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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
A Railroad in Contempt

Denver. Col, LIN the United
States District Court this morning,
Judge Hallett delivered an opinion in
the case of the Denver and New Orleans
Railroad Company against the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pAny, to show caus why il should not be
in contempt for violating decree made
some time since, compelling the latter
road to exchange business with the
former on the same terms as with the
Denver and Rio Grande road. The judge
held that in changing divisions on
through business and dlvertIng business
from plaintiffs road, the Santa Feroad Is
in contempt and fined shem 800 in each
case of freight diverted, and further that
defendant must pay to plaintiff their full
proportion on through rates in accord
Gnce with the divisions in force at the
time the former decree went into effect,
April 80, which rates we're held to be not
unreasonable, and that the attempt Of
defendants road to deprieve plsintif's
road of its share by changing the division
ofthrough rates, was in violation Of the
decree of the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
TELlEGRAP aIC
Labor Troubles.

Cincinnati, O., Manufacturer say
the iron strike here is ended. and that as
soon as the fires can be started work W II
proceed. The Rorkmen did not insist on
80 yesterday, but receded to $3.50.
Manufacturers held the ground that an
agreement with the men to abide by the
flttsourg adjustment precluded them
from all negotiations. There has been
yet no formal meeting of the workmen,
nor formal notice to manufacturers that
sll work will be resumed
Des Moines, Striking miners, in
addition to blowing up the residences of
certain colored men brought here to take
their places, are charged with firing two
houses Of miners few miles outside the
city last night. No clus to the perpetra-
tors.
Pittsburg, Pa, 1.-The signing of the
scale by iron manufacturers yesterday,
occssioned great rejoicing among ali
classes. A number Of mills are running
to-day, but most of them have shut
down until Monday, in order to allow
the employees to attend the annual
picnic of the Amslgamated association
at BesYer, Pennsylvania, on Saturday.
On Monday every mill will have re-
eumed.
The wire drawers Of divers wire mill
on the south side, numbering $50, and
also those employed By the Cambria
iron works, JohnstoWn, Pa, also struck
to-day against reduction of wages 10
per cent.
st. Louis, 1.-The nail mill in Belle
vile is running to-day as usual snd the
Western will begin as soon as theNda,nage
By the late fire is repaired. Both mills
work on The same scale as last year, and
are not embarrassed by any puddler
difficulties. A telegram from Jarrett
was received at 8elleville, announcing
that the signing of the scale gave great
satisfaction. The nut and bolt mill in
East st. Louis is also running to- day,
but the superintendent declines to give
any further information.
Cleveland, 1.-The iron works are in
operation as usual.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
Capital Chips.

Washington, LIN the star route trial
the whole afternoon was devoted to criti-
cism ofvarious sffidsvits in the case,
testimony being quoted by Me-rick in
support of his declaration that they were
stepped in perjury. Adjourned till Mon
day.
The President expects to return from
New York to. morrow.
The commissioner of internal re.
venue has issued a circular supple
mentary to circular %, in regard
to the redemption and cancellation
of the stamp imprinted on checks,
drafts, etc. It provides that imprinted
checks end drafts may be sent to the in
ternRl bureau at once, instead of from
July 1st next, as originally intended.
Such ss are received will be cancelled
and returned if possible by July 1st.
They may be presented III sheets or
bound in books, and will be bound in the
same condition. Blanks which have
been compressed into blocks or pads,
must be'seperated before presentation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, heart
burn, nausea, ETC., cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
The Standard ON Company.

Harrisburg, Pa, lin the senate q
petition was received from Franklyn B.
Gowen, counseIing the adopting of q
resolution providing for the appointment
of committee to investigate the legal
relations Of the Standard Oil Company
the state He suggested, however,
that the committee be appointed to In
quira into the charges made by him, that
an officer Of the Standard Oil Company
had bribed officers of the state to suppress
the testimony collected for the state.
After discussion the resolution was
agreed to, and sent to the house for cor
currence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02

LADY BEAUTIF1ERs.-Ladies. you
cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks,
and sparkling eyes with all the cos.
metics Of France, or beautlhers OF
the world, while in poor health, ana
nothing will give you such ricn
blood, good health, strength ana
beauty as Hop Bitters. A trlal Is
certain proof. - t1Ssz11s -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02

THE REV. GEO, H. THAYER,
of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both my
self and wife owe our lives to SHI-
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by 2. C. N. l. DRUG Store. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
Rejected Models.

