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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
GORMAN ON HIGGINS.


lie says the Papers Are Making Much
Ado About Nothing,
NV YOKE, July li-SenatOr German
Of MARYLAND. is a, the Fifth Avenue Hotel
lie was interviewed by Tribune reporter.
Your friend Higgins is still prominen';
yeutured the scribe. Tell me, returned
he Senator, why DO gr,atpapers like those
os New York, pitch so much into Higgins
Who l. a mere clerk Why he Is Upl III
res9crsi3,e mon at all IL has no surH
mower as he IS described 10 possess
saw las. Wednesday an editorial
an Higgins and the k-lIar matter
s.s,iug q large num5er Of de,ai!s o,
nat affair no. one CT which VS. true. |
can, understand hcs such statements came
10 be made. edi,orially. II may Dc OF course
- TO th. neral attaca. thu, Higgins l.
la zen up as type and held up to vie" o..
r,,gse OF hat. but it does injustice to The
men" What of the administration;
Ire President is going cautiously. II Is
ros-ib,e ths, changes in the public serrice
might be Ertls more rapid. out the offices
ar not rho government We sha get,
through Discussing o.lices pretty soon AMI
20 a, something more sohd and suos,aH-
r.gl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
isklIbtiEPDRT.

One day in the latter part 0! last week y
Dung lady went 10 .Iunklns dry goods
.rore and got pair Of stockings and or
de,cd them char I'D to Mrs. James McCon-
rnIrhy. Mr.. Junkins telt lir'le suspicious
a, the time. as Mrs. McEonnaughy had
never sent anyone 10 the store before with
ou; the money to ply for whatever she
garted Yesterday Mr.. Junkins stopped
in HcConnaughs and asked If they had
.,r, snyoue TO his store after goods 10 be
charged 20 their account This was new
denarture TO Mrs McConnaughy, AS she
knew nothing OF the affair. Cntor'anate'y
Mr. .Iunkins did not know the girl, and his
description could sh"d no light on ihe mat
ter.
4. T. Bowie and John Topping will visit
the Ros, Bad fishing club IN the near iu-
ture.
julius Shriyer OF Moorcfei, was in town
Yesterday
Misses Annie White and Maggie Meyer
ard Geo. Jespon, Of St. CIairsYiIl' wer" IN
town yesterday
Lee Mohu has returned from a trip 10
Iowa.
James McConaughey has the first water
elons Of the season.
The startling news was received here yes
terdsy that Frank Fisher had killed a snake
al the Rose Red camp. We did not learn
whether the snake was in some one boot or
not.
Robert Moore, .o' Columbus, O., was IN
town yesterday. II
Smith appraised The WoodcocA property
Yesterday.
Y~.IDfday Lewis Jones, Of the .E'na mill
had four small boys fined 81, and costs
tor carving off coal from the tipple a. The
The "llacno,ia" base ball club want to
meet the Martins Ferry club who played
the Belairc Globes, on the old Far
Grounds.
DR.. Henry West and wife passed through
town yesterday. on their way 70 The West
family reunion, on the old home farm on
Deep run.
]. I. Cring, the tax collector was IN
wn Yesterday, at K. 7. Dowell Office.
Rev. c. C. Hays is back from a two
two week visit out OF town.
There was festiva held at Scott 3 N. T..
church, in Soaptown.
Last week OF the closing ou: OF ooo's ana
shoes at cost. Hurry up AID secure yoaf
bar gains as Saturday, July 10 will close 'he
sale. =. A. Mabery. Bridgeport D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
A HORRIBLE CRIME

