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, 1884-12-28
Sensational.

CHICAGO, December 27.-In view Of
the threats made by Socialistic leaders,
and the recent demonstrations by their
followers. the commander of the First
Infantry has established a volunteer
guard to protect the arms and property Of
the regiment stored in its armory. The
statement is made that four regularly or
gained military companies of Socialists
are now in existence in the city, two of
which are armed with breech loading
rifles.
, 1884-12-28
A Big Undertaking.

PARIS, December 27.-De La Motto,
agent of a French syndicate, will soon
visit Cairo to urge the Khedive to assent
to a scheme to improve the river Nile.
The syndicate offers to execute works for
protection against the excessive inunda-
tons, to provide for irrigation in case of
insufficient risings; to utilize the floods and
to make the river navigable from its
mouths to the equator. The project i'm
plies large concessions.
, 1884-12-28
And sam They,re Not caught

OTTAWA. December 27.-Information
of further robberies Of the mails along the
Rocky Mountain Division ofthe Canadian
Pacific Railway rave been received by the
Postofice Department but the particulars
have not been obtainable as the govern.
ment and railway company think the pub
LEGATION tends to defeat their efforts to
catch the robbers.
, 1884-12-28
ALMOST SAVED.
A Boats Crew That Drifted to
Certain Destruction
While Another Vessel Makes
Efforts to Save Them.
Spain Visited By Another Ter
rible Earthquake.


CHICAGO, December 27.-Mark L.
Crawford, deputed by the Trades Assem-
bly, of Chicago to visit the Hooking Val
ley mines reports that the cause of the
trouble lies with imported negroes, Swedes
and Poles and not with the regular strik-
ing miners. He recommends hat the
money collected for them here be for
warded to them in boots. shoes and like
articles of nse.
, 1884-12-28
A MAN who swindled Blaine.

NEW York, December 81. - Orrin
Skinner alias H. NJ. Scudder, who, it is
alleged, swindled a large number ofpeople
including James g. Blaine, u ofmoney,
was arrested to-day by the Sheriff in an
notion begun by II. NJ. Munsell.
, 1884-12-28

WARM SPRINGS, N. c., December 81.
The Warm Springs Hotel burned to-
day 1t was one of the largest hotels in
the South. Nothing was saved. The
loss is $l5O,OO0, insured for $50, 900.
Colonel Rumbough, who owned a two
thirds interest, says the hotel will be re-
built.
, 1884-12-28
Tough Times.

VALPARAISO. December 27.-News
from Cordillisa states that much snow has
fallen lately and 1900 farm hands arrived
there from Las Condy seeking shelter.
, 1884-12-28
Considerable Debt.

NEw YORK. December 81. - The
schedule of Messrs. Opdyke < Co, filed
by VIM Peet, assignee, show debts to the
amount of 1920, 600, nominal assets 1868,
600, actual assets $3.50. 900.
, 1884-12-28
Two Thousand Idle People

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December The
Philadelphia & Reading collieries in this
vicinity shut down indefinitely to-day
throwing out Of employment 1000 men
and boys
, 1884-12-28
Both Committed Suicide

VIENNA, December 27.-The two chief
members of the firm of Wollitz Bros. of
Lemberg, grain merchants, importers and
maltsters, committed suicide, owing to
business troubles.
, 1884-12-28

Economical bNyeTs, look
ing for the place 10 buy the
most goods for the least
money, call at KItsge's .fNc-
tfO8s Room.
, 1884-12-28

If you are failing; broken worn out
and nervous, use wells Health Re
newer" 81. Druggists.
, 1884-12-28

Ask for Rough on coughs for
coughs, colds, sore throat, hoarsenessi
troches $50. LIQUID $50. F
, 1884-12-28

Safes, both fire and burglar proof, for
sale at cost, balance of the month, to re
duce stock. A new $50 pound, si1.e.hge
safe for $45. Correspondence solicited.
]. GREENWOOD & Co, 81 FSarborn street,
Chicago.
, 1884-12-28

