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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11
LBS. 1rLrIMATUM.

.coTlERS' ULTIMATUM'
nE BolSV V,,umittee have been busy
Ia' y! YVES in their contract to in'imi-
: '1.n',1t s3,issns Of Wheeling into aiding
SsD.s -, :, war on the morning papers.
- ,ll'.o. u ..s are given till noon to-day by
rommittee, to get down on
;S'''; and acknowledge allegiance to
,a', Who earn their living by the
a'. :,bsir Jaw, the agitators who pre-
at o .nIe nj. the city or ruin it All
@1' " -, 40 not surrender their man
. ~ 49, sppointed hour to-day are to
SdH = =, nnblished to the world by
lott committee.
'$',y. citizens will be long one,
De ;, indeed be roll of honor. 1t
?. vi, .,apsh ,, to put to shame the insig-
s. -, Of those who have, through
j, .,.,i,,ed a., to the yoke of the boycott
-. ms should esteem it an honor
= ~. lis, OF those who are in favor
vs. nj order and the sacred right Of
., -,.,i,sa citizen to make an honest
-.b,rr submitting to the dictates
- -, ,be rule Of fear and violence.
- ,,r,,tters have undertaken the
N that has ever been undertaken
.,.tion. \ score Of men without
A.. sood positions in the morning
- ofire>. positions in which they
mike from $50 to $3.50 per
-r lav in the year. These men
,,.hitr,tion when it was offered
ny fbr proprietors. The proPrie-
,,mpcllrd to get other men, or
,rb,iration. This would have
r 70 their papers. The cause OF
him, printrrs has been championed
r-,,ys, Assembly ofthe Ohio Valley.
arsr portion Of the members
r sympathy whatever with
mil and thousands of other work
-osonr valley who do not belong
oraniation. hold such lawleSs and
.---gn methods in contempt.
ts1 morning. papers have
ar l5.uun patrons. 1t is then a
r,rh small number OF
.azrged in conspiracy to
,imD citizens do their
.aI conduct business as dictated
oycott committee and the import
.,>,ional boycotter. The boycOtters
,0f more than they can chew.
rygo,terS have been trying t.
..., matter to q crisis. The citi'
-, ,. a1- community should be glad Oi
r.. To be considered safe for meu
RS. their capital in manufacturing
sar,s enterprises in our midst; i
,5ge to have preserved their dear
-. -a,s ~ free American citizens
-mp,ible, lOathsOme tOrerunner o.
the boycott, must not be tOlerat'
T-s0uer the citizens of this sec
aul>h il out, the better, and they
-.,rr meet it now than to give it ad
a momentum by Succumbing to it,
aaeolt huS failed in every instance
.a, people have stood together
.-tt There is no reason or indica'
.a.tr,rr that the present boycott
.Imph. Citizens recognize
4'y the uniuStness Of the de-
-.all- upon the morning papers,
,ae still greater injustice
rTa. io bring l5,OOO people into a
a,y that should concern only the
-.,ogs of the papers and their former
-grs and ATE giving the bOyeOtters Z
-.o1 that will be very diScOuraging
.a,,lng m the future
-tth, crisis come. WheelIng's citi'
4vc backbOncs like saw-lOgs, and
Josco;t Glng. let them do their best,
play little more than the Don
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A strike Of Berlin Printers.

BERLIN, November lO.-There Is
strike of compositors in the Government
printing offices at Littenfeld over work
for the War Department A number Of
soldiers who are compositors have been
ordered 10 take the places Of the strikers
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IN. R,r. Ir.d.. coutr.l.

Mt. PLEASANT, Pa, November TO-
The Standard Mines have been flooded and
the fire is thought TO be now under con-
troll. The water il being pumped out and
arrangements are being made 70 thosoagb-
ly ventilste the mines - they ere nd -
be filed with black damp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11

BEN BUTLER has done great good in
the Tewkesbury Almshouse, but his work
will not be complete till he orders good
supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
peoples remedy.
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Cholera In Germany.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-The Ma
rine Hospital Bureau has received lnfor-
nation through the Department Of State
that cholera is prevailing at Mayenee, Ger
many.
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LONDON, November l0.--The Times
says: Lord Salisbury's language in re-
gard to Bulgaria is the same as Mr.. Glad
stone might he expected 10 Use. The
most significant passage however, is that
in reference to an agreement 10 support
Austria. The only necessity nowI il that
Count Kalnoky make known that Aus
tria is determined To oppose Russian Am
bition in terms that cannot be misinter-
preted by Russia.
st. Petersburg newspapers daily pub
lish reports of crimes and atrocities prac-
ticed on Russian people in Bulgaria.
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Noter Pound Dead In His Cell.

