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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-26
BRID8EPORT.

yesterday Il. B. Mitchell waa fined SlO
and costs for assault and battery commit
ted on the person Of Justice +. H. Robin.
son. Mitchell is City Treasurer and while
engaged in a business Transaction with
Robinson in the National Bank they be-
came involved in q difficulty, which re.
suited in Robinson receiving several severe
blows in the face. Who was 10 blame in
the matter has not been definitely decided,
sg both men and persons who saw the en-
counter AMI who are cogn}ant OF the
causes leading to it tell different stories.
Yesterday the officers recoved a watch
from an Italian at the Wheeling creek
works, which had been stolen some time
since. The watch WAS sold 10 the EAa IL
whose possession It was found and an
effort is being made 10 determine who IS
the guilty party. :.
On Wednesday night very peculiar
proceeding TO discover the oVnershlp OF q
razor was held in the reading room. The
parties to the suit were Aaron Walker and
Henry Tut. DR.. J. NJ Todd represented
walker and Chss. J. Heinline acted ns
legal adviser for Tut. ]. L T7ueman,
Joe. McConuaughy ani Harry Clark occn'
pied the judicial bench and meted out
Justice in their sinple way tillitwss plainly
felt By sll in the court room.
By the evidence of few witnesses ex:
am:ned it was proven that Walker had
hou-ht the razor from X. + Wells, but
had not paid for it. TGtt had taken !; and
Walker in return had taken it from Tut =
boarding house. After iorc'9,'
argument end considerable
number OF legal oplnions taken
br DR.. Todd, from the report Of the com
mi,tee OF investigation g! the Hooking Val
lev riot" and the las. census Of Ohio,
the court decided that man.s conscience
ia the only thing which can make coTarc
Of him, and that the owner Of the razo
could prove his ownership by his grea't
prowets in a perfonal encounter With hi
opponent advised that the claimant
should fight it out With boxing gloves ther
ard there. This decision vas appeslet
from and the sr5itratoys decided that sine
the razor hsi not Ueen paid FOR, 4. /
Wells Was the rigktfal owner aud that b
receive the razor and pay all costa Thi
decision pleased all bat the dEsky claim
ants and vaI declared decisive. The sfai
vas fanny, very iunD7.
The Leiderkrsrz danced in their nall o
Wednesday night. The same evening ii
Butchers Association held forth in Job
Schaefers ball.
Mrs J. ]. McCIellaEl Is very i'll q: be
..oE.e IN HirkEood.
Vim. u. Campbell, OF Wheeling Tow
ship, was in town yesterday.
W. c. Deems is quite i'll
Tom Perry, young man with great
5 love than discretion, is vca;sd ios ssdu
ton upde7 promise Of marriage. The your
e isdy igea on; the pike aud Perry is nov
D Indiana, where he will likely renAin.
Miss Molhe Williams, charming Joui
lady Of Allegheny City, Ps., has return
u Lo1c. sLLa x.s aaiied 70 hls place b7
e death OF her cousiD, Aiss Sarah A. v
Esns.
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A PERSISTENT oFflcs-sEEKER,
yVne Was Not at al Boshful a. 10 the
Place RE Wanted,


NssaJNST2N, .-''aN's -".--' A'sIo"Su
already maov aua1.A'i9as have been re-
,a;-sl from, vs-sa7t a.'ea. ,eEars the most
go -. ,..., .e-iss from a
unique 7es'.' go
man IN one % s-v ~''.''. ''.'7'
First TIE man W'c.' u NE tHa. ne
zs,sI =, 5e rap-,in'ani.1. OF ihe navy
81 bs-a .q-3 .te C3s,re,sman VINO re-
i''1 I.I'. ,-, .,......-. ,T,, ,o,,o,, w..
cel'ed the a22"cN. ..".. 10 ''''> -"
civilian, >oatnoea fr. .aai wrote nun
ia, the s1ceri0,a0iel,t q l1a navy yards
were a,gal officers ASSIGNED 30 ;hs duty
SION the '-zH''' 7.'' '-io ,o,- - 49, -
~fo:7 70 me ''r iH .'' me, l.s. ,,, ,., y, ,,s -
government gnne.sy, -. ..,4I ,,.., - $50, w., m,'
an engineer. hi''n- Su's~'sl 40 '', s,II ,,h
non sraye?aTl5. 20 'Hn. : - ,,o.,,- '.n1.
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UNIFORM CHEAP RATES
{, Fe,eSrapAy to p, tho subject Of
LegiSiatspU

