davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-24

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8etbruoer ~l1n9laublicbes ausbalten.
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Wiseomiin GcntraI=stntem.
CHICAGO & A~lIgN-UNI0N PASSENGER STETI0N.
canal street, between Madison and Adams SITS,
Ticket Office. 1o5 South ClsrL $500 se9
@nnnrtdJ Dntnuter.

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rnb 403@414 per Wfat.
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tcrmin 25B04.
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1873.
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2luf Ummeoen.

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& So. aus gSien gu &au imam
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Muiter." CSt. 49,
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Gan 8ranciScO'er Nbeberftrma 0oobaQ,
Berftn'S & So, unb elmer Der leitenoen
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o0s GOuperncurSamt bcfleiocte, taft gqn5licb
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marb er itb nacb }.blauf BON Stonforo'5
eritem 3ermin I'M beieu SiB I'M 8unbes
Senat, 3og aber ben &ir3eren. BerttnS lit
8Ipar tein 8roBes Gi4t, o6er Elm Dimorter"
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StdottIbes.

= SIN ben 6anoeu bes MaDprs, 6es
Counties Der 6anbelsfammer uno 6es
6euermari6als Spenie %bcfinben iicb ettpas
iber $4,000 fir bic Samtlien Der perz
u18litften Seucrtpcbrleute. Die Summe,
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oob m0gen ettpa 800, 900 bis iebt 3uz
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3ieber,
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bteler Gage tptdOer 0urb einen Streic5 be-
ptele11, Der tbptsum eth 6aar cine Qlntlage
, 1893-07-24

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Union StoG garDs, "a. 8

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9rciic felt.
, 1893-07-24
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2l9O 95yt9tt.. Union 4oIo9ier=S Citation: GonaIz aoams=
lluo Wtu0iiou=Str.
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, 1893-07-24

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, 1893-07-24

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Neltral, 9pton iiEO MIbalM: Eiiembahmel.
, 1893-07-24

CHICAGO GREAT. WESTERN RY. co. Srune
" Central Station. Siftb Ape. unb 9arriIou StraBe
Gtabt-Office an @larf IuO SadIou Cir. Cgbenlr 9log,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10

LONDON, April O,-The steamships
Montebe!lo and Romeo put out from
the Hull docks last night and anchored
in tho roads 90 as to be able to take
aboard their crews ut u safe distance
from tho rioters Two companies OF
draggoons armed with lances formed on
both sides OF tho crews about two
hours later and escorted them to the
tenders. The police, who had been
called out in full force, tried to keep the
mob back, but the strikers broke
through the lines repeatedly and began
stonlng the soldiers and sailors, The
police swung their clubs right and left,
cracking heads and battering fHceS.
When tho rioters crowded up in front
OF the crews so as to stop theirprogress,
the dragons beat them back with the
butts OF their lances.
Several policemen and Dragons were
injured with stones thrown by tho
rioters and about dozen strikers were
carried from the scene OF conflict by
their comrades, AT the docks the crews
wero placed on tho tenders and pro-
coded to the Montebello and Romeo.
Both steamships sailed this morning.
A gun.boat arrived to-day ut Huh and
anchored in the roads, Ano her is OK
pected to arrive tonight. 1t is hoped
that the presence of tho gun.boats will
awe the strikers sufficiently 10 prevent
further violence.
At all events the marines will be
efficient reintorcements for the military
already ut Hull in case of emergency.
A large but orderly meeting OF the
strikers was held this afternoon. Ben
Tillet and Joseph Havolock Wilson,
labor member OF parliament for Mid
dlesborough, made the principal ad-
dresses. Both exhorted the men to
hold fast to til cir present position, and
Mr.. Wilson proclaimed the intention to
produce general strike. The dockers
at Grimsby, fifteen miles southeast OF
Hull, resolved at u meeting this after
noon to handle no freight for Hull
ships which might 90 to Grimsby to be
loaded, The resolution was almost un.
opposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
Tho snntn Ite Road.

