Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-21
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New ORLEANS, La, December 20.-
James M. Bowling, late cashier OF the
mint here, was indicted for embezzlinR
$4,000 to-day by the federal grand jury.
ALLIANCE. o., December 20-Two hund.
red miners employed at the slope coal
mine of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Com
pany at SalineVille struck to-day against
10 pos cent reduction. Fifty day laborers
also quit rather than suffer 10 per cent.
reduction. This mine supplies the Cleve-
land and Pittsburg railroad with coal for
its engines.
COLUMBUS, o., December 20.-Reports
TO the Railroad Commissioner Of Ohio
completed to-day show that not one pas
senger was killed within the State during
the year ending November Is.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 20.-The
pure food bill introduced by Mr.. Hatch
Yesterday, was referred to the Agricul-
tural Committee, Of which he is chairman.
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury was laid before the House. The
Urgency Deficiency bill was then taken up.
PIrTsBURG, PA, December 2O.-Robert
Hines, a victim Of last nights railroad ac-
cident near Braddock died this morning.
All the others are doing well and will re-
cover.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December 20.-While
excaVating for the foundation Of house on
Boyle street, Allegheny, James Dixon. =
contractor, unearthed q crock containing
nearly $500 in gold. II is supposed TO have
been buried oy James Graham, an eccen-
trio old gentleman who died fifty years
ago.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December 2o.-The
Monongahela river coal miners strike set
for to-day has not yet taken place. Dis
patches up 10 noon from Monopgahela
City, Lock No. 4, and Elizabeth, report
everything quiet and the men all working
AZ the old rates.
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., December 20.-Ths
Kearsage has been ordered from New
York TO San Domingo 70 protect American
interest A disturbance Of some sort has
occurred there but its exact nature can not
be learned.
TOPEKA. KAN, December 20.~-Secretary
Of State Osborn refuses TO comply with
mail requests for messages Of the last two
governors. He bases the refusal on the
claim that they are Republican campaign
documents.
WAsHIyGTox, d. c., December 20.-An
agreement has been arrived ~ between the
committees Of the two houses Of Congress
by which an adjournment will be taken on
. Friday until Jauuary3.
NEW ORLEANS, ,Decem Der %. The Louis
lana rice mill burned to-day. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000. Fireman Hsuch was
killed by falling smokestack.
NEW ORLEANS. December 20.-The
grounds and arena buildings Of the Cres-
cent City Club were sold to-day 10 accord
auce with the order Of the civil sheriff for
$40. 600 TO the Southern Improvement Com
pany.
LITTLE Rock. ARK, December 20.-Dur-
ing a street fight At Judsonia, to-day, n.
p. Cleveland. prominent LAWYER, was
shot aud probably fatally wounded by
Town Marshal j. ~. Richards. The mar
shal is under arrest
I,oypoS. December 20-There have
been renewed gales along the coast Of the
British Isles and various casualties are
reported.
NEw ORLEANS, La, December 20.-Ip
the United States Circuit Court to-day the
Jury in the Italian case Of Monastery vs.
the city Of New Orleans returned q verdict
for the plaintiff for g 800. The Scahdi
case Is now being tried.
WnKssBARRE, Pa, December 20 "A fall
Of rock at the Lancline collery today In
stautly killed three mea named Peter
Clark. John Dombrosh and Michael
Sluosky.
COLUMBUS, o.. December 20--Reports 70
the Railroad Commissioner Of Ohio CON-
pleted today, show that not one passenger
was killed within the State during the
year ending November 10.
NEW CASTLE. Pa, December 20.--Fires
were lighted at the Shenango Valley glass
works this evening. Manager Knox states
that employment win be given % 800 man.