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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

3)x1l2 feet. west side n. Huron street. $780,
No. los Zane street, brick: one grounds.
Nos 1905 and l0G Main street; donble brick.
No. 6l7 Main street, west side.
No. OIL s. York street, nve rooms; t2,OOO.
No. 1853 Chapline ST.. rooms, brick; t5005.
No. 1891 Eoff street, brick: t3,i00.
No. IS S. broadway, frame; $50.
No. 1856 Sixteenth street. brick and frame; 1850
Brookside, on the National Road, about on
mile west OF bridgeport, Ohio, over half a
acre OF ground, with good dwelling and A.
necessary improvements; $500.
l0Ox350 feet In Pleasant Valley, ON the Nations
Road, for 81, 800. on easy terms.
The business property No. 1bs9 Main street;
The Pryor place on National Road, near Ell
Grove, consisting OF about eighteen acres.
Houses for Rent. Stocks for Sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04
Cor gale.

HORSE FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL
IL Brown Horse, years old, weight 1000
pounds thoroughly broke; good business
horse. ITO be seen At HANDLAN'S LIVERY
STABLE. auglS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04
PARKERsBURG RACES.

A Large Crowd in Attendance-Several
Good Racing Events.
Special TsleGrGm to tAs Register.
PARKERSBURG,W w. VA, September g.
Nearly ten thousand people attended
the fair and races to-day, notwithstand.
ing the heavy rain. The track was
heavy, but the races were all good.
Free for all pace, purse $500, best three
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04
FOR SALE.

Two story Frame. five rooms. on Thirteen
street, at q. 400: o bargain, will make = nj
home. Will pay 70 lock up.
$50 will buy lot 40xl0 on Elizabeth street.
t3s5 will buy lot Is on Erie street, Gilchrisi
addition.
500 will buy lot Is feet front on S. jacob 81
t325 buys one OF the best lots In Miller's 81
division TO town Of McMechen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04

HAVE used DIR. Thomas Electric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare it a
positive cure. Contributed by VIM. Kay,
$40 Plymouth avenue, Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04
FOR RENT.

Three new houses, corner Ninth and Mari
street. six rooms each: bath and all conyei
ences; rs each per month.
GEO. J. NATHIsoY, 4
jy2o 1910 Chapline Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04

The entire camp is in very much bet
ter shape this evening than twenty-four
hours ago, or even this morning, and
there will be q corresponding improve
ment tomorrow and every day thereaf-
ter. Every officer from General Spill
man and General 0xley down, is hard at
work, and they are backed up By the
whole force, who almost to man know
and appreciate the great difficulties
which have been inseparable from this
first effort at camp life. 1t is freely pre-
dicted that the camp viii be popular
institution before the week Is out. and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04

The title IL believed to be good. but sell
~ trustee, ! shall convey only such title =
vested In me By the above mentioned deed
trust LOUIS II. STIfEL-
suu Trutfo
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Ratt far MsHttery

gnr aber SO idon tuurbe Mts.
NinsloD's SOOTHING Gprup bon NiI.
lionea BON Mttter, beim 3abuen Der
Rtnber angeirenbet. Mirf Nu I'M
S@lafe bnr@ bas G@reiet zines Rinbes
getbrt. bas I'm 3abuen III anb Dor
s9nteraen tuetnt9 Weria 70, Iafe fofort
etne 6laf4e BON sNers. @tnsIow's SOP.
thing Gprut" 9olet. gein Mert6 til uns
beadbltar. @s tpirb benz fleinen 0eiben.
ben f0fort 2inoerung nerf@afen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Miitter, .es TT teia
3tDeifel bartber. gs BELT Dblenterp
unb 9iarrboe, reguItrt ben Mageu tnb
Bite Nieren. befeittgt Mitb : ROIit, cts
tusi@t ben @aum.en, berbinbert gnt3iin,
oung urb ifarft bas gau3e Gpfiem.
vWfrs. WinslotDs Soothing Gnrups
ftir 3abnenbe 2inber 1T atsgenebm In
@ef6maG unb 6as &e3ept 5fammt bon
eiuem Der befen tueiblt9er Ner3te tn
ben Ser. Gtaoten. gs TT Bel allen
Orugsiffen in Der gati3et1 @elt ag boz
ben. Breis Is gts. Der JIaI6e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Wtrs. g5i;.iss
Ions Soothing Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-20

