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9trbcit 1tno SoDu.
Ssampf swiidlen orsamiiirtsH sseIeufsn nno
tbren 6esuern in Californian. - Spet
Der RetbsiIiateu Observation-Disclosures
rem nm auocreu Sricti.

aampf swiid,cn orsamiiirtsH sseIentsn nno
fbren Geauern in Californian. - Snet
Der SetbeiIiatem aciDp;et.-ArbeiterWir
rem an anocren Srsen.
SOS Ingelos @al., 6. ytat--Soei
8eeouoo bot eeileru absno Elm Sulalllmen'
l1oB ;miihen ullnlous@" Il. gfldt."llWoHs'"
Wintroieu iIatt9eiunb.n. mobe. 5iusi pet|os
nen mrs yebeu tamen. Sn Geoouoo ile9t
Der Sd)oouer p9olpcrcu," Der MT "h'at-
un,onlitiideu" Otauoien bemannt l'f' oor
9nter. Die bortigeu uuulcnlItn1en" Ma=
troieu hatten per9eblde NnItreu9un9en ae'
madlt, Die yntDtuulouilttld)en" Seeleute
Don oem S9ooner meg su fr!eaen. als
Die ,lluoulilen" ueriudlteI, faS 6a1rieu9
III beitelaen, aab ole Semaunun9 oes EsP-
tereu ,me1 Saluen auI Die 4ugre,1er ab !;
be 9eBtereu erriber!eu oaS Ssuer, 5o9en
ild) panu ab,r sIriid. 0eute 1rnb putOe
ielt9elieut, DaB eiuer pen ben unldtullontlit'
idJenn 2euten eritpheu mcroen III; man Sog
Istue 9eide, Die iiber Soro geiallsn mar ans
Dem NaIier. Gud) Die yeldle ellIeS nunlolll'
StrIheu" Ntatroicu, Diid)ael Sllper, rpuroe
in einem Soote GefunDeN, 100 lte pon ecu
@euoieu oes @euauilten aus San Eeoro
wabrideulid) suriidaelaiieu moroen TT.
Golumbus, Ohio, 6. 9tai.--5n osm
.Stute Der @el6euItsuer per pFau hanole'
8ubn" 1T beute tetne aenOsrurg eln9stte'
ten. Die Sabnaeleaitait en9agtrt 10 ralN,
ais tbuuidl. ueue yeute, aber oa eS oielen
oil griahruu9 fehlt, 10 ge9t Die Arbe't IN
Den Qubuh6ten Tnugiam uno init >9roBen
Sd,uleriateitsu uor fid). Otan glaubt, o1B,
menn Ger Str,te r,dlt balS bei9eie9t mWo'
MmmtIit,e gSeidlenfeGer auf Der SITds
s.uild,eu Columbus ulr Fitsburg Ole Ar-
belt elniteIeu weroeH.
9uifulo, q. g., 6. Mai.-0er 9adlt+
,lluious "llrbeiter 3tuoolph SuSte Iullroe
beute .pi orgen auf benz s&ege nad) oeu 2o!i'
bofeu pou mebrereu plluions -"yeuteu Hoers
fauen uno lebensgsfdhrliA mlBbanOeItf neil
er iid) lueiserts, Der Organization Der sol3'
hofarbeiter beiiutreteH. ~.
Sonowa auoa, N..y.. 6. NIni. =
Die itrifenpeu 9ol;boiaybtiter haben cine
OtobenOe 9altnns anasHOmmsn unS iT9ain % II,
perbInOern. Ser Steriii bat 25 2tpftlsS
sum stuee BON gebsn MD Gt8eEt0ant auI@
Qeboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
SphmaHcr.

