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New-York tribune., 1894-04-29
rIlf.S ~ ElIFALo ~fOr Al THE
GESESED.
NIAGARA FAILS tory minutes away.
STEAMBOATS,.

TROY @OMT9o
CITY or TROY or SARATOGA Ielses Per 80. N r..
,,, ,ve, lOtlst daily 'Icrp, Saturday. y M sun
.ny steamer touches at Albany.
NATSkiLL. Hudson and CoxSackic.-Boats
Will leave every weekday from Per - i.ot u We1t
uth.st %.is. at = Ia, connecting at HUDSON Win
u,st.n nnd Albany II. L. for all points Eat.
WALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
1 ftr. PURITAN and PROVIDENCE H. commission.
I.t, l,l.t - tpI Sol y r. foot ~ Murray St. week
lays ana sundays. at $50 y. m
AMSDEI.L LINE Steamers leave Pier "a,
IL North River foot Of Franklns Tor cranstons. eht
r.lrt ,'oIi spring. Cornwall fishkH LRnins dhi
NrviurY weeNlays. =. IN. sundays. y a. M
NWMW0Gm l0GG[Bo
rOR BOSrON WORCESTER. AND THE EASr.
s,eamers leave PIER 20 ODD North RIVER mkt to
ps.LCs.rs Ferry. at $50 =. ~ daily except sunday
RrpGEpORT FARE 30 CENTS.
ID Boats leave Per IS. East River at ii A. NJ and
y a. daily tsunitys eXc'pt~dl: loot East 3lst ST. 10
+ M saturday afternoon boat leaves haf hour carrie.
Connecting II bridgeport with trains on " !. - H. X
H. X. H.. north ami east . ,,,.,, ,r,yr.,
NEW-YORK ~ TITE MORNtN0.
~ EW UAVEN-FARE Sl.-Stcamers &c. H.
~ Northam'' and "Continental' leave Pier ~ T. X.
daily Sundays excepted m aud 40 p m arrN ing
In lime Merideh. Hartford. Sphshra etc
& TONINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- .sst Steamers i~ays New Pier 80 r.. foot o'
str,ns St st 90 n dGisy szce9; SUNDAY.
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1000 1910 A. H. ASr SrrENSsYLvAalA LlIlIGDEIsmas snan,as
sad oSsersatoa Cars Arrives u ~ S;sss.
land S2; A NJ cncnnati 10 xsexaa.ys a. d. "D
2So S5'i r. g. Nj GchiGHSo Tslsae 'lS hS5 81 Iors
FS"sn an. ssPns and Pnins sns5s. s5; % 70 Sb 'S ~ s.
s5a sssss:
.4s csye@nd E Il IiG 81 III GhsTaFp II M
Arrives cincnnsti & p NJ Indianapolis ioi' r. H."
$50 81 tsa F. H. fAcfic 4 H. s'fsf ss
INK Car Pltsburg ,'onn-cs for Chicago ard Ioea'
XIX rs :Y wSsniSSsros ING siIssy SsD
sSD isS nsd Limited "aE III Par Paror and
sunday, $40 ssO NJ 32o cpnErss..I0.a'c Es.Ia. caH. SIS
Al pari9s and Dining cars'. 40 'D'"'"S ~'
4to T. kYenmond and DanyiI. Express, d.!ly
sSo b. M.6sily fe'f ios 70 ehssap.ans @ ONO Railway
For 9b and via CAP:
sfi1ns5 SoAsf srlz s'sfpsss: e daily ::
sSa seepsty e'fsSe FS2a a Sd ana n1ncsonve
For SHTiANric ciTf. 10 p. NJ. weekdays. with
For "e2sf cIffE My NAY p NJ w.ek-d.y. ,ns po,n.
P'assn X wss exc ans A NJ unaaSs aSe "S2G SS e. NJ ss
| (oo not stop at Asbury Park anc Ocean 1r''' ~
''"'''' FOR PHILADELPHIA. -, ,,r,,.o.
EfB!S5' i5c ii fGo 2 &. s' sso 50 + 80 go E. rg
o n n5 i25 night 3 90 sunSay: EnDs:, 4 sS s
s'S z s 2s IL, greaar., q s.
ton Street 9s Broadway and Brooivn Annss .T.y CIV
fPS rs 'S4Sn Company .s.s.
5 ~; csn.rsi ri.gf Msn,y., General Passr Agent.
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Urenn 5tfamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
NEw-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON. BPEMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. -
7 cabin $50 and upward; II cabin. si5 and 500 =.
Havel. Tues May l. / p NJ. Aler. Sat. May 10 A. a.
naaIe sat. Ma J. H. a Lahn. Tues. May %. A. Nj.
Trave. Tues, May SPA N hayeI Tues May ~ noyn
spree Tues May is p 1rsve Tues June D. . a. m
MEDIrERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW YORK -GIBRALTAR-G GENOA. ,
Fulda May IL. 10 A. NJ. Weirs. July o. - q ~ ~
Kaiser May 26 A. NJ. Fulda. July q, ~ A si
Werra. June 2 A. VI. Werra. Aug. H. noon
Fuda. E. june 49, A. NJ rulda Aug 20 noon
cabin rates from $50 upward.
OELRICfIS e. 60. Bowling Green.
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Storage.

