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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-14
ALL LABOR UNITED.
A GRAND ALLIANCE OF THE VARIOUS
ORGANIZATIONS.
An ImpOrtan! Meeting to be Held in Philadelphia
To-Day-CO-Opsration Between the K. OIL.
and Other Associations 10
bs Secured.

PITTsBURG, October 13 3-Secretary Mar
tin, Of the Amslgamated Association left
last night for Philadelphia TO attend ore
OF the most important meetings that has
taken place in this country for years.
The meeting is called for at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning and will likely take place
in K. & L. headquarters at which time
representatives frOm the K OF L, the
American Federation of Labor, the Broth
erhOOd of Locomotive Eogineers and Fire
men, the Brotherhood of Brakemen and OF
all other national organizations will be
present. The representatives who will be in
attendance are the national officers Of the
various organic atoms, and the action then
taken in reference to the subjects that will
come before them will affect every trades
union in the country. TIE meeting itself
is called the executive conncil OF the exec
utive officers of all national labor org nj
cations, and is the first of the kind that
has ever been called for in this country
1t is well known that on many occasions
fight between two organizations meant
victory for the employers. The Reading
Railroad strike is an example. Before the
strike the K. of l. owned every man on
the road and no sooner had the employees
made their demands OF the company and
struck to have their demands enforced
than the places of the strikers were filed
with Brotherhood men and the strike was
lost. Again when Chief Arthur ordered a
strike on the O., B. & Q. road, which WAS
then employing only Brotherhood men,
the Knights and others stepped in and
took the places Of the strikers, and in turn
Chief ArthuI's men were defeated.
To obviate anything of this kind in the
future, President GOmpers and Master
Workman POwderly put their heads to-
gether and determined to formulate plan
whereby 10 chebes of this kind should &C
cur. Not long sgO secret call for the Ex
ecutive Council session was Issued, and 1t
is in response TO this that the National Of
fcers will meet in Philadelphia. 1t is
understood that the first thing in order af
ter the meeting gets down to work will be
the subject OF strikes While this is under
consideration plans will be drawn up by a
committee appointed to lay down laws
whereby the rights Of each organization
will be respected.
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MORMON NUNIBRRs.

The apostles Il am a Large Increase In
aismb srship.
SALT LAKE. October 13 The Mormon
Conference, which has just adjourned, was
largely attended. The quorum Of twelve
apostles was increased by adding NJ. W.
Morrill,, Antony II Lund, aud Abraham
Cannon. The Church, the apostles de-
clare. is in g 1ourishiDg condition. II bss
fifteen apostles, seventy patriarchs, 3,77S
oigh priests, IL sos elders, , 069 priests,
o 292 teachers, II, ,6lO dsaeons, 81 ss9 fam
iies. 1895 officers and members, and
40 3O2 children uuder years old-a total
Mormon population 151, GIL The Bishop
impressed upon the Conference the neces-
-i.y ofobeying all the commandments Of
God. ana the obedience to the priesthood
10 an things, spiritual and temporal.
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TABERNACLE" IN RUINS.
DIR, Talmsge's Magnificent Church De-
stroyed by fire.

NEW YORK, 0ctOber 13.-The famous
Tabernacle of which Rev. 7. DsWitt Tai
mage is pastor, was to-day, for the second
lime in its history, totally destroyed by
fire. At 2:15 o'clock this morning a
policeman discovered flames issuing from
the small windows over the main en-
trance, and rushing to the nearest signal
box, sent in an alarm. The firemen found
the fire had assumed large prop ortiOns
aud additional alarms, calling all avail
able apparatus, we're at once sent in. II
became evident that the edifice was
doomed to destruction.
1t burned like a tindeT box, and the fire.
men, despsiring Of saving it, directed their
Efforts to the adjoining property. Many
of the occupants of the neighbOriDg dwell
ipgs we're already awake and the police
proceeded to arouse those who were sleep
ing. TIE three-siory frame structure, No.
353 Schermerhorn street, adj dining the
church on the east, was the first to take
fire, and No. 355, a similar structure, fol-
loved. No. 357 was also damaged 90
the vast side of the church the flames ex-
tended to two brick dwellings, and on the
OppOsite side, . row of three story brick
dwellings, Nos. 335 to 34S suffered from
the intense heat. Window glass was
broken and woodwork ecorched. Fortu-
nstely there was 10 loss Of life or
limbs. DR.. Talmage was on
the scene coon after the fire alarm and
did not leave until he had seen the edifice
which had been his pride, laid in ashes.
Their he returned sorrOwfully home. All
day to-day crowds visited the spot and
gazsd upon the ruins. No services were
held to-day. EdisOn's men were in the
church building until $50 p. M. yesterday
arranging new electric plant, and it Is
Thought that during the thunder shower
which prevailed during the night lightning
mad been carrie into the building by the
wires. The loss on the church building,
including the organ, which was one of the
finest in the country, is $17O, 600. 1t is
said to be covered By insurance.
TALMAGE APPEALS FOR HELP.
The trustees we're in session at the
houee of DR.. Talmsge tonight aud stated
the insurance amounted to 1929 45O. The
building originally cost SllS 600, to which
Improvements costing $s5 600 have been
added. The organ cost $4,000; church
foTniture, $26, 500; new carpets, etc
IS 500. Dr.. Talmage has Issued
an appeal to the public for help,
saying that the church has never confined
its work TO its own locality. The church
he says, has never been large enough for
the people who came, and he wants $780,
600 besides the Insurance. to build larger
aud more suitable structure.
The fire forces DR.. Talmage to postpone
= trip to the Holy Land. Services will be
held hereafter in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music.
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cons SUCCESSOR.

