THE NEWS,
The Essex has salled from Newport for
Plymouth, Eng.
A Treasury statement shows that the value
of foreign merchandise imported into the
United States, and subsequently exported
during the last fiscal year, amounted to 818,-
985,083, as compared with $10,406,451 forthe
next preceding year,
The Government of Japan has decided to
establish a legation in Peru, and has al
ready appointed Mr. loshi-Bumi Murata os
minister resident. He is wredited to
Mexico. This the mission from
Japan to Peru,
The Swiss §
constitu
As reported to
United States (
they confer o«
government, and subject
sale and importation of food
federal control.
Lieut, A. G, Be
the Ne
as executive; Ens
at Muuball t
Master T, 8
the Nashville
the New Yor
The Dy
the Mont
ire
Bancroft at
sachusetts,
Newport,
niso ac
first
is
copie have just adopte
|
tional amendments by popu
the HNtate Departn
Germain, i
ntrol over the forests upon the
nsul
the manufacture
products to
rryv has been ordered
yard to Amp!
C. B. McVay Ir
phitrite; Assist
thn
Le
Ww York Navy
ign
Am
kK Navy-yard,
iphit
erey atl
Raleigh at
ORS Arriv
ttl
eattie
ve
Ki the
Metelin, he
I
Maine and Texas have
There
skill Valley, in t}
taay
wash
ruined,
sented t
Two trolley
Railroad Line
tion, Mrs, )
tained |
other w
Wise hurt
ter August
fog Beptembe i October, Eator was nom-
inated Governor, but found ineligible on
ace~ount of lic
The body
covered at
peliing a my
fu a canoe at
hours Inter the boat was
water in it. Her hat and
found in the bottom,
away,
Mr.
Crum
was
ited regidenes
Ts
Quinsigamond, i
* Mass. , dis
0
Lake
ster She went out on the
0AM. We
’
wday.
with a
® newspaper
3
and Mrs,
Solomon i
Creek, aged 75
about 7
Johosvilie, N. Y.
George Green,
aged 49 years, He was a breeder of
Town Railroad Company.
throughout the country and leaves a large
fortune,
Warren Widrig, who ix supposed to have
murdered his wife, at Springfield, was
eaptured at Machias village, N. Y.
From information received at the offices of
the different fron
honing Valley, it 1s safe to predict that next
week will be the busiest one in this valley in
& long time, Every mill will go to work in
several departments, and some in full,
The boilers In 8 saw mill at Blackton,
Horn and Pettit, and wounding two colored
latorers.
The Crotans have
admirals that they
; fed the foreign
OFFER T0 ARBITRATE.
Universal Peace Union Wants
to Adjust Strike Differences.
VIO¥ENCE IS INJURIOUS.
“Look on the Advantages of Both Sides,”
It Is “What Capital Does
for the Workman and What the Work,
man Does for Capital” Suggestion for a
Conference.
Urged;
A despatch from Philadelphia, Pa., 8ay8
The Universal Union has offered its
rin the coal strike, The
signed by President Love
ff the Peace Union,
operators and
Peace
Servic
folle
% as arbitrat
wing jett
1G A com? He | WHS
ar
(11
itt
resentatives
miners
‘To mine operators and miners,
ers and employes ur
employ-
representatives
Respected
, and yi
¥
friend
is
there is a widespread
and fraternal
sly Involve your ine
LESTE 1
happiness, the
eat 118 reo.
is, R
Universal Peace Unlor
Iations
have vy, and
f m
spected
er
its n and
WILL HURT LAKESHIPMENTS,
the Strike, It Is
Fittsbarg, WillInjure a Vast Trade.
Prolonging of Said. at
ihre is
MARCHED INTO WHEELING,
Ohio
the Boggs’ Run Mines.
Miners Crossed From and Shut
Down
¢
ir
es that the
A like attack
where about 40 men are at work out
and these men will brought out,
)
closing down the last working
Pan Handle,
ba
mine
mine
MORE MEN OUT IN INDIANA,
Miners Meet With Success at the Ingle
Mines at Evansville,
A special from Evansville, Ind., says that
the John Ingle Company applied for an in-
junetion there against the striking miners.
Judge Mailison set September 20 for a hear-
Ing.
The marching miners lined up on the pub
He highways leading to the Ingle mines, and
as the men came to work at § o'clock they
wore again appealed to by the strikers, with
the result that the few who had started to
work decided to join the strikers. The en~
tire force is now out.
——I—
TAXING THE MINER'S GOODS,
Exorbitant Duty Said to Have Been Fixed
by Canada.
Representative Lewis, of the State of Wash-
matters on the Alaskan-Canadian frontier.
Canadian Commissioner of Customs had fs
b cents per pound duty on goods of every
description taken by miners into the Klon-
dike country by way of Alaska.
