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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
TAKEN UP HIGHER.
The Telephone cases Are Removed to the
FEDERAL Court

The Telephone cases Are Removed to the
FEDERAL Court
Yesterday was the day set for the hear
Jog Of the damage suit for $500, brought
by George Arkle against the Telephone
Company. Before anything was done,
however, the defense msde an unexpected
move in producing orders from Judge
Jackson. Of the United States CIR
cult Court, ordering the removal
of the $500 suit and Nos. . to
4. inclusive, Of the suits for s. damages
for each day the Telephone Company re-
frses TO answer calls by the old system, to
the Federal Court. The orders Of Judge
Jsckson recited that the Telephone Com
pany was a Pennsylvania corporation, and
iha' proper tond had been given, and for
bade Justice Davis from taking any further
proceedings in the matter.
Not a bit discnursgsd, Mr.. Arkle yester-
dsy filed suit No sgainst ihs Telephone
Company, making another claim for S5
damages.
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INDUSTRIAL DOINGS.
Nails AdvsUcSd-The State of Trade
Other Interesting Information.

Nails AdvaUcsd-rhe State OF Trade
Other Interesting Information.
The Sunday REGISTER contained an iu-
terview with President SpsuldiDg K. Wal
lace, Of the Jefferson Iron Works at Steu-
benville, in which he said that if they had
any nails TO cell the price would be 81 so
per keg at card rate Of 81 35. Yesterday
the mills which control the local trade
here notified their customers that they had
advanced the price to a 81 35 card, which
will doubtless remain until steel comes
down off the perch. Bat as that isn't
likely 10 happen TO any noticeable
extent it is probable that nails will remain
at 81 35. 1t wss Tumored some time
since that the nailers were talking of going
out for an advance in wages unle,s the
price of nails advanced, which would
naturally give them an advance. The
present. increase in the selling price, while
not understood to be general, will doubt
less advance the nailers a cent per keg. 1t
is also very likely that the advance in
price will become general ard stay there
for some time to come. OF course, as
there is no nail association row, those
mills who have nails on hand, made before
the price Of steel went up. may continue
10 sell at lower figure until the stock on
hand is exhausted.
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HE Has NOT FLED.

LouIsana's Treasurer win Confront HIS
Accusers
LONDON, October Nh Z A. Burke,
ex-Treasurer Of Louisaus, who sailed from
Liverpool for New York on the steamer
Teutonic, but disembirked upon the or
rival Of the steamer at Queenstown ard
returned TO London, says that when he
arrived ut Queenstown he found
awaiting him there number OF tele-
grams from Mr. Mathew Robins, his
London agent, insisting that he return to
atterd TO negotiations relating TO his Cen
trail American and other properties. Mr.
Burke says he has not had a single CON-
munication from the State officials Of
Louisiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
The candy Poisoner Arre.ted.

ST JOHN, n. B., October THE pO-
lice have arrested William Macdonald on
suspicion of having mailed the boxes of
strychnine-iosed candy which prominent
Protestant clergymen received and which
caused Mrs. Macrae's horrible death He
is clerk with T. B Barker & SOn0,
Wholesale druggists, and is believed to be
insane MacDOnald's father died in
Montreal a year sgo. and the son lost mis-
reason and was confined in lunatic asy-
lum for six months. He was discharged
as cured last April.
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QUARTER OF A MILLION.
4 Big Fire In Oliver BROS. MIL at Pits

= Big Fire In oliver bros. MIL at Pits
burg.
PTTsBURG, October Shortly after
six O'Clock tonight a FIRE broke out in The
.hree story brick baildiDg attached to
Oliver Bros. Tenth street mill, on the
South Side. The fire spread rapidly and
in a short time the machine, blacksmith
and car shops and ofics were destroyed.
The fire started in the engine
room aud burned before it was discovered
the governor strap on the large engine.
The engine operating the fans ran at light
ming speed, and ne employees could rot go
near it, and the fire gained considerable
headway before the fremeu arrived. Toe
loss will reach $4,000, fully covered by
insurance in q number of Eastern and for
eigu compaiias. The 6rm will rebuild at
onpR
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FnnIkner May be Free.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, October 7.-When
defendants counsel had finished HE argu
ment in the Faulkner case, q stay OF pro
ceediugs WAS granted, pending the
continuance of the case at the next
term of Court, which falls upon
Noveuher 90, and Faulkner WAS
reou rtd 10 give 81 600 bail. Three gen.
tlemen were ready to night to 60 on Faux
ner's ba, d, bat it will re necessary for
them to go before the Commissioners at
RufalO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

