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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
PARK KERSBURG.
Operators Who are Not Members Of
the Brotherhood Suffer Discharge
Rather Than Take Strikers Places
Ihe Late eMurder-Other Matters.
SDeciaf 10 the RegiSfer.

Special 10 the Register.
PaREERsBURG, July 23.-Mr. Walker, tie
efficient and genial night operator at the
B. & o. depot, this city, was rendered po-
sition at Piedmont, but when he found he
was wanted to take the place of one of the
striking operators, declined to accept, and
he was Immediately discharged by orders
from headquarters of the b. 4 o. Telegraph
Company. Frank McCabe, of this city,
who is known as one of the most compe.
tent and popular operators, was rendered a
similar position in Cincinnati by the
Western Union, but promptly declined
when he learned that be was wanted to
fill the place Of one of the strikers %either as
OF tbss gsnsi1%sant nssrmpsathy Ss'@Sfth With ths sroiSsf
fss" s'Us rss +. ,ss .s.a.s them lsss
given by the Cooper Assembly, Knights OF
Labor, last week at Sam Stewards grove up
the Kanawba, proved to lbe a success, So
cially and financially. The X. OF L. Lodge
here are in full sympathy with the teie-
graphers' strike and hope to see the
Knights Of the hey succeed, and are
ready to tender financial aid if necessary.
Col. Al. Illenzger has been appointed
as delegate to the Grand Lodge of X. Of
L., which meets in Cincinnati III Sep
tember.
The X, of L. are prospering finely here
and the day is not far distant when thier
power will be felt in Wood county by way
of reform in many unjust determinations
against labor.
The Jail now contains hard crowd OF
prisoners.
The Wood County Tragedy.
Leondard & Caldwell, with Hon John A.
Hutchinson, have been retained by John
K. Coe and son walter, the prisoners com,
miEted to Jail charged with the murder OF
Calvin Williams, an account of which ap-
peafsd in the REGISTER OF the 22i inst.
Mr.. Coe is one Uf Wood county's good citl-
zens, snd it is to be regretted that he
became involved in this unfortunate affair.
A motion will be made by the counsel in
the noted Paul case, on Tuesday, for
change OF venue 1t is thought that suf-
ficient grounds cannot be shown for such
a change as Joe Paul can have fair trial
in Wood county. Little difficulty would
be experienced in securing an unbiased
jury.
George l.. Spence, ESQ, left here for Dr..
Har.'5 osnItariuIu, in ieasAnt Uuun.y, m
sunday afternoon, and will spend a few
days there for the beHefit of his health
Rev. Gaylord, of Pennsylvania, filed the
pulpit of the Calvary Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
THE WAY IT AFFECTED HIM.
A Pittsburgh Man Attempts Suicide on
the Eve OF His Wedding, Is Rescued
by His Lady Love. ana the Ceremony
Proceeds.

by HIS Lady Love. ana the Ceremony
Proceeds.
PITTSBURGH, July 23.-Saturday night
last between 9 and 10 O'CLOCK, man was
observed to rush frantically up the hill
side, above Second street, South Side, to
the Pan Handle track. An inbound train
was in sight, and upon its near approach,
the man placed his head upon the railroad
track in such manner as to convince the
two persons who had followed him that he
fully intended what had been previously
expected by them-that the man
meant suicide. One of these persons
vas a woman, and the intended
bride of the queer acting individual.
With shrek, assisted by her male com.
paniop, the man was rescued from his
perilous situation. Upon being question.
ed afterwards as to his rash act, he said he
had been indulging somewhat in antcipa.
zion of his forthcoming marriage, and be-
ing Of rather nervous disposition he sup
poseo it has so affected him that he did not
know what he was doing. His name is
Joseph Halsger, and he is glass worker
by occupation. He was all right yesterday
ard his marriage with the young lady who
so hero:cally pulled him out OF his death
hole, was celebrated yesterday afternoon
at The residence of the bride, Clinton Place
near the Clinton Iron mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Labor Troubles in bethlehem.

BFTaLEEHM, July 2-The different de-
partments of the steel mill are running
smoothly to day, but tine force Of work
Hen is increasing slowly. The Union men
who had not received their money before
called at the cGmpany's Office this morning
and were promptly paid. Many OF those
who have gone to work are hooted at by
the women and children Of the Union
men when they make their appearance 10
the street, and much bitter feeling between
the two forces has been engendered in this
Ray
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
AFTER MANY YEARS,
A Zaresvle Boy Visits Sister
He Had Never Seen.
Time Rolls on and a Wanderer is Called 10
the Scenes Of His Youth by
Memory Dear.

