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Police eXtriCatel himself from the debris
and sCrsped of the largest chunks that nd.
hered to his clothing, he examined his
pockets and found q memorandum book
missing. That settled It; be had not only
been cruelty assaulted, he had been
robbed.
He started for the Public Building to
swear out warrant for somebody. Lieut..
Junkins, who had started home, found
him by the Paxton fountain and took him
into Headquarters, where the snow was
brushed of him and he told his story. He
wanted Stewart arrested. Officer Duffey
was sent down 10 find Stewart, and he
took 1t on himself to look for the missing
property, which he found buried in the
snow. Stewart was invited back to the
building, and went, The memoran.
dun book O~as restored to the
legal adviser Of the Board Of
Public Works. Instead OF expressing
bis gratitude, It Is asserted that the Lord.
High Everything Else swore some. Stew.
art also did little swearing, and hesped
epithets, descriptive and fguratlve, upon
the Attorney General more thiCkly than
the snow had covered his PROSTATE form.
These were not resented, and tho threat
tobfesk, the head ofthe member Of the First
Branch with a chair only had the effect Of
breaking up the party prematurely, the
eK.Couhsel and Lieut.. Junkins going
homeward together, and Stewart leaving
by the opposite direction. A reporter
called To see Stewart yesterday, but was
told that he had gone 10 Pittsburgh.
Had he consulted the Attorney General,
ETC., etc., he would doubtless have gone
somewhere else,
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without Food EIEhts on Hours,


Last evenings Washington, Pa, Re-
porter says: Travel by rail for the past
two or three days has been anything but
pleasant. A train from WaynesburH ar.
rived here on Friday evening. The next
day ct one O'Clock P. H., one car and
three engines left WAyneSburg with
parties on board To clear the track
Nothing was heard from the train OF
crew until six o'clock Monday morning,
when II waslearned that they had reach ed
vankirk's, Bix miles out, and expected Ia
reach Washington to-day. Collector John
DoWlin, Gen. Justice +. Temple, Hon. w.
T. LantE and ]. G.. Richie arrived In
Washington Friday night on their way to
Waynesburg. They have been snow
bound here ever since.
Trains on the Charters were all several
hours late Saturday and were also delayed
on Monday. The train due here at 7:o6
r. n. on Saturday came In ct 2 o'clock on
Sunday morning. : Il was several hours
within two or three miles Of Warrington,
stuck in the drifts. The mail and express
matter brought In by this train was maui.
ed 10 the police and express Office on
Sunday evening by the agent John Baird.
When near the latter place one Of the
wheels OF the U. s. mail wagon broke, let.
ting the front Of the vehicle down Upon
the ground.
on the Baltimore 4 Ohio matters were
even worse. All trains were behind hand
and one a. much % tWenty.eight' or
twenty.nine hours. A train left Wheel.
Ing on Saturday evening, with lofty or
fifty passengers on board, which did not
get here till the middle Of the afternoon
Of Sunday. An engine drawing q car load
Of laborers preceded tho train. They were
kept busy CleaElng away the drtlts. Some
Of the passengers had had nothing 10 eat
for fifteen OF eighteen hours. Upon their
arrival here, Mr.. Manning, one Of the b.
4 o. officials, sent at the expense Of the
company, hot coffee, sandwiches and
other edlbleS sufficient for all on board.
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COLD SNAP NEWS.
The Snow, the Mercury, the slOIEhinE, the
RAilIGadI, Otc.

AhS bhuWt INV AASAeAtSl Wv PASAAhAABt 49,
RAilTGRdS, clio.
The City Water Commissioners had
gangs Of men travelling over the city
yesterday pumping out the water In
the Are plugs and pouring in al
cohol to prevent them from freezing. A
number Of Plugs were found already
frozen. These were thRwed out and given
8 good liberal dose Of spirits. In case Of
Rss d S e SS e oSG d ' 1oGS b Rs water
m Nearly e every body Was u engaged yester.
day in shoyeling the snow OF Of rooyes or
sidewalks. Tho large Public Building
plaza and the vast eTpRnse Of pavement
about the court house were cleaned OF.
The following shows the range Of the
thermometer at hourly intervals as OBJ
served ut schnept's drugstore, Opera
House corner:
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Wanted lmmodl alely-A Typogtaphsr.
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ITCHING
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GLASS WORKS TO DE IDLE.
Flint GlASIWoFkoFs Order Two Months
Stop Next Summer,

