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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-29
Labor Notes.

Yesterday the men at the Standard Oil
Company Cooperage were paid OF and work
was stopped.
About 100 persons in this city are en-
gagged in knitting stockings by machinery
at the average wages of s. per week.
Mr.. Stouffer, a farmer of Penn township,
was in the East End yesterday offering
81. .25 per day and board for men to harvest
his crops, but he did not secure any help.
OF the six furnaces in Fayette county,
four are still in operation producing more
iron than they can sell. The Dunbar fur
naces, with the exception OF one, are rum
ming.
The old bell punch will soon supereede
the new contriyance for receiving and de-
posting fares on the Oakland street cars,
as il is understood that the recent arrange
ment does not give satisfaction.
A 7O-ton vertical shear for the Pittsburg
Steel Casting Company has just been COM
pleted by Cayet Il Mcknight,o the Anchor
Foundry and Machine Works. In all pro-
liability this is the largest vertical shear in
the United States.
The Union Iron and Steel Company, OF
Chicago recently negotiated loan for
500, 900 from the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company at six per cent. inter
est payable half yearly. This money is
needed to finish improvements now in
progress A mortgage on the company's
Archer avenue property was given.
At DilwOrth, Porter & Co.'S mill, Bing-
ham street, near Fourth, South Side, the
new continuous train of rolls have been
tried with great success. By them pinch
bar of iron was placed in one end, and
emerged at the other end half an inch in
thickness. With the single roll thirty men
were required to thus reduce a bar, but
with the new rolls it was done with the
help of but three men. Other labor saving
machinery will be adopted by this firm.
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Rurned 10 Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2S.-A distressing
accident befell Alice Ritchie, little girl
living with her mother on Jacob street, be-
tween Jackson and Hancock, early last
night, by which she was nearly burned to
death in few seconds. For several days
past there has been located at the north
east corner of Jackson streets a tent, be-
meath which the owner has a show, con-
sisting OF two.headed chicken, a three
footed negro, and line of other monstros-
tiles with which he has been hum.
bugging the people of Smoketown
day and night since his debut there, The
lights used at night are large gasoline
lamps, hanging overhead, and during the
temporary absence of the keeper little
Alice slipped in the tent and succeeded in
knocking one Of the lamps over upon her
self, and was quickly enyelopsd in flames.
After a few shrieks from pain caused by the
burns, the girl fell senseless to the ground,
where some men who were passing found
her, and from the scene she was conveyed
home, where to-day her recovery is con.
sidered very doubtful. She was burned all
over the body, and presents horrible ap-
pearance,
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KENTUCKY KILLING.
Ivan bowman Lodged i'm Jail

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-Ivan W. Bowman
the murderer of Marshal Richard Lane, Of
Augusta, KY, was lodged in the Covington
Jail last night. He was brought in by
Deputy Sheriff Trueax, of Bracken county,
and lodged for safe-keeping. 1t seems that
the people of the vicinity of Augusta were
very much excited over the killing of Lane,
who was always regarded as straight-for-
ward and upright gentleman, and threats
Of lynchlpg were freely made
in Bracken county and Angus
ia. The authorities conclu-
cluded that it would be unwise to keep
him there, and the Judge of the County
Court sent him to the Coyington Jail for
safe keeping. Mr.. Bowman has little to
say of the affair, and when he read the &C
count of it, yesterday, said it was correct,
with the exception that he gave himself up
instead of being arrested. He claims that
Lane made threats to kill him, and he con-
siders he did what was right for his own
protection.
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Troubles In Arbitration.

