BURGL ARS SCARED OFF.
a Prize on Eighteen Thousand Dot- |
tars.
Apnl 4. —A bold wtomit|
bh the Lorsip connty tress
i
i
SHENTSIP nu PASSED.
! Eynt A Cy,
It was made to;
Iv
One Vote Ww. a:
. A grainst
Onh v
x
sridod
T bis mpeorotng £3
Ita ba :
5 sf the bye Lee Te
SOnun
the door to the trenuiry office Lud
bind vag
i, #4 1
TRAIN ROBBERY BILL §0FS THROUCH. | the «oot
: : I had heen drat'ed sng filled with troely-
gorine, The fase wie | §. 4
{the burg tare hn
ng it oe
Fhe er of
vanit. Th
who were evideutly professional erscks.
reed and that, tn the
in i or
prt pit at
A Mussure Aimed uf 1he Sppressios of |
«Pluck me" Stores Intrpaseed.
Harrissoro, Apnld ~The bonse open |,
ed its session to-day with the report of =
pamber of bills from estmittee. Khortly |
Before the opeding of the smeion two or|
three committees met in the hall of the
house and took astion on some bills they
bad in their possession, not caring to
waste time or energy in chmbing the
stahs to the committee rooms Ina short
time committee work in the booee will
be over, when an order for night seesions
will again be issued.
The chairman of the committee on
rales to-day offered a resolution which
: fixed Monday night to consider senate |
bills oo second reading which was agreed
Mr. Fow, of Philadelphis, by nnavi-
mons consent, this morning presentad 8
. bill to prohibit the eale of sir gous snd
other dangerous firearms to minor cbil-
‘dren. This action was prompted by the
wounding of ex-Speaker Faunce, of
Philadelphia, by a ¥lobert rifis in the
bands of a small boy while on his way to
‘Atluntie Oity Tuesday.
Mr, Omalley, Lackawanna, also pre-
sented a pew bill to prevent physicians
froma &isclosing 10 evidence upon the trial
of case, any information acquired 1o
et a patient in a professional ca
brian Tia
uo Nuns tly
A
awry, fait Down TRIES A
tivde mace font] uvet
men, : .
The county officials Lave: telegraphed
for an expert to open the door as the)
conmder it dangerous to tumper with the
vault in ite present condition. There ie
abont $18,000 in the vanlt, bot to get at
the money it would bave been NOASIBATY
for the robbers to drill itto a heavy
heve taken conriderable t timé.
KILLED aT mEYNOLOSVILL ¥.
A Youth of the “Miure reli tt: Aer the
Wheels of a Box Car.
cident occurred Toesday eviuing in the
East End, near the oid R. aid F.C R
R. scale office, 18 the miners, were return.
iog from their = wk on tha i train which
hauls them beck and forth. and which
cost a 16 year oid boy, by the psma of
Downe, bis life, D:fferent stories are
sfioat as to now the mccideat occurred.
Ove is to the effect that the hoy wis jeao-
ing against a a box car door, apd the door
being loose, he lost his balance and fell
out, and i» doing this be made an «fort
to grab the door and hold bimsell from
faliing. The effurt to save Limes turned
him under the wheels of the moviog
train, mangling’ ove leg 3nd severely
braismg the other. It vu decided, by
medical authority, that the log eho: Id be
amputated, but the dodtors, Hilukivg be!
sould pot possibly enrvive, waited to see
what the indications wonid be, mod as
| thonght, tha boy died dariog Wednes-|
day night. ;
At 11:30 the bili to regulate the enn
ployment and provide for the safety of
perons in tepement bounes, etc., was
cslled up for final passage. This bill ie
koown here as tbe “Baker Sweatebop
Bill.” :
Before a vote was taken on the bill Mr
Foelit, of Union, made the gtntament that | :
jt wae 8 ‘measure that receivad the en |
domement of sll labor organizations in|
Abe State and was ove of great benefit to
that olsss.
‘Mr. Bliss, Delaware. hoped that the
‘bil would become a law for the sake of
suffering humanity. He considered it
- ome of the best measvrés before the
legislatore for the relief of the poor
Mr. Dambuoey said that if there wasany
objections to the bill it would be on so
count of the number of rew inspectors
"thet would be added to the factory de
partment. If the house voted against
this increase it destroyed to unity of the
bill, snd would not give tbe relief intend-
od by the bull. Therefore, the bill had to
be voted for in ite entirety.
