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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-25
AHEAD OF TINE.
Nellie Bly's Arrival aud Reception at Chi


csgo.
CHICAGO, Jsuuary 24.-Nellie Bly, ar.
rived at thegUnion Depot ehortly after Z
o'clock this morning, two hours ahead OF
schedule time.
At Joliet she was met by email dele
CATION of representatives Of the morning
and afternoon psperu. Upon her srrival
she was driven 10 the rooms of the Chicago
Press Cl1b, where chs held an informal
reception until 9:l5 O'Clock.
In company with the representatives of
the World ths brsakfasted at Kinsley's,
and ut 1890 o'clock depsrtad on the Penn
sylvaLia Express for New York.
Nellie Bly, will he at the Union depot,
at Piitsburg, at 2;10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and is scheduled to arrive in New
York at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
At O'Clock this morning Miss BY WAS
but 80 miles west of Chicago, ard wac
travelling Esstword at the ne Of 40 miles
an hour. She WAS TO have arrived in Chi
ergo hy 8 o'clock, and have left there al
10 o'clock for Plttsburg, coming by the
Chicago, ST. Loui and Pittsburg and Pan
Handle roads. She will not have special
train, but will be an ordinary pa sanger On
the regular No. 20. Mrs Bly's plan IN
,skiog the Pan-Han6le in preferences to
the Fort Wayne, is occssicDed BY the fact
that there are no sleeping cara on he day
light Fort Wayne trains, while there are
on the other roads.
By reaching New York tomorrow after.
noon she will have accomplished the jour-
ney one day in advance Of the time SET fer
her arrival. She vas schtduls TO arrive
10 New York on Sunday, Considerable
sympathy is expressed for the plucky little
SoutneIner, Miss Eizibath Bislaod. Her
misfortnne in failing to get the stsamer al
Havre has prob big been the means OF PEE
venting her from being the first to arrive.
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TALKED ABOUT CANADA.
An Ohio mau's Argument Before the Ways
and Means Committee.

An Ohio man's Argument Before the Ways
and Means Committee.
WASHINGTON, D @, January "a S j..
Ritchie, Of Ohio, appeared before the Way g
and Means Committee to-day, and argued
in favor OF the free importation of Cana
dian mineral ores and in favor of upre.
stric ed recipr, city with the Dominion. {
Toe chairman lbavirg ascertsined that
Mr.. Richie was conyerssnt With Canadian
matters, inquired what the sentiment was
in Canada IL regard to annexation.
Mr.. Richie replied that any sentiment
conld be found ir CAnada which any bod y
wished TO fi.h for. There wRs consider.
able sentiment in favor of reciprocity, and
by taking the proper course the United
States could increase the sentiment.
Mr.. Payne asked as 10 the feeling to-
wsrl the Butter worth reciprocity bill.
Mr. Richie replied that the opposition
in the Canadian Parliament, numbering
about one-third its membership, had
adopted the Butterworth bill as it's plat.
form.
In reply to a question by Mr.. Carlisle
Mr.. Ritchia stated that lhe American in
terests in Canada were very large. Mr..
Carlisle asked whsther Canada would
give the Uaited States free coal if the United
States gave her free iron. Mr.. Rltchis
replied emphsticsllv in the sfiirmstive.
Hon. Bspj amin B1tterworth, of Oaio,
then addressed the committee in support
Of bis bill for reciprocity with Canada.
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RIDDLEBER6ER DEAD.
The Errst Virg man Expires at His
Home In Woodstock.

