The pioneer express. [volume], June 01, 1894, Image 1

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a nounoK
OF THE
or
OOMMMMD iron.
tbe -Kat
Ihu^J Oipl
tul. ...
val nppro||^Ktte--.lUl get^",
iHWso.
Wilson, ofj this. liouBc' way#
committee,! has returned tb
•The
1 bare
.States supreme couiU by
decides for f$M» con
lorfch
I The secretary of "the treasury' dd
nds oi tho North American Cpmmer-
pmnMraBw.*1
•proeress by
the government may obtain pos
•ion of
the
C|^^^tl^ of
yanHlngton wwiwu• Uy^Ura
Foapg.
'The pension department hhs cuToir
lie pensibA iaS $12 a month of Samuel
Vlnters at Muncie, Ind., and reduced
at of Dr. John Moron from (12 to
1
Applications ibfve iiofeffltfd a4^Ub
omptroller's office in Washington for
organisation of tlie First Nntiouul
of Alexis, 111., and the First SiiJ
onal bank of B^rnesviUe, Minn.
Counsel for CoSoy.p'.i'own ^jBtJSuie,
|n*-^WMlyn "I Hi- tT7)r"MivTfi'JT"""
lb jtoMfe jEtrm
leyMC VkMi|hifet|iJj fff fofwiftiftf ce
ouit.und certify it to the auvrenie
•-of the district for review.
KtHMl ntloa
'eta^iaiAori
coll
desce
mmm
ntr-itui
Mr. Gladstone. Vt^oTfins fWn, stiiifei'
ing from a severe cold, has "Brown
weak physically and is constantly un
der Jtbfe cawrtfH»lij!»ifiafls. i.-7-Tti S!
^.'sass.ffiTj&ss&fe
the long term of United States senator,
beginning. Mwch (,4S95,
Br£tlft^ iSmlfiro« iis liiiot.5 Bwiiiei'
Mltchtdl plays the viola and Brother
Go^b^tt'lSlays the" liolth* in "the Tioga
Mettiodist Episcopal _Suud:iy school. A
in it iS
3
Frank Hatton 4s =:the:ateh .• .cabinet
officer appointed by President .Arthur.
to "jMisS'AVcjr'tp
Ltl|C
'miijoi-ity Frl'ling-
huys^^owr, aimfetjiy (»., Howe and
BenjMMik •!&'' Brewster were, the
otltars.^
The uiaenttS'fil«ad8 of Gen. Booth,
!the"8nlvatlou
been gitfnewl && W^'TlP this city that
thQ. engngement of tlie, California heir
ess and tfatiland Kersey is about to
be
lineflftl., by a train.
MUffctfhlo^th,
Ira Davis, aged I
Ceiat ita^dii, Ibwj
Keatty a hmldr
by a
.benzine expl
A"tydiie 'strl
kUtfbgilWfj paopli
a loss of 812,000
Chamberlain,
m«u
Wear
etc., of the
Company.
James
Ky.^ has
several V|
am.
Mrs.
Irsni.
as
ear
by a'
ere-' dw«
rest
Sfc. .A: N.
tuad
e^entoate' :|0ils
Titty wii'
'imbotJiV'
W remaM abroad: !f6f'
iiTtie.ilimtircssion .has
years, died at
c,ne^
Rvt*fefs'b«tflctinasai^rsUflifliifttre
store burned at PalmyB^r^e^^toj!
ad .lamping, «e I'.U-li
Y&r *NH*' *«W«?lrioll
air Jicmsen, Iowa, Annli
shot dead by Herman Peters, her
rman Peters, her
tr 'tlfaln'- 'ivt^ 'wrecked1
|bt)iyja)iMe«nt« Kill.
4-ycar-dd
living
ie.
gum.
60M3W
time. "An adjojnlng hotel i^ also des
troyed, the total lots exceeding $1.
WO.
Fire at Pawtac
00,000 tons
fell's barn/at Garrolton.
I by the death of
Bryant Linn, agetT43 yearsTo'inei
ofjtbe company of Royal Irish Lancers.
aMtW)ifittold(aqqdd'|ie 0«pped!fnim. road
«INWW«bii»P,nO vino
ii ri
'ft -j Ij-rtJ uol 0 vf it 'J 7.
'''r ''i^'"'-'"- 'f,'^ 1 I"
at St Louis fbr
committed
itWIL
floor health.
Henry Koch c«caped
at Jeffersonvlllfe, I
get out of hU cell,
the wall.
lames Dono
hospital tpt crl
MWa, MlrttfThas
HoOand, jfich.
JBHudtett hatt been held
umiM^ftates' Krandijary at
PJifo^jfor taklnz Wttk Haul's pension
Certificate as securitgpfor a debt
The headless body MSalph R. Teller
of Keokuk, who dlsafpptafed a year
ago, was found In a lake4(3Qttala, Fin.
P?TlT"
[The Indian appropriation bill .has a.
i| cl vlljj
ause exteudii
rvlce regu(iraousv
tenced to six months In jati at Bdena,'
Mon^^^oontempt of court in steal-
and seriously wounded a saloonkeeper
Jgaiwpd|Keppo, and was^ln,tafn..shot
Frnuk Benadum will be'tHeil"ior tA^
murder of Lemuel Bailey at Winchester
Ind., on a charge of venue from Mun-
children, wag arrested, at St Loula^m^a
chaise of embesding '$¥,000' ftowthe X.'
H. Rottman DistiUifgiComvaiiy.
The 15-year old daughter and the 13
ycar-old son of Thomas Daly quarreled
B¥ap#r|j|Ji, Indj, girl pro
dead.
UIU -V«l DVH VI UUU1UB MJtUJ Ul
tuaft
st&
Army,- aro.
ir to' tetelrato tho tiftloth
anniversary^ jefr-W» ico:iver3lon, which
occurs!
tW^ iWl*. '-Hetrill be presented
a Jubilee tilanl&AtylQg Ptestent, of $30,-!
ooo.
Bmihuel taskerV who Is" contending
twenty-six years old.
J'Chens'when he was
r.y^hrs of -akei' His carecr
as ph«n^ittW*l)Pla}^r. ,bcf?an. in 1880
BAroandfiyrs. Qtrmaqi pierkdis and
.. eettjr, Oalifdr
jlcrrclii),. lyill.
Mrs! Fred Yates attempted suicide by
Jumping in the river at Clinton, Iowa.
SmPlwa 'tteen married a week. She
was rescued.
The fai
doned Barlliolomew Murphy, tlie'sa
lxxjnkeeper at liafayette convicted a
year ago for shooting ex-Priest Ilu
dolph White.
a^u^.«u:&A.-riT ..
tho ^second
ad dead
fcli^-or
to dobMdArtmsetfibatrwakshot and
geg^y*ie a bnrd^^wfWow««
Tn a battle with 'BroztUan insurgents
at Coryha the government forces wera
defeated with a loss of six officers and
#t*ew«,frtjr me* r: MmHH
train at Pond Creek, Ok., were capt
ured at El Reno. Young wm shot and-L,
badly wounded. ,410
-1
111 I'
Charlton Elrod, a photographer at
Ixmisrllle, Ky., has been attested oqr
a charge of complicity in the robbery
T. P. O'Connor ^^V^eiitMf presi
dent of the-' Irlqlf Natlcqral lyeagua
Great Britain^'and i)i.ir«Mirtlon .,de^
plorlng: iM88ensmBr|i**c
Clmi-les VVhito^ra'^r^cted aa^ JT,
C. Morrison, Charies Blbblns aqd
Hiram JCennedy acquitted of jtoiepi|$gr{^
a gambling house at Omaha. Neb. They
were the reputed proprietors of the
"Diamond" pool room.
-The. body of Lars Larsen, a civil en
gineer,1 who has bpen missing sln«e
April 27 fit. Mehomlne?, Mlcu.i was
found -In' thO'j ibflJtji He had several
tjh^ps threat#od t«i commit suicide,
J^e.|jg|jr^iBt ke idrowqed Itim-
Qt&pttfetthliiMjIf&ett plaite at
litoubiiiS',.*' Frane^..
thtwteea' the' |tolloe
and 'a' ,mob af aaarchists/ who were,
parading the streets and 'Chovilny,
"Vive rinternationalo" and "A bas f#
-France:'
squadron that tha cutter Valkyrie,
formerly owned" tW -Lord Dunraven,
-After.whlsb-yasht mafamrwia.Valkyrie
aKasWsfiSSSJSflr.'""""
drowned. Lord Dnnta'
Valkyrie to an Italian
she recently competed ii
ranean br:s
At tho secret consistory at
following prelates were cpi
archbishop of Valencia, Spain Mgr.
J. A. Wells, wholesale dealer in
gloves, bas failed at Independence, In..
With llablllttes-*bout-$»,6fl!ft.-r?Bte
sets will nearly reach the same figure.
en asked at Phihi
of Tontl. Its cer
aount to $7,000.
2,000,000.
feeder, of Cin
he will of lli^
been
kwa.
A recei
delpl}i»-br tne
tes oufs
000 and
thededi
nunm or
the
ltidl^y bars,
1 a cobsin of the pope
•ji if-
^Tte' JacksonvillefebAihern ji tallwayi
'ellows' Tem
Tbe Grand
Tress by Mayor.
rtKWfO
iln Indiana
in in force until removed by
legislature. The supreme court
to consider the case. It was
held valid in tbe lower courts.
