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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-07

CANON Kingsley said of the Woman
of the people: sit is as good as a SER
mon.n
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+ HAVE THIS DAY given to my son
Il William Lishman by full Power of
Attorney, empo wering him to sign my
name. and to represent me in all matters
of business during my coming absence
from the Kingdom.
ROBERT LISHMAN.
Honolulu, Dee. 81, 1888. sos 1w
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THE box Office for The Woman of the
People will open Tomorrow morning at
Wiseman g. Ashley's.
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THE subscription list to the new
library fund now reaches $4,000, half
the amount required.
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The Alert arrived off port yesterday
afternoon and received six of her de-
serters.
The ,SdkNpddy Press compositors
moved to their new room in Campbcll's
block, and greeted their friends across
the way with card on which was
printed Aloko Gd7cYc.
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A MEETING of Engine Company No.
/ will be held this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
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IEIEpHnNlG-

Diamond Head, Jan. Z, 6;3O am
Light N. E. wind.
Schrs Emma & Kauikeaouli off port
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Judging from the steadily increasing
number of immigrants landed on the
Pacific Coast from Japan, California
paper predicts that the government will
in few years be called upon to deal
with the japanese as it has with the
Chinese.
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IMPORTANT business will be brought
before the Algaroba Lodge tonight.
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The quarterly meeting of the Humane
Society takes place this evening at z 80.
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A WOMAN wants. to take charge of
some small children.
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THE January number of the Church
Chronicle is to hand.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Undersigned have entered into
partnership as General Business Agents
in Honolulu, IL. L., and that their bust
ness hereafter will be conducted under
the firm name of Wiseman & Ashley.
j. e. WISEMAN,
G.. w. ASHLEY.
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Notice.
Notice.

THE Annual Meeting of the Recipro-
Il city Sugar Co, will be held on
Monday the It'll day of January ~ f. at
the office of G. w Macfarlane ~ Go, at
ten o'clock am. Stockholders are re.
quested to attend.
G. L. HOPKINS,
504 I'd b Secretary.
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For Sale.

A QUANTITY of iron Hoop, 2x3.l6.
IA Also, Iron Tanks. Apply to
$50 3m J. ii, BRUINS.
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PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY:
Zealandia. .... ON or about Jan. 20
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TO-,
be
toth
will be
mosten o
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DEATH,

In this city, January G, Joseph Mar
cos, aged 5 years and months. The
funeral will take place at 2 pm. to-day.
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will
invite careful perlsal

81 COMMISSION
deliver Letters Pkages Parcels and Money all over the
United Foreign Countries Merchandise Cuo from the
Packages
Important Letters and Money through WELLS FARGO CO. whose
in all globe
sending through will Guarantee Satisfaction in every
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OCEANIC s. s. co.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Maripos0. Leaves Ii 9nolulu, Jan. 18th
Alan eda Leaves Honolulu. Feb. at.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
THE Woman of the People.

THE thermometer fell below Coz early
on Saturday morning.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

of
eaeold Office will all
will relieve
all
andM Mansion o a application
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ola
in
all
the
Adjusted Ac
Bills Collected Promptly Proceedings
against puIso9 requires speedy settlement Legal
of Mortgages Bills
Wills Partnership Papers drawn Notices
Correspondence written AlSO-MemOals
Bills of Exchange Letters of Credit and
Generally attended to-
will receive
We purchase the LOWEST MARKET and much more
orders then become responsible and the
than purchases amount
as on doing direct f .4H
o
invite inspect spacious Offices and have all
with polite assistants
advantages conducting business feel that the
the o ALI ayb
YourM
WISEMAN & ASHLEY,
CdnapeS Ne Block, Merchant
p o. BOX
pP Christmas and New Years Books ready and appca
weyiIpre sentor sendyou
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The performance at the Music Hall on
Saturday night was again crowded and
far more successful in every particular
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MONEY LOAN FROM 800 TO

We have made special whereby
and keepers make their Agents Our
o
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EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.

in
and Merchants generally should
orI us.
notice for viii Il commission is eXacted.
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AGENTsWe feel call
of his abor
call will
Insured
Fire"
and protect yourselves against
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NOTICE.

THE Firm Name of Ashley & Heb
Il bard is this day changed 10 the
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMFY.
6O1 2W
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Notice of Letter OF Attorney.

