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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
LABOR TROUBLES.
Coal Miners in Convention at N0nOn.
gaheIa City
DECIDE TO STRIKE NEXT FRIDAY
Unless They Are Conceded Three Cents
per Bushel by the 0p-
orators.
LABoRERs' TROUBLES ELSEWHERE.

PITTsBURG, September 1.-The river coal
miners met at MonoDgahela City to-day
and decided to strike next Friday unless
the operatives coneede them cents per
bushel for mining. The convention, (which
was under the auspices Of the Knights Of
Labor, was one OF the largest ever
held and the resolution demanding
an advance was unanimously adopted.
The coal trade is in depressed condition
owing to the competition of natural gas,
and The operators claim that they are unable
to pay more than the present rate of p
cents per bushel. About 1000 miners are
employed in the river pits.
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THE CAN-MAKERS' STRIKE.
The Movement Becoming General-A Com,
promise Rejected.

The Movement Becoming General-A Com
promise Rejected.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-The ca1-
makers strike, which was insuglrated yes
terday, has become general, and to-day 400
men are out. The employers say tha: the
peach season is nearly over, and tlat there
are cans enough in the market and on hand
ct The factories to warrant them in refusing
to sccede TO the demands OF the men. -
The strikers claim that the oyster season,
which has Just opened, will create heavy
demand fer cans, and that the bosses must
seltinterest finally yield. One firm to-
day offered 10 compromise on 80 aud 55
cents per 100. but the men are firm and re-
use to accept less than 80 and 65 cents.
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The nRiid Cnr,, WnI PROVE a Market.

PAREERspU.G, W. Va, September l.
The Sitwell oil n Id. which has attracted so
much attention recently as q new wild
cal" adventure, from latest authentic intor-
nation will DO apt not only to make a
break in the oil market, but also to open
up q rich paying district otside OF the old
theory of q defined oil break. The deep
test well reached the depth OF ?, III feet on
Saturday, at which time l sn reliably in.
formed, it was eight feet in very nice oil
rock, the ropes, rods and machinery cover
cd with oil. with gas sufficiently strong TO
force TIE oil through over 1000 feet OF
water. The drillers claim that were
the well pumped clear of water it would be
flowing we'll of at least one hundred bar
rels per day. When it is understood that
eighteen inc hes of oil-rock a, Volcano, IN
The oil belt, makes q good we'll, and the
isct that this well is eight feet already IN
rock and not yet through, an experienced
oil man would say that the possibilities are
very great. The eight feet ofhoney comoed
oil.rock indicates q rapid or great well,
which may not last great while; but 1t
more SOLID vein is reached as they 90 down
ia STAYING qualities are guaranteed, IN
which case the field opened will be gres'er
than the Mscksburg Ohio, f-ld. When
the drill gets through the oil rock the " u
uiil be Immediately shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
KnLln,rr, Cnntinuing rheir Work.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn September line
KukluxiBg in North Georgia which created
,uch a sensation at Dalton, last week, has
not ended. The vigilsntes ssem determined
20 rid the country Of bad characters by their
oWn methods. Night before last body OF
srmed men broke into the house Of negro
uaned Perry, who lives near Dalton, and
severely beat him because he had circulated
slardeis about q young lady. and compelled
MIN to leave the country. They also gave
notice to three proaigste characters to at
once leave the country. The neighoornoo1
is again in an uproar over the bold act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
AN OBSCENE LETTER WRITER
Goes Unpunished on Technically of the

Goes Unpunished on n Technically of the
Law.
PROVIDENCE, r. !. September lin the
United S. ates District Court to day pre-
liminary hearing was had on complaint OF
Postmaster Gardner against Albert +
6osworlh, Secretary Of the Stafford mills,
Fall Kiver, for the sending Of an obscene
letter through the mails addressed to lady
rminent responsibility residing in this city
he court after quoting several decisions
scharged the prisoner on the ground that
the mailing OF private letter Of the. char.
acter named was not an offense provided
against By the United States statutes against
the mailing of certain classes of matter.
The letter was particularly vile and the
prisoner admitted his guilt when arrested.
The courts opinion was based on fact
that the law was specific interdicting cor.
tain carefully described classes OF matter
and must be construed strictly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
OHIO CLEReYMsN AFTER Or. LEONARD
The Prohibitionist Requested to Resigu
Either His Pulpit or His Politics.