The Treasury officials are inclined to
doubt these figures, but will ascertain the
facts, If it ghouid be found true the action
of the department in establishing a branch
Custom House at Dyoa may be reconsidered,
and steps taken to protect the rights of
American miners,
Crear Nisholng i22't exactly an invat
id, but be really needs a little change
«i heir.
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.
Visitors at the Mahanoy Clty Park was
startied when Clarence Anstock, aged 18
years, died from heart fallure while training
on his wheel at the park. He had ridden 21
ronsecutive laps, occasionally sprinting, and
had then retired to the grandstand, Upon
the advice of a friend he returned to the
track to ride slowly In order to cool off, Af
ter riding thus 100 yards he fell from hie
wheel and was pleked up dead. Anstock
Was of the most enthusiastic athletes
in the city and was very popniar in athletio
clreles,
Patrick Doran, of 2331 Clayton
Philadelphia, a gardener employed by the
Pennsylvania Rallroad, was fatuily injured
directly in front of the railroad station at
Ardmore, Doran attem d 10 cross the
tra was struc He was
at Phila
ona
Elreet
kK and
pitad
urs, died at Potts
He was a
Hery, and was caught
and fatally
Mr. and
mmelstown,
Iriver
be
sa ueazad
Tt
STH,
Jareol
lla Ma
astie, died fron
Murtrie, age VOArs, {
eating
iRDt-Veur
of then : POOAT
t Bopes are entertained f
Raay 1
Minshall is making ar
tion of the reported rol
James McDade, who
near Cle
found in a jeornfie
been turne
chain be wore were
Creek, aler
id and
§ 14 yey ¥
LsiGe oul
ine Company
has Leon
“k, but the
irglars peratiog in
rities have
reliend the
aut!
{ aj
i mischief
p
ma They entered Fagan's
lence, on Vine Street, and carried off
satables in the houan,
At Camp Bembower, of the Baptist Boys’
brigade, a lad named Harner, who was
visiting the camp, was shot in the face, A
physician probed for iliet without
success. It is not known how the accident
curred. An investigation is beds & made
Burgess Dr. P. A, Boyer vetoed
nance passed v th : hd
nga
their
Kere, Mrs
resi
all the
the
the ordi
unclls at
inst meeting granting the franchise t
Millersburg parties to erect an electric light
plant in 3 we Lecause competitive
bids had not been asked,
A. Ll. store at Mattawsna, was
etitered by burglars, who Liew open the safe
and
Lg
Belin's Gre
Casey's
secured about #2 in small
£3,000 worth of securitios,
to the marauders,
Mrs. Elwin Weaver, of Trexlerton while
walking on the ralirosd track was struck by
an engine and thrown isto a ditel., sustain.
Ing serious internal injuries,
It bas been decided to build an addition to
the Charity Hospital, at Norristown, at a
cost of $12,848. The new bullding will be of
brick and three stories high.
change and
There is no clew
——— "
The wisdom difplayed by Receiver Oscar
G. Murry, of the B, and O., by making a
traffic alliances with the Great Northern
Steamship Company through Fairport and
the bandiing of Chicago and Milwaukes
freight by way of the Owen Line of steamers
bag been demonstrated by material results,
Up to the 1st of July the westbound package
freight receipts at Falrport increased about
5,000 tone, and the eastbound Iincressed
about 3.000 tons. The total increase of buse
luess was about 25 per cent.
a Resort Near San Sebastian.
The Wounded Statesman Falls Dying a
the Feet of Fis Wife-He Expires in
Hour
Goll
terior, to Act as Premier,
Senor Cos-Gayon, Minister of In
Castillo,
assassinated
Senor Canovas del
wins
Banta Agueda by an anar
The murderer fired three
which struck the
and another io
The wounded man
of his wife, who
hour in agony, at
ing "Long Live 8;
words upon his
Banta Agueda fs n
between
SBunday a
Premier
the breast,
Away
were Lhe las
Ban Sin
dence of the Spanish court, ane ittoria
vino Pre
last
irs
capital of the pr
mier want
three weeks
be expe
meet Unite
there
5
8
ted WO ret {
iro 10 Han bet
Mtates Minister Wo
Murderer Bald it Was
The
aslian
140
i i.
Vengeance.
3
I Was arrested
a
rders
rai leaders have
ng
{ the government.
WORK AND WORKERS.
thar an
thera
ar
Old
a
1 5
y Isla
ago, Milwaukee
ust have a watlrh
2
indepen.
CA.
1 Ags ¥
i vers en) #
and 8, Paul wad m
talk of taking
on io the coming
Now rk unionists have the
orities to stop Sunday
Opa,
The performances at a Chicago theatre all
inst week wers for the benefit of the striking
miners
Milwaukeeldenlere organized and increas.
ed the price of anthracite coal to $6.50 a
ton.
Municipal street cars are demanded by the
Progressive Democratic League of New
York,
A barber on a big man-of-war earns $125
per month in addition to his keeping and
wearing apparel.
