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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
KALENDARZ MARYANSBI

ma rOk Panskl 1891 r..
Kalendarz, ktory wydawca
Warusa daruje swolm a~bonentom,
zawiera co nastepuje:
y SEiczne oDrazki PREY
notatkach kalendarzowych kazdego
miesiaca.
2)Uzdo b ry c a.
mi b w d Xxi ma stronle do
zaplsywania naJwazniejszych wy
padkow, l N o woroczn i k 2
%llustracya.
- s e d m o brazo W, z
kt6rych kazdy zajmuje iedna stro-
ne: AZ Zdrowas Marya-b) O.
was badz Marya-c) Easkis
Pelna-d) Pan T a-ea
Bfogos4a Jonas Ty mic
dry niewlastaml-f) 1 b}ogo-
S Ia owoc zywota Twojego
81 W e t AN largo, Mako
BOA. m6dl sic "a naml-h) SzczeS.
Gle domowe.
Nasfepujace dkulzsxe E,O-
Wiesci z ObraZHxaRRni "a
wieg'a Eaasz EAaleMdarZ:
l.. Wo n krzyzowa XIX
wieku przeclw Barbarz yhstwu ma
bometan czyli ~Eieszczesna dola
urzynow w Afrvce W naszym
wleku.-II. Me mu-
zykant.--III. Chleb Matki Boskiej
(Prawdzlwe zda%rzenie.) ". G u
downy obraz Najswietszei Ma
ryl Fanny Nieustaj 2cej Pomocy.-
V. k z druglego swiata.-
vi Srebrne nogi q obrazkami.)
EDaEej zmajduEja sic W ma
Sym Kalendarzu %pouczaj2ce arty-
kuty, wiersze, dtuzsZe kr6tsze
dowcipne opowiadania, 20 czebcl
Z o~brazkami, z}ote mysli l roma
itoscl.
Do Kalendarza MarYanskiego
~dol2czony jest obraZ kogoTowy
(oIeiodruk) przedstawia]acy Matke
Boska ponad Wszystkiemi Swiete-
ml-iako Kr6lowa wszystNch Swie-
tvch.
Kto pragnie odemnie kup
K alenda Mar yaisk il
dostanle go "a Is cent6w, lecz FAC
mlejscowi powinni 1eszcze doiaczyG
5centow ma koszta przeseIki.
Pr ACHE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
81 c Z 0 G Y.

Powstanie W MAUI byio w
pefni rozwo)u, Lltwa ruszyfa
sic pod Jas1hskim, Mokronow-
ski stall pred Warszawa cd
pedzaiac Prusakow, Zajaczek
W Lubelskiem mad Vista sple-
ra1ac sic Derfe!endenem,
Koscluszko zas w Sandomlr-
skiem i Krakowskiem. Lecz
niestety zarodkl upadku jul
dawafy sic widz1et. Masa WHO'S,
clan niedosG jeszcze byfa po-
ruszcna, a nawet stan, ktory
zwykle sam wojny toczyf =
szlachta, ME wyteaata wszyst-
kich sit, podczas gdy wrog
zbrolt sic ma potege,Koscluszko
sam "a iagodnego byi cha
rakteru, ably wielk1e nadu2 y
cha i zdrady jaknaisurowlej
karac, mimo calej sprawledli-
wosci dobre SERGE lego zawsze
winowajcy ~lagodzllo kare, a
Rad Warszawy, zlo2ony Z
wszystkich stanow, byl pre-
waznie rownlez "a lagodnym.
OpieszalosG W osadzeniu zdraj.
COW, s~kom?romltowanYch pa
n,erami znalezlonemi W pala.
Gu 1glelstroema, spowodowala
wybuch ludu ! glosne 2adanie
mas czujqcych dobrze co dc
ratunku sprawy potrzeba,
przymusllo Kade do spleszne-
60 powieszenia wlnnyeh. mic
DIV mimi hetmana OSarow'
skiego, kt6ry miasto kraju
bronlc-wrogowi go oddaws
i b.skupa Kossakowski"go
zdra]cy co ME Jako paster'
troskllwy, lecz will drapiezny
wrogowi owieczk' swe dusi'
pozwalal i sam W o~bdz'eranlU
ich pomagal.
Bartosz dzielny porucznlli
i towarzysze dawni pod
Raciawic wlernl OJclyz'ie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

