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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
bELLAIRF.

The bowlsnappiug boys Of the Bellsire
Goblet Works, numbering about 'hirty-
FIVE, went out on q strike yesterday morn
ing 70. en- advance OF FIVE cents tnrn.
They have been making 80 cents n day,
but decided TO come out for Pittsburg
prices The factory is closed down. W
A. Gorley, Secretary OF the works. says be
will not pay the price demanded. Il tis
understood that this works has not been
making any money, although enjoying q
good trade, and are not particular whether
they run or not.
Toe glass manu- facturers Of this city have
agreed, We unders and, to pipe gas 10 ibis
city. At a conference Saturday aitsrnoon
the foil text Of the contracts 10 be SgGed
were submitted.
Frank WsuneT has gone home 70 Akron
10 recupera;e.
Tie Apron Social in City Hall, las,
week. given by the ladies Of the German
Church, ne;ted over Sl25.
Joe White and John Dunn have both
signed with base ball club in Poughkeep.
sic, N Y, aud will leave for that place the
lst OF April.
The fzht f,r positiens on the Rspubli.
can ticket is growing quite no. and inter.
esting.
the Ministers Aid Society Of The South
Bellsire NJ. ( Church elected new tGoels
last night.
The masquerade bsE 10 Tarr er Hall last
night, given by the TURNER Sociey, Wa
veil attended and all had o good time.
A meeting of B z q. c. stockholders
of this city will be held shortly.
Mr.. Giffsn, Of Martins Ferry, hss bought
the confectionery store Of John Fehon.
The X. OF L. met lest night to make ar.
rsngepsnss 70 attend the bazaar in body
this evening.
Albert Nesb5 viii be buried from the
Second N. E Church tbis rossipg at 10
o'clock.
Til, 10 the last day of'ihs fair. II
closes on account Of the advent of Len,
70 morrow.
One OF the tzo merchants who refused
to close at 6 O'Clock has consented. The
other. whose stock consists In grest part Of
queensEAre. Gays be will cloee when the
groceries handling the same goods agree
to do the same.
The flint glass workers paradsd the
streets last night and went TO the bazaar
The friends OF Rev. J. G. Smith gave BIN
q domestic party on Saturday night ..
received ulcssy sad goods s.i,deS q, $50
Tie hsPuohcaD, ot the First ward vii
nominate q Councilman and asse>sor or
mex, Saturday.
The noSenert in this city 10 establish I
camp OF Sons Of Veterans has met With soc
cess, and there will be Q rzsetirg Of tb,
organization this evening for The slectio,
Of oheera
Berjamin Manslox died O. his residsse'
on Gravel Hill on Sunday.
Geo. Cfissell. ex-Rsyof, 10 ont - . csn
dida.s On the Democratic ticket Gsofe
is sure he viii be elected If hs asts d
nomination
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Beneficial Farm sales.
S,,-r.r,Y q, IA p.,f,.sy

PHILIPPI, W. Va, March -rhereceut
heavy failures in Barbour county seem not
to be without attending advantages, which
appear 10 the public sole OF three valusble
farms, including the Modisett farm, the
Proudfoot farm, each of 500 acres, and the
Talbot farm of 300 acres, sggregating
soout 1900 acres of perhaps the finest i'm
proved body of grass land IN thar county,
for $40 600, to the Messrs. Ssyer,o of Greene
burg, Pa, who exp,c; to sub-divide this
6ue body o! lsDd aud sell it TO sheep
grazers from Green COUNT, PS. There Ia
pleuty of room for all such new corners.
We hope this is only the beginning OF a
strong tide ofimmigraticn OF Pennsylvania
farmers.
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AN INTERNAL MACHINE
SuppoIed toHaye Caused the Great Fire
Eifv

