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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Death of a Prominent Citizen.


PAREERsBURG, W. VA, June l4.-Mr.
Henry II. Dis, one Of our Oldest and most
respected citizens, died at the family resi-
dence yesterday at o'clock, at the sd-
vanced age of rs years. Mrs. Dis, his
companion Of many years, preceded him
bat a short time, having been buried at
nine in the morning Of the same day on
which he died. Mr. Dlls had probably the
largest family connection in the State. He
had represented this district 10 the Legls,
lsture several times, aud also had been
Sheriff of the county for number Of years,
and was highly respected throughout this
part of the State. A strange thing in this
connection was the fact that yesterday
upon the decesss of Mr. q. II. Dis, there
were FIVE persons OF that name enrolled
upon the death list that day in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Refuse to Abide by the Arbitration.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June 1.-The board
Of arbitration for the Third district met
here Saturday to adjust existing differ
ences between the miners and mine opera
tors in the matter Of wages. The repre-
sen,atives of the miners stated that in the
Fourth district it was impossible to operate
at the prices arbitrsted May . last The
prices were stated to be ga TO so cents q
toa. A resolution was introduced to make
the price of mining coal in this district so
cents a ton at all mines heretofore award
ed 8 rate of 67l cents. At this point the
srbi,re ors, scting on the part OF the min
ers walked out, and then the resolution was
adopted, the Eve remaining members ofthe
board vo,ipg for it. The miners say they
will not abide by the rate. and it seems
likely that q strike viii occur immediately
at sll the mines in and around Springfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Connelsvllle coke trouble was set.
tied yesterday and work will be resumed te'
day.
Robert Robinson, aged l6, Of Charles
ton, 5. C., died Of hydropbobia, after suffer
ing - hours.
Nearly 100000 bushels Of coal are
awaiting o rise on the Monongahela.
Mines are shut down.
The Order of Railway Conductors Of the
United States and Canada ia holding a
convention st BeardstoWn, ILL.,
Minneapolis. Minn has been suffering q
temperature Of 80 degrees in the shade
Cases of sun strcke bsye been reported.
A local Assembly Of servant girls mum
Louis ard will be admitted TO the X. OF L.
O'Donovan Rosss, the dyuamiter, ha'
again declared war against England, snt
is receiving subscriptions for carrying il
on.
The Imperial Council Of the MOBILES o.
the Mystic Shrine. elected officers at Cleye
land, O., at their 18th annual meeting
yesterday.
Arch bald Forbes, English war CORE
spoujent, will soon marry Miss Louise
daughter Of General Meigs, of the Govern
ment engineers nov retired.
Minnie Probst, seventeen years of sge
has applied at Youngstown, Ohio. for
divorce from her husband, aged twebty
one, charging three years OF willful deser
ton.
Hon. John A. Bingham left Csdis yes
terday fer Concord. New Hampshire, Wher,
upon iuvitstion Of the Governor Of ths
State he will deliver an Grafton AT the IN
yelling Of q monument to Daniel Webste
on the l1th.
The racing yacht Atlantic, entered 70
Qaeen's cup, hsd brush with the Puritan
winner last ytyr, sud yss beaten. Al
rsusements are completed for the regatt
today The Asyao~er arrived yes;erds
from Boston.
DR.. A. J. Houghtcn, Of Knox county
Ind claims that be wss for ten month
confined in the public insane asylum q
Buffalo, n. Y, aud cruelty treated b
was returned to the IndisnA Hospital as
dangerous nan, bat since his arrival ha
shokn himself to be pot opiy not dangerou
but of sane mind, snd has been cent to b
home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
An Electric Railway.

