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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
An AGED Lady Suicides.

ALLIANCE, o., May S.-Yesterdsy morn
ing AT a little past Ii o'clock, Mrs. Seth
Iarkins, an old lady So years of age, re-
siding two and one half miles southeast of
this city, took a large dose of creosote:
Medical aid was Immediately Summoned
and everything done to save her life, but
all efforts proved to be OF no account, aad
at 4 80 in the afternoon, after great suffer
ing, she died Ms. Lsrkins has been 10
poor health for some time and it is thought
look The poison while temporarily insane
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
Army Oaieer Roshed.

FoEr WORTH. TEX, May S-InformatioR
reached this city Tuesday that Maj wes.
son, army pSymsster, had been robbed Of
his valise, containing s24,ao0 III currency,
while occupying q sleeper on the Texas
and Pacific railroad, near Sweet Water, on
Sunday last The officer was on the way 70
pay the troops at Fl. Bliss. He is naE at
Colorado City. and gives only an inaedaite
account of the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04

CAIRo MAJ 3.-A telegram hss eaen re-
ceiysd from Colonel Hicks, reporting that
on the 2Sth ult. he had az engagement
with Eve thovssnd rebels. The battle,
which lasted half an hour, resulted in de-
feat 10 the Teeels, with SO killed. includ'
ing LieutensRtGeneral OF f. Mshdi. the
false prophet and many wounded. The
Egyptisn loss is slight Cos. Hicks prsissE
the galan!Iy Of The Egyptian troops.
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t;ox. Butler. Propositions.

BosroS. MAS, May i-The Committee
on Expenditures called upon Gov. Butler
to-day in relation TO the appropriation Tor
the TeEkesbury a!mshouse. The Governor
guaranteed TO run the institution on his
own system Of legislature appropriation on
seventy thousand year. II any OF the
appropriations remained unerpendeo ne
would turn the residue over 70 the treas.
|ury. II the expenses exceeded the amount
snnrop,;ated he would pay the excess oat
=. his own rocket, and 70 show the institu-
tjon was properly cared for he wou!d allow
me Republican State Central Committee 10
;,e,,sef the Institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
A R,essi.s % an ns.hssA.

In these times when our newspapers are
flooded with patent medicine advertise
menU. il ID gratifying 70 know What 70 pro-
are Bilious, blood out OF order, Liver inse-
tive. or generally debiIitAted, there IL 10th.
ing in tie world that will cure you -
qrieIly as Electric Bitten. They are .
blzss:ng 10 al mankind. and can b hsd Tor
unl, shy cent? q hottie t Lofsa 4 Co.,
DruggiJtA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
r,,.,,,ss,.s Dramatic Peost.

C,xcySSA-!, May 3.-The interest in the
Dramatic Festival doss no. in the leas:
f,se. The audience tonight az "Otheuo
nr bered fully ss many as on The opening
night and the sttsation from beginning 70
end was intense, The csst included Nc
Culiough IS "OIhel!o, BsrretS
SIS "Iago." Mary anderson as
"Desdemonis," and Clara Morris
as Emilia" All were in fine voice and
with an un:;s1a,!y good support, an pro
duced 8 performance which Is resa.iei ss
ope ei the mos; finished ye: protGcai-
There YVES absolutely no hav or 10 t.GH'
der in ,he management of the scsnery.
sad the p.sy r,oFel oa 1tE.iout aA-tIus.
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AnotherE Explesioa.

pErERBoRoUGH. ENG, May S-Priesteste
street, one of the principal thoroughfares
in this city, was partially blown up laet
night. Great sisrm was caused by the e1.
plosion, as il was thought it was the work
of dynamite fends, but il is now believed
to be due to the ignition OF gas IN sewer
under the street The houses Oh the street
are much damaged,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
Attempted Suicide.
SDcciqI Dispatch 10 The Register.

SPecIaI UlEpnIcH % We NtyISIe,
STEuBENvGLLE, May Sat Juddo station,
three miles above this city, on the c. II p.
Railroad, Denwent Jewett, q carpen-
ter, suicided by shooting himself
through the head this afternoon with
revolver. He was working on
house, and suddenly quit work,
went to field q short distance away
and did the deed. He has been in poor
health for some time and was thought to
be OF unsound mind. He died at > P. NJ.
lie was married man and has two chill
dren. He was 80 years OF age.
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A RESOLUTION
That should Have Been Adoptedby All
Means.

