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AFTERNOON.
The liverpool Grain Trade.
Lrrrnroor. Norember >.

Wheat-In poor demand; dull; new
No. 2 winter, Is SID; spring, 6s Sd. {;
Corn-In poor demand; dull; spot,
November and December, As I'd; Janu-
airy, As 3I<d.
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"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and so
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith & Co.'S
Drug Store. Is
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LATER.

Money-0n call active at 1 to :
closing 3 asked.
Sterling exchange-Fairly active
steady, 4.S0L for sixty day bills. 4.S4
demand.
Prime mercantile paper, as
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LIVERPOOL, November 5.-Leading
weekly grain circulars say: The wheat
trade has relapsed into state Of com
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Business Failures.

NV YORk, November 5.-The bust
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, November 5.
Whest-Easy; cash, 1915; December
49,; May, sl1S.
Corn-Steady; cash, 355s; December,
81; May. 42H.
0sts-Steady; cash, 255l; May, SO7<.
Whisky-I.1S.
Pork-Firm; cash, $40; January,
1925.
Lard-Firm; cash, 5.971z; January,
sos.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Firm; cash, 1871; December.
TAX; May. 81 SIG.
Corn-Firm; cash, $50, December
37I<; May ~ GIG.
0ats-Unchanged.
Rye-Firm; 81.
Barley-Dull; 50.
Whisky-l-lS.
Pork-Lower; 9.35 cash.
Lard-Steady; cash, 5.95.
Short ribs, SIS January; shoulders,
$40 q $50; shor. clear, sos g 6.l0. -
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Money Market.

NEW YORK. November ).
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AUGUsTUs PoDLKoH, Pr0pdes
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Eca.s-H 50 70 Sloo PEI day.
-s4 ha.ea By the week or month
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-27

nobme betuirft, als es III grfahrung
bradte, baB 9err Wensel beimlt9 gu elz
item MusfIug na6 paris riiite. Sn Der
Shot parel1 bic @eri9tsoiener IN benz
guaenblide erf6ienen, als er eben iets
mem Softer l9loB. Das gri9elnett Der
beiben Mdnmer beriibrte ibn ft9tll9 ltt=
anaenebm, bingegen nabm Srau Wane
ba ,tpeld3e iibrigens an ber Geile ni9t
hattie tbeiInebmen pollen, bic 8erbafz
tuna hires @atten nit einer &ube auf.
beren 1id) cine antife &6merin ni9t bdts
tie su f6dmen brau9en. Sic 19lu93te
ni6t, fie flagte nidt, ia iie fiel ibm
ni6t einmal I'm ben Gals, fon6ern fags
tie NIT fefer Stimn1e, ber man bic innes
re 8emegung ni6t an5ub6ren bermo9s
te: @ottlob, bu 9ump! Jtun fommit
Du enbli9 an ben Ort, tpobin 9u gez
bbrf. Oies riittelte aud ib1 gu mdttns
li9er 6aiIung auf, unb ct ertpiberte:
Meinetmegen in bic 96l1e, wenn i'd nur
Sid ni9t mebr 81, ieben brau6e. go
bate fi9, tpie man iieht, biefe glei9ers
maBen auf Siebe, tpie auf I9tung fun>
birte @be tpirtli9 10 gltidli3 gettaltet,
tpie bpraus3uIeben mar.
Nm nd9ften Morgen lieB ber &rels-
bauptmann, tpel9er fi6 bic Jhbrung
6ieier unteriu9ung felblt borbebalten
bate, BEN @efangenen gum erlten Werz
b6re borfiibren.
(6ortfebuns folst.)
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9as fiderfte 8ermbignnssnttttel ner
Nerf1eft.

