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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21
TIE ROUND TABLE
school Supsnntendents nuId .u Interest
Ing Session.

school Supsrintendents huId su Interest
Ing Session.
The upellutendeut' Round Table com
posed or the SIprrinteu,icnls ul tbs schools
III Wheeling a9d surrounding yities Att
Ia Prot W. H. Auderson'~ office III thy
Public Library nui!ding, last evening.
the following gentlemen being present
t. II. Walter, ui ~. ClalIsTi!lc, }. W
Nav, Ci Bgnwood; James Duncan o.
Bridgeport: c, Il. Shre'e, ot Martins
Ferry: l.. r. Williams, al MoUnds,Ii!r
l.. r. Jones. OF Bellairc; Walter MuChel!
OF Wcllaburg; II. n Merit, oi S;cuhenvlllr.
T. 4. Thomas. Of ClarlnrtoH, . W. II.
Anderson, Of Wheeling.
The SESSION wa1 quite It Tong anH NeiN
interesting oup. aul II 's ~ r0ui ~ -
look t. sIi by and listen (" tn IG,mi'".~
of the Round Table discus, the question.
that are brought up Tot Ih,ir consideration
aud one couli not Iiui uIoty %rnnl
cunpani0nIh, vet o.! men n a Yea:
travel.
Pro, Anderson had hi- Temporary ~.
paratus by which he DEMONSTRATED
mechanical powers aDd force, III = pg.t,
tiral manner, crertei, and he entertained
the Table for some time, illustrating h,'
method principally with the lever, pulley
aud incline plane, aud testing the correct
ness of tie ruleshy using spriug balance.
Among the topics discussed Last even
mg was "Clcaninc,s, - ami the cDnrlU-.uu
was that children EhOuli hc seat hou, %
I -
! U-siulr" was the neat question. and after
| thorough discussions, N which tn rApr.
| rirncc of the members w.t. given. the dec
| sion .rriyrd ut wua that technical p'r.,'g
Is almost useless, lnd that the gencrai
ANALYSIS Of u sentence is much better.
/ "TcrGperance. the neat topic, il W.,
decided. -hruld be taught ~ Il yirtu, ana
not irom political standpoint "Whai
| brncl' have you individually received from
| the study of GRAMMAR wits discussed IL.
an interesting manner, and ii was generally
conceded that many ot the most important
rules had been remembered ~ a guide f"
correct speech The best meihGi "t
! teaching laDguag-" was, after 4 General
| discussion. decided to he practical in.truc
ton % CORRECTING the pupil a. the time, as
! the occasion may arlst.
On the question "Should false - utaA be
placed before pupil-r' the suprrintcudenIs
differed in opinion, and strong A'gument~
were presented on both a.d,a The que
;ian a. TO Glow far the .iudF Of geography
should he carried, and still not hc t0n
much Of burden to the mcmaryt' wa
ably discussed. In reference Ia the qu,s
ton upon which all the members did not
agree, Prof. Anderson very appropriately
propouudcd the iEtcrroEatory "Who shall
decide. when doctors disagree" 1t was
given up.
1t was decided that the next meeting C.
the Round Table should be held IN Wheel
ing four weeks from last evening, AMI att.
q pleasant, informal chat, the session I'D
iOuInCi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21
A NEW PARTY
To be started In West Virginia Important
IL True


