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The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Noties for s.ubsieasson.

LAND oSSfcE AT MorTnosy. CoLo..)
Oct srd, 1890
Nottee Is hereby given 'tha. the sciioyirs.
named settler has 1letl notice Of his intention tn
make final prDf In Support of his claim. and that
said pr0of Will be p,Ade b-forr George ". Henry,
Judge and ex-''fflri. Clerk vt CNinty (:~uEt st
Delta, Colo. on November 18th, 1887. VIZ kInnis
7. Ialcntt. upon hsrtD. y. No 3t6. Ute Sesics for
the lOta and ,. Fec: u, and M. ne,%, Sec. II.
twp. 81. n. 2. II. ". n. NJ. r. N.
Ne names the Following wttnessra ~ prove hi.
coRttnvQsss reAidenes uls,n and cultivation Uf,
aid land. viz: Marry V. Wilson, John ?. VII.
SON. John r. J0hhs~w. John J. Nsssh, ali oS
Delts, Delta County Gale.
". n. s1kkLE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Confectionery. hread. pies. eakea dough.
nuts etc. on sale at nil times ut the Central
House, Mrs.. Frank lIepworth, Proprietress.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Mrs.. Frank IIepworth has assumed the
management of the Central Honse. where
meals will be served at all hours.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
S.s,e~ 81 FasiieesiS..
LAND osYrCE AT Moxr.o.s, Co,o.,
Det. 18th, tsoo.

Ont. fsth, Isoo.
Notice H. hereby giycn thst the foltvwinx-
hnned settler has aid notice 0f biz intention v
that sa1 prodi viii bc msSs i,ei,sc H. ": Henry
Judge aud cx uflicio clerk " cssinty cutift ~
Delta. Colo, on 1ec. al, ism, VIZ Genrge W.
Harris u. i. No. bis TIE kcrrr. ~ the seI sec.
10 twp. 81 n. {. II W. N. ~. r. N.
ile names the following witus,pss 70. rseve hia
cQntnusn resldence nl'oM and cultivation NJ,
nyan, payld Allen. Eln,ss ltiIscs. MI II belts.
:. VIII. STEELE. Res,sses.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
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II 3hsse Il sNstAss tIsa aasrs over In Denver.
I ~ nesAev, ssas ~ sappesed ssene "f
sllht1g \ tasws4sfaav disturbances.
~ - 49, ~ militia clsssrs wanted
cosalo sttts Dssts's sxpsssA
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

SILK Drapery Curtains,
CPholstefiSs ca0sods. frinses, Tacks,
Gimps, Etc,
At GALE BROS.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Gate CITY, 'stsie Filter.

Endorsed by Bosr's Of HEALTH. sAniAsy ASssis-
"ons, Fhy''clam and scisntis,s. ~ The hess, amp.
c'., ana most perfect hltos. cns'l~r ai,l pusiAss
~ .ns world Removss bacteria SD ali tisd, u
diacasc, germs perfectly. Matss me 1.eissa
water thai can be obtained Absolutely puee. -
chemically nnd bIologicsiiy. nurasis, o,rjnsn.
Mi ana easily clcAnch a. any wsssr.paii o. M.
fi'ters 70 70 gallons day. Fries q soo>et
d. y. x. Iirssisti. t,sltA, cAae
Assat ~ a's3A. ~
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Three ears Of furniture just received al
Gale Bros. call and pske your selections be.
fore our stock !. broken.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

The election is oy.r, Some get meat aud
some get s"up.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

A. . Sacrifice
Nouse and lot 0n Palmer Str~e. for sale nv
BLACHLY L BALDWIN,
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Money to loan. on ranches. chsttels or per.
sonai security.
A.R.KINo.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Hsaia At n'i hours ut the Ceutvsi H~ase
Ass. rsssk HerssrtA, Prspsissssss.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
For Sale.

we'll broken saddle horse, four years old
next spring. Enquire at this office.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Wanted.

