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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-27

Meister Brothers are moving in tlai,
new business room in the 0Siebay ticck
Misses Maggie Brown and Annie Dun.
can, OF Harrisville, are the guests Of Nj
and Mrs. j. w. Fowler.
w. S. McNIasters, proprietor of u,
Sherman House, quit business MONDAY
morning, the trade not being poCl
enough to justify him.
The physicians of Belmont conntyma
in the Y. NJ. @. A. rooms Yesterday in
regular monthly session. A good deal
OF business was transacted.
Quite n number of Republicans and
Democrats went to Wheeling Monday
night, and participated in the excrises
OF the evening, hurrahing for Harrison
and Morton.
The case OF "Boo!s" Harrison, oil lIsr
tins Ferry, who, it will be remembered,
was charged with stealing $l7j from /
man in Martins Ferry named DOVney
lastmonth, was heard yesterday George
Duncan was counsel for the defendant
Harrison was discharged.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.


Hurry v. Ferguson, from Tucker
county; petition for appeal and super
sedeas refused.
State v. Kester, frem Harrison county /;
petition for writ OF error refused.
Phillips v. County Court Of Richie
county; writ Of error allowed, bond,
500.
Waybright V. Mullenix, from Pendle-
ton county; writ OF error and super
sedeas allowed; bond 500.
McCutcheon v. Ingraham, from Writ
county; appeal allowed; bond $3.50.
Beck v. Thompson, from Jefferson
county submitted.
Satterlee & Co. V. County Court OF
Jefferson county; argued and submit
ted.
Weaver & Belts v. Burr's administra-
tor ct. al, from Pocahontas county; sub
mitted.
NJ. Mccormick, Esq, of Berryville,
Va, was qualified on motion OF Mr..
Trayers.
BUSINESS AT Yesterdays SESSION.
At yesterdays session the docket for
this term was'tinished, and at the next
sittingth handing down Of opinions will
begin. The following cases were acted
upon yesterday:
Meigs Jackson VS.. E. P. Chancellor,
from Harrison county; dismissed under
the rule.
A. G. Lott executor, VS.. NJ. NJ. Lott,
from Mariou county; dismissed under
the rule.
A. A. Carder VS.. Merchants Bank Of
Clarksburg, from Harrison county; con-
tinued,
Louisa j. swisher VS.. Lee L. Malone,
from Marion county; submitted.
]. A. Kinsley vs.. County Court Of
Monongalia county; submitted.
A. p. Sturm vs. S. S. Fleming, from
Harrison county; submitted.
i. Tenant, administrator, vs.. S. ii,
Headlee, from Monongalia county; sub
mitted.
S. NJ. Ogden vs.. John Chalfant, from
Harrison county; continued.
A. @. Hale vs.. L. @. and j. B. Cole
from Monongalia county; submitted,
w. /. White vs.. NJ, Whites admins
traitor; from Mopongalia countyi sub
mitted,
Chester VS.. Finnicum, from Mason
county; dismissed on account Of failure
to print.
Spring Garden Bank VS.. Marcus Hui.
ings, from Tucker county; appeal and
supersedeas allowed. Bond, $500
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g. The State Bar Association will hold
its second annual meeting in this city
commencing this forenoon at 10 o'clock,
The sessions will be in st. Georges hall,
Following is the programme OF to-day's
sessions:
mittees. =,
annual address Of the President, Hon,
'y Reports OF the Secretary and Treas.
Reports of standing committees on adj.
mission OF new members, judicial nd.
ministration and legal reform, grievances,
icvri education and legal biography.
Miscellaneous business.
Recess,
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RARYiC Skin and scalp preserved and p'''4
phDl Y fed by CnIIetira MedILhlel sgag.---
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Sore From Knee 10 Ankle.
Skin entirely gone. Flesh maSsa
disease. Leg diminished one-thlN
In size. Condition hopeless. Cured
by the CutIcura Remedies.

