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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-15
Dr.JAC0UES
Order. of Publication.

Drucr Of PfILaCNttOns
In the Circuit Court 81 Iron County. No.,
in vacation Aug. -. 1881:
in vacatiop-.Juiy 10Th. 1851: 3
The State OF Missouri at tie relation and
to the use of James iBufJrd. Collector
of the Revenue Of Iron County, No.,
against
G.. w. Grain James Buford. ID. Reagan.
w. ii. Wheeler, Irwin White. LAS. II. Don
aldson. i e. Baxter. Richard Renney
and all unknown interested parties. y
action TO Enforce Payment of Taxes.1
Now at this day comes the plaintiff.
James Buford, collector of the revenue of
Iron county. Missouri, and files his Pc
tition and affidavit. setting forth among
G.. W. Grain. Jas. Bnford and ID. Reagan.
are non residents uf the State Of Missouri
and can not be summoned In this action
by the ordinary process of law; II IL, there
fore. ordered by the clerk of the circuit
court of Iron county. Mo-. In vacation. that
publication be made, notifying said de-
PENDANTS that an action has been COM
menced against them In the circuit court
of said county, the object and general ua-
ture of which Is enforce the lien OF the
State Of Missouri for back taxes for the
years 1875 TO 1879, inclusive, on the fol-
lowing real estate, belonging to said
defendants, to wit:
The east half Of section IL, and the
west Of the northwest quarter Of section
%, township 81. range / west; .
IAN itemized statement In the nature Of
tax bill. showing the amount If taxes
now due on said real estate. for the wears
aforesaid, amounting in the aggregate TO
the sum Of SaS.79, Is filed with SAID petition
as provided by law.) And unless they be
and appear at the next term of said court.
to be holden for said county OF Iron, and
State Of Missouri at the courthouse I'm said
county, on the fourth Monday I'm October
next 1851. and on or before the sixth day
thereof Of the term shall so long continue;
and, If not, then before the end of the
term). aud plead. answer ar demur To said
plaintiffs petition. the same viii, be taken
as confessed, judgment rendered In sc-
cortiance with the PRAYER of sai,f prtition.
and said real estate. or so much thereof
IA may be necessary 10 satisfy said judr-
ment, Interest and costs. be sold under A
special fieri facias TO ne issued thereon.
Ii Is further ordered that euDy here-
of be published according 10 law I'm the
Iron county Register. I" a weekly news !.
paper published In said county ri Iron and
State OF Missouri. JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest, with seal. this 10Th day of
lsEAL. July. 1881.
septln7 Iron County Circuit Court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-15

SEED WHEAr-Clawson wheat for sale a
Greason Farm and Ironton Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-15

CALF FOR SALE.--A fine Jersey and Durham
grade male calf, 81 months old, for sale at
Mrs. Il. P. Russell's place. 1t
, 1881-12-22