II True.
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the
following special from Parkersburg, W. Va. :
The Enquirer correspondent has Just
learned of united effort on the part of the
labor element of this State to down the old
parties and to capture the State Govern
ment
This was brought about by a secret
movement by Republican nanipuators TO
effect fusion with the labor organizations
throughout the State. The attempt was
manipulated by the shrewdest minds Of
that party several weeks since, but the
labor organizations not only repudiated the
proposed arrangements, but in meeting
of the Committee of the Whole, after ad-
iOurnmentO of the State Assembly at Keyser,
they finally set in motion previously con-
ceived determination to run full State
ticket.
The following explains the situation
from united labor point Of view, and is
undoubtedly true to an extent sufficient 10
be alarming 10 both Democrats and Repub-
| liGanz.
The old GreenbaCkers whose party WAS
merged into the Union Labor party, are
the undoubted force in the pending pOlit-
ical contest These old veterans are to be
found in all the labor organizations OF the
State, aud for years they have been instill-
| ing their doctrines into the minds Of the
members OF the Union Labor Associations.
Every portion of the State is being thor
oughly looked after, and the result is tina;
formidable party will hOld one OF the
largest conventions in the State, and put
up a State ticket of strong men. There
will be no IusiOu with either OF the two old
parties
The new party has It's leaders such men
as Hon John r. Jenny, Ex-State Master
! Workman John TOrroD, ot Martinsburg
| John f. Slcalry, Of ClaTkshuTg. J. W.
! Shaw, of Piedmont; John EhmanU, OF the
OLiy JGNcy Budgd; Robertson, OF the
Wheeling Nrir, Letter, Colonel A. X. Bar
Der, of Maaun; !. X. Thompson, Of Put.
nam; ]. ". G0shurn, '. 4. Gates and >
I {. Burdcttr. 0i Charleston; j. =. Hawven,
o. Grccubiier; W H. Neale and s. II
Piersol, OF Petersburg; G.. W Hayes, Of
Calhoun, aud many others equally prOml-
nent IN political and social affairs.
have 1t from good authority that 4 call
for State Coycnticn will be made ut an
| early day.
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CONGRESS- MEMORIALIZED.
The National Board of Trade Transscts
Important Business.

-
Important Business.
WASHINGTON, d. C., January 2O-The
National Board Of Trade to-day adopted a
resolution, asking Congress to amend the
naturalization laws This resolution pro-
yides that no person eau be naturalized
and given the rights OF citizenship who
does not hear and display to the Court ap-
piled to tor naturalization papers, duly
au henticated certificate from customs
officer, setting forth the date Of the arrival
OF such person, the place Of entry into this
country. hl7 place of nativity, aud the
country he shall have left.
The question of the revision Of laws re-
latiug To banking was discussed, and a
resolution adopted tayoriug a revision and
codiGcaticu Of the National Banking laws;
also resolution advocating the refunding
OF the present four cent debt Of the United
States M Il low rate OF interest, to he re-
detmlb!e IN annual mStallments from
l-gl to 1902, with a view to the use of the
new loan as security for the circulating
notes of the National Bank; also q re-olu-
tion urging the repeal Of the law pro-
yidjng Tor tue compulsory purchase Of sill
vFT bullion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

TRADE REVIEW .
Il. -. 4Duu \ Co.'S Report of business Dur
ing the Week.

ing the Week.
NEw YORK, January - X. G. Dun y
60. IN their weekly review OF trade SAY
business throughout the ,ouatry Is rather
uulsf. even tor the season. Fairly active
robbing trade is reported.
Herd times in drouth regions through
out the West affect purchases, but IN other
sections there ~ a gain. Collections are
frIv satisfactory at nearly all points, ana
money generally in fair suppl y.
But fuy the activity in ship, DTlHEe ana
,tr building the iron trade would be less
hon.fuI. The Thomas Company has sold
No foundry for pipe ut Sl7, and sales oI
10000 tons OF rails are reported, hut prices
do not change.
I'm wool, the little improvement recently
seen has vanished and the market iAVOT7
buyers again. The stocks at Boston were
over 6OOO.uoO pounds larger than last
January. hut at New York rather smaller,
while Philadelphia stocks are refused.
The business failures during the last
seven daya number tor the United Sate'
| 27G. Canada b. total 2ll, compared with
| g-- Inst week and 3Ol for the correspond
[ Ju. week last year.
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THE Loss OF LIFE
From the Storm over Two Huudred-lhe
Latest Victims Reported.

