davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-28
4ndJt-U eIeprnntttte.

SerItr, ~. Sebr.~
Sn Ser b~eutt9en Sibung bes &cicbstags
nurbe bic 0ebatte iiber ben ~ruiitibz6eutz
icben 6anbelSoertrag fort9eiebt. Neicb87
fan5ler GaprtDt mics Die auf i'm gen1acbten
Qtngriffe, DaB CT ba8 llebereil1fommen al
Sta1Oe gebra6t babe, 3uritG unb ia9te, oaB
er I'M Nmte bletben tpitr0e, 10 LANCE i'm Der
&atler auf ieinem 8oiten Su beboLten MIN
l9e. Q8aS ben Oeuti6zruiiti3en 0anoelS7
Dertra9 bettefe, 10 erfLGrte @apripi, baB
bevielbe, bonn politiicben Stan6punfte be-
tracbtet, alIgemetn gebtQtgt mer0e lln0 0aB
Die BerDerfung oelielben gu ctnem fort
lDdbrenoen Sartftriege nit 9tuBlanD fitbren
tDtroe. gtacb 2lnitcbt ocS 0t~eibSfan5lerS
biene Ser 6anDeL5pertrog eben1O ipie bte
6eereSDorla9e un0 Der 9rei6unb 3ur Nllf>
rccbterbaltung 6eS SriebenS, unb 6erielbe
btloe oaS IeBte @lieo in Ser Settle, tpelCbe
nit Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ertrage
begonnen babe. Der 8ansler ert11nerte ben
Eeidb9tog 6aron, 6oB 8eriu9e, cine nirt6z
16aftlicbe NnnGberllng nit EuBlan0 an
5uba5nen, felt 6einobe etnem SSabrz
bun6erte i'm @an9e 9eipeien ieien.
Gr, Der &ei68fansler babe nlr Elm
0eriprecben eriitut, peLcbeS Shirt 8iS>
marf I'M Sabre 1873 8emacbt babe, baB
nGmli6 bic NbiblieBun9 zines 6onbelsz
pertrageS nit 9tuBlar0 burcb i'm, 8i8z
mard, ODER ieinen 9tabfoI9er gu Stan6e
gebracbt nerben piirDe. Die lettenben
StaatsmGnner Stations ltno 9eiterretcbs
bitten ibre 8efrteoigung iiber Sic Qlbicbltez
Bung beS ruiiii6>Oeutlcben 8ertrageS aus
9eiproCben uno ertlGrt, baB cine 8eriper>
lung belielben nit Ser Srennung aler 8e>
~3iebungen 3tpii6en GuBlan0 uno 9euti6>
LAMB glet6be6eutenb iein tptrbe. SIN
meiteren 8erlauf ieiner Geoe ia9te Der
&an5ler, DAB bic Q(grarter MIR l1ntrte0en
3pti6en Der 2an6mirtbi6aft un6 Sn0uftrte
i%tifteten un0 er QuBerte iid6 oann iiber bie
Sage i'm Qu9enteinen unb ia8te: Q8ir
1ra6bten nicGt na6 &rte9Srubm Der elm
.5tge9tubm, nacb tpeldem mir itreben, III, 0aB
mir Die 2Oiun9 BON Qlufgabeu 81 erreicben
itreben, neI9e auf Die i~O5iale un6 tnteuecz
4ueue 0erbe1erung be5 8oLfes 8esug
Daben un0 Die gtationcn IN ben Stano
1eben, in 6rtebe unb Sreunblbaft NIT elm
amos gu Ieben ur6 ben Q8eg fir cine 3u>
funft p0r3ubcreiten, no eS notbtpenoig lein
miro, cine gr0Bere Gruppe BON gationen
gu elmer grOBen neutrality-suspicious. QBtrtbz
icbaftspolttit gu D%ereini9en. Ourcb ftete
8efOl9un9 bieier poIitit bat 9euti3lauO
letn Yreiti9e erb0bt.
gfa4ocm Der 8ej6stan3ler gere6et bate,
brabten baS antiiemitiide Mitglie6 &0ntg
uno Der @OnierOatibe SUB ibre @inpenz
bun9en 9e8en ben &ertrag Dor. 9er
gtattOnaIlibcrale, Or. Bennington, lprad
nod 81 @uniten 6es 8crtrogS un6 baS
6auS Derta9te iicb 0orQuf.
Ser Gbef bes @ipt(ca6inetS, 81. BON
9ltcanus, bat an ben 8iirgcrmetiter bon
@6tttngen Elm Sbreiben geri6tet, in mel
chem er iagt, oaB Der &atier iicb al benz
8lane, in @0ttingen, mo- befonntlid SHIRT
8ismarG itubirte, gum 4%nbenten an ben
T~itrIten einen Gburm SIT crbauen, All be-
tbeiligen witni6c unb boB ber &aiIer Sem
8iir9ermetiter Die Summe BON 500 Marf
iiberienbe, nclcbe fir Die an benz gburme
onsubringen6e geOenftafeI beitimmt iet.
2onbon, 81. Sebr.
Ser v@lobe" la8t beute gtodbmittag, baB
, 1894-02-28
Wo9RoIfi9e WurfeIfpieIer,
5eeen peI9e fcIbit ole Ghicaeoer nidt ouf=
fommen f0nnert.
6eIena, Mont., %. 6ebr.

