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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-12
= : WHEELING W VA, SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER H. 1885

vault and the caskst was removed and
placed Immediately in front OF the door OF
the vault. The pall-bearers divided INTO
two ranks, one on either side Of the eotin.
The relations stood beside the psll-bearers
on the southerly side. The. spectators
stood with uncovered heads while Rev.
William b. Vogler, pastor Of the MoraVian
Church uttered an eloquent PRAYER
after which DR.. Cooke, rector Of St. Bar;
tbolomews church, recited the Episcopal
service for the dead. The cssket was then
carried into the receiving vault where It
was bermeticslly sealed in the presence OF
his four sons. When this was done the
mourners again took their places in the
carriages and were driven back to Clifton
landing. -
Robert Pinkerton and q force OF his
men were left in charge of the vault until
the mausoleum is finished d, which 1t is ex-
uected it will be within six months. The
Soutbfisld took the mourDers back to New
York, arriving about 4 o'clock.
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AN IRON ORE FAMINE
Predicted by the Iron Trade Review
emall Surplus of Ore.

Predicted by the Iron Trade Review
emall Surplus of Ore.
CLEVELAND, O, December ll.-ln its
annual summary OF the iron ore industry
the country ths Iron Trade Review will
say tomorrow that more Lake Superior
ore was sold the past gear than ever be-
fore in the history Of that industry,
the sales sggregatiDg 2,938,+s6 tons.
There remained at the close of
navigation on the dock at Lake Erie
ports l,04S, $40 tons, Of which all but l30-
900 tons we're sold In consequence OF
this exceedingly email surplus and in
creased demand for ore, especially for
Bessemer steel making, an iron ore fam
inc is threatened The only district SC
cessible by rail during winter months for
supplying the largest s'eel works of the
country is Pilot Knob region in
Missouri. 1t is understood that
100000 tons OF the latter ores
have been stocked up ard held for still
higher prices The past two weeks have
Witnessed marked advance in prices oi
Lake Saperior ores, and O corresponding
rush On The part Of consumers to obtain
stocks before the supply is entirely ex'
hausted. The direct result Of this condi-
ZION Of affairs it is predicted will be active
ly to stimulate imports of foreign ores,
sales of which are already being pressed
in the Pittsburg market.
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BRLLAIRE.
A Policeman Kicked IN the Jaw BY q
Priaoper,

A Policeman Kicked IN the Jaw by n
Prisoner.
Elmer Good was under the influence and
could not be compelled to move on, and
the Marshal decided to take him to the
locknp. The officer started with his man,
but the latter fell. Mr.. Burke stopped to
pick his prisoner up, when Good kicked
him on the cheek rather severe blow.
The Marshal landed his msu in the city
bas,ile and lodged charge of resisting an
officer Elmer is brother of Abe and
Jesse Good, who ara working for the State
in 'he penitentiary for stoning passenger
train.
sheridan will be the attraction at the
Wheeling Opera House tonight, and
number OF people will go up.
Ed. johnson, who has been working at
a smelling furnace in Colorado will try
it in a gold mine Ed Gays the yield where
he is going to work essays $93 to the ton.
The gentlemen living up Indian Run,
who it was reported dleted on dog ontes
tive occasions, deny the story.
The Zanesville accommodation, leaving
this city about 8 o'clock in the morning
and returning about 1880 p. m will be
taken off in the change Of tiue that takes
eff ct next Sunday. The morning accom-
mediation from the west arrives few min.
utes earlier and leaves few minutes later
in the evening. According to this ar
rangement the country stations on the
s. 4 o. will only have one train each way
in day. None of the fast trains will stoP
between here and Barnesvills except at
Quincy and Belmont.
A box car Jumped the track on the B.,
Z. & c., ThurSday night, and came very
near throwing passenger coach over an
embankment The cars on the narrow
gauge are too wide for the track.
Charley Hankeys arm was caught in a
pulley at the B l. o machine shop yester'
dsy and broken. The momentum OF the
pulley caused young Hankey to fall and
cruise his face also.
Rev W r NJ. Denny, Bible missionary,
v;lI nrsaeh in the Second NJ f. Church
on Sunday morning.
Several swinging signs about town are
about ready to fall The storm the other
night loosened them.
The donation party held in the Turner
Hall last night for the benefit Of the idle
iion workers of Berwood, was great sue
cess, aud the amount realized is quite
large
A fellow who thought he was tracked 6y
ghosts, spent ThursdsY night in the lock
up where be fought fancies in his cell: He
was turned loose yesterday bat did not
know where 10 60, but concluded to hunt q
warmer climate and faced southwark.
Two OF the three coal bank out the b, u
O. west Of town are running. 1t is under
stood that the B. 4. o. will take all the
coal they mine. Robinson's bank is only
doing enough to supply the peddling trade.
A concert garden will be started in
Zilchs opera hall on Monday evening.
Both railroads will sell excursion tickets
10 the Inauguration of Governor Foraker
on January llth.
The Niagara rink is the only one open
at present; will have m1sic tonight
i. f. Strauder, colored, is eager to
skate a three mile race with Tyler, Of
Wheeling, or Bywaters, Of Bridgeport
Babe" feels thst he is an excellent
roller aud ia looking for race so that be
can carry the championship badge OF hi'
color in this section.
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In rnrnrn the Democrats.

