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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
A STATE TREASURER SHORT.
Ths Sensation Caused in Arkansas by tho
Discovery.

Ths Sensation Caused In Arkansas by tho
Discovery.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2-The Republic this
morning prints dispatch from Little
Rock, Ark, with reference to the ru.
mored shortage in the Office OF State
Treasurer Woodruff, Major Woodruff
leaves the office Thursday and will be
succeeded by Colonel Morrow. A sen.
sation was made yesterday by the state
ment given out by Q. 7. Walker and W.
]. Turner, Two leading bankers, who
have been at work on the rreasur, rs
books. One Of his bondsmen Is reported
az having said last night that Major
Woodruff . shortage would not fall short
Of SD4 900 The investigation is not yet
concluded, and it is likely that the
shortage will reach 4 much larger
amount
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WHAT THB ALt0N WANTS.
President blackstone Not Expecting MUD
From the New Association.

President Blackstone Not Expecting Much
From the New Association.
CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-The list OF railroads
that are parties to the new Western
Traffic Association does no! include the
Chicago, 81. Paul & Kansas O,ty. nor
the Chicago 4 Alton road. The effect
and permanence OF the agreement may
depend on the attitude Of these two
roads,
Mr.. T. &. Blackstone, President Of the
Alton road, said he could express no
opinion whatever on tho probable etii
cheney or permauenCe Of tho new organ
izatiou, beCauss be vas not sufficiently
aC C4uainted with its plan or the agree.
ments entered into by the roads forming
Il. His road was in favor of anything
that promised stability Of rates with fair.
ness 10 all parties interested, including
the public, and ii the new Association
seemed likely 10 produce that effect it
would not be antagonized or hindered
in any way by the interests he repre-
sented.
"Whether our road joins the ABsocia-
ton or not" he continued, "dependg on
two elements. One is our conclusion as
TO whether or not 1t seems likely 70 be
able TO effect the purposes for which it
is organized. The other element ID III,
question whether we are wanted in it or
not. In short, our position now is prac.
tiCalfy the same as II was when We were
invited 70 be represented ut the tirsi
meeting held at Mr.. Morgan's house.
In the light Of past experience there is
more to hope for than 70 expect nom
this new Rgroement.N
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sTUGNs OA TUE COAST.
Great Damage Done In New EngIAnd and
Eastern PSnnsS lVhnIn

Great Damage Done In New England m"
Eastern PCnnsS lVhniR
Egw YoRK, Jan. l2.-Tidings OF storns
on the New England coast and inland
have been received irom many points.
At Birmingham, Conn, q ireSIet in the
HousateniC river broke mp the ice and
swept il over meadows and under aud
through bridges. Three hundred !eet
of pttng OF the Derby road were snap
ped oil like pipe stems.
At Fall River, Mass, gales from the
south piled ig 'he waters and the
wharyes are flooded.
At Providence, K. l., railroad trScks
aud YhR:yes are under water and on
The east shore buildings have been beat
en over.
The lids was tue highest IL tgenty.
five years. WharYes are flooded at New
port At EastpoH the wind reached q
velocity OF toTty.hve miles Gu honr.
The worst snow storm OF the season
struck Montreal last night, Reports
from the country say that traiiic Is gen
orally impeded.
At Allentown, Pa, rain has fallen
heavily, TEe!e is a washout at Steubens,
on the LehiGh y Wilkesbarre railroad
At Stattngton the water 10 u 2 number
Of houses. AT o'clock this moIH.Ds
the sshuylkill river at Reading was y
feet above low Seier mark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
CLEygLASD's FRlBNDS AROUSED.
They Think the Democratic Leaders are
Pushing mn to the Eruut.