@incinnati, Sblo, 6. Na:.- Die
slusftjteu am geluifton- teerpotr iiuo lett
Sur;.m etwas bsfer seworpeu. 9as
gSalier iit nidt 10 idInea ausseitroult, oils
beIurdtet wuroe, ieoUd lit Die tlefer s.l.s.ue
llmsegenp INNER nod, bis 6uB tief iiber.
ifmemn1t. Neui6euIeben iinb nidIt per=
loren segauseu. Ourd, ben Oammbrud
bat fid Der ltiaml 6iuer ein gang neues
SluBbstt gebilDet uuD oabur1 mebrsrsu
Uarmbeiieeru beoeuteuOeu Shabeu ;u9e.
iiist. Das gSailer lit ielt seferH abenb nm
eiusn SuB sefallen, uno Sraut Mc@uloush,
elm Wtl1alieD Der StraBeubau @ommlilou,
bat ieet etne auSabl 2lrbeiter augeitelt, Die
ben Sru9 Onrt Sauoiade gu uerIopien
uerludea. 0ian hOfit, DaB es balp aellugeu
oes 9Saners ,oerr su perbeu.
Yorf. 10, 6. Diai.-9er Susauebans
10. Jtiuer usSrighisule, III 0ieiem ountp,
in ielt uorseffern irib 6uB eeiuesen. Seit
Dem Sabre 1888 bat oas 9Saiier uld]t 10 bod,
aeftanben. Sic SiiAerhauer uuterhaIb bes
2ammes ilnb bis aui ems iortserIien uno
ui.le ytsse NIT iortaeitlpemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
7SS WerwaIters Verfamf

&x& VertualfcresVertduf
ineytbp oueu uno BeacbrenSperthen 9au=
plGBen
an Der S5ariogS=l nahe Dem 5=
WeiIsnsSteiue uuo an oas Gtaentbum BON
Srn. SbarIce =. Wnore auarcnScno.
arait zines Sr!rets bes areisaerlttS flr 8altls
moresS ountp meroen bic rnterseitneten Iienitdg,
ben 8. No 500, 9lotmittass llhr, aui ofentlider
4uftion on Srt uno Stele pertauIcn
93 Mder 9auoes, ausaeieat in beaebrens=
tpertbc uno anSiebsnOe Siua=yiabe
bon ie o bic IL M6eru.
Die Sdrioros sSurnpifez Rcao .auit bireft burf oos
Goent5ltm. Oas sanb le9t it1on uno ebeH Elm 2beiI
baron peleniorlnig unb bod, uEo etEiges beitebt in
gpieicn, paileHo iur @5enuieSutlt.
Der peitlid pon Der 5urnplfe Ileeenee 3beiI bes
Gsent6unls 1T tbeilluele bepaloer bat gSobubaue,
Gsbau5 uno StalluHsen uno lit ebr paenb iir eiHen
Sanhiis.
@dne bes Gisenthuuts uTo poIe Gin5eInbstten I'M
Siireou Der luttionatoren.
geoiE9uH9eH: Elm Srittel hadr, Der He IN elm rro
spei Sabrsn nit 3inisn uHo Siher1eit, ober lilies
baar. Cine Insahlurs pon 500 Gni jebes @rnnbs
itiid nirb pom Sdujer an SerfauIstaee peraRat.
ySiutau. Eanitt, Serpater;
RattbctpS 4 SsirfiauS,
1O5.-.9.1O) 9tuttioHatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
80 Gemts leiifem cs!
Seite 1T Baltimore stuad1te &ieioer
inn @crthe bon 100000,
fletme gssden;ab bIunaen an aemou,msn
lit
Ssedt's nerlakttdbeu saeen,
Nr. 5f9 ano sci, eao.SroaS Suan.

