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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31
Starvation in Canada.

MONTREAL, August Sole Progress Dt
SdguendB confirms the previous report Of
the failure of the crops in that district, and
says that never have the prospects been so
discouraging as now. The failure of the
crops is TO be attributed to dry weather
and frOsts. II says that many families are
preparing TO emigrate 10 the United States
TO obtain employment in the cotton facto-
ries, as they are unable to obtain enough
to live on. The journal believes it TO be
the imperative duty Of both governments
TO do something 10 prevent the exodus.
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MebART 3 e Try.
The Notorious Cine = Iurderer Cap

ClNCrNNArr, o., August 3O.-Ed McCarty,
the murderer who was brought into the po-
lice station last midnight, had been in hid
ing at a lumber camp on the Kentucky side
Of the river opposite Rising Sun, Ind. His
presence there was made known TO Chief of
pQiice Diet ch yesterday, and he started
two ...ea O. be place in a buggy.
McCarty was hauling lumber, and came
in after dark, when the officers pounced
upon him suddenly. He made an effort to
draw his revolver, but was quickly dis
armed He SAYS he walked all the way 10
that place, and had read the papers telling
of his crime. He did not attempt to deny
the killing, but says he was compelled to do
10 in self defense. In the Police Court this
morning McCarty was arraigned before a
crowded court room. His counsel asked
for a continuance Of the case, which was
granted until the 10th of September.
Meanwhile the murderer goes TO Jail, the
offense not being bailable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31
VI. p. CHURCH CONFERENCE.
The List of Appointments for the Next
Year.


Special telegram 10 the sunday Register.
NEwBURG, w. VA, August 3O.-The
West Virginia conference of the NJ. p.
Church closed its Thirty-siXth session at
this place at II o'clock. The appointments
for next year are as follows: President,
ID. {. Wees; Addison, j. B. Carder; Avon,
G. w. Phillips; Barbour, j. l..
Sims; Burnesvile, w. a. Law; Buck
hanon, A. L. McKeever; Birch River,
A. ID. Johnson; Big Springs, TO be sup
piled; Beverly, W. H. Hart; Cottageville,
10 be supplied; Doddridge j. II. Nester;
Elizabeth, to be supplied; Evalyn, 10 be
supplied; Freeport, /. c. Ocheltree;
Friendly, q. Lowther; Georgetown, ID.
Batter; Glenville, 3. Z. RAIDER; Grafton,
TO be supplied; Harrison, II. Young; Har-
risville, NJ T. Barrett; Hendrix, T. w.
Ireland; jackson, j. Dunn; Key
stone, j. +. Arnold; Kama
wha, Jacob B. Lewis and f. J. Wilson;
Masontown, J. p. Warner; Marion, NJ. ID.
Helmick; Mt. Morris, \. j. Yoke; Nor
gantown, d. II. Davis; Newark, TO be sup
piled Newburg, j. J. Poynter; Penns-
0oro, G. w. Barrett; Pocahontas, n. An
Vile; Palatine, ID. c. Helmick; Parkers-
burg, J. D.Corbin; Ronceverte.J j. H. Moss
burg; RichardSonville, &. l.. Hall; Reedy-
vile, NJ. l.. Smith; Ravenswood, TO be sup
piled, Raymond City, to be sup
piled; st. George, f. J. Harris,
ST. Marys, NJ. NJ Every; Smithville,
L. w. Morrison; Sutton, j. w. Bibbe;
Sandyville, j. y. Holt; Spencer, j. p. An
vile; South Sutton, o. Westfan; Tyler,
D. j. Vincent; Taylortown, l.. \. Nc
Nemar; Upshur, D. 5. BOggs; Vadis, NJ.
Ireland; Valley, % be supplied; Wade
vile, j. !. Mason, d. D.; Weston, j. w.
Hollen; Webster, J. NJ. Conway; West
Sutton. j. c. Reese
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National League.

At. lphia-Philadelp ., Chi
chago 10; hits, 10 and 10; errors, and 3;
earned, Chicago :; pitchers, Smith and
Hutchison; umpire, Lynch; attendance
Asp.
At Boston, Mass.-Cincinnati 6, Boston
>, hits, - and 9; erroos, , Cincinnati; {;
earned, > and 3; pitchers, Duryea and
Getzein; attendance 4,722.
At New York-First Game-New York
>; Pittsburg nothing; hits, and ,; errors,
, each; earned, New York 3; pitchers,
Rusie and Phillips.
Second Game-New York :; Pittsburg
3; hits. u and ;; errors, , and 3; earned,
New York 3; pitchers, Sharrott and Heard.
Attendance 7Ol.
At Brooklyn Cleveland nothing; Brook
lyn ,; hits, and ,; errors, , and |; earned,
Brooklyn /; pitchers, Viau and Lovett.
Attendance 22S5.
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Association Games.