From the Storm over Two hundred no
Latest Victims Reported.
ST PArL. January -. An evening
paper figures the loss Of life in last week S
blizzard ~ ?&5 Among the new cases re-
ported are the following Miss Little, OF
Geneva, Dakota, and Mr. Powell, who
went to rescue her 4 farmer named
Kiebell, and another by name Of Lilke, ten
miles north. Mr.. f. NJ. Mulon, while en-
rout. haue from Ortonville, Mimi, has
been missing since the storm
1t IS reported troIn Nernillion,
Dthot,, that orer thny persons were
frozen to death in Lake county, and that
the local authorities are supprs&slng the
news. The rumor lacks confirmation.
IN unknown man was found frozen to
death three feet from John Wards door,
near Fulda, MINI.
George Dow, living On , ir,t ,lalm III
Mobiles county, MINI went IA with Gls
bTOther-in law and both we've Lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

rITTsmRG, PA. January 20.--A bob
sled, Oh which q party of half dozen
young meu were coastipg struck II car.
iilgc ou Forbes street last night, upsetting
the vehicle uud dangerously irJurmg the
colored driver, George Jones. The occu-
pants of the sled were all more or less
hurt. Will Dentz, who WA guiding. had
both Iygs broken and was injured inter
lalIy. II il thought h= will die The
others will probably r~covrr. Mr and
Mrs Preston, who wrrr IA the carriage,
escaped with Il few bruises, although the
vehicle was overturned and dragged for
SOME distance.
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eaten by noes.
An OId Msn Torn t. Pieces b., tho Sn,aLe
BTutt-.

CHrtuo. January - \ special trom
WylsvilIy, O, snys. Samuel Irkit. an old
man who lived with his -uu-in-Iaw, J.
Brrnker, Oh farm near here, "'4 eaten hy
hogs last evening. About dark the old
nau went to the barn 70 SEE that the stack
wts properly housed. On hot returning,
BrinkcI hrcrIno alarmed arh instituted Il
sr.Tch. Lying in a corner Of the ban
ya.d was the body Of the cid maU, with
the flesh torn from his mce and body hy
hogs, which were still prcyiu" upon him.
lie was 50 badly mutilated that recognition
was impossible. 1t issurpUscd Mr. lrEit,
who was very feeble, slipped aud fell and
b,iug unable TO rise was tom to pieces by
Ill.,. sgyng, animals The victim VA 40
years pi agr
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NNOriic Il TRUST.
The Nat Manufacturers Couhn.o u Raise
Prices.

Prices.
pIrl~mRu, January ~ About twenty
representatives. Of the nut manufacturers
ar" in Session here for the purpose Of form
ing u National Assocation. 1t sproposed
to establish pool and enter au agreement
ta5 the purpose ct putting up prices.
N.nc tcuths Of the members present seem
tu be- willing to enter the cpiubiuitiuu
The piu IS {" compel each mcIuhyI break
ing ;utu ,o PAY heavy persl'', md 4
large I,Na,i wli hr oil.ry rrY r.i7on
furnishing ,ulurmaIion Ga. "i the mem
l.r, .9it. "If .s urrrnlrS ,a larm = puul
if w.. ...ai,uu. ia hu>iu,-- prI."s ha,c e
been ,ut To eurh az r,tynt lial ), does not
lsa. t4 work tn adynur,. ,lOrrrttiniy
j.. mttr hat hpw much A1. aoi h,sa Il,
t,rmu,i
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Hoodluns Insult sam Jones.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, January 20. Sam
Jones lid not preach at the Priests OF
PAllas' Hall Yesterday morning, ~ he in
tended, because oi It piece OF yilIainy which
rendered the building temporarily unit
for evangelical work
Hoodlulls entered the hall 10 which he
h2d bcga preaching AMI burned his hymn
books und poured kero,eue into the organ
and m'uO About -l@5 warth Oi damage
WIS iour Some Of the property OF Prof
EyraII was also injured
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Blunt, Demand Granted.

