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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
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nousulado de Meiico, Ban IueEc
oUsoS;aiCnists, USISits Agente princI pal de
1N.omnafifa general Tras 'tlanti-
10 n1,e oC GVapcres ffancasesl, Oo1respon
que AZ, Ss~G Credit Ly ounsisde Paris, Re
sal saasO1tante U", de los Hstabl blecimien-
prssSSGai Se Gail de Paris, de 10 Com
OCS HSss "a de SECURES contra incendioi
p1TTHnrwich Onion, " y de 10 Oompa
"a esna6ola " ALBANIA DC M' Ms'seguEa-
lS n.Ss 81 n de BaraelOns. Tiene So
dT3SaI en- yAguadlia'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
A " { S O.

obero de recuenes tacons ias Piss del doctor
Reve6n pEeente que ee!t0 a adas exClus
aCreitada Farma senores Vaie Oanclo que
depoos de 10 verdads orua los Cncos que ean au
Orizados par& mi noiohGa - dlchas P1doras
3ep6aOs: Capi? snilesaeetyPonee Vale OsncloArec
Ibo Farmaa Farmaca BetanCesLare FaEmaca
Iturrino.- Gales Fax1uaCia del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETER0N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
T,IBROS RELIGIOSOS.

~a 90 recibido en- esta 1mpEeEta
cr notable surtido de obras reltgio-l
sss. seleCtas tOdss, entire las cus-
;ea se encuentEan las siGuientes:
Tmttsci6n de CristO, Kempis, /
.,dici6n eCOn6miCa....-:.4 VO'4Ol
Ldsm en- ,G;o &c '0em' .U' 9bOI
Anoora de Salvacl6n....--~ oOI
Nieroicio Cotidiano ........ 4UI
n DevotO ~Feligr6s, encua-
1ornaci6n imitaci6n msEfh 1.6OI
ruS1 1divina, enc1adernaci6n
mel negra con bzoches. :. 2OO
~ divins. encuadernaCi6n
da riguroso lutO.. ......:- '3!OO
I NJ di7iUa, enCuadernaclo:,'
en- piel de Australia y NJ zoo
f{kel...-.e......-~-s" 10 cSO
Iaf,cio del Domingo ZOO
! Peuueho O6cio, encusdern@ ooo
cs6n imitaci6n marhl.. 500
tlficios Ffnebres, encuader- ooo
~acl6n de piel con relieves 500
n, Tris del Oristiano. enCua' .soo
- ~ dernaOi6n de piel. ....:;. 800
r,;s celeste. encuadernael6n .oo
30 rikel..--s...o....s. ..s...es S'VO
1'is so.asss-..-.-..---- celss'o' s 900
MncologiO EspahOl, enC9a-
6ernaCi6n de carey con M .,..
800 crustaciones de,nAcar...se S.OO
IA nujer eat6liCa, enCuAderr
q SsslOn s1ss s.s..~---......... - 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
CoLORES EN- TUBOS

ARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO y
LA OUARELA, SE AOABAN DlH
REOIBIR, EN- ESTA IMPRNNTA
Holm lt,atSeh
Bettn.
Blanco de pIataV
Blanco do pl0mC4
BlancO dc zinc.
Azul celeste:
.Akul de cobaltS +.
A1ul de- Prussia.
OAstano (6rwH --ds kAFtG e..
Oastatio roio.
OAstano d Van Dyrk.
JArmin quemads.
Jarmin De rubin.
Oenizz k1ul.
Hermsll6n.
autagAmba,
Girls do Payne.
Indigo,
Amarillo dsIcadmio.
Amarillo 6a eroyr,n e;a.
Amar;IIo d srcrno 49,. 5
AmHr;lIc ;rd;.nn
Am~r;IIo i. Nev,c,.s
T~c~ nns,na1~
1acn asyn;rs..
T.~c~ rThie
Ia. Hmarilla.
T.~ca ord;nar;.
Taca violsdn.
Noo,o Ja w~.s,
NsSro ds r ' sn-axn.
Ocrs ssssano -
Osrs smsrIIIo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
@ tfDs
DOCFRINA CRISTllNA
..poR Gil. ESTEvE.

x ~ Nusva..e edici6n psr1sstamsnts
d tmpreaa y encuadsEnada en- car
ton. !. NUEVE PESOS grueaa
al contadO. l
Tomandc 10 grusaAs ss hass
nm buen descuento.
pe venta en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
EMPRESA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Las AaTlLLls
y trasportes nniIitaresa
4s Eobrinos d( Herrera, HabanA.

