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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
THE QUEENS SPEECH
Is Now ALI Fixed Up for Her to De-
liver on Tuesday Next.
ROYAL BETROTHALS AND THINGS
Discussed in Cosby London Cablegran-EK-
Empress Frederick to Visit England
This Spring-Shs Has Royal
Match 10 Make.
copyrioAt 1852.

LONDON, February 5.-The cabinet
sat for nearly three hours yesterday
shaping the speech from the throne
with which Parliament will be opened
on Tuesday. The unusual length OF
time spent over the document Is attrib-
uted to a difference OF opinion as to
whether any reference should be made
10 the coming session as bringing the
present Parliament toward the close OF
its career. II was finally determined
that nothing should be said on that sub
ject. The Queen, in privy council at
Osborne House tomorrow, will formally
consider aud approve the draft OF the
speech.
The speech opens with reference 10
the sympathy OF the nation for the
royal family over its recent bereave-
ment; alludes To the death OF the khe-
dive Is not altering British relations
with Egypt; refers TO the continued
prosperity OF the country, and says
there Is no reason To fear that England
will be ultimately affected by foreign
tariff legislation, and congratulates the
country upon the prospect OF an early
settlement OF the Bering Sea dispute
aud upon the pacific aspect Of foreign
affairs generally. The speech mentions
the Irish local government aud election
bills as adding completeness TO series
OF measures for securing order aud well
fare OF Ireland.
Messrs. Sexton, Dillon, O'Brien, t.
NJ. Heally, Sheehy, Abraham, Arthur
and Il. =. 0Connor were to-day elected
committee To advise with Mr.. Nc
Carthy. Yesterday evening report,
which was accepted as probably correct,
gave 10 Mr.. Sexton the right OF success
sion TO the chairmanship OF the Irish
party.
Ex-Empress Frederick will come 10
Windsor Castle In the spring with Prin-
cess Margaret, when IL Is expected that
the latter's marriage with Prince
George will be settled. Although the
public announcement OF the betrothal
Is postponed, Emperor William looks
with favor on the match.
Niscount Chelsea, son OF Earl Cado-
gan, who was for some time suitor for
the hand OF Princess Maud OF Wales,
mas become engaged to Mildred, daugh-
ter Of Lord Arlington. This marriage
will unite the families OF the two great
est ground landlords In London, whose
wealth II Enormous. The Prince OF
Wales favored the Viscounrs sGit hus
Maud did not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraPhic News In
small Space.

small Space.
General James +. Robinson died yester-
lay morning at Lexington, Ky. General
Robinson was President OF the Kentucky
Turf Association for twenty years. he
was City Treasurer Of Lexington.
A. Clark Fulton, a prominent attorney At
the New York County Bar asd Chairman
of the Republican County Committee, died
suddenly IN the court room AZ few min
utes before II o'clock yesterday morning
from hemorrhsge OF the lungs.
There was an accident TO the mail train
IN the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Yesterday morning at South
Beach, Conn. and two brothers named
Adams were killed.
TWENTY-FIVE saloon keepers OF Ottumwa
are alleged 10 have failed 10 destroy stamps
on empty packages, kegs, thus getting
ahead OF the Government 20 cents on every
gallon Of whisky sold. Revenue Collector
O'Neil got wind OF IL and secured evidence
70 indict the whole lot.
A slander suit has been begun IN the
District Court Of Faribault county, MINI,
by Rev. Theodore Venn, against Rev.
Robert Hughes, 10000 damages being
claimed. Both gentlemen are priests OF
the Catholic Church.
Spotted fever is raging i've miles north
Of Dangerheld, Texas. Five deaths have
been reported, more new cases are develop
ing and the people throughout that section
are greatly alarmed
The assignee Of II. J. Hoyt, the Chicora,
Pa. banker, mas fled his report Of the ap.
praisment. The total assets are {l0,22B.
The liabilities are not known. Creditors
will receive IS per cent
The Pans papers say that fnsncier
has been arrested for stealing ] go francs.
His relations, they add, found bail for bis
release.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06

charges should have been brought to
the attention OF the committee. He
was sure that had this been done the
minority of the committee would have
insisted that an investigation be made.
He believed that the Superintendent
had faithfully performed the duty that
had been entrusted to him.
Mr.. Sayres, of Texas, offered an
amendment appropriating Sl15,5l4 for
the subsistence of the Sioux indians and
calling upon the Secretary Of the Inter-
ior TO report to the House the names OF
all employees under the direction and
supervision Of the Indian bureau.
The latter clauses OF this amendment
was the first general legislation to be
Incorporated upon an appropriation bill,
but no objection being made the amend
ment was adopted. The committee
having arisen the bill was passed. The
private calender was then taken up for
consideration but no progress was made
and the House adjourned until 12:45
o'clock tomorrow when eulogies will
be delivered upon the late representa-
tive Lee, of Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
H0N. DAVID A. WELLS,
m, Famous Connecticut Tariff Re-
form Advocate,
r,roRS NR. SPRINGER'S METHOD
rr.+-. tie Ra55sr Tariff Enacted BY the Billion
nt- Csrras-It VIII Be the Means
o.. Tsa,hilg The Masses the
Med or a Reform.