WOODSTOCK, VA, January "a -Ex-
Senator Riddleberger died this morbiDg
at 2:30 o'clock, sfter long illptss. His
death had been expected for several days.
and his family were present when he died
Harrison Holt Rddleberger was born al
Eiiuburg, Shenandoah county, Va, Otto
Der 4. 1874. He bad a common school
education, and then studied with tutor
at home for two years. He was II y6afs
old when the war began, aud was for three
years in the Confederate Army as lituien
ant Of infantry and captain OF cavslTy.
After the war be stude law snd was sd
mitted to the bar, btginning his practice
at Woodstock.
For two yesrs he was Common wealth.
Attorney for his county; be served fouf
years in the House of Delegate, and for
similar period 10 ths State Senate. He
was member CT the Democratic State Com
mi.tee until 1875, Presidential elector
on the Democrs,ic ticket in 1886, and or
the Read usteT ticket in 1880 In 1873 he
entered the United States Senator as 3
Readjuster. ana his term Of seIv'c1 ended
in 1889 Ia the meantime he had sever a
contentious with his colesge, Gen. Ma
hone, and during The last campaign he op-
posed Malone. Since 1870 be had been
editor Of three pspsrs-lhe Ttah Legion
the Shenandoah Democrat and tho Vir.
giniaR
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HeI.n WnirerNnLongsr.

SAN FRANCISCO January 24.-Miguel
Tinoco, VI no come from one OF the noblest
Spanish families in Central Ameriss, and
who was once one oi the most prominent
and wealthy planters in Guatemala, was
discovered serving as waiter in the 0cci-
dental Hotel here Saturday. He was rec
ognizsd by an old friend, ex.President
Bernardo Scto, of Costa Rlca. TiaOco was
supplied with flnda snd will leave fer
bis iorme home, where he has wealthy
relaiivss
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Parker, burg

Spsc!oi Hk0rda 10 he R'ois:er.
PARKERsBUke, Janusry "a Senator
John 2 Kenna, Governor Jackson, Judge
As1bal Green of New JsIsey, AID W. Z
Chiffon argued the motion fjr the sp-
pointment Of new receivsr fer the Kama
Tha and 0nio ROAD to-day in the United
States Court before judges Boy sud Jack
son.
The date set fo: :s...0- tse psopeIty OF
the Randolph Boom aId Lumber Company y
ia Nay Is place, ParkersbuIg.
In the Circuit Court to-day Judge Bore
man decided the vexed question OF the
Little Kanswhs bridge Company against
the County Ccurt in favor nf tie pro.
testors." 1t will 90 t. the court Of APP
pesls.
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srnrln,. Coming Ps.,poned.

NEW YORK, January "a "A noted
Eoglisb sporting man writes from London
the following interesting letter to friend
Frank slsyin haa decided to postpone bis
departure for America until after his mar
riage to Miss Eiith Slater, Of Margate.
The big Australian will not meet any
body oukiie of Sullivan or Jackson.
ae is after the championship of tie
world. and will not return home until be
has fought for it, so that Kilrain or Nc
Aul ffe have no chance of getting on q
a match with Slavin until be has met J 0hn
L. or the colored champion. Jem Mace is
trying bard TO get himself in some sort OF
condition for bis four round contest with
Charlie Mitchell. The veteran boxer will
be just 90 years Of sge April 3 next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-25
MEETING OF MINERS.
A CONTEST OVER THB QUALIFICATION OF
OFFICERS.
What Ar. Evans has 10 Say Of the Amlsams-
tOn-lt IS Probabls That the
Constitution Will b
Adopted

