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The GLASS SITUATION.
a Runor which Was without FOun.
dation.
What is Going on in Nail CircIes---A Tese-
gram From Chicago Singulary
Devoid Of News.

1t was rumored about the street. last
night that President Smith Of tie Ameri-
car Flint Glass Associato on bad held q sue
cessful conference with the glass men on
the other side Of the river, and agreed on q
compromise. A REGISTER reporter, acting
on the information, button-holed a gen
tleman who is interested in one Of
the glass houses, and interviewed him
on the subject. There has been
no compromise" said he, cor nc. conference
held with Mr.. Smith. VI this | sm certain,
as | would assuredly been informed were
such actions considered necessary. Theru-
NOR probably grew out Of the action OF Mr..
Smith on Tuesday afternoon. At the time
mentioned a number of glass men had gath.
cred in the Office of Mr.. Gorby, in Bsllaire.
While they were engaged in talking over
the situation Mr.. Smith entered the office
INT offered
A WRITTEN PROPOSITION
to the manufacturers. AS only a few of
the glass men we're present, MIR. Smith was
notified that action could not be taken IN
the proposition without the cooperation Of
the entire body. As yet there has been no
meeting called to consider the question.
"As to the chances of q compromise" said
he, 1T is simply this. That the operatives
mrst yield to our demands. We govern
our prices by those paid in Pittsburg to
operatives. A few days ago the Pittsburg
operatives notified their employers what
they had
IGNORED THE NEW SCHEDULE
of prices decided on at the annual conven-
ton in Philadelphia recently aud were will
ing to go to work at the old prices. This
is what we demand and will have. | will
explain the subject to you differently. Sew
eral years ago the system OF piece work
was insugursted in the glass houses at
Pittsburgh. The Wheeling operatives
claimed the same liberty, which was granted
them. At the Convention called
for Philadelphia it was understood
that tie meeting was arranged merely for
the purposes Of a uniform schedule OF
prices. This was undoubtedly the case, but
the price of labor was material increased.
The Pittsburg glsss men kicked and refused
TO pay the advance, we following right in
their footsteps and are doing likewise. We
propose to gusge our action BY the Pittsburg
glass houses and do what they do and not
What their owners promise.
Mr.. Smith was in Bellaire yesterday look
ing over the situation and comforting with
various interested parties, and vel north
IN tie Cleveland & Pittsburg road last even
ing.
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An East End scrape.

A rafting fight took place Yesterday at
ternoon at a saloon on Seventeenth stree
between two men named Cassidy aud
Adams. From the information given a re
porter Cassidy was the aggressor and used
vile epithets toward Adams, finally winding
up By attacking him. Adams resented the
assault vigorously and soon thrashed the
buster out Of his opponent.
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polieA

Officer Stevens shot the first mad day Of
he season yesterday at noon on Twelfth
street. The animal belonged to Harmon,
the cooper, and was priced highly as 8
family pet by its owner.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Edward Cheese, for disorderly conduct, get
81 and costs. Burr. Watt and wife, for dis
order, got So and 81 and costs respectively
Robert Boyce and Cornelius Vance, fol
vagrancy got thirty days on the hill. Em.
ma Walt, for using abusive language toward
Ter mother, got s. and costs. In default
Of payment abe went to jail for thirty days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13
Council Tonight.

Last evening st quite 8 late hour Hr>
Honor Mayor Grub directed that both
Branches of Council be summoned for to.
night. There are two reasons for calling
this session. One is the ten cent levy
which should have been finally disposed Of
long ago, and the other grows out Of the &C
ton of the Board Of Public Works in grant
ing to the Riverside Iron Company permits
sion to lay q switch or trsmwsy on Main
street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
Eth streets. Sundry Conncilmen claim
the Board has no legal power to grant such
8 privilege, and last night there was quite
an amount Of warm talk pro and con on
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13
Weather I~ndications.

WASHINGTON, August l2-l:30 q. m
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, light
local rains, followed by fair weather, nearly
stationary temperature and variable winds.
For the lower lake region, light local
rains followed BY fair weather, variable
lnads, and slight fall in temperature.
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game by Innings VI
ASuddepDsatb.