rr,srrxGroN, d. c., February s.
-. Sc-.rg,r policy of attacking the
tl--,sf'rsn high tariff by separate bills
r-rr5 endorsement from the great
-r..,gI economist and father OF tariff
..,-. ,ho Hon. David A. Wells, OF
--s.-ieur. At the next conference
es--. Committee on Ways and Means a
,-..lr ,e.u be read not only endorsing
.l. Srr.rCer policy as the wiseSt party
-.-.S st this time, but intimating that
.. ,f ,re Democrats controlled both
~ 1...ss of Congress and the Executive,
,s, .srsrate bill plan rather than a
.-srsr-s Of general revision would be
-ra wiser course.
-r.q- rre gentlemen whose works and
-..,rs for years served as the chief
ns-7rraric literature in the agitation
g., -arfF reduction should approve the
.,.r now adopted by the Democrats Of
ia Wsvs and Means Committee is
-srr-sTIv source OF great qualification
NJ Springer and the other mem
Ser.of the House who have stood as ad-
,r.,res Oi-the seperate bill policy as
grrasad to tine demand for an attempt
a, general revision.
The letter closes as follows: BY
,sg1-'pg the tentative method and send
,-g to the Senate q few simple bills en-
srt55 5y the House, bills removing the
F--.es on wool, salt, coal, lumber, tin
rrr.a and the like, the Democratic
r,rrv will define and formulate the plan
And the scope on which the tariff de-
fs-s in the coming Presidential contest
.faT be conducted. General debate
v.Ir 10 g great extent be dispensed with
and discussion will be concentrated on
the essentials.
Every Senator who votes in opposi-
-f77 20 the removal of taxation from ar
tcres as above specified puts himself at
once on the defense and in a position 70
sure 20 be politically uncomfortable.
The masses you have seen are and prob
BIZ always will be slow to comprehend
The tariff question when discussed gem
s-al.v; but they will not be slow TO rec
Ozuize and appreciate the effect OF taxa
ion on commodities that enter directly
and largely into their consumption and
Increase the cost Of their living and pro-
ducJiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
SURELY INSANE
Alice Mitchell Very Dependent Because
She Can't BE Hung-Wants to Meet
Froda cover There"

Alice Mitchell Very Dependent Because
She Can't Be Hung-Wants to Meet
Froda cover There"
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 5.-The
proceedings in the Criminal Court this
morning included the formal presenta-
tion of the plea Of 'present insanity" in
the case OF Alice Mitchell, which was
entered by her counsel on her arraign-
ment last Monday. 1t IS as follows:
"Comes the defendent, Alice Mitchell,
by her attorney, and for plea says that
she is not OF sound mind, but insane,
and. therefore, ought not to be tried
upon the charge OF murder contained in
the indictment, and this, her plea OF
present insanity, she prays may be In
ouired into and tried in accordance with
the statutes in such cases"
The iqnuisItion of lunacy will follow
as a matter of course unless the defend
ants counsel conclude to withdraw IT,,
which is not at all probable. 1t will be
begun as soon as they get together the
testimony they wish to introduce. The
Court will probably be asked for an
order to take dispositions OF experts at a
distant day which will consume consid-
erable time, so that the inquiry will
not be inaugurated for some days to
come.
Miss Alice Mitchell, the slayer Of Freda
Ward. when informed by her lawyers
that she would escape the gallows, be-
came frantic and said that she looked
forward TO the day when she would be
hanged as the happiest of all, as beyond
the gallows she would once more meet
Freda Ward. She became terribly de-
spondent. and fears are entertained
that she will commit suicide. Last
night she was watched in her cell by
one of her relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
u..,lnr. Fnnnn unity.

