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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
SECRETARY MANNlNe's CONDITION.
He is stIu Holding His own-His Son
Arrfyes.

He is StIu Holding His own-His Son
Arrives.
WASHINGTON, March f5.-Ths couditicn
Of Secretary Manning at II o'clock this
morning, as reported by DR.. Lincoln, was
more hopeful than at any time since his
attack. He rested fairly we'll last night,
waking only at intervals.
He seems to breathe with more ease
this morning" said his son, "snd all things
considered, we feel encouraged; but he is
q Yery sick man, and we can only hope,
until the next two or :hree days bring the
crisis. Father doss rot yet know OF my
arrival, or, indeed, that the family ssnt for
me: and we think it beat that be should
NOT know until the crisis is past. AS soon
as be is able to travel" he added, u shall
insist upon his taking a good vscsnon;
perhsps in Florils. he needs rest OF al
things, and 1 shall certainly insist upon his
taking i" .,.
DIR Hamilton said to an associated press
reporter about i:S0 o'clock that tse secre-
tary was holding his own GGd that no ma
terisl change has occurred in his sone,,
tisn since yesterday. The physicians Will
have snotseS consultation this afternoon
Reported Very Low.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 25.-Sany Sen
ators. Assemblymen and prominent c'ti'
zsns hers have received tele grams from
washington stating that Secretary Man
ming Is very low and has sent tor his lam
lily.
s.s4s Fourth Glass Postmastsrs'
WASHINGTON, March 25-In response
n the Senate resolution the Postmaster
General to-day informed tast BODY ina,
the total number of removals OF fourtn-eisss
nostmsr,ers from March 4tb, 1885, tc
March 3d. 1885, vas S,645. divided among
the several States and Territories as fol
iovs. Alabama 46, Arizona9, Arkansas 6o
California Is, Colorado So, Conneeucu
Io0 Dakots l25, Delaware 81. DIstcie
| Colombia /, Florida 20, Georgia 81, ldah'
I6 Illinois 6l3. Indiana 4s+, indian Ter
riko-y 6, Iowa 399, Kansas 25S, hsnt1ekl
IsI Iouis;sns 80, Maine 292, Maryland
isT Massachusetts, l27, Minnesota
iSI Michigan 34l, Msnss:ipi 90
N;ssouri PSI, Montana 10, Nebraska Is
Nevada I, New HsmpshirsH2I, New JeI
ssv 25S New Mexico IL, New Work l,OoS
~ To-tb Carolina $50, OHIO s1S, 6regol
"a Pennsylvania s3s. Rhode Island -
sch Carolina Al, Tennessee l6s, TsIs
1 "a Utsh 5, Vermont Us, virpinIs slt
W.shington Tszritory Is, West Virgins
,ss wisconsin EOS, WysaiIg !.
Labor Troubles Discussed
w,,zuaros, March Is The caSIne %
na,sd ths labor ss.oubles in The Yves
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
THE KNIGHTS REPLY

81 - -
To Mr.. Gould's Remarks--TheY VIII Not
Scare.
Sr. LOUIS, March 25.-The statement
which appears to have gained circulation
outside OF the city, that the militia has been
called ont, is entirely urfounded. No call
has besp made, AID The small guard Of
Mmory Is maintained by rsgimental officers
merely as precautionary measure to pro
tect TIE private properly and the arms and
ammunition stored in the building from
possible depreciation.
The Executive Boards of District Assem-
bhes l0l, II and SO, Knights OF Labor
have issued an eddress to the Knights o.
Labor aud Trades Unions throughout
America intended as reply to statementl
made by Mr.. say Gould last night il
regard to the strike of railroad employees
of the Southwest. After unotins tsn-. -; =;
statement of Mr.. Gould the sentence say
ing thss employees upon bis roads hsV'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
MARTINS FERRY,

