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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
THE "DRIES" HAPPY.
The Vote for Mayor in St. Paul
Gain of 200 Per Cent Since

The late city election in ST. Paul is
said to have nightly encouraged the
Prohibitionists. They consider st. Paul
one of the strongholds of satan, and a
gain of one vote over his cohorts nearly
threw them into convulsions. On the
face of the returns of Tuesdays cleo
ton, their strongest candidate, Mr..
Quick, running for mayor, polled the
Ramsey county, which practically is st.
Paul. The Prohibition vote i'm Ramsey
for number of years past has been as
follows:
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
Prohibitionists and E.rvbI.cans.

SpecistI 10 the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FAILS, Wis. May 4.-The
ProhibilionistS will ho'd their co lnty
convention in this city Saturday. Their
total vote in this county at tine last
gubernatorl3l election was 309. The
Frohlbltlonists claim that their clubs
anu Socletics have been augmented to
that this year they viii hold the balance
OF power. The majority in the county
for the Democratic nominee for gov
ernor in 1856 was 5li. The Proh. 1ita a.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
FOR GOVERNOR.
nubbard's majority in First district in

HuDDaruS S majority III Flrst dlstrlct IN
1881. ............ ......... ......... AIS
McGilrs majority in First district in
1886 ....... -. ................... s63
Republican loss oss..............3 1855
Ames' vote in First district in 1886. IS ,55S
Rice's vote in First district in 1881. 1922
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05

Roon,e TO let ads. in the GLOBE are seq"
s'0o'S the most people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-05
THE FARMERS WORST FOE
'ARIFF MONSTER:

Tax, tax, the people l wax,
Holding them under MOnopoly'S ak.
Tax, tax, sing hey to the surplus
The surplus that never grows less!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
IITTLEW00D'S VICTORY.
The score aud Winnings OF the SIN DAY
RaCgr-.

49, No.. , a.. a., n,,.
inc '''''' ""'' " .'''''"H' '''
'''''' -,
NV YORK, May I".-lhe great iSc'
is over and IittlewOod il n winner though
,ba ,scord j.. unbrokcn. Alherts is -tll
M. u,.o r.,., h..r a NOM.
''''''' va
oiahIe 'he' 4"e Hl"N' ''"' '''o"'
hibitian Of pertinacily and grim determl-
,,,,o, .,.,r e,or ON tha .awdust was
,-...I...,,..
gwen D J'''' I'"@"e'r '"e ''''''"' .''i'
Fer tie las, two day he looked rs u
a,cb stem ,yopld be his last. With mouth
,. a,I I,cI,-,rsi.r cv.s his knees
"''f. '''' -, L.,
Knocking against '''" ''"''' ''.' 'o''''
cracking and StoOp-shouIde'cdr he stag
,,araI Ionm Each Iap 10 him must have
LA, orl ,,..,,,S then no Iook
'''" "..Ila,,I ,,.;,L on ogoui1-
- "P a. ,,.I, Ir',.. I,,,,ord how, E,,
in2.S "'S,'" w.. ,Y"H' ,i,;a as wo,Jg III.
- - III To-, o,i,;r ~, Lia brn,at and
II ~, M''.'' .' ,,,o ,-, nnd sicl, nj heart
n,'.,.,,.5.,sJ Iis,I...Iy around in pursuit
=, ~, ;n,n.I,olIa and tbp indefinite T1e
ID -, r.t ufJC,,n,ua who RAYS
''', -, .hri,,,I.d his IeTs
..o, ,,,,,' ,,,,Ii,., ,.G',. IIr,b.s
"", ''% -. ,,,aig,I. g,,,,Ioy r,,ruicg If
J., ~ ID - ,L, roc,rI ond -.
'e""'n Nv I',.'' - b,t ,I,o
u"'Heu 'i'"r ia - - -,'i,' S,ra
gate was ~" I'S'' "",' ~ f''s ;, ~; ,,',,
Iee'' sore "o"oS anu ''''' '''' INNS ''''
10" 100, h'ucu' .,.:,,o.,so.ti-
We ''T III ~ az 8;ri5ad an,,ny
''' ~, ''''' ~ ' -. wa, H., -55 niIcs
In, ~, ,i'" w. "I 20 cat A. IN ~
:, ',.,,.,',,'' a. srY -. U.rty IL ioo l..
W"e',',"' soai - ard G,IJSn slG- n2
''" ,rSa ,,iiro.,, H.. Chill J;.,,nc. and
go .,,I,,,,,j en- ,,,Io, I-u vo,d, IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
BOLD ROBBERS.
4 Hand ofslH Hold Upa Train-rheir Ter
rlbIy Bloody Work.

