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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-03
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Ed. Pettis and family will remove
from here the first OF the week and become
residents of the capital city.
Tom Duncan took q short run up TO
Uriehsville last night.
l.. J. Bags are receiving by river and rail-
large lots OF lumber.
Preaching at the First NJ. Z. Church to-
morrow morning at 1890, and the Sunday
school quarterly missionary concert IN the
evening at T:39.
Lee Calvert or ''Klnger," as he was called,
died at his home at New Market Va, ot
consumption, on Thursday morning. While
here he was employed by A. Branum &
Son, and was amost upright and honorable
young man. =.
Miss Mamie Cooke leaves today for ST.
Clairsville to pay Miss lid Troll visit,
DR.. Heinerman, of our town, and MT
John Van Pelt, of Martins Ferry, viii
very likely start adrug store at the latter
place, soon.
Senator Hollingsworth and Col. Taylor
were in town, yesterday, looking after the
condition of their fences.
About six couples OF coiored
folks were at a surprise party that met at
Mr.. Wetzels, out the Cadiz pike on Thurs.
day night Dancing was the amusement OF
the evening.
Alex. Darrah. ESQ. OF st. Clairsyille.
was in town yesterday.
= c, Robinson, Jas. Duncan, Jos. Nc,
Connaughy, Col. Smith and Z. +. Rhodes
were summoned % Toledo yesterday, TO
testify in the Watkins-Fergoson case.
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THE IMPRISONED MINERS.
IneneetuaI Attempts to Rescue Their

Intellectual Attempts to Rescue Them.
VIRGINIA CITY, June EARLY this morn
ing small hunting skiii, with Richard
Bennett and Dennis Callahan on board,
ventured into the Alta drift, in search of
the imprisoned miners. Neither has since
been heard of, and it is feared both have
been suffocated by the heat and gas.
Shortly after, man knows as Dutch
George, stried to wade into the shaft,
but soon returned delirious. He saw the
light and boat, but no men. Two other
men attempted to wade in, but found the
heat and gas insupportable and returned
after going short distance. 1t is reported
raps are still heard on the air pipes, indi-
eating the imprisoned men are yet alive.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "A Virginia City
dispatch says: A miner named Pike of
the Union Shaft, by wearing hemlet. has
penetrated to the end of the Alta drift.
He found seven men all right, sitting in
the cooling off house, 200 feet from the end
of the drift The only lives lost are those
of the two men who went in with a boat
this morning.
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DAnenhoMar Rennrtu

WASHINGTON, June 2-Lieutenent Dan
enhower, accompanied by his father and
song sing, the Chinese steward, paid an
official visit TO the Navy Department, this
morning, and reported his return home
and presenting detailed account of his
eXPeditureS. He also brought the shsR
book OF the yeannette, Capt. belongs bro
ken rife, and another gun belonging to his
party, supposed to belong to Collins and
certain other articles found in the caches
by Engineer Melville in his search for De-
Long. These articles, together with several
geological specimens, were turned over to
Commander Walker, Chief of the Bereau
OF Navigation.
Lieutenant Danenhower had long con-
ference with Secretary Chandler, and after
wards held an informal reception for the
benefit OF his many friends anxious to con-
gratulste him on his safe return. Secre-
tary Chandler received him cordially, and
told him TO take long rest, adding that
when he had recovered from the fatigue OF
his journey he would like him make de-
tailed report.
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
Parksrsburg Contributes a Full
Grown Scandal.
A Wheeling Crook Sent Up-congressional
Fight-St. CIairsviIle News Notes
BelIaire Breyities - Martins
Ferry Chips.
REGISTERS SPECIAL CORPS REPORTS.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.