ST. LoUIs,J July 2s.-The work of the Arbi-
tratiOn Committee of the two Coal Ex-
changes and of committee Of miners does
not seem to be assuccessful and satisfactory
a. it was anticipated. Two and half cents
was the standard fixed by the committee
for mining coal. The majority at the time
seemed TO be satisfied, but subsequently de-
yelopments proved the contrary. A great
many of the operators have fatty refused
to pay the price, and strike all over the
ST. Louis district is in progress. The Cart
side mine at Alma, on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi, has shut down, and the miners, to
the number of one hundred and fifty, are
on q strike. The mines at OFollon are on
fire, and large number of men are idle.
The miners in the mines around Gillespie,
on the Indianapolis and st. Louis road, are
out on q strike. They all demand 2H cents
while the operators refuse to pay more
than cents. The operators on the Pitts
burg and Cairo Short Line road. pay the
stipulated price. I,
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vicinity, have received patent for hitch
ing strap of their invention
The wool trade is dull here and here
abouts. 1t is selling at 81 and 80 cent?, but
most Of the farmers are holding for 40
cents. --s
w. A. Rownd, of GAINESVILLE, has opened
9 temporary shoe store in the Downing
building.
Isaac Shallcross, late engineer on ,the
narrow gauge railroad. has accepted SINH
lar position on the St. Ciairsyille and North
ern railroad. -
The Updegraf Republicans very arro-
gantly assert their intention to nominate
the Doctor at Barnesyille and affect a
thorough contempt for the other aspirants.
RSt. Clairsville wasineyer so dull in all its
history as it is now. The streets are al
most deserted and Sabbath like quiet pre-
walls from morning NIL night. The farmers
are too busy with their harvest work to
come to. town.
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Thesinrrn nlafrici,le.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 2s.-The latest re-
regard to the alleged killing ofIMrs. Sturm
by her two step-daughters. There seems
to be some ground for the story, but the
family which formerly lived near Freeport,
Greene county, moved down into West
Virginia to some point inaccessible by tel
egraph, and the story came back in such
roundabout way as to be very indefinite,
but the first report seems to be very we'll
adhered to. 1t is stated that the body was
buried in Moundsville, W. Va, but this is
probably incorrect.
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BOHS Drowned.

Troy, July ga sad case of drowning
occurred last evening in Spring Creek,
about three miles north of here, when two
lads met with watery graves. Fred Peter
son, aged about seventeen, and a boy
named Fred Gram, of Cincinnati, who had
been visiting in this vicinity, went to the
creek to bathe. While in the water young
Gram was seized with cramps, and Peter
son tried to rescue him, bat Gram caught
and drew him under the water. Another
boy named Counts tried to rescue them.
but was unsuccessful. The bodies were re-
covered in about an hour.
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Damages Claimed for Malpractice.

WABASH. July 2s.-Yesterday Milton
Bray, an employe Of the Cincinnati, Wa.
bash and Michigan road, in this city, filed
suit against DR.. VIM. Lomax, Of Marion,
for $4,000 dhmages for alleged malpractice
in 1881 Bray had leg broken while work
ing on q bridge, and Lomax dressed II, but
in setting the bone one part Of 1t protrud-
ed, and the limb is now almost rs bad as
when first broken. Bray Is unable to do
any hard work, and at times Is scarcely
able TO be about. He demands $40, 900 dam.
ages. The case will soon come up, and the
result will be awaited with intereJt
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FOREST FIRES.
Great Destruction TO Property.

EAST TAwAs, MICH, July 2s.-The forest
hres to the northwest and south are burn
ing nercely. Fields of grain, farm houses.
FENCES and orchards, together with immense
S Sracts OF cedar and pine, are burning. The
hemlock woods east of here are impssssbls
and no correct list of losses can be given as
accounts conflict Browns camp, on Hone
creek, was burned yesterday, with q lot of
Sleighs and numbering equipages. Reports
are received Of horses, cattle and other
STOCK burning, farmers are deserting their
nomes. At 3 o'clock this evening a heavy
thunder storm set in, lasting an hour, and
VIII tend to check the fires. The FIRE above
Oscodar threatened that town TO-DAY
kinkerdall's place is reported entirely des.
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to get on the boat Philip Hunter stepped
out from it, and as the two passed each
other, something was said between them.
Hunter called to Weston to stop, and at.
the same time drew revolver and fired
three shots each taking effect In Westonis
head, causing his instant death, one Of
them, which entered the back Of his head,
being fred after he fell.
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ANev sIemen,, Steel PInnt.

