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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
DEFIANT KNIGHTS.
The Washington Asss mbly Sewers All Co
nectiom with the order.

The Washington Assembly Sewers All Con-
nectiou with the order.
WAsHNGgoN, January G.--As the result
OF failure to secure to secure from the Gen,
eral Executive Board Of the Knights OF
Labor investigation and settlement OF mat
tiers at issue between that body and Dis
uict Assembly GG, Local Assembly 1925,
Knights Of Labor, has adopted resolution,
vigorously attacking both District Assem-
bly, 6G aud the General Executive Board,
The resolutions, bearing date Of January
9th, conclude as follows:
R,,D'rsd, That from this date all COnnCc
tion between this Assembly and the Order
OF X. Of l.. he totally dissolved and that
the Assembly will hencelorth exercise all
the powers aud privileges that, through
reason, common consent and opportunity
it may acquire. Members desiring trans.
fer cards to the old order Of knights uI
Labor can secure them from the Recording
Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
"LANIBS" SCARCE
Aud Tickets on the Produce Exchange
Take u Tumble.

Aud Tickets on the Produce Exchange
Take Tumble.
NEW YORK, January g. A committee
of the Produce Exchange has been trying
to discover why tickets OF membership,
which were worth 81, 500 three years ago,
are WORTH 81, 200 now. At the committees
request Mr.. c. W. Arnold has been investi-
eating the subject. He suggests the retire
ment Of 800 members This would cost
about $500, 900 but 1t would increase the
value of the remaining :, 800 memberships
$500 each, or 81, 25O, 900. Their value in
creasing as the number, among whom the
business is 10 be divided, decreases. The
decrease Of business on the Stock Exchange
and the Produce Exchange indicates that
the race OF lambs" il rapidly becoming
extinct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
THE WORLD SAYS:

1t will be observed that this committee
contains no Democrat from the important
States Of New York, Connecticut and New
Jersey, nor, in fact, from any of the States
save Pennsylvania and Indiana The
months delay has apparently not been
wasted for the Republicans. 1t has given
them on the committee for their share
some Of the mast conspicuous and unyield-
ing protectioniats and opponents of tariff
reform and tax reduction in the party.
But perhaps the greatest error of the
y hole is to have ignored on the committee
The States of New York, Connecticut and
New Jersey, ana it is a remarkable policy
which oy,IlooEs three suc!. States as those
We have named aud selects tariff advisers
from Texas, T,nnes5tc Kentucky and Ar
kansas. or the other committees it may
he said that the Speaker has done fairly
we'll with the material at hand"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
PARKERsBUWG NEWS.
Tho River Stariouary-NIrs. John Kan
death.

Tho River Statiouary-IIrs John Kame's
Death.
Sysc.Gl T.ls7rlm % the Rrga.sr
PAREEE-urRG, January Ohio about
nine feet and stationary Heavy rains to-
day, and more water expected by morning.
Tow boats are passing. River clear Of ice.
Sherlcy due up. Steamer Burns not badly
damaged and in trade agaiu.
5Jrs. John kauc died last night o heart
disease Her death was indirectly caused
b., terrible fright, experienced few
nights ago, occasioned by some men fight
Iug at a dance she was attending. She was
taken home i'll, but never recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

SHAMoKIN, Pa January & - Tie
miners Of the Excelsior collicry have re.
fused TO continue work because the coal is
shipped over the Reading road 4 general
meeting of miners working at all individ-
ual colieries shipping over the Reading
road will quit work. 4 total suspension
is quite possible. Almos: a coal famine
prevails here. Everything is quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
Enckhnnnnn,s EIectlnn.

