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from 8350 to $5.00,eccordlog
to size of lot, are appreciated
by, those desiring a real bar
gain.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one it you
will only try.
The terms of payment will
be made. according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars apply
to TAYLOR. 55 GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
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and over I... In u» u g ode.
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on Washington on,
Death Non-Watt. 0e.
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[Oll'l'll IOIWALK, - cone. '7
J. E- POWER,
“Will“: ll. RAYtllilNlh
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 i it Iain rt, "will
Aloe Portfolio; Undertaker.
In. 8 W lint. “than
or attit-
MAH-
‘ JACOB l. LAYTON, ....
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to all we
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“Immune-mono“
billi‘l'li Wilhelm. m‘.
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livelier-thorium
‘ oneinllllnoia. A
“combination
, against Eaten wee
fin ally edentd
and «Coupe»
men Felton who
elected. {l'he hal-
lot first stood:
Katee, 40; Fulton, an; Johnston, 4: Hancock,
4; Blanchard. 1; White (Dem), ‘28. A nun»
of changes hein ' made to Felton, a stain
pede occurred w ch finally made the heir
lot elect him. ‘
The next vote stood: Fallon. 18: Enter,
15; \Ehite (Dem). 28; Hancock and John-
eton, 1' each. Cherie» N. Feller: pm
born in New York fifty-eight yearn age
did come to Culifornlnwhen he was seven
teen years of age. He engaged in mining
andniercantile pursuits and entered poll-
tiee as‘ a Democrat. He afterward beeanu
a Republican and was elected to the anaem-
bly for four years. He declined rcnorninv
ation six years ago and was sent to con
green from the Fifth dintrict. He has ulu
held the position of United States nub
treasurer at San Francisco.
A Poor Man line No chance.
In an interview Mr. Esme said: “I hurt
nothing to say for publication except that
I Was defeated liccauac I had not enough
of votes. No poor man has 9 chance tone
piretooficc in California. I do not pro
tend to say that money was used for the
election of Mr. Felton, but he certainly
hadwith him the influence of great cor-
porations like the Alaska Seal Fur com-
pany, sugar rcfincriw, federal brigade, etc.
“The men who stood by me are men
against whom there has never lmcn the
least suspicion. After my defeat I con-
gratulated Mr. Feltou on his election and
winhed him many happy days. lam nab
iefied. and I do not want the Japanese
mimion even now. California climate is
good enough more me."
The Democrats in concur refused tc
withdraw their candidate and thus leave
the field to Katee. They claimed that thb
more has made such a bad record
andheen mixed up in so much acandal
thatthe Democrats dared not nhirk the
mponeibllitybynseisting in any wnyto
elect a Republican senator.
ATTACKE?) av srarxeas
A Reign of Terror [ninth in the Went
2nd of Braddock. Pl.
BRADDOCK, March tat—The west end of
Braddock is under a reign of terror. Au
gust Conlson, a Swede, came here from
the east to go to work at the Carrie blast
furnawa. lie was met at Copeland station
by his brother—in-law, John Martin, and in
making their way toward Ranking em
tion with two valiscs thrown over their
Ihouldera were thought to be men coming
from work in the wire mill, where n atrtke
lain progress. They were set upon bye
crowd and unrucrcifuily beaten with stone:
and clubs. Martin in under a doctor's care.
Coulaun, being a stranger, got lost in hie
flight, and has not yet been found. Martin
thinks that Cont-mu has been dangerously
hurt.
John Penny was attacked by a crowd
while returning from work at the wire
mill. lie drew a revolver and warned hi2
email-ate to stand oxide. lie was after-
ward "rented for carrying concealed weep
one and held for court. Andrew llanrton,
another Swede, was stripped of his cloth-
ing and in confined to his bed as a result of
hie injuries sustained by the rough treat-
ment of the crowd of strikers. The police
are now keeping the west end under rur-
veillance, but no outbreaks are expected
until the change of turns.
Three More Fatally Injured.
Narrator CITY, Pa. March zit—The
Brandonvillc powder mill caught fire and
blew up last evening. fatally injuring tvrc
hearted acriounly injuring a third. The
victims are Cyrus Vanni, who was burned
in a horrible manner. the flesh hanging in
ehredn from his body; Jeremiah Zimmeu
man received injuries from which he can-
not recover; Kline lJndcrmuth was abut
badly burned and in in a precarione condiv
tiou. The men were blown thirty feet lotr
the air. The cause of the accident was due
to a pebble getting under the crooner
while the men were making powder, the
friction of the clone coming in cont-wt
with the heavy iron crusher unnlngihe
powder toinnltc. The drying hon-e wan
burned to the ground, but the magazine
eeeaped. The men were carried to tinir
homes, but there is no hope for the recu-
of Zimmerman and Penn, and the lite
of Undermuth hangaon a thread.
lo let-Ilene- Again-t Germany.
Vulture-roe. March nn—M: Blaine-aid
lent night that he knew nothing whatever
about the published report» that the United
litataemmm‘llntendedi to Ci'rb‘ilrtitutoi retaliating
toga-gaunt unany ncaee t 1
country related to admit American pork.