"A storage warehouse 232 23S 23s West 4Ith,st near
Broadway branch once Lerngton-aye ana ana
shipping attended TO; padded vans for moving n CIV
country steam elevators; inspsction Invited 1ea'p"''
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mARlBWR@eM @eMR1[E@0GA69

UUTNIUU U OVO IuN4- uUUI d IE !" " DIHHS
LINE.
FACT LINE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
Twin-Screw Express Steamers or l5-loVD ~ l.
NETWORK SOCTHAMPTON, HAMBl ftS
A Victoria MAY 4 $50 D. m Columbia June 81 a. m
Normsnnla May 10 .: 80 n m A. Victoria. June n p m
r y, s,norri MAJ n 3oO m Normannia. July . a m
cni'rhia Ma ~ o a. m T. Bismarck. July IL :3opm
4 victorio NAV a o3O D. m. Columbia. July 10. a. M
Sor,n,nnIn June :, y a. m Normanna. Aug. 2 a: m
T. Bismarck. Iune "a. pm. +. Bsmarck aug ~ - Ia
NAMBU UKG-AMERICAN LINE. % BKOADWNi,
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CT\ARD LINE

CtNAKD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
lurana. May ,. $50 q. Iucania. June 2 8 p m
Tmbrfa Nav ~ II 30 q. Imbra. June g. 10 a m.
',npAula Nay 49, 30 a. m Campania June 15 D. m
Etririn MAY &c 9.3o a EtFuria. June 2a a. M
From Pier North River. foot u C1arkson ST.
Cabin passage $50 upward. second cabin. $40 s-o
$50. according 20 accommodations. r, ..
S'eerare tickets nnd from all parts ~ Europe a,
very low rates. For freight and passage Apply az the
CON pany's orc. No. 4 Bowling Green. New YORK
VERNON H. BROWN Co. General Agents
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RED I'D Line Vf i,,,.rH r..r ~ 'ri,irrfto C1,pA
go AND MARAcAilo. VIA ~ X ~ ~,
FROM PlERHEroNT Siokhho. i'I1H IN a J. n M
eIANACAS..............i.T Thur sdhl M'> D. y ~,
- VLNEYt Ella ......... .SatuiiaN nhN -; -,
= ,,,fit It,r'I PHI .... Wednesday May - j. IN
q.fe Nmercaa steamers. bult eNpr't-'y tng we ""N
-. -, s,nerior accommodations for p"ssensFs
''''' w. 'EoH MARACAGBO- FREIGHT ONLY. A., ,o
- - '''''' HO(I.TON BLISS pALllII
,..n.rll Managers lS5 Ffon'-st
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Cost ano Found.

IN
IL S...-.bankbook No. $50 Dry Dock Savings
cail,d S Any person having claims upon said book is
das p.n 70 present the same TO the bank within thirty
ttnra ne said book Will be declared cancelled
--s-.aso and new one issued In lieu thereof.
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Summer Resorts.

OK LAKE MASSAWLPlE.
in the the Great North Woods Reached ~ ths
new = l. line from G.. G. Depot. Accompanies
800 guests All modern Improvements Hunting anu nsihs
unsurpassed. QUEEN ANNE rOITAEt-, foT rrntni.
WM. + INGOLD Manager.
illustrated pamphlet. oI Information can o, az
dress H. F GRISWOLD Room TO- world building. y. !.
ine u
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JAPARlaGG10NAa
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 8. s. CO
PACIFIC MAIL :. 5 60.

