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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
Fnueral 9nuitaffons.

CORSON.-Died, in this city, August II.
BELLE Z. CORS0N, wife of DIR. f. X. Corsnn.
The family and friends are invited to the
funeral at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING, Aug.
l9, from the residence.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF CHAT
HAM" Aug. II. SsG.-Personally appeared be-
fore the undersigned, HENRY 7. BoTTs.Hpecial
Agent, who. being duly sworn, says he is
the chief officer or agent Of the Guardian
Assurance Company of London, residing In
said state, and that the foregoing statement
is true and correct to the best OF his knowl-
edge, information and belief.
HENRY T. Bolts,
Special Agent for the South.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day Of August, 1886.
[Slgnedl l.. W. LANDERSHINE.
Notary Public, Chatham county, Georgia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
An Assassin Killed.

MoNTEvIDEo, Aug. 1S.-As9the Presl-
dent of the republic was entering the
lueatre last night miscreant fired re-
volver almost point blank at his head.
The ball entered the Presidents cheek IN
fiictng a slight wound. An infuriated
crowd attacked the would-be assassin
and maltreated him SO terribly that he
died shortly afterwards.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19

Identification of a Corpse.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Aug. 16.-The
body picked up in the sound yesterday
proves to be that OF j. A. Tobey, of Nor
folk, Va. one of the victims OF the steamer
Idlewild disaster of Feb. 90.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
Sprrtal Notirra.
Special Notice.

During myabsence from the city DR.. e. Fl.
Nichols will take charge of my practice.
GEO. II. STONE, NJ. D.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19

Amount Of Capital Stock ....... SIC, 0Oo, 900 90
Amount paid up in Cash........ 5000, 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, or deposited in bank
to credit of Company S62, 1884 50
Cash in hands of Agents. and in
course of transmission. .......... S0,I55 60
Stocks ard bonds-United States
registered per cent. bonds ..... 1901, 900 90
Interest, rent, and other items due
and unsolicited. 5000 90
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
THE CINCINNATI CASES.
The Tally Sheet the Subject OF NioieI
Debate

The Tally Sheet the Subject OF Violent
Debate.
CrNcNyArr. February 20 The Senate
Committee, which Is in session taking tes-
timopy concerning the October election in
Hamilton county had before it to-
day the poll board and tally sheet Of
precinct A Fourth ward in what is ciGimed
forgery was committed by raising the
figure seven to nine Senator Neville, Rs-
publican. suggested ihGt Documents
be placed in the custody Of the
chairman OF the committee during such
time as the committee chose to hold them
for examination. This was opposed by
Senator Lawrence, Democrat, but was car.
E;ed by q vote of FIVE TO one. A photog-
rapher Vss then introduced and
examined as 10 his ability TO
photograph papers A proposition to make
a photograph Of them was the cause
OF exciting argument, and on coming 10
a vote was lost By tie. Investigation here
stopped as repubIcstions iusls, upon hsv
ing a photograph of the alleged forgery
There is talk of getting the papers from
the Chairman - wit Ct re?leviu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
WHEELING. February 20, 1856.
A International Footrace

NEw YORK, February !O.-Articles Of
agreement were signed to-day for series
of two or three running races between
LaEEencs {. Nyera o; this
city, snd Walter 3 George Of
London. This match makes Myers q pro.
fessional athlete. 1t is to be q match
Tor trophy emblemstic OF
middle distance championship Of
the world and S2OGg in stocks, Les;des
the gate money will Be equally divided be
tween the men. The first race is fixed
for May lst to De 1000 yards run
and the second, dash OF three-quarter.
of mile for May 9Th. Should each mar
win one ofthese events, a 1850 yards RAGS
| to be run q week later, will decide tn,
mach. y. 3. Curtis Of the Spirit OF til
Times, hss been ehossp stakeholder sut
Fe,eFss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
THE MINERS ADJOURN
After ElectinE Officers to the National
ConTentiOn-Prices Demanded.
.Nns..LrI IN IA 0..rl.., d..