The bill then passed Suslly be s vole
of168to 1, Mr. Kerr, of York, being
the only person who voted against it.
The train robbery bill was passed
Mark d the Top Noten,
Uxtoxrows, April 4. — Last week prob- |
‘ably marks the ‘high mark of the oo ke |
boom for the present. The shipments sg
gregate 2.221 cars, 10 cara more than the]
‘previous week and the top noteh of ship |
ments in any week since coke has been
made in the Connellsville region.
The present week will show a falling oft
all aroand. It ie eaid that W. J. Rainey
bas banked a great many of his ovens,
perhaps one-third, and the Frick Coke.
company has aleo shut down 4 grest many
This slamp was expected to follow the
jump in quoted prices from $1 to $1.3
pec ton, although it is said the latter
price is being shaded, as the dollar mark
bad been cat before the advance. The
millions of tona of coke stosked at far
paces costing $1 and lees will now be
joonedmad, and the region will ses a de-
| pression until the surplus is out of the
fimslly. It reads that any person or per- | road. An authority states that the Car-
‘sors who shall remove, displace or irjare negie Steel company tins 450,000 tons of |
any switch, frog, rail, tie, bridge or | Soke piled at their farnasces, and the ad-|
trestle, or who shall place upon avy pails | VADICR in pric S mesns & SAVIBE © te wbout |
rosd track any obstruction: : fap | BOO t 5 that conearn alone,
‘sobstance, or enter into nny pons :
therefor, wiih the design of sloppiog
tzain for the porpose of robbery ou av
- padlway in the Stats snd eball they rob o
attempt to rob, maim, woud, mjiara or
kill any passenger sgent, employee or
person or persons, or ehall rob or attempt |
to rob an express company, mail eosch,! three seata.
baggage or car of any motey, or valuable
thing whatsoever, either the propersy ef
wach company, agent, employee orf pae-|
Rbode j«tand Flettion.
F Apnl 4
raiity for the head of the Rapablican tick-
povinesce. R 1.
{ot governor Brown last year. The
Deraoceratic vote fell off over 8,000. On |
sesembly tickets the Democrats gained
*
en an 4 A
Arrow C.ub's Races Sanctioned.
PHILADELPRIA, April 4,—Among the
‘sapétione announced as granted by the
itor
poy
PILE Re 4
the;
| Belnire, Zanesville and Cueivne't ruil 1
ro tw no olne ty the mbbeors, {
this |}
1 fore renching =
Adonble sale inside the vault, {which would
REYNCLDSVILLE, April 4, 1895. —An ac
~The plu-;
Let will be 10,801, ge compannl with 8, 507
ssnger or other person ot the pro
another in bis or their care or custody |
perty of | | racing hoard
of the Lesgue of American
| Wheelmsen, ie thet of the Arrow Uycle
shall if convicted, be guilty of train. rob-! Lelab, of DuBois, in Pabeh for July 4
. bety snd shall be punished by eon fine- |
ment in the penitentiary for a term of not
lens than fifteen years.
Land Bb.
Three Batldings earned,
A covflagration occorred ou the river
Harampono, April 4.--In the house! front Jast night about 10 o'slock, in which
the Seifert bill proyidiog that no school { | taree buildings wera reduced to sashes. It |
WENT eA
yr
as rock
{rn
finld
prawn!
i =
ihe,
CEMALAS [¥*™ CTIY EH
SENGEAR | Lisnil] hil
goof Fire grim Sloek
wrt Mei Dest ro
Zasp yan O Apni bh —At Wing
five toile west of Summerfield, on tbe
for Thetr Pow’s
$3
ros, awinl wreck took place
morring. A eoach on the #estbonnd
pasa per train jomped the track jst Be-
1ieatis which epsns 8
small sirenm. The struclore 1s bnilc on a
enrve, and the wsoh, after ropniog sloog
Rl
*
4
the epgine from the reils and the trestle
went down,
The engiveer and fireman both remsin-
od at their posta. The former was ine
stant] killed and the latter fetally irjar-
ad.
ples. A wife snd several chiidren sar
vive him, The Broman, Jessa Jobhus, one
svmarres. Mrs. Yonog sud ber hittle
dangbter, of Somme field, xnd a resident
of Bealaville, whose name is nnknown,
were also instantly killed, Several others
were sitghtly dvjored.