COLUMBUS. O.. January 2i'-The M.
tlonal Progressive Union and D.s,ric,
Assembly l35 reconvened 10 Joint session
this morning.
In regard to the defense fnrd, it bas
been decided 10 make 80 assessment of 81
OF each member. Ga the question of
machine mining i. Is the intention TO
tqualiza mschine ard pick mining, il
pOseible.
A scale OF prices for the coming year
will be taken up as soon as tie constitn.
iion has bsen adopted.
Mr.. clris Evans, President Of tho os,o
dlylsion of miners, ssiJ. 1--WE are rer.
'eciiy satisfied with the work Of the con.
vention Thus isr. lis the most i,cn,,,.
ant meeling the miners have ever had
We have amslgamsled and not lo,, m.
essentisi features OF either organ'z ITO,
But now our most important dutv sw,iIs
us-toe adoption of copsti.ntion-
until II lie brought before rs We car oaia
discuss iainor matters OF inlelsst 10 ~
crar.n ~ 'n'
The name of the new orgapiz,tio, ;s,,
be United Mine Workers ofN D. A I3s
h. oi H., apd the National Progressive
Union'" Aper capita tax Of five cents nsr
member WAS adopted. A consid,r,bis
portion oi the constitution il devoted 20 ~
description Of the duties OF the eeyersl N.
oers ''-
Ihere was strong contest over ,1o
qualifications Of the officers OF The gsrs,sl
Union; which was pending when a recess
was taken. The Knights Of Labor rsised
objections TO the clsuss that ofiicsIs Of lbe
Union shall be members OF both brsucbes
OF the oFgsnziiion before being ,b'e to
qualify.
Ire s"o great organizations spe.t Tie
day 10 consideration Of a constitution ga
It was adopted, SECTION by section. hu, moi
Sitnout much discussion and s,ronc 81
ing. Although the constitution h.. not
oeen adopted ss whole, th,rs i.
no oouot that such sciion EilI
be taken when the Join, eonyen-
ton conyening sgsin tomorrow. Tbe
constitution is given: This organization
snail De known as The United Mine Work.
ers oi National Trades Assembly 1876. X.
OF l. ard the National Progressive Union
Inc objects are TO mite mine employs.
and to smelorate their condition bv ms,b-
ods OF correlation, sItilralion or s,rikss
Ibe ofii ,ers ihsll b. Prri-
dent, Master Workma1. Vice
Presidedent CT Worthy Foreman. Sferl-
tary-Treasnrer and Executive Board Of
seven members, two Of whom sball be tho
presiding officer and Secretary. Treasurer.
The salaries Of the officers sbau hs
PRESIDENT, 900 per annum; Wee P,ssi-
dent $500; Secretary Treasurer. $1,000.
members Executive BoOrd, 50 per day ard
expenses.
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REEDS RULES.
The Despo,ic Sway Of the DrAn New
Speaker.

The Despo,ic Sway Of tho BrAn New
Speaker.
Special Tk0ram 10 Gis Regfssr.
WASHINGTON, d. O., January "a
Speaker Reed is tulkipg because his party
will rot swallow, without question or pro-
test, the nauseous dose be has prepared for
it In the shope Of code OF arbitrary rulee.
Assuming that he was chosen Speoker upon
the theory that he would rule with par
tisan despolism, be set to work without
even a, king the consent of his Republican
colleagues on the Rules Committee to pre-
pare code OF rules.
he did not call q meeting of the com.
mit.ee, bat le. days drift on. When
questioned as TO what was 10 be done be
be simply simply replied that he was pre-
parirg rules. Finaly, after days had
been wasted. he submitted to Mckinley
and Csnno1, Republican members of the
committee, copies of his c)de Of Rules.
When they had been permitted to ex
anime
THE REED RULES,
copies were sent to Ne. Carlisle and Mr.
Randall, the two Democrats on the COM
mites.
Up To that period, it was apparent that
Reed hattered himself that he was abso-
lute boss of the situation. He imagined
that the Republicans had elected him
Speaker 90 the basis of his supposed fit-
ress az a dictator; that as lie WAS the mosi
uuscrupulous of the candidates, in poli.-
ical ReDse, there would be no hesitancy in
the haste Of the Republicans in following
him TO any extreme. Speaker Reed evil
IDENTIFY Concluded that he had but to crack
the party whip, which had, he imagined,
been placsd in his hands to make every
K, publican respond. Bat he encOunte, ed
an obstacle at the outset in the person Of
Cannon, of Illiuois, wbo, as a Republican
member of the Committee on Rules, de-
ciined TO approve the Speakers rules
As the REGIsIBR hiss bsen advised Mr..
Cannon vac willing to resort to extreme
methods 10 prevent 6l.ibusttring, but be
held that the Republic had no right to
compel the Democratic minority 10 assist
in making up quOrnm; that ii WIS tee
duty Of the Republicans to supply them
selves quorum IL every case of emergency
demanding ore. This was precisely
MR CARLIsLE's POSITION,
aud the idea of Cannon agreeing with the
Democratic leader was extremely offensive
to Mr. Reed. He intimattd that ths Re-
pubicans would have to have to accept
bis rples or do without rules, snd threat
ened to Withdraw those he I'D submitted.
In tbs meantime nothing has been done,
ard the House can make DO real progress
until it shall have set of fixed rules
The time is being 1astei with unim-
poriant measures and the boast of the Re-
publicans, so frequently uttered, that they
were advancing business far beyond any
thing that Democrats hsd eve: done, is
proving to be idle aud absnrd.
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A GAS EXPLOSION.
An A Accident Resulting In q LOG .iaumsn

