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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-01
SOW Is THEIR CHANCE.
Proprictors of the World Indicted for Libel
Against Hilton.

New YORK, April 30.-The grand jury
has just handed in indictments against
Joseph Pulitzer John A. Cockrell, Ju-
Illus Chambers and James +. Graham, Of
the New York Word, for criminal libel
of cX-Judgc Hilton.
Delaney Nicoll. counsel for the
World, informed MeSsrs. Graham and
Chambers of the finding of the grand
jury, and both went to the District At
torncys Office. and furnished the re-
quired bail, $1,000 each. Mr.. Pulitzer
is in Europe. and Col. Cockrill is out of
town on a two weeks vacation.
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rictnrc rheft nt Chlcaco.

Chicago, April 3O,-The Waring collec-
ton of paintings is on exhibition in this
city. Among the works ON view was lit
tie picture. "Thc RagpickerS," by c. Buff
fordingcr. valued at about 1000. II stood
on an easel near the front of the gallery
and yesterday it suddenly and mysterious
ly disappeared. 4 woman in long cloak
who frequented the gallery is suspected Of
the theft.
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4 MnIfHnnt i'm Iowa.

De. MorxE.. Iowa. April 3O-Wolves
have been doing such damage in Iowa that
the citizens are going to join forces aud ex-
terminate them by grand wolf hunt Fiji
" sportsmen will participate The plan is
10 surround a section Of the country ana
drive the wolves on 20 the farm OF Jouh
Boyd. Live stock Of all kinds is unsafe,
but. after this measure has been taken ll
is hoped that wolves viii be Few ana TAT
hot lrnan-
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The Volunteer Goes to Frisco.

san FRANusco, April 3O-It is reported
that Commissioner Philip Caduce, of the
Pacific Yacht Club. has completed nego-
tiations with Gen. Pain for the purchase of
the sloop Volunteer, and that the Nolm-
teer will be fitted for sea and started on a
trip around Cape Horn to San Francisco
rnNt fllI
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MnrCnlIn Ont the NIilitIa.

OTTAWA. ILLS, IApril SO-Company d, of
thiscitv. has received word that they may
be called ont for service tomorrow IN case
of trouble in the contemplated strikes AZ
Chicago. II is thought, however that the
coal miners at Sureator are preparing lor !.
biz strike, and that the militia, instead o, oi
going to Chicago. are bound for the coal
mines.
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AIcner NYns ON Honrd.

BosroN, April 30.-It has just been
learned that a Swedish woman, whose hus-
band and children reside in Waltham, was
taken from the steamer Cephalonia on her
inward trip, at Quarantine, Monday, suf-
feriug. the doctors who have examined her
think, from leprosy. The case was report
ed 20 the commissioners to-day, and 1t is
likely the Cunard Company will be rcquir-
ed 10 take the woman back 10 Europe.
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SETTLED PEACEABLY.
Plttsburg Railroad Troubles Agreeably
COMPROMISED.

PlrrsBuRG, PA, April 3O-The threaten
ed strike here on all railroads is over and
tonight the executive council of the FEEDER
alton Of Railroaders ordered the men to
continue work at the rates offered by the
different companies These rates are an in
crease over the old wages. though the
officers of the Federation refused to accept
them at first. They are Is and 10 cents for
day and night brakemen respectively, and
and u aud - cents for day and night con-
ductors. The men are accepting the terms
and will soon catch up on delayed freights.
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nrillsh nnr snrlnrlieId nrewcrles.

SPRINGFIELD, o., April 3O.-The British
syndicate, after negotiations extending
over a period Of six months, has at last sue
cecded in purchasing the only two brewer
les here owned by kore x Blee, and
Schneider Bros The first named has been
established four and the latter two years.
The purchase price FOR the two was
SyalS Jf2
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PARAGRAPHED NEWS.

