The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-26

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were working at cross purposes and travel
ling on roads leading straight away frou
the object Of their search rather than to
wasd Il.
4 Hsi ADYNAMlTE BILL
introduced in tho eseaate-senator Dayard'
s[i..i Resolution.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-Senator Ed
munds calling Mr.. Garland to the chair,
offered q billto-day to prevent and punish
crimes committed by means Of explosive
compounds. He stated that some time
since his attention was drawn 10 what
seemed to be the duty Of the United States
with regard to such matter, and having no
time OF his own at his disposal, he had re.
quested a friend to draft bill for such
purpose, which was the bill he now sub.
Imitted. From the casual examination he
had given the matter he was OF opinion IL
was by no means perfect and would raise
questions as to the rights OF the United
States, but he introduced the bill this
morning in the hope that the Judiciary
Committee might be able TO perfect n
measure which could meet the ends pro-
posed. The hill was read twice and re-
lerred to the Judiciary Committee. He
kdded that 1t was this news from London
that induced Kim 10 offer his bill on the
subject Of dynamite explosions in It's pres
ent Imperfect form.
The3bill provides that any person who
within the United States shall make, buy,
all ~ mo "a "a tna an., Iyna a tN1n.
siye lspeeifying all the different scientific
ilanes), with intent that such explosives
shall be used in the United States, or in
any foreign country for the injury or de-
struction OF public or private property, or
the mi iry Of any person or persons, or
knowins that such compounds are intend
I'd 10 'he used by any other persons for any
such purpose shall be deemed guilty Of
felony, and, upon conviction in any court
ofthe United States, shall be punished by
imprisonment for q term Of years and
a!tine Of --d dollars, and any person aid
ingand abetting by skilled labor in the
mlmufacture OF any such compounds,
knowing the uses to which they were to
bs applied or acting ls agents for the
principals in such transactions, should be
dee ned principals and tried and punished
lnStike mnnner.
Section two provides that any person
transporting or delivering such explosives
on boapl any vessel, railroad car or ve-
hicls employed in carrying passengers by
land q, water between any place in the
Unitelsstates and foreign country, or
between a place in one State or Territory
u the United States and another, or al
any depot, wharf or warehouse within the
United States, knowing that the same was
intended to be used for any such felonious
purpose as above indicated, should, In
like manner DO deemed guilty OF a nisde-
meanor and should be subject to like
pun;shment, and every master OF vessel,
freight superintendent or other officer OF 10
railroad, authorized 10 receive freight, and
very owner Of any other vehicle men.
toned dinthis act, and every person having
direct charge Of . depot, wharf or ware
house who receives any such explosive
compounds for transportation or delivery,
knowing that they are TO be used for the
purposes prohibited by this act, shall be
punished In like manner as provided by
the previous section.
Se6ti6nithree provides that all prosecu-
lion shall be by Indictment and that II
shall betlie duty OF the Circuit and Dis.
triGt Judges OF tile United States to bring
itsptoyis;ons to the special notice Of grand
jhries and to onjoin upon them the i'm.
portanceof making full and careful in
9uiryinto any violation Of Its provisions.
settion four says prosecutions are to be
condnctedby United States District Attor.
neys, bntthe Attorney General is to have
power 10 employ special counsel in prose.
buttons under the first section II deemed
OF sufficient importance.
Senator Bayard introduced the follow
ing resolution in the Senate to.day: /.
3Resolrei, That the Senate Of the United
States has heard with Indignation and
profound sorrow Of tho attempt to destroy
the Houses oil Parliament and other pub
licbhildings in London and hereby ex-
presses it's horror and detestation Of such
monstrous crimes against civilization.
Thelconsidcration oil the resolution was
postponed until Monday to enable the
Senate to receive fuller information upon
the shbiect matter.
COLLISION OF FlsElGlIrTRAINs
At Golfers statlon-Great Damage 70 Roll.
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special Dipaica Re IattlligaloT.
s srEuBRNylLLE, O., jan. 25.-Just before
midnight last night q terrible railroad col
lision took place Just east ofeolliers Sta.
ssst @ Il "a ,bis I oitS M The trains were tl,e last
sssstes I ' n No, a, Going east sndtlc tirst
sss,iSs a n NJ III Z, soine vast botb freiShts
i lSss s,.+s IN .Sorge a. onginser :Iobn
n ~ 4, ssa randnstos = ,Rnhsrts ~ M n.
~ oAq4sse. Y ,Ytts ~ y. 49, NJ
and engineer Lowry anu ooAduftor slc;
Dewitt ONO. 40. BoLlt engines arc total
WRECKS. One cab and both tenders Fcre
mRsh led into kindling wood as were nine
cars icadeI With poEn, carn.megl coke and
raid s wreck delayed trains slz ho,lfs 70 ,i;s