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declaring land common property. was I'D
yersely reported upon and defeated.
A resolution BY Congressman Murch was
adopted calling for the encouragement OF Q
national eighthour law, and the secretary
was directed TO notify President Arthur Of
the action OF this congress
Hon. N. A. Faron, Congressman-elect
from this district, was introduced as one in
whom the labor interests may repose conf
dence. He made brief speech.
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THE JEANETTE
0r. CoIlIns Promises STARTLING se'eiA'
tiOns.

tIOns.
WAsHrxGroS, November 2S-rhe time VI
the Jeanette Board, this morning. was
mainly occupied in reading transcript y
N,sIviile's testimony at yesterdays exam'-
nation. Melville's examination viii Proo'
ahIv be finished this afternoon. DIR. COL
las Isft washington this morning much much
trns atr;sss,is6ed with the treatment recelysu y,
he Board I'd 10 Ioag Esfg'ns 0a no nearly 9G" ali The
;,I,noytant questions which he suoui:seu ,.~a
m FsiIing to push his inquiries 10 the d.6ec, IN e.
tion he desired he says he wItt &tS tSreusS
sSa Ne~ r-ess He intimates that he wiIi soon
@ npbish damaging afidavits rejecting ~ Upon ,ba
sSe conduct Of the officers IN charge Oh tue
e1SsiII' 1RSsIviIIs's testimony closed this sIser- Ms
noon, and the board aaiOars;sd G1'li ,oSar sGn
DAY, az .',,-Se Of the officers toward Cot
Tns sS,s Hss sps the sSme as toward the Others :.
s.l sr' ~ ~ h. would permit, but that on certain
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NEW YORK CRY.
ACotfou RIa..-

NKw foRK, November 2S-A truck load.
ed with fifteen bales of cotton was moving
along Fulton street to-day when the cotton
bu1tinto flames. The driver was pulled
from bis seat or he would have been burn.
ed: The flames shot up as high as the
third story OF Lemmerman's hotel, and an
alarm was sent ont. The firemen pulled
Oh the blazing bales from the truck.load
and put oat the fire. The driver said as he
drove under the Elevated railroad he be-
lieyes sparkfrom the motor fell on one of
the bs1es.
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Ru.sian uni,er.isy Closed.

81. PErERsBuRe, November 2s.-The police
occupied the University here yesterday.
The students bad intended to make dem
odstration, but the police forestalled it lt
is rumored a mine was found under the
building. 1t is privately reported. despite
official denials, that the Universities At
Warsaw and Charkoff have been closed be-
cause of manifestations of the students.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

In health from any cause, especially from
de use OF sny OF the thonSand nostrums
that promise 81 largely with long 6cxitious
testifnonials, have no fear. Resort 70 Hop
B;iters si once, and in sbcSt time YIN
will have the most robust ind hlcomine
Lsslth.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Decline TO ExpIaia.

NEw York, November 2S-Keep aad
Height, Of the Northwestern road, decline
to state the object of their visit here, but
sn attempt will be made this evening to
bring about conference with them with a
view of settling the railway war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

\, vqs a general scramble to sell
Yv,burgh Petroleum Exchange
L. OIL tumbled to Sl.04s, and
|r1es were many.
s,rk markets: Cattle-In fair
A East Liberty, tirmer.at New
H. steady al Chicago. Hogs
4 1, East Liberty, dull and weak
York, active at Cincinnati, and
lruland at Chicago.
|g,E street, yesterday, money was
H-r.U per cent, and prime pa
4, prr cent. Exchange 4T9{ q
.'yrrnmrntS were generally un-
states inactive, railroads irreg-
,lr general list feveriSh aud
J..
markets: Wheat-Higher
York, strong and higher at Bal
steady at Toledo, stronger at
| s,i steady at Chicago, aud
Il q, Philadelphia frONlslOnS-
,ri unchanged at Baltimore,
|-ja, New York, easier at Tin
Unsettled at Chicago, and
Il Philadelphia.
|uportatiOns of specie and bull
New York during the week end
yrmber l., were S457, l63, con-
| [5fS2ll, $40 in gold and Sis, 796
! :. a, against a total Of S2i5, l59
Eesk ending November 10, last
The mpOrtations since the first
|sy compare as follows with the
Ut during the corresponding
l.; year:
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The starch Ms.eps,y.