J.K. McCus has removed bis grocery
from the room in the postofice building 10
the one formerly occupied by Thomas
Watkins, ct the corner OF Walnut and Fifth
streets.
The workingmen hold Q coBveption on
Saturday night in the First ward school
house to place in nomination candidates
for council and ASSESSOR.
The Republicans Of the Second yard
will hold convention ip Town Hall on
tomorrow evening ct $50, 10 nominate
two Colpeiimen and one assessor.
The citizens Of the Third ward viii bold
0 convention TO nominate municipal Oh.
GERS for that ward, in the Park store room
tomorrow night
Public exsminstion vas held in shs
Grammar school and High school Jester.
day. In the High school II viii eontiess
during 10 day.
The Hanover Hotel essos SPORTS % els
CANT new regis.er, just out Of the Rreus
TEE Office.
s.P. Axtels Of Columbus, O.. 10 ct the
Hanover Hotel.
An infan. child of P. S,epbss Rovly
died on Wednesday. sai Vas buried ID
Walnut Gross yesterday.
David simpson, Mayor Of Mingo. vas II
town YESTERDAY.
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A FORMER wHEECINGIrE
With a Record which Few Men Can Du-
plieate.

With q Record which Few Men Can Du-
plicate.
The RarnesYills Republicsn's Bells're
correspondent has the fOlloWipg: John
KilEore, Of this city, was born near the old
block house at Wheeling, 81 years ago, and
almost fiom the time he could walk be was
compelled to paddle his own canoe without
parental guide and affection. He had the
cholera in 1884, the yellow seyer in 1888,
and again the cholera and typhoid fever but
he came out best feller every time. DE
volunteered early in the war and served to
the end, but came on, all tsttered and torn.
Every time rebel gun would crack Kill
gore was almost sure to get Q pop. he
VISA shot twepty-six times and still carries
sixteen bullets in h;s body. Boating and
mining has been his occupation through
life, except when be was in the army. He
had many narrow escapes from drowning
and was once tsksn out for dead. but was
finally resuscitated. BE has had tverty-
three hard fghts and was never vhippSd.
And in addition to this he has bad brck'
en- thigh, broken arm. 9 broken anger,
aud hes got rsligion" three times, and
vet to-day retains pretty good health, 10 OF
sound mind and able TO attend to his own
! Affairs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

people had not been told before the elsc
non that the Democratic party was pro
toplssm, (laughter) and as to what would
have happened il instead of the word itsel
the Senator from Iowa had used its defni
non a. given BY Webster, viz that it was
the acid viscid nitrogenous matter in veg
stsbles BY which the process Of nutrition
secretion and growth goes forward" Mr.
Voorhees, imagination shrunk from con,
temptation of the probable results. Re.
nsWed laughter.
II IT HAD BEEN UNDERSTOOD
that the Democratic party was anything
like "non-cellular torration of vital
vegetable substance" Mr. Voorhees, had
not the slightest doubt that tina. party
would have been counted out in New York.
Laughter. The Senator from Iowa ought
70 have denounced the Democratic party
as "hypotsnuse" or 'reetsngulsr-paral.
telegram, laughter bat all the calumies
heaped on that party, Mr.. voorhees, said,
had been exploded. The party had shown
that
1T COULD BE TRUSTED.
In the last election in the State Of the Sen
ator from Indiana that Senator was an un-
willing witness to the fact that the Repub.
hcan "protoplastic" majority OF 10000 was
evolved into flowing diminutive atom of
5000. Isughter.)
May that continue" said Mr.. VOORHEES,,
until the survival ofthe 6ttest is fully es-
tsbished."
After referring to the contest between
President Andrew jackson and the Senate,
in which the President, Mr. Voorhees, said,
was successful, he commended to the pres
ent able and patriotic Chief Magistrate the
principles and policy of that able Demo
cratic statesman. Thep, said Mr.. Yoor-
hees in conclusion, would all the great
powers Of the government be called into
action for the promotion OF
THE COMMON GOOD
and not for the destruction of each other.
Then would the spirit Of concord and mu-
tual respect among the various branches
Of the Government prevail and then no
more would the ghsstly exhibition of the
CORY execution the cleaning axe and
the Aeadless trunk of King Charles |.
stsrtle or offright the soul of the Senator
from Vermont. Loud laughter and ap'
plsuse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
An Ambitious Light-weight.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Chas. A. Lewis,
the West Side sporting manager, received
the following dispatch this morning:
LOUISVILLE, KY. March rs.
Will you match Paddy Ryan against
Tommy Warren for s., 800 a side. The
money is ready; Marquis of Queensbury
rules; fight to a finish. Answer imme'
distely to Rulers Hotel.
(Siened) MATHENAY & Co,
for Tommy Warren.
Lewis Immediately pat himself in com,
muuication with Ryan.
DETROIT, March 25.-Frank Weithof,
of this city, has issued a challenge to match
Harry Gilmore, of Toronto, against Tom.
nv Warren, Of Louisville. to fight to a
flush with hard gloves for $500 or $1,000
q side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
A Run of Timber.


