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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

derstsnding that the county provision
for 1894 should stand. I call on Sena-
tors Vest and Jones to say whether
what / have said is not true"
Neither the Arkansas or the Missouri
Senator made reply to this appeal.
He continued 10 describe the subtle
methods that were then employed to
emaseulate the sugar schedule and de-
feat the Dill.
"You have tod US the attitude OF
everybody else. Will you tell us what
the attitude of the Louisiana
Senators would have been II
sugar had been placed on the free list, "
asked Mr.. Teller.
Frankly" replied Mr.. Gallery, 81
will say that if sugar had been placed
on the free list We would not nave
voted for the bill"
Mr. Gallery proceeded to discuss the
sugar schedule of the Mckinley bill,
and this brought out an animated,
though technical, debate on sugar max
ing between Senators Aldrich, Gray,
CAffery and Allison.
The letter stated that it had been
asserted THAI about 50 per cent. OF sugars
grown in Louisiana would receive the
benefit OF the one-eighth difference.
Mr.. Cafery said the percentage would
be about "a.
Mr.. Caffrey's speech was still in pro-
gress when, at 5:05, Mr.. COckrell sscur-
ed recognition TO move an adjournment,
which motion was adopted and the Sen
ate adjourned.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

II is ordered by the Democratic County Exec.
utlye Commutee OF Ohio county, W. Va, that's
primary election b. held
Saturday. August the 4th. 1884
nj the time aud following places.
Eyrriadelphia. Liberty aud kichhnd dl,ttlct
nom the hour OF 20 o'clocA p. 70 Nho 81
other districts FROM 90 p. m, FOR the pur'
pose ~ electias i've delegates from Tue se'erG.
districts to the Congressional Convention and
i've delegates 20 the County ConYenuon, uom'
iuating In each district candidate TOT county
Commissioners a ScRool Commissioners from
each OF the districts comprising che school
districts OF Wheeling. ana Prcsid@pt OF Tue
BOARD " Education and school C0mmlsslonefs
in each district outs lie OK me districts O
Wheeling. and nrc vacancies In the oMces ~
Justice OF the Peace and Constable. Noune
places will be opeaed In the several districts A.
follows:
and Fulton School House. ,
Madison Distgict-Second Ward Market Hall
and Island Hose House.
Twelfth street
Centre District Hook aud ladder House.
Webster District Sixth Ward Democratic
Club koom Twenty fourth Gud Market streets.
Rltchic district
Trisdelphia Observation-Disclosures School
HeJss Town Hall Elm Grove. N0nces Hotel,
TriaaelphiS aud Gleadsle School House.
RIchland Oistrict-BrcS School House and
Glen's Run School n use.
Liberty Distfict-Valley Grove school Rouse,
West Liberty school House, Potomac AZ "Far.
ris" Hopsc.
4 County Convention 60 be composed a Eve
delegates elected from each district a. shove
required will be held ga tle second Branch
Council chlmbar Monday Angus the 6ih, at z
b. IN. FOR The purpose Of nominating ioGr can
dictates FOR the Legislature. candidate Tor
judge Of the Criminal Court ~ Ohio county,
and appointing Senatorial tonterees. Also
eIecting members OF the Executive Committee,
At saia convention the delegates from tho
country districts shall nominate candidate
for County Superintendent. of Free schools
iy25i X. 5. KlNCHELOE, Chatrman
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Robbers in Parkersburg.
spseislto n. Rsgt.s-.


PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July "a
Last night burglars entered the Park
ersburg brewery and the Jennings
house, and secured considerable plum
der. Early this morning Officer Bart
lett placed under arrest two men whom
he found Quarrelling. One pulled re-
volver and firing six times at the officer
escaped. The latter emptied his revolv-
er. During the shooting the other one
was wounded In the arm and when TAX
en- to jail save the name OF Frank
Crawford, Uniontown, Pa. He refused
to divulge his companions name. Dur
ing the shooting two of the bullets en-
tered Ellsworth Pfuderer's house and
lodged in the bed in which he with his
wife were sleeping. 1t is thought the
parties arrested robbed the Holly House
on Saturday.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Richard Padden and George Feeter-
ers will be home from Marietta this
morning, where they have been playing
ball with the club of thai place.
The Vigilant Athletic club, composed
of firsmen, is making preparations Tor
foot bail.
There will be a district meeting OF the
Past Grands, /. o. o. f., at their hall
this evening, after which 4 banquet
will be held at the Baylsss House.
Mrs. joan Kyne is visiting at Pitts
burg.
Thomas Msars leaves tomorrow for
Atlantic City.
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Gon,tAN, having expressed to his
hearts content his furious Indignation
against the President for having touched
up as they deserve him and his little
knot Of followers aud having insulted
and b,ackguarded the President to the
full extent allowed by the rules Of com-
mon dscency. the inquiry follows, what
is he going TO do ABOUT il? WIN he and
his little crowd obsy the peoples COM
maud and the party's platform, or BY
sticking TO the GoEMAN bIlPs obnoxious
features defeat Tariff Reform and lead
their party TO ruin.
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CAUGHT a LIVE WIRE.

