES for municipal honorS are
increasing daily.
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Hor wh,kcy punches have down.
ward tendency Just now.
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How many have treated their good
resolutions,
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AccErrED-Ycsterday morning the
Wheeling nailcrs concluded to accept
the reduction of the price Of cutting
nails, rs proposed by the manufacturers.
The price will now be u cents for cutting
l0d, and other sizes in proportion. This
will be good news TO everybody that de-
sircs to see the prosperity of our city.
CHARLES b. BUSTER is appointed post
master at Blue Sulphur Springs, Green
brisr county, Va, vice Edward r.
Skaggs, resigned.
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HOLIDAY Presents at cost. \ biz lot
of Jewelry of all descriptions to be sold
at cost, by
j. W. FEEREI,
Cnntrp " hCpliuV
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ANOTHER invoice Of Organs just re-
ceived at Sheibs.
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THERE was no Police Court yesterday
morning.
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THE closing out at cost continue vet
at embrace it j. w. FERRELs
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TnE Ice men are making preparations
for cutting.
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TIE DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.-A
dal.cation of about twenty members OF
the Wildey Lodge, of Wheeling, ID. OF
r., arrived in the city yesterday evening,
ut 4 o'clock, and were met at the depot
bv y committee composed Of several OF
the sisters Of the Golden Rule Lodge OF
this city. The object of the Wheeling
delegation was 10 return visit pald
them some six months ago by the Golden
Rule Lodge, and also t. attend the IN
stallation of officers in the Golden Rule
Lodge, which took place last night. On
their arrival. the guests were escorted to
the st. Nicholas Hotel, where they were
served with warm lunch, after which
thew were entertained by the committee
until the hour of opening the Lodge,
when they were received with an address
of welcome by w. V. b. Croskey, Esq,
which was responded to by Rev. LYDIA
Secretary of the Widely Lodge, W heel
ing.
After the installation, the guests were
escorted to the St. Nicholas hotel, where
the entire company, numbering siNty'
partook of magnificent supper, which
had been prepared for them, and to when
did ample justice This morning the
fair DELEGATION returned home by the
ten o'clock train, we presume, well pleas
cd with their visit and the reception
which they received at the hands oil their
Stcubenvilc sisters.-.SteWbenrHtc "dse't''
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l.. V. BLoND'S is the only place in the
city where you can purchase the BOX
tocd Button Cutters, now the ladies ia
voritc
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ANOTHER lot of those fine BoX-toed
Button Caters have just been received ut
l.. Y. BLoND>,
Ne. ll35 Main street.
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nils or Iadius signed, and small pack
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Irgot very cold about midnight.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met at
the usual hour, Judge Melvin presiding.
In the case of the State rs. W. II.
Austin, charged with the larceny Of wool
from J. B. Atkinson, the following jury
was empanneled d. Forbes, John Fer
rel, James Dyson, George CrumbacEer.
Henry Smith, J. B. Hughes, F. {. Hill
dreth, F. L. Rogers, L. Fish, j. W. Ken
nedy, H. VI. Russell Oscar Sandrock.
The prisoner having plead guilty, the
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We, the jury, find the prisoner
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name: and form rs charged in the III
dictment, and we further fix the term OF
his Imprisonment OF two years.
The prisoner was therefore sentenced
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j. Darlington, charged and heretofore
convicted of forging the name of Louis
Steubenrauch, was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary upon the yer
dict.
In the case of the State Us. Felix Dold,
the motion for new trial was continued
until next term.
In the cases of the State rs. Mrs.
Stanley, in which corrections were had,
the motions for new trials was granted
in the first one tried and oyerruled as to
the three others, and thereupon a coPtas
was awarded, to bring the defendant in,
on Saturday next, to hear judgment on
the vcrdicts.
A motion for q new trial in the Taylor
Strauder case was argued by Mr.. Daven-
port for the prisoner, and Mr.. Cracraft for
the Statc,an was taken under advisement
by the Court.
The Court adjourned until Saturday
morning next, ut 10 o'clock.
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FERRELs is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
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DEAD slaughter in Carpets Of all kinds
this week: must be closed out now re-
gsrdIess If cost. J. w. FERREL.s,
Cor. Main and 10th street.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-06

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-06

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