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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
hEII NiKL.

By the way has II not occurred to you
that the city Of Bs!slTe has today as htr
Marshall an excellent officer Does II not
occur TO you that the cry is st present q
very quiet place, aud that the gang of
toughs whicA has run the town for several
years ia no more Who do you suppose
brought that aboulY The answer is easy.
Said well known chap last week II in.
tend 10 vote against Burke. Every time
. fight ain arrested II Burke is reelected
Ill 20 come place else to work What
better recommendation would An officer
want than just such talk. II continuing
the present incumbent as Marshal insures
us peace, It is Just reason Tor his nomi
nation and election. Mr Burke il man
OF grit ard total abstaiEer from drink
\ large esmen. OF the Republican party
is quietly at his back, and will see that a
certain element does not down him. What
the Democrats want to DO when they re.
elect Burke is to put a good man to help
HIM i'll the Mayor Cihce also
A straw vote taken OF the bottle works
yesterday, showed that McGranahan lad
81 votes Brown 5. Keep the ball roll.
ing, Rsh for McGrsnehan.
The young chaps are to be excluded
from the Y. NJ c. A. rooms
Col C. L. Poorman ID in the city.
The FIRE alarm hos been lowered several
.eet and will be tried at o clock this after.
noon.
Winnie Robinson was married on Thurs
day to Miss Iinnie FaEnswOr,h, OF this
township.
The members of South Bellaire NJ. Z
Church held u special meeting last night.
Charles Vaupel has returned from a visit
at Moundsville.
Jake kemple lectured 10 a good crowd
in Christian church last night
Frank Johnson and Miss Jennie Frs
have been married.
Following is the Prohibition township
ticket: TIusees- Lew Cunningham, A.
l.. Baron, Thomas Ault. CIrTk.-Joseph
Merit. Treasurer W. z Rrter. Con
stables-E b. Kennedy John A. Black
The California Minsrcls which shows at
/uchs TO night passed through tho city
yesterday morning for point up the tiy-r
The members aTe line lookinl set.
dchn Eoster, the c. a P conductor who
was injured at Martins Ferry, died OF T.
late huur or Thursday uight, lie lea,es
a wife and several children.
Turn out at the Democratic primaries.
The Second ward voting place is at shan
legs
The Knights of Labor have completed
The painting and paperng OF their hall in
Central Block, and are nov engaged III
having the heil picely carpeted
Patrick McCIranahan was oat yesterday
fixing up his fences for the nomins,on ns
Mayor on the Democratic ticket. Patrick
is l-YclhcAded old gentleman end ft
man for III" position t, which he nspirea T
Messrs Caldwell and HesrGr, rrrreaent.
ing the Natural Gas Company Of West 7.
Virginia were bs fore CouGcil last evening I.
seeking the same privileges rs are bsirg
sought by Mes-rs. Finn y Gillespie An
ordinance pre-Cnted by the representatives .
0. the Natural Gss Company OF West Vir .
ginia, was referred to au appropriate CON
mittee, ard the gentlemen were assured by .
members that they should have equal rights .
and privileges with Messrs Finn Il GILES /.
ME
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RAILROADS ORGANIZING

East of the Missouri to Resist Labor
Troubles.
CHICAGO, March l9.-The statement
ment Published here this morning that the
attitude lately assumed By tho Knights Of
Labor has greatly alarmed the railroads
east of the Missouri river, and they have
arrived at the conclusion that it is only a
question OF time when they will have to
contend against toe game difficulties Gs are
now witnessed on the Missouri Pacific sys-
TEN from troubles on its lines They find
that at the present they are not prepared
TO meet the combined strength OF
the Knights of Labor or resist
their demands, and that in order
to protect THEMSELVES they would have to
effect combination of the various roads
With this end in in view q meeting Of the
Superirteudents OF the various roads with
in the territory Of the Central Traffic Asso.
citation Gall roads east of the Mississippi
river and west of the wes ern termiui of the
trunk linesl was held in Cincinnati Last
Monday AID the present situation regard
ing impending labor troubles fully dis.
cussed.
The opinion was unanimously expressed
that the present situation is the most crit
ica since railroads first came into eXi:
lence in this country, and that united and
harmonious action between oil the roads
could prevent serious results. An organ.
i2a,iou was effected and stated meetings
will be held regularly for the purpose TO
be able TO NEE; sny labor trouble tha,
might arise within the central tralNa assoc.
iation territory By united acton.
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The Ninth Wonder.

