u
.'ANTE IN "VAUES.
Ten Per Cen: Increase Givei
Carnegie Err.p'.cyes.
J.0''l) ME AUK MA I K HAITV.
T!.e ComrariT's ;iip His: I' '' Kffrr'.l
Ily tlie t;i-e--Tlie -n-.-i.t I'.us.n.
u:o..k .lu-tilies 'lie la. rc:ce - (t li.-r
Mul.K'tuirK lak. iv to I nllou.
FiTT-?rni. M.:v iv-TV r;irije:ij
C.;:,i-.-.!jy h.is raised thi '.v.es f l
..-. ! mj-loy- - i it- :! -:it ii.i-l.-l'1
in i o lit, to uif. "( -'am- 1
The plants in which r::e n-.-w scale
' m't -:1f. r Mr--: V-- u ThoiiiM.i!
turn.in -. E Uur Ti.i'iii- 11 -ted work-.
! hi-na -in- -feel works H.i! i!e;i'l -'if I
w.,ik, I.ncy mi naces. KtY-tiie liri'i
works. Upper I'ni'.n nidls. Lower
lH on mills. I'.eaver Falls-mills.
l!i their notices Iln- c :ui :my .-avs
th t the present outlook j'...-tiiif-s hut-
v a"i-s
Now that tin Carman- company has
tak. n tin- steii with the many other
-l-a.'iufacturi r.-' wh. aic rinuiiiK li.n
ui;i :i i.anf-. it is lik-ly . lav nunit er
. t oth. r iiiamifii' t;m is wi.o have not
a- y. t -.'ranted advance- to their work
men will It- i 'iinl to do -
Tl;.' acknowledgement f the eum-p-.iav
that pries warrant -noli uu ml
..!-.- is rakeri for much i:i the business
wnii l. and a pt in rai tithi.inji of prices
,:i f! - many lim-s i'f -teel inanuf.ic
;,;r. is I y this company is 1 jokuil lor at
a:i i al ly date.
SEVEN MEN KILLED.
H.urilile Hoiler I xlsi.ii nt West llitifr-
llllm. I'll. All.itlier Will ll,e.
Wf'sT L5in;ham. I'a.. May ).". P.y
the explosion "of a boiler ii a sawmill
near lir-re, five ni-n wire killeil ami
three fatally injure. 1. tw of whom
hare sinee liecl. Th-' ti.iit s of those
killeil outright are:
Clav.de liiiphsh. .Tames Mowers, Kc
jjene Merrick. Lyman P r:y ami Charles
i irovcr.
'a!el Converse, who was badly
scalded aii'! Albert I- (irayot. who was
fearfully m ii:!-d. died a few hours
after the ae.ii-nr. Dell iridloy will
not survive. All l ilt '.!' were married
; nd lived in the vicinirv f West ii:u-
ll 1 T ! I -
T!i-' mill, which is ownel by Feck.
It.i-kel v CM. ..1' I'U---. Va .. em
ployed t ii men. who. at the time of the
accident. Were sitting near tin liciler
w.i.tinj.' for a belt to be l -paired, and
only two .seape.l ! at!i. 'L'Uf mill was
e .nu t d with an -'i-!: .rs ti-iwcr boiler
vh:- !i !:a ! t--n c
sjiei-ti ir i ri'.v a few
: 1 by an in
s ! fore, as the
t-; a:n caa" fai'.-. -l to rec.-i'-l accurately
within ' p. iunds.
THE MANITOBA 3.OW.
Tli Tito r.ovrrniiii'ii!4 II;iv .lont
i:-;-rh-l an fn.It-r.; iiuiinir.
Ottawa. May l'.. If is -t.if.-d "n ap
pan nrly p od authority that the Io-in:ii-oii
an I Maiiit..Ja .'ovt r.ir.n-iifs h.ivt
a. :ii -r ;.rr:v--i ar a i und r-tamlimr on
the .Manitoba -eh mi i;aetion. IVeiau i
iii away an 1 Attorney i -n.-ral Sift -it
i. ; Man t'.b.i 1. 1 arriv in n-owa m a
ft w days to i -or. -ait w:h l'rete.ier I'mi
x 11. .-tr t'i.avi-s 11. T -r. t':" nun:
t'T of ju-rie.-. liii.; L.ini At r't -i-u.
.M in:t !..:. U sar.-:t. ;'.l n t -bj-ct
ton;;. IC-Ma:l '".''e.1, - til" ptiv
ii. -.-:- or" i--;:.-i i-;.i!ir s-p.:a:e se;:i..i.
-.. h i -.iyii.' :h :a uu: "t taxes n;
a: :.'.!-. Arc-iibi-h p l.:n.-i-v!a ..f Sr.
b. oi'itae-', Man., m-..-ts r'n -t the s;-tT-.'
": ar.tv be ali-jw.-l to t ich in
scH'i i- WU:1- ear
ra-.-li'
i !:ers
ex
anun it To this n -:rh. r ' tie Man:
to'm nor Ilomini n irnv-r:::-:'-!it is lik- ly
to 4-on-i nt. 1: l- ;r. 'a'-l t:;at a co;n-I.romis.-
wi'I be cfl'f ; t -.L.
INDIANS ON A RA:0.
Tmmjw Snt .Hicr Tlt-ni Iti Arixon-.
T-rrit n-y.
W s!i;n:;ton. May l.". ieneral Scho
field rei-e,vi d a fe',eTa!ii fro: a the c .ia
m.'. nl.n o'h. . r .-f the department of
Colorado, saying r'.ar several miner-
liad arrive! at Colfax. A. T.. an 1 re
ported that while 2 mib s southwest ot
th it pl.ice. near o I I l"or- 1. :wie. they
had been attacked ami Ji r. i upon by 1;
In lians. They w r - aiih t kee: th
in bans away a:;d r.vurn 1 at once tc
Wilcox. A in-rchant that ia-1
vou'-iii i! fur the in'crity o' the miners.
'leiural Selioti-1 1 i -r U'! ed a troop ol
cavalry from J-'ovt Hayar 1 to inve-ti-fiare
the disf nrbance and subdue the
Indians. If ;s b- lu-ved th.r t':e indian
are marauders lp;a tie- Anaehes. who
froipaeuliy make trouble in tiiat coun
try. l-iltliti',t'r-rH Itna Ii: Culm.
