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SchliemRnn in Cuba.

HAVANA, Februsry lS.-Dr. Henry
Schhemann, the celebrated explorer of the
ruins Of Troy, has been for some days on
this island on a confidential mission in
trusted to him By a prominent banking
firm in London to ascertain the condition
Of the railroads on the bland In conse
quence Of the sequestration during the
Cuban civil war OF the property OF
several Of the prominent stockholders
Of these railroads, the principal
Of whom WAS the millionaire planter, Don
Miguel de Aldsms, an enormous amount
became due them from the several rail.
road companies The railroads acknowI
edged an Indebtedness OF over $4,000, 900
A partial payment was made in cash, and
for the liquidation Of the balance, the
London banking house is willing to float
the bonds of the railroad, provided DR.
Schliemsnn's report is OF such & character
as 10 authorize their doing so.
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Had the Drop on Him.

MExICA, TEX, Februsry !e'-aenry
Tickle, a notorious OUTLAY who is wanted
for murder and horae stealing in Navarro
and other counties Of this State, aud who
has had repeated conflicts with State oih'
cisls in various parts OF The State, was cap
tured at Trinity Bottom st daylight by
Sheriff Cbilds and posse from Freestone
county. Tickle was surprised. and when
CAPTURED, war armed with Winchester
rifle and revolvers. The officers, however,
had the drop on him.
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= strnnSe Incest.Case.

CN,,NEAr C., February l3.-Some
weeks ago in the vicinity Of New Holland,
O. saloouke5per named Shipley was charged
vito ourragig his Two daughters aged seven
ten and fourteen. The elder, whose name
is Menie, was induced by indignant cit
izeus, 10 sVel- out warrant for her faith
ers arrest. Tins b. o., and in the pre-
hminary trial gave positive evidence Of her
fathers .ullf. Shipley Was bound over to
the grand Jury. Subsequently, Mamie
claimed 10 haze gwoFl falsely. Shipley
was acquitted eni the girl placed under
1900 bond She Jumped the bond and
last night Was icand IN q Ciucinnsti bag
rio She confessed the charges sgsinst
her faLer were true and she committed
perjury to save him. Size will be taken
baSk 10 answer the charge Of perjury, while
her ,a,des s:all0 acquitted.
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A Woman $50 Years Old.

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, February Is
Sarah Taylor, an old oolored woman, died
Yesterday in the township OF Lowth al the
advanced age Of l2O years and Il months.
The records in Virginia, where she former
" lived, have been examined and prove
the correctness of these figures. Her
mental faculties were uuinpaired. She
was in possession OF second sight and a
third set OF natural teeth. Her hal'
changed from white 10 dark brown.
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Military Aid Asked.

New ORLEANS, February lS.-The Sher-
if Of Jefferson Parish, wtere the freight
trains OF ths Morgan railroad have been
stopped by the strikers, 10 day telegrsphed
20 Governor McEnry that he was unable TO
prevent interference with trains. The
Governor is expected in New Orleans TO-
morrow, and the railroad managers are
prepared to lay their case before him and
ask for the assistance OF State troops.
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The Burton.Holland Murder,

CHARLESTON, W. Va, February Is
Munroe Burton, the colored man who was
shot by Buck Holland (colored), the other
night, on Virginia street, died yesterday
evening from the woand. The trouble
grew out Of a game OF cards, Holland
shooting Burton after being assaulted.
Holland eluded the officers until after his
victims death, when he surrendered him
self. The coroner's jury returned verdict
to the effect that death Nas caused by
shot fred BY Holland.
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COMPROMISED,
The Junction iron Company TO
Start at Once.
The Negotiations Brought to a
Satisfactory Conclusion,
After Two Rssks Of DiCksrlng Be-
tween Nailsrs and Owners.
Full Text of the Agreement as
Signed Yesterday.
General Satisfaction Among All
Classes at the Result.
Feeling of the 0thsr Manufacturers
on Learning the News.
The Effect the New Move Will Have
on Other Mills.
Gsnsral Gossip and Speculation
About the City.
The Effect the New Move Will Have
on Other Mills.
Gsnsral Gossip and Speculation
About the City.

