ho Bl IO
THE NEWS
Judge Andrew 8, Draper, superintendent of
the public schools of Cleveland, Ohio, has re-
signed, and will accept a call that was made
to him about a month ago to the regency of
the Univoreity of Illinois, — Mrs, Lily Hasson
was shot and badly wounded by her jealous
hampton, Mass, a workman named Duplicie
was severely burned, and the dye house of N,
Parrier was set on fire, The flames com-
municated to a steam boiler in the building
and caused a second explosion, which wrecked
the burning building.——During a heavy gale
at Henderson, Ky., steamer Eugene was over-
turned asd sunk, + The boat was valued at
$10,000; insurance $6,000, The crew escaped
but the captain was rescued with difficulty
just as the boat sank out of sight.——Lillie
Turner, a sixteen-year-old Philadelphia girl,
committed suicide by inhaling gas, ——James
was murdered by his cell mate, George Dun-
lay, who became suddenly insane, With
the view of stamping out small-pox and to
guard against a spread of the disease, the
sweat shops of Chicago are to be inspected
daily.——E. A. Goodanow, of Worcester, has
given $10,000 to Drury College, in Spring-
fleld, Mo.——— The independent cottonseed oil
mill men met at Waco, Tex., and organized
what will be hereafter known as the **Cotton-
seed Crusher Association, of Texas.” It re-
presents every independent oil mill in the
state, or about sixty per cent, and is strictly
anti-trust.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Rail
road Company is using apparatus for
burning oil in locomotives, It will take the
place of coal as fuel. ——During a conflict be.
tween non-union Armenian lasters and strik-
ing union lasters in Stoneham, Mass, a num-
an
deal disposing of the buildings at the World's
Fair has been completed, and the work of
dismantling them will be commenced. The
first payment of $25,000 on the total purchase
price of $80,000 has been made by the buyers,
the Chicago House-wrecking Company, —
Caleb Munson, who four years ago had one
million dollars, was suffocated by gas in St
Joseph, Mo. He died poor.——Near Union-
town, Pa., strikers assaulted four workmen
and fatally injured Richard Harbarger,
Rudolph Leigler, for the killing of John §
ters, of Morgan county, Va.,
voluntary manslaughter, and sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary, A WAS
granted, however, pendingaction of the Court
of Appeals on a writ of error.——Fire did
$5,000 damage in Shepherdstown, W. Va.
several dwelling-houses burned,
Sheriff Bud Burnett, of Campbell county
Tenn., was fatally shot in tryfog to make an
arrest at Montgomery, W. Va. His
John Burnett, the former she
killed a y-ar ago while trying to arrest an es
caped prisoner,
Mobile and Ohlo locomotive engineers have
accepted a cut of eight per in
They agree that this eight per cent. reduction
shall go into effect this week. and
force until December, t
stored, ———A fire destroyed valuable 1}
property in Millbury, Mass,
Pumberiand Glass Works, in Bridgeton. N
J., eaused probably by a tank furnace
ing, caused a loss of 15.000, on
is an insurance of §0.000, The hol
tank furnace and the batch house were com.
pletely destroyed, —— Ernest Shira and Eu.
gens Reed, wanted in Ackerman, Choctaw
county, Mise, for the killing of a negro
band on April 18, were arrested in Fort Wortl
Tex., while in the act of boarding a train.
Both claim to be among the hiest
zens of Choctaw and Winston
icted of
Was conv
stay
being
brother,
riff, was
cent,
remain
hen wages will be re
usin
3 1
a
lowwnre
wealt
counties, Miss,
committed suicide, in Trenton, N. Y.. by
shooting himself in the temple with a revol-
ver, His body was found in a carriage io a
wagon shed near his home, M. Mead.
ville,
of Hollidaysburg, Pa.
fatled. His assignee is Lawyer OW. Hewitt
Assets, §27 000; liabilities, $20,000, —
shal Field, Lyman J. Gage, George M.
man and fifty other (
and importance in the financiai world, have
signed a creed with Limetallism as its basis,
and pledged themselves to promote its adop-
tion as an international system.
