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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

WAsHINGToN CITY, Oct 1.-The decrease
in the public debt Tor tho month of Septem,
ber is stated at about I'll, 500 900. This vii
he reduced, however. 10y payments OF about
S5OO 900 ON account % interest due OIL
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

Have used Tongalne in neuralgia af-
fections. many of them severe, with the
most gratifying results. T. s. Bell, NJ.
D., Louisville, XIV.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

Singers will be delighted with DR.. X
Stones Bronchial Waters. Clear the
voice; pleasant to take. Price 25 cents.
By all druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

War Secretary Endicotts residence in
Salem is an ancient-looking unpretentious
house. with little window panes and no
ornaments.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

The Provincial Bank of Buenos Ayres
has a capital Of $35, 900, 900 and deposits
amounting to $67 ,OOO.OO0. These iigur-
es are not equaled by any United States
bank.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

Truth is mighty, and will prevail,
Hunts Remedy cures like magic all dis
eases of kidneys, liver, and urinary or.
Gans.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02
HORsFORWS ACID 4 HOSPHArE
verv Satisfactory IN Prostra,ion.

DR.. p. p. Gilmartin. Detroit. Mich.
says; Il have found it very satisfactory
in its effects, notably in the prostration
attendant upon alcoholism"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

THE TERi,IpLE BRAN

WAsHINGToN CITY Oct. Z Tho president
has appointed James Delaney postmsster at
st petsr Mimi
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

DIR. Y. Stones Bronchial WATERS will
cure your throat and stop your cough.
Convenient to carry. Try box. rs cents
All druggists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

Chinese Gordon had plenty of common
sense about fighting but was an unmi ti>
gated crank in every day matters.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

80, my backW The man with weak
back, sore lons, has kidney disease,
which Hunts Kidney and Livcrl Remedy
always cures.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

A stepladder of plush is the latest thing
to put in a parlor corner.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

Woman suffragists in Boston count it a
gain for their cause that the Roman Cath>
olic priests have urged the women of their
church to vote in the coming election of
school commissioners
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

On the island Of Marago. at the mouth
of the Amazon, there is four footed bird
In its growth one pair of legs change into
wings by a process similar to that of the
tadpole into the frog.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02
THE ROWOY WEST
As Illustrated In Rae Ball--Chi Gag
Again Wins.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--T.r New York and
Chicago club, mot again Thur day after.
noon for the third OF tho four games OF
base ball to be played between them, and
again the Chicago boys showed that they
could play great" bail when they wanted to-
The re ,ult was = to in favor If Chicago,
ns follows;
Chicago. 2 o = 0 o 0 AZ
New York .............O . U D 2 y o %
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

An English syndicate has just pur>
chased the Sanchez grant of land in Mex
leo, embracing over l. 100000 acres.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

''Spalding's Glue" useful in every
house.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

lie sure and get the genuine, and send for Tr"a
tisr ON Blood and skin ID srAsc- free.
For sale lay all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02

&c For notices in reference to SPECIAL ENcur
eluns, changes at time and other items ul Interest
IN connection with the lineage, Milwaukee " -.
Paul Halfway. ptunsc refer 10 tie IUcnl columns oil
TINS lhpor.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02
R0Ck ISLAND 4 PEORIA RAILWAY.
iCk ISLAND 4 MEI.tER CO., X. X.
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
Amn ST: PAU.

RAILWAY COMPANY.
u owns aud operates nearly 5000 miles of thor
nughly equipped road III Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa
Minnesota and Dakota.
II is tive Short Line and Best Route be-
tween all principal points in the North
west and Far West.
For nI,ps, time tables, rates Of pus sage and
freight, rIc.. apply 10 the nearest sIuIiOn agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee a St raul HALLWAY or
10 any railroad agent nuS where N the tmttr
States oi Canada,
Il. MILLER, A, V II CARPENTER
General Manager, Gen, PAS. " Tiki AZ
j. T. TUX Eli. nEn, II. iiEA FFORp,
Asr I I,ut 'mngrr Asst Guu Pass AT
MILwAIIHtt, WISCONSIN,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-02
A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it Is a part. Every lady
NAV hive it (; at least, what
looks Ike it. Magnolia
Balm bdth freshens and
beautifie%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
ELECTION FRAUDS IN CHICAGO.
HUNDREDS OF ILLrGAL VOTES FOUND IN OH
wAED.