COURTEOUS #5 SENATORS. :
The House, However, Dide’t mind Wr. Walton's
Sarcasm.
Harniesrne, April 5. —~There were
mADY empty = *= in the hoose this moro-
ing when Speaker Walton called it to
order. The nenn! Inrge number of pe
titions acd men niles were piled oo the
gposher’s tutile sod pearly bslf en hoor
: tribating them to the different comm'!-
tees,
When original resol ations wera ip order
| abont a dczen members with resolat ons
A TESTE - fe
i
i
Near Nu mmer | |W
HD. |
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Fed almost
the ties nny wimost acroes it, dragged
Ta epgiveer wes Eli Laoss, of thie
wis taken np in readiog them and di
lin their bands tried to gain the atteotion
Lof thie speaker. All the resolutions were
tor special order on Jooal bills. Mr. Foe,
of Philadelphia, smd thatit was not neces:
| gary to want special orders for those bills,
| £8 thare wonld soon bs & 1>eal calendar
| tor the consideration of legislation of tlie
| character. Tae speaker reiterated what
Mr. Pow bud said, but the house paid
1 po attentiop, but went on Jemandiog
|apecisl orders, apd this prompted tbe
spesker to remark that ssustorisl cour
tesy was taking bold in the bouse. Not-
withstanding the hints the house contin:
aed ou the special order business snd did
pot stop aotil moré then 8 dcz:n ware
placed on tbe calendar.
Mr. L wrence, of Washington, was
granted « special order for the considers.
tion of the senate bill relating to the com-
evidence in qnestion of simulated or al-
tered bandwniting; sod defining some of
the existing rules of law upon these sub-
jects, which was taken up at ovce and
passed second reading. :
A namber of bills of first reading wire
disposed of and the bouse adjoarved,
| after being io y peasion aboot 45 minntes,
?
Armas for Revolationists.
{New York; April § - Ivforman
‘ reached the Sa east th
sp fine
rw
5 r
wiki |
§
lot of arma and amma ether f
ba rey ni pred
| hera to-morrow and Cx leotor- Kil
Was ri quested to prevent such a sbi -
ment. Datectives soon d scoverad that a
"thousand stand of arme sud 500 000 curt
rid ges destined for Savanilia, Columlis,
bad been put aboard the Atlas line stenr.-
or Atlené, which saile to-morrow. Kii-
| breth eould not interfere, as the arme are
not shipped to Caba,
volironisig w ws st
reach the Caban inenrgent:.
Decline 10 Pix a Scale
Corcunea, O., April 5.— The Obio mi-
fers’ new officers decline to fix a wage
sole. Another convention will ba called |
when the Pittsburg strike is ended to fix
district shall share in the state sppropria | was te burning of what is known smoog | a neale. A resolution declaring the Ohio
Sion o schocls nutil it bik levied a aX Of | {ha boys ne **Bumtown” or the “Bowery,” | miners would preserve the nine-cent dat-
two mille for school purposes, was de- 4ud threw shanties went up in smoke. | ferential protecting them from the Pebn-
feated.
petency of experts and to the rules of |
The Spanish offi- |
' tanh
cinls are sure tbe arme will even a. 7 ba ffey, this connty, with the Pittsburg,
osc CONVICTED.
of Against Him on the Charges of Unnatural
P dciices.
a %, Apil 5. - us cise of Osvar
iden Baeinet the er gris of Queensberry
rbd a 8 elope this TH
to
foul pot ape 2
wok utils of i
Bry yor Fret deg
wus BEY ig
a veidiet in ft
of the dele dup!
Sit
¥
‘sy
the ile
at
ity
dunt Wap
Flog 3
ARM 1S
i
ol
Supot the
} o {ri
“
badd
Se ET STey TE
HR
3d f
pets made for the prlsie goin.