CHICAGO, December q. Cattle receipts
market steady; good to choice, $5.1o@
$50; common to fair, 81. PSI 95 90; stockers
and feeders, s3.OO(94.lO; Texans, g. 90
(94.00.
Sheep receipts, 1000; market steady;
common to fair; 81. a9sS.9e; medium to
choice, 80. 25(94.l5.
, 1884-12-28

For fRe watch repairing and engraving.
go to the Cheyenne Loan Office.
, 1884-12-28

opera gIasses at Rhode { TrO1ell's.
, 1884-12-28

Perfumery eases At Rhode 4 Tro.eIr 5
, 1884-12-28

The best smoking tobacco IS Little
joke"
, 1884-12-28

Hellman, the Artist Tailor
, 1884-12-28

WrId geese, deer, elk and
mountain sheep at the
Ph07ltI Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
VIEWS CT A MANUFACTURES.
An Eastern Nail nan GtyrS the Rca.
sOns for the Reduction.
Spcc,al 10 the ReQIssa,-

SPtthH 10 tHt hCJtSs7,
B"SroS. January IA gentleman prom
| inenty iden flied with the nail business
| and q large stakeholder in one OF the most
Extensive nail companies in the East, was
seen by reporter to-day in reference to
The strike of the matters.
"W hat is the cause OF the - per cent.
reduCtiOn?' asked the reporter.
"Well, the reason for this reduction is
the low price OF nails. We have not been
RECEIVING so much by forty cents per cask
for nails since last May as We were receiv.
ing previous TO that time. One cause for
this has been the sharp competition which
we have TO maintain with the Western
dealers, who have been accustomed to send
their goods into our market and undersel!
us, compelling us to scale our prices"
"llss this been done to any great extent
the past year"
Not that sm aware Of. | think that
tLey have been rather short the past year.
and could not send asy great amount of
20, ds into the Eastern market"
How does the present prices received for
nails compare with the prices Of former
yCsrsr'
They are much lower. In 1870, for in.
staICe, We were receiving t. ~ for goods
wnirh Sc are new ceiling for - 10, and the
markc; is not very firm ut that price."
"Whtt would p;0oaby be the result OF
II general strike
1T would be great calamity, and
think prove disastrous TO 10th companies
ana the men
"DD you think ,hr companies Will close
nm tIeIr works rathtr than nav prpsent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
ICE AND FLOOD.
The Ruin They Wrought IL to
Kanawha Valley.
A Heavy Gorge Sweeps Through
the Elk River
And Plays Havoc With the Large
Lumber Interests.
The Loss Placed at Over One Hun
dred Thousand.
Spcr.ul to The RsJiStcr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January l2.-The
heavy ice gorge in the Elk river broke just
after daylight this morning, carrying Off an
enormous mass OF legs, boats, slaves. ties
and miscellaneous lumber, and inflIcting
heavy loss on the numerous firms and Indi-
yiduals doing business along that stream.
A partial list OF the losses is given below:
Oxley Staye Company, $4,000 to $50, 900;
b. ". Spencer ~ Co, slaves, 5000; Will
liams x Co., slaves, 5000; Moulton Mill
Co., logs, 5000; Maey Il Threlkeld, logs.
1900; J. {. Roy, logs and boats, 81 LEO;
Long & Savage, logs, 81 2OO TO 81 800:
George Good, logs, iG0o; the Simcor Lum-
ber Co., logs 5000. Much Of this stun
will undoubtedly be caught in the Kama
whs, which may reduce the above losses to
some extent, but this will be offset by
Others not yet heard from. The d ssster is
a great blow to the lumber interests here.
The ice in the Kanawha is still firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14