Terrible Death OF Boy at Lancaster,
Pa-swung Like 3 Pendulum.
LANCASTEB, PA, July 24.-OrVille
Johnson, eight years Old, is dead, from
picking up the end of a broken wire
charged with 1900 volts. The wire
passed over a tree, the end being just
within reach Of the boy. When he
caught hold Of it he was drawn from
his feet and swung back and forward
like a pendulum for fully five minutes,
flames flashing from his hands. People
with clubs Knocked the wire out Of his
hand.
o. j.. Steirwalt also caught the wire
and was badlv burned.
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PROSPECTIVE OIL DEVELOPMENT
In the Lowor Part of West virginia
Thousands OF Acres Leased.

In the Lowor Part of West VirSiRta-
Thousands OF Acres Leased.
SSseisI 10 me RsSlF.s-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July 24.-The
oil and gas men who have been clrcu-
Iating about this end OF West Virginia
and eastern part Of Kentucky taking
ED oil leases have begun to get move
on themselves, so TO speak, and II looks
now Ike they meant business. Acres
by the hundreds have been leased by
them, and there are probably hall dozen
concerns interested, some OF them being
backed by local capital. But two
so far have begun operations, one in
this, and another In Wayne county.
Captain Allen, an old time oil man, rep
resents a Pittsburg firm that have az
ter much trouble succeeded In getting
their machinery up the Guyandotte
river, the stream having been very shall
low, to a point about twenty.four miles
from its mouth known as Salt Rock.
Here they have erected derricks which
will be completed entirely in day or
two and then the work
of sinking will proceed. The men are
confident and the residents Of the To-
cality very anxious regarding the re-
suit. On Twelve Pole, in Wayne coun-
ty, extensive preparations are being
made also and the prospects look very
sanguine. Should the men fail TO
strike the illuminating fluid at these
points, they will investigate at other
localities in this region.
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THE WELLHAN EXPEDITION LOST.

LONDON, July e4,-carl sievwers
writes 70 the Standard that heis IN re-
ceipt Of advices from Norway tnat
leave little doub. that Tue "eiImSo
Arctic expedition is lost. Experienced
shippers lust returned from the Spitz-
bergen seas express the same opinion,
and Col. Fielding, who accom- panied
Capt. Naries's exposition In 1873, snares
this haliaf
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Getting The camp Ready.

Special 10 ne Rsqjs,sr.
MARrINsBURG. W. VA, July "a
The plot OF ground known as Camp
jackson, bears something Of resen-
blaace 70 a camp this evening. Al noon
to-day Company Il, First Regiment, Of
Piedmont. Captain Hudson, and Com
pany c, Second Regiment, OF Ansted,
Captain Page, reached here and report
ed for fatigue duty aud had much 10 dc
this afternoon 20 get the camp in Rsadi-
ness. Others who arrived today are
Mai. r s Carr and Maj Joseph L.
Chiffon aad Capt. John A. Thayer, Of
Charleston: 4. NJ. Sasir aud VIM. S..
Clair, Of MOrEsRtown-
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THINK, the Situation Complicated.

WASHINGTON, d. c. July 24.-Sen-
ator Sherman said be considered the
Presidents letter most injudicious and
so unusual as to render it Intellectual,
but declined 70 express an opinion as to
whether tho Democrats would be able to
extricate themselves from their
cilema he said it was time when
no man could forsee the outcome.
Other REPUBLICAN Senators believe the
eutangl clement Will destroy the bill.
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nrnwned WhIle RnthInr

CoLFAN, WASH, July 94.-Three
young men were drowned while bath
ing in the Snake river. three miles be-
low PenewSa. Que called for help and
the others swan 10 his assistance. a..
three grapp.ed in the water, sinking
simultaneously.
FRESNO, CAL, July 24.-Five women
went bathing last evening ia the San
Joaquin river near Port Washington,
Doe got beyond her depth, aud In at
tempting TO rescue her. three OF the
others we're carried into an eddy and
drowned.
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RAisIzh County Democrats.


