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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-01
VOLUME XXxv,-.-NUMBER s5,
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Matters Of MluOr Momont In aud About
the City,

MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
TH9RR deeds Of trust were admitted t.
record yesterday,
THR LsBslls mill was idle yesterday
owing to the caying in Of q heating fur
mace.
THg two boys, Brady and schradsr
mentioned in yesterdays paper, are not
pupils OF Union school,
The Laughlin nail factory coutsmplates
running extra time to I'LL the unusually
large orders on it's books,
THERE was just one case In the police
court yesterday, that one having been
postponed from Monday morning,
AHAcI belonging to Rlne's livery stable
was wrecked at E!nsville night before
last by running into gas pipe ditch.
AN OLD man named Dobbins fell down
Q flight OF stairs at his1TesldenCe in the
Eighth ward yesterday morning, and was
sarlously Ii not dangerously hurt,
JoHN VolTz, who was 60 seriously hurt
last Friday at the BsnWood Steel plant,
died at his home yesterday from the
effects oil his burma and the nervous shock
Of the accident,
EMILR SAITH, a sub,mansper at tho
Riverside steel works, was presented with
3 handsome gold watch by the employees
Of that works. Mr.. Smith has resigned his
position there 10 accept more lucrative
one in Pittsburgh,
"ALoNE IN LONDON" and James A.,
Herns's minute Men" both display some
Of the finest theatrical printing seen here
Tor a long time. Both rank with the very
best shows OF their class. Indeed, neither
has anything to fear from rivals.
II, g. FIELDS United Operatic Min.
strsls, numbering over thirty men, will
appear at the Grand Opera House De.
Csmber 0, 10 and II, To Judge from the
press notices they have received else.
where they will no doubt do a big bus.
iness here,
OEHCER BELL last night arrested Mary
Green, the periodical case 10 the police
court, we'll known crippled Colorsd
woman, who, whenever Hho can escape
from the County Infrmary and get to
town, gets drunk. He had to call on on.
Ger Doku for help, and the two hauled her
70 the Lookup in the Registers mail cart.
She msds q good deal Of noise en- route.
THE river here was falling almost I'M.
at dusk last evening with
depth In the channel Of 10 feet 3 in.
CheG. At Pittsburgh the river was station.
ary with the marks indicating depth OF
I feet y inches in the channel. At nearly
all points above there tho rivers were
rising, The Andes got away for Oincin.
natl at a late hour last evening with a big
trip. The Katie S!UCkdale passed down
yesterday morning.
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ninr0,lna t,lniIn. lln Allhl.

RICHMOND, Nov. BO.-T. j. Clnveriuu
has made a statement to be Submitted 10
his counsel for presentation to the Gov.
ernor, II they think proper to do no. The
state cment is 10 the effect that the prisoner
was at tho Academy ci Music 0t the time
tho murder Of Lillian Madison is alleged
10 have bsen committed. II Ia not yet
known whether counsel for the prisoner
will present tho statement to tho Gov.
ernor, The interest in the Caee is Intense.
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BACKED OUT.
A Prize Fighter I.cfuses to Come To Time at
the Last Moment.