They Think the Democratic Leaders are
Pushing Hiu to the Fruut.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-The confer
ences that have been going on here for
several day0 among the Democratic lesd.
ers on the National Committee, iucIud.
ing Brice, Gormau, Barbour and Flower,
have stirred up political circles, as they
are regarded rs very significant.
The star Chamber character OF these
proceedings have excited the suspicion
Of Mr.. Cleyeland'B friends. The latter
were completely igaored aud none oi
them allowed in the conference, oil.
though there were aeyeTsl prominent
Cleveland politicians here from New
York and Pennsylvania aud New Eng.
land.
The Cleveland interest look upon these
secret movements as au attemptto bring
Governor Hill to the front. a leading
supporter OF Cleveland announced to-
day that the Hill people would discover,
before they were much older, that they
would encounter serious obstactea to
their plans, He added that il Cleveland
should fail Of a nomination his friends
would have strength enough TO name
the man, and they would send the nom
ination West.
Ga the other hand, according to the
calculations OF Hill's friendp, the Cover.
nor will hSye New York solid and the
delegations from New Jersey, Connect.
gut, Indiana, Maryland, ViTginia, Ken.
lucky aad considerable contingent
from Ohio, Georgia and Texas. They
also claim that Hill is daily gaining
strength in the West and South, and
feel confident that the Cleveland forces
cannot prevent his nomination.
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ERECEC CBATkNiWN
la TIE SsSoai Frssbytsdaa Church Las
SiEhI = GTNAI >arrsas.

la TIE SsSoat Frssbyteraa Churvh Las
SiEhI GrxAI sarssAs.
/ The YounG Peoples Societies o
/ Christian EnasAyor Of Bsllaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry and Wheeling hslt
an union meeting ., the Seeoad Presby.
teriAn church last night. Thrve hun
dred persons Wrre present, ald sd
dresses we're made ~ follows
Benefits OF Membership, Ge0rce +
horner, o! the Christian church, OF this
ettv.
Fulalling the Sosiety's Pledge, DR.. b
W. Long, OF the Presbyterian church, Of
Brtiairv.
Christian Enieayor Prayer Meeting.
Miss Mary Bags, OF the Presbyterian
church, bridgeport,
Committee Work, Miss Alma Barnett
aud Miss Frllie OEtoby, OF the PreSby.
leIiGn church, Of Bridgeport.
Associate Members, Rev, Mir. Afford,
OF the Third Presbyterian church,
Wheeling
Christian Eplcavor Conventions, Miss
Annie Aoge, OF Columbus, y.
The meeting wGa grand success, and
will be followed by more Of the same
kind.
The "EadeavorCrs' formed u line
around the church in the aisIes, Joined
hands and sang, "BleS; be the tie that
binds our hearts in Christian love"
Refreshments were served, and social |
lime indLt tged IN Tor about one hour.
A city union will be organized at an
early day.
Toe West Virginia Stare conyeation
viii be held At Salem, Harrison county,
February II.
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pRROClOrS WnlYES
Iuvnde Western KAaans-A Woman and
Child Attacked,

Iuvnde Western KRnaAs-A Woman and
Child Attacked,
WIcHlTA, KAs., Jan. l9.-The Zero.
cious pack Of wolves which are invading
Western Kansas from the Indian terri.
tory Rre causing the farmers and stock
raisers Of that section immense losses,
When the herds evacuated the Cherokee
strip there was nothing left there for the
wolves To eat and huudreda OF them are
said 10 have migrated into the sparsely
settled grazing counties OF Kansas,
they can find provision without any
trouble. Near LibeEat a SCoYe Of the
savage animals attacked Mrs. A. ]. Gar.
vey and her x.year,old boy and after
biting the woman severely carried OF
the child before her eyes. The boy
was shortly aiterward rescued, but his
injuries are such that there is no kope
OF recovery.
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HOE BETTING STANDS.
Dempsey the FasOrite Though
Much Money IS Even
WITH THE FlTzSlMA0NS END
Nearly An ia Ne,F oFieaas.--Doth the
Grra, PaE,lists Ia splendid Con-
ditioa for Wednesday, : Fight
The Very Latest Arrivals,

