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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
NO END TO THE COKE STRIKE
Seen at Present on Account of the Hun
FgarianS Inordinats Demands.

Seen at Present on Account of the Hun
rgarianS Inordinats Demands.
PITTsBURG, February l7.-There seems
10 be no immediate prospects Of an amica'
BILE settlement OF the coke strike at pres
ent. as the demands made are widely at
variance. The English miners want no
advance in wages bu! have q few other
demands which they press. The Hunga-
rians and Germans, however, have list
as long as the Persian code. They de-
mand that nobody shall be prosecuted for
rioting and illegal acts committed
during the strike. They soy
that the men at present under arrest and
all those against whom indictments have
been found or are to be made shall 90 scot
free. They also ask for an advance in
wages, the total abolition of company
stores, the appointment Of check measur-
era who shall keep tally as the present time
keeper; the making Of all wagons of uni
form size, 33t bushels, and that each
miner shall have the right to be hoisted out
Of the mines at any time and as many
times a day as he may desire.
The syndicate is willing to grant the sd
vance after March 10 provided the men
will return to work at once at the old
rates, but positively refuse to make any
other concessions. Another meeting will
be held on Thursday when definite action
will be taken.
Nearly 1000 strikers gathered at the
Beeson works today to persuade the EN-
ployes to quit work. Many of the strikers
were armed and trouble is leared # the
men refuse to Join the strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Failed to Convict.

Sr. LOUIS, February 1.-The cases
against the strikers charged with riot dur
ing the street car troubles last fair week
hsve,dragged along in court now Tor tour
months. Yesterday Judge Noonan to /
up the case against August Aubusohchon
which it was thought was the strongest o.
hem sll. he was alleged to have partici
mated in an attack upon Union line car
10 have broken in the window and knocked
omen the money box. The case was Tough
Very hard on both sides before jury which
to day brought in verdict OF not guilty
There have been ,ew convictions out OF tn
| large number Of cases brought before tht
court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
FOUND SELF MURDERED,
Apparently With Bullet hole in His
Head.

MoRGAyr2wN, ". VA, February IL
About : o'clock last evening Mr.. Benton
r Carlow, Of Cas5 district, this county,
was fount dead in his house. A bullet
hole extended from his right ear u the re-
gion of his left eye. A 32esfbre Smith y
Wesson revolver was living near his right
hand. All the evidence that could be
gathered indicated that he had committed
suicide. Mr.. Carlow was the son Of John
Carlow, q prominent man OF the county.
He was married, wss about 35 years old
and was worth So 900. Gs had for some
time been living alone, and no one had
seeu him after clock GA the evening ne
had committed the rash act There 10 no
assigusble cause. except that he had been
uuWell tor some time.
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and Little.

new YORK, february There was .
conference between President Goxen, q
the Reading Rlilroad. and President lat
tie of the New Jersey Central st the ONCE
Of the latter company in this city to-day.
President Little denied empAauca'iy the
statement that he was in full accord with
Mr. Gowen. He further iaunatsd that
tho recent decision {. Chancellor ECnyoD
declaring void the lease OF the Jersey Cen
trsl 10 Reading, must be sustained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
C0NJUGAL INFELlCITY,
A Ceredo Husband Knocks Out his Wife
and Family.
L. IL n


Special 10 he Re9iSter.
CEREDo, WAYNE Co., W. VA,-February
F.-Wm. Chapman, silversmith, lives
with his family and several grown up
children in tenement house on West B
street Chapman is given to frequent
sprees, and anything but happy relations
exist between himself and family. Sunday
night the discordant elements of the Chap
man family we're found engaged in a
pitched battle, the opposing forces con-
sisting of the old man on one side, and
the partner of his joys and sorrows
and two or three grown.up children
on the other, some of whom had been ef-
fectnaily laid out early in the action.
Monday morning hearing was had be-
fore Mayor Stewart, which resulted in an
acquittsl. The female members seem to
have been somewhat at fault and led the
attack, though receiving the worst ipiur-
les of the fight. After the acquittal Chap.
man gathered his effects together and
evacuated. A dissolution Of marital rela-
tions is probable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Tsmperance Legislation.

