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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
BELLAIRE.

Private Dalzell lectures in City Hall to-
night.
Miss Emma Baueh, aged l6 years, was
buried yesterday from the Christian
Church.
Baker 4 Dsub are having their barber
shop nicely fixed up.
Charles Rodewig has decided to locate
in Kansas.
Mayor Brown gave Dave Lloyd 81 for
climbing the flag staff on the top OF the
City Hall last Saturday for the purpose Of
hoiStirg large flag.
VIM. Myers, who was buried yesterday
afternoon, was well known and had large
circle of young friends.
The Bellsire nail works has closed down
for tbs summer.
The annual picnic Of the Burr's Mills
Campmeetipg Association was held yester
day. Following persons from here went
out: James Fitton aud family, William
Gorby and family, George Boyce and
family, DR.. McColloush and wife. Col.
Baron and wife, Mrs. Jonathan Huffman,
Mrs. John Camp Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Harris
horn, Miss Bessie Battelle aud her entire
class and others.
Persons residing on the hillside will DO
we'll to draw water this evening, as the res.
ervoir will be cleaned tomorrow.
Council called q special meeting last
night for the purpose Of considering the
nrdipapoa ra,nlatip1 tba ta,n;n1 ~ tho
main and branch sewers and the receiving
Of the Noble street sewer.
J. B Smith, Esq and wife have return.
ed from Houston, Texas.
The two boys OF William Cation who left
home on Gravel Hill, Sunday evening,
turned up at Bssllsvile They were
brought home last evening.
Stony" Ritz has gone to Canada to en-.
ter Hsnlon's regatta. Charles Rosser sc-
companled him.
An effort will be made to have the Ritz.
Weisgerber boat race rowed at this city.
Those who fail to appear before the
Board Of Equalization when summoned are
liable TO q fine OF $3.50.
He'll will 20 up to Mckeesport to do up
Richards again, the second week in July.
A large number Of tickets have already
been sold Tor the Andes excursion to Steu
benville. Benwood has already taken Is
tickets.
The lumber OF Louis Millers old stand
will be used for building al ice house.
There were 7G deaths in Pultney town.
ship last year and Il births.
Several Of the coming graduates were
examined at the Fourth ward school house
last Saturday.
Louis Long whose saloon was closed
for debt, will, we understand, start up
again.
The Girls Mission Band OF the First NJ
+ Church met last night at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Hoge.
C. c. Kelly is preparing to take an ex
tended fishing tour
George Muth. W. n Thompson, Andrew
Mcclellan and John Van Law will leave
on fishing trip today to Csptina.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
The Reception.
SCENE AT THE CAMDEN RESIDENCE.

SCENE At THE CAMDEN RESIDENCE.
The beautiful home Of Senator Camden,
on Murdoch avenue, presented brilliant
scene last evening Gas jets in all parts Of
the grounds turned night into day, the
verands in front was lighted with besuti-
tul decorative jets in horseshoe, star and
other unique shapes and designs, while the
fountain on the lawn was in full play and
the elite, intelligence and beauty Of several
States filled the yard, veranda aud, in fact,
the entire grounds and house. The
interior was scene Of beauty,
wealth and refinement. The paElors
containing many ladies and gentlemen illas
triogs in law, literature, ethios and politics.
It was @ scene Of joyousness ard unsl-
loved pleasure. The chef de cuisine,
a noted Cincinnati caterer, controlled o
large corps of professional walters cooks
and servants, aud everything in this de
par.ment was as elegant ss one would have
found at the original Ds!mouieo's in New
York City,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
WHEELING W. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 1885,

been on strike for reduction of time in
hours OF labor returned to work to day
The men will now receive ten hours pay
for nine hours work. The price and q half
for overtime to 10 p. M. and double time
for all work done after that hour.
Eight Hours Won't Work.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-The Executive
Board of the Master Builders Association
held a meeting at their Office yesterday, and
resolved to return to the ten hour system
on June 18th ensuing. The Master Build
ers state that they have given the short
hour system fair trial and find that they
cannot proftably conduct their business on
the plan, and will 60 back on the 18th OF
this month, no matter what opposition they
may meet with in so doing.
One thousand Miners Strike.
PITTsBURG, June lone thousand
miners in Broad Top regions struck to-day
for an advance in wages to fifty cents per
ton
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Americans at Cape Breton.


