Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-22
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic news In
Small Space.


The long fought lock out which the New
York clothing manufacturers began against
their cutters, has been practically settled
and work will be resumed at once.
II is stated on good authority in Youngs-
| town. o.. that the New York syndicate S
deal for the Mahoning Valley iron indus
tries for $l2. 100000 will not go through, as
the New York syndicate want the present
owners TO retain the bulk Of the stock, and
this they refuse 10 do. They say they Will
keep il all or none.
At Milwaukee the bodies Of two Of the
victims of the tunnel crib horror were
picked up on the beach early yesterday
morning. The steamer Burroughs went 10
the crib and secured ten bodies, making
twelve bodies that have been recovered
thus far. Foreman Barber, Of the tunnel
construction gang, now says that there
were fifteen men in the crib when IL was
overwhelmed.
The Pennsylvania Steel Company at
Philadelphia has gone into the hands OF
receiver. Liabilities 100000; assets
IS. 100000.
Secretary Gresham has received re-
port from Commissioner Blount OF his
| action In Honolulu, but states that ne mas
nothing to give out about it.
The prospect of a speedy settlement OF
the Hull lockers strike is vanishing. The
men are expected 10 reject all the propo-
sails for a compromise. The ship owners
| federation will warn the strikers tnat
their places will be filed with non-union
men,.
Scientists predict that the shocks OF
Earthquake at Zante will continue until
volcanic eruption, probably OF submarine
character will occur, and AFFORD reliei 10
the forces which cause the seismic disturb
ance.
The New York Her1ld's Berlin cable says
Prince Bismarck Is seriously III at Fried
richsruhe.
serious riot occurred at Morrillton,
Ark, last night, and moo OF negroes tooK
possession of the town. There was consid-
cradle fighting, and that the snerin was
killed and others wounded.
The builders and contractors OF Buhalo.
| n. Y, are uneasy over the discomfort
There is going TO be a general strike OF tue
building trades unless the demands OF tne
plasterers. bricklayers and stonemasons are
granted.
The Committee on Territories will begin
the investiQation OF the condition Of the
| four Territories now knocking for admis-
sion 10 the sisterhood OF States, early In
June. Chairman Faulkner has not yet
made his selection Of the subcommittee.
A receiver for the Maryland Steel Com
panv was appointed yesterday by Judge
| Wicks. F. w. Wood, President OF the
company, was named, and Immediately
nled bond for $500, 900.
rhe ffty-seven Italian ''gondoliers" who
are 10 ''gondolu az the Worlds Fair, and
who were held as contract laoorers a.
Philadelphis, have been admitted
To prevent distlllery fires, insurance
companies have requested the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 allow the use OF none out
round bottomed lanterns which cannot oe
set down, but which must always De nung
up or carried in the hand.
Secretary Tracy has left Washington for
Annapolis. On the Dolphin be will sail Tor
! Hampton Roads and will give reception
70 the officers OF the fleets and tomorrow
night he viii give the officers dinner,
| Minister Grant has been informed oy
Austrian Government that IL will not grant
an exeouatur 70 Max Judd on account OF
mis- being an Austrian and Interested IN
| immigration. Minister Grant has IN
formed the government that smother be
brew will be appointed to MI judas place
Twenty-Five Irish girls, VINO are 70 rep,
resent Ireland az the World 5 air. arrived
yesterday The girls are al pretty.
The Duke de Veragua and his party yes
terday visited Brooklyn, riding over the
East river bridge
Edwin Booth was much worse yester-
dav. and none but DR.. Smith and the train
cd nurses were allowed In bis room DIR.
smith admitted late last night that the end
1 Aa far of