A PrIre Fighter ItCfuses to Come to Time ut
the Last Moment. .I.
LONDON, Nov 3O-Kuifton, was to have
fought prlse fight with bare knuCkles TO
a finish with Jem Smith, in Paris to-day,
for the heavyweight championship Of
England and heavy stakes, backed out at
the last moment and refused to 20 10 the
battle-ground. The men had been In &C.
tiye and close training for the encounter
for several weeks, and the interest
taken In the event was widespread and
intense.
The amount Of money up In wages was
large. Last evening, all the prelimlnarles
having been satisfactorily arranged, o
trainload Of prominent sporting men and
aristoctats went 10 Paris 10 witness tho
battle. The only reason Knifton gave
for his conduct was that he found that
the number OF Smiths adherents would
attend the eight was 90 much greater than
the numbsr OF bis own friends who would
be present, that he feared he would be un.
able 10 obtain fair play, and so concluded
TO abandon q contest which he felt con-
vinCed would be hopeless for him under
the circumstances.
The Brilish sporting world 10 bowling
with chagrln over the hasco.
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IRoSDAlv, ALA, Nov. 3o.-w. A. Bald
win, railway supervisor, recently mar.
rled Ml,p Ella Moore. The lady'S broth
era opposed tho match. On Sunday Ber-
uard Moore visited Mrs. Baldwin, and
tried 10 induce her 10 leave Baldwin. sho
refused, whereupou her brother began 70
abuse her. Baldwin appeared at this
junuture and ordered Moore out Of tile
hOuBs. Moore drew revolver and Bald
win drew hip, and the men began duel.
Mrs. Baldwin rushsd between the men
and received three bullets In her body.
She died soon afterwards. Moore was
tlnally shot dead by Baldwin, and Bald
win Is now dying, having been shot twice
by Moore In the melee,
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A SMALL REDUCTION
IN THE NATIONS OBLIGATIONS
For the Month of NovOmtOE-C Causes which
ConspIrsd to this Result -PresIdents
Message Nearly Finishud- Gen.
eral Washington News Notes,

WASHINGTON, Nov, SO,--It Ia Estimated
at the Treasury Department that the pub
lie debt statement to be issued tomorrow
will show decrease in the debt for the
month OF November of only sl,OOO, 600,
The small amount Of the reduction is
principally due to the fact that nearly
Sl4,O ,O0Owsrs paid ont during the month
for pensions alone, The receipts during
the month were about 81, 100000 and tho
disbursements about $240OOOOO. In No.
vsmbsr last year the receipts were about
S25, 100000 and the expenditures about
S23,000000, There was an increase Of
about 81. .0OO,0 900 in (he debt in November
1898.
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DAM BREAKS DOWN
wnshing Away IHIlrOnd tracks and Dam
aging Property,

Washing Awny NnIIrOad trRokH ana Dam.
aging Property.
NEw YonE, Nov. 3O.-A special from
Columbia, S. O., pays: The new dam
which has just been finished a! the Lang
Icy Cotton Mills, on the line OF the Char.
lotte, Columbia aud Augusta railroad,
gave way yesterday afternoon, and 1t is
again almost complete wreck. The wa
ter rushed through in a flood from the
pond, swept away hall mile Of the track
OF the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad and badly damaged the tracks Of
thu South Carolina railroad. All the new
aEd expensive work recently completed
on the former road ID totally ruined, and
1t will be at least q week before the dam.
age can be repaired. The accident Is aa.
csibOd to viosnt shock Of earthquake
which is reported to hRve been felt In
that locality Sunday night. It is believed
that the shock was sufficiently strong 10
shake away the foundations and cause
the structure to break loose. The waters
flooded all the adjacent country and did
much damage.
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SLICK DESrocnArs.
Tho Latest Scheme In Indiana to Cheat III
Republicans.

The Latest Scheme ia Indiana to Cheat the
Republicans. /.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov S0.-Green
Smith, President pro tenn Of tho State SEN
ate, and hold over senator.itom Jennings
county, to-day fled inthe office Of The
clerk Of Marion circuit court petition
for an injunction to restrain the Secretary
OF State from transmitting to the Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, the re-
suit OF the vote cast for Lieutenant Gov
ornor at the recent election ln this State.
Smith 10 a Democrat and the temporary
presiding officer OF tue Senate, Of which
body he will become tho actual presiding
officer in rRaO tho courts hold that an
election Of Lieutenant Governor was un'
necessary TO I'LL the vacancy cGugod BY
General Manson accepting q Federal
position.
Robertson, Republican, was elected
Lieutenant Governor Bt the recent cleo
tion, The suit and lie result will have an
important bearing In the coming sena'
tOTlRl contest
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DIETEREN0Es SETTLED
Between knights of Labor mud the Miners
Association,

