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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02
Sunday, May q, 1886.


six days disastrous and provoking I'M
certainty in the trading and manufac-
turing circles of this country. The
strikes in The southwest are still giving
difficulty, and this is not all; reports
are coming in thick from all parts of
the country of strikes or a discontinue
ance of business resulting from labor
descriptions. The worst symptoms yet
developed in this connection is the de-
termination of the men to keep up
their policy of boycotting the orpora-
tions and individuals with whom they
are coutending for an indefinite period
of time. They are receiving large
amounts Of money from fellow work.
men elsewhere, and seem to be in
pretty good shape TO stand the pres
sure bearing upon them from idleness.
Dividends from stock are becoming
rather problenlatic in the existing
condition of labor and unless we have
some speedy solution of this trouble
some question the country at large
will feel the effects in a way liable to
cause untold disaster. All reports
from the east last week concur in adj
hitting the losses and depression &C.
casioned by the present troubles in
the middle aud western states, which
have brought both the production aud
demand for some lines of manufac-
tured goods to an absolute standstill.
The iron and steel makers are still
employed on orders taken i'm January
and February, but are booking very
little and are getting matters in shape
to shut down. In fact matters could
not be in much worse condition than
they are at present. We are on the
verge of precipice. The eve of one
of the greatest battles ever fought
between capital and labor is imminent.
and before peace is declared the ques-
ton will required solution. One Of
the most prominent features in the
demands being made by the workmen
is, that they shall receive ten hours
pay for eight hours work. This same
question, so difficult to concede by
employers, has been one of the most
thoroughly considered before the leg
islators of Europe. To make a short
study of this difficulty, many points
are developed which must be legislat-
ed upon to equalize the transactions
between employer, laborer and trader.
When the employer pays the work.
man the same for eight hours as for
ten, he must necessarily increase the
price of his exchange pari possu. IL
must be done to equalize the sit
uation. The employer cannot con-
tract TO build house on the same
money as he could before he advanced
the price of the laborer. At present
there is a surplus Of workmen in the
market occasioned by the exodus from
Europe, and the eight hour movement
will give place to a large number Of
these. There is for six months in the
year many laborers who cannot find
employment. With the Inauguration
of the eight-hour movement II will re-
quire an increase of laborers to ac-
complish the work that was executed
under the ten-hour regime, and in
one way the new avenue will be ben
fiji to the laboring element. The ques-
ton Is one of the most difficult that
was ever brought up for solution, and
before the time reformation is attain
ed many more mat tiers will be involv-
ed than was ever entertained,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02
Undertaking an Interesting Experiment.

The Italian minister of agriculture has
just undertaken an interesting expert
ment. Half a million of fish-eggs were
artificially Matched, and the young brood
has been distributed all over the center
of the lake of Como. If the experiment
succeeds fairly well. it will be taken up
on large scale, and the department will
undertake the restocking Of the Italian
waters. Efforts will be made immedi-
ately to revive and extend the rearing of
HOLSTERS. Leslie's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02
w. D. KNIGHT. S. CORD

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02

A cabin on a western prairie is better
than a castle in Spain.-New York
Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02

Krupp. the Essen gun manufacturer,
owns 547 iron ore mines in Germany.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-05-02

Charles Franklin Roberts, bishop of
the diocese Of Missouri, died yester-
day morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-22
GoFv,s MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
The Plumed knights aud Lincoln Club to
turn out IN Force.

The PIumcd knights aud Lincoln Club to
turn out IN Force.
The indlCRtions are that the meeting Of
the Plumed knights, called for this even
Ing, and to be held II. the Assembly hall
II LiJcolu Club, will be a large and en-
tbusiastiC one. Tho purpose Of the NEE /.
nv is IA make arrangements to act as an
scott TO General Got on next Monday
,yeniug, when he will DO In this city and
,dd,ess the people at the Alhambra Rink
IN tho Eighth ward. It will be impossible
or the club to turn out In uniform, as 80
many OF the coats and helmets are
missing, but a goodly showing
o men in Citizens' dress
IAN be- made. L. Is probable tina. the
nub's officers will be instructed to extend
IN invitation 10 Lincoln Club and Repub'
leans from all parts Of the city to join III
with them and form an escort several hun.
dred strong. With such a turnout and
with the blare OF brass, roll 0!
drum and glare Of red
4.u, tne OCCASION would be quite q gals
me and would arouse tho old.timC en-
.huBiRsm that characterized the Republi'
san party in the last campaign.
Its 10 be General Coils first appear
,ncC in the city during this campaign ,ant
1t SHOULD be made q notable event. HI
will make an address that will be worthy
he careful attention and consideration o
very voter that can yet within roach OIL
his voice.
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Grnnd CnllfornIn E.pnr.lon.