IcNToX January l3 in letter 10 IN
editor If tic j. ui>chc Revue, at Hces:au,
Narluis Tserg srnt,s mat ii the Frtnr!
q r,ar to , EGCt Ii wHr .cIEHy rom I 'ils
= r,ni'v meaGt. ), il - prcs'H! spme"Hd
~, mtturp, r.r. Gr.ri,r IA" fail o. 5Jr'aS.
Lirais Jar from 'mjuN.uC shH i ~ th1
.tnl toa Se3un. Aithuuth q VOL ,rhm
f., Gland or a h'ut frO:n q rUh'.F wHu.'
rave made Tie French pause Nei'r" cr"'
rrg the present troubles, the elects OF
which will be felt at rehin far yea a'~.
neither rover moved a finger. Frrht -
they will find out their mistake when u"
inland tax on foreign CHmmHr"p, Instead 81
h, inc abolished as intended, comes to b.
doubled
BERrIs Janusry 1.-THE TnsbIhu plb
E.res a dec,ee Of the Emperor OF Cal 2
urging energetic resistance to the agc-cs
sions Of the French.
LoNpoN. Isnugrv IA dispatch from
Kong SAYS that tao Chinese trans9 9i.'S n.
emharking troops at Canton for the llf.d
of Fairau.
The Fans Figaro a=scr's That dreCt = -
,ietions between China snd France vii b.
,,,un,d on the basis ii the new 'ro0tie' .
Torou'n AZ amnesty 10 the back NigS
china is also tn guarantee thn fr'c nav q
lion Of the S0uEroi river ~ LlOkay.
The Chinese n Hong Kong fear q at tHf
French are entertaining designs upon ttn
,,n TIE peop:e are very uneasy. HH
,.horg reports ssvs Admiral Cuurh"t w0u'C
sdyarce np"n Bsc sinh without awaiting
-.iufOTCsmeuts,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
HALF A CENTURY.
CGIch! !nupg the Fiiii"th Anptversary
a. irc Ordination Oi Eardinni Ne
ttCNitI.

CGIch. nupg the Fiiiicth Anptver.sry
a. trc ordination OI CaTdinni No
<tUNisS.
NV YoEE, January - T :" i.ie.h al
nv crsary {. the Ur.iII',p" 81 Cardinal
HcCo,ky vt celebrated ,odtyst the Ca
h,drnl, with all the rrmp and circnm-
,'anc,s OF The most y'Us ,'iva,s Of the
'ulh,l g Church. r." great building vas
,hror,cd with c!cr-r AID iaity. Within
tue ,h,r,,' we ArnLb,sL0p Corrigau.
lie .Crd,nai's coIGiG'0r. Bishops
LaUuhuIn, ConToy, S,""iiinr. =
,lurfe. Ryan. WiGgpr. OFarrrI.
huudrcd AMI iiy PRESS. Ia the bI'y Uf
the church were also -om" two hHuircl
rirrgymon, with many prominent cit ~.
TIE rIniiilCA. high mass was C-Ienrs'ed oy
MsLCp luuPhIu. The Cardinal dbl DO.
nIleHr Viii;n the Chanc"l until alter the
couuunIun. when he entered in CpmpirY
With MUlsiguers ,I!uu and Preston and "a!
tended by his private secretary. Father
Farley. He showed marked signs Of feb -
n.ss m gait, tut rrUuuuured tho bcneiIC-
ton i'm clear tones.
Wien The mass was CpnC.uied Bishoo
kfpi in stepped Ia iH" carhinr's CHAIR anh
rls u ~. h'GItss bl lbt u. M 'pA vi 'l" pl'-
yurr GaJor Quru rad an a.idre : "n o"-
In.I,I fit,' cIrrgy II ~" diocese. Rr ,thcr
justin, Of the Provincial - der uf Chrisli+n
l,.r,Etls sUukp for lis N",lnly. He THS
rG.,w,d / ' John l.. y win on he ,M #
,Lr la!N. The CardruI in rroly TO
tie expressivng Of respect aid
nT,,iiun by the bishops and
mi, Is and brothers, aud by the people, re-
'e.r, 4 to the time wbrn he was or!Hrn" a
mus, at which time he was in full health,
md remarked Ippn the UuusnaI length "f
inc Providence had perm ted bin 10
vu,k in the ti-Id. He said what success
u:.r s'rerded his Efforts must br ATTRIBUTED
rc rlc grr& will and generous co'operutton
! r;iLr c'trly and laiiy. In cDLc!usiOn he
l,rE.& = a blessing on them al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
IAEO"S LEADERS.
O;.rni.x 81 inr rhrI"d"IphIa C'uv"n.
tiOn Sc-GcTday.

