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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

The Central OF philadelphia. 6RsSssss. sbs,
the Cnmiaue Crushed by a Wan

The Central, OF PLnsdr4rS ia. SRsSsss. ana
the Comiqus Crushed by Q Will,
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.--The Cen
trail Theatre, on Walnut stree, above
Eighth, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning.
The fire broke out about 8 o'clock and
burned Gercely for over an hour, bot the
firemen succeeded in combining the flames
to the theatre building. The ear wall OF
the building, however, fell on the Theatre
Comique, Immediately in the rear OF the
Central and fronting on SAMSON street, and
completely demolished that structure.
POulson's hotel and restaurant, sis Wal
nut street, sdloinipg the Central Theatre
on the west, was flooded with water, as
were also several Starss, saloons and smlll
restaurants fronting on Eighth street, be-
tween Walnut and Samson.
The costumes and general properties,
valued at $35 coo, Belonging to the Might
OSlsr combinations, which was fulfilling
an epgagemsmebt at the Central, was lost
in the flames. The total loss is estimated
at SlS5, 600, partly covered By insurance
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CAMBRIDGE WON.
A waIk-over In the Great College Boat
Race.

A waIk-over In the Great College Boat
Race.
LONDON, March 2L-The annual race
between boat crews representing Oxford
and Cambridge Universities took place this
morning on the usual course on the
Thames, from Putney to Mortiake, a dis
lance of four miles and two frrlongs. The
weather was dull. There was an average
attendance Of spectators.
The Cambridge crew won the toss for
position aud took the Sdrrey side of the
river. When Hammersmith bridge, one
mile and three-quarters from the starting
point, was reached, Cambridge was leading
By chrse lengths, and at Barnes bridge, one
mile and tbree-quarters further on, they
put five lengths between themselves and
their opponents, Cambridge crossed the
winning line five lengths ahead of Oxford.
Cambridge was a big ~favorite, and the
race was almost q ~foregOnc conclusion.
The Oxford crew weighed l,436l pounds
and Cantab' !, i2O3 pounds.
In the record of the races already r0wed
the Cantabs are now but one victory be-
hind their opponents, the Oxonisns.
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ENGINES
A Costly Collision at L~ittlston-No One
HINT

Costly Collision at Ltoieton-No ons
Hurt.
LrrTLEToN, W. Va, March pa
friphtful collision occurred in the heart o.
the town of Littleton at high noon to-day,
between through passenger train No. .,
delayed and running as No. 46. east bound,
and q pickup mogul train, west bound.
Fortunately no one was hurt although
the escape seemed marvellous.
Great confusion reigned among the pas
sengers which soon cooled down, however,
when it was found that no n was in
jured.
Both engines are total wrecks, as is also
the postal car containing The United States
mail.
Travel was but slightly impeded owing
10 sid cracks being uniucumbered by
wrecks, and trains passed without inter
ruption.
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4 EnrmnrA TrnaI Next.

CHICAGO, March IA diapatch from
Topeka, Kan. says: A movement has
been started by the farmers Of Kansas look.
ing TO the organization OF a farmers trust
TO Include the farmers, stOckraisers and
feeders OF the Northern States and Terri
tories Of the Mississippi Valley. Ia fur.
therance of The project, a macs convention
Of the farmers and stockmGn of the locality
above stated has been CALEB 10 meet N
Topeka Tuesday, May !, TO complete an
organisation.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.


EAST LIBERTY. March "a Cattle
Receipts 152 head; shipments IS head
nothing doing.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; market firm; Philadelphias
S. s0s5 as; mixed S. 85a5 IS; Workers
S. 5Oa5 60; common 10 fair IS 25a5 40;
pigs S. OOa5 20.
Sbeep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
400 head; market, nothing doing.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March "a. --Cattls-Rsoeipts
1000 head; shipments 10, 900 bead: mar.
ket steady; steers 81 10a5 O5; stockers
and feeders 81 35a3 70; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 25n3 so; Texas grass steers s. 10.
Hom-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong; mixed s. Goa
8 so; heavy IS 30a5 90; light IS 15a5 As;
skips So 50a5 10. :
Bheep-Reoeipts 1000 shipments none
market weak and 10c lower; nativee "a 90
8 90; western IS 50a8 90; TEXANS 81 25
al rs; lambs IS 50a8 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., March "a -Hog-
At 5al0c higher; common and light 81 u
a5 40; packing and butchers IS 5Os5 as.
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Notice TO Creditcrs.