PrrrsBuEG. February 5.-Market Clerk
David Hastings. the first OF the Allegheny
Civ oaicials indicted for embezzlement, 70
be tried. was found guilty ofall the counts.
He was remanded 70 Jail for sentence The
case Of Mayor Wymau, for emDezzlement
and extortfcn, win begin az once.
The verdict was wholly unexpected ~
Hastings aud almost stunned him. HIS
nail was increased 70 $4,000, which was
furnished by relatives and he was released
pending sentence. -
The penalty Is twenty yeirs imprison,,
rnent and q fine equal 10 the amount OF
money embezzied. The case against Mayer
Wyuan for embezzlemeDt and eItoriion
has been postponed until next MonoAy'
Ex-Msyor Pearson's case viii De tried l2sl'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

VIM. Puckett was hange ~ Irvine, Ky.
Yesterday, for the murder Of VIM. Hall.
The execution took place at l2:5O O'Clock
and Puckett's neck was broken. Tho crime
for which Pickett was hanged was Tor tbe
murder Of VIM. Hall in November, election
day, 1890
Robert Charlton. colored, was hanged
inst before noon yesterday az henderson,
Ky. for the murder Of bis mistress, Mimic
Hoskins. He killed her on the night OF NO
vember p. because she refused him money
with which TO play crap.
VIM. Bush was banged at Stanford, KY,
at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie MUIR
dered his wife al Clay City. April y, 1850.
he tried 20 implicate Alfred Smith, saying
his wife knew about lot Of Smiths devil
rneut and was going n talk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
MRS. FITZslMMONS
Hears the News OF Her Husbands Death
in the Penitentiary-His VIII.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Lucy
Fitzsimmons, the wife OF +. c. Fftzsim-
mons, the Pittsburg murderer, VINO
committed suicide at New Orleans yes
terday, and who is in the penitentlary
here. was notified Of her husband 5
death this morning. She was greatly
Frustrated over the news and Tor Time
serious results we're apprehended.
Later Mrs. Fitzsimmons became more
reconciled and said that she was thank
full that the troubles of her husband
were at an end. She said he left VIII
in which he directed that his body
should be embalmed and sent to Brook
Vile, Ont, his fathers home. His
property was left to Mrs. Fitzsimmons
and at her death was TO go TO their lit
tie daughter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
DUN'S REVIEW
or Trade and the Conditions Surrounding
the Couniry's Business.


New York, February 5.-R. g. Dun's
weekly review of trade says that In
spite of much dullness and complaint In
some important branches, trade Is
gradually enlargiug. The East does
not get the full benefit because Western
business Is largely met by Western dis
tributing centers and that alone Is in-
creasing heavily, while Southern trade,
which Is more largely met by dlstriou-
tion from the east, is unusually dull.
Reports OF business from cities are
shade more favorable. At Boston the
dry goods iobbing trade is quite good,
and more orders for WOODEN goods are
offered. At Cincinnati tobacco is active
at good prices, dry goods orders are
brisk and building prospects are natter
ing. Cleveland reports improved trade,
with rolled products in large demand.
Speculation in products has been more
active, but in spite Of the abundance OF
money the tendency Of prices Is lower.
The great industries make progress
in spite OF low pFces, and production
which seems 10 threaten reaction, PIG
iron shows a little concession at Pniia-
delphia and some shading here by
southern concerns, and bar is as dull as
ever with light demand for plates. At
the higher prices demanded by agents,
coal is exceedingly dull. More activity
is seen in dry goods and large number
OF western buyers are doing fair bus
mess.
The business failures during the last
: days number 3l9, compared with 297
last week, and for the same week last
wear 306.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Ohio LegIsla ion.

Special IslsQrCH 20 nc hsQtsteF.
COLUMBUS, o., February 5.-Senator
Vancleai introduced a bill to-day to
amend the parole law, so as to require
the Governors approval to all applica-
tious for parole before they can be
granted.
Senator Klingmau introduced bill
to give Mayors Courts final Jurisdiction
in petty ofeuses where cases are tried
by jUries.
Senator McMakin introduced a bill
to-day relieving the General Assembly
OF legislation necessary to transfer
from one municipal fund TO another.
1t leaves that power to Councils or Tax
Commissions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
s.,,,ned 81. sicI, Wife to Death.

