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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
LIVE sruok.



TCEoAy, June s.
he cz=fserEkst tEss ze<k was fairly -
tlF5 VIII prices gsShHred TIE bCs
rzzrksa xEz slow. viii Gzz-ss uncaA-eec
Me-. HpSss- & Bsyha fzrzisa tbs faa
1 ls<Ing easssGcoS-
Czt7s-I 600 70 I,lee Ihs s.cck laill'
pr In 500 70 so lbs 5ss4e- pr IN; "a
10 900 Ia 2sSse pr h
Eee-MEkst SOS; 5&5se pa h
Lzzhe-G.od st Base PG II
CzlE4-3k5c P- In
Sheep-3 70 4e pr IL
BAlrznare Live Ssoek MARKET
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS !
MONDAY, June =, lsss !
SENK-Tbe nk-kea y fkiriy srYPbet
With hnEs this week Price rxogsd ssou'
fhs sane y lssf Mocdxy, bzi trade i les
active md vEf1es . shade wasker, fsre:
bass selling - The extreme tip figures t5x-
lss1 week We eUess bag. - TtsSe, NOS
sales were NJ .fksie pr II pst- tss
extra bogs selling 81 Se Per II RscHp.,
this week 6. Is bad
GAREMONT STOCK YARDS
Arrivals Of hive stock 81 CzreDnnt stoek
yards va BaltDore and Ohio rzilrusi II,
ths week ec6ed June 5l,-1s4 CT, Con-
tAining 30I4 cxsiie, Is calves, 5, As sheeF
and lzlhs. 6,7ss hogs 10 horses nd Is
rales-
SHIPMENTS 10 New York, Phlsdelpkss,
ste-, Last cattle, q calves :, So sheeF
sad lambs, l-sSl hogs sod IS bc-sz
Al Dags k,d sbssp sold II theSs yz-ds
ne n gross weight RecGyts of hos tsls
seek are ;, is agains1 ?. 63s las1 week;
fkr "a eooi hogs sod 81 s. 0asS -;
pigs n S sas6 90. add rgngh noEs n s. Gu
Per 100 Ihs
Phn.dslPhta Csszle Mxrkef-
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 81
Caf4le-Rsosps $50; market dali;
prime 5iE6e god S!A5sc, medium liAse,
common sA4fe p<- h.
Shssp-ks-kef dull: receipts 70, GO;
prime sbssp s., good stA4ie, medium Sss
4ie, and Common as3sc PGIh. Lambs Is
7.s per u.
Hsgs -Recsipts 5,oao, market dali;
Western NJ stss!!e pa Ii
EAs Liberty.
East LIEE-T, June 27.-D1tt1e-
RAssgss 3ol bead; shipments 61S bead
market elosing weak; prime S5s5 .; far 10
eood s. 25ss s5: coun0n s. 50sl 90.
Hnes-Raespz 200 hesd: shIp0s1e
500 head: market frn; Philadelphia
S. -5A5 90; mixed s. s5s5 80; Workers
S. 6i'B5 IS; oolpoa 70 fair S. 4aE5 60,
Pirs S. ooA5 >.
sbssy-Rscsps ]. 900 bad; shipments
!, 40t bead: rsrtef s'oU; yrizr. 81 Sea- IS;
fair - good s. 51ss .; common 81 COS
2 50: lambs 81 oaA5 ..
Ch1o&<o-
CETcAso, June Cs+sls-R sosiyst
10 600 has5; shipments 3, 200 besd: nA--
ksI u t;gulAr; inferior 20 eb0scs s. 90E6 05;
COWS 81 50s3 -; TsIs1s 81 40A3 o.
Hses-Racsapss Is, 600 bessd; shipDsots
). 9bo bead; market strong; niKad S. 50s
5 20; heavy. s. s5s5 slt; hight S 40S5 81;
pags sid calls g. 59sl Is
Sb.Ep-Rscslpts 5, 900 bead; shipments
Done; Rsrket s5e~; nu1ons 81 d0>5 90,
infsnn So 01s4 .; western ies5ers s. l5s
3 10; Texans s. T55s3 3; lsnhs Per head
s. 5.ts3 15
Stu York-
NV Y0EK, June g-.-BssFe-Rs-
csipit $50 bead. G,cd cattle scarce sid
shsoe Srnsl; coupOn "a prime native
STEERS 81 l5s5 5 PEI est,; eTfrs and fancy
DO S. s5s6 90; balls add dry COWS g i0s
3 g..
Soesp-Rscsiyts :, 500 head: nBrkSi
stsSiy; s5~eo Sc "a: lambs s. Ols. .
HoEs-R-cspts s,0t0 head; market bon
ina s. 6as5 81
C1nr4nnafz.
CRCEsLTI, JuIe 2s.-Hcg-FAirly
kcfive: CONDOR sDi hgbi s. 0as5 80;
psekir kDd butchers S. 25E5 -: rersipts
]. $50 heB6; shipments bone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

