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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
THE CONTEST IN OREGON.
An Editor who Has a Monopoly

WASHINGTON, October ia great deal
of interest is manifested here in the contest
for the Senatorship from Oregon, in which
Mitchell is deeply engaged, and great
deal of complaint is made at the meager
news sent out about it. 1t is stated that
the editor and proprietor of the Portland
Oregonian has monopoly of the Associ-
ated Press business for the entire State,
and that he also controls the sending of the
dispatches from there, and as the Senatorial
fight does not go on to suit him, he allows
nothing to be sent.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Tremendous Explosion OF Her

Tremendous Explosion OF Kerosene.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-About half
past II this morning, while Mrs. Topham,
of No. 4741 Paul street, Frankford, was
cleaning her furniture with benziRe, q
three gallon can Of than liquid caught fire
and terrific explosion occurred: The en-
tire front and side walls of the building, q
three-story brick structure, was blown out,
and the front of house No. 4744 was partly
demolished. A Mrs. Heff was seriously
hurpad
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RaiIroad Superintendents.

New YORK, October 19.- The Association
of American Railroad Superintendents re.
sumed its session here to-day. A code OF
signals was adopted, and resolutions passed
recommending the members of the Asso.
citation not to employ discharged railroad
employees unless they presented a letter
from the Superintendent of the road from
which discharged, stating the cause. The
meetings of the Association will hereafter
be private, unless otherwise ordered by
majority. The question of granting free
passes was referred The association ad.
,jourued to meet in Chicago a year hence.
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A.. CIaie.viIIs ue1ss.

81. clAinyIiLx @. 0e.ol AZ esss1l
Of our Repubiioek Mnssna DN14peelng
10 enthuss over IN QAio. " (oWn - ~
city this evening b rsjoics vss0ses
election.
Eii Perkins lectures bep on hose1
evening.
torney. and Miss Deborsh HOLLOWAY. q
the same place, will be married this svss.
ing.
specimen Of Q small portion q -
President Garfield, was last vssk pfos
senied 70 Dr. Y. y. Risu, q EeNhseaG
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MINGo IRON WORKS
Lighted by Electricity Last Night
Spectdi Dispatch 20 the Repsster.

Special Dispateh 10 tie Reptster.
MIYGo JUNCTION, O., October l9.-The
Mingo Junction Iron Works was brilliant
tonight with the rays Of the electric light.
For several weeks past preparations were
being made for the introduction OF the
Fuller electric light in the buildings and
tonight the works were illuminated for the
first time.
Ten burners are in use, eight in the nail
department and two in the pudding. The
light is pronounced a great success, and
many other mills in the Ohio valley will
probably follow the example set by the
enterprising proprietors of the Mingo
Works.
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.r,..,.a for Ember.ienent.

snnerintepd.pt of the Midland Telephone
EIcbanee az this city, was arrested last
night on a charge OF embezzlement prefer.
red by the company through NJ. ]. Carney.
He is charged with being short 81 ,6Si 30 in
his accounts. In the police court to-day be
plead not guilty. and in default OF bail Was
committed for trial on Saturday next
Stout says he Is not short over 500. which
he is willing 20 make mp. He Is formerly
from Youngstown, Ohio, and has had
charge Of the exchange in this city since
January last
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A Cool villain,

ATLANTA, GA, October 19.-In Columbia
county. yesterday, Austin Williams was
trying to take some potatoes which David
Ramsey was cooking out in the engine fur
mace. A fight ensued, in which Rlmsey,
who is a mere lad OF sixteen, stabbed Viii.
liams in the side. The fight continued
after the cut; several rocks were thrown,
bnt finally Williams fell to the ground and
expired. The knife blade entered the heart.
Ramsey was not at all disconnected, but
went quietly on eating his potltOes and
those Of the man he killed.
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Jaekson County.
Special % TIE ReQisfer.