SuppoIed to Have Caused the Great Fire
at Jersey City.
New YORK, March When the flames
on the Monarch Line dock were discovered
at two o'clock this morning, al the fire
men in Jersey City and Hobcken were
summoned to the scene. 1t soon became
evident that they could not handle the fire
and assistance was asked from this city.
The large iron steamer Egyptian Monarch
was on FIRE before the tugs could
get her away from the burn.
Hng dock. The flames burned 80
flriously that the fremeu had no chance
OF suoduiDg them. Tee heat, too, was 80
intense thas the workers could not get
near, and after her mssts and Spsrs were
consumed the flames made their way int
her cabins FIRST, then 10 her hold, where it
caught what was there of her cargo, and
In q short while she was q raging furnace
of fame. that heated her sidss 10 white
heat and made her hUh at the water line
theow Of clouds CT steam caused by the
heat within There will be loss 10 the
ship of about 500 600, and later estimates
place the loss on the freight, which is total,
at about $50. 900.
The superintendent of the Monarch Line
docks said that Just bsfore the fire started
q explosion was heard, and j. was his
ooinion that the shecS ~ss among the
{ eight that had been discharged from the
E E!yprian Monarch. Il ia supposed to have
ben By dynamite or an internal machine,
which the superintendent AYERS was posi-
by placed among the freight while the
steamer was lying at her dock In London
previous TO sailing for this country. i
Toe Lsdisn Monarch also took fire, but
was hauled out into the stream before
much damage was done. The milk dep,t
of the Erie road Wss also destroyed, entail
ing loss ofabout $!j 600 upon that COM
pany. The Monarch Liue docks were en-.
iirely consumed The total loss is now es-
timsted a. $500 900.
LErsR-rhe damage to the steamer
Egyptian Monarch is now found to be not /
- grest as was st frat Supposed. The
sgents OF the Monarch Line now place the |
damage 10 that vessel at $50 900, and TO |
aer cargo at $4,000. This will reduce
The total loss By the FIRE to about $500, 0,000.
The agents OF the Monarch line make the
olloEing statement The o1t~srd cargo ,
,i the E .yptian Monarch WAS no; injured
oy the FIRE, and she will sail to morrow.
Her inward cargo that remained on the
lock wss totally Destroyed. The Lydisn
Nonsrch's cargo was uninjured The out
ssri business of the line is being trans
scted as usual
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pi,appsars With the Grass widow.

PARkERsBCRG, W. Va. March 9.-Pless-
ants county is stirred up over q sensation
in which Mrs.. Rsney. wife Of George
Rauey aud young Charles Muller are the
leading characters. Some time ago Esney
spd his vile, who is young woman OF
ONLY sessnr cen years, pretty, petite and
sweet, disagreed sEd concluded 10 St psrste.
Toey did 20 without the forEis.ities OF law,
merely signing O mutual agreement,
YouUg Miller, 8 boy of eighteen years. fell
violently in love With tie grass WldoT,
nrosecu,ed his suit with srdor and success,
and disappeared with the widow bet*een
the going down of the sun and the rising
Of the rroon. They were traced TO Ohio
by friends, bat all olew Of their where,
s5srts vss 6ually Lost. l; is believed tbat
,hey were under the impression that the
separation was legal cle, end that they
have married and gone West.
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william JsC0 Dead,

GRAFTON, W. Va March 5.--Wm. Jaco,
foreman in the B o. shop here, died
saturday afternoon Of affection of the
lungs. His funeral occurred today from
the n E Church, Rev Pricke.t. the pas
tor, officiating, assisted by Rev. Flanagan,
of the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Jaco was a member a. the /. u. U.
F. and was buried BY that order. He vas
a greet iavorits with the shop bows, who
attended his funeral in body. Tne ma
chloe shop suspended work out of respect
70 hi, memory. A very large Coucourse
of friends followed bis remains 10 their
last resting place in BCeRcGt Cemetery.
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MARTINS FERRY.
A bad Accident Narrow Escape OF
workmen.