CsEDIToEs or JoHS pUsuosy
- mihung, deceased, end Ts1riAs JoDes, Dc
ceased In Pursuance Of Q oeens . ~ the Cs,cni,
ooort OF Ohio County, rs.te IN a cause thereiu
Pcpding, IN subject ere real estate OF The tAid
John D,lomore whiting and the said Tboma,
sVnes, 70 .he payment a theSr debt, you ane
IsIu.soot opfesent your elSlms against The estajs
81 me taid John DuL mrrv whiiiur and The al
ahonas Jones or either 81 them, Cor adludica
uon 70 Joseph K Psnll, conmissioner AZ hl.
whs,o III chApliDs areet, In the Gity Of
fors Friday, the 1ph day OF April, INA
Wiioess, John ". Mitchell, CIerk OF ala cor,,,
this 'h day Of Marcn, Iss.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Clerk,
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The strife Fever Spreading.

CHICAGO, March 24.-Ths switchmen
in the CDicsge yards Of the Chicago, Csii'
fornia and Santa Fe Railway have also been
affected by the strike fever, al! the men
having gone cut at an early hour Tins
morning. At iIstit was col JectaTed ,ha'
this wss concerted action with the Bar
~lipylon s~witchn.eD, but investigation
proves it to he entirely independent. The
switcbmen and the Santa Fe Company
have been st odds for zone days about the
yardmaster, ard the men concluded 10
brig the matter to a settlement BY stink
inn
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THE UBIQUITOUS TAsCorT.
Florida ofioIais Think They Have Caugl
n Murderer Of Smell.

Florida oniciais Think They Have Caught
tn. Murderer Of Smell.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March ga
nan was arrested at Kissimee, South
Florida, Thursday, by the town marshal,
for Tascott, the murderer Of millionaire
Shell.
He resembles the alleged murderer 10
every respect, even to the scar on bis leg
The only discrepancy Is in the teeth,
which are different somewhat from the de-
scription sent here.
The prisoner is watched day and night
by two strougly-armed guards, and is not
permitted TO leave them a moment. Full
descriptions have been wired TO the Chicago
officials, and the captors are waiting i'm
patiently 10 hear from them.
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Carnegie Prono.es oo.operailon.

~PITTsBURG, March "a The committee
appointed by tho Koishts OF Labor to con-
fer with Andrew Carnegie on the Edgar
Thomson Steel Works trouble, returned
to the city from New York TO day, well sat-
isti ID with the trip. Il. 5. Stewart, Of the
committee, stated To o reporter that Mr.
Carnegie infatuated to the committee that
he would shortly submit 0 20 cooperative
proposition TO the 1000 workmsh, whereby
the latter would share the profits Of The
great concern with the firm. The commit
tee is hopeful Of al early settlement Of the
strike uIon an amicable basis.
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Persistent Attempt. to Wreck Trains.

WABASH, IND., March % Within the
past few days repeated attempts have been
made to wreck passenger trains on the
Cincinnati, Wabash aud Michigan Railway
near LinwoOd station. Ia several instan.
ces engineers has succeeded In stopping
their trains barely in time to avoid crash
ing into huge rails which were fastened to
the track, and which, had they been
struck, would have wrecked the train.
The motive OF the perpetratnrsis unknown.
The officials of the road will fully ipyes-
tiglte the Outrages.
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A Heavy Norther of the Eastern Goa.

A Heavy Sorther of the Eastern Coast
PRovIECErOwN, MAss., March 2I.-The
Norther continued blowing very heavy all
night. The sea is very rough of Race Point.
No vessels can be seen outside from High
Pole HUI this morning except the steamer
hquan, anchored in the same position as
yesterday. She is in % or 80 fathoms Of
water and about 10 miles from shore. The
sea ia breaking clear over the steamer.
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A Shutdown a, South Cb,e,vo

CHICAGO, March "a. - TweRty- three
hundred ReR who went to wosk in the roll
inc mIfrst South Chicago February 9th,
afssr AN ,nfSSd dleness Of three months,
will be ont Of eiaploys2ks gain April Lat
1t having ben annouDced Ia miDs
will shut down on that date. Tbs 2 :
Is said TO be oyer-produetion, and Il
thought work will not be resumed befs,
July fsL
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STATEs-Seplected.