All kinds Of hides ts tan. Can tan then
n any way desired. Work guaranteed.
.-- y. WILSON 4 RNonEs
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

A. = Sseriase
House and iss ON Palmer Street for sale ~
BLAcnlr ! BALDWIN.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
School Fixtures,

Desks, maps, charts, globes etc. at
=. GALE BRos
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Old Papers.

For sale at this Office at SO cents per 100
in cash.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Notice fs- r.sl,easss..

". II. STEELE. Register
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
DEPENDENT PENSIONS.
The House Bill Goes to the Senate PEN
sion Committee.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May "A meas
ure from the House with an amendment
TO the Senate Dependent Pension bill
was laid before the Senate. and Mr..
David, Chairman of the Committee on
Pensions, moved that the measure be
i'm and conference
asked.
Mr. ingalls, said thai I'm view,of the
action taken by the HosSe he thought 10
important that the amendment be
printed and that the matter lie over
until the Senate had am opportunity Of
examining IT, The bin and amendment
were referred To the committee ON
pensions.
The Senate then resumed discussion
of the bin to classify worStedS as wool
ems. Mr. Gray'S amendment was voted
down. and he offered another. While
debating il, there was a sharp passage
at arms between him and Mr.. Frye.
This amendment was finally defeated
The bill passed, Mr.. Payne being the
only Democrat voting in the affrma-
tive. After am executive session. the
Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
STRIKE, IOT,BLOOD
THE THREATENING TRAIN OF EVENTS IN
EUROPEAN CITIES.
A French Town in the Hands Of Ricting Striker
The Mob Charged by the Police and
Many Prisoners Taken-Gen-
eral Foreign News.

PARIS, May "A dispatch from
Tourcoing, an extensive manufacturing
town in the Department OF the North,
states that serious trouble has broken
out there.
The hands employed in 26 mills at
that place went on strike this morning,
and great crowds Of men gathered about
the street 10 discuss their grievances.
The crowd was augmented by body
of 5000 strikers from ROubaiX, another
manufacturing town u short distance
from Tourcoing, who marched in body
TO the latter place and soon all hands
began to show an ugly feeling, which
eliminated in serious riOting which
still was in progress at noon, the time
the dispatch was sent. Military REIN
forcements have been summoned TO aid
the authorities in restoring ordear.
ToURcoURlNG, May .. 2.-Twenty thou
sand strikers are parading the streets.
committing many eXcesses. The cavalry
diSperse all groups. Twenty persons
have been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
LLOYD HANsFORD. ESQ.
The Farmers of the state Aroused-The
Winning Issues.


ST GEoEGE,W WA, April 26, 1890.
ra NE FHororHs Register.
Sm-Nour letter is before me request
ing suggestions ON the organizat ON of
the Democracy. The best way to bring
about the most thorough organiza tion
is for our Democratic papers i'm the State
to adopt one view of the matter and
,toutly admouish the farmers and ST ock
dealers 90 take a part In the early mass
meetings iu order 90 have their class
properly represented on the county and
State ticket. We can hold up before
tie farmer and cattle dCgler deUlo-a-
b'e condition of their business. and ann
confident. $50 far as have seen
m this section of the State, that the
Democratic party. very deScrvingly,
too. viii receive hearty support from
the ranks Of the Republican party
from among the farmers. Conventions
should Doe held I'm every
county. and primary elections
discouraged Because the Republicans
alta primary would vote for the weakest
candidate and virtually control the Sc-
lection 0f tine Democratic candidates for
the various offices.
We have every iuduccmcut 20 place
before au intelligent voter to make him
taaea part u the coming campaign.
All Obi, s done by our leading newspap-
er~ placing before the reading public
tlc truth without abuse. and the errors
of the present administration which are
ru.u0us to the laboring man and the
taN-rddcu farmer. We can never cX-
uect to draw tine liberal minded labor
ing man to MS by calling an the menu
beers of tine old party with which he has
affiliated set of thieves. But we may
hope to win him by placing the truth
before him and showing him in what
way his own party has been wringing
from him thc honest dollar that he has
earned ou his farm. in his shop, or In
the mine.
The party can only hope 20 win by
fairly dealing with the questions which
most concern the independent voter.
40 one viii dare deny the facts when
proven by his own experience and de-
monStrated by his own business opera
tiOnS.
a perfect organization Of the Demo-
cratic party is the education of the pub
Die mind 20 the necessities of our coun-
trv. and when this is thoroughly done
our citizens viii stand up and vote as
one man the Democratic ticket.
LLOYD HANSFoRD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Hon. Il. L. Butcher.