jazdy regularne) Madal'nskie-
go, piechoty Manieta, Grochow-
sklego. Atoli kosynierzy owl
ME byli to JUL Racfawlccy,
DO tych rozpuszczono pod ma
ciskiem szlachty narzeka]ace],
re ludu do roll potrzeba-nle-
pomnacej o oiczystej potrzeble,
tylko W swym wfasnym int.
resle. lie byio, ze Kosciuszko,
lubo widziaf, lie ME dobrze sic
dzie]e, ME umiaf Re swa wfadza
wystapiG choc gwaftem prze-
prowadzic co uwazaf "a do
bre, przeciez on miaf najwlek-
sza wladze, a Fl. Kolfataj !
Ignacy Potockl, ktorzy kon-
stytucya 8 ma)a utworzyll ra-
zem z innymi, daremnie go
staraIi Sic naktonlc DO srod"
kow gwattownych. Odjechsli
oni do Warszawy przywozac
cd naczelnlka upowazLlenie do
zfozenia Rady narodowei a
Kosciuszko nlepamietajac, re
W czasach ciezkich do gwaf-
townych srodkow udawac sic
nalezy sam gotowaf sobie kle-
ske.
Denisow, ruski jenerat cofaf
sic W IA 900 wzdfuz pruskie]
granlcy, a Kosciuszko zaczaf
90 W pierwszych dniach czerw-
ca sclgac. Mad rzeka Pilica
spotkaiy sic 6 czerwca oba
wojska pod szczekoclnaml,
Kosciuszko sadzlf, lie wroga
pobiJe, gdy nagle ziawli sic
"a, 900 korpus pruskl pod Fay
ratem ma positek Moskaloln, z
kilkudzlesieclu dziafaml l "a
czefa sic bitwa krwawa.
Jazda polska, chcac poprawic
swa poprazke pod Racfawica-
mi, rzuciia sic meznie ku wro-
gowl, i prze1amala jezde ruska.
Kosynierskl pufk stanaf ma
przec1w Moskalom pod VODKA
meznego Kryckiego. Zabrano
kilka dzlaf ruskich, ale tn
trzeba sic zwrocic ma nowego
nleprzyiaciela. Plechota polska
dawala gesto ognia | naciera-
Ia ma bagnety. a kosynlerzy
stall jak muir. Bartosz, uno.
szac choragiew W Level, pra.
wa dzierzyf paiasz, a starry
kosynierzy z pod Raclawic
stall w rlerwszym rzedzle
Kule pruskie swistaiY w ko-
synlerow.
Mic to-wola1 Bartosz =
! pod Raclawicami 5yfo tax sa'
mo, a zwyclezylim.
w tenn kuls u~derzyfa W piers
S%witale.
-,Jezus Marya-z akrzykna'
! padt ma zlemle puszczajae
kose, a krew mu buchafa stru'
mieniem z piersi! = Bracia
dalej "a Oiczyzne-saczaf ale
ME mog1 skonczy6, DO duchs
z krwia wyzionaf.
Piechota pruska szia ma ba
gnety..
| starcie nastapi1o straszne
Kosy z zamachem s%puszczatJ
sic przeclna]ac gonce bagneta
zadaiac straszne rany, Ludzl'
ME bedac ma ogieh wystawie
NJ, lubo ~pierwszy raz jake
dzielnie wywilali kosaml. So
boil zoczyl majora. Rzucif 81
nan wsclek!e, ! lednem ciecien
kosy rozlupaf mt helm
czaszke. Piechota pruska pc
razona cofne1a sie--ale Kry
ckl zakszat jej sciga6 dalekc
by ma straty sic ME nvraz!(
: Ale druga LIMA pruskit
plechoty uderzyla ma kosynlt
: row; podczas gdy rozpaczllw
walka zatrudnlala wszedzie S
, ly i tylko dz,eki EokolemU ok
, Kosruszk1 imeztWu " pO0rOl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
ODZIELNYM
BARTOSZU GkOWACklM.
Napisa} Wfadysfaw Jagielski.
..a.,
(Ciag dalszy.)
$3.50