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'st pRAY1S q FOR DEATH.
The suircrinEa Of vlrEiiln's Plague Stricken


WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. s.7-Dr. J. d,
Habbell, who was sen. to Virginlaby tho
American Association OF the Red Cross to
examine the iatal disease now prevailing
in'thc southwestern part Of that State and
In Kentucky,'lsas made a lengthy report
in which the results Of his examination
are given. Tho Doctor says: d; lt,.tl .3
Whatever the original cause OF tho dis.
ease may have been there is no doubt but
It lias been augmented by the drought and
impure water. The first cases which ap-
penred were bloody lux with vomit, later
assuming the form OF Asiatic cholera. In
nearly all cases where the patients died,
they were attacked with severe gripping,
with tho above.naincd symptoms.
The disease existed in two forms,
one rs above, tho other com
lmIIencing without gripping and yomit.
These latter did not prove fatal. Large
quantities OF sometimes red and some
times dark blood appeared at. various
stages OF the disease. All who died wcrc
conscious 10 tho last, and every adult was
not only anxious but prayed to die. II
has. now nearly disappeared, in Wise
county there remaining but three critical
cases, but it has left many cripples OH
crutclcs like persons disabled from rheu-
matism. The remedy which proved most
eilectual was 4 compound Of castor and
olive oils, laudanum and camphor, or,
where no physicians were in attendance,
the simple treatment Of warm tens and
careful nursing. None Of the attending
physicians seemed TO understand the dis
ease and their treatment was simply ex-.
pcrimental. On the commencement tho
various forms OF mercury were used and
every patient SO treated died. Most cases
had good nursing and among tho last
deaths were some Of the best and wealth.
lest citizens. The disease was more fatal
along the creeks and rivers than on tho
highlands. cannot learn tliat nny stock
in Virginia has been afflicted"
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~ ...I-I n --TTlIT'7T 70 100 I-7---- a
WORSE THAN B0RGIA..
FATHER AND MOTHER DIE
~, a. - = ~ 2. n ~ si0'al llf''Att-5 n
ny tho Hand Of u Daughter, nnd Later Her
sistcrs snccsinb to roisonaus Drausht,
nnd Fearing Detection sho Herself
Takes n Potion md Coafessss.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-One OF tho Sunday
papers published u telegram from White.
water Wis, saying that last Tuesday
Miss Annie lloran, OF TINT place, died
suddenly under circumstances, indicating
shc had been poisoned; TINT about
three years before her, father,
mother and ono sister died within
u short time Of each other under similar
circumstances, that though It had created
considerable talk nothing was done. This
was revived by Annie's death and to set.
tic tho question definitely her s.omacl,
was sent to Il chemist for analysis. The
deaths Of NIL were surrounded by n com.
plete mystery, no ono being suspect
cd. Tonight the Inlrr-O -Orran has a
dispatch from Fort Atkinson where
tho family formerly lived, and was much
respected. The dispatcl, says the report
received there from Whitewater is that
the third sister, Miss Ncttic, died there TO.
day of poison, making the fifth victim Of
tho family, and TINT in this case 1t was
suicide, and that before death Nettic con:
fessed to having murdered her parents
and two children.
It is also asserted she confessed to
poisoning another person, though this is
doubted. No causeis assigned. Her own
death was brought about by fear Of ex.
posture through the analysis Of lior sisters
stomach. Neltie was school teacher
and has two sisters still living ut Fort
Atkinson. - l-Li : - -tsl.tL'. ] n =.
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Grnlit Don't Want It.

WAsnlSGToS, D. c., Dec. SIN the
Senate Mr.. Mitchell, Of PENNSYLVANIA, read
an extract from q letter received by him
from General U. $. Grant in reference 10
the bill introduced by him (Mr. Nlitchcll)
to provide pension for General Grant.
General Grant wrote: ~ understand the
motive that prompted this action on your
part and appreciate 1t very highly, but
beg you to withdraw it instantly, for,
under no circumstances would | accept it,
even il the bill was unanimously passed
by both houses OF Congress, and approved
by the President"
Mr.. Mitchell explained that he had in
troduced this bill by request, us the Chair
man of,the Committee on Pensions, but
he had always thought himself that the
proper course would be to put General
Grant back in the position which he had
Won and resigned to become President Of
the United States, with compensation from
the time he left the Presidency. "
The Committee Oh Pensions were ex-
cused from further consideration OF the
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NEWS IN lslsIEF,