It is reported that ‘the Post-Intelligence,
of Seattle, Wash. has been sold by 1. 8. J.
Hunt to Fredeirck J. Grant, late minister to
Bolivia, and present editor, and George H.
Hedlbren, manager of the Guarantee Loan
and Trust Company, who edited the paper
during Grant's absence at his mission,
Colonel Joseph Moore, who designed and
constructed all the pontoon bridges used by
Sherman on his march to the sea, died in
Indianapolis at the age of sixty-five — Sub
Ponaes were served on the mayor, members
of the board of aldermen of Haverhill, Maas, ,
and all the applicants for license, calling
them before the grand jury to tell what they
know about alleged bribe wy in the granting
of the licenses, The board met in secret ses.
sion some time ago and granted licenses t«
fifteen applicants, Fire at Hammondsport,
&t the head of Lake Keuka, N, Y.,
nine buildings, valued at $25,000,
ution is reported to broken out in
Buenos Ayres, ~The | preme Court decid.
od that there is no law a ath wrizing ma itdeipal
authorities to issue Hquor licenses,
BOLD BANK ROBBERS.
Seven Men Seeurs Between $3,000 and $4,000 and
Ride OF.
Seven men armed with Winehesters and re.
and
robbed the bank, getting all the mony it eon-
tained, between $3,000 and $4,000, They did
the job in a very business like manner, Two
of them were stationed on the sidewalk, three
entered the bank with a sack and two others
guarded the horses, About 100 shots were
fired by the robbers,
J. CO. Seabourn and 0, I. Seabourn webs
both shot through the grofu. Mart Hembree
bad a log broken by a bullet, 8 F, Melton,
United Btates Marshal received a flesh wound
inthe leg. As they were leaving the out.
skirts some one fired several shots at them
killing a horse and wounding a robber. He
immediately secured another horse from a
farmer who was passing and followed his
Gr.
Pull
hieagoans
destroyed
A revol
have
No resistance was offered hy the oitizens,
The wounded men were shot while standing
COMMONWEALERS
Coxey, Browne and Jones Con.
victed by the Jury.
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL
According to the Verdict Jones Did
not Walk on the Grass, But Like
the Others, Violated the Law
by Displaying a Banner.
The three leaders of the commonweal Gen, |
Jacob Blecher Coxey, Marshal Carl Browne
and Christopher Columbus Jones, have been
found guilty of violating the law by & jury of |
their peers, and will have to submit to a sen- |
tenes hereafter to be imposed by the court
for their recent demonstration on the Capitol |
grounds,
Thus ingloriously ends what its leaders |
styled “‘the greatest march of the 19th cen-
tury.” Allthree of the accused were con- |
vieted on the first count of the indictment, i
which charged them with displaying a banner
designed to bring into public notice the J, 8,
Coxey Good Roads Association. . Jones, of
Philadelphia, was acquitted of the second
count, which accused them of treading on the
grass, but Coxey and Browne were convicted,
The jury retired at 12.55 o'clock after hear- |
ing Miller, which
to conviet it
About 8.50 the
the
and |
a long charge from Judge
MH)
his jeadings,
defense, but the government
they flied into the court-room
objected,
while the jus
Attorney Hy-
have the fact
prosecution
but he was supp
ald ne
instructions
ige |
Young
to
jection came from the
ury. ressed,
it have |
under
been
Judge Miller stated that he we
© written
‘umstances. as that would have
Only five minutes after this episode
jury returned with the verdict, “Genel”
nd his
May-
witiun
Caxey had been visiting with his wife a
hter, the Goddess of Peace of the
but took his seat
arty reo
Hy yman
t vii to tha tf
shiection t 16
jection to
mstration,
the bar, and all of the p eived the ro.
