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this, demagogueism has but little chance.
Then the party founded on live issues VII
be the party thst viii in the end triumph.
There has been 9 great deal of discussion
this year in Ohio, New York, Virginia and
some other States. The Democratic party
may rest assured that the more Its princi-
pies are brought before the people ard the
better they are understood the greater Will
be its msjorites st elections and the better
viii it be for the people. Presiden; CLkvz
LAND in q letter 10 the President Of 3
Democratic club 1t Buffalo, n. Y, ex-
presses some valuable sentiments on this
subject. Among other things be ss5s:
A marked improvement in oar politics
must follow, / think, o better understand
ing Of the reasons for the existence OF par
lies, and Q clearer comprehension OF their
relations to the Welfare Of the country AID
the prosperity Of our people. Membership
in = party nigh, as vel! rest less upon a
blind, unrehectiDg enthusiasm for 9 certain
continued partisan compsnicnshlp, as the
hope Of personal reward and advantage,
and more upon 3 deliberate attachment TO
well defined and understood party prinei-
pies. Aud this better condition is 10 be
realized largely as tie result Of such work
IS the Cleveland Democracy has under.
taken. The Democrats caaSe need have
20 fear of the NEST eouplste~ discussion Of
it's principles, and the history Of Its great
leaders and their achievements cannot fail
to inspire the members Of ths parry with
pride and vererstion. IL is veil in these
latter days to often turn bsck and read Of
the faith which the founders Of our party
had in the people-hoz exactly they sp
prosehed their needs, and with What lofty
aims and purposes they sought the public
gNnl
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HUXLEY On SNORING.
The Great Philosopher Puts the Anti
TobaccOnists TO Rout.

M.i0ll and SDgiaGl R,Farfer.
A. 8 certain debate on smoking among
the members Of the British Association
Pref. Haxley told the story Of his struggles
in & way which utterly put the sDti-'obac.
couis;s 10 confusion. Fox forty years OF
nv life ne said, "tobscco had beer q
deadly poison to me. (Lo2d cheers from
the aHti-tobaceonists.) 10 my youth, IS a
medical student, | uied to smoke. In
vain! A. every fresh attempt ny insidious
foe stretched ne psostrste On the floor.
Repeatsd chetrs.l / entered the navy.
Again | tried 10 smoke, ard again met
with g defsst ! listed tobacco. | could
almost have lent my support TO any inst
luton that had for It's object the putting
Of tobscco-groSers 10 death. (YocifsroGs
cheering.) 4 few years sgo | was IN
Brittany with some friends. We vent to
an inn. They began to smoke snd looked
very harry, ard Outside il vss very vet
ard dismal / though. I would try Q cigar.
(Murmurs.) | did so Great expects-
Gons) l smoked that cigsr-is was deli
ciousl (Grcans) From that moment |
vas 3 changed nan, and Ion | feel that
smoking in moderation is comfortable
and laudsbls prsctice and is productive ct
good. (Dismsy and confusion OF the anti
~tobaccouists- Roars Of laughter from the
smokers There Is no more hsrm IL 6
pipe than there is in a cup Of tea You
msy poison yourself BY drinking too much
green tea, and kill yourself bY eating too
many bsAstssks. For my own part l con-
slider that tobacco. in moderation, is a
sEestener and equalizer OF the temper =
Total rout OF the sB~tttobacconists aud
complete triumph OF the smokers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

