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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-28
CHARLESTON.
Out OF JaiI-The New State House
Stranger Arrested.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 27.-David
Corr, who has been in Jail some time on a
cherge of shooting at BarripFer the private
watcbman of the Frieneired Coal Compa-
ny, was yesterday RECESSED on a technical
~ Of the law. His attorney told him to
get out He got. The detectives are after
him Oh another charge.
The Board o. Public Works met here to-
day. They viewed the new State House.
They report that they are very we'll salts
fed and give great praise to Boss Shepherd
for the progress he has made in the work,
and to Col. Kemble Tor the Architectural
designing.
A Eureka detective arrested stranger
on suspicion. His age is IS; height feet
8 inches; weight one hundred and sixty.
five; dark hair and blue eyes, heavy brown
mustache, with scar on his forehead. On
the inside Of his left heel is heart crossed
with an arrow above. A cross in India
ink on his right arm. He came to the Ka'
nawha Valley two weaks ago without Q
cent. Has worn blue dres1 suit. The
name given by him is Buck Black, Grafton,
w. Va. He resembles Charles Clements,
of Nashville, Tenn, the murderer.
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A CHINESE CONCERT.
Strange Strains in Presbyterian
Church.


New YORK, March 27.-The Chinese class
of the Spring Street Presbyterian Church
gave an entertainment to their teachers
and friends, who crowded the basement OF
the church, last evening. Nearly two
hundred Cinnamon were present, most OF
them dressed in native costume. Chinese
paper shades were over all the gas jets, and
the walls were gay with Chinese BAN
ners and pictures. On raised plat
form stood four Observation-Disclosures
Chinese screens in frames Of ebony
and mother Of pearl. Speeches were
made by the Rev. A. H. Moment, pastor OF
the Church: the Rev. w. Halse, assistant
pastor, and Mr.. Moody, who hsG charge OF
the class. Each of these gentlemen was
presented with a white kerchief of silk by
the scholars OF the class. Several Moody
and Sankey hymns were sung by the CHI
namen, and duet by Hop Lee and Long
Quong was
Enthusiastically Received.
The principal feature of the entertain
ment, however, was the performance OF
Chinese band which was present. There
was such superfluity Of gopgs, cymbals
and drums with wooden heads in that
band, that there was no doubt at all about
its being present. They played several
of those peculiarly touching Chinese
love songs, such as "On Stariit
Nights in Far Cathay," which the
moon eyed celestial plays beneath his ladys
window to the accompaniment Of a fog
horn and a bass drum. Sometimes the
men at the gongs and drums stopped to
take breath and allowed the flutes and
stringed instruments to be heard. On sew.
eral OF these occasions these latter ELECTED
something distinctly resembling tune.
Most of the pieces played were war songs
and in these the gongs and tom.toms had
full force. ANY body of soldiers marching
TO battle, inspired by such sounds as these,
would be ready-even anxious-to die. A
supper followed after the coucert, at which:
among other delicacies, tea was served
which atoned for all the music.
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Betty aud the Baby.

WASHINGTON, March 27--Jonathan G..
BiEelow, of this city, counsel for Sergeant
Mason while he was on trial before court.
martial for shooting at uiteau in the Dis
trict jail has filed suit against Mason, his
wife Bette and the banking house of Riggs
4 Co, for s., 500, alleged to be due him for
counsel fees. Bigelow alleges that there is
now 81 900 in Riggs & Co.'S bank to the
credit of Mrs. Mason, proceeds OF the
Mason fund.-" which he vas instrumental
in collecting, and asks that she be restrain
ed from withdrawing any amount sufficient
to iniure his cause He also declares that
the case will soon be heard by the United
States Supreme Court, and he expects to
secure Masons release because of lack Of
jurisdiction on the part of the court-m "
tel
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PIIrsBurGH, Pa, March 1.-THE failure
Of C. r. Ma f'e's Cons, pape' mar u'actu-'
err, was the principal topic In commercial
circles today. As stated last right the lis-
bilities are about 600, 900 snd asscts close 10
q million. Mr.. Kinder. the chief book.
keeper, followed Capt Markle to Chicago.
by request Of the istter's brother, and
succceded without much difneulty In
persuading him to make sn a'-isn.
ment. Markle offered no explsns.
tion for his conduct beyond stating
that he was tired and want d 70 rest. He
had been drinking aud was still under the
influence Of liquor. lie made no offer to
return the money. although acquainted
with the fact that his action had ruined
the Arm. Al the money vas bis own, it
cannot be taken from him In any legal
way, and for that resson no proceedings
can be instituted against him. A near %
can be learned be took with him t1oI0O of
the firms money.
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ss Csssss ~ sss sssssslss - - Dis-