A bad Accident - Marrow Escape oi
workmen.
Yesterday large emery wheel used in
the Martins Ferry stove works for dressing
stove plate, burst and few in pieces oil
over the shop One piece pierced Q nine
inch brick wall and another the tso inch
oak floor. Herman Hess and Summer
Cochran were employed at the wheel. bu,
fortunately we're just at that time in on
other part Of the shop. The pieces tore
up things pretty generally, but will cause
no serious delay or dsmsge.
The Happy Five danced al Cottrell' Q
store room last night.
At the Lafayette Hall last night Q large
ly attended and highly erjoJ able dauce
was given. The Union Cornet brass band
and orchestra furnished the music. There
will be q twelve hours go-ss you please
walking match at this place Saturday.
About the only thing one can hear any
more is candidates and convention, Thus
far only one convention has been held, but
Candidates for nomination are as numer.
ous "a the nower5 OF spring.
Ga Wednesday night the 'citizers" Will
hold a convention in city ball to nominate
municipal officers
Ga Saturday night, March l3. the citi.
zens Of the Third ward will nominate q
ward ticket. A full attendance is r, quest.
ed on beth occasions.
From present prospects the hardest fight
will be made for the Msrshalship. Robert
Hanson WAS nominated by the Labor con.
vention and thus far he is the only csndi
date. william Burns has many friends
who will make hard fight for him in the
coming Citizens convention. and it is
probable that the Republicans on next
Saturday night will put up still another
man.
Late Saturday night Newt Talbert, a
well known character from the country,
gave William Chire, man from his own
neighborhood, severe beating in down
town saloon.
Michael Powers will be buried in River.
view cemetery to-day.
Ben amin Munslow, father OF Joseph
Muuslow and Mrs William Heslop, died
a, his home on Gravel Hill iu Bellaire, at
p. m. Sunday.
!. h McCue will be candidate for
council from the Second ward, subject TO
the decision Of the Republican convsn.
ton.
Mrs. George Mccarthy is slowly improv,
ing in health
Rev. J j. Ral5ton returned 10 his home
in Allegheny Pa yesterday.
]. NJ. Todd, OF Pittsbarg, and DR.. j. NJ.
Todd, Of Bridgeport, were in the city on
business yesterday. 80 ...
Some OF our citizens are sgitating the
question of changing the name ef the town
before our new city laws aud charter 90
into effect. The name Msrtins Ferry IN.
dicates to the ordinary observer who is not
acquainted with tue place, c place where
stands q blacksmith shop, q postot.
Office, q general store, and house for
the accommodation of,h ierrymsn, and
perhaps his crew. We would be more
metropolitan if We called it single Mar.
tin" or almost anything Else so it did not
end In ferry, or port, or begin with pleas.
ant, or some other primitive indication. IL
is little late to begin the agitation il il
must be done before the new charter goes
into effect, bat perhaps it might be done By
that time.
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Resolutions of x sgre!s
gnsai,II IN fhs Rs1iFfa,


MoRGANTowN, W. Va, March Sat a
special meeting OF the Parthenou Literary
Society held March ., 1896, the following
preamble AMI resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t he's seemed good to the
Almighty Dispenser OF hte and death to
take from West Virginia one OF her distin-
guished aons and honorable citizens, VIM.
s Henshaw, Esq and
WHEREAS, The West Virginia University,
by his death, has lost patron, and the
Psrthenon Literary Society valued
friend
Resolved, That the Society tenders his
bereaved family their sincere regrets and
heartfelt sympathy 10 this their great sor-
row;
Resolved, That q copy Of these resolu.
tons be transmitted t. the family Of the
deceased;
Resolved, That copy be published in
the Mariins5urg, Morgantown and Wheel
ing papers.
L. NJ. BoYERs,
TN. WlLsoE,
I. G Rector,
q. L. RoBISsoN,
Committee.
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. c,n,.,D,, Fortunate DisseTery.

Can, Coleman, schr. weynouth, p'ylng
bststen Atlantic Guy and n J., had ssen
rroubled with a cough go that hs "ss una
bls 10 sleep, and was induced TO tfy pI'
Ki,0's New Discovery for Cousumpnon,
I, not only gSvs him instant relieI, oa'
.IlaTsS The extreme soreness in his breast.
e.. children were similarly affected ena .
SINGLE dose had the ssms happy eneSt,
D- KINGS New Discovery Is now tne
s,and.rd remedy in the Coleman house
hol5 and on board the schooner. Free
rr;nl bottles Of this standard remedy a'
Logan Z Co.'S Drug Store.
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RIffLE. TKoM rae kIvKz.