Miss Mary Clendenning, of Wellsburg,
who has been visiting friends at Portland
D., dropped dead Tuesday morning about
10 o'clock. She started from Mrs. Gilhs.
pies house to 60 into the store which joins
the house, fer a fy paper, and on her re
turn, dropped dead as she stepped from the
store door. Her remains were taken home
YESTERDAY morning.
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Mbeaia9 3e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,


Following shows the range of the Their
mometer for yesterday, as observed by c.
Schnepf, the Market street druggist: At
7 8. m. 20; y m. 30; 3p m, oil I p.
m 81; midnight, 81. The sun rises
this morning at 5;I4 and sets at 6:55 this
evening. The days length is IL hours and
IL minutes,
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c{uaK;sn you want work try TIE RKsrsrl
OlludtIuu want columns.
Y 10 Mothers.

Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription OF n Of
the best female nurses and p~hysiciansi in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions Of mothers for their children Dur
ing the process of teething its value Is In
TANGIBLE. Ii relieves the child from pain
! oslsSsy. ysntery and disrrhea, gripping IN
and wind colo. By giving
Z " Y 4ssaL14EshANFifi child It rssss the nothez,
n WAGNER, C9nhbr, 4
7RENCH RHAhD5sA 40
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Bucklen,r Arnic0 galVn,

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Bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheqm, Fevs,
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Suuire Davis Court.

Yesterday morning Justice Davis hac
Lottie Stein and Mrs. Arbour before him OIL
charges Of assault brought BY Mr.. Fowler
The charges were dismissed. Fourteen
witnesses were examined.
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IN GENERAL.
Administrator appointsd.

William G. A. Bayha wss Yesterday a.
pointed administrator OF the es'sre o
Charles F. Bayha, deceased, Bond $500
With c. Bayhs as surety.
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Death Nv the Rail.

Joe Meyers, the young man who had his
feet crushed so horribly Tuesday evening
died early yesterday morning from exhsus-
iop, superindueed by the loss of blood and
the terrible shock. Dr.. Alderman attended
him in accordance with the wish Of his
father, and bound together his wounded
limb for the night, with the intention Of
performing the surgical operation yesterday
morning, but long before the hour specified
the patient was dead. Had the operation
been performed Immediately after the acct.
dent the young mar would have died only
so much sooner. Meyers remains we're
taken charge Of BY his parents ard taken
bone. The parents felt the loss keenly and
appear nearly cty-SziAkS-;es xnxms
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Index to New Advsrtlssmsnts.

For Chailestou->tc1mor Chancellor.
Choice Ohio River Melons, K. Noise n 20.
White Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Msndcl
a 90.
Arr Schedules A. X. GilChri5t-ILOcal Page
PureJaRan Tear. J. Smyth- Local Page
Pine Enkhsh Ware-EWing Bros- Local PAGE
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AddsRoaal Loeal On 80 ~.

DURING the hot weather my
store win eIoae at s p. M, Satur-
days excepted
JACOB w. CRUDE.
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LAW school

or WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
TEXTBOOKS and printed lscturs, With ooun. Il
Lectures on special subjects by snin snt Iurtsa
Tuition and Ices tso for session Of nine months.b
ginning september u. For o~stalozus and full In.
~iormation, sddres Chas. A. GnVs, Professor,
Law, Lexington. Va. Iyst
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MoRSIye GLORY Baking Powder. House
keepers delight. Sold By al leading gro
GERS. G. s. Feeuy, proprietor, l4ie Min
street
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
0 COUNTY. w VA

BROOKE COUNTY, W. VA,
Will begin its 18th session September Is. isss. {
10 the most nosd college Of oar elte. having n
Gao Alumni. IL hiss ioEr College Degree Coures: .
Classical, the Scientific, the Ministerial and !
Ladies' Course. The College 10 nos about irc.l
debt, and will make an effort for charging tie B
dowmept and is patronage, kyamine iu olal.
and serd up your sons and dsughtsrs TO Il for cola
drill: tor further Information Gpp.y 10 PROD. '
u. woolery for catalogues, or ;
jy27octi DIR. W. X. PENDl ETOS, Pm
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lMsIy Institute.