LeGiSiat rU
Sa-.tt. % :as E.sa'~.
W,s5,r.r,v. Fe5cung7 25.-"it is u7
;nDrs -.i,r .5a. ,ha House VII PSss & bill
,.om ,5s COMMITTEE on Posto@ces Sad
Po.,,os5, 70 contrac, with q telegraph
,onr,py for a Uniform system OF cheap
- ana Ia. there will he no agitation OF
concurrence On the subject proper OF
D,s,al tele-rsUby, ssid 3 member OF the
Horss connit,ee named. addressing your
c,.rseroods9t this morning. The com
mi,,ee he continued, hiss decided against
postal telegrapy for the present. lntre I
can he no such real thing as postaI teie,
grsnh eycan, in name. till the government
s;,bar Inv. c- b1il6s lines There Is some
ralk Of les-iny but that is not Prsepea
Die. .or I
"What does 8 contract amount to z l
asked. H.
Well no. a -rsa; deal, out something;
II gives a uniform rate. snl one thai VIII
be lover than a: present The Western
Uuion is vilfaz, fo- tha sake ! s1Ppose o.
paving Of the construction Of lines oy tae
(i,vernmept to give a rate Of say twenty
cents for tw4n'v words for 500 miles o. o.
less. fo;,. cents between 500 ana t'UUN
miles etc OF course, that does not eH
elude coupadion, and it will not os o
great baaedr to the ps2Dle in the east sns .,
Is not what We want in postal telegIaguy
and it viii cost the Governmsn! b. s'niu :
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SUPREME COURT.
4 Summary of the BuSiness Transacted
Saturday.

Saturday.
Smith, administrator vs. ! oke, Lewis
county; opinion By Snyder; decree Of the
Circuit Court confirmed.
Hissen and Others. - Johnson, from
Tyler county; opinion by Snyder; decree
Of lover court affirmed.
Hull vs. Bloss, from Wayne county;
opinion by Snyder Judgment re- 'erssd and
forhcomiug bond quashed.
Mckenzie vs Wiley, from Mercer coun.
~. opinion By Snyder; decress reversed
and decree entered releasing hrs. Wiley
from responsio oiIity as surety.
Tomlinson ys. Nlckls, from Monroe
county; opinion by Green; decree Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Parker vs. Valentine, from Ritchie
co1nt7; opinion by Johnson; reversed
and dismissed
Teresa Reed vs City Of Charleston
opinion By Johnson; decree Q. Circuit
Court affirmed.
Peabody lHsarance Company "a. Wilson
4 BeardsIey, from Cabell county; writ Of
error allowed; bond 800.
WHIT ys. Board Of E41ca,ioD o' Kama.
VIA county; writ Of error allowed; bond
$3.50.
Mlilank ~ IngersolI, from Asrshsll
county appeal and s1psrseieGs allowed
bond $3.50.
Harvey va. Accident Insurance Comps
ny, from Csbell county; petition for writ 0
errcr refused.
Aukrum W. Cain, from Harrison county
petition for writ ot error refused.
Commissioner Of school lsnGs vs Nc
Lalghlin, ana Others, from GreeDbrie
county; petition foE appsa! and superedes
refused.
/ A. ". Reynolds, Of Mercer county, va
admitted 70 practice.
The Court adjourned until Thursds
afternoon VIXEN the pressnt term. will erc
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AnIncendiSry riEer
Specidl % hS R5gIiis7

