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srockros. August 2s. The Prohibi
tion convention met here to-day a d
nominstsd R. w. H. Brgs, A. Campo
Senator Hiram Fisher aud e. Q. Arnold
AsssmbIymen.
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HcIlIsrra. Cal. August 70. = The
Prohib tion party Of this county held .
eonvent.on today. and the following
nomination wss made; For Aassmbly~-
@. r. Elicit
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Notice 10 hereby given that win not be
responsible for labor furnished or that may
be furnished. or material furnished or that
may be furnished on the Lanfranco estate
building on the corner Of Court and Main
streets, without q special order from me.
aug24tf T. y. JOYCE.
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md I.as ApfeIes I0NS0RIAI. pAsI0RS

No. 10 Reeuena s.. under o. .. Hotel.
fs the nusst barbershop In the city. All
kinds Of barnering done In the best styles.
A clean mug and towel for every man
BArA5- Hot. Cold. Salt. Soda, Sulphur
s1ss In 40. PnRcx. Prop.
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F Moorshouss. las 8. Spring st..
Johhilg IN CarDsller Work.

etep-lsdders and orange ladders aspecialty.
Agent for Centennial windmiis.
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale put up
and guaranteed NNI
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sAs Fs.Scnoo. August 2s.-Kesne
Bro hers, dry goods dealers. Kesrnsy
street, assigned to Daniel Meyer thus
m1rsing Liabilities, $3.50, 900; assets,
pomsnplly the same as the liabilities.
The ass, Is consist of stocks valued al
one huedred aud ninety thousand dol
lars; ;ouistaudlngs, liz lures end cash, forty.
s,x lnousaad Tue frm consists II Tpo,.
Keane and Patrick Bllaud, Among the
principal creditors are Daniel Never. To
whom the firm 10 indebted thirty nine
fhouss md dollars. Among other credit
ors are, Levi, Strauss L Co, Murphy.
Grant 4 Co., the Bsnk Of California, NJ.
Sachs = Co., aud Kahn Bros, Blul 4 Co.
There are in all about one hundred aud
thirty creditors. including several New
York firms. A meeting OF creditors
was hsid this afternoon. aud Mr..
Reis, Of Neusbsrger, Refs & Co., was
appointed 70 assist the assignee. The
only reason assigned for the failure is.
that although the business Of the firm
had steadily increased, the profits havs
not kept pace with the increased OK.
penses. The house was established
twenty years ago and enjoyed the couh-
dencs of the entire community. II is
believed that arrangements will BE- made
with the creditors whereby the 6rn will
rssums business.
The Assignses Of Ksans Brothers. who
failed to-day. held meeting tonight
AMI decided to investig4ts the failure.
The plan Of the Investigation was drawn
up and agreed TO.
Close ef the Petnluma Fair.
PxxALuNA. August 2s. - The fair
closed to-day. The races were exciting
and interesting. The race for the 2'35
.elsss. pure $500. was won BY Ned For.
rest in z;xit The entriss for the second
race, for $1,000. were Guy Wilkes, Ante
snd Ad.n. The former won IN three
srsieat heath time. 2;l7& 2;l7i, siloi.
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NEW YoRK, August 2s.--Gsneral
Ncwlon w~nt 80 the Office Of W. K,
Grace, In Hanover Square. this after
moon, and was sworn IN by the MryoI
~ Comniss ouer Of Public Works.
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275 North Main Street, Los Angeles. Cal.
Once hours from 81 A. N. Ia 4:s0 P.H.
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wesnsre vs. TilAen.

New YoRK, August 2s.--Jadse Ship
man Of the United States Circuit Court
to-day granted permission to Matthew
II. M .ynard, ss-ignes Of Wn.. Wstmore
to amend the cumplsimt in his suit
-gaius, the la,s s J. T,ldeu, by making
the Iron Mining company . co dsien.
dsnt. Wetmore claims that certain sums
Of money are due him on yariIus trans-
actions in which Tldsn and the LYON
Mining company are involved.
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CHEAP HONEST

$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
win buy you an &C : me Of i've acres, 10
miles south Of Los Angeles and near rail-
road. WALTER q JONES.
once 81. Elmo Hotel anlitf
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Events on the American
Turf.
STATE POLITICAL NEWS.
Delegates to the Democratic State
Convention -Keane Broth
ers Fail.

