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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
late their course - TO aocoMmoaate thsss
esntlemen TO enjoy tAemsslvsA

late their course - TO aocelsmoaate thsss
gentlemen to enjoy tAemsslvsA =
6etneillasi0a.
Mc0overn, Of Harrison county, iBa ply.
sician and clever little fellow. He 10 the
chairman Of the committee on county af.
fairs. ~ - - =
Fayne, of Guernsey, who 70 In the Sev.
enteenfh Congressional District, 10 q model
nsn in his habits and very sociable.
Msurey, of Monroe county, Is q school
teacher, which fact probably accounts for
the habitud severe expression on his face.
Hon: VIM. Bell. Franklin county's rep
tentative, is q candidate for Mayor OF
Columbus at the ensuing election-Demo.
cratic.
Mr.. Kithcart has succeeded in getting
the SteubenviIle school fund question
STAYED of for two weeks. He feels certain
that he will save the s., ,000 to the Steuben.
vile public schools.
Mr.. Nsgenler leaves for home this even.
ing and will not return until Tuesday.
The tri-weekly adjournment occurred to-
day and the solons take rest until Tuse-
day. l..l.'-., 2. ,-,'7s.
Speaker Bodse, Dr.. Scott and Gen. Jones,
OF the House are all candidates for Cover.
nor. FABiSs.
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MAGes Reducel.

PITTSBURGH, February S.-Glass blowers
working in the bottle factories in this city
have been notified By their employers on
account of dull trade of a reduction Of ID
per cent in wages. The men oppose the
reduction and a strike will likely result.
The Amalgamaled Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers are arranging for series
of mass meetings to declare in favor Of
sound tariff and protection OF home indus
tries
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
who Is She:
II. a. L.I.Eu-. II ~. g.. I-...

To the EIstor OF the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, February 3-The lady who
wr, t. three anonymous letters is known
to some parties in this place and resides
here. Tne first letter written was u DR..
-. After brief interval she wrote one
to herself. Then. to cap the climax, the
last was to banker of this place. Now
this is very annoying TO the parties referred
IN and much to her discredit. / write this
bopipg she will see the error of her ways
and do everything in the future in legiti-
mats manner. Y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
Death OF Miss Mamie II. Good.

A private dispatch received from St.
Louis yesterday morning conveys the sad
intelligence of the death of Miss Mamie
II. Good, eldest daughter OF Alex. Good,
ESQ. a former resident of this city. Miss
Coed died at 7:S0 Friday evening st the
residence Of her father, in Kirkwood, q
suburb in St. Louis. The remains will be
t.9vsh, 80 .Ais city tor in,ermeps,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
THE SCOTT CASE.
Histor. of the TriaI-A Rehearing
This Week.

SpecidlDiSpatch to the Sunday Register.
PITrSBUfH, February "a very inter
esting case bat has been on trial in the
Quarter Sesions Court, in this city, during
the present week, reached very unsatis-
factory termination yesterday. The case
was that OF on, Scott sgainst twenty men,
bers OF the imalgsmated. Association OF
Iron and Stee Workers, charging them
with conspiracy, The circumstances Civ
ing rise 10 the cae were these Scott and
the defendants yere employed at the
National Rolling fill ard all were men,
bers OF the Amsgamated Association.
Scott having
Failed to Ply His Dues.
was expelled from TIN Association, and the
members thereof then sought TO have him
discharged FRONT he w.rks. They went so
far as TO inform the prsDrietors that Scott
must go or they would, and upon the re-
fnsal OF the proprietors b discharge Scott,
they threw down thei tools and quit
work. Scott, not wishinste caese so much
disturbance, as he alleges, nd having some
fear OF personal violence, Voluntarily left
his position. He then had he defendants
indicted for conspiracy, anothe case came
on for trial Tuesday last. EIer reaching
certain point in the caA the counsel
agreed 10 allow a special verdit OF guilty
to be entered, adding that 80 force or
threats had been used by the defendants.
This was in order that the case might 90
before the Supreme Court, so tha
The Conspiracy Laws
Of the State might be thorough tested
and suthoritatively settled. The 0slrt in.
stucted the jury TO return yerdicEn the
form sgreed upon, but much to the sur.
prise Of every one they refused to do ,. the
only instance of such refusal ever khDyn
In the Courts of this county. The tial
then proceeded to the end and went tothe
Jury. After being out all night they b.
turned, that they had failed TO agree, AM
were discharged. The Court immediatet
ordered the case on the list for a new trial
and it will probably come on for a rehear
ing next week. 1t is said that the secre
Of the jury's failure to agree lies in the fac
that four Of the members thereof wer'
members Of the Amslgamsted Associa
ton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
Rumor Coutratiicted,

