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Later.

PITTSBURGH, June 5.-Since the above was
written, it has been reported from relia-
BILE source. that the Elba Iron and Bolt
Company and Zug Il Co. s iron mill, of this
city, will sign the scale and resume work
in few days. Owing to the lateness OF
of the hour this report could not be veri-
fed, as no member of either firm could be
found.
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At Springfield.

SPRSGFrELD, ILL, June 5.-The iron
strikers have been very quiet to-day, and
nothing new apparently has been devel-
oPed. 1t is stated on good auehority that
he prospect of the early adjustment is en-
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TheConey Island Races.
BasP Rail-.
Prize Fight stopped.

Boston, June 5.-Bostons 10: Detroits 2.
PHILADELrAIA, June 5.-Worsesters 3;
Philadelphias 4.
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EhiIhno.nnII

a. WAYNE, June "a little One-year
t,,s1siu uehter Of J. W. Blown, fell into 4
tsr,u Yesterday and was drowned before
G,,ss,.u ,Ou'o reach it. The mother ran % the
,,v..,.ah Ne. ahd saw the child 90 down, but was
'''e'.ess 70 help il.
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At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., June 5.-The Cleveland
rolling mill, at Newburg, started up this
morning. About five hundred men are at
work. No violence yet, but trouble seems
brewing. - - -
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The Board of Education of Sacrament
, tai, has offered a prize of twenty
lsrS TO the girl graduate who will ap-
psr on the stage, on commencement
| y in the least expensive dress. This
novelty worthy of observation.
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BUSINESS

Report OF the Leading Clearing Houses.
BosroN, Mass, June 5. = From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at 26 leading clearing houses OF
the United States, % being for the week
ending June 3rd, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending May 3lst:
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PITTSBURGH, June 5.-The gas makers at
the Union iron mills, struck on Saturday
for an increase of wages. The demand not
being granted they are still out The
strikers number 25 or 30
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asrr m ~ 7lE ISE OF real merit, prescribed by
Ia, Nso,Hg physicians. and universally
: rsde - ttded - those who have used il,
80. 'sl'c :. Browns I-99 Bi..ers,
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thing. Other changes in the Treasury and
Interior Departments are on the tapis, and
he official head lies very uneasy at pres
ent G.
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OyerAsara ana 0rsvuea.

DETROIT, June 5.-Charles c. Howe,
watchman on the propeller, City Of Rome.
was washed overheard Sunday morning. At
half past two O'Clock, about fifteen miles
above Long Point. Lake Erie, The wind
was blowing . gale. Howe was assisting
one Of the deck hands at the time, and
the stupid deck hand did not report the
wards, when Of course Il W. TOO late 10 do
any thing toward the unfortunate mans
recovery.
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! a s~ven YeaYs Denfe0ee

Dzrrorr, June 5-Oscaf G. Neai, OF VI,
ford Oakland 4 Co., heretofore conS'ctsd
in The United States Court Of pension
frauds This morning Vas sentencsd 70 the
hou,s of corYee ton for seven yesfl
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WHEELING W.VA.TUEsDAYM MORNING. JUNE 6. 1882. 80

clare hat the Union must; punish all en-.
pge4 IA it. Some mill owners are of the
-opinion that the strike will end in q few !
WeekM - - ...s.--at -
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HSlIeA Sr lhe Carr,

