davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-24

ma6t perben fOnnen un6 ni6t tpie mobl>
fell. Sat bod Bic gang getp0bnli9e Ser
rt3tul1g Bet gDaniton Noenue in Der 9tGbe
beS @Ogepater 8abnbpfeS Sic betr. @r1nb>
beitBer 10 Dollars ben SUB 9%etoitet, pGb@
re11O bieielbe itb fiir getp06nlib ntbt bDber
ais 81 Dollar Sen SUB felt. l1nb gegen
bieie 8euteIi0neiberet 9iebt es gar feline
Q(bbiGfe.
Qtu3 6ie bonn Senot ausse9angene
8tu, pel6e elmer Electromagnetic, lie
bont Gi9entbiimcr beS berli6erten @egen7
itan6es BET elmer @eleuiBaft, Die
fetne 8efugniB gum @ei9aftSbetrieb in
SuinotS beioB, ertptrtt tpurbe, iebe @alttgz
felt abiprab, lift am Geto bes @ouperneurs
9eibeitert, unb bos nit Nebt. 9enn, ia9t
bet @ouberneur, 6er Staat fOnne tpobl,
nm cine Gontroue itber Sic 8er1t9erungS>
9eieui6aft a~us3uiiben un6 8etrIgereten ST.
perbitten, bieie baran btn6ern, obne Wette7
res t6r @ei9Gft I'M Staate 3t bctreiben ;
ettpas anbereS aber lei eS, Semanoen in
6er 8abG ietner Gerit6erungSgeieuihaft
bebttoern 31 tpouen. Sopeit erItrede it6
Die Ma4tbefu9niB Der Staatsgetpalt nic6t.
= 9as lit aub 9ar3 in Bet Orbnung, benn
tpenn man ben @eieBeSperdcbter np9 aus
ietner 9eieBptbrt8en 6anblung NuBen
5ieben laiien nDIte, 10 bteBe 6aS ia, auf bic
l1ebertretun9 bes @elebes etne 8elobnnng
auSieben.
@no1t3 purbe bonn @ouberneur nod
9e8en Elm @eieB Ginipru6 erboben, ipeL9eS
beitimmte, baB bic @igent6iimer bon mebr
ais 6reiit06igen 6Guiern 9ebalten Ietn
iOQtet, mebr 9tettun9Sleitern an5ubrtngen,
ais bas @eieb bisber bori9rieb. Ser @Ou7
berneur bdlt bic iebtgen 8orl6rtften fiir
genigen0 ct bat ie0tettungSleiterfabrtfan
ten i'm 8er6o9t, binter bieicr MtaBnoDme
81 itefen. Sin @e1eb bat bie 3uittmmun9
0eS @ouOerneurs erbalten, pelbeS bic 2etz
tung un6 Die 8eauf1tbttgun9 Ser 1tnfaQS7
ober ebensOerit6erungSgeieui6afte be-
trifft, bte na9 Dem 8eiteuerun9siDitem
geflbrt tper6en. @eiebenttpiirfe, pelcbe bic
SerI1eDtnt19 Der JttcDtet61DI pes 9ount9
@oof unb bic 8e3ablung beS bouen gtennz
b~etrages Ser Seuerperii6erun9spolice be-
~treffert, ltegen Dem @ouberneur no3 GUT
8eitdttgung Dor.
Die 8ia, peIcbe BEN &icbteritan6 in
@oof GountD betrifft, bermebrt benielben
I'M 6; tuenn ite beute nt9t bertporfen, Ober
gutgebetBen ptrO, crlan8t ite aub obne Die
3uittmmung Oes @ouOerneurS @eieBesz
trait. St tpirb ii6 alio beute enti9eiben
mitiien, tpem ct 3u @efauen Ietn pta. Of
ben @boofatet, tpelbe einen Der neuen
gti3terpoiten ee9attern m0c6ten, o6er abe1
BEN Sinan5beamten bon Goof Gountb, bic
bic Soften BON neuen @eri9t6Ofen nibt be-
i"tretten 3u t0nnen %bebaupten. 8eibe GbeiI(
ieben ibm 9epaltig gu.
, 1893-06-24
Die pIattoeutf9e Gonpenlion
Peute moreen in ubIi9's Paae erofnet.
Keine Gei9dfte pom WiRti9feit
erIeoiet.

