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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

The Neptune smelter at Bisbee start al last Tuesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

Paraioxical as I; r9ay seem, Dr. Oder r,gtt is always the hanr'ast when he Is - ,l-,,,r- .siowu in the l.s..f %
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08

Amsr named Million di.i in Los Angeles a day or two ago. He was 8 s1-1urner and left no Million heir.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-08
Gladstone and Parnell.

". B. HoRrox. Ex-OaicIo Clerk, Pei ChGs. R. Drake Deputy Ex-Ohicio Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
WHOLESALE MURDER.
The Awful Deed of a Black Fisnd
in Arkansas.
A FAMILY OF SIX SLAUGHTERED
The Murderer Being Pursued by Blood.
hOunds.--Meagrs Details of
the Horror.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February ls.-In.
formation has reached this city of terri
BILE crime-the slaughter Of family of six
people. The report circulated here is
based on private telegram, which stated
that passenger had come to Palarm from
a settlement about eight miles from the
station with the news of the terrible trag-
edy. The dispatch contained only the
meagre facts that six persons-tather,
mother and four children-hsd been killed
BY negro.
From the men on the train that pass ed
Palarm yesterday evening, however, it was
learned that posse was being formed to
60 in pursuit Of some one who killed the
James family. A passenger on the same
train said that the murderer had no. been
caught. and the people intended to procure
bloodhounds from the penitentiary to to!-
low him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
JOHN 3. COUGH DEAD,
He Dies Ye.terday Afternoon Surrounded
byReIatives and Friends.

He Dies Ye.terday Afternoon Surrounded
by ReIativesand Friends.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February Is
John B. Cough, ths eloquent temperance
lecturer, died at 445 o'clock this after
noon at the residence Of DR.. R. Bruce
Burns, in Frankiord, where he was taken
Monday night when stricken with paral-
yss, while lecturing at Frankford Presby'
terian church. His wife was at his bed
side When he died. There were also present
Mrs. Edge, his sister, Mrs. Burns and two
nieees, Misses Mary and Fannie Wbitcomb;
Mr.. John Wansmaker Rev. Tnos. Mur-
ply. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner. II was re-
called to-day that the last words spoken
BY Mr. Cough were: Young mGo, make
your record clean.
The body will be embalmed aud after
services at the house will be taken to Wor'
ce,te., Mass, tomorrow evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
ANOTHER STREET CAR STRIKE.

An Alleged Breach of &greement-Pros-
poets Favorable for settlement.
NEw YoRE, February lo.-Claiming that
the kigh,h gnd Ninth Avenue Railroad
Company, or it's or1cers. mao not EeSt their
agreement with their employees, the latter
went on q strike this morning Tor the pur-
pose OF enforcing their rights. The inter
eats of the men are being looked alter By
the Executive Committee of the Empire
Protective Association.
Both the above roadS are beng rCn by
the saue company aud it is claimed that
the new time table Sgreed upon has not
Dsen nut into effect OF the 90 Nesey
street cars, o,ly % come within the twelve
hour limit, tue remainder ranning over
time without extra pay.
Tns Board [. Dire2tc2E CT the roads and
the committee Of the Empire Protective
Association are now in session trying to
come 20 on agreement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
STILL KICKING,
Some Ore Should Kindly Inform
Republican Senators
THATTHE PRESIDENT HAS SAID mo
Also that He Wasn't JOking--The fitz
John Porter Bill Passes the
House.