BEVERLY. w. Va, April %.
Totie Elror ofthe Register:
DEAR Sm;-To organize you must
have am active, constant and minute in
spection Of the cline" To do this some
clear-headed. industrious, popular, non
oaice-secker must devote his whole time
to thc work under the general direction
of the State Committee and under the
Immediate direction of the chairman of
tine committee. To secure the services
of man competent 90 do this work he
must bc paid q good salary and ncceS-
>lrv expenses. He should have per-
maueiH office open an the time. He
should become personally acquainted
with the leaders and 60 among the
voters and help organize clubs. etc. lie
should never make public speech.
Tie should work always. Our
present machinery is all right,
but it lacks this one necessary
agency 90 superinteud it and keep 10 in
motion an the year round. You make
few converts during the heat of cam
paign. To is between times that men
think and read, and are convinced OF
error IL they are wrong. Our State and
other committeeman are required, and,
to my personal knowledge, do vast
amout more of our work than ought TO
be placed upon them. They simply can
not devote their whole time. nor half,
nor quarter time 10 the cause. to the
neglect of their private business. 1t
seems to me the proposition advocated
herein needs only 20 be stated, TO be ap-
proved and adopted Organization is
necessary i'm every pursuit, and in moth
ing is it SO necessary as i'm politics. Let
ms have another "Tilden campaign,
and you will see the effect of close and
mastery organization.
Yours. truly,
H. L. BUTCHER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Plnvers, Lenrne.

At Pittsburg- Pittsburg /, Buffalo 4.
Attendance ,, 600; hits, Pittsburg Il, Buffalo
$: errors, each; pitchers, Morris and
Keefe: earned. Buffalo s. umpires,
Matthews and Cunning
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ,, Boston
6: hits. Philadelphia ,, Boston 5; errors,
Philadelphia ., Boston I 4; pitchers, Hustled,
Cunningham and Radbourne; earned,
Philadelphia >, Boston /; umpires, Fer
guson and Holbert.
At Cleveland Cleveland (, Chicago II;
earned. Chicago ,, Cleveland ,; pitchers,
Hemmings and Baldwin; errors, Cleveland
3. Chicago 4; umpires, Knight and Jones.
At Brooklyn-B Brooklyn 6, New York 3;
earned runs, Brooklyn 3; hits New York
). Brooklyn 10; errors, New York >, Brook
lyn B.; pitchers, Keefe and Murphy; UNI
pires. Gatfney and Barnes
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Pensions Tor West virginians.

Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.
WAsHlNGroN. d. c.. May Pen
sions have been granted as follows to
West NirginianS: Original Invalid
Stark Washington, Grafton. Increase
Peter Bush, Troy; Robert Dickcy.
Cameron; Spencer Phillips, Buckhan-
non: Il. c. Dawson, SiSSonville; Michael
Stump. Centreville; John II. Love,
Brighton. RciSSue-lSaac Barker. Pey-
ton. Reissue and IncreaSe-John A..
Hs'pold. Elk Fork; Barney O'Flinn,
Ford. Original WidowS-Margaret H.,
widow of VIM. H.. Ross; HedgeSvlle;
Samuel d.. father of Richmond Walton,
Mnldpn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
MEATY PARAGRAPHS.