LONDON, October An election held
at Peterborough today to ill the parlia-
mentsry seat made vacant by the death Of
the Hon. Wm. J. w. Fiizwilliam. The
polling resulted IN the return OF Mr.. Nor
ton. the Glads,oBian candidate. who
who polled ,s92 yotes, against ] 6i2 cast
for Mr. Barns, the Unionist nominee. A.
the last election Mr.. Fitzwiiliam, who
stood as Liberal Uuionisi, received 1.7sO
votes, and Mr. Greenwood, the Home Rule
caniidnte. .A9l.
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ABOUT READY.
rhs GubsrnatoriaI Commisslon Report
Soon to DO Sent out.

rhs Gubernatorial COmmission Report
Soon to DO Sent Out.
Stenographer A. L. RheiusirOm, the
official reporter of the Glbsrnatorial Con-
test Commission, has about completed the
work of transcribing his notes OF the evi-
denes taken at the various sessions Of the
Commission, as to the disputed votes in
the several counties where the result wac
questioned by one or the other Of the can
didates for Governor. Within a very few
dsvs Mr. RaeiDstrom will transmit bis re-
mort 10 Chairman Kee, Of the
Commission, aud that gentleman
will call the Commission together
to ueffect the reports to be transmitted 10
the Legislature, ard will notify Governor
wilson when such reports will be ready.
The typewriter transcription OF NJ
Rbsiustrom's notes, which only embraces
snch Of the evidence taken as related to
votes upon which the members OF the Com
mission could not agree, will oil snont
two hundred legal cap pages. From TINS
conv the Democratic and Republlcin mem
hers of the Commission will make up a
uo;oritv and minority report, each Of
wbicb will be sent to the Legislature.
Tnst when the Commission will meet IS
ro, known at present, but it will not be
mill after the 12ih inst, ss some OF the
;rd;vidual members Of the bo0y will be
occnnied ,acr with bssiness matters up to
obont the date given An instance is af-
orSsd in General sprigg, Of Hardy, who
has important legal business in hrs Court
demanding his tsniion.
II il rumored the Commission will hold
ts final session here in Wheeling, but this,
! of course. is not definitely known.
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A Onuntr seat War Faded.

Topeka, KAs,, October The State
Court has handed down an oPln'
ion in the famous Gray county contest be-
tween the towns CimarrOn and IDgAlls for
tbe nernsuent county seat. The decision
declaring in favor of ingalls, is written 0y
Jud0e Valentine. and Is sustained by ell
the Judges excep. Chief Justice horioo'
who hands down voluminous opinloH
dissenting from the decision Of the mfJoi-
ity Of the COurt
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rHE vEsUvIUs' BIG guns.

another Test Repeats the success
Achieved a. tbs Previous Trial.
PHuApELHHIA, October To mase
assurance doubly sure the guus of the We
sayius were tried again to-day. Theie
was O repetition Of the favorable results Of
ve,,er5sv. Twelve f1esn-iuch plugs,
rsurssannug 10 weight the shell hat IL to
contain 200 pounds OF explosive gelatine,
were frsd up the river TO the eastward OF
psny'. Island. The valves controlled the
arr pressure 20 perfectly "a to leave 70 fur
rrsr donb. az TO the ability Of the gun
company 20 satisfy the remaining proyls
IONS of the contract, ard 1t is expected
that the cficsal and final test will be made
next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
TWO NEW SENATORS.

4 Contest for the Honor Among South
DakOtans.
MINHEAPOIIs.O October THE Tribune
special says: At noon on Tuesday, Oclo-
Der 10, the first Legislature Of South
Dakota will assemble at Pierre.
The first business will be the elec.
tion OF two United States Senators.
The candidates are Judge Gideon G.
Moody, of DeadwoOd; Hon. r T. Petit
grew, of Sioux Falls; Judge a. ]. Edger.
Ton, Of Mitchell, and AlOnzO Wardell, Of
Mill Bank. Pettigrew and Moody seem
TO have the inside track,
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4 FIoater From Johnstown

Special telegram to The Register.
PABKERsBURG, October THE Ohio
river washed ashore to-day, near Bosz,
this county, the body of an unknown man
about so years of age, with sandy gray
hair and mousiache Of same color. An in
anest was held by Justice Butcher, ano
ths Jury returned q verdict Of death by
drowning. The body had evidently been
in the water for a very long time weighted
down with sand. a little money was
found in the pockets aud some keys. He
wore the clothes of a mechanic. The be-
lief is that he was JohDstown victim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

MIR. Bell said to Have Determined on An
other America Cup Challenge.
GLASGOW, October . james Bell, one
OF the members of the syndicate who owned
the Thistle, has bought out his associates
and it is reported, intends to fit her with
centreboard. He will then issue chal-
lenge on the old terms, for the America
Cap, which, under the Circumstances IN"
New York Club Will not be able TO refuse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
ON TWO CONTINENTS.
THB PuRIES OF THE STORM At THEIR
DESTRUCTIVE WORK.
The British Isles Swept By Terrible Gale-Hsayy
Loss Of Liis-lmsrcss Share Of .hs
Blizart-kany Wrecks On
The Lakes.