Die beriibmte frans6iii9e Walerin &oSa
8cnfeur itebt jebt in ibrem 10. 2~ebensiabre,
aber ihre S4afenSluft lit nod nittt erlabmt
rnb eri Dor &ursem bat 1ie ipieoer Elm Sc
malDe poaenbet, baS bon Gadfenfertt ibremr
beribmten vYferbe : Marft" sar Settle aeftelt
pirb.
Sofa 8onbeilr lit in eriter 2inie Sbier- trb
G~enremalerin unb ~belonoers auf Dem @ebiete
Der SbierzM aleret itebt 1te gam; unerrei1t ba.
Sic ipurbe in 8orbeaur i'm Sabre 1921 gebo=
rer. Sbr 8ater mar ielb1t Elm Meler bon STUFF
Der IGon frib bas Salient 1einer Spdter err
fannie uno ipr ben eriten l1nterriht ertbeiIte.
&aum 10 Sabre alt 5telte lie in YariS TIRE err
item beiben 8ilber, ySAafe unb 3iegen" ltnb
O3pei Sa1en", aus, Die fpfort betrd9tli6es
Mnfleben erregten unb ibren &nbm felt Be-
9riinbetett. &pia 8Dnheur 1T ungemein pro-
buctib getpeien, unb es fpiroe su fpeit fiibren,
ale ibre etn5elnen @emalbe auf3ufibren. Nelts
ruf erlangt bdben ranentlth Der i1ott aubDr
eriudbnte ,Yferbemarft" uub Die vSemsGrnte
in Der Mabergne."
Goia 8onbeir, bic = nebenbet bemerft =
rnnermdblt 9eb[ieben If, lit tpdbrenb ibrer
an grfolgen retdben &iinftler : 2aufbabn nit
@brenbSemgungen ale art iiberbduft ipor6en.
Die &diIertn Gngenie iette eS burd, baB i9r
bas &reu5 Der @brenleeiDn berlieber tpurbe.
Sic pobnt fir sepDbnli9 in Son~tainebIeau
BET @aris unb ais ibr atelier i'm Sabre 1870
tuGbrenb Der 8elaseruns bon Baris bnr9 Die
beutiden Srnppen in @efabr serietb, seraumi
1nb NIT Splbaten belegt gu perben, ba nabnl
fi9 Der ebenio ritterlide ais f%unftiinnise 6a-
maltse &ronprin3 bon Breuben, Der nahmalige
&aiier Sriebrid, Der bebrdngten aiinitlerin In
Der suborfpmmetbiten @eile an unb fteate ibr
atelier unter ieinen fpecielen GHub. Seine
8ittfpe, bic &atlerin Sriebri6, Bat Sic &inits
Ieria pieberbplt in Spntaineblean beiudt, aud
nod auf ibrer neultden bielbelprpd Yemen mib:
gliften r8eriDbnungss 3eife.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-20

Die Grau iprans aber auf unb Ieste
ibm ibre 9anb ouf ben Munb. 2ein
Wortl Sd min es niemaIs miKen
Sic frei9elte ibm nit Der 6anb bic
Stirn unb mar webmttbie betpegt.
go geb0rt bieier 9obn ~spenipitens 3ur
6dlfte mir. = 9u bait &e@t. liebes
@sib. Nber mas lou i'd nit bieien
Dofumenter MAIDEN = 8erbrenre He,
i'd bite Did!
SIN Romin brannte es. Ct mart bic
papiere binein, es aii@te unb balb tpas
ren He ber3ebrt. Sic lobernbe @lutb
bertldrte bas @ef6t ber Mutter mil
elmer Irt bon @lorieni@ein. SEPT Der.
rdth es feline e9rift ntebr unb MIR gu
tennf bas @eheimniB, faferte fie, meiu
gutter, ebler Mannl
SD ueiB es atpar au@, aber bo
bic Jrau es ni6t baben min, barf id
es benz Sefer ni9t anbertrauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-20