r1xnox- i've &-rse LS9ooa nes :.
Is -, ~.5,,-,,e he psciSe ehA-seaG q
49, 80 iIEara's spssoh- TS< Cs'G 40
- -. ,sst tee Epsscs proves thai Log
-, - -. =. 81 jai1sa TIE HlPse Ah.Dcs "a.
-, LDe - - = psOpSe 0EertsHsd VIII
Military bardsas sd "a. -. -, ylses z
= 80 - 1.sssSs sa1 bo1As sso0oo N =
Military instances S..SrrS cuzssds-
re TI~ss EDd ths $50 a. =. Ge-nrn
a.. ,l1s0sEa ths so5s q = -, -;
E =, sp~scA . Ne - !. -.
Pscne : - are prspsrisg te- Wa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
PETROLEUM.
on Cty.


On CIT, June .. -opeoed
n Tac, highest 7skc; lowest Il tc; elossd
81 7ats: sales &C. GO hA-rels; clshrzocs<
], Sc. 90 harreis; charters, 20 as ka--
rtls; shipments, IS go barrels; runs, 20.
SC. hhrrs4s; charters, Sc, 7es
Pfrnb1rE.
PTEsgCBs, Pa, JuDeg.-Perolsun-
FElriy active; opened II 7se, closed NJ
72te- highest 7Sss; lowest lie
Rrsdfsrd- -
BRADFORD, Pa, June T.-PetTolsan-
Ovsosd n 72.e: closed NJ 7asse; hiEbasi
T2le; Lowest lie; elex-xnces L076, 0po
barrels.
TTTUsvuLk PA, June E--Petrelszn
-Oyeoei Ct T5s; highest 7sEe; loves;
Il e; closed n 7sss
NsW York.
NEW YoEk. June E.-PsroiezR-
Ooeosi q; 72e; closed II ne; kighes;
7sse; lowest lie; sales ], LIS, 90 harrelA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

szd easier; c.ss xDd June Sc; Argast sc;
Sepsknbsz SHE; D=cz1Ssr S1s- CeZR-
Dali: eash vsIlO~ zsse; Aakasf sole; S7-
tszbsr 5lkc Ozz~FEU. casa 3sfc
( CsEer SseS-Dal- Cssh s. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
STETE<-DaIl AID stASdr.
F3- Esc7E=e.

