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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-07

NEW YORK, April 6,-wO5l quIet anil y,.
held domestic fleece 2ia3GCi pulled NM '"''
Cotton.
ding SIC. '"Ou1 a.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
CleansOd, Purified and. BCauHRedLr a
CutlCnra RNmNdIes.

II affords mo pleasure to give YOU tbl, r,,.l
the cure oil our little ~grandChild BY your
RE dEDlEs When six months old nS NJ, VIZ
gan To swell aud had every appeamne, al
boil We pOulttcOl II, but Ill 10 no 49,
About Ave months alter II became d mnBIb'
o 0 other sores formed, lie then had INoSl !
on each hand, and as his blood became no,,,1
more Impure II lolk leSs time for them 70 ts5
out, A. s)te came on the chin, beneath Ii, NJ
lip, which was very Offensive. His had M n.
solid Bcab, dlAchargipg q great deal. llhTnT
condition al tWOntJ.tWO months old, WhFs =
dertOOk tho care Of him, hls mother htyIe, AZ
when h0 WIZ u little more tnRn n ytaf ~
sumption (scr0lulA Of GoulSG), He UOlld NIX,
Httlp, but could not get up II ho fell down "
could not move when In btd, having uO teoli
hands immediately commenced nith lIeCss
ours Remedies, using the CutIcln aud Culs;s
Soap freely, aud when he had taken one Lyn,j
the CutlGurR kesOlyRnt his head was eoSh,s,
cured, and he was improved In every EiT' Il
were very much encouraged, aud COillu1d y
use OF the Remedies Tor d yelt and a mn t1
sore Aites another healed, 4 bony matter io--i,
In each one Of these I've deep ones lu beote MI
Ing, which would iluRlly gov Loose All m
taken out; thea they would heal rapidly. O1,l
these ugly bone formations | preserved Ag
taking y doEau and q half bottles no VIZ a.
pls' ely cured, and IN now, at the age OF Ht tlb
0 strong aud healthy child, The scar o. n
hands must always remain; his hands az mo-
though we onOe feared no would never te ASA
no them. Al that physicians did for lla
him no good. All who saw the child belOn rra
tho CutiOura Remedies and see the child EOtet
slider II y wonderful cure. II the aDlye iNr h
Of any use to you, you arc At libory TO use Asn
MRS. E.s DRlG6J
MAYS, 1886. Oi2E Clay ST, iloonl1Esa c
The child wAS really Ina wlrso condition Ia
he appeared 70 his grandmother, who, bcaiEs
him every day, became accustomed to the dsig
MAGGIE HOPPING
CuTicURA REMEDIES arc sold eyeTyWhtr Cs
CurA, tho great Skin Cure. 6ICen 81; Uutlcun sd
exquisite Skin Beautlil 9t, q cents; Cu.l1i
ReSolvent, the new Blood Purifier SlW. PfIHa
by the PoTTRR DRUG AND CnEtlCAL Co., lNt6s,
Send for "llOw to Cure Skin Diseases"
ITnulNd, scaly, Plmply aud Oily skln Baud
IlVIl by Uutic1rl Soap.
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INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, u. O., April OIL A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, rains
and snows generally, followed by clear.
winds in Tennessee and noEhwesterly
winds In the Ohio Valley.
For Lower lake region, SHOWS, station.
AIRY followed by n slight rise in tempera-
ture, winds generally northerly.
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Lock No. FOUR, Pa, April 0.-1Oi20
=. N. river 20 feet 2inches and stationary
weather snowy Thermometer "a. No
prospects for more water now.
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IYNoH's own make mems CalishOeS, all
styles, for 81 go.

EDWARD L. Rose & %. having purchased
tile interests Of the Howe 8. N. %. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
HoweB and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with 10 perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 70 see The
The Standard. Bee advertisement on an'
other page,
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Special Dispatch 10 tA ~iatetlgaer.
Oh Orr, Pa, April O.-Oi3O r. n.
river 8 feet Z inches and riSing7 inches
an hour. Heavy rain and snow has been
falling for the last twenty.iout hours.
Prospectus are for higher water.
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Rise About over at 1rownIylilo.