Tho Rio Grande Northern railway
announces that within ten days work
matttnaetttia
'ik', \V. .ttojpj/son/ ^jti-pi^sltlMft' if (fai
nSikmi^"tChrf..'tOABil5*w»-'Hof ontH
ltNIU«^"
NMkMtUn (AipHh
l«HWfd
cet$iipit«tt«or-i
*trasjf0undijiuO(
«S
olhteMutli tub!«
Ji. SJfrzs.
.t V]C.
4iv ...,?»•.
WORK OF CON
SUIATB
ve
W
eb
a. nam
[leans- ah
featmaf t|Mi|
ittexp
an aii
law:
ronnd iron in coil
Mr. Juay and a few other of his eol
leaenM, Mr. Hale tried to use it as a
tVit TOT taAhtlng"' tile '^DemjtfcHltic' side,
^nd 'Slr/ TdW'rCiid: Uir'i Vetfy-'plaitt
lecture on the duty of the tqatlloHi
to accept such increase as the Democrats
were willing to grantjritbont continually.
aas^wBXafasrtB!
en Democrats.aad :two Populists refused
to support the Jones substitute, namely,
AlHni Berryi Blackburn,' farvla, 'Kylei
Mills, Pascoe* and Peft»i -•The fates
fixed to-day#i?ffe'aS fttHo^fi.. Iron
40 cents ai|l^n|3|PiNR^L.
etc,, li .Kr roff!
cfnt ner poasd: Jliab*. MamC less
biooi^l|^|wr3rarbeiS% g[r^r8 tad
ofher siiperstructuial inn or |teel, .0
nt to 25 per cent, ad valorem iwings
iron or steel, 11-2 cents ihobp or band
i^on or steel (cotton ties),, 30 per cent ad
valorem. \r.i
Tho question of-..«lvil service reform
fai given full sway In the house to-day,
t^e-^oocasien .being waendoientl t4
strike out the paragraph in the legin
iative appropriation Ulr providing for the
(iivil service' 'cofaiinission. It gave op
pi.rtunity fori somei Stirring and not a
few aiuuaipgjspeecMK. 'flie nu^ndment
was adopted .by. p.,vote of^Hpio 71
dmid great fiemoeratie appiau^nkid lte
pnblictrh critli bf '"Spoils." Among the
Democrats who natal with the ltepnlilio
ails in favor of civil service reform were
Wilson Trticy, Henfrix, Dockery, Wa)M
ner, Springrf.' Sgj-fer*, Graiu, Martlii1,
Kilgore, liivingfettb. Deforest, Efisfiittj
The vote qa^iyteioii, was {HI to 61v Crie*
of
r.if£
quorom, and demands ibw tellers
Were ma3e, ,thq .vqte ter. tellers .being jOO.
to 71.. Mr.* DihVley' gave notice- that lit?
would 'demand" byes and! nSyM liii'llii»
house..
-Mi
.inn-
nse of the Democratic majority
peift^ebijii
he DeiB«-rati
rhe mojdoii
.rty vole-^28
ind Kile foti
Ml
a*'-
adopted.
Tlio BerUo Vogsictu)'
the arrest at Man
dreSed'FremSimen 1
the forfa ait" that phi mini
declined to give
IJPi f«n*-
E.t»
•gainst Teller's,, motion,
an's
seittiqp, V- Gorman
by the
rature of tie
^nd Mr. Brii
jlidutejj^the
Eoncaiy
ph 177) not
bill, compbted
ttSWMtllfefceMtt IN I for in
part of
At
house
lis.
^efciedi
bloomi ani
higher^ "Mill
amendment
charcoal iron, somewhat
those already Drop
B=®
MM #4tln4ilu»^0]
emocratic side, and Mr.
Mwuy9rtci
tifc comproqiiHt i:abd"t)HiivtK.':tbe
leory lipoH which the luodifiml bill, now
ufcre the VeiiSli V«s' constructed, nt
ete«t IdteUsc inttrcift. Jt wa? regarded
aq exceedingly a^ije exposition of the
Itiqn of thc|ci)i)«cnativcii.' Mr. (kh
ijlis stat«numt]:tbaCu^.majority .of the
senate,would WPl^t.l^e. bill was. put
tb bjr
was to "smpke put ai)y UH opposi
tion on the Democratic s!dev Mr. dor
man's statement was justifjediby tli£ vote,
lt3W«v«r, .as the Colorado aenatori^ tnor
tjoButo lay'' thel tar|ff Mil on tip hue
\ta« 'ttiet" by att fiiftroMi} D^ipcfaiiu
front.' |h)t& Senab|ri Hjl^ of'Nei^ jYArk
naid- Senator Irby, whose pq|it{oti« have
li.-eli •the'.subject ff- gossip fi^m 'fimc t»
tjiiie,. .vjitej/wlth-itlieir Democratic a*-,
spciutos, an did t|ie tliroe TophJists, ito
quding MF Peffcr. TheVratcs fjxed'-tiv
4.y mo as. folloiw^'i.V.: -.1
v:
.''X?'
rai|8 '^ett,,
?iqt^aK-
da^ttfelg^j
the duty qn ^ilii
pmtiid' waS jUnf
The Jones' tin-^IU
TrfiO
at'was then
/the duty on Steel ingots, bjopms, etc., pc-
satuvws
Nebraska PopuliHt, to plncp barbed wire
or- the free list. Several Republicans op-
tnuuuuct. u« poaed j^ bttt'ditli flQt.winry thnir'.PPPplitiv*
Steinhuber, the celebrated Ger-
Frank,,
fWomjj mitety'&faifriuv-jim
George E. Wilson firas awatdod
f2.500 damages' agahist'1 jttte!
'if!I$ntfhpe4! St Paul road at Rock
ford, 111., forVie killing of his father.
WWWWSS
iiioi^t to in(hldo dtBe^- tlhs^es
:bf
^Anchors, lJJ.fflata imwli twlm, 1,1-3
cents anrtlS, I'34 ccriis blacksinifiis'
•toolij! hvilei: tiibei,'j
www: 'io»fpin*,
i&wswitti'siafe®
ings, ,0. fit a cent cast hoUow.^yata, 2
cnitt 'clrahm 80 per cent cntldry,'•p'Adcd
according to yalue, and avcrggiug al»o.Ut
j25 per cent shot guns and rifles, 30 per
CeAftevXft
^Q&ne
bu8ines8 the hpuae cousidered tbe legis-
stiike out tbe $300,000 appropriation for
jaltewd:jrai^/i
L,n"*
r* 1»» yjyil KKfylpo fntxitniu.
fiidir "touirlMBLg vote?! dCWtf." Mr. SCone
(Dom., Kpq.) offered an ameudmeiit
Htrikiug out the Bit-visiWfcr asMi^uofat-
!.iJJU'WIMda'r
art in
cy and
attended
Mf Klllnii. 'Tlfi'-i T'-nn .*rjl- ....
appropriation fojr (be ciyif seWlce j:m»
fnission wais lost—80. to 158—ami4 Bff*
piiblicat) applause. The legislativs eU)
was then
Washington, May 26.—Is tbe senate
to-day the Aldrich resolution to
tute "IT ?rfry'~r)f~~Y'C"
the i#) per cent ad ralorem
bill war laid on the table, as was also
a motion to increase the rate to 45 per
cent. The rate on shotguns, rifles and
pistols was fixed at 3ft pp uaptf-~iMt(lt
were then agreed to 'orfolUHs •Caojp
and carving knives in mns^iml A
more than $4 per doxen, and raxor blades,
fcissota and shears, who"' or partly
finished^ 45 per cent all other table
knives,- foiihgtBtorign etem 35 ii* cent.
I'-iles, file
ffiS»s,4asls?m» fl*M
oM
cuts and kinds four inches in length and
under, SO cents per doxen over four
jnehes and under nine imdirs, 00 cents
SfSSffiWW'tfF1
'25 per cent,' The rates
jwere UetLlt
ribs, &Sf5t
io*-i- tt* .•ii-m
Hin wn1), V*«riK it e»!l wer
if*a**}i.^m iI
"Jim tf«»iyjl.
r-uf fnr*r»Y
Several Ulis ^ere aUowtkl.'' On^:
Aese, and the largest, was in favor of
thV'OrttKf NWtUerft 'tnad riitd'for lflia+Ol
This Mtadt haisi beeni ntdtr Cbnoiiletstiun
tor some time and was liottPKid o\riii£
to the fact that its accuracy wns ilis
1'kted. With .tWlli the. ,l»iwt. Jiiil»ility of
the commision. was was wiped put,,and
the bopks cloH
The' final
not be made
With to^ay
hrbds of the printers niid as f|ist' us' tlie
piiof sheets are tiiriied 6lf copfes' wilr.l'c
Sorit, tb members qf thf.' boiinV for their
approval befo^' ^6 whole ^de's'to pre'ss.
It 'Wtll contfiiq a sUnirndr'mHl jitateiiu'iit
by' the' commluToU and a '/letrilleto report
by^each of the treasurers.'
Oii4! of the' mini generally'satjsfiictpry''
itAhs' of the bpamTp! work is'thi ret'|ii'u
of the permahtat,'Exhibits and .'their' dis
tribution. Hiegb yttftH ,he' boo'tlis of tlie
forestry, mines anu' mihing, fishery, Iibi
ticultural, historical, educational, fauna
and flora exhibits. The actual .expeuso of
Obtaining theso exhibits was $%,000t nll
Of. which is. saved to the state. AsidK
rrom thls, expenso was tluit of iliTaiijjlltg
and n^piiiiwg ithei booths after tlu-y.'weia
brought-badc^ from .Jackson Pork.