I I0S'AhS Otncers To the Nation al
ConTention-Prices Demanded.
/ SpsciGi to ihe Sunday Register.
/ CUMBERLAND, Nd, February 20.-The
miners convention of the Third Federated
district adjourned at noon to day, after
eieetnE Edward Hughes, of Poeahontas,
Va, delegate to the National Conven-
ton which meets in Columbus, Ohio, on
Tuesday next. This convention will be
composed of delegates from four federated
districts, as follows: District No. l, Ohio
Western Pennsylvania Indiana and North
ern Illinois; District No. ?, Kanawha, Mo
nongahels, Youghiogheny and all works
onthe Ohio river; District No. 3, Virginia,
West Virgins, Clesr6eld, Mylesdsle and
Garrett Pa, and Georges Creek, Md
District No. /, Kansas, Missouri and
Colorado. The prices demanded for
mining coal are an increase
Of 10 cents per ton in each region, to take
effect Monday, March 8, the same TO be
binding for one year as follows: Irwin,
Pa, go cents; Clearfeld, Pa, so cents;
Myersdale, Pa, 40 cents; Gsrrett, Pa. 40
cents. Pocohontss, Va, Is cents; Elk Gar
deD, West Va, so cents, and George
Greek, Nd, so cents. In 1881 the miners
Of the Georges Creek region received 6j
cents per ton. In March, 1892, the wages
were reduced 10 so cents per ton, and q
great strike followed, which lasted FIVE and
a nslf months In 1884 the prices of min. !
ing was again reduced in the cumberland
region to 80 cents, and ever since there has /.
been murmuriDgs OF discomfort. II the
operators refuse to sccede to their
demands for an increase of ten
cents per ton it is thought strike ,
will follow in this whole federated district !
Heretofore Clearield and Cumberland have .
not been united, but this time the strike |
will extend to the whole district. Il is not
believed here TO day that the operators will .
sccede to the demands of the miners, aud .
1t is very probable that the Executive /
Board viii order suspension OF work 10
commence from March s. An address .
will De sent Immediately 10 the coal ope
rstors and reply will be expected By
March Is. The address has not yet been
published and the meetings of the conven-
ton have been secret
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS,
MIXED PICKLES.

The citizens of Wheeling are promised .
rare treat on Friday and Saturday even
iDgs next, and Saturday matinee, when the
well-known and popular comedian, Mr.. J.
b. Polk, will appear at the Opera House in
his new and successful comedy, Mixed
Pickles" Both play and star come highly
recommended by the press OF other cities,
and fresh from most prominent successes
achieved in New York, Boston, Philadel.
phia, Chicago and other cities. The some
what singular, but very appropriate title OF
the comedy is derived from the amusing
complications that arise from the contound.
ing Of the Brothers Pickles-Joe and the
Rev. Arthur. Mixed Pickles is in three
acts and one continuous laugh, and there
should be crowded house. 1t is clear
cut, bright and clean. No vulger horse
play but the purest and best Of comedy,
Mr.. Polk as Joe Pickles is the greatest hit
ofthe season, and for genuine Wit and fun be
will give the best performance this season.
THE OPERA SEASON.
To morrow evening the ALA Norman
English Opera Company will open q three
night and matinee engagement in the
Opera House, presenting at each perform
ance the Miksdo in its entirety. The com.
psny is very strong one, and brings with
it q grand chorus Of thirty voices, new and
striking scenery and fine costumes Miss
Norman is possessed of fine voice, and
the entire New York press awards her the
first place among Americ IN prims donnss
The sale of seats has been very large. and
standing room only is the prospect for
each performance. The company will ar
rive this evening in special car.
HAMLET, THURSDAY NIGHT.
The thirteenth rehersal OF Hanlst took
place last night and everything worked re,
markably smooth. The performance takes
place next Thursday afternoon and evening
and will be for Mr.. Hennig's benefit.
and he undoubtedly is deserving Of a crowd.
ed house fos his past etiorts in bringing TO
the front WheeliDgs local talent The
leading parts will be taken by Mr. Schsrk
of, Mr.. Bob Darrah, Mr. Wilbur l.. Wright,
Mr.. Sam Boyce, Mr.. Otto Schulz, Miss
Lottie Walters, Miss Rena House and Miss
Meta Scharkotf, which indicates tho high |
OF the ceet.
4 MOUNTAIN pISG.
Miss Bella Moore in Mountain Pink" ,
closed her engagement at the Opera House
last night to a good audience. The matt,
nee yesterday was largely attended .
and each lady was presented .
with copy OF Mis5 Moore's
song the "R'a1k Tulip "A Mountain .
Pink is a etroDg melodrams, containing
many striking situations, and Miss Moore
s one Of the most talented and
charming actresses eyer visiting Wheeling
She possesses power and pathoS that are
in comparison, but prove herto /,
be an artistic who will one day rank with
he foremost in the profession, and ths
lay is not far distant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Brakeman Is Thrown ON a Train Going
Down Grade and Crushed to Death.