GREEsssuRG, Pa, June "a woman
named Menser and . girl named Moor
micL. were run over and killed b.. ths Pa-
citic express between Cresson and Cone.
maugh this morning. The woman's hssd
was entirely severed from her body.
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The trades unions of New York have
-.rUed for monster mass meeting C
'.,test sgainst the penal code against
s,;kes, which goes into effect in De,
tsnber. -
The Irish residents of Liverpool are
rsnging a demonstration in honor OF
Dsvitt to take place tomorrow. Davitt
"A Dillon will sail for New York on
nursday.
Ex-Governor Bishop, of Ohio, de-
ir,s to run for Congress on the Demo-
|s,ic ticket, but is very sanguine that
h Democrats are going to make large
-rs in Ohio this year.
The tracklayers on the Redstone
spch of the Pittsburgh, Virginia and
bsrlestOn railroad are now within five
il Of Brownsville, and will have it
n to that point by the 18th of June.
The Shenandoah Valley railroad has
-ren the last spike and is now COM
,e to Roanoke, Virginia, its point of
alton with the Norfolk and Western
,s 1t is a splendid road and has
|,cifc future.
In his address before the Virginia
tsv,ist Association, the other day, DIR.
ury stated that there were 10000 vo-
: in that State who could not read
\ names of the candidates they voted
+, This accounts for Malone.
The Board of Education of Sacrament
tai, has offered a prize of twenty
-srS to the girl graduate who will ap-
a. on the stage, on commencement
! y, in the least expensive dress. This
novelty worthy of observation.
The wills of rich men are now often
Tested, and the envious delight in
s,ing q nauSeating account of all the
e pecadillOs Of the deceased. They
ably would not like TO have their
30 little life history made public.
The Window investigating commit
syamined President Shufeldt, of the /
S,, nal Distillers and Liquor Dealers
lvsciatiOn, yesterday, with reference
The funds raised at Louisville and
where and turned over to him.
Rpn sentatives Of the Troy, y. Y, |
q works say orders are so large that
taycaunOt fill them. Local manufac-
Iqrs of rails report immense orders
! n Pittsburgh and spectators in con-
+gence of strikes in the iron regions.
The price Of beef Is still so elevated
ii even higher tendency, that the
4onomieal and judieious citizen begins
~ the necessity of erasing that Wand
n bis bill of fare, and falling back
/ the les expensive ana equaIly hu-
1Cls Goldfish.
The Presbyterian Assembly at Spring
q declined to pass upon the question
the immortality of dancing. The
l1u came up on the appeal of Heber
Lra.ison from the decision of the
ne PreSbytery, but was shelved by
|sience to a special committee
The deepest mine in the world, ac-
,iing to Professor II. Hefer Of the
cademie Imperial des Mines, is the
PTb-and siluer mine in Bohemia. The
ves, depth is nearly $500 feet below
h. surface" The Yellow Jacket mine
! Nevada beats that now, being over
'gp feet deep.
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- oy.,s,arI Ce.passss Dss,slSDA,


s1. Loru, June a-Ibe thirsssth ann0A
eouysption Of The Intsfnstion4 Typo
sraphjcai Union wss held 10 the CITY Hall.
today, md several hundred insnbsss vsrs
present. Prssldsnt Geofve Clark a 8
Louis. pfesided. The hall Ne h,e0sensy
iiyered the sddress OF weicou:s. freaimls'
ary vorf onlT W dsss vbsn tbe nee3ag
Adjourned TO visit the Nerchaatt ana Cot
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LYNcHcD.
Three Negroes Pay ths Peaally q cAs
Crime.

Three Negroes Pay ths Reaalty - eAs
Crime.
week sse there was great sIclEensoI at'
Butlevills, Lonoks county, occasioncd By
the report that little girl named Annie
Bridses, ssed thirteen, was outraged 70
peatedly BY three negroes, who left her'st.
eight O'Clock that night, and fed. Sabss-
quently report came that the story was
untrue, the girl having told 10 10 escape
punishment for being out 20 late, but o
special from Dcs Arc TO the Gazette, Just
received, says the three negroes who out
ragged Miss Bridges were caught at Newport,
night, and taken to Butlsrvills.
There they were identified by the girl, and
Sunday night mob took them from the
officers and all three were hansed to trss.
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Dr1EoIr, June 5.--I.ouis Manicklef, mate
OF the tug T.. N. Peck, and David Plant,
fireman were drowned In Sault river on the
first. The boat capsized near Sugar island.
while they were chasing bear swimming
arrasa fhp river
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TIVE Ven HHrAersA.