Wasbins tor, 1.-Sizteen thousand re-
iacted models and unpatented inventions
were sold at the Patent Office to-day for
S762.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
The RegaIia,

Moscow, 1.-The imperial regalia used
on the occasion Of the coronation, wss
returned to the K-emlin with great core
moDy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
Fire Record.

Virginia, New, Fire destroyed five
houses. Loss, $50, 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
RIVER NEWS.
Geographic Pointers-The lee, Big
River aud Leyoe Locals.

TeIcgraphic Pointers-The Ice, BII
River aud Levoe Locals.
The Lizzie Townsend made one trip yester
day and tied up alongside the wharf boat
Yesterday evening the river had fourteen
feet and eleven inches Of water In the chan
mel, and was falling slowly.
There were no packets running yesterday
on account OF the cold weather aud running
ice, which Is still very heavy.
The following boats went down yesterday
from Pittsburgh, with coal in tow. Little
Fred, Dick Fulton, VIM. Stone, Joseph A.
Stone and Hornet No.2.
The latest information from the unfostu
nate |. n. Phillips Is that she lies straight
and can be raised with but little trouble when
tho water falls several feet.
Both the Little Anna and Princess are tiet
up At the bank above the Water Works, Il
being dangerous 10 attempt TO run with suct
light boats In such heavy running Ice.
The Emma Graham managed TO reacl
Pittsburgh on Monday afternoon, after hare
fight with the Ice all the way from Steuben-
vile. She Is tied up next 70 the Katie STOCK
dial.
The Will s. Hays has been named by TIL
Lord High Chamberlain Of the New 0rleani
MardI Gras as the flagship, and Captain w
@. Tichenor as the Admiral OF the Ohio riYel
squadron, the Captains rank aud title beini
Duke Of Tennessee. The Hays will carry q
large crowd to participate In the Mardi Grai
festivities, and has been engaged to bring thu
King from his war vessel to the city.
AoEaANrowN. January 23.-Riyer fee
and falling; weather cold.
PrrrsIuRGH, Pa, January 9S.-Riyer feel
10 inches and falling. Weather cold.
Oh ClrY, Pa, January 2s-Riyer Q feet
inch aud stationary. Weather cloudy aud
cold.
BEowxsvILLE, Pa, January os.-Rlver II
feet and falling. Weather snowy; thermo
meter 10.
GREENSBORO, Pa. January 23.-Riyer
feet 5 inches and falling. Ice running. and
weather croudy.
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, January 2S.-River 9
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
thermometer 22S.
EVANSVILLE, January 2S.-Tt is clear; Their.
mometer 20. DepAfted-ChArles Morgan,
New Orleans. Noarrivals. Ice continues 70
run out very heavy.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-River II feet (
inches. Weather clear and warmer. Rain.
bow arrived and laid up. City Of Madison ar
rived. Afurther rise Of inches will overflow
the canal locks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
news and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.


People.
Clarence Smith, Esq, Of Fairmont, Is in
the city.
Owen s. Mckinney, Of Fairmont, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Hon. James s. Watson, OF Ellington, is a
guest at the Wheeling Female College.
Hon. L. Danford OF St. Clairsyille, was
among the visitors at the State House yester-
day.
Charles L. Marley, Deputy Sheriff OF Ma.
rion county, accompanied by his wife, was at
the State House yesterday.
Messrs Doyener. and Gilkeson were both
too indisposed to be In their seats In the
House OF Delegates yesterday.
Messrs. W. n. Chancellor and Geo. Thomp.
son, OF Parkersburg, who have been In the
city for several days past left for home last
evening.
Prof. E. D. Hainess Superintendent OF the
Mouudsyille schools, was in attendance yes
terday at the public examinations at the
Wheeling Female College.
DR.. Isiah Bee, Of Mercer county, arrived in
the city early yesterday morning, and was In
his seat in the House Of Delegates short
time. He Is still seriously III.
Mrs l. Y. Hamilton, OF Washington, Pa,
well known in this city had q narrow escape
from death last week. In taking some med.
icine she got hold OF the wrong bottle and
swallowed a quantity OF arnica. A doctor
was called in and, for short time, she
was very III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
CuTlCuRA,
cuTIcuRA.
STA r E M E N r
Under Oath.