Yesterday rumor was in circulation
that Emma Abbott would Soldier and
not sing here tomorrow and Tuesday
nights. Manager Reister yesterday tele-
graphed her these rumors, which was set
at rest by the following reply:
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February3.
F. Relster, Manager Opera Rovse:
Rumor entirely unfounded. Shall posi-
lively appear in Wheeling both Monday
and Tuesday evenings. and sing the two
operas love the best. EMMA ABBOTT.
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The FLOOD.
hee" Rains I'm tho west-Rsoers.
rOm Indiana and mia


INDIANAPOLIS, February st has bean
raining and sleeting here for the pas
thirty hours, and is still raining hard Al.
streams are swollen. Trains from IN
nor n are delayed five or six hours, TsTs.
eraphlc communication with Chicago bs,
been cut off by all routss all
day by the sleet north Of LAFAYETTE
and Logansport. Between Lsfsyette and
hankskee lines are all down for miles and
every effort possible is being made to re.
siore telegraph communication.
AZ Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, February 3.-The flood and
rain has caused wide spread damsge to. .dav
The rain began last evening and has been
ialiing continuously for more than
tWer ty four hours, Much of the
time rain fell in torrents
The Cuyguaga River and tributaries have
oyerhowed and are still rising. and there is
little prospect of the rain ceasing. Houses
bar rs, factories, etc. in the valleys are in.
undated and the damage in the aggregate
EilLhs lAssss uEe.SS '5f iifs g. reported
yet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
CIarEsbnrs,s Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, February S.-AmOng the
nominations sent 20 the Senate, to-day. by
President Arthur. was that of w. +. Rich
ards for Postmaster Of Clarksburg lie
will doubtless be confirmed when acIion is
taken uron the nomination. Mr.. Richards
= editor of the ClarkSburg Telegram, the
'as5iBg Republican paper in West fir.
.aia. and as has siwsys been stalTsrt OF
!Ip s..sSrIS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
CAPITAL CUlLINes.
RfnAneiAl Notes.

WASHINGTON, February S-Tbs receipts
OF National Bank notes for redemption dur.
ing the week ending to-day were y, ,476, oO0;
tional Bank circulation. $s5s. aO6, 800; to So
cure public money IN National Bank de-
positories, $l6,S2e,Doe; bonds deposited 70
secure circulation during the week, ~
027 500; to secure circulation Withdrawn
during the week, $2,7o4. 500; National Bank
notes outstanding 1852 los, ,als.
PRAened.
The President has pardonsd William G.
Bradley, the Kentucky Postmaster, under
indictment for embezziement
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
BENWOOD MILL NOTES.

The forge department will resume work
as soon as they can get metal from their
blast furnace at Martins Ferry.
The factory will run next week for the
reilers TO erirdtAeir machines.
The coopers at Wilson & Duulevy's keg
factory here will GU to work next week.
We are iaf?:Gsa tLs R;Ye!s;ae Ma:! iaS
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04

Special Dispatch 10 the Sstrday Register.
PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Joseph ID.
Weeks, who has been IN Washington Tor
some time past in the interest of tariff
legislation, has returned home. He speaks
in very discoursging language and thinks
the prospect for the passage OF a tariff bill
before March is exceedingly slim. Speak
ing in reference to the Senate tariff bill he
characterized it as ruinous measure so far
as the iron and steel industries are con-
cerned. President Jarrett, OF the Amalga
mated Association, who has been in Wash
ington for week past, has also returned
and speaks in equally discouraging terms
of the prospect. He thinks there are too
many tinkers at work and says: II think
all interests would be better served If the
present Congress would indefinitely post
pone consideration of all questions relating
tn the tariff"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
A RfN RAWRYla