(firt.MiA. Cuba. May I.Y It is said
the insurgents have complere control
over the astern end of the island, that
i the provinces of IViracvi and anti
iik'.i. l-'ortydive Americ;-ns ami
Winchester riM s have h, en lamied a!
Nip liay from th" yacht Corona. T're
lilibnstcrers are said to have ritt l oal
near Sarilla riv-r. a. Tl ey are uar
anteed all tile puiij ! r th -y can take
This is th sixth expedir.on that h.i?
landed fr-im soatii.-rn states during tin
J.a-t two weei.s.
Y. M. C". A. s,-f-ri-lrtrit'' Meeting.
Hhtkok!, May 1".. At the Interna
tional Y. M. C. A. general s-e, r-t arys
(nfereiiee, jap-rs w.-re read during tiie
day by Charl- s K. b r of Chicago, A.
L. l'arker of Ivtro.t an 1 others. A
publi - s, -sion was held at which paper.
were r-ad by (i. K. e'ne.rtl. tt" of Cleve
land. W. .1. 1 laser of Si-nnirtieM. O.,
and W. M. Wood of Chicago.
Illirb v;lit, I;iy Suci.t.,.,1 Lslnfi
Coi r-ii i s. Mav c.Th re is a hint
here ti.af ai:io..i;: s t a cm .viction that
1 i lore ;!:is y. .ir ep r. - -x ('iniirri-ss-it.i
n -lo-t-ph ii. i a :i:.mi :s to be nia le
seer- '::ry of war. Th sto-v is no-de-ii:ed.
ii-.- i- if a-!-: irte i ia -oi:deiitia!
Uutl-.waire !!- e- . ; r. ' eitiiwaite i
eiiro;.:.. f.. 1 , i. r:1 .Inlv
Tie- .:c a :.r. : -i . . ::- and Mr
uthv a::- kiiov. ;i -,. I ,. ,;,);,
fr-e...u. Th n".; :.: tlii-en.! of the
line Las !., . n !-, jo-a. s T-rinfed i::
full, s-, far a- it int.- i. -. wi-ho.it violat
ing i-oulidellee.
Sr:ir-l : Man t Iltath.
P.'wuv; iUK! . Ky., T iv .-. Mil
ton Whit", a wealthy "farmer, has l.-ii
in arte,; f.,r i:-,i:r er. Dr. Wright has
. -riried that WiHiam Hines )iasd:e.t
Ir r.n fright. Wh;:e me: i Tines tlie
Tii . riling be-or hi- last ilhs-.'ss. ami pre
sei:':n' a 'ou '.. barrel 'd -.-iotrui with
ln.fh hainrni rs c-ck- d. commanded
Hniesi to -iirn a c: ck f :r l.'io on
I f of his J..,.. H-.nc--' -verknieii
lnferf' r : d and Ffirw s i nv-o..,l..,i
cfiarct;. lf-coiuin'r io!.-i;t!v dl within a
f'-w ininat. s. White claims that Him-s
was indebted to h;m in the sum stated.
.taftli- rn v. nl Km iiic-.
Inpianai-m.is. Ma I.,.The Lake
county -ir.-uit court hnvi-i- dissolved
i:.- t- inporary n -tra iling i rdor aKaiust
ii. y. the .-fate wii! at .:ic take action
to put a st. p to racimr at that place.
The !r..l a;:thoH:ies have exliausted
t!ie:r ri -oun-. s and bv. m-.r Matthews
says he is determined that 'he Kobv as-sociar.oii-
sh.i.l be -.uppres.-ed. .-r, flls as
I't-i-clx y;njj the law, cf tJ.e .-tate is con
cerned w Oil T..rritr.v.
Vax Wk.kt, O , May la. The Evans
oil well, drilled in this county, a few
.ay- aco. i, j r . iuciu- at the rate of ?JuO
barrels a day, beii;L' one of the V-st in
the state. This sf r:ke op.-;:s a new ter
r.tory and a'.l the land is leased. Drill
ing will l.e-in in earnest w thin a short
time, and ecme yood welli are ei-
JILL.
v.rner H-li..e- H- M.-a.nre
In H iikI Tlie ! K sianiie.
Harrisbi-R.8. -Mar la -The Farr
comp.ilsorv elr.cational 1 ill has cone to
the governor. TheKo-ein r willprol
ablv;n the bill without delay. Ho
M . - l.-i-f -i.L- .mil
went over it can iu.i.. i.---- --
his -ujesfioii the title was amended t j
me -t a lecnnii a. imji oi-.-n i..
Attorney (Jem-ial McVriuirk.
Tie- iuavement : prev.-nf the pr-jo-ed
cut in th- sr-ho d appropriation is
prowixiff. A et;t ii i appealing f ' ;o -ernor
Hastings that n reduction of the
sipi.ropriatioil be made was circulated
anions: the rural members of the ho, se
y Representative Dambly. Many
ginned it.
The revenne b:l! frame 1 by tl state
tax conference pa--. d finally in the
hoa-e. The vote was ! 17 to lb
The fo lowiiii.' bills assed finally.
To prevent the placing of dynamite or
xp!oives in stre mis for the pnrposo of
cafi-hiiif? fish; lixin.sT the term of no
taries public and reimlatisi? the ap
pointment thereof. The bill tixinej the
time within which assessors of the sev
eral counties shall file their reports
with the eountv commissioners, was do-
f. ate-.l.
Senator White reported from the sen
ate committee on new counties and
town-hips the Motionahela county b,il
as committed. The.-ena"or s.ivs the bill
will be amended on second read:iifr sa
as to apply to a y three t-nntifruous
counties havintr a population of Tt'O.ooc
instead of four counties with a popnla
of TaO.Ot'O. This ehanp will excln h
Fayette, as Alb-pheny, Westmorelai: 1
and Wash'nrton are the three c .unties
of the four that will meet this require
ment as to population.
