The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-07

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recognized and formidable forces in affair,
THERON WORKERS.
AmnlgnmaiedA Association Mee,ing-Th
Committees Appointed. A.
PirrsBuceu, August 6-The Amalgama
ted Association mat at 10 o'clock this NOR
ming at tho Penn Incline Resort, and wa
called to order by President Weihe. a. Atte
the tranaction Of 'ms routine business
the President announced the iollowip,
standing committees:
PRESIDENTS AND OTHER OrrIceRs-S,m
nel Cashmere, L. T. Horsn, David A, Jonee
Robert Holden, Oharle3 Dash, B. E. Riley
Sllchael Kane, Joseph A. Clay, John Rop
ers, jr., George II. o wene, James Wallace
John Connolly, Thomas Jones. Edward
gBrien, Jacob ke.,lsr, @. E. DuyalI. L. G
Pettijohn. :
WA1s AND MEANs-Michael Gropap, @
$: F1rsuson, Patrick Dark, John E. Cun
ningham, W: j. Wins, Henry Hsbig, W.
T. Aenna. NJ. NJ. Garland, Albert Mess
raser Dillon, Theodore 3icNamsra, K, a,
HARRISON, Charlie, Lstherwood, Edward s
Bender, Thomas Thomas, Thomas Horne
John j. Griftiths. :, = :. :
AuDlTlSa-E. II. McAninch, Jas. l.
Jones, Geo. Gecsaman, Thoe. D. Edmunds
larry Sheldon, Frank jackson, Alopz,
Potter, Geo. I. Rudolph, Thos. p. RYAN
W. D. Jones, Calvin Hougb, Thos. vii.
liams, G. W. Cook, Jas. Reeves, Jas, v
Murphy. :,
SECRET Wonk-P. F. Keeney, John J.
Morgan, 9. D. Thompson, Rees Proe7er, r
u. Berry, William Whiteman, Henry Klein,
Andrew Lee.
;, ;MlLEAaE-samuel Singleton Waitneight,
William Newton Inch, James Henry Mutt,
6RiEvAScEs-Emanuel Shillo, William
.. Murphy, Jc.eph Brown, William D,
Mckinney, William Vance, J. N. Bum.
baugh, ?. @. Fen,on. Ephraim Thomae.
Hugh. Riley, John N. Gibson, John G,
Luikart, James I. Reed, ]. F. Franket, Z,
". Jones, John q. Mccain, Patrick Gala
CHER, William D. Jons1 J, Jame,A A, Hill.
CLAlMs--John D. Carey. James Mercer
e. L. Jonsa, Andrew Stewart, John Kinch,
James tolan, J. NJ. Schlc.aman, Thomas
Grant, X. n. Bennett, Dudley Waller, NJ.
a. Chew, Peter Yochum, jt., Thomas Arm.
esrong, John Jenkins, ?. ]. Keelan, Geo,
L. Dix.
=, ,APPEALs--John Miskel, James F. Moore,
Ihomas .Glenny, Charles Jacobs, William
8. Porter, William J. Donnelly, George E.
Davis, John Bevan, R. G. Holland, Michael
McGurk, jos. Doyle, S:epheu Conrov.
Iho3. yonea, John Roberts, John B. Swa.
ney, John K. Weir, Thomrs R. Evans,
Peter Schuck. =
CONSTITUTION AND GENERAL LAws-A,
D. Work, NJ. J. Dowling, Jss. F. Mavnire,
!. i. Thomas, David Z. spindler, e. +,
Grilhn, Jas. Tyson, Casper Coster, Joseph
Ha!l, James Lswellyn, James Harris, A. N.
kiettler, D. W. Jenkins, VIM. II. Bursee,
Henry kimhall, Thomas J. Welsh, Jacob
U unis, Alex. Kennen. -
GENERAL Coop or THk ORpER,-Jsmep
Grundy, Sidney Matthew'S, David W.Lsyis.
John Mckay Ross, T. F. Fair, John Pierce,
Joha i. Donnelly, George Battison, D, q.
W!lliams, Daniel K. Morgan, George Hahn.
William (. Barnes, Charles Vockel, Michael
Dougherty, Thos. r. Lloyd, John Miller,
Bernard Foy. S1's;1
After the list had been yead the report al
e1'Preoident jarrett for the portion Of The
year which he acted as President, and ihe
report Of President Wiehe for the remain.
uef OF the year, were submitted. The re-.
pof's were encouraging, and. showed that
Notwithstanding the dutlne-s Of trade the
association has maintained strength, al.
though the increase has been small if auy.
Alter the reports had been read a recer,
until two o'clock this afternoon was or.
dered. When the convention.reessemble,
the annual report Of Secretary Marin will
be submitted for confederation.
AFTERNOON sEss1oY. m
When the convention reassembled this
afternoon the reports Of Secretary Martin,
Treasurer. Penny and the trustees were
submitted. The reading Of the reports
took up nearly the entire session, and after
their adoption resolution was presented
and unanimously. adopted, endorsing John
J srrett for the position Of Chief Of the
Federal Bureau Of Labor Statistics, and re-:
spectiully requesting President Arthur to
s'gn his commission at bis earliest con.
venience. -.
After some uuimportant routine business
the convention adjourned till morning,
This evening the nail feeders held A
meeting in President Weihe's Office TO
consider the adviaability Of demanding an
advance. At present they are paid two.
fltts ofthe wages paid the nailers for all
naila under Six penny and one.halt
for = all above. They claim that
the nailers get. ali the profit
and at the meeting tonight decided
to e,k an advance to one.hsll for oil nails
under six penny and two.thirds Tor above.
The matter will be presented to the con-
vention Tor adjustment. The nailers are
also dissatisfied with having to pay one. l
bali Of the cost Of their dies used in
cutting neilp, as they think this expense
should be met entirely by the manufacture
ers. They will bring the subject up before
Fu
A NOVEL sCHRUs.
Thomas A. Armstrony, editor Of the La.
Dor Tribune. hasreceived letter from Sam
uel Duff, Of S!eubeuville, Ohio, IN which
be sends plan OF GOAL lands and mill
aite near S:eubeuyille. He proposes 10
have tho Amalgsmated Association form q
syndtcste, build mill and run It on the
cooperative plan. The proposition will
be presented to the convention tomorrow,
Too Much Method in His Madness.
Z. sEpALA, Mo-, August e'-1niormatlon
comes from Halden, town some iosty
miles west Of here, that most deplorable
tragedy occurred there yesterday. It ap.
pears James Ashby has been insane lor
two years stand that bis iather.in.law,W.
F. Hess, an old and highly respected citizen
was recently appointed bis guardian. Yes.
terday Mr.. Hess with the. aid Of tho city
marshal attempted to secure Ashby so he
could ba taken to the insane asylum at St,
Joseph. He resisted, and with the aid Of
friend named Bailey, broke awsy from
bis capto1s. Soon after be obtsined bull
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