Both the Baptist and Catholic
churches an West Boyleston, Mass,
were burned.
r. ;. Schwartzkolph, q well known
insurance agent, OF San Francisco.
committed suicide. He was connected
with the Mutual Life and Equitable
companies.
Rollin H. Ellis, Of Chicago, has been
arrested charged with conspiring 10 de-
fraud his employer O. II. Loeb, out cf
$1,000
The Kittanning Presbytery. Of Peunsyl.
vania, has voted against revision.
During the storm Thursday IN New York
lightning struck the American flag on
Castle Garden
Mayor Grant viii appear before the
Fasset Investigating Committee and testify
concerning the Mccain charges.
r. ID. Walker. Of Brooklyn. one Of the
editors of the Cosmopolitan Magazine, was
drowned in Roanoke River, Virginia.
Madame Albani. the s0ngstrcss. has heen
sued by u. + Thompson. Canadian mana
ger. Tor 5000. for breach 0i promise.
The Albany stock wards were destroyed
bv fire. Loss. $4,000.
The steamer Puritan, carrying o, pas
seugors took fire fifteen miles out the lake
last night The vessel was narrowly saved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

portance that our party commence at
once to organize iu "a thorough manner.
My opinion is that the State Committee
should meet at am early day and pass a
resolution requesting the County Com
mittees throughout the State to have a
list of the voters taken with separate
columns for their politics. This,
,hink. can be done by appointing one or
two active Democrats i'm each school
district. and when completed furnished
to the Chairman of the State Committee.
I'm this way 10 can be pretty well aScer-
tanned what the result i'm each county
win Dee. 1t is also important that docu-
ments ON the tariff. etc, be well dis
r.buted and Democratic Clubs formed.
D. NJ. Rowan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
STRIKE AT BOSTON.
Only Handful of Carpenters at
Work.


BOsTON, May 2.-The strike OF the
carpenters is proceeding in peaceful
and quiet manner. This morning 500 Of
the men reported at the headquarters,
and 30 minutes later Walking Delegate
Clinkard mounted the platform and ad-
dressed the men. He then read his re-
port as manager of the picket depart
ment. Thursday, he said, 375 men had
been detailed for picket duty. There
were 1O2 shops and Jobs visited, princi-
pally those of members of the Carpen-
tcrs and Builders Association, and only
47 men were at work at these places,
and rs of these men left work and
joined the strikers. Several others
promised to do so on Saturday, but will
work till then. as they want full
weeks pay. just $50 carpenters went
out yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
\ VOTE FOR LIBERTY
Gladstone supports DiscstablI.hment oi
the Scotch Church.

LONDON, May I'm thr House of
Commons this evening Mr. Cameron
moved the discstabIishmcnt aud di-nr-
dowmcnt of the Church of Scotland. Mr.
Gladstone. replying to member -as-rr-
tion that the majority of Midlothian
electors were against di-c-tab.I.hmenf
said hc would bc glad to answer tn l-
electors for thc vote hr WAS about u
give. lie would be- thInkfG tY govern.
If they gave him 900 opportunity
t0 do s0. 40 the earliest possible
Tho only ground Zoo defense of the
church establishment was chat DO was
performing some religion. work boo thc
country. lie believed that thcconditiou
of Scotch opinion. which Lord llartiug-
ton described iu ls11. as iu,tifyiug di,-
establishment. was now reached, and
he therefore supported the motion. Mr..
Camcron's motion was rejected 25G 90
afG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Americnn AssncintIon.

At Toledo-Toledo 13. Columbus
earned. Toledo2; hits Toledo II; Colum-
bus 4: errors, Toledo (. Columbus q; pitch
ers, Cushman and Mays; Umpire, O'Dea.
At Rochester-Rochester 3, Athletic 6;
hits. Rochester &, Athletic 10; errors,
Rochester ,, Athletic /; pitchers, Barr and
McMahon; umpire, Emslie
At St. Louis-St. Louis 10, Louisville 3,
hits. St.1Louis 10. Louisville 10; errors,
St. Louis 3, Louisville Is; earned, St Louis
3. Pitchers. Stivetts, Ehret and Meakin.
Umpire, j. O'Brien.
At Syracuse-Stars 9, Brooklyn 3; hits,
Stars u. Brooklyn q; errors, Stars 4,
Brooklyn 6: pitchers. Lyons, Keefe and
Mccullough; earned, Stars >; umpire Bar
mum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
National League.

