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Senate every day as soon as he gets hungry
When the hand of the clock points to $50
something within him admonishes the act
ing Vice President that it is time to leare
of-which he Immediately proceeds to do
with great alacrity. q
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POSTAL POINTS.
New Postmasfers Appointed.

Specfdt DfSDotcH % Ste Nsos"sS'.
WASHINGTON, July S.-The following
named West Virginia Postmastsrs were
commissioned to-day: William II. Wilson,
at Blockston; John L. May, at Grifhths-
Vile; and Edward ], Cheveront, at Wise
burgh
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already amounts to $500 and is still in
creasing. John X Mcnamara. President
of the Strikers, Union, said yesterday that
no money will be distributed until July 10
and even after that date it will be given out
very spsringly.
The striking 'longshoremen and freight
handlers held meeting yesterday az 81,
Michael's Institute, Jersey City: President
Murphy said that an authorized represents-
tive OF the railway companies had met Win
the Executive Committee and had made
an informal offer for eompromise, the
companies being willing to pay f91s cents
per hour. The strikers resolved TO stand
ont until they are offered % cents an
hour.
Another meeting was held in the after.
noon. Addresses we're made in which tne
men spere eeunselled not to yield TO the
>II ;companies. Chairman Murphy
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foes seem pretty rough on Keifer,
he,has achieved the exalted posi-
of,the nation's champion ass, to
old man Hubbell dance in with
o,,tical sssessment row and lug OIL
tn>aI Irorss hard earnad IauralS
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JOIN Win tne Jersey Clty Iheh'
Polish Jews strike for Their Board.

New YoRK, July 3.-0ne hundred and
sixty Polish Jews, who took the places OF
freight handlers, struck to-day. They re:
turned to Castle Garden. They were paid
81. 20 without board, and demanded board.
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lp&n 81 Bnghsmton, y. Y, has
md ffH INHERENT times and mar
cast $5D,OOO each time. It's a
deal safer than stopping stage
Nez ~ robbing Trains.
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BUSINESS


BosroS, MASS, July 8. - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at 25 leading clearing houses OF
the United States, "A being for the week
ending July lst, and one, Louisville, for
the week ending June 2Sth:
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Mother and Childrca Peisened.

CHICAGO, Ill, July ga widow named
Hanley, living near streator, H., yestsr.
day poisoned herself and FIVE ANAL chill
dren by eating toadstools, which she sup
posed 10 be mushrooms. MEDICAL asslst-
ance was summoned, and their recovery ID
now possible
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Horse Thieves KiiBea.

CHICAGO, July ga LinWille, Oregon,
dispatch says: Constable Beck, with two
men, last Tuesday overlook two horpe
thieves they had been tracking. A asht
ensued, and one thief was killed and the
other mortally wounded.
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FOREIGN.
EgYRl.

PAEis. July Sit IL stated that II Turkey
persists in sbstaining from Europeaa -
cord. II is predicted the conferences will b
obliged TO intrust Intervention In Egypt
TO mixed corps Of English, French, Itsiias
and Greek troops.
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The,Eini.her., Flat.

PITTsBuRe, July 3.-Ths finishers' meet.
ing, regarding which so much has been
said, written and printed of late, began its
sessions at Schiller Hall, Fourth avenue
and Liberty street, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. At that hour the outside delegations
from Youngstown, Wheeling, etc, had not
yet appeared. The delegates dropped in
singly and in couples and threes until the
hall was well filled with as fine body Of
men as has been seen gathered since the
strike began. They were quiet earnest
aware OF the importance of the subject in
hand.
At noon there was an adjournment and
the following was submitted for publica-
ton. It was given out by Secretary Mar
tin, who added thar fhe resolu tioa had bccii
passed without dissenting vote:
"Resofred. That we, the finishing men,
deny the charges that the meeting to-day
has been called for the purpose OF with
drawing from the Amalgamated Associa-
ton, as we believe the advances asked for
are fair and just; and We intend, also, to
stand by them until they are granted"
This action effectually disposes OF the
assertion that there was q serious division
in the ranks of the members Of the Anal
gamated Association. 1t was stated that
the meeting Of finisheps to-day would settle
the question as to the duration Of thektrike,
but as there is no break in the ranks Of the
strikers, it is difficult to tell what the out
come will be.
A prominent Pittsburg iron mauufac-
turer was asked what effect the action Of
the finishers this afternoon was likely to
have on the strike.
None at all that know of. The man
ufacturers are not taking any notice OF
them
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Ship CaIkers' strike at Ro.ton.