Special Dspdkh 10 me Htdhgaeer.
BRowSSviLLE, Pa, April 0, S;45 r. M
River twenty.eight feet and rising two In.
Ches per hour; weather cloudy with some
snowi mercury 32'. Il Is thought that
the riBeis aboutover. No damageh has been
done TO amount 10 anything.
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nav YORK, April G-Flout feceipb ib.g,1 hst.
559 I'M, eSR9fg ISS barrels hglS SiGksi, market
blshela EAltl {, a,606 bushels Of tUIEfeSH; G ItgS
Sysi 70, 2ted glzzG In store No. / red III col No. !
My VSfei No. z FED Apiil SltiaOlC, cIo,lES Al
y fR,jsSNSsaLLS g' Sosns 6lS,iPF q oliIloj June
Augut 9lhde9Ae Cllsing 81 pilo, BeblSSb M
VIZ, closing d Sci December 3s<aSssss. SSia.iss
ePensd Z ihsde hi1htf CLOSING weak With ikS adj.
bulhslei eie6. 63l,6U bushels of' in(pSytIpNs s FRY
gvsnes q lpqti ungfaend 42J(aIip; fOleeisd lySSyy
IEsanaf 4tNltatilllEcL. yellow lGei No 4 XpfiI ASSSS
XIX, oigAng At NAY 49taiGtic, Jlisliig kt
sasi April ~ Il ''Gaib ay a, 'S 33ii
PHiliGlaI tnliea western SSSaliIpl yWliIs .d6 t% IN
sbssS VRgSs, sI9s az! Rir9 attn d sjIgj options a
April 59Q9gl Nay fi5af. 3oSl inc \ h Y }Sfy PEgS
August 1,lQgj september f.f6CJ OoioIet ! ix, 'igS
November Ii0Ot DECEMBER S.ibC, sITaf si,ICt 's M
I9HIg9 wy Eqet reclining .EJiSoi Eean9d GHleiiuhIS
stISdRTS 4 ysE!S s1 dI,ii SSNsSa0 afX
gvlgtg III Cubes 6{a6 i.i6c, Wois,iea hys1t W.,
quiet 70 k@t ~. Ric6 steady, TSiinW sisSdv Z" "
hossn atEf ,TutpentIh6 WsaEeT1, a., isSS
meaiAtfti. and Rciiyei taIeS. pieEied' GeiIIs, Wy
Seo LpiOkied hams SNaslfcj Picked ShoaldeE
e Mat 9 a9ae9 7o June g,8ql6,siC; 4uitiSt
steam gito. Butter GffI, demand SoeS 'T ~, ~ wv
LSaSq klg!n creamery SlaaIc, Chess ddiI' 5iiIsi
Anq STRONGLY hold western 8Al0Nc, '"S
P%HlLApILFHlL "a. A~pril6.--FIouf demand ,Io,v,
piifel weak and uni0tled. Wheat kIfiv iisgHt
WIN very h'ue doing on speculative aCCillIj ui.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer IA observed at Schnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: z
a. M, $751; 12 NJ, 800; 8 p. M, SS';7P. NJ,
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The Katie stoekdals is at Pitsturgh.
The General Pike was due here yestef.
day morning, bat had not put In appeaf.
ance Up 10 midnight and nothing had
been heard Of her, II is supposed that
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BIG RIVERS slNOE 1910.
he stages of Water here aud at Pittsburgh

