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Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-19

| Mean temperature, 81.
Mean humidity, -.
inches.
Total excess or deficiency OF temperature siace
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
Jan. 1855 In.
h. J. COX. Sgt. Sig Corps.
Note: A minus sign l-]predxed to Thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero
A "sr'' in connection with rainfall indicates q
trace of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow is melted and resulting depth Of water no.
ted under rainfall.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-19
L WILL SELL


IN My well known road horse at q low price,
ASfor lack Of use; handsome mahogany bay,
stylish and fast; has no tricks and is absolutely
afraid OF nothing. Enquire at 1879 Oak street. cor
ner OF Howe. iu12 1t GEO T. MAITRY
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-19
2,8U5 Gratiot street, st. TX
CUTIQURA REMKRIES

Are sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura 50c Soap &c;
Resolvent, 81. Prepared by the Potter Drug and
w-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages. 30 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-19
miscellaneous.

Business for Sale.
A GENTEEL meat, grocery and vegetable mar
"A ket, doing good business. located on State
street; small capital only required. Inquire at
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
iu1S CIT az Nh11rnl, .t.asst
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

not inclined to draw the ovens, but Super
intendent DsSaulles gave notice that each
drawer would be charged with the value Of
the coke burned up in his ovens in case
they were not drawn, and the drawers
thsrsupon finished their days work.
On Friday, January IL, empties were
being moved into the MOnCngahels pools
in larger numbers than has been the case
Of late
The Spring Valley, IL, mines remain
shut down. TIE two shafts that are run
ming are shipping very little coal. At o.
tawa seven banks are running.
Work is not brisk in any of the coal re-
gions. 1t is like indulging in vain repeti-
ton to name esch district every week.
What is wanted is some 6Ist-clsss winter
weather.
In the provinces Of Rio Grande-de-Sul
and OfSt Catherine, Brazil, there are vast
coal mines One Of the Rio Grande mines
produces 1000 tons Of coal per month.
Dignite is found everywhere.
Extensive mines have been opened in
the Book Mountains, sbOut 10 miles
northwest Of Grand Junction, Col, and
the town is now supplied from that source.
A scheme is also on foot to build railroad
to the mines and increase the product to
point that will furnish an abundant sup
ply for the towns along The line of the Rio
Grsnde railroad as far east as Montrose.-
Coal Trade Journal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
PORTLAND, OHIO.

5pec.a! Correspondence cftse Sunday Register.
PORTLAND, O., January 19.-On Mon
day while driver for one of the W. d L..
E. contractors was complscently standing
on the narrow board crossing near the G..
&. P. depot, forcing ladies to take the mud
in getting by, his team took fright at an
approaching engine, wheeled round sud
denly, going around the station at light
ming speed. Every one expected to zee 1t
dashed to pieces on the crossing at the
rear of the station, but luckily the engine
GOT there first Imsgine the countensnces
of the old farmers starding by when they
learned the wagon contained three or four
cases of dynamite.
G. M. Beall, general agent for Cincin-
natl publishing house, is calling on Port
land friends.
Chris Horning, of Scranton, Pa, is Wis
ting relatives here.
The Italian whose arm was blown OIL at
Asa's Hill, has returned from the hospital,
and intends going TO school here.
Captain O'Reily, walking boss on the c.
&W.. on Tuesday, discharged the fore
man together with his whole gang of ltal-
ians. working on the Bigger farm. Inc
reason assigned was mot enough dirt
moving"
Prof. J. B. Nesly is on the sick list.
&c McCleary sold some fine cattle to
Steubenville parties this week.
Misses Annie Lewis and Clara Mather,
of Smithfield, were guests of Miss Anna
S ringer this week.
Capt. T. V. Moore and lady have Just
retrned from extended visit to Allegheny.
The Kelly Coal Company are erecting
improvements by which the cars decendlpg
the incline not only draw back the
emptied but also draw other loaded cars
from She mine, thus dispensing with the
mules and drivers in the main entry.
Ingenuity of Bank Boss Nicholson.
The village of Grover has emerged from
darkness. The benighted psdes risn is no
longer compelled to grope In uncertainty,
street lamps illu ninsting his pathway.
Miss Georgia AIKEN is enjoying siege
of the humps. :,
That snake-skin-ornsmented individual
referred to Wednesday, by your Martins
Ferry correspondent, bored the people OF
Grover on Thursday and Friday evenings,
with a series of Dutch, Irish, Negro fsrcss.
Mrs. VIM. AIKEN went to Bridgeport
Yesterday to see Mrs. Maria Chapman, who
Is seriously i'll. Mrs. Chapman has the
sympathy of many friends here. -.
Mr.. Ed. Nicely has accepted position
in the @. & P. depot, at Toronto.
T. J. Stringer and W. Winget, are the
hoss nimrods of Portland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
GENERAL NOTES.

