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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
SOLE STARTLING FACTS.
The Discovery of the Cansc of Most Un-
timely Deaths that Come upon
: the Community.

The official returns Of the City Of New York show
tha. nearly three-fourths Of ell deaths are from
consumption. When we stop TO calmly think owes
This fact II f. really awful. And yet every case
without exception started from small beginnings.
A cough in the morning: tickling IN the throat:
q th!ck phlegmy discharge; c~aIl!inSss nt night;
d:Hicalt breathing; q tiSa;ness acrnss the chest;
these and many more symptoms indicate the pres
ence Of that terrible disease which, unless checked.
means certain death with long and painful suffer
ing.
In view of such serious and cver.prcseat facts
the suggestions and advice Of the most eminent
physicians are o. the greatest yalre.
Dr.. John Gardner. one al the most eminent ply
gicians in Loudou. says Science, common sense,
Holy Scriptures and all experience testify tn the
benefits derived from tn nSe Of pure whiskcy."
DR.. d. Il. Barker says " Ihave Used aud exam
ined Dnfy's Pure Malt Whisky. aud had II the
best l ever tried"
Dr. s. n. Buck alter sGvs: "DCfy's Pure Malt
Whisky IA. without donbt. the invAlid's drink when
stimulsrts arc indicated. and / find ell chronic
cases require stirlulants. and = large per cvat OF
the acute ones also"
These Truths. from the lips Of the leading scientific
men OF the day. aud confirmed by the experience
Of men and women well known in the community
should serve as = guide for all who feel the ap-
proach Of consumption 20 matter ty what path u
man or women who will use Dung's Pure Malt
Whisky according to directions can defy corsump-
ton and rroloDs life with all its blessInGA
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LIVE sToCK.
East Liberty,

EAST LIBERTY. February % -Cattle-
Receipts 722 head; shipments $50 head;
market closed very dull at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts 100 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow; Hiladelphias
S. GOa5 70; mixed SIS 50i5 S.; Workers
81 3Oa4 40; common to fair S. 00a5 05;
pigs 81 75a5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
1000 head, market Glow at yesterdays
prices.
CHICAGO, February 23.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market stronger; steers s. 00a5 81; stock
ers and feeders 81 45a3 20; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 eOa3 10.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market steady; mixed IS 05a
S 40; heavy S. 3Oa5 G5; light 81 35a5 20;
skips So 2544 As.
Sheep-Receipts 1850 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives IS Sd
as SIS; western 81 25a5 40; Texans s. 90
"A 10; lambs So 00a6 80.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 23-Beeves-
Receipts 100 head; Il trading in bet cat
tie; market steady for dressed at 6fa1ic.
Sheep--Receipts 5, 000head; market dull
and lower; extremes 81 5O45 - for sheep
and S. 0Da7i50 for lambs.
Sheep-Reccipts 1900 head; market a
shade firmer at 80 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., February 23.-Hogs-
Quiet and heavy; common and light
So 45,5 80; packing and butchers - 20
a. 90; receipts 1890 head; shipments l,4oo
head.
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Saved HIS LEG
ScROFULA
CT THE
bone CURED !
Lrn-NA. On. Arrls, N. 1Sf.

lTTHHNIA, Ga. August n, 1851.
.H' swift ST EryJr CO., Atlanta. ia:
Har.rrrr-i hty,. been ariictpl with
a-.s 2 90. l-s r,sr since was a
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mp -r .Irv D.. H. M Miller ~ NtrautN
Do .. . Bul Df lulrrtg Euf ths
N .mg gave mn rnIy t,mIurury rr-
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"t- . ir'u 'H' see o. the inNtep.
'.' ~ work COULD BE- tracked
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BELLAIRE.