Panowie zas takze ME ro-
zumiell waznoscl tel chwlll.
Wielu skarzylo sic. ze odry-
wajac wiesnlaka Cd roll, nlsz-
czy Kosciuszko gospodarstwo,
mic me rozumie)ac, &c p:aca
wolnych pc wolnie stokroc
wleksze plony pr~zyniesle, me-
ciagle moody nechetnogo WHO
sclaninia. Dlatego usIiowama
koscinszkl owocu zaraz ME
neutrality-suspicious. bylo diugle-
cSasu, by owoc ten do)rzaf,
lax siusznie on sam powledzlst,
ze taxi zasiew, plon wyda|e
.dopiero W sto lat. IaNoz, lu-
DO wteiy p|ouu obtitego ME
przyniosiy cheer koscjuszki, to
jednak poznieJ pokaza1 sic
skutek-a lud wdzlecznv ucz-
Gil bohatera Dublenki, Racia.
vic swoja mlfcscia "a stara,
MIA oKofo jego dobra. Kosciusz'
ko ME czynif tylko tego, CO
chwllowy po2ytek przynlosfo,
pracowaf on ma przyszfosc.
Zbratan,e ludu re szlachta
W bitwie ractawickiej, W oso-
bic Bartosza Giowackiego, mle-
szczenstwa re szlachta W oso-
bic szewca Jana Ki]inskiego,
PREY lluminacy w~ystrzaiow
dziaiowych i karablnowych re-
rewolucyi warszawskieJ ME
przeminefo bez skuktu. Wielu
ME uzna]ac tej prawdy OPERA
10 sic, obey JatrzYli skwapliwle
te niezgody - ale nakonlec
poznai narod polski, lie tylko
zbratanie stanow do celu
szczescia doprawadzic mole
Polska wydana ma iup chcl-
woscl lamblcye magnatow oraz
obcych machinacyj byfa bez
silna-i wiele nadu2yt czyni'
10 bolesna rane, ale W chwl-
ZACH swohody, przelota ych
niestety, bratafy sic stany,
znik1y pod matkl Ojczyzny
skrzydlami. W iudzie leaafa
potega narodowa, przez lud
mogta tylko powstac, lie razy
powstata l upadfa to tylko ola
tego, ze lud dose sic ME nau'
cyl. Lud podnleslonv przez
rewolucya do w%ysokiej poteg'
entuzyazmu, nawet bez IN
nych gwarancyi oparlby sic
zwyciezko zakusom obcym.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Briefly Told Cnurt News.

THE argument for new trial for Alexander
Killian will be heard Friday.
The suit of w. d. Matthews against J. NJ.
Price, an action to recover commissions. is on
trial before Judge Ewing.
THE Jury is out in the suit of ]. C. Williams
against the Chautauqua Lake Railroad Com
pany, an action for salary.
REV. /. n. W. IRVINE, of Braddock. yester-
day filed precipes for libel against the publish
ers of two afternoon papers.
AvERDICT for the defendants was given yes
terday in the suit of John Koppetz against j ohm
Welllnger, an action for false arrest.
IN the suit of George Whittimore against
John Boyd, an action resulting from horse
trade. verdict was given plaintiff yesterday
Tor S54 40.
AN execution for s., $50 was issued yesterday
by Joseph Walton against Thomas Fawcett &
Sons The writ was issued on judgment OBJ
tanned in Westmoreland county.
AN argument was had in the United States
Court yesterday the case of the Chicago
Furnace COMPANY against ]. w. Moore an
action for the violation of contract
THE jury is out in the case of Ralph Bagaley
against the PIttsburg and Lake Superior Iron
Company, an action to recover money alleged
to have been paid out for the company.
THE jury is out in the case of Gustavus
Measmer agains. ]. Huckestein & Co. and c. L.
Wiley, ar action for damages for injuries re-
ceived in the wreck of the Wiley building.
IN the United States Court yesterday the
Crescent Coal Company and the Marine Oil
Company were allowed to intervene in the case
of \. R. Wishart against the steamboat Joseph
Nixon.
THE attorneys for Frank Gerade sentenced to
death for killing his stepdaughter, filed petit
tion yesterday that the county pay for the
printing of the papers to be presented to the
Supreme Court
A NON SUIT was entered against the plaintiff
yesterday in the case of Katharine Nader
against the National Butchers Mutual Bene-
tcial Protective Association, an action on an
insurance policy.
FRANK AND JOANNA WEIsER yesterday
entered suit against the Baker Chair and
Wagon Iron Manufacturing Company to re-
cover s., GOO damages for the death of their IL
year-old son, Charles, who died from injuries
received in the works.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Another Duster at Wildwood,

