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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
FIGHT BETWEEN RAILROADS.
Channipg Andrews Line Victorious I'm
youngstown.

YoUYGsrowS. O., December 1.-THE en-
sloyes Of the New York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroad at noon to-day tore up the
track of the Pittsburgh, Cleveland
ann Toledo railroad at the Mar
ket street crossing. Two hun
dred Pennsylyani 8, Cleveland and Toledo
employees soon arrived and drove
off the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio men and relaid the
track. No one was seriously
injured. The Pittsburgh, Cleveland 4
Toledo is a new road, being built by Chan
ming Andrews from Akron, o., to New Cas-
tie, Pa. 1t is being fought vigorously by
other roads Out will be completed this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
THE UNDRESS ACT.
A Giddy Masher and a Hayward
Wife Surprised
Ry an Angry Husband ard His Brother
at Urchs,jlIe A Nude Man
ard Woman and i Rusty
Revolver.

IRICHsvILLE O.. December IA man
calling himcelf Snyder, whp lives near
Cadiz Junction, Harrison county, Ohio,
came TO DeRnison and registered At the
Bovey HOu'e as "Mr. Snyder and wife, at
the same time explaining to the landlord,
Mr. w. \ Eovey, that his wife would be
in on the evening accommodation train
from the East. At > r. ". a very pretty
brunette got or the train, amoDr many
other psssen, ers, and Mr.. Snyder tucked
her under his arm and took her 10 the
room already engaged.
At about m dnight, the time the neNI
train came in from the East. two gentle
men got oil il and stepped across the stree,
to the Boyey House and Csreiuily scanned
the hotel register Dne OF them asked 10
he shown to the room occupied by Snyder
and wife. saying tha, be had urgent busi-
ness will Nr. :, and Introducing himself
asa Mr.. Copeland and the other man NJ his
vrcther The rlprk led the w,v. and. after
ludly rappirg at the doc; -. ND. -, il was
Hss slIgh y opened and shy der caut. .ous. y
rcrirpd SHAT was wanted. Copeland pu,,.
ed The do"r open wide. snc, drawing n Re
yu!vcr. 81 tpped il three times In Snya"r's 5
'a,e, bat 4 iu,iel TO 20 oil. Copeand then
sad
"D-n you | have at last caught you
with my wife
The MN grabbed each other and a
pitched battle took place, the noise awak
eniug u, 10" bUarters, who rushed ont
into the halls rn drshubi.l". hUt dad not
attempt - separst" the b..igeren's. The
woman ~ the case, at llr,t signs Of the
battle. ran ont into the hal clothed not
even wiih a hlu"h but in the somewhat
sCant cost me that I've wore in the Garden
OF Eden.
An o'iiCer wGs sent for, hut Snyder ran
10 richtyi!le. sCin.s the creek, with only
pants and shirt on. In short tim" th"
whole psrty were arrested. taken before
Mayor Hesley, and Copeland and brother
we're uneI so and cost apiece, and Sny
der wss persuaded 10 give the corporation
81 for the racket he caused. or helped t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

The next meeting Of The PrestlA Wool
Groyer.' Association viii ~ held st Tern
Alta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

Already it is proposed to call for the CORE
spoudeuce of the State department with
the English authorities to see whether Mr..
Frelihghuysen and Mr.. Lowell really did
make any effort to give Csrey's murderer
the respite asked. If the correspondence
shows that the request was made and dis
regarded. then the batteries will be turned
on the bloody Saxon afresh for insulting
this Government by paying no attention
to its representation in ODonnelrs behalf.
Congressman Finerty, Of Chicago, inter
viewed on the subject, admits that this
would be a bad time to go to war with the
but Robinson, OF Brooklyn, has no such
spprehensions and favors pulling the tail
out by the roots on every occasion. Lay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
REPRESENTS MONEY ONLY.
The Cry Raised Against sabin by sun
dry Republicans
Special 70 tie Register.