/ Nav oELttNs. L., Jan. l2--Just nov
there is about 5000 bet upon wedDes
days battle a, even money, and the
! Ezsimmons end is nearly all SeW Or
lssns capital. The betting, as expected
has yeereA around 10 odds Of to in
Dempsey favor.
Gus Tulhiil succeeded in placing 4 bet
81 500 to SlOo. And SO did Nose Gunst,
Of San Francisco, bu. there were more
layers than takers. Although n number
OF other bets at the same odds were
made, tho hackers OF FitrimmoDs are
waiting for greater odds, 0ae wealthy
western man says that although he had
several Thousands 10 bet on Fitzsimmons
be did not expect 10 lay 4 dollar OF 1t AZ
shorter odds than 10 TO o. The same
g-ail4maa. IN ToieSapg TO the 81 900 TO
$4,000 bet which was made yesterday,
salt that he would be glad 10 lay $1,000
to $1,000 on the zane terms ana that
he would also bet 81 600 10 5000 that
FItIsmmons would win the battle IN -
EoIndE.
Dempsey told Gunst on Friday that
he was then in better condition than he
had been at any time since he fought |
EOgarty.
Dempsey now weighs lj2 pouni5 and
will enter the ring at 80, rather more |
than his usual weight on such occasions. |
fiusiumous weighs lj2 aud will remain |
at that weight.
FltZimmoDs may arrive tonight, as
he wishes 10 back Doc O'Connell in the !
fight tonight whereas the Dempsey |
crowd Is talkingoi not coming over here |
anil 10 tSmDEJoW, when reception Will /
Ls rendered to Jack McAulite and |
Dempsey.
Dsmpsey's plan will be to PreveH! IoHg
range exchanges He will doubtless re
sort to cliuehing as far as permitted
under Queenshsrry rules, aud his tabs |
and leads will be devoted to FitEAm.
mons heart, which will be the most yul. |
nerahte point within reach. itati dc.
pends as TO which fighter can best carry |
out his plan. The stumbling block in
Dempsey's way is his opponents reach |
and his supposed wonderful hitting
ability, while Il is claimed that Fitzsim.
mons, like sll the Australians who gatn.
cred wisdom from Jep Mace and Abe
HiCken, is clever in.Gyht6r.
FitEsimmons walked twenty miles yeI-
tsrdEy, the last tTo In ten minutes aud |
six seconds. In twenty-five minutes
after his arrival he looked us II he had
been only on pleasure stroll. His
,FaiHeE Gays the nearer the light the
Detter his spirits lie seemB rid Of his
cold and the lameness in his left leg has
all disappeared.
Robert Allen, a well.known Australian
bookmaEer, has money to put up on
Dempsey. This 10 surprise.
Dempsey and party arrived this morn
ing. Delegations TO attend the middle
weight championship contest bave ar
rived from San Francisco, Denver, New
York, Chicago, Kansas City, 81. Louis,
Cincinnati and Louisville.
The last betting posted to-day vas
81 coo to $500 that Dempsey wins, with
no takers. EY Wednesday the betting
will probably be three to one on
Dempsey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
4P4lSB SD0&lAESI.
Cause Of the Row At ihs Closing session 0i
WJOmiHs's = Legislature.

hgOuilAh A@AiAAAhNa'
CHErEsgE, WYor Jan. l5-ThC
Wyoming Legislature closed is session
at g O'Clock yesterday morning, after the
IlIyelisst hght in Wyoming Legislative
history,
An amendment To a school bill which
prohibited reading the Bible in public
schools vas carried In the House. In
the Senate notably, all tue ministerB o!
the city l0bbied 20 effectively that the
bill was killed.
An appor,i9nmenL bill wH fought
over from 3 O'Clock Saturday night al Q
o'clock yesterday morning in the House
When the Speaker who favored the
| bill, called Il up for final passggs, the op,
position protested that the bill had not
been read a second time and could not
bs placed on inaI pesZaRc unless by suB.
pension 0t the rules, which required a
tTo.thiFdB vote.
A dozen members were on the ilJor a.
once, talking on the question. The
Speaker W5B unable 10 obtain order, and
the Hergeantat.Atms wEB PoHeflesH,
The excitement became greater when u
call i8f reading Of tho Inducements on
the bin was made, and one was read
which indicated that II had been read q
second tIms. Representative Baker
rushed up 10 the Speaker, took the bill
from him aud carried II around the hal
showing that the iuddTgmsnt hSd been
interlineatad and was newly written
The Chief Clerk was charged Tith having
made the false Endorsement.
The discovery Of ths trick turned
some Of the supporters Of the bill, aud
motion u indefinitely postpone It's fur
ther consideration was carried amid the
widest excitement. II is thought a
special session Of the Legislature will
have to pass an appoTIionment bill before
the next election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-13
Observation-Disclosures
May lie Expected From Little Chiefs Trail
to Tongue River