CoLUUBus, December lit is semi
officially announced that the Supreme
Court will tomorrow morning formal
IL render a decision in the Cincinnati
election eases which we're brought up on
error to the Circuit Court ofthat county and
which directed that certificates Of election
beissusd to Republican candidates for Sens-
tors The Supreme Court will reverse the
former decision in all cases, aud the result
zill be that Democratic candidates for
Senate and House of Representatives
will receive certificates Of election, Judge
johnson disssnted from the opinion Of the
three other judges.
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REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS

Elect Edmunds Chairman, Vice sherman
Rssignsd - The Presidents Appoint
ments,
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 1.-THE
Republican Senators met in caucus at IL
o'clock to-day. Senator Sherman resigned
his position IS chairman ofthe caucus and
Senator Edmunds was elected to that
place. This setien was due to
the fact that no senator has ever
been chairman Of the caucus and presid.
ing officer of the Senate OF the same time,
aud Senator Sherman felt it incumbent
upon him not to depart from the line of
precedents. The action of the caucus
committee in the ArranG ement Of chair
manships of the Senate commit.
tees, namely in deciding TO ten.
der to Senator SeWelF that of
the Joint committee on the library and to
Senator Logan his old place on military
affairs was ratified. Nearly all the time
was devoted to Q discussion Of the line OF
policy to be adopted toward Presidential
appointments. No formal scion was
taken and none Was proposed. Senators
expressed their views freely AMI were
found to be practically unanimous against
the adoption Of any general policy of oppo-
sirion, but were agreed upon the advisable
ivy Of treating each nomi, alton upon
It's merits. Opinions were expressed and
generally sssenied to that good men
appointed to Office because they were Dem
ocrsts should be confirmed, except in case
when their predecessors we're removed upon
unfounded charges brought for the
purpose of making pretexts for
the creation Of vacancies. In such cases
it was urged that the nomination should be
held up to give thsremoved officials an op
portunity for viudicstion. Senators who
we're present express the opinion that this
plan, for tha present, will govern the
course of Republicans. The caucus sd
i,nrpa1 yRifhnnk dalay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-12
BRIDaEPoRT.

Mrs Maggie Hall nee Mas Maggie Reid,
Of Belloit county, Kansas is the guest Of
her mother, MrS. Mary Reid.
Mrs DR.. Harrison, Of Csdiz. o., viii be
the CUES, o. her daughter, Mrs, William
TurDan, to day.
A number Of Bridgeport msrksEsD are
talking Of organizing riGs team.
DR.. J. A. Hobbson, OF Flushing, warm
town yesterday.
A. T. Bowie has returned from his
Southern trip.
Mr.. n. 8. McFaddeD, the "onginaI
Orator, Of Athens College, was In town
yesterday.
The PresLJterisn choir will give con
cert one night next week.
Mr.. Stephen Robson was In town yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Eolstsin, Of Woodbury. N. j., call
ed on his friends here, yesterday.
Mrs. Ezra Hildebrandt has returned
from New Msrtinsville.
Sheppard will sksts CsapbeA, Lyncl
and Willie Wos.sy at the Mammoth rinl
70 night. Sheppard will ska,e three Mia
while the others skate NILE aask.
Tomorrow, At the Fresbyterisn church
preaching a. rsual BY pastor, Rev. c
| @. Hayes. Evening text, The Lord you
God bath given you rest, and hath give
YOU this land" Evening subjecs, "Ruins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-12
rgE CHAIRMANSHIPs.
....,, {, Who VIII Have Charge Of
the Various Com aittess.