9as f6erfe gerubisunesmittel bet gferben
1T eine Mebisin, bic ibre iiberndeige @ersist'
belt beieitist, inbem ie bieielben traftist. @ine
ibermasise @ereistbett idpadt bic @erben.
@as iie sebrau@en, 1T Elm Starfungsmtttei,
ni9t Elm 8erubisunssmittel. 9eS lestere 1T
nur bann niiblid, tpeun cine auberoroentltde
seitise aufresung Sorbanben 1T, unb tpenn cine
fofortise Motbwenbisfeit exiftirt, baS @ebirn gu
berubigen. S tette Magen bite rs
siebt BEN Nerben bic &ube tpieber, inbetn es fte
nit ber nOtbisen araft ausifattet, bic sein5bn'
li9sn @inbriide, Die bur6 ben @eiidts' nnb
@eborTnn unb burd Madbenfen berbor9ernfen
perbeit, gu ertragen obne fbdbliden grf6atte.
ranaen ober Stornnsen altSaeiebt gu fein. @s
tbmf fOsar. nod mebr. es befa6tstt fte, eiasn a1
Grab bon Spannung in 8olse geiftiser Vim
itrenaung gu ertragen, bic ite obne feline Snlfe
ni6t I'M StanSe fein tuiirben, aus5ubalten.
9iefes ift penisitens Der unniberlesli9e S9lnb,
ben man aus benz 8eusnib bieler @efdafts'
Ieute, Gbbofaten, Qiteraten, @eiffli9en nnb ait>
berer aeben fann, bic bic ftdrfenben uno tpieoer-
beritelenben Giseni6aften bieies beriibmten
Starfunss. unb nerpitii6en Nfittels erprobt
habeu.
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= 9as gr6Bte 2ager BON 8etpebrs
unb Gepolbers patronen unb 9ilien bel
ptper & 8 9nltbeB.
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- Cine Mrt bon Qaberfelbtreiben,
BON Jrauen gegen eine Jrau geri9tet,
fanb gans tiiralib in 9aufaulin I'M
Wii6isaner 8ap=G ,uutp itatt. Gin
Serr Gbarles Wirom bate cine @es
f9dftsreiie angetreten unb feline iunge
sSrau. cine febr bHbf6e unb lebensluitis
ge 8riinette, allein gelahen. Sen
Ma6barinnen, tpel6e Obnebies auf ibre
5h6nbeit neioilG tparen, mag Tie Dielz
leibt burd) unfluges 8enebmen ober
gofetterie MnlaB gum &lati6 gegeben
baben. @s perbeitets fi6 bas @erii@t,
ibr 8enebmen lei ni6t berart, tDie es
elmer Gtrobpitttpe ge5ie1te. glus elmer
Whfe tpurDe Elm elephant genta6t unb
zines f9bnen Qbenbs eri6ienen an Die
bunoert Megdren bor Birpm's 9aus
unb riefen Die iunge Srau Derans. 9lls
fie ft6 itrdubte, mari man ibr bic 5ens
iter Elm. gnbli6 fam tie beraus,
sitternb bor Sur6t; 6erbe Gduite
padten 1te an, aerrifen ibr Die
Glelber uno it1Ieppteu fte fort.
Oie Gittenri6terinnen fagten ibr, mess
balb fie bstraft peroeu iolle. Sic be-
tbeuerte ibre 1ni9nlb, aber man b0rte
1ie gar ni9t an, ibre Worte tpurz
ben bon bunbert f@reienben,
feifenoen Stimtnen ilbert6nt. Damn
puroe iie nit faulen @iern be-
tperfen. Big fie pon &opf big gu ThBen
cine bebauernsmertbe MaRe BON gigeIb
mar uno nit elmer 8erparnung, ni4t
mebr au fiinbigen, entlaRen. tpdbrenb
bic reblen" Meiber BON Gamtamlin I'm
erbebenben 8epuBtiein elmer bollbra6z
ten pHi9t ft9 ieitipdrts in bic 8h19e
i9Iusen. Jrau Mirom batte aber feds
ibrer vliebensmtirbigen" 9ta9barinnen
ertannt unb berflaste oiefelben Dor eis
mem Griebensri6ter pegen tbdtli6en
&ngriffs. sic masten aud ni6t gu
ldugnen, beriu1ten aber ibre Sbat gu
re9tfertigen, inbem fie 9lusiagen iiber
Srau Wiron's getragen tudbrenb ibres
@attem Mbpeienbeit MAIDEN nollten.
Ser &i6ter tpies Tie bamit natiirlitb ab
unb berllrtbeilte iebe Der 9lngeflagten,
bilig genug gu $40 Strafe unb
ben Soften.
9ie Sadie 1T nod ni6t gu gnbe, ba
peitere 8erbaftungen, pielet6t au9
S9abeueriabflagen benoriteben iolen,
fobalb Der @atte Der gefrdnften unb mtB=
banbelten Grau 3uriidfebrt. Trau
8irom liegt in Golge Der erlittenen
rauben 8ebanblung ernitai3 oarnleoer.
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= Gluctuationen i'm Marfte fir 81.
ienwaaren fara Seber permetben, be,
feline Sroers 6ur@ piper g 9ult.
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Gabrifanten re.
guliren ibre preife mad oem 9onium.
piper & S6ultbeB baben ftets einen
enormen 8Orratb bon Gen3brabt, giien.
ble9 u. I. tp., unb fie notiren frubere
niebrige Preiie, tpenn bieielben aud
i'm Marfte iteigen.
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Die
gB6AentIitbe Treie Nreffe
eridetnt
ieben DpnnerfaS
unb folfet
$3.50 bas Satr ober $1.25 fiir s
Utpnate in gcrausbe3ubfang.
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sc e DIT nerlo den6.