ARMOR rt^jaa FRAIlbs.
fh«!..f?Wt' rijnanqe
.. .....TClllflOS if
-SSSto ~Ca-'•
0pupt at But to toMtoy d^tcidwV .that tho
iliftjorltf of -tho18t0(k of the First Xa
jtipnji| T»rib^ bf "thqt oily bvlon^rd of ri^ht
tft Aiidrcw Dr.vis, .Ir. Tito storlr is
mijJiQUj: doll.nf,.'
adiimiili
5 .A*"11'1!
'it« Iftpllj
of
ci'Ut WJ.WMudf.l^ok tflifgejrs, betWf-'tfi
3jt and 20-^vjre gangers, tlupuei Uian 2d,
.4 cent iron p^.^e^.^a$ea!^.^..'vit.V
^nc or otUer injtii)8, exjiept tjo. }r teriie
plates, 1-4 cept mora tllaii r^iijs iij ure
cjeeding paragrogfi!' ^^Jroa' jtfr jfeQ,'
noygbr"
ire8tat
», *Sl3Jf
hm ffuvi
outright aiifd tUo
1 .Y*'
ii i'..-:
PEMBINA, PEMBITTA CO
Jueei
The doty oh c^tde
tr3lrv#ij&'>par.
In
Id
tail*
at fixed at 8 cents on plus, ami bat,
wl and telbplosj *aiiqereUlly known
Tlie cUronouio
morning hour
nittca of tlie
private
woaiM vAim •COMMISSION.
'b^aril' Wlali 'i|i ih'Rin:-
n' session
hich lasted .over ten hours, tin stnta
--ard of ^rorld'4 taif
couikisii6tkl'll
neted their work yesterdiiy mid nd
Kiirnedt^piobablyj never ta- reassgiubli*.
'fhe mtetiqi wsjr held inAhe govflmors
M,|ftsJ»par(l ix-
VI. thfi ^-officio members wsns, present.
i«r*cy -obligation bo»
rhi9Ia
^aa't
MM^Ke board-sUll hasvin it^poHse^
S.RSte£
the. .great..exposition. cost. thu Slfttp., .of
Minnesota. Aside fmm"the-rush:
tl f'ance left on, haifd, «au,000 worth of ,pei
i^qiadeiit exhibits' have lietii'- mdught Ball'
ftoua- QliicsgQ intact and !lon»teil to vi\rl
oi^'iHJrttu^oas' as 't)te "ftiectal'act' of the
^eg.!^uirie!.jwovidesi:. ,v
of tlie'biireau of ordiiiip.y
hi the navy1'department, appe.'irisl to-ilny
pefore the house ckiramiHce investigathig
l^rmqr plate irregularities. He said lie
did nof consider the. b|ow. jiul'^s,« suriyVii
defect.'' Capt. 'Samiison 4iW«te4i lmw sus
pic(i»h' W«S 'arrous'a.]' of the' snjmdiici^'iof
the p|a*es furnished during'ii^bii&.pcr'ioiC
Tbey -were subjected teats actl Capt
Sampson found the suspicious i-lrcimi
sfta^ices, tljitt .the pVite.,' iuvai'inWy iiii
nroved oil Ihe seoond test. TiiO"fou
dunjoij was that the plat'w weri lwliig
if answer to questkras as to^tbi! hiotUus
ir frao^s 'Cttpt. Samjisrtn BKtr he ,b^
dwid ^theMkaj^s, bf. thi iompaii.v |ti'av!'
[othing'Wf the" opeiatioiut. ,A 'Mr.
fchwab 'i+as generM 'slijierintetiilliiih'iHe
uaf 'a 'ei rtil)a airioiipf qf stock "lit tli'i:.
qniupany, sp that his interosts would !iie
uidvancetl !iy flje accrjtf.uU'V of ihe jilates
"j Qe(SB^jn) li 'Mllllojl.
Ji
I^SMSCImuwk
mt
At Wpodgreen, one of the finest cotton
mil|s ip feHl^eMitt^^lSlrict, was
peHtroye^ by lire to-day. The loss win
ArgeMhie Drnamlterii.
pwiwilterwi 1
'OUs-f
p^rllnment'
Wow "np fH"' PjirlWment' SuilcHfiJ*' -fi^id
the Ixtursp by ti)0 use of bombs lias liceii
4i^iver0d
|ibi,u.
ma
The p)jlce haye selncil
Wer|||' iMibb-Wiells qqd l|t»Ve iirtest^l
Austriaiis 'tfnd qn ItAjriiti.'-^'liii'iflrfr
nl|lirgel with cpn.plipity |A 'tlli
•piracy.""
1
E
fbhee
r-'t-l'J T?!i
.iW^eeiiadoKted
A lU-marksMe pa** oOfurtnif find
,"• Divorce. j.'
Coluinlus, Ohio, May 24.—:There was
«U unusBal .event in the stucjy o{ Chap
lain Winget, of tbe state prison, tOrday»
itwjis a CddJps in which the.gropm was
a!,*onyict,. with the major parfi of ,.a.
sey«n years'.
sentence yet to serve, iud
thbibrltle thp daughter of qne .of. Cinoiu-.
auti's most prominent families, Several.
rears! ago. B, K.! Conrad caino, to Cin
ci-iunti fro.'n Minneapolis, where' hp lnid'
left!
!a, wife, and two children. At Cin
ci'i.iiai|i bo. parsed'as a single iman, nud,
tairried Mjifi tJmtQa Ebcrli|i They,li,ved,
together happily fo^ a Mm.e, and tl|i'ei.''
cnildrcii ypVe born tp! tliem, .!.Jt'eii fhe
fact rant he had another wife llvlrig bi
caAltki^hMfl Htfitttitititiiitenti itdd WW
agrcflfcrttlW fie. shMklA tO' Urtbk' ttf MMtte
aota-and accure a divorce.—• Then he
gaMffiimarryhis
turuit^cd-for
1WWTDDCTO EWUI1 U11C1II SlU IE IffllUf.
pired that while he had been divorced in
iu love wi
til
cspises he man
irfamy. Sffi" hrarttly
to whom she was to-day married for the
third time, and consented to having the'
.ceremony performed only iu order to
jfiuMHrthc children legitimate. The Mil
waukoe wife recently secuced a divorce
and therefore tho umrriago is legal,
Without a word they separated^ at the
conclasioB of the^urcnoity, 41fs.''CoIrad
returning'tlf CltfciniiaTl and' her 1fgal
husband to his prison cell.
Prat. Dan Rvllre*.
.SV-rflMjB, Hocn., May 24.—Tlie ic
tireinMt (rPAf.Mnmes A. Dana, the
oldelk^rOTeao^Tonnected with Yala
university and one of-the foremost
American scientists, is anuounced. l'rof.
Dana is eighty-one years of age, and is
fMwpeUafcfo abajrfan furtheMicHve'worli
Mi#^fei*ls iheultIW-«CheNqtTfirtmftit has
I«'CI| pluced in the hands of Prof. II. S.
Williams, who has been associated with
Prof. Dana for number of years.
plates (25 per'cent ad Valoreb)'were not I Jackson, Mich., iluy 24.—John Van
changed. The Irate oh iron and steel Nitnmangs, serving a life sentence in the
rivets wus increased from 25 to 30 per state prison for murdering his brother-in
dent. The Jones amendments were law, John Crow, in 1885, was seen this
agreed to fixing the tries on craa4$it'i' pxfuiug. He was overjoyed when told
^saws at cents p^r 'lineal foot mill of tbe report from Muncie that ("row
saws, l'o eci|ts per' fott pit ai|d' drag was alive aud on (lis way to Jackson,
snws, 8 cents circular and other'saws, auq said 'he had always felt sure that
wood screws CrijW would return some day. Thus far
1
WBtSflCAl
(pani-
frstalora' Kyje «a4 :|faati»'W. TtmtBr
fl«tta rp«eM«l Tkcs
Mowey. to .Vote Apriili^M.^tiie Tairt^
BflT-atHthl' CsJle^t 'as ia' Wttsnk
\VhShiti(rtdn,'lH«y22ATho'ttimralttoe
to investigate the churges of- bribery ini
theu«eiMit»' .were. o& hand, proinplly. to
lih/|n -tai«i«»ia -of 'thd .committee on.
privileges nud elections. Scnatbr BliUtoiti
nil lie ut rhe iMiW of the cemM^eerddin.
amlth»Fe-Wllh..0ther.esp0'^0itWttWH4
In *tte"=«®rrilor* Mr: Bnttr. made a
ivrltttifi i^iilictttion 'ta be' pnsbBt. 'Hie
*ifeilt* -sat lin .isecret sessioa talltil
iOtiO'i'be* Mr. Hulibon was. summiMted
to JWstifyii •-S» iia«.r: UunSon '. rahiiiiteil
fvith'i the MsUtaitteg. aboiit-'half :iSit,-liuuVf
ani after ihe.MaejKtiA from the ^xuamitn
(eerdoni the-»»» Kpba Kaut«ii A. w«s.
tailed in .«faNnWai| t»' statt^.whai'-lie
tb»'«tKt)gaiI effotit ti.Hri()c
hi».fiitU«r,'i:-l^othi'8eUl«tor ttuatoni and
hisMn.-statodatjait&'W. Ualtz..««8tlic
^aik.4\'liu.bqd^!ii|iprAuqb61 ."SenittdrHuui
ton:'-1 xiiii.' iiMnituc«i ffld tutudiffcE. ma«
teilfiUj-. frtiiii. Ibfe .stony hcrqtoforti' xbeU
to tthe prtss:.by Souator .HiUitMi: :i ii
Senator Ivjlo-wtn Jmfore tbe.cainYiiUtse
for. more.thau .nu .h(iur .aud .wacins
forirted that ihe woaU.pralnbly be^ called
i'g-.iM. tile' put •tlio:eDkiimiUeeliu:.|iHsis
siou of all the iufor*laticm:4n.hiB.)ian'erj
prvHHisitioii. td vote agahist' tht tariit hill
jipicstion. Senator Kyle said lie was con
llidcnt liiittzi.rapcasootod .other, parties,
iiuul tlje i.ro|insiliou, if it hail, (iccnjvc
eeptei'l, 'would' liavc beeii iuinTe good. Mr,
JCyle also statttf that Ihitt* iuliiuated fo
iliitn'thiit. it !?14,lKtO wSs' nof enough' ho
jcottM bare. ,al|uoijt, Huy sum he. would
inaniy as higli as $7S,001). ...
