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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-11
FIRE RECORD.

DErRoIr, February l0.-A FIRE At Mem.
pbi., ST. Clair comfy. last night, destroyed
ibe grocery stores OF n. Jarvis, X. 8 Deland,
II. NJ. Aedges and A. B. Sutherland, and
the furniture store OF J. b. Chersall. Jar
Wis lost everything: insured. The rest goi
out their goods. Several families were
burned out, who were living over the
stores. The postoffice was also burned.
Loss 1900; partly insured.
HAEgIsBUKG, Feb. 1o.--The residence OF
J. B. HoIdernisn, historic properly, few
miles south Of here. burned this afternoon.
The loss is placed sttwerty thousand dol.
lars: no insurance. 1t was caused by q
spark from a locomotive.
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The amendment proposed by Mr.. Beck
last night, reducing the internal revenue
tax on snuff, smoking and manufactured
tobacco to eight cents per pound, was
agreed to by vote OF 80 to a. as follows:
Ayes-Aldrich, Barrow Bayard, Beck,
Brown, Call, Conger, Farley, George, Cor
man, Grover, Johnston, Jackson, Jones,
(Fla.,) Lamar, Malone, Miller, (N. w
Mitchell, Morgan, Pendleton, Platt, Ran.
som, Sawyer, Slater, Vance, EanWyck,
Vest, Williams, Butler and kellogg-3O.
Noes-Allissn, Anthony, Blair, Cockrell,
Coke. Davis, IN, Dawes, Edmunds, Frye,
Garland, Hawley, Ingalls,, Lapham, Logan,
McDill, MCWilliams, Morrell, Miller, Cal, J
Morrell, Plumb, Rollins, Sewell, Sherman,
Window "a.
A Snide Firm.
C. A. Robinson & Co., OF Chicago, grain
merchants and dealers in options, have
been placed on the postal BLACK lis"
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SHE COMES TOIIFE.
A Woman Who Suddenly Dies Shows
Signs OF Animation.

FAETER CRY, ILL, February 1O.-This
place experienced a sensation to-day of a
curious nature. A lady named Mrs. T. Fl.
Stick, aged about forty, wife of a promi-
nent farmer, while visiting in this place
yesterday, fell dead, it seemed, and ap,
parently from heart disease. Daring
The night every arrangement for
burial was made. This morning her watch.
ers discovered that there were signs Of re.
turning life. and upon examination 1t was
seen that there was q return of color 20 the
lips, and that her body was pliable aud
warm. During the day these signs have
continued. and hundreds Of friends have
visited the body. 1t is hoped by many that
life may return.
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A Would be EIoper Shot.

DETROIT, February 10--Lste Thursday
night young man named Freeman, re
siding at Roxand. fourteen miles north Of
Charlotte. was shot in the head by John
Day, with whose daughter he was trying to
elope. Young Freeman had been forbid
den the house, and at last undertook 10
elope with Miss Day. Her father hearing
Of it, followed them on horse back, and
overtaking them, shot Freeman in the fore
head with a rifle, causing a serious wound
from which he will probably die.
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sxa,,ored by Law GopId,

NEW YoRK, February l0-A meeting OF
the Executive Committee of the Western
Union Telegraph Com pany, this afternoon,
lasted over an hour. The OBJECT OF the
meeting was to rstify an agreement to last
80 wears, whereby the Western Union
Company leases all lines and property Of
the Mutual Company, and TO pay per
cent. on Mutual Union bonds and / y per
cent. dividend on Mutual Union stock.
1t is understood the agreement was rati-
sd
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THE NEW FIVE-cENT PIECE.
A Nickel That It viii be Well TO Know
Very Handsome Coin.

