davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-08
SaIimm fir Ole 1Dirtbe.
Die Staotpdter in 1oIiet poGIen ole pirtb=
fdoften abfdoTen.
Z nIiet. 81. 8. sunni.

Ser Stabtratb bat in ieiner gcitri8en
Sibung beicbloiien, in Oieicm Sabre feline
8irtbic6aftsliScnlen ~auSSuttelleu. Die
S9anfli5cnS bctrd9t jebt $1,000 jd6rlih,
unO bic bier unO iieb5i8 Btrt6e III Der
Staot batten Elm 0;iucb III ben Staotrat0
9ericbtet, Die beireficn0e Orbinan5 b~erortig
abSltdnbernJ baB Die 2i5enS balbjGbrlib Su
be3ablen lei. St0tt a6er benz @eiu6c uocbz
3utommen, beicbloB Der StaOtrat5, ben
8%irtDlcboften i'll Der Staot iiberbaupt Elm
@nbe 81 macben. 9tm nGcbitcu Otontag
bGlt ser StaDtrat6 Dieocrum etne Sibung
ab, uuo Die gStrtbe mer6cn oanu pcriuben,
sic StaOtpGtcr 81 bcpc9en, bic OrOinan8
in N icOerermGgun9 81 5ieDcn.
, 1894-06-08
DodReit int Eager,
KelIeY'fher 6aroiit miro unter
b%eion0eren 5eierlidfetten sum
Ghemonu 9emoht.
Die ini1ee 6ran fdnt in Ohnmoht, Ole iPr
aber meiter feinen Sbaoen tbut.
@nirn. 81. s. sunni

- 49, =" C""'
SIN Qo9er ser 8ummel9aroiiteu fanO
geitern inter et9cntbiimlidDeu u1o roman
tiicbcn l1mitdnben cine 6odbsettSfeier itatt.
Der 33id6ri9e G6omaS s. Sutcliffc bon
San Srancisco Derbano iih ebeltb nit benz
27iGbrigen Sri. Nnnnie Sooten bon Gonn7
eli B[uffs, Sa. Ser 6rieoenSricbter Soiepb
Stegele beiorgte ben 6eiratbSiheiu un0
fnIpfte aucb ben ebelidbcn ¬en, nabm
Dem gliidliden 9dare aber feinen i6n0Oen
Wtammon bafiir ob. SIM yGamp Seller"
an9efOmmeu, muroe Ser Squire" Stegele
SIT einem 3ebn 6uB bo6en 6ols6aufen 9e4
fiibrt, Ben ct beitieg AUDI 0aS 8rautpaar
muBte binaufiteigcn. 9arauf nabm DE
neral" 8eIep iein Signalborn sur 6anb,
fl6rte eS funitgerccbt OIL ben WtunO unb
CAB nit Ser 9an5en &raft ieiner 2ungen
DaS Signal sum Sammeln. limb es per-
gtn9en nod teine tiiuf W%finuten, ba batten
itch ieine Wannen, in Der Stdrfc bon 100
Wtann, entbl0Bten 6aupte5 Inn Det 6olSz
baufen Derlalnmelt, nm 6er @iniegnuug
bes iun9er 9oare5 bei5uwo9nen. gtac6e
benz balielbe bonn Squire" nit lauter
Stimme alS Dtann unb Srau ertldrt nor
Dem mar, ficl Die jun9e Trou Dor lautcr
lufre9un9 in S9nmabt, erbolte iib abcr
mach Der 9tpplifation zines itGrfenben
Grunfc5 icbr baI6 micocr uno begob li9
nit ibrcm @atten gum feitlt6 bcr9ericbtcten
6O65ettomable.
, 1894-06-08
Gs mar 9efledter ShierIin9.
Die l1nterfudun9 bat er9eben, oa6 ole flint
Knoben in GarrYtopn i'll 5ol9e oes 6es
nufes Ger ShierIinowur3eI iRren
Goo fanoe1I.
81 N q nrf. 8. SUM