WglLsnURc, W. Va, February "a
8. VA. discovered in TIE Abrams build
inv last night, shortly before twelve o CLOCK
which fortunately was ersjngaiahed before
u,rcb DAMAGE resulted. The building Is q
,bTsa.sforv 1, brick. located across the street
from the court house Inc hre "Ss " IN ="
cendiary origin. The villain who ala .Ie me
deed went along the river shore 10 l"e W
rear Of the building and kicdIed hEe un'
der the stairs and made his escape. roo'-
prints were found indicating that the per
son wore gum boots aud had gone o.: on 3
run. II the FIRE had gotten under "sY
Z there is no doubt q great amount OF prop
ertv would have been destroyed.
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ACHEE8FUL IDIOT.
The Adventures of An English Duds"Out
yyest Ahout whCclinE."

The Adventures OF An English Duds"o
West, About Wheeling"
Lawrence c. frank, rair young dude
with q large barred oyercoat, small
moustache and cockney accent, struck
the city Tuesday, en- route rom C1ncn-
natl 10 P.t,sbar-. lie Is the son OF a
wealthy London cotton merchant, and he
is "dohg" III, United States in once act
vi.h the irtenlicn OF writing MS "imPres-
sion" in the orthodox English way. He
said he had spent three days in New ! orb,
one each il Philadelphia, BIlIinOre, Wash,
,ur,on, Charleston, \ c., AMI Cincinnati,
and took in Wheeling and PltIs5urg as ne
sped east 10 catch bis boa: for the return
trip to his native land
when g home he continued, i u
going 70 write an opinion Of the country
| was quite impressed with New York, out
it certainly csnt compare with London:
had some business 10 Charleston and
then | wanted to see the great Soaih, you
know. When got ou' iu.o the West
about Wheeling aud Cincinnati, | was
quite surprised isxpscted to fnd large
amount OF unsettled territory, but it seem;
to bs settling up ysr7 fast. Sscted tc
see Fit;sbn7c very much, bot nv ship sail
On SATURDAY. and mas 90 ri-nt thrcngt
tonight. P.t;s5arr viii have a place il
nv book, hoveyCr, .Jr | came up trou
Wheeling with s gentleman who has beer
here several times, and he told me 6.
abou; the natural gas and iron spd 2tee
/ -,anrIsctuFS
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will Start at an Early Day.

WELLsBrRG. W. Va, February 25.-
Mr.. Smith OF Plttsburg, the lessee OF the
Diamond coal aud coke works cGme or
Yesterday and is putting them in ORDER to
start at au early day. With the glass
works running in full, and the prospec; OF
the Brilliant mill and the coal work. start
ing Up next week, WelIsburg will be bEim
tull and running over with business. Our
people look happy over the prospect oil
pr0sperOus time.
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parttev Campbell in Trouble.

NEw YouE, February 2j.-Ernest Har-
yier was to.dsy appointed receiver OF the
property of BARLEY Campbell, tho play
wright, ur3er Judgment for Bernard Brady.
"The Proper Study of Mankind is Man" !"
SAYS the illustrious Pope. If be had in
cluded woman in the list, he would have
been nearer the truth, if not so poeticsI.
DR.. R V. Pierce has made them botha lite
study, especially women, and the peculiar
de,anremea,s % which her delicate sys:
,em ia liable. Many women IL tie land
who are acquainted with DR.. Pierce only
through his "Fsyorite Prescription bless
him with all their hearts, fer he las brought
them the panacea for all those chronic all,
ments peculiar to their sex; such aS
leucorrh~a, prolapsas and other dlspIace,
ments, liberation, internal fever, bloat'
mo tendency to internal cancer and other
niinents. Price reduced to one dollar
Ry druggists.
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THIRTY MILES OF PIPE

