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A nnILRn1s PLIGHT.


Two foFnQnr AubtAhtAy nbAUA oHA 0AsNoSAA-
ouvIy Wounded.
EVANSVILLE, Tsp Nov. 20.-A terrible
explosion occurred at RichIand City, spen.
Ger county, Ind, ten miles west OF Rock
port, st O'Clock this afternoon, by
which two persons were Killed and Ave
we're wounded, one probably fatal.
The boiler OF The grist mill belonging to
]. F. Mclaughlin in exploding was lifted
from its bed and passed through the walls
OF the mill and thepce through the store
Of Mclaughlin, killing Mrs. McLaugh-
lin, thence through blacksmith
shop, killing Charles Fisher who was
working at the anvil. The anvil and the
body OF Fisher were carried some distance
and the shop demolished. The boiler
then passed through a barn 90 feet dis
tant and was stopped by strik-
Ing large oak tree, over 800
feet from where it started. Mckinney, y
township trustee, was struck on the bead
by a brick but not seriously hurt Hide
brand, Jonea, Bennett and Fortune were
ecalded. The first named probably fatally.
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PuILADELpuIA, Pa, Nov. 2O.-An OFF,
cial OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, upon being shown the Associated
Press dispatch announcing that President
Garrett had signed the trunk line agree
ment conditionally, said he understood
that Mr.. Garrett had signed the paper
with the proviso mentioned that there
there was-nothing to be said on the sub
ieet, and that there was no ooataCle in the
way OF Mr.. Garrett making a permanent
arrangement with the Pennsylvanis rail-
road 10 get into New York II he desires to
do 80.
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VOLUME XXXIv.---NUMBER rs.
SWIFT JUSTICE,
Martins Ferry Thieves Convicted in the
BsImont County Court.

Belmont Ooupty Court
Special Dispatch to the IaitiliOdeer.
ST. CbA.RsSMtR, Nov, 2o-"Sneezer''
Coss, late OF Martins Ferry, this county,
supposed to be one Ola gang Of petty
thieves who have annoyed the people Of
Martins Ferry and the contiguous country
for the last year or two, who has been in
the clutches Of the law numerous times,
but heretofore has escaped conviction,
on trial here yesterday and to-day, was
found guilty of burglary and larceny, in
breaking into thesmoke house Of Alexander
Ring last spring, and appropriating bis
(Ring's,) summer supply ot bscon &c
William Bursch, William Wood and
George HsIculeJ were jIintly indicted
with Coss for this burglary, and who With
Co.'s plead mot guilty" TO theincictment,
but after the verdict Of the Jury in Ccss's
case, Burach and Wood came into court
and withdrew their plea Of not guilty and
entered a ples OF guilty. Hercules ex-
pressed q desire oil also pleading guilty,
but owing to the absence Of his attorney,
his case was not before the court.
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Hin wI.h vii ID nrniined.

Hupsox, N. Y, Nov, 2O-The jury in
the Breckwith murder case came into
court at 9A. N. to-day with a verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree. The
prisoner arose excitedly and began q
TRADE against the Free Masons. He was
quieted by the court officers, When aeked
II he had anything to say the prisoner
spoke in an excited tone for twenty-five
minutes and begged the courtto allow
him t. go to sorne warm climats" and he
wonld never again open his mouth. Judge
Ingalls, sentenced him to be hanged on
Friday, January s, 1886. ,1f
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TRAGEDY Az rnEoNplroL.
A Man aud a rs-crenn. wife shot by a Re
.r vsnEEfl Husband. .U


WAsuISuroS, D. @, Nov. 2O.-Louis
somme1aald, a Pole, aged 81 years. to-day
shot snI instantly killed his wife and
Gost!itb EisenoGun nt tho latter's ealoon
in the north9as ,ein part OF the city. SOM
merfislds ,wits, it appears, lett him some
weeks ago and has siroe been living at
Eiseub4um's. This afternoon sommer-
field entered the saloon, and drawing q
flve.barfclled revolver, emptied all the
chambers, ono Of the shots pass
ing through Eisenbuum's heart, while
Mrs. sommafield was shot in the back.
AS coon as the shots were fired some OF
the neighbour rushed in, Mrs Eisenbaum
giving the alarm, and they were both
found dead. SOmmerfsld ran down the
street toward the navy yard. A citizen
undertook tottop him, when he attempted
10 kill him, also an officer who then ap.
beared and took him into custody. He
made no explanation, excepting to say in
broken Engieh that his vito had left him
and gone to live at Eisanbaum's, and that
she had cheated him out Of his money.
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THE TELEGRAPH WAR
Iu Atkanias-Ths Baltimore 8 ohio Rests
on.itS o.urt Right'. r
Sueeial DL,pateh 10 lAs hRteliCnoeF.