,....,. ................. May 8. 3 y.
rl'Y ,i, no pt JANElNO.....,..... May - . y ia
ctFIIt Via HONOLULU May 80 . J. III
~ s',r -
q.q rr'ndy.tv or Battery Place Washington h"i'dihs'
t.,s- ,.tN
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INTERNATIoNAL NAVIGATION coMPANYs LINES
From Pier II. North River. foot of Fuon-s''
AEl[SRlGMM l0Gy[s
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
and convenient route 70 ionuon'
No trnnsfer by teuler No tidal delays nj,
Close connection Southampton for Havre ana PARIS
by special fas, twn-scrcw Channel steamers .
Berlin. May . d. IN Paris. May ~. D. IN
New York May .. a m. Berlin. May %. . a. m
R[ED STAR l0EJlg
FOR ANTWERP.
WT.STERNT.AND. ......... " ednesday, May = y p. III
" IETERN ATiONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
BOWLING GREEN
4 EUROPE. Holy Land. California. Mexico
"a. Florida etc. Select party May i2. "Fuida Excnr,
sions and individual tickets Choicest ocean 5erhs all
lines Tourist Gazette free H. GAZE SONS ll3 B way,
y T. lsii) Official Ticket Ass Chief Trunk LINES
CLYDE LINE.
"a CHARLESTON. S. g. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From Per ~. T.. r. 0oOt ~ Koossvei-st.p. p m 40
AfGoNQl MohohN Hp.b q"
SEMINOLE W edncsfaF nV
IINJQl OlS.
CHEROKEE "'iN
All steamers have class passenger accommodations
WIN. i. CLYDE X CO. General Agents,
: Rowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent & Penn. Fast 7. 8 =. Line ya Jackscnyile'
| Great So. Freight Passenger Line VIA Charleston.
T. c. Eyer. Genl Ast. 319 Ewsy' " J.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
B RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot o. De,br,"' sni 'ortfah S"'''
In Effect February 10th. 1S0f.
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piplocn0 Notires.

v Ing Fund Bonds. - rl,A,
LOUISIANA & MISSOURI r. r Second Siortgass bynus
KANSAS CITY, st. LOUIS CHICAGO H. H. i'e''''''
sock -.
Coupons snd dividends the above maturing MAy !.
1904 viii te paid on and after that date az the "ce OF
CTYIER MORGAN & co. "a P!ne-st.. NeW-1 orh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
Go, TOO Thick with aleKsns.

New YORK, March s.-Keeper John
Durkeu, under whose charge convict
John Y. McKane was placed In the
tailor shop in Sing Sing prison, was
transferred to-day to another depart
ment OF the prison. McKane had be-
come much attached to Durken during
the week he has been In prison, and IL
is said that the growing intimacy be-
tween the convict and his keeper was
the prime cause Of the latter's transfer.
The affair has caused a great deal Of
comment among the prison officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
OPINIONS OF THE BILL.
Think OF the Finance Committee's
Work.

