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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
An Old Citizen Speaks,

Mr.. J. II. Norris an old resident Of
Rome, Ga, ssys, that lie had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complains for Q
great many years and with Eczsms for
three years; at times could scarcely walk
and bad .risd many remedies without
benefit, until be began taking Electric Bit
tiers and amounting bis hands and feet with
Bucklen's AKniea Sslve. This treatment
asoried him great relief and be strongly
recommends Electric Bitters to thsse vhf
suffer With Kidney Complaints, or need q
Blood Purifier. Sold By Logan Il Co.
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DESPERATE STRIKERS.

a couuict F-ATsd Il the Coke Strikers
Attempt 90 Bring Out WOrkmen.
IA PLE1sANr, Pa, February 6.-Ih9
srike-s are msssiDg this afternoon to
mareh to the Alice mines and bring out the
msa voraiTg. The police have been nou'
Hsday ,asopsra ore, and are concentrating
az tbe Alice works to protect the workmen
hn feared there viii be q conflict if the
srikers insist On carrying out their pro-
grsnme
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4 RyE Raise

EsIoy.PA February 6.-The employees
of ths Gieudou lron Company vsre noti,
eed that heir wages hsd been advanced
"a be scale paid by the company IN june
Ie33 AZ Two reductions have been mSde
since that time. each reduction being 10
psx eent, tie rsise is the larges. ct any
iron works in tte Lehigh valley for several
yoafs. The company hss another furnace
Eea&5 10 b. blown in.
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Tnxad nv Ladies'.

Ladies love delicate aud delicious per
fumes. In Parker's Hair BAlsam they not
only satisfy this taste, but have an article
which arrests falling hair, removes dan
druff, restores the original color and i'm
parts q beautiful gloss, softness and he.
Does not soil the linen, is not 9 dye, clean
" and economical
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a rInrIiarnna Rnapita,

CoLUMsIA, s. c., February 6-MsEy
Ellen Williams, sentenced to hang at York
Vile, next Friday, for poisoning her hus,
band and three children, has been resPited
unit! March 9, in consequence Of the dis
coyery Of the tact that she is sbout to be-
come q mother.
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THE INTERNATIONAL STILL OUT.
From the Home OF "Aro,.,Ann. Z"

WOODBURY., N. j, Sep. Is, 1888
DEAR Sir: | have used your medicine
"ARoNANSA," during the past three yesrs
as occasion required. As remedy for
liver affections. dyspepsia and malarial
fever, | do not know its equal. II does
all you claim Tor il, which can be said oi
few, If any, other proprietary medicines. !
most cheerfully recommend il to al af1ic
ted With either Of the above diseases, feel
Ing assured that they will receive the same
benefit therefrom as did.
WV MlLLIGAS,
Supt Public Schools.
Sold by Logan x Co.
Certainly n valrRbis Remedy.
The Boonsboro (Md Times says "Du.
Laos Swiss BALsAH is au excellent cough
remedy, and is recommended by those oil
our town who have used il.
VIM. Fl. Garriott (Sirocco. Ky.,) writes
Swiss BAIsAN' Is an excellen, remedy Tor
Group"
Sidney Reynolds, (Hammondsvills, N.
Y, writes: 81 find SwIss BALsAS an IN
equalled remedy for coughs, colds and
hoarseness Price rs and IS cents Sold
by logan 4 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
VIII Closa SATURDAY..

CINlNNAFI, O., February 6.-Jsmes
Sennessey, Manager of the Heucks' opera
house, pleaded guilty in the Police Court
to day to the charge of the law and order
league of giving theatrical performance
on Sunday, and promised to close his
theatre Saturdays hereafter, Sentence
wss suspended.
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shocking Fatalities.

EkArrAE0OGA, TsSN., February 6.-IEo
bfekemen on tbs Western and Atlantic
IaI'fosd, named Corbin and Pritchell, met
vita shocking death this morning. Cor
bio At'empted 20 climb from q hAt car to
the loot Of the esboose, but missed his
tco,ing and Vas crushed to death. PritehelL
ehI'e setting brake, was thrown under
the Fheeis by the chain breaking
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N.vTrtaI Wanted.

fFTssURG. February The jury in the
eazs'ef Joseph Houks and Joseph Rosen'
berg on tTisl for the killing Of John Hig-
S.nepn Christmas eve, acquitted Rosen-
her9 end brought in verdict Of murder IN
lhe &eoud degree against Konks- A mo-
nca ~ new trial viii be made ct once.
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Flootis In Canada.

