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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
BENWOOD.

Mr.. Jesse McMecben, proprietor Of ths
l4szier rink, unfortunately sprained hIs
ankle there feu days since.
Mr. Charles DeLesry left yesterday tor
Holiidaysburg, Pa where be has accepted
q position in the nail iactary.
Mr. Edward Coffee will leave shortly .or
the vicinity Of st. Louis, Mo. where hs
will engage with friends 10 the mercantile
business
Mr.. Aug. Sohsd has engaged sG orctss
ira for the opening Of his new saloon tc
day. 4 sump,uous luncheon will be
served TO all.
Miss Virginia Caster n suffering ftos,
AL attack Of sore throat.
The roofing On the acheCtss row .s BE-
ing repaired.
Master Jesse Barton kAs su attack of
diphtberia.
The Riverside blast fasnsce has rsyansi
operations.
Mr. J. Burr. ST.. is suffering ioA "a Al
tack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Emma Postg6 6sii is ssrioasIy Ia.
disposed.
Tao car loads ot stone vss reedysd ivf
the rss steel plant yesterday. alec mora
construction iron.
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nUsBANDRY.


National Grange Of the Patrons of hus-
bandry-RssolutiOns-ofiCers Elected.
BosroS, November l5-The National
Grange OF the Patrons Of Husbsndry re-
convened this morning. The Committee
on Resolutions, through Governor Robie,
Of Maine, presented series Of resolutions,
recommending that ortcers and members
of subordinate Oranges make their instruc-
ions and punciples matter OF spscisl
aud careful study; that above all
party considerations stands the
American Government. and pledging
the order TO defend the law
and order everywhere; deploring the at
tacks on the private character Of candi'
dates for official position; recommending
biennial Srste elections opposing the
creation Of all unjust monopolies by force
Of law; recognizing the equality OF the two
sexes, and hsilirg with delight any ad-
ysncement of the legal status Of women;
urging farmers to united and determined
efforts 10 prscticing their interests through
the ballot ard and iAVoring the pro:
motion OF the office Of Commissioner
Of Agriculture TO q Cabinet position,
Resolutions we're adopted. A motion in
support Of the striking shoe lssters at
Brockton Was adopted The following Off
cegs we're elected for the ensuing two
years: Hon. P. Dsideu, Worthy Master;
J. c. Draper, ol Worcester. OVerseer
Grange; Mortimer Whitehead, New Jersey,
Lecturer; A. ]. Rose, Texas, Chaplain J.
E Hall West Virginia, Steward ". d.
SuHsou, New Hampshire Assistant Stew,
ard; +. NJ. Mcdonnell, New York, Treas
urer; John Trumbull, Washington, D. C.,
Secretary; HeEry Thompson, De aware,
Gate Keeper.
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AN OLD OFFENDER.
He Serves One Term for Forgery, aud IL
Likely to Get Another.

He Serves One Term for Forgery, aud IL
Likely to Get Another.
Pr. PLEASANT, W. Va, November lS.-
Several years ago one Vim. ]. Rodgers, Of
Pocahontss county, West Virginia, was ar.
rested and lodged in jail for forging q deed
in which 8 tract of land lying in that county
was sought to be conveyed to him by an old
man named Erwin. The forged conveyance
wss sdroitly and ingeniously got up, to-
gether with the bogus acknowledgement,
6c., in the South, and was admitted to
record When Erwin discovered the fraud
that hsd been perpetrated upon his rights,
he set about to have himself reinststed to
bis property, which eliminated in the A.
rest and trial Of Rodgers for forgery. BE
was tried for two penal offsnses growing
out Of his crime. Upon the trial Of the
first charge he was acquitted. Upon his
trial upon the other charge against him he
was found guilty and sentenced to 9 term
of years in the State penitenhary.
After the expiration Of bis Imprisonment.
be made his appearance again in Poca
hontas and in Greenbrier in the summer. of
1884, and stterWard disappeared from 1e-
ice. Within q few weeks psst il seems
that Rodgers has attracted the attention of
detectives in the East, appearing again in
the role as forger By the name OF King.
A few weeks ago the residence Of Mr.. j.
r. Colbert, in Maryland, was broken open,
Il l. tNla 40 ntntn AZ
his personal checks without signature and
some that had been Cancelled. Later the
firm Of Riggs i Co.. bankers, Of Washing
ton, received q letter dated ct Mill
boro, but mailed st Staunton, con.
tanning a check purporting to have
been drawn BY J. II. Colbert payable
to H. A. Holt, and by him indorsed psya.
bic to Henry King, sen for $500. The
writer, King, asked that the amount be re-
mitted TO him az Stsuuton. Detective Nc
Dewitt, Of Washington City mailed letter
to Henry King, Stsunton, and followed it,
He waited here several days, but King did
not call for the letter at the postoffice. He
put the matter in the hsnds Of Chief Of
Police Waters, and left. The postoftice
authorities were notified, and last Friday
King, who called for The letter, was in
vited into the back room and Captain
Waters was cen. for. The prisoner played
The crazy dodge, and said God had directed
him TO fix the check up. He denied know.
ng any thing about the trunk robbery.
Captains Waters lodged him in jail and
lay or two after Detective McDevitt came
or him snd took him 10 Maryland.
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UNCLE sAM'S DETECTIVES.
Annual Report From the Secret
Service Division.
WORK OF THE U. s. sEoSET POLICE.
H. Immense Amount Of Counterfeit
Money and Paraphernalia
Captured.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,