COLUMBUS, o, January PA few
minutes sfar five o'clock an alarm Of fire
from box 90. at the corner of High and
Main streets, called the fire department
oct. The news spread that there had
been natural gas explosion. The cries
of Injured people within could be plainly
heard. A whisper ran through the crowd
that 1t was q natural ess main that ran
cas-; and vest through Noble Alley, bat
this was soon converted into rumor that
the blaze was due to gasoline explosion
IN the housc, and the people did not
was almost under control, the
people were standing around, and the ps-
Hol wagon was stsndiDg idly near the
scene. Tee alley was crowded with lock-
eIs-on, many Of whom we're turniog to 20
home. AT that moment q terrific explo-
iion rent the air. A sheet Of fame burst
nom the building at the northwest corner
OF Noble aud Wallace streets, q great mass
of bricks, beams and stone which seconds
before lad constituted two story brick
building we're flying with ter fic force
Though, the air, then the suist of death.
The scene that followed was terrible.
The people fl;d shriekiDg in oil directions
while the alley was instantly covered With
mass OF debris, from which the moans OF
buried men came.
The following are the names of the kill
ed and il jured
Killed-Charles Becbt, barber; -Sey-
mour, colorsd boy, and Mrs =. Mano,t.
Her body was taken from the cellar. Toe
other members Of the family are badly in-
jured.
Wounded-Dr. I. X. wissineer, VIM.
Brady, VIM. Neil, Wm. james, Mrs. VIM.
JAMES, - Blar rkinger, Theo. Shonding,
Officer LJnsky, Charles Lighter, Wm.
Riley, Bell Smith. Elmer Gales. Mrs.
Corn, Ed. Keller, Elmer Geach, Charles
Lowry, Peter Mano't, Thomas Doyle,
Flora Bowers, Emma Bowers, Aaron Been,
Ben lamin Morgan and Msrshall Kilbourne.
The explosion, as Gear as can be sscer.
tained, resulted from an accumulation Of
gas in the cellar Of the house occu-
pied by NJ .chael Bowers and Mr. Marriott.
No natuTsl gas pipes were ever put into
that house, but the csnae Was a Natural gas
main in Noble alley which leaked.
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BATTLE WITH THE BELLOWS.
The Stsamer Sardinia Experiences y
Rough Passage to Londor.

The Stssmer Sardinia Experiences =
Rough Passage to London.
LONDON, Jsnusry "a The British
steamer Sardinia, Captain Richardson,
from Portland January 8, arrived ht Liy-
erpcol last night. She reports very heavy
weather. Ga Jsnasry 16 an alarm OF fire
wea given, caused by the bursting OF 3
steam gusgs. In the meantime
the funnell wss smashed aud the
fires smothered out by the
waller pouring down c. them. Two men
we're killed aud third Was 20 badly in
jursd thai he subsequently died. Three
other rnen were badly injured. i; Nas
impo3sible 10 replace tho furnsll for a
hOurs. and ia the meantime The steiner
drift,d, the s'orm Al The pame time IN.
crtasipg in severity. The three inen who
we're killed were buried a. sea when the
storm sbsted. All the Ssrdinisn's life
boats except one were smsshed By the
heavy seas
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
A Review of the Week in Commercial