Curr,co. February 5.-This afternoon
patrick Hurst, q laborer, attacked ms wife
with n knife while she was sick IN bed,
stabbing her again and again until he had
siashed her thirty-eight times. Many OF
fEe cuts were inflicted after the woman,
s1ccumbing s,iC to the frightiul hacking, was
dead Hurst was arrested. He shows no
'.,-,,,rr cC,',. and only says: Il killed her be-
',S~se Co,s sbe would not take care Of me for the
nast twenty-five years" Hurst IS believed
- Na fuEauD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
COLUMBUS FIRE BUGS.
Extra Police Securing the East Side for
the Incendiary.
SPECIAL TslegrdfB 10 ths RsgSStsr


COLUMBUS, o., February 5.-This city
is in 4 state of excitement over the work
of "fre bugs" who have been practicing
their deviliSh business principally in the
East Side, for the last two weeks, dur
ing which time no less than fifteen fires,
evidently Of inceudiary origin, have oc-
CURED.
Fortunately no heavy losses have re-
suited. Coal oil is freely used to hasten
the work OF destruction and stables and
uuOCcupied dwelling houses are gener-
ally selected. The police thought un-
til to-day that these fires were the work
Of dummy" Davis, young mute with
d mania for fire, but he was locked up
in the city prison last night but not
withstanding. the dwellings Of w. o..
Robb, Archie Knox and VIM. G. Dunn
were fired.
Tonight large force of extra police
in citizens clothes is covering the in
fected district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
FROM LOSS OF BLOOD
FitzsImmons, the Pittsburg Murderer
Dies From the Wounds Made by Himseit

NEW ORLEANS, La, February o.
An autopsy was held this morning on
the body OF Frederick c. Fitzsimmons'
the Pittsburg burglar and murderer
who died at / o'clock last night from
loss of blood from the wounds made In
his throat yesterday, in his effort at
self-deStruction.
Neither the jugular vein nor CAROTID
arteries had been cut, but large mum
per Of smaller veins on both sides OF the
neck had been severed and the loss oi
blood was so great that the opinion was
expressed that not cuptul remained in
his body. The detectives received a
dispatch this morning from the Pltts-
burg authorities, instructing them 10
hold the body until further orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Eu,la,.n nis Crime

Nyw YoRE. February 5.-Poiiceman
csnrel F'inpeaan, Of ihe East l25tb street
station. found the body Of a mao IN
va.anf lot on iisth street, 20 feet east Of
i,epox avenue. at $50 this morning. re
had committed suicide 5y shooting himself
ip the mead with pistol.
The body was afterwards identlneo as
that of Frederick Zenuer. VINO, on wed
ueSday night shot and killed bis sweeineari,
Naggie Weissnuller. ~ "a East IsD,n
st-eet II Is supposed be killed himself
about 4 30 this morning, until which uHe
be was In hiding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Parkorsburg Points.


NDffTII IlIeNI III 70 - 3+'F''E7'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, February "a
Iittle bow about ten years old, name un-
known. while attempting 70 Jump on
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio,
last evening. near Ranawha station, slipped
md fen under the cars. The train passed
over bim, cutting off both legs.
A. j. Bandy, assistant general freight
and passenger agent Of the ONO River
Railroad, has resigned MS Posltlon' 70 take
-sfsrt T'ebruarv IS He viii take position
Tritb the Mon5ngah Coal and Coke Com
6apy al MOnOnCah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
The s,root Car Strike Over.

PrTTsBuRG, February 5.-The Manches-
ter electric street car strike is virtually
broken. Twelve OF the strikers applied for
reinstatement to-day and were notified 70
come TO work tomorrow. Their surrender
is unconditional and they go back at the
company's terms. Torpedoes were placed
on the tracks by some one to-day aud the
new men became so frightened that eight OF
them resipned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Working for Uncle Sam.
Spseto, TeIsordn1 to the Register.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February 5.-The
following West Virginia postmasters have
been appointed: e. P. Pugh, at Augusta,
Hampshire county, in place Of r. V. Ming
ham, resigned; w. It. Miller, at Lafolletts-
Vile, Hampshire county, in place of j. II.
Brill, resigned; G. T. Lamar, at Molars,
jefferson county, in place of Il. D. Lamar,
resigned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
sam Furthsr Oppositlon.

WASHINGTON, d. C., February 5.--Chair-
MON Hatch. OF the House Committee on
Arriculture, has received a protest from
New Orleans bankers against the antl-
totion hin The bankers say that II the
SfII 6s.oues q law il will do immense dam
-. -, - the business in grain and hog
n-C5Ycts. reduce stabilities Of values and
work great injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
LAW AND ORDER FOLLY.
Sunday Newspaper Sellers Arranged
before Pittsburg Magistrates.