WASHINGTON, February l9.-The reso'
lutions embraced in the report OF the Judi
ciary Committee, which was submitted to
the Senate today by Mr., Edmunds, and
which be did not desire TO have read at
present, arc in their full tex! as follows:
Resolved, That the foregoing report OF
the Committee on the Judiciary be agreed
to and adopted.
Resolved, That the Senate hereby ex-
presses its condemnation Of the refusal OF
the Attorney General, under whatever in
aueuce, to send to the Senate copies ofPa-
pers called for By its resolution OF the 25th
OF January, and set forth in the report OF
the Committee on the Judiciary, as in vio-
lation of his official duty and subversive of
the fundamental principles of the Govern.
ment, and of O good administration thereof.
Resolved, That it is, under these clrcum-
stances, the duty OF the Senate to refuse
its advice and consent to proposed remov'
sls of officers, the documents and papers
in reference to the supposed official or per
sonsl misconduct Of whom are withheld by
the Executive, or any head OF a depart
ment, when deemed necessary by the Sen
ate and called for in considering the mat
ter
Resolved. That the provision Of Section
1854 Of the Revised Statutes, declaring
That persons honorsbly discharged from
the military or naval service by reason OF
disability resulting from wounds or sick
ness incurred in the line Of duty, shall be
preferred for appointments to civil offices,
provided they are found to possess the bus
mess capacity necessary for the proper dis
charge Of the duties of such Office ought
to be faithfully aud fully put in execution,
and that to remove or to propose to re-
moye any such soldier whose taithfulness,
competency and character are above re-
prosch and to give place to another who
has not rendered such services, is VIOLA
ton Of the epi,i' Of the law and of the
practical gratitude the people aud Govern
ment Of the United States owe 10 the,de-
tenders of constitutional liberty and the
integrity Of the Government.
Al! of which is respectfully submitted.
TSigned GEO. r. EpMUYDS,
JoHY j. INGALLS,,
). /. r. MCMILLAN,
Csc. F. HoAR,
JAvEs F. Wilson,
Ud. NJ EyART:.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
HI I.IAIRE.

The business men met in The Mayors
office last night. 'G tax over The early clos
ing movement
Three Whe.lnR yCuDg mrn mud t-o
Bellaire gentlemen hrr now travelling with
Duprez and PeDedic,
a break q: tho steel works delayed work
yesterday, bU, The plant will be on again
to day.
Two funerals eooh day for three days, Is
the report e the sexton.
John TMbct. Republican candidate tor
Marshal FGYs the field is arranged sgains,
him, but he feels "a if IT, vere siill on toy
En-. Mesrs Brown arI Pearson.
The Buckeye Six ball takes place this
evening.
Another blapk ri the lookup Yesterday.
Married, At Mrs WoT!eys Wednesday
evening, F.bruury II. ny Rev. X. +.
KeeIer. Mr.. Wis;cr A.. Co.'S and aiss Mary
Hswn.
Already the whar: boats are dong
good bd'iDsss.
The b. ( .. paid - .mpIoyes ysste'
day.
Miss BesDH3G,'ells ~,ll open studio
in Central brGck.
On Tuesdsy night ~ tous Oi steel
were produced Ct the steel works. 1bi, is
the larges, days work ever done IN this
section.
An infant son Of Frank Day, foreman
for the Stamping Company, died yesterday
and will be buried at p. m. to-day.
DR.. " y. Reasoner u steadily nnkiDK
and his pby,iciaus think bic hours are
numbered.
! The German Singing Society talks OF
/ erecting new hall.
! The manufactures where coke s ussi
here are either banked or shu, down.
| Rev. John G. Smith yesterday afternoon
married Jacob zimmerman TO Miss Lucy
/ Haske,t Mr.. Iim norman il uindos
! glass worker.
Mrs. Hannah DonAghy. Of the Fourth
ward, died yss.rday Of old age. Pun.rai
q, D. m. tcdsy. lbterment q, Rose Hill.
Geo. Walters a Co., are having ihsii
new store nicely fixed up
Rev. ". W. Walker and vile are st
HouDdsvile holding services
Seal Bros will occupy sll oi lhsn pfss
ent quarters alter Apfil !st
\ Al Kidds mines the diggsTs are con
stantly losing tools and no one can explain
how they are stolen.
Some ot our window glass WORKERS are
inclined 10 worry about the Morrison tsn1
bill which proposes 70 reduce the ptessns
. duty on window elass Mr.. Morrison may
entertain some peculiar ideas relative 70
I a 4 "a I'll
. 10 cripple our glass industries. there vill
: be found enough votes IN the Senate and
even in the House Of Representatives 70
. pat quietus on his scheme.
A new Adams Express messenger bs,
J. been put on the On p. bs'seen here and
D Pittsburg. ..
The Belmont Gisss Works bEs IRE II
!, both It's furnaces. and the business activity
] about the works make one think Of OLE
q times again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
MINERS CONVENTION.
a strika LIKELY if the Operators do Not
Accede.

