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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-17
MD INTERSTATE WAR.
Hatfield Habeas Corpus Case
Before the Supreme Court
WEST yIRGINIA'S PROSPECT
Favorable Decision Considered
roo,-Gov Wilson'S i'reak-why
Attorney General Caldwell
is Not in the Case.

s,,,H N1Dd'eN ~ 'H A'''"'y :, o IT,.
frs.I % ,.myeroy, ",r D. c., April lG.-Ex
nor Proctor Knott, representing
%O,, ,nsty. and Hon. Eustace Gibson
N'" ,niins West Virginia, are here tC
Iy%o ,,. t5r lIa,acld,McCoy habeas corpus
aisa' 5"ior, -" the Supreme Court. An
sa, ST,,, will be made to get the Supreme
Can't S% 70 advance the ease and hear III.
.oo', ,,"nents one day this week. In ma a
a'sr, s,,Ly interview printed to-day, Mr.
,y"ss'I rpe,, Icrp,ains why, in his judgment
M''o'' ,,,',, virsinlahus no case. Gonsidera'
"', ,.,,,;o.ity exists as to the reason why
u. ,,,,,nry , General Caldwell is not here
=, n"y sne,S for West Virginia. ] hear to-
,;,,b, " M that he advised Governor Wilson
D'S' D%"i,IIy. at the beginning of 1.-THE trouble,
, T" ,bo,, WAS no warrant in law for
in1.s. Il,1. Wv corpus proceedings. Special
,,n.. nao," WHO thought otherwise were
,Sn"I i'u.,i,,, cmplovcd. Knott will deny
iIflg,' iITiI.au's allegation that armed men
,,b" M"'i Invaded Logan county and carried
WI 'T.h" =" IJgtlicld's were officials OF Ken,
.,..,I.,, ou En' and will maintain, as a point oil
isw S Flat whether they were officials or OF
,'., ,@s' IL" '.' serving Of Kentucky process
u, Ho', H." m Hatfield party on Kentucky soil
g" ras u icsa, regardless Of how the prison,
WI "S "1f ~ +" there. The general opinion
sasms m, ,o be that West Virginia will be
Jriratrl in the litigation.
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Special Dit7aatch 10 he Aatslli9CAcer.
PARKERsnuno, W. Va, April 1.-two
officers, Messrs. j. T. Waldo and A. j,
Barr, arrived here at noon to-day from
Calhoun county, having in charge the
noted old desperate, train obstructionist
and horse thief, Jesse Lanham, taking
him to Vinton county. Ohio, to answer
for about dozen crimes. Lanham is
seventy-eight years OF age and is said to
be one OF the toughest old sinners in this
country. The officers have Il requisition
from Governor Foraker for Lanhqm's
return to Ohio. Lanham had been
prowling around in Calhoun county
since February.
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LONDON, April lG.-AIr, Matthew Ar
mold, the noted poet, scholar, critic and
theologian whose recent article on
Civilization in the United States" at,
tracted marked attention, died suddenly
to-day in Liverpool from heart disease.
Matthew Arnold, the Oldest son OF the
late Rev. Thomas Arnold, DID, head
master OF Rugby, was born December
a, 1922, at Lateham, near Staines, where
DR.. Arnold then resided with his pupils.
He was educated ut Winchcr, Rugby,
and BaIliol College, Oxford. He was
elected Scholar in 1916, won the Newdi'
gate prize for English verse Subject,
Cromwell, in 1914, and was elected Eel
low OF OriCl College in 1885. In 1887 the
late Lord Lansdowne nominated him his
private secretary, and he acted in that ca
pacity until hismarriagc, in 1851, with the
daug liter of the late Mr.. Justice Wight
man, when he received an appointment
as one of the Lay inspectors OF Schools,
under the Committee OF Council on Ed
ucation, II post which he held at the
time of his death.
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mrhe way OF the WORLDLY

Morris and Sam Weston opened mn
engagement of three nights and We'd
nesday matinee ut the Grand lust even
ing in "The Way of the World" Incl
dental to the play, the Weston brothers,
who are well known musical sketch ar
fists, play variety OF instruments, in
Guiding the saxphone, nicely, and num-
erous songs are sung by Mr.. George A.
Beane. Oliver Jcnkin gives some
theatrical limitations, and each Of the
Westons contribute to the enjoyment
with individual work, sam on the cor
net and banjo, and Morris on the violin,
giving clever limitations Of various in
struments. The entertainment will be
repeated this evening. The audience
last night was enthusiastic in its demon
gtrutiOns OF approval.
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COMETO NO CONCLUSION.
Carneglo's Men ndecllOd-KnIghts Gctthe
Upper Hand.


