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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
golden OMAIN I.
TWo Young Folks United in the Bonds OF
Wedlock Yesterday.

TWo Young Folks United in the Bonds OF
wsdlock Yesterday.
A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
yesterday afternoon in the Second Presby-
terrain church, the high contracting parties
being Mr.. Albert \. Hood, OF Grand Forka,
Dakota, aud Mics Lille p. Carnahan,
daughter Of Mr.. Geo. C~arnshan, Of South
Main street. Promptly at ! 30 o'clock the
notes OF the Mendelssohn wedding march
pealrd forth under the deil touch Of Mi-s
Emily Waywood, and the bridal party eu
tered. First came the ushers, Messrs. j
f. Reed, ". X. Allen, Thomas Moore aud
I.oriur Dowus, then Inc bride and groom
At the altar ,hey were met by Rev. W. b..
Cooke who in d yery Impressive manner
pronounced the Ceremony that made them
man aud wife. AT the conclusion lhe party
proceeded to the church library where u
brief reception was held, after which they
we're driven 10 the residence Of the brides
father. The bride WAS nttired in a neat
travelling dress OF some blue material with
lat to match, while the groom wore the
usual dress suit. A pleasant reception wac
held ct the house. aud the young folks re
ceiyed many congratulations aud good
wishes After partek,ng Of choice refresh
meuts, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hood were driven to
the "Pwiky' depot, where they took the
40 train fer Pit,sburg. They will 60
straight through to the home CtEhe groom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
MILL No I

The following items were taken from
yesterdays Steubenville Gazattee
There are rumors on The street to day of
u compromise between the manufacturers
and ~nailers, with what basis OF truth we do
not know.
1t ia said the co operative nail works
will use iron nail plate and will sell q
large part Of the output TO the railroads,
the use OF steel nails being tabooed in the
manufacture and repair OF cara.
The plate rolls at the Jefferson have
stepped temporarily TO put a patent shove.
under under the bull head rolls. They
will resume some time next week. Ten
padding furnaces will start up Monday or
Tuesday.
Steel nail plate has advanced so much
that it is thought in some quarters that at
least q part Of the mills will return 10 the
manufacture Of iron nails. We are told
that the Mingo mill sold out its entire
stock OF plate at an advance Of : per ton,
q very profitable transaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
OUR own make shces in all styles $50
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
HRIDuEI'OItT

On TuesdaY night thieves broke into O
stable in West Alexander, Pa, and stole a
set of harness and a buggy, and with a
horse of their own started for Wheeling.
Early yesterday morning two men on
horseback from the scene Of the robbery
arrived in Bridgeport 10 pursuit Of the
stolen property. Their game WAS some
what in the lead Of them, ~ they fed AT
Hills stable about two hours before. The
pursuers t,lcgraphed to Cambridge aud
went on in pursGit.
Samuel Crider, who was hurt by a lump
from a wagon in front Of the C. & p. pony
engine q few weeks since, il now able 10 sit
up q little part Of his time.
Ihe I.rna mill is on almost full and the
prospects nre good Tor u long and prosper,
GUS run.
The break ri the Standard has been re
paired and work will he resumed to-mor.
row.
DR.. Wilkins. + Huntsville, WAS in town
yesterday.
The Wheeling creek works closed down
on Wednesday on account Of too much
coal on hands. The railroad company
can not supply cars enough to ship their
product.
The Iiederkran'2 anniversary, which
was held in l.isdrrkrant2 Hall Wednesday
night, was q grand success.
Roy Fogle met with a slight accident
while CoHsting the other day.
Belle Cope, h four year old child of Nor
ris Cope, Who has been dangerously i'll with
lung fever, is couvalrscent.
A man named Boyle, who WAS seriously
hurt at the Wheeling Creek mines on Tues
day, died from his il jarics yesterday.
John Schustrr, head baker at Max
Ciem's establishment. has resigned bis po.
sition.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held a.
the residence Of Will Clark this morning.
The cards are out for the wedding Of
Mr.. o. T. Rhodes and Miss Lulu Laughlin,
on Tuesday next, at 10 q. N.
The item in Yesterdays paper concern
ing John Watkins and Reese Burdette
may have led some to believe that Mr..
Watkins was the cause OF the trouble.
Such was not the case. Mr.. Watkins had
gone to Mr.. Burdetl's place OF business to
inform him that his son needed correction,
and his remarks aud the circumstance at.
tending did not please Mr.. Burdette.
The Even Number will dance at
Schafer's hall on next Wednesday night.
There was q dog fight on Bank street
yesterday which lasted fifteen minutes and
created considerable excitement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
\ NEAT JOB,
Two Horses aud a Buggy stolen by an
Aged Man.

