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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-21
WESTERN WAITS.
The Indian eu,sr.ak Spreading.

SAN FRANcT-oo, April Ca Tucson dis
patch says: In view Of the recent outbreak
of Indians. General Wilcox has ordered
two companies Of cavalry 70 scour the
DragoOn mountains. A detachment will
also be sent 10 the Dragon and Mute
mountains TO look for renegade Indians.
Gen. Wilcox, in a dispatch 10 Governor
Tuttle, says: II do not know how far this
outbreak will spread, but advise the mill.
tary to lie notified everywhere" Governor
Tuttle has notified the settlers at Globe,
Bowie and Clifton, and also Governor Shell
ton. Of New Mexico. Of the outbreak.
TUo-os, April 2o-A'hundred and ten
bucks are on the war path. sixty OF whom
are supposed to be returned renegade Chin.
cabanas. A report has Just been received
by runner, via. Stafford, that Eagle Creek
has been raided by Juh and other renegade
Chincahanas. II this is the case the fol.
lowing were probably killed: Tom New.
land and wife and two employees, McMur.
rem and son. Lamb and son and Stevenson,
shepherds. The Locas band number about
3je, most Of whom are bucks.
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GOUlD'S TUNNEL.
Probably Another Murder Added 10 the
Long Score.
Special Dispatch TO he Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
SrErBENvuLE, O., April pa dispatch
was received by Sheriff Sharp, this morn
ing, from GOulds Tunnel, five miles west
of here, to the effect that murder had
been committed there, and asking him TO
send an officer. Deputy Ben Sharp and
Officer Winning. of the Mayors police, left
Immediately for the tunnel. From the
fact that murder had taken place at this
point several weeks ago, public excitement
ran high until word was received from the
officer, this afternoon, that the affair was
not so bad as first reported. 1t seems that
a large force of negroes had been put to
work in the tunnel some time ago, and yes
terday being pay day, the negroes all got
drunk and this morning engaged
in free fight, the result
being that one man, name not known
drew knife and stabbed another darkey
by the name OF Thompson in the left breast,
making a serious, but not fatal, wound.
The cutter was arrested and brought to
the city, this evening.
Gould's Tunnel is bad place. There is
large force of men as work there on the
tunnel, the employees being Irish and
negroes, and it well be remembered that
but few weeks since, Michael Moneyhan
stabbed and killed John McAvoy, at this
place, and Moneyhan through the Sheriff
not doing his duty, and the stingineSs of
the County Commissioner in not allowing
but $50 reward for his capture, escaped to
parts unknown. Every payday brings a
big drunk and fight and if some thing is
not done to stop the outlaws, another
murder will be the result. Don.
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On the buildings shops t,2 and 3, and
warehouse, Franklin. Wheeling, $500. OF
which 81, 100 each is on Shops No. and 3,
$500 on shop No. l, and $500 on engine and
boilers.
) Etna, Wheeling, $500, placed as above.
+ Home Columbus, $500, placed as above.
British America, OF Toronto; German
American, OF New York; Niagara, OF n. Y;
Fire Association. of Philadelphia, each
81 $50, divided as above.
Peabody and Manufacturers, OF Wheeling
each $1,000 on shop No. L; $1,000 each on
building and 81, 900 each on boilers and en-
CINE.
Total on buildings, SO, 500.
On the Penitentiary building proper
sthere is a total of $4,000 of insurance, di-
'vfded as follows: OF wheeling-Manufac.
turers', $500; lEtna, $500: Peabody,
5000 Royal, of Liverpool, 5000; Meteor
pole, Paris, 5000; Manufacturers, Boston,
$500; Franklin, Philadelphia, $500;
Home. Columbus, s., 500; Fire Association,
Philadelphia, $500. Total. $4,000.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.

DleCEH DTSpdtCH W tue heySt''
PIEDMONT, W. Va, April 20.-J. c. Win
ter, bridge carpenter of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, was killed, here this morn
ing. in attempting to get off of passenger
train No. 5, as it was leaving the depot He
fell between the cars and the platform, held
on with his hands for several yards when
the hold was broken and the ill,fated man
rolled under the wheels and was horribly
mutilated, dying in few minutes.
Several persons witnessed the occurrence
without power TO render aid, and others
turned their heads away to avoid the shock
ing sight The deceased was a native OF
Warrenton. Va, and has two married sis.
ters in Grafton. VAN.
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THROUGH THE WEST.
Three Lives Lost-Great Damage TO
Property.