To Bring Natural Gas to Wheeling Con-
tracted For.
In an interview with Capt. c. ". Bach
elor on Wednesday he said:
Ten months ago closed contract for
thirty miles OF Srought.iron pipe 10 be
laid between Wheeling and the
Washington county gas territory.
Twelve miles OF this hna. or that
part nearest to Wheeling, will be twelve.
inch pipe and theremaining eighteen miles
will be ten inch pipe The Pennsylvania
Tube Works, OF this city, and the National
Tube Works at McKeesport, have the con
tracts and will have tns pipe ready in a
very short time. We shall follow
the National pike oat Of
Wheeling through West Virginia,
crossing the State line at West Alexander
and thence eight miles to Taylorstown and
into Mt. Pleasant township, Washington
county. We will make ss great haste as
possible, because we want to get into
Wheeling and the manufacturers there
want the gas. If our well south Of West
Alexander materisli4es line will be !
IN II
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A PITIFUL ACCIDENT.
Two Little GitIs whirled to Death Around
Shaft.

READING, Pa, February Pa man
named L.illV owns q mill at Shamokin.
His two daughters, Katie and Susie, aged
six years, strayed to an uP,staiF room in
the mill where shaft was revolving.
While at play the little ones ventured tco
near the machinery and their clothing
caugh. ia the shaft and they were draWnin
and whirled with each revolution. After
being thrown ground for an hour they were
found bv an older sister, who had come 10
look for them. When the machinery WAS
stopped their bodies were found to be ter
ribiy lacsra.ed. The skull Of Katie was
badly fractured and her body in other was
much mutilated. causing her dead. Susie
still lives but her chances Of recovery are
small Her entire body is more or less IN
iured aud several bones broken.
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A Big Wreck.

ST. Lorls, February 2j.-No. p, a
freight train west bound on the Wabash
road, coilided with a construction train
near a station named Bonhls, sixteen miles
west OF s.. Louis, at , clock yesterday
afternoon, entirely demolishing both en-
gines and eight or ten flat and box care,
and tearing up the track to such an extent
a. to necessitate the building OF q track
around it. No one was injured in the
slightest, the engineers and fremen Of
both trains jumping. 1t is one OF the
worst wrecks Known for long time. The
tenders aad cars are piled in one mass
forty feet high. II seems that the conduc'
to- and engineer OF No. -, left the meet
iug point before the time on their train
order had expired.
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Will Fight Fink,

CHICAGO, February "a morning gPa-
per publishes an interview had with Nr 7.
D. Armour yesterday in the course OF
which he was asked what he proposed DO
ing about the rates put on the dressed
meats by Commissioner Fink OF the trunk
line pool. He replied I'VE are going TO
fight him in the courts and at Washington.
Fiuk's latest decision makes US pay 50 per
cent. over live stock rates. BY arbitration
two years ago it was decided BY Judge
Cooley that the proper proportion over the
live stock men was - per cent, and IN
the courts we shall contend for q general
lower rate than thst
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A WELSH COLONY IN WEBSTER
Ten Thousand Acres of Land in W. IA -
he Had.

Ten Thousand Acres of Land in W. Va 10
be Had.
PrrrsBURG, February 25.-The National
Welsh Convention was in session to-day
and organized the Welsh Land Association
with view of establishing Welsh. colonies
in various parts of the country. One
colony was formed and will be located IN
Webster county, W. Va, where IOVVO
acres of land are to be had 1t was
decided TO sell shares Of SZ5 eaeh'
No member 10 own more
than 1000 worth of stock in the aSsocI-
alton. The convention adjourned after
olectiDg the following officers: President st
Rev, l.. s. Davies, Ironton, Ohio; Secre-
tsry, Rev. D. S. Thomas, Shenandoah "a ;
Treasurer, Mr.. W. G. Morgan, Sharon, Pa
Daring Wednesday and Thursday over
six hundred shares of stock we're taken.
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The EuitOrg.