BEILETrLLF, ONT, February s.-The
water has risen fifteen inches since last
night, causing many more buildings to be
vacated. The iOe has raised one bridge
s;x inches and is within two feet otanother.
II ia feared that both will go.
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AnArnh Prie,t KiIled bY ne Cars

Urea, n. Y, February 6.-The Rev.
Father William Fennelly, pastor OF Ro-
man Catholic Church st Oneida for twenty
Years, was struck BY the cars at that place
his morning and died in thirty minutes
Father Fsnnelly was eighty-six years old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

WASHINGTON, February 6-The opera.
ton of PdroceRtiSis Th9racis, an exceed
iugly delicate operation IN 9nrseEy, vas
performed OF Ss6stqr Miller, of California,
last evening. A large quantity Of tuid
was drawn from the cavity OF pleuro giving
the Senator great relief, and bis condition
is much improved.
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Exeursion Tickets to the South.

Excursion tickets Ia New Orleans.
Jacksonville and all aoutheya rsse,.s are
nov On sale al the Pssl.. ..pdle ofice. Por
sckeis " Iso formation call on or ed
J. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
1 Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. We.
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r...aa ui. NIother,s Name

CLEVELAND, O., February 6.-EdWard
CrosL the young man who is charged with
forging his mothers names to notes call
inc for sOout $50, 900, was bound over to
court to-day, and vent to jail in default Of
bail.
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Aweman,s Awful Lean.

NEW YORK, February 6.-Shortly sftel
one o'clock today an unknown woman
sprsng from High Bridge to the Harlem
river, . distance Of $50 feet and was
drowned,
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ChauuceyDepeu,s Lecture,

NEw YORK, February 6.-ChAuneey n.
Depew, lecturipg on British politics lsst
night Was severely non-committal as to the
perpetuity of Glsdstones government.
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The Hamilton Countx casa,

CNCISSATI, O., February 6.-The Sen
ate Committee to investigate the Hsmil
ton county case met here to day, but o.
ing to the absence of q Republican mem
Der adjourned without action.
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Great Tobacco D FaiInre.

MONTREAL, February 6-The Adams
Tobacco Co. has gone into liquidation,
with liabilities of $3.50 The greater
part is due to the Merchants Bank q
Canada.
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The CIGAR STRIKE.
Proposed by the Manufacturers
and End Their Strike.
The international Union Bitterly
Opposed to the Settlement.

NEw YoRE, February eff the prosrss.
sive cigarmakers agree to the terms pro
posed BY the manufacturers and accept
schedule Of wages based on the average
price paid BY all tie shops last year. About
1000 people will be relieved from suffering
which is beginning to be severely felt. In
many Of the trades more or less directly
connected with the cigar making industry,
the strike has produced stasnaticl, and
consequent discharge Of work. People
who not being members Of the Ggarmak-
ers' Unions are not entitled to reliet from
those bodies. Box.makers, label.printss,
ETC., are out Of work in consequence Of the
strike and do not know where to turn for
relief. The Central Labor Union has too
many demands on its treasury at present
to put these people on its rolls, and much
suffering results.
THE INTERNATIONAL STILL OUT.
1t is doubtful if the International union
which bitterly denounces the conferences
between the progressive members and the
manufacturers, will be able - hold out
long after their rivals return TO work, for
they do not want members Of the pro
gressive union to get work in shops
which the International union has
heretofore controlled. About 500
cigar makers. including women, have left
for San Francisco since the strike began,
and are expected TO contribute something
to the support OF their suffering comrades
in this city, when they get there. /, will
be sometime, however, before the heavy
expense Of the trip can be paid ou, Of the
earnings on the Pacific coast and . sur
plus sent to New York.
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Droppad Dad.

4stryvE, Iowa, February 6.-WilhAm
@,pesL head Of tie Westphsl / Kinds
4e,@FsTe Company, dropped dead in his
paz'of this evening, Of spPOpleIy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
EXPLAINEl.

