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Fint tl Political, Cimwsrclal
Mi Qomral IntollliinH
ftf EtU Rudirt.
Dancing, cnnl playing, ihoiilcr going
and tunny other iiitiitxciiiontH heretofore
undor the ban if the .Motlimllit Kplscnpal
Church tuny ho IihIiiIkimI in by the mem
bers of that church without breaking
rules. Three Htato ronforoiicoH In the
Kast have asked the general conference
to permit these ntnUM'incnts, ami there Is
anld to be n widespread and general de
sire In other Htnte eonfereiues that the
general conference Inke this action. The
Htate conferences that hnve taken this
action nre the1 New York, the New York
Kast, which embraces Connecticut, and
one from New Jewcy. Should the gen
eral conference act on the recommenda
tion of the State conferences and the
general Itellef Is that It wlll-tho move
will be the most radical made In the
McthudUt Kplscopat Church in many
years.
havi:i iiv huhii:m)i:u micKi.tv.
t. Louis ORlccr 1'lrcd At Three Time
Kacnpca with WnnnilcJ None.
In Ht. Louis Oltlcer .lame H. Kelly of
the Eighth district bad a remarkable es
cape from death. While In Howard's sa
loon Harry Hniitia Hied three bullets at
blin while Dtandlng within six Inches of
the otllcer. The llrst cut a curve In
Kelly's noe, the second went wild, and
the tlilrd hit the olllcer linmcdlittely over
the heart, going through cont and vest,
llpied a suspender buckle In twain, bored
through his shiits, and wns tlalteiied
against Ills chest, from whence It dropped
Into Kelly's socks. Notwithstanding bis
iK-llcf that he was mortiilly wounded,
Kelly' wrested the pistol from Hauiia and
then took him to the station.
HAIMIOAD I'HKHinilNTIN WKICCK.
ttpcclnl Train Ciirrylnu J. J. Hill and
I'nrtjr IHtcticil In Moiitnnu.
President James .1. Hill of the (treat
Northern, attended by a pnrly of olllclnls
of his rond, arrived In llutte, Mont., the
other dny, after an exciting experience.
Ills special train was ditched on the
Northern Tactile truck In Sliver How
canyon about six miles west of Silver
How Junction. The engine mid bnggngc
car were overturned and although the
members of the party were badly shaken
up, jioiiu was Injured.
VIvcTliouHutitl M litem Out.
Five thousand miners of the Ueorges
creek region of Miiryhiud struck the other
night for an Increase of wages and the
recognition by the operators of the Unit
ed Mlno'Workers of America. The oper
ators nRserf tlint they will not endeavor
to work the mines, but will let them re
main Idle until the men get tired of liuiv
tlvlty and return to work of their own
volition.
Piircliaac nf BilO.OOO Acres.
A syndicate headed by (. A. Kobert
Hon and Frank O'Menra of St. Paul and
1 M. Kenaston of MliineuimlU has pur
chased all the Northern I'aclll elands In
Minnesota, approximately KIO.OOO acres.
The price paid Is not olllcbilly made pub
lic, but It Is said It was fl an acre and
other considerations, making the total
cost to the syndicate about )fl,lKW,tXKJ.
Hlot Due to Labor Troubles.
There was n riot at Mamaroneck, N.
Y., between striking laborers and men
hired to take their places on local im
provements, One striker, an Italian, was
shot in the thigh and probably fatally
wounded, another was shot in the knee
and several others received lesser In
juries. Several of the rioters Were ar
retted. l'ncuniouln Huuva in Ht. T.otils.
The worst pneumonia epidemic In the
history of St. Louis I raging. March
broke all mortuary records from that dis
ease, with a total of ail deaths. April
promises to exceed that starlliiigly high
rate. Doctors ascribe the prevalence, of
the disease to the extremely changeable
season.
Olrl la Manned to u Tree.
Tho daughter of Jesse Howard, n farm
er living three miles east of Sprlngtlehl,
Ark., left home to go to the tfeld where
she was working in their crop. The next
morning her corpse was swinging from
u maple limb, dead and cold.
Oil in Accident hi Spain.
While a priest was administering the
Init sacrament to a dying man, in the
lreenco of his relatives, near Coruima,
Spain, the tloor of the room collapsed and
tho dying man and four other persons
were killed and fourteen were Injured.
t'lrc at Mliltllcport, Ohio.
