davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-11

Mt lcnat thoAc Of them who l,eharn well. Tho
ohttt1rnn anu the perstne voluntarily gtfnF. IN
tho tslaiid enjoy tlt Freedom. Tho cargo nf tho
stcHtncr nlnt,,ints tD 7.,nn ruo'ls nr ..SS,.ikl
Wnnit.-i1,oN oN pfHnl. nf Era!u. and thu rcat t,ld
irn rnlIa u l iisch ft,r thu c,nstraction of tho
lin principal prlsot Il, Tie central pnrt 81 thu
isad Fifly-fo,ir sol,Iicra pnrfnrsn guard duty.
Inst ycnr tho N!tny- Nnyxurns1 pGrforncl tho
II grcnt success rs rcgar,sa tho hcniih Of tho
prst,lnrs, stl is found noco esary now 70 take
pnlnte'i whIto, md displays Tho impcrial llus-
alan WNF. tlnR,
, 1880-05-11
CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR KALLocH.

NEW YUItx, May l0.-lA tlIspRtUh from San
FrauoIsco says: Legal tlooumE,ts have becn
prupnrcl for presentation to~ tho Superior
Court ta-iny. charging Mayor Kalloch with
prostltuting h!s o!!p!al position and influence to
hs own personal x,.i,l. altl praying that Ifaoct
lc deprived Of h!s office Of Mayor. AmnilK tho
churxes IL aus that Kn!Ett ktlnwlnYlys wflltulaf,
Stt,ulIngits, gratutttes, lr.wArls, and pro1,Is
thoreof for o6t!!nlng apd fnrnlshinE otnplt,y;;
rutafntng sall persuns III olhc1."
, 1880-05-11

divided among MI tho n,ou,bcrs. Those vino Ind
liz stores duly tccc1vc, inrfcs. Ut per cont for
tho aaH1n. md ad. thereTorc, no c1a!ln upon the
surplus profits beyond tIlar proptrtfunatc share
M customers. 13ut lBtuail If adopting this
course, III moro than one IT tho Civil Hcrv!cr
stores tho surplus profits havr tc:n divided
NtnonR tho shnreholdGr% wh0 form but nert
fraction Of tho customers, In tur1tFayrudon OF
the fEst principles OF cooperation.
, 1880-05-11

1xprAvAroLls, Ind, Mny 10.-Tko Ohm Falls &:
Northwestern Nurrow GNugc lsailrona cntnpany
tllcd articles Of assulatton with tho Secretary
OF statn this morning. Tho proposed line will
bcgtn Mt point nil tho Ohio River l,ear tile Ohio
Falls, tnd run nurt!, Nnd northwest to Chicago.
r. will cross ntu Illinois ut n point OH Lake
Michigan. THO rnat1 will hnrG BRUNCH ino ruth
ring from rnrks County to this city; ong from
Martlm County 10 VinscnnGs; ono trt}ri lllonnl.
frum Ciay Cailnty 10 T1rre IIautu; nlotl!or FROM
Atticn to Lafayette: another frull Mattlh Csun-
" to bedford. Yho capital stock is liked ut
S1nl.GU.
, 1880-05-11

Special Di,pateh to 4hs Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CRY, ntny 1o.-Grn,lcrs nro now ut work
along tho Omahn line af tho st. Tnul & Sioux
City 1soat., between Columbus Junction md
Lyons, distance Of forty miles. A surveying
party Of tho Uninn Pacific arc running n limo
from Norfolk, Nas,., to cnnrect With tho Omaha
I,np OF tho st. Puui nn1 Sioux City ut VIncunts
stOro. Thu sLonx City y i'ac!flo will let c1n-
trnet III = fow ,nEa ft'r building clghleon Iniles
E1RW.
, 1880-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