Or. Mat6anieG 8. 8rttton, 8rofcfor Der
@cic6icbte an Columbia college, uno Or.
6enrD s.. JtuSbp, grofeiior Der 8otanit
am pbormaceutiicbsn College, ertIdrcn, OaB
bic g8ur5cl, ipelc6e ben Sob Der flint fletncn
&na6en in Garrptotpn ber6eiiiibrtc, sic Der
Scbterling8pflan5e %9eDeien iei. DieleIbe
lit ein t0btIicbcS Sill, uuO ntDt 6t6cr mie
Elm 8leiltift; Die Yflanse miro III ben 0it7
Iidben Staaten Ddufi8 ~9efunben, crrcibt
cine 60bc bon bier bis flint SUB ul1b Die
8ur3eln bcricl6en licgen bicbt inter Der
0bcrflGcbe Oc8 8OOcns; DEFENDERS bGuft9
tolnmt Der S1jerlin8 in Den iumpfigen
Oegcnbcn be8 StaateS Stem Oorf DOr. Ser
lDilicni1aftLicbe 9tane Der Yfan5e 1T CO.
MUM maculatum.
, 1894-06-08
uOrldnti9 allies rubi9.
Der 8efetlsbuber Ser aliIis bemiPt
itd, Ole 6etnoielt9fetten bel:
5ule9en.
Ju Sua Fill oirfeu feline Derhaftun9en
por9enommen weroen.
GrtppIe Greet, Sol, 8. SUM.

Cripple Greet, Go(., 8. Stunt.
Der 9eitrige Nbenb Oer9ing rubtg un6
obue St0rungen. Sen. 8roofS unb Der
Sen. 7QlDiutant Garsnen >ptroen iib be-
mii6cn, bic STANDARDIZATION beute bei5ua
Ie9en, uno Sic Streiter SIT ilberreoen, Die
@affcn nieber5ule9en.
DEM 8cfeble beS @%ouberEeur5 Waite
gen1dB, miro Sen. 8roofs por betpaffneten
6iilfSiberiifS in 8ua 6tu feline 8erbaIz
tun9en Dornebmen %lniicn; Dem Sberiff
8ower3 unb Dem llntcri6criff WuuinS
miro 9etotttet, ibre 0aftbcfc6le 81 pouz
itreden. Dem Sberiff 8operS miro ni6t
erIaubt weroer, ben 8cfebl iiber Die
Staat5truppen 81 ilbernebmen, moSu ct
elm 9tecbt su babcn b~cbauptet uuO tpenn eS
barber gum Strette fommen loute, 10
iperOeu iamntltcbc Qeute in 8ua 6tu bel
Der 0lili5 ~ein9ereibt perhen.
, 1894-06-08
Die WaGersnotD am gra3er.
Die RoYmouo'ibe charlottesville
fdaft ntdt perun9lidt.
,IIte 2InieoIer prophe5eien nod mehr mo1er.

@oncouber, 8. g., 8. Stunt.
Die telt9rapbtide @erbinOun9 nit Do
nalp am columbia TLuiie, uno ben baz
5piiten ~geIe8enen 8lGben lit tpteber berz
8eiteqt por6en, unO Bic ltnribttgfcit Der
gcitrigen aufre8enOen Nabri6t, baB cine
0~taDmono'ic6e neutrality-suspicious. err
~trunfen lei, 1T feitgeiteut tporben. Wfan
%glaubtc, oaB bic l1cberlbmcmmung am
Wttttwob uno 9onueritag ibren bOcbitcn
9untt errei6t babe, aber baS 8aiier ltei8t
INNER nOb, ipenn aub langiam. 8ei
&otD 2anOung iticg Scr 6ra3er aeitern I'M
picr 3ou, unb bel Spu35unS uno Oale itanb
oo8 g8oiier iicben 3o1 606er. Der Stanb
bc8 Moiier5, bonn niebrigen bis gum bo6en,
lit all pier glGben Ieitgeltcllt iporben; bel
Oale, mo- Der Sraser Ourcb cine 9roBe
S6Iuht flieBt, betru9 6erielbe 146 6uB ;
bel Sumas so, bel Qon9trD 10, uno bel
@eitminiter, mo- Der TluB am 6reiteiten lit,
IA SUB.
2lte 2(nlie6ler iager, baB Sic Stub nod
biel b0ber itei9en miro, neil baS 8aiier
bonn @ebir9e nod nicbt augeIan9t lit. Man
bofft, 0aB 6aS gSaiier biurethenb fallen
ipirD, nm nit bet NuS6eierung Der Gtiens
babuen Beginner 5n f0nuer.
, 1894-06-08
Cite Strcitfraoe,
Qmertfonifd1e 6efhdftsleute Don
Ger cubaniiheu 6ollbeb0roe
UNI 22,5OO,OoO peie.
tus betro9en.
,OnFel Sam" foroert ole Undertaking
oiefer Sumne.