WHO Was
Lae Jor in
which the verdict was presented, but who
by his colleagues,
Attorney Lipscomb immediately entered
ther in
mim
Then the judg
i Fr Hur
wer, who several
days to flle the formal paper,
juiries about bail, an nok
a well-known w sale gr
Dem
ress from the Virginia
n for the erat ie nomination
to Con
the P
each o
district acro
for
“re.
ww
8
wo + River, signed a bond in $500
ft wonvicted comm
ca——
ANTWERP'S EXPOSITION.
the three « i Wed be
Latest
World's Fair,
Exhibition
wy the King and Que
giums, he weather was delightful,
display of troops and gorgeous official
tumes was magnificient. Hands
formed officers and soldiers,
tired diplomats, and spi
indies were to be seen everywhere, and strains
he World's
ROrpeonu
lidly drew
ming cannon filled
ing the
f music and the
The burgomaster and me
of Brussels
alr. mbers of the
sity council
as owing to the rivalry exisiting
rp those
were not present,
between the
officials had
Count Depret, president of the executive
of the exposition, delivered
King and Qu 0
n ever held in Antwerp,
int
Depret for his a ron. and complimenting
the exposition upon the
Minister
of the govern.
souncil a long
the
the largest exbibitic
fly th
replied 1 sanking C
de
behalf
cantata,
choir of 1.500 voices,
of the
Afterward a
Benoit, was sung by a
King Leopold visited only a small part
composed by
of the exhibition not being ready for visitors
The teature of the exhibition are a repro.
duction of Old Antwerp in the sixteenth cen
tury, and the Congo, International and Mar-
ions, all of which possess great in-
terest, The Beiglan section is tha largest,
Franee, Germany, Great Britain, India, the
United States, and Italy coming next, in the
order named, An extensive space is set apart
for side attractions from Eastern countries,
such as streets In Calro, Constantinople,
dancing and howling dervishes, priests, cara.
vans, ko,
Among the many distinguished persons
present at the opening were the princesses of
the royal family, the Countess of Flannders,
Princes Yon Hohenzollere and the members of
the ministry, Upwards of 40,000 people were
present,
ine sect
EE c— es
MORE WARSHIPS SENT.
Additional Protection to American Citizens in Nicars-
gun and Neighboring Nations.
» Acting Secretary MeAdoo bas ordered some
important ebanges in the stations of naval
vessels, The New York now at Kingston, Ja.
maien, has been ordered to Colon, The Ben.
nington now at Mare Island, Cal, has been |
detached from the Bering Sea fleet and will
proceed at once to Salvador, The Charles. |
ton, which has been stopping st Montevideo,
is under orders to proceed to Callao on the
West Const of South Amerien, All of the
moves have been made at the instances of the
State Department,
The state of affairs in Central America is
far from reassuring and the department is de
sirfous of having an available ship near the
soene of expected trouble to guard American
interests, In Balvador, where a revolution is
fn progress that threatens to involve Hone
duras and perhaps Guatemala, or Nloaragua,
with the Bennington on the west const and
the New York on the Gulf side, there will be
naval protection for our citizens, The New
York will be convenient to Blueflelds if needed
to reinforee the Ban Francisco, which now
Hes off that port,
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS
ot ———
UBENATE.
The open session of the Senate
Insted but half an hour. Senator Allen, of
Nebraska, who is defending Coxey and his
lieutenants in the Police Court, introduced a
resolution for the appointment of a special
committe of flve senators to investigate the
alleged clubbing by the Washington police of
the leaders of the Commonweal when the
“army” tried to break into the Capitol
grounds, The resolution went over until to-
morrow, and will probubly be called up as
soon as the Senate meets,
121st Day, ~The bill for the ercetion of a
public printing office in Washington occupied
the sttention of the House during the greater
pisrt of the day aud came to a rather ignomin-
ious ending.
