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Uopreoedentsi.
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERS
Stop . Passenger Train and Wound D
XIII In ThsiP Coutout

Stop . Passenger Tssiu ana Wound and
KIN to Their Content.
ST.. LOUIS, June 18.-A special from
Muskogee, I. T., says: The south bound
Missouri, Kansas and Texas express wss
robbed about o'clock last night at virdi-
girls bridge.
From parties who were on the train 10
is learned that the train had stopped at
the bridge to put Of some baggage, and
had Just started 10 pull out sgain when tho
engineer was covered With revolver aud
the express car wss entered. The express
messenger was taken BY surprise, o., II be-
ing very warm night, the door was open.
Before he could close Il two mon entered
the car and robbed him of about - snd
one valuable package. One shot was fired
into the mail car, the bullet passing through
the left arm OF Charles Colon, the mail
agent. Two shots were fired In the front
Of ths smoking car, one going through the
right forearm Of Harry Ryan, the train
butcher. The other struck . passenger,
named Ben q. Tsryer, in the Isn cheek.
and, passing backwards, broke his neck,
causing Instant death.
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A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Du. Warehouse at z.nesvme u

A Dus Warehouse at ZanssVnle De-
molished-LOss of Life.
AyEyILLE. o, June 16.-The most
figda0I disaster in the history of this city
OUGr,t to-day.
A,llu'y'oCk this morning there was a
tsIubs tSplO3ion in the twO-story brick
varesoq>s Of Bailey Bros. & Co, o whole
sac drug firm.
Toe hajIdins vas wrecked and in a
moment Uass mass of flame, a number Of
employees b-iGg imprisoned in the burning
ruias Al attempts to extiuguish the
aiuss 'ail.d, and in short time the build
i1g was destroyed.
Fsar uen have been taken from the
rl.Cs mere dead than alive. William
Miner, tie drayman who was unloading
ati4s door, vas buried under falling
Saiis, AID is dying.
Jaau Carter, John s. WiDgle and
vii Grays1n colored) who were working
in,bs blldiDg, are so badly injured and
O1rasi lba' tLey cannot recover.
Norton Bailey, Il year old son of one
o, the projectors is in the debris, and is
behaved u 5a dead.
Ile 5l,lt.ax contained ssven barrels OF
ga"..ap, tish. barrels linseed oil, thirteen
m'rs.s earcOn OIL, besides paint and other
illlnuah'e maternal. At the time Of
ta7 explosion i've men were working
N Or abou. the bnilding. W. W.
Miner drsym3n, and his assistant, John
S,'rgis, were loading the dray st the rear
door Of TIE building. George Morton
baIy, eyed l., son Of F. p. Bailey, one Of
lae E'oprjs.oIs, Wm. GTayson and Jesse
CaI't' !Eelatrcr two tolOIed pOIters, were
10 ths building. The building which
Hon'ed on two alleys, was one and
O'e ha.t stories high and was
completely wrecked by the shock.
Aa- debris completely blocked the two
a"s;S Miners and hts assistant, his dray
@ld .slp, we're buried beneath the ruins.
Luz TWO men we're rescued, but ara serl-
Ol'5 r'l-ed. Miners iDjuriss are con-
s''7',d dangerous. Graysn and Car
,sf escaped from the building bad
y bruised aad burusd. Mr.. Bailey
" HN problhly killed instantly.
h- va on the top floor when the explos'
,Sl 0cGIre5 simultaneously with the
slo'<A sheet Of fame shot up from the
.-'ls and the entire fire department was
s-Il'.ao2ed. The men worked manfully
~ sI1 t'7ii5Ss'y ia the face Of recurring eN-
u'Ols and in 3 short time
Ia =, the flames uuder cOntrOle.
N N n O'clock the body of George
-. =, oll.'y Was recovered. He had been
.-sS ,-,Sta ,rom the third floor to the second
A.. a. aal ALLEN head first into a barrel Of
~ - pants. His body was terribly cut
n,. ~ usa|ured. TEe cause of the ex-
sJ'l 800 - not known Carter, oneof the
NJ NJ portsrs, says hs stepped on q
~. NJ. 1 match IN the basement, but it Is
~, :, ''le'7sd hs knows what the cause
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A Short But Glorious Reign.

BRUSSELS, June 16.-The Independence
Beige says: Although the. Emperor Fred
erick's reign has lasted only three months
it will .occupy great and glorious place
in history"
The Journal de Brucelles says: 1--WE
would fail of our duty if We did not bow
with respect before the deathbed Of 30
strong and good man. His courage
and greatness Of soul filed the world with
admiration"
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Old Braxton Looming Up.

