davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-01

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glieber, tpelbe Ser 8onbzN lSgabe oppo7
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@ertbe Ser StI6erbarren un6 BENT 6cs baz
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miin3en 3u lalien. Die gegenipdrttg i'm
S6abamte aufgeipeicberten StIberbarren
belaufen itb auf 5000, 900 900, auf tpelbe
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2lber ioQte iicb ser Sinan5z Mtntiter aucb
tpirfli9 ba5u entibIieBen, Die DSeignorage"
mtn3en SIT laiien, 10 tpiirOe 6aS OaOurcb
gepOnnene @elb glei3iam mn Elm Eropfen
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fGbt9feit Ser Miin5en beIGuft ii4 nur ouf
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prd8un8 bon $72, 900 900 brei Sabre in
Qlniprub ne6men niirbe.
, 1894-02-01
Stdott1hes,
Mietbspretfe fallen.

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Sa6ren 10 piele Molfeniebaber erba1t NOR
ben, baB man ltcb ntbt Oariiber tpun6errt
BARI rpenn Die itarfe @~oncurren5 iebt einen
itarfen 0tiidgang Der Wtietbe berporbrin9t,
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Wtietb9pretie UNI ettpa 20 Pro5ent berunterz
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8art unb n0r0Licb oaoon, mo bic @eltauSs
iteuung I'M perfloiienen Sabre cine bebel19
tenOe Steigerang Der Mietben bewirfte, 1T
man ldn9it 81 ben friiberen ultb tbeiImetie
nob biQigcren 9reiien 8uriid8ete6rt. @obz
nungen 81 $18 bis 500, nit 9ampf geDeist,
itno feline SeItenbett mebr. 9(uf Der 9tor0z
ieite bagegen, mo- bic g8eltausiteIung feline
@r60bung Scr Ottet6e Uerurioc6te, berriden
nacb ME Dor Bic alien 8reiie.
, 1894-02-01

SIN Der y&oiiti6en 8eituns" bonn
u. Sec. wir6 OaS 2uitipiel Scr 6err
Senator" beiprodben unO II. q. geiagt:
vQ8enn 6te 98iBe oann aber fallen, 3iinben
ite aucb. lln0 Bic 6eiterteit bes 8ublitums
lit bann iebesmaL 10 Oergnii9t unO befriez
bi9t, baB man iicb i6lieBlicb Ser Sreube
mitfreut." 8of Ben 9eriOnen OeS Stidcs
tpiro Qeia9t: DSm @rupOe iinb ite ale
cute Seclcn, 6ies lit INNER beS Yu6els
&ern." 8epor 2eutc ans &eceniiren
geben, iOuten iie bod i4reibeE Iernen.
, 1894-02-01

9OrnblOtper 1T felt oeitern 9lidlicbcr
gbentann. Die 6reu6en Ser Tlitterpocben
tuerben ibm itber ben 2ter8er, ben er ob Der
i6m bon v9aOe" Sin crt6eiIten O9rfeige
1n5weifeIbaft empfinbet, tpobG einigermaBen
9inipe9belfen. Seine iunge Trau pirb ftdb
boffentIib au6 Oariber 3u tr0iten ptiien,
oaB ie ni6t Srau Oberbun6eSricbterin
unb bomit $40. 10 in ser Getbe Ser iogez
nannten veriten 9amen beS 2anbe5" 9ez
Dor6en lit.
, 1894-02-01
6elt, un6 6ariibcr bcribten. 9ent S6mdnz
gen ber 9te8icrnngS Glerfs miro lomit Gin
9ticgcl Dorgcltbo6cn ncrben.
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@riinOung Der llniOeriitdt Scna Q558) ;
bes Gobes &arl'S w. BON Srantreid, mo-
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finger crloicb 1925; bcs 2tnfau8e5 Der
0e8cnreformation in 806men 1920 Der
&rtegSerfldruug bcS fron5Oiii6en Nationals
conoellteS an England unb ben @rbitattz
batter ser 9tieOerIan0e Q793) be5 9luSz
trittes bcS States Seras aus. Der Union
Q861); bes lteberganges Der BrcuBen unO
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, 1894-02-01
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Oofaten pom S6lagc rSuO9e" Nin8'S i'm
@ougblin78rO5eiie Die @eOulO 3t Dcrlieren.
Sn Soma tpurben 0ieier Sage 5tpei oieler
riidiidtslOlen @eieuen BON einem banOe
feiten Meb9er, ben ite in Der !3pifmltDle
6eS &reuaOerb0rS gebabt batten, nab Qufs
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brobte, i'm tpegcn 0tiBa9tung bes @cribts
5u beftrafen, fats ct fortfa6re, Sic 3eu9en
in beIeibi9enOer g8eiie SIT bebanbeGn.
, 1894-02-01

