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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
FATHERS sAo-pIscoVERY.
He Returns Home 10 Find His Dsugh'
ter Murdered.

CLINTON, La, December l9.-Jim George,
coIored, residing five miles from here, re-
turned home late last night and found his
daughter, aged seventeen, dead, and an-
other woman mortslly wounded. The lat
ter has since died. The crime was com
n;tted by a man who called at the house,
fonnd the women in bed and shot them
both. Ed. Eli, colored. has been arrested
Susnicion against him is strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
The Death OF Ex.Msyor stsnssurJ.
BALTIMORE, December IL. - Ex-MaSor
stspsbury, the old defender" died to-day,
aged 92 years.

SUyFERERs fro nervousness, early Decay,
etc, if you value life, avoid adyertlsins
doctors and medicines that act on kloneyS
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
boSns certificates OF cures from paid or i'm
sSinsry persons. IL a weakness OF the sex
nal system is the cause OF your distress,
DR. CIuysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil-
Ia will strengthen the parts affected, stop
the drain. quiet the nerves, produce aresm'
less slumber aud allow you to regain per
feet health. 1t has cured thousands ana
will cure you, for, by purifying the olooa
and strengthening every weak pofuon o'
the body, it removes every symtom ot oiS
LsSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
TRAGEDY IN ILLINOIS,
A Woman Bound. Outraged and Mur.
deFed.

JoFqEf. December 19.-George Freestune,
twentysthree years old, one of the boarders
at the Auburn House, entered the room OF
the hesd cook, Jane HsycocK, last night,
bound her head to prevent her screaming
and thsn outraged her. When he started
to leave the room the woman gave an
alarm, when Freestune ran back and cut
her throat with a knife aud fled. He was
arrested while his hands were still covered
with the blood of his victim. He after
wards confessed the deed and declared he
was intoxicated. The woman is uncon.
scious and expected to die. The sssailant
was taken to Jail amid threats of lynch.
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
AsoIHER GAS COMPANY
Ipsorporatsd Yesterday-A Wsahinl
tau ON uibus l0mOaoy.

In sorporatsd Yesterdsy-A Wsshing.
ton On msibus CosA0asy.
secretary stalnsker yesterday issued char
t.rs to the following new compsnie';
Short Creek Gas and Mining Company,
formed for the purpose Of boring Tor n'au.
raj g,s and mining for coal, and for uAing
either e.s or coal for manufacturing, hest
ing CT other purposes. The principal Office
IL 10 be at shos. Creek. The stock 10 limit
ed to ,IOo, ,OCG and isdiTided into 80 shares.
The corpors.ors hold shares a, follow: J.
A. Wilson. J. e Windsor, Jas. v. Copper,
VIM. Davis and d. G. Lazear. l share each.
TIE National Typpgrsphie Csmpany,
formed TO DO . general prisung And pub
litbing busineEs IN the United states. b.
s;dfs this, il will do . genera business 10
pstents sEd organize ccnpsAies TO use and
raw ROYALTIES on patsBts The sharss ara
los each end the CAPITA limited 70 81 Oo.
COO lie eo,poystnrs all reside In Ws'h
ips,on. d g.. Thita Is to bs tbs prin;iP'
of.ics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
ConlTar Distfllers,

CLEVELAND, December l9.-The Coal aud
Tar Distillsrs of the United States are
holding conference here. Present are: s.
= Barrett. OF Chicago; Isaac ID. Fletcher,
of New York; G. W. Elkins. OF Patlsdel-
pbis; ]. Libby White. of st. Louts; Harry
GAY, of Cincinnati; Charles II. Connsr, OF
Louisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Meeting Of the Unioa Base Ball Asso'
citation.

PHILADELPHIA, December l9.-Fhe mon
Base Ball Association has decided to hold
the next annual meeting at Baltimore on
the third Tuesday of December, 1881. The
vote e1pelling Thomas Cunning was re-
scinded. engagements have been MADE az
with the following players: Charles u.
Barber and ". A. Harbridge, Cincinnati;
P. +. Hogan, Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
RosbeFi~.