WASHINGTON, d. C., NoVembsr Is
r,isf Of Secret Service division, in hls
annual report to the solicitor OF the treas
nv shows that during the last fiscal year,
80 arrests were made BY the operatives OF
rs. service, assisted BY local officers, 3
large majority Of which we're for passing,
IssEug IN o. manufacturing soantsrfeit
usasy. The amount of counterfeit money
.D..,si wss S305,50S, main
Ia dash notes. A large
mount OF plates, dies, mOulds and eoun-
,,rss,rioy material was seiz ID aud destroy
II Inc chief Of the DIVISION expresses
,.- 5D.nioa that th,rs are now in the
..,aI, et couatetisiters abou' 100000 IN
ss,s nous7 Of the toloEiug character:
Is.atg collar s'y,r certificates, $40
a,,sd States notes. Sl0 note o! the Third
National Bank ot Cincinnati and s.
,Bnsi States notes. The report says the
sg.nveris;tiDg of COIN IS or the increase,
sb.cb IL The case Of the HVe cent nickle is
Ias IL he disparity between its face
s.l ..,rius.e Sslus. Il also
.v-sA, oi the good results
r he la~ tor the punishment
= y-..o4, Who counterfeit foreign money.
ID. report also says that while counter
,ss,srs # paper money have been unusE-
ais .2,.ys during the past year they have
zen zsaeraly unsuccessful 10 their efforts
q, -1s, the resdl. Of thti' work. A'e1m-
. a-uIaron is made for iesi,latiou prohib
,riry Toe mak.ul Of dies OF moulds for
ns,lrz l,s,,nilss IJr 5asiness purposes OF
ai,si States ,Hus and. another legtsla,
Ton 10 extend The p)gers Of the service so
3. IL, iat1ads authority 10 act 10 all cases
". t-alis aya:ns. The government.
DENIED
s,- Department, officials positively de-
~ rts the PresiirLt has made any re
..rssr for papers in regard 10 the condition
). our na,urr lied ctliz .ns 10 Austria and
Germany oF "a there is snY ruth what
rgsr 10 lL- Washington special - d New
iork paper ssLt IN these dispatches this
attflJ0u
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BulaARIA's INNINGS.
Prince Alexander Drives the Scr.
vians From Their Vantage Points.
VICTORY AFTER A GALLANT FIGHT,
British Capture the Minlah fOrts.--Tka
Route Open to the Burmese
Capital.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LoSloN. November ls.--The Bulgarian
forces stationed at SGynitzs, headed BY
Prince Alexander in person. made sortis
from that place at An early hour this morn.
ing. and after several hour, desperate
fighting. succeeded in driving tie servians
from ell positions held BY them and
menscipg slivnitza. The presence Of the
Prices greatly inspired the Bulgsrisns, and
they fought with more dash aad valor than
has yet been displayed BY them in any Of
their encounters with the enemy.
BRITISH TROOPS CAPTURE THI NISlAH FORTS.
LoNDoS. November ls.-Ths Britisk
forces in Burmah have carried the forts in
the vicinity Of Minlah and captured the
city after three hours firing from the aoat
ing batteries, the armed launches and tbs
heavy guns on board the steamers The
British lcst tour men killed and twenty.
seven wounded. Minlah wAa the most
strongly fortified position on The river.
and by Its capture the way is cleared for
the British advance to Mspislsy. ss tho
forts at Ava, twelve miles from the Bur
mese capital, are only slight structures in
comparison with those at Minlah.
BULdARIASs BIoCKApE THE piNUs.
VIENNA, November l5--It is reported
from Windin that the Bulgsrisns have
blocksded the river Danube at that point.
and that navigation beyond W,udin has
ceased.
ssRNIAN TROOPS OCCUPY sRxsAiN.
BELGRADE, November ls-Au Official
report from the front states that the Sery.
ians entered Bresnik yestereay. The town
had been abandoned by the Bulgarians.
who, in their haste to get away. lett sish,
guns behind them. The capture Of Brss
mix leaves that route open TO Sofa. The
Bulgarian army Of the Widdsn district may
be considered completely destroyed and
dispersed
THE FORTE FORMALLY PROTESTS.
CoSsrANTISoPLE, November ls.-Ths
Porte has sent 10 the Powers q formal pro.
test against the Servisn invasion Of Bni
garia. Turkey reserves the right to tsks
military action in the matter.
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DENOUNCED FROM THE BENCH
ORc,ai, to he Prosecuted tor Releasing q
MN deTeT.

