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NOTICE,

fA fine place on Orange street, centrally N;;; located, at great sacrifice, as the party is .MAzsssA. going to leave the city.
 c. W. PALMER, Room ii, BOwditch B'd'g., au20 St No. 102 Orange street.
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FOR, SALE.

IEsA House containing IA rooms; can accom- @I;;; modate two families if desired. Can be -MssAA. MSssssAA seen from 10 to 5 o'clock.
 au2O it's 7SLYON STREET
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FOR RENT.

$1OO Reward
 WILL be paid by M. Schurig for return of w the large note pocketbook which was lost yesterday forenoon at State and George streets. au20 1tf Address Rev. G. SEEL, 113 George St.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20

nK@a The steamer FLYING CLOUD is sready for fishing or pleasure par ties by the day or hour accommodations for ten terms reasonable. Address
 Capt. ALFRED E. WOHLRABE,
 West Haven, Conn.,, Or apply at George A. Isbell's Real Estate Office, Ictro
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20

Small Miscellaneous Advertise. ments One Cent a Word each fnscr- ton; five cents 8 word for a full week, (seven tfmes.)
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20
KIMBERLY, ROOT X DAY.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court August 18th, 1890 UPSTATE of STEPHEN WILLARD, late of l1I New Haven, in said district, deceased Pursuant to an order from the Court of Pro-
 bate for said district will be sold at public auc tion to the highest bidder the 10th day of August A. D. 1S9O at o'clock in the afternoon (unless previously disposed of at private sale) the following real estate of said deceased, situ ated in the town of New Haven, viz: House and lot No 92 Eaton street. Sale to take place on the premises. Terms made known at time of sale
 ERNEST F. HILL, Administrator, to will annexed. o,,0O1t
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20
Miserllanenus
NR SALE

FOR SALE,
 rINHE finest moulding sandbed in the country. u of about SIS acres. on the New Haven and Northampton R. R.: also for sale exchange several farms and a large drug stock Inquire st alI2l 3ts e Pierpont Sfreef. F. Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20
STORY OF A SURVIVOR.

William Fennell, house builder of Bos-
 ton, was passenger in the fourth car of
 the train. It was in this car, he says, that most of the casualties occurred. The train was running toward Quincy at about the
 rate of thirty miles an hour. Suddenly
 when near Presidents bridge there was Q rumbling sound, followed in the next instant by an awful crash. The three forward cars lurched and left | the track. The fourth kept the rails and swept right along upon the broken locomotive, which lay directly in it's way, forcing itself right on top of it, | The shock was terrific and it seemed as if the car drove fully twenty feet in the air. When the car descended on the engine it swirled suddenly over, the occupants be- ing thrown and tossed violently about
 The boiling steam came into the car ir ! dense clouds from the locomotive beaeath
 scalding and almost suffocating the people
 penned inside. In the descent of the cal a hole was torn in the bottom of it , through which many of the forty or fit, passengers were taken out. MT, Fennel
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20
061ants.

One Cent n Word each insertion; live cents a word for a full week, (seven ffmes.)
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-20

A Conference Between Vice President Webb and Chief Sergeant of the Fire mems Brotherhood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
CARNEGIE'S ROAD.
The Iron King Interested in Great En-
terDrise.