FLINT GlAIIWorkOrS Order . Two Month";
Stop Next summer,
President Smith, Of the American Flint
CLAUS Workers Union, has issued the fol.
lowing important circular, which has been
received by the lodge Of Wheeling and
vicinity;
In accordance with regulations made by
the American Flint Glass Workers Union,
and In obedience to its direction, we re.
speCtiully inform you that there be q cess
alton Of work by the employees in all man
utactofies, commencing on June 50, and
continuing until August 1885. The or
ganlxation has been induced 10 take this
step because 1t believes that the same will
be advantageous to both employers and
employees, and trusts that II will be mu.
tually satisfactory. To subAtantlate the
opinion that this bslief is a correct one,
the following reasons are presented:
First-There must be time SGT apart.
annually at least, In order that alterations,
improvements and necessary repairs may
10 made, and no better time Tor such pur.
poses can be selected than that Of the
heated season.
second-rhe organization Is aware that
every well regulated establishment; selects
time, annually, OF which II takes stock,
and believe that this season ismore Suitia.
BILE than any other, as 1t will enable all to
take the rest simultaneously, which is so
needed, and will place all manufacturers
and employees upon an equal basis, no
one being able to take an advantage Of an.
other.
Fourth-The stoppsge Of work for one
month In each year will not unreasonRbly
effect production, and may aid in giving
more constant employment during the
working season. Tbs stoppsge having
been made by all, and at the same season,
can effect no one person or firm more in.
luriously than the other, but, as we view
the matter, will be beneficial to all, and will
aid in promoting and preserving that
mutual good feeling which should always
exist between the employer and the EN-.
ployed.
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OUR DIVA ABROAD.
RoLIA's eREAT SUCCESS
In Moscow, where she was Received with
EuthuSiaSm-Hsr Triumph in "ErATiAtA"
ORHsr Benefit SIEht-Dssoripdon Of
Her OOstunss-HsT EugaESmOnts, I.

Recent advices from Europe giya very
interesting accounts Of the triumphs Of
Madame RollA (Airs. Kate RRmmellberg,
Of this city, in Moscow; r1s ancient city
ot,ths C1Rrs, MadamsRolla left Italy over
three months ago to fulfill an engagement
in the old capital Of Russia, and during
her journey met with the most distressing
inconvenience, being delayed by extra.
ordinary floods, which not only interrupt
cd travel but which compelled travellers
to really suffer in being Storm-Ataid
and exposing themselves TO riHos
they were not accustomed to, in be-
ing transferred from one train 10 an
other, often miles apart, After going
through and surviving these perilS Of
transportation 1t 10 not 10 be wondered
that Madame Rolla arrived at her destina-
ton not only broken in spirit, but very
much fstigued. Gtouter hearts than hers
would have required considerable more
rest than she obtained, but her indomitAble
will sustained her through all these trials,
and she was able shortly after her arrival
to appear before one OF the most delighted
audiences that ever assembled in Mos
COW theatre.
HER DEBUT IN MOSCOW.
When so many great artists have appear
ed before Russian audiences and excited
their admiration, even receiving the HON.
age of royalty and compelling the "beud-
ing Of the pregnant hinges Of the knee"
Of nobility, 1t was NO small undertaking
| for La Belle ANlericdine TO appear In the
difficult roles assigned her by the man.
agement OF the theatre, However, II will
be source OF qualification not only to her
friends, but the numerous admirers OF her
voice, to know that she met with inStan.
taneous success. She made her debut in
Linda, q pathetic opera, in which Mrs.
RsmmelsberE made her first appear
ance as an operate artistic. The
enthusiasm with which She was received
In this role no doubt encouraged and
inspired her TO greater exertions. During
the two months she remained In Moscow
she was treated with distinguished Consid-
Grafton by the society people, receiving
many and marked testimonials Of the up.
probation aud respect in which she was
held, This Is not to be wondered OF, when
added to her melodiouG voice, Is the fact,
that oil Wheeling people know, that
mo iRstRStle robe,
That Ger caprice invented, custom wore,
OF folly smiled on, could eclipse her charms"
Madame Rolls's most wonderful per.
tormance during her engagement was her
appearance in FGuM without q rehearsal,
taking the rok Of Marguerite, which had
been carried by one ofthc company. She
met with great success, and was required
10 repeat the familiar and difficult "JeWel
SapI -
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pEortE who sigh Tor the good old times
forget there were many diSComtofts then,
When Job had his boils 81, Jacobs Oil
was not known. Now II heals all pains,
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 12.--1A. M.--For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair, slightly
warmer weather, westerly winds in the
Ohio Valley, and variable winds in Ten.
nesgee, falling barometer.
For the lower lake region generally fair
weather slowly rising temperature, winds
generally westerly.
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THEsE arc two forms Of chronic rheu.
matism. One ID which the joints are
swollen and red without fever; in the
other the joints are only stiff and painful.
In either form Salvation OIL may be re.
lied on 10 effect cure. II kills palm. rs
ranta
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of o our - own G1,, brand,
=, Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOlenS, being q com.
pletc line Of Sultlpgs, PantalOOnlngs aud
Oyercoatlngs, which We shall get up In
flrstClass style and IT, and ut lowest
prices. Also; q full line Of Furnishing
e0Ous nNHls On nAu y. HESS 4 SONS.
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strike a. enc liltna, pelIaIrO.

