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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
Pleasant Birthday Party

L2s' evening" the resilence Of Col Thos
O'Briea, On Eof street. was lhe scene Of
a p|essah. party given ia honor Of the an.
nlverssry Of his daughter Miss May Agnes
0'Baen, birthday Quite a number of
friends were pre5o0t VIZ 7Hert q delight
,cI eTeIi1s Al Vau0Qs sJciGG emuseuenta
Refreshments were served 10 which all did
%lstice, ard the guests Irft al a late hour
with many kind wishes for their hostess. A.
mopg those present wers Aisses Ann Win.
gerler, Ka'e Wiogerter, Nina Bosley, Tsta
Wright, Mary Carroll. ALuia Carol. julia
FerLeg, L,alLau Ohsue, Mamie Csyc.
naGg6, ljb5ie TFuscasl. Nellie braun,
Nens B5euing "ai 4assr.. JOAN NJ,
John Carroll George Hal Geo,os TN,
Eehgl. Cmt!e, ~Llegarde. Frank Euolep
Cal Kennedy. Henry Hess, Frank RsistsS,
Ed. Eobert Ell McGoweg I'D Thomas
O'Brien, II
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TO CONFER,
The Manufacturers Egrss to Meet
The nailers,
And Talk Over the Frghtfully tangled
Siuation---The Instructions Given
---RumorS and
Gossip.

The probable action OF the Western Mai
Association, which met at the h~onougahela
House, Pittsburg, a. 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, WAS the source of great anxiety
to both the striking ~Dailers and those OF our
capitalists who hold stock in the various
mills, and during the afternoon snd early
evening a multitude of rumors were flying
about town, each ~puzpOrtiDg to be the only
correct account Of what had oeen done IN
the Smoky City. To these was added nc
end Of gossip IS TO
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80 70 rsr Aa.s.tlsea.sn,,

called Gsst.ug-WJuau's linton Benevolent
society.
Commissioner $ SOii--.
For ~Eent-KOOws lC Kelly Biloxi
Valentines stanton y Davenport
For ae-Houssnoid Furniture.
Contracs-geO. ~. Johnsou's sous.
Decorated English Tea s~ets-Eziug Br.s.
Reduced priees-G. Meudel s. 20.
Fine Watches a SgsCialty-L q. Dillon.
Rare Chance HlOca Page.
French Condition PoECer-R h. III -Sal
rage
Opera Houss-Ehe Els!TT-,Lo-A rage
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City Taxes LS85--.FinaI Notice.

II SEEMS To RE TUE IMPRESSION WITH
1 some that IL Il unnecessary for taxpayer, %
como for ward Ot their own accord aud pay THEN
taxes, but that Il is he duty Of the Collector to
keep continually running H'i"r them. Now, thl,
is entirely erroneous. All (ity lakes fer 1855 ara
considered delinquent sine" Ihe FIRST day Of Janu-
ary, 1856, and on all OF thrsG ~ per cent will BE-
added besites the cost Of collection. seyeTai pr
lies, too, contemplate T"ving away from iae tity
whose taxes Tor 1873 stan reInain unlatd: they
vii save rhems"l7e, h0th eNup.Je aud annoyance
by attending 10 u AT once. in order 10 be as loai.
ent rs possible, AID to huit TIE convenience Of
those who SH.nCi O'lIe during th- day, 1 will
keep Ly orioo opon for tho next two weeks until
$ o clock p M. II. &. CRAWFORD
lebG CTR C,II-c,or
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4fJrelin9 Re9istfr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON d c, February II.-For
tue Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather light loca! rams, winds shifting 10
westerly in The western Po-tion. and
southeastarIy wiuds in the eastern portion,
slightly colder preceded in the eastern Por.
ton By nearly stationary temperature
For the lower lake region, cloudy
weather and local rsius, winds generally
southerly and slight change IL ;emPera-
fuFe.
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The Bss, Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Soree Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, c aPPed Hands, Chilolains
Corus. ard sl SKIN ErCpdOns, and posi-
,;vSIy cures Piles. or no pay required. IL
= gnsrsnte d 10 give satisfaction, or
moSsv rs;, pdsd. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by LoSsa & 20
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Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack,
sonVills snd sli sostbsrn resorts are nov
on sale 1t the Panhandle ofHce. For
tickets or foil information call on or ad-
dress !. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Fsahsreie route. Wheeling, ". Fs.
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Mikado Progressive Euchrs,

avery swell progressive eucbre party
was gwen last evening at the residence Of
Mr.. L; /. U~PdegrsH. The affair was sot.
ten up BY the young ladies of Mrs. Psttsr-
sons boarding house, and did them
credit Each gentleman GPoa entering
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Low Rate ~EIcTrsiun

The B c gre ceiling lev rRt5 czcar,
sion tickets to New CLEANS. Jacksonville
and Sl Southern Feeorts. For tickets
tourists Guijea and iuli information, Gall
on or address T c. Burke. Ticket Agent,
r Il o. depot, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Music a. the Island Rink to light.