Bo pronunciamento, he mid. looking to
the Unlimitm of (terrain import- had been
banal. Private firemen Buford elm
Did he linen nothing about the president
moieties ouch retaliatory proceed.
Monocle: Adult: Ille Crime.
(Janos, X. it. March unlimited:
Ifoncrlef. the old man who shot Henry
Yorney while in the Adirondacks land
lay. and wtrohuheruon trial here tin
three dayrt on a charge of murder
pleated guilty to murder in theihlnl do
when the prosecution clonedltn our.
commandant to alanine yan‘ bu
primnrmrt in Dnnuemoru prim.
rin- ivrepi;:ramtn Aeneid.
heme. March mu ‘ mite-sue
of the millionaire heir: muted at Gila:
tor-onto?! at! W1“...
"and attenua-
proper nmniuct, W
Marathi in mound of llll steamer he
torrent! ct "tell“ it lb m. III
_ rm ndinittatflnlflil.
mat nan: between'tbe moment “I
_. ~ ,- oweeénil‘m‘
, ’9‘” ‘HOSE‘LOTS on Iio‘wndca
m rnrmnetruuit .t‘ noon on
m errant-e no; comment am no or-
. ‘ pantomime-auctioneer” rim
V and ILW‘I'IIG Bottle fought II
‘ rem lvanln'e Capital;
Hinnranuao, Merci: tilt-mic much
talked of prize light. between .1001!qu
lld'e.of San Francisco, and Jim Duly, of
Philadelphia. took place in the vicinity of
this city lent night. nearly” spectators
willie-ring the mill. The term» of the
fight were that Jim Defy would stay ii:
round» for a purse of arm. Thin he mun-
atnttl to do, and although receiving a lot of
punishment tvua almost as fresh on his
m burly opponent at the batch. ltisonly
hint)
penr‘ndfromthefnuctlornoftheholy .
flortheperlodof atxumathe in order that he
myhavetlmeto reconndorhhtriewlandeo
mend give evidence that hewilluoloozav
teachandpnbileh the some. Andihatlncaee
Rev. Howard Hechoary tail: to retracthic
erroneodcornply with theee emdltionnafore
afldwlihinthodufionthadhbmpenhmhc
ehould'thcnand ihorebedepueedfrunthe
arching
Wit-a1 and spiritual jui'ildictiou in thin
dineaeeothlo. do hereby pronounceoponthe
Ber. Howard aontence of men
dun fromthe unchanfthe functioned the
holyminiatryinall and every particular and
in accordance with the above died opinion of
theoceleeiacticalconrtforthepcriodofaix
months, now following March in. our. and fur—
thermore sentence that if after the carnation
of six months from March 18. m1. he shall not
have retracted and given evidence that he will
nolonzerteachhiecrrmaofdodrlncmfwhich.
under the pretreatment aforesaid. he but been
found guilty, ho nhnll be thereupon deposed
from the priesthood of the church.
' Wrunau Arnnnw Lzoxauo.
Biabop of Ohio.
Mochrary Will Not Reina.
CAxmx, 0.. March m—Rw. Itianucary
hue written to Bishoplieonnrd lending his
resignation from the ministry of the Epic
copul church of the United States and mks
that it be accepted at once and that slope
betakeu immediately for his deposition.
He says: “There in not the slightest! probnl
bility of my retracting my alleged errors.
(in th contrary I have every remain to be-
lieve in: furl her inveatigm too will simply
confirm my present convictions.”
TO PRESERVE THE SADBATH.
An Appeal to the Sew York hgialnturo
‘l‘o Defeat the Selruf IIIIL
ALBA“, March air-The following pc-
tltion was promoted to the assembly:
"To the Member-l of the Legiolature:
“GES‘l'LEMES—Thc American Sabbath
nniou,a national society, whose roicnbject
lathe preservation of the American Still
both, makes its appeal to your honorable
body against the promoted Sclmnf bill.
which would legalize the opening of saloon:
from 1 o’clock p. m. to midnight on Sun-
days. in making this appeal we desire to
any that we are without doubt supported
by the united voices of the our.) Protestant
clergyman of New York stoic. A9 an evi
dance of this. permit us to present to your
honorable body the communications of no;
ministers eived at our office within the
last few (3:. all protecting against such
action as is proposed in this bill:
“When the communications tire received
at our office, which are now on their way.
the entire number will aggregate over will
letters from as many leading l’mfevtunl
miniature from all parts of the state. They
thus desire to join our Roman Catholic
fellow citizene in making this carom: pro-
test. The emphatic sentiment cxprmscd
in these communicationa in that such lib
erty granted to the liquor trmle. n priviv
loge granted to no busines-t in the mute.
would be a conspiracy flflllillfil morality
and would tend inevitably to break down
the weekly mt day for tltclnlmringciam
of our communities. being a flagrant vio
lotion of the law of God. Respectfully
submitted, J. ll. KSrrtvLu.
“General Secretory A. S. l'."
