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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-15
Notice to Stock Breeders,

All parties concerned are hereby notified
that all money due for the service OF my
Peroheron Norman stations, "Wideawake.
IT, and WELCOME" must be paid to JOHN
REIMER, my agent, or to
iYl6-tf NGIVSNV. OvtA.
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The largest stock Of drugs, medicines, per
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price of Inytgorator So. Case Of
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blocks up Geary street from Kearney. Main
entrance through Di5pensRry Drug Store.
uOy20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
GROSS MlSMANAGEMENT

Alleged on the Part of Trustees OF the n. .
Y.,P. a. o., by English Boadhoiders.
LONDON, May ll.--At the meeting yes
terdsy Of the bond and share holders OF the
New York, Pennsy lvania aud Ohio Rail
road Company. Viscount Burg, he chair
man, in stating the objects OF the meeting,
referred TO the report made by Messra All.
port and Swarbrick after their visit TO
America in 1882 in which il was stated
that out Of the s60.O0O,0j0 or $40 900 900
increase in indebtedn,ss Of the company
since 1871, only S., SEQ GOO could be traced
representing added vAlae to property. Tbs
holders ought to stir themseve, and asser-
tain the meaning oi this disproportionAts in
crease in Indebtedness and value Of hold
ipgs Mr. Mcllenry in his statement
charging that the affairs OF the company
had been nismanaged. asserted that out Of
the proceeds Il the issue OF the Atlantic
and Great Western Company amounts az.
gregatiDg S2,5G0,000. had been distributed
to various parties wtom be named. He
charged that the trustees had shameiully
abused their trust and had wronefully
administered the property in their hands.
The company had commenced its career
in manner both brilliant and promising,
but iis affairs had never before been IN
such peril as they were now. The p,oper.
~ could be saved and it WAS worth sayins.
The meeting resolved to circulate Mr.
McHenrys statement. The Financial
News declines TO prin, the assertions OF
Mr.. McHenry, regarding mismanaRement
ill they ere proved II says the trustees
must meet the grave charges which have
been made against them. The subject 10
OF the greatest importance to oil investors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
REPUBLICAN, RESOLUTIONS
From tho Ohio Pit OF Corruption Regard
ing Senator Payne's EleOtiOn,

From lhe Ohio Pit OF Corruption Regard
ing Senator Payne's EIeOtiOn,
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following is
the full text of the resolutions Of the Ohio
Republican State Central Committee pre-
sented go the Senate to-day by Senator
Sherman:
WaERsAs. Ii has been shown TO our SAT-
isfaction By the testimony taken BY the
Committee of the Ohio House OF Repre-
seDtstiges. under House Resolution No
% aud froB other sources, 30 strongly as
TO induce us TO believe and charge that
the election OF Henry B. Payne to DO
Senator OF the United States was secured
by bribery, fraud and corruption; and
whereas the facts 80 established reflect upon
the good name Of the State Of Ohio and
affect in morals, as we'll as in Law, the va
Hdity of the titls Of Mr. Payne to his seat
of the Senate, now, therefore; be 1t
Resolved, By the Republican Central
Committee of Ohio, That in the name
of all honest people IN the Safe
IN bllO Auu AOE TUG SASNAN -
rha hitherto unsullied name and ndreputstloo
of our State, the Senate Of the United
States be and hereby is respectfully re
ouested to prosecute such investigation into
he matter suggested BY said report and
the charges herein preferred, and TO take
such acrion thereon as may be necessary
TO relieve our State from the disgrace
which it nov rests undsr and to do equity
aud Justice to sll concerned; aud
%--nlved, That the chairman Of this
o,ra n;t,ss n directed to forward su su
Senticsted copy of l.; lie resolution to Hon
Geo F Hoar chairman Of tnc committee
ON Privileges and Elections Of the United
States Senate.
Appended to the documents are the sig
natures of James Z LoWrey, chairman,
and Joshua X. Brown, secretary, certifying
it TO be a true copy of the preamble and
resolutions adopted by the Republican
Safe Central Committee OF Ohio at reg
ular meeting held in Columbus. o. May
= 1896
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
ST. LOUIS BUILDERS

Take Decided Action on tho Labor Cues
tion-The Agreement Adopted.
ST Louis, May IL AT meeting OF
the Master Builders Association last night
there were present all prominent Master
Builders Of the city. The labor question
was diseased ct fome length at the meet
ing adopted set of resolutions declaring
the right of the contractor to employ what
ever men he may see ti,, without reference
to any trade assembly, and to purchase
material from whom they choose. After
stating that the Master Builders will at all
times hear the grievances OF their em-
ploges and accede to all reasonable de-
msnds. the resolutions pledge those who
have signed them to at once cease work on
any building, upon which they mag be en-.
ployed, whenever any other member OF
their association shall be forced TO cease
work upon his contract By any trades union,
aud that such cessation shall continue until
their brother members shall again be able
10 resume his work,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
RRIDGEPORr.

