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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-26
SIrihe Notes.

CLEVELAND, July % The striker at
this plan" and ColinWouI are perfectly
quiet and orderly. There are no new
developments.
OMAHA, July % Al meeting AT the
Union Pacific shops this evening. m
reply to u question, General Supcrnton-
dent Clarke declared that he would pro-
tect the property o the company from
harm. Every thing Is quiet here to-
night
LOUISVILLE, July Is. Tho laboriug
men not included IN the number whose
wages were raised yesterday have quit
work, and 50 have the mouider- and
workmen generally.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 25.-Thc pa.-
seuger trains and shifting engine on /, q
Central road at this place are allowed q.
run. The strike on the Lehign Valley
road has not reached Ecre Al. Is quiet
on the road ana ~ the iroa works
HARRISBURG. Pa July 25.--It is re-
ported that at meeting OF the strikers
this morning they reduced the per
centage of increase asked Tor from 70 to
Il per cent The freight trains on the
Schuy kill and Susquehansa railroad
were stopped this morning, but
tue passenger traits were not interrupted
WAsurNGToN, July 25.-The Score
tsry o. Treasury has authorized the
Assistant Treasurer a. New York to dis.
pose OF exchange on Chicago, Gin
cI0natl and st. Louis for the relief o.
western banks and business men VINO
have funds in New York, which are not
available on account of the mpossibl!i,y
OF transportation. Upon receipt by the
Treasurer of n certificate of the deposit
of funds in the New York office a like
amount will be ordered pal1 10 the
proper party by the Assistant Treasurer
ut either OF these points first designated
10 the certificate.
WAsTINGToS, July 2j.--Tne dispatches
received ri the War Department 10 night
show general feeling OF anxiety in the
disturbed districts, bu. AS there has been
judiciou. distribution OF the troops
the officials here feel confident that ms
violence can be promptly suppressed:
AGjutaLt-Geueral Drum telegraphs that
Lieutenant General Sheridan will return
from the far west at once, he having been
telegraphed for yesterday. Gen. SuerI-
ds" was to meet Gen. Sherman to-day,
at the mouth Of the Little Big HON, ana
he received notification 10 return - Chi
cago at once. The dispatches show the
troops to have been moved with prOmp.-
ness and are ready for action in case Of ne
cessIty.
EVANSVILLE, July 25.-The employees
of the ST. LOUIS and Southeastern rail-
road struck tonight. An enthusiastic
meeting was he'd at the round house and
he strike Wa insugursted 70 night. An
order WIS issued prohibiting al freight
trains from leaving after II clock to-
nigh. Resolutions were adopted. The
meeting was one Of secrecy. This strike
does no. effect the southern division
from here 70 Nashville. No mail, ex..
press or passenger trains will be
mOlpsted
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NEW YORK, July %. Inc .LlAss
ing Of sympathy was neld IN louPA'n
Square this evening according To Al,
n6uncsment and with the permission q,
the civic authorities Those VINO teared
trouble must have been agreeao'y disap-
pointed as no more orderly assembly LOT
+: numbers. estimated 81 from i've to
ten thousand. has been seen IN THIS city
for yesrs. Throughout the whole pro-
ceedlRgs there was nothing which Tor I'll
instant portendei riot English speeches
with the exception o, that Of John Su!eh-
ton were %. the most common place
kind, and the assembly was IN the oes'
OF humor, and the dangerous element were
80 p,o-lv represented IS - Be s,nFse.y
recognizable. The police arrangements
were admirable Had there been tT9uo!e
all the police could have been orouSh' %
the rescue IN few minutes. GENERA.
Smith. President Of the Police Board
AID other Commissioners were ~ the
Seveute nth precinct station, close by
Tompkins square 4 number OF ponce
in ci' liens dress, cirCulsted during the
evening among the crowd, reporting reg
ulsrly e their commander ~ previously
designated points. No uniformed police
were on the grounds, and the mllltiA
were confined to srmOrles. There WAS
one stand for English, and others Tor
French and German. Handbills We're
distributed, one sgslnst CONTRACTED
currency. another Imploring the
worklnImen not 10 LET loose
in the tempest OF disorder. Our strength
lies in the Justice OF our cause. Let the
working people Of the world unite.
There was n large French and German
working element present. Martin Con-
row. blacksmith, called the EnS.iSh
/ speaking meeting 10 order. lie SAID
| they ere law-sblding citizens, met 10
SWIM hize with their brethren against
| Guu ... Scott and Jewrtt John Swer-
ton. chairman, sand they were no rioters,
but as good looking as Beecners con-
gregs.Ion, and the crowd contained more
many sud less sneaking and .echerous
faces tha. there were InBeecher's mui-
titude; that a spontaneous move
ment tor the rights o. labor
WAS sought to be pu. down by more
armed men than some foreign power
could raise. Reference 10 the Sixteenth
! Pennsylvania regiment who refused to
/ fire on the strikers. caused immense
cheering. The strikers said they did not
wasn't to destroy property, but showed
themselves rs pre,crvers. inns WAS no
poltica. movement that could be pat
down bv gunboats and cannon, but a
strike ior rights of labor Resolutions
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Morning.
The market was very well supplied this
morning in sll respects, but one could
see that the purchases were not made
with the usual svidity. This was par
ticularly SO with meat The butchers
hsd plenty of time to chat and discuss
the effects of the strike. When the
the bell rung OF 10 o'clock there was
much green stuff: unsold. Prices were
lower than last week.
PRoDUCE-Eggs l3c per dez; butter
l4G20c per b.; chickens, 20d3Oc esch;
dried apples soc per peck; honey 2OG
25c per pound.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes l262Oc per
peck; onions &c per bunch; radlshes &c
per bunch; cucumbers Zoe per dozen ;
caulifower 5@l0c eschi string beans s@
lOc per peck; green peas zoe per peck;
beats &c per bunch; new cabbage 2G,8c
per hesd; carrots Be per bunch; toms-
toes 30@40 per peck; green corn lOa
l2c per doz.
FRUIT-Green apples 20G30c per
peck; black 8(Gl0c per quart, or
15c per bucket pears 60975c per peck.
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Passengers Indignant.