Miij. "Uiitt'i was"the. prlhcipnl wltiiess
jduvhig' tlie tttierriolifl. He 'wns ucciim
I*i'iiied by.his attonioy, Er H. McGowim.
jlVl'it/t. «'aij. hef|xe the,. co|uuijttce, for.,
alinnt an hour and iv |S excnseil with.!
.th"'rci|uest tli'at lie'' '.i4"lii' uttenda'nee
'afi'ii:- t«y-inonnv. He eXplieitly denied
any intention on his part to .eoripipt. tho1
septus. It is also understood tlMt..hf.
'politely declined to answer some of tlio
more pertinent que..linns put to him by
ii vnibii's of. Hie comniitti e. ,i
.pther .wjtntfspes ,pf. th.Ci session wf-V.
ipii'ic.u. M( l'arl:ine, Senator Kyle's clerk,
.r'lid ".lames \V. Wnllier, 'itii' attorney 'rtf'
this 'city-, who"grive -MjjttK! a1 h'ttcr to.
I'.lhii: llmiKm, Jr. .: Mr. Walker, stated
l)\iit ,\vbeii |tott^ had. asked for a letter,
|lo Mr. Hnntoh lie'had said he'wanted
til' enlploy liiiii a's iittornby in a' hind
1se iand h|id giVen no other reason for
'wnut'iug. to know ..the (gentleman..,.Mr.j
^,cl,''ai ljin.e t.((ld 1 jow,, attel' Senator,Pyle
jliad referred ltnttz to liitu, he iuid talkcd
j\t-rth "him ami' inailtf rioles upon hii' Cott
{4'crastioii. He 'confiinicd Senator Kyle's
Ktiuenicnt. mill said.explicitly.,that 3utt%
'liad. made a, direct, proposition io bribe
:lhc senator to vote 'agiiiiist 'tlie bill. he
also snliriiittdd Id's lick^s on hia coureriii'
ition'with Buttft. -'n ....
:.Wr-shingtou,..AIny ,23,—0. W.
oallud"
,, ..^ri uot ^u, lint
:in-bteterftf
Messrs.' lliiiiton anil {Cyjjt, Wh^'Q. asfieil,
if they knew pf other'qtfenipts to bl*jbe
:senalors. Messrs. Vwmhees, Harris and
Wiiuhiittce' thiit' he' lAid
Bittlz..: ,|Hh( iiOwleveri I 'had: ascertqiqc^
that, M,aj. Buttz,|i)id.Joft,the city,on ftii.
,:iATO^ri,fl'
av!jtll,t.''ip. qxpcctatioiv of .'ife
liiriillig lij' clofck, at which time li6
had stated he w'ehld" ifeaill1 appfeat1' TieJ
fore the committee, lb opntiuuc his testi-
fmoiiyu1|lViUi!
Bitttz's attorney aqd ^is
I ii. id in),- house keeper assured the sen
ate ollicials that he:£ad .stated tlia^ lfo
'.\!U "(ily.jg^iiis.tp, |B j}ibiifban to||^^o
liiiiiuo of.'which "he.diq hot give. and tl
tlie ItuniWi! rtf'liiii suddiiii 'UfparWto
lo'^ad^a UMii td xMrroboriiteiihta'«ta
fcr"!•
i|ie«t iiiiid» before tl|e !cqwlti|ttep
i'lttf ...., I .-,V,
«ijn
Wj),K|ii|iStpijVj 'W! jtitet!
jfho is 'licensed of attempting tp brilip
isenators to vat4.,ii||i|imit..tbp tarift bi|l,
A) as .before, the investi^aling gy|nyu
to-tiny.* "He Vitye thi) cbinniuK'o^nK|j
of ^j.'1'!•!. Huliijnli, a1: c!ahn'
itJifs riiy iasipnfi .iiPM.n'uW thnF-Kghi
nitlioii 'the'tkcy to BiittJCs explanationi of
j'yBit.VWieilHilho.whpluti^nsaq^o^^^n
li eniLrged from the committee rooiu,'
|Mr. Iloliuan said: "My mouth is ^ciiltHl
ii's to the |.rocc(Mliiy s.in th.e committee
jrcoin. but I carf say to'yoii that the story
jtJiat. 1' 'wag' thu' principal ill .'tho bribfiry
iaffliir1' in wUlioUt f6wudiition. ,i it .'was
idlVbtigli' pu4e'vtoiilbiit tbnti liclianlcod.
Ulfu W illi jlhitiif of tbe hnsiMeSk,: itrid iti
.iilrmt' iiboutl tbroiigb my :hap|K'ding toi ibu
:irt fliii!:offie'
#f 'Mf ji ,lls[*i* linbnduy
jwtiun Mr.'/ ltaHis7taAie ia IIkrrU: was. A
M.iiyiit inil:tallc drifted.'tb the tariff, Vj:
Uiiufc ti Jtiiow,!! saiiL Afsi'. iHpnria^ iVwhtfrv
i'cuidil: mlilw $'^0(Wiior .f30^K)pi/if l:
knewibort tlio lfopulb'tji fwddbl'vot^ .o|i:
the bili '. amUluraii aito /BWitti'K'msrkfii.
hMlbhftr. ittXou.axo jiMt tli^ nviik tn il«fwn
'thnC'fivotj rnill xyili!jgivei^yoni KjUWa,.^
.ttmi a»itffor.,nw^liv '.niju-.i
!:JIr.jH'dliciin.said
tbat the muii Harris,
w'lio liiul!niiidrt Slilsiis|M'ifl»jtion to Uuttis,
hail died on ll«r ll(^t oCda8(: April,'i.inl]
:th:it he was thi only witness to the con-
:Wrtfflian#"S0WM
BMiatorilvtSe:'.'^ ro jif.q'i in t.!•«"/.,
:\VUKliioitJoi MiiyiSTi,4 '|i|u a?p|ti:.bril
mi -t «'HMiut«V)Sfcstcifrtwi
*I9W?-Hfw .hslis.u', H-iiJ-it, iJt
Af' inv fel(i'i+4».' 6f 'tli^'1 llifirt'lVili'.Wn' (n.ilJ
tahi^ti itf jil* diilor.ilanil)Mtaifig' that U!
e.l)!li'jl.*!igiYli hi| (l)ltll«|^lf ill- .^l)ec
piarhdr-'befpri] dhei!IdtIIT sUiMwibitteib
ilho.^dBtloil^.'M'
Tar iJttf sdat jbnt SIhf fcwIiiiW)
reyiaeil^ *i|^ ^rMHW
Schedule,r Jflijs.. s.chcJule, OS pKnar^il by
llr." ('!trifsTe, l/"3nli iti cVitnelreejMiud
ui. iniimuv ift Dim 111 VAIBICIKV, auu
(h»liniu»!y olMaincd by Hlftb
^t .f Ifw.letter.nlhe au
cUned
flraonttrtyl
Ii*
,t.»
•iS'-
••'••"tMIiii V»
!tbe
... 'v.,
€)TAr FRIDAY JUNE 1, 1894
jBenato* Jtfift'i brSkefi, hah teeh in pos
session of the latest amendments which'
laid been' agreed• upoa turtle tariff -till
»»fore tho time when' Senator Voprhm*
still insisted upon the floor of the senate
that no amendments had been 'agreed'
Jo.
He Instanced' in- support of this informa-1
.tion a statement made by Gov. Waller of
Connecticut, befor6 an investigating com
mittee iu that state, in which he said Gov.
•Waller..bad.atated.that wealthy men,of
New York had contributed $100,000 to
wards Deinocrati" sue"ss iu Connccticiit.1
iiW. Kdwitrds isntd it «tis bis iiifnriuAtion
•that 'half. of. this amount. had' been cnu
jtribiileil by, Mr,. Huvenie.vir, and that tlip.,
other half had been raised by K. C. Bene
jdict.' 'In the case of Colorado,' wlilcli liatl
Ibecn' 'stated' iir *bls letter1 had 'been car-'
vied'for the I'opiilistsi by th.e iiid of (lie
iniouey thus okteincdr be said that it was
a notorious, fact that .leading members pf
Democratic party' 1'n Colorado Iind
!boeit in 'tonsiiltatioii'with the 'wealthy
Ocmocrntii of'New York prior totlie elee
tion.j. .i,, .....
Mr., Kdwarils du.clii)el to, give tfi^uanie
of his informant concerning "Secret tiry
«artisle, and watf'givbA until to:iii(irrmv
to 'consult-bis.'attorney and ascertain
whttliur. he cuu, bi compc)|ed ti» agswer,
ithe (|ueftion.