The Junction Iron Company has signed
s compromise scale aud vii start up full
IN ali departments at once.
About q week before the assembling Of
tue La. -.,-uug Ssthe Western Nail As
sOc.a,lou, IL PutsJurg. Negotiations having
Tor tber object re anicA5ls and speedy
settlement CT lhs differences between the
nailsrs rollers and heaters and the owners
ot the Milgo a;li. We begun in this city,
and coann5ed a. intervals up to Wednes-
Day evening, vhel satisfactory oOnclu-
sion was reached The tact that such 8
conference was going on was kept very
shady % oIe havtog 81 inkhng
Of the matter yu,srds Of the parties
directly interested and oao Or two news
uapsr mgu Iaeu Interviews we're held st
tns residence OF Mr. Samuel Lsughhu,
Prssidsn, OF tn jlnc.t1a Company, and
the Que Of wednesday evening was pro-
Srac.zd until about halt pas, ten clock ct
night. those present were Secretary
George Lsugklin, on behalf OF the Nail
COMPANY. aud Plesiden: John K Weir,
Vice Prssiien. Stephen Ripley, and Dis
rnat Deputy A D. Work on behalf Of the
Nailers Association. Al the conclusion
Of the meeting, all points having been sat
istsctorily settled, sn adjournment was had
until yesterday morning when Secretary
LaaghEu snd the officers OF the Nailsrs
Assoaa,,ol aes 20 NEE, at the ofice Of
tie soI.s =, Mingo aud draw up and sign
tie sgreetnvut
Te,,erl.g morning al the interested
S.,,,se. rols hem Johu Moore, heater
ss3 . tsngiaI othcer, went up to the
WIS, sai tas agree neat vas drawn up
.ol ssrsi dur.rg the AFTERNOON. The
full tex. , ,. the dc. rn.l, is as follows:
rds ArsrEgEyr
wa.....a ~ "a February II, 1886.
We ill., Juactiao l-nH Comosn Of the
49,, me, .l,l ~, .,;si NAiers. Heaters
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.pscial 70 the RCgIJiSr.

opsc1G4 70 me htgL1T'
MINGo JUNCTION, o., February IS
The nailfeeders say they will not work at
the new scale, claiming it is black sheep
ing, unless the nailers pay them at the u
cent scale, the same as the feeder nallets al
the Belmont and other factories pay. Moth
ing will be settled until tomorrow. The
matter is in the hands Of committee who
will report tomorrow afternoon.
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Watter.on Growing worse.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, February ls.-Ar
Henry Watterson had rather bad night,
and wss pronounced not 50 well tbi3 T crn'
ing. His temperature has risen to 1929,
pulse remaining about ia to ll6. lhe
physicians express no alarm, but say they
hope for favorable change in the course
Of the next q hours.
Mr.. Watterson had good sleep aud al
o'clock was more quite and somewhat bet
ter. Pulse, llG; temperature, lOi. Ht
has been delirious most OF the day.
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4 Brutal MprdeL.

CoLruprs, Ga, February ls.-George
Davis brutally murdered Arch Rsams, IN
Russell county, Alabama, Yesterday:
Davis, who was oyerseer 0! the Fitzgerald
plantation cent Reama 10 lonk tcr COWS.
followed nm sa4 snot h;@ twice in the
back OF the head Gr5 stoailers, stabbed
him twice in the back and 5rokl his skull
with the butt OF . shot gun. After he COM
mit,ed the brutal murder he told persons
on the place about it end then lslt for
parts unknown without giving any reason
for the deed. Both we're young men.
Davis Ia DstG.aI Cua i is said had been
intimate Wilh Rtams' sister.
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Will Pitch for thr PortIands.

PORTLAND, ME, February l8.-LeT
Hickman, Of the Newarks, has signed to
pitch for the Portlsnds. The PEiladel.
phiss offered to exchange Nolan and q
good bonus for him, bat he retuaed: He
has a record Of Ia in batting, and is q
6ne fielder.
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.nnhscens sheet snneIehed.

ToLEpo, O., December lS.-Ardrew J.
Bebout and Alfred s Bebout, editors o.
the Northern Ohio Democrat, a Sunday
paper published in this city, were
arrested to-day charged With sending
obscene matter through the mails. The
obscene matter is sn article appearing
in the columns Of the paper. The paper
has been the subject Of public comment
here for years.
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SHIT rsnd Rr n chicken Thief.

MlEGo, 0, February l9.-To-night at
about ll5t oel,vk he Yard Of Charles
Hall, prcmirent citizen of this place, was
entered b7 chicken thieves Mr.. Hall
heard the iutruier and started down into
the yard. As he opened the back door a
rerolver asshe1 out and Nc. Hall fell dead.
There is no clue as yet to tbs murderer.
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Mrs. PArnell's Birthday,

New York, February l8.-Ars. Deiis
Psrnel mother Of the grest psrliaments-
rian, to day celebrated her 69th birthday
at her home in Hudson street, this city.
During the day she was presented with a
beautiful basket Of flowers. She is very
weak.
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pnstnnnsd Until Ns1t week.