j. \ l I ~ " IDbpltt'1 20" O(Ul"
9te 8ergiperfsita6t Butte bate bon jeber
in benz 9tuT ~geitonben, Die na9baIiigiten
@lit6sipieler 81 beiiBelt, Gber filr5li9 baben
0Odb Der 0cnerGl 6. @. 9Sarren unD UfileS
Tinlen nit benz Wurfcln I'M $35, 900 ben
8ogel abgei6oiien. 9Sarren bate iicb bon
SObn 6. 2lopo fir $15,0 600 baS &aufrccbt
oer Yomnna @rube in Ser 9fdbe BON Center
bile gcft6ert. geitern traf ct in benz Sa=
lubn Der @ebritber 2Dncb Wfilcs 6inlen,
ltnb iener 6anoel FAM babel sur Sprabe.
Stnler bot benz @eneral 9Sarren $4,000
fit leinen 6anbel ODER $3.50 fir Die
@rube. v6ter," iagte er, inoem ct iein
Gbedbub beraus3og, vtit mein G6eG fir
$4,000, tpenn Sic 0aS 0ei3dft al MIDI
abtretelt.
@arren berlangte aber SOC, 900, tporauf
i1m Sinlen cine anoere Sfferte mocbte.
vNir ipoIcn barum nitrfeln." iagte er,
vob ib S6nen fiir ben 6an6cl $15, 600 gebe,
pbcr bic bon Sbnen ~perlangten $50, 1000"
Der General beiann iicb ei1en QlIgeu>
Bid, bann ia9te ct, tnOem er nacb bem
8ltrfelbecbcr Iangte, pNngenomtmcn." St
mari bret Siinfen, un6 idob Dann iie9eSz
itcber Sinlen Ben 8ccber bin. 0teier
l9ittclte benielbcn lGnge unb beDGcbtig, bis
er enbli6 losiboB, unO aucb 9Iiidlicb Orct
Gtner mari. 9anit aber bate ct Die $751;
600 geponnen, un0 ct bolte iein G6edbub
noc6malS berauS uno fiiQte zines Der 6orz
mulare nit $15, 900, 5abl6ar an @eneral
8Grrcn, aus.
, 1894-02-28
Gine 21eedre unf6d0liA sema6t.

