THE NEWJ
It is stated in Denver that a biz syndieate
is scheming to obtain control of the silver
market and dicta. e the price of the metal to
all silver-using countries, ———A reign of ter.
ror exists in Indian Territory, Bandits ure
in full control and commit crimes at pleasure
without molestation. The faculty of the
Kentucky University deny the story that
twenty students are seriously ill from drink.
lng impure water aud three deaths have oo
curred within the past week, They say aine
students, at different times have been iil, but
there have been no deaths among them from
fever. ——Thos, F, Drake, the oldest employe
of the B. & O. system, died near Pittsburg,
The Denver Chamber of Commeres has
adopted resolutions inviting the governors of
different states throughout the
mee: in Deaver in
new capitol building
country to
mid-summer, whea the
will be formally dedi-
cated to agree on different subjects, such as
div. ree, requisition,
Carroll, prominent Baptist preacher, buag
himself nenr Mayno:chville, Ky, He was
elghty-nine years old, and had been preach-
ine sixty-five years, —
ete. —— Rev. Richard
- Fire
Central Vermont car sheds at St
the president’s private
of private coaches,
£60.000 and £100,000, Accompany of Penp-
sylvauin capitalists propose to put down oil
and wells in West Virginia, —— The
twenty-first annual convention of the Wo-
man's Christinn Temperance Union was be
gun in Cleveland Miss Willard,
the president, read her annual address, Tbe
delivered
addresses
destroyed the
Albans, Vt,,
car and a
Estimated loss between
gas
Frances
recording secretary and treasurer
their reports, and a
were made,
Miss Hannah Weaver, aged forty.eisht,
was found dead in the attic of her home in
Newport, Ii, 1., having banged herseit
ing the night, She was one of Newport's
most prominent ladies, and a the
late John G., Weaver, of ‘the
and the Everett House, New York. — Eman-
uel Otto, an aged and wealthy farmer, north
of Morton, Minn, was found dead in his
residence with a bullet hole in his left side
and another in his ear. He lived alone with
bis wife, and when the
was absent,
number of
dur.
sister of
murder occurred she
Otto was worth £50,000,
iron chest in his houss were found
cash, $450 in bank certificates and
$400 in
& merchant of Smiths Ferry, near Pittsburg,
was fatally shot by a trap gun set in his store
to shoot burglars, ——The t Sheffield,
fifteen miles south of Mason City, lows,
the Iowa Central Railroad, was totally
stroyed by fire. loss $100,000, -
schoolboys who, with others, had dug a cave
on a vacant lot in the northern part of St
Louis,
town of
‘mSeven
were buried by the roof eaving in and
Henry Raedner, eight years old, was killed
Herman Walkenford, aged twelve, was ba ily
bart, —— William Gleetzer was murdered pea
Elyria, Ohio, in his barn, and an attempt
was made to burn the barn after the commis.
sion of the deed, by the perpetrators, The
schooner Apprentice Boy
Ludington, Mich.
No lives were lost,
The steamer Madiana reports that on the
morning of November 6 an earthquake shock
was felt on the Island of St Croix, and oe.
saslbned some alarm among the inhabitants
Little damage was done, however, The
price of eon! mining has been reduced in the
Clearfivld distr there is talk of a
strike, ——The bark Tillie, from Philadelphia
Yor Bangor, put in and
anded the bx oue of the
srew, who m the mizzenmast and was
gilled, —— A twelve-year-old son of RB. J, Mo-
way, of Marion, 1li., bad his neck caught
sander a window sash and was strangled,
Major Jesse BR. (rawlord, ex-superintendent
»f the Old Portage Railroad, and
gister and recorder of Mifflin
#as found dead in bed at his home in Gays.
port, Pa, Application was made in eourt
at Allentown, Pa. for a receiver Jor the Al
lestown Foundry and Machine «ompany,
which failed with book accour’s owing it of
$8,000, The plaintiffs bold 188 of the 540
shares, — The Yale corporation has decided
to adopt a complete new system of commence
ment exercises and the discontinuanes of the
valedictory and salatatory.