BUCEHANEON, W. Va, January Il
The corporation election passed of quietly
here yesterday. The contest was on the
Mayoraljty. ]. II. Hanson, the dry can
didate was elected ny siXty-threo majority.
\. L Clark was elected Recorder. Hon.
T. J. FarneswOrth, 7. G. Framework, J.
H. Parker P. NJ. Boggess and h. F. Eos
ter were elected COunclmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
viii strike for the CoIumbu, Scale,

PITTsBURG, PA, January 6.-At 4
meeting Of the coal miners of the Clear
field region, held at Dubois to-day
it WAS resolved to notify the
operators that if the Columbus
scale was not paid by the Dist inst a gen.
eral strike would be inaugurated. Several
thousand miners were represented at the
meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
R.rb Wire Patents Again Knocked out


NEW YORK, January 6.-The Horid
saws to-day. Senator Blair's old second,
hand Educational bill, designed to squan,
der tine surplus and keep up the existing
system OF war taxes, was dropped upon the
Senate Yesterday like q damp blanket.
lis rraalng had the effect Of scattering the
Senate aud throwing into hypnotic state
the members who were too rheumatic 10.
-.D,S l4r.u,ption -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
ALGER'S POSITIONS.
lie Has Pledged Himself to No Candidate
Never Talked with Phelps.

DETRIG MICH, January 6-Genernl
hger, before starting starting for New
York this noon, authorized the denial oi
the story recently published that while
abroad he had met Mr. Blaine and madc a
combination with the Maine Statesman
whereby Alger was to hr given second
place on the Blaine ticket General Algrr
says he did not see Blaiue,while abroad ami
has had 10 correspondence with him on
political subjects. lie also denies that he
has talked on politics with William Wal
Ter Phelps or laid any plans to be uomi-
mated for the Vice Presidency. General
Alger said he wished it understood that he
was absolutely free to act. and ia not com
mitted To Blame or an other person or
faction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
MINERS EGATED.


PrrrsBuRr, January "a general re,
sumption OF work in the River coal mines
will probably take place next week at the
advance wages demanded by the miners.
The m.ues have been closed for several
months on account OF the long drought
which prevented the shipment Of coal to
'he southern ports, and the prospects OF
the increase Of per cent per bushel in the
mlN.aG rate has orclSiousd general relOlc-
lu- Among the Nonongahela valley miners
de- gy-nmp,joa will give employment to
nygI.g 5uru u.u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

LIMA, January "a newspaper of this
city stated last evening that according to "a
private dispatch from Valparaiso cholera
has increased at that point To- an alarming
extent. the number OF cases daily reaching
l3U, Of which ~ to 30 prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

GAINESVILLE, o, January d Mr..
John Buchanan, proprietor OF the Hotel
Central, was last evening united in mar.
riage to Miss Aggie, daughter Of q Repre-
sentative John W. kennon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

These are both attributes Of the lovely.
Beauty OF the teeth, fragrance Of ths
breath. are twin beusiactlons conferred 10y
SOIODONT. The queens Of society, the
hrightp-t ornaments OF the lyric ami
dramatic stage. the refined everywhere
couweCd it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
House Postal Telegraph bills.

WA-uINDuuN, January 6.-Up to the
present time three postal Telegraph bills
have been introduced in the House and
two in the Senate The Elmuuds and
Cullum bills in the Senate will probably
De- supplanted by one which Senator Saw
yer. the Chairman Of the Postal Commit
tee, has in hand. the main purpose OF
which wIl. bee toprcycut the establishment
OF q Government telegraph; or, in case it Is
decided 20 establish one. 10 purchase exist
ing lines that Jay Gould and his associates
may not be suddenly impoverished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
How L. L. marper Received The News.

CuLUMuus, ONO, January 6.-E. l..
Harper was greatly surprised when in.
formed uf Ammi Baldwin's death He
said. Poor fellow. Poor fellow | am
not at all surprised He is better oil than
if he had come here, although he would
have been nicely treated But be wouldn't I
have lasted Ioag if he had come here, even
if he had been given the Waydenship. |
think he has kept up his life insurance. |
requested him to be sure and do it, telling
him it would he a great help to his family.
am afraid he hasn't done so, because he
was hard run Poor fellow, He didn't
10 anything wrong Intentionally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
4 JeMcIrY FIrm FaIls.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-Hamrick
& Son, jewellers, No. s04 Chestnut street,
are temporarily embarrassed, with liabili-
ties Estimated at $50, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
AntI.Licensn Trlumnhs.