Igent: uSrt meiner 2ebenszNer'
fi6erungsgeielli9aft baben sic mebt
gbancen, als in irgenb elmer anberen
9inb Sic einmal 5 Sabre berf9ert,
bann f6nneu Sic fi6 ungenirt ielbT
t6bten nber i'm Duea falen-pbne na9=
tbeilige GOlgenl gbenio f6nnen Sic,
obne oab bic 8erii9erung erliibt, bur9
i1le9ten 2ebensmanbel, Sruntiu6t &C.
rubig ibr 2eben berfiiraen ober ldngere
entebrenbe Greibeitsitrafen erleiben
Mebr gu bteten, finb mir ni6t i'm
StQnbe!"
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= Me berfebIen 9r. Nuguif G5nig's
9amburger Sropfen ibre Wirfung. Mls
8lutreiniger un6 sur &eguIirung bes
SDitems fteben fie uniibertroffen 6a.-
6. Seuerling, 9tr. 535, Mui itinitraBe,
San Nntonio, Seras.
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: Wirf ni6t bein @elb hintpea un

- @irf ni6t bein @elb bintpeg uno
lauf ni6t @efabr, beinem 5aar babur9
S9aben gu bringen, baB bu nuBloie
9aarwaiier unb Dele faufit, ionoern
i6affe Sir ettuas an, bas ii@ einen g3az
men ermorben bat, unb bas, tuie Sebers
mann peiB, suberldfiig 1T. 9al's
6aars@rneuerer belebt, itdrft uno ner@
i66nert bas Saar, felt, menn es ges
blei6t iit, feline Garbe pieber ber unb
ma9t es pei9, feibig unb sldl 5enb.
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- Die Mnbdnger @pain's, tpie auG
bic Nnbdnger 8radenribge's, bic li9
in ber oenofratii@en GountD @onbens
ton am Samitag gegenieittg niebers
briillten, follen, iebe partei fir fib,
eine 8erIammlung abgebalten baben,
in Der fie bic Nbbaltung elmer neuen 5es
motratii@en @ountp Contention ers
tpDgen.
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8utflens Qlruiea=saIbe.

Die bette salbe Der sSeGt fit Sdnitte
0netidunsen, @eI6piire, Gieber> unb Saut.
Amsfdlae, GIefte, geiprunsene Sdnbe, SroF.
beulen unO ale Sautfranfbeiten tnrirt Sa.
mUrrboioen ober feline 8eaablnng. @olige
Classification garantirt ober bas @elb piro
auriidertattet. rs Gents bic Sdadtsl BET u.
Sreik
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- @on De 2eon traf bie Na6ri6t in
Waco Elm, baB ber Garbige, BET in bet
9fdbe oes erftgenannten plabes Grau
Stephens f9dnbete unb bann erntors
bette, bon einem 8olfsbaufen aufges
fniibft purbe.
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Wurff! Naudfpaare1!