The Iron King Interested in "A Great En-
terprise.
BALTIMORE, April s. Without fom-
dation," is the general comment Of bus
mess men when they are asked about a
revival of the report that Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie will soon succeed Mr.. Mayer
as president of the Baltimore a Ohio
railway 1T is too foolish TO talk
about, exclaimed Nr. Enoch Pratt. the
close friend of Mr.. Carnegie. To
think that Mr.. Carnegie would rc-
linquish business of $4,000. 900 year
To- come TO Baltimore Co manage % rail-
road is prcpo,tcrous
This revival of report that change
is about to take place in the Presidency
.0i the Baltimore and Ohio railroad i>
probably due 90 an effort being made t0
organize new railroad 90 hc known as
the Carnegie road The Pitt,burg
and Western railroad, which run, from
Piitsburg Pa. 90 Akron. Ohio. has pur-
chased the Toledo and Dclpho> narrow
guagc road, which is finished from
Carey To- Dcipho>. The track will Dee
made standard guagc and extended To
Chicago. Ii is proposed to build from
Plymonth To Findlay. Ohio. and then
according 10 programme To purchase
the American Midland system between
Fiudlay and Ottawa. and which is grad
ed as far rs Fort Wayne. Ind. then
build short distance, making new
trunk line between Pittsburg and Chi
cago that will be fifty miles shorter
than any route now connecting those
two cities. The American Midland is
now in the hands of receiver and is
soon 10 be sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
NEws nRIErLY coNDENsED.

Canadian lumbermen have asked tnat
the import duty on pork be raised
Civil Justice Peter Mitchell. Of New
York made an effort TO have the grand
iuiv instructed 10 indict New York even
/ ING paper for libel. but failed
". W Warden. an old newspaper man
and Andrew Johnson's private secretary,
died at Washington yesterday
A popular movement is on foot in London
IN form "a ladies eight-oared boat crew.
Eight thousand striking rioters in Vienna
sacked a number of shops and were quellet
with iificuulty.
DIR Knapp. late German Consul at Sa-
moa. has been recalled and placed on the
retired list
Michael Colma. the Guatemalan arrested
ir New York as "a smuEgler, proves 20 oe
very rich The smuggled goods were in-
tended as presents for his family
The Iowa House passed the Australian
ballot bin by vote of ~ 10 g.
-Four men were instantly kiiied 10y %
falling derrick at West Point, ky.
Frederick Kimball. AGED %i, OF Noites-
tor Mass. is missing with sit,7oJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
wAsmINGroN rREsBYTERY.
The Question OF Revision VIII Come Up
at ClaySville.


WASHINGTON. PA. April S.-Thc
spring session of Washington Presby-
terry opened at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
at Claysville. The session was opened
by the sermon of heretiring moderator,
after which am election was held to tll
his position.
The most interesting feature OF this
meeting viii Doe the action taken 10y the
PrcSbytery on the subject of revision.
The following ckmmittccs on this qucS-
tiou have been appointed: For the mi-
nority, or those i'm favor of revision,
DrS. Cooke and Moilat and John Aiken;
for tine majority, against revision. DrS.
Hamilton and Lester and Judge Gran
mcr and joel TrueSdcl.
The delegate from the First Church
is john Aiken: from the Second Church.
Judge Mcllyainc. Two ministers and
two elders will bee appointed as commits
>ioncrs ,o tine General Assembly at Sar-
atoga m May. The speech of DR.. Mof-
iat. President of Washington and JEFF
tersou College, n favor of revision. is
being looked forward 90 with the great
cst interest. as 10 is expected To- Dee %
ma>terly effort
The United Prcsbytcrians also open
their Prc>hytcry 40 Caysyillc this even
ing. but there is nothing of especial in-
trrr>t expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The state Grand Lodges in Session at
Grafton.