CHARLESTON. w. VA, July 2f-The
Democrats Of Raleigh county held a
convention yesterday with J. L. Toney,
chairman, aud Lee Chambers, secretary.
A test Of strength for COngressional
candidates showed McClsughert s:
Anderson. /: Preston. 1. L. ". Wilson
was unanimously endorsed for The
United States Senate.
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d. ii. Leonard for Congress

Spscial 20 lss RsSssts--
PARKERsBuRe. w. VA, July ga
Hon. d. II. Leonard has signlred his
intentions OF being candidate for Con-
gress from this district. He will not
work for the nomination, but II given
him he will make strong tight to De
elected.
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Wanted Names of Gypsy Campo

sueeial 10 ~ HsJlts-.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 24.-The chief
OF police here received the following
telegram tonight:
ELM GROVE, w. VA, July "A.
Inform me name OF gypsy camp
camping near Columbus.
HENRY SMALL"
There are probably half dozen
camps about here, but none stay long
enough 10 get names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

Dc BOIS-At LeItherwood OF Buehts dis
ease Tuesday. the 18Th day OF July, 1874, Al
O'Clock p. n. ELLKN L wife Of }. D. hn hois,
eldest daug hter OF The late T. K Armstrong
and mother OF Mrs. J. ]. Holloway.
Funeral from ST. Matthews Church Thurs
day, the Goth inst, At 4 o'clock p. m. The
family prefer no flowers.
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WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GUCCESSFUL speculation open 10 al; nv
- our syndicate system OF speculation; So
crease your income, informstlon free. send
for circular THOMPSON ~ DEhk Co, ~
Wall sttcef. New York. Incorporated under
the laws OF state OF New York Capital $780,
oon VISA we'd kdta
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SDseid4 % NJ Hfgsts-.
CLARKsBUEG. W. Va. July "a
Judge Nathan Gof was taken sick last
night.
His many friends are alarmed about
his condition.
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Many Teacher. Present.

Spe-iGl 10 ne ReqiSsr.
PARKEBsBURG, W. VA, July 24.-At
the Wood County Teachers Institute
TO day the number enrolled was POS, the
largest ever known.
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IT'S said the hand organs in Boston
each make from 81 TO S25 a day. Why
has the cultured hub thus hid her
claim 20 belug a musical centre?
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Speeol 20 ne Rencs-.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, July 24.-As
Long Run, twelve miles below, on the
Ohio side, steam thresher struck =
hillside and was overturned. Frank
NeSselrode was crushed to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

WHY dii not Senator GoRMAN join
IA and berate tho American people also?
The President in his letter TO Mr.. VII
son simply voiced the peoples ssnti-
rnagf1
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Died From q Snake Bite.

Special 10 re RsclS,s--
HUNTgNGToS, w. VA, July 24.-John
A. Byers, a iumberman, twelve miles
south OF this city, was bitten By snake
AMI expired in an hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

LILLIAN RUSSELL makes over $1,000
a week. LII can afford the luxury Of 3
rev husband now and then.
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Formsr Hotsl Keeper Dead.

SBsciR! % M Esyts.s-.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 2A-R
A. Mathews, hotel keeper, died this
evening, aged O. He retired from bus
mess several years ago.
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WHAT we want after tariff reform is
Senate reform.
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BECOMING HOSTILE.

LONDON. July ga dispatch from
Chemulpo Corea says that the COrean
government, instigated by the Chinese
resident, has Withdrawn It's promises Of
reform, already made to Japan. The
guards az the imperial palace at Seoul
are assuming the most hostile attitude
toward the Japanese troops in the capt.
tai. A conflict is mOmentarily expected.
The japanese legation has received no
news of the rumored bOmbarding Of
COresn ports JY their government aud
give the report no credence whatever.
BATTLES SAID TO HAVE BEEN FOUGHT
SHANGHAI. July 81, $50 p. MA
dispatch received here from Nagasaki,
on the southwest side Of the island Of
Kioo-SiOO, Japan, says that 4 detach-
ment Of COrean troops, az the instigatiOn
OF the Chinese resident, attacked the
japanese garrison and were defeated.
A later telegram says that japanese
cruiser and Chinese transport have
been engaged and that the cruiser sunk
the transport. Nothing Is known mere
OF the alleged private dispatch stating
that the japanese have bombsrded
COrean ports. The British Consul has
received q telegram from the British
Charge d'Afsjrs az Toxic stating that
the japanese have undertaken to regard
Shanghai as outside OF the sphere Of
operation. The price OF coal has risen
40 per cent. on account Of the large de-
mand upon these supplies for use upon
board WAT ships, transports, etc,
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS
~ Will be received BY the Building Commit
tee Of the Baptisl hurch OF Sistersyille, W. Va,
until August 4th 1874 Plans and specification
can b. seen 80 A. Cutters store any time after
July 10Th. The committee reserves tue right 10
reject any or all bids
ACUTTLER H. b. WILLIAMSON,
SAMUEL DEE, j. NJ. CUTLER,
ivl4tOguI building Committee.
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REAL MEBIr is the characteristic OF
Hoods Sarssparilla, and i is manifested
every dsy in the remarkable cures thi.
medicine accOmpiisheS. Hoods Sarsa
parilla Is the kind. Try it,
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TRR ORIENTAL WAR.