Tre Od Bailey court-roam was crowd-
to suffocation ils woriog |
when Mr Carson resutned Lis epsech uo
behalf of the marquis. It sonld be bis
painfal duty, be said, to pnt npon the
witness stand men who would sy esk free-
ly of the natare of their compection with
the plaintiff, Wilde.
The ages of the men varied from 13 to
23 yvare. They were of the class of ser
vente and valels not beloug'og to Mr
Wilde's station in life, not interested in
litersture or art, yet they sddressed this
distinguished drsmatist by his christian
nsme, O car, be in torn cailiog them
Charlie, Freddie, ote. Mr. Usreon seid
‘he wonld produce overw belming evidence
sgninst. Wilde,
Sir Bdwwrd Cinrke interrupted Mr.
Cmreon sid ssid be bed oopdertakem s
gre t reepousibt ity 10 defending Wilde
agninst the obargzes made agsinst bim by
the M-rqmis of Queensberry. In regard
to the hterstare which Wilde bed pab
Lislet, nud apon which Mr. Carmon had
qoestivued him, be (Sir Edward). bed
come to the pawful cvoclusion thas it
could not be expected that the jary woald
tind a verdict of guilty on the sotual
words need by the defendant, vis: That
Wilde was posing ae a devotee of unnat-
Wilde in the tuterim of the adjournment
of the ¢ourt kud io order to save the aoart
the painful det ils connected with the
rest of the ¢ ee he was prepared to seoept
a verdict of the jary in regard to Wilde's
literatore. :
The jadge interposed and esid if the
jury were justifiad 10 agreeing upon a
| vardiet ou one part of the case they must
returo a verdict of guilty ur sot guilty se
re gurds the entire case.
The jory then readered a verdict of pot
guiity, to which Sir Edward Ciarke ss-
sented, and supplemented their verdict
with the declarstinn that the charges
made by the defendant against Wilde,
which constituted the libel complaint of,
were true, and that they had been Tande
in the publio interest. .
When the verdict was rendered the mar-
‘juis of Queensberry left the dock amid
jond cheers. The jodge granted an order
requiring Wilde to pay the costs of the
detenve. Wilde wae not in court this
morvniog.
Sir Edward Clarke held his consaltstion
with Wilde within the precincts of the
court this morning.
The “Westminister Gapatte” says:
Wilde hurriedly left the bailding during
Bir Edward Clarke's statement.
Wilde was arrested this sfternoon ‘snd
lodged in a cell.
-Rhot Bis Jaw Off
Tuesday yoong
who has made his home
1X48!
tast at Madera a
Ceillnap,
ene
DR
i
mR
of wy.
of hie
of ry
w
! haf
i
3 aad part tae Us WE
f
»
tiie tare discharge of a shot gio in
aia now at
the Philipsharg bospital and the dogtors
say he will racovar.—Clearfleld Spirit".
prem
tii hands of bis brother,
The Plitaburg and Esstern.
| It in expected that work will cothmenoce
| on the Pittsburg and Eastern railroad,
| whieh conpects the Beech Creek at Ma.
| MeKeesport aud Youghiogheny at West
| Newton, Westmoreland county, abont the
15th of this month. The road will leave
‘the Beech Creek below Mahuffey, cross
| the river and run along the side of the
hill to Whiskey Run, where a viaduct
will cross the P. sand N. W. and Penusyl-
vanla tracks and the river, then up the
river to near Cush Creek, where it again
| There wae no ineuranoa oo the buildings gylvania miners wig applaaded thie morn- | crosses to the west side and follows Cush
Bill to prohibit misici and manufac "+0 the loes ia total. The shanties wera of 10g, but not acted on.
turing corporatione and limited partoer- three ply boarde, tin roofed and well fio- |
ships from carryiog on company stores ich. (ff on the pside. Glarng pict ares |
or general sapply storee; to prevent the
eozrcion of employees off sach corpora
tions or limited partoerabips ito dealing
led
tir
b
at, snd with stores control hy ead
corporations or lim pol
by etockholdere, sharebiolders, mene
“agents, cierks or énipl loyres thereof;
vidirg & pena) fty {or violation of the ese
spd waking dnty ¢ cil fartor
tor aud A to Ine
tious, pnesed second réadfog.