IT Is = hopeful sign to see the increased
interest that the people Of the nation are
from year to year taken in understanding
the political condition Of the country. 1t
has not been many years sineethe msjoritY
depended to great extent upon campaign
speakers for their information on petit
cal questions and being reused BY the en-,
thusissm OF the speaker and the excite
msnt Of the occasion, little opportunity was
lAt for cool and deliberate thinking. But
now, through the press and the thousands
If POLITICAL clubs and associations through
out The land, the best and newest literature
,ha. prasps With the great issues CT the day
= S;sssminated, and men more and more
,.ka interest in reading, and discussing.
wb.n a POLITICAL orator delivers his Opisiors
nan instead Of drinking down everything
- as. watch and weigh his Arguments
e.,sfaIly. and are able to detect WAAsS'sF
.oobi.try be msy attempt When PeOpisdO
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TINS will be a lively week il the Viz
ginia campaign. On Monday fifty Pohti
cal meetings we're held and q gOOdly nun
be, Is 10 take place every day. The besi
political talent in the State Is at work, and
in addition hon. D. y. VOORHEES,, ofIndi
ana. will assist the Democrats. To-nor
row s grand caralcads and military p7o'
csssion viii take place at L~yrchburg, II
compliment 70 Gen. FTrz HCGH LEE, and
President CLEVELAND and some OF the
members of bis Cabinet are expected TO be
present. The Virginia campaign means
business, o matter in which direction one
looks.
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P~REsIDESr TURSER. Of NOrgautoWn Uni
ysrsity, is in the city. Hereports ll2 stu
dents in attendance, 4 larger number thar
at any time during the whole of last year
he feels greatly encouraged, not only from
the increase in attendance, but from the
many kind words be is receiving from ed
ucators, ministers Of the gospel md prom
inent people al over the State. The re
action has fairly set in, and the Uni7erst
tvs future promises to be as bright as it'
uarmsst friends could expect.
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TaE Fhy.frst Pennsylvania Regiment
Association yesterday met, on the fields Of
fredericksburg, SpOitsylvsuia and the
Wilderness, the C~oafsdsrstss with whom
they once commended in battle. While The
feeling was yesterday so warm in many
places in Ohio, it was g good thing to have
these old veterans meeting one another in
friendship over in Virginia.
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Az good evidence Of the reviva! II ousl
ness is the increase 10 the carrying trade
Of ~railzays. This business activity has
extended out from the great commercial
centres and the towns and villages and
rural districts are catching the spirit Of &C
tivi,y and shipping their products Ger the
railroads, and increasing their volume o.
tra2a
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humps

IT is said that when Mr.. DEvESrOET, the
Republican nominee for Governor OF New
York, WAS cutting teeth he contracted q
mortal disease which viii suddenly break
out on him should be be elected. But
Democrats viii take pity on him and see
that his life is not endangered.
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His Last Request.

do you suffer- ssksd abe, as che BEN
tepderly over him.
No" replied the dying lar
Tell me EhAt you seer
s-ob
so-beantiful!"
DO you want anything, dearest grand
pa"
"Only-resl ARd-yet-I-would-
hke-to-knoE-E kether-ihe-apgels-
e-rght-3-to-
in-tavor-of-Nsz Yoska."
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RADICAL Republican leaders are killing
of their party 10 the North. Such men a.
pre-AdSmile HOAE are worth more to the
Democratic party than a field full Of Mug
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DIED.

wARNER-Att the rsi3sEes Of hfr ganSf-the,
d c la, A6SESS EcGCEDIE MARSKR, d11SE-
Ter Of Alexander &-d liar: II. Warner, sgedl
year and Eve montas-
Funeral seTvic at the residence Of her grand
falAsr, sii Main SHest, Weoness~y afternoon Al
2:s1 o'e,cek. Friends Of the family are Invited
luteument private, THURSDAY nor irg Al 10 O'Clock,
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OS Saturday three earthquake shocks
were iell in Virginia Bat q greater shock
viii be experienced BY the Republicans on
the 81 Of November.
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"WEDNESDAY, OCrOBER I4.issS.

THERS are Only 100, 900 applications for
cfiee on sic il the pcstof6ee department
Al Washington. Send On your Pspsrs-
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FOR RENT.
O RENT.

ON "SIS Il.
Nj FINE COUEIRY REsipEfC CT II 81
VI Ds Chsnis, s.ssor, o. wheeling, Htii0sFDt
md BIi1mors rxilrosd; there are reTen rsDl gss.
sliu sod p3uhcs; out<iss bake even, ottS1r as
eel, toyethr With stss,ing sbS yssirv pr.n.T,
a. WI rent sspsrltiy from tee !SI>s Of e'iss
vtse, - the teAknt Hsy pr~fsz.
Also, ny large Brick Dvz!fps th tuefsto
containing dx roons sn1 porch. az SIC FntH
user Of The door. Good tsasra car INT eiksft
10Th at modsrsts rst0-
nno p L. KIMBERLY.
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"AETED Yoznx Ladies 30 city o. co5sny =
w work for 10 81 their hgus; fks:nsiitsts,
bJ mail distance 20 eh,eesoul; % to % Per ses
esn ne made. DO cznvaatpc, psTtseulsrs Icis
eSsnple q YORK mail.d fof Jour csnn 10 sa.r
Pleas sddres- aoNE NAnuyAnrExe %, hsrs
Asa Y. u. Boz 1914 sDss
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WANTED.