1220 Day.—An amendment to the Tariff
bill was considered in the Senate and agreed
to, It was that to levy duty on goods in
bond on the date when the bill goes into
effect, Mr, Lodge's amendment to levy com-
mercial war on Great Britain until that coun-
try should sequiesce in an international
agreement for the coinage of silver was de-
feated. Work on the Tariff bill was pre
ceded by a two hour's debate upon the Allen
resolution for the appointment of a special
committe to investigate the alleged police
clubbing outrages on the stops of the Capitol,
128n0 Dax. —For two hours the Benate dise
cussed the resolution to investigate the al-
leged police clubbing outrages on the ocon-
sion of the Coxey demonstration in front of
the Capitol, but no conclusion was reached,
Mr. Hoar, Mr, Gorden, Mr. Teller and Mr.
Harris participated. The remainder of the
day was spent on the Tariff bill,
12470 Day. —In the Beuate Senator Quay
introduced a bill of 125 pages, and asked for
{8 reading in full, Hours eould been
consumed in this way, An objection Arried
the bill over, In the course of the eo
on the subject, Mr, Quay boldly avowed
filibustering motive, declaring defi anutly that
he thought time would be better employed in
that way than sasidering the tariff Lill
The Senate {8 now the fifth paragraph
here are about seven hundred pur “graphs
in the bill
12011 Day,
have
in «
on
120 Day. In the He yl Sa
w Jersey Bridge bil
no of rules on me
ial order
for the eree
the
Wis
Aion
wns ad
¢
New York
passed un
‘of Mr. Dun-
seta
VErnms
fer
WwW RY
fice and
Ff uw
2 As
y until they are dispos
with ti
strong
ciash bed woen
lines,
Rome
gas Commitee ots efsion tas §%
tn
seryion
+ attention will
H Cum.
nings il granting
$08 in the
oe Jorts have been made to
by the House or le
proposed by the bill now pending, but with.
The f { tha
Mesures are ackn in 185]
retary John
Congress take early steps for
nstons certain per.
life saving
get favom
gisiation similar to those
meritorious
ed an
reeot
out avail
Honea
that
the extension
ywindg
Sherman vended
of the pension laws to the crews of the
An evidence of the valuable w
bing
is alforde
in a graphic
movements
done by the naval hydrographic
1 by the May pilot
manner the inception,
of the oyelone of
which res disastrously
Hydrographer Bigabee collect
shart, which ex-
hibits
growth and
Mareh 23 Inst,
ty shipping
ited 80
n no less
in order to enabis him to plot out the eycione,
He it was the most terrific large
area storm experienced in the North Atlantic
ts close proximity to the
el data fro
says that
in sevoral years,
trans-Atlantic steamer routes caused the full
fore of the storm to be felt by a very large
rough passace,
FOR A LABOR COLONY.
Establish a Fruit
Colony in Bouthern California.
Several leading offieors of the great labor
organizations resident in New York and Chi
in the San Josquin
Valley, to examine land there on which they
The eolony is to be composad of Eastern
Itis the inteation to pur
chase 2,500 acres of fruit lapd, and establish
18 families on it. Each family is to have 20
nores for farming purposes, besides a house
and garden place ine the village, which it is
proposed to build in the contre of the 2.500
acres, :
The following are the officers: William C,
Pomeroy, general organizer of thé American
Fedemtion of Labor; M. H. Madden, presi.
dent of the Hlinols Stats Pederation of Labor,
John Niece, president of the Hotel and Restaur.
ant Employes’ National Allianey; Joha Jal.
foray. secretary of the Deividere Federated
Labor Union, The Iatter organization is ag
Belviders, IL, and represents 700 sidiled
workmen of the sewing machine factory there,
now closed down,
'
¥
STRIKING MINERS
Use i in Alabama and
West Virginia
WORKS AND CAS BLOWN Up
Other Attacks Reem Imminent Near
Birmingham--Riotous Demon-
trations at the Parson's
Plant--Miiitia Held
in Readiness.