was
with the schooner Austis
and
at Gloucester, Masa, ,
dy of Jobo henson,
fall fro
niso ex.
county, Pa.
gic sealing of 1804, complied from logbooks
sworn to, has lorwarded to Ottawa,
London and Wasbingtoc.
to the latitude and
been
longitude
the trail of the hunters,
«f Peunsylvanis decided that nuns teaching
in public schools ennnot
is said to be assured. The torpedo
Ericsson started for the course in Long Isl-
and Sound over which she is to have her
will again postpone the trial indefinitely,
Herman Clarke, who was
New York, was sentenced to
tour montbs at bard labor in state prison,
Clarke was a momber of the firm of Hunter,
Clarke & Jac bs, Wall street brokers, whose
aspignment, it is alleged, was caused by
regularities of Clarke,
aged nineteen years,
taking poison at ber home in Hanover, Pa,
wThe Hon, Georgs C. Sturgiss, Morgan
town, W, Va., who was United States district
attorney for West Virginia during the Har.
tison administration, Is a candidate for the
United states Senate,
OUTRAGES OF THE COOK GANG.
Hid U;, and Rbbsd snd Mourt
Plusdrred b7 Them.
ir.
~ Miss Emma Tate,
Farme on
horses and saddies six miles from Muskeges,
LT. They are headed toward Fort Gibson
and a posse started out. Seven of the gang
went to the farmhouse of James Dinkson,
near Perry, and demanded food, which was
refused. The outlaws then bound Dinkson,
bis wile apd daughter, and plundored the
house, They were not released until neigh.
bors arrived In the evening, Elmer Luenas, a
member of the gang under arrest at Fort
Smith, Ark., made a full confession of his
connections with Nob Cook. Lulu Cook,
who was arrested last week at Tablequah, is
at liberty on bond, She has written a long
Siemens {0 the Publis charging that mug.
thas Larateed her brothers, Biii snd Jim,
NEW LAWS NEEDED
POOLING 1S DANGEROUS.
Their Statistica Show thatthe We st
ern Labor Troubles Resulted In
the Loss of an Enormous Sum
tothe Employers and'Em-
ployes.
Cleveland to Investigate the strike of las:
summer, 1tsays in part
The troubles of the Illin¢
Chicago,
is Central and the
Rock Island and Pucifle oc
were the ones
ym pan les
investigated, According
the testimony the raliroads lost in
lestroyed, hire of United States dept
, and other {
The
roads is estimated at £4.672.916. Some
i ropert ¥
¥ mar-
cideatal
expenses at joast
loss of earniogs
8.108
in wages a« eath
About 100.000 em-
center.
ing at Chicago, all of which were
more of
strike lost in wages, as
Many of these
yes are still adrift and losing wa
Tie commission says of the
mpany:
July 1, 1893,
and the wages $7 223 719.51. For
ending Joly 1, 1804,
For the year
the dividends were $
the di
#£4.471,
of the }
is were
701.89
uisman
viden
‘As
ts growth when the depres
the result system
morally calling for mut
, We
and uny
ar a mul!
comparativel
but without local attac
y exceileat ch
ested resg onsit ity in
tenements or surroendings,
“The conditions created
akied th
with g
Wages
IAnagement
great vigor its
aitation
In speaking o ase
ciati
nagers’
f rallwas
Of OF TRIS 2
the pers
carp
and ton
rat
ration
fares”
It further savas that th
ng woni
Jd resqit
pool
power and capital d
and their Ii
eriies
rales
That as in
fod by te
beying
nnlealities, nt
he de
lowed pending
lays in ¢ izions of the «
sion be a
{b) That whenever th
appeal,
iG parties toa coniro
versy loa matter within the jurisdiction
the commission are one or more ralircads on
trade
utions incorporated under chapter 567 of the
United States Statutes of 1885.88, or under
the
one side and one or more national
State sintutes, upon other, each aide
shall have the right to select a representative
who shall be appointed by the President to
serve asa temporary member of
sion in bearing, adjusting and
that particular controversy.