BCRLIxGroy, VT, February ls-Ths
carnival Of winter sports 10 be given here
under the management Of the Burlington
Coasting Club has been postponed and will
take place February 22d to the 26th, irclu-
siye.
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I,i,kad OF n CoMcatcher.

JEFFERSON, Tex, February lf.-Louis
Marks, aged Is, while riding on the COW
catcher OF an engine Yesterday was ooserv
ed by the fireman, who exclaimed, Il Il
FIX him, snd going 10 the front OF the en-
CINE kicked the boy off the cowcsther on
TO the track. The engine ran over him,
crushing him 10 death The murderer is
still ~ lsrge.
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Rurned to Death,

PASA, I'LL, February ls.-The clothing
of Mrs CoUghlin caught fire this afternoon
while she was preparing dinner at her
home, and before the flames could be ex-
tincuisbad. hes body was burned to crisp,
snd when touud lite was wholly extinct.
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John G.. rhemp.on's Funeral.

CoLrwRUs, O., February lS.-The re,
mains of the late John 6. Thompson ar.
rived to-day from Seattle. Washington
Territory. The funeral will take place
either Saturday or sunday afternoon. The
State Democratic League will attend the
funeral in q body.
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frr 9.r cen. % ~p,o self feeders are
usei am,lgAmNed PRICES for rollers and
rou a,a o. Aoi M Amalgsmsted price
for b-....--63 c-u's per ton on Smith
a ~ t.-.4e--saall ureval
;. ND. JCNCrOS Iron Co,
. I
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1t is G strange fact tha. the strongest
minded women shrink from being caught
iu their oEn nightcsps, but they never
hesitate TO declare iheir exalted opinions
Of DR.. Rulrs Cough Syrup that has cured
innnmerAole coughs and eolds.
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fifty Tbousand y Year.

To be sure. You've only got . cold,
only cough" BE ell over in . ics
daJs." Don't worry sboni ne. We'd.
We won't. But $1,000 people die svefy
year in the United sssies iron coosu9r
tion. And every sool Of them begsn thsa
vsy Better stop il nov With Psrtefs
Tonic. This remedy sill sIpel the cold 81
once
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House and Contents Burned.

NDtcld! 70 I4e htgtSItT,
CHARLESTON, ". Va, February Is
Milton Gay house and contents, az Camp
bells Creek Bridge, above town, was de-
s.roved bv FIRE yesterday. Loss, 5000
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An Allered sham Reformer.

NGw York, February lS.-The Cigar
Makers international Union has declared
F. B. Thurber, the snti-monopohst, 10 be
au enemy of organized labor q sham re-
former.
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soRsFoRD's ACID PsoSPHArc
nnehIlitr From orerwork.

Dr. G. ". COLLINS, Upton, Ind says:
Il used ii in nervous debility brought on
by overwork in warm weather, With good
IesrI!s.
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Iha Ra.na InxastiKatIon.

CoLuxBrs, o February l5.-Tks Payne
Investigating COMMITTEES examined several
witnesses to-day, bat ss the sessions are
secrs, no reliable testimony can be secured
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"CowARDs are crusr-bu; The brave
man won't drive a suffering horse He
viii buy bottle OF Salvation Oil and in
yarisbiy cure his horse
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ENEMIES OF HOME RULE.
A Conservative Caucus Under the
Lead Of Salisbury.
CHAMBERLAIN SOON TO RESIGN.
His Schemes for the Future. The Re-
opening Of Parliament Yes
terday.