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February S.-The
Governor offers a reward OF 5000 for tho
capture and return to the Sheriff OF Mont
gomery County of Isaac II. Vincent, late
State Treasurer. The Legislature adopted
in the offer.
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Discharged

NEW York. February 3-Mace and Slsde,
the pugilists, we're discharged by Judge
Donehue this morning. The Judge says
the evidence in the case did not show any
violation OF the law.
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The Olek klsl,

BEnIIs, February 8y--BIsmstk.s ulses.
although not danssrous, 10 ATTENDED siih
much pain, and will confns him 70 bis
room for several weeks .@s
Emperor williams health hO ceuddse-
ably improved since yestsrdsy.
BRutsELs, Februsxy 3.-Kipg LeopoN
has been suffering during thfse WeeAD
from inflammation u the intsstinoA He =
noU uuita conyalrScent ~ 49, 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
LOST AT SEA.
Collision BesWeen an English Steamer
and AN Unknown French ship.

LoNDoS, February 3-The British steam
er Hilda, plying between the Island Of
Jersey and Southampton, ran into and
sunk an unknown French ship, last night
A boat containing two officers and three
men , launched from Hilds in an at
tempt to rescue the French crew, was also
L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
FINANCE

new Yolr. February 1-Nssyy-kt4
per cent Prime msfcsotile plp0 So
per cent Bar silver q l0H. Dtssilag
exchange, banksfS bills stsady q 4s1X
long, and +S8 on sight
GoxEHkkufs-Unchan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04

Bos1os. MAss- February a.-3be shoe
shops Of the Goodyear nstalile ksbbss
Com psny, sSd the 6eodysay lDlA 1sttss
Glove Company In Haugsutesb VII. -
throwing nearly 1900 hands out u sar
ployment 'sttfs sfefh ~ -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
RuIes and Regulations

are at all times to be open to the inspection
OF the public. The part of the act OF most
interest is the fifth section which reads as
follows:
''The said corporations and each of them
may, by public resolution, fix the rate OF
wages at which its members shall agree to
work at their reSpe pectiVe vocations and In
like manner determine the terms or condi-
tions upon which or the persons for whom
they will work, and such action shall not
subject the members or any them to pun
ishment of any kind or character, but 1t
shall continue to be unlawful for any such
corporation or any of its members or
officers, or any other person, to prevent or
attempt to prevent any otbVr person OF
any of the members OF such corporation
from working at such rate OF wages as they
may see fit to agree to take from any person
or firm or corporation, or upon such terms
or conditions as they may please, either by
force, violence, threats, lntlmidations, boy
cotting or any other wrongful measure
whatever.
] have talked with a number of the
Leading Men OF the LabOr Unions
upon this bill, and their views are various.
Most of them are rather inclined TO look
upon it with suspicion, considering the
source from which it springs. Secretary
Layton, of the Knights Of Labor, says:
The bill looks fair, but / fear il is legal
trap to catch the workingmen. Wallace
has alwaySbeen regarded as the foe OF labor
organizations. President Jarrett refused TO
express any opinion upon the bill, as he
had not had time TO consider it. Secretary
FlanneTy, of the Miners Association
thinks the bill could be improved some
what, particularly by striking ont the part
referring to boycOtting. He also thinks
another section should be added making it
a misdemeanor for an employer to black
list man for taking part in movement
10 effect wages.
Thomas a. Armstrong.
the late candidate of the labOring men for
Governor, said be considered the bill in
the main very fair, but that il was defec-
tive to certain extent. "rhe trouble with
labor legislation is" said he, "the laboring
men are not consulted and the Ren who
draw them are not familiar with the wants
of labOrers." An amendment Mr.. Arm
strong would like to propose would be one
a5Olishjng the store order system. He also
thinks the convict labor system might be
remedied. Several laboring men were also
spoken to and they were almost unani-
mously opposed to the bill. They are dis
posed to consider labor legislation a farce
and are particularly suspicious of any
measures originating with Mr.. Wallace.
Unfortunately the honorable Senator has
leen retained against the labOring men in
many suits for conspiracy. etc. 1t is
thught Wallace is now laying ropes for
| reelection to the United States Senate and
is Udeavoriug TO conCiliate those potent
factus in Pennsylvania politics, the labor
Organization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
ns.na.~ - Ha.a~