CHICAGO, November 23-The western
starch manufacturers, composing all the
firms throughout Illinois, Indiana, Wis
consin and Ohio, have formed joint stock
compsny, 10 be known as the NATIONAL
Starch Company of Illinois, with capital
of 8. 500, 600. OF this 81. .ooo, 90 vas paid up
at once. Only two companies in the West
refnsed IN came in
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n,.d m Hs.I.t.v,ea

PrrrssuRGH. November D.-Thos. Nc
gill. 4 coal miner, living at Port Perry.
twelve miles east of this city, died yester..
day from injuries received AZ the hands OF
ALERT and Ernst Deutrick. The murderer
have not been arrested.
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CURRENT HAPPENINGS.
Bids for Glass.

WASHINGTON, November 23.-Bids were
opened at the Treasury Department to-day
for furnishing glass for the Public Build
ing at st. Louis, Mo. The bids were as
follows: Simon Bacher Il Co., New York,
imported glass. free of duty, $5,137; +. A.
Drew, St. Louis, 81, l75; n. J. Depains, New
Albany. Ind, $7,225; Z. A. Boyd, New
York, 81, Al; imported glass, free of duty,
The London and Manchester Company,
New York, SIS ,235; imported free of duty,
$S,252; Henroy 4 Manner, New York IS, ,0l0;
imported free of duty, $5,44l.
Notes.
rec ASSISTANT SsSSsainnca EEosHPGR 10Th this morning
nrer of the Cattle Commission, containing
suggestions and plans for the erection OF
cattle sheds in which to quarter imported
cattle at the cities of Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. The
matter was referred to the Architect OF the
Treasury to prepare specifications: with q
view of letting contracts for building.
The Comptroller of the Currency to-day
authorized the Sioux Falls National Bank
in the Territory of Dakota, and also the
First National Bank of Lexington, Illinois,
10 begin business Capital $4,000 each.
secretory Folger denies himself to visit
ors to day, being engaged in the Prepara'
ton of his annual report.
The Postmaster General has decided thai
canned meats, in sOldered tin cans, WeiSh
ing not over four pounds, will be admitted
in the mails as fourth class matter, at post
age of sixteen cents per pound.
1t is understood that Senator Beck IN
tends offering a resolution as soon as tht
senate conyenes providing that the usua
holiday recess be abandoned this year.
The Treasury Department to-day pur
chased 455,0O0 ounces OF hne SILVER lol
coinage. ,
The trial of William Dickson, for at
tempt TO influence the jury in the Sta
Route case, Is set for Tuesday next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

OMAHA, November 3.-TskiDg the vote
for Governor as standard, the officiai re-
turns sbo< an increase Of sos 10 the vot-
ing population as compared with 1850. the
total lumber VI ballots east that year being
ss. 4D4. as against 50. 40 on the 7th inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
.rhe Coupon Killer"

RIcHNoSD, November 23.-Cne Supreme
Court Of Appeals decides that tue ac. Oh
the Legislature passed at tue last ssssiol n
in the matter OF the State debt known as
the Coupon Killer" dIes not include the
coupons Of the act OF 1879, known as the
McCuIloch Bill
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AIanrnaItst RorweV.

BosToS. November 23.-Eiliott Ryder, Q
vslI.known journalist Of this city, Was ar
rested 10 day on the charge of forgeries a.
legged 10 have been committed In England.
He has been for some time connected with
the Evening Star.
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Those nIracuIea. Cares,

WASHINGTON, Pa, November 2s.-Dr. W.
S, Doid, who attended Miss Rogers, and
who also examined Mr.. Huffman, thinks
nsither case miracle. He says Miss Rbssrs
las been improving since harvest, and that
neither of the cures surprises him.
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dc 18th of JANUARY. 1sss insts.d

on The 18th of January, 1888, instead Of
Decenber 1st 1885,, as originally announced.
Delegations will be sent from Portland,
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, BsIti.
more Norfolk, all Lake ports, the Pacific
coast and ports along the western rivers,
Over l2o, 900 steam tonnage will be repre-
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CAPTURED WITH WHISKY.
snake Bite ABtidote Gee Chssago
Rportsuaen tn Trouble.