6pecia3 10 he Re0tstr.
CUNBkRLkSD, Nd, February ia
joint coa7ention Of the miners representa-.
tiveS of Pocshontas, Va; Elk Garden, W.
Va; Myersdale and CIearfeld, Pa; and
Georges Greek, Nd, regions, was held in
this citysO-day. 1t was called by the Ma.
tional Federation OF Miners and Mine
Lsborer and assembled at ten o'clock
this motniDg at Good Templars Hall.
The cAlsfor the convention says: "The
principal object of said meeting, as laid
down BY. the executive board of the
National Federation of Miners and Mine
Lsborers, is the adoption of some
method that will secure united action
on questions that are of vital i'm
portsnce when justice is required
at any one Of these competing points.
Other business ofimportsnce will be trans
acted directly interesting miners and
laborers Of each Of the regions named"
The principal object of the convention is
the amalgamation of several regions for
the protection OF the miners interests
Action will also be taken looking to the
settlement of disputes BY arbitration. The
meeting this morning was secret and no
reporters were allowed to be present The
convention will continue in session two or
three dsyes and will fix scale of wages
which will be submitted to committee Of
operators in the above regions. If the
operators refuse to sccede TO their demands
t is very likely that a strike will be insugur-
ated in the Cumberland and Clearfeld |
'egions for an advance from forty to fifty
,ents per ton. This is the rumor here TO-
lay, the strike 10 commence from
March let.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
Whose Child WnsItp

PITrsBuRG, Pa, February l8.-A singu.
lar case Of mistaken identity was devel.
oped in the criminal court to-day. Mrs.
Bauers applied 10 the court yesterday for
writ OF hsbess corpus to compel Mrs.
Myers and her husband to produce the
body Of four months old child in court
Mrs BaGers claims the child was born atthe
City Home and that Mrs Myers obtained
it from her with the promise that it should
be returned. This statement was corrob.
grated by the superintendent OF the home
and some nurses. On the cther hand
both Mr.. and Mrs. Myers swore positively
that the child was theirs and had been born
at their house. They called the physi.
ciauG aud several n&gh5oFs, who corroo-
Grated MIRA MYrer story. The court gave
the child to Mr.. and Mrs Myers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
a Serious Accident.
U.nn.,rl IA IA Prnlrfor

WELLsBURG, W. Va, February l8.-An
accident occurred on the P. W. & Ky.
Railroad, at Middle Ferry, yesterday, that
resulted in the injury Of Mr.. Adams and
the killing Of his team Of two horses. AS
the afternoon train was running along at
rapid speed at the crossing below the
above named station, it caught the team
with the result as above mentioned. Mr.
Adams saved his lie by jumping, but was
bruised, by falling against the bank, 10 a
slight degree. The damages to the train
were g broken step and hole in the eide
of the coach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
More Big Talk.

MARLBORO, MASS, February ls.-John
L. Sullivan said TO day, in regard to the
London pugilistic Smith: "lt Smiths
hackers bring him to this country, shall
be ready to meet him, providing they viii
put up enough money to make it an object
II | meet Smith there will be no necessity
of Smiths friends cutting the ropes | ex
pect Richard t. Fox on TO see NE in re
gard TO Smiths challenge. am ssrsfet
be will back me and put up the diamond
champion belt Of the world. If the English
cham pion claims the belt, l shall have u
meet him. There ia no doubt but that c
great international match will be arranged
for the championship Of the world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
ERnM CHICAGO.