LONDON, October "A terrible gale
prevails to-day throughou. Great Britain
and Ireland. It is particularly severe
along the river Mersey. Much damage
has been done in Lancashire and Ireland.
The gale is blowing with tremendous force
in the Irish channel. A large number OF
shipwrecks have been reported. The tele-
graph wires in many places have been
blown down by the gale The British
spp Prince Louis, Captain PSge, from
Quebec, August 81, has been driven ashore
in the Mersey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
RIOTERS DEFENSE.
The Navassa Bosses Treated Them With
Inhuman Cruelty,

Inhumsn Cruelty.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October The
State Department is in receipt of partial
report by W. G. Allen, U. S. Consul to
Kingston, Va, Of the recent riot at Ma
vassa. 1t sgrees with the press accounts
already Published, and has in addition a
letter from Mr.. Henson, the spiritual ad-
visor of the lsborers, giving their version
of the trouble.
The letter is dated NAvasss, and ia
signed By 1856 laborers. They declare that
they were underfed and abused. They re-
fused to work ard the bosses made an as
sault on them, shooting four. They de,
Tended themselves, and ia the fight two OF
the bosses were fatally injured. They ask
for foil investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
RRoTHERHoOp PLAN.

>o PLAYER VIII sign Contract Under the
sales system.
PrrsHrBG, O,tober lit was learned
iron an entirely trustworthy source yes
ts-dly ttat The Players Brotherhood bad
q yissd new scheme 70 bring about The
abolition Of the classification and sales
measures. The plsn is that no other than
the absolute refusal of every player oWing
slfegienca TO il refusing to sign contract
ta plsv next year until both are done away
with This idea has been in contenpla
tiop since the return Of The President Of
he Players' Brotherhood, John NJ. Ward.
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Apo,h,r House burned at Charie.ton.

Sufric. T.fTCn 70 ne htsiNtr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October IA
tw, et.ry dwelling owned by Sam Moore
wss destroyed by FIRE this morning. The
occuplnt. Tom Bryant, lest all Of his
household effects. amounting to ) 90. With
n1 Insurance. Tne house was valued at
81 OOo. and was partially insured. The
origin Of the DANES is a mystery.
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Il image for the Lakes.

CHICAGO October IA local paper
says: The bip yards Of the great lake.
will be busy the coming winter Thirty
FIVE boats, Of N aggregate tonnage Of 81
800 and cost o. q 653. 800 are now under
contract TO be built, snd The list will prob
ably be increased by half dozen other
crafts before snow fes.
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BROrGHT BACK NJ BOODLE.


s,.t of tho stolen Louisiana Houda
Recovered
EEN OELEANs, O,.obcr The grand
I o-g to-day made report to ths Criminal
COM. to taa sGsc. that the followins miss
ns eor't taoFn ss the Constitutional
bonds l.se Been recovered and have been
turned over TO Che Attorney General Of The
STATE. .1v.c Two hundred and ffty-two
$1,000 bonds Nos 2l9 TO 50O-S252, COO;
1oods No- 81 90 80 and Nos 76
to a.N ari Ncs 3s 20 2O0-fl6 eco; 30 s.
bonds N.s Isl to 20o-$200 Total
au01n. recovered SS-3 400.
Attorney General Rogers states that OF
tle s'cla Constitutional bonds there are
su.l one ite iol'owirg Ooe 81 COO bond
SD 1922 $1,000, i9 $1,000 honds Nos POI
o2i- i-cuvva- sac GOO; i0 $50 hords,
NHs 3f t1 1870 600 Total Colsti,u-
-oral nlads uncovered $50 Ol0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

At Wsahirg Washington II, Boston
fO. errors, Washington 3, Boston 4. Phc1-
arr. Ha7d0ck and Daley.
At lum1re-Baltmore 3. Brooklyn .
errors. Baltimore T. Pitchers, Foreman
and Terry
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati 9, Louisville
3. errors. Cincinnati 4. Louisville 3
p.tclerz. Muliaue and Ewing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
CABLE COMBINATIONS.