The classilicafioii bill put in the honsr
by the late Represent ative Lemon was
amended in the senate by Senator
Vauphan to prevent Scranton from be
coming a second class city. I5y this
cb.aii-:e the Lackawanna senator re
duced Allegheny fo a third-class city.
Cities are divided as follows by the
measure: Popnlati n 1 . o,o or more,
firsf-elass; all between l.ooi.o.io and
leo.O M), second class; all less than In ,.
otM and more than lO.noo. third-class.
Senator Vanphan raised the minimum
on second-class cites fr.m loo.on to
sOO.oon. This would exclude .Mletrheny
City. The main b-ll annexes third-ciass
cifies, lmroue-hs and townships.
The religious parb bill passed second
reair.np in the senate.
The senate passed the Cuban. Xic
arapuan and Stone ia-mipraf ion resolu
tions, adopted by the b.ou-e la-t Thurs
day. A bill rep. aline; t!. fenco Iw for
P'ayefte county was introduced by Sen
ator Walton of (ireene.
TROOPS A8 NuD.
Governor O'FfrruIl Im-ti:ls Affair
At Pocahontas, a.
I'i-aiiontas, Va., May 15. Covorncr
(V'Ferrall has n turned to Kicliinon 1.
He made a thorough in vestieatioa of t e
troubles hero. He is satisfied that I he
presence of troops wa- neces-.-iry to ir-ser.-e
order, and says tle y will remain
as loop as the coii tition now existing
cuutinues. His ixTistence in keejiinp
tlie military here is bitterly contested
by local men. West Virpinia miners
are closely watched, as tiring on the
picket lines has increased. The mili
tary duty has been especially st v re to
day on account of the cold weather,
and it has been necessary t relieve the
men by orderitip new companies. In
an interview with Colonel May. attor
ney for the Norfolk and We. tern com
pany, he savs the situation is decide ily
pmmisinp for the op.-rat.irs. and that
the mints lure will Ik- k pt at work
an 1 tlie militia will i-.-maiti ad -u::i::e-r
it tie- attitude of the West Virginia
u:in- rs remains the same.
The miners have held a 1 ip barbecue
at tli- Keystone, We.-t Virginia, darm -
t!.e day. and steps are
lo. ki.np to an adjusti.- nt
tuity. If is reporte-.l her
ident Kimball, of the
Western will meet the
1
1 " : u p
ta
of tin ir drr.
that ex-IVes
Norfolk alii
ojM-rators. t-
apree upon tern.s (turnip the week
Riotinp is rermrted at Thackers. W.
Va. . and operations have been suspend
ed there. The miners are solic-itinp aid
from the citizens and receiving it.
May Try For thp Kiclit.
San Antmmo. Tex.. May 13. The
matter of offerinp a purse of i 10,0011 f.r
the Corbet t-I'it.simmons ti-ht has been
revived here, and the citizens at the
head of the movement claim that tie
otirire amount has been subscribed, an
that the backers of the two principals
have consented fo pive the proposition
consideration. It is propos- d to pv. .1
the tipc.t oil" in Laredo. LV miles south
of here, if the oiler is accepted.
May Consolidate "ai!io!ic Societies.
Omaha, May 15. The Catholic
Kniphts are 111 convention discussinir
routine bu.-iness. IV'siib-nt shine was
asked what the chief nuestions before
the convention would b(. . He admit d
that the movement for the consolidation
of tlie Catholic Kniphts and the Vor.np
Men's Institute would t one of them,
but hazarded 110 con jecture as to what
would be the outcome.
IlatiiHCt-tl by Hot Winds.
Hfnnkssky. O. T.. May 15. The dry,
hot winds of the past few- days have
had a disastrous effect- on pram and if
it continues will kill al. than -es for
wheat, which are very slim. The effect
on corn ami oats is also pronounced
I'nsiness is almo-t at a standstill owing
to the uncertainty of crops,
A Strike leader Arrested.
H01.1.Y. Mich., May 15. William II.
Smith, one of the leaders in the strike
011 the Grand Trunk last summer, ha
been arrested charped with causinp th
fatal wreck on that road at Battle reck
in duly last. Smith has eluded the de
tectives ever since the accident.
The Maeoalwe Convention.
Poht Hihox, Mich., May 15. The
biennial session of the Supreme Tent
and Supreme Hive of the Maccalees is
beinp held here. Delcpates are present
from i!0 states and from Canada.
Itailnay Commissioner In Session
Washinc 'on, Mav 15. The annual
convention of state railway commis
sioners is in session at th" rooms of the
interstate commerce commission.
Ilidn't IH-nianil Increased Indemnity.
SiTANniTAi, May 15. It is announced
nt l'ekin that the .Japanese renounced
their claim to the Liao-Tunp f ninsula
without demaiidinp the payment of an
increased amount of indemnity f r so
doinp. It is added tha' the conduct of
Japan in this matter is warmly praised.
It is feared that the disbandip of th
Chinese troops will cause disturbances.
PITH OF THE NEWS.
Train wrecker Sourwine, whose act
killed two Hip Four trainmen at Fonta
l.et, I ml., received eipht years in the peai
tentiary Tw o men and a woman are under tir-re-t
at Indianapolis, ch.red wiih at
t!mptin to blacK.in.-iil ijm street car com
pany by demanding damages for falling
o!f car.
(lovernor O'Ferrall of Virpinia says
that non-union miners at Pocahontas will
be protected Since that declaration I'vt
more men hive pone to work.
Over :l. oOO. noo nances of silver have been
ordered hy Lond m bankers).
F.x -fiovernor Ca!iibeds son of Ohio
has Ifen appointed mineral land inspector,
at f 1" a day and expenses.
Justice Jackson is said to have talked
over the subject of his rcs:pnat ion from
the supreme bench with President Cleve
land. Major OT, rien, who (list inpuislied him
self in Ameiica during tlie civil war. is in
KmdHiid. tryinp to revive the Karldom of
Clare.
Ixid I:s4-tery. the premier of Knplnnd.
has embarked on a short sailiup cruise
f.)r the iH-reJit of l.J, health.
The rinht ef an earl to sit In the Tirit
jsh hou-e of cotimions is now boinp enn-l.-sted
in the case of the Karl of Selbern,
Who recently succeeded to lii tiUu.
