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THE TRAIN STEALERS Who Dosortod Galvlu Sont to Jull for Twouty Days. LlEUTEHflNT WOOD'S DISflFFECTlOH Causes Fifty Coriuiioitwcalura to Do. sort tlio Army, Which Is on tho Point of Dissolution?Ills Quarrel With Galvlu linn llcon Brawla# for Kruno Tlmo?Ills Succcssor la a Los Angeles Man. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 9.?Tho twonty tliroo members of Company B, of Gal vin'u Commonweal nriny, who woro ur rested ut Biaaoll, olghteen miles from lioro, at midnight, for attempting to capture n Baltimore & Ohio freigbt train, were hold to-day on a charge of trespass pruforrod by tlio oflteiulu of tho railway company. Colouol Galvin aaya tlio mun woro dosortors and will bo court inortlnled. Thoy all gavo Los Angoloa an thoir addroas. At tlio hearing hold lator tho entire company waa sontonced to twontydaya in jail. Tho remainder of tho army left McKoesport onloot and marched to Klizabetli. Having failed to socuro rail way transportation, Galvia has decidod to march hia men ovor tho national pike. Tho army reached Elizabeth nt 4 o'clock and wont into camp for tho night. Tlio urrest and conviction of tho doBorters hero had its olloct on tho army to-day and a number left tho ronks. Then Lieutenant Colouol Woods, who has not boon holding tho moHt fratornal spirit toward Colouol Galviu, brought matters to a climax by resign ing hia commission and loaving tho army. About fifty mou wont with him. Woods has repoa'todly sought a quarrel with Galvin for sovcral wnoke. Jiunos Brennau, who loft Los Angeles with Galvin, was appointed to succeed Woods. Bronnan is socond in command in tho roglmont. CllIPPLGCIlUKK INDUSTRIALS Capture a Train?Mennurea Taken to Bring Them to n StanriatllL Pueblo, Col., May 9.?Sandera' Crip ploCroek industrials, who eeized a train hero last night and started oast on tho Missouri Pacific railroad, succoodod in getting around tho obstruction noar Olney, caueod by ditching an engine and box car in a cut, and resumod thoir journoy eastward about 3:30. Superin tendent i)orby, whoa notified by wire that the train aoizera wore again in motion,.ordored four engines which hod boon awaiting developments at Arling ton, 75 miles from here, to go east as rapidly as possible. Ho also ordorod anothor locomotlvo to bo ditched noar Harwell, which is boyond Arlington. Not a train excopt tho stolon ono is now running on the Missouri Pacific in Colorado. Tho tank atOrdway, ton milos beyond Olney, has been emptied and wator for tho locomotivo can bo aecurod only from wells. It is thought likely that the on gino will run dry boforo tho now ol" Htructlon is roachod. Kolloj'n Nuvy Atloat. Des Moines, Ia., May 9.?Tha I^lley army fleet got undor way to-dny ind at noon bid good-bye to. Dcs Moitfs from tho packing houso, two miles iooth of the city,; the boats halting iltogethor during ttin good-byo cheora. Coiaino doro Kellev expoctodtO roacilluunolls, twenty mifo9 awav, to-night The men wero In good spirits and eceucd glad to "begin, their crulae. Because of tho nu merous sand bars tho nun wero fre quently compelled to w^do and push tho boats. Tho men hivo ample pro visions for eovoral dayr, and lho towna along the routo are proparing to con tribute liberally. STRIKING STRtffcT LABORERS At Akron, Ohio, Intimldnto Italians Who Took Tliulr Plncea?Nearly 11 Ttl?t. Akron, 0., May 9.?Tho striking atreot laborers assembled to-day and lnarohed to Exchango stroet whoro tho foreigners who took thoir plnce? wero working on atreot improvements and attemptod to drivo them away. Tho foreigner!, most ot whom are Italians, relused to leave. All tho available po lice were hurriod to the sceno of troublo in patrol wagons. Battery F, Of tho light artillery, 0. N. G., and Company B, of tho Eighth infantry, woro callod out by tho mayor. This prompt action by tho mayor re sulted in preventing tho threatened conflict and tho dispersing of tho strik ers. Tho militia and a largo number of extra police aio still on duty and will be held in readiness for any outbreak which may come. 3Iiner*' Strike AfTocta Bnltluioro. Baltimore, Mn., May 9.?Tho coal Btriko threatons to intorforo with tho industries in this section. If tho minoa nro not workod for a considerable timo tho