Two Horses aud a buggy stolen by an
Aged Man.
% Thursday night, about midnight an
old man and G boy rode 10 to the stable OF
John | Carson, about q mile beyond Wes;
Alexander, and asked leave to put up their
animals. This was done, but during the
night they removed the horses, hitched one
Of them 10 d buggy, using harness taken
from the stable, and drove of. The
next morning news came to West
alexander that the horses had been
stolen from q farmer living near Little
Washington, and Carson aud his brother
cane to this city Tor the purpose Of %.
tanning some information of his property
Tee matter was reported 10 the police, and
a search revealed the tao: that an old
man. who seemed 10 he about sixty years
of aEe, driving q buggy and accompanied
by a boy riding "a horse, both animals De.
ing much blown, hRd passedOver the bridge
into Ohio.
The two Carsous went Oh across the
river in pursuit Of the thief, and since
when nothing has been heard OF them
The horses were valued at about $500, and
tho buggy and harness 81 about 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
THE BELIEF FUND.
More Mouey Needed for the Destitute at
E~ewburG.

More Money Needed for the Destitute at
EewburG.
Ths RsGIsTER received yesterday a cash
subscription o. five dollars for the New.
burg scierers from a gentleman who dots
not want his name mentioned. The day
previous, two other subscriptions OF one
dollar each were received, names ul-
known These amounts, with alt others
received, are handed at once 10 the proper
parties TO be added 20 thu relief tand
While Wheeling has done well in so short
= time, and with 40 small m effort TO
help the sufferers, We feel sure
much more might yet he collected with
sorne further effort. The REGIsrsE's dis
patches says there are twenty-five widows
and thirty seven small children without
can or s~ustpnance. The cum realized
TO date is bat a little ever 200. How
small this il when made to 90 around we
can all realize. Therefore those who can
spare it ought not to hesitate 10 send in
their contributions Col A. \ Franzheim
the IntelIigeucer, or the REGISTER will re.
ceiye remittanCes, or they IAN be forwarded
direct to the Mayor or Relief Committee
Of Newburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

Scot, Schrabe, Stanley, Tracy, Water
house, and Sweeney-2l. Total, ~.
For Mr. Bipgell:-
First Brauch-Mr. Schultze, }. WI.
Total, |.
The Chair declared the joint session dis.
solved, aud the First Branch retired.
BIT or A ROW..
When the roll Of the Second Branch had
been called, Mr.. Caldwell jumped up and
said
Mr.. Chairman, | move to take up the
ordinance, introduced at the last session,
D DIVIDING for the repeal of the Police and
Fire Board ordinance, and reject It.
Mr.. Gruse-I call for the ayes aud nays.
The Chsir-The motion is not neces'
sarv. The ordinance comes up under the
rules, without a motion.
Mr. Csidwell-Then | move to reject
il.
Mr.. Tracy-A message from the First
Branch.
The Chair-The gentlemen will sus-
pend.
Mr.. Hsller-Mr. Chairman, ! an au-
,horized TO state that the First Branch has
no further business before il, and is ready
10 adjourn.
Mr.. Healy-l move We adjourn. .
Mr.. CALDWELL demand the ayes and
nays.
The Chsir-0ne thing at q time, gen
t,emen. 10 the messenger This Branch
! has nothing further TO communicate. 10
the members The ordinance lie before the
B.arch for action.
Mr.. CALDWELL move TO reject.
Mr.. Hildreth-Second the motion,
Mr.. Gruse-Mr. Chairman, isu't this q
called meeting?
The Chair-Ges, sir,
Mr.. Gruse-Then isn't it a continuance
Of the last meeting2
The Chair-No, sir; it is not the same
meeting.
Mr.. Delbrugge-Then is it proper to
consider anything outside Of the call with
out unanimous consent
The Chair-Tha custom has been TO
consider any outside business coming up
ut u special session. -.
Mr.. Delbrugge-Don't it require unan!-
nous consent TO take it up?
The Cnair-No, sir.
Mr. Pickat-Was not a motion made 10
adjourn
The Chair You can of,en hear motions
which nre not in order. ,
Mr.. Healy--I renes the motion 10 sd
j0urn. .
Mr. Tranv-I demand The ayes and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
A MysteT.