Association,
PIrraBURoH, Nov. 23.-Now that the
differences between the Knights Of Labor
and the Miners Amalgamated Association
in the coke region have been settled the
men are preparing to stand together II q
ssrike Is ordered. Master Workman
Byrne OF tho Knights and Labor and Sec.
retary Miller OF the Minera' Amalgama atad
Association have isaued Joint call for q
delegatomseting OF both'organizationS, to be
held at scottdale next Saturday morning.
Master Workman Byrne, In talking OF the
meeting, said: "All the trouble between
the Association and the Knights OF Labor
has been adjusted, aud in tho future we
will work together,
Tho meeting on Saturday Is for tho pur-
pose OF forming a joint board to combine
the action Of the two organizations.
This board when organized will
move for another conference with the
operators on the demands already made.
| do nos wish 10 express any opinions as
TO what will be done aud can only aay
that the workers in the coke region will
move together In any demands that may
be agreed upon after due consideration
shall have boon given to the question aud
all efforts shall have been made TO anil
cably arrange the matter.
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Tint s5 Notr Painting.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-oHicers OF the
Secret Service recently seized a fac sinile
painting Of q s. United States note as be.
ing violation Of the laws against coun'
terfeitlng. The painting was on q
wooden block and was 80 well douo that
1t looked as though the note was lying on
the wood and could easily be removed
The chief OF the Secret Service division
thought that the painting should be DC.
stroyed. Tho arliat, however, protested
against this "a unjust. He represented
that tho painting was work OF art and
was worth 5000. Some Of the Treasury
officials are OF tho opinion that the artist
Is right, Tho question has been referred
TO the Solicitor Of the Treasury. Its under.
stood thatG number OF these paintings are
in existence.
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sr. LOUIS, Nov. SO.-A special from
stoutlAud, Mo-, says: The White Horse
Company, or "Bald KuobberS," of Miller
county, have commenced their work
again. A few nights ago they visited the
house Of Jack Lett, colorOd, and admiuis-
tered 10 him q severe whipping. Lstps
brother, while tho "Bald Knobbers" were
at their work, put in an appearance with
q rifle, which ho discharged i'll their
laidSt, unhordng one Of their number,
aud 1t Is thought killing him. He was
picked up by his companions who hastily
carried him away. Serious trouble In the
county with the niGht raiders 10 expected, /,
for thoy have loft warnings AZ several
houses. Tho ciiEsnS have all armed
themselves, however, and are ready 10
give them warm reception.
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NEWS IN pRIER,