In response to the urgent demand Of
numerous patrons for an opportunity to
visit tho Pacific Coast during the coming
winter, tho "Great Rock Island Route
announces that the frat OF a series Of
grand flrat.Class excursions to San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles will leave Chicago
October 20, inst, the rate per round trip
having been made extremely low. Tickets
with stop.over privileEes) good for going
passage 80 day west Of Missouri river, and
Tor return elk month"; after date Of issue,
with choice OF routes either via Council
Bluff or Kansas City. For Pullman
sleeping car accommodations, " detailed
information relating 10 this or subsequent
excursions, address Z. A. Holbrook,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent O.,
r. /. 4 p. Railway, Chicago, III,
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aetu AGuerti ,snnents,
NOTICE,

In tho Circuit Court Of Ch'o County, West Vlr'
Vinin Allies v, Stewart, In her own right and ~
simiuiStratTix Of tdG FstGtG OF R9bertM Stewart
deceased, vs.. Nancy Z, KiISon and othen. In
Nv virtue Of an order entered IN the ahsye en-,
titled cause On the BLR day Of OalObsT, 1850, II IL re-
ierFed 10 the undersigned Commissioner OF the
said court, to a,CerIAlu and report;
Fint-An account Of the administration oil said
estate by Slld complainant,
seConi-The debts owing by PAID Robert ",
Stewart at the limo Of his death and which still Ie'
main unpaid,
Third The gross amount to which complainant
IL entitled In lieu Of dover In the real estate Of said
decedCnt.
FourIh-The number and names Of the hcin At
law OF said Robert NJ. Stewart, deceased, entitled
10 distribution Of said estate aud the share Of each
OiIaid heirs at law In said e't4tN,
FtGh-ln what sum the said Henry Stewart Is In
debted for the rents and profits Of the Fulton prop
cry Of raid estate since tho death OF said Robert NJ.
Stewart ..
sixth : Auy other matter or thing which said
Commissioner may deem pertinent or proper, or
any otter party In Interest mSy dCdre,
Notice is hereby given that the undcrsignot hes
fixed upon Tuesday, Tho 2ad day OF November,
1880, commencing ii nlno o'clock u, m, US the
time, and his Office, No, l220 Chaplino street, in the
city Of Wheeling, Ohio County, Wet Virginia, as
tho place ut which hO will proceed 10 GsCeriRl ! aud
report the several matters In the said order Of
reference required.
Given under my baud this 2lSt day Of October,
1855, JoSHPH Il pAULL,
W.P. HUM ARD, Conmlsione'.
Solicitor for complainant oct 2!iTi
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ternocn. Miss Meholin will discuss
Dslssrte. Other subjects will also DO pre-
scented,
ABOUT two weeks ago, q baby was born
unto a Martins Ferry couple, with q July
developed tooth, which caused the little
one much suffering, and had TO be ex'
tractsd,
Gus WILLIAMS and his excellent COM
pAny appeared TO q iTst-rate audience last
evening in "0h, What q NightW II goes
without saying that the audience was de-
lighted.
DAVID DAVIS, who was so badly crushed
at the Wheeling Greek Mines some two
weeks sRo, as TO be necessary to amputats
his foot, islying very low, with faint hopes
Of recovery.
DANIEL WARD was assessed 81 and
costs in police court yesterday for taking
d nap in a South Side gutter the night be-
fore, Daniel would have found II cheap
sr to have gone to q hotel,
Hon. GRo IL. Boxer, author Of Mr.,
Lawrence Barrett'g Francesca dR Rim
mi" was at one time United States Min
later 10 Russia and lately president OF the
Union League club, Philadelphia,
TuR Riverside Iron Works has entered
INTO q contract with ths Natural Gas Com
oapy OF West Virginia to furnish theil
works on the South Side with natural ga
luel. The work Of piping the mill will b'
begun at once.
WILLIAM McGANEoN and Fred White
man were anedS5 and costs each 10 polio
court yesterday for disoTderly conduct Il
tho Eighth ward, Among other proceed
iugs, they threw a brick through the win
low OF a private residence.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted !
nCord y deed made September by Sara!
Pumphrey and husband, Wm, G, RtheI
isfer and wife and Miriam Dean 10 Gee
simpson for the south half OF lot l84 O
tbs wpst side OF Ohapline street consider
alton $1,000.
J,J. JONES was yesterday appointed aC
ministrAtor dc bonis non Of the estate {
. All xander Lsughlin, deceased; bon
100000; j., n. Vance surety, MIR. Yau(
was also made administrator de bOnts no
Of the estate Of Fred l., Laughlin, deceat
ID, giving bond in the sum Of $2O,O
with the same surety.
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RESOLUTIONS