That during the pendency of a pie
ceeding before the commission inaugurated
by national trade union or by any incorpora-
ion of employes, it shall not be lawiul for
he railroads to discharge employes belong.
2 thereto except for inefliciency, violation
of law or neglect of duty; nor forsuch unions
the commis.
{e)
or incorporations during such pendency tu
order, unite (on, ald or abet strikes or boy.
tis nininst the railroads complained of
nor for a period of six months after a
ion for such railroads to discharge any such
decis.
ployed except for the causes aforesaid; nor
for any such employe for a like period to
quit theservies without giving thirty days
written notice of intention to do so, nor for
any such union or corporation to order coun,
sel or advise otherwise,
That chapler 567 of the United States
statutes of 1885.86 bo amendod so as to re.
fuire national trade unions to provide in
their articles of incorporation and in their
constitution rules and by-Jaws that a member
shall cease to be such and forfeit all rights
and priviloges conferred on him by law as
such by participating in or by mstigating
fores or violenco against persons or property
during strikes or boyeotts or by seeking to
prevent others from working through threats
or intimidetions; also, that members shall be
Bo nore personally linble for corporate acts
than are stockholders in corporations,
The commission {urther recommends tha’
Congress consider the establishment of a 11.
conse system by which all the higher em.
ployes or others of railronds engages In in.
torstate commeres should be Hesnued, after
The commission
of concilation end arbitration Hk» that fn use
in the commonwealth of Massachuseiis, I'ha
system may be re-enforced by additional pro-
visions, givitg the board of arbitration wor
power to investigate all strikes, whetior to
quested to do so or not, and the question
may be considered as to giving labor organi
zation a standing before the law, as heceto-
lore suggested for national trades unions,
Contracts requiring en to agree not t
t) leave them, ns
should be
lilegal, as is already done in
sinles,
join labor organizations or
conditions of employment, mide
somo of vur
er —
ANOTHER TRAIN HELD UP.
Mue
Indian Tr ity
Boo'y Out 0 an
Rati
Passenger train
Kansus &
No, 12
Texans Road,
the Misso
held up and
Kogee, 1. 1
on uri,
Wis
of Mas
by Bill Cook and fourteen men,
intimidated
The bandits
the p
ssungers belore entering
the windows,
£200 in money ai
other articles of
through wired
wale
They so
ut forty
The
ir were relieved of a lit
over
i
d abo hes and
jewel cond
rain eonduet
E40 each,
The express car was being guarded by four
wrmed men when it was stopped and they
ypened fire at ones, driving the bandits back,
[he robbers consulted for a few ms nents
The
rid of
snd withdrew to the rear of the train
rain crow thought tt! well
hem when the firing
Murphy
and compelled to
the Wagner
handed =a
head of
passenre
ars, Conductor was
Mok walk a
1 Be
Gm se sw of
robbers with levelled guns,
were compelled to divest
money and jewelry and drop 1 them’! ato the
tack. They were rather lenient about ft
appearing satisfied when the passengers
peared to have dropped the firs: roli
bad their bands on
The their berths and
the The robbers
wanted more light and made Murphy do the
talking
passengers were all in
cars were quite dark.
necessnry Lo convines the passen ters
that they 1 better give up. The passougers
shes were pot mo
ns were Dart Wilkins,
in San Antonio,
roerts, of Hou don,
Inline, Texas, g
ouble goid eh
in cash; J, Cannon,
{the slog er
{ Sedalia Mo
ANOTHER AFFEAL
Washington, I, (
» Indian
received a telegran Agent Wind
Muskogee, I T., givis
the train hol
y the
Territor
in with ibe Department
—————
HERBERT TO GHERARDL
He 0 ves Prise to tie Roar-Admiral ‘or His Long
and Amirable Career,
Herbert sent the following letlier
jira Celinng
the whol
rmed
with Hdeilty
oo JE
’
gad the ; iiration
in peace, you have perl whatever da.
ties were imposed upon you and
Bee years'
be Ko¢
your four years or
ability, Your twenty Bory i
son
golog™”
an admiral, ia command of
without
bave caused you to wh asa “seas
sailor and Ore As
a squadron, ia
precedent iu the navy,
Internalional
ander your
“In command of the
Review Fleet you bad
ships representing more nations than
the world, and the manner in which you dis.