The eorrcBpandent of a' New Yiirk pa'-'
per Was requested to tell thrt-name of bis'
informant to tho story that .meeting of
sugar .men. nnd Mtn«tqrs.,vat» lield, in,
Wnslllmston. et .which .the sugar scliedule
was speed upon. He dectiiieil, niid was
'given' until to-morrow to toimu|t his at1'
•tciuty,
Thp cotupspoiident.pf. }}t. I.ouis pajer:
idcclined to give his authority for the
,811 temeii't that tho president liad said'
thae the Demdcratiujpurty' Wax tinder oli
ligatiuns to. tbe sugar uca
Washington, Miiy 20.—Tlio report iif'
(be 'senate committee 'appointed to In
Vfcstigato the charges pf.:.attuuipts to,
bribeUuited .States ., senators to v»t,c.
'against tho' tariff bill and tho charges
of improper ItiBtiencds being iise'd 'lii Mn
neetien with'tbe sugar schedule Wits' sub
inltted t«i,.tho:.senate itu-day, so fur as
:?oncerns the, a^teiupted ..bribery of,}jeu
iators Hnntoh and Kyle, The report nf
tfer Reciting'the'facts1 of Huttss's proffer
of- money, to the seu- of Si'iiater Htmton
l*ml to Senator Ivylediys ..
"Ycur. comiuittee .are absolutely juuti
ficVl in stating that tiie facts have bc.i
etitii^list/etl' by the'' evidence, liotwlfh
strudiug the deuial dd tho part of Charles
IV. Bntts. There is no evidence to sliow
the truth' Of Mr Butts's statement to
Senator Kyle and Eppa Huutoii, Jr., tlmi
a syndicate of bankers nud capitalists
had, raised a sum of money to be used
for the purpose of defeating the pending
li ritt bill, (yr that there as'nil
1
,wl:eq the eojuiuitfec! Jiicliofliiy^, ^nstead
lie sent liis attorney to explain that he
was otberwisc, engaged fliijl. asked to 10
(..\ .usiM) .froin i|t'tciiili\iic'e for tli£ present.
On!
ieing qiiestloiied'tiy"tlio conimltt^e'as
til1 'Mr.' HuMit'ti' renboh f6r hid '•edndiict
AChii uey )AICt,cwaii ilt(i ted'that his ciieut
cagngfid jii making, twar^h for ii -witr,
iiess who could .corroborate,his
iinid' fhrow ligiit (m! tin cieestio:ii at lssiie.
'Th^ 'e.\'pl«nAtmal"vnsl far 'fitim': sails-'
|fa'tor.v, audi Mis MdUowitn was informed
:th.u,M'. liiitts!:ift?:tlie munwanted, aiid
•not a substittiCe. Accordingly they called
Abators inditfiMif
Messrs YOor^eex^ Harris laud (kike,i(q
wJihim .^mi^. and Kylp,
ngnit]
Uittcuhoefef stott.il that' for !lri i'Mniirils
to, disclose,, tho names of'.liis' iuforinants
would, be to degrade him a^' a newspaper
n)^n-
.•
'i'lie fOuiniitti^ oreri uleiV .ludgc Ditte'ii
hoefur's obiectlons and again icallisl Mr.
K«lwiirds:i|i, .repeated, itx demand .'that be
?\vr-*he. |iaii|es. requested jii,the tost ill.
stslnt'c, anil received liis filial iiecisiim not
to' 'comply With'tiie
:ileman'd.:
He was
then excused tuld the coiuniittcc again
went into secf'.H, NmleeJsion iu
w.? ,fM?urc cpurse o^ nction was reaehul
toidaJ'V ..
S^ittor OafTeVy ali.l ex-Ciingf'esstnaii
Lcfevere of Louisiana were, befolv the
!. later ju..the,^lfiy .:i/(d uhsolnt
^fte ."toW.-9? their partieipatiun
lu.tTle alleged cpiiferenee w'ilh the sugar
trtl«t!ptppl(i.''' rr' i'
i\ —-4—U
iT01'!?, Ofl.AifBAUBDV,,,.
FKfc-Striinarlt Miirj rrtuiid
»i'k
:faiMd
tii find Kir:
so «s
«tatb-I
1
.^(ou^t. .Vuntpu, \Vi\«Ji.,,..Ma,y
W^iiie, several jn ell. kiipiyn!
,cit ^i ii(( were
crossing the Sk»iit river ii, a caiioi,.
they found ilh"iilirlliiititi'e b: It lie tloating
ion some drift I. It eontaiiieil a jiapcr
snow-bound, and hav^' liiii' litiihiiig''to
*nt ifnr. three days. It. is Jnipos«i'li| for
mc.eycr.to get qn\ aii ye.. Yoit wi|| r|)tt|
!j!e when tlie snow pof.s qff.. 1 a in nearly,
wild. Fob (Jolt's sake try ijni| save 'iiie.
I have A xylfe ill St.'Pail). He.r name is
Mary-: Jncahow-. Iu the Baino: of Ooil
jylvfl sliall J,do? S)iye IIU.
'H. A. .r icu)i(i\v," ..
The point designated is nl«|tii 125 miles
all'!!!: this place, and the ijiiOiv piist
whiter is supposed to have 'il(sii| tweiii,v
tive.iifert deep. T\.|(i(rraiiis hnve Wn
st ut. to parties .at Sauk Cjly,: sevontyTtive
Stir"'' MH
i: I: .' '|i|3R|BR 'rilHVKIl lilOWN, I
1 I 1' .' "1"' jr."..:
ailnlNtry Kf|N|ifUH IIN the IU"
MUlt of
Vfiriti, Miiy LW.—ln tliu-'cfujmliPr rtf
di'IrtHios todily tluriiis tho di hutc on th*
ijnestUm uH lo whether tla» miiiisifr. of
works had thv nuthority \u a)io\y
tlio ,('m|»lycs of th« stnt* raiTroads to at
tcrtd tho j'cMinr'aV df riiilrimd nW»rt the?
jnVmior denimiilod the. ndojuion of'iihu
or«UT of Ue lajr pntu a^d. sipiiilo. -Xlio.
motion vu» rvje'vt^l j»y a veto of 275 to
M. ^assimir-I'erior tiicrc^jmh 'ie/t
ihe 'l'alhfH Bon^lwiir Aftor *ho» d*»fc»iit of
thii KOveruoioot. !tu the cliambitr the miii
i^teiH inroci'x'dt'd to, the.
rKlys(*e
r'M
|»a.law and
iuuVdud .iii.'tlielr rcsi^naUohs to l*ri!sidch/
CdWoti
Mllnn ^be JlMtigiltor.. ...
)U,!,(Msij*t Tlio, .c.oM^spfindynt
of'tlu: Tiniys at Vionlui' nny.-^: ICi-tviiii
"Milan lif• at liUftom* of- t^^^t^viah
coajt. Mi Christie,! wiiCi has twiQ api
jrt».id^ yf.tlu* i^w ^ouucil.^f
inay. .Milan's friend
"ifnU'C(l, a'?n! Will l&'Htf'stififhij? Sfilrit of
fho new t'eeinn*. Tlio is now
LY TO DI.HU FTCNTION IN*
:Inn.-
lry, 'jl'ht' only ^v^oiabh* frattut* is that
loth of iio^vt'Vful
r.baf i^ hie. Tt'So\vod 'io, abstain fKna |n
'f wf loir. fUhfe' is- c»K*
mUially d^mcMic, und will M«t iullijcur-t'
IlitaVr 'Aliinff llif
NT.'Y., May *J'5. Ko nlw ys iu
ihe Oonisn? valU'^'. jiavc* boon injiuod
nu'O by .tin f.ivsViit' flood than by any
jtfr.c,'e!:fS3l. Tin' riMli of watw* down
•tlio ItilUldois ban IntHHwl alhU»st as nfiu
-IfM iu tills i| s|H»*t' as Itiiti Mi dour
by tho ovtfrflbU* of' fho fifrni himdc. 'l'Hi/
h*M! -Vv lll |e- Vory largo.'
•'''''J-i^M'iomliln' is 1'errfenft.
I'LiladeUibia, May 2 !. The cruiser
Cclupiliiii niflde hvciify-fuitr kiiots on the
iinutrclil draught on her deep sea' triiil
und ran as. fitcady ,as„a- clock. This
beats Cram|i'iifriar by aliout three knots.
Hhe miido tiVche nnd onc-liiilf kiiots Uiv
'llrat half hour,"
I _t„.
Pet^r .Olwvn (ieln-Fuur Ycnrii.
1
laywanti.-Wifi.. Alaf. regular
j«im of t}iv circuit court itdjourne.l. to
ai»^. .Peter Olspn. ii triiiiMciit' who ri'.bl'ied
a inin lif ?1:15,'was' fiiund guiffc of
Jl*i(ciiy' 'nnd rKeiitoiiCed: .'to \Vaupuii\for
ltflUf: I
'CiicatfiV," I4''2!S. KUctiun
ikltttjfii:Wi.A !lii.lv|iuii, I'. l'. lurenij
Tnml. UeJjr.Vj.JS.llomir, who werg^fflfi
.^dC^.ea.-li' for .cdiitemot of oAmJM\
'Jtiilge CTettain w^c- di» 'iiariiftpTI™ iv
li'ji liiEtflA wiipll pi'oi 0(*liii»e ili iirro ibi'
ion»*9kl jplil.tjy by Ju..lse.t:r«i(,iy:
|,.,u
ELEVEN MEN KILLED
DESPERATE 'DEED OF HTIIlKIXV
MINERS IN COIARAUO.
\Thcy Blow Up Shnft •Bnlltlliiir nnil
Explode Giant HpwUer.la
Killing Eleven Men Who Were n#
Work.