PAREERsBURG, March 25.-There will be
a large run of excellent timber from the
head waters OF the Little Ksnswhs river il
the water keeps at good stage few days
longer. There are on the way down at this
time large RATS belonging to the following
parties. composed principally OF poplar;
McConusugby & Co, Is rstts; Brannon,
8 RATS: Scott Mythers, Of Gilmer, 8 RATS;
scattering. 20 rsfIs. Five hundred RATS,
or theresbouts, are now being made up for
the run.
The heavy 5000 barrel tanks at Burning
Springs are being taken down aud trans,
ferred to the Camden Consolidated oil re-
fiuery at Psrkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
The Polish church Trouble,

DErRoIr, March IS The Polish church
troubles have been settled for time The
sait FOR eiectmept which had been brought
bT the bisbop ssa;nss Father Kolssinski,
the deposet priest, resulted in verdict
sgs;nst the priest. Howevsr, the attorneys
got toOether and patched the matter up BY
Getting the consent of oil concerned to
have tss m::.tar referred TO the Pope. Un,
! IL his decision is announced aIns. =" te'
sinsh win remain il the parochial gea'
deuce, but the church remains closed.
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Wedding Bells.

PARKERsBURG, March 25.-The wedding
of Mr.. George Murray, of the steamer c. c
Martin, to Miss Rstta RAIDER, daughter Of
Geo. RAIDER, Of Burning Springs took place
Yesterday ct the above named place. Rev.
J. L. Hall, of Elizabeth, officiating. The
contracting parties are we'll and popularly
known all along the Little KsnaWha Val
ley. -. =,
Cards are out for thu wedding Of Mr..
D. W. Custer, editor OF the Tyler Independ'
snt, and Miss Matte Caldwell, daughter
Of ". V. Caldwell, Esq, the well
known travelling msn d Thompson y
Jackson. The wedding will take place
this evening at the residence Of Hon. c. I.
Caldwell, in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
BKLLAIRE.

The walking match will be continues
this and tomorrow evenings.
|. The California Minstrels viii be her,
again.
L. 8. Woodbridge will erect another
dwelling on Gravel Hill.
A number of the merchants at theil
meeting last night expressed desire that
the hour for closing be made 1880 o'clock.
Another meeting Of the stockholders in
the new boat club will be held this even,
ing in City Hall. Lstthere be o full turn.
out as arrangements will be made TO bring
the boat house from Pittsburg.
Everybody is invited TO attend the pub.
lie examination in the Central school to.
day.
The Z. Of l. met for the last time in
its old quarters on Wednesday evening.
NJ. E. Pearson was in Moundsville yes.
terdsy on business
The Goble, Works was Of yesterday ox.
ing to a mishap. but went to work this
evening.
The Board Of Education has decided
that Wentworth's algebra 10 superior to
Rays and will introduce them here. This
is costly, but We suppose modern improve.
ments must be recognized.
A new organ has been put in the Chris
tian Church by La Roche L Kelly.
Ed S,rshl has returned from visit in
the country looking much improved.
The schools dismiss to-day fora vacation
OF two weeks.
The Misses Battelle entertained friends
at their residence in the Fourth ward last
night.
Mrs. Windel, Of the First ward, was
buried Yesterday.
George Robinson, coal dealer, was caught
between two cars and had rib broken.
Robert Amber was married on Wednes.
day night to Miss Jessie Koontz
A number of our most prominent mer.
chants have decided not to pay 81 . share
to get their b, z. l. C. stock taken of
their hands.
The girls al the Lantern Globe Works
went out on o strike yesterday. The fore.
man had reprimsnded several Of them for
neglecting their work, and the whole gang
concluded to leave the factory without say.
ing e word. Their positions are now open.
John Kennedy, the we'll known c. l. p.
engineer, died at his home in Allegheny.
Onward, q six year old con Of I. A. Ro-
detor, died on Wednesday night Of dirh-
iberia and was buried yesterday afternoon.
He was bright aud interesting little fel,
low, and his many friends, both old and
young, will greatly miss his smiling lace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
Postmaster Colsman's Arrest.
Special 10 the Re0iSter.

