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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
BASE BALL.
HandIbor Shuts Out the -. Louis
Browns Other Games.


1t Pitisburg The Superb pitching Of
Handhc shut out thcS Louis browns yes
tcrday and Won a crcditablc victory l"r the
home team. Tn" champions were entirely
at the mercy Of the youn@stcr, and only
succeeded in scratching ont two singles
during the game.
Carruthcrs twirlcd the sphere for thryi~i-
tors. He WAS freely buttcd. when the
hits were mostly needed. Attendance ,
900. Score. rittSburg 2. ST. Louis o.
At Detroit Detroit :, Philadelphia !.
At Chicago-WaShingto &. Chicago 10:
earned runs, Washington :. Chicago q:
first base hits, Washington :, Chicago II.
errors Washington :, Chi"ng" ".
At New York-rhr Mrtropolitan-Halti-
more ball game was pp,;pcu"d on account
vi rain.
At ouisvillc-LouiSyillc /, Cincinnati
o. Earned runs, Louisville =, Cincinnati
|: two-haSc hits. Red |, Wolf" !. Car
prntrr /; thrcc-haSc-hits, Corkhlii !,
White Wolfe / passed balls, Snydrr :;
first base on hollis, OF llrrkcr I, oil Nullanr
;. of Kcon ;: iirSt-ba>c hits Louisville -,
Cincinnati II errors. Louisville G, Cnrln-
uati Il: umpire. Bradley.
At at Ipqs. New York :, st. Louis !;
first base hits, New YORK. L.. 81 l.ouiN :;
errors. st. Louis /.
At Kansas City-Kausas City ;. Boston
); earned runs Kun-r, City |, Boston ..
81 Philadelphia =, Erooklyn
10. earned iun,. Athletic ,, Erooklyn
,; two-baSe hit~, iicknS. !;
three br<c hits, Mcclellan: passed balls,
Peoples /; dr~l bl,r ou balls, Athletic !.
Brooklyn /; first hl~r hit, Athletic II,
RronkIyn rs. errors. Athletic !, Hrooklln
-: umpire Kelly.
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THE ANARCHISTS.
THE WORK OF OBTAINING 4 JURY LIKELY
TOCAUSE GREAT DELAY.
A Strike Occurs on the Lake Shore Road for
the Discharge Of Non -UniOniStS-
A Mob Attacks and Beats
Train Hands.

CHICAGO. June 23-Thc crowd scckinw
admittancr To the Criminal Court buildin"
| this morning WAS larger than usual. Upon
question propaund"d 10y the States Attnr-
mry. it waS found that RytuS, one OF the
men accepted 10y the defense. hld IN an
archi>I IN his employ. IIrwas excused hv
the Strtc. The state accepted James Ii
Cole. accepted 10y the defense Yesterday.
lie is the first Juror chosen. lie j. 4 loco
Union army.
During the progress of the examination,
Mr.. Grinncll, the States Attorney. SIid:
by the way, before 20 further. Ia"
counsel ON In" other side have given ~
one surprise by producing Parsons in court.
Are you going 10 produce Scmauhclt here
alSo:"
NO. sir" answered Capt Black. 80 tho
trial is too far advanced for that.
Srhnauhclt is the alleged bomb tlroW"r.
The questioning then proceeded.
The work of selecting Il jury j. extreme
IL tedious and from The numbcr of men
examined and excused it j. not beyond the
ran@r of probability that it may h" impu~
Shlr la find within The limits of Cook
county twelve men who can pass the "T-
deal Ia which they must submit before be-
ing accepted. TIP {" this morning not less
than furty-ivc men have been called. cN-
aminrd and rejected Two have >atjSlar-
Il. =. 4
lur the defense. but still have la ran the
prosecution gauntlet. From the questions
PAT by counsel lor the defense it T.. ohNI-
ouSly their intention to shut "ut Irish
Catholics and very pronounced churrhm'n
oI every denomination, all large cmpl"ycrS
and iOrrmrn in shops
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
TWO PRESENTATIONS
la Hltchic school Yesterday Pleas
aHi Occasions.