May lie Expected From Little Chiefs Trail
TO Tongue River
PINE RIDGE ASaENeY, S. D., Jan. l2
A slight alarm was caused by the re,
ported firing Of three shots south oI
camp early yesterday morning beyond
the picket line. Scouts, spies and in.
terpreters now believe quiet surrender
will be made. There is, however, a
large number who take the opposite
view.
The haii.breed clerks in each Of the
three post trading stores have called Tor
their wages, and cay they were afraid to
stay any longer; that their friends told
them that there Sould Ge big battle.
The Indian police took q well earned
rest last night and do not SHOW the
least regret st being temporarily relieved
of guard duty. Tne stage road TO Rush.
vile passes through friendly camps, and
a large flag has been placed beside the
road bearing the legend, "Ihese Indians
are friendly
Captain Ewers will start in few days
With Little Chiefs band Of 800 Chey.
ennea to take them to the Tongue .iTer,
Montana,
Little Chief and his band have been
ugly fighters for every war 10 the LAG,
twenty years. The band have about 200
relatives on the Tongue river, and have
begged for several years to be transferred
to that reservation. Captain Ewers and
bis party will go across tue reservation
TO Rapid Greek, thence TO Fort Meade,
negt Minnesota aud IRON thc,e along
the stage road u the agency. The set
tiers along that route ere too well &C.
euainted With the Oheyennes and Sioux
10 be unnecessarily alarmed by the
movements Of so large body Indians,
Extra sensational reports may be looked
for all along the trail.
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GO0psILMAY BgIS IT.
Another Candidate for the Now Hampshire
ScnKtorEhp.

Another Candidate for the Now hampshirt
SsnRtorEhip.
Bosrox, Jan. u The latest aensation
in the senatorship contest in Nuw
Hampshire Is the report tina! ex.Goyer'
nor Goodoll may possibly enter the field
After the November election several
prominent Republicans had an inter
view with the Governor, and asked him
to allow the use OF his name IA u candi'
date. Boou after that he Informed 4
Boston reporter that he should not give
any consideration to tho matter unit
after the Legislative iasue was settled,
and that whatever he might do then
would depend on various circumstances
Recently his friends haYe had another
interview with him, the result 0t which
has not been made public, but there are
those who predict that the Ex-Governor
will bo in the list Of aspirants.
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GROWING NORB SERIOUS.
Probabilities Of a Bloody Battle
Increasing.
INDIANS ARE ROT COMING IN
A. vas Expected, and Even General
Miles Giving Up Hope or a Peace
able settlement ofthe Trouble.
Yesterday Developments.