Debating the Soy-our Salient-rte.
llamno. March Lil—The debate on th»
Soymouraubetitute was continued in the
senate. This in the bill the Democrats fa-
vor an a nub-dilute for the Judson men.»
nrr. ln speaking on the bill some of the
Democrats oppoecd certain clauses con~
tained therein. while more Republican:
were outspoken in their oppmiiion to the
whole bill. It in not known what strength
the more will develop should it reach a
vote. It in believed, horrcvcr, that the bill
will have to be amended to obtain the full
Democratic rapport. it in Mid that Sen»
tor Thaycr inteuda to offer another culmi-
tute. which providea that if after two dnye
tin legislature [idle to declare the note ob
doeraeiected the candidatee on the rum
ticket having the largest number of voice
ehall be declared elected. it is probable
that no vote on the hcymour bill will be
reached before 'l'uuday.
“no...” ”www.mnm
A Colored Ito-olefin Awful full.
Antwan. K. Y.. March fat-J. P. John.
Ion Howard. a colored comm, we: killed
by falling from the fourth nailery in the
aouth wingof the prinou. He fell a die
tonne of twentydlve feet. striking on hie
head and dying almost instantly. Howard
wan from an the "Black l’rinoe.”aud
mnntfrornXew York in 1688 unanno-
tenee ofmea yearn for perjury, the npeet
deolenee being furniehiug “straw bell"
for New York crooks. lie leerea a faintly
in Brooklyn.
’f‘luy Me the Mann (El-inf.
in! Funnetrco, March at-J’rom Samoa
the-turner interim bring» new. theta
Borne-a chief who was recently blown out
to tree in u cant: landed on Onelnlnnd
endwee killed by me lactation boy-
andeeten. 'i'heetiiet'e i ii: at intents:
nonnlawu prrpa rig to wpe outa t
laborer: on the Mend.
the flare the June, Mum-u.
intimidation it-u’l‘he mgmtomd
Weill has northeastern
behalf-trace?” tee-rm.“
elm liar-are
fair to McAulitfe, however. to state that
he broke the fleet knuckle of bin left hand
in the fourth round. and‘wus incapacitated
from hitting the Quaker City man as hard
as he might otherwise have done.
Duly (ireutly Onln'olghlcrl.
It was exactly mm when Mciluliife
stepped into the ring, followed three minv
nice later by Duly. It was plainly evident
that Duly would have to fight hard to win,
McAnlifle's weight. (mil/pound» showing
distinctly beside Duly's ltidponnd». The
latter tvna danced in white trunks and bad
P. J. Griffin nnd'W. iiciily no hint seconds,
ll. 0. Crowburst holding the watch for
him. '
Billy Madden and P. H. McDonald were
behind Mainline. while 1!. W. Schlicbtcr
timed for him. Jabcz Smith was chonen
referee. .
With 'l'vrn Untrcc (Horas.
A sixteen font ring; had been pitched,
and in the center there wore two pairs of
two ounce gloves.
Hound i—Tlro men shook band-4 and
soon not to work. McAulit'fc (tinted with
hie loft and drove his right into Daly’s
wind, the latter retaliating with a tricked
upper out, which jmt unused its mark.
An upper cut from the San meiwan
fell short. and then Duly rushed at his mun,
swinging onto bin neck.
Round L~ the Qu tin-r L’rty boy cleverly
dmigmiu hrml atvmg, but r :ugfut filltrflmi’
iulhcluco. llotu aspirin-J lul' wind. moi
then .lnedrnvo ins .uun id iliv rn; wt, i'lc'
.luliti‘e wuss mull. aural wading out his
ri :bt hmnhiwd Duly on the new and drop
that blood. ,
ltoulni3~—.\lcrlulit‘lc opened up by giv-
ing his opprmcut u rib muster ntnl knuck-
ing him down. He was mum up. and hi:
McAutiile a hunt one in tiw wind. The
round ended by Joouml lint} . iizls-Esing.
- Round 4-1'mr not fighting mist umv be
ginning to tell. although our“ h'thllli-ailt'fi
to sing. .\lc.\ulltiv hunched D...) nquili‘rl}
ofi' lll‘t ice: in this round.
Duly “in mekctl Down.
Borrmi 5vML‘Allldl’t! drove Jim to the
ropes where Milllt‘ inlithtiztg mu done.
ouch tllcblltgncuupivnf not onus. ltd;
was knockmi down by right and led inimi-
ers which hit him in the wind and hits.
liuumi tie-Duly int Mclulittc .l i. ; mg.-
in the neck. me big iv'lln“ nit-crop :lwn
wicked ~wiu.:-‘- which were inl' um. .. ‘i’ire
tin-n churned. Jiur guru Airhead?» rt
ennui. over the lwmt noel was. lilii'i'ht’vl
down. but not up again in the n‘qilll‘thl
time. Another climb, :zfrrr which lie-
Aulillc tried to patsli [July down. but
failed, nun- bcirig culled mun nut-r,
l'mit-r tin- terms of the nan-tin: Duly mus
tlt‘t‘lilf’ltvllilt‘wllllit'h Xt i!..orm;:;x i‘much
mnri‘rsl. lhly sunning: burst pllulwintwul.
WAS PENNSYLVANIA ROBBED?
The Legislature “lii Intuit-mic tin» til-l»
rill-rn‘ tlrplrnu helium!»
