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IIIIILEI linen ILLEII
/ Called ‘the Nebraska Senator’s
Inlet-re“ ‘. Preetieeliy’ phases“
trsnueted. Under thinks. it being Iri-
day. the day was devetsltemen
tlul private caleadlw. Tiles-small salm-
the day was spent in theirnitisse diseas-
eumle r" session? ,1
Will tilLEiE.
opens Aprils. I894
m m MIMI,
names. cells.
'wlwsclll oIIIIll
who em. me-sdshmor Remarkable Outbreak of Sym-
nirr in:$
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I’ll:
80. sol-walk. Conn.
United Mates olelals Will See That stall
Trains Are line.
81'. PAUL, April 2L-There were few do-
. ‘ lopnl l i h ‘ Northern strik .
Speech Amalia“. sion of a hill to settle some Tennessee war My For W‘ m genial: Bells: :f {immedcan Rellwl‘; .
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. . motiontoreeommitthehill. Tit-evening
Isaater llaPhereoa Doaiea'l'het lie-uret-
.An Blocking the alll—nm hell
”no“ Wit. Taylor Int to In
Genie-ed.
Wasnlsoroll, April 2i.—’l‘he senate pro
readings were surfeited with events of in-
terest. the first being the reply of Senator
flawley to the speech of Senator Allen on
Coxey'e army of the commonweal. Bens-
tor Hewley wee vigorous in hh‘remarka
and tech-measles: to defend the dignity of
the seneteand asserted that the speech
medeby BenetorAllen was more fitted to
a meeting of anarchists than the senate of
the United States. " Mr. Hewley was lie
toned to with attention. end the Nebraska
saunter was evidently anxious to reply,
but was out 08 on account of time.
Senator Hewley said that it was a mat-
' ter of common sense that the behavior of
multitudes around the capitol’ should be
carefully guarded bylaws and rules end
by a sulllcieut number of police. and In
cases of manually by the military. to the
end that the constitution and laws and
rules of the senate should he observed in
every inch of ground lladevcry second oi
time.
flawley Replies to Allen.
lie wee also pained to hear the senator
from Nebraska (Mr. Allen) refer to the on
ganiud militimof the District of Columbia
in the style’and manner in which he did.
The militia was a credit to the govern-
ment. and it was thought wise that in-
eteadof being dependentlou the regular
military to have troops of eitieens.
Senemulilsn had also referred io“ll per»
em. named m-dway." ~5enator Hewley
said he took great pleasure in bearing tes-
timony to the gallantry, courage and high
personal character of General 0rdway,
commander of the District militia It was
quite ridiculous to repr-ent him as mob-
ilizing the militia at the District limits
with the purpose of clubbing the members
of the organization of unemployed over
the head or thrusting the bayonate through
them. He ventured to say that General
0rdway hall given more study to the queo
tion than the senator from Nebraska. and
not one step would be taken byhinl except
at the command of the civil power.
These men who were coming here did
not represent the general views of the
American people. They were not coming
with the intention of prestrating thenl-
eelves at the feet of congress, but toinr
press them by their presence.
In conclusion Mr. iIawley said there
were many other things in the remarkable
speech of .ilr. Allen which should be re-
futed. but he did not propose to do it. “i
am sorry to say," he said. “but I feel
bound to say it, that the speech of the
senator from Nebraska was such as would
he received with applause by a gang of
MA
postmaster! appointed were:
Me-echnastteaiihirley Village. 1'. l. llsaea.
New York—chance. Emery anion more.
W. 8. lane; Horioon '
Gill. 0. N. Scorillo; Cheltnrtilhflan’ P“
rock; Constitution. 0. 1'. Stewart; Dawson. It.
It. McDonald: Dunbar. Margaret ll. Duoaae'
England. ls- l. MoCoInbsl l’a stte (lit!- , . .
livelier; Ililrlesville. Coy ll s‘l Oberlin. l.
w. Teaser: Perryopolis. liar: onions: lie-
buck. Elias Rein; Stewart Run. fl. it. Dawson: the Book
Waterford. T. M. Judson.
lleve Kelly.
at the Gang.
