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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-23
TRE nRMY.
Logan's Bill to Increase It--Deos'e IN
the Subject.


WAsHrSGEoN, D. C., March 22.-The
chair laid before the Senate Mr.. Logan 3
bill 10 increase the efficiency Q! the army.
Mr.. Logan at the suggestion Of the SEC
retsry Of War moved for sons further
amendments Of detail TO the bill and they
we're agreed to.
Mr.. Hale then moved TO strike out the
sscopd section, which provides for future
force of 10000 enlisted in the army.
Mr. Logan said "If Mr.. Hale could get
a letter from General Sheridan, General
Shsrmsu, General Terry or any leading
oHicer Of the army stating $4,000 men
was enough fox our army, ne Ar. Logan
would agree to withdraw tho proposition to
increase the the army.
80 far as am concerned, Mr.. Logan
said, Il have had enough Of war; want
no more war with either wnire, black or In,
dian. Vhe,her at home or abroad. | will
ALWAYS be found on the side OF peace; but
that is no argument Sgainst an organizs'
ton of army. .,
Referring to the 6shsries question. hr
Logan said: Suppose some OF these days
that Cshsds should take notion to maxi
a row about it. believe taereis fort In
the Senator'S State" g,
Mr.. Hale-"Fort Prebie, in Eo-sland
bsrboI."
Mr.. LosGu-"Suppose some five hun
dred or six hundred Canadians should run
down to Fort Preble =,
Mr.. Hals-"I don't think they would
get there,
Mr.. Logan-"How would you stop
tbemY
Mr. Hale-"The people would stop
them" -,
Mr.. Logsn-"You have at Fort PfeOie'
believe, thtrty.6ve men
Mr.. Hale said it was not much OF gar
risou bat the proposed increase would not
add materially to its strength. The Cana
disps indicated, however, NJ. Hale said,
would never get rs far as Portland whether
We Sad sn army or not.
Nr. Loesn-"In other words the people
of Maine ~ould lick the Canadians before
they got to PortlsndY
Mr., Hale-"Yes."
M. Logan-"Well, on that theory we
40 mot vaat sny army at slL. OF coarse
if you are going to Sely entirely on the Peo-
Ule that is one thing, but Il JOY are IN Ia;
yor of having an army at oil, yoa sGoS 2
81 willing to keep it, at least, in proper
form of organization Here the oeoSte
was cut of by liIGitstion OF time.
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GoFF'S MEASURE
+, Reimburse Loyal Citizens Tor Army
Supplies.

10 Reimburse Loyal Citizens for Army
Supplies.
Soeil' 70 ne Rsgi:s~.
WAsHIyGros. March 22--G neral G'H
TO-DAY introduced . bill wl;eh, if 1t be
enacted into Law, wih greatly benefit
sbou, s 600 citizens 10 Wss: Virginia. It
authorizes the Qlartermsstsr General and
COmmissary General 10 reopan and re-
examine the claim Ct loyal citizens OF the
h Oited States for qusrtesGsater stores Ia
Ken for the uso of the army during the he
bsllion. These claims, OF which about
i 900 Of which have been presented oy
West Virginisns, have heretofore been dls-
sllowat under = law which wss 10 effect
tom July I, 1851 10 JAnusry l, 1857, lhe
clsims are believed 10 be al Just ones but
have been rriec,rd d oa technical grounds,
snd ,he object Of General Got ; oil Is to
ensoIs the accounting OF .srs Of the Gov
.rnnent 10 adjust them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-23
Fatal Accident In a Tunnel.