At Mlddleport. ().. Ill, starting In the
livery stable or S. F. Smith, spread rnp
Idly to other buildings, causing a loss of
$00,000. The Mlddlepoit canning fac
tory was destroyed, together with ev
;rai dwelling house.
Contruct to llullil Now Hull.
A $."i0,000 bond has been given by tho
Gillette Hcrxog Manufacturing t.'onipauy
of Minneapolis to Insure the erection of
the new convention li'ull at Kansas City
lu time for occupancy by the Democratic
national convention In July.
Kiro ut Fltclitiiiriii Muss.
At Fltchburg, Mum., lire des.troed the
hnrdwai-e store of the Dumou & Gould
Company. Loss .$1)0,000.
VoatoMce In lliirncil.
Tho Enst Liverpool, Ohio, postoiUco
wwi gutted by lire. Much ol the loose
tnnll and that in boxes was destroyed.
The? mall still In pouches was saved. The
loss on mail cannot be estimated. Dam
age to the building will amount to about
$1,000.
Ktiimplua Concern f lliirncd.
Tho six-story brick building of the 11.
It. Hunt Stamping Company In Cleve
land and contents were totally destroyed
hy tire. Tho loss is JjlWi.OOO,
Crushed by Fall of Blute.
Three miners were crushed to death by
a fall of fclato In the Superior Coal Com
pany mine No, a, at Wcllston, Ohio,
There wero Jacob Tucker, John Williams
and Dayld Davis, The bodies wera
crushed iuto uu almost uurccogulxablo
mass.
Officer Blioote a Convict.
William Clnybourn, one of tho most
notorious criminals that Indianapolis has
produced, and an escaped convict from
the Indiana reformatory at Jefferson-
vllle, was shot lu the arm by Detective
John; uorgis at tat none oi au graaa
7. IS !.,., it rf jr,
PAIMJHK8 FOR THK QUARTT.R.
Liabilities for Three Month 950,077c
' O.-J.V-Dun's Review.
H. O. Dun & Co.'s weekly review of
trade says: "Only twice In twenty-live
fears would such failures at those of the
Brat quarter of 1000 have seemed large.
They are large compared with last year
and 1808 and would hnve looked larger In
1888. The amount of liabilities, fitl.UTT,
0."., Includes 921,101,000 for the United
States Flour Milling Company, and $-,-492,482
for sixteen banks and other tlnan
clal corporations, lenvlng 2,804 commer
cial failures, with f?:i:i,(rj'J.r.71! liabilities.
Actual defaults lit manufacturing are
smaller than in the first quarter of any
other year except 181)0. Quarterly re
views show that outside the Immediate
effects of stock speculation and indus
trial consolidations the volume of busi
ness has been larger this enr than a
year ago. No change has come in iot
ton goods this week, though dealings for
the future nre hindered. Huslness in
woolens Is also somewhat unsatisfactory.
Sales of three chief markets have been
only a,033,tiOO pounds. The rise In some
leather has helped manufacturers of
boots and shoes to hold prices, but not
to get more orders. Failures for the
week ore J.'tl In the United States,
agnlnst 141 lust year, and 'M in Cnnndn,
against IT last year."
union lahokTanv iii:ki'.ati:d.
Ohio Kmploycr llimtlie Klulit to Ills
ctmruc Any Mini for Cause.
Ohio's statute which Is Intended to pre
vent the discharge of worklngmen for
nlllllntlon with trades unions was declar
ed unconstitutional by Judge I'ugslcy of
the Common l'lens Court lu Toledo. La
ment Uatcmnn, general manager of the
Toledo tube works, dlschaiged AIoiiko
Cole. The latter promptly brought suit
beforo a magistrate and llateman was
lined. The cuse was then carried Into the
Common l'leas Court by thu Indictment
of Hatoinau by the grand jury. Judge
1'ugsley heard the nrgumcut on a de
murrer which se.t forth that the law wns
unconstitutional nuil lliaf the facts did
not constitute n cause of action. The
court hoMs that the discharge In this
case wns not such nil act thnt the em
ploye wns compelled or coerced to leuvc
his union, and that his discharge was n
lawful net. He holds that the statute
Is purely class legislation and unconstitu
tional. LY.NCIIKII KOK 111! KN I NO A TOWN.