CHICAGO. June ga Norehead, Mimi,
special says: The bodies Of two murdered
men, Mr.. Washington and Fred reherbsck
were found in Red Eye, seventeen miles
north OF Perham, Saturday. Washington
was killed with buckshot. Fehsrback bad
his throat cut and q bullet wound In the
left cheek, and . wound from Q club.
Washington was 4 surveyor, and lives st
Bay City, Mich. Fsherback lives Near
here. John Tribbet, aged fifteen. II sus-
pected OF the murder.
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w..s Pesss CeSsls.

wysr Pofxr. June 5.-0sssrai Hsvned
ssys of the large numbsr oi vsceec3es IN,
the corps OF cadets, that shortly after com
ing here he had correspondence With the
secretary OF War upon the subjscA md.
had shown that Tor. The lase
five years there hed really
been an Increase I'm The number Of scchi
years grsdustipg class, ths syefags besef
fifty four, whereas previous 70 fhst ~ hsd.
been forty-siY. Howard believes tbs ef'
istIng vacancies are tho fault Of ne psone;
that the people should undentaed thft
a rood academic edncstion II re4utfed 70
stand q West Point examination.
Iss orsvsyarA Csopsstes DSspseSeA
HAxxissura, P., June She Dauphin
county court, to-day, dissolved lso grave.
yard insurance oompsnies prooeeded aeainst
4 few months snce by the Attorney Gen.
eral. All these companies made no eontse
against the astion of the conmonve43:
There have nov been dissolved about ~
companies. Forty.four aseoeisf1oeA tof
whose dissolution the Attorpsy 0enea. ~
instituted proceedines hsvs feocayee %
fight for their rights n the cour % tes
county. Ths court has sot ~ hnp ser
argumeut
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THE NEWS.

The trades unions of New York have
...pged for a monster mass meeting to
'.,test sgainst the penal code against
likes. which goes into effect in De-
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M.rser n a sTevu usetsss.

Providence, X. l., June 6.-Edwsrd w.
olney, Moderator, North Providsnos, ~
shot three times, fatally, at town meeting.
this morning, by John Kennicutt, eK-
policeman, who accused Olney OF having
procured bis discharge and made him
town pauper.
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00SeS1A.

PmLApELrIriA, June 5.--James .Wtnn.
penny. Of Msnyunk, hanged himssu TO-
day. He was proprietor OF the Appads .
mills. employing about one hnndfed and
twenty hands. was unmarried and 'eeosn.
trio. He leaves m estate valued q about
$4,000.
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Ai..,5dsfRE Asss.l.sss.::.:. Asss.. &C.

near Williamstown, ". VI, mt wtn1
distressing accident on Thursday. His Sis
ter, some years older, was engaged chop.
ping kindIing, when Cecil placed his right
hand upon the block where she was cutting,
and before she could prevent II the AZ fell
upon Il. severing the right hand between
the wrist and knuckles, leaving only the
thumb
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Sxv Yosx, June 5.-CopnsacinG ygne
5th. 4 change vii Be made IN the time 49,
OF the PenntyivsnSs R1iroed. ~ snsSs
many Of its most imporsens trnns vih =
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The Irish residents of Liverpool are
,snging demonstration in honor of
nsyitt to take place tomorrow. Davitt
"A Dillon will sail for New York on
~L,,rSiqN
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Ths tracklayers on the Redstone
snch of the Pittsburgh, Virginia and
fsrleston railroad are now within five
ars Of Brownsville, and will have it
n 70 that point by the 18th of June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-06

Ex-Governor Bishop, of Ohio, de-
In, to run for Congress on the Demo-
s,ir ticket, but is very sanguine that
. Democrats are going to make large
ans in Ohio this year.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
ST. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.--The ST. Louis Jockey
Club began its spring meeting to-day. The
weather is fine and the magnificentgrounds
of the association seldom presented finer
appearance. The attendance is very large.
Handsome tiers of ladies made the grand
stand charming picture. The track is a
little deep and in bad shape on the back
stretch. Betting is very lively, particular
ly on Dirty.
The first race, an inaugural scramble for
all ages, purse $3.50, of which $50 to the
second, one and one.eighth miles. Ban
croft won by a good length; John Davis
finished second ahead in front of Lizzie s.,
third; time 1:5SH.
The third race, club purse of $500, mile
heats, for all ages, was won by Bootjack.
Time, 1:45, 1:443. t 4"
TheConey Island Races.
New York, June 5.-The one mile race
second, Maggie c. third. Time, lax.
The seven furlongs for year olds. was
won by Awelian, Col. Sellers second. Time,
1:36L. ..- -a
Selling races, seven furlongs, was won by
0din, Linchpin second. Time, 1;S4H.
Mile and a half, was won by Barney
Lyon. Time, 2:43. \
Base Ball.
Boston, June 5.-Bostons 10: Detroits 9
PHILADELPAIA, June 5.-Worsesters 3;
Philadelphias 4.
Prize Fight stopped. -
BosroS, June 5.--The proposed hard glove
| fight between Bennie Green and Jimmie
| Ray was prevented by the police Many
| sports'were present from New York, Provi
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GnA Makern' Nfrike.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The plasterers strike
has been successful in obtaining the wages
asked, $3. so per day.
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HaapeR's FERsY.
Special Dispatch 10 the Reoister.