The resolution with which this paper
concluded was adopted, The paper was
listened to throughout with interest and
met with favorable comment,
Resolutions were also offered by Mr., A.
]. Sweeney, and adopted by the Chimber
business men to iotn the Chamber, aud
authorizing the special committee on new
manufactures to advertise the town in
certain trade journals, and to print a cir
Cular setting forth It's advantages, which
business men would be requested to send
out with all their correspondence; also
that the Secretary prepare and send to all
indlviduals and business houses a request
for q statement as to how much they
would be willing to subscribe to the CAPT.
tai stock Of new industries.
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LOCAL nEviTlEs.
Matter, OF Minor Moment in aud About
49, NtNS.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City,
TnR GRAND this ovening-"Esmeralda,"
opERA HOUSE, this evenins-"Prince
Karl"
Gus WILLIAMS is At the Mcclure House,
and his company at the st. james.
Dick DURRALL, Of the South Side, was
committed to jail by Squire Phillips, to
await an inquest In lunaCy.
FARRoN, late Of Baker and Farron, will
produces hls "soap Bubble" comedy al
the Opera House next week.
HARRY WALLACE was fined $24 and
costs In police court yesterday for insult.
Ing the vile OF Harry EGley the night DO.
fore,
sqUiRE FRANK RoDiSsoN, Of Bridgeport,
was out hunting yesterday and brought In
thirteen Eqllfrelg. The Squire 10 some.
thing Of q Nimfod.
A NETTING Of the A and u tsaCherp
will DO held al the Union School this q.
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The Star Clothing House
IS
FOR
FASHIONABLE |CLOTHING
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
FOB
FALL AND WINTER.