JACKSON G. H., w. Va, October 1.-THE
official vote Of the county Is as follows:
Judge Supreme Court Of Appeals-F. A.
Guthrie, Republican, 1858; A. c. Snyder,
Democrat, 1897.
Congress George Loomis, Republican,
1,340; Eustace Gibson, Democrat, 1914; A.
r. Barbee, Greenbacker, As.
Senate-Wm. woodward, Republican,
1859; L. d. Simmons, Democrat. l,S0l.
House of Delegates.-I NJ. Adams, Re.
publican, 1851; ]. NJ. Kessel, Republican,
l,lSS; V. s. Armstrong, Democrat, 1888;
c. L. Brown. Democrat, 1,407; J. p. Camp
bell, Greenback, 10; A. ID. Thomas, Green
back, 4.
County Commissioner-G. w. Shinn
Republican, 1858; Geo. d. Crow, Demo
crat l,302.
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Rhnf Dead.

DETROIT, October l9-Miss Ida Graves,
aged 10, was shot dead as she sat by the
window at Marietta, Mich, last even
ing. Suspicion falls on her fathers hired
man, Sullivan, lover whose proposition
she rejected in the afternoon.
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A BIG SWlNDLE.
One Way I'm which the Government is
Defrauded.

MONTREAL, October 19-The customs in
yestigation here in connection with the
seizure of 1000 worth Of machinery inn
ported from Chicago and the eastern States
by the East End Abattoir company has
brought huge swindle to light The mo-
dus operandi of defrauding the government
was to obtain from the parties selling the
articles two invoices, one being for the ac-
tual sum paid, and the other often fol less
than one-fourth of the value, for entry at
the custom house. The machinery being
entirely new to the custom assessors here,
they had no means of finding its true value,
and passed it without question. As exam
piles of the deliberate frauds, it may be
mentioned that two consignments received
from Chicago were entered at $32 and $500,
for which 500 and s., 500 were respectively
paid. The customs officials have in their
possession the books and double invoices
belonging to the Abattoir company, as we'll
as the dispositions of former employees in
the establishments, supporting their allie.
cations Of the gross frauds -perpetrated.
The machinery was consigned to the COM
pany and entered in the customs here by
their secretary on the false invoices, with
the full knowledge, it is alleged, of the di-
rectors who held office at the time.
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SALT LAKE, October 19.-SeveDty-hve
Mormon Elders have started for Great Bnt
ain and the scandinavian countries on
proselyting missions and twenty otnefi
started for Southern States. Other and
smaller companies will depart later In ths
season.
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AdiOorn~.

PrrrsmRG, Pa, October 19-The conven-
,jon of the American Gas Light Associs-
ton, adjourned this morning after eiectins
the following officer: President, Theo-
dore forestaii, New Orleans; vice-Presi.
dents. VIM. A. stedman, Eugene Wander:
pool, and A. G.. Wood; Secretary aud
Treasurer, VIM. H. white. The merit
annual meeting will be held In New York
city
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Earnings Of the Pennsylvania Com
pany.

pHuys
PITTSBURGH, October 19.-The earnings OF
the Pennsylvania Company, the corpora
ton that manages the hne of the Pennsyl'
yania railroad, west of Pittsburgh and Erie,
reports for 1881: Gross earnings, $l5,64S,
692, an increase over 1880 OF $ll5,O6l.3i;
total expenses, S, 622, ,626, an increase over
1880 of SIS, ,IO7, making the increase in the
total net earnings 1886, 5S2. More than
two-thirds of the gross earnings, or $40, ,74l,-
449, were derived from the Pittsburgh, Ft.
Wayne & Chicago railroad, while from the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh the gross earnings
were S3ll, ,2O2.
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BELorr. wn, 0stotss 9IHAs enieh
pieted. Il. i.Iesoop:. hsyisg ] oas -
one.haIf inch Clark lena 49, 'esSeleG
being plsced tn positiea, :. eHssv11e2
VIII contain 81 The lafsst impsovsneo
and when conlleted nsy b coesidece1
one Of the finest ;5his secstoe q tbe cc.s-
try. The sppsrsfd1 cast 500 ~ ~
b1ildins ts,bip, making . total sspssessass
nj ffs co
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ADesperate Neishbor.

PRINCESS ANNE, ND, October 19.-Wm.
Tilghman, colored, of Marion station, shot
Edward Hall, his wife and two children.
on Sunday. Tilghman quarreled with Hall
about some geese which had trespassed on
his lot, and Hall had whipped him. He
then got double-barreled shotgun and re-
turned to Halls house. Halls family were
at breakfast when Tilghman entered and
fred both barrels. wounding Mrs. Hall Sc
verely and painfully wounding Hall and
his two children. Mrs Hall will probably
not recover. Tilghman has been arrested.
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Probable Murder.

