w
, holding. and there is non- considerable
. . threw over 12.000 American families
. ”in to thl jury. the military. politi-
. TllE snrgfinizfl
SOFT" NtlllVVAlJi. HARP}! ‘.‘tL
A correspondent writes from Whitley
(‘ourt House;- Ky.,to the New York W
to follows: “There are only 1.000 people
men. women and childmnvvin all of
thi“ county. yet the murders and aesus—
The large—t bind vale ever clfcctcd in
Ark-unis. or in the Soutlrwe-t llt'rllfll“.
wputhc recent voile of all llll‘ land belong-
ing '0 "It l.llllt' Ruth and Port Stilllll
Railwuy company 0130th awn". It
will at .l.25 per acre.
r It was the duty of Enghxh ror'urrr rs in
olden days to hold inqueu: not only on
deaths. but on tin-r. burglarim nud rob-
bcricfi. lnquestv on firm. are \lill held in
Nortlmmherland. and it ie now propowd
“reintroduce into London the aruicnbl
“crowner‘s quest law“ in the marttvr of ’
fires.
l' Flour barrels are :i mun c of great ex-
pense to the people of rlri~ country. ray
there are snowman of turn-b of
flour consumed in thiv country caCh
your. and thcrc arc l‘.‘.t|l|tl.000 0f W‘flplt‘
who buy it by the barrel. there might be
raved to the people of thiw country 82.-
400.th when in cuty t’tllllu‘ per barrel is <
-.~
and by purchadng tlour in rtlt‘htl.
The American Humane association
will distribute 100.000 copies of the norm
her of Scihw which contains the report
of the committee oflhc American “with
ologist“ I'nion for the protection of
birda. The report drown that mile»; int»
medipt‘cruiminw arr- taken to prevent
yirt’ut‘ltl l’att' oldc‘trucriou our \\ I.~(Nl\‘
ltlllt‘lrl‘ \\ iil .‘llul‘lly ln- \\ itlrout birdx
but before the outbreak of lb" “or
.‘tv-ncnall .lar'lts‘on. llb‘tl u prob-“or iu
thr Virginia milit iry irr~titutc at Li-xiu;
tunmrganiled :iSnnIlay wlrm-l furrulorcrl
i luxlrcn. which i~ ~li‘;l snot rirnal by lead
ii".r rill/cut thcrc
ha»: unw ~' -t on {will .r ~ubviiptiou for :I‘
tin-nutrient to .lucluou. whit h ix mcctiiig
with a lively rcip urxc among lllt p-oplc.
Ho 3. and \xhilc. of the South.
f, —
"(b-«l lit lp tlrc untrue: that» i\ llht‘ll
s.. it tlrv l'I'." \\ rittw :ru Ullll't rol llrr l'rrilo'd
.‘tirre ‘lt‘ulll-‘lllll tialI-na. ~p 'ilhlll: of .\\
plrrw sl‘:
pl. to llr' down in thv vtrnt and tllt‘ in
. l
broad dayirght. llll‘l “hr-u Ilyrrr; t't‘ccrh‘ -.
nu ull'cr of .l‘\l-l;ill 1-. cvcii lll :i!l‘“cr to
The
penplr appear t .1... ll“.tllic~~. ri~ if lll‘ ir
larnilinrily \\llll lll'illll lilIl Inadc lllt'lll
t ulloth." .
in ;tlt||".ll in ;r dtink of \\'.lltr.
In the t hincw lath-{misc tlrcrcnre ~ixty
('llill'u'lt‘f~ :rul lllI‘Hllll xx lo the syllalxlr
Ling. ~cxculy to Szrr; and w \‘I'rrly~li\c tr
lug. 'l'hct h
endearing hit k‘ranu- ,uih u i! nu-u ill“ I
lt~ birth.
name whcri bc when t».. \. 1.....1
be
“time when lrc emu .- llrtu buxiuc“. an of— ‘
ttciul name if llI' llk“‘ an ullicc. .Iird :I
«loath name to bc put on lll‘ rnrnlulonc
'l‘hv t‘lii
r «Illlllltlll
un- rlrild lr:r\ .‘rprt‘lly t'l 1
limit the [my luh :r Min-ml
:irrr.rrilnl
“licrr
name laku a wife. a lnrr~irw~~
audio :1» do“ u ‘mrn lrixlr-ry.
new-n 'vh‘llV \ll
I‘Otlnll‘y i~ an
~o in lbi~
endearing tlirrrirrutiic.
t-rpiival- lit to Sam my. John-n). TI u: my
in lbc l‘Itrulidi llll;ll.t;t'.
