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LAM LEADERS AT WAH
Ohargca Against the American
Federation's Prosident,
A VOTE OP CONFIDENCE PASSED.
Aftor Dlflcusslurr the Charges of Political
Activity tho Convention, by Unanimous
Vote, Indorses Mr. Clompcra Secrctnry
McCrnltli, the Accuser, Itetlres.
Cincinnati, Doe. 18. At yostonlny'a
Fosslon of tho Amor-lent! I'odunitlon of
Labor convention Delento Million, of the
Street Unilwivy union, erentod a sonsntlon
by rlslnrx to a privileged question and
Btntod that very grave rumors were bolng
ctrculntod ngainst tho genor.il olucors nnd
movliiK thnt a conimitteo of Ave bo ap
pointed to Investigate theso chnrgos. it
was Anally decided to consider the chnrgos J
tn oxocutlvo session.
It is rtatod by delegates that tho chargos
havo boon mndo ngainst other ofllcers by
Secrotnry August McCralth, who circu
lated thorn privately this week. Tho
charges are willful negllgonco in co-oper-nting
with tho ollicora of dlflorcnt unions
during strlkos and on other occasions.
Tho principal charge Is that tho ollicora
co-operated with cortaln political loadors
during tho recont campaign, and that
some of thoso who revoked tho commis
sion of W. C. Pomeroy as organizer woro
themselves guilty of tho same offense In
using their olllclal prostlgo tor political
purposes.
Tho oxecutlvo eosslon continued from 5
p. m. until 8 p. m., and rosultod in the
vindication of Presldout Gomrorn and tho
retirement of Socrotary McCralth, whoso
torm oxplros next month. Whllo tho
ruinora of charges surprised Presldout
Qompors and all others except a select
few of tho delegates, there scorns to havo
boon much agitation Wednesday night
over tho sensation thnt was to bo sprung.
Kx-Socretary A. O. WInos and Socrotary
August JleOrnlth were separated by
frlonds while quarrollng In a room at tho
Denuison House in tho early morning
hours, and rovolvors aro said to havo boen
drawn.
l'ho trouble was botwoon Presldont
Qompors and Secretary McCralth, and
dated back to tho Inst campaign. In tho
absence of Presldont Gompors it Is said
that McCralth edited The Fcilorntlonist.
MoCrnith Is considered a socialist, und
was afterward a sllvor man, but In tho
absence of Provident Gompors ho kopt nut
articles on tho silver question that had
boen previously appearing In tho organ of
tho federation. At a subsequent meeting
of tho oxecntlvo council this matter, with
other differences botwoon tho presldont
and socrotary, were cousldored, and Socro
tary McCralth was compelled to apologize
to Prosident Gompers.
It is charged that nftor this notion of
tho exooutlve council Socrotary MoCralth
conspirod against Presldont Gompor3 and
tried to mako acaso ugainst the presldont
on tho correspondence of tho latter with
certain prominent political loaders In the
silver movemout. Socrotary McCralth hold
that In replying to tho lottor of tho sllvor
leadersPresidont Gompers went beyond the
power of tho president of the federation.
Whllo Socrotary McCralth is called an an
archist by many delegates, ho is recog
nized by all ns a consistent trade union
ist, and as being averse oven to any sort
of alllllatlon with political parties. It Is
claimed that President Gompers does not
nfUllate with any party, but that his cor
respondence with tho advocates of freo
silver was In accordance with resolutions
adoptud at tho last three national conven
tions tho federation. It was out of this
correspondence that sprang tho rumors
about Prosident Gompors bolng closely
associated with National Chulrman Jones
amlothors.
The dobato In executlvo session was tur
bulont and acrimonious. President Gom
pers was finally roquotod to nniko 11 state
ment, but ho said only a few words, nnd
announced that all his correspondonca
and his actions In the official capacity of
presldont.of tho federation wcrons open to
the delegates and tho world as tho corre
spondence which Secretary McCralth had
eocn fit to bring to this convontlon.
