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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-20
On Account of The Third Avenue
Troubls---Cars Demolished.
Baltimore Cars at a Standstill,
Strikers Cause Trouble.

WASHINGTON, April l9 A mass meet
mo was held this evening under the aus
uicss Of the Knights OF Labor and the Typo
graphical Unioa, for the purpose OF listen
ing 70 addresses delivered by members of
Congress and Others on the labor question.
Representative Farquensr, Of New York,
WAS elected chairman. ALuding 10 the
strike in the West he asserted, and the
sssemblage spplAuded the assertion, that
Notwithstanding East St. Louis no more
blood would De shed in labor troubles 10
America The posse comitstus might
murder, the wOrkiugmen would not; but
instead OF bullets the workmen would set
tie their battle with tine ballot. Frank
FOgg. Representative 0! the General AS
semoly of The Knights OF Labor, said that
Workingmen were the people and intended
TO run the country. Jay Gould. Vanderbilt
and Tom Scot, had taught them Com.
munionism Socialism organization detens-
and 5y the eternal living God they would
prot, By that teaching. He summed up
the civilization Of the present day by de-
scri5iug the men ot America IS Christian,
lied. civilized Harvard cOllegs edu-
Gated cauu,bals. Senator Voorhees,
urged workingmen to organize
and proin;,sG his vote aud influence to Sc
cnre s1ca ls,isa,ion as they desired
He was f5lloSS by Representative
Weaver, OF IUss. WGo covered about the
same ground
Resolutions iudorsiug the course par
sued by General Master Workman Pow
derly IN relation 10 the strike
on the Gould sy5,em of rail
wsys heartily commencing his appeal
for aid for strikers; calling upon all oP
posed 10 monopoly 10 contribute hberslll
aud promptly, demanding OF the National
Government the building and improve
ment OF hishRsys aIl WstsrSays tor The
direct benef, Cf the Ua0p," ins'esd OF mid
dlemen and spectators; commencing
the action ot wcrkjugmen IN sending
memorials 10 CJOgr-.', urg'ng au spPro-
pr,a,i9n for tue construction o. the dsnne
Din: declariu. ih"rr opposition 10 the pas
sSge Of the b,ll TO abolish compulsory pilot
ags and urging tn d1u-s q. representa-
tiyts 20 determine upnn day 10 the near
future toS the co 3 jera n OF the ifsrent
measures Trc0mmpICra ". be Commit t
on L,bor. R-p-esra a'.:c - Ha-a sN'r
the workirgmsn in their elEJrt to secure
shorter hours OF labor Esd the sympathy
of the clss4tha, ~ represented
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-20
Parkersburg Points.
SpseinI n he Rs1iytkr.

PARKERsBURG, April l9.-The proprietor
Of the American House, near the wharf,
has rented and will remodel the two'ste-y
building adjoining into an annex, in order
70 accommodate his largely increasing
rede.
1t is understood that Tuck Leeper, the
sbductor of Samuel Russelrs eleven-yesr
old daughter, and the girl herself have been
found on Lick Run, near Kanswhs Station,
this county Laeper is said to be badly
wounded. Russell, the father of the girl,
who shot Leeper, has not yet been discov-
cred.
A general free fight occurred in Belpre,
yesterday. John Mcconnell and Tim Fort
ner, who had several slight differences 10
settle, went out to the Ohio river bank and
got into fight, during which several mel
appeared and tried to stop them. All Of
them finally became engaged and gener-
al Kilkenny row ensued. Broken heads
and bloody noses were the trade marks
caused BY the crowd after the ending oftbe
hattla
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Over the River Notes.