/ ON ~ o.urt Rights.
Special Dlpateh 10 We IBteEliCaeer.
LlTTLk Rock, ARK, Nov. 2o.-After Ave
days conflict between the employees of the
Arkansas Telegraph Company and the
Iron Mountain Railroad Company, the
telegraph company has ceased work on
its new line to Hot Springs, the railroad
men having pulled down the poles as fast
as erected by the telegraph men. An ap'
plicAtion has been made to the Chancery
Court for an injunction to pseveut further
interference on the part OF the Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company and other parties
With the work. The court will probably
hear the case Saturday or Monday. As the
Circuit Court, under the Arkansas tele'
erayh law, has alresdy ordered the tele.
graph company 10 buiid line upon the
railroad compauy's right OF way, II Is be.
lieved by diduterested parties that the
Chancellor will sustain this right.
1tis supposed thst the action Of the rail-.
road complny in interfering with the
ArSansas company's line Is being insti.
gated by the Western Union Telegraph
Couipany 10 prevent competition. The
ArRS1saS Telegraph Company i' the local
company organized Tor extending the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph oompany's
lintB. .f#H HH= D.
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TRoY, O., Nov. 2O.-Last midnight t
Washington Rice was awakened by some
one trying TO enter his window. To his
query as to what was wanteI, the reply
came, "I want your money" Rice fred
and the man fell but rose and ran o short
distance when he fell again. He had been
shot in the side. He gave his name as
Joseph Porter, and said he came from ILL.
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Bs,,emor steel Process chsapSnsd

Prr1sBrRou, Pa, Nov. 2o.-Animprove-
has been made on. the Bessemer steel
process at the Elgar Thompson stsel
Works. which, it is said, will have the
effect Of making Bssscmer steel equal in
quality to Crucible steel, at about one
tenth the price. The change consists in
the thorough mixing ofthe speigel iron
or manganese with the molten iron in
the ladle, so as tol uniformly catbonize
1t. Bessemer steel can be produced at .
cost OF cent to cent and half pound,
while that made in crucibles it costs at
least eleven cents pound.
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except to put something to eat into It, Is
an excellent motto for the gossip and the
sufferer from catarrh. But while the
gosaip Is practically incurable, there Is no
excuse for auyone's suffering longer from
cstaKrh. DR., sage's Catarrh Remedy Is an
unfailing cure for that ofien6ive disease.
It heals the diseased membrane, and re-
moves the dull and depressed sensations
which always attend catarrh. A short
trial Of this valuable preparation will make
the sufferer feel like a new being.
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ohtet OF Police cleared.

tpectnl DiEpdich 10 The iatelligoIe1.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 2o-The trial Of
Chief Of Police James S. Hammond, for
the killing OF John B. Wolf, on the 93d Of
last July, came to a close this morning
Judge Hart's charge was rather favorable
toythe prisoner. After an hours delibera.
ton a verdict Of not guilty was returned,
and Hammond was discharged from
custody.
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BALTIMORE; Nd, Now 20.-President
Garrett has signed the contract in regard
to freight over the trunk lines without
and he has today signed the
compact upon the condition
that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad pas.
sengers shall be taken into New York
upon the same terms as the former pom-
pact, giving that road equal facilities for
rcaching New York. Unless that condl.
ton is complied with his signature goes
for nothing.
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Special DtpattA to he fntelltGener. 4,s
GRAFTON, W. Va, Nov. 20,-Allison s..
Martin was to-day sentenced to two years
in the pepitentiary for forgery. Marin is
from Marion county. He forged an order
on a merchant OF this city for 81 50..
A man by the name ,of Fanley was in.
jnred tc.dIy by his runaway team. Three
ribs were broken, and it Is feared that his
injuries will prove serioua,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 20.- Hon.
Thomas P. ochiltree, Of Texas; appeared
before the Cittzsns' Relief Committee at
meeting held at the Mayors office this
afternoon in tho interestIol the sufferers
by the fire in the, city Of Galveston. In
answer 10 inquiries Mr.. 0chiltree states
that Galveston required outaide aid TO the
extent Of $500, ,OOOl The number Of people
who required assistapce was over .. 600,
Alter some discussion, the, COMMITTEES
directed the Mayor 70 issue an appeal to
the citizens for contributions.
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LINCOLN, Nrs., Nov. 2O.--A very large
anlent;.usiastic mass meeting Of Parnell's
sympathize;s was held here last night
with Mr.. Patrick Esau % chairman.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Egan, Judge
Fitzgerald, Of CincinnSl, and Hon. j.,
Sterling Morton. fhe hitter gentlemen
based lreland's woes upon the protective
laws made BY tho Etglibh Government
years ago. Twenty-Five hundred hellars
were contributed to'the Hafnett fund. a
cAblegram was sent to Parpell pledgtng ald
and sympathy. ~ 5ftt
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Don't Monkey with tho yuIsaD,asi.