"ANIED-lns et:ve VA o. y e1sni 80 ~
w county 10 eel or zoos SaGy " ..
month snd sxpeos.s, " com niSlon. ET< eft
sds.noa- Outdt Tree. For fol- ysrtrty sIS-,
~ AkD siLsEz WAN Co. ~rr $. NIa
w sn.ED.Lady' s.op for az sIsy" siht ri
yo,,o. ,,.asSs ,o,tsr,, sbo1l&.r Bises, tesS
,.,oo, ST. spieids, Eubber Ginytas 30
ssen. - ssss, In sntS Dlip n, etc Cu y.
IN mak ng noasy fast: ., ean ,ou. Aefsf
..spf. = d. CAdPBEJ La 20. 70. H o.
<gdo! u IT.. Chicago rsp3JTS.hrfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

This Fall we add to our stock a line OF Chidrens Bison
and Tricot Dresses, well made and stylish.
Our stock Of Mems Ladies and Chidren's Camels Hair
UNDERWEAR is now full, and selection can be made at
present more satisfactorily than later in the season.
Beaded Goods, Lacei, Passementeries, Embroideries' in
great profusion.
We open to-day Blankets, Comforts, Flanne's Table
Damasbs, Napkins, Towels-aIl in choice styles and quality.
We repeat the invitation to the ladies to call and exam
inc, especially our
seal Skin SacqueS,
NewmarI<ets.
short DolmanS,
silks aud NclyciS,
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pY VIZ W 'tF A DEED or TECsT NaDi
- to the une sr'yn'd truttee 10y G D. UlEcbEi
helen A. Ulri D., IL vile. Gated the tut tI :
= ptember. a. b lsSl, and Of reeJrl In The eeIS
the Clerk 81 ~ q Comfy Court Of OHIO ooutgs
deed q truit brsx o. 10, page 10 and 49, s
underfgncd 'f'ntea viii on
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1885,
st the from. door o: tie Court Hou-s OF Ohio oosf!,
ootnmeociiIg a. 10 O'Clock T. N, eel 10 the kl1pH
and best s,1tsr he following Sescrtbed prepay
VIZ; Con msncing 81 the southeast oona On
20. 9 In TIA tenth rquzie a The plat Of the eJ q
wheeling, on ibn vlst tide Of Chsplire street, b.
tsern Eleventh snd Tvs,:th s.rrsts; thsra q ia
nore OF iss, 20 the n1rhe,H oUgrt r Of the istifff
houssSI said lot: tfsnc- hs tLs p0rlh line Of a.
hoSs rest to the alley; thence nth s'Snsihs iSf
10 inc soothve e oorosr q ssi. lt % 6 Bsto ,ti
siib t5e soutl, Dire o; szij iot 20 re tsgiEtirE
lbrI subIec. ~ q retrvLti-n tr ar arc SCH IN Va
foot spzfe ao az the Ur heI EressyGTtSn rbBnk tr
ls bensht For psrt'culsn Of which resIrfii"
scS deed Of -rat
TkEAs- os-tntid Of the purtbE's rorSy, up
lnueh ID.n as the purchaser nay 'sd ~ pyh
caso, and The residue IN two sgUal irstIlb 'rti 81!
abe In -: and twelve mor,ss iron cS's Of a.
With Int rect, snd eTsdencEd b. To- p1rchS az
noiss ~.th satisfactory renossl security ihs't.
Ibtls 10 be retained until IuT6hs,e nong 10 o.
PAD. ,+e!ling - trustos I shall ooiy ,0nrsy rn
Ute q 10 vested In me By sald d.c Of hpt sthh
h.beeeyod 20 be good. III HUGUS
$40 CT TrIbA
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nrm

ToRRENT-FoUR USFUREIsHED ROOMS,
II rpi;abls for Housekeeping. Also, trn1Shed
roons for rent corner Nsrkst and Tenth street,
No 100. Oeih
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For sale Cheap.