9tuguite Smith bon go. 1919 6orquerz
ftraBt, pelcbe, ME mir HeuIidb mittbeilten.
Die 14idbrtgc @ol6pau stpang, iicb ben
pic6iidben 2ititen Der Staliener Soicpb Soe
scffo unb Garlo 0uuio binsugcben, ia baS
Ota6beu no9 feitbicIt, ais lie iib ben
9lrmcn 6ieier &erle entpinoen tpolte,
murbe 6cute friib BON 9ti4ter @berbarbt
tpegen SaltenS zines u~norbcntlicbsn 6auies
unter $1,000 Dem Griminalgeri6t iberz
nielen u1o f|erncr nit elmer Strafe bon
500 belcgt. Die beiben Stalicner iper6en
itdb mor9cn Dor bemielben &tcbter tpegen
Notbsucbt uno bic Smith tDegen 8etbilfc
gu oieiem 9emeinen &erbrecbcn perants
norten miien.
, 1894-02-28
Gin Reitaurateur perfIo9t, neil el
Ginem ue9er ni9ts SUI eien 9eben wolte,
0es sc pines, Sa., %. 6eb

@eftern Q(ben6 purbe gegen 8. 9.
6oder1mttb, oen@eicbdftSfiibrer DcrSpeiie7
anitalt i'm &apitol, Elm 0aftbefebl erlptrft,
neil er it6 9emetgert bate, gfe9er in glet@
cher @etle gu beoienen mic peiBe Wfenicben,
uno iic9 baOurcb 9e8en bie @elebe oes Staa@
ties Solpa pergangcn babe, Der &ldger 1T
81. g. Barnett, Der 6~erausgeber oeS bier
erlcbeinenben re~publttanii6en 9tcgers8lat7
ties v~Qtpalancbe". Die bieitgen 0teger bieI@
ten gcitern Qlben6 Notwithstanding
ab unb nabmen 8ei6liliie an, in wcl6en
6o6erlmitb beftig 9etabelt puroe.
, 1894-02-28
Der 5abImeiiter Ger GPippepas 5n=
otdner
Ja9t iid cine Ku9el our6 oen Kopf.
G +. 6 %. SEebr.

ct. Saul, %. Sebr.
Seute Wfor9en bat itb Der bonn 8rGitz
6enten 6arrtion gum 8unoeSz 3aflmeiiter
auf Der Gteierpation Der Chippewa ernannte
Sberit Q8m. 6. 8renban in $50. 321
6ennepin 2lpe. in OfinneapoIiS cri6oiien,
98dbreno 6eS &rieges tpar CT Sberit zines
Nrtiucrte7 9tegimentcs bon Snbiana. 9lS
ltriabc 5u bicicm Scbritt piro Sbnerz
mutb in 6ol9e BON @elOangeIe9en6eiten an
ge8eben. Gr mar ein 8e~rtpanbter BON %.
90. Campbell bon bier, mcl6er 8oriiBnDer
Der SnotanaerzG ommiiiion lit.
, 1894-02-28
Gin Oefstt Don $40, ,OO0
Jm Re9icrunoshaushalt in o6t monoten
oes Iauferoer 5isfaIiahres.


9tu8 Sem Scbabamt9austpetS fir Sic
leBten adbt Monate, iDelcber mor8en Derz
Offentli6t iuerben mirb, lit erlicbtlicb, baB
I'M I%aufenbcn 6isfaliabre bic .Nus8aben Der
9te9ierun9 Die GtnnaDmen btsbcr INN
$48, 000, 900 itberiteigen. Die @tnnabnlen
betrugen $199, 800, 900, 8cnn es in Dem
bisberigen WtoBitabe ipeitcr9ebt, miro fi6
am @nOe bes Sisfoliabres Oas 9eftSit auf
$72, 200, 900 belaufen.
, 1894-02-28
BrutaIer Q1oro.
Gin alter farmer eridofeu, neil erj feiu 6eIo
hattie.