SPECIAL 20 The Sunday Register.
RowLEsBURG, ". Va, February 20-A
very sad accident occurred at No. so cut,
four miles west Of this place at on early
hour this morning, BY which Mr.. Jesse
Pugh, very estimsble young man OF this
place, lost his life. He was engaged in
the capacity Of brakeman on an east
bound train, and was engaged iu setting
brakes preparatory to the descent down
Cheat river grade, when By q sudden move
meut OF the train he was thrown from the
top of the car sgsinst the steep bank and
rolled under the train Both legs were
crushed above the knees.
He was taken from the scene Of the &C
cident and kindly cared for at the Hale
House, Rowlesbury, where consultation
was held, and tic doctors in attendance
decided that amputa,ion would be necesss-
ry in order to save the unfortunate young
man life He died though about I clock
this morning before the operation could be
performed. The deceased was about 33
years Of age and unmarried, aud had only
recently entered the services Of tba railroad
company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
More Snow.

NEGAUSEE, MICH., February 2O.-Rsil
road communication on the Chicago and
Northwestern, Marquette. Houghton and
Onteonsgon, and Detroit, Mackiusc and
Marquette railroads nearly cut of. only
one passenger train from Houghton 10
Marquette succeeded in getting through
Yesterday. There il no mail tom Chicago
Milwaukee and Detroit. The prospects
are that the blockade will continue to day.
The thermometer is degrees below zero,
but the cold wind is making it almost im
possible to get blocksded trains ont OF the
snow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
John g. Thompson's Funeral

CoLUMBUs, O., February 20.-The funeral
OF the late John G. Thompson teok pace
this afternoon Sader the auspices OF the
orders Of which he was member. Tne
jackson Club and Ohio League were rep
resen. ed at the funeral The |. ). bar
racks band furnished music By direction
from the War Department. Both branches
of the General Assembly adopted resolu-
tons of respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased and adjourned to Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
I:resnI. Appointed.


Cr,st.-r,x. ". Va. February 20
J i,,.ror to-day appointed Major Ed,
sD5rG-, OF Vel county, Regent Of
H. E5rnxI Schols Tor the FIRST Congress
b. 3srj:t \ A Kepuer, who was
f-.a.a-. appointed, faiei 70 qualify. J.
S5r--5g;lla OF Books, has rendered
...,a.ri3u So member OF the Board Of
..a'. uf rLs Deaf Dumb and Blind In,
o. ION the FIRST Senatorial district,
'E >1um-rvllls was to-nsy appointed
g., g the CIjversily for the First Sen,
D i d.-,.r. ylce j N. Birch, departed
,r. the S-ts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Special to the Sunday Regiltsr

BRILLIANT, O., February 2O.-The strike
among the "stickup boys at the Contra!
glass works at Brilliant, has been finally
adjusted. Four of the leaders have been
discharged and the rest Of the boys, ten IN
all, went back to work At the old wages
The strike lasted nearly iG hours.
Three more shade shops we're sdded 10
the force at the works during the past
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Rumor Of SettIemsn Between B.H o. and
Penna.

NEw YORS, February 20.-The Post
gives currency to a rumor that the Presi
dents Of tie Baltimore aud Ohio and the
Pennsyl ana railroads Gave reached
an smicsble adjustment and that
thsy are about to sign su
agreement By which the former is to abau
don its project in bridging the Arthur Xii
and reaching New York hsrbor By way o.
Staten Island, the Pennsylvania road
in turn giving the B. i o. the right Of wsy
over the former trsckG to Vev York for
tae nezt fvs years No authoritative con
frmstfon or denial o. the rpmor was OBJ
tanned,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Unable t. Agree

NEw YORK. February 20.-The Jury IN
the Rev. E. F. White case EeTs'Crt all
r;gh. and came into court at nine clock
ii, morning and announced through their
foreman, D. J. Trip that they could not
s1ree. and we're discharged. The Jury
stood for acsuittsl and ak for conviction.
The trial lasted eight days. Ehite was
charged with assault upon Miss Robin
son aud with being the fstber OF her child.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
$4,000 Fire.
,Sg.sial 70 the Sunday Rsgisis

aSls.IUI ~ IIs otNuUT N'yfl'E''
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 2O.-At
noon to-day FIRE broke out in the large
carriage and blacksmith shop OF James
Yickers, on Virginia street, and it was
DESTROYED. The mill with all its contents
were burned.
Yickers loss Was $4,000, INSURED for
q 500. part in the Commonwealth OF Phi
adelphia. The building, a two-story frame
was owned by Rufner Brothers ard was
not insured. The FIRE caught from sto'
nina
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Dalton's Case.