DoARD AND Rooms AT MKS. h Il POR-
ID tsrs, Corner Fourteenth and ChAPine sreeo
arSh
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CTKADY AND PROFITABLE ENPLOYAEaI
- given 10 q few sOod men. Address, ANGUS,
.SOTEEL 4 CO, Odd Fellow Building, wheel
ing, W. Va S
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Our Dress Goods Department

Is now repIete with the most Choice Velvets and Silks kha'
danes, Merveleux, Jerseys, Surahs, French Wool borc:es
by the yard and in combination bison Cioths' ioo'a
Cashneres, Home Spuns. Basket Cloths. Shawl
Suits. &C., and a complete stock OF Trim
mings to suit our goods, including
FEATHER AND FUR.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE,

IE rURSCANCEos lie AUTHORITY VEST.
i cd In me by Q cecree OF The Municipal Conrt q
nbesliI v, made on the third Gay Of June, Iss6. ara
an order Of resale D ait on the 2Sih dsy Of .Augn.t.
1855 In q iuti IN ckaEcery th, rim ~pending. In With
Emma taylor SIih =. u. aylsT, her husband, ~
PLAINTIFFS, ard william II. baiden and otken AZ
de.esdants. | SLI on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II. 1888,
commanding at 10 o clock q m, cell n puLp ,,,.
ton, to The hkhs,t and eest bidder, al 81
door oi tns Court House OF Ohio count w., No.
gtri,, the ici1oviHg described real e. -. w" y"
The wes: one half o., let numhs. "A hit, c0 a..
uate en- the south ride Of Fiir ~ go, h, ~,
Aichsel Graham addition 10 = 80 =, 81 Ia
In the stsie oil West Vr Ia toys,I or vith n,
ouiidirgs and improve .nspt, ,hsreon. he ior.
solpk ~ I2M' sss the properly and re-.
nepuy oi tas..s stem Harden, and II . meet a..
s,.aI iyLty' ihs improvement, oorsl,i ia
- ling house With britt rTbls Sd
"Isr .Jibss, and are In excellent repair.
1900 ~ sALg-Uns tsird Of the pu!ekfs
sm~ a moe the col a. the purchaser may s,1t
'op-y; ihf balance shall he paid In tso e9UA h..
"-imsnts yiih in crest from day Of ,als, Al ere IBi
t~o years frein iki day OF sale. rorfCn'tl. he
rurfhAytr 10 givn nis pOtss for the De srrd Tu.
msntA With seeunIty 20 be approved bv The oB'
misiorsr aud - further security the Tile 20 al
parcels Of lad .aail be retained until the pgTehas
more 81 al 10 We been paid In iuil, ard The ,Ttoi
oonrl< oper ordered By the Court TO eoL1ey.
X. q. BARR,
seoIsi Special Commlx!eEu
l b sreby certify that bond with good security -
oeC. gwen - the xy,o,e aamsd spedai con mhtfpsi
a. inquired by Law. THOMAS N. GhREAH.
Clerk Of & re Municipal Court Of HECelifi
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A coxPLETE OUTFIT FOB TWO CHAIR
n ParbeF Saop, including Two patent ebAin n
eool a. new. Apply to a. A. DOZzLE, Hanover,
sfrter. Martins Ferry, o. oeL&
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To Whom It May Concern.