CHICAGO, April 2O-A special says that
the town of Carrelton, La, was struck by a
whirlwind, Tuesday evening. A skiff in
the river, containing three men, was cap
sized and none OF the occupants have been
seen since. The wharf was lifted and carried
a square distant. The noise accompanying
the wind was like deep thunder. Several
houses were unroofed and property greatly
damaged. The German Catholic school was
completely destroyed. number of per-
sons are reported seriously hurt, but none
killed outright, The damage is estimated
at $4,000.
Other neighboring, towns reported more
or less damage.
A Bloomfield, Iowa, special reports a de-
vaStating cyclone in that county, which,
however by good chance, did not strike
any town. The damage was confined to
farms, fences and isolated buildings. No
deaths are reported, and but three persons
injured.
A St. Vincent Mimi, special says. the
Red river is now forty feet above low water
mark, and still rising. The Red River Mills
elevator is in critical condition, and the
draw bridge at Emerson, worth $4,000, is
swept away. The water viii probably re-
cede now,
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Boid SaKe Robbery.

'"EN' April 2O.-The safe in the
!, y. =. samuel c. Holmes, deputy colIec-
:, Wy revenue, was robbed of bonds
= AZ s5.l59 A strange man said he
"a !. sent to the house to repair furni-
be SOM some work of that kind was need
vf,tSalhu Iah was shown TO Holmes bed
WsDt Iout hesitation, when he appar-
va' ,v, TO work. Soon ne was left
yi-;,ayS %u Shen member of the house
h. w the room, the man was gone
'~'e open and rifed Of its contents.
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CHICAGO, April 2o.-The Hsvesiy people
here don't credit the rumor from London
that Haverly is dead. J. II. Mcconnell,
manager Of Haveriy's business, received q
cable from him Friday, and be was then
perfectly well. Haverly's sister, living
here, was at the theatre this morning. and
and bad no intimstion OF her brothers i'll
ness even and didn't credit the rumor.
NEW YoEK. April 20.-Hsveriy's business
manager says the rumor Of Hayerly sdesth
is new TO him. Up TO 2 y. n. Inc had not
received q notification Of such event and
had il occurred he certainly would have
been cabled at once
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THE OHIO MINERS.
Proceedings OF Wednesdays ConSen.
tiou-A strike Ordered.


CoLUMBUs, April 19.-Delegates represent
ing the miners OF Ohio held a convention
with closed doors here to-day. All who are
taking part are very reticent as to ali their
proceedings. The object is the protection
of the mutual interests Of Ohio and Penn
sylvania miners Of bituminous coal. Among
the delegates present are President Jones,
OF the Western Pennsylvania Association.
All the important Ohio districts are repre-
senled save Pomeroy, Jackson and Coshoc-
ton Each delegate has q vote for every
fifty or fractional part of fifty miners he
represents. There are three resolutions TO
be voted on at the convention. The first
two provide for the organization Of State
Association on the Pittsburgh plan: the
third, which Is the most important, which
was adopted, is as follows:
That the miners OF Ohio. whose wages
have been reduced since the lst day OF
February. 1882. make a demand for the
former prices, and il not conceded the
miners OF such mines mine no more coal
on and after Monday, the 30th OF April,
1892"
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Man Kills and Terribly MutiIates His
MOther-in-LRw.

BosToN, April @O.-In West Somerville,
to-day, Mrs. Mary Russell, aged 70, was
killed by her son-in-law, Edwin K. Pres
colt, aged Go. Mrs. Russell's daughter, who
is PrescOtt's second wife, went to Boston
this morning, and on her return was met
at the door of her house by her husband.
who told her he had just killed
her mother. The woman horrifed. ran to
the police station and an officer, going to
the house, found in back shed, the body
of Mrs Russell with her skull fractured.
face crushed in. and throat cut from ear to
ear. The murderer was secured and taken
to Jail.
The tragedy created intense excitement,
the parties TO il moving in the highest
social circle
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WHEEIING FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 21. 1882

a highly creditable representative. He is
a man of real brains, broad and catholic
views, and besides all this, Stalwart OF
the Stalwarts.
General Badeau, ALSO. is booked for "a
pleasant trip to Havana, as Consul General
where he can amuse himself in writing an
account of General Arthur's military Ca
reer as companion book to his Life OF
Grant U.
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T. Fallon. OF Hooking county. The con-
vention adjourned this afternoon.
ElSEWHERE.
In the Pennsylvania Iros Rexiss