An organization known as the Indepen-
dent Order of Machinists was organized at
Lynn, Mass
The Maine granite cutters have resolved
strike for nine hours.
The captain Of the sloop Benica Boy,
seized at San Diego, Cal, coufesses that he
has a contract TO smuggle Chinese into the
Uniied States al $40 head.
Congressmen Cultivate and Mutchler
are both candidates for Randall's place on
the Appropriation Committee
At Negaunee' Mich. Edward English, a
railroad brakeman. was killed by train,
and two miners fell down a shaft and died
in few hours.
Herman Kaufman and John Gregor
bricklayers. were killed, and eight others
seriously hurt, by the falling Of a scafold
at Chicago.
At Rochester. MINI, Richard Smitke, a
German farmer, killed his son and commit
ted suicide.
Two thousand four hundred and ninety
four immigrants landed III New York on
Tuesday.
Billy Myer knocked out Jack Hopper in
six-round battle at Alexandria, Virginia
A cablegram has been received from Min
ister Palmer in Spain, declining TO be
candidate for Governor Of Michigan.
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QrrurD. April 30-The immigration
season opened yesterday, when the first
1880 steamships of the year. the Sandman
and Oregon arrived with nearly !, GOO im-
grants. who went West iu four trains Of
~ ears. l3 OF which contained passengers
f0r tlc American Northwest via Chicago.
This is the largest proportion of immigrants
Tor tbc United States that has yet been car
rloj 1v Canadian ships. Most of the new
comUrs are Scaudiuavians
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PIaYers' Tongue.

AT Pittsburg -Pittsburg II, Buffalo ,;
earned, Pittsburg 6; hits, Pittsburg 10,
Buffalo @; errors, Pittsburg e. Buffalo /;
pitchers, Staley and Ferson; umpires,
Matthews and Cunning.
At Cleveland Cleveland &, Chicago };
earned, Cleveland (, Chicago hits, Cleve-
land -, Chicago Z; errors, each; pitchers,
Gruber and Dwycr; umpires knight aud
Jones
At 5rooklyn- Brooklyn 10, New York .
attendance 5000; earned, Brooklyn >, New
York 3; hits, Brooklyn II, New York TO-
errors. Brooklyn 3, New York 4 ; pitchers
Van Halwen aud Ewing; umpires, Barne'
and Gaffney.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 3O.-A special from
Busly Landing says The back water has
been rising here so rapidly that it's thought
nearly all the plantations around here will
be inundated. The large Sinclair place
went under Yesterday. The back levec
gave way and within six hours many acres
of fine cane were flooded. Deer are com
ing out of the swamps in droves and are
being mercilessly slaughtered.
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Editor Walker safe.

CmcAGo. April 3O-There is no truth in
the report that Mr.. Walker. the editor Of
the Cosmopolitan Magazine. had been miss
ing for some time past. and that he was be-
lieved to have been drowned while fishing
in North Carolina. j. Brisbin Walker
was in this city, on his way 10 New York
from Denver last Monday
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OUR NEW NAVY.
Experts Praise the Evolutions of the
American Cruisers.

LONDON. April 80. The cyolutions of
L. ;. vessels in the Mediterranean have
been observed with no little interest by
the naval authorities here, and regular
reports have been received from British
agents at the points where the squadron
has sojourned. Expert opinions are de
cidedly favorable TO the American navy,
both as to skill in seamanship and ctTcc-
tive equipment. and the tone Of the
English press In aluding 10 the sub
icct admits this. Just at present much
discomfort is exhibited with the large
expenditures and poor results in the
Royal navy, and the rage for sea going
lcyiathans and guns Of tremendous cal-
brr has been greatly dampcned.
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ALCER RESIGNS.
AtIurry among the Directors ofthe Ten
ucs~ee Coal Company.

ucs~ee Coal Company.
SEW NosR. April au Gen. Alccrs
resignation a. director of the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company was discussed 40 "a
meeting of the Board held ut the Com
nl-v's office iu this city yesterday
The str.ctcst secrecy is maintained as 20
occurred at the meeting President Platt
became very warm when questioned as 20
what was doue and assorted iu vigorous
language chat 10 was none of the pubiic's
business TO was learned. however, that
t.e election OF Gen Samuel Thomas 90 fill
the place made vacant by Gen. Alger's
..uat.0u was the chief topic discussed.
From the time consumed at the meeting
and the flushed faces of the directors when
taer emerrcd DO would appear that the de-
bltepyas of d very lively nature. No COM
c.us-01 Was reached and au adjournment
was taken until noon to-day in order TO
permit of communication with Gen. Alecr
..... I..r Thomas
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Against Government Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, :. c., April 3O.-At the
meeting OF the Southern Press AsSoci-
alton to-day. on motion of Hon. Patrick
Walsh. of the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
n resolution was adopted protesting
against the bill pending in Congress to
make the Government party to gen
eral telegraphic scheme. aS un-Demo-
cratic. tending 10 ccntralization, and
dangerous to the liberty of the press.
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Married Third Husband to Spite No. .