tthh
.urLs,ElrIiN .nGhry - - The cOnven'
tioa Of the uijJ,d lraGtrs uf union labor
ORGANIZATIONS g.; tie raua.fy Wa cal II to
order at noon 10 day in tAe as cmJly b nd
M by W. 4. Cdr,sv. rre-,ural Ut ii. Iude-
pendent Leppr Party oi Nvw York. lie ex-
plniued that the conference had been
cslled in the hope Of formulating plan by
which all tue labor organizations OF the
country could be represented in national
convention Mr. Rooney read paper, which
wss referred To the Commute on R4solu-
Mons, in which he favored the passage Of
laNs pruhrbitIus tue registration OF foreign
built SHIPS ~ th.s ppr,; the prOhiO lou OF
aieus hul ling property 10 this country,
ard fayorinc protection policy as the best
for the Workiugmau. Mr.. John Couaugh,
Of New York, introduced resolutions which
", - also referred, favOring the passage
cf The proposed laws for the eIualih ttiDn
o.: hounti,s. the giving o. pen uDEs to the
;.iln soldiers who suffered III r ntl pris-
IS grd the payment OF bou1'ies to the
r,Irui,ers OF the war. After The appoint.
n.ert of a committee on permanent organ.
:gation. the convention adjourned until
70 lr o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
DISEASED CATTLE.
Means for Eradicating Them from
the Country.
PHIL THOMPSON ON WILLS BILL
Ben BI:er and the Presidency lnyestiya
tim Of the Department Of lust ce-
RandaiI's RsaI Position
on the Tariff.
Sp'ri,l 10 'br Reyisicr.

WASHINGTON, January Is i te'egraphnd
You last week that the catt'enen of The
country were pretty fully represented here
by committee composed OF memb bers from
the various States, West Virginia being
Tel resented by Mc. L. W. Blbb. The OBJ
jet OF the meeting was to secure some
action from Congress looking 10 the ex-
tiuCtiOn OF Pleuro-pn n-umonia among cattle
"A disease which has proven not only a
great drawback to cattle growers at b I'm +,
but hss lntrr,ersd largely with our ex Jort
{ ate r. gland and other consumers abroad
having virtually shut down on our cattle
trade IN that direction. The meeting Of
the committee here had the effect not only
Il csltins attention to the magnitude Of
the iulerestS involved, but Of elcitiug
the opinions of experts as to the
n.st means of srampirg ON
ILe utsesse ~hicu was stated az Gus ,l1..g W
exist in the District of Coumbia. Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Con
u,Cricut, New York. nj POSSIBLY other
states. II is claimed 10 he the result Of
l.. purtation, Tut that with plenty OF money
aad Federal law. I could be cradle ,tel
IN twetye months. DR.. Law, of the Cattle
Commission of the Treasury Depar ,ment,
>td New York city hal At one tlmr
>iayul ed II out in three months, aud al 20
e'teu the bGrEing Of bu'liIuls in which
tu- disease occurred.
The committee SubsegJ prenaryd
memOrla. 10 Congress, sud IL. ma ated u oil.
vApreSS'u ug the desire OF a.tl,. gr rrw.rs a "A
dealers. and both the memorial aud bill, II
!, expected will be ready to submit 10 the
huuse tomorrow. They viii b. giyeu l."
o. Committee on Agriculture, andtIe bill
WI. be considered by that hndy before
II Is reported TO the House. Tue
Wemur al will reCte what has b.-u
dune by the Dep,r N .ut OF As-icuI-
'.re, with tie appropriations that have
&. an -sde Tor II llhe result of Certa N eN
rrJHurents in regard 10 contsginn aud in
uyu aIIou1. and the value OF live SO K in
the uIted States together with stu'~t'CS
ju .eiertrCe To occupation. The eg -lati N
PIC pose. ) 10 make the shipment II Citt.e
S.gvu TO be diseased q peusi ofense; 10
establish a cattle bureau in the Department
uf Agriculture; 10 increase the power of the
g.. 900 issiuner Of agriculture; TO provide
t..t~ for M elaborate investigation OF dis
ya-rd rsttIe ant 10 PrOvlda an approp'ia-
r..u for the purchase Of diseased Ca'tle.
rltr they MAJ Ue destroyed 4. Toe apprn.
tr.tf ON 10 Be asked for tie first year -i.l
g.-oJab.y awug@I % hall u million dollars,
dough a smaller sun may be determined
UrGn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
Ike OTHER "PAsIsIAN RoM4N?Es."
Harry NrnsGeId'. Company Goes 20
Hnccs In St. Louis.