‘ HAIu:L~m'xu:, Murs'h'llv-nir. Purkvnur
Delmmnv mutuy. nurmlzxrul :x r. «lull :u
in the llUllr'vx, which WA" ungumnmnly
adopted. authorizing the opposition-zit ot‘ n
coumtittcu to can-5N oi (hm.- mmumn of
the house or rcpn-wnmnw.~ nod immen-
utora to “irrigate the Human! cxpvmlcd
by cacltui‘llio Nlullx'f"; opp mu N'lmnh mail
your from irifit i lot!
This inn result ut‘ m . m ”ch published
iulllc Pililitl-‘illiliil ti. arr! tn tin.- L-ll'crt
tlllll recent» l‘.-t't'l.lll HM :t‘c .llon‘ 't‘, l’.i., Ilia-
clome the fuel Lust rm 5! do i.:::i been
robbed ufrm-r summit in the twinge-
merit of the mirth-r" orphan tet'illmls. ‘l'tw
curmnittw is tilrm‘led tn I'l‘plil’l tlw rmult
of llwir tun-dign- into- .‘ti on early .1 cl m.- :u
prnmmllrlc. ‘lh ' mum-nub». nucully con:
cur-ml in the rennin. .uu.
flute [he Cult-rm ('mrm to Grief
\‘v'AhllthiTltS, .‘liarrh ‘c-l. “Lemminnt
Uoumnmrtvr liicimv-ll. who was Qu rimm-
oftiw tiuivnu when *iu' \l;l1\itlt‘t'..l'tlufl
Gay lit-ml while prw m dim: in Porto-
muuth. X. ll.. in tow u! the gov. turnout
tug Nina, lum raz.t:lmttvr-ittt-rt n-port to the
net-rotary of thr- nary mnwrwnr tin-dire
nutter. it is utmcrsimul that he pain
the blame for the u rock on tho Nina.
whose Lu-i Mi't'l‘lllu Ltiul lniiurt- to umpoud
to Ohio“ be lwlntm to intro hunt the
mono of the tll-llhi‘é'l. Cutlmutulvr Iiit'k-
nell conmwtul» in the hitch“: tt-rmrt of
prniwtlw unlinutry of Emigu Firm and
the excellent behaviour of the crew of the
Galena.
New Presidential rum-amine.
Wilsumorox, March mmi’reoidcntial
poetnnintcm liili‘t.‘ been appointed up lol-
lotvs: lit-writ A. Brown. at smite-hi. lint,
vice Henry ll. Phillipe. l’vllml‘t‘ii; Nathan
W. l‘illllt'l‘. lit Walpole. Ilium” viw Home.
L‘. Merci”, cummiwnn (‘lfzihmli John J.
Reunion. at rat. Jounarilic. N. Y.. vice
Harlin \l‘uirnth. Jr.. removed; {lemm- ll.
Sharpe. nt \l‘iilnnghby. 0.. vim John 5.
Ellen, cornmimon expired; 'l’tnunae O.
flair. at Newport. \‘r.. vice Mum ll
Thrasher. cornurimiwn cxplrel; (imrgo 0.
Blake. at ilunntoo. Vt... vice (limited! if.
Reynold», unnml mun expired.
A Stub at Theodore Tumour.
Minutemen. Mareir‘.‘l»~.\t the wanton
of the hitlniciun’e lunatic resolution» were
adopted recommending the evict calm
mm“ of [be «attract lulu)? luv: to prevent
ibcimpnrt ohm of contrict mania-tanner
mutrmplntrt by 'l'u-wlvrre Thorium. and
thanking Air». .1. mm 1M :4. ‘l'mir. . r. of
Brmkiyr‘. for mar Adult in furtherance of
that Object . ..
To flurry “Ferd Ilium.”
N“ Yfiltl, March 730. .... Caitlzit’illkfl
Dntfyrereive't emu-tier from the its-nun
mot tow try the boiyof tin: Arts-r tun-an
Initial "William Krone" or i’r'lliiim
m
Wright. He will Mp hut b-niy tin-t In?“
W ll ill! Willi!
imufllm from Sydney today.
dim, lttoherahecnonoof Minuet, nee-
We nflairs of the kind on record. Both
monomer-ed the, ring in lendid condi-
tion.lrnt Gothlnfd wet nearly thirty
tide heavier their (Shaynekl. it warm
,nrrlcnne ugh; {routine start. "Toward
theeadoftho linemen. datum ski satin
atcrrllrlc blow on Goddard’s Jaw, cutting
him tothe bone and knocking him clean
offhhrfeet. lictook his ten incontinent!
. was carried to his corner. the call of time
raving him from being knocked out. in
the mood round the men went at it hern-
mend tong!» They were noon both
“We: with weakness. so terrible had
been the pace. Choynahi at the end of the
round was bleeding from the month and
bad a lump over hie left eye. The third
round mun furious one. Guidard twice
forced Choynskl to the boards by his
superior weight.
The American nearly knocked the Au»
tralian out in the latter part of the round.