The striking miners, reduced almost to
starvation, have at length had recourse to
violence, A crowd of from 800 to 500 of
them marched into Horse Creek, In Walker
sounty, Ala,, shortly after mid-night, fired a
hundred or more shots to intimidate the eft-
izens, and then blew up the engines, boilers
and other machinery of the Thomas Price
mines with dynamite, The ten armed wateh-
mon fled without resistance, and the riotery
then the of the
mines along with supplies and
other property, The to
foree to idleness the miners who had refused
to join the strike,
From Price's the mob tudged to the Vietor
mines, distant, and after
numerous volleys into the buildings
destroyed maluways
the
purpose was en
firing
of
HOUSER
a few miles
they saturated the scale
veral
vied
slew up se
and wre
and set them afire,
inden cars with dvnamite,
wn the
the
Then they hed
ately as they went,
through town,
and dis
Cast,
har-
witli a
Sheriff Gutton
Hi
. on hearing the news,
reek from Jasper
of ©
for hous
urse the
lawbreakers
A hundred arme
Jurking in
wher
and
OF mines,
ito in COIs
srike
riff M
it the mot
from ambush
with
peared, They are believed to be
Horse
will return a
Crock and it is feared that they
rowd,
d destroy time of
The Govery
sor has placed troog
Morr
disposal o rif!
will be
Pratt mis
ff ores A . ¥
iP RUBRTGSs Is on
1 a
8 at the
Testun
GUL
irexd all the avalial
ir the
srking
pt
The »
and have
the trade un
fithe State, Many of t}
verge of Marvation s are fo
the streets oy vers will
rite Hort this wee : lace the
make n
strikers with negroes brought back from the
Over
nd
Kansas mines
rived at Blue Creek a
under a strong guard,
Ifthis d
eral ind
wi ot bi
Ts
in
igh ine
blown ot
bama withou
Are
the sla
3 Le oe
tric
i, W
Davis Coal
srdoad bry
rifies
and the strikers ar
¥
with 1
SMALLER MINERAL PRODUCT
The Smallest Output for Auy Year Since 1869 Report”
ed by the Oeclogical Survey
The report on mineral resources for 1803
compiled at the United Staten Geolog
under the supervision of Dr. David T,
has been completed, It shows an aj.
gregate valuation for the product and $£600,-
586,033, of which $358 604.217 represents the
prodact and $249 951.866 the
product with an unspecified pro-
JL00,000, The product is the smallest
of any year sinos 1899 and is an aggregate
decline of over 875,000,000 from the previous
ical Sur.
vey
Day,
non-metallic
srseelba lin
mesa
The principal feature is the falling off in
pig iron, which shows a reduciion of more
than #£40,000.000 in
long tons in rroduction,
Both gold and silver increased in produc. |
tion,
valaation and $142,700 troy
Sliver increased 5.000000 troy
585,837 taken at its colnage value on $1.9000
per troy ounce, Copper decreased in pro
duction about 16,000.000 pounds and nearly
26,000,000 in value, Lead decreased almost
50,000 tons or $5,000,000, Zine decreased
about 9,000 short tons and almost £3,000,500
in valutation, Aluminum increased about
30,000 or 94,000, Nickel has fallen off near.
ly 30 per cent, in quantity and over that por.
centage in the value of its droduet, Bitumi.
nous coal increased 1,262,405 long tons, but
decreased $2,500,000 in value,
Pennsylvania anthracite increased 1.015,
550 long tons and $3,000,000 in value, The
Inrgest gato in production was in petroleum,
which increased $3,000,000 in valuation of
the product, Natural gas decreased #500,000
and mineral waters $650,000,
Ll
HAWAII UNSETTLED.