The Stages Of Water here and ut Pittsburgh
In past Rises.
The following table has been printed on
several occasions in the IEFEJLldENcER,
but Is reproduced again for the benefit Of
those who have lost or mislaid the papers
that have contained 1t and who may de-
sire to make comparisons. The figures
given show the height Of the river at
Pittsburgh and at this point on the oC'
caaIon. Of former foot
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Special DttpatA 10 ne bttligaNor.
MoRaANrowN, W. Va, April 0, II 40 r.
M,-Rlver 3. feet 2 inches and stationary.
Weather snowy mercury 60'',
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FtNANC M TRADE

LADIES all solid serge gaiter Zoe, at
LynCh'g, 81 Twelfth street.
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And thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes.
The average cost last yaar in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company or society 10 the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has in eight years
paid over 100000 dollars to widows and or.
Of deceased members. The year
1885,, notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In Its history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire az the office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1871 Market
atfeet.
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All the talk last night was about the
river.
. John boats, are again a staple in the
market quotations are high and firm.
The North End rink will receive furni.
ture free Of charge from the flooded dis.
trlCts. A Waterman will be in charge.
A boy on Fourteenth street last night
was heard to remark: "By lee, I'm goinT Ia
git a skiG. You kin git 81 an hour bout
Tomorrow
Dozens oil bets were made last night az
to the highest stage the water would reach.
The highest better put 1t at 40; the lowest
bet 1t would not reach 30. Bets were
even on 40 feet.
Yesterday was a lively day at the Cen.
trail Telephone Exchange. From all over
the city people were constantly ringing
up and asking for the Western Union
Office or one OF the newspaper oLiCes.
They wanted news from the river.
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Can be avoided by buying a pail Of boots
or shoes at bottom prices at the Cash
Store OF j. w. AMtcR,
ll43 Main street,
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Lynch, 81 Twelfth street, sells'a frat.
class shoe, all styles, for men, at 81 80,
Come and see them.
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1YSens own make mems calf shoes, all
styles, for 81 80.
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alnilnnntI Id RIce,s Lnndlnr.
spmlal pLpaNA o d. MlINaaett.

6DgIUE DNDV40W ~ w IN'tVVVt7NsI'
RtcE's LANDING, Pa. April 8, 1i.40 p.
N.-Riyer % feet D inches and stationary.
II IL thought that the rise Ia all over here
Weather snowy with indications Of rain.
MafnnFV g4o.
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BY taking the 1:47 y. NJ. (City tinel
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at O:25 p,
w. and ChicOgo at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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TRAINS AND r%HLEuRApn.


AT an early hour yesterday morning q
.trestis on the Hempteid or Plttsbufgh
Branch Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio weAt
down, thenby interruptlns all travel on
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IT Is painfully annoying to be disturbed
in public assemblies by some one cough.
ing when you know DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is only % cents.
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.
w. I. Ss, lOli Y. .. as, ligI; u, y. new d.
~ Pacllc, Is KY, l21 Central Pacific ltstS, iiIz:
Etle seconds, l0lH Iehigh 4 Wilkesbaffc. ofi. III.
Loplllan3 con5ols S5j Missouri e, iOl; 81. joseph
liig2fist. PS&S. Q, ltststIl2s Tennessee o., old, 81:
dot new !b7i. Texas lAcitp Land 0rantS, asNi al
Rlo gfahde, 90 Union Pacific fnts, iiG1S; Id land
dtanig! lg5St do Sinking fund, Isl Vifsinla q,
~ virginia ConBOll, extra matufed cotn0nsa A.
90 deferred "; Adams Express, 1851 American
Nv ApFS n WY Canada Southern, 30 Genital Pa.
red, ~ 90 seconds ilht e. e. q. 81, Is; Den.
ySLG ho 05snde. liH; Eite, ,2eA do preferred,
tksSsc kIp 4 Western, y; tallP SHORE, sij louis.
Iille y Nlihyllle, PSI Louisville, Now Aihanv Il
ChlcaRp, 49, Memphis & Charleston, IN MiNiiiysSS
SSen!EM Si Mlss6t!Tl Pacific, lG2IJSi Nashville i
sha'IuIG9sa tsssi New Jersey Central, 40; North,
kOrtIyolern 1904 DO preferred, fSsk NeT VIZ
Central, l0lzfi Ohio O6ntnl, lEiOhb 4 Mi.Sis.
nsppl 2EAi dD preferred. O0i Paclf6 Mail S5E,
PlltDnrgh, lOit Reading, "a 49,, Louis X IN
EtAnrlHOi 9Oi do preferred, "A; q, N, 4 Al PAIL
VII % HteieEfpd, iii texas . Pacific, iIIGg,
Union f9cltln, 4aHi United States ESpfe,s. 9gi W.
IT, L,& MA do preferred, l61; W6liS. Fatvnn ~,
pres, 1871 western Union, O5, sSNA
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Tie Features of the Money aud Stock
Markets,

