Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces OF TeIegraphic News In
Small Space.

Ever since the terrible dynamite explo-
sion of November last at the Commisariat
of Police in the Rue Des Bona Enfants,
near the Palais Royal, the Paris police
have been searching for the perpetrators OF
the outrage. Yesterday a man named Du-
pral and a woman named Desmasle were
arrested on suspicion Of having caused the
explosion.
At Pottsville, Pa, the employees OF the
Blackwood Colliery, operated by the Le-
high Valley Coal Company, have gone out
on a strike. About 800 men and boys are
affected by the strike.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg 70
La We ContempOrdfne, OF Paris. says that
Czarewitch and the Grand Duke Alexis
will start for America toward the end OF
May.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes: Reserve de-
crease. 81, ,S5g, 600; loans increase, S2,15i,-
600: specie decrease, t66.500; legal ten
ders increase, g.. .l33, 400: deposits increase,
$s2g, 200. Circulation decrease, H4,oOO
The banks now hold sll,072, $50 in excess
Of the requirements Of the % per cent
rule.
Two deaths from cholera have occurred
at the asylum for the insane at Quimper,
the capitol Of the Department Of Finistere
on the river Odel, France, ten miles from
the Atlantic and thirty-six miles from
Brest.
At CRANKY, Quebec, Ere has destroyed
the postoffice block, the telegraph and tele-
phone Offices and dwelling house. Loss,
$4,000.
There was an explosion supposed to
oave been caused by dynamite near
Moueda, Santiago. yesterday. The gov
ernment has given orders that none OF the
details shall be made pubic.
T. II. Neyins' White Lead Works on
Preble avenue. Allegheny, was partially
DESTROYED by fire at noon yesterday. Loss,
so. 900; fully insured.
The big wooden steamer G. S. Lock
wood, which left Milwaukee Thursday
night with cargo Of corn for Buffalo, Is
likely STUCK in the ice.
President Cleveland will divorce the In
dian Bureau from politics entirely, and
will probably appoint army officers as Ip-
dian agents where practicable. IL Is said
he will dwell at length upon the Indian
question in his message 70 Congress.
Hon. Thomas II. Dudley. Of Camden, N.
J., ex-Consul TO Liverpool, dropped dead
at the Broad street station, Philadelphia,
yesterday.
Mollie Nelson, the Ohio faster, com.
pleted her thirty days fast at the Eden
Musee in Pittsourg last night. When she
began she weighed 203 pounds. Her weight
tonight was l6s pounds. She was very
weak, but no serious results are appre-
hended.
Harry Davis signed FIVE years. lease
for the Grand Opera House at PittsnurR.
Mr.. Davis will not get possession uutil
July, 1894, aud under the agreement will
spend $4,000 on improvements. The an-
nual rental viii be <22,0
Captain John Schaeffer, an old steam
boat man, aud for twenty years United
States inspector OF steamboat boilers az St.
Louis, died yesterday OF kidney trouble,
aged 66 years.
The attorneys Of A z. Sutton. OF Louis
VILE. have decided 10 account for his pro-
dieious lying and erroneous figures on the
ground that be is and has been insane.
The defense, 50 common In modern TRIALS,
has the attraction Of novelty In TRIAL for
forgeKies.
7. 5. Harriss has accepted the Presi
of the Reading r. r., and Reading
aud Iron Co
telegram from Mr.. Blount
csiyed at the State Department "
Il was brief, recitinR that the mG
been returned 70 their quarters
tor. A full report ,s expected
Wsshinssen nsxt week z n7