When the night turn went on at the
DaU1 JoIes IN charge OF the pudding de-
partmeut and gave the idle furnace to
Thos. Robbins, uew man This caused
the helpers TO strike, they not considering
itIfsir,.. but he trouble was soon adjusted.
About 10 o'clock Sunday night q mem
Der OF Moses McCahn's family, OF Martins :
Ferry, was hunting in q wardrobe for some
article Of clothing, when the lamp chin
ney broke and the contents oi the wardrobe
took fire. The flames extended to the in
terror ofthe room, involving loss Of about
SIS,
HANSON Baxter. of Bridgeport, has sued
C. A. Junkins, n. Kuhn and William
Howells for s., coo for no, allowing HIM to
vote at the municipal election at Bridge.
po,t. The gentlemen FAMED were the
judges of the election. and excluded Bsx'
rer's ballot, notwithstanding the own ceun.
sci decided that Baxter WAS legal voter.
The issue Of the sui, will be wttched with
interest.
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BELLAIRF,

The indications are that the Publ,
Square will be given to the Globes thii
summer as ball ground. 1t is the bes
place in or about the city for game, and
# our people expect to have base ball they
will have to see that the players are en-,
coursged, and the best way to encourage
them is to give them q decent place to
play.
The funeral Of VIM. Haines took place
yesterday afternoon ard was largely at
tended. The glass workers turned out in
body.
Miss Clara Sonneborne is visiting friends
in Cumberland, Md.
N. E Pearson has cold his news depo.
TO Msssrs. Frank Archer and John Dsvi.
who will continue the business as at pres
ent
Services in the Episcopal church this
evening aud to-norroE evening.
Two trains of German emigrants passed
West over the B / o. yesterday.
Rev. J. E. McKallip is in Columbus Wis.
iting friends.
Biddy Lee, who was taken from here to
the county In6rmary some days ago, suc-
ceeded in makirg her escape from tha, in.
stitution Friday, and walked back TO Bell.
aire-quite long trip considering the con-
dition of the frail Biddy,
Chas Hoffman, Jr, is now jsni,or of the
Fourth ward school
Nathan Barber, Of Cambridge. was in the
city yesterday on the look out for fellow
named Wilson, who dealt one Morrison q
murderous blow while passing along the
streets Of Washington, D. Mr.. Barber was
also in search Of thieves who robbed J. B.
Tarkle 4 Bros. store Of about $500.
Charles Foster. q six-year old chap, fell
upon a sharp stick that he was carrying,
AMI cut an ugly cash aear ore Of bis eyes.
The flint houte, laid Of yesterday so that
Their employees might attend the funeral Of
VIM Hsine,.
Keep your back yards clean, Tor this is
the time OF year that rubbish is quick to
breed disease.
George Ctiswell has gone to West Vir
ginis to spend the summer.
Mrs. George Romsck, who has been
quite i'll for some time, s reported no
better.
A great many OF cur business men ore
in the habit Of depositing Iarge quantities
o. waste paper in front Of their stcrss. TIE
result is that the cutters ard streets pre-
s mt very bad appearance. 1t an easy
matter 10 burn waste paper.
Henry Blum will e::bsck from New
7 ork this week.
Mrs. Rosa X. Meek is in Pntsburg on
bu iiness.
An addition will be built 10 the south
'ids Of the Bel'sre lantern g'oSe works, 30
lee. long and 70 feet wide.
The final stakeholder in the He'll Rich
,rds race will be the editor Of the Pntsburg
sportsman.
Cooley" Fry, who has been laid up with
Iickness is able TO be out.
John Ovington. who was injured on the
DOT, in the c. L P. yard, got out yesterday
IN crutches and visited tho hoys at the
lepot.
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THE LIQUOR WAR.

The Proh'bitionists Triumph But the
Saloons viii Keep Open.
Special 10 the Re9iSter.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l9.-Ihe
County Court to-day refused to confirm
the action of Council in granting license
to liquor men. The PfOhibitonists are
rejoicing. The liquor men and coh'
servative citizens claim that business
will be very dull and trade ruined.
They Will Sell.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l9.-Ihe
matter Of prohibition, which has been so
hotly carried on 10 the county during the
past, resulted to-day in the County Com
missioner refusing to grant license. The
saloon men say they will sell, let come what
may. The Prohibition party say they will
DO all in their power TO prosecute them.
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A wonderful Cur. IN Michigan.
ApgiAN. Mich. Aug. IA u