Both were utterly powerless before the
round was over, nr'l were covered with
blood from head to mot. Cbfiyilnki‘s legs
began to give way in the fourth round
and Goddnrd drove him all around the
ring, leaning on the rope» till the way. At
lnat Cboynski fell to the floor limp and
Goddard stood glaring at him. panting
painfully, his knife” chairing. Choynaki
after five seconds got. up. and on they sing
gered toward each other the round ended,
and the men were almost carried to their
corners. After about» thirty secondshul
ticked away, Choynski’a necenda threw up
the sponge. Goddard's face was nlmoet
unrecognizable, Choynski'e objective point
being Goddard's head, while Goddard
rained moat of his blows on Choynski’a
wind and over his heart. At the conclu—
sion of the light Goddard made a speech,
in which be attributed his victory to the
fact that he Wm the heavier man.
The :éydncy Referee commenting on the
fight said: ‘Plt was a grim eluughtcr,n
terrible fight all the journey and the bet-
ter man won. Choynsdii was whipped. but
he proved himself to hen man for whom
America may well feel proud."
THE ABDUCTlON A FAlLURE.
Juckann Could .Vot I'nrce Ills Deserted
“'lf'c to Love Iliru.
lxrfs‘lutix, March nib—The discharge of
Mrs. 1-}. ll. Jackson by tiu— court of appeals
in». cuttwl tn-meminzw rejoicing in (fliilxc-
no. where she has lawn living with her
. intit‘m. Aw’numn ilfi the news mus re-
uivul the church bells rung out merry
ilt‘vlln' and the :mvnsjmopic lit-gnu prepar»
in; for it public reception of tin.- lmiy, who,
it is “nilt‘fr‘lllud. will return to live with
...»r .459er as blunt-e. .‘Jr. Jackson (it'cl tires
flint his next move will la: n greater cur
prise than the infiltration. it nppeurs that
Era. slflllli‘uifl llul rm' receive her property
trogcther through lulu ritnncc, but partly
..rough n forzsxcr rmuuucc to which site
it as to party.
Some years in fum- she married Mr. Jack‘
mu she received an nti‘cr of marriage from
u \velhmlu luvvyt-r mun,- i Amlcrion. This
offer sin? ti: dim-Vi. but AttKlLu'thi remained
deeply utturin- l to bur. :zrrl when he die i
it wars found that he had left her his fort-
one and tin-.pn-tclltution to the living of
the Clit‘n:,-roc parish church. Jnckeou’s
umrrirs- to b 1'. which was private and
Imlumvvuh ly-z' relatives at the time, its
mini to lure berm a genuine love affair.
llcis the son of a captain in the royal
nnvymndis a handsome man of middle
urge. Mrs. .lurkwu was deeply hurt by
hie lmving but on tile uriniVx-mu‘y of her
remitting clay. and appears ultcrtvnnl to
lure-immune entirely :llit'llllie~l. It is now
L1)llt‘trllv“liliill lu~ rd in attempt to regain
her affection-t is a failure.
The Informal-uni Lemme Formed.
Rm manna. 5: ii. 3.3.“: but —~»'l'licl'ormn-
tion of the int. mu; rtml lit-wild“ league
WM trn'iilil'lt‘it’l inst night. and all the pvt,»
limiuzirics to the «mailing oi the St’l’h'tlll
worsurrnugml. The circuit “ill include
“trt'ut‘wltxl', 5315mm: linlhlnund Albany
in the “'t‘sl, and Troy. Netvnrk. New llu-
rm amt Lebanon in the t'tlsl. Koch club
paid in its ltascrtsltwlll for National protec-
tion privilege». Ii tut-i tlm'hlinl by lot that
the chain-m olivi~iou hittilllll have two mem-
ixrwm llw N'ilt'llllt‘ committee and the
tvcutvrn divimuu mu- "truth-hum] there
was a drawing; and Troy. :{t'wurit and Al-
lntny wen,- M‘li‘ult'l u» [luv wmmitiw. Each
club will play lit'v games. The unison will
probably till‘ll on the but Saturday in
April and vull close- lln- lutlvr part of Sep
lumber. 'l‘lu- Spitting lull mu adopted
an the «riliciul b iii of “iv letguc. 'l’bc
sold-(lulucommittin- it ill mow-t :5! the Kon-
umu' llulr'l. .\llt:lli}'.l-l i” u. In. April '5.
Phi-b club mil pm: i s it rfvit on or lit'llll'l:
that date. .‘it that litrolltlg aim the name
of ibu-oruuniritinn will be cimuxml.’l‘o—
room's withirmnl N'fllt'l’lllt: the title of
”lntcrtutlimml Lunatic" n ruimonior.
‘llmnmm'a llrslglmlluti Arm-pied.
il’islttxumv. March ‘.‘u,~ The following
tllhll‘llfllill lat-Vim“ t'wrilrm'te imvc been
unrmuum-d by Shirl-mu” l‘mmu: With
Ilnmhlynwll. i.. i-‘nutz. '1'. ll. llurna, W.
ll. Torry. IL I. ('Jl’illltt'h‘. \Yillriflovc-
lawful. ll. hit-.llt-t-r. With l.iru—olu~.\l.
