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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11
A GREAT PROBLEM.

TUX all the Kidney aud Liver
NedieiAa,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheumatic remedies,
Take all the DygpPhG and indigestion
Take ali the Ag1r Fever, and bilious
gpeeLees,
Take all tho Bratu and Nerve force
reviraS,
Take ali the Greai health restore1.
ia GhO, take all the best qualities Of all these,
and the bat
-oualnk. OF all the bes, medicines in the world,
aud you will and that Hop
-BritaI have the best curative qualities and
powers Of all concentrated
in them, and that they will cure when any OF
all Of these slugly or -eoH6iHed
Fail. A thorough trial will give positive proof
~ nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11

swiit's Specific has relieved mo Of rheumatism
which at one time Threatened 70 SOP my mlnISIe-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11

Things will 60 on much the same as Of
old. Mr.. Arthur gave Mr.. Cleveland a
copy Of his pattern Tor trousers.-Philadel.
phia PreW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11

svlft's speclac Is entirelyyegelAble. Treatise on
Blood ana skin Diseases mailed free.
del6 TIKI SWIFT SPIcIElc Co., Atlanta, GO.
m WhnlPSAl6 and Retail.
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graaI apttees.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States, for the District Of West Virginia.
Charles II, Berry \
Steamboat Cheapeako.

Steamboat Chesapeake.
Whereas libel has been died In the District
aqn9 q the United States for the District Of West
nnl'Enh on the 5th day Of March. 1855, by Charles
y. betry aG,lnst the steamboat chesapeake" her
slSSlne, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture.
SoE, therefore, In pursuance Of the ni0nltinn
Hnqet We seal Of said Court 10 me directed and de-
. MsiFd do hereby give public notice 10 all per.
w, IN Claiming, the said steamboat, her engines,
s9ekc, outat, apparel and furniture. or In any
aaher Interested therein, or knowing or having
dIlhllg 70 EAy Why the same should not DO con
TSehed lnd sold pursuant 10 the prayer OF the said
n9ei that they may be and appear before Eaid bis
E1a Ionrt TO By held III the City OF Wheeling,
! and iot aid District Of West Virginia, on
SnAIt.y,KpAf, THE 2lSt DAY, OF MARCH, 1855, al
~ elock in The forenoon Of that day, provided
w amr AlAll be 4 day Of Jurisdiction, other.
Sls on the next day o. Jurisdiction thereafter,
IN ihere TO ineEpose their claims, and 70
+aAAe thelt allegations In that behalf
GRO. w. AIKTNHoN,
U. g. NaNhAl District West Virginia.
n, ,,ro,, BY J, D. MAXWELL, Deputy.
~. HU1Cs, Proctor for lAbollAnL
nhLtLlSu. W. Va, March 8, lRSS mr6
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msated
Did you Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses1 1t is for inaamma-
ton of all flesh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11

A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"a PRINTING neatly and promptly executed.At
tha NF1tIlsHAWA Io4 QEYleh
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gkza gateILlqsaen.
POINTS IN HORSE BREEDING.

oaiee Nos. 70 and . ToaE.esnth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-11

Moundsyiiie accommodation leaves Wheeling al
n:S5 3: M, and arrives at MoundEyils at l2:l6 p.
Warrington Accommodation at 4lop.m.
ZAneSyille Accom-. leaves Wheeling At 78S n. N.
aud $40 p. m. Beltfe at $40 q. m. and 4:l5 p.
daily except Sunday.
BarneSYille accommodation taken Oh.
B. d. D. Sleeping cafs on all through trains
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Columbus on
Columbus ct $40 p. m.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
to the great HcSt and 70 whom particular attcnti "a
ffcieis to all principal points on sale at posat.
Heeplng car accommodations can be secuiei
T.. d. 3. H11sE, Tickle. Ascu. B. q 0. Depot.
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A Paper Bristiing with Good Suggestions
10 Horse RaiSers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
lfR. lDnrADA II ~.