The Prohibitionist Requested to Resign
Either His Pulpit or His Politics.
CIScINNATI, September IA petition
has been quietly circulated among promi-
uent members OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this city and throughOutthe State,
and great many signatures have been OBJ
tanned.
It's addressed to the Cincinnati Confer
ence, which meets on Thursday next, and
requests strict inve'tigation by that body
of the charges brought against the Rev.
Or. Leonard, the Prohibition candidate for
Governor.
1t asks that the gentleman be called
upon either to resign the pulpit or the po-
siton in politics he has taken. Since the
issue of the petition it is looked upon as Ger.
ain that an investigation will be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Hurrah for Irwin.

ST.. CIARsyILE, o., September 1.-The
Democratic Central Committee met here
this afternoon and appointed an Executive
Committee. Thomas J. Irwin, Of Martin
Ferry, Was the unanimous choice of the
committee for Representative, to take the
place OF Mr.. Alexander on the ticket.
IRWIN would have been the choice of the
convention but that one Pesse township
man was already on the ticket. We say
hurrsh for Irwin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Telegraph sinnagers Boasting.

NEW YoRE, September Ed Stokes, Of
The Bal kers and Merchants Telegraph
Company, offered yesterday to bet $4,000
that The Western Union Telegraph Company
bsd not earned three per cent IN toe last
year. He also said he represented = sy1di,
cate that would pay $4,000. 900 for The Bal
,incre aud Ohio lines, but 'hsy could moi
oe had under $S,O0O0OO. President Blte-
smiled when the conversation reached him
and said his companies were not for sale
He rediculed ex-General Manager Stewart $
statement that the company was losing
$50 900 month, and said they were making
money-increasingly so.
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DID Not stnrt AMOR Am.
.1u6vs Taft on Russian Resource es.

NEw YORK, September l.-Ju4ge Alfonso
Taft, of Ohio, ex-Minister to Russia, who
srrived on the steamer Servia yesterday,
will remain here two weeks, going then to
Washington, and thence to Cincinnati. 10
sp interview published in the Tribune to-
day, be says he has no doubt that the
Afshanistan question will be settled soon,
at least temporarily; that neither England
nor Russia wants war at present. He saws
but for our superior railway facilities Rus
sian wheat would seriously Interfere with
american markets for wheat; that that
country has great quantities of petroleum,
Int ia nnsbls TO refine it az well as We do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The south Penn.

HARRIsBuRG, Pa, September l.-TwO
amendments to the bills in equity in the
Injunction cases of the South Penn and
Beach Creek railroads making the Bedford
and Bridgeport railroad company 8 party
defendant to the bill of complaint have been
fled in the Prothonstory's Office and Judge
Simouton granted the preliminary injunc
ton asked for, making the writ removable
Ssnremher g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The Texan He d for Trial.
DOOMED TO DIE.
Young Howard Has No Chace of Recovery
From His Suicidal Attempt.

youpg Howard Has No Chace of Recovery
From His Suicidal Attempt.
PORTLAND, Ore September IA tsle-
gram from Cinnibar, states that .young
Howard, son OF Gen. o. o. Howard, is still
alive, but there is rot one chance in
thousand for recovery. The boy is at Big
Fire Hole, about fifty miles from Cinnibsr,
in 8 tent, with good medical attendance.
He, with his father and, 8 party Of young
ladies' we're camping near Fire Hole One
report is that during temporary mental ab'
erration Howard tired 10 shoot himself. but
was dissrmed. Then be attempted to jump
into ths falls. out vas hsid bsck. Return.
ing to camp be got another revolver aud
shot himself. Another report is that his De.
tro,bed, member of the party, qusrreled
With him and broke the engagement. His
mother, who was visiting at Vancouver,
sas telegrshhed for and started for the park
last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
A Modern Borgia.

PrrTsBuRG, Pa, September The three
domestics pros'rated by eating poisoned
oatmeal, at Emanuel DeRoys residence,
Yesterday, are resting easy and will probably
recover. At the coroner's investigation to-
duy evidence vas sdduced to show that the
cciored girl. Mary Allen, had prepared the
oatmeal, of which al the parties had par:
"a ken, and thst she had intended to get even
with the mother Of the dead babe for dis
missing her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The TEXAS SHOOTER.
apparently Unconcerned Over His Murder
of the Gambler.