LONDON. February ls.-Ths leading
members Of be Conservative party met 1t
the Carlton Club o; noon to Gay to confer
upon the course tie party shall pursue in
regard to Irish affairs on the reassemblins
ofParliameut. Lord Salisbury, late Prime
Minister, presided. Lord Randolph
Churchill and one hundred and City other
prominent Tories were e.eseut. The
meeting was very enthusiastic. The
speeches made indicate sn intention on the
part OF the Conservatives 20 offer the mos,
strenuous opposition to any measure pre-
sented by the Liberals coucedins home
rule in Ireland.
Lord Salisbury predicted q unioA with
the Conservatives OF the section OF the
liberals which followed Lord Harrington
and Mr.. Goschen. lie urged the Couservs
,lves 10 do oil that Was possible to bring
such union into edecl Some Of the
speakers commented severely on Lord
Randolph Churchills attack upon Caiho
lies and his intimacy With the members OF
the Parnellte party The meeting resolved
TO make Home rule u test question in the
House OF Commons. and Tor this purpose
opposing the Parrsll.tes in their demand
TO have 1t pteccde land reform IN the con
siders,ion OF the House.
TUG CABINET SuAEY.
LoNpoN, February - The impression
is gaining ground 'ha, the presen, Cabinet
will prove unworthy and tha, il will be i'm
possible 10 hold II together The Pail
Mall Gazette states iha, the resignation Of
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, President o, the
local government board, troT Mr. Glad
stone Cabinet IS question OF bat . few
hours
The resignation will be made, the Ga
zette says. ostensibly because Cham berlaiu
cannot bring himself TO acqGiese in tho
government solicitation OF coercion 10
wards Greece, but m reality because he 10
unwilling 20 mar what he believes TO be-
his political future by identifying himself
Just now with the Home Rule policy De
cided on by majority of his colleagues,
PARLIAMENT oru,Ep.
LONDON, February ls-Pa.hament re
assembled today. Mr.. Gladstone stated.
ih the House OF Commons, that, after the
Government had concluded the financial
business they bad topacc before 'he House
they would be able to state part, il not
the whole Of the Irish measures they in
tended to Introduce liasSpec,ed, he said.
to be through the financial business about
the 22d Of March Mr. Gladstone an
nouncsd further that the Government had
no Intention OF renewing coercion in Ire
laud.
In the House ci Lords. Earl Granville
Secretary Of State for the Colonies, an
nounced that the Goyernman, would not
introduce any Irish moasurss into ParEa
ment before the fret oi March
Abiding TO tho oreigu policy the new
govern,nent in the Houss o! Commons, Mr.
Gladstone said he would follow the Eastern
policy inGugurat'd by his Predecessor.
Lord Salisbury.
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WIJEEIING w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1885, "

this afternoon, at Mingo Junction, COM
promise was effected and the men will 60
to work immediately. The citizens in this
city tonight are jubilant over the good
news.
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Death Of Manager Rickaby

NEw YoRK, February l9.-John Ricka.
By, manager OF the Lyceum Thsster, died
this morning ct 40 o'clock,
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rds AuSrEgEEr

frr .9.r cen. % gn.n self feeders are
ussi am,lyAmNied PRICES for rollers and
rou h,a %. aai IA, Amslgsmsted price
for t-t....--6I c-U's per ton on Smith
gas t.ra4e--saau oreval
TS.rr-u JCSCrIoS Iron Co,
tisORGE LAUGHLIS,
Secretary
5000 JOHN K. WEis,
P.ys5eut (. y r i q. Ass q.
SrsPgEN RIPLEY,
Vice President
= .. WoRE,
District Deputy
A.U,a, AFL2AT YESTERDAY.
FA,l7 Yesterday morning vague ruuorS
Ina. something important mad trsnsPired
or vas 40 u, % ,ranspire, became current
E5oa. The city, aud thsutmost interest was
q, ouce awakened among ell classes. In.
nune.al,- tim - 3 tore the air had been
Hal O. assertions that one mill or the
other had concluded 10 sign the scale and
cad the l5ag Ggh' sud people had become
&c, lstomed to hearing something OF the
kind shout once IN 80 often, tskirg little
o5 nc stock in it, bat yesterday the talk
seemed to carry With /. something which
Suppressed ell that td7 myth nad Oeru.l- 70
fealty, and 10 AZ I1ar;e-s there was
Ereas iG patience 10 learn the actual
sts,e Il aA.i-s. Daring the early
afternoon it Was very gen
lSally k0ozu that the MiDgo mill WsS the
Gs interested in he move, and later the
pain points il the agreement leaked
a, snd we're q1icsly spread far and wide
ser the city.
THE NINCEACTURERS.
!us manufacturers in this city, IS may
y imagined. were considerably excited
eFsr the multitude OF rumors shost, and 81
bsy we're uRtil late in the dsg, ss complete
in the dark ga the general public con
terning the basis of compromise, tbey
Pre- eager to obtain something tangible
Ai'er the basis Of the new scale hsC
Pen made known, several OF them
sra approached by reporters for the REG
rER aud asked What the effect OF the re
%mp,iou ot sork st the Junction would be
agreed that it was "a yet too earl,
tell but il was admitted that the out
toE he l,-oeut card Wss far from ia
Fable. Ssid ore gentleman, in reply +
uescon a. to the probable action OF th
stern Nail Association
Y 2 viii do nothing until after our mex
eSnz IN Cincinnati, unless it should b
paEa5 oesi to call g special meeting c
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The PORTER BILL PASSES
The House Yesterday By IA Vote of III TO
ia