NEW HAVEN, April 3O.-The police ar
rested yesterday afternoon Mrs. Maria Pc
trello, a good-loolIing Italian woman, about
thirty-fve years of age, on charges of big
amy II is alleged that, notwithstanding
she already had two husbands living, she
was married here recently to Frank Masa-
TO The woman claims that she was di-
vorced from husband No. /, that No , ran
away TO marry another woman, and in re-
veuge she married No. 3.
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PARTED FOREVER.
.Iobn Ward and His Wife sign Articles of
SeDaratiOu.

New YORK. April 3O.-Judge Often
boefer counsel for Mrs. Helen Dauvray
Ward. stated this afternoon that his
client and her husband, John NJ.
Ward tine great short stop, had in
tbe presence OF their counsel to-day signed
articles of separation on terms satisfactory
10 each and a spirit of friendliness to each
other Judge Dittenhoefer stated that this
WINS a fnal separatlOn.
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Italians Assaulted in Boston.

BosToN, April 30 While seventeen Ital-
ian laborers, employed in place of strikers
at Squires packing establishment, were on
their way home. last night, they We're
sayagely assaulted. presumably by strikers.
The Italians were knocked i'm all directions
stones and brickbats were thrown, and one
of the Italians severely injured
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rnnnr Dnxennort.. New Play.

Nrv YORK. April Sd Miss Fanny Dav-
euuor. has abandoned her proposed tour OF
tho country next season Boo "Iheodora.
Fora long time she has been negotiating
with Sard0u rthe American rights for his
new u'av Cleopatra iu which Sarah
Beruharit is % appear at the Porte St.
Martin. Paris A few days ago Miss Dav-
euuort received "a cah,egram from the play
wreht agreeing 90 her terms "Cleopa-
ra win Do the only piece in which Miss
Davenport win appear next season.
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GERMAN PREPARATIONS.
rhe rroop. Nh shoot to KmIf Neee..ar.

BERLIN. April 30.-The Government
is taking great precautions 10 suppress
any disorders that may arise from the
celebration tomorrow by the working
men. The troops in the various districts
in which trouble Is threatened are be-
ing paradcd and put through course
Of exercises iu the tactics for the sup
preston Of rioting. The dctachmcntS
Of troops around POtsdam have been
supplied with ball cartridges, which
they will use II called upon 20 diSperSc
the rioters and meet resistance. Railway
trains are held in readiness to instantly
convey reinforcement Of troops To amy
point where disturbances break out
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GUTHRIE, J. r., April 30.-EX-Judge En-
right Yesterday afternoon interfered in be-
half of a chain gang prisoner who was be
ing treated harshly, and was arrested \
large crowd soon gathered at the Jail and
was addressed through the iron grating 10y
Judge Euright After about one hours
confinement he was released. the authori-
ties becoming fearful that riot would oc-
ON.
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AInmher Nan Drowned.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 30.-Last
Friday while drifting logs with Dan Bum
gardner and Emsy Painter, at the mouth
of Middle Fork. in Jackson county, VIM.
Conner. aged about % years, was accident
ally drowned All three fell in the water
but the others We're rescued.
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rheIrLo,e Drenm Mns short.

ScorrpALE. pa. April 3O-Mrs Henry
Schacthc. Of Bridgeport. yesterday sued
her husband for assault and battery. This
is the couple that created a sensation here
a few days ago by eloping and marrying
They have only been welded nine days,
but the bride intimates nine days of mar
ried life is sufficient TO satisfy her.
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THEY QUIT TO-DAY.
Philadelphia Carpenters strike for Nine
Hours.

Hours
PHILADELPHIA. PA. April 3O.-lr
consequence of the stand taken by the
master carpenters at the meeting last
night. when il was resolved by a major
ity of the masters present To- refuse To
increase the wages Of iourncymen from
30 to 35 cents per hour for nine hours
work: James Dcy, of Assembly No.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
JoinerS. said to-day that the Brother
hood had issued am official order that to-
morrow the men shall lay down their
tools until their demands are complied
with.
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4 Tltlc snrrestcd for Explorer stanIey.