...,,..a q, to Who VIII Have Charge OF
the Various Com aittesS.
-,,gys7oy. December IA great
...,,.,,.,sla.isr vss INDUCED in st the
-, =, Ls7 a5og: The action of the Com
=. ~. Rules. a large majority of
-, ,ssrs 10 think the Morrison
=, # amending the rules and dis
IN, he appropriation bills will be re
....fs,s ircersegasDusl amendments.
=, ,.T.r, !, is the im preston that the
-. zall 5e 50 amended that The work
-, :, ccap's;ed before the end of
49, r,.s All tea, the announcement OF
:. ,--:,,ses will be deferred uuul after
: ,s,srs! is the belief that the pTopo-
,-.3 3lsri2I.s 'hs appropriation bills
; -,~-sr-y prevail that much gossip
i, INDUCED in ss TO who will be aJ
=. I'D Of tne principal committees that
.srs s2prtp,is'icl bills 10 compile
-:,,,,,s th- Speaker in selecting cnsir-
-, - hoe cenniuess will seek expert
=. rsl sad aIl. as far as possible,
.,s@,n the Committee On AppsoPris-
eco, Gc,= Sc ct 70 nine Democratic
-.-.s-, Of tbs COMMITTEES in the last Con-
=, vs-e re s'scfsd 10 this Congress.
.7s,s We. Randall. the chairman OF the
,--,~.e aui nsmb-r Of the sub commit
i. D, ,hs Sscdry Civil. Naval and Def
,;,- ills: liz FOrGsy Gala }. o: the Mil.
-g-s1i Ssudrv Civd Spb-Comnirtees;
Z, g&1sa lad # The Legislative,
:,-.s7s aad Jg2icial Aad Postoffce
,y0gzniuess. Nr. Tu~aShen6 (IuJ. of
g. -.?,sg1.s ard Military Academy Sub.
-arssss. aai Nr barnes No of
:. .C'cs1sr ard Diplomatic snd DeGcien-
r. -,.y-gEU;-'sss
r.s general impression i5 that in the
-. ias scheme 10 dis,rioats the sppro-
ss.sn bills p-egails, Nc. ForueY will be
la!s Chairman ofths ConmiiteaOaNih-
~ 74E,'rs. sDG ,lr ToSuscal Of Post
s.s a,t Pos. Reads. Mr.. Blouns Of
g.s is IN sspirsrt IIr tie chairman
E,..,ss Naval Committee, 50 are also
-: Tise IA NcAioo y J J, Hew-
IS J sd Hi:suyyus ( Tenn Il
: ,ss7,j '-o TIA, Hr. Randall would
l.. - Ns,ai Cymniusa, especially if the
- q: s'rsnG,a-EiGg 5hs navy IS TO be be-
:. .lisG his Congress.
4. B.russ a. Ni5,Ocri, aspires TO the
-A.zalsbio Of Foreign Affairs, and in
:. s7sa. Of the dislri5uuon OF the sPpVo-
,-.r3G o.lls. he may secars It, although
Z. 3.in3a.s nigh, 70 tia caairnsnsh,p
',s conui"as will not be ignored by
:. .S2aazrr roah it be decided TO change
i.'.:lor Cgciia. who is now the chair
-
.-.G0uuifs- on Ralss Informally dis
nj he vs,iols propositions this morn
:. &c s,rsei 10 meet 10 night and It
- 2.s oouo3s's 8 report 10 order to sub
-.'Clbe House a. noou t-'norrOF.
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MaxRa sattlad AmicablY.

BEyIER, No, December 1.-THE peace
negotiation which have been made here for
several days past, seem now about to result
in an amicsble settlement between the
miners employed BY Loomis and the citi'
zens Of Bevier. An agreement hes been
drawn mp and considered by both parties
and it is expected that it will be signed al
the meeting to be hell Saturday night.
The terms of the agreement, substantially
are that both parties will cease to carry
arms, and will do all in their power to pre-
serve peace.
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ON THE OHIO.
An kpitons os News OosSsssiAs -.
BSAss \ And HoI.fnsu