Ssss Cleaned About the CSharf asd
from Our hzehsLess.
The msrks last night iadica,sd S teet 10
inches and on aRand
The c. W; aAess,or leaves for Pit,sbers
ct 10 9 .. tss morning.
The D,urpal viii b 10 day. Pakersbuss
packet Q, la N.
Tbs Telegram leaves for C'asiagtou q
8 p. n. sharp.
The Gensrsl Pike ard Ks.is 6tockdAls
aSe laid sp at Cincipnsd. =
The steamer Andes lss,es fos Cisc;nnaa
this sftesnoon st 8 o'clock. Csps Ctas.
Mublsm.n; clerks. Mart p. HOn sad
Charles Knox.
Dovn-Jos A. Stone. feht.
Up-Alsx esift, Coal VALLEY. Jos A.
Ssons. Jss. Gilmore. Frank GIness and
J. g Mercer.
The steamer Andes arrived Iast nigh
sbout Q o'clock virh . coed crip and sin
Iesys fce Cncispssi today st 3 o'clock.
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ExcJtement i'm TeXas,

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. Z. Corley, who was 80
helpless be could not turn in bed, or raise
his head everybody said be was dying OF
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, be bought large bottle and box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills: by the time he
had taken tzo boxes of Pills and two bot.
ties Of the Discovery, he was we'll and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free at LOGAN 4 Co.'S.
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An AnAHar Wanted,

Can any one bging Is case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elr ,tric Bitters
will not speedily cureR We cay they can
not, as thousands OF cases already perma-
nently cured and who sre daily recommend
ing Electric 6ittara, viii prove. Bdghts
Disease, Diabetes Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly Cared. They
purity the blood, regulate the bowels, and
set directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale ct so cents o
bottle BY Logan & Co.
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WITCHER'S HORRIBLE END
After a Life of Brilliant Diver.
sity He Is
LYNcHED FOR NUMBERING ms WIFE.
An interesting Sketch of Colonel v,
A, witcher's Checkered
Career.
Syetll 70 ia Ha,isser

CHARLESTON. W. VA March s.-Ip;or-
msdon was received here yesterday that
V. A. Witcher, better known a. "Chv
Hammer" had been lynched in Virginia
for numbering bis fith wife. Wit.
cher is well known throughout the State
as q Confederat colonel, politician and
lawyer. He fell heir to large estate BY
ths death Of one Of his wives,
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What Can be Done.

By trying again and keeping up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds OF hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured BY Electric Bitt re, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, dou t
think there is no cure tor you, but try FL c.
trio Bitters. There isno medicine 30 So e,
20 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dis.
betes aud all Diseases Of the Kidneys. In
valuable in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, aud overcome all Urinary Difficult.
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, at Lo.
gan & Co.'S.
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Farmers in Harrison conniy fspo-'
,,a.sSopUsr. already making their appear,
suce. Il is 70 be hoPsG cur lslmsts hs..a- W.
Be spared troa 4nolheF Srs'sn0Ppe'
seourge. n So tsrn, IN
wahs,s- county, has receutly converted
49, 80" .toys wood 8 curly ssh tree, worm,
delivered on he riVsF bank, sIzo per 'O''
fsaf
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\ Ron..pes rro,n CIark.burg.