WHDwOOD-Another duster was credited
TO Wildwood to-day. 1t belongs to Greenlee
d FOrst and is located on the Bidde Keeper
farm. The well is through the third sand and
they are now drilling for the fifth sand. The
Roth Oil Company's No. Kretzer is 20 feet in
the sand tonight and has made two small
flows. The owners expect to a second pay and
are looking for a good well.
Their No. Harbush found first paw TODAY
and is now flowing 70 barrels an hour The
Forest Oil Company's No. , Young is in the
sand, but not deep enough to tell the size
of the we'll No smith has about exhaust ted
her gas, but as yet the well Is not showing mu ch
OIL No. Smith is about 25 feet in the sand
and no oil. The Governor Pattison is still
making 20 barrels an hour, and No 2 in the
same farm is producing ~ inches an hour and
the RinGheiser is doing inches an hour.
Byrne q Co.'S Simpson No. is panning out 300
barrels day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Gave the Snap Away.
SUING HIS EMPLOYEES,
GEORGE E. WILLIAMS SAYS HE PAID THE
SALARIES,

But His Rivals Secured the Services of the
Men-He Asks 1000 Damages for That
Reason-Other News of the Courts Yes
terday.
Robertson & Mccormick have entered
suit for damages for alleged conspiracy In
Common Pleas Court No. 1, on behalf of
George E. Williams, proprietor of the Pot
terry and Glassware Reporter, and against
William H. Barker, William Bosworth
and Thomas S. Clark. 1t is set forth that
Barker was advertising agent and solic-
itor; Clark editor, and Bosworth fore
man of the composing room and
that while supposedly acting in their respec-
tive capacities for the plaintiff, thev really
Travelled on passes furnished by him and under
Euise of getting business for him got it for a
rival paper, wrote editorials for that paper and
had it set on time that belonged to plaintiff by
virtue of the salaries paid them by him. 1t is
also charged that they either had or were
about to appropriate the name of plaintiffs
paper or initiate it with intent to deceive the
pnblic; also that they left ont advertisements
gotten for the Pottery and GLASSWARE ReDorter
bnd inserted others for which they had no war
rant
In view Of these things alleged. Mr.. Williams
CLAIMS to have been damaged 5000 and sues to
recover that amount
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26

for homicide. OF these two-Alexander Kill
lan and Frank Grade-were convicted of muir
der in the first degree, one for murder in the
second degree, one for concealing the death of
child, two for voluntary manslaughter, one
for involuntary manslaughter and two were ac-
Quilted. Thirty-one days were consumed in
the murder trials.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
DEFENDANTS IN THE woRKHoUsE.

A Case Postponed Until Habeas Corpus
Could be Issued.
An unusual proceeding took place in the
Common Pleas Court yesterday before Judge
Stowe. The case of Margaret Eichleay against
John and Bridget Laffey was called for trial. 1t
was an action in ejectment to obtain possession
of small piece of ground, the ownership of
which is claimed by the plaintiff. When the
case came up it was learned that the defend
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Laffey, had been convicted
in the Criminal Court of illegal liquor selling
and were serving their sentences in the work
house.
Judge Stowe issued writ of habeas corpus
and they were then brought into court and the
case proceeded. 1t is still on trial.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26

your CUTICURA REMEDIES. II described my case
SO exactly that thought, as last resort to give
them trial. When first applied them was all
raw and bleeding, from scratching myself, but
went to sleep almost Immediately, something
had not done for years. the effect was soothing.
In about two weeks could stand straight but
not walk, was so weak :but my sores were nearly
well. As near as can judge, the CUTICURA REM
EDIEs cured me in about six to eight weeks, and
up to this date Ii. e., from January. 1879 to Janu
ary, 1887 have not been sick in any way, have
had the least signs of the disease reappearing on
me. W. j. MCDONALD,
1882 Dearborn ST., Chicago, ILL.,, June 80. 'S7,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
BY COMMON CONSENT.