Tlbly B'ODuS hbth'
VoaALEs, ARIZ., May l2.-One OF tie
most desperate train robberies that has
o,-sr o,cprred in the Southwest took place
last uirht about 10 o'clock at Aqua |Hca,
q small station on the Sonora Railroad
,,roIve milcs south Of this city, ia Sonois.
The train left here little after niEe
o'clock. and consisted Of Two passenger
c,acbes y baggage, express and Ea'i car
and five freight cars. Just as The tram
sI,wod mn at Aqua XA!ca siding to take
,r.CoJ tbare were several shots fixed, ana
sran,on Forbes isll into the psssaG' way
49, ,yean IN. cab and tender and expired
Instantly. large load Of buCkshot haN!pS
.,rn,k h;o in the front part OF the bo"y'
T,nps GRAY, the engineer, jumper from
Lis sa,t through cab window and SERGE
ted hims.lf under the engine, Thereby es-
Gaping. uo e., G,a
the robbers made for the express car ANU
shot Ike HAY, the messenger. one Sh"'
struck Hay IN the head and another ID Tue
bodv. the ball passing through the KID
peys making probably fatal wound
Cnndurtor wis Atkinson, VINO was ID
the haprape car, started out and was
fatally SHOT iu4t "A h stepped out OF the
ear door. w II French, passenger, VINO
was formerly conductor on the sonora
Road Int now on the Mexican Central J,
WA standing in the sec0nd-claSS coach
and was shot in the body, the bail passing
through and lodging 10 hi7 left arm lie
will urobabiy die, ~ will also Express
Messenger Hav. When the robbers got
into th4 express car, the messenger, who
had fallen fo the floor at the first shot,
trirned death. and the robbers turned him
over and took from his pocket the Key l"
tn safe, small iron box containing
$l3O. After getting the key they
could not unlock the box, and three
of them carried it eli. The passeng-
era. of whom there was large number,
made rush for the forward part OF the
train, hut were me- in the ihlrd-ciasS
aoartmrnt ofth forward coach by some al
IN. robh r.. and warned by one r0hhor,
who spoke English well, to Get back .
get back There were two Mexican Gus
toms guards on the train--twO guards 90
with each train in McXic0-lnd they were
covered with guns and told TO keep quiet,
as were also all the passengers who were
armed. Soon after tie safe was taken from
the car, eight Mexican customs line guards,
who we're stationed half a mile north Of
the station and had heard the firing, put
in appearance, and the robbers made their
escape. The trainmen side-tracked tie
freight cars and brought the balance of the
train, with the wounded, back to this city,
arriving here at about one o'clock this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
BEI.LAIRE,
Milton Stewart has returned from Find

Milton Stewart has returned from Find
lay.
In the case OF Kerr va. Barrett, for a
lumber hill, the former got a Judgment OF
So. The case will beappealed by Kerr a.
he wants the iull amount Of his bill, SO.
Rev. W. 5. CampUall and J. 4. Galluher
leave this week for Marietta to attend the
convention OF the Episcopal Churches Of
the Southern Ohio diocese.
The Two Johns at the Elysian Theater
this evening.
Several tine tr0upes have wri ten fer ca
glcements for this month at the theater
but no more shows will he booked.
1t is stated that the Taylor delegates
have changed ground and will oppose the
election Of DiulOrd aud bingham as dele.
gates TO thu Republican National COnven-
ton.
Coroner Boyd was called to Barton On
Saturday to hold an inquest over the IT,
mains of Matthew Patton, who was -four d
dead in his bed. Patton and his family
qnarreled some days since aud left hOmt
When they returned home Patton va,
found as stated above. Wild stories were
set ailoa,, hut an examination held by
hrs. Anderson, of this city, aud Cope and
Cook OF Bridgeport, revealed that de-
ceased died from acute congestion of the
lungs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Notes.

