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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
THE GRAND JURORS.
Result of Their Researches-Sevent
Indictments Found.

Result of Their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Indictments Found.
The report of the grand jury is in, the
agony is over, and those citizens who have
been temporarily sojourning in the rural
districts can return 10 their old haunts and
resume their usual avocations with the as
surance that none will modest them or
make them afraid. The indictments found
are exclusively for criminal offenses, the
beverage dispensers and pasteboard han
dlers escaping scott free" and conse-
quently the rejoicing among them was
great.
Part Of the County Court, Judge Jacob
presiding, convened at o'clock, and. after
a weary waiting of over three hours, the
jurors appeared at 5:l5, and reported the
following
True BILLS.
Guenther Schnele--Murder.
Michael Lane-Murder.
Elias Beal-Felonious and malicious cut
ting.
Thomas Beal-Felonious aud malicious
cutting.
John F. Meyer-Felonious and malicious
cutting.
John Gallagber-Forgery, three counts.
Francis Nolan, alias Francis Gardner
Burglary.
Joseph Chambers alias William Carman
grand larceny.
George Washington (col. Grand lar
ceny.
Joseph NJ. Bailey-Grand larceny.
Joseph VI. Bailey-Feloniously breaking
and entering
NJ. Freers-Felonouslyb breaking and en-
tering.
Edward Zane-Felouously breaking and
entering.
Clarence Observation-Disclosures breaking
and entering.
Thomas Ward-Petit larceny.
Patrick Irwin-Petit larceny.
William Matthews-Petit larceny.
The following was reported as
NOT IRuE BILL
William Kenny-Burglsry.
Court will conyens this afternoon at
o'clock. and will continue in session daily,
until the docket is disposed Of.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record with Clerk Hook yes
terdsy:
Deed made April g, 1883, BY John r.
Hsndlsn aud wife to George Bowers. Jr.,
Tor four lots OF ground, Nos 5, 6, and 5, in
square No %, South Wheeling Consider
alton, S4.70O.
Deed made March /, lSS3, BY John J.
Jacob. administrator, to John r. Hundlan,
the above described property. ConSlders-
ton, s., 500
Deed made March Il, ISIS, by John ].
Jones, administrator, to \. C. Hamilton
and Griffith Jones, for certain, piece of
lard in Ohio county. Consideration, $40
PEssoNs desiring to puachsse any articles
in q large and we'll selected stock OF dry
goods, notions, etc, will do well by calling
AZ Nos. 2lOO and 2lO2 Main street
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MbeeIiRs Register
TUESDAY. ATRII 10. 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

For Sale-PianO.
New Style Shoes. I. Stone
White Mountain F.es1ers-Nes5i-t X
l;ro.
North Wheeling Grocery - \. Craft,
Agent.
For Sale-HOuse and Lots.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. Lis.
Just Received-W Ii. Forster.
Lecture-Rev. +. ID. Power.
Window GlasS-W. A. Wilson.
New Silverware-I. G. Dillon.
Carpets and Furniture-G. Mendes \ c..
Gents Fancy Hose-T. c. Moffat ~ Co.
Base Burner StOyes-G. W. JOhnson's
Sons.
Beautiful Mantel Ornaments-Miller 4
FranZte elm.
Spring and" Summer Dry GOOd>-Brues
< CofIer-LLO Page
Great Bargains-Henry jacobs Head Of
Local
SherifFs Sale Local Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

Pittsburg. has thrown 10 men out Of en-
ployment. The furnace will be repaired
at once, but the factory will not start up
until August.
The Oregon Iron and Steel Co., of Port.
Ian, with a capital stock of s3,000,0 900 will
employ 9, 100 men, and is q part of system
of internal improvements under way aud
contemplated by Mr.. Willard and his rail-
road company.
During q conversation with q mill man
Yesterday, the reporter was informed that
as far as this workmen knew, the men
would certainly not acceed to any demands
of the manufacturers that would lead to q
general reduction of wages.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon an accident occurred
at the Standard mill, which will throw of
he entire mill for few days The cap on
,he steam valve blew eff with a loud report.
aud hot water and steam flew out 1t a live
~ rate. The building was filled witt, Scald-
ing steam, and the employees, thinking ;hc
boilers had bursted, all ran ont. Some are
probably running yet. The accident might
have been much worse. A cap was imme-
iiately telegraphed for and may arrive to.
day. Alec Tslbert, the fireman, was the
only man who sustained any injury. lie
was slightly scalded on the back and arm.
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MANLY'S MEX.
An Cpshur Comfy DruE6isrs Adsee'
fure n the U. 3. CSart..