s.. LOUIS, Mo, January lj-It was dc.
ycicI ed a, very late hour last night that
Rnhrrd Mensrisld's "I'~ris''h Romancs"
,.orupary, which has been playing at the
r,o,.e.s Theatre hGe during the past
wo,l broke up ina row aud has probably
ec,,. 70 I:,coR TIE Company is said to
.s,, b..u in fn G,ial trouble for sOme
q. f.. srI came Ltre only on Mitche &
pnr. irons c'arsr'ee that their salaries
,,..I fe paid. Bod feeling also existed
,,rv ecu Hamilton, the marager, and Mans
... q Gnd after The perrorma ICe last night
r.,, .ilttn had Mansfield arrested for crim!.
.g. libel. Attachments were also issued
gG'rsr Men>felds hscg'ge Tne company
4,re paid last weeks salaries by Mitchell
d.. Robertson, the man.p"rs "f the Peo-
n'r', IL earre, ard thy Will rr"hahly go "
I,jI ciI.ruli or return " New Iork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
PsuCXY LITTLE LOTTA
a. Snsl Scores u Sur"esS AmOng The
IN. .hsh,

IN .hsh.
IsnpNN, January IS Lolita appsare as
Neil and tn NlrruiDuess in odd Curios-
ity Shop, L." adap'ation by Charles
D.clen., Al the upnr~ Cpm qne lat even
ing. Tne house was crowded, great Curl
osily being ty.Et,l rs - whether Lotta
would re r,sc~ ta, iIi.urr oi her debut in
Muste e." She made great success. The
auui,uce throughout the play Was srougIy
,Smpa, ,netC. There were no signs OF tne
r:esence Of alleged organized opposition,
The adaptation is fair literary qNal y
I'd pivas greater scope to- The de,l"rAtipn
Of Is he Murc Illness Ghan to thatot /.
&C auuieLcr soon caught tue spirit OF
Lotta's eccpn'riC humUr as the Mar
hr,ness," but was LITTLE impressed by her
,uyrts of pathCs as Nell Al the end
yt II G second act I.0tta was pc4llad tTic"
nd at the end Of the fourth at thre'
nus Judging from the current OF crItl.
~ Gossip in the salons coming criticism
Nil admit LortAs power ~ an ec''ntrI'
.N.racter actress hut will a'tr"k the ais
tic unity Of her perso1ltiOu oi tne VI =
.,l,oI eSs. Whatever the critical We dict,
IL S certain that tO-ni.ht's reception S.
cures l.ot,a's success in England
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
MAD To THE KNIFE
4 WASH tnIEcsc Army Ready So Attack
the French.