Special 10 ne Herald bs the Assoo.ofed fress
Cosxv ISLAND. August 2S. = Th'
tsurth raos, three qusrtsr mile dash
was won by Hsseins F'reusi; time I'D
AT snExxsHsAD BAY.
sHsEPsHsAD BAY. August %. --Th'
attendance st the August meeting >
shsspshead Bay was very sristoerAtio
Tho track wss very dusty though : fas
record was beaten in the first race b
Ittilals. ~ho severed dlstsnos Of Nv
farlo pgu 10 lola. beating Jim Renwiok'
tlm. IN Ssu Francisco November Srd
lae2. ~ ausrier Of second, and the
IN roo by Exile who finished winner
N : mile snd thrse-sixtssnths 10 2;03.
bsatine the tisns Of King At Moum0ath
JuIy l6.h. 1881, BY haff = sscond. The
stsrt N the ass race rAised howl
owing Q o'ssx and Little Ais0h viz
Jhs third rsos kept the crowd at the
ysuo nearly three quarters OF 81
bour aud CsnRsld, the starter, hal
Meso Jam, Taylor aud Henderson sus.
psndsd IRON the RUG for the balance of
the season for disobedisnce Of orders.
The fAvorites, with the exception Of
Exile. did not get there and the oonss.
qaencs was large majority OF long
races.
First race, fve.sighths Of mile.
It sllala won, B II Sterrett second, Little
Minch third; time, l %.
Third rac~, one aud au eighth miles
Hou .atonic won. Pontico second. swift
third; time, LISA.
Tw. .ysar-oI 10. three quarters of .
mils--Fshrsnhs VOC. Bslvsdere SEQ
ont, E-ay Primrose third; time. lis.
Mils-font won't, Maggie second,
Duke OF Montslban third, l 4l3.
Thr@e-yssr oils and upwards, one and
three quarter miles Exile won BY three
lerg b., Prsrioss secon !. Farewell
third; tune. 2 %
AT sARATooA.
SABArooA. August 70 First race,
one u.iie. Esrelis ~oa; Ha tis CsrIile.
sss,nd; Pet 10 rat. third. Tsms, la.
seov.d rac~, IN aud one -hfth miles.
Mullis Mo';arty's Lest won; klkrooi'
sse,,hd; 0utun, thnd. Tim-. 2;5iS
Third race. one mile an 6ss naudred
yar.i., Jim Quest won; Pssua. s-coud;
Lsdy Waywsrd third. Tune. 2:l5.
Fursh rrcs, tnree-q ,arters Of q mile,
Cllaax was; b s.is. second; Wynosa,
third. Tuns. i:l5b.
Fifth .cs, Mr. n American handicap,
ste .plech ,ss, full cu 50 about two aud
thrss.qasrter miles, B urks Coohrs .
won, Wellington. second; Abraham.
third. Time.6:l2.
This CLOSES tuis seasons races.
AZ sEvADA
NEvADA. Cal. August 0.-Ths nth
heat IN tue Ill tr,ct stallion trot. mile
h~ass, bsst thr 10 Ave. for . purse Of
e5oJ. wuleh was postpsnsd Yesterday,
was woa by Doac .ster in 2;38 Tnis
gave Done sst the rsos. Nc the latter
v the other two heats yesterday.
Tue fee for all. half mile sud rrneat,
was won by Bertha IN 0 ~ and 0;oo.
The 2slO trot. $500 purse. Dasy ].
won IN thrss straight hests, in 2:27, 2;27i
and : 70.
Tie trot for $500 between Marion,
By Frank and Albert w. was won by
the latter In 2s20.
The special purse Of 300 was won BY
Shsbsr 10 2:25. Isl And 2;36.
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NEW TODAY.
----THE--s
Southern California
National Bank.
-NADEAU BLOCK-
Corner First and Spring Streets,
Los ANGELES. CAL
PAID Up CAPITAL, 500, 900, 90.
II. II. BOYCE, President
l.. N, BREED, vice-Presidens
w. =. BOsBYsHELL,- : Cashier
PAID UP CAPITAL, - $500. 10000.