Grafton.
Speciai T,i.pW, 10 The Regisier.
GRAFTON, w. VA. April ;. - The
grand lodge Of the Knights Of Honor
have been la session here all day. The
grand officers are nearly all present, in
Guiding the Grand Dictator, II. a. Lang.
of Parkcrsburg, and Grand Reporter
O. H. Bruce, Of Piedmont. The buSi-
ness throughout has been harmonious.
and the attendance good. nearly every
lodge I'm the State being represented.
The members of Grafton lodge rendered
the grand lodge musical entertain
mcnt m the Opera House Tonight. where
fair-siLcd audience had assembled
10 greet and welcome the
visiting Knights. The address of wei
come On behalf of the home lodge and
the citizens of Grafton was delivered by
Prof Fleming I'm brief but very pleas
amt manner and was ably responded To
by the Grand Dictator. II. \. Lang. of
Parkcrsburg. The audience was also
addressed by the Deputy Supreme Die
tator. j. =. Baker Of New Jersey; j.
. Alex. Ewing. of Mouudsyilic: 4. 4.
Hall. Of Wheeling. and d. G. Caste. of
Elizabeth. Writ county. The music,
+ which was one of the attractive features
Of the evening. was furnished 10y the
/ Hamilton family.
The next session will bc held
at Elizabeth. Among those who are
stopping at the Arlington House are \.
/ GibbcnS and +. Chamberlain. of Charles
ton: \. f. Lang and John K. lIickle. of
F Parkersbrg: y. c. Petit and NJ. g..
Nichols. of Huntington: Joseph More
/ land and II. b. Lazicr. Of Morgantown.
and j. Alex. Ewing l.. Il. Purdy and
/ Joshua Martin. of MoundSvillc. DR..
/ Brownticld and X. c. Huntington, of
/ Fairmout, are also in attendance. The
/ Lodge will adjourn tomorrow evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
MINORITY REPORT.
Carlisle VIII Have His TariT Bin Ready
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April s.-EV-
Speaker Carlisle said that hc would have
the minority report ON the Mckinley
bill ready by Thursday. lie claims TO
have been delayed on account of not
having had access as vet to the tabulat-
ed schedules of the bill The Democratic
members of the committee do not agree
altogether as to the manner of making
the report breckenridge, OF Arkansas,
and Mcmillan are in favor of reporting
a bill in which their idea of tariff rc-
form will be- shown by am enlarged free
list and "a reduction of duty. Carlisle
and Mills are in favor of only making a
report attacking the main points of the
Mckinley bill. They express the hope
that the measure will pass. and want Ca
go before the people on that issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
.NEWSIN THE STATE.
MEETING OF THE WEST VIRGINIA PRESBY.
Terry At RiyENSW00D.
The Knights q Hlll ai Graau l1aas Aulan
Cluaas pirksntlrg Election A New
Town l knawla A Ytu
% Hyirpi5A

sp-rif TtnHI fa H. Er.tr
EANtN~woop. ~ VA. April So
Among thc prominent arrivals for tho
Wc>t Virginia Pre~bytery to-day are
Rev Henry Runner. Parker>burg: Rev
a. NJ Buchanan. Morgautowu; Rev.
rorrcncc. Charleston: Rcy. Boardman,
C.arkshurg. Rev. Mcdonald, Sisters
Vile. Rev A. o. Rothwcll, Weston.
Dr. Eaton. President Of Marietta Col
lcgc. 3, also present at the session. 1t
will Dee ana important scSsisn. as the
Prcsbytcry will vote ON the question Of
revision of the confession of faith. Rev.
l.. :. Brownlcc will be ordained and i'm
stalled pastor of RavcnSwOOd Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
YESTERDAYS GAME.
Columbus Again Defeat. the wheeling
Boy. Pittsburg To day.

There was another game of bah on
the Island Park yesterday afternoon.
the Columbus Association team and thr
Wheeling colts being thc opposing
teams Henry Morrison was in the box
lor Wheeling in tho first part of the
game. lut the Statesmen got onto bis
drops with pretty fair success. aud as
sisted hy % few errors. managed to
get few runs Then Bishop
Na, given trial. and be- did
pretty good work for the
balance oi the game. Wheeling did not
score until the seventh. when Ford. who
was pitching for Columbus. got little
Wild and attempted TO knock of Lytlc's
bread basket with the ball and banged
Glcnalvin on the leg. and pitched one at
the entrance gate. which gave the two
runners second and third, whence they
went over the plate on a neat single by
Osborne. who scored ON OBrienS Two
bagger. Neither side made any more
after that. but Ford was taken ont and
EaSton put i'm the box.
Following is the score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
ANTITRUST BILL
pa,,c, the Senate-The Montana Cases
Sau Up.