CL,as. u-gG. " Va, March 7.-AboGi
sa'=a.s-u rssrs ego yourg woman OF
tbs y,.ts loved not wisely bu' too CELL
lne rssat, OF rui, intimacy with her lover
= uAa named D1uiAp, was bright litlle
ar. oAoy, Dunlap went away about the
.''0' lae chilli was born and the child Was
eaop.sd G7 Nc. aud Mrs AlonzO Smith
soon as lhs u2!ortuDs.e mother could get
sag ale sent 10 Onio, where she msrr'ec,
Nna e supposed 10 De StiH EgiOg. A0ou'
So3 !sAr ag5 ihc father &C the gir. came
y'SS S,1, aere, maze himssE kDoED TO the
80 ~; no. groWG - 0e y SoUug lady, fur
S'aoea ~ he. hoerAlIT wjth clothes aud
-, 80 aud seur hsr 10 Rccsddus College,
a-.5 - 10 G'=r Ways has eBdesTored 20 make
'.s' Ea:| |' Al couduc; during past years.
,;ai 4 a-s7 s, a'' sgdIsn departure, has mar
;UH ~. AOG become alits S2slthy and hay
w;s. - :. yo''a'sn, sscgre3 the eoasant of his
g W. ~ 'a'Ioiaca 70 'heir home as Their
.a. sa4s 1'yi T ,Hs child Of bis early love. Mex
90 to her aone.
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TEN THOUSAND MINERS STRIKE.
The Scale Is Not Granted and They OMIT

The Scale Is Not Granted and They OMIT
Work.
PITTsBCRG, Pa, March 8.-An extensive
strike of the coal miners of Federation No.
3, comprising the soft coal district OF the
East, was inaugurated to day for the UNI
form scale of wages which was adopted at
the convention ct Cumberland on Febru'
sry 18Th. The scale is: Irwin, go cents;
Clearfeld, 80 cents; Meyersdale and Gar
rett, 40 cents; Pocshontas, - cents;
Elk Garden aud GeorYe's Creek. 90 cents;
involving general advance Of 10 cents
per ton. III ths district there are 10000
mines. At IL o'clock this morniUg dis
patches received from the Maryland re-
gions reported that all the miners, mum.
6eriug nearly 5000 men, were out. Moth
ing hss been received as yet from the
other points.
Secretary Davis, OF the Miners Amalga-
mated Association, says; The men may
not come out TO man at tue
start, but the feeling is sufficiently strong
10 cause the strike to become general IN
& few days They are confident of success
iu the end and are encouraged by the state.
ments that many of the Meyersdale opera
tors are willing 10 concsde the advance.
The present ia regarded a. being very
opporTune time to ask for an advance. as
this ia the month in which the coal
companies make most Of their contracts.
xlthstandiDg the miners in this district
are but indiferently organized, the lead
ers are very sauguiue as to their sbility to
gain the advance asked. The present is
especially noteworthy as being the frat
general demand by all the districts COM
peting in the eastern market for an ad-
vance OF wages and also as the frat effort to
carry opt the principle laid down
By The i3int convention Of operators and
miners a. Columbus, Ohio, the establish
ment Of relatively uniform rates in COM
peting districts.
AT IRwINs, Pa,
the 1900 miners employed in the mines OF
the Pennsylvania Gas and the Westmore-
land Couury Coal Companies came out
this morniI for the incresse, and sTs now
holding q mass msenng at the Opera
House.
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THE GREAT GOULD STRIKE.
The State Of Affairs Growing AlarRlngl!
Worse.