SptCtAs ~ Ltc 4seybSseI'
wA-uiSyToS, December 1.-THE Post
Ctiice depository scheme for taking care OF
the savings OF small Gepositors has been
revived by Congressman O'Neiu the plan
contemplating the issue Of certifS .es by
all money order offices redeemsbie at any
time with in.eres. at the rate Of two per
cent. from date of issue.
Sabin the new Chairman Of the RepubIi-
can National Executive Committee is COM
plsired OF representing large means only
aud IS beng without the neCess lry know
ledge ana experience 10 be effective IN his
new place.
Col. Ward Lamon, formerly Of Martins
burg, ard Marshall of the district under
IlnColu's administration, has been heard
from at Denver, Col, as the President OF
q GOut Club.
Capt. F.. W. s. Moore, OF Fs rnOnt, is
still located in Baltimore with ex-senator
Davis but comes over here to church every
Sunday. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
LABOR TROUBLES.
An Outbreak Among Canadian
Workmsn Feared.
Iron RouIdsrs of Pittsburgh Debating
Over a Reduction-Thousands
of Miners Thrown Out
of Work.

WINNEPEG, MANITOBA. December 1.-THE
Canadian Pacific employees are growing
demonstrative and trouble is feared. The
provincisl police are patrolling the yards
and guards are placed at every switch.
This m rning switch in the yard here
was found locked tight by chain, it is sup
posed with the intention of c1usng a col
lision. 4 bullet hole was made throu2h
Superintendent Egan's window to-day. No
one was in the office al the time. There
was big engineers row at Brandoa t.
day, but as yet the particulars are very
meagre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

A Big Meeting at the Bonrd OF PubIc
WORKS OHice on IIrOad Matters.


Last evening very important meeting
was held at the Beard o Public Works
office, on Main street. The meeting was
strictly private. no reporter being allowed
within this august budys chamber. The
following gentlemen vc-e prcsant: Civil
Et ginecr Bccker. OF th- p G. & 81. LOUIS
railroad: Mr.. Chester Hubbard and Mr..
Belleyille. Of tie = w. a" Ky. road: Hr.
Wm. Hubbard, representing the "heelng
& Harrisburg road K. 6. Barr. attorney
fer the P, W. & Kv. road; M Walker Pc
ttrson and Messr, Baird, Shockey and Camp
b,l of the Board Of Public Works. FROM
v. II could be ascer:ained the Wheeling
al Harrisburg road wishes certain paw
lei.s within the city limits, and IN" other
rCfd thin ks that they ask too much. The
e,-e.,ntatiyes Of the different rOais ap-
n. red before the Board OF Public WORKS
10 lave the difference al djusted il poss be:
A -enrsssntat've OF the RE"IsTER was tired
out Of Tie building having only been able
to lear Ir. Baird sag Don matter who
he Is; he hiss no business here. . pat
him Oat' The reporter fingered ar"nnh
tue building until the meeting ad.0uTH9d,
wen Calt Shoe key was asimnei2teiv fcc1st
ell on MS NHt 7'''St' ~ '''''''S
could ne sscertsined from him, however.
Walker Peterson was then appro chnd.
He said he Was only an invited spectator TO
the controversy, and, theiefore, knew
nothing.
Mr.. Barr vas asked for Information. IN
the meeting. He said Il sm not a. lSe'
erty 10 tell anything about what took
plsce. The Board desires the matter K-pt
trom the public and, therefore, car not
But Mr.. Barr. is it not fight by the r,
". Ky. against The new or proposed
r,ad?H
~ have nothing to saw. As far A. our
road is concerned ! am perfectly sLilng
Tor he public to know slI about II, out the
RGsrd OF Public works does not WISH any
publicity" Mr. Barr refased TO say any'
hing u, ore in relation 10 the meeting.
Its sarrnised that tie matters IN qnss-
ZION we've not settled last night ana that
another meeting will be held in the near
future At which time the business before
he Rcard will be disposed Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
A WEST VIRGINIA MAN.
General Ewing Probably the Next
chief Clerk of the Department of ) Us.
lice.
Spscial % The RsgiS!Cr.