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o%ronnn9 e%rIaiien, baB Sic 8ureauzGbefs
tdgltcb cine Namenlilte berjent9en GlertS
etnretc9en ioucn, tpeIcbe iicb tpe8en Grantz
belt ni9t 3ur Nrbett e~in9efunben baben.
g}ocb @mplan8 bieier 2iiten iou Elm 9tr8t
bonn Ofartnez 6OipitaI> 9ienitc 6te in Sroge
fonmenoen @lertS in brenNobnungen aufz
iucben, I'M feit5nfteuen, Oh es ii6 nm tpirfz
lidbe ooer nur angebtic6e Grtranfun9 banz
, 1894-02-01

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men @eltausiteuungs -McOatlc, ipte ite bon
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6e5 8unbeSienatS ais &euidhbeitSzGom
miiiion conltituiren, Inn Ben @nt>purf elmer
neutrality-suspicious." llnteriucbung ober
8riifung 3u unterpcrfen unO feltsuieQen,
Oh Ser in 6ra8e fOntmcn0e Singing nit
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leidbt Der all9emcinen Stttlicbfeit Der nelen
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Wtenl6Deit 9ebabt bat, 9dn3li6 autbebeu
unb pOut8 Dernibten t0nnte.
, 1894-02-01

- Ser itGbtticbe Collector D~ereinna6mte
i'm Wonat Sanuar $203, 636.28, tpobon
auf @eperbei6etnc oIer Dirt 1852, PATIO,
ouf Spc5iaLiteuern $48,1 1888, auf 8auz
erlaubntBi6cine $2366.2O, auf G~leOatorz
SnipeftiOn 1892 cntiielen.
, 1894-02-01

- Cine Delegation 6es @eperfic4aftsz
rotbS macbte benz Scbulratb in ietner eez
itrigen SiBun8 feline Nufpartung, unb sc,
st. @robD, Der Spteber berielben, belt
cine GeOe, in ipel9er Der Sbulralb erir9t
puroe, nur llniOnarbeiter 5u beibdftigen,
9te Sabe murOe Dem @omite fir @ebGuoe
unb @run0itiide iibcrpielen. Sine icbrtftz
libe Wtttbeilung iettens Ser Nnltretcberz
ltnIon bantt Der 8eb0rDe bofiir, oaB iie Die
&0bne t9rer 8erufS8enoiien uicbt beidbnitt.
, 1894-02-01

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baB @0eeIer $. 6a5or6 Elm Mitglie6 BET
berii9ti8ten "a. P. Al 1T, 6ann per6ient
er, abgeie6en bon leiner 5tpetfeIbaften qua
LITIGATION fit baS Qtnrt zines O~berbunbeSz
ri6ter8, icbon ouetn aus 6ielem @run6e,
oaB oer Senat ibm bebeutet, er m09e itd6
9efGut9it gum 81 i6eeren!
, 1894-02-01
Z Coupons Don teben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga9en, oe nit DerreIbem
Beftmmmer mO 10 Gents in Baor, fir ieDes feft.
Der 1Nf Z Oonpnns nm 13 Gents.