Sn 116It6's Sale pur6e beute Morgen
bic Gonbention bes yYIattbeutiben GeA@
traIz8ereins BON N~or6amerifa" bon benz
8rdii6enten Wtattin Boiler aus &anias
GitD %eroffnet. Sin 2ntrag, Gin SDmtte que
8rGfun9 Der Wanbate 81 ernennen, Dur6e
etnlttmmtg angenommen I1o folgertoe bret
Serren pom grGit6enten %ernannt: SEQ.
Starts aus Chicago, Bm. Butt aus
Smaba uno QSnn. Qemb aus &anias
GttD. Ofit einigen 6er3Lt6en Borten luo
o0nn !6err @m. WteDer Die Contention
Elm, at eiltem morgen i'm columbia 8arR
ltattftnoenoen Bicnic in corpore Sbetl gu
nebmen. Sir ben %abmeienOen correipon>
btrenOen SecretGr bes 8ereins, 9enrD
Sung, tuur6e 9outS SitinS ernannt. 8on
Der @rIebigung bon 0eicbGften MOLTEN Die
ntetiten 9erren NIGHTS tptiier, oa man beab=
itbti9te, BEN 9taCbmtttag auf benz Welt@
ausfteaun9SplaBe gu perbringen.
Der BlattOeutibe 8eretn BON &anias
GttD bat Elm Gomite BON 5 Wfitgliebern erz
nannt, 6aS Ser Contention mebrere 8or>
l9lG9e ma6en ioQ. Die Qlufgabe bteieS
@omttes tit cine 3Detfa3e; eritens, t1 Snz
t~ereiie bes etgenen 8eretns 8oricblGge SIT
ttacben, Die gu 9letber 3eit au5 bic beitert
Snterelen oeS Gentral>QereinS i'm Nu8e
baben; unb 5~tpeitens 6urb QlntnIipfun8
nit mOgticbit bielen plQtt6eutl6en 8erei@
men, ipeciel iolcben, bic nocb ni6t, ober
rtbt mebr gum Gentralperetn ge60ren, baS
Sntereiie an Der plattbeutl5en Sa6e iii
INNER tpettere &rei1e 3t trager1. 0tele
8ori6IG9e tperben i'm g8eientlicben SOL
9eroes ent6alten: Der 8erein empiieblt
Durcb ntO8libit letbte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen, ltberale 0eieBe urb rationale 6inan5z
DcrD1ltung ie0em plattbeutl6en 8erein ben
8ettrttt letbt unO miinicbenstpertb 5t
macben un6 baburh cine 8eretntgung aller
plattOeutl6en 8ereine BON 9torb>2lmerita
81 e~r3ieLen.
9ta6iteben6 lalien mir sic 9tamen Ser
0elegaten folgen, 10 tpeit bieieIben beute
Wtorgen 81 erlangen tparen:
Gbtcago: g8i(6elm MfeDer, Q6oGpb
&ruie, @briit. Senien, So. 6art, @btparo
8eltpbal, g8m. &oblnagen, SrtB 0ettmer,
6enrp Berger, 9luguit 8eters unO Sultus
9ied.
Smo9a8Iatt6eutiber 8erein:'
SrtB St0der, s. S. &umpr, S. 8aumann,
8m. 8utt, 2lu9uit S6roeDer, 6enrD SIDE,
Souls 6eimrOtb, S, Su65, g. Sid, so.
Wtleblbaulen.
MtnneapoIts: 6. 8aer.
@fron, Sbto: S. Noebler.
&onias GttD: 6. 8eper, ISM.
2embfe, @b. Wfueler.
Npota, Soma: Sbeo. GobIfs.
SDutb Sma6a: s.. &uu.
NeD gorf, 8olfsfeftOeretn:
8m. S. @reu, s. SOn9es, @rnit Wteper.
8omn6eLsfoppsGerein @m. Stride, g.
Bfeiffer.
8roofIDn: 6. Seller, 9lug. 8aemig.
Sobpten: 6. Goldman.
San6uStD, Sbio: Gbeo. 6euf.
@eitern 9Ibeno fanb in 1tblicb'S Sale
Elm GROCER Seitcommers gu @bren Der 0ez
legatert beS vBlattOeuti6en Central ereins
BON g%tOrbamerifa" itatt, Der sur a~0gemeinz
ften 3ufrieOen6ett in 9Gdn5enber g8eiie aus
ftel, 8elonOeren 8etfau fanben bic Steel
tattOnen 9teuter'iber 9icBtungen burc6
6errn gilbert Bartlett aus ct. 9auL.
, 1893-06-24
Gtne fdredIi6e ueb4rrafduno.