VIENNA, February 6.-The cool and
evasive reply Of Ssrvia to the pointed note
of the Powers requesting her to di'arm, in
which she simply acknowledged the receipt
ofthe note and said che would think about
twas explained by the statement that Just
before sending the reply Servia had re,
ceived from Greecea confidential telegram
of an important character. 1t is sprmised
that Greece cfIered to Join ssrSia in resist
ing the demand TO dlsarn, as it is known
that previous to the receipt Of the dispatch
Servia had drafted a reply very different
from the curt note subsequently sent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

The Horsford AImAnac and Cook Book
Mailed free on application to the Rumtord
Chemical Works. Providence, K. !.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
RAILROAD RUMBLES.

The Il. & o. Extension Through This City
Other Items.
1t las been reported Oh the street for
several days past that the incorporators Of
the Wheeling junction Railroad Com
psny," recently formed for the pur'
pose of constructing the new line Of the B.
& 0. from the foot Of TwentY-6rst street
east to g point about eight hundred feet
west of the east end of the tunnel, would
shortly apply to Council, probably at Tues,
day evenings session, for a modification Of
the present city ordinance in relation to
the road. The ordinance passed BY
Council provides for the raising OF the
Market street bridge several feet, and the
passage of trains beneath it, while it is al
legged the railroad company now desires 10
pass the south end Of the bridge at grade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
WITH CLOSED DOORS.

Adverse Report on PIatt's Resolution to
Consider Nominations in Open Session.
WlsHINGToN, February 6.-There was o
protracted meeting OF the Senate Commit,
tee on Rules to-day, during which the reso,
lutions Of Mr. Platt to consider nominations
in opeu session; of Mr.. Hoar, to require
an aye and nay vote on motions to adjourn
over one day, and of Mr.. Morgan, to take
q recess Of the Senate each afternoon from
2 to 2:30 o'clock, were considered. Dis
cussion Of the Plstt resolution took wide
range, and its author spoke at length in
support Of it.
Finally it was agreed that all Of the
resolutions should be reported adversely
This, it is believed, willterminate the sgita-
ton of open debate upon nominations, at
least for a while. 1t is understood, how
ever, that there will be considerable dis.
cussion of the matter in open session ofthe
Senate next week, there being a number
of Senators who are unwilling to acquiesce
without stern protest in the defeat Of the
proposition.
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lief come directly out Of the pockets OF
those who are fortunate enough to have


lief come directly out oil the pockets OF
those who are fortunate enough to have
work
DEMONSTRATION CONTEMPLATED.
VIENNA, February 6.-The members OF
the Austrian German Club threaten to
secede from the National Club in conse-
quence of the action of the latter club in
signing @ memorial to Prince Bismarck
expressing sympathy with his
Polish policy without obtaining
mutual consent as required by the
articles of association on all political act.
ion. The National Club has now decided
not to send the address to Prince Bismarck.
The Polish question is creating a great
stir throughout the Empire. The Emperor
and Empress paid marked attention to
Polish quests at the recent Court ball. The
Poles contemplate making a demonstra-
ton on the occasion Of the coming ball.
4 PROFOUND ERROR.
LONDON. February 6.-The Standard,
apparently entertaining fears as to the
future course of Lord Randolph Churchill.
remarks that the intimacy Of section Of
the Conservative party with the Parnell-
ties was. profound errer and and an un.
mitigsted misfortune, and that its utter
failure ought TO deter the most adventur.
Gus from repeating the experiment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

As passenger train No. was sailing
elcng at rapid rate Friday night, between
Cameron and Benwood, the axle Of the
engine broke and the greater part OF the
train was derailed and thrown over. Billy
johnson, the engineer, Jumped when be
saw the danger, and is pretty badly injured.
A number OF the passengers received in
iUries, but whether any are fatally hurt we
could not learn.
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pnrncenti.i, Thoraei, Performed

MorgcntoEa "a psPgy She has her
railroad.
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TIE EIGHT.HoUR LAW.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The repre-
sentative letter carriers from different parts
of the country, who have been here for
sometiIse working for the execution Of the
eight-hour law, as it should affect their
class Of employees, expressed the opinion to-
day that an executive or departmental Or
der will be promulgated to meet their wish
es, and that further legislation will be un-
necessary. They represent that the Post
master General expects decision from
the Attorney General, TO whom the subject
has been referred, declaring the letter car
riers come within the scope Of the present
eight-hour Law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