THE FALL sEssI0N OF THIS SCHOOL VII
i open Mosdry, september 7. The Pnndpalt
happy 20 be Asie TO announce 10 the former patro.
and others that In the Management 81 the soho
he has secured the aSistanse Of Ma, J. NJ. Lee, Avo
ably knosn n the Military lnstrnctof In the We
Virginia Uhiveuity-a thorough olanicaI sholar-
popI lar educator and discplinarian. For parirt
lan inquire OF either o! the undersigned
jyI7b J. N. LEE, A. M, Asst Phps,psI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13

MoRxIxG GLORY Baking Powder, always
fresh and pure. Ask your grocer for it.
G. S. Feeny. proprietor, l4l0 Main street
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baltimore and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun.
day. Round Trip only 81 so. Special fast
train leaves al 4:40 q m, city time.
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UECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
r;ofv oFa0IOrs; SO pieces for Sl.SO,
DAWSON BROS,
2R28 Market Street.

GRASD excursion on the steamer tele-
in next Sunday to Marcos kap, totty'
$50. miles down the river. Tickets for sac
ing pOhorohoe's jeEeEy store. Round TIP
/. i muchsS
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Base Ball.

The Standards of the Island and the Oak
Of Martins Ferry. played another game OF
bali on the Fair Grounds yesterday, tn
Standards winning by q score of &c to 3
The game by innings was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13

m.na roo or our incoming
- s..ek we sbAN OEer our enure
=, spring ans summer saa-
oek % N1-.naurea prfee&s
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University Of PENNSYLVANIA.

I. Drrhs1xIrr o. AErs, iOur ysn' elYc.
coune. Degree A. b.
II. TorSE SCIENTIFIC soHooL, n,eyss eours
In (a) Chsmisty, lb) Geology and kinlns, lu url
Engineering, td( bynamicaH Enunsrng 70 lrrsi.
tscture, Leading 70 B. h, and 70 tehnial asra
PC. practical Chsutth n. x, {. l., L n, LrAt
III. wHAsros SCHOOL o. YrsIscs Isp Eoos
ONT: Counss IN Constitutional Las and Pgbk -
ministration, Political Economy, Herantl. Lls
and Practice, Finanos, Banking, EsilroAalHs D
Nv. CoUr.x IL PHILOSOPHY, iou, y..uL E.a.a
Latin French, German, Mental and moral PsLs
ply, Mathematics, General Bdsnoo, sIiss5r u
.truction In Bieiasy with laboratory vort. pyuf
Lb.rI election. 10 ana between ta.s, ~a-S
sles Of seYoud Ysu.
v. CoSisr L. husro. Tveyssn' r,asa or,
VI MEDICAL BcHooL. Tbrs~ysn' U.4ss
With optional fourth ysr. Degree MI ~
~. xsTaL sczeoL TvoJen' guasa 90
Vim. v~zIxsIsAsY SCHOOL. Thr.~ys- q
Cd couns similar 70 European seh0ol D<s
Clinical and ls6ostory sdvsrtsgs Q prszS
feature In thess three schools.
TX. Law School 1voyan' oouns! a.
s1mits 10 Pennsylvsnia Bar. Degree IL u
4. BIOLOGICAL 6CHooL- Two yean' ooura
extented laborAto7y work. Csruhok EE1t
Medical School Without s1aninst!oa 49,
xL DEpAxrrEsT OF PnnosorHr. Tvs
70 degree Ph.. ID. IA
XIV. JEssE Z. sTsT, s-rss1
Uniyerstty Of Psnnsyivlnia, Wet PhisdsFsA .
nr1ssods&dyb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13

The tenth session of the National ConVen-
ton Of the Amalgsmated Association Of
Iron and Steel Workers is at an end, and
ere this reaches the eyes Of our readers
most Of the delegates will have departed for
their several homes. During the presence
of the gentlemen composing this body in
our city they have attracted marked and
favorable attention by their uniform courte-
GUS and gentlemsnly bearing. Should. a
like occasion every again bring them among
us they will meet with a cordial and hearty
welcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-13

the resolution being indefinitely postponed.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That all decisions rendered
by the President from time to time be print
ed in the Quarterly Report issued BY the
National Lodge, and also in the Yearly
Journal of the proceedings.
The following was offered:
Resolved, That the action regarding the
striking out Of engineers from the list Of
trades eligible to membership, be reconsid'
cred.
Laid on the table.
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SCATTERED AND GONE.
The Amalgamatsd Association Con-
cludes lie Lab0rs,
And the Delegates Depart for Their Several
Homes---The Officers Elected
and Other Business,
The Q Ofhcers.