PSE Rip5E AGEScY, S. D., JanaGl
| Ig-Rumor tbs, large number Of hos
tiles had at length arrived wilhin gun
shot Of tie pickes we're heard with "a
pidity through the camp o! the Indian,
near the camp fire, Immediately hun
dreds Of squaws and children gathered
/ 10 the vicinity OF hsaiqguteH whence
I a view OF the biuas beyond which the
/ hosLiles were stationed could be oh
tained. They waited patiently howev-
er, for their brothers, lovers aud bus
bands 70 appear, but as evening dTes
on, and their patience gas not rewarded,
they gradually retired 20 their Bpees.
To-day Colonel Henry, who was ex.
psctsd with his four troops OF the Ninth
cavalry to reach the Agency in company
with Colonel Wheaton and bis con-
mapd, was ordered TO White Clay 10 fol.
loE General Brooks, whose headquat-
ters are established with Colonel aAG'
ford = command. The lLtlsr is now sith.
in few miles Of the Indians, aud TO-
morrow will press them more closely,
unless in the hieatime they shall have
gone into camp within the Agency.
At this writing there is no certainty
as 10 what the Indians will do. Gen
eral Miles himsrli is in doubt ~ TO what
to expect Of them. They may, be says,
get within gun.shot OF the agency and
then break away 10 the camp which they
have lust abandoned. FeSrs OF all
kinds OF punishment seem TO have taken
possession Of them, and it is generally
understood that one injudicluus act on
the part Of the soldiers. or the mad act
of come implacable hostile would PIE.
cipiiAtn q fight, tho consequences OF
which may be scarcely imagined.
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A Warm Reception.

DuDLS, January Mcgsrs. Timothy
Healy, Arthur O'Connor and Kenny ar
rived Saturday night at Nenngh, Tip
perary county. Their reception in tho
town WIS OF mixed character. The
PATnellites were ont in foIce and they
hooIed vigorously at Mr.. HeRly and his
companions. II is said that healy WAS
struck on the bead with a stock but re-
ceived only trillinR injury. Speaking
yesterday, Mr.. Healy complained that
all the sewage Of Parhcliiam was poured
out upon him because he insiated upon
the question being threshed on the orig
mai Cause Of the demand for Parneit'g
retirement. Mr.. Parnell, he said, was
playing Mr. Chamberlain's game in
Limerick by declaring that Mr. GIRd-
stone would give nothing that would
safety Ireland. The meeting was much
disturbed by the Parnelitea in the
PGrnellites in the crowd.
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4 FlSb ATTRACTION.
The Grand Crowded to see the Opening Of
"RanAwhy wife"

Runaway wife"
Never in the history OF the Grand
Opera House has more excellent at
traction appeared there than was seen
last night. It is one OF the best society
dramas on the road, and presented by a
tirst.cass company OF artists, WAS one OF
the best entertainments ever given at
the Grand.
The drama ia an excellent one, found.
ed on certain phase OF everyday life.
1t is play tha! touches the heart
string5. The cast is made up OF the very
best talent, including many artists well
known here. Mr.. Frank Evans, Rs
arthur EaSinan, the American artist, is
perfect In the character, his acting in
the ecGne whore he IL stricken blind,
and where ho meets his runaway vile
after fifteen years separation, being very
affecting, Miss Clayton in the role Of
The Runaway Wife, sustained her
reputation as an actress OF ability, Mr..
Horace NintoR as Hon. Tablet laHc, and
Miss Laura Alnosnino as Lillian Hdys,
both deserve special mention, while
Hugh Gibson Rs SIR LrHceiOt Yrdrrs,
kept up the comedy eud very niCply.
The whole cast is good, and most
suCcesstut engagement is looked for.
The same play will be produced to.
night, and tomorrow afternoon matt
nee will be given especially for tAdier.
Seats ut WeiTs.
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THE RAILROAD COMBINE.


Inc Organization COMMUNICATING III
vision Of Territory.
New YoBI;. Jan. l9-The full advi.
cory board In the pending railway con.
ference met at the Windsor Hotel at 10
O'Clock this morning. The board ad-
joumed a. 1880, having completed all
the business before it, and will hold the
next regular meeting in Chicago in
April. The commissioners are all in
service, already in charge Of various ne.
sOCiations. The board adopted resolu.
tion dividing the territory Of the associa.
ton into five divisions, as follows
TrausContinental, Southwestern rail.
ways and steamships; Weetern passen.
gers, Western freight and tranE.Nlts'
aouri.
II 10 understood that Mr.. Midgley
will retain the Western freight, Mr..
Faithern the Southwestern railway and
steamship; Mr.. Finley, Western PasseR.
ger; Mr.. Vlning the tTanB,ContinenIal
and MIR. Smith the trans.Missoui.
Another resolution was adopted d.
reCtiug the commissioners TO take up at
once and investigate what economy may
be introduced IN the Ouraiiment Of out
side eypenae1 to passenger and freight
business and to report at the earliest
possible date at special meeting, il
necessary,
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ROBBED 7HH NAIL2.
Father and Son Arrested on a
Serious charge.
THE MAIL BAG is CUT OPEN
~ the Father ar thc Carrier aud
Considerable Money Stolcn..Cau-
aaed In the same JaII wtthAu.
other Son who &, There.
- - -. -.