Tie towbost Joseph Nixon met with
quit, an accident at the B. & o. railroad
bridge piers q short time before noon yes
terday. As the boat was being put in
prope, shape to pass between the channel
piers, , dense smoke settled down on the
river aid the pilot was unable to see the
front OF the tow. The engines of the boat
were reversed, but the headway OF the fleet
was n~otchecked perceptibly, and the tow
CT ushed against the pier to the east OF the
channel There was q sudden parting oil
ropes and a division of the tow. The
teamer was cut loose and made an effort
to says the barge that had suffered the
worst, butthe only thing that could be
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Viz.
ginia:
George r. Caldwell and Alredl
Caldwell, trustees, In Shancery
vs.. icnulDB,
Mary Tecce and others.
Take notice that Tic dcpo, itiOnso Of Mary Teece,
sarah A. pifrr, Alfred + Smith. Allied Caldwell
an / Others, viii be taken rs follows: The drpo-
siiiOns Of Said Mary Jeece aud sarah a. Iiier ut
their r. idcGCe. in BrckhGnJn, In CpShur tOun-
", west Nirginia. on the lOLh day OF March. A.
ID. 1888, between the hous Of n N and b =. IN ,
and the dCpOsiti0ns OF Alfred j.. smith. Al rel
Caldwell and Others, at TIE Office Ot Caldwell y
Caldwell, over the German Bank, On Market
street, in the city Of Wheeling, la the state Of
West Virginia. on tn oh day ~ March, a. ".
ISIS, bet " { en- the hours Of Q O'Clock y. IN. and q
O'Clock p. N , 10 he reed in evidence In the above
named cause oh behalf Of said plaintiffs. And
n, from any cause, the taking OF said eT0@itions
shall not be comm" need, or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day, the taking
OF the same will he aijourne. from time TO tins
until the same shall lie completed
GEORGE Il. CALDWELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Trustees.
To the nonresident defendants, Frances Elizs'
beth shaw, william BraiRhtOn Shaw, Emily
Bower, Abraham Bowycr, n ID John Z. Nc
KEENAN,, assignee In bankruptcy OF Arthur NJ.
Teece. fe?oh@t
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Xeaal Aotites.
tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
L West Virginia
Mary J. Peters and James Peters, her husband,

tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
i Vest Virginia.
Mary J. Peters and James Peters, her husband,
VS..
Louisa Robinson d william III. Robinson, her
husband, Eliza Dickmsn u Henry Dickmsn,
her husband, T. T.. Cockayne, Rebecca Gibson
and William Gibson, her husband. Dowden
Cockayne, Virginia Hsyne and William g
Goshorn, executor Of The last win and tests.
ment Of o Gushosn, deceased.
N CHANcERY.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain partition of
the real estate mentioned and DESERVED in ac>r-
tain deed between Benjamin y. Ssnborn and
Martha A. sanborr, his wife, psrties OF the inst
part, John Goshorn, party Of the second part, and
Lydia Coekayne, wife OF William ICockayne,
party Of the third part, dated the Sth day Of Aug
ust, 1919, and recorded in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West vir-
giuis, in Deed Book No. II, beginning a. page
4$S, q copy of which deed is filed with the btlin
this cause o., II partition can not be convenient
~ MADE, 70 have the said real estate sold and dis
tribution made Of the proceeds OF such sale, &C.
coIding TO the respective rights of the parties en-.
titled thereto; and also n ob.ain an scrourt OF
The rents and profitsof said real estate since the
death OF said LYDIA ockayne, aud adts'ribution
of said rents and profits s~ccordinsto the respect
i've rights OF the parties entitled thereto.
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause at these rul,s that the def ndants. Louisa
Robinson and William Il. Robinson, Rebecca
Gibson and William Gil son, Virginia Hgyne and
Dowden Cockayne are non-residenis Of the State
Of West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process in this cause, on motion OF
complainauis, by their solicitors, this croer Of
publication IS entered against them, and il Is or
dered that aa,s said defendants, Loniss Robinson
and William II. Robinson, Rebecca Gibson and
william Gibson, Virginia Hsyne and Dowden
Cocfayne, be required 10 appear within one
month after the date Of the first publication OF
this order and do what IS Necessary 10 protect
their Interests. II Is further ordered, that this
srder be published and posted as required by
law.
witness John W. Mitchell, clerk OF said court,
at the Court House Of said county, this eighth
day of February, ISIS.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first lime February 9th, ISIS.
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WHITE d ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainants.
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DROBATE OF WILL.

Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County, state Of west Virginia. In the matter
OF the probate OF The will Of Catharine Joyce,
deceased.
This 9Th Jay Of February, A. y. 1859, Jamc'
Smith filed his petition asking for the probate oil
the will Of CGt6srinc JOYCE, deceased. And u AZ
pearing 10y said petition that Elizabeth, Weber
Margaret Hartman, ard Fred Hartman, her hus'
band, Bridge, Haller. the unknown hcirs,atIaw
of FcIiy McCIlskey, deceased. aud the unknown
heirs-at!aw OF Anna Keyser. deceased, who are
heirs-atlaw and distributes of the said "athaT,
inc Joyce, are non residents OF the STATE # Wei
Virginia. II is theretOre ordered that the aforc'
said partlcs DO appear within one month from
the first publication hereof and do what II neces
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of said Court.
EWING, MELvIs & RILEY, Attorney.
feeoawt
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

Notice to Take Dispositions.
In the Circuit Coart Of Ohio County, W. Va.
Mary J. Peters and husband
". In Chanccry.
Louisa Robibson and others
Take notice that the depoSitiors OF 7. T. Cock
lyme, William II. Haller and others will betascn
AT the law Office OF Robert White, No li25 Chap
line street, in the City OF Wheeling, Ohio county
in the State OF West Virginia, on the sth day oil
March 4. u. ISIS, between The hoursa Of 9o'clocI
a. III. AMI O'Clock p. IN, 10 be read in violence
in the above named cause on behalf OF said
plaintiffs. AMI II, from any eau q, the taking oil
the said dispositions shall not be commenced, OF
being commenced, shall not be completed Oh
that day. the taking Of the same will be adjourn
ed from time 10 time until the same shall be
completed.
MARY J. PETERS AND HUSBAND.
By WHITE K ALLEN, their Attorneys.
To Louisa Robinson, Willism II. Robinson. Re
becca Gibson, William Gibson. Virginia Hayue
and Dowden CoCkayne.
feb9oawt
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Carrying Out The Rule.

'rNOw, pupils, I would like to have you
call each other by your right names
Don't say Sam when q boys name Is sam
usl, or Lem for Lemuel, or Dan for Dan
iel."
A small boy just then raised his hand,
and when asked what he wanted, SAID:
'fPlease sir, may / sit with Jimuel?'
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New York.
OIL City.
COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, February 23-Cotton--
Essy; uplands 10 9-l6C; Orleans 10 IL
Ice; futures steady; February lO.43c;
March 10. 49c; April / loose; May 10 Gle;
June 10. 66c; July 10. roc; August lO.72c;
September 10. zoe; October 8 So; NoVem'
her and December 9.79c.
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pK,caOLEUa.
T1tusyiUe

TftusytDe,
T1TvsyLLR, February % -Petroleum
Opened at size; highest 99!c; lowest
she; closed at s9ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, February 23.-Petroleum-
Opened at safe; closed sole; highest 1850;
lowest sac; clearances 1,52O,O0O barrels.
Pitisburg.
%PIrTsBURG, February %. -Petroleum--
Fairly active, closed firmer; opened ut
Sic; closed at 893ci highest sS5c;I lowest
87Sc.
New York.
New YORK, February % Petroleum
Closed strong at s9sc; opening price SSc:
highest S9ic; lowest SHE. Sales l:Gl9,OOO
barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, February 23-PetToleum-
Opened at $50; highest Sole; lowest S74c;
closed at Sole; sales 100000 barrels;
c~learances 2,O6s, 600 barrels; II II 7S,4ll
barrels; shipments 142, All barrels; charters
none. Tide water pipe line figures not iG-
cluded in runs and shipments.
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DIRK GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, February 23.-Dry Goods
The demand of agents for cotton fabrics
was of the quiet character of previous re-
ports. but large sales resulted from for
warnings on old engagements. Wooden
goods were in steady order request.
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.eelins Rssister
GrauGlers' 6ntds.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AENFLANATIoN OF REFRREScE MARKS. sDaily.
tSlaGsy excepted. 1MCndGy excepted Sun
day only. saturday e~xceptcd.-7S Meridian.
November 20, 1881. Wheeling lime, which Is
lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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WtditiA
N-~-~
/ Word About tarrh,