SEpALIA, Mo February 1.-THE State
spbmissionists' convention, which has
been in session in this city, adopted reSolu'
tions yesterday deEspding of the next
state Legislature the submission to the
people at the next election an ameodmeni
~ he constitution forever prohibiting the
Manufacture for sale, the giving away and
sale Of sll intoxicating liquors as beVer
aces including wine aud beer. The resp
iTfions also demand OF the legislature the
nas.sge Of local option law to be IN etttc
pptil sueL tine as prohibition may b
adopted by the psopte.
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Still In Bad shape.

Rcsroy, February l7.-Through trains
between this oity kui trovid ehoe sra no"
running on schedule time, both tracks
having been temporarily repaired. When
trains to New York will run is uncertain. l.
Reside three breaks o: from $50 to 300
feet, one bridge wG5 7vepta"ey and a lopF
section Of high embankneRt was utterly
daotroved, Portions OF the track have also
been submerged under tour test OF water
mt last night the rails were only some 10
inches under water, and BY this evening
the water will be still lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Under q Falling Eres

PoISF MILLS, February IL s~t4
Gibson, farmer near POiut Mills, aged
about 60 years, was cutting down a tree
Yesterday afternoon, iu company with his
little son in which he supposed couple OF
ooons were freed While thus employed a
Sss5 limb about forty feet from the ground
FsiI og and struck Mr. Gibson on the head
Saeturinz his skull. The injury is serious
~ WbstSer it VII! result fatally or no: ls
not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
WHEETJNG W VA THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY lS 1885,
THE OHIO CENTRAL DISASTER.

One Man Killed and Six Others Injured
More or Less.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, February l7.-Yesterday
about three o clock the train leaving here
at 80 on the Ohio Central railroad met
with a serious accident at a point ten
miles this side of Pt. Pleasant A wheel
Of one of the freight cars brSks. throwing
the passenger coach as it was going over a
rsyine into the river. Daniel Sesrles, OF
Hurricane Station, was caught IN the
coach and drowRsd. The rest Of the pas
seDgers escaped unipjured, or with slight in
iuries. Trains are running as usual.
This is the first accident on the Ohio Cen
trail. The body of Searles was sent home
to day. Deceased leaves wife and nine
children.
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BtII tfRk.

