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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE
Upon welIshur. Young Lady--Attompt
to Lay Il Pipe Lino-.Notes.
Sp,g,yl m The RyJis,gr.

WEILsBCRc, W. Va, January "a
fendish attempt was made on last Satur-
day night between eight and nine o clock,
to commit outrage on Miss Lstlkus, OF
this city. She had walked down 10 the
lower end OF town in company with q young
lady companion and Was returning alone
aud when she reached the alley between
Mr.. John Bells and VIM. Fisher some
rufliau seized her and attempted to pull
her into the alley. Miss l.. broke loose
from her assalant and ran TO house near
and told Mrs BrowGlee, who accompanied
the Young lady with lantern past the
place where she had been assaulted. The
ruhan. did not again appear. He has not
been identified, or it might become exceed
iugly unhealthful for him in this cOmmu-
nifty.
An attempt has been made by Mr.. Geo.
Given to pipe gas from his wells below the
creek across the Ohio river to be used In
the Brilliant glass works but as yet has not
been successful. The steamer Abner
O'Neil spent several hours his morning
trying to stretch the pipe line across the
river, but the pipe broke and the project
was given up for the time Other efforts
will be made to tosccomplish the enterprise.
If successful it will prove q very important
event to the town OF Brilliant and to Steu
benville, Ohio, because he latter place can
then be supplied with gas from West Nir-
ginia
There is a misunderstanding among
the members Of the Presbyterian Church
OF this place, occasioued, it is said, By dis
satisfaction with some Of the ministers 8
sermons. At all events the congregation
has been considerably divided for two
weeks, and the minister WAS advised by
some Of the officers Of the church to re-
sign.
There were several social events last
week but not Of public nature, The
holidays passed of rather quietly in this
town and country.
Business ia not so brisk as it was before
Christmas
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TO MAKE THEIR OWN COKE.

The Chicago Rolling Mill 10 Erect 700
Ovcns-Coke Trade Poor.
PlTTsBuRG, January 4.-The North Chi
cago Rolling Mill Company have purchased
1000 acres Of the most valuable coal land
in tie Cornelsvlle region, near Union
town. 1t is the intention to erect zoe
ovens and make their own coke in the fu-
ture. The new coke company has been
organized with o. ". Patten, of Chicago,
President.
During the past week there has been
general falling off in coke shipments, The
supply has exceeded the demand This is
attributable to the closing down Of many
large steel nail mills in the country At
these mills repairs are usually made about
the first of the year 1t is probable that all
will start up in a few weeks, In view OF
the falling off in demand the coke syndi.
cate Yesterday decided 10 restrict the pro-
duciion l6- per cent. The ovens will only
be operated FIVE days per week until the
demand increases
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A DIstFsgyinc Accident,