r..,, ~ ...' IN n. '.us ~ .o,, o,,,,ox...
satircal comedy Of sEnsrsea" ~ i s was prod"ce,
nu,ch curpsItv. At iii. .ano ,haatrc tho ,jeco
WINS rerro!ueetl Inst nisht. i viii run fort =
weck,-pr"s'ably twu.-hnd .luring fts run tho
f@rtner curiosity wt doubtless bo rovivet1.
s aperceaso s novelty, wno wla @ I'M 10 ,n ,.1
md S ss' Who viii iii remsin s ''a attoriy ' obvou.
ot tho fact that in "Engngod" tho
axkhor has ,nerc,c.ty lashes, n,any
sentimental follics. Probably, With tho ex-
ecrtton of"ryxmnl'on md tialatea" and "Tho
%aro },s, 1f !, tho doxs ,9ss .1n 1ans
"oor. aas e mr,eo a,anu o s g"s"o,ors s' "ro
to,,"d I ~ te nnna,t "e' .1a .,,.;at VI ~ o
to IN, tic nthor's words, was ara try the effect
Of tFrat;ng broadly farc,cul subject In a gravo
In tone. gesture. or costume" Thoro Is scon
II tn. nssr xtn the +, full ..r" s Ga m
LINZ ps, 1aar sen =, ~ m.to .Ja'a m y. an, ~
"Iic wicked World" m "rlnafofe, N from
eone one naa M oft M w[to the
play standing MI bis .cat. Perhaps ho mea,.t it
10 10 sait Upon the seotoh marrinso law, or
perhaps he designed to illustrate fcw ut tho
absur,!lt.cs Of tl,e novel or tho drl',ua of tho
' Whatever ns @ his Intentions mo- 1otcst wers o 1'
TO any ono win tnc ta,nseSs .s. sehse % "
lumor, produced ono Of the most arnus-
Ing phys Of rcccnt years, Sentiment
md aottou arc reversed tho characters found In
to modern novel anu ~ ano ,lloer. .as,!4 p'ay aso
dcilca!e'y nur'csqucd. GUnsohssnhahty throws
rhoy nI seem, like c1,epiot, to think, and feel,
1l aet upo,i lno ,'np'iso .. ."o '.e, .,.,," tnGs
spcak traak's M ana isee'y' ana u tne pn!.osonnees
human nctjou II con,plctcly verified in tho caso
~ nIIhcrt.s ,1rnmn,,a ncrsnnns MT ma IL nos-
sosscd of generous Impulse Ihosr selashncss
H. interlarae.i with th9 moss ssntimentM utter.
inattIer'of-fact way' md tho cfoct is wildly
It wus found TO ho 90 Inst ufglt by BIC.
Vicker's a,;llcnce.-n inrgu one, by tho wny. or
ton 1f tho picce wlls conferred III tho Lettntta ur
Agnes booth. Wo cAn merely .ccho whnt hns
benn nsimtttc1 Alron1y,-thAt hcr conception
nnd her execution OF this rtl!o eutltla
one Moment aa sne n,se s'sns H., ~ 9p,,s nnS
l 49, .f.ns,rsS.t.-.t I,ss
, 1880-05-11

LADIES, TRY JAMES PYLE'S PEARttNE,
tho most useful washing compound ever in
vented for use in tho kitchen and laundry of
NIL classes. For aale by Mll grocera.
, 1880-05-11
TIE CIRCUS,

Inst night Coup's shows were In full swing on
tho Luke trout. This bolnE tho Arat circus per-
forn,anoc OF tito aaasol. tho soats wero plcketl,
md thousands Of people. ltko flies, wcro Mt
trnctcd to tho 4t.t by tho lights. This afternoon
unl evening exhibitions will lic given.
, 1880-05-11

ElcctropAt1ly. =. Neuralgia. Tftcumn.
tisttt, dyspepsia. dcnfncsH. nervous exhaustion,
md slccp1essncss Mrz, relieved nt onco and rail-
lcalty CURED By 1Jr. Cse*atn rrnft, inventor Of
tho Rlectro- Parad!o Chain a11d author Ut tho
ozono treatment fnr cnt4rrh md throat dis.
eAscs. Professional rouHe, 241 Htate street.
Consultation free.
, 1880-05-11

CINCINNATI, Nny 1o.-A Commercial spccial
from Akron, O., says: IA hoy this evening
dropped lanp In George 4. Eborhart s. Co.'s
manufacturing saIllcry a,.d harncas hanlwaro
establishment, fEt.in which tho building md
contents wcru dnxttuyetl. LOSS betWoeu 3,blOiW
aud $4,000; Insurance., *i00Cl."
, 1880-05-11

The deadly grip ot pncatnonta may t,e wnried
OF With ffnin's 1f0ncy nf T1nrcfip,Illl and Tnr.
Plkea Toothache Drops curo I'll QUO mnuto.
, 1880-05-11

self upon exhibition nj tho 0pcra*faeusc en-
trntco ycAtGrttnr afternoon and snccrGdcd in
blocking M tho Sidewalk With eager spectators"
, 1880-05-11
RAILROADS..
The Wabash Trying to Arrange
for Its Chicago Busi-
ness.
The Southwestern Association and
the Rock Island-Notes
), and Personals.
THE WABASH.