Apparently UnconCerned Over His Murder
of the Gambler.
New YORK, September Jas. J. Ho!-
land, the Texan, who shot and killed Tom
Davis yesterday, was taken to police head
oua,ters this morning for the purpose OF
giving the detectives an opportunity OF see.
irg him. He appeared unconcerned, aud
seemed TO look upon his arrest as mere
formslt7. Holland was hsndcufad 10 a
detective and crowds followed them through
tie streets. When asked how he felt he
replied: "Oh, lam all right" lie refused
% eav ANYTHING about the affair beyond the
feet that Davis and his pals had tried to
rob him.
The autopsy on the BODY Of Davis, the
gambler, who was shot by Jas I: Holland,
At ll3 RESIDE street, yesterday will be held
~ the Coronert thia afternoon. DAVIS body
lies in ap ice box at the room Of the under
taker engaged BIZ the deceaseds brother to
manage the funeral.
The Texan He for Trial.
New YosE September rsl.-The Toom bs
Police Court was crowded this morning by
a number of sports and Others, eager to
catch glimpse of the Texan, James F.
Holland, who yesterday shot and killed Tom
Davis, the noted sport and gambler, in his
office az Reade street and Wesi Broadway
At the request of Mr.. Howe, counsel tor
Theo. Davis. brother OF the murdered man
the examination was conducted in private
room. After Theo. Davis, the only witness
in the case, had described in detail everS
little circumstance in the case, 9 complsia.
was 6raxn up, upon which the prisoner was
bsld for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Workers in Convention.

UTICA, y. Y, September About
sixty members of the political branch Of
the Workiugmers' Assembly Of New York
net in fourth annual session in Rome to.
day. Gen. Blair, Chairman, called the
meeting to order and delivered lengthy
address in which he congratulated members
lpon the passage Of various laws favcrable
20 workingmeD, and said that other laws
aad sailed because members Of the Lsgis-
ls,ufe failed to keep their pledges. The
Assembly must take q bold stand in the
coming election. Committees were ap-
pointed and an adjournment taken until
io-morrow.
shawneetown Miners Come Out.
CoLrNBUs, O., September ALI the
miners at Shswneetown came OUT to-day for
an advance in the price OF mining from 10
20 30 cents Operators ore willing to give
he price provided a similar advance is
made at Straitsville. New Straitsville
wants the price made 60 cents and 1t is
esred 8 settlement cannot be reached.
Lattr-The coal miners at New Straits
nile DE- cided tonight to stop work TO- NOR
sow until their demand for so cents is
complied with. Tbs present price paid there
s 40 cents. The operators say they will
act grant the demand.
VIII Continue the Strike.
CLEVELAND, O., September The min
rs in the Msssilon district OF the Tuscs sra-
vas Valley to-day, by q majority of 210
'ecided to continue the strike against re-
luction Of Is cents per ton.
Strike Because of Non-Payment.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, September En-
oloyes of the Lsckawsnns and Pittsburg
railroad running from Belfast Junction to
Angelica have struck because Of non-pay-
mtnt of wages. They claim seven months
back pay. No trains have been running
,iuce Monday night.
Did Not start After All.
New HAVEN. CoNN. September | 1t
vss announced several days ago that the
East Haven wiTe mill which had been
closed some lime because Of labor troubles
would stsrt no TO-DAY. Six large furnaces
fred up this ,Durniny, but no, workman
put in an appearance. Pr0prietors thought
he strike broken. hut the men determined
10 stay oct until tbe company sccedes to
iheiy ieusnd. TIE firm has = number oi
orders on hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
A CLAN sveep in fissouriIOfices.

ST. LoU1s,September IA leading Dem
ocrat Who lately visited Washington, states
that the President recently informed Mis-
souri, Senators and Congressman that as
soon as they agreed upon candidates for the
Offices here their men will be appointed He
has referred the whole thing to them, aud
there will be clean sweep probably before
the 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Cricketers.

New YORK, September The English
gentlemen cricketers and Staten Island
Cricket Club played game on Staten Isl-
and to-day. The visitors were at tbs bat
at first and were out for 81 runs. Staten
Island then went and made six2. The
Enghshmen had scored 25 with 4 hands
out in their second inning, when stumps
were pulled till tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The Belmont County Fair

Sr. GAINESVILLE, o., September 1.-The
outlook for the Belmont county fair this
week is the best Of all previous years. The
cattle and sheep stalls are all full. There
are over thirty of the fastest horses now on
The grounds ever collected in this county,
horses with records Of 2:l9 and better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The President, al Party.