Roxr, February 5.-RiciIss Il Hssil bss
been renewed. Crowds sttSckp4 ~ kfo.
lecture snd demspded The de21h q oaps
Marina, editor Of the PsovfDele. 49,
journal bss strongly dsnouncsd ~ Over
dsnk agitstion.
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lubcs
Elfe8 oxt00000
Foun snd-a-hAh coupe
Pssise Fee eSnSsast sigSss q t---- t............-..
e1ocKsyTbs naSket opened in9eui9.
bot In de main Q fraction leveS Shie
Alton 4 Tsrrs Hsuis opsesd ~ ~ eset
lower Pricss advanced X0X ~ ceoe,
the latter for NosthSsstsrn pyoesfo
while common sold up 70 ~ n ~
then receded ~ per csst. - ~ levG
4 Rio Grsnde and Hsw yessey Ceetnl, ~
loved by rally Of X9H q. esots ~
st II O'Clock wis partially - ~
time the market vns fnsctisD -
AZ noon the esossal liz 49, 80
cline rspsing iron 4 70 ! IL. 49,
yer 4 Rto GfaDdS. Ntebt1ss V
yersey Cestnl and Nosfbsn ~.
shs 0sosf oonsp}cuOua. 80
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FIRE RECORD.

TROY, \. Y, February 3.-Burdett Smith
Il Co.'S building burned this morning.
Loss S94, 600.
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ne WsashoV % Canooo,

Toaoy1o. February s.-Ons q sSsqe -
Of snov fell In West spd Nerd 4peane
last night PassengsT trains 80 OvosA
bours late, and oil freight tssiss - - Q
stand stiII @ ssH3 .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
LABOR UNIONS.
a Movement 10 Make Them Corpora
tiOns-Layton, Flannery ana Arm
strong interviewed on the su11ect.

Special Dispatch 10 The Sunday RegtSter.
PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Senator Wal
lace proposed bill in the State Legisla
ture, Thursday, that has created quite a
stir among the members OF the numerous
labor organizations Of the State. 1t pro-
vides that upon application such societies
may be granted charters and deemed cor
porations, and in that capacity shall enjoy
all the rights and liberties belonging to
corporations, to hold property, sue and be
sued, etc. All subscribers 10 the charter
OF such societies must have worked at least
two years at the vocation in which such
corporation is formed, and must have been
at less, year resident within its judicial
district Copies OF its constitution and by
laws must be filed in the Prothonotary'
office, which articles must be consistent
with the constitution of the State, and all
Il.
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1.!:Eg:G or ls.:s1.!a G-.c-.
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Mardi Gras PaFty.

A crowd of gentlemen from the Lesisls-
ture, consisting of Speaker H.thsvay pro
tenn, and representatives, McCrory Negley,
yal!andigham, Locke. Pugsley, and Bargar,
under the care OF Major-General Fred. X.
Blenkner, left in q special car last evening
for New Orleans where they will participate
in the Mardi- -Gras Csrnivsi.
Mr.. BIepker hrs an excursion in view for
esch tri-v.ekiy adjournment, nnd antici.
-,ates a iunket 20 Washington. Wheeling,
florida and other piss'~-. fh~ 'a- -n-Frrs
~. EsI.ain .. Lvaus 49, ..s,s W % cs<R-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
TARIFF TINkERS.
Secretary Weeks and President
Jarrett, Fresh from the Capt.
tai, Express Their Views.
Labor Uaions to Be Granted Char
ters as Corporations Some
Prominent interviews.
General Industrial News in Wheel
ing and the Neighboring
Towns.

Special Dispatch 10 ths Sunday Register.
Ionnnh IL
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Hartin's Ferry

evidently intends to keep up with the
times. Mr.. Wsgener has introduced bill
authorizing the council of that village to
issue bonds for Improvements. Within
the next two years gas works, city opera
house, sewers, ETC., may distinguish Mar
tins Ferry from the ordinary run Of towns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04

of your sister city OF Steubenville, makes
jefferson county good representative. He
is a quiet, modest little man, but gets in
his work all the same. He has been quite
busy this week and yesterday introduced
three bills, one requiring marriage certif-
Gates to be sent TO the Probvte Judge with
in three months after marriage, another
authorizing the city OF Steubenville to
issue bonds to the amount OF $1,000 to
complete city buildings, and the last TO
provide for the improvement Of highways
In Jefferson county,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25
MARINE.