., tA1 " NHNSas ....
ahlon Humphreys. President. md John g.
f}uult, General Manager OF tho Wabnsi,. st.
JxouIs & paott1c. nrc Il, fho cttv fr,,o n,tnct ~
thnr xt,t r. ~ .no ,r..a. ~ :. u
.o' WV. 10 ~ h'e "hak II npccshafy IL hee"1o
terminal fhcittles for tlcIr ral in this city, md
to effect m Immediate cntrnncc. Tho Wnbash
Euglew0od, whrre Il counccts with tho Western
1nlIlnn. It expected t b, ablo Il, ot,cu ,ts ltuo
lnth for freight aud passenger. business nl,o,,t
May l. bit, owing to tho .cpmpljcntlons and
troubles Of tho Western 1ntlInnn It, occurring nn
entrance, 1t 1ns not beon nh1 TO carry n,.t TINT
program. Tito present condition Of tho wcatcra
1ndiHna ls such TINT thgro Is no telling When
TINT ,lnu will bo nhic TO lrin9 tho Wat,ash H. Tho
lntter hs constructed extensive froHht-hollacs
on Tlllrl nscG ncar Twe1fl!, street, hut In not
nble to rcuct thn.n. .Mrssra. Humphreys ami
tortHy nftcr,on1, to 500 whnt could be tinfsu to
slrniol1nt tlio obstacles mid effect temporary
arrangement to commence 1Hisincss, It Ia ur-
t!crsfnUd that negotiations 1nye llccn Opcnc.l
With several ttIHs III this city fur the i,tlrse 1f
getting n Temporary untrilsct. tr. Guilt
stated to II 'rn1HUSE rul,nrtcr last evening thAt
s,tch negotiations werG pct.linH. hit fnthlitv
hui yet hcen accomplished. fIb WIS cot1gllcnf,
however. TINT snnlo arrangement would be
nnco l,cforo Mr.. Humphreys and himsplf loft
It Ind horn raln1rCd for several uHyH Enst
TINT the Wabash would cpnlc III temporarily OIL
the Illinois cntrh,-tnnk1H Its terminus ut
Wcldon,-nt Mr.. Guult RuyS nothing ef thu
kllln II contemplated. Us his ro1ih esltl.IOt cnsy
mike connection With tho Illinois Central, being
, 1880-05-11

Ladtes, 7,olieate, and Feeb1e-1f, you
LicbIg's Liquid Extract Ut nopf.
, 1880-05-11

Parents, do not uBc yfc tIr1,EB Or nostrums In
your families, but uss ptiro 1iUp Blttors-
, 1880-05-11
Ar, TIM car.horscs In the West sue phrh
t,,'i,,t rrv thls county for the third term'

rv,,.y sroHt,s WIS rs liscly Ms a CRICKET
:. ~ acrntchrre' Convention ycttordhy.
, 1880-05-11

THE county towns came UP almos' soA'o
.rnInst tho third torn.
, 1880-05-11

HEAVEN help tho candidate That receives g
a,c ~ l,oitors." ."-Chfeafv Inter- ocefF'' ''daulo.
, 1880-05-11

'Ale&kE kES49s
Horny Waitlrou, ono OF two r,,i}lans vho as-
Eaultcj thu rnnn who rcnta I,ontt In 11nton psrt
NJ .o , .'n" ~. 'o.1 -, oi'on iatN
ano urea scscrai snon At MN carry sunday morn"
Ing Is lncketl up Mt tho West Luke Htreet HtntIpn.
Minor arrcsts: Joseph Jameson ono Of three
suspIcous- looking oolored men found prowjlnu
nbu,,t ThjrI nvcnttc Mt nm enrly ho,,r xcstorior
.,.n..,,.,..' c".s r.s.,s,, 1.
fr Ega Har n's FfHy Wyn. OF ill., ia%w HAY
aia ,,, ts0 nnex mo ,'! osious G neRrss
icto ri SS insf ntr; t ti nng Hctv
S2oae ~ s ns Watnut sr pso'ocaon III res&aufnt ut
Detectives Shea and Ktpisy yesterday nrrcst-
cd. OH Htate street tho notorious higiiwnytnnn
who did such u thriving business In ths CITY
about, three ycars aKo. Iioi,crt Nomnin. liz
Dcra of tho g11lx wcrc nwnrtict longer tern,a jW-
cn,so their Icudcr was sh,srp e,lt',lsh to savo
ebont throe weeks ago lio,naIn has heen So
found tho sanlo tlirk-knfo which ho bad sno1l
arrcstud three years ago.
NJ. c....,-.. ,,,,. .,,,,,,
n, Ear!y am'day n oseninf Mrs. Eala Williams Of
IT, - aan siToeL. Wh.ie fassitig the Garner "
hl'hlsol, Anu Any streets hla III outEtle pooket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
THE TOWERING SPHINX.
THE ILLINOIS CONVENTION IN THE
HOLLOW OF GRANTS HAND.
His Strength Overwhelming and His Pol.
icy Relentless War Upon His 0ppo-
housekeeping Rage Of
the Defeated Blainites.
THE MINORITY THREATEN TO BOLT.