OMAHA. Nss., November l9.-Judgs
Brewer. Eho arrived here f:om Kansas
yesterday took occasion in opening the
United Ststss Cueuit Court to express de
nuncialioa Of nited States Commissioner
Sayilles cOGrse in admitting to bail the
murderer, Matt Zimmerman, u few weeks
ago Zimmerman was convicted Of mus-
der, and while under sentence OF death was
brought BY his attorney. S. c. Blrr, OF
Lincoln, before Commissioner SaVille, st
Kesrney, on q wit of hsbsss corpus.
Zimmermsus case was pending on hnsl
sppsa! on writ 3 error before the United
States Supreme Court, and Barr and
Saville assumed that United states Com
missioner hsd Jurisdiction. Ssyille, SC
eorlinsly, released Zimmerman on the
writ Of hsbeas eorpGs, and accepted bail OF
s., 900, II being considered st5aV bail,
SA7ill- sad Barr were arrested and re.
leased on bsil 4 csse hiss been instituted
in the Nebraska Supreme Court to disbAr
Barr. Zimmerman has not been heard o:
since bis release Judge Brewer instruct
ed. United States District Attorney Lam
bertsOn to push proceedings against SA-
vina
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CONDENSED TELEsRAMs

: Iaiy teacher Bsuti'Kellsy is IN Jail
81 te,era5a'7, lad for whipping 3 child
IL leah
ILz Naa,asI Cylvsnt,vu u CsItle
G;owers u IA s,--iGn st Cnicsg0
= tss5@ysa, olj by Rauei ShiPle7
ali y0Io5sI aau uaE,G Wss: SsTe found
IJia2 uEJ3Ls-l5.s al III ourbuilaiug 10
Mes Eodart - orI ,ar - dI,d The
"ho'7 matter .s 3 Gy:atT
4 TIE IL e 'Isg;sls', III -oois sore
yesterday uaisei tnwsg- u lbe amount
u S,0u.r
4. + ~arh. lu -m6ezzlng clerk, OF
butte Mont fatally shot himsel'.
E1Iat Cgnriogham, the colorad man
io1ad iF.Uy from Nouajs IN Cincinnati
IsS'ertsv .3 dad sid 10 clue has been
'o:Id 10 bis uurderyr.
John b. We'har5se, professor Of Law in
o3Sion -l"ersary c0nmi,tJl suicide By
poisoning.
At Montreal yesterday tLsIr wvre Il
lsaihs :tou snsiipoE ALi IL iu the
sl5lrss
.E'eJ5,Li2s Vas = 4iej SIIG ,rgsri 10 Ib-
H'ei Gsttsr yesterday ~ A"n:rrs! Ii IS
9olsb' thee lay =. scle noble after
he mas meeting to Ji3ht
"sE York City millers bought On the
ttf9lICe Exchange yesterday $4,000
y-s2s!s o'8kest the largest ever purchas 4
y 'as - mixers ia Ole day IN many
yesss
Il tlttsCa'y st 4iestiOg Of the Va,
gS1ai association Of Wroushi Iron Pipe
As,ea'ae'USs's , yesterday the rate on bras
''I5' I la'es was siyanced y per eest
- Ia.cago the Siyaai Service officer re
s-"' iast evening that cold ws7s ID
,Sn'Ss Ibis Ssy snd that within twenty
:. .-S "G'f3 tie temperature woald tall Is
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REIL's LOST CAUSE.