ERIE, July 25.-The Passengers block
AIDED her, nave issued the following to
the public: We, the undersigned pas
seucers. VINO have been detained here for
the ls,J twerty-iou- hours, express our
Indignation toward he railroad company
for what We have every reason to believe
has been N uncal.ed for abandonment OF
their train at this point. The strikers
have been remarkably peaceable and
orderly, and have shown every mark Of
kindness to the passengers, and nave used
every eXertiou 10 forward the mail and
passenger trains from this point, and
have been prevented from doing so by
the imperative orders Of the railroad
managers. A. an example o! the kind
ness OF the strikers towards Us, al their
meeting, last evening, a contribution was
taken mp to dctr Y the expenses Of the
passengers who were unprepared tor the
delay. Many ladies and children are be-
iug provided tor At the hotels at the cX-
pense OF the strikers. We desire sIso to
express our thanks for the kindness
shown US by the citizens OF Erie 1t Is
signed by II passengers
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Calling Attention the Law.

ALBANY, July %. Governor Robin
son has issued proclamation inviting
the special attention Of all citizens OF the
State, especially those now Attempting to
interfere VITA running trains, to the vet
passed by the hist Legislature which
provides that any person who shall place
any distractions upon any railroad or in
any WAY tamrcr with the switches, frogs,
track or other part Of the railroad, So rs
to cndangcr the safety Of any train, or
who shall throw st me or other mi Il e
at ~ rain, shall, upon conviction, be pun
shcd by imprisonment not exceeding
ten Is or be liable TO fine not cX.
coed =. 900, or both. The Governor
va Il persons engaged in the viola
..., the above law to desist
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THE GREAT STRIKE.
All quiet In wheeling Business
PrOstrated.