The friends of other candidates were
quick to announce right alter the trouble
in the Cook county Republican Conven-
ton, that the third term would meet its
final test before the Chicago Conven-
ton, in the Convention of the State of
Illinois, and upon the verdict there
given its fate would rest, There is little
doubt but that they fully appreciate, by
this time, that they have placed them
selves in the most delicate situation, for
il Grant should win, by their own
declarations the people will have to AS
sumo that there is no longer any hope
of defeating him for the nomination.
For several days past it has
been apparent that Grant would have
such strength in the interior of the
State that the control of the convention
would inevitably fall to his managers,
and our dispatches OF this morning
strongly confirm this impression. He
seems 10 have such overwhelming pow.
er that he can afford TO be very liberal
to his Chicago opponents. In fact, he
offered them a generous compromise,
which they refused, and the fight will
now be waged mercilessly. There is
talk of a bolt by the anti-thrd termers,
but the Grant men laugh at the notion,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
READY FOR THE WAR PATH
4 Possibility of a Frontier War
That WIN Extend from Wy Om-
inr In NeM MrNlrn.

DENyFa. Nav ls-Dick Irwin, an old
prosp,CtOr, has Just returned lrum the
Ruby District aud tho tie reservation,
aud he reports the Indians very restlve.
lie talked with Chief Jack, who seemed
anxious To have the treaty ratified, and
said that much depended upon that. Ii
the Indians received money for their
lands they would be satisfied, but if
they did not they would be jealous OF
tIeir right, and ii prOspectors came in
there would doubtless he trouble. The
Indian ponies are said tO be poor, but
the Indians are well armed and are
loaded down with lurs and skins for sale,
showing that they have put IN the win.
ter hunting with a view TO procuring
material 10 exchange for powder
and lead, ii necessary. The White
river Utes complain bitterly at
the retention Of Chief Douglas at Fort
Ieayenworth, and it seems probable
that this one circumstance may lead to
serious trouble. Mr.. Irwin says there
no longer remains any doubt OF an inva-
sion OF the Ute country by an army Of
prospectOrs, The Southern tribes have
been acting very ugly OF late, having
killed several Ranchemen, aud slaugh-
tered great many cattle out OF pure
righteousness. The Nsyajos have also
been cooperating with the Apaches, and
it is easy to see that the government
has delicate question to deal with in
these Indian troubles. A singe false
step may combine the Utes, Naysjos
and Apaches,e Z and involve the entire
frontier, from Wyoming to Mexico, in
an Indian war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
WuEFIING w VA WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY 49, 1890

multitude. A large delegation came in
yesterday from Canada, and 800 more
are expected to day from Toronto alone.
The hotels will be filled to overfiowing,
and the boarding houses--every other
house in Washington is boarding
house-will likewise reap rich harvest
Tor once on account OF water-haul.
HanlAn the Favorits.
The betting here among sporting men
Is 40 to 100 in favor OF Hanlan, but
Courtney has enough friends and ad-
mlrers 10 take all the offers they can get
at this rate. Some surprise is expressed
in view Of the fact that the above men,
toned odds are nursed in the New York
pools. There is mint OF money in the
affair for any man who may be gifted
with prophetic foresight. have quar-
ter" out on HanIan, but by way OF
avoiding a loss which | am i'll prepared
To sustain at this time, j have 20 cents
back sd on Courtney with another party.
The trouble is that betting on Court
ney is somewhat like betting on our
Democratic friends in COngress-yOu
don't always know exactly what may
happen to disturb your calculations.
Courtney's. Last Chance.
Some people here, even now, will keep
wondering whether Courtney will row,
after all" His boat is not likely to be
sawed, il shot guns and things can keep
his enemies, or friends, out OF the boat
house OF nights, but that cramp in his
leg may creep up into his back, or arms
or somewhere, and upset everything.
On dit, that he is little ner-
vOus about the result, il is very
certain that great many outsiders are
very nervous as to whether there will
be any result worth mentioning. 1t is
difficult to imagine how he can eyade
the issue now, but il his ingenuity ena.
bles him TO do so, he might as well send
his shell to the nearest junk shop and
hang his spoons on the willows - even
the great and gullible American public
cannot be humbugged more than hall a
dozen times by one man on one partlcu-
lar question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
AN INDIANA ATROCITY.
The Fiendish Outrage Perpetra-
ted by Fifteen Sullivan County
Miscreants,