NNkhNSNtNs
RAILROADS Quiet; sales $3.50, 900.
The stock market was at first very weak
and the lowest prices for the week were
reached in many cases, but o sharp reac-
ton occurred later and q majority Of the
list show advances as a result Of the days
operations. A determined drive was again
made at the Gould stocks and incidentally
at the entire list. The opening was again
weak at declines from last evenings clos
ing figures, extending to per cent, and
the attack drove Missouri Pacific down Al
per cent though the impression made
upon the rest Of the list was confined 70
fractions only. Quotations closed bid a.
follows:
Adams Express l40; American EXPIRES,
lG74; Canada Pacific 59!; Central Pacific
gu; Chesapeake and Ohio |; do preferred
firsts 4; do seconds 2; Chicago and Alton
l35; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1921
Delaware and Hudson 1861; Della ware,
eeh" ~anra and Western, 1913; Denver
and Rio ,,,asris, 15!; Eric, S3s; do pre-
fered 53!; Fl. ~a,,"e' io2!; Illinois
Central, ll5!; Lake shore, w. Michigan
Central, til; Minneapolis ami TT. l"dl'
); do preferred, II; Missouri pacin,
"A; Northern Pacific, 2Oi; do preferred
43l; Chicago and Northwestern, 1861; do
preferred lao; New York Central, lO4l;
Oregon Tnnscontinsntal, lSs; Pacific
Mail, II; Peoria, II. & E 16j; Pittsburg
15G; Pullman Palace Car 1873; Rsadinz.
59si Rock Island, 1l0i; 81. Louis and
San Francisco &c, DO preferred, 6sI; first
preferred, llu; st. Paul, Minneapolis snd
MGiitoba, 97I; ST. Paul anil Omaha, 20;
do Preferred 1921; Texas Pacific, o0t; Onion
Pacific SIT; United States Express 10;
Western Onion Telssraph 73i.
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Soc; June 4sia5Otc, closing at 49tc; July
~4sis5Oic, closing at SOC. Oats-No
26ia2sic; May 3Ois3o3c.. closing a. SIG
June 30ac, closing at 30sc; August 2ots
2sic, closing st 26ic. Rye-No. 9, 5ss
sale BNley-No. 9, 77ss1c. Flax Seed
NO 1. 81 IS. Timothy Seed-Pfime
s. 6la2 81. Mes Psrk-Sl3 80; May $3.50
al3 IA, closing at S13 sd; June $l3 3Ita
13 so. closing at Si3 37a. Lsrd-$I Is;
May 81 47is7 80. closing at ~ al; june
81 soar SIS, closing at 81 so; July 100
I So, closing s,S7 80 Balk heats-Short
ribs sides 81 O5; 6rr S.!tei shoulders So GOA
6 10; short cl, ar : d-s s. 5nT 90 Whis-
ky-At 81 10. Rattor-Firm; creamery
slta3Oc; dairy 20s27c Eggs Firm at
l63a17c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Marrh 2i-F!our-
Demand light. Wheat Opened tc lower,
but subsequently, raled lower mp ta the
close; sales uugssded, grain depot 9S!c;
No. red in export elevator SSlc; No. =
red March S~ssas9se; April s9ia9oc; May
~9Ota9Olc; June SO, s90se. Corn-Steady
but Quiet; sales steamer No. , mixed on
track, SHE; No. , mixed March 5Ts57se;
April 57a57lc; May 57ia5slc; June 5si
a59Ic. Oats-Spot steady but quiet; sales
No. . mixed 3sc; ungrsded white 4O!c;
No. / white 41a,; futures quiet but teady;
No. 2 white March 40i40tc; April 4oA4otc;
May 4Oa40le; June 4oA40ic. Egg
Steady and fairly active; western firsts Is
aisle.
uiseinnan.
CIscISxArI, O., March "a Cotton
Quiet. Flour-E Easy. Wheat-In light
demand; No. 2 red s5lc; receipts 1850
bushels; shipments 500 bushels Corn
Barely steady; No. 9 mixed SIC. Oats
Steady; No Q mixed 33la34c. Rye
Quiet; No. . &c. Pork-Dun mt $ll 90
Lard-Dull: current make s. IS. Bulk
Meats-Dull; short ribs 81 20a7 25. Bacon
Easier; short clear 8 so. whisky
Steady; sales Of $50 barrels on q basis Of
81 %. Butter-Stropger. Sngar-ln
fair demand.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 24-Wheat--
Western steady and dull; No. . winter red
spot and March s7as7!c; April SIC bid;
May s~9lassic; June s~siss9.c. Corn
Western firmer and dull; mixed spot and
April 55ic; May 56is56lc. Oats-Quiet
and firm; western white 4la42c; do mixed
3ss40c. Rye-Firm at 6ss7lc. Provisions
quiet and steady. Eggs higher at l7alSA
Coffee-Firmer in tone; Rio cargoes ordi-
nary to fair 13ta14c. Other articles IN.
changed.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, O.. March "a -Wheat-Active
and easier; Cash sale; May SAGE; June
s2lc, July ssc; August 79fc. Corn
Steady; April sole; May sole. Oats
Quiet; cash 32}c. Clover Seductive
and higher; cash, March and April 81 SCI.
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Negroes Murdered I'm Texas.