GU’l’lllfll-l, 0. T.. April m.—-The report re
solved of a battle between the llaltongang
and deputy murshels near Ingalle. “miles
from this city, is confirmed. The fight or,
curred at the house of Bruce Miller. one
of the outlaws. The officers surron
the house, all of them armelhwith winv
chmters, just before daylight. The M
tons were inside. No shots were tired in-
til oneofthedes cameosttjuet
about daylight to feed the horses. He was
held up and told to taks a look aroundthe
grounds, and then return to the houseand
tell the bandits to come out one at a time.
unarmed, and surrender, or hostilities
would be commenced.
erowdona
in shooting distance of the"
well armed, the outlaw returned tohie
tetiou was held between the bandits before
a stir was made by either party, and then
the oflicere in commode! thspartyordw-
ed hie men to begin drlag.
The house is a simple west
L .u.
.are
the sides oi it. The caged return-
ed the fire and poured evattling firson the
oficers through the windows and crevices
of the house. Mrs. Miller. who had been
W
ride to lugalls for It doctor to attend her— ”WWW”
self and fill") her baby and hired man. who
were both wounded. The woman was per-
mitted to saddle a horse and leave. She
usly if not fetel~
ly wounded. “ was kept up all
out and re use to surrender.
session wasdevoted topenslon business. - mm¢g~anuwuya
m It lessees It Was stolen sad starts 1'.
,WABIIIXGTON, sprint—m fourth class by :- Imi- III- III-- I»! III-"m4-
flatly lefties transportation.
cums. April 2I.—‘om’nl Kelly I. all
.George . the words hithertosaidof him. and
Pennsylvania—Arched. John iimitll; Beach More. lie displayed the rarest judgment
and fortitude when he declined to put his
men on board a train stolen at (louse-fl
w 'l’. Bluffs—stolen by the engineers and fire-
' men of the Union Paulie. It was a Palm:
Pacific engine. with Union Pacific cars. on
Island track.
heeeneshesoidhehadnotyetbrokeesny
——«-—————————-—- lam did not timed to start in nori
was great excitement hereal day.
DALTONS PM BRAVELY’ and it was intensified at nightfall by the
I’oeee In rumor of the lurviriag leathers It" “It I train bu! been “WWW“ '0 fr
Crowds thronged the streets. and an im-
mense open air meeting was held. 'liu-
nor-of» the calling out of federal troops
and state troope.of deaths in Kelly’s camp
and of every conceivable nature kept the
hard to withstand.
But no unusual disorder ensued, and as if
by a miracle the clash that seemed inert
table was avoided, and Kelly's men slept
at Walton. At daybreak they marched to
Council Bluffs A new start rest will be
modem foot. Quiet was restored in the
Appealing to the “dim
Whilethe mmittees were at work in
Council Bil-Ids other committee» were he»
urging the diluent telegraph «mm with
Alterinokingovertheile and gal!!!" m “a II n of "m lows
trunk hoes. l‘l’hc following was sent:
com ions. Full a hour's consul- “ HIM" flushitt. President lumen and
P“ y M Sorthwestern Railway; B. it. (table. Presi-
dent Chicago. Rock Hat-4| and I’arllc Relic
way: Boswell llilier. President Chm. Mil-
waukee and .‘lt. Paul Railway. t'hlrago:
Kelly‘sermy teal Weston exposed fatherh-
W ”is. with provisions for twmleye: are sultr-
structure and not planter-ell. andthe shots Ills. but rodent and united in their determina-
from the winchrslen quickly perforated lieu lord tlhnmeh: tum thoimnoxulmd M
ali'ecalseende of their leaderaali are being {Ilt'r
niehesi with provisions by the l-harityef lhe
mph of laws. We has thrgwu‘gls "W
n our stat I refs or e v
wounded. left the house and crawled to th'g’itnwkm, “he,” not. ernfleme'r? for’tht
where I" marshals were located behind a great Wiltms you represent. assume tmin
tree. She had received a depth wound and in the interests of humanity what you would
begged n)” she might be permitted to aolheiuellfied in doing esurpt In this great
"0!. “2 H. M.