S.ill Up.
WA~uNCroN. ID. C.. Apri. s-Ihc
senate resumed consideration of the
Montana contested election ease this
morning and Nr. Spoouer continued his
argument u favor of thc right of the
Republican claimants Sanders and
Power. Much of his speech was direct
.J against Governor Too'e. of Montana.
rOr his course u reference to thc meet
mc of tuc legislature; and another
large portion of it to show that aliens
who haI merely declared their utcu-
tIou to become citizens llut bad not
N.cn .uI'y uatumllzedl were uoteutit.cd
to vote and to have their votes counted.
Mr. Voorhees, sent to thc Clerks desk
and had read % telegram received to-day
trum Helena. Mont. stating that 40 thc
election u THAT city yesterday the Dcm-
u.rat> bad elected thc.r Mavor hy over
.NH majority and that thc Republicans
"Nlou~ua.y had majority oi from
5000 to tUN hail carried only One ward.
Ihc Senate tlcu took up thc Antitrust
n.'I us reported .rom thrJud'cIary Com-
mftec After brief debate thc Dim was
passed. Yeas. sd. uaN>. D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
ALARMED FOR RANDALL
The Great Democrat Weaker Than for
Months.


WA>uNGroN. April S.-WhiIc Repre-
sentative Randall's condition has been
serious at all times for many months.
hc has been worse during the last TWO
or three days, and in critical state.
His mind. which is usually clear and
bright has az times been cloudcd and
he has not seemed aware of what wa,
going ON This was attended 10y alarm
ing loss OF vitality Fears for the worst
were entertained while hc was in this
condition. but this morning hc began
To rally and improved during the day.
He was said TO Doe better at II o'clock
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
HALsrEAD ~ NEW YORK.
The Veteran Editor says That lie {, Still
in the Harness.

CINolNNArr April Sin his special
dispatch from New York To- the COM
mcrcidi-G0zcuc. Murat llalstcad refers
TO the reports that have gone abroad to
the effect that hc iSabout 10 retire from
The editorship of the paper with which
hc has been so many years connected.
lie SAYS:
Il should Dee sorry 90 cease TO be am
object of interest To friends and enemies.
but 10 would bee "a pleasure 10 Dee allowed
something more of liberty without pub
licity m the adjustment of my attcn-
tion To my occupation. My presence ia
New York just now requires no explain
alton. and would not have been the SUBJ
icct OF observation under this head. 10
70 had not been for misleading Cinciu-
matt tclcgrams..and tine mQuisit!yc cn-
tcrpriSc of New York intcrvicwers.
ann not au exile from Ohio. and did not
run away. prefer that much shall Dee
understood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

MAurrrA. o., April s.-Thc city
election PASSED of with mo- political sig
uiicancc Yesterday. Both Marietta and
Harmer voted iu favor Of annexation.
Pioneer day was largely celebrated here
to-day. the principal address being given
bv Cen. A. =. Warner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
WILD EYED FAKE.
There was mo- Los, of Life at Prophets
town.

CmcAco. April S.-The reported loss
of life ut thc cyclone 40 Prophetstown,
Ul.. was uufWndcd. A dispatch just
received by the general superintendent
OF the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
railroad. from the railroad agent at
Prophct~toNu. is as follows: ~
cyclone struck Prophctstown about =
O'Clock last evening. Slowing the depot
from it> foundation. blowing of half the
roof and breaking u the windows. The
elevator was blown down and rests on
thc side track. a string of fourteen
cars blew out from the siding on to the
main track about three miles from here
with brake set" Quite number of
buildings We're blown down in the Wiz
agc and number of persons hurt.
With thc exception of one stock train
DELAYED all others are ou time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
NIinInnnIrc Stenrn. Dend.