The excitement caused by the great
railroad strike has almost entirely SUB
sided, AMI the city is fast resuming her
normal condition. The sympathy ID
favor of the strikers still seems to pre-
dominate, and expressions can be heara
on all sides wishing the strikers success
in their undertaking, although sll incen
diary acts or words are promptly con-
demned and cried down. The strike has
materially affected the business OF the
merchants throughout the city, and d
speedy adjustment of the trouble Is
snxiously awaited, as the merchants IN
the present paraly zed condition OF
business pursuits, are unable to move
hand or foot. How long it will
last there is no telling, but one
thing is certain, our business pursuits are
now suffering and will suffer still more
unless the great highways are opened
up to commercial traffic. On main street,
where few days since, at any hour OF
the day, might be seen blockade OF
vehicles losding with goods for trans
portation to the different busy marts o!
! the universe. all is now deserted and
presents the appearance of q Sabbath day
In fact, merchants say that unless the
railroads resume operations there is no
reason whatever that their houses should
be kept open, as their sales IN the city do
not Justify such action on their part, and
all UNANIMOUSLY proclaim, as with one
voice, that their inability to fill orders
already on hand is extremely damaging
to their business. Not only is business
Frustrated by this strike, but great suffer
! ing is beginning to be felt along the lines
of the roads for want of supplies, and the
roads are losing thousands of dollars Dolly
by remaining idle. 1t is to be hoped
that commerce will resume its sway be-.
fore long, but as both the rsllroaders and
the corporations have announced their
intention to stand firm to accomplish
that which they have undertaken, our
merchants may not expect speedily to be
able to resume business as OF yore unless
one or the other party succumbs TO the
force of circumstances.
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Resolutions of Baltimore Corn tx
change.

BALTIMeRE, July 25.-The Board OF
Directors Of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change to-day adopted the following:
WHEREAS, a state Of rioting auC an
archy, interfering with every form o:
honest labor, exists IN many Of the chief
cite: o: the Unitet-StO and along the
principal lines OF railroads, and is rapid
~ spreadIng, 70 the imminent danger Of
Pescesble citizens and the complete dis
organization OF sll business; and where
g., tie various state and munich
pal forces s-e unquestionsbly mad.
quste TO cope with this emergency and 0
afford protection 10 willing workers; BE- l.
R>solUed, That sn urgent appeal be
make - the President Of the United
States for the utmost military protection
authorized by the Constitution, even TO
the increase Of the presen. military
forces.
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Served Hin, Right,

Mr.. James Armstrong, OF the Ilvoll
Garden, who returned from Pittsburgh
at 100 o'clock this morning, on the
Mallie Rsgon, reports thst the party who
set fire TO the large grain elevator u
Pittsburgh, WAS burned to death. Mr..
Armstrong ssys ths. the man Wa drunk,
and when he entered me building was
appealed to By one OF the owners not
to ire il, as it wss not railroad
property, but instead of desisting from
his incendiary designs, told the man TO
60 TO h-l." entered the building and
applied the torch. Once sfre the flames
spread rapidly, snd the drunken lnceE-
diary in endesvoring to make his escape
tell into pit II the elevator abou. ten
feet in depth and persisted, thus building
his ovid funeral Eyre By his incendlary
act.
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Police Court

The following cases were disposed Of
before this Cour! yesterday:
John Mooney, drunk, fined two dol
lar, and costs. Execution suspended on
payment Of costs.
James Dugan, dlsorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
Gays.
John w. Jones, disorderly, fined ten
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
S S Seaside, disorderly, fined two dol.
lars and costs Paid.
Ralph Boland, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
James NJ. Anderson, disorderly, fined
two dollars and costs. Paid.
Louis Kemp, Henry Daily and George
DAYS Migrants, were sent up for thirty
days each.
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An EIOpenent.

Last evening young Centre Wheel
ing tobacconist, in company with his
affisr ced, left in mysterious manner for
West Alexander, the Gretna Green OF
the Panhandle, there to have Squire
Mayes add another marriage TO has list
of victims. We understand tina. tie
parents of the parties are not aware o!
the matrimonial scheme entered into by
the couple, and last evening were really
anxious as to their whereabouts, little
dreaming that they had fallen victims TO
cupids darts and eloped. This morning,
however, their hearts will throb less
violently when they read the REGISTER
and ascertain the true state of affairs,
and they can prepare to shower their
blessings on the truant couple when they
return home,
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The Red Mems Reception.