pv a Black EeaSt-Five Members of Lynch
ing Party Shot. One Fatally.
IxprANAroLIs, IND July H.-At Marion,
Indiana. last Saturday afternoon, eoloFea
man named Wallace assaulted the II year
old daughter OF well huown citizen named
Vinson and forcibly accomplished his puT-
pose. The girl was thrown into sPasms ana
her condition grew more alarming until
Yesterday, when her death was declared to
ba a question of few days. Feeling
orainst Wallace reached fever heat last
,,iebt and when il became eminent
that an attempt would be made 70
Inch he brute, Sheriff HoImer resolved
10 protect his prisoner and enforce the law
at all hazards and surrender himself with
strong guard. At l2:4j mob organized
in the rear of the jail and few minutes later
made o desperate assault They were met
by Sheriff Holman and his guard who,
alter giving warning, fired volIey 'aS'anr
" Liilipg James Kelley and wounding three
or four others. The dead and wounded were
carried away and the leaders OF the moo
after a short consultation decided to post
none further hostilities until tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
YIEING WITH LONDON,
A Hutton, Pa, Picnic Equals the
English Metropolis
IN OPEN AND DISGUSTING LEwDNEss.
Vile Conduct in Open Air And Sunlight
That is Almost In
credible.
AN OPEN AIR TRAFFIC IN SHAME.

PITTsBURC Pa, July l4.-"Pittsburghers
are horrhed over the exposures made in
the Pail Mall Gazette, said gentleman
this morning whose credibility cannot be
questioned, "but they would be simply over
whelmed if they knew of the wickedness
and debauchery which characterized some
OF those who attended the picnic given at
Hutton yesterday. do not mean to hold
the managers or the members of the Orange
Association responsible for the scenes which
were enacted, but | have no hesitation in
saying that even the intimation of some OF
TIE disgustingly vile conduct of many OF
those who were attracted to the gathering
would bring the blush ofshame to even those
who have seen the lowest depths OF vice and
immortality"
why did not the police interfere to re-
press such conductY'
The rnure police force OF thc city would
have been insufficient in such a crowd,
uFon whom he lowest element of the city
population seemed to have thrust itself.
The conduct was simply disgusting, and
open lewdneSs was practiced, no. only on
the public streets, but in the waiting rooms
i, the railway stations and on the platform
abandoned women openly proclaimed their
calling, and no less abandoned men Joined
jhtm.
In Their Shameless Orgies.
On The way back to he city on tby train
one young girl was torcibly seized by two
women who held her while a bruta male
companion, despite her resistance and pierC-
irg screams. treated her 70 the greatest in
G'gujties. l don't know whether shc was
OF the same class as her tormentors, but
even if she were, that would not palliat"
the OHcnse. The car was crowded with
women and young girls, and the train
usen could do nothing TO suppress the
scenes
What action will be taken in regard to
The matter?
81 do not know, but do know that the
people Of Hutton are simply terrified with
the disorderly characters who attend some
Of H. picnics held there. think tina, par
ents should be aware of the characters who
make practice of attending picnics for the
s., .e purpose Of enticing
Young Girls Into Their Snares,
or making their acquaintance so that they
may be enabled TO inveigle them at another
time. public attention were called to the
matter PROBABLY a reformation may be
worked. That such is needed hundreds Of
residents of Hutton and other points whero
p-omiscuous picuics are held will testify.
\ detective, who stood at the Union Station
one dny when picnic was given out the
road, told me that he counted over one
hundred prostitutes among the passengers
What a power for evil in that crowd among
innocent young girls, caunot be estimated
| think i my duty 10 speak as plainly as |
have done, because the evil l complain OF l.
on the increase, and prompt repsessIre
measures 10 save the young are absolutely
necessary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
BEN WOOD.