¥
shed ers
. - a
£% 5 FER
4
Ex Ir
+
4 nk
Gig urpl ie nt A whe.
Suicided in a Pet,
Mnwivkee, Wie, Apnl 4. —Bortha |
Hautinet, aged 17, commiited suicide this |
morning because Ler molber slapped her
in the face.
. Tue girl returoed bom sboot midnight
last night aud ber mother demanded to
know where she had been. Bertha. re-
fased to say and her mother slapped ber.
The girl then went to her room. Boon
afterward the family was awakened by a
shot and the mother found ber
: daughter lying oo the floor with o bullet
through ber bead.
. Ciash Between Misoers.
Orrowa dows, April 7.—600 striking
stiners marched $0 Cinciznati, lows, yee- |
terday and indused the men there to
ome out. The Cincinnati men say they |
‘will return to work to-morrow sud the!
.atrikers, who are camped there, threaten
to prevent them. The military comnary
hae been ordered to De ue rendu,
bat the
Cignr:
ka were erected 1 which
utd recline at their ese.
tn the pamber of tho
sed on the walle, aid all these to-
their ooking and beating
i
ba ’
a3 18
ABOS Were
Rt
ow pitt
LE 5
2% th were |
fi
the ae
forms of
As the flames 1it op.
2 of the ight the shalowy f
8 “ry
ny boys were geen flitting to snd fro;
orror wea depicted oo cach blancued
; soistenance as they saw the flames lick-
"ing up their property, and shouts wounld
20 up as each crambling wall fell with a
dull sickening thud. The next morning
the sun shone on a diffurent s08Re, —
Panxsutawney News.
-— ini
Hiring Alabama Fire-caters. :
" Cmicaeo, April 7.—A Birmingham spe-
cial says agents of the Cuban revolutioo-
ists are hiring men in Alabama to join an
expedition which is expeetad to sail soon
from Florida for Cabs,
Eiectrical Works Burned.
Kewanx, N. J., April 7—Clark &
Wheeler's electrical works near here were.
barved this morning. Over $50,600
worth of motors and dynanos were de
stroyed. The total loss is $110,000.
of viriety sctresses ndoroed the walle and |
boys | ™
l:oked np in the devouring ele.
* f
Mr, Mansur Not lmproved.
WssHINGTON, April 7.—~There was no
egw
went in the gon wdition
patty compteaiier of the
5 a
2a
Hy
EGTY, ha
iy erit
rat any
§ noascning
ng
aad dentl
3! 0
« Mr
sI'%
Climo
it
TREQIL Somien?t
! :
© vy
dla.
th evel
| BIG 12 LOW With 4
Lrdi mati
= $3.
a
Yieferred ta
New Yor
ntbhracite sos}
ym Hoard
i 4
8
RK, Arril grien the
3
a J
ing to-day an
! allotments,
[ferred to the board of arbitration consist.
»e \ co 3
! oe yong hel
power to make tinal settlement.
Shot Fis Wile.
Nzw York, April 5. —Jesse N. Gregory,
a 'loogshoreman, shot and killed his wife
Clara tonight. The marderer eecaped.
Gregory's wife left him receutly on ac
count of hie brutality.
One Robber Kilted,
Hexvessay, O.T, April 5—A battle
took pimoe beween Marshal Medsun’s
deputies and five of the Rock Island train
robbers at Cimarron last evening. Ove
robber wae killed and another wonuded.
Death ou the Rats.
WrLLiAMSPORY, April 7--Oce man was
killed and four tujured by tbe derailment
nf & irecht tratv on a Comwal and
PB nb iewt meiiwa) yestendun).
To Prevent a Massncre
WassINGToN, April 5 Urgent orders
| have been sent Admiral Kirkland to as-
! semble shipe of his command at Smyr-
woe, to prevent the threats. ‘
us ro Afra 3
v
ed unscoiie of shrstisue,
of Charles |
dott t
Maasor's
a third meet- |
cnsesd percentages sud |
The. question was finally re- | Glenn, a negro-desperado, ran pba this
i
| Creek to the sommit, then southwest
throngh Indiana into Westmoreland avd
| svosser the Pennsylvania pear Latrobe;
| thence southwest to Weat Newton where
the connection 18 made, This pew rail-
| rand wif! give Clearflald a splendid con-
Cre sek |
a the oe nat |
otinn west nnd make the Beach
#iryyte
Mur
morte imo he
pais im b
An west SRT Os SP rit.