PARKEssBURG, March 25.-Thos. c.
Coleman, Postmaster at Muses. Bottom,
who was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Mehen on charge
Of violating United States postal laws,
gave bond for his appearance at the rext
fern of the United States Court. Mr.
Coleman is . wealthy citizen CT jackson
county. His friends aud scqusintsnces
do not put any oredencs in the charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

rsvs CLEANED About ths wAssS ~
frsn Our Esxhssess.
Up-Pucy Kelley. light
The Pincsss b running on tine
The Tslssram lssyss Tor CIssingsss q 8
p. n. sharp.
The Eisips will be ,ods,'s Paskessbsss
packet At Ii O'Clock.
The 6oo.is passss dosn 10 nosrov nsss-
ing fos Cocipbs,i st O'Clock.
Ths nsfks on The Isndipg Iase sieAt D.
dicated IL ftet 6 inches and falling.
Tovs doss-Tbcs W. Means, Mesns
Glars. Beaver. jim Brown, Iron 6ids al
Joseph A. Stone.
Ba.cbeIos 70 Pitisbuss. Piks 10 Gseis
psti. Diprnal 10 Psrhsssbufy. Seotis -
Pitnbdfs, Tslssrsa from and 70 Clssisg.
too. o Meal isom ssd 70 stsubssvilIs, Ds6s
up yes.adsys post register.
The Louis A. sbssJsy 3 doe - kso
Cincinnati this nosnise. and fstssss -
ssms part tc-nosfos .. ocloek, vitA
John Bsennsn on the roof aod Dss LAesy
and Chss. Reeves 10 charge oftks e0ss.
Mssks ~ oshss p,soes-Oil City, 8 ~
6 inches and falling; Parker. ! lsss 81
falling; Greeosboso. IL tsst 10 iscass Esd
falling; BsosrsyilIe. I fess 6 issh0 ~
Ealing: kice's Landing, ~ issAss
ssd falling; Lock No 4, . 81 10 inshss
and falling; Ass9ssiosa, s fst - -
tioaary,
Ssrssxl siehs ases to bvgs q ssal
s..ea sp II IL nossh o. ~ Lssle Kann.
Via sask. Ths catsn vss fessd - =
IL sssns 10 oss Of ths barg.s - =
eAssed TIE sther 10 isk II hllss
sess beaviiy Iosdsd. one q d. eoeoo'
ing s,o0e basbsb Ct lsge ssa1 - -
ais s coo q Slsek. Tbsy vos - p4'
essy a Jok6 y, nAsiIstt - ys1Ihos.e
eosi lsasa. & = shessha thstt ~ - -
1 srslv isBssd fsss iisW ~ tte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
Rhode Island Republican Ticket.

PRovIDEscE, March 25-At the Repub'
licsn State Convention this morning
George Peabody Wetmore, Of Newport
was Nominated for Governor, Z Lucius
Darling. Of Pantucket, for Lieutenant. Gov,
ernor, and Joshua N. 0dderman, Of Provi.
dence, for Secretary Of State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
An Old Resident Dead,
nl a. En. D.-g.s.-

PARKExBURG, March 25.-Mr. Charles
Bailey, the Oldest resident OF Wood county,
died yesterday at the age Of ss years. Mr..
Bailey was born in this county and leaves
q great number of children and grand
children,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
The "Craz Pstsh."

That ehsrss;ng little actress. Kate Cas.
tIstoo, supported BY an eTcellen. comedy
company, will appear ct the opers House
tonight. sith the erst Of three perform
spces Of the funniest and most nusical
piece ever presested TO the public, entitled
"Crazy Patch" The piece 10 20 constructed
that Ii affords al The compsny chance
to introduce their ysriocs kinds ol
fun and music, and The audience ID cootin
uAIly kept in Q good humoe. Niss CanIs
ton, who has not been seer N Wheslis-
for some time. win be z.sS TO GO % ber oil
admirers toSisii,srd b. sill certainly 10
g ss:Ipotsr- Crowded hoasss Win b
is oraer Of things during hes engage
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
Base Ball.
Al Macon, Ga-Pittsburg Ia, macon 4

You've and middlesged men suffering
t,on, nervous debility, premature old sge'
ioSs Of memory, snd kindred symptoms,
should send ten cents IN stamps tos srge
Illustrated treatise suggesting sure me aa'
- cura Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociatiou, Buffalo, n. 7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
ANARCHISTS ON TOP
THE GREAT STRIKE WIDESPREAD.
Mr.. Gladstone Taken III and Unable TO
espound His Scheme.
Cable News.