injury to business horo may bo groat, an tho supply of coal in Baltimore is said to bo limited. Tho Baltimoro & Ohio Railroad Company has put an em bargo on all tho coal on i|a tracks bo tween Baltimoro and Cumberland, re fusing to delivor anv coal to consignees. Tho road will take tho coal to hold for its own uso in omorgency if its supply should run short as to threaton a stop pago of trains. Walking Dologutoa <?u Wlioel*. Cuiavao, May 9.?Tho striking paint ers of this city havo organized a oicyclo brigade of thirty wheels to uso in hunt ing down non-union painters. Tho walking dolegatou will horoaftor ride, as tho jobs at which tho non-union mon are nt work are scattorod about tho res ident and suburban district. To obvi ate tho difficulty of following thorn up, tho wheels are boing pressed into eor vico. Alleged Armor l'latu Fraud*. 'Pittsburgh, Pa., May 9.?-Tho inves tigation by government officials of tho so-called armor pinto plato frauds at the Carnegie works was continued to-day at Homestead. Two sessions were held and a number of witnesses woro oxara iued, but as the investigation is boing hold behind closed doors and tho par ticipants are pledgod to secrecy, noth ing could bo learned of tlio proceedings. Hood's and Only Hood'*. Aro you-weak and woary, ovorworkod and tired? Hood's Sarsaparilla is just tho modicino you need to purify and quickoh your "blood and to give you appotito and strength. If you decido to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not bo in duced to buy any other. Any effort to substitute another remedy ia proof of tho merit of Hood's. Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner Pills, assint digestion, euro hoadache. Try a box. ; ? 5 Paint Brushes. Kurner & Chew. THI3 SAUI/TRIIB muiiduil Zolglnr Convicted or Miinalitiightnr niul Hnntoncml to Two Yonm Imprisonment, *J*dnl Dttpatth tnlbe InMllQdZr, Mautixuiuuo, \V. Va., May U.?Tho ! trial of Rudolph Zolglor, for tho murdor I of John Saultors, which hn? engagod tlio attontlon of tho Morgan county court, ut Borkoloy Springe, for tho past ten daye, wua given yeitorday morniug to tho jury, who to-day roturnod a vor diet oi guiltyof voluntary manslaughter. Judge Luca?, his counsel, aruuod a motion for a now trial but Judgo Fuulk nor ovorrulod it. llo waa aontoncod to two years in tho ponltontiary, nnd juugmout wua ontorod, but pormiaaion wua granted to Htay tho oxocutlon of tho eontenco until after tho mooting of tho court of appoala, In ordor that thoy may parfs on a writ of orror. Tho caao was ono of tho moat im portant that liai boon hoard in this part of tho stato in a long timo, and tho culmination of it hns boon awaltod with much interest. Zoiglor and Saul tori quurrclod ovor a pieco of road and Zoiglor aliot hira, ho claims, in self do fonao. A largo numbor of witnossoa wero introducod by both thoutatoaud dofonso. CANADIAN OUi'ItAGK. ' Two Atnorlcnn l'li'asura Vessels Selzo<l. The l'ussengers nro Kelcnsed, Tolkdo, 0., May 0.?Thoro la conaldor ublo oxcitemont over tho soiauro of tho two Amurican ploanuro vessels in Catiu dlan watora yoatorday for tho violation of tho Dominion Ashing laws. Thoro woro about fifty gentlomon on board tho two voasela. Ono party waa from Cin cinnati. hoadod by Mr. Peoblea, tho wealthy grocer, of that city, and tho other from Dayton, headed by Mr. King. ^ Thoy wero inonibora of tho Cin cinnati fishing club, which has rosortod hither for tho paat aovontoon yeara in tho black bass aeason. Tho passongers wero reloasod, but tho two boat.i woro takon to Ainoratburg, OnL,, with thoir captains, whoro it is tho ovidont inton tion of tho authority to conlisoat' them. Tho Vialtor, of Put-in-Bay, la a I boat, valued at $17,000. Tho Ji p I Brooka ia owned by Count Robb?(\ nfl ' Middle Baaa. and ia valued at,'3'T ' Count Kohberg commanded':, boat, and ho and Captain It; ' ?: , ? Visitor, have appealed to tlP?.0"'"1^ government at Ottawa. I". ? a violation oi tho Canadi' ltt? 7 ing without a liconse. A? effort will be made to have tho -^hitn-ton gov ernraont take up th' outra?? mand satiifuction.^ miiiiod. h St. Josr.ru, J1")' d?d 1 body of Caleb innB?,n wf. fo""d in f1'0 rear of alltt' stand, a block trom ho | R central po 15? .Blflion horo: ^r;?Pted by-gas and bid lain j where lv WM *oim(l BlQC0 Sunday. Munsor cauio 1,oro *roni HHnoia four via?