ANS ncmbraut st wonderful
,,,os s1Trouodile delicate It's
srd goOd PSSSSAhat Catagrh
rcbold uucekstliShcd il
II s ~. yitS,> and RVS life but n
s,S:h IL misery SlSc&Se, dult
-sa 'i Sssriug. traSlnk the power
..,yipE the faculty mell, faint
MI killing the ri pleasures
6Tnly, by cretP,pu from =
.n,-s ~ hfai. Il sS>3uNt mcmbra-
and enveIopS t9e Is eating
ID sa.giicsic ceas and Gag inASm-
abe GE;ny and Death. NOV short Of
will secuge heslIn epstient
SIfjyes are simply Estimated
s'E5ytos fatal ter@i1n. SAN.
- f~RE, by HhaiGH0h by Ia
l1NASton, has never NJ; evsu
hlllss has made frightio pads on
], Asd ,,f;ons hearing, smeAd taste
NS,rErsd, and the dlSeSs<brough-
T101T ,rr,r CURE consists ne bot
80 80 CURE, one box RRHAL
d hG,e IMPROVED lNHhL neatly
81. y, y-y pacEsge, with full @uons,
sN sCurvc1L Co, Bosrd
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Driven to 1t.

Driven TO 1t.
Judge.
A woman shop'lifter was caught in the
act.
''Sir," was her ready and indignant re-
ply to the hoor-walker who had her ar
rested, ''your clerks were so busy that l
was compelled to help myself"
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NEELING AND KILN GROVE r. Z

until 900
Leave Yelling Park a. 800 .. n, and ruu
ever IL puul 1863 p n, except Chnrch
Trains Hhl will leave the Pork Al 9:46 4. n
u CiIy AIl5 ?. M.
C. HIRSCH,
Superintendent
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X1ilYsady.
CLEVELAND 4 PTTTsBURG y. J.

Under schodnle In effect January p, lHs. trains
leave bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard Tfus:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 O. m iol
Vile, ala y. m. Fer Stcubcnville, SSS q N.
For Martins Ferry, t:tS 4 m Trains arrive tt
Bridgeport at 753 . m. tacSl q N, 2tS =. N,
~ n M. H.r2 u. m aud III u. m. faYn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24

