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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
QUESTIONS TO CoNGEEsSMsN
By the AmaISamatod Labor Unions of
Connecticut.

. SphHSftlCut.
/ New HAVEN, CT., January 2i-The
Amalgamated Labor Unions of this State
recently forwarded to the Senators and
Representatives from Connecticut at
Washington, the following measures
requiring their iahaeGce Of support of the
same
First-Ihat the public lauds be reserved
for actual settlers, not for railroads and
spectators.
SScond-The abolition Of Government
contract system aud non competition Of
conyicts with free American labor
Third-tiraduated taxation of lands and
incomes.
Fourth-fho establishment OF post say.
lngs banks and safe deposits for small
amounts.
FItth-That the importation of foreign
labor u der contract be- prohibited.
Sikth--lncorporation o! trades unions
Seveuth-Direct government issuance
OF money without intervention Of bonds
Eighth-Thst the government shall con.
troll ell telegrsphs, telephones railroads
and that hereafter no charters or licenses
be granted to any corporation for the con.
structiou or operation OF any means Of
transporting intelligence, passengers or
freight.
4 request iOr an eA preston Of opinion
on the above was made. Ot the replies
received Senator Platt iavors government
regulation but not control Of railroads
Il he postal savings scheme presents so Iew
advantages over the present system, he
says, that am not very enthusiastic over
II, but ! don't knoS that | would oppose
T. He tayors direct employment by the
gOyerum aut where advantageous, but doubts
he wisdom OF complete abandonment
Ct the contract system. Convict should
not compete with honest and free labor
He 10 opposed TO the abolition OF banks,
taVOrs Government issue OF paper money
only when based on deposits of gold or
silver, or bullion; thinks incorporation OF
trade unions requires State action. lie
fiy2rs q law compelling EMPLOYERS and or.
gluisGtion5 10 arbitrsle their differences.
Cougrr.. mar Mitchell fayors the first six
measures, opposes the seventh, and il
doubtful Uf the eighth To the seventh he
say. Il would have the treasury call in
tom tine TO time a. tae condition OF the
county would permit, all bills Of less de-
u3m;un,iop than ten iolhrs aud issue gold
aud silver to take their places On tue
eighth he aGss uUr bert men diiier. Ets,ed
csp;,nl has rights which oil are bound II
rgsprct. favor IL. cheapss. and beat
seryica.
Congressman Seymour says: Il cor
jjally sympathile with the end in yieS, but
Disagree with 4omc Of Your proportions be
cause in my judgment theY ere ihimical
to the interests you advocate. think you
made "a mistake in trying 20 tie men up 10
your special methods Of attaining the de
sired end.
Congressman Wuit tays: Il agree in
the General views oppressed as to protect
ing labor. These questions are pressing
! 10 the front and action must soon be taken.
. They are Of mighty consequence 10 society
aud luus, receive the earnest and iuteili.
4rnt consideration OF both State and Ma
iluual Governments" No reply has b.eu
received from Senator i!gwley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
POLITICAL POINTERS
From the Fourth Congressional District
Tarkershurg Personals,
Il 1. IL - d -.

cEtSfta 20 ttr htltS!cf.
PARSERsBURG, JsuuAfy2I-uon.M NJ. b
Armstrong, Of Roane county, and who |:
well posted on the political situa ion il
that neck of the woods, gives it as hi:
opinion that Of the several aspirsnts for
Representative Giboon's shoes, the present
incumbent will succeed himself, at least
that seems 10 be- the drift Of public senti
meut in Roane county at present. Glib,
sons course ia Congress recently has
Strengthened him in the district Mr.. Arm,
strong SAYS that Judge j NJ jackson has
great many friends in Roaue AS has
Judge Robert S Brown, wEo is caudi
date and that j. Edgar Hogg is not as
sJrorg ia the county as he has been, aud
further that Mr.. G.. IS the strongest man
in the Fourth district.
Hon. Ike |. Enocks. OF Writ county,
thinks that Judge J. q. McGlues, the pres
tnt prosecuting attorney Of Wood county,
- the stro,. EST candidate in old ~lrt.
Judge Jackson, who IS known by every
man, woman and child in that county, will
have q large following it he decides to en-
ter the race for congressional houors.
From sill accounts the Democracy Of
Writ are rather undecided as 10 their next
legislative ticket. The young men are q
unit on the return Of Will McCounsughy,
while au element in the old wheel horses
will advocate representative o, the
moss back element OF the party. However,
there Is plenty OF time vet 10 solve the
pro5lem. The Paskers5arg delegation Of
democrats now in Washington, consisting
OF Hon d. u leonard, Marshall c Sehon,
collector W. p. Ra,h5one, Clerk l.. Z
DelHker, Iics-Pfesileut Thompson, and
Mayor Chsnce lor, are expected home 10.
morrow night.
u. ). THOMPSON. Esq, manager OF the
Caudeu Consolidated ul CompAnys works
he.t is yi,itus friends in Wheeling.
Gel. c NJ. Smith, OF the IuieN, has re
turned from GU extended southern trip
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CHARLESTON.
4 New Journalistic Enterprlse-TheD DE
cline of SkatiuS-General News.
Sp,Cit! 10 he Rtgistr