taurt ns Aprnnl+, whero the rnnstcr IN cos,tro-
vrr~y cxe"f!' lhu sim or value u slo,Ntl. ex.
cltlslt10f fI1tr.t& AH! Et,sfa. str NhGro tho nd
s,ri'etioa II eiii!er the G"nsitu.ien or i treaty
Ffiall curtliy Tint Tho ntIluItcatton Involves II
nK,tl ,tIr4ti9'' Dt sufficient ln,portancc to require
That tho flnnl decision thoreof AE0l,! be innlc by
llnnta lsns tho tnurt Of Appeals sf,alt .tntc tho
t,c.In tIt1Gst,nn nrtslnx uia,n the construction
u S seS as s,ia 81 1 'ls Ss tte tbsay "9
Involves. and suet lunsttant orly shall liz ecrtilel
70 an.l t!'ny 'lHcl,''sI ly tl,c Supreme. Court,
Inn,sr ~ Is f'ow provided Iy lAw IN cnscs whnrc
= question IL tertil1e'a 10 tho hupronu tHatrt
,;! ,,rnn which n Thy Judge: " y CtroIt Court are
1nay ID hu'f. wtiinut rcsard 10 tho su,a Or yu,ia
lue aifcuttnH lilo vai',!jtyor tniringsent ot sho
Esrt q Ar!s @ sssf'sssi siesssrity % tss mi ahs e
proper TINT tho 'iuai tecIsIm tiierrof shn.tld bo
made ny thu Supreme court. sligtt writ OG error
tho s !" tnu 9 Fl ~!e or ho So e
crct Hght to bn reviewed.. Thu suprcinu Court
tny ni'if, nlt,''ify Or rovcrsc tito judgment or
dlftnt a Judgment or Ircree to TO rendered. or
atlsn trther pfocenRs t9.o ''n,l a. TIC t.!Attso
eereo s re ess ss ny e rts u 1Y to aS1n n.r F. 5
nr D!str!ct C1urt. 10 bo gnfor:ed accprs1tnE to
Inv: l'urff'i, that II. within tho year after tho
reversed, a.,y purity shall die, tic porsol,ai rep
rssenativn Gr heir, Ms tic caso mny rcquIto, tnny
sao S!tt, or t,n ,n t,nrty IT, 4 writ Of error
without seviyIIla tho Judgment nr decree In Tho
court " "hinll tho aall!o WIS entered.
s,.so Il to nroS.. L s,st M ILL., s9 acP s s m t" Ear
tsan whers hs resides, aGHi apon tho eert iiioaio
of tho district In whrh to curt shlli bc tlGid,
Ms tensunaile oSncnsca for travel md nttottl-
, 1881-12-22

MiiwAuKEE, VIA, Ilno. 7l.-FLOun-1)nIi and un-
Gf,nn4oh.
UtAtx-Wheht !rmert hf9heF, No. ! Milwaukee,
ilnrf nominal, No. 2 Milwaukee. tl.77; neca,nar.
tl2s. Jhnuary, HIN, February, 3a,5f March, tiff
Apri. t271ft sny. tl.Ds M. Mllwhukoo <l, No.
md rejected nominal. torn asentiy and rmt No. T.
Glc ,s s!ais tH W fnS a. noTna! ~ i? m;ao itysGalnt
uI,si, siiid 1anunty md F1Irpnfr, lHc.,
rHuy!H1DNh-llu Mons pt!rk, tlt a castl md tnt.
3lMR5 FGlrunFy.
lio1s-I,Mls lt*ht demand, i, t;ua3hts, drcssod hous
Bttaliyt tlL81. r.
,iEtk i'Ts-Flour, i,uU brs, wIoat 1iuu bu, oorn.
.,Hi!rNkxrs-ftuur, iS0U nris. whoat puu bu, corn,
lH,uU tu. ..@.
, 1881-12-22
THE PULLMANS.