IN N'IAI'o AGO November lO.-Three men
Saf,D, ,IA5u Iu up at the Harrison Street
pSs -. ,lSI evening, charged with riOting
a,,T;;,s,' S'O,A Yards. About 4 o'clock this
S.aTs u was discovered that one OF
saa,s - ,-ad. uead. The name of the unfor-
u, NJ -,an 5E Is Is not known, and it is thought
lls,l;,.,..eS .el'h was due to alcoholism. An
slllOn will hn mnhn
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TuEIRPLACEs PILED.
Ninety New Men Take the Places oft
,Jersoy CITY Striking Butchers.

Jersey City Striking Butchers.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., November To-
The situation of the strike at the Hog
AbattOir, on Hackenssck Meadows, was
unchanged to-day. A sherif's possee is
in charge. None Of the strikers were lott
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-11

For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmon-
AIRY Complaints, "BrOlra's Bronchial Hoches''
manifest remarkable curative properties. Sold
Rlu IN bors&
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Nabokor Sentenced 20 Death.

TIRNovA,.. November l0.-Captain Nabo-
koii the Russian who led the recent revolt
at Bourgas, has been tried by the Bulgar-
ian authorities for causing an insurrection
and convicted. He was sentenced to
death. His fellow conspirators have also
been tried and sentenced TO fifteen years
imnrisnnment each
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Parliament Prorogusd .
MIR. CLINE REELECTED

LONDON, November l0.-Parliament has
been prorogued to December -.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JEDEDIAH HART.

Captain Jedediah Hart age seyenty-six, well
known from his long the pOce force in this
city, died Tuesday morning at his home on Washing
ton Heights. Captain Hart born in 1S1O Oh Long
Island He sailed before the at the OF fourteen,
aud this city in 1853 where he was appointed
captain Of the Municipal Police. ani in 1857 was ap
pointed captain In the Metropolitan Police Depart
nent, which he supported against the Z" Municipal
regime. lie prominently assisted IN queing the AstOr
place, Draft other and IN the seven een IN Pre-
active suppressng the rOugh elements OF the
Mackerevlle" district lie routed the ticket swindlers
and when transferred 10 the Nineteenth Precinct put
many testimonials from leading citizens there for
MS success protecting hrs and property.
While serving in that precinct he took
part in putting down the Draft Riots OF
.63 and saved superintendent J. A. Kennedy from the
mob.
He next took com mand Of the Harbor Police. and in
the cholera epidemic OF 1867 rem tered efficient service
to Dr. John swInburne in conveying provisions TO
22,OOO mm grants the Lower Bay. who were dying
"A the OF 100 day. lie WAS spoken OF as man
inseDsble To fear He the only active member or
force aad been admitted to the bar or the
United Courts and the supreme Court or this
State. He suffered shock of paralysis two years ago
from which he recovered. He leaves wife and
three children.
The funeral took place Friday evening in the
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church IN one
hundred-and- hfth--t. and renthave The Rev. Dr.
C. 4. Soddar. or Ehe Ne,c York Observer and the Rev
Dr. John {. Bliss oticiated.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
LABOR CONTROVERSIES ELSEWHERE

PHILADELPHIA, June lSpecldlJ "A commit
tee of the knights Labor had long conference with
Messrs Kemble and Wdener. of the Traction Company
this morning. in the anticipated strike on
their lines They charge that both drivers aud con-
ducors have been discharged because they belonged to
the Knights OF Labor The conference was not or sat-
siactory nature general e-up OF the lines may De
ordered at any time.
LYNN, June (SpeciGD.-The knights OF
Labor OF tns city lost much public support In
hraak,uo aw,v from arbitration with the shoe and
Leather Association.
NORWICH Conn.,. June 5.-The employees In Henry
BROTHERS mills VersaIlesquit WORK yesterday against
the conditions slight reduction III time
and an order that the operatives should clean up IN their
oyn time and not during working hours
Troy June 5-MaLy OF the Knights or Labor who are
emnoyes of the collar dissatisfied with tne
illemess effort is To be made 10 nGuce
the striking laundry girls tO return to Work AT tho NAL
uf,cturers' oter The manu-. ~ eturers remain nrm
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
QCEER END or THE BICYCLE-HORSE RACE.
ANDERSON SUDDENLY ENDS 1T BE DECLAIMS