An Cpshur County DruGeist's Adsea'
ture IN the y. .. Csart..
DR.. J. r. Manly, Of Upshur county. was
found guilty in the U. s. District at Ciarks
burg last Saturday for Illicit liquor selling
as a druggist. II was shown ooDciusiveiy
that he had sold generally and indiscrimi'
Dately, although he denied the charges In
toto and attempted TO impeach the charsc-
ter OF one of the government witnesses;
The jury found him guilty in hall
minute, - and Judge Jackson.
in sentencing him, took occasion
TO administer one OF the severest repri.
msnds that he ever gave from the bench to
any criminal. He reminded him that his
attempts to impeach the veracity o. =
witness bad recoiled upon himself In SUCH
a way as TO fix the brand of o perjurer upon
him. He was sentenced to pay hne OF
5000 in one case and 800 in another. ana 70
undergo imprisonment for ninty days In
The Harrison county Jail. Several other
charges still suspend over Manly.
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Mr.. w. T. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your Eisc-
tric Bitters TO my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers"
Electric BitteIs are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purity the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without il. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sod at fifty cents bottle by Logan
Il Co. Druggists, Bridge norner.
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Wide Awake Druggists.

Messrs L logan & Co. are always alive to
their busin ess, and spare no pains to secure
the best of every article in their line. They
have secured the agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
The only certain cure known for oonsump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asth ma,
Hay Fever, Bronchitis or any affection OF
the Throat or Lungs. Sold on a positive
guarantee. Trial bottles 10c. Regular size
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COAL CONFFREN,E.

The conference committee OF coal opera
tors and miners meet at Pittsburgh this
morning for the purpose of proceeding
with the arbitration as TO the sliding scale
OF wages proposed some months since.
The scale suggested by the miners calls for
more than one.half the selling price of
coal in the yards, while that proposed by
the operators is lust One-half.
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rhe MnnInrr rn.DnH.

WASHINGTON, y. C., April 10.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, occasional rain,
warmer weather, east to south winds and
falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Regions, fair wealth.
eT during the day, followed by occasional
rain. northeast to southeast winds. station.
AIRY or slight fan OF temperature, stationary
on hinhPr harnnnafEr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

About four o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in the decorating establish
ment Of John Dennis, at East Liverpool,
O., and in short time, owing to the lack
a proper water supply, nine buildings
were destroyed. The loss will foot up
about $4,000, fully insured. The origin
of the fire is not known at this writing.
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A DENIAL

From Mrs. Leeper, OF steubeaStlle, -
60 THAT Postal Card"
Jailer Davis yesterday received the fol-
lowing letter. which is published rs an act
of justice to the party whose signature is
aft xed thereto:
STEUBEsVILLE, April 7, 1888.
JAILsg DayLs-l never wrote saying Ihad
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a world $4,000.

One e the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take il
not IS pleasant to the taste as some other
Bitters. as il is not a whisky driRk. 1t is
more like the old fashioned bone-set tea,
that has done q world of good. IL you
don't feel Just right, try Hop Ritters.-
Mar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
IRON WORKERS WAGES.
Manufacturers Say There Must Be
a Decidsd Reduction,
And Make Threats Of Closing Up the Mills
If Their Demands are Not Aceeded
To Geaeral Labor In 4.
telIigenee.