BRUSSELS, March 25.-Tts miners strike
mas extended to Chariersi. There the
men demand % per cent increase in
va; 20 and pending the granting of Il have
oui, work and gons n ,;o,;,, II. 80
d.,n.. ,.,. -.
- ''u' 10 e,@
p's'"s no'' 'ea nave co'ieeted. Ihe
authorities have forbidden public proces.
sion on Saturday in view of the oossibiI,y
of further ,rouble
Au.v.;i.hi. ,... 49,,
,, "o'p' aA'e oeeo ofoefed
10 oo'a themselves IN readiness for any
emergency. An attempt sas made to-day
to blow up Q railway train near HssselL A
psck,es os ,b;rvor. a,,.n;,. ..,,,;a..
naa oeen p'aeen On tne raii out Va swept
aside BY the Gov catcher without being ex-
ploded. While the engine driver va az
.u;,;,, -. ,v--
of three Of his Sn,sr. WV"
Placards have been posted in LEGO
summoling working men to meet to.nor-
row. and concluding With the words, Let
each man bring . revolver. then forward
Tho LEG R,o,.,
BRussrls March as-T,. .,,;L. q,
Liee has become nluo,t ,s,s,., n ,h.,
di,,ric, Cor,irpon, ~, s;o,. 49,. 80"
plscs bs,vsen IA, ,,r,ss,. .nd ,r.,S.
isyss numbsr n to,,;,n ..;,.,o,. h..
rived IN the dismrhad' 'S;,,,;c, ana A.. ,,s.
inc the ,,r;l,rs 10 con,;nus ,h.;, ,..;.,.
sncs - IN. sr,sn,;,;.. c.. -
mad. mn ot srorch;.,. "a s"n.a as ~.
vor,t as.c,;n,;on s,aS ,..sS;n, !. ~
snhr,h. c,..,;p, S;,o,Js, "a ...Is,,.,;..
or,,.ss. C;,;,s,s 80 S..,.;I "a .s
ss,o,,.J ,om ,h.m'hr 49," 49, =, ~" s;a,"J J
Po,,msn GOING N. ,onnS. A.. .ccomr~..
lad bv ons,ds ~ .olS;a,. tn. ..s..,s ~
Maroon. corcs,rsa - ,ha a;.,nsh.ns ~.
ss;ns m ,Ss hv v,bs -hoIs.sI. M. -
Ar, bsvs hssn csn,r,.d nj. .,...;r
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LONDON, March 1850 p Mr..
Gladstone has decided to have the pro.
grsmme had marked out for himself In tho
House oi Commons this eyenipR carried
out despite his inability to DO present Sir
William Vernon Hsrcourt, Chancellor Of
the E1chequer. will therefore speak for tho
Premier and will make the announcement
which Mr., Gladstone had promised TO make
personally. Mr.. Gladstone had hoped up
10 the very last moment he would recover
in time 10 keep his appointment, but
when the hour for opening Parliament
arrived, Sir Andre. CLARK, his chief ply
sicisn, found that the patients condition
was such ,ha, any outdoor exercise. let
alone the nee Of his voice in . public
speech. would certainly be dangerous and
Pe,enp'o'y Vos, 'o1p'auen .n' VI F"Io
.t;" n .Is u 90. s '"e ,, ' .' s,a, s,,. 20
n, GI.a.,ora "au,h, ~. on,a % ,.., 80.
-h;l. hi ~.r f,ny. ~. r.. ~ IN, :, a."
sanr |. =, .xsn;,a % - ,,d woI...,o. ~.
ansdo =, W;mhs,,on ~ and All. r,o,s,.. ~.
iere5 from ho.,,sns.. and chill. vh;ch ;..
c,ss.,d =, the dav n,oa,...sd Tn nh,.
.;c;sns ..y ,h.,. ro,b;ns d.,,, ,ous
tho p,smi,,'. case ,o Iops ..k. /. ,o.
,pbiec,,d 10 .rno,u,.
M o,.a.,o,. m
Joxnox M.,ob ,k-N, c,.A... 4.
III Hs ,.r.ht oo,d ,..,.,d.. 80 4. -
A., ,nnsosd - n. ,"ow H. r..;s.
ny. 70, .oa "h;,i. 80 ~ AZ J;s.'h % IT. sTs as
rom cni'is ano oiannIa' Inc susneine
puys'c'ahs nhve iotu'uoen I'm 70 70 out os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
Jaehne's Trial.