Il Vory-afuc1l 1Euyniftcd Story-No Sclz-
ufG or Their Cars.
Tho report of tho alleged scizttro OF tho books
and property Of tho Inlltnnl pnlncc-Car Com
pnny ut Mantrcal Tnustluy mur,lIilx by tho GUS
tOtns otllclAl, caused quito Il ripple OF cxcite-
tcnt ut The Chicago otIues yesterday, anu curly
III tho llHy Mr. Gp0r9u ". Pullman sent nriyutc
,nessnyo to Gunora- Superintendent brown TO
telegraph ut nnec for.full particulars Tclcerams
wore immediately snnt on, but TO answer wAs
rcIulyed, Atld the opinion sertncd to be that tho
Atory WIS cnslNrl. 4 reporter called on GGn-
Gr.tl- Superintendent l.rown during tho tuy, md
nslicd him whnt hp had heard Of tho reported
sotxurp.
we hnvo had no nlvicrB rs yet" satsl Mr..
Drowu. "of tho matter reported, and I'LL We
know nf 1t IL whit wu havo suun III tho press tlls-
pnlchcs. VIC nrc ct II loss to understand on
whut grounds tho uIlcged seizure tas been mndc,
III the ea!lrlt,y ins nut knowingly vIDlatcd tno
United Slutcs,"
"k,o .,kH yoa ,,,, build your snrs r. cnnala!' T.,
ferred to aro built for W by tic uran.i Trnnk
Mlf ~ ta. on ,a aur ;rt "a mEe 9S1SSa
tho ,uati. uur c0mpany ,uny rc,rwa tue cur:
pGts. nIholstcry mid he.ld!,ls. a.,d a!ways pnr.
"What al,out ths discouraged conductor who ~
suld tm h'vo 1n.tlo eo1npasnt nsntlIst tho conf
"Wull, If ho did rnako complaint, he was un.
tluul'tcdly prolnptud In doing su By II malicious
mr.! ~Mss,, t q ~ orsa1 Trunk loud project your
''TAty ought certnisl,y to give Il bond to re-
lehso tie tars, ~ they it'sl ncdd them on tho
tito report. 1t .luus nut eucfn to n,o tiiut they
wonhi ii g.ye nr tno ears wne'i pona frota thoin
,b;. I'SSs 'S,s.y ysu M one Mt Montreal to look "tser
'1hu Superintendent ut thut pout Is nwny ut
ppi,,t, psene ,ooEge over his linz, or he won'd have
%GS ySu Iuild sars eheapcr'n In tho Dominion
- fcS, hut wo do not buLl cars thore to bring
lnto the Stntcs excopt In '.e5u us,lnl course Gf
trurcl. Our rules uFU yGry strict III tn tho OH
soryat!on Of customs Laws oi hoh countries, md
~o hnTG not knowingly violated tlluui."
I.nier III tho Mitcr,lDol thu reporter called
upnn Ar. brown, tsho Entsl: 80
WIS volzt:.l, Tho only soixura wis tiiIt 81 tic
Nnl'ireal nlsiso lis thAt such seizure WIS t!e-
fur1uu! dcnand for tho telur.i nf the bouks aud
pa9Gr .nu su IT, ,oa sn'!?s authorities Promised II
"'ro wEt,tt ito yuu attribute tho troub1o2"
nm ut loss 10 kn.w uxceut on tho hypotho-
sls ths it is III tpnpl af caiIple Or discharged
before sald, wo lve always t,skGn s,,ovl;l pai,,s
tu fully cn.liply. with tue ol,atauls laws Of tho
running ntlr cars II. aIlu through Can, and wo
hntu novur b.lofn hau y tartcIu 81 trouble. II
tlioro was anything wronR ln 0ur Interpretation
that Il wls iiot discovered ' Dufore. s.''!sI XII
ti!o supplies noulel by, W IN aontrestl
whish sbI rs,s VS. sat ,,s nnsfhass ~, n Ga1
rsveip!!, 1t Nontscal W. pny tic duty On tho ID,
"ii; villa tho customs authorities ot CANDIDA mako
auy !rreNaarlty ~ your parts"
sr. Iiruwn loit Inst ptghi for Montreal and
, 1881-12-22
LOUISVILLE.

140t1fRViLI.E, Dec, 2l.-C01TON-stohdy tlNc. =
FLuUN-Dn.. extra. t3,UlaS.it; uxtru family. &i50
4do0; ~ No. J, r. .5atG.1is choico tancy. t7.ats.
. GltAIS--Wh9nt aulcts Sl.H torn dull nnd lover;
No. ! whtte t.ci tl1 mlxod. TIT. Outs dull. No.
GbnnEed& M. 4, Hut
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and lard nominal Hulk mcuts
p1tE nnGutl.-SOne. ltnms-SuEnr~cuES l?14c.
iio0a-ball and lowsr. ut ss.aaGlh 1scco,,ta, III
, 1881-12-22

tlIrti atitnrd Mt teersng street. Or tho last ono
or tho thrrt: hut lttlu In known. Ilu eInitns tn
hnvH eottt hut recently frt'In Cincinnati Ills
inhtlncrH Rii1 his nssuctntIons nuke him s,l4-
RGeteti oi ~ much dcpFAvity ns is possessed by
, 1881-12-22


AtQ recent golden wedding Erar tho uurtra nr
pEusuutnx with his congratulations and you'd
W!shus, bis bill. rueetple4 ln full. TAts IL The
u.ost puQtl!ceht XIII Of lEjt!a!It atastl', and.
painful illustration III the wild aud reckless cx-
trayagaucu which is corrupt!ny thu American
ehaFuGtct.
, 1881-12-22
INDIANA FINANCES,
Report Of tho State 1rcAatircr for tho
| Fiscal Fenf Ending vifM October