'.. 9" Vt StsdHg EcQLdgT.
S1L' Lick BRIDGE, W. VA, June 1s.
:, '~' Democratic Executive Committee Of
C.y - '"Qn'y held meeting to-day at the
-. house, and ordered the primary
s.,'l to be held July 2sth, to nominate
aD,o.!. ,a! Officers, and a mass convention to
,io-', 80 delegates TO the State. Congress
Co... Senatorial and Judicial
H,,'l''oas, July l4,h. w. E.
A. IOld and Alexander Dulin
At,o, Candidates for Prosecuting
for sSsnsy SSy D. A. Berry and John w. Berry
a75 'ps',1 p " George Goat, William Pierson
Hon.. : l, !. Fisher are candidates. for the
C,Is.,.~ % Delegates W. G.. Bennett and
M issan h5leginbOtham are eandidstes for
t6s {, y..o . Sals judicial circuit This is all
TIE bD:ss ny oes' material, and will cause
nsysr 1,oss Ss to ce shaken in old Braxton as
uioOs. 'S,9'e. ,aS The Democracy are harmo-
for aI,,I I you can set this county down
gay increased majority
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VIENNA, June l6.--The Nese fre'e
Presse publishes letter from Pref Viz
chow. dated Berlin, March "a, dealing
with the attacks upon Dr. Mackep z'e,
vherein he declares that he ID. Macken-
z;e), with his great experience, certainly
agreed with the diagnosis Of his German
colleagues, and in concealing the nature OF
the malady from the Emperor acted as
man and q physician should act In such
case. Deception in such circumstances, he
adda In n moral act.
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Swedish Latherans,

GALEsRURa, ILL, June 16.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Augustana Synod Of
the Swedish Lutheran Church Of North
America, the annual report of the presi.
dent showed that twenty-six new churches
hsd been completed; that the communi-
cants had been increased 4, 500; that the
four educational institutions of the Synod
employed 81 professors and had s6s stu
dents; that in its FIVE orphan homes the
Synod cared for 164 children, and that it was
now building an orphans home at Omaha.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
What the Western Men Have Resolved on
nnfn~.

Doing.
CHICAGO, June 16.-The Colorado del
egation to the Chicago convention left
Denver last evening in special train. Be
sides the delegates and alternates about
one hundred and thirty citizens were
aboard the train.
'SThe Colorado men are for Blaine first
and last" said delegate just before the
train pulled out, ''but if we find it impOs-
sible or inadyisable to nominate Mr..
Blaine, am for Depsw, and know, frOm
conversation with the other ave of our
delegation, that they arealso Depew men,"
The movement of the California dele
CATION in favor of NJ. NJ. Estse, for tempo
rary or permanent chairman ofthe Chicago
convention will be supported BY the Col
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thunder Storm. in New York.

NEW YORK, June l6.-Adyices to the
Associated Press from various pointS in
New York and New England show tiat
the worst thunder storms in Ilany yeaNs
visited that section yesterday .fSeT5oon
and last evening. Many houses were
struck by lightning, and the property de-
stroyed by lightning win be large. Bot
few towns report any loss Of life.
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Action of the Vatican.

ROME, June 16 Cardinal Rampolla
Papal Secretary Of State, visited Herr Won
Schlozsr, the German representative at
the Vatican, and condoled the Emperor's
death. The Pope has entrusted Cardinal
Galemberti, Papsl Nuncio at Vienna with
q mission to congratulate Emperor William
III. upon his succession to the throne.
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ninnahur.t A ritn.riIla.

PIrrsRURG, Pa, June ia cloud
burst occurred at Titusville Last night,
and about $40. 900 worth of property was
destroyed. The fall of water was treraen-
dous. three foot wide brook growing to
100 feet in an hour. Some of the creeks
rose six feet in less than an hour. No
lives lost.
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witnessed than ths. of the Emperor Fred


erick."
The Daily Nees says: "The Emperor Is
deeply moumed in Germany and hardly
less In England. His patient endurance
Of suffering, and his heroic discharge o.
duty on the brink of the grave, must h..e
recalled to all Americans their owr muf
dered President Garfield"
The Chronicle says il fears sne ieefng o.
brotherly sympathy whjsa binds Eoei,sn-
men to the Germass socially, - well as
politically. win tend soon to disappear:
The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince
Albert victor, Prince Christian, Duke
Paui Of Meck,enbura- -Schwerin. and the
Marquis of Lorne will start for Berlin To-
night. The Prince and Princess Of Wales
that their future programme for
home affairs is for the present either post
poned or cancelled.
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"A Railroad Case Settled.