Z,xEsvILIE, o, July % -Ol last SLtur-
streets OF Xinesviile. aiIer thirty'seven
years absence. We refer to Mr.. Frederick
Church, eldest son OF Tia. late Il. G. Church,
who is remembered ny CUT old citizens as
printer, whose JOB printing Office was on
one or the other corners OF Fifth and Main
streets for many years. Mr.. Frederick
Church is also printer, and Is engaged Ia
the Job printing rooms Of the Register Office.
in Mobile. Alabama He looks we'll, and
comparatively young. He Is stoG2iny
with lis broiher.in.iaw, Mr.. W. c.
Harris, member OF the City Coun.
cil from the Sixth ward. Mr.. Har.
ris's wife is Mr. Church's youngest sister.
whom He Had Never sees.
she having been born some six years s.tsr
his departure. His youngest brother also
he bad never seen until last week. HIS
father is dead. but bis mother Is still liy.
ing, and lie has quite a number Of relatives
here and Ia Michigan.
Mr. Church recognized the old river and
landmarks OF the old city, as the train he
came on rolled into town, but nearly all
else had changed so that he found himself
almost a stranger in . strange city. lie
knew nobody but his mother and the sis.
ters who were in before he lef, bis origiusl
home. Hardly half a dozen names OF the
present inhabitants did he recognize -
among those he kne v in his youth.
Tbirty-seven years ago. That vas before
the Mexican var was over: before Q rail.
road was built TO Z.nesyille; while the
Old Stage Csseh vs. Rsssisg
from east to west along the National Road
aud Maysville Turnpike; while the canal
boats were running briskiy between Zanes-
Vile and Cleveland and other points over
the Ohio canal system and before the
town wss anything like built up on the
eastern side by the numerous additions, 10
ssy nothing oi the extensions on the west
side Of the river. During the last tsn years
the Improvements In rebuilding, fpartieu,
larry the Court House aud many Main
street blocks, have changed the appearance
of the old town 80 much that al former
residents who have been away since prior
to that time would now. on returning. per
csive Q marked difference in the genesal sp.
pesrspee OF the business part OF the city.
II IL pleasant to meet and greet our 70.
| turned wanderers after 20 many years d
| absence. and yet there Is fsit slight hnss
| Of melancholy, on recurring to cd tines
persons and things, TO find, Within poeSod
| Of years % com parafively brief, thai hardly
a familiar name, fsce or place remain
where or - il was, some thirty odd jean
ego.
Mr.. Church conomplstes remaiAinz I
few days longer. beiore visiting sams oshs
relstives at q distance, and thsn Sssnfnin,
to his homo in The South
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
A SUNDAY FIGHT.
The Members OF Buffalo COngrega-
ten Engage I'm a Regular Rtot-Tho
Police Met with n SOlley OF stones.

BUFFALO, July 21.-There was riotous
affair at ST. StainslIus Polish Catholic
Church to day. About five E,onfhs ago
Rev. Frank Charvaux was appointed to
assist Rev. John Pitass. Tie former i'm.
Immediately began vigorous crusade
against the evils OF part Of his flock, and
seeking 10 stop excessive beer dnnSlng
and music in saloon adjacent to the
church during service. Rev. Pltass
did not agree with the movement, and the
result was the congregation was about
evenly divided. Cbarvaux began to re.
Ceive threatening letters, and some OF his
side hearing of this, stoned OF the saloons
opposite inc church. completely demoli.h'
ing the front and the pool table within.
one priest was hisssd upon enter
ing church for service ut six
o'clock tonight, and the edifice was soon
cleared and fully one thousand people soon
assembled out7ide, and when the police
arrived they were met with Q voiley OF
stones and other missiles. Two ofscer1
were struck, but not very seriously hurt.
The crowd at last dispersed after threaten
ing to burn certain houses. Ten persons
were arrested and others will follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
SATURDAYS STORM.
Several Persons Killed and Large
Number Seriously Injured.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, July 23.-Later advices
of Saturdays storm indicate that its track
was one to two miles wide, and crossed Blue
Earth, Waseck, Steele, Dodge, Olmstead
and Wabasha counties. The most seriou,
damage occurred in the villages OF Kasata,
Owatonna and Elgin. At Elgin three per.
sons were seriously injured. Near Man-
torville there were nine serious casualties
by the overturning of a passenger train.
Near Owatonna thirty four persons sus-
tanned injuries of a more or less serious
nature. Near Hitchcock Mr.. Grissirger
and mother were killed, and Mrs. BowIes
was killed near Redfeld. Near Huron,
Dakota, it was reported nine persons were
killed and fifty wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
A STARTLING Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by remarka-
bic discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and al
paiisnts that they have given up to die, j.
starting them 10 realize their sense OF duty,
Snd examine into the merits Of this woo,
terful discovery; resulting in huairsds o!
our bes, physicians using il in their prsc
tice Trial hotties l0c az Log4S & CO..:
bridge Corner Drug 6tore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
ARun Oh n DRAG atore