Where will you get it, Really made' Perhaps you don't
know, You may think you will find it in most any Clothing
Be careful; you are mistaken if you think SO, Those
this year more than ever. They will continue to come to US,
we hope, for many years to come, 1t would be our fault il thew
don't, Our business is built upon a solid foundation, The
Clothing we offer and sell is fashionable-jast as fashionable
gadaann that we sell strictly First Class Clothing and at the
lowest of prices, We have sold more fine light.
Overcoats SO far than on any previous season.
Maybe a little early for Winter Overcoats; not too early for the
Shrewd Buyers who come now and have the Benefit Ola COM.
plete Stock to select from, We have OVercoats at all prices.
You can be as economical or as extravagent as you wish, We
have enough Tor all tastes and pocket books.
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ABOUT I,EOpLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling FolE'
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Rev. J.B Reed, Of FaIrmont, waein the
city yesterday.
Hon ONtb Bnvgaps, OF Clarksburg, 10
at the Mcclure House.
Miss Annie Carson has returned home
from a visit Of several weeks to friends In
Ohio. -
DR.. Yost and wife, OF Portland, passed
through town yesterday. The Doctor Ia
we'll known here.
Ex.Mayor Miller, Councilman A. ].
Schultz, i. l. BriCe and J. W.. Schultz
we're among the many visitors in Pitts
burgh, on Wednesday.
Mr.. W. j. Hunter, formerly m the
Western Union telegraph office here, now
manager Of the Compsny's office at Eric,
Pa, Is in tho CITY on a visit to old frttnds.
Mr.. John H. McFali, tormtrly press.
man OF the Register, now Of st. Paul,
Mimi, Is in the city and will remain sev.
eral weeks among his old Wheeling
friends.
Mr.. Josiah Jones. Of Evansville, and
Miss Ines Zane, Of Bridgeport, were Qui
city married at the Home Of Thos. Liston,
back OF that town, Wednesday night, Rev
Mr.. Winters officiating.
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not often recorded, but those who write
to Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine, will
learn Of q genuine one. You can earn
S. to sos and upwards a day. You
can do the work and live at home, wher-
ever you are located. Full particulars
will be sent you free. Some have earned
over $50 in . day. Capital not needed.
You arc started In business free. Both
sexes. All ages. Immense profits sure
Tor those who btart at once. Your fret
act should be to write for particulars.
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11,o KnneeyIsIto last Evening.

Tho first kg6etritik OF the season wat
giyen'by the ladies at the Arion Society
yesterday afternoon aud evening at the
SoCiety's club house on tho South Side,
The afternoon waaloyotOd 10 fancy work
and gossip. Supper was eerved from 10 4
O'Clock, during which time The gsntlepen
put In an appearance. There IVES a large
attendance both in the afternoon and
evening. After supper, music, dancing
and cards served 10 pass the time pleas.
anLly. The ladies who had charge left
nothing undone In arranging 1t 90 that
everyone had q good time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-22

The annual cheap rate excursion 10
Chicago Is announced by tho PVnnsyl.
yania lines west OF Pittsburgh for Mon.
day, November 8. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November IL, inclusive.
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
attractions will be In Chicago during this
time. For full information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket agent Of the
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh, Gin.
Cinnatl 4 ~. Louis Railway Company, or
Chicago, St. LOFTS & p~iLA6urgh Railroad
Company,
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The committee, consisting OF Mike
Stein, John Ehrle, Oscar SandroCk, John
and William sChsfsr, have ar.
with the Ohio River Railroad
for a grand excursion to Parkershurg, Tor
the benefit Of the Evangelical Reformed
st. stephanus Church. Tickets for sale by
the aboyc.nsmed gentlemen aud at the
ticket office,
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A large produce house In Chicago
WHteH TO Geo, p, Rowell 4 Co., 10 Spruce
street, New York; eve thank you for
your many kind attentions and the
promptneaa with which our business was
done. Should We again have occasion to
stimulate our trade, we shall remember
you,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-22

rs, & D. Linen" only 80 cents pei
or cents per quire.
j. b. WILSON,
Bookseller and ststioner,
1908 Market st.,
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WE have introduced o new system of
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure a watch az once
on easy payments. Call and investigate,
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
4, Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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MANY Of the good things Of this Life are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of dys.
pepBia. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and ConBtipa.
ton; sold on o positive guarantee at %
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 Co., and Charles
M~snkemelIef, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-22