VIIIukc of Ivor, Va.i llcst royed anil Mob
linns tliclticcmllnry.
Information has been received of it
ljnchliig lu Southampton Count)', Va.,
for the commission of u crime which
practically destroyed the little town of
Ivor and left many families homeless.
The greater 'portion of the place was
burned. It soon became apparent that
the tire was of Incendiary origin and a
posse was organized to llnd the crlmluul.
The tracks of a barefooted man were dis
covered leading out of the town, nud they
were followed by a crowd of Infuriated
citizens. After a chusc of a mile the
truces were lost. A telegram wns scut
to Suffolk and a pack of bloodhounds se
cured. With these the men resumed the
hunt. It Is reported that the Incendiary,
a negro, wns captured and swung to u
tree In a lonely pait of Southampton
County.
New Hlilp UcliiK llullt.
There nre nil of twenty new vessels
being constructed by the leading steam
ship lines for the transatlantic, service be-'
tween New York and foreign ports, lu
addition to these there arc at lenst live
new liners that nre uenrly finished and
will be placed in commission in the early
part of tho coming season, besides a
large number of vessels that will carry
freight exclusively.
Wu.liea Knee Once h Week.
Mrs. Einmn Murphy has brought suit
for divorce against her htishund, J, U.
Murphy, a wealthy real estate dealer of
Kansas City. The petition charges "In
compatibility." and the leading specifica
tion is that Mr. Murphy refuses to keep
his person clean. One witness testified
that Mr. Murphy only washed his face
and hands once a week.
Hobbem Commit Murder ami Arson.
Joe Scott, a negro, was murdered nud
his house set on tire by two unknown
negro men. The house was located lu
Enou Itldge, Hirmliighuiu, Ala., and be
fore the tire department could reach the
place the building was completely de
stroyed, together with adjacent houses,
ltobhery Is supposed to be the motive for
tho crime.
Important Case Decided.
At Omaha Judge Keysor handed down
an Important decision on a question of
law In u case that has been watched with
interest by labor organizations In nearly
every locality. It established that the
resolutions of public olllelals to use only
union made goods have no legal validity.
fcrloim l'lre in New York,
A tire broke out In n frame building at
Ash aud Oakland streets, Green Point,
N. Y owned and occupied by Kdwurd
C. Smith as a box factory, Ilefoie jt
was got under control the tire spread to
adjacent structures and caused a loss es
timated at a quarter of a million dollars.
Iloera Capture Kite Companies.
Hoth Koers and HrltUh hnve suffered n
reverse at different points In tho Oruugo
Free State. The Hoers captured five
companies of Hrltlsh soldiers nt llethany,
while Hrltlsh troops under Gen. Mcthuen
surrounded and captured a force of fifty'
Boers near Hoshof.
Murali la Found Guilty.
Arilinr !'. Marsh of Allecan. former
Inspector general of tho Michigan Na
il.uinl flrinnl tiled on nn Indictment
charging him with feloniously conspiring
with certain of his otllclal associates IV
defraud tho State, was tumid guilty by
tho Jury at i.mi.mg.
New Klota lu Mui-tluliiie.
Strikes have been declared at several
of the woiktt at Gundaloiipe, Island of
Martinique, and night work has been
suspended at thu Hohnemere works, be
longing to the Cicdlt Foucler. The
strikers invaded the works, extinguished
the tires uud stopped all woik.
Mint Who Numcd Seward Dies,
8lvcster Storrs, who nursed ex-Scere-tary
of Statu William 11. Suwnul when
ho was almost stubbed to death at tho
titno Prcsldcut Lincoln was assassinated,
is dead of cancer ut Heicu, Ky aged "U
years.
Atnsku Contention In May,
Hoth political parties of Alaska will
hold conventions in May, tho Jlcpubllcuns
May 12 nnd thu uciuociats .May -, to
name nntlonal convention delegates. All
representatives will go specially institut
ed. Thiol Wave finises 111k Loss.
A tidal wavo carried owny tho new
wharves of the Dmisiimtcr collerles nt
Lad) smith (Oyster Harbor), U. G with,
a lost otSpO.OOO.
General Hldwell Pauses Away.
