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Lewiston Journal
lengthy German word, consisting of thirty.
seven syllaoles and 100 letters. Its translation
is. "a stock company of bag -pipe manufacturer
in Constsntinople paying 81 per cent. dividends
This is the word:
Observation-Disclosures
icherrungsgesellschsft
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Local Weather Report.
ANA ArD \
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unions in Indianapolis, but outside Of creatines
little dissatisfaction, they failed utterly to carr.
out their purpose. No. the Republicans OF
Pennsylvania need not be afraid of their broth
ers IN Indiana. We are solid for the ticket
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Condition of Robert Garrett.

New YORK. Aug. IL-Mr. Robert CARROTS
condition is favorable. He passed . compare
lively good day, dropping occasionally into
natural and refreshing maps. and awakening
quietly. 1t was also stated that q marked i'm
provement had occurred in his condition since
Sunday
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Great Loss of Life at Valparaiso.

VALPARAISO, Aug. 1.-THE reservoir belong
ing to the Menas brewery burst at half-pastS
this morning. The principal streets of the city
were flooded and traffic was suspended. IL il
supposed that upward of two hundred persons
ware drowpad
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A Royal Conver, TO Roman,.m

LONDON, Aug. ia Catholic newspaper an
nounces that a princess. a near relative of
Queen Victoria, has been converted to Roman
ISM. The statement has aroused considerable
curiosity as 20 the identity of the royal lady,
and conjecture is pretty evenly divided as be-
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L.wrence ,T.rome Dying.

SHARON. Conn, Aug II. 10 P. M.-The con
dition OF Mr.. Lawrence Jerome 10 not improved.
He is quietly passing away. and will probably
not live though the night
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tween Princess Louise and the aged Duchess
OF Cambridge, though the latter 10 oftsaest fixed
as the person alluded to by the paper.
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Governor Gray VIII Also Give Advice.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1L-Governor Gray, OF
Indiana. has notified the Democratic national
Of his acceptance of she position OF
N Of the advisory committee.
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One way Of testing Jelly is to drop a little into
a glass of cold water; if il sinks to the bottom 10
10 done, but il il spreads il reeds more boiling.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL.
For Ohio and 1ndiana-Lieht local rains;
slightly cooler. except nearly stationary temper
ature along the lakes; variable winds.
For Lower Michigan-Lieht rains; warmer;
variable winds.
For Wisconsin and Illinois-Lieht local rains;
slightly warmer; variable winds, generally east
erly.
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I--IraceS OF raIn.
ter. 60.
Following is a comparative statement of the condi-
ton of temperature and precipitation on Aug. ii,
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General Observations.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL, z p. NJ.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

T-Trace of precipitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
A Warm Discussion over Bishop Taylor's
Status Expected.

A Warm Discussion over Bishop Tallor's
Status Expected.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE attendance
at the Methodist General Conference in the
Metropolitan o. .ra House this morning
W.T. small, not more than One-tenth OF
the members being present at the rr2ning.
The Rev. DR.. Ebert Detts, OF Calaiorn a,
criticised the member4, who rec the news
papers during prayer, and Bishop Brown
who presided did the same. After the read
inc OF the minutsg mCst Of the members
were in their seats. II il reported that
there will he music when the d'sCu. sion on
the standing OF bishop Taylor cDw'' up.
Mrs. Asbury Lowry has demanded that
the African Missionary Bishop shall he ac-
corded the same night as other Bishop ,
It was Thought that Bishop Taylor would
make q demand to be allowed to preside,
but he did not aud Bishop Bbwmau Tx
the Chair. There il to be a sen'auon when
Bishop Taylor's report OF hls work IN Al
ri". j. made. lie says his labOrs have h, IN
successful, while MS oppneuls claim 1t has
been a failure
Rev. G. y. Powers, of KCokuk, Iowa,
handel IN a memorial on civil Ceryict
reform, demanding that the Conference
shall ~ leglsla,, upon the election OF del
egat.s ps ID restrict office seeking and de
cla-lng that civil servic, reform IS nesd,
in the church, p7 the tendency Is toward
office seeking by members who fall to the
common level oG poitician7 in seeking
Office. The memorial waI referred - the
Committee on the state Of the Church.
A number OF other resolutions aud retr
tious were presented, after which the Con
ference adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
CnnrressIonal Nntes.