Many Wumora from Many Sources But
They are Apparently Unauthentic.
TACsVA, WASH, July PA special
70 q nogs agency from Yokohama states
that Coreans aud Chinese engaged in a
battle on the 18th inst. with Tungsis
rebels aud g large number were killed.
1t is reported that the Corean
King had beer kidnapped by the jap
anese. Tha Ce,nese Consul a: Nagasaki
has or -ered ~ Chinese 20 leave their
homes. Eight Japanese and three Chi
uese men-of-war and 10000 troops are
at Jauzen. Trouble is imminent st
that place. Cholera is increasing at a
fearful rate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

HOOPS Pills are the best family ca
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless.
reliable, sure.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Y
On account OF the death OF w. Cruickshank,
a member Of tho firm OF Greer q Laing. all hc-
comets due said lrm will have TO be settled az
az once otherwise the same will he put out for
collection by the administrator. The business
will be conduc,oi by the Survivors, j. x. Greer,
aud A. Laing. Beginning on the 9th OF July, 1924
jy2Oevgra. GREER x LAlh6.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2lsI, 1884.

The Democratic Executive Committee o, t9e
Fffst CONGRESSIONAL District, 90 = me' ~
~ tbe st Charles Hotel n me eisy 9t $3.50 49,
buzz. on Saturday july 'th. l'yt' oio..s' ~
tEe Democratic Convention OF the fifsl S1u-
ers.,iongI District 90 u0mlnase a cs1eiel e,
- Cop.rass be held on lChSLAi, ACHUoA
gf-r fys4 at CLARhShO -, zoe C"n ANU"
Il, re ,eIIsg o. order at ~ O.tLOCh A. VI
And .r sad Congressional CQuNealton e.ou
.frhe counties in tna ficst District shall os en-
t.tIss 10 one voio therein Tor every en- 3sh-
6rst votes or fractional part ihsreot oFrL Ivy
c-st f1r tae Democratic candidate TOT So'oINoI
ogrris state 100 the election held no RoYemoti'
isgl ana that no county shall pc ent.lieI 20
more delegates than DO has votes 20 cas- me
icons County Executive Committees are r.
lus.t.8 70 take such action as may oe u'''s-
slrv b have their respective co1nbes repre-
oepted ia said conveut'n
me following is the number or votes 10
which each county ls cntlue4-
brooke '.--'.'''-'-
HaurlC x....-..
Ohio 1900 ........ ..-.-.'..s, e.
Marsh ---'----
MatFa. ..... s.''s''''''---'
Harrison ........ ..'.'' ''-'-'''
Lewis ..s--s -..'''' ''+-''''''.'' la
BraKton ..-....... -...-'.. '---'-''''---
Glmer. ... ...-.-'..-.-'-----.' a.
T. .. JEPSON, Chairman.
d A. DoBaEY Secretary. lyW
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF the
National Bank Of West Virginia. al Wheeling,

In the State OF West Virgins. 40
the close OF business July 18th, ,i39L
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.At Iast we aeeepled it wIlh DE un-
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+. .. JEPSON, Chairman.
n Do7ary. Secretary. iyl0
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crsppl. Creek A,a.rs Rsss