Special Ittegrdm 10 uH sunday heOteb1'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 18.--ln
the case of Taylor county against the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, in the United
States Court, to-day, Judge jackson de-
cided in favor of the railroad company,
dissolving the Injunction and remsndinR
the case back to Taylor county. Bouds
and mortgages given by the Grafton and
Greenbrier railroad some years ago to the
B. 4 o. to raise money for the completion
of the road beyond Phillippi, can now be
realizsd upon. The injunction just dis
solved was to prevent their negotiation.
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W amy appropriation am P...sd.

wen, -. .,Ns'oS, June 16.-The House
ARM 80 Committee of the Whole on the
Oo rSl, raSlp,p'Opria,ion bill.
amendmsn,n dS.,tn Of Ar. Rowell, of Illinois, an
$500 600 q, vas vas adopted appropriating
The oonm;,.p y post near Chicago, III.
was passed. en rose and the bll
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Anybody But Gresham.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 16. The
Connecticut delegation for the Chicago
Convention left the city last night. The
party consisted of twelve delegates, twelve
alternstes and 16 prominent men who 60
as invited guests. The delegates say they
are for any candidate but Gresham.
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THE Wheeling delegation left for Chica-
o, lss; night determined to nominate
R ,lSE whether he will or not. The
,sia Was we'll ballastsd with champagne.
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Worcs,t.r,s Go-as-You-PIsase.

WORCESTER, MASS, June 16.-The
seventy-two hour race closed to.nigh. with
the following scores: Connors, 3il miles;
Golden, 33l; Vint, 3I1; Hegelman, 29i;
Tilly 2ss; Cunningham, 285; Murphy,
254; Edwards, $50; Paul, IT'S.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

THE Amalgamated Association has made
4, unprecedented proposition to the man
,.,s,urers. They propose a three months
amt down to ''reyivs" business. It's q
,,,e. proposition to come from working
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DEgsw may receive a complimentary
yl,s. bat New York will not press him as
,a1iliste on account ef his monOpolistie
...gatOus and connections.
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TIE fist ballot at Chicago will look
Ike patchwork quilt, judging from the
si,J'e variety oEssntimsat ius. now ex.
pressed.
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Phil. Sheridsa's Illness.
WASHINGTON, Juns 16.-Tbs following
bullstin ~as issued this morning:
June 10, 9a. m.-Gsn. Sheridan passed
o good night. There are no changes to 70.
port In his condition this morning.
[Signed r. n. ORKILLY,
CHAs. B. BYRNE,
W. HATTHEwS
HKHRY B. YARROW.
9P. N.-Gsp. Sheridan bss hsd fairly
good day. His desire for food and bis
capacity for taking and assimilsting sp-
pears 70 b increasing The
tongue u perfectly clear. His
appearance and color ere genesally
good. The rsspisati, N coauaus TO be if.
regular, and the pulss hes several times
varied from 90 10 100. There hsvs bsea
occasional periods Of mental inactivity.
URkILLY.
NATTHEwR
YABnOw.
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WALKER BLAINE says he for GRESHAM.
Y. DOESN'T ike the boom far his magnetic
a!aa;. WALKER, however, is a very
s1all potato.
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rMrEARs to be SHERMAN and GREs-
IAN against the field, aud ii the vote Of the
yIrginiA case, in the National Committee,
sasyesiterian, the field has the best of it.
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SgyESAL men were killed or fatally in
and by terrible explosion in Zanesyille
which demolished a big drug warehouse.
g,liss are still 10 the burning ruins.
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CoyyEucUr is for anybody to beat
GgE>HAN.
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T4ECilItornia delegation wants strong
sl,s: plank iu addition to BLAINE and
"l,.JO,ei' protection.
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London Rumors and Commeats.