ST. REGIS LAKE, September THE
campers along yesterdays route saluted the
Presidential party with fire arms. In the
inlet ofthe lower ST. Regis the party were met
by hundred gaily decorated bands and
were escorted 10 the hotel, where the Pres
ident held q reception which lasted two
hours.
LAKE PLAID, September l.-The Presi-
dent and DR.. Ward arrived at 4:3O p m.
They VIII remain tonight and VISIT the
AS-;ordsnk lndge Tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Butcher vs.. Barber.

ST. CLArRsvrLLE, o., September l:-Our
leading butcher and barber came IN this
evening with discolored eyes Toe Knights
Of the razor and bu cher knife bad had a
difficulty on the train a Ia Sullivan; As
both sides claim the e hit we will call 1t q
draw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

pears 6ne engraving of Jsffsrson's head.
Instead Of the monogram of the United
States, the new card has on it the words
UNITED States" are printed at length On
the address side are the word, nothing
buf the address 10 ha on this side
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Garland ar His County Residenee

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September l.-At-
tornsy General Garland arrived here rather
unexpectedly Sunday morning. He viii
return to Washington about September 10.
He will leave fer his 1ountry manor, Hem
iug Hill, twenty miles from town, today,
TIE place is almost inaccessible, the sur.
rounding country being thluly settled, and
fishing and hunting excellent Mr.. Garland
has no opinion to express concerning poll
tics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
GEORGE WASHINGTON SHOT
And Probably FataI lily Wounded by Rich.
ard Salisbury.
Special 10 the Re9iSter.


CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, September IA
IL o'clock to-day, near the fair grounds,
Richard Salisbury shot George Washington
through the right breast. Both were col.
ored men. The weapon used was 22-
calibre pistol. Some years ago Washington
charged Salisbury with fteallDg from Hln,
and since that time an unfriendliness has
existed. Without any notice whatever Sal
isbury made the attack The shot is iks'y
to result fatally. No arrest has been made,
Salisbury having absconded. George Wash
ipgton is an old man and q good citizen
Salisbury is worthless and triAing boy and
should be sent to the penitentiasy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

SALVATION On, the celebrated American
remedies for cuts, bruises, sprsins, burns,
scalds, chilbiains. etc.. can be had OF all
druggists. Ii kills pain. Price only twen-
ty-Gve cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-cslled Troohes aud thsreSy
upset bis stomach without curing the trou.
biesone cough, should take our advice snd
use at once DR.. Balls Cough SJrop and get
nall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
Decliued.

CoLuxBus, O., September l.-The Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee declined
in behalf of Governor Hoadly . challenge
from the Prohibition committee for . Joint
debate with their candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
Excellent Results.

DR.. J. l. Willis, Eliot, Ne, says: "Hors-
iord's Acid Phosphate gives most excellent
results"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
rhe Bebies In the Cradle.

Babies are very little things, y:t they
leav. great gaps Of loneliness behind thsI
,hen they die. Mothers ssvs your little
opes by eiyiDa them Parkers Tonic We.
thew s6os signs Of being un.el Isis
famous remedy is 40 pleasant thai .nJ ~
f.nt vilI take Il, and II vii soon quiet Ana
,emoye their sches and osins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
IT, ,.,hs- nesyI, from OceAn's yases

Divers 20 down in divers places;
But at our mouths of streams and bags,
No pearls do Asian Swimmers raise
Like those In besuty's mouth that shins
Made by the SOZ0D0NT divine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

TIxr Chene,'s Stomach and Liyef hzs
I.,or si.oo p.r sot'le. 6 bories Tor - 70.
Sold BY drugsista
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02
The New p. C'S.

ApirSslipent Cf 100000 OF postal
80, 4 ON the contractor arrived 81 the
eir, posrCfics today, toe new eards ll olner
4 onsi6,rs DIV from the old ones IN aPPssr-
-. Ire size is eSatsly the same. The
-. = p ir,.d IL = light bSo~n color
1, sd ot the head CT the Goddess OF
l.bert, in the vignetts in the corner AP'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

Returns from sigh; counties il Florida
,Raye also been received and complete re-
,nrns are expected shortly. Up TO date the
-5erarfment has received from Colorado,
Ra.ho;a. Nebraska, New Mexico and Flor
ida. II is knoSn that several other States
and Territories have made eessls, but
those whose returns failed to reach the de-
rsrtnsnt before o'clock TO day viii not
Sc entitled 10 receive the rebate, provided
by tie appropriation bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-02