Three of the ,E,S,Srs Of "a. Fret Pres
, byterisR CEI'eh otirrcd their res'gnstions
/ on Ta7sday night h congregational
aeeliug Of the church The csuse Of tho
action OF the trustees came from the ser
mon preached by Rev }. Mckalfp on
February 7th On the financial rendition Of
! the church, mention OF Sbsch WA made In
! this paper the next Jay.
! Judging iron an article 10 last evenings
| Tribune, the horse reporter on ihhi paper
was sOoer yesterday. He'd he been other
wise, be would never have attempted writ
ing hog poetry. Whenever ,hs uiei
meets with peculiar happenings. !, dosO
him goDd 70 think that G co.su pornsJ
writer in his full sensss ssouh consider the
fact worthy OF paetical sSo,ioR.
Ia the .ass Of the Belmon, Oil and Gss
Company against S. Weimmsr, for tho
purpose Of making that gentleman psy 3
balance On stock subscribed by him, wns de
cidtd by Mayor Cooper yes.srdsJ, a.
Weimmer, according 10 the decision, sill
have 10 pay $s0--bsI.sss o1 + 500 sub
scription ysds some time siucs. M.
Weinner is not satisfied Aud Gays ,ha. the
company is not What Il should be.
John OuBois sss rslsysd oi soms
groceries shlch we're locked in be wash
Eoase, by thieves on Tuesday hight
John Kesnsdy. tss engineer on the {
4 p. road, 10 30 Ill from the effect oi =
psralJtie stroke received some time sInes
. a. 10 be- confined to bis toDs
Miss Kstis Darsh vko is!l on zoe ics
- Il
The Wo..su's Christian Temperance
= Unio1 will meet al hra Rev Monroe
this afternoon.
!, The hop Of Buoksye Six takes place "
II morrow evening.
]. +. Francis for Assessor ia the Fin
" ward is spoken Of BY his friends
An infant daughter Of A. ID. Peddic,st
.s died yesterday. Funeral thu afternoon 0
a O'Clock.
Is The cause Of ths shortage Of water o.
Rose Hill viii hs investigated by council
Accord.sz 10 Secretary wilson the resl
dents on the hill cannot be supplied vit
be water a. long a. there ia ssch volum
n. used on the level ~ at present.
O. Council viii 6I up roadway tbroog
d. Morgan and CAROLS propsr,y, Providin
r. the owners viii allow il 70 be psrmaneni
Parties on the lsok out for borses hs'
been in .aass parts for the past tso veet
s, HAay Meek sold about dozen s'ssh
ls sse Of the buyers.
The street cas- are running through
he Wheeling. Pour cars were pat on aga
yesterday.
VIM. Fnziss. Who tell hsir 10 qaits
q nice little fortune BY the deceass OF
%. relative, viii inves, in the Wesi.
The Hope Hose Company soids spec.
rse meeting tonight
ov. The G:J 6ezneil = getting the HsA =
,s. .hai. kesd that something mnst be 90
Cor vitd the b. a o. r 4. Co. and there
talk Of s,Oppng ~ SusdAy taslnssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
scorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Coz Liver OIL with HJpophosphite''
very PaIatabls aud Increases Flesh
DR.. F. q. Clement, Brighton lila, says:
SCOTS Kmuliou ia tie best have even
Eresaribei. It is very pAlatAbie, easily a.
simiisted sDi giEss strength and flesh tc
! The patient,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

NEw YoRE. February 1.-The desth OF
John Leveridge, probably tha Oldest lawyer
in the United Ststes, Sea ANNOUNCED thls
morning at his home in this citg. lie was
in the 9th year Of his age at the time OF
his death. He was never conspicuous
nlesder in conrts, but often selected az
assignee, administrator or executor. 10
l8l4-45 be was corporation counsel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Another Account of the Accident on the
Ohio Central.
SpeciaIto the Register.


PoISr PLEASANT, W. Va, February II.
We have used every endeaVor to procure
a full and truthful account Of the terrible
accident on the Ohio Central, yesterday
afternoon, on train No 2, due here at 5
D. m. at Ten Mile trestle. The railroad
men are very reticent about the matter
and what facts we gather we get from
those who were passengers on the train.
TIE train was mixed one and there were
seven or eight heavily loaded freight cars,
and the road not being bsllasted the weight
of these cars spread the track and threw
one of the freight cars from the track.
1t ran along on the ties for about a quarter
of a mile until 1t reached the trestle, the
coaches being in the rear one OF them
Jumped the track onto the trestle, and re.
msined there. and the rear coach plunged
into the creek, a distance OF twenty-five
feet, and was completely submerged in the
water. In this coach were some dozen
passengers, but, strange to say, they all
escaped death except. Daniel Searles, OF
Hurricane, Putnam county, who WAS caught
between the trucks and instantly killed
He was married, and leaves wife and
family of nine children.
THE WOUNDED
are;
Hon. Edmund Sehon. OF this place,
spraIned aukle and cut on the legs
DR.. l. F. Roust, Of New Haven, this
county, slight cuts Oh face, head and
hands.
George Brown CT Boone county, severe
cut in face.
Mr.. j. Dent, of Parkershurg, cut on
head and arms.
Two other passengers were hurt whose
names could not be learned.
Roadmaster q. T. Williams and L. 5.
Brig It saved themselves By jumping from
the coach into the river as it was going
over. None Of the wounded were seriously
hurt. The escape Of any of the passengers
was O miracle A wrecking train was
sent up from this place last night and the
track cleared and the trestle aud road re.
paired. The train due from Charleston a.
10 g. N. arrived on time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
.e.d Eagle" Die on HIS WY