#‘
Au cvaurirr tilt“! of .l llt .p wt ll:~- l'r‘ih ~l
htntrw will ~lrou' a drip ..: irllll u \. r.rl
Iiiilliorreof arr-w ll! r-xtr‘ ~r. in llVIN'Wl “pul-
lll~‘ Slzilr‘ If
'l‘lii; ‘
w,r~ lvzr I-lll by irri~t ilw'
lic lurid." lyirr;r lu‘luv
Kauur‘ rrul tub-Lilli! .rml Tr \:l\.
’ ulrip of .-.. l ‘.'_.
:rrrrl l» but l‘th '
a Hole] ill .l‘l_\ .‘l r’“ Ul‘ Tl l'l‘llilldtl jlll’i‘
tl vliutr Nt-lllirt’ i‘ it run ilt'tl by l‘riitul
.‘tzrltw l;i\\‘.
itrllrc «~Ii;ir..il «.Irxryt.
ll r~ wholly without :r in
Ilir-iaI authority. :ill‘l b. «unnapicnily.3
tlicabmlc or tlu- \«l_\ “I'l‘l . l.r~~n in the "
country. t'artlc tlriv\.-~ and crlruirrab of
)llkiudi :I-wrt to it a~ a refuge. and
Iatclycattlcmvn bare prrl'ry Llle‘ll pm—
tcx‘aion of it to made tlu- a lion of thv
I‘t‘ro‘iilclll c\rlieding them from rln ludian
'l‘crritory. Then: they hive c~tabii~hcd
their ranchc~ without tnI-lc‘luliwu. a l
*
Senator Miller ha< introduced in the :
Uutttd Slates Senate a bill requiring.r all
mutufuctnrcrs of and dealeh~ in oleornar-
shrine. butteriue.
d‘vplay signs in a couspirunu: place at
their plan“ of broiuexs indicating.r that l
they manufacture or sell vulh tll‘llt‘lt“, l
_itnpo~ing a ~‘pt‘t‘iul tax of $3M on inanu- !
fatturel‘. flou on “llult‘ra‘t‘ dealt“ and l
.100 on l‘vllll tlt‘ulch ill gulch pl‘utlllt‘h
dud requiring them to take out annual
license to carry on such busiucw under i
penalty of fine and inipris‘ourm-nt and re-
qnlring all pot-Ions engaged in such busi~
so. to keep hook! and enter therein
to occuriite Ind detailed account of all
imitution butter tunnufacturul or sold by
“351‘ taut-ll blinks to be subject at nll
times to lllc impel-lion of the treasury
officials.
lt iv the belief of the Bthlull t'u'timlur
that “the most popular measure that
Congress is likely to pass upon this ses-
tiiott is in the question of prohibiting
dio- luntl ownership. ll him been found
that Ion. of our most valuable proper
tie- in the West have. been lodged in thc
owner-hip of foreigners. and that a great
w mates in our larger-ill“ are thuq
”trolled. The sentiment of the people.
voiced in hoth political p lotforms in the
hit wide-hill Churn“. is against such
lardine and suineio
blind“: to on influence to declare prop-
.t-y under then ownership belonging to
'& Miran resident! abroad or do not
one. in two year- tpond a twelvemontli
on their native heath. It is said that
lvir' attend supported wholly by in-
“from estates owned in America.
*5 hove not been in this country} for
“It.- yun. The: are told to include
“fie “.000 pen-nos, and In at no per-
“ bamboo. for the antic! of
”that follow the citizen who
M“
'l‘lri~ Sunday uhool ‘
of tniwd thread diruini>lrcs its value bv l .
’ . . ‘ ,~\icee\~tullv
E Infirrrtrrrg rougbtic“ and lrur‘liricn to 1”... llqlf‘g‘uutl[hell][lu‘rtulvxt'u|\\*\rl‘z‘\‘~g‘fir‘f.
turd
. . 7 after. it i<~not at prcwur t‘nlt‘lllrtb'rl t.-
“lt l~ not tllir‘d'lllll in b-r pru- :
l . . . .