This was at once followed by this one:
From the government building we are re-
would notstete how many outlaws were wwwtflmflflflnnszxmal;
, ‘ s n .rllterld ey tel-omens" Ila
killed. but admitted that Blil Dalton and with forcenfnulnhere that numb done
' to provide traaelslrtaibm for Keiiryd'e ":ny
. . The ritinoe are now headed low the f
day during it odncs‘lfiy. Volley after vol- "up" my." If N, "n h"... you would
lay wan fired Into the house by officers mum something ebmllll he cm at ours.
and the constant crack of the bandits” wim We appeal to ynn I» help relieve lid. mmmnnl-
cheaters told of thelrdetertninelion to hold if "’0" "it impending Mn!" "N “infirm
and relieve the eufleringa of these men.
of thementoaolneto fit. Paul to confer
with odleials of the road. similar mes»
sages had been received from other points.
and Mr. Debisetill confident of the result
of the strike. ifs is especially pleased over
theeonlerehos he hadwith. the brother-
hood chiefs before their departure.
The railroad oillcials also had received
many messages and showed ll few from
then along the line saying they regretted
the strike. When asked if traffic must re-
main at a standstill while the men decided
whether they desire the acceptance of the
brotherhoodaor the union in the confer-
ence. Mr. Hill replied:
”I think not. The United States mer‘
shal. under the direction of the United
fades attorney, went with a posse to pre-
vent interference with the mails at tit.
Cloud. The government has undertaken
to protect ite internals. audit the action of
the United fitatell iafollowed up it will re
suit in the immediate running of all mail
trains and an immediate resumption of
business. The (mommy must deal with
its employees and not with labor organizer
lions which are lighting for supremacy.
Thecolupeny is rally to more its trains
whenever and wherever there is any law
enabling its "it‘ll l’o dischargclhl-ir duly."
”It
Kelly mum it
SCORED THE MINISTER.
Dem-eel! the Ian Who Hunted a Little
iiirl to a Tramp.
I’lllLAilhhl'lllA. April 21. At’llliem l-zsmv
wood, who has the appearance 0f ll Corey
army recruit, with his etllhlly beard and
dilapidated appearance, itppeitf‘ml In the
dock before Judge Gordon in shower two
charges growing out of his recent mur-
riage in Camden. The prollecutrix was his
Ilvyrarold bride, Dora Illlrt. aderk haired
girl. with childish. innocent face and short
skirts, whom he had inveigled by means
"of lutiulillhtiorl to the house of Rev. Ilr.
Burrvll, where they were married.
in charging till- jury Judge Gordon said:
“Then is one feature of this Mile which is
probably the most abhorrent of all its in
cideuts. and that isllle facility will! which
this marriage was prururwl. It .smmurn
that‘tbla full grown Inlln of (ll-gralial arr
pursues look by threats this Ifryeerold
girl in short dresses, with her hair bang-
ing llirlblhi, dunll lll'l’ lulu-k, loihe house
of this luau railed a minister of (lull, who
promptly performed it loan-ingl- l‘t’l‘t’lflou’
uniting them as man and wife.
“if this minister was within 'his lurin—
llicilml null amenable In our laws, I would
not hesitate n moment as to my duty. but
would place him in lhi‘ dock I ilh this dr-
fendant, where lit‘ rightly IR‘lODK‘. Nolan-
'uaue can adequately characterize the
Menu of his mllduct. It'was by his act
that this ll’llllt‘ you are now trying was
eatisiImIIIall-ll. and no hound mull could
here- Ill-en dfl'l‘ll‘fll all in tho )llilfli of this
a. .u‘
l’I zrr. I bairman.
anarchists, and it would not require a nli— . ll. t1. Unseen. Judas Itislrlrt I'mlrt. girl. '
cmacope to discover in it the microbes and bhnrt afgermnlghtfallll‘fiuring .32" in F. It. Maine. mice “premium. ' ' ’ ‘ W m V“ ‘ _
becilliof “new..." “W “Vim ‘ e 'I “3 0“ W” "'m limumami'lerk hadnal I'mm. BASEBALL
‘Mn.mun’. 'i‘“ house and fled. pursued by “It thon- rmml linwusv. Flattest". . .- . ._ '
sen-rm nephew of -New Jam, re— :fmqu‘el’i went in the (gram 0' the Bonn after word was received that a do FAIIHh \I. ll ml I: nulls.
plied to the charges that have been mode I: b in "I: canon-y. m; “3.1“" tachnsent of Fruit»: i'sdlll: slmpnlrn was ‘ - it. I. I.