STATEs-Dan and steady.
RAILEoAIs-Qaisi; sales s. ,9SS, 05a
STuCKS There i sui % change u The
sit1snoc N Wal street. The pahllc bsirg
nowhere visible AID the large professionals
balding Ct until snch tine n the SnkncsAl
barizaa shall clear and fsirly good chance
to rad The future Be gwen The temper
IL The room vas quite fsyerlsh 81 the
opening, the traders beng divided bzi
The balls ohtsiDed the upper hA1d AID
ulcss durIng first half hBar moved Up
ward. led BY St PxaL The BsFsDsnL
housrsr, was 0f short durstlCa s1d the
market ouickly snhSiSsi INTO the most IN
ssuse dalloess AfsE delivery bour noSS
q The declines ws-e recovered hs31re The
clns.- whseh Wa dan bat firm, gsos-xry
1t insignificant changes frSn the opan1ng
uriceS Final prices are AlDas1 irvA-ias.y
snail frscl0rs h'g1s-. Sales 81 les
shares 02E:stsSns closed hid - follows
Adams Express 40, ADGiza Express
lgs. CxaAdE Pacific IS; Cs1t-A PsGsc
90: Cbssz2asks xod Ohio =; do PrsSsrred
S-s4s Go seconds -; Chicago and Atoa
lS3; CsicAga. B1-hagsn xDd Qu1Sy llsss ;
Delsrxre Sr5 HDdsGa- lQe, Delaware.
Laeks<zzzs and Wesae-n lS9s; DenEE
spd RSo G-zsds Isl; Enc, "a do pre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

In hshslf q the Haa- Grover CsEeAzz1d,
pos q wAshi1gtsn, We vish % express
unlimited xztitoas % the eminent Rspab-
hes, managers Cd tSs Chicseo CuzvscEs1
fur The pnuinssi0a q the HNa- Begjsan
Hsrrisur instead of The Han WlhAa Nc
KIal<y, Of OAiaL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
FruburT.
TIfug1lle
FLOUR, GRAIN AND YKKD.
Whanrx

TUEsoAT, June -
Tos nrfst this week il dan and .
stampede i prices has occurred Flour
has dro2psa 50 oeas pr hs1rrtl and wheat
from 90 to IS oeafs pa bosbel- Carr ID
n better demand; oKts ere u gnod DE-
lEnd, sDd hay i frn Bran and mid
dhngs co1ti11e n god demand Prioes
@ H01r md gzN1 srt Wholesale md are n
follows re-zsl prices beng Eol 50 70 3
cents higher:
FLo-R AND GRIy-C5Oau xnily dGz,
N barrels 81 50; N sscHA >; n1ddlina
pG Ton SO ozs1 90; hrxn pr tua 80 q
NJ 90; wheat p1 bashel, No ], Sc
FKD-OU pa basael 6ass5e; oss toei
halsd hsy PC Tn, 81 ooalS CO FEDGs
Ere oserlnr Ioose hsy & s1IAl2 pG tn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

Lzs-s a. n Il El1 - ever A1-- sIc5ri
- "a g. 81 2 Il .sEvs y o----oE PAX
~ --l r 40 - Eve-y ~ E-,- le,0g = Il
ra~- - T---lz --E-E ~ - W. leave he
TX a. s-5 L Ea5 ~ seEoE e. LIS Eoc
r-z = E@-E. Sz-T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

thAi Brother Blame VIZ
..w.. IN sosfszDs tbs week =
oe .-k Eat b VIII Pree.sy y
ne ~@ - - Al ia Dsre rs.soe =
$50 -, f6s aasgsrs e TIA ns1a'nA-
rc1-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
DRT GOODS
lev Terri

EEE YoEE. June E--Dry Goe3s-
The nkrkss wEs fezszreses, ~ usual 10 The
eloss Of the Daafh- md vhiis trznszrt5ors
were no5.rz.e, the nsEeDezf an Prsvio1s
b1szDsse was pdy god
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
4BBeeIins Reeister
ErzrslE' Suias

a RIVAL ASO pRARTUKE OF TRAINS
= ExrAEArIux CO ExFEzEsc1 GAEKE .Irz-F-
T9-2SsF SxcGps=G gZ1zlEy sEaEs--1 sSzo-
Az uzAy. JsE1z-3Ay S1csySsd-7s Ne-Ek--
kEv a lSSS HssG1g c2s. g-1sS u snE 90
10 sS-ls- - Ce1E-kl FIRE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
sEArRATIznAa-