For three years was almost crippled With q
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh Wa ~
mass OF disease, Some physicians pronounce
u incuable. II had Diminished about oueili5
the size Of the other. and ! was In hOIs,e,
condition. After trying all kinds OF rtnrllg
and spending hundreds Of deiiaEs rom Nhthi
got no relief whatever, was persuaded ~
your Cutieura Remedies, and the result W.
change for the better, and at thu end q w
months was completely cured. Ny flesh ~
purified, and the bone (Which had been eIP's.
for over year. got sound. The ile'h IeE4h
grow, and to-day, aud Tor nearly two yCan r..
my leg Ii M well a ever II was, sound 10 elEl
respect, aud not sign Of the disease to be ft.'
). q. AHERS, Dubois, Dodge Co'tvA
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is natures ogp true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, Indigestion piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal,
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess,
r. B. Burt and G. Mepkemiller. AT
Bellaire by NJ, N. Mercer, ''''
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The Republicans OF Centre distric
held their suggestion meeting qt Pr, 7
o. Edwards office last night. W. N,
Linch presided and ]. X. Hall acted as
secretary. The following names Were
suggestedi
For County Commissioner, 2. W
Martin, Col. n. Wilkinson, Peter Bach
man and David Kleiner.
For School Commissioner, DR.. 7. O.
Edwards, T. II. Higgins and DR.. d. H
For Justice of the Peace, Capt. vii
liam Rogers and William link.
For Constables, John Wingard ant
Lawrence Blaney.
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Forakeris alIRIght.

COLUMBUS, o., June 2G.-Gov. Foraker
was enthusiastically received on his re-
turn from Chicago to-day and large
procession was formed in his honor.
He spoke briefly in which time he
scathingly rebuked the men who tried
to stir up discussions in the Ohio detega.
ton by constantly accusing others OF
treachery to Senator Sherman. The
sentiment was loudly cheered.
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THE CANNON FUND.

Contributions to the Purchase of n Gun
Coming Freely.
The proposal to raise fund OF $3.50 to
purchase cannon for use by the Rehub,
iicans in the campaign and succeeding
campaigns, takes well. Nobody has been
solicited to contribute except through the
INTRLlIGENcER. The original idea was to
limit subscriptions to quarter, but
many people desired TO give more, and
some simply did give more. Accord
ingIy the limit has been raised, and you
can put down any sam In keeping With
your means and enthusiasm.
The following were received yester-
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DRINK MaltO for the nerves.


The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF s. 50the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. VIII also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheeling at 5 and $40
q, m.
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NEw YoRE, June 26.-The Tribune
prints the following:
LONDON, June 25.-The following dis.
patch was received from Mr.. Blaine Mt
Edinburgh to-day: "The dispatches
from the New York evening Posts edi.
torial room to the London Daily Ncu'
about Mr.. Blaine and the Chicago Con.
vention are marvels of mendacity and
malice. The American public would be
astounded to read them. Their false.
hood will be exposed in due time.
(Signed,) @. VS..
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to the following named persons
William Stevenson, aged 81, a native
of Marshall county, W. Va, and Eliza.
beth A. Grouse, aged is, a native OF
Guernsey county, Ohio, both residents
OF Wheeling.
To Kinder L. Sarver, aged 20, native
of Pennsylvania, and resident OF Wheel
ing, and Eva NJ. Brinton, aged 81, u ma
tive and resident OF Wheeling.
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Political Points.

In Difference to the views OF the Re.
publican County Committeeman from
Richie district, the Committee has con.
Cluded to locate the polling place for the
county precinct Of RitOffie at Saturday
nights primaries at the toll house oppo
site John Wright's, instead OF at Adams
school house.
The Republicans OF Hancock county
yesterday resolved to use their influence
to secure the holding OF the Republican
Conference of the First Senatorial dis
trict to n0mingte Q candidate for the
State Senate, Mt New Cumberland on
Augusta.
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Baltimore ProYIsIon Market.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 9-wheat VISTA
fairly active and higher, closing steady; No /.
winter red spot SO 4aSi1Sc; july siast] Aaste
S4c; September sGasGlic. Corn, western tll
and nominal; mixed spot JJlEc: July i5nl5f
4lc; do mixed iOailc. Rye nominal al IT,
Hay dull and heavy: prime 10 choice Wtte'
SIG 6Oal7 ". Provisions dull and unclaimed.
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F Bs]s%n ...o.o..::: .sSSs55?S3!A$$
E4FpGd-KalamAzoo, T. struck out-by swee.
nGY, II; By tj4EAeld, ., batteries Sweeney and
O'Selll; GARFIELD and GrumbllDgf pmplre=
StellbGFger.
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Ar Burnett not Shot.