Gu, AGO, May In an interview to-day
upon the pending controversy over the I'M
portation of pork into Germany, the action
taken by Minister Sargent, Herman RaStor,
editor OF the Haas Xeltlng, one OF the old
est and most influential journals Of its
class in the country contends that the &C.
ton OF the German government
is due solely to the failure
OF the American Congress guarding against
such move. He states that few weeks
before Congress adjourned he had certain
resolution introduced to the effect that
the President SHOULD be Empowered in case
any foreign country prohibited the impOr-
tatiOn OF American products before the
meeting of the next Congress to retaliate
by prohibiting the importation OF products
from that country. but Congress adjourned
without taking action.
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So Strike will Ensue.

Manufacturers state the workmen are mis-
taken in this view of the case, and that II 3
reduction is not accepted the mills will
shut down June 1st aud remain closed un'
Ill tue workmen come to terms. The man
ufacturers freely state they expect strike,
and have booked no orders toE delivery Of,
ter June 1st. The feeling OF the general
employed in the mills of the West includ-
ing laborers, and their idleness will greatly
increase the existing depressiveneSs in
Trade
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Homeless Misery
Asnbiect for snars LIaeh.

CIscIssATI, May IA diabolicsi attempt
was made TO poison the Specie istnly al
Delaware last evening. The msEbsn Of
the family vers absent at tSs funeral
OF the husband and father, when
en- unknown ps7on pat strychsine
in the tea kettls. The tea was msde from
water on their return, bat the Dittssness
fsmily. and o physician sent for Who d.
covered crysta ~ the kett,s-
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IT'S BETTER TOBE TRUE
Another Prenlssat Member Of
Piynoutt Church
ARD A SOCIETY LADY GONE WRONG.
Eli Johnson, the fsmous Temperance kdys-
cate, Wants $780, 900 Damages tst
the Alienation Of the Affee.
tons Of Ris Wife.

BROOKLYN, May s.-Eli johnson, Of this
city, th1 we'll known Temperance advocate.
has begun suit to reooyer 100000 from
Henry A. Higley, . wealthy grain and pro.
vision dealer OF les Broad strest, this city.
residing at 227 Park Place, Brooklyn, for
the alienation BY the dsfsadAnt OF the af-
iections OF Ms. johnson. The plaintiff
has recently returned from tsnperance
mission around the world. On March q
he was given . grand reception at tho
Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, and II WAS
soon after that date that be alleges ts have
discovered that Hisley, who Is also tenn
psfsnN- 16S0ll onDm -
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
A Sad Accident a. the Yicksburg OIL
WeFks,

A Sad Accident AZ the Yicksburg OIL
Works,
VIcKssURG, Mss. May 3.-The watch
man at the Refuge oil mills last night
went TO the gas vault to wind up the
machinery. When he reached the door,
Harry Parks, Minnie Cavender and Celia
McMasters were going to see how the
machine worked. and were about ten feet
behind the watchman. Parks hsd LIANT
ern, and when the door opened the
Gas I'm the yauIt RusheA Ont,
was igni.ed by lsntes, and the fames
enveloped the party. Miss Cavender IS
dead. PAIks and Miss MeAasters are
thought 20 be fatally burned. Happer,
assistant engineer. had an ankle broker by
the force OF sbe explosion An emRioye
named Green was badly bernsd II e1dssv'
oriug to save q woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
IN SUSPENSE.
That's the Way the Situation il at
Pittsburgh.

PITrSHyRCH, May The second confer
ence of the iron manufacturers and the
Amalgamated Association committees,
which was held this afternoon, lasted only
fifteen minutes. President Jarrett, on be-
half of the workmen, stated that no reduc-
tion in wages would be accepted. The
manufacturers made no response, but
moved to adjourn sine die which was done.
Both committees held secret meetings
later but declined to divulge the proceed
ings. The workmen profess to believe
that the manufacturers will withdraw the
demand for reduction before June lst,
"a Ahnt
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aCos-te.ansCFime. A

Pr-~,x. O., May Glars Wina, liTing
irst scrUyS the river, got into an alteration
yi,E Della Barton, and in the quarrel
cara shot Deila in the head, producing
fstsl wound. Roth are. consife-ed fas1
nvOva. C.As sAy isSged In Isi.
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A HEARTLESS MURDER.
John 4. Neal. OF Boston. Robbed ana
Murdered on u Ranch.