The State OF AAairS Growing Alar@ingly
Worse.
ST. LOUIS, No, March S--The strike Of
part Of the Knights of L,bor on the
Gould Southwestern system Of railways
Saturday was tollo Sed yesterday at various
points along the lines BY the general sus-
pension Of zork o. ell the Knights employ
ed in any position until the number reach
ed between 1000 and 10000. ard included
shopmen, s~itchmep, traiumen, brakemen
aud firemeu. The engineers, none OF whom
have ioiued i've strike formally, are pre-
vented from working BY lack of ssrikers
assistance upon their engines, aud are
counted in snsug thepselves by the
Knights 80 far as their value to the road is
concerned. Another general order is ex-
pected from the Executive Board in Mar
shall, Texas, which it is predicted will call
from their work sll the Knights now left
On the roads, and viii still further cripple
them.
In ST. Louis, ali the Missouri Pacific en-
ployss who are knights of Labor, have
struck. and o number OF them who were
not Knights have ioiped the order, and
lsFt their work. No freight trains and no
passenger trains went out of ST. Louis on
fhe Missouri Pacific road yesterday, and
its business in every department is at
complets s:sud-still. The Knights have
been holding quiet and orderly meetings
in ,helr hall, While their Executive Com
mittee is in session, and Il waiting to hear
f,om the railroad authorities, TO whom
thew are looking for pfope-
si,;oa for q conference ct which
their difference can De arranged. 1t is
nrobsble that unless sone proposition OF
his kind is made to-day, the strike will as
anne greater proportions, and will inlure
the roads more than it has done already,
The strikers exercise great care that the
5alsv Of the mails shall not be attributed
% tGen. They have appointed delega-
,;ons from thsaF n1nocr to prepare the
u,a;I cars for their trips, switch then into
nos;t;on and attach them 10 the engines
This precaution makes it impossible for
the In;tsa Ststes government to prefer
cSsrses against them for delaying the
~a;ls and thus the government can hnd
no presext for interference unless violence
is resorted to.
OFFICIALS BAkFSG yR TsAIss.
] I, wss with the E..aatest diGsplty test
any of ths Missouri Pacific trains could
be neyes this moraing from the Vnicr
Ls--,n. a. the officials OF the road coulc
ues - - ,hs strikers to assist il
making them up. Assis;eut S-r
teudent Stillwell, of the Union depot, IS
sic ed BY three yard-msslers. however, sue
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Large Barn Burned.

CH.RLEsros, W. Va, Esrch s.-Ihe
lsr,s bara Of Lawyer Kennedy burned to
the ground last night. The Ere was ireen'
diary. Loss 81 Q; iRspcaS in the British
American Company for $500. The e9a'
tents composed of hay, feed and ha5'
mesa valued st $500, were destroyed
;psprance $3.50,
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Arrested--Masked Ball.

SpeCid 10 me htgiHeT.
PRRKER. BURG, W. VA, March S.-Jessie
J Johnson, coloEe1, was arrested to-day by
Chief Re .kwlh on q ch,rge Of robbery.
johnson was imprisoned in de fault of bond.
The Germsnla Singing S )ciety will give
q cbiIdren's masked bal t. morrow night
at their hall. There will probably be at
least 200 NAKED youngsters with indul'
gent pspas and msmmas present.
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WHEELING W VA, TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 1885,

eighty-six bosses agreed 10 the demands as
presented. The men in these shops will at
once resume work. The men are conf.
dent Of carrying their point as nearly all
the larger shops have given in. About
1000 men resume work.
A NATIONAL LABOR PARTY.
DECATUR, ILL, March S.-The action
of the knights OF Labor of Decatur in
forming a new political party is attracting
much attention in this section. They de-
clare in their platform I'VE have formed
a new National politics party, to be known
as the United Labor Party OF America, for
the purpose of organizing and directing
the great political power of the industrial
masses as political organization; and we
will cast our ballots for 70 one who will
not pledge himself to stand irmly by our
principles"
All voters are called upoI 10 unite in
the effort to emsncipate the wage workers
OF the country from 'the iron hand of the
capitalist" They declare that the alarm
ing development and sggressiveness Of
great capitalists and corporations, unless
checked, will inevitably lead to the psuper-
izstion and hopeless degradation Of the
toilipg masses.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY OUT AT ACHEsoY.
ATCHIsoN, Ks, March 8.-Ths Missouri
Pacific shopmsn employed here, 250 in
number, went out today On order from
Sedalis,
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Fell OFF a Traip.
Ip cidl 10 the Register,

GRAFTON. W. Va, March S-Willisn
Reese, brakeman on the Psrkersburg
branch Of the B n o. rsilrold, tel of his
train near Central Sstioo, las. night. He
had his shoulder dislocated and skull frac
tured By the fall. BE was brought here
on passenger train No. col last night.
Drs. Thayer and Love rendered surgical
aid. He ia seriously hurt and his recovery
is doubtful. This is the third time he has
met with an accident by falling of his
train.