bpec1Q Dsprtch 70 the he0t1er.
PARKERsBURG, June IA little affair took
place in this city few evenings ago, fur
nishing another instance of violated mar
riage vows on the part of faithless wife
and disloyal husband; and but from the
fact that darkness veiled the scene, and
that the wronged husband happened to be
unarmed when he discovered the guilty
pair, we would have had another tragedy
to chronicle.
Z A well known gentleman whose wife is
the mother Of full grown daughters-in
fact the lady in question is a grandmother
had slight suspicion that she was on
very friendly (9 terms with apiano and
organ agent, married man of this city,
and the evening in question the husband
was on watch and the developments proved
to his satisfaction that his suspicious were
we'll founded.
He confronted the faithless pair, but the
interview was brief and stormy one, and
the man OF music left without stopping to
enquire, when shall we three meet again"
CO We nave III
regard to the subscription to the stock of
the W., P. & c. R. r., the proposition will
have no opposition here, IS our citizens are
very anxious for the completion Of the road
and will throw no obstacle in the way.
The argument in the noted Pulpmill Gaze
was concluded in the Circuit Court, yester-
day, and the matter taken under advise
ment by Juge staly, who will render deci-
sion tomorrow. Mr.. Van Wrinkle, the
trustee, was represented by B. NJ. Amber,
Esq, and the creditors who were left out
in the cold by the trust deed, by the whole
Wood county bar, including our worthy
Governor, J. b. Jackson, who it is said,
made an excellent speech. From all We
can learn, public opinion is with Messrs.
Thompson, Chancellor and other creditors,
who are endeavoring to set aside the deed
of trust which was made in April, and
which secured only a small number OF the
creditors of the concern. Those who heard
the arguments advanced by both parties in
the suit predict that the Court will appoint
a receiver to sell the property in question.
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Sake an appointment and meanwhile the
SssIe SssssIetary OF the Senate acted as presidine
Mr. Morgan said they viewed the prono-
Auon that the acting Vice President copId
80 delegate his authority with extreme
alarm, since President Arthur might he
~sSrlcken ~ down to-day, and ingalls, might
then succeed to the Presidency. without
haHlng even been elected to the Senate,
Brown, who resides at the hotel With
DAVIS, gave touching reason for the ab-
Senee OF the Acting Vice President of the
= lnlted States. He said Judge Davis has
lor years supported a colored man who is
very very low, and probably in his last illness
he hves at some distance from the CITY, and
Judge Davis had gone to see him once
more, and to inquire whether there was
anything that could be done for him.
Brown thought the reason entirely iustif.
able and noble.
Morgan said that to avoid difficulty he
should move TO adjourn, which would leave
DAVIS tenure perfect to the succession in
the event OF any accident to President
Ar@ur, and the difficulty as to absence of
the Vice President was finally settled by an
until Monday.
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TELE6RAPHIC BRIEFS.

Col. Bliss made the opening argument in
the star Route Cases, yesterday.
y heavy white frost visited Wisconsin,
yesterday, but did little damage.
The first propeller of the season passed
through Welland Canal, yesterday.
The Malley trial has been continued until
the 18th instant, owing to the illness OF
Juror.
Hon. Robert Lowry was nominated for
Congress. yesterday, by the Democrats of
fthe Twelfth Illinois District
in the Sandown Derby, yesterday, Ger
lal6, Isnora ard Masasr n. dead heat,
but in 3 second trial Masden won
The National Conference OF Dunkards Is
IN session $50 Ka59ah indiana, twenty,
thoussed neopl~Se me ID attertAqeey 81
y New Orleans dis patch say 9 Ne ftFsr at
that point is still very high, and the fall
since the highest point of March 27th, is
only twenty-six inches. The water is still
running through every damaged creyasse
in the State, and very extensive areas of
plantations are still under water. Alarm
is oCCasiOned by the reports of rise in the
tributary rivers between st. Louis and
here
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.
Selling Bank stock.
ISpecidl Dispatch 10 the Register.


WASHINGTON. PA, June 2.-ThiS fore
noon ex-Marshal John Hall, receiver of the
Washington Savings Bank, sold at public
sale the building owned and occupied by
the baas., for $9,6OO.
This afternoon two farms, near town,
property Of the bank, and each containing
one hundred and fifteen acres, were sold,
one for $9l per acre, and the other for 800
per acre.
James W. Kuntz, President Of the bank
was the purchaser OF the three, and paid
fair price TOR them. Another farm, in Car
roll township. will be sold on next Tues
daN- y.
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In n Lions Jaws.

DETROIT, June YESTERDAY, at Lansing,
a short time before the regular afternoon
performance of Forepaugh's circus, one OF
the keepers went into the lions den to
clean it out, and was attacked by the ami.
nal, which fastened his jaws shut upon
one of the mans arms. All other means
failing to release the brute's hold, the other
attaches of the show fired upon the lion,
killing it by five shots. They pried the
Jaws open and released the unfortunate
kppper
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Capifaiisls = . Isas.