Pete Sommers, last released by St.
Louis, has been signed by Mansfield.
A large crowd tool; in the base ball game
at the tunnel green yesterday afternoon
To-day's Wheeling Mt SandusAy;
Ianesyille at Lima; Columbus ut Jackson;
Mansfield at Toledo.
There will be an amateur game on the
Island grounds, Thursday, between the
celebrated Meder nine and a picked nine.
Harry Z. Black, formerly OF the REGIS
TER. has been appointed official umpire ct
the Northwestern League, at Minneapolis
Kalamazoo and Jackson are both claim
iur TO have slgued Meyer Robinson, Of last
seasons kazoCs, relieved by Minneapolis
a. second hasemaH.
Wheeling's "Pug uglies' made an as
sault on Umpire Ruttcr at Sandu-ky yes
teTday after the latter had defeated them
in u ten.iuniug game Rutter gave the
game to Sandusky by q score of to o.
Cuit,n p,moryut Shame for uttering
such q hareiaced fdschood.
1t is understood the police force wish to
play a nine selected from the printers Of this
city. Their desire may he accommodated
hy sending their challenge to Richard No.
ble, of the REGISTER office, "Dick' says
he thinks he can select nine Comps who
will do" the Brass Buttons to the Queen's
taste
Wonder what has become OF PIGGY
Speidel. who signed with Jackson. His
name does not appear in the scores any
more. We would like to give jackson q
pointer. They will never have ball
team ne long az they release man the
first time he makes one or two errors, as
they have been doing,
The male base ball Cranks are not the
only ones who believe Bates decisions were
ragged. Oae well known young lady hit
Mr. Bates on the neck with whip ~ she
drove past him after yesterday 4 game. 1t
il question whether it WAS Intentional
or not. -lfu>f.R Nsn5. IL is to be hoped
the yOung lady did it unintentiOnally,
both for her own and the reputation Of
Mansfield.
Home rams will ne scarce with Wheel
my when they get away from home.
What would be hut base hit on other
Tri-State League grounds counts for
a home run in Wheeling If any Wheel
iugite gets a home run in Canton he
will have 10 drive the ball n great deal
farther than he does at home. -Cm-
tim RryoviiorH The Repository ought to
credit the above matter to the STATE
Jomvd, nom which paper it was taken
Seems to IA that Wheeling started out
pretty well ut SaHdusky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
He Took \ Tall Tumble.

Wild, wierd cries OF murder were waited
M from the creek bank in the vicinity O.
tine north entrance 10 the Market street
bridge. about II o'clock last night, and
Officer West and IA. Fitzsimmons rushed
to the spot, followed by quite a number OF
people who happened to be in the usigh.
borhood. Upon investigation it WAS
found that man whose name
was not learned, had fallen over the creek
bank lust east Of the bridge and was then
struggling N the water al TIE mouth OF
the BIZ sewer. He was pretty full OF
booze when be tumbled IN and was almost
wild with fright when discovered. lie
didn't know whether ne was IN the creek
or in the middle OF an ocean, and his cries
were agoniziGg. The officer and Mr.. Fltz.
simmons gave him a lift and pulled him
out of the hole and he went home sober
and soaked with dirty water. lie Will
probably never again try TO meet himself
IN a sewer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

Result: .NE NAN KILLED AND Two
OTHERS WOUNDED HY BULBS.