After considerable discussion, which re
flected mora 011 thoso who had clroulatod
tho rumors of serious ohargos on President
Gompers, Delegate Ponna, of tho Minors"
union, offorod tho following:
"Having heard the chargoi of nllogod
wrongdoing by Preildont Gompors dur
ing the recont 1 all tic.-il campaign, He
solved, That we indorso the prosldont'o
position, dismiss the charges audexono
ruto him from all blame."
There woro only three dissenting voices
for tho resolution, and the throo voting in
the negative announced that they did so
on account of their opposition to free sil
ver, which thoy would not Indorso In any
form, although thoy doslred to Indorso
President Gompers.
Another resolution, adopted wlthont a
dissenting voice, "declares In unqualified
language our confidonoe in Prosident
Samuel Gompers ns a man worthy of the
causo ho has espousod and for whioh ha
has sacrificed his time, health and abil
ity." A similar resolution of confidence
was unanimously adopted In indorsing
the flvo members of tho executive council.
After tho notion of tho convention In
exocutlve session, Seoretnry MoOralth an.
nounced that ho would retire, and thq
friends of Delegate Morrison, of the Chi
cago Typographical union, are now confi
dent of Morrison's eleotlon without op.
position. It is tho general opinion that
all of tho old ofllcers will ba re-elected ex
cept Secretary McCralth.
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ItOSSKLlviLtE, Ky., Deo. 18. There Is n
great deal tt oxoltomout hero. Arch Dink
and Hill Proctor nra accused of having
killed Anron and Poo Proctor at Adalrs.
vlllo, this county, Nov. 91, and a mob la
expocted to como and tnko them out of
jail and hnng them, Tho latter hasal
ready beon tried throe times for murder.
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Willi amspoht, Po., Doe. 18. A man
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Alderman OEORCiB PRY, Allentown, Pa.
It would b'o difficult to And a mora popular city official than tho gentle
man whoso portrait appears above. Ho lm been so closely Identified with
all that relates to tho well being of Allentown and Lehigh County, and been
in public lifo so long that his numerous friends will bo particularly interes
ted in what ho has to say. Ills neighbor, Mr. n. IL C. Smith, In comment
ing on Mr. Fry's caso saysi "It was pitiful to look at him, ho was so nervon
and wasted. Ho told mo ovcry day that ho could not llvo long. I watch"
this caso from day to day and noted tho changes, Tho doctors could Ev
help him, but slnco ho began taking Dr. Miles' Ncrvino I never saw a mr
change so. Ho now looks better than ho has in ten years. Everybody ask
hlm what brought about tho chango and ho answers, Dr. Miles' Nervine."
Mr. Fry sends us tho following statement, dated May 11, 1895. '
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of La Grippo which I had in 1801. They claimed my spino was affected
and this would weaken my nerves. I took medicines from many doctor:
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is brought to tho enjoyment of better health than ho had boforo his sever
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OR CHIEF HURQKSH,
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jjion chief nuitaissa,
CHARLES G. PALMER,
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Subject to Citizens party rules.
JjlOR CHIEF BURGESS,
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Subject to Democratic party rules.
JjlOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
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Subject to Democratic party rules.
JJ10U CHIEF BURQKaS,
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Subject to the Citizens party rules,
JjlOR CHIEF BURGESS,
ALEX. DAVIS,
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JjlOR TAX RECEIVER,
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JjlOU CHIEF BURGESS,
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The Cuban Junta Admits That
the Leader Was Killed.
TEE TRAITOR ZERTUOHA'S VICTIM.
It Is Even Suspected That the Tronchcrntis 1
rhyslcinn Himself 1'lreil the Shot That
Ended the (lallnnt Soldier's I.lfo Wey
lor Strongly Fortifying Ilnvnun.