PRESIDENI-WilliAm Wiehe, Pittsburgh.
SECRETARY-William Martin, Pittsburgh.
1REAsURER-James Penney, Pittsburgh.
TRUSIEES-Thomas Johns, Bridgeport, chairman
James Il. Mutt, youngstown; B. F. Keeney, Pits
bu gh.
VICE PRESIDENTS-FirSt Division, First District,
Thomas Martin, Pittsburgh; Second Division, First
district, Emanuel SchilIO, Pittsburgh; Second Dis
trict, Thomas D. Edmunds, Bridgeport; Third
Di trict, James Grundy, CoyiDgton, Ky.; Fourth
District, j. {. Bullock, Bayview, Wis. Fifth Dis
trict, William Whiteman, Terra Haute, Ind.
sixth District, Henry Klein, Sharon, Pa; Eighth
District, Andrew Lee, Philadelphia.
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ZIEGENFELDER'S
leo Crea"
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO COUNTY,

Has been used by the best families in Wheeling Ss
over twenty -one years. iyi6 :
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(1Sn A MOETH-AGEUM wAETED-tpn
SIOU ceiling articles In tbs world. 0ss -
A1drso JAY R1OHeOn Dstreit, hi1s
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re was ns w.. @ sst they plsass" 1SslO@ e; 20
Nalnl sirn toraraG-~ siDg all Resp.
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Essh barrel esstsios > yAkpAuEx~
rsctioec especially reeer1iel 1ssa1 -
psrs ~. Pefde@tas5y 49, -
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. .Hs AsAl4fiai mis ton
RI. $40 bsne6eal fer rhsnA1-
'.Sase frort.ra 49,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11
T hibet.

An Indian explorer in the employ Of
the Indian Survey has returned from
four years journeying in Thibet, dur
ing which he spent year in Lhasa,
the capital of Thibet, and the Rome of
Buddhism. Before this traveller only
four Europeans in this century have
visited Lhasa. Hue and CADET, the
French missionaries, were driven from
the city forty years ago, after living
there few months. Moorcroft was
killed after he left the city, and an
other traveller was permitted to remain
there only few days. He says the
city is crowded with temples, and has
its Vatican in the monastery at Patola,
where the Dalai Lama lives, who is re-
garded as the incarnation of Buddha.
The building is surmounted by five
gilded cupolas, which, when sparkling
in the sunlight, present a dazzling
spectacle. 1t contains numerous i'm
ages, one of which is seventy feet high.
During the festivals in the middle of
February the Thibetans gather at
Lhasa from all over the country to pay
homage to all the gods and goddesses
who are supposed to be present. These
ceremonies last about a month, at the
end of which all the citizens are con-
sidered to have become purified for an.
other year.-N Y Post.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11
rAEAsTAETEs.


Tho Wild young kitten aroused the cat,
AS doing at ease in the path she sat.
"Oh. mether!" he cried. Il have just nov
"A nower that suggested an Orient queenl
lis yonder by the nasturtum-vine-
0arbaric and tr0pic and leonine-
q am not quite clear what these terms may
But they We something to do with the flower
And the aim il life Of high-souled cat
ls to gaze forever on flowers like thatV
To the Wild young kitten replied the cat,
As blinking her eyes in the sun she sat:
II should nope had known how sunhowers
n't-count-Aoac-many years agol
But they never caused in my well-pOised
Ideas Of dubious, dangerous kind
And your time henceforth-its your MAS
viii be spent in maturing your views on
The wild young puppy disturbed the pug,
AS she drowsed in peace on the Persian rug.
'4Oh, mother!" he cried, II have just now
seen,
A plume that suggested rainbow's sheen!
With gorgeous eye Of dye divine
Blue-green, iridescent and beryllne-
Il am not quite clear what these terms may
But they've something to do with the thing
I've seenD
And the only Joy to cultured pug
Is to gaze on such in q graceful jug"
To the wild young puppy replied the pug,
Composing herself on the Persian rug:
II would blush with shame through my dusky
tan
If / raved at piece of peacock fan!
'Twould never have raised in my sober mind
Ideas Of doubtful, delirious kind!
will see that henceforth your attention goes
To perfecting the snub of your small black
nose"
Helen Gray Cone, in st. Nicholas.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11
THE CONSCIENCE FUND.
A Letter Which Possesses q Romantic Pub
lie Interest.