How the human sy'tem ever recovtrs from the
bad effects Of the nsuSeouI nedici5 es often literally
poured into I, for the suppo,itive relief Of dyspep,.s,
liver Complaint, Const patton, rheumatism and
o:her silment', is a mystery. The mischief done
by bal medicines (, scarcely lees than that caused
by disease. Ii they who are weak, bilious, dys-
psp,ir, cons,ipatrd OF rheumatic, would oftener be
guided by the experience OF invalids who have
thoIs shlE tested Horetter , Stomach Bitters,
they would In every instance obtain the speediest
aid deiyable IRON rational medication. Thit
medicine i, a searching and at the ZANE time a
Thoroughly safe remedy, dei7ed from vegetable
OF pure spirits, properties as medicinal stimr liant
not TO be found In the fiery local bitters and stin-
ulants often resorted TO By the debilitated, dyspep
tic and languid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

The Members to Give Bond aLd lille
Their Oaths Before Organizing.
1t ia rather uncertain whel the mem
hers Of the new Board will meet for organ.
IL .tion. Mr.. Hoffman. one Of
the members, is GU. Ct tn, city and
can hardly return before several days,
and it ia fair 10 presume nothing will be
done until he returns Before entering
upon their duties the commissioners must
give q joint bond in the penal sum Of
s.. 900, which must be filed with the City
Clerk aud duly reported to Council, 30 on
organization can hardly be had before Il
week or len days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
SUPREME COURT

Tho Eu-iusss Transacted at Mouday',
session.
The Supreme Court, in session st
Charleston. transacted the following bust,
ness on Tuesday:
Hog vs.. Hughes, kanawha county; sub
United.
Col uonsrl', Of Cincinnati, begun the
in the Weaver will case. He
will conclude I morrow.
Coward vs.. Beckwi,h, [ pshur county
appeal allowed; bond $l5o.
trab,rees. Sr. vs. Beckwith, Jpshur
county; appeal allowed; bond $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record az Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Sauers. widow Of John Sauers, Jr, de
ceased. 10 Anna Hosentelt. for The west
half # lot No. ~, situate on the north halt
Of Eighteenth street. Consideration 81.
Deed made January 1t, lSSG by Eliza.
beth Harrison and William Harrison, TO
William c. Jones, for the east twenty feet
of lot No 9. on the north side Of luciano
street. Island. Consideration, SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
IN GENERAL.
Circuit Court.

In Part | Of the Circuit Court, Judge
BOYD. Yesterday, the motion for a new trial
in the case OF Mary Ann Enuerty vs. Pris-
ella Gillespie, for SANDER, was oVerruled,
and the i5.m-r Judgment of $1,000 sUs-
tanned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

Excursion tickets 70 New Orleans.
Jacksonville and al southern resorts nSe
0 On sale a. the Panhandle office. For
tickets c. full information call on or ad-
dress J. G. TcmEnson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

WALTER WoRLS, Joe Gaus, Geo. hrait
and Lew Burial will skate a two mile
dash at the Capitol Rink, tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
pC.t-TE POINTS.
movsmsa,, OF whssiIns,te.. aua the Com.

ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Archie Mckenzie, the genial id
vadce agent Of "Aphredite,' WAS in the
city yesterday.
Messrs. |. Dudley aud Chas NJ. Biddle,
Of Parkersburg, l.. c. Kerr aud G.. L Hea-
dershot. of Newport, Ohio, Cbss. W. Bar
rach, Of New Mlrinsyille, are quartered at
the Howell.
Mr.. James Mofat an old Wheeling man.
who for t~~enty-oue years past has been
silver mining in Montana, and who has
been visiting relatives on the Island for
several days, will leave for San Francisco
TO morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

The 3 Il 0. are selling low rate exclr'
sion tickets TO New Orleans, Jacksonville
and sill SOushern resorts. For tickets,
tourists guides aud full information, call
on or address +. c. Burke. Ticket Agent,
S i .. depot, Wheeling, W. Ma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

WALTER WORKS, Joe Gaus, Geo. Kraft
and Lew Burial will skate 8 two mile
dash at the Capitol Rink, tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

PorUIAR skating carnival this evening
at the big rink, the Alhanbra Palace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
aFfiaoaql Local on Frs! Fey
Ist. 1876.