MuwArAEE, WIS, March L9 The ex
bi5l,ion of the working o. The Edison sys
tem.ot p telegrsphing to and from moving
.-sins By induction from the root OF the
cars ,o the wires, as given to day on
gpecial train run by the Chicago, M'ITaq'
bee 4 St. Paul road from Chicago to Nit
YANKEE and return, YES ve,g 91ccessiuI
sealed messages written by ana addressed to
the Messengers were sen, By the Morse
svstam from Chicago to the point where
condensers for the new system were plaCgo'
and from there were teIegraphed TO Inc
ope.stor on the train running thirty. hye
miles per nOGr and delivered to the writers t
Practical telegrspbe.I sud electricians
va-e unanimous in it "a Soaae'iG ining
snd something thought capable OF great
development
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the land. The Missouri Pacific employs
1879 men. OF these 3. IL only are con
cerned in the present strike, 30 that in I'D
dition, these 1000 conspirators who are
by force and intimidation stopping our
trains, are thereby iepriying the remaiDg
10000 Of their colaborers Of their daily
earnings. Will not the public soon learn
that it is they who pay the railway pay
roll2 That the railway Is
it's clearinghouse to receive and
distribute this fund, which is fully sixty
per cent. of the entire gross earnings of Il
railway, and when they do they will prob.
ably fld some method TO regulate and
control the labor engaged in raIlwGy trans
poitation and thus prevent such strikes as
the present one.
Signed JAY GOULD.
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RirPLES FHOM THE RIVER.
News Cleaned About In. Wharf and
from Our Excl nHsns.

News GI"amrd About the Wharf md
from Our ENcEansea.
The TELEGRAM les,cs for CIarirgtou at
3 ?. m. sharp
The Dn:r-l !raYrs ior Parkersburg at
! "a. today.
Down witt cyai--Pncifc, Ccal Valley,
and John Moran.
The LOUIS \ Sh.rley leaves for Cincin.
natl this afternoon , o'cIcck.
The {. ". Baichrior leayes for Pi,ts
burg at 7 clock this morning.
The steamer Kat" Siockdale passes Nd
tomoro* moraing FOR Pittsburg.
The mGFGs On rha landing hs! evening
indicated feet s irchea and rising.
Marks at other places-Greensboro II
feet g inches Ind Sationary; Oil City, !
feet inches and rising; MorgaDtogn z
feet inches and falling; Lock 80. !
: feet inches md stationary; Rices
Landing, . feet / inches and falling
Parker, ) fseI and rising.
The Cleaner Prince is having her war
raint put on and is gettlGr IA trim to
take the place Of lee Couric: in the BAYOU.
Sara trade. with Capt. Sam Peunywith on
the root, Charley JuDgiing il the office
and Frank McGuiTa in charge Of the medi-
cal department. The Prince con hold her
own with any Of The so called DAisies. high
headers, etc. Strictly business is the
motto Of officers aud crew. .-Nstcher Ban.
ncr.
Almost 100000 bushels Of coal yenl
out Of the Monorg4hels river Thursday for
Cincinnati and Louisville. The rather
unexpected rise in the rivers caused by The
melting OF snow in the mountains, made
the shipments possible. Joe Walton ssnt
out the Coal City l.. W. Morgan, Wood
ward, Joe Walton. Sam Clark and jos
Nixon; John A Wood sent the Nellie
Speer and B. d. Wood; Mcdonald 4 Co
sent the Hermit No 2. Beaver and Josk
Cno! o Neal ~ Co, the steamers Eater.
prise, Belle McGoRan, William Crah John
Moaen and Ben Wilson, taking in all
1856 900 haaheIs. There is b large amount
Of coal loaded in heavy boats. which require
: or 9 feet OF water, and which will prob
ably not pet Out
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JAY GOuLD'S VERSION
Of the Strike ON Wis System in tn
West.