Bosros, July "a meeting OF ship own
ers and shiprights voted TO resist the ship
calkers' strike and not pay the calkers over
S3 so a day for six months.
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NEwBuRo, n. Y, July SAN engine
came in collision with IN excursion train
on the New York and New England rosd.
and both engines were smashed. The sx-
cursion party were uniniured.
A Man or sevesty Sestsnesd lss LiGs.
NEwroRr, II. l., July 3.-Moses GunAsli.
seventy year, of age, has been sentenced
to imprisonment for life. for the murder q
Charles H. Thomas In 1880
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radieal movements
run tke Stats of
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~ Doit Register tciH be mailed to
s9ftrs os,t of tOsoR for sirty.fUe cents
u 7>o<k,h Address changed as often
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..
OAKLAND, MD., July 3.-The cold wave
that swept over US is passing rapidly away.
King Sol sends his warm rays hotly upon
us. The Garrett County Court convened
at this place to-day, Judge Motter, OF
Hayerstown, Md, on the bench. The term
was non-jury and brief, lasting but one
day.
Lawyer Price, of the Independent, Cum
land, attended Court here, to-day.
The Lutheran Sunday school of Deer
Park village reorganized yesterday. The
following officers were elected: superin-
tendent, John Jauky; Vice Superintendent,
BENJAMIN Thresher; Secretary, VIM. d.
Hoge, Librarian, Cepas Williams; Treas
urer, Ida Humberton; Organist Miss Ida
Head.
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Funds for the Coal Miners.

PITTsBuRG, July "a couple OF colIec-
tors, detailed by the Miners Association to
visit the Hooking Valley, Ohio, miners,
to collect money, returned to the Miners
headquarters this afternoon with light
hearts and heavy pocketbooks They re-
port gratifying success in the entire Hook:
ing region, and were particularly pleased
with The manner in which they were re-
ceived by their Buckeye fellow-laborers.
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The national debt melted away at
lhe rate Of 100000 daily last month.
In fn1ncial matters Uuele Samuel is
still ebl9ger man" than old Wander
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cas did sith ~
buls Rsilroad e.
plsct. Mjchael Cplli - D.
broken ,:s,, ... end !se.ss:,
6sSsl ~ o1 - - - :S;i
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Gone Into the TYPOS Union.

SP. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 3.-The Gazette
here has for two or three years been nom
union office, and three or four attempts
but each one failed. A day or two ago
committee of the Gazette printers waited
upon Colonel Burnes, the proprietor, and
asked him il he had any objections to them
working with the Union. He said he had
not, and to-day twelve or fifteen printers,
with the foreman, united with the Union.
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Muraerea His wife.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July s.-News Of
tragedy is just received. A negro named
Aaron Jones, living near Wittsburg. started
for the railroad station, some miles Distant
accompanied by his wife. At q lonely spot
they quarreled and he struck her on the
head with slung shot, then cut her throat
and escaped She recovered sufiicientiy %
crawl to the house OF Col. n. 7. Johnsou,
told her story and then died. The husband
is not yet arrested.
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PARKER SBURG.
The First Gun-Col. Romeo Freer Opens
the Campaign - The Greenbaekers
Wa,sl nR
Special 10 the Register.