CHAMELEON, ". Va, January a.
Messrs. Merrill and Smith will on Monday
neNt cclamenc, The publication OF daily
paper. Mr. Merrill is now proprietor o
the weekly Tribune, aud it is understood i
vii! be the daily edition Of that paper, and
of course will be Republican III politics. i
isto be morning edition, six column
tolio Nr. Smith 10 an experienced news
paper mGu from Chicago
Despite the uufsvorGblo weather. the
water works company prosecute their work
with considerable rgpidIly aud &c tE'
sumner months ARE or, the citia-ns q
Charleston vii. haze caIsi,rel the water
cart 10 o5!iyion--or is nri Ih69rs, s.. Al
3Gns, and Winfield.
The deciur in the popular amusement
in Charle.ton i5 witnessed il the public
sole G! the si,atlEs rink Tor $50
Handsome - pyrr, {" r,s:rg youn.
lawyer Of tn, CHari, s'oH h,.!. ~ 500,
take to himself wife, G.d l.s prospective
bride resides n Marietta, ..
Mayor bsHu,t' II. { S.~.m9 ard lhos
Niche q! Huntington, were =, the cnpit.
tins wrrs
Joau u. Aldy,son end his L.u}ier, Mr.
j a. Allrgson C..uty Superintendent Q
Schools {! N.carlas, have leeV aore 10!
some GnTs
Shati!is from al. sections OF the Stst:
seemed % have dropped down upon our city
ell ui once. Sacrf llaliGm, Of kitcEie; ex
Sheriff icMillir. and sheriff Henry Ash
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

TuoRoLp. O,r.. January 2i-,J'seph
R4tas and wife. ~ old couple resldn2 on
& t.rm near here. vrr- burned 10 dean VI
their house this 4.a.nicy The cause ol
the fire is mystery.
Further examination Of the body O. Mrs
Ba,es, discovered in bucning farm
house, near Alleu5urg, shogs tnat she
died By violence, her skull being fractured
and three knifs wounds in the body Her
husbands body will be examined to-mor,
row. The old couple had recently r..
ceiy,{ large sum of money, the proceeds
OF a sale Of lie stoSk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
Z 'iuricr"ra ...t-r.,tIom.