LONDON, June 16.-The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent telegraphs that rsmor
is current, which, however, is unconfrmed,
that Drs. Bergman and Schveningen, the
late Enperor's regular doctors, held post
nortem examination yesterday afternoon,
and that afterwards the body was en-
balmed. Il is reported also that the en-
Empress win 20 to Italy after the funeral.
1t is stated that Em,eror William ii.
and Bismarck have complied programme,
and that the Empero, viii continue the
former policy.
It is reported that two weeks ago the
dead Emperor wrote On slip Of paper:
siOne mnst get to hemuch loved by the
German nation TO bf able 10 give Il the
peace which is due 10 It."
The Taes, commenting on the death Of
the Emperor, says: Germany has lost .
devoted, high-soulsd rulef and noble
minded, faithful man. The frst Emperor
William was as much of soldier ss his
grandson, the present Emperor William
IL, and it may Be hoped. with Bismarck's
influence, that the grandsons efforts will
likewise be given 10 avertipR war"
The Standard says: "Ths German peo-
pie msy well be proud to think that they
have besa ruled by such ace Of hsoes.
A death more touching hs never besa
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T4GBLAISE uuievtow ia liable to send
81 ,sosa petty boomI to the demnition
bOy.wOws.
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FALLISoS came from a more doubtful
Ss,s his chances of knocking the persim-
mon wCali he better
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THs Pa'is Slope at a caucus decided
70 THROW SHERMAN overheard and keep
hin there.
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NEWS AGENTS, NOTICE.

SsMs Agents desiring extra copies
n the REGISTER. containing each
s,,'s report or the National Republic
an Convention at Chicago, are re-
s,ssied to send TN their orders Inn
,,eIiateIy.
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SogcEGEss DIS DEBAR has been found
gull'v.
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TIE Army Appropriation bill was passed
yss,trlay,
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LoUBvnLE, KY, Jsss 16.--rbs Gailars
Of ths Ksatueky Piesf O.. wkieh -
doos. . hssyy baking bad.sD - ~ aIss
DEALT lasEsly In feaf, vas asssasos6 To-
day. Nominal sassts t60. .000: lisbilities
Se0, 600. Tbs pdneipsl stsckhsIAss 80
Foster, Thomas md Heescs Pashal.
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There were seven cases in Police Court
yesterday morning Media Dunbar. for
keeping house of i'll fame, got $40 and
costs. Four inmates got S. and costs each.
Charles Dean got S5 and costs for exposure,
and William Smith, plain drunk, went
up for ten days.
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PrnBUsG, June 16.-Ds. whits, Of
Indiana, Pa, eesvictsd yesterday sf sbss.
tiou q yeasg sisi, cut his threat -
nisht Will in isil.
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UNPRECEDENTED.
s,ssLVoRKERs srLGGBR BOSSES
With , Proposition for = rhrss Months
Shut Down,
BOSSES VOrf SfLID DICfLfIoI.
Too Much Capital and 0vspuductioa at tho
Bottom.

P1rspuso. IA, Jurs 1s.-f. Il .
stand.off bstweerr P5litics and tho iron
trade ss.te which b the most talked Of In
Pi.tsburs tonight To-day's unanimous
proposition Of the National Convsntion Of
the Amalssmated Association Of Iron and
Steal Workers, to test the aincsrity Of the
manufacturers, when they bring forward
the depression In the trade - aa excuse for
lowering Wages, created . sensation. A
uumber Of ofmanufactufes wsrs interviewsd
tonight on the three months' shut down
proposed BY the workmen. I give inter
views with two Of the most prominent Ones
a. probable indications Of the feeling enter
tained by the balance. In fact the propo-
sition Ia % unprecedented and was swung
% suddenly that the manufacturers have
not had time 10 study the matter properly.
They have not yet bean officially notified
Of the proposition and will not bs before the
wsge conference on Tuesday at least, and
certainly will not be ut al II the wage
question Ia settled.
One of the prominent manufactures
alluded to above said the employer
WOULD NOT BH DICTATED TO
by the workmen; that II II was desired to
keep the mills In operation they would 10
run, and he iutimAtsd that II the manu-
factures' scale was not accepted new
men would be secured. It would bs
big undertaking TO non.unioniEs the iron
and steel mills Of Pittsbug. and II would
be feat never bsfore attempted.
The other manufactures talked % II be
favored taking the men ut their word, bat
said the manufacturers would Gr the time
for resumption, leaving the impression
that II might be moro distant than three
msnths.
The old tariff chestnut Is being worked.
The Mills bill is being blamed, although II
has not passed. One Pittsbureer was
probably nearer the truth when he said
that overproduction was the cause, that
the immense profits Of the iron husiness ~
fostsred by high tariff had led too much
capital into II, with the natural result.
Unprecedented.
PrrTsBuRa, PA, June 16.-Ths Anal
gsmated Association Of Iron and Steel
workers' convention to-day passed reso-
luton stating that II was, in their opinion,
best 10 close all the iron works for three
months, 10 the interest Of both capital and
labor. Tho resolution will be submitted
TO the Manufasturers' Association. II 10
doubtful II the matter will be agreed 70 BY
mill owners.
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A1sys svsSs ~ YIss.