WASHINGTON, February 1O.-The new
tive-Cent pieces nov in circulation are
very pretty coin. They We're designed by
Mr. SnoTden, of the Philadelphia mint,
and receive much praise for their artistic
design and finish. Fauls is found with
them at the Treasury Department by the
Secret Service Division. on the ground that
there is nothing tO indicate that it is five.
cent coin except its color. When new
they lock like silver. On one side
is the head of the Goddess of
Liberty, and on the reverse IS the letter V.
All that is necessary TO make it look to
careless observers like a five dollar gold
piece, is to have it gold plated. la size,
weight and appearance they would then
deceive many people. The word cents does
not appear anywhere, and if any one OBJ
jeCted TO taking plated one for five dol
lar gold piece he would be informed that it
was a new design. The Secret Service men
expect much trouble from this form OF
swindle until the public is generally posted
and on its guard.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The SenatP.

WASHINGTON. February 10-Aftcr brief
executive session, Mr.. Ingalls, presented the
credentials Of Mr.. Plumb, reelected Sena.
tor from Kansas. They were read and
filed.
Mr.. Plumb presented memorials Of the
Legislature of Kansas, one asking that
timber be placed on the free list, and
another for legislation TO prevent the spread
of pleuro pneumonia. In presenting the
latter Mr.. Plumb said the necessity for
action on the subject was urgent.
Mr.. Sawyer presented q remonstTance OF
citizens of Wisconsin against putting lum-
Der on the free list.
Mr. Dawes presented bill to amend the
law in relation to tvespasSers on Indian
lands.
Mr.. Mcmillan introduced a bill TO provide
for an additional Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Dakota.
Mr Logan called up the Pension Appro-
priatiOn bill which passed with an adj
ditiOnal section, designed, Mr.. Logan said,
TO prevent the pledging OF pension certiii-
Gates in any way.
House Proceedings.
Mr.. Randall introduced Joint resolution
to provide for the admission free of duty
OF articles intended for the special exhibit
tiOn of machinery, tools, implements, ETC.,
for the generation and application Of cleo
tricity, to be held at Philadelphia by the
Franklin Institute. Passed.
Mr.. Page, Chairman of the Com mittee
on Commerce, reported back the resolution
requesting the Secretary OF War to exam
inc into and report upon the Du BJis sys-
tenn for improving the navigation Of the
Allegheny river. Adopted.
Mr.. Lynch asked consent TO put on its
passage the bill placing the heirs of colored
soldiers on the same footing IS 70 bounty
as the heirs of white soldiers.
Ar. Sharks objected.
The House then went into Committee on
the Tariff bill.
The Tariff bill was then taken up and
Ar; Hill made an argument to show that
so long as there remained any portion OF
our intereSt.bearing debt payable at our
pleasure, it was absurd to say the public
revenues were excessive, or that there was
surplus. The greatest relief Congress
could give the country would be given, not
oy reducing the revenue, but by reducing
the national debt
The pending amendment was that Offer
ed BY Mr.. Nackey, fixing the duty on cot
ton ties at IS per cent. ad valoren. 1t was
lost after considerable discussion, ayes 81
10 lol nays. Bisbee, Chandler, Moore An
derson, Lynch, Mackey, Hall and Dozen
dOrf voted with the Demsosats and Nos,
grove and Wise, of PeUnsyfvsnia. with the
Republicans. The snEouneement was rer
esiHed with applause on the Republican
DCpnen moved to reduce the
Duty on Cut Nails and spikes q,
from one and one fourth cents 10 one cent
per pound, and in advocating the motion
ai--s - &c S:G1::s hI IS s:Tins too L..
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The Town Invaded.