Amos j Cummings Selected to Run for
the Vacant Seat.
NEW YORK, October 13-Many are the
copiecturea that have been made regarding
The identity Of the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Ninth District to succeed
ne late S. Cox, and all guesses are said
to have fallen wide Of the mark. The man
who will carry the banner of the Democra-
cy IN this contest has been determined
upon, aud is said to be 40 other thAn Amos
y. Cummings. TammaOy Hall will hold
i.s convention next Thursday, and will be
ne first 20 put MN in the 6eld, according
To- the best adyices. The counties, it Is
serted, canno, fail to indorse MT. Cum
rings nomination a. their convention 10
be- held the following Monday, for he rep
resented them in Congress from the Sixth
District during he last term.
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A New Discovery.

You have beard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself
be one OF the many who know from per-
sonsl experience just how good thing it
IL II you have ever tried II, you are enc
Of ~ staunch frieud-, bscsu,e the ~order-
fnl thing about it Is, ths, wheD once given
trial, Dr.. Kings New D scovery ever
f er holds place l. The bouse. II Jon
hsve never us,d It end shonld b. afh cieh
Fi,h a cough, cold or aty Throsi, Lung or
Coest trouble, secure bottle st onee and
give it . fsir trial Il il guaranteed every
lime, or money refunded. Trial Bottles
Free at Logan & Co.'s Drug store.
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Fxned,t,on m Africa.

AMAERsT, MASS October Is Prof
Todd, who is in charge of the Government
expedition to Africa, finds that some OF
the necessary Instruments srs still unnn-
isbed, which will delsy the expedition
until Wednesday, Should they no. De
resdy by that day the machines will De
taken along 70 finish them during me
voyage Prof Todd may return to Am
herst for short time before sailing. be-
fore leaving New York he will give re-
ception on the Pensacola.
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OHIO AND VIRGINIA.
REMARKABLE POLITICAL FIGHTS IN
PROGRESS.
Democrats Jublanl Over the Expose Of the Contract
Forgery - The Administration AgaIns!
Foraker Campaign against Mahors-
Only Doodle Will Save BIN.