A Letter which Possesses Romantic Pub
lie Interest
The archives of the Government at
Washington contain many curious COM
munications, but none. probably, pos
sess more romantic interest than the
ollowing, which your correspondent
was permitted to read yesterday by
Treasury Department official. 1t was
. letter which accompanied a large
sum Of money as contribution to the
conscience fund. The writer began by
stating that in the year 1866 he was a
passenger on the steamship Henry
Chauncey. New York to San Francisco.
He was telegraph operator. and un-
der engagement to the California State
Telegraph Company. During the voy-
age he became acquainted with gen.
tieman who was known to his fellow
passengers as Charles Edmund Hast
inps. A fast friendship grew up be-
tween him and the writer. Upon their
arrival in San Francisco, they put up
at the same hotel, and occupied adjoin-
ing rooms. What followed is here
given in the writer's own words:
The next day reported for duty.
Late in the afternoon received,
among a number of other kilograms,
one from the Chief Inspector OF the
Post-office Department at Washington,
directing the authorities at San Fran
cisco to keep sharp lookout for one
Charles Emmons, who had stolen
money to the amount of $4,000 while
an employe of the New York Post
office. The description of EmmOns
tailed exactly with that of my friend
Hastings, and in some indefinable
manner, l became convinced that he
and the defaulter were one and the
same person. Upon the impulse OF
the moment slipped the message into
my pocket When / returned to the
hotel 1 handed it to Hastings, and
asked him to read it. L then told him
my suspicious. Without going too
deeply into particulars, he confessed
everything. 1t was the old story
He had sunk every dollar he possessed
in Wall street and in an evil moment
had used the funds of the office until
detection stared him in the face. He
started for New Orleans. but, hearing
that the police were on his
track, conceived the daring plan
of returning to New York and en-
barking from there to California.
While search was being made for him
in the South, he was rapidly steaming
away to the Pacific Slope. At the ex-
piration of several weeks they had
probably found new clue, which had
resulted in the sending of the telegram
in question. Hastings begged me not
to expose him, and promised that under
a new name and in a new country he
would begin life over and in few
years make good the Governments
loss. / promised silence, and he disap-
peared that night. l learned from
mutual friend some months later that
Emmons had gone to Nevada City,
New, and there died of an incurable
disease. A few years ago. by the death
of a relative, came into possession of
what to a man of my modest desires is
an ample fortune. l desire. therefore,
to make restitution to the Government
for the amount of Mr.. Emmons' pecu-
lation, in which l have always consid-
cred myself an indirect accomplice.
The sum inclosed is the principal and
interest to date. "-Boston Herald.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11
NATURAL HISTORY.

Its Study and Pursuit Healthy and In
structive Occupation.
There is no doubt that in England,
as well as in France and Germany, the
collecting of moths is a very general
recreation as compared with the United
States. That it is harmless is mega
tive praise; that pursuit of its objects
is healthful, and takes the man who
works in the city out into the fresh
country air, is positive recommenda-
ton. But the labor is also instructive.
Things have not changed very much
since the days Of Malpighi, and biology
is respected and necessary study.
And throughout the world of animated
beings it may be safely said that the
growth and changes of life can no.
where be so easily and pleasantly OBJ
served as in the rearing of butterflies
and moths from the egg. As to but
terilies, it may be asserted that they
are less interesting than their cousins
the moths, who constitute the elder
branch of the great natural group of
scaly-winged insects, or Lepadoptera,
to which both belong. The butterflies
are less numerous in species, or kinds.
and more uniform in habit and appear
ance. These gaudy andpapery-winged
day-flies have their own attractions and
present their own scientific problems,
but in number. diversity, soft and deli
cate colors, and patterns and unex-
pected modes of life, they can not hold
a candle, to speak both fguratively and
appositely, to the foolish but lovely
moths.-Prof. 4. r. drote, in Popular
Science Monthly.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11

IT'S no secret that Pierce's Compound
Extract OF Smart Weed is composed OF best
genuine French Brandy distilled Extract OF
Smart-Weed and Jamaica Ginger Root,
with Camphor Essence, and constitutes,
therefore, the best remedy yet known fol
collie or cramps, cholera morbus, diarrhea,
dysentery or bloody-fux, or to break up
colds, feyers and infammatory attacks. 90
cents. By druggists.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-11
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