davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-18
metblihe Aer5te in Ger garfet.

Ser Mitorbeiter Ser 8artler Gepue
8leue in &onitantinopeG, @6rpiiaftoeS,
er0rtert bas neueIte Srobe beS SultanS be-
treifenO Die 3ulaiiung Der ipeibli6cn Qter5te
CUR QtuSitbung Der 8rayiS auf @runb
zines ni6tztirtti9en 0oftor6iplomS.
G9rpiiafioe5 periibert, bieie gerfitgung,
ipelbe etnem ldn8it gefiibIten, aus Ser SEA-
tur iel6it Der i%oSialen ginridbtungen Der
mObammeoanii9en 0elt beroorgegangez
men 8eOirfniiie ent8egenfomme, babe cine
bcrDOrra9enOe politlibe 8eoeutunq. Der
Wtuielmann lGBt betanntlic6 Den Nr3t, fir
Den er ionit grOBe 8erebrung be9t, nrr
ungern in DaS Snnere leine5 t0aremS einz
oringen: Die 6olge bapon lit, boB feline
Srauen iclblt in i9meren &ranfbeitSfaQen
einSi8 auf Sic 0eiltunit Ser Wabriagerinz
men, &artenlegerinneu, 0ebammen un6
iOuitigcn flu9enA8 eiber angctpieien iinO.
Dieiem llnpeien iou nun 9eiteuert per6eu.
@innal in cine San1ilte eingefiDrt, mer0e
es ber tntelligenten Qter5tin ell 9eicbteS
ietn, BORT cine einfluBreicbc Stelluug elm
5uneDn1en un0 bic auf nieoriger 8iIoungSz
flute ite6enbe Surfin in je6er Wet1e
er5ieberiicb 3u be%einfluien: in Der Qtrt, iicb
gu fteioen ut6 gu ltben, in @%ewobn6eiten
un0 @ebrduben, in i~o5jaleu unb poIitii6en
2(niDaurn9en. 9urcb 8ermittelung Der
merbe iic6 oann 0ieier ganiti9e
GtnfuB auf 0eren WtGnner, 8rl0er unb
, 1894-04-18

iibrigen $780, 900 flolfen in Sic Gai4en
ser 6erren Sole, Ni11Sportb u1b @enOIien.
Der inter BEN Nu9en be8 GouOerneurS
auS8efi6rte plumpe G6tpin6el purbe rein
5ufGQig burcb einen Supporter bes 8roOtz
lpner cGagte" aufge6e6t.
9aoib 8ennett Sill, Ser @ouberneur bes
Staats g{elu gort, mar es, BET Bic republtz
tanii9cn unO bemofratii1en SpiBbu6en
i9ibte! Die geger baS Spe3ialsgaue
@omite 8efii6rte l1nterlu6ung perltef I'M
San6e auf 6iQ'S @ebetB. 9a man
a6er einen Siinbenbod ba6en muBte, 10
wur6e ais iol3er Der Superintendent bes
DfentIiben 8autenipeienS, Elm g%etptier
Qtn6retp5, Ser am tpentgiten S6ulbige bon
Der 9ie6S9eieuicbaft, ouserieben.
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v@efdui8feiten", Bic er 3u crtpetien in Ser
Gage mar, 6onfbar e~ripeiit. Gr BAT bic
Gpibbuben bonn Sblage 6eS Q~linsiportb an
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britten W}ale n ba &apitot3uN 81 :
16Leppen!
SIT ct crit etnmal ipie6er BORT inita4irt,
6ann be9innt lofort Die Nrbeit fir n e
g pagne i'm
Sabre 1861! Qui vivra vera!
, 1894-04-18
.Snfern II flnGhtp Gnrtf