against certain Democratic senators that "h" h "m3 ' t alum“ ”:0. m with we! art's-the lmllurJlldsi'vmm w””““.‘“"‘ ‘ ” 3,’ ." " " J l 3' a v ‘
they were obstructing the tarilf bill and m Sum; gut ”Droid h h" f ell Bluflseecort went down to llleetihenl. “‘“M‘Wh” : l ‘ J ” n " U ‘ :22
insistedthet he was doing nothing of the tall '0:th llzrfdita weL‘i'ef't Etta. M 1W“ 0"? Us» mainline, "in! Cincinnati!“ _u 2 u l 2 r. o o r~iu iii 1
”ML hon, after their corn nione hadbrok “’"m‘ ”d M" "”"”"h‘ M" WW" ------- " ‘ " ‘ " ‘ “ " ”' “u 5
The tariff speeches were by Senators “to: hthe n n. on" ll states a: oftheerlnan mil! "err buttonhole. luu.
Galliegerofhlew nlmmmmcmmn of of u. m“ . m ' mm M To be thundering of I»... drumsthry mu...“ x. .. u ._. o o .. a I l:.' l: l
Michigan and Dolph of Oregon. The let. 1:“ H; .“néo‘m‘d 3'3) ‘ nerehednp uliiruarlwey andm‘erto B". new York. . l u o u l l o u u e e l
WW““’" ”“9”“ “d'mi’mb’ landfills?” mmwltll thing'mfil'l'll: “wt “fl'mwumnw mu" b’ Muhl'ilie -: o o l o l u r. 1 {Hall
ably ooneludetodey. During 8enutorfllll- wu- thistle» were mick withayelling. chew “when. n u u .l o l u u :l a .s
linger’s speech there was a spicy colloquy
between Senators Gray, Aldrich and him‘
self, in which the Wilson hill and its re-
sults on recent elections were discussed.
Senator Frye Interrupted Senator Gab
linger to remark that he had understood
that the recent election had destroyed the
Democratic party in New England. but
that build not know it had destroyed it
in the United states. J ust then Senators
Grayaad Walsh, Democrats, entered the
ohembsrandioinsd in the laugh which
Hr. Frye had started.
Senator Gallinger then went on with his
speech. and referring semantically to the
good on Democratic days. “when the
Welker'terifl was in force,” be read the
testimony of a well known manufacturer.
which contradicted the claim of pros-
parity.
lie was lntsnuptsd by senator Gray.
who wanted to know whether the manu-
hlovelaeata of Oren. Stone-ships. Ilium
tar: iierumniv. Liverpool; La 'I‘uuraine. ‘0me
dam. Rotterdam: Ethiopia, Glasgow.
“ , Replies were finally
Murdered by Ion-shines»
whiie plowingin his field by white «pl. "W
’l'hey suspected hinl
night end swung him up fluent thegeng in W ”'4'- l”
Woolley cut himself down.
“55;wa a Funeral.
given by an overwhelming
malwlty in use. lilacs then the tariff had
not alt-Id into the elections.
liolnrt None of litlllwetuh wpre' riding terms W
3” attack by lightning and tom all to ”new
PM.
- .. WM-.. ' a health. lie adds om he feels immense
mu. saris .mmwm Ceru- uses-s nil-sue , ., "fl gQWMJ‘g mulli- v lg: and am In intende to “I
listed said and meant men. that the ”Page”. All" gtwi'smllmssni M ems-ole ril- salt. "I“ M- I'm-M Fem. ,,
ml. W at: . ‘olupllny .. Banned me “be... e ..
a...“ .y ”fli'fixfigmm Rhode Island militia. mu m ea' W”“"‘""“"‘°‘ 0"“ ”W rue-l W by .- mum
missed from the service. heringheellfonad
guilty of neglecting to keep a proper and
truthful reclml of duty performed by his
ooinpany while at the annual eelnp.
Tester 'l‘nrasd Down.
mesulos. Amish-um senate com-
mittee of tile l'listriet of Colombia for-fl-
iy voted to report adversely toenailrnla-
tics of the multinational Charles ".4.