James Woodward and son. nj Fair,nont
S. G., were poisoned and died bv .tak;n"
morphine Tor qnininc. Yesterday :
"Nrother', Alanlelbaum' ,ba Now yor,.
uforco.n n,j Cow I,,,;'',' .i ,"I H, ~" YIN
man Steude, were arrested Mt Hnmilton
Canada, yesterday. :i q; 81. : - =
Alfred ST, John, o,,c Of the Io3;tors y
the Cinc;nnati Tmrs.s .s,or ,,;od t .sa uns,nr'a y,
niternoon mt his home n'i1 ia o,.e, y.s,'tG'.y
Els had been victim Of cons, nm m1tion tii, "a. a.
voors hnt hrnvol,, % Caut i;''u.oH E;s na",l i1r
most two months AGO. - s'''"' =
Among ths deaths that occ ! rrod j. No,,.
York city Inst wcok S 1s ,rara fton, III aew
anmnt;on iron, rr" nno,,non;c %cio iIo W con coh-
hronchitis tho lorcrst raeori nnu ANY, =; afE ON
d;scns"s ~ thu that nafnro u ;n SHtMm II, .le
HcaIih Denartn",t % e - s'o s nis'ofy - ol INC
'I,sA ~. -. t.p''' :, ,;.'ot',' ,N,
Cornen0s Domaine, engineer OF The
'.!1i.aI 'ass man on inc LAKE ehore road, which
xa slllea ~ man nan ana anu hoy fortnight ago, was
na.s il.,ea Wv aiu eos1s IN inc Cieveiahd ro!ice
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A Wheeling N,nn W,n.ns,,,.

A case was decided in tic I,clmon,
county court mt St. Clnirsville, in which
prominent Wheeling parties were interest.
Ell. The suit attracted some attention
some time aso. Susanna Lewis, admins.
tratrlx Of Samuel Lewis, deceased, and
Lewis Woodmansce sued Hannah Wood.
mansee, and George Brown, executors OF
Joseph Woodmansec, deceased, tho sum
A. issue being $1,000 which Lewis 4
'Woodmansce loaned sail Joseph Wood.
m!ansee years ago. The case resulted in n
Judgment for the plaintiffs for $1,000 with
interest from April I, 1874. The suit was
merely 10 have the sum claimed credited
against note for 5000 made by Lewis 4
Moodmanscc, OH which said joseph
,Moodnansee was endorser. W. H..
hearne, OF This city, was one OF the coun-
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IAN OLD CRIME
lIncnrtl.ed-Tho Robberyof n City Vault.
Criminals Detected.

ID
l'uenrti.cd-Tho Robbery of n City Vault.
Criminals Detected.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. Son the night Of
the olst OF last May the city clerks Office
Of East st. Louis was broken into, hole
being punched through the wall OF the
brick vault and some three thousand dol
lars in money and ten thousand dollars
OF city scrip distracted. Every effort was
made to find the burglars but without
success. Recently band Of burglars
have operated in this city and different
parts OF tho State and suspicion fell on
their leader, Charles Clark. rs being i'm
p!ica.ed in tho East St. Louis robbery.
Clark was arrested in Springfield, No.,
Saturday last and brought here and he
has confessed to having done tho-East St.
Louis job. .;55 4
No further arrests wero made to.day
and it is said that mono WILDE. There Ia
considerable talk in East st. Louis but nc
city official is directly implicated III tho
atlair, and there does not seem TO be any
evidence in TINT direction. 3.
1t is now positively asserted that no city
scrip was taken from the vault by thu
burglars, and tho entire loss by the rob
berry is placed at tritle over three thou
sand dollars. - 81 Ia =, <
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a Banking House. Broken,

NEw YoRK, Dec. 'ls. - The; widely
known firm OF Opdyke & Co., bankers,
made m assignment today without pref
crences. A member OF tho firm said the
iailure Of the Arm surprised even him,
owing to its sutldenness, and was due to
customers who Jailed TO respond 10 calls
for margins. It Is believed the assets will
ultimately yield nearly, il not quite
enough to meet tho liabilities for the ma.
jor portion OF the liabilities secured, and
about 5000, 900 unsecured. The firm was
founded l6 years ago by ex-Mayor George
Opdyke, who died in 1850. The firm suf-
fered n loss OF 81 100000 in the panic OF
1873, S5DD0OD being drawn from Il in one
run. The present firm was formed in 1881 !,
with m invested capital of $o50,O0O and
deposits Of about $1,000 900. They state
their contracts on the Stock Exchango
will not exceed /, 900 shares, nnd that mel.
thcr Individually nor us firm haye they
speculated to the extent Of one share
The firm was regarded as a strong conoern
and maintained high grades Of credit. d
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LABOR AND TRADE Norrs.