Upper Hand.
PlrrsDuRGu, April lG.-The meeting
of the striking employees OF the Edgar
Thompson steel works, Mt Braddock,
Pa, to ballot on the question OF return
ing to work at Andrew Carnegie's terms
adjourned this afternoon, after lengthy
session without taking vote. The non
Union men, who largely outnumber the
knights of Labor, favored the accept.
ancc OF the company's opposition, but
the latter got control OF the meeting
and no vote was taken. 1t is conceded
that the works will now remain closed
for an indefinite period and all confer
ences and negotiations with the mer
will be declared Off. The factional feel
ing at Braddocks is intense, and during
the day there We're numerous street
fights.
1t was learned tonight that Father
Hickey, representing the n0n-unior
men, had n conference with the firm
this evening, and that another effort
will be made to effect q settlement by
ignoring the Union men. A meeting
will probably be held tomorrow.
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Thieves visited summerfe1d, Ohio, on
the Bellairc, Zancsvillc & Cincinnati
Railroad Sunday night, and succecdedin
gatheringin considerable booty. They en-
tered the drug store Of Thomas Dew, and
secured 500 that had been left there for
safe keeping OIL Saturday evening. At
Il. W. Cailand's hardware store several
revolvcrs and penknives were taken, but
no money. The pOstofEicc was com.
plotcly ransacked. Every letter in the
office was opened and thrown upon the
floor. About 800 worth Of stamps were
taken, and Sl5 in money. There is no
clue, except that three strange men were
seen in the town Sunday evening, who
were not TO be found yesterday
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THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY
Reopcns Its hall after Thorough Rcnovi
tEon and ReDaIrs.

-
Reopens Its hall after Thorough Rcnova.
tFoH and Repairs.
During the past month the rooms OF
the Beethoven Singing Society at the
corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets
have been undergoing a most thorough
overhauling and complete Transferring
ton, and now that society's quarters are
among the most cheerful of the many
society rooms in town. Last night the
rooms were reopened to the members
and their friends. II was regular
house warming. The event was cele-
brated by the giving OF concert and
ball. The concert was opened by an over.
ture rendered by Kramcr's orchestra in
its usual fine style. This was followed
by three choruses sung by the Beetho-
ven and choruses by the Teutonia, Ger.
mania, MRnnerchor and Mozart SO.
cietics, OF this city, and by the Mmnner.
chor OF Martins Ferry. The orchestra
played another overture us u part OF the
programme. Prof. Scheuller, as di.
rector, had the programme carried out
to the satisfaction and pleasure Of all.
Mr.. A. Muegge made an address OF
welcome in which he took occasion to
review the history OF the Beethoven.
II was founded in 1869, and for fifteen
years has been in its present quarters
Its membership is one Of the largest Of
any society hereabouts and its popular
ity is equal to that Of any.
After the concert the orchestra fur
nished music for dancing till late hour.
The two rooms that the Society for
merly occupied are thrown into one big
hall and an additional room has been
leased. New paint, paper, flooring,
chandeliers, ETC., make a wonderful
change.
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PaoyiDgNcE, April lG.-Thc Journal
tomorrow will publish allegations OF
bribery at the late election in Rhode
Island. 1t deals with the Riverside Dis
trict OF East Providence, where there is Il
considerable population OF clam diggers,
basket makers, etc. One Levi a. Man;
chester, it says, boosted that he had
fixed forty-onc votes for ex-Speaker e.
II. Wilson and several persons were
found who admitted they received 81 30
each for their votes. 1t was
charged that one George W.
Case, Democrat, received 5000 to work
ior Wilson and used it for the Demo
cratic candidate, who was elected. A
combine was formed to force up the
price OF votes but could not get it above
s. SO.
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AIlARDgNED CRIMINAL

Invites His Father to Ills Hanging Rnd NO-
grct- that his Brother Can't Hang.
GAINESVILLE, GA, April l6.-William
Hopkins, who, with his brother Joe,
murdered William Thomas in Ruban
county one Sunday because he wore
store clothes, will be hanged May H.
Ills only sorrow is that his brother
whow sentenced to the penltentiary is
aot to he hanged with him. His father
catted on him yesterday and when about
10 leave the murderer asked: Pap
will You come out TO the hanging, the
old man looking ut the passing clouds
replied: 'Waii, fits too wet for pIowihg
reckon will"
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An.N 3 o. EnrIne ExrIodes.