('ripple Creek, Colo! May 2«.—Steven
men killed, with a strong prolialiility
!(f
the iiiunber of dead being increased when
all is known, is,.tliu record ,of tlie tirst
day of trouble here, although real tik'hi
itiS'lias not yet begun, as the'deputies'
nre 'awaitihi reiiiforceiliclits liefore liesrfn
nitiit active operations... A,t lO o'cloek thbt.
'jloiniuK I'ljiyei, starteil to \vi»ri in the,
Sli'OfB mine, on Battle nuiiintqin. Short
ly nfterWard .a large' party of strikers
blew up the shaft hlnise with powder,
causing .. a loss of $'J3,UU0, and then:
(ll*op[H'(l 1(MI pounds of giuut iMi)vdiU'
down the shaft, which, wus also expioili'd,,
killing air the' lumates. 'Not ihore tliaii'
itttd yards-fronr the Strong shaft.' house'
sixteen nieu who had. beeu engaged t«
go. tp work in the Indcpeudcuee niiiie,
were surrounded iu their hunk house mid
after a" long parley agreed to surrender.
Each One-was armed with a ritk aud
bracu of revolvers,.. 'XUo arms are now iu
t^ie imsse^sion of the strikers.
It is riliumed that tlie strikers attacked
the Aiina I.ue mine, oVerpiiwei'ml the
guards, 'and blew up |he shaft house,
but the. ruuior Litis not yet been veritieil.
,\yheu the deputies )re linaljy massed
and the two forces come together a most
'dl'siUfMo'" Imttlo Will' doubtless follow
Tlie situiitiou -is one of tuost painful
anxiety. Xot a .few-, .believe tbut tlie
town will he: smouldering piajis by an
other siinset if tlie strikers are pot vi'
strained. It is said that tho strikers
•have planted nuder their breastworks,'on
litill hill, a ijuautity of dyuMmite with
the intention pf blowing it up jf it should
lie taken and occupied by tho deputies'.
Olio of tlio largest mine owners in Colo
rado Springs Is authority for-the static
iiieiit that the tulnu owners have planted
a riHed cannon on a lilll eomiiiatuliiig the
breastworks, and that it will lie used
dislodge the str'.hors from their position.
('onucllsviile. Pa., Slay ».—The cold
.ruiu last night dispersed s»veiiil inobs of!
strikers and pfubably averted iiloodsheil.1
'Hie strikers are excited over the killing
'of their fellow workmen at \Vasliiuj ioii'
mines, and were luudy. for any ilesjieiate!
undertaking (o ri'venge the terrible!
sluueliU'r, Scvi'i'al ineiis were organised
"With the avowed intention of killing some|
depiitiM, but the cold mill anil biting!
northwest wind drove them lo shelter.
of
btch a syadicate ill Wnshington, audi hut
W, ni(«\ey vyas in-Wadii|igton ,for that
piriiose. Buttz denies Hint lie made
any such statement, or that he had'any
kroWIedge 'of the existence of such a
syndicute,. or that he .wain-the. agent or
reprtsi'ntatiye, ft. pny. one. lie-, l'tirtiifiv
^«nies that he has'aiiy luuiicy' himself!"!
,Tndge DHfenhoefi'f counsel iVir C6r
respondent'Edwards,- appeared iiifore1 the
snguri trust investigation to-day and. au
uuced that |ie had: ai|yised iiis. clicut
not to give tile committee the niinies of
persons fniiii irliom lie received ccrtaiti
information'bearihg upun the subject nii
«'er investigatioo. He, quoted (he. su
r-rtmo eopi't decisions iu,.tlfe Killiourin
jand Couhselman Cfises lii' siippoi'l! of ii'is
poi itlon Among'otlicr reasbns .ludrfl-
iNiieago, Slay 2ti.—Troops have arrived
at tile'various points where miners hlivl'
been rioting* and now till is quiet
THK IKIMR (|K tit.
Army IIWrtTa In Foil liitroriu Sll tn
I.leut. Mnn«.'ii Trlul.
St. rani. May 24.-^.. friiil by
luartiiil of laeu't. .liimct A Mauey,:
were driven out to the i(Vji tarlv this
morning i\nd all tho ytlicei's. suiunioued '«.
this trial from' the various nrin.v jiosis'
cf the country reaehi'il tlie fort' nt ail
.arly hour.: The accused lieutenant w.is'
Visible about tbe hen.lunayl.'i'.s f„,.
:.n liouy liel'ore th Ueijun jlr.
seeuied pmiiiijy indilTvii)^ t.,' jl,o pre,,
c.oedir.gs in \y|ii. it y.'as uatiustl t. suii
r.use him. the (ihiidly imcrest M.I puny, and
Uiattcd (|i:it!ly with is brother ollicers
is though he were si nply a witness in-,
stead of being the defendant. 'I'lie iii'Iict
H'lllt charges eiiiiljiet" to'tiie pre!|udie.e of
gcod order !iqii-'!ii lilar.y ji!-.c.ip(iipi: "in
(lint rii'st liieiitciianf' jfimus A. Manev.
v.ifteen^h .iyfainvij', Vuife^ et«tcs arjoy.
.1vrougfuily M'tBauu in UM, alter.-atiun
tli.d scyine ^'(th ||is superior officer, Capt.
Alfred Hcdbcrg, of the saine ceglnieut.
mid did use. insulting laugiinge toward
him, aud.rilid vic|leptly as^Mlt un kick
Iiiin, |he S(iid lledlteig, anil.t]it) draw ami
('".int pistoj at liiiii ami did, fmther,
'actually slioot him.•: tlie- said":HedburB,
causing death. This at Fort Sheriilau, 111.,
Mil: Oct. 30, IS).'!,",
V'fii't Hi(eijii|g,' .Vliim'., May iii!—The
Altiney court? martial h'As ailjouiii^l Vmfil
to-morrow, ntid.MuiieyVcotmscl will ap
ply lo the Cuited Status court for a writ
(il'ohihitiug tho contiiiiianve of l|u. inv./sli
Bation. At the cnneltision of Col. Hair's
aildwijs the court toq'k a W'eess until 18»l'
p. m. Itpciinyetiing at hour it went!
int'l e.\cc,mive. session lo vousidev litemo
tion «(f Mr. U|iiir. llitlf pi hour was
sjient ip exccullvu session, At 'J o'clock
tlio cwirt \vas ri«i|iened, anil Col. 'Masoii
lii|iimuoed tltu decision,
"'I'lii! plea iu bai' of trial," lie stated.
"Was Mot sustained. The trial will
ri'ed."
vijl pr,i-
This means that, the witnesses ivhii
have been -summoned wi|t-|ie exuiniiii .1
und.the wh'
Je cirj-iiiiiatnnccs or tin-.shoot-
ins Wil), bo reviewed unless the court
grunts the writ, ... .....
I Ht- i'litll, Mlim., May 20. --The opening
,al tlio trial of l.,icut.- Mauey.
l(v
eoui'i
martial to-dny ,pris.nts a-rather •IIIIKII.II
hftilo of affairs. The order of Jnduv
N'elsou issued yesterday
I'silljuvr
on the
military court to shew: cause why. this
trial should be allewe lo pro. .eel, is. Ihe
first, older of the kind ever issued, lit a
court martial. The hearing .Iocs not' oc
cur until next week, nud in tin- ti. :m
time (lie trial is ,.in^ pin,-,..,I' v.^ih
'is though nothing hail occurred. It is
not considered likely tlmr the inj-in'lion
asked for by the d-fense ivill.be grained,
but that there is a ni.e ouestion .if law
Hi lie decided liy file lriil('eit Siaies ,su
prcuie court every attorney pn-sein fiiflj
realizes .". .:
nmlicet AiluptoU.
Vieniiii, .May 20.—Tlio lower, house of
file roiclisiath to-day adopted the bud«i.(
of lsi4. it shows u'surplus i'.ii" '.
oiy florins., .V
Very Hoi»efu[| f*r. UMMiinf,
I.ondvin, _Max_ ajll -p.f, a. 'II. Jlalk-r,
shoo, (.no (if the atirgeans who took part
in tho (ipornttftii upon Mr. C.ladstone's
ligiit e.yo, says tlllit fh'u m'tin task or Hi,
doctor Is to increase tie sight and
streiigthen the eyes, and that: there i,s
no reason wliy„.Hiis.-,should- iiot be
coinplisheil. Alr. tJIndstyjie'M itt(.t|(l.iiils
are' ilelighteil AV.'tll J'i'ogi'ess' l,e lias
nutiln toward complete recovery from tlio
operation. Tho fidlowlug bulletin has
lice|j issnod "Mr. Gladstone litw passtsl
a quiet l|i^ht, free from discomfort. His
oyivIs progressing quite'well, and his ye'i
cl-al lienltli is exeellenl."
Kelly Is tTnnn.
WIHTC
roarinj'
lires are now burning, around which ili.*
Isiys ore turning to dry tlicii' clo'des.
I"»r Moorliead.. mayor .of Iy-ukuii. says
the citizens Will fu: n*tsli
:l
liij, io take il'ie
Ili'Ct to Quiucy if the a tiny will cainp iiii
'lie Missouri side aud move' to-Quincy
soon. This Kelly will UJ.
Fitwlae un Vneclne,
Chicago, Hl"'ciaj^—^ shoj^agvs of. vac
me. virus is ttsr^lencd, »oc,a hoOlli
antboritlw.arc. alarmed tlio outlook
city fru.n Ult.ooo to 10tt,fKKl
yaceiftp (H*tiits «. d'iy. and this, with th
Usvjf. ,di uiaiid for tlie-M from nil'' «m
fhe country, lias ciiimcd tlie .dra.iiiiisg of
Ihe market. One of the largest
St. FftUl, Special.—Otlo Mnhrinsei).