rSofera," fludbte 6artl, r6aufenpcii'
femmt'S? Strt, timm, raumer mir ouf !"
Ottt etncm belen Sauob5er iprang Nun
du6 Strt in Sic Gettbabn un0 nun be9ann
Elm S9metBen, baB ben Staqmeiftern nur
10 Die Seben bonn 2et6e bin8en. Gn0ltb
mengte iib aucb Sic @Oti3ei in 6ie Sadie
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6anOfeiten 8uriAett su ii6erpGltigen. 2tuf
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IS. fell lit an'i6ta9'n g'meit, boB in Ser
@trfnstumcbi q 9afferei adj lem t0ut, un6
Der 9err mit'n rotb'n No6 nit Sic 8pet
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g'tatgen. Benn ct nit Der Gedbte lift, iOa
ct nit 3on Qntan8en auffOrOern, Der
&reu5tegfelSz Bod"
9tdbt Sage befamen bic sfpei Sreunbe
3eit, nacb3ubenfen ilber Bic 9tegeln zines
Jttngtampfes, Oann 3o9en Tie tpieoer nit
ben lan8en S9ritten Der 8er9ler i6rer 9eiz
matb SIT.
LIMB fein it's O08t s'tueft," oerfi8erte
Sartl.
, 1894-04-18

lnb 8etn bon ieinem 8eir, itn6 eS nicbt
1etne @eno1ien unO 8rii0er, nit 9enen ct,
bis ct 6urcb bie. @ermittelung D%ieines" 2tle
herman yan Die Sorce" gelangt, regelmd3ig
Sorftouren gu ma6en pflegte, tpaS ct tpQbr7
l6ei1lt6 in Der Stt1e Der N09t, tpenn ct
it9 in Si9er6ett bor leinem tnipi3iren6en
8pr9eieBtcn ipetB, no6 b~euttgen Cages
t0ut. Srbindre S9napSfneipen itnO aler
polt3eili9er Gerorbnungen gum SroB, lit
fat alien Stabttbeilen bie gan8e 9ta6t Dtnz
Our9 Offen, un6 Oer BoIi5ilt bonn beat"
Der re9elm6Bt9c Stamm9ait. @ie in Gbtz
ca9o, 10 it's freiGib in alien ~iibri8en
StG6ten. Ser ameritanii9e Boli5iit TT
iiberaQ cine Stint unb S1maroBerpfan5e.
Sene 8uoenrei6e nit Nuent, mas b'rum
unb 6'ran bdn9t, lit in Oer Chat Elm iplrf>
lt1er @emeini6aben. 8ergangene Nabt
III brac6 in elmer oerlelben 6euer aus /;
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an ber 8riide Itattonirte g olt3tft baS Seuer
6emerfte unb 6as Seucriingnal CAB. Ser
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&neipen berum9etrieben. Wttt 9etpobnter
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unb lOlbte nit ioIcber @ilfertigfeit bic
Slammen, baB, DbmobL bic 8oroer1eite Ser
8uOe i6on Li6terlo6 9ebrannt bate, Die
na9 beioen Seiteu bi9t ani6lieBenoen
8u6en DOatg unberIebrt 9eblie6en itno.
9aS mar geptB etue tii6ti9e 2eiitung!
Ofan muB cs aber III Dieiem Safe tpirfs
It9 be6auern, baB bic Teuertpebr 10 prompt
gut Stele mar unb bic 8ube Dor Ser DDlz
li9en 3erit0rung beipabrte. @s nGre ein
ipabrer Se9en g~eipelen, tpenn Die iGmmtz
licben Spelunfen in 9foub aufgegangen
pdren! Ser nit Ser gfortbpe1ter >8obn
eintreffcnbe 8rem6e muB einen l90nen
8e9riff bon Dem riun9frGuLtcben, itol3en
Chicago" befommeu, penn, aus 6em
8abnbof beroustretenb, iein neugierig
muiternOer 8Iid auf bic abi9euli6cn 6ol57
bu6en fGQt. sic itno cine S6ma6 fir
bic StaOt, urO es lit bebauerlic5, baB benz
SberbausGommiiiGr Die 8efu8ntB fe6lt, iie
iamr1t un6 %ionbers niebcrreiBen 81 Iaiien.
Ga bic Spelunfen tbrem @igentbnmer cine
bObe Wttet6e einbrtn9en, 10 itebt leiOer gu
befiir9ten, baB ie nob ant ptele Sabre
9tnaus iene @egeno berun5ieren tper6en.
, 1894-04-18
GbtDnif4