ST.. LOUIS, June l4.-There will be in
troduced in the House of Delegates to-mor'
row evening bill authorizing the con-
struciion, maintenance aud operation OF an
electric elevated railway, double track,
standard gauge, with sidingS, turnouts and
buildings. The franchise will be asked By
Thomss O'RsilIy, assigns and successors
The bill provides that the road shall be
constructed as nearly as possible over the
middle of the streets along which it shsll
run, upon machine wrought irons, and the
motive power shsli be electricity only. Mr..
,0'RsillY says thst Eastern capitalists will
furnish the money and will commence the
construction Of the road within week az
ter the passage OF the bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
AIIIANCE WITE PkrSsIA.
OTTO the FIRST.
The Nominal King Army ofiicers Take
the Oath of Allegiance

The Nominal King Army ofdcers Take
the Oath of Allegiance.
MUNICH. June l4.-The watch worn By
King Ludwig, and which vas on his corpse
was recovered from. the lake, had stopped
q, 6:54 o'clock last evening. DR.. Mueller,
and Hubert, the Kings steward hsd the
bodies Of Ludwig and DR.. Gudden COZ
vayed 10 the Berg Castle aud placed on
beds. Although there was neither any
ureceptibls respiration nor pulse move
ment in either BODY, DR. Mueller and HE
assistants of the Ambulance Corps Al
tempted to restore amin alton IN both and
only ceased their efforts ct resuscitstion at
midnight, when life was pronounced e2-
tir ct in both cases.
King Ludvig's suicide has cast deep
Gloom over Munich. Now it is seen plainly
that the people ware deeply attached to the
King. and evidences are sSsryShere mani
fest Of the popular sorrow caused sy hls
tragic death.
Al lG o'clock this morning the generals
Of the Bsvsrisn army met aud tooS the
OATH of allegiance to King LEdFigs broth,
AZ Ottn who st once assumes the title OF
KIM nnder he name Of Otto the FIRST.
Hs ia threS years younger than Ludwis
vas having been harm April q, 1915. ;,
Otto however, viii be sspply noninsiiy
King, as be is mentally incspsoae o. gov
erpment, and Prince Luitposd, his uncle
viii remain Regent. The generals OF the
army have taken the oath Of slleglanee to
Pr;nns Luitpold as Regent. The Bavsriao
troops look Ssths similar to those sworn TO
by the generals.
Comment on the Manifesto
LoSeoy. June l4-The Post, comment
ing ON Mr.. Gladstone's msnifesto to hIs
constituency, says the document bIis:les
with transparent sophisms and is based
throughout upon obvious fallscies :.
The Chronicle says: The address Is dls
appointing. 1t is needless 10 say that 1t II
ahIs and ingenious, but il is By no mean:
uu to the high standard Of ar. Gladstone
\ former msnifestos :,
The Times pronounces &r. GiadStone
manifesto aryumeatativel7 ard historically
81 1T does not offer, says the Times
"a siuSle argument to prove that coercion
e tbs only alternative policy to hon'
Pula Co. Trelsnd. Mr.. chsmbsFlsiu CAV!
tIa'e .is"....;vs - ,oaher than coercion, sot
NJ. John Morley suggesteI fourth Sy 80
mittiur that it was possi. Il to govern s's
IAnd as A crown COLONY When the wo-s
comes 70 the worst it Is ElEsys open K
EnoFshnnen TO say they ,reftr separation
uure and simple, to yielding to the intclsr
Shla demands Of the Home Rlle faction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
A HOLOCAUST FEARED.
A Wooden Mattress Factory Burnd
at Chicago Yesterday.
A NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES MISSING
And thought to Be Ia the Ruins-6ihs
Jump from the Min
dows.

CmcAeo, III. June IA Payne, Perrin
L Meuzie's mattress factory, q, Twenty
foorth and Butler streets. was totally de-.
stroyed BY FIRE this afternoon. and i, was
reported At the FIRE alarm ofice that three
Of the female employees had loet their lives.
The building Vas three story frame struc-
ture Of aimsy build. Il vaa 6lled sith The
most inHsmmsbie material. and The flames
spread With fearful rspidi,y. The blaze
originated among the machinery. When
the engines got to the scene, the employees.
OF whom there were = large number, had
to fee for their lives. A number Of eirla
were in o room in one corner Of the build
ing. Finding escape shut od they had TO
jump TO save themselves. Tso we're very
seriously hurt. Their uamss are Mrs.
Viua Chilsou, ofsl7 West Randolph street:
Jennie 0'Hars, fourteen years old, iOs
Twenty second street. 1t 10 greatly feared
that q large number Of employees are in
the ruins. As soon a. the FIRE was urder
control the 6remen commenced . search.
Up to q late hour no evidence oi bodice
in the ruins was discovered.
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BELLAIRE.
Mrs. Will Rufer died this afternoon.