Yesterday morning. al 5 o'clock the
Cannon Ball on the b 4 o, from Cincin-
natl, hound for Pittsburg, ran into freight
train between this city aud Benwood. The
enginee- Jumped from the engine before the
crash came, and saved himself Eight Of
the freight cars were demolished and the
engine slightly damaged. No one was
hurt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
citizens Of Mt. Vernon was held ct that
place last evening, for the purpose of fur
theriug the building Of the 1T. Vernon
Coshocton and Wheeling road. The meet
ing pledged itself IL secure subscription
of $50 600 for Clinton township and tbs
city of Mt Vernon
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The Cinrin natl Pc, -~y- ~. ----- - y
yTVVest against the construction OF the
Ohio R. r R. bridge across the mouth
of the Little Ksnawhs, which hos Rlwsys
proven @ good ice hsrbor, eud will Be de,
stroyed ss such hy bridge,
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Another order for FIVE hundred cars tor
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has been
received at tie EOsign works at Hunting
ton. This makes a total of seven hun.
dred and twenty two cars the company
have ordered at psosent. They have also
orders for seven or eight thous2pd car
wheels,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
CAPTURED.

Tom McNarnara yesterday morning did a
clever piece Of detective work in capturing
two characters, that from attending circum-
stances, must have been very adroit thieves.
The officer about 9 O'Clock saw man with
bundle Of clothes cross the avenue near the
Douglas Avenue house and go north on Wa
ter street. He called upon the man to stop;
and when asked where he got the clothes
took the officer to a place where be said
no saw them concealed under logs.
He was taken to the city prison and gave
the name Of Frank Ed,nunds.
Among the stolen property were four pair
of pants from the New York store; two pain
Of pants and two vests from tho Revolution
clothing house Tho police think they have
recovered only part Of the stolen property,
and that the remainder may yet be found.
His partner Jim Carter, was arrested in
tao northern part of the city about IL
O'Clock and Immediately taken to
the county Jail, whsre Edmunds
was also removed last evening
The manner OF working employed by these
men was, to enter a store, lounge around for
few minutes ard a1roitly place goods that
may ba within roach under their left arm,
over which was hung large ulster over
coat that completely concealed the stolen
property; pass out, hide it and try tho same
game on some other store.
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FOUND DEAD.

The Gil cumstances under which MI ;. b.
Caldwell, who some months ago worked in
the register Of deeds Office, left this city, viii
doubtless be remembered by the readers OF
the EAGLE. The ticket purchased by some
of those interested in him called for Dodge
City lie went there and secured 3, situation
in the recorders Office.
Yesterday Dir. l.. Willis, of Valley Confer,
who has just returned from visit OF some
weeks to Dodge City, was in this city, and
said that last Monday morning man was
found dead in that city Hogave complete
description OF him and said he had gone
there sone time ago from this city,
and lad fllal the same position
here that Ir. Caldwell had. His description
was one that fitted him in every particular
Tie informant stated that the body was
found lying by fence and showed no signs
OF violence and the coroner'S jury ha! de
cidoj that lis death was caused BY Apo
plezy.
It seems that he had been drinking very
hard al las. week which il thought 20 have
been the cause OF his death.
Re came 10 this city from Carlisle, Pa.
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The FAIR.

Last evening Memorial hall was crow ed
with people i'll attendance at the fair. 1t
was difficult to make any speed i'll circulating
around the hall. The various booths did q
good business, while the solicitors in behalf
o. candidates met with equally Us good sue
csjs There was large attendance also
during the day.
The following is the vote upon tbs black.
DO lrd last night:
Gold headed cane-Wm GreiGersten 05,
H. c. Hei5eriuan So
Silver headed cane-G. W. C. Jones 10, J..
r. Comfy 20.
Silk hat Hofmaster O., VIM. Myer g.,
H. w. Noltemeyer IS, o. r. Stocker 5.
Silver cup-E Bolte II, C. Zeiminger, Jr.,
ii.
Ladies gold watch-Albertina Bellman %,
Amelia Bissantz 80.
Young ladies cloak-D. Snitzler rs, Char
lot.e 5chueler -.
Gold Neckloces-Johannah Luedecha As,
Aaiie Wiegand y.
Cold Bracelets-Amciia FRANKIE %, Annie
Crib 50.
Tonight viii probably close the fair. An
effort Will be made to continue 1t until to-
morrow night. II it is unsuccessful all OF
the articles win be laIled of and the voting
close Ii it is not soEne of the important
contests viii be decided.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
POLICE COURT.