@rocerpbdnbler unb Speiiepirtbe
bpm 2aube m69ten mir einbringltd
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. oaB nit
fir bic Sabrifation BON Wurlt uno
&au6waaren umfansrei6e 8orberei:
tungen getroffen baben unb in Stanh
geiebt iinb, allen Nnforberungen 9e'
niige au leiiten. Wir geben @arantle
fir quite Maare unb reelle geoienung
9ie 3ubereitung itebt unter unlerer per-
i6nli9en Geituns. Senbet Cure Se'
itelungen Bel 3eiten elm.
% m. 66fling & 9 oh H.
1,10m1i 51l Ioenue y.
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= @ebrau9te Spngaline in 9feural=
gle unb &beumatismus unO es tpirfte
nit aauberii9er Graft unb barf barum
als elm @pesialmittel gegen bieie Mrt
2eiben unb Grantbeiten gelten.
Sranf .. Ooung, M. g., 2erings
ton, &eittudD.
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= 9epei6en bon 81 paiO bebaupten,
oab bic Merifaner in paio bel gtorte
S6an5en allftperfen. Cutting iol na9
Der Stabt Gbibuabua abgefiibrt tper'
ben, um bort feinen proaeB gu beiteben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
HOXiE AGAIN DECLINES
To Meet a Committee of the Knights
of Labor.
WAY He DECLINES THE MEETING
The Situation in Texas.-.PIaCes ot
Strikers FiIIed---0ther La
bor Troubles.

Sr. Louis, March l9.-The reply OF Vice
President Hoxje 10 the request Of Master
Workman Powderly for conference was
telegraphed to that gentleman this after
noon. Me-. Hoxie says no reason exists
why the company should meet the X. Of
l.. in conference. Bat the aIom-
ally is presented of strike which is
without redressable grievance, which was
entered upon without notice TO the com.
psny, and which has resulted in wartou
and malicious destruction to the com.
p4uy property by violence and ircsndisr.
ism aud in almost total stoppage OF its bus,
iuess by threats, intimidation and force.
Mr.. Hoxie recites numerous instances
wherein the organization had failed to keep
It's agreements with the company, aud
Gnally says:
"Tnese continued stoppages of work
without cause become so frequent that be-
lieyirg the future will be as unsettled
as the past, it eau not con.
sent to renew the agreement
voluntarily and arbitrarily abreggted by
your organization, aud 10 longer submit to
It the management OF our business. This
company, through its epresantatly2s, has
always been wiling 10 meet the pubic
through committees or individuals on
matters OF public concern, and il
yourself or other intelligent citizens can
suggsst practicable methods whereby the
present situation can lie changed and
traffic permanently resumed, this company
vii, De pleased to meet yourself
or them "a citizens but not
as representatives Of your organization
to discuss pending difficulties or any other
matter OF public interests. In conclusion
desire empha,icaliy 10 state that re.
spoEsbiEty for luture continuance Of
the present uyiustiiiable strike will
not rest With the management
OF this company bat inasmuch as yov- or
gauizatiou he's committed the error Of
striking first and erdeavoriug 10 negoti.
ate afterwards, it has the power to, and
should end the present troubles by per
miytiug such Of our former employees
and others as desire to work
10 do 80 without lear 81 threats and iutim.
idation, leaving this county tree to resume
its operations and ADJUST with its employee,
as It is At all times ready and willing TO
guy grievances they may have.
Signed II. VI. HoAIE,
First Vice Pcest Mis-. Pac. Ry.
Mr. powierly replied TO the above, de
cIiuiug 10 meet Mr. Hoxie on any
other ground han as Grand Master
Workman ofthe X. of l., and that the
continuance OF the strike cannot be charg-
II 70 the nrvnniZaiinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
MARTINS FEIlRY.