e"S Va - AAVhtI uuu bLUGk
Markets,
percent, Pilno mercantile paper Ia5 PERCENT, btcr.
ling Exchange dull but higher at 81 SSXA4 SS<,
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Wero dull and heAyy,
srArE BoNDs-Were neglected.
S9Ss,00O ~ ~
srocKs-1tls not often that stocks arc a. dull AZ
they were. to-day. The fluctuations were iinltn.
p0rtatt, At the name time the market eShIbIted
. very strong tndertone until after midday, when
there were fractional declines, hut Il closed jnii
and strong AZ small declines. Ono cause Tor nc
aulllei was me Interruption to telegFaphlc com.
munlcatiUn, owing 10 the heavy storm preyaiilng
The three active stocks were LackRWann1, LAte
Shore and g: Paul. l.AGkawanna closed al i25%'
the same o. last even Ing, after touching l2i, LaEe
Shore ]. mp N pptOant. 81 Paul IL Unchanged.
MiIEotlti Paolho Is down land Pacific Mall n, and
othen. n TO Y percent, but ST. Paul q 6iilIth
gained * and Omaha common X ncfeenL. North.
western and Delaware & Hudson are up Y percent
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lYScn's lnianls' shoes, kid or goat
With %taSsel5, for Soc, is the cheapest in Chi
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Special Dbpaieh 10 Inc iatdltOaer.
PARKER, Pa, April 0, 8 =. M.-Riyet ten
feet and rising elk inches an hout cloudy
aud cool. There Ia no telling how high
the river will be by tomorrow
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WStFeat

u. s. SENATOR GoRMAN says Red Star
Cough Curs relieves and cures promptly.
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NEuRAlalc pains take flight before the
great remedy-st. Jacobs Oh.
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MtssEs' ane High Top Shoes goat or
kid, worked button holesi$ 81 Is, al Lynch's,
37 Twelfth street.
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WoMRs's good button or lace shoes for
81 %, at Lynch's, 81 Twelfth street.
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SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson dl0ptrlC eye meier, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Re.
fraction Is measured TO the One.llun.
dredtll part Oran inch. The only instru.
ment Of the kind In West Virginia. .Sat.
IslaCtiOn guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
0ptlCian and JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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6eO. ~. SuOpn Il Co.
CEO,M,SNOOK& eco,

Now have on sale their en-
tire stock of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods and
Notions,
We are prepared to show
to the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity a magnificent
stock of Goods-the cream
OF the Eastern markets
which we propose to sell
on closer profits than ever
Immense bargains in
every department, We
invite an early call.
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oyoF % Eoo. . otoon.D0EO,
snowy

GREENSBORO, Pa, April 6, or. M.-River
% feet o inches and rising slowly weather
RnOWV.
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1YSou's own make mems calf shoes, all
aiyleel lot q 90
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astotun's arntt 9stttsrs.