YoUN6srowS, o., July pa site has Just
mems patent steel plant, and ground will be
broken for the new buildings within the
next few days. The new works are to be
operated by q company in which VIM. Tod
& Co., John Stambough, Joseph H. Brown,
Robert McCurdy and c. d Arms are large
stockholders. A large SiemeAs regenera-
tive furnace will be built and the machin-
cry will include all the latest improve
ments
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Hanged.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-A Lexington, KY,
special says: The death warrant was read
to Isanc Turner at 1890, at 1890 he was led
to the scaffold, and after the final religious
services, the moose was adjusted, and at
/ :07 the drop fell. He was dead in fifteen
minutes and according to law the coroner $
Jury held an inquest. The body was then
delivered to his friends. The execution was
private Turner was colored and was hung
for the murder of Abe Roy, another col0red
man, in June Of last year,
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Two Murders and n LyuchinR.

Sr. Louis, Luly % "A Texas special says:
At Gazasia, Oldham county. yesterday, Ma.
rion Frank, a muhtto, shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff Henry Mccullough. A
large posse pursued the murderer, and he
is reported caught and lynched.
At Fernando. near Laredo, In fight
among Mexicans, Pedro Gomez was shot
dead. Pedro Aguitar complained that he
not had bad fair play, and the crowd killed
him also.
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$4,000 snort,

CHICAGO, July 2s.-John Raper, 4 young
Epglishman, for years in the employ OF
Benjamin Allen & Co, jewellers, State street,
absconded with about three thousand dol.
lars shortage. He was chief bookkeeper,
and the firm trusted him implicitly. He
had lost the sight Of one OF bis eyes, and
his steallngs began when he seemed likely
to lose the other. 1t is supposed he has
gone to England, where his sisters live.
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Davis IaIand Dam.

Bellevue, July 2S.-Work on the Davis
Island dam is being pushed with small
force of men. The guide wall, or crib, at
the lower end of the lock is being rapidly
put up, and on the south side of the river
prepar .tions are being made to continue
the work on the sills for the dam. Three
or four large boat loads of stone, from
Stoop's Ferry, are on hand for this purpose,
and as the river is getting into good condi.
ton, we presume the work will be pushed
vigorously.
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Another Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 2s.-The spin
ners of the Slade mill have struck on 40
count Of dissatisfaction with the weight OF
the boxes in which the yarn is weighed.
The boxes are supposed TO weigh six
pounds. Some boxes became broken by
long use, the deficiency in weight being
made up by putting in piece OF lead
These pieces frequently drop out, and the
weight of the boxes is thus reduced.
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A PanhaudIe CsIIision.

BuRGETTs1owS, July 27.-A collision he
tween the Mansfield accommodation train
east, due at the Union depot at s o'clock,
and a freight train going west, occurred
this morning on the Panhandle about
O'Clock, short distance the other side OF
Burgettstswn. No serious damage was
done with the exception Of the delay Of the
passenger trains, arriving In this city over
an hour late.
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A Railroad ytrtory.

New YORK, July 2s.-In the proceedings
brought by Attorney General Russell. on
behalf of the people against the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany and the New York, Like Erie and
Western Railroad Company for q mandauf
us, and to compel the railroads 10 receive
and transport freight as common carriers, .
decision was rendered to-day, granting the
motion to quash the writs for mQRdamUs,
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Affempted 20 Shume OF.

Mt. STERLING, KY, July 2s.-J. d. Swartz
hung himself in his tobacco barn, last
night, but his wife and step-daughter cut
him down before death ensued, though he
was near the borders OF the other shore and
is not yet out of danger, so the doctors say.
He is a tobacco grower, and resides on the
farm of Clayton Howell, three miles west
of the city. No cause is assigned for the
rash act.
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Railroad Accident.

ZANEsvILLE, July 2S.-Geo. Seeyey, a lad
aged eight years, residing at No. 135 North
Third street, was run over by the Colum-
bus and Muskingum Valley freight yester-
completely severed from his body, which
was otherwise terribly mangled He was
the only son of a widowed mother
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.n21aoS un~vt.