- .go with ovor $1,000,000 to hia credi' ^iad troublo with hia family amivook to drink. Ilia fortune rapidly iDfhim and for tho past few montha ho h<j had to bo taken caro of by hia fiends. ltepubllcnnu Beat the Fuslou Ticket. Salt Lake, Utah, May 9.?A special from Evanaton, Wyoming to tho J Tribune aaya: At tho municipal olection yesterday the Republicans olected tho mayor by a majority of four votes over tho fusion caudidato of Detn ocrata and Popullats. Must Accept It. Washington*, D. C., May 9.?Tho post otilce department has sent to all railway I mail service employes circulars calling I attontion to the postal regulations re quiring postal clorks to accopt all pro pnid matter offered thom at thoir Cars nnd to forward it to its destination. MOUNhriVILLli A Miscellaneous Malnngo of Minor Mut ter* from Marshall's Metropolis. Mrs. S. E. Mooro recoivod a letter from hor daughter, Mrs. Fmma Mooro Scott, who ia on her way homo from India, whore she has been aa a inia eionury for seven yours, writton on board "her Bteamor and mailed at'Mar seilles, Franco. Sbo expoctod to aail from London for Now York soon. Work at the myv fair ground? ia pro groaaing nicely. J. C. Davison, of Clarksburg, now has eight trotters and pacora on the grounda training them. Others will bo brought as soon aa tho stables uro comploted. Proparatlona are boing mado for a bicycle race, July 4. Mies Cora Parkinson and Mrs. C. C, Mathews will leavo on tho early morn ing train for Washington city, to bo tho iruosta of Mrs. Mathews's son, William. Thoy will bo gono for quite awhile, and willtako a trip through Canada boforo thoy return. Mra. Samuel Fisb, who was roportod tho other day ua having mot with an accident on Roberts Ridge, ia still unconscious, not having roused since tho accident on Sunday. Hor recovery is thought to bo doubtful. Tho shoo factory is running full timo and has been for a year. It now has ordora ahead for 2,000 to 3,000 paira. A good trade ia opening up in Colorado, Wyoming, Georgia and Louisiana. A large numbor of tho raotnbors of tho Christian Eadoavor Society of this citv have decided to attend tho Inter national convention at Clovoland in July. Moundsvillo lodgo B. P. O. Elks initiated sovoral new members last evening. They will go to Wheoling this ovening to visit tho lodgo thore. Rev. H. C. Sanford leads all tho hook and lino fishormen in Moundsville. Ilo recontly caught two fine catfish at a einglo stroke. Tho J. A. Schwob Company shipped a largo consignment of grain cradlos to Charleston, W. Va., on iho Lizzio Bay. James R. Laughlin has returned from a visit to his grand paronts, Mr. and Mrs. James Robortson, of Wheoling. Tho Globo Minoral Wool Company made a big shiDraont to Pittsburgh yes tordav by tho Courier. William McFadden, of Pittsburgh, has roturned after a short stay with nis paronts bore. Mrs. William Allon, of Alleghony City, ia tho gueat of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. McFadden. J. Alex Ewitig wont to Columbus, O., yosterdav morning on local business. Col. Frank Baldwin baa removed his family hero from Camoron. S. W. Matthews returned from Syra cuse, Y., yoatorday. J. W. Gallahor has returned from Philadelphia. C. C. Kowman was out at Cameron I yeatorday. i Tim eovorest cases of rheumatism aro curod bv Hood's iiarsaparilla, tho great blood piiritlor. ^ow is tho timo to tako it. Hood's Curea. u House Painting. Kpcxbr & Chew. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. NAVAL APPwAtToH Attoinpt to Choln gjy Dobato OauBoo Ropublloauti , pmbuator. DEMOCRATS FINALLY p Ill Aiul Kxtoiul tho Tliuo lor 0,Uii$hIoo. Tho Alleged Armor Plato FruudH Flguro 1u tho Contention Tint Fol low*?JoUunlo PondloUm IjI.ch Ufi Ills Volco as Ono Crying In tht Wilderness in Dofontto of President Cleveland In ilegard to Clmrgoi* o Collusion With Carnegie. Washington, May 0.?Tho houio bil granting to tho Columbia Irrigat^ Company tho right of way tbrougl^j Yaquitna Indian reservation was i^ ^ At 1:05 p. ra. Mr. Cumn^ cnarRooftno naval approprir :? ? . * , , commit movod that the homo go in.... * .1 . . ./tho bill, tee ol the whole to con? Um,t and pondln* that raov^ d fln general dobato to font .. , thl.deo.naJed tho r. ,... ... . 