A Review of the Week in Commercial
CIcles.
NEW YORK, January PAR. G.. Dan &
Co.'s weekly review says: Business has g
decidedly more favorable appearance.
Cooler weather has brought a general in
crease Of activity and imyrOvtmen, in col
leciions. Heavy disbursements by the
treasury for bonds have brought easier
money markets, and several troublesome
labor controversial have been adjasled.
The Philadelphia m Gket flr pig iron il
more Irregular. with some offers of No.
at $3.50. Bar iron Is dull and less &C
tive. Nails trs dull, ard while two Penn.
sylTania mil,s have marked up steel rails
to S36, others stili Ssk S35
The woolen business has been li.tle
improved for all grades by the colder
weather, and Is fIirly sotise fer cheaper
cashmeres and worsteda, wit some gain
10 heavier woolens, bot ta'es are still mar.
row ard cautioua and concessions sre noted
in Territory wool a, Boston, where the tc-
tai eales were bn. ., 5l2 400 poasds.
The grain speculation shows sales Of
only ~ COO 600 bushels. Wheit is lower,
with com &c lower. Oats has risen &c
and pork products are a little stronger,
while oil has advanced a oe1t. Raw engsr
lie unchanged, bat crushed is on eiehth
lower. Except il cJttOn, the speculative
markets show sn unhealthy activity,
though money here mas been decidedly
easier: Reports from western oi'I,s are
generally more satisfactory th 8 week.
Most reports note improvement in weather
and IN .Fsde, and ct Chicago, receipts
double las. years At Plttsburg the
mills are oil operating and higher prices
are expected. The raO5sy markets are
easier at Pbiladelpais, ST. Louis end 0ms.
ha. and irn with ample supply at Chi
csgo. There is much less complaint OF
tardy collections. The general improve
ment is reflected in higher prices for
stocks, which have advanced during the
week nearly so cents a share.
The busintss failures number 33S, "a
compared With 3S6 last week, aud les,
year same week 3i2.
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no.t A,.a..h

NEW YORK, January "a The general
term Of the Supreme Court has Sfirm'd
the conviction of John hos: end his
sentence TO cns year Imprisonment in TIE
psnitentiary Nest was convicted Of u'irg
Language tsndir g to iseits riot doriss 3
tpsech ct sn anarchists lseting November
1887, to express Indignation st the hsrg-
ing Of their Chicago brethren. An appeal
wac taken and Most WAS released on bail.
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SURPRISE IN LEsAL CIRCLES.
Government Prisoners Make Appli icstion
for Writs Of Hsbeas CORPUS.

Government Prisoners Make Appii alton
for writs Of Hshess Corpus.
SIOUX FALLS, OAK January "a
Considerable excitement was oecssion6d
here yesterday by an announcement that
Law firm had made application fir The
issuance OF vriis OF habeas corpus in the
case of number OF Government prisonere
now in the State nenitsntiaIy.
The position taken is a novel one. The
prison ers were stnteuced 10 terms ia the
United Ststee Peniien.iary at Sioux
Falls. When Sou D,ko'a wss admiitt d
to Statehood the Government wing was
turned over to the new Slate and the pri'-
oners oil moved into the State portion OF
the prison.
The prisoners claim That the Govern
meet Peui;eht!ary hiss been abolished and
that 10 such place now exists, and TINT
the autboritiea had DO right to tuIn them
over to any other place 0f imprisonment
The spplicatinns we're cent TO U. s. Dir
trict Judge Eigerton, and he will appoint
a time for hearlrg and argument 90 tbs
petitions.
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ALONG THE RIVER.
The Co .air and Going Of sfe-mbeAtma af
The MARKS From A bOSs.

The Co.air and Going Of sHs-mbeAtm o..
The MARKS From Above.
The marks on lbe isDdiog lssl t5e.iog
indicated II feet ss1 fil.iDg.
The item yssterdsy stating that TIE
Rainbow had ron iato the Ben Huf va
erroneous. The Bsa Hur broke a shah ~
Harmar And laid up there for rspairs.
The Rainbow took her down q new shalt
from PittshuTg
Tne marks from shove yesterday ue;e
Pittsburg, 9 feet G inches arc faliing
MorgAntown, G feet inches ead isl.ifg
weather sDosy. on City. Zee. sDd
falling; weather clondy sAd cold. kies.s
,,d'no feet : .ncbes and fsl.ipg
~satbef clear. Brownsville, 3 feet and
f.Iliug; wee,hsr dear Greensboro, feet
: inrl.s and falling; weather, snowy.
p.rker feet G iuehss aid fslhrgi rro~
ing.
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Sentenced 10 Tho Ysnitentiary.