CINCINNATI, O., February l0.-The river
has risen one fourth of an inch from
eleven to one o'clock, and is now fifty nine
feet four inches, and about on stand.
Cellars are filed in all that part OF the city
south of Pearl street Water street is COM
pletely under water, and skiffs are used to
reach business houses Vast quantities of
merchandise are on the streets, taken from
cellars. The bridge leading from the river
bank at Newport TO the water works build
ing was swept away this morning and the
building itself in which more than $4,000
worth Of machinery was recently placed,
is in imminent danger. 1t stands hun
dred feet from the shore. Large quanti-
ties OF ice was reached by the water 10 day
in Newport and ruined.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad was
sill right at noon as far as lswrenceburg,
where the chief point of danger lies.
Superintendent Peabody telephones that
he expects no break will occur. The Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, Cincinnati
and Northern, aud Little Miami roads are
not affected. The others will make ar
rsngements with these roads for passenger
traffic. but have to neglect freight. More
than two thousand head of cattle have
bees removed from the distilleries in Mill
creek bottom Extensive breaks in Gest
street cuts of communication over that
thoroughfare and threatens the railroad
embanknent
CINCINNATI, February l0.-The river is
6fty-nine feet and rising two inches al
hour There was a furious snow storm
this evening, but it soon changed to rain,
which was steadily falling at 8 O'Clock.
Considerable anxiety is felt at this unex-
pected rise, as the river was expected 10
recede after noon to-day.
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Collins. The Counterfeiter.

Specio! Dj&patch to the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, February lO.-In the Fed
eral Court TO day Judge Jackson overruled
the motion for a new trial in the case of
William Collins convicted yesterday on
an indictment of passing counterfeit
money, and sentenced Collins to pay a fine
of 5000 and costs, which approximate
5000. The perjured witness failed to secure
bail and was committed TO Jail.
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Seriously HI.

HAxrYoRD. February lex. Governor
Jewell is critically iii with pneumonia.
Dr. Loomis, of New York, was sent for last
night and arrived by special train this
morning. Governor Jewells daughter,
Mra Dodge, came on the same train. His
other daughter has been summoned by
telegraph from Detreit, and his brother has
also been called home.
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and was toWed aFong. In about an hours
time, be ssid. he lights Of an Eneiish ship
were seen. bat just ~ they were bsinH
saved by It's crew the poor man as The Htsrn
let 20 and was drowned. -
John n! @. Giideusopt O steerage papen-
ger by the Westphalis, told the reporter
that he was In Hamburg when the suryi-
yors Of the Cimbris arrived. BE was stay.
ing at an emigrant boarding house and
thither came the saved. Such woo be-
gone company, he said, be had never seen.
Some were without caps, Others without
coats, and others without shoes or stock.
inss, and all without penny. Yet the
boarding house proprietor refused to giye
fact, without cssh down. Were It not for
some kind hearted citizens who came for.
ward and paid they would have had moth
ing to eat .. .a...
The Pilots story.
HAMBURG, Februsry lo.-The pilot who
boarded the Sulten after the collision and
brought her to Cuxhaven deposed he
landed al s'A. n. on January % and Inn
medistely informed the Inspector Of Pilots
that the Sultan had been in collision with
q passing steamer, end that the screams OF
women on the latter had been heard. Tbs
first officer Of the Sultan confirmed Capt
CuttnilT6 evfOenCS. Iuo DOot1WuIu W wv
Thetis and Seaman Reynolds dePoss4 taet
when they were ordered 10 put the Sal tap.s
helm stsrbosrd they saw the CinhHss .
s1oen R6ht oQ thsi5 teEhpss e zfsS
the Cambria's green ~ " ~ - ~
Carpenter deposed to the seriousness OF the
Soltan's damage. He said that three hours
we're occupied in repairing her, but shs
made very little water except in the col.
lision department. The frst engineer tss-
titled he partly carried ont the order 70
stop and reverse because he heard shoutA
and as the collision was inevitable he ran
on deck where be heard confused scream.
ing. He left nobody in the engine room.
The second engineer deposed that alter
being aroused, both by the shock aud col.
lision, he heard dreadful screams but saw
nothing. The next four witnesses were
sailors, three OF whom appeared 70 know
nothing of material interest in relation TO
the disaster.
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CAPITAL CuLLlNGS.
A Programme Mapped out.

WASHINGTON, February l0.-A conference
Of the Republican Caucus Committe Of the
Senate was held this morning, and a gen
eral understanding was reached that the
shipping bill be first called up after dispoS'
ing of the tariff bill.
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Unhappy Ireland.