Foag>r, vtn AH. January q -
.a.Gy Nlchni5 QuIgrelled with his wife
some ;ays 30. accusing her Of unfaith,
fulness. They separated and division Of
property Was proposed Ec5,srIay Mich
ols' brothers .loh.. adj mes, called at the
store ?. ". II, Cur,ner, the woman d..
iatAer, 10 settle matters. An alteration
occurred, and Curtner she: and instantly
killed Vines >,ja-ols with rifle and then
d. o pistol % John Nichols. /, snap
psd, he quickly reloaded and hred nj John
ns the lauc- r'a. John !eli 90 yerds
from the -;1te ."1rtsiy wounded I'D soon
5,c4. vastnrr lied and is r"rsucj by the
,Hrrit! ari posse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
IN CONGRESS-.
Measures to Come Up For COnsid-
GRAFTON This Week.
BUSINESS OF SENATE
And House. ---lmportant Bills Likely 10 &c
Reported earIy---SpeciaI o.
Jers, Etc.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-Tha unfu.
ished business OF the Senate is the cleo,
ors bill. A wide dihiereuco OF opinion
among Republican Senators in respect 10
important features Of this nature was de-
velOped, VIXEN it was lost under discussion.
and some Of hesn have expressed wish
that final action he delayed for time. No
detnite arrangements has been made OF
this sub bject, but i; is not improbable ,ha,
the bill will be temporarily laid aside after
some further discussion. Should this be
done the Senate will he ell
ab!ed TO take up the Dakota bill or the
bankruptcy bill as the next subject tor coz
Sideraiiou Senator Blair has given 10.
tice &! bis intention TO call up the educa.
ton bill at the first convenient opportu.
nifty, but none is likely 10 occur during this
week
Tuesday euloges on the late Vice PrSsi-
dent Hendricks will be delivered
In the House tomorrow, utter the cal
Vi sNthltB lOE lDt iHlIbuASl!JU u NllN -
completed, the committee will have gu cp.
pOrtuuity 10 report any matters prepared
by them durins the past week.
The most important bills nov in G. al
ton to be reported aIe those cNI"ndiu.s Tue
circulation of national banks, am.udug
shippipg laws and repeating the limitation
Oh arrears OF pension aCf. II is doubtful
however, whether any OF these wL. Le ru.
ported iu season 10 seCUre action in tha
morning hour during tbs week. Biils most
likely TO be taxi "a ~ 10! action under the
morning hoar cal OF committees tbs
weel; aie those iog.ri;iug snndry Gu.
reserved land grants to railroads in yer an
Southern States, and providing ior tbs
voluntary retirement Of naval oAicrI-
The Widows bill ior the increased Of widow
pensions, remains is1 unfinished business
tor the llousa alter tho morning hour
Of Tuesday. The Indications are that ils
discussion ~ nearly exhausted and tho. "a
vote will LG reached early III ,hr .etb
The special order tVr ThUrsday - the lie
Every oI Cu'ogics upon the iaie RepteseL
la,ivG EIISood Of !!.rois. Fridsy being
private bill L., au e!lJ! may bs made to
aecu9e tbe cOrsiierarion Of Ihp Fit1 John
Porter bill, which Stands high upon thr
calendar, but i ~ expected ,ha, consider
able debate will arise upar this measure. in
which event it may - over without final
action until tbs neNt private bill day.
Ths President to Attend IL Charity BaIi.
BALTIMORE, IGuutry u presiien;
Cleveland has accept, m invitation to al
tend the charity nali at the Academy Of
Music in this clry on Monday evening next
/ He will be accompanied by several yoat.t-
men tIvm Washington.
/ The mysteric"s origin ot men bas tecn
partially disclosed by lie indianapolis
Citizen, who 'ou'd Nh iEianr in iiE psi
at te top 0! T. Tree. !: il to he rcmcD-
bered there - ro'h:n' mys;rriJms about
DE-. Poll. Cough S,rup. lew loses viii
cure your cough Q: cold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
Ounrreled Abon. tAs Bal.

NEr I?EE, January 2t.-rGonas Gl
ros .c,ss u ..auagac oCa bal! oa South
5Ih Avenue. Saturday EiSht and uutii day
ryb, sunday morning TleR be went
iHro . saloon where Ls met Ro5sr. hGoT,
..y d r:schinist - years oil. y dispute
e-ase aS1r- Ci,royss IisnEs Esrmrnt 81 III:
jsi. and Browlry ie'siiy st2taei "iFe?
Brosiey was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
-hmnnc the M.E.Oa-

SALT iA.E, IrAn, January 2!..-.Au ex.
ri,iGg event YESTERDAY Wa the arrest OF \,
N'Joues, c;tv :ax collector, prominent
Mormon Official for an Ht.rmp, 10 brihe a
deputy 10 reveal he secrets OF the Mar
shall S cllica. Lonas Is the man who mott
fed rs:snna 20 halimaa' their hags July
in. H. vas held ia the cum Of $IO,00J,
1t . cnjl'3 meeting OF citi@rrs las: night
resolutions were pss,.d expressing deep
feelire on the bu7!-ns nbich LEGISLATION
has pisGel up,r silver, ,nrlhet that general
prosperity would not rr,lr0 until euch leg
i.miion Ms r,versct They thanked SeD,
ators Beck anl Teller for their preGen'a
tGGs OF the necessity Ct silver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
sorSroRD's ACID PaoSPHAr"
As.ists Mental Labor.