CoLpwATER, MICH, Nov. 2o.-Dr. Allen
Cope, a prominent dentist Of this city
while using vulcanizer yesterday alter
noon, had his left arm blown off and was
severely wounded in the breast by the ex-
plosion OF the vulcanizsr. His. arm was
amputated above the shattered fragments
and near the ahoulder, bu. he is in a
critical condition from the wound in his
breast. r-
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READING, Pa, Now po.-1n old well
which has becn abandoned Tor many years
was opened recently on the iaEm oI
ThomNs Poole, in Pennsylvania township,
Chester county, to furnish xater for an
engine. Miss Annie Poole, Frank Town
send, Edward Ma6kay and others drank
oI the water and became teEribly nh miss
Poole aud Townsend died yebterday alter
painful and lingering suffering Maekay
aud the othOrs arc Slightly betleI. II 70
believed the water vas imptegnsted With
deadly mineral poison,
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HgRE is an "odorous" comparison that
/, being made. Pesrsoa5was good post
master at New York, and President
Cleyellud reappointed him. Huidekoper,
in spite Of his name, was a good postmas-
tar at Pniladelphia, and President Cleve-
land removed him. Huidekoper was a
soldier; Pearson wasn't. Huidekoper was
believed to desire the success Of his party.
Pearson stood in with the Mugwumps.
Does it not geem that there are spots on
the rising sun of Civil Service Reform2
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rexaa Kallrond Sold,

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 9O.-The Texas
trunk railroad was sold at public sale
yesterday for s25O,0O0, to W. W. weigley,
Of New York, who at once commenced lis
extention to Athens, Henderson county.
II is the intention 10 complete the road
to ida water either by building TO Sa-
hine Pas, or by connections with New
Orleans.
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PIrrsbuRaH, Pa, Nov. 2O.-secretary
Flannery, Of the Miners Association, Is.
sued q circular to-day to the railroad
miners in reference to loading cars and
alllng contracts for the Hooking Valley
coal operators. He requests the miners
Of the railroad district not 10 fiti the Hook
ing Valley contracts, and thus be instru,
mental in defeating the strike Of the MI
n0ls in that section. AT one place on the
Panhandle the miners have slFnck because
they were asked 10 Ill cars Tor Ohio op'
aFafnra rt ess
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Stsubenvills Ia lustsiaI NeWs.
~ Ff.u.I.I L.. Al. EuI.ttkU.u.s~

ePecIH OHpu'c7' 70 UN IVE7t4FWeNesT'
sTEuBsSynLE, O., Nov. 2O-Twelvs
feeders, a heater and roller left this
morning for WilIia,nsport, Pa, having
secured positions there. The Jefferson
isctory has made no increase in the mum.
Der OF machines this week, the seven ma
chimes turning out about seventy'fVe
kegs per day.
The miners at Bustard's shaft have
been granted the ten cents per ton ad-
vance asked for, and consequently will
not strike. - 80
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Attsmpt % Rreelk 9 Train

sr. THOMAS, oSr Nov. 2O.-An attempt
was made to wreck the Glencoe express,
three miles west Of this city, on the Air
Line road, this morning, bypiling obstruc.
tions ON the track. Three brothers, Felix,
Arthur and Henry Graham,o of Wyandotte,
Mich, were arrested on suspicion. 1t ia
believed, however, that they arc innocent
Of the charge.
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sALoSIcA, Nov. 2O.-Turkish troops and
batteries Of artillery are continually ar
irving here, and the authorities are main
tanning the isreatest secrecy in regard TO
the numerical strength oE the forces, the
number Of guns and the eventual move
mants Of the large army being mAsSed In
this vicinity,
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VIII Not Lend Hoe kiur Yallsz Cars.