CoLUNBus, OHIO, February 2O;-The
hsbeas corpus case Of Dalton, Clerk Of
Hamilton cop-t, aijudged to be in con
tempt By ths House Os RspEefsOtetives
wss argued in the Conmon Pleas ceUFt
today, and decision ss to MS rsiease re
served till Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
The Railroad Cut.

s a., MISS., February 20.-In re
sft 10 'ue Transcontiuentsl row, the
|orr1.-1 raairc will make its Portland
y 20 ,9uespopd with the San Francisco
- daily though nothing has been said
,Rari,, me ocean hue from Portland to
d Fr.ur.,o %. it ia believed the Northern
'sCi1c vi. 45rk for the business that way
! b. O. 80 par cent has been made in the
ID ight rate traa ths East to Portland and
a Frat 500 Passenger rates have also
~ eur 40 rrst class limited tickets can
9 aa oy,s,uzd for S65 to $50 to San
'Bl.'S.0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
PoEtonca I.nhhnd-

SAy ANTONIO. TExAs, February 90
News Was received from FloresyiLIa L..
evening thst the SAi- 80 ..e postmaster Of
the: p.ace had been broken opsr su5 roo,
bed. One thoqEepd dollars in cash and
SaO0 il postage stamps were taken. Three
men are under arrest on suspicion, bat no
money was found on them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
AIianatad Affections.

BUFFALO, Fesrucry 20-Ths jury in the
Ror5;c,. Freeman case nave !aqn1 YER
Dict Of 81 600 for the plaintiff. Burd!ct
brought suit against DR.. Freeman tor
s23 800 for alternating the affections OF
zIsint;Ts wife. The parties reside in
Snithport Pa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
NEW MARTiksyIllE
ss~s 0tthe wsek-Ths Creek Break Up
Local News.


2,eciaI 70 he sssr&aT Rsglss-.
NV MARTIYsv.ILs, February 20
Ro5er, MsEldoEney, Sep Hall, F. d.
Young and 5. B. Hall, we're ct Psrkers-
burg this week
". P Bsggs and Ei'e, Of Wheeling, are
visiting relatives IL .oER.
Our timber men were very fortunate in
the late break up in the creek and river,
losing comparatively nothing, hlthoIgh
several bsrges loaded With ttsvsk sross-
ties &c, were frozen tight ia ths creek
ice
justice i. r btookoys: is no; able 70
be a. his ctfce yet. BE had quite g siege
Of it,
Several business changes are eon,em
plates for the spring.
The asny friends Of Miss Anna Martin
,)rne;iJ Of this county, and sister Of Ii,
late Prot. S. ". Martin, viii be sorry Il
hear CT her failing health. Shortly aftei
her brothers death lag, fall she joined {
sisterhocd Of your city adopting the psn'
Of Sitter Perpetua, since vhick she hal
been teaching in lhs Cstsoho school o
Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Schooner Burned .

GLorcEsrER, Mass, February 20 The
schooner Annie D., owned BY John Pew y
sons Of Gloucester while fishing on
GEORGES Banks, last Thursday, caught
6re and was eossuGsd. The crew OF four,
teen were saved BY the schoon9T C'yt'e' Of
This port. They lost sll Of their traps and
clothing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Coughs Remains.

WORCESTER. Mass. February 20.-Ths
rsnHips of John B. Cough reached here at
las 0. m. today. The funeral which has
been sproiutsd for Wednesday will Pro0s'
6iy tsks pace from tie late homs of the
decepei.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

= los> February 2o.-M. Pomsres,
D. .- BroadRay, the agent of the Brit,
\ .--isL. steamship Saxon, which lstt
nk lo-. on January ., has received a
"a ,,ch announcing that she had been
y Captain Wyman, the Grst and sec
n ,a,,-s. and three sesmen were lost
% =, ~-s-rl TIE chief engineer and
ae r-,r o. tie crew were saved and landed
4 .1sjca Cas dispatch gave no other
% s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

CHARLESTON, February 20 The HOur,
mill ci l. 4 Carr L Co caught FIRE
morn.Og from q detective aue and was
iE8lisaed before much damage Ual
p. Loss 800; insured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Nina rr,ehino,is Victims.

AKRON, o., February 2O-A family o.
l;sa reople near this city are afflicted with
trilhinosis, CONTRACTED b. eating raw pork
|, Is not thought suy OF the cases VII
prove fatal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
A Serious Accident.