WASH chinese Army Haady go Attach
the French.
IowrcT, January l3.-Chincse adtt"cN
rOlnt t. the determination Ol the PrhlT
Goyernr ent for war with France, aud
since the Marquis Tseng, the Chines- Am.
bassador, has returned to bis residence II,
Folkestone he has SOUNDED Eml Granville,
the British Minister Of Foreign Atitirs,
upon the question Of mediation by EIg
land. Bat Earl Granville expresses un'
willingness TO act as mediator. The CLi-
nese Ambassador al Berlin then applied to
Prince Bismarck, but he also declined to
interfere. The Marquis Tseng states that
the Pekin Government feels disappointed
at the refusal OF the powrrs to interfere.
md says China Contempl4tes dJu ding the
inland tay levied upon foreign cOmGerce
II order TO pay war expenses.
The Paris Figaro agrin issues h0Sus
statemc mt Of the basis vi renewed EISpt
tiCus bstwCCn France sud China i"e
MARQUIS Tseng declares that tue capture
4 hn,h Sontav and Rscninh will not alter
u e decision OF the Ptkin government II ~
,cuh's whether China will now acCrpt M
di:!..- non the question from any Ia
... r,",, er.rires frOm P~kin rpaDrl
= is tLr atening to burn the Ctln'
hes ard mission Eonses, al! tlat
=, ..,ung OF the Chm Sc pop lace l.
,ll for war. The movements ot C'l-
uese military forces are luce SAINT, AM l.
< calculated that over two hun
ired thousand ca nese oops a-e mo-"
armed nItn h-uiHer'l I,"e'. os''h
psr'h works and furuhaatioms arc 49,
Il l. - y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
The IahOrers' Woe,

Loxpox. January l2.-Tw"nty blast fur
rSces in the Cleveland district have been
blown out on account Of the bad state OF
the iron trade, and the miners have re,
ceived notice that . reduction in the hours
.,t labor would shortly take place, so tntt
he production Of the mines would CORES
rrrd with the decrease il the number .!
iIruaC,s IN operation.
TllNurrH. Mass, Iasuery l2.-The null
and ruddlers AT the Robinson Iron Con
par.y strike tonight 1T Ia per cent. redI;
ION IN wages,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
sG-CJuO.o TOUGH DoINGs,
,ir n.u'rud, a Divorce ON Very
l...THHH.ui t,yuundz.

... 4, r.,r.-,.,,
... Icy ' .~.a. 10
-.. -a.' ssa.Gs. her
.... .... r.vb,rIt.
80 ~.
'' y ''
.... Sd 100 .-hsHllola
... .a mentioned
..- ... ..-...f b, his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14

MANY who long suffered from indescrIb
able feelings Of stress, lame back, aching
joiuts, sores, swellugs, weak cess OF tn"
urinary sud digestive organs, uunatura
ie.l.rcs of WEAKNESS, headache nervous
ness, dependency, sleeplessness, disturb
,Ng dreams, partial insanity, etc, after do.
,Cri0g liver, Kidneys nerves ami braI
with the various qusck nostrums OF tac
dsy. and heinc nearly frightened to des,
hy their slarming advertisements, quietly
b. gan using DR.. Guysotts yellow Dock
and Sarssper'l.a. and were agreesblv snr
prised 70 quickly t@i 'NemSH'yes restore !
10 perfect health. No other teGecy
equals il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
Inc ncIov.rK,nsub. docs Ont.

CrrrNnATt, o., January = \ %rws-
Journal GAlipolis. o., special says the
Kanawha river Er-'a I"s.d down this
morning with the tow huat-. Charles Brown
and Three loaded Conl boat. the Perry Nrl-
S.y spu one luaued CoaI b,a', tn" lirnry
d. bus with four empty barge, and tie
Sam Chrhc with eighteen empty hnrges.
there weIe also a number oI loose baTSrs.
Some uadly broken up
Any,ccs frpm the Big Sandy in iica'c a
break up without much damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
The Fuller Failure a Bad one.