Prot! f. II. Crago, Principal of Ritchic
school, was yesterday morning presented
with 4 handsome combination gold
pen and pencil by the members OF
the graduating class Of hi} school.
Dr. J. II. Pipes, on hchalf Of the
class. made the presentation speech, and
the Professor was 81 surprised that he
could do nothing but express his thank, in
a few words.
Miss Clara Miller, OF Eitrhir school. who
i the first honor graduate OF the class of
So, WAS presented last cyraIng with Il
handsome gold watch, present from her
father. DR.. j. II. Pipes, in Il neat and ap-
propriatc ltt!c>pccch, presented the watch,
hut he had ~ arranged his talk that the rr-
cipirnt had no suspicion oi what WAS to
come until She WAS called out before the
school and the beautiful present handed
her. Both presentation, were very happy
and frlicitous affairs and heartily enjoyed
hy all.
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STATE EXECUTIVES COMMITTEES
At PHrkersbUrg Few Members on
Hand Republican schemes.

Spread bl,prt't 20 ttf Register.
PAREEESHUEG, W. VA, June 23-Only
TWO members of the Democratic State
Executive Committee have arrived up to
midnight. Clint Gallagher, of Kanawha,
and Major Kemp, Of Monongalia, and
other mrmprts atr expected tomorrow.
But little talk ~ yet i hrati about the
vacancy in the National Committee. Hon.
Ran Stllnukcr Is here and says hc is not Il
candidate. Ex-senator Davis Is spoken of
~ probable candidate, also Mr.. }. l..
Taurv. OF the REGISTER. There il quite
a number of prominent Democrats here,
mostly attending Court however Charlie
Wells. and j. T.. Watson, of Monroe: Judge
T. Erunnoa. of Lewis; Caleb Hoggc>s, At
tornrv General Caldwell. W. L. Hubbard,
and Gcorgr T.. Caldwell are among the
visitors Editor Hart Is here and >;tys he
h:, Jq. Nlillor'S proxy in his grip and
intends tn yoto II There Is a good deal Of
talk among thc yiS,,!pg and resident Demo
rrut~ over the marhinati0p~ 10y the kcpubII-
cans To carry the State. Already they are
,chcmlug and their plans developing.
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marked that he could take care of that

., = .l.t
marked that hr couIu take care o' 'Il''
measure.
o,, a .t.,rd;r,, ,o,, the II,usr rcruscI-
.,.n, -. -, -, ,rJ t,o
~ q" '' % ''''>''''' '''' ''t''',' ''''' Wv
result was received with applause from
rbr RrnubIir,ns But on vrl and nay
,...,;.....l -, ,2p ,,o,,,
'"'' '''' ''''''' '''''' ,''''''" ', ,'"'
ll5) to consider the report MI hI'u
CHANGING his vote at the last moment to
an,h1. him IN moye to reconsider. Hav-
-. -, !, ,-ild.l .our
NY ''i''''' 'i'''' ''o''0'' ~
HiScock To move to adjourn. anu TINS mo-
tion he supplemented with another that
I'm, tn. II,,,s, c,li,urps to-day il br to
meet on tlld'N next.
Mr. Burrows. OF Michigan, ironically
.,,,,,,...,i,,, tb,t Eri,I,y MAS tno early a
IL ,,,,,,,.,I a.. substitute Saturday
'rbrp I,,...,r g, r,,,uI,r tilibu~trring pro-
....l;,,., III. p,p,,bliran'S refused To vote
mi I,.i, IN, II,uI,. withnut quorum.
NJ N,rri.,, r,o,,,J 8, call ni the House
Al. p,,,I s,,,,,.-t,I that the House
u. ,.,,,-;,I.r H.. Sup,lry Civil bill.
- IN t,'I.,, ,.,r. at fbr SmdrN Civil
III, :, ..,;'I NJ Nrnrri.,n
'',., -, " .r,L,iurJ MIR Reed i'm al.
l"' ID,,r, ,""i ~ nm afraid the Suudry
S','I ,,,' I;Ii : L,.;p, taken too much ear,
-
4 call of the HouS, was ordered and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
THE EDITORS.
.BANQUETS. SPEECHES, TOASTS AD LIBlTtN
ATCHARLESToN
General GrOvenOr Scores New England for
LegiSlating Against the South and
West--Grand Ball at the STATE
House Last Evening.