ST. LoUIs, May G.-Advices from Indian
Territory, say: John \. NeaI, OF Boston
whose brothers are among the heaviest
hide and leather dealers in Massachusetts,,
was murdered on the ranch Of the Kansas
City Cattle Company some days ago. lie
was in the Territory for his health, and
was living in dug out with two cattle
hCTders. On the morning Of his murder
his companions left the dug out as ususl,
to attend TO their cattle, leaving Mr.. Neal
reading. Shortly one OF the men returned
And FOund Neal Dead.
The man Immediately started for a camp
six miles away for help, and when he re-
turned it was found that Neal had been
killed with hatchet, the poll OF whicn had
been sunk in his head and tha! he had
been robbed OF two hundred and fifty dol.
lar. q watch and other valuables. There
is no clue to the murderer, but the matter
la, been reported to the authorities and
Meals relatives sdvised OF the sad occur.
renee. The dispatch does not state when,
nor precisely where the murder occurred.
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He Responds.

Caroway, who had been a widower for
several years, responded TO the advertise
ment, giving full description OF himself
and his financial condition. He also en-.
closed his photograph TO the widow. In
the course OF few days he received pic.
trre of the lady, who gave her name as
Mrs. Emma :. Gardener, residing on North
Gilmore street. Other letters passed be-
tween the couple, and yesterday was set
for the enuptials. According to his promise
the groom arrived and proceeded to his
first time. 4 minister was called in, and
in the presence OF several North Carolin-
ians, who had come on with the groom to
witness the ceremony, the marriage took
place. The bride is ii years Of age and the
groom is 81. They left this morning for
PoiktOp, where they will in the future re-
side
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kfeaIuhnAi kank.

MApr,os, Iso.. Nay a-The steamboat
Fannie Freeze sunk TO tie boiler deck at 5
O'clock this morning. three miles above
here. The City OF Frsnkfort has goae to
l,s- rAIiaf
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By order Of Sigilant

Mr. Li,tOn vas one OF the jurors in the
Dukes case. He sayshe will not leave
n,efering TO ,tdie in his boots" Nr. Lis
ton also says he rendered verdict in ac-
corGauce With the evidence, and were he 10
sit on a similar case his conscience would
compel him to render q similar verdict, the
evidence being the same; that be was not
trying public opinion. but was trying
Dukes for murder.
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THIRSTINs FOR GORE.
Rossa Would Like 10 XIII an Esglish
Statesman.

Statesman.
NV York, May 3.--John Walsh was
seen by Tribune reporter, Tonight He
said: Il am, OF course, not guilty OF any
connection with the Phunix Park
tragedy. The investigation AT Paris
proved that conclusively. l thought when
came to this country would lie secure.
would not care at all II they would only
bring informers over to this country and
trv me here, with American Judge and
Jury. But the mere fact OF my being tried
in Dublin will convict ne rs they have q
happy faculty of
Convictiug Anobody.
there they want TO. | can procure the
most convincing evidence | was IN a small
viLlage,i in England at the time OF the Dub.
lin tragedies. To the same reporter
Sheridan said This action OF
the government throws no new
light on the subject Application
was made before my extradition and as |
stood then stand now fearless OF any ef.
forts that may be made against me by En-
gland. Any time the United States
Courts call on me TO make de.
sheridan said, in answer TO quest ontas To
his whereabouts at the time OF the Phoenix
Park murders, that he would state that
when the proper time came. RCssa said
that an Englishman who goes TO Ireland 10
govern
ShouId be Killed
or hanged. II he could go over TO Ireland
now and kill one OF the prominent English
Statesmen, he would be glad to come back
here and admit it. To question of the
World reporter, DO you think the
English government will succeed
obtaining your eXtradition from this
country? John Walsh answered; 81 DO
not know what the American government
may do in the matter. II thought !
could have obtained a fair trial in
Dublin before an impartial jury !
should never have left England, but in
Dublin at present. on testimony Of per.
jured informers, they could easily find An
conf mplicity in the murders
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E.IIure at PIttsAnrEh.

Pr71ss-EGH. Pa. May S-Ju1snenn on
notes ssgressling So OcJ were entered 10
day against william Mckinney 4 Son.
crap iron dealers Of the SoGta Side. The
possessions OF the G.I are roE in the hands
I the sheriff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04

THXEE is hardly an adult person living
but Il some tiEDes troused With kindly
difficulty. witch is the most prolific and
dangerous cause OF all disease. There 10
DO sort OF need 10 have any form OF kidney
or urspary trouble II Hop kttsrs II taken
OCCASIONALLY,
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Ralvass~a AhlaaN