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''S'., 'o'n'- '..' 10 's q very S'',o''' II NJ
'l7. Joshua y .'''''...'., ''o H''l S''o' ., '''
groin 'J '''".'S' "'=" ABOUT 'N's1 U ''',.'
}s-'ei~"! .''---o'L' ""..' J'n"'H1 " '.''
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''.N'' az, ,''''.'' '.'''.' ~ ''''-
'' '''' 90 '.-' "'''.' ''1'.' '''' -.
man stepping Oh 2-'..'-. q, N.'''
reads ltEe q bit %. L.g m AJL)na. Toe
..r-,r.r.g nj ~. f.-.,,. ,,ryeD in the SUNDAY
..-.-,,.
u'a.'I''E. VS. '.''''- "' ~, '''
stances gttsLa.Gg the CRIME ""- '"e'' "''7
an ergo5 ia one OF the names, that oil the
5ssf man bairg given a. Nichols, when IL
-. 49,, >-;,l.ors,, The aahsa-
7A'"'" ''.''
INeGl "''y.. "' ''"'''.' W. '''.'' '', 49, ~
the news heI1g received too late tor InsrI
An, Tine facts "A ascertained Yesterday,
en-.
are u.s. '''.'NS.
Caas. Nl'N"t s'es' ""'N'''
boards al the home OF VIM. Rose ON Grave,
H.u ,,y. "a H,tI, blowout To- his friends
-,..-.r.,. ....,..,., I.-.r yr,s an tam md
,''''.' -,
the guests pi'l'oA '''''f "' .'' '''-''
About o o'clock most oI the crowd Ills
-s-.s3 Inn, Adam Jenkins. Joshua Nick
..... d., Ii,..,s,sI .,rd
'''"" "'''' '''' W. -, n.
mhlhyd more OF the amber NUM- N' '"'
-fpry goes. Nicholson stepped GA the foot
.., r...r.,... Errtir., his not corn. and war
.......,..I FINALLY the coupIc
OF "T,J. ,o r.,yr rbr house and fight it
,, IT,, p, .rart time the report OF a re-
- ,y,s hoard and upon investigation
A.. .-...,,,,...,f5. rf IN. En~r house tuurd he
,.r,.tr,,s form of Nicholson writing m
-. H., a.. y4rI A rounle OF dortors
we're sent for aud the mUu taken 10 III.
-. -. hi ,s,crd- gy,rs examined
a., - ,,,,,,I ,b,, hl had been shot in the
~, ON tbs rishf side the ball passing
- f-,,.,,,,.,-I ,raE,r,, a big hole
-, ,...,, mt p, h..d in the hovsc OF
~ D.. ,s,srs be mas since remained.
-, IL. ,g,.J yhout 3 O'Clock IN the
anu
NJ r,rfra were soon notified OF the
- ,r.J g., ,r,. hrt a short time I'M
, -, ,''' - r;itle and Johnson
81 '... a.. h,,n. If rerL,r. The man
~ ~, va ,,' W, Tis homo sitting on the he'd
,.,,f, ~, Todd rrv,ryrr living ut his site
~. ','' @ III ,f,,. h.. US wanted he .sye
" 'er' ''.,' -, ,.. brt ,ynsp officer Little
u',, ',, ,a.,,5to ,,krth,. prisoner a wye~t-
. .,'I' O. NH The strlrlma-e
.'. L.. -, ~, .,ss- md resulted in Ohirrr
80 In. , t1uhlednwu stairs. bar
.r..-'.,,...I, p.,rlr.man FELTON, came 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
TIE SUNDAY REGISTER.



A synopsis OF the Contents Of ia" Local
Department OF the rape"
Major a.. C. Anderson talked Ut length Of
,r. r..orf-r,.s ff. che extreme southwestern
'''' 'e>'''.., A.. -,
p'ri'"" '' ."' ','-'' '''', Wills
and railroad ops gat,uus along tue WgihiA
md L-sntrl.v borders.
.........r ,t,., r:,;, T.e,,,ue
1"s ''',7
clubs. "He,Iu@ defeats N'A"U7Ny' l. u
,. Jackson =. Columbus +; halIo o, Can
,,, %. TlsFo I'D Mansfield %.
''' 80. -.-,.- .,p.ll
'i'''I' Ut " iN"'".N"' ''',,'''.
are, james Nicholson fatally shot m the
.,roin by Adam Jenkins Both men st-el
,..,-l,ars
.., ,. ~. d ,,..rr ~,
The Wheeling Ou ca Ma. wen, ''
the Maxwell tract, comes IN an eighty
b,rrsI ,.usbrr.
- ID. ,,,r; . nv Brooks Hedges
I'oe" l-'.'.'' -. ., r,,l
to Mrs. Mary L"'Ne'N '"' ''''' '''''
an Short Creek. Tor 900.
t,,,.-,r zar.ir.4 nj s.. Alphonsus over
a., l,,. P.y Father
the 'r'u''"' W -. -, ',,.,, -
hreG'ta' G"'e'''' .''' 80 -. ,y,.rs
auo 20 very '''N' -, - q, The
present To l'' '"''' '''-
"e,U' ST.. o.. Pr ,.......,,t; ,,,
N''T'''.- ,'' ''.' go, l.- ,I,,,o.,,
10 mas '' ,..,. ~ - -, ,.,;,n
- ~ -. r,,r.. ,,,,n,itt,e of ifs,
u'l,' '.,....,.f 49,, r...s,,ti,r M ,,,,sil
w, ftrepsy and ;, ,pecil
N,e.,..,,..,,,..,t committee OF thee. con
-, nj N,..rs H. NJ. Russell. l.. s
III,,I, and T.,ni- SufrI
announcement that an the Hint g'a,
,rI,r.,s in the West would close dow
., ,, tbe srr,,rr- sion saturday. jane 2Dth
W, Z ,h..-.y Nsrm,r School Commence
W ,',. - =, t,Le nlac, June 9TH
''r.4-r.
'',1 ~ u,,rt ,.n.ilr-q the bids 10
.' - ar..l r.,..f- ,h,rraV
'"I - r..,,,or nj the p-n,r,liays il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
rhn M.I.Il slnrers.