Spa.ial Dispotrl 90 The R,ghi,r
CHARLESTON, June 2%.-The continued
rain of yesterday put somewhat of damp
CT on the outdoor display intended 10y tine
visiting Ohio Editorial Association and ON
own citizens, hut the disagrccablc weather
WAS forgotten, by the gentlemen III least,
upon entering the banquet hall.
The tables were handsomely decorated
with natural flowers, and the menu WAS
all that could he desired.
The address of welcome 10y T. l.. Knight
was happy and appropriate and was rrplu-
ouSly applaudcd throughout.
Governor Wilson responded to West
Virginia" The speech WAS mainly stats
teal and was received with marked attrn-
tion. The conclusion was devoted To him
self and his administration. The railroads
were raped for thcirdiScrimination against
West Virginia.
Governor Wilson's address showed how
the State had improved in population. IN
schools. wealth, internal Improvements.
and advanced in railroad building since its
organization.
Governor Foraker responded to the toast
Ohio" very Eicctiously.
Others kept up the responses till 1
o'clock.
Hon G. Grosvcnor ina speech said In
Ohio there i more intense feeling against
the New England States than there WIS
against the South, owing to the tact that
the New England States do not want tho
South and West to improve, but to hold
them back hy not lcgi>lating in the inter
cSt ul' the two great sections oi the coun-
try" He characterized their citizens a>
bcing ''thc oycr-cducatrd proyinciuliNm Of
the ElSt" The gentleman w,rS severe in
his speech against the New En%IandrrS.
At four o'clock the majority Of the runr-
pany took the train lor kamawhI Falls.
The visitors, with their ladies and
friends returned from kanawha Falls hi,
afternoon, and the major partition "i them
this evening attended the grand hall at the
State House, given i'm their honor.
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N SHOOK THINGS [ II.
Explosion Of II Monster Blast on the
Ohio River HOad.

Probably the largest hIast of rock ever
made in this State was fired on the cNtcn-
sion of the Ohio River road opposite Little
Hooking. Ohio. on Monday afternoon.
The line of the blast was 100 feet in length.
It was all solid rock. eight feet wide and
twenty Ono feet deep To make the blast
cighly-iuur kegs oi giant powder was used.
The explosion WAS terrific and thcrcsult w;LS
unplclSantly dangerous for those across the
river. Ii seemed is though the entire hill
side was lifted up bodily and thrown into
and across the river. An eye witness tells
us that large rocks weighing over 100
pounds were thrown across into Little
Hooking. All the windows in the church
and many in the private residences We're
broken. One lady was thrown Ia the
ground hy the conclusion and everyone in
the vicinity WAS greatly shocked. 1t was
q new and unpleasant, experience ror thr
people down the river
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PITTSRrRG BUILDERS STRIKE.
ThCy Want Eight IIonrs All the
buildings az u Sian,tstitl.

prrrSGUHG. June 23.-Thc pla-tcrrr, Of
the Two cities, some 900 in number, haze
gone ont on another strike. This will
cease building operations for some
time unless the trouble is sci
tied. All the houses that
were hcgun in the spring are completed.
with the exception OF th" plaStcring. The
pl;tstcrcrS struck "n Nay l>t. when tlnir
demands Of eight hours per day amd NI6 pee
week were granted. Tile employer, signed
Il scale agreeing 10 pay ihiS rat" i"i
one year. This a"urmcnt was Violated
yesterday il j. Slid hy refusal To- con-
tinur H." scale and y strike was III" result
The Cuntrutnrs Union have hlrd
u new scale Which Stipulatc, that
ten yours constitutes Il days work at 80
cents an hour At this rate 1t i IN"rn'd
ihg men would earn more money. hul they
positively rcius.r To- work NOR" than eight
hours day.
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stcubenviiIc Downs GAINESVILLE.

>r.rea Dsp1''b 'o ne E'yrsi'r
SrEruENvULE. a.. June 23.-ThiN
afternoon the first OF series of two games
sf Lasr ball between the ZancSyillc club,
holding t,ir aulqicur championship Of Ohio,
and the Struhcnylllu sinh was played
here At the end OF the ninth inning 10Th
,.luhS had three. scores, and in the tenth
iuuIn. i5r Stcubcnyillr- made one To none
tor the Zru.evill,.~. giving the home club
the game by los 4Pothrr game will
he played tomorrow airrnoon
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WHEELING: w. THURSDAY tJUNE "a, 1885,

obtained decree nisi some time ago Lord
Campbell, hoping To prevent the Court
from making the divorce absolute. now
charges his wife with adultery. \ reporter
called upon Lady Camphcll's solicitor this
afternoon to ascertain il there were any
grounds for these charges. The solicitor
denounced them as part Of a conspiracy.
and asserted that they were based upon
the iiimSieSt evidence possible. Eminent
counsel have been engaged on both sides.
and the div,rte trials will begin about the
middle of July.
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w. a J. COMMENCEMENT.
Fine ENcrciscS nj w"ehIn&i"u' Pa
This Week.