The Indian show lef. Monday for Wash
ington, Pa.
J. J. Kelley is building new regidenoe
in Kirkwood
The Y. NJ. C. A. will meet in Etnaville
on Sunday next.
Mrs Jno. Cook has returned from q visit
in st. Cairsville.
Adam Eberie has had his store room
nicely repaiuted
Miss Lacy Topping has returnei from
visit 10 Ravenpa, q.
F. "A. Drummond leaves to-day on an
extended business trip.
Wood Darrah has accepted position
with q. E. Wells & Co.
August Breideps;ein and vile !esve next
Monday on a trip to GerHspy 10 be gone
two mopthe.
DR.. Cooke has made some improvements
on bis residence 10 R,rkTood, in the way
OF Q VerAnda.
Frank McConsugby, Who has been laid
up With typhoid fever for several dsys, u
convslescent.
Mr.. Pe;TJ Ha,hewsy has bought the
property on Whitley street. recently owned
| By Mr.. Ed. Dorsey.
John Rid has recpened his barber shop
in the Standard sdcito., next door to
IuglemeYers saloon.
Mrs. Frank Mabery, formerly Of here. but
now Of "Tifin. O.. is visiting her msn7
friends and relatives heIa
Tns many friends Of Felix Lsferty were
shocked to hear Of bis Sudden demise Q,
Clsrks6grg Yesterday morning.
Rev. Z 2. Keelsr, former pastor OF this
place preached in the n 4 Church, last
Sunday, both morning aud evening.
The Lancaster Chapel Congregation wi
hold a lawn fste st the residepce Of EE
Joseps Chandler aext Friday evening.
The Gsbing party. composed Of Messrs
Kuhn. Heinlein, MeConDauRhy and Wa
,ers, have returned from the State dsE
neAr Uhrichsville. -,
The Unisn Gornet Band OF Etpsyill'
|, will accompany Mountain City and Ad
vance Lodges 4. 4. l. 4 s. W. to Besve
to the Amslgsmsted June picnic.
W. Doone, Of MAYNARD, was recenti
fined forty-fve dollars and costs and hT
DAYS in the county jail for selLu5 neaor ;
minors, s.so fos selling on Sunday.
Cottage prayer meeting win be bsld
3 the residence Of Mr.. Edward WoSsecsk o
Fridsy eTeuips. Tue subject for discui
= NON Is Everlasting Mercy of Coz"
d A nan with an anssehistic losk in b
r eve and 9 gun OK more than ordinary pr
. portions in his pocket was 10 Bride,
= Monday night crsA'i". asensatious in Il
-. street saloons. The description
d Parsons. the Chicago agitator, In yesterdi
d mornings REGlsTER, seems to b: hi
q pretty vel. too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
why They RESIGNED.
Ex-Prsmisr Delyannis Says Moth.
ing But War Could Effacs
THE HUMILIATION OF THE GREEKS.
The London Press Say Gladstone's Home
Rule Measure Is Doomed
lrishmen Buying Rifles.

ATHENS. May I'm. Delysunis. the re-
tiripg Premier, refused to convoke the
Greek Chamber Of Deputies to take action
on the crisis. Last evening he explained
TO his sdhereuts the reason which prompt.
ed him and bis Ministers to resign.
He said that nothing but war could
efAce the humiliation 10 which
Greece had been subjected, bot that war
was impossible without uranimity among
the Greeks. The agitations carried on By
rhe opposition and the indifference Of the
King parslyzed the efforts OF patriotism;
therefore the government had resigned in
the interests Of the country. convinced that
the Powers entertained enmity towards the
government.
APPEALING TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The Greeks are holding mass meetipgs
all over the country to protest against the
decree o! blockade issued by the Powers,
and to appeal to the people OF foreign coun-
tries for sympathy against the tyranny OF
the Powars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
A DEADLY DOSE.