DETROIT, NICE, July BIB. Frank Bigs-
low, former receiving teller Of the National
Bank Of the Republic Of Warrington, vas
arrested At 2 o'clock this morning, at Port
Huron. He sbsconded June 23rd, and II
alleged &c be short in his accounts rs, 900.
A reward Of $4,000 had been offered f0f
his capture. He vas in Canada and vir.
tually gave himself mp, saying be Va
tired Of being hunted from place 70 plsce.
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Mr.. Tilden's Health. .

YoSKERs, N. Y, July 2s.-The widely
circulated rumor OF the serious illness Of
Ex-Governor Tilden brought 10 this placid
township horde Of correspondents, re-
porters and obituarists. II will interest
Governor Tilden's friends and possibly e1.
ercise his enemies 10 know that while the
venerable man Is not able TO jump q FIVE
bar gate, he is quite as well physically as
he has been any time in five years past.
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Anr I.ala MintafAP-

ROME, July % The body OF Mr.. Marsh,
sieve Railway Station, this morning, and
was received by the mayor and principal
inhabitants. The United States charge
dafiaires thanked the spectators for their
touching reception of the remains. The
body was then escorted 10 the Protestant
cemetery by the procession. The coffin was
covered by the American flag and was de-
posted in the mortuary chapel at the
cpmetnry
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UPDEGRAFF CONFIDENT.
Movements of Senators and Politicians
The Clarksburg POstOffice.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Dr, Updegraff, OF
Ohio, expresses himself as confident that
the GAINESVILLE Convention will nominate
him for Congress. He appears to be very
much elated over the withdrawal of Mr..
Hollingsworth from the contest.
Representative Hose will spend Sunday
in Baltimore.
Senator Davis will probably spend to-
morrow at Deer Park. He will likely be
accompanied by one or two brother Sena-
tors.
1t is expected that the House will, before
the close OF the session next week, take up
for consideration a number of bills provid-
ing for the erection of public buildings in
various parts of the country. If it does
there is no doubt but that the Clarksburg
public building bill will be passed, as it is
we'll up near the head Of the list.
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at GOOdwood was won by Scobell, Magician
second, Atala third.
The MalComb stakes resulted in dead
heat between Salvador and st. Blaise, Mont
rOyd next
Saratoga Baees.
SARATOGA, July 2S.-First race. one mile,
Springfield, lst; Patta, I'd; Minnie D., Sd.
Time, l:42H.
Second race, one mile and 500 yards.
Spark, lSt; Square Dance, ID; Monogram,
Sd. Time, 2l4A.
Third race, three-quarter mile. Referee,
lst; Lyton, ID: Madrigal, 3d. Time, LII.
Fourth race, three-quarter mile. Little
Phil, lst; lota, ID; WapokOnata, Sd. Time,
l:l54.
Backed Out.
LONDON, July 2S--The amateur rowing
ASSOCIATION has decided that the crews Of
the Thames and London clubs shall not be
allowed to rev against the Hillsdale in the
Barnes and Mortlake regatta Saturday.
The Henley Highwaymen.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-This weeks Spirit
OF the Times says, editorially: Those peo-
pie who have been unable to decide whether
the Henley HishTaymen and ENGLISH
amateur rowing association are sltogher
Snayes or part knayes and part fools, will
have no further doubt. This disreputable
gang, who object to the amateur standing
Of the HillSdale crew, accepted at Henley-
and rowed against Adein, of Paris. whom
the London field proves, from its own col
umns, to have rowed and won five races Tor
money since 1880.
Cleveland Races.
CLEVELAND, July 2S.-The fourth and
last day of Gle yeland races:
2:20 Trot-RoSa Wilkes was the fayorite
IN the pools and she won in straight heats
with ease. Time, 2:1SI%, 2:lS21. 2:lSL.
Three-minute Trot-Wilson, the winner
OF the 2:3S trot on Tuesday, when he made
a record of 2:22R, was the favorite in the
pools at three to one against the field. He
won handily in straight heats, Time,
2:223{, 2:2512, 2:25.
Base Ball.
NEw YORK, July %. - Philadelphia, 5:
Metropolitans, 0.
BUFFAEo, July 2S.-Buffalo,9: CleYeland,6.
WoRCEsrER, July 2s.-Worcester, l2; Bos-
tons, IL.
PRoyIDESCE, July 2S. - Providence, Z:
TrOys, 4.
BALTIMORE, MD., July 27.-The rain pre,
vented the base ball game.
DETROIT, July 2S.-Game of Is innings.
Detroits 3; Chicagos 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Merritt of Cam
dem 6; Louisville 3.
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APreeious Pairofwidovs.