Ocii Cor Market and Fourteenth Street
, 1885-03-05

Theron P. Keator, editor of Fort
Wayne, Ind, Gazette" writes: For
the past five years l have always used DR.
Kings New Discovery for coughs Of the
most severe character, as well as those OF
a milder type. 1t never fails to effect a
speedy cure. My friends to whom | have
recommended il speak of it in the same
high terms. Having been cured by it Of
every cough | have had for five years, /
consider II the only reliable and sur cure
for Coughs, Colds, ETC. Call at Gray 4
Peares's Drugstore and get a Free Trial
Bottle. Large Size $1.00.
, 1885-03-05
MAIL LETTINGS.
NorIcEITo CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, o. c., FEB. 2, 1885.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office Of this Department until
4 p. m Of April IL, 1885. for carrying
the mails Of the United States upon the
routes. and according to the schedule Of
arrival and departure specified by the de-
partment, in the Territory Of Wyoming,
from July l, 1885. to June 30, 1886.
Lists Of routes, with schedules of arrival
and departures. instructions to bidders.
with forms for contracts and bonds, and
all other necessary information, viii be
furnished upon application to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
FR.aHH R.4TTOH,
Postmaster GcaexaL
, 1885-03-05
FIRE INSURANCE,
BEAR SPRINGS RANCH
JOHN NEWMAN. Prop.

This weIl-known ~road-ranch on the
Fort Laramie and Black Hills stage line.
has recently been re-opened, and the
proprietor is prepared to furnish good
Accommodations for mar and beast
Meals so cents. Horses to hay 70 cents
per span. Hay sold by the bale. Large
corrals and barn for 40 horses. Broken
horses for sale.
, 1885-03-05
STEPHEN w. DOWNEY 4

Warrens new block at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
Wyoming. Business in all the District Courts
agement Of land contests in the local land ofic
at Washington. Locations of choice Mineral,
and patents secured cheaply and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment of capital solicited
, 1885-03-05
For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
Money 10 loan On real
estate ia amounts TO slstt,
Rfner n johnson.

The largest stock OF fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hquelus and super6ne
cigars al George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-03-05

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Histc
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RED DEVILS
RED Devils
Horribly Mutllats Their Victims in
New Mexico.
The People Wild to Ayenge the
Awful Deeds.
The Troops Useless Against the
Apachss.
Terrible Discoveries on the Bloody
Indian Trail.

Tucson, AgIz., May 3O.-A Silver City
special says: The bodies of Col. Phillips
and family, murdered BY the Apaches, have
been brought in. They are all horribly mu-
tilated. Colonel Phillips daughter had
been hanged up alive with meat hook
stuck through the back OF her head. Mrs.
Phillips eyes were gOuged out; her ears
and breasts were cut off, and she was other
wise brutally mangled. The citizens are
frantic at such outrages being perpetrated
unchecked.
SILVER CRY, N. NJ, May 30.-The In
dians are rapidly leaving this section and
moving south, probably heading for the
Black range. Seventeen companies OF
troops are in the field, and there has not
been one Indian taken by them.
DENING, n. NJ, May 30.-A band OF
Apaches has passed south seven miles from
here, heading for Mexico. Three compa-
nies Of cavalry and 60 scouts are on their
trail, but several hours behind. A compa-
ny of volunteers, well armed and mounted,
left here Thursday afternoon in pursuit OF
the Indians. Sixty persons have been killed
so far.
TOMBSTONE, ARIz, May &0.-Last ad.
vices report that the Indians have scattered
and are now in small bands in different
parts of Southwestern New Mexico and
mostly in the vicinity of the Black Range.
More than:3O citizens are reported killed
and many Of them horribly mangled. The
Indians are reported to be near Crooks
Peak, Is miles from Dsming, The greatest
excitement prevails in the settlement on the
ella. General Crook is on the way here.
The miners and ranchmen are coming in
rom all quarters for safety. 4 band Of
about 30 renegades was seen near Fleming.
They were divided into two parties, one go
ing into the Burro Mountain aud the other
into Crooks canon. Yesterday four bodies
ofwhites were brought into Silver City. p
Fearing for Their Property.
Ell PAso, May 30.-The residents of So.
corro, N. NJ. are becoming greatly alarmed
for their outlying mining and ranching dis
tricts Money is being raised to equip a
company of cowboys TO pursue Geronimo.
A train left here last night for Los Cruces,
y. NJ, where it will pick up Major Fountain
and 90 men, who will go at once to the re.
lief of Lake Valley, which is threatened by
the Apaches.
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uNscRUPVloUs POLITICIANS