\\ c may continue the ‘Iourncy day after
. reaper. and carries the bagr to the mill.
l which frhl is broken. and the garnicula
;\\llll which nakeducm‘ is covcrcrl, arc
, brought in tilt‘ll village and l‘irrnrliomc
siriatinns during the year outnumber the
birlhx two to one. To any body who has
ever lrvcd for n time in thi~sectiori of the
country. cr “ho has over traveled through
Harlan. llt'll. Knott or Fletcher counties,
tllcslatcriu‘ut ix 100 common to excite
comment. lint no orrc cvcr ll‘tn‘r‘li
through Ihcve mountainx‘» for there are
not any railwuyr to travel by-r and no
ncrupapcr
cvcr “rill->1
i from llnrluu county, so the murders. and
tends. rmd aumiirntions and brawb' are
not made public. There are courts here.
of course. and judges and juricv. its there
arc in civilized communitic“.
correspondent
but where
, t'vcl‘y juryrnau ix‘ related to the murderer
' on trial. and where thcjudgc llllxlll'i own
life t-- talu- cure of in n lawlcw commrb
uity. tlrc idea of convicting n pri<oucr
rrcxcr occun to thmc in court."
._____—_._
Sonic tirnc {since rcports reached this
country that a new tcxtilc had been d3<~
con-red in France. which was likely to
i take the place of wool .10 it large. cxtcnt.
tlf cour~c lltl“ rc} ort created a good deal
of scuuuiou in certain quarters where the
wool intrrcvls‘ are important. Accord‘
ingly, United States Consul Williams, of
“Orion. France, was requested to make a
complete investigation of the matter and
report at his earliest corivctiicnoc. 'l‘bifl
report ha~ arrived at the t~t.Itc dcpart~
rucrrt. lle \ayv that the new lc\lilc is'
called llcraudiue. from the name of its
“0} ‘s curl.
on the inor
{129.
beginning: 1
A
bird; south
\Vlrilc mi
Island. and
deck noti~ c
ing on the l
Tisililc it “c \
pronching \
I into the «lurking.
rrp front lit-low and nswumr-d command of the
leek. lleul
invcnt -r'. :I .\luc~trirlrt workman. tl:|lllt‘tl ,
llcrand.
glowing olliciril reports.
iay< that in the opinion of evpcrts who ;
lune ~Eni~c made careful cxnminatiom of E
thi~ textilr . it iv safe to say that it ii not
“in ly to lake the place of wool. or even
the poorI-xt quality of wool or cotton.
. lr~ prcmutcc in a mixture of textile mate-
. rial tlll‘t‘t':l\’r‘~ the ditliculty of spinningr
to ~uvh an extent thit in no instance
could it be spun tinc. ltx’ u~c in fabrir <
'l‘hc torrvul llllllk‘ that “hib- ;
thb tcxtilc may take a tnmlrwt lll:tt‘c lrrrc- !
the touch.
dirninidr the price of wool. llcrarrrliuc {
l~ I‘lllllllt‘tl by c\pcl‘l\ to lu‘ tlrc tlll‘l’t‘l"
product of certain peat ground» and ix‘ ;
llrux‘ I hcupi-r by far than any other known
raw tc\tilc material. The con~ul draws g
the curlt‘llhlnll lbal tbc inferiority of the
tc\lilr- ~ur'pn~~c~ il< clic:rplic<\,“tuul tlru~
plri' t“ it low rill llrc lint «ll lI‘\lllc\. lilll
of r on?“ it i~ suijct to improvema III by
irrvo-utiyc \kill, and may in thc future be
an important t‘lt'llll‘lll.
_,_...___.___..
'l‘l‘rt‘ Itlllrll' til T".’_"‘.-I“fl‘)41 Um, )“ru‘ '4.
in the courw of an editorial on the lrorxe.
pay thiv I-lorprcnr tributc tonmn‘: upiiirc
friI ml: “The ll-Il’NU plays an important
part in the indu~trial pl‘ujcr‘ti of thc
world. Draw a choir t‘luse to uric of our
\Jllll‘llllll window“ an] look out upon the
\lrr cl~ which llrc po~lollir c
block. The roll up
down \\ ith murrccly a break. and llrc
xrrrr'ound
\urfacc rurv and
mind f_'l‘u\\\‘ weary in the attempt to
r Ulllll llrv lll
l‘fach r.ir i~ drawn by l\\tr
, bum \. :rlbl lll" will-re.» ll‘czirl t. l?~ llpnll 3
23-.1. sim \\~ :m l wind. lixprw ~~ wagon“. l
dray \. t‘rl‘l\ :rrrd Ulllt‘l‘ \‘v'lric‘ri'x‘ movcd by
llt‘l~t'\ ilr»:lu- tlb lllIIl'v'llglllll‘I ~. llllrl t‘\cll l
~lralluw lbinl-tcr‘x‘ :irc iirrpr‘nwd by ll.“
furl that lllI' ouctoul iprndr’upcd ll1l\
r
bccomc :I “Pct-“Hy to comrnrrvc. “'t.