What Senator'S and Representatives
Think OF the Finance Committees
Work.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March S.-The
proceedings Of the Senate Committee on
Finance were in the main informal.
There was some discussion of time for
consideration of the bill by
the full committee, the Republi-
can members saying they would
desire a reasonable period, and the
Democratic members expressed them
selves as willing to grant that without
cavil. Saturday next at l0:30 a. m. was
set for the next meeting, when the Re-
publicans having had an opportunity to
examine the details OF the bill, will
probably be able TO say what time they
will require. 1t is considered probable
that they will ask for an entire week
after the next meeting and possibly
more.
Senator Caffery, who, with his late
colleague, Senator White, has led the
fight for sugar duty, expressed him
self as satisfied in amodiied degree with
the action Of the committee.
Senator Brice is not altogether salts
fed with the bill, but will no doubt sup
port the measure after trying to have it
amended In some particulars.
Senator Hill declined to say anything
until be made his speec h.
Senator German said: I'VE cannot
say much about the bill until we aScer-
tain what has been done. learn that
a duty has been put on iron ore. II re-
mains 90 be seen whether sufficient cor
responding increases have been made in
the iron schedule.
The Populist Senators are reticent
saying they have been more interested
in the silver debate than in the tariff
bill.
Ex-Speaker Reed, the Republican
head of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, said: The bill is much worse than
It was when it left the House. The
poor little plea on which Mr.. Wilson
thought TO justify his action, free raw
material for New England has van
ished."
Representative Whiting, (Dem.) Of
the committee, said: II think the bill
is an Improvement on the one passed by
the House"
Representative Burrows (Rep) Of
the committee, said: when the oil
passed the House l did not suppose it
possible it could be made more offensive
by the Senators, but they have accom-
pliShed that result"
Representative Bynum (Dem.) OF the
committee: Il do not think there will
be any serious difficulty In the two
houses agreeing upon any differences
that may occur"
Mr.. Springer, chairman Of the Ways
and Means Committee Of the last House,
is very much displeased at restoring the
duty on wool 80 far as wool is con-
cerned, thought that had been settled
by the American people A free wool
bin was passed by the last Congress and
/ specifically endorsed by the national
convention at Chicago. The House will
never agree 70 it nor to the duties on
| coal and iron ore"
The Louisiana Representatives did
not share in the general opinion that
the sugar interests had secured excep-
tional concessions by the Senate tariff
I bin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09

LoxDoy, March s.-Tbers was fro
this afternoon on the American Line
steamer Paris. which Is lying 10 the re-
pairing dock az Birkenhead. It started
Ia the shaft covering, and spread 10 the
second cabin. Tne work Of The fremsn
was slow, from the fact that the bulk
head was closed and it was diihcult FOR
them 70 get a. the flames. A great deal
OF damage was done 70 the saloon aud
cabin fittings before the flames were
ouenched. Much Of the loss was due 20
water aud smoke. The damage - esti-
mated a. 500, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09

ROME, March S.-A terrible explosion,
said to be the work Of Anarchists, oc-
Cured here at o'clock this evening.
The explosion took place on the piazza
Di Monte Citorio near which stands the
Chamber Of Deputies. A session OF the
Chamber had just been concluded and it
is believed that the bomb or Internal
machine was exploded almost in front
of the Chamber OF Deputies, but the
police being in complete possession ofthe
Piazza Di Monte Citiorio, full particu-
lars are unobtainable as this dispatch
is sent. The explosion shattered all
the windows in its neighnorhood.
A deafening report was heard and 1t
attracted large crowds Of people TO the
spot filling all the streets leading to the
Piazza Di Monte Citiorio. The police
Immediately after the explosion swarm
ed TO the spot in large numbers and, is
Is said, succeeded in making several
important arrests.
Rome this evening is in state OF
great excitement and all sorts OF rumors
are in circulation, among them being
the report that an attempt was made TO
blow up the Chamber Of Deputies. 1t
is also said that the police have obtain
ed valuable einformatio from one Of the
men taken into custody, and that the
authorities are in possession OF evidence
which would seem to point to a wide
spread conspiracy to cause explosions
in Rome.
ROME, March 9, a. m.-Eight per-
sons were wounded by last nights ex-
plosion, including one lady. Six of the
wounded are in the hospital. Three Of
them are in a serious condition and one
Of them is reported to be dying.
A mason by the name OF Polidori,
who was slightly wounded, was put
through a course Of questions by the
police, and afterWard placed under
arrest. The police believe him to be
the man who threw the explosive.
The TribUnG suggests that the exple-
sion was intended as warning to the
deputies IN view of the impending dis
cussion on the demand for the prosecu-
tiop Of the Socialist Deputy Deflice, on
a charge Of melting the revolution in
Sicily.
LONDON, March 9.-3 A. MA dis
patch to the Standard from Rome says:
1t is believed that the purpose Of the
perpetrators was to have the bomb ex-
ploded at the hour the debate In the
Chamber was expected to end and the
Deputies and Ministers would be troop
ing out. 1t is probable that massacre
was frustrated by simple incident,
which is regarded as almost provlden-
tial.
Premier Crispi had begged the indul-
gence Of the Chamber to postpone bis
reply to questions under discussion on
the ground that his voice had failed
owing to a cold. The Chamber thus
adjourned earlier than was expected.
The force of the explosion made a breach
In the external masonry OF the Chamber
Of Deputies.
The exceptional surveillance recently
adopted by the authorities probably pre-
vented the miscreant from entering the
Chamber and causing repetition OF
the valiant outrage in the French
Chamber.
The Piazza Monte Citeroro is spat-
tered with blood as far as the central
obelisk.
Three suspects have been arrested
who refused to give their Identity or
any account OF themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
SHE IS QUEEN OF BATTLE SHIPS
The Indiana Makes Remarkable Time and
shows Wonderful Capacity for Handling
Herself.