Pittsburgh iron men continue to assert
that there must be a reduction Of wages
during the coming year or they will be
compelled to shut down their establish.
ments. A prominent manufacturer was
interviewed there last evening concerning
the report of the action taken at Saturdays
meeting OF the Amalgamated Association.
during which he said:
Rather than lose money the iron men
will close their establishments. Ii they
continue in business with the scale now III
use, they will lose money. There must be
a reduction of wages. In the east pud-
dlers are receiving s. so, while here they
get S. so. | see no reason why work
should not be done as cheaply here as It
is east of the Alleghenies. Some OF
the workmen here are receiving pay not in
proportion with the labor performed.
There was a time when labor and wages
were proportIonate, but since then ma.
chinery has been improved. and by its aid
more work can be accomplished in the
same period by the same man. Now there
are workmen whose wages should remain
as they are. and there are others whose pay
should be reduced, if the manufacturing
establishments are 10 continue. Laborers
do not get too much money, but II is
different with rollers, heaters, pUddlers
and other classes above the laborer.
.'Of course committee from the manu-
facturers will meet committee appointed
by the association. l rather think both
sides will come together withou. any def
mite plan. The interests OF the manufactu-
rer and workingman will then be consid.
cred fully; and out of this conference will
come a scale of wages that will be satistac-
tory to both parties. / think the level
headed workingmen see the situation, and
also appreciate the necessity OF wages being
reduced. They know that works must stop
and with them their pay il no reduction IS
made. Under these circumstances do
not think that strike will occur"
Mr.. Jarrett yesterday stated positively
that no scale was adopted by the ASsocia-
ton at Saturdays meeting, leaving every
thing TO the JOINT committee OF operatives
and manufacturers. 1t seems to be the
general opinion, however, that the com
mittee on the part of the Association was
instructed to stand out for the renewal OF
the present scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10
A Strange and Startling Dream lis
There u Spirit World:

A remarkable dream or preternatural WIS.,
itation recently occurred in Louisville, Ky:
Mr.. V. t. MoTera, a gentleman well and ia
vorabIy known about town, on retiring FOR
the night, feeling unwell and nervous was
very restlness in his sleep, but seemed to
be wide awake and in full control OF his
senses. A vision appeared in his dream
showing him a large flaming number COM
msnding him to obtain it from the lottery
and then vanished. The dream was so
startling as to fully awaken him, and al
though one who never believed in lotteries
Or upheld them, yet try as he would he
could not shake off the vision or forget the
numbers which seemed to be burned in his
brain. Finally he called at the office OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co., and pay
ing 81, asked for ticket with the numbers
of his dream on it. Fortunately the mum.
Der was unsold and his ticket given him.
The drawing was soon TO come off and so
nervous and excited had he become that
although against his principles, he deter.
mined to witness it, and strangely enough.
he saw his number drawn from the wheel
and the handsome prize OF S. 900 was his
Was this simply a coincidence Who can
tell? Next drawing takes place in Louis.
vile, April 80; 1866 prizes, amounting to
Sll2, 100. Whole tickets only s.. Address
II. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

Grand Opening of spring and
Summer Millinery on Friday and
Saturday, April Is and II, at
Mrs. 5. y. KiSner'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

Special opening of New York
Trimmed ROuI.d Hats and Bon
nets to-day.
Al. RICE & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

New Patterns Plated Knives,
Spoons and Forks just received
by JACOB w. GRUBB, the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

4 LARGE and well selected stock OF dry
goods, carpets and notions to be sold at
assignees sale, at Nos. POO and 2lO2 Main
street.
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Just Received .

so half chests choice Gunpowder Tea
SD 0olnno -
Is Jspan ="
For sale at low market rates at G. 5
Feeney's.
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Bueklen'x Arntea salye.

THF boss L. P. White Custom Made Shirt
at C. Hess h Sons, at 81.
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Go t. s. j. Ellifritz for Ice
Wagons.
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STEEL FOR BIZ GUNS.