Special Disp0'h tn Ms EIi#'r.
WASHINGTON, PA, June 23.--Iht
cighty-fth annual commencement eNer
ri,cs Of Wa,hnglon-Jclltqson College wer,
held this week, beginning with the bacca'
laureate sermon on Sunday, the both, by
President Monat On the following after
noon the class day exercises were held.
The programme was highly intcrcstingand
drew forth the repeated applause OF
"a large and enthusiastic audience.
Among the special features OF
the dav aud the one that attracted most
attention WAS the pictures of Nh +. j. Lc
Moync Ilupp, Wheeling, W. Va, class
artist. Mr.. G. W.Fulton, of DinSmorc,
Pa. made u great hit in the presentation Of
honur>; The performances were all oi high
order.
The lecture To the literary SoricticS was
delivered in the evening by Hon. W. |.
lirnsrl, Chairman of the State
Democratic Committee. His subject
was "NoblrSSc Obligc,' which WIS hand
led in Il peculiarly effective manner. After
the lecture the Presidents reception was
held in the college. Fucrgc'S orchestra of
piitsburg furnished the music,
Tuesday the classes OF Jefferson and
Washington Of ':iG. jefferson and Washing
ton cllS,,e, of 81. and the Washington and
jefferson class of 81 held their reunions.
Tuesday evening the Lecture TO the
Alumni WAS delivered by Rev. :. +. Jones,
oI Evanston, Ill.,
Thi, morning the commencement eNcr-
ciscs proper were held. The procession
uf Alumni and students formed At $50 Il.
IN, at the COLLEGE campus, and maiShalcd
by the venerable II. Ewing, OF
the Washington .. lSll. who has
attended every commencement of the
college since his graduation, marched To
the college, where seats had been reserved
Ior them.
At9a. m, after the rendition of some
very fine music by Forrgc. the large audi
rnrr waS called 10 order by the President,
PRAYER wa> had. after which the first speak
cr and SnutItorllu OF the class, G.. W. Full
ton, uf Dinsn"rr Pa, was introduced. The
following j. the programme:
Philosophical Grafton.
William Eilry Wilson, Fair Haven, q.
subject "lhr VIA! "l IhIlISN
Honorary Orutiuu,
''''''''''''' SuI,incI 'j,"I ",iyiIilIIion,
Music.
Honorary Grafton; .....,...,. r..n.,1,oo =,
NyN't "I rt,,I,y,.s T''Nn ,'" imm,"yrr '''''''
Honorary Groiiou.
Myr"u Knox Rodgers, Lock NJ" l. Ia.
,,........,..,S, SUBJECT L''"','''
''""'' 'm",t HITI' T,y,,u sloan. Rural Valley. Pa
Sur,irer. What l.. and What should De- IN.
perfect
Honorary ""'''2m, !. s,,.,.,..,p racc,on =,
subject. ,.Thr idea ortnc Aer."
Music
l''h"II I,;',,, HL"'rt TM,,,,. 1,,,, Tunnel Hill O.
subject. ",lur,,mn,hiru Profession"
"u''niai'9!r, %r",ll , ii1, r,i ,I9"''''"'F' u"
or,,i.o l,,. W,rri,,n Ir,gn Aiirrl Lrr, Mimi.
subject, The Law of m'urucr.'
Muse. ,r....,.. rf,,. -
"'''''''.',:,i ,:,,i.r, 'l, (nrr".,l7 II Nnbiiiry
orgti,u. ...lohu Y. MrAuiurh. Manhattan. Ko>.
subject. "rg"grr>, Iu 'NIIiMIi"m
Or'l"r.M ',. Ld'',@.I. g,.. .n",,ri
ur,,ion VIM. fi-Iey Weir. McrInuirsrowu. Ia.
subject "inr sour" cot I""rr.
,.,:.,.u,. p,.. s,,..,.,,.,n Wy.Linatup. In.
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Afrni.l 10 Trust MOrlcN.

LONDON. June 23-Thc Parnclitc mem
bcrs are anxious for the appointment of 4
special commission Of inquiry into the Bel
fast riots, fearing that Mr.. Morley will
shrink from uncnvcring the scandals which
u thorough and impartial inquiry would
disclose. They are already accusing Mr.
Morley of weakness because he did not
answer the questions put to him in the
House of Commons concerning the riots
pending an inquiry Meanwhile il is stated
that the rroGl- whicl! are daily received ut
Dublin Castle of the rapid increase of sys-
t,matic hoycotting Of Catholics in Ulster
are worrying the Secretary and mrmacing
the prospects OF permanent order in that
province.
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Injunction Granted.