NFw YORK. January l2.-The failure OF
J. NJ. Fuller & Co. is bad one. Tne firm
has never recovered from their trouble !
tUo months ago The failure of + W.
Coleman & Co. is also said to be- disaStro ls.
II was brought abrut mainly by their
Western friends failing to respond on
margins. The firm consists OF T.. ". Coe
mar, Parish and a. W. Clark. CDlem IN
has tscn in business over forty years. the
firm first was Clark & Coleman, hut CLARK
.tirtd twenty five years ago. Parish ani
Csrk were puth Clerts Of Coleman aad
x,:r subsequently taken in'o the tifm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14
WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED.
1he Failure Of N B,tier, at wapoka'
meta, Ohio.

WAroKANErA, o., January l5.-The fail
ure of VI. Bitter, on Friday, resulting in
he collapse of the Farmers BdnS, is be
lieyed to be more serious that first re-
ported. 1t is believed that Bitter liHhl!t-
IS will exceed {6O. 600. Several township
tr-asuress bad ferucisry funds in the
F.rmers' Bank. Thu rssgnees of the bank
sra irving TO raise go o." on the banks
GO c:laterai, to enable the b,Lk 10 resume.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-14

P.-r-rvEGH January IA machine has
hesn invented to manufacture hob nails.
hitherto done by hand, \ factory will
,Lcr,'y be established IN this city. The
machine, il is claimed, il capable of do!Lg
.t,f work ct hundred men, and as thou
sardg are at pr, II. rnG, G,sed in the manu-
SECURING Of hob nails by hand. the iny"n-
~ vii result in 'i:rnwin, ont Of employ,
D. . ,a5.e rurr'a1 - 'nsr t.-...f '.'I
,l- county. 81 :. :.. ... 80 g. n'I !
~ tLrte GacD, all - .1r..- - d 81 e
hsY
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I,ft.E Particulars
A gloomy Outlook In England,

LnsDoN. January l2.-The Economist
sels: Heavy losses by cotton AMI corn
spt culatiOn has cast gloom upon the mar
krt hi Liverpool. 1t home raj! ways di'i
teuds are Considered favorable. The Grand
Trnrk hallway securities are depressed, I,
owing 10 the heavy fal ing oil in traffic re-
CENTS. There has heen some excitement
in Erie Esilway shares. Louisville and
Nashville has fallen Z per Ccnt., aud Cen.
nal Pacific has advanced per cent.
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BLUFF BEN BUTLER
A. ''.~ 1pl;aI aud Preparing 90 40
P.rSidcntiaI (Igdtda.e.

P.rNidcniiaI Ipd'dntr.
% EI-'.- Of Massachusetts, is here for
g., aGu'rr End his picturesque form is fire.
..alty prominent on the hoor OF the
U."se. /. i said Tat he proposes to en-
c.as,r AZ industrial convention here in
Nay v ,ra vii nominate him for Presi.
I,rtard show the country what an up
-,,.rg ui tie masses means. Tie coaVen-
ion all r.nre>ent the Greenbark Labor
.ar y. The Patrons of HusbiTdry, The Amt
.t.I,,n.v party ard the Kn'"Gts ot L11'r,
.u., ,t,fg jo-rIher IN one convention. lie
...l~ ,f representation for tue Grsenhic',
70 VII, he bv S,ates and Congressional
.i>,rir.s. the same as 10 the oil Vrrnes.
rIu Ant -MOuopUlists will sanh two ,i.le'
.ar,s frum e sch league, the Pa'rons .: Hus-
ra.'ry two delegates FROM ea'n grange,
% 70 the Kui-h,s of Labor two delegates
.ul esrh assembly,. The deClarariou oi
rr.rrfples will be agairSt the growth ot
corporate power aud in favor Of tue eleYa-
So. q. %. .AVOr.
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nheHnmcsteec Zee Resnme.

PrrrsrURGu, January 12.-The employee,
Of the Hon Is lead Bsssen'ar steel works
which has been idle some time, have beer
noatied that work is 10 be resumed ii 4 rs
duction Cf eight to twanty per cent. - -
ceptsd The prospects are that the men
Who number NO, will not objecE.