A Washington telegram says: General
Benet, Chief OF Ordinance, has addressed
q circular to the leading steel manufactur-
ers of the United States, asking whether
they possessed the necessary facilities for
making the steel parts of certain specified
qualities required in the manufacture OF
the guns and mortarS provided f)r in the
act OF 1888 for the armament of fortitica-
tons. The circular was sent TO the Bridge
water Iron Company and Norway Steel
and Iron Works, in Massachusetts,; Nashua
Steel Company, in New Hampshire; Penn
sylvania Steel Company, Park Brothers &
Company, Midvale Steel Company, Stand
ard Steel Works. Cambria Iron Company
and Bethlehem Iron Company, in Pennsyl-
vania. and the Otis Iron and Steel Compa-
ny, in Ohio.
The Ordnance Department intends to
make every effort to procure all the steel
parts for these guns from manufacturers IN
this country, il possible, and with that end
in view will lend all proper encouragement
and assistance to the firm or firms enter
prisipg enough TO take the matter in hand.
Even if at the present time the heavier
forgings cannot be obtained here, IL is be-
lieved tina. at least steel hoops can be pro
cured from some one OF the many extern
Sive tire rolling mills by moderate outlay
for the change of existing machinery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-10

seaghs and Colds. Those who aresuf-
fering from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, &C, should try Bro WINS Bron CHA
Troches- Sold only in boxes.
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the public u requested carefully 10 notice
the new and enlarged scheme 10 b drawn
Monthly.
ssCAPITAL Price. e75,ooe'Is
Tickets only o. Shares In proportion.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoa, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY CIV
ing health to the child relieves the mother.
Price 25 cents bottle.
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Eire at Enst LiyerPS0I,

The boss L. P. White Custom Made Shirt
at c. Hess & Sons, at 81.
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BEGGY AxLEs FOR \ STEAMERS SHAFT.

BEGGY AXLES FOR STEAMER SHAFT.
VIM. Miller, Esq OF the Duquesne Forge,
who is the oldest practical forger in the
country, is forging a new shaft to take
the place of the one recently broken on the
tow boat Sam Clark Steel shafts have
been found in a measure wanting for this
purpose and Mr.. Mller'S experience has
been in favor of the toughest and best iron
for boat shafts. These qualities seem best
embodied in buggy aXles. Thousands OF
second hand axles have been collected in
various parts OF the country and sent to
Duquesne Forge for this purpose. The
shafts are cut up, piled and hammered
into the required shape, aud the Sam
Clarke will soon be propelled by wheel
whose shaft represents portions OF buggies
that have travelled the roads ia Eastern
aud Western States and cities.-L"' E,'w.
iuy'S PiitSLwu 2ci,m"Dh
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

NJ. Reilly, John II. Hobbs and Henry Schmul-
bach w. George ScranaRe.
BY virtue OF a distress warrant In the above
entitled cause issued and 10 me directed, i have
levied upon the personal property OF defendant
and will on Saturday, the 2lst day OF April,
1885, commencing at $50 O'Clock 4. n. at the
81. james Hotel, In the City Of Wheeling,
proceed TO sell TO the highest and best bidder
FOR cash, lot OF household goods, consist Ing
OF bedsteads, mattresses, wardrobes, dressing
cases, chairs, stands, tables, sheetings, blan.
kets camforts, stoves, stovepipes, curtains,
pitchers. bowls, desks, linoleum oil cloths
mirrors, china. qucensware, glassware, silver
ware, breakfast and dinner table outfits, glass
globes. refrigerators, kitchen utensils, Dol.
sters pillows, table cloths, car pets for rooms,
halls and stairways, articles pertaining TO q
laundry, Office, barroom and washroom, lot
OF trestles and sample boards, one LOT Of
WHISTLES. gin, wines and brandy In broken
packages, barrels, and other articles too nu.
merous TO mention, being all the personal
eneces Of George scranHge In the ~ Jane
Hotel. C.P. BROWS,
aplm y y. q.
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THE attention of the public is directed 10
the advertisement in another column OF
this paper, of the assignee's sale OF dry
goods. notions, carpets etc, at Nos. 200
and 2lO2 Nam street.
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Thousands Say so.