PxlsxLIs. Pa. Nay 3.-At ni4nisa. the
barracks OF the salvation A.ay 10 this city
sere totally destroyed by fss, together With
barn 0snsd BY Thomas Moore. Totsi
ioSs sbout 800. The ere vas the work of
On incsodiUy. The citizens express very
little sympathy fof the army. the geEsrsl
opinion being thst tbO hssdquarte.s hsd
stood TOO long dnssdy fss tbs GOOD Of The
eitv
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UNITED BY A PERSONAL.
How Brave Captain CaroWay Won ~
Baltimore widow.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-The particulars OF q
romantic courtship, followed by an equally
romantic marriage, were bought to light
here to-day. The groom is James c. Caro-.
way OF Polkton, y. c., who, during the
war, served as Commander OF the cele.
brated Polkton Wildcat Company of Con.
federates. About four months ago his at
tenton was attracted 10 personal adver-
tsement in Baltimore newspaper, to the
effect that widow in this city, OF personal
attractions and possessed OF considerable
means, was anxious to correspond with n
middle-aged gentleMan, with view OF
matrilnOnY.
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su.pirions Of Mrs. mcPheters

her husband visit when he was not eE-
pecting such an event. II seemed that she
b. ed laid her plans with womanIy tact, and
at o clock this morning she reached this
city on the south bound train. Her for.
mer visit gave ner full knowledge Of the
house her husband occupied, aud she went
immediately TO his residence, opened the
dnnr and
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Qnarrymen Strike Against a Reduc.
lion.
NEW COAL FIELDS.
Late Developments In Pennsylvania
and Illinois.

BRAHDoXvILLE, Pa, May S.-Green Moun-
tain is located in the Catawissa Valley, and
is supposed to contain large veins OF an
thracite coal 1t is in the northwestern
portion of the Schuylkill region, and has
never vet been fully developed. A COM
pany owning the lands have begun open
ing up the veins preparatory to the build
ing of large breaker near this town. 1t is
a settled fact that in few months the
shrill whistle of a coal colliery will be
heard in the now quiet and peaceful Cata-
wiSsa Valley.
The coal has been tested and is OF good
quality and supposed to he what is known
as the Primrose vein. This new enterprise
has increased the value OF property in the
valley fully lOOper cent. 1t is, no doubt,
but the beginning OF an extensive mining
business in this new district. The farmers
through the valley regard it in the lightof
a bonanza.
Another BituminOus Field.
BRATDwoop, ILL, April. .29.-Considerable
interest has been excited OF late over the
recent developments in the new coal fields
east of Braidwood, and large amount OF
capital has been attracted to this section,
with the idea OF opening another great coal
section. Clarke City is new town that
has lust been laid out by the Kankakee
Coal Company. The three shafts at
Clarke City just opened can at present
only accommodate about $50 miners.
More miners will be at work, how
ever, as soon as they can be accommodated
with houses to live in. Houses have been
built by the Company that cost about 800
each. and they are renting at s. per month.
The prediction is made that within five
wears there will be population of not
less than 5000 people at this point, as the
coal shafts now sunk and to be sunk will
employ from 1900 to 1900 miners. 1t is
claimed that at no distant day Clarke City
will be as large a town and coal center as
BraidwoOd or Streator.
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not 10 cease work at the bidding Of the
Panhandle miners, and will continue 10
work uninterruptedly, same as though no
strike had been ordered
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Fh> GSovssO0e0s 8igbl

The ofsiciAI joafpsi In sonoection III
The proposei forsisn loAa dsssnds viSos.
ousiy ibs 6paseiAi polisy the govern
mI.t \ main taia ing. end ssyS IL would b
is!s. economy 70 .nspend productive pub
lie voss,, especially the rsSusntspse rsL.
rosd, which b OF ns,ioasl impOstsnos,
and which II making satisfactory progress
sinee tts government undertook as ooa-
strrffioa
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re~,ey,v..ss 0e.eH,sesss.

HARslsspsa. Msy 3.-Chairmsn C,opsr.
Of the Republican 6tsts Commitysr. has
issued Q call for meeting OF tbs Rspab!i.
lith Of July.
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M,aers, CaII-Printers' Scale.