DUBLIN, January 20 Justice Andrews,
OF the Exchequer Count, has granted de
mand made in behalf OF Mr.. Wired Blunt
for the production OF certain documents
concerning the W0odford affair which will
he used II an action of Mi Blunt against
Chief Secretary Rallour Mr. Byrn",
counsel lor the Crown, opposed the DIR
maud IN ths g,0uua that the documents
We're DTiVlItw.i.
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Case Against Fopkiu. Closed

CINrINNAu, O., January 2o.-Ihe
,isv,rnm,nt closed its case against Ben
F.. Hopkins OF the Fidelity Bank, this
afternoon, expert Hayes being the last
witness. The Jury was then dismissed
20 enable them to visit their homes, with
instructions to return on Monday after
unou Meantime the defense began an
,rsn,peDt ON "a demurrer to the evidence
m the items of the bill OF particulars, al
.rging concerted action between harper
and Hopkins.
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BL0CKADED By SNOW.
Browns Valley Suffering Reports of the
Blizzard.

MiNSRAPOLIs, MINI, January 20.-A
Browns Valley Minnesota, special says:
We have been blOckaded for three weeks
Unless train comes in with fuel within
two days there will be serious suffering
here and all about. There is no wood or
coal III the market. There is more suffer
as yet in the country than in the town
The opinion is general that tine railroad
authorities have been very lax in thua de
laying the opening OF the road.
A Marshalltown, Iowa, special says:
The cold wave was accompanied By high
wind, hu; no SNOW. The temperature
reached ~ below last night.
At Lacrosse the cold spell which had its
beginning Friday noon, and which is still
in vigorous progress, is the most severe
aad continuous in the history Of the city.
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HEALING FAITH.
Wonderful Scenes nt Faith Cure Meet
ing in Reading.

Wonderful Scenes at II Faith Cure Nieet-
ing In Reading.
READING, Pa January 20 Reading is
in fever OF excitement to-day over the
wonderful faith cures OF yesterday The
scenes were exciting in the extreme. Adam
Shovel q lifelong cripple, who was
at the altar in prayer suddenly spraDg
70 his feet shouting 'GIory 10 God, Glory
to God, ! um rurcl, am cured. His
two sistcr,, who hnd been like afflicted
sprung to theirs loudly proclaiming their
cure. The town IL intensely excited.
Meetings will be continued tO-murrow.
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put,burc lSlacking Work. Burned.

PTrrsBUBu, January 2o.--McCoTmack' =
hlacking works ana BIackmore's brass
.ouEdr7, adjoining, At Twenty ninth and
Smallman streets. were totally destroyed
by IRE at 3 Go'clock this morning, together
with all the machinery. The buildings
were frame and burned to the ground in a
short time. The cause I'll the ire Is un-
known. I.lss. $50 coo, fully insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

WA~ul>r.uy. January -. At th. pure
food convention this morning the following
resolutions wr,r adopted.
H.,o.a|. That this convention puts It.
self on record Us being in favor Of all prop
or myus 0ar the prevention Of adulteration
,u Iund, drink aud drugs
E.~uf That this convention recoEm@-
iug the Importance of preserving the purity
OF the !eod supply of this country, and OF
deylslug means Tor the preservation OF the
health ant Interests OF the community
from injury by the Use OF adulterated
foods drinks and drugs, hereby recon-
meuis and urges the necessity OF the 'm-
mediate enactment of laws to prevent tins
evil
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A nrr NccIdentally shot.

PARE ERsRuEG, W. Va, January 90
Lrlt TAYLOR. near S;stersville, lett the sup
peg table last evening, and going to al out
house began fooling with MS father, = gun
4 report was heard, which brought ont
N. family. The boy was found dead with
y Iar.. hnlr thlnngh his head.
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LINCOLN, NEH, January 2o.--At one
u'clurl; this morning the mcrcury ",s Ii
hrluw. The sky is clear and II" auow. \
hundred miles west there W., 4 locaI snow
StOlm which delays trains sclAewhaI No
unusual suffering accompanies the drop OF
the mercury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