At the Presby ter:an church Tomorrow
at l0:3J a. IN, the pastor, Rev +. +.
Walker, will preach the introductory ser.
mon Of briei Courar "a ihe Sacraments.
At p m. the frs, Of series Of scFmons
to yoang peopl= on the parable OF the
ProdirnI Son; subject, THE Departure
from Home Prayer ard praise service
in the lecture room at G:lj p m Every.
body welcome
On Thursday about , p N. All unknown
tramp went 10 the house OF William II
Co:s IN NewIand'a addition aud asked
Mrs Coss 10? money. Mrs. Co.'S ,old him
che had none for him, and he changed hia
request and expressed a desire for
something to eat. This Request was also
refused, and Just at the Time Mrs. CosI
took a large bread knife t7om one Of the
children Tor fear the child might hurt Itself,
not thinking al all Of using the knife on
the intruder. He wss evidently afraid che
might cut him with it, 70 hs took it from
her. While this wHs going en- Mrs Coss
tainted nnd the tramp decamped without
booty. The police were notified Of the &C
currcuce, but have - !Gr been unable to
lind any trace of the tramp. Otherwise
than the scare Mrs Coss received, ahe was
uot injured by hes ASSISTANT.
The California Minstrels are quartered
at the Sherman House. They leave this
morning Tor Bellhirs
Mr. Levy, The popular cIo;h peddlcr, has
returned from Pttshurg with an elegant
line Of spring and summer suitiug5, which
he is selling at very low rates. lie makes
the Sherman House his headquarters
where he may be found at almost any
time.
Mrs. John Evans, who died on Thursdsv,
was buried in The Walnut Grove cemetery
yesterday Afternoon.
Mcssrs. Weller and Stout, two practical
hoiler.makers Of Bellaire, were in town
yesterday making arrangements for the
building OF boiler shop on the loi above
George Mckjm 3 machine shop above the
depot. Mr.. Weller said he had not posi-.
lively decided 10 come here, but If we got
natural gas his shop here was fixed fact
Tonight Bickcl Sheppard, Q: The leland,
and lid Shuitleworih, o, Ralaira, will
skate three mila race in Llfgyetre rink
Last night the California Mnstrel4 held
forth ct Lafayette Hall and gave good
show 10 fair audience Their bu,lcsour
"M'kado" and the EecoDd edition OF "I he
hotel, or bunch Of keys were, % eonnec.
ton with the general varis,y and minstrel
business, Very SYod and vel received.
Nis- %r!!le S-1g"ick, cf St Clsi.sviile,
was in town yea,sr'iay calm on friends.
The Citizens Convention last evening.
nominated g. V. Mitchell Tor MAJOR. The
convention was very largely attended and
Tery fairly con3Ho'ad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
AWAITING TIE ANSWER
Aud Eore On TIE Tiptoe of FXpecta-
lion

Aud Hore ON TIE Tiptoe OF FNpecta-
ton.
Sr. LOUIS, March l9.-The hopes for q
settlement OF the strike upon the Gould
southwest system in the near future seem
uearer realization this morning than at
any time during the present difficulty.
The interest in the future developments Is
equally divided between the course which
the discharged mechanic Hall, at Mar.hall,
Texas shall pursue and the reply Of Col
opel Hoxie 10 Master Workman Powderly,
now at Kansas City. Many feel confident
that the submission Of Halls grievance to
the United States Court will result in end
ing toe strike on the Texas Pacific rail
road which ever way the Judge OF ttAt
Court Should decide. The announce,
ment By the Missouri Pacific
emp 'oyeg, however, of grievances other
than the discharge OF Hall warrants the
belief that 6 separate settlement OF the dit
licalty among them must be arrived at be-
fore he strike on that road eau end.
Mr.. uoxies auswe:, therefore 10 Mr..
Powdcr.y's request Tor conference IL
awaited with the greatest anxiety.
Up 10 q ver7 late hour .Gst night Mr..
Hox had not received the Master Work
man telegram, and in reply to an inquiry
as to his plans should negotiations be
opened between them replied that
he would make no statement in
regard to his future course The proba
bility that The men employed BY the various
railroads in East 81. Louis will strike be-
comes lees day by day. The men ore all
at their posts this morning as usual and, 1t
is stated, will remain there until ordered 10
strike BIZ Master Workman Powderly. 1t
ia unite well understood that the roads
which have not already granted the re-
uuested advance in wages will do so when
their employees present the schedule de-
sired BY them, providing their demands
shall not De excessive.
The situation in this city this morning
shows absolutely no change. Suburban
pssseuger trains have been resumed and
no turtle. interference from the kuis hts
OF Labor IN this branch Of tho railroad e
business is anticipated All the suburban
trains lef, and arrived on time this morn
ing. No attempt has been made for some
davs pas. to move freight trains and al
though the companys plans are not gen
erallg known, it is presumed that no at
tempt to resume freight traffic will be
made until the strike il ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
WHEELING. W. VA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 90 1885,