PIrrsDunou, Pa, April 1G.-A Johns
town, Pa, special says Engine No. 5l7
of the Baltimore & Ohio road exploded
at lockwood this morning and was com
pletely wrecked. Engineer Cobaugh,
Fireman Dayton and two others were
slightly injured, but no one was killed
Cobaugh and Dayton were blown into
the river and were painfully burned
The conclusion shattered the windows
in all the houses in the vicinity.
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MIR. COyKLIYG IMPROVING.
Tie Worst Fears Caimed-A Decided
Chnnge for the Better.

Change for the Better.
New YoRx, April l0.-Dr. Barker
called about 0 o'clock, but only remained
| n few minutes. He said: "NIr, Conk-
ling is greatly improved and his chances
for recovery are greatly increased. His
pulse aud temperature are unchanged,
and the fact that he no longer talks in
his delirium is good sign"
When asked il the critical point had
been reached the Doctor said NO, not
vet" The, Senator had treated the
Doctor very courteously and they in
dulged in little bandinagc. In giving
the Senator his milk, which he at once
drank, the Doctor asked was 1t nice.
He replied Every nice" The Doctor
then asked was it delicious? He re-
piled "No, no, not delicious, but very
nice"
DR.. Barker offered to dress his wound
and he asked would 1t not do to wait
five minutes. The doctor said it was
necessary to get through with it, and he
replied, "Dut it will not mUtter il you
wait five minutes" Tonight was the
first time he has taken the glass OF milk
in his own hands. He took twenty
seven ounces OF nourishment since the
afternoon visit OF the doctor. Alderman
Conkling left tho house soon after DR..
Barker. He seems much more hopeful
and told reporter that he now thought
his uncle would recover. 81 think he is
better to-day than at any time since he
was taken sick"
NJ. Melville, Senator Conkling's former
business associate, who called during the
evening, said: 81 am glad to see that
the inCoherent talking has ceased. |
think the chances OF his recovery are
now more favorable than they have
been for some time past.
DR.. Anderson is now in charge and
will remain at the house all night.
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A BIG OIL BOOM.
The Old Burnt Well Mt Eureka Proves
BOnanEa-Prospecto Jubiiant.
Snoriat TlI,n1Ieb 4, III. Jnl,liI1snnrr.

At'fNNsSA N-NN'--'-'
Special Dispdieh 10 the IatelligNeer.
PAaKERsBuRG, W. VA, April lG.-The
oil well known as 'the Old Burnt Well''
at Eureka on the Rus, Hammat farm,
was shot late Saturday evening and
found to be a gusher. At the end OF the
first twenty-four hours the gauge showed
two hundred and twenty-five barrels,
and this strong flow is kept up steadily.
This well was struck on the 9th OF
April, 1886, and the rigging and every
thing burned down on that day. The
tools were lost in the well for over Il
year, then it was drilled in" and there
was natural flow OF about one hundred
barrels per day for some time, after
which it dropped its production to fifty
barrels. II was never shot until Satur-
day. Oil men are much elated over the
big flow. Prospectors and leasers me
thick and territory is being taken.
Several new wells will soon come in
from which great things are confidently
expected,
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RICHMOND, IND, April 1G.-An at
tempt was made Sunday morning to
blow up the residence of Mrs. Jessie
Craig. Mrs. Hewitt and her four chill
dren were also inmates. Mrs. Hewitt
was seated on common wooden chair
near n table, when a sudden loud report
shook the building, and the floor under
Mfs. Hewitt surged upward. a dyna-
mite cartridge had been exploded in the
cellar. No arrests have yet been made.
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FRENCH CLASSES.