New YoriK. Deo. 17. Dr. J. Castillo, of
tho Cuban junta, says that In tho opinion
of tho junta thoro can bo llttlo doubt of
Macoo 8 donth, and that It Roncrally Is
believed that ho came to his death through
troachory on tho part of Dr. Zcrtucha. In
order to learn tho facts about tho ongafro-
mont in which tho patriot was killed,
emissaries have beon sunt from Havana to
find tho troops which he commanded.
several had returned and reported that
they could find no traco of the insurgents,
8howluit that thoy hud retreated further
Inland. Mvo soldiers, who wcro wounded,
woro found In huts which had beon turned
Into hospitals, and they told the u cents of
tho junta that Macoo was not dead. How
ever, not much faith is pinned on the as
surances of the wounded men of Macco,
since tho lniri" may have been shot after
tho former li..d boon rendered hors do
combat.
Tho suspicion Is extant that Zortueha
fired the bull it which ended Slacoo's
brilliant career, but It is pretty well es
tablished that tho treacherous physician
had Informed the Spaniard of tho plans
of tho Cuban chief. With the Informa
tion In their pjsiesslou about tho inten
tions of Mucoo, tho forces under Major
Clrujoda permitted Mucoo to cross tho
troeha without molestation, and thon fell
upon hi in In largely superior numbers at
n convenient place. It is certain, in tho
opinion of tho local junta, that Weylor
and Ahumada know all about tho pros
pective movement of tho insurgents, it
is even possible that Zcrtucha advised tho
expedition to cross tho trocha.
As inquiry procoods further no addi
tional coullrmatlon of tho story that
Macoo was lurod to a supposod poaco oon
forencecau bo obtained, although It seems
to bo certain that Macoo was entrap, od
Into an ambuscade through tho machina
tions of Zcrtucha. Subsequent ovents aro
likely to show that tho latter account Is
tho correct one.
Kilorts aro niaklne to brlmr nn ofllccr.
who was on Maceo's sta!T and prcrent
when ho was shot, to this country, so that
ho may bo bout to Washington to appear
beforj tho foreign relations conimitteo of
tho senate. This plan is expected to bo
vory fruitful of results If successful.
Tho Cnbnn League of tho Uultod State
has, through its president, lalian Allen,
issued an address to tho puoplo of the
United Btutes appealing for funds to carry
on the war. J ho address says in part:,
"Arms and ammunition, and more than
this, food for hungry troops and pooplo,
with medicines for their sick and wounded,
may bo shlppo.l to insurgent ports with
full permission of ourstututos, since, with :
no formal nlockade ugainst us, we may as
freely traflle ihero us with tho ports of
continental Spain." Contributions may
bo bout to Dariiu II. James, the treasurer,
at Ko. 2UI1 IJroudwi.y, New York city.
AOriVHY IN HAVANA,
Weyler Ilullillnir I'ortlflciitlons, ns Though
Anticipating a Siuge.
Kev Whst, Kin., Doc. 18. Passengers
by last night's steamer from Havana nlate
that rumors of Hunting near the trocha
wero rife ill Havana yosterday. The move
ments of troops in the streets wero moro
frequent than usual. Indicating Important
operations under way. Tho reports in
Havann that Macoo is not dead havo be
wildered tho people. All the newspapors
stato that this matter must be sifted out
and settled at once. Thoy call upon the
olllclals to havo Maceo's and young Go
mez's bodies oxhumed and brought Into
tho city for Identification. All tho papers
say thnt the prosont sonsatiounl acts and
rumors Injure the Spanish causo. Cubans
are still divided in opinion, though tho
general beliof Is thnt Macoo is dead.
Gomez Is advancing westward, hut ov
lnrr to strict censorshln over tho tolcirranh
lines and tho osplonago ovor all American I
correspondents In Havana It is difficult to
get reliable news. It is known that tho
officials feel greatly worried oyer the statu
of affairs around Matanzas, but whether
it Is Gomoz or Illvera who Is oporatlng
thoro is hard to determine.