A dispatch from Chieo, Gal., announces
the death of Gen, Gcoige Uldwcll, Gen,
Hldwell was the prohibition caudiduto for
President lu 1802.
Dies to Avoid uu Inquiry.
Danker II, II. Pitcher, who has charge
tf tho Llverraore, Ca)., bonk, in .the ,ca
ted suicide. Pitcher was n trustee of the
estate of the late Thomas Vnrney, de
ceased, valued nf $000,000. UN trust
was being Investigated In court. Pitcher
was to produce Ids books in fnurt and
testify ns to how he handled the bnnk
and the trust. Itather than appear in
court he blew his brains out.
NKW GOLD KIND IN ALASKA.
t'ana Yield 98 nn an Unnamed Creek
FIowIiik Into the Yukon.
J. M. Itice &4i-lvcd at Vancouver, U, 0.,
from Sknguay, bringing news of a very
rich gold llnd in Alukn. Tho new creek
Is as yet unnamed. It joins tho Yukon
at While -Horse Hnpld, rising lu Ameri
can territory. A few days ngo two men
came down to the new town of Cloe
lelgh nt Willie Horse with two sinks of
nuggets, being the picked specimens from
the results of about three mouths of
work. They said that' though the wenth
cr hud been cold and tho snow deep, their
pnrty of seven had done exceedingly well
during the Inst three months. -Pans tnft
en out yielded ns much ns SfS. They went
back next day to the diggings, nbout
twenty miles up tho stronm from Yukon.
A couple of days later nearly nil of tho
r00 men working nt railway construction
for the White Pass people went on the
stampede; locations were being tnken up
rapidly when Itkc left to come out.
FATAL FIHiTTnT'I'.KU, 1ND.
One Man and Forty-two Horses I'crlsh
In lltirultiK Ktiiblc.
At Peru, Intl.. lire destrojed the livery
bnm of Wifrd Hrothcrs & Co., together
with all the contents, Including forty-two
horses, eighteen of which were owned by
the llrm nnd the others by private parties
llellly Gregory, nn cmploje, was burned
to death. Two otl.r ctiiplnj.es mndu des
penile efforts to save Gregory, but tlnnlly
were forced to leave him to Ids fate.
Lanrus, a promising tro'tcr with a rec
ord of 2:20, wns among the horses burn
ed. The loss amounts to ovet ?:itl,UOO,
partly Insured. The lire Is supposed to
hu6 beeti of Incendiary origin.
Creek Indians to On North.
Creek Indians from Indian Territory
nre going north and will locate in Iowa,
Minnesota nnd the Dakotas. An agree
ment has just been signed and made pub
lie by members of the Indian commission
whereby the Creeks will be allowed to
take up 240 acres of land to a family un
der the Curtis act, and for such oppor
tunity relinquish to tho United Stutes
Government the control of their schools
and abolish their tribal government.
Defeat for Oil Men.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that oil drillers must not penult
the waste of natural gns in their boring
operations. This case Is of long standing,
and Is ot immense Interest to Ohio and
Indiana. The decision of the court was
handed down by Justice While nnd was
the finding In the cause of the Ohio Oil
Company vs. the Stute of Indiana, a test
cue.
Ncbraakn Soldier Kllla Himself.
C. L. Leuimou, a master printer of
Lincoln. Neb,, n member of Col. W. J.
Hryuu's Third Nebraska regiment during
the wnr with Spain, committed suicide by
taking poison. His body wns found on
the Htnte fair grounds. He Is said to
have been depondent over business re
verses. Workman Killed by Muclilucry.
Henry- Ilurlburt, n workman in tho
Lyons Pupcr Company's mill ut Cllntou,
Iowa, met n horrible death. Ho fell
agnlnst u swiftly revolving shaft, which
caught his clothing and hurled him with
great force against the side ot the build
ing. His body was crushed Into a shape
less mass.
Tciaa filter Sweep Awuy Crops.
The country southwest ot Austin, Teg.,
was visited by a cloudburst. Tho Nueces
river and other streams wero converted
almost Instantly Into raging torrents that
overflowed aud swept away thousands of
acres ot growing crops iu the valleys.
Convicted Clevclundcra Sentenced.
