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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

CONGRESSMAN HOwARD, Of Indiana,
has Joined the ranks of the wealthy
minority. lie is \ defaulter for over 500,
coo. The distinguished statesman evil
IDENTIFY belieySd in protecting home indus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

No fusion thisyear is tue motto OF the
Observation-Disclosures party in West Virginia,
1t is the death kuell to the political p'un-
dersrs and traders, who have bsen trying
to ride into office oil OF Gre snback votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

SHERMAN denies tha. he will retire
from the Presidential race, and says he II
supremely satisfied with the Ohio delega-
ton " ChiclgO. Some men can be very
thankful over nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

TaE friends Of Mr.. RANDALL sustained
a bad defeat 10 the Sebuylkill county
Democratic clny,ntiOp. This is boarding
the lion in his den. Schuylkill has always
been looked on as a RANDALL Stronghold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
THE GLASS STRIKE.
| A Meeting Of the MAJ rufa otursrs Called for
Tomorrow.

A MseiinE Of the MsI ufa ctursrs Called for
Tomorrow.
The Associated Glass Manufactures will
hold conference in the Monongahela
House, Pittsburg, tomorrow. Members
of this association will be present from all
parts of the United States, aud each will
lay before the srsemblage his views about
the starting Of the factories. This asso-
citation has no connection with the Flint
and Lime Glass Workers' Association.
The primary object Of the meeting as given
out is 70 consider the report Of the Confer
ence COMMITTEES, which was La tely in ses.
sion with the Workers Committee. That
this is the full purpose of the meeting Is
seriously doubted by many who are in
position 10 know. 1t was stated
last night that the manufacturers had
given up all hope Of settlement with
the men, aud would now proceed 10 start
their factories as best they could. Non
union men, il Is said, will be employed
wherever they can be found. and a desper-
ate effort will be made 10 have all the
works running a. soon as possible. The
meeting will be presided over By James
b. Lyon, president Of the association. A
leading manufacturer stated that rule z
would not be discussed at the meeting on
next Wednesday, as all the discussion wa
already finished thst would be done on any
Of the rules. II sill be remembered that
some time ago letter WAS received in this
city 10 the effect that efforts were being
made TO secure glass workers in Belgium.
1t Is now generally thought that these e.
forts are still going on and that il an at
tempt is made to start the factories II will
he with these men.
Both sides appear to be a. far apart now
as they were before the last conference was
commenced. One Of the Pittsburg manu-
factures said Saturday night:
''It is asserted or good authority that
discussions are likely 70 Arise among the
glass workers in consequence Of the make
up Of the committee representing them nj
the recent conference with the nianufsr
turers Besides the President and
tary Of the Flint Glass Workers
this committee was composed
member from the Central glass VI
Wheeling, and one from the Bucke
works Of Martins Ferry, o,
which factories are and have beenf
right along. Near The close Of ~
ence, and when everything sp
fair wary for settlement, ffs
tative Of the workers arr
from the Windsor gias-
stead, which has also
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