NEw OeiEANs, December ia Tines
Democrat Cisco Texas special says; a
lops bo,.sman robbed the mail six miles
.outb Of CISCO. This coach was ron6eo .
few mon ths ago in the same manner thirty
r,ilss sonth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
.Ia,pe Fire In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December l9.-IheIe "as
FIRE this morning in the three warehouses
of the Baltimore Warehouse Company At
Union dock. The entire firS department.
were at orfand about 2,OJs bales IN the
buildings we're badly damaged. a great
deal was de ytYoyed-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

TIE extreme penalty Of bigamy is two
mothers iu-,aw, but the penalty for no. a.
tending to your cold however tritlins it is,
will be lingering consumption. Take Or.
Bulls Cough syrup as sooa IS you dstsc'
:rulbls or pain,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
AcUTLERY FACTORY BURNS.
An Increased DulIness OF Trade
ThrOughout the State.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, December l9.-Peck,
Stow & Wilcox's edge tool factory, at
Cheshire, was burned to day. Loss 81, 900;
partly insured. Fifty to sixty men are
thrown out of employment. The manu-
featuring interests report an increased dull.
ness in several sections OF Connecticut. The
Pratt tSx.Mhitney Company, machinery
manufacturers, of Hartford, have reduced
their force from 700 to 500. Reduction of
time will probably be necessary. Time re-
ductions have already been made at the
large factories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
II Srea,sued With LynchisE

yrGxssURo, December lS-Patrick Fiynn'
agent Of wlinskis Dunbar Pisoe on LAKE
W..hi ngton. Was killed TO day BY Howard,
colay d. The murderer Is threatened WHO
ly asJ ling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
Ra,,, ~ case 81 Interest.

CLIxxLAxr. O., December ls-ln the
proceeding Of MeHsnry's deposition today
nothing new Of general interest was ce'ei-
or,sd. Much time was occupied IN tn
stnte between counsel with reference Ia
previous dspssitioos, letters and te'sr
mUQV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

Intelligent people have quit taking
bitiers and mineral poisons, have qu;
Gociering kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with quscE post!ums, ana
feet health by oocssinnsi.y using the only
perfect blood purii ~ ana true estrsngsheuer
of weak portion. of the holy. known tAr
and vide - Dr.. tiryso,,'s Yellow Do's AM
ssrssparills, Any drggs:at siA s'' il t@'
YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

WIGHT. KAN, December s'-1enny
wheley, sged twsnty years, Was found dead
in her rooms at the Farmers and D7ovets
Hotel lest nighh eyidsahy irom suicide
caused BY her betrayal. The glri was re-
srectalRY con nected IN this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
WATER WAITS.

perSenal and GeneTai NeWs IRON tne
River Rank.
The Chancellor passed down en- route
for Charleston yesterday.
The river was falling at dark LIST night
with G feet 4 inches OF water in the chan
mel.
The st, Lawrence is due up to morrow
IN route for Pittsburgh. This vessel will
leave ibis port Sunday morning Tor GIN
ciDv att
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

BRIDAL tours need not last over three
dsys now. II seems possible for any youne
couple to stay in doors for that Length OF
time, and talk about the merits OF d..
Balls Cough Syrup. e safe aud pleasant
Ism.iy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
MDoNAlD AND Sl0CUM.
senator Beck's Choice for the Demo-
cratic Presidential Ticket.

WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Beck saws that he would not be surprised
10 see ex-senator McDonsld, of Indiana,
and General slccum, of New York, selected
as the standard bearers Of the party by the
National Democratic Convention
would be the strongest ticket we coul9 puI
n the field" said the Kentuckian. and one
that would make Democratic success al
most conclusively certain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
Another Strike.

PrrrssuRsH. Pa, December IA strike
for the district price will be insagursted in
he coal mines Of the third pool, to'nor,,
rov. About one thousand five hundred
men aree1pscted TO quit work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
A wa.ery Grave for Foar.

CALAIS, Me-. December l9.-Wm. VIII
SOD, Percy Trusdell, A. Rollins aud s.
Garland were droEnsd in St. Andrew bay
by the capsiziug Of boat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
A BAD OUTLOOK.
The RiIlimanuS Thread Miii sato te
,Experfence Duh Times

Experience Duh Times
wILIMASTIC, Conn.,, December l@-lt IS
reported that The Willimantic Thread Com
pany, employing over one thousand hands
con,en plate reducing operations, owing TO
duh times A proposition is said to be
upier consideration to, seu its great No. 4
mill. recently finished, 70 the Pullman
Car Company. Report says the Pullman
Company would utilize it for An Eastern
branch ok their works. Col Barrow, now
an Official of the Pullman Company, was
recently Presidsat Of the Willimannc cor
nnrniiOA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

TIE Ipdisns, knowing the ssius Of Wild
Chs,rv bsrk n q cure for coughs snd colds,
used 70 prepare In their rude yay. ana y
ear,ful ana secfst method d peepssirs
n, Wistsrs Bsissm Of Wild Cberry mikes
n superior 10 al other pfspafstiona 6n
very pi<sssut 70 taks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

THx Municipal Court Adjourned ys ter
,sy morning until Saturday morn; ug.
after rut. riug tiusl decree III .he cas- oil
Henry HsuiIioa rs. Hia'sto9 ali others,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Time and Place OF the Next Presi-
Dental Convention TO be Decided at
Washington a February.


