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KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS um.
Min-in um. Club. [loot 0.00m
and Hold o om» llnu no... to
Which Prnmlncnt l‘nrty Spook-u Ar.
‘llonrd-vlowo from tho Politico! World.
Pmunnuuu, Sept. 2t.——'l’be conven-
tion of Republican clubs elocwd thejol-
lowing officers Tuesday afternoon: Prui-
dent, Edwin 8. Stuart, Philadelphia; rice
pruldeuu, John B. Robinson, Media; 1".
J. R. Jones, Philadelphfn; J. H. Robin,
Pittsburg; secretary, Robert H. Lindnuy,
Pittnbnrx; trcnsnrcr, ('npt. William Thorn-
ton, Philadelphia; dclcgutcn-at—lnrge to
national convention, William ILMcClcnry,
Pittsburg; John Taylor, Philadelphia.
The Resolution- Adopted.
The platform committee reported out
of resolutions, which were unanimously
Idoptcd. ludorsiug the national and state
platform of the party, the nntlopnl and
note administration of uffnirn by the Re-
publicuu party, and the nominees of the
party for state officers. Speaker Recdis
commended for his genius and courage.
Which rescued the house of representatives
from the control of Democratic filibusters.
Republicnusfn both the notional senate
and house urc applauded for the passage
of the McKinley tariff bill, and the speedy
adoption of the fcdcrul cautions hill is
urged
Spenkcr Bond'o Speech.
In the evening a nun-.5 meeting under the
auspices of the league was held in the
Academy of Music, which was crowded.
Speaker lined, John M. Thurston, of No-
braska; Gcn. Daniel ll. findings, George
W. Dclnmulor, Republicuu cundidntc for
governor of l’cnnsylvnniu, and Congress-
mnn Doiliver, of Iowa, delivered speeches.
Speaker Reed said; “Until very recently I
bud feared that I would not be able to be
The wicked huve been
very rampant for the lust few dogs, and I
did not know but that it would be III-ces—
any for me to stay with thcm~or without
them. But all (but is huppily over. The
Republican party was born fighiiug. [Is
very best history was mndoou the battle
field—civic us well as military. It is the
very essence of its existence that it should
do battle, for the Republican party moons
the forwurd movement of the people of the
United States.
Democrat. Not Visible.
“It has never been necessary for the
Democrats to do anything. (Laughter)
We have just come from n scone which re
minded men who were in Washington in
the early duys of the Republican party of
the scenes which took plucc there of the
beginning of the war. On the Democratic
sidcof the house during the pust week we
have been trcntcd to empty bent-hos; the
Democrats have not been visible. (Lough-
ter.) lwnnt you to undorsmml tho occu-
ilOll which they thought demanded this
magnificent uprising. The Republican
pnrty,sofnrns the house of representa-
ivcs is concerned, has done what we re-
gard no great deeds. The Democrats hnvo
proclaimed them \‘I-ry wicked deeds. “’6
compound I tariff bill which will secure
:hc American market to American people.
That bill has been the subject of demon-
stration on the part of the Democrats al-
:ording to them the bill and the principle
.t represent»; lInvc curried desolation into
fiery farm houw in the country. It has
:Ovcrcd forms in the- Ivcsf. three deep with
mortgages. and yo: the Democratic Incm-
ocrs, while (but hill wus being passed. out
.n their sent»; and \vorc counted.
Another Iliil "“‘c Tuned."
“\‘Vn prism-It unuihcr bill. This was n
all] which they snid would ruin the princi-
ples of liberty. it meant ruiuto homes;
.t meant dt'spoflhlll, and yet they out there
in sweet on smmuwr. But when it came
:0 scutiugn negro simply bccuusc ho had
own circled, the Dcmocrntic sidc of the
music arose as one man xIIIIl III-ported. It
.3 such little Incidents llrl this flint prevent
the Democrats from pointing with pride
)0 the history of Ihvir party. lint tho grout
:hing in this World III tlwpcoplc. 'l'hIIy
mike and unmnke parties; they create hi»~
.ory; they govern uu-l move, and the poo
pic of tho l’uitcd States urn nlouc respon-
Iible for this government. This full, very
Icon, tlu-rc “ill be no expression of opin-
on by the people. not full, frcc and frank
:xprvsuion. lIcI-uuw in thirty congressional
listriclu of this Union the opinions of the
ample will ll‘ Imppnwwd. Now, when
:bocolumn forms i-I I’vnnsylvuniu to bc
listnnced lwcuusc of absenteeism? Your
iuty becomes all the more tremendous
whcu you consider “but will follow your
.nck of energy.
“Do you wuut u Imus» which inland» to
:rnnsnct businew’ II liesiu your powcr
Ilone. ’l‘hiq LII no longer n nation thut cnn
Itnnd hpt’t‘cllmi fifty-eight hours long It
wuntn blinilu'fls.
A l'lrn fur the I-Zlnutlonu lllll.
“If you lmliI-vi- t'lIIIt every mun who is
entitled to purticlputu in this government
Ihnll ecu-t his mu- uud have it counted it in
your bllfllllt'flll to c that uucbu houne In
:hoIIcn us will sustain IIIIII back up the
present houne Hf rvprcmmtutivon. A con-
Itltutlonul umonduwut declares that every
male citizen is entitled to participate“:
:ho govcnuncutniud yet there is hitting
:odny in Minolsqlppl «convention necking
to destroy the fruucbiim of II largo portion
of tho voting population. Thorn has never
been any denial of thoir purpose. Do you
menu Innllow the southern white mun to
zoom more than you do in the government
of this countryl Everything depends on
you doing your duty."
Vnrlnnn Nomlunllnm Mule.
lloimix, .’-pt. 1N. anqus M. For. of
Cambridge, um nominated for congress
by the llcpublicunn of tho Fifth district.
Lien. flunk» quI n coIIIpctitor for tho numb
nation. but foiled by some thirty votcu.
KANE, I’II., Supt, lit-ah thr- 'I'Wi‘llly‘
Icrcuth cungrcnniouul district chvcuIion
lion. Charles “151mm, occrclury of the
:ommoIIm-nlth. woo nominntud to fill the
rncuucy Utilfwtl by the lltfntll of ltcprc
mntntlve Watson.
Harmon», b‘cpt. oat—AI. the First con-
gmlonul district Republican I-IIIIvcntlIm
hare, Congrmmon William 1-1 Simondn
Ivno rcnominutcd by ncclmunllou. Thorn
um no opposition.
linruva. IL, Sep t of. The (lemma
count Democratic IIIIIvI-ntiou nominated
Dr. t‘ orrin .'l',uquIoIId of ”organ, for
thummbly“
summon“. . ills—Tho Third
unembly district llcpubllcnn convention
"nominated Ignatius Bowmlller for mom-
hr of modify. Bowmillcr roomm- the
he‘l’dcn he; on. If. H l
non . Y. "MB-rt. - 03. Run.-
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[running scrum
Ludwig? on “Norman...-
moot too bitmr to be put on rrcord Ac“
III-Mn: of an amour-ti» Ito“ M
Inim- of In. York.
N" You, Hopi. some Dormant“
Into committee mat III the Hoffman boon
udunonimouoly nominally! Judge Earl
III judge of the court of appeal; The
[migration of John ll. Voorhou u 3
member of the state commktoo was pro
Icntod, but on the motion of Mr. Ridge-
Irny it was laid on the table until the next
meeting of the committee on Nov. 4, non
The following resolutions were adopted:
"Whereas, it is moot deoirnblo and In»
portnnt that the full, united Democratic
ltrcnzth should be shown in the election
of members of congress and mmblymcn
from this city of New York at the ensuing
election; therefore,
“Resolved, That it lathe sense of this
committee that the democracy of New
York city owe it to the democracy of tho
out: and country to unite, without regard
to factionnl differences, upon Democratic
candidates for congress and assembly in
the various districts in New York city, to
the end that no runny of such candidates
may be elected as possible.
“Resolved, That this committing and, u
we believe, the Democrats of the stain
would be gratified if the democracy of New
York city would unite on a general city
ticket, and upon all other nominations, no
onto present a united front against the
common enemy of the coming election.
“Resolved, That. n special committee“
flvebu appointed by the chair from din
tricts outside of New York city to consult
and advise with the various Democratic
orgnnhzntions in New York city in refer-
ence to such union, and to aid in bringing
about the some, and that such special com—
mittee report its proceedings, the results
of its efforts and its recommendations, if
any, at some subsequent meeting of the
note committee, for such action thereon
as may scam proper in the premises."
A long address was issued to the people
of the state denouncing the Republican
party, the («loud elections bill and ex-
Senntor'l‘. C. Plntt
Detectlv; Lynch Acquittcd.
Roan-mm, N. Y., Sept. Inf—The trial of
Detective Thomas Lynch on the charge of
murder in the second degree in shooting
and killing Samuel Stoddnrt was conclud—
ed Tuesduy and the prisoner was acquitted.
The jury was out from In?) to 9:45. On
May 9Lynch, while attempting to arrest
Stoddard for destroying u line fence be-
tween their respective residences, shot and
killed Stoddard and his wife. The shoot—
ing of Mrs. Stoddard was accidental. the
bullet having been intended for her bus
band. The second shot killed Stoddard.
Self defense mu claimed by the prisoner,
who alleged that Stoddard struck at him
with on or. The verdict of the jury was
greeted by II grunt hum of applause from
the crowd of spectators in the court room.
Lynch was cougrutulntcd by Justice
Adamo, the jurors,the attorneys and many
others. Chief of Police (Ivory told him to
report for duty in his old position whenever
he was ready.
Another (Tau: of No Lights.
Smilax, lIlnlIo, Sept. 2I.~AII accident
occurred on the Oregon Short Linc ruiL
mud about three miles west of this place.
BetweI-n (.‘ullluull IInIl Numpu u freight
train broke in two, and the freight train,
with the cuboosc, run down grade II! n
npid rote. The night emit bound passen-
ger train, running of :I high rate of speed,
crashed into the freight, reducing the ca.-
boosoto splinters and ditching the other
freight can. Patrick Doyle, of Boise Riv",
3 passenger. was instantly killed. Kaiser,
the engineer. was severely injured and the
fireman luially hcflllll‘ll. Allthe Immense”
wen-badly hbftkt‘ll up. The engincorof
the passenger (ruin mys there were no
lights on llll' rcur end of the caboose.
Brooklyu'n .lvfl’ornon (,‘lub llouu.
Duncan \, Sew. 24,—31‘1Ie Kings county
Dcmocrutit- com-ml committee gave an in-
formal rem-prion to Governor Hill and
Governor Abbott, of New Jersey, in their
new home, llll: 'l'liomns Jellonsou building,
lust owning. The two governors and
Mayor Chopin stood upon the stage. and
the visitors formed in hue. and passed by
them. The handslmking continued nu
hour .IIIII :I lmlf. when the rvceptiou was
condom-II. Into in the ufternoou the mug-
niticcnt club Imus» “'lh'l formally dedicated.
Governor Hill. the urutor of the day, spoke
on tho "Principles of Jcll'crsouinu Dc.
Inocrucy. "
A liumur About Govnruor Hill.
Nfzw YUIIK. Srpt. :3 .——Thc Press suyn C.
I". ll. I‘m», pl'l‘v’itlt' mcrrtnry to Lieutennut
Governor Jones. is authority for the stub?
men! I‘IIIII finvrl'lltrl‘ Hill is out of politics.
Acuording to Mr. For, the governor does
not wont II h‘llillllllhllltlll. In speaking
about tho mutter the licuicuuut govcruor's
III-crumry s 1:. .: “Edward I". June: will be
[1“? llcnun Iniir I-IIudiIInte for governor
out your. and [Ir will huvv the uupport of
Governor llill. ll» will also receive: the
indurscmcnt of the Furmcrn’ Alliance."
IteIIm-r "right Arrested.
ilu‘mw. .\'. Y., Sept, ctr—W. ll. “right,
one of the prupriotum of the (lent-see Oil
compnny, IIIIII Ithurxml \vItII shipping
nuphthn that Wm IIoI properly labeled on
the strainer 'l‘ingu, lIn-I ln'i'll nppmbondul
and tukI-u bcfarc (ZoIIIInisinnm-r llimh—
buck. lli~ brother, Joseph I'. ”right, who
III now III l’oitnville, l’u., will aim appear
before fiu- (Infinflldhlnlwl' III II Iluy or two.
Their case will be tried bcforo the Novcm~
her tcrm of tho Unitcd Sumac court at Aw
burn Bright cutoml n plan of not guilty.
Boil \vnu flxml of mill).
Ilc “no Caught In "In Act. _
DALLAS, 1‘ ex, Svpl. Ill.--.lohn Johnson,
nlinn l". .‘I. ll'mfon, wmI caught in thooct
of stealing from the Church of the Sacred
Heart. llc had about $3.5“) worth of
plunder, com-biting of never-II candlestick;
chuliI-e, etc. When captured he won Innk-
lng his exit through It window. No took
into bio confidence I: man who informal
the chief of police of the contomplntod rob-
liory.
)IIIII. (Bordon flinch-y (let. n ”from
anmur. If. I., Sept. 24,-«1'ho leorce
case of Muckny T99. Mnckny, in which Mn.
Gordon Muckny mughf separation from
her husband on account of adultery, woo
henrd today by Juntlco Midtown, of the
supreme court. The uranium-y of on ltnllnn
won Itonnldcrvtl IIIII iatnctory mid thodivorce
mu gronmd. Min-I. Mach} will hurt the
custody of her two chlldrcn.
Win- ‘l‘nppon float to Jail.
“'MIIIIXIITUX. Sept. 2t.——Tho three meow
Bernard Molinrty, Frank G. Bdmundo and
William “'uclcwumhlul for topping War
on Union telegraph wire. on Sept. I? for
the purpose of nwindlin; tho pool rum
worn tent to jail to omit tho action of atom
grout! jury.
Valli-flu M m
cilantro, 30m. film—Tho outfall coin
mutton lava formally“
Two Democrats Are 'Ouiited by
Colored Republicans.
BUT ONE DEMOCRAT WAS PRESENT
Exciting Bum In tho Bonn During the
Duper.“ Attempt of tho Bopnbllcnnn
to Boron I Quorum nod Dispose of tho
Contented Election Colon.
Wmmuros, Sept. ‘M. —'l'ho hour. ouc-
oceded in getting a quorum and the report
of the elections committee unsettling Ven-
nble Wu.) and Elliott (S. C.) and looting
In their plums respectively Langston and
Miller, both colorcd,wcrc ngrood to without
discussion. The conference report on tho
deficiency hill wmd'L-Icunued but not dis
posed of. When thflhouse mot Mr.0'Fcrrnll
was the only Democrat. present, and sur-
ernl roll calls were ordered before a quorum
was procure-l. The scenes in the house
during'tho cudcuvors of the Republicans
to secure It quorum were tinged with ex-
citmeut, quIl some of the incidents were
nmuuing. When it became known that
only two more members were needed to
mnkc a quorum and tho: Messrs. )Iilliken
Idle.) and “odd (.\fd.) were absent, there
woo much excitement nmong the Repub-
litmus.
Soon“ Sent Out.
Scouts wore 5cm, out in search of them
and soon the much needed members were
ushered into Ibo house. Their reception
was not complimentary. Several menr
bets hissedmumrkcd contrast to the re-
ception of Mr. chuuey, who hurried to
the house from the railroad station on his
arrival from Iowa. .‘dr. Sweeney was
greeted with pplnime on his unexpected
nppcuraucc. . canwhilc Mr. Chondleflod.),
the Republican who made :1 speech in fa—
vor of the Democratic contestcc in the case
(Mr. Venable), had walked out of the
house into the lobby and settled himself
the re on n sofa. l’crsunsious, threats and
promises at first were all in vain. lie rc-
fused to euterthc house and answer to the
roll cull, but tiuully he agreed to allow
himself to be counted so thutuquorum
could be secured. Another photograph of
the empty array of Democratic seats was
taken from the gallery of the house for
Republican campaign purposes.
Proposed Amendment to tho Rules.
.\lr. l’zIyIIcIS. Y.) introduced a resolu-
Iion amending rule 1;") by adding the fol-
lowing clause: “Whenever on n yen and
my vote n quorum fails to appear on the
record mode under clause 3 of this rule
there shall be u call of the house, and by
order for the yous and nays on the pending
questioushullat the some time be oper—
ative. The clerk shall cull the roll and
each member us he uncover-I to his name,
whether he voluntarily appears or In
brought before the house under the pro
cot-dings of the cull III llw harm, shall vote
on the pending Igumfinu. If those voting
on the question ::I I l I'I )so who um present
and foil to v;ul > wlulll “mother make n ma.
jority of the bouw tiIc ape-aka shill du-
cl: ll'i' that A quorum ismnsfium d, and the
pending; querithm shall be (ll’f'lildtl no the
majority of those voting shall appear."
The rewlutiou was referred tothe commit-
we on rules. m____
A Grunt Marni-rill Building.
“'Asmsunw, Sept. 3t.—-lu the oenute the
resolution to investigate the treatment of
women and children in mills and factories
was referred to u committee. Mr. Hole in-
troduced a joint rcwlutiou “that It Inc
morinl building which sbull be u suitable
monument to the memory of the illustrious
soldier, the distinguished pn-sidcnt, the
patriotic citizen. I’. S. Grunt, in which may
hoestublhhud n military and uuvul mu-
seum, librury, n hull sufficiently large
for military, naval and civic rooms for the
accommodation (bribe various associations
of war vetcruus and the sons of veterans
of tho [Tufted Stan-s of Americamnd in
thciuner court may be placed to rest the
mortal renmimof l'. 5. Grunt and other
distinguished Americans, be erected in the
District of l'ulumbin under the supervbdon
of u comumsiun in IN composed of the
presidcu: of lec l'mII-l Siam-I. the gene
fury of war. the wort-fury m’ tlII- uuvy, the
commnudlng officers «If thc :Irmy and
navy and the :Inrliieu-I of Ilict'dpuul In
ucconlunco with plum udopfcil by amid
commission after public competition.”
Home bill unending thy $15,000) the limit
of cost for the public buildings at Hobo-
keu, N. .l., to "H‘Cf requirumcnts of site,
was pin-sued.
A Demlim-k on tlw Turin“ “Ill.
WAsuIso‘ruv, Sept. film—The coufcrrccs
on lllt' tariff bill did not meet Monday,
but the Itrpublicuu coon-rm» III-III two
pfllfl’ill'tcfl('Ilnftll'v‘llffi‘n‘. Tlll‘ first contin-
ued through the. uni-nun; and resulted in
nothing. This diffs-renew louver-n the cou-
fcrrcI-suntlm pui'tnf tln- home IIIIII the
would burn bt'czi narrowed down to tho
Iiuuur schmlulo and binding twinc.
‘Junt before the second conference wuss
heldouc of the muforrves cxprcnscd the
opinion that u mmprumiw would have to
be touched lK'IIVt‘c‘ll the solute and too
house propooziozn ~I:I lmzhof the disputed
po'IIItII. A new ImIIplII-zition nrmc into in
lbeduy. 'l'u» xt'llll' In from the western
and IIortlIw-I. \‘l'll Main-é to the number of
ten III»: and Ira-Ind to u protest against
thi- propufiriun to put IIIlIIIy on binding
leuc for tho purpoew of olfcctinu u com—
prouiim- with the Imus» on hogan
Tho general impnmclvm in flint congrats
cannot adjourn below the Inner part of
next “‘m‘k nnIl flint it will probably not
not nwuy beforu Oct. 6.
(Joplin! New. III Brief.
\VASIIIXGTIW. Sc It. ‘24. ~1‘ho house com-
mittm nu IlitVfll III airs onlurnd n favorable
report on In bill pmvidinu for the recogni-
tion of the service» of Chief Engineer
George W. Melville find the other officers
and mun of thoJcnnncttn expedition. The
bill providm for the advancement of Mr.
Melville on» grade and givm him Inmnncd
pay. Suitable mm. for tho othcrofllccrn
and men of the expalition III-a prorldod for.
The committee on commerce. through
Mr. Mum- IIIIII.) IIIIVI: Mlhlllllufd to this
house It favorable report on the homo
bill to authorize the New York and Now
Jenny "rid-4:9 companiw» to build I: bring:-
ncrooo the Hudson rinr lmwcnu New York
cud II point in Now Jenn-y near Janey
City.
The committee hire alrmuly reported It
bill grunting: a similar privilege to the
North [fiver llri-lgv company. Appnnded
to flu "yum M on unwmlmant to “In bill
ndoptcrl bylbo computing providing that
the bridge IIIIIIII not bc located within one
mile of any othcr bridgo out the North
no IIOIIIW'I um:- I'll.
8mm“. Supt. III—J’s. United Bum
m lithium, which brought the
who!) of Erin-on to ilk country,
Will-m ’l‘ on bar room no» Unit-It
The home committco on public W10"
lugs and grounds has nuthorlud I W -.
able rcport on the senate bill paw
for a public building at Altooun, PI...
an amendment reducing the oppromllflon
from “50, 000 to 680, um.
Charles Crowley, of Eaton, PA. dflm
of the canal bout John Navrport, VII
droivncd nt bpeuccrport, N. Y
Two thousand miners at Toppon. Alli-
trims Silesia. have none (in strike. Trouble ‘
is feared and troops have been «film
to the scene to preserve order.
A commercial panic prevails at Lisbon.
The leading bunks are in a precarious coo-
dftion, and the crisi» is imminent.
Agnes Robertson, one of the late Dion
Bonclcnult’o wives, bun sailed from Eng-
land for New York, when: she will clnlm
Bonclcnult's comic us against Louisa
Thorndykc, the drnmutist's second wife.
She will claim that Boucicault’u second
marriage was blgnniouu.
Iron and steel umnufacturcrs from all
parts of Europe and America have or-
rauged for n convention at New York and
in l’ittsburg, and II general inspection of
the mines and umnufuctorieo of the coun-
try. One thousand delegates will particl-
Ipntc.
A lliuck Eye for the Fight.
LDNIMIN, Sept. 24.—’l'hcre is dismay in ..
opening circlI-s :It the decision of the mag-
Intrute in the McAnlifie‘Slnvin case. The
feeling among the lovers of the manly.“
In not merely one of rogrct III the prohibi-
tion of the fight bcuch-II those two natal .
pugilipls, but of apprehension us to the
fatcof boxing contests in the future. It
Iosfnicd that Lord Lonsdnlo and othen
will shortly urrnugo to have the fightcome
ofl’ outsideof England~pmbubly in France
or Belgium. But the necessity of resorto
ing to such expedient-I in very discourag—
ing. French law against prize fighting is
as strict as the English law, as the nu-
uoying experiences of Sullivan proved.
Belgium is almost as inhospitable, halides
being more difficult to reach. It maybe
some time before the McAulifl'e—Sluvin of-
fnir is settled abroad, in view of all the
difficulties. Meanwhile the pngilints are
under £1,000 bonds each to keep the peace.
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(‘omto do Paris Coming.
Lox box, Sept. 3;. —There was a bnllion’ t
scene at the Bunion Square station Tue.-
dny when the Comic dc Paris started for
Liverpool on his way to America. All the
roynlist exile colony in England had gath-
ered to see the comte off. The comte looked
happy and confident, nnd may have been
congratulating himself on his narrow
escape from being smirched in the general
mire of the lloulnngist expose. The half
dozen prominent Legitimists who accom-
pany him on his trip seemed to share hi.
buoyant spirits. The party were atmnded
by an astonishingly large retiuue of nerv-
ants, and will travel in truly royal style.
Cries of "Viva lc Roi" went up nsthetrain
moved uwuy, and the Comte bowed graci-
ously while the English crowd surround:
ing the devoted knot of Frenchmen looked
on Cllriullsly Ztlltl wondered whether they
were looking on n. future king or merely I
perpetual pro-tender.
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Jlr. “'imun'n Tunnel Scheme.
\‘I'Asmxorox, Sept. Lit—Erxu-Itus Wimnn
made no argument before the house con»
mittee on commerce in favor of the bill
introduced by Represcntntive Covert “I
authorize the construction of u tunnel un-
der the waters of the buy of New York be-
tween Middleton, saute-II Island, and New
Utrecht, lion; bland. Mr, Wimnn ex-
plained {but flit: ltll’flllf the tunnel was
his own, nod urged llll‘ committee to re-
port the bill fuvurubly, which they did.
The bill gives the .‘u-v; ultrnc’y nod Staten
Island Junction I'ullmud :tlllburlt)’ to con-
struct the tunnel.
To Enforce the \Vcrkly Puylncnt Law.
ALBANY, Sept. '34. Sum: Fucmry ln-
opector Connolly lumsucd the Crown Point
Iron company for violating the weekly
payment law. The company runs a store
in connection with its works in Essex
county. and Lin-re is said to be much dis—
satisfuctiou over the mode of payment.
Suit lmsulsu been begun against the St. .
lh-gis company, Ill Franklin county, em-
playing seventydiw bombs, for failing to
pay weekly. The factory inspector has
notified four firms in Cortland of his inr
tentiou to sue them under tho weekly ply‘
meut law.
The rum-run Iliuillruy' I BI; I'lro.
Now \unn, sept. 2 .~ ~The following“
patch has been received by the Panama
rnilwuy people: ”Au occidental fire, com‘
meucing III midnight, destroyed all the
buildings on Front street buck between
the gencml ufllccs to within one square of
tho pmscngerdqmt. The company's gen—
crnlotliccs Wcl'u burned, but the records
were pnrtiully suvcd. About twenty CI",
sixteen lflfttll'il with freight, were burned.
All the olbcr buildings of the company
wore IIIIvI-II. ’I'ho Ion.» In roughly estimated
at 83mm, "
Mm! by IIIII Swoethonrt.
SM FIMVLISU}, Scpt. LEI. —Sumucl Gold:
berg was ~le and family wounded by
Milli» l’IIulmrM, ngcd "‘ The girl was en-
gaged In IiolIllwrg. ’I’I.. inner told Milli!
that hi» family qul ruliuinu prevcutcd bl-
murringe In low in flu.- rI-gulur wuy, but
he would Hurry her by tYLIIIll'ftCl. When
she rci'uml lII- IlIn-utvuctl to kill both the
girlaml h'IIIM-lf, IIIIII If in built-red thm
thrcutu lllUlLL’ll bur to shoot him.
Dir. I'uvnlo-rly'n Now Mun».
PIIII..IIII;I.I-III_I, Sept. 2A. ~Iit‘fllfl‘fll Murat
Workmnu l'uwderly hm announced in I
circulnrm IIII- Kniglmnf Labor III-t on
Oct. lliu form of ballot would bnprinted
In 'l‘lw Journal of lbw Knights of Labor
lilting t'llt'll IIIcIIIlu-ruf the order to You
either for or .Iguinat liking iIIdcpnudcnt
politlcu‘ I.IIIIIII in ”I" future
A Donny Low Tragedy.
mum, .‘t‘lh, Sept. 24 «Ed-Jud Wig-
gnnd, II Iiriwr for II bakery, shot und Illn-
scrounly wIIIIIIIh-II Allin IIIIriIIc,nIlu Tm
Mr, I wiring girl, ln-cIIII-o- IIIIc Milled to
live with Illlll. llc then blow out his own
brain». The womnu'a parents If" at
Richmond Mo Sh» in about 25 yarn of
one. “igguml um: :53.
A Chicago Inna-t III" "fluid ‘7’."
Column», Hep! of M. An Ogden smug
street cur mu "ImI-I up" by two mum
higliwnymcn Iumr .‘llllflf‘l «venue, and lb.
conductor and drIu-r rnnbccl The any
doctor but sum IIIIII his much, and I“
driver £2.70 and his much. The row,
moped nrmt.
Con-nor o'llrlo- Alli-M
Bonus, licpt. of.----l'airick O’Brien, I.
P., has horn «rented. 'l’imotlw Hui ,
n; unicouuo III-cling In Du
loaning-nil “Ill it my loom lub-
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