'to hllbuator. Ilio lwpablicaus ba' . . , , Boforu tholilibu"'1 ! /ir0C0 , . _ ninga had a consul voryfnr, Mr. Cu* .., . . . .. -.1 .? -'publican loaders, tho tation with tho ' ... ... . . was that ho agreed to result oIwlii^Q j,y,loru| dobato to extend tho^roo anj {X |ia|f j,ours oll lovon ?our^j10 jl0U,0 ^on wol,t into oach an e0{ lho whol0i Mr> xtichard commfl%ioaBoe, in tho chair. B0?i jlack, Democrat, ot Goorgia, . r:to turn back into tho treasury ^anJm of $050,000, which was ro opriatod lor torpodo boata, and Q&d Mr. Cummings whothor the eafoty ?tho dijjnity of tho country would bo nparileil if tho construction of thoao irpcdo boats wore deferred until tho andition of tho treasury waa bottor. Mr. Cutnminga thought it waa aa nec ssary to build torpedo boata in nntici ation of war aa it waa to build firo on ines in anticipation of a contlagratiou. Mr. Moikeljohn, Republican, Nobras a, stated that at tho proper time ho rould odor an amondment providing tiat if tho daraago auatainod by the gov mment from tho substitution by tho ; larnegio company of fraudulent platoa I xceedod the auin of $140,000, tho mount of tho damago should bo recov red from tho company. Mr. l'ondloton, Democrat, of West -irginin, replied to tho chargo that the 'resident was influoncod by tho publi ation of Andrew Carnogio'a lottor favor ng tarifl reform to reduco tho judg ment of tho Bocrctary of tho navy from 2S4.000 on account of armor frauds, lucli a chargo, ho said, waa absurd. Vhatevor arrows of slander and do truction had boon hurled at Grovor Jlovcland, and heaven knows no man n public lifo had ever been subjected to uch calumniea and attacks, every one mow that ho wa? not a maD( of such iishonest action. No ono would believe Mr. Clovoland vould think a letter from Mr. Carncuio in tho tariff quoation waa worth $140, {X), or would bo worth any sum at all. 2very true Democratic tarifl reformer vould treat such a letter with great uspicion, for it waa well known that dr. Carncgio waa tho chief boneflciary if a protective tariff. After some discussion tho committee *030, and tho honso, at 4:30, adjournod. STANDING BENEFIT. ro Wheeling and Surrounding Coun try?Fine Tnllor Mndo Ready to Wear Clothing at Half tho-Former Prices. Tho Groat Rochostor Half Prico Salo jflhio tailor inudo clothing la proving a jreat benefit to all who purchase their slothing in Whocling. Pricoa that your jld dealers havo been in tho habit of charging you for cheap ready made wiil now buy you choico tailor made gnr tnonts manufactured by us at our own factory. 15y manufacturing our own goods and jolllug them direct to tho consumer wu javo you the onormoua profit of tbo local retailer. The superior quality of Ro chester made clothing will convinco you itoncoof the benolit derivod by pur chasing those gooda of us at half prico? SOcontaon tbo dollar. A look at our partial prico list will convince you cf tho abovo: Boys' knee pants 0 conta; other deal ers' prico 50 cents. Boyd' knee pants suits 79couts; other Jonlors* prico $2. Boys' long pants suits $198; other dealers' prico $4. Hoys' fiuo Sunday suits $3 Go to $6: other doalers' prices $0 to $12. Men's good working suits $2 37; othoi dealors' price $5. Men's business suits $3 69; othoi doalera* price $8. Mon's nicoSundnyeuita$Gto$ll; other dealers' pricoa $12 to $20. Extraordinary big inducomenta this week in Men's Fino Trousors and Chil dren's Clothing at tho Ghea.t Rochester Half Price Clothing Sale, No. 1051 Main street. Storo open ovory ovoning. Kurneb <k Ciiew Paint Houaos. Are you, enn't sleep, can't cat, tired, tliirsty ? Blood poor ? It's a tonic you wanfr? 111168 Rootbeer. This sparkling, exhilarating, and re freshing drink, while being far more ogTceable in^ bouquet and llavor than the finest v/ine or champagne, is at the same time unlike them, being free from alcohol. A tcmperance drink for temperance people,del icious and wholesome as well. lWifiesthc blood, tickles the palate. Package makes five gallons. Ask your storekeeper for it. Take no substitutes. ScdiI a-cent stamp to Cftns. J;. ITlrca Co., Philadelphia, for bcxatlful pic? turo cards. Aqd SK,nikEPif CoflV \Sc8'!r,^/pSofy Tho result of 20 years' practical experieaco treatinRtlioskln. 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