RICHMOND, TEN, March 24.-Acourier
inst arrived from Whrrton states that two
negroes we're murdered on Tuesday night
in Wharton county, near the recent scene
of the massacre Of six negroes at Spanish
Camp. This killing was on Battles plsl
tati0n. Governor Ross sent o company oil
Rangers to Wharton county to suppress the
laMleseness.
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PRODUCE,
New York.

NEW YORK, March 24.-FIour-Receipts
1868 sacks; exports $3.50 barrels; sales
$4,000 barrels; market quiet and weak;
supeTfne, 81 4Sa$3 90; o0inmon 10 good,
extra Western and State, 81 O0A$3 10:
good 10 choice do S3 50sS4 so; common 10
good extra Ohio, 81 9OaSi 80; common 10
choice extra ST. Louis s.. g0A$4, 80; patent
Minnesota extra, good to prime, $3.50,
! 50i choice TO fancy do 81 80a4 80.
Wheat-Receipts none; exports 95. s7g
bushels; sales 1924, 900 bushels futures.
2l2, 900 bushels spot; options weak at
opening, closing steady; spot firm and
fairly active; No 2 spring nominal at sslc:
No. hard 92ia92!c 70 b from store, SIC
delivered; ungraded red ~Ssis9lic; No. 9
red, Sstas9c, store and elevator sgis9OIc.
delivered s54ss9c 70 b; No; 9 red March
nominal So do April nominal sss; May
$50 ia9c closing ut s9c; June s7tas8c,
closing at SSc; July s7s57tc, closing at
ste; August S6sss7lc, closing at sGIc;
December 90I90ic closing at cote, Corn
Receipts %, 400 :.bushsls; exports 81. $50
bushels; sales "a, 400 bushels futures, o.
600 bushels spot; options steady ard quiet;
sPot quiet, generally firm; ing AIDED mixed
60a6ltc; steamer 59s60c; No. Q Coo store.
81! delivered; No. 2 Michigan and April
nominal; May 5sia5sIc, closing at 5sic;
June 57a5i!c, cloeing at SHE; July 57si
81, closing at 57ic; August 57ss5stc,
closing at 5ssc; September 57is58I, CLOG
ing at 59tc. Oats-Receipts 80, OO0 bush.
eis; exports 220 bushels; sales 40. 0lQ bash
ella futures aud 1900 bnshe.. spot; steady
but very quist; mixed western 3Gsi0t;
white DO 4da45e- Hsy-UDcaanged and
quiet. Hops-Qaiet ana Eteaay, Cailiorai.
4al2c. Cofse-SpOt, fair Rio qnist Iic;
options opened ~ paints lostr, clossd
steady decline almost recovered; sales ~.
600 BAGS; March 10 55al0 20; April 10 10
al0 on, Msy 10. 45I10 65; Jane 10 1910
So; July 10 25sl0 b; August 10 OJlIO 10
September 9OalO 90; October q ia; No
yenber>4s0,9 80; Decemk+f s75a9 80;
January 9 55sfskessIy 8 SOS 30 Sugar
y,,et and Arni refined 61m. MalaSes-
~ Rice Dtesdy. PefidMn-Pirm;
a:.rel ei~sste,rthns& United
- 90 Cotton I'd OH
az 49, q, '. mng "sssa fefnsi. fTslIo~-
80 as,et. R~os7G-Stesdy. Tur-
p~entine-steady at 39a3glc. Eses-Erm
and fairiy active; we,ssa lf3tese; rel
1901 sha unchanged. Cut Muis-'
SoleI . unchanged Lrd-2 to poi,,.
ever; western steam spot 81 90a7 81.
nzy y. ? as jane 81 sOzsly "a n.
august u s9;city steam 81 q 49,
2a'et u steajy; western ia. M~Z
rim q quiet western IllslQe o..
Per-firm; lake 1,60G Lsd-afrons.
domestic SIC. Tln-Qniet; strsits s5!e
CHicAeo. Mach 2A.-wheat weak ana
oWer. Corn Irregular and lower. Ca.
aominai- Provisions loyer. Flour dnII
unchanged Wbext-No. 2 mr;na
h Ias;as :. S 81 = s9.i My 5ss.ssTs
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.v,or s,cos, d, 10 Raldwin,s Place