Admiral Irwin Says the Natives May Rise ot
Any Time
Rear Admiral John Irwin, recently relieved
from duty at Honolulu by Admiral Walker,
arrived at Ban Franvisoo on the Australian,
accompanied by Lieutenant Adams and Ene
sign Parmenter, He is reportod as saying the
Provisional Government is in a precarious
condition,
“The natives are restless and an outbreak
may occur st any time,” sald the Admiral
“All the troops of the Provisional Govern.
may be wanted at any time," :
Paul Nouman, the ex-Quoon's adviser, wa
also a passenger on board the ship, He ia
suid to be on on way to Wastisgton. | !
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NINE DAYS IN A CAVERN.
Tourists Finally Bascued from Their Btalactite
Prison.
A eable despatoh from Gratz, Austria, says:
A diver succeeded in reaching the party of
tourists who have been imprisoned in the
stalactite cavern at Souroch for nine days
past, owing to a sudden rise in the water, and
the fact that the passage into the cave
came blocked with timber and boulders, The
diver found all seven of thd'tourists alive, It
people were
tourists emerged
any assistance, but
imprisoned, Bix of the
from the cavern without
the seventh was too weak to help himself,
The news that the tourists were still alive
ennsed satisfaction among the crowds of peo-
ple who gathered about the cavern to watch
the work of the engineers, who had a difficult
task in making an opening into the cavern,
The entrance was blocked by timber and huge
boulders, buried beneath a mass of smaller
flood debris,
After the matter had been fully Investigated
it
dynamite to
by the engiveer officers, it was found that
was absolutely necessary to use
clear away the obstructions which prevented
The
engineers succeeded in exploding several
, Which disturbed but did not entirely
They were compelled
it was
sion might bury
tons of
charges
remove the olstruetion,
to
feared that a too severe expl
work slowly and with eaution, as
beneath rock,
additional charges were ex-
and the trees and rocks about the en-
removed without
Diver Fischer
ploded,
trance to the wore
to the Imprisoned «
Cave
harm noes,
made another and this time a sueck
t to the outh of the He
sent a long time. When he reappeared
niormed tho
wis lal de.
m CRYE, wis ab-
and
had found all of
ang
Are
i rowds that he
tl
th
isty appeared like peog
of the
to which they had been subjected,
had
ome enndies
ie seven tourists alive, hearty cheers
Fischer said that the «
Ie half bereft of rea.
rough the alr,
Bon on account terrible nervous strain
They still
a little bread and cheese
bai
i
regnon in
mountainous being traversed
and Btyr tween
» River }
The Joftie
in Alps extend, |
waleh the mountain streams disat
nd, to
w where they are |
emerge agnin mi
is slalactite caverns
ei these streams
1 some of thes
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a
Henn Vox Bromsxonou, editor of the
Vienna Prembenblate, has just celebrated his.
0th birthday. Ho still actively works in the
conduct of his pa going to his office
iu aud wating thes terest oun st
and lournalinie has.
PENNSYLVANIA ITEM:
Epitome of Hews Gleansd from Various Parts of
the Btats,
The handsome new buildings of the He
formed Theological Beminary oat Lancaster
were dedicated by Rev, Dr, Joseph H, Dubbs,
A large number of Behuylkill county citi
zens organized st Pottsville Brauch Xo. 108
the Henry Clay Republican League,
The Republican Convention of Dilaware
county nominated John M. Clayton for
Judge, he receiving the votes of 152 of the
239 delegates,
Keeper 1. 1. Bookhammer, of the Stats
Reformatory at Huntington, was murdorous
Iv attacked by two inmates, one of whom the
keeper shot dead and, was exonerated by a
jury.
