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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-10
PARKERsBURe PARAGRAPHS.
Death of an Old Cltlzen-Arrest OF q
Lunaiic-TOm Daley shot.
Special 10 the Register.

Death of an Old CItIzen-Arrest of a
Lunatic-Tom Daley shot.
Special 10 the Register.
PARxERsBuhG, W. Va, May 9.-Jobn
Davis and Chas. IrEi1, colored, aud Mich
&C! Shagresy we're arrested last night BY
Officer SAmue!s for druukeupess and riot
inS.
Officer McNulty arrested an unknown
man on charge Of in,imidatiDg ladies on
the street. The fellow is supposed to be
On escs ped luuauo. =,
A row occurred sometime during the
n;cht in which young fellow named
Taomas Daley wos shot aud slightlI
wounded in the side, the ball gianciDg oil
with cut serious damage.
Mr. D. Rocca aa OLD citizen, died early
last night at his rooms on Court street
Mr.. Rocca had been sufferer Tor long
tine. - u
A man who gave the name OF Doctor L
8. Leon, Of Louisville, Ky, was arrested
last night by Officer Campbell. The per-
ps,e,ic esculapus was on dilspldatec
dunk, and very abusive, ,6tteen days on th'
stone pile.
A P. Bustong 6Doiber foreign celebrity
struck tae town, looking Tor Herr Most
He got Gfeen days on the stone pile. VI
fcers Selis sud 5smuels pulled him
The notorious "Doll PeDlev was sen
doRn on evidence OF Officer McNerpey.
John Ho~coId wss arrested ny Otlcs
Farley, on charge Of violent sssaUlt on ID
Smith.
sam Steallcy and Guthrie Waterman
Two COW bo7s from the country, was pulie'
By Officer Campbell. They failed to cay
turs IHe tow.
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The FREIe IT sTslXe FAILS.

I,t. .n,.c,.ptausnrai Nv SSitchmen-Hlll
We Declared of To-day.
Cgr,ro Hay 9 Nearly oil the freigh.
handlers employed % S.Eike here were
prssen, a, 8 mes,in.s OF ,hs Freight Work
srs Union 10 nigh. The meeG9g had no
sooner been called TO order than q com
manicafoa was receiqed tom the switch
mems Uaioa wherein that o'sSn'zAuon
a3,oIu,ely refused 10 uphold the freight
workers in their pyessn, strike or even
10 conp,eDanas il The reading OF this
.sonmuric,ri5n Wa followed oY q warn
debate. which brought into Vle~
q general sentiment thai the
popular prs siuGics agsrnss strikers, intensi-
lied cy the tragedy Of Tuesday, made the
prospect OF success exceedingly douottOL'
Many Of those p. sent openly declared 1t
their wish 10 abandon the principle Tor
which the7went out ard to return TO ToTA
feeling resulted in the appointment oi
"a committee which is instructed 70 CAL al
ths athces ofall the roadsto morrow mornlp
aud NEGOTIATE tor tas mos; favorable settle
ment possible. Itis stated that talhugIu any
Better couce.sio on the part OF the rosos
the committee will slhorizs the dIscon'
tu1sncs Of the strike on the one considera
too ina, tbe men sn De allowed to return
"a freight worker present at the meeting
'saiI be believed the strike would be at 81
teui Il morrow morning
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Whole Family wiped Out Of Ex.
istsncs by Reckless Driving.
MANGLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.
A Father, Mother and Two Pretty Little
Girls Meet an Awful and Sud-
den Death.