Never vas such rush made for any drug
store as is now st Logan & Co.'S. Bridge
Corner, for Trisl Bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, ar
any affection OF the Throat aud Luags, can
get Trial Bottle OF this great rsmsiy, loe,
BY calling at above Drug s.9Is, Regular
siss, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Deaths from RIux.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 23.-From reliable
sources it has been learned within the past
twelve days over sevelty-five deaths have
occurred from fux at Byhalia, Waterford
and Victoris, Miss, three small towns
sdjacent to each other and located about
twenty. four miles southwes: sf Memphis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Cable Railway SuIf.

PHILADELPHIA July 2S.-The Cable Rail
way Company, of Californis, fled bill Of
equity against the Union Passenger Rail
way Company. of this city, asking for an
injunction restraining the use OF patented
Improvements in the new cable road, to
which the company claims to be solely en-
titled IL also asks lor damsges
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
COOPERATIVE COMPANY.
Arrangements Being Made For the
Erection OF n Mill at Hubbard, o.
Secretary Marttu's Views.


Erection OF n Mill nt Hubbard, o.
Secretary Martiu's Views
PTrTsBURGH, July 23.-From Youngstown
comes the statement that arrangements are
being made for the erection of mill at
Hubbard, Ohio, by the Amalgamated As
socistion upon the cooperative plan. The
originators OF the scheme claim that it will
be successful, as it is thought that
nearly all OF the twenty thousand
members of the association in
the United States will each take q share
the face value OF which would be S., pay
able in weekly installuents Of twenty five
cents. An average Of one share per mem
Der would raise 100000, which would be
sufficient capital to place the enterprise
upon good financial basis, and the pro.
jectors believe that with proper handling
the mill would bring In good dividends.
Secretary Martin,
of the Amslgamated association, was seen
this mCrniug in regard TO the above. He
said that he had heard nothing of it yet in
an official way, but he was inclined to
think that there was something in the
story, "l would not be surprised" be said,
Ito see our men start mill. 1t has been
talked of a long time and our membership
is of the opinion that cooperative esta6.
lishment could be made to 60.
But if the project is ever pushed the mill
will have no connection with the sssocia-
ton. The mixing up of the ass ,clation
with business ventures has never been
thought Of; neither will il ever be done
II co operative mill is built it will belong
to the stockholders, and the association as
a body will have no control of it don't
know of anything definite having been
cone So yet, but l think it may yet turn
out a practical illustration of successful
cooperation"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Railroad Bridge Barned.

PROVIDENCE July 23.-The wooden
bridge of the New York and New Englsnd
railroad, over the south branch of the
Pawtucket river, near Coventry, burned
to day. Passengers are transferred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
Storm at Ashury Park.

AsBrRY. N. j., July 23-The severest
storm that was ever experienced here
ragged this afternoon. The Adisou, Gilsey
aud Howard houses were unroofed, aud six
carriages loaded with psople upset and
wrecked. The numoer OF tents blown down
at Ocean Grove is unknown. A coiored
man was hIoEn out 10 sea IN boat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
.p..,o,a.n, Commi,, Suicide.

CANTON, o., July 3-Enanuel tth, a
mschinist at the safe works attempted sui'
eide at noon to-day by shooting himself in
the head with a revolver. The ball did
not penetrate the brain. He is still! living,
but will undoubtedly die before mig IT,
Uth is middle aged man and has family.
Mental depression is the supposed cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
A Feutnu rrnttsr.

Nxw Yoax. July %. james McDermou,
shot al rs Fenian traitor, makes affidavit
charging James Gaynor with the crime.
Caynor Is only recently from Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
The CSe-WIIlIams Tragedy,

PAEKERsnuRG, July 23..-Nev develop
ments in the Coe Williams tragedy GO 10
show that young Coe bought the revolver
which was found in his hand after the fstd
ausrrel occurred, and had made state.
ment to the party OF whom he purchased
the weapon, tat he intended to kill Will
iiams with it.
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RsRhs Men KAke<i.