About clock Monday evening an ex
plosive noise which reverberated against
The hills like thunder was heard from the
direction OF the Riverside blast furnace.
Many hastened in that direction, where IT
was learned that the furnace had given
aWay and thai the molten mass of metal
had forced its wav out There is q loss Of
meis and it will take some time TO repair
and rebuild that portion Of the furnace. .
The choir of,he Gravel street church will
hold a picnic Thursday at Locust Grove.
Rev. Bou.lin, of Moundsville, was in
:o~n yesterday.
The family of Mr.. Rocks arrived here
NoLGay from Grrmania.
4 wheel connected with the shears brok
a ,hr Rive~.;l" steel plar' ves'"ri'v. This
will necessitate few days stoppage.
Misses Jennie and Lucy De Armlt, TIVE
prominent teachers OF Prtsburg, returned
to that city Yesterday, after q pleasant visit
to friends here.
The N. L. Church is undergoing some
repairing.
cleaned and repainted.
Some,ladders to be used in case Of fir"
have been received at the Mayor Office.
This is a step in the right direction, for if
fire fend should strike our tom, It would
have q clean sweep so % speak, as we have
ncrhing With which to fIhlit and no,h-
ing in our favor exccp' cur rcarness 10 tn"
riYer.
The family Of Mr. John Harrington, VINO
was recently appointed to a position in ne
Treasury Department. will remove TO Wash
ington, D. C., this week.
p. Altmycr, Esq, has returned from
q trip to Pittsburg. .,
One of me fishing parties has returned
from down the river.
A large number Of market wagons w"re
on the street yesterday vending vegetables;
There is bat very Iitle work of any kind
cr description here at present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
FALLING OFF IN FRsIGHTS.
Fart. From the Train Records Kept at In
IinuapOli-.

Fact. From the Train Records Kept at In
diauaPolis.
IypnyAroLrS, Iyp., July 1.-The tram
records show thai 6i3 fewer loaded cars
were received and forwarded last week than
in the week ending July 1, and that OF TINS
falling of 59o cars were'on roads leading
las, and bu, for The improvement in East,
bound business the last three days OF
the week on the prospective advance
in rates the decrease would have been
much hrger. Some Of the roads are no'
irg an exc, len, west.5ound ,raihc. Tn
Cbicoro 81 Louis & Pacific, for instance,
frournr west gG5 loaded cars against 06-
r,rwarded. A considerable per cent oil the
decrease shown in easthoUad business IS
Gne % thr H. hter mOgem. nj IN I've s.ocN'
Tmr,b and south roads are keeping tn eT.
ersr.. Of some wec,,s past, bu- are oy 10
means carving the tonnage Of lumber and
rrn. ;sicrs lha, they rightly should be "''
,nr in july Loca, business hos been r.
p nrgnbly GOOD for a few days past, aad
e5ou, the city freight drPots there Is c2as'd-
cradle activity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
pIAKIIS's FERRY.

Yesterday afternoon an Interesting game
Of baseball was PLAYED on the Blast Eurn-
ace grounds between Martins terry club
and one from Enaville. The end OF the
game found Martins Ferry with q run OF
- and .Etnaville l. -,
To,lay the Methodist Sabbath schoo will
hold basket picnic in Delaney orchard,
near Burlington. The picknickers Will 20
up on the morning accommodation, ar
rangements having been made % nave
three extra coaches attached TO that tram.
Miss Phoebe Clark who has been visiting
in Washington City for several months past,
will he at home to-morrsw, In honor OF
her arrival number Of her friends have
gotten up q surprise party, 10 take place
Friday evening. :,
4 small and strictly select crowd had
charge OF the Eureka rink Monday night.
Ms James Il. Van Pelt returned yester-
day ate. q months visit in Cumberland
Nd
Mrs Dollie Hollowell, of Philadelphia,
Pa. ia visiting Miss Maud Newland
Miss Mary Alwell is lying i'll at her home
on Fifth sueet.
Eerrie. an eighteenth months old child o!
Z. B. q. Neal is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. August Girke is on the sick list.
Mrs. Stephen Clark, OF Mingo is visiting
her parents in Nesland addition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
STRIKE LEADER ARRESTED.
Representative Barry, Leader of the
Lumber Strike, for lnCiting Riot.
MORE PlNKERTON MEN ARRIVE
A Mill Tries to Start Up On the Old Wages,
But Fails to Secure
Crew.
LABOR TROUBLES AT OTHER POINTS.