Fr. WAYNE. IND, May As the day
express which left Chicago at Bis o. NJ,
via Fort Wayne road. this afternoon was
passing the little station Of Iuwood, si1
miles east Of Plymouth, Ind at 6 o'clock
this evening horrible accident occurred
and four hves will be Lost thereby. John
Wymer, young farmer living mile and
q bali east Of Inwood started from his
home this morning accompanied BY his
wife and two pretty little daughters, aged
three aud four years, and drove out to
visit some fiends After spending the
day they started back and reached In.
wood station just as the express vas due.
As his wagon was passing over the track
il was struck BY the engine and both horses
we're killed Instantly, a. WAS also Wymsr
aud the eldest child Ris wife and the
other child escaped instant death, bu, are
suf,ring grea, pgony and cannot recover.
The bodies OF Wymer and the other child
are msnPled 90 as to make them almost
unrscognizaole, and they present sicken-
ing appearance. The girls head was sew.
cred from the body and lay fifteen feet
away while Wymer was simply .hA elsss
IN ass.
An eye witness said to an Associated
Press reporter 1T is an awful accident
but no one is to blame but Wymer. jest
before they came down this far. Wymer
had friend in the wagon with him. This
man strongly urged him not TO sttsmp, to
cross the track, but Wymer paid no heed
to him. Then the friend got out OF the
wagon and let, Wymer to take the chance
if he wanted to. Wymer was foolish, but
It's too late 10 talk ABOUT that"
After the train had moved out the dead
and dying were Ibid on the floor Of the liz.
lie station to await the arrival OF medical
aid, though there was no hope that either
mother or child would live until it could
reach them. The coroner q, Plymouth
was also notified and will probably hold
m ipques, 20 morroR.
Much sorrow was expressed among the
residents OF InSood md the passengers ut
he unfortunate event. by which an entire
amily will be wiped out Of existence
through the recklessness Of il head member.
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powDERLY ISSUES A CALL
FOR a special Session OF the General


For special Session OF the General
Assembly.
Bu~woRg. No , May 9-General Mas
ter Workman P1wdsrlg, cf the Knights Of
labor, actin; u1de: the authority vested
Ia him ov the GaasraI Executive Board,
has issued s cal, to the various sssemhhe'
| Of The order ir specj>l session OF III"
General Assembly to be held in Cleveland
Tuesday May p. The causes Leading TO
the calling OF rhe session are gwen ss fOl
Bows.
F:rs'-The rapidly increasing mem9SS
sh'p OF 'te order requires Changes m its
laws, which the G-neJal Executive b)lso
have no SG,hority 70 msSs.
Svcobd-Tha laas in relation 10 the
government Of haGc0,'ias are wholly IN
adequate 20 compel obedience or
the Par, OF assemblies ina
oelI,vc IN hCyco'tiuE toi
eTerg Cde' 50 whether great OF snail
alrd-Ibe lass la re'aiion to s'nhe'
H. n0' gvs ths General Executive Boarc
poser to laisri-re in such matters until th'
s'nks EA' been inaugusatsd.
Fourh-rde order has become involved
pa 6.th-ultss Hi,h trade societies and al
eHlrtls b-iug made 20 create rupture be
tE-en the;e sOc;eies and the Knights o
Labor.
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Foreixn Markets.

LONDON, May 9.-The demand for dis
count during the past week was moderate
At q for 3 months and II for short. Amer.
;csn railroad securities were depressed al
the opening of the week, but beeAme &C
i've and stronger, influenced BY the
prouus suppression Of the Labor riots IN
the West improved traffic returns, ana
advancing New York prices, aud at tas
close Yesterday ere was full demand
and prices were the highest OF the week.
but insufficient to cover the fail.
PAKIs, MAY 9-There WAS an active sno
general rise on the Bourse during the past
week.
BERLIE, May 9 9-Business oU the Bourss
has been fat during the past week, soo
there -ss q general. though slight decline
in prices. n.,
FRANKFORT. MAY 9.--pn!ing tee Ssst ,Ss,e
business on the Bourse was III AN -, -
was a small decline in prices. The us- 49,
however, closed firm.
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PRESIDENTIAL NUPIIALs.
Latest Surmises rs to Where the oere-
mony viii Take Place.