LoNpoN. April 3O.-Honry VI Stanley
returned 10 this city to-day from Sandring
ham. where be- had been the guest Of the
Prince Of Wales The newspapers are dis
cussing the question Of honoring Stanley
bv conferring a title upon him, and those
journals fay0ring the idea are unanimous
In suggesting that the explorer be created
Lord Stanley of Congo IL !s not believed
bv the more intimate Of Mr. Stanley's
friends that he will be willing 30 accept a
title which would detract from his great
moss
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MAY DAY HAS COME.
WILL IT PASS IN PEACE Or WITH DARK
BL00DSHED?
Europe Awaits the Socialist Demonstration Witt
Pear-A Plot to Declare Orleans King Of
Prance-The Military Well in
Hand Everywhere.

PARIS, April 30.-La France, a Re-
publican newspaper, confirms the re-
port that the Marquis DE Mores and
other royaliSts were engaged in a plot
to place the Duke Of Orleans on the
throne Of France and that a warrant
has been issued for the arrest of the
Duke De Luynes on the charge OF being
implicated in the conspiracy. The
Duke, the paper says, has fled to Lau-
Sanup
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Detroit Carpenters Go out

DETROIT. April 3O.-The die is cast, and
when the carpenters of the city laid aside
saw, hammer and plane AZ the close OF work
to-day it was TO inaugurate "a strike to-mor-
row for an eight-hour work day and pay at
the rate of thirty cents an hour About
1000 carpenters go out
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THIRTY THOUSAND IN LINE
Hopes of Chicago Leaders for To-Day's
Demonstration.

CWCAGo, April 30. Tomorrow, May
day. in Chicago will in all probability
witness at least 10000 workingmen i'm
line. The demonstration here is i'm the
eight-hour day cause, and is held under
the joint auspices of the Trade Assem-
bly, and the Central Labor Union. SomC
of the organized leaders predict a turn
ont of at least 10000, but this is proba
blv beyond the mark.
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NEW YORK's ARMY.
Twenty Thousand Men i'm the Demonstra-
tion To-day.

ton Ao-hAes
New YORK. April 30.-According TO the
authorities at the local headquarters of the
Socialistic Labor party, there will be an
extensive demonstration tomorrow. Ar
raugements have been made for parade
of 2O.OOO men, drawing their numbers from
so diTereut labor organizations. There will
be mo- parade of the whole force in a body
but each organization will march from It's
own hall 20 Union Square where speeches
will be made The following men Will
speak: Aug. Delabor, T. b. Wakeman, B.
G. Mcclure. Capt Huntington, of Chicago
:. F. Chevitch. and "a number OF others.
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SCARED THE GAR.


LONDON. April 30.--A letter from ST.
Petersburg says the Car was afraid "a
pass May Day at GatSchna, and that
this fear was the motive OF his sudden
return 10 81. Petersburg.
An mtmation had reached the lmpc-
rial ears that, while there would bee no
worklngmcu's demonstration on the first
Of May in Russia, the day might be- made
memorable in way more terrible 10 the
Car. and it was thought best TO be i'm
trenchcd for the day among the power
full garrison and police of st. Peters
burg.
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snrnr nect Crop In OntarIo.

TORONTO, ONT. April 3O.-The expert
ment with sugar beet seed from Central
Germany and Bohemia. has been very sue
ccssful In Ontario and a large acreage has
been sown this year Should this seasons
crop be successful, 10000 acres will be s0wn
neNf Noar.
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coNcREssslEN SCARED.
They Are Afraid for the Fate of Their
Bills

WA~HlNcroN. ID. C.. April 30.-Sey-
eral members of Congress. interested Ina
tlc public building bills now before the
prosijedt, called 40 the White House to-
iay to inquire what the chances were
tor their being signed. The President
Informed thcm that he was Scrutinizing
thc various bills, and II they were need
ed and thc appropriations not eXtray-
agant. he should approve them. He
Thought Congress should 90 slow i'm this
natter The Presidents veto of the
Dallas. Tex. biIl has caused much COM
mout in both houses of Congress.
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VIII NotParnde.

BrDA PE,ru, April 3O.-The Prefect was
Yesterday waited upon by delegation of
workingmen who announced the abandon
ment of a workingmen's procession ON May
Day The Prefect was assured that the
mass meeting 10 be held In the park would
be an nrderlY one.
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ALlnnor Act rneon.tItutIonal.

LANSING. MIcH, April 3O.-In the Su
preme Court, Yesterday, the action Of that
tribunal in issuing a writ Of mandamus In
the case Of Rode vs.. The Treasurer OF
Wayne County make the liquor act OF lss9
unconstitutional The act Of 1857 IS now
in force.
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COLUMBUS SCALE
Or strike the Alternatives to the Railroad
Coal Oneratnrs.