I ,s,,sraa " "a, February 2O.-At
'be1, clock tb.sat. ernoon a boy hsmed
"a vas y,as1si by GlGag coal at what
3 kno~n a. the lannon's EIl mine, Just
Nath OF Clar5s5urg. We sre informed
~ bis injuries arc OF q serious character.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Fudnders' Day. {"

's,o,. ssbrusry 2O,-The annual ban
~ C, Zoe &sG England alumni OF the
eh1ag4ua Literary aud Scientific Circle,
2 e'wnswo-atioH OF "FOunds-s' Dsv.
y held here today Alter two houla
peE. n conversation ,se sssemblage OF
~ 81 Gowqt, dinner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
4 Big Flood.

hAlisAA. Fe1rusry 20 -Unususlly high
y: e TO dag have d1oled large portion OF
goy' Annapolis and Kings counties, IN
~ places carrying away dJ kes and csus-
pe much damage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

" yo1 experience bsd taste in the
mouth, sslloEnsss or yeiloE color OF he
kin, fell stupid and dro=sy. sprsi.ss un-
steady. frequent headache - dizziness,
ycu are "0ilioUs,' 81 so,bing will arouse
your liver e ae;iop ard strengthen up
7e.s system Ike DR.. Pisrces Code .
Medical d cry" By druggista
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Wattsrsoa sui, ImproyJng.

roc'syILLE Fe3'lary 2O.-Nr. Waiter
e'Eanuss 10 improve. HIS pulse, res.
es'oa ana temp -raturs are natural and
=, S''he' Fe'spsss, on the way to re-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
snsu,r Comes This sudden Darkness

ahsu,e Comes This sudden Darkness .
Sg.cial 10 hs Sunday RsQiIss'.
fD. IS. ". Va, February 20.-At two
H. yssterdly a slight snow began to
N All N zen minutes it became so dark
b. l,r-s Lscessary to light lamps to see
3 -, .. write. The falling snow was so
ens- hat trees 90 the mountain side, not
8C, halI~-i feet dis;ant, could not be
~ Nothing Of the kind was ever wit
,essei before in this part of the mountains
IA darkness lasted only for q few min
~ cLtA eeayv snow Is still falling,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21
Committees From the Contsnding
Parties Confer
And the Operators Grant The
Strikers Demands.
rhs English Speaking Strikers will
Return 10 Work.
The Hungirians Still Want Further
Concessions
And Refuse Work Operators Will
EyiCt Thsm--TrOubIs Feared.

,-,.rrAls Pa. February 2O-Ths
= strike hiss ended N favor of the
...;ksrs The operators at the conference
,,3sv having granted their demands
w,rs Will he resumed on Monday.
rHs ADVANCE GRANTED.
r5yygLlsylLLE, Pa, February 2O.-The
miner, and coke drawers Of this region
,-a .5.lau, tonight Notices are no~
p5,,si 10 "a, every works to resume
Monday a, the advance of ten per cent.
T,,s .s whs, the strike vas fer The syn
c.,,s met miocrs IePrs ssentstives st Scott
Js,e a. noon and were in secret session
t7,-- h5u-s. The former wages were TWEEN
s,.--sa cents per wagon for mining and
l., 4.r cents per oven tor dra#isg coke
T.. r--. ages are thirty and sixty
c-a,. The ;rise lasted FIVE weeks. The
-. .ass il ever half million. English
k5-as,rg meu VII! return TO work. The
Eary4r.aus say they will not until sll their
tgaarvmau are released from jail Trouble
|. szo.c.ed tom rheu. The operators
b. s..c. rhem s, occe il they do not re-
t1rr 70 work.
D., ty.l.>H y.s.IANT-rHE HUNS SCLLES.
i NJ Pi.,sAS- Pa February 2O-This
ar7rng5a the board Of coGciliarion on the
b.. the strikers met with the syndicate
sg.e.-u,srlvas, composed Of Il. c, Frick,
D the Frick Coke Company. Col J. NJ.
4 e,5o2am,ker and his brother, Of Schoon.
has55 a. Co.. q. 7. Rafferty, Of McLure 4
q Secretary Achsson. Of the Coke Pro-
1 .esrs Association. and Syndicate Agent
Sr.cs.4r At Scottdale. The conference
sss strictly confidential but the ne
ap.sy.ls we're OF such a Chsrac
~ :aa. notices nave been posted at
4 ne works stating that work will be re
nnei on Monday next at the wages paid
n tore the reduction Of December, 1884,
wh.el means the grant OF the ten per cent.
Ggaace asked by the strikers The Eng
b speaking la5orers are jubilaut aud sre
nlu,rrg the vicinity red. The HungsriSns
asin,slu sullen. silence, especially at
MooreRooi. where they say they will not
n,lr1 10 work until all the prisoners are
he,s,sd rom Jail.