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&bfeferun9 DER mil Dft 1 beeidueten Z Coupons unO loo ieOer=
5et u%b9ebolt werben
5eft 9o. 2, peldbe5 BON beute an CUR Nbbolun9 bereit lit,
unO etnen uon gurf 0ismars gefdriebenen Anffab Hber Die &u5=
feltung entbdt, reibt 1b Dem eriten wfr0t9 an,
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lit Geft 1o. 2:
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81 Die Sanoatuppe auf Ser 8ubne.
q Oas mtftn9erfhif.
81 Der umPolebof"O ampfer Gbrtfopber Columbus.
O Oas neutrality-suspicious..
= Der 9rofe SduIen9ong.
8 uno 9 6eiommtontdt Ser Detfen Sta0t aus ser Z o9e1perfpsf,
ttpe nit 8enennun9 Ser etn5elnen 6ebduoe.
1) Stoats0ebduoe Don 06abo.
ID Stoats9ebduoe Don Uabtn9ton.
~ Die por9efhihtihen Ordber I'M ontbropoIo9fben Gebdu6e.
~ 6loOfones Dirt i'm 5orf9ebdu0e.
~ Der ottonaniihe papiuon.
~ Die ruffde pe5ousfeuun9.
Sente be9innen mir nit Der @er6fentliGung Der Coupons fir
OaS 3. Seft.
, 1894-02-01
Sans neul
8x1O
Stt1e oeartfct)e Sri9iuolom89abe.
Ole notwithstanding, We fe GntfanO, War unO enOGte.
Ole notwithstanding, Wie Ge enttan0, w0r unO mOete

aenr go q be etm menra Beft.
, 1894-02-01

9eft 1 tit ferttg; 9eft 2 eri6etrt beute,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
New Rase Ball Contracta.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 31.-Sec-
retary Young, Of the National League,
announces the following contracts for
1891:
With Baltimore - John Mcmahon,
Tony Mullane, X. Baker, R. Brown, D.
Brouthers, Il. 2. Retz, John McGraw,
II. Jennings, w. Brodie, w. Keeler and
Joe Reilly; with st. Louise. e. Miller,
T. Shugert, Il. Hawley; with Louisville
N. f. PETER, n. B. Weaver, Thomas
Brown; with Philadelphia-R. Galen,
S. Thompson, J. II. Sharrott; with
Cleveland-D. T. Young; with Cincin-
nati-George J. Smith; with Boston
Thomas ]. Lovett; with Brooklyn-Jas.
Korwn.
Realeased: By Washington - John
Stricken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Local Base Ball.

The Mozart base ball team challenges
any club in Wheeling. Answer through
REGISTER.
The North End Stars will challenge
any club under thirteen years OF age.
II so, answer through this paper.
. The Harry King, Jr.'s would like to
hear from any nine under fourteen
years old. Answer through this paper
for game Wednesday.
The Glue Factory Stars and the Clay
Hole Dudes met yesterday afternoon, a.
the car barn grounds. The result, q
score OF AS TO II favoriDg the Dudes.
The Alex Frew base ball club defeat
ed the Fulton base ball club By the
score of to 4. The batteries were
Swarts and Garristy, and Wharton aud
Haller.
The Grapevines defeated the Bridge
port Blowbags by score OF "a 10 Is.
Batteries for Grspeyines, Beams and
Watkins; for Bridgeports, Whirley and
Church.
This afternoon beginning at 2:3O
the Wheeling Athletic base ball club
and the Genoas, both crack new teams,
will play their first game on the dia-
mond.
Tha Island Juniors defeated the Cres-
cents Saturday AFTERNOON by score Of
to 4. Batteries. Felbert and Steger
for the juniors. and II. Sayers and w.
Savers for the CresceRts.
The Beabout club viii cross bats on
the tunnel green this afternoon with
the Hub base ball club, at 2 o'clock.
They would also like TO hear from the
Mehen & Sls.er's Orphans
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Pennsvlvania Invaded.

DARLINGTON, PA, March 31.-Penn-
sylvania has been entered by the Com
monweal, the State line being crossed
at 10 o'clock. Jaxon, the Indian, who
went on ahead last night, left greet
ing by the wayside stuck in twig Of a
sapling. JUST before reaching the line
the band wagon broke down. The
army Immediately after passing the
line, struck the worst bit OF road it has
encountered as yet.
Great enthusiasm prevailed among
tho officers and men when Ohio was
left behind. Just at the line three men
deserted and seven recruits Joined. The
midday halt was made at Darlington,
under the shadow Of the old house
where John Brown went TO school.
This evoked considerable feeling in
syeeches made by the leaders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
wIIL REcElvE AN ovArIoN
First Passenger Train over the FairmOnt,
Moreantown aud Pitssburg Road.