PoTTsvnLE, Pa March PA terrible
accident occurred his morning in he IN.
mel Of he pcsts,ille end Mahonipg rail-
rosd, at Horseshoe Curve, just outside this
city. Shortly after the day shift went on q
tremer dous fall of top rock took pace,
burying about twenty wo!ssaen, mo:tly
Italians. :cse ph ". Wright and al Ital.
ian known as Number Five" we're killed
outright. and Samuel Bschus, Lee Huber.
John CtlI,r. OF St. Clair, ian American
and g store drilleE were seriously injured.
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THR0uaA the STATE

Cyrus Carlow, Of E,onopgsiis ooes.
y. has gone mad over the recent
abog. With him ,hs"--tssa&
wib which his cousin took bis ovn life,
and in addition 10 this has double.eAffsL
ed gun. Recently hs broke up . religious
meeting BY his rsvipgs.
John Bennett, Of Cen'reviile, Upsenr
county, while on bis vsy 70 .
prayer meeting was struck on the
head By some unknown pssoc,
The blow Vas 20 severe tbs, Bennett SIS
tslled 10 the earth and remsinsd unooo-
scioos fos some time. Hn ssLp vsa bsdly
cut BY the club
The bill Of Coroner Joots, ot Pfs<-
ton cosnty, for sTvicss in ceonscjss
With the late Nerbafg disast9
amounted 70 SlS5. Mr. Jones hss
fIed his bill With ths clerk oi the eesesy,
sith On udorssmsnttts. the whole smosnt
shall 70 into the relief fu1d fer lbs bsseft
Of the sufferers
A correspondent Of tho Csreso Ad,ssss
has troegst 10 bght pist,i ths, Vas eees
tbs p,op,rty Of ths ee.ebrsssd lsdiss
tighter. L.vs WassL Il s tbs psopsr'y
Of Mf. Cfan. p
Tserty coke ovens recently built fes
fJoseph Psifruns, superintendent Of Gay
mont Coal Conpasy. Of the Kasasha ~
siou, vss rst is epessdos . fss ssss
iAes.
II The nsxt annual nsetire a - g
prems Ledge o. Kuighfs Of Eosss eft.u
B sse 10 &, b heN nsxt 6esEA e OselD
burg.
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r,orene. Rpp.T,. Body Found.

CHICAGO, March 22-The body OF Flor
Ringer, was iounu IL lae IITeE 'u's- .s.v...
ing. The girl had been missing since last
October, and b.. mysterious and sudden
disappearance caused great tensation
here ard ell sorts Of theories ss TO her
whereabouts were advanced Photographs
Of the missing girl were copied by thou;
sands and sen; to the chiefs oi police and
detectives all ever the country and even 10
Europe.
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Killaa L,ka 4 M,ld nsast.

OMAHA, March 22-Ed johnson, the
desperado who killed his employer, Satur'
day, ard who since that time has been en-
trenched in barn near OAKLAND, vnere be
has reisted all attempts to capture
him and killed two men and
wounded several others who. with char
made the attempt, wss sua!ly captured
'this morning.
The barn in which the desperado COP
cealed himself in, was set cn Gre about
half past FIVE last evening. A FIRE was
opened on johnson and he was killed,
falling in the fAmes. When the are had
subsided, the body vas found in large
pit of oats riddIed with bullets.
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PaRKERsBURG.
Chicken Thieves-Died Long Drive
Cook Continued-Notvs.
SpeeiiI 10 lse ReciS.er.