SYRAcusk, n. Y. July 2S-Kght men en-
tered q furns see 10 construct new lining
when the o'd lining fell upon them killing
all instantly,
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nsss ass $500 1ssaA

The best puliAAs and sy.tsn s1g21
ever pjsced within the reach Of sss,ns4
humanity, truly h Electric Bfen ens,~
dri,y Of the liver, kiiiSusnss s ~ ~.
constipation, weak kidneya ~ -
esse Oi the urinary orenA o. M sS-5s,,
,,nt .ia sISsys 6nd E!ectfie. AteeS y
- nd only esrssin core IT, ~ ~;
- sprely ana Quickly, every Ae4s ssS
sn.ssd 10 sive entire ssiisfscaeS'e ~
vIutSed. ocld q - So ~
i4s-s 6 g, lssGGist4 -
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RiR Land Sale.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 23-The largest
sale OF timber lands ever made by the st.
Louis and Iron Mountain railroad was
completed to day, being five thousand acres
in Saline county Ark
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Three youpg Men Drswaed.

CUMBERLAND, M, July 23.-tieo. Kane,
Harry ShaGer and Worthington McCo!loh,
Young unmarried men, from FrostourG.
Md. while rowing on the Potomac, we're
all drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24

N.Nr times you want to keep melt or
fsh for several days. Lay II in solution
of Rex MsgBus svr night and you can
Keep il for weeks Yon can sl.o keep milk
q week or 81 by stirring - l;tiie u tae
.,ouos FirAsi b4snl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24
AsHBuRsHAn. MAG, yaH. u. 1880.

Ihave besa very SEX over two ys.n.
They all gave me up as past oure. l tried
the most skilifui physicians bat they did
not reach the WORT part. The innes and
heart uoHId fill mp every night and distress
me, md my throat ws, very bad. l told
nv children never should die in ps,cs
Until hsd tried Hop Bttsfs. ] have
taken two bottles They kave he.ped me
very much INDEED. / AN now vail There
xss ioi Of rick folks bsre'Sko have sen
h.x th.y keiped me, and they used ths.p
/ sri are cured. and feel ~ thankful - 20
t5st 1, ere Is 10 yaInsbic . medicine mste.
EN. ..L.xc 9. svsAiss.
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.R0uRt, On MATS"

NASHVILLE. July 23.-Mrs. Warford, Of
Gay street, West Nashville, died this morn.
ing from a large dose Of Rough on Rats, y
rakon ty mistake for camphor about q
wppk orO
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Loss by Fire,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 23.-The losses
| by the Burning OF the Gibson House and
stable are $50 900; insurance 10000.
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Correspondence Of tie Resisr.

BAlu.orR, M. ysly D:-he -
Thomss Bvsnn, SE.Msyes oi Haid0eA
eI 0svsfnoT Of AasylanA and ex:ne-e
Of ODpgIess, 70 lying da.Gseons,y " = -
susnsr ressdsnes st NSsyis, Ssov -
fran LessbusE, Va Hs = oves l>Cnel
yssrs old and 6is hsalth 10 sstrsiy goss
1CEp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24

E.sHv,lLs, fnI., !sly n.Ias -
ntnt In the Polk tfisl vse eosueee1 ~ ~
sfleruoon. The judss will dsitsW -
ebaxs 70 the Jury to-moRToW.
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BASE BALL.
|, an1 rrOvIuence Ieam oIlhi IN rne
Lead, with CIevelands SecOnd-Ath-
lets Being Pushed Hard.

The following tables show the marked
changes in the League and association
championship contests to date:
LEAGUE GAMES.
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Gan Ord,. Remain.

HAVANA, July 23.-The body of Gen.
Ord has been placed on ice pending ar.
rspgements OF his family for the dis 30 sal
Of his remains
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Hish.StrunE Angler.