Mo%iGoMERY, Ala, January 4.-Wben
The south bonnd train on the louisville
and Nashville road was about four miles
from this city tonight, DR.. D. Hamilton,
Of New Orleans, fell from the platform Of
the car, receiving injuries from which
he died in short time. He was return.
ing with bis daughter from Nashville, and
they had iu charge the baby Of her son,
who was actually shot aud killed near that
city The remains we're carried op 80 New
Orleans on the same train,
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BrOWu'S SNrookedueSa-Neu W euuA" $ '" NIX -
Life Marietta's Bonanza Democratic
ncket-Notts
Special 10 che Register
PAREERSySG, JsDuary +.-lra Brown
alias Keeyer, alias Robinson, who was aF
rested here on Saturday night, an account
OF which appeared in the SUNDAY REGIS
TAR. vas taken back t. Clarksourg yester-
daV ,pornius where be will have hearing.
II seems that Brown has been working the
old racket OF travelling salesman,
On the uususpectiug farmers OF Har-
rsou county. The arrest Vas made on
the a.hdavi, OF Henry Burnside. Brown
had in his possession when searched oy
Deputy Sheriff Jones, several reputed
orders from f G. Sheet, James Burnside.
Thos. Hesrne and others of Harrison
county. From letter from his wife his
home appears to be at Herrlottsvl.Ie, o,
a. letter was found among his papers,
written oy his wife and bearing date Dec
18th The letter from his Chicago sweet
ba,r, AS dated also Dec lTth. Sha ad
3rasssd hin as dear Brownie From
all that can be learned in
rsysrd 70 his past history il
sser,s that he mas been identified as the
s-o-osr who. in connection with two others
.-s.,yd such an excitement in Indiana o
s-r months ago, and who made their
..c.r, Brown concluded 10 try his hand
~, Iss, yir,iuians, but his career as a
r.rstsry rye operator is likely TO De CUT short
E,rrs for The marriage OF Christopher
v.n,~ouyh and Miss Nate Carlin was
,r.rs,po at ). Nsviers church yesterday
Tra marriage will take place next week
Ma. Celia Coleman, OF this city, will be
,r,--.-5 10 Nlr. srlev, Of Athens, o, to-
morrow
Two weddings in high life will occur
here on the IN inst. both Of which will he
rFe NOS. brilliant social events of the sea
,5a Ne. Geo Woodbridge. Of Marietta,
% riI lead % the altar Mss Matte Hop
sia5 granddaughter Of Col Wm. Evans.
osrt.s city. ard Mr.. Camden Rs,hborn
vii be uuited 10 marriage 10 Miss NJ b.
Bachtogd.
col Wm. Gallagher, the genial light
ye,sht railroad man, is here on business.
Chic. Clerk Tibbetts, Of Hills Central,
r.turGed from Marietta today
J. ". C. Armstrong, one OF the most
prominent members OF the RoaEe county
bar is here
Mr Frank Mchim, former resident Of
Writ county. hos decided to locate in Par
kar,bUrg.
EN Shert Thos Foster, OF Elizabeth, is
in he city.
The recent heavy rains have swollen the
tributaries OF the Little kanawha aud the
river is rising rapidly here and reported
out OF the banks above.
The Drmocraic Ci,y Convention held a
the Court House tonight was one Of thC
LARGEST aud most harmonious and entbus
isslic ever held and the ticket nominated
one OF the best The Democrats have gone
in on this contest to win, and the cam
pai,n from now until saturday, the day o.
iue election, will be an earnest one. Fol
lowing ia the ticket nominated; Mayor
W. y. Chancellor; Council, First ward
". p. Andrews. Second ward, Jas. 4
Wesherel; Third ward Walter Thsyer
Fourth ward. j. VI Mckinney Fitl
warp. j. +. Partridge; SIKH ward, HenrJ
Hoffman: Recorder. Inos Murphy.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany Complains of frances
Tolerance of Caflists.
THE LOCAL Government MEASURE
For lreIand---The Balkan Conference
kbandoned-- Sir John Mcdonald
Bsnqueted.

PARIS January 4-Gaulois to-day
prints dispatch from its Madrid CORES.
pondant which represents thu, Germany
has been complaining of Frances toler.
anee OF Carlist conspirators in French
territory. The correspondent says that
Count Won Munster, German Am mbassadcr
at Paris, was recently instructed to
advise NJ De Freycinet, tie French
Foreign Minister that Germany would not
ba passive witness to the lsxity Of France
10 keeping order on the Spanish frontier il
revolutionists should succeed in melting
an insurrection in Spain. Count Von
Nuns er pointed out to N. De Frey
cinet that France Lad been allowing
Csrlisrs to have All asylum on the Spanish
frontier and 10 receive arms and money in
violation Of international rights These
facts have been reported TO Seror Moret,
the Spanish Foreign Munster By Count
Won Solms Sonnenwalde German Minister
at Madrid.
De FREVCINETs PROGRAMME.
PARIS, January M. De Freyc!uets
programme includes reform OF the budget
r, form OF administration and orgsni iratlon
# ii system OF government in AMMAN and
lor quin reducing The proteCtorate TO the
smallest necessary limits.
THE LOCAL LGoAERNNENT MEASURE
LoNDoN, January The local govern
ment measure 10 be laid before Parlia-
m-ur by rh- Government AS drafted gives
10 Trssud no sc od franchise tor elect
ing couury boards, aud Tor e'.ctlrg Cen
traL Council. The proposition says that
the Crown should have the right TO nomi
nate part OF the Council wss adopted
The measure also provides that county
boards shall have control OF traffic in
liquor, and that Central Council shall have
voice in appointing the Magis,racy.
THE BALkN CONFERENCE
at Consiantncp,a has been abandoned,
Russia refusug 10 guarantee the independ-
ence Of the union CT Bul garia and Eastern
Roumelia.
SIR JOHN VI DC&hLn gh>yI Fitted.
LONDON, January !. $, GcoFgas Club,
cf London, gave ~ grand banquet this eve
uirg to Sir John Mcdonald, Canadian
Premier. Sir John, in a speech, referred
in terms OF warm praise TO the present
friendly relariors existing between
Canada and the United States and Eng.
land. He defended French Canadians
against charges Of disloyally that had
been made against them, saying that they
were peaceabe aud orderly citizens and
were arerse TO the rabid democracy Of
France
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PRISONERS STAMPeDEO
A C.. knocking Dovu che Guard -Four
murdersrs as Large.