The newest feature of the iron industry
has been the breaking up of the combina-
ton among the makers of iron beams by
the withdrawal of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie.
This combine has been in existence for
over twelve years, and has been the strong
est that has ever been attempted IN the
trade. II virtually controlled the situation
and held prices at a profitable level, but a
difference of opinion as to meeting foreign
competition Of the combine. Each OF the
companies is competing for orders and cut
ting prices.
The business failurel in the United
States for 1888 amounted to 1923, 829, 973,
against S167, SD 944 in 1887.
The extensive iron pipe foundry at
Reading, Pa, has closed down for an in
definite period, throwing 100 men out CT
employment. Dali trade is given as the
cause
Toe estimated aggregate corn crop OF
Ohio. Indiana, Illinics, Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas. and Nebraska for 1888 is l, 49,
OOO, OOO bushels compared with $50, 400, OOO
bushels in 1887.
During the year recently closed twenty
two railway companies, with 72O miles
of lines and neaiy S1S7, 600, 900 of seen
rites. have become insolvent aud passed
from the control of their owners into that
of the courts.
The Union Association o. Retail Lumber
Dealers will hold its annual convention at
Columbus, Ohio, on January p. The as
ISOLATION comprises the States of Pennsyl-
vania. New York, West Virginis, Ohio and
Indiana and has some 600 members.
The value of cotton goods made in the
South has increased from S21, 900, OOO IN
1880 to $50. 900, 900 in 1888; and the num-
Der of cotton. seed oil mills has increased
from 40 in 1880 to 100 in 1888, with $12,-
900, 600 invested in them.
One of the newest devices for utilizing
sawdust is the scheme of Canadian me-
chanic. He claims that by grinding the
refuse into a uniform fneness, mixing 1t
with the refuse gas tar from the gas house
and COMPRISING the substance into cakes,
fuel can be made in every way superior
to soft coal for open fires.
The gas area of Indiana is los miles long
and 90 miles wide, and contains ISL pay
ing wells. The daily aggregate flow OF gas
is 500 600, 600 feet, of which probably 10O,-
OO0. 600 feet are wasted. The average flow
of gas is /, 500, 600 feet per we'll. Seventy
nine manufactures have located in Indiana
in the past two years on account of the dis
cOvery of gas.
The following new industries were es-
tsblished in the United States during the
wear lust closed: Agricultural implement
works, 5; bridge works, 3; car works, y;
canning factories, 81; cigar and tobacco
factories. 81; cotton and wooden mills, los;
electric light works, "a; flour mills iOSi
foundries and machine shops, 145; blast
furnaces, 80; glass works, 4; Ice factories
so; mining and quarrying companies, 2l7;
street railways, 81; wood working estab-
lishments. 4sS, and 5SS miscellaneous in,
dustries. Among the more important OF
these industries West Virginia secures l
bridge works 8 car works, blast fur
mace, l glass works, 8 pOtteries and =
mining and quarryipg companies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
MILL NOTES.
81. Louis wire mills are very busy.