Burlington, @tsc., %. Sebr.
@eitern purbe Sobn GaQaban, ein alter
8armcr, peL6cr breiBig Sabre lang nit
ieiner 6rau auf iedbS Oteilen BON bier gez
legeneu 6arnt pobntc, BON elnem Wanne
ericbolien, Der nit cinem 3teuOIUer in baS
6auS brang utb @eIb perlangte, Callahan
iagte benz Wanne, OaB CT fein @eIb babe,
morauf i'm bieier iofort nicoericboB. gtobz
barren itnD Der Qtnlicbt, oaB tie miiien, .Wer
Ser Of0rber 1T, mn burcbiuben jeBt bic
@egcnO nacb Inn; pen:1 Tie ibn %fangen,
mouen tie i'm 6dngcu.
, 1894-02-28
Wuroe perbaftet neil er
2Inoerer &eute &ano perfauft bate.

Gan 6roncico, %. Sch.
Clinton 6. 0tapne, Der Ofacber Der biez
ii9en UtetrDpolttan>8 abn, unb eiu in 6iz
nanStreiien angelebener Wtann lit in SOlge
bon Orei 8ei6uloigungen, 2an6 p~erfcuft
81 baben, bas ibm nibt 9ebOrte, Oerbaitet
tpor0en.
, 1894-02-28
6%lootone's beporitebenoer Rid.
trttt.
Gommentare BON Sonooner SG6ttern oariber.
8 o.n6nn. %. SSeb.

9on6nn, %. Sch.
Die v@eItminiter @a3ette" ia9t, 6oB Ser
GiiGtritt @laoitone'S ieBt MIR nod mebr
cine 6rage BON So9cn un6 @oben, a6er
nicbt BON Mtonaten lit. 9a6urb muB je>
bO6 Die 6ra9e Ser Some NuIe : 8iu,
weI9e nocb etn leiten6er uto beitimmenber
6attor in Der Sage lit, nicht ais abgetban
betracbtet werben. Ncr INNER Ser Otabz
folger @laoitone's ictn miro, muB bic
crime Tlagge on1 Oiaite aufbilen. Die
v9au IfaIl @a5ette" iagt, 6aB a1Ber ben
pbDliibeu unb politii6en @riinOen fir
0laOitone's &iidtritt, berielbe ntemalS Die
SOeen Oes neuen &abitaIismus 9erne gez
babt bat, 9bgeieben BON Der Trage Der
Some &ule lit ct Elm itan6felter 8htg.
Wenn @laoitone i'm cabinet bletbt, 10
miro iein NachfoI9er ais 9remiermiutiter
cine unfrltcbtbare unb i6pterige 2%0ufbabn
oor iib babeu.
, 1894-02-28
9reta L Gent.
Die amerifaniide 5Ieifdfhau
Don oeutf9en Sa6peritdnoi9en fir pertbIos
erfIGrt.
g erItu, %. GSebr.

10 wv
Sn elmer Sibung 6eS Ianbtpirtbi6oftz
liben Gcreins iprocben ii6 Srof. Miiuer
unO Der Director Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S6uIe, g8crner, icbr abfGuig iiber Die
amertfanii6c 6lciidinipeftion aus. sic
beRauptctcn, iie bitten iidb bon beren p0uiz
ger 8crtbloii9teit pGbrenb tbres 9lufentz
baltes III Chicago i'm %pergangenen CONNER
perlOnIiob iiberseugt. Die Gegieruug tpiro
notwithstanding auf @runb Der 8ebauptungen
oteier Sa6oeritdn6igen bel Der ameritaniz
lcben% 9tegierung ooriteltig perben.
, 1894-02-28
Dteueid1t ein 9aubmoro.
Gin Mann foot uno peritiimmeIt auf einem
Sabu9eIeiie ~eefunoen.
Nnliet. 81. % Sch.

