Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-22
NEIGHBORHOOD PRESS.
A Lame and GmDoteus Conclusion.

W-..-U4-g H--,.I 1i ges-err.ay
The ease oi James ". Cox y. the
?. W. & XIV. Railroad Company ramr
O. i rather sudden AMI surprising r.p~.
on Tuesday. The rl>e cuUu-ursrI On
MONDAY after about half .Ir.- rrrGu-
l1 lij'iie iUie .Gst. .ctt bi. 4ttlrHItta laArF ,'g'+'
be- lost but s-l.. raa, could Uu- 10" found,
vh... Was 40 .l~C settled. q T. might
have been 4; the start, by agreement.
and JURY rmpdnCy..rd AMI witnesses
examined with j great -uH" 90 hrd. an
rarrigu.ari-v Inl the Wran-.r sept mp
unit. about noon next tay. " about
-.It un.ture. L was discovered
that not word ot the ~A.
tire latch OF evidence ti-cei
the c:lSe, and on demurrer or
some other lec;I cuntrivance otthe same
character. 10 wIs al thrown out, then
the attorney for the plalntu- threw up
his haniS. and the court made ug YER
dict Tor the Jury % the effect that TIE
plaintiffs CaSe Vas n case az al, AMI
discharged the Jury, AMI thus the aa"rn
ot the court and . gUartette oi attorneys.
and A iu0dt,lmJ OI jurors, >ulall r.'Gi
IL witnesses and an $50 tay sten's-
-aphrr. besides other machinery, came
20 a most most lame ani Imp"trnt con-
r.u-iuu. Bv the way, the case amt
We liked 20 nave forgotten the text "ls
2, recover COMPENSATION Tor the right ~
Elv through 1 trart oi land belonging at
the time u the Defendant, that may
have been settled % the ltvInta-e nt
the plaintiff by acOmPrUmlse.
Coal AZ weusburz.
Panhandle Sev..
NI- Frazier. IL Washington City, tie
gentleman who l. anxious % slnS ca.
shaft In W.i.-bUrg. aUlpuncr~ ul~ Will
in.ue~s 20 commence operations a. soon
a, the owners Il property 10 town -.aI
have >r.7eJ their ri.ur o. h,m 30 tre
eva, under their property. N.st oi 'Ir
citizens have already done ~, but th,r"
a-p others Rho have not. Let rhl- %"
lone bv the first Of April. that the work
NAV b.. commenced a. ~pon after ttAt
tat. a. uo~sIh@.
The Mining Troubles.
wI,lirggU Observer
There has been more trouble among
.hr miners along the river during 'lr
,-l>- vr.S. AMI 10 has been -"'. ->arv ,"r
ia. sheriff =. - o. that section a-l.n-
There vs. ~ actual outbreak 'Tr 's,i-S
W-re entertained that There T.Ef4 ue-
The difficulty appears 20 be The old one.
.Hg' mon who Wprp willing % "-s Cr'T.-
,7l prnte, ton from those Nll " re H.
satisfied with the pay offered j, may
p. a Nlrl lesson tDr miners % learn, hut
-lrv must .-arl 20 sooner or later, taA'
whIle they have a perfect rlght -
refuse - work. they have NJ
--.h,. ty intimidation ur '.-.r
20 urrv-E: Others from doing -.
Whenever thev ar hardy ,-ra-gi .
whenever thew arp oppressed ur -.e -.
iect u injustice, tht pEbhc senera.-y
V.I ,vmpat1ize. a.. the Instant they
. n.,yrn= 0DUrpSSDrS Or tyrannI'al tN~!
lose -hA, sympathy 4rt tint tleul~ttF--
confronted with The laH. l. : m MORE
oppressive Tor Al employee o. sTiEt .;9sn
hi men N--l Tn uIC~: rE.-- than e = t.r
. I bu.iv Of men O. -Uv-rn their ruu4r1...-
b -.-iTr<t their viii nv a miner Co'i-.
I Both ara wrUus. II : O. D. hcpei ne
+ re~uIr 4 the trlaLs nov 2 IN On Dlay 20
I the ~ulighJrr nent oi the miners n ~
-ari 'r the rights pi persons.
Happy Washington County.
E.u.--Hr ~ fsstgr rtAv
The County Commissioners have
ixr,i th- tax lew i0r the ecurrrut year -
,Rg mills On the dollar. TINS a very
hand~uue reduction 90 the -ate % at
wear. VIXEN u Wa thrp~ mills, aEl tns
iaXuayers vii reI"lce a. the re.l-i tE1,
at 1rtri Il Eas hup~i that one and
three. quarter nails WoUl1 - sGEe'rE'
bu. the expenses coanertz! With 0I'
mining disturbances maize u pam tlA'
lover rzfe woEA Tot Eee; lie cur
! 1-rt expenses
Il the borUGxh ami schlol tGIes rUGE
- rsiuc-i n the sane Proportion
heaTv burthen EUCki - removed truz
the shouIdsr~ u oqr t0Ens peop5r-
We should sasls-
I ssl.alre Lss.3e-.
There we're 5000 Wheeling SIRE
railEav tickets soli on the Brllsire lIr'
durng the paSt wear. l. this amount o
travel not enough 70 induce our Wheel
ing trends ~ extend their Ene % -
nyeFs
I Yes. and to knock IA, Old cent o.
the fare, too.