Four freight in Westmoreland
county have suspended operations
the scarcity of conl,
railroads
owing Ww
Beranton is in & ferment
of excitement over
the prosecutions brought against reputable
by Rev. ¥. A. Douny,
secre of the Babbathh Unio
The pre being brought again
druggists, bakers, tobuo
P Ppen {
¢
if such busine
business men district
American
ations are
wonists and
tioners who kee
Be
been placed under arrest and fi
Another
murdered near Hazleton
fare so
they are
BREN,
Great preparations
Pittsburg fo s big
erans in smber,
The labilities of the de
i Bunday,
4 peopl
ned 4 ea
was robbed
the auth
about a re
unknown man
accustomed to mysterio crimes that
making Uitle ff 10 trace ihe
belne 1
being mi
N
are
reunion «
Bee
bank have reached
tors will probably
Elias
and a prom
disappearad,
A big storm in the
the State did much
fruit
Lightning.
anid
soriand,
HAMAQR®
trees, Bbeveral poo
of Peun
Eagle, 1
he Grand Oastle
olden ual session ob
gin Judge 8B
Lon papers
und that he is not »
I Mages «
the
! Mrs,
8 aud a
soreded in cone
belonging 10 her
er valuables, The
ber then
hager an
the w
Wo tue
gagged Mrs.
After a k
man retensed herself
nas s identity,
Working on the oss,
Burer-eiect J
and Stupy
I went away. ng struggle
There is a
and the py lice
filed bis bond
ard will
Jace kson 1
r Pattison
his office this week,
was shot to
near Port
1 GFOVEr
Italian,
his shanty,
an
in
d War
the
kley, the miner who was en-
Hig
a aillve
hiand mine, near Jeddo,
after being imprisoned
ire
letter oarriers have been
nmission is
sOOnL
Caster
at the Civil Service Cx
their grievance and will
y, the
who tric
Kidnapping Ed« Brotherton,
found not guilty by a jury.
William RB. )
indiana,
talian organ grinder,
at Wilkes-Barre {
of Ashley, was
mllaters
bas been on
lie
merchant
by
Marshall, a leading
&
of Pa., oommitted suicide
shooting,
James Rhoads,
chair alter
Muncy saloon and
Mrs. James Swalles’
ber Allentown home while cooking
fe is despaired of,
70 years, staggered to
drink of lig
died in two minutes,
sithing caught fire in
sup;
faking =
It was developed in the injunction case of
the Gallitizin School Board, at Ebensbarg,
that Father Rvan visited the public school
two or three times a week and heard recita-
State Treasurer Morrison was succeeded by
by Deputy Secretary of the Commonweaith
en.
Martin Sisimo
was instantly killed and
Chief Letter Carrier Pinkerton, of Lancas.
ter, who got up and forwarded to Washing-
master was dismissad from the service
A band of white caps, composed of masked
men and women, roughly handled a Price
burg citizen because he ill-treated his wile,
Several arrests have been made,
wisi IIs cnc ——
DYNAMITE IN A PRISON.
Dold Attempts of Michigan Convicts to Get Pres by
Exploding a Bomb,
An attempt was make to blow up the prison
at Jackeon, with dynamite as the convicts
were being marched to their cells from an
evening meeting, Three of the convicts, Bde
ward Huntley, serving a term of twenty
§ wars for burglary: John Deeman, serving fit.
tren yoars for murder in the second degree,
and Arthur Lawrence, serving ten years for
burglary, made a break from the ranks, One
of them selred the guard and another sprang
ap ato a window and attempted to light a
fase connected with a dynamite bomb,
An alarm was given and deputies arrived
ia time to prevent any damage and to quell
the disturbance, The warden says there
have been ramos of dysamite being concated
about the prison for over a year, but none of
the guards 8 Were able tu find any truce of i.
THE CHINESE REX REGISTRATION.
Nearly the Total Population Obeyed the Exclusion
Act Clauss,
Commissioner Miller of the Internal
Revenue Burean made publie the results of
the registration of the Chinese under the Ex.
clusion Act the term of which expired on the
third instant. Of the total Chinese popula.
Won 307,485 weotding the 1800 ewan
18 Were seg ;