OUh own make shoes in 81 styles ~ 50
LOcke's, l043 Main street.
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chose a card tied With a bow Of rib
bon, containing q "Miksdo" motto.
The ladies were served the anne way, aud
the colcred ribbons co~rresponded with
those held By the gentlemen. So if the
Young man received a pink ribbon he
hunted up the young lady Who had the one
corresponding with his, and they played
partners. The inscription on his card, for
instance, would be 1.-THE flowers that bloom
in the spring, ira ls," while the
next line, Have nothing to DO
with this case" wss on his partners card.
The prizes were very handsome; and eight
tables were kept going gaily until . late
hour, when refreshments we're served IN g
delicate manner. The affair was a grand
success and all enjoyed themselves.
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the nsilers mean business let them apply
to the factory managers for machines"

1t is understood that the nsilers in and
around Wheeling have come to the con-
clusion to negotiate for terms with the
manufacturers, waving the question of the
retention of the new neilers and depending
upon the superiority of their workmanship
to finally GUST the so.called ieeder-nsile:s.
They will also propose to the most expert
of the new men membership in the United
Nailers Of America and thus in effect
again be in a position if not to control at
least to dictate the terms of cutting nails.
SECRETARY WISE.
Secretary Wise said last night as ne was
about to take the train home: THE rea'
sons for not publishing our proceedings
yesterday will be apparent when we do pub
iiah them. There is no change in the status
of things. We reafirmed all of our former
actions as to scale, card rates and other
matters" One OF the manufacturers when
asked directly il anything decisive might
be expected soon, said: No, sir, unless
The nailers accept our terms"
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Music At the Island Rink tough.
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Music at the leland Rink tonight.
Excursion 11cket to the South.

GvE own Gate shoes in al STYLES :! 80
l04S Main street.
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Cox i Morrison have last completed a
tubular boiler for q company at Salem,
this State
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ISDUSTRIAL

Work ct the Centre foundry has been
suspended for 5onie days on account OF
having no coke. Enough ofthe scarce fuel
WA received Tuesday night, however, 10
run the foundry some Two or three weths.
As O result of this o double force OF hands
we:e put to work yesterday moEaing, and
the manv orders that have accumulated
will be- filed as goon as possible, IN order
to get ready for the spring trade.
Secretary Wise's report of the number
of machines running at the manufacturers
scale, issued on Tuesday, shows S73 ms
chimes in operation, an increase of q over
last week, divided as follows. BelfOnt, l.
Top Mil, 2; Calumet = Ierre Haute, A.
BepSc0d, l..
Two csr loads Of nail machines we're
shipped yesterday troI the Sweeney toun'
dry to Belleyilie, III. In one more week
the foundry work on all the machaues en-.
hraced in the contract With the Belleville
Company will be completed.
The blast furnace at the Belmont will in
ell probability be banked to-day on &C
count Of the scarcity Of coke.
The Upper Riverside is expected to re-
sane work soon
Cox i Morrison have iust completed a
tubular boiler for q company at Salem,
this State.
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On, give me teeth sound, white and neat
Oh, give me breath that's pure and sweet,
Oh, give me rosy, healthful gums,
And | will meet whatever comes;
Whatever trouble may befall,
With SOZODONT I'll meet them all.
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Ldaihcnal Local on - e
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WILLING 10 CONFER

with the committee Of manufacturers, rel.
alive 10 G settlement OF the existing diff.
%culries, while the text Of the latter called
on the manufacturers TO stand by the
terms Of the existing contracts.
Duriug,the progress Of the meeting the
letter from Secretary Chew was read, aud
then ensusd d long discussion as to the
thing 10 De doae in the premises From
what could be CLEANED last night there was
quite q diversity Of opinion among the
members a. 10 the action to be taken,
some fsvoriug d delay OF action in regard
70 re affirming the scale pending the report
q h conference committee, which should,
of course. receive certain instructions as
TO ground to be taken in a joint session,
while others wanted the present scale re-
a.irmed and the COMMITTEE then appoint
ed.
Those manufacturers who held TO the
latter opinion finally triumped, and the
old scale WAS restirmed.
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The Upper Riverside is expected TO re-
sane work soon
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The blast furnace at the Belmont will ia
ell probability be banked to-day on &C
cognt Of the scarcity Of coke.
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4 LDMNl.Itt Ut '~UNF ENH'tE
then appointed, with instructions that
nothing should be discussed between them
apd tue uailers relative 10 a change in the
card rate or the GUSHING Of the feeder
n%ailers" from their present situations.
Some Of the delegates arrived home over
thu p. ". X Ky. road at : o'clock. while
one CT v come via tue B. u O., 1t 10 80.
All were met by reporters, but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
DO wHkT q RIGHT


If l. proper spirit is exhibited Dy the a
cgscturers. aud thus tha disastrous strike
may oe brought to su end.
Another na,ier said Even il the feeder
nsiler Was 70 stay, it viii net &c for long
. am confident that superior workmanship
would soca drive him out OF the factories.
BY the way, We will Lave another factory
running down the river Cs soon as they
cau get iron from P~it,S6urg.
a manufacturer said: We have not
moved y peg, but We sre willing to talk
over the sItualiou with the ~uailers. What
Will come it, | don't know. 1t is too early
10 tell The conference will probably 5e
held in Wheeling, as it ID ere tina: the
headquarters and principal cIhces OF each
organization ara TO be found You eau
say that our meeting WAS unanimous IN
reafirmiug the scale, although there was
some discussion over both that and the IN,
structious given the committee OF confer
euce.'
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FIRMLY REFUSED

to make sUy ststemeIt TOR publication,
meeting all questions with the response
that The facts will be given TO the Asso.
cilred Press tomorrow.
When the fact that q Conference Com
rui;,ee aud been appointed became gener
ally kuo~u last evening, there was a feel.
Ing OF citation that another step had been
rsken looking Il a settlement Of the
sruks. aud although the conditions i'm
posed bv tie manufacturers on their com
mirtse were not what had been hoped Tor,
sfiil II wes fell tlat some basic honorable
to both parties woul1 be reached One OF
The members Of the Nailers Association
said.
We have not b=eu anxious
Tor this conference in the sense
that We we're weakening from
the position hSretotoce taken bY US,
out still We would like TO compare notes
with our friends or toe other SIDE. |
kuoa tina; our people will Oe willing to
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BuekIeu's Arnica saIye.

. s GooDkCo cell dry goods the cheapest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
The storm in ooIersde and Me-
braska.

DENVER, COL. January 8.-The bliz-
cards in eastern Colorado, Kansas and
Nebraska. which subsidsd Wednesday
and allowed the snow blockade to be
raised, were renewed late Wednesday
night with great vigor. dsmolishing the
telegraph wires for miles. reflling the
cuts on the Santa Fe. Burlington, Union
and Kansas Pacific roads. The snow
and sand are in such extent that all
travel Is compelled to suspend. Not q
single train left Omaha or Kansas City
for Denver yesterday. No trains have
arrived from fhe East oF departed from
here since Wednesday night, when the
temperature in Colorado fell fourteen
degrees between midnight and five
O'Clock. Very little snow has fallen
during the storm. Immense numbers Of
cattle have been driven from the north
by the wind and drifting snow towards
the Arkansas river, where they will have
to stop, as the river is not frozen SO they
can cross. No great loss Is expected,
unless the cold continues for two or
three weeks. Plenty Of grass is uneoy'
cred to keep them alive. To-day is
warm, the snow is melting and the storm
is thought to have reached an end.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
sheriAan ON Croek.