Result OF the Drug store Raid Night
Dead and Four Beyond Recovery.
CHICAGO, May ll.-It has been ascer-
tanned that the Polish and Bohemian riot
ers who regaled themselves with liquid re-
Treatments when they sacked the drug
store at Center avenue and Eighteenth
street last Wedues3ay, eight haVa died, and
aud at least four mere are known to be
beyond hopes OF recovery. The police
have been too much occupied with other
matters 10 hunt up those who were report
i'll but'a physician has been found who at,
tended some of the victims. de said It
was undoubtedly true that the men had
bepn poisoned by drinking the contents
of the bottles in the wrecked drug
store. The stuff taken was mostly wine
of colchicum, which greatly resemb les
sherry wine and has strong smell OF al
cohoi," he said. 1t ID virulent poison
and ia almost certain death if taken into
the stomach in any quantity over tea
snoopful. The effect produced by driak'
ipo il down il Qulps, as 1t doubtless was,
would be to give the victim excrucianng
nsins in the bowels and convulsions. The
sfF.ct does not wear of to any great extent,
but increases in violence for hours, until
completely exhausted, the patient dies IN
.gonv. his whole form writhing and bis
muscles d;avn Up In kuots oyer his arms
legs and neck"
Il have treated four and have nov 10 mJ
care three who are suffering from an over
dose Of psregoric, no doubt taken at tn'
same time as the colchicum and under tht
supposition that it was liquor Of some kind
| Will give you the names of the four col
ohicum gicnus, Ior ali OF them died ant
also of four others whom ! know OF, ou
we're attended by another physician: Fran
Stominski. Joseph Hudex, A, NoWak. Re
ter Surtuek. Joseph MoDznik, Csrl Wit
kelz. Jake 1shsGsp. Aysn Delic. Tn
| f,llowing ore sick and will probably die
Herman Hubtebik, Anton Ritto, Fran
Hetaiski, Eubit &Ss,.'
The addresses OF these victims OF riotou
greed are ell of West Seventeenth, RroSr
Ne4berry and TNenty-Rrst streets. Ho
many more there are cssnot, Of course, B
stated, nor is it likely that the truth in r
gard 10 the total numbsr will ever .
LEANED.
Disorderiy PittsburE .srriksrs.
PrrTsBUR0. May 1.-The striking Il
wagon drivers and helpers are forcing Il
uon.uuiou men to quite work. One ma
was assaulted on Liberty street this NOR
ing and compelled to leave his wagon
the street.. The companies have spphe
TO the authorities fer protection and
squad Of policemen has been detailed
Arrest the di.orderlH strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

and beams crashed them TO the ground
and buried them from view. Persons near
hearing the crash made their way, as they
best could against the beating stor N,
to the scene. The gale quickly suSsided
and the work OF rescuing was
undertaken by eager hands. The dead
and wounded were taken out as quickly az
pcslble and carried to the Nststorium ad-
joining, which was turned into hospital
Here the parents and friends Of the little
ones soon gathered each
SEARCHING FOR HIS OR HER OWN,
and uttering heartrendiDg cries as they
recognized in MANNED and bleeding forms
those whom they loved. Among the first
taken out several were dead, one or two
mangled almost beyond recognition. their
clothing torn and bodies covered with dust
aud mortar. The desthly psllor Of the
skin showing in painful contrast sgsinst
grim and blood stains. Many heroic
scenes were. enacted during the
rescue of the wounded children.
Some Of them seemed to have greater con.
troll than their elders. One little girl, halt
buried in the debris over whom the res
cuers were busy, begged them to leave her
and help g little boy beside her, because
The said he was
ONLY -FOUR YEARS OLD.
The scenes in the nstatorium SIS the
little ones we're brought in aud laid on i'm
oroVised cots, the dead placed together
,ide side, were pitiful beyond exposition.
dozen dead were taken ont during the
lay and their bodies sent to the houses OF
Borrowing families. Several OF the children
belonged to prominent families in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
SITUATION At CHICAGO.
All sigus of the Great Strike Rapidly
Disappearing.

All sigus of the Great Strike Rapidly
Disappearing.
CHICAGO, May ll.-There was no at.
tempt 10 resume operations in the West
Side lumber districts this morning, and
the eight to ten thousand men employed in
the yards and planning mills are still idle.
The lumber men claim that great major
ity of men are oyeraWed by Bohemian
Socialists who infest the region. A large
force of police continues to be stationed
in the district to guard against any out
break. The yards in the north and south
divisions of the city and at South Chicago
the yards and planning mills have all fnllg
resumed on the old basis of ten hours
work and ten hours pay, so that the lum
Der business Of the city is, in reality, only
lightly affected.
Tie metal working establishments opea-
ed again this morning with larger working
forces than yesterday, and the proprietors
expect to see sll the men on duty again
Within a few days. AS class, the turni
ture workers constitute the only one which,
il holding out for eight hours. The boo:
and shoe manufacturers who tried the eight
hour day as an experiment are consider
ing the advisability Of returning to ten
hours The evidences Of the presence of
the great sulkes therefore are rapidly dis.
sppearicg in every portion of the city:
The Brunswick Bake Collender Billiard
Table Company, this morning claimed
that they had between one hundred and
one hundred and fifty men at work. This
number was not nearly sufficient to run
the factory. A great crowd of strikers
s,ood about the factory on Market street.
and Mr.. Bansinger, at 30 o'clock, teie.
phoned for the police. A squad was i'm
mediately sent down from the East Chicago
avenue station. The strikers rapidly dls-
appeared on the arrival of the police.
rhe police reserves are still on duty at
the respective stations. The police are de-
voting their energies in procuring evidence
against the Anarchists, and it is claimed
on the trial of the conspirators the evidence
will be ample for conviction OF murder
agsins, August Spies, Schwab, Parsons
and Fisher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
CANADA DEFIANT.
Utterances of the Toronto Press C0ncern-
ing the Seizure of the Adams.