The Indiana Makes Remarkable Time ana
shows Wonderful Capacity for Handling
Herself
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March s.-Tne
battle ship Indiana returned to her
dock at Cramps ship ward this afternoon
after the quickest and most successful
trial trip of vessel ever built by the
Cramps. She left the yard at 9:2O
o'clock Tuesday morning and at 2:20
this afternoon, ST hours after her
departure the gang plank was in
position, and the twenty-five people on
board began TO leave her. During the
battle ships absence from the yard the
fact was established by practical test
that she is capable Of all her designer,
Lewis Nixon, claimed for her and that
she is the queen of the worlds battle
ships.
Much depended upon this trial. The
Indiana is the first Of Uncle Sans new
battle ships to be completed; she is OF
type different from anything now owned
bv the United States government and
is practically an experiment. The sue
cessful outcome of the trial therefore
removes a load of anxiety from the
minds of her builders. The Indiana
put to sea. yesterday morning and
made three round trips over the course
off Five Fathom Banks, twenty miles
of shore from the New Jersey coast.
These trips were for the purpose OF
eeing how near the ship could come TO
er guaranteed speed Of 10 knots an
hour. The first trip was made under
natural draught and was accom-
plished at the rate OF 14.l knots
An hour. The second under half
forced draught, she showed = speed
of IS knots and the third, under forced
draught was at the rate OF 1916 knots.
The highest horse power developed was
900 which is 1000 less than her de-
sign calls for. Only ordinary coal was
used, and the course over which the
ship was speeded is comparatively shall
low. therefore II is fair TO presume that
with prepared coal and over the deep
water official course Of the Massa-
chusetts coast the Indiana will accom-
plish 16lI knots ali hour, and win a
speed premium OF S150,0OO for her
builder.
She was also found to be superior
in her turning capability. 1t took her
five minutes to turn through $50 de-
grees. or in other words to reverse her
course, with ten degrees Of helm angle.
Her rudder can be put over to 35 de-
grees. and this would enable her TO
turn almost within her length.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
Republican Senators IN Trap of Their
own setting on the Bland Bill.

Republican Senators in q Trap of Their
own setting on the Bland Bill.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March Sat
the expiration Of the morning hour the
Bland seigniorage bill was laid before
the Senate as unfinished business. Mr.
sherman bitterly opposed it, as be
wanted the bill open 10 amendments.
Mr.. Harris claimed that the bill had
reached its present stage through the
regular channels OF the Senate pro-
cedure aud he knew of no reason why
the bill should not be disposed of within
thirty minutes. he would not consent
20 reconsider the bill until the major
ity by a yea aud nay vote decided it.
Mr.. sherman, an OminOus frOwn on
his brow, and speaking in an earnest,
determined tone, reiterated the hope
that the motion OF Senator Allison
would prevail.
BE was followed BY senators Lodge
ana Higgins The bin went over with
ont action until tomorrow, when q vote
viii be taken. The Senate adi0urned
AZ 4.50. after brief executive session.
In the House, nothing oi tnp0rtanee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09