SOItet, ST., q. Seb.
!6eute Mtorgen pur6e Sbomas 2atcb bon
WOrrts, ST., tobt Sptiden ben 9Oppel@
g~eletien Der 9tod SSlanb 8abn aufgefunz
BEN. Sin Nrm unS eir 8ein tparen bonn
&Orper ab9ei9nitten DorOen, unb Der &opf
mar 3erlnalmt. SIS mar befannt, 6aB er
cine bebeutenoe @el6lumme BEL iIcb bate,
unb es pirO befircbtet, baB ct ernorbet
unb auf baS @eleiie gcnorfeu tpnroe.
, 1894-02-28
Selbitmoro zines farmers.
Die DeranIadun9 oa3u unbefannt.
ct. 8Qu[. Mtnn.. %. Teb.

Ser an Song Cafe Bel Minneapolis
tpobnen6e Sarmer Gborles 8cterion bat
geitern in $50. 1928, 26tc 2lpe. SOutb in
Otiuneapolis SeIbtmorb began9en. SRI
bate CT Deriu6t, iib. burcb 3iinbbOl5ben
5u pergiften, unO ais ibm bleS ntbt gelang,
crbing ct iib. @r mar 81 Sabre alt uno
binterldBt Srau un6 &inber. 8as ibn 3t
Dem SeIbitmOrb betpO8, lift ni6t betannt.
, 1894-02-28
gHininm 81. 0Go[lh. tncLcher. NJ.

= @iutam q. N8allb, tpcIcber, ME mir
an anberer Stelle bieies 8lattes bericbten,
nm ietnen S6ab beirat6en 81 %f0nHeu, cine
Nnweiiung auf ben S9abmeiiter bes
S6ulratbS BON 8roirie bu Gbien fdllcbte
un6 bicie5 6aliifttot Dem g8trtb 6. S.
Guffertp BON 2015 State Str. fir Sen ibnt
%abgefaufteu Saloon CAB, ipurbe beutc friib
bon Nti9tcr Softer unter $1,000 8iirgi9aft
geitcut.
, 1894-02-28
8ombenfun0 IN DRAG.

Yrag, e. Tebr.
Gor Dem ftabtii9eu 2etbamt lit berte
cine birnenf0rmtge @lasbOmbe, Die nit
gtd9eln unb nit 8ulper gefiat par, unO
an welber iicb cine our 6dlfte ncrbrannte
13unbi6nar befanO, aufgefunben porOen.
, 1894-02-28
Dill fid ouf einen 8efebI 9e9en
Derbinoerun9 elmer penfions : Rerabfebunq
nibt etnlafen.
@oi6tnQton. e. Tebr,

&ic6tcr Gor in oem@quitD 7@cribt le6nte
bcute Morgen ab, einen @eribtSbefebl
aIs5uiteuen, UNI Den 8eniionscommilidr
81 perbin6err, Die 8eniton bes JticbterS
Gbarles 9. Song bon MicbiGan bon $72
all! $50 ben Wtonat b~erabSuieBen.
, 1894-02-28
Cine 5rodtlofomotipe e~rplooirt
Drei SahnIeute idwer babel perIebt.


6cute Morgen traf bic Nacbricbt bier ein,
6aB 6te SracbtlofomotiOe SEQ. 1910 bon Der
Baltimore & S%bipbabn nm orei llbr beute
Morgen Bel lln9umS MiQS in g8eit Sir
9inien e~rplO0irt lei; bieiclbe itan0 GUT 3ett
Der Grploiion auf einem Seitengcleiie.
Der 2OtOntotiUfiibrer Stepenion, Der Set
ser 2atp uno Der 8rcmler WtcGue trugeu
icbredli6e 8%erlebungen bauon. 9tGbere
@in5elbeiten itno uOcb nibt b%efannt.
, 1894-02-28
1nbetriebfebun9 elmer 2l0belfabrif
SpIlano, Oeib., %. TSeb.