Mrs. Will Rufer died this afternoon.
A number OF our Joupg gentlemen have
purchased horses for driving purposes.
A new time schedule has gone into efftc'
on the C. and p. road. The early psssen
ger train now leaves at ) a m, the next
passenger at 1925. TIE PiItsburg trair
in the morning now arrives al lilo.
Mrs Ella He'll, wife Of George Hell, and
daughter of Mr.. Henry Lsudkrohn, died
Yesterday morning of typhoid fever. She
leaves two small children. Funeral 10,
morrow.
Rev. J. X. McKsllip addressed tenn
perance meeting in the South N. E. Church
last night.
The old directors OF the Buckeye Build
ing Association were reelected last night
The steamer Andes took large excur
sion from this city snd BenWood up tht
river last night.
The saloonkeepers Of this city have beer
notified by the State Liquor Dealers Asso
cia,ion TO organize for the purpose OF oP
posing the Dow liquor law. A meeting
will be held tomorrow evening.
The City clerk is receiving blds for the
painting OF the street lsmps Of the city.
Col. C. L Poorman will lecture at Tun
mel Hill school house next Sunday even
ing.
Rev. R. F. Keeier, after several days
illness, is able to be about sgsin.
District Conference Of the II Il churcl
is being held 81 Armstrong; Mills.
Quite q number Of our people ATTENDED
The picnic of the Knights Of St. George q
Wheeling yesterday.
A number OF school teachers left the cit
last night for their homes.
Capt. Davis new boat, Monitor, will b
completed next month, when the fremer
will be given an excursion on her.
Several OF our people will take in the ex
carsion to Fortress Monroe to-day.
bets" Collins and John McCsfrey vii
90 TO McKeesport this week TO complet
arrangements for the HeilRichsrds race
The Commissioners or tie county hsv
instructed the Treasurer and Prosecuting
Attorney to proceed with the collection o
LIQUOR tax under the Dow Law without fea
CT favor.
Miss Carrie Randolph has resigned be
position in the postoffice.
A. c. Littletou, who has been engage
si Pittsbnrg for the past tso years, has sC
cep,ed position at Hobbs, Bsockunier
Co q glass works.
In the contest for the gold.heSded can
bet tEeen John Gilgore and Thomas Curtil
the former was successful They turned j
S62, which vent toward the Second N. T
Church OF Martins Ferry.
| A good story is told Of prominent
1 P. 3. & oihcia!, CT BelIsire, Who gc
into the Chicago express g; Pittsburg, ii
other day, instead OF the regular sfterBoo
express for Bellsire. After be had mad
something over q hundred miles, the col
due.or came up and Bsked him for b
ticket when he saii, Il thought Mos
Finn was running this train, when did 70
90 on this rosd?' I've been here foF te
yeaEs, ssid tie 6OpduetoE, Who are Toui
Il an Col - -, dept Ic
know met I sn stationed at Re
laire @ ss---" "Ws1, shoE Jour pa
or I'll ~: you otf. "D--n strange he don
!. know me, no use changing conductors |
much Any way" mumbled Col -
hunting for his psss. When the pass vi
shown ice conductor Understood the aatt
fully and directed the director bow to g
home from the next station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
BRIDGEPORr.