Special FbgruIa To the R'QiEg-
HUNTINGTON, W. NAr January e.
Municipal elections were held yesterday
ia the towns of Guyandotte, Barboursville
ard Milton, this county. The principal
issue in all was license or no license. The
entire dry tickets were elected IN Guy an
dotte and Milton. BarbOuIsvile elected
portion Of each ticket. The contest in
Guyandotte was quite exciting, and the
success Of the anti-license people il largely
due to the work Of the ladies of the w. {.
T. t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
Alnrdered bY ThleYes

CLAKEsBrRG, W. Va, January e
John Ford, an aged citizen living near
West Union, in an adjoining county, was
found nearly dead lying in stall oI his
huu yesterday. lie had gone out to feed
his cattle. and not returning for some
hours was searched Tor aud thus found
tits head had two terrible gdsheS IN Il and
his body was bruised from head to foot.
He was lying unconscious, with pools OF
blood about his head At the last accounts
the man was dying He has been troubled
for somc time by persons stealing his corn,
ami it is presumed that he happened to
catch them la the act, who to avoid being
taken made the assault on him. There is
no clue to the assailauts.
Rarb Wire Patents Again Knocked out.
DyWuQUE, Iowa, January 6.-Judge
Shiras yesterday rendered decision in the
case Of Washburn X Mocn, which covers
tine Barb Wire Company OF Cedar Falls
The findings are that Alvin Morley in
vented the same style OF harbs covered by
the Glidden patent and eNhibiteda sample
Gt fence at the county fair in Delaware
county IN 1859. The decision nullties
the GIidien barb wire patents for want Of
novelty. The evidence is plain and the
case cannot be reversed in the L. 5. Su-
preme Court. Relying on this decision all
hlrbrd wine manufacturers will cease pay
inc ROYALTY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

HAsthat Tom Cat scratched my darliEE's
tocc. Rub it, Freddy, with Salvation OIL.
TIE hest remedy TOR pulmonary com.
plants is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25e,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07

'.....a furnishes uo parallel 10 the pop
"...'.. '. &. a."s Cough Srrup pc.
'.aNN . ...~ r'"-prd h,s toe poor frl-
.1W tIl-N -u.r . H.t.f.. az SlI,gti,D DF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
DONE UrIN wAsHIxGToN.
! West Virgiuau Falls Victim to the ICiles
of the CoDndeucs Mcn.

! West Virginau Falls Victim to the ICiles
ofthe Conndeuce Mcn.
Spcr0 TtgGm IN Hs Esyta,r
WNSHINGToN, ID. c, January e
SEcncerR Whtebam, resident Of Terra
Alta. Preston county, W. Va, paid a Va.
it to the city yesterday, sud while here
made the acquaintance Of man who gave
his name rs Armstrong. They were in the
Baltimore and Ohio depot about q o'clock,
waiting 20 take the trains for Whiieham' :
home, and his friend Mr.. Armstrong sug-
ge-ted walk to pass away the time, and
the West EiTginan accompanied him. i
third party met them and he was intro
duced as Mr.. Wilcox. The latter present.
cd Mr.. Armstrong with hill for $40, and
the latter rendered him in payment n
check on the BaIl. Of Commerce, Ealti-
more for $500, purportlng to he signed by
Jas. Clews & Co, and indOrscd by Henry
Clews. Mr.. Wilcox was unable to change
that amount of money, and the West Vir.
plnian loaned the confidence man S2U. OF
course the check is worthless.
Hon. ID. Il. Leonard Leaves for Kansas
city.
Sp'rtdi Fi,grum to HC R,gi,',r
PARKERsBCEG, January 6--The So
iourn Of Hon. d. II. Leonard in West YIr-
ginia is now a question OF hut a lew hours.
To-day his private residence was sold to
Councilman Joe Kellar. Mr. KelIar
leaves in day or two at most for Kansas
City, TO take up bis permanent abode
His expected departure is the occasion of
general regret Mr. I.sonard's family will
remain here some weeks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31
An Angel. Visit.