STATEs-Dull and featureless.
RAILRoAps-Firm and higher; sales
$5l5, 600. :.
STOCKS The stock market was again
dull to-day, but presented a strong front,
though outside of a few spscialties the
fluctuations were e1tirely insignificant
First prices were generally J to J above
the closing figures OF Tuesday and this was
further increased 10 early trading, but the
market became extremely dull, Ii after
noon settled down to stagnatiOn aud prices
sagged of until the last hour, when some
strength was shown in st. Paul and Nor
folk and Western preferred. The market
closed firm, though dull, at slight frac-
tions better than first prices. Almost every
thing Oh the active list is higher. Sales,
ia, 1913 shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
107; Canada Pacific SIT; Central Pacific
80; Chesapeake and Ohio q; do preferred
firsts 81; do seconds 4; Chicago and Alton
1856; Chicago, Darlington and Quincy 1861;
Delaware and Hudson 1929; Delaware,
Lacknwanra and Western, 1903; Denver
aud Rio GranGe, 81; Erie, 81; do pre-
ferred 81; Fl. Wayne, 1881; Illinois
Central, lie; Lake Shore, 91B; Michigan
Central, go. Minneapolis and st. Louis
81; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific
$50; Northern Pacific, pig; do preferred
ASH; Chicago aud Northwestern, lOS4; Go
preferred 143!; New York Central, lC75;
Oregon Transcontinental, 2l!i Pacific
Mail, sc; Peoria, D. & z. 49,; Pittshurg
l55; Pullman Palace Car l413; Reading,
665; Rock Island, 1l3; st. Louis ano
sau Francisco "a; do preferred, III; iirst
preferred, l12; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1881: 81. Paul and Omaha, 39S;
do preferred 1868; Texas Pacific, 25&; Union
Pacific 56s; United Stats Express 72ti
WeJ.ern Union TELEGRAPH 1874.
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TnIAdn.

TOLEDO, o., February 23-Wheat-
Active, easier; cash si4as5c; May 86bc;
June S6!c; July SIC; August S3lc. Corn
Dull; cash 5Olc; May 522c. Oats-Qaiet;
No. . white 35e. Clever Seed-Dull,
weak; cash, March aud April So 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24

Angostura BItters Is known asthe great
regulator OF the digestive organs all over tue
world. Have Il in your house. ASK for the gen
uine article manufactured by d.. JIG. b. Sieget
e Sons.
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mixed 33Ic. Rye-Steady; No. 2, 63a64c.
Pork-Dall at $l4 so. Lard-Dull at
81 90. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 %.
Batter, Sugar and Cheese-Firm. Eggs
Firm at 1Sal9c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money aaa lie Per Oent.-G Governments
Dull and Featurelo ss-Stoc&s Higher
Flour Quiet and Unchanged Wheat
Lower.
NEW YORK, February 23.-Money on
call easy at 2a2k per cent. Last loan
closed offered at l per cent. prime mer-
camille paper 4ta59 per cent; sterling ex-
change dali but firm at 4S5a4s6S.
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QUE9 CONDOLENCES.

thatH,y Rs-appsarsd Under
CiTcIm>iaus that Wore Really Re-
marksblc-,currcnces Among Actors
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Must Restrain herself.
Meg York Thihttns


They were evidently sweethearts and q
general air of rusticity rather indicated
that they were rounding off = day in the
city with a matinee. He was q tall young
man, with a seal skin cap and only one eye
and she was a good-looking young woman
with that subdued air which usually char
acterizes a country girl in the city. At
length u passage, which merely caused a
smile with the rest Of the audience, seemed
suddenly to strike the young as
peculiarly humorous. Without any warn
ing she burst into q loud giggle, the worse
because unaccompanied by any one else.
All eyes wese instantly turned in her d.
rection. Indeed, her escort seemed as much
surprised as the audience generally.
us anything the matter, Martha?" he
asked in horri6ed tones.
NO" she said blushing.
Don't do that again." he urged, appre-
hensively.
mo, Henry"
They settled back into their seats, but
he was plainly uneasy.
"Itell You what it is Martha" he said
at length, 'these people here won't stand
another Of those laughs. If you want to
roar again like that you must wait till we
get home and then go out behind the
barn"
The Rest Is silence.
Judge.
What makes it rain, papa?"
TO make the vegetables grow, my child,
and the nice fruit you like so much"
"Well, then, what papa makesit rain on
the bouleyards?"
Despair of papa
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| B., Z. & G.. RAILROAD.
BallAire and ZanesYillethrough passenger train
Ives BellRlre 1t $50 ~ M, Arrives at Bellaire at
p. IN.
lOCdsield passenger train leaves Bellsire at
p. m, arrives At BellAlre al $40 a. M.
| mmerteld Accommodation leaves Bellair a.
~ M, arrives at Bellairs at l0:45 q. N.
trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
AtSme from Bellairo.
NERLRG AND ELa GROVE &. 4.
cad AFTER Monday, October 81, lSS7, Trains
o~5tAGheeling and Kin Grove &. r. will run a.
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Ctnoinnati.