Many now fortifications havo boon built
In the city, and Woyler seems to bo pro
paring for n slego. This action naturally
awakens suspicion and worries tho resi
dents groatly ovor tho situation. Tho
news of tho departure of anothor expedi
tion from tho Florida coast for Cuba has
caused the Spanish newspapors to raise
another howl against the Americans and
their policy of surreptitously aiding thoso
whom thoy don't ilaro to help In tho opon.
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IN EFFECT DEC
Trains leave Shenandoah n ,1!
For New York via l'hlladi "j
l 10, O'D, I 1U a. 1U.,
Sundays, 2 10 n. m.
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3 25. 710 a.
For Readlnc
2 10, 8 23, 7 10 a.m., 12 33, 3 OOrc
uays, - 10 a. in. f ...
For I'ottsvllle, week days, ' '
12 S3, 3 03 and 5 58 p. m. Sun1 k
ForTamaqua and Mahanoir.)
2 10, 3 25, 7 10 a. m., 12 33, 3
Sundays, 2 1Q n, m.
For Wllllaiuaport, Sunbit
week days, 3 25, 11 30 a. in., de
Sundays, 3 23 a. m. ..l
Wn. TlllIn(l. Plana wol-.
7 10, 11 30 a. in., 12 33, 2 00, 3
p.m. nunuays, z lu, a a. rp
ror Asniana anu anamoici
710,1130 a. m., 200,725 at
days, 3 25 a. m.
For Baltimore. 'Waslilntrto
B. & O, It. R., through tral,
Terminal, Phllmlelphla, (I'
7 65,1125 a. m 8 10 and 1 a. 1
3 20,7 00,1128 a. ra.,3 40 air If
tlonal trains from Twenty-ir t
nut streets station, week dav-...
12 It 8 40 pm. Sundays, 1 83 in
TRAINS FOR 8IIF.1.1
Leave New York via V
days, 30, 8 00 a. m., 1 30, t
night. Sundays, 6 00 p. tn.
davs. i so. a io b. m.. i nn ' n
Leave l'hllmielnhla. ltendl
days, i 20, 8 as, 10 05 a. m.
p.m. Sandavs. 11 30 n. in.
Leave Reading, week da
11 55 a. m., 6 00 and 8 30 p. in,
Leave l'ottaville. week da
12 SO and 6 12 p. m. Sundny
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For a Monuiueut to James C. lllalne,
Wabhinqto.v, Doo. 18. A bill Intro,
duced yosterday by Itepresentntivo Bull, of
Rhode Island, appropriates $50,000 for tho
trcctlon of a monitmontal statue to James
G, Hlnlno, In Washington, south of tho
stato. war nnd navy building.
Relief In Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relloved in six hours by tho "Now Great
South Amorlcan Kidney Curo," This new
remedy Is a great surprise on account of ita
exceeding promptness in relieving pain In
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages In male or fenialo.
It relieves retention of water aud pain In
passing it almost Immediately. If you want
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.rV.( ' ' datlon, 7 15 a. in., i 15 p, in mil
rarior uars on all ezpressi
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Leave Tamaaua. week dai r 1 II
m., 1 27, 7 20 nnd 9 13 p. m. f
Iave Mahnncy City, wiis'l 1
11 47 a. m., 2 03, 7 si and 10 Of
a. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, we
8. SO, 987, 1159a. in., 112,3
10 23 p. in. Sundays, 2 40, I
Leave Wllllamsport, week
m am anu ii si p. m, Mundc
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ill 8 0' vl
ATIANT1C CITY
Leave Philadelphia Cheiti"'1!'
nouin street whan lor
Weekdays- -Ksnress.
p. lu. Accommodation
Kn,iiliv-u1l'vtpi.uu nm i
inodatlon, 8 00 a. Ill , 4 45 p 4 fi
Returning leave Atlantlcl II
Atlantic and Arkansas aven a
ccauays- isxprcsg, 7 &5
p. m. Accommodation, (i I
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