ADEiAS, Mich, Aug. Ia 1893.
DEAR SIR:-I think i, my duty to tell
you Of the great cure eaee,sd by "Aronsn-
ns.' ! was recently troubled With liver
complaint and dyspepsia. accompanied
with great costiveness, pslpi'a'ion Of The
heart, nervous debility, female irregular
r,ies in fact Il seemed - though every or.
gan Vas dsrapged. / had tried various
remedies snd drugs, and also prescriptions
Of good physicians, but afforded ne 10
relief, and ! Was slmos, despsired Of re-
covery wren ] vas recommended 10 Try
"Aromanna," which I did, and after tak-
ing it several times ! experienced great
benefit. In Q short time I was able 10 70
about where pleased without shonpsss Of
breath, which troubled me most OF ibs
tine. recommend il ~ the 6nest medi
cine Tor liver comp'sint thar ! ever sav.
spd advDe tie sfsic' ed 10 give il trial.
LILLIAN RrtsELL.
Sold BIZ Lorn l. Co. aa rs and 7Jc.
Do Het Trins
With cold, thinking that IL viii p.ss Of 10
Q few DAYS, but secure at once . bottls Of
DuLscs Swiss Bslsam," .as Grea, Coosh
Remedy, and ss What 9 few doses viii do
for you. Afords rslis, in svery inaspce.
Quick. safe a,d reliable 'Ssiss Bal.sm'
10 especially recommended for children, ~
il contains 10 mospbis or opium, ssd
pleasant to take. Try il and yoa yiIl sss
no cthsr. PGee Is snd 75c. Sold By
Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-20

Great excitement his been caused in tbe
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was &C
helpless he could not turn in bed, or rsise
his head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle of DR. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, be bought ls-ge bottle and box o.
DR.. Kings New L fe Pills; by the time be
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two bot
ties of the Discovery, be was we'll and had
gained in Aesh thirty-six pounds Trial
bottles OF this Great Discovery for Cor
sumption free at Logan 4 Cos.
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An Ana.er Wanted.

Can any one bring us case Of kidney
or Liver Complaint tina, Els:tric Bitter
will not speedily curei We cay they CAD
not, az thousands oi cases already perms.
nently cured and Who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitterr, viii prove. Brighfi
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back. or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. Thel
purify the blood, regulate the bovsls, and
act directly on the diseased pArta- Ever
bottle guaranteed, For sale ct 50 cents {
bottle By Logss Il &c.
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What Can be Dnna.

By trying again and keeping mp courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured by Electric Bitters, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no cure for you, but try Elec'
tric BitterS. There is no medicine 40 safe,
so pure, and 30 perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dia
betes aud all Diseases of the Kidneys. In,
valuable in affections of Stomach snd
Liver, aud overcome all Urinary Difficult
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, at Lo
gan i Co.'S.
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Afraid Of a Reduction.

CHICAGO, April lS.-At a meeting OF
the Furniture Workers Union, Yesterday,
the lockout at F. Meyer L Coz factory
was discussed. The strikers feared that on
Nav l, when they demanded the enforce
ment of the eight hour rule, their wages
would be reduced in the same proportion,
and they would then, many of them,
bs unable to support their families
Thay want their wages raised now
40 that they could stand the reduction If II
took place. There vas much objection TO
couutsnAncing the strike BY the older and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-20
B. 4 o. swITCHNEN RESUME.

The town of Lake has about thirty police
men on the sceGe, or about Is per cent
Of the entire force.
B. 40. swITCHNEN RESUME.
All the B. & o. strikers went back to
work at seven clock this morning. The
non-union men will probably be sent out
on the road.
Saturday afternoon two men came here
from Garrett in response TO an order from
the Division Superintendent. They Jumped
on board an engine for the city and q
crowd of the strikers surrounded them and
asked them where they were going. They
said they intended TO take g run into
Chicago to try q little switching. The
men then asked them if they had per.
NIT from headquarters TO ride on the en-.
CINE. They answered in the negative and
the crowd escorted them over to train
standing in the depot and sent them back
10 Garrett.
STATE AID TO BIZ INVOKED.
The Lake Shore officials propose to make
the strike an issue in regard to the non
union men. The failure of the town or
lake police to protect their property against
the strikers will be taken as clearly show
ing that the town cannot or will not afford
protection, and the Sheriff and Governor
in turn, will be called upon for assistance
NEW MES BOUGHT or FRIGHTENED OFF.
Seventeen men. some from points as far
as Buffalo and Erie, were on hand this
afternoon to take the place of strikers. By
promises of other employment or by intim-
ldstiou, eight of the seventeen, immediate
" upon their arrival were made 10 be-
Ieve that it was to their interest to
refrain from doing a stroke of work
The remainder OF the seventeen
explained to the strikers that they
we're without means of subsistence and
hereupon undertook to Oegiu work After
much psrley one bY one these men furtive-
y accepted boarding house tickets from
Itrikers and decsupsd in hurry. There
vas one exception he rejected all sd-
rances from the strikers. and finally be
coming spgsrsd at their persisteucy, Ap-
lied an offensive epi,het to them In
tantly he was felled by blow from be-
lind and injured to su IA an extent that be
Till be Of no service TO the Company for
eversl days.
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An Ep,.rpr,ipg Reliable Hou o