Erie (Pa.) striking patternmakers claim
that union men at Clucinnat are doing work
for Erie employers,
Brookiyn eigarmakers are idle because
digars made by children in Pennsylvania are
handled by local dealers,
The loom-fixers’ union of Pall River will
establish a textile sobool. It bas been
sented with & loom,
Cincinnati Women's Union Label League
bas appealed to merchants to hasdie only
Gniot-labeled goods,
A branch of Debs’ Sosial Democracy has
been established at 88, Louis and one will be
formed at Duluth,
8t. Louis Central Labor Union rejected as
a delegate from the printers’ union a man
who now owns a saloon.
Detroit Building Trades’ Councll advo.
ates government ownership of coal mines
48 a means cf abolishing strikes,
NII.
Aske
work
a nig
in barber
sh
The British political officer at Malakand,
India, reports that 2.790 of the tribesmen
were killed in the recent uprising,
t
4
:
WHEAT CROFP'S GREAT VALUE,
Expert Places This Year's Yield Ahead of
All Bmve Thatof 1801,
"With the possible exception of 1891, this
year's wheat crop will be worth more than
any other in the history of the country,” said
an expert erop statistician of the Agricul
tural Department, Washington, “It now ag
pears,” be continued, “as if this year's
would fall slightly below that of 1801 in
quantity, but how its selling price will ulti
mately compare cannot be fully foresee
“In 1801, secording to the Departms
turns, the amount of
this country hed 611,000,000 bus
Our crop Inst year was 427,000,000 and ‘
000,000 18056, The Departmen
exact statement {
crop, but from
estimates dally ¢
say that the figu
G00 000.000
ing, bat Jittle she of the
of IRG
Cro
wheat harvests
reac
in
& )
year's
worthy commer
bushels
his ns yet made
cerning this
“dal
in, It poems safe ito
run fror
or, If anyth
ordinary rece
“H
Rr
teil,
550 O00 O00 14
w this ¥
with the
The shortage
if bad
iti
abroad ls
succession
this yes
jufte as
FeRarY
when
In
STATISTICS OF ALASKA.
Game Is vers
Ty
r—————— —
MAMMOTH GUN CASTING
Made in This Country.
I mele Sam
Largest Ever
in every way
wii be ater
CELYBREATEI CASE RECALLED.
cast |
The Brother of Cluavering' Victim Com
mite Suicide on a Crowded Train
Madison f Ri L 3
1 L 3
lineal descendent «
Charles ot
a brother of
murdered in Richmond some yoars age
ide, by
ona Che
Cluverias, committed il
himsell through the
and Ohi
just west of
about thirty
health, and no
bead
east-bound passenger train
Williamsburg.
years of age, and i
cause can be found forth
act, except that he was partly Intoxicat
when he committed it His effects
of a letter to his supposed sweetheart, whose
name was not given, telling her she would
never see him again. A ticket was found for
a watch, which had been pawned for $20 in
Blchmond just before he left. The dood was
done In the rear end of a crowded coach,
and caused a great deal of exolftement
among the passengers. The deceased was
a member of one of the best families in
Virginia,
issn IIIs
ABMHEME TO TAX MINISTES
Ma fie
"
fn
tend
consisted
Froposed Method to Make Up Revenue.
Lost by Saloon Closing,
A local paper and some of the Councilmen
of Fort Scott, Kan., are insisting that an oe
cupation tax be assessed against the mints.
ters of the town as a means of ralsing rey
enue to make up the deficiency occasioned
by the closing of the saloons,
The Council is wrestling with an occupa-~
tion tax ordinance, and some members ree
fuse to support the measure unless It shall
include ministers. The town is two months
in arrears with police salaries. The city at-
torney had advised that ministers may be
taxed,
Cn—R——
FAILED TO HIT THE DOO.
Promiscuous Shooting at a Mad Cur
Weunnds Pour,
An indisoriminate shooting by the citizens
of Elizabeth, W. Va, at a mad dog in the
streets of that town resulted in the following
easualtion:
Della Cralg, shot through shoulder, serious;
Charles Craig, shot in arm and leg; Berg
Wilson, shot through the ear; George Baker,
shot in the throat. The dog escaped.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.
Mr. John N. Brown, Rhode
ent Lachelor, Is story to
thalle Dresser, of New York,
rich-
Xa
Island's
marry Miss
Benator George F, Hour and a large party
of friends took & trolley ride of miles
Baturday near Worcester,
Bamuasl R
Niokel Plate
dent of the
Bixty
Men,
( silawny pre the
Rallroad an
niore, §
Trunk
tole
Lake
Loy op the Grand
for #5.83 a month
Dr, Edward Eve
of the
dor hin
maslacs
TYLER THE MAN,
Nominated for Governor of Virginia by
Democratic Convention at Roanoke.
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