81. Louis wire mills are very busy.
The Montreal Rolling Mill Co., Nor
treal, Can, have decided to enlarge and i'm
prove their mills.
The brick rod mill, new rod mill new
blooming mill, 9 inch mill, 12-inch mil
and small hammer of the Cleveland Roll
ing Mill Co. started up last week.
The Pittsburg and Western has placed
an order with the Edgar Thompson fol-
3. GOO tons of steel rails at a price not
stated. Heavy sections are quoted at SIS
at the works.
Work in the tack factories, Taunton,
Mass, is rather slack at present, SONS
machsnes are stopped, while others ar'
running On short time. The shoe nal
machines are busy.
Tbs McCosh Iron and Steel Company,
Burlington, Iowa, having decided to add
wire drawing to their business are having
put in a 80 block mill, and a new 25O
horse. power engine.
The Stright Fibre Iron Co., Chicago,
whose works were destroyed by fire last
month, will rebuild st once. The greater
portion OF the machinery and equipment
Of the plant were not seriously damaged.
The Joliet Stesl Company, of Joliet, ILL.,,
has received an order from the Fort Worth
and Rio Grande road, said to be for 8 600
tons of steel rails. Ii is also reported that
the Edgar Thomson steel works, Of Pitts
burg, have a similar contract.
Denver pa ties have been in Wheeling
this week securing bids on 200, 600 kegs OF
nails. They are the same who placed q
large order for iron and steel with Pitts
burg mills three months ago.
At the Ohio Iron COmpsny's mill, Zanes-
Vile. 0 q Smith heater and gas-producer
heated 1921 tons of iron with ass lbs. Of
slack to the ton of iron. The slack cost
62@ cents ton, the gas-makers' wages
81 65 a day, and the cost for each ton
heated was 154 cents, which is somewhat
less than the natural gas companies
charge.
A New Castle pa item says: The
experiments in spike-makiDg by rolling
were continued at the Etns mill this
morning, and the deficiencies of the first
product have been almost entirely over
come. The spike iron is well pointed and
headed with a coed, firm shank. By re
dueing the shOuldes near the head OF the
spike it is thought the steel can be work
ed satisfactorily. and it is proposed to set
up shears especially adapted for cutting
the spikes.
James F. DAtOn, receiver Of the old
Mingo (O.) Iron Works, which failed In
1879 with a large Indebtedness, has de-
clAred the second dividend to the creditors
There were claims amounting to 1886, 600,
the heaviest one being by Singer, Nimick
& Co. Upon this amount the receiver has
declared dividend Of 46-1OO per cent
This is all the creditors will ever receive,
as the settlement is final, end the receiver
has been discharged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
MINES AND MINERS

4 Ihe contest is sill on at the K. and T.
'nInes, Macon, Me.
Daily three mines, two machine, are at
DE- at Bickner H.
Oae hundred rev ovens are in course Of
Ncioa az Ca mood, Col.
Ihe NEE 90 Emerson, Mo, want "a
e.lis, an advance oi lt IS
seam OF cosl l2 l .hick is reported
AZ depth OF l0- .eet lsa, Louisville, Col.
ae directors Of cha R el Hill Coal Min
n Con 1any have divided $500 600
fnplus
he Coal md Coke Company is
DIN ovens at Mulberry,
ST Centreville, Oak,
hard coal has been
.2> feet.
% re' ok Coal and Iron Co
"a ecaIed semi-annual
p4 share, free oftaxes.
Iy been found in the
81 rs. southeast of Salinas,
ll4 near San Luis OoispO,
Coal and Coke Company,
81 West Virgins, hiss been
nine coal and manufacture
uthor zsd capital stock Is
coke works OF the Meier Iron
East S.. Louis, will be sold
sale on Saturday, January
her with the other property Of
my.
iger. Of Marietta, Ca, and as
have leased coal lands from the
An Association, Limited, Of Knox
Isnn, aud will open mines and
coke ovens.
0ai hundred acres Of cosl lying along
O.a National Pike. just west Of Union
(. ~ owned by d. L. 5. Faddis and Lew
springer, has bSea bought by VIM.
OF Pittsburr, for 500, 600, payable
'uise equal annual payments. Mr..
. w already owned l 500 acres of coal in
AZ vicinity.
~ company composed Of New York,
sl'lg'on aud P.ttsburg capitalists has
X 'Ieu q grant ct between 1000 and Co.
a0'ss or land from the Brsz liam govern
lie land is in Western Brazil,
10y on the Amazon river, in the
~ L VI The Andes The company, which
Lave a capital Of s., 600, coo, will open
''uAOie diamond and gold fields.
h. = employees at the Percy mines snd
- rs TSIAs oil The Percy Mining Company,
~ r5S.ls'iile, Pa, struck on Monday for
-eo1e OF Of Der cent The men were
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
local NOTES