Logan K Co tan always be relied upon,
not only TO carry in stock the best OF every
thing. but to secure the Agency for such
articles as hsv. well known merit, and are
popular uith the people, thereby sustaining
The reputation Of being always enierPrislng
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency Tor The celebrated DR. Kings Ne.
Discovery Tor Consumption. will sell 1t on
positive guarantee. II will surely cure
any and every affection Of the Throat,
Laogs and Chett, and 10 show our eons.
dencs, We invite you 10 call and get 9 Trial
Bottle Free.
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SCOTS EMULSION or PURE

COD Liver OIL, with HJpophosphites,
Its Use In Lung Troubles.
DR.. HIRAX CADoRETTo, Of Jseksonville,
Fla, says "Ihsye for The las: ten months
prescribed ycu, Emulsion to patients sOf
fering from lurg troubles, and they seem
70 be greatly benefited by irs a,p.'
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Grain In store.

CHICAGO. April ls.-The number Of
bushels Of grain in store in the United
S,ates and Canada and the decrease COM
pared with the previous week will be most.
Ines,, 'EU.5iy.IlI. decrease 1852. I45; |;
corn, l5.2i2,426, decrease. l.253.3S4 /:
oats, 1871, ,43s, decrease i45,llS rye.
430. .45l, decrease 4i5ll; barley. 103,692,
decrease l29 42i Number Of bushels 10
Chicago elevators was: Wheat, | ,969..
405; corn. 3,s79,2UI; Oats, 392.7i2; rye.
l53,lO4; barley, 81, ,969.
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An Hnd In Hon. scr.p,nn.

Edward Shepherd. o. Harrisbsrg. H..
says: Having received so mach benefit
from Electric Bit,.rs. feel II my duty 10
let 81 feripg humanity know il. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years.
my doctors told me would have to have
The hone scrnped or leg AM npu'n'ed. ] used
instead three bottiers OF Electric Bittsrs
and seven boxes Buckleps Arnica Salvs;
and my leg 10 uow sound and well "
Electric Bitiers are sold at 60 cents .
bottle, and Bucklen's Arniea Salve at 26c
per box BY Logan 4 Co.
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Old River Men Dead.

PIrrsRURG, Pa, Apil l9.-Capt, John
Birmingham, an old t me river man, and
one of our most prominent citizens, died
suddenly of paralysis, at on esrly hour
this morning.
Capt. Thomas Kerr, boat builder for
forty years we'll known among river men
from Pitsburg to New Orleans, died a. HE
home in Freedom this afternoon, aged IS
years
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a Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and n. Y, hsd been
troubled with cough 30 that be was una
ble to sleep, and was induced to try DR.
Kings New Discovery tor Consumption
It not only gave him instant rehet, but
sllsyed the extreme soreness in his breast
His children we're similarly affected and 8
single dose had the same happy effect
DR.. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house,
hold and on board the schooner. Free
trisl bottles Of this standard remedy 81
Logan 4 Co. 3 Drug Store.
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Adyies % Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup fx chil
dren tsething, Is the prescription Of one d
the bestfemale nurses and physicians ID ths
United States, and has been used fos fosty
years With never fsiiisa success By mil
lions Of mothsss foe their childrsn. Dun.
irs ia process Of tse.hing i,s vsius ID IN
calculable. Il relieves the child fssA pain
cures dysentery and dAs<hea, g;p;ng d
the bovels, and wind colo. By gi-.n:
health TO the child I. fssts o. uosAs
Prics 2Se Q boels,
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Judgment Affirm ed.
Special 10 tie Register,