One of the most disgrsceful scenes wit
messed in this vicinity for long time oc,
Cured in Bridgeport yesterday afternoon.
Moses and Harriet Garner, oi New Athens,
o., re1ahed the town about noon on their
way to WellsvilIe. Both are, 10 Judge
from appearances, past sixty years OF age,
their hair being IS white as snow, and
their features vrinkled with age. As soon
as they struck the town they commenced
boozing aud visited several saloons in sue
csssion. Before thr, e O'clock they we're &c
drunk they could hardly walk CT stand.
After considerable difficulty they reached
the upp.r part Of town, where the gas
ditch is digging. While trying
to pass they both fell into
TIE ditch near the Ohio
Valley glass works and kai 70 Re helped
out BY The yarE aeR. rbsT stayed in that
vicinity rssrly sn hoar. rolling over each
o:her 10 the dusty street sud falling into
the ditch several times, snd each time beng
helped ont BY the Workmsn- At last amid
the most profuse profanity, the officers 81
rested them and conveyed them to tbs
lookup.
LAST evening George Cla;k, q eaearnsc
tough, snd sprsreatly pretty good one
armed man, vent up to 4K:nsSilIe on tb.
Other side Of the river, and procesded Il
knock the tom out. He FIRST siugget
John MeisieDpelder, snd commenced
on Charles Cook. Sr. He had Cook dovl
when Officer John StnS arrived ea ih
sct n, and he vss gotten sssF with conside:
able dificcltI. The olleer had to pat th
bracelets on hin to induce hin to 20 along
ans came very nearly rssoEting to the rs
OF kis mace TO quiet his viilsinous tongu
and exertions.
The C. 4 P. railroad has changed tin
sgsir, this time patting trains entirely ou
Of the shape oecuYied by them under th
last schedule The frst train sast sAs nc
been changed. Tie last train TO Pitt
bary lssves ct l;lI D m, ard the lat ]
west at 7:37, with the old Wellssille q
connodstiOn in her old place at $3.50 ?. c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Warning Republicans.
Specidl 70 the Rtqister.

WASHINGTON, Pa June l4.-The Wash
iugton County Republican Convention met
here to-day and nominated ticket. Nell
vsiue, for Judge, defeated Donnsn by @
narrow majority OF tour votes. McLain
was nominated for the Senate, and Billings
ley, Clark and Finley for Assembly. Ami.
mosities have been stirred up that even
the chill winds OF November will not cool
and the Democrats are sspguine Of partial
success, at least. Their convention will
meet on August 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Grain in Store.

CHICAGO, ILLs June l4.-The number Of
bushels Of grain in the United States and
Canada June 18th. and the increase or de-
crease compared with the previous week
will be posted on Change tomorrow, as
follows: Whest, 80 45S, ,6sl, decrease 1905
s5s; corn. 9.SS7 7,29O, increase 575,7O4;
oats, 2.595.29S, increase 426,S07; rye,
SOt 32T, increase 81 ,535; barley, 244476
decrease s., ,569. Number of bushels in
Chicago elevators wss: Wheat, $780, 929i
corn, 1901. .2s5; osts, S7S. 9O4; rye, 1881
barley, sc, 1868.
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r,,.rx yyoman knows Them.

The human body is much like good
clock or watch in its movements; If one
goes too sloE or too tsss, 30 follow al the
others, and bad time results; II one organ
or set of organs works imperfectly, psrEer-
sion or functional effort Of all the organs Is
snre to follow t. IT, it is that the numer'
GUS ailElsats which make woman's life ma;
efs5le are the direct issue Of the abnormal
action Sfthe uterine system. For ali that
numerous class Of symptons-snd every
woman knows them-theSe il one uufailing
remedy, Dr.. Pierce's "Favoriie Prescrip
ton" the fayosite pfthe sex.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Death of Mrs. sarah T. Caldwell

PAREERsRrRq ". Va, June l+.-Mrs
Sarah H. Caldwell, mother.in-!aw Of Hon,
CLss. T. Caldwell, died at the residence oI
The latter, at l o'clock Saturday night, o.
heart disease, at the age Of jS years She
wss buried frop the residence Of Hon. C.
F. Caldwell, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
An Eaafern RaiRh

Had a ruby >hich lighted his palace at
night More precious tnAn gems a. Hean-
tiful teeth, which Eight up the face when
displayed BY q smile. Use SOzoDoNf,
and your teeth will be brilliant as jewels,
your b, cath sweet as sesof Cashmere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Nothing ~ IT.