CucAco. April S.-Marcus {. Stcarus,
who ON SATURDAY last in fit of mental de
preston caused by illness, fired four bul-
let's into MS own body, died from the
effects shortly before noon to-day. Mr..
Stearns was born in Ontario county, New
York. i'm 1916. and came to Chicago in 1896,
heinz one of its earliest inhabitants. He
helped to organize the Board of Trade in
ISIS He leaves property, chiefly real
estate. valued at between $i,OOOoOO and
II nAl ulU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

CoirNmr~ o.. March ,.-fhc annual
meeting of thc stockholders of the F~
O.. NSt. D.. Railway Co., was held in
thi~ city to-day. The annua. report for
i~,g shows au increase 200 gross cam
ug- o., compared with l,sSo >io5.04i.
and decrease iu expenses of ~3.O79.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Earned runs Wheeling >. Columbus. D.
Two-basc hits @ Brien and Morrison.
Nichols. Doyle aud Easton Sacrifice hits
johnson Struck out By Ford o.. hy
Easton g. by Morrison .. by Bishop 3 Hit
by ball by Ford g. Bases ou balls on
Ford 3. of Easton ]. on Morrison D. on
Bishops Wild pitches By Ford Pass.
ed balls BY Lytle >. DOYLE I Double
plays Gleualyin 20 Armitagc. Time. 80
Umpire. Bdruum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
THE LAKES orEN.

Erie and Michigan are Free For Na'ig"'
tion.
MA,KNAW Cuy. NICu.. April S.
The heavy wind and rain of last even.
ing carried almost all the ice ont OF th,
strait, here. aud what little remains
will NOT interfere with boats going
through. and navigation may now Doe
said to Dee practically open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Iovnov. April s-The appeal made on
behalf OF Richard Davies. the l2-yeaI-llu
bov who together with ms proihei reol
i.,.,-ss,.s-oid WAS sentenced tO death for the
,n,ir.ler of his father az Crewe were un-
ovailing and to-day the prisoner was
HANGED The Young brother AS before an-
,,,.,,T..l yra, last week granted repucNe
bv the Home Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

,u uc Ca, onciaI- said TO he Crooked.
ST. L.I-. April alderman
Thompson. oi the city council OF Liiilr
Rock. Art.. created great sensation
f..t night stating that Doe bad reliable
Information that al the city officers
v.re crooked. and moved committee
b. appointed t0 make a thorough in-
...tiration. The motion carried unan-
M.---L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
THE OLD MEN 60.
Pennsylvania Railroad Discharges IT. Old
CnnhnctOrs.

Pnr-BrnG. PA. April SA quiet
but systematic discharge of the old
conductors 81 the Pennsylvania Com
panv has been going on for some time.
and to-day the remaining three of round
dozen were dccapitatei. ln every case it
invariably happens that il IS the Oldest
conductors who suffer and the term Of SER
vice of those lately discharged averaged -
years The same quiet wedding out is going
on between Crcstliue and Chicago and Pitts
bur, aud Cincinnati though the officials
absolutely refuse 20 give amy reasons for
the action
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
sIsTARE FAILURE
Causes Little Trouble in the stock
Market.

AAMNN~ AaAAAAf AANhNA' ~ Ahh f'''N -
Market.
New YORK. Aprit s.-The defalcation
and consequent failure yesterday of G..
X. SiStarc's Sons, brokers. is still the
sensation of Wall street. The amount
of the embczzlcment has not yet been
made public, but it is the prevailing
opinion that il will reach a larger figure
than has been anticipated. The crash.
10 appears, had been expected and the
company had closed all their contracts
I'm the Stock Exchange. The result was
that the failure caused little or no
trouble 90 the stock market
uuCER'> GREAT TWFr~.
Mr.. Henry j. Bennett. counsel for the
assignee. SAYS that mo- one can yet tell
the amount OF dcfalcatiou. He says
that the deficit caused by lIilgcr may
amount To- 5000. 900. lie added that addi-
tional evidences OF Hilgcr'S many wrong
doingS will constantly come TO view.
The books" he said, have been fall
,ifcd. and with this the case il will be
impossible to tell what the shortage is
until they have been thoroughly cX-
amincd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