Sran &atbarina 8enber, $40. 2818 8eez
lep StraBe, ipracb 9eitern nit ibremWanne
Sobn 8enber iibcr cine 9eicbGftlicbe 9lngez
legenbeit. DIS tie ibm ei1en lIlgenbIi6
ben &iifen 8ufebrte, bOrte ite Elm ieltiameS
@erduib. Sic panbte itcb nm unb lab GIT
i6rem S3refen, baB i6r Mann iib Die
&eble bon einem O6r bis gum anoeren
Ourbgei6nitten bate. 9a5 8lut HOB in
StrOmen aus Der grdBlid5en 98ltnbe unb
ebe Gr8tlicbe 6iilfe ber6cigerufcn perbeu
fonnte, mar ct cine 2eicbc. Qtm 16. Sum-
ipuroe 8enocr bon eineml Sonneniticb be-
faIen unb iettoem CAB CT ii6 Dem Srunfe
bin.
, 1893-06-24
Ser 8un6 tptrb 6emnGcbf an {

- Der 8un6 ptrb bemndcbt an Sic
2t6ornz (maple) 3uferprOOu5enten 03eus
Gnglan6s bas btbi9e Siimmden BON
$72,5OO fir 3uferprdmten gu entribtcn
baben. Sn benz unter 8unbesaufiicbt itez
ben6en Nborn3uferz 2a6oratortum 3uOtont7
pelier, ST., muroen tpGbrenb SET nun be-
enbigten Sotion 4,759, 1852 8funo M6ornz
5uder getDogen. 6terDon batten $4,000
8fun6 80 Bro3ent3ufergebalt unb 6aritber,
4,043,8 $3.50 Pfun6 ei1en iolcben bon 80 bis
80 8ro3ent, un6 63O,88O Bfun6 BON unter
80 8ro3ent. @on Der fir 3uferprdmien
aus5ube5ablenben Summe entfal1en auf ben
Staat 8ermont oIein nabe5u $4,000. Die
Oiesiabri8e NbOrn3ufere@rnt lit burcbpeg
etne quite, unb bic 2iebbaber bon rgriddle-
cakes" braltcben CUR 8ar3ung bes Sea-
tionalgeribts nt6t 10 bGuft9 81 Der biutgez
rem, aber melt tpeniger i3mafbaftenOaelaiie
gu greifen.
, 1893-06-24
OooesfGue=

8is beute Mittag purbcn auf Sem @ez
iunbbeitsamte bic folgenben So6cSfGue am
8emelOct:
Or. GarI 8ii9er, 70 S, MiGar6 6oteG,
1905 @abaib 2lpe.
@eor9 Sang, 3 3d., 175 9i6eD Gpe.
SObiem 9reiie, 60 s. 4. Sc. l E., 941
9ania Q(pe.
6enrp @i(beGm, 30 s., 2~(lerian Bros.
6oipital.
Gatburina @te8el, 46 s. 4 81. Is g.,
305 9. 6oliteb Str.
SOiiu6 9titter, 68 S., 20 Charles 8Iace.
Ofartin Sri3, AZ S., G6icago &iuer,
SuIcrton 2lpe.
Neaie @~asenfuebr, % S., 81 Maribs
ftelb 9(pe.
Sophia @ibte, 70 S., 1874 0aptOn Str.
, 1893-06-24
Srau Gulalia 1T beute frii6 nit i6reu

= Srau Gulalia lift beute frii6 nit i6rem
@atten ipie6er nah 6em beimiiben 9anbe
6er &aitanien %abge6ampft. Sic bat elmer
9ln3abl i6rer neu9etpOnnenen amertfanti9en
6reurtbe einfa9e, absr gei9mafpoQc @ez
ic6enfe 9emobt, unb fir ben fGetnen &0nig
BON Spanien etnen groBen Softer bou
vausi6IieBli3 amertfanii9er" SpteGiac6en
(Q8o bic pobI fabrt3trt tporben iein m09en?
Me6ribtenbeeGS Wer6en ite bon Niirnberg
Ober SOnnenber8 itammen,) mitgenommen.
8eim 2lbIcbieO bat ite perlproben, tpieberz
8utommen, neil es t6r pio aus8e8eic6net in
Iuerita 9efauen bGtte." Vederemo
, 1893-06-24

