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ANOTHER WAR.
An Uprising Among the Alnsrsor the Kama.
wha Valley.

A MIXERs OUTBREAK.

Scarcely have the heroes of the Martins
burg campaign come marching home
again with gay and gallant tread, and
scarcely has grim.yisaged war hadtime to
smooth his wrlnkled front, before the toe
sin Of arms is again sounded. and our war
worn veterans are again summoned to
leave their peaceful ayocations and "ras'
sle'' with the enemy.
For some time past there have been In
dications OF trouble brewing among the
miners OF the Kanawha Valley, over ques-
tons Of wages and employment, and some
six weeks since these troubles eliminated
in strikes among the coal miners of the
Faulkner, johnson, straughm, Coal Val
lev and other mines in the Kanawha Val
lev, as well as in the Fire Creek mines and
others In the New River section. Tie
employes at the Anstedt mines, near
Hawks Nest, which are nearly In the CEN
tre OF these mining districts, chose to go on
with their work, and as the operations
here have been carried on very extensively
OF late, the strike Of the others bid fair to
amount 10 nothing unless these works
we're stopped. Most Of the coal miners oil
the Kanawha and New River sections are
banded in a secret league called the
Knights OF Labor, and day before yester-
day the word was sent out among the va.
rious assemblies OF the order, that work at
The Ankledt mines must be stopped, peace
ably II possibly, but forcibly i! necessary;
Thursday evening about n hundred
miners from below seized the east bound
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and forced the conductor to let them
ride free to the scene OF operations, and
yesterday morning about n hundred
and fifty miuers from above went through
the same performance with the down
train from Richmond, reaching the field
early yesterday. With the aid Of the
striking miners from the immediate yicini-
ty they were able to muster a force OF be;
tween four and FIVE hundred men, and
completely intimidate the Anstedt owners
and emDlOVes.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, January 1O.-lA. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, west
winds, back to south, followed by station
airy or higher temperature, rising, follow
cd by stationary barometer or partly
cloudy weather.
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Observation-Disclosures arc the
calculations Of my patrons on entering
LARAMIE's PALACE RESTAURANT, 1ll5 Main
or 1ll6 Water streets. | will stay, and
serve everything III a delicious and APP
petizing manner. LARAMIE.
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COUNTY COURT -JuJ1e boyd.
This court met at 0 O'Clock yesterday
morning andtransacted the following busi-
ness:
r, W. & KY r. R. Co. VS.. A. B. Cald-
we'll. Enquiry OF damages. On trial.
The estate OF Hartman Kramskof was
committed to the Sheriff for administra-
ton.
Earnest Krauter, a native of Germany,
was granted his first papers.
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RELIGIOUS orEs.-To.morrow morning
at the Sixteenth Street English Lutheran
Church the theme OF discourse will be
"Decision"-Joshua XIV; a and in the
evening, "Procrastination dangerous"
Sermons by the pastor OF the church. SIM.
day School at 2 =. N.
The Panhandle Sunday School Con-
vention will assemble at the Fourth Street
NJ. L. Church OH next Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock. Delegates are ex-
pected from Hancock, Brooke and Mar:
shall, as well Is from all the districts OF
our own county. Capt. John Carlin is
Chairman OF Committee on Entertainment.
The lesson for our Sunday Schools using
the international system tomorrow will
be "The flight into Egypt"-Matthew II;
1923.
Rev. Thompson and Mr.. G. W. Baggs
will address the Parkers' Hall Temperance
Union Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Public services will be conducted to.
morrow in the Third Presbyterian Church
by Rev: j. G. Lyle, pastor. Morning sub.
ject, Necessity OF effort in order TO Sal.
vation." Evening subject, 'Saul's hiding
place."
Rev. &. NJ. Hite will preach at Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church tomorrow morning
on the Responsibility OF the Christian
Waterman" There will be evening SER
vices and a revival all next week.
There will be revival services in Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church this afternoon at 81
o'clock. Rev. O. P. Masden, pastor, will
preach tomorrow at 10l A. NJ. and I r. N.
Rev. Thos. f. Clancy, pastor, will
preach tomorrow In the Baptist Church,
Twelfth aud Byron streets. Subject
Morning, Making Preparations" even.
ing, Fittings Concerning the Lord Jesus"
Sunday School at 2 p. NJ.
Services at the Reformed Episcopal
Church, Mozart Hall, tomorrow at l0l
A. NJ. and Z 2. NJ. Subject-Morning, "The
Transition from the Old to the New"
evening, walking in Wisdom" Sunday
School nj O A. NJ.
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HuRnAH FOR 1SSO!-Lose no time, but
go to John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
aud Wall Paper Emporium, Nos, 20l0 and
202l Main street. He is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.
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L
A DESIRABLE BHIcK DWELLING No. 1OI
Fifteenth street; has CAV and WAter; contains
Ave rooms, and isIn good order; will be rented
low 10 a good tenant. Possession given April Ist.
c. A. SCHAEPEI 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents.
A NEW Brick DWELLING, containing six
rootnG, kitchen and basement No. 1855 South Side,
HRhIeeuth street. c A. SCIIAEFER 4 co.
ATWo STORY FRAME BUILDING, In North
htGly.
AIugs Brick Dwelling, II rooms and bath rom,
on ChAPllne street, Centre Wheeling, Possession given
Immediately, or from April 1It
An elegant tWostory Dwelling House on South
Front street; bay window, ave rooms, well located.
q, A. SCHAEFER CO.,
jaa-rThAs 1883 Market street, up stain.
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"Iris impossible to note the character
OF the testimonials TO the efficacy Of Beth.
esda water without feeling assured that
here Nature pours forth priceless stream,
OF delicious purity, for all afflicted human.
lily. Come and drink, and rest you Of
your pains
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croOKHoLpERs, NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho Bel
mont GlAD Works win be held at the Office Of the
company In BelIsir, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1880, at
one O'Clock =. NJ, at which time seven "a DIcct.rs
Will DO elected to serve for the ensuing year.
deS n. SHEETS, Secretary.
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DOR RENT