MobrtO, 8, SUM-.
Der amerifaniihc Geianbte 6annis
Gaplor bat Der pantheon &e9ieruug I'M
9~Iuitrag ieiuer 3egierung cine Note ii6ers
reicbt, in peldcr barber Stage gefiiDrt
miro, baB Sic 3oabeb0rOe auf Guba alf
onlertfanii6e Maaren, ipcI6e Iaut Des
5miidben ben beiDen 2dnbern beitebenben
6anpelSpertrages 5oufrei ielen, 3Oue err
bObe, poOurh amerttanti9e @eihGft5leute
nm bic @eiammtiumme bon 22, 500, 900
geictas gelb6oi8t poroen leicn. 9ic
ipanti6e Gegierung lei CUR fitferitattun8
Oicier Summc Derpfltcbtet.
9aS v8ericbcn" ioII baourcb entitan6en
ieiu, OaB Ger III ben 6dnben Der cubaniz
icben 3oa6eamten beftnblibe lpaniidbe 8ert
oes 6anbelSpertrageS nit Dem cngliiden
,Sert niobt ii6eretnitimme. gtac6 crfolgter
9ticbti9lteuung Der eini6tdgigen 3O1bez
i%ttmmungen biirften bie cubanii6en 3ou
einnobnnen nm ungefdbr 10, 900, 600 Bez
ietaS per Sa6r abne0men.
, 1894-06-08
bort fommt OeIo unter sic Seute.
6eteru be5ahIte OnFeI Sam fat cine Mil
lion al feline iloianIlden pfe9Iiroe aus.
SobIeuuQb, g. g.. 8. sunni

!6eute purbe obne irgeu0 melcben .3ptz
ibcnfeu ben G6erofee9 bic Summe bon
5000, 900 auS9e5ablt, Gd9Itcb treffen noc6
bunoerte bon 8erioneu bier Elm un6 Ser
3ugan8 81 ben 6enitern, no Die Q[us5o6z
lung ltattfinOet, lit BON GoaeSanbrucb Bis
Communicating bon elmer %rteiigen Otene
icbcnmen8e uut(ogcrt. Der 2tn0rans tit
10 %8cpolttg unO Ser 3utrttt 81 ben 6enz
itern 10 unij6er, 0aB Elm paar unternebs
meroe 6opttoliiten, Die itcb bort etn9efun@
BEN bobcn, Elm ougcmetneS MafIer9ci6dft
errichtet hQben.
, 1894-06-08

Ser Sunpclicr Gba8. 6. 2amoS, nell
der nit ieiner TaniIie in go. 1926
Oafenipal6 2lpe. tpobnte, itarb an WtOntag
auf ieiner Sarm in st. Soicp6, Nftb. Sn
lctner SugenD las 9amOS cine @ci6i6tc
Don etnem Ntann, Der lebenol9 begraben
murbe unb CT bate lcitoem cine iolcbc
9tnglt Dor cincm Dcrartigen S6i6ial, oaB
feline Trau ibm ucriprebsn muBte, i6n
tucnigltens fiiuf Sage nacb ieinem 1ooe
ii6er Der GrOe 81 Iaiien. Die 0ei6e lit
nob Chicago 8eianOI l%porOen, Oo3 Oa9 Be-
9rGbuiB finoct crit morgen ltatt.
, 1894-06-08
Der 6oIlfutter u8ear".
1lod feline amtItbe Na6ridt Don oemieIbeu
eiuoetrofen.
g san Irancisco, Sat-, 8. SUM-.

Gan Sranctsco, Sat, 8. Suni.
Gs lit bier nob feline amttiebe gfacbricbt
bon Der Stranbui1g beS 3oItutterS Scar
eingetroffen. Scr Sobn be5 Gapt. 0colcD,
tpelder iih in Der Stobt beftrbet, iaQt, boB
ct einen 8rief bon ietner Muttsr er9alten
babe, bic iib NIT benz Gopt. 6coLcD an
8Oro beS Scar %befiEOet, baB aber in benz
ieI6en fein Nort iibcr ben llnfall 9eiagt
pirb. @iner Der Offi5iere 6eS .3OGtutterS
Stub tbeilt ie6ob NIT, baB bie Stranbung
bur6 Grioatnabri6ten beitdtigt tperOe,
DAB eS jebo6 nocb unmO8Itb lei, ben Dolz
len l~lH1fan9 0eS l1nfalIeS %an3u9eben.
, 1894-06-08
Der Pau9beY bon 8uenos 1ires.
Senor ularenco mill nit ieiten 6l6ubi9erl
uietteln".
g uennS Itres. 8. Stunt.