WASHINGTON, ,Januarys.-Lieutenant-
General Sheridan, in conversation with
. representative of the Associated Press
to-day, remarked, with reference to his
recent official visit to Arizona and the
latest news concerning the Apaehes; ~
have reason to believe that General
Crooks operations will result in the de-
strnction of Geronimo's band and the
restoration OF quiet in the region Of the
Apache dspredstions, but this cannot
be accomplish ed in . day. Now that
General Crook has full sway, his tact
and energy will, doubt not, bring about
good results. He has all the troops hs
wants and they are placed in the most
advantageous positions. Detachments
guard all the watering places and patrols
and scouting parties cover the entire
area OF $1,000 square miles oyer which
the savages have been operating.
Every ro1te which is practicable to
white men is thus guarded. A failure
10 extirpate the band long ago
is due to the Willy instincts Of an enemy
80 small In numbers that the methods
Of actual warfare cannot be employed
with effect, and to the nature Of the
country. When visited General Crook
five or six weeks ago eleven warriors
had been killed. and thirty-one women
aud children captured. Twenty war.
riors and all the remaining women and
children wers in Mexico and only ten
warriors were north Of the border.
These ten have committed eli the re-
cent murders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
w.rrEn IN raE EAST.
ga. remperature-sn Block
-. nm the Railroads.

aaes ON the Railroads.
cHoAeo. January 8.--The blizzard
raoi ue at present throughout Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. Dakota and
m;,.esota is declared to be Of the
widest extent aud more fierce In charac.
ter than has been known before in years.
All the western trains are behind time
MANY have been showed in and aban-
doned and very little can be learned
concerning them or Of the effects of the
storm, owing 10 the blowing down of
Telegraph poles and wires, and the stop
page of telegraphic communication
The temperature throughout Dakota is
stated to be from 20' to 40s below, with
a wild blizzard blowing A telegram
from Fargo says the Thermometer regis.
tered 27' below at noon yesterday and
was described as the toughest expert.
ence that city had yet in the way OF
boisterous weather. At Bismarck Is
reported q high wind with the ther-
mometer at 35' below zero. a
high wind is prevailing st Sioux
CITY, and the temperature is
2o' degrees below. Omaha is regis
tered At 20e below. Telegraph commu-
nioation with Omaha has been cut
nearly all dsy. California kilograms
were being sent by way Of St. Paul and
the Northern Pacific. with only one
wire working. A telegram from Des
Moines, Iowa, says the cold wave con.
tinues there, With high wind and
drifting snow. All through trains west
Of there are blocked and the branch
roads are showed under. Chicago and
Burlington trains are stuck fast in drifts
about fifteen miles south OF Des Moines.
The Wabash road, south from that city.
is badly drifted. The Fort Dodge and
Narrow. Gauge roads have been aban-
donsd. A snow storm prevailed ell day
throughout Illinois. The weather has
not been very severe so far. but i has
besn growing colder tonight. Az the
roads to Omaha srs reported practically
blockaded in Central Iowa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
F,x,.s Railroad Fares.

New YoRK, January s.-An arbitra-
tion committee, consisting of s. F. Pier
son, J. N. Abbott and Henry Monett,
sat in the contest between the Ohio and
Mississippi road and the Central Passen.
ger Committee. The contention was A.
to the different methods Of making rates
for San Francisco excursions from Gin
oinnati. All the Pacific Coast rates are
based on Missouri River points. and the
Chicago lines by making low rates to
the Missouri River have caused much
dissatisfaction among the ths st. Louis
lines. The Committee Of Arbitration
decided that the basis Of rates from the
Missouri River to Cincinnati shall be
made by using Chicago rates for four
hundred and forty miles and for the
balance of the distance the rates shall
be computed on the Central Passenger
Commiltes's rule. which is the per cent
of twice the one way fare added to the
Chicago rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09

New YORK. January s.-A oommitte'
representing the leading houses Of tn.
city in trade and commerce and mercan
tile exchanges, the transportation com
panies, labor interests. etc, called on
Governor Hill this afternoon and pre-
ssnted petition asking the appoint
ment Of Hon. John 0Donnel ss Rail.
road Commissioner Of the State. They
presented a petition signed by 900 firms,
said to represent an average capital of
one million dollars each. The Governor
did not signify his intention in promises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
Ceiebration of the Anniversary
of the Battle Of New Ofleans.