DOR RENT-FROM APRIL l, 1880
located near the Grove, Mathis Ferry, Ohio, The
dwelling Is convenient, well lnished, ID good cOudl-
tim, surrounded by a beautiful Lawn covering 81
en-, commanding a fac view up and down the river.
One Of the huSsl summer TeSldsnces 10 this section.
Rent moderate. Apply TO ALEXANDER BONE,
General Bu,inesS aud Real Estate Agent, No. 1915
Mark street, "CIaugle'A Block" Wheeling. W. Va.
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THRnMomErEa RxcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1873. 1880.
7AM N. az: H'7 n. ! A. II \ " ,; y pm
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MILWAUKEE and Reymann's beer on tap
at LouisSchwalb'ssaloon 10l9 Main.strcet.
Give him a call.
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NEw style music rolls at sheib's.

Make Happy New Ycar'' Happy.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano, >
Chickering Piano,
palace Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo, :.
From the magnificent stock 10 DO found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
~ ICN.-fIH
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FRESH Milwaukee beer on draught at
Louis Schwalb's Saloon, No. 1912 Main
street.
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cTOCKHOLpERs, MEETING.

oyFICE or WHEELING AHD BELNoar BkIDGEl
CoYPANY, WHEELINg, ". VA, Dec %, ~. !
The Annual MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company will DO held
At the utice Of tnn Company on MOSDAf, the l2th
day 4 January, 1880, bttEeeD the hpuu Of ! 30 and
$50 U'clO,k =. NJ, for the Election Of NInS Managers
10 serve during the ensuing year.
d,29 JNS. LAMSON. EeriY.
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ALL sheet music at6alt price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
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FoRRr B. GINGISNiAAT !EI,sy h!o2gy,1EsssLEs
POINTS, the commoiious Passenger -
ST. LAwRENCE...-......w. NJ. LAST, Master,
c. LIST, Clerk,
VIII leave as above on Saturday, January 10th, at
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
la9 CHI. BOOTH 4 son. Agents
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THE SITUATION & R

This was the situation ut noon yester-
day, when Col. ". H. Hogeman, counsel
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, ar
rived in this city from Parkersburg, where
he had been attending to some law bust
ness. He found here numerous dispatches
from President Huntington, Gen. Wick
ham and other officers OF the road, appris-
ing him OF the situation and directing him
to call upon Governor Mathews for suchas-
sistence Us was necessary to quell the dis
turbance and restore peace and good Or
der. Besides these there were several dis
patches to the Governor from Col. Brad
iotd,of Charleston, amember OF the Execu-
tive staff, and from several other residents
OF the Kanawha Valley to the Governor,
all setting forth substantially the same
facts above recorded.
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FIRES IN ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HuSD'
RID AND SEyESTY.NLSE.-John j. Cooper,
foreman Of the United engine company,
gives us the following approximate re-
port Of fires occurring last year, which
will be read with interest:
January !, hrs a, Ktohisf's baker shop, los
January il, IRE Ii StSetssfs, TWtnty-eIghth
street, loss about. .......... ........-.....s. loo "
February, hre At MyIes gallery, real and
March, DIRE AZ Kfytsr's stable and Capt. VIII
sons HOUSE, los about.....-......;......'..-.... l,2g9 y
-, Gre at y SO. water statlon.;...,-..- .99 ~
-, ere nj stOetLsr 4 Woilgerbert, loas, 100 %
si siS e. &. q T.. E about t. Sn 1870. 100 %
October u. box liz, Braaley's stable, ilSo
ss s,sSa' e.. .. 10. IL, are IN la.. ws: elm. 4,soo %
si i;IsSS; Il. i, i f. s;i,;;: B.sT ;;; " S.::::::..... 1000 1000 :
December 8, box IS2, burning fue,t a. Mas. -
December 4, box &c, gasoline explosion IAN -
December Q, box ~, chimney burning, near
Central 6l2Ss -
The report Is not as full as It might have
been, as Mr.. Cooper was not connected
with the department all the year, and had
not the facilities for keeping an accurate
record, and consequently only gives such
as came under his personal observation.
In a trip through the different engine
houses OF the city yesterday, we were
struck by the neatness and ~cleanness oil
the houses, the facilities for operations
around them, the well kept engines, the
well trained and obedient animals and the
discipline among the men.
The horses at the United are all rather
old, the reel horse being 90 years of age
and the engine horses II and l6 years,
respectively, yet they are as active aud
useful as any in the department, and un-
der the training Of Hostler Harrison are
well up in their Signals and their duties.
The same may be said OF the others also.
and with the limited facilities at hand
our department may be said to be an ex-
cellent one.
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TOR RENT HOUSE, 1920 MAIN
u street. with seven rooms, wash house, gas and all
complete.
Inquirer at
Ia3 2IO8 MAIN STREET.
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CURED