Los vapores de esta empEesa efec-
tuarAn Gl sAlida desde este puerto en-
los diss s, 10, Is, 30 y IS dc Cada meS,
4 las 5 de 10 tarde en- los dias de labor
y ! las .12 del dia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26

induSta durante muchos amos Undo nb
MeiCO ooe pasee pere oeCer al p6bco arcuo one
mos pueds neofaa parted bajo nngdn conOpto
dueatrss marcas LUZ BRfLIANTH NIHFANTE LUZ H0NkR
es6n rRadaaY persegk todO gor ley oo fa
|6cA0OE9S fsa ii izese# fse ses.ssis.
Petr6eo ReAnado sea Gaz $276 s GAIA de 10 so6es
Luz Bane extra fna "E Eefanten SO de idem dm
Bsnzina. zoo Ia dem de idem idem
Gasolna de A5O Ia dem de idem idem
Acete de ubriCaF 400 a idem idem idem
No haee alteration aguna en- las demas condolences de
que aCtuamente rigen ~
mpueso de 825O 100 k6gramos esablecido nor Ia
Ultima Ley de Pesupuest cobra apae Ia oma
Caude s ZEE gsgs.Y.ss rssyy, !
Agsnes generates para oda Ia a SOBRINOs DE NzQUIAGA
San in e0Rlco. Oalle de 10 FortaleSa n6mefo IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
LINRA DE- OAIBARIEN.
RHMOLCADOR

Nsta smrEssA tisne 81 vHpOr AGU1-
LA; pOtente para remolQue1 poE l.s
co0fas de est6 IslA, J habilitando Dc
bombas para AehiqTas Y dtileS para Al-
vRment0. L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
AMIGOS. DE.TODOS
PILpORAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de persOnas, en- fodaA
LIS parties del mundo, recomiendsn
dichas PfldOras como eI mejor 1ss-
taurativo de Ia salud querse, como
.ce. Elias Curan todas las afecCIo-
mes del cOra16n, del MgSdO, de.
est6magO. de los Ei6ops9 y de los
intestinos, y remueven. L., acEimo.
mia, Ia natulencia y 10 cardialgia,
expulsandO dc la sangte tbda Inn
pureza, f0rfaleOiendO ccmpletamen :
to 81 sistema neEvjoeo y 3dando q L
tono sslucable ! Iass oEesnixaCi6
general. 'as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
uNGUBETo HoIL0WA1 IN r. Z.

Este naEavilloso balnahio sanO
ibleme ente las heEidas antiques
las nagas, y los males de:piernas '
de pecho. Por medic de su in
IfuenCia las 6l6eras viralent6s t..
man muy pr0nto iun, aapeetO con-
valeciente y ,desapareceni ,Jamas
deja, este unguento f0Ir1eerante,
de producer ma Cu1a tel4eCta de
Las afecCioRes de- Il imiel; los cons
tipados, las toses y el Eenlnat atiGmo,
a6n cuando se ha apelado en- ::vano
6 todOs los dem6s remedies. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
LUZ BRILLANTEs;.,'ss s. =
LALUz EN- FL MuNDO De LOS NEGOClOs..oe
AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DF FAMILIAS