L. N. Breed, Chas. Y. Day, H. A. Barclay,
W. @ Furrey, n. g McKoon. I. W. T. Rich
ards, X. @ Bosbvshell, N. Hagan. J. Roster.
W. n. Bosbyshell. X. II. Boyce.
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HALIFAX. August 2S.--The schooner
Crittenden, Capt. Graham. from North
Bay for Gloucester, with 43o barrels ol
mackerel, was seized last night at Port
MuIgrave by Collector Beauinont. who
after being aboard all night took her to
Port Hawkesberg this morning. wher,
she is held awaiting instructions from
Ottawa. She was seIzsd for violating
the custom house laws.
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Santa Ana Valley Los Angeles county,
about half way between Santa Ana and the
coast Newport Landing. Good iruir and
farming lands yie % w. Excsllent locs.
An abundance Of the best OF water without
extra cost Call On or address
J. l.. GOODWIN,
New Eng. Colony. Newport p. o. Cal.
Or v. D. LEONARD. 73 Perkins st.. East
summerville, Mass.
aug2s sun, Wed. y ri2m
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To Property OwnerSand those About tOBuid

acsco de5e
essssa ~ - c. Ir.
Bhsc3s Me- - w. hrsts*
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At sEvADA



SAn FnAsoisco, Aagust 2s.-It Il
generally conceded by those 10 . posi-
ton to know that Stephen N. White, o
Los Angeles, will be elected chairman o.
ths Democratic Convention which meet
In this city oRT Tuesdsy next. Tne or
der u business will be the came ss ths
adopted BY the Republican State Con
vention at Los Angeles, the suprrms
Justices being nominated FIRST. Tue
Platform will treat at length Of tn.
Water, L1bor. and other questions Of
paramount importsnoe to the state.
A1fss rEs suSsnxAronlAL PLun.
San FRAscIsco, August 23. The fght
over che no,nipation for @ ,vernor in the
Democratic State Convention will, 1t il
bell -vsd, be . fierce one. The candi.
datss for nom stion mentioned up to
o-nieht are ex-United State, senator
H-ars., L. j. 3 s-, Of Los Augels-. ex.
Mayor B yant aud Mayer Bar lett. both
of 5An Francisco. State senator Patrick
Rsdiy. congressman Berry and M
]. Tarpy. of Alameda.
suTrsR Asp T0BA COUNTY pkLEoArEs.
MAkYsvnLE. Aignst 25.- "A, he SUI
ter Q uuty 9 ,nveuIon, $. X Fortns, J
M Hiuks. Jo.. O r,Insr and L. ) Farmer
we're we're elected deli gates to tho State
couv~nfi ion. The deleg.tion will favoz
c. r Berry Tor Governor The Yaba
county Democratic Convention met IN
this city to-day and elrcied N d.
Coofnb,. Dan McDonsld, 8. H Bradley.
Jas. O'Brirn, j. NJ. G. Jasper and b. 2.
Hoeg dsIeg .tes to the State convention
c. r. Berry Ia the choice Of the delega-
tion Tor Govsfusr.
nonE psLEeArss.
AuDuRx, August Is The Democracy
OF this place held their County Conven.
tiou to-day for the election OF delegates
TO the state Convention. Tue delegates
to toe State Conven i'm ar. James
Ls'rd, J. B Mered til. II. l. Noyes, J.
NJ lfrinrr. J. McAnaish. J. H. 0srg,ry,
Dr.. N. Martin AID Hon P. McHale. A
r-solafisu endors ng Sen itof ]. A.
File Isr for Railroad Commissioner wal
adopted nm .u'rne ,siy.
cAspipArE ron coxoEEss.
SAN FRAsoIsoo, Aagust 2S Inter
views with several prominent southern
California Democrats 20 10 show that
there will not be any opposit ON to the
e.niil lstars Of Joseph D. Lynch, OF Los
Ang dies, for the nomination to Congress
from the sixth District. They are ell
OF Ia opinion that he 10 the strcngesl
and best man they o'uld put forward.
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CossrAsTISorLH. August 28--The
Porte has expressed its willingness to
adopt the view Of the Bulgarian Com
mission In connection with the revision
Of the organic statute 1t 10 proposed
to elaborate . new statute, to consist OF
three parts. the 6rst dealing with the
rights Of tue Sultan; the second with
internal administration, and the third
with finance. railways. pa sports aud
sus'oms. The Porte wishes to ada .
fourth section dealing with the position
Of foreigner, and with capitulating.
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MuFfh CouWtyB IFehhuFer Dehds
SAN RAFAEL. August %. r. K. Was.
ton, County Treasurer of Marin county,
died here TO day about noon. Deceased
was an old resident and prominent
member OF the Masonic and Odd Fellow
fraternities. He bad been in poor health
for some time past.
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PnrLADELrxA. August 2s.-Thirty
thousand dollars in cash disappesred
from the safe " the Adams Rxpres,
Company two wseks ago. and since thai
time operatives Of the detective agency
have been trying to unrsvel the mystery
connected with the robbery. CIreum.
cumstances pointed to Ro b Pratt, q
clerk 10 the Ph.lsdslphia ofi,e, ~ the
shief, and on Weddesday lass be was ar.
rested by detee rive, and after = pre-
l,minary hearing was locked up for
furtnsr hearing. He protested his In.
nvocncs.
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The First District Congressional Dele
cation met and nominated Chancellor
Harrison for Congress in that district
He declined the honor, and the delega
tion adjourned TO meet in San Francisco
on Septemb r 6ih. Ii was stated later
that Harrison would accept. he will be
opposed by the Hon, Thos. L. Thomp
son. the present Secretary Of State.
The Third District Board of Equsliza
tion Delegates met in Judge Brunson'
Court room. l.. b. Mizner, of Solano
was Chairman, and Stephen +. Taylor
Of Sacramento. Secretary. I. ]. Sher
man, Of Yubs. named John Beattie, Jr.
Of that county, and the nomin alton wa
made by Acclamation.
The Third District Delegates nomins
MIR. James w Rea, Of San Jose, fol
Railroad Commissioner.
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For County Assessor.