OF the Crllhenb Association asking for &
reply to the pamphlet recently issued BY
tha Eight Hour Association and GistribU
ted among employers and employees.
/ The Central Labor | Eiun sent ont com
municalions 10 day 10 large number Of
employers They contain let of ques
tions calculated 10 bring out the opinions
OF the employers to whom they are sent
and to show his position in regard to the
introduction Of eight hours on May 10.
The Tube Works Strike.
PITTsBURG, March lg-All is quiet with
the strikers at the McKeesport National
Tube Worka The streets are thronged
with idle men, who insist they will not re.
turn 10 work until the fifteen per cent ad
vance in wages il conceded The machin.
lists who made demand for az increase
this morning it is reported have been
granted at an advance Of 10 per cent. At
the meeting tomorrow night the 800
strikers will be taken into the Knights Of
Labor.
Want 10 Per Cent. Advance.
PITTSBURG, March l9.-The officers OF
the National Tube Works at McKeesport
Pa, posted a notice this evening, stating
hat the mill would resume work on Mon
day at an advance Of from !! TO 10 per
cent. in wages. The notice further
stated that the management had
intended Gil alorg 10 offer such
an advance and that three welding furnaces
would work night and day. The strikers
met tonight and considcted the PROPOSE
,ion, and otter long discussion it Was d.
cicCd not 10 accept leas than IS per cent.
advance. 1t was Glso resolved not to 20
to work again until thorough organi2a.
lion Lad been effected.
General Strike Ordered.
DvGoIs, Pa, March - The miners
Executive Board Of the Fourth district
waited all day for the operators TO come
and arbitrate but az none came woId YVES
aent out to-nigh, ordering a general stri&e
to morrow. Over 1000 men vii, be Gt-
fected.
viii Resume Monday.
SoUru BEHp. lNn, March I9-The
Sudejaker strike is about completed and
work will resume Monday al Old position
as bs'ore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-20
THE DEADLY GAS.
A Leak ia a New Main Causes a
Terrific Explosion.
SEVEN PEOPLE HURT THREE FATALLY
Seven Houses Burned and a Well on
Tire Great Excitement in
MurraysvilIe.

PlTTsBURG Pa, March l9.-By an eX
plosion OF natural gas at Murrnysville, Pa
this afternoon, seven peraon5 we're il ured
three CT whom will die. The explosion
was fOllowe! by fire, which destroyed seven
dwelling houses. The names Of those ia
tally injured are
Mrs. HARRY TAYLOR.
WM. TAYLOR, her islher!in.law.
HETrIE HAyLAy,a a young girl abou! If
years Of age.
Ofthe others injured three are children.
They were quite seriously burned, but ply.
siciers say they will recover.
The explosion WAS caused By a leak from
the main 1t seems that the Charters
Cos Company makiog connection from
N. Williamg well, "roGrer" jast struck to
their main line. The heavy pressure
caused n break in toe pipa and the gas es-
capiug in large volume soon filled the air
a"d houseG il the vicinity.
THE tNrLasIoN.
Before the bfcak could he repaired the
gas caught lire from grare in the house
Of Mr.. Harry Taylor uud gimoat Instantly
there wgs an explosion. The liame5 shot
up in all Girecions Mrs Taylor, with her
three children, father in law and Nellie
IEanlon, ali were seated on tie
porch in front Of the house. They
were euyrlcped eoa terribly burned. In.
medi,tely f.ller the e>o!osion the house
took G,e ana quickly spread 70 adioinirs :
buildings destroying a-v,n oi them in u
short tine. The McWiihama well also
caught fire and il nov burning tirrcely, the
flames lc@piug fully two hundred feet in
the Dir. There is great excitement, rs il
is feared other wills in closc proximity
will be ignitcd. The loss on buildings
destroyed Is 5000.