PIrrspuRoH, Nov. 2O-The strike of the
Ohio miners may cause trouble in this
district. During the past few days a
number II cars belonging to the Hooking
Valley syndicate baye been delivered at
the mines on the Panhandle railroad to
be loaded. The miners say they are not
willing To load them because Of tho trouble
thsro, and meetings will be held at each
mine to consider proposal to boycott
Hooking Valley cars.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 20. Benjamin H.
Lougnecker, Director Of Poor Of Lancaster
county, disappeared last March after em-
bezzling 5000 of trust funds. A body
ioundirecently in Los Angeles county, Call
iornia, has been identified as that OF Long
necker. The cause OF his ceath Is nm
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TIE recent Pennsylyanis State Fair at
Philadelphia wound up $4,000 short,
which amount the friends Of the enter
p,se are trying to raise. We do better
than this in the State Of West Virginia,
with less population than the city Of
Philadelphia. rf.. aE FL
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WI, suinr Aronna ,he c.rele.

PIrrsaURoH, Nov, 20.-John l.. Sullivan
the pugilist, has signed contract here
this week, with John Cannon, Of New
York, under whose management he agrees
to make q tour Of Europe and Australia
next year. He agrees 70 meet any man
who may be brought against him at any
time, under any circumstances, with or
without gloves, and under any Eplss,
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CASA GRASoE, ARIz., Nov, 2o.-The
stage bound here from the Silver King
mine was stopped by masked highwsy-
men, armed with shot guns, two miles
south Of PInal Arizona. The robber who
q believed to have contedsrates obtained
two bags Of silver bullion worth 5000.
Officers from Pinal are now in pursuit.
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Fsrp DorGI4ss says Of the MugWumps,
wTbeir influence is gone, and they are no
rool to either party" What traitorous
Nugwump has been giving away the
secrets Of his psrty7 iao8
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DUBLIN, Nov 2O,-A laboror named
Kelley has ssought police protection in this
city, alleging that the Fsnians had threat
ened him with death unless he shot ex-
Crown Solicitor Bolton, who secured the
conviction Of so many Of their friends for
vaTioua otFpnceR.
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TzARlDRop, Nov. 2O.-General Jouvan-
ovitsch has been tried by court martial
and dismissed from his command for his
failure to execute the order given him
prior to the servian repulse before Sliv-
nitza. A council Of war is now discussing
the situation OF affairs at the front.
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Smallpox in New York.

INV YoRx, Nov. eO.-Reports Of bali a
dozen cases Of smallpox in houses in the
tenement districts were received at the
sanitary headquarters to-day. Physicians
were promptly sent ont to investigate
them.
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A Nh,lkr mnnIne,s Decd. .

JERSEY Cry, MI, Nov. 2O-o'to Kob.
lank went to his boarding house drunk
last night and began to abuse his land
lady Mrs Sweeney. He finally seized a
kettle Of boiling water and pouredi it over
the unfortunate woman. Mrs. Sweeney Is
in great agony and cannot recover.
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nIEIN