PnuaprLrRn, Junsa,-A large ps.ty ot.
capitalists and mine 9gstors left here,
Pennsylvanis rod, fos p purpose o. IN.
specting the new mill wstsr.orD Iuse
n. NJ. The route Of the party u ~ -
Louis and Ksnsas City. thencs over The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Ye rsilroed 70.
Mutt, about Twelve miles from the mines.
The party includes among othsss Rhnil e.
Prof B. Sullivan, Of Yale Coilsss, ".
Wright. &. 4. Middleton, Beajsmfn II
Shoemaker, John Tracy. MaIeos ID fax.n,
John s. Hsines, Vim. ID. Nllsr end Joehas
Lippeneott. all Of Philsdsiphis: ,. A. Crit
ter den. Chiesgo; John A. Bleycher. of tas
Troy Times; George d. Roberta; MAI
shelter and Others from New Yosk. Tee
gentlemen comprising the party sss mostly
ovpfrs of stock, and tie visit b taken sos
their own personal satisfaction.
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Business Failures

New YoRK, June 2-The business fail
ures reported TO Dunn 4 Co. from various
parts OF the country for the week are one
hundred and thirty-tive, against one nun
dred and twenty-six last week, ana one
6nndreJ and twenty-four the week preyi-
ons The increase is in the west and south,
nrincipally. New York city is still remark
sbly free from business disasters. The most
Significant failure in the country Is that oil
Lionel Simpson, of Denver, Colorado, inns
Is an exemplification of the temptation
offered by too liberal credit The geograph-
ical distribution of the failures IS as tot-
lows. Eastern States, IA; Western States,
~; Southern States, 80; Middle o'Sses,
y, Pacific slope and Territories, IL; New
York Citv, D
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Railroad Accident.

LITTLE Rock, June 2.-This moraing,
near O'Kean station on the st. Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad, locomotive at
tached to freight train coming south was
diiched and several cars derailei. Frank
Richardson, engineer, was seriously IN
jured. and the fireman named Mason. Is re-
Dorted killed.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Ter 10 go NeNt-APPrOPriatiOn
RiIIs.

~ I" "o NtNt-ApPEopEA Adta"h
Bills.
Ss-ol Dispatch % ne REGISTER.
.sN.r"N. June The contested
- ca>e Of Lowe VS.. Wheeler, from
r. occupied most Of the session Of
I I've, 20 iay. The debate was ex-
-sy bitter at times, but nothing new
''-.1prd and il vas announced that
f759Q, question would BE- called at
p -9.- tomorrow.
genera, deficiency hill, which has
al'c.uoei appropriates nearly
1s.s.a'.yr. judicial and executive
IHai'on bill was reported to-day, and
' 70 tie Committee of the Whole.
.a''s,,n, have been sent you hereto
.a'',..-a,iun oi the rate OF wages OF
i.or. made by The statistician of the
.'arHi OF Ac-.nulture, shows an in
y per cent since $50 in the east
@'r'. f-Nm - To l~7g the decline
-'ir'i n mauujacturing sections,
artisans "ere drown out of employ
ps'rt o &epress the rate of farm
.4v advance since 1879 has been Is
b" the western states, and Il per
'a" >..rnr-n. G.
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Hanged.

MEMPHIS, June "A Bulletin dispatch
saws. Sandy Matthews, colored, who muir
dered Essiek Polk, eolored, twelve, miles
north OF this city, laSt October, was hanged
i'm the county jail yard, this afternoon, at
one O'Clock. The execution was witnessed
by fully six thousand people, majority oil
whom we're colored. The Condemned man
made speech from the galloSs, IN when
he confessed the killing, and imPlored MS
hearers to repent their SINS anu go Win In
him 10 heaven. His neck was broken by
A., fali
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AnArkansas Tragedy.

LITTLE Rock, June "A tragedy is re-
ported from Yell county. Lazarus Brooks
and James X. McGhee, farmers, quarreled
over land suitIsnd McGhec, learning that
Brooks would winr tt became furious with
passion. ard finding him in the woods
hunting lost cattle, in company with If
te9n year old toy, stsra,is few mosds shot
him dead with a shot gun. and, % the boy
started to run sent a 8hDt after him, brsak-
ing his arm bat not tchecking his fight.
McGhee then reloaded his gun and placing
il against the foreheia Of his prostrate VIC
tim. shot. him through the head. He then
walked away and il still at large.
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Reeds Last Move.

WASHINGTON, June 2-This morning Reed,
counsel for Guiteau, presented a petition
to the District Supreme Court in general
term, asking for re-hearing of the case of
his client. The application is upon purely
technical grounds and embodieS liberal
citations from the official record OF the
trial. Judge Cartier said the decision will
be rendered upon the petition as soon as
the Judge could consult upon it, probably
tomorrow morning.
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) WATKINS TRIAL.
Progress of the Case Iat Toledo,
Yesterday.
The imprisoned Miners Rescued-Two Men
Drowned-Murder and Suicide
..C, In a Lions Jaws-Fatal -.,|
Explosion.