PrrTssuRsH, May 3.-This afternoon an
official call for the interstate convention
of miners here on May 10 was issued.
The printers Of this city connected with
the Knights of Labor have presented 3
yearly scale of wages demanded in the Of
ices of the Dispatch. Commercial Gazette,
Chronicle and Telegraph. The scale main
tains: last years nate, bat demands that
weekly men" be dispensed with in news.
paper Offices. The middle OF the present
month is the time when the scale goes into
effect.
viii Pay the Advance
WVLKESBARRE May S.-The cigar manu-
fscturers have agreed to pay the advance
asked for. The strikers then asked 81 so
per thousand for miXed cigars.
Dissasisied Employees.
CHICAGO, May 3.-A meeting Of 200 en-
ployes OF the Street Caole Railway was
held last night for the redress OF certain
grievances, one being the new rule OF the
company compelling one conductor 70 take
charge OF two cars, thereby involving heavy
labor and increasing the danger OF loss oi
life.
will Sot Strike.
MCHEEsPoRT. Pa, May 3-rhe miners
along the Yoush have concluded
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Maass~s n MSrSeO,

MIrIco, Msy 3-fNs gorsnnent has
msds Q oontfact With Buetts, CaZss Co..
Of Yranoe. for harbs impeoYsnsou %
Vera Craz The nosshvest hrfakrstsf is
To be c0mpIsted In 6vs ysssS sed 81 Us
work 10 be 6nishod m tweivs yaen.
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A SHReWO WOMAN
Lays Successful Trap For Her In
fRiIhfoI Lord.

FEAyKLIN, IND., May Some time ago
a man by the name OF Mcphetcrs, snii 10
hail from Greencastle, cane 10 this place,
and. together with a companion. has been
engaged in cleaning number Of vaults In
this CITY. At fret the parties boarded bat
in a short time they went 10 housekeeping
a woman from Martinsburg. who McPheters
said was a cousin. appearing upon the scene
And Acting ns Cook.
About week ago Mrs. McPhcters came
TO this place to make her husband visit.
Returning 10 GreenCastle with her he in.
duced his wife to let their little daughter.a
bright little child Of seven years, return 20
this place with him, saying that he would
provide her with clothing and that she
would b. company for him. After the
father and daughter had returned 10 this
nlace the
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IL feSer. malaria, bi.iousnesl. heart.
burr. s<r.. satbtnG y % bsnsGasi -
beoNn's Lien Dlt1ocS
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TIE WIG. COM
ADuke.sJuror Prefers 60 Die I'm H.
Roots.

Boots.
DUxnAr,P Pa, May 3.-The following blood
thirsty op!stle has been handed to your
correspondent for publication by Nr. LIS
ton, who says it is verbatim copy:
"T1cOJ LiS'oH
You are bsss ignorant william and you
bad better Leave Soon or you may die IN
your Boots
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Found Her Recreant Husband

snd psramour occupying the house. Nc
Pheters did not attempt any defense OF his
conduct, and. indeed, the facts we're too
plain TO admit OF any. Mrs. ST. cPbeters re-
turned 10 the hotel with her child and re-
lated the story ~ above given. Shortly
after she was Joined by her husband and
the TWO took q stroll about town, the wife
end husband being the very pictures OF
Hopeless Misery
but apparently recOnCiled 70 each other.
AS they passed along the street with the
!i:tle gil between them clinging affection.
ately 10 a hand OF each the mother sud
daughter were objects OF universal sympa.
thy although entire strangers 70 our peo.
pie. There ws some talk this morning OF
srresting Hcpbeters and his parsmour. bat
as the wife was the only witness snd she
could not be made 20 tesGfy against him,
the matter was dropped Mrs. AePheters
and daughter returning 20 Greencastls on
Tie 10 :26 train.
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Allegheny Tanners.

Allegheny Touuers.
PITTSBURGH, MAJ 3.-The tanners strike
in Allegheny remains in about the same
shape as it was the first of the week. The
president of the organization of tanners
denies that most Of the men have gone to
work or are asking for it. There are still
over a hundred men out, and he (the pres
ident) states that they have not applied for
work and do not propose to until their de-
mands are acceeded to. On the other
hand the owners of the tanneries say that
they have all the hands they want, and
further that they will not employ all their
old men.
Qnarrymen Strike Against a Reduc.
tiOn.
New CASTLE, May 3.-Some two hundred
quarrymen, employed at the limestone
quarries in this vicinity, have struck
against a reduction of five cents per ton for
quarrying. The price formerly paid was
forty cents. Both parties, from the pres
ent outlook, seem TO be determined in their
COnrSa
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ASmsges,ion From the Miners.

The miners suggest that the difference
between the employers and employees b.
settled by an appeal TO the process set forth
in the Voluntary Trades Tribunal act. The
miners say they want no strike but they
feel il duty to resist any encroaChment
of capital on their rights. Secretary Elan
merry says: Let the operators petition the
court ior license for tribunal; il they do
this we will assent promptly. Ii the Ope-
rators 10 not petition We will petition oUr-