SptCibt I'd Ltc htgtNst's
WASHINGTON, December E.-One OF the
results Of the Senatorial reorganization
will probably be the promotion Of Gen.
James II. Ewing, of West Virginia, TO the
vosition OF chief clerk of the Department OF
Justice. how held by James r. Young, the
Republican caucus nominee for Executive
C,eIk o; the Senate. Ewing has been act
rs s. appointment Clerk and Superinten-
lent OF toe Department building in addi-
ION 20 his dutiec IS DisburSirg Clerk, and
IS succeeded in getting matters there IN
in excellent order in his departmental OF
v,-F. | went through the building re-
s,ar.y which, remOdeled under his super
,ssicn. presents q very different spPear-
srcr ir, m the dirty, incOnvenient barracks
occupied by Attorney General Brewsters
preGe,t ssOrS. and now compares fsvorsoly
with any other of the public offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
Br HIS OWN HAND.
A Ysunx Nan Commits suicids Near
ZAnesviIie.


ZAsEsvrLLk, O., December 1.-The asad
body o. Frank sheperd, employed a. line
man by the Western Union Telegraph
Company, was found at Cusict's session,
on the c. 4 II. V. railroad. six miles vest
Of this city, this morning. Prom the tact
that the mans throa. was cut from ear 10
esr. it is supposed 70 have been 1Ase oil
suicide. Tne deceased was about thirty
Eve years of age and unmarrssd he left
the office here at s ociock last evening. and
that yss the last seen OF him in GAINESVILLE.
shsperd had been very nelsnch,ly Tor
several days past He is satrs OF Union;
Knox county, Maine. Nothing Vas found
in hi. pockets except tome photographs
ore Of which was thst Of lady. tits be.
lieved the suicide was escssd BY bhghted
affections, as he usje few remarks before
bis death about disappointment in that
direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
FEARFUL DISASTER on THE LAKES.
A Schooner Sinks with rSsnty Men On

CHICAGO, December IA DsIuth, Hinn 4,
special says: A tug which arrived from the
north shore yesterday brings positive In
te!ligence that the worst fears OF those
who imagined the schooner Mary Ann
Hubert lost have been confirmed. She
went down during severe gale last We'd
nesday night with twenty men on board,
all OF whom were lost The MANS
are not known, but most Of them
were railroad laborers. she WAS
being towed by the tug kincAriins, and
during the storm sprang leak and began
10 fill, ard having a green crew who did
not know how to manage her, she began
drifting with the wind and turning the tug
from its course, when the tug. 10 save her.
self, cut the tow line and sent the schooner
atioat, when she almost Immediately went
down. The schooner was a small O. Q AID
vslued AZ about $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
DOINGS IN THE SENATE.
Tue Body AdIourns in Rcspcct 60 sh"
Memory OF Haskell.

WASHINGTON, December lI.-Mr sher-
mgn offered resolution that the Senate
proc, ed TO the election OF officers. Ordered
to ne over TIL tomorrow. a message vas
received from the liOuse announcing the
',ath Of Mr Haskell. Of Kansas. II WAS
n. Immediately taken up. After appropriate
rcinsrks hy Mr.. Ingalls,, and on his motion.
the President Of the S,nate appointed sens
tors Plumb. Cockre!I and Dawes q commit.
tee 10 attend the ohs'gucS OF the de-
ceased Representative. The S'nste In re-
spsct TO the memory Jf deceased, then al.
iJurued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

Intelligent people have quit taking
oitters and mineral poisons, have quit
6octoring kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with susck nostrums, and
row keep themselves and families in per.
feet hesith by occasionally using the only
perfect blood purifier and true strengthened
OF weak portions of the body, kRoxn fN
and WIDE as DR.. Guysot.'s Yellow Dock and
saisapa,ills. Aay druggist viii get il for
you,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
A SHOWER OF THE QUeER's
Funny Antics Bring Him TO Gricf In
Newark. Ohio.