~ have been afflicted for twenty years with all
obstinate skin disease, called by EOme Md
Psoriasis, and Others Lcprosy. commencing on my
scalp and, In spite OF all could do, with the help
uI The most Skiliul doctors slowly but surely ex-
tended until year ago This winter It covered my
entire peTEon In form Of dry scales. For the last
three years have been unable 10 do any labor, and
suffering intensely all the time. kyery morning
there could be nearly dustpOniul OF scales taken
from the Sh, CT ON my bed, some Of them half Us
lar.e AZ the envelope containing thsletter In the
latter part OF the winter my skin commenced
cracking open. ! tried everything alm0st that
could be thought Of, without any relief. The 18th
OF June started Vest. IN hopes could reach the
Hot Springs reached Detroit, and was 70 low l
thought should have 70 80 TO the hospital, but
finally got as far as Lansing Mich: where had
sister living. One DR.. - treated me about two
weeks, but did ple no good. All thought had but
'lcked through the skin all over my back, across
N ribs, arms hands limbs, feet badly swollen, toe
ais came Of, finger nails dead and hard Us bone,
hair dead dry and llieleSS as old straw. Oh, my
Tod | how / did suffer
my sister MS. X Il. rAvis, had q small part Of
box Of Cuticun In the house. 8be wouldn't give
up; said, We will Try cutcura Some wAsapplied
on one hand and arm. Eureka there was relief; ;
stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word so. They Immediately got the Cuucura Re.
solvent blood purifier, Cuticura and Cuticnra
soap (the great skin curesl commenced by taking
one tablespoonful OF keSolvent three times day
blood heat; used Cuticura Soap freely; applied
Cuticura morning and evening. Result, returned
TO my home In Just six weeks from the time left,
aud my skin as smooth as this sheet Of pager:
HIRAM < CARPENTER.
Henderson, Jefferson Co, MY.
Sworn to before me this 10Th day oil January, 1880
A. N. LEfFlNGWRLL, Justice OF the Peace.
CuTIcuRA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists
Depot whEKs d POTTER. Boston. Mass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
A Card From MIR. LarkIn.

Tothe Editor Of the Intelllgencer.
sIR:-In reply to the card and affidavit OIL
W. A. Milligan, deem 1t unworthy Of more
than passing notice and desire simply Ia
call the public's attention to the fact evinced
on It's face, that 1t Is gotten up for political
purposes" A man that holds an oath so II
differently as torush into the presence Of his
God, there 10 be qualified on every trivial oc.
casion can not fully comprehend the sacred.
ness OF such an obligation. When we see
that the sacred word OF God Is touched by the
lips aud hands raised 10 It's Maker TO give a
stronger appearance OF truth to political
tricks and patent medicines, IA coincidence
which appears In the INTELLIGESCER by cast
Ing the eyes TO the second corner sight oil
Milligan's card) 1t Is no great surprise that
such perversion OF truth is rife In our land.
He that is ever ready with an oath, holds
truth at little value. AS for myself do mol
consider the circumstance OF sufficient i'm
portance, and entirely Of too common q
character To make more than genuemanly
denial and respectfully refer those interested
to the card In the Sunday papers. MAKE
no oaths on political matters as bid iol
votes This Is all shall have to say on the
dispute. Respectfully,
EDWARD LARK1S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

The following local organizations yesterday
held their annual stockholders meetings and
elected Boards Of Directors for the ensuing
year:
Wheeling Hinge Company-Messrs. G. J,
Rawlings, j. G. Brady, G. D. Hubbard, G. b,
Caldwell, Alfred Caldwell, J. N. Brown and
A. W. Campbell. The Directors met after
wards and elected Mr.. Rawlings, Pres
ident, and Mr.. Brady, Secretary. The
Board and officers are the same as those Of
last year.
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Messrs. Andrew Wilson, Z. J. Stone, F. H
Logan, Alfred Caldwell, 8. Horkheimer W
A. Wilson. Henry K. List, E, W. oglebay
and Jacob Berger. This Board is the same al
Belmont Nail Company-Messrs. A. W
Kelly, Andrew Wilson, Thomas 0'Brien
Geo. G. Hahnan, R. N. Delaplain. VIM. Stife
aud John Reed. This Board is also the SAINT
as last year.
Benwood Nail Works-Messrs. L. s. Della
plain, G. B. Caldwell and A. W. Campbell
b. W. Paxton, J. G. Hoffman, L. 9. stifel
Z. A. Hildreth, Jacob Berger and Jacob
Wise.
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Com
pany-Messrs. William Leighton, Jr, Frank
Jepson, c. E. Dwight, George Carl, and DR.
Q. A. Wingerter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
IANAUsCHEK As "zILLAH."
First Presentation OF Her New Mel
drama.