Bs1k-e ~ ZKnaSrls t--1SSa pAzelE~ -xs7
lsE-ss 5s-E--S 81 So 8 Il, E-vsE a. Sslk--s 4.
80 T. L
Seo1s1si1 pEEs-EsC EEo asSraE BSlEt-s q
"A = L, 7Tef = Selk= - ~ A.
S-E-1za5 Aac1-aoek1a1 iaErss Bell a.
- = - E---sE 81 Behave 81 MS AZ
A. =E1g dk-1y sxcs-d 9-o1Ny. Osc-A 3Hai-
- -ZE.s ~ 5s-kl-e
"a EEE-N5 And E-M CROW EAIL kOAD
~ O. 40 k1ssr EuocsJ, Ar-ll n 1-Ss, r-65as
. - v being E1d I'm Grove RElE-uac WI
- a. fo-loEa
Leave A-1Ts a. = ave A-vs a.
-e--E-E PAX PE-E ne--l.E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

Thruagb Tlcfes 40 Baggage Cbcckra - al
vi ROBINSON. Goal Pas. krera
fs-fe,sGI Wv.
TEEp EC<ENES. Inv Pas. AT
ah@-sisr N va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
GINSENG.
Whelkng.

TUEsDAT. June S6.
The ginseng market Il strong. Prime
hrinrs s. s5As 90 per pouDd, while choice
calls tor g. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
MAGNOLIA

RAIM ma MAYS MAsS0IzA BALM xza
~. - tas sa.si5s. Mszzssm o Ezz azssrs<l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Tine Txsae taking e1sz Nag ~ ISA f,S
seorG tn-n MI rZ1 - tc-sovr-CsuEA TEA
Al r-x+as caey eIrtrs tsoe nkrket le<1
Nklck 30 NO n On SUo1kr.
suC-I .aUsa Va so $ Vast No /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28

An r4uizsd statement uf The recei 3tE
and expenditures L herewith Submitted
7. N RETSon>,
Treasurer.
The report was approved an aisd-
A co1uuniesfi0o from E3Tk-d Ohs
HInkisy, Secretary o. he American BsI
Association. inviting The West Virginia
Bar Association 70 ssod delegates 10 ths
crai1E session, ST SSrafSgA August
l5th-1sth- EAs rs85.
Pr-sa5eai jacob = tins c0ooectloo d.
tsllad his appointment Of delegates 70
the recent SESSION Of The National Bar A.
sacistloa, in wazhinEr0a CITY, sod said
Nss-s Allison and EEinE, from sD0-g
tnCsss p-eSs1t, had attended The session
Rain nsftsrs were referred 70 sp@clSl
c1rsniIIzs, Consisting o. Presj5-ot Jacob
su5 Msssrs- Wiley, Clark, Martin sDd
Ewing 70 report s. soon s. pnss1hls-
THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION.
NJ. Allison Submitted tie Constitution
ssap.%i by the National Bar Association,
Er6 sad Il would be DecessEsy tOT tins g.
socialism . pass upon IL L II desired -
take pzrf IN The animal sesssoo-
TIE Caas1zr1Il1a ~ss accordingly resd
w NJ EEIrg. kDd iRDedistesy felloulaE
d gave 81 interesting soconn1 q The
a-ig-r. DsnbsrshIp ADD Business 0f The
NsfSGaAl orgzrizstlSn- BE sad The next
sssSon x0Eli be or August 5th, n Csve-
lxcd Tins matter atsO Eeai - TIE SPECIAL
committee
TEE INVITATION 70 TIE ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Russsll here took The Asoz, EDd
fs-uAIly presented the invitation Of the
Oaio C0urty BE Association 70 the State
Bar AssociKfS0a, 20 become the E0ests 81
Tie local EssociAtlaa this sft4rooa1- The
invitAti0n YES accepted In making hk
rsakrks. Mr.. Rasssll sid TIE local CON-
nit-ss hsd Arranged fJr clear dsy, sid
bop-d % sas 81 the members 81 the Elm
Grove Station tins afternoon II three
O'Clock for sn s1c1-S0, 70 the park where
s,ts-IzinDS1f wozld be furnished for The
remainder q tie EhsrDaSa and evening
A5l5aroed nj 10 O'Clock tbs morning
The Inp,esE0o1 seems 10 have gane
abroad thai none baf members Of tie Bar
AssocszfiSo Ers admitted 70 the meetings
Ga The contrary they kre freely open 10
rbS p1slle, and the pspaz sid addresses
- vel 81 the 6iscrsS1oas- Ars q gsosrA
interest The address q Judge jacob tins
Morning 81 10 q N. ca hs heard ~
srsryb body Who wishes 70 sttsDd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
WAGN0LIA!