A. Cline. With 3mm ('tty *l'. ii. Swurt'
trawl. ii. ll. lilnrh‘. i“. ll, lit-amid. 'l‘. C.
Nicholum, ’l'. .l. .\lnrri.~«-y. .llrltrph pin-mum,
flurry fiwlwl». With Troy» Frank in Day.
Peter Hunmr. l’. M. Bin-u. \l‘ttb )liltvuu-
ken-«Jimur Q. Shawl-s. Frank llwycr ha»
been roll-um] by l'lllt'il.if! am! John Con-u.
run by sluux t‘iiy. The animation of A.
W. 'l'imrumir no olmir‘mm’r of the national
board lmn bum nwh «l nndm‘ccptmlnud
x. E. Young butt litt‘J Mflfl'lal l0 llllllie
vacant-y. Mr. Thomson my’n that hie
resignation vim .~ mm! by the humanity of
his entire nth-crimp to rrirate bus-inem
affairx. lie does not thin hlw migrmllnu
will in any way nt‘l’m-i the prurient corn-
pllcatiooa in lmwlnll nti’uira. and alarm
titlittolrin knowledge nothitm linking to
a mrmpromiw bum-en the National league
and American awwiull-m l.» on foot.
glinrnmmr. x. it. March new» the
annual uremic: of tin- bowl of managers
of the Moicirnlnulriul whom the follow-
ing officer» were chmed: President, Will:
bun I’umcil: lire! vice preehicnt. lune
(libbrm mumd vicrr met-idem, Henry
tomb: N‘t‘l‘i‘trit‘)‘ and treasurer. Marcelo.
ll. Brings. , Tilt-"mum are the name “of
but with bound. There re how in mud
1|an the pupils in the school. is of
whom are girls.
tun v... am '33...
Roman. larch ”.“t‘ flew York dies
meat on “mantel .
(HMS!!!) Bil
Your Bohemian- Med from a Living
neatl- by a “rave Reporter of Their
own !atinuautyws-llgiy Rumore- That
One of the Laborer-e Wan lluniered. ‘
New Yonn, March n—«Compeln-rl to
work likeelevee under the bulb of teak-
Inasters ”cruel as they were relentless,
beaten with clubs and rawhidea, watched
bynrmod men night and day, chasm by
bloodhounda if they attempted to escape,
with hardly nullicicnt clothing to cover
their nokednw, no shelter from the win—
iry blast: at night but that afforded by the
loosely built log ”th ' " a bed of leave:
and the frozen earth for a pillow. This
faintly outlines the frightful suffering» of
the poor foreigners who Were literally sold
into bondage in the wild» of the West Vir-
ginia mountains: There were seventyoflve
of them in all. They left New York on
Dec. 18 last, with R. L. D. lloecnthul. tvho
received two dollars each for the men from
E. Purcell, Jr.. 8.: Brother, who bud conv
tracted to complete the extension of the
Norfolk and Western railroad into Ohio.
Haunted by a Reporter.
The men before leaving New York had
each to sign a comruct. the coat iron pro»
visions of which they were as entirely
ignorant as the majority of them were of
the English language. Three of the men
and one woman have returned to New
York with B. Horne, correspondent of lllns
Lidu, the New York Bohemian nee. emper.
He went into the remote mountain czunp
at the risk of his life. making an overland
journey of serum y‘tive miles .‘ufl'Dri‘i swollen
rivcrn and mountain torrents and through
snow tilled gorges.
It Cauudllutcuse ludlgnnflon.
The rescued Bohemians are “'illium
Hofimnnn, J. Mayer. J. film; and Mrs.
Mniz. 'l‘cnothcrs who inf». the mountain
camp at the more time those four did were
supplied with Work in the coal mines at
Pocahontas, W. \‘n. William llot‘imunn
was the man who wrote a letter to "le
Lirin in February, which resulted in Mr.
llcrcc's journey torcscuc the men. This
lcttvr mus signed by sewn of the unfortu-
nate Bohemians. and it was published in
Illns Hill] and consul intense indignation
among the forty odd thousand Bohemians .
in New York.
“‘an an .hvf'ul ,‘Enurm a.
\thn the first letter from lintim'xnu
came the Balk-minus disarm-vi the outrage.
and money was freely u-im-Livmr-cl to tend
down 1}. llcrcc. \vim l'ml "tum-51min a: to
find the men and ll~ir - very pe ~1th menus
to liberate tin-m. lie: .ipbimliy related
his experiences. ywtcniny. "i left New
York March :3,"h-.- said. "I haul a talk
with Mr. ll. Purcell. orient the couture-torn,
the day after i roaches! l’uczliuilll:l~‘. but. he
denied all the Florin. (m the following
day he dispuuzlxuln Ilr. .‘ii'l ‘oy tothe Logan
county crimp. so that everything could be
tired for my arrival there.
“I started on horseback on March 7 and
reached the camp three days later. i don't
like to think of that journey. The poor
wretchcs who made it on foot, some of
them without shoes. must have suffered
tin» most terrible monies. it \raslikea
journey to Silwrm l chi-«ml over fifty
streams (Hill had often in ~ rim my horse.