OF the Strike ON Wis System in the
West.
Cu,RLysroy, s. c., March l9.-Re
por,s of the action OF the Dallas Merchants
Exchange and citizens of Gresnville, Tex
as, ia passing resolutions denunciatory OF
the strihers, aad tn strikers methods
were forwarded to Mr.. Jay Gould here
and be has JUS: forwarded the following
,eieg,s., in response
CHARLESTON, 5. c. March IL, 1886.
r. the Citizens Oftir city ~ D"'t"'
and GrecuriUs. H,mt CoUntH Texas
No ucsda OF mine can sufficiently ex
rress nv appreciation o. he kind words
n encouragemeut and the gooa ad
30 contained in your dispatch
TSe prssent strike on oul
lra,eu ~ was ordered by lhe cthcers OF
ssoret organization because nsighoonUg
9o;Ivay in the control OF the highest court
in the land had seen fit 10 discharge Vn'
Of their employees; and with no other com %
nIsint against the management OF Int
Missouri Pacific without any warning OF
shadow of justification, the entire business
of four States and oUe territory IS com
pIeteiy parayzed, nni the millions o
resident citizens are deprived of the rail
way facilities on which their entire proper
~ depands slo 10 ,he enjoyment Of Vhici
| they have legal rights paramount
TO any s, crst organi1 ltion becaus
rights are sscur,d to them By the laws o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
Wheeling Spurts A-.isI.

The Pi'tsbnrg Leader OF last evening
sad -
fIttsbgrs gamblers are said to have had
a hand in breaking mp Of the gambling
house kept by Frank SHAY and Wesley
Schimmel in Chicago. Shaw, who kept a
saloon IN thls city. some years ago. about
opposite the MonongaheIa House, Smith.
beld E!frer, went to Chicago and with
SGaimmel who cane from Minneapolis
opened q gambling house with so. 600.
"Dnk' Davis. who won 800 OOG in New
York drew $2j 900 our of the bank aud.
/ between the efforts of the Pntshurg and
Wheeling sports, the bank was broken
Shaw and Schimme! 10 add 10 their mis-
fortune, were ho'h arrested on a charge O;
keeping gambling house.
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BKiDGEpOltT.

Tomorrow morning Rev. c. G. Hays.
pastor OF the Presbyterian church will
preach q memoria! sermon in honor of
Elder I. h LG;sd. deceased. In the even.
ing he vii! preach 81 'ha church but has
not yet eaosen his subject. In the after
noon be will preach nt Lancaster chapel
west OF town.
William Githn and Captsin Burgc,t Nc
Connsughey srs candidates for Township
Treasurer, subject 10 the deliberations of
the Republican convention.
Mrs. Elmer McConHaughey is Ill at her
home in bridgeport.
Today the Democratic township con
ventlon will be held ia the City HI at ?
p. m. Let ever, good Democrat turn out
and assist - picking good men who can
win
Mrs. Ross }. Alexander has returned
from visit Ia Parkers5urg.
The chicken Gases against " liam Gin
ton will he son'aU'a st m. to-day.
lesrerday Josryh >chgi,r. OF Drill, was
nned 50 and co'ls ter fgbtirg with John
Hans After NJ. S"hafer had paid bis fine
he swore o.tr q warrant for the arres, OF
Hons which was served Ig Officer Stuff lust
Mr.. llans cmrr"i from the coal bank.
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TRACKED BY A sEPoRTGR.
Bennett Cook 10 10 Arrested en- Multi
tude of ChurE9g.
C,,g.f,T N yIr F'.ttatsT