CHICAGO, November 23.-A party OF Chi
csgo sportsmen recently started on 0 hunt
ing trip through the Indian Territory, car.
rying with them twenty-five gallons o.
whisky. While going through the Terri
tory they were arrested by a United States
Marshal. and they produced m order
signed by Gen. Sheridan 10 take wine OF
whisky with them. They were finally re
leased by orders from Washington.
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An E@Aezxler.

HaRRIsBuEG. Pa. November 2s..R X
Sick. the missing stock and grain broker.
i, said 70 be an embezzler 10 the amount oi
SIS 0fO
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Nxw YORK. November 2S.-The eleventh
annual meeting of the National Board Oh
Steam Navigation win be held in St. LOUIS
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At the change OF every season sluggish
ness Of the blood should De preVeated og
taking PEsCsA.
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the CROPS.

Report Of the Commissioned OF Asri.
eultnre.
WASHINGTON, November 23-George B.
Loslpg, Commissioner of Agriculture, has
submitted his annual report to the Presi.
uent: The statistical division estimates
the following as the year Of 1892:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

NERVES, brain, and muscles gain s'rengtn
and the power OF endurance by using
Browns Iron BittcfS
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Retluetfea fsr wages.

SCRANTON, Pa, November 2S.-Notices
have been posted in the steel mills OF a re.
duction in wages on December lst The
reduction is made to keep the mills run.
ming through the winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

S5f7O.@
sS6S,lS

annexed table shows the number
Of wool imported into New
aring the past week aud sluce
A, compared with the preceding
40, the receipts of domestic dur
same period:
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lhe business of manufacturing sugar
rom sorghum at the department. saws
the report having failed in 1881, and hay.
ing furnished encouragement TO those en-.
gagged in IT. l have called upon the sor-
ghum manufacturers themselves for such
information as they could furnish in an ac
eurate manner for the benefit of the indus
try they represent. / have alsn made tho
gar rom beets. Ihave received assurance
from nearly hundred manufactures that
they will contribute to this
work, and feel confident shall
in this way receive great
amount of valuable information. / have
endeayOred from the beginning of my con-
nection with the Department so to conduct
the work performed here as part of that
interesting investigation into the value of
sorghum now going OH the field of the
farmer and the mill OF the manufacturer
and the labratory of the chemist as to secure
for what appears to be growing industry
all the information which unprejudiced
science and best practical skill can provide,
and trust the knowledge have gathered
will, when published, be found to be of
value"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

sOu paper SAYS: "The receipts
al tbs port since January now
~, 30 bales domestic, against
bales, a year ago, or an increase
bales The receipts of foreign
Ece January have been Al, 7O6
|aain>t 81 ,4O7 bales last year, or
fys>e Of Is, 2g9 bales. The total
wool in this market since Janu-
= foot up lO2, ,l77, 466 pounds,
lu2 a., ,92i pounds for the same
- Year, or 3 decrease Of 5I3, 4IS
which j. the first time this
be total sales since January 2d
o,ed up less than a year ago.
Nsw York Commercial Bulletin
There l. a movement on foot To
the consent Of certain city tea
~ TO abstain from sales at auc-
The proposition, however, ap-
meet with at least but luke
FaPPOrt, and it is fair to predict
many Of the best firms attend
Yatthe auction rooms, the move
'lll accomplish very little, ifany,
AS to the recent rUmOrs about
-glsh syndicate having been
Tor the purpose Of throwing
aina and Japan teas upon this
Il may be stated that a
N Inquiry has failed to subStan-
lem.
u = per cent of the entire pro-
OF domestic wool since the
year Of lSS2 came fIOm two
Ohio and California, the former
.w,ouo pounds, the latter IL, 7,OOO,-
N'O the product of the former
"uUO and tie latter II, 900, ,OOO
The next States in order of
ance a wOOl-growers in lSoO
Michigan with l2,900, 900, New
A'lh s,wn,UDO, Pennsylvania with
\" Missouri with 7,OO0,OOO and
h>n with 100000. Texas pro-
lgar.y a> much as the latter State.
/" u produced only l,l25,OOO
T. The total product of the Union
"a> l55,noO,OOO pounds clipped
'vvn,ooo sheep.
eycning's New York Post said
Outstanding the enormous liquid
s@ tine past week, aud the smart
S,pn in prices, the stock marhe
nosi entirely free from excite
and no failures are anticipated
.auon Is naturally feverish, anC
san indisposition to enter int
gagements pending further de
rent IN regard 70 the railroad
e IN the Northwest. The repor
n Yesterday that the officers of tn
hland and Northwestern road
20 their way to this city for tn
ol settling the war was denies
Cfnlng, although il is certain tina
Influences will be brought to bea
ne representatives OF the road
view OF bringing about an amls
-ssIment Of the questions Q
Omited States Treasurer no.
10 mted States bonds to secuI
raI bank circulation, 1852, 220, ,05i
aoSs: Currency Us, 8, ,526, 600;
u,s $1,000; a per cents, SS3, ,995
Per cents. SOS, ,l9S, 900; 81 p,
i%S-,2bj, so; 8 per cents, Sls7, ,2li
.hlted States bonds held by q
10 secure public moneys
~ bank repositories, Novembt
: Sl6,2g9,OOO, as follows: ca
y $4,000; 4! per cents, S6l0, so
cents, S6,7Ol 900; 81 per cent
~; per cents, s., ,796,000. \
oank circulation Outstandin
w notes, S36I ,5T5, ,593 ; gold not
p The amount oflawful mon,
>h in the Treasury for the l
~. -sh o' notes of banks redDeil
,'n Is S24,054,253 50; bans
>'gn, Sl2,GS4,O5O 40; failed Sanl
=, - making q total fund
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
THE NEWS.