An oil well has been struck on the prop
Orty Of Jerry Little, at Yellow Springs, o,
Fred Snyder fell into tho canal at Mas
sillOn, o., OH his way home and was
drowned.
A tray containing 5000 worth Of dis.
monde was stolen from J. II. JohnsOn'G
iawelry store in New York.
Burglars rstded several residences al
Lafayette, Ind, and secured about $1,000
worth Of plundor.
The National Womcn's Christian Tenn.
perAnCe Union has issued an address to
tho various trades organizations ol the
country. ,4 F
Two hundred aud sixty men were dis
charged from the department Of ConBLruc.
ton aud repair In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday.
Tho wife Of Lieut.. Frank B. Andrews
Powell, U. 8, A., didd ht HolsO City,
Idaho, barracks, last evening.
Louis A. Davis, dealer IN leather goods,
at No 4Ol Broadway, New York, made an
assignment Yesterday to Isaac GoodSteln,
with preference amounting 10 $4,000.
There VISA sirtous Ore nt Aiken. South
Carolina, ycbturday morning. Eight
buildings wero destroyed. The total Losses
arc Estimated st $4,000, and the insur'
Rnre a. S22 600.
George II. ThobV, Of Coyipgton, Ky,
Though bis attorney, has served formal
notes ON Speaker john G. Oarllsle oI
his intention 10 C0ntC5t hla seat In The
FiiiiGth UonNUsa,
M,rers. Isaac j. Miller and Gustav
TAIRl, trustees Of tho estate Of Archbishop
Pmcil have begun paying out one and
one.hslf per cent. on the face Of the
claims on the salase.
Thu thirleen year old con Of Joshui
Miller, Of fnh,ld, N. Y, WAS found hang
log by the neck In hAltor In barn yes
lardBy GiLernpon. lli0 death 10 though
10 have bb0n accidental, 2"
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MlLwAuKEr, WIS, Nov. 8O-Thc realad
verdict In the case OF William kuhl We
exsherlE John Ruggo and ex.dsputy
sheriff j. NJ. Greding, was opened il
court this morning. The plaintiff wa
awarded $4,000 damages. The award
wR1 made on the ground that Kuhl wa
detained In jail an unreasonable length oI
time before Q warrant was Issued AgsinsI
him and because hs waa not treated prop
erly. Kuhl was Grreglsd IN the fall b
1881 on the Bupposition that he was the
notorious Lon Williams. Tho arrsst wa
made by Gredlng, who was at thst time 9
deputy sheriff. Tho verdict CauEea gen
eral surprise,
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President CLEyGLASD is politely re-
minded that lie Ia the author OF thest
contradictory utteranCss:
Inaugural, March 'Sj-Those who worth
iy seek public employment have the right
to insist that merit and competency shal
bs recognized instead Of party suhservi,
ency or the surrender Of honeat political
bsliei,
Stone Letter, Nov, 'sG-Ths sdministra
lion Of the Government is not to b.
trusted, in places high or low, to these
who are opposed to Inc party responsible
for such administration. .
What q gulf there Is between the prom
lse and tho performance!
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LONDON, Nov 10 1t 10 BSml.olIlcISlly
announced that General Sir Rsdsvsr Bal.
Ter, who executed tho Office Of Under Soc.
rotary for Ireland, will return TO tbs war
ohlcs In tho carly part Of March and r..
suine his dulles AS DJpuIy A1jdtant Gam
arAl. His services will be required In
Ireland only while the denartment ia bs.
iuR TOorgAnlE,d. Tue Under Secretary
will In the luturo occupy o scat Ia tbs
HOuss Of Commons,
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II, A. q. Sou,h.

CtNcrNSATI, o., Nov. a0.-To morrow
the baltimore 4 Ohio Express assumed
the control Of the traffic hitherto man
aged by Adams and Southern Express
Company on the Q1een and Crescent
route between Cincinnati and New Or.
leans. While the Baltimore & Ohio
claims to be In favor Of maintaining rates,
its entrance TO this wide field, hitherto
monopolzsd by the two companies nam
I'd introduced therein for the first time
the element olconpetition, and 1t Ia prob
ablo there may be a new adjustment oil
Toe new company It Is said will give en-
ployment TO men who have been doing
work for the old companies,
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Appropriation BIlIs,

WASHINGTON, Nov, SO,-ThO House Sub
Committee on Appropriation has made
such progress on the suudry Civil Bill
that no doubt Is entertained that th'
measure will be ready for tho coneiderG
tIou Of tho full committee next Monday
morning, The Subcommittee Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia is expected to have i'll
bill ready for submission as soon 90 tht
Sunlry OWL bill is reported 10 the House
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The Washington County Teaohers' An.
nual Institute 10 now In session at Little
Washington. Three hundred teachers
are enrolled. The exercises were opened
Monday afternoon by Superintendent
Spindler announcing his Vice Presidents
and committees. Hon. Thomas NJ. Bal.
lett, ol Reading, Pa Dr.. T. q. Monden.
hall, Of TerrO Haute, Ind, and Prof.
George Little delivered short addresses az
the lnstitute. The subject OF Prof. Ballet
was "How 10 Interest Children" that OF
Dr.. MendVnhNll "PhyBiCal Geography"
Pref. Lttle's blackboard Exercises on
Practical Drawing" Rev. Joseph Cook
opened the cour0e Of lectures Monday
night with hia famous talk on "Property
and Poverty" Tho Opera House was
jammsd with au appreCIatlve audience.
Tho musiO is by Prof. i. o. Excel, oi
Chicago, MISS Jean Glenn, Of Mercer, Pa,
aud Miss Emma BinglOr, Of Pittsburgh,
Last night Hon. ". 'rourges delivered hil
famous lecture whats the News2" 10 O
good house,
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cIlICAGo's NEED.
She Wants Moro revenue sphun,o to IIuiSs
tho Cash,