PAREEE~BURG, June 23.-lcStcrday
before Jud~' Hugh l.. Bond, in the l. ;.
Court. the cas-. of the Bell Telephone
Company. ~ En>t"n, against the Long
Telephone Company, q! thiS state. asking
an injunction against the dctrna;u4i.. W.
heard. w appearance w,rS made hy the
defendant. hut the case for the plaintiff
vas argued 10y judge J. j. Starruw. "f h"N-
ton, and ItvE y. II. Leonard. ut this city.
4 temporary iuIuUcIir% of thirty days WAS
granted The plaintiffs. aG.i wBhh time II
there Is no appearance tor The dctcudaItS
il will bJ maIlc perpetual.
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An Important suit.

>prriu' Bs,mtCt 'p t, EtH'>i'r.
PNEKEEsTUEG. June %!-Col Charlra
Marshall. ui Baltimore, who was chIcl OF
~tlti' uf ten. Robert f.. Lee, and i now the
only survivor uf the four principal actors
n, the negotiations tur I.cr'S surrender
Grant and i.,;h:ock, Lee aud Marshall
i now in this city extending the /. ;.
Court in the r;r,r uf John eileen, I.Vstgg 81
the National Express C"mpany, Marshall,
NanWiukIr and Amber lnr the plaintiff
and r>-Ir"y. jackson and Hon. J. W. Bran
non tor the defense. Judges Bond and
Lack son presiding.
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LONDON. June 23.-Mr. Labourhcrc in
tends TO state in Truth, and also in the
House of Commons. that Mr.. Arthur Jas.
Balfour. President OF the Local Govern
mcnt Board in the lnnarNa!ivc Cabinet.
received 4 standardization ON the Irish
question from Mr.. Gladstone before the fall
Of the Salisbury Government. Mr.. RIllour
is Lord Salisbury's nephew, and prrNrm-
ably concealed the purport of Mr. Clad
s0nc's n0tw ~ Iii, uncle in chief.
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Alabama KepuDIIeHIs.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 23-Thc
Rrpuhlic:tu State convention met here to
KAY with about one hundred delegates
present, one half white. Speeches were
made tayoring the nomination at 4 State
ticket. All the uttcranccs were for pro
trrtiyr trin and the Blair educational
bill The convention declined To nomI-
hI!u a ticket
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LOnlon's Latcs. Scandal.

LONDON. June 23.-Thc President Of
the Divorce Court gave 4 private hearing
To the divorce case ol Lord Colin Campbell
aud his wife to-day The trial Of the ac-
tions of Lady Camphcll against his Lord
ship, and the counter suit of Lord Camp
hell against her lady-hip. Were ordered to
be heard jointly. Lady Campbell, who
was formerly 4 Miss Blood, OF New York,
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A Erightful Disaster.

PRAGUE, June 23.-A terrible disaster
occurred on the SaZ:lwa river, near this
place to-day \ lcrryhoat loaded with
passengers wls rlaSsing the river, when it
suddenly and without the slightest warn
ing capsizcd, prrcipitating fifty persons
into the water Nearly all Were drowned.
Twenty-Five bodies have thus l;r been rc-
rINercd
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Fourth arIuIy om the II. a q.

The i. X o. L. X. Co. will sell round
trip tickets to and from all stations ON its
TrmS-Ohio division. including PittShurg;
aud to all points on the Columbusand Gin
cinnati Midland Il. IT,, including Cincin-
natl, at one fare the round IMP.
Thc,a tickets will he good going July Sd,
.ith and 5th. and will hc good returning
until July 9TH. inclusive.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Happenings Of Interest Ia
Hoatncu.

Business was duh at the wharf yestcr-
DIV.
The marks at T.'tShurg, l.l,t evening.
were feet : inches and falling.
The marks on the landing, last evening,
showed ; feet : inches and falling.
The marks from above, last evening,
were as follows: Parker, . inches and riS
ing; Oil City, . inches and rising; Greens
boro, II feet & inches and stationary:
Brownsville, ) feet and stationary; Rices
Landing, feet inches and falling: Lock
n. 1, : feet inches and stationary; Nor
gantown, 1 feet inches and stationary.
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AL\kE SHORE STRIKE.
The Company Refuses 10 Discharge
Eight <On.i ninni~is.