Tho Charleston Star says: A sensa
tional report OF the supposed shooting
of Capt. All. W. Burnett, in Logan coun'
ty, appeared in last Saturdays Cincin'
natl Enquirer and some OF our State pa'
pers. Ii has been rumored here for sew,
eral days, but the Star is authorized to
state that it is entirely without founda'
ton. Mr.. Burnett is expected to ar'
rive home about the latter part OF the
Nvnat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-27

CAN'T SLEEP nights is the compliant
of thousands suffering from asthma
consumption, coughs, etc, Did youeve
try Ac&er's English Remedy? itisthe
best preparation known for all lun,
troubles, sold on positive guarantee
l0c., 50c. Logan 4 Co., G. K. GOetze,
Chas. Menkemiller, X. B. 'DuH and
RnWin Bros.
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A Mugwumn OnInIon.

NEw York, June 2G.-The evening
Po" says: "The ticket nominated at
Chicago after such prolonged agony is
not ofakind to excite much enthusiasm.
but is nevertheless a very respectable
one, and for this We return thanks with
out reserve or stint to the Republican
convention, and the Republican party.
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DRINK aIalto a soda fountain


The river commenGea 10 rise at this
point yesterday morning, and was still
slowly swelling at dusk last evening
with a depth in the channel Of 8 feet
I iches. The Courier got away for Park
ersburg at II a. M; the Elaine is this
mornings packet in this trade. The
Abner Q'Seal, as ANNOUNCED yesterday,
Is running in the TetegF4mts place IN
the Darlington trake, The steamer
Katie stockdale, one Of the packets in
the Cincinnati Pittsburgh line, which is
tied up several miles below here, having
been caught by a rapidly falling river,
has lot Of freight on board for Pitts
burgh: Arrangements have been made,
it is reported, for the Courier to take
this of, bring it up to Rellaire and re-
ship it from there 10 Pittsburgh over the
@. 4 p. road. Where the rise in the
river that was taking place yesterday
comes from no one appears to know.
The cause Of the swell was puzzle to
all idgers 9long the leyee yesterday.
d
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OLD Tsnn,nsnI,. Snea,..

New York, June 2G.-Gen. William
7. Sherman said last night at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel: 81 think there could
not be a more powerful ticket than Har-
rison and Morton. l think that every
man who fought for the preservation Of
this Government should vote for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-27

SLxE your entries to exhibit live
stock at the Great West Virginia Expo.
sitlon and State Fair, and have your
stalls assigned, for the number of stalls
and pens is limited.
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PolAt
Contributions should be left at the
lNTELLIGENcER counting room. 1t Is
desired to complete the fund as early as
possible, so that the cannon can be
bought and delivered here in time for
fhe next big demonstration.
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Great Enthusinsm in YYnshington.


Special DlFDaIch 70 ne INIs7II9cNreT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Pa mag
nitlcent reception was rendered tonight
to the returning statesmen. Several
bands enlivened the procession, and the
scene resembled the Inauguration OF n
President, as the triumphal procession
proceeded up the great.avenue. 1t is
impossible to describe the enthusiasm.
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cares that clouded GarReld's brow, and
added: II have never spoken or writ.
ten, directly or indirectly, to any living
man word about this matter. AS i
have often told my friends, there was
never but one political office that want.
ed, and l wanted thatbecause needed it.
That was when / was poor young law
yer, just before the WA, with family. ]
really wanted then the position OF Re-
porter Of the Supreme Court. Since then
/ can truthfully say that Ihave never
sought for myself public place."
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DRINK Malto.

THERE is no necessity for any one pay
ing five and ten cents for single smoke
when you can get FIVE "0ld Virginia
Cheroots for ten cents from any first
class cigar, drug and grocery store. Geo.
X. McMechen Z Son, sole agents.
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1921 & 1928 Mark
ON and after to-day will close our
Store at z p. R., Saturday excepted.
JACOB ". CRUDE,
JnwClar