Latest Surmises rs to Where the Cere
mony win Take Place.
BUFFALO, N. Y May S.-A Buffalo law
yer, who returned from Washington to-day
said that the President was surprised q
the amount Of gossip the papers were sbl'
to publish about his private affairs Sale
he: II do not see why the public shoulC
care whether marry or not, because that
is purely my own sfair."
The lawyer says he asked Mr.. Cleveland
when the Wedding would take place. The
President leaned back in his chair and
laughed heartily, saying: 'If / invite any
body to see it they will know about it. |
am not thinking nov about weddings. !
have some work to do
Police Judge King, Of Buffalo, who has
been favored guest at the Executive
Mansion in Washington this week, told
the correspondence informant that he be
heved the President was clearing up
his work with view to having
good rest this summer. Accord
ing to the best available information
Miss Folsom and her mother will stay in
some private hotel in New York for a week
or two after their arrival from Europe Oa
some appointed day they will 90 to Wash
iDgton by special train, keeping their de-
parture secret. Meanwhile they will be
Joined in New YorA by Miss Emma Fol.
som, the brides cousin, and Miss Rose
Cleveland, unless the latter happens to be
in Washington. Law partner Blssell, Of
Buffalo, will manage to arrive simultSne.
ously. The party will be rapidly driven
to the White House, where o minister
will be ready to perform the ceremony In
the blue room. Those mentioned and
Private Secretary Lsuont's family, will be
t ne only oGe' present. As quickly as pos
siols the President, his bride and her
mother will leave the Capital for some Jet
undetermined place, where a months
rest will make the honeymoon doubly
enjoyable to the President. 1t is
here that Folsonedsle will
be selected, because it is a retired
place where intrudsrs would not fare well
Colonel Folsom, the grandfather, has
splendid and commodious country house
and two hundred-scre farm on which the
party could find seclusion, Folsomdsle Is
twenty miles from Buffalo. THERE'S fresh
talk here about the wedding ceremony TAX
ing place in Buffalo, bit this is not be-
Heyed because of Miss Folsom's frequent
" expressed desire to be married in tie
White House
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NOT MUCH TO SAY.
-. PuIpfts OF Chicago on Tuesday
Nights Riot.

-. PuIpits Of Chicago on Tuesday
Nights Riot.
Cy,r,e, ILLs, Nay 9.-As might nat
r,slIv be expected the topic of the ser
m,Ds prsached here to-day bore directly
r,or the riot OF Tuesday night The
morning Was fee and all the principal
c,,rcbss were we'll filled, especially the
C.,,rsl Music Hall aud McYickers thea
- LARGE numbers OF intermittent church
,,s,, were added 10 the unusually large
ss,D,,s,s,ions of Prof. Swing and
n. Thomas through sn apparent
5a.irs 10 hear What the pulpit
S,d 10 add 10 press comments on the latest
is,rs of Anarchism DR.. Lorlmsr was
sI.o a fsvorlte AID halt score OF others
,Doks 10 attentive congregations on 80
c;.Lsn None Of the utterGuces made on
N. subject were particularly remarkable,
s15 M novel solution Of the labor pro
him Was presented. Prot. S"ing
8ssl, admiriusly and PatheucalIy
1pon the bravery OF the ponce
of,srs whose hyes had been sacrificed. and
i-nIorsd the presence Of socisl conditions
VSIch led 10 such result DE-. Thomas die,
c..ssi the relations b=twseu labor and
|r,,,,>. ,re- tha ia'eiiscrual manner Gus
r.,B 49, w..h alm - DR. Lorim-r confer
"a a favor or n,4 heaters hyrevleEing the
L;s,o-g NJ Communism, and clearly dehn
;r,,5a ,,,apiug Of Socialism and lts sd
lpcrs or branches OF AnAEchlsm and NM
hsm
The sermons were united IN advocating
me summary suppression OF anarchism
The lay should usa tha means Wl'Nln -
s,,wsr TO prevent the distribution OF incen'
5i,yy literature, the making OF lAeendIAr;y
speeches, and rhs Destruction OF the Puo'
lie ussce through tae assembling OF tur ou'
lsrr characters Of the class referred to.
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MRS. THOMPSON.
The Victorious Postmistress Receives an
Ovation at Louisville.

The Victorious Postmistress Receives an
Ovation at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Ky May 9.-Mrs. Virginia
C. Thompson, the resppointed Poslmis-
rress, has returned from Washington calm,
confident and well pleased with her victory.
Her ofIice in the Custom Hou-s was in
vaded By o continuous stream OF people to-
day, Offering congratulations upon her sue
cess. She says she will have an almost
unanimous vote of the Senate; that
Senator Blackburn made his strong
esr personal effort TO defeat her before the
PostoHice Committee and failed to change
auy member He threatens to make a
speech against her in epen Senate but she
IA as anxious for him to do that as he Is,
because she believes any thing be would
say would strengthen her case With the
public as would give Senator B-ck "a oP'
oortuniry to tell the facts in reply. There
u a great pressure of Democrats for ap-
pointmsnts under Mrs Thompson, but she
saws that any changes Uill ba gradual and
with an eye siugly to the Improvement OF
the service.
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Dwelling House Burned.
g,,.s..,,J a, ybs psgtsfaF