WASHINGTON, October 13 The Ohio
Democrats at present in Washington are
in a great state of glee over Hslstead's re-
traction of the ballot-box scheme concoct-
ed or the ipjury of James A Campbell,
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
The Ohioaps, irrespective Of party, declare
that this is the last straw to break the For
aker back. More thsn that, the charge Is
made here that Halstead knew, when be
published the alleged lithograph OF con-
tract to which the signature of Mr.. Camp
bell was said 10 be attached, that it was
bogus, and that it was Published for the
purpose of bringing g up an awfnl after clap
10 do up Foraker.
THE ADMINISTRATION AGAINST FoRAKER.
There is no doubt that the administra-
tion Republicans are .wn on Foraker,
and are sincerely an xious for bis defeat.
They are urging that Foraker be traded
oti for votes for Republican candidates for
the legislature in order to secure Re-
publican Senator tO succeed Mr.. PAYNE.
Herein the anti Foraker Republicans CLASH.
John Sherman doesn't want Republican
colleague in the Senate. He wants TO be
the sole leader of the Republican party In
his State, and even If tame colleague,
sho would be as subservient TO him as
Platt was TO ConkliDg, should be chosen,
ne would not feel altogether satisfied. The
administration wants the defeat Of Foraker
and the election of Republican. Sher-
man is really anxious for Democratic
victory all around.
CAMPBELL's COMING VICTORY.
The retraction Of the calumny that was
manufactured TO kill Mr. Campbell is held
by we'll posted Republican politicians to
mean yindication Of that gentleman by
the people nothing short of a triumphant
election as Governor. IL is conceded by
all parties that Campbell managed the
matter with great adrOitDess, and got all
the benefit out of the falsehood that WAS
possible. The belief is very general that
the Republican leaders knew that the
matter from beginning 10 end was fake
that would be exposed before the ending
of the campaign. Halstead's al CT sur
render is all that the Democrats require,
and comes fully up to the expectation OF
the Repubican bosses who would be seen to
he in conspiracy to do up Foraker The
Ohio Republicans are feeling very core
over the matter, and, ss said before, the
Democrats from that State are very JOY
ful
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TRADES ASSEMBLY.
Business Disposed of at Yesterday
Meeting


Business Disposed of at Yesterdays
Meeting.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and labor Assem-
bly, was held yesterday afternoon at
Trades Assembly Hall, on Market street,
and there was good attendance Of dele
gates. President Parrish occupied his
chair aud Secretary Salisbury WAS in his
place.
The first business that came up under
the head of strikes was in reference TO
some trouble between a contracting firm
and their carpenters. 1t seems that there
ID a rule in The Carpenters Union that no
planning mill in which union carpenters
are employed will he allowed to
sell lumber to ron-uDion carpen-
ters, aud the aforesaid firm had
sold 10 two carpenters, who are on the
blacklist. As soDn rs the employees dis
covered this they went out on strike
against the firms action. A conference
was soon bad, however, and ths matter
smicsbly adjusted and the men will 90 to
work this morniug.
The Marvin boycott was the next mat
ter that came up, and several delegates re-
ported that many union men have con-
tinued to purchase the goods msnufactur-
ed by branches of the establishment. 1t
was also stated that some Of the delegates
in the Assembly have been purchasing
the bread right along.
This created quite a stir in the Assembly
and the demand was made that the persons
who made such statements come out with
the names Of the parties they referred to,
but of course they refused. The delegates
were then instructed to report all such
cases coming under their kDoNledge.
Tne committee appointed TO take the
Milwaukee peer boycott in hand reported
that they had succeeded very we'll in shut
ting out the sale of the beer, although
there we're few saloO g who sell 1t by the
bottle, and the committee was Instructed
to wait upon these retailers.
The Committee on Flag stated that the
article had not yet arrived and they would
have 10 delay its presentation TO Plumbers'
Union until the next meeting
A resolution was offered and adopted to
hold an eight-hour movement meeting In
Wheeling on Thanksgiving night, and q
committee Of five members was appointed
to correspond With prominent speakers and
endeavor to stcuIe their attendance upon
that occasion. Among those whom the
committee will attempt to secure are P j
Mcclure, Samuel Gompsrs, John Mcbride
VIM. J. Smith and others, the idea being
to get one or more OF these gentlemen to
come here and make addresses.
Nothing more of special importance was
done and the Assembly adjourned.
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IN THE OIL FIELD.

Important Developments Going On at ray-
lorstOwn,
TAYLoRsroWN, October 1S-The No. 3
@ flee wen, az Cofee's Crossing, is in the
sand aad showing up for O thirty-barrel
well. The small piece OF property adjoin-
ipg the Coffee farm has one well on 1t max
ing twenty barrels psr day. There was
uot much sand. Murphy Bro g White
we'll No. /. Is being drilled TO the fourth
and. and may possibly he drilled to the
itb sand Carson Heirs NJ Is com'
ol,ted. and good for sixty barrels. No. z,
on the same lease, IL getting ready to start
up Wilers White No. 8, dropped the
drilling tools this mornidg, also the fishing
tools.
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eUEssEs on THE RESULT.
How the Clubs VIII stand in Certain Con
tfuRencleg