The Conspiracy Case Laid Over Until Next
Term of Court.
The conspiracy suit of Adam L. Forsythe VS.
Enoch Barclay ct al, which was placed on trial
before Judge Magee, came to sudden end yes
terday. The case promised to be long one, as
as there were about so witnesses on each side
and Yesterday was the last day of the Septem-
Der term, Judge Magee wanted the case fin
ished at once.
The attorneys argued that it could not be fin
ished in less than three or four days. Judge
Magee stated that he would not come back next
term to finish any case, and by common consent
the case was continued.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Not Onite Snch Gnshor

JACKS RUN-Thayer & Co. No. 2 well, F.
Benger farm, which started off at a 800 barrel
rate TWO weeks ago has got down to SO barrels
day when she responded to a small shot Fri
day and increased o 100 barrels day. The
same parties gave their \ o. a shot last week
and increased her to 50 barrels a day. The
pioneer of this neck Of the woods, Robella No.
!, Straw farm, was giving another shot FRIDAY
and increased from ten barrels to 80. This
made SIX or eight shots this well has had and
she has always responded nobly.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
A WILL CONTEST.

John Scott's Letter Probated as His Last
Testament.
A hearing was had before Judge Over. of the
Orphans Court, yesterday, in the contest of
the will of the late John Scott. The will in
question was in the form of a letter to Hon.
John Dalzell, Mr. Scott's attorney setting forth
the bequests he desired to make and was the
directions for the making of a will. Mr.. Scott
died before the regular document could be
m lde out and the letter was probated as his
Will.
Witnesses were examined as to the signature
and genuineness of the letter and the argu-
ments heard. The Judge reserved his decision.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
To-Day's Trial List,

Common Pleas No. l-Westinghouse Ma
chine Company VS. Pittsburg and Lake Superior
Iron Company; Parry VS. Juerger ct al; Mont
gomery VS. Lathrop; Allen VS. Ebertz ct al;
Heilbronner VS. Fiscus; Berlin VS. Nicholson;
karn VS. Zoller; Scott VS. Shermesser.
Common Pleas No. Nicholson VS. Palmer
(2); Itel VS. Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester
Railway; Kelly, Jones & Co. VS. hatcher; Lem
ner VS. Getty; Alpert ct al VS. Pennsylvania
Railroad eft al
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26

laid up entirely, and from con-
tinually sitting on the floor on
q pillow, my limbs contracted
so that 1 lost all control of
them, and was utterly helpless.
My mother would have to lit
me out and into bed. 1 could
get around the house on my
hands and feet. but l could not
get my clothes on at all. and
had to wear a sort of dressing
gown. My hair had all matted
down or fallen of, and my
head, face and ears were one
scab. The disease continued
in this manner until l was
years old, and one
day in January. 1879, / read an
an account in the T'riblne of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
RECORD OF THE TERM.

Disposition of the Homicide Cases in Grim
inal Court.
Yesterday was the last day Of jury trials in
Criminal Court for the present term. The bal
snce of the week will be devoted to the argu-
ment list and on Monday the December term
will begin with Judges Stowe and Slagle on the
bench. During the September session 54l
cases were disposed of, which Is a larger num-
per than any preceding term.
= During the session nine persons were tried
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER!
New Styles, Choice COIOrs.
Low Prices.