Dr. McCoy hurl arrived lv-n days ahead
of me. ,
[floodlit-uncle and “'iuclrmfcm
"The Imrl foreman of the men was a
bnltiah likaulllg fellow mnnml slunnon,
and tho-rv \l't'l't' :l dozen or more under
WHO-l :lll iii‘flll'll u illx Winchester-s and re-
volvers. A [lilt'li of huge hinodhoundo,
which Wore kept chained. were buying dis-
mully.
"Foreman Shinnou in.;i~'lvil that there
wasn’t a Bohemian in the cmnp, but I re-
quested that the "it‘ll be mnnhulcd before
me. They were tho rum! utterly miserable
not of human beings i ever looked upon.
They were terribly rtnnrintcd. and with
hardly clothing to cover their nakedness
they Mood trembling with the {our of some
new calamity. '
“an Image Murdered.
“I picked out llnifmnn at once, and
when assured of my protection be ac-
kunwlctlu ‘Il that he wrote the letter which
ilrrtt rcvcnlt-cltlw men’s i-ornlilion. Then
I dlsmvcml that n Bohemian named
Lance. Whom the cunt ritw‘lfil‘l suspected of
writing the letter. had been sent away
motor guard on Dr. .\lr.(.‘oy'.~' arrival. The
men said that icing.- was fillilt‘tl out at
midnight and compelled to leave.
"Tr-tiruiuuiwnltrr the men heard txvo
chute. null they cxprx-Mml the conviction
that poor lung‘s was killed. l‘nromuu
Shiuuon told me that: lmnm- mm at an-
ntlmr mtup tlltccn miict mvuy.
Illumllmumlrt for Itunmruya.
”Thirteen turn and nnl- woman. film.
lime. Were the only Hutu-minus lcould
find in tlu-mrnp. and with thew l around
on the rut urn triptn l’ru'lltmtlna’ on March
ll, “'0 left lllmlll thirty poor ivllriwaill
the tiltiltpwl’rtluriwtutti ltnlinm. Some of
them tried to lomz‘. only and join us. but
they were chum-cl inn-l. into rump by the.
Wm. 'l'ltrcc. hum-vein titultngml to get ,
away. (ion of tin- forcuwu mini. no hni
pointed to the idnmlhmrmlu, "’l‘how are
the follow that till brim: ”em in of flu-y try
to nllp nu. "
ltrulcu "luck and Dine.
J. Mayor. one of the thrust runaway! re-
ferred to. mini tlml the itrminn llobrct‘
and the l’olnck. 24cm with tlrclllrcc lio-
hrutlurw lulu tihlu. Were the two men who
tried to warp»: m-nm the Tug river in u
boat. Fumm-o killinnnnJersmid Moan
meted them with ll'itwlu-«tcra and com-
pelled thorn in worm the river. Their
room were tin-n rumored :md fillinnon and
Crone bout tlw mm. Willi lowly-W. while
lime coronal them with rn-roiwrw nrui‘
thmtlem-d to kill them if they moved.
They Were imicn blur-knoll blue and beg.
and ptteourdy for roomy.
”polio-d Milt Porto and lire-ad.
spoiled mlt poré‘t und bread. Mayer de-
clares. was thrir only fowl. Their only
drink wannold writer. (Yofl’w was carved
totheimccs. 'l'hc nllgtucet dimlmllrnce
Cristal the offender to he lwrten with club
or rawhide. lltmnihouudc were. at once
lentout and the fugitive: hunted down
relentleuly. 0n the way tnthe compoaeh
had a lord of brand nude pm of
it had to turn. three «lemma
Mentholmhooerrledtwom mom
i
Mink Mummthmflnin‘
‘ Mp l “W
W
cuter. touchdowns.
Island, on Waterway of int
a fair way of being wired, and
the murderers wouidémhebly
He came to thin can on .
evidence that was, given wk ‘
and authorities by a; your: .
whowaaa fellow pauinuperofn
Betting» on the Will!
ago, which arrived on Jeni. 10-; ‘
This young Englishman told it
lived near Wright in England '
him troll. Wright, he
had moral character. (in
the young Englishman our in , {
E’figlll and Ruttlnger.“ltntt rim 7' ..
igro of money, but 'right apparently] "
had none. Ruttinger paid for new,
Wright and the young Enigma! '
talked together. . ’
:0noe Wright told the young new
man that Ruttinger had 815,“)0 in only
his persuasion and that he was a lace, '
nfacturer. The tariff bill had rum , .
hueinena and he had sold out for'tho‘
our and was coming to America to m «I,
new lace factory. Ruttinger , '
roughly toward Wright, and 0
around. Once on the voyageovu'hp
heard him call Wright u vile num Wfim
had said to him that if he had nay one
. help him he would throw Ruttinger‘ovfi?
board. ..