Nm IS. &prtl ttarb Dor 6 Sa6ren in
Stem Oort ser tpeltberiibmte Qlr5t un6
2natom Or. Qtgnetp, in 2atentreiien naz
mentlic6 burb Sic 8ebonblung beS ber@
Dunoeten BrGiibenten @%arfielo befannt
geiporoen un6 am Iclben Sage un0 in BENZ
lelben Sabre lit ebenOalelbit BET atf poliz
ttl3em @ebiete ntbt min6er befGnnte Qlb>
Dofat 9toScoe Goufli1g bon Ser 8ii6ne beS
Qcbens abgetreten. Ql16 lit Ser beutige
Sag Ser SobeStag 6es bcrii6mten G6emi~
fers SuituS 2ie6ig, 1873 in Mitn9en 9ez
itOrben, benz mir, neben benz TGeii6ertract,
bas Gbloral per6anfen. Qtu6 ittrbt an
bteiem Sage, 1888, 3n Sena Die S6riftz
iteQcrtn SobannaS 9openbauer, 6ieDtutter
6e8 YbtIoiopben, un6 1923 Ser WaLcr
Qtl6recbt 9iirer. 1906 Ie9t am IS. 6s. ber
Rapit SuIiuS II. BEN @run0tein CUR
Betersftrbe in Jtom. 1921 bertpeigert
2ut6er auf bem 9tetc65tage at WormS Sen
@tberruf. 1867 tpurbe set frGnttl0e
@belmann 8itbelm bon Grumba6, nabz
bent ct i'm 8unbe nit bem 6er3og bon
@otba, Sobann Srieori9 benz Mttttlern,
cinen aIgemeinen ltmitur3 IN 0eutiblan6
an9eitrebt, bafiir nit bteiem Dorn &atier in
bic Q(bt ertl6rt por6en, unb noc66em
@Ot6a nacb barter 8eIa8erurg 9%efa4en,
am Is. Npril le6en6ig gebiertbeiIt. 1897
ieBten Bic Sran3olen inter 6oDe BET gteuz
nie6 iiber ben Rbein. 1902 ftnbet in
Tranfrei0 felt Der 0teoolutton bic erite
SonntagSfeier itatt. 1847 ite9en bic amcz
rifanii4en Gruppen inter Scott BET Gerro
@or6o iber Die Mfegifaner, uno 1849 sic
1tn9arn inter @0r9et BEL @ran. SIN
ameritaniicben 8irgerfriege lit Ser Is.
Qtpri( ipesen Ser SAGacbt BEL Ben Sorts
Sadion un6 ct. 8biltpS un6 6eS Nngrtff5
bon 5000 Gebeuen aHf Sa0etteoiQe in Qtrz
~fanias, Ser bon 1000 1nionStruppen abgez
l6logen tpirb, bet6e i'm Sabre 1862, benfs
miir0ig unb 1864 ftn6et an 6teiem Sage Die
S9Iabt bel Boilon Springs in QrfaniaS
itatt. 9amtt 3uiammen fdQt bie @ritir>
m1ng Ser 0iippler S9an3cn burcb bie
Preuben inter Bring Trie6ri3 2arI.
, 1894-04-18

= Dem Seber, Der 9eitern ben 8anernz
frieg in Oas 10. S%obrbunbert perlegt bat,
ipreben Wtr uniere 2tnertennung aus.
Man Iou aber feline Sabfebler 6interber
bertbti9en pouen, ~ionDern 6as benz benz
fenben 2eier iiberlaiien; man macbt lomit
Bic Sa9e nur no6 i9limmer. 8rauerz
friege bats i'm 10. Sabrbunbert po6[ ges
geben, aber feline 8auerntrieee. 0ie 6aben
mir i9On felt betna6e D~ier6unbsrt Sa9reu
btnler uns.
, 1894-04-18

lin Steuun9iu6enben BET Ser gegenz
tpGrti9en 9totblage bas GrGan9en bon Be-
i6dfti8ung SIT erlei6teru, ntmmt baS
9lbenbbIatt Der Slinot5 Stoats3ettung
Stelengelu1e unentgeltlicb alIf.
, 1894-04-18
Absolutely Pure