Ho CbssGs % she nssos11oo - - DAo-
00o1 NosfS.
BaArpwoep, liza. March H.-Thsss be-
besu no ehsrss IN ~ dtsstisa q ths
Diamond shaft ancs iast night fse loross
Of men hsys bssn st work u ths niss. 90
forcs clearing the tsaek ID ~ nsis rod
wsy, ssd The other tsyisg -
RsIe ,Ss ob,t,uc,,oss - which b.sss Dc Wy =
the fsrthest point sxpiessd. Tbs e1cia.s
"a ,bs mins ststs that It = taSely oesakis
more bodies will ~ founA. topIekk Ths
obiectiye point Of the search r. iarks fsii
Of rock. sbout one hupdrsd aaa Zen yasA
from the main shaft Az thb rlscs we're
foupd most Of tbs bodIss tikep out ysstef.
dsy. Il 70 thought pnmker Of the victinS
| lie under tllis ma0 - ooeris.
TIE explorations haye attended - yafde
| in one dfrectioa iron The Do3o sbetk -
l SIS yards IN another. Aboot 80 - 81
l vater san spmsins IN the be1toQ f31o1
| IN spite q The work q he pel ooStog
tI,sfa eroat BODY a Wntae slily Don41ep u
- ~. Cu 1oods q dsbsie hDvDbGDA
hoisfsi - ths suffscs end AunReA, - 49,
- - women 0tood hG1e0ly eboQf
| yisUfoR - daooloGo ooooa. n feoeeaI
train I1knn6D neag the shnfA yotteD$oe
n - r. yietinA. h hoeI tceati'
81 T. - TT q A. 3zl9e.
tnrns 0nB q r 3oAD Hrea6h. IL pt
Be- rssasnsd - Jc1Ist 70 sssit e.
IIrn-Four bediss vssS uncovered
pirhk They viii - br1agk en9kt4upgr4e
All fhA bodies not id,ntISed ys1fegQol
| Assp fsiiy iisptited to-dsy.
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A COSTLY SPEECH.
An undeliyered Address which Costs
the Government sl,140.

U,deliyered Address which Costs
the Government sl,14o.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The bill Tor the
Eve colored maps for General Wheelers
speecb, printed in the Congressionai
Record last week. has come in and 1t
amounts to 500. The cost OF the plates
for the text of so much of this Record
as was occupied by Wheeler for the regu-
lar edition amounts to $500 more, making
the simple cost of this leave to pint"
some Sl,44O. This is a sample OF the
abuses which arise from this practice OF
Copgressmen taking occasion to publish
,reatises in this way instead of using their
priyate mesns for the purpose. After the
mans and stereotype plates have been made
AZ public expense, the member whe has,
like Wheeler, practically monopolized the
edition Of the Record, can procure all the
extra copies he desires at merely nominal
price. The Public Printer is pow sriess 20
prevent such pernicious proctices, - ne
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EXPORTING WHISKY TO CANADA.
SRbject Presented TO the Secretary OF
State To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Acting Sec
retary of the Treasury has addressed a
letter to the Secretary o; State of the sub
ject of the proposed modification of Cana
dian regulations in regard 10 importation
OF bonded whisky from the United States.
He says the Commissioner Of internal Rev.
enue aud himself are agreed that mas.
much as the right of expectation into
Canada without payment Of tax was one
guaranteed by law and not subject 70 the
discretion of the Treasury Department,
the Department would have no objections
to such notifications of Canadian regula-
tions as would permit the importation into
twenty gallons and upwards. The Secre-
tary of State was requested to communi-
cate these views to the Canadian Govern
ment
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LITTLE WASHINGTON.
A Precious Pair-U. q. GPsWt, Js.-Sat
eide.