dviag upon you eall-
ed forth the praise of the commanding offi-
cers of every voasel in the fi The "loving
cup, presentod by them all as a joint
monial of thelr esteem was a tribute,
veiue of which eannot be over-estimated,
During my long acquairtance with you, cov.
ering a long period of years, our intercourse
Eas been pleasant and agreeable, and ‘now,
as your business relations are about to be
severad by your retirement, I beg lo express
my appreciation of your valuable services
which have deserved the gratitude of your
country, and add thereto an expression of
charged the duties dev
oat,
the
“Very reapectiuliy,
“H. A. BEaneRT,
“Secretary of the Navy.’
CLEVELAND TALKS
Bays He and Curiinle Ars in Per! of hee t1-Hie
Foley,
The attention of the President was called to
the statement that there bad been a disagree.
§ fans sind
to the issue of bonds and other ‘matiers, and
tntimating that such disagreement might re
sult in the Secretary's retirement from the
Cabinet,
The President emphatioally deniod the en.
thre “‘bnieh of silly misstatements” and said
“Never sinee our association together has
there been the slightest unpleasaniness or
difference concerning the affairs of the Treas.
ury Department or suy other matter. I have
svery reason to beliove that his attachment
to me is as sincers and as great as mine
Is for him, 1 should be much afflicted if any.
thing should eause him to asverinin the
thought of giving up his position while he is
doing so much for his country. Wo have
agrood exactly as to the issue of bonds, and
there has buen no bask wardaess on his part
on that subject, Iseo it fs said that I am
formuintiog a financial scheme, If such a
scheme Is prosonted it will be the work of the
Secretary of the Treasury, and Ishall indorse
and support it,
“Ite trouble secems to be that those
sharged with the executive duties of the
Government do not appear bine t all |
counsels
HORE BONDS.
’
Secretary Carlisle's Circular
Calling for Bids for Them.
THE SUM T0 BE $50,000,000.
Then Are to Bear 5 Per Cont
est, but Premiums Are cxpectea
to reduce Th s Rate—-Redeem-
able by ths GCovernment
After Ten Years.
. Inter~
Becretary Carlisle settiod all doubt regard-
ing the new oun by issuing a clreulnr invit-
50,000, 000, Interest
is to be paid in coin, which is interpreted to
1
mean gold, The only material changes made
3 Lhe present call from that peed)
14 las
Im prices wii
January
ang
tare the or mise
opted and the
MH 8 lor the
ii It is conf
mission of the upset
leh would be a
present is.
ba
iently ex
fifitls Were
gold or its
was will
*
for
be wi
ent of ail a
iries will Ir
resumpl
January |
tei years
eR ring
fhan
idder
of the bx
piders will, in
denominations
he pric
onds will Le 85
their pro
whether re gion © Wiel
the bidder proposes lo pay, the
it is
and 1
Of COUPON :
that of
it wil
to deposit
whether
Slates, where
convenient for the bidder
unis of his 1 payment,
hie offios,
the
The boods will Le dated February 1, 1894
issue, but inter.
f payment. The total issue ol
The Secretary of the Treasury hereby ex.
Ali proposals shoul! be addressed to the
Secretary of the Treasury, Washington, D,
C.. and should be distinctly “Proe
posals for the Parchase of Five Per Cent
" Biank forms for proposals may be
to the Becretary of the
marked
had on application
Treasury.
4. G, Cannes
Beorctary of the Treasury.
DEATH IN FOREST FIRES
EN
Five Bodies Tound in the ; Sueldaring A kansas
Woo ll nds,
The forest fires which are now raging in
Arkansas and in parts of Shelby county,
Tenn, caused the burning of three negro
shanties near Millington Inst woek and prob.
ably the death of a negro woman named
Fannie Wood, It is thought she will die
Another casualty from the fire cecurred on
Mrs. W, P. York's plantation, about four
miles from Millington, on last Thursday, A
negro baby, the child of Pitt Rhea, was
playing near the fire when her dross became
ignited and befors any one ecald reach ber
was burned so badly that she died.