HUNDREDS OF ILLrGAL VOTES FOUND IN ONE
WARD.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is (SpecidD Although the
Republicans have been allowed to expose the eNien-
sye illegal voting practsed at tho recent city election
in the Mayoralty recount startling frauds were
unelrthed day in the Adermanic contest in the sixth
Ward Both Monear and DOeruer were running M
Democrats but Doerncr the regular nominee, and
was supported by HARRISON 1t has been found that
l25 Illegal votes cast Ia the ward. The names
under which Illegal voters registered on the
poll books have proved to be fictitious and by con
ung the places OF abode which were entered opposite
these names the voters registry II has been found
they have residence In the ward at oil ana are
wholly imaginary characters In the seventh precinct
OF the ward out OF total vote Of GO3 there were 81
sworn in ana when the ballOt-bnK was opened the am
days that should accompany these votes were missing
The manifest purpose OF Withholding these aihiavlts
was TO cover up the means by which these 3l2 votes
had been recorded well 20 destroy the evidence
that might used in cOnyictng the parties who CON-
perjury swearing IN Illegal votes. The details
more convincing, OF the extent to which THIS dls
honesty prdctscd are in possession OF the Commit
tee OF Safety, whose agents have made a thorough
canvass the ward and the statement Ia made to-day
that the will he used against Harrison As bis
majority Is only 312 the fraudulent votes found In this
ward alone would 20 far toward unSeatng him. Inc
committee claims have evidence In hand OF moro than
1000 Illegal votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS (SpecidD.-Senatof
Harrison aptly remarked to-day that If Dakota were
State trying to break out OF the Union instead OF seek
Ing to enter it might be some grounds for the
attacks made upon It by Democratic Senator'S AS IL
is they are seeking In every TO obscure the facts
and place stigma upon people OF the Territory in
order to IND some partisan reason for denying justice
to them In the Senate to-day Mr. Vest made one OF
his usually bitter partisan speeches on his subject He
denounced the action of the people of Dakota
in forming preliminary State organization as rcvo-
utionary and one calling the censurc or Congress
MIR Harrison showed again that the people oi DaNots
had merely organized State subject 10 the appioNal
nf Couvress and had tar as tney hl%ht DO
iustiGei I'm going by precedents ana 10y the unfair
r n,iihomt aelion but there are plenty OF ndica-
tons that The Democrats are seeking 70 invent reasons
Sor yntr against the admission OF the Territory we
connot vote for IT," said Democrat while such
revolutionary state OF affairs exists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
THE SENATE AND THE APPOINTMENTS.
no UNFAlR OPPOSITION TO BIZ sHowA-coLLECroR
HFDpEN's CASE.

