SURRENDER AT HOMESTEAD. The Amalgamated Association Gives Up the Long Fight. Review of the Causes and In- cidents of the Strike, a weary strike of twenty wooks tl Penn. n by the Amalg Aft Carnegie mills In formally declared op Association, Directly an 1 indirectly a score of lives have beon sa Homestead, swifload, Dar- last week there hal Leen many ing the breaks in the ranks of the looks d-out men These had become so serious that the great er part of n had applied for their old places, and were anxious and willing to re. turn at once. Several closed meetings of tha Amalgamated Association had been held during , and before adjourning after rhor had gone another conference was called for a mn. The men instru OMe pre pared | d tion, aen the the motion was put whether strike be continue! or the mills be declared open and the men at liberty to apply for their old laces without interference from the associ tion, the qt m decided, The meeting was presided President W A, Carney. Kilgalion, Assistant Secretary den. and Assistant President P, H, McEvoy, of the National Council, were present, and made short ney did n | the men to v way. Sever 0 steel workers made } fons expressed varied, the sg not being d The motio clare the mi This was s jority ru attitude were H ad journs and few during the { the 1 I's yelook a wore WisivVe a tion was so over Secretary J. phen Mad- addresses, "nt urge te either the Se ' to call off the strike and d¢ carried, the will Wil WAS of the ma : and ti ials 1 1 to ti Homes act . spressod great he end had come and that Home sattle down, The ch ge is hear appre ted by the ox wi f ATMOST Im« the cost mates about $25 The fir times was n bas This © fet shi they were 3 ommpany wanted the recognition sl On the dawn 6 the famous battle took place be- WW on the mill propert nkerton fores attempting to land sosgion of the mill, ved the trying times at H yf the Advisory Board, alling out of ying st jerkman, the depart est of the Homsteader fir trian and wsmen 1 Wesson, Lhe « ia now th ng of strike A rding to Superintendent Ww . the Homestead wo . not more than 50) #00 of the total n { old employes wil secure employment, Bef re the in Homestead men w ’ imber o be abies te last break a bd f tha OF thers wera left tinal NH) st Of the we and laborers and WJ IN THE ARCTIC, A Whaling Bark Crashed in the Ice and Forty of Her Crew Perish mt Capa ys Healy of the revenue cult ri ad ’ under date of St. George Island, Alaska ports as { w baling barks Freeman and Osc, of we Ban Franciseo, stopped at the island and re ported that the whaling bark Helen Mar, of Nan Franc Captain Bacter, master, bad been caught in the ice In the Arcti Ocean. about 1000 miles north of the island of Bt. George, and crushed in The Ouson picked up from a eaks of floating jos the fifth mate and four men of the Helen Mar, all badly frozen, The Freeman the day after piokedd up in an open boal one of the crew the Halen Mar, wix after three days disd of exposure, The remainder of the crew of the Helen Mar, numbering forty men, and in cluding Captain Baxter, perished, Captain Healy reports that ho believes all veunels have now left the Arctic, the Freeman and Osea being the last to depart, ie whaling seasons bas been most successful, the capture being reported at 0) whales, valusd at $l.- BOO, L007 WOMAN'S REVENGE. Jealousy Leads to Double Marder and Suicide, Ransom Sampson, employed as a esptain on & harbor boat at Cairo, 11, and his wife were shot by a woman named May Sime, at the Planter's House, at 11 o'clock a few mornings ago The woman shot hersell through the heal after firing at Sampson snd his wile, Hamp son js dead and bis wifes fatally injured, The Sims woman was also fatally hurt, The tragedy is due to jealousy. Ee — Govenson Martin, of Arigna, bas of. forea a reward of $6000 for tw captures of “Kid,” the notorious Apache cattle rustler, nave or dead, 800, of delphia have now 4M LE w wid : LO Clos THE LABOR WORLD, Tre labor question is quiet, Tie Baldwin Looynotive Works at J men at word Palla laborers have now an ail m in Lucerne vallay, California. of the biggest gun foundries in the to be established at Buffalo, N, Y. Fars River (Maw) barbars havo decided 7p. ma. Mon lays andl all day holi. Tar J Loaness in ONE day alon has besn no resumntion of worl mn I'nene the Monongahela Valley, in | yi vania, at the three and a half cont rate, nr where building has almost trades workmon Austria, stand- PHO SANDS of building out of employment in Vienoa, come Lo a» still Zan in Ama a half m has permitted thom to siga iron m : ROS LO Des The Three § f Ar the Ohio sville work thy idlene gamated mills at . toon of ALL mans y Vistula ind fo UAH W n