9te @roBgei9tporenen iper6en ieBt
cine 1tnteriucbung u~nieres StinffuiieS
bOrne6men, ga tpir6 aucb mas S3Dnes
babel berausfommen! 11nb ba Grgert it6
Ser @eiun6EeitsfommiiiGr no9 oben6rein
bariber, 6aB man ibm ms 6an6nerf
pfui6en mill. l1nnOt6tge Gorge auf Sette
bes Or. &epnol6S un6 bergebIic6eS 6offen
auf Seiten 6es Bublitums: ber STUB wtro
tpetter itinten!
, 1893-06-24
Quf ser S0rfe

tpi6 @eisen imSuIitermin bon IS auf 6422 ;
i'm Septembertermin purben GertGufe nit
698(969S abgei6Iofen.
Gurn war ipeicbenb; SuIt 4O+@4O4,
September 415(9414.
Safer matt gu 293@- SuIi unO $500
264 september.
S3pcincfciicb lebIos; S9maG3 1920
@1O.25; &ippeu 9,25@9.30 per Septemz
Der.
, 1893-06-24
9ie 0perotionstecbntf in tbrer qeoenz

- Die SperattonStecbntt in ibrer gegenz
nGrttgeu 8Duenoung belbrGnft iicb nicbt
mebr baraut, nit BENT Wleiier Elm franfz
bates ober i6dbltbes Organ 3u entfernen,
lonoern iie lucbt auCb IN irgenb elmer Metie
einen @riaB gu ibaffen, Der fpsmetiib unb
funftionea beIrieotgcnbe @~rgebntiie ~licfert.
sic errci9t baS gum She'll boou1cb, oaB iie
tobteS Wtoterial unter ben iibltden 8orz
1tcbtSmaBregeln an Die Stele De3 o~erloren
.gegangenen einfiigt unb etnbetlen lGBt.
OarQuf berubt bic bon Brofeiior Stud,
Director Der cbirur8iicben Nbtbeilung 6eS
&atler uno S%atiertn Trieortb : &tnoer-
&ranfenbauieS in Berlin ein9efibrte Mce
tbobe Der 6rembt6rperz Smplartation un6
@enebS3itcbtung. 0erielbc hat ouf 6ieiem
g8ege flinitlicbe Sebnen uno WtuSfetn ,ber>
angeSitbt2t" lInO fiinitltcbe &nocbenplom=
ben aus feiter Stttn1aiie sur Qllsfiuun9
BON &nocbenb0blen ber9eiteut. Sine neue
DrtginelIe SQultratton fir bic 8e6euttno
oieler Wetbo6e ~lieferte Ser genannte Gbi1
rur8 in elmer SiBung Der y8erltner mebt>
3inilcbcn @eiellcbaft" burcb bic GorIte(7
lung elmer iutgen Dame, pelbe eine finIt=
licbe Stale aus G%lienbetn erbalten bate.
9rpfeiior @lu6 bat Der gum 9roBen She'll
3erlt0rten 9taIe einen Gitfen aus Glfenz
bctn unb einen bie9iamen Ste9 aus 8Iotin
ge9eben. Beioe 3beile betltcn unter Der
ibuBenben 0autoefe glatt elm, uno bic
iur9e Game erfreut fic6 oes i~eItencn ,&units
prOouftes beretts iett II Sabren = obne
, 1893-06-24

&Ietrte Nn3ei9en in Der Qlben6ausgabe
Ser SatnOtS Staats5eitung foiten, tpenn
ntcbt mebr ipie 3ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, ie6es
tpeitere 0ort l Sent.
, 1893-06-24
Otehmdrft.