COMPULSORY .
MEADE WON'T REPLY."
Herbert Says He Has Refused
to Explain.
THE SECRETARY S SIDE OF IT.
The Admiral Didn't .I.ilse an Order Ke
(arflinc the IlisjMsit ion f -it:iii Vs
Kels -Tlien H- ll signed - I.n a ( liaue
Could lie .Made.
Washin(;ton. May 15. Secretary
Herbert, in response f,( nio-uir:es. has
dictated the foilowinp of; cla! statement ,
concerning Admiral M.-.le: 1
"At th" navy d-.partment it is ;
learned thar the department had ad
dressed, a letter to Admiral .Ve.tde.
s atmp that it desired t- kie w if he
was willinp to answer whether he had
or had not authorized what purported
to be an interview with him, published
in the New York Tribune, and that he
had replied, acknowledpinp the recoil t
of the letter, ami dechniup to answer
the euestloiis.
'The facts in relation to the failure
of the department to praut Admiral
Meade's request to have the Cincinnati
ord red to the New York yard instead
of the Norfolk yard are that this vessel
was ordered to p.i to tie- Norfolk navy
yard for some la-v-sary repairs. This
was done upon the recommendation of
the chief constiuc'or. who desired that
work, which is now scarce at hot a
yards, mipht be ciuali:'.d b- tw en the
Norfolk and Rro kU 11 yards. Admiral
Meade, who had selected the Cincinnati
for his llapslnp dur.iip the absence of
the New York, was thereupon ordered
to hoist his Ilup upon that vessel upon
her arrival at Nori'olk. in the interim
hoistiup his liap on tie- Minneapolis.
"He aflerwant forward, d a second
request to tlu d I :uf ;: cut to have the
Cincinnati ordered to New York instead
of to Norfolk. hi the day when this
later request was received. Secretary
Herbert was not in the department at
any time. Assistant Secretary McAdoo
beinp in charp" did not act upon the
request, as he d:d not think if proper to
take any action in the matter until the
secretary's return. in the next moru
inp, when Secretary H--r'"-rt came to
the o.iice, this 11 a:f. r havinp bei 11
broupht to liis aft -ntion. he nt once
suaiiiioned before him the chief (-(instructor,
and, after oufi rrinp with him
anil Assistant Secretary McAdoo. joint
ly, decide I to order the Cincinnati to
New York, and at once ordered Ad
miral Ramsey, who was pres. nr. to
make oat orders to intercept the ship at
Hamntnn Roads aial ord t her to New
York'
He also dir--cted orders to be made
out to Admiral Mcaue, iiotiiyinp him of
th's chanp-' arid onl -rs h uh t the al
miral ami f- the ship v. re written and
ready to be sipi:, :l when a lett-r canu
in th- n-ion n: :il i -m Admiral Men ;e.
askitip to he .': ; ache i f rota ;h.- -q.iad-r
'ii. which re ;u -st the secretary
piaiite'i."
This constitutes all the information
that could ! e',:aii.ed. a:: ! leaves th
infer- nee that the a.-tion. if a:iy. to b
tukeii apaiiist Aoiairal Mead.-, is tint
yet dctcruiiiiu-l.
St. dohri Won't Irf.i I'r?iiliitlon.
Kansas City. May 1 Kx- lovernor
John 1. Sr. John write, Th. Star from
N.-w York, rlenyinp that he is to drop
1 Vohibitii ii and juivrM-at free si!v-r.
He says: have riot laid ad b ln
hib.tioii." an. I don't intend to. Nor
have I .'.is.-. ur.:; ! th- 11 i :; i.,r: in of a
I ro'nP'it! .ii f-ck't. an-i i: v- :: t .v"ii
th-eipht of .'.o v.s a-.y s;v-i, tt.:., :. N.-r
am I a bip : 110 ;p.i fool to 'a 1 v. if . - f r, 0
silver as t ! - a. r t:e dv b r the ills
wh ch af lict the
:trv
(Ireenhat Snid to Oj.ptis, lti-irii.iiit:tt ion.
N'-'.c Y KK. Mar 15. A report iscur-n-nr
in Wall str -.-r tl-.ir ' -Pr si-leaf .1.
B. (ir.-enha- of t:,e Ihstiionp and Cat
tle F'M-'liiisf co::;o ,;- lias coin- here f.r
th parpo-e of 'a':-.lnp -'ei s looking t
the .lefeaf .if the ;,re:e:;t plans for a r--orpaniz.-.ti-.ii
of the i ompny. ir -,s snid
tiiat tins inovemi nt lias been i.-'aturinp
in the west and has good backing in
New York.
Ohio Man Claims ,n K.stnte.
San Fi!AN ts( ( .. May 15. Tmlpe Cof
fey has received a tier from K. W.
Clark of Medina county. .. relative to
the estate of Captain Fr-d "lark, who
is suppose ! fo have been lost ar sea wit li
the ill-fated sealing L-niicr Dapmar
in Isl Clark asserts that the captain
was Ids uncle and claims his estate,
which is valued at j.'Vi.i.
Condemned the Mini u itient I leilieat Ion.
Bi-ocMiNoT'iN. Ills., May 15. The
stiite cam; Sons of Veterans has
adopted resolutions, .", to 41. denounc
ing the proposed d dicat;oti of the Co 1
fed. rate monument in Chicago on Dec
oration day. decl.irinp that no pa;rioic
organization should participate. The
Vote was made unanimous.
A Drink of Di atli.
Shamokin, Pa . May 15. After 1
av-
1 lip secured a quart ot wii'tky at
place. Joe Swart z turned to a cr.w
men and holding un the i ottle.
t iiis
1 of
aid .
"Boys, I'll diink this without st(j
01 stand the tnats b r tin crowd.'
swallowed the liquor, sane a s.
danced a jiarr of a jig and tiiei, f:
C nscious. lie di -l without ha. nig
pained con-ci' m-m-ss.
mp
lie
ng.
u li
re -
A l ead Iit-uits In Murder.