Taylor (coloredl of Kansas in he recorder
of deals of the District of Columbia to
eueeesd saltwater B. I. Dress.
it was the nondeseript measure.
was neither protection our free
thatthspeople were di'ueisd with.
yeetot thsconatrytherewssnote
lie-swat of any kind who dbl not de-
ausuthspropoasdiegislaliou.
le‘lhst'eatsl new.
lie-aloe Urey that he did not
automate itieal prophet.qu the
eelywumestgs-theqnestioawae bye
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Hermanihsyweet
The ladies
the-mlmtlat id
ste elasli babies for
were
'0 Mi “It If .
Haiku-LII. April ItwAdvieee from
If atlflhdtdhlpflsefthe
op eelrepeetsl elm
mason-seeks thswhclslleeth.
«spend theieleadhelhseesessml by
sI-Luiled states Consul Walter.
W
a A“ magmas: ‘
hmsc ~
amn' unmanned.
mum ewe wee-he'll eel
to “at”
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3.;
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lug crowd. Travel in every direction was
. Flags were fluttering
New YnuK, April ‘31.wa0 following hm “ml-"im- wim'wmmi m- rm:
steam-hips are due today: Alsatia, illhenh m 0mm“??? ”‘de '0 “'4"! ‘0 ill.
Ilevre: l-ilrurin. Liverpool; Pam, ilouth- Tbeadraneeguardsof theshoplnen were
empton; iiulhiu. i'hrletiensend; Nest", armedwlth loan-sol breed borne on the
Naples. The following steam-hips sail to- llll 0‘ Mm. nod the line appeared to
day: La flmlugne. liavrs; (Tempura, Lir- bee-dies. They bleed the rents of the
erpool; Surge, Copenhagen; All", Brno malready arrived and awaited the re
men; lilo" Wilhelm ii, Henna; Meas- ult elm «ammo is prom-s
III!“ M m
with ”3:1“?th is! deny-
Aruvn. April 'll.-—l:lenry Woolly... be "Is mints I t a «am
i t w between theeitimlll'mnnlum and the
Murray mun y armor. ea shot dead h" |
Woolley was formerly a raglan. 0‘ lg. that entrain would uroiehsl was we»
hand. must of whose leading members are "1" "I “’0 Vim”! lmnd'y Who had
of Wehrmttheronrtbousfloawait
treachery and last week mil him out at mmmmmnnw. Ila-ch-
slipped hack and gave him a knife.aad w»- w“ swimmlihtwfl-
When : announced the reenliof the
W.” was greeted with roars of
stimuli-runes, N. '12, April slum howls. lens and Mall-s. Alter makings
MD the funeral persuasion for the burial of Mteddreaehe stated that the commit
Mrs. llanil-l \'ieil here was moving along tee haddeeideli to wait two hours. when.
' the highway to the cemetery there emi- if no train was furnished. one would be
denly came up heavytilunder cloulh from taken and run out to Kelly's eewl
thswsrt. smile the midst of a delugiag hie-sawmill be loaded absted
lo reintilecarriege in wells issues it». on their meals journey. mussel-la
violsnea and us»
themestiagonlheeeert»
interviewing the were is Aluresy
ileesseiBtene'sslreseelewhet
til. [sluts ital“.
Ile- Illleii a linen floods Inn.
"WKIKMV. April ill. in tin- trial of Jo
seph Iiornlrr, nllas Jam-pl: Hall. for null-
dot in the first degree in the killing of
Group- I'billips, the notorious green goods
man, the jury returned with a verdict of
not guilty. Hall. with his brother, Ilolr
ert, came from Shelton. Plan, on May ill,
out, in response in a circular.
Atria-ens Ituehed out.
".illll'lllill, April ‘Jl. «After itll exciting
series of bran» between several good boa-
rrs at the athletic entertainment by the
Hartford Wheel Hub James ll. (,‘afluey of
flew isnldun. I'llelllpioll welterweight of
flew England. mei dark Moi-aura of "ol-
yoke. {til-inseam was knocked out in the
third round,
received from the
The information
“M” 5" "’ wise emu run... wmll.
"AiiIllihl no, April ‘JL- {luring a heavy
roadat Elliott. our i'arlisle. A passer
ger train from Harrisburg ran into it. and
the engine. combination car and two
coaches were derailed. .\'o one was hurt.