PARSgRsBURG, ". Va, March "a
warrant was issued tonight By city author
tiles tor Bennett Cook, JT, vLo will be
arrested on sight. The charges pre- erred
by witnesses will be intimida'ing and rsr-
sona.isg q United States officer. Cook
kas been tracked over four States By your
correspondent After the community gets
through with Cook, the Government is
preparing 10 take hand.
Bsnratt Cook, Jr., the party in question
Is alleged to have q history FOR daP.icity,
wickedness, debauChery and genefS! lewd-
aess, seldom, if ever, equelled. The details
of this history are quite unfit Tor pubhca-
tion.
He is 8 member Of one Of tie best fam
.E5s in West Virginia; married an excel
lent woasa, and had as good opPorluni.
ties to make nsL:e i no: fame OF
purity. honesty, etc.
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Base Ball.
Al NsshviIle-Nashville 6, Memphis II,
cover and over Again

Repetition is sometimes the only way tc
impress a truth upon the mind. Accord
iugly take notice that DIR. Pierce Fieas , ,a,
ant Purgative Pellets (the original Lutte
Liver Pills. continue to be woEdettuiiy ei
fective in cases OF sick and nervous head
ache. constipation, indigestion rush o
blood 10 the head, cold extremlues, ana 81
ailments arising from obstEnctons OF the
bodily functions. Their action 10 thorough
vet gentle, and the ingredients being en-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken VII
impuuity into the most delicate stomach
Ali druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

Thus !, viii be seen that > &6I Of the
33jj machines in he West ore still loyal
10 the Cin,innN'i or | I cent scale.
The Omaha Nail Manufacturing Co, 2
little machine mill, has quit making
nails altogether, and is being torn down
Your list locates the Bayview mill in Mich
igan the Beleville mill in Indiana. ana
the Colorado iG,ii in California All wrong
Bayview ia in Wisconsin, Bellevile in Ill.
iuois, and the Colorado mill is ut Pueblo,
Colorado The mill known IS Bayview is
the nail department Of the North Chicago
Rolling Mil Company. Don't know any
thing about the co.0parH,ive mil at Sieu
benvlIe, bu: running double tura is violat
ing the laws OF the Nailers' Association.
MAN TACrUREE
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The New ST Siocuni.

Next Monday evening Frank | Frayne
and a specially selected company Of ar.
lists, will open three nights engagement
at the Opera House, in Mr. Fraynes great
sensational melodrama in i've acts. entitled
The New 81 S,ocuE, OF Struck
oil ct Last Among the company
are Mr.. ]. j. ,Ioneg the famous trapper
and guide; Booker ari Leieh--George 4.
and Misc Mauds, popular comedy stars,
n. Andy hmsnn, the German impersons
tor in songs, dances. &c, and the young
American comedian Frank l. Frarna. Jr
This piece is dE"-'"5 Isrge houses all ove:
.ne country. snd Wheeling vii. 10 40 ex
cep;ion. Matinee Wednesday afternoon.
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sale of Livery stable and stort

rs will be seen hy oil advertisement
printed elsewhere, Assignee 7. S. Riley
will, on Wednesday, the %Ist inst, proceed
to sell q. public auction tie lecse Of the
properly h2retoioSe occupied by ". J
Warden as a livery aud faIe stable, Iooa.
tel ut the corner Of Market and Twenty
third Streets, aud aso the entire stock oi
personal chattles of said ". j. Warden
consisting Of horses, harness, hacks, car
riages, &c, together with what hay and
grain may be on hand on hat day. As
s;gnee Riley will be daily in attendance on
he premises for the collection of what,
ever debts may he due the said ". j. War
den, aud people OWING will confer favor
by calling promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

NARREy, Pa Marhb l9.-Last evening
G NJ. Spsrks, bged u, and { lad named
ELatts we're engaged in piling wood. BY
some means the s'icks which held the pile
in position we're displaced aud the auber
came tnmoiiog dom upon the bcys, iDiur.
ing Flats severely ana crushing young
Sparkle to, desth.
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cox PSnl.