An Epitons of News oosssssiAs -.
Bsais and Boztnsn.
The marks last night indicated l6 feet,
and rising.
The Diurnal will be todsys Psrkers
burg packet. leaving La. m.
The Scotia 10 due down this morning
for Cincinnati.
The Louis A. Sherlsy leaves tor Gncin
natl this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Iron Age passed down with railroad
iron.
Capt. C. g. Giles left TOR Pittsburs yss
terdsy afternoon.
The steamer Princess, finding the ice toe
heavy, had to lay up yesterday afternoon.
Marks at other places: Oil City, 6 fsst
$40 inches and falling; Parker, Q, 8 feet
6 inches and falling; Greensboro IA feet 6
inches and stationary: Lock No. 4, 10 fest
inches and rising: Morgsnfowp, 9 teet 3
inches aud rising: Rice's Landing. 8 feet 8
inches and stationary; Brownsville. 6 teet
10 inches and sts,iorasy.
The coal feet left Pi.aburs Yesterday
morning. 1t represents l.57G. 900 buahsls.
divided 90 follows: ". W. 0Seil, lSg..
100; Enterprise, Ios. 900; Harry Brown.
270, 1000; sam Brown. 132. 900; John Pen
ny. IA, 600. John A. Wood, $4,000; Sam
uel L. Wood, $4,000; Annie Roberts.
ls0. 600; John 2. Walton, 10000.
A good deal Of ice i still running 10 ths
river.
Diver Will McGufhn and jos Grshals
are st work trying 70 raise he Emma Grs.
ham.
The N. W. Cksncsllos 10 laid Bp untii
after the holidays.
The Telegram, Csp4. Booth, leaves fos
Clsfington st 2p. %.
Capt Booth landed two baxges and ths
Monitors hull Yesterday below Sul6sh.
[ ~
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ar THE CAPITAL
.,., Virginia News Among the
W. Law Makers.
,souI cHAIRmANsHIPs
GOSSIP
s,,lte Committees,-NO Organ
. I'D Opposition 70 Appoint
rsats Expected

sNl! % az he9's."
y,7oy. December ll.-John Robe,
~,.,,,,. Chss. ". Hsller, at Nestor-
20" I,rs. ,. BaBOgtOn, at Newark;
o'' =, Paterson, ct Redhouse Shoals,
81 "a ". SEE st Valley Head, W.
! j -. -, b,,n commissioned POtmAsters.
;. -, =, v,,r. has been appointed Post,
4. Shirley Tyler county, ". Va ,
ID J Underwood, resigned.
., =, gsprg S Walker, Of OfChsrleston, is
81. ~. he ar'ar.I' at The E''i'' House
E Wbisusn, cf Charleston, is
-. the arrivals to-day.
'- T.. po,ro&cs at Courtney Preston
... tss been abolished.
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NAY BLOss0N.

The four act drama, May Blossom,
will be presented at the Opera Houie
Monday evening. with Miss Georgia Cay.
van in the title role. OF it the Philadel
phia Times says MAY Blossom has
achieved O pronounced success. 1t ID
strong, quick moving and we'll considered.
I. touches the strongest feelings in the hu'
man heart. It introduces doctrine thai
is not always strongly laid down, either in
the drama or general literature, tha, in the
sh ,pipg OF human des.iny there 10 some.
thing 10 be thought Of and followed before
tumultuous passion"
The box sheet opens this morning.
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THE LABOR FEDERATION
At Washington Adopt Several Labor Res


At Warrington Adopt Several Labor Res
olutioRs.
WASHINGTON, December ll.-When the
labor Federation met this morning the
Committee on Resolutions made report
which set forth that the remedy of boycott
has been grossly abused so IS to endanger
the usefulness of this legitimate and pos-
erful weapon in the hands Of the working
people to protect their rights and
interests. that some organizations
resort to it for trivial causes
aud that there we're instances where rival
factions Of workingmen had placed boy,
colt on union employees or firms employ
ing union labor. In view OF these facts
the resolution recites that the federation
discoptinues such proceedings and depre-
cate it on account Of odium cast upon the
working classes and the injury TO their in.
terests. The repor; was adopted. A reso
luton recommending TO working
men ard their friends 10
smoke 10 cigars except those
bearing the label of the Cgarmakers
MON was BQOpleus n EosOAuAOn "es
adapted urging that some measure should
be introduced IN Congress prohibiting any
combination from acting ss spies tor cor
porate monopolies for the purpose of over
sWiug and intimidating workmen who are
pesceably engaged in protecting their own
interests aud rights Resolutions we're also
adopted calling upon the President to sus.
pend Judge Smell, of this city, because OF
his hostility to trades unions, and to re-
quest all organizations to endorse the
hand made cans bearing the trade mark
of the National Csn-makers Protective
Association. A resolution instruc'ing the
Legislation Committee to induce the Pres
ident of the United States to enforce BY
proclamation, on or before May l, the
eight hour law, was adopted. Recess.
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Freight Agents Association.

PrTrrBuRe, December 1.-THE annual
convention of the Middle and Western
Freight Agents Association met here this
morning. Heavy bottles aud tum6lers
which loaded mp to 20. 900 pounds in small
cars snd "a. 600 pounds in large cars, were
placed in the fourth and fifth classes with
IRON and steel. Chimneys and lighter
oIass wares, which only load up to 10, coo
pounds, were put in the third and fourth
Classes. Common soap moved up one
point and put with alum, fye, soda, ash
stc ia ths fourth and sixth classes.
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"T DO not like thee, Dr. Eel.