.zgS sRes:at Dt42qtch % me kzufsfer. --A--s :
TOLEDO, June 2.-In the trial of Watkins,
this morning, the defense attempted to
prove, upon the cross-examination of a
witness, that the insurance companies had
offered $1,000 for testimony that would
convict Watkins and Ferguson, and that
prostitutes were employed to secure such
evidence
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FINE NecoAo.

QrrsEc, June THE 0rsnd Trunk rail
wsy station and sheds, and the Dominies.
Ontario snd Quebec immigration sheds.
and the Offices st South Quebec we're bafne4,
10. night Several Inter colonial and Gfand
Trunk cars we're also burned. Bsn0fts
hotel adjoininG the. station wss guttsd.
Loss yariously estimated at from SfooNW
10 400 600
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- WHEELING W. va. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1882

union men is called for tonight, when an
effort viii be made to induceth non.uniop
vorkmen TO quit work. The union IS said
to include in its membership all the pud-
dIers and scrap heaters, and nearly half Of
H the axle men employed at the forge.
The unionist who gave this information
added: Its going to,be square fight, and
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Those Bond Plates

NEw York, June 2--The United States
Marshal Of Brooklyn has rearrested Chas.
H. Smith. on a warrant, charging him with
stealing the bond plates The accused was
srraigfsed before a United States Commis-
sioner and released on SO, 900 bail to appear
for examination on Thursday.
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The BIG BILL.
,l,,r and Harbor Appropriations
isse sss~desk Ea@rsRSh>w-
s,ual 9sssseA q ~ RsFAdSs NJ
'sssS hse 2H7f&f9s caFr
be-. Mr.. age, of California, TO ask
! kpE1se , ha river and haybOF sill

naa, Ar. age, OF California, TO ask
J pEass , ma river and haybOF Sill
,.,psns,ou of the rules next MOn-
q, 5.I provides for an appropria-
E'.,- -, and it is expected that
Ling has been 50 COM
a. .aa, /, will be passed by
svD.s without difficulty. The
:5a,e ON a motion 10 pass a
d ,s,pension of the rules is
..a,. ur fifteen minutes to each
asg Of the avowed intention OF
--rss statement made to the
w. race in January. when the
- o.: .a--r appropriations for the
!. rive. were trying to transfer jur-
Q u.- appropriations for that river
u.err committee % the Mis-
-ys- Improvement committee, is
) -, -,aiirg. Mr.. Page said, on
r gc- lie; me say 70 the members
House. 80 far as I can speak
;, um.,,ee on commerce, that,
..men, a bill will be reported to
- .-om that committee, and will
cDa-rnjmcnt, If the House de-
i-eoi It. which will make proper
,--,.oa 'or the legitimate improve
e. 81. the rivers and harbors OF this
g Oil, thar will bear the insPec-
-7s-y member Of this House, and
s.i not have 70 be railrOaded
2 lie House under a suspension OF
r, N-. Page and Lis committee
l,e forgotten this statement. 1t
saoTn thar no amendments can be
.er lsGspynsion OF the.rules.
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AICleYelAnd.

CLrvFL,xp. June 2.-The general strike
among the iron workers which has been
threatening so long. took tangible form
Yesterday, and to-day reports from all the
leading mills in Ohio show the works near
w ali shut down. The Cleveland Rolling
Mill Company will. on Monday, start up
their wire, rail and bloom mills, and new
smelling furnace with non union men.
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Assigumeut.

LOUISVILLE June George Meadows,
foupdryman, on West Market street, has
assigned. Liabilities about SIS 900; assets,
real estate and material on hand, valued at
about the same figures. +. 7. Halsey IS
assignee.
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LAND FRAUDS.
Land Sharks have GsObbIed
Up the Public Domain.

'''a, b-spo'ch 10 ne Register.
.'.t"N June The frauds recent
va 20 relative 10 the pre-emp,ion of
me Duluth district shows that
's 'een carried on in a wholesale
IL appears from a report that
= year something like seven hun
". Ha"n claims. covering over one
~. - .0'asand acres, had been made in
net ani thar Of these 700 claims
''s only two where the improve.
-, -''e'' 'y !aw had been made.
ans seemed 80 have been made by
~. 80 " they had a name, had NJ
s. - anu Immediately on complet-
P'0ois decided the lands to the par.
!, aad FINISHED the money. Both
'.''y Of the Interior and the
'.''asF Of the General Land Oaice
sooddnal Of feeling with regard
;, -I''e7, anu will take the necessary
~'enedy the abpse q
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Egypt.