The Hon George +. Edmunds ~ on the dccD
ant voyage lie IS person Oi too much resolution We
should supuO.c 10 "a easily or 40 ei % the i u
the Dream ana yci his temperament a somewhat bilious.
such I. most au-c, pb.c 10 the motion ol thr wave,
and get least upon The hetyng bosom %! it ia.
sim. II Touyh weather visits AuEiua, u
dark storm, ycd thc fi,o Of heaven, even "a, Nir.
Idmandss skl cap the august Top oi hIs head 90
ihr senate chamber f wind, lash thc Wacrs Just 10 ho
sir. up the Senator'S when he rs csy, know that the
Jolly old gram. odd chap from the Green Mountains viii
not lOs~ lcaT whatever else hc has tOIoe, and what
ever may De Ds private tOumuuurA with ihe WcltrIlng
sea We shall hate to have hun tuucr; hut, IL suner 10
must. ltIS cuu.Olug To tink hat he VIII suffer
physicaly hail as much lac did IHcutaly last year
when there seemed prospect Of BrOh her dine's cleo
zion.
Nj Ednmds asserted that hc was IN last summer, and
therr h. reason 10 believe tui tho Republican cunyeu-
ton did ln fact make him very III Indeed. Eat he
has recovered and the present trip Ought 10 confirm him
~ health We invoke The moist dynues OF the sea 10
behave themselves during his passage ont, ana 10 re-
member what "a classical p,rsU0 Is iutrubtrd to their
ncTces. An American SENATOR'S aiFgcrman than ever
Roman Senator was, and bir EdmunGs wouid wear
t,ga, II tOgas were the fashion now. elegantly aud
with as much dignity as e Horensius or q Lutatius
Catuus Old man Cato; and, like old man Cito's,
the autluuc virtue ol Mr.. Idmuuds is some
times warmed with unmiXcl wine tlr nOber fires Of
tea lust pleascs, and without to other
peoples opinions. There will be cold and stor "
telling IN the snOkug-r0On Of the Aurahia and every.
The Senator's spirits and make him think lie Is In the
Senate cOakr1Om more. II no Is not sOOthcd with
the gsnialit OF learned aud merry company, he may
ma ,e one oil his cold spells, and then the Aurala VIII
have TO slow up. and everybody viii he IN mortal
vi cebergs. Bat there - little chance OF this happening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
r.sr TIME OK THE LAroyIA TRACK.

CINCINNATI, June 2.--The Iatonia Club had
ane weather and good attendance at the races to-day
but the track was slow IN the first race fora purse Of
$780, for maiden woyearolds, five furongs the start
era were: Ban Fox, 100; Blaze Duke, 100; General
Ctx l04; Fronie Louise. 1927 King Light lOo; kaloo-
1ah, lo2; Ada d., l02; Frank Morris, 100; Endurer'
1o5 Annie Martin, 102; Freddie, 1902 Miss Anna, lo2;
Miss Bowler IO2. Ban Fox easily by four lengths
King Light second and Blaze Duke third; time, l:O2A
biutuas paid $40 20.
For tho second race, for purse OF $500. one ana
3hreeei. hths miles, the starters were: Binette lOs
Lady Maynard, 93 Alice, l03; Powmttan III, los;
Athlope 100; Irish Pat 90; Lenan, 1905 Doubt, %;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

Binette won by half length, irish Pat seconu anu
Powhatan III third; time, 2:23. Mutuas paio - oo'
The Cincinnati Hotel Stakes, handicap FOR all ages o.
$50 each half forfeit with 81 900 added by the hotes OF
cincinnati, one and one-quarer miles, brought ou'
Blsc%feow, IS; ". X. woodward III; Eu' but'S, o.
Froda IOs; Aleck Ament, 10j; Monarch lo'; Irolop'
90. Koscipsko 115. Ioftin 100: MenOcrat. 90 Van
guard 1915: slipaway. o. oViney, lO9; ION Alain'
no. Monogram, I12. MONOGRAM won by Two ieH .StI
Swiney second by head aud W. IL "Oo"""'" ''
2.0S4 Mutuals paid S27 90 400 .,,oiden
In the fourth race, for purse OF S4OO lot tiuo
tbrreyearolds, one and OHc-eighO miles, the std ~
were Thunder Cloud, 1l3; Venist lls Gen Ion;
Onda ll3; sparland, 49, Hathaway, llo blI IAN
lis Sparland was never headed, winning ny aVhon
lengths GendOn second and Thunder Ci0ud tltd ''''
200 Mutual paid SO 80. , q too opc
The fifth race, handicap for purse OF TlVvv, M
mile heats over four hurdles. was contested pH
lao; Judge Jackson, 142; Bagdad, 100. Ascoi n Hoi
inc first heat by neck, Judge Jackeon sccoln aw i"c
dad third; time, 1852. Mutuals para SD ~ ny 49,
ond heat Asco easily by two lengths, J.aE9 @ -
son second and Bagdad third; time, Lob MuIu"S paw
ID 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
rAyoRAnLE OUTLOOK FOE onIcKErERs.

At the regular weekly meeting Of the Staten
Island Island Cricket aud Baseball Club the committee
spont.d some time find suitable ground re-
uort.d a favorable site Bard-ayc., Nc~-BrchtOn.
me ground low pied al IomllnsyHe las hctupur-
Gin; scd lbs the Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
which pirpOs>s cut IT mp into huidlns lots ms
c,utur HE removal 81 the CUB. The BardNc grounds
Arc 6!udsome aud cal be had Tor p}1,OO. 10 j. pro-
uo.ed 10 expcnd an additional $1,000 IN gIatug and
tuT0ng. ,, l, ,,, ,
Iasl year the Now-York Cricket Cub which has now
been IN existence several somewhat under
cloud owing I'm great measure - trivial discussions
among the members aud general dissatisfaction NJ th'
manner IN which The cub was managed several OF tho
more n aud hard working men bcfs determined
thls season reOiganizc tho CLUB on new ana hIner
basis For this purpose "a meeting oi mchl-
hers was held lat night ~ No. &',S lhifd-
ave under tie presidency of ii. H. jackson, the
ex pTesdcnt OF the club when the following Oulcers
were elected: President, r. A Bacon Nce-pfcslNcht'
DIR. COsrOve; captain, j. Snortelli treasurer
~ Cantle ana secretary, L. j. Davidson.
Committees were appointed reconstruct several Oh
Tie bylaws 0f tie club and also 30 secure grounds Tor
the season. IL is probable that an arran gelneht VIII DC
made with the Musical aud Social Cricket Gun 10 use ~
grounds at fremont the NewIOrkors HIDING their Old
ground too great an expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
UNDER THE WESTERN UNIOyS CoNrROL
TIE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN NEW
HANDS

rtr SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN NEW
HANDS
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
Gained control Of the Southern Telegraph Company anu
urdrr a contract completed on Saturday the Two sya-
tens have been connected. Tho southern Telegraph
property which Is In the hands OF receiver, comprises
o,nc 900 mile, OF wire in llno, froM Washington to
selma. Ala touching Macon, Montgomery aud other
mportant points south OF the Potomac. The company
mas formed part OF the Bnkers ani Merenants sys-
tom which in process OF disntegrau"n' sihce
~rplembcr 1888. Its bonded DEBT j. T-'OVOOV ana us
share nptal 80 OUOOOJ lt IA said thtt the contractors
WHO hunt tLo iuo. coutcstng the validity OF some OF
the bonds on thr ground that thcy were ehted 10 the
tTc terms Of the agreement with the Western Union
Inv, l,t uecu made public. JAY Gould SAID that the
nfr,,rmcnt was iio contract Tor the exclusive eN-
cuau.o OF business during the rccelvershlp PRESIDENT
t,t's al nm, ma tmoro and OulO Telegraph Company
m that IL MAS absurd TO suppose that the contract u
moi involve oncr obligations after the iccelN"rsp ba
been dissolved. In regard 80 the sIa'einei. t,' NJ, S
Rates uoted Proverbs " IL Is nnlght, II Is nahgh sam
the buyer; but when he Is gone MS way 'hen he
boasteth.
RuTruoRE, june 2.-The Baltimore and
Ohio telegraph Company to-day received notice from
the RanKcrs and Merchants Telegraph Office Ia this
ct not TO receive any business Tor tho South over
me lines Of the southern Telegraph Company IL IS
rnmotcd that arrangements nave Der hnle Wy wi i
te Western Union Viii hereafter use the wires OF that
inc. ana he Bankers and Merchants can no longer
send dispatches over thehl'
WAsurNGroN, June The southern Telegraph Com
many. controlling lines extending from Washington to
the south has separated from the Bankers and Mer-
chants Company and entered into business arransG-
ments with the Mutual UuiOn Telegraph Company win
which 1t win exchange business ~ tnis pom ne .tb
10 is explained that the change was haoc ny tue
eru Con pauy for the purpose ot securing hloo @ ~
and cheaper service for rs Northern Dnsie,s 'nu n
wider uct or operations The Postal Telegraph tohi
papy II is said, obtained control ~ inc bahNolS
McIonauts Ines and the Offices OF the TWO % one
Ia this city viii soon be consolidated ana Pu' uh'' 0'
management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
READY FOR THE DERBY.

LONDON, June 2.-The summer meeting al
EPSON began yesterday. The weather was mo anu inc
course i'm excellent condition. Tomorrow tie Derby VIII
be run. Tie horses that will probably start and their
Jockeys are: Mr. GeraIds bay colt Crofton by A'hcf
out Of Chopcite Watts; W. II. Mansers bay colt
Choul1a Oiatmen0. Lord scarhorough's chestnut colt
Kucwood tWool) Lord AIngou's brown colt LuiniuaTy
plato. Lord HasilUg>'s bay colt Melton AIch'H'
Capt,in c. Bovlincs bay colt Para OK (Neb0 T. Jei-
,,,cs,s cbcsinut cot Present Times tGoatcr. General
p,nrson's bay colt Rcd IAN. boy Hampton out OF Eed
It,iicsl ord B.cfcr.'s brown colt sheraton Nomii
SOM, NJ a. Lupif's chestnut colt Aaintra Hes &C.
sborci and Lord EoscDorys bay colt hy Macnroi opi
OF Iyucttc Cannon.
Tie betting this evening was os follows: 10 a23Int
,;elton. gfo . against IaIadoX; 10 AGAINST Vain
trai.cs to l against CrOiton; 90 against 10. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
WEST POINT CADETS UNDER FIRE.
SHARP SHOOTING IN TIE CLASSROOM.
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS AT THE MILITARY ACAD-
ENVY BEGUN.

ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS AT THE MILITARY ACAD-
ENVY BEGUN.
WEST POINT, June 2.-The examination sea-
son opened today and the cadets are now lighting ther
way through that mimic purgatory when leads
up TO the pleasures OF graduation and the comparative
freedom Of the summer encampment All the members
OF the Board OF Visitors the field OF action
and have organized "a follows: President, Governor
Ho1dly secretary Professor Holden; COMMITTEES on
Discipline Messrs. Hawley Goldman, Tappan, Fiscoll,
Kellogg Blount and Miller; Instructors, Messrs. Lee
Holden Bicelow and Miller; Committee on Improve
ments Messrs. Beck Miller, Hawley and Lee.
There are two examining boards. Tho one
holding its in the library and OF which Gem
eral Merrittls grand inquisor finished the examination
OF tho first class In ordnance and began Oh the subject
OF engineering The cadets stood the IRE OF questions
we'll drew the Trajectory with all degrees Of curvature
earnedIy discussed the chemical composition OF gun
powders, and the penetratyc effect OF pr0ectiles'
Professor Andrews is president OF the other
board and Lieutenant Simpson secretary Ihey
devoted their energies to formulating unanswerSOe
conundrums for the second class In chemistry 70 worry
over AID deeply into the characteristics OF me
allaiods family history OF the me:alioIis tnat
the examination was only bali finished ana WI" De con
timed tomorrow. some OF the examinations are Wrtte
and some oral In the latter it Is the custom to begin ~
the Of the class that any OF the poorer chos
who fail answer the put to them, may nave the
benefit OF written REORGANIZATION, as 1t i arue th 10
student shall DC dropped without sueh ch'Hce " SAVE
himself a., l.,
At 1870 p n salute OF seventeen guns was nrSu III
honor OF the Board of Visitors aud at O'CLOCK s Sho
board witnessed the firing OF the seacoast battery me
target was ut short range, 800 yards and WAS sy
dcnOrazed object when the hllhg ceased. Iley w.
also present al the firing OF the iotchkss revOlVlng eau
non which received general praise .-
large number Of aGmiring visitors sat under he frees
and watched the evening drill oi the cadets as thcy
moved over the level plain like 80 many parts OF ore
great machine. while on thG prov OF ,c NIL
overlooking the Hudson, stood the great guns careIu
mufrd up in their canvas covers IKE Tue elcplant
herd of the Greatest snow earth" when 1t enters
villa ,c i'm the gray dawn OF morning. Among tie WISE
tors urr several officers who nave come PACK 10 view e
scene Of their Youthful exploits and tell about when
we were in the Academy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
pr>vsyIyAYIA,s ANNUAL REPORT.

PrrrsRuRG, June 2.-The annual meeung Oh
the Pennsylvania Company, operating the uueS Oh 'ie
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad system west OF PittsOarg was
held here this morning and the annual report was su0
mitted and approved. 70 showed; Total NUMBER %
miles operated controlled 279o 6-loi 'o'al fe''Hu'
f the Company, being the profits Oh oyer
tin lines not the gross earnings together with ths
not earnings OF the star Onion Fast Freight Llno' lh
at and dividends on securities owned. AMI rent OF ~
estnte and equipment owned Sl,195.7i9 20 t"'ss
cXusnses including interest ON bonds, interest," on ~.
ear trst and losses On lines operated, 500 Yo To-.
showing deiic1t Tor the year OF S1lO2-O So nc o
to tie Pennsy yauia Company In operating the
Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railway was Sl2laSt ~ H's
tho loss IN operating the Cleveland aud PttsD"5 ma
S2p5.S47 3d. The decrease mainly OWING " 'nd
heavy falling oil the freight tonnage OF COKE Vso
manHfacturcd iron The only change In the Iiess0i
Painps deceased The organization OF tie boa1d Wa
Dostponed for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03

4 s1!rr sRIIz1 AID FAST rME-LAD..s' DAY j
CTIiTIBS.

4
CHIFFON.
A brisk no1ihWosIe.ly breeze stirred mp the
white caps in NeW-Nors Bay yestrrIay afternoon
and DELAYED the opening OF the Atlantic Yacht Club re-
catta for au hour ard tmcequartors. The ya"htsm'n
and thcr lady friends ct ladies day began to arrive
nt e beautiful little club house before o'clock ami 90
.f2 D. NE WHOM .he ir.i gun wa nIcd' the ro'my porch
and the lawn u front 81 the house were MED with i"
women and their escorts Five minutes later the 9.ariln
.,np was fred Tho GIayng had crossed tlc Zine &c."
seconds before, but she wore around the si-ke''a'
gracefully ana taking the wind 1.-THE Cyue ana Thistle
which were Prov And PROV, sped away toward ne stare
lift of rJnplu-vlUc with .eat e.. hte SECONDS
otl or boat- % Glasses 4, y ana l)hoM'l ID.
close order The tiHri gun, for llc -.tH at
the other classes, WAS hied nj 49, hui l.t
impatient Daphne crossed the line twenty-five seconds
Le. ore and vas con-cq icntIy ruled ont.
The course VIZ ~ .lilcs in all and was maze D}
the Crawling 10 A. minutes and 20 seconds, although ''
vas com ,cled 10 brra. strong ebb tide nom I0p-
k,y le TO Ov ,tcr Island When, however sue headed
I,r home will her ferl,d fore aud main Sails wing ava
wing she rushed through The water with the speed oI
raceorse The winners in nelr csnecttc classes were
the Crawling. Agucs. NtlOuc, LItcIIl5e Cl"' h"l,,
ana ROncyl. The Tourist in passing ne nome 'i"..
boat broke tho AZ with Ter boom. ana the Rover, W
bng TO pass e. split hcf mainsai from the gar J." nr
rel pnuis ana her broken ensign hnllhIUS hatrI'n I
the WIND ike long pcunat. In thc evening supper
was provided and the yachts were hluhinalfh W+lh
Greek fire. The following table gives thc Nihc maze IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
FIRMS EMBARRASSED N OTHER PLACES

Boston, June "a fourth meeting OF tho
creditors OF James r. OsgoOd Co.. the publishers, was
held this morning. 1t is proposed to form a irm
under the name Of Tfcknor & Co., to be composed ot
BENJAMIN H. Ticknor, Thomas b. TiokRor, and George
f. Godfrey, OF Bangor purchase the assets and con-
tiuue tie business OF the late firm.
The Manufacturers FIR and Marine Insurance com.
pany Boston voted to-day to reinsure its risks and
discontinue business.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The Kappes Furniture Manufactur.
ing Company levied upon and closed to-day TO
satisfy certain judgments entered by confession The
liabilities stated to be ~ 5000 assets not gwen.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 2.-Ihree hundred and
fifty coal the sOddy mines in this county ars
out on strike because OF 10 per cent reduction.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June I'll. r. Riddle, grain COM
mission suspended today; his liabilities thought
not to exceed $4,000. lie dealt principally in corn
and oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
", MORE SIGNATURES TO THE SCALE.

PIrrsBURG, June 2.-No signatures to tho
scale Of the ron-worers have been obtained since yes
terlay Secretary Weeks OF the Manufacturers AssO,
ciaton reported that further move had been mado
10y manufacturers outside Of P!tts5ure. At foUngs-
town and throughout the Aahoning Valley all the mills
with the exception Of at sharon, are closed The
manufacturers send word that they are. firm and THAI
they will not sign present scale On the 0tAet haE,
the wOrkmcn stand ~ irm As rock IN TO are many
directly interested who believe that the strike Will De OF
short Duration Never before ia the history OF the Two
associations have the differences been so slight COLI
cssOns have made both sides, and II Is gener-
ally .licycd that with but little trouble the whole
affair." which 65,OOO men to be Idle can Dc
amieably settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
Using DYNAMITE IN THE WEST.

DENVER, Col, June 2.-rhe residents of the
western part OF this city startled early this morn.
ing by loud explosion. investigation showed that tue
barn OF r. Davis few feet from his house on Eighth
st., had been blown up with either giant powder or
dynamite A few months ago the employees OF Mr..
Davs,s aour mill asked for an In their wages
which was refused and the men struck and new men
were elnployed to nlI their places since then tho
strikers nave boyeotted" DAVIS, and have made
our threats Two days five sticks OF giant powder
vyerr Iound Oh the Denver and Rio GPande Railroad
track near this city. Several other attempts TO blow up
nrouery have been discovered recently II the outrageS
continue the fndig aatOn OF the citizens VIII possibly
materialize into u vigilance committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
STRIKERS RESORT TO LAwLEss METHODS.
TWENTY RIOTOcs COAL MINERS ARREsTED-BLow'
ING Up A BARN WIFI DYNAMITE.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, June "a labor disturb
ance took place hero this morning which for time
threatened serious trouble. At 10 o'clock 200 Italian
and Hungarian laborers employed the Reading and
PottsyilIe Railroad between this city and schuylkI
Haven, VINO had struck for fifteen cents day advance
in wages marched into the town carrying clubs and red
flags and proceeded to Coast, where large force OF
their countrymen work laying track. They tried
to induce these join them, and failing in this they be-
came threatening force Of police officers appeared on
the and attempted arrest the ringeaders Tho
mob resisted The officers drew their revolvcrs and
bloodshed seemed inevitable. Finally twenty OF tina
strikers were captured, taken before magistrate and
sent to Jail.
Tie strikers then started for place where another
contract job was in progress in the direction of St. Csi
bnt were headed off by the officers and turned back
They scattered after this.