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der Gtaot
Sun Mntonic berprbnet:
Section L. Bob es bon iebt ab
fir Sebermanr uneeiebli9 iein iol. irs
genb pel6es gef9la@tetes @ieb Ober
6lsif6 bur@ bic StraBeu Der Stabt au
fro zen, gu fabten Dber ioHiimie 3u
transpottiren, tuent baKelbe nidt auges
bedt unb 10 ben 8liden 0es publifums
ent3ogea 1T.
Section. Seoermann Der it,
genb cine Der 8eftimmunaen ser Sec
tion 1 biefer Oroinar3 berlebt, ioll
zines 8ergebens fhrlbig tra@iet iperben
unb fol rad feiner gerurtbeilung Dor
benz &ecorber gu elmer 6trafe bon ni@t
tpeniger als fiinf Dollars (5) un6 nidt
me9r als apei bunoert Dorars $4,000
| perurtbeilt tperben.
Mngenommen uno gebiaigt ben IL.
Nfai 1891.
8rpan@ allagban
Nttefirf: Mapor.
6. g. @taubon, Staots@lert.
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500 @elphumna. 500.

Die 2efer Der rGreien @rene" iuerben Fd
frener, gu erfabren, bab es tpenisfens eine &c.
fir@tete Rrantbeit siebt, welGe Sic @ifenf9af
in an itren Stufen gu beiIen I'M Stan6e 1T
$aa's Ratarrb Sur IL bic einaise iebt Der ar3t.
li@en 8riberf@aft befannte poftibe Sur. Ra-
tarrb erforbert ols cine Gontitut'pnstraft eint
eonlitutioneIe 8ebaubluns. Sau'S 6atarrf
Sur pitb inuerli9 senontn,en unb pirft BRET
auf bas Blut un6 Die fdI imisen Sber1d9en
bes Sbfems, babmr6 bic @runOlase Der &rant.
gstt ssrltO.snO nnS Dem 4atientsa Strait se6snO,
unb ber Matur in ibrem 8erte biIft. Dle 81.
sentbiimer baben 10 bieG 8ertrauen gu ibreu
SetIfrdften, 6ab fie ~einbuubert Dollars 8elob.
nuns fir ieben Gal anbieten, ben ie gu turirer
berfeblt. 2aet @u@ cine 2ife bon 8eusniIeu
tOmmen. Stan aDreiiire:
8. S. @beneb & 6 o., Eolsbo, ..
a. Son Drosuifen, rs gts.
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SIN &inoerelfa 9hnhsatnre.

Gde9outonff ra Be u. Mbe. 6,
TT foeben angefommen: Gin groBer
8crratb BON Gi16er : Slippers un6
Sduben BON rs Gents auftp6rts.
Oamen Sies unb Slippers bon IS
@ents aufDdrts bis 5n ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
Das Sager in Samens unb 6erreu.
S9ubSeug, bod ober niebrig gef9nit.
ten, nit oer 0anb ober MaI9ine ges
n1a3t, it grpBartig, gu Preifen, bic
Seoea In gritauuett iebett miKen.
User feines unb suglei6 bauerbaftes
S9nbnert tragen min, taufe i'm Sins
oerela 99ub.S Store.
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Werfmdbt Sfesesl