Sa, so 9ents bonn Dolar peroen's ppllurnser.
sslf llRo IA 1dlredliher gerlegc1beit-Dir babeu
Sonlmettetoun9sitide iiir DidnRer unb 9na6en tpon
pen Salnen nid9t sn reocn) i'm 9Rerbe BON mcbr,
oenH 100000, ipelbesieioem 1. 9prt fir bic SonI=
nlertrddt I6aara tHbeH olteH; eioer bat bas rauhe
minferllde 9Setter oes lettss gonats Den @eddlten
limo uns idlllmm niitotiptet.
9ente 1ruD beatnHeno, peribleubern mir ale unere
Ietnlten, 5uIn Ssrfoufe fir $40 unb $25 gemdtten
aH5u9e tnr y IS, uHo iuir nebmeH motertltte ODER
ntonct!ttc SatIun9en an. 9tod mebr-ptr perlhleu@
pern buuoert felEer 9drspolener pom Sdhreiocr se%
monter In3lge, 5um SertouI iur $i5 9emadlt, su
Rur S1O-uno mir eemdhren SbEcn oeEielbeH @riot!
sic tauten allo S22s unb s25zSH;ii9e aus ben ee%
santeleH t'nportrtcn 9orieos, Saiinilren uno Che
ptots fir luit SIS; Sie foEnen $15z2lnSige tiir
$40 tanjen--nno beSabIen e nit serinsen Setrd9en
1eoe 2Sotc oeer Ytonat. ipie es ShneH haroith lit
Gb. Sas III oeHtlit geHug-uHo iolte etHe iold1e
Nolie Saufuii9er bierber briH9en, iuie lie in enem
aetoerssitdfe oieier Stant ME beiiamfnen aeiehtn
poreen lit; BENIN etipGs 9erartiges bat nod feIne
Sieloerhrmo 9cthdn-iIHo cs uire id1ee 3eit perses
ben, ehe 3ergleiden wieoer seitebt. llno bet Denz
ner anauaen bIetat man bamt nid;t iteben = oiele
Ser6leuoerun9 ie9t chen 10 gut prr bas ainoerilei7
cerzSepdrtemeHt - fie felt SbneH reaeinI6i9e 6=
uno $1zaHSise ju S3 Sur Serfisung-uno GGi Gre
ot; uKo chen 10 iest fie iiber Sdmenrode nEo Sa@
menanSise mo Elm balber Dollar ben Sienit eiues
9dnSen Dollars perrihtet; uHb mir aeben SameI io=
8p- 2ald]enHbren Hno Sd,nIudad,en 1nr perren
uno 0aineH sebcn ebenfall5 au @reoit tort uno init
'bneH uHisre @'arante, petbe aui Is Sarot Iautct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
Majors 0cment

tum ansbeiiern Don SorStuan, @Iasiofen, Tcers
ifauni, Saien, Suul anleimen Don Siuarozcueue.
Gpisen II. M. 10 nnb rs @ts. Sn allen apotbefeu.
lIetr. rs, ,Sogi0Nt-f)
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ifi felt uislsa Sabrsn beiOnOsrs ss'
i6att alsfiu mubltbuenhss @ittsl
iumnbl fir allr 6runii9en, tuie aius
ten RrantBsiteu Der Guftr0bre, mite
9nilfn, sdnupfen, Srun9itis uns
Afbun. Siele Sauienbe baben bic
mabltbatige @irfuus hieiss uni6atz
bur.n Yraparats erfabren, II. &sr3te,
tuie Gelebrts anerfennrn es iiberal,
=baB bi. gsfanStbsile, uelbe 5umeiit
Del 3ubercitung hisies Mitt.ls b.rs
tpenbet tuerben, ;u isnen geBGren,
mel6e fir ibre b,iliame Birtung in
fulGcn qualenosu Bsi@mrroen ;u-
meiit btfannt finh; gang defenders
iinb biesbs3iiglif Die Praparate bon
Snnis, 6nrebnuno (amnurn) unn
Sbrer an3uempfrBlen.
9as fino guar altmubiide, absr
birlcrprobte 6rilmittel fur brnn1is
tii6s SciGmsrOru, iie iteben bel aer5>
ten, ME bei'm @ulfe in pnpulariIem
Gebrau6 unb iinh nit anocren
uertbbOaen Sngreorn;iru 9emii9
berbunoen in
5ale's 5pnis 20" 5prebpunb
(Nnbprn) unb I6eer.
@arnnng! maH mns ii9 9't
o g1a9abmunsen in
G9t nebmen! Ssrs
laust 6ab.r aus'
bradli4 sales
9ontg bon
9orebotsno
(Mmoorm) uus
GDeer, u. nebmt
ia nidts Gnb.r.s on
bsfsu Stsqe.
Gum 0erfauf bel &pptbeferu nnS
bet alIen Wcni3iubanolsru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
Grtrunfen.