ANDERSON SUDDENLY ENDS 1T - BE DECLAIMs
AGAINST UNFAIR USAGE.
When WOOdsi1c and Brooks, the bicyclists,
and Anderson the California equestrian. began their
rotary about Madison Square Garden yesterday
morning everything looked bright except FOR the
managers Tho records were close enough
to satisfy the most speculative sports
men. At p M. the stood for the horseman sl9
miles. while the riders OF the winged wheel had s26
miles credit. Throughout the day the contest
worked away cheerfully as II the rows or
empty benches tenanteG by an enthusiastic
crowd. But although Anderson leaped from one
horse another with undimni5hcd agility. and smiled
with unfang urbaniry upon his far admirers among
the spectators he had IN his beart that
ready at any moment to burst forth
and break up the race But as
hs working for share OF
the receipts he concealed it like The after
early evening by without incident the
riders following each other around the ring Ike the
hands OF watch while the two or three spectators
tried vainiy to cheer loudly enough To De heard ID the
great Garden. Toward IL p IN. the crowd became
great Anderson had reduced the lead OF the
bcyests to four miles and his sanguine adherents be-
But suddenly when he should have sprang lightly
from seed to another and continued his mad
career he merely Jumped .,,,O, 10 the ground TSs
choicest Californian against the unfair usage he had re-
ceived The crowd rushed for the sp0t tcket-selers
referees and Official score keepers disappeared WIN
prompttude that seemed premedtated and the attend
arts Degan 20 turning oul liShtS
mounted the scorers stand and addressed the crowd,
saying that when he agreed to ride he ntd
expected 70 have good horses, instead Of winch his
mounts had been plugs He OrItOrealy bade deA-
any and all bieycsts for the future. In the
meant ne WOOiside had secured speaking place and
challenged Anderson another for $1,000 side
Then the lights being our, all went home The race was
awarded the bicyclsCs, but ~ the contest was
for twothrds Of the and there was no
net receipts they take little comfort in the victory
Anderson, when after the said that he should
not accept the challenge Of the whcelmen. When the
race closed the blcycsts had 953 and horse
man 957.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
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De camp dangJter, - n. Lon - Saa tf~ "a " s. = i
FrorS M .e rsi her granct srr >a.uaoi Prse
fj3 pearis nizI1s.l -. T. UI t0adft Jtdi = 81 -
Do0GB-Juas ;. 1884, IN Bo)sisI. hsst' - D'A'" ~i'
Fnnara service, "a aoaI,y IL D. a.s lasa rsH sis'
~ sidney place.
Kindly 0uis dOvera
Intermont Il clayo islce o, TIC family.
GOBLh-Iscliais L)igc. NJ. LIZ Lp.OE B-o,a'rE ioi
are reqTcated t, L0iye HDOa n D. n, sun
day Juus u. fOr he paTDDss OF atsntag tAs .It'rA
wees oar dos sa bOa- Natlaa GgDi ID D. heli se
Internent al Florida Osanso county y L. aoli4J '~i'
Trans leaves ,o)t Chambsrs-st tFr'e Railroad
4 4. Srr.VEss. v %.
HALL-on Friday Tuaoi at 2 Per-sV1at 81 susan Iats
Relatives and rrIsn Is d ally alssni t1s
fulerii at Graca Church. Dro0Syu Heights Ol saaly
June g. at o'clock.
HALSTED-At Osweyo Y. Y. 1f.h fay lm0rniDs luna
g. 1856. Al0nZD Haistes. aged OJ
Interment az C1appaiuL
HOYT-At M0rrstown. 9TH nst-. william Cary. youngcs
OF Francis :. and Anna H. HOyL agei years ands
Relatives nvitci 70 attend the funeral OF
Tuesday. h inst. from late residence ln.s az ocoA
arrival o. lelvia8 New IOfs VIA Morris sanf
ESSEX HIrOm a. IL H.
LUDLOW-On Friday. Juno T. Phoebe Marsh Ludlow
dlu lnter Of a. AZ, Ezra .utiOy Of tais ci5y.
Funerai Monty. a. I5D "a. 4e the pd,e on
hr nephew, nr. William L. Hu nyhr'G No - "eS'
I'll Sinaiy requested tna, no aoTers be sent
LOvETr-On FRIDAY Ine John p Lovelt aged 81 year.
Funeral from s ate ience 25j eIEton ave. Brook
i{n on aao9 4 "a & : ,e & . q, ;;, = p 30 ,.,e,,
PEHBr EsOn satariay June s. WI liam NJ Peobles aged
FHnera services will be held at his rrsiea,s $50
lOtn-st. -outh rooAyn. sunday. June o. at o'clock m
sTELrE-On saturday June :. az Planneld y. T., Jane
Manning Stale IN tae list year ot heF aRs. <
Funeral from Aer ats r8LeIcs On JIsy dle al -'je
Irain from foot Of LibsrtY-st, at 1870 D. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06