The boss L. P. White CuSlom-Msde Shirt
nj @. Hess & Sons, at 81.
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Farmers'Denartmen

The Wheeling RsourIR was founded 10
state Of West Virginia. As . part aud rsrSS
OF tho new State, closely Identified with ~
enterprises and contributing In Amodes, NEE
in the Just eIultstion With which our poop..
the STATE has Increased In grcatef ratio ,hsa
most OF the old states, her schools have mutt
ment has been we'll and economically admin
istered. her resources are being develop~d VIA
energy and he. GeoGIs yroTsnf IN sI'S g en-
state the RroIsTxR has grown. with iu d..
velopment the REGISTER has developed. with
Its prosperity the KH1sTRR las pro>perrd.
And AZ showing tho estimation Ia which ihs
paper In held by the citiHens OF tbs S.aie Tor
whose interests 10 has steadfastly bat!loi. We
can tRy with truth that no other paper ~ rad
by N many West Fir.iniAns nor dos any
diner penetrate every part OF the STATE a. u
The REGISTER will continue ~ heretofors
the advocate OF broad aud liberal policy
and strengthening OF the frec scho-i sysi-k
the I'm provemeni OF the HtRts and the devel.
opment OF It's resources. ~ proPrleton point
70 The H. Wtnx1T Ena,sIsa ~ a " nasninosnl,
page q. column pnpcr-pi Ice ti.bO 10y mail.
The SUNDAY REGIsTER Ia the same sire. and
has already gained very largo circulation
IheDAILY REHisrEK Is printed Al So per
year.
most com pIete map ever issued of the State. "
now ready fer delivery-price elU.
Any person remitting 10 u the subscription
price OF either edition OF the paper. ahdingla
cents thereto will receive copy Of tins map
Thus
Weekly Register one year and Map--...il
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Your subscription and friendly aid are ~
spectfulIy solicited.
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be sent 10 the 1stter mp OF the elub.
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WHEELIyq W.
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UHEN SPRING TIDE COMES.

Your change draws near. o changeless pail of gray
Thou dull brown plain. We 81 env woods and sere
Heaven will be blue and earth he green and gay,
And hind and beast he JOYOUS, and life be dear.
When Spring-tlde comes.
Far DER the fields will sound the new lambs bleat;
The lark will mount his tOpmost star OF song;
From high clm-bOughs the treble ana tenor sweet
OF thrush and backbird mingle all day long.
The woodbine branch will dart its winged SPRAYS;
The palm gold rend its Casket; whor by whorl
Her fragile ladder will the cleayer raise;
The aruui- scroll will silently unfurl.
And soon from woody coverts, and beds of grass,
Arrayed III vestments all of delicate hue,
Meet for the count OF the maiden wear VIII pass
Troops of white flowers and yellow PINK ana
blue
The shy vindnower will nestle meath the trees;
Primrose aud violet haunt the messy bank;
Cow slip and hngcub spread Ger the downs ana
leaS
ROBIN and lady-mock DER meadows dank.
The lines will redden and the oaks embrown;
TO chestnut-buds Glis!enlng dew wall rise;
The feathering aders 10 the lake sloOp down;
J. he virgin haZels oDe their crimson eyes.
And then, watch howso patiently we may,
A touch eludeS our ken. The oecchen tops
To-day are golden, wlllOw-wands are gray:
Tomorrow a green cloud cntOlds the c0pse
And ii perchance an ice-breath from the North,
Or Inarsh-air tainted with the OrleDts guile,
Smite leaf and blossom brought untmely forth,
The Sun will rise and heal them with smile.
Anon from the South will stream genile blast
And bid tine icweiled cones of the laTches nash
From the rough oak WOO tender shoots, and last
Unclench the rigid fingers Of the ash.
With field and wood thus bathed III clear green
light,
And ringing with bird-yoc night and day,
Dells hyaciulh-blue and hedges hawthorn..white,
viii Gods glad Earth renew herself in May.
And We. O torpid fancy and dull heart
Fetered and chilled in Winters prison so long,
Will not the touch Of sunshine make ye start,
Put on now plUmes and time a fresher song
When SprIng-tde cOmesf
HENRY g. HEWLETT.