House Committee on Pacific Railrads
will begin to inveltigate the case of the
Genital Pacific next Friday.
Hereafter the House VIII meet l a. m
and adjourn at p. M. A conclusion u
that elttct wal reached on a resolution OF
Mr.. Mills yesterday.
The House has r9-7Cd the Senate bill for
the erection of a public buildiug at
Youngstown. The appropriation was f15,
OOO
Senator's Faulkner and Chandler had a
lively little tilt in the investigation of the
Lake Supelior Lumber Company's On
tracts with the bal river lndiar7. NO
agreement wrq reached in the matter.
House Committee on Po3tClhces order~d
favorable report on Chairman Blount' 9
bill for general law for the erection OF
peat Office buildings. 1t provides that
buildings may be erected in any town
where the receipts exceed $1,000 yearly.
No building er. ctsd under the act shell
c,st more that So, 900.
All the evening ZION the heuse passed
81 private perSiOn bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
BASE BALL.
Tho Story OF Yesterdays sandusky Game
other Games.

Special Telegram to the Register.
SANDUsKY, O., May l1.-Wheeling was
done" ont of to-day's game in a shame
ful way. President MCDermith gave
Young, the regular umpire, leave Of
absence until Monday, leaving us without
one. Manager Buckenberger was willing
to let Easton, ,Ofthe SAudusky S umpire, but
the Sandusky directors refused and put in
a man named Reuter-. Captain Otterson
Wheeling would play the game under pro-
test, which was done. After the game
opened il was easily to be seen that Wheel
ing would have hard time to win, as he
called everything strikes for O'Brien and
gave Kuauss nothing.
Delahanty scored in the seventh on a
a hit and wild throw 10 Dillon. In the
eight Knauss went to first on Strothers'
error and to third on an error by Dillon,
which gave OttersOn second. NlChOl
made hit, scoring Knauss and OttrrsOn,
but the umpire called OttersOa ont when
he was slie by five feet Dslahanty wa
called out in the ninth, with nobody out,
when he w?l ssfe on second. In the
tenth Van SAINT opened with two b:se
hit, Yak in sacrificing to a1yance Van
SAINT to third hit the ball slow - StrOthers,
which he fumbled, giving Yak first, Van
SAINT third and nobody ont, when the
umpire stupifed everybody by Cllling
| Yak out
When asked TO explain, he claimed
! Nak was out for bunting
the ball, and furthermore want 4
to send Van SAINT back to second. lie wsS
asked to look at page ~. Spalding' =
guide, which explained section eight, rule
tOrty-seyen hut refused, and while Van
SAINT was on third and Knaurs in the bat
ter's box, with all the Sindusky players
around him, he gave the game - Sandus-
ky, 9 to q, claiming that Wheeling had
taken up five minutes kicking The game
will be protest, and certainly cannot be
given to Slndusky. President McDer
mith has been wired to have the umpire
here tomorrow. Wheeling played Il fine
game, Delehanty making great onr
handed catch. Sandusky also made sew.
eral brilliant plays.
The score is naturally somewhat "peCnl
lar, ," but j. as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
CONDENsED TELEGKAMs.

The Mayor Of Geneva, H., was IudIct,'
on seven counts by the Town CouDC.
Judge Jameson 9ua-h 4 the indictment
The distance tarn lately adopted by ait
Iowa roads II conditional II u hcii"T'd
that rates will drop from - - l. per cent
soon.
Timothy O.Grady il serving 7eychtee"
years sentence IN Joliet pcntcntn'Y Tor
the murder Of Officer % Encn. Il ~ Roy
believed that Dyer S'snlon, who shot on
Ger Nolan, w?s the real murderer.
Fire at t. Louis destroyed the Ameri-
can Folding Char Company building.
Loss S5NO0U.
The Emperor OF Brazil h?s had a relapse
His condition il again dangerous.
New York Legislature adjourned yester-
day.
The Raliimere Jockey Club spring meet
ing closed yesterday, Buddhist, Joe Lee,
Refund, Valiant and Brittany were the
winners.
Minister McTane will leave France on a
visit 70 America shortly.
The country pear Frecport, Illinois, ws-
visited 10y a cyclone Yellow Creek brew-
cEy WA destroyed. The loss to property
II very heavy.
Extensive preparations are being made
in Berlin for the marriage OF Prince Henry
to the Princess Irene, Of EIc.se DIrm-tadt,
on the Plat instant.
1t gainesville. Ohio, Wm. t.!er. aced
twenty-five. rowed out into the lake and
shot himself dead.
Fire at Hot Springs, Arkansas, de 'trOyed
two blocks. 10 , Sluo,OoO.
The dread beef war hal revived. Most
OF the Eastern trunk Inns from Chi" "a
have cut live beef rat down in order -
fight the Grand Trunk that hfI cut dr. ;sed
| beef TO 81 cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
THE IRISH PRELATE.
ARCHBISHOP WASHES OPINION on THE
PAPAL RESCRIPT
It Decides Question Of Morals Not Of Politics.
Erin's Cause Not Irygrei-BOa.aHgers
Fierce Ca,i.jacy-Alotht-
Plrue,lte C0ny!cs.