January not In sont to sinst the Ve ag t of the laws prod t t nm of foreign laborer { biting rtat under Owixa to th ioral bi listing « mbers the wand Shearery’ fad agt : tt ug to an labor organ £ 1y labo rat n and A NAVY, ———— HEALTH OF THE Sargeon-General Browne Reports on the Sickness and Death late ally the a thousanc, Ww average A FAMILY harred the Ashes ol ir Hom iam ware marge Pear few morn Danihaue Danahager, agad { aged ten year — - $500 NOTE. A NEW It isa Thing of Beauty and is Ready for Issue, The United States Treasury Department has put into circulation the new $500 Treas ury note, It fs a very attractive-looking and ons would be justified in oomeoesiv. ing a yearning desire for if alter viewing it. In fact, it would probably be a case ol love at first sight An attractive featars of this note is the statement which it hears that it is a legal tender for the full value of 50 large, round, {at American dollars, Thatalone is enough to endear it to the heart of any man, yet it is as pretty as it is good In the right band corner js an excellent vignette of General W, T. Bherman in the uniform of a major general Che note bears the signatars of EH. Nebeker, Frensurer of the United States, and W, Roseorans, who secved un ler Goneral Sher roan as Register of the Treasury, —— a started the short Nerve Looax years okl from Bolsa City, [dabo ACEP divide for s:hooi a few days ago \ time after her departure & heavy snow storm set in, and as she did not reac. her destination at noon it was known she wa lost, A searching party wandere! over the hills hoping to find the child Next day they came across her in an old she {, with a dozen sheep, among which sho had caddied down and thus escaped death, ——————— Tux sixteen year old Asughter of John Hampton, in Uurritne ¢ County, North Car oline, eonmitte | suicide a fow days sinoe, by shootis; herself in the temple with a sto!, While at the breakfast table, her ther repramaniod and threatened to chas tise a younger brother, for whom she ap- rod to have an over-walitive attacn- ment. Nhe immediately jot the table, went to Ler room sod committal the fatal aot, — ——— A, Tur Now York Superior CC mart has decided that the pension of $17,571 walch the dires- tors of the New Youx Life fusuraps erm. pany agresd to pay to tae retiring resident of the co npany, Me, Beers, during the re mainder of bis life, is illegal, and oust not Mx be paid, i i } SABBATH CHOOL. INTERNATIONAL LESSGy DECEMBER 4. Foren Lesson Text: “Worked Among the | " Gentiles” Aots xiv, 8.2% Text: Mate, xii, 21 mentary, Golden Com- 8 “Andtl ’ . "Andt riain man at Lystra had" waiked, impotentin i 10 Bovet In chapter ii, 2 we a similar ca and compare Jol This man's physical condition ix of the spiritual condi tion of eve one [57 not been borr from ab without ool ev by naturs in our t had even raise igns and w name by | arnabas and ! rrifled pars 18 trained 1 thing the 1 is apt to full makes more Thess § healed thr hard to {ww ’ was ene unbel earnestly fron. the be that while reating h tm Ar ! 31. The day Le toning | Barabas set forth to wher | preached the OG made may disciples, and then of proceeding home to Tarsus they about their steps and visit agn the very place pave been spersecuted. Wha love for soul, Eive us mow ar ther ta inetd tra where they wolf denial and and devotion tn of such a sparyt 30 Here are groat wide for us, By tis Word and Suirit we mst he estahvishd and emtinge (Lave vil 15; John vill, & Il Chron, xx. and learn to e dure patiently tor His ke (Jas, i, 19; Re. i, 10; John xvi, 20) Seeing only Jos, ooveting only His appral (Math, xvii, § I Tim. 15, we, too all be able to dd» clare what God nas de with us (verse 23, for “It is Bod who wheth” (Phil, i, 13. wel psson Helper, couragr, nd Joss! Lord 20, | | i B — - A RESIDENT of Leago being dis charged by his emoyer, was advised at the same time drown himself. He promptly did ils, his habit of obedience havingbeen too firmly fixed to be swery by a mere dis charge. Now theldow thus created sues the ex-empler for 850,000, for being the promultor of fatal advice. This sot of factwill afford justice an opportunity » use hor finest scales. nnlI—— . CARAWA YT elopement of Che ney's wife was the nature of a boomerang, wat 1t?