BRACE BRoraHhB ~ lls
Tn. FIRM sues Gu, 90 lsissslaa -
The I,oycsstSre. fsfs f7ft

The FIRM sues Oat - lsjsssosa 49,
the Bpycss,sFs. ~ Tl5k
PrrTsBuRa, April i.-The tnvQ
firm Of Brace Bros, yssssr6ly in6e
new form Of scaea ASnissl ~
committee by hlirs Mtl h equl1 q
The plsintiffs STATE ~ ~ - ~ -
have been for the pasa ~ ysas 11o a
the laundry busissn. Intks n11G0o
August. 1887, the dssssaanh - = y
ly George Dovsy, were .iasts1asu y
active in declaring end ln1l1latlne -
the plaintiffs and thsls baason 49, -
known ~ = boyoett - ~ ls6g1D
have ever since beea actively e1uD1 = ~
furtherancs Of this beyestk n p1n.n1a
sssert that this boycsst - bssa peo11-
cu'ed In divss and sanaFy ueyo v1tKJ1 "
express purpoas Of rulnll9 - enHn1s
tsrly destroying thsir bon11oD - - ~
men. Among Other tkisR = b s1nk1l1
that the dsfsndanu havs pahll1As6 totk
Pittsburgh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the plaintiffs In rsfsrsncs - ~ nanoa =
which they conducted thstS b1ntaoa -
ine ,aa %anner 70 xe,es
nI".esu,.S rnseS,y an ,Ss oIs%.s so.ns = .s :.
The plaintiffs 6nd ~ elaee - ~
tuition Of the sctiea 81 pNnngn ~ q ~
weeks since, the defbadast6 Nm ksonno
holder and more deAant = pRospe1}in9 ~
boycott, and tbs plains6 te))ese NJ
will be ruined unless the eDe9>s tne49A
The plaintiffs buanea - nrQI1 Yqn
on and very many q osef -
ers now refuse 70 osni wl.. - - -
eot innmldaseoc, - -
they believe the stsesneee 80 4
tnedeiendAnu' In Wv - 49, -,
plsintns ask ,.ss,s ! :,
THE DEMANDS pon nsiluv. . .
Fint-rh.t vour h6nev.kIs G,ssl vlll
now by preiiminsrv tsissosiss' 1iS ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

The long journey OF the North Carolina
bank president and CASHIER to the Canadian
line is al for notLing They are TO be ex-
tradited. IL Was q bad case Of misdirected
enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

THERE are fears OF al epidemic OF small
pOS in Boston. \ saiior is supposed to
haye brought the dread disease to the city.
All suspected persons are under quaran-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

ANDREW CNENEGIE's employees look
with disgayor on his cooperative plan.
Mr. Carnegie dtem'E want to cooperate
enough to hunt much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

DR.. TAINAuE's E4s,er sermon, printed
N this morning 3 REGIsTER, is a charming
discourse on uawers-esPecially the dowers
Of ScTiptIre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

BRACE Bros the bOycoLtsd Pittsburgh
laundry firm has instituted legal proceed
ings against the boycott committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
NEWS AND COMMENT.
ruS wEATHER.

For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio Colder, threatening weather, with light
rains, followed by fair weather. except warmer
on the lake. fresh 10 brisk winds, becoming
westerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

POSTNIAsTEE GENERAL DICKINsON's
friends think that there are lair prospects OF
his being nominated to the vacant Chief
Justiceship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

TIE RsCIsTE& is again compelled this
morning 10 enlarge to nine columns in
order to give its patrons all the news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

FHE dl,s Of the New York Tribune were
DESTROYED By FIRE yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

nl.,5orm. ard = tklf part1 ~ -
& mske = sucSonchl tssssuR 111
h.chers bslisvs - asDps th6e4U
srrst brssk. .sp = ~ tus -
S.cislly the Rspabllqsn, 81
A., secessions lisa u hAo
thew believe thaa the 6bnuna 80
IN the Rspahlican ~ NJ ~
Dsmocr.tic party, sn1 - ro9k1
both the old pss1iss m ~ -
party, and give u ~ eentzsts =
National and 6tnes ubvyADm
rHs rElPnsAHcn ,sovns1x
alone viii provost - Snena e ~,
nublic~n party N Nssunb9. NAz
rrsdy slectsd . lnrxf nMnn9
member OF ths Nsai1nkl He1ee 4
Dsmorsts havsnsjsity h -
mean 10 ~ thes - tsmp9oo0
thrsvinG away ~ vseo .. Qx
capdidaiss vho I'D ~ ~
chaucs Of eisctien, sscsrsa ~ ole1o 4
mo,s Democrats tkan thAt ~ ~ ~
iority In the Hsasa IT, g - =
pairn promises q - - ~ 0)nn
Of any ever carried. . = Nh eeeo4 -
very much think sasWtcu - ~ T.
both the old parties eelauy
lican. We shali - WkaeWB - q ~
Good bye, ull ~ ~ - 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
SMALLPOX m BOs7Ok
Grave Fear. Thst . ssa.s. Has uossas6 = =
kp,dsnis. I