At Baltimore-Baltimore 1, st. Louis :;
hits. 5 and 9; errors, Baltimore /; earned,
and 3 pitchers, Baker and Munyan.
At Philadelphia-Athletics 3, Columbus
S: hits, and Z; errors, ) and 5; pitchers,
McMahon and Gastright.
Second game-Athletics 2, Columbus Z;
hits, and -; errors, > each; earned,
Columbus 3; pitchers, Seward and Knauss.
At Rochester Rochester >, Toledo 4;
earned runs, 3 and q pitchers, Cushman
and Miller; hits, each; errors, , and 3.
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FACTORY REFORMS.
Sew Iau,A,Eed by the Inspectors Con-
Nention.

NrN LtN, A,Eeu h} the inspectors Noh-
Nention.
ST." N.-s, August 30-The factory in
s.s continued their ld0OrS to-day. A
-,..r us- adopted changing The name
.e body mn the National Inspectors
Public Buildings and Factories 90 the
.-.--lt..a-. Inspectors of Factories.
I.e Commit 0n Resolutions urged q
State lass e.mna ur an children under lt
.ears unable -o read and write. 20 attend
.'0. and rllt uo women or girls shall 0e
.un.oreI later than % u. m. Orearler than
d.. u.. and talt uo minor shall work more
.-u teu hours a day. Or sixty hours "a
.yeea. Also THAI laws oe passed providing
.ar pure air. fire engines. aud the guarding
4 u-----..
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FINE GLASS SAND.
A Great Find Said to Have Been Made
Near Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, August 30-A plate glass
sand has been found near Pittsburg In
short time it will not be necessary to send
across the Allegheny Mountains to secure
the sand for the great works near this city.
The Speer White Sand Company hrs pur-
chased tract of eighty-seven acres of land
in the hills near Layton. on the Pittsburg,
McKeesport and Youghiogheny railroad.
On the land is hill which, it is claimed,
has 40-foot vein Of pure white sand, the
best of which will be suitable for making
plate glass, and the rest will do for window
glass houses.
The company is building large sand
works near the vein, and will employ sew
eral hundred miners. 1t will also construct
an incline about half mile in length for
the transportation of the sand TO the Penn
icky railroad.
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BRDGEPoRT, o.. August 30, 1890.

BkIDTLFOkI, U. AuBuSI %, IoJU.
To the Editor Of me Sunday Register:
SIR:-As your live paper is widely read
in our busy town, | ask space. in the en-
deavor TO incte a move on the part of
our city government in regard TO the con-
dition and "lovely" appearance of the
short street in front Of our really creditable
City Hall. refer TO its complete occupancy
by stables, wagons, weeds ash piles, and
lastly, but not least, that monument to
poor management. the ruins Of the old
lookup. This street scenen is not only
seen bv day, but bright electric light
illumines its hideousness by night Mr..
Mayor and gentlemen Of the Council, let US
see some Of the Improvements promised,
and a quick beginning made right at this
point Is.
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Liquor killing on the Natives.

LONDON, August 3O.-Gen. Joubert, the
leader of the Beers, represents in an inter
view that terrible misery has been caused
among the natives Of South Africa by the
liquor traffic. The General says that in
1854 he warned King Umbandine, of Swaz-
iland that gold concessions and drink
would destroy his country. Umbandine
did not heed the warning, and three years
later he was hopeless drunkard. Disease
and drunkenness are making havoc among
the native tribes, Notwithstanding the
efforts of the missionaries
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31
Selecting Jurors for BurchelI's Trial.

WooDsTocK, ONT, August 3O.-A panel
of Jurors for the fall term, at which Burch-
ell, the alleged murderer OF Benwell, will
be tried, was balloted for to-day Owing TO
the Importance OF the trial, the petit jury
panel was -. Crown Attorney Ball eau
toned all the Jurors against expressing any
opinion whatever in reference to the Burch-
ell case to any one, rs such expression of
opinion might be used at the trial to render
him incompetent TO serve
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WON THE FUTURITY:
Belmont's Potomac Carries or the Rich
Prize.