]PIrTsBURG, March 24.-It was learned
to day from an official source that 1t has
been decided to appoint E. B. Taylor, OF
this city, Manager Of the Pennsylvania
Compauy's lines west OF Pittsburg, vice
Vim. Baldwin, resigned. Mr.. Taylor is al
present Superintendent ofthe Panhandle
Railway Company.
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The Chestsr Epidemic subsidized.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 24.-The
epidemic of measles which has been pre-
vailiug in the vicinity Of Chester, ". Va,
a small village opposite this city, has
about subsidized. No new cases or deaths
have been reported in the past week. The
! schools and churches are again open, and
everything has begun to assume a lite-like
apptArance,
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Ths TxugIer Trouble.

TANGIER, March 24.-Mr. w. Reed
Lewis, United States Consul, has refused
to accept the conditions under which the
Sultsn's Secretary offered to settle The
question arising from the imprisonment al
Rabat Ct persons under the protection Of
the Conanl
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CONGRESSMAN MIlls sirk.

WAsRISGTOS, D. C., March 24.-Rep-
resentatiye Nils, Chairman Of the WAYS
and Means Committee, is suffering from a
severe cold aud attendant fever, which has
prevented las presence at the capitol for
the past two days, and confined him 10
his bed.
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A SETTLEMENT EFFECTED.

The Manitoba Trouble Greenwsy and
Macdonald Agree.
New YORK, March 2i.-An Ottawa
special says: II is understood that at an
interview between Sir John Macdonald and
Premier Greenway, Of Manitoba, y%ester-
day, Sir John offered to introduce a bill in
Parliament, which will do away with the
moaap0ly clause in the charter OF the
Canadian Pacific Raifsag spd admit Of
the building of railroads 10 Connect wltir
the United States line.
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A Blaine Stronghold Instructs Delegate,
for Him.
CLEVELAND, March "a The Republic
cans of Logan county, Ohio, to-day adopted
resolutions requesting their delegates tC
State aud district conventions to volt
for the election Of National conven-
ton delegates who are favorable to Sen
ator Sherman's candidacy for President,
This is consideted significant for the
reason that Logan county is a Blaine
stronghold, and the Republican organ OF
the county has been open IN its advocacy
of Mr.. Blaine's nomination.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2 Per Cent.-Governmsnts Dull
but Steady-stocks Brisk-Flour Dull and
Unchanged-wheat Weak and Lower.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Money OF call
easy at 2 per cent. prime mercantile
paper SAT per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged.
GoyRREMEsTs-Dull hut steady.
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COWBOYS Beat by Byclclists.