l used Salvation Oil for rheumatism In
the feet, and after several applications
was entirely relieved oil pain and could
walk as well as ever,
ANN r. WATKINS, Baltimore, Md.
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WOfk IN tue pltuluR lulllh huu nuoph III
short, from the increase Of q live prosper.
nj community over one that Is not or
may not be.
AN USITRD EFFORT THE THING,
A friend, who Is present tonight, said
g few days since, that he believed that
with the proper effort made, Wheeling
would or could double her population IN
Ave years, It Ia not an unreasonable
proposition; it would take but 5000 new
people annually 10 do it, Other cities
with no more attractions than we now
pUsseHs, have increased 90 rapidly, Look
at Atlanta, 81, Paul, Minneapolis and
Kansas City,
And what a change would there be Mr.,
President in this community could such q
happy. state Of Rffails be brought
aboul3
1t can be done, l firmly believe, Il every
one will do his part,
This Ia a subject that not only interests
those who are possessed Of means, but
also those who depend upon their daily
toll, They, too, must join heartily in this
effort, Iii should be made. The oppor-
tunity for their advancement, and the ad'
vancsmsnt Of their children, largely de-
ponds on the encouragement they give
Nothing is 80 timid "a capital; no man
whose judgment ia clear will risk one dol,
lar where hi. ia likely 10 loose 1t. And Y
1t is E0ught to bring new capital here, Il
must not be frightened away by unwlsC
or unjust demands. Therefore, let IT bt
understood that much depends upon thu
individual action Of every man a. we'll as
upon our united effort to bring prosperity
to our city,
In order, therefore, to bring this matte
properly before this Chamber, ! offer, Mr.
President, the following resolution:
Rssolvsd, That a committee Of live b.
appointed by the Chair, Of which TIN
President Of this Chamber shall be Chair
man, to take such steps ~ are deemed
necessary to form y syndicate as suggest
ed in this paper, and for the purpose sug
gested,
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Attention.
Ladies' are requested 10 call aud examine
the New White Automatic Sowing Nj.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox & Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find the White
to be superior In every respect. An ex.
animation iB respectfully solicited. II
can BIO seen Of the BaleBroom OF
EDWARD L. RosR & Co..
u No, b6 Twelfth ",
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FAIL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full limo Of ~sultlngs, OyerCOAl lngs
and PantAlUOningS. Also q full llne Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
q. HESS & SONS.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 22.-1 a. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vlr.
tlnla, fair and WARMER weather, south.
easterly winds.
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so cents per pound, or 1871 cents pei
quire, superior to Marcus Wards, which
costs % cents per quire,
]. B. WILsaS,
Bookseller and stationer,
1908 Market st.
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"FrenCh QuadrilIe" paper at 90 cents
per pound, or 0 cents per quire, same as
others sell for Is cents per qulre.
j. b. WILSON,
1908 Market st.
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T"herinometer Record.

The following shows the range OF The
thermometer as observed at sChnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
4. M so u M, B5';SP. NJ, G4'i 7P. NJ,
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Just O%peued-97 cases Of Gents Fine
Shoes, hand and machine made, which
We offer at bargain prices. l.. V. BLOND.
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"iisACon IiIli Linen"
Ia The finest aud most fashionable paper
now made. See H.. ]. b, Wilson,
Bookseller and %stAtloner,
1908 Market 81,
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Ladies' remember the grand matinee
Saturday afternoon OF the Grand Opera
House. Admission 20 cents to all pats
OF the house,
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TO LIEN HOLDERS.

70 oil persons holding Hens By Judgment or
otherwise, on tho real estate OF any part thereof,
devised by the wi Ol Ellen Forsyth, lscGlSed. .
In pursuance OF adeCrce Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, made In a cause there
In pending, tOtu jeG. the real estate devised by tho
win Of the sad Ellen ForIyth TO the sAtl faction Of
the liens thereon, you are hereby tquieGd 70 pre-.
sent all claims held by you and each Of yOuaglllEt
the said real Cs ale, wniCh are leinE thereon, or any
part thereof, for nd ludlCltlon 10 me, Ut my Chloe,
No 1870 IhGpline street, IN the city Of Whetllrg,
OHIO county, West Virginia, on OF before Saturday,
the @0.h day Of November 1885.
Given under my hand this 2lst day n October,
1855, JOSEPH Il. PAUL.,
OCt92 fri Commissioner. y
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"Dcacon I'M Linen.

Is the finest and most fashionable paper
now made. See it. j. D. WILSON,
Bookseller and 6tatiouer,
1908 Market st.
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"Beaeou nm Linen"
is the finest and most fashionable paper
now made. See It, ], B, WILSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
1908 Market st.
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Were women allowed to vote, every
one In the land who has used Dr.. Piercsfs
"Favorite Prescription" would vote It TO
be m unfailing remedy for the diseases
peculiar to her sex. by druggists,