Amid the luxurious appointments the heavy draperes the
thick carpets and soft mOdern homes e Ike foes
ambush the foul Of disease and death In the most
carefully KEPT apartment dus will gather moths Will DO busy
and witt lurg warp and woOf Against
but saeguar and that Is TO
least year tn se indispensable articles and
have thoroughly celnse and deOdorzed Fortunately
enables te careful houseKeeper TO 10 this
merely nominal cost and without
injury delicate costly fabrics AT No 32U 7th-
vuuinx devoted 20 the cleans
OF these Mr.. 1.
NJ by the aid O his ty three e1peri
ms inventive genius developed the best
constructed perfect app.
These other house IN the wOr
by them he en4Dei remove GusL stain
the original cO0rs AMI ACTUALLY 10 the
almost the places Ine powerful dry
blast which the fabrics eced IN their passage
through the machines dsneets and deOdOrLes them. while
chemical Used act mOh prevendtives MT stewart
In ais Addition large number OF
ski eli uphOsIsrers AMI having
adapted weather. AL times prepared take
clean and lie carefully stores and
carpets persons leaving ths sumner anu
either for shipment are put 10
chemically prepared which DsOutey moth
Fabrics leaving ls scrupuousY clean establishment wnere
ny -wester aud when
nrst from the MANUFACTURED HIS patrons among
~ the Oest peOp pcf 1DsJure confidence
only character Of his work but ali promises and
engagements Ae maAeA
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
HunAETXN RDADC
THE STRIKE IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Street cars were not run in Long Island City
after a. m. When ths Of the Hunters Point and
Stein way Railroad their first trp leaving stenways
at o'clock re Ached the Hunters Point Ferry eoD-
mttee from the New York Knights OF Labor informed
each driver the order to tie up M reason was as
signed but the we're told to 90 to the meeting at
Franklin and Eagle reenpoint where they would be
informed of the cause OF the No left the stables
after that except driven by Alderman William
DeIahanty who volunteered to drive. The strikers
wentto Greenpont. The men inrormei ouperittenueh1
but opeyed the order OF tho They offered 10
ali the assistance In caring Tor the horses
hrn they started for Green ponl said they would
let the the or the strike anu
their Intentions AT the earliest possible mOnlen
During the day the officers OF the SeInway and Hun
ter, Point Railroad drove each hour on each
line until p. m, when tne ue-up was
ornsred off aad the cars all out.
When a number had arrived at Hunters Point
the drivers ordered to leave the cars nut ater
con ference 10 decided that the cars should CON
tnue running and Il30 the cars were again started
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
Post Office Notice.