4eUS0 20 CXptOSS0st n 00M1
6Nsti6n e1pont6ne0s.
Sin ksgmo nj mat olcr.
Este aoeite, prOduclt,ocS /, Il de
una fabricaci6 On Q especial
'es igual, sino superi6f& &los
que go importan. del ex
|tranjero bajo diversos nom
|bres y marcaa, tanto sypc
|sus cualidades luminicaA
como por Ia seguridad que
IotreCe & Ion consumido
tTospreCios son mu
cho mas reducidos quel 4
de las marcas extranjeras,
que con este mayor PRESTO
no brindan a los oonsumi-
tores ventajas de niaxuna
Iase. @
La AxDariAnN3a aS1hfHg,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlNEA DE OUBA,
LIsvarAn SOLO hasta Santiago de Cubs
los vapores que salen los dias s, Is y IS.
Los de Los dias S y IS tocarAn er
Nuevieta, Puerto-P Padre, GibAra, Maya.
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
Ell dia Is hare Las mismas escalAs,
4 exception de Ia de Mayarf, y Gdem&a
tocacA en- SaguR de T4namo.
Todon retornar&n verifcsnde Eus sas
lidas de Cuba los dias Is, 33 y 8, efec-
tu&ndose Las sntradAg en- ID Habana
en- Las fechas correspondientes de 10,
80 = Q do cadR mes.
Ninguno de estos vaporeG t0carA I
fu retorno en- Guantanamo. s." !
~..-L4NEA DE sFB ERIC. RICO !;
saIsn los dias 10y 20 los vapores
cue hacen el servicio de Oorreos.
Ell del dia 10 tocA On Nusvitai, Giba.
70, BAracoa, Guantanamo, Ouba. Oabc
Haitiano j Port-Au-Princ Puerto PlAs
to, Ponce, MayHguez, AguAdilla } San
Juan de PuertoiRico. al retornO hRrA
escaIa en- los mismos puertog.
III del din 30 ir& por Nuevitas, N-
bara, Baracoa, :.GuAnt&nAmo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, MAysguez, Aqua
dilIa , San Juan de Puerto-Rico, vis
niendo por los miSmoa pueItos. /
RetoFnarAn saliendo de Puerto Rico
loa dias 81 , S respectivamente; tOca-
rkn On Cuba los diae soy ., llegAndo
4 IL Habana On laa fechAs corr6sp0n-
diantes Dc 4 , IL Dc cAda mes.
Ningnno de estos dos vApores t0cAEA
/ - retorno en- Guantanamo.
LINRA DE- OAIBARIEN.
TodoS los lunes / lAs 8 de 10 tarde
sAldr& n1 vapor que, toCandO LOO mAEte1
en- II Isabella de SaguA, lsgarG I Oai.
barian Ion microbes.
RetornGf& sMliendo:de O&ibarieA Lon
jueves, despu6G De lA llegada del aron
dc paGajeros, CON escAla en- GaguR, Y
llegarA 1 10 HabAna los Visrnss.
Todos Los viernes { La 8 de la taFde
ealdf& ot1o vapor que toeAr& en- 1gabela
d. sSguA los G&badoA , QegRrk B Oai'
barien log Domigos.
EfectuATk % Fetorno, ,sAliendo do OAi-
BARREN IOs mArtss, depu6s dc b negadA
del tren de paaajeros, tocAr& On 6aguA
, llsgArG 4 10 Habana Lon mi6reOlsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
TlNTAS PARA,ESCRIBIRss.
In Ia lIPRENTA DBL "BOLEYIN TERClNfIb. >

Las tintas PIAZZA esCribi1 que Yande eyta CASA
procedentes de las mgOreS FabTiCas del mundo in.
pustrial. no admiten comp0tancia en- 81 mercado.
Sus nsrmosos coiores 50 dIlapllldad 1 sus saleC'
ducto superior 's.7.f. H .isq sais'
Anadase q este la ganga de una baratullaI sin
igual, y SO conVendra en- que nuestTas tintaS para
ascrbif tienen 3on perfbctO darsCho Oonqustads 10
rrefAr0n0ia General ssass-3 81 obsTn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
SalidGlde Puerto Rico los dtGs 4
5y15 de CGdG msss.

30 sxpidea paSzies de ida > v1'lta con ~
fs1 clsnto Dc rObaja. .-.,...,i
,h1nassiog Ontoros, 70 les hard 4 rebe1a des
IS por clsnto.l 1ata robaja 40 % apncADie =
cs biIlotes Dc ida y vuOlta. .
En- Il l.ay p class. On nile mSnoE %
skos en- Cads famIlia, gratis. Los domas me.
noros de aaoa de pasAis, do II aaos no
oImplidpu / pasaie, de- y aAos cupplaee y
MiO 0nterc. ~ o,xA
En- b. pr :srea"'a = cEdiSA1ina' En ~
7aeta sAGk gsatis. Ds Ieos RJ1
ssT1 II aaSG / raSais, Dc II aEOS On Ad'iAA-
epaSaiS SntsEc. -
'rnMA de Las A1FTT&AA%'
yapor M. L. WLLAVEKDE'
-SEy-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
VAPORES:
xORRNosuKSR AM0&19
nxLA nnMPANIA fRAEAFLANfIcA
.DE-A, LOPEZ = Co..