Chicago. Ill, June -. - The
Luke Shore swi,rhmcu employed at
the Union stock yards quit work at
2:30 this ait"noon. owing to the
roalload company refusing Ia diScharg" the
eight non-umon men. Committees arr
now going to the other yards Oft the railroads
of the city Ia induce all Union men 4"
stop work. The Lake Shore is refusing Ia
accept any morr live stock over itS road
1t i now hrlivcd that another ward strike
is 10 take place on the road and that -
blockade such us the one that occurred ia~G
April will take place.
The Switclmcn At Il meeting tonight re
solved 10 stand by each other. Plenty al
police have been ordered lor the scene to-
morrow
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,au.uandIe Twain for Chicago.

The Panhandle train leaving this city
at l:lOP NJ. (city timr) now IunS directly
through to Chicago, arriving in the Union
Depot at G:3O the following morning
Sleeper can be taken at Steubenvlllc'
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Fort Wayne Eouic ;o Chicago. Quick
EimP.

Train leaving Bridgeport at l:50 p. m,
city time. arrives in Chicago the following
morning at ESQ. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest
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4 $50 Verdict.

Spcrin DispotcI ip the R,gtf.r
MoUNDSyILLE, June 22.-Thc Dorsey
". Snedikcr slandcr suit resulted in YER
diet of 500 for the plaintill. Both sides
made motions for new trial.
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rhc Scuntc.~ Tarii"~.

....aF Taf, Hsh. L.#.r.
Nl~mNoDS. h. e., Juuc - The
-.n,tr r. not disposed to give th" President
,n, rr,,. bat keeps sending upt"h Ina" bills,
%. rb, bt,lruftl. Tor ht- examination and
.pnan.,l saturday. vbrn hr went 10 h"d,
h, IId pu hi, t.,hI, G.t -four bills. the con
-,.,urr,r.i trut. Inr hi~ examination "l
,,b,a ...r,r,., ou Monday, aud h' hts not
l,,.,F 40, ,r,. ut 'hrm. rhrr' Is another
f.r ,.nhr,ur. a~ many morr that will hr-
,las. laws uu Iur,ugl unless 10" \ri"'r
rL,u .nI .rlr more uu Wednesday. ana
ll r- -..rrr,.. ......h.. Tor hun to read 'h''F
trt Iu.-ny auu FrJdt. thr ';rpatr
rr.~.T .'i. t#.-. .nru, hJIg "l which have
rnur through ur. iiu.s... .ud they viii he
.J,.mur.T nu his .1H'r .murruw. som" ct
g,r,, bills lu. ~tsrd p. ;h..y numbers
Tnr. agsH certainty %. Nrt"rd % Tie IRE
..H.u' hrt uas. tu examine th"m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
No Trouble nI CampbcII.~ Creek.

>,.rbf Diru'rt 10 h' E,g.str
CHARLESTON, W. Va. June 2I-No
trouble occurred ut C:,mpbclls Greek to
day. aS anticipated, and the deputy shcrills
withdrew. \ body of miners held meet
iuy hut grrr orderly throughout.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
The AtR,0>pbdre ot lave

Is pure, sweet breath. This dcsidcrltum
is one of the results of using SD/uDONT,
which not only inyiguratcs and preserves
the teeth, hut renders the month aS irag-
rant rs 4 rose,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24
4 NOb Appears.

CuIrAGo. June 2i-Thr switcmcu at
Englcwood and all along line in the ritl
Joined the strike. No trains are allowed
To move. About 2o'cluck an effort was
made 10 move Il train at Forty
third street. Suddenly mob appeared on
the scene, mrmhrrs "I which tried hN
throw my the switch Ia ditch the cn.sinr
and train and did succeed IN .rttin tIu,
,;Iboo>c OIL the tracl. The separate sec
ti0nS oi the mob attacked the train men.
throwing coupling pims at them and kick
ing and pounding them. Conductor Charl.,
Peas was badly injured balm" knurkcd
,u"n and beaten 10y haIia dozen a.s:,ii-
ants. John Berger. Swiirhman, w.rs hunt,
but how seriously could not hc learned
The engineer and fireman escaped entirely.
No Arrests Were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-24

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, June y. Al the
commencement of Union COLLEGE tine degree
of \. VI. WAS conferred upon Daniel La
mont. the Presidents private secretary