WASHINGTON, December l9.-The Even
ing Star says: The business OF the Ma
tiOnal Democratic Committee, which meets
In Washington on the 22d of next Esbru'
ary, vii. be cOn6ned 10 the selection OF q
place aud tizins the time for holding the
National Convention. The Democratic
Committee consists of one member from
each State only. The Territories and Dis
trict OF COlumbis are not represented upon
II. The Democratic Committee has no jur-
lsdicion over questions Of representation
and Sindred subjects, unless authority be
sPeeihcs.ly delegated to it By a national
convention.
The Next Convention
VIII comprise So2 delegates, instead of
.'H as heretofore. The increase results
nom The enlargement OF the House of
representatives. Two delegates are al
!o"ed trom each Congressional distric, aud
!our at large from each State TO represent
tNe senatorial votes. So that il will re
Suile RZ votes 70 nominate instead OF
S'V As hitherto. Some of the Demo
Ssauc leaders are advising that the con-
wnuOn next year be held in August, on
Le ground that the canvass will thus be
snorehed reducing the labor without in
~! wa! operating against the pirty's
,;aahces, ,;es, ltis claimed that inst as effsc-
i've "Ctk can be done in two months as in
S;e ,Sur. nG lar as this proposition has been
H,S.H Ssseu s ,; toes not seem To meet with
much favor. August weather. il is repre-
ssnIeu' IS too warm for convention laSOrs
To Tu stptem Der would be 100 late. There.
toIS. " IS probable that the committee will
,SoN p'TceGents and fix the time two or
c-n se weeks later than the Republican
III niSn. II is already spparent that
rIr re VIII be sharp struggle between
iSpesLng iSa cities for the privilege of hold
ne convention. Chicago, S.. Louis,
.,cn,;einnati, Louisville and Sarsto-. are
;sT'eiS In the field. and Baltimore Is being
~>~sS " " soaas, Tls Iasssia, ai d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-20

NEx YoRE, December 10 -fhs bondboi''
er, Of The Newport spd Ciocispst Bridge
Compsny elected John r. Grese. toasth
Vics President OF the Chicago. 81. L1ois
and PittbuIsh Railroad, trustee. 10 place
of J. Edsar Thomas, decsassd
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

A large portion of the business part of ster-
ling, Ont. burned, yesterday. Loss, $125,OGO.
An Embalmers and Uhdertakers' National
Convention is be held in Cincinnati the last OF
this month.
At Fremont, O., John Radford, convicted OF
wife murder, sentenced yesterday to be
hanged Oh Friday, October II.
Rev. J. G. Bracy, a convert from Catholicism.
was ordained to the ministry of the First Baptist
Church of Burlington, VT, last night
Adolph Donkberg, German eoant, anu for
merly a lieutenant in the German army, Is I'M
prisoned at st. Louis for the theft of theodo-
lite.
At Conway, g c., yesterday, Solomon Hewitt
and Willie Hardee were hanged. A large crowd
was present, but the lawful number only was
permitted to see the execution.
On Thursday night, at Milwaukee, F. B. Fair
banks, Catholic priest, was arrested for being
drunk and disordery. He was booked in tine po-
lice station under fictitious name.
At New Haven, Conn, in hotly contested glove
fight between William Keeer and Charles Gil
hOoly, Keller pounded Gilheoly into uncon-
seriousness. and it was twenty minutes before he
recovered. Nine rounds were fought.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Church of
America in session at Albany, N, Y, adOpted
resolutions denOuncing Sunday papers ana re-
commencing church members not to buy them
General James Smith. of Glasgow, Scotland.
has made arrangements for the erection OF "A
twenty-tOn monument on the battlefield of Mum
louisville KY. General Smiths brother, Colonel
Robert Smith, OF tie Eleventh Mississippi, was
killed at MumfOrdsville,
"Bil" Drake. of Oglethorpe county, Ga, forced
his wife, who was in n delicate condition, to
work In the fields She fell from exhaustion,
and he beat her with heehandle until she mis-
carried. He then dragged her by the hands to
the house, where she died few hours after
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Brief Mention.