Manager Buckcnbergcr and his team
from StatcSmanSyillcl left last night for
home, when they play the Detroit Inter
national team to-day.
Wheeling goes To- Pittsburg to-day
where they play the National League
team to-day and tomorrow. PittSburg
comes down ON Friday and Saturday
and two interesting games are promised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

P,rr.rrnc. Pa. April N.-At a meeting
If tbe AlIeeheny Valley Railroad stock
Snl5ers here today the financial statement
.iol,'c, t',,.oj net loss since the year 1854 Of
y sigT 9ls 06S "a. while under the hands OF a
receiver This makes the total deficit since
Nav . lSS4 or the date since the appoint
,,'e,,t of "a receiver. of S1.5>s.5130.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
INSANE ASYLUM.


:
WESTON. w. Va. April S-At a semi
annual meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Insane Hospital to-day. bids were
opened m provisions. The contract foI
+ beef was awarded 10 W. NJ Cox. of Wes
ton. at Sj.S9per hundred pounds. The con
+ tract for -four was awarded To- \. ID. Coop
man X Son. of Rockford. Harrison county
at S455 per barrel. and cornmcal 10 the
same parties al lS cents per bushel coal %
James Lynch. of Mt Claire. Harrison
county. at S}.65 per hundred bushels. Con.
tracts for coal. coimmeal and flour arr fol
six months. and the contract for beef one
year. The Hospital uscs 200 pounds of beef
per day - barrels of -four per week and
ll4OH bushels of coal per year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09

VUlri1I I,LITIW N M H9NTff-
WErL,BruG, W. VA April o.-Thc
town election was held here to-day and
resulted in the election of Republican
rouncilmcu 100 the Second and Third
ward, and Democrats ia the First. The
Republican city clerk was elected and
license, carried by TWO majority. Moth
ing like iull vote was ont and there
was little excitement except On the li-
.c.n-e ouc~fiOu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
III Old Cilllen sIrIcken.

So.e;ai T,'4grga 10 ne Rsg'"er
CARk.nune. W. Va. april ON yes
t,rdav evening d. W Robinson. promi.
nent citizen of this city, fell down ina he.p
less condition near his residence on Mont
cello avenue. 10 was with great diihculty
be was resuscitated. His serious illness
is attributed to heart trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
WE ClUTENTEN,' ,UTccLE.

About fifty uou-union carpenters went TO
work this morning. but they We're visited
by ths strikers and lab0red with. the result
being that they quit work The struggle
now seems 10 be narrowed down to the
question of recognition on uOn-recOguitiOn
of the union. The carpenters demand 4O
cents per hour. eight hours as a days work
and the yearly settlement upon "a scale of
wages boy conference between the builders
aud Carpenters Association. The bosses
ARE willing to coucede the demand for eight
hours and 90 pay 31is cents per hour,
which the men would accept as "a compro-
mise. bat the bosses rcs0lutcly refuse 90
recognize the union. aud the men refuse 90
treat ou any other grounds thanits rec0gni-
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
ROMERO IN THE DARK.
Tie knows Nothing About "a Reciprocity
With Mexico.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April >.-Sena-
Tor Romero. the Mexican Minister. was
asked last night what truth there was
m thc published report that % rccip-
rocity treaty between the United States
IN Mexico had been virtually agreed
upon hy Secretary Blaine and himself
IF have heard nothing of amy such
treaty" replied Minister Romero. "Mr
Blaine ma} Poe preparing % treaty. Tor
m4ht1 bnnW tH fhe contrary. hu' i
SCARCELY thus SOD. because Boo such mat
f.r~ it i- u-aa. t1 consult Win ihe r'i-
r.-.nIatl.- OFT thc party to thr GONE
fra.f. anI ASH said before. j have no
an.n. .aIe. .f Hrr such proposition.