PAREERsBURG, W. Va, June 1.-THE
dispatch from here, published in the Sun
Day REGIsTER, giving an account OF sn
slessa stteupt to sssassinate Matt
Hughes, local eGitcS Of the State Journal,
vas false, no such ATTEMPT hsEing been
made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
5000 People Homeless.

TORONTO 0ST.. June I4.-The follcwir 4
tee gram has Just bsen received:
NV WESTMINSTER, B. c., June L.
To the Mayor OF Toronto:
Ysncouvre is in sshes; three thousand
people homeless. Please send Us aid at
once.
tSignedI II. 4. MCLEAN, Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15
Nsv Rivsr strike Over.

CHlRLIs1os, W. Va, June 1.-THE
strike among the coal miners 10 he Nsv
river district is virtually ovss. Ths nissFy
.. Stone CEh, Who have bssa out returned
to YORK. This makss seyen mines out u
twelve in the Esv river district st vost.
I, Ia believed siI the mines vill b in fan
operation before the week clossaL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15

The Conference Committee Of Iron
workers and Manufacturers at Pittsburg,
expect 10 arrive at sn understanding to-
1av
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15

Cod Liver OH, Wth HyDsSheepAitss, -
Csssu.astisa asd Wasting Dtssasss.
Dr.. C. ". BArrisser. Hssssfs. Pa.
-ay,: Il thirt yeur Rnslsisa efCsd
Liver Oil isA vesJ ere psesssss;os. ssd
sIls Q long felt want. tis NJ sssfafis
eoesnnpt;oa and vasisg iisaasa'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15

sr. LooIs, No, June l4-Uop;fs Tssi
son, Of tie American Base Ball Aaoe;s-
ton, received notice from Prssidsst Wyts6
yesterday, notifying hin Of HI rslsase.
Tuuisou has Riysn entire satiaaetioa b an
the games which be hes unpissd IN. -
no cause f.s his release u kpovl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15

A. Pekin. o.. yes.erday Ma Heeh
Messoide, sged 81. attempted b avs H.
life Of . little child which baA vas60e4
on the railroad track before - sSpoaek
ing TRAN. Bob were Instantly hIIsd.
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PRESIDENTIAL CALLERS
Requested to Come On Only Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays
At THE HOUR OF HALF-PAsT ONE
Morrison Says the Success or Defeat OF HIs
Bill Depends on New York
Democrats,

WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE following
is furnished to the Associated Press with .
request for publication:
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says: This Houss hss sustained q severe
stroke Of Destiny. By Gods inscrutAble
decree King Louis has departed this life.
By His decree, which has plunged BAvsris
into grisyious sOCroE, the Kingdem has
passed, in pursuance Of The Constitution.
10 our well beloved nephew, Otto.
as ee, BY long standing mAlAdy,
e prevented from governing himself
We, theneslsst masnale, viii administer
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to one of his ministry, to get up and play
billiards, were not rare. The Minister de-
tested billiards, and since etiquette sbso-
lately forbade his ever winning, even the
slight excitement of bona fiie game was
denied him. Oiher eccentric actions, such
as having plays produced for bis own sole
delects,iou, have been frequently COM
mented upon.
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lhe immense crcHd thsa returned 10 The
p;cnic grosnSs, where the ba'snee Of The
afternoon and part Of the sSSoing VA
spent in g delightful manner, dsnciss beins
the chief amusement Thus ended one o
the largest and mos, enjoyable piesics Lslt
in Wheeling Tor many yesrs- In fact th'
whole affair sas one Of unusual mo
ment and enjoyment and not one inciden
occurred 10 mar the pleasure Of ths oe
casion. Many Of the Knights left for thei
homes lat eyssing. and Others win lesr
tkis morning. They are highly please,
With the treatment thsy have received g
the bands Of the Wheeling Eniahts M,
people and the erect win b one Of th
pleasan. sFnts ip Their memory. They vi
alsefs Be heartily welcome in Wheeling
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Labor TroubIes I'm Belgium.