The Eagle cotton mill OF Taunton, Mass
shut down yesterday because the weavcrs
refused to work at the present rate. 445i
Confessions Of judgment to the amour,
oi $500 was entered yesterday against the
American Varnish Company, OF Chicago
A receiver was appointed yesterday for
the Oneosa Lumber Company, OF Chicago,
upon the petition OF certain stockholders.
Alexander Smith 4 Sons, carpet factory
at Ionkers, closed November %, throwing
1000 bands out Of employment, will re.
sumo Thursday. AZ. .'5
All the cotton factories in Augusta, Ga,
and vicinity, have advanced the price Of
goods q quarter Of 4 cent yard. The
mills are running iull time. ;.7' ~
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a THRILLING SITUATION.
Details Of II Recent Accident OH n Canadian
Railway.

Details Of Recent Accident OH n Canadian
Railway.
OTTAWA, OSr., Dec. S.-Passengers on
the Kingston 4 Pembroke Railway give a
thrilling account OF the recent accident to
train OIL that line. The train was COM
posed OF 9 passenger and baggage car,
forward Of which were platform cars car
rying coal. The passenger car was filled
with 4 large number OF representatives OF
the Grand Division OF Ontario and mem
bers Of the Church OF England Mission
Board, which had Just closed its session at
Kingston. Soon after passing Verona,
while the train was running at 4 high rate
Of speed, an explosion occurred near
the stove in the passenger ear. It was
thought at first that the stove had fallen
down, but insinntancously the car was
lighted up with bright flames. The sui
iocating gus which filled the car caused an
immcnSc rush for the door by the terri.
lied passengers, who fled, leaving their
traps behind. The platform, steps and
door OF tho car were soon jammcd,
and numbers were held back, unable
to get out for some time. During the
panic the bell rope, by being pulled on
from both sides, was broken without Civ
ins signal 10 the engineer to stop. The
train was rushing along atthe rate OF forty
miles III hour, and it was with difficulty
that passengers were prevented from
jumping of. In tho meantime some one
ran through the baggage car and shouting
over the coal cars brought the engineer to
sense OF his danger, and he brought the
train to a stop. Passengers and train
hands then put out the lire whitewater
procured IRON q ditch Mt the wayside.
The accident was caused by a passenger
placing package near the stove, which is
supposed to have been a largo bottle OF
pl'osphoric acid. The person who put it
there declared that he did not know itA
contents, and was bringing it 10 n. school
teacher. 1t was fortunate that it WnQ
placed at the buck instead OF tho front end
Of the car, otherwise passengers would
have been forced to jump of tho train and
great loss OF life must have followed. :. as
it was, some OF them suffered severely
from inhaling gas, and several seats in the
car; the floor and valises and clothing left
by passengers wcra burned.
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THAT IsEAsED MEAT.
What Market Master Edwards Says on B,s

a19tlj sSt5olf Subject. n.
Market Master Edwards called at III,
lSrEILloEScEn Office yesterday and said
TINT while he had for some time suspected
TINT carcasses Of sheep that had been ai
iected by the foot rot or othc,
diseases were sold In market, hc
never could induce anybody whose tcs,i.
mony would be accepted in a co,trt 10 say
itnt inc suspected meat was unfit for sale,
10 has taken some trouble, but owing to
the refusal OF Interested parties 10 co.on.
crate, Inns never been able TO make a case
Tho County Board Of Health has Kent
out tho following circular to butchers,
stockmen and others i
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. ., 1881. y;
In view Of tho prevalence OF clog
Cholera" and tho liability OF persons 10
serious illness from eating diseased mont.
the County Bortl Of Health respectfully
call your attention to tho following: tSF
Section 10, chapter %, Acts Legislature,
lsS9--H q person knowingly sell any
diseased, corrupted or iunwloiesonc pro-
visions. whether food or drink, without
making tho same known to the buyer. hc
shall be confined in jail not more than six
months, and fined not exceeding ono hun.
1t is in your power greatly 10 assist the
County Doonl OF Health in protecting tho
community from probable calamity, by
due care in selecting stock to butcher.
. Your cooperation will be generally ap.
~ 'S'''.'' ~ ~
By order County Board OF Health,
II. I. EUGENE lloGE,
l.3L iH- Ts..# ,L4lNE presj1cnf
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents md Incidents In West yirri,,,
a5.5.l and Vicinity. 2e7.