Report Of tho state Treasurer for tho
Fiscal fenr Ending witla Octobcr
Lttst.
spsetal Dtspasea to 7hs Chteaoo Istbrns.
lSntASAIHLfst feo. @1.r-StRtc-Trcasure lrii
Submitted his report for tho fscni yGar ending
Oct. III tM,ny. Tho totut net receipts from MI
Sources during tho year, and Including $sas. .s.s.
II bnlnnco On hand Nnr. |. lSs0t wore s41A7,d.5
tho not disbursements fur tho year for all pur-
poses wcru f1,taI,;t74,as, leaving Il halauct,
IL tho Trcasury Oct. 81, 1ssl. Of y7i0, EMIT.
Ina tnsal II. rt:Gelnts Of tho vnuorat fund
1as wero sa!'is s,tes!os. The ,nrgcsl Items OF cx.
Mfn;1turs wnT',: E1!,Stses q Wu and bcney.
c1lnry 1n flI;;.Ss:s, IL. tho paymcnt Of Interest nn
!ttlFs. fi4a iA s.: mud tho ray,nont of The war.
70 !,ati '0il;ls. EN- *i'mnu The foreign debt is stnwn
T. T. be S8sl u. being lecrcase " $l.,.jf III
Tho tinnssiio 'lelt consists Of per cent nun.
itaothbie bninls dur tto common. scl1unl fun,,
tMtrrcnt payable semi- i-nnntaliy. amounting to
xJ.MHt t!Eis:, tuaklng tho total debt uf fhe Staio
3l,81t' 3Jt.
To Regulate tho Stosiincirt Liver,
, 1881-12-22
PEORIA.

PgontA. ILL.,, lice. al-HnAis-caru ,Irn,i high
Mxcd. Gl&as'l3tc: nxel GifGi,4c. Onts steady, No.
wLltc, I5le. ltyu atea1y; No. Z, TN.
1titnwiSr4-- tInrtYnyus! ut &lli.
KCKltrs-WheMs. laN hui; us,s,. 81 yi5 but OAsa, A.
a1i bu; ryr. :1II*U Aut bttf1y. 9.9U bu. f..
SHIPMENTS -Whunt. n0iiu} corn, t7.VW but nAtx,
?l,s16 11i fyc. I AD hut hurley, none
, 1881-12-22
l}EI,jeO(r.

DErttotr, Micl,., Doc Observation-Disclosures
GltAlS-Whcat quiet: No. l white cush kl.;fll
'skcd, January, @.S FehEuary, *1; Ainrcl,. sa.tG,
Arr st. bid, fl.hs askut; Atay. {etl4Utti Nu.2
rt!i. ITO sNfcs, q ~ nBkld1 No. while, ILL.,
NEcEtiTA-WNDut. ll.iau bl.
E4lPMESTt-Whpnt,n nutu.
, 1881-12-22

;, IT. Lo1f1s, Mo-. Ice. 2l.-FLUUlt-Lovor, family;
es2a Iii choice t0 fuzzy, tg.sst2Aas,
,uAAN-"heat ppenod bettaF, declned. and
ssa s .tnao i1rner; No. red, tl3i,sGs1.alH cash.
n \ Wa January. sLaaA February. tla73A March.
~ May. Sales sl5tGsl.a5}f February 3lk9fdpl. .S1K
nasn lags Mart No. do si.7ssl, No, 10,
ihaasLls. Corn lowcri G!4aG.Ne c1sn. C14tsGyxo
,nssH. ,n.eaH. o9ls0!xo February. MA4sI14o Mar, 0ata
Ehc caa4, 4d}tb N1ae January $gss t84e Enh,
It s1ss, sfa May NyG lawor III Ac. Barley quiSt
Hi;E3h-luut " $t-Ri :.
HGFfEll-UucliAnUti
Mi;GGS-UnctauYHd
1MrnHihKf-hteHAy At5l1H, :
ary IL dull u slG1a cash. tl9blH Eabr.
NGsj aake.t ilUs5 bid s ss'' s'o.1@ 'asa qolek NJ
.,I,,,;i! ts.konr hoD bfl4, wheat. 2ioQ bu, corn.
tItut.u9ta u9ta AO but rYo. LOU hui hurley, tIGU u9
e0rn Il IHn loar. !Nu ITst Whuat, l1lAu but
Aun tu wv oI1s' %oo9 nut rYo. 1uo but barley,
IT, IsIitEEahoon Ehoon ltoaed-Wheat htRhof, flE3 Innuary
tsIt.s 5H March. ~ May, Corn shadu
'.S'' WIG JAtluoFyt JlN0 February; GJ}(0 May,
, 1881-12-22