BRuesRLs. March 25.-The city was
placarded during the night with calls
issued by the Workingmen's Fedora
ton for great meeting OF working
men tonight. The striking miners at
Lie0e attempted to renew general riot.
ing last night, but we're overpowered
by the police. The troops stationed
at Antwerp are held in their barracks,
go AZ to be available for the suppress
sion of any disturbance that may be
created by unemployed workingmen.
The strike at Liege has become al
most general in that district. Contin-
nous conflicts are taking place between
the strikers and the civic guards. A
large number Of foreign agitators have
arrived in the disturbed districts end
are urging the strikers to continue the
resistance to the authorities. Gang
of men made up Of Anarchists anc
roughs OF the worst description arr
parading in the suburbs, creating DIS
order and perpetrating outrages. Git
liens are waylaid and money extoitet
nv threats of violence. Postmen goini
their rounds are accomp anied b,
guards of soldiers. Arrests of person
concerned in the disturbances are be
ing made by the Wholesale. Man.
rioters have been captured while sleep
ing in the fields, where they had falle
/ while drunk. The town hall is occu
pied by civic guards. Strong reintorct
ments Of troops are arriving at tn
scene OF the riots. Civic guards al
holding the pit mouths.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-26
RECEIVERS OFFICE
Exchange National Bank
NORFOLK, va, Feb. 10, 1855.


V0RepOsALS will be received at this ofiice
until Saturday, March u, 1885, Tor tne
se of the hereinafter mentioned prop
wv in its entirety, and also for pieces o.
Unayyeeis of the same--reference being nag 70
Ssscriptiye lists of said property-wihhic
lists. stating terms Of sale, will be iuInlSnneo
man snpiieation TO the undersigned. Ihe
righa TO reject any and all BIDS 10 reserVeu'
iis VIZ; IU
The extensive and valuable property, TO-
catad in Norfolk and Portsmouth, va.
known as the "Seaboard ,votton yoh
Company Of Norfolk. Va.," copsisung on Oh
i. The franchise, which, among otpsr PIN ma
ileQes, authorizes the storage OF cotIon enu
other merchandise, and the issue OF hes0'i-
able receipts therefor. -. 10,
q lis piant, which consists OF tnIoe W
6rst.class improved cotton compressss.i w, w.
ial' staam tugs; three t3) transportatloin
harSes. Ali the adjuncts necessary 70 WEI
sSnipued establishment OF this enarae.S y,
rs are proof warehouses, seven ~ IN LUZ,
her. of capacity for storage OF A'UVO OAi0'
upcompressed cotton. AL roofa
Its four az frame warehouses tnetait aoHiI;
/ oapacity, many thousands tons OF ieE''i'
/ zrrs, salt, etc. a, L.A saord amnI,
4 nom for berthing at the same time ten seq y
I 1oine' steam or sailing vessels. me area ps,o
/ me Warehouse and dock property ~ ri IN I; e
yronth Is about 81 acres, together Win III y !;
n,ksr nroperty, which is fully descrlDeu
| AZ lisfa aboye referred TO. =,
'"0 VIM. II. PETERS, kecelYeI.-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-26
The Pi.tsbar~ sareea-Car strike.

PrTTsBuRG, Pa, March ga more
unsettled condition Of affairs exists
to-day smoDg the street.clr men and
their employees, and a general s'Iike
on Saturday seems quite probaole'
The workmen met last night to con
slider the compromise proposition SUP,
mitted by the railway ofIicl2s, and
unanimously decided 10 stand for the
original demand. This ultimstum was
presented II the various companies
this morning by District Master Work
man Evane, with the statement that a
definite answer was expected to-mor-
row. II the demands are not con-
ceded a strike will be ordered. The
officials are not disposed to concede
anything, and as both sides appear
determined trouble is looked for with
in the next twenty-f0ur hours.