.,,.s AZ the BsnwOOd are run
-..b hi, faii 'o'cs'
P Mil. furnace, forge and fac
AZ \, ~ 81. o. ,aL turn.
gs,n5s.. furnace and forge are
az ,a- .o-.,,'sr work; the factory was
1 p M, ,l f e, j. the past week
l'. Mo, S.sel Works are still en-
os w. .- -soairs. The matter OF
s,s ~ ..a's has NOS yet been ?, considered
'- es,i-y has full force EN-
'-' 4, sccamulets some stock
ysl . y. rlls. Business. while not
y il. ' ....s.,1g. is fair for the season Of
-.r,gusism lking full time IN al
, /. N as she usually does.
- is3s tms1t Of the Bellaire
4 % w,.ss hrs ,onpletsd iss repairs and
u r,-s h.t Monday, and Is now
NJ, regular oatput.
L, Kali q Co. have a full force
- I'M -.ec several contracts ana on
49, I'm. current business Is some
80 ssit u,usly is in their line st
! season d. hs year.
H. Centre Foundry is on full; trade Il
,.. Is bu hss q fair run OF JOB
/, srs7sv * S1n are still RAINING
r. .--, la gooi demand on job wo'k
|. y, tb-i- several heavy contracts OF
o. 5,,,-ua,1ineyy. LAST Monday tney
sr- .other roll Tor the Top Mill
.7ss,tss Caldwell &PstersOn Manu-
rr.g Co iss h.,le quiet as Ia usual s.
ss,.S. Of tbs 7el-; but their full iorcs
.,-r,,-i On current orders snd On &c
r5sfo1s preparatory for the spri1g
"a
h s.ssl works at the Riverside have
Il o.s,si their repairs and resumed opera
Il \, Tne.is5 night, aud all deP'r--
I, ave now running full and 70 fair
'.hsnd. taking iato consideration the ses-
b. Of the year.
b. Ftna ia OF full turn; trade IS a lit
IA c7is. ius now. enabling it TO sccumu
stock for the spring trade. The Il IA
!. how prepared 20 iL orders ID any
|1.nhty sod io- immediate shipment
All the departments at the Whitaker
g Works are doing ful service. There
+. slight lull in the sheet trade Just now,
Ia ia incident to the season, and prices,
Dough in sympathy With demand, are
y good.
-fbe Wheeling Hinge Co., resumed in
I'd Monday trade is a little quiet as 1t
lrsys is tbis mouth. Work on the an
80 inventory has occupied the greater
"A Of the past wesS.
4 lsstandard Is on full except a Singh
dn the heavy mill, which is shut
10 repair ITS housing Demand IS
Eand current orders are not so press
Il bat the Standard is still we'll occupied
! bid orders
hs IVES. w. China Co., IS farming out
~ stock of ware AID Is working to
4 run OF orders.
Beiz. Faing Is Co., have a full force
tfloysd 90 their several contracts and on
bod run OF DID work. Are erecting a
u building Tor me Central Glass Co, to
D. the place Of theone recently destroyed
( hre Have contracted with Capt Nc
p for rev thTee-sloIy brick in the
D Of the McLare House, on Twelfth
BE-
lie Joseph Bel. stove Co, are running
pig IN the usual business grooves, but
'te is quiet as it usually is at this season
the year Their nickel plant Is now
nning and Is giving excellent satisfaction
3 turning on some handsome work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
LESSON IV.-"Is the woman msd1"
AY.a che il verv indignant
BUSY DAY."