Senor Marcnco, SET 8rGiibent Der pcre
frocbten 9rouincial 8ant Oabier, BON oem
biSber oilgemeiu an9enommen, oaB er
6an0 an iicb 9eIe9t bate, febrte Dcuts ure
nermutbet bierbsr 3uriit, ulO macbte Oe1
@ldubi9ern Der 8anf 6as Qnerbiete1 lie
fir ibre Gerluite t6eiIlpejie aus ieinem nocb
imnter beoeutenoen Erluatperm08en Sl
cnti6G0igen. Warcnco fat ange6lib nidt
tpcniger ais 10000 8funo Sterliu9
Hnteri3la9en.
, 1894-06-08
Ketne Rettun9.
Der zoo oes friiberen 6eiaroten in Deutib=
Iano, 10. ID. phelps, i%tiinoIid1 erpartet.
g ~ Norf. s. Gnni

Der vSeralb" iogt, OaB es teinem tpcis
teren 3meitcI unterlie8e, baB Der 9}icbter
@tltam 8aIter &belp5, Der fritbere Sc
ianote in 0euticblanO, ibpcr ertranft, ia
pieuetbt Dem 5Ooe na6e lit, uuO ooB lein
SOB, 'tpte al9enleiu ~8e9taubt tpirb, ieocn
2lugenblid etntretcn tann.
, 1894-06-08
5wet Bauernfdn9er in 6oft.
Sic hatten Gags 5upor einem 9Idubi9en
GARNER ein fleines Dermo9en
ab9eidtpinoelt.
9tttSftcl6, ST., s. SUM

@eitern Morgcn puroen bic 6eibelt
GcbminbIer, melcbe Says Oorber Otis
6aotins $4,000 abgenOmmen batten, III
8eriatues, ST., Derbaftct un6 bierbcr8e>
bracbt. Man fano $500 bel i6nen. 9ie
4erIe paren i6wer bewafinct unO ougen>
icbetnlicb profeliioneIe 8~auernfdn ger.
sic 9aben ibre gtan1en ais Osborn sc.
Gong uno 0. @. Nobctt8 al.
, 1894-06-08
Der Gift=Weper
Grbdlt feincn sobn,
Sebens'du9IiPes 6u6tbausI
sc 10 Oorf, 8. Stunt.

u co UOrf, 8. SUM.
u0r." SenrD &. S. MeDer, pclcber ser
8cr9iftung beS 2uhtptg 8ra1bt icbul0ig
6cfunoen puroc. lit 6cutc pom Necorbsr
SmptD 81 lebenSldn9ljcber @iniperrung
I'M StoatS5ucbt60ule 81 Sing Sing perz
llrt9eilt tporDeu.
Die Trau beS Me0er, tueIcbe Oer Mitz
icbuIb al Dem Morbs an9efla9t pOrOen,
iiebt ibrer 8ro5eiiirung i'm @eiGngniB nO5
entQcaen.
, 1894-06-08
Shwere Nnfla9en.
6pei S6a1fpirthe ser Sronofiftur9 uno
ocs 6iftmoroes befhuloi9t.
~11rbnrn. N6in. 8. SUM

MorI6aG 8aDer un6 0iQiam 8lof be-
finben iib inter Ser Nnflage in Salt, ibrc
Sc6Qnfplrt6i6aft in 8ranb geitedt 81
BADEN, I'M Die @eritcberun98iumme Su err
langcn. Dies fit6rte auc6 81 Der Qtnfla9e,
ben 8iQiom StmmS i'm leBtcn september
Dergiitet 5n Daben, Ser Coroner WtOOrc
lteB Sic 0eicbc Deltte aus8raben uno man
fano ben Wagen pou BON tleinen @laSs
iplittern, ipelcbe inter Der 2upe bic @rOBe
bon SteGraoelfn0pfen Datten.
, 1894-06-08
Oas Pers ourhbobrt.
Gin Rauswirth erftidt ieinen miether NIT
einem HIei6el.
0enper. Sol, 8. Stunt.