'5'” rash-Ill lateede I; ‘15....
bums..\pviirll.w1'he Hportelusn pub-
Iehssen interview with Corbett in refer-
ence to his attack of malaria in Florida.
Corlettdeeleseethetheisuow in thehest
say destruction of
Artists. April ill.»-An official telegram
W has been rseei
red from Thebes stating
that the earthquake toteiiydsetrwyed that
The inhabitants are in e seduce.
tows.
ditioe. leiag almost entirely without food
er shelter. lie deaths are reported.
TERSELY TOLD TALES.
mp.
Three thorn-ad
”My
All:
In».
on
rm
‘1' one.
in- liaise her travel
Ins not suit
pastes. new a f
“mufi- ‘\
first" was
' istleietraetsweaf
.".fi.
GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE. B
mmhenllls wind blewa Ntwm
the track of the Cumberland 't’elley rail- and eerriages.
lightning ill-alloyed e farmhouse-er g. ndind ”In; um i p" y.
Haunt Valloa, Ind. and killed one than. “s: In in, , .5. My: (10.2,.
hinaeie, lsdiaaapolia’ ehlsfof pollen. has
supplied his men with whips to be unallo-
cheered exvl’reei-
dent Harrie-s st l‘ileyrene. Wynne his
is eapeeted at the Krebs (l. 1‘.)
between white strikerseall no»
and WW
Wi,mleelswitheetk.g_
Hellbflblcotb
ll ltie titration“. 93,,
BOVINE , llllllll."
General Coxey Takes a Four
. Days’ Furlough.
WANTS TO ADMIN} BXOURBIOXS.
I
Intends to lave a Big Crowd Wltnese all
[fie-oestrotioa' la Washingtorwl'eeet of
Leaves and l‘iehee lepeeted With Varia-
tlns 1! Burma.
linoleum-own, Md. April 21.——(lenersl
Corey left his army at this town for a four
days' absence in New York, during which
time he will stop at the Hotel Imperial and
will attend the sale of some of his Kell-
lucky thoroughbred». Besides this he will
try to arrange wliil the railroads for ex-
cursion rates to Washington for the dem-
onstration on May 1. It is from this er-
rangement that he hopes to get the greater
part of bistrowd in the city. Should this
plan succeed, he and Browne declare that
there will he no trouble in getting 50,an
people to the capital besides those onlhr
road
To prevent any conflict of authority be-
tween Jeese Corey and Browne in his eb-
eence Mr. (‘oxey invested Browne winl the
power of attorney to act for him. Young
(Tony has not been on good terms with
Browne since the attempted uprising of
Smith, and there in a probability of a col.
Iisiou between the two as soon lul (tony is
gone.
A Feast on "all.
Browne's general order for the day was
more then usually unique. It was as fol-
lows:
COIHADDA or run l‘olllloawul. Jrhls lawn
has surely been Welcomed, for the sspecmlop
position of bankers and business men, as fore.
cast in my general order of yeoterdey. hesbrun
happily dissipated. lYpoll oil entrance into
this city Mayor Keely nlet us. teting that we
were welcome to camp upon grounds within
the city limits and bestowing other murteelee
on behalf of other ritlaena .1 caring for our
stock. so this has been our home of Yorktown,
and now we have won the second Cornwallis
sword. Shortly alter the establishment of the
camp .1. I). hillnnlone. apromiuenl (armchcalue
with lal loaves of bread. Following him came
Robert Warner and brought with him all
pounds of fresh fish. ilur multitude wee fed by
a modem nllracle. John W. itlllcr brought
three doeen pain of nooks and several shirts
and there is no doubt that there will be many
other contributions from the generous ciliaelul.
In spite of the {bromide comment on
llagerstowu in this order the army bad to
buy its own firewood to blink Hilppei' on
Ingan hill. and as the town suthoriliesre-
fused to allow the army to draw on the
hydrants of the town the camp was with-
out vl'eter until the railroad company gun»
the use of a plug in the railroad yards.
Later in the evening, when a !tel't'fl- lhuu
dentornl itf'Oflt'. Mr. H. i". Koblrr. the agent
of the Western Maryland road. again come
to the mono, giving the tramps the use of
an mpty warehouse after a farmer named
tine had refused them shells-r in an
empty barn near by. Certificates of merit
were issued to all of the army who had
made the mange of the mountains. the
certificate entitling the holder to the soil-
renlr of the trip that is to be prepared by
Browne.