TOPEKA, KAs., April 9.-Thcre were
no developments in tho strike OF loco
motive shopmen Of the Santa Fo Rail
road to-day and the seriousness Of it
cannot even be approximated before
tomorrow.
The strikers are 10th to give out tho
particulars Of their grievances and
those OF them who know the exact
terms OF tho proposition submitted by
tho grievance committee to the com.
pany admit there is little il any differ
onces so lar rs wages are concerned.
A large number Of applications for
positions were received to-day from
mon desirous Of filling tho strikers
places. None OF these have been acted
upon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
no coNsunArE ArrACKrp,

But American Students nrc Assaulted and
n Serious Riot Follows.
New YoRK, April 0-Tho HsruldS
Valparaiso correspondent gRys;
~ have made an investigation into
tho report that an American consulate
In Peru had been attacked by mob, for
which nm apology had boon demanded
BY the United States. have not been
able to find that any consulate in Poru
had boon invaded, but incidents con.
noCtod with tho reported saclting led
mo to believe the outrage took place In
Lapns, Bolivia.
This row occurred on March 27. A
party Of American students who were
on their way to tho Chicago fair At.
tended tho funeral OF Senor Caredolo, Il
Chilean merchant OF l.aPnz The
funeral services wOro held In the
Masonic temple. This Cnraged tho
anti.MnsonIc populace who attacked
the building. The mob then Sot build
ing OH fro aud It was burned to the
ground. During tho riot several per.
sons were injured. There was no nt.
tack upon OF demonstration OF any
kind against the American consulate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10

New YoRE, April 9,-The failure OF
tho conference of delegates from tho
STATE boards OF health, which has just
finished its session in this city to recog-
nizo tho national government Rs factor
in enforcing quarantine regulations has
left many OF the members in an I'M.
happy frame OF mind. The proposition
to place a portion OF the inspection SER
vice between state limos under the
United States marine hospital service
failed OF adoption, tho disappointed
ones say, because there was no time to
make the fight for it against compara'
lively small portion OF the conference
which opposed 1t,
In an interview. Dr., II. B. Baker, OF
Michigan, treasurer OF the national or
ganization. said; Secretary Carlisle
will be asked 10 appoint n commission
to visit.the European countries from
which cholera seems most likely to be
imported to ascertain what are the con-
ditions there and what Is the apparent
danger to this coutry from 1t.
"We want q bar against infectious
disease drawn from the Canada line to
d point far enough south to include the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. We want
an inspection service on every trans
portation line, and we have it estab.
lished for considerable portion Of tho
distance. 1t begins at the sault Ste
Marie, and extends as far south as De-
troit."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
WE DON'T WANT THEM,
but the Objectionable Immigrants Are
Coming by Wny of Canada.

but the Objectionable Immigrants Are
Coming by Way of Canada.
LONDON, April 9.-Complaints by
agents and shipping companies of u
falling off in emigration to the United
States arc to some extent borne out by
official statistics issued yesterday.
These figures show that, despite quar-
antine regulations at New York, and
other drawbacks, the emigrants OF
British origin who left this country
during March numbered 1852, IN in.
crease OF over 1000 compared with the
corresponding month last year; but, on
the other hand, there was decrease Of
4,273 in, the number OF foreigners
shipped at British ports, the figures be.
ing II ,496 in March, 1892, and 1928 last
month.
There is a very suspicious increase,
however, in the emigration OF foreign
era to Canada, the number last month
being 3,45S, compared with 1889 in
March, 1892 This certainly cannot be
accounted for by any additional attrac-
tions offered by tho Dominion, The
strong presumption therefore is that
thousands OF the most undesirable
class OF emigrants are evading Ameri-
can regulations every month by enter
ing the United States via Canada.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
Jcr pnyls, BODY.