6eltte pur6c Srancis Murpbp in 9fortb
Oenper bon leincm 6auSwirtb G6rtltopber
S1ramm set0btet. Wturpbns 3er5 ipl'roc
burd ben StoB nit cinem OtetBel burc9z
bobrt; beioe WGnner tparep nbsr PIE
Mietbe in Streit 9eratben, Nno Wturp19
bate BEN eriten S6la9 getban.
, 1894-06-08

Wetterberiht.

Optitcr &Getne, rs @ai6tn8ton Str,
bericbtet fir Gbica9o bic foL9enoen 8aroz
meter unb 3bcrmometeritGnoe:
lin 8 1tbr Wtorg. Y Or, nm 9 ltbr "A
@r., I'm 10 llbr II @r., I'M II ltbr 80
Or, I'm II llbr 80 @r. 8arometcritanb
I'M 8 ubr Morg. 29.48, II lt6r 29.47.
, 1894-06-08
2(lles rubi9 in 21tcKeesport.
30 cGeesport, 8Q., s. Sum

90 c&eespOrt, 9a., 8. SUM-.
ltniere Stabt bat ipicber ibr se>p06nlicbeS
fricolicbc5 2luslehsn 9enonncn uno BON
DEM Streif in ben vgtational Iube WorfS"
lift faum ctlpaS 81 bcmcrfen. Die Streifer
be0ouern an9eblj6, Oab ie ii6 @emaltigz
feitcu baben 81 S6uloeu tommen laIIen.
, 1894-06-08
Die amertfontide SeeRun0sja9os
Glotte.
5ehn Sdife pon oerieIben an9ebIi6 perIoren
g San Trancisco, 8. SUM

9(us Sapan mir0 gemelbet, baB al Ser
Oortigen &itite bie amerifaniiben vSee>
bunbsfGn9er" 0W}arp 8, Ibomas", ONlItOn",
rGattlcr" unD san Diego" 8ei6eitett
leien unb iedb5 tpeitere S6iffe lhon icit gc7
raumcr 3eit permiBt tpiiroen. Sdmmt9
lidbe S6iffe iin6 bonn bieii9en 6afen aus
gelaufeu un6 baben cine @eiammtbelaBung
BON 108 Wann.
, 1894-06-08
Rohlenman8eI.
s8Ie4te 2usf6ten fir cine menoe 2rbeiter.


300 mtn8ton, 81, 8. SUM-.
Die Sage in Tolge beS &~oblenmronqcIS
fdn9t an bier beDenflicb 81 tperbe,. 9ie
Nlton Sabn bat bereitS einen She'll ibrcr
Giitcr5u9c ciniteuen miiIien; mebrere f5az
brttgel6dftc baben feline &oblen mebr, un6
boS lblleBli3e Geiultat tpirb 1cin, baB cine
9roBe 2.n5o3I BON Arbcitern bclbdfti8ungSz
los pcrOcn lpirb.
, 1894-06-08
Wteoer in Gbdti9feit.
Die Streifer ourdb meme Seute erie5t.
a, Sa., 8. Stunt.

Sic @ldbe Ser Streiter III bier Dieii8en
0rrben iin6 nit neuen 2euten BON 6tusz
boro, Decatur, Girbcn unb Ott. Sltpe be-
ieBt tporben. Der n0rbtidc S6a6t bat
nit fitnf6tg 2euten bic 9trbett pieber quiz
genommell, unb I'M alten Scbacbt batten
ltcb mcbr Nrbeiter 9emelbet, ais angenomS
men peroeu ~fonnten.
, 1894-06-08
Grne Nuftroltertn ais Sufiinftt9e
PerSo9tn.
Die Gobter eilres retben Observation-Disclosures
nit Dem Per3og pon marlborough
perIobt.
Qon6Dn, 8. Stunt.