Cnlrrrx CREEK. Col. May s&--Ihers n
very agiy rumor among the unioa
miners over the report that the ovners
viii attempt 30 reopen the gold mines
within few days with non-unicn miners.
protected with armed deputy shersfYs.
The mood Of the striking miners uas infa-
Gated today when John Tnomss and
Thomas II. Jones. two miners from the
Victoria arrived in Altman ON their way
10 Cripple Greek They we're suspected Of
being non-anion men. and notwithstand-
ing their protests that they were ncs they
were set upon by the strikers. knocked
down and several shots fred ct them.
Thomas and Jones took refuge in .
boSrdsng house. which was Immediately
entered bv half . dosen union men. Who
took them out and gave them . fearful
beating. At last Thomas escaped and
made his way into town. When he ar
rived here he Was exhausted. He had
hive bad scalp wounds and depression
Of the skull. Jones 10 ssiil missing. and it
Is feared he 10 lying in come secluded
place dead or seriously injured
pESvKR, May 2A-Ahout rs depnsies
iett this city early tonight for Cripple
Greek. and about Ion more will leave be-
fore morning. 20 assist tho miners sn that
locality In resuming operations The
strikers expect 10 give them battle at the
Victor mine. about six miles from Cripple
Greek. where the turbulent element has
thrown up breassworks About sixty dep
uty sheritfs. mounted and each armed
with Winchester ride and brace OF re-
vclvers, have left Cripple ,'reek for the
Victor mine, ostensibIy To protect the
railroad. bat undoubtedly 10 participate
IN the fight. The strikers viii b con-
fronied by about 500 deputy sheriffs. ail
heavily armed.
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IN rnE SENATE
1arbea wire % che Free Lsse-Hale
kepaAee - German-

0arboa wire on che Free Lsse-Hale
kspiiss - German-
WAsHIxGroS CIrr. May A-At the
opening OF the session OF the senate today
Kyle urged the passage OF his resolution
arguing that IL vas not the purpose Of tho
United States 70 use force to restore
Ltiiuokaiani - queen OF the Hawaiian
islands. and that any foreign inierference
with these islands would be regarded as
an act Of hostility TO the United
States. Daniel objected to action
on the resolution until the resolu-
ton on. the same supiect reported
by the foreign a6airs committee
had first been acted upon. Frye advocated
the passage OF this or similar resolution.
saying he had information from RESPONSE
BILE parties that the moment the senate
acted the queen would resign ell prstenss
to the throne and accept money compen-
sation therefor. This being the condition
on the islands. IN the name Of humanity
he appealed to the senate to pass the reso-
luton. At this point the honr OF 1880
o'clock arrived. and the resolution went
over and the tariff biii was taken up.
Hale led on with . sarcastic comment
on Germans speech Of yesterday. saying
the senator from Maryland had emerged
from his ssclusion just at the time whom
his party stood discrsdited, its ranks
broken. its cohersncy Of action lost, an in
dignant people showed their distrust, the
nssspapess ptling up dsnuncistion aftsr
denuncistion. and With . anic Imminent
on his own side of the chamber. The bill
as II now stood, Hale said, had no rsspon-
sibie parents. IL Was . political bastard.
IL vas the result Of the intsrcourse OF
those Who had abandoned party principles
with the easy virtues OF lew protected In
dustries and the shsbituai prostitution Of
the trusts. Il had its origin IN the hack
room Of New York Office.
The Aldrich amendment 10 increase the
duty on tin plate 70 1l< cents per pound
xas laid on the table, IS 70 81
The Jones tin plate amendment Vas
then adopted. fixing the duty st Ills
cents. ~ was also the Jones amendment
granting the duty on steel inGots, blooms.
etc. according 70 size. value. etc.
The surprise Of the day vas the accspt-
ancs by the finance committee Of an
amendment offered BY Alien TO place
barbsd wire on the free list Several
Republicans opposed Il, bat did not carry
their opposition TO the extent Of demand
ing . rscord-making vote upon it.
An intimation from Hoar that
barbed wire vas TO b the price Of
Aliens vote for the tariff bill was In
dignantly denied. Powers amendment to
Include other classes Of fence wire was
defeated.
The following rates were adopted: An
chors, IL cents per pound axles, I X cents
per pound: anviis. lN cents: blacksmith 3
tools, IL cents: boiler tubes. iA cents:
bolts. IL cents; cast iron Pipe. Lilo cents: !:
cast iron vessels, stove plates. etc. s-io Of
. cent: maileable castings. $40 of cent !;
castings. $40 Of = cent, cast hollow ware.
cents: chains. % per cent: cutlery. ae-
cording 70 value and averaging about e5
Per cant; shotgnns and rides. 30 Per cent
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Who Yesterday refused TO come out A. the
request Of . local committee. The strikers
ieft the CITY on foot sas oiln. eight miles
north. TO shut down the mine there. The
sheriff swore in Gfsv deputies. Who we're
eaairred with winchessers from the
armory here. and len fcr odin on special
tram The miners are armed With pistols
and have plenty Of ammunition.
fASA. III. May A-Ssrskins miners are
massins In al the mine towns along the
Illinois Central. and are marching 70 Pana
to force the SOD miners now as work %
quit Serious trouble is looked for.