ALTOONA, Pa, October l9.-Last night
about ten O'Clock the remains OF a middle
aged man was found along the Holidays
burg Branch road terribly mutilated by the
cars. An inquest was held this morning
and the decision was withheld until To-
morrow. IL has been learned that his
name Is Daniel Quinlan, of Philadelphia,
and he has been trsmping. Suspicious OF
foul play are entertained by the jury and n
man named George Miller. in whose COM
pany be was last evening, has been arrest
ed. and awaits the decision OF the inquest
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FIRE RECORD.
Printing EstabIIshment Gutted.

Sr. LOUIS, No., October 19.-The litho.
graphing and printing establishment Of
August Cat & Co., occupying the three up:
per stories of No. SIG and 3lS North Third
street, were damaged by fire this morning
about $4,000. The stock was valued at
800, 900, and insured for $4,000. The first
tloor was occupied by Robert d. Patterson
& Co, wholesale and retail stationerS.
Their damage is considerably by water, but
the amount can not yet be estimated; in
sured. The buildings were owned by Geo,
Partridge, and were insured for SO, 900.
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Sufefde,

CIscrNNArI, O., October 19.-Jacob Sink
shot himself through the head at three
o'clock this morning, at his home, In the
northwestern part of the city. He had
been suffering severely for some time
from in nfiammatory rheumatism. and the
family assign this as the cause OF the sui
eide. He leaves q wife and two children.
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Murdered Her Stepfather.

Knoxville, Tenn, October 19.-Fannie
Ieore, pretty miss of eighteen, involved
in quarrel with her stepfather. Frank
Dearmond because he refused her permis.
sion to visit circus. Dearmond slapped
her in the face. Fannie seized a sharp
bread knife and stabbed Dearmond Ia the
neck and inflicted a mortal wound. She
was arrested.
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Pepn,yIyanin Pre.byterIanS

HAEEIsBUEG, Pa, October 19.-The Pres
oltcr'an Synod Of Pennsylyanis met this
afternoon in Market Square Church. Four
hundied and thirty ministers and elders
we're present, and also several foreign mis-
&onsries. Rev. II. p Butler, OF Clesrfieid,
Preached the MOderator's sermon.
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CLEVELAND. October 19--fhe Ohio Grand
Lodge of Masons to-day elected sdditional
ofiicers. NJ follows: Grand Junior warden
w. J. Akers, Of Cleveland; Grand secretary
J. ID. Caldwell, OF Cincinnah; Gfand Ifcas
urer, Charles Brown, OF Cincinnsn- Ao
iourned.
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PosroS, October 10 The remains OF Mrs.
Fannie Parnell arrived here this morning
and were escorted to the residence OF Mrs.
Tudor, where the funeral services viii be
held this afternoon. The floral tributes
are very handsome and numerous.
INVALID wifes and mothers quickly re-
stored 10 health by using Browns Iron
EiiteIs. A true tuiic.
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MExPnIs, Txxs.. October io.-zhe ns1
employed at the several cottoases1 I'll
mills IN this city are on stsiks, dsnan1-
ing an advance OF Is cents Q day on the
wsges paid. The preamen demsud 90 81
vance Of 60 cents upon The q per day they
now receive. In Consequence o. the strtko
three OF the oil mills d ava shut down W0ek.
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I.rhi. Reforn9

MoxrrEIIkR, VI, October IA bill has
been introduced in the Honse fixing pen
atty of SO fine for giving cigar or cigar
ette 20 a person under Is years of age. A
petition was introduced asking Tor the pro
hibition Of the sale or the giving Of tobacco
10 minors
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What Whtaky Viii no,

BRrsroL, Conn, October l9.-Henry Grid
ley proprietor of the Grid!ey House, anew.
handsome hotel, the most eligible site in
town, sdyertises that he will deHolish his
building next April in consequence OF the
no-license vote Of the town, compelling him
IN close his har
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A Enfal Misfnke.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, October l9.-J. l.. Thur
man, a well-known physician Of Lockwood,
Dade county, took dose OF morphine in
tending to take 9uinine, and died in short
time from the effects OF the drug.
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The Yever.