A &C.. hnoo king Dove Shs Guard Four
murderers IA Large.
CH,Ri Esroy, ". Va January Last
nirh, excitement vas caused here BY FIVE
pr.soaers escaping from the county Jail
When the night guard west into the all 10
lock the prisoners in their cells, one prison
~ knocked Guard Dick Wyatt down, and
! egueral stampsdo followed. After
reaching the nil yard, Jailer BowIes was
n,t and knocked down before ne could
ta.,en the outer gates The prisoners who
,sr ped a,e George aud William jeffrey
ary,bsr. who killed William Douglass
GEORGE Baarsley who killed Henri Moore
lois Douglass, who killed Tom Teal last
Christmas evening, all white. LOUIS
Smith. a negro. who had been convicted
aud sentenced for three years to the pen,
,entiary Tor grand larceny, also escaped
4 heavy reward is offered by SheFS
3 gu-f
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AMUsE MEN rs.


hAN EkIg.
Tomorrow evening Haverly matchless
minstrel company will appear at the Op
era House with mommoth programme OF
good things The Dayton, O., Democrat
OF January 2 said
Lew Spence kept the audience in q
continual roar Of laughter. Geo German,
the youngest Of the German brothers, oc-
cupied the outside row end, and he is des
tined to become the Emerson of minstrel
sy. His style is easy and graceful; be
handles the various dialects in q manner
that bespeaks careful training His i'm.
personation OF krsnky.too, the bur
iesque, is the GGest bit Of acting ever
seen in minstrel performance. The
finale, tie K. Of ?. parade, 81.
ranged by James Gorman, was a near
feature and reflected great credit upon Nr.
German. The Craig family, in their dsr
ing feat of dancing, was all, in fact mo--
than Was expected Of them. That this
family have no peer there could be no
question. They are simply wonderful.
/ Their faats are indescr,rIr and hey ore
sure of warm rcceD'ica whenever they
visit Dayton.
The burlesqua Cigar ds was a grand
climax to the erea e.t ard best minstrel
/ performance that ever visited this city.
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PrrsBrRG. January 4-There was q
general resumption Of work Ia the rlVer
coal miues to-day, at the reduced rates
A further reduction in wages is probable
a the sDriug. leading operators assert
that during tns foar months strike, Pitts
burg has lost its prestige in the lower mar
ks,s, and can only regain it By unde56Id
ding alt competitors l. is estimated that
the 700 miners engaged in the strike, lost
in wages nearly $1,000 900. The loss tc
the operators in damage to tipples, rolling
stock. harges. etc, by the long id!eness
cannot be estimated
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A hoOI House Unroof.d