PrrrsRrRG, Pa, March i6.-Ah the
members of the CounellsviIle Coke FRO
dncrgs Association, with bat one or two
exceptions. have signed the pooling SgTee,
ment for the ensuing yesr. II diustS
somewhat from the old agreement. mas
much as Sl.35 is fixed as the mtnlmuW
price. The syndicate is bound not to sell
uuder this figure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

i had suffered with asthma for over for
ty years, and had terrible attack in De
cember and January, ls,2. One day
took four dcsea &c Hsrter Tonic. Tbs
enect astouished me, / slept perfectly
hist night, and Gm now wholly well. Park
ers Tonic will cure chronic asthma.
Z. C. Williams, Chapman, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
IJDTT'S EMULsIoS OF PURE

Cod LIVER OIL, with Hypophosphites
Eor Wasting children.
DR.. ; W. Cohen. Of Waco, Texas Gays:
i have used your Emulsion N InfaltjIe
wasting, With good results It nc: oniy
restoEss wasted tissu2, aut gives strength
and heartily recommend il tor diseases
attended by stropby.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

CHARLTsToS, ". Va, March l9.-The
jury in the case Of Le@is Douglas, charged
with the murder Of Thos. Teel on Decem.
her -, returned q verdict 0! murder in the
second degree.
Douglas, during drunken broil, struck
Teei with rock, from the effects 0. which
be dicd
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CITY Hall Turning.

FAIL RwER Mass, March I9-The
city hall ia in flames Telagraphic com.
Inunicarion in all direcriola is likely to be
cut of as most Of the wires run through
the city in that vicinity and are go;Dz
down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

NV ORLEANS, La, March l3-Dr
Zukertort and MIR. Steinirs commenced
playiug tho seventeenth gameiu the world :
champiouships tournOut soon inter 0 clock
this afternoon. The game was drawn on
fftV.aecopd move.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

HaIdens and inylgots,as lac gums. puriSes
and perfumes the breath clesnse,. besuti.
hss and pEoseF7es the teeth from youth to
old eye. Sold BY all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

South rreirgar Iron &c., caasaro5,sa. sa......... =

TIE following p,ilI5 nra srpy,ci to BE-
running, bu' what ih.y pay or the number
OF machines contained in each unknown,
na they do not belong TO the Nail Associa.
lion, Ior have they ever co operated with
IL Colorado Coal Hud Iron Co, Pueblo,
COL; Pacific Iron Gnl Nsil Ca, Oakland.
Cal; Cob5's Iron and Nail Co, Aurora
IrA
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COMPREHENSION.

"Manufac;urer'' Gives a List of Nail Ma.
chimes Running in tho West.
TO The Eiior N the Register,
SIR: There were some errors in your
atatomeut Of The number Of nai! machines
running at the 10 and 81 cent acalc in
Friday morning paper. app nd an otii-
cially correct hs; 10 ial rs known:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

uRGA1 ,hings have ever hinged on triaes.
The first family difficulty on record wss
caused By an nspPle core; The las: We heard
OF was the negligence Of q father to keen
up the supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
when all hands had cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

OF these l,so4 mach;n.s 900 arc run.
ming.
Inc iolio%in, mills g-a stanimg idle,
co operating heartily ia the demand ,or the
l7.cent scale
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THE STATE Of Trade
As Reported 10 Bradstrset's This
Week.
FIFTY.FIVs THOUSAND ON STRIKE
In the United States Business Depressed
In Consequence and Enter
prise Timii.