Ht"NTlNG;o. Pa , May 15 A long
standing feud between Wesley Mis
Cracken and ( reorpe ilawn. neiphh'. rs.
living in Oneida township, this county,
has resulted in murder. Hawn and a
party of fnemls w re removing a ht:e
of fence in McCracki n . prep, rty when
the latter op -n d fire With a donl-b.-fcan-Ilel
shotgun, killing Hawn iu
btautly.
To He Sold at Auction.
Pii!i.Ari:i.!'HiA. May 15. By ord or of
Luther S. Bent and the (i;rard Lib- In
sv.rance. Anncty and Trust cempany re
ceivers. th" entire property of tin P. n:
sylvania Steel company will be sold at
public auction today,' at the Philadel
phia Exchange.
Ancient Order of Forester
Rt vniNii, Pa., May 15. The Ancient
Cult r of Forest, rs of Pennsylvania is in
annual convention here William Kirk
of Philadelphia is grand chief rauptr
The reports show that there are llC
lodges of the order in this state with a
uu 'lnLership of nearly Is!, 500.
IIlooil 1'oisoning Catiseil lv a Thorn
Hi'NTiNiitxiN, Pa , May 13. Edward
Daniels, son of Newton Daim-ls. lt
years of age. while plowing, ran a
thorn in one of his lingers and d.ed of
blood poisoning caused by the wound
Weavers 011 a Strike.
(Jkefnvii.i.k. N. II.. May 15 A
strike of the vj iv. rs of thi?- PIimmux
cotton mills, at i'eterboro. ovei a dis
nr.tment in regard to wages, has
caused the suspension of tho entire
works.
I'nion Seminary's Comniernremrnt.
New York, May 15. The com
inencement c-xercis s of t 'ne Union The
clopieal seminary of tne city were held
last night 111 the Adams' chapel, mi tlie
st-cund floor of the seminary biiild np
Verdict In a Will Case.
R;cHMM, Ind.. -May 15. The jnrv
in the Morrison will case has returned a
verdict in favor of the plaintitf. lien
eral Harrison is at his home in Indian
apolis. t He was the plaintiff's attorney.
A Steamer sir. Is s Another.
Buf.st, France. .May 15. The British
steamers lisim-ialda and Martina have
collided off Armor lightlionse. The
Martina sai.k. Lleveu of her crew are
uuisrinp.
ENGLAND GETTING UGLY.
She K.fasen to Curry Out Orlain Ilerin
Sen Herniations.
Washington, May 15. Anucly crisis
has leeu reached in the negotiations
letween the United States and (ir at
Hritain, lookinp to liie ad iption of uni
f .rm r?pulations for the povernnieiit of
the seal fisheries this season. The
Untish povcrnnient positively refu-es
to re-enact the regulation f liist year,
which prohibits the carrying of fire
arms by sealing v.-s-ci- through the
zone north of the thirty-fifth parallel
during the closed seasou. The United
States olric'als look upon this as disas
trous to the seal fisheries, hoi hng that
the result Will Ik? to relieve the p dapiC
sealers of the only restrict 1011. wh ch
has oj)erated to prevent an unlimited
slaughter ot the lieros.
whiio niio.rr i.v tire-inns remains ll-
lep d, it is realized that it will lie impos
sible to enforce this prohibition if arms
can If freelv- carried, for tlie s-alers
would kill freely unless they should
hapix-n to bo under the very eye of a
revenue cutter. Meanwhile, the Uir.ted
States cutters have pone out tinder the
old instructions to seize all vessels car
vyinp arms not under seal. These must
be modified speedily by orders sent
through the Alaska Commercial com
pany's steamer, which leaves San Fran
cisco in a day or two. or else there may
be another big claim for damages 011 ac
count of illegal seizures filed by the
British government.
The attitude of the latter is viewed
with much dissatisfaction at the state
department, where it is regarded as an
evidence of unwarrantable concession
to the Canadian pelagic sealers. It is
also held that the effect of the British
action is to practically nullify all meas
ure of protection for the seals that was
conferred by the Paris arbitration, and
it would not lie surprisinp if this course
is persisted in, if it resulted in a decla
ration by the United States of tho ab
rogation of the treaty.
Serious Charge Against Them.
Phii.apki.piiia, May 1-5. Robert C.
Machesnev of Baden, Pa.; Albion
Crabbs of 35:(i Smedlev street, and
B 11 jamin J. Bailey of :ioii Aspen
street, this city, have lieen arraigned
before United States Coa missioner
Craig and held in tfl,O0 bail each, for
a further hearing tomorrow, charged
bv Post office Inspector Moor', with car
rying on an aileped lottery scheme to
defraud and using the United States
mail for this purpose. The defendants
are officers of the East, in As.-uranco
company.
The Crcaler New York Iff II.
At many, "May 15. Tlie preatcr New
York bill, which was defeated in tho
senate last week, has again lwcn taken
up in the assembly and passed. s to :il.
It is still asserted" that tlie bill cannot
be passed in the senate without the
referendum amendment.
To Illovv I' I.-il' Kewidem-e.
Poi.ti.ani, Me., May 15. This city is
excited over the discovery of evi
dence which leads the police any
many citizens to believe that- some
crank had planned to blow up I lie resi
dences of Hon. Thomas B. Reed and
Mayor Henry Baxter.
Short Nearly a Half Million.
Tacoma. May 15. Facts have come
to l.pht which indicate that the late
Paul S.-hulze's defalcations amount to
nearly "n. 1.000. making his total em
bez lenient the largest known 011 the
Pacific coast.
Hotel Men In Session.
Nrw YeitK, May 15. 1 .resident E.
A. Thayer lias called tho sixteenth an
aunuai convention of the hotel Men's
Mutual P-eneSt association to order in
tia- banquet hali of Delmonico's. theie
iieiiig about lot) delegates present.
.lohn Kodcer llivtirred.
Lovixin, May 15. John R Rodpers,
tin theatrical manager, has obtained a
decree ol divorce a u a 1 list hi? wife, Min
nie Palmer, the actress.
Smallpox In Mexiro.