WASHINGTON. Dee Is. (SpeciaD-Police Justice
Power. ex.Canal Contractor willard John on and
other New-York Democrats have been here this week
seeking TO know what the Senate will dc about noDna
tous None have yet been acted upon by the Senate
committees. The decision of tht Senate TO PRINT the
names in The Record with reflections aud combinations
has further alarmed the Democrats That action was
taken merely for convenience There has been coBsd
cradle talk of open executive SESSIONS but majority
OF the Senators oppose the pan There is no inc iea-
ton however that any unfair opposition viii be shown
to the Presidents appointments The discussion over
the probable rejection of Collector Heddeu aud 5ur-
yeyOr l}eattie whose names now before the Com
mere Committee comes aog, ther from the outside.
Senator Miller and Senator Evars have given any
expression of opinion the matter. The opposition
of Tammany Hall to Mr. Hedden is not likely TO have
the least effect in itself but If the charges that he has
been concerned in undervauations are sustained he
NAV be rejected. Both of the New-iork senators
have said that Mr. Hedden is not the kind of nan
that should have been for Collector and they
do not doubt that he and Surveyor Beaie were both
chosen by Hubert o. Thompson as his ' dummies y;
but whether his reject would lead to any better
nnnointment Is a question they have not decided.
S ID Phelps manager of the Glen Cove Companv. had
o talk with Senator Miller to-day on 'he question OF
investigating the charges OF mus n
several newspapers that Mr.. Heddens name has not
vet been sent to the senate Is erroneous IL was seIt
In or Monday, stated in III IrID, ~ OF Iut sday
There are / 200 appointments before the Senate,
aud only few Ia vet been considered IN committee
The new postmaster at Seneca Fall' who is said 10
have boasted iuring the war of having torn down an
American dag which indignant citizens made him put
up his house and OF having torn It up Tor carpet
ators are opposed to putting premium on Glsoyaly
by tle removal of men who were loyal 10 make places
for such "Copperheads" There are "A nun Der OF
similar cases in New-ior State and many elsewhere.
They will all be carefully investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
FoRA SHIP CANAL rHRoUGH ONO

AKRON, Ohio. Dee. Is (Speciah.-A plan for
the opening OF ship canal from Cleveland to tho OHIO
River has perfected. and canal officials and engi-
uccrs OF this city who returned from three months
survey to-day gave this Information TO the public The
route 10 be taken y tho Ohio Canal and Muskingum
River. with this connection completed ship canal
Will be opened from Ncw-York 10 NewOrleaus via the
Eric Canal Lake Erie. Ohio Canal Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers. The survey OF the Muskngum branch has just
been completed under resolution by senator Dawes ut
the last session OF Congress. and tho Legislature last
winter passed ceng this part OF the property to
the Government II II would improve IT, The main part
~ the work will be from Trenton COshoctOn County to
cleveland along the ONO Canal. distance ofluG miles,
which cost about SlO.OOO,OOO. The Muskingum branch
il now In condition for It's new uses dredging
Rruorts OF tho survey made have been forwarded 10
Colonel Merrill, OF Cincinnati IN charge or the ono
RIVER improvements General A. j. Warner Il prOmi.
nenty and the matter will be- duly represented
10 Congress By this route ships would have 10 pass
through only about 100 miles Of canal from Cleveland TO
a ~ fof Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

INCORPORATING A NEW LINE IN THIS STATE.
ALBANY, Dec. Is (Specidh.-The Fulton and
Oswego Railroad Company filed articles OF incorporation
with tho Secretary OF state to-day. The road is to be
constructed from the northery terminus OF tho Syracuse
Phenx and Oswego Railroad and at or near that roads
connection with the New-Yorh. Ontario and Western
Railway and running thence through the towns Of Vol
ney and Serbia. aud Of Oswego. and terminating at
point on the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg at or
near its connection with the New-York, Ontario and
Western There Will DO branch from point
I'm Volncy to Fulton. there connecting with
the New York. Ontario and Western Railway. The
leth OF the road thirteen miles and the branch two
miles. Tho capital is 100000. consisting OF LOU
sharc OF which Charles Parsons Jr OF taxes
1876 and twenty.fOur other persons one each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
REVOLUTIONARY MEASURES IN MEXICO.