OTTAWA, ONr. July 2j--rrvate sdyices
from CascapcdIa River state that the Gov.
ernOr General and Princess Louise are
having unusual luck angling.
President Arthur aud party are spending
few days with the Vice Regal party, aud
are enjoying the sport immensely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-24

ESrEsPRIsrxs local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure to sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred Address
Aumiston Food Preseryatiye o., 70 KiIby
tt..st, P.ston.
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Trouble at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 23.-At O'Clock
this afternoon the operators who were EN-.
ployed by the Cotton Exchange, Merchants
Exchange and two bucket shops struck,
thus compicating matters and leaving the
exchanges without quotations, which the
Western Union people had arranged to be
cent
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Arkansas CGax. assmeD.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 23.-To NOR.
rows Gazette will contain letters from
four Democratic Congressman from Arkan.
sss on the tariff and speakership. All will
he outspoken for revenue tariff Jones
ard Peel are openly for Carlyle; Rogers
uncommitted, but FIrors for Carlyle |;
Ecckenridge uncommitted. but pro.
nounCed against Randall or any other
protectionis'. NJ letter was furnished by
Dunn
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IsDAY MORNING. july "a. 1883.
scloTo4oMAs TRIAL.

- Kyidenee Csntinaes In Kener's
eveR - Predicting the End Of the
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Will It Work:

New YoEK, July 23.-The executive com.
mittse of the Board of Trade and Trans.
portstion ask that the difference between
the Western Union Telegraph Company
snd the employees be referred to srbitra-
ton
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Troy, y. Y, July 23.-Tne Western
Union Office here reports three men at
being sent promptly and the northern
onires are in Lood shape.
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sfuatjOn I'm Chicago.

10 strike 49, 'y 23-The Western Union
Company mas recruited q new force for the
gold and stock telegraph service in this city,
and the III "ket quotations are reaching
subscribers as usual to-day. The situation
otherwise is unchanged
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Improved Condition at Memphis.

MEMrHIs, July 23.-There is an improved
condition at the Western Union telegraph
office this morning Manager Howard now
has ten working, having been reinforced
to-day by thoroughly competent operators
from NiCksburg. The gold and stock indi-
Gators at the Merchants Exchange, and the
two bucket shops are working this morn
ing. All the market reports saving those
from Chicago have been received. The
strikers continue to remain firm,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Council Proceedings-PoIIc Matters
Personals, Etc.

In speaking OF Freddy Remnants fine
in yesterdays REGISTER a typo made me
say he was fined $40 and costs. 1t should
have read 500 and costs.
Miss Emma Horning celebrated her birth
day at the residence OF her parents in the
Third ward last night. Quite large NUN.
Der of young folks were present. She re.
ceived many presents, and an excellent
time is reported.
The John Tomas has begun running be-
tween Point Pleasant and Pomeroy.
Mr.. o. G. Schreiner is sick.
Mr.. Eugene Rider has secured good pc,
sition in telegraph Office at Boston, Mass.
joe Medill, Esq, is down the river in
the interests OF the Martins Ferry Stove
Works.
Mrs. G. w. Wolf, OF Newburg, w. Va, is
visiting relatives hereabouts.
MIR. Alfred Springer and wife are both on
the sick list at their home in Clark's AID
dition.
Jonn Rine, a miner employed at York.
vile, was arrested yesterday at the depot
in drunken condition and locked up.
Miss Elya Co.'S is visiting friends at Steu
benville.
The 1.-TWO Orphans" will be presented by
home talent Oh the 30th and 31st instants.
Capt. Wise at City Hall tonight
Mr.. J. T. Hsnes, who has been on the
sick list for some days, is again at his effice
and o h.
Yesterday was pay day. at the Laughlin
mill The pay was light.
Saturday is pay day at Raineys.
Dick Houghton is confined to his
home by sickness.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart and daugter Kate
returned home last night from a pleasant
visit to relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Ewart Hobensack, former resident
OF this place but now q resident of Barton
county, No, has been appointed chief
deputy recorder of said county. Ewart
left here without a cent, but has now &C.
cummulated some lucre, has a wife and
child and nice home. He says that any
young man who is deficient in the above
named luxuries should emigrate to that
country.
Council held special meeting at City
Hall last night. Arrangement were con-
cluded for the election in April of three
Councilmen to fill the vacancies occasioned
by the expiration of the terms
Of Messrs. Hipkins, Mullaney and
Hoyle. Mr.. Shrodes was
granted the privilege of erecting a hay
scales on the pike in Clark's addition.
Marshal Hanson was ordered to purchase
one dozen new chairs. 1t was also decided
to erect a stairway from the Mayors office
to the hall. ".
A drunken printer, Mailing from Youngs.
town, Ohio. was found last night BY
Marshal Hanson lying on the railroad track,
in an intoxicated condition, shortly before
the O'Clock train passed down, and locked
him up.