The sauveur Method OF Teaching French to
bc Introduced in Wheeling.
Prof. A. Muzzarelli, one OF tho direc-
tors Of the sauveurschool of Languages,
arrived in the city yesterday. Prof
Muzxarelli comes ut the invitation of
some ladies and gentlemen whe desire to
avail themselves OF the peculiar advan-
tages of the Suaveur natural method Of
acquiring foreign Language. Twenty
five have signed the invitation, and
there will doubtless be many more who
will he glad to accept so excellent an
opportunity to learn beautiful and
useful language. Prof. Muzzarelli's fame
rs an instructor, and his position in the
Sauveur institution, are sufficient en-
dorsement of his skill in his profession.
His course embraces two months.
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New YoRK, April 15.-Judge Barrett,
in the Supreme Court today, decided
against Miss Harriet Elizabeth Coffin,
the eccentric young heiress. The jury
found Miss Coffin to be OF sane mind,
The matter came before Judge Barrett
on a motion to confirm the finding OF the
SheritF's jury. Judge Barrett says the
testimony taken before the Sheriff s jury
ali went to show that Miss Coffin was Of
unSound mind.
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SENATOR STAYFORD'S BOOM.

Tho California Republicans Likely to ln-
struct for Their Great PhilRnthrOpIst.
SAN FRANcIsCo, CAL, April 1G.-The
statement that Stanford's name would
be urged for the Presidency before the
Republican State Convention OF Califor-
mia, has brought out large number OF
expressions from the Pacific Coast
papers. The San Francisco Chronicle
in leading editorial declares there is a
fatal objection TO the Republicans ac-
centing Leland Stanford us prcsiden-
tial candidate. 1t says: "This does
not rest on anything connected with the
personal or private life or charae-
Ter OF Senator Stanford, which
may willingly be believed to be
irreproachable, but upon his connection
with the Central and Southern Pacific
railroad companies. Every offence
which has even been charged against
these corporations, whether true or
false, would be heaped upon the shoul-
ders OF the Presidential candidate. His
real friends who knew and loved him
when he was neither rich or powerful,
should persuade him to abandon q
course which can only lead to disap-
pointment."
The Examiner prints large number
OF interviews with Republicans and
Democrats, and says the convention will
undoubtedly instruct for him. The Post
opposes his candidacy. The Ala says
the Sacramento convention will instruct
for Senator Stanford.
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Night before Inst some person, proba-
bly, boys, effected an entrance into the
oyster depot and green-grocery of W. o.
McCluskey, on Twelfth street, under
the McLure House, but il they stole
anything the proprietor could not de-
tect the loss yesterday. They were
doubtless after money, as the money
drawer was chopped up 50 that it will
not he OF much good except for kimdling
wood. The burglar is believed to have
been somebody who knew something
about the business OF the store, although
not very intimate with it, because il
he had been lie would have known that
nothing is ever kept in the money
drawer when the store il shut.
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TILE HINGE FACTORY.
Tho Directors Decide to Rebuild the Barn.
cd IIuildIng,

cd building.
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of the Wheeling Hinge Company was
held yesterday afternoon to take action
on the question OF rebuilding the factory
structure, destroyed by fire Saturday
night. 1t was decided to rebuild MS soon
as possible, and the work will commence
Immediately upon the completion of the
adjustment Of the insurance by the rep.
sentatives OF the company interested.
This intelligence will 'be welcome to
the workmen in the burned factory.
There was thought to be doubt MS TO
whether the works would be rebuilt,
and the employees were feeling very
gloomy after the fire until the directors
action was made known.
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is natures own 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 habitua
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton 2. Hess
Il. B, Burt and G. Menkemiller. Al
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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wAsnrxGrox, AprillG.-Indian Agent
Gregory, OF the Chippewa reservation
was again before the Senate Committee
on Traicrships this morning. He tes-
titled in reply to inquiries by the chair
man that ji0. contracts had been for
warled to the Department this year for
approval, and 2I7 OF the number were
with Indians who had not yet received
allOtmcnts OF land.
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The Board OF Directors Of the Grand
Army Hall Association met last evening
and made arrangements to secure Nj
Lain's Hull, corner Of Twelfth aud Mar
ket streets, until their hall is rebuilt.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle meet
this evening, the Sons Of Veterans on
Wednesday, the Ladies' Relief Corps
Thursday, Post No. S6 on Friday, j. W.
Holiday Post No. l2 on Saturday ever :
ings. The entrance TO the hall is on
Market street, and the societies will
commence meeting ut once.
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DENVER, April 16.-Two young men
from Iowa were driving in company
with a livery man from Burlington to To-
cate on claim, and asthey were passing
the shanty of an old man named Baker,
and without warning, he fired charge
OF buckshot into the party. Three shots
pierced the lungs OF John G. Morrison,
and seventeen entered the back of L. b.
Mcconnell. Baker gives his reason for
the shooting that he did not want any
body driving over his land.
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For COLLECTING Illegal Pension Fees.