WASHINGTON, D. c., June 27,-For
West Virginia light to fresh southerly
winds, stationary temperature, local
rains.
For Western Pennsylvania, light to
fresh northeasterly winds, cooler; occa-
sional light rains.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks and Drap dc Etes, which we are
prepared 10 make up in the best style at
reasonable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear ut 81 90 o
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj so. cents and upwards, ut
Q. HESS u SONS,
1921 4 1928 Market Street.
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/ have been a terrible sufferer TOT yra;' ~
diseases OF the skin and blood ard hs'e ytts
Obliged TO shun public places BY reason o hl
dlsBgHFipg hWmSFs. Have bSd the best Of ltl
slc!ans and spent hundreds VI dollar, buy :"
no relief until used Abe Cuticum Rentlle.
which have cured me, and left my skia a. a'H
f'''N '" ia NAY Bass
Olive BmnCh +. o., Ms
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AoKERls Blood Elirir IL An nnl

AcSER's Blood Elixir is the only blood
remedy guaranteed. tits a positive cure
ior ulcers, eruptions orsyphilitic poison.
ing. It purifes the whole system. md
banishes all rheumatic and nenrnIvjc
pains. We guarantee It, Logan & a.
and Bowie Bros, " " "f'
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Now is the time to apply for space at
the Great West Virginia Exposition. ! ana
state Fair for all kinds of exhibition
md refreshment stands.
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BASE BALL Goods, Fishing Tackle.
Lawn Tennis, Croquet and La Crosse al
STANTON & DAvRNPoRT's.
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To TIC Editor Oftsf laioRi0HoT:
SIR:-In case Benz. Harrison should
be elected President Of the United States,
and should die short time after, who
falls heir to the Presidency?
SUBSCRIBER.
Answer-Thevice President, ofcourse,
and in the event OF the death OF the
Vice President, the Secretary Of State
would be President.
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Bold everywhere. Prlce. CutIcuth, 81 ~ ~
&C.; ResOlyent, 81. Prepared BY ihe wv
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas on
HD-sOnd for GLOW to Cure skin DiseHi'eA y
pages, 90 Illustrations, and TO te'iia9A!AiA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-27

% millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, aro9slng ~ thc "
Tvers Kidneys, stomachs and bowels TO
n healthy activity. Such is the mission
" y tbs famous California liquid fruit
o. sar, ,% syrup Of Figs. Sold by Logan
< Co., Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt and %
Z. Menkemcller; at Bellaire by NJ NJ
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CutiOuFa, the great skin rnfc, and CaIhSsi 1
Soap. an exquisite Skin BeauttCt c1SSt i.hiGty'
and CutlCum ResolYcnt, the new Blooi fI, w. X
internally, arc positive cure for v,siy W q
Skin and Blood Disease, from HmP''
SCrOiulR.
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Entries Mt the Great West Virginia ,Erpo
Gition and State Fair
For Trotting and Pacing races clos
August 20; all Running races Angus
%; and all live stock entries Augusta
Address Secretary for premium list
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Ole Sutelliot1tfer.


For salc-Family Driving Horsc:
For Rent--GuOd Room In Mcl.ain's Block.
q, A. Il. Hall Association.
Il. X. tiffcn & Co.-BuCkcyc Mowers, &c.
Ice Cream Dishers-SGSbitt 4 Bro.
NKill the Bugs-R, II. List.
FOR Rent and For sale-JRmcs A. Henry, Real
Fan farmer e 'Keposltory-IIoge & Bro.
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other Trl.State Games Played YESTERDAY