Union Stod Oarbs, "a. Stunt.
&tnbpteb. 9rsiie felt; !3ufu6r
500 StId.
S9metne. - 8ufubr 1900 @tid,
8reiie matt uno nm 10(015c. gefaQen.
Sbpere Sc. 00@6.3O, Ieicbte un6 icbpere
So. O5@6.55, lelcbte Sc. 1906 80.
S6ae.- 1000. greiie nm 25c gez
fallen.
Q%lbonnirt auf bas N~benbblott Der SQinois
Staats= 3ettung 8rets l Gent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27
PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs, and 2; two base hits,
Donovan and Thompson; base mus,
Smith. Glasscock. Turner and Beckley;
sacrifice hits, Beckley 2, Glasscock :,
LYONS, Sharrot and Boyle, Bierbauer:
double plays. Bierbauer, Glasscock and
Beckley; first on balls, OF Ehret 2, Wey-
hing /: hit, Smith; struck out, 4 each;
passed balls. Mack l, Boyle L; time, l: 40;
umpire, Hurst.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati took both
games from Brooklyn. Attendance l,3OO
Cincinnati Z, Brooklyn 5; earned runs,
Cincinnati 4; errors, and 3; hits, 10 and
9: pitchers; Dwyer and Dauo. Second
game: Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn none;
earned runs, none; errors, Brookl yn ~
hits, 4 and 2; pitchers, Parrott and Ken
nedy: nmpire, Gilsen.
At ST. Louis, two games were played,
and the clubs broke even. Attendance
1.247. st. Louis. z; Baltimore &; earned,
| and 3; errors, 2 and |: hits, and 10;
pitchers. Breitenstein and Mullane. Sec
ond game: St. Louis, S; Baltimore, /;
earned, > and l.; errors and /; hits 9 and
5; pitchers, Gleason and Hawke; umpire,
McQuaid.
At Louisville. Menefee had the champi-
ons at his mercy. The Colonies shut them
out with ease. Attendance 1900. Louis
vile 3. New York O.; errors, l and 3; hits,
9 and S; pitchers, Menefoe and Staley;
earned, Louisville l; umpire, Hornung.
At Cleveland, the Clevelands fairly.
slaughtered Esper. Cleveland l3, Wash
ington z: earned, and /: errors, and a;
hits, 81 and 10; pitchers, Young and
Esner; umpire, Emslie.
At New York, McGill held the Giants
down 10 three scattered hits. Attendance
lao Chicago, g. New York, 5. Earned
Chicago 4. Errors and Z. Hits 10 and 3.
Pitchers McGill and Donnelly and Rusie.
Umpire Lynch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27
QUITE A SCHEME
by n Young Man from Over
Back Of Bridgeport

Yesterday a letter was received In
this city by Mr.. Ii. p. McGregOr. from
the well known music firm Of Hamilton
IL Co., Fifth avenue, Pitts6urg, making
enquiries as 10 the business standing
and responsibility OF oee NJ. ]. Steel.
The letter stated that Steel bad been in
Pittsburg last week, aud st the busl-
ness house of Hamilton & Co. had
represented himself as being worth
six thousand dollars Of his
own money, that he had recently mar
ried girl worth two hundred thousand
dollars, that he was already engaged ln
business on Market street, in this city,
and that be had rented the store room
in the new Wingerter building, on Main
street, north OF Eleventh, where be con-
templated engaging In the music busi-
ness upon large scale, and that upon
the strength OF these representations
the firm had sold Steel eighteen hun
dred dollars worth Of goods, to be paid
for within ten days, and had allowed
him 10 take away goods TO the amount
Of twenty dollars.
Mr.. McGregor knew no such person
-
Chief McNichol. who located his man
in Bridgeport. Lieutenant Terrill went
over yesterday and told Steel man
wanted TO see him in this city. Steel
came over and was taken to the City
Hall, where he was questioned by the
Chief and later was interviewed by Mr..
McGregor, and afterwards was locked
up until Mr.. Hamilton could be
communicated with In Plttsburg.
Steel said mis- full name was M. j.
Steel, aud gave his residence as Soap
town, which is just west OF Bridgeport
He insisted that he was "all right"
and that he had done nothing wrong,
but would say nothing about his wife,
except that her former name was Lis
ton. He requested a telephone message
10 be sent TO a Miss Liston, at Bridge
port, whom he said was a stenographer.
Mr.. Hamilton was communicated
with by telegraph, and In reply said he
would not prosecute II the goods taken
away by Steel were paid for. Steel said
be was willing TO return the goods or
liquidate the bill. and he was accord
ingly released from custody last night
What motive he could have for tell
ing fairy story like the one he de-
lyered himself OF in Pittsburg cannot
be conjectured, as be could not have
gotten the eighteen hundred dollars
worth OF goods without paying for
them, and he was sure TO be caught up
on what he did get.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27
THAT RoMNEY mEEr1Ne
Is stnl the Topic OF COnversation in
Hampshire Political Circles.
S,sriaI Jsl.dram 20 The Register.