CAIRO. June 1.-The Khedive has declined
to en,ertain a proposal for ministerial
combination under Ragheb Pacha.
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knights OF Labor rake q Hand.

PHILADELPH1A, June 2.-The Knights OF
Labor dissatisfied with the Greenback State
ticket, have sent printed blanks to every
labor organization in the State, asking the
officers TO report whether they favor the
holding of a labor convention in July.
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A Nice One.tinn

.l- ,.''N, June The Senate. this
srof,l. without 4 presiding officer,
.s,.gra,, ~, I,oSence OF David Davis. He
Ils 80 80! Mr. ingalls, to act for the
'as AL, roiht was Immediately made
L. a., ,,.nS Vice President had no right
Ss1r r!I = sGCh designation. and that the
!. 'U'u have TO be elected by the
Fi,b .aa.i'entarians were instantly
: II ~ Ip'ggsedents for and against the
resident OF the senate 10
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Rosx. June 2-6en. 0asihaldi disd =
$50 this evening. A preyious dispeteh
said the General wss lying vsry III win
bronchitis At csprera, bis oondsacn pr
csrious and that eli the member of his
family in Rome and Genos had len Tor his
bedside.
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Al Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, Wis. June There was no
new developments at the Bay View rolling
mill. The rail mill will shut down to-
morrow. The men, lG0 in number, are
quiet. and claim that they will be able to
hold out until the company sign the scale.
MrLwArKEE, WIS, June 2,-The settlers in
Recker's tannerv are out on strike.
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Excommunieating the Ladies' Land
League.

CLEVELAND, June bishop Gilmore has
written letter to be read in all the Catho-
lie churches of this diocese at mass, next
Sunday morning, communicating any
Catholic lady who shall hereafter attend
any meeting of the ladies' branch OF the
Land League, or becoming member thereof.
The Bishop denounces that branch as cal;
culated to make brawling politicians oil
women and membership therein as incom-
patible with womanly modesty.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Cincinnati Races

Crx,INxNrI. o.. June 2.-First race, purse
$40, one mile was won by barley, Tom
Barlow second. Marritan third, Quebec
fourth; time .5OH
second race-Three-fourths mile, was
Won bv Banneretta. Ella second; time %.
Third race-Three- fourthS mile heats,
first heat won by L. b. SpraSue; time 2:2S;
Second heat was won by SPTas9e: ,L. Loru
Edward second; Barometer third. Time
l:2l.
TnIEpo, June First race. 2:l7 class,
purse Of 500. Alexander and Daisy Dale
we're drawn. Thorne won in straight
heats, Time 2:2O%, 2:29A, 2:2SL2.
second race, 2:i0 class, purse OF $500.
Florence May won in straight heats. Time,
2.3OA, 2:3l, 2:3lE.
was won bv Mary l.. Tom Boston second,
LADY Beck third. Time, 54E, 52&.
Pittsburgh Races
prrr.RrRGE. June THE attendance at
tho third day's races of the Pittsburgh
Driving Park 8 running meeting was fair.
The weather was fine, but the track was
heavy.
First race, one mile, was won by Runny-
mede, Hrupp Gun second. Traveller thlru'
Time 1:5ll9.
second race. three-q uarter nile, was won
by Barnes, Exeter third, Easter third
Time :22A.
Third race, one and one-half miles, was
won by Ben Dor. Time, 2:4T34.
Base Ball.
PHrLApELPHIA, June 2.-Philadelphla D.
ChiCagOS IL. n
CfSSTSSArI. June2.-Cincinnatis :, Ath-
PfTrSruKe, June Allegheny s, st.
Louis ,. u
New York, June cleveland, ); Metro
politan, 5. .,. .. IA
providence, June 2.-Providence, :; De
troit, :. , =
BosroS, June 2-Bufialos, :; BOstons, D.
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REyrrALIzrga the blood is absolutely
II Necessary for the cure of general debility
weakness, lassitude, &c The bestenricher
Of iLe blood is Browns Iron Bltters.
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Two Men Killed and Others Wounded

ORANGE, C. H., Va, June 2.-The boiler
of Edward Dickersons saw mill, at Tuck
ersville, Va, exploded yesterday, instantly
killing young Davis, engineer, and James
Carpenter, colored. John Garvell, one
armed man, had his remaining arm broken,
and will probably lose it by amputation.
Several other employees were severely in
iure1
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At Youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June 2.-There are no
new developments to-day in the matter OF
the strike. Everything is orderly ana
quiet. Both sides talk OF the RECOMMENDATION
Of the other soon, which IS not iavoraote
indication for a speedy reconciliation OF
differences,