/ New York, March Especial teI..
grains 10 BradsEeets report no real i'm.
/ provemert in TIE movement Of general
mercaan2ise throughout ihe country with
the exception OF the increase in the eastern
traffic OF tn" California RAILWAYS owing
10 cut rates. 1t St. Louis and south.
west thereof there is continued
s;agnstion. Much impatisnce is mani.
tes;ed at business centres throug bout Mis-.
souri,, Kansas, ArkGnsaa and Texas o.ine
to the continuance Of the strike aud the
consequent embargo on trade.
Brighter weather and u moderately nc
tive order demand for seasonsble goods
are reported from Cleveland Detroit. Chi.
cage Burlington, Iowa aid Karsas City.
AT eastern centres business has nc. i'm
proved hut is equal IN volume and
promise to that Of week ago In general
1t has been uneven, with the mcst strength
shown in dry goods. Stocks of the latter
at first hands are lighter Higher Wages
paid mill operatives tend to advance prices
but the prospect Of labor troubles render
the market heavy and uncertain .Iobhers
are doing better than last week Print
cloths are frmer at Bic less per cent for
CTS. WooIis admittedly heavy and lower
in price
presents few features bsyond the weakness
OF finished iron at Ptusburg, prices Of
which are as low az they were last autumn.
while quotations. for pig are 81 30 higher.
Plitsbnrg is reported more bullish o. pig
IRON than any other producing
centre. The general industrial
situation has not improved. The
strikes OF the southeastern railway EN-.
pIoyes, OF biiuminous cOal miners and OF
textile mill operators continue, and strikes
at Pittsburg OF 100 employees of the
National Tube Works ard Of 800 cloak
and suit makers At New York bring
grand total ol those on strike up to s.,
coo.
Wheat is fuler and lower again on
Western estimates OF heavier reserve
on July ! than had been expected.
Bradstrecis estimates from available data
points to II total stock of visible and in.
visible on July lst. next OF about ID, OOO,.
600 bushels on beth coasts. Other grains
present 10 new features.
the hog products, though in strong
hands, are not active Lower prices for
sugar in London will effect the market
here Coffee is easier under small de-.
msnd, aud heavy offerings of tea at auc-
ton have had ike @ "ect.
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Tho Eight mnnr Move.

CHIcAG,, March l9.-The Executive
Comm ttse OF tho Egh, Hour Associati on
he'd La -stirg last nigh; 81 MCCoys hotel
and directed Its secretary to seLd com
munication to the Executive Committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

ERyssE,s, March l9-The parade Of
unemployed Socialists in Liee2, the iron
manufacturing center Of Belgium, last
night resulted in disoTderlS demonstra.
ton. A mob composed Of Socialists and
the lowest classes of people TOOK possession
of many of the streets shouting, Down
with the capitalists, Down with the B0nr'
peoiser' and attacking shops. They
wrecked all the cafes and sacked all
the shops in the Rue Leopold The gen.
darmes finally attacked the mob. and after
a severe Igi.t, in ahich mauy Of the rioters
were wounded succeeded in clearing the
,,reeta and 1eaoring order Several hun,
dred Socialists who took active part in the
riot have been placed nnder arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

SALvArI-H y On kills pain every time
For cuts, bruises, sprains, straics, burma
scalds, and irostbtes it is an intaIhble cure
Price oplNtwrnty-fvP cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

DALLAS, TEAAs, March l9-The depre.
dations upon the Texa5 Pacific Railway
Companys lines still continue in this
State. Early this morning two bridges
were burned near here, but the fact was
discovered before any trains attempted TO
pass over the streams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20

SoUru BEEp lNn March I9 The
Studebnker strike is about completed and
work will resume Monday al Old position
as b,.ore.
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Too ManyEnignts There.

BoNgAN, Ten, March IA large
number Of business 'nen, citizens and prop.
erty owners assembled in the Opera House
yesterday to take action in reference 10 the
labor troubles on the Texas Pacific road
and TO crush false expressions existing
outside that the citiz.ns Of Bouham Were
in sympathy and giving their support to
The str;Eers. QSiug to the presence Of a
large number OF nights OF sbor he res
olutious read by the chairman could not
be adopted, the Knights voting against
them