‘ Trample. fiver the Pike.
The march over from Willlnnlamrl was
made under most favorable conditions.
The pike was dry, but dustlm. all the
trees and fields green with the recent
rains. and at one of the belts by a rustic
pump the ragged. hardened looking crowd
gathered beneath a clump of apple trees.
whose while petals rained down upon
them like a midsummer snow. while the
men drank deep of the cold water as
thwgh they had never been used to ally
other drink.
There was a striking example on the
march of the sort of discipline that the
leaders of the army at least try to pro
serve. John Liudeiey. en enlisted man.
who had been vxpelled by Marshal lirod~
stick for stealing a .colnrsde's tobacco on
Thursday night. sought Mr. iloxey's bug—
gy and made an appeal of his case. A
patriarchal court was convened. Browne
and Cox” acting as ilmlres, and the case
was given another hearing.
The evidence was strongly against Limb»
lay. and the sentence of the marshal was
continued, the man being forced to quit
the ranks.
At the tailgate, a mile outside lingers»
town. there was a delay, the old white
haired gelelneu rsfneingto let the army
pass without paying toll on tile Illness.
Browne declared that this was another er-
tortion of themunopoliete and ordered for-
ward the deg. 'l'be old gatanlen reaper-t
fully Mad hie hattothesteraandstrlpee,
but shut down the here tight on the horses
i'oxey was forced to pay ill
crate toll.
The army was accompanied into town
by a constantly growing crowd of cyclists.
horsemen and pedestrians. and the march
through lisgerstown to the camp was.
equal relatively to en inaugural mil)“
for Washington.
Jones? Army on the love.
PklllflAI. lid. April lit-The Phila-
delphiadivieion of aney'e army. number-
ifl men. crowned the Susquehanna river
at Ilavre lie Grace and arrived at Perry-
mea about noon. lienry G.Cllntoll. sec-
retary-treasurer weeia command in the
absence of Marshal Christopher Columbus
Jones. Three recruits were meived at
lelle. The army loosed today for
Chase‘s. where Marshal Jones is eapscted
torsieln it. Oailnadeynlornlogtheam
will leereCheas’sand la «meted at Bell .
more on Builder afternoon.
letter lee-er assaulting.
PsovlllesmA "with”. the New
it. will he joined by a large delegation
nel- this city. I. Boomer. ed
of Justice. the selelhtie iailer paper. will
heals the work of eelistingthsalen today.
will he takes to (line:-
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Polio. l l. ,. Jib,
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We will Milieu-t mes; sell them at
primesd treat you right. Give
mace“. aura
STRIKE BEGINS, TODAY.
Three coal lines Will Its Idle
”Wall.”-
Plrrslll'lm, April aleodny lit noon the
great coal strike which has been pending
for several months will, lie inaugurated.
President John McBride of the United
Mine Workers estimates that ”0,000 men
will be engaged. Hecretory—Murer Pair
rick McBride is quoted as placing the now
her to be engaged at looms. The tale
graphic reports bulimic that the number,
will be between illmv two extremes.
, The strike will lu- confined totbe bitumb
nous cold region of the l'nlled States. In
this the-re uri‘ 1'?! districts organized, four
being ill Pennsylvania. The other die
tricts are Washington. Wyoming. Colo-
rado, Illdilm Territory. Missouri, Kansas,
Alabama. Tennessee. Kentucky, Virginia,
“'ut Virginia. Maryland. Ohio, indiana
and Illinois. A hiussillon operator says
that Mill coal ml’ilrs in the l'nlted States
will be abandoned.
In the I’illsburlr district there are about
in!) mines and fully 30 more in the Clear-
iield or mountain district. These two die
trlcts have about 30,0!” miners.
That the operators in this elld the other
tho districts believe the strike will as
some great proportions has been shown by
the starting during the past week of mines
which have long been to . in the levee
hlh hurry to get out coal even convicta are
being used for the purpose. and as many
men are being put to work all can be so
cured. They have. not been formally nod~
lied of the strike, but are aware that it is
coming. They have not decided what so
tion to take in tho matter.