An Associated Press telegram from
Chicago, received at 2:30 o'clock this
morning, said :.
"The compromise would seem to indi'
cate, said Manager Lewis, of the Calumet
Iron and Steel Works, that the Mingo
Works had broken away from the As?ocis-
ton. We had never thought of giving
m8y to the strikers. The compromise
Vii not probably effect us We have now
a force OF non.union men at work nearly
halt ss large as the old union
force, and our output is tairly large. The
Mingo works are not 80 big that their &C
ton will embarrass the rest and the other
members Of the Western Nail Association
are not likely to follow the example set
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
CIarksburg Damage Suits.
Sprsial 10 The Rsqiaer.

CLARAsBuRc, W. VA, February 10
H. Vance, editor Of the Clarksburg News,
has instituted suit against B. B. Stout in
an act oi trospass on he case for penal
damages owing to nm alleged personal re-
aection cast upon him vance, in the last
issue Of the Telegram. Va.csce has also
brought similar action against W. l.
Richards. In each case the DAMAGES are
laid at 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
SorthWestern League.

MILwAuEEE, Wis, February IA Wig
orous effort is being made to form North,
western Base Ball League this season. 4
meeting held at Minneapolis yesterday
shows Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Duluth
and st Paul ready TO enter such league
and word is received from Esu Claire thai
that city is also anxious TO be represented
A meeting OF CLUB representatives. anc
others interested in the scheme will be helc
in Eau Claire February "a, when the sixth
city will be chosen. 1t is proposed TO re
uuire a 81 900 bond from each club as {
guarantee that it will remain in the league
throughout the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
Isn't that Mrs. Holmes? | thought the

Isn't that Mrs. Holmes? | thought the
doctors gave her up She looks well now
She is well. After the doctors gave
up her case she tried Dr. Pieree's 'Fsvorite
Prescription and began &c get better right
away. l heard her say not long ago that
she hadn't felt so well in twenty yesrs.
She does her own work and says that life
seems worth living a. last. Why said
she, I feel as if | had been rsised from
the dead, almost Thus do thousands
attest the marvellous efficacy Of this God
given remedy for female weakness, prolsp
sus, liberation, leucorrhPa, morning sick,
ness, weakness Of stomach, tendency to
carcerous disease, nervous prostrahon,
general debility and kindred affections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
Panic-Stricken Guests.

New YORK. February l8.-Fire broke
out late last night in the Riverside Hotel,
near Rutherford n. Y. The guests were
roused from their beds, and on rushing to
the CORRIDORS we're driven back By smoke
and flames. The FIRE attracted numbers
of people to the scene, and there were
ule1ty of volunteers. The work Of rescue
was begun, and in few minutes all hsd
been removed from the hotel, six ladies
being carried out in an unconscious state,
The hotel was almost destroyed. The
damage is about $40, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
MoReANToWN's p. o.
State of the Hunt for the Once at the
Athens.
SpsciGl 10 tie RegiSter.