Last evening large number of the
friends OF the Red Mems society met in
Turner Hall, and gave reception to
the delegates attending the Grand Coun.
ell that convened In the city yesterday.
At short intervals during the evening
Vsas' band afforded most excellent music
TOR the visitors, who enjoyed the occa-
sion. At IL o'clock supper was an
nounced and oil repaired to the base
III III OF the hall where an elegant sup
per hst been nged. The entertain
ment for the visiting brethren was con-
oeded to have been most enjoyable
affair, and each one present enjoyed the
hospitality of the entertainers.
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sCHrNCKs SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here our
ing the sum mer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food, AMI frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy, partlcu.
larly those suffering from the effects OIL
debilitsting diseases. III order 20 Keep
natural, healthtul activity Of the system
we must resort TO artificial means. for
this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is
very effectual. few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the ener-
waited body. For dyspepsia, 1t is lnvalu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can oe per-
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally employed for that purpose: The Sea
Weed Tonic in its nature ~ totally dluer-
emit from such drugs. Ii contains no cor
rosive minerals Oh acids; in fact III a slsts
the regular operations Of nature, and sup
plies her deficiencies. The tonic In lts
nature so much resembles the gastric lulce
that 1t Is almost Identical with that nuld,
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in a healthy condition OF the BODY,
causes the food to be digested; and when
this Juice Is not excreted In suincient
quantities, indigestion, with all It's dls,
tressing sy mptonls follows. The sea Wood
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastric
Juice when the latter is deacient.
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by all
Druggists,
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Chicken TnieYes.

About twelve o'clock last night, Con-
stable Hugh Harrison passed party @.
young men lying on the grass near the
Central Glass Works, one OF whom hsd
a sack with him. After the officer had
passed, he suspicioned that a! was no!
right, and turned TO rttrsce his steps,
when the party scattered and ran IN al
directions, leaving behind them nine
chickens and one turkey. A wheeLbsr-
row was secured and they were taken to
Mr.. Harrison's house, where the owner
or owners, can iud them this morning.
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AuIlnreasnnahIe Story.

Il is rumOred that some employees OF n
contractor on the Elm Grove railroad
during the days 1t was building, threatened
to take revenge out of the company "
tearing up the tracks and otherwise in
Juring the property, ali because the com
pany paid the contractor and the said
contractor did not pay the employees
There would be as much sense and jus
tice in lot OF workmen demanding pay
from the State of Ohio for work they
had done for the city OF Wheeling We
belive the men have no such Intentions.
They are too sensible to commit such NJ
error.
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ReductionUrderKe scinded.

NEW YORK, July % The Long
Island Railroad re.cinded the order
making - reduction OF ten per cent.
The road pays two months back wages
this week, and will pay twice each
month,
The Grand Army OF the Republic, of
this city, hss rendered its services 10 the
Governor to aid 10 keeping peace and
pr tec.ing property.
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MnnI rinrc AnIdiers.

PHILADgLpHiA, july 25.-The Com
merce and Maritime Exchanges and the
Board OF Trade lhi, morning adopted
resolutions requesting President Hayes
to use such force, by increase Of the mill
tary forces of the nation, rs not only to
suppress all unlawful violence, but to Sc
cure protection against any recurrence Of
the same, and thanking hlm tor what he
has alrcsdv done.
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Strike on Texas Pacific.

GALVESTON, July Pa specis! to
the N,O, from Marshall and Dallas re-
ports strike on the Texas Pacific road
The men demand three months back
pay and the withdrawal OF the late or
der for $ 10 per cent reduction of wages.
The shops at Marshall were closed A.
noon yesterday. and no freight trains
nave passed over the road since then.
The strikers are conducting themselves
peaccablv.
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Pnssenrer Train slonned.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, July2j "A Great
Western train ordered TO take the Canada
Southern passenger was taken posses
sion of by the strikers At o'clock this
morning and had to 20 back to the Air
Line depot. The strikers refused 10 let
Al express train, which had many pas
sengers move east. Everything SO far
Is quiet.
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Why Ma,Nnt Published.