BEozssyILLE, October 19.-In Q ranche
short distance from town the lever hae
broke ont. A cold porther set in last night
and still continues. Coruarzo and Aier 10
port no change for the better.
PENSACOLA. Octobef 19.-Thsss were So
new cases and deaths to-day.
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Unlawful.

New YORK, October l9-Judge Vanbrunt,
of the Court of Common Pleas, this morn
ing rendered a decision upon the motion
brought by the Jerome Park Viella Site
and Improvement company against the
Board Of Police for an injunction restrain
ing the defendants from interfering with
the business of book-making at the Jerome
Park races, holding that the business OF
bookmaking was unlawful, and that no
Injunction should issue in this action.
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POSTAL STATISTICS.
Report OF the Department for the Past
Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, October 19-0n June 30,
1882, there were in operation I69 railway
pOstofices conducted in 342 whole cars and
i, ,462 apartments in cars, and were run over
81 ,S65 miles of railroad, making 1874, ,4SS
miles of annual service. There were EN-,
ployed on these lines 3, 122 railway postal
clerks, in addition to which 162 clerks were
detailed as transfer clerks, fayorably knoSu
as a'iocal agents." and 2S6 were detailed as
chief clerks and for other clerical
duty in connection with the ser
vice az the osaees OF general and division
and other prominent
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CINCINNATI, October 19.-The Gazette's s
Madison, Ind, special says Jacob Willich,
sixteen years old, was accidentally Killed
while out hunting to-day. He was draw
ing his gun through a fence muzzle for.
ward wien it was discharged, the contents
entpring his heart
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ALTOONA. October 10 The Pennsyivanis
Railroad will be represented at the Bi-cea.
tennial by 600 men from their shops q
this place. The men will wssr caps and
biouses furnished by the company. For
weeks past they have been drilling iof The
will be absent from their beocho for oulY
forty hours. Special trains viii Be run %
accom- n odate the men, and Is y sxpected
,hs, they will make hns dtploy.
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OUR ALLEGED NAVY.
work on the Miantomah Being Push
ed Forward.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-The Secretary
of the Navy is determined to push the con-
struction of the cruisers and the compile
tion OF the monitor Miantomah, although
he has not yet found suitable persons to
FIJI the civilian places on the Board OF Con-
structiOn of the cruisers. The Miantomah
has been launched at Philadelphia and will
be brought down to the Washington navy
ward. The intention is to load her down
with chains and sand bags until she has a
weigbt eoual to the proposed turrets. This
is tbe plan decided upon in order to make
a practical answer to certain GROWERS who
have insisted that the vessel would not
fioat when weighed down with her tur
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New Car Factory.

MONTREAL, October l9.-The patent
granted the Pullman Car company will ex-
pire on the lst of November, and the estab-
iishment of factory here for building
palace-cars is contemplated by capitalists.
The contracts, however, of various Canadian
lines with the Pullman company do not ex-
pire for four years.
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Glad of II.

DEs MONIES, IA. October i9.-The ms
chinery distracted from the international
nistiIlery on Sunday Was returned yester-
day, husinsss resumed. sbd 100 caitle are
getting theif kali0na
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Fined for Poisoning Fish.

PARIS, KY, October l9.-The Bourbon
Circuit Court should be made an honorary
member of the s. p. c. A. For some time
past the distilleries in this city and vicini-
ty have been in the habit of running the
siop and refuse of the still houses into the
creeks, poisoning the fish and making the
neighborhood of the streams anything but
pleasant to persons with well educated
noses. Numbers of fish are annually killed
by the slops and their bodies thrown upon
the creek bank and putrefying under hot
sun, at times made horrible stencil. Two
of the offending whisky manufacturers-
Bowen & Ford and White Il Ferguson
were each fined $500 for this offense, and it
is to be hoped that it will prove salutary
example to others.
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LEAvESwOKrII. KAs, October IA sin
guar effect OF 8 Star Route indictTaent was
developed here. A. B. Cornell, unable to
InfD,sh bail, has heen three weeks in Jail,
and his hair Mas turned from jet black 70
pure white.
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Cation Rurned.

NEwBERS, n. c., October l9.-About $50
bales OF cotton were burned on the Mid
land railroad wharf, in this city, to-day:
II was in transit to Norfolk, New York and
poskny,
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VnluckY.