First Passenger Train over the Fairmont,
Morgantown aud Pitssburs Road.
Sps-ia. lsis5r1ra % ta5 sunday Rs0lGs-.
PITrSBUBe, PA, March 31.-The FIRST
regular passenger train over the Fair
mont, Morgantown aud Pittsburg rail-
road will be run out OF Pittsburg
Monday morning az SIS o'clock.
The Baltimore aud Ohio will run two
trains daily, except Sunday, over the
new branch.
One will leave Pittsburz az Sis q m,
ssd arrive at FairmoHt at els ?. N.
On the return the train will leave Fair
mont 81 sos, and arrive at Pittsburg at
$50.
The other train will make up at Fair
mont, leaving st Sis a. m, arrive in
Pittsburgh a. . p. m, aud returning
leave Pittsburgh at $50 p. m, arriving
at Fairmont at II p. N. On Sunday
only one train each way will be run.
Al along the line the FIRST train will
receive an ovation, especially At the
towns which heretofore have not had
railroad service.
They are Outcrop. Cans, Cheat Sa-
ven, Point Marion aud Van VOrhis. Mr..
Z. H. Smith, OF the Baltimore aud Ohio,
will accompany the FIRST train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
AOu,et start From East Palestine.

EAST PALESTINE, o., March 31.-The
day opened bright and breezy and Camp
Gompers OF Coxev's commonweal army
was the scene OF much hustle and ac-
tivity. Carl Brown slept in the head
quarters tent in the straw for the first
time and personally saw to the getting
ready Of breakfast. There was a good
deal more Of alscrity and discipline
noticeable in striking camp, due no
doubt TO Smiths cast iron rules read
out last night. Breakfast was satisfac-
tory all around and the march was be-
gun at o'clock. There we're 134 men
In tho ranks, larger number than has
started out yet from any camp The
weather is good the roads passabls and
the sun just warm enough to temper the
wind. The townspeople turned out TO
see the parade depart but were quite
apathetic and made no demonstration.
Everything was quiet Ia town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

NEW GALLEE, PA, March 51.-Chilly
was the reception accorded Coxey's Com
monweal by the few inhabitants OF the
little town Of New Galilee. where their
first campin Pennsylvania was pitched.
The men found sleeping quarters in .
dismantled foundry and loafed and
cooked in ana djoining lumber yard.
No excitement was created and the
town marshal said he could cope single
handed with the army.
Quite number OF people from New
Lisbon came over In the evening TO view
the camp.
Marshal Brownies orders, as usual,
contained something unusual.
II was ordered that all nick names be
dropped both by the men and tho re-
porters, that each man must draw soap
from the commissary and use IL.
The under officers who ride have all
secured new mounts and the army
means to present good appearance
when Beaver Falls is entered.
Fifteen new recruits came in on
freight trains and took the badge. The
camp presented very lively appearance
after supper and the men sang songs,
the Chicago quartette having a good
audience. Considerable provisions from
Salem were brought in on q freight
train.
Mr.. Coxey arrived at seven o'clock,
and Immediately conferred with his
marshals. The usual meeting was
called, but as no audience appeared 1t
was abandoned.
The camp at Beaver Falls will be
named Valley Forge. Four well known
crooks from Pittsburg. put in an ap-
pearance, but were sent out OF town by
the marshal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
CHILTON'S CHANCES
Said to be First Glass for the Commission
ership-Never Cared Much TO go to tbs
Senate Anyway.