She Wants Moro TcYsuup- sphun,o to ItaiGs
tho Cash.
CHIcAuo, Nov. 9O-At Nlaqt nights ses-
sion OF the City Conucil Alderpan Colvin
Introduced IN ordinance which, he said,
would add $l,5OO,O0Os year 10 the clty's
revenue, Every year sSOOOOOO, Sl,OOO,.
600 or 50 0OO, 900. was added to the value OF
properly, but the assesamoutl kent going
down. In 1855 tho assessment WEE f2O,.
900, 900 less thsn In 1885. A large addition
to the population was expected from the
admission Of Jefferson, l,lkeyisw nnd
other suburban towns, and there must b0
additional police and Ore protection,
sewers, etc. H4 did not desire 10
impose hardship OIL any particular bust.
ness, The city was growing rapidly, and
a largOr revenue was needed, but no more
money was available now than ten or 6i.
teen years ago when tho city had 2lOQOQ
less people. At tho neS! meeting he Ia.
tended to present resolution asking the
Legislature to Increase the amount by
providing for the licensing Of other indus
tries than thoae now licensed under the
charter. There was no reason why whole.
sale and retail merchants, groGers, dry
goods men, toAaCConiats, etG., should not
be iiOonsed, Ho handed In an ordinance
amending that in relation 10 saloons,
striking out $500 and making the license
$1,000.
Alderman Dixou-I am with you.
Alderman COlvin was willing to suspend
II, s..t - - IL
duets, ETC., and the ouIy way TO get them
was to have more revenue. lie moyed to
suspend the rules to pass. The motion
was lost-yess 20, nays II. Revere, q Ea.
loon.keeper, voted in the affirmative.
Whelsn, Appleton, Mueller, Dosrnsr aud
Esfsldt, saloon-keepers, and Z. F. shert.
dan, brewery ernploye, voted against the
motion. The committee was instructed
to report next Monday.
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Ap.rsrtmsnt ulsrE 0ot, a slntl Ia r.lrc.

"YOs," aaid MI John NJ. Manning, to a
Post reporter at bis residence, No. llOG
Ninth street NJ W., Washington, D. u,
VI ain the lucky mNn who drew one.hith
Of the Second Capital PrlEo Of $4,000 ID
the October drawing Of The Louisiana
state LOTTERY Tor 81 sent 10 NJ, A. lAuphin
New 0fleahS, La. ! have already my
81, 900 safe In bank. II came most Oppor
luhSly. atn clerk In tho War Depart
mEni, and have devoted my spare tins Ia
the study oil law, / graduated recently
and this gives mo a start In lite,"-IPaSh
inOiou u, Cl POth OCT 20,
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uno,Yrn or TIE sour1r.
Tho NaniOor Of Indu,triss That ilavS bOSp
Added to II.

Auueu 10 lLs
CHATTANOOGA, TRNN., Nov. 3O,-A COM
pilntion Of special reports to the Ttade,'
man, from Southern States during the
quarter ending December /, shows q re-
lnaTkablO development In various indus
tfiHG during tho period specified. The
following companies were organized aud
incorporated Ia the l2 sLalsS, work having
actually commenced on many d tAsli
Thirly.fiye blsstiurnSCes, 10 railroad COM
psul6s, l8l wood working CGtabllehtnsnts
is electric companies, 70 ioundhes, miilI
and machine shops, 81 mining and smelt
ing companies aud 80 flour mills,
Ol the rev ventures WeBt Virginia
gained one iurnAce, ohe lAllToed, thirteen
wood working establishments, sEleet
ioundhSS, AvO aiming and smelling fur
nnlpn.
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1.-THE Tourists in q r. z. O." appeared
at the Grand again last evening 10 4 good
houSa--Oven larger than that Of Monday
evening. All were delighted with tho
performance. Ths Blnglns aud dancing
"a pronounced ag artistic ;and pleasing "a
any seen on q Wheeling stage this OeaSon
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tjol't