EAST SAGINAW, MIcH.. July l4.-State
Representative Barry, the leader Of the
strike, has Just been arrested on complaint
of Mayor Benjamin, of Saginaw City, under
the statute, which provides penalties for il
legally entering upon the premises OF an
other, and melting disturbance and inter
fering with the prosecution of business. He
is now trying 10 obtain bail If he succeeds
ether warrants are ready TO issue against
MIN. All is quiet this morning a posse
of seventeen more of Pinkerton 3 men ar
rived from Chicago this morning and were
at once sent to Saginaw City. Whitney y
Bachelors mill at Millbourne eight miles
below the city, started up at II hours this
morning, and others will do so to day.
The Crowd Threatening.
EAST SAGINAW, MlCH July l4.-When
the crowd was informed of the arrest Of Rep
resentative Barry they said there was no jail
here that can hold him, but the arrest is
looked upon as inevitable. 1t is understood
bis bail is fixed at 81 ,0uO and State Senator
Davenport agrees to become one of his
tondsmen Scar 4 Hollands mill and the
Saginaw Salt and Lumber Company mills
rried to start up this morning on the old
lime and old wages, but neither could set
crew of men
The Governors Proclamation.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH., July ll.-Gov-
trnor Alger tonight Issued proclamation
IN which he addressed the strikers, wherein
Ee advises and commands them
o refrain from unlawful acts, il
sing force to gain their ends. The
g. tic, RS, whom he commands to use the
nm, st vigilance in rest aiming violence, and
PROMISES the full power Of the State 10 aid,
and the people, whom he notified thai
sufficient force is at hand 10 preserNe
order that unlawful assemblsges will not BE-
permitted, acts of violence and intimidation
will be punished promptly and all work.
ingmen and others will be protected in the
enjoyment of the rights guaranteed by the
laws.
Mayors Proclamation.
BAY CRY, July l4.-Proclamations were
issued tonight by Mayor and Sheriff pro
hibiting all persons interfering or prevent
ing any person from pursuing his lawful oc
cupation or disturbing the peace OF the city,
by parsding the streets or congregatng
elsewhere. 1t states that shops, mills or
,,her manufacturing establishments will be
protected il they desire TO resume business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
A STEuSENvILLE STORM.
Considerable Damage Done by Wind ani

Considerable Damage Done by Wind aud
Rain.
STErRFNyIrIE July IA heavy rain
and wind storm last night and early this
morning did quite an amount OF damage IN
his vicinity, and especially 10 crops. At
Toronto the frame work OF a newly erected
house was blown down. \ wsshout oc
.urr.d 81 Brilliant station, on the Cleveland
4 Ptsburg railroad, which delayed trains
,or .seueral hours. The sewer pipe works
.,Iorg the river had 10 close down owing to
ls water. Hail fell in some parts doing
much damage, killing chickens, etc.
\ Chance Cor "A Fortune without work.
Great curiosity was shown as to who was
favored 0y fortune in the Grand Semi
annual Che lelst Monthly Drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
L.a.. on Tuesday (algHYs Tuesday, June
18th. Genls &. T. Beauregard, OF La, and
Jubal A. Early, Of Va, as usual 9Aye their
paisonal attention 10 the entire distribution.
All were EAtisiied-the winners moreao than
lose holding blanks. The amount scat
;,red was over Sj22 600. Ticket No. II, l0G
cIew the First Capital Prize OF $ljo0Oo.
1t was sold in teu,hs az 81 each: Oae vas
held BIZ Frank Naomi, Wood@ari5 Garden
ne by r. W. Tuc6er both Of San Fran
.isco Cal: twoi.u,hs collected Dy the
American Natl Bank OF Nashville, Tenn,
for Morran Brown, Esq, well knoRn law
YER there; onetenth for Mrs. }. I. Dryer, a
.aIcon keeper one tor Bessie Lilienthal,
.;v ar.old granddaughter of a well known
cirigen-Abraham Leiiler-all OF Savan-
nah Ga; the remainder went elsewhere
Ticket No 1854 drew the Second Capt. a!
Priz. of 5000, soldin New York city .
nate. desirous Of avoiding publicity:
Ticket No. 4726 drew the Third Capital
Prize Of $4,000, cold in tenths; one to
John Wayne Detroit, Mich another TO
d. Fiize crald Of Mound CiJy, Ills; the re
maindet were held By parties IN Boston
Mass and Granbury, Tex. Tickets Nos.
IS 652 and 50 g9j the Fourth Prizes each
drew $40 600 sold in tenths also, one 10 A.
4 Korus Catasaqua, Penn; one to John
O Krien sf Boston, Mass; two TO {: r.
Trube Of Forth Worth, Tex; one to ". j.
B,rre Ruasellville, ky.; one to l.. NJ. Lee
Rock Hill Texas; one to Charles CervelOh.
Alameda CAL; other teuths were sold else
where. Tickets Nos. l9i0l7, @o,O9j, 81
20i S 5is drew each 5000, and were
scattered sll over the earth, etc, etc. The
next draaiug will be on Tuesday, August
ilth particulars Ct which full information
csn oe had on an application to N. \. Dau-
min, NeU Orltars, La, and let no one let
\ G,.v pssz BY wi'hout resolving not 10 be
omitted from the chance for q fortune this
hof = ga hes without work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
Fast Time.