VICTORIA, State of Tamaulipas, Mexico, Dec.
Is (SDecdij.-The municipal elections in this State,
which were held Sunday, resulted the selection OF
candidates friendly Governor Cuelar and exPresi-
dent Gonzales The election for the State Legislature
viii occur In February. The municipal officials elected
on Sunday have practically the power to control the
February This power will be used against tue
Diaz Administration IN securing Legislature that will
send opposition Congessmen and Senators to the City OF
Mexico It is now foregone conclusion that this city
the capa OF the state Will be the headquarters Of the
next revolution in Mexico. Important preparatory
measures such as smuggling arms and ammunition
from the Texas border have already been taken.
MONTEREY. Dec. 1s.-The movements OF Ex-Governor
sepulyeda have not generally known for the last
few days and II was supposed among many OF his friends
that he was confning himself to his house IL is now
known that he is prisoner In the military guardhouse
by order of the Federal Government Much indignation
Is expressed at this second breach OF faith on the
which have been in this city Tor some
days are gradually leaving IT ~ s@,nall @
bands under sub-cOmmanders. one OF thesc
companies arriving at SaDinas north OF kis CITY, en-
deayOred 10 the municipal authorities 10 pay sum
OF money night occurred. which the rcVolutl0nsts
were defeated losing their captain. Fears arc enter
tanned that these small bands viii resolve themselves
country General Reyes Acting Governor has appointed
Manuel Rodriguez late chief OF the revOutonlsts. Fed
eraI Acade OF Llmpasas. IN the northern part OF the
State This Is surprise TO the citizens here but
Is considered stroke Of good policy on tie part OF
the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. Is (Speciab.-J. G. Aver g.
Co.. patent medicine manufacturers OF Lowell, Mass
consignment of whose goods into Canada was recently
seized for undervauaton have been informed by the
Customs Department that fine exceeding 900 has
been imposed and that unless the amount Is paid the
goods under seizure will be sold by the Queens aue-
tonser
Mr.. Davidson, Queens counsel and Mr. Dumesnil have
gone to NewYork for the purpose Of extradting Il. H.
Gor the absconding expresident Of the Canadian Agri
cultural Insurance Company The creditors took this
step when they heard that lie IN lOurishina cir
eumstances in the American Metropolitan. The Grand
Jury at the no found true bills against him aud Gof
ned There eight bills against him. including forgery
and uttering forged instruments. both extraditable
Offences, and appropriatiDg money A. W. Atwater,
attorney for the assigneos, says that Gof ran away
owing probably 100000. II was runiored here this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
UNCERTAINTY ~ ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. Is iSpecidD. Anti
Prohibtiouiss to-day made another move In the game
Judge Clarke has grontod an order restraining Ordinary
Calhoun from declaring the result OF the election until
December IL at which time argument TO make the in-
junction permanent will he heard The ProhiDionisls
are furious and say the supreme Court OF Illinois
held in two instances In like case that the election
managers werc Justhabe In refusing to obey the III
iuucton OF the state Judge Tonight 1t was authors
tntiycv stated that Judges H. B. Tompkns ana Wills
A. Hawkins have gone to New Orleans with II bill OF
Injunction 10 present Jndgo Pardec. OF the United
states Court still another contest The ground taken
went ou of his way 10 decide matters TO three ballot
boxes and other points that may come mp III 0tate
Court and that he unnecessarily grLtultous III NO
unieerng opinions" on other points. Doubts are eN
pressed AZ to Judge Parlces course Tho lTohlDitip
counsel remain firm aud confident Oi sustaining their
uosition before any court The whlskcy mon say IL WIN
be colder weather than this before Atlanta gets lro
hibtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