CoLUmBUs, Ohio. January a.--The
Jackson Club of Columbus, the leading
Democratic organization in Central
Ohio, gave their third aanaal banquet
this evening. There were three hun
drsd guests present, including number
OF Ohio Congressman. members Of the
Legislature and State officials. The ar.
rangemsnts and service were com.
plsts. Hon. J. Booth, the Presi.
dent Of the Club, was the Master
Of Ceremonies, and Hon. 7. e. Powell,
Master Of Toasts. The following tele.
gram from Yonkers, N. Y, was read,
"Cordially concurring with you in the
homage. which you propose to pay to the
memory OF the. illustrious soldier and
statesman on the anniversary Of the vic
tory of New Orleans. regret that can.
not be present at your banquet tonight.
j. ]. TmDEN."
Hon. Joseph 3. Mcdonald, Of Indiana,
responded to the toast. Andrew Jack
son." and spoke in substance a. followsJ
s'On the roll of distinguished men our
country has furnished few names that
appear more prominent than that Of
Andrew jackson. Starting In life with
ont fortune, and self-educated, his rise,
even in onr country, was phenomenal. He
was neither to be iaw-maker nor
an sxpounder of laws. He was leader
Of m9n. When New Orleans with its
s'booty and bsauty" was about to fall
into the hands Of the invader, be came
to the rescue, and placed it under mar.
tial law, thus displaying the democratic
quality Of his mind. which afterwards
made him 50 famous. In maintaining
right he was ever ready to assume ali
the responsibility necessary to that
end. The campaign closed with
the GROWING victory of the 6th of Jan.
nary, end when the neys Of this great
victory was received no bounds could be
set to the popular enthusiasm. This
achievement placed jackson In the first
rank OF military heroes, and gave to our
country an anniversary that will never be
forgotten. Eventscarried him forward to
broader fields His State returned him
to the United States Senate. In 1924
he was the peoples choice for President
but failed to receive q majority in the
House Of Representatives, and was de-
fested in 1873. The triumphant cleo
tion of jackson to tho Presidency
proved the strength of that growing
popularity which had attended him
from the beginning OF his career.
The eight years that he was Chief Mag
istrate were certainly the most eventful
of his life. No man has ever entered
the Presidential office who encountered
more powerful and determined opposi
tion, led by the ablest men Of the time.
Clay, Webster and, finally, Calhoun,
formed trinmyirafe whom it would
haye seemed impossible to resist, snd
vet jackson, backed by his personal pop
ularity, proved On overmatch for them
and closed his official life without rival
in the affections Of the people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Husband, Wife and Two
Children
WITH THEIR THRoATs CUT.
The Father, Supposed to be Insane,
Murders His Family and Com
mits Suicide.
WITH THEIR THROATs CUT.

Especial TO the Herald bE Associated Press
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, January s.
The neighbors. noticing the absence OF
persons around DIR, Martin Whites resi-.
dence in this city, broke into the house
this afternoon and found the entire
family with their throats cut from ear to
ear. White aud wife were lying on the
floor and two children were In bed. 1t
is thought that they have been dead
since Sunday night, as they were not
seen since then. White is believed TO
have become insane and murdered his
fsmiIy. The room shows evidence of a
terrible struggle between the husband
and wife. No other cause Is known.
The Eoroner's jury Is now in session.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
Tn. New YorI stock market.

New YORK, January S.-Govern-
ments dull and steady. Stocks, dull and
weak, and chiefly confined to room-trad-
ing. The result of the days operati ms
Is net loss Of l to per cent for the gem
eral list, with decline Of oyer percent
in Laokawanna and some inactive shares,
The only exception is Western Union,
which was strong throughout and shows
a net advance Of per cant. There is Q
prevalent belief that some kind OF an al
lance is being formed between the West
ern Union and the Baltimore 4 Ohio,
which will result in an harmonious work
ing Of the two companies, and thestrength
to-day In the former stock was due to the
circulation Of these reports.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-09
. FALLING WALLS
Cause the Death OF n Humber Of
Persons.

LOUISVILLE. KY, January S.-This
afternoon during a heavy snow storm
the front and middle part Of q large four.
story warehouse occupied by Forwood 3
Co., Trabue 4 Co.. and Balmforth &Co.,
all cotton and commission merchants,
fell suddenly. and sverturning stove
started destructive ire. The building
was filed with cotton. tobacco, moias'
sss snd dry goods. and the flames
spread all over the place instantly
There were eleven persons In the build
ing when it fell Peter Perkins, por-
ter, heard the crash and gave warning to
seven men on the second floor, two OF
whom escaped by jumping from the
back window on TO she'd. Charles
Stamforlh, a oolored porter, gave the
alarm on the first floor and started for
the front door. 1t is thought they were
killed by the falling walls. M. h.
Wright. manager Of the place, and J..
P. Balmsforth, one of the proprietors.
were In ths Office on the FIRST aooF and
started for the door. but it is believed
they w-re caught in the wreck.