hbulpbulEo a oAAtiSttA SANAOo'
Spscia! 7sl.oram 20 The Register.
RoAINEY, w. VA, September 60
The meeting which was addressed by
Judge Daniel b. Lucas, at the Conrt
House Yesterday afternoon, is still the
topic of conversation In political cir
cles in Hampshire county, and has given
rise to great deal of quiet speculation
as TO the object of the meeting. 1t is
an undenabe fact that the persons
who were instrumental in issuing
the cali are disappointed Office seekers,
and il is also true that the matter was
quietly worked up among the followers
OF the Peoples Party movement, who
have some strength In this county, and
allege that they are making inroads
upon the Democratic ranks.
To the merit Of the average straight
out Democrat. the rulings Of Col. Rus
sell on the point of order raised by Mr..
Gilkeson, show conclusiVely that
il was an effort on the part OF disap-
pointed and disgruntled Democrats, TO
stir up strife in the ranks Of the domi-
nant party, and the third party people
were taken in for that purpose. The
question naturally arises, what does
Judge Lucas hope to gain If this end is
accomplished? There are Democrats
who are bold enough to assert that the
Judge is OF the opinion that the Popu-
list movement will assume formid-
able proportions when the time
for the election rolls around and his
speech of Yesterday was but the initial
step toward assuming the leadership OF
the third party movement in this sec
ton. This opinion is not general how
ever. Friends OF Judge Lucas stoutly
maintain that he was actuated by hon
est motives, and the deep interest
which he feels in the great silver queS-
tion. Others are at a loss TO give an
explanation of the meeting, but nearly
all Democrats are Of the opinion that it
was unwse to hold it at this time.
The resolutions were adopted by d
vote of As to 80, only about one-third
Of the people present voting. or the
forty-fve affirmative votes it is said
that one-half were third party men.
The resolutions did not criticise the ad-
miniStratiOn openly, but urged the
State delegation to insist upon the in
sertion OF a clause in the repeal bill,
providing for the coinage of silver.
Mr.. Gilkeson's resolutions embodied the
substance Of his speech, expressing
confidence in the representatives Of the
State, and eulogizlng especially Hon.
VIM. l.. Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27

fore I indicate any one, will you deny
that patronage has been given to those
who will support administration meas
ures9"
',If the Senator himself, upon his
own responsibility as senator, re-
Piled Mr.. Palmer, "win make charge
OF that sort, will confess it, II l be-
lisve it 10 be correct, or 1 will deny IL,
but the idea that the President, or his
friends are TO deny the charges made
against him in the papers seems TO be
most astounding"
Mr.. Stewart reiterated that the
charges had been made in the papers.
Il hed been claimed that the power Of
the administration would be used to
pass the repeal bill.
Mr.. Palmer wanted TO ask another
question, but Mr.. Stewart declined TO
be interrupted by that kind Of stuff. l
will not make personal charges when
the air is full of them"
Mr.. Morgan rose TO personal eX-
DlanatiOn. Referring to the article in
the Nv York Times Of Monday that no
honorable Democrat could listen 20 that
part OF Senator Stewards speech criti-
Ching the President and continue to act
with him in obstruction TO repeal, Gun
less, as we fear is the case with Senator
Morgan, De is so implacable aud un-
reasonably an enemy OF the President
that he subOrdinateS the highest ques-
aon OF principle and public interest 10
the zratifcstion OF private revenge"
There was an imputatlon, said Mr..
Morgan that be was the enemy OF the
President. He was very happy to state
that between the President aud him
self existed the most cordial relations.
Mr. Voorhees, then rose and said: Il
desire to supplement with few remarks
what the Senator from Alabama has
said. desire simply 70 account for the
total silence on this side OF the chamber
in the face OF such an assault, by stating
that it has not been thought necessary
TO say single word in defence Of Grover
Cleveland.
Nobody fails TO recognize his stalwart
and powerful character, both OF mind
and of high integrity.
After short executive session the
Spnqte adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27