MURDERED BY a FELLOW SEAMAN
DETROIT Dee. ls.-Corncllus Flynn, lake nrenan age
twenty three who died I'm the Marine Hospital on we'd
nesday have been buried to-day but the coroner
stopped the funeral In the belief that murder had peen
committed. The man struck by fellow seaman
with iron bar In an alteration on the night oi Dc
cemDcr 9.
SUSPECTED OF NUMBERING sHARPLEss
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-Tlr police havo arrested n
coorcd man. Alexander Gun, alias Samuel Johnson, on
suspicion Of being the assassin OF John sharp"ss he
Quaker farmer who was murdered near Chcser on 80 20
vember There strong reasons 10 believe that the
right man has at last been captured,
ACQUITTED OF A SERIOUS CHARGE,
NoRRIsTowS Dec. ls.The jury IN the case OF Preston
Walters charged with criminal negligence In causing
wreck on the schuykill Valley Railroad at spruce MIL
returned verdict today OF Not guilty-the county 10
pay the costs"
CHICAGO Dec Is.-Phillip Murphy, grain trimmer,
ffy-two years Of age. met with horrible deat9 t,is
steam barge George Spencer To tie up in the dock at
Eghteenthst his head was crushed between the Vesse
and the pier.
SENTENCED AT A SECOND TRIAL TO BE HANGED.
CARROLTON Mo. Dec. ls.-Thc verdict Of tho jury III
tie case OF the State joel Anderson and Laurel
Raugh finding them guilty OF murder In the first degree
for the murder OF John Rca causes much SURPRISE as
they were tried before the charge and sonencod
10 imprisonment for lfe but obtained trial. which
resulted above. Judge Davis yesterday sentenced
them TO be hanged.
PICKING A MINISTER'S POCKET.
CLEVELAND. Dec. ls (Speeidb.-Pckpockets, taking
advantage OF the opportunity afforded by axphying
season. In the last few days reaped rich harvest
among the crowds visiting the once OF the county
Treasury. This morning the Rev. Henry stabier was
robbed OF SllO.
ARRESTED FOR MyRDER AND ARSON
DETROIT Mleh., Dec. ls,-The COroner's Inquest In
the csse of the murder and burning OF Frank Knooh ana
family was resumed this morning. Because OF sus
picons actions Mrs Knoch. mother OF Tue d
man. and his brother Harmhn we're taken INTO CUSTODY
to await the result OF the inquest. Mrs knoch nous
note OF 81. 800 In Franks name which Is saa 70 pe
forged Tho Knoch family and the family Of mrs FRANK
Knoch at times came ~ bowL Frank sided Win NE
wifes family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
THE scHooL rRoUBLES or MISS ARRIGHL

PIrrsnuRG, Dec. 1S.-ln regard to the case
NJ MI,s Arrichi who was taken from the Pittsburg
Female College Monday letter from the authorities
OF the college has been published here In which the
statement of Miss Alright that she not allowed to
see any OF her friends when she sick Is emphaticay
denied. IL is also denied that she was refused tue
pryiege OF consulting with physician alone ana Is
a,ed that she dismissed the doctor because he refused
TO say that she was too IN to remain at school, IL Is
led that the Methodist ministers who were IN
fcIc.frI i'm the case refused admittance to the
coIrsc Tie authorities OF the school state that they
told The minister who first To take tue Young grl
AWAY from the school, that they desired to Keep the
matter quiet for sake and that subsequently they
made no opposition to her removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
WHY sEpv1A WANTS AN ARMrsTICE.

LONDON, Dec. 18.-A report has been re-
ceived here that the servian troops have been with
drawn from the Widn district.
VIENNA. Dec. lS.-A semi-ollcal bulletin Issued at
Nsh yesterday says "Peace has not yet been assured
Bulgaria demands that Serva shall evacuate the Widn
district King Milan considers this an unfair request.
servia seeks an armstice and peace for political rea
sons but If they obtained she will continue the
war TO the last extremity. She viii, however, wait
until the enemy taxes the offensive"
PUIIupOPOIIs. Dec. 1S.-The Austrian agent has in
formed Prince Alexander that the military commission
to drmarcate q line between seryta and bulgaria Will
consider the victories and defeats OF both belgerents
lie ae says that servia and Bulgaria Will not be repre-
sented on the cOmIOssion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
OnIrCrING no NINE PER CENT INTE