DETROIT, MICH., June l-Au ESeniug
Journal special from Quincy, Michigan,
says: At S:45 this morning an explosion
occurred at Kimbsrks factory. One wing
Of the building was completely demolished,
huge pieces Of the boiler being thrown 400
feet The explosion was probably caused
b7 Low water in the boiler. which was con-
sdered in Grst.clsss condition. Follo"iDg
is list of dead and injured Joseph Ben,
ton, badly bruised, since died; William
Cole, engineer, terribly scalded, lived only
a few minutes; +. G. Sheldon, Supsrln
tendent bruised and some bones broken;
William Ried, badly bruised and cati S. c.
Chase, Injured internally. Several others
were slightlY injured.
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DOWN VITA MONOPOLY!
Il. o., 4. orsanisor George Carried

Us Il. os 4. Orslniser George Carried
on tho War.
b. YORK June IA Bradford, Pa.
sial ,ays. " " George, of Duke
l,re. Hsa- here. = Prominent organizer
he Kaishfs Of LhJcr nnd conspicuous
ais aurgi- asain,t rCuopoliea, was ar
~ and selI 70 oail ys.t 'rday on charge
sys.emaJ cay roo5.uk the NA'ioGal
|a1si, P 0- L.re C.mpany for q period OF
r. 7ea-s Of many thousand barrels OF
Gso-ge has four oil weUs, the contents
Ehieh discharge into one tank. Near
Fs ,ank runs one Of the Transit Com
EH7s three inch pipe lines, buried
The ground This line was
pred. It is alleged half
2ipe inserted sUd lead away to
go tank. Geo-g- sold bis oil to q
r.. .1nDsDy, the TiG>Wstsr, and though
as s. mater o. wonder thsS the produc-
cn OF ms we'll was 80 much larger than
~ ct his neighbors no o.e could tell
ae;e he 'N.ra o,l came trom nntil q lev
hY' sso when me owner Of the land on
|olcH'te well+n-a situated. made u discoy.
2 ra'5si 70 George arrest lis charged
/ 81 aoour twelve barrels each day have
Pa tins s'c'sD 70. three yesrs, making q
P'al o. over lSU00 barrels. The prisoner
~ .sh reputation in this section,
O-.".T smong toe labrripg classes, and
a''-'' "-Us Il = sensation.
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MARTIN's YggRY.

Miss Rosa Barr, Of New Hssefstovn, O.,
is the eues: Of her brother, Rensdiss Barr.
Mics. Nora Williams. . youog Chdssi.s
lady. residing on Carlyle street.. 10 ssrossly
i'll with consumption.
q. W. Smith hs. returned from . wese.
ern trip.
lAs: night NJ. Samuel Garrett and Nis
Annie Steyenson were married st the resi.
dencs Of Mr.. Harry Woods. 4
Thomas 0'Donnell and Mos Mary NuI-
lsney were married By Rev. Fsthsf fuohy.
in the Catholic Church, yes.srday sAernoos
at two o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
BELLlGsRENT CANADA,
Officials of the Government Discussing &
War.