II. ~r sitting in his >.nrlum With MS fingers
ia hi hair,
when he heard foot.tep coming coming
SLOWLY ur The stair,
He sighed a weary sigh and -''i "irie
|oncs another bore
To look at the exchanges and 10 gas Al hour
OF more.
WHY cant they let me write IA peace Al
dav they come and 20.
Who run, country paper has q dre'dful row
to hoe
A knock, come in stranger stood within
the open door;
Fl, thi- the EDITOR" be SAID Just ihH shd
nothing more.
1T i, -ir take >est, 'lr; HIM. hht can
DO for you.'
The stranger smiled A loeket-booI he from
his pocket drew,
And ,poke again spoke golden word-athough
they were but few,
He said: ''I've just dropped IN, slr, my sub
scripton to renew"
-Bostor C"Vri>r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Mr. W. IL Bates one Of our cnterpris
inr youug men, il doing "A thriving hnei-
nr., IN the grocery line He has large
number employed in digging clans for
bait. At present he has over two hundred
barrel, on hand Ou the 10Th, a vessel
from BuckSport bound for the Grand
Banks, by the name of Wm, Tell, was
furnished with the bait and on the lNjh
the G.. W. Lewis and Mary Baker, from
the same port were also haired at the same
place. We are glad u see Mr., Bates .
fun Of enterprise and feel confident that
large success will hc hi~
Mr. Chelsa Wcscott !, also engaged in
the grocery business and j. doing well.
Mr.. W has been sick for a long time, but
under skillful treatment is recovering very
rapidly Since Mr.. W came here he has
built a new stable and new dwelling
house His numerous friends are sorry
for the misfortune that has befallen him.
Mr. Edward Gray has secured three lit
tie foxes from an old den. on Mr. NJ /
Condon's point.
Mr.. Haskell Gray has nearly completed
another beautiful yacht, and is acquiring
considerable fame as a master builder.
Cant. Warren Hutchinson, master of The
schooner Annie May, has just returned
| from a trip to Boston, with cargo OF
| brick, which only took thirteen days.
| The wife of Capt. Ira Hutchinson ha'
been dangerously sick with pneumonia
| but under the skillful treatment of Dr. r
| p Grindle is doing we'll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31
Foreign News.

despatch from home % The London
thrarHf. -sy- th, Irish bishops have no-
tifrd ,Ar Isfiran ~ thrir adhesion % the
papal rrsrrp'
lh, Iartni. II u-mnnd "a. hsily
w.tunftsI "wednesday Va sword dRsl
with Baron Rn~mslrt Ia Nesln The
,au-, 'f th- quarrel T. krpt secret
Bv thc fall ~ rock 10 mine Bsr
Ntra->furt Tru,-ian >asony. the 10th
d .ht.ru ~ r,,n, Nrr, killrd aud msnV in
Jlni
Meeting, uyrr htlI throughout West
t.ar Ireland NJ protest against the pspsl
r,-crpt rn thc ground that the Pope il
guDrant M the >urcring~ ~ the people 81
Glare
NadrtI despatch >ayS that an cpl
.i,luH. prevails 10 that city II i feared
'lc disease Is of a choieric nature aud its
spread : attributed to extreme heat and
The drinking Of impure milk
In The English House of Commons
Nh smith. thc government leader, moved
thr adoption ~ the grant " Ls5o, 900 for
thr defence of thr Australian colonies.
llr al-n asked power to issue ConSols 10
thr amount NJ ~ Gno ooo for works Of de-
fence Id thr >ucz coaliug stations,
lhc London E',grdyh. commenting on
ihc agitation regarding England's military
conditions, says that the net result is that
the public now knows what Il i necessary
10 do tn the matter. The government, il
SAYS. VIII have 10 provide l0 oooeNt men,
-,t magazine rifles and Held guns manu-
flcturcd either in England or America, or
wherever thc work can hc quickly done,
provide horses fpr her cavalry and barracks
fur The troops drill and equip Ioo, 900 vol
unfccr- ami attend To the coast defence.
hr Chinese ambassador ia London
las handed - the English government
note protesting against the action Of the
australian colonies in preventing the land
ing of Chinese immigrants, and asking an
Inquiry r. 20 bow far such action i com
patih,e witA the growth Of friendly rcla-
tpn~ between Great Britain aud China
Thc governor of New South Wales
l4~ scuI a despatch ~ t,u, home govern
m,nt protesting against Chinese immigra
ilnn aui demanding That thr home govern
mrut Interfere III THE matter adding that
otherwise thr colonies must bow to public
Np ajou and take their own measures to
els igl- hines" immigrants
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