At Philadelphia-Ne York 6. Phila-
delphia :; attendance, 2,5S9: hits, New
York :. Philadelphia I; errors, New York
,. Philadelphia / I; earned, New York ,.
Pitchers, Rusie and Vickery. Umpire,
Lynch.
At Chicago :, Pittsburg 9;
earned. Chicago 3, Pittsburg /; errors,
Chicago >, Pittsburg 6; hits Chicago II,
Pittsburg y. Pitchers, Coughln and
Jones.
At Cleveland-C Cleveland !, Cincinnati
&: earned. Cincinnati /; hits, Cleveland ),
Cincinnati Is: errors, Cleveland /, Cincin-
matt >. Pitchers, Lincoln and Rhines.
At Brooklyn-B Brooklyn ,, Boston IL;
hits. Boston 5. Brooklyn 9; errors, Boston
;. Brooklyn ,. Pitchers. Nichols and
Hughes. Cmpires, Bowers and McDer-
mott
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
ALWAYS YOUNG
A Centennarian Taxes Himself a Wife in Boone
County-The Blushing Bride Aged 81
Two Hoary But Frisky
Attendants.

Speciqi Telegram 10 the Registe"
CHARLESTON, May "A novel we'd
ding took place in Boone county, Tues
day. The combined ages of the bridal
party was 349 years the bridegroom be-
ing 1O1. the bride 81. the groomS best
man So. and the bridesmaid 81. The
bride was dressed in her first wedding
trousSean. which was made Ga years
ago. The bride was as friSky as a young
damSel. and the bridegroom asccnded
one of the highest mountains in the
county on time, and won the wager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
situation unchanged at Detroit.

DETROIT. May THE strike Situa-
tion here is practically unchanged to-
day. although it is rumored that several
more contractors have accedcd 10 the
demands Of the men. Ii ha, been aScor-
taincd that an agreement has been
between the strikers and machinery
workers OF the Builders Exchange that
the latter boycott all products of wood
entering into a building which are pro-
ducd by scab or non-union labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
SOCIETY CONTESTANTS.
Franklin and Washing ton Elects its Men to
Do Battle Next Year.

oVfttUI ItItJFuNt 70 INf HtYt0ItF.
WASHNGToN, PA, May .. - The
Franklin and Washington Literary So
ciety, of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege, elected their contestants tonight
TO oppose those recently elected by the
Philo and Union Society. The annual
contest takes place i'm March, 1891. The
election was characterized by wire pull
ing and much in feeling between the
fraternity men and the non-fraternity
men. The successful candidates were
j. ID. Douglass, oration, Blytheville, Pa;
Fulton Jack, essay. jacksonville, Pa;
Maurice Sherrard. Rockville, Ind, de-
hnfp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
The Record OF German Abscntees.

berlin, May "A record kept by
the iron foundres and machine factories
union shows that out of ISIS men en-
ploycd IN 20 factories, only 1895 were
absent from work yesterday. Sixteen
thousand workmen abscuted themselves
in Hamburg. They spent the day pic
nicking in the suburbs and no disorder
occurred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
rno.InENcE nArrLEs.
sharp Contests Before the Clad.ton,
Athletic Club.