*" Hooks \ “How 80?" Caray—*She returned | the next day." uth, ——— retrae | REMEDY FOR THICK MILK. Thick milk from a heifer is no doubt due to something in the heifer. blood is not in a healthy state, treatment is necessaay. epsom salt : oatmeal or result; if not dny walter be tly cause ale the barn. If it can be neither sold or fed, the pile of it i» tity of manure made is small, it with the stubble Last of it in; a last resort, because of the difii culty in getting it well wered, and of the slowness with which it decays when so treated ; not ull decased use plant-food, The of my straw is estimated at §2 per ton, large, aud the quan then burn all, plow has it any ns manurial valu if burned, half of this may be lost in the | nittogen. all of which pases off into the air. I fed to the stock, it cannot but realize more than its were manurial value, for snimal produce is worth more than manure, If threshed by band, end the straw is left in a good condition, little broken, it has been sold for 8135 a ton, There is 0 wido margin here lor wise judgment as to what do with the siraw, New York Tribune, —— to RULES YOR PLANTING THE WHITE PINE, Edmund Hersey, Superintendent of the Bussey Farm, advocates the plantin / 4 A and Langsbans fatten more readily than of the white pine. As a timber treo be claims it possesses more good qualities than any other native tree of Massaciu- setts, it is casy to grow fiom the sced or transplant when young. It will flour. ish on a light eandy soil or on a peat | meadow, and on ordinary soil the growth is 00 pid that the tree will be large enough for lumber purposes in thirty five years, Whea the seed is to be planted by ¢ | The | | and some | Give a pound of | 8 dissolved in a quart of warm | | together before the first frost the autumn and placed in up in the grass away Alter the first frost, gather 1 the ¢ and sl them | the cones should be gathered just small end from all enemies. heavy NCH ' seed ne turning | downward over a vessel {a rap with a stick, whet As 1 be planted, i drop oul. BOON A ju te smanil, g stock next spring » out winter { Will Nug Le Kk that a cross of a broan 3 Leghorn upon Ply. Wyandottes, unsurpassed, STAUDIAA, OF for early broilers is keeping cattle Profit lies al. the greater There is no and ball starving them. in the growth the greater the profit proit in growth, hence While iniix may be very beneficial to yet we stated that the re turns do not equal ont hall of those ob. ta.ned by giving it to the poultry. While it is more convenient, al on the farm, to allow poultry a range, yot because this is given should not be especled to make own living. Those who have not given their an evening feed of corn duriag the | met hud better do so when the effeot of | the onol nights is overbalanced by the heating qualities of the corn. Brahmas, Cochios, Plymouth Rocks soo It hows BY, least good they ther hens sum. some of the other breods;* hence caro must be taken in feeding orf the hens will become too fat to lay well, If any formers contemplate adding new blood to their stoek they should by | all means purchase the birds in the fall, The fowls are in the best condition at that time of the year, and if they are put with the rest of the flock the best results will be obtained, i tal Lo HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS. PICKLED CAULIFLOWER, £ 1s { 5 Strip off the leaves and quarter the ald io salt and water, but do Take the caul y cool, sprinkle it not allow it to bail, flower from the dish t with salt and water, put it on a colander When for twenty-four hours to drain, 7 pi you baked pastry in a refriger it aud heavy ia gLOr, as a | To Kot th pulverized ith | arier of an it them f a) | wr years if this is dooe, For mildew, which foe, dust is Do AQ UD #UIM in 1 plant with prinkie with sul; water. Intle soot into the soil. A of oil of turpentine il in ne spray pure ed with one per cent astonishi m ofl lavender is sald to have an elect purifying the air of living action being attributed to formed. The crepe tissue paper bought in many colors for a vard makes (he prettiest ¢ aadle shades, and is much used for fruits and small sachets intended for favors for germs and divpers. An excellent remedy for 1aflamed coves in to soak a little sassalras pith in b Sil ing water; let it draw until the water becomes slimy snd then strain through thin muslin. Pathe the eyes frequently with the liquid. ug rooms, 1 oRote hich ean ba twealy ceals A large piece of charewal laid in the refrigerator will help 1 keep it sweet, it should be renewed once a week. When meat and poultry are baougot in. to the house and are not exten the same day, a piece of charooal inside the poul. try will keop it sweet, At this season of the year, when many heavy articles, counterpanes, eto. are to ve washed it is well to kuow ol un esy and perfectly safe method, Into an or. dinary sized boiler hall full of water put one teacup of this m xture: Ose pound potash, one ounce suits tartar, one ounce wurinte of ammonia, add the clothes and boil half an hour; ree shrouga two waiers and Jry,
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