CHICAGO, July - The first train of the
ias, service established By the Erie Il galway.
arrived here at . o'clock to night, ht7ln-
arrived on schedule time, or - hours from
New York.
THE New York and Chicago Limited
train covers the distance between the 20
cities, 9l22 miles, in %! hours, including
the terriage at New York and eight stops
which occupy &c minutes being an average
running time of 81 Is mlles per hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
cen. Grants Condition.

NJ M,GayGDk. y. Y. July lt-A lo''
o.grock last night Goa NicaUt was s'ee?,nS,
and during the nigh: he secured a5ol eight
hours of sleep The patent th)1;A' h
90 . earlier this morning than he w0'.
otherwise have done because o; III 7Nn,'.
,bat brgan in the early morning Inc {, =
era IS disposed to rheumatic pains aaI II IS
nc, unlikely that the rain storm has ";ou''t
Them 10 some extent. The patient took tool
through the night as usual, and this mos
inc his pulse is equally strong, full and reg
ular as Yesterday.
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AKrntnl Nrrrn's act.

LOUISVILLE. July ll-Last night Kate
Carter was assaulted and fatally kicked by
SAN Durett Two years ago be was sent to
tue ueritputiary, and his term expired las
we,i When he returned The woman re-
fused to live with MIN. They met last night
IN Green street, and without a word he
Knocked her down and stamped her in the
face with both feet Her mouth, Jaw nose
ard skull we're crushed, and she is dying.
prre,t escaped
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome Of News Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.


The marks last night indicated } feet
inches, and rising slowly.
The Elaine will be to-days Parkersourg
packet, leaving at II q. m.
The Telegram will be to-days C!arington
packet at ; p. m.
The C. W. Bachelor got away for CInc'n-
natl about ten o'c'ock las! night.
Capt Sam PennyRitt will leave for down
the river today on business trip.
The steamer Granite State will be Satur
day packet for Cincinnati.
Marks at other plsces-P.,'s5arg, =
feet. / inches. and falling; CincinH+n' ,
toct. , inches, and srtuousrS; Park@fs, :
ieet inches and rising; OIL Ci'g, t3o', :
inches and rising; Brownsville, , t."t =
iuches aud stationary; Riae's LSn..ag, >
feet inches aud rising.
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Drowned in n Fit.
Spsciai to The Register.

WryroN, July li-This morning about
o o'clock as George Dilley patient at the
hospital from Pocshontas county was stand
irr on the bank near the milldam watch
i.g the river, which was rising rapidly, he
took fit and fell about fifteen feet into tn"
river ard was drowned The authorities
have used every ctiort 10 recover the body
bar up to This late hour have failed. No
blame can be attached 10 any one, as he
was harmless patient and allowed TO go
u h.re h. nleASnd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15

There is no call to use long words IN
speak,ng OF Parkers Tonic. 1t sells on rs
merits and cdres bv its virtues. No tam'iy
can make mistake by keeping oo'tle 10
the house. For coughs, colds and all tr9l2-
lea Of the bowels. stomach. liver ana hld'
nevs il is exactly what you want. For your
self, your wife ard children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
NIurlerand suicide.