RAN AMUCK.
jerado Xiiled Two Men and Wounded |
Theresa Cthers.
Fla, ~ Brit |
JACKSONVILLE, Apnl
| morning aad as a result two men are
ing of five of the presulents, who have dead and three wounded, one probably
fatally.
The killed are Napoleon Stacks, a ne-
aro porter, sud Edward Minor, s police
man. The wounded are James Cletagns,
colored, wound probably fatal; Jamin
black, name unknown.
Stacks was killed first and it wae while
resisting arrest that Glenn killed Police-
‘man Minor and wounded the others.
Chicago's New Head of ot Police.
Police Brennan. resigned yesterday and
the mayor appointed Aseistant Superin-
tendant Kipley to the vecant position.
Disagreement with the police ccmmis-
sioners over the discharge of extra men
whom Brevrnan wished metained ia son
pored tis bave gaavend Lie ros tation,
[i 5 INDIGNANT.
wi
¥
tthe iar
Log e. fgiae |
ural practices, He bad ocousuited with |
man |
: i
Snow
THEY HAD ed oF JESSE JAMES.
| And Indinas and Wild avd Woolly
West mod Teain Robbers $na woech
Thi ge.
"oy
Wal
taw
sud Ed.
Hie o
sud
will -
{ Golde
vauia tiesd
yunog were
Wasninar 8, April 7 —When the busines sod evidently coms
port of the spasch male in the Metho ist 7 aded it @onld best for them to hold up
aaloruites: wn: tile Sunt bv Tem in freagint treio wa sn experiment before
: tackling a passenger trai, sitbongh the
Mog spd » sahseqrently published witer- | : :
view with Lansing scensing President! possible amount of plunder that coald be
Cleveland of intemperance, were shown (carried away from a freight tein could
to the president this evening be said: | 20tte competed to what wight be gethe
“This is simply oatragecns,. | canpnt jared Ob & passenger train. Al all events
avord a fesling of indigaation that apy | the wonid-ba outlsws did hold ups fovight
one sssaming the role of a christwn mto- train one day lst we-k and = day Isler
jeter should pew wit hinss!f to besome the | were landed ir imi}. fortnostely before
diepeminator of wholessls live, Dot less they bad Killed any person. They bad
stupid than they are crnel snd wicked. | | been remnding Wild. Bi” literature dar-
The elements of a most approved ontfit ing the long winter and lust week cooclu-
tor placing a false secasstion before the {ded to start out co a rampage After
public appear to ba first, someone with | supplying themselves with revolvers sod
bos:ness sod motives snflicient tu joveot | kuivee they started scross. the ocunlry,
it: second, a minister witl more galiibil | | travediug several miles from bome before
ity and love of notoriety than piety, g . making an sttempt to give vent to the
ily willing to listen to and gahble it, “and'| #9Irit of warfare thut enrged ander thelr
third, pewspapers ansionsly willing to flannel shirte,. They came to the Peuo-
poblish it. { aylvania rar'road tos mrles from St. Maryse
“Por the sake of the christians religion | 80d est dows 10a wild snd sacladed spot
I sm thankfal these scand.l-moogerivg for & train to ovmme along. It wes only 8
mivisters are few and on every sceoant [ | Short tite aotil a freight train rurobled
sm glad of tke American's love for fair 1° sight sud tivey placed themeelves in
play aod jostice and that despite all ef. Position to Hag it. Tobe engineer saw the
forts to mislead them they are spt to form | 0 ©a the feck ahead of him
s correct estimate of the character and la- | waving their hats frantieslly, and think
bors of their public servants.” (10g there was dapger came tos atop. al
- | had po scorer done so than the thres men
flushed their revolvers spd commanded
him to get down. from bis perch »t the
itheottle, The engiveer saw at once that
the train had been etopped by outlaws
instead of getting down from bis box
Caorge and Rivetol 2
Hayec, three sonug men of foo
pow in the Ridgway
Fk
=
it Bre
%i if
the pext term of
it § EYERELY BERTIE
t~% the Sinary se a lis Nol Lewy
ji Then Crael ana Wicked,
{ treet ” nk ’ .