from the date Of the original entry for
deposit in any distillery, warehouse OF
from the date Of original gauge, except
in case Of withdrawal therefrom with
out payment Of tax as authorized oy
law.
The free list is not so much changed
as had been supposed it would be, aud
the distractions from it are far more
numerous than the additions. The date
when the free list shall go into effect IS
changed from June 1, 1894, TO June 80,
1894
Apples of all kinds are stricken from
the free list and placed on the dutia0le
list. as are also beef, mutton and pork
and bone char suitable for use in decol-
orizing sugar. Bituminous coal, shale,
coal, slack and coke are transferred 10
the dutiable list, leaving anthracite on
the free list. Diamonds and other
precious stones, rough or uncut are
added TO the free list. Iron ore IS taken
from the free list. Sugars are now 10
moved to the dutiable list.
There is touch Of reciprocity re-
lstion in a Droviso attached to the para
graph admitting plows, harrows, har-
vesters and other agricultural lmple-
ments free, the provisO being 10 the ef-
feet that oil the articles mentioned In
this paragraph, "when imported from
any country which lays an import duty
on like articles coming from the United
States, are subject TO the duties exist
ing prior 10 the passage Of this act"
The administrative features Of the
bill are substantially Identical with
those OF the House bill. This insures
the extensive changes from the present
law as the House bill makes a compre-
hensive revision OF the entire admins
tratiOn system. The changes made by
the Senate are mainly Of technical
character suggested by the experts OF
the Treasury for the further perfection
of the administration Of the tariff act.
In estimating duties on an arti-
Gle not specially enumerated in
the bill, the Senate bill says that it
shall pay the lowest rate on the article
il resem bles instead Of the highest rate,
as the Wilson bill provided.
The exception in the Wilson bill as to
personal effects not subject to duty is
enlarged to read:
And personal and household effects
specifically enumerated In the new list
of this act"
No change is made in the rates fixed
by the Wilson bill on imported tobacco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
ono Wan shot In the Necl..

DALLAS. TEXAS, March s.-An A. P.
A. organizer, J. w. Hale, from Kansas
City, reached here to-day and dis
tributed lot of anti-Catholic litera-
ture. Tonight, at the Auditorium,
Hale attempted to speak. After the
audience had assembled and the hall
we'll filed with all sorts Of citizens, an
Irishman named Tom Duffy, before
Hale had gotten far, suddenly sprang
to his feet, aad drawing revolver,
fred four times in rapid succession. The
shots were wild and all missed Hale, but
one struck a man in the audience named
John Russell, In the neck, slightly
wounding him. A panic ensued In the
audience. but in the stampede down the
stairway no one was hurt. Hale loudly
pounded the Eoor with his cane and
succeeded n restoring order. He then
proceeded with his speech. Duffy was
arrested and put in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09
NEWSbETS
Interesting Pieces Of Telegraph News in
small Space.

EInhu opaIes
PIrTsBuRG. PA, March sc. 9. Gaer,
Grand Commander knights Templar, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and thirty-thlrd degree
Mason, is dangerously III from spinal men
ingitis and fears are entertained for his
recovery. He was reported signify oetter
to-day.
BERLIN. March s-The Reichstag Com
mittee has been considering the Russo
German commercial treaty and passed the
measure today by vote OF 10 70 u.
SHANGHAI, March San anti-missioaary
riot has taken place az Hucnow, In the
province Of Che-Kiang. The missionaries
stood firm and the rioters hnally Wltnore"'
There was no blood shed.
TURIN, March s.-Lnuis Kossuth has
suffered relapse and is now very weak.
Madrid. March S.--The Cabinet has re-
signed, and the Queen Regent has charged
Premier Sagasta with the work OF recon
structing a new Ministry.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, March s.-Tne boiler
Of a locomotive on the Lehigh Valley Rail
road exploded at Tannery this evening
killing John Lennsay, fireman; Edward
Fox, brakeman, and John Dotter brake
man.
CLEVELAND, March s.-The lockout Of
Cleveland IOunQTy McA oraALoh AAiyA
molders was broken to-day, and all men
will return 70 their work tomorrow with
minimum union wages in force
WELLINGTON, New ZEALASD, March s.
The Postal and Cable conference, after an
excited discussion, unanimously adopted
resolution in favor OF q Pacihc cable %
America by Samoa, flaming Island and
Honolulu TO Vancouver.
Providence, r. l.. March s.-Senator
Aldrich has notified the State Central
Committee that DO intends 20 resign from
toe United States Senate II the Legisla-
ture as elected by the people IN April Is
Repu olican.
NEW YORK, March The green fag Of
ireland viii float over the City Hall on 81.
Patrick's Day. A resolution % that effect
was passed by the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday
NEW YosK. March The stake Of the
Suburban, the greatest Of events on the
American turf, viii not be reduced ss re-
port has had il II viii be worth $4,000
as heretof0re.