CHICAGO, January -. A Springfield,
Mo, special says la the Cora Lee trial
yesterday seven witnesses were examined,
the evidence being mainly relative TO the
discovery of the body OF The murdered
Sarah Graham ia the well rlycoH the tam
Of Mrs Mellog The defendant - indicted
for murder IN the first degree on the
charge of aiding her bigamo"s husband,
George T. Cragam, in killing his wife, in
the month Of September, two years ago. \
large number OF witnesees have been sub
ppnaed and the sensational trial will
probably last two weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

Doing" - .;"4ts Aai I'usii"~" N''"- ne
ono.
The Geo. Woods and J. ! Rlackmore
went up light at lU O'Clock yesterday
morning.
The Louis 4 Sherley ~ill leave for Gin
cinnati this afternoon at 3 o'clock, if the
ice is not too heavy.
The Sherley arrived sbont : O'Clock last
evening, and all the rest of the packets are
laid up Oh account of the ice.
The marks Oh the landing, last evening
at : O'Clock, indicated 9 feet inches
and falling a fall of inches in the past n
hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

CINcINNATI, o, January -, MI.
Howard Douglass, supreme Chancellor Of
the World, Knights OF Pythius, states that
the necessary funds have been secured for
the entertainment of the members Of the
Grand Lodge of the United States and that
thrr next meeting will he held in Cincin-
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MoUSDsvILLE LIQUOR CASES.
Decision Rendered Yesterday by Judge
Koyu.

INo1hs
On account Of the injury received by
Prosecuting Attorney Meghen, Of Mar
shall county, by TALL, the arguments in
the writ 0l hahcas corpus case OF Mr..
Dolau. of BenwOOd was not heard till
Thursday. II will be remembered that
there were number Of warrants sworn
out in Marshall county for the iniractiOn
of the State liquor law, eighteen of which
were in Bcnw0od. The services of Col
W. ". ArnPtt were secured 10 defend
these cases, aud To test the validity OF the
warrants and the law requiring man to
give bond IN the rum OF 5000 a. a guarau-
tee that lac will not break the law again
during The time intervening between his
preliminary hearing and lGc meeting OF the
grand Jury.
To do this Mr. DOlln ~rnt - Jail, and
Col. Armejt had wilt Gi hair ~ corpus
issued, which was argued heiOre
Judge Boyd. on Thur day. A. Pros
ecu,ing Attorney Meiuhcn wa unable
to be present his collar bone being frdc-
tured he seul up wntten argument,
which was read. Col. Arnctt answered IT
and Judge Boyd took the case under con
sderation until yesterday, when he an
nOunced his decision. lie declared all the
warrants to he invalid and illegai, as they
contained 10 specific charge, and while de-
clining 10 declare the $500 bond Act un-
constitutional, he advised all Justices OF
the Peace that they should demand the
bond with great caution. lie also directed
that if any proper charge vas mad' AGAINST
Do!ar, or any OF the others, they mus. an
swer il. A. the matter uow -idaii all the
men who were under bail icr The Grand
Jury are released, and are correspondingIy
elated giving the credit to whom it he
longs-Col. ATnett.
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GREEN'S ARGUMENT
IL UPPOSICIUN To The GOVERNMENT TEL.
EURAPH BILL
T.s P.est5-.5. the Western Ua0a MAKE, d Lengthy
Pisa ar Hs CmGay The Sv,,-ms
EgslauJ 4ll Amr..a
Compared