Albert E. Davis and Samuel G. Urook
erd, who were convicted ut robbing the
city of Cleveland us tho result of tho re
cent city hull Investigation, were sen
tenced to the penitentiary for four years
each.
Girl Hlulii by un Admirer.
Miss Kate Tobln, 20 years of age, was
shot aud Instantly killed lu the street
near her home In Wuverly, N. Y.. by
Fred Krlst. u young married man, Krlst
is about !I0 years of ugo uud seemed
madly Infatuated with the girl.
All Kxhlblta Open Sitnduy.
The French authorities huvc decided
that all exhibits at the exposition arc to
be open to tho public Sundays, and the
United States exhibits are, naturally,
within this regulation,
Drutli of J ii mes Hcelcy.
r .lames Seely, a well-known maker ot
perfumes, Is dead ut his home lu lloehes-
ter.
Prumcn on I.ulics Oruutilc.
The seamen of the great lakes arc or
ganising. The union will consist of the
sailors, watchmen nnd wheelsmen,
Journalist Hilda Ilia Life.
F. O. Dlckensheets ot the Kansas City
Journal killed himself at tho Jackson
Hotel, Atlantu,.by taking morphine.
MAHKKTvOUOTATtONS.
Chicago Cnttle, common to prime,
$11,0(1 lo $!!,'.!.'; hogs, shipping grades,
$:i.00 to .","."; sheep, far to choice, $U.UU
to $tl,"r.; wheat, No. 'J red, (Hie to U7c;
corn, No. '1, :tlli! to -10c; outs, No. -', lc
to '-!."; rji'i No, 1!, fHo to Otic; butter,
choice creamery, 17c. to lite; eggs, fresh,
10c lT.V; potatoes, choice, -,'io to 40c
per lAhcl,
liullanupulU Cattle, shipping, $;i.OO to
?0.0(); hogs, choice light, $:.(M) to $3.73;
sheep, lommon to prime, I.IM) to $3.00;
wheat, No. '', 7-c to "tie; coin, No, 'J
white, -I0e to -H'c; outs, No, 'J white,
12!c to :Ulc.
Sr. I.ouls-Cnu!c. fh.'l.'J.'i to $tl.0l); hogs,
$:i.U0 to $5.7ii; hheep, Jrll.UU to $0.a;
wheat, No, '.', 71o to 'lie; com, No. 2
yellow, :iDc to die; outs, No. 'J, ''5c to
-7c; r)e, No. '1, Wm to fi7e.
Ciuciunali-Cattle, VJ.r.O to $0.00; hogs,
$:i.oo to Jf.vrr.; kheep, $:.r.o to yo.o;
wheal, No, 1!, 7!lu to 7-lc; corn, No. 2
mixed, U7c to illlc; oats, No. t! nii.ed, J7c
to I'De; rye, No. i.', Tile to Bile.
Detroit-Cuttle, ."jill.ril) to .fO.OO; hogs,
?;i.0(l to ?,'.75; sheep, W.00 to SuVJa;
wheat, No, "., 7Le to 7ile; corn, No. 2
yellow, -i'-'e. to dUi", oats, No. ". white, iISc
to liDe; rye, Alio to (lie.
Toledo Wheat, No. 'J mixed, 7-o to
70c; corn, No. L' mixed, illlc to 41c; oats,
No. 12 mixed, 250 to '-'lie; rye, No. 'J, 57c
to fillo; clover seed, Hew, $.j.lf to $5.25,
Milwaukee Wheat. No. 2 northern,
Ofic to 07c; corn, No. 3, IWo to 41c; oats,
No. 'J white, 27c to 2l)c; rye, No. 2, 58c
to 5De: barley, No. 2. 44o to 4Uo; pork,
mess, $12.75 to $i:i,25.
nuffalo-Oattle, good chipping steers,
$3.00 to $11.00; hogs, common to choice,
$3.25 toH.00; sheep, fair to choice, $3.00
to $7.00; lambs, common to extra, $4.50
to $8.50.
New York-Cattle, $3.25 to $0.00; hogs,
$3.00 t $0.00; sheep, $3.00 to $0.75;
wheat, No, 2 red, 77c to 78c; corn, No. 2,
4Uc to 47c; oats, No. 2 white, ,31c to 93c;
uuuer, creamery, c to sic; tffa, WMt
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JOHN T. CONNERY,
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