DtiihOHl Ou TIC INith
Prize.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, August 3l.-There
was large crowd at the races to-day, the
principal attraction being the Futurity
stakes.
First race five and a half frlongs-
Kingston won. Time, ! :0S.
Second race, one mile and furlong-Ru-
porto won. Time, 30 10.
Third race, the Futurity, sweepstakes
for two-year-olds, the Coney Island Jockey
Club 10 add Sl2, 800, the second to receive
s., 600 of the added, and two-thirds of the
starting money; the third 81 900 of the
added money and one-third of the starting
money. Distance, six furlongs. There
were fifteen starters-Potomac, owned by
August Belmont, won, Masher second, and
Strathmeath third. Time. 1:l5 l-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Bobby Beach
won. Time, Al 80.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong-Quo-
tation won. Time l:55 Is.
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AMorteace for $4,000. 600.

HUNTINGTON, IND. August 3O.-Six
deeds from w. =. Fishback to Charles
Caster and others, transferring the Chica-
20 and Atlantic Railroad, have been filed
in the Recorders office here. a mortgage
for $l2, 900. .OOO to secure the payment of
per cent gold bonds, payable in 1892, and
mortgage to secure income mortgage tenn
porary bonds 10 the amount OF Sl0,0OO,OOO
have also been filed This completes the
transfer Of the road 10 the Erie.
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wooLEN MANUFACTURERS KICK.
They Charge the Growers With Breaking
the Agreement.

WASHINGTON, August 3O-The action of
Senator Sherman, in proposing certain
amendments to the wool schedule of the
Tariff bill, has brought large delegation
of woolen manufacturers from Philadelphia,
headed by Thomas Dolan, to the capital.
The manufacturers claim that the wool
growers have broken the agreement enter
ed into when she bill was pending in the
WAYS and Means Committee and which
formed part of the Mckinley bill when it
DaSsed the House
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Players League.

At New York-New York 6, Chicago q;
hits, and &; errors, and :; earned runs,
3 and .. Pitchers, Crane and Batson.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn IA, Cleveland 10;
hits, - and %; errors, and ;; earned
runs, 6 and o. Pitchers, weighing and Nc
Gill. Attendance, 1.l27.
At Philadelphia-Phi 5, Buffalo
3: hits, 10 and 3; errors and ( earned
runs. 3 and l. pitchers, Knell and Gun
ningham. Attendance 3,2lS.
At Boston-First game-Boston l6,
Pittsburg (; hits, Is and l3; errors, each;
earned runs, Q and .; pitchers, Gumbert
and Tener. Attendance 3,240.
Second game-Boston D. Pittsburg ,;
hits, and ); errors, = and l. earned runs,
Boston 5; Pitchers, Radbourne and Staley.
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THEY WERE GAME.
A Remarkably Bold Robber Foned in
His Work

CINCINNATI, o., August 3O-A bold eff
fort was made by a thief to-day in broad
daylight TO rob the paymaster of the Ad-
distOn Iron Works, near here. of over
$4,000. The party with the money was
Cashier II. j. Koch, Stenographer VIM.
Byrnes and Watchman Jos. Leacock. The
latter was carrying the money satchel.
The thief dismOunted near them. He was
rough looking countryman, and wore a
black mask over his eyes and mouth, pre-
Sentng two revolvers he ordered Leacock
20 drop the satchel The latter instead
drew his revolver, as did his companions
and fusilade followed. The thief
backed TO his horse, but the girth broke,
causing the saddle TO turn, and he fed on
foot. Leacock received a shot in the thigh,
producing a painful, but not serious
wound. The satchel was torn with bull
lets. The thief escaped 10 a skiff, where
he fourished a rife and revolvers, so that
no further pursuit was made
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,...n.. n ON the Pinkertons.

A.rr,Nv. AUGUST 30-Concernlng the
--... ..r.r -s morning t0 wreck the
rt..-... rzn-a,, near this city, District
1r...r W0-sua. Lee said the ties were
--1.t-.l.. placed upon the track by the
p.ns.r-1u men D order 90 MAKE tue Voui,
rrr believe -blt their presence here Will
,.l 1. necessary To protect the property
.ri -o preserve order This view OF tne
AFFAIR." was believed by many when tney
earned of the easy manner I'm winch tut
les were thrown off the track. Mr.. Lee
I'D this sort of doings had characterize
.c actions of the Pinkerton men I'm many
lrevious strikes on other roads.
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A Bold Robber Confesses.

Special Telegram 10 me sunday Register.
PNRKERsBURG, w. VA, August 30
Tom Mullen, the desperate who robbed
Sans pOstoflice and several stores below
this city a short time since, is here in Jail.
He has confessed TO these robberies, and
turned over to Detective Mehen much OF
the stolen property. Mullen will be sent
TO Writ county where number OF the IN
dictments for felony already stand against
him. Mullen is the thief who threw pep
per in the eyes of a woman who was clerk
in a store at Mineral Well, seven miles
above here. and then deliberately robbed
the store while his victim was suffering eX-
crutiating torture with the pain. Mullen
is good for a long term.
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Hitting at the Lottery.