Athens.
! Special 10 he Reeistr.
MoRGANTowS, February 1.-THE post
Office plum here is thought to he sbou,
ripe. Several Of our citizens are watching
the ripening process with sweet mouths
and poles in their hands. Who viii get
itf" is the question frequently asked, The
applicants for the position Of Postmaster
are as follows: A. L. Nye, s. G. Chadwick,
Isaac Franks, DR.. Geo. B. Morris, and d.
81. Slime. II has been rather quiet fight
and termed BY some still hunt" Some
Of the friends OF the contestants have
worked hard and apparently manifested
more interest in the result than the candi-
dates themselves, Happily, from the time
the first petition was passed around last
July until the present, no bitterness or i'll
feeling has been made manifest.
Some who stand on the inside Of things
think there is no longer a doubt concern
ing who will be the successful applicant.
The last action of Hon. VIM. L. Wilson,
Congressman from tAis District, has in
their minds settled the matter. Some
days ago he sent all the recommendation
of Mr.. Nye accompanied with that of his
own to the Postotfice Department His
Recommendation will evidently have some.
thing TO do in making the appointment
but the other applicants seem TO entertain
as much hope as ever.
A rumor is going the rounds that
BLACK horse will appear on the track just
in time TO win the race 'on the home
stretch, There seems TO be no tounds-
ton, however for the supposition.
Several new dwellings are being built at
present. The town is experiencing boem
in building. Real estate has increased very
much in value during the last few months,
which, as matter Of fact, is due TO the new
railroad
Grada Crocs, su Italian laborer, was sb.
sent from his room short time last night
and on returning, found that some one had
stolen S35 cut of his coat pocket Sus,
picion at once centered pom one John
Well who lives short distance out Of town.
He was arrested and short time after.
wards handed over SIS. 1t caused no lit
surprise bWobg HI VINO KNEW NrIls, Wnen
they heard Of bis strange action. He is
quite wellto-do young farmer. 1t is
thought by some he was under the infu.
ence OF intoXican's.
1t costs now about two-thirds as much TO !
bring goods from Wheeling and Pttsburg
as it did before the opening Of the rail.
road. 1t costs twenty six cents on the
hundred to ship frem the former place and /
one cent less from the latter.
Circuit Cour, is in session with Judge 4. /
B. Fleming on the bench. Few cases OF any
Importance are on the docket. Attorneys
Jas Morrow and 7. Il. B. Staggers are in .
attendance
Some gentlemen iTcm Piusburg, who .
are interested in the water works OF the .
town, are expected here to morrow.
The W. C. 7. /. in connection with the .
\. NJ. c. A have rented the Wayerly Hall /
for O free reading room. Several dons
lions have already been made, md il is ex.
pected in q short time to have o first class
collection OF reading matter.
Preparations are being node to give the .
oficers OF tie f. NJ / T. Z 6arquet and .
ball in the near future
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
An Ingenious Erench SniciLe.

NEw YORK, February lS.-JeAn Lobos'
song, a French cook, at his boarding
house, No. 4O4 Fourth avenue, committed
suicide by inhsling gas in al ingenioua
manner. Over the burner vas one end Of
an eight.foot rubber tube. This was run
down the side Of the wall and on the other
end Of this tube was an iron pipe about q
foot long. The rubber was coiled once
around the body of the dead man. and the
iron pipe was stuck in his mouth, Then
over ali this was placed the bed clothes
and pillow. When found he had evident
ly been dead two days He lett letter, in
French, saying that he was tired Of life,
and that he had been out of employment
two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
Robbed by Runco ThieKea.

PiTTsBURG. February l5.-John Bell,
aged 65, and member Of the well known
firm Of lpholsterers, wRs deccyed into a
Ninth street buuco room this morning
while on his way to his office. Mr.. Bell
became so pleased with the workings Of the
game that he vent to the bank and drew
$4,000 and returned. he was almost im-
medistely knocked down and when be re-
covered found the money and thieves gone.
They have not yer been arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
No Settlement AnticIpaIed.

PITTsBURG, February l8-At a delegate
meeting of striking coker4 ct Seottdale
odaJ, Cpl 9ch6onmaker, representing the
coke syndicate, ofered to pay in advance
after March 18th, provided the men return
to work at once at the old rates. Col
Schoonmaker, who is one Of the largest
operators in this region, was cordially re-
ceived, but when the proposition was put
to vote it was rejected almost unsp.
imously. 1t was decided to &C.
cept no compromise. The prospects Of an
early settlement are not very bright aud q
long and bitter struggle is Anticipated
The coke syndicate mel here today and
resolved to make no change in prices s.
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-19
MonongaheIa Mines booming

PIrTsBURG, February le.-Ihere are
nine mines at work on the MonopgsheIs
river now than at any time during the
past year. All works are ruEDing
full headed and indications ore that
should there not be another lock out
more coal will be burned next run
than for several ye,rs. Most Of the coal
that went out on the recent rise some
5000. 900 bushels WAS mined during the
pss, two months. The money distributed
throughout the valley from that run ha,
been almost sufficient TO wipe ont the
miners debts contrsctedsduripg toe strike