A happy commencement is assured at the
Northwestern University, Evanston, the whole
Indebtedness of 100000 having just been
wiped out,
Monroe Steffey, of Crawford county, threw his
cigar stub in the bucket of powder, a few days
ago. His nurses have hope that his eyes are not
entirely ruined.
Irwin Jonas and Maggie Cronin, of Mt. Forest,
elOped, and up to Thursday night nothing was
known of their whereabouts. Cruel parents OBJ
jected to their marriage.
At Champaign George Bennett, a stranger
aged thirty, went into the Illinois Central round
house, and when an engine backed in, and
stopped TO have the cinders removed from the
fire. box, he was found crushed to death in the
ash-pit.
A lady of st. Joseph, Mrs. Vint. Hayes, is
thought to be near death from the bite of a wild
coon. The animal had been captured by some
boys, and Mrs. Hayes, seeing that it was about
to bite her little child, seized hold OF the animal
and was bitten, as is feared. fatally.
AT Decatur. on Wednesday, Mrs. Mary Wheel
err, of Champaign, q young woman bearing a
fourteen-mOnths-od infant in her arms, went to
a drug store in this city, with the avowed pur-
pose OF purchasing poison with which TO kill
herself and child. The druggist refused to sell
her either arsenic or laudanum. Domestic
troubles.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The State Board of Equalization Will begin its
annual session next Monday, and will probably
complete its work in about two weeks.
crazy colored woman was found wandering
about the streets. last evening. and was taken
TO the police station. Her name could not be
learned.
A strawb berry show will be given at the aSri-
cultural rooms to-day by the Marion County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society, aud a
premium Of $50 is offered for the best exhibl-
ton.
Kinslpy, Whites & Co.. OF New York, yesTer-
day tiled suit III the Federal Court against j. W.
Hess Il Co., asking Judgment for $3.50 on a
promissory note executed on Jan. 30, 1888,
payable four month after date.
A lecture will be given on Rome by Rev. DR..
Priest, OF New Jersey, at the Third Presby terian
Cnucrh, next Tuesday evening. This lecture is
for the benefit of the Hospital and Training
School for Nurses. DR.. Priest has resided in
Rome.
Building permits were issued yesterday TO the
Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul Church, for a
$500 frame house on south New Jersey near
McCarGylstreet, and to W. S. Tingley for an $500
frame addition TO No. see North Pennsylvania
street.
The art collection, the work of over forty stu
dents of st. Johns Academy, will be exhibited
Tree TO all who may desire to call at the acad-
envy on Thursday next. The commencement ex-
ereises, tickets to which cost twenty five cents,
commence promptly at o'clock on the evening
OF the same day.
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twenty witnesses, little Jack won a victory.
At 1 o'clock he touched his cap to the fore
man and said:
"Pve licked your biggest prentice and
want to go to work.
Ten minutes later he had become ma
chinist's apprentice, and if yoa goin there to-
day you will find him with greasy hands, oily
face, and head full of business ideas. Jack
carries the keys to the drawers where steam
gauges, safety-valves and other trimmings
are kept, and he knows the use of every tool,
the workings of every piece of machinery,
and there is a constant call for Jack here and
Jack there Before he is twenty he will be a
finished machinst and before he is twenty
five he will be foreman of some great shop
He is quiet, earnest, respectful and observ-
ing. What he does is well done. What he
is told he never forgets.
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Summary
Latonia Jockey Club.

CovINGToN, KY, June 15.-The inaugural
meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club was to
be concluded to-day, but it was decided to
give the public another days sport, and the
meeting will close tomorrow. The track
was in better shape to-day, and the attend
ance large. The first race, mile and an
eighth, had six starters. Drake Carter, the
favorite, won handily in 2:0214; Emma
Manly second Centervile third. The mile
and-a-quarter purse was taken by Little But
tercup in 21414; Metropolis second, Major
Hughes third For the Himyar stake, mile
and three furlongs, only four came to the
post Leonatus the favorite, won easily
from Revere; Astec third. Time, 2:27H.
The fourth race was mile heats for purse
of 5000. Ballast won the first heat in 1:46K,
Lord Raglan second, Oakleaf third; Little
Emily was dstanced and Luke Fogle drawn.
The second heat was won by Lord Raglan in
1:46, Oakleaf second, Mistral third The
third heat and the race was won by Lord
Raglan from Ballast in 1:471$
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The Fearfulness of Liouor.