kpsdsnls. ~
BOsroS, April 1.-Tbomas @
man, was in q North End b.
last night A man who kas \
saw him and told hin tho1
pearaucs he believed Ons II
disease. The bastsud9 - q
the Board Of Health. Oroas I
taken 10 the island n u I'D
POE patients, but NJ be1bsv
had been No near hin tSsl ~
sidered liable 10 ths AIsons.
been qusrantiusd - - - -
the Board Of Health 6uaBs ~ q
been started In Tie dty. IT, II
Is occupied by Italiaos sad peee g
there 10 considerabls ~ ~ M
may be under way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

WARRINGTON, April i.--F =
United States District Attorney n
N. o., Waited The 6ta1s Dspartu
tsrday 70 pressnt paDsss ukig
prepared for the sxlfsdiiisa n !
Cross and Cashier Whit. vho g
Flint National Bank Of Rajsleb =
Canada. The papsfs wefs p
correct, and Bssbse, viii Cbts4
Hart and two othsf ei1izsne q
started at once Tor Tsroats -
robbers.
Cross Ia . son-in-Isw -
brothefin.Isw of Nm WfIlioq
the late prssident & ~ -
was hsself presidsut ~
She inherited from ~ haS6e
portion OF The hask ~,
nearly all she hasL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

ns ~ eoo We W.
speoaA 1ssgvoa b ~ hv6eHs
KEYsKR, W. vA.,AesllI
IsrEs rsprsssntstivs ~
2. Davis, and qusslissee -
the connection torned
Virginia Central and H.
tearing up Of The trse6
switch. Col. Dsvfs s1gf
nsnt between. ..hinss1
vas all sstisfsctoJ u
=. cannot -, .sEx
stopp><r-<t<<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
NO INTENTION OF RETIRING,

THERE will be no fusion there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
ssanel 10 ) nouble murder.

CHICAGO, August IA ssi sequel
was added to-day 10 the murder of two
base bail players, John Phillips and
"Skip" LArkiDs, Sunday, by August
Defiant, whom the pair attempted to
deprive Of q can OF beer. Mrs. Phillips
wSs completely prnRtIated when the
news OF her husbands death was bsekea
to her, and las continued to grow
woree. She insisted upon attending
tho funeral yesterday, although scarcely
1ble to leave her bed. just aftor the
casket had been lowered Into the grave
she became wildly hysiericAl and threw
herteif violently into ths excavation
declaring she would be buried with her
husband.
she was with difficulty removed from
the scene by her friends and taken to
her home. 1t was than discovered that
ber mind had succambed to the strain
upon her nervous system. A physician
was sunmoned and she WAS Quieted
with morphiA. This morning she was
no better and It whs determined to send
her 10 the Detention Hospital for the
Insaue. L. is taid that abe has not
tasted food since her husbaud's death,
and her ph5 siclans fear that she will
die Of inanilioD, As she positively re-
fuses nourlahment.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Scared or by the Alarm.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 A taI1,ssss
alarm ssved the city residorc9 Of John
Wanamaker, at 1885 Walnut street,
from being robbed. When Mr.. WAna'
maker removed 10 hil summer resi-.
dsnoe he had u burglar s,iaERn put 10
his residence Rnd connectad with hia
store. About half past IL O'Clock on
Tuesdsg night the watohmen In the
store were startled by the alarm sound
ing.
They knew that thieves were trying
to effect an entrsnce into the Walnut
street house AVID they hurried around
Broad street. Whtn they arrived no
body was to be seen. An inspection OF
the promises showed thAs the thieves
had forced open a back window by
means of pair of ice tongs and =
brick, when they we're scared off by the
burglar alarm. From the manner In
which the thieves worked, 4. is thought
that they we've green hands at the buai'
ness.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Long Journey.