Prot Adolpn o.. New York says OF
the Acid Phosphate: Il have been enabled
to devote myself to hard mental labor,
fcan shortly after breakfast uIl a late hoGF
in the evening without eXperenc'nF the
sHrh;es. relaxation, and would "ol hr"
at any rate disDense with it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

BrFr,lo. y. Y, January 2I-Alica Hal
tG,, q proposing girl of II yesrs, was ar
rested hz: night en- charge Of arson. On
Thursday night she desired 10 90 to party
with be family Of her employer Johu }
Berger He refused TO take he. and il
reytuga sa" attempted 70 aatthe house o,
fra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
gJOTt'S EMULSION or Pure

Cod Liver oil, with HypopEusphitss,
In Pulmonary DiseaSeg -1d Scrniuion7
Affections.
1'. Ia n. Lal2, Nov Yo.e. says: q
have prescribed Scots Emulsion aud usrl
in my family and am greatly please
7',L -. hive found il very seryiceabit
Ia Scroiulors diseases anl Pulmonary
affections,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
NINE MORE BODIES
s,,o,srsd From the Death Hole
at Newburg,
.,, sra,Iys HORRIBLY muTILATED'


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

and made right by parental yra@ag or
domestic serfiom There have h"-a a.
ceptional cases where parents have h.l 1;
m0uonania in regard 20 their 500 ard
daughters, demanding their c,!:h=ny o.
fcrbidtin. relations every way right.
Though absurd iarLly ambition parents
Lage qomstimos dema.4,d qVaUre.rioGs
and equipment or fortune unreasonable 10
expect or simply impossible Children afs
no. expected to marry TO please their Pa
rculs, but to please themselves. Given
good morals, msAn5 Of livelihood, app-o
pirate age and quality Of social position,
aud no parent has right to prohibit 8
union that seems deliberate and matter
O! the heart;
Rev. Philip henry, eminent Tor pets
aud good sense, used to say to his chi!
drcg: "Pls0se God and please yon5s",va7l
and YOU shall never displeg5e me- DID
During our civil war a marriage WIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
Wtct . time thu. will 5s in which
The COVER SHALL IL LIFTED

:Fam eTery home and eyerE 1,e~r,. The
iniquitg mV her- -" 70 sty tn: i; rs
caq.! 81. human delec ion bat /, gi.! D..
81, vel known on tha I.T Is iha ,;!.1ns
ct S3i0m aud Co@or.en, unless f5r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

THE mysteric"s origin Q; man has tecn
partially disclosed by lie indianapoIis
Chiacu, who 'oUid Nh iEiant in tn psi
at T. top o! T. Tree. J.: il tu he rcmCuI-
bered there - roth:ns mys;cri,ms about
De. HGl Cough Syruy, lew doses vii
cure your cough Q: cold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25
MARRIAGE ESGAPADES.
Or. TaImags Continues His Dis
course on the Marriage Ring.
cLANDEsTINE WEDDINGS, INTRIeUES
And Deception Ossectei in the Light
Of the Great Brooklyn Oj.
vines ElOquenCe,

BROOKLYN, n. Y, January 24.-Ihe
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, d. d preached
TO day in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, the
third Of his series OF sermons on The
Marriage Ring" The hymn sung by the
oonr.a,a,;nnu : ar;pu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-25

Ths President to Attend IL Charity Rail
BALTIMORE, lGuuary II - President
Cleveland has accepted Nh invitation to al,
tend the charity nali at the Academy O
Music in this clry on Monday evening next
He will be accompanied by several yo:i.t
,ncu from Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
Breyities.