RICHMOND, Va, April 0.-Tho OK.
ecutiyc committee OF Ice camp, in
charge Of arrangements for tho removal
Of tho remains OF Jefferson Davis from
New Orleans to this city, has completed
tho details OF tho programme. Con.
John i. Gordon, Of Georgia, will be
chief marshal and Gov. Philip W. Nc.
Kinney, OF Virginia, chairman OF the
committee on invitations and reception.
Tho commanders OF nil Confederate
camps Of this state arc 10 bo members
Of this committee. Tho cortoge will
leave New Orleans April rs, and will
reach this city on tht evening OF the
3Oth. Tho caskot will bc borno 10 tho
state capitol, which will be approprl.
aloly decorated and where u guard Of
honor from Lee Camp and Pickett
Camp Of Confederate Veterans will
watch II during tho night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
THE TAILoRs' STRIKE
Vt steubonvIlle St II Unssttled-sumner
GlAss Works Close Down.


Glass Works Close Down.
Special Dispatch 10 ls IRIsAigeRosr
sEEuRENvELLE, O., April 9,-To-mor'
row begins the second week OF the
,ailors' strike, They went out one week
ago, eighty in number, because the
merchant tailors refused to sign tho
scale which asked for a slight advance
IN making several articles.
Thursday night at conference at
tended by one merchant tailor, the rep
resentatives OF the tailors' union, glass
workers. union and typographical
union, tho scale was graded down, leav-
ing the prices same as last year, BY
Saturday night only one merchant tai
lor had signed, and the chances are
good for Il long lock out, as the mer-
chant t0ilors are sending goods out OF
the city to be made up, The labor
unions are takinga hand in the fight,
and by placing q practical boycott on
tho tailors hope to force them to sign.
Tomorrow the Sumner Glass Com
pany, which has been conducted as a
cooperative company since January
will pull their fires unless the business
men tender their financial assistance TO
be used as working capital.
They are not in debt and have $4,000
worth, OF finished ware on hands. but
lack money for working capital. Hence
their indefinite suspension. The men
were paid of yesterday and many are
seeRiGg positioM elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
chilean Cabinet Crisis.

VALPARAISO, April G-Mombers OF
the Chilean cabinet have resigned.
President Mont has declined to accept
their designations before consulting
with the presidents OF the enato and
chamber Of deputies. The trouble was
caused by Senior Pinto, minister OF war,
who desired to proclaim Santiago in q
stnte OF siege on account of disorders
among tho people. A gnnrd has been
formed, under the command of General
Korner and others, to maintain order
in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
THE HEALTH BOARDS
Adjourn Without Recognizing tho
Government as a Factor in
PROPOSED CHOLERA QUARANTINE.

a Difference of Opinion Among the
Doctors--Dr Baker Tells What the
Intention Is-An Inspection Service
Witch WIN Extend Clear Along the
Canadian Border and as Far South
as tho Baltimore q Ohio Railroad,
The Disease Must BE Kept Out of
the Country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10

CmLLlooTHE, O., April 9.-The terri
bly, high winds that prevailed Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday, famed the
flames Of very destructive forest fires
throughout tho hill lands Nt Ross
Highland, Pike and Athens counties.
Fortunately no lives are reported lost,
and the great destruction was confined
to the timber lands hundreds Of thou.
sands OF dollars worth of the young
and growing timber being utterly
ruined. The gale had expended itself
by Saturday noon and the grateful rain
earnestly prayed for by the suffering,
foil Saturday night, quenching the
flames and clearing the air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
Evidcnca of u Triple Murder.
ioI DisnnL.h IN ths LlLel,k1rncsr.