~ II u -"
Scr Star" Iagt, OaB ii9 Der 6erso9
bon Marlborougb nit SrGulein 3ena
Der bitbicben Gobtcr bon Snor
etnem reicben Nuitralier, tpelcber
bebeuten6cn Nntbeil an oer, Wtt.
Wfor9on @olDgrube bat, uerIobt babe.
, 1894-06-08
Go6estdue

purbcn beute Gormittag i'm 0eiunobcitsz
onlt ipie folgt 9emeloet:
Gliiabet6 0tarV 0pslOf, l Sabr, 81
Otaub 2tDe..
6rau So3n Gariten5, So Sabre, 30
Some Cir.
Cora gBil6elm, 26 Sabre, Alb Suffer-
ton Qlpe.
Wjl6elminc Rauicb, SO Sabre, 4O4 8.
Superior Str.
y6enrp 9ct9lcfs, 30 Sabre, emergency
6oSpjtal.
9bountrtauf bos 2lben6blatt Der SQiuots
Staatsz 3ettul8. YreiS l Sent.
, 1894-06-08
8u1 Rrru3uerb0r.
5reo. 10. SMITH Don Col. 2rIunn
etnem idarfen Kreu5perb0r
unterworfen.

morteefedt 3mifben 8eioen.
Smith beribtet iiber feline Juoofirun9
oes GRurhhiu=Gbed = Die fdIfbuns
gen DER Rehnunoen fir oas n@cIipie"=
Gefb6ft.
, 1894-06-08
beute a~uoefommeu.

New gort: v6TrIt 8ismarf" bon
Qam6ur9.
, 1894-06-08
Oeirdthsfneine.

SOEgcnbe 6eirat6Sihelne wurOen Geute
MOrgcn BON 6crrn Salomonion im8ureau
pes GountDclerf5 ausgefertigt:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
PoRrEE's POLITICAL ECoNOMY.

ROBERT p. PORTER, who manufac-
tured the latest census, would like TO
have his reports adopted as school and
college text books. He doesn't like il
at all because majority Of the college
professors and students OF economics are
opposed to protection and asserts that
the leading educational institutions Of
this country "have been sowing the
wind of English economics only to reap
ths whirlwind Of British free trade. Ia
the name Of economic science they have
been filling the minds Of our youth with
theories based on assumptions"
Superior to these English econom-
les" and baseless theories are the census
statistics Of RoBERr P. PoRTEE-in his
own opinion. He believes the students
OF political economy who are teaching
that science in our colleges, could learn
more from his reports than they have
ever known in all their years Of study,
aud thinks that il his own reports were
diligently studied 1--WE would have a
national system OF political economy Of
our own, entitled to more respect, as
such, than that known as the Manches-
ter school.
"He might have added" says the
Chicago Record "that If our professors
of astronomy would cast aside modern
textbooks and go TO studying astrology
and reading the works Of Rev. Mr..
JASPER, Of Virginia, we would soon
have q national system Of astronomy Of
our own. He might have gone little
further and said that il our teachers
would throw away the accepted text
books OF arithmetic and take lessons OF
PORTER in that science we would soon
have national subtraction table Of our
own, teaching, among other things,
that II we take two from FIVE, seven
will remain.
"As for the census tables, II they
teach anything with respect to tariffs
they teach that protection is bad policy,
for they show that the wealth Of the
country increased much faster from
1850 10 1860 under comparatively free
trade than in any other decade before
or since"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
they Will GO OUT.
LOCAL MINERS WILL STRIKE AT NOON TO
MORROW.
An Important Meeting at Trades Assembly Hal
Last Night-Gsnsral News Of an
Industrial Nature.

The general strike Of miners for the
cid wages will 60 into effect throughout
the mining districts of the country, at
noon tomorrow. The local miners will
Join in the effort to secure better wages.
The old rate was seventy cents a ton,
or two cents per bushel for run Of mine
coal. The wages now paid in this vi
entity approximate fifty cents ton, or
IL or IA cents per bushel for run OF
mine.
Local q Mon No. lac, U. NJ. W. Of A.,
held a regular meeting at Trades AS
sembly hall last night Tho attendance
was unusually large, due 10 the fact that
Il was expected that the coming strike
would come up for consideration. The
members OF the local decided to join
with miners elsewhere in the strike for
the old scale, on Saturday.
An interesting discussion arose as to
the propriety OF returning to work for
GENERATORS who would pay the old scale,
pending the outcome of the strike.
Ii was vigorously opposed by many
WiDHIa, WIN a bANA "NNA
had heretofore been used as lever TO
break miners strikes. and had resulted
disastrously to the workingmen. The
union finally decided to oppose return
ing TO work unless the old scale Is
signed by the operators. AS there APP
peared to some question as to the
legality of this point, it was decided TO
submit the matter to the National Ex-
ecutive Board OF the miners organizs-
tion for an opinion.
As most OF the miners in the Pan
Handle district are already idle, the
strike will not have an appreciable ef-
feet. except to add q comparatively
small number Of men to the list OF un-
EMPLOYED. 1t is understood that the
employees iu mill mines, all OF whom are
not members of the union, are talking
OF coming out tomorrow. A large
number OF miners are employed in the
'peddling" mines, and they are all ex-
pected to lay down their tools at noon
on Saturday.
The Etna-Standard miners held
meeting last night at Keesey's Hall, on
Washington street, Martins Ferry.
The result could not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20

The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.


City Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock,
q five-yesr-od son of Mr.. Brooke Ad-
ans, while playing at Seventeenth and
Eoff streets, was struck by horse at
tached to one of Teasdale's wagons and
knocked down. The lad was uncon-
scious for a short time, but was soon up
and about again.
A child Of Mrs. Annie KlieVes, oil
South Wood street, aged seven years,
fell into cellar at her home a lew DAYS
ago and broke her left arm. DR.. ID. L.
Ford dressed the injury.
About quarter after three o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Z sewer-pipe Chin
new in the frame building at the corner
of Eoff and Sixteenth streets, fell down
with a noise which startled everyone
within a square, and created the I'M
preston that the Atlantic engine house
ad collapsed. The damage done was
slight.
Last Wednesday afternoon, at the
foot of Eighteenth street, Walter Wills,
the South Side printer, aud John King
horn were coming down the street at
a rapid rate of speed on their bicycles.
There was a man on the street watch
ing q game of ball. and he did not see
the approaching wheslmen. Mr.. King
horn struck the man, lifting him OF his
feet. While he was still in the air Mr..
Wills collided with him. In the short
est of time there were three men lying
in a pile on the street. MIR. wills car
ries q black eye as result. The other
two men were only slightly bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
DIED.

JACKsoN-Wednssdsy, April 18th, 1894, at
$40 O'Clock q. m, ELIZABETH, vile u the lste
Frank Jackson, aged 40 years, o months ana ~
days.
Funeral services at her late residence, No.
l45 Alley l6, this friday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends OF family respectfully invited
to attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
DYER-At Guthrie Oklahoma Ty,., Sunday.
ApriI Is 1894 at $50 a. m, Hon. WILBUR r..
DYER, formerly OF Petersburg, West Va.
Funeral services from the residence Of his
brother.in-law. 7. B. McLain, Esq, ll5 -Four
een.h street. on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment private.
FERGUSoN-ou Wednesday, april lS 1924
AZ $40 O'Clock p. m, A. the residence OF his
daughter. Mrs NJ. 4. Lashley, No 10 south
Huron street. MARSHALL n. FERGUSON, In the
18th year OF his age.
Funeral on Friday afternoon At 80 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment private at Mt. oliyet Gem
etery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
Atthn Hearne Tabernacle.

The good work being done at the
Hearne Tabernacle still goes on. W..
L. Hearne, just before leaving the city
paid for forty pairs of shoes at the
Vance Shoe company's store and they
have been carefully distributed among
the needy. Still there are yet larger
number OF the same class shoeless. Ii
there are persons in the city who have
old shoes, or new ones for that matter
who are willing TO do charitable deed
the pastor at the Tabernacle, Rev b.
c. Bartlebach, will be pleased TO hear
from them. Also the industrial school
which has been conducted by number
OF the ladies'. has been the means oil
supplying many OF the children with
much needed clothing. The industrial
school has been closed until next fall,
when this feature OF the work will be
revived. If any persons in the city have
clothing they 90 not need, it will be
most gladly received at the Tabernacle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-20
LAST EvENING's STORM.

A Big Rain, With Thunder and Lightning
Accomplishments - House Blown
Down.
The weather was very unsettled, yes
terday.
At three o'clock yesterday morning,
there was big storm west of town, over
in Ohio, reaching the city about four
o'clock, but nothing came OF IL except a
considerable amount of thunder and
lightning, no rain worthy OF mention
falling. There was rain at Intervals
during the day, and about half-past six
a storm which promised to be serious
one, broke over the city. The lightning
was very sharp for time, but no dam
age from it twas reported. Rain fell in
torrents for a short slime, about half
past six, and again about quarter TO
eight.
In some parts OF town there was a
good deal OF wind, and about half-past
six one of the gusts caught the unfn-
lshed Casino at Mozart Park, wrecking
il. The building, which measured COX
100 feet, was weatherbOarded, and the
roofers would have gotten TO work to-
day. The loss will likely be about 81, 500.