The Flora arrived up on time yester-
daysmorning. and called in bound down
in the afternoon ,b ~, gtt..a
The Champlain arrived yesterday
morning, and will leave this afternoon
for Chicago and way ports. l...l...t..
.,AThe Lawrence arrived from Chicago
and way ports Monday noon and cleared
the same evening on her return trip.
The City of Mackinac is as popular
as her owners could wish and has enter
ed at once upon q good trade, both In
way of freight and passengers. She lost
one of her paddles in the Alpena harbOr,
so that 1t would seem that the Cheb0y-
gan harbOr is not the only one In which
the boats are bothered with distractions
The City of Cleveland came in on
time Wednesday morning. She called
in during the gale in the afternoon
bound down, and had quite time get
ting to the dock. One Of her head lines
broke and the remaining one came neal
slipping off the Spite when the strair
struck 1t. Two additional lines wer'
put out and by means of the windlasse.
they forced her up to the dock. She hat
no trouble in winding, when they let q
of her head lines she went around Tying
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25
Notice TO Contractors.


Sealed proposals will be received by the UNI
dersigned Committee on Sewers until Tuesday,
September 4th, 1883, at O'Clock, p. m, for
furnishing all material, excepting sewer pipe,
which will be furnished by the village on board
of cars at ChebOygan, and to do allwOrk and la
Dor necessary for the construction and compile
ton of II inch socket tile sewer on Elm ST.,
i'm the village of ChebOygan, commencing at
the channel bank Of Cheboygan river, and ex-
tending to point 10 feet west OF the east line
Of Baily street.
Total length OF sewer. ..... .g24 leet
Average depth Of excavation. go feet
8, 12-inch curves; 2S Y branches; 10 catch
basin in street corners, to be connected TO
main sewer, requiring therefor about 2OO 1eet
6-inch sewer pipe, provided with hand hole
traps: 10 cast iron covers for catch basins ana
| 10 6-inch curves. :,
Said proposals will be opened at the Council
Rooms, Tuesday evening, September 4th, 1888.
| Plans and specifications for which are now
| on file i'm the Office Of the Village Clerk.
| Parties rendering bids are required to &C
company the same with the names of at least
| two responsible sureties, who shall agree IN
| writing to become security in such sums as the
| Council shall require for the faithful perform
ance of such work. Work to be completed Oh
or before October LIST, 1883
The right to reject any and all bids Is ex
pressly reserved.
Cheboygan, Aug. 18th, 1888.
WATTS S. HUMPHREY,
ROBERT ROBINSON,
Committee on Sewers,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25

That Is daily bringing joy to the homes
Of thousands by saving many Of their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly
is DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Loss OF Voice, Tick
ling at the Throat, Pain In Side and
Chest, or any disease of the throat and
lungs, q positive cure guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Kenbnrg q Cooper's Drug
Store. Last size $lOO rqrl elr. eer,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25
In the Matter of a Special Term OF
the Circuit Court for the County
of ChebOygan.


TIME regular terms Of Court for said county
as appointed under the provisions OF sec.
ton 1889, of the compiled laws for the TWO
wears succeeding the LIST day of November, AID:
isSi. having closed in May last. and the next
regular term having been appointed 10 pe heia
on the fourth Tuesday of January next; ana IL
anpearing that the business of said Court re-
oi,ires an earlier term to be held, hereby aP,
point special term of said Court to be neld
atth court house in said county, on the
q Fourth Tuesday Of October Nert,
rial of causes, in all respects as OF regular
IL is further ordered that this notice be pup.
lshed in the Northern Tribune ana ,nepoy g ~
weeks. o, n,st n
| 1888. n.,,enrrJ
Circuit Judge for the 18th Judicial Circu',
] 25thaug6t Ia .r.f q.