The REGISTER office is in receipt of an
interesting communication about the
strike at the Baltimore and Ohio ma
chine shops, and the meeting held on
Tuesday, at the Sixth ward hose house,
which we would like to publish, but can
not do so because the author did not
give us his name-not for publication,
but simply as guarantee of good fa!:h.
REPORTER
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PM Under Bonds.

John Stsrtley, whose case was to have
come of at Squire Wheeler's office yes
,erday morning, WAS postponed until
Saturday. Hartley gave bond IN the
sum of 5000 .or his appearance At the
trial.
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Down DowS. DowS - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets Bound to sell 81 some price
whether the mills run or moi. Corner
Main and 10Th streets.
]. W. FERREL
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Strikers Meeting.

Another meeting of the strikers from
the Baltimore and Ohio shops was held
Yesterday, but as il was secret, nothing
can be ascertsinCd rs to the business
transacted. 1t is reported, however, that
they have resolved to stand firm and con-
tinue the strike.
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Probate Business.

In the Probate Court, yesterday, Mrs
Sarah Bsguley qualified MS executrix OF
the estate of DR.. David Bsguley, de-
ceased. Bond $4,000, with James Reid
and J. K. Acker as sureti,s Also as
guardian OF Clarence Brown Baguley.
Bond, $500, with the same sureties.
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wheeling STOCK Yards.
VI --,,,- IL ~ :

" Il I'HI@I+'1i "N4J -V' 40'T'
The following were received a. the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
two weeks:
Cattis-42 mead, and sold 81 3! to 4ic
HUgs-S9 head and solQ at It to SC.
WM. BAYHA, Secretary.
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uTHE HEATED Patrons Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United States, post pad, at
dnccn csnts per i,ceek. Bear this in mind
,chen departing from the.city for a summer
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Truth is mighty anu will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to .
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents All other goods
IN proportion.
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4 SiclOus Dog.

Complaint was made before Squire
Wheeler, yesterday, against Laurence
Walters, for allowing vicious dog to
run at large. The case was booked for
trial at late hour last evening.
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Settled by Compromis.

HoRNELLsyULE, JJly 25.--rho strike
here Is settled by mutual conrr,.,,r.
The terms are withheld The bushes.
men ct the town agreed tt subscribe
enough to support the discharged .ou.
mlttyr men one year
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RELIABLE help Tor weak ara ucryol,
sufferers. chronic, painful, and prs.
trstiug discs es cured without medicine
Pulyormachcr's Electric Belt. the grant
deSideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and JourusL with particulars. me.eI
tree. Address PULVEEMhcuFR Ca.
vANIr Go Cincinnati ONO.
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German Socialists AidinE the
Striker

LONDON, July 25.-The Posts Berlin
correspondent reports that the German
Socialists are collecting money for the
support of the railway strikers in the
United States.
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j. w. FEEEEL

GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received 81 l.. V. Blends.
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VIII Resume WORK.

NEw YORK, July % The drcmcn o.
the Pennsylvania railroad after NJ inter
view with Superintendent Bsrkrr uuaa.
imously resolved 30 resume work
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Sale OF Stocks.

Messrs. Hervey u Britt, auctioneers,
sold two shares OF the Nail City Brew
ing Compsny's stock, yesterday, for $50
per share, the par value being 500.
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at'herling &e9lstcr.
sn Index 10 New Advertisements.

@For Rent Dwelling.
IjBlsirsville Female Seminary.
I Allegheny College.
Wanted Office or Desk Room.
wFrench China-Cummins 4 Woods
Base Ball-Buckeyes rs. Standards.
=Administratrix Notice.
A Physiological View of Marriage.
Il No Cure, no Fee.
- Wanted-purchsser for Photograph
Gallery.
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TIE cheapest shoes ID the city st L. V
Bonds.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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If you want TO get suited IN pair Of
Shoes, 60 to l.. V Blends.
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If you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends,
1885 Main street.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. ". Ferrels.