PlTTsBURG January "A Dawson, Pa q,
special says About 10 clock this morn,
ing, during the prevalence Of heavy wind
storm, the roof the gable eLds and the
cbimneys Of the Tyrone school house we're
blown down. A little child Of D S Strick-
lfr was buried in the debris and when ex-
trca,ed was found to be badly hurt about
the head and face. A boy Of David New
comers had bis skull fractured and is in q
precariOus condition, Several more Of
the children attending school were more
or less scratched aud bruised, hut none
seriously hurt. The greatest excitement
prevailed TOR o time, as /, vac reported
many had Jeen killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-05

NEw YORK. January THE Daily Com
mercial Bulletin Of January 9TH estimates
the fire loss in the United States and Can.
ada in December, at S9,2OOO0O, and the
aggregate loss in 1855 st sal 100000 or
SIS 900 900 less Than in 1884 The Bul.
letin gives list oi l6S fres Of $500 and
upwards in December, including ! fires
where the reported loss Was 500, 900 and
more. The last elk months of the year
have shown q much lighter loss than the
first six months thereby enabling the in.
surance companies TO come out even, and
in some instances to make p:otit on the
busineas of l~~5.
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New York Legislature Uaucuses.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 4.-Legislative
csucuses we're held to night for Speaker OF
tie Assembly. The Republicans nomins'
ted James W. Hustled and the Democrats
". F. Sheehan. For President pro TEN
Of the Senate the Republicans nominated
Edward Pitts, and the Democrats Jas. F
Primes
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GHE LstDEyF.

"Humpty Dampry" at the Academy of
Music last night was largely attended
The troup is pronounced by all to be an
excellent one. The many funny things in
the play were brough, out in such man.
ner as to call forth repeated t.r.is oi
laughter from the house. :; 10 certainly
one Of the best EuLPty Dumptys seen in
Whee!ing ior long time 1t will be re
heated 10 night.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jauusry To-day
Judge Clarke, in The Supreme Court, dis.
missed the petition OF the liquor men fox a
mandamus compelling the ordinary to
hesr contest ovsr the prohibition election.
The case will now 90 10 the Supreme
Court
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Diving.

Thousands 0. diabetes aud dyspepdcs,
10 whom starchy foods are almost poison
and il used, medicine is Of little benefit
might he saved by q proper diet Gluten
Fiout. and Special Dta5etic Fool
made ny Fsrv ell a Rhines, Water,own, \
Y. supplies this Seud for ctrcIlC-s. S;'
ics Tree TO physicians and ciergymen who
~iti ksJ Scr transportation
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SALOON MEN AROUSED.
swearing Out Warrants Against al VINO
Violate the sunday Law.

CHArr,xooGA, Tenn January 4.-Ihl'
city has been thrown into considerable ez
ci,emeDt by the announcement that the sa
icon keepers, against whom the Sunday
law is being rigidly enforced, had sworn
out nearly one hundred warrants against
those engaged in the trades ana professions
who do business on Sunday, The whisky
mea say they have been d.scrinlnated
against, aud propose to test the laS TO Its
fuIl scope. The warrants include newspa
per publishers livery men AMI street ca
cnmnanv off eials
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GREECE PROTESTS

LoSDoS, January THE Greek gov
ernment has sent Il yigOrons note 10 the
powers protesting against -" union ot
.ssI, o'r,. a.. - -
DungnIia nnu Lan'~,n n"Uun'"a 'nr
note says Greece feels ketnly tn. loss Of
thouaand5 of Greek inhabitants in
volvcd by the union aud de"
mands the reR'orarion Oi he
boundary Es,d by IN. Brrhn Congress ad.
ding that Greece continues Ler naval aud
military preparations III orh 10 b- ready
to assert her riehis + 1t shUld become
necessarY for her 10 IN 70
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PHLLurI. ". Va Janlary State
Senator W. W. Coourn, farmer aud gra2ler
and owner Of the finest land in BaEOou!
county. assigned Saturday. Liabilities
about so 600, assets uncertain, consisting
Of COO acres of land, live stock and personal
properly.
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Rorn,ey Signs with tue PIttsourgo,