How the clubs VIII stand in Certain Con
tingenoles.
COLUMBUS, o, October 13.-The series
Of three games, beginning to-day, with the
Brooklyn Club, closes the base ball season
here, and as Columbus is playing great
ball now a lively interest is felt in the re-
suit Of the three games, and bets are freely
offered that the Baby Club will win two
out of the three. Jimmie Williams, ex-
Secretary Of the Association, has been do
ing some figuring on the possible result,
which is herewith given.
If Brooklyn wins two games tIom Coium-
bus. she will stand 67S If she wins one
and loses two, her per cent. will be GIL,
and if she lcses three, she will stand 666.
If ST. Louis wins three from Cincinnati,
she will stand GA If she wins two aod
loses one, 671, and if she wins one and
loses two, Der per cent will be 659. Ii
Brooklyn wins two, st. Louis can't beat
her. II she wins one and st. Louis two,
it vii BE- tie. If Brooklyn wins one, St.
Lonis must win three 10 get the peunant,
and if B.oOklyn loses three, st. LOUIS
must win two.
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PROFITS COMING.
Influence of Boston's Marine Exhibit WIN
be Felt in steel Works.

Influence of Boston's Marine Exhibit WIN
be Felt in steel Works.
PITTsBURG, October 13-The maritime
exposition, which is to he held in Boston
from November until January 4 next,
will undoubtedly have crest influence
upon the future of the PIttsbnrg steel
industry. nnmher OF local 6rms,
among others Park Brothers, Carnegie
Brothers, the Linden Steel Company,
the Pittsburg S,ezl Casting Company and
the Crescent Steel Works have promised
TO seud illustrations of Pittsburg's work
in the maritime line. G. orge A Kelly,
Of this city, thiid vice president of the
National Maritime Association, who is
taking a great interest in the success OF
the Exposition, said to-day: "Pitsburg
is the largest steel centre in America, and
of oourse d revival of the merchant marine
must bring with it Q great deal Of busi-
ness for our city"
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AT FULL SPEED.

Two Trains Meet With a Terrible Crash
Near Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. OstOber 13.-At 8 O'Clock
last night, at Rapid Run, several miles
west of this city, on the Big FOur railway,
a west-bound freight, consisting Of an en-
CINE and eleven cars, met and collided
with an east. bound wrtckipg trsio, both
going st fall speed, owing to misinter-
pretation of orders The result was ter
rible wreckiDg of both trains, the instant
death of Fireman Morris. of the wrtcking
traio, aud serious Injury of Fireman Jake
Whelstein. The injuries of the other men,
bers Of the train are 20 slight as to be IN
worthy of mention.
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uprHEM MoNoNeAHELA.

A New and Important Railroad Enter
prise.
PITrsBURG, October 13 The McKets-
port & Belle Vernon Railroad was form
ally opened Friday. The road is twenty
eight miles long, and, opens up rich mining
lands on the east shore of the MOnongahela
River. It was built as a rival to the MO-
nougshela division OF the Pennsy lvAnia
Railroad, and cost over 81, 600 COO It's
officers are mostly Pittsburg and Like Enc
officials. The road is to be extended 10
the headwaters of the Monopgahe.a, ana
NAV connect with some through line, al
though the directors are timid about dis
closing their plans.
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CHEERS FOR The BED FLAG,
But Kisses for the Stars and stripeS-An-

But Kisses for the Stars and stripeS-An-
arcby in chicago.
CHICAGO, October 13 When the stars
and stripes were raised at the Socialist
mass meeting, in VOrwsert's Turner Hall
this afternoon, the flag wss greeted with
hisses. There we're probably 1000 men
aud women il the room at the time. The
red flag was then unfurled and fastened on
the opposite side of the platform; immedi-
stely me Kissing ceased, and was succeed
ed by burst of applause. Men cried
Bravo" and women clapped their hands
and waved handkerchiefs.
Editor Shevitsch was then introduced
and delivered an anarchic harsngue, de-
claring that the hanging Of the anarchists
WAS the Rravest crime ever perpetrated in
america.
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PARAGRAPHKD NEWS.

The Boynton steam bicycle road on
Long Island was opened Saturday. Ine
first trip was made successfully.
The statute to La Sale, the French ex'
plorer, presented to Chicago ny Juoge
Lambert Tree, was unveiled Yesterday
Deputy L. s Marshal G 7. Sparks was
ambushed and shot by moonlighters IN
Alabama.
Suit hiss been begun against the Tela-
tives of Elk. State Treasurer Burke, OF
Louisiana, TO recover part Of the stolen
bonds, alleged to bav- been transferred 10
them.
MIS-. Laura Ernest, of St. Louis, jumped
from a bridge lis feet iuto the Mississippi
River and was taken OF alive.
The Shevitsch wing of the Soclai's'
Labor party, is in convention at chicago
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NEw YORK, October 1S-Relatives OF
Mrs Eloise whaley, who died at her resi-
dence in West Washington square, Fri
dav, assert that her husbands harsh treat
men, in forcing her to give up her fortune
of S50O,O0O was largely instrumental IN
causing her sickness. Mrs. Whaley reveal
ing these facts during her illness. Mr.
Whaley Indignantly deaies the story nom
first to last. and says he can prove his IN
nocence. Mrs. Whaley was u daughter OF
the late Commodore McResdy.
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The VerdIct Unanimous.