Joles Dupre, me Frerch painter, is
dead.
A slight shock OF earthquake was itlt in
England yesterday.
Geo'l L.brun is dead. lie became fam
ous durirg the Franco-Prussisn war Of
1870
The Greek Metropolitan Michael de-
clipes to interfere in the annuiment of 'he
divorce of ex-Kirg Milan and HQneen
Natalie. The ex.Q 1ten therefore pstiliors
PmlS ment for an annullinent Of the De
cree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

Two uari C,-,c- CharScd with the Niur-
der oi Jacob Nkirc.
MANNlSaIoS, W. Va. October &c
P. Mcora. of this coanty, one OF the consta-
b.es tor Manuicg.on district made an i'm
1orantorr,st yesterday. IoJuly iastJac b
% Akire was brutally murdered in Lewis
county. a1d Percy B Smith and Herschel
prnre. Of Brlx ION county, have been miss
inr ever since. eludinz an attempts TO ar
rest them until today, when toey were
esotrrsd aui taken 90 Weston. The pu7.
oners sre a hard l1oEirg PAIR.
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The state Line Railroad

Mr.. PAUL, who has been taking an &C.
tive interest in the proposed State Line
railroad, gave us a call one day recently.
The prof sct is by no means of i's feet, bui
in very live condition, negotiations with
the parties who are expected to construct
the road being suspended until the sur.
veys are entirely completed and mapped
so that these parties can satisfactorily con-
slider and ascertain from the engineers
report all about the business. Arrange
ments were lately ia progress 10 complete
The survey Of the route by way Of Buifilo
Creek, aud We may expect soon tn heal
further on the subjs - WelsJurg Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

NEW YORK, October Arthur Wal
lack. the son of thu late LESTER Wallack,
was marrisd on September 90 10 Miss Jessie
Churchill. the daughter Of Edward 5.
C0uIcail. Of S63 Filth avenue. The cere-
mony was performed a. Mr. Churehiils
cot,sge. 81 Like Mahop2c. Oaly the i'm
"a dis.e friends Of the bride were present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

PARIS, October lit is officially an
nounced that the new Chamber Of Depu-
ties will be composed of 362 Republicans
and 205 members of the Opposition. The
Republicans comprise 236 ModeratCs and
1876 Radicals. The opposition consists Of
100 Ro7alists, So Bonspartists and A.
Boulapgsts
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Up ANorHxR NOTCH.

Res.emer Pig Passes $50, and Products
are i'm sympathy.
PursBURa, October 7.-Bsssemer pig
and articles ofstael manufacture still CON
isue 10 advance. Pig is selling ct
$50 OO,22 p. and sales we're reported
10 dsv at the lest named figure
Even at that the price is sun,
aud buyers and sellers agree that 1t VIII
occasion no surprise if a further advance
Isl is sustaiucd 10 the next two or three
DAYS. Structural material, rails snd other
products are advancing in sympathy with
basic materials.
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PROHIBITION LAID OUT.

An Overwhelming D,feat for the Cold
water Men.
HARTFORD. Conn, October Z. 7.-Returns
from towns that cast more than twO-thiIds
Of the State vote last year, show that the
vote on the prObibitOry amendment is
about 3 to l against it. These towns alone
gave al aggregate majority of 10000
against the amendment. Only ten towns
30 far reported gave it q majorety. Ia the
principal cities the vote was, Hartford,
l,O1O yes, 3,2O3 no; New Haven, 16l3
yes, 66S1 10; Bridgeport 62O yes, 1888
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onaen Natalie Lo,ing Favor.

LONDON, October Queen Nstane
SEEMS TO be losing something Of her popu'
larity in Belgrade, owing to her absolute
reiussl 10 listen 70 any proposals OF the
Regents looking to Gu amicable settlement
of the questions raised by her arrival at
the Servisn capital.
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nemnornta Make GnIns.

WATERBURY, Conn, October THE
Democrats made clean sweep today by
eleotipg two Selectmen and the Town
Clerk. Charles r. Baldwin, Democrat,
wss elected Mayor bv 425 majority. me
Council will stand 10 Republicans and IL
Democrats; Aldermen, 5 Republicans and
3 Democrats.
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TIE END AT HAND.

Only a Few More Days of Life for Admiral
Porter.
NEWPORT, r. L, October Admiral
Porter has been dangerously i'll at James
town for two weeks, but his family have
tried 10 conceal the fact, which has finally
leaked out, yet they are still inclined TO
keep quiet His health has been very
delicate all summer, and it is without
doubt his last illness, the end OF which Is
..n,- nl hand
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Hard Year IN Aeronauts.