sorvicio psra Pusrtu-RiOo y L. Habans'
aALIDAE.-Do Barcelona los dias 3 10
ie cada moa.- De Malaga el ~ H-D"Oa'
aIH eI TO- 30. ,,e....,.....G..
Ponce. Santiago do Ouba, GIbara, Nuoyitan
Sabanilla Y Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-Rico Habana.
vIAJH DIRECT0 DNSDE PT0-R1Co
A CAD1Z
Y en- 6poca cua1entenaria
ALA OORUNA Y SANTANDER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Z
La OUARELA, HE AOABAN DE
REOIBIR, EN- ESTA IMPRNNTA' A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-26
LlBROS BARAT0S.

De venta, en- 10 Imprenta. del
BoLETIN MERCANT1I..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10

a time when. the treasury was swollen with
q surplus OF hundred million dollars.
when al our industries were in motion,
assumes q different aspect when proposed
now with large and growing treasury de-
ficit with our industries paralyZed, our
manufactures closed. our wOrldngmen idle
and following upon the heels OF one OF the
most disastrous financial paDics in our his
tory. What was safe and prudent and
wise then would be criminal folly 70 at
tempt now.
At time when the condition Of the
country is as he describes, when the re-
suits Of the vicious legislation of the
Republican party are being felt through
out the land, what reason can the SEN
ator advance for wishing to delay the
remedy? II there ever was time in
the country's history when there was
need for reversal of tariff
legislation, that time is now.
The Democrats have tried TO
enact a measure having for its object
the relief Of the present situation and
there is no one more to blame than
Senator Hill himself that the present
unfortunate condition has so long con-
tinued. But for TIE obstacles placed in
the way Of Democratic legislation by
HILL and his fellow obstructionists, the
prosperity OF the country would long
since have been restored, the factories
opened, the laboring men employed.
Senator HILL has permitted his hatred
for GROVER CLEVELAND to carry him
beyond the bounds OF reason. to land
him beyond the limits Of the party, and
should be ever place himself a candi-
date before the American people he
would meet with as chilly reception as
was accorded him ia the Senate yeSter-
day, upon the conclusion of his speech.
Not once did the Democrats applaud
min; not one Indication did they give
him OF their approval Of his course, not
one friendly hand was extended to him
rs he concluded, and even those who
had, with him, opposed some portions
Of the tariff bill, sat silent as he took
mis- seat, unwilling to acknowledge him
their friend. His passions have carried
nim too far.
But yesterday ne ight have stood against
the world;
Now lies ne here and none so poor to do
him reverence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
STILL SOME DISORDER.
The Coke Strikers About UniontOwn Not
Thoroughly 0uietsd Yet.

The Coke Strikers About UniontOwn Not
Thoroughly Ouietsd Yet.
UNIoNTOwN, PA, April 9.-All is
comparatively quiet In the coke region
to-day, although there have been few
outbreaks. The renewal of hostilities
has not begun in earnest yet, but the
situation is becoming more critical
every hour. Despite the fact that the
strikers had threatened TO raid all the
works In this end of the region, which
resumed to-day, the following plants are
In operation and have so far not been
interfered with, Leith, Browntield, Oil
plant, Redstone, Wynn and Kyle, OF the
H. c. Frick Coke Co., Martin and Fair
chance, OF the Fairchance Furnace Co.,
and Leisenr!ng Nos. l, . and 3, and
Trotter, OF the Frick Co. All these plants
are guarded. The only raids reported
were at Youngstown Of the Frick Com
pany, and at the Lemont, OF the Nc
Cure Coke Company. Here 400 strikers
assembled and prevented the plants
from starting. They met at the Le'
monts and made the first raid. All the
men were at work, but left the yards
on the approach of the strikers aud re-
fused to 60 back to work for fear Of
serious trouble. The men then marched
to Youngstown armed with clubs and
stones. They found dfew men al work
in the yards aud number in the pit,
and at once drove them of, warning
them not TO return. No property was
destroyed and no one was In
iured. Some excitement was created
here by the announcement that this
mob was marching into the southern
end for the purpose Of visiting the
plants in operation under deputies. The
plants were notified and the deputies
instructed to do their duty. No word
has been heard from the mob which
camped last night in Cool Spring Hol-
low, near the park. Their plan was to
attack the plants south OF here, but
nothing has been heard OF them. The
companies are expecting them hourly
and are prepared TO give them warm
reception. So far as the Frick plants
are concerned, the strike cannot be a
success as the employees are as determ-
ined TO remain at work as at the begin
ming OF the strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
- Dam 10 senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 9.-The
proceedings in the Senate were full OF
interest. The first 10 point of time was
the swearing in of Mr.. Walsh as a SEN
ator from Georgia, to serve out the term
Of the late Senator ColQuitt
Two resolutions intended 10 facilitate
debate on the tariff bill were introduced,
one by Senator Mills, providing for an
amendment 10 the rules so as TO permit
of the previous question, and the other
by Senator Allen, providing for the
taking OF the final vote on the bill on
June 9Th. allowing three days for debate
under the Eve minute rule. Both went
over without action.
The WalcOtt resolution, looking to
the coinage Of Mexican dollars for the
China trade, was discussed, but action
on 10 was deferred until tomorrow.
Senator Harris sought to reach some
arrangement for ghe earlier meeting OF
the Senate and for longer sessions for
consideration of the tariff bill, but his
efforts encountered such strenuous op-
position that nothing was accomplished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
PUBLIC SCHOOL PANIC
Three Children Killed in Chicago-Caused
by a Burst Steam Pipe.