Officials OF the Government Discussing
War.
MONTREAL June 1.-The real cause o.
all the fisheries trouble is the deeprooteG
Jealousy Of the Canadians against the
} Americans. Last night the subject of Wal
was discussed at the clubs. A prominent
minister of Parliament, who is strong
supporter Of the Government, speaking on
the subject with your correspondent ssid;
There will be no halt way about the
speedy settlement of this question. We
shall force it upon the States to de.
clare whether they will keep their fishing
vessels out of our waters or whether we shall
send them to the bottom" Bsing asked
what course would be pursued by the Can
sdian cruisers if they met with armed re-
sstsnce, the Minister of Marine has de-
clsred that Canada will take the conse-
queuces, and, in case of resistance, the
officers commanding the different cruisers
have orders to shoot the vessel out of the
water England is at Csnsaa's back The
Canadian fisheries employ 80, ,493 men, l.
III vessels, worth $2.O2l .033, and 2S, ,472
boats, worth $S52,257. The industry pro.
duces $4,000, 900 per year, which nearly
S.. 900, 900 in exports, the United States
taking S3,56,73l. The total cost 10 the
Canadian Government Of protecting the
industry is less than 1854 600 per year.
Merely a Coincidence.
LONDON, June 1.-The presence of the
sloop OF war Bellsrophon at Halifax at the
present iuncture is explained at the Admi-
ralty Office to be neither significant nor
important. She is there now in the regu-
lar course Of orders issued long ago
Among the other vessels belonging to the
British navy which will coon reach Hall
fax under regular orders are thu Dido,
Garnet, Emerald, and Lily. Tho Mallsrd
has been ordered to St. Johns, n. +. All
the above, except the Emerald, have been
for some time attached to the British West
Indian and North American squadron.
Americans at Cape Breton.
hMcHAT, C. B June l.-Mackerel are
plentiful in these waters. Two American
vessels brought bait yesterday outside the
the harbor. The fishermen do not cisclose
their names. They meet them TO the south
of Cape August and jersey ymsn's Island
and sell bait on the q4i-t These schoon.
ers neither hoist flags nor come into port.
Another Seizure.
HALIFAX, June The captain of a
coaster just arrived reports that the l.
Houlett has seized an American msckerel
fisherman of Guysborough coast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02

".rAGo jane The number q
'7I' OF grain in store in the United
Tae'aTd Canada and the increase or de-
q, ..a'a .omparsd with the previous week
'a' Dr. posted on Change to morrow, IS
blows: Nhest "a SsS 66T, decrease 2
a6.S: crrn. sO67,935, increase 253,'
oats lisp, increase 39l ,O95; rye,
'.Sb5 Increase 81 E~6; barley, 800 .4T+
e''sSe +'.034. Number of bushels IN
a,cagN elevators was: Wheat, S.3l0, 320
'3. Lt'|5s.:, oats, S97 1861; rye, 4l,Ol5t
Fa'ley, 2s.2g5
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Thousands Q Fay So.

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard. Kan, writes:
II never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bitiers to my customers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers"
Electric Ritters are the purest and best
medicine known sud viii positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They viii
save huudreds Of dollars in doctors bills
every year. Soh at ffiy cents bottle By
Logan 4 Co.
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A walking Bkslston.

Mr.. z. Springer. Of Mec.sicsbure. Pa.
writes: Il Vas afflicted siih lung fsvse
and abscess on lungs. and reduced 10 a
uaiking Skeleton. Got ffes trial bottle
Of DR. Kings New Discovery for Cousuup
ton, which did me 20 much good that !
bought dollar bottle. After usisg three
bottles, found myself once moro nan,
completely restoesd to hesl,h, With . hsarty
appetite. And . rs;s In 6esh Of 48 lbs.
Call ct Logan 4 Co.'S drug store and gst .
ssse tbsl bottle Of this esstain cure fog a0
Lang Diseases LAzgs bsaflo ei.tA
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F.cIsac,eDtin Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was so
helpless be could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said he vas dying OF
Consumption. 4 rrisl bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery wss sent him. Finding re-
lief, he bought large bottle and box OF
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bot.
ties of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Cor
sumption free at Logan & Co.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
Safn Blower Caught.

PERRYvILLE, Mo-, June Que oil the
men who blew open the County Treasurer
safe and stole 5000 Of the county iunas
has been arrested. lie was found st
hotel in Grand Tower Asd Sl,326 OF the
stolen money found on his Psrson' de
was brought here and is GoW 10 JAIL be i,3
has confessed and bis aceomPlIces will
soon be caught.
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An AnEner Wanted.

Can any one bring Us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Eli 2tric Bitter
viii not speedily cure1 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already psrRs-
uently cured and Who are daily recommend:
ing Electric BitteTs, viii prove. Rrights
Disease, Diabetes Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. Tney
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased Parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 cents q
bottle By Logan l. Co..
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nhutnn 70 NIotne-s.

Mrs WinSlow's Soothing Syrup tor chill,
dren teething. is the prescr Ption OF one .S o.
me best female nurses and shysiclsns IN the
United States. and has been used TOR torty
vesrs with never failing success By MI
ions Of mothers FOR their children Oni'
ing the process of tsething its value Is IN
caIcnlabla, II relieves the child from pair
cnrea dyssntery and disF<hGS, griping. II
the bowels, and wind echc. BS giying
Ssslth 70 the child it sNssa ths mOtbe''
Price 2se bottle
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An rnterprising Reliable Hou g.