PlrrSBrRG, January 4-Ssmuel barE'
lev, the ST. Louis ball player signed WIN %
the Pittsburg team to DAY aud will play
here the coming season Barkley recently
sirred with the Baltimore club, but 9s ms
release was not obtained from the ST. Louis
cIub the contract WAS void The Pitts
burgs psid President Won der Abe, OF the
St. Louis club, $1,000 for Batkleys re
lease.
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A FAIRY lost preot'U coarm
To keep the rosv gums ON barn,
10 Keep from teeth decay and d. ath,
To sweeteu and puri Y the brcsth.
This charm the fairy lost mortal found
And sOZODOST lis called on earthly ground
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THE HAMILTON COUNTY CASES
A Resolution Offered "a Investigate the
Returns.

-
Retuius.
CoLuurrs January +.-Ina Honae
REPRESENTATIVES adopted resolution this
afternoon referring to ths e'ec'ions, on
representations from Hamilton county to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec.
of the House, to investigate, aud report By
resolution a5 easly cJ posalo'e. The
committee is given power TO s-nd
for persons and pBpers. The i'5mocf u
ic membera from Hanj''ou county how
occupying sea's nre pri"ilc'!sed to appear
before tho ,0m maiIiec au0 p0InCe usu-
mony to maintain thri' 'iEht 10 S'a's
The most OF the afternoon wEs sp-al III
the discussion Of lbr resolution. Ine IL
publican members DO lot claim that an IT.
/ yestigatiOn or coA:rst is propo5Si IN TIE
resolution hut an examination CT the thcf
Of the returns with view 10 making a
nrima facie case agaiHs; DemocranI
members who presented cerhHHetes
and were sworn 10 10 DAY,
There is o division Of opinion as
to whether the examination will BE- dch0s-
rate or whether report viii be made in
the next weel; or ,uS TIE 1O:y political
significance in an early report would oe TO
seat the ten Republican members 1t hat
should he the finding Of the committee
ard thus increase the yo'e, whi,A will De
cast for Senator Sherman for reelection.
IudoiDg from current expression among
the Republican members Of the Lsgisla
ture there appears DO rsGson t. doubt tha'
Senator Sherman will succeed himself re-
psrdless of q final decision in Ham'l.or
county cases.
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4 BIG RAIN FALL SOUTH.

MONTGOMERY, ALA January "A spe-
cial to the Advertiser announces big rise
of the Warrior river. II has risen feet al
Tuscaloosa. At Greensboro six and three
quarter inches OF rain iell in eighteen
hours. Nearly all the railroads in the
State suffered some damage, but delays
were only for a few hours.
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THG INSPECTORS REPORT.
he Volume of Business No; Up 90 That
of Recent Years.

of Recent Years,
Lsst evening / c,l Inspectors Young
and Thomas ,ompIatsi their annual re
port Of work done a. his port last year
From il the foilowin- G.ureg are taken
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FoR weak lu,g,, putting Of blood, short
ress Of brsa h, consumption, hight,sWeaiis
and Ill lingering coughs. DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical DiscoVerI is sovereign
remedy. Superior to cod liver oil By
dEugglsia.
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sTEAMRH. I.sTEcrrr ~ i--i.