=, 49, = : ..ps-- ozs5 ~ nSss'ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-28
THE FIRST SESSION.
Ios1.lanad frvn FwrtI Rsgs ]

The rePGrf wxE znABl5czay sF1r0Eed,
sd tie Secretary wBs rt9 ass:sd By resoa1-
t5oz - preserve s1zRAIly oos kr5d-ed
CONES a tn proSesdinzs q the several 80
s1szS fpC hE0GIzz - - future
UNFINISHED NATTxEs
The PresiSz1i haze eAlIEd ss-e-ti1a 70 tie
foslEEirg rzstsrsof unfinished bzs5rass,
Tstrod acC6 II TIE last DsssiGg. rs5sTsa 70
v2r50zs couuI1sees nd deferred sor co.,
s16s-sno1 II Tins Eeeti1g-
RssSEutiun by Mr. W P. Hubbard, II
nssk151a % coEfsrzIag CS-czlf C0zrf P0ws-z
On TIE L 5 District Co1rt within this
STATE RsfrTred 70 The Committee o. Ju-
d1ClAl Aaminiss-z1i1a z2d Legal RsfoEn
Retor1 Of Committee Or matters relating
70 lbt AGnmsion q candidates 10 The Bsy.
Referred - tie Committee q Legal E5neA-
ton
Prs'posifiaa u regard 70 making ADs5or-
nv q the Iu-0rs conpetest - neoosr
verde. Il civil CASES Rsferrs dts The Con-
zittee On Judicial AdEaiaisfrztio1 sid
Legal R=Srn
4 pr0pozfl51 u rslAlSan t. permitting
Jurp-s n 5elOGy cAsas 70 separate. RsSerrsd
70 Committee On JUDICIAL Adrnlnisrrst50r
add LecE RsErn-
PrOpok1t10o IN rsgzrd - ADsodIog the Law
tar keeping the pzhfe recoc3s- Rsisrred -
Committee o. Iodicisl Adzinistrzfioo and
Legal Rsf0rn
Proposition 70 CTR prize fsr best essay.
Referred 20 speczal committee of three
Pr0posztl0o 70 red pe= prIocplss q The
Connsa LsF of West Virginia = TIE form
q s-stutes. Rsfrrred % The CslDIt1Ae
01 Lsg1 R-f0rn-
TIE oCEsTIoS OF EssATS
Mr.. 3 S. AIisol- frOu the special con-
uirf+e 70 eocsi5er The zazri=r d E<aFz
reconosodsd the fsilO~ing-
L Tns adoption Of aAansodnenf 70 the
coastlrurioa q this Association N The
words Of The New York State Bar Assocls-
t0c. So Y. The Conmitbss On Pnzss
shall coaas1 Of 20 May members - The
Association nay appoint from wear % yesr.
II shall be its duty - make rrles tO- con-
testk for such prig=s - nay Re Instituted
BY O. uc6er TIE sS,cslO1 G. the AssoclA-
ton, ard 20 examine and pass upon The
merits q every original prediction offered
II AcconiSses rbere~ith-
2 II s,th sDeo6DsDi - adopted, thai
the President appoint ooe member iron
sAsh CSsgr=ssio-l district Of the State
wha with the President himself, snail
constitute the committee contemplated :!
sad sosDdos1t
= Thsf The szid CGuDittes Be Autbcr-
lad - sr1-d prizs Of IS, 70 x paid chi
q the funds Of The AssoclET0oa-
The report Wss rscsivsd Ao6 fled
4 n5tloo 20 incorporate TIE el&use Of the
New York CSasttatloa II TIE Constitution
a this Association ~as made ard WIS d.
hated 81 great lsogth, Mr. Russell leading
tbs argument II favor Of the snsodDsn1-
sod Co. White taxing prominent pos
tSea @ the 0tbsr sl3s-
Finally TIE matter was referred 70 the
Executive CJ7assl, 10 Be reported uP0a
Friday morning
EEFOET OF TaE TEK4sCRER
70 The NtEbers g. III v. 10 Bzr association
YeuT Treasurer begs leave % report The
eoo3in0o q your treasury, a. follows
sElK1es q hand a. rsP1-s5
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SE-E EEk PE-E WheeaaE
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WHY CH4UNCEY