Die :3eeIonbeM 6belfabrif bat nacb IGn<
9erem Stiuitanbe beute Den 8etrteb mieber
auf9enommen. Die Qtr6etter baben ii6
nit elmer 2ObnberabieBung nm 10 b, $.
etnDerltanoen ertlGrt.
, 1894-02-28
6looitone bel Ger K0ni9in Dictoria,
2In9ebIi6 nm feline GntIafun9 gu erbitten.
Qpnbou. %. SEebr

0Ia6itone be9ab iic6 beutc Gomittag in
ben 8ufingbam 9alait 81 elmer 2%tubien5
bel Der &0nigin. Srob beS falten unO un@
freunblichen @etterS benuBte ct cine Offene
Gquipage. ST tpurbe unDerpetlt bon Der
&0nigin %empfangen.
IS lit 6abier alIgemein bic Nniicbt Derz
brettet, baB CT bPute bic GOnigin f~Orr1elL
nm letne GntlaiiIn8 eriucbt DGtte.
, 1894-02-28
Expedition nab vSreiIano."

, a III b Il 9 e. Tebr.
6erte ltn6 bon bier Is Wtann, pelcbe 6te
erite @gpe0ttion na9 Der &OlOnie r6retz
Lamb" IN @trtta biloen, na9 Saniibar
ob9e8an9en.
, 1894-02-28
Der SeIaseruu9s5uitan6 in Chile
nit Qusnabme ser propir5 Santiago einit-
weiIen auf9ehoben.
&c c 10 y prf. %. GSebr.

II 10 y 20. UVUI.
Sine SpesiaLbepeibc an ben r6eral6"
bon &alparaiiO ia8t, OaB Der 8elagerungsz
8uitanO fir Die 9auer bon 3ebn Gagen,
nit Der %cin5igen 2lusnabmc Der Brouins
Santia9o, auf9ehObcn pOr0en lit.
, 1894-02-28

&aiier 8ilbelm. nit groBem Gifer Die
8rage ber 0oppelpd6rung itubire unb baB
CT tpiiui4e, boB bic 9fe9ierung ale ibr All
@ebote i~tebenben Wtittel aufipenbe, nm ein
ipeiteres Sinten bes Sil6erpreiieS gu berz
btnbern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
Dun 3 Co.. Review Of Trade.

New York, March 23.-R. g. Dun &
Co. 8 weekly review OF trade says: II 10
perplexiag 10 be obliged 70 report that
business grows larger In volume aud 40
the same time not more profitable. Un-
certainty does not diminish but has
rather increased In tho Judgment OF
many commercial bodies which have
urged the President 20 veto the Seign-
forage bill. Prices OF commodities do
not rise but are on the whole about Is
per cent. lower than last week. though
then the lowest ever known 10 this
country, and 1919 per cent lower than
year ago.
Moro mills are at work. though the
proportlon OF productive force unem-
pleyed is still from a fith 70 third IL
different branches Of Industry, and
many mills are stopping because their
orders have run out, even while
larger numDer are starting with orders
enough for a time.
The starting OF four furnaces by the
Illinois Steel Company, and one other
AZ Plttsburg, Increases the output OF
iron and soms large sales have been
made At the lowest prices yet reported,
with indications OF continued demand
for structural work, especially a. the
West. On the other hand, the demand
seems 70 slacken and nails are said 20
ne selling lower than ever. below one
cent. Ia minor metals business isa 1T
tie larger but 81 the expense Of efurtheT
decline 20 e.5 cents FOR lake copper,
while tin is steady and lead a shade
higher.
sales Of wool for three weeks havs
exceeded last years 25.9 per cent,
though transactions this month lasi
year were about 40 per cent. below the
average. There is more demand Tor
such wool as IS needed In the mangiac-
turs OF underwear. dress goods and
vorsted sultiugA but hne feecss are a.
most unstable.
The failures this week reached 244 IN
the United States aKainst2i7 last year,
and so in Canada against % last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, March 23.-East ST.
Louis results: First, iurlOngs, Malga
won: time 1:2i1I. Second, furlongs,
Deceit won; time, 1869. Third, Ills
mile. ST. Andrew won; time, l:1A
Fourth, one mile, Emblem won; time,
1:49]l. Fifth. 1916 mile, SchuylkIll
won: time, 1869. Sixth, lilo mile,
Florela won, time, 1:l3.
CHICAGO. March 23.-Ro6y, Indiana,
results: First, 9.l6 mile, CIsar won;
time I:O9H. Second, 9-16 mile. Imp
Eliz won; time 1908. Third, IL, l6 mile.
Yucatan won; time 1924. Fourth, =
mile, Tarquin won; time :57I. Fifth.
= mile, Monsoon won; time 80.
New ORLEANS, March 23.-Weatber
cool, track heavy. attendance fair.
First, selling, noB-Ulnners Of Two races,
furlongs. Midget won, Cerro Gordo
second, Rosebud third; time, l:l2&.
Second, selling, / mile, Carmen won.
The Ban second. Horace Leland third;
time, 2O3Z. Third, handicap, fur
longs. Belle Of Springfield Won.
Henry Owsley second, Tippecanoe
third; time, 1855. Fourth, purse $500,
Magnolia selling takes, one mile, Ten
nv. Jr., won, Watterson second, Cassin
third; time, 2:O2. Fifth, selling, six
furlongs. Bobby Burns Won, Spsllbound
second, Madras third; time, 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
THE grmHav Rngfgt4p Ex09Ig Inn Al Features. Most Arr
AN INSANE DESIRE TO DESTROY.
A Prominent Young Man Who Has Com
mitted Two Dynamite Outrages and At
tempted Others.