Spesisl 10 tae Regis:e.
PARKERsBURG, March 22-St Mary's
the county seat OF Peasants county, wa
considerably stirred up BY the arrest ani
subsequent confession Of three young msr
who were arrested on q charge of stealing
chickens. The town and reishSorhood
had been s#ep. clean Of sll the yellox-leg
ged representatives and turkeys began ,c
follow. Jacob Mercer and Thomas Duff
were caught and the proof Of their gull,
was conclusive. Now these have
confessed and implicated three or four
prominent parties. One c. C. Davis, an
attorney from Newport, Ohio. who came
to ST. Msry's 10 spsxsr- an aisdietmeut
charging him with getting $500 by false
pretense, which case will come up in the
June term, is IMPLICATED, one Timmons,
man named Grueley and George Hacks
thorn. | understand these parties will oil
be arrested shortly. The town is very
much excited over the matter.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCresry, one Of our
Oldest and most respected citizens, died to-
day at her residence, Of dropsy, at the age
Of 60 years. Mrs. McCreary is mother OF
Edward McCreary, q well known business
man Of this city. Mr.. David McCresry,
deceased, father OF Edward McCresry, was
at one time the editor of the Parkefsburg
Gazette.
Gus Campbell, prosecuting attorney OF
Peasants county, is in the city on legal
business
Mat. Doyle, big two listed farmer from
be'ow town, was arrested last Saturday
light for attacking Officer Pat Kenerney
while the latter was in the discharge OF
bis duties. Doyle was tried this morning
and held to answer indictnent on three
different charges.
Nearly all Of Parkersburgs attorneys
left town to-day to attend Circuit Court in
Writ county.
The case Of the city against Be 1nett
Cook, Jr., was called this morning Cook
asked for continuance, making atfidavit
that q number of witnesses who are sb
seat were essential to his side Of the case
The Judge continued the case until Sat
uPtsy. Cook producing the required bond.
The Justices room was crowded with eager
spectators, who expected rich develop
ments
A woman who gave the name Of Miss
Eva Brown arrived in this city yesterday
in one.horse spring wagon, which she said
she had driven ali the way from Richmond,
va. She LETT for her destination this
morning in the same vehicle, aud according
TO her statements, proposes TO drive 10
Gardner, Gundy county, lnd. The queer
freak oi q lone woman under sking such
long trip alone and in light wagon, at.
trscted considerable attention.
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WHEELING, VA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 23. 1885,

railroad here and because Of the strike
being unknown here the probability OF its
extension cannot be predicted: 1t is ru-
mored that the example of the Kansas City
men will be followed by similar strike IN
this city, to be inaugurated at 6 o'clock
evening,
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Grain In store.

CHICAGO, March l5.-The number CT
bushels of grain in store in TIE United
States and Canada March l3. and the
increase or decrease compared with the
preyious week will be posted on Change
TO. morrow, as follows: Wheat, 80, ,535' '3i5,
decrease 3I9.IO5; corn, l6,735.o5l, in,
crease 2,l23,e53; oats, 1891 .sl2, increase
2s2 2O5; rye, SIS, 8,03s, decrease 64, 1866 bar
lev, ll34 4O6, increase 1926. The pro
norton OF this in Chicsgo elevators was:
Wheat. l4,l2S. SOB; corn, 3.6IS,O ,OS9; oats
496, III; rye, $50, ,27S; barley, 1856.
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Charleston Fires

CHARLy SION W. VA, March 2!-Suu.
day morning, at Hinton The stone build
Ing cccuo'ei by Harvey was consumed BY
FIRE. TIE building wal cwred BY Geo
Barton. No insurance on goods. The
building was patty injured. Toe cause OF
the f,e was ince. diary.
Tie fire, which occurred at II o'clcck
last night at this pace, was fortunately
confn,d 10 cne building on k.nswha
street, owned by the Fife hers. At one
time. owing 70 the hiRh wind, god po''
ton Of tie business portion of the town
was threatened with destruction. The huge
sparks from the burning building were
carried nSrY b.ecbG Gia'sut. TheIa Vas
81 500 insurance on the building in the
butchers, loss SotG. mdlESa. .e'3'"-.t + G~.
ING, grocer, loss Sl,lOO, insurance S9OU
in Imperial OF London The John Ander
son building was slightly damaged.
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4 Cyclone.

Fl. WaYxE, Isa, March PA eTe'one
nsssed through the northern part OF the
county last night, visiting The village OF
WilIismsport with the greatest etset Inc
Methodist church and the United Brethren
church were destroyed. Many dwellings
Eere damaged and every barn in the VII
lage was overturned. A number OF cattle
were killed.
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soorrs EMULsION OF PURE

Cod L;ysr oil, with HyPephosphites
For wasting children.
D.. S. ". Cohen. Of Waco. Texas, ssya:
Il bsvs used your Emulsion in Infsptile
wasting, vita gOOd results. 1t not Only
res,oses wasted tissue, bat giTss strength,
and heartily reeonnerd !. io' diseases
ATTENDED By Atrophy.!
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TeSmeris Challenge.

MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, March 22-John
Teemer. the champion oarsmsD, offers to
roE Wallace Ross three or four miles with
a turn for SlO0 a side. he suggests
sxespstake race hstwten Hsnlsn, Ross
and himself, each TO pp, up from $500 to
81 900. ard The race to take plsce on suy
ERtrF
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App 4 X. OF l.. Branch
SDscidl 10 ne RegiHer.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 22.-The
Governor to-day appointed NJ a. Naming
of Monroe, Fish Commissioner, vice n. NJ,
Lowry. removed from the State.
A knights Of Labor lodge was organized
here Saturday night. NJ. j. o 0'Bren j;
chief t,be local organization, The prin:
ers Will likely form q labor lodge.
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"HlsTozIKs make men wise, posts witty.
Bat what in the world does q man want
with ether when be has sprainei bis ankle.
No. sir, not these. not these! Give him but
one bottle Of Salvation OIL. The greatest
cure on earth for pain.
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r.st Of snow In Michigan.

MIsQuErrE, MIoB,, March " nnnar I1sn
,rs snow storm ragged ali SEsF the uppss
SaD;nsS,Is SaD sunday and two teet OF sso~ ma nss
ssIIsn, An the railroads are olqcSssdssO ssw
ISt Ho t-a;ns were running yesterday ana rev sS
t"Ssv ~ Telegraph wires hetSssn mere sn' ~"
to.ISy. sss down until noon today;
mn Ts~H ssasSsr is now clear and wsru. a9T Si
Inc sss Sessr a-a All rail CornmuBicstion Will
= Sssumed BY tomorrow.
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steanit. Eight. zuksrtort live.

NEw CRLEGSs, La, March 22.-The
eighteenth game of the chess tournament
to day between S!einiIZ and Zukertort re-
sultsd 10 iRyor Of S,einitz The contest
now stands: Steini'z 8, Zukertort ..
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49, A-~inst GamI,ls-s.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-Quite q sen,
,a,;on WAS produced in the House inns ms
morning when the Chaplain devoted Io saa y, rs
oneping prayer to an invocation TO uoa 70
ia the land of gamblers, whether IN cafos. Is
C 5;ce, chips, stocks, wheat, bucket sh0Ps, OF or
Soaras 49, of trade, and to lead the people 20
know that money.mskirg other tnsn Oy
sweat Of the face was contrary m Z, 70 Inserted n' in
the Record.
APension for Mrs. Hancock.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-A Dill gran,
;na a nennon of $4,000 year to tns
G ~:SoT Of Gen. W. S Hancock WAS PssSs0 q
10 the House yeas lS9, nays H.
Reported adversely. IL,
v,sg,xeroS. D. g, Asr9s .aJlee sS-,.s,
Q.ra,s COMMITTEES on the District OF ooiun' .d
S;s has decided BY tie vote % rep0tSS Mps,tSs~. ~
UarssIv U the nomination Of ). =. MaH.' G.. y
TeoIetsJ1 Ts1ses - Of Albany, to be Reco'dsF o.
DEEDS for the District OF Columbia
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ORDNANCE COMMISSIONS.
Iney are Always Fauurss--Never Unan-
NOUS.