before PittsDurg Magistrates.
PTTsBUgG, PA, February 5.-Tho
hearing In ten cases brought against
news dealers, by the Law and Order
society for selling newspapers on Sun
day took place before Alderman
Rohe to-day. The evidence against tho
defendants was very weak and the
Alderman discharged six OF the ten
prisoners. The others were fined S25
and costs each.
They will appeal 20 court from tho
decision. So far the efforts OF the law
aud order people 10 stop the sale OF Sun
day newspapers have signally failed.
Nearly a score OF news dealers and car
rlers have been fined, but In every In
stance an appeal has been taken and
the sale OF the papers continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Cruelty to Slaves,

BERLTS. February 5.-Emin Pasha writ.
ing from Masua confirms the stories OF
cruelties practiced by the slave hunters.
Emin says that he pursued one hunter for
six days, during which he counted VI
bodies Of slaves who had been recently
killed. The bodies all were worn 10 skele-
tons and the skulls Of thirty-nine had been
heatan in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06

H-Dsov. Y. Y, February 5.-The Col
~-r5.a countv Democratic convention was
ferd I'm This city to-day. Delegates elected
20 the State convention were instructed 70
vote for delegates 10 the National llemo-
cratic Convention to favor David 3. Hlll 5
nomination for the Presidency OF the
-rffF7 States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Struck by q Train
-, r.,.rrnrn % - Renstsr.

SrrrrrxvuLr, o., February 5.-While
.,.ossi,,cr the track Of the Wheeling and
T-S[e Erie Railroad on horseback about
Ven l.-, miles below this city, Charles G..
SboTaiter. Of the firm Of ShOwalter *
Kamm. the Steubenville butchers, was
stTucs bv a train and fatally injured. The
horse was instantly killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Supreme Court Orders.

Cr,Rrvsrox, w. VA, February 5.-The
S,,nrene Court OF Appeals made the fol-
1oTIiny orders and adjourned until 10
o,clocl tomorrow morning; Merrett ct al
vS Hughes, Kanawha county, submitted
Rnffper Brrs. VS.. Walton Coal and Salt
ftomuapv. Kanawha county, partly heard; ;
ShafFer's commissioner VS.. Shuli, HamP-
sbira county, submitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
ChanlnIn Frer Dead.

ST. LOUIS. February 5.-Rev. Benjamin
st. James Frey, editor of the Central Chris
tian Advocate, organ Of the Methodist Fps
copal Church in the West, and one Of the
leading ministers of the denomination, died
to-day of erysipelas, following an attack of
the grip, after an illness OF five days. Dur
ing the war he served as chaplain oftne
SiXty-third Ohio infantry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Brakeman Has Both Arms Torn on
Conscious to the Last.

conscious 10 tlc AASN'
Special telegram 10 ths REGISTER.
FAIRNoNT, w. VA, February 3
Oliver c. Lemens, employed as brake
man in the Baltimore and Ohio yards
here, while az work near the ''G," fell
from his train at $50 o'clock tonight,
receiving injuries from which he died
at 1920 o'clock. Both arms were hor-
ribly torn of near the shoulders.
He was unmarried and about twenty
five years old. He bore his sufferings
manfu!Iy; called his fellow workmen TO
him and bade them all goodbye. He
was conscious up to the last minute, and
had telegrams sent to his friends. He
had been at work here some six weeks,
aud was a favorite with his companions.
His home is at HALEY Grove, where his
remains will be shipped tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
R.rbed wire Trust Dissolved.

P1rrsBURG. February 5.-The barb-wire
trost which composed all the barb wire
nlants Of the country, has been dissolved.
This statement was made tonight oy j. NJ:
Gates. Of Chicago, who was President OF
tho Coordination. 1t was formed year
AGO and represented millions Of capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06

Nzw YoEK, February 5.--Judge Mar.
.;ne in general sessions to-day dismissed
Ire indictments for misdemeanor found
sgalnst the editors OF the different daily
nerSpzpers of this city VINO published no
aetaiis Of the electrocutlon Of the murder
ers Wood. Smilsr, Slocum and Jugiro ~
Sing Sing On July :, ISL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
One Strike Settled.

PrrTsBURG, PA, February 5.-The strike
at Moorehead, Mclean * Co.'S iron and
steel works against the check system
has been settled and the strikers have re-
turned TO work. Concessions were made
on both sides. The plant is running in
Ind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
RIr Fire iu Maine.

PoRTLAyD, ME-, February e.-2 g. ma
serious confiagrstion is raging at Gornam,
ten miles from here. The high school and
adjoining buildings are gone and the fre is
stiIl spreading. This city has been called
upon FOR assistance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06
Another ODo Started.

PrrrsBURG. PA, February 5.-The "turn
down rollers" and blending furnace
hands" employed at the Continental tube
works struck to-day against piece work.
Two hundred men are out and the plant is
badly crippled