First PrcscntatiOn OF Her New Melo.
drama.
1t Is not often that Wheeling theatre goers
have an opportunity OF witnessing the first
presentation OF drama by such an actress as
Janauschek. The introduction 10 the pub
lie last night OF "Zillah, the Jewish Mother"
was witnessed by n very good audience as to
size, and one composed OF cultured people,
the galleries being deserted. The play,
though not strictly melodrama, Is on the
melodramatic order, and has many strong
situations, peculiarly suited to Madame
lanauschek's genius The audience was
much more enthusiastic In It's expressions OF
approval. than the one OF the night be.
FORE, the star being recalled several
times and Il the verdict OF Wheeling people
is trustworthy the new play Is success.
cHAs. Z. FoRD's ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
This celebrated company will sing In
Wheeling four operas, beginning their en-.
gaRement on Monday evening, January Goth,
with Gilbert 4 SullivAn's new fairy opera,
entitled "lolanthe,n or the peer aud Peri, ="
whichisAi present meeting with such wonder.
ful success In London and New York. Tues
day evening will be presented Johann Strauss,
The Waltz Kings last operate success, en-.
titled THE Merry War" On Wednesday
afternoon matinee will be given for the
benefit Of ladies and children, on which oc.
casiOn Mr., Ford's company will sing Solomon
and 2tephens' delicious nautical opera, en-
titled "Billee Taylor" and at night the re.
nowned comic opera Of 1.-THE Sorcerer" will
be given, Mr.. Ford's company numbers up
wards OF forty operate singers, led by the
celebrated Primme.Donne Blanche Chap
man and Marie Bockel, supported by the
distinguished American comedian, Mr.. Geo.
w, Denham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
MR.. nunlEW,N HEADINGS.
The Entertainment at the Lincoln Club
Last Night.

The entertainment at the Lincoln Clubs
ball last evening was not as largely attended
as It ought 10 have been, but those who were
present were greatly pleased by the reading
and singing. Mr.. n. i. Burlew, OF Charles
ton, W. Va, was the principal performer,
introducing the programme with very fine
rendition OF the Third Act OF Shakespeares
Henry VIII" Mr.. Burlew has an easy and
and attractive bearing and good voice, and
bis conception OF the scenes was fine.
Mr.. viii Day sang "Far Away" by Bliss,
In bis usual pleasing manner. He was in
exceptionally good voice, and won the most
enthusiastic applause.
Mr.. Burlew then read an anonymous
piece, "rhe Story OF Clock" which had in
addition To the fine delivery the charm OF
novelty to the most OF his hearers.
Mr.. Day and Mr.. B. W. Payne favored the
audience with "Larboard Watch Ahoy,n the
accompaniment, as well as that 10 Mr.. Days
solo being by Miss Annie Logan.
MIR. Burlew closed with the dagger scene
from Macbeth, again evinoing unusual quail.
fcations as an elocutiouist and surprising
familiarity with the lines for an amateur.
All OF his performances were greeted with
delight, and the entertainment as whole
was a brilliant success, comparing favorably in
all but attendance with any OF the previous
ones given by the club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24
A CARD.
Hoaman's Men Reply TO knights Of
Labor of sunday n "NeWs.LetteF."
To the Editor OF the lntelligencer