&tcbter ben tpeiten Sprung pom 6Gnfltng
gum Sofpen %8umutben, brang ie0o6 ni6t
ourb, oa Der &icbter Ben ausfIbrlid6en
8etpets Oerlan9te, baB ser 2One Elm 6alsz
tbter lei. 90 9tn9 bic 90ipenbespingerin,
cine beuticbe Waib, fret aus, unb Der
&lGger bat Die Soften bes @erfabrens 3u
tra9en.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
WILL PINCH TIE ROBOEs.
Uncle sam viii Not Put Up With Inter
ference with the Mail Trains.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Government
officials to-day received a numb o.
telegrams from u. ). Court officials and
others in the northwest Of very disqui-
citing il not alarming nature. Lawless
bands of Coxeyites are concentrating at
different points along the Union Paclhc
road in Oregon and trouble seems
to be imminent. One lawleSs mob
captured train near Portland
and as Governor PeRRoYer on appeal
by the officials OF the road has declined
10 interfere application has been made
for government troops 70 assist ln MAIN
tanning the peace and ia the execution
OF federal processes. In North Dakota
a similar condition exists and a report
from Devils Lake states that the strikers
refuse 10 allow trains carrying the
United States mails 70 move. Alto
g0ther the situation in the north
west IS becoming serious and to meet
il the government will use
every means within its power. II Is
stated that no mob Of any kind will be
permitted 10 interfere with the move
ment OF the trains if the military forces
OF the government are able TO prevent
DC ana LurLQeE LudL u Onlleu oeoeo' @ANop0
will assist 10 serving processes Issuing
from United States courts ln
the disturbed districts against
the unlawfu. and irresponsible
acts OF so-caued ''Coxey contingents." l."
The government is in earnest In this
matter. II these lawIess acts continue
those engaged in them will be made TO
feel the power of the government In
way thew may not expect or relish. IL
seems 10 be the opinion that the
lawless tramp throughout the West
is taking advantage of "CoXey's
COmmonweal of Christ demon
stratfon TO commit depredations on the
public and private property, and that
in consequence theY are fast losing, or
have lost, all of the sympathy OF the re-
spectacle element OF society every
where. These acts, it is believed Will
rapidly disrupt the whole movement
and bring disgrace and shame upon an
honest people who, through mistaken
zeal in the cause Of labor, may have
Joined the sO-called crusade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
UNKNOWN SMITH FIRED AGAIN.
Coxey's CommonweaIsrs Wsuid Not Re-
,eiye Overtures From the Traitor"

Coxey's CommonweaIors Wsuid Not Re-
,eiye Overtures From the Traitor"
Rockville. MD., April 2S The Qua
ker crowd greeted with three luSty
cheers the arrival OF the original Cox
eyites this afternoon. Then the Jones
contingent stepped out, and the entire
column moved into the town, aud the
first junction OF C0yey's armies had
been made
Nothing had been seen of Unknown
Smiths contingent until down the main
street there came out from the curb a
sound of kissing. Marshal Browne was
lust then passing and the Kisses were
for him aud they came from a dozen OF
Unknown Smiths men, VINO sat on
the grass near the edge the street.
Browne turned sadly Ia his saddle and
glanced az the men Missing him, but the
Instant he recognized them he put his
face straight ahead and gave no further
heed.
I'VE don't 20 in Coxey's army"
shouted one of the dissatisfied, as COXey
rode past them without the slightest no.
tice
Browne led the united forces to a
pretty slope, and while yet mounted he
addressed them thus;
1--WE are now united with the first
commune Of our brothers and want
20 give you fair warning. You must
conduct yourself with caution, for Off
GERS will run you in on the slightest
pretexL Ii would be too bad if after
an the privati0ns you have suffered any
one OF you should lose the greatest hon
or ever enjoyed by citizen; and that Is
20 march up Pennsylvania avenue on
the frst daV OF May 20 assert your
rights as American freemen. BE care
full, and you are,now dismissed for the
day."
During the afternoon Unknown"
Smith marched mis- thirty men over 10
the Fair Ground and went through a
break in the fence. They were stopped
bv oklahoma" sam aud told 20 get out,
which they did. Then Smith sought
out Browne 10 bis tent. but was repuls-
ed and orSered of the premises. The
Coxeyites yelled: "YOu are traitor,
chuck him out, and Smith thereupon
relinQuished his project Of camping
with the main oody. The regulars
start for BHghtWOod st o'clok tO-mOr-
row morning and expet TO be there be-
fore noon.
MORE TBoV fLE lFOR sAcRAMENFO.
SAcBANENtA CAL. April 2S.-Word
has been reee ID here that $50 20 lOOO
men left Ga nd for this city on the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