'he self-confcssbd slayer of Itartchde'i
William IJ»dhoff. wrs nrrt.ijfncil befon
lodge Kerr yesterday anil plead*! not,
j'-ilty toSri indictment cbnrging.iiitn with
it uwler in the first degree 'llavir.S1 JII
trcans for defense, tit/, court appointed
Cr.timetmr f-' fensell lo defend him.
vh'i nr-mi^ch, MilhauaeuSi pal. U1 still
(u the city hospital.-
Mo'tf a»4 'idlCuM
itea Mtt,
Rt.Tiiomaa, Ont,Uar2(l.—Th« Am«ri
tan flag in front of the -United States
consul's Vjjiflce 4»#4:
last night and, destroyed by some men.
Iiers of the Queen's Own Rifles of Tor
onto while under the influence of !liquor.
Koine other members o{ the- regiment
who were in the crowd protested' against
the outrage but were unable to prcveut
their excited companions from currying
nut t(iir intention.- Lieut. Smith', D. G.
A., apologised to United States Consul
Willis for' the act, but- Mr. Willis would
not accept, the apology and notified the
head*: of liis department at ^Vashington
iind Ottawa. '. The .Inciilent. is looked.
U|"'U
hero as merely the result of too
much whisky, iind while It is genwally
(leploreil by the citiseus, it is ho|eil
lioibing serious will result:
Toronto, Qnt.,-May 20.—Several of
/icers of the Queen's Own regimeut were
seen with reference to the outrage upoti
•tlie American ftag'at St. Thomas. They
nil denied knowing anything nlmat the
iilTair. One of them said: if it is true,
fit is certainly ii Imost'regretable occur
Ti neo nud caii :olily lie excused on (he
It.'eiiud that tluy jievpctrntoi-s must have
Jjcen intoxicated,
Tlie iucidi'llt has caused quite a sensa
tion iu military nnd other circles in the
.city, and tile action of the iinir braitnt'
perpetrators is strongly condemned.
KO -ro OTTAWt.
lie Nevt Mrettiiu of tlie II. r.. I{. Will
lie Krlil ju Onturlo.
•St, 1'aiil, May Jtl.—ttttitwa, Out., was
rhosen lids morning as the place for hold
ing, the next convention of the It.
I.a'st night there were three cities iu the
race—malt l.nke t.'ity, Coltiinbiis and Ot
tawa.. Oil the last ballot yesterday Ihe
'litter place had fewer votes in it* favor
than either of the other cities. There
iviis some irregularity about the. ballot,
however, and Albert Hudson, trader of
the Canadian delegation, succeeded iu
having the ballot set aside. This morn
ing Ottawa showed Hp iii the lead on the
tirst ballot nnd Siilt I .like City, which led
yesterday, being the lowest, was dropped
out, leaving Columbus and Ottawa the
only competitors, and the latter' won.
'Hie selection of Ottawa was mainly due
lo the generalship of Allien Hudson,
who is chairman of tlje. dominion legis
lative con mil tec, -ind Ips 'were
further rewarded t« (lie voiivtiuliuti which
elected him (liiiii fjiunil assistant cngi
ueei'.
SHOT AT A WOl.K 111!NT.
AliiHMt Murder. In the Vlflnlty ul
('reNtou* Iowa.
CVeston. Iowa, May 'Ay-A shooting
Atl'air oceiirreil
9
(s«urt
Cillilllllnn of Trnile.
.Now Vork, May 2li, Bradstreet's
h'l de review says: The uuf.iyoi*ah|e ecu
ditiens prevailing in coniMerc.irl and in
dustrial lircles thri,\Vg|,i,m the eoimt.-y,
total her W'th the prospect fuy ini
teini\ tlttl.ivoveniet.l during ihe suiunier
t»'-'.'ks l.bit tires^llt 'nson us probably
(lie dullest relatively for twenty years.
A' lli.time-since the p.i ic and iiu'sines:
dopioi.sion manifested themselves last
your luive reports as to tho volume of
Mill* of .iiierchaiidise, the manufacture of
staple fcoijils, mid the Indisposition of
merchants Ceiiornlly to bliy cxcept for
ill rolulely iinifieilintc Hits been s«
pic liomiced a-id so' general liiroiighout
the country as ditritis the past few
necks.
Aliilueleil l- Ju nilio.
Sprkane, Wash.. May 2!.-Spnka!!e i.
(tiinil over a cemiiiouweiil »lnlu.'ti-i:i.
tSf-n. "Maniibo" I'nrlwell, leader of :he
Tac(Inn weith'rs, who left the city yes
li'idiiy fur tireal Falls, is ehiirgeii with
file nbdiK'tlou of t.-..„ Sisiliu.ie girls,
•Hilda Stein and Kosa Ki.gu. the latter a
liriile of several Weeks. Tin., hist known
ttf tho' 'girls- they1 took the ast-boiin-l
Uivat Noi'tlieru train. Indications are
that their objective point is limit Kail
Ills PlBurex for ol«l Mlue.
A'ivi iside, C.iI., May 20, The Sarita
lbs: quartz mine, located pear lVrrls,
has lici'Ti sold. The Mine ivas the |irop
ki'ty uf eX-tJov, Hluisdcll of Nevada,
lid the purchasers are W. T. Hrevoort
i.niil W. II. ISrilitli' of I»euv..|-. The
I'liii. paid is not lai.n.ii, imt ii is n
ported at a big tigure. Tbe new owners
will build:.a large reduction wrrks al
oui e.
l:\ec|lliiiliil Honor.
I-oii'lOn. May 20. —Oi ii. Jiif flonald
,.teWiirt, anil tii'li, I.ul1^ Wol^.'le} iiavc
beeli iTeuted til'Jd llt^lk||:l|s. This is ail
c.vceptiouitl iioptit, then, have been only
live such, appoiiitiiuuts pieviously. two
ot the appointees being die prince of
XViil.'.s and tlie duke.of Cambridge.
PerpvInn I'lollpjrn l^lMuiorii.
X\w. Vork. Maj 'Hi .. ftie Herald
f.iipa d^s^tvh i-'iys, Several prisoners
'.'.lyargiul wills political offenses have hism
••euuivisl tit fitluo and phiceil iu dungeons.
Aiiioug Ihe prisoners is tbe pict CU«
ea.no.,
Cie.u. RiibrftH t« C«wstail.
Dublin, Jlay ^Vr 'l'lm i'y..c nan's Joui
nil say,ft liiitt Uen, Ixiril t'rcdcrick Kob
i: Is. foruieily cumiaiudei-in-chief, of tb
l|ruiy. ill Iluliii, will su. ceed Ue.n. l.ord
t'"Hiet AVoIsoley in tlie-aiitiiiuii as com
ji i-i'.der of the forces in Ireland.
Klltci! Wlill^.u.runU.
I.anesboro. Miuu., Afay John Ma
?er. a Joiiiij: fariney Uvi».k wx miles
*ourll ol l.aiieslirtiiv itai-twl'hutiie under
the iiifluemi-. or liquor mid Was lliinwa
1'i'^n h?»
WIIKIUI
MI
8alid 1'ra.lrle. Iowa, St»ecial.—Slany of
/lie .Kelly hoists ure far behind $o Kelly
ilrt'ldeil tb go iufo cauiy at Vrancisville,
ten miles alsivc Iveoktik,
wvf
•."i
NUMBER 46.
lKSVLTBO OVR IIiAO*
in the iqitskirls of- town
and killed.
Hccotul lleirree Uiifdir.
!n-l., «i»y 2ti
trial
J'or TB*
murilor of \Vanl iiis
mistress, in this rity ittwi was to
ilay coii.vK*ti'(l tf muMcr iti tli«« sm»ml
iuul t» inii-risMiiui'iil
ior tlfev
SlynterlouNly
Cblt'Jigo, Spi^iul.—'The family of Will
ftuii A, Simsrott, JlV.iu'j wvr«tary. aiul
Ircasiiror o,( union, h:iv«
asked tftu poiftv to inula* an ofFurt to liiiii
Tbo last soon of Simsrott was last
fwUurday at 10:.'SU.p. iu., when Iu* left
saloon snyiiitf that Ito was pinj U\ taUc
train for Kvansvillo, l»«jM Htlotul tin
liif»ninal «'ohv»ntibii o* switrlniu'nV
union, lie II^H yi'i iwaclunl I'vaits
viliu. Lyiil u&tKmK is known of. him hi'iv.
a cuuipjftc niysh'iy
Another Strike llretrlnt
Pittsburg, Pa., Siu'C'iaL—Tlii'iv is 11
rrfport i.'iirtront amon^ local iron ami stool
workers that the most importUNf Inisinos?
to l»o hiottffht'titmt~ttjO"Otovolrtii.i -on-
VFntion
:txinu
futories in itlie :couiitry 'reci'iitl.v bu Ucd
.Isrsely ,«lc.crcasiin the o^tpm,
t:
fl'VU Unllly,
of Uu* ^VtyuitiAunutctl Association
of a'^ul '^tcoi \VorUors will l»e tlio
UlviaaMlny of a tititliaial striko"In t!u»
hou'trtKlo, All tho otiii'ials of tho Amu!
4,sso4'iatjoo are in ^'iovolauilv hut
Uia(w^:kwwi locally wy.tho jaojuot has
boon ijinlor oonsuioratiuM ifor^' sovvrw'
llioilths.