WASHINGTON, August 3O.-Apphcations
has been made to the Senate Committee on
Postoffices and Postroads for hearing on
the subject of excluding papers containing
lottery advertisements from the mails
Senator Sawyer has given his consent, and
ex- Congressman Beriah Wilkins, OF ONO,
now one of the publishers of the Washing
ton Post. will be heard in opposition to that
feature of the anti-lottery bill
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naIzeIl,s Railway Report.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August sO:-Repre-
sentative Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, Char
man of the House Committee on Pacific
Railroads, to-day submitted to the House,
on behalf of minority of the committee, a
report in opposition to the bill for the re. re-
FINDING of the debt of the Central ana the
Union Pacific railroads.
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serious Accident at Grafton.

SDecf1I ItIe1rlN1 70 ne oNNWUy Htut8ttT.
GRAFTON. w. VA, August 30.-To-day,
between IL and II o'clock, as Mrs. Alex
ander Maxwell and daughter, who live near
Pruntytown, were coming to Grafton in a
carriage TO meet Mr.. Maxwell, who is a
conductor on the Parkersburg branch, and
take him home, the horse became
frightened, upsetting the carriage
throwing the occupants down an embank-
ment breaking the left leg of Mrs. Max
well in two or three places and fracturing
her skull. Drs. Tbayer and Love were
called who think the limb will have to be
amputated. The daughter escaped with
slight injuries.
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West virginia Appropriations Safe

Special Telegram 10 ne Sunudy hty"1tT'
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 3O,-Con-
ferees on the River and Harbor bill have
not yet reported, but there is no probability
of West Virginia appropriations being cut
Senator Kenna, as member OF the Com
merce Committee, procured the increase
after the bills had passed the House, and
he is.watching vigilantly the interests oil
his neOnle.
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Innn,t Want a Doctor

I have tried them, and they have ONLY swim
died me. have figured up what they cost
me for the last four years IL was lusl
S524 81 III had it now it would be for
time for me. This year my bill for medicine
was only five dollars, for which purchased
six bottles of Sulphur Bitters. They cured
me of Scrofula after suffering four years
-P. j. Cummings, Troy, ~ ].
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A SIOUX WANTS sONs-IN-LAw.
Fred Dupree Oilers $4,000 Each to
Match His Daughters.

Sr.PAUL, MIN. August 30.-Fred Du-
pree. "a half-blood Sioux Indian. has two
charming daughters that he wishes TO mar
ry 20 white men. He said yesterday that
when he found suitable young men OF good
business qualifications who would promise
20 treat them well he would give their
hands in marriage whether they lthe girls
were willing or not, and would present
each couple the day they were wed with
$1,000 worth Of horses and cattle and 400
acres Of land.
Dupree's oldest daughter was married
pa those terms 10 Douglass Carlin. prom
neur Young man of Pierre, two years ago.
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MANCHESTER, y. H., August 3O.-Sarah
Micaud. aged eight. was brought 10 this
city from Graniteville, y. j., by her father,
20 be educated in a convent, but disap-
peared Thursday Her father left her IN
the morning without his customary kiss,
and after grieving over il, the child left the
house and has not since been seen. II IS
thought she has drowned herself
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NARRAGANsETT, PIER r. l., August 30
A cartridge in hole drilled in the ledge
which is being removed to accommodate
the sewer system was exploded this morn
ing by some Italians. One mans arm was
shattered and his body so riddled with
stone that he died in two hours. Another
had both eyes blown out. A third had
cut made in his scalp and barely escaped
being Drained while two others were
severely hurt. Their names are not known.
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Detroit Booms Blalne's Proposition.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The Depart
ment of State has received a copy of the
following resolution, which was passed by
the Detroit Board of Trade on the 26th of
August:
"Resolred. That the proposition of the
Hon. James G.. Blaine to secure free mar
kets for our peculiar products in the sugar
growing nations Of the world, in exchange
for the removal of duty on sugar by the
United States, is wise and patriotic, and
should be adopted by Congress in the inter
est of the agriculturalists and manufactur-
ers of this country"
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ParkersburG Bridge Case.
seial Tsleoram to the REGISTER.

Special Telegram to The REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August pa
motion for the vacation and modification Of
L. s. Judge Bonds order of injunction in
the Little Kanawha bridge case will be ar
gued for the county by Judge Jno. c..
McCluer, at Baltimore, to-day If the
Judge refuses TO vacate the order he will be
asked to increase the bond of the appli-
cants for injunction to a sufficient amount
to insure the county against loss.
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walking Around win a nroken Neck.