The house ebteru6S DS Il Ote oI III W
Il3.
VAS lSGToN, February l6.-The House
went into O committee Of the who'll, Mr..
Springer, o. illinois in TIE chair, on the
Filz John Porter bill. MIR Phelps, Of
New Jersey, spoke in favor Of the bill, as
did Mr.. Cartin, OF Pennsyivania. Mr..
Warner, Of Ohio, also favored the bill.
Mr.. Brocg, OF Wi8cOnsir closed the de
bate ia support OF the bill. Mr.. hverhart,
of Pennsylvania. moved 10 recopEit bill
with instructions to strike out the words,
prior to his appointment under this oct,
60 as to make the proviso read: "Said Fitz
John Porter snail receive DO pay, coUpen.
sati5n, or allowance Whatsoever"
Mr.. Reed suggesting that this gave an
opportunity for vlndicating Porter from
any question OF money demanded the yeas
and nsyQ.
The motion 10 recommend was lost
yeas III, nsys lT3 Mr. Bragg Wis who
had demanded the prey!ous question, with
drew the demand, ard again took the floor
in support of the bill. After speaking
some time he said that the gen
tlemsn from Michigan Mr.. Cutcheon)
had tEken the report ct the second
battle Of Bull Run Gnd road the number OF
killed aud wounded on the 2Sth Of August
TOR the purpose Of showing that there bad
been a general battle. If the gentleman
had been disposed to hA i""a"i~"- L.
would have stated that the heading o.
these reports wag casualties between Au-
gust 10th anu September I'd
Mr.. Cutcheon declared be hsd so stated
in bis speech.
The bill was then psssed--yeps III. Days
liz.
FOURTH CLASS roSTMAsTsRS.
SpsciaI to The Rsgisf-r.
WASHINGTON, February ls.-Amoug the
fourth class postmasters appointed today
we're the following from Weet Vireiuis:
At Bensrdstown Webster county, S
Hsmrick, vice J. NJ. Hsmrck; ut
Orarge Boone county Alex Defar
nett, vice Robert Workman; at
TlChAHhfi uOnEOs county, T. l.. hthuSi
vice John H. Simpson; at Rock Camp
Monroe county, Mrs Rehpcca ]. Rud5,
vice Lucinda Harvey; at Rock Cave Up
shur county Martin NJ Rice, vice John T
Huff; at Willow Bend, Monroe county.
Mrs. Isabel Green, vice E. L. Meador.
DON'T WANT ANY PRESIDENT.
Among the petitions presented in the
Senate to day was one by Mr.. Hosr, from
"Citi2ers of the United State" "-whose
names, Mr. Hear thought, indicated that
they were OF foreign birth-prayipg for the
submission By Congress TO the several
States Of proposed constitutional amend
meut sbolshing the Presidency. The peti,
ton was appropriately referred,
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following uomi
nations 10 tie Senate: John Christian
Franks, Of California, 10 be United States
Marshal for California and among the
Postmssters: At Marietta, Ohio, Dudley s
Nye.
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S<eial u as REGISTER.

SrEUBExvILLE, o Fs9rusry l3-At 8
conference bstResn ihs Propsieto-s and
the workuea Of h. Junction I:ol Works,
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DON'T WANT Any PRESlpENT,
NOMINATIONS,

The President sen, the following uom,.
nations 10 tie Senate: John Christian
Frsnks, ct California 10 be United States
Marshal for California, and among the
Postmssters At Marietta, Ohio, Dudley s.
NYa
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Among merchants and business men,
Yesterday, the feeling was very general
that the new scale was the beginning OF
l. end, and that prosperous tunes "cGIa
..rca more come to the tEont r or
the nine months daring which
the strike has existed the city has
suffered incslculsble loss t6 her
business interests, and the going to work OF
the hundreds of men who have been Idle
for so lopg. will work something akin to
miracle in trade circles. During the lste
afternoon hours ard last evening toe
streets I'D town were fatty sh7e with peo'
ole, among whom the compromise WAs ;he
principal topic Of conversation. Along
Market street nailers, rollers. heaters aud
feeders were congregsted in large numbers
where they talked over the change IN TIE
situation until late hour
FROM Up TEE RiTER.
The following WAS received from Pitts
burgh last evening:
ypsSSal 10 ne RsgiSisr
PrrTsBURG February lS.-Preslten'
LsughEn was seen At the aonougeheii
House tonight but refused to state th'
terms of the comprcuise. Es said whs.
aver understanding had been arrived al
Was for the beuei. o! the junction l7or
Company snd Its employees; further thar
this he declined to tel