CINCINNATI, o February 23.-Cottou-
Steady. Flour-Quiet. Wheat-Stcady;
No. 2 red SEC; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 500 bushels. C~orn-Steady;
No. 2 mixed 52c. OIts-Steaty; No. 9
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NHIo RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking effect DECEMBER Is, 1857,
Passenger trains will mn ~ followh Central
Time:
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
WILL MEYER GIVE UP
The BURLINGTON DETERMINED.
The ofhci@ls Say There Nfii be Com
pronise-An ihs Company Wants
is 20 be Let Aiope-Aid Prom
JaehsOn - Depss's
Opintou

CHICAGO, Apnl 2.--The report today that
the Burlington road had decided 10 COM
promise with iis striking employees wss a
canard. It's officials say tonight that the
United Press may announce. once for ali.
that no compromise will take place, even
If the present condition of affairs last until
do0msday. The places oi all The strikers
are filled, the officials say. and all the road
Is asking now is 10 De allowed 30 carry on
It's business without molesiati0n.
The Rock Island Road has positive
ly refused ID handle Burlington
cars. and the latter road will bring the
mstter into court. probably tomorrow.
The men on the Michigan Cenlrsl have
been given nntil tomorrow morning 10 de-
eide whether or not they will handle Bur
lington cars. The officials Of the road have
decided that these cars must and shGil be
handled. and II the men refuse they viii be
discharged and a new force of men pat on.
There have been no new developments to-
night. The strikers bsys held meetings.
the result Of which will probably appear
tomorrow.
In the Northwestern yards this morning
q Fort Wsyne engine, manned by Master
Mechanic Ormsby As engineer and a wiper
from the Fort Wayne shops rs fireman.
hauled q Pullman car 10 the North western
yards. Upon their arrival lot Of North
western switchmen threw 0rmsby and bis
helper off. and. after snbjecling them 10 con-
siderable ill-treatment. drove ttem ont OF
the Yards. The engine HOW stands dead
in the North western yards.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
|, N, MAYOR
And You Can Bet on
it Sure.
The Result of Yesterdays
City Election
|. M. Weston Elected After a
Hard Fight.
The Telegram Herald's :"
Prophecy Fulfilled.
Tozer Gets There With a Big
Majority.
A Lighter Prohibition Vote
Than Last Year.
A Lighter Prohibition Vote
Than Last Year.
Charley Wilson is Reelected Marshal
by a Sweeping Majority, While
Rupprecht and Shattuek
Get There With Ease
The Ward Ticket.

There is always lull before the storm.
II was very quiet before election, very little
stir being made before the can dsdates were
nominated. Saturday saw considerable
hustling and the usual quiet of the Sabbath
was disturbed by the anxious candi-
dates and numerous wire pullers. Yes
terdsy more interest was manifested
than hes ever been seen at a local election
here. 1t was a hard fought battle between
the Fusionists and Republicans. the Pro-
hibit.onists polling fewer votes than last
year. The vote on Mayor was very close,
20 close that il WAS o late hour before every
body was satisfied that l. NJ. Weston was
elected over the hardest running man on
the Republican ticket.
The prophecy made by the TELEenAM-
HERALD was fulfilled, Is il always is all the
Fusionists on the city Ticket except the
Director Of the Poor being elected. Joseph
Rupprecht was reelected 10 this Office. es
this paper said he would be.
The polling places in the different wards
were throDged all day. and considerable
betting was done at some OF them.
A few women were noticed at the Fourth
ward and some of the other polls worSinR
in the interest of the Prohibition ticket.
The Court House loan was largely voted
upon, and received a majority in its favor
10 the city of S.037.
The vote in full on city officers is given
in the following table: