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an. rowitrnu STILL common

In Addm an lilthuaiaattc mung“
Albany. and [boldly 800m Grand (lilo!
Arthur, of tho unlimited of lacuna-
Ilvc Ilnxluoorn—vA Yedonilon Hanlfcwto.

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Tint»: llw‘rc, lnd., Aug. 'Aliv—‘l‘ha fadr
oration men will not be collar! out. The
strike motion was defeated nt 5:15 yenicr.
dlyitllcrlloon and the council adjournad
hint-die. The following dispatch was at
once will to Grand Master Workman Pow.
dcrly. of tho Knight: of Labor, at Albany,

N. t’. ,
'I'hc Mop-itch to Puwdnrly.

The «uproar-r council adjourned thin alarm
after carefully L‘lluhldlll’lng the strike in all in do
lint". You will notion the mull of our dollboraw
lion» in last night‘s dispatcher which. it hoped,
will meet your approval. The count wan
unanimous in initorui'ng your proposition and the
propoaltition of the grnmi executive board. and
most enruesily hope um the right of which you
an- lhr champion in thc great conflict on the New
York Central may finally and powerfully prevail.

l-‘. P, SABGIST. Pruldout.
w. A. sum. secretary.
The Fodomllon'a limit-into.

The following manifesto was issued by
the supreme council of the Unload Order
of Railway Employers:

1'0 All Labm' Organizations:

lint um Burrow —()n the night of Au. 2-
till“ began on the New York Central and find-
aou [liver railroad involving about 8,000 men in
the employ of tho aaid road who were members

of a great labor organization known as the.

Knight: of Loon. 'l'bc reason not forth by Mr.
1'.V. Powderly, chlaf executive of the order, may
bunmmarizrd as follows: The peremptory uln-
clllrge of between lift! and sixty iucn. cmploya
of the road and nicmbern of the Knights of La-
bor, because thoy were Knights of Labor. with-
out giving them any reason whatever for the db
charge. .
A Barlow of tho Trouble. ~

Prior to the strike the men involved sought
through tho rcpmentnllvos of the order to have
their grievances mljuntcd. but their app“! being
diarcgiiriled a strike wan inaugurate-l.

At this juncmfl' T. V. l’omlcrly. grand master
inrllxnnu of the Knights of ”bar, entered upon
the tank of adjusting tho itinerant-ea and of milk»
in: such mmngomciiis as Would result inan hon.
arable peace bi-lweeu the employer and the on:
cialn of the road, but his efforts were unavailhig.
It. Pomh-rly comprehending the purpose of
Walter Webb, thin] vim» prmldcnt of the tour
panyJo make war upon the Knight» of Labor
and ultimately upon all luberorganizntltms rcprc»
called on his mail. sought a mulch-rice with the
luprclnc council of the United Orili-r of Railway
Binploycs. Thi- request of Mr. i'owderly vma
granted to tho extent that four members of the
council and chief oxcculive of the “iteration met
him in the my of Main. rim: l‘. l‘, Sargent.
grand nizwer of tln- Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen nn'l prod-loot of the supreme council;
George W llimut'ii. :mml chic! of the Brother-
hood of lLl‘iliiay Conductor! and vice president
of tho Mlpl‘t‘ffll‘t‘uullcll; s. E, Willa-noun. grand
master of the llmthurhoo-i of Railroad Fircnirn.
nod Frank Sow-no)“, grniid muster of the finite! -
men‘s lilulunl .\|il BLW'lJllIlll.

Allbc mulch-lice With llr, l‘owdorly It lluf-
lnlo llw llll’llllr‘l « of ill» itiipn'luo council becania
autism-d that lit» oflll‘lulls of the road by every
com-iiirmllun of fair and hunorabln lrenlment of
labor urgztnimuoiiei all-mid moot llr. l'owdcrly
and Mom sillllo‘ just plan for the ndjmlmcnt of
the grlv-vunc» of illr‘ striking employm This
amt-loom having lit-cu reached. this member: of
tho Mlpl’l'illl‘ cnullt’ll. in mlmuisclothc rrqucilt
of Mr l'uuilrrly. v-xtcntlad their jourucy to the
oily of New York to afford such aid as was in
their power in bring about a artilciiicnt between
Walter Webb. llilrtl vii-o president of the com-
pany. that official having lull uulhorily in all
matters pt‘rmltliiifg l0 flu-r strike. and 1‘. V. Pow-
drrly. general Intuit! workman of tho Knight» 0!
Labor. having tho, aulhoriiy to negotiate such
arrauxu-mciits as might and tilt dbpulc.

An interview lmvinz Mu scoured, Mr. You~
dorly mlilglii to have llw discharged men board
in [link iiuu tirinllm' in tin- prmllctl of hlr. Webb
and loam-ll. 'l‘lil‘i was a fair nod honorable not.
tleiiwul ul illt' lnnlblt‘, but was rcfuscii on tho
wt of Mr. Wallis. The ineiiibcn of the rum-emu
council wliilo in llufi‘alo and tho city of New York
had ample oH-uriunltu-u Ii) thoroughly inform
I‘ 'n-gi upon ull ninth-rs mnccrniiig the
strike. Tin-y nut and heard both sides. They
appm-‘citml the gravity of the situation, and
mmprrmvndiug impoiuling completion to the
labor ulglilllmllnmrl. doomed it advisable to con-
vcne tin- rllprl'lll!‘ council for deliberation and
Inch crmclneiiuii as facts would warrant.

ln rpxpniiw in illi‘ Ulllrl’ of F, P. Sargent, pm
idrni of ilw mum-int- Council. that body crust-on-
relied ill liiv vi.) of 1'ch llmltc. 1nd,. on Salur
day Aug 2!. mid mlllmlli‘d ill Wit!“ until noon
on Monthly.

The Council'a ltcport.

In making their rrport to tho council, tho
maililwrn who “cm to New York to confer with
Mr. Pimtlrrly found all thi- stolen-cuts madoby
him fully i‘ullnl:ulflil’|l by the (acts. in an inter-
view lir ‘v\'.-l.li Mnmi in miluriiiin any propuai-
tlon looking for useliirlni-ftl of the dilllculty.
“0 would not mluimut ilny quflil'tun nor in.“
may explanation of conclusion whatever with
nganl in tln- discharged rmployn. lie claimed
the right to dinohargo umploym iit will without
locking cxllilmluin or giving to tin: victim: of
bin power till) icwmm for his dosimlicactlon.
lie ‘nllltl niavmgo his mod to null hlulnrlf willi-
out rr-frrviiw to any rights oiaiiiicd bylta eul-
ployoa or any rlflltlli claimed by |abor ornnm'
linm to lutrrfi-rn to the manor to protect tint!
lllt'lllltr'l‘h. Tho council having heard the claw
“will“ of its liioiiilwi‘ who liml viulted New York
for the [manual of m-cnainlnx tho true mn-
dlilou of attain, allatutlvclr diacnmd very
important prupmlfiun and arrival at conclusion.
0‘ luliimzi:

Thur (:onclaalonn.

Tint That the pniililon of the Knight“)! boar
”act [with by 'l‘. \' l’otviliarly and ihli prion]
fixwllllw- inurd of tho Kiilghtii of Labor lurch
with our unqunllflnl approval.

fleconil 'l‘luil tho chum purrnml by if. Walla
Webb toward .\ir I'owricriy and the Knight: of
“bar, minim-landing ’ll’l cicclnnllona loll).
contrary. rrlncw: o purpvw- Ioiliiiruptnndiloatroy
labor urgmmtmnx on tho Now York ('vutralnud
"Nikon “IV"! indium: u «an door by Austin
t‘mhlii on ilw l'lilil'll'ipllln and llruliux.

Tliirilm'l'hnl iln- policy of II. Walt" Webb In
dropout- to an exit-lit llinl, niitragon "cry pd.-
clplcof Alllf‘l’k‘flll citizen-hip, and if grin-rally
adopted, wulllli, if «wound. minim American
Iorklngmon m ilw Airgun») condition of reds.

Fourth Tint it Walt" anll, by tho employ»
inPni of Motrin." mum, limp and nominal.
wile Wlt‘illllw imui tho alum Ind hmthnla of
Kev York and otlm ciilé‘s, to Iiiil workingincn
becaim- iiwr carol to lirnifist almost humi-
Iml «tulip for their rlulilit. in guilty of a vrimo of
"wit anoriullv an «ill nan-mute tollm uni-incl
1!. 1mm Wont; tom-r with thou who, draped
la a lull. iris-l authority. inn and their loamy
talcum. pow ur in di'grnilo thon- follow turn.

fifth. 'l'lutl it»! cumin not being put forth by
ll. Wail" thb in itcutmy the Knlgiitoof Labor
would, wrrc clromonlanm changed, in tin ma-
nor be manic in dwimy the organtutiom of
m‘lmn, tin-moo. condor-torn. lrnlninon and
mitt-hm“. ml if Mica-MM. it in only a Mina
of um \vlmi a similar cum trill he mailr to rot!
tho fat. of cilia-r Labor organization:

Blathwfliat ll Waller Wrbb Iiy ill? room be
M. panned Iowan) lhr Knighlu-f Labor-pd
lb. roprmcntat’irm of abut i-rxaaiultom ha
Ibo“ a total diurrgsrd of tho» mini'iplaiol
an... yflPII‘lIIlU dear to nary Aim-cica-
worthy of Itir mm». and consult-sing only Ma
my ‘mcr and the commu- p out of till
W“! in mounts. ill! airln. ul-i-‘ll wink
loud" than word-i nay. in tho hump» of W. ll.
Vandorllili. mm the ainocrat of in» sin: You
Central. "The public to «lam-oil."

”molt. Wait-r Wm lam to rapport his
Wat mum mm warning.» nan labor
Winn- by aiming that the In Y
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as'rifnlilo‘onin.

A Fugitive Murderer Captured
at New York.

Till! BARREL HORROR HECALLED.
I’hullpaumho Dana Who shipped slaycr'a
Body to Auction in a um Cull. Ap-
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mm wlilclilicplayr mineral in arms.
Whylawminthmakingofwblcbthniu-
huhummmvo-vmmm
"Mwlll bring bincorporationtotha bard
wherolilnmlliloiuand ibaotharmillioaa
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[awkwnfthcfomolngfaanthaaupm
Ouncfllflanponiu Mord its unanimomud
nan! Ippmulof on strike on the New
York Oanlul and lludnon River rallrondfortlia
malforthby’l'.v;l’owdarinmulm
workmamaubiothn aflommadabylrj‘owdor-
lytobrlngtho strike in an honorahlc tannin-
don. In thin general expulsion of. approval of
thencnonofthc Kulghtaofhbortbn com-no!
Prcddcnt Webb in u Woo-11y onl-

new": of thnmprclmcouncil in thematic
chin nlrike has been exerted to aid the Knight:
d labor, through their rcptucatativu. to noun
'ho recognition of their order by tho olllclala 01 a
rich and powerful corporation, to aocuro for
workinxuicn (the Victims of autocratic powar)
a bearing and in porform such othal' kindly officer
I won! proper under the cll'wmauncal. demon-
strating aympathy and good will. thoroby aiding
tho Knight. of ubor to bring thonlrliotoacluo
upon prinziplca of right and patios.

nu Cannot Strike.

In this the council that with failure, owing to
tho autocratic altitude of H. Waller Webb. It
now becomes necessary for the supremo council
to say that owing to the fact that tho order of
an Knights of Latin“: not a mcmhorof the Fed-
Iralion of Railway Employer; the lawn of the
supreme council do not permit its doing morn
than it has doc» to aid tho Knights of labor. and
in inability to participate otherwise hilt? strike
ill now known and npprcciatml by air. wderly.
Rcfcrving to the laws of the supreme council rc-
lattng to litrlkes “It? malicris ouncimly pro-outed
as follows: in the first place, if the member! of
the organizations on any rllfimad haven griev-
ance it is submitted to the proper clam of' the
road by air local grievance committee. in tho
event of failure to obtain satisfaction the chief
executive officer of tho order having the griev-
ance is called upon. and iii councctionw'itb ibo
committee seeks to amicably adjust (he dill"-
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Snuggle-l from no Ina-wri- Asylum.

wa Yuma, Aug. Bil.——A horrible murder
was cummiltcl at Ullpcllllllgrtll, Denmark,
inst Ipring. It was made public when the
mutilated body of the victim wan found
packed in lime in a barrel in the United
states appraiscru’ btorca in this city and
consigned to some fictitious personage in a
western state. There iii now detained at
the barge oliicc one Alexander l’hilllpneii,
who is supposed to be the person who com-
mitted this fiendish crime, and who is hold
a priuoncr awaiting advices from the an.
thoritics ut Copenhagen.

The ('rinic [mm

Phillipnen arrived here on Friday inst on
the Normandio,“ accompanied by his wife
and one child. He is about 30 years of age.
His eyes are deep black and piercing, and
his appearances indicate that he is pos-
med of some menus. The details of the
crime of which Phlllipseu isncciiscd are
briefly as follows:

One 6. Meyer was the collector for a
large firm at Copenhagen. it was his
habit on most occasions to carry large
aums of money on his person. This fact
was known to one Adolf l’h'iilipsan.

Lam! lo Ills Death.

One night I’hillipscn invited Meyer into
a room at- his hotel to have a drink and a
good time generally. There the unfortu-
nate Meyer was strangled and his mutilat-
ed remains packed in lime iiml shipped to
thiscountry. The obicct of the murder was
money, but 'it happened that the murderer
only got sixty crowns for hp horrible weak,
which was all the money the victim had on
his person at the time. Readers of this
journal will remember the details of the
ghastly diacoi'ery made ill the custom
house when the hacked body of the mur-
dered man was diat'ui'cl‘ud.

The barrel in which the corpse was
whipped was brought to this country on a
steamship from llciinurk and selzml for
duties by the cut-dams officials.

Arson l‘ollovvcd Murder.

Alter committing the murder Phillipsen
not fire to his house in order to collect the
insurance. He then tied to Hamburg,
where he was armored and taken back no
Copenhagen, when: he was lockml up
charged with arson. in jail l’hillipnn
confessed to the murder of Meyer. He was
tried, adjudged insane not! committed to
an insane asylum.

Betrayed by a Friend.

At» the time of the murder E. C. Jacob-
son, now a bartender at the Hotel Denmark,
So. tit Greenwich sun-t, was stopping in
Copenhagen onn visit to some relatives.
He claims to hzivc known both l’lilll‘ipsen
and Meyer intimately. When Jacobson
anw l’hiilipsen in the office of the hotel
yesterday morning ha approached himnnd
acid, “is not your name l’hillipsen?"

“Ye-s," was the responsc.

“Adolf l’hiliipsen P"

“No, Alexander."

Jflflllls‘oniilifjt‘lniln‘ looked at the man
closely, and. :15 he, stole». llct‘illllt' convinced
that lit“ \Vltri none other than Adolf Phillip
Ien. the municri-r of Meyer. This fact ha
Colllnllillli‘ ”ml to son-nil pimple about the
hotel, om- ui' whom upwind tin-story to
the alllllilf'lillw’ ill the barge Gilli-e.

“'licii l'iinilpwu i-iiilmi at the barge
ofl'icc ymt. .nl.-._v ho was t’llllt'll before Gen.

Sympathetic Words.

If failure still attends the efforts to adjust the
troublc, thou the supremo council is convened at
the headquarters of the railroad ofllciala. with
whom a conference is requeated, and its lnliurncc
is exerted to obtain a settlement alike just to all
parties. lfJniliire still follows efforts to remove
the cause of complaint. and the council by a
unanimous vote decider tho grievance when!
Inch gravity as to Justify u strike, i! la promptly
ordered. in which event the members of the vari-
ousorgnulutlous employed on the mod where
the griovnncc exists-viz : Firemen. conductors
traiuiiieii uni] switchnicnvabandon their work,
In conclusion the supreme council DIN upon its
high apprn-cmlion of tho [hardiness of the Knight-
of Labor riiipinycnl on the Sew York Contra! and
3m!) River railroad in struggling to maintain
oprlnclplc sacred toevcry workingman on thin
contini-ntond wall linen! who love justice and
hope for tho triumph of right over wrong my flu-
Illli L~ ever claim-ii tint yam-s of history.

F 1', Smart“. President.
“I. A, Sunni“. Secretary.
Pow-derly "can the News.

ALBANY, Aug. ai—r.‘ United Press up
rcseutatii'c showed (lrimd limiter Work-
man l’owderly the dispatch from Terra
Hnuto saying that the strike would not be
ordercd by the federation. Mr. Powderly
aniil tho! it was the first intimation he had
mclvcd of allltll notion, but. declined tc
talk, saying that it would not be policy for
him to make any comments upon it until
officially notiilvd. He did not seem to be.
Very much surprised or deivufallcn at tho
result, but. We'll! to his supper in good
npirita Local lflllui‘ leaders, however.
looked very gluln, llilll \u-rc evidently very
much dismounted at the action of the coup»
cll. Secretary "flyt's suitl, "if the dispatch
in true, it means «single handed tight, with
the knights doing tho lighting and tho
other organizations hiding financially."

A )lomtrr ”an Hunting.

A monster lull-kt meeting of striking cin-
ployes was held at the At‘atlt‘ili)’ of Music
1an night, Edward J Lee presiding. 0n
tho stage were all til» members of tho
xninil body, including Mr. l'owilrrly. Mr.
James llcvl‘iu was name-l :ls cl‘nirmuu. In

a long apt-och \lri l'oiviii-rly mlvociited Quinn“: _,, ,imdmml m”, m, ‘0 bin
moderation in Slk'i'i‘il and admit. llosald gulch-drill» li.- is, lu- mid. ft innnufacc.
““3 sink“ W‘“ nirc-uly “"“l “”‘l he pm urcr ul' «1 main, null has niw liven t‘llllr

 

claimed it a firing now. No man could
any that the mills.» was; wrong. Justice
“'33 on the «lib- of the men, and with jus-
tice cuiiio pllhlii' M'iiliuicui, owl tluit wan
what was wuiitml, for soniciluy ill the near
futuro tlmt public *iyillililllly would knmk
if. ulxl‘tlllw of the stale i‘apimi and show
that slide liziil lll'illllf”ll llii' rails of the
road through illltl strlko.

[in suit! that the loss on rimmed bee!
alone on the mini moi alumna) by actual
count. while other nccountn Would foot up
to 94mm», and so it was tiiilo for Mr.
Webb to cull oil his strike. No better lot
of men could he found lilllll ilifn'll‘ of D. A.
but Webb niid ’l‘ouccy bud been naked to
have the mun brought up and examined
below the [cation

The llilu‘lmrgul Mel.

'l‘hat was refused, null it was unsorted
thnttiicy \vcrcilriiiik rind incapohlc. "a
hail iomul unit in iii-only oi tho diiichargod
men who vim guilty of any charge. Una
mun hnil boon invnlymovon ymrw in the
conipniiy'» employ llilll mm not charged
with any crliiic. llv rclcvl’clito tho auto
board of lnmlintiun nml urbllmtion and
culled upon lliom to mount-non an inventi-
tuition.

nectcd ivir‘: in- dry goods llilnilli‘SS. He
visited Hm «wintry about eight yours ago
and i't'illrtl'llnl iii-re. a your. He knew about
the hicycr llltil’2illr, lint strenuously denied
that ho ii i1:.-l’lnllipnen reform! to. lie
nutrition in- h in- no li‘ltlLlllll ivhutcvvr to
Adolf l'nillipx-n, although he llllrl been
told tliut liv- look» wry much lll-Zt' lliill;

The Mural-"r l’n-i'itlvtly lili-iitifiod.

Aftcr l'iiiiiipsrn had been ailjuiiucd iii~
tumult WM rumored that Alonzo sum of
mom»;- had been mlsril to flttl'lii'r‘ his rc-
lease “HI. have him trunk-moi to thin
country. nlltcolhtlll lcstiliml ut the barge
union that he positiwly liltfllullt‘il l’illilip
no on tho miirili-rrruf llryor. ”it l'eillclliv
bend, in- stand, u pccuiiur delwi in Phll~
“punk ‘pt‘t'l'll, which failing the, prisoner
also hml it in not unlikely. therefore, that
tllinls l’iiillipscn, tho murderer of Meyer,
If such ~li<nilrl be tho mm it Intuit ham
lialtcn «mun powerful iiitlucnme to how, no
cuml his l't'lt'lltitl from the tumor asylum
wlwrr ln- im-l Lwli runllliml. The Phillip
grunt ”It. llti;("t)mci‘ ~limvn no nigna of
lneutuity, Wilil'il in about the only thing in
bi» favor. 'l'lw bargi- villi-o authorities
will hull l'liililpwu n prisoner pending on
inquiry.

To Protect llulimml In».

“Swill will!) .‘, Aunt 3L4“ a report nub-
tnitir-ill ,t‘iu: know by Mr. Caldwell, of
Ohio, on the billlwillllll‘ hill prrparod by
the cuinuultiecnu ruling» and tubal» for
the protection of rnilv-wl rmployu it in
mind that the “‘le i of the hill in to rcj
quire thou lining ruiimml can in tho work
of inter-status minim-rm to (quip the can
with inn-ti unfrty autoiiintlc couplrrpu will
not rcqulw it‘ttlllllll'n to go lutwccn the
corn to milpln or nnmuplc thamortogo
on top of tm- our» tonne hand brnhcnln
contmllinn llw stated of tritium. an it in now
the Kilnfl'ul rimoin to do, reuniting in
much M'rluil d l‘dllficqiil‘llclll-

thlvl Arthur Maud.

Mr. l’mvilorly tlion Mkod if any member
of tho Brutin-rlimul of lulcoiiiollvo Engl-
llccrii Wit.“ iirciwul. if there. wan numb.
lpolio in him nml lu- i'ftlll‘d upon that
(fill?! it) urruy llii-iliwli‘w on that nlile of
labor ill-opiw liwir unworthy chief. it
won not until l'. .‘il, Arthur took charge
that slit-ii lli'lttriflii“ donor» were mad-
publlc. 'l'lw imii-r must man allow it.
build. (innit-r it: ivrltml chief. llc u:-
plalm-d llmi vm- ltm firm ntrlkn wan not a
con-w of mini 'l'|l'i' mrh iii» riiuiiiocni, for
tho knight im'i not only krill their Immi-
ofl lull lil‘lw"l llwiii Thr- iirntml I’M
was rrfmin _ fix-um, :.E;liuitizii it mm the
law oftlw ~ timi i n; nillllll'l take all
freight nil r‘ l 'l'lw hm wlmul-l descend.
and illfiirilu of mlling out the militia, Milo
tin-mutt for winning todo in duty lie
hopml tin-y would porter":- in their work
gm) go on on Hwy llnvc (innit, (lupin! other
orgniiimtlnnu' ref-mil to help.

.‘Itllll'illlfi'l’llatl ltcnnlinlm.

Mr. lhm'alvrly mm vim-m! rocifrrotuly.
He tlii'li Ulls'rwi ill“ loll-Ming:

“would, Lilli n in thr- wow-of lliii W.
that u.» lmmim- ion or l‘nnm-m turn into lhil
liltn a: an llr'll ~i force in 1mm of pill" is I
violation of on anti i‘m tutor ‘9"! of humanity.
ml phi. . ii i. 1 vt-liihllril by ”l“ t-xinlunrc.

It mm ll‘l‘ll ml with It lnml cheer. (lou—
tribullmu worl- plvntiful. Tb. meeting
them Make up.

Vin President Webb'n Opinion.

Nzl Ynllx. Aim. ill. w’l'lilril Vice m
dam erili, whim askol last night. wit“
“thought of tho null-w n! the MIDI“!!!
council of tlw i 4"“ Uni" of Ballwny
Employer at 'i'um il-onr, raid: ”it wan
thronly wine murw to intro. Then wan
no principli- twain” in which they could
ha interested. 'l in: t mm trouble wan local
to charter and 2m, mnhln minim to

I'rrniol. ill lilting-ll it“.

l'm)\'llli.\l,i2. It. L. Ann. aim-fiber"! life»
Cube lm,» 'wl’irll pogo-n upon l’rcnliiont
Ubapin, oi i'uv llircmrlu and 04'an corn‘
puny, Whit n billed is ;our ago for over 83p
WM». in an twill"! lmgiin by tho Norwich
Kfllmml lmllk. Tlu‘ bank claim ”All”
at a ('n’llll“! on nuwiimodatlon twin».
Tho nniim vrril‘itorn m . nmong than who
diluent to llll: propowil plan of liquid.-
tloli body: :he magnification nebulae.

"you, n It Itililiana' time.

Gunman, i"ii..l‘ilg ‘5‘. r-zl'lio neverttcdhth
anuiml national axiom ion of the ”ranger-
opciml at \i'lllmmn‘ shove. nmr Mocha!»
icslmrg, yiwir-‘lny. Willi an nilPuhI.“
upward of Ni!) peop'w. in the- afternoon
the Nutcnmi .aniovml Granny Mid their
annual inn-dung meeting. Todny tin or
hibltlon mil-i formally 0pc

Italic p "may" Arman Ir. Dillon.
Llltzlm'li. Ana air-Biotin]: O'Dwyrr
blinbaiin lditcr in which in aw}! it h
1;ny improper for Mr. Dillon to alto-pi
loam the people aplaa Mr Mop.

 

ltb iron 1 l l - “m" "b '1'
‘0 . organ "$113" uh forth-r guwgblia’flml 15%
labor I m, mug... now- I!

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clamor Lawn sxwwnn.‘ .

u lat-mun Plum of tho low lllvwr
iii-3a law.

Wmuroron, an; m—Dlrector o! tllo
Hint Leech my: room to ha a you.
oral mirappro‘nenaiou an to the oparatiunl
all!» new ailvor law in can tho prion of
Iilvcr should advance to parity with sold.
“It has been stated,” he says. “that hunch
can the government will cease buying.
while other» hold that we will then have
tron coinage. ll silver should reach its old
partly the government would continue to
buy 4.ml,iltx)0iiiicas .i mouth (or so much
thereof as might be altered) under the pro-
visions of the present law.

"The new law does not provide that pur«
chases shrill crnsc when silver roaches par~
ity,'bul. that tho government nliiill not pity
01 per 371% grains of pure silver, or. what
in the same thing, rho" not pay L295; per
line ounce. The amount of pure silver in
the silver dollar being 371% grains, if the
government paid 1.2929 per line ounce (480
grains) it would be paying exactly 8t for
871% grain». that is to my, the market
value of the pure silver in the silver dollar
would he exncliyrquul to the face value of
the coin, no flu-u the: government could lose
nothing by continuing to buy at that rate
which the low colitciiiplntcn.

“While thin Would not be free coinage,
and in the absence of further legislation
there is no provision for free coinage, it
would be proclliflllly free coinage for 4,500,-
Woiiiiccaiuf silver 3 month; that is, we
would receive from depositors 4,5(I),illll
ounces of silvorilml givn them for it the
exact amount of money which 4,500,“
ounces would make in coin. Of course the
governmcut could not pay in excess of that
rate, because if it did the value of the silver
in the silver dollar would be greater than
its value as u min, which Would be a lost
lug operation. "

Monday the- directors of the mint. pur-
chased 450,00! ounces of silver bullion at
the following prices: 330,000 at 1.195, 100,-
000 ounces no 1.15m, 150,0“) ounces at
1.197."). One million and twenty thallsnnd
ounces were uiirrvd.

’l'lir l’ig Iron Incl-om.

PBllAl’lEil'iilA. Aug. :lti.~Tliis week's
Bulletin of the Aiiicricnn iron and Ste!!!
Amelalion will say: “We present in this
issue anotlm- notable advance in the pro
duction oi pig iron in the United States.
The total production of pig iron in this
country in lilf' first 9m mouths of ml) was
5,169,737 mt ions, or 4,iil5,rx’l7 gross tony—
an increase of 75MB? not tuna over the pro—
duction in the lust six months of ltlehen
we produced l.«ii.‘v,lv‘~t net tons. Erich in»
ponaiit pig iron producing state shared in
the increased production in the first half
of 1890 over the last half of infill except
Michigan and Tennessee, but Michigan
made more pig iron in the first half of this
year than in the first half of 18%. The pro-
portion of Pennsylvania in the total pm
duction in the lust half of 153'.) was 49 per
cent ; Ohio, l-l pvr cents. Alabama, 9.6 per
cent.; Illinois, 7 2 {it‘r cent. in the first
half of 1830 the pmpurfion of Pennsylvania
was 49.2 per cent.; Ohio, 13.2 per cent.;
Alabama; MAJ per cent, and Illinois 6.8 per
cent."

Walked to Their Death.

NEW llavnx. Aug. :15.~Thc mysterysur—
rounding the (loath of John J. Hopkins,
Whose body was found limiting in the
waters of Mill river, was cleared up last
evening by the finding of tho body of
James Callahan, the Uranford man who
was with him when he was last seen alive.
It was found beneath the tin bridge, nearly
a mile from where Hopkins body mum to
the surface. in all prolmbll‘itytln- men,
after lcaviiig tiic which of William Rose
on Grand flVPiltlt‘, smrtcd to Willli to the
Cedar Hill datum. iixiil alli'lzlllit‘ll to tulle
the short cut across the tin lirioigv. which
hailungeruih place islrlisolwr nun and
doubly so for on intoxicated our. ll la the
theory now that. (ho mm in (Trl‘~ini_: the
bridge Wora friglitwicil it! the npprulirli of
a train. till-l in turning about to go? ”if the
bridgefiiilnllllt'xl ,uinl fell into tlicwnlcr
The corim --‘~ i'r‘pilfi. states that the men
met their ninth from accidental drowning

 

Jock llrmcey Monitor].