Logan h Co can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best OF every
thing but to secure the Agency for such
articles as havo well known merit, and are
popular With the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being al lTays enterptising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency for the celebrated DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
q positiye gusrsutss. 1t gill surely cure
auy and every affection Of the Throat.
Lungs and Cheat, and TO show ouraeonh,
denqe. we invite you to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
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Is There a Cure for Consumptione

We answer uureservedly, yes! If the
ba%nt commences in tine the use OF DR..
.sse Golden Medical Discovery, and
17iCasss proper care. If allowed to run
= course too long all medicine is power
70 stayiI DR.. Pierce never dsceiyes q
~ .IlsAt By holding out fslse hope for the
~. "a o. Dscunisry gain. The Golden
e F'u'cs' Discovery" has cured thousands
's,,, yShents when nothing elss seemed to
So lolr druggist has II. Send two
oH o! ap' Tor Dr. Pierce's complete treatise
M TSOnseaption with numerous testimo-
In address Worlds Dispenshry Medi-
association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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A ptaastrous Fire.

PENSACOLA, Fla, June IA lire this
this morning which originated in 10"
cabling dive destroyed thirty buildings;
The loss is sixty thousand. The walls OF
several buildings were thrown down By tne
explosion of powder. One hundred pee
nIe are burned ont OF their homes. The
streets adjacent to the burned districts are
GIled with homeless people household
Goods and merchandise. Tbs insurance Is
ANAL
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MOTIFS

The employees Of the Camden Consolidat
ed Compsng, to the number Of three or
four hundred men, engaged band and
after the marriage OF the Senator { dsugh
ter, celebrated the event by marching
through The s'reets Of the city and having a
general 10 ial time in honor OF Mics an
MES nuptials
Paton's string band furnished the most
exquisite mu.ic
George Baird Of Wheeling, was bunting
for the lords s7poiuled." He found
him.
Quite number Of youug amy officers
we're present.
Mrs Andy Patterson, Of Wheeling, was
one OF the most beautiful ladies present.
Col Stern Thompson added lustre TO bis
reputation as manager OF hsEpT events.
The Mayor c! nsrkersburg. l.. A. Cole,
Galph Covert. z. Il Moss, VIM. Psden,
Drs. MofTet, Harris and Muh!emaa were
among the prominent city guests who
seemed spNeisl favorites With the ladies.
There will be three more social eysnts oi
note daring the week in this ci'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
SCOTS EMULSION or PURE

Cod Liver oil, with Bypophosphites, in
Pulmonary Affections and Scrofulous
Diseases.
DR.. Ira n Lang. New York, ssyr: 81
have prescribed SCOTS Emulsion and used
it iu my family, and nm greatly pleased
with it Have found it very ssrviceahle IN
Scroiulous diEsases and Pulmonary afec
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Looks 90 Untidy.

Nothing looks more untidy than the
presence Of scurf and dandruf in the hair
and on the clothing One bottle OF Par
ker's Hair Balsam viii heal the scalp and
free il from Il tis nuisance. Stops falling Of
the hair, promotes sev growth and makes
it soft, s'ossy and silky. Best Of dressing.
Delicio1sly perfuued
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Southern Drought.

NEw ORLEANS, June IA Times Dem
ocrat Shreveport special says: The dFoaght
sill prevails here aud complaints are CON,
ing in Of its prevalence IN al quarters OF
the surrounding coGLt-y. In the back
lands of the rivers the soil is cracked TO
such an extent that it is impossible to plow
n work the crops which really need Guilt
vatiou. The cotton crop in this locality
is in excess Of that Of last year, but mach
depends on early rain Planters from the
hill country report the soil badly baked and
vegetation OF sll kinds buruing up. I'm
der the most fsvorsols circumstances the
corn crop 10 this section viii reach only
something over half OF last years yield
and the oat crop about ore quarter.
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Fell Beneath the Wheels.
o. - Al. p41sgfa,