mOUs.
SpociG! - ~ Register.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The three or
Tour months that have been spent By the
sDscial Ordnance Commission created by
tbe 0ouss cf Representatives, in deter
tniuipg upon its report, demonstrates the
wisdom Of O remark recently made BY one
ot the old meuSscs when be said that
Ordnspce Commissions GlEsys have been
md slEavs would be ls;ul;ss During the
bis,o-y Of the Efforts ofCongress to provide
Amnla ordnance for the United States, there
have been at least four or I've distinct Com
missions sppointei Ia esch instance there
has been q minority report submitted. 1t
Eas almost as strongly endorsed 5y almost
he many OF the meu7 aerS as the majority
fepcr, Ike the tariff, the work OF Ord
bsnce Commissions has many local tea-
A., The commission which has Just
babai..ed its report worked for three
non'Ls in Investigating the capacity OF
abe iron and steel t0uudries Of this country
and then scent three times that much time
In determining upon the report The IN
korms,ion given by each OF these conmis'
sious ia never alike. and since nothing
Gke O unanimous agreement can be rad,
anon members OF the commission or
among members of Congress, although
sriytpn statements may mae II appear
ahst ,hsrs is something like unsul0lty'
shis work will continue to be q tGlIaEe.
There is no probability that this Congress
pill act upon the suggestions OF this COM
arIssf0n
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The wsahsrssx

are immense , sirens thensd By the nee o.
Dr.. r. Y. P.erce's 'Fsvofi,e Prescription.
which eues al female draDgemesiS and
give, to q to the syren. Sold bJ drug
sists.
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Base Ball.

Al Macon, GA-LOuisEilies H. ma
con s. :,, sav.,sb ?
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Ls,o, too well known to De Denied
IT y q !. vas sss ipr Dr.: Bulls eougs ~
thAt ~ y y .rourietors in FioSiss would pu'
,Ssir iS nj: rates up to ten dollars per Gay
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THOSE RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. COlquitt anJ Sr. Logan Battle About
Them.
WASHINGTON. D. G, March 22.-Ihe
easif laid before The SeR4ss Ess Judiciary
COnuittes resolutions.
Nj. Colquitt took the floor in opposition
70 'ne nsjori:Y report. Nr, COlquitt read
nom q report as to an office holder showing
Pc vas found short over $500 10 his neOsT
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u,ia<n, and invieoeaies tAe gum. lsiis.s
and perfums, ths hseaih, c3essses. 1880
6,s ~ prsarvss ~ tssth iseo yoeo -
ola ere aold b sn drsssisiA
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KNIGHTS IL SESSION.
VIZ RE REJECTED

The Executive COMMITTEE is still in ses-
s;on a. 2.lO o. m. discussing Me-. Hoxies
terms. be- ChsirnSu Irons says they ~iH
be rejected, as to accept the1 E9Pid bet
abandon all their principl es.
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The LoCAL SITUATION

this morning 60 far Is the running OF trains
con,inue IN shout the same condition as
for the mast three or four days Suburban
tca;ns are not interterred with and no at-
,smnr has been made to move freight. al
tbopoh a larger number of strikers than
nsuai are congregs:ed near their accns'
,omsd rendezvous eagerly discussing the
s;tnstion and the probable prolongstion cr
snssdy settlement Of the strike. No dis
tprbances have as yet occurred.
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the FIRST MAN BOUNCED
Since Congress Assembled Is the
MorgantoWn P. N.
PRESIDENT HAS HIS SECOND WIND.
Nssss. COIquitt md Logan Battle Over
the edmunds Resolutions
General Dispatches.
Spscial @ Ms Rsgislsr.

SgectGl % ne hegtSisF.
,sHlSsrOS, March 22-The President
-, ,sc sent to the Senate the nomination
,fAdsm L. Nye to be postmaster at MGR,
.,.ntown, W. Va. This is a suspension, as
,ba term Ofths present incumbent would
10, expire until July, 1888. This is the
S., suspension made since Congress as.
sembled.
yrJE. Fleming, editor Of the Morgan
.,vr New Dominion, is in the city, but he
,,os.ssss to be here strictly on private bus;-
oss. and says his visit has no political sig
ni6csHce.
ALI. williams Nomination.
Sp,cial 20 ne RsgtsiSr.
washington. March 22.--The nomina-
80, If ALI Williams 10 be Postmaster at
P,rksrsourg has been tavorsbly reported
he the Committee on Postofica Of the Sen
a. and il is expected that his confirms
nom will be announced tomorrow or next
lay
Gen. keIlsy's Pension.
SpssiGl % Hs Rsgisisr
WAsalNaroS, March 22-The bill grant
mo an increase Of pension tor Gen. B F.
EslIsv Of West Virginia, was reported fsv.
o,s5ly today By Senator Camden from the
Committee on Pensions. The bill makes
G-n Kellrys pension at the rate OF 500
per month.
Commissioned.
Special % i5s EsgiS,sr.
WASHINGTON, March - Henry A.
Smith has been commissioned postmaster
q: Spencer, " "a.
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sr LoUIs March 2S.-Tbs sVitehmen
and ysrdmen employed 10 TIA rslisosd
xSrdsi ia Esst st Louis were ct work Of u
n. The strike Of men at Kansas City has
alarmed to some extent the oheiaIs OF the
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The HeDnepin CanAlBiii'
SDs,iaI 10 ne RsgiJsI.