DUBLIN, May ll.-Archbishop Walsh,
in letter to the Frccmdu'> JoUraa' in
reference to the Pspal rescript condemn
ing the plan of campaign and boycotting
says:
at ia well TO have three things most
distinctly understood in Ireland. First
That most determined effort hsS been
made, or rather that for considerable
time past a series of such efforts have been
made, To bring under the uniavorable
Judgment of the Holy See the Irish Nation
alist movement, or at least the Irish Ma
tiOnal League. SeCondly-That the tlc-
tics relied upon for the accomplishment
OF the design were skillfully chosen
and consisted, in fact, in an effort II iisutl.
iy the League and the movement general
ly with methods oi action which uG
doubtedly had in many instances been
us,d in iurtherancs of the work of the
League IN particular localities Thirdly
That the persistent efforts Tins ma lc lur
months, and as regards one point tor
years, have ended IN the most ah'piu;'
and signal failure as regards the only oil
iect that wGS really AT or substantially
caro- for by their orginaiorj.
"The rescript dccdcs a question Of
morals, not Of IrItic'. Ii doubts aud CON
| trOversies arise concerning It's meaning the
Irish bishop OF the Vatican will explain
it. The lrlSh people may he Il. 'ur,d that
neither the national movement nor the
National league shall be in the least iujG
riously Affected
The archbishop strongly denies the
! truth Of the statements about his own a.
tion in respect to the rescripl He says
the reports Of his conferences AT Rome with
the Pope were all inventions.
The CUto'i. U'"N, R,aH SAYS the
uniyrT-ity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
TRADE REPORT.

Il, a. Dan 4 Coz Review Of the Week.
Business.
New YORK, May ll.-R. g. Dun * Co.,
in their weekly review, say At present
money market in all directions are fairly,
or fully supplied.
Notwithstanding the higher prIc,' 81
breadstulS and mcai' the ayrrhge Of all
prices continu to decline, having fallen
lbout Il quarter Of one per cent. for tn"
past week Husin' ,s AT int ariOr pOIn'l -
irregular, hut on the whole, smaller than
a year ago, exchange On'Hde ol
New York showing a decline of about I
per cent. The bu-Iners failure during the
PCS seven days number tor the United
States l99. for Canada Il, total 2u1. com
pared with pa lea, w,ok, aud 10 tor the
corresponding week of last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
THE UNIVERSITY.
PresIdent Turner Denies the Report ~
S.riHuz Irnul,la

PresIdent Turner Drnic. the Report "f
Snriuu- Trouble
In the Mi,Hig,arrr of Thursday, May 10,
appeared a sensational story, purportng to
he a special dispatch from Morgantown,
and giving detailed account OF rumorci
differences that existed Ia tie Faculty Of the
State diversity on - qu,1ton of discir.
line. The KEuI~rEE Immediately put in
q1iries on foot, and in response TO- h query
the following card has been received. 1t
explains i''elf:
MoRGhNrowN, W. Va, May H.
IT, n, Eiiyr NJ n, E,as'.r
SIE.-ln answer - your inquiry, ! have
10 say that the members OF the Faculty
repndiate gs untrue the implication Of the
article in y,rterday's hah,g,Hur that
they are opposed 70 dIscipnng studun'4
for drinking The two students on trial
have been disciplined.
T. VI. TURNER, President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
Oh! THE COMPLETENESS!
OF the Sweep, at Which the Republican,
Howl,