A sentimental writer asks: Did you ever
watch a dear baby waking in the mornlng'
MANY times 1t generally occurs about .
o'clock and enables the fa,her 70 get up
splendid appetite for breaklast.-St. Paul
Herald.
When doctors give a man up his chance for
life is gone. When lawyers give one up his
money is gone.-Cedar Rapids Gossip.
Miee McCool is dead. Michael was a prize
fighter but he will live in literature, for he
originated the famous phrase Put up or
shut up. Alta California.
Iii usually unmarried women who write on
the subject OF allow to manage husband. -
Charleston Enterprise
Mr. Gladstone is not going 70 chop any
more at present. His woodpiIe IS now large
enough to last the family all winter.-Bur-
lington Free Press.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says she IS "slov to
note the cloud that threatens storm" II Ella
lived in the cylone region she would get left,
or. rather, carried away.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
4 Nebraska farmer who lost $500 in cash
offered 1926 reward to the finder IL was re-
stored by a lawyer, who hung around for
half an honr and then mustered up courage
enough 30 ask if the loser couldn't split tho
difference on the s. and make the reward
s297. 80. Detroit Free Press
"What is filling our insane asylumsF asks
. patent medicine advertisements Well, there
are 10000 brass bands i'll this country at the
nresent time, and the number il rapidly In
rreasing. If this is not the right answer We
bava another. r.-Norrstown Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The President is reported well again.
Dorman B. Eaton has published a
pamphlet on Senate Secret Sessions.
A new postofiice has been established
in Charles City county, Va, to be known
as Binns' Hall, Otway p Binns, post
master.
Limited quantities Of the 81 silver GER
tificates have been put in circulation. The
IS certificates will net be ready for some
time yet.
Both houses Of Congress adjourned
early Yesterday out of respect to the
memory of Hon. Abram Dowdney, mem
Der of the House from New York.
MIR. Dawes spoke ia the Senate yester-
day OH the Morrill, resolution, declar-
inc any legislation TO reduce tariff mex
pedient, and opposed Mr. MorrilIs idea.
The President sent in among others
Yesterday 10 The Senate the name Of
Thomas W. Scott, to be United States
Marshal for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
Congressman William r. Cox, Of North
Carolina. who was beaten on his civil ser
vice record for the Fiftieth Congress, IS
an anp}icant for the mission to Turkey,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
=. s Cox
Secretary Manning has submitted to
Congress a supplemental report, setting
forth The necessity Of an entire recast OF
an our customs laws; but this should not
be done until Congress has settled upon
the amount and methods Of tariff taxa
tiOn.
The committee of the Consolidated
Cattle Growers Association Of the United
states. appointed TO prepare and Present.
to Compress a bill for the eXtirpallon OF
CONTAGIOUS plcuro-pncumonia and IKE
diseases among cattle, were in conference
lost week with members OF Congress, ana
are are nerfectine a bill, the leading features
of which propose the appointment by
the President, of "A commission OF three
with ample powers to discover, quar3a.n-
tine appraise, slaughter and pay for DIS
eased and exposed cattle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
No Strike Wanted.

GALVESTON, TEX, December ia
special to the Ner8 from Palestine, Tex,
says: Five of the yardmen who struck
at Denison recently came here Saturday,
and entering the international and Great
Northern Railway yards at night, attempt
ed to get the men employed there to
strike The city marshal was notified and
ordered the strikers emissaries to leave
town, which they did Immediately. No
labor trouble is anticipated here, as the
men say they are satisfied with their
wages
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

A big fire occurred in the car depart
ment of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy shop, at Aurora, H., Sunday
night. Loss, 100000; and over one
hundred men thrown out Of employment.
The propeller Laurence went on the
rocks south of North Points, Wis. She
had valuable cargo, and was valued at
$4,000
The $4,OOO,OOO State house at Spring
field, H., was damaged to the amount Of
$4,000 Sunday.
1t is rumored that the Goblet Cabinet
in France will soon be broken up
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
The Best Bicycle Record in Existence.

OMAHA, NEB., December 13.-The six
days, forty-eight hour bicycle race for the
championship of the United States closed
here at 1870 Saturday night, and was won
by John S. Prince, who made 767 miles
and nine laps, beating the championship
record made in Minneapolis last month
by twenty-seven miles. Frank Dingley,
Of Minneapolis, covered 765 miles Albert
Schock, of Chicago, 7j6 miles, Tom Hard
wick, of Kansas, 746, and E. n. Ballock,
of Omaha, 672
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BOB INGERSOLL.


New YORK, December 13-At meet
lag of Baptist pastors to-day, the Rev.
DIR. Morse, of Brooklyn, said he had it on
good authority that Colonel Robert Inger-
soil did not believe "a word he himself
said against Christianity. Some years
ago, said Mr. Morse, mgersoll got into
financial difficulties, and, knowing that
the income from his business would not
tide him over his trouble, he hit upon the
plan of lecturing against Christianity as
the thing most likely to pay. He had
made money the speaker continued, and
had thus saved himself and his family
from disgrace