WAsrnSGTOy, ID. c.. September "a
Senator Faulkner to-day introduced q
bill providing for the admission OF New
MEXICO a. State. IL provides iof ?
constitutional convention. % be hcld
A. santa Fe. on the drst Monday IN
Decemp Der. 1924. The constitution
adopted by this convention y 70 %
snbmittsd 10 the people Oh ths
territory for their ratification -
AN election 70 be held the
fru Tuesday after the nut
Monday 10 March. 1926, and u the con-
stitution 10 shown oy the vote 70 % &c
eeptable TO the people Of the IsfrlIofy'
the President Is % be notified OF the re-
sult. and 10 required 70 issue 2foei<
matiod for the admission OF the s.Ass. .
The bin makes liberal alloVascs oi lAno @
for public schools and State buildings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27
AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.

Associdted Press Daily Worlds Fair S0sciGl.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, September
96.-Paid admissions at the Fair yester-
day were 179, $50.
Odd Fellows of high and low degree
began q three days celebration 1t the
Fair to-day and from the manner in
which they commenced their festivities,
it is plain they will attempt TO eclipse
anv event Of . similar nature yet at
tempted at the exposition. The order
is very popular one in the United
States aud Canada and representatives
from all the lodges are here in gala at
tire. Before noon IL was estimated that
over 40, 600 Of them had passed through
the turnstileS.
The exercises Of the day began in
the stock pavilion, where handsomely
uniformed cantons drilled for prizes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-27
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphio News
In small space.

Int0robtlng G1eceh OF leiekEopuio No"s
In small space.
PARIS. September 26.-President Carnot
has sent telegram to the Car Of Russia.
expressing regret at the supposed loss Of
the Russian warship Rousalka.
BUEYos AYREs, September 26.-EI-
President Pelligrini, who was recently
captured by the insurgents and who came
near being shot, has again been taken pris-
oner and is imprisoned AZ Tucuman by or
der Of the insurgent iunta. IL Is said that
he he will be tried and executed.
DETROIT, MICH, September 8.-A spec
ial dispatch says that fire has swept the
village Of Coral, Mich. and very little OF
the hamlet remains. Coral Is village OF
obout 200 people.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 26.-The
Senate. in executive session, made public
the following combinations: +. II. Jones,
OF Illinois, 70 be First Assistant Postmas-
ter General; Kerr Craig, Of North Caro-
lima, 70 be Third Assistant Postmaster
General.
NEW YoRK. September 26.-Solly Smith,
the pugilist who was arrested at Coney
Island last night, was taken before justice
Bartlett to-day The latter decided that
Smith be turned over 70 the Indiana OH
GERS.
PIrTsBUsG, PA. September 26.-TWo
car loads Of nou-union men from New 10rk
aud vicinity passed through Pittsburg this
morning en- route 20 Louisville. where they
will take the places Of the striking shop
men on the Louisville and Nashville road.
The cars were guarded and 20 one was
permitted 70 enter OF leave them.
New YoRK, September 25.-The agents
In this city Of the Atlas Steamship Com.
pany have received q cabiegram from
Kingston, Jamaica, which states that the
steamer Jason picked up at sea life boat,
marked AlVo No other particulars were
given. but this Is considered proof that the
unfortunate vessel has been lost
MONTREAL September 26.-The Mont
real Star has q startling editorial oppOsing
the annexation OF the Sandwich Islands
by the United States, as il constitutes
the Malta OF the greatest OF
oceans. The STIR adds: with
Hawaii dependency Of the British we can
ioin with Australia IN winning hght for
the control Of the Pacific. but with Hawail
American our connection Is broken ~ the
middle. and the nght for q place in the
commerce Of the Orient Is made immeasur-
ably difficult"
WAsHrxsTos, d. C., September 26.-It
il understood that the President Intends
10 discontinue bis receptions 70 the public,
which have heretofore occurred on three
DAYS Of the week. substituting special re-
ceptions 70 visiting bodies whenever the
occasion iustifes.
I,oxpoS. September 27.-The TinEcs II
its financial article says: Several Ameri-
car sterling loans. will shortly mature.
ALTHOUGH the Euro5fan lenders would OF.
dinarilv be glad 70 rtpew them IL y feared
tbat II the United StNss Slpste pgrsisis
in lis present ccurlt. s(.F Of these
loans win have 70 be rt3eargly shipments
Of gold % this side. yefpIl