BY Dr. j. "a. SHERMAN SUPPORT AND CURATIVE without The injury and suffering truss bs.
broadway New York, Patients receive trdnsta and leave for home same day "a
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DOR RENT.-ATwo STORY AND A.
L. HALE brick dwelling house, hot and cold water
and gS throughout, No. 70 Twentieth street. Inguire
Of ". Z, YOUNG, at Harper d Bros. desc.
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further notice.

nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE
IL FIRE 70 ave thcIr natural teeth We would say
that NO are now better prepared than ever beiore 70
enable them 70 do 20. BY the use oil an ELEcfko
WIssrTIu PLUe9ER we can and are making better
and haniSomer Gold Filling, With more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made 70 this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of tie Eiectiie
PligEer. What We say we can prove py ae'uA
differentiation, Call and sec for yourselves.
JAMES N. sURGlSoN q son
aui No, 1If3 Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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DOR RENT-TBE STORE ROOM, No.
i. III sixteenth street, suitable for the Boot and
j. r. AcKER,
jag-e No. Ii6 Sixteenth street,
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The Governor was absent, having left
for New York on Thursday, but he was
Immediately telegraphed to, and Adjulant
General Wood and Col. w. W. Miller, Of
the First Regiment, were consulted with
by Col. Hogeman. Gen. Wood was con.
fined to his bed by illness, and beyond
furnishing the information as to the State
companies best able to take the field,
could do nothing. There was some diff
Guilty in communicating with the Cover.
nor, but Col. Miller stated that he bad had
verbal instructions from the Governor as
to his conduct in the apprehended emer-
gency, and at once began TO make arrange
mentS to put his squadrons in the field. A
visit to his headquarters on Twelfth street,
yesterday afternoon, discovered him seat
ed on O cartridge box engaged in
colorIng q corncob pipe ana giving
instructions 10 his Quartermaster, Lieut..
Charlie Ftanzheim, who was writing dis.
patches and singing a late ballad, entitled
hWouldn't you like TO be a sojer, %sojer."
Col. Miller stated that he would wait a
few hours for specific instructions, and
meantime was engaged in notifying the
officers OF companies 10 get their men IN
readiness for an immediate advance II
necessary, and providing ammunition and
sustenance for the campaign. A requisi-
ton for ten thousand rounds OF cartridges
had been made about q week since on the
authorities at Washington, but they had
not yet been forwarded, and a request
y as made that they be sent Immediately.
There we're twelve hundred roundsi in the
armory here and twenty-five hundred in
the armory at Charleston, besides other
small lots in possession OF the various
companies throughout the State.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The regular Annual Meeting of Stockholders Of
the Riverside GlIAs Works, Tor the election Of DirOei-
on, will DO held nj the office Of said Company, In
WellSbarH, W. Va, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of
January, 1850, att r. N. C. BRADf,
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C~ToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

tho Rtna Ire and Marine lnSuran: 20 Company, for the
elecilOt Of Direction, will DO held at the office Of the
Company, on MONDAY, tho 18th A OF JAN.
UARY, 1850, between the holrsoi 10 4. NJ. and II n
RICHARD SAVAGE,
ta2 secretary.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT.-oNETwo ANDA-HALF
l. STORY brick dwelling, no. and cold water aud
gas, No. u Twentieth street. inquire Of W. G.
YOUNG, ut HARPER l. Bros desc
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