Wasitinoton. May 15 The United
Starts consul at Nogal Mexico, re
ports to the surgeon general of the ma
run hospital that a severe epidemic of
smallpu.x exists in that locality, le
say- tlie disease was introduced by per
sons coming from the interior of the
.-tatc ot be nor a, Mexico
Killed His llrother.
Skkofnt. Ky.. May 15 News has
re a -he ! here that Ned Rose has shot
and killed his brother in Dickinson
county. Va The brothers lived on ad
joiu ng farms and the quarrel resulted
over the pasturage of a horse. Rose
e.-caped but the officers are in pursuit.
Ifailvvay Condm-tors Convention.
Atlanta. May 13. The convention
of the grand division of the Order of
Railway Conductors, is in session here.
Three hundred and fifty delegates are
1 re-ent with some 00v) other conductors
111 attendance.
THE MARKETS.
FlTTSBrno May II
WHEAT No. 1 red, Cirroj,.; j0 a n-d, M 4
n-.-.
( HRX Xo 2 yellow car, Tv.Vx-; mixed
. nr. Sin.-)--.-: No. y, l.- ll-.l."51 .tS,.
lATS-No. 1 white. '' ::,2e: No" J do.
f I extra Nu. 3 white, Jj.-.tj' jc; niixil. 843
II AY Xo. 1 tunr.thy. p.'. in) -liii",: No 2
timothy, tV iT" lb V); mix.Kl clover anil
timothy, f ll.(r.l 1.5; jiaekinjr. 7.00'ft7.."il): No.
1 f Imsf prairie, s "Uiii.lW; vvafion hay, tl7.
fu 1- III.
b UTTER Klein creann-ry. 21-is3c: Ohio
fancy creamery , 17 i 10o fancy country, roll,
1.) rliV: lew er.-vles ami C'H.k'.n.'.V-lOc.
CHKESE-hio mild, !. l.h-; New York, fall
make. Hj(ille: IiiiiIk ts'. r. fall make, 1J4
l'J'..c: Wis-onsin Swiss, la l:t'..c; Ohio Swiss,
lo U!e.
r.'. n JS Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio
in cases. 12..-i lie; cam!!.-. I::T. !:i sr..
H iULTKY-Larce live ehi. k. ns. fi.V70r fx r
pair: live chirkeiis. small. .Viniyic; ducks. ts4
ti.";c in r jiair, a.s ti size: dressed chickens. 12 t
i:ic per pouiiil; turkeys, 1-fu.loc i,r pound:
ducks, lle'lAr per imund : live turkeys, Uglw:
per pound; live p.s -e. sue t1 per pair.
East LimaiTV. Pa., May 14
CATTLE nwij.ts very li-ht this week,
and with a 1 tter demand tlu- market opened
active, and prices a shade h.h. r for me
dium and pood butcher prades, while
heavy en others We quote mark, t
as follows: Prime. 5i f 00; pood,
Jol05e i,xi butchers". f4.70a5.lM; Touch
fat. o."-t4 LO; hulls, stas and eows, 2.UU(
J trf: Ir- -b cevvs nnd springers, 15aa.V
IR; Ki veipts lipht. demand is steady nnil
market firm lot medium and pood York
Kraa.s at- shade ln-tter prices, while
heavy prades are slew at unchanged
prices We quote Philadelphia. f4.Sjf.l4.ll5;
be.-t mixed and Yorkers. $4 75 Jl.SU. common
to fair Yorkers, 44 o.iJ4.ivi, pigs, f 4.5uCi4.0i;
r.-UL-hs. f3 Ui-T.4 'O
SHEEP AND I-.AMr.si Receipts lilKral this
we. k and demand fai: market steady on
sh p at tinchansred prices, while lamlis
nre a shade lower. We quote prices
a- Pillows: t-.xtra. 4 OJC' 1 2v: v.mkI
:ftC'.o.!H: f:dr. tJ ( "r :t 40 : common. tl..VKl)
2 'M. l.e.-t lainhs, 45.102.2 ; pe.Kl lambs, 44 4"5
4'.w:fair, ?2..HK,4 OJ; veal caives, f4i.Vrto.26;
heavy and thin calves. S i."Jlt3.uu ; spring
lun.bs, 44 jo U.7.UU
Cincinsati, May 14.
UfHJS Market weak at f4 1VJJ.4.75; receipts,
2.3 v bead; shipments. 1.S.JJ head
CATTLE Marke t steady at I2 75O.5 50; re
ceipts. i.injO h-ad; shipments, COJ head
SHEEP ANI LASIbS-bh.-ep. market in
Coed demand and steady at 2.7o&4 iJ. re
ceipts. 4CO h.:.d: shlpmcTits, 4.4) head.
Lambs, market firm at :t.Orj,4.75.
Nkw Your, May 14.
WHEAT SHt Market, dull No 2 red
store and elevator. 70c ; anoa. CfS'- f. o. b.,
(.:' i.tieat: No 1 hard, 74' ,e iieliveiiil
.OKN s-p.it market active bu easier.
No 2. 54sic elevator. Hi-o ufloat ; yeiiow,
5!-4C.
"ATS-Spot market ea-ier. No 2, 31'jD
No 2.1. liv. red. o2'e No. 3. 3tic : Xo 2 white,
No a -hiUs. aS'c; track whit western.
i'..;f.4IV
CATTLE European cables quote American
s.i-ers at IPal-k- per pound, dressed weight;
re! ri aerator beef at l-?- per pound.
SHEEP AND LAM!-.-?. -.Market active and
firim r all around: In p.d sheep fairtofrooti
I4.J.U, i4.ii: : choice clipped lambs, fifci;
o-.ithern sprinit lambs, ;.a;s.25.
KCKJS ilnrket fcteady at t4.9v4 j 20.
WILBER'S COLUMN.
YJEAIl
OUT1
Through Sjirino;, Summer,
Strike or TuriiV
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW.
The scale doesn't jjo up :ii;il
down like a
UllUlUljlLU
Fact is, we haven't daily rea
sons for .selling
"BELOW COST."
COULDN'T LIVE IF WE HAD.
And we've cur own ideas about
the truth and you are not likely
to hear us telling in scare-head
accents about our
"AT-lllTLLYG,
CK. ASVAVf .
sruxrviiLva.
i'i:i':i:-i)i;oi-
Our prices are lower than
those that have been 1JR0KKN
IN BITS.