LONDON, March 24.-The 6 days match
between Cowboys, mounted on mustangs
and byciclists, terminated tonight in IA
vor Of the latter, they making 99l miles
IN 800 for the COWBOYS,
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CLEyELAND 4 PITIsBURG T.. Il

Under schedule IN ehccl January n las. trzIus
leave bridgeport, Ohio, Central slAnisrd Tine;
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, bI0 =. m, 100
0. m. Fof Pittsburgh. lo;l7 a IN. for Veils.
Nile, <:lt y. m. fSr stcnscdy!lla, S8 4 M
For Martins Ferry, 90 4. m. Trains aTiya Of
Bridgeport nj 7AS . n. iasl m. 2iS D. II,
tN p. m, SIS n, m, and 10, y IN. B,ylT
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

NEW YORK, March 2h.--Dry Good -
There was more life visible In all depart.
ments of the iobbipg trade and n n result
the personal and order demand Of agents
was Of improved proportions.
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GALEsBuRs, ILL, March 24,-Theres re
fifty union ~sWitchuen in the strike this
morning. All freight trains 40 laid M.
but the passenger trains are running as
usual.
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MbeeIins 8esistes
GrarsIers' 6uiit.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLASATioyO OF REFERENCzMARxs 'Dsily.
tSunday excepted. Monday excepted sSuG.
day only. saturday exeepted.-To Meridian.
February p, 1SSS Wheeling time. which IA
Just Que hour earlier than Central Time:
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The Room Mt Clarksbmg.

Spoclal Tleorar1 % De SuRdoy Re0iSe.
CLARKsBURG, March 9+-clarksburg is
now booming. Considerable work is be
ing done on the public buildings, besides
that of private enterprises. It will not be
=. ~ ill :. the
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Killed by n Train-Prohibition Carries.
Sech Ttk1am 10 u SgHd0y Re9+sT.
BARSEsvILLE, o., March 24-Joseph
pa-uss, a section hand, was killed to day
"''y nv the Chicago express,
=" IN Rslti-
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and take such other action as is BY, law
REQUIRED. 1t is understood the Board Will
hold a meeting in Chicago on Tuesday oil
next week.
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Death OF Commodore Hitchcock.

New YORK, March "a. Commodore
Robert b. Hitchcock, U. s. N, died this
morning at No. 90 Fifth avenue.
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4 &C RAILROAD.

B., u q G. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and Zanesyillet through pASsenge- train
leaves Bellsire a. $40 q IN, sIriyes 81 Bellaire at
100 D. m.
WuOlSheld passenger train leaves Bellalre 81
GO d. m, arrives ~ Bellsire at SD q. n.
Summerheld Accommodation leaves Bellair a.
loo D. m, arrives at Bellaira AZ l0:45 q. N.
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
ard Time nom BeliAire.
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Railroads.

DrTTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
i LOUIS RAILROAD o.,
IPsp Handle Houte, Under schedule In e6ec
November Itth, 1857, trains leave Wheeling. Cen
trsi standard Time: For s~teuhenvtlle and Pitts-
6urh, CD q m, l2:S p N, socN n Fof
Steubeuville, SD p m. The GS & m, and
sto p. m. trains make direct connection for
Columbua Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Choaxo.
The i2:S n m. tain mAfo dirsSt connection
hr Columbus md Chicaac. Trains NI'vs At
500 n. n. nyiT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

CHICAGO. Mach 74.-whsat weak and
lower. Corn Irregular and lower. Ca.
nominal Provisions loyer. Flour dnII
unchanged- Wbat-No. 2 mrino
Ita75ei No: 2 I'D Sol; May 7e,s7sIe
closing at 7ssc5 lss z6ia77le, closing 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
ELY's CArARRR
CREAM BALM

-
CleanSeS the
Nasal PaSSa
yes, Pain
and IrfsmmS
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses o.
T q 3 Z & q n O
Smell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
ENCOURAGING IRE STRIKERS.

Citizens of Aurora sty the New Engineers
and Firem.n IRE IneomPstsnt.
SPRINGFIELD, II, March q. a petit
ton has been re4i5ed BY the Board Of
Railroad and warehouse Commissioners,
signed byffOrty-si1 citizens Of Aurora,
,be Bnsr5Sto investigate the charges that
the -sno;nskrs and fremen OF the Chicago,
RnrIipSton md Quincy trains running
,hronos AuseP Ia are incompetent
Ts n resites that thee signing
aud believe that numerous
and femen are
through
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26

Ne"fork Republican Convention.
~ YORK, March 24.--Tbe Republican
%,itee met to-day in the Fifth
HofeL and dA>;S.s