John 8. II. Dudley, colored, who re-
sidea at Emporia, Kansas, visited his
relatives In this city q few weeks ago,
aud on returning to his home he was
accompanied by his niece, Mary R.,
daughter Of John n. and Sarah o.
Tilghman. aged 6 years and 10 months.
Mary soon grew tired OF her visit, and
cried to return to her home. Oonse
quently on the 26lb Of July Brs. Dad.
ley accompanied her to Kansas City
and placed her on the cars with the fol-
lowing note: "To all Conductors:
Please Asalst this little girl In making
her proper ohanRes at Bt. Louls, At DIN.
cIunAti and Baltimore, As she Ia ep.
route for Wilmington, Del. She has n
through ticket and her baggage checked.
Her name Is Mary r. TllRhmAn. She
lives at No. 31s East Ninth street, vii
minGton, DEL"
On Saturday, the 28lh inst, she or
rived at the Delaware Avenue sta ion OF
the B. q o Railroad, and from thance
walked TO her home, No. 3l3 EAat
Ninth street, where abe was gladly vel
comed by her parents and friends. 5ho
10 qui'e proud OF having made the
journey alone, and will doubtless long
Temembsr It as one OF the events Of her
early lie worth relating TO her com
pRnions
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Italian Iales of woe

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The Congress
sional committee continued its investiga'
tiou to-day of the emigration question,
Francis Bun onta was the first witness
to-day. He came from Italy in May last
on a tramp steamer. He paid his own
passage at cost OF 155 francs. He was
induced to come here like the previous
witnesses, by promises of making money
here. Fifteen hundred other Italians
came In the same steamer. He has a wife
and daughter in Italy. They have little
property and exc out a living. He had
not worked since his arrival, The wit
ness appeared to think, with previous
witnesses, that the committee was sp-
pointed 10 right thtir wrongs and get
them work at high wages.
If he does not get work at six francs a
day somebody, he says, has got to send
him back to Italy,
The witness borrowed 200 francs in
Italy and he is Obliged to return ESQ
francs Interest on money in Italy is 25
per cent per annum. His proper y was
worth 1000 francs and according to Their
laws the creditors can levy on property II
so dis posed. Witness concluded by say
ing he would return to italy at once II
he had the money.
The Committee examined Giuseppe
Menlttl and Antonio Sgraniblglia, bu
gathered nothing new. Each told the ole
story of being pursuaded to come oveI
here by promises of pl nty of work anC
big pay aud each, like all the rest whC
had testified, rai.e1 their passage money
at enormous rates of interest.
Banker B 1radini defended himself from
charges made by witnesses yesterday. HI
denied all knowledge of the men whit
claimed to have been swindled by him
He said ne spent $4,000 in aid OF tht
italian colony In the past year. Thi
committee then adjourned until mex
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
IT'S TELLING.

The cut we made in price
is telling on our stock of
Clothing. You should see
the pile now, you wouldn't
know 1t. Still we have a
good atsortment left and
will continue right along at
this cut price until all of our
Mems, Youths, Boys and
Chlldren's Clothing are gone.
We don't expect to carry
over one suit-so you see
you can get clothes at all
most any price just now.
Thin Coats aud Vests, Wa at
we have left, belong in the
same boat.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
the yellow rover.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1,-surgeon
General Hamilton said yesterday that
the yellow fever in Florida appeared
10 be dying out for lack of material.
There are, be said, three cases At Plant
Oity and nons at Tampa. Nothing has
been heard from Manatss and the other
Infected places for several days. The
health authorities at Baltimore have re-
fused to alloW the entry into that citg
OF certain samples belonging to . drum
mer, who died ct Tampa OF the fever.
AdyioeB from Havana, to the 18th
nit, say the yellow fever has appeared
in the Interior of Cuba. 1t generally
preyalls on tie coast only. The smAll-
nor has disappeared from Havana, st,
,Iago de Cubs and Oleniuegos, bat new
cases are reported 81 MAtansAs and
MAnHAnIllo.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
a rralr.monlal oomrlIoatIon.