SULLIVAN, ISD., May lS.-A barbar.
Gus outrage Was perpetTated on a young
girl in Turman township, this county,
on sunday night. The facts, 50 far as
they have been learned are, briefly,
these: A young girl OF the township has
a reputation among many Of the young
bloOds Of the vicinity Of being unchaste.
Fifteen Of these bows made up pure
OF - with which they hired young
man tn bring her into their midst, when
they each successiyely held improper re.
lations with her. They then demanded
their money back from the young man,
which he refused To return, when they
cruelty beat him until he was uncon-
sciOus and left him lying in a Tsvine in
an apparently diving condition.
The girl, il is claimed by her friends,
is yirtuous, and was betrayed and forced
into the plot. The case is now in the
hands OF the Prosecuting Attorney, who
will take prompt action. Considerable
excitement prevails in Turman town
ship over the outrage. No more details
are possible at this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
POLITICS FORGOTTEN IN A FEVER or
AQUATIC ENTHUSIASM.
Washington Mad About Hanlan and Court.
ney-Ihs Canadian Still a fayorite
in the POols-courtney Full
Of Confidence.
RUM0RS or AN EXTRA SESSION.

Washington has gone mad about the
boat race, which will be pulled to-day,
and the utter insigniicance to which
politics has fallen is a. laughable as it is
remarkable. The leaders upon whose
words multitudes hung but week ago
are now utterly ignored, while the peo-
pie are frantic about Hanlan and Court
ney. The city is overfowing with
countless thousands of strangers, and
to-day's sun bids fair to rise upon
cheerful prospect for a magnificent con-
test. Ii is true that here and there,
fellow is found who has not
even yet finished wondering
whether Courtney will come to the
front, but the knowing ones are conf
dent that there will be no funking on
his part this time. After the race the
people will have time TO enjoy the un-
usually fine running on the National
course.
Politically speaking, there is rumor
that Hayes will call special session il
Congress should adjourn without attend
ing to some Of its most important work,
but the rumOr is not generally enough
credited to make it much OF sensation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
OF THE ENEMY.
RADICAL REPORTS or AN lNTERNe-
CINE WAR OF DEMOCRATS.
The Curtin -YOcum Contested Election Case
the Cause Of the Unpleasantness-
A Bungling Committee, Not
the Southern Briga-
diers," to Blame.
WHAT GENERAL C0FFR0TH SAYS

The sensational Washington special
which we print below, outlines the be-
ginning OF war between Democrats
which we believe exists only in the fer
tile imagination OF the Republican CORE
spondent who projected the dispatch
into the columns OF the Pittsburgh Com
mercial- Gazstte. 1t is not worth while
to deny that n great deal OF dissatisiae-
ton was aroused among Pennsylvania
Democrats at the action OF Southern
Senators in the Curtin YOcum contest
ed election case, but it is in the last de-
gree problematical that they have de-
cided upon a policy of retaliation that
would inevitably lead to serious divl-
sion in the party, nationally. unques-
tionably the true state OF feeling Is de-
scribed by General Coiiroth, Con-
gresham IRON the Somerset district OF
Pennsylvania, whose views We present
by way OF an antidote to the exultant
shrek OF the Radicals which precedes
than
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
THE BATTLE IN ILLINOIS.
The State Convention in the Hollow of
Grants Hand-War to the knife De-
cIared-Anti-ThirdT Termers Threaten q