Utterances of the Toronto Press C0ncern-
ing the Seizure OF the Adams.
ToROxro ONT, ll.--Ghe Globe, in an
editorial article on the seizure Of the
American vessel David }. Adams, says:
There seems to be no room for doubt
that the master of this vessel acted illegal
IL and that the seizure WAS properly made
The pCople of the United States did not
know what they were doing when they ab
rogated the clauses in the Washington
treaty. They find now that their fisher
men cannot pursue their business profit
ably unless they are permitted TO take or
purchase bait on our shores For the sake
of Canada, for the sake of the Empire, we
hope that if the Imperial Government in
terferes IN this business, openly or secretly,
it will be 10 help US to maintain our rights
and not 10 thwsrt, hamper o. restrain us
in enforcing the terms of the treaty.
The Mail says; AN American vessel
has Just been seized at DigbE n s, for
trespassiug, and we presume that test
case will De made II, as the London
Times asserts, the Eugish people have no
interest in seeing that their Canadian fel
low subjects are not robbed, be it 50. A
thoroug understanding Of tbOt fact, i it
be fact, might, perhaps, set some of Us
thinking very seriously about the draw.
backs OF colonial existence, but it would
not frighten us into surrendering our prop,
erty to Americans Our plain duty to our
selves, if the Americans will agree 10 no
reasonable settlement, is TO continue to
protect our fish as best va can. Thirty
thousand Canadians are dependent upon
the fishing industry, but even If our fisher
les were not worth one poor farthing we
should still be inclined to defend them to
the best of our ability, for, to tell the truth
We have grown weary of being sacrificed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
BASE BALL.
The rittsburgs Win Another Game F.om
CincinDati.

The Pittsburgs Win Another Game F.om
CincinDati.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE Pitts
burgs won Grotber game from Cincinnati
by timely and hard batting. The visitors
also INDUCED in some sluggipg, but their
hits were scattered. The fielding on both
sides was not up to the standard. Score
Pirtsburg Q, Cincinnati 7.
At Detroit t-Detroits 10, New York
none.
At Chlcago-Chicsgo |, Boston &.
At New York--In the game between the
Brooklyn and Athletic clubs the latter were
outplsyed q. every point, and Brooklyn
virtually settled the game by tremendous
batting in the fret inning. Peoples fine
short field work was feature of the game
Brooklyn y Athletics
At Louisyile-The ST Louis club bat
ted Ramsey hard and by fine bare running
had no trouble in winning the game. st.
Louis 9 Louisville |.
At Baltimore-Conditiop Of grounds
caased postpouement Of the Baltimore,
Metropolitan game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
CHAMBERLAIN DisGUsTED
with Gladstons's speech He Declare
Ho Has rs, an D,c.ivsd

With Gladstons's speech -Hs Declares
Ho Has Been Deceived.
LONDON. May 1.-The Pail Mall Gs.
zette this afternoon says thnt Mr.. Glad.
stones speech last night made bad worss
and sealed the fate Of the Home RuIe
bill. 1t adds tb.t Mr. lsbouchsre, who
had acted as Intermediary between Mr..
Gladstone and Mr.. Cham berlain, had in-
formed the latter TIM, the Premier was will
ing TO make adequate conccssons in order
10 secure the support Of the Radical leader
and bis adherents The speech did NO, bear
out this promise in the way It bad been
accepted by Mr. Chamberlain, and, the
Gazette says, he WAS as,onished and dis
gusted. and openly declared in the lobby
Of the House Of CON mons that he had
been misled, aud would nov oppose Mr..
Glsdston's bill tooth and nail
The st. James Gazette says there 10 no
longer any doub: that iha 'disrupiios bilr'
(Mr. Glsdstones Home Rule m.asure) has
collapsed,
The Globe asserts that there is less
chance now than ever OF tho Home Role
bill passing its second reading.
The Echo declares that Mr.. Gladstoues o
bill is virtually doomed.