Special Dispatth 70 he InteLtqcHceF.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va April o.-The
bodies of three unknown persons werc
found in the upper part Of the Big
Sandy river. near Williamson, Logan
county to-day. They had been in the
water for some time apparently aud
from appearances would indicate that a
murder has been committed, as the
man found showed evidences Of foul
play, and the others were the bodies Of
woman and child. Their identity has
not yet been established, but they are
supposed to be people who have been
living up in Pike county, Kentucky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
BENEFITS REPORT
A veriflcntion of the Press Reports Form.
Crly Sent,

A verlnCntion of the Press Reports Form.
orly Sent.
PARIS, TEX, April 0.-Agent Benefits
report to Secretary Hoke Smith. was
received here with great interest. 1t
was no surprise to those familiar with
tho situation in the Choctaw nation.
1t was verifcation OF what had been
previously detailed in these dispatches
from day to day, only it was much
more strongly stated.
Tho report has proven q bomb in the
camp Of tho militia, who have insisted
that tho government could not inter-
fere, and II it did 1t would sustain Gov
ernor Jones. Locko's friends fee that
no Is fully vindicated and arc anxiously
awaiting tho arrival Of the troops.
They say they can then return to their
business, which they havo been driven
from for several weeks, without fear Of
molestNtion, and with some assurance
Of protection,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
AMEnIoAN TRACT SOCIETY,
The Washington MectIng-The Great
Work OF tho Organization,

The Washington Mooting-The Great
Work orthc Organization.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April o.-The
Washington meeting ofthe sixty-eighth
anniversary OF the American tract
society was held tonight in the Luther
Place Memorial church, Rev. ]. G.
Butler, D, D., pastor Ex-Justice Wm,
Strong, president Of the society,
presided,
The missionary secretary, Rev. Will
liam Rice, d. d., gave a synopsls OF the
annual report, calling attention TO tho
soclety's work to provide a depository
Of evangelical, non-sectarlan literature
in the various languages OF the world.
This includes over l2,400 distinct publi'
cations in l50 languages, Of these, IN
sixty.eight years, 3O,000000 volumes
have been circulated, besides more
more than 4l5,000,0OO tracts aud 220,-
100000 copies OF periodicals, A system
of gratuitous distribution OF its litera.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April o.-The
senate has practically concluded Its
Iabors, and is now waiting for an inti-
nation from the President to bring the
extraordinary congress to u close. All
ideas OF passing upon the questions
involved in the appointment OF the
three senator's from the northwestern
states has been abandoned aud that
matter will be left for disposal at the
next session. Til" reasons for this
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course are;
l. That many senator's arc still un-
decided how to vote upon the PROPOSE
tions involved.
2. Many others desire to address q
full senate; and,
5. Tho final and conclusive reason
that there is not voting quorum IN the
city at present.
1t ls said that about Tuesday the sem
ate will appoint committee TO wait
upon the President and ask whether he
has further business to lay before the
body. 1t is assumed by the senators
generally that the only really important
matter that remains TO be communi-
Gated is the nomination OF the court oil
appeals OF tho District OF Columbia, for
unless the court is filled before the ad-
journment there is likely TO be u dead
lock in the district judicial business.
Although the impression prevails that
nearly all OF the foreign missions have
been filed the records disclose the tact
that no nominations have yet been
made TO twenty Of these important
places. The list Is:
Argentine Republic. Bolivia, Brazil,
China, Colombia, Ecuador, Hayti,
Hawaii, Italy. Russia, Corea, Liberia,
Paraguay and Uruguay, Persia, Portu:
gal. San Domingo, siam, Sweden and
Norway, Turkey and Venezuela.
Most important OF these is perhaps,
Russia, and it is surmised in some quar-
ters that the delay in making change
there arises from q desire to await the
possible action OF the Russian govern
ment raising the grade OF its Washing.
ton mission TO an embassy, which will
admit Of the nomination OF another
ambassador by tho President in that
case.
But in majority Of these cases there
is no good reason why the places cannot
be filled by appointment subject to
confirmation when the senate meets
again mex: session, and therefore tho
impression prevails at the capital, that
the present session will adjourn some
time this week.