oonAcn sel a. eoods thsrhe.na.l.
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AT midnight last night the marks on
the leyee indicated q depth in the han
mel OF twenty.six feet and the river was
still rising al the rate OF one-half foot per
hour. II had been rising at that rate !oT
the previous six hours. 1t was the opin'
ion Of experienced riVermen that from
midnight till s or 0 o'clock this morning
the rise would be at a much more rapid
rate. and that from then until some time
this evening the rise would be very slow
Il Ia safe to say that there will be thirty
feet OF water here early this morning, AZ
TO what will be the highest poinl
reached by this rise, opinion differs
Estimates are made all the way from ~
feet to IS feet, and some even think thai
Il will 20 higher. All such, however, arr
looked upon as Rlarmists, River men, ole
and Young, who have followed the rlVel
for q livelihood and studied 1t as ont
would q book, disagree In their opinions
as to what Is TO be the height Of the river
None Of them, however, predict much
less than a lOrty foot rise, and none were
heard to express themselves as believing
that 1t would 90 over 4S feet.
From all the opinions solicited and vol
unteered the certain conclusion is reaches
hat there is going to be an unusually
high riyer-one that has already causeC
no little trouble and Inconvenience ant
will cause mora. The rise will sulpgss
The n OF last week and be TO those livinI
in the lower portions = small edition o
| the flood OF 1854,
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A FORTY FOOT STAGE
WILL PROBABLY BE RECORDED
In the River At this Point before Night.
The New. from HsadVatsFH and Iudi'
c4tionl hsrs-DAmSgs to Railroads
MsrshautA and oihsFsP Preparing,

PlrrsBuRaH, April 6.-MpNlGHT-The
riyers are still rising at all points between
this city and heGdwaters. The water'is
now nearing the danger line, but is not
expected to.reaCh a height that will do
any serious damage, AT II o'clock to-
night there was %! feet in the Monongs'
heIs and 30 feet in the Allegheny. Both
rivers wero rising about three inches an
hour,
The % foot mark may be reached, but
the water will not likely 90 any higher
The lower portion OF Allegheny. and the
fats Of the South Side are inundated and
people living in the threatened district
have made preparations for removal.
The weather is cloudy. No rain has
| fallen since morning.
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Glm GttaItgsmer,
OaIool Nos, 20 and " Fourteenth street.


New Advertisements.
Wa1ted-A Girl Coil,
Wanted hoy With SlU Security.
paTlOr knsolS- NCLuTO House art Store.
OPEN Lillian Spencer.
Queer A~dylce-Thlrd page.
Clocks at LaSi'B.
'ICGfiR"-D. Gundling 4 Co.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
The JURY SYSTEM.

M .1-''-'.' '''I.-' r-.-'77.. ..--.--.. m =
!" '''''S' WHO ''''','y '''''S'''' ''l''I
Detroit courts could not be man
jpuIntcd as are those of Chicago and
other Cities We wouI1 nnint out thc
ootho1 of chons;ra ;,r;o. nq,
49, '''''' VI INV J''' w. .''
jury commission places a certain
number Of names, taken from the
tax list, INTO boV and draws . Ger
tam number. AS these names are
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
ANARCHIST VICTIMS.

CuIcAao, Oct. Judge Gary,
in the criminal court this morning.
oyorruIcd the motion for new trial
in the cases Of the eight anarchists
who were active in dcnouncing the
Chicago police, and were subsequent
Iy the victims of a police conspiracy.
Judge Gary hopes TO hang seven of
them on the 3rd of December.
When the prisoners were asked if
they had anything to say against the
verdict, every one of them made de-
cldcd objections to the injustice about
to he consummated. but declared
themselves willing to die rather than
rcnounce their faith. Strange scenes
and remarkable speeches in these
days of commerce.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
STODDARD'S SCABS.