J. W. MYERS, of Newhsll. announces
hIt self a. a Candidate for County Assessor,
subject to the action OF the Republican
Convent on. aug2g I'm
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NJ. D. Hamilton, Of San Diego. was
nominated for member Of the State
Board Of Equalization from the Fourth
District.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
4 GLOOMY OUTLOOK

A Di.oouragInG Report 10y the President
Of the Bottle Makers association.
WASHINGTON. January 2O-Ths glass
manufacturers continued their meeting TO.
Day under ;be conrol Of the American As.
sociAtion Of Bottle Manufacturers. The
P,esiden, srs port, which VAS an exhaustive
record Of the movements Of the trade tor
the past six months, vas yery Giscourag
iuc in tone; /, showed q falling oil in the
demand all over the country. ana an
amount OF production that offered cry
E,t!e promise Of decrease in stocks OF a
speedy increase in prices. The importa-
ticn OF beer and wine bottles was shown to
as very extensive aHl 20 have bad e.t1ct
en- the market for thoss articles.
The meerng will be continued this even
ia, aud will probably aiop, a similar reao-
lg.icu 10 tha, Of the Window Glass Assl-
..,.,y- xr'eu g. red ire matte; OF tatl1
..-iss to their standing Tariff Committee,
ri.h IA, reconnsudsu that they present
al. possible. tariff legislation, cc, II the SUP
..ct il taken 40, to ugga az advance in tee
E.e mentioned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
CONVICT VS.. FREE LABOR,
Senator Hale De-ands Investigation u
the Convict Labor Allegations.