"YoVvu Out.
"O^ttUWdia,-Iowa, Spocifll.^AII tht
Hvan*, tlie Jargest'wiiiuDen'ial
,m\ne .that, l|as b(eu runuing. luiye
iVo'rk. Five hundred mini rs aiv lo .uialvi
deuionstmtion on Muc!Hikluiek t!iM rff.
teruoou, and trouble is fetiir^d. I
rBR PfO!ICKR
RSitestWkatato
MIKERS FITiEI) UfON
OKPITTES RJTMJITMRI.V AM A
§noov
STRIKE3RH DOWN.
Striken ladaee Other Men t« Qilt
Work, When Depatlea Fire I'pea'
Theatt. Kllllaiic SU Neb ana Want*
lag Naajr Other*.
Uniontown, la., May 25.—At daybreak
yesterday the, battle which litul been
tliroatetioil at tho Stickle Hollow uinH of
the Washington Coal und Coke company
Iu' the fourth pool for the (mat three daja
occnrrotl, and as a result at leant six
strikers are lyiuk (lead and
A
defense to interrupt- the workmen* and
attempt to j^t theiii to return homo.
AccoiMi:!'. to the plnns, they stopped the
fir::t dok a(iou of miners, and after a lit
tle prrs :as:on iniHice.l them to joiu the
striko. Tli,! men tuitied buck, nud about
thj» time tiny wore starting back home
vvith thei dinner buckets, the deputies
WHO WERE
on
YRAARD
and witnesses to the
aiffjiir wire orilor.'d to shoot, 'fhey firtnl
thi\*e Mill »ys into the mob at a range of
only ahodi thirty yards. Vile first volley
buu'Kht forth :to response from the strik
ers. Imt instuul they i:i every dlrec*
tiin, leaving th^ dead aud wounded lying
in Ih'j public road. The deputies fol
with two mora volleys, und went
si ootii*^ when, the hist strikers disup*
peuroil.
TIIJ ropovr of the affair Riven by tho
officials of the cunipaay is to the effect
that six strikers wore picked up dead ill
the ron:l after tli^ shooting, nnd a half
dozen wounded ones wore carried away
by their comrades.
'Ihe report: say six nieu were killed and
sixteen wounded, 'iho company officials
say the strikers Hcrvctl notice ou theui
that they inspected lo asaiilt the works,
and aelin^ on this Information the depu
ties considered this interference with tbe
workmen as tlu» beginning of the assault,
and for th reason tiled upon then).
UALSTOXI2
K\\ NOW RECOVER.
-f»l»oratl«i»
Jtedfonl. Tuesday which
grew olll a wolf hunt. A number of
citiEciin spein the day waging a war of
^termination against t(ie wo|f, ,-V large
number we-yc. killed. When the time for
dividing tho spoils came dlssat isfnetiou
arose between ,|olitl 1'llilpot and Thomas
I'mvt'rs, nvii of tile lllllltsilieii, Powers'
Itayiiig the must of the wolves in a cart
Iind would not divide with the other
hunt. is. l'hilpot lired two shots at Itiui.
I ne bullet took effect and I'ow.Ti, is iu
a critical, coudition, I'ldlpet is iu thi'
county jail awaiting trial.
for Cafiinict Perform*
«*t| tin tlie l'*T:«l*roniter'N Bye.
1-n»i.Inn, .May 25.—Mr. iiladstoue's right
eye was successfully operated upon yes
Uiday. Uoetors Nettleship aud Haber
shou both attended the distinguished pa
tient in l.ord i{. udeH's house early iu the
day, and nome timo afterwards they is
sued a bulletin Mating that tho eye had
been operated uiwu for cataract, and that
the operation was quite successful. The
operation took plae* at a. in.. Dr.
.Mm Kowcring l^awfoi-d asnistiug the two
surgeons already mention*!. Mr. Glad
stone's htalth was well maintained after
the operation, uid tho doctors state thai
the lesult confirms tho itiaguosis of Dr,
*raiugcv of Chester. The ex-premier ia
said to be iu us good spirits as cau pot*
sibly be expected.
I,n!»r on the llovitvr.
V»*ai4:ii!igtou, May —Two represm(a«
t'\ts of thy Lake Carriers' association,
Col. U, C. Parsons and liarvey (*. Goal
do
1
»«f hvelai*d, made an nrgritieut to
the hoe.iu committee on immigration yes
terday in oppositi-ju to iieptesentatiro
Lockwood's bill regulating labor on the
border in the interest of the United
States citizens. The association is a pow
erful organization, aud is particularly op
posed to the fer.vure of the bill that re
quires men to be domiciled lor six months
iu .the United- States before they can ship
ou lako vessels sailing uuder tbe United
States Hag.
Minle a DiMe,»vci«v.
Belgrade, May 25.—The police hare dis
fo%ered a secret cai tviiige mauufactory
where .atminlu for the Peebody rille,
with which the Servian nolitiu is armed,
has beeu turued out in large quantities.
It is estimated that o,000,tj0 cartridges
•have already l»oen sent to the provinces.
M. Tajaie, »ho Uatlicai leader in the last
skt!Mitchiim, has been arrested. The arch
priest, Gyurics, has also been taken into
custody.
WeulerM .Sentenced.
Cheyenne, Wyo., May 25.—B. F.
Ili'ghes, 1(. 1\ Weed and Charles
O'Brien, leaders among the conm3a
wealers vho stole a Union Pacific train
at Montpclicr, ldubo, last week, were
sentenced UMlay by Judge Itiner, of the
United States court to tive months Im
pri^iumeut in tbe 1*aii ue touiily jail.
TweJve Olivers sentenced to four
months* tint risonm »i.t.
lU'iizil nnd lurtau al Mafcr Ip.
New York, Xlay 1»5.—The Herald's Bue
nos Ay re* dis{uiteli says the correspond
out ui ltio do Janeiro telegraphs that
President Piexoto has sent a message to
tin Brazilian congress announcing that
the difTerences which had existed between
Portugal uud Brazil'have been amicably
settled.
Kur Gold Standard.
l'riodrlehsroda, Saxe-Coburg-GoUto,May
25.—At a meeting here of the Gerrnau
Banking as^Knatiou, at wbicU tl.iHy-fivo
I'anks were reprobated, a resolution iu
favor of a gold st:iudar was unanituouslis
adopted.
fc'orclsu FIitKn Mar l*lant.
Albany, N". Y., M.iv 25.—Gov. Flower
has vetoed tha bill prohibiting the dis
play uf foreign ilag3 on public buildmgs.
An Liiknotvn Wreck Ulaeovmd,
Manitowoc, Wis., May 25.—The cap
tain of tbe tug .I. I\ dark reports hav
ing discovered the t» mast of a vessel
sticking out o? the water between Sheboy
gan luul Manitowoc, a listauce of thrci*
milca fivui land. No clue to the ilbfateil
craft.
U»:K!i o, Mokcn Urtfclcy.
Ki«:»ron, S. 1)., iy —Moses Creely,
a pioin!h *ut fanu? ', ilied yesterdny front
a guiifhot v/oand u-'iicii ho ivtoived while
out duo: htiutiiig Tuesday.
tluidmr Milhaiineai Amliita la Re
covering Property lie Stole.
St. Paul, Speoial.—Among the raids
nadc by Muiileni-s Krniiseli and Mil
lauseii was one on the night of May 8»
»vhen they robbed West side grocery
itorts taking from it a guu aud fur coat,
vvbich they "planted" in a barn fronting
Wiuifrcd and Cougrtss streets. The
police luive tried iu vaiu to locate t!i«%
itoleu properly, aiiti tin the boys could not
toll where the barn vas their olTorts s:»
fur. were unavailing. This morniug Capt.
Itouleau, of
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llucas street station, got
hack and took Deputy Sheriff Kiuuey
tud MUiatu&n to the West side, where
ifter Home time the latter sueceedtHl in
locating the barn as above, aud the
stoloii guu and coat were recovered and
.iturne:! to tbe owner. Milhau&eu seenuHl
very^ ready to give nil assistance possible
in aiding the police to unearth his crimes,
tiuV has e.veu reeoguixed souie of the.
victiniK lie held up when they were i*n|
iuro he was the man or not.
Women Blnst Wnit.
Cincinnati, Special.—Tho question of
i,dn:!ittiug wuui.en.to the order of Kuights
if Honor was diseussed nlniost all day
•T:
ibe'aui^tutf Mge. Uelegat'es from
Ue ioatli wer^i almost •inanimous iu
*:tvor of the proposition, but on motion
f'ft New Ybrk didi*gute the matter wax
•ecqmmitted to tlie subordinate lydge^
ioiw voted on by theui.
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half doxen
ure^seriously youndod. It oaniiot be aaid
to have beeu a battle, us not a shot wat
tired by the strikers, but seorntugly with
otlt provocation tho volleys were tired by
the deputies, while the strikers were as
seiuhled in the public road.
Shortly before midnight 2,000 strikers
nss :nl.'LMl at tbe Stickle Hollow plants,
cnji.in.x l.ti.yv«]l«, Fayatte \Jity,
Ki\!.'l»^rt, Allen: crt anil many other
iHiiuis on th'-v Monon^alr.la river. "Some
of thy.ii wore nrnie«l, but the 4uajority
Wir.o not. Tli. u'.'iit into camp nefti* the
plant, wlunv they remained mitil
o'clock, when tl»cy ndjourued to the pub*
lie road l.noing lo tuc* works and over
which th.* workmen woul-l have to pass
to ttie it. I leva they formed
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