Manufacturers and foundry owners are
greatly alarmed and do not credit assur-
ances from operators that the strike will
he of short duration, and therefore they
are securing all the coal they can.
It is conceded that a strike of two weeks
will cause a shortage which may cause ll
closing down of their works. It will also
cause an advance of coui, and they are lay-
lng in quantities now. so that the cold
dealers have all the orders (boy can attend
to. Altogether no impending strike for
years luu mused so llllli'li general interest
and anxiel y as this one.
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DISPENSARIES CLOSED.
Tillman Has a Ill; flock of Liquor Loft on
“and.
("nu mm, 5. it, April :l.—~"l~2\'cry dis-
pensary in the state has received orders to
close immediately." was the interesting
atateluent given to the press by Attorney
General Buchanan. lie is ex oflicio a mem-
ber of the state board of control. and he
further stated thut (In: board would meet
today and bone checks to all creditors.
The employees of the slate dispensary in
this city “ere paid off, and the big barL
room was shut II p. Gem-rel Buchanan
said it Will! the purpose of the administra-
tion to rem-ire the- supreme court's de-
cision as ll sllslwnsion of the dispensation,
and that in his opinion it allowed the on»
restricted sale of liquor. lie will in A few
days bring a leaf case in decide whether
the court Illt'flllli prohibition or the un-
licensed suit of liquor to obtain. and if the
former (lol’rrnor Tillman was at ouceio
apply to the legislature for power to main-
taiu a formof 23m constables to see that
the law is not violated.
At any rate- he thought thatan l‘lil’l slee—
aiou would be called in order to arrange
for dimming of the stock of liquor now on " “ ’ ’
hand. Many lawyers think that the mat-
ter will result in pfllsllull prohibition.
The liquor men are rather at sell as to
whether they can legally sell liquor. There
are (insane of places all over this city when:
intoxlvuuls lire flowing like water.
Adirondack f‘iuhhom Burned.
b‘lluxM‘ LAKE, N. )1, April 2i.-'I’lle
reportilns just reached bore of the total
destruction by lin- of the 'I‘upper Lake
clubhouse. one of l lu- most beautiful boom
and resorts in thrive-stern Adirondacks.
ln smile of the upper rooms was stored a
large quantity of arms and ammunition,
and explosion: hunt the llwulen and oth~
ers away.
Lightning struck New York's Capllol.
Al.li.\.\l'. April 'JL-«dusl as the senate
adjourned. during the height of a rain
storm. a bolt of lightning entered the sen
ale chamber by wny of the shaft of the big
chandelier hanging from the mentor of the
chamber ceiling. A number of senators
were in the chamber at illhhillw. ellof
whom enwrirmwi slight Iliilf‘ltn.
Iflad Disturbed the Pylhiaae.
“‘mvulxefln. Md. April at.» A severe
thunder and hailstorm passed over this
town. The roof of Odd h‘ellows' hell was
blownofl',end a portion of ihewellfeii
whilea lodge of Kni hill of l’ythias was
holding a meeting. There was great or-
eltelnrnt aumng the members. but none
was seriously injured.
right time Dee'sredoea
WIi'iilTA. Kan. April ti.-—infonnatlou
reached here that a fight oocnrred be
tween the sheriff's and the ge
which freed the mun ererllnf Wintermut
in the sendhllis of Cheyenne mainly. it is
said that two of the dell were
wounded. and one of Ihem named “colt
was killed.
0r'haa Alsiuel on rice.
Draws. April ii. wit the Roman Cato
silo Orphan Asylum of fit. Joseph there
was an incendiary lire. and the iiieterehslt
much difficulty in getting the no children
out of the building. iii-tee Anus jumped
tailgate lint Mywindowandwse badly
lain .
nm is e hostesses-0.
it’lullxums. but. April insomnia“
felon. an lulian. entered a netsnrantead
without a word of wheels. IN a
knife into the neck of Hicheei yhalonv
itor gm. killing him instead: The lean hell
quarreled in a harm it before
sllgll wine is flaelhhal
Cantata. Pa. April Il.»A tornado of
ell-ll severity passed ever this section.
Building were moved from their m
that, and roots were carried away. its
tvseesshrewaieeesetlvatest.
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