An appeal far Justice" Written By the
Ex-RebeI, Now Made Public.
Nav YORK, November Is -Loaisi Riel
wrote AN Appeal for Justice" last Msy,
twenty days after the battle Of Batouche
and addressed it to the citizens Of the
L. nited States He sent it to the llish
Wo:ld, of this city The editor held it
from publication lest it might he prejudi-
cial TO Riel during his trial, but has now
published it.
Itis bitter attack upon England. Riel
claims that the sympathies ofthe American
people must naturally be with his cause, but
be had been alNnated BY the false repre-.
sentations Ct the English and Canadian
Governments. He claims that the lands
given to the Canadian hslfbreeds and
cleared and cultivated By them for fifteen
years had been given 10 land grshhers who
never saw the country The half breeds
had been driven from their homes and re-
duced to the level Of slavery. He refers to
Col Howards being permitted to come
and fight against him, and asks if it takes
two great nations, England aud America
to throttle a just cause. He predicts that
in the future the cause must prevail.
PERE ANDRES INTERVIEW WITH REL.
WINNIPEG, MAN, November lS.-Pere
Andre, Riers confessoT, EGd en- interview
with the condemned man Just before the
execution, Of which the following is the
substance Referring to the killing OF
Scott, in 1874, Riel said it was only q
political mistake, not murder Sir John
Mcdonald was now doing the same thing
in respect 10 himself He condemned
Scott because il was necessary for the
pood OF the country. 1t ended rebellion.
Asto the cruelty Of the execution, it wss q
piece of mismansgement for which he was
not responsible Riel declared that Ga.
briel Dumont forced him into the recent
rebellion by warning him that ii he did not
do something to bring the Government to
terms tie people would desert him. He
further declared that he retrained from at
tacking Prince Albert aud Fort Carleton
because he knew the Indians with him
would massacre the people Of those places.
Riel refused to 6ivulge The place Of Scott 8
burial saying: That is rotmy secret !
have been pardOned once for his death,
but sm going 10 die for II nov.
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THE CHILD HOMICIDE NOT GUILTY.

The We, diet of the Jury In the Nsale-
Beckett Case Greeted With Applause.
Special 10 ths Register.
PARKERsBURG, November lS.-Ihe hnsl
scene in the last chapter Of the Nesle-
Beckett tragedy closed in the Circuit Court
room at p N when the jury returned a
verdict Of mot gully" and the youthful
prisoner at tho bar was clasped in his
father arms aud returned 10 his griet-
stricken mother, whose life has been hang
ing by a thread ever since the fatal atffay.
The sceue eau better be imagined than q
scribed. The applause that burst forth,
checked By the Court officials, sttested Che
popular approval Of the verdict. =.
William Williams, Tor burglary, snd
Richard Callahan, for highway robbery,
were sentenced to FIVE years each in the
both are twenty years of age
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ON TIE OHIO.

Al Gpitons - Hs1s USsessa sss
Beass ASS BoaiEaSs.
The msrks hSi night Indicate 9 isst :
inches and islliDg.
The marks al PittsbOrs last ms.s sr's
3 Zee. 4 inches and falling.
Marks ct other places ai CITY. 2 issi
$40 Of On inch and EJEns; GrsepsborS.
IL feet 2 inches ssd tts,iot sFy; Parkers.
2 feet s incsss and falling; Aorgsntouu,
3 tesi and stationary; hosBsviIe, 5 feet
and stationary; Lock No. 4. q feet z
inches and stationary; Rices Landing. 4
feet 2 inches and stationary.
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Randolph stalDaker, sr., Dead.