INDIANAPOLIS. OstObsr7.-At MI. YER
non to-day George T. Rice, the aerOnau''
with Wallace's circus, made an ascension.
As he descended over the river he became
tangled in the ropes, was dragged thTouEu
the water and drowned. This was KIce
hundredth ascension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
FeIltoHer Death,

Special Telegram TO The Register
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, October T.
Mrs. Lizzie Bohl met with fatal accident
at her home near Marietta, by falling
down the stairway and breaking her necS.
She was the sister of W. II. Theis, oi
parkarshurO
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The Railroad Responsiple.

CANAJoHARIE, n. Y, October 7.-1De
Jury which has been investigating the ac'
cident on the New York Central and huu-
son River railroad, near Palatin BTiogS'
has rendered verdict censuring the Isll.
rosd company for negligence IN runhlns Illl
the sections of their trains so close togeine'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
The central Nail Company.

Mtssrs. Joseph Bell, A. W. Campbell, J..
n. Vance, S X. Wallace and W. L. Gless-
ner, incorporatOrs of the Central Nail
Company, have given notice that stock
holders meeting will be held at the Office
of the Benwood Iron Works Monday, Oct
81, at o'clock p m, 10 elect a Board OF
Directors and transact such other business
as msy come up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08

CHICAGO. Oe,ober Attorney Browne
tls morning renewed before Jui2e Baker
bis petition i1r % writ of habeas corpus for
h.s rl ems. Fm1i Woodruff judge Baker
granted i1e vr.-, retur1ahle $50 10 o'cl0cs
Nef.ui2y morning. Mr.. Bsowue'
grounds .or asking The writ are that the
sa'caiary time within which his client
y e-.l-.I La Lria- has p Lss. Q.
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Tho aIencoe on E1cltemsnt.

Special Correspondence Of the Register
GLENCOE, O., October THE oil ex'
citement has arisen to high pitch. The
Orr well or Standard No WAS drilled in
Saturday night and let stand until Mon
day. She now has ! 600 feet OF oll IN the
hole without any salt water This one
ia estimated at thirty barrels without any
further drilling. 1t is supposed 10 oe an
100 barrel when drilled four feet farther
and shot. The Shtt we'll is doing twenty
barrels per day. More wells Will be
lncated Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
Penslnns for west vlrgInIans.

Special Telegram to the KegisteF.
WASHINGTON, October Pensions
have bsen granted to the following West
virginians: Original Invalid-JOhn Nc
Williams, Gilbert W. Lewis, Elan lcer
Milton 0 vens, Harrison o borne, Frederick
Snyder, Allen Mulline, Edward .. HAD
dox. Increase Russell, Philip
GoG. Jasper G. Pickering. Original
Widows, Etc, (Reissuel - Virginia,
mother of Francis NJ. Cobb, Elizabeth,
widow of Wm. H. Calvert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
Lirsrpool JACK Sentenced.

NEW YORK, October John Fi'zpat-
rick, better known as Liverpool JACK
was this morning sentenced to nine yea's
in the State prison by Judge Cowing' u
Part /, Central Sessions Court, for abduc'-
ipg men 10 work IN Yucatan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
Rnnlanrsr sllnks Away.

LONDON, October Gen. Bonhrger,
accompanied by his secretary aud female
companion, started secretly to-nigh. for
the Isle Of jersey. Rooms have been en-
gseed for the party at hotel. The Gen
erals horses we're sent ahead yesterday.
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Tho Glass Packers Strike.

A well known glass packer said last
evening that the strike has not been nor
is it likely to be declared OF. Mr.. John
L. Frank says he nevsr made any such
statement to any o1e and that nc meeting
of the glaes packers has heen held in the
last few days TO consider the matter.
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Mrs. Bnrnett serlou.Iy m.

LONDON, October MIR. Fmrcis
Hodgson Burnett, the au;horcss, in eeIi-
ously i'll at her resderce in East Grin
stead. Sha is sUil ring from shock
caused By the oyerturnipg Of her pony car
rivge while riding yesterday. The rap
was mashed.
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N.n L.r-.r ola.. n.ower,. ,ulk..

newark " J OaObsr AT noon
to-day tfy glass blowers In the Ellison
factory at Harrison. struck on account OF
a proposed reduction of wages. SupeIin-
tenteui Upton. who isin Europe sent word
Co Assistant Superintendent Holyer 20 cut
wages about 10 per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-08
A BArbed Wire Trust.

CHICAGO, October An altemp. is be-
ing made, it is reported here tonight, 10
form bsrb.wire trust. The latest OF a
series Of secret meetings supposedly 70 that
end, was held this afternoon at the Leland
/ Hotei