9alifar, N.-S., 6. Wiai. - @apitdn
NuHroe Srulns, Der On Der sauien uoro-
6itIi1eu Siiite wohlb:fauut mar. neil er ben
@isbootbienit spil1eu Briuce Gomaros'Ss
LAMB uub ben. 6etlauoe fetete, uuo orei ans
bere Widuuer ertranfen seiteru su Seu's
4ulut, 8ap 2rapers, our1 llmihlaseu ei.
Hes YOotes. &le auDeren Grtrunfenen
illb Srplns'S Sohu, elm Niann, Aam.gs
dc GoualO, unG @luer, Hamens Mepers. n
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~ Ierw tiers Q rfauf
tnWH -btS-
1G.ss-- --arunosinsf fteiem 1iaemtbums I.. 707,


XsAaruuo osinsf freicn 1igcntbumS Vs. 507,
it=Yratt=. nabe Der Venniira6c.
9raft eHes Sefretes oes Sreis 9eridltes Der
Stabt Baltimore perfauit Der unterSeitjnete 8erz
ndlter auf ofie1tiler Mutton Srt uno Stele am
9pnnerftaa cen IS. 0toi S93, a lbr 9tahntta9s,
oIes oas III Der Stapt Baltimore 9cleaeEe fpte foat
beidlriebene G5runoeisentuum: beslEnt an Der Sa6z
ieits Der Brattitrase 54 i5uB unb l 3on uefih pon
Der SiibDei=9de Der Erati= unb erritraBe uEo duft
bann weitlid ar Der 9'rattitraBe 3 6uB uno Sol;
oann IiinIid) $50 SuG sur 3operiroBe; oonn oIflib
an Der 9ousrftrase IS iSu6 uno 6 3o9 uno oaHI
noroIib 130 isuB sum aHjnngspnntte. Sas Sl9eHz
tbum 1T nit einem oreiitp 6r9eu Siegelftctncrnen
Nobnbaus uno &apen bebaut, bdt eiHen Stau i'm
SintersrunSe uHo if ais gr. 7o7, 0eitz9rottitra6e,
befannt.
9Sertoufs6eoiu9unsen: Elm SritteI in Saar, Der
Heit in ictls uno Suoif DoHdteH mil 5inlcH uno
Siher6ei sur 3ufreoenbeit bes SerDalters, cher bGs
@ausc in Saar, iucnu cs oem Sdufer beIiebt. Cine
SinterIesun9 pon $3.50 aui oas @runbitiid lit am
8ertuuista9e ,riorberlid.
IS. Z. Z. Comb, Sernalter;
@m,. SccmiiIer 6 Gpmp., IuftioHatoreH.
(100,3,6,9,l2,5,7,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-08
0cmf'S
Ofltuhe,
Mufttons@ @Wm;ciqen.
fA WernaItert ag3trfauf
E;l ocS
tperthooueM @chnbauieS Wr. 1918, Git:

N:i ncs
tpertbpourn NSpbnbauieS Rr. 1918, Cts
@aItim ore=Stra6e.
Srait zines Oeirets bes areis9erid)ts Der Staot
Baltimore fpirb Der untcrSeidnete 8erlpdter Witt
tu Oh. ben 10. Oiat 1898. ytadmittaas ugr, anT
0fientIid,er Nuttion an Srt uno Stene oas aanse
@ruuoitiid in Der tabt Baltimore, 9eleaen on Der
Iorbieitc Der Saltimoreirase in einer @ntierHuns
% 6us fusftli1 Don Der gsaibinstonitress oaHn
Sa!timoreitrafe unb elmer sleidnldsis,n norbIiden
2isie pom 100 6IS bis Su eiHsr 6us brete1 alep,
rertouen. grlnosins $500. 9ebant nit einem
breit0tilen sieseIfteinerneu SunnBaGs nit
,SinterseblIoe.
Beotnsungcn: Elm SrtteI 6aar, Der Jteft in feds
uno Spolf NioRaten; Die aui9eihobenen .3ablunaen
fiHb pom Sertauistase an au periiHieH nno mliieH
burdt ,ur i3uIreben6eit bes SerpoIiers inboliirte
g8etia oss Sduiers seiidert ieiH. Cine 4nSabIuns
BON 500 lit sur .3elt oes 8erfdnIs erforoerlid.
Senrg SdImitI, 8erlualter;
Sarriugtpu Il SdlmiB, a1iuilte,
gtr. 40, Sitz2erinqtonira6e;
jaHIor SC Sreamcr- auttIoHatoren.
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gln8Ios9ttnerifaniid)er
Spars uno Seths . eretn
BON Tew.Yorf.
siutor ifirtes 9ap,tai..-.- -....sSO,0OO,O00.
Smed - Cooperation non Sor9ern uno 9arleih:rr
ilr ibreu ses.nieitiaen y'usen. iobas Sparer
Heircr Suurnlen in eleit)em 8erhdltHiiie nit Saz
pitaliten 9roiit erneieH.
Iufbeile sipei 4IaiieH: monatldle .SGhlunaen uno
gSoraus;abluneeI. WouatsS SahluHs 81 auinabuez
eSebihr uao 60 Cts. monatif. Boraussabluns
een s65 anseIeet auf bic 3iHien gu groSeHt
idbrIid, haibiGbriif bt5ablt fperoe1. Seoe 4ns
tbeiIilaIie lit bel 800 ianis.
Std1erueft-ber Staatsaufitdht unterlporfeH. adptz
taonlaaeH in bebautcm 9runobeil5 geaen
erite SppothefeH su bohitens 90 9roseHt oes
tarirteu Saariuerfhes. SarIehsn erbaItc1 MIR
DfiteIieocr @ae Notwithstanding unterlitsen
ber aiiiidt Der Srtsz3irsitorsn.
Yuru6,;ebuua BON .in,beiIeu.-4 -4Htbeile fouu en-
Al iraenb elmer Seit nab hreisiatdsiser Slnois
auna Suriidee5oaen neroeI, ben gtebeRiatuten oes
gereins uHieriUorfen.
9irettoreu inr ote 9taot Baltimore:
SSr. ism. 8. Stu, Or. Sba$. W. IA 6fon,
Brdiioeut; 8ice=SrdUoent;
sr. eemmor siribeao, or. Spenrp rs. Sor,
gdrator; Anipalt;
Or. Robt. g. Srauet. Or. @iuiam Werrifen,
Or. Sobn Rronmiaer.
Sauiel s. 9opueg, Gjener1l>4qent,
SIR. 3O3, Law-Building, Baltimore.
(Ufoi5 L 2Ulte)
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Ser ScutIde Correspondent,

Gdqlih, fu0dlentIih uno Sonntass,
q. Raiuc, Giecntbimer uuo 5seoafsenr
(stadioIssr BON s. 8aine),
Glbueaz@6, Saltimore.strasc uno RoitzS SIfce z9pc
greis bestdsIidien pIattes, ourh Srdssr beiorsi.
12k Cts; f6aIi6e uro Gcuttta ao= =stuo sabe Is
gerfs pro gIoe ,ohhor Die Sas YIatt heioreeaoea
3rdaer-gdalitil Es6f Gonnta as sslasa aabe unter
=8ornuebesat!nn9 $50 pro Sabr, fir sir5cre
NIT Gountagshatt porioirei. nit GbSus iilr GlIbs;
81 so pro siG1r. irseno einem Srtt ots SIilor=
pro Sa6r.-0ns bette uno bilisite oeItidle Slatt
In ben 9dttels uro Sio!oG.en.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
THE Y. NC. A. CONVENTION.
Ohacers Elected and other Business of Inn
portance Transacted,

INDTNAPoLIs, IND, May 10.-The biennial
convention OF the Y. NJ. Q. a. was called
TO order shortly before noon to-day y ~ -
erts ParA lChdrch. The session was devot-
ed chiefly to the election Of officers and gen.
eral organization.
One of the principal things to be consid-
cred at this meeting is TO hear the report OF
internal committee which touched the dtt-
ferent secretaries reports Of the work done
everywhere on this continent for the past
two years This report Will contain rec
concentrations which will be referred 10
regular standing committee, to be appoint
ed by the next President, whose report
upon this report will constitute the most
important work OF the convention.
The report Of the Nominating Committee
was as follows:
President. G.. n. Pierce, Dayton, Ohio;
First Vice President l.. H. Packard, Mon
treal; Second Vice President, r. A. Orr,
Pittsburg Other Vice Presidents are Ira
j. Chase, Ex-Governor Of Indiana; Francis
Bachelor, Boston; w. Woods White, At
lanta; r. w. Clifford, Grand Forks, North
Dakota; G. Z. Orchard, Tacoma, Wash
ingtOn.
The report Of the Nominating Committee
was accepted unanimously, and it was al
lowed until this evening to nominate the
other officers.
Reports were submitted giving sum-
mary statement of work done since the
Kansas City convention ia 1891. The in
crease along the line is most encouraging,
both in new members and financially
They are now possessed OF q total property
10 the amount of over $l4, 100000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11