E1zAREIH. W. Va, November l8.-
Randolph Ssalnsksr, sr., died at the resi-
denee of bis sor-in,lAw, ]. c, hale, at
Elizabeth, ". Va, at 7:3O p. m. to day,
November Is, 1885. He was born in
Randolph county, Va, on the seventeenth
day of January. 1905. He had been an
Invalid for leyerAl months, but his sickness
was rot thought serious until within few
hours Of his death.
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CHINESE EXPULSION.
No violence Used In ExpsIling the Cslss.
tiaIs From Tacoma.

No Violence Used In ExpeilnS the OoAos'
tiaIs From Tacoma.
TACOMA, W. T., November l8.-The
Public Committee appointed to investigate
the expulsion Of Chinese from this city
November 3, have submitted their report.
1t demonstrates the fact that not q single
Chinaman suffered bodily injury, nor was
any of their property destroyed. The cor
rectness Of their report ia sttested
By tWeRty-one of their leading citi-
zens representing banking, CONNER,
eial, legal and other interests of the city
and county. 1t states that there was no
violence offered to either person or proper
ty of q single Chinsmsn. The people did
not force open doors nor seize upon or
harm the effects of Cinnamon. There was
not club, axe, knife, gun, pistol or wsap-
on seen or known to have been IN posses
sion of any Of the persons who called on
the Chinese. Their goods were not thrown
into the street. They we're not driven out
to an open prairie or left without shelter.
There Was not Chinsmsn that was struck
Not single drop Of Chinese blood was
shed.
The report concludes by. stating thst
those citizens who took the most pTomi-
ueut part in the expulsion own property in
the county, valued at over 5000, 900, aud
thst obHging the Chinese to go they car
Iied out the wishes Of nine-tenths Of the
people of Tacoma.
A dispatch from Seattle, W. L, says;
All the United States troops left here for
Vancouver Yesterday. One company is
stationed at Port Townsend. These can
be brought to Seattle in two hours at any
time. Three companies Of citizens have
been organized and supplied with arms, to
be called out in case of further agitation.
Everything has grown more quiet since
the troops arrived.
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m. IeRi.h snhha,h

-. l,.'So. So p Novsmhsr l. AT the
S5ss'9h sa.S OF The National Republican Con-
,s ,'J"oa 1 oi he Reformed Hebrew Church
> ., --, ''e '7ysct Of Sabbath observance
-. : use c4sssd Il SONS length, and q reso
rss.H sao' unanimously adopted declaring that
:. r'iS : H1'hlag IN the sp.rir Of Judaism or
So i"' " F'eSent the introduction of
..-E2 .-lA2 s5ry!ces ia localities when neees.
l. l.! ..' 'd2a s-s'i.es appears or is felt.
o., ,-s Pfsa-.oIs y tie resoldticu the i'm.
S.Js.H@5s SIAH5s ot maintaining the historical
.T,,saII .1iI IS Z bond with the past and
Escc1..I ca anI'Y Of Judaism the world over ia
,;S1s,; ;s+.'sG Adjourned TO meet at Gin.
A1' LIS: Monday 10 Gsy, 1890
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RIEL'S WILL.
4 Long and Rambling Document FILLED |
With supplications.

WNMPEG, NAN, November l8-Ths
will Of Louis David Riel, made in Regina
j all November Q. has been given out. It's
a lODg. rambling document, and consists
mainly of expressions Of faith in tie Cath-
olio Church and supplica;!ons for the for
giveaess. Of all whom he has wrouged Oh
offended He "pardons" All who have
"persecuted' him, not onitiug those who
sentenced him to d1ath. No mention j:
made of any property,
lie aioses with sn admopi,ion to his wifi
TO bring their children up in a Christian
manner, and ssys: II leave them neithe
gold or silver, but trust tha: God inspire;
the truly paterual' blessing wkich ! Civ,
then,
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A Merchant Priuce's VIII.