by = Burst steam Pipe
CHICAGO. April ga panic occurred
in the Humboldt public school this AZ
ternoon and In the mad rush Of the
children 10 escape from the building
three were killed and over score
were crushed and trampled.
Fourteen children lie in st. Elizabeth
Hospital under the care of physicians,
while many others were carried to their
homes by the police. The children
were preparing 70 leave for a recess
when a loud explosion startled every
teacher and pupil in the school. a
steam pipe had burst In one OF the
rooms, and 2 moment later the children
were rushing pell nell through the
halls and down the stairs, shrieking
with fear. The stairways became
choked with the terror stricken chill
dren aud as they continued to pour out Of
the rooms TO swell the surging mass in
the Railways those in advance were
thrown down by the onward rush Of
those behind.
Over the PROSTATE bodies of their fall
en- companions the children fed, while
the teachers strove in vain to check the
panic. The fire and police department is
were soon on the scene. The firemen
soon recovered fifteen children, who
were hurried to st. Elizabeth's hospital.
On the way one boy died. he was David
Gunsteck, of 7O2 Dana avenue. Among
the injured, and likely to die, is Grace
Schubert, daughter Of Fire Marshal
Schubert.
Following is list Of the killed and
injured:
DEAD: Daniel Gunstein, 10 years.
FATALLY INJURED: Andrew Ander-
son, years; Benjamin Harris, years.;
Theodore Ellison, 10 years.
SERIOUSLY HURT: Clara Peterson,
Della Schubert, Martha Gibson, VIM.
Bartholdy, Joseph Signal, Martha FL
lison, Holmer Strumberg, Samuel
Graham, Clara Warner, Fred. Rosen-
baum, Mamie Lyadema, Ida Wilson,
Albert Berry, Miss Josephine Corbett,
teacher.
In addition to these, others were in
iured slightly. None OF those In the
list Of seriously hurt will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
BEiLAIRE

]. J. Gill, OF Steubenvllle, was In the
city Yesterday, but whether the gentle
man was closeted at any time during
his stay with the wheel-horse OF the
Tribune or the nestor OF the Independent
the reporter does not assume TO as
severate.
1t is reported that the strike OF the
mouders at the Ohio Valley foundry is
nearing an end, settlements being
about completed. The report could not
be traced to an authentic source, how
ever.
The Probate Court has appointed
Daniel TheboId, James Follen, and
Joseph Carter, as appraisers OF the es-
tate Of the late D. 7. Irwin, OF this city.
G. p. Wiley and c. T. Magill, Of
Grafton, and w. W. Henderson, OF
Cameron, W. Va, were business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
The case Of William Hamilton,
charged with unlawfully removing a
sewing machine, was continued IN the
Mayors court yesterday.
Contractor Day finished laying brick
on Twenty-seventh street last evening.
and will begin operations on Twenty
eighth street today.
Mesdanes /. Wedman, T. BrysoB,
and M. Love, OF Wheeling, Sundayed
with Mrs. Leach, of the Fifth ward.
Miss Maud Davis. Of GAINESVILLE,
Joined a Bellaire party to-day in trip
TO Mt. de Chantal.
Melville McBroom. Of Jerusalem, was
the CUES. OF Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Booth
yesterday.
their last Sunday 'lush" az the bar
April 9Th. Il,
TIE colored people are talking Of
uniting the TWO colored churches In
this city.
The plate mill department. Of the
steel works started up yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Patterson, OF Mar
tins Ferry, were in the city yesterday.
A general meeting Of the fire depart
ment will be held Wednesday evening.
Ex-Commissioner w. J. Berry, OF Dill.
lies Bottom, was here yesterday
Blum Bros. OF this city, will start
branch store at Sistersviile.
The newly elected city officers will be
sworn In this evening.
c. E. Elliott and family moved to
Cleveland yesterday
Rev. Father Montag. Of Batesville,
was here yesterday.
NJ. ". Barrett. Of Chicago. was in
the city Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10