In the Pennsylvania Iroa Rewisa.
PHrIADELPHIA, April 2o.-The Escniag
B,4llc.ia has special from Reading, Pa,
which says: A number OF secret emissaries
from the Pittsburgh Iron district are
quietly operating in the Lehigh and
Schuylkill Valleys, with a view of induc-
ing the mea in the furnaces and rolling
mills to strike. At the very large estab.
lishment OF Clark, Reeves & Co., Phoenix
Iron Works, where the strike re-
Gently occurred, but was adjusted,
il is said that several leading OH
cials of the Amalgamated Association
are:endeavoring TO induce leading workers
to strike and close the mills.
At Bethlehem an extensive strike has
been commenced.
At Johntown, trouble is brewing and it
is believed number Of other strikes will
shortly be begun.
The object OF this emissary work is to
work up discord and trouble in eastern iron
mills. so as to compel the mill owners at
both ends OF the State 10 accede to the de
mand of the men.
Strikers Arrested.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 0.-About fif'
teen of the strikers at the Kockessian coal.
ing pits were fined, to-day, for interfering
with the present workmen. This is con-
sidered the end Of the strike.
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Star R0ute Cases.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Judge Wylie
overruled the motion made by the defend
ants in the Star Route cases. TO compel the
prosecution 10 furnish full bill Of parti-
culars as to the overt acts charged in the
indictments. Wilson, for the defense,
noted an exception to the decision. He
asked that the plea of not guilty entered
by the court in Turner's case be withdrawn,
and he he allowed to enter a motion to
quash. This request, the court said, it
it would hold under consideration until
Saturday next. Adjourned.
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POSTAL POINTS.
New Offices Establishet-ChRnge I'm
Routes.


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-A new postoftice
has been established at Servia, Braxton
county. West Virginia, on the route be-
tween Tate Greek and Big Otter; also at
Vernon, Writ county, West Virginia, on
the route between FreePOtt and Oil Rock.
An order was issued, to-day, by the Post
office Department, making the following
changes in the Star Postal schedules in
West Virginia; From Mouses' to Deel
Run the carrier will hereafter leave Nous
es' ON Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 P. NJ, and
arrive at Deer Run on the next days by 10
A. N. Leave Deer Run on Wednesdays and
Saturdays at l \. NJ, and arrive at Mouses'
next DAYS by 6 \. N. G.
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ARriIIiant wedding.
.Speciat Dispatch 10 the Register

WELLSvILLE, o., April 20-Mr. John &.
Stoakes, Secretary of the Pittsburgh Tele'
phone Exchange, was married here, this
evening, TO Miss Lizzie T.. Blue, one OF
Wellsville's most popular and amiable
young ladies The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. A. Bailey, in the midst
of an admiring circle of friends. The
toilets worn by the ladies were quite ele-
CANT. The happy couple were the recipi-
ents of many beautiful and costly presents
Their future home will be in Pittsburgh.
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PERSONAL.

West Virginia Visitors at the Capital.
Special Dispatch 10 ne Register.
WAsMSGroN,April 2o.-HonJohnA. Camp
bell, of Hancock county, was among the
visitors at the Capitol to-day.
The wife of Representative Hoge, OF Mar
tinsburg. and Mrs. P. II. Lurty, of Clarks-
burg, who have been spending some time
in Washington, left this morning for their
homes G.
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DISASTROUS STORM.
One Killed and Many Wounded
Houses Blown Down and Property
DESTROYED,