steamer Alvira, chartered by Oakland
citizens. No stock is taken In the state
ment that the men are to be landed
thirty miles south of Sacramento on
the river bank, and expectation IS tnat
they will be here by tomorrow morn
ing. Citizens held meeting last nignt
to consider the situation. 1t was re-
ported that Gen. Barker had oeen
warned not to come here, but declared
be had men enough 20 force mis- way
into the city; that the railroad company
and State had valuable interests mere
and it would be an object to them 10
have this army carried East.
The mayor, chief OF police ana the
sheriff will meet the invaders on their
arrival and fatty tell them they Will get
no aid nor comfort here, and that tue
first infraction of the law will be severe
ly punished. The probability is that II
the army attempts to take possession OF
Agricultural Park, or any other sta'e
property, it will be confronted oy the
militia and the local soldiers, VINO are
thinking of going into camp for 1ew
davs. The army already stranded mere
has gone to Sutter Fort, where 1t VIII
be free from conflict with Bakers army,
should the latter attempt to locate at
Agricultural Park. Colonel Inmau says
the city can call on them any time Tor
aid should it be required to subdue any
laWleSsness on the part OF the invaders
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
THE MILITARY FORCES
VIII De Used TO Thwsrt the Erorts of
CoxeY BumA


WAsHINGToN, d. c., April 2S.-Na-
tionsl power is TO be exercised TO CON-
pei respect for the law in the tar North
west, where trains are being seized oy
Co mmOnwealers and the law disregard
ed. General Schofeld this afternoon
sent orders to Colonel Swain, at 81
Paul, in command Of the Department OF
Dakota, aud General Otis, at Vancou-
yer Barracks, in command OF the Colum-
bia, 10 use the troops under their cop-
mand upon the application OF the Unl-
ted States Marshals in the States along
the line OF the Northern Pacific railroad
in executing the processes OF the
United States Courts. Special orders
have been sent forward to recaptnre
the train secured at Troutdale by the
tramps, and now on It's way east. The
war department has settled the ques-
ton Of the disposition OF the prisoners
taken at Forsvthe, Mantana, by giving
directions TO the military authorities to
transfer them TO Helena, Montana.
where they may be dealt with the civil
authorities, the prisoners TO be kept IN
der military espionage until the courts
shall have disposed Of their cases.
Brigadier Otis ordered the federal
troops at Walla Walla TO intercept the
train at Umatilla.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
A oOmPLETE TIE.UP.
Not Train Moving on the Great North
ern Road.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 2S.-The
Great Northern strike situation to-day
was one OF quiet watchfulness on the
part OF both sides so far as appearances
went. 1t is probable that much was
being done by the company, but there
was no sign of it. No trains, either
freight or passenger, were moved in
this city and so far as heard none were
moving along the line 10 the cost. 1t
was a complete tie-up of the 4,495 miles
of track in half dozen States.
The other roads in this city
who use Great Northern tracks for
terminals were allowed TO switch with
their own train crews, but no regular
swltchmen were at work. The men
avowed themselves as intending no vio-
lence, and seemed to dc all In their
power to keep others from injuring the
company's property. The Brotherhood
men have apparently not joined
the strike actively, further than
to refuse to work without reg
ular swtchmen. President Hill has
claimed TO have plenty of men ready 10
work but no trains went out. He said
to-day that he would make no move un-
til he was ready to start a train through
to the coast, and that he was prepar-
ing for that time. President Hill to-day
received a telegram from Supt. j. ID.
Farrell, Of Spokane, saying: "All your
engineers, fremen, conductors and
brakemen here are ready to go to work
when you call on them"
Mr.. Hill said he has more than
enough men 10 go to work. The en-
gines for branch line trains were stand
ing ia the Union Pacific yards to be
attached to trains as soon as they back
ed down. They had been brought out
of the round house without any diff
icultv and were manned by old en-
glneers and fremen in the Northern
Pacific service. The cars, however,
were not there and their absence
was explained by the fact that
nobody would handle the switch en-
gines to move them from the yards. In
the yards there was no appearance Of
unusual excitement. a number OF the
regular switchmen were on hand ready
TO work, but as there were no yard en-
CINE crews they had nothing to do. 1t
was impossible to ascertain how long
this state of inactivity might continue.
REFUSE TO TURN A SWITCH.
ST. PAUL, MINI, April ga gen.
eral tie up is one of the immediate pros
poets Of the strike. The Great North
ern, the Union Depot Company, tie
Milwaukee and the Great Western own
most of the yard trackage in ST. Paul.
The Great Northern switchmen refuse
l. i
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April 2S.-All
employees on the Eastern Minnesota
have gone out in sympathy with the
Great Northern strikers and the i'm
mense yards are as quiet as on Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
AMrsterlous shootIng.