WASHINGTON. Pa, March E.-Chayles DE
Mullen, q Frencbman, and . married wo-
man, with whom De Mullen bad been max
ing bis home, during the absence OF the
womsn's husband, were lodged IN jail yes-
tcrdsy morning, charged with adultery.
The woman's husband was away for . short
time, and when he returned, finding the
condition OF affairs. had the party arrested:
David Mccullough, former resident OF
Somerset township, this county. committed
suicide by banging. at his home, nesr
Bloomington, III, . few days ago.
w. w. Smith, banker Of this place, has
sold To bis nephew, U. 8. Grant, j., hsnd.
some pair Of young percheron horses not
yet three years old. They are beauties.
Extepsios or the W. 4 ". Bailssad.
W.YsEsBuRs, Pa. March q. - II is
stated that nearly $4,000 have been raised
toAards the extension OF the Wsynesburg
and Washington railroad to Blacksville, w.
Va, a distance OF IL miles. Il is thought
that &6O. 900 will build the rosd. An elec.
ton will be held In Clay and Cas- town.
ships, Mongolia county, w. Va, on the
10Th Of April. for the purpose Of voting on
the proposition 10 issue bonds for Q Ger.
tain amount towards the construction OF
the road. In all probability the road will
be extended 70 Morrantown, W. Va. In.
tersectiag the B. & O. near that place.
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HOME AGAIN.
Esslsa Hsst - Essrsf ~ Jsaa-
NJ sstte Grew.
Arts iA,New tssk ksm IL fdsi1 Hsdk.
" lasdc. ?. naklSs Mieratisa y
chkags-Ihs PsAsdslPAis
lfsN nsekst
GENERAL NEWS FROM ALL POINTS.

Nkw YoRk. March T.-EndEn n. J. Hunt
OF the Rogers, and Ssamen ,. h Bartlett
II. ". Leach, +. 4. Manssn end John Lau.
therbach, members Of The crew Of the Jean.
nstte, arrived 10 day On board the steamer
westphslia. The party lsft Balau, ss the
mouth OF tie Lena, On The 18th oi October
last Tne nrst stage Of the journey vas 70
verkhoiansk. and occupied 10 daya utook
ten days more to reach Yskoutk, nine
days to reach viten, and two days 70
rech Kirnisk. Then one Of the party.
Anicuin, the Indian hunter. Who wAs suf-
ierins from smallpox. became % III that
1t wss inpossib's for hin 10 proceea fur.
ther, ard Ensisa Hunt sent forward 70
Irkoutsk, Q distance Of four day., seamss
Leach and Loutsrbsck. with Thornam, the
interpreter, remsining at Kirnisk himself
with Aniguin and othsn Of NE party, IN
I'll the Indian finally died.
January 6th the party was again reunit
ell at Kirinski and procssded together TO-
lrkoutsk, . distance Of four days; thence
- They CSAttAaea
their journey to 0renburg on, on the bo.:
ders OF Russia, . distance OF % daya All
this part ot their long journey hsd been
made on sleds over the snowy steppe Of
Siberia, travelling night rnd day. loren.
burr they exchanged their sleds for steam
cars, and travelled by railroad TO st. Peters
bursh. where they rsmsinsd for one weak.
end then they proceeded direct TO Ham.
burg, where, on the 18th. inst they went
on board the Westphal,a On the arrival
OF the six at Its pier, Ensign Hunt and the
ssamen OF the Jeanette were Welcomed By
Lieutenant Melville and Engineer JAques,
who had como over from Brooklyn
navy yards In Q tug. They spent some time
together In one OF the cabins Of the vssse',
and then accompanied the lieutenant and
engineer on the tug 70 the navy ys,d. The
party will probably room here until Thnrs.
day and then 30 to Washington, where the
four surviving stsmen will testify before
the inquiry committee. They ray they do
not yet know what testimony hs, been
given by the other witness, no. what they
csr add to what has already been told. o.
they know nothing beyond wha. Is also
known TO those who have already been sH'
apined.
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THE CONTEST.
The Third District With Ito Mar
Paint On.
The Representatives An On the Ground
and Ready for the fray-A Dark
Horse Looming Up-The
- Board ofPublic Works.
GENERAL NEWS FROM THE STATE
Special D;,patck to the Rsyi,tsr.

Special Dtpatch to the ReyistT.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, March 27.-The
delegates to the Congressional convention
have arrived in great numbers. 1t will be
the liveliest fight that has been in this dis
trict since 1874. Snider, Mathews and Dem
mis- will lead on the first ballot in the order
named, and when either Mathews or Dem
mis- is dropped, majority of his vote will
go to the other. The impression is growing
that the race will be between Dennis and
suider. snider's forces are well organized
and under the command Of Mollahan, Will
son and Gallagher. It now looks Is II
snider would dictate the nomination, II he
don't take it. EDITOR LEADER.
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BIG BRAVES.
Troops I'm Pursuit. Of spieche and HIS
Hand.