Senator Hale Ds-ands Investigation oi
the Convict Labor Allegations.
WASHINGTON, January - v On the opeE-
ing Of the Senate 20 day Mr. Hale offered
the following restitution:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be directed to forward to the
Senate al papers in relation to the con
tract le. 10 Brsinerd 1 Co., or to other par
ties. for the work or any part Of the same,
OF putting an additional story in the Peoria,
No., postotice in 1855; also, all protests
fled by labor leagues in relation thereto;
also copy of the protest filed by Messrs.
S,raub 4 Co OF Buffalo, y. Y. giving iu-
formation that the work of said Cou'rac,
would be performed by convict labor, AID
that consequently the contractors who en-
slowed free labor could not afford 10 com
pete tor the work
In Offering the resolution Mr.. Hale said
he was not prepared to believe, wIthou,
further information, that the Secretary Of
the Treasury would let any contract Tor
work 10 be done on public buildings in such
wsy tha; the work would be performed bY
convict labor. lie Mr. Hale had re.
ceigrd Information OF such a character Is
made i, desirable TO ascertain the facts in
he case Set .Or.h IL his resolution. He
.lIro, believe that contracts for pablo
Fork should be let to the employers OF
.arvict labor, when there was no lack Of
.-s;nayy labor of the country. He did not
believe thst tree labor should be put on
.-rpe.ition with convict labor. The reso-
.,,,ou was agreed TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
TWO MEN ~ THE HOUsE.
The Enrct Il Discovery Had On Bridge
mort Citizen,

The Eject II Discovery Had On Bridge
port Citizen.
Yesterday Robert Purvis appen'ed be-
fore His Honor Mayor Junkas, charged
with druuseuues8 aud disordsrly conduct.
Ths testimony showed that Robert had
been very disorderIy, and had gone home
aud with scautiing mashed Il window to
atoms. His story was to toe eti Ct tha' he
had gone home and found the door ocbed.
He mashed ia the window and found two
men in the house He asked his spouse
why this thlsness aud she piled thht she
could no, put them cat whereup0n Mr..
Purvia set about to eNO-li the iHtruders.
His story was Buh4lo BlilOu8 aud in some
parts almost bl5od cugIilng especially
when he described hiy fight with the i"o
villains who were ben, on wreckiug his con.
nubial happiness. aud where he received
a blow from poker in the hands Of one OF
them, which knocked him scnseleas. The
Mayor, however, fined him > nnj costs,
and in default ol pITmeu, remanded him.
ATTACHMENTS ISSUED
On Wednesday evening Simon Ba re-
Sons TOOK out an attachment on the horse
and harness Of August G:ewe. The prop
erty attached belonged to Mr. Glenn, Mr..
Grewes successor in business, aad OF
course the attachment was useless. Nc
Grewe however went to Baers office and
settled the bill Of $a5 0l for honr aud re.
ceiyrd q rycajp;et bill, which leaves the
Bscra in for the costs
GENERAL BRIDGEPORT NOTES.
On Tuesday night y P. Patterson, who
lives at Blaine, gave party 10 about
TWENTY-FIVE couples OF his friends Music
and refreshments were on hand aud the
evening was very plea9nn;lY spent IN"
large crowd tripped the light fantastic IN
Mr. Patterson pAriors.
On Sunday valuable horse belonging
10 Doc McConnaghy got kicked by stable
mate, it's leg being broken by the blow. l.
was shot the next dRy and It's carclss
turned over to nm oil vender.
/ Mr.. Powell OF Cadil, is at the Sherman
House preparatory for leaving for, the
| West
/ Street Com missioner oehnine hAS Il
force of men at work digging ditch on
| Pike street 10 carry away tn" waste water
which accumulgtes there.
/ Qlite number Of our paop'e were Cv7r
at the walking match last night.
Wood Darrah, Of Bal!aire, was in iowa
yesterday.
+. A. Abel, OF pittsburp, was in town
yesterday.
A game Of dominoes for $ heG been
arranged between four Of our fancy play
ers.
Misc Sallie Fisher OF Mauletown, Is tie
guest OF Henry Crawford
Miss May Deems, OF BarnesSiira, is TIE
guest of her brother, W. C. Deems.
W. II. Front, general ticket and pas
senger agent Of the c, l. y W., was IN
town yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
HAD FIVE MINUTES START.
AVID Ride Between Rivals for the Hand
of n Georgian Belle.