GS fctet MihtS unb ptrb Sud fi9erli4 btenli9 ietn,
lcatet Sbr Sniten, Grfdltuns pOer irsenb Elm aeiben bed
9alieS, Der Bfaif cber 9unsen baden. Or. Sings
neue GrEnbuns sesen @4ntnbiu&t peri&aft etnbe:
run9. Dieie8 pirb e~dranttrt, i'm anberen Taqe bas
@elp 5urideritattet. Solme, bic an Der Grippe Ittten,
fanben, baB e8 baS Waittel mar. 8et 4nrenbuns bic:
ieS Prdperats erlanste man eine i~rfcrtise unO perma.
nente Sur.
geriu9t eine prpbeFai9e unb ~uberSeust Sud, nit
pirfli& gut btefeS Weittel TIT. grobeFai6en u~nentselt:
lid bel Dreib, Ibompicn & 60. gu taben.
Tertauft perben tie au 50l GtS. unb $1.00 fur srpB'
Gla5Geu.
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Moti5!

Ser uuteraeiGnete seiet bieymit allen
Deuienigen, melde irgenb elmer BE.
i9ditigung ober einem @euerbe mad.
geben. obne porber bic baau erforbers
Ii@e 2i3ens erIan9t 3u baben, an, oaB
meun Die 2i3ensfteuer ni9t innerbalb
zines Monats be3ablt morben III, BET
benz &efor6er Glage erboben tperben
nirb in nebereinfimmung init 9eftion
80 Der Stabt=O rbinau5en.
@bm. &if DE,
Sta6t, Solicitor.
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s@- Wenn Semaub fem un6 aa an'
usbmbarem preife fpeiien min, 10 gsbe
er gum Miffions.@arten Die
9erren Nbeiner & Saul, 8eiber bies
fes Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte tets noltDmmen aufrieben 3u fiel'
len. Mle iaiionmdBigen Gelitatefen,
NuHern, WiIb, Slide, @effiigeI &C. finb
bort in Der belitatefien 3utereitung ale
3eit 3u baben. Mabl3eiten tuerben ouf
Wuni9 in bic @cbaungen her RunbeH
aeIanbt. Mn6 bietet be, nit Der
Gpeilewirtbi9aft oerbunbene Sars
+ o o m bic beifen @etrdnfe. itets friideS
Bier unb feline 2iquhre unb @sine.
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1@r paneoaf & Sobn baben
bieie Gaifon cine ilngeip6bnIi1 feline
Nusmabt In @Iotbing. Riemano
berfauft feline Nnsdge biliger.
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q d 4.

Cine Summe @eIbes TT au berIeibea
in 8etrdgen BON $1,000 ur6 r1ebr.
Mlattp Teaer 0eri. 0eIeliAaft,
222 Weft.@ Commences traBe,
San Mntonio.
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gauG. geibe iaben R@ dbnIi@, gIei9
entpideIt, benn ibr MltersunterI9ieb
betrug feit bolles Sabr. Die Graut 3og
ibren Mann bel Settle un6 frug: Wels
der 1T mein 90bn2 Sag es mir Nber
9oren3 Id@elte nur. = Mie tb6ti9t bift
Du bo9l 9ieB i'd ia barum bic Rnoben
in ber 6rembe er3ieben, bam;t 9u ni1t
tpi1ef, pel6er Dein sobn lei, neil i9
min, boB Du fie 8eibe glei9 liebeftl-
Meni6, bebente, tras Ou tbuf. - Sd
babe es pobl beba9t, 9u aber Eel rubig.
Wenn fe srOB uno stpan3ie Sabre &c.
tporben, banr tpirft Ou erfabtea, Der
BON 8eiben Oein @obm 1T.
Muf bieie Weiie blieb ber Stau ni9ts
tibrig, ols bic bei6e1 2inber glei@ au
lieben, fhr 8eibe nit berielben 3drtli@.
teit @orse gu traseu. Nber bas Mut.
terber3 rubt ni9t un6 fnnt. fori6t,
gribelt un6 riifet fi9 gum Nusrif. Sic
betra9tete bic Rinber, tpentt fe tuaGten
unb tpena fie f9liefen, fe fpdbte In ibs
rem Sreiben nod 3hsen, bic ben ibri.
gen bertpanbt mdren, itelte ben @inen
unb banrl tpieber ben Nnberr bor ben
GpiegeI, ftelte 8er9lei9e an unb oft
glaubte fe bas &dtbfel eel6ft gu babc1.
Dos 1T meiu Sinh! ba6te He bann,
aber baIo fanb fie, BIB Grib bieieItsn
@isenf9aftea babe, pte paul. uno ftanb
pieber auf benz alien Sled. unb iagte
ibr benn bas Mutterber3 ni6ts2 Nein I!
Die Si6ter fiugen 3par felt uralten
3eiten i@on bon Der Msisbeit bes Mut.
terber3ens, aber bier bepdbrte He f&
ni6t.
SnapifGen tuurben aus ben &inbern
3pei fattli@e Sunsen, bic brab tpareu
unb tti1ttg lernten. Mu9 ibnen par
es i1ot betannt, baB einem ibre CUTE
Mutter Bios @tiefmutter Eel, aber Sc
Der belt fi9 fur ben leibli@en SObn
unb ben Mnberu fur bas Gtieftinb. gs
NOR san3 quito. ginit tuuroe aber Der
8ater trant, unb 6iefeu nmfanb molte
bic Mutter ausniiben, I'm en6li6 bic
Wabrbeit 3u erfabren.
3eis' mir bod meinen Sobn, fei 10
gut, iei barmberatg, meiu lieber, gutter
Mann ! f@mei@elte He benz Rranfen.
Sd i@p6re es Dir BET @0tt unb beim
Mnbenten on meme berforbene Mutter,
6ab i9 bas @ebeimniS bet mir bebalten
tperbe. Mein Gtiefttnb fo0 es ME er'
fabren unb bon mir fets nit Der gIeis
den 2iebe bebanbelt tueroen.
Gut, lie5e Jraui Sd CLAUDE Dir,
ba 9u es bei@m6rft, faste Der Gate
ebet als pauI ins 3immer trat. Dos
TT 9ein GDbn, fiftfetie c. ibr au.
Die Mutter lief auf ben 2naben 3u.
urnarmte un6 tiiBte i'm. leate fein R6pfs
den auf ibren S@oB. ffrei@elte ieiu
9aar uu6 fiBte i'm Dteber unb uieber.
gu Mittag erbielt ffon paul ben f@6'
ltersn Npfel un6 gum Na@mittessfafee
fieI inn elm grDBeres Stud &uGen au,
aIs Grib. Mbeubs, als BITE 2naoen In
@arten Boil fpielten unb cine Genifer'
f@eibe eini@t1sen, iastsn He. oies babe
Der Mtnb getban, absr Bite Wfui',- tam
baIo babinter, baB es 6rib setDeien,
tpdbrenb in @irtIi@teit paGl ber Mfii'
fetbdter NOR. Das ging 10 ale Sag
fort, unb Germ 2oren3 entging e.
ni@t.
81, Ell, liebe Graul-Dr tptai&eif {
= 2a1ett muB i@. go ieib Sbr IQe
BUR cine Gaite f9lug i9 Ia Deinen
Gn~.n~ .aA e~EAsk nfLSAa Asn SAsnS
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Gas, eleftrides 9idt mo griehfrait,

Wir bemerben uns um bic Gunb.
f9aft bes pu6lifums fir @as, our 8e<
leu6tuns nno gum Ro@en. Mrc, Sn'
canbescent, eIettrif9es 9i9t unb elef.
trii@e Sriebtraft. Wir liefern 2oiteus
ani9Idee fur 2egung bon &6breH in
9dulern, Nuffelune BON Gas6fen, unb
eleftrif9e Beleu9tung, WOtcre. @lets
trii1e Sriebfraft pirb prompt geliefert
BON Der Gan antonio GAS
|Gnmpagnie. Selepbon 212.
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= Sm Gifrictgeri9te fam beute
Der GutOr. Tau CUR 8~erbanoluns. 8is
heu!e Na1mittag UNI 81 ubr NOR bas
3eugen'0 erb6r nod nidt %beenbigt.
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B@- 2aBt gu1 bel pancoat &
g o n einer Nn3ug MAIDEN; Sbr tuer'
bet s~ufrieben iein.
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s@- Die neueifen Gil3., Strobs,
Dunlap, 3nor. unb gtetIor. Quite bel
pancpaf B Sobn.
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p@- Sn unter,eus, 6emben, 9oilet.
teartitel finbet man ntrgenoiuo before
Musmabl aIs bel g ansoat & Spbn.
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Cine @roiaans,

meI9e ben 3ransport BON gef6Ia6tetem
@ieb ober BON Jleii9 bur@ bic
6traBen Der Stabt Derbietet,
tuennn baRelbe niGt geniis
ger6 3ugebedt 1T.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-04-16
A FIGHT FOR BLOOD.
Bloody Fight at Bradford, England, Be-
tween the Police and Militia and
Thousands of Strikers.
Many of the Strikers Seriously Injur-
ed by BayOnet Thrusts, Several
Of the Policeman Also Hurt.

LONDON, April 14.-Ten thousand Of the
striking weavers at Bradford assembled at
that place to-day for the purpose of pro-
testing against the action OF the municipal
authorities in forbidding the meeting which
the strikers had arranged for yesterday.
The police vainly tried to disperse the
gathering but their repeated charges on
the crowd proved futile. The riot act was
read, and the military We're then sum-
moned. The soldiers upon their arrival ut
the scene Joined forces with the police, and
combined charge was made upon the
ranks Of the stubborn strikers.
A fierce struggle ensued. but the strikers
We're unable to resist the increased force,
and were compelled to retreat before the
bayonets and batons. The police used their
batons very freely, and many of the strik-
ers were injured.
"A score Of arrests were made. All the
prisoners had gashes on their heads from
stones or police batons and many police
were injured but no one had bayonet
wounds. Detective Martiny ale received six
cuts on the head and his horse was killed
under him by stab.
1t is probable that the strikers will at
tempt to hold another meeting tomorrow
and that the scenes witnessed o-day will
be renewed
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-04-16
WILL BACK THE MINERS,
President Gompers Says the Strike for
Eight Hours Is u Foregone Conclu-
sion.

President Gompers Says the Strike for
Eight Hours Is u Foregone Conclu-
sion.
PIrrsBURG, April 14-Samuel Gompers.
exponent Of the eight hour work day and
leader OF the forces Of the Federation of
Labor, is in the city. Mr.. Gompers said to-
day:
Il find that wage workers i'll cities west
OF the Mississippi are organized in greater
proportion than those in the East. At
many points the demand of workers Tor
the eight-hour day has been conceded or
has been adjusted by conference. In Chi
cago and Columbus carpenters have ar
ranged their differences amicably.
''As for the miners, their strike is now
foregone conclusion. 1t will be strike
which will astonish the operators. They
asked very little Of operators-no advance
in pay at all and it seems strange that the
latter should adopt such arbitrary and I'M
business-like tactics. They talk of money
necessary to carry OH such controversy;
we've got it and will get more: and all that
is necessary"
Mr.. Gompers will hold several important
conferences while here Upon one Of these
depends considerably the future attitude of
the leading strikers in the coke regions
A special from Scottdale says there was
unusual activity all along the line to-day
owing to the fact that the Frick and Nc
Clure companies had decided to begin op-
erations at all points possible. Some TWEEN
ty eviction notices have been served at the
Trotter plant alone. and, in view of the tact
that lully 200 notices have been served
throughout the regi ion, it is thought troub-
lie will come when the warrants are carried
out, as the strikers will certainly not go
peaceably. Great mass meetings have been
held at Bessemer and other points to-day
and at each resolutions were adopted to re-
main out until the end. ... ..--&#
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MURDERED BY INDIANS
Two Unknown Emigrants Killed by In
dians in Idaho.

Two Unknown Emigrants Killed by In
dams in Idaho.
BLAcKFooT, Idaho, April 14-Great ex-
element was caused to-day by a discovery
that Indians have killed two unknown
white emigrants who were camped at q
water tank one mile below this place.
Nothing could be learned as to the cause
Of the tragedy There were no eye-wit-
nesses. The bodies of the emigrants were
found dead at the tank, and a number of
Indians were seen taking to the hills east of
here, An uprisingls feared Indian Agent
Fisher, who was at Pocatello, was tele-
graphed for and came up on special train.
Deputy Sheriff Ross lett Immediately for
the scene and took charge or the bodies,
leaving an armed posse OH guard.
Business IS suspended and the citizens are
up IN arms. About 100 armed mounted
men have left the city to overtake the guilty
parties. Should the Indians refuse to sur
render trouble is sure to follow as the
posse are determined men. Not an Indian
was to be found in the city an hour after
the affair. The governor and adjutant gen.
'eral have been teIegraphed to in regard to
tie affair. 80 =.
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LOOKS RATHER DUBIOUS,
Indications That the Western Traffic
Association Will Go Under.

Indications That the Western Traffic
Association Will Go Under.
CHICAGO April 14.-There is considerable
speculation as to whether the Missouri Pa
citic will be represented at the meeting of
the advisory board of the Western Passen-
ger association to be held here to. morrow.
Jay Gould is in the Southwest and has
not signified his intention Of being present,
while Vice President S. H. H. Clark is in
Portland, Or These are the only two Of
ticials that, under the agreement, can rep,
resent the Missouri Pacific in the advisory
board, and the indications are that the
meeting is to be ignored by that company.
1t this proves to be the case it can mean
nothing less than the dissolution OF the
association at an even earlier date than was
generally believed
Charges of rate-cutting recently against
the Missouri Pacific were to be answered at
the next meeting, and it is concluded that
Gould has no intention of submitting to the
rulings of the board.
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MAY BE TRIED FOR HERESY.
Rev. Charles A. Briggs Address Re-
ferred to 0 COMMITTEES

Rev. Charles A. Briggs Address Re-
ferred to COMMITTEES.
New YORK. April 1.-THE spring meet
ing OF the New York presbytery was begun
to-day, and the nomination of representa-
tives TO the general assembly, to be held in
Detroit next, was proceeded with. Rev
Charles 3. Briggs, D. D., of Union Theo-
logical seminary was nominated as repre-
sentative and with others was elected with
out any opposition.
Rev. DR.. Birch, of the Bethany Presbyte.
rian church, offered the following:
Whereas. the address OF Rev. DR.. Charles
A. Briggs, Jan. 20, 1891, on the occasion OF
his inauguration as incumbent OF Edward
Robinson chair Of Biblical theology in
Union Theological seminary, has been criti-
clsed as containing statements contrary to
the teaching and spirit of the confession Of
said address shall be referred, with in
structions to. report at the meeting in
May what action, it any, may be appropri-
ate in relation thereto" .
The resolution was unanimously passed.
Since the time of Prof. Briggs Inaugural
ton the hottest kind of theological dis
pute has been conducted in presbyteries
and in the columns of religious newspapers.
In debates Prof: Briggs has received some
very hard knocks and considerable abuse.
Dr. Briggs has not however, been without
his defenders. There is no question in the
minds fmany Presbyterians that there are
ample grounds for an investigation. TO
this end are quoted such passages from
Prot Briggs address on The Authority of
Holy Scriptures az:
II shall venture to affirm that so far as I
can see, there are errors in the Scriptures
that no one has been able to explain away,
and the theory that they were not in the
original text is sheer assumption, upon
which no mind can rest with certainty.
II = # We find there are errors of trans
mission (of the Scrptures). There is moth
ing divine in the text-in its letters, words
or clauses. Il s. i The Bible, as book.
is paper print and binding nothing more"