SAID TO Do First Class Tor too NohhiHii9
ership-Never Cared Much TO go to tbs
Senate Anyway.
Special 7sIc0ra1 70 The Sunday Rscsstsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 81
Hon. ]. T.. Chiffon has returned from
Washington, where he had been for
several days upon business, and incl
dentRlly looking after his candidacy for
the Interstate Commerce Commission
ership. 1t is said that the President
will make the appointment quite soon
now.
A reporter had short interview with
Mr.. Chiffon Immediately on his re-
turn. In answer 70 an inquiry as TO his
chances for the place he said:
81 am not in position to know or
even approxionate what my chances
are.
"My friends in the east say that the
race is between Judge Avery and my
self, but they also say that my chances,
TO coin a sporting phrase, are as good as
a -four to one shot However, it is too
soon to know the result, or even TO sur
mise what it may be. The President
will consider the matter carefully from
all points, and il will be some time be-
fore r conclusion is reached"
The reporter suggested that his can
didacy for the Interstate Commerce
Commission would, Of course, take Mr..
Chiffon out Of the SeuatorialrGce. With
a shrug OF his shoulders that suggested
even more sincerity than his words, he
said. "Wen, 1 never had any desire to
60 to the Senate, anyhow. For Irecog-
uize the fact that poor man has no
business there" and he cut short the
interview to catch train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Monongahela LOOKS aud Da ms.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 31.-Con-
gressmaa w. A. Stone, Of Allegheny,
appeared before the Rivers and Har-
bors Committee and argued In favor
Of Incorporating in the Rivers and
Harbors bill the provisions OF the
bill introduced by Mr.. Dalzsll
in the Fiftieth Congress, for the pur-
chase or condemnation of the works OF
the Monongahela Navigation Company.
lie also asked that they use for the pur-
chase Of locks and dams Nos. 6 and :
the $500, 900 already appropriated. The
committee would not agree TO
either OF the propositions,
holding that the condemna-
ton OF tho locks and dams, including
the franchises, would entailan expendi-
ture greater than the government
should incur at present. They agreed,
however, TO put clause in the bill re-
questing the Secretary OF War TO In
quire and report what the purchase or
condemnation Of the entire works would
cost.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Can Pass Through Poaesfully.

PITTsBURG. PA, March 3L-With
the understanding that the entry OF the
army OF the Commonweal into Alleghe-
ny county will be peaceful and orderly,
General Coxey has had the assurance
that there will be no police interier-
ence.
1--WE are not looking for trouble"
said Director Murphy, "and will not
try to stop the marchers as long as they
conduct themselves properly. We can
make no arrests unless some OF them
break our laws. We will not permit
depredations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
An Old Edition.

Mrs. DR.. L. S. Riggs. wife OF the ac-
com modating South Side physician, has
a Christian dictionary printed % London,
EDgland, March 25, 1865, and 10 there
fore 229 years old. This unique book
Is supposed 20 be one OF the oldest In
Wheeling. After its publication il was
taken 10 ireland and then TO America.
and has been 10 The family OF Mrs.
Riggs ever since. It's characters and
letters are peculiar and would prove .
poser TO a student OF this age. IL coz
taius l, 300 pages. and it's backs are OF
dried oak. covered with rattan. The
meuento is very highly priced by Mrs.
Riggs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

S1sci1i Ie.<-rGal -9 ~ helis.sr.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, March ST.
The State Board Of Examiners met here
tonight There were present IRON
the four districts, w. Ii. Anderson,
Wheeling; A. j. Wilkinson, Grafton;
J. d. Sweeney, Concord Church, and
ThoS. =. Hodges, Huntington. The
principal business was 20 set the follow
Ing dates for examinations:
Grafton AID Wayne c. b., Nay II aud
10: Ronceverte, April o and -; Fair
mont, Mouudsville and Huntingdon,
June and .; Princeton, June aud 8;
Wheeling, May Il and 10. Tae OLD
board was reelected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
FOR SILVER.
A Proposition BY Ultra Silver Hen to Call
National Convention TO Divide the Country
On the Money Qussiion-DOes Not Meet With
the Approval Of Many DemOcrats-Bland,
Even, Does Not Think Much Of Il