Huntington Herald.
Call them fanatics if we will, but were one
fourth of the crimes and tragedies, commit
ted under the influence of rum, the result of
harboring gang of outlaws, such storm of
Indignation would arise as would sweep from
the land every vestige of the perpetrators.
An entire State was interested in the cap
ture, punishment and breaking up of the
James gang but more crimes are committed
in one month under the influence of intoxi-
cants, and yet no one seems to be able to do
the least thing to eradicate the evil. One
thing should be DONE and that is, that all
who have anything to do in the education of
the young should teach them the enormity
of the evils flowing from the vice of intem-
perance.
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"Our Flag Is Still Thare y

Mr., s. B. Longfellow, Augusta. Me, east side
river, writes us under date of April -, 1888:
ITO whom it may concern: This may certify
that two years ago l very badly afflicted
with kidney and urinary difficulties, which ex-
tended through the system and laid me up for
weeks so that 1 could do no work. 1 had the
most skillful physician in town, who gave me no
assistance. Hearing of Hunts Remedy got a
hottie, and half of 1t cured me entirely, so that
have been well ever since. The other half gave
to a neighbor who Was afflicted much Twas,
and II restored him to health. / can truly say
Hunts Remedy has been of great and inexpres-
sible w6.th to me-"
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Rev. j. n Beard win give the exposition Of
the Sunday school lesson at the teachers meet
ing, in the chapel, to-day at noon. Subject,
"The end of the first missionary jOurney"-Acts
xiv, 1929
The 4 O'Clock meeting in the CHI pei is intended
to be as informal as possible, tomorrow, and on
this account 1t Will contain some points OF Pc
eultar interest
Tue association is IN great neen OF snlta-
bic books for the Beech Grove Sunday
school, and will be very glad to hear from
those who are inclined to help remedy this diff
Guilty Mr.. II. Il. Fulton has presented the assn
citation with handsome heath-lift, which will
he added TO the gymnasium apparatus, and Mr.
W. r. Marcy has placed one of his fine clocks in
the office The Year Book published by rhe in
ternatIonaI committee which gives good view
OF association matters all over the world, will be
ont early next month. Persons desiring copies
requested to leave their names with the gen
eral secretary, 50 that he may Know how many
To order
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Columbus Races.
Base Ball.

Boston, June 15.-Chicago s, Boston 3.
BAY CITY, Mich, June 15-Quincy 8, Bay
City l.
PROVIDENCE, June 15.-ProvideHce 5, De-
troit 3
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Cincinnati II, Balti-
more 3.
New YORK, June 15.-Cleveland G. New
York 3.
TOLEDO, June 15.-Toledo 16 Peoria 10; ten
innings.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-BufIalo % Phil
adelphia H.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June 15-Fort
Wayne 9, Saginaw 5.
P1TTsBURe, June 15.-Columbus II, ALLIE
gheny s; ten innings.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich, June 10, - Grand
Rapids s, Springfield 6.
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Running at brighton Beach.

BRIGHToN BEACH, June 15.-The attend
ance at the Coney Island race track was
good, and the five races were quickly run
off In the first event, three-quarters of a
mile dash, the favorite, Little Minch ex-
perienced no trouble in winning from field
of seven in Ills, Harriet second, Hostage
third. The mile dash was taken by Clara
B., which beat Little Kate in 1:14, Cen
tehnial third. Hilarity won the mile and a
quarter in 2:11, beating Bona Retta, Monk
and four others. The fourth race, one mile
was won by Fair Water Glen Ullen second,
Doubtful third; time, 1:45A. The steeple
chase was taken by Moscow, Captain York
second, Ranger third; time, 244.
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Arbitration Between Capital and Labor.

Lafayette Courier.
1t should be the effort of the laborer and
the capitalist to meet upon common ground,
and each concede to the other in an emer-
gency such points as may be essential TO
their common welfare. Those papers that
endeavor to teach that the war between these
two social factors is unavoidable, constant,
bitter and to the knife, can only work great
harm to the community. The true policy is
to soothe and heal differences, and not to in
flame and aggravate them. The man who
encourages feelings of anmosity in the
minds of worker and employer is a public
danger and ought to be treated as SUCH Ar
bitration is the best panacea for the ills of
the laboring man, and the day is not distant
when legal steps will be taken to provide for
it, without the expense of feeling lawyers and
INDUCING in costly trials before the courts