PARkERsBURG, W. Va, May 9-Tbe
dwelling of John Johnston, about one mile
out of the city, took fire this morning and
was burned 10 the ground. The FIRE is
supposed to have been communicated from
q detective Aue to the inner walls OF the
main building. The flames were first seen
sbou, 1 O'Clock this morning from the res
ideuce OF Hon. John A. Hutchinson, who,
with other members of his family, went to
the rescue. They found Mr.. JoSuston and
family sound asleep, and entirely unaware
Of their danger. They were with difficulty
aroused and gotten out Of the building
which was in q mass Of ssethiG1 gsmes)
ia their night clothes, not being soie 10
save any Of their wardrobe. Indeed they
barslv esesped being cremsted in the burn
ing Building. Loss On Eo9'e, $1,000; on
fuSnitnre 5000; Insurance oa house,
b 500: on furniture $500.
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An Exprsss Change.

CLETnASD, o., May 9-The announce
|neut is nIde that the U, s Express Com.
psn7 which hSG operated since 1854 on
S7R York, LSke Erie aud Western and
|NeE York, Pennsylvania and Ohio rail-
|fOAds will, on Saturday next, a. the expl:
Patton OF It's yesrly contract, be superseded
'SY the Pacific Express Company on those
lines and their branches. The Psclhc
66Hps.as Company is controlled By Jay
|S'aId, Who il is said desires by
nsa1s Of the Erie TO gain an eastern out
PEI tOs ihs express OF his Southwestern sys
Esu. Il q hintsd that the United States
HIprsss coaSsny Viil transfer its business
Fron Erie to the New York. LIeksEsun'
saa Western. aud vii have q western out
s. over the Lake Shore end Michigan
coa'aern Tks'e changes are 20 be De
..se ,asc upon Al q meeting in New York soi'
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English Malice.

LINCOLN, NEB, May 9.-Pstriek Egan.
President Of the Irish National League OF
America, has this evening tor"arded the
following csblegram 70 Ar Psrnel;
To Charles S PdrReN, London:
r. p;IES statements of the Standard; GLOBE
Telegraph and ST. James Gazette charging
our countrymen with iusugsting the
Socialist riot in Chicago, are untounded
Ebels. Not q single Irishman was among
the Anarchists. while most Of those fell de-
tending the public order were OF our
nationality This latest evidences OF nance
on the part of the Enghsh press has greatly
hs,rsd our cause among the American
people. ,p
Signed 'PATRiCN E'AN
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BASE BALL.
Louisville OutpIays st. Louis Yesterday
Scores Elsewhere.

Louisville Outplays st. Louis Yesterday
scores Elsewhere.
LoUGsvrLE, KY., May 9.-Tbe Louis
villes redeemed themselves and played q
brilliant game. Taey optgleyei the St.
Louis clu6 at eysrY point. The visitors
made orIy three hits up TO the last inning
LouisviIls, s; St. Louis, I. Rsrned rama,
Louisville 3; ST. Louis ]. Two bsse hits
Weirick, Mack, McGiunis, Gleason. Three
hase bits. Mack 2 Passed balls, Kerrins
|. Kenler /. Wild pitches, McGisnis.
Firs, base on balls, ; each. Struck out
Ramsey s. McGiuuis 2. Double plays,
Mack, White Heckerr Robinson, end volt
Stolen bases, Wolf, Strauss, Weirlck, Gl'a
soa. Ecrors, Louisville l, St. Louis s.
Umpire, John Kelly.
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CONDENSED TElEGRAMs.