4 3 Br z Marys i hen
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x
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Exumve ou oo.
$35 Coins Maude in Greal Quantities and no
Record Kept of Them,
fax Francisco, April 7.— The stor tage
‘st the Carson, Nev. mint, has developed. and
a rotten state of sffairs. Io many: ways | he opered wide the throttle sod pulled
stealinge bave been made, and the latest (ont with &!l the spaed possible. The three
discovered 1s that iv in the ontpat of 320, | | tongls fired shots st the departing train
$10 snd 85 gold pieces, more alloy has and stoned the cure ne they sped past bat
been pat into the coins than the law al did pot succeed in doing sof farther dam-
lows, apd in consequence, parsons who | SKE. They then procesded merrily on
have gold pieces with the letters “C. .C.” their way in the direction of Glen Hezel,
nnder the eagle may have movey that is "holding vp snd rotbiog several wa) larers
pot worth its face aloe. {op the road, The trasinmen wired from
Secret Service Agent Harrie has se- | St. Marys to Renown that they had been
oured evidence showing that a large pro- | beld op sod Detective Vernes aud Police
portion of the gud coin of be Caren 125,12 ary sung mol coco tk
mint issned daring the last 10 years be {yy obs SM =e Youu, of Ridgway, and
low the standard. {started 10 8 rig for Glen Hazel, AY that
vere aw ali be veered that 85 | place they came 0p with the men they
gold pieces have been coined in great
wote after and took them st ovo to the
quantities, of which co record bas beet Ridgway jal.
The R.&P. C & I. Go's Ofiur.
Puxxsvrawsey, Pa, April 5.—The BR
and P. C. and I. Co. issned the following :
ciroalsr to the miners to-day: ;
Poxxsvrawxwr, Pa, April 4, 1895,
To the Employsss of the R £E P.O & L
The San Francisco Mining stock: asso-
ciation bas opened correspondence with
the United States tressurer regarding the
subject, with the view of baving all tbe}
gold ovine bearing the letters “C. C.” re
called. When theese are remeited the full |
extent of the robbery will be ascertained,
snd pot before. San Francisco banke
have already begun the work of sifting
ont coins bearing the Carson City stamp,
and will demand their redemption st the
. . spprectst + onr «Torts herstolore, from
gub-treasary. rhe Bret of last July to November 16th,
“We have evidence that the mint hae to restore spd ne ntas the $3 ent pes
heen dishopestiy condneted for 10 years.” Fron rate for nintog in this region, waieh,
Fenid M. W. Fox, of tte Minicg Stack as Fyou are fa dud, by payiog
i" this 40 & ftir std One
4 5 “141s pritie
vif FH OF
tha gdine, a8
Our spewer made to your committes
‘representing our Walston, Adrian, Risaly 5
pora and Beechitree minee, asking for .
advance to 40 cenis per pet too for mining
on April 10t, 1s as follows:
You assure us thst our employees folly
HY nWwate We
ute far mnag fot
“hat we did rnd wot that! .
offi
Tat 18]
SOMITE, BUF .
& 1st
fo
wen edd na they wonid be,
alisha}
fisg
$a?
sent
iy TE
| tha raaonlity of the mint fla extended rors w bya )
yon fay
“Wa
’
to the length of coating silver bars wilh
sopper and passing them off es god bars. 2 Bataraliy, tute, cutis
The plav, of course, was to 2et a reesipl i i ploves ts ark 38 Sr AN Cn
of the ballion tn bulk aid to trust to the | make any {s, autil the 63 cent rate
‘melting process to cover up the steal. is set shed wu the Pittsborg region,
054 of these spurious bars wes Wiad, apd the 40 out per vet tub rate is estab
v lished in tus Clesrfield and Beeh Creek
ver, and in the holes on the boltom side region,
args pieces of copper were found. Ail will realiza and sdmit that we can
The upper side, being smooth, bad the
vot pay 40 cents per pet tor, with our
apoearance of a gold bar, and readily de
fUerehage, 4 ag.
iy
to
competitors mining for & less proce, ‘Dor
onived the eye. Endeuce hee been with.
ered of one shipment of balliou of more
thao 500 foe, and this was dupiiosted
with silver bars that previonsiy bad been
washed 10 copper. 1! the truth was known,
this shortage of 390,000 would be swelled
to five times that smonnt.”