PEOPLES BANK, January 5, 1850.
An election for Directors, to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at the Banking House JANUARY
10, between the hours Of 10 A. y. and u y.
las Al C. MCKEE, Cashier.
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DOR RENT-SToRERO0M-I OFFER
Il for rent the bulsneSs house, No. l227 Main street,
formerly occupied by Geo. W. johnson. Possession
given April IGt. MRS. A.. L. CALDWELL,
lelO CaldMall MnnAlnn. Txanty-nInih Htreet.
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DOR rem 1.-TWO DWELLING
Il HOUSES, Nus, l2s and 1888 Fourteenth street,
containing seven and eight rooms, respectively.
ln FIJI OIL M isa Ennr. mAnn aiIssst.
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%EcLEcTRIc.
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DOR RENT.-THE SToREROoM AND
l. Dwelling, Nos. l0Ss and 1850 Main street, DOW
occupied by \, y. Hopkins. Possession given April
ds y App's loss him .treet.
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THE STATE ARMS,

A visit TO Adjutant General Woods
room found that gentleman sick in bed
and suffering considerably, but able to
converse and willing to give information.
Besides the three companies here, he
said, there were two companies at Fair.
mont, the Davis Light Guards and the
Garrett Rifles, that were in good condi.
ton and equipped for service. The Key.
ser company was likewise armed and avail.
able. At Martinsburg Capt. Faulkner's
company had been mustered out, but
there wa an artillery company, COM
handed by Col. Nadenbousch, and beside
their battery there was a Calling gun and
some ammunition in Capt. Faulkner's
care. Besides these there were two first
class companies near the scene OF disturb
ance, the Lewisburg Grays and Capt. Sny-
der's company at Charleston, and others
which, although not quite so available,
could be had II needed. There was q
third Calling gun at Moundsyille, and al-
though one OF the Gatlings was OF a
smaller calibre than the regulation am
munition required, special ammunition
for it could be readily obtained.
GOls HUFFMAN . NlENbs
A reporter for this paper interviewed
Col. Hogeman on the situation yesterday
afternoon. The Colonel is not very big,
but he combines the prudence Of Fabius
Maximus with the courage OF julius
Cesar, in equal proportions, and his views
on the situation can be relied upon as
sound.
He says the condition OF matters in the
mining sections OF the Kanawha Valley,
Is such as to require vigorous treatment.
The troublesome element among the
miners has become 30 e~mboldened by
having its offences passed over, that there
is no use in endeavoriDg TO placate them
longer. In any controversy that has been
had with them the yielding OF the point
they demanded has been the signal for
fresh demands on their part. This Is not
the first time they have seized trains be-
longing TO the Chesapeake and Ohio Com
pany. They took possession OF them on
the occasion OF the lynching OF the negro
brought back from Parkersburg TO the
vicinity Of the scene Of present disturb.
ances; on the occasion oil the Cannelton
disturbance sometime ago, and on other
occasions when they wanted to hold
meetings or stop work. don't know 81
actly what their cause OF complaint is
with the men at Anstedt. The latter pro.
badly have been working for a little less
money than the bulk OF the miners, but
the coal Is said to be softer and easier
mined, and ought 70 cost less for gethngit
out. II is particularly unfortunate that
this disturbance was made at the Anstedt
mines, for the reason that they are owned
and operated by an English company, and
the effect OF 1t will be to still further deter
foreign capital from being invested In our
section. It's effect Is bad on capital from
all sections. Men Of large moan will not
as q rule invest large sums where they are
80 liable to be interfered with, aud this is
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1s0fice of xinal aonestead Proof
LAND oVFrcE M BoIsr CRY,

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Z. ulzcglster.
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4 Decision That is OF Interest to MI

A Decision Thar is or Interest to MI
| ners-
The Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office has written letter t
General Hill Of Colorado ANNOUNCING
an important ruling in regard to the
present law regarding The annual cx.
|penditures On mining claims. The
question submitted TO Senator Hill in
behalf Of one Of his constituents was
in substance whether the Department
would recognize as compliance with
the act Of las; January, an expendi-
ture Of 800 worth Of work between
October 10th and Goth, 1879, upon 4
mining claim located October /, 1879.
Commissioner Williamson, III reply,
writes as follows: Under the act Of
May 10, 1872. (section 1924 Revised
Statntes) the annual expenditures for
improvements was due within each
year commencing with the date Of lo-|
cation except II regard to claims Io-
Gated prior 70 the enactment Of this
law the annual expenditures upon
y hich were made due January l. 1873,
and annually thereafter The purpose
T the amendatory law of January %. |
1880 was 10 secure 4 uniform period
within which tle annual expenditure|
should be required On all locations. and
I tprovided that such period shoud eom-l
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p A NJ s.

a. Lehmanf, solicitor Of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, ID G.
All business connected with Patents.
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless q patent is secured. Send for
circular. #.
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