Labor OF Sunday 'NeWs.Letter."
To the Editor OF the Inieligenccr.
slR:-In last Sundays edition Of the NeEs.
Letter, We see an uncSlled for and an uhpro'
VOked attack upon Mr.. JOHN g. Hoffman, IT,,
the present ell ,.ent member OF the Second
Branch, and at this time the candidate on
the citizens ticket for the First Branch. With
his able services In the Second Branch, our
reading public are familiar, and as It is bis
courtesy and kindness toward his employees
that Is attatk ed, 1t is but just to him that the
public should know the tue state Of Affairs: ;
About the first OF last July, owing 70
light demand for leather, Messrs. Holman
& Son became OperStocked and suspended
work for short time. There Is not man
about the establishment or out OF 1t, can
claim he was discharged at that time.
When work was assumed flour" men were
not called. One being an inefficient work:
man, another, unlCilliHJ TO work at all
branches the third on his JrdlCling tongue
IN saloons, Urhiie under tie influence Of liquor.
about those phO in The hour Of necessity, had
grcatiy reliered his suffering trdats. The
fourth attempted insigdnOH OF n strike. Not
zone" being discharged for the cause assert.
ed by the author OF last Sundays canard.
The good done to tho community by such
men us J. G. Hoffman, & Son, cannot be es-
timated by the pdltLy donation given for
show upon certain occasions. But 1t Is the
steady showers that make the flood. OF Mr..
Hoifman's kindness 70 the poor and the
workmen OF his tannery, to them 1t is unnec'
essary 10 speak. Working with them side
by side, his ear has ever been
ready TO listen to their wants
his purse ready TO relieve their necessities
His word has been homer itself, and his de-
pertinent that OF man, while his opponent
hall
larks? Mr.. HofIman's interest In working.
men is that OF lifetime, while Mr.. Lsrkin's
interest In the workingmen Is OF sudden
growth and OF about mushroom existence. He
has never been workingman himself and
certainly has never been The benefit to the
community that the HotfmanS have been
and are. Mr.. John G. Hoffman. Jr., has
been and Is yet true TO his and all workingmen.
Mr.. Hoffman has stated that he had no OBJ.
jectious to his men belonging to the X. OF L.,
and the fact that none OF the members have
not shown their faces inside OF the Lodge
room was, that We did not irish to go, no IN.
timiddtiOn being used by Mr. Hoffman to pre-.
vent our attendance, II we so desired. We,
the undersigned. (members OF the X. OF L.
and endorsed by the workmen for Messrs. J.
g. Hoffman & Son, write aud sign this card
unsolicited, aud tvithOut his knowledge or con-
sent, our object being solely 10 give him his
true position before the public
[Signed.l JAMES REGAIN,
GEORGE II. NEFF,
joins A. MILLvR.
ANDREW ELSKsER
JOHN KUNZ
HCGH DAWSON,
JULIUS RoEScH.
Prosperity Lodge.
Wheeling, JamWarylS, 1858.
FApKp articles ofall kinds restored to their
original beauty by Diamond Dyes, Perfect
and simple. 10 cents at all druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

After the expiration OF seven days, We will
close our boot and shoe house In Wheeling,
and remove the remaining stock to our head.
quarters In Bellaire. To avoid the expense
OF packing and moving we will sell for the
next seven days any or all the goods we have
sary to quote prices. The fact that for three
months we have been under selling all com,
petitors, aud now offer great reductions on
former prices, IL sufficient to interest persons
desiring to purchase boots or shoes for pres,
en. or future use, whether merchant or con.
sumers. J. D. HEtNLEiS BRo. & Co.,
Crapgle's Block, opposite Opera House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

The markets in grain and provisions in
Chicago are becoming more active Of late,
There seems to be an increased demand from
shippers for wheat and corn, and prices have
materially advanced during the past week.
Prices OF general produce hold their own.
The warehouse facilities which enable com.
mission men there 10 handle produce to ad.
vantage Is notably on the increase. Ship
pers Of butter and general produce to that
city will find that the commission house oil
FlemmiDg l. Merriam have the very best ia.
cilities. Their warehouses are adapt.
ed to the needs OF such commodities,
and the firm is one Of undoubted
enterprise and energy. They also
furnish superior facilities for those who de.
sire 10 successfully speculate In the Chicsgo
grain and provision markets, especially Tor
those investing small and medium amounts.
Their Cooperative Fund W shows an excel.
lent record; II having paid regular monthly
dividends TO its patrons for the past twenty
months, and Is now in successful operation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

OK next Thursday evening the iAdies OF the
U. Z. Church will give one OF their appetiz.
ing suppers The principal Wand VIII be
chicken pie. and there Is no doubt but what
II will be first-cIaSs. Other edibles will be
furnished for those who do not partake OF the
chief DISH, Supper will be served from six
o'clock until ten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

Reserved seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson & Banners music store, for the per.
fonaance at the Opera House on Friday
night by Niles, Evans, Bryant 4 Hoeyfs
Meteors The Decatur, ILL.,, Herald says:
"Wilhout am exception every one Of the
troupe 10 an artist, The people Of this city
appreciate In. the highest degree such side.
collapslng entertainments as was presented
10 them BY the MsIeors last evening"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-24

Among the ladies who may read this there
may be several sickly ones who have made
up their minds to act on the old saw which
specifies that "What can't be cured must be
endured" While the truth Of the old pro-
verb is selfevident 1t Is Just posi-.
BILE they may have erred In judgment as
TO the possibilities OF the healing art outside
ipe despar they had Better test Ie he ecacy
OF Mrs Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, which Is now attracting universal at
tention, MwF6w