It Is reported that five bodies, thought to
be those of a hunting party, have been found
in the Bt, Francis Dot.oma, fn Arkansas,
vpposite Memphis,
— —_—., A —————
Tur'deinking of poisoned rain water onused
the death, at Evergreen, Ohio, of Mrs, James
Donally. Her aigh Delittle, aud
hor threo sisters, are to be dying |
FENNSYLVANIA ITEMS
Epitome of News Glraned From Various Parts
of the Etats,
Mrs, Mary Austin, of McKeesport, has gons
to Washington, D. C, She is probably ons of
the Lelrs to a $5,000,000 estate, Her father,
a Chicago miillonaire, died recently, leaving
twelve children, a wile and several brothers,
Mrs, Austin Is a widow, She has gone to
Washington to hunt up a r'ster who 18 also
un heir
Whi le some boys were playing foot ball at
Gordon, they bulit a fize to warm themselves
Lizzie Bells, the 9-year-old daughter ol George
Bells, played with the fire
ignited,
aud her dress was
The child was so much frizhtened
that she ran for home with ali her might and
belore she could be
was all burned and
charred to a erlsp,
eaplu red
her
her
body and
Bhe cannot recover
clothing
Hmbs
& Representatives of the Agricultural, Healt th,
Forestry and Fish Boards of the State bad a
conference fs Harrisburg and decided upon
bills to be presented to the Legislature,
‘he Inrge breaker of the Delaware & Had.
son Company at Plymouth was burned,
$250,000 and
Caus-
Ing a loss of throwing 70) men
out of work,
mH
wer tunrge of fatally shooting
and Hamp Anderson
While Farmer Joho H. D
Luts
borse and carriage,
1" .
Willin it is wanted is Beranton to ans.
tha zt
: id
iis Wile
nmoyer was ia a
nan barro
Han guknown man stole his
The urre
y of the
charge of frsn srl
murder, Las eagsed
lixed In some cases a
of 14
Legisiniure 10 §«
Cilizrns Wer
man,
Wallace, at
onvieted
OvVeEInor
bree b
wills terrible |
John Hudak, fi
{ainily,
reinries ©
5 in several
ue dire Lore 1
cays GORig-
et holidays shall
i Their Ie La {
barges
Res
reis Carpegier, a braken
a
ets he
Lie
brakeman,
of pain run to his assis.
. Et as
wad over the
be did so
the wheels pe lower part olthe
nd be was killed,
mes Doyles eaptured
bang his
ihe man
afternoon
When
became very
Officer Andrew
wife and at.
with a dagger. was
wasdering about town the
He is evidently craz
be
wild
The Carnegie Steel Company is consider-
ing plans to centralize their several works of
Homestead,
An interesting
workmen at Ardles, near 81
The Frick observatory at ML
cave was discovered Ly
ale College,
Pleasant will
opened this week,
Mins Hottie Parker, 83 years of age, well.
the for President
soil at her home in Lancaster and
wa As housekeeper
hanna,
acter,
Three women and two men were baptized
in the Obio River at Pittsbure. i
As un result of a brawl at Nasticoke, one of
the participants is dyiog of slab wounds,
tt i ins msi
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES
—————
Marries Haves, aged 12 yoars, was
fatally injured by the collapse of a bridge at
Newton, Alabama
W. J. Tuxceve was killed and Joseph
O'Brien was probably fatally injared in
Washington, by falling with a scaffold a dis
tance of forty feet,
Fraxcms Cavranax, the well-known “street
railway magnate,” of Brooklyn and other
cities, fell while boarding a train at Rather
ford, New Jersey, and was instantly killed,
IL. Bevensox, of Washegzo, Michigan, was
blown from a passenger train on the Chicago
and Eastern Raliroad, while passing from
one coach to another, near Chicago Heights,
and instantly killed,
Six schooners were wrecked In Bonavista
harbor Newloundiand, during a terrific gale,
At BL Johns two sailors were washed overs
board from the schooner Atlanta and several
vessels wore wrecked,
Tux schooner Messenger, with lumber
from Pensacola, Florida, for Boston, was
blown on the rocks on Long Island, opposite
Peconic, and is likely to be a total loss. The
orew reached the shore safely,
Bare Ginonsrin, agod 18, was erashed to
desth in an elevator At Hilton, Hughes &
Co’sstore in New York. There were ten
persons In the elevator, and, finding it too
heavy to go up, the elevator boy asked some
of them to get out Katie stepped off, and,
being in a skylarking mood, gave the boy a»
The elevator started down, and. the
noe
CABLE SPARKS.