WASHINGTON @. c., March 22.-Qntes q
humber Of uoat "a isaatlemsO' hAihng
from the region 0. the Sucker sta4s' rave
been in the city two or three weeSSA "0'A,
Png up the Henuepin Canal Bill. They ar
tYi0g to secure consideration OF the meas
Ure before the body OF appropriations bills
get before the uouse. Ons Of the most sr'
dent supporters Of the measure, who ls 3
menoar Of the House, said to day. thai ne
had been taking sn inventory OF The sym
|Pa,by for he measure, eud he had come
70 the conclusion tina, the hill could not De
Sonsltered oy this Congress, su1 that ths
lobby would be disappointed. he va,
zVery eou6dent, however, that the bill hae
grown in strength. ard that If it could come
IN regular order, and time given 1t tol
discussion, it would bs passed.
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Randall aud the Tariff.
Sscll! 70 ne RsgiItsT,

WAsHwGroy, March % 2-Ex-SPesker
Randall sa, in his committee room this
Ahesuoou With sn iron manufacturer, and
Eer: ever one of the schedules in Mr.. Nor
lisons tariE biU. Tns criticisms passed
npon the bill By Mr. Randall denote pretty
elea,ly his proposed action when the meas
ete comes beloretbe House. He explained
b his friend that there were many ineon-
Eruides in tie bill. Quite o number OF
provisions we're inserted, he said. and
'Guue = lum6er left out which should have
been inserted. for some reason he couiu
hot discover. Nr. Randall seemed TO I'm, I'm,
sgius ;ha, he couiE see motives IN the Dill
personal 10 its author. The provision re
isuug 70 ali kinds of me:ais he thought
Fery unjust. Many OF the tsrit prot.s,SSno91,, =,
'fs,s are estimating that the bill will tah
short Of St least thirty votes IN tte house
peloS the securing Of q mslority.
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DISASTROUS EFFECTS.

There are 230 switcbuen out which en-
forces idleness upon $50 engineers, and as
many firemen. The roads involved sre
the Chicago and Alton, Rock Island;
Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Hannibal
and St. Sosssh, EsnsA1 City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs the Burlington
& Missouri River, Atehisoo, Topeka i
Santa Fe, Union Pacific and Kansas Gy,
Ft. Scott { Gulf. The packing houses are
expected to close tomorrow. One thou
sand of their employees had already been
laid of on account Of the Missouri Fsahc
strike and general closing down will cut
e tha daily inccpe Of 1000 men,
- \ frsstiS Burned.
/ LITTLE Rock, Ar, March 22.-AbOa,
| . o'clock this morning the north bounS
! IRON Mountain Railway passenger tran
was stopped al long tEsstie two mile
south OF Little Rock owing to the discover,
,Ass .ss trestle was burning. II was soo'
DESTROYED snd the train was Easbis TO Pre-
cesd further. Il is believed that the nr
was the result esiucendiarism.
TAs Trersls Not Ended.
CHICAGO, March 22.-contrsIJ to e1
pec,asicu, the trouble between AaxWei
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Cen. keIIey's Pension.
Sessial q tls Rsgisier.
Commissioned.

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WASHINGTON. March 22-Henry A.
Smith has been commissioned postmaster
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