New YORK, March 25.-The. trial Of
Alderman Jaehne, on charge Of bribery,
has been fixed by the District Attorney
for the 18th Of next month. Ex.Alder.
man Waite, it is said, will be o witness
for the prosecution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

sAIsArros On, the greatest cure on
earth for psin. has no equal. Persons suf-
iering from rheumst;s+. pesralgis, or from
cuts hzlisss sprsirs dc, should not be
without Il. Cures are e6eetei in an in.
redibIy short time. Price only twenty.
Eve cents . bottle. For sale By sll drag.
gists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
Ex-Governor PierpoDt's Wife Dead.
IL A..

Ex-Governor Pierponts WIG Deao'
Special TO the RegiSrer.
FAIRNoNr, W. Va, March 25.-Mrs'
Julia Z. Pierpont, wife of Ex-Governor
Francis q Pierpont, died here to day at
2:l5 p. m, aged about SO years. She was
greatly beloved for her womsnly gentlenesS
and her generous charity. Her death will
be sincerely mourned by the entire com
muuity where for years she has lived, and
gladdened hearts and relieved distress.
Her wide circle Of friends and former &C.
quaintauces in Wheeling, Washington,
alexandria and Richmond, will be much
panied at the news Of her death. Her
husband and three grown children, two
sons and q daughter, survive her. The re-
mains will be inferred in Woodlawn ceme'
tery on Saturday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
a Ihisvisg CHI.

A servsrt girl in The employ Of Hoe.
John A. Bingham, Of Csdis. rsessfly stole
Q quantity Of valuable goods. eosiseie9 Ct
. japanese silk dress. 6ns pair Of hIsSk-
ess, iilvez spoons and otbse rare Jagsssss
articles. She vas arrested in Urishsvils
and he goods rsllrssd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
THE w, U. GETS THERE

And Memphis Now Has Competing 1eio'
graph Lnes.
Special 10 The RegiSter'
MEMPHIS, TENN, March 25.-Ths iot'
lowing correspondence explains itself;
B. II. Bates, President Baltimore ana
Ohio Telegraph Company NeT York :
Memphis sends greetings to the world
that she is now on footing OF equality
with the great commercial centres Of the
country in having competing telegraph as
she has already been in her commerce BY
competing river and railroad transporta-
ton lines.
Signed. W. P. DuSAvAEr,
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

New YORK, March 25.
W. p. Dunarant, President Western IeE
graph Co Memphis, Tenn:
Your telegram received announcing the
completion of your line to Memphis. thus
giving to your citizens in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Co.
The benefits of telegrsphic competition for
the 6rss time in the history Of your city.
We congratulate you upon the speedy
building of the line in spite of the obstacles
thrown in your path BY the agents OF the
hitherto monopoly.
Signed d. H: Bates.
President and General Manager
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
In o BAD Way.

MARSHALL, Tx March o,,-Nothine
Importance ran~--,,ared yesterday in eonpsc.
1son with the strike. The men stiil remain
firm snd dtelsrs their intention to win it
II il tskes ell summer. Lssding members
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

PARIS. Tx, March 25.-Allea Rogers,
colorei, who has been Intimidssirg negro
section hands here and causing them to
stop work, was arrested by deputy United
States Marshals yesterday. Rogers is not
9 knight of Labor. Additional arrests ere
expected to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26

The star Foundry Shuts Down.
Special 10 The RcQiStsr.
PARkERsBURG. W. Va, March 25.-The
molders of the Star foundry have struck
The foundry has shut down. No compro
mise has yet been made.