WAS subsequently discovered to be J. NJ.
Davis, proprietor of some kind OF Q variety
show, was arrested on the charge Of trying
TO pass counterfeit silver halfdollar s..
Jas. Ashhrook's place OF business in South
Newark. When incsrceratcd in the city
prison box he had with him was exam
ined and found 10 contain 4 counterfeit
silver dollars. Davis will have a prelimi.
nary heering before Deputy L. S. Commis.
sioner King tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
PRcYERBlaL LUCK OF THE OHIO MAN.
The Remarkable Successes OF General
McCOOk.

WA>lIN. TON, December 17.-Gen. \. e.
II Cook. who is likely 10 be the next Sec
re;ary OF the Senate, with q solid substrat-
um OF merj: mas the proyerbial luck OF an
Ohio man. lie came out Of the army un-
scathed, and with a brilliant war record
went TO New York and foundeda Republic
Congress.o .onaI constituency there a'moIt as
rapidly IS sam Cox secured bemocTatlc
Jr.e ard served in Congress as acCepta0.y a.
IN the army. Now he comes back TO one
Il the most honorable and influential
plsces in the gift OF the Senate and that too
without even making a canvass to Sc
CUrsit. LAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
CAUCUS OF. DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
Nomipates Men for the Several senate
Offices.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Demo.
cratic Senators held a caucus this after
noon and decided to nominate for Demo-
cratic officers of the Ssnatethose nominated
at the caucus two years ago, as follows:
L G. Washington, Secretary; r. ]. Bright,
Sergeant at Arms; Col. Payton, Executive
Clerk; F. +. Shober, Principal Clerk: DR..
Bullock, Chaplain. II is understood from
Democratic authority that this does not
mean fight against the Republican nomi-
nees. The Democrats will content them
candidates. and will not resort to any dilia-
tory tactics to prevent an election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
THE hoNORED DEAD.
Both Houses OF Congress kd.
josrned Yesterday.
TRIBUTES TO HAskeLL's MEMORY
From Senator hgaEs and Congressman
Aoaerson-Ths Remains Taken to
His Old Home Sen.
s.e Nominees.
S,rrial 10 he Register.

wAsHIsGroS, December 7.-There were
addresses preceding the adjournment OF
the two Houses by Ingalls, and Anderson
on tie death OF Haskell. Both were elo-
quen; tributsA
There is some opposition TO the election
of ssnsdsy - morrow, but Malone stated
to day that all the caucus nominees would
be chosen.
Ex-senator psvs, OF estVirsinia, was
Senator Kenna will be back to morrow.
Las
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
Labor Troubles I'm Troy.

Troy, y. Y, December 1.-THE old st.
Francis Church, occupied by the families
OF nor-union mouliers employed at the
Malieable Iron Works, was set on fire
twice Yesterday, il is supposed by an in
cendiary. Two laborers were assaulted
this morning going TO work. Union mou.-
ders are patrolling the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE large Three
and After" SC hoouer was in. yiew,od Ran
ston, q short distance north Of the city for
TWO hours drifting helplessly. Several
rucs sent from here have been searching
for her without success, the entire alter
noon snd it is believed she has gone down
With all on board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
DoINGS IN LABOR CIRCLES.
A compromise Between Pittsburgh
Iron MouIders and Operators Proba-

PITTSBURGH, December 1.-THE iron
moulders who have been notiied OF re-
duction on January lst, will meet to-mor-
row night to consider the proposition.
Owing to the depressed condition OF trade,
it is thought the reduction will be accepted.
The conference committee OF glass manu-
faCtUrers and wOrkmen will endsavor TO.
morrow 20 settle the existing troubles. As
both sides are still firm il is expected that
the meeting will De productive OF no satis-
factory results. About two thousand c)al
miners nave been thrown out OF work by the
suspension Of large number OF mines on
the MOnongahela river on account OF the
GeurEsSiOn OF trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
The Emma Bend Outrage Case.