Bl:mll{i.l.\‘, Aug. fills—The llirgvit and
most enthusiastic gathering that cvrr wel~
corned in prize fighter home greeted the
middle wright «humpion of ”in world,
Jack Datum-y. llio "Nonpnrcii," izL-it night.
It \t'illiumsiiurg, At the .‘irtrupoiiinli
hotel. the chmiipiun‘s former home, a lever:
was held. nt which all the "mt primiinent
lporting nn-u willie-red. 'l'nc "will deco-
rations W'tfl’t on tho gmiivlwl main. Thu
exhibition and bench! to ill" t‘lIJLllip-lln 0c»
canal or the» l’nl'm- rink cm lililuil one”,
but n-hori lib-L‘tuu‘ fruuittiv hum Among
the llllfllli-Zi'i who wurrmi WI'l" l'inllV‘k)!"
mml, .‘llli' lirviinuii, i'w‘iiij; ‘. nrpily,
Tommy Kolly, Jail. .\ll milk. ilt'llny
Contiguti, .hvl» llcmpwy moi Jimmy l‘ar—
roll.

Tlin-o )lwn Kill-wt.

Nl’lJJIV, Sch, log. on 'l‘wo frcluiit
train» culililmi lll'l'i‘. killin-r ilirw iwrnomi
and Merimnly injuring wwml nlhcn.
Woodwind (fright lwi iiiili- ”mind to
allow mtlmaml train to pain, ’l'lw nirltch-
mun Wit-i nimble- turiim‘ tho hllill‘ll The
onmminu tram ivm niuimlcil. lllll could
not. be niomiml 'l‘ln- klllcil an» .lulm Scy-
mour, HH‘illm him; ‘lvrtlc Wilma, purulen-
xnrmml nu unlimmi trump. In tho car
when, tlu- tmnigi mm killed thirlccn men
Ivori- almiiii-z fl Ti'i“ Tho mr mm ”(mailed
to ulouu, lllit' m in Lillml and nix badly
hurt.

A t‘niicm Iuiivrntlmi ('niivll.

A‘rm‘il i, in, Aug. ill) (lovrrnor Gor-
don hon milml o convention of the govern-
oriiof nlillu- imilim million, in mm hen
Bcpi. Ill. The i‘mii notion wnn initial [or by
tho iloivm‘ui Him-- Alliance in Winn hm
hint work. lam h “0'me in to appoint nix
delegation, 9mm; I‘Mll cotton stale men
rcprmcntntiwa. The convention will con—
aldrr llw mm in of dim-t tmlnwith Liver»
pool and question: relating to weights,
mflfl'll. "rights. and this handling of
cotton.

Juno-tint Itm-w Mad. floppy.

lii'rrAl». X. Y., Am; ill—Mr. Albert 0.
Brown, one of tlm nimble editors of The
Expmn. of “ti. wily, and a well him
correspondent. wm married hero lant aven—
lng to Mini-i Carni'iiw lam]. Mi. Oxnard.
of Dctmll, mu maid of honor. and Edward
Marshall, of New limit, grmnonmnn. Mr.
Ind Mn. llrown lrft for the rant ll»-
lacrllatcly altar the ceremony.

'I’let “in In.“ M Lani.

NEW You, Am: 95'4"”! ”till" of Mill!
“also, Morita Maillot. lien in- “chilltdohll
lanai and item llnnnmlm our? drown-vi
by the “will“. of A mnhunl it" “Wilt?~
m, L l., hint Thursday. were found
floating in tin sound Iaat Honing ofl Fort
achnylrr. and fully ”colitis-d.

lulled on a Mia.
Pouliillllifl'fll. K. Y., Aug. mam
bah and Juan “my, well known rant
annulm- city, we" struck by a Blow
York (Jami train will. million over a