W.D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: 'I can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and wss cured Of
rheumatism Of 10 years standing" Abrs-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellville o, sfhrms:
.'The best selliDg medicine l have ever
handled in my 20 years' experience, Is
Electric Bittersn Thousands OF others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bi'ters
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dollar bottle at Lo-
gan & Co. drug store.
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aHl E.asT.
vi er0N. d. O., October 10 in
--ra.-.. el .ae plan hitherto detailed 10
ta Es1EE. briefs Will be fled with
s-usry r,acy tomorrow urging hiu TO
1sae cruiser SO 'Whseliug Caiei
Clerk Bison @ Baes, Of the Blrsa1 of
Equipment. viu ole Che brief, ana d, Fil
ba endorsed end supported by others
It vu safe the histcr.cll claims
b. Werre. aud ibat in ne
event tba vessel being SO
namsd tbs say ell provide bronze
ststuei e-o19 three isures Yep srelt-
ing 81. iisr pplug aad ku'l, 'aS
sgs sni Is British officer pa ihe b'eS
zru1d rifh upl 0si sword il -hs ac, OF
t.s.n. fle sette-. to 0e loc4tsd on lbe
forward .f tb. poop visible % 8ll paris Of
The ship r1is Htl illustrate the lest bat
re.f evolution fought near w 1eeing
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c.rnerle,. elf. to PIttsbarg.

PrrrsBURG, October 13-AndreW Car
nsgis. weary Of waiting for the Pittsburg
Cooncilmsn to discover their own inter
eats and accept for the city his offer Of q
bslt million dollar free library, has sp-
pointed "A citizens committee Of his own
to select a suitable site, that he NAV buy
ia ard erecs thereon at q cost Of $4,000
noi only a free library buildiug, but one
with quarters in il for Pittsbnrg's newly
organizing Academy OF Sciences.
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OrrouA, ONrARIo, October 13.-Sir
A3o.ph Caror, The Canadian Minister ci
M.6t8, denies ,hs rumor that the British
Government has applied for Information
regarding lla facilities for transporting
troops ,fou one point of Carada to another,
aud states bar DO places before the people
a very wro1g impression of the real feeling
oi Canada and Ecgand toward the nitsd
States
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup ioI
children teething, is the prescription oi
one Of the best female nurses and physicians
ip ne United States, sad has been useo
for forty years With never falling success
nv millions Of mothers for theiI children
During the process Of teething its value l'
iDcalcasble. Il rslesvss the child from
oaiu. cures iysentery and diarrhea, griplng
IN the bowels. and wind collie. By giving
pealth to the child it rests its mother
Price 25c bottle.
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PREPARING FOR WAR.
The League Signing Young Blood Right
and Left.

CHICAGO, October 13.-There is plenty
of under the-surface work being done by
the League to meet the Brotherhood plot
when it officially bursts. The League
mems eyes were opened by John Wards
dodge on Spauldlng's proposition for a
meeting OF the League and Brotherhood
Committees to adjust any, differences be-
tween the clubs and the players. Until
that they did net credit the story of the
Brotherhood League for 1890 At once
they sat to work to smass young players,
the cream of the minor Leagues Already
options are held on some twenty-five or
thirty, and agents for Boston, Chicago,
Pittsbarg and Philadelphia are looking for
more. Ted Sullivan is one of the agents.
The Brotherhood men will be reserved and
offered contracts to sign October 81, the
fret legal day. OF course they will refuse,
and the League will show its hand.
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CABLE COMBINATIONS.

Mr.. Gladstone is said to be much exas-
perated at the report of the Turkish out
rsges in Crete.
Geo. W. Williams q colored lecturer, of
Worcester, Mass, is to be married to q
wealthy Eugllsh lady.
Boulanger has said to have given up his
project of sudden descent on France for
the present at least