NCKEEsroRr, PA, April 9.-An un-
successful attempt was made to wreck
the New York limited express on the
Baltimore aud Ohio at the Thirteenth
avenue crossing in this city last night.
John Boyle, the track-walker, noticed
several men running from the railroad
down toward the river just before the
express was due, which arrives ia this
CITY at 9:55 D. m. Boyle, fearing
something was wrong, hurried TO the
switch and found the lock had been
broken and the switch turned, but the
signal lamp showed a clear light. AT
that moment the train was rounding the
curve and Boyle lost no time in turning
the switch back, thus averting terri
bic disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
Is He A DEMOCRArg

One Of che most remarkable political
feats ever performed for the delecta-
ton Of that august body was attempted
in the presence Of the United States
Senate yesterday. when the Hon. DAVID
b. HILL essayed the double balance act
Of standing with one foot firmly planted
upon the platform Of the Democratic
party aud the other resting upon the
tariff plank Of the Republicans.
In the face of his Oft repeat
ed utterance, 81 am a Democrat,
he proceeded to denouace
the present administration, almost IN
toto, the Wilson bill which has the en-
dorsemsnt Of Democrats all over the
country and the suicidal policy" in
which the Democratic party "seeks by
its extreme provisions to discard numer-
Gus reasonable tariff duties and thereby
imperil many Industries. With one
breath he denounced the Presi-
dent for entrusting the affairs
Of the State Department to a
Republican administrator whose
public services had always been identi-
fed 10 opposition to the Democratic
party" while in the next breath he
,de an argument for the retention OF
,f duties, which would do credit to
author Of the existing tariff Law
eli. He says the political revOlu-
f 1892 meant popular condemna-
VI the policy Of protection and
rings out the Republican bugaboo
degradation of American labor
uropean standards by the adoD-
Democratic policy Of revenue
Read carefully the words Of
aguished Democrat" from the
tate:
titutiOn OF internal or direct
tom house taxation means the
the wages Of American work
lropean standards. 1t means
IN of American labor; it
'ivatiOn TO our wOrkmen or
7 Injuries Of life 10 which
'customed.
an orator ever uttered
uore subtle language
forts TO secure for
Of the laborlng
think that is
should read up
he nartv and in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
Tho NJ. J. O'Brien Case Settled.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 9.-The
case against NJ. J. O'Bren. the default
ing Supreme Treasurer OF the Catholic
Knights of America, was settled to-day
in the United States Circuit Court by
consent of judgment against his bonds
men for sos, 200. The terms OF the set
Element are cash payment OF $4,000
and the deed of real estate to
NJ. n. Cliff, trustee. to be sold to raise
the remaining $40, 900. The real estate
is valuable and will likely bring more
than twice the sum needed. His bonds
men are amply secured and by the set
Element to-day, the case is ended and
all losses provided for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10

SHELBY, Mich, April 9.-Seven men
were killed at IL o'clock this morning
near New Esau, 0ceana county, by the
derailing Of logging train.
The locomotive struck tree which
had been blown down across the track,
and was thrown down an embankment,
several logging cars piling up over the
engine.
Eight men were thrown into the wreck
and were terribly scalded by escaping
steam, in addition to their other in
juries.
Only one, Fred Chalker, escaped
alive and he was fatally injured.
THE DEAD ARE:
A. Sheander, engineer; Gus Anderson,
fireman, Martin Lynch, Frank Shippey,
Allen Critchett, Alderman Critchett
and Emery Stearns.
All the victims were married except
the three last named.