pa. ... Er. n.rHrnrg. -'Tsa Ngs'-r>
.y..,..,... -.
W,srIrverp< January Ex-senator
...., .f... s.r,,.. postot4ica
''''"- 80 ''''''' '''''.. w.
Committee c3hr" ".' '""''"-'''S '' "'"''
at II O'Clock this morning, and Dr. NorNn
s,s.r President rf the Western Unicu
...l.I......l ,l,.....,.,.
lv'es'"tN 1'"'t,''.''
wltl,e lu opposition % the '''N-!u'~voI
TELEGRAPH bills. He devoted himself hrst,
-, h,..r.. p, the Constitutional up.s.
II.
uous 20 "hlv" ''' ''.''''''' N'''' '''' '''
quoted decision "i the supreme Court,
lr afr., that he telegraph Is necessary 20
.,,,.l ,I,.t tho ,.I.,,ra,,5 b,.sip...s
,''''..','',
Is III ''r"" ''I'''''''' " 49, '"' ''"'''
lra', he ASKED, empowered by lAe ConslI-
fg.Du to rutvg into Inter State Commerce
He touched upon this Constitutional
poir.t. be said, merely because he did not
wish rnp committee 10 understand the
company waived II, but without attcmp!.
ir,, D., .raboratg IL l- LAWYERS would.
~. rg,...g .,y g,prl5
-. ......
De maintained 'nJ's &, ~ p -.
tenn d. ig.'e'"P"S ~
person WI" ' sN s'''''' " -, I ,H'',t.y
a'To"u "o"." $50 ~ - - -
from the SSeL' "' '", .'7>o'.'ll'' 90, -
London L" t'> '''p''H g "'',,u vas 81,
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nuckIIn,. ATnIcn saIxa.

The bezt saive in the world for Cdto,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, S,dt Ehenm, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChlibIalE-,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Co.
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IMPORTANT MEETING
Oi ihe Western FiInt Motile ASs"ctatiun
other IudurtrIal Nsws.

Sy...g Ttvrrw TIN, Rs1i,',r
WAsmNuruS, u. C., January "a The
Western Flint Bottle Association met to-
day IN thy pArlors at Wlllards. Mr.. Alex
auder H4"titon, vi Pittsburg, presided,
aud +. J. Park, of Wheeling, wds Secretary.
The committee appointed at the last meet
ing to formulate a plan lor the organization
OF Hint class beneficial assOcia-
tiOn male - report which was
adopted B~lore Any such assocIa-
ton is loruIed the Endorsement
Of tue manufacturers viii be secured. A
committee wns appointed 10 wait upon the
raihuad trright agent1 and protest against
the ,adyaucr un freight rates, which will
take effect Frmuary 1t; AN"ng tn,
members present were Albert Hamilton,
John K. Wiphlman and John Libby, OF
plttanup. George IOsl. v, Bsllairc, Ohio
". T. Smith, OF ST. Louis, aud Capt
G6isurh. of GAINESVILLE Ohio
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Last evening llIlsDuiS 'HOHF'-L't'
graph had the following
"PrCsident Smith ot the Flint Glass
Workers Union, returned from Wheeling
Yesterday He said the trouble at the
Genital Works would be settled by arbitra-
ton There is considerable importance at
tlched to this case at Wheeling brcausc
whatever conclusion is arrived at will have
"rcut influence on all other factories
President Smith il confident, however,
that the facts ana figures OF the trnde war
rant the demands OF the wOrkmen. The
manufacturers are not meeting rs frequent
ly rs heretofore. They state that they are
determined to have their scale and rates
put into operation.
Prr~iirn, Wclhc, Of the Atnulgamatrd
Associations, informed the Pittsburg Di,.
yaich that he does not Anticipate any
troahle III the settlement OF the wage scale
AT The function Iron anl Steel Works
He 10 expected to return TO MinRo next
Thursday, when it IN expected that the
wage trouble which has existed since last
June, will lie amicably settled The dil-
ference between the men and the works,
had it not been for the fact thGt there was
more money in raw steel than IN nails,
would have been settled long ago.
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Wherever IN cxterua! rcIacdy can he p
piled Salvation O3l will reach the c''','. :oc.
Even in Honolulu, capital oithe Sandwich
Islands, they use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-21

OFFENSIVE breath yan,sAes with the use
OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
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Crushed in the KuII-.

Pur~BURG, "a. January ~. John
Palmer. assistant milIwrght at Oliver
Bros. y Phillip, Tenth Street Iron
Mill, was dragged into tine rolls this morn
ing and crushed n death.