FEBRUARY LIST. 1876.
The beginning OF a business
wear. We commence N ne" stS-
tenn OF cash sales, after which
late NO goods will be sold on
credit. and thus We viii be able GO
sell shoes lower than ever
J. W. NMICk,
Dealer in Roots aud shoes,
ul3 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
MORE BASEBALL TROUBLES,

The AI:eghsnys Likely to Join the Nm
tional League.
There is a strong probability that con
siderable trouble will ensue from BArkleys
engagement by the Allegheny5. Man,
ager Phillips says tha. the pajority
OF the Association clubs seem to be
against bis signing the Wheeling player.
and that he means to demand an invest
cation OF the whole question. He further
states that he has dispatched 10 Messrs.
Spaulding and Sodeu, the Vacancy Com.
mittee CT the National League, requesting
them to keep q vacancy Tor two or three
weeks. If the Association troubles ire
nc. settled by that time Mr.. Phillips init
mated that the Al!eghcnys will join the
League.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

ora own make shoes in all styles = 90
Lacke,s, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

FINE entertainment at the Capitol Riak
tonight. Don't fail to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
ON THE OHIO.

An k,pttons OF Ne~s CONCERNING the
rosts ard Goatmsn '
The steamer Telegram, Rear Admiral
John Booth in command, is making her
usual trips.
A petition was in circulation yesterday,
asking that the Monongahela river slack
water be taken out OF the hands OF the
private corporation and be hereafter man
aged by the Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

OUR own make shoes in ali styles 3 so.
L9cke's, 1913 Main street.
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s,rnr.iou TicEetS 10 The south.

PoPrrAR skating carnival this eyeni0g
a, the Dig ri0k, the Alhambrs Palace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

POPULAR skating carnival this evening
at the big rink, the Alhambra Palace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

ATTEND the Skating aud dancing carnival
at the North End Rink tonight.
OrE owu make shoes 10 al styles - %,
Iockss l04& Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

GEANn skating and dancing carnival a.
Capitol Rink. tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

THE NEW

No business was transacted in thii
Brauch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

ATTEND the skafing aud dancing carnival
st the North End Rink tc-n'sht.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
FINE

Given by the Young Ladies Ut the Chihe'
draI, Las: Evening.
A crowded house greeted the production
Of the drama. The Chinese Mo'her at
Couyen, Hall last evening, and the piece
was produced in h.e style and passed of
smoothly. all those participating euacyins
their parts 10 perfection. The piece Was
also given in the afternoon 10 a large
audience. Following is the cast o. char.
scters and programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29


S'co"" nrN"."' ,,u
AT twenty minutes 10 e'bn' ciocH MI
George B. Caldwell called the Second
p.,u.b n order and moved that 5 2. Hi.
i, ~ o.. ,oh,.r,o ~
Fresi1eht Sweeney
Ca the motion being pu. the noes proved
70 he decidedly in the majority, but never
I a. GI,n.n ao.l..al n. u;L.
tug,['o n,. o 'ndi" ,ha, aon,nao,o ,aok ;
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We NJ Ir' DsI5ra"Se|I rnoys 70 take m the
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1L, ,aIi a.os coIr.5 onJ NJ. CoIIysITa
,"oiia5 nTa,II, man IN "a tnL
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e. Troc, md Mr. pre.;dont who
SaS i9., ort,raW-IJ Nons-Nsssrs
ia, Jus, G",so HorreIl Miller McEin.
I,, So5,i S,n;,L VartIsr md Wsisger.
I.!, I'D
JEW IT, Ch,;u Sr~..,oc7-Tbo r~ssoIn.
T. C"Ij}n,,u iii na,;C,
ton ID a1oP,ru, Hr' Ia Ga.ISs" w. n noaaoy.
inc ltrs' nrHu'u 'ut. ,"t' .La aioo.a"
10 90 mo Jo'nI STS''Tn 'o' .nI ''eeG' nrS y,
y "T'sh'l a. 'Ie - I.''' 800 T;so
10 e'cGl hen''c'S u '"e '"'S ""' '"'
hO'rd'
JOINT SESSION.
At Ten minutes OF eight o'clock the
members OF the First Branch, headed By
the Mayor, filed into the Second Branch
chamber, and the roll being called, every
member of the two Branches responded to
his name.
The Chair Mayor Grubb)-Gentlemen,
you are assembled in Joint session for the
purpose of e%lecting a Weighar for the
scaleg at the LaBelle Mil, aud also for the
! election Of two Republican and two Demo.
cratic members Of the Police and Fire
Board. Nominations for the former office
are in order.
Mr.. Mckinley nominated John Wright,
Jr and there being no other candidate he
was elected uper;mouslv.
The Chair-Nominaiions are now in
ordar FIR members Of the Fire and Police
P,ar3
Mr. Conersord nlac.l in nomination the
mama NJ Fy,Wacnr ! A Miller
"' M po,ar,on named Mr. ,Josenb Soe;dsI
NJ D.lhrnsrs ro1,ina,sd NJ Charles
v~,nTsm;IIsr
N- Stanley svggastej the name OF Mr..
Lain q TnFman r.
NJ Wyies nnminafol Mr. Jobn 8 Nav.
Ior
Mr. Gsor,a p C,Idysu nomiootad Mr.
Jobn RodiaS
Mr. ! " { huI,.e NAMED c D !.
R;nncu
a ballot WAS then taken with the follow
/ ;og rosuI,
fWbora number # ,o,., #. recesssrs 70
O choice W. Mr. MIier received 30. Mr..
Sne;jrI 3T. Mr. MenkemelIer, 20; Mr..
Holman. Is; Nj Nnylor n; Mr.. Bodley.
- and Mr.. Bingell. |.
Tn. vote in detail was asI follows
For Mr.. Miller
First Branch Messrs. Caldwell, Conner.
ford, Dobbins, Donaldson, Farrell, Gavin,
Haller, Happy, kenney, List, Mottat,
Myles. McGrepor, Schultze, =. j., and
Wiugerter-l5.
Second Branch-hessrs Butte, Cald'
well ClatOr. Crawford, j. b, Crawford
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