BaADronD, Pa, Dee 81. krN0EEuN-5lurkot nct.
ivn and Irregular; ulanvd at 631&o, dernad to H9<c.
adynnCed to s3tlc closed ut Eto, satos, l,tk'l,nu
rlTrBMU1t0 rH. nec. III Observation-Disclosures rnto!y
ncllvof untoA egEtt9ratyA rreaulnf olUso1 ut Htoi
tctpau IL. Philadelphia iutYprY,
,firl,HylI.LE H. l,ea neutrality-suspicious. g. ut
u,ants 67,aU; oitaFsoFs, Jta rl,ts, ", w.
, 1881-12-22

NEW YoltK, Dae. 2l.-Tha Ron1rnl Aosnund contln-
Light but prcus Fna; Shltu guods, pquas, nI,d
quilts t fnEr duaud tof futurG lelIyeryt ducks nI
donIa l btttGr re9uDEt " nAfctuS6rH btt bruwn
and bluaclvd r0ttDlls uEot And hrMs wuo!un goods III
light 1UuAnd Hll1 1toudy.
, 1881-12-22

tSDIANAroLtB. dec. 2.-GtAlx-Whnnt weak;
eLa0L3i1 torn tIru,, Gls&Gsu Oats atondy, &5I89a'
a1t6c.
, 1881-12-22

RuppALn, N. y. Doc Notwithstanding dulngi
pracoa nomlNalty unchanged
, 1881-12-22

GswEaU, Dec. sl.-Gl.AlN--whoat steadJ. Corn
uulot, Wuatorn mixed. 1lc,
, 1881-12-22

.pot !. ~. r., reg esl-uAlNWhsat tult, No. ro1,
III AMI An,s :: 5enna'y ss alk. feIruarx. sls Malcb.
md Dss"".na NAi any. fl1i, COrn duil3 No. y SPOT
1aa'! 4a'! EHd nominal. '~~s' "'t"~'
Gu; M s",sksa-sSo. ~, stsq, prime. tto, mammoth.
tkjt n mud wout, M .ot, .,,o, q, .x
AH!! sss,I a. i; tn;s;MH, Il; M, FpIr1afy. ta Nafs tls
x!rtssss,sasu{. I Iay b.ia ben u tasstt No. spos
h1ny, 4sAt, 1AAA 1Qi rufn, lAtlO bus oatA
li1Iu Fs-"hsat Ia'au 81, oos,. ts,ap au, uas.,
, 1881-12-22

auptr,',a uHLk kAaA Duc. A-BtouR-QuIak but stondy,
hsn hnane .an Afasa0i Xxx. Asoaa1si ~. N7SSMx,
III T..,N'AkAt~-l1u!l und sowst, tAM'
pu,v, va'eti Primo, Ssnls<u; eho.eu, SssoA1 at co
,'sAoSS-Fork oulut but stus.,y, 5t7uh.l7ii
, 1881-12-22
OYEItCO<iIIy IND LILS1,IIt,y.