SEDALGA. Mo, August 30-F. J. Wood
ward, "a former conductor on the Missouri,
Kansas and Topeka Railroad, who had his
neck broken in a wreck on July 10, arrived
here yesterday. His head is kept in posi-
ton by brace. His general health is
good. SO far as is known he is the second
person who ever lived after having his
neck broken.
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OKLAHOMA'S WANT.
Few Cases of fActual starvation. But Many
I'm Need.

OKLAHOMA, CITv, 1. T., August 80
Capt Burbank, who was detailed by the
Government TO examine into the alleged
destitution in this county, has sent in his
report. After making thorough investi
cation ne found few cases of actual deSti-
tuition and great many who would be
greatly benefited by being furnished
work at a reasonable compensation.
He recommend that actual cases of des-
titution be relieved by the issuances of food
and clothing, and that the balance of the
money be spent in building roads and
bridges. He especially requested that
some methods be adopted whereby seed
wheat can be furnished.
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West Virginia Pensions.


Special Telegram TO the Re01Stsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 3O.1Pen-
sions have been granted as follows: Orlgll-
nal-John McMahan, Grafton: Floyd Ad-
kins. St. Albans; Daniel NJ. Vaught, Ok
ford: Adam Wiegand, Letart; VIM.
Brycker, Morgantown; John G. Roher-
baugh. Roanoke; Lemuel c. Stewart, Her
ford; Erastus Hidden, Delong; Samuel D.
Hileman, Hudson.
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Mreck on the Ohio River Road.

Special Telegram TO the Sunday Register
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August 3O.-The
north bound passenger train on the Ohio
River railroad spread rails below VIII
Jamestown this morning. Over one hun
dred feet of track was torn up and three
cars thrown off. No one was hurt, but all
trains were delayed, the Wheeling train
getting in about three o'clock.
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CLARKsoN QUITS.
The Assistant T.. VI. G.. Goes Ous orUncle
sans Service.

sam, Service.
WA,uING>oN. ID. c.. August 30.-Nr
CA6sou. First Assistant T. N. General.
'pract calv concluded his service in the
Pos, Ofre Department to-day The Pres
dent much desired li, further continuance
u Che place, but Mr. C.arks0n was unable
remain longer Ir is stated that Mr.
arksou assumed the office iu Marck. 1Ss9.
-.y 90 The strong persuasion of the Presi-
elr the Republican National Committee
lai tle leading men of the party, and that
ie 1is remained iu 10 since against his own
wishes. Nr C.ar6son Will Hvery soon as
sumo ne presidency of the JudsOn Pneu-
matte Railway Co, which applies new
principles to locomot.on and 90 motive
power u cities In which is now building a
railway .l Washington city.
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SALTY DOSES.
Heavy Sentences Imposed on the Washing
ton d. Il. Dealers.

WASHINGTON, PA, August so udge
McIlvaine this morning sentenced the orig
inal package men as follows:
WI. Pendergast, on two charges, $500
fine and five months Imprisonment.
Joseph Sweihart, one charge, $500 fine
and four months Imprisonment.
J. B. Porter, one charge, $500 fine and
four months imprisonment
Louis Zelt, two charges, 500 fine and
five months Imprisonment.
William Bishman, one charge, $500 fine
and four months Imprisonment.
John Gothart, Jacob Miser and VIM.
Robinson were released on payment Of
costs
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CHIC4GOS GREAT STRIKE
the building Trades Likely 90 be
NJ IL.

All thc building Trades Likely 90 be
Tied Up.
,.I. August sd. The capentcrs nave
.e-t,.l-ae active sympathy of the Brick
l ,y... Union said tO be the most power
ion in Chicago. As the re-
reuccs between the brick
- I lrpeuters, the former viii
le Master Builders Associa-
lclt of the carpenters strike
arbitration. The boss carpenters are I'm
rss subordinate part OF the Mas
... cr, Assiariou. Should ar0itra-
M again bee refused general strike iu
trades here is not altogether
Improbable. SIcl Gn event would direct
r r.-l.0 .0HO Wor5meu.
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Participated in twenty Battles.

CARLYLE, Ill, August 3O-Capt. f. II.
Webber, aged 66 years, died here to-day.
He was engaged in 20 battles during the
late war He was wounded by bomb at
the Battle of the Wilderness while com
manding company OF Maine veteran vol
unteers. This wound developed into paral-
ysis. causing his death.