5houd be real DAILY ~ AL iaars'ts as cial5,' may
ior!l D sos,i.y airssssi
desired .sat tolsll,s 1t a. asr:lA i,si
nsaaa isGast Vessels ss,s' AZ 1 ~ .,
PnS%rnr nSsSTn Ii m al cases, G Sas q @ H 9 9ns a. ' ~ '
MoNDAYAt. .jO m for rrnxliio and R1atan per ;, :
per s. s. Luc, p. Miller. rOn New orleans
TUE-DAY.-At A. N for the West indies via y Thomas
and Bar baOs Tor Venezuela aud Curacoi via sarDa los
for Brazi AMI ts La piatS Sointrte. VA Sr-l per =
Rica per fOxhIiL rom New orleans.
yia5,itanotaa .ai sr1 asl a. ~ ~ or Jama.ea
United states OF Colombia Costa hica onynlOr and
soutn Paciac Porls p1r d Avenh VA kingston
iOa Tor NewfOIuiani. per PoJii az p n
for Para pernanouao AMI CearA Brazil per = ANA
THURsDAr-At9 a N. Tor Eiropa pers : Airaiic ., va
directes Der Adr 4t'el AZ 10 IN ,or Fran, Germany
noar per rf.ss pa eI xi rt.n M sti
countries must Is tt,scssa sst mss piI1.. h & =, ~ o.
City Of pueoa at p N for SAssAu- n r.
per Santiago
Haliias go m for spanish sn dGarr ant Ie'
sArURDAY-At $3.50 ID N. Jamaica, United states ot
Colombia. sa.vaior ali 1ouih pleidc PocLs per !, I.
Ealth Golden wa hngstoa ,ieters lot sefic, must 20
diIee1ea pIr "a .a eaSa ~ r. q ~ o yr
&c. must directed per AurIi.l'; ~ IL a. fOr
Germany &C. per ElOe. via southampton and Bremen
ar4cr per ethiopia wa Glasgow letters must D,
per = la Sorniand.s. via havre at II =
stisr, must 5' os lrectsi 3 per Al %
for Belsun dlrIct per = Belgenani. VIA Antwerp
OetIers directed per Begenlins,l a y "a:
for Win1warl Islands direct ana ior Venezuela aud
Curacoa via rrl1uiai. per !. Irlni1L
Mails for tle ,and slca Lill' per AAsraii roa sii
Francisco ciose lere Juns : at p M NAILS or cnnA
anl 4. DC iron frAIcisc0i c.Dso
here ID y. Nus tas ,OslsGJ l.lll Is.
per ship rrODlc lfrU franctscJl c,),b
June "a al ! . n Ails tos .i,.e.uA Sew Isa.at
sandwich FIJI ana 5amJtn Isllnih Dor T. T. AtrtcbA
Frllclscol c.0,J Iers ILIs - u D m.
aTriy4 Sew q Brit,na slsl asit.,a @.l'
anatasnca BY steamer roa asy west ia. di5ss .s aIi
oLlce AAily Al $50 -
The schedule O cosilk OF Trans Plcd; mails IL urs1 st
1psef .riLa1
t1ancis5D Mails tn Sts5 trriyils OK Tina ~
ts day sIn of stoa ara dspaesa
thence the Gag.
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Ohce New l0rS. y. l.. Junet Is 81
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
CARS DISABLED BY STRIKERS IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. June 5.-The Rock Island Railroad
Company attempted get out the four car loads
of nails concerning which there much dispute at
Cummings ast evening In the night the nal cars were
tamp, red with. thrown from the rails and
the upon Of this car anu those OF TWO
others we're drawn thrown into the marsh together
with the coupling pins and drawbar Keys. Ihey are
disabled. The fourth can be rghed easily. IL E
said that the knights held meeting In South Chicago
st night and while the assembly session, the
work 10 th. yard wu-d The Track soap-d ana
the dertted ear pushed into the marsn. The women
Le.t wtrnln door, until 9:JO D. ILL.,, when engine ar
rtv.d Then they came our III lOrce aud headsI by
fail woman CARRYING "A babe IN her arms anu snalrr
u,,,,.u w.ylur "A II A, with The words, We want our
rght. on one side and Womau's Protection Associa
ZION on the other paraded the principal streets
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

~, storrs performed the ceremony Mr ana . n.ss;
Dloa a.e spending part OF their hoaeymooi AT west
Point. ..... ,n,,,,,-s os tha toO-n we 'dinrs
,hrafed on Tuesday evenlag last at Holy Trinity
49,, Harlem The bgile. Miss Anna Mills. was the
uauS" Exer,t a son OF ths late Valentine Evert of
.rcoglyu The church was aeclratei win MOWERS anu
nsa,s a:d well nlied oy tue many llehus OF tie
p. ~. "a The brides white sailn ana
.,ssse ACC with waite roses. she was attenHed bY
her sister a. mad or uvr ~ pnk snrah ana tuiie car
DID, Blrnam OF Brooklyn; the tiShers were Mossrs
Dolle Bu, khou Ford and Hs.sfei. reevi19h Oh inc
ns-st fwi,nis was afterwari Laid at residence of
me brtl.'s parents, No. 20 West 0aehundred- and
tatrt,-ta.rIst.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
MR. ECCLESINE SURPRISED.
THE TIR-UP CONTRARY To HIS ADVICE As COUNSEL
KOR LIE EMPIRE ASSOCIATION.