Prospects That the Gsyernment Prop
erty VIII be Sold improvements Of
the SheuandOah
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CExrExvILLE, o., June 5.-A. fearful
wreck occurred here on the Psn.Handle
Yesterday. An east.bound engine col
lided with On extra engine west and ax
cars loaded with merchandise we're thrown
from the track. No lives lost, bat the loss
OF freight was considerable.
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knights OF Labor.

PTTTsBrRe, June 5.-The movement of
the pottery owners at East Liverpool to
suppress the Knights of Labor had a con-
trary effect and has put the order in that
aid non Sfa strong foundation, something it
thirty firms engaged in the pottery b9sf: ife
ness in East Liverpool and out of this mum.
Der eight of them posted up notices in
their works notifying employees who are
Knights OF Labor to leave. These firms
were West, Hardwick d Co., VIM. Brunt,
Jr., & Co., Knowles, Taylor & Knowles,
Goodwin Bros, Wallace & Chetuynd, G. S.
Harker & Co., VIM. Flentke and Homer
Laughlin.
The membership of the Knights in East
Liverpool numbered two hundred when
the notices appeared on the walls and a
message was sent to the central Office in
this city detailing the state of affairs. A.
c. Rankin and II. H. Bengough were sent
to the scene OF the trouble and went to
work strengthening the order. One hun
dred and eleven new members were initia.
ted and one hundred and thirty applica-
tions placed on file on Friday afternoon.
The Opera House was secured and headed
by band the Knights marched through
the principal streets to the building where
they held public meeting Mr. Rankin
made an address in which he explained the
objects OF the order, and stated that il
strike occurs il will be a strike of the opera.
tors and not of the workingmen.
The Horse shores.
CHICAGO, June 5.-The journeymen horse
shOers have gone on peaceable strike to
the number of three hundred and fifty,
the bosses having refused to cease the use
of machine made horse shoes. Incidentally
the union demands an increase OF twenty
five cents day in wages, which would Be
acceded to, if not coupled with the other
demand. The strikers say they are certain
to win, and will go to work In few days.
The Boiler Makers.
New YORK, June 5.-Fifteen hundred
boiler makers returned to work this morn
ing.
The PlaSterers Win. |
CINCINNATI, June THE plasterers strike
has been successful in obtaining the wages
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The shenandoah Valley railroad has
.-ven the last spike and is now COM
,e to Roanoke, Virginia, its point Of
.1dion with the Norfolk and Western
ne 1t is splendid road and has a
-. flfIIrn
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IN his address before the Virginia
ssvtist Association, the other day, DIR.
lry stated that there were l40, 900 vo-
: in that State who could not read
h names of the candidates they voted
!. This accounts for Malone.
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BosroS, June 5.-The proposed hard glove
Ray was prevented by the police Many
sports'were present from New York, Provi-
dence and other ess,ern cities,
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p,ru. q q voodss IN itssll Iteac0tbe
most hopeIes eses Of eoasumPsses' )
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