The concert 10 be given at the Opera
House, next Saturday evening, will be
novel and excellent entertainment. The
Boston Transcript says OF Il recent concert
in that city:
"For the fourth entertainment OF the
season. given IN fremont Temple, last
night. the Welsh Prize SinEers-eight IN
number, equally divided as 10 seN-gave
a concert, the programme Of which con,
sisted mainly OF glecs, part-Song', an
other forms Of rg,lmt', writing for voices.
There we're also soles for several members
of the company to sing, and for its harp
pIaver. who also served "a an accompanied.
The variety Of styles and composers was
large. aud there was 4 lair proportion OF
Welsh music The most satisfactory pr
rrrmanccs we're those OF the concerted
piece. which was given IN manner that
was exceptionally fine, Judged from every
point OF view
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Mnrih Knowing.

Mr.W. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Catarrh and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular cough rem
edjes and steadily grew worse. Was re-
duced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried
Dr. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton and found immediate relief, and after
using about n half a dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return Of the
disease No other remedy can show 70
grand a record of cures as Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
to 90 Just what is claimed for it, Trial
bottle tree at Logan IL Co. = Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
pErEnIElM MN

T.. lA'L I V ~"
Says. "lmumit acquaintance v"n = o..
frcnd always Increases nur rc-pasl m.
that friend
This IL the reason Why SynItI D.. a..
continue 10 make irieni. ~ thei. VIZ.
become better known. Clrrymru, pu
speakers, and people in all "a, ay.uuu
life are unit IN ;aa'r praise q thai $50.
icrful new remedy. SyryilI Cough ~" .
They are warranted ~ rUTr Cough, Gold.
Rruarhi;ls, iiormrns's, NCh,iln r p.
Throat, Sore Throat GEi Crorp, -ra...
- cent?. Hundreds h,a. te~t.Ia.H.# fu f.
remarkable CC.rs =. D;Gtrh".' j., .rsn..
FluN, Cholera ln'autUui, e. SUMr.r Co.,.
paint Gnd Cholera HuIhus, ,a.r1.t ..
IynYita Blackberry Eirck-, % do.
cents. We have stach- 81 l,.f...#
from mcihcrs, who, after do-,ug la... ...
drrn with strong medicines ius DIr.l ...
posed diseases, have completely .un,.' ...
by using Synylta Worn h.o'k-. #...
p cents. After ynn have t"vi a. .,
high priced bottle r,mriI,s audla...n.
no relief, buy II parkas" Of S,u..a h..
ney, Blood and LAYER Bio. ari .,...
81 doses, 81 cents u vaG Want f.
tonic Bitten ~ tn utsE.. rg. . f....
of Syuyita Bitter E!o,a. ,nr -,,...-
make from | IN gallon o.! pan. nur..
ters.
All these r,E.r,;... r.... ..n'. H..,
No box, 20 tc--p"n.. .n .'".. ...
up in patent park#n- Nr".,..a...,
or Motley refunded ~H. b.. Oh ".. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Prescott Mclean.