LESSON IV.-"Is the woman msd?"
"Y,s, she is very indignant
'Did she fall down."
ooh, no. She feels that she has bten
swindled and imposed upon.
SIS that toy mule she has hung into
the street,"
ut is, and it is about that mule she
feels so indignant When she got II home
az a Christmas present for her only son.
she found that, while /. could KICK WIN
both hind feet at once, bray, trOt ana gai-
Ion il could not eat hay She therefore
brought il back and wanted TO trade 1t for
a girsff. which could roll over and stand
on its head
why, she expects too much"
"Yes, she is a little too steep, but the
merchant il 10 blame for it. He should
have given her sworn affidavit that the
mule never got hungry"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
"Sit all night at 0mbre
With candles made OF wax.
THE NEW FIRST READER.
More Interesting Lessons With a Moral
Every Time.


Moro Interesting Lessons With q Moral
Every Time.
Detroit FFee Press.
LESSON I.-"Ahl what beautiful pony!
Is it present for some boy?"
"Yes, it isa present for Jimmy Will
cox"
"What good father he must have"
'Yes, indeed He not only buys his
son the pony, bat he makes contract with
an eminent surgeon and with hospital to
tako oars of Jimmy's broken bones for the
next year by which time the boy will be
glad to trade the pony for hand sled and
dog collar"
"is horseback riding healthy?"
1T must be. So is humping down
stairs"
LESSON II-''There is a man with a
satchel in his hand ringing the door-bell
of that sweet little cottage. Perhaps it is
a rich uncle from Texas come to leave the
people a fortune. Ali bat the door does
not open. Perhaps the lady is absent
"And perhaps she is peeping through
the psrlor blinds and enjoying gurgle all
by herself"
Doesn't she think it is her uncle from
TeIas?"
mot much! She knows it is the silver
polishing agent from Buffalo"
"And won't he get in?"
mot this winter-not if the court
knows her business"
LESSON Iu.-'See the man driving a
horse and wagon. He looks disappointed
and annoyed"
"He is both. SeeP He tries to kick
himself"
HAS he heard bad news?"
mo but he has met with misfortune.
poor mani Shall we speak kindly to
him and offer him the consolation OF our
sympathy"
"You might, but he would hardly be
consoled Away last spring he saw coal
stove in that old barn in the alley. He
drove through there once week all sum
mer to see that no one removed 1t, and this
morning he slipped in to load the stove up
and bear it away. 1t WAS gone. The
owner had set it up in the house. "
And go the poor man got lsft|'
"He did, but be says it will never hap
pen again. He'll steal the next stove
right in the dead of summer sooner than
run any risks"
LESSON IV.-Is this lawyers ofice"
1T appears TO be. Here is his slgn on
the door"
''Let us look in. All! there is the law
yer himself; pipe IN his mouth, bis feet
on the desk and he is reading a magazine.
Shall we speak to bim?" .,
by 70 means If we did he would
point Us to that sign on his left, reading;
THIS -
NY
BUSY DAY"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

For Ricketts,, marssmus, and Wasting LIS
orders of Children,
scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver on
With Hypophosphites is unequalled. The
rspidity with which children gam hesn
and strength upon it is very wonderful
Read the following: 81 have used Scott 8
Fmulsion in cases Of ricketts, and MarAs-
mus Of long standing, and have been more
than pleased with the results, a. IN svsy
case the improvement WAS MARKED. n
MAIN, n. D., New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

.,.,ips new to report in local
Tas's : ana everything is Tunnrg
H. ,''.'. ,bs same gait as last week
ras 81 , ,. to show visible signs OF
pc 3 and while it is very gradual
en-. -.,i The features are generally
l''.-, and c,u6dence in the futore
ca''- The iron and steel in
SGD, 1. houses and potterie'; are all
''i''' -. bisk spring trade, and IN
CA''s " .,.., are not accumulaiing to
,. d.Ces.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

GUNS rosy and red,
Teeth white and peaIly,
When rising from bed
You should cleanse thus early.
Morning. noon and night .
Pare SOZODONT the teeth makes bright
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
How He Lost Time.