AT The last session Of Congress p;oy'i!oa
vas made Tor payment by toe United States
OF one halt of the cost o. taking the censl7
in such States and territory as nigh. take
6scennial CELSIUS upon condition that re-
tusrs ne iled with the Secretary OF the In
tsrior on or before September l. Returns
from New Mexico have just been received
ard are a. follows:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26
EXTRACT FROM A
CIRCULAR 10 TEACHERS,
Issued by the
ZlNEIILLII BUSINESS
COLLECb.
Worth Thinking About.
sngyi'O 'TEACUERSS=ssaa

The class you represent is made
up OF intelligent, progressive, go
ehead young men. We speak from
experience in saying this, for it is a
fact, that during twenty years of
almcsl Gaiiv association with yOun g
men who have attended this insti
tuition the majority have been
teachers; with ihefr own money
earned by terching. with n mind
we ! trained for study, Il willing dis
position to work. and a good char
aeter they have entered this school.
and many of hem are kaown and
honored rs representative business
men.
The frs! thought that NAV come
to your m;ml-Am l not already
prep red Tor the duties of actual bus
ineSs l:e? OF w!,as benefit will a.
business course be to me? Answer
the following questions and decide
ioI yoniselt:
1sl Can you write good hand !?
I'd Can you write good busin-
ess letter?
3D. Can you write a Note Or
Draft tn 1t will at md the testg
4'h. Can Won make out a bill of
Mise qiiic& and in good form
5sh. Can you write an order for
goods iD business style =?
9th. Cen you write a Check on
your bank hat you Will not be ash
AIMED of?
7th. Can you calculate by short
methods rapidly and correctly?
Sth. Can you keep a set of books
in good stye. on correct principles? :?
9th. Can you discharge the du-
ties of an agent, or administrator?
10Th. Can yoh make out st7fe-
ments and balance sheets. showing
the exact condition of business?
11th. Can vou audit bonks of &c
coun'. and make partnership settle
ments?
18th. Can You perform all the
duties of an Accountant in IL Bank
or Business office. or fill plrce as
c'erk in Your own County or Town
ship?
Ii not prepared to answer these
questions in the Affirmative we
trust sou will ternme intersted in
his work and attend the GAINESVILLE
Business Ce leSe.
Send for this special circular to
teachers,
Address CHoGuILI. & Parsons
Business College.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-26
LAIN. NnapS.


Oliver Eros. G P;siiIips' ni:Ii, at Wood Ian
near Iifusiourgy, sliu. down account Of lax
of orders
The executive ccrnmi.tee of the iron a-;l
steel association of America have Just pub-
Esi,ed a., encouraging report OF the business
outlook ii this couutr-.
The Cl,al..anoo5a iTenn) Times publishes
a list Of the factories in that city
that have rcsI1IEd work since January |.
They give employment. 70 nearly 93o hands
that have baen idle Tor months. Other mills
are preparing To resume and VIII give employ
ment 10 500 aic:1;ona hands within the next
four weeks.
Two hundred and ftty men viii be given
employment by the resumption OF King, Son
& Co. Glass-wor;ls, l'i:iSoiIl,g. Pa. Tie fac
tory Is one of the most complete il the ccu:l-
try; natural gas VIII be used entirely An
apparatus 10 cool the workman while working
has been conAuucied.
President Costello. of tie miners union.
Pittsburg, has in a vei.y emphatic manner,
declared that the miners can not and viii not
submit to the Terms CT ..e recent award of
two aud a half cents per b.;sllel for mining
made by Umpire j. ID. Weeks, and says ti.at
although the Miners ar: Obliged 10 accep: the
tei ms now offered, steps are AREA " on foot By
which the original price of tlrec cents viii be
demanded, ard If NOT granted another s;riAe
will he inau guraiel
Il is estimated al the lowest calculation that
there are 5000 mon aad y7cnlel it.ie IN New
York City: Which nicans at least ST ,09o, 900
week lost IN wagAs-
italian iaboreEs are making trouble in the
Wilses5arrc ga, coilie.9es by refusing to
work and threatening others who desire to
werk
The strikers OF tie Hooking valley are
about ready to retlrn 10 work; in fact, ai-
most one-haif Of tilc1l have iesu;ned. The
Neisonville miners decided, n niass meeting,
to adopt the ofer Of tirr aiser;.:ors