will have been attained. This question
of smaller banks nearer the people IS
not small one however much
THE LARGE MONEY CENTRES
may decry it. The views which are
given are my own and neither the Re-
publican party nor any faction In 1t can
be held responsible for them.
"As the Republican party is the only
one that has ever been able to leglslate
successfully for the protection OF Amer
lean labor, has the time not come for IL
to consider whether IL cannot do so still
for the benefit Of the business welfare
and social life of the great masses.
"The League Clubs could find no
more interesting or profitable question
to discuss or investigate than the coop
erative system. Factories OF all klnds,
farms, railroads, banks are testing II
and find increased profits to themselves
as we'll as larger rewards to their en-
poyes. Arbitration and conclllatlon
should be used. Another theme Tor
discussion Is the growing question OF
better roads in America and still anoth-
er the political rights Of women. No
subject could be more interesting than
this.
LET us make a door so open and so
wide that every voter may come In
Let us strike down and repudlate any
aristocracy or action or prejudice OF
action as was shown in the course OF
social-political club in New York a lew
weeks ago In refusing admission TO a
splendid young American because OF
race or religious prejudice, 1 hope to
see this con vention, while standing
braveIy for the spirit of Americanism
in all It's factions and ambitions, dis
own that act and denOunce it as being
unworthy of this country and OF the
Republican party. Make the gates OF
the Republican party wide enough Tor
Republican victory"
1t took over an hour for PRESIDE Clark
son to complete his address. Tue closest
attention was given him throughout ana al
frequent intervals he was loudly applaud
ed.
When the applause, following President
Clarkson's address, had subsidized 1T was
announced that each delegation would be
allowed one representative on each OF the
several committees.
Chairman Tiffany, of the Committee on
League Work, told progress made by the
League during the last year, and made sug-
gestons for advancing the cause III was
announced that the delegates might attend
the Kentucky Derby.
A resolution proposing woman's suffrage
was presented by DR.. H. F. BLACKWELL, OF
Bostar 1t was loudly cheered and referred
to the Committee on Resolutions.
The meeting then adjourned till a. m.
70,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
TIE ONO MINERS srRIKE.
Two FruitIess Conferences Held Yes
terday-AnOther Meeting for To-Day.
s.-,.l ysis,rY-. IN M RsCfs,s-

Two FruitIess Conferences Held Yes
terday-Another Meeting for To-Day.
Spec,o Tslsorara % tas REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., May 10.-The miners
and mine operators Of Ohio have not
yet settled the strike questions. There
was a Joint conference this morning
lasting until noon and another at 4 p.
NJ, at neither OF which an agreement
was reached. The miners OF the Jack
son district are stubbornly demanding
an increase of Is cents per ton, and the
question Of machine mining is again
looming up as an important feature OF
the controversy. Tonight the miners are
In executive session preparing for an
other Joint conference with the opera
tors tomorrow. The operators are be-
coming disguised and number have
left the city. The prospects for speedy
settlement are not good.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 10.-The Indi
ana bituminOus miners and operators came
tOan agreement here to-day, alter week
Of negotiations, and there will be no strike
The scale as signed is the same as last
year-7O cents per ton, and payday is TO DO
every two weeks. Both Of these are de-
feats for the miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Cincinnati, Pittsburg made IL three
straight victories, winning on errors by
Latham and Caruthers. Attendance.
1900; Cincinnati 3. Pittsburg 5: errors, :
and 2: hits, and 9; pitchers, Dwyer and
Gastrignt; umpire, Emslie.
At Brooklyn, the Brooklyns were not
sanguine Of winning three straight from
New York. but they got the third Dy
small margin. Attendance, 300: New
York 6. Brooklyn Z; earned, 4 and 3; err
rors, 5 and 2; hits. IL and Z: pitchers, Ru-
STA and Lowell; umpire, Gahney.
At Louisville, no game was played De-
tween Cleveland and Louisyills on account
OF wet grounds.
AT Baltimore, tho Philadelphia team
broke their string Of hard luck Dy defeat
ing the Baltimores. Baltimore 2. Pnila-
delphia Q; errors, 2 each; bits, Is and a.;
pitchers, Baker and Csrsey; umpire,
Hurst.
At Washington, Washington defeated
! Boston again by superior ali round play
ing. Attendance, 1900. Washington 10,
Boston g: earned, Z and 9; errors, and 3;
hits. ~ each pitchers. Duryea and Stivetts;
umpire, Snyder.
At St. Louis, the feature OF the game
was the batting Of the Browns. Dahlen
was hit in the eye by battep ball during
the preliminary practicing Of the Chicsgos
and severely injured. St. Louis "a. Chicago
2: earned, 8 and / (: errors, and 8: hits. II
and s.: pitchers. Hawley and McGiIli
umpire, McQuaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Telegrsphic news in
Small Space.