But little hope is entertained Of ex Pfesi-
dent Arthurs uotimste recovery.
DR.. Cyrus Edison, Of New York, ssys
there 10 no such thing rs hog cholsrs.
There are now seventy FIVE mooushipsrs,
some Of them women, 10 the Covipgton
Ky Jail.
Burglars got away with q. 600 in stsmJs
and Gosh from the Mabis;ee Mich pos;-
Office, Friday night.
Ex Senator Mcdonald, OF Indiana, 10 Of
the opinion that Presiden, Cleveland viii
be renoninnied and re-elec;ed
Flora Johnston, AZ jamestown, vounds
her lover, Jas X-inrr. and then fatally
shoots hers:lf with rifle. Cau,e. JEALOUSY.
Justus Il. Scbweb, the New York Social.
let, declares tba: b. di 'couptensnces the
work Of the Chicago Anarchists.
Mr. A. W. 8 Miuear. Of Athens. O., 70
turning home unexpectedly NJ night vss
mistaken Tor burglar aud fatal shct BY .
hired boy.
President Cleveland will cell hauh on
indiscriminste legislation on pension
claims By ysioing al bills that do no,
.hov Q eleHa title BY the records.
Miss Catherine Wolis, Of New York city
has given SIS. 900 towards the purchase OF
81 Philips church 10 thai city. TO Be used
ss an Italian mission Ia connection With
Grace p. T. church.
! ODorovan Rosa 10 very much dis
pleased xith tie tone OF tne resolutions
adopted in reference TO Gladstoue's policy
By ihe home rule meeting held in EsV
York City Thursdsy evening.
II 10 alleged that General Lord W woIs.lsy
has threatened 10 resign aud lead she Ulster
l4oyslis,s 10 rebellion il h9ue rule ID
granted 10 Ireland. Lord Charles Berss-
lord is reported to have sssomed like
position.
The hArbsrs OF Cincinnati (bosses and
: joasceymen) propose forming . Union,
and establishing system Of shorter houru
and regular rates oi charges and wages.
Lewis York. engaged 10 scattering Az.
Afchis. Gtsratare about Lossnshort, Ird
was waited upon b. committee Of e;s,-
zens ard adviaed 70 leave tosn. Hs lst
: by the 6ru train.
, Senator Fair. Of Nevada recon mepdl
the purchase Of he Islsud q 8snta Cslipa
! In the Pacific 0csss, aboat tssnty.6v,
! miles southwest Of Los Angeles, and col
: onizing the Apache On IL
Tia AnsrcI.ss in Nss Yak ssd vicinity
number .bsut ten thousand. Bot they an
divided into tvo confspdipR fscsious, hesd
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SUNKeN COAL BAR6ES.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Lost by n Rapid
Rise.

Thirty Thousand Dollars Lost by Rapid
Rise.
PITTsBURG, May AT q quarter TO ak
o'clock this morning $4,000 worth Of
property in coal bSrgeS was sunk in the
Mopongahels river between Dam No. |
end Point bridge The wrecks are s,rewn
along both the Monongshela and Ohio for
several miles. The cause Of the daaster
was the sudden and rapid rise in the
river. The coal men we're look
ing for high water. but it came
sooner than they expected. At $50
o'clock this morning fuel fat which had
broken from its mooribgs up the river
came drifting rapidly down the swiftly
running current, rising At tss rate of six
inches an hoaT. Just heloS the dam It
st.soi aground feet OF tEeiys barg:s be.
loDging 10 the aaTust Coo! Company of
Cincinnati. The forcs OF the shock was
60 great that the lines we're parted and
the entire tow started down the river
Before they had gone far they encoan-
tered twenty bargea belonging TO
Overel x 60. Further down
three barges Of the birmingham Coal
Co, ami one each Of Bfosn 4 Sons and
Sneathers L Wilson. The s'eambosts
Alarm, Fred Wilson and Dippold started
in pursuit, but they only saved eleven Of
the bsrgss. The other t#entY.tsa we're
sunk and are total loss, No further
damage occurred. Tse following are the
losses: Mast .; Coal Company l3 barges
sunk, $4,000; O'Neil 4 Co 3 barge.
tuok, 6 bsrges damaged, $l2 0O0: Bru
ingbsm Company ; bsrges sunk. - 500,
W. FL Brown barge, 81 900; snesthen a
Wilson ! barge, 81 900 There are 5000
0a0 spIseis Of coal nov awaiting shipment
and great portion will go down the rivel
within the next Is bOurs
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sssa. GOO vie 10 Canada.