ST. LOTS, December I7.-At the sitter
nocn session OF the Emma Bond case VIM.
Armstrong testified that he saw John {.
Montgomery and Lee Petiss at the school
house the day after the outrage. VIM.
Montgomery. now dead, said that John
Senior and JohE Junior were al the school
house about 2. " the day before. Both
denied This.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
A., Old Lady Bursed 10 Crisp.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., December List
uieht the house OF Peter Burns was dis
covered on FIRE. 1t was put out and after
he smoke cleared il was found that Mrs,
burns seventy years old, was on the hoor
burr ed to a crisp. Il is supposed her dress
caught fire from crate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
Candidates for Moundsville.

Special 10 the Register.
PAREERsRURG, December H. Sheriff
Smith, of Wood county, left to-day with
three convicts for Moundsville. Joe Paul,
the murderer, sixteen years; James Kelly,
FOR robbery, ten years; Andrew Geiger, for
manslaughter, one year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
a Veteran Dsyton Editor Dead.

DAYTON, o.. December T.-Daniel W.
Iddings is dead. He was editor OF the old
Dayton Gazette, then Mayor OF the city,
president of City Council, and register in
bankruptcy. He leaves 8 widow and two
grown children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
x.,. S.,,s,eed IN he Hanged.

prHLIx, December lT,-Peter Wade has
been sentenced to be hanged on the 10th OF
January for the murder Of Patrick Quinn
in October last st Roth Fsrushsn, near
Dublin. The prisoner stated that he be-
lopged TO a secret society whose orders he
oheyed in committing the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
a PfSYsDU11 C0HGsR1
Ts Bore Haas - DslaG Hssasss 49,

The searsA for natural eas In ~ imms-
dists vieisity OF Wheeling sssns to have
bern enasIy wiAbout ssaiI, 70 ~ ., pay
ing qusSaty 10 ooncasssd ons after an
other he seih we're ahasAnnsd, or are BE-
tpg iisilss,ly worked, and she opinion 10
,b0ut gensnl that no gAs undsflis. the
lily. II 10 Scar 10 and can b ptpsd here
rd no doubt will A Rtuburg cofpofs-
ION for this puYpose, hss been formed, ~
sill be sssn By The lolloving rsthsr indsh-
aits sr'icis from the Httsburg Dsspstch
PTOisssor Wilson, The seoloEist has jut
rs,urrtd from Q trip through Virginia In
he intsre,t of soms Pittsburgh parties.
He Ioesisd the natural eas belt n,sf Wheel.
rg " Va. sud lsased shout ] 100 sc,s. ot
srh within 5H miles OF the city. Ths
Iessss we're oil msds good for Is yesrs, and
on condition that tbs sas holds DOT ~ OIL
found they are 70 b renewed Tor - more.
In conversation Sith one OF The parties ir-
wrestsd LAST night be stated that fhsrs In
tentions srs 10 begin operation ~ once.
They sre earnestly solicited by ines
msn ufscturinsins 6rm. thst expsnds from
Z rt3G1 TO $40 per dsy for coal, 10 dnk well
st orcs snd run the pipes direct % their
mill. Ons veil has already been suat
end rood vein struck The amount Of
capital stock of ths corporation hss &
been fixed. bot u Siii b controlled by
three PittSbssgh men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
Ro.top Iron Works Sold.

BosroS, december Il. - The Norway
Iron Works OF South Boston have been
sold to g company for $50 00). The bust:
ness will be conducted under the title OF
the Norway Steel and Iron Works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
a ARetiuetiou Rejected.