special Telegram 10 the Register.
CADlz. o, January 24.-rn Common
Pleas Court to-day The iary brought il a
verdie,, finding Peter White. cOlored,
guilty Of malicious distraction Of prop
erty, and be will get term in the psni-
tentisry. White was charged With
being one OF mob who recently
demolished the house and foroituTe
Of an iDoffensive cOlorsd man named
Jim Wet, during tbs telpStssy abssnce
Of West and h.s VIZ, turning the chill
dren odt 10 the cal1, an account OF which
appeared in the REGISTER a, tie time
Two white boys and another coloIsd mao
were indicted, and will be tried at THE
term of court for beiDg parties in the a.
fair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-25

De- bCLL's Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children Il eures coughs,
colds, Group sore throat and whoopine2
cough /, Is pleasant to ihe tAste, and
nets ike charm. 25 ceais.
"Jack shall pipe and Gil sball dance"
inst ss long out in the open barn a. they
please. The free born American citizen
DONE fear neuralgia with Salvation Oh 10
tie front. Price only % cents
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Queer Aea,rs m a PenIteptiary.

ST. LOUIS, January 24.-Mr'. Clara
Hoffman. State President Of ths W.. q. T.
o., has been investigating the S;sts p;ni
tentiary at Jefferson City, and tells 8
somewhat startling story as 10 the result
of her inquiries. She claims that white
and blsck women are buddled together
like cattle, and that the profanity OF some
OF thu female prisoners is something awful
to hear. She also alleges that womea are
whipped for violation o, iLe ,.lss, and sd-
duces p;oof of immortality at the in,titu-
tior
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In session. FIVE mioutes.

WAsHiNGToN, January "a The HOuse
Elections Committee Was iu session only
FIVE minutes to-day, end did not attempt
to pass upon the West Virginia contest OF
Atkinson VS.. PendleioD, which had been
set down for final deposition.
The case tf Smith vs.. Jackson, which
has alieldy been reported TO the HOuse,
will be called for consideration by that
body next wedn, sdsy, il the committee
can secure the floor.
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KILLED on the Rail.

Special 7tIecrdus 10 w R,9ls;sr.
srRUBES VILE, January aI.-This after
noon a man namei Frank Wilsor, sged
50, was struck by freight No. As on the C.
& P. railroad, east bound, in the lower
end of the city, and instantly killed.
Wiis1 lived n,ar where be was killed and
wss picking up cosl from the track at the
tfrna
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Per sIons for West virginisns.

Special Telegram 70 The KeglkIer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January "a Pen.
sions have been granted West Virginia sp-
plicarts SIS follows: Original invalid
Andrew Hesber, of Sis,ersville; jackson
L. BsTger, of Littletnn; VIM. F. Pell. OF
Independence; VIM R1dacksr. of Mounds
vile; John Z R,yburD, Of Point Pleasant;
wm. r Coe, of CimerOD; Camden Bond,
Central Station; VIM. r. Malone, OF
Charleston Solomon Wick, Of Burnsville;
David Fl. Hanshsw, Of Huntington. In
creas-Wiley A. Berry, of Sistersville
Reissue-Caleb Moone. Of Hessville. Re-
issue and increase-Wm. H. Jenkins, Of
Hudson. Original widows, eic-PenDy,
mother Of W. Jackson, Of PArkerstCrg.
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Elixir of Dates

Is q combination of the active properties
of dates, hgs, prunes and other tropical
fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
fleets have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. Il cures habitusl constipation, indi-
pestion. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
e.c. Sold in so ceat bottles by W. W.
Irwin, W. E. williams, John Lsughlin
and @. r. Goetze. J. 7. Goodwin & Co.,
and Logan & Co., W Is
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Dock Labor.r. Oh a strike.

LONDON, January 2l-TSO hundred
dock laborers employed in disefargiHg the
British steamer Berg3re Head, at Liver
pool, from 2,gpswisE, stopped work to-
day upon the repressD iatiOrs Of delegates
from The Bsifast deck udioo, that the
Ultter Steamship C5mplny, 10 which the
B.nsore Head bslosgs, would no. .oseede
the demands Of the cock !sss:ers