Z Wheeling Steel Company was
1 ,,corpOrsted yesterday, and tue
ISThlilding works and putting in
a, hr the manufacture OF steel
10 be vigorously proceeded with
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OTHER TROUBLES.
over Produetiou..

GoHoRs, N. Y, November 23.-Depression
in the knit goods market, and the accumu-
Istion OF production, has caused in the
business OF this section movement look
ing to the shortening OF the hours Of labor
and a decrease in wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24
The Ring,

Richard X. Fox says he is determined
that John l.. Sullivan shall fight Tom Al
len or relinquish his title TO the champion.
ship OF America He has notified Sullivan
that the articles for a fight between him
and Allen for 5000 side are ready for
signature, and has invited the Boston pu.
gihstSto meet his representative at the
Fox thinks Allen viii be justified in claim
ing the American championship. Allen
will then offer to fight any man in the
world for 5000 a side.
The Salvation Army.
A detachment of the Salvation Army,
consisting of twelve men and fifteen wo.
men, took up position this afteTtoon on
were hardly more than l6 years of age, and
all of them carried tambourines. Their
hats were trimmed with red riboon, In
scribed salvation Army; Blood and Fire."
while the men wore helmets and badges.
Two of them carried large American flags
bearing the Salvation Army device. Having
arranged themselves in double row, they
sang hymn beginning 1--WE mean to fight
for Jesus" the women beating their tam
bourines and the men saving the air vigor-
ously with their hands. A crowd of about
a thousand persons gathered. Short prayers
and some testimony as to the saving
powers Of the army followed, interspersed
at every few minutes by singing and tam
BOURNE beating.
TharloW Weeds Remains.
New YORK, November 23.-The remains
of Thu1low Weed will lie in state at Al
bany. The pail bearers selected are: Gen.
ames Watson Webb, Ex.Governors Fish
and Morgan, F. W. Seward, Charles 0'Con.
nor, John H. Van Antwerp. Alfred Van
Sanford, John McKeon, Isaac Bell and Gen.
James Bowen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

Z, : no longer danger of q panic
1 non and steel trade.
|. .bips that were in mid-ocean
|, he recent electrical disturbance
e,yr some interesting stories to
ssn they reach port
- seems to be q growing DISPOSE
I. rbe part of Republicans to sac
v,hGne rs the Jonah which
! The late disaster to their bark.
I,ss very much as though the
I sriks at Pittsburgh had come
rgIariouS end. The men evil
Ti not relish the idea Ofleaying
- lust at the outset of winter.
managers of the Garfield fair,
=, 10 open at Washington to-
. have succeeded in arousing a
rnsidprable amount Of adverse
ID by their, TO put 1t mildly, PEI
.gDduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