NoRwALK, O., October 19..Wm. Myers,
while shooting ducks near Huron yester.
day, shot himself in the right arm and
breast. There are doubts of his recovery.
This is the second time within year that
he has shot himself while hunting.
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A Aiil Ra.anaa

BiRMrssHAx, Ala, October te.-Ths Dts-
mingham rolling mills, which shat dovo
on July Ist, to-day resumed opsrstionH. ~
men sgreeiDg 10 resume on last years
,fais
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sentenced 60 Death.
Mrs. Parneil,a 2emains.

TRIEsrs, October l9.-Overdank, the man
arrested sometime since while manutac'
turing bombs has been sentenced to death.
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WESTERN IRON MEN
Asrss 10 staad By .Prssidsnt
Jarrett,
And Adopt 4 Resolution Dsmaadiag tbs
Expulsion Of Mechanics tsdgs ef Pitts-
bufgh-A Reduction IN Wages la
stead Sf On kdvaacs. /.
SOME SENSATIONAL aEPosTs DENIED.

CHICAGO, October ls-fhs ssssioa ot ths
convention Of the Amaig.mAtsd Iron and
Steel Workers Of the Fourth district, in-
cluding Chicago. Milwaukee and g. Louis
Joliet and Springfield, eontinusd to-day.
In reply to q circular from kschsnics
Lodge, No, 8. OF Pennsylvania dsnandins
the resignation Of President Jarrstt the
meeting passed resolutions exprsaing per
feet confidence in and esteem for that Oh
Ger, and demanding the sxpulsion a
Mechanics Lodge for sowing dissertations h
the ranks Of the body. Il was ssfsed, 10
view Of the falling prices ot iron
and steel, to present Q schedule to emplog.
ers for winter wages from January ist 70
June LIST a l2h per cant lower than tho
present rates At meeting With the en-
ployers this afternoon no agreement was
reached, a the employers demanded ~
duction of twenty per cent The dale
gates, being instructed By their lodges %
make the decrease rot moro than IN.
could not accede. The meeting, therefore,
adjourned. and the delegates went 10 their
homes for instructions. Il 10 understood
another convention will be held eoon.
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HUNTING ACCIDENTS.
Fatally Shot.

Special Dispatch TO The Register.
NEwBURG, w. Va, October l9.-James
Winning, aged eighteen, living on Coal
Hill accidentally shot himself while hunt
ing this afternoon. He was resting his gun
on log when it slipped and the hammer
struck the log and discharged the contents
through his left breast, breaking two ribs
lung, the load coming out back of the
shonlder. II is thought he cannot live.
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ON THE OTHER FOOT.

Readleton County Gives Wfhsoo -
O@eial Majority 81 S4-1Ae DeOe-
cratic Candidate Ahead.
Special Di.patch to the Register.
KxYsKR, w. Va, October 1s.-The official
count of Pendleton county shows . net
majority for Wilson of 81, against 66 given
in former dispatches. This gives Wilson q
majority in the District, which will proba-
bly, be increased by the official count in
other counties.
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GALvrsros, TEX. October ie.--Tbe North
Germsn Lloyd steamship Hanover hss -.
rived with q fargo of Eve hundred 6sfman
immigrsnts for Texas.
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wAsnrseros, Pa. 0stetr l0.-y!D o.
Rfsnjoual and the eanAto1et eDoseaeeco
resumed their slhets 8 n1hlae The -
the people are 1Esd q ~ tbc,e thng =
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CoaI niner. la 8arike.

PITTSBURGH October I0.-In compliance
with the request OF FIVE pits, Prssident
Jones, Of the Coal Miners Association, has
called q convention of miners OF the Pitts
burgh district, for Friday, October "a, Tor
the purpose OF demanding restoration of
the fouf-cent rate for mining on Hovo0.
ber Is. The present rate 10 Sk csatS,. and
was the outcome OF tha last strika, which
failed after four months Of idlsnsss. Tho
miners now belivc that the demand loe
co&i will be 10 heavy st that time that The
operators will be compelled pgrsnt The In
e.hAkA ~ l4t
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Nsv Yosx. Oclobsf is.-1As tuyh -
csss Of Msis Hrsscott ae1ine Issooeos
| Tsusey, Of the Anssteaa Bses Cofy.
have rendered ser1te - hv0 = -
| plaintiff fos o141oe .