OF the Sweep, at Which the Republicans
Howl.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE following is
from the Sun:
The Union League Club last night at
tackled President Cleveland on his civil
service reform record President Chauu-
cey Mitchell Dersw was not present.
The attack was made in the shape OF re-
port of the clubs Committee on Political
Reform, and wal signed by Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, Mr. John Knox, Mr.. + B. Hins-
dale, DR.. ID. B. st John Roosa, Mr.. Thos.
A. North, Mr.. Franklin A. Paddock, Mr..
Cephas Brainard, Mr.. Clarence Buell. and
Mr. NJ NJ. Budlong The report gives sta
tistics which are intended to prove that
Mr.. Cleland has not kept his promises. OF
the 56, l3i offices at his disposal, the re-
port says, up - June II, lsS7, when the
last count in the interest of the Republi-
can party was made, Mr. Cleveland he's
availed himself OF II 922, and up to date
the estimate is that of 81, l3i of the men
in office under executive appointment when
Mr. Cleveland went to Washington 80 600
have been turned out. OF the . 400 Presi-
Dental postmasters, very insignificant
number have been reappOinted and nearly
all have been changed. OF the other post
masters, of which there are upward of 81,
600, it appears that 10000 have been
changed within year and ii is known that
of the remaining II, 600 the greater part OF
them held Officer which commanded so
small salary that the place VIZ not
deemed worth the trouble o! change. Ot
the - collectors of internal revenue, -
have been changed, and OF the Ill collect
ers of customs 100 new appointments have
been made. The committee declare thai
removals made on the charge OF offensive
craftsmanship were brought about by Il mer,
pretext and subterfuge, and so far as tn,
observation of the civil service laws in th'
New York Custom House goes, the situa
tion is truly depressing. The report wa
| ,,,r;r,nnuIy plpptg1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
TURPIE'S SEAT SAFE,
THB SENATE COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY IN
HIS Favor.
The Indiana House the Judge Of It's Own Members
and Its Decision Fiual-Oher Washington
Nsws-Kentucky Wins IN the
Hatfield Case.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
held meeting te day TO consider the Tur-
pie case. After an hours consideration
the committee came to the unanimous
conclusion that the determination Of the
Indiana House of Representatives, under
the particular circumstances Of the Ca'e of
the title of the members to their seats is
conclusive upon the Senate; and, therefore,
that the persons who voted in the election
of Senator must be ~Dnclusively pre-
sumed to have been entitled to vote, and
consequently that Mr. Turpie must be held
% be {. t.tled J., Ijs esat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
Political Notes.

First Assistant Postme At r General Stew
enson has writ n let!,E declining TO al
low his name 10 be u-,i in connection with
the GoveTnoIship of Illinois.
Third District Ni-HOuri Republicans
elected delegates to Chicago yesterday.
Tennessee Democrats yesterday renOmi-
mated Governor Taylor on the l0th ballot.
The Eighth New York Republican Con-
yention instructed for Depew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
DOCTORS Adjourn.
Last Day of the American Medical
Association.

Last Day of the American Medical
Association.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE American
Medical Association held its final session
this forenoon. The following were ap-
pointed II represent the Association at the
meeting of the British Medical Association
at ia meeting next year at Edinburg,
Scotland: K. II. Plummer San Francisco;
II. A. Kelly, Phila lelphia; n. S. Davis,
Chiclgo; w. II. MyeIl, TT. Wayne; A. f.
Hondly, Chicago; f, f. WeNham, Chicago;
Alex. McAllister, Camden, n. j.; c. J..
Chisholm, Baltimore; II. X. St.ele, Chi
c.go:J. V. Shoemaker, Philadelphia; S. j.
I5ues, Chicago; J. Z. Owens, Chicago; +.
CUT New York; l.. A. Sayer, New York;
J. b. Hamilton, Wellington, d. c. c. c,
Vaughn. New FORK Adjourned TO met
in Newport, X. l., next June. sEgas1,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
FORGING AHEAD.
Guerrero C,ose to the Top In the Great
Race.

Guerrero Close to the Top in the Great
Race.
NEW YORK, May ll.-Guerrero is doing
remarkably well in the six-day race, and
il he is able to continue his present gait
until tomorrow night he will win the race
and beat the record. Yesterday he scored
lO6 miles and wps Just four miles behind
Littlewool at midnight. "a. m.-Score:
LittlewC1d, AZ; Guerrero, ij2; Hertg,
rs; Golden, 4l5; Noremac, 4l0i Hughes,
"G; Dillsn, 3ss; Campana, 800.
Observation-Disclosures 532, Guerrero
525, Herty sol, Golden AL, Noremac A.,
Hughes AS, Campana 3il. Littlewood IL
limping and Guerrero is gaining on him.
The bettingmen are putting their money
on the Mexican. Champion Albert says
he will challenge the winner if he breaks
the rccrd, and it is understood that ROwell
wants to get into such a race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
Ton Pasrenccrs Hurt.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., May IA serious
accident occurred this morning at the west
end of the E'ie tunnel. 4 Greenwood
Lake train from Newark stopped at the
tunnel tor signal to 90 ahead when an
grie in bound express came crcshng into
the rear. All of the passengers were bad
ly shaken up and ten of them were seri'
ousIy injured, and it is feared Theodore
Ball, of Newark, and John J. Stevenson,
of FRANKLIN, n. J., will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

HURON, OAKS May 1.-THE opening
of the great Sioux R~-ervatian will be OF
no special advan' sge to the p, ople at large
for several years. 1t will require !he re-
mainder of this year to secure
the necessary number of sigma
lures by the Indians All of lS@H
will be required to survey it, and mott of
1890 will IT, used up in having these sur.
veys put through the L. S. Land Oflice.
Not until the end of that year cen settlers
occupy the land, and then only home
steaders can take it. They must live on
it five years and then pay fifty cents an
acre for it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from
Kew West, Florida, slys: The establish
ment of a pigeon message service IN con-
pection with the signal Office at hey Wes:
is foregone conclusion, since t"e order
has lust been promulgated by Gen. GrIeIy'
wbo has the matter in charge, for the nee
essary loft fixtures and ttalnlDg hasEe' 10
he filed at once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
jackson DOWncd.