the Campaign - Inc Ureehoaekers
Lead OFT.
Special TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, July 3.-The first gun in
the Congressional fight in the Fourth dis
trict was fred here on Saturday night, by
the Greenback party, who formally opened
tine campaign by a spirited meeting at the
court house. Col. W. 7. Jenseng acted as
chairman, and speeches were made by COL
r. II. Freer, of Calhoun county, who spoke
for an hour in his usual earnest style. As
rule all Greenbask speeches are alike, but
Col. Freer'deviated from the majority of
that class of orators The usual taffy was
thrown to the laboring class, of course, and
beth of the old parties were arraigned for
their faults of omission and commission,
and the young men of both parties were
approached with an earnest appeal to shake
off the sins inherited from their Repsbh-
can grandsires, and vote for
the Greenback standard bearer
who was to-day nominated in the person OF
the noble Barbee, OF Mason county. The
speaker warned those who are disposed to
point the finger of scorn at their party,
that the day has come when the Green back
party is an important factor in American
politics, and that they will be able to mus
ter force in October next that will surprise
even the most sanguine Greenbacker IN the
land.
There is ne use denying the fact that
they have made judicious nomination for
Congress DR.. A. r. Barbee is deseryedly
popular gentleman. and we'll qualified to
fiji the position to which he aspires. The
Doctor is a good stumper, and has promised
to "Tull off his coat" and gointo the canvas
in earnest The closing sentences of Col.
Freer's speech were strong prohibition SEN
timents which were apparentyh well re-
seived By the audience.
Mr.. Robert Marshall, q ye2f elty, was
called for and responds inf9 e>eech,
which did not call fotth Ekl1 u 1pse
Tia geutleman tried to 1hro4 - rs<e& Of
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New Men for the Canat,ian PacIac.

OTTAWA, July Sit is rumored that inn
dortant changes among hi5h officials of the
Canadian Pacific at Winnipeg will soon
take place. 1t would not be surprising
matter il General Manager W. O. Van
Horne would be allowed to seno in his res
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On q Serisus Chsrwe.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Dr. Robert McWil-
liams has been arrested on charge OF per-
forming an abortion on Gussie Ellersood, .
a servant in the family Of DR.. Edgar Park.
The woman was taken sick last Wednesday
evening, and was conveyed 70 the hospital,
and died Saturday. Before her death she
who performed the operation, but the Doc
tor denies all knowledge OF the woman, and
asserts that he did not know her. She came
here from CARLYLE Ills.
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Mountain Lake.

MOUNTAIN LAKE, July 3.-The first relig-
ious meeting held at this religious resort
took place, yesterday, in the hotel, about
twenty-five being present.
For some reason the representative OF the
Wheeling Intelligencer, who has
been in these parts since yester-
day, has taken it upon himself
to make remarks of an injurious nature
concerning the REGISTER. What he said
we withhold. If he seeks to exalt his pa
per by defaming another, he will miss it.
'Live and let live"
Prof. Jungernichles band from Washing
ton, D. c.. will arrive at Deer Park to-mor-
row morning.
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- aggregate receipts at the New
i ork {btatres lhst season amounted to
Sef $500 ,0e and yet some claim we
,re pot an amusement-loving people.
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fohn Garman, of Canton, Ohio, has
IN married three times, and is the
here of twenty-eight children. The
~ WIS born IN 1880 and the latest in
SS2 His pFiieipal occupation during
alis pso,iflc haif century has consisted
rsnning 5or the doctor.
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Discoxered Inst I'm Tin,e>

ST.. JosEPa, Mo-, July 3.-An east-bound
train on the Kansas City, ST. Joe & Council
Bluffs Road came near meeting with an
awful calamity. The train, n passenger,
with ten cars well loaded, was going al the
rate of thirty or forty miles en- hear, and
q shoe distance this side of ANA
zonia the train was signaled by an old
German, and coming to step Just in time
II was found that<Go rails had been raised
and were leose - oRt of place. The spot
was on high HtsR snt, and had it not
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\ If yca.want 10 be very fashionable in
\ - corresponfenee you must use fancy
cd7orti sesl-wax and a big seal when
n a, n<Ste up your envelopes.
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4 GO Poe<sl service of the country
lmaSes splendid showing for the fiscal
Besr 5lst ended. Having been freed
HNn Brady, Dorsey, and their fellow
eves, it Is folly self-suppOrting, and
Sks 5orward to increased prosperity
"a ,s<af,,lnezs
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Base Ball.
Layeoek Wins.