NEw YoRE, November l8.-The late
h. B, Clsain makes his widow and two
sons bis executors The widow is given
the Broosly n residence. His son John is
given absolute control OF the amount in
vested 10 ibs firm for Eve years, after
which it vii. be equally divided between
the surviving heirs All OF his other prop
eEty will be divided at once. He leaves 9
letter not snSa'oEy TO his executors, ex'
pressing his desires a. 10 public 6snefae'
tioLs
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90 Y0U ssk me for nv sssIst
Why my teeth are pearly Whitel
Why my breath Is ever tragrsnt2
And my gums are rosy bright2
Nv secrets oft been told befors--
Use SOZOD0NT. aud noVhipS mora
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Tar publisher CT the Beaver Falls. Pa
SonIier, Mr.. John F. Potter some time
ago contracted severe cold He lsIs: Il
tried halt dozen remedies Intellectually,
and upon Recommendation Of q physician
! gave Dr Balls Cough Syrup a fair.
square trial u relieved me Immediately
aud cured mg cold and cstsrrh entirely /
IS reue5g that should bs used iu eYeFj
househeld.
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u. 3. Senator Elected

PogrLASD. OsEGoS. November l5.--J.
q Mitchell was elected Senator or tee
'hird ballot, the Democrats soekiSg TO
him.
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Throat DiSsasai oopmsrce With 9 Cough,
Cold, az sozs TnoaL BrorH'I Br0SekiR Tnciesn
give inmsdiG.e Te.!si Sold sHiy in Bsza Pdes
Is cents.
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AIMING At MONOPOLY.
The Canadian Pacific Hallway 20 ABssI
the Dominion Bouds.

The Canadian Pacific Hallway 90 Absorb
tho Dominion Bonds.
TORONTO, 0ST.. November ls.-A special
To the Globe irou Ottawa, ssys Il is AZ
thoritstively stated that at the coming sss,
sioa-of Parliament the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company will ask Tor farther pub
lie aid 10 enable them to consolidate and
develop the whole railway syhtem Of tho
maritime provinces. They are anxious to
secure contracts for the construction Of ell
railways that have been Subsidized by tho
Dominion Government. their aim being 10
monopoliae the control Of the Canadisn
railway lines east OF Montreal.
The Government will hand over 10 tls
Canadian Pacific Compsny.wi,ho charge,
that portion Of the Inter Colonial Railway
between St John and Halifax, and tbs
company will ask for q subsidy OF $4,000,
900 to enable them 70 buy up the railways
owned by other corporations in Nova SEQ.
Tia md New Brunswick. as vol ss 10
build connecting links.
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THE NEW MOVE.
rConcluded from First Page. ]

bic. A meeting was held which was a
meeting. Speeches we're made which were
more than hot. The nailers and the pud.
dlers
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'siraadins the Government,

STAT ~ y 4 November IL. - United
iu,,os .o, Ufsput7 AasshSl Matthews Of Wash.
co.,, ios, I" L SrEeSisd Ludwsll Gunnell
cLsrsoo Lo o. AaHsSsld, Fs, today, On
Sat- ~ :. conspiracy 10 defrsud the United
Ion y leSo9 Of selipg coupons issued
IL a .s1tj a.en' Oraee Gunnell was former.
va t'I t'SI-P'o5e Of that department. He
s~ &c "asAin. ton today for tIiaI
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The oatput to he Regulated by Com
mlttee of the Pool.
CHICAGO, November lS.-The American
Association OF Barbed Wire Manufacturers
met last evening 10 this city. Repressata-
tives we're present f,oL. All parts OF the
country. The object of the meeting was to
eniesvor TO effect the formation Of a strong
pool which would completely contra, tae
production Of the entire EiFe ranutactur-
ing interests Of the county and arrange
sn unslteSabie scale Of prices 70 which all
must adhere. After long Argument, it
was resolved that curtailment Of the pro
duct Of the various manufactures was the
only means that could be adopted to main
tain high prices. 4 compact was formed
by which the output was TO be regulated
by central committee apScintsd ny the
pool.
Quantities we're appointed to nominate
officers Of the Association, and 10 schedule
the producing capacity Of each manufac'
tory, in order that reuuneratiVe p5o rata
Of production might e SsteEIained upon
The mesti1G thsn ad iournsd until to-day
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