CTrclao, February I.TA Z, Y1nps b,. w.T lT,
a;an UA,n mad ms, RED Eagle, on ms nosooi Wy .,
bone SS?56SnSi. isT% 'u to his home at oiOe K,dSe
Iaancv nnc Dskots, died at the North ~s'tSr .;"p
Railway this afternoon OF eonsa% s,bap In.
He was accompanied cy nlne oIneL oahonI
dams also on their way home irom seoUUr, on.
he had been urged not to atSemPt 20 ~
5srtake S the Journey owing to h'' eH''e"F
weakness
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Paving on the Nc oorm,ek Emp.Oye9.

CmcAso. February l7-Watchnen
vars nosted 6, 81 the doors Of the McCor-
mick Reaper Works this Eorning, and no
Aodv was Sdmitted without exhibiting au'
,h,r;.v from the company. Outside the
buildings everything was peSGaipi ana Or
Sariv This being their regular psy day
sSo1t 10 o'clock the men began to receive
then the money due them. Any talk OF umng
;otcs or yio!epcs is froWneG down oy the
Ias6sPs
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DoINGS IN BRIDGEPORT.
A Prominent Man Dead-A Monstrosity-
Other Notes.

Othef NOtes.
Wilbur Ttueman is dead After long
illness and much suffering, which he bore
SO patiently, and with his last hours so full
OF peace and happiness, he has passed
away. When near his end he said, 1T is
q glorious thing TO die" That he is dead
is hard TO realize. he WAS OF such bright
disposition h. made all cheerful around
him. His greatest delight was to laugh
and hear others DO the same, and no man
could arouse laughter so easily as be.
His famous speech, Uncertainty Of Certain
Things delivered while member Of the
Babes in the Woods, will long be remem.
bered BY all who ever heard it in this place
and surrounding towns For several years
prior to his last illness he was engaged in
the temperance movement, having fire.
quently identified himself with Francis
Murphy. He died at five minutes past
twelve yesterday morning, ofcousu mption,
and will be buried at two o clock this sler.
noon in private cemetery at Pleasant
Valley. Peace TO his memory.
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L Family Burned Out

g. G, uRsvrLLE, February l7,-Edward
W SimDson's house ia COlsrsiu township
..hon, FIVE miles northeast of this place,
was destroyed by fire late last mig ht. N0tn
-, va. saved and the family barely e''
capped with their lives, one o' MI '.mp ,
.op's sons was badly burned aud 1t la tear.
ed be will not recover.
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s,,nort BIs wife

Cs1cAeo, February l6 George Middle
,on was sent to the county Jail this morn
mo for falling to comply with an order o. o.
the County Court directing him to conitl n;n
80 49, - making decree OF separate main
tonorcs Middleton is one OF the msns
"ars Of q dime musem, and IS reported u
ba uaathy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

EoLrusrs o, February Ii.[hep ne ppsSvm Pa1ns
Awe Hull was recalled betO. too sIoia;r
.nastiga,iog committee to-day l. -
a ps.tion Of his evidence given yes, ~
and " A Taylor q newspaper carresPoe
su, vas the other witness called. he denied
b,.inI furnished Of his own knowledge -"
smouDt given by Daonvin in his letter as
having been pa ~ Ill .n5ars for their
yCtag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
hEhE } a nUWUI UuI
When SCheming Politicians Per-
sOnal interests Conflict
The People Get the Benefit of the
Truth
That Comes to the Top Of the
Puddle
And Forms a Nasty, Dirty Scum
There.
The Republican Party is That Cess
Pool
And The State Journal Let's Out
a Few Secrets
About the Utter Generalization of
the Party.
And The State Journal Let's Out
Few Secrets
About the Utter Generalization of
the Party.