DUBLIN, February 10.-Arch Bishop
Croke of Gashel, writes confirming the
widespres sd aud fearful distress prevailing
in the counties of Mayo, Donegal, Clare,
and Sligo. The country, he says, can new
er expect peace and plenty until rid OF the
bloa,ed and ruthless oligarchy
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NiII Inxade she CepitaI.

Nnv YoRK, February lo-The jrowlers" "
q merry society Of this city, left 10 night
for Washington to establish similar club
there. Congressnen and public men gen
erally make up the membership here.
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A. I.ter..s,.s s.ssss ssHs-s Ire.

An Intere.ssse BslGss SHOWS fseD
- lbS 11veS. 80 q
The vater recedsd very rspidly ysstss.
day. the msrks at dark lest night snovso
"a feet OF wafer In tbe ehennst mo ~
water fslfipe ct the rate Of incn,s k - no.s
The Bachelor departed foe flss
With big trip yesterday. .sss,
The Andes viii lesse Tor Cinoinnsn
an immense trip Tuesdsy.
The g. Y. Lucas svuEg ipto thA stspq4
on route for Powhatsu yesterday
The Iron Aes With tos oeeod - -
0g Ike cosi VALLEY and Nasds pesss q,
III The Iissis zsnis. g. ns g yssZI
wheeling peckets Wi3As
19elyV
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Chinese Axrress,an.

ST. PETERsBrEs, February Io-Ths Vedo-
most says: The conduct of the Chinese is
such that apparently the time is approach.
ing when Russia must reoccupy the whole
Si kg.~is.'
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(.ane IN Reai.

DETROIT, February l0.-John w. Hop.
kins. a leading pioneer and lumberman oi
Western Michigan. and resident OF Grand
Haven ever since its first settlement, died
at that place last night.
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neeisian Rn,tafned.

Lyons. February l0-The court of ap-
peals has upheld the decision against the
directors and founders of the bank OF Lyon
et-Lorre. who are thus compelled to pay
provisiopslly 70 the trustee in bankruptcy
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HEAVY auov storm.

wATxETowS, n. Y. February io.-Tbere
has been ten feet Of snow this season. The
storm of the past week stopped trxye! by
rail Snow plows and gangs of men are at
uork
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THE RAGING OHIO.
Cincinnati Inundated by the Great
Freshet.

CINCINNATI, February l0.-The river is
now higher than since 1877. The marks
showed fifty eight feet eleven inches at
80 A. NJ, and still rising. There is no
change in the situation. The Cincinnati
and Eastern railroad is submerged few
miles out, but is able to make transfers.
Early this morning the embankment OF
the indianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago
read near IawreRceburg, Indiana, gave
way and the town was flooded to a depth
of three feet. on the lower leyee. No lives
lest, out much discomfort ssd loss ensued.
The school house Is submerged above the
first floor. The saw mills and distilleries
are closed. The former lose heavily in
that road.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Condition OF the Iron Trnde-Steel Men
on TariG-The Coal Operators.