'-rsrhange Of eourtesies now GO
L,w--n Emperor William and
'-,r5 Duke Vladimir, of Russia,
ing much discussion at Berlin,
= /, regarded as q confirmation
.,sleuce of friendly relations be-
n. many and Russia. The wish
!, % show Europe that her rela-
M Germany are now just as
., !. before the advent of General
isdOubtless intensified
'.rowledge of the moral support
England by Germany through
s,er phases Of the Egyptian
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13
CONNER CE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLk.. October PA gentleman who Is do
Ing business at Big Springs on the Texas & Pa
ciflc road was In this city to-day purchasing
goods. lie has been at that point little over
one year, and when he went there purchased his
goods In st, Louis Since that time he has
made several orders TO that city for goods but
from the advantages Dallas is said To oiter 10
merchants in all north Texas he concluded TO
come here and make II personal Teconnoissaneeo OF
the situation. lie expressed himself as iuly
satisfied with his coming. for In mis- own Ian
guage he said, 81 have saved hundreds OF dol,
lars In money In saving Of expenses and
freights, and have bought my goods as low, or
even lower than would have been compelled
% nay for the same articles In St. Louis. He
sAys three other merchants from points this side
q, u 4 springs got aboard ofthe same train with
linn ana all bought their goods In this city.
4 ,rr ca no % doubt that Dallas is fast grow
ius ~ mvnl with merchants all oyernorth Texus
ASA Wh.icsalng point, and the experience givou
~ III. gentleman referred TO above Is but re-
icrhnun # What every one reports VINO has
r,ude ti,s Ivy pupha ing point Our dealers
asso mat his eli y has asst very few u any GUS
tim, rs "a he iasl iNo Seais, and that the num-
berui new uus' tnls asO4 is gAuut double what
IL has vvUe Decn IN hAN fnn,'ryer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13
HARDWARE,
rO-pAYis QUOTATIONS..

TO-DAGS QUOTATIONS.
AXes-COllins', per dozen, $50. Gold Dollar
per dozen, 800; Diamond Edge, per DOZEN
100; Double Bit 1000.
Shoves and SpadeS-Rowland's discount sc
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
Rubber belting-Discount so per cent
Nalls-500 rate.
Horse shoes-6.25 per kcg
Horse nails-Northwestern No z, $685. No. Q,
6.25 per box.
Iron--ic rate
Stcel-plow, &c; lay, &c; cast, lSc per pound.
sheet iron-27 b, &c; galvanized discount %
per cent.
skiets and lids, sc per pound; sugar kettles,
&c per pound,
Tacks-ln boxes, 100 papers, / 80 per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 00O; railroad picks,
per dozen, 9.0G.
Mattocks-per dozen, HOO.
Scaes-Fairbanks discount 20 per cont.
Howe, discount Is per cent.
Tin plate-l. G., l0yli, per box, 500; l. c., lax
70, per box, 500; TGrnc, 1ix20, per box, 2 so:
Terne 2Ox2S, per box, 1850,
Tinware-pieced, discount SO per cent. .
stamped, discount 10 per cent
pound.
Rabbit metal-l0 to 15c per pound.
Bar lead-7 lie per pOnud.
No. duck horse COLLARS 90 per dozen.
Hames-two loop, 100 per dozen, three loop,
1875 per dozen
Back bands-three inCh | rs per dozen.
Barbed wire-Shi @9hc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13

growth OF that section of the Red River valley
tributary 10 Fergus Falls, reference Ia made 10
the sales of an agricultural firm during the past
season, which sum up as follows. ls0harvesteK,
thirty steam threshen. seven horse power
thrcshers 200 seeders 100 horse-rakes, and a
proportOnato number of other farming imple-
ments.
Al the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania
Steel association in Philadelphia last week, a
statement was read showing the quantities Of
various kinds of steel manufactured In this Coun'
try during the last ten years According 10 this
paper there were In lS72 l99 ls6 net tons pro-
duced: in 1873 2e2.652 tons; in ls7i al, COZ In
1879 1850; 1876 597 "a; 1871, GS5g72 1875. Sl9
Sli; 1879, 1,0i7 500 1850 l,SgIOl5; 1881, L75S9l2
In conclusion, the report states that the figures
are reliable and undoubtedly record the great
est metallurgical achievements ever accomplished
in any country"
In an article on the American peanut crop. the
Cincinnati Price-CutrCnt gives the following
tabular statement of the crop of peanuts In the
United States, compared with The crop of nine