PAakERssCRG. ". Va, February IL
Inc Republican party in this section is all
tOru up over the opOs'asy of Mr.. A. B,
White. of the Safe Journal, and in eOnat'
,.n,,s OF few ms de- secrets let loose as to
the trsse. .Nsry sud scheming against the
party iu ,b ~ individual interests OF a
number Of p,o,p' p',nent Republicans No
nance s.s menuoae,' shd the faii 6s'0f
Of The article will in eoL. - '''ncs 20 u"Ap
prsc.aiej Oy the msjority OF . 4D' : '''A''1 =
but others will appreciate it 10 ~ 'ui''
TIE article Was called forth by disset t''iOnS
between the Grafton Sentinel and tie
State Journal aud reads as follows:
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n...,naa. portinn Burned.

AroUsrA, Wis, February IA large
- of the business section OF the city
r.s | |Sestroyed by fire q, an early hour TINS
n;ng WaS A hotel and the postofies Il IN
cIuded in the list Of burned on,iairgs. nue Lne
Ioss foo,s up about SIO,UOO, With Insurance
for about half that suu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
caauOu Says He Fell From the Tram.

SALT LAKE, February l7.-Ex.Delegate
George Q. Cannon, the Mormon leader
who Jumped irom train near Promon-
tory, Itsh, yesterday, while being brought
here from Nevada by United States OH
GERS, was badly hurt, and when the train
hacked I'D he was found sitting by the
track unable to walk He was taken 10
Promontory and bis injuries cared tor
He tslegrsphed his friends here that he
fell oa the train and did not try to escape
The Federal authorities thiEk it unWlSe
10 bring Cannon in on the regular train,
and will try to avoid demonstrations d,
stations en- route by bringing him in on a
special. Tweuty.six soldiers and several
Marshals have been sent to accompany the
train, which is expected to arrive here
some time to-day.
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Plain Talk.

There is prsservative principle in SO
Z0D0Nr that edsc,nsiIy preserves the
teeth from decay. Rich and poor endorse
II. No lady eEer tried il ~ithou. sppsoy'
ing its cleansing and purifying properties.
Il outsells al ether dsptitrices. AZ ioI
sOZ0D0NT, and tsks - Substitute,
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This Postmaster. Conyention.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE Nstiona!
Committee of the Postmssters Association
a. meeting to day decided TO hold the
next National Convention of the THIRD
ard Fourth class postmas:ers in this city
on the second Wednesday in June, 1881
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caupht Polishing Counterfeits

ST.. GATHERINGS, 'OSr., February IL
John RiltoS, O. the s.p of Hilton i Ihon
as mschinists. was arrested last night 10
the sc, Of 5olishing counterfeit siiTeF colhs
A die aud other articles were to2nd On !n'
p,eHises. Further arrests aud ImPortsn
| dsvSlopmsnts sre expected.
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Barred out,

TRESroS, n. J February F.-ln the
Senate to light. ai,er two days mad been
devoted 10 its discussion Of the bill to pre-
vent the B 6O.R R, from bridging the
Arthur Kill, thereby securing an entrance
into New York hsrbor. WaS passed bJ
vote oi | / to 5
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THE EDITOR WORSE,

LOUISVILLE. February ,7.-Me. Waiter
son was not we'll at 10 O'Clock to'n.ght'
His mind was very active to-day and he
Is!ked too much in spite of oil that could
he done Tis physicians report his tenn
Uo,-ture 1t l0lf, pulse ttS, -espirst!on =
PEI. PEI. :. M, a. s7nnd as Was hope1 sad oesa
l. MS Is no as ~ -, NE. KaGteTsoE
BlOnS free0 BppreueD5lOuS "a
Is still in great danger. Resumption u.
brain activity IS not regarded as favorable.
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49, Accountants In Convention.