STEAMERS '''rL.ffh ~ i'''.
=, haf. H"n,2', 1ctndg.;
rSsIv ''"'.,'.. ,'''.,,.''',.''' i5.7.
Towing .............................. II 1928.
T,s4sli,n!oG, TiessuLr '''''''''''''''" ,.5 n
Total '''''''''''''''''''.''''.. - "''''''
,,.- =,
Matters, with pilot license endorsed thereon @e9
F;rsi ci.,s pilot. ..... 4
Fi,ci' Fir.t.uI5.sr, St iS.sr,ol s'sae''.''''' -
Eos!nteF' OF Inferior sFads.... ........ ..... GO
Total number OF license, . ........2 2g6
uiscELLasEov,.
Gamers added 10 the service ...............
Tonnage OF ZANE o.,i ..,.,.,.,,......'. w 'i't"'
tonnage d .ame, Is5I.
Numoef OF boats II speeted ............... "a
o, o. po;isr. S,1s. So'gd Slsaiy
Number oi LoIIer heads condemned
,, lmntr 81 ,. sA gIo'i'n' '.'.''.'.....
prSpe ty los, by sane ... ........... s5.n,
Boat. sunk by ice ...............
Profps,ty I".. by >,,,i .iaro ."'t
Tb;. 10 tho s,ooilos. r...'. brs.r.o,
,-arsoo,oJ q, ,La nov, ~ Wb..lr, C,r 49,.
naI'1oeo uraI s q, ."e PITI Tbo VI .,i;nr nT ~.
60, h p,;oo - Sormar ro..
,nao,;na U @ ,r.n.;snt hoat" npoa "''-1j, 49, ~ ~ -,
r. -, Sono,;..o rn..', =. ,a,.,
sah III nan,s ,,o,,IJ foiI ~ Lana, sray,,
Iooai u" ; ;osnao,ors Ii ,I;s ,""-,[s,S' ''
h"r % of t ancb ,Sas @ ve-v SnoiI 'n -''
o'nhN ~ O." '''tI'''I''''
The prospects 10. big river 4eTf very
rood lss. night. The msrka Al dark
sborsd - Zoo, 2 ;,cbeo ,cd ,;.:,,, anita
raP'oy' Al F'''SOlrs ihs' hi2ht th'fF
"a7 - 'ert - 'ncne' "nn rising " "5Pe
annunt amount Vi r eo"' s'Ar,ru 11l l'"sldAJ
morning Inc t'r"rtnrn mere are nope
Iu' o. koou NH,rr ;o' 'o' "'N' Two w.. :.
Tan,dIv "a nos.;tia All n. n'oIs ~. r,Il
ot empry .,,g-. and s,h rasrIy All ,le
mines N operation it will DO, be %. unrl
they will be ready 10 leave fcr b@lo~. The
Southern markets are sa'd 10 be over.
stocked nth Goa and the prospects are
oy 40 means ef'egl tos "n increased De
maLo lot 'ps '"'Ay D'"moh'' LOT come
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OTHER REPLIES
To the age of Steel's Questions on
the Labor Question.
JOHN GIsNEY AND CHARLES RI0eEL>
Give Most Exhaustive Answers to the
Five Questions From Their
Standpoint.

In continuance OF the views OF proml'
nent manufacturers upon the question OF
the relations of labor and capital begun in
Yesterdays REGISTER, the following is pre-
sertai TIE nnas,inns are reproduced.
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New YORK January Rain has been
falling here almost continuously during
the past &c hours, and tonight strong
wind is blowing, greatly interfering with
telegraphic communication in all direc.
tions. Wires to the West especially have
been in particularly bad plight most all
dov
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on their part will not b. without ITS inhu'
ence. They should begin by considerir g
whether they are absolute maTers or mere
ly ste yards, With responsibilities proper
TONED to the power that the temporary Poa'
session and management Of wealth gives
them. They should convert their talents,
it is true, but with due regard to the prin'
ciple of eternal justice. They should not
forgot that labor is the source of all wealth
and entitled to fair proportion of thai
which it creates, and give this proportion
freely and ungrudglngly, not waiting for
demands 10 DO made on them in prosper
ous times.
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gin with the so called msStrrs-the con
trollers and representatives of capital.
A NOBLE EXAMPLE
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JOHN 4. CHENEY,

s. l.ouis, No, general sales agent Bel
mont Nail Company, says
| No; but they are likely to continue
tsatures until better understanding is
cached a. 70 the duties Of capital as we'll
as labor. We hear too much OF the rights
Of capital and the rights Of labor Both
bav. important rights, il is true, but too
a-sa, stress upon them is calculated to pro
Spce strained relations. The contrary
sp;rit should be encouvaged-amicabIe re-
Iations-a community o! interest feeling
This will be sooner brought shout by each
a;Js givip, up the habit Of mind they
sasm to haze iallsn into Of gloating over
and asserting rights, aud begin to CONSIDER
in their hearts their duties the one 10 the
other. Tbs mental discipline should be