WAsHINGToN,' d. c., March al
President Cleveland'S veto OF the Bland
bill has resulted in a proposition for
national convention OF West and South
to form a new political party based on
the demand for the free coinage OF sill
yer.
The proposition comes from certain
radical Democratic Congressman who
believe that the time has come when
the party's salvation In the West and
South demands that II should repudlate
once aud forever Eastern domination Of
financial policies.
Western and Southern Democrats
who are at the head OF this movement
declare that the veto OF the Bland bill
shows that the administration has set
its face toward the single gold stand
ard.
Representative McLaurIn -(Dem.,
South Carollna) has taken the bold In
itiative in this step. He has prepared
the proposition and It will be followed.
he says, by call signed by Democratic
silver Congressman.
Mr.. McLaurin says that be has talked
with many OF the
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MEMBERS
OF congress and he has yet TO find sim
gle Democrat who has not agreed with
him that the time has come when east
ern financial ideas must be repudiatcd.
L. . huf
this movement should take the form Of
convention OF the governors Of the
States interested, but they were so
widely separated geographically IL was
feared that united action could not
be obtained. IL was, therefore.
decided TO call a national convention.
He said in the fight that he believed
was 10 follow, the dividing line would
be the Allegheny mountains and the
Potomac river-the South and West
against the East. Party lines would
not necessarily be drawn. Members OF
all parties would be invited. The issues
would be solely monetary one.
Representative Tracey tDem., New
York;, the anti-silver leader OF the
House, says OF the proposed National
Convention OF tho South and West TO
form a new party:
1T is q rule or ruin proposition which
cannot prove effective. II will simply
strengthen the administration. IL would
bs q queer spectacle to see the South
reject
THE ALLIANCE or NEW YORK.
The interests OF the South depend upon
their ability to Cooperate with Demo-
cratic States OF the North. Even II
such q movement proved effective, IL
could only result In dividing the Demo
cratic votes In the North and giving
the Northern States to the Republicans.
The South will not jsopardIzo It's own
interests BY carrying such movement
very far"
Representative Bland said that the
plan had not yet been submitted 10 him.
He was inclined TO regard IL IS ch!mer-
lcal, but said that the Democrats OF the
South and West would never again be
fooled. They would pot none but tried
ans true silver men 90 guard hereafter.
A careful Inquiry among other Dem
ocratle Congressman Indicates that very
few are now prepared 70 join Mr. Nc
Laurin's new party. Most OF them say
the movement will resultin nothing I'm
portant-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Mnnr Rncrults Promisefi.

PITTsBUBG, PA, March 3l.-When
Coxey reaches Pittsburg next Tuesday
be will receive large number OF re-
cruits from the unemployed, who have
been working in the parks The sub
scrIptions have run out and all the
men will De discharged on Monday.
Nearly 1000 OF them have signifed
their Intention Of joining the Common
veal upon It's arrival here. Companies
have also been organized in the West
End and Allegheny.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
PEPPER WAS KILLED SOON


Srsrrrfo ffr 8ss1-irts1 Pr-ss
COLUMBIA, s.. c., March Sill .. m.
This evening when the New0erry rifles,
CAPTAIN McCaugain arrived, they we're
met Dy large crowd at the depot
whose purpose was 20 dissuade them
from going 90 Darlington. The c0mpa-
ny got of the cars near the State prison
and marched thereto, being followed by
the citizens.
Captain McCaughlin came ont and ad-
dressing toe crowd, said that bis COM
uanv did not intend 70 go 20 Darling
ton. Shortly 1iterward the company
withdrew from the prison and went to
the hotel Jerome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
Now Corporation Chartered.

SbecidE Ie7e1roHl 20 Ue ouNady HsgIS'eT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 81
The Secretary of State has issued GER
tifcate OF incorporation TO the Sand
stone Boom and Lumber Manufacturing
Company, Of Hinton, w. Va, with an
authorized capital OF s5O,OoO. The
company is organized TO constrHct and
operate one or more boOms on New
River, between the mouth OF Lick
Creek and New River Falls. The in
corporators are J. j. Swope, Of Hinton;
J. w. Graham and G.. c. Altare, of New
Richmond; l.. e. Burdett, Of Gauley
Bridge, and D. A. Mcclure, Of Sun
flower.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
VII, rrnrsIIn Box Car.

ST. LOUIS, No, March 30.-Ths
Southern branch OF Coxey's army OF the
Commonweal was busy organizing In
St Louis to-day aRd forming plans as
TO transportation, etc, by which they
hope 10 Join the main body Of the un-
employed as Pittsburg. Tne start IS
to be made from East 81. Louis to-mor-
row and the recruits will probably take
the box car route. By which most Of
them reached this city.