BUFFALO. n. Y. April 2s.-Mont-
Romery Gibbs. q well-knOwn young law
YER, was shot on Delaware avenue this
evening at 9:15 o'clock. he died imme..
dlately after his arrival ~ the General
Hospital. As yet there isno clue 70 bis
assailant.
The whole affair Is shroUded In mys-
tery. The shooting took place ~ the
corner Of Bryant street and Delaware
avenue, both fashionable and mucn
travelled thoroughfsreG The idea
Of suicide IL hardly probable.
Mr.. Gibbs was q popular aod
well reputed citizen and an
able member OF his profession. He had
no deadly enemies that his friends are
aware Of. he was unmarried. Former
" be was a newspaper man. beglnning
his career on the Telegraph and con-
pleting it as city editor Of the Republic,
both OF which papers are now deianct'
He was about IS years old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29

quarters OF the National Mine Workers
Union. This affects about 600 men
here. The mines along the Evansville
and Indianapolis railroad aud the Louis
vile, Evansville and St. Louis railroad
are all idle. Their mines are tributaries
to Evansville, and most Of their output
comes here. Some OF their tributary
mines were closed down by their owners
to prevent trouble. Six hundred fac
tories in this city are threatened with a
shutdown, as there is not a weeks sup
ply OF coal on hand. The men seem de-
termined to remain out to the end.
EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-At the end
of the first week OF the great coal min
ers' strike but one mine is in operation
in the districts east OF the Alleghenies.
That mine, which is in the Phillipsburg
region, employs but 100 men. The sup
ply of coal is fast becoming exhausted.
Everything Is quiet.
The Cambria county miners, number
ing 5000 men, are also quietly awaiting
the result OF the strike. The strikers
show no signs OF weakening and are
hopeful OF the ultimate result.
The Broad Top and Huntingdon min
ers are out, and they will remain ont
until the strike is over. Reports from
the Cumberland mining districts are
that mines in that region are working
and no fears OF o strike.
The Kemble coal and iron miners at
Huntingdon quit Yesterday.
The general opinion seems to be that
the strike will not last through another
week. Thers is already some talk OF a
compromise, and it is believed an under
standing will be reached between the
miners and operators without consult
ing the President OF the United Mine
Workers Association.
JELLIco MAY RESUME.
BARBoURsvILLE. KY. April est Is
given out by the miners that at least
TWO hundred Of the three hundred
miners at Jellico will resume Tuesday,
under the old contract aud scale.
THEY REFUSED TO GO OUT.
spsetal Telegram 70 ths sunday RseSts-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 2s.-A
mass meeting OF miners was held at
Ansted last night, called together and
addressed by the committse from Ohio.
They decided to stay at work by vote
of $50 to 6. Edgewater and Eagle go
to work Monday. The strike In
Kanawha was no go.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
ANOTHER TRAIN STOLEN.

An Industrial Army of Nine Hundred
Men Fleeing Before Unitsd states
Troops.
PORTLAND, OGN.. April 2S.-Thes in
dustrial army, numb bering about 900
men, which has camped at Troutdale,
eight miles east of here, for the past
three days, captured a Union Pacific
train at Gas this morning, and started
on its Journey to Washington. The
train was a special bearing General
Manager Dickinson, Assistant General
Supt. Baxter and party Of the Union
Pacific officials. The InduStrials
were expecting the train aud were
ready to act Immediately on arriving
Al the station. The COmmOnwealers
bv concerted movement took posses
sion of the engine and in q few mo-
ments had run the coaches on 3 switch,
detached the locomotive, deposed the
engineer and fireman, installed their
own engineer and fireman and within