nvLL, QuEBsC. May "a FIRE broke out
st about one O'Clock this DoIpipg in Alder
man Landrys bakery, snd sprs adiDg rapid
ly soon aesiroyed all the houses on Lake
spd Dake s.reets, aud On &aia t,Iest o.
lar as Poh,iL's stone hIocs, at ;bs corner
Of Main and Slsds s.,eets, where it Wa
checked, Tie area covered By the FIRE /,
about ten acres, and one hundred snd fifty
families we're burned out. The new post
Office. costing about $3.50 900, was dsstsoy
ei. The other Losses sfs sz;irstsd a
800 900. on which ,besa - 90 Insurance.
Of 81. .O0a.
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A Falling Bridge.

UREA, n. I, May The new iron
bridge being built at LYonsdals. Lewis
county. gave way yesterday preeipitatirg
seven workmen aud a wreck Of twisted
iron into the Noes river, 20 feet beloz.
Two men escaped BY jumping on G pier,
One workman, W. A. Wilcox, of Port
Lyon, in lesping to an abuimeut lost hi:
foo,hold and was fatally injured. The
others swan ashore although snns Of them
bad sustained teyeFe injuries. The acci
dent wAs caused BY giving way Of TEN
porary trestle.
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cincinnati Editors Indicted

CINCINNATI. May 9-Tbe grand jury
have found indictments against Mnra'
Hslstesd and Richard Smirh, OF The Com
msrcial Gazette, and John K. Mclean oil
the Euuuirer, for printing lottery adVer
tisements.
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Probable RataI Shooting.

CLEyFLAxD. ONO, May 9.-At Hazel.
ton, Ohio, to-day, Thomas James, q saloon
keeper, was probably fatally shot BY Wm.
Posers. james attempted to separate
Powers and Bort Henckston, who were
fighting, and Powers shot him. Powers
vas arrested.
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A Iurderous FEMININE Freak.

Paterson, N. j.. May a-Periko Fer.
nandez, rich Cuban Of Hawthorn, N. j.,
was shot in the night breas. last night
about IL o'clock BY his wife Belle. The
woman then placed the pistol to her right
temple. blowing her brains out. No cause
is known for the deed. Mr.. Fernandez
was q member Of the New York club.
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A petroleum. Broker suieidss.

NEW YoKK, May 9.--Ti,us B. Jstimer.
q petroleum broker doing business ct 81
Exchange Place, committed suicide By
shooting himself at his home 10 day. he
vas deranged at the time.
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o,oo.inr IN. soc,aIi., Law.

vienna, May 9--Three thousand work
men held meeting TO day and adopted .
resolution demanding Of the Liberal Dep
uties that they oppose The Socialist Law.
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An Attack on salvattonists.

ZURICH, May "a mob made an At
tack on the Salvation Army meeting nenr
this city TO day, and demolished the build
ing in which the meeting VAS being held.
Several persons were injured.
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HoRsroRDs ACIo PHOSPHATE,
1r,onn,-ahI. in s,ck aeaaacbe.

Incompatible In sick Headache.
DR.. Fred. Horner, Jr., Salem, Va, says:
'Po relieve the indigestion and 80 callei
sick headache, and mental depression Incl.
dent to certain stages Of rheumatism, it ID
Incompatible"
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Crushed to Death

GRASrsvrLLR, W. Va, May S.-Thomas
F Ferrsl, q prominent citizen OF TINS
county, and o timber ard lumber dealer
was instantly killed nesr his home Wedues-
day morning BY being crushed between
two LOGS.
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sIvnnl station Bur ned.

PuLApELpHA, Pa. MsY S.-The Phil
adslobia Maritime Exehsnge Signal sta'
ton on Cape H-nlopeu. took hrelast nigo'
and the flames dsstroyei 'yerythng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-10

PrSx gums g. d mouth a. d dazz ing tee
aud breath OF BAN and lips o. rose
Ara found not in this world beneath
With young or old, save only those
Who ever Wisely. while thsy may,
| Uss SoZQDoNT BY night and day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-10
Coal sh,pm.utx.

PIrTssrRG. May s.-Coal shipments TO-
day, 4.0s5 900 bushels, OF which 2.s47, 900
bushels are for Louisville and LAS 900
bushels for Cincinnati.