Ttlno with any Throat OF Lung DlseSsa,
II you have q Cough OF Gold, or the chill.
DION are threatened with Group OF
Whooping Cough, use Achef'B Englllh
Remedy and prevent further trouble. \
IA positive cure, and We guarantee. u
Price 10 and 900, Logan 4 Oo' and u
Menkemeller,
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IRISH INpEprNpENcr.
Congressman Finarty ou tho Situation IN
Tho Emnrnlh IAln.

Congressman FinRrty Ou tho Situation Ia
tho Emerald Isle.
CuIcAGo, Now SO.-Spcaking on the
topic Of Irish Independence, Hon. Jno. F.
Finerty to-day said: Affairs in Ireland
are turning out as everybody expected.
1t Is the old, old sensible resistance,
mean tho fighting OF all exorbitaut taxes,
tho refusal to pay rents al all, II possible,
for those landlords have no Just lien on
the soil OF Ireland. The Irish people
must not expect to win privileges,
either political or agrarian without
sacrifices. Ireland In 1855 and
America in l770 differ only in this: The
Colonists were armed and the Irish are
not. Ofthe two, the cause 10 gLhehtory over
again. There will be fresh batch Of i'm.
priaonments aud few more peasants
shot. Unfortunately, the Irish arc not in
shape to give military residence. There
Is no earthly use In arguing with tho
Tories. Dlllon's adVlco Is best, 10 Aght
the British inch by inch,
II the leaders OF the Irish must be im-
prisoned for this, all right. 1t will be
more expensive TO keep them In jail than
out. Dillon and O'Brion are showing
more courage than all the others. Par.
nell is an invalid and Is out Of the field.
Tho more sensible resistance that is
made at this time the better II will be for
ireland, England, aud this country.
The Irish are II stronger without arm.
Their best thing to do now Is 10 follow
pillon'1 advice and shos to tho world
what England is. Tho Russian Govern.
meut is called q dspotism tempered by
assassination. The English Government
is q plutocracy, tempered by eylc.
tion. II the long threatened war be.
tween Russia and England comes aud
the former should throw arms to tue op.
pressed, ell Ireland would be In q blaEs
Of insurreCtion In week, and 1t ought to
be. Ireland is to-day as she hAs been for
one hundred years, ready TO welcome as
friends, the armies Of any power hostile to
RnVlaud,n
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OITr or MHXIco. Nov. IN. lS80
GLASS wonKEns, TROUBLES.


a Statement of the CasU-Tho Price OF
Labor.
PITTSBURGH, PA, Nov. 80.-The glata
workers say that the differences between
the window glasS manufacturers In the
ElBt, North and West ID not under8tood,
although there Is q probability they may
lead to trouble. Tho Eastern and North
e1n districts have a slight advantage over
the Western iu tho matter Of wages, the
entire Elstern and Northern district are
working at 10 percent. less wages than
the Western. The manufacturers in the
lAtter district have chatcd under this
for along time, and the recent
convention Of the window glass
workUrS submitted communication
notifying tho workmen that next year o
uniform scale Of wages must be agreed
upon. At present this Eastern and North
ern manufacturers are holding aloof from
the syndicate formed recently by the
Westerners, and talk about forming one
themselves in order to protect their mar.
ket from glass made from natural gas.
The trouble ia one OF annual recurrence,
and a contest for supremacy OF tho mar.
ket is a possible contingency.