To HkcEuIxte tho StOsincil+ Liver,
And bowels. take CaFtcr'a Little Liver Fills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
RUINOUS REsULTs

10 Grow Out OF RusslR'a ReacIlOnaFy
P0IICy-ManiieSto OF the NIhiIiSt Exc.
eutive Commiitee.
BERLIN, May 2.-1ntelligence from 81.
Petersburg reports that manifesto Of the
Nlhilist Executive Committee was printed
on April 18th, which says: "The verdict
aSainst the Nihilists who have Just re.
Ceived the martyrs crown was die.
tated, as well as confirmed, by the Czar,
The first act Of bis autocratic will thus far
has been the hanging Of women. Without
waiting for his coronation he has sprinkleh
hs throne with the blood Of the champions
Of national rights. Over the graves OF our
colleagues we publicly affirm that we will
continue our efforts for the Liberation
Of the people; we will no more be d,
tered by the galows than were Solovieff
aud the other champions Of the last reign.
After the event oi the 18th oil March the
Executive Committee informed the En-.
peror that the only means oi reverting 10 the
path OF peaceful development was by an
appeal 10 the people. Judging by events
The supreme power has elected 10 appeal
10 the hangman. So be II. The commit.
tee deiers pronounCing any judgment on
The general policy Of the Emperor, but II
declares that q reaCtionary policy will lead
10 consequence more disastrous than the
event which took place In March. The
manifesto concludes by appealing to oil
who would shake of savery, to cooperate
In o struggle for liberty. -r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
RIVER RIPpLE.

The Courier leaves at II A. NJ. to-day for
Parkersburg.
The Welcome, on route to MatamorAs
leaves the wharf to-day at2P.M.
The Pres Ellison for New Martinsville,
departs at 2:46 P. NJ. today.
Abner 0'Neal, the Sleubenville packet,
ahovea off at 2:30 this afternoon.
The Telegram, ln the Clarington trade,
leaves at 3 p. N. to-day.
The Bachelor Is the Pittsburgh packet
to-day att AN.
The Andes leaves isr Cincinnati at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
The Pres Ellleon broke 0 Ahait at Little
Grave Greek. II will be repaired ct once.
The Salt Valley is due this morning en-
route 10 lrontOn.
The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet,
the Katie StoCkdale, was due down early
this morning. She left Pittsburgh at 4 Pm.
Yesterday.
The Andes had an immente trip In
freight from Cincinnati and points below,
and did not get In until alter dark last
night.
The Diurnal will take one Of our German
singing societies 10 PlttBburRh on an ex.
cursion on Saturday evening next. They
will return early Monday morning.
River marks at 10 P. N last night 5 feet
4 inches and falling.
PlrrsBURon, May 2.-River feet 2
inches and falling Weather clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Rlver falling, with
feet I inches in the canal. Weather
cloudy, chilly and rainy. James W. Gaff,
Memphis tU Cincinnati; Charles Morgan,
New Orleans TO Cincinnati. The Ariadne
is reported laying on Sault river, ap.
paFently Coaled down.
CiNciSN4ri, May 2.-Riyer 20 feet, 4
inches and falling. Weather cool and
showry. Departed: MIllAr, Memphis;
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
CAiRo, May 2.--RiveF 40 feet, 10 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy; ther.
mometer 750. Arrived: Baltic, Louisville: :
Jos. B. Williams, Pittsburgh; Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati. Departed: Jos. B.
williams, New Oflenns; Baltic, Memphis;
Annie 2. Silver, New Otlosns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Arabs M Thick ~ Trees In wood
Pears or n General Revolt In Algeria.
PARIS, May 2,-The Krouhmers dis
lodged from the rocks on the seacoast are
believed 10 have entrenChed themselves
on height near Sidi Abdallah. Three
columns Of troops are converging thlthel
10 cut of their retreat, and decisive en-
vagement Ia expected.
All the mountains are alive with Arabs
aimed with tllntlock guns, each man car.
rying thirty charges. II Is impossible to
calculate their numbers. They appear be
hind every rock and tree.
tis rumored that Add FL Kadsr has
written 0 warning to the French to pre-
pare for a serious rising In Algeria.
CoNsrANTISOPLE, May 2.-The Dsy ol
Tunis telegraphs to the Porte that he will
refer the French or any other government
making proposals to him to the Porte.
The government has information thai
tisht occurred between the French ant
Kfouniefs al Ain 1BmAil. On the goth o
April the French troops crossed thI
irontieh lhe battle lasted nine hours
Seventy eight Krouinlets weie killed ant
eiehty.nins wounded. The French lOss 1
declared 10 have been much greater
FliIy.eight Tuhlsian soldiers ard man
non com batAtis wete killed by the BON
baflment oi TabAfica.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
WHO NEXTT
COntIhued strikes Of wOrRmen In Va
FlOuH Trades,