CINCINNATI, o, February 2i.-The Ma.
tional Editorial Association OF the United
States, in session here, elected officers as
follows President, Mr.. J. F. Jones, Of
Florida; W. L. Pabar, of Colorado Core
spending Secretary; c. +. Gilbert OF Texas,
Recording Secretary; Robert Fl. Thomas,
Of Pennsylvania, Assistant Recording SIC
retary; Mrs. Rust, Of Texas, Assistant Ger
responding Secretary; j. R. Belts, Of Ar
kansas, Treasurer.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniturs Dealer, OF
Columbus, Ga tells mis- experience thus:
For three years hare tried every remedy
m the market for Stomach aud Kidney
Disorders, but got no relief until used
Electric Bitters. Took FIVE bottles and
an, now cured, aud think Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Purifier in the world.
Major 4. B. Reed, OF Wes! Liberty, n.y.,
nssd Electric Bitters for an old standing
Kidney affection and says; Nothing has
arsr done me so much good as Electric
R;,ters" Sold at fifty cents bottle BY
Logan i Co.
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sCorTs EMULsIoS OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites
Almost Specific for Consumption.
The thousands Of testimonials We haze
received from sufferers who have bsen
permanently cured BY SCOTS Emulsion
satisfies Is tbs: it will cure consumption
in lis early stages, and slIeyists il lot cure
in its latter stsses
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PlrrsBuNG, February 25.--At q confer
erce Of labor leaders held here last even.
ing, i; was decided to send representa-
tive committee Of working men to Wash
ipgton 10 advocate the interests Of tariff
before Congress. Among those present at
the meeting were. President Weihe, cf the
Amelgamated Association, Secretary Mar
,in, OF the same organization, President
Cline ofthe Window Glass Workers Asso-
citation, and President Campbell, Of the
National Federation OF Window Glass
Workers. aad Hon. Thos. NJ BAyre, mem.
Der of Congress- from the Twenty-third
PENNSYLVANIA district
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Old Age and Death.

'nHl''Y sb1 N.,,r.N u.L-,,o-.
New CuEBEsLAYD. ". Va, re9f0AFy
Brown, who resides about four
miles north of here near the NesSly chapel
celebrates his niusty,siEth birthday to-day
A number OF guests are invited l..
Rev Wilson of the NJ + Church, VINO
resided in this place three or tour gears,
s,d was transferred to TIE Fast Liverpool
circuit last summer, died yesterday, morn
inc at the latter place With typhoid teVer'
after an illness Of two weeks. 1919,
Mrs. William Fickes, = was ourieu 10
Ssy ~ II o'clock from the NJ 7. eharcH'
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. c,-.,,n,, Fortunate Discovery.

Can't. Coleman, scar, Weymouth, plying
bo,ws;- Atlantic City snd y: y, had been
tTonbIed with q cousn so hat hat he was una
be TO sleep, and wss induced to try ~.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
l. not ouIy gave him instant relief "lt
oIIavsd the extreme soreness in his breast
Els cSjldren were similarly affected and q
single dose had tie same happy effect
Dr. Kings New Discover is nov the
standard remedy in the CoIemsn house,
hold and on hoard the schooner. Free
trial bottles OF this standard remedy ct
Logan i Co.'S Drug Store
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Ha,en Sues the nTlmes +"

NEw YoRS, February 2j.--Gen. Hazen,
Chiet Signal Service officer is now suing
George Jones, proprietor of the New York
Times. 10 recover 100000 damages
for alleged libel, it being charged
that the newspaper pubhshed libsllous
statements concerning the plaintiffs char
scter as q Signal Service officer, and also
concerning his connection with the recent
Arc,ic K petition. TO day J. H. Ashton,
Of Washington, waa appointed 6 Commis.
sionsr to take the testimony OF General
Logan, Prof Baird on behalf Of the plain
tiff
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C1nrk nalton Arrested.

CNrrvSArI. February 25.-Sergeants'
Arms Dalton, Of the Ohio House OF hep
-eseptativss, arrested Daniel J. Dalton TO-
dav for refusing to 90 to Columbus with
,Ss rstnrns OF Precinct A, Foarth Wsrd.
y.sI,on SAID be was unable 10 comply win
the order OF tie House COMMITTEES, because
the senate Committee a.! holds the re
sprns mr. His attorney applied 30 Judge
Koge,sson for q writ Of ha5eas corpus ShO S
the court Immediately released Dalton =
~ ~ own recovnizauce iE TIE SUN Of $500
and appointed Wednesday next ief 'n'
hearing Q! the case.
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Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-lnquiry
at the Pennsylvania Railroad offices this
afternoon touching the reports that the
company had made overtures 10 the Baiti,
more and Chic Railroad to the end that
the latter company should use the track ot
the former for the business between New
York and Philadelphia, was met BY a posi-
tive denial,
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pnnhlnn,n Arniek saIve.