P,rrsRrRG February 1.-The quarter
sy meeting of the Ceutrsl Club OF Car Ae-
,,sDtsnis ia ia session here. Delegates
&rs preseat itou AI the roads 90 13uoG OF on
rhs cas-, pg Eris, Pittsburg and Mneehpg
Nad on the vest by Louisville, Indisnspohi =
q Nc Ft. Wayne. The annual meeting ., o
n eneraI association will oe neiu g.
r, E,9 on the third Tuesday IN June
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PniI.h Church Burned'

lo..sso D February l7-the FohS9
Cath lie church burned this evening. II
"a SUP, ossd the TIRE Was OF incendiAEy ON, ON,
yin as this was the church where the rioss nous
Of T year ago occurred. There was one
srr.sr msds and considerable excitement
prevails in the Polish settlement but no
u0gole
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Large Nail Works Burned.

WuIIANsPoRr, Pa, February IL ne
large nail works at Crescent, on tns ,SotSG ~.
sru Central Railway line were burned lS talS
-uorsing. Loss over $iO,OOOi Insurance. S &c
Lnosp. The property was owned oy
no. WeiVhtRsn Of Philsdelphis, and q
Nm: the STANDARD Nail Company Of
of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

A coLoRED man, 10 Henry county, Ga,
cot sfty.seven possuns out of one hollow
80. go he so,d them sll, sad the FIRST thing
Ss n1rcbased was bottle of DR.. Bull
Cough syrup the only safe remedy tor
coughs and colds.
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Sp.cirli5 hI R.qisi,r,

NJFFtTII ~ To f+'VI3IFT' =
PARkERsBURG, February 1.-The eH
dense 10 The Neal case tbs afternoon was
so conclusive of selEdense tnst it was sub
mitted without argument, The jary rem
dered verdic, Of no: gaiity' after re
mainiog out not more than ftteen n IN
utS.
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Cough, CasekItremely Critical.

PHILADELPHIA, February lI.-Joen B.
Cough is still lying 10 an extremely oria,
cal condition. He was conscious thus
morning, but had not regsined the power
of speech, and the greatest aPPrehenslons
are felt as to the result
John B Coughs condition st midnight
Il reported bv his physicians as verylo#.
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Cotton Goods Booming.

Augusta, Ga, February il.-Ths cot
ton goods trade is looking up. stocks are
exhibited and all is!tories in and near
Auusts are ra anning to their full capacity.
The mills are working q. small profit to'
the frzt time in THEE yeara.
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CoIIza stiiI BsIehing Lava.

CRY op MEucO, February 1.-THE
crater Of the volcano Of Cohuaa has dimin.
;.hed in size, bat the eruptious still con
rinue The inhabitants Of the surround
irg country are fearful Of coming disaster.
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The Southern Brakemen's Strike.

NEw ORLEANS, February 1.-The
brakemens strike on the Morgan railroad
has caused complete cessation e wcrT in
every pan OF Morgan's pos6esoiops in
Alsiers. No freight trains 20 out and the la
borers will neither discharge nor load steam
ships at the wharf. The general manager
Of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
and Steamship Company eaid there was
nothing to do but wait for events to shape
themselves. He had telegraphed to New
York to stop all shipments of fteight
~ steazsa;p. # tais line
fbe Southern Pacific Railroad
Company has issued notice to shippers that
no freight would be received a. Morgan 8
depot !or shipment owing to the influence
of the strike, The no'ice states that t'i0
IL aessurs will ne in iorce until the strike is
over No trains can be nc ed without
being arbitrarily stopped a: Hte,nH and
other points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
naLs..sn. At Panama.

PLSAxA, VIA GALvEsros, February IL
Coun, De Lssseps arrived at Colon this
morning. The entire official staff Of the
Psusms Canal Company -Eers present 70
welcome hir= o. &c came sshore from the
s.samsT.