Tue Argentine minister of the interior and
the minister of war havo resigned,
P. G. well-known English
poet died in Paris, aged
Hamrurox, a
. BUthor sad artist,
HiXly veurs,
Tue Colomvlan Congerss Is
nw Imposing an export duty
coffee snd bar sliver,
Tux
soncerning the
discuss ng a
on bausaas,
tx is a Giversity of opinion in Japan
terms for pence which the
sountry should demand of China,
removal ol the remains of Alexadner 111
Byzantise ( hureh at
wnpistied with img
Tue customs com of the Chamber of
Deputies the
cial agreement between Frasce and Cassada,
to the IAvadia was ac.
osing ceremony,
mittee
bas voted to
ranetion COMMer.
1% Is reported that Generri Piero!, who
it against the Yeruv.ag
pre
i $ *
ie sd ingt Lie movemel
ROYEY LIE « 8 Inaxing parations io
of Troy, K.Y., was found
mand, Foul
was A onl merchant
1,
dead in the canal at Glasgow, Boo
piny is suspected, He
Was on a visit to
Act
village of
is oid home,
sierra riot bas cee Huszih, a
Hungary, arising from the popular
et JrBons
*urred in
that ali
uried iu a sepa
Prix
rage
passclge
Miss Daxs Dovor nagoo, killed
herself the other da parently bes
MUSE BLE
g attended by the
in th where slie was a
TRS
saiesgiri,
Cran Nicmovas is displaying great sctivity
fo answering the telegrams of conde
loyalty which be receivis
lence
aod expressions of
from his sabjects,
— ES ——
Gunmary bas agreed to leave the prohib
6 against the landing of American catile
io the opinion of exports
#1
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE.
CRAIN, ETC,
FLOT ReBalto, Best Pat $
High Grade Extra. ...
Wain Ale ;
OA TS-80 uth ern Ty Penn,
KYE-No. 2. sstp esas
HAY Choice Tian othy
Good to Prime...
BTHAW Hye incar
Wheat Blocks
CANERD GOODS
PEAS-—Standards. ...... -
Seconds,
Moist.
CITY SBTEERS....
City Cows
Southern No. 2....
POTATOES & VEGETANLYS
POTATOES—Burbanks..3 4 @ #
PROVISIONS,
CTS-shids $
Clear ribsides. .... 000
Hams. .....
Mess Pork, per | bar..
Best refined.
BUTTER,
IUTTER—Fine Crmy.
Under fine
reamery Moll
sansa
CHEESE,
CHEESE-X.Y. Fancy...
MN. Y.8abs..co0n niin
Skin Cheese. ..ovvvsssse
EGR,
North Caroling. .oveeees
LIVE POULTRY.
8a 8
Aucks, per Booiicovaiee sig
TOBACCO,
Infer's$ 150 @8 2%
300 400
TOBACCO--M4,
Sound common. ..oaeese
IRdlng.. «ovvivvsenine B00 0
PABCE cocrvnsassnnssanes S000 Ww
LIVE STOCK,
BEEF Best Beeves......0 435
Good 10 Fair... cuieeee 409
BHEEP. . convinvrinussnns 15)
Hogs 310
FURS AND SKINS,
MUBKRAT......cooco vu
Racoo
MEI ou 44 nuns wan ann
Red Fox....ooiiii000nin
Bkunk Black... .covevess
Le SRG
ARK. eessinnetnninninn
@% 450
435
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