A Prominent Young Man Who Has Com
mitted Two Dynamite Outrages and At
tempted Others.
LANCASTER, PA, March 23.-Four
recent attempts TO burn the large hard
ware establishment OF George NJ. Stein
man & Co.. of this city led TO an inves-
tigation which has resulted in the de-
lection OF the author of the three late
dynamite outrages here.
The culprit is Charles Rawn, a young
man belonging to one OF the leading
families Of this city, whose sole incen-
tive seems to have been an insane desire
to destroy.
When the unexpoded bomb was
found in the building next door to the
police station a clerk in Steinman's,
where Rawn was also EN- Dloyed, report
ed that stick Of dynamite had been
distracted from be hind the counter but
10 was not believed that the bomb hend
was any OF their employees.
Yesterday Rawn was confronted Win
the evidence collected Oy Steinman, rel
atlve to the attempts 10 0urn the store,
when he made a iull confession, stating
mite outrage. The first bomb did not
explode; the second one badly Injured
the Cherry street bridge over the Penn
sylvauia railroad, and the third was eX-
plOded on the pOrticO Of DR., Bakers
residence, doing considerable damage
and going of just as one person mad
passed within a foot OF IL and Two
others were within several feet ap-
preaching it, The night Rawn ex-
ploded the last bomb he had first been
at the opera house and carried the bomb
with him.
1t is said to-day that his friends sent
him away last night, which is probably
true, as 20 trace of him can be found
to-day. His friends claim his mind has
been affected, and that reading OF the
outrages in Paris he acquired an insane
desire To emulate them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
sIsrERsvILLE OIL FIELD.
New Development Under way Runs OF
the Pipe Lines.