SPECIAL T,lcgram 10 Mc Rc7ls,lr,
JACKSON, MICH, Inlay 1.-THE score
today wac ~ follows
g. b.. % r.
iacg,on. .....7 o 100 90 o o. . 10
Columbus IL D 0 D '-- 10 p
Runs, Jackson 1, Columbus :; base hi'T,
Jackson 9, Columbus 10; errors, Jackson
~. Columbus ,, dOublCI, a:ickney, EtgIn
>, Morrison, West, triple, Munyan; bat
teries, Eits3immons, Flyhn and Morrison,
Handboe and Smith; umpire, Bates;
earned rUns, 3 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
DANGEROUs CLARK.
Drover McCausIand's Slayer Acting Ugly
in the Wsynesburg Jsii


in the Wsynesburg Jsii
WAEEEsH, Eu, May ll.-GeOrge Clark,
convicted of the murder of McCausland,
has developed a most unpleasant temper
since his ulal. He il allowed the liberty
Of the ail along with the other prisoners,
pending the argument OF a motion tor
new trial, which will be heard in June
next. For time a large number OF VISIT
ors we're admitted to see him, and while
he was sulky and dlsincined to hold apy
conversations, he controlled his temper.
He is not having "a many visitors now.
A resident of Waynosburg called yester-
day at the Jail and wa1 admitted. For
some reason Clark became incensed at the
visitor, and picking up a block 0i wood
which was in the corney he hurled 1t at
the visitor. Itm.sssd the man, but struck
the b2ta and Feboanded against the wall.
| There was a hurried exit, and Clark wa-
placed ia his cell. The incident hPg NOT
tended to develop much sympathy FOR the
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

MEANWHILE, -, May II The hFs'
Inv of the Crawford county centennial Gel
ebratiou was ushered in with faLute o.
100 rnns at sunrise. The weather was
warm and clear, a fact which assured the
snccoss of the Cccrsion, for long before } =
N the hour for the grand inda7trlai pa
rade, the str,etl were packed by thou
sands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

ST. PAUL, May 11.-At J. J. H.lps 'ale
of short horns at his fam at North oaks
H. F. Brown and Colking, of MinneaT oils,
were the heaviest buyers There were b
animals sold for $li, ,335, the average price
heirg $3S5. The highest price paid wrs
81 900, by +. c. Ramsey, of Buffalo, for the
imported Duchess of Rampant ii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
,lrs. scnneld to Mako a s,atement.

New YORK, May ll.-Mr3. ScoheId
propC-,l 70 make a statement before the
Coroner at the Hatch inqu1t. She reit.
crates her previop7 a''ertons with regard
Z, the event of the night OF
which Broker Hath was kiilti, and
in refut1tion Of tue badger game story
t,-lay showi ! two statements of her
financial accounts with W. T. Hatch u
sons. one showed that she he'd with the
firm balance of Sl9,633, and the other
described the possession of 200 shares OF
Manhattan stock, 200 Pacific Mail, and loU
Western Union,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
Formally Condemn the strike on tho 90
Road.

Formally Condemn the strike on tho 20
Road.
TORONTO, ONT, May ll.-At l"'tnlgot :
session Of the Railway Conductors, the
suhiect Of the engineers strike on the
Chicago, Eurliul,rn aHd Quincy ToHi w''
fully djscrs2d II it7 BEARINGS on the ln-
tsrts's of the c)nduc'Na 2 he rer1lt OF
the grand onicers, coudemuing the strike
and expressing approval OF the cour-
ioptsd by the members of the Ocdsr, w
endorsed By q vote of 1-ib 90. Great
interest was taken, owing to the pr.rence
of fortv conductors from the co. road,
among them being Ham and Cco7, who
j -uyi the famous circular, denying the
a-7ertions OF the engineers that they had
tsen harshly dealt with by the company.
4 strong efo., vas made, principally by
men from New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, to pre?ent the adoption Of the
clau~e dealing with The sIlihs.