Placed Gudrr Arrest.
Xew York, April ‘7.—The
by the extraordinary grand jary yester- |
were arrestad Saturday morning.
persons |
They | He
18 it for yoor interests thet we ba
on & higher basis thun othere. You are
fully aware that sven the low coal in the
Beech Creek region 18 vow being mined
tor 40 eente par gross too, which inequive
aleut to one pies of 35 cents per net ton
in high coal.
We haraby, however, agree to sid yom
| in making wn possible for us to once more
| pay yon $v per net won for mining, by ©
| meeting you se ‘ollows:— If onr em
{ployess agree to work uvinterrapedly :
{ during the present month of Apni, 1895,
against whom indictments wera retarned | st the present price of mining, we
agrees to advanrs the price of mw to
(1s t er net ton on May 1st, 1895, and to
[ pay al! Inbar, welding coke workers, the
are :
(;. C. Clansen, formerly
the board of park commigsioners;
samme prices, sud restore all conditions
exactly as 1 eitsted when we last paid
$n ton far minim, with
{)
1.
president
A.
HS
$y
ne v
Minor, police-lieutenant and s vegro boot
Cmicaco, April 7.—8uperintendent of |
Tapper, formerly pack
: Brady, -
balding re: Police C afta
J. BR,
i pat rolman
rommiisionar; 1.
form ar’ i ys a
‘ ¢
len; T Uri
Embeizied Church Fanas
|
Tiros: Geo;
LE, Pa. Apri 7
{ hus been arrested charged with f
| ing 8500 of the fands of St RB
{ copal church of which he was treasurer.
James j1i@-
He Was wu Specenimtor,
Laxcasren, Pa, April 7.
cashier of the First National baopk, of
Marrietta, is a defaniter for $25,000.
Grady lost the money specniating, - Re
iin
Robbed sod Shot s Minister,
Haxxessey, O. T.. April 7.—~Three of |
the Doner train robbers entered the house
of Rev. Mr. Godfrey Friday aod robbed
him of money and valuables. Godfrey
toliowed the robbers aud was shot to!
death. A po wee 18 1D pursuit,
Rasor tn His Necktie.
Lenaxon, Pa, April 7.—A razar eon-
cealed in a pecktie was found sosterdny
sentenced to be banged May 7. (Garrett
bad boasted that he
«
hh
~T. M. Geady, |
tha hiatinnt cretanding and Lr
HO ERPAr, that. iW
uot hrrongbt ap
Ar Lelld 30d Beech
« per nal ton Ob
10 vou will resame
sind after June lat,
3 i, , td work
SIGUE Are
rat to n re
¥ pe ITI 1 fully
ren mE, whsn we
sulle ime to restore
wet ton rate for mining.
ter sud IMittsburg Coal and
fara t wrt hy an,
i Alt
oatabiislisd
= hl Hee al Ge
the 40 conte par
The Roches
i fron Ce ARPS Y
Leocios W. Ronissox, Gen. Man.
1 0 thaws
! :
bas been arrested and admits his guilt | :
Grady has been with the bauk twenty | The Savior says come, ind the price nin view
|
§
upon Chas. Garrett, the wifs-muarderer,
wonid never be! .
The
Come let us partake
Of the jovs that await
The faithful and true;
“Invitation.
Let vour faith be sincere,
Fa from doubting and fear,
His promise is sure;
Thigh carth pass: AWAY, His word will endgame.
“The spirit says come”
To seach sin stricken one;
No longer delay,
For the noontide of ife is passiog away.
In death's cold embmos,
We will end life's short race;
No respite is given,
Our life must be pure, or we'll never reach
Heaven. v
Rut If we relent,
And for sink we repent,
He'll freely forgive
And ak » nk on high, there forever to live.
: ~—R. B. V., Dukluis, Pa.