It has often been wondered at, the bad
odor this oftquoted doctor was in. Twas
probably because he, being one of the old
school doctors, made up pills as large 30
bullets. which nothing but an ostrich could
bolt without nausea. Hence the dislike
DR.. & Y. Pierce's Pleasant Purgstive
Pellets" are sugar-eoa.ed and no ls!gsr
than bird-shot, and are quick to DO Their
work. For al arrangements Of the liver,
bowels and stomach they are specific.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The Pittsburg Times quotes Vice.Pcesi'
dent Stevens, OF the Nailers' Association,
as follows: Tine Nail Association admit
ted the scarcity Of nails by advancing the
card rate. They have tried to scare US by
publishing the list Of machines being run
by feeders, but friend Of mine who went
to Wheeling the other day found that at
QUE factory, where it was claimed that 40
machines were running, only II we're in
operation oy actual count. A number OF
other machines had been wrecked BY the
feeders and the cost of repsirs had proved
so heavy that notice had been posted up
saying that the workmen mnst pay tor
b,caksges. The demand is falling of, as
it always does at this time Of the year, and
consumers will naturally buy the best ar
,icle they can get, and that will certainly
not be feeder cut nails
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EUERIDAN,

This afternoon and evening W. + Sher-
idau, the celebrated tragedian, with pow.
ertul company. will appear at the Opera
House, the 6rst performance being lingo
mar" and the second Louis Al. In both
these roles Sheridan has won unstinted
praise from critics everywhere. As In.
gomar" the robber chief be is rough and
uncoutb, but imperious, asd bis portrayal
of the character is fine piece Of work.
But az Louis XI." heis q seen at his best
dis persona,ion Of the wicked, vindict'
i've and cowardIy King is said to be won
derful, bis stimulation Of age, and his
makeup and facial expressions in the
death scene being remarkable. Sheridan
is an able and conscientious actor, and
should have crowded house.
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MoNONGAHELA MINERS.
The Strikers Remain About the Mines al
Night but no Attack.

The Strikers Remain About the Mines all
Night but no Attack.
PIrEssURe, December ll-Quietrsigns
about the Monougshsla valley mines to-
day. Notwithstanding the uneasiness felt
last night there was no disturbance al
though strikers were around all night
They kept at q safe distance. The non'
union miners ar Pine Run did not 60 to
work until daylight this morning, fearing
a repetition of yesterdays attack. They
have decided to discontinue the night work
as long as there is danger Of another out
break. At Alliquippa the workmen ex,
pected an attack during the night and
made preparations to give the mob
a warm reception. They were
provided with repeating rifles and each
man was given fifty rounds of fsmmunItion'
Tne strikers did not put in an appearance,
however, and this morning the men went
into the mines as usual
Gres. excitement still prevails among
the residents in the neighborhood OF these
miues, and serious trouble, perhaps blood
shed, is predicted. Sheriff Gray has sta.
toned posse near the Alliquippa and
Pine Run mines, and has also sworn IN
a large number of men living in the Vicin-
ity who will respond to his call at mo-
ments warning.
ARITRATI0N POSSIBLE.
The striking miners are still encamped
on the hills near Pine Run. They did not
venture near the mines today and the
uon-union miners vera allowed to go TO
and from the mines without being molest-
ed. A feeling of insecurity prevails, how
ever, and another outbreak is looked for at
any time. l, is thought an effort will be
made 10 settle the strike by arbitration.
Master Workman Newman, OF the knights
of Labor, telegrsphed to Grand Master
Workman PoSderly ly this evening asking
him 10 come Oh at once and take look
over the field Mr.. Newman says the
Knights of Labor will not recognize any
lawlessuess, and if any members Of the
organization were engaged IN the late riots
they will be severely dealt with.
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Cara Plunge Over an Embankment.

CALDwILL, December 1.-The coach
and one box car Of train On the Bellaire,
Zspesville and Columbus sasi isst the
track Yesterday 5i.efnoon near this place
and rolled dosn an embsnkment. ffbe
coach was full Of passengers Mrs. Tholss
Sewers and two children. Of Caldwell. we're
badly burned. The children will die.
David Devail, Noble county. was cut on
the head. Miss Shrsder, Of Monroe eoun-
~, cut on head Mis- Sillwell, Noble
county, cut on face. The coach ee:yal
Gre. but was sxtingui-L-ss1.
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An rntsrpy1.,nx: neliaSIe Eouss.

Logan / Co, can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best ofeyery-
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles az have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of beng always enterprisinR
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on 6
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, We invite
YOU 70 call and get Trisl Bottle Free.I