Endeayorins TO Force UuwOi thy Appoint
mentS on the Administration.
HEw YORE, May &O.-A Washington
special contains some remarkable charges Of
attempts by uuscrupulous politicians to force
unworthy appointments upon the President
and heads of departments. Il says that At
torney General Garland was nearly entrappsd
recently into appointing to office q man Tor
whose arrest IS horse thief he had offered
a reward while Governor Of Arkansas.
Secretary Manning, i is also stated, had
actually mailed a commission 10 man
recommended By several Congressman
before he learned that the man was uu.
der inclcrmen. for serious oHeuse.
de re.egrbphed q demand for q reslg.
nation An application for an important
ycsi'iou in the railway mail service is pend
ing before Postmaster General Villas, which
ltass lhe enforcement Of CongreSsmeu,
Judge, and business men of Ohio. The man,
says iie correspondent, is defaulter, and
hacHn As such 20 the men who recommend
2,m. 4 L. ). Senator was confronted
a. Secfrsry Manung's o.'ice the other day
b. ,large IA. the man he was urging for
an Irterra1 Revenue appointment vas a
confirmed dFunksE6. De COolly confessed
that the charge was true, and recommended
another man who proves to be.under In
l;ctuert
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TEN THOUSAND STRIKE.
All the MahOning Valley Iron Mills
Shut Down
On Account of the Refusal of the
Manufacturers
70 Sign the Amalaamatsd AssOcia-
tion's Scale.
Late dispatches on the Iron Situa-
tiOn at Pittsburg.

YouXCsTowS, o., May 3O.-Alliron mills
in this city and the Mahouing Valley shut
down tonight on account of the refusal by
the manufacturers to sign the scale present
ed BY the Amalgamsted Association.
About ten thousand men are thrown out of
work by this movement, and the strike prom
ises to be long.
Natural Gas.
PrTTSBURG, May 30.-It is said that Car
negie Bros & Co. save at least 800 per
day BY the use Of natural gas, thus dispens-
ing with coal hauling, fremen and ashes.
A member Of the workmen's side estimates
fifty bushels Of coal as the amount used in
making a ton Of finished iron, and says that
the natural gas consumed in making a ton
Of iron does not cost more than a dollar.
The principal trouble now seems to be in
reference to the sheet mills. Pittsburg
makes comparatively little OF this pro-
duct. Outside OF Evans, Hammond 4 Orr
Jones ( LaughGn make most OF any on two
train rolls ihat are not halt time in opera
tior. There IS one train Of sheet rolls at
the Yesuyius which has been idle for over
hYe years. and two trains at the Juniata
have not been IN operation for more than a
year Nerv little sheet iron is rolled on the
TWO trains in the Soho mill Of Morehead &
NcCleane. There Is one train at the
WayLe Iron Works fairly active, and
ore train as the kensington and Re
public mills. These embraces all
tie sheet rolls IN the Pittsburg iron mills.
Those who handle the steel from the first
process to the finished output are the most
likely to sign. These are the firms stated,
End Skoenberger, Speer 4 Co., Wilson,
Wslber u Co. and Moorhesd 4 McCleane.
All these can pu; a ton Of finished steel at
lest tour dollars cheaper into the market
rtau those making finished iron from muck
bars Said manufacturer: ."lt
these all sign the scale We
will not try to fight the Amslgsmsted Asso-
citation. The only firms that viii profit by
the reduction are Zug 4 Co., S. NJ. Byers,
Chess, Cook h Co, Oliver Bros. Il Phillips,
the Elba Iron and Bolt works, the keystone
Rolling Mil Company, and the KensingtOn
works Of Lloyd & Sons. These are still
using coal.
The Canuonsburg Iron Works viii close
down tonight for an indefinite period. At
Youngstown the scale was presented to the
different firms, but all refuse 10 sign.
Another Firm Signs.
Early tins morning the Republic Iron
Works sent in their signatures to the office
of the Analgamated Association. They
were the first 70 sign to-day, and up to q
late hour this afternoon they were the only
Igners, However it is expected that at
least four or fEe more signed scales will be
placed at the general office before the day
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