CLOTHING.
This Department has just )(on enlarged,
and was never telti-r prepared than now
to io business larm-r selection of I eiter
troods at lower prices than ever Ijefore.
There are a lot ol Men'K Skits of u.ki.i,
hard twiste.l. har.l wearlmr elotti tlie
liest value v.iu ever sw I r f2 Tt.
We have a variety . t Sa -k Suits, dresyy.
laie.-t ny l-s. 'I'hey are douhlr wurili our
pri-e, f4 ;0.
We are i-ellimr the best Suit your mon
ey can buy lor tlie price in any store in
tne unty. in atl-w.H.l oieviotK. I.l:,.-H
and hrowu mixed, opul to any fs Suits
ottered elsewhere, our pr ce fit.
( ur tI'I die pen a n-ie neld lor Clio -e
In tine Hrcs-i Suits. E.ery tsijmlar lal.ric
represented. line line ..r the money.
Heaii. ai.ytlonir y.m ever paw or t..u it.
I'erterti.ni in tine lress Suits is aiian.-.l
in our line el liaiilMu: f.it.ri.-M nt lh
Kit a d.I I" nish run't be Improved up .11.
no mailer what you pvy. (ai-pua w.nk
at tleuble tlie i.n.-e uiveA no sun; e point
ot advMiiiKe Seetliein.
A J 'Ol'.YG ME.YS SI' ITS.
I'or Ihijs 14 lo l'. years old ve are inakiit
lh' greatest drive conceivable. i'or in
slanc': Broirn Cheviot and all wool at the unaM
pi ice $2 .' 0 Can mi .lealer .n e.rtli
l.eat ttii.-f And f :i mi l..r tre.y tray
flia.lf in all wool. Our 4 '2S suits are
made ..I strl.tl. 11 mi Worsteds and
Kssimercs. In to. tlrii hand .rki:i,n
Riin. :hey are lully up To the ino?t ex,eri
fne i-u-t, 111 laiii.r .,rk These are ln-ts
easil) 1 roveii if you will make what we
most desire, a personal luveetialii.n.
e'll bi.le by your dee: sum.
i.Y om r.oi's- Di:r.iiiTM r.YT.
We are sine to "ive sa t istuct i..ti. e
have puri-ha-ed a hip line of I Soys !o:h
iinr that every mother for miles aieiiTei
who has a hoy to dress ouirht lo s.-r. Hav
intr such a la rite demand for Children's
Knee Suits, in cheaper itrades, we have
been able this Spring to supply all the
wants in this line.
(lood stroptt Suitx at 75 eentf: a btrer
trade at 1 "-'. an.t l..r il -.-5 fi fj. j isi.
f 2 5" an. I W.isj we will fliow you uimhIs
that dely c.nui titiun .
MK.YS J'. I.YTS.
All that are new in style are shown her
at the lowest prices. The assui ttin-nts an
not conliiiei! to a few styles biC. embrace
t he fullest to be found in an v clot I: in stun
in lh' county.
(lond rtmnir I ants, lined throiis-i-out.
85 rents; a better isr ..le In W orstrds 1 . U;
all w.m.i p nts. a Kreat baricain. l.:u: all
wool Pants, neat paliern in fmicy slvles,
m.ike a nice dress pants. 2 mi.
llou want the very lest dress Part,
tn the market at lowest prices. K.x-ouine
our line al r2.au. :i ro j:j 60. 4. (1 and
5 on. They can't he leat.
rorrirs .i.yd ririujiu:.Ys
J'.I.YTS.
We have an immense line of youths' and
and Children's Tants w hich we will now
offer at very low prices.
Oood ftronK Youths' Pants, ltned
throughout, make a koo.1 every .l:iv
Pants, 75 cents: better ura.le In Worste Is.
i 00 r l as. 1 1.50. 2 uu. r2.50. we m
show you a tine line, all siylen ai.d pat
terns. In t'hil.lren's Knes Pants we have a
laine assortment , ranging In pri.-e Iroiu
'25 cents to 1 1 2T.
siioi:s.
Can't brap too much about om Shoes.
We know they are just riirht in leathei.
make, finish, style, comfort and tit. And
the price, too, can't fie tieat, no mailer
where you po.
Wemen'g tine IHmicola button, patent
tip fl.ui.
Women's fine Itonirola lace, patent lip.
dres-sirM thlnif In spring lootwear ! 'i
Women's fine Ikii.iia. an eleicar.t Srn.e,
well made, look stylish, all sizes . ft 5u
Women's tine lm ola Kid. all g res.
ran't he l at. 1 75
Women "s tine Kid. latest Mjles. a
treat leader. 2 Ol
W omen's tine French Calf, square and
opera loe. all sizes, r2.5U.
Men's veal call, congress, made up to
t-ell lor 2 no. f 1 25.
Jlen'i lace and eonitre'g Shoes, latest
tyles. all alzes. f 60
Men's Vlca Kid. lace and eopurtas. al
sizes fiis).
Hoys' and Youths' Shoes Iron) 75 cents
up.
swj-: at: 1 ? is,
To aid yon in makinp a selection we
quote you these prices and descriptions of
the liest values we have lice 11 able to tind.
These are handsome and stylish.
a- Hoys' eream carded, full sizes, finished,
double collar, sizes lti to 32. 25 cents.
Bs rcru Egyptian (Vrul.e.t 4'otton.
are A 1, icoo.1 sweatnr. serviceable, e n
1 wastie.1 and made ho.k1 as new. 4ni-.
Men's Cream Oolton 1'ar.le.l. lull sizes,
finished uoutde -oliar. sizes :l to 44. -.'ij.
Men's all-wool medium wearht Swemer,
without doubt the lest value in 1 tie mar
ket. 1 25.
HATS,
We have opened up a la rce line of Men's
New Spring Stiff and Soil Hats in all the
the new colors; very si y lish, ci.tnfoi table
and durable. Come and inspi ct them and
satisfy yourself. Our Straw lii.e is com
plete. We iKitmht direct from the manu
facturers, thus savins you ti. mi,!,ie
man's profit. The Dress Hats rain-.' in
price from ,. cents up. We can lii all size
heads, fKith preat and small.