DETECTING TO NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
Chicago. Dec lS-ln the sult OF inc ohea iH : atS.r
guardian OF Henry W. kingSDuryto ioreCiOse MORTGAGES
s INT the rate OF interest was Illegal Judge
Gresham yesterday decided that intercSs @ woulH 20 20
after at zig per cent After paying the Indebtedness
the estate viii be worth about S5oO'ooO
TWO.TuIRDs OF THE WHEAT SOLD.
CruCAGo. Dec ls.-A dispatch from Minneapolis
Mimi published this morning contains an estimate that
twotnrs the wheat III the Northwest has been sold
Fifteen mills operation and there are liza cars OF
wheat IN sight. .
A WOMAN CANNOT BE A JAILER IN KENTUCKY.
elected by tho vote of Davess COunty to the oice OF
ailer to succeed her husband, who was killed by noo
while in the discharge of his duty The Court OF Ape%s %
yesterday decided that woman cahhot 'esay hoo '"0
sEIZING A TOBACCO MANDATORY.
WATERBURY,, Conn., Dec lS.-DcpuIy Revenue COZ
lector Kennedy seized the goods and implements In
the tobacco OF r. g. reTone law "
A ST LOUIS NEWSPAPER SUED FOR LIBEL
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Dec. lS.-A $4,000 iiDe' s'it 9 S ~
g. and Cyrus Edwards agsinst the publishers Of ds mS
publican was Judge Dillons trial DOCKET yeseIuay
The plaintiff Mrs Edwards is sister Oh ONel IL
man who was executed for the murder Oh me McIitusn
i'm children nj Flag Springs Drew County Inc alIegeu
libel the publication In IRE % ,a U aud ILL., I.
from ST. Joseph giving the details o tue crih9 anu hes
lac that the rnnse OF the ,murder was the knowledge
which tho McLaughlius possessed oi Improper lei''o"
between Bateman anu Ills sisleI' - . 80 $3.50
PAIL HINES TO PLAY WITH THE BOSTON CLUB
BosrON Dec. Is (SpccdbIPaui Hines oshtrcne,uer m M m
Boston next year lie is OF the veterans, and has
played bail rs a professional since 1872.
RAPID LONG.DIsTANCE DRIVING.
,,urc.nn Dec ~ (SDeciaD.-A remarkable drivo IN a
sleigh was made to-day by d. Il. Timothy, OF Franklin
Grove TO Dixon ILL.,, in 36i9 minutes. distance OF ten
with TWO men in tho cutter The drive made upon
wager of 5000 that the team could n9t make ~ IN s 80
minutes The teaIu four-years-od tearnot coits,
sixteen hands high and weigh 400 pounds
POOL IN THE FROZEN HERRING TRADE
GLOUCESTER, Mass Dec ia unon company ma. mas
been organized to carry on the frozen herring tauo iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19

TROUBLE EXPECTED ~ MON ON dAHHHA AH"H l.
PIrTsBURG, Dec. Is (SpcciaD. D.-IrouDle III the
Monongahela Valley coal region Is expected I'D tue
morning. At yesterdays convention at Monohgahea
CITY sixteen delegates, representing rs many mihe'
voted against continuance OF the seven months SrlAo
which has already cost the miners over @2oooooo' IL
Is reported this evening that at all OF these PS "or az
IN. onorotor, terms will DO resumed Monday morn
Ing At several mines 1t Is said, work VIII De resumed
tomorrow morning. IL at these trouble Is cNpectou
Il il asserted that already NJ work ht the reuuc
strir and unon their refusal comply force VIII DO
rcsorted to. A number of operators TINS AFTERNOON
exprcssed themselves determined not 10 oHer more
thau two and one half buShel Onn operator sam
thnt District orknan Newman, OF the knights
of abor is opposed TO u continuance "f tue sIrlke.
i said that the McKeespOrt merchants are threatened
with tho boycott unless they contribute lDefay 10 Inc
wants OF the strikers.