A singular and touching incident tf
the burial OF Nine. Caroline Richings-
Bernard at Baltimore is related in cor
respondence from that city. Early in
the morning mocking- bird escaped
from its cage in the upper part of the
city, and, though diIieent search was
made its owner could not find it. That
evening, as the last cleds of earth were
being thrown on the grave of the
singer, a succession Of trils and clear
warblrg poured forth from the throat
of a mocking- bird perched in tree
near by, and continued until the min
lister had pronounced the benedicti0n
1t was recognized as the missing bird,
and at sun down it returned home and
went back into its cage, which had been
left open in the window.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02
An Oakland Girls Adventures.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Times says
Miss Bell Metger, of Oakland, Cali
fornia, yesterday told a sens ,tional story
at police headquarters of some curious
adventures She left Oakland, she said,
about two weeks ago, intending to visit
friends at Tucson, Arizona. On the
train she met handsome young fellow,
who gave his name as Walter III. Chase,
and who succeeded in capturing her af-
fections. He induced her to come with
him to Chicago, promising t. marry her
Immediately on their arrival They ar
rived here about the end of last week,
registered at the fremont House as w.
r. Hunt and wife. Chase suggested
they spend Sunday in seeing the sights
about town, and that they would get
married next day. lie had deposited
her satchel, containing S. 400 worth of
jeweIry and Sl43 in money, in the safe
of the hotel. Al an early hour on Mon
day morning, however he left his af-
fenced wife quietly sleeping and, going
to the clerk, asked for the satchel. He
got it and they looked upon his face no
more. Miss Metgcr is a light-haired
interesting girl, of about % years old.
Her lover left her absolutely penniless,
and her baggage was seized by the no
tel proprietor on account of her unpaid
board bill. After her wild escal ade she
is naturally shy about appealing to
friends in California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

A Wisconsin farmer has been put
under bonds to keep the peace on ac-
count of his attempts to mutilate an old
lady whom he believes to be witch.
He AYERS in defense that she has be
witched his cattle and has repeatedly
entered his domicie through the Chin
ney ard keyhole and other incon-
venient and inappropriate apertures,
contrary to his wish and to his great
terror nd distress.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

The mildness of the present Winter
in Europe is indicated by the circum-
stance that an inhahitant of Andernach-
on-theRhine had fresh asparagus from
his own garden fer dinneron New Years
day. There is a German proverb that
"jar uary rainbOwS take away II the
SHOWS" and during the present month
at least one gorgeous rainbow has been
visible from Berlin. There is seldom
much snow to be removed in the Ger
man capital, but if January rainbow,
could be induced to take away the pen
etlating chill and dampness, the leader
skies, the filth md stencil and general
dreariness Of that city in Winter, they
would confer an everlasting boon upon
its million inha bitants, not to speak of
the stranger within its gates
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

There are in this country twelve man
ufactories which produce 100000 ar
tiicial teeth annually. 1t is estimated
that 81 100000 is expended every year
for this article alone, and that gold to
the value of half a million dollars is
used in the same time for filling cavi-
ties in the natural teeth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

Strawbo try short-cake at church
festival is charming stuff to eat. 1t is
such exciting fun to see who gets the
strawberry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

and Miss Cozens should commit the
blunder of excluding men as advoca es
in their cause and of taking up the bet
ter part of their time in denouncing
the ballot. There are many inconsis-
tencies illustrative of the natural and
physical laws which exist as a standing
barrier to the achievement Of this
"equal rights" doctrine. One of the
ladies who addressed Senate commit
tee most earnestly in favor of the rights
Of women, which, according to her
creed, is no more nor less than simply
to place them on perfect equality with
men, and had only the Gay before COM
planned quite bitt Arly that ladies going
into the Senate galleries did not receive
proper attention from the doork eepers.
Men, of course, receive none. A gentle
man now here relates an incident in
his own experien developing the
same Inconsistency in the advocates of
Woman's rights. Some time ago lie
travelled in a Pullman car with Mrs.
Stanton and Miss Anthony, two Of the
ladies who also addressed tie Senate
Committee. They had discourspd to
him most oloquen.ly for an hour or two
on the rear p}tforn-Whc re they ell
sat enjoying the scanery-3n the injus-
tice of the denial Of equal rights to
women, but when he lighted q cigar
inject ion was most strenuOusly made,
and he was treated to severe lecture
for not having due regard for the res
erce Of ladies.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-02

If Homer could have fOreseen the
time when tunnel would be construct
ed under the straits of Messina from
Scylla to lharybdis, he would have been
conforted and might possibly even have
confined himself to the truth in singing
about those rocks which poetic license
has made immortal. The Italian Gov
ernment having granted concession to
a private firm of contr actors, the re-
liminary boring will be begun as soon
as the engineers have finished their
plans and estimates.