Your Heavy Underwear is lieuit.ninp to
feel a little linccmforiable. You are p, t
tinp ready to chanpe perhaps. We are
ready to fielp you to do it. Our shelv s
are loadi-d with spring weights. Tlie as
sortment is preat, the prices arc low.
Men's silk tlnlsh tlesh color 1'n.ierwear
In a grate that usually selU lor :i5 rents
lor 25 cents.
Men's Kalbriggan t'n.le.-we ir. j ..t the
thing lor summer wear, regular price 511
cents, lor rents.
-Men's tine Frenrh Halhrlgan I'nder
wear. bcrt tlnlsh . 5.1 rents.
Men's medium weight. IViturat Wool
I'nderwear, just the weight. 60 rents.
J. B. WILDER
Ebensburi
- . . .. t f .-E, A U OI-iT
Ifj-TArLiua 1S72.
Johnston, Buck k Co.,
BANK KKS.
EUEXSBUliCi. - - - l'EXX-A.
A. W. I H, l aslitrr.
1-s-TAKI.ISH Kl) lHSI.
Carrolltown Bank,
CAHUnlJ.Tt'HN, PA.
T. A. Ml KII I 'H, sillier.
General BanimBasint;ss Transacted.
The tolh.wli.g are lhe principal features ol
general I al-fcing ba-iness :
i)t:isiTJ.
Kecelved pavable on demand, an.1 Interest ear
lug rcrtiticates Issued to time depositors.
LOANS
Fxten.!?.! tn customers on favorable terms and
approved paper discounted at all times.
t'l.l.H'T!(S
Made In the I.K-ality an. I uon all the banking
towns to the United States. Charges moderate.
IIK4IT
Issued negotiable In all parts of the I'nited
State, an.) loreign exchange Issued on "ill parts
ot t.uroj e.
AKIIfMK
Ol merchants, farmers and others solicited. U
whom reasonable arcotiio.lntlon will be extended.
Patrons are i.f-ure.l that all transartions 'hall
b held as strtrtlv private and eintldentlal, and
that ti.ey will be treated as liberally as good
banking rules will i-railt.
Kestrtlully.
JIIIISTII4. Bl K I.
.4. t:. r.inio. 11 m. ii. .ia7)' ier,
frrsulriit. Otso'e-r.
Til V.
First National Bank
OK IVVrTM.N".
PATTON, Cambria Co., Pa.
Capital, paid up, - - .$50,000.
Arn.nntu of Cerporatlons. Firms and Individuals
re-eived upon the oust tavornhle terms
consistent with s-,iie an.l conserva
tive lblRkllg.
Steamship Tickets lor sal by alt the lend In
l.iDes and toreit-n Mratts p-tyablo in auy
of the ;.rin.-i ai ritiesot ttie
(Md World.
Ml roTTei-.nlenre will have our personal ana
prompt attention.
Ititerexl I'hII oil Time- lepltw.
(r.l.-..y:i
OILS! OILS!
The Atlantic Refin.r.p; Co., of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a sjiccialty
ol nianubn turinj: for the ibnneR
tic trade the finest brands' of
(I'lirninatip.!; anl Luliricatirs Oils,
Naphtha ami (iasoline
Tha' can bo
HADE Mil PETRQLEDH.
We challcnpre coniiarison with
every known product of jetrol
suin. If you wish the
fuGst : Daimly : Satlsractcry : Dfe
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PI nSKl'KU HKPT
PITTSBl'Kd, I'A.
ooTlt.!y.
KYOURiiORSESHOER
kqjvg FOR THE M
fVn W; ' jaiL
u fr Shoe for
a - - :
VINtCKUbt.
It AESOLUTET-Y rrcvcnfs ElirrintT,
and insiir. - p.-rti-.-t -.!.- au.l miort to
horse ami en ;-r.
Shod villi t:. ' N.'vnrslM.,' your liors.'si
feet are always ia -.x.d . i.'.l it i -i kept tun
by not !.:- :nu' to eon-t.imly remove the
sh.H.-s for sl';,i:.eiii;.e.
The CALKS aw REMQVAr.T.F.
Stccl-fertjix 1 r.rt.'. fd'LF-HAR PF.MKG
A'hcn ..irn o:it i .-w C.i'i.s e.iu c isily in
serted i:':eiir rem. .vine .-h..,.-. sa-iii an
imsm i-.se niiioiint d J:;.:e usu.illy lo-t at tho
black-mitt: .-i.-'ji.
(Ill r.-.-ei' tci ixi-l.'l v. ;'l 11. ail froe our do
scrip;ie 4-iicu!.trc:t:ii-.hp-i-i i.es,. ( alke.l
SSIi.k s. re.ely to i n...:. .1 on, l.-r trial, ollered
this winter ;t vy low ; .-s.
Policies written at short noiee m the
OLD RELIABLE ETNA"
(ml olher KlrMt riass 'ompsn ie.
T'- W. DICK,
rUIXT FOK THE
Obi) HARTFORT)
FIRBILVSURAXCBCOU'l.
It M 1 K.N (J K I BCS1IM KMS
1794.
Khenr.nr..lniT I.182.
Mountain House
mB SHAYIHG P&RLQR!
CENTRE STREET, EBEKSBDEG
''HIS well known and long established Shaving
I Parlor is now located en Ceotre street op
K.sle the livery stable ol Hmra. Ihtvls & l".uth
er. where the I u ' ne-s will t-e rnrrie.1 on In the
,u,t"rt...S" AV,N,:- ,1Alk ' 'ITIMl AM.
tsli AMPiioin.) done tn the beatest and mm
ar'ist.r manner. Clean Towels a selalty
ta.IKiies waited on at their residences
JAM lis H. nHT.
Prot.netor
VAHTED BY
SA'L VCLLG & CO..
67 VINE ST., CINCINNATI, 0.
LtRGEST EX?CP.TERS CF CirirMC IS THE U. S.
AXLE
Best in the Vorld!
GRtAS;
Get the Genuine !
Sold Everywhere !
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