The initial article in Harper's for June is
Mr. X. r. Bow ker's second paper on ''London
a, a Literary Centre" with the novelist, a.
hi. especial subjects. 4 portrait Of Ms,
Craik serves as a frontispece for this number,
sketches of Capri" by Miss Mary +. Van
dyne, gives many charming glimpses Of life
and scenery in that beautiful island.
In The Central State Robert Hay, L. :.
G.. $, gives full description, including val
uabIe statistics, of Kansas.
There is much fiction offered for summer
reading. thirty three pages being given up to
complete story by Henry james. This il
called 1.-Two Countries" William Backs In
Far Lochaber' is continued, and its interest
still grows Mr.. Howeis. in the opening chap
tiers of his new serial. Annie kilburn," lie
neates the coming home OF the heroine to hel
native town. orphaned and not yet very Young
| after living years abroad. The poetry in thi
number is charming.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

IN tie May number Of 81. Nfchoias,
Thoma, Nelson Page begin, Two Little Con-
fr,l,ratr,." A serial story Of southern bOy-life
daring tue war, and fuIl Of amusing and stir
rim incidents. Mr.. Spoford has charming
story. Little Ro-aIie," which will delight
both Young aud old; and sophie SWEET con-
tribute, the amusing and seasonabe sketch
~ Moving story An account Of "Grard
College" By Alice Maude Fem, fully Illustrated
BY Harry Fem, gives an interesting sketch Of
the founder and clear idea OF life at the col
lege John Burroughs contributes Ginseng
hunting" Celia Thaxter has delicious
story Of the experiences Of a spider, entitled
Madame Arachne," and it i finely illustrated
by A. B. Davies. Noah Brooks tells Us how IA
little boy Ran Away to Home" fifty years
ago, and the story has quaint illustrations by
II. W. Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

A lady living in Pittsfeld, Mass, re-
Gently sent to President Cleveland some
Photographic views of the streets there
during the late blizzard. But the Presi-
dent is not much interested in the late
blizzard He would rather have few
views of the coming November blizzard,
although it codldnt afford him much COM
fort TO know in advance that he had been
left out in the cold. NorTisf0'rH Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Ia tho .iT9tic M,nAfy for June the fr-t
parl n 40 nrertanins though .ome"ha st
ttrical ~ o-part -tory entitled "M~tr Fsrrefs
B,qtr,f," BY J. T. Quincy. holds the place Of
nouor Ina sunny uud charming vein, julia
H. Il. Dorr writes under the head Of To cav
lor castle and Cullplen Moor" furnishing ;
breezy and picturesque account OF her Nisit 10
th. ancient home Of King Duncan and the IA
nt1u. battlefield where the hope Of the Stuarts
received IL doath-blow. Theodore ChId's ar
ticlc on The Literary Career In France" Is a
timely contribution to periodical literature.
some ncw ant significant information. OF par
-lrullr moment to historians and geogrspher-,
/. contained Ia an article by Francis Paraman,
entitled .The Discovery OF the Rocky Noun
,ain." Ellen Terry Johnson, who styles Ma
iam- le- tr~in. The Queen behind The
Throne" writes in manner at once thought
fu and graphic concerning that remarkable
woman. her wild ambition. aud her great in
auen,e Houghton, Mfflin ( Co, Boston.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-31

Two Coronets," Mary Agnes Timex
ers new serial which was commenced in
the April number of The American Maya
zine has proved a success at the start
Miss Thicker is a strong writer, and has
hosts Of admirers who will be glad to find
her new story in the only distinctively
American magazine we have.