It is believed that Wright plOMv ‘1“
one of his bml companions to kill Bill-fin.
gcr and mi) hint of the 315,000me
ulized from the sale of his habitat? The
confederate came to Amer-inner! mnem-
er ahead of Ruttinger. Wright than by
duced Ruttinger to go with him to'l'othfi
ville, possibly to look at a site on which a.
lace factory might be built. Afterguttin‘g ,
him down there he drugged him of" tho '
confederate saudlmgged him and robbed.
him, and then “'right returned to New
York and killed himself. . ,
When the young inglishman was naked
; by the authorities how it. was that such
‘ apparently weak man as \l'rightv could "
not only arrange such a plot. but assist in
carrying it nut. he replied that Wright
“'11" not melt u wont; young man as he
looked. llc haul on one occasion whipped
a London ”hubby." who was a good um
bigger than hirus’elfumd who was armed
with at club besides. When he wasm
ed, though, his nerve gave out. He paced
up and down in his cell and cried‘and
screamed like a crazy man.
it was argued from this thathcmiglit
have the cc‘mmgc to plot the murdernf
liuitingcr, but that. after the deed was
done it was very natural that he should
count: back to Nov: York. and in it moment
0! four or rcz‘. rue uuxmuit suicide.
The young F. “lzmcn gave a pictureof
their coated-r; iv- rln- authorities and
told tin-m " ' v: «x: V‘lSdilll in this
count: 3'. 12m: it“ s -: n. robber by occupy
lion. and that in: had a police recordin
Lou-ion us a thoroughly bad man. District
Attorney Fitzgerald believes the young
Englishman's >tutcment.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered II RIB-
tluln from \"urimn Places.
Joe Choyinski has been matched to fight
Mick Dimitry before the Melbourne Ath-
letic club for £33) in the latter part0!
May.
The Navesink Xntional bank, of Red
Bank, )1. J., capital $3M“), has been an-
thorizcd to begin business.
Miss Mary Pennock, of Grecupointh.
1., who was estranged from her rim-ne'er]
husband twenty-five years ago, has come
into a fortune of three-gunners of II mill-
ion left by him.
Drink and women were the cause of the
suicide of Henry Art-ling, an actor doom.
note.
The old receiving ship Vermont, while
lying in the navy yard, was run down by
the steam coliior \l‘ilkesbarro and badly
damaged.
Two people perished at the hurningof
the Elizabeth (N. J. ) Cordage works.
Several leading ltaliuns of New Orleans
uphold the killing of Chief llcnnesey’sal-
legcd murderers.
Treasurer lluatou lllL-i rcfusedtoeiult
ailirm or deny the telegram from Medina,
lud.. which reprweuls him as baring writ-
ten to a friend there that he wouldloon
return to indium: for good.
TWO BURNED TO DEATH.
Another Fatal l'rru shock-t the MIC of
New York. .
NEW YurlK. March ail—Again them was
adlsnstruut tin- in Now York laetnlsht.
Aguin lim were lust. The city death roll
now limit up swvcn in thirty-six hourn.
Two pcmnm were unlimited and twenty-
tu'o fumilic-s \wrc lclt homolwhy a fire
that gutted the nix-slur} brick double ten.
emcnt No. 2th l'lust 'l'tvcuty-ninth m
lard night. The dead are Peter Chill,
‘ugcd fifty. flil|l bin stator. MuryClyll,
llgvtl filly-live.
: him! of the people oriented by golngup
throughtllo house- and climbing over to
the roof the hon-«.- u'lioluing and theneeio
the Mn‘tri, but Mi. .1 filtry Shock". aw
atcr living on tlc- third tloor. lawman
crawl with terror that slmmmed about,
to fling hcr-wlt‘ from u window, when l‘lfln
mun Broderick. of 'l'rucii No. ‘i, motllllld
nimldcr nud cur-rte! lwr in mfetytothe
' street below.
The fire wm mtimzuh‘m'l. hurl than
llslttulintt (Shit-f Viuvln‘r uthl l’npmin NI!"
gout lit-gnu to neuron I‘m comm! lit til ,
burned builclin-z. tin tin:- top tlm'rrthey ‘
foundtitotwolrmluw. lit-nth \vnn MM
by antiwar ion.
The frlub rim-pate» “pear-ti.
New l’otta. Mun-uh width? Kristi en ,
Opened the umnpnnzu in America for '
|liaruell lust night ut the Cooper Union-
nllbcfore till mulience of 3,000 gm‘
Michael llrculin prcuiclcsl. J. J. O’Kdl
vwnslllcfirnt putter. lie mltlthemx:
'tvcre horn to . nynrtnitbtlcrn with
cause or lrclmni to support thorn filth
Su’lflflflt‘,“llll‘ll bent lawn mime ,
by lib,- mu we m‘ the prov-in lhlnwfihlfifi
well on in l‘JlRllll'l. 'l‘lwir llliMlim ““4
Mk tlltnte u lm helix-ml in rm “1de
lriuh party in pnriiuuwm, income to “I“!
old, so that they world built every seat
lrclnml and reel-ms unity by wiping
public life the men it’ll!) lrnd betrn .
trust rcgmwl in them. Mr. Returned
Kr. O‘Connor nbm npolm At the M .
the meeting it um announced til“ 1
hell been Mflw'l‘llilt'll during them
‘MIAaI end III-mint” KM
it» Your, Munch own up
up , we: The mm
thicken and Janine
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Norwalk Chronicler