Ii Double plGy-ZeClicr to Day to Virtue.
Tlme-2 hours. Umplrc-McDerinott
Other Trl.state Games Played Yesterday,
At Lima-Lima played a horrible
fielding game, making bad errors at the
most critical times. Jackson played a
little better game, but won only through
the home clubs miserable plays. Clark
son pitched good game, and had he
been half supported. the visitors could
have been easily defeated. The score;
jasRssS ss9G!-fl55 Il ]
Earued-Llma O.; JacEson5 Batteries Clark.
son and Dillon; Parsons and Minnehan. I'm
plre-Castlc.
At ganesYille-zanesyille pulled out
OF 4 very small hole in the ninth inning
by streak Of timely and heavy hitting.
MCShannic got his base on balls and
Lauer, Frye, Humbert and Mccain fol-
lowed with twp.hagger hits and swift
and Watson with singles, earning five
runs. The features aside from this were
the fielding Of Morrison, Allen and OAR
row, which was brilliant. The score:
Iangfild,ri q q 2 0Q9O | "a s q
Earned-Zancsyille, S: Mansfield, l. Batteries
Watson aud johnson; Darrah and Berger. I'm
pire-Iarnum.
At Observation-Disclosures defeated
Toledo in game devoid Of special in
terest, although there was some good
playing at times. Sweeney pitched on
the whole an effective game, striking
out eleven men. Calhoun did well at
short, and Daily and Riley were not
slow with the ash. Garfield went to
pieces after the first half of the game had
been played, and was bit hard. This
makes three straights off Toledo for Kali
amazoo. The game, was called ut the
end OF the eighth inning to allow the
visitors to catch train. The score:
Kalamazoo oo1ao1kLh@ W. q
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Wheeling. .......,....,,. 0 0 . 0 0 ] 0-l2
fGRIoA. ..,,...::.!!-r....,it g o . 0 Q3pO is
Earned rllHs-whGellng II. Two haSO hItQ-
run-Steuzel. Struck Out-By Morrison o. by
Delaney 1. Bases on bAlls-0T Delaney >: or
Morrison .. Hit by ball-By Delaney |, Wild
pItches-DelAney 1. Passed ball-Fltzsimmons
III Double plGy-ZechGr to Day to Virtue
Time hours. Umpire-MGDeFinot
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EoTE.-The Cutlcura Rcs0lycnt is bcyool "
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever "-'
pounded,
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Great West virginia Exposition aud State
Opens August 81, closes August 81, at
wheeling, W. Va. Competition open
to the world. Address the Secretary for
premium list or information.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-03
a MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.

A Detachment of British Engineers Sent
to Tangiers-The Morocco War.
LONDON, April 2,-There is much spec.
ulation in the American colony here over
II press dispatch from Gibraltar, an.
%nouncing the departure from that place
for Tangiers, of a detachment of British
engineers. No one is able to say where
they are going, and it is feared in event
OF an attack upon Tangiers by an Amer1-
can war vessel, the presence of English
engineers will still further complicate
matters. Americans here do not expect
the issue of the Morocco war will be very
serious They deride the quarrel and its
origin, but are unanimous in belief that
the only course left open TO the United
States authorities has been taken. They
regret, however, the weakness of their
country's naval demonstration, and
greatly fear it will prove inadequate to
the end sought. It is now thought the
Moors are determined to yield to moth
ing short OF irresistible force, and Amer
leans and English alike express the
hope that EngIand's move in sending en-
gineers to Tangiers is not to interfere in
the dispute between the United States
and Morocco.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-03
THE RAILROAD STRIKERS.
THE SITUATION AT cRE5ToN, IOWA,
BECOMES SERIOUS.

The Schrili Voices of Lake Shore Engines
Herald the Departure of Employees
The "oo Forcing the Fight on other
Roads.
CHICAGO, April 2.-There was no dis
order in the Burlington yards Monday.
The arrival of stock since 8 p. n. ag-
gregated 437 cars, of which $50 went to
the stock yards without any demonstra-
tions on the part of the strikers. Twenty
three switchmen are at work in the Bur
lington yards. The Northwestern yards
are quiet and the men are working. The
Pan Handle is in the same condition. 1t
is understood the men will leave their
engines as soon as ''Q'' cars OF st. Paul
cars are offered. This, however, may not
occur for twenty-four hours, the Bur
lington being occupied making up trains
for the Lake Shore, Wabash and Rock
Island.
A dispatch just received from Creston,
Iowa, says: "We are having serious
trouble. At least eight or ten men have
been assaulted on the street and badly
beaten. Last night a mob of a hundred
attacked the guards at one of the gates
leading into the round house yards, and
drove them off the company's premises.
About seventy-ffve Reading men came
out of the bunk house, attacked the mob
and drove them away. We now have a
force of a hundred good men at work,
and can repel any attack made. If there
is any further trouble it will not be boys.
play. Most of the citizens do not favor
the strikers. a meeting of the council
win be held Unless protection is as
sured the new men on the streets and at
their houses the Burlington shops will
probably close, and all necessary work
will be lone at West Burlington until
law and order is restored y
Shortly after the Burlington train was
placed in the Michigan Central yards the
switchmen of that road notified the yard
master that they would not touch it, and
signified their intentions of leaving their
posts if asked to handle CO. cars. Up
to noon no answer had been received
from the Rock Island or Wabash in reply
to a formal inquiry by the Burlington
road If they would handle CO freight.