THE TIH-UP CONTRARY To HIS ADVICE As COUNSEL
FOR The EMPIRE ASSOCIATIONS.
ALBANY, June 5.-Ex- Senator Ecclesine, the
counsel Empire Protective Association on being
informed to-day the from NewYork IN relation
TO the general tie-up. said: " This IS most un-
pleasant surprise me. and ia III direct opposition
to the advice gave my clients left New YORK
last night entirely disspprove OF the general te-up
and will my terminate II at once. | am more
chagrned because have reason To believe that crran
legal proceedings which about TO institute wOuIi
bring about adjustment OF the difficulties
Mr. Ecc esine sent the following dispatch:
JAMES p GRAHAM. ChaTpian Of me EIerthirc BodTu "
tie EBi pure Ir0tocitse Association:
NEw-YORK June D.
entirely disa pprove OF the general te-up. Meet me
tonight At the NJ urray Hill Hotel at O'clock
THOMAS G. T. ECCLESISE
It is understood that Mr. Lcciesine called
upon Attorney General OBrien and the l.ail-
road Commissioners to-day and conferred with
them relative to insttung proceedings declaring Ihe
charter OF the Third Avenue Railroad forfeited lho
Attorney General prefers that the charges against tne
be made writing and that the counsel Tor the
corporation be given opportunity TO be heard Mr'
Ecciesine started New YorA by The 2:4O H. train
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
ARRESTED THREE TINES IN TWO WEEKS.


Julius Hoesterie. who says that he Is re-
porter the Nsw-York Votks Zeitng. and who has
been urging the striking Union Hill silk weavers To re.
sort TO violence arrested Friday for the thrd
time within two weeks He arrested by Policeman
Frauham while haranguing crowd OF Socialists and
melting them TO voleuce The prisoner was inclined 70
be defiant and claimed the right to do what he chose
and tO where he pleased Judge WAnser SAID the
Distrct-AttOrney had complaint against Hocstere for
endeavOrlug TO lncite and remanded him ulti TO-
morrow for examination Tie Judge refused to accept
Oal and the prisoner locked up much to his sur
prise ana disgust.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
TIE VEArHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIOSs-FOa 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, June 6.-FOr Maine, New
Hampshire Vermont. Massachusetts Rhode Island and
Connecticut, slightly cooler, fair weather. westerly
winds.
For Eastern New-ork Eastern Pennsy lvania. New
Jersey Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair weather
nearly stationary temperature variable winds generally
westerly.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THEY WILL. CEASE TO BE KNIGHTS.

PlrTsBuRG, June > lSpecidh.-By the strike
of the Wyiir-ave. line the superintendent Colonel
II. q. Heron. and his son. un-keerer are placed Id
peculiar predeament Some time ago ooth joined tue
Knights OF Labor ana now after having engaged non
unop men TO take the places strkers, are cae
upon 10 STRIKE or expusion from the order II
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IRlBuSE OPrrcg. June 6-l q m.-The movement OF
the barometer yesterday was slight The temperature
ranged $50 and go. the average 6llsS being
20 lower than Friday
FAIR slightly warmer weather NAV be expected to-day
IN this CITY vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

Is needless to say that the order will not be obeyed The
senior HERON isOns OF the stockholders Of the road
rho Oakland line Ia also running with non uni "a inen
The latter refused acc0mmOiati0Es a. boarding :
houses and furnished meals Presilsnt CordOa
house. They sleap III tho stable.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

able 10 enforce in way the re-
suits OF arbitration. but the whole thing
IS cSraegnl If the State Board IA asked To Interfere
Ia ths street railway difficulty IL Will probably dispense
win Local board and go nj the trouble directly some
thlhg ought to be done. Not only the public suffering
greatly by the tie-up, but the companies
anu strikers are losing money every day The other
commissioners are william Purcell Of Rochester, aui
Gilbert Robinson. OF Troy They at home.
nave been in the city myself only since Friday