Willow BRANCH, Mo-, July 2s.-Two Wild
ows named Roark and Campbell engaged
in a fight last night. After pummeling
each other with fists, both drew knives and
the former was fatally stabbed.
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ST. CLAlRSEIIIE,
lnAliinan n

institute -PerSonaI-Deeid.
edly Dull.
80 70 ne Register.
LLE' July 2S.-Over one hun.
T.. are attending the Teachers
now, and many more will
-. 'ne close. Lectures were
! H. ~ night, on Teaching as a
P1a't' of warnOcks.
ast =, , one OF our oldest resi-
Ia 4 w saturday, aged 80 years.
" ~ AeNeehen, Of this
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Confirmation sf she 8uaaAy Sehoel
Assembly-An Accident Ferseaal-
sunday's ProSramme.
Special Dispdteh 20 the Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 2s.-It rained
to-day very hard and during the morning
lecture at the auditorium quite . storm
prevailed, but it did not interfere with the
attendance. With such programme Is Is
daily provided by the Assembly, it is worth
wading in the water to hear and see.
The lectures are always the principal
feature of each day, as they were of this.
They are worthy Of the great men who
speak and of this or any other audience in
the land that might hear, shall therefore
send you, from time to time, very full
synops is of the principal lectures, believ.
ing that the readers Of the RDoisfnR will
appreciate them.
An Accident.
While the one thousand dollar team be-
longing to Mr.. Van Meter, proprietor of
the Mountain Lake Park hotel, was being
driven from Oakland this morning, they
became frightened, and ran away, throw
ing the occupants out, but no one but the
driver was much hurt.
Sunday Programme.
The Sunday programme is not down on
the bills, but is as follows: Preaching at
1890 A. NJ. by DR.. A. N. Sims, Chancellor Of
Syracuse University; at $3.50 p. n, by DR..
A. A. Wright, of Lynn, Mass, and at s P.
u. by DR.. Baldwin.
.. Personal Notes.
Among the West Virginia arrivals at the
Allegheny Hotel to-day are Rev. w. c.
Wilson and wife, Mrs. Frank Woods. Mrs.
4. NJ. Martin, Mrs. F. L. Davis, b. ID.
Walford, A. W. Shaw, of Grafton; T. r.
Carskadon, Of Keyser; Rev. George v.
Leech, l.. NJ. Bender and wife Of Martins.
burg; B. F. Swisher, OF Fsirmont; w. @.
McKeehan, of Clarksburg; Chas. W. Mayer
and Chas. w. Jackson and wife, o. Gran
berry Summit. At the Mountain Lake
Park Hotel, Z. d. McClenahan
and Miss Theyer o. Baltimore;
Rev. Chas. Baldwin and wife, Cumberland;
Mrs. A. NJ. Reid, Steubenville; Mrs. James
Flanagan, Grafton; J. T. Jones and G. N.
Vandenbark and wife. OF Cranberry; DR..
Alfred A. Wright and wife, Lynn, Mass;
Mrs. +. II. Dawson and Miss Neal, OF Bald.
more.
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The TarifCommisxisn-

LONG BRANCH, July 2S.-Mr. Thomas
Bar bour addressed the Tariff Commission
to-day on behalf of the flax, jute and:hemp
trade, urging uniform duty of fifty per
cent advalerem.