IHDIAHAroLIs. Jane ls.-A special
ffon ArDtllisx, III, ays: Ths bssises
psrt sf town NJ dsslssysd by Ars sasly
This mssnisG ADsag ~ bsil1iDeu
borssd wns - Odd YsaIs~s Hall asd u
Opaa Hsass, partially isssssA.
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fuo Ansrfea.s KilIsA.

CITY OF MKxIco, Juns 16.-At sAa
Diego, In The ststs Of Nsavo Lssa, ysstss.
day, railroad tssin plunged thfeagh .
bridge and two An3icsns wsss killed.
The accident ~ dus 70 the washing eat
Of the foandstioe q The bridge.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Admitted to Ball.

'Stoney" Duffy was arraigned before
Justice Davis yesterday evening on the
charge Of being one Of the parties engaged
IN the outrageous assault upon Mutfner,
last Sunday night, on the South Side. He
was admitted TO bail in $500.
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Police Court.

There were seven cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Media Dunbar, for
keeping house Of i'll fame, got $40 and
costs. Four inmates got S. and costs each.
Charles Dean got IS and costs for exposure,
and William Smith, plain drunk, went
up for ten days.
slight Fire.
An alarm from box No. 90, at Four
teenth and Water streets, just before IL
o'clock last night, called the department
to the Ohio River railroad freight house,
where very small fire, evidently kindled
by locomotive spark, was found In the
timbers under the track, at the south end
of the depot. A bucket Of water extin-
guished the fire.
Badly Injured.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning an
employe at the upper works, at Benwood,
named shrump, while engaged about the
rolls, by some mishsp was drawn over on
the tables, and had one Of his feet badly
crushed. A conveyance was procured,
and the injured man was brought 10 his
home in this city.
Transfers Of Real Estats.
The following transfers ofreal estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made December %, 1881, by Nancy
Cochran and others 10 Henry p. Mayors,
for part OF lot No. 81, ON the north side of
alley 3, North Wheeling. Considefa-
ton, IS.
Deed made June 1. 1888, by d. z.
Phillips, trustee, to T. w. Herbsrt, for lot
No. 80, in Z,ne's orchard addition. Con-
sideratioD, s225.
The Glass worksrS Picnic.
The eleventh annual picnic Of Local
Union No. 0. A. r. 8. w. u, on the State
fair grounds, yesterday, was big success,
an immense crowd being ip. attendance
Mayors orchestra fnrnished the music for
dancing. and most enjoyable afternoon
and evening was spent The foot racs and
pony race were declared of. although Il
was not through any fault of the commit
tee In charge Of the picnic.
The A. O. H. cosventios.
The delegates to the State Conventiou Of
A o. H., held at Terra Alta, Preston
county, returned home yesterday. Tbs
convention was called to order at noon Of
the 18th and formally opened with prayer
by Rev. Father Kelcber, of Grsfton. A.
ter the regular order of buainess had been
gotten through with, the following oficsxs
were elected for the ensuing two yeau:
Patrick oliver, Of ParksrsbufR, stats
Delegate; N. J. 0'Brien, Of Kanawhs eoun-
ty, State Secretary; Thomas F. Owens, Of
Wheeling, State Treasurer.
The next State Convention viii - heId
ut Pnkersburg, June IA, 1890.
A Ylsstssisg Report.
The following Official report fce 1883, ef
the Massachusetts, Charitable Msehanics'
Association b clipped from TIE New York
Musical C0xriev Of June 13. Il explaias
itself:
KRAHIcH & BACH CIV. H. Bsssy, aesst,
Boston. Piano Fortea -Fint sward for
small grand piano. Superior toae, actiss,
construction and vofkmanship. Aiss Gold
Medal fog several important patented In
| provements in upright planes. lThs Gov.
eminent gave this report careful oonsf6s-
xtion, bnt coucurred in its rsoouneudn-
tions only 20 The sxtsnt u swasding ess
Gold NsdAl.
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slight Fire.
Badly Injured.

About 2 o'clock yesterday morning IN
employe at the upper works, at Benwood,
named shrump, while engaged about the
rolls, by some mishsp was drawn over on
the tables, and had one Of his feet badly
crushed. A conveyance was procured,
and the injured man was brought 10 his
home in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
THE PACIFIC SLOPE ARRIVES.

The Slope has arrived.
A large crowd assembled ut the Union
Depot this morning 10 welcome the dele