LANCASTER. Pa, December 1.-THE Penn
Iron Works shut down until after the
holidays, throwing rs hands out OF EN-
ployment. The men rejected rs duction
NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
SON OF EX-GOVERNOR HUNT KILLED
By u Dc.peratr BurgIar Rs Durango.
Colorado.

pENyag, December lf.-The excitement
al Durango over the Killing Of Bruce Hunt,
a,on Of *. Governor HGu', by the negro
big Ike" while bufg'arizing the bank of
Durango last night il unabated. The cor.
rected accouut Of The kiliirr - ~ follows:
SuspeCting an attempt 20 rob the bank,
a party composed Of two bank ri'cisls
Hun; and the town marsha had for three
nights kept wltcl ironh iIH lice con-
vpnent At midnight tn watchers saw a
msn approach gme side f"o', pioE Ia. locE
sEd enter. After TaitIng s"u" time for a.
complies IL aDy to- appear, and ne b1rR'
ulsr TO get well 10 wOTa. The party
approached the front dOpr. pushsd il open
and ordered the robber TO throw Up his
hands, who. instead, fired three shots in
rapid succession and jumped through aside
door. One bal took effect In Hunts
breast; he fell and instantly expired.
As the burglar left the bnild!nR he Vas
recognized ss negro Big Ike the most
desperate character in tbst region. Though
hotlyIursued he made his escape snd has
not Yp, 'sen sEsD. although large nurn-
Der OF cit zens are securing the country in
every direction. Hunt was one OF the
most exemplary young men IN southern
Colorado.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

TEE Indians knowing the sslae OF Wild
Chrrry lark a. q cure for coozhs and colds.
u.ed TO prepare in their rude way, and 10
winter kept IL eoostsp1y on hand. The
careful ara secret rIsthoi ot preparing
pr. Nistsr'E Bai,sra Of wi!d Cherry m,k..
il superior to al Other p'ePsss.ioaa T. is
ytry pleasant 10 tbEe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

A ocLogrn man. in HeEry county Ga.
90, Fifty seven posxuns out Of one h0'los
ire; be sod them sII, AID the fr.t thins
be purchssrd vss hottie o. DR.. bant
Tough syrup, the only sa!s remedy i''
G vi and eO.ds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
o'ooNNEII'S HANGING.
ittid Days which it Il Liable tn
Cause I'm Congress.

"a'H'SSToS, December l7.-ODonnelrs
'--'s viii DOUBTLESS be the occasion of
~@s'oOs Irish field days in the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
The LIQUOR MEN
Tying TO Postpone the Collection OF
Taxes on whisky.

SpcciGl 70 be RsgisteT.
N'-H.NGIuX, December 1.-The most
active interest in Washington at present is
the hisky committee, which, headed b.
lie Kentucky delegation, is striving to
lna1ee Secretary Folger 20 postpone the
collection Of taxes on whisky in bond, in
sshNciPstlon ot hoped for extensions from
Syosfess. There is no doubt the Secretary
rSoL.d grant the extension IL satisfied Of
- "ilt 10 DO It. The question is whether
S.y POWER except that of Congress can
s'a-' tae indulgence asked for. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
Notice of a Reduction.

New BEDFORD, MASS, December 1.-The
Mansfield mills give notice that wages will
be reduced about ten per cent. on the LIT
Ci January.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

ALg.piE. New York physician says that
three. .iouyths Of the death doiIns this
irving wasthc. are due 30 4 ses,e. Of the
lungs. Take warning and secure at ONO
q hottie 90 pr. Bull Cough syrup. snr-
cure for al lung troubles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-19

Used display Of fire works, which was eN.
cclleut The decorations were yer, pie
iurr~quc, aud tine burning of gas Jets,
thtucsr lanterns aud the moonlight
added a. the beauty VI the scene
The examination of Pat CuuEhlw
charged with us-uutiug Sergeant Cluk
with mte' To XIII hmm, wins deferred Sos
trriuy until Thursday, owing the tail
urr at witnesses. Attachments have
now been ISSUED fr the witnesses Ser
gcaul Ehuk is stil lima crticW conditions
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