AVID Ride Between Rivals for the Hand
of Georgian Belle.
.t.aEyCEvuLE, Ga, January 2O.-Ge5.
.-l,E Dr. 4. D. Raviar q w,lLknown
r.ss.cinn OF this place. secured from the
0.dlnary OF LogaGsvili" a license TO marry
Mss Oc.avia Nash, OF inst place. As h.
sas walking cut Of the Ordinary's office
ha wss passed by Mr. John jackson, who
was bt.ar . license 10 marry The same
lady U, Esvier mounted his horse ard
giving 1t the spurs. stared out at fall gal
90 for the Adys home. Five minurC7
larer jackson was mounted aud IN tGl
uurs1;, OF the, Doctor The mcu rode turl
yuslr. bu, the Doctor having five mICU'ts
The start was married 10 the girl by The
time his rival reached the scene. Ii asems
thsr she was engaged to both aud had
named the same day and hour toc each
20 appasr 50 her groom 1t was ro' unu.
the licenses were issued that the two men
a4ad ont the true state OF al is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
TIE Mnsr nANGEROus
A WILD REPORT,
That the strikers are In League With the
Chicago Socialists.

Chicago Socialists.
GREgyBrRG, Pa, January 2O.-Great
E settlement prevails throughout this eoun-
tysover stupid report that the Hungar-
isrs who have been raising such disturb
auces in coal and coke districts, are but
ao,ir, OUT "a past laid down TO them BY the
Socialists Grand Lodge, with head
quarters at Chicago. l. is reported that
in accordance with these orders, the pow
der magazine Of d. P. Love was raided
and the dynamite and nitro.gFSceriue con,
,.ined therein was taken for the purpose
Of blowing up all company property, no
matter Of what nature. The company
stores aud coke ovens are to be first ds'
destroyed.
lii. minated here that the sending.oi
the uniformed policemen from Pittsburgh
will but expedite matters and hasten
bloody conflict between the Sheriff posse
ani the belligereat strikers. who are no"
in drunken frenzy, and desperate enough
70 do any act of violence As prominent
citizen of Mt. Pleasant said this morning
They know no law, nor fear any danger.
!, ia the general opinion hare that an
outbreak may come al any moment, and l.
vieg Of this feeling Of insecurity, the clti
zans near the various threatened districts
are arniug thamselveJ aud otherwise pre-
par.ac to defend their homes as best they
NAV.
Tue only seriovs outbreak so lar to-day
occurred at StoneryiIle, when large body
of Huns attacked J. B. McCsle5 and
gapg of his men and nearly beat them tt
den'h with clubs and stones, after which
,bay were reinforced to the number OF 5oC
or more and marched through the stree
Of Stone-rille, firing revolvers and yelling
They then retired to their homes to a~al
the next opportunity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
.lin,'

T5e sale Of reserved seats for clio
led az Banners YESTERDAY morning
sd a large number were taken IN tue
c,nrsa NJ the dav. The iudica'ions are
rhs, the house will be packed 81 each OF
he three performances.
The story of"CGo is a simple one OF
dones.ir tTi5uIa,ion which seems TO inter
rap, the course OF true love between IA,
5ian an artist, and Lucia, his model ana
sorthis plrpose many means are employ
ed aud numerous Characters are engaged;
The first act presents ballet that IS sala
to be exceedingly pretty and novel as 10
costumes and effects; while the fourth act
introduces ano,her beautiful ballet scene
aided by q humber of very correct and
exquisite groupings and tableaQX, and and
ending With an earthquake scene that WI Will
prove a decided novelty and hit. Inc
popular features Of the play are unmls
takably good and cannot fail TO insure III
success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
The CIGARMAXERs' STRIKE.

Mass Meetings Of Sympathi.ers with the
NIoVemsnt.
New l-oRE. January 2O.-The cigar
makers strike Is steadily growing IN d.
meusious. Ia nearly 81 the fifteen shops
the cigar packers are still at work hoishins
up what stock is made up on the table but
bT morrow Afternoon ths packers N al
the chops will have Joined the ranks OF the
idle The Commj;tee Of the C'gavmakers
Progressive Uaion il in session at Lincoln
Hal today. The Union will pay those oI
it's members affected by the lockout at the
rate OF . a week until some settlement ls
made Throughout the connuy, SAD
Frederick Haller, Ct the International
Union. to-day. we hsye about IIrOO0
mani ers. and think We have enough
fnn5s on hands 10 hold out for six months
The P.o,res8iye { zion IS about ''V0
strong. y.s
Abou, 1000 meu and 900 women attended
a mass meeting at Irving Hall this morn
-, 10 p,otsst sgaiust the ac'iOn OF the
Manufacturers Association in locking them
ont Addresses were delivered oy PromI
.ept strikers and labor advocates.