Hand.
ST. LoUIs, March "A Muskogee, Indian
Territory. Special says: General Porter has
disbanded his forces, and they have gone
home, with the exception OF few scouts,
leaving the United States troops to capture
Spieche and his men. At last accounts
they had not yet reached his camp, fifteen
miles west Of the Sac and Fox Agency.
No doubt he will sure nder TO them with.
ont resistance, as he would have done to
the Creeks, had lie not been afraid he
would have gone the way OF Sleeping Rab-
bitt, who was killed while trying to escape
last Wednesday. A detachment OF Thorps
army discovered SPEECHES scouts and gave
chase, capturing one. They questioned
him rs TO the SPEECHES whereabouts and
forces, but as he would tell nothing, they
took him out and shot him dead.
There Are RumsPs
here Of more killing on the same Plan, but
nothing authentic. News reached here last
night OF another killing nedI Eufala last
week. About twenty Chioote men left that
place, and they d'tcovercd . Spieche mzn
ramed Echoely Harge, and. without more
ado. riddled him with bullets.
The Globes Arizona special Esys man
was killed nesr S,eins Pass, New Mexico. b
short distance from the Arizona line, yes
.erday. by two Apache Indians. II 10 sup.
posed he wr- killed to prevent his giving
information ss 10 the Sire ction they were
moving. The news wa, brought 70 Tuc,on
by a pis.encer on the West bound Express,
which arrived at Tucson LAST evening.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Secretary Folger
silent we'll last night and awoke this morn.
ing much relieved. Hisappetite is improv-
ing, and the general symptoms are more
favorable than for several days.
President Diaz, of Mexico, was formally
presented to the President to-day by the
Secretary OF State. He was accompanied by
several members of his suite, Minister Ro-
nero and Gen. Foster.
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Arrested for Shooting.

PITTSBURGH, March 27.-J. c. Agnew, Of
Irondale, o., special agent Of the c. & P.
railroad, came to the city to arrest young
man who was in company with Charles
Mscrum and James Dietrich, OF East Liy-
erpool, near Smiths Ferry last Friday,
when shot was fired through the window
of the way car of the locil freight. Macrum
and Dietrich were arrested at East Liver.
pocl. The former says the shot was fired
from his gun but was accidental.
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EX-SENATOR KELLOGG INDICTED
ON the Charge that He Took Money
From Contractor Price.

FROM C0ntractor Price.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The grand jury
this afternoon returned indictment against
VIM. P. kellogg for receiving, while Sem
ator from Louisiana, promissory note on
April II, 1880, for so, 900, from J. B. Price,
a mail contractor. Also an indictment
against Thomas J. Brady, while Second As.
July l3, 1880. 5000 from J. B. Price, mail
contractor. Mr.. Brady is further prc ented
on the charge of receiving on Aprn II, 1880,
drafts to the value of $4,000 from J. B.
Price. The witnesses are iohn A. Walsh,
J. B. Price, J. w. Brady and Joseph Goch.
rane.
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Retired from Ihe Ministry.

AEw GORK March 27.--Rey. DR.. Frank ;.
Haas, % the Central Methodist churen
- Williamsburg, alter forty years IN tne
ministry. retired permanently Sunday. he
minds to make some explorations IN tne
alleys Of the Euphrates aud Tigris VITO
isiiy OF Americans. He preached his Isee-
Ell sermon Sunday evening. DIR. DE hSas
iormer resident of Belmont county, ";
- ;IG was At one time United States ConSui
NJEfusYlsm 70
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Wallaee.MeKinley.

YsrxesrowS, O., March T.-Testimony
was taken at Austintown, this county, yes
terday, in the Wallace Mckinley Con
gressional costested election case on be
half of the contestee. A recount OF the
ballots showed an increase of two votes for
Mckinley over the returns last fall. No
evidence of fraud or misconduct on tbs
mart of the board was ELECTED.
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May Die OF His Injarfes.

New CuMBERLAND, March IA report
came to town to-day that James Moonssy,
the man scalded on the little steamer Let
tie. the other day when they blew the mud
drum of, was about TO die OF his injuries.
1t was thought at the time that no serious
consequences would snsue, but it appears
now that 1t may result in death.
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All over the land are going into ecstay
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use Of this great LIE SAVING
remedy, causes them to go nearly giIa ,a in
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hey
Fever. Bronchitis, HoarLenesa. Loss q
voice, or sny affection Of the Throst end
Lungs, Trial bottles ten cents a. Logan d
Co.'S. Bridge Corner Drug Store. LAfBs sase
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Knights of Labor.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, March IA meet
OF 1000 Knights OF Labor was held last
night to insist on the reinstatement OF
seven employees of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad, discharged for petitioning for an
increase of pay. The speakers ursei all
employees to qGi, unless Tie Reinstatement
was made.
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Two Wen Lynehed.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Helens, Monfans,
sdyices state that q man named Coomss,
keeper of tavern near the mouth OF the
the Greenhorn, and guest named smith,
were hanged BY a lynching party OF fifteen,
on suspicion thai they bad fired the barr
of neighbor, causing tie loss OF coasid'
erable stock.
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Tortured.