bstldWe. IftbWhe.
A strike occunedat the E!nS to-day, and
atthis writing is still on. So far as can be
learned the particulars are about as fol.
lows: A workman engaged In making
goblets was required by the management
to make 600 for turn, whereas the agree.
ment calls for $50 for q Bounce goblet
This the. workman refused to do, and
according to the agreement he
Should have been placed up.
on another Job until another
mould Of lighter weight was furnish I'D ;
however, the workman was discharged,
another man picked TO take his place,
when the men in body struck. The
workmen claim that the management
might have furnished the mould this
week, and maybe not at all, and they
were unwilling TO run the risk. This 4
The story as we learn It just at going to
press, and probably something new will
deYelop tn.morroR.
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! VA Almoit perfectly bald, caused BY letter OIL
dies about Blx weeks, and they cured my hcalp
perfectly, aud now my hair Is coming back Is thlCE
"N ever wa l.p. cuelcr, whlle,boro.. 1.u,,.
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want TO tell you that your CulicurA fosolyen.
IA magnificent About THREE months ago my mo-
was covered with BlotcheS, and after using Three
bottles Of ResolVent was perfectly cured,
ast Charles Street, New viS orleans iatns "a.
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The bitter warfare which has been
wAeed BY organised labor against ], Kaui.
mann 4 Bros, the well.known Clotliers,
corner Fifth avenue and smithleld street,
Pittsburgh, ended Saturday night, Jan.
tiaty 9, AZ the meeting Of the Trades As,
sembly, where al differences between the
labor pniong aud the KauimannS were
peaceably adjusted.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
AM, 50 below; IL NJ, y aboyei 8 F. NJ,
Al 7P. Y. BIZ.
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A REALISTIC DRAMA.
"TnE BAR xEEPEn's RlVENeE,
"Or up Like = Rocket, and Down Like .
shsk"-ThS "LOrd High Everything
EIss" Takes The "StAI" PArt-ThS
"StAr" Being Meteor.