Such acting 81 that Of Miss Prescott IL a
delicious treat. Beautiful OF face and hs-
uro end combining with that beauty,
hi-triouie shni,y o. tie seTt that makes
great actors her wort, AZ q tribute to the
Judgment OF the great Sllyiai, when he
called her the greatest American actress.
Mr. Mclean certainly divides the honoTs
with her NJ each performance.
- "Iar,henia. Miss Prescott is at her
hest. The audience which greeted her a,
Yesterdays matinee was quite tarGe and
was thoroughly appreciated. EVERYBODY
erioyed the performance. Mr.. McLsan
was especially good ~ "IuComar,' - por
tray,n. With great truth the barbarian
prince whom love has enuohled and re
fined. One cannot SPEAK too highly OF Miss
Prescott and Mr. Mclean In "ingomar.
-tr.atl ,Guf Constitution.
On Wednesday evening Miss Prescott
aud Mr.. Mclean will be seen IN "Irco
mar. and on Thursday evening AS on
Like It." There Is no doubt OF the per
formance being strictly tirs, class.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoInEE OF RoAis and Hoatmsn Along th'
Ohio,

The marks OIL the landing last evening
indicated feet aud stationary.
The May festival excursion leaves on
the 22d with krAmcr's orchestra.
The Andes il due mp this evening from
Cincinnati, and will leave for that point
Tuesday afternoon ut ; o'clock.
Five hundred kegs of mills were shipped
from the MIngo works Saturday last on
the steamer O'Neal for down the river
points
A special telegram from PMkorsburg
l.t-t evening says: The steamer Shirley
reached here at ten o'clock this morning
with q broken shaft, and il tied up at tire
wharf. The steamer Telegraph will hs
here tonight to take passengers down the
river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Good Ke.nlts In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, did so aud was entirely cured
by ice of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
snd Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co. s Drug
stnrR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Issrnna rssx MARKET street.


Mrs.. Sinslov's Soothing Syrup FOR
children testhiug, "a the prescription OF
unaogths best isnaie nurses and physicians
In .aa United States. and has been used
tor so-ty years with never failing success
Boy r.s. ION, nj mothers for their children.
Daring tae process Of tssthiug ia value Is
iuaalausIs. Ne relieves the child from
pain, cere. dyzcntery and djaTrhoa, grip
,ug 10 the bowels, and wind cohc. By
giving health 10 the child il rssts its
mother. Price DC bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
TRADES ASSEMBLY.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT YESTERDAYS
REGULAR SESSION.
The Knights Of Labor Condemned 'or Allowing River
side S.ssl 70 Go to Be.,a.ra-O,Esr In
p1ralt Business Transacted.

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
semblv met at Reilaire yesterday a!terno n
in regular s4s-i0n, . very large attendance
of delegates being present. Ia the absence
Of the President and Vice President, Mr..
VIM. Meek presided over the meeting until
President Corc95un made his appearance.
Some rather important business WAS tram
acted the main part OF which WAS as fol-
lows:
A resolution wos introduced by the
AaaIglmatod Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers condemniDg the kuighta of Labor
for allowing Riverside steel to he shipped
TO the Brilliant mill for consumption. 1t
appears that the recent trouble at the
Brilliant mill, which was quite muddie,
,sas Strengthened out as far as the knights
of Labor il concerned, but the Amalgama-
ted Misunderstanding was not settled,
hence the presentation OF the resolution.
District Organizer Clark, OF the National
District Iron aad Steel Workers No. 2l1,
WAS present and he addressed the Assem-
hlv. protesting against the adoption of such
resolution. He argued that 1t w0uld he
much better to pUt the matter into the
hands of the head officials OF the two Or
carnations and allow them To settle IT, rs
such a course would bring about a much
more harmonious feeling. The question
WAS discussed on both sides to some length,
after which vote was taken, which re-
suited in the adoption of the resolutions
by large majority
The matter of the return OF the plumbers
and carpenters TO work AZ the Spear 4
Axle Works was brought up, and 1t was
decided that the Building Trades Council,
which had authorized the woTkmen
to resume, had power to control
the action If their members when
such action did not conflict with OrgaGlz d
labor. The Trades Assembly had pre-
yiously taken no action either one way or
the other, us the Trades Council IL hody
born out of the Assembly to control toe
blilding trades.
4 resolution was offered and adopted
ipstructiug the Legislative Committee TO
consult with the Attorney General OF the
State and ascertain why the two weeks
pay day law has not been enforced, also 10
pI ltest against the conspiracy clause IN
the hill passed by the last Legislature COLI
corning coal mine ventilation, &C.
A resolution was presented by the dele.
gates from Typographical Union No. -,
requesting the Commissioner OF Patents al
Washington, ID. c, 10 have rCopenrd the
ease of a man named MCDonough, Who
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