The State Convention in the Hollow of
Grants Hand-War to the knife De-
clared-Anti-Third Termers Threaten q
Bolt.
SPRINGFIELD, lLL., May ls.-Eyery-
thing points To the conclusion that Cen
eral Grant will have to.morrow's Con-
yention perfectly under his control.
The Grant men will have a clear and
decided majority in the Convention,
even il the ninety-twO adverse dele
gates from Cook county are given their
alleged places. Nevertheless, with a
desire To harmOnlZe matters, an lnior-
NAL proposition was made on their be-
half to the effect that ii the Blaine
Washburne crowd would permit the
four delegates at large to be instructed
for Grant they, the Grant men, would
permit the district delegates Ia 20 unln-
struCted.
Farwell refused To entertain the pro.
position, and now il is war TO the knife
aud the knife 10 the hiIt. In addition
to having clean and positive majority
OF the delegation to the Convention, the
Grant men have another great advant-
aye in having control Of the State Cen
trail committee. This committee is COM
prised Of twenty.three members. lts
chairman, Long Jones, OF Jo Davies
county, is a rampant Grant man, and lis
secretary, Shepard. is the acting private
secretary Of Senator John A. Logan,
who is managing Grants campaign here.
The committee will appoint the tempor-
ary chairman OF the convention, and
will in reality name majority OF the
Committee on Credentials, 10y whom the
Cook county difficulty, as far as the ad-
mission OF its delegates is concerned,
will be solved.
The Farwell delegation was not elect
ed in accordance with the call, which
required them TO be chosen by Senator
ial Districts. The Grant men have thus
not only the equity Of the case, but the
power 10 decide 1t their own way, and
he is sillier than a fool who thinks they
will not use il. 1t is a noteworthy fact
that the sons OF Abraham Lincoln aud
of Stephen A. Douglass will both be
here working as hard as beavers iGr the
success OF Grant.
A secret caucus Ot the Blaine Wash
hurne men was held last night. Mr..
Neifer, Of 1t. CLAIR, was President, and
Spotiord, OF Cook, Secretary. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Taylor, Washing.
ton, Hesing, Elliott, Anthony, SPotford,
Patterson and others. A resolution was
passed pledging those present to with
draw from the convention II all their
ninety.twO delegates from Cook county
were not admitted TO seats, and Mcssrs.
Habert, Thomas, Keith, Johnson and
Anthony were appointed committee
to take charge OF the management OF The
Farwell Hall delegation ease before the
convention. 1t is claimed 10y some Of
those present NJ the caucus that Walter
and Lyman, both relatives Of Snator
Booth, Of California, and Influential
men in Edgar and Marshall counties,
will follow the Cook county bOItrrs out
OF the convention, aud take with them
thirty or forty Blaine men from the
centre of the State. The Grant men
laugh at this threat, however
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
4 PITTSBURGH BLAZE.
A Planning Mill and Four Million
Feet Of Lumber Destroyed.

PITsBUEGH, May ls-NoOn.-A con-
fisgTailOn that has already sssuIned
large proportions and 10 still burning,
started in the boiler room of Blake a
Lays planning mill. on Flty.third
street, this morning about y o'clock.
Osiny 10 the infammAble material,
which xas rendered doubly % by the
continussl dry weather. the fire spread
xith great rapidity and soon the mill,
together with the adjoining lumber yard,
vas enSelop~,l ia hAmes- Four acres.
OF four million Ieet Oi lumber, has A.
ready been destroyed, which, including
tie mill aud machinery. involves losa
Oi $1,000 The fire originated irom
shaving. under The boiler. II 10 thought
the flames can be stayed beiore much
damage 10 nsiyhborine property u done
PrTTssCpsu, May 10, l0s. n.-Tbs
extraordinary efforts of the hrsnsn
managed 10 cobnDe The faDas within
these bounds, thoagh ios . 6ne tbs
property on all sides vas In hhninsal
peril.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
ANOTHER FUNK.
GOss Runs Away from Ryan and
the Fight OF.

BUTFAJo, May ls.-The Goss- RYAN
party arrived from Enc at noon. Re
ports concerning the affair are TO the
effect that the parties agreed to tight at
a certain place at O'Clock this morning,
each 10 be accompanied by fifteen
friends When the Goss party arrived
al the tug they we're unable to get all
on, aud Barney Aaron induced
Goss 10 Withdraw with him. The
tug IN the meantime had left,
supposing Cos aboard, but on discoy-
ering that he was not, they put about
ASron, however. firmly refused 10 let
GOss 90, saying he would no, give up 10
the Overwhelming Troy party, and both
men and principals leit Tor the city and
took the train Tor Buffalo. Great indig-
nation is expressed among the sports at
Asron's action, Who, it is claimed, yov-
Ell tvo or three weeks ago that the light
should not come Of st this time FUR
theE arrangements are left With the
seconds.