AtGorney-G General Alfred Caldwell was
not arraignsd in the city Police Court yes
terday morning for violation Of Section
Of the Ordinance concerning OiFsnses
which enaCts that at shall be unlawful
for any person '''' to appear on
any street or other public place within the
city in q state Of intoxisAtlon or drunken
nesS;" nor for violation Of Section 7,
which forbidS, among other things, "Rny
noise, disorder or tumult tending to the
disturbance Of the Just peace or quiet Of
the city" But
"Ofall sad Wondl Of tongue or pen,
The Iaddeat are Ihete, he might have beenl"
In TACT, 1t may even be said she would
have been" had any other person than
the Attorney General OF the State, mem
Der OF the First Branch Of Council, legal
adviser Of the city Board OF Public Works
and ex.counsel for Ohiel OF Police Smith,
conducted himself as did Lord High
Everything Else" Caldwell in the late
hours Of Saturday night and the earliest
hours OF Sunday morning.
Had the Lord High Everything Else
been arraigned in the city Police Court
yesterday morning for violations Of the
sections above cited, the evidence would
have shown state Of affairs like the fol-
lowing;
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When Madame Rolls left Moscow It
was in the face Of the earnest protests Of
The press and people Of that city, who in.
sisted on the management Of the theater
re.enEaging her. But receiving q altter.
Ing offer from the impresSario Of the The.
alter Bellini, Of Palermo, the leading house
Of that city, and her terms being accepted,
she left the ice palaces OF Russia for the
orange groves OF Sicily.
MGdama Rolla began an engagement at
The above named theatre on December 10,
which Is To conclude on April 80. She was
to make her debut In Palermo in Erndni,
10 be followed with linda, Lucia and
other operas In her repertoife. Palermo
IL the capital Of Sicily, city Of over 250,.
900 inhabitants, and q famous winter re-.
sort, attracting many cultured people from
all over the world by the charms Of III
location and salubrlty Of the climate.
Madame RollR through all her triumphS
has not forgotten her native land and
birthplace, and lives in tho pleasurAble
anticipation Of appearing before an Amer.
lean audience next winter, which event
will be looked forward TO with the liyeliest
interest by her friends In this and other
cities where her fame has been known for
some time.
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A Royal good tins ts assured everybody
who attends the Masquerade skating car.
nlyal 10 take place Of tue Capitol fink 10.
night. Admission, ladies 10 cents gen.
tl9lnen Is OehtA.
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sLEtaH RoBEs Ave and ak dollars each,
former price nine and twelve dollars, Of
BRuEs 4 CoFFKR's,
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Az AMUSING coSfSsg will take place Of
the AlhAmbta Rink Wednesday evening,
A large ham will DO suspended from the
ceiling and twelve boys bllndiolded will
attempt 10 end II, The successful one will
receive the ham.
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Bod eyeryVhets. Price, Cutlcura, 90 ots Boap
% cta.i ResolvOnt, 81 90. Prepared BY the P0TTIH
Dhu1 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas. Send iOI
How 70 Cure SKIN Diseases"
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BY taking the 1i47 P. N. train on the O,
4 p, road passengers arrive In Cleveland
at OPS r, H., and Chicago at g.S0 the fol.
lowing morning ConnsCtlohs made In
Union depot Chicago for oil points west
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One Of our customers lays your Cullcura Rome
dies are the bltt ne can ind for itching oil the
akin. lie tiled all others and found no relief unt
Ill he used y0tB II, ALDRICIi, Druggist,
RIsing Bun, o.
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s1RErE cars will leaye for tho North End
q The ploOo Of the Alhatabra carnival 10.
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srAsEr cars will leave TOT the North End
at the close Of the Alhambra carnival to.
night,
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DED coMToRru and blankets are offered
very cheap by
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EyHeHBobY 10. cordially invited 10 a..
tend the grand masquerade carnival 10 DO
given at the Capitol rink tonight
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o. sUtTfNas In cloth, tticot and home.
Bpun,75 cents q yard reduced from 81 %, at
BRyEs \ Co1FKR's,
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The direct and popular route 10 The
South % The Pan Handle. Cheap excur.
elon tickets 70 oil Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, mapa and time
tables, DO, call on or address ], 9, Tom.
llnson, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Az ANATEuR EARrENpER.

On Saturday night at or about ten
O'Clock the Attorney General blew into 4
saloon on Market street beloW Fourteenth,
owned by J. d. Schmidt, who iS alsO
foreman of the book bindery Of the
Rt0iIer company, OF which corporation
Mr.. CaldwelIiH a stockholder. Mr., Schmidt
was behind the bar, and presuming, pos
sibly, on his business relations with the
proprietor, the Attorney General put him
out and took his place. Then with 8
genial smile he turned TO the assembled
crowd aud asked, "BoyS, what will you
nave on the bar ?"
The boys stepped up with alScnaity and
nominated their respective pulAous, Then
the bar tender pro ttmpOrS began to tell
funny storie6-that 10, the stories were
funny in the dim past when the present
Attorney General was q iree.heArted,
careless lad roaming among the picturesque
huts Of Hawaii. AS each chestnut
was cracked the crowd slapped each other
on the eli ouldels and cried, Good"
"Bully," and nearly split their sides laugh.
ing, Then the amateur mixOloRiSt, 10
whom the popular melody,
~ never drink behind the bar"
was evidently unknown, would "set 'em
up again" with the remark, "Come on,
boys; don't be backward. It's on the
When midnisht's mystic hour ap.
preached Mr.. Schmidt, by the use Of
some dnt,Ie, managed TO effect the dis.
charge Of bis volunteer barkeeper, who
before departing settled not only for the
sundry drinks the crowd had. taken, but
also for q deCanter and several glasses
which he had demolished in the abandon
OF his mirth.
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6. HESS & SONS.


FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS u SONS.
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THs rink event for tonight will be the
teopenlng Of the Island rink. Open at 7.
Good music.
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FoA iun attend The grand masquerade
skating carnival 10 be given tonight al
the Capitol rink. Admission, ladies, 10
cents gentlemen ID cents,
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Gro. r. TAYLOR 10 selling ladies' wrap.
at very low prices.