Providence. R. J., May AT tlc
regular meeting OF the Gladstone Club
last evening. George Dixon and Bob
Green. the Boston colored fighters.
SPARED three rounli s, all OF which We're
.n favor Of Dixon. Barney Hubbard
and Dan McGiyen, of Boston, 12O-pound
men, met I'm a l5-round contest for "a
$3.50 trophy. Hubbard had things hi,
own way from the start. and i'm the
third round knocked his opponent out
so effcctually that McGyen remained
unconscious for half an hour. Jerry
Sullivan and Lucky Daley both of
Worcester, met in a finish fight for %
diamond trophy. Daley'S right arm
was fractured in the seventh round,
but ne continued the fight until tine
26th, when he threw down his hands.
went to his corner and cried like .
baby. After the accident tO Daley.
Sullivan had much the best of the con-
test The trophy was awarded to Su.-
IiVau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
The pemonstratIon a NIarseIIIes.

MARsEHLEs. May 2.-It is stated
that some $4,000 workmen took part in
the labor demonstration here yesterday.
The streets were noisy, but there was
no breach of the peace. 4 large meet
ing was held at the Labor Exchange.
The Prefect declined to receive a depu-
tation in a body, but offered 10 receive
the members If they would divide into
groups.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Amniiinr 40 Cnnference.

PEORIA. Ill. May 2.-Thc coal min
ers of Peoria are calmly awaiting th7
decision OF the Chicago conference. All
the mines here are closed. and at a mass
meeting yesterday the men endorsed
the Columbus scale. and decided to
abide by the decision of the Chicago
conference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
Eight-Hour Strike at Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 2.-Matters at the
Wells and French Car Co.'S shops have
assumed a serious air Not single
man of the 1000 employees is at work.
They made no formal demand Of the
officials. but quietly folded up their tools
and left. The 200 blackSmithS waited
long enough to say that they would not
return TO work unless they were granted
eight hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
In the Metropolis.

New YORK, May 2.-At the Fedora
tion of Labor Bureau this morning Sec
rotary Evans stated that there were NO
new developments in the eight hour
labor question. beyond the fact that a
few more bosses in the city have ex-
nressed a willingness 10 accode 60 the
demands of the strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
GRAFTON OIL WELL.
The Stockholders Think They Can see
Fortunes Ahead.

SplcI1T I9Tf1F0W 10 We H71l8IlF.
GRAFTON. W. VA. May 2.-Thc
efforts of the oil men for the past
month to fish the tools from the well
have proven unsuccessful until to-day,
when they succeeded in gel ag part
of the tools. Wm O. Boyd has been
offered a fair bonus for oil privileges ON
his farm, which lies near the well. This
and other movements among the oil
men has created some suspicion among
the stockholders of the well and one or
two new companies are being organized
for the purpose of further developing
the territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
cARrENrERs WINNING.
The Eight Hour Day Secured without "a
struggle at Minneapolis.

MILWAUKEE,. May Eff to-day's de-
ge.srm.als infitate ne fna. outcome,
the eighth hour movement in Milwau-
kce will result in % victory for the car
pcntcrs. The strike. which 10 was
thought might occur to-day. did not ma
tcrialize and the change from the ten
hour system to the eight hour system
was effected without any excitement
and without any public demonstration
whatever. There viii still be some un-
certainty, however, until after the mass
meetings of the unions to be held Sun
day evening at the west side Turner
Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 2.-The
Springfield Cigar Manufacturing Com
panv will close its mandatory Satur-
day night. throwing large number Of
hands out of employment. They form
erlv operated a non-union shop and since
resuming union prices claim they have
not been able toraiSe their jobbing rates
proportiOnately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03
WINNING THE BATTLE.
Carpenters on the High Road
to Victory.

To victory
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 2.-There
was rejoicing among the carpenters at
the strike headquarters this morning,
when il was announced that the brick
layers had come to the aid Of the
striking carpenters. by ordering that
no bricklayer should work upon ''scab
frames. In some cases the bricklayers
have stopped work on this account. and
all of them will obey the order This
will be a help 20 the strikers in winning
their fight, and as ffiy-cIght ont of 300
master carpenters n the city have al-
ready conceded the advance. the strikers
feel that victory is within their grasp.
On the second morning of thc strike
about 500 men returned t0 work. and
many more are expected t0 go f0 work
tomorrow morning