Tbs Best Sslvs in the world tor Cnts,
B-uises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheGns :r, feves
S1Tss, res Tetter, c spped Hands Cnliols rs
Corns and sIlSkin Eruptisn5, and p2a.
,;vsIv eures Piles, or no Fsy required A.
= crsrsnte d to give satisfaction, or
= :. ,ssv refunded. Price % cents Per coX,
For sale by Logan L Co.
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Indian Asylum Burned.

Buffalo February 25.-The Indian
Rows and Girls Asylum, near Steam5urg,
burned this morning. The forty'two
pupiIs of the iusGtat;cn and their preeep'
for, barely escaped with their lives. The
ssylnm was established thirty years ago
by certain Philadelphia quakerS, who have
Iber,lly sus, ,mpc! it. The asylum will
probably he rebuilt.
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The D. X. Extension.

PAREERsbyRG, February 2j.-ln the
case Of the Ohio River hallway extension
in this district, the land comprising the
route of the proposed extension has all
been condemned. Proposals for the work
have been made and bids will be opened
and the contrac!s awarded March L..
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Mr. PLEASANT, Pa, February - --
Local grievances in regard to tie sise OF
coal wagons, employment Gy non.union
m;utrr ttc.. have 90 ia caused q suG2aE-
s;,u of work in NahcNi0r, M5rrcil, Lai3en.
r.ng, and other coke wor&s in he ConneIIs,
Vile region. The men refuse to resume
until the wagons are cut down and the oh.
iectionable men discharged. The rev
troubles have created bsd feeling among
the men, and unle:s the operators Crant
the demand., another general STRIKE is
feared.
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what John Il. Cough Left.

Bcsroy. February 25.-John B Cough
sa,ste is less than $7j.O 900. He leaves o
house saG about 200 acres OF valuable
land about six miles from Worcester. dis
library is valued at $4,000 His personal
property will yield his widow an income Of
~ SGl
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SoClALISTIC HuNGARIANS.
They Parade About Armed, Driving Away
Workers

They Parade About Armed, Driving Away
Workers
CcNAsLLsylnLE, Pa, February 2j.-So'
cialistic Huugarians caused more trouble
in the coke regions this mornn,. y crowd
OF them assemble at Broaiford and
marched to the summit on tie Mt. Pleas
ant branch, forcing every coke drawer
from work along Their route.
They were nearly all armed
and fred numerous shots in order to in.
timidate the workers. At the Summit and
other works the coke drawyers fled
through lear OF yiplence from the mob,
and in come cases left their gcrapers in
the hot ovens to melt fearing tina, if they
continued work the upplc and
other buildings at tie works
would be destroyed. The strikers demand
an advance Of ten cents per over, instead
often per cent. recently granted.
. At I.eisenring the men requested Super.
intendent Tsggart to discharge q man who
had worked during the strike. This was
refus | and the men all struck this morn
inc
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PrnhablN Fnral A Nccident.

CLARNsnURC, February 2j.-On yester'
day Presley Beach, lumbermsn, who re
sides near Mount Care, was seriously IL
iured at Bridgeport, near this city, BY a
ior rolling over him. This morning his
recovery is considered extremely doubtful
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IN Favor of tho Commissioners
Soc ia! to The R>gis'e

Sr. CLIuRs,lILE, O., February 2j.-The
Jury in the case Of W. S. and A. McClsin
- the Commissioners Of Belmont county
for extra underground stonework Tor the
new court house returned verdict IN favor
Of ihs Commissioners
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lTisa velrrespec:sd maxim Accept
the aiTice Of coaoetsut instructors and
be guided thereby Or. Balls Coug % Syr.
up is tie only safe remedy for coughs and
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