SrEURgyvrLLR, o., June l-fnis after
noon about 4:30 O'Clock Perry R'ss, aged
fifteen, while attempting jump on the
Pan Handle freight train at South stree.
crossing, fell beneath the wheels and fs1
his left leg cut of between the knee and
thigh.
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An. E.Sw. st. Louis Connection

ANY, L. f. & w. ST. Louis Connection
NEw YORK. June The New York,
lake Erie and Western LsilrOsd is CON-
pleting negotiations to secure connec
ION By which its line will be practically
extended to St. Louis The proposed
connection is via the OHIO and M,s0issipPi
road and it is believed that matters no"
stand in a position which will lesd 20
speedy and satisfactory conclusion The
rev extension, it is stated by the Erie 9th
csrs will give grsstlg increased facilities
bstwsen the East and vt. Louis for freight
and passenger trsfiie. Pending the oo9'
cIusion Of negotiations between the roads
details of the arrangements to be made are
withheld.
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Interesting EIperieasss.

Hiram Cameron. Farniture Dealer. OF
Colan bus, Ga, tells his experience thus:
"For three years have tried every remedy
On the market for Stomach and Kidney
Disorders. bat got no relief until used
Elsctric> Bitters. Took FIVE bottles aud
am now cured, and think Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Pnrider in the world
Major A. B. Reed. OF West Liberty, Ky.,
used Electric RitteTs for an old standing
Kidney affection and says: Nothing hsi
ever done M so much good as Electric
Bitters" Sold st dfty cents q bottle BY
Logan h Co.
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WHARF Hibsrr's Wonderful Winning Was

Auv WiSerp, l4Sl soulh Tenth street
Omaha CITY, held oue-6fth Of ticket 7S, Gao
UL;cb drew the capital p,izs OF $3.50, ,00O,
IN the drawing of The Louisiana State Lo;-
,.rv At New Orleans, Tuesday March
TS,b. through the First Nsuousl Bank OF
Omaha. he sent it to the New Orleans Ma
t;onsI Bank, and receive draft for $50; :
moo made on the Hsnog-r Ns'ionsi Bank
~ vas ssnt to KountzH RIOS, New York
g.. o,",~tion, and The sum OF $50, COO
c.y' - ~. o-,~ (Neb Republican
April IL,
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A Cnt

-aiy'ro. June The Rock Island
cI1e.o1eces a cur in its first class rate from
lesRo to s.. Paul to 81. in retaliation Of
y cut .! the AilHaukee and st. Paul
osa % Iowa passenger rates.
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Hanged For Rnpe.

RLLElGH. \, C. June l.-At noon to, TO-
dsy At Jacksonville, George McNsir, ~
wears of age, was hanged tOS the crime OF
rsps committed in April OF last year, spon
a white girl l9 years OF aga.
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HoRsFORDrS ACID PHOSPHATE,
Beware of limitations.

limitations and counterfeits have again
apuesred. Be sure that the word "Hors
fords" is on the wrapper. None are gen.
uine without it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02

The next annual conference Of the N.
E. Church South vii meet in Charleston,
on the lst of October next. Bishop
Hsrgrove, of Nashville, Tenn, will pre-
side.
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.Ienk> successor.

|grwv.r,v June The President
80 ,3.lawlag n0mirstions 10 the Sen.
|rot.s. David l. Hakius, OF Missouri,
b. gsss-aC, Secretary Of the Interior,
T-o.,a 1 JenSs resigned
Joseph r. Iohugon Of Virginia, to be
|auls,;ouer in ard Tor tbe district Of
,sks vice Cneara- Seeber resigned.
Debt decrease.
WASHINGTON. June The decrease 10
pu5lic i~hr during the month OF May
|0gnrs 10 ) ~ 500
The Property OF Aliens.
EAsu.>.7ev d. G., June The Sen
,o-isy passed the h,ll TO prevent the
,itiOu O.. real properly ~ aliens.
Chiur~s immigration.
W~gy,rDy. Jure The Senate to-
passed r..e supplem-ntal Chinese i'm
,rs,iop BILL nmch explains the meaning
|h-M9rgga 5illou 'hs same sn' oct passed
,->2 and ~S&
The ,'v--ide e ESturned.
g,sH.x.n, !, q. Jlre { The Presi-
ana p.ug r..n.lr! 20 Washington ct
clock r'ss ynO-0lr&