Accidents and Incidents In West Vircin;n
~ aE.5l and Vicinity.
Venson, according to the stories in tho
country. papeIs, is very plentiful in TIC
mountainous parts Of the State. s1s2
There appears TO be an Organized panc
Of lncendiariesg III aud about Summers
county. Several fires have occurred Of
late. @.sss', - - = - =,
Owing to the appearance Of scarlet icvcr
Of very malignant typo in Hinton. he
trustees have determined to close tho mil.
lie schools in order to prevent the disease
from spreading. sfS lt'555 n. :" - ''1 :.
George Beaver, ,of Preston county, while
workingin saw mill 4 few day uro. Ind
ms skull seriously fractured by some
pianlss falling on him from high lumber
pie. lie isnot expected to 1.-Two. .i,i
1t is expected that the recent cuttinr
serape between Hurts and Scott. Two
hltchle county men, will prove fainl
Harris was cut in the right side lust above
the hip, aud at last accounts he was in n
very low condition. As usual, woman
is said to bo the cause Of tho trouble.
|, Hon. Az Lewis, OF Weston, is tho
latest one whose friends have determined
70 press his Claims for the position of
United States Marshall He like tho
others is life long Democrat. ncvor
ialtered i'll devotion and support, is
capable, etc, etc. Gradually ali .thn
counties in the State will lie heard from.
On Saturday gas was struck in the CAN'T
well, ut Little Washington, nj tho tlenth of
,325 feet. Drilling WITS continued. an,l IN
tho evening it was believed by tho mem.
bers Of the company to be equal TO thnt
Of tho Hess well. 1t was also thought to
be permanent. BY Monday morning lilo
flow was weakened, and drilling was rc.
snmed in hope OF a big Strike. 4
The Weston Democrat says TINT recently
a man named Bolinger came there from
Ohio with his family and built n small
shanty,. where they lived in the worst
KIND oi poverty. "A iew mornings since
nc was arrested and placed in iail on n
charge Of attempting 10 shoot lis wife
nc Is n bad character, and it is rcnortnI
that he fled from Ohio to escape tie law.
a small volcano has been discoy,cpirct, in
Steubenyille. Several years ago a "nli"
was made near the upper blast furnace
composed Of slack, coal. cinders oni 'hot
Stag from the furnace. "A wagon nnss;n~ IN,
over the road broke through, revealing q
smouidering fire, which is now known 10
nave been burning for three years. Sew.
craf parties have noticed smoke at timcs
ISSUING, from the creyiccs near by. The
IRE had about reached !: csnriace, leaving
only acrust Of earth and slag to hold M M
that portion OF the street. s5,if 1Sa.'ir. y
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THE WORLD OF.LAB0:RIf.
THE WINDOW GLASS woRKEns, :,
International Combinntion--Thc I.nilroa,
( Coal Aiincrs' fsnto Scttted-Ncws About I
Wage Workers From All Parts
%t'I OF tho United States.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. s.---prcsident 1saa,
Cline, Of the international Window Glas
Workers Association, today received In
telllgence that an organization Ind beer
completed in England and l,eadquarten
established at Sunderland. The Associa,
ton now embracesail tho skilled window
glass workers Of tho world. .9
shoenberger & Co.'s mill has closed
down on account of slack orders. The
firm last week ordered ten percent rc.
duction IN tho wages OF their employees.
The Railroad Coal Trade Tribunal mot
to-day, and after short session It was
unanimously decided to continue the pres.
ehs rate OF mining Of three cents per
bushe! at all the mines In this district
until further notice. The settlement of
the question without, recourse 10 an
umpire gives general satisfaction. q l. ~
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81 11OWN thlS9 77-Il- ,-E-I1. - n
Hand over your posioljcc.
~, WM. G. AND WV. G.
Wheeling, December s, 1854. 55ss''s
NELLAlRE.

The 'Nor,an.. pay 7;rnrcdv 1o,,,. =, ),
n1ood.othcr Sa,cs '''" ~" ~"
Tie nail wnrls worn IN" IT,
want keps IL" c"onor i,e yeslerihy 10,
W "s motr;e ~ Ses' .l'e cooper shop being short
4 The 1uien,n,,.n, : ,,;oo ,,;,, I !,
,a mor. "i"em hr;.i. o, Tlnse VIII DO vcdlnto
II is finished - o' '''ec' US soon ''la'- Us
A., Co. :, =, =.
M's' pGoise liead1y dled Sunday even.
,is ,,a nnu me Doay was taken 10 Earlville
yesterday l0r lnterment,