PIrrsnURG, PA, April 30.-A strike
of railroad coal miners in this district
will take place tomorrow, unless the
Columbus scale is granted by the opera
tors. The old scale expired to-day. The
new scale. which should 90 into effect
tomorrow, advances wages five cents
per ton, which the operators say they
cannot pay. A strike will throw sever
al thousand men out Of employment.
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HARRI,BURG. PA, April 30.-Wednesday,
Julv >. was fixed by the Democratic state
Executive Committee as the day for the
meeting of the State Convention at Scran-
ton Every member of the committee was
present.
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Nnmnne fnr nl.hon Horce.s.

DETROIT. Men. April 30-A special from
Kalamazoo. referring to Bishop Borgess.
condition. SAYS. 1t is probable that the
Bishop will live through the day, but there
are no hopes, however, ofhis recovery
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SuLrANA SURVIVORS,.
Reunion of War Veterans at Chicago
Their NeNt Meeting.

CucAGo. April 3O-At midnight, Apri
y 1865. the Sultana. frcighted with 2,OOt
Union soldiers paroled from Southern pris
.ons. blew up ON the Mississippi near Mem
phis The loss of life was only exceeded
by the four greatest battles of the war
I'ess than 200 of the number now survive,
and the association formed by these met in
annual reunion here yesterday. The next
meeting will be held April y, 1891, at Ere
mont. o. The following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year: Colonel. ;. H
Rundebrugh. Lindsay, o.; Lieutenant Col
onel lanes Stevens. East Buffalo, \. Y,
Major. Chester d. Berry, Tekonsha, Mich.
Adiutant. Wm. Fies, Marion, o.; Quarter
master. L. w. McCrory. Munger, o.; Chap
lain. l.. G. Morgan. Findlay. O.
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Members ofthe school Book Commission

CoLrlmUS. O.. April 30.-E. p. West,
of New Vienna. and J. l.. Carson, Of
Wapokoneta. are members of the new
School Book Commission. Governor
Campbell appointed them tonight.
Westi, Superintendent of Schools. and
Carson is manager of a furniture house.
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At the Grand To-NIrht.

OF Chip o. the Old Block, which will
be seen at the Grand tonight, the New
York Dramatic Time. says "A Chip o. the
Old Block attracted large audience at the
Peoples Theatre on Monday night and kept
It in q merry mood throughout the evening.
The honors were pretty evenly distributed
between K. l.. Scott and Harry Mills 90
Reserved seats al Weir's Hat Store.
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DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

Trouble Drove Pittsburg Man to Take
His own Life.
PIrTsBURG, April 30.-Daniel Rogers, en-
ployed i'm city foundry, went TO his room
this morning and placing his mouth over
the gas jet turned on the gas. When dis
covered he was unconscious He will die.
Rogers was ordained for the Roman Cath
Ole priesthood in Philadelphia, but never
filed the functions of that Office on account
of a scandal. Rogers was thirty-two years
of age II is thought he was insane from
broOding over his troubles.
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In Favor ofLImlted Revision.

FoRr DoDGE, a., April 3O.-The Fort
Dodge Presbytery, comprising at the coun-
Ties of Northwestern Iowa. at its session
lust closed. voted in favor OF limited re-
vision OF the Confession OF Faith.
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I.nncn.ter Carpenters Wln.

LANCASTER, PA, April 3O.-The principa1
builders of This city have concluded to ac-
cede 10 the carpenters demands for nine
hours and two dollars a day. The employees
of those builders who refuse will strike.
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coNsrIRAroRs AnKEsrEn

Mike Corcoran. a well known Demo
cratic politician. was arrested this after
noon for alleged completely i'm the elec-
tiou frauds i'm Twcnty-fourth ward He
at once gave bonds in the sum Of SlO.-
600 and was released. His case was
continued until June 9th. At the same
time Frank Pierce. one of the alleged
corspiratorS. was arrested. and in de-
fault of s. 600 bail went to Jail.
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The Demonstration VIII BE Pcacenblc.

berlin. April 3o.-Thc I'oHNbi0n
the workmcns paper, says that the
workmen are determined to act in "a
pcaceablc manner tomorrow. AT
tcmptS 10 create disorder, the paper
ssYs. will fail