COntIaueu btFlkeh OF "OEkmeu N w
FIOuI Trades.
TORONTO, May 9.-The Lrakemen on thG
Grand Trunk request an advance Of wagel
from 81 % per day to Il 40 on passenger
aud way trains, and 81 so on through
freight. II the request 10 not acceded
to they will resign Wednesday at mid
night.
NEw YORK, May 2-The bakers went on
a strike to-day TO increase the wages and
reduce The hourH OF work. The men pc
raded the down town streets one thousand
strong and afterwards assembled In Irving
Hall, where speeches were made.
Daring the afternoon more than two
hundred boss bakers informed the execu
tive committee Of their willingness to agree
to the terms OF their men.
The journeymen In the shops at New
ark, one hundred and eighty In number
also struck this morning., In every
shop, with q single exception, the de-
mAnds were complied with.
COLUMBUS, o., May 2.-Word reached
here that q strike among the coal miner
In Hooking Valley commenced this NOR
ming and all the miners came out oil the
banks. The new rates for mining went
into effect to-day.
JErPRRsoSvILLE, IND, May 2.-The coal
cart drivers and coal shovelers, number
ing nearly 100, struck 10 day for higher
wages. An attempt 10 run teams this alter
noon with new hands was prevented BY
the strikers. There is great excitement.
PIrrsBoRo, Pa, May 2-The miners and
other employees Of the Tompkins' mines
being dissatisfied with the time OF pay
ments, struck. The strike throws q mum
bar Of other men and boys out Of employ
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
ALL TORN UP,
DISTURBED COHDITION OF AFFAIRS
IN THE OLD WORLD.
war Between France and TuuIs- Egg pI
and Aby ssIniA Try Ing 10 Come to Terms
-InVestIgaIIng Abdul AEIE Mar.
deF-AIAFminE Situation In Ire.
land = Lesser Troubles.
IRISH SITUATION STILL SERIOUS.

Affairs In the West and south RH Threat
eRing nv EVer-DilIOn'a Marrow Escape
from Arrest.
LONDON, May 2.-The accounts from the
West OF Ireland represent the state oI
affairs there as becoming very serious. A
number OF outrages Of various degrees OIL
atroCity are reported, and bands Of armed
men promenade the country and tsrrorize
the inhabitants unchecked. The Time,
says: at has been our painful duty to
record, during the past two or three
weeks, repeated acts OF outrage In the
West and South OF Ireland, scarcely In.
lerior in atroCity to those which awakened
the national conscience four months ago.
To-day the record Of agrArian crime ia
more serious than at any time since Par
lament met in January"
DUBLIN, May 2.-When the train ar
rived at Kings Bridge Station to-day q
posse OF police was there, 1t Is believed
with q warrant Tor the arrest ot Dillon,
but he was not on board. II Is thought
he stopped at Waterford and took a
steamer Tor Milford, and will appear In the
Commons tonight. Dillon's speech in
Tipperay last night was one oi the bitter
est and most incorporating he has
made. He advised the people to keep
within the law, not because he respected
1t, or thought they respected 1t, but for
the aake Of preserving their organization
they must exercise their ingenuity 10 sail
Rs close to the line as possible.
DILLON ARREsTED.
DUBLIN, May 2.-John Dillon was ar
rested at $3.50 this evening, at Port Arllug.
ton, on his way to Dublin,
The L1sh Times says; The shooting ol
q boy named Farrell proves the exist.
enCe Of the most dangerous lawlessness
in Dubliu, apparently under the
management OF some secret influence.
The discovery OF hidden rifles is almost
as startling as the shooting Of the boy,
The mau who hred the shots, on being ar.
rested, refused TO give his name, but he
is known to the police. The second man
arrested at4 o'clock this morning, had
shouted TO the first. We cannot regard
the future with any feeling, but one OF
grave distrust and utter dismay,