wv As'ssaatA o ~ sn.tH''tlii5srr
BEANroY. W. Va, Jan. TUESDAY
evening week ESQ the mails between
mere and StourS Mills was robned Of
SITl In checks and 50 ia money. The
,hseks were nearly all sgued by A.
Bender ( %, las, Thursday The mail
carrier, boy OF sixteen years, was a.,
rrsted, and yesterday tho boys father.
Ellis Williams, was also Arres,cd up II
tae same charge. Tho boy clains his
father met him on the road, cut the
sack and took from it It's contents, The
father and sou are nov In jail, with an.
other son, who is doing term in the
eouRty Jail Tor stealing. They viii be-
taken to Parkersburr OF CIMksburg and
given a hearing at once,
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CONDgNStD rtLEGRAMS,

The Delamaters have offered to pay
fifty cents on the dollar.
Work at the Deuber Watch Case
CompRnY's works, Canton, Ohio, will be
resumed Immediately.
The Kansas Legislature eonyenes to-
day. Republicans are confident ci ge-
elec;ing Mr.. ingalls, to the United States
Senate.
Rev. Howard, McQueary, OF Canton,
Ohio, who was tried last week for
heEesy, says he will resign as soon as
the verdict is found.
Charles and Augusta Thiekes, Of New
York, an aged couple, poisoned them
selves. They left note that they want.
cd TO die together and desired TO be
buried together.
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The AWFUL AyALASCHP.

a village and rts Inhabitants Hurled ru.
der tho Great Weight Of snow -KoCoVer-
eTinG DOdiss.
VIESNA, Jan. l2.-Iniormatlon re-
ceived here from Serajayo, the capital OF
Bosnia, show that serious disaster hss
visited Livona. An avalanche crashed
down IRON the mountains closo by lhSt
place, and number Of honsea in the
town were completely buried in tho
Suow. The immense weight Of snow
crushed tho houGes upon which IL fell,
and the occupants were buried in the
ruins Of their dwelling0. Attempts
were Immediately made to recover the
bodies Of the dead and GxtriCate the liy-
ing. So far the reBCuors have succeed, d
in recovering the bodies Of seventies, II
persons who were crushed to death. In
addition 10 the dead they have remov, d
anumber Of persons who were severely
injured.
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TRg SiRlG, INNcOu,,Np.
No Hopes Of 80 u,mrpI Trouble WUh
the SifiLrrs

No Hopes Of So u,mrpI Tioubis WUh
the strikers.
GLASGOW. Jan, l21Auother week OF
the railroad strike has commenced, with
no material change In the d,uaHop,
Daring the pas, few days there have
been several minor accidents on the rai'.
roads, and though they 30 not seem 10
be due to the inexperiouce OF the now
hands employed la place Of the HlFikcm
the latter will make capital ont OF THIN.
The CRledouiau railroad Is now fully
equipped with new mfn. The cenimB
OF dissatisfaction arc at Edinburgh,
Peth, Aberdeen, Stirling and Dnndutd.
MeiheFwell, Hamilton and pomadia,
where the men have been rrinsta,cd
upon accepting the terms Of the railroad
companies, the strikers are giving the
greatest trouble. At MpthetWOll few
Of the new hands have deserted tho rail-
road company aud ara now counted
among the strikers. The railroad OIL
ciRls intend, II is announced to-day, 10
make temporary reduction OF the pW-
seng0r service 80 rs 10 enable them To
oyertake the goods service.