FITTsBURo, Aug. /. Twelve or
thlrtesn years ago there lived in Mid
dleburn, England, the families Of
Thomas Barns and srlmotby Mouahap,
They were on good terms aud one day g
son Of Monahsn suggeLted to Burns that
they come to America and try their
luck. They immedistely came and
located near PitlBburg, Barns going into
the saloon business On PsnnsylVAnia
avenue. Monahsn and Burns prosper
ed, and the former sent 10 England for
his mother and family. His father,
however, remained there,
After Mrs. MonAhan had bean here
for time, word WAS sent to MoDahan
that his wife had die1 Shortly after
this Burns and Mrs. MonshAn were
married, All went well urt'l rsosnti--
6aen one Of MFg. konanAn's sous
bs6 anne angry at Burns and sent to
England for his father. The elder
Monahan srElved this morning, greatly
to the surprise OF everyone Ba 1as
told OF bis Wife's action, aud visited her
at her home. II is said he met with o
ooOl reception, and was told TO do his
worst, which he Immediately did by
making an Information against Bowers
for knowingly marrying the wife oi
another man. The son also lodged In
formation aRsinst his mother, charging
her with statutory crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
INC uamp a. uhes,sr HeIrhts.

OHEBTER HEIGHTS, August 1.-The
attendance OF visitors Rt the camp to
day was unusually large. The early
services were In charge OF RevS. David
8. Sherry and J. P. Duffy. The 10 o.
m. sermon WAS delivered by Rev.
Fletcher Clark, rector OF Bt Johns
Episcopal Church, OonooIdville, Della
ware County. he selected as the foun-
dation Of a pointed discourse Peter, 8,
lS: 'Grow in grace"
At 1.30 about . hundred boys and
girls gathered at the stand TO engage in
the exercises of the children's church.
The leaders were In their best working
trlm, and with the aid Of Rev. Mr.. Tay
lor and his choir Of pretty young misses
led in the singing of q number Of
sp'rl!ed religious ohorusss Appropriate
addresses we're delivered by Revs e e
Dickson, b. @. Coxson and j. P. Duffy.
The closing exercises OF the children g
church will take plRos TO mori o after
noon at 1.30, 1--WE brought nothing
into this world and It is certain We oan
carry nothing OUT formed the bssis of
an earnest appeal 10 the uuc inverted
delivered ct p, m. by Rsv. U. EiRAr
Adanson, Of Fletcher III, E. Church,
Hestonville. The sermon was iolloz ed
by powerful exher.Atlon By DESHiB-
dolls, in response 10 which two bowed
at the altar and number rose In the
congregation for prayer.
At the young peoples meeting In TIE
tent OF @ 80 DR., BWindellB delivered .
practical address TO the young converts
on the subject OF Christian work 10
their home churches. There was o good
attendance and all entered heartily
Into the spirit Of the meeting. These
meetings have been very successful and
the young leaders have Telson TO feel
greatly encouraged By their work. The
young people have In contemplation the
erection OF q tabernacle In which TO
hold their msotlnss at Gubsequ9nt en-
oempmenis.
Tomorrow morning Bishop Taylor
will deliver an address on hia work In
Africa. Al In the sitsynoon Rev. Y,
FrAnklAnd, of Upland, will hold forth,
aud In the evening there will be the Ad-
minlstration Of the Lords Supper,
preaching, revival services and a
general walk round, closing at 10
O'Clock with the "Good Bye"
Bishop Taylor arrived in tho camp
about O'Clock thle evening aud de-
liverod 90 elcqusnt sermon on Romans
2, IL and 10, TO o large audience,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Excursion to Reading,