Special telegram 10 Lhs Register.
SIsTERsvILLE, March 23.-The South
Penn OH Company has several men at
work east of Middlebourne leasing all
the land they can secure. This action
on the part OF this company is making
the other companies here take an inter
est in that territory, and all the land in
that vicinity is being picked up rap
idly and at very good rentals.
The we'll now being drilled on the
Steally place has had q great deal to do
with the booming Of that territory, and
IL is expected IN some time next week.
1t was expected that IL would be I'm
ed this week, but on account Of fish
ing job it will DO the latter part OF next
week before il is completed.
Iseman, Donnan & Co.'S No. 5, on the
z. Roonie place, is In, and reported TO
be one of the best wells in the eastern
part of the field.
John Preston & Co. have completed
the rig and commenced drilling on the
Porter farm.
McJunkin & Co. s well on the Corbett
place IS expected in next week. This is
the fourth we'll put down on this farm
and ali have been busters.
The Henry Oil Co, are preparing to
drill 20 wells on the Ohio Side this sum
mer.
Laurence Bynell's No. 4, on the Toole
place, Ohio side, is in and reported good
for fifty barrels This was quite a sur
prise, as everyone expected it to be
dry hole.
l.. a. Brenneman will soon commence
work on a number OF wells on the
Routes and Winger farms, on the Ohio
side.
D. A. Moses & Co.'S we'll on the Moses
farm, is in and doing about twenty-five
barrels.
The runs for the twenty-four hours
ending this morning at o'clock were
reported by the Eureka Pipe Line Com
pany TO be IS, 726 barrels. The average
daily receipts of ths line are now about
.13, 500 barrels and that OF the Mellen
line about 5000 barrels, making total
average daily run II nearly $4,000 bar
res. This is the largest daily average
this field has made for over year, and
it goes without saying that the field Is
not yet on the decline.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
HON. WM L WILSON'S CONDITION.

He Was Weak, and Kept Hls Bed Yes
terday-Sat Up too Long on Thursday.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Marh "a
Congressman Wilson spent a restless
night and is in a weak condition to-day,
hut DR.. Underwood reports that no un-
favorable conditions have arisen and
that his patient is no worse of than
when he arrived here yesterday. Mr..
Wilson sat up few hours yesterday,
and the doctors think that is the prin-
cipal cause Of his weakness to-day. He
remained in bed ell day and admission
was denied to reporters and other
callers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
TAKEN TO TIE KANAWHA JAIL
a Mob Moves on the Fayetteville jail
TO Liberate Prisoners. But is Folled BY
Deputy sheriff Walker.

OepuNy oucElH WAlkeE.
Special telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 2S.-
Deputy Sheriff Walker, of Fayette
county, and FOUR guards, arrived here
to-day on Chesapeake and Ohio train
from Fayetteville with Dave Wells.
John Gibssn, Wash Adkins and John
Griffin. Two Of them are charged with
inciting the riot at Eagle on the 2Sth OF
February. He placed them in the
KanawhS county jail for safe keeping.
Deputy Walker says thirty-hve men
came TO Fayette station yesterday even
ing with the avowed intention OF liberia
ting, by force, Wells aud Gibson. Dep
uty Sheriff Walker. who happened to DO
at the station at the time, told the mob
it would be fatal step for them TO take,
and advised them to return home.
The mob laid violent hands upon
Deputy Walker. making him 4 prisoner
and keeping him in custody for two
hours, to prevent him from giving the
alarm.
The telephone wires to Fayetteville
from the station had been cut as an e1-
ira precaution. News OF the approach
OF the mob reached Fayetteville, how
ever, and q large posse OF men were
sworn in to protect the Jail. The mob
for some reason concluded not TO go 10
Fayetteville, and after long cOnsalta-
tion returned TO their homes.
In the absence Of Sheriff Hinman,
who is now in Ohio, Deputy Walker de-
cided to bring the prisoners here for
safekeeping. They will remain In :he
Kanawha county jail till the time for
their trial arrives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
THE HOUSE WAS INDUSTRIOUS,

But It's Industry AvaIIed it Little-Mili-
tary Academy Appropriation BIZ
Passed.
WAsH1YGToN, D. C., March 23.-The
House was in session to-day, notwith-
standing the fact that it was Good Fri
day. The industry Of the lower branch
profted it little, however. The day
was passed without quorum, and the
attempt to consider the 0'Neil-Joy elec-
ton case was abandoned until next
week.
The unanimous report Of the Elec-
tions Committee 10 the Wheatley.Cobb
case. confirming the title Of the sitting
member to his seat, was adopted and
the Military Academy appropriation
bill was passed practically without do
bate. The Military Academy bill carries
$500, 43s, a reduction Of $50, 900, COM
pared with the smountappropriated for
the current fiscal year. Tomorrow the
House Will take up the Postofice appro-
priation bill.