HALIFAX. n. S, July l4-Eiward With
.rs, who had held the position OF clerk !n
the custom house for several yeats t1''
morning shot his daughter, aged eiKhteen
years. and then himself al his residence
Both father and daughter are dead. WIther'
has not been considered Of sane mind oy
many of his friends for some time past
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15

NEw HAVEN, CoxN., July l4-Meo',e7
dictionary is being revised oy ffeT5'11' "a
Porter OF Yale, assisted 3y Professor y.
Williams, Dorsey Gardner. Frade',cA D.
Alien Lucius ". Fish and {. g7a.'en "a "a
named Campbell The work has o'9a : A.
I'D n, vi.h GREAT secrecy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
HoRsFORp's ACID PHOSPHATE
For Women and children.

DR.. Jos. Uoly. New Orleans La, says
81 have frequently found it Of excellent ser
vice in cases Of debility, loss Of appetite
and in couvslescance from exhAust,Te H.
ness and particularly Of service in tre1.,
mept in women and children
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
Tho Chicago Car Strike,

CHICAGO. July 1.-The announcement
is made o-night that another strikeis likely
10 occur on the West Division Railway. OF
the sixteen discharged men, for whose rein
statement in the companys service the re-
cent strike was inaugurated all but four
have returned 10 the company. These lat
ter are still seeking reinstatement but the
claim is made that against two o! them
serious charges are pending. 1t transplrcs
hat Mavor Harrison addressed letter TO
he Superintendent of the company, recon-
mending that h. restore the men TO duty.
The EN- ployes will hold meeting Saturday
TO determine whether hey will 20 oat on
spolh her strike in the event OF the four me-
not beng reinstated.
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Tho Xirrinin Governor,hIp.

RICHMOND. Va. July 1.-THE delegates
to the State Republican Convention "n'co
meets to morrow are arriving by every trS'n'
From present indications the fight Tor W.: nov,
erpor will be betxeen lion Joha ). Wise
and AitorneH General Frank 5. B.alr.
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The wickodcst Woman in Chicago.

CarcAGo. JULY II Minnie Dails who has
earned the sob.iqaet Of the ~ickei7st "'m an m
in Chicago. WAS sentenced TO one year !, u,
the peniren'isr5 to day for stealing S'90
from a man on the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15

Tbc prepara,ions for to days celebration
at Niagara Falls STATE ReSerTahon "ere
completed yesterday evening, Generals :,
Rogers aid Jewe.t will DO rendered Dill
liant rrcention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15

Naw YoRK. july li-As to Attorney
General Garlaud's opiaion, Nc RD 'ch SAYS; :;
"Tharsa matter for lawyers - rs'H aoS"'
No instructions TO libel the D1.pa'n ave
been received here.
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Mnyor's Proclamation.
AT BAY CITY.
Manufacturers Awaiting Il settlement at
SnriniiM.

Manufacturers Awaiting settlement at
saginaw.
BAY CRY, Mich, July l1.-There are
only two mills at this END of the river run
uipg. Mclean, Sons E Co shut down this
morning, being INV m 10 sign the ten
hour agreement If the other mills resume
IN the old time the McLrans want the priv
rlere to do lbe SAM. Green Il Stevens
mill, which started up this morning, and
Miller Bros are the only two in operation
1t is thought that manufacturers are wait
ing for settlement of the strike in Saginaw,
as it appears The end in nearer there than
here. II Saginaw concludes to run on The
I'D timr, which is quite probable, th"sr will
do the same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15

Albert Ross, well knoHn grocer, shot
ard ,robahly fatally wounded HE wife. and
rh,r lillsd hin SELF Yesterday morniDr at nj
hcme il J,Ggrsop7ii!e, Ind.
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The trca3tG web worm has made - ap.,
r.,rsrcr n st7tral cct,cn G-.3s sca'n CT
DallGs, T'yas.