The members of Brandywine Lodge,
No. IS, 1. o. o. F., intend giving an
excursion to Reading on September 5.h,
which will be the excursion Of Ghe sea-
son. The committee In charge will
spare no pains in making 1t interesting
and enjoyable to all who will accom-
pAny them, For this purpose one OF
the flnest parks In the city OF Reading
has been secured to make it Pleasant,
Arrangements have also been made
with the Wilmington & Northern Rail-
road. Train leaves French street depoi
at O'Clock, Rockford at 6 80 .. No..
returning, leave Reading at Z O'CLOCK
p. m. Tickets can be procured from
The committee on the morning of Ibt
excursion 81 the depot or from tht
members Of the lodge at any time unit
September 9th.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
FIsh story.

Fourteen fishermen sitsips on the
coping ne4r the City MIL, unsda oouFse
Of the romantic Brandy wine, with ash
ing rods in their hands, WAS a sight
Witnessed BY q reporter OF the REPUB
LtoAN on Tuesday. / fact, the re
porter was guilty Of tho Enms amuss
ment. The boys sat for over one hour
without solitary ons of them g0tling
even rs much RB a tiny uibhle. Two
men working on the Morning News
were seen In a roRb1at with suspicious
looking rods In their hands, and o man
engaged in rowing these disciples Of
the pisoAtorisl art along the stream.
On reachlng the jumpIng-oE plAce at
about B O'Clock Ia t0B evening the Ques-
tion Vas asked, "Well, boys, what
luck2" They replied, ''Oh, lots OF luck,
but fsW fish." They clnmbsred MP on
the dock and, Hitting o smsll hand bAs
ket from the depths OF the boat, carried
1t along with them IS gipgerly as II It
contained q fortune instead of being
empty, It haviag bsen use 10 hold tle
refIeshments In when this expsotAnt
snRlers lefs early In the day, with hopes
and expectations away beyond q tmAll
Blrlng of hsh, bus their faneies went
into wagon load, los bad been or.
dered to place their oAto1 on, but the
ordBE was oountarmAndsd later on In
tho day. By the wnFTtbe fourteen other
fishermen on the coping are still en-
gARe5 In suRlinR Tor Aught we know,
bat we will say for one: 1t will be q
cold day when this scribe throws a line
out for hah again in this BrendyWlne.
We saw fab, AS they would jump up
ont OF the water and turn q somersAnlt
90 much az 10 say, why don't you oAtch
us2 Ahl th5ye, fishermen.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

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Bunlal.1
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lVe0npg,sr
ID iiluA''
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
A Missing Bride.

SCRANTON, Aug. 1.--Lsst January
tha pspsrs Of this section published the
difioulties that beset the marriage OF
James Mosteller, RlRsE-blower OF this
city, auI Mamie A. Ooyis, Gf Ashley,
L1zsrne county, growing out Of their
misund of the marriage law,
but which was finally accomplished at
the WIlkes-BaTre depot after journey
from this city through q Aeroe snow
storm, tha ceremony being performed
by RsV. DR.. Spencer, OF Scranton, who
went Elong with the party.
To-day comes o Sensational denoue
ment to the pass. Mostsller and his
wife, at the closing down of the glass
works in June, weEt to Saltwater,
Minn. He has just returned without
her, aud 10 the queries of the girls
parents, Who now reside here, stated
that "Mamie has been placed where sht
would not trouble him nor a1yoae
else"
This answer has aroused the family
and the po'lca have been appealed to tC
find some trace OF the missing woman
Tne euth1rlties at Saltwater were tsle-
graphtd, and late this afternoon word
was received from them thatthe woman
was there, end particulars would bt
mailed. Mssn9hile tie family, it II
said, propose 10 take steps to sscuIt
mosteller snd hold him to await the Ep
peBrAuos OF the giRl he was so anxious
! TO m&Try last winter.