NAkss = Fuury SPseeA RErifyinE the
E<PUbllcEa EISksi-
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ToLKDo. O.. June E.-vbe<s-Ar4ive
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Dr. ID. l.. Dearborn u prominent homGO-
pa,hic physician, died at Bratteboro, Vt,
Monday. He leaves widow and three chill
dren.
The annual oratorical contest at Trinity col
legc Monday was won by +. +. Kramer of
Denver, Col. There were five contestants.
Rev. j. G. Kimball resigned the pastorate
of Unity church, at Hartford. Vt, Monday.
The Atheletic base ball team defeated the
William college team Monday, in Philadel-
pima by n score of q to d.
The Fort Scott railroad precipitated .
strike Monday, by ordering its employees to
handle Burlington freight.
The remains of ex-L Lieut.. Gov Dorsheimer
were laid in Forest Lawn cemetery at Buffs-
10, n. T., Monday morning.
Boycotting on Burlington freight went in
TO effect promptly ut noon, Monday, on the
Fort Scott road
At conference of the officials and strikers
OF the 1T. Wayne, the strikers demand that
no %. freight be handled, was refused.
The switchmen and firemen on the Santa
Fe road, at Kansas City, struck Monday.
The Congregational church at Rockville,
Ct, was burned Monday. Loss $25 900.
A ticket composed of women for council
mex and men for aldermen, was elected at
Oskaloosa, Kansas, Monday.
The German socialists in Switzer ani
paraded Emperor Frederick's amnesty
decree and spread 10000 copies in the
principal towns of Germany.
Messrs. VIM. O'Briep and +. NJ. Healy
were escorted with bands and banners to
Mitchellstown Square, yesterday, where
they delivered orations.
The New Yorks defeated the Yales at
Nav York Monday, by n score Of 6 to 3.
Pearce was umpire.
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WANT TO SETTLE.
Overtures from the Striking Railroad
Men.

CHICAGO, April :.
An effort toward compromise of the
strike on the {. b. & q. was made this even
ing by the brotherhood engineers and fire
men. A card embodying a concise statement
of the situation from the mems standpoint,
but giuing no new facts was issued by them
addressed to the public" The meat of the
document is the concluding paragraph which
involves fresh offer of arbitration, this
time on an entirely new basis. The idea is
that the arbitrators, instead of coming partly
or wholly from outside roads or other pro-
fessiuns will be selected from among the
"Q's" own employers. The document say it
is satisfied with the present condition OF at
fairs 1T has but little care for either busi-
ness or the lives of the public. We stand as
we have stood all the time, ready to submit
our case to board of fair arbitrators. We
believe that such board can be chosen from
the railroad employees and company An
offer was also made to submit the trouble 10
three railroad presidents or general mana
gers Marvin Hughett, president of the
Chicago y Northwestern road, was named as
the man who would be an acceptable arbi-
traitor to the Brotherhood, the Burlington
company to name the second, who, in COM
mon with Hughett, should choose the third.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CAUCUS.
Vassalboro Republicans Choose Dele
gates to the Various Conventions

Special to the kennebec journal
VAssALsoKo, April 2.
At large and enthusiastic caucus of the
Republicans of Vassalboro, held at the town
house in that town on Saturday the 3Ist
inst. the following delegates were chosen-to
the Congressional Convention at Waieryille
Rev. c. II. Jones, G. II. Buzzell, VI. A. Rol-
Inns, Henry Ever, Gustasus Hussey, S. b.
Richardson.
To State Convention at Bangor W S.
Bradley, Isaiah Clifford, b. S. Ferguson, r.
c. Burgess, II. II. Smell, c. NJ Dickey.
To State Convention at Portland II. C.
Burleigh, 4. G. Barrows, o. ID. Gardiner,
Chas. 4. CrowelI, G. w. Jones, n. A. Luce
The delegates Of the Portland Convention
were instructed. by unanimous vote, to use
every honorable means in their power, to
secure the nomination of Hon. Edwin c.
Burleigh as u candidate for Governor
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BELGRADE REPUBLICANS
Choose Delegates to the Different Con-
ventions


Special to the kennebec Journal
BELGRADE, April 2.
At Republican caucus in Belgrade held
Saturday, March 3lst the following dele
gates were chosen:
To the State Convention at Bangor Frank
Ham, Ii. II. Adams and Joseph Merrow. To
the Congressional Convention at Waterville :
c. NJ, Weston, Green fIersom and Geo.
Guptill.
To the State Convention at Portland Geo.
Il. Stevens, Geo. F. Minot and James Teb-
belts. The delegates to the State Convention
at Portland were unanimously instructed to
support Hon. T.. c. Buregh for Gov
ernor and it was remarked at the caucus that
as far was known every Republican in
town favored the nomination of Mr.. Bur
leigh.
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GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
BROUGHT TO LIoHT.
Melting Snow Discloses Victim Of the
Storm.


ROCKVILLE, Ct, April 2.
The body of mulaito woman, named Jen-
ME True. aged 20, was found this afternoon
in a>partially melted snow bank near he
Vernon Centre station.
She was employed as an assistant at the
county home for children in that village and
and started Monday afternoon, March IL,
for the station, an eighth of a mile frym her
home, to take the train for Hartford, where
her husband lived, and was buried by the
great storm.
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SPEUCERS wINDFALLS.
A Public Park. a Library and High
School Building
SPENCER. Mass. April .

AT the annual town meeting today Judge
Luther Hill gave the town IA acres of iahd
for public park. A park will be laid out
very beautifully. David A. Prouty gave II
new high school building to be located upon
the site on Main streetto cost about $50, 600.
Richard r. Sugden gave fine public libra
ry, to stand on the corner of Main aud Pleas
ant streets on the property recently purchased
of John l.. Bush 1t is to be erected at cost
of SIS, 900. The institution will bear the
names of their respective donors.
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EUSTIS AND STRONG
To be Connecte d by a Telegraph Line

FARMINGroN, April =.
The North Franklin Telegraph and Tele-
pbone Company have voted to build tele-
graph line from Strong to Eustis. Twelve
hundred dollars have been raised for this
This will open up to the outside world the
great sporting resorts of the Dead River re-
gion Committees have been appointed aid
the work of construction will begin so as to
be completed before the opening of the
season.
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LASTERS GO OUT
Because the Firm Did Not Accede to
Their Demands.

LEWISTON, April 2
The lasters in Munroe, Packard Lin
SCOTS shop at Auburn, went out today. Two
weeks ago they gave notice that the firm
must furnish the pens used in lasting shoes.
The demand was not conceded.
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CALAIS, REPUBLICAN,
The Democrats Meet with A, other Mu-
nicipal Waterloo,

CALAIS, April 2.
The republicans reelected Mayor McKu-
sick today by 2o9 plurality and elected six
aldermen out of seven, II democratic loss of
one. The vote was Mckusick 6l6, Brooks
So, Rdcout. prohibition, 20. The demo-
concentrating their efforts upon the alder
manic ticket with one alderman rs the re-
suit