PITTSRrRC. P>., April 2O.-A Scottdale,
Westmoreland county, Pa, special says:
a storm struck Mount Vernon. an ore min
ing town in the mountains, five miles from
here, last evening, uproOting trees, demol-
ishing fences, and blowing down houses
and barns. Among the houses demolished
are the following: Vim. Wiregroves, killing
wife and injuring seven children; Jacob
Stauifers, seriously hurting one child; John
Glassburners, whole family injured and
roof blown two miles Jacob Millcrs, no
one injured.
At Pennville the roof Of Abraham
Shernick's barn was carried quarter OF a
mile, and a dwelling was blown down.
Many telegraph poles and acres OF timber
are leveled. Pennsvillc is five miles from
Mt. Vernon. and damage was done all the
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Public Printing Deficit.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-The Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations, this morning,
agreed to report the House Joint ReSolu-
ton appropriating $465,OOO deficiency for
the Government Printing Office. Public
Printer Rounds and his assistants were be-
fore the committee, and explained that the
money was actually needed to enable the
printing to be done.
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Stealing Bible.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Bible used
in the Senate for swearing in Senators, has
been stolen 1t has been in use for fifty
three wears, and every Senator admitted in
that period was sworn in upon that Bible,
and had kissed it, The suppoSitiOn is it
was taken by somebody as a relic,
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
what Is Thought Of the Matter IN
Washington.

Spec4ai 10 Western ASSociatod Press.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 20.-There are
indications that the Democrats in the
House will not make very stubborn fight
to retain Chalmers in his seat Some
Democrats have favored fllbustering to
prevent his being turned out, but other
Democrats are not inclined to go that far.
Some Republicans of the House are crlti-
cizing the management of the election
cases, and say that the moral effect OF this
mornings work in allowing the cases to
90 over after they had been called, is disad-
yantageous. Those who are finding fault
say these cases demand sharp and deter
mined handling, and that the least yielding
gives the Democrats more or less advantage.
They say those in charge of the cases should
not have called them up until they were
sure every thing was ready and in shape.
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The Euth>childs mix their blood and
fDrtuHe, by marriage, but rarely is an
ehgu admitted to their relationship.
Ee wedding i now announced of the
Daughter of Baron Gustave de Roths-
fhild and VI. Lambert, the representa-
tye Of the firm of ROthschild mt Brus-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-21

I1v treat West loves a hero and goes
j. - proiigious length on the memory
b. one. Mr.. Jesse James declined an
Engagement 70 travel with a Western
rr,l~ bat two of the James horses are
|'ut for the truting season, and Missouri
], pi,iug up 81 fund for the bandits
Ay,.l,V
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Yesterday's Proceedings Omcers
Elected.

CoLuNBrs, April 9.-The State conven-
ton of Miners, to-day. organized a perma-
nent association. as follows: President,
John Mcbride, of Massillon; General Secre.
tary, J. H. Williams, of Shawnee; General
Treasurer, 7. W. Price, of Mineral Ridge,
Trumbul county; Vice Presidents, John
N. Mowry. of Shawnee; John E. Fowler. OF
Mineral Ridge; John Whalen, OF Wads-
worth; 7. P. O'Malley, Of Salineyille.
trustees, John Kennedy, OF Mahoning
county; John Steyensons, Of Steubenvilie;
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NuS, Clara Louise kellogg's retire
mert from the stage, which Is definitely
fyed for the 18th of May, is matter Of
sincere regret for all lovers Of good
mu,.c Miss Kellogg is one of the bright
particular stars of American art, and
,Ur. p.arr cannot soon be filled.
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Horrible AeeSAeal