John Doe, Henry Doc and John Welsh,
were up before his honor charged with being
drunk; the two Does paid s. each and Officer
lilly turned over s. as the fine for Welsh.
Welsh was also charged with carrying
concealed weapons and pleaded not guilty.
The weapon, however, had besn found upon
his person end ho was sent to the calaboo5e.
4 gamblers outfit was found among his
effects and he Acknowledged that to be his
occupation
John Smith, Anna Strong, George JoneS
and Rachel Rely, were fined $40 each 10,
lo,vdness This party, Policeman Hambrow
had captured at tho River View hotel on the
west side Thursday night. The correct
names OF the party were not given, but re
strained for reasons peculiarly their own.
The whole amount collected no far taii
month in the court is g., 0369J.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
THE WRONG NAN.

Mr. Hardacre, the carpenter and contrac-
tor, has been missing lumber for some time
from the houses he has baen erecting on the
West Side.
He, himself, made several unsuccessful at
tempts to capture the thief. At last, on
Thursday night he employed man to watch
for him in the bushes near a residence under
course Of construction Tks person had
been concealed but short time before he
saw man come, carry away load OF lum-
Der, return and take Off q second. He fol
lowed the thief, but loosing the trail came IN
search Of an officer to assist.
The two had scarcely concealed themselves
until nan was seen to again enter the
house and soon after leave it carrying away
an armfull Of wood. Officer HambroW
called on the man to stop. Instead OF doing
so, however, he took to flight. Hsinbrow
fired his revolver, and this only appeared to
hasten the fugative's speed. A large bull
dog participated in the race and catching
hold of the man threw him to the ground
arising he was caught the second time by
the dog. Final,.v extracting himself from
the animal he rushed breathless into neigh
boring house.
The officer came srd was about to take
charge Of the thoroughly frightened man
when he recognized in him Mr. Lukes. the
owner of the house bsing built.
Ifr. Lukes had walked out to take look
at his new house and coming to the place
shortly after the arrival Of the two watch
men, was mistaken for the thief; while be
in turn, thought his pursuers were robbers
who were endeavoring to take his life.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
RING OFF.

Some days ago an injured husband applied
for divorce, and yesterday the husband and
wife met at lawyers Office OF the Citizens
bank building One Of the city officials hap
pened to be in the building, and on passing
the door of the Office was spied by the wife.
She immediately called to him and COM
lreaced to shower invictives upon him that
were almost strong enough to make those
present suspicion that Mars had turned loose
d new battery Nothing seemed too vile for
her enraged highness to refer to. She
suspended operations when she got ready.
Tho officer. thinking the matter over decid-
cd who had melted him to make the attack.
He went down to the Exchange stables and
found the person who goes by the name OF
DR.. Kirkland. The police say they have in
store for him some facts that may disclose
o sensation at an early date. He was ac-
costei by the officer in strong terms and
given chance to show his grit but it hap
pened to be milk He took his dose with
fear and trembling and allowed some Of the
blacklist pages OF his biography to be read.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-29
LEAyENWORTH MEN.

Judge Hacker, of Leavenworth, called yes-
terday morning in company with n. r.
Moser, who had been selling to Judge II.
and number of other gentlemen from LeaT-
enworth large blocks Of farming land and
suburban property. Judge Hacker got the
Watkins place and a piece of the Cook place
and number of lots in Maple Grove addi-
ton he says-and everybody says who
even cayno to tho town-that Wichita has
completely captured him and that he shall
mako this his home at all early day. Judge
Ides and other gentlemen have been also
making very large investments in and about
this cily. In fact we shouldn't be surprised
to see Len Smith, Alex Cald Veil and Dan
Anthony down nere any day dropping few
dollars 'gainst a rainy day, in the coming
metropolis which Kansas City and Omaha
once vainly dreamed Of baing-tho trade
center OF the new west.