Condition OF the Iron Trnde-Steel Men
on TariH-The Coal Operators.
Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
PITTSBURGH, February l0.-"There has
been TO improvement in the general iron
trade during the past week" says the Iron
Age, "and. il anything, the situation is
less favorable nor is this confined 10 Pitts.
burgh. Advices from New Castle, Youngs.
town, Wheeling and other iron centres
west of Pittsburgh are Of similar charac.
ter. Business there, as here, is dull and
very unsatisfactory, with prices weak and
unsettled. This is attributed very largely
to the uncertainty Of Congress in regard To
the tariff. and so long as this uncertainty
exists
Depression in Iron Circles will Con
tinue.
The situation OF the local pig iron market
is much the ssme as last week. The de
preston noted for some time past contin
ues, and while hopes Of an early improve
ment are entertained, the outlook at pres
ent is not very fisttering. The only favor.
able features ut present lies in the blowing
out OF q number OF furnaces. thereby re.
ducing production; also that Others con-
template doing likewise shortly"
In pursuance to the circular sent out by
tue officers Of the Amalgamated Associa.
tion, calling for
Tariff Meetings
among the workingmen, the citizens Of the
Ninth and Eleventh wards, Allegheny,
hel meeting last night. Resolutions In
regard TO the tariff we're passed, and steps
taken to have them forwarded 10 Washing.
ton.
The news from Washington in reference
to the reduction in the rate OF duty on
IL. k,a, ,nI htt
the Pittsburgh manufacturers interested
in that line with considerable resignation
and comrosure. Said one OF trem To q
reporter yesterday; 'In this district the
wages in
The steel Rail Mills
are fixed for the coming year, therefore
the reduction of duty will not necessarily
reduce the urice Of labor. 1t means q
reduction OF the manufacturer
profits. With the rate at sl5 per
ton English steel rails will be
brought into the Southern ports and our
mills have less TO do. While q low duty
may not mean lower wages to the work:
men, il may mean a great loss OF time and
v,rv unsteady work"
The secretary OF the coal operators tenn.
rorsry organization hiss called meeting
for Tuesday next to consider the miners
propositions for arbitration OF the wage
question.
Mills Closed.
WILMiSGToS,' DEL. February l0.-The Ar
lipg,on Cotton Mills were closed to day on
account OF a strike, throwing out OF EN-.
ployment 500 hands. A reduction Of 3 per
cent. in the wages was made month ago,
and yesterday notice was given Of further
reduction Of 10 per cent. The manager
says the prevailing dulness in the cotton
trade is the cause OF the reduction.
sheet Hill Closed Down.
READIxG, Pa, February l0.-The sheet
mill OF the Reading Iron Works inde6nite.
y suspended work tonight, throwing 3Jl
-, ,rt ~ an, riovmsnt nullnasa M
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ArchbIs hon Mc(nhe.

Dublin. February 1.-THE relatives of
Archbishop McCsbe have been summoned
~ l.is des.L be<l.
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JARRETT DISAPPOINTED.
ne Says the Reduction On Steel Rails
Will Reduce Wages.

KNsuINDTYN. February lO.-President
H1e'', OF the Ama'gamated Association,
ccfetIry Martin and : ". Waluright, one
DIE trustees, arrived here several hours
l<e Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Jarrett is
NO. disappointed and quite indignant at
ao sweeping reduction made yesterday on
I<el ral.+. In conversation this morning
osald " hen | was here before and
kiked with tue members Of Congress and
aofe particularly members OF the Ways
eQ Means Committee, ! was assured by
- tar'isle, Tucker AMI other Demo
as, that they would see that no such re-
netun in duties were made that would
Lower the Wages
Sths workingmen. Now the changes
feTeby the duty on steel rails is made
W S,5 per ton will reduce the wages
f.k Ju peT cent We might have stood a
sQt rtun ut cent a pound, Or reduction
/, ~ per ton, because We Ielt that steel
ltS have been protected Just little high
: Ran necessary
IDS morning Mr. jarrett was before the
lNs sud Means Committee, giving some
1rprtaHt statistics relative u the wages
So here sni in England, all ot which
t4i 10 SaHw that our prices were over
.8!e those paid there. In a cOnyersA.
~ with Mr. Tucker this morning.,
Mr.. Jarrett said:
lfc'l ~ no; taking care of Us, NJ. Tucler,
> fvu promised "Oh, yes, | am but
- S.ainSt the mOnOpOlies.' Why
Hcou mean to say that all mauutsC-
9rSrs are moRopo.ists, do you" respond
4kreSldsnt Jarrett. NJ. Jarrett intends
aiming here until the metal schedule is
,foSed Of, and will bring his experience
% practical knowledge, ss they may arise.
- lFon workers OF the country, Mr.. Jar.
~ Says. viii present in the next week or
resolutions and petitions praying
~ no reductions be made likely to dis
1io trade or affect wages.
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BEN WILSON ON TARIFF.
Arguments in Favor OF Protec-
iion-The DutV on Sheet.Iron.