Base Ball.
BUFFALO, July 3.-Bufalos Is: Proyi-
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Harness Makers Association.

ST. LOUIS, Jnly 3.-A, National Harness
Makers Benevolent and Protective Asso-
citation was organized here this morning,
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, ID. J. Hoban, OF
st. Louis Vice President, J. s. Johnson,
of Kansas City; Secretary, W. II. Will
liams, of Chicago. Seven committees were
appointed, and recess taken until 2P. NJ.
Delegates are here from several States.
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Men Discharged.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-One hundred and
twenty-five men have been Discharged from
the blacksmith shops and foundry of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, and others to
the number of possibly four or five hun
hred will shortly be dismissed, owing to
The labor troubles throughout the country.
Orders for one hundred and forty-seven en-
gines from various railroads have been
countermanded or suspended, and the dis
charges will take place as soon as the orders
on hand are filled up. As soon as work Is
resumed on the suspended orders all of the
discharged workmen will be reinstated.
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WHEEIING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 4 1882
The Freirht HandIer.,

houses received an advance from xi.20 TO
H.35 per day. The advance was made vol
unfairly by the company.
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4 kpuskkeepsie bank teller helped
liizoseif 10 10000 and put in plea of
i inkanity, bat II did not save him from
I hn ,>cnisentiafy.
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- ECORO.

- = A fire in the ha,a-
|. - s training store
e fhIsmofning, was occasion,
ssnetnS combustion. DamZgs n,
: anlohnt to $4,000. FuIiY IN
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THE NEWS.

eiu6ernabarlal lightning continues to
YiaF ebopt NE head ofGovernor Cornell
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LoxpoE, July Sit II stated thst . con-
mittee under Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsey ~
at the war Office, to-day. Before rising thsy
will settle the arrsngcnents for the pay,
clothing and victualIing In the army ~
serve. whose calling out 10 shortly esr
pected.
At woolwicb, harness and equipmentgsss
being hastily prepared for Q number of bet
teries, such a. are used In countries dsgt-
tute OF good roads. The men Of VA, AjeE
and Agamemnon, now at Chatham, heve-
been ordered to prepare Tor immsdisee
service.
Reyieu Or Kssiish GsasR FsaAs.
Loxpos, July 3.--Ths Marx Lane Expsess,
in retrospect for June, says: UnfsvoeAbbe
weather has promoted derslopmsnt q
rust in wheat. The ears are SMALL bot tho
recent increase In warmth u favorable loe O.
supply. Home grown wheat 10 small HneN
samples command improvement Foee5G
on spot steady considsnng the large seTfva1
and ample supply on COST, bat somo,
what weaker Friday. Maize frner In ecnee
quence Of the small amount Of ADesiooD
offering. European on possa1o -. -!
shipment advanced Cd per quarter. Whooe
care0es of coast are fna1lmolo 81 hoyo
not materially chAnged nirty-At1p, -
goes arrived, ten sold - tws1eg WI
drawn. The trade for vhea4 On peN =
Sales Of English wheats duyiae The -
week, 1880 quarters, q 46s I'd. agninse
1881 quarters st ~ "a fcs DE. coefo-
spending period lest ysas.
EngsaaA % ca1l oaltho0ssssVsA
Loxpox, July 3.--0be N1aiIixatloa Ce0
mittee has just concluded aysfy Iupyss9ee
tittipg Of several kourb tt ~ Waf o.
lft was decided % make I'M 13n1e ef1A1Dp.
meuts for calling out the nsbeSvee - ~
OF the situation IN the Eesk NJ o1e-
ment Of troops % Aexspdria Cd na!le -
going on uni inteSruptedy. 80 ytt0e
week consider able Of IN arny VII - ssali-
in Egypt -
Tseftsssf - IsssA Psss1.S
Lospox, Jlfy 3.-The Irish RngilafA6o)o.
~ party past Il caucus this sftsFB0oa -
] sgreed on. > progYanns for fuythef acSte3
| Il wss coded 70 adopt 6ltbuStenne tsc1c
| In the House 70 msst The eOvesnn1nse
motisae ainss o Dounsll viii - snsss-
ment. 3
| ). n,;sn, ~ .s:,y| s.,y s.ssssss Sc - 3
Dutlil Hfthe1
] !! J : ; : |||||
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C.u.atan Heney Oraer oyste1.