Mark Joy, u justice ofthe peace Of
Grtysvillc, Union cnunty, OHIO, who
has been acting us local pension nttor-
nry through that county, WAS arrested
Saturday night by Capt. \. W. RUomc,
special agent OF the pension Office, and
taken 10 Columbus, whcrc he was
placed in Jail. 1t is alleged that hc con-
irIctcd for and demanded onc-half Of
the pension money in the ease Of Jona-
than Hall. After his arrest he made Il
full confession OF his guilt, and tho
money that he had illegally taken from
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PlrrsDuRGu, Pa, April l1O.-The case OF
Ensign Ryan and ]. II. Meade, charged
with the abduction Of Minnie Rose Par
sons was called by Alderman Cassiday
this afternoon and the defendants
waived hearing for court. Miss Par
sons will probably leave for New York
tomorrow to fulfill her theatrical en-
pnpemcnt,
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spfial D'ga5ct to he Mto'iigc"ccr.
wA,nxGroy, D. G., April 1G.-Mr.
Young Warren, OF Monroe county, and
bride, daughter OF Editor Barlow, OF the
G,4.nbricr LlirDnd1li, are here on their
hrilal tour. Other arrivals arc Col. X
s Turl; and wife, of Pocah0ntas county:
r i, Davis and family, aud W. i. Davis,
oi Grafton; 7. II. Stern md wife, OF
Narinsburs; and Clarence Smith, OF
l.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April lC,-Thc
colorcd people Of Washington to-day
celebrated the twcnty.sixth anniversary
OF the emancipation of slaves in the Dis
trjct Of Columbia. The street parade
was reviewed by the President. In the
evening they assembled ut the Fourth
Baptist Church, where addresses were
,iciiyrrcd by cx.Congressman Smalls and
Efrl nnnrlNss.
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MANY Of the good things OF this life
are sorrowfully let alone on account OF
dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion and con.
stipation; sold on a positive guarantee
at % and so cents, by Logan & Co, @. r,
Goethe, G. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, 9
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SpsH' DiViial 70 tho mNdflgeHoer' =,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April lG.-Davld
S. Powell, of lligginsvillc, and Lemuel
G. Canico, OF Macombar, were commits
stoned Postmasters to-day. New offices
We're established at Ettlcr, Mcdowell
county, with John A. Bailey as Post
master nj McKim Tyler county, five
miles northeast from Bearsville, with
Licurgns Hall as Postmaster.
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OLD and reliable medicines are the
best to depend upon, Acker's blood
elixer has been prescribed'fOr years for
ali impurities OF the blood. In every
form Of scrofulous, syphilitic or mercu.
rial diseases, 1t is invaluable. For rheu-
matism, has no equal. Logan 4 Co., G.
K. Goetze, c. Menketnillcr, Il. b. Burt
and Bowie Bros. 10
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PREPARING FOR WAR,
M, Thrift Debate t" begin To'day-Wh'
,nc Trouble VIII Commence.

-,,, Tariff Debate to begin To.day-WhHn
the Trouble viii Commence
ss.si Dpu'el DMc H'diigenecr.
W,,uxGroS, D. C., April 16.-Cbair'
m,n Mills and Judge Kelley will open
,hcdcbate on the tariff bill tomorrow
TSa sppakcr's list OF members desiring
Ia address the House on the bill has
no,rIy 100 names already. Wilson OF
West virginia, is to speak Thursday in n
snnnort OF the measure. No attack VIII
br %' majc on the bill by motion until the
,johatr is over By common consent
"yryy very fellow is to have his say before
the trouble begins.
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wwuScroN, D. G., April lG.-Thc
President has declined to interfere in
the cQse OF Jack Grow, Choctaw III
dian. convicted in the Western District
OF Arkansas OF murder in Indian Terri,
tory and sentenced to be hanged April
J-ti
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AT NIGHT always have Ackor's Baby
soother Mt hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine vet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no OPT.
um or morphine, but gives the child
natural ease from pain. Price % cents.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., @. Il. Goetze, g.
Menkemiller, Il. b. Burt and Bowie
Bros,
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Five Thousand out in Jersey.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., April l6.-The
large breweries in Hudson county closed
down at noon to-day and about 5000
men as a result are out OF employment.
The men went to work us usual this
morning, but promptly at noon the
bosses closed the doors.