DETHorI, April 2O.-A nine year old son
Of Mr.. Acton, living near the village Of
Saline, while playing in his fathers barn,
last evening, fell from . pole suspended
from the beams by chains, and was caught
in the mouth by . large hook on the chain
which literally ripped open his fscs from
the mouth to the temple, laying bare the
bone and nasal organs.
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HEAVY FIRE.
The MoundsvlIIs Psnitentiary Mar
rowly Escapes.
Two Of the Shops Destroyed-large Loss
Of Property to Contractors and
and the State-full Particu-
Iars-The Insurance.
INTERVIEW WITH COLONEL WEST,
S,ec,oy Dispatch 10 The Register.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
MoUSDsvILLE, April 20.--Last night about
ten o'clock, while Watchman Hendershot,
was making his hourly rounds, he discov-
cred light blaze in an adjoining room in
the second story of the east building OF the
penitentiary shops. He at once gave the
alarm at the office, and Superintendent
West Immediately rang the bell to sums
mon the day guards, who responded at
once.
Citizens OF the town made good time to
the scene OF the fire, and made furious ef-
forts to save the buildings. The reservoir
in the grounds afforded plenty OF water,
and the water works pump was at once
started at the river, giving them an abund-
ance OF water.
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was filled with paints, oils, tupentine,
etc, and was also used as the paiat room
of the company. The whole building was
filled with wagons already manufactured
and in the process of manufacture, and the
stock was very valuable. Mr.. Gamble, in
charge of the Webster works, stated to the
REGISTER reporter that their loss is from
$4,000 to 500, 900: $4,000 in stock and the
balance in machinery. This is covered by
policies in the Anderson agency at Wheel
,,,x
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XEw Yesx cl1y. Nos. Il. ieei.
Nv DEAs Nh, ELsoss-i - sossI1 -
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rom the report Of the chief of the
feau Of Statistics for March, il an
y that during that month there Ar
IN the customs districts of Ralti-
r. Boston, Detroit, Huron, Minneso-
New Orleans, Passamaquoddv,
-adelphia and San Francisc o 81 ,O67
SchSerS, Of whom 81, 234 were immi-
|' Ofthese y, 81 were from Ger
~ 5,'2l from Ireland, 1910 from
land and Wales and S,792 from
a. The total number of immi-
10 VINO arrived in these districts
~ the nine months ending March
4 - was i4i,32 against $50, ,53I for
4 4me period in 1881, showing that
grafton continues to flow in a
: anu steadily increasing stream.
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Imperial aud Northern londonJ .......... SsS
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TheCrnmerCase.

New HAVEN, CoSS., April 2O.-In the
trial for the murder of Jennie Crsmer, the
ninth juror was obtained at to-day's session
of court. A panel Of l0l is summoned for
tomorrow.
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Saving the Building

, hoplessneSs of
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Mr. Abram :. Hewitt has had a call
ar over 81, 900 copies Of his late speech
IN the tariff. such demand Is rs I'M
n,s,.,icnted n it is significant.
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Insurance

on the stock owned by the Webster Wagon
Company, in shops No. 1. 2 and 8, and in
frame warehouse:
-
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Father Taft and General Badeau Pro
Sided For.
Special DSspateh TO TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, April D.-Judgs Alphonso
Taft was, to-day, nominated for the Aus
trian Mission. and will. doubtless, be
promptly confirmed. Judge Taft viii make
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t0Iasisssf = Ntsvsk Hsosl
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pr. Linn Patterson, of Freeport, Pa,
+ discovered large vein of iron ore
= above that town, on the river hill,
has hands employed in opening it.
Is = very large vein, being ten feet in
rNneSs, and Of a very rich quality.
'cral iron men have been looking at
and are negotiating with him for it
4 view of building a large furnace
''T The river, as the limestone and coal
hc gotten out Of the same hill with
Httie expense. There is a bonanza
tor some firm that will invest and
J p a mill.
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Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, April 20-Jacob Kuth, a
German, aged % years, took dose Of poi.
son at his boarding house this morning, and
died soon after. The suicide is attributed
TO domestic trouble.
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r +, believed in Washington that eX-
Secretary KirkwOOd will run for Con-
.,-ps, from his old district, Thompson,
n. pge,eut incumbent, refusing re-
-,,, i,yafiOD
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John &. SAKE made more money in
ou,. year raising cattle than he made out
,sp3,try during his whole life. This is
10 Argument against good poetry. 1t
only Illustrates the fact that the demand
.sr b,,: i, not confined To the cultured
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The trial Of the murderers Of Jennie
Cr,,nrr i now in progress at New
Haven Conn..-the Malley boys and
E!awchC Douglas.
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Charles. son of the Mrs. Rose who
,,,i,. the first United States flag as
adopted by the Continental Congress is
p,,ovipg the hospitalitieS Of the san
Er,uri~rO Poor House.
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NJ Schurz pictures the parties 50
.vrrly balanced that if he should lay
the r,t!e finger of civil service reform
On either, the other would go up the
.,.f a. u were
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Salt Mines Strike.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April Glowing to a
strike of the salt boilers for 8 per 100 bush
els. the works in Geddes are closed. and
only % of the s. blocks in Syracuse of the
Salina districts are in operation.
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Tie grading of the Colorado eXten-
sen Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy will be completed this week.
The end of the track is only seventy
mile from Denver, and track-laying is
roing on at the rate of two and one
grs-trr miles per day.