The politicians Of the so-callcd
'd"mocratIc" clique are contcm-
plating the nomination of 'Hcke''
Stoddard for something or other
State Senator or Congressman. 1t
is understood that "Zekc" prefers
the latter. Well, fellows, it's no
use. Stoddard employs Kinney x
PhcI ps' scabs on his building on
East Water street. Ie Union car
pcntcrs will please attend to this
little matter and let all other good
union men lend Il hand to defeat
scab employers.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
TOWN OF DERBY.
The Result Of "Schwanzpolitik "
Among Knights.

Trusting to their cunning, the
republican and democratic :"
Knights Of Labor of the Town of
Dcrby which includes Birmingham
and AnSonia, entered into town
election in the good" old fashioned
way; that IS, they divided their
strength as organized workmcn and
fought each other at the polls to the
doIectation Of the bosses and poll
ticians. The result was that the
"repnbIicans' gained the day, and
the "dcmocrats" lost, while between
the two the Knights were oblitcr-
atod. But that's just the popularity
Of ,NrLmuAzplHH.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
KNIGHTS AND THE CHURCH

BUFFALO, Oct. "A special dis
patch from Montreal says; "'rhc con-
stitution of the Knights Of Labor
has been revised by members of the
clergy in this city, and under the
auspices Of Archbishop Fabrc, with
the object of oXpunging provisions
that are contrary to the rules Of the
Roman Catholic Church. Mr.. Pow
derby, when here, promised the arch
bishop to support the passage Of
amendments before the annual gen
eral assembly. Two delegates from
the Knights Of Labor organization
have left to attend the convention in
Richmond, and have taken the re-
yiScd constitution with them. The
archbishop has delayed issuing his
mandamcnt against the Knights un-
til the close Of the general assembly.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10

NAUGATUCk AGAIN IN THE
VAN OF LABOR.
Ront Of the Politicians - Meriden
knights Run in Their Men by
Capturing the Demo.
cratic" Primaries,
South Norwalk.

once more has the town of Nau-
&turk responded nobly to the call
OF Labor The united forces Of thc
oId parties were not strong enough
to oycrwhcIm the workingmcn who
e'mc to the front last Tuesday with
handsome majority in favor of
Stra@ht-out Labor nominees. among
whom WAS the veteran labor rcformcr.
Henry c. Baldwin, Naugatuck is the
banner town Of the State for honest
politics.
Beacon Falls has caught the In
dependent idea, and elected q clean
h. Of l.. ticket, to the disgust of the
old hmkcrs. We congratulate the
good brothers Of Beacon Falls.
Mrrldcn Knights adopted the plan
Of capturing the nominating conyen-
tIonsof the "domocratic" party. The
u'"'o'i"V'C llapcrS called the re
suit IL democratic victory, but this is
disputed by the knights.
Mcrjdon is Mansfield town, and
if it don't roll up a handsome vote
for the old veteran for Congress, it
won't be the fault Of the BOYS.
In South NorwaIk the Knights of
Labor and unionsts combined with
the democrats and elected "dom-
ocratlc" candidate for mayor lie is
member of the Ilatters Union, and
It is expected that he will be de-
cided Improvement over the last
mayor the labor men elected there.
The local "labor' paper is to oppose
the State Labor Ticket, but it is an-
dcrstood that its influence is not
very great.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-10-10
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GREAT NEWS.

1t was astonishing and pleasant news
from Rutland, Vermont, that wcJprnted
last week from our correspondent there.
After asking the progressive voters of
New York to do as well as their Rutland
brethren had done at the election, he
said:
THE Rutland vote was as follows: Rep
IA; DEM, 245; U'orhingmen, ,645. We
elected our town representative and Is
justices. Rutland is the largest town in
Vermont, and this is the first time we
ever tried to do anything"
Therec cheers, and three times three,
for Rutland! Let our friends in New
York study the beautiful figures, ponder
upon the shining facts, and strive to imi-
tate the enchanting example. If they do,
W" will have merry time in counting
up our own figures after the election. .--
JoItH Swi"ton'S Paper
Look at the figures again, fellow
citizens Of New lIay,n-of Connect
cut: