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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
TEN ruor,AxD MEN MAY co oN STRIKE.

II i, more than probable that fuIy 1000 men EN-
royed on the new A>or hotels In Fiu AYE. will stop
wo:h thi- mornng and probably several thousand more
men will bc obliged stop work n consequence. be-
f,rc tIe end OF flr week. Committee, from the BOarl
If WallIug Delegates visited Mr.. Do"ncy, the con
tractor who is erecting the hotels. several times E>t
week Nh D0wncy las refused 10 discharge hV" non
union engineer, employ I'D by the Pelham lodlloistnS
Coupany Oh the Aston hotels. lie says That he cannot
DISCHARGE tlr men as hr ns entered into contract
with the Pelham llod l0ls1ng Company according ,o
the terms of which the company hOsts all bch, and
other bui,drg matrr. Used IN the Construction Il The
Aotol. The lioard Walking DELEGATES Of the Build
ING Trade, has clyca positive order, that strikes must
IL. ordered Oh Mr.. DOwncN's buiidineo at = O'Clock
thi, morning II IS declared by tie wah.ue delegates
thai rbout 10 600 will b" thrown Od, ot WOE, h,
inr, tlc end Of the cc. unlc,- the Pelham ilod Hoist
lng Company employs only union engineers.
i,ri,c number Cf tIilOr- on VpN"n'9 EpVr- met at
No o1 Iast Thirty third st. to fOrI national organ
ilatio,l Another meeting will be held on "Wednesday
evening when delegate, VIII be appointed to organize
unions in this and Oth"r clues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
10 RESUME WORK II COEUR DILFyE MINES

spokane, Wash. March 2o.-The Mine owners
Association OF Coeur d'Nene, at meeting
held last night al Wallace Idaho. decided to resume
work all through that rich slver-ead section. The
Coe,r Alene production Of silver and lead Is fctor
In fixing prices Of those metals. and when the mines
were closed down a few months ago. smelers all over
the country at loss to find enough wet ores to
run their plants. Railroads have restored the old
rates on oar shipments to the East being reduction
OF 81 a ton. Work will be resumed about April l. II
enough miners can be had. When the mines were
closed down in the winter, 1000 miners left the
country and "A similar number must return before
operatIons can be resumed the old magnitude.
Heretofore, wages have been 50 so day. alike to
miners and car men, but In the future the mneownera
DECLARE that they will pay thiS rate " uin1t onys
and "a 70 or mana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
rrwAeDry BRUSHS CONDITION.

rough,cepsle March 20 (SpccaD.-Dr. W. j. Coni.-
lin ex walden Erish's physician. said might: Mr.
Eru-h WAS alel suddenly Ill NJ hi> home at noon last
Tuesday II WIS mpo,sbl" for him to talk under
stondinely or to see. lie remained in this condition
until 10 O'Clock that nigh. On the following evenn;
he had a similar attack, but much mhler. Since then
lie has improved daily There is no paralysis. 10
do he is sitting up and dlN,sed and expects 10 "a I'D
%cyy York his week with his physician to consult
.ufxinll,t"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
cnNnr,LNING THE IIQrOR BLIL.

Kingston y. Y. March 20 Cspecial.-Al the Protest
ant congregation, of the city were addreoseu To ua' W
representatives Of The American SUNDAY -N'ool '"'"''
The Rev Dr. !. II. Knowles. the general secretary
r,,ri, Ms. the attorney Of The secretary, and DIR.
pa ,lnr.t made stirring addresses also :. j. Grove
the WORKING secretary. They denounced the lqnor
bill now before the Leg stature. AID commented thc
action # tie Assembly in ordering the YORK eN-
but a tie Worlds Fair closed on sunday Dr.
uowlc, .aid he va, assured that the bill would also
~ ,i,, ,na,r and be signed by Governor Flower.
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Now Orleans March 20" The Times Democrats 81
FL pa~o 1cN. dispatch says: There Is no longer
any ~p.culiton a, 10 Jay ooulds intentions regard
iYe bridging the Rio Grnde al this point and making
direct connection with the Mexican Central at Juarez,
Mex Iii, attorney VIII appear before the city
Council ut II, next meeting and present petition
a,,ius right Of way through certain streets, closing
up of Others, and ,undry concessions necessary 10
facilitate the Texas and Pacific in reaching the river
El Piso /, disposed To grant any reasonable request
Mr.. could should make he has proved himself a
friend IA FL Paso in the past, and the Texas ana
p,cu, known ~, the Fl Paso routc,' has done much
to advance the commercial interests Of this city.
- II. II. Clark. Captain Grant and L. D. Thorhs'
~ The could party left here yesterday, ostensbiy
f,r pccp, tity but In reality will terminate their
Journey at sierra BaHca. Their mission Is creating
y,af deal Of speculation. but from those most likoly
to be familiar with Mr. Gould's intentions. IL Is ascer
taned that they 20 10 look over the proposed route
o, the Texas and Pacifc's independent track from
that point into FL PaNo.
Jay Gould, his AID daughters ATTENDED tne
presby terian Church to day. Mr. Gould occupied the
curb,toncs on the principal thoroughfares yesterday
talking with friends and acquaintance, a. gracefully rs
my of our ward politicians. lie is looking much be-
fer than he did few days ago, and Will no DOUBT
follow DR. Nunn's advice and make I'll Paso HIS
b,r,e until he has fully recovered from his bronchial
trnublo In fact. II Is limited that he lni"ndh Dhiu
himself a residence hcgc where he can spend VlhterS
and avoid the severe cold Of New orb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
rylgLE TO MOVE THE WINDERMERE

Asbury Park " j.. March 2o-rhe stranded ship,
Windcmerc lies in aboat the same position ycster-
day excepting that the vessel las settled about two
feet deeper in the sand. The steamer l. J. Merritt.
OF the Merritt Wreckng Company, came from New
Yor,, hi, morning and attempted to haul the Winde
mere or the sand bar. 4 big bawser was made fast
TO the ship and the powerful wreckng steamer pulled
and snored but the stranded vessel did not move. A
large crowd OF persons came in wagons and slcghs
from the surrounding country and viewed the wreck
during the day The lanceS OF floating the stranded
vessel seemed To be SLIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
,.r,,c,rJyG THE RrSsrly HEBREWS.

Boston March 20.-Thc British steamer Mehis''h
from Liverpool with sixty SIX steeIage passengers ar
rived here today Twcnty-three of the Storage passcn
r,,. ali pu,san Hebrews were landed at quarantine,
and after being umigaed allowed to be Brought
to the city During the voyage child four years DID,
belonging TO one of the Russian immigrants, was taken
sick with measles. and on the steamers arrival at
quarantine the port physician ordered the child to be
taken 10 Galloupcs Island for treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
4 SOrND STEAMER DISABLED.

Providence r. l.. March 20.-The steamer Nashua,
nom this port 10 New York, on her usual saturday
night trip when OIL Point judith was disabled by her
stalboard wire wheel-rope parting. Captain Wliham-
on ipged tackle, AFT anchored of Plum Beach until
,b. h,oken wheel.rope was spced and returned to
his mort where a new rope Will be put H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
NOPE INVITATIONS FOp NH

Washington, March 20.-The Southern tour Of senator
Hill came to close by the arrival Of the party in this
city at IL O'Clock a. m. to-day. senator Hill ex-
pressed qualification at the in which he re-
ceived throughout the south. Numerous Invitations
have been received by Mr. Hill within the last week
to visit various Western and Southwestern cities and
he ia being strongly urged tO make a tour later on
through the West and Southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
cApRIvI SUMMONED TO HUBERTUssoCK

Berlin. March 20.-EmperOr William has summoned
Chancellor Caprlvi to to him at Iiubertus-
sock
Prince Henry, after conference With Chancellor
Capriv saturday, Joined Emperor william
All three are now at IIubertussock. The Chancellor
is expected back 10 morrow.
The Kreuz Zcitung' says that tho Emperor
letter to Count Zedlitz accepting tho latnT
resignation is couched in very frie1dH and fatterlng
terms. IL H. nowhere believed that there VIII ps
any change in the Cabinet beyond the appointment
Of a successor 10 Count Zedllu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
~ MEMORY OF MISS MEDILL.

poris March oO-In memory Of Miss Josephine
vdiIl who died here I'm January last her father vii
.ndov beds In Paris hospitals for the use OF Amer
ic,ns Mr. Reid, in conjunction with the Depart
m.pt OF Public Charities, has completed the neces
sary arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

ENTERTAINlNG TIE MINISTER TO FRANCE.
Paris. March 20.-Gencra Meredith Read gave a
farewell dinner day to Mr. Reid. the United States
Minister The guests included Foreign Minister IIibot
the Ambassadors Of Russia, Austria and Turkey, and
number OF other diplomats.
From until their departure from Paris Mr
Mrs Reid Will attend dinners given in their honor
nearly every eycnlns. They In turn will give fare
well breakfast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
TIE MINERS' STRIKE.

Iondop March oo.-Thc Butterley colliery has locke
o,, . 900 strikers The Durham miners held nnmerOu
meetings to-day at which they declared that the
,ro,,ld continue the strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
DIsrRIBrrrEp DYNAMITE CARTRIDGES

Paris March 20.-The police have arrested prom.
nent Paris Anarchist named Mayence Papers iou'
iu his rooms prove that hc distributed among ac-
complies dynamite cartridges stolen from sOsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
NASNINGS SUCCESSOR,

London. March 2O.-The papal bnet appolh"n'
Dr. Vaughan. at present the Bishop OF saifou hicn
bishop OF Westminster. to succeed the late o"ruiha
Manning. is expected within a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21

Lisbon March 2O.-Thc Minister OF Finance mas
5vned a scheme for the settlement OF ue fortusueS"
asbt 10 be submitted 10 the foreign hoiocrs INC pau
e'v' ~ nodrcton of the interest by so per cent,
Ha,sns of loan Of $4,000. 900, redsemabie In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-21
ENTERTAINING TIE MINISTER To FRANCE

fifteen years. and the assignment Of the customs
revenue to the service OF the debt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
TILTONVILLE.

TuToHvuLE, April 3O-The third quar-
terly meeting of the M. +. church will be
held in Warrenton next Saturday and
Sunday. The presiding elder being unable
to be present, Rev. Rogers, OF Toronto,
will fill his place.
DIR. Freeland was in Wheeling on Thurs
day on important business.
The school directors have hired the fol-
lowing teachers for the fall and winter
terms Of school, Claude Porter principal,
shannon Cunningham intermediate, Ehie
West primary. Many were the applica-
lions, but the three mentioned proved TO be
the lucky ones.
mother in Martins Ferry, last week.
Mrs. Jose Burriss, OF Warren Ridge, is
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
AIKEN.
MIR. John Rowe was in Cleveland, on
Thursday. in the interest Of the pottery.
John Roth, Sr., is now engaged IN put
ting I'D an addition to his residence on Main
street This improvement made, II Will add
greatly to the appearance thereof, as well
as enhance the value.
The suit the pottery company brought
against the w. & l.. l.. railroad for damages
done 10 their property in the laying OF their
track etc, came of at the county seat Tues
daY. Christian OcnneIuer IepFesenvou tuo
pottery and was only allowed the paltry
sum of ore hundred dollars, which Will not
much more than pay the Lawyers Interested
in the case.
Loyd TAYLOR, who has been confined TO
the house for several days, Is improving
under the care Of DIR. Freeaudy
ON last Thursday evening Rev. Hoover
organized an Epworth League at the
Church. About fifteen or more joined
while many more will be added as the meet
ings continue 10 be held.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
WELLSBURG.

WrrrsrrRG. w. Va, April 3O-Walter
T., Mains show exhibited here Friday
and drew a large crowd. The country PEG.
ple turned out en- masse The parade was
hue, and had number OF new features 10
IT, The performance itself was very good.
The Equitable Endowment Association,
of Washington, ID. c., have secured an
AGENT i'm town to take charge Of their bust
ness In the person of William Mechanic.
The company should be well patr0nized by
our citizens, as they have chance to IN
sure their lives az the small sum OF or ~
cents. aud ND 10 go cents a week.
Frank Ridgeley left Friday evening for
Minneapolis, MINI, where he will work FOR
the Hardwood Manufacturing and Storage
Co.
The DeMoss family will give an enter
taiument In the Christian Church on sat
urdav evening. May lith.
Miss Della Hemp has been visiting her
sister, Ina CbriChsville this week.
A small child Of Mr. Trimmer died OF
Group Friday.
Iutelli gence was received mere frlday OF
the death of BaZalel Wells, OF Beech Bot
tom Mr.. Wells was well known here.
Bethany turned out well for Mains cir
Gus.
James T. Douglass, Of Beaver, has ac-
cepted position as prescription clerk IN J..
NJ. Cooper's drug store, and goes 20 work
on MAY pa Ii is reported that he is one OF
the best prescription clerks in the State.
a skylight is being placed In the post
office building and the room Will be occu-
pied by W. r. Geer, the Photographer.
George NICHOLS will commence the first
building 20 be erected I'm the Fair Grounds
this week 10 will be built Of pressed
brick.
It is stated that two Of our extra police
men are thinking Of resigning their posi-
tiOns, because q misunderstanding with
Walter l.. Mains Jake coun,ryman. The
"couutrvmau" was driving an old horse in
a igkey wagon, and getting terribly mixed
up A>ith the procession, when Frank Rob
erts and Jake Miller. the two extras, -
-apued him. They had terrible time
stopping him, out finally goJ him corner
et. when the Marshal came around and
The matter was adjusted. The two men
retired amid the jeers OF the crowd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
BRIDGEPORT.

The newely elected officers will take their
seats Tuesday evening at which time the
old COuacil finishes up all their business
and everything will commence anew.
While the past administration has been a
successful oae there is always chance for
Improvement From the present outlook
there seems TO be general satisfaction about
the new men going in office, and we sim
cerely hope IL will continue so throughout
the entire term.
The Fairview publ &c school closed for
the summer last Friday evening. The eX-
ercises were very appropriate and large
crowd was present. Chas. Deitritch, the
teacher, deserves great credit for the man
uer in which he has conducted the school.
The alumni association will hold bust
ness meeting at the school building in
Kirkwood on Wednesday evening. They
deserve 10 have full attendance.
Rev. Stephens will take for his text this
morning, what Christ Is taught 10 be-
lieve." The evening will be devoted 10
song and praise service.
The officers of the Pennsylvania Com
Dauy were down yesterday inspecting the
road
The Nightingale Lodge gave an enter
tainment az the City Hall last night, which
was quite a success. Messrs. Helnleln and
Couture, in the guitar duo, was the gem OF
the evening.
Ad. Thompson and wife leave tomorrow
for their new home at Blairevllle, Pa.
y. H. kaufman and f. B, May left yes
terday far Pitts6urg.
Mrs. WalliDg and son. OF Cleveland, are
the guests of Arthur Walling in kirkwood.
Mrs. George Morrow and Mrs. William
Buck leave tomorrow for Loraln on visit
10 friends.
Do5e Cope, of Colerain, was in 70 wn yes
terdav calling on his friends Dobe is a
candidate for Recorder Of Belmont county.
The Kirkwood tennis CLUB will open the
season next Wednesday. The club expects
to have some ine sport during the summer.
The court is in excellent condition, await
ing the arrival of the young racquet
Wielder.
Miss Flossy Frailey, OF Urichsville, will
be the guest of friends town during the
coming week.
Miss Alice Malone leaves tomorrow for
Philadelphia after a pleasant visit TO
friends at KirkwOod.
Miss Margaret Turner is visiting friends
at Elyria.
Miss Ruth Van Pelt has returned from a
weeks visit TO Mt. Vernon.
Miss Alice Davis has returned home from
aysit AT Piedmont
c. G. Woodcock arrived home yesterday
from trip to Deersyille.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, O., April Godfather A. NJ.
Leydeu, for several years parish priest AT
this place and MingO has been transferred
10 Columbus. Father Ross will be the
successor of Father Leyden and Will In
clude Sherrodville in his pastorate
The executive committee Of the Epworth
League, of which Rev. w. c. Evans, OF
this place. met at the McCOnville hotel at
Steubenville on Thursday for the porpose
of arranging the time and place Tor the
next convention and preparing program
for same. IL was decided 10 hold the next
convention in Richmond on June LIST and
p. NJ. McConnahay was in Warrenton
this week
The following real estate transfer was
left for record at Steubenville this week;
Newton Nicholson and wife TO Christian
Ruff, lot in Brilliant; $500
Charles Bruner has accepted position
as "deviln in the Panhandle Ne,CS office,
Wellsburg, and goes TO work Monday morn
ing.
4 small child Of Albert Jackson, the fer
rvman, died Monday and was taken TO
Warrenton and Inferred there on Tuesday.
Evangelist Hart, with his daughter as
singer, are conducting a series OF meetings
in the Christian Church. The meetings
are TO be continued several weeks.
Charles Waddle has been carrying the
early mail this week.
Quite a number from Brilliant took In
Mains circus in Wellsburg Friday.
Mrs. Mcconnell was in Mtngo this
week.
Rena Lerites, of New Alexandria was Wis
iting in town Thursday.
A marriage license has been granted to
Wvlie Nichols, of Welsburg, and Miss
Minnie Gof. of this place
The addition TO the McIntire hotel is
nearing completion.
The old brick church has been sold and
the purchaser with an eye to business is
tearing it down and selling the brick.
Father Leydon will hold his LAST mass in
this town at Martin Nee's Sunday morn
ing
Ora NcCreary has taken several excur-
sion parties in his naptha launch. The In.
dications are that it will be well patronized
this summer.
The assessor has started on his rounds.
Miss Moxie McCune is out aftera short
illness.
Elder BrufT conducted special services
in the Diciples church this week
Misses Lou and Lizzie Rodgers were In
Wheeling this week.
Another child of Albert Jackson is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
INDEPENDENCE.

TxnrPyyDEcE. PA, April 3O-Miss Jen-
ME johnson has gone to Wellsourg 10 WISH
One 9 dav this week w. S. Moore, while
trimming fruit trees, cut his foot with an
Ouitela number of our citizens took in
Walter Mains show at Wellourg on Fri
day.
sion of $ per month, with sio2.4O back pay
and he is the happiest man in town.
Charley Crawford has gone to Steuoen-
vile. Ohio. TO see his sister, who was so
badly burned few days ago in the bottle
factory there.
The report comes TO town to-day that
thew have struck oil at the Smith well IN
the southeast part OF this township. Inc
oil was found in the Gordon sand. rms
reDort created considerable excitement In
our town and many persons have gone TO
see the we'll. The well was drilled by a
Columbus company.
We are sorry 10 note the death OF MRS
Mary. wife of James Westlake, wnlcn oc-
Cured on last Saturday. She was taken
suddenly III with pneumonia and only lived
a few DAYS. She was seventy-siX years
old. Her remains were Inferred IN the
new cemetery on Monday
The ladies, who compose the sewing cir,
Gle of the NJ. Z. church here, have realized
quite a sum of money from the sale of their
articles They will purchase communion
set for the use OF the church.
Quite large amount OF hay has been
sold by the farmers. George McCord, OF
Wheeling, has purchased large amount oil
it. paving S6 per ton in the field.
We are sorry TO write that Rev. j. T..
Browville will resign has charge as pastor
of the Mt Hope w. p. church TO take
effect June lst. He has been pastor Tor
forty-one years.
The telephone line between Ellis Jones
and Wheeling was broken this week which
prevented any communication for lew
days.
The West Virginia Natural Gas Com:
panv have compromised with several OF
the farmers on Buffalo creek, they have
had their farms leased for some time Tor
gas and oil, and failing to put down any
tank wells, the farmers sued them Tor
rental Some of the farmers received
quite handsome sum of money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
ST. GAINESVILLE.

CT. CLArRsvILLE, April So.-Mrs. Or.
Robinson. of Wyanett, H., is visiting ner
aunt Mrs. Charity Parker, OF the EAS'
End. .,.l- a. his
home on the CadiZ pike. -
Emmett Sidebottom is in Chicago, III.
w. A. Hunt was appointed State CenSai
Committeeman for this Congressional dis-
trict. -. sar
There were no cases in Court TO-DAY
Judge briggs, in coD pany with ID. II; MI
ligan. of the Gazette. went TO BarnesvliIei
Yesterday was observed as Aroor Day oy
the public schools. Literary exercises
were held in the school hall, SIX trees
were planted in front Of the SherlnS resi-
dence. ,.1,-,,. o.a
The graduates Of the school this year are
Misses Mamie and Mary shannon, Mary
blair. Gertrude Darrah, Ella Meek, hituo
Fulton, Daisy Burlington and Nelhe Sole,
man. All have their essays prepared anu
the subjects viii be given later.
Mrs. Abbey Martin has returned 10 ner
nome in Oswego, Kansas, after long
visit in this vicinity. -.
The following marriage licenses This
week: Matthew Tricka and Mary war
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were married at St Peter Catholic Churcn
Tuesday evening by Rev. P. Il. Welaer
Mr. Perry Fazenbaker and Miss FANNIE
Hadley were married Thursday evening ~! ~
Rev w. +. Locke 4. the residence OF Miss
Z. FaZenbaker
DR.. George B. Hardy Of Terra Alta Wis
tied US this week.
Philos Lodge No. 81, 1. o. o. F., went 70
Keyser on a special train at p: N To-Day
70 attend the funeral of Milton Hodges, the
engineer VINO was killed in the wreck near
Tunnelton, Tuesday last. The Brotnern0.ou
of Locomotive Engineers Of the west II
ginia Central railway, the George CIeeA
I..Ilvvav and Inc Second and Third divi-
sions assisted in giving their brother tne
last sad rites. The body was taken TO tue
Keyser NJ. L. Church at , p m, services
being conducted by the pastor IN charEe.
The funeral cortege went from there 70
Oueen's Point cemetery, where the Douy
rests. 1t was one of the largest funerals
ever seen in Keyser.