~,sus L. Beach A. Hong nauE.
scene Room IN tho Convent "a Kong NOus.
Syrue&.-A Bosd ia Cana.
ACT 20
s.rue The Interior of seauldei's House.
rrrue MARY < Bed Room.
-gug -''Iho Harp o ara .- Marie lun!0l
>r.ua She samu road la ACt J., Scene s. 4
lura rhsnsel o. marx the lapse %, liuie.
AIN.
Scene The S,cool ruDw Of the convent.
s~ung-"rae Kerry DAucc' ... ....'. aa'.cy
Mrs. NJ. T. Whitaker
~,eue The t0mmuui'y Room Oithr convent
,,sI or ,uARACrEss.
gry. Mother ....-......... Natha.een BE iu.ey
sister Margaret. ...... ....-.. ......". Marie louIgi
Apluu. Chinese Lady . ......... ........ Helen WriEh'
snusyp.ug'ig, MaudarIu's servant.
teGltige Della IOyit
seminal. Chigrss Widow ........NTace Lee
As,om. chinese ROltuau- Vie .. ECse Aston
A.uss Chinese Fourdln-, 80 Lily carr
EN,a . Berthe Shuau
Slddy l~ic'jra,h. lr,,h Widow Adele DO'aOur
at the conclusion OF the performance
last evening Bishop kain made a neat lat
tie speech. IN which he thanked those who
attended for their appreciation OF q chart.
able movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
"a Perfcct Flood of Sunshine"

a Perfect Flood or sunshine
will fill the heart OF every suffering woman
if she will only persist in the use OF DT;
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" 1t will
cure the most excrucisting periodical
pains, and relieve YOU Of all irregularities
and give healthy action. Il will positively
cure internal Inflammation and liberation,
displacement and all kindred disorders.
Price reduced to one dollar. By druggists
GRAND skating and dancing carnival at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

PorUIAR skating carnival this evening
at the big rink, the Alhambrs Palace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

l. Goop6Co sell dry goods the cheapest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-02

The beef men at The slgurhler as,I
OF G. H. Swift s. Co. and N.lson M
ris, at the Chicago stock yards. vu]
on Monday morning against re.unl
tue ten hour system. Nearly Ell M
sand men IRE out. IL apDesv N
Swlft's men rent . mmit;ee ,cb1
on Saturday and Insisted on having
Increase of fifty cents per day stal
the hrm return to the ten hour FEs|
and this was agreed TO. Ga MordI
morRing, when the beef tucheu vi
TO work, they found that FtRni|
Welder, of Swiit's, bad di,clsvl
james Matthewson, ono Of the coul
teemen' They also found thar q
wages of the laborers had not been I
creased, and so they struck.
They insist now on having Maid
son reinstated and also return to
eieht-hour day. Morris men weula
70 support Swift's. A crowd sai
Smiths machine thops and compel
the men there TO quit work. u
Then went to Armour, bat vers b
away By a force Of policemen on grl
at the principal entrance. Iu The ah
noon over 200 men, employ I'd in LIN
Mcneil q Liboy's Gaming tslaS1
ment, went out because Morris pad
supplied the canning firm with
The men 10 Whittaber's PORK pscf
hou'e 9. in East st Leuis. struck To-
afternoon against a return TO ten ho.1