Arguments In Favor OF ProIer-
IiOn-Ihe DutV on Sheet.Iron.
'ASuINGToN, February lO.-During the
EderatiOn of the Tariff bill a motion
nads TO reduce The duty on sheet iron.
Wilson, Of VS.. Virginia, arose and
nse for the purpose Of opposing this
pdmeDt, and to protest arains, il at the
30 Snd IN the interest OF several
rred la5Orers Of my district who are
tsed Ia the manufacture OF sheet.iron
whitaker Works In Wheeling.
the communication 70 me they state
tihey view with alarm any proposition
nee tie duty on sheet iron'to a lower
q. an iaat recon mended by the CO,u.
z On Ways and Means. understand
r. industry pays perhaps smaller
'Aan s.mOSt any other industry in
- '.%ae. Il IS for TIA. reason that
Pf"'eN- aSaInS: the reiu tioa OF duty.
=. AL'eaiion 70 ne closes with this
''SI Interests, the bread and the
3. "I 'uousands engaged in the bust.
- . %" upon the action of the House,
a noe II will be your pleasure 10
a rs Is. - eedy srd favorable action"
- 'ai-man, II there is any one subject
"a On more than any other, YES.
NJ IN sil Others, about which the
~, ~ PEOPLE are particularly anxious
NaAetgl and watChful l. fstIiss
"a rluf - = ''.'S ~ ,
.0'Sded upon sll hands that
""r Preseut Tariff Laws
.{<. Wv. ION It IS conceded by the pro
}.[ :. "a Tue one side and the free
f1E '"e outer. We all know the rem
x<& ,i,,S mat has been produced in
/, al -! -! Tie agitation OF this uues-
-. HIsss that many OF our manu-.
q. ave become embarrassed and
= We suspended operations ~
e. Ol the Hou.s O..
''t{ 49,, -, mere has been a large mum,
{ a>f,;ss - 'hs various manutactur.
~ g an - oy ,lO OF the country. This has
<|X ,YE;s'. uncertainty of legislation
~|. stba lie public interest de.
|. 4 -: american Congress thai h..
(< ,L.I1 LI3'Gn snail terminate soms CON,
-. -. - u arrived az. II there sboYil
or errors in the hill o.
20" d! De amended in fUtnrs
"e"t 'he People Want
n ,TSnl j.,l 9t the question. They ds.
Af'Et1 70 GsmaaI -! >
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RaGAl.

CLEVELAND, o., February lo.-Forbes,
Barstow. & Co.. lumber dealers assigned
to, day to Z. p. Shelton, who gave bond OF
$4,000. The failure b q sequences OF the
late food
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H-saaAD~

NV YoKK, February 10 -Cbas. r. Thome.
actor, died suddenly today Of gout OF fhs
stomach.
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Qaiek Tiae.

QuEHssTows, February l0.-The Guion
line steamer Alaska made the passage
from New York in 9 days. % bouis and -
minutes.
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HillsClOsed.
Asbeet MiII Closed Down.

READIxG, PA February l0.-The sheet
mill OF the Reading Iron Works indefnite
" suspended work tonight, throwing 800
men out OF employment. Dullness Of
trade is assigned as the cause. The wages
of tuddiers and heaters in neighboring
nills have been reduced 81 90 per ton.
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Repulsed from The Boat.
Tore HIS Hands

from the gunwales and the boat LEFT him
behind. Feeling another wave coming ns
made third and superhuman efinrt snd
sgain clutcbed the side In his own uoroe
be ''frore on 10 tbs boat, and the occu
nents feeling that they might venture TO
lei him IN. did 80 There were three officen
and thirty-nite naen. No so2feerYs ne
faken IN lbaci iarc+ r. --s----- =