Small Space.
The cholera is increasing in Tobolsk, the
westerly government Of Siberia, and group
of medical students who were completing
their curriculum at St. Petersburg, has
been despatched 10 reinforce the Siberian
physicians and assist them in dealing with
the pestilence.
The House of Commons in committee on
the Irish Home Rule bill rejected the mo-
ton of T. w. Russell, Liberal Unionist
member for South Tyrone 70 the effect
that the portion Of the bill providing for a
second chamber Of the Irish Legislature
be eliminated.
Captain Edward William Dunlo Croker
of the Nincty-third Highlanders died al
the English military eucampment near the
Worlds Fair yesterday morning. His de-
mise was caused by fall received last
Monday. Captain Croker was cousin OF
the Earl Of Clancsrty. He viii be Inferred
in Chicago.
DIR. Smith. Edwin Booths physician,
called two other physicirns in consultation
last night aud issued a bulletin that rapid
or complete recovery are doubtful
Booths condition is believed 70 be critical.
Yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Ridge,
q a young negro assaulted a daughter
Of Capt. James Wham, while on her way
from school. Being met with desperate
resistance the negro fed. He returned,
was identified by the girl and was hung in
the presence Of several hundred citizens
The National TrottiHg Association
Board of Review has refused TO reinstate
the stallion Alcryon-
In the whisky Trust investigation al
Springfield. Ill, yesterday, evidence va.
given showing that the Trust controlled "
per cent Of all tie distiileries; that buy
ers were compelled to deal with IL, and
that the Trusts president gave money FOL
political campaigns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
The KENTUCKY DERBI.
Lookout Won BY Three Lengths ana
Could Have Made 1t More-Th:rty Ihous-
and People Present..

and People Present..
LOUISVILLE. KY, May lO-Thirty thous-
ana people saw the Kentucky Derby OF
1898 won by Lookout the fleet son OF
Troubador. at Churchill Downs this after
noon. A finer dav never smiled upon the
DERBY, which, 70 Kentucky, Is me greatest
festival on the calendar.
Tue attendance was one OF the largest
in the history OF the Jockey Clue. Inc
grand stand and club house were bouquets
Of crinoline and big hats, for the bellies OF
Kentpcxv were there. The Republican
brethren we're out in full force, and il they
PLAYED all the favorites the Democrats Will
have TO help them out Of town.
After a breakaway and some delay at
the post, Starter Pettingin dropped the
flag with Lookout in the lead, Llnger sec
ond Buck Mccain third, Plutos fourth,
Boundless fifth, and Mirage last. Look
out at once went into the lead by three
lengths ana maintained his advantage clear
20 the end under pull, winning as ne
pleased with lots TO spare Not a single
favorite outside the Derby was first.
Summary:
First race, six furlOngs, Glen Boy won;
time :l71f.
Second race. five furlongs, Cedar Brook
won time ] :04.
Third race, the Kentucky Derby for 3
wear colts and fllies (foals Of 1890 800 en-
trance, half forfeit; $40 if declared on or
before May lst, 1892; so If delared on or
before May lst, 1898, money to accompany
declarations, with $1,000 added, Of which
800 to second and $50 to third; fourth TO
save stake. Closed with forty nomina-
lions. One mile and half. Lookout first
by three lengths; Plutus second, BoundleSs
third, Buck Mccain fourth; time 2:294:
Fourth race, three-fOurths mile, White
Nose won: time :l64.
Fifth race, four and one half furlongs,
Peytonla won; time IS.