Pedestrian-B-b-b boy, can You t-t-tell me
how f-f-fsr it is to the po Pc pOstoffice?
Nevsboy-What dye say, mister?
Pedestrian-I-I reckon you-you heard
me. How f-f-far is it TO the po-postoffiee
Newsboy-Ouly half a block, mister.
If you hadn't stopped to ask me you'd
been there already.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Gamblers Suicide,

PARIS, January 18.-A young woman
and man from Lyons were found dead in
a rom in a hotel on Monte Carlo to-day.
In a |, tier to q friend they said they bad
suffered losses at the gaming table ana IN
tanded To commit suicide together.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
FOR CONSTIPATION
a. 1or.ford,s Acid Phosphate.

Use HOreIOrU aNINI II 1HO'PI17t0'
DIR. ]. r. FoItson, Kiows, Ind. Ter,
saws: az have tried it for constipation,
with success, and think it worthy a
thorough trial by the profession"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CastoriA'
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
MUSTANG IMMINENT

1rriS IN 7, Am /. M, \ BEAST. PENETRATEs
~-l-N- ''hRETOFHE VERY ROME
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

sudden Changes OF Weather oHuse
Throat Diseases. There is TO more ehectuaI
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc, than BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Sod only in ooSes. Priee
Is cts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
ms ON LABOR.
~, sssssAl FsT ,n, OF AN IN
81 az ,-,rslAL NATURE

-. OR Fasonss and Workshops
Is ggu Various Other Sources
- ~-s1. tha Country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-08
Another Train Robbery.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug S.-The Wis
consin Central passenger train from Chicago,
which passed Chippewa Falls, Wis.,, at 4
O'Clock this morning, was held up and rob
bed by single man between Chippewa Falls
and Abbo:sford, half an hour before. at
the hour named man entered one of the
sleeping cars, commanded the conductor and
porter to throw up their hands. and then
proceeded to go through them. taking all
they had Oae passenger was also robbed
and shot or two fred at the porter, but no
one was hit. The robber pulled the bell
rope as soon as be had completed the rob.
berry, and when the train came to stop be
jumped off and. escaped. No attempt was
made to follow him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-08

THIEVES Stop A TRAIN.-The Rio
Grande Western train No 8, known as the
Modoc, was held up near Crevasse. COL,
Tuesday night by train robbers. Two of
them boarded the baggage car at Thompson
Springs. They climbed over the engine,
pointed revolvers at the heads of the en-
gineer and fireman and compelled them to
stop the train They forced the fireman to
attempt to chop through the door OF The ex-
press car. and made the engineer bring bag
to hold the plunder. Messenger Willis was
ready with magazine shot gun and two
self cooking revolvers. The fireman was
unable to chop through the boiler-iron door,
80 the robbers fred dozen shots through
the cars. Messenger Willis lay on the floor,
and was not hurt The robbers dared not
show their heads at the broken windows
lest they should get shot. They gave it up,
and Joined two other robbers back in the
other car. The four went through the train
with their revolvers drawn, and gathered
in 5000 and twenty watches. O1e passenger
put his head out OF the window to see what
was going on, and the robbers cent bullet
through his hat. Most of the passengers
hid their valuables successfully, those losing
them being too frightened to hide them. q
posse has gone from Green River. Two
deputy United States Marshsls went out
this morning from Salt Lake with blood
hounds.