orrAwA, cAs., July S.-some important
chan ges in the postofice money order sys-
tenn have gone into operation. Orders on
all countries are TO be drawn In dollars and
cents. Persons Femittipg money 20. or no
.ceiyin2 money from, the United Kingdom
n Canadian sQrrenty.
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LONDON. July S.-The race between Lay
cock and Boyd for 81, 900 aside, on the Tees,
lengths. Several thousand persons wit
messed the race. The weather was fine and
the river in good condition. The betting
was S. to 81 on Boyd. ~
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THE REGIsrER

|Nlii oe issued as usual tomorrow
ofs;hs Carriers and agents will
she not,ce.
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Tbe Sfrike NDrcndInC.

JERSEY CITY, July 3.-At q meeting OF
the freight handlers to-day it was an
nounced that communication had been
received from the freight handlers OF the
Erie Company at Buffalo, Elmira and sala-
manca, asking for informotion concerning
the strike, and expressing willingness to
ioin with the Jersey City men,
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"A Chicago murderer has actually
cen <ecseneed to seven years in the
peDi3entIsEy. The poor fool threw
\ say hIz ehance of acquittal by plead
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-08

THE Rev. DR.. Hepworth defines the faith
cure as 'sthat religious idiosyncrasy," and
says it is ''the product of the emotional ma
ture when it is swayed by an inexplicable
mysticism and becomes Indifferent to such
low order of materials as facts and law
he devotes an Independent article to con-
sideration of recent cures claimed as mira
Giles, and concludes: Suppose my father
attacked with typhoid fever, shall resort
at once to those means of recovery which
have been pr,vdentialiy afforded aud which
the educated physician is acquainted with,
or shall send for the officers of the church
to make a prayer? / think ought TO do
both; but especially to send for the doctor.
The messenger who does my errand should
60 to the physician first and the minister after
ward. If either of them are out of town,
earnestly hope it may not be the doctor II
ignore the agency of God In the cure of
disease. am an infide; and if ignore the
fact that the Lord has provided for just such
an emergency in the skilled physician, am
without that ordinary common sense which
the Lord expects me to USE"
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-08

TIE New York Times alleges of the city
Of New York that which is apparent in
many other communities; that is, the lack
of skilled workmen. Not only are the ordi-
nary laborers, but those of whom skilled,
not to say artistic, work is demanded, in the
great and growing majority of cases. foreign
born. The American boy no longer learns
trade, even with the expectation of becom-
ing ''boss' or contractor, He will not,
nor do his parents desire him to, go through
the discipline necessary to success. He ex-
poets to be clerk, book keeper, teacher,
or to pursue some occupation not requiring
manual labor. The supply is obviously
greater than the demand. In the meantime
that which ia the ordinary conduct of life
ought to be well done is poorly done; or, if
well done, is purchased at an exorbitant
price. Here and there boy goes into the
mill in order to work his way up to an in
telligent superintendency, but as a rule,
those who have no expectation of inheriting
fortune are aiming only at that which
gives merely an uncertain livelihood with
out any, the slightest guarantee of an event.
ual independence.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-08

The political opponents of Senator Win
dom are circulating stories of his immense
wealth, to injure him in Minnesota, and
have been displaying photographs of his
Washington house to prove that, though a
poor man when he entered Office, he has ac-
CURED the means to build a palatial resi-
dence. Mr. Window shows that this house
did not cost over thirty-fve per cent of the
sum put down to it. As to the accusation
that he has $1,00O,0O0 worth of land in
Washington Territory, 100000 in Virgin
ia railroad bon Is, another 100000 in gov
eminent securities, and yet another 2,000,-
600 in New Mexican property, Mr.. Window
says: Il am ready to give bonds, with good
security, to convey and transfer to my oppo-
nents this entire 100000 of property for
the sum of twenty-five cents"