HowLEY-on FrIdsy, November %, 1855, St ~
O'Clock u, at his re- llIioe, No 2Ii6 Woods street,
PITElcE HoWLEyj . YeAta,
FunarAl from his flidenoe sunday At2R,A
EEispplOI NE iinyitsd,
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TnE President is expecting better treat
ms1,irom Republican Senators than from
pus Senators on the Democratic side
woaIdn'. it bs better for tho Pfsaidensto
attach himself to party?
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-odicial admissions
from Belgrade show that panic exists
there. The siege ofWiddin has been raised
and General Leschj amin who with his di-
vision has been carrying on the siege is
now marching to assist King Milan.
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oeo,ylzED labor showsgrowing strength
n ,by south. one result of this will be
- - b,iOp industrial conditions nearer to an
sonali.y North and South.
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Wayman McOreery, Of 81. Louis, referee
in the balk line tournament, and Capt. A.
O. Anson, Of the Chicago Base Ball Club,
played match game OF 800 points, Il
inch balk line for $50 side at slosson's
room to-day. Anson won by score Of
300 TO 200. Tomorrow Eugene Carter is
to play Anson so poiuts,S cushion Caroms,
Carter betting 800 a9ainst 100 that he wins.
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s,Ry,A and Bulgaria have each an Ell
,,srt corps Of electric liars. Joe Mulhat-
,on must have divided himself equally
between the two puny powers.
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IoxDoS, Nov. 20.-The complete cor
respoudence Of Carlyle with Goethe has
been discovered in the Goethe archives.
Copies Of the original letters of Goethe to
Carlyle were also discovered.
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wr,r VIRGINIA certificates, so.calied,
.,s not mounting so high as they were.
Va, NJ apybody'slittle syndicate got hold Of
,o,rs than it can manage? s't
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s.v,xEn Carlisle will step into his
.,oolo a year this time practically with
~, ',I' suy opposition in his own party.
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9,y Mn. Dowxs, Of Boston. like Ban
,,os Ghost, refuses to be downed.
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oales5 Ho.. 8, and 81 Fourteenth street.
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u,vpr the Pacific coast earthquake
-,,es - will carry off the Heathen chinee
peace to his ashes.
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A TERRIBLE DEFEAT.
TIE BIG rnrNonMAS WINS
A Game From slos.on by Score of 600 to
IsO-Tho Greatest Run on RseOrd-HOW
the Contest stAnds-WhAt Must bs
DOus-An Incidental Match.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-slosson and Wig
naux met sgain tonight in the balk line
tournament before alarge audience. This
game was OF especial consequence, as, il
Slosson won it, he captured the big Pot OF
money, while should vignaux win, there
would still be chance 10 tie all around il
Schaetftr beat slosson tomorrow night.
In the betting, which was quite brisk,
Visraux commanded odds Of 800 10 $50
slosson appeared in close fitting
cardigan JACKET, while viynaux dotted
his black dress coat and played
in his ahirt sleeves. The bank
for lead was won by the P4risisn,
who qnickly gathered the bRlis on the left
baud aid. where they lived after the Oh
shot and he failed on masse stroke.
Slosson found them fairly grouped, but he
lined them in bis first shot H0 masSed IN
the cushion aud counted, securing good
position thereby. He soon Otganized the
worries at the head Of the raj, and By iu.
dicious aud careful drives to the sides
and end, he beat the record OF
the tournament for the biggest
opening run which ended at u, with the
miss Of an easy j rect carom. Hs left
Visnaux very hard cross the table
cushion shot, which he msda, but. after
making the second shot ths-, balls
broke absolutely safe and he stopped.
SloSson's run OF "a ia the second inning
ended with the miss OF very mean draw
shot when his ball was agaiost the rail.
The call was Slosson, l0l; Vigaaux, II.
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EKEp NHrELlNa IN rnE DARK.

and secure the advantage Of an earlier
start at Pittsburgh than here, thus coming
in for the fruits Of the nail BOOM, II was
said that all the prominent nail lnanufac-
turing concerns Of Pittsburgh
were represented, together with all
the branches Of skilled; labor
Eumor was that Zug & Co. snd ,chels &
Smith were willing TO go to work on al
most any terms, but the Schoenberger
mill held Of. The supposed reason of
their hesitancy is the fact that they ara
erecting steel plant which Ii not yet
completed, aud they would be In poor
shape TO start for several weeks.
After the conference adjourned without
any immediate result,
THE UNITED NAILERs, RoLtERs AND HEATERS
Of the city met in separate session, and
alter telegraphing to the general officers Of
their Da'ional association here, reaffirmPd
their determination to stay out until the
twenty.one cent scale was acceyted by
the manufacturers without regard to the
length Of time the strike listed.
The Pittsburgh nailers were represented
as jubilant over the evident desire OF The
there to pu. an end TO the
strike at an early day. They expect to be
invited to another confidence with the
manufacturers at an early day, but will
not listen TO any proposition Of COM
promise,
II the Wheeling nailers had heard Of
the meeting which the. Pittsbnrghcr
talked about, as he said they had, they
have kept IL strangely quiet. Thew have
lately though, which may be attributed
to this news The report was heard too
late to interview any OF the parties inter
ested in the strike here.