PHILADELPHIA, April ls.-Tne Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania to-day affirmed tie
Judgment of the lower court in the case Of
The B 4 o. Telegraph Company vs.. TIE
Bell Telephone Company of Philadelphia,
which granted the application OF the B &
O. Company for telephone connections at
all exchanges in Pennsylvania upon tie
same terms and conditions as apOly to the
the Western Union Company. This deci-
sion opens up the B. & D. telegraph lines
to all the telephone srbscribtrs throughout
the State of Pennsylvania.
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she AbhUrs Food.

la CROSSE, April 10 Anna Bell Lat
gan. the nne-y yesr,o'd girl who has been
tasting for torty-seven days ia still stro1g
and lively. She still has an aohorreuee
for food. and positively refuses to eat
mouthful. She even refuses 10 take the
Juice Of oranges. She looks comparative
ly we'll, and weighs about sixty five pounds.
The doctor iu attendance hopes to bring
her out all right. Hundreds OF people
visit the little faster, aud some retlse 10
believe that she has gone withou; io1d for
so long time.
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Fire Near EliZabet tn.
N,sri1l IN fbs Pspff1sT

ELIZABETH, W. Va, April ia barn
and contents belonging to ex-Sheriff Bum
gardner, Of Writ county, was burned to tie
ground last Thursday night. Loss $500;
insured for $3.50. Several boys had been
shooting at rats in and around thu barn at
the time Of the fire, and it ia thought some
of the burning gun waddiDg got into the
hsy and set the building on fire.
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Miraculous Escape.

W. ". Reed. druggist. Of Winchester.
Ind, writer One Of my customers. Mrs.
Louisa Pike. Bartonis. Randolph county.
Ind, wss . long Sufferer With Conunp-
ton, and wss given up 10 die by Ler ph,si-
clans. She heard oi DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. and began buying
it Of me. In ak months time ,he walked
10 this city, & distance Of sir miles. and 10
now 80 much improved she hss quit using
it. She feels sbe owes her HE 10 il. Prss
trial bottles st Logan 4 Co = drug store.
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A Terrible Punishment,

DAN,lLLE, " April l9.-0n Sunday,
near Axton, q negro named Ke(iis Nor
man, by forged note, induced whi,e
man named Mike Malone to 60 to neigh
boring house to play game oi catda.
Malone had small Sum Of money, and on
the way home Norman knocked Malone
down and robbed him. Malone Was bs1!y
stunned but recovered to tell what hap.
pened. A party Of men soon captured
Norman and lynched him last night. Nj
hore' injuries are thought TO be fatal.
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Bucklen's Arpica SalVe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
BRUISES Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuu: Fever
Sores, letter, Ghapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all Skin Erupueas, end posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
ia Tuarante d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For ssle by Logan l. Co.
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looks so Untidy.

Nothing looks moEs untidy than the
pseser ce Of scurf ard dsndrutf in the hair
and on the clothing 0ne bottle Of Par
ker's Hair Balssm viii heal the scalp aud
free it from tfis nuisance Stops falling Of
the hair, promotes new growth aud makes
it soft, glossy and silky. Best of dressing.
Deliciously perfumed.
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Best Goods are Put in Smallest Parcels

Best Goods are fut IN SnAliest
The old proyerb is certainly true in the
case of DR.. Pierces pleasant Purgative
Pellets" which are little, sugar-Trspped
parcels, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, containing as R lch cstharGc power
as is done up in tina biggest, most repul,
siveIookiug pill. URiks the big pills,
however, they are mild spd pleasant in
heir operstion-do not produce gripping
paius nor render the bowels costive after
using.
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Trlchinosi, victims.

LErcnHURG Pa April la--WilIic Tur.
ney, aged seven years dHd tonight oi
,ricbinosis after suB.ring terribly. Re
Gently The little fellow ate some raw pork
given b m by his uncle who Was slaughter
ing hogs. His uncle also ate Of the meat
and con plains Of pairs in the muscles Of
his legs and arms.