Fine, medium and low price Car
pets in all the new ideas in color
and styles, at prices that will
please you.
WALL PAPER All the new
styles in Decorations, from Sc a.
bolt to $15 a bolt. We carry a.
large line Of all kinds Of Wall
Paper. and our prices are away
down. Don't buy a Carpet, a bolt
Of Paper, Lace Curtains, Portieres,
Linoleum or anything in our line
until you see our stock. It will be
money to you.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
CutiCura Remedies

Are the only infaIlible Skin and Blood Purifiers
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. the great
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Boston.
R1-Send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, " "a
pages, so illustrations and 100 tes tim onials.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
SLIGHTLY PREMATURE.
The Will of Lady Registered Before Her
Death.

Register Conner was called on yesterday to
perform task out of the ordinary. 1t was to
register the will of person who is not yet
dead. The will is that of Mrs. Elizabeth E.
Aliaga, nee Shannon, a daughter of Judge P.
{. Shannon, of this city. Mrs. Allaga was mar
ried in Pittsburg year or SO ago to B. Aliaga,
a Frenchman. and now resides with her hus-
band in Monastier, Tunis, Algiers.
The will is of recent date, and was executed
by Mrs. Aliaga in Marseilles, France, before the
United States Consul She forwarded it with a
letter to Register Conner from her home in
Algiers, asking that it be placed on record.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
sharpsburg Treated to a Blaze.

George Warmers novelty store In Sharps-
burg was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Mr.. Warmers little daughter was
severely burned before she could be rescued.
The loss is about S. OO0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
One More Disappointment.

CHARTIERS-Bobison q Co. brought in a
dry hole Yesterday on the Gutherie farm where
a good well was looked for, being located only
SEQ feet from the big well on the Steinmiller
TIE Fisher Oil COmpany's well on the Gutherie
is light, while the McKee's Rocks Oil Com
panys well, which was finished in the fifth
sand yesterday, is dry in this horizon. Both
the west and east lines of the pools have been
tested in the fifth sand and no oil has been
found. Patterson & Jennings will commence
drilling on the Ward tomorrow. and the Fisher
Oh Company will reach the fifth sand soon on
tie GuIherie.
Gave the Snap Away.
BRIGHToN-Bott & Scypes were fortunate in
striking a new well at Brighton. two miles
north of the Groveton developments The well
was struck Friday night, and the owners shut
II down to freeze on to more territory but Sat-
urday night the well filled up and boiled over
giving the snap away. The boiler was moved
out to-day, and tankage is being erected and
the well will be drilled in tomorrow The oil
was found in the top of the 100 foot.
H MCE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Murderer Smith WinLive.

Wife Murderer Smiths neck will stretch only
far enough for him to look out of the windows
at Dixmont Sheriff McCandless yesterday
formally filed the order from Governor Beaver
revoklng all the death warrants issued for
Smiths execution.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-26
Only Two Promising Wells.

WEST NIEw-West View field is very quiet,
there being only two wells drilling with any
show of getting ary OIL Griffith & Co. No. L,
Rogers farm, are still drilling at a depth of
nearly 200 feet. Bowman & Co. No. 9, Schide
farm, have reached a depth of 600 feet, and
Munhall & Co. No. !, Rouser farm, went
through the 100-foot sand. They are
drilling to the 3Ofoot, and, if no oil, then
will probably go to the third sand. Smith &
hlunmond No. l, Ivory farm, after reaching
a depth of $50 feet, lost their tools about six
weeks ago, and have been fishing for them
ever since, but now have come to the conclu-
sion that the hole is plugged and are moving
the rig, and Will drill new hole. Graham &
Co, who shot their No l, Rouser farm, over
two months ago and collapsed the casing, and
have been fishing and cleaning out ever since
have finally got her uubed, and she started
pumping at a 20-barrel rate. This
well was making about Il barrels when
shot. Real estate will have to come
up at Wilmerding tor Billy to clear himself on
this Job. The old pioneer of the field, Ivory
No. / is still making 25 barrels a day and the
owners. not satisfied with this, are talking of
giving her shot this week. Pettock & Muller
have bought the interest of the Rousera Oil
Company Alt farm, consisting of one pumping
well complete, making six barrels a day. and a
rig engine belt and casing of another we'll; con-
sideratiOn s. 200. Hoffman e Co. have been
talking OF starting another rig for their No. 8
on the Wolf farm but. as yet, have done
nothing. Billy is probably waiting for higher
market,
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