CHICAGO. March IA Battle Creek,
Mich, special says: A man named John
son, living ncxr Johnstovn, suspected his
hired man with undue intimacy with the
formers wife, and finding Fry alone in q
dense woods, bound and gagged him, sn
nsl.reated him in horrible msuner. Fry
was discovered By a search party two days
asterwsrd. unconscious and his limbs badly,
frozen. sut he may recover. Johnson ano
his wife fed.
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A Dark Horse.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 2i.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention
meets tomorrow to nominate the successor
of Senator Kenna. All the candidates are
on hand tonight The fight will be strong
between French and Ex-Governor Mathews.
It is said that Philip Snider holds q full
hand. From present aspects it is hard to
tell who will be the lucky man. 1t Is be-
lieved that ex Speaker f. W. Wilson will
be dark horse. His head is pointed that
Way.
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RlaAAX RAlAa.

sASTL FE, March N.-0hicisl lnlormA.
tion lust received nys yesterday aftsfnoon
Beaches camp, on Gils river, Arizona, vas
attacked By Indians and two men were
killed. This morning Swings ranch Va
attacked and five more men killed. They
are believed 10 be San Carlos reneGsdss
moving south 10 join other hostilss and To-
eether try 10 force their way into MEXICO.
Col Forsythe has been ordered out with
four comoAnien,
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Asspmed E.lItorI.I control.

NLw YORX, March 27.-Nr. A. 0key Hai'i
stose journalistic connections have been
tMnch discussed topic of late, announces
n uis mornings Truth that he has assumed
We editorial control of that plpsr. ~ Is
Is rEniored that he snd bis frienis aaye
~tgEt control OF the sheet.
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A CHURCH ROW
Because an Episcopal Minisfer Has
Established q Confessional.

CLEvsLAxD, o., March N.-Taere is Sc
rious trouble in Grace Episcopal church
here. Some months ago the pastor OF the
church, Rev. DR.. Hinkle, established q coa-
fessional similar to those in the Catholic
church and claimed il was according to the
ritual of the church. The matter has rails
ed a tremendous row in the congregation,
and there are now two opposing fac
tiOns in the church. Thoss belonging
TO what is known a. the Hinkle con-
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BiIilardh

CHICAGO, March-N.-Tbe game tonight
between Schsefer and Wallace lasted tSo
hours. The score stood:
Schaefer-TofAl, 800; highest run, 20;
svfrage IL II II.
Waiisce-Total, 32s; highest ran, A.; 81
erage 10 6-33.
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RvekIen's Arnsca nalva.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warrsnted 70 speedily cure Borns Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, ealt Rhsum, Fever Sorss
Capcefs, Piles. Chilblsins, CofnA letter,
Chapped Hands, and all skin efuptioas,
guaranteed 70 Gre IN every instaacs, o.
money refunded: 25 cents per box; loe
sale ty Logan q CO., Druggists. Bridge
rornef.
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Ill health generally comes from lack Of
the proper life forces 10 the blood. To 10
store tfe hioo1 10 hsritay stale use
BIcwr.s IroE Bilt1ra
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A zasesyiiie Murder.

ZAxEsyILLE o. March T.-0n Sunday
night Charles 0ffoid, . young man. wss
found by officers in what they thought %
be drunken stupor, and he was conhned
in cell. Yesterday morning he was found
dead, and upon examination being made II
wss discovered that his skull had been
fractured. -Four young men seen quarrel
inc with him. were arrested. james vii.
iiams acknowledged striking him with a
beer faucet
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Had Charge OF Them.
49,. xIooa ha ;ptapdoi aupnl

ing the operators of Central Pennsylvania
with laborers from his native State. Those
whom he brought here at that time must
have been under a wrong impression as to
the wages they were 10 receive, or else Mr.
Powell could not have zone into this enter,
prise as a matter of economy: They said
they were to get 81 day IN The mines and
s.. so for other work. This is much more
than white men have been making, at the
same kind of labor. To allay the excite
ment among the white worknen, II has
been said that Mr.. Powell had difficulty in
keeping laborers at his mines and that be
has tried this as an experiment 70 see
whether he can obtain men who Will not
desert him when their services are nSst
needed and that there will be no exodus
from the South to Pennsylvania