it :u'c lllt‘ t it} :lllll tultc a run :lt‘l‘tl\\‘
the country. The litre i< immaterial.
day and night after night. and not git
nut~idc of the domain in “lllt ll lllt‘ home
i\ a power. ix t‘\\t‘llll.tl to the civili/atiou
of man. He dra\\\~ the plow :iuil lllt‘
'l‘ln~ fuel which keep: bright and warm '
the winter llt‘utllh’lullt‘. the bread with
d. or by thr- hone. The doctor. the post-
man. the \tllltll tmdcimrru and the tax-
;«athcrcr alm recognize our four-fruitcd
l'riI-ud :l‘i an important agent in keeping
up communication with isolated homes
and N‘tlllr‘l‘t‘tl t‘lllllllllllllllt‘x 'l‘hc “heck
of agriculture and commerce would
move painfully ~luw were it not for the
ltorxc. “drum or we go‘ we are that there
iv a great practical “ant to be incl. and
we are comp-~llcd to land the efforts of
those who try to till lhis want.“
The 0at~llcll King.
"Yes. I know Schumachcr, the oat~
meal kin who has lost his big mills by
tire.“ on d the Ohio pusouger. “and an
oddcr little man you never saw. “0‘: u
German, of course. about sixty years old.
about av big a6 it gramhop er and just
aslivcly. talks Ilutcliy and writes the
most rigorous English. lintcs whisky
and beer as he does I liar and works
sixtccn hours a day. He came to llllu
country as poor h“ a church mouse. started
a little grocery and beer saloon. rim that
awhile and lllcll lit-gram making out meal
by n handilnill in his thd-shcd. Finnllv
"hc ~old lrlv mloun. pcddled out meal and
infirm f rout Ii handcad. which he wheeled
about town himself. and in thirty years
built up the. largest factory of that kind
in the warld. llc won‘t hire a man in
any capacity who drinks whisky or even
beer. and has about him several hundrod
cm iloycs. who are mostly Germans.
an . ptrnnge to say. realous prohibition-
ists like hiniirelf. Illc once brought over
from Germany it workman who was
master of a new pmccss. This mini come
Iiridcru two-years? contract at a large
ualury. his expense: being guaranteed.
The second day llllt‘l‘ he work
Scliuniachcr learned that he won a beer-
drinker. in two hours the workman
left the millu. never to return. and with
a check for nearly swoon in his pocket.
This writ the. ‘price Schumachcr had ‘
paid for upliol ing hi< principles and
enforcing his rule: to the \ory letter.“-—-
(.‘Umgo Herald.
In the ' Parlor.
She—Anticipution.
He—Exultatlon.
Whtlun.
mutilated“;
fimatlnehl
lie—Gm. .
All nmndwfiuution. - Til-lib.
' ‘ ‘ 1 llllN‘
“to l r‘cuvlr liavc linult‘ “"3" l th‘alllel‘ \ybi -li puxucd bv without deviating
.‘lr. \\'illiarna f than their course. The water pourvd in
Ihronulr the huce rent in
the uttent
\\‘t‘l‘t‘
putt in: out
'b uul of
thick thut
room dmpoml their \llIIVt‘N and l'tlxllwl
l fi'tNli winds
i fairly liru- \vetithcr. It became stormy off the |
. Newfoundland haul“. with a high swell and
ton iirinutce before
(‘uptuin t‘otticr‘ \virs below rind "hit-f Officer
Matthews wa< in charge of the bridge. The
lock were piled with Imam-rice. which “‘fl!‘
being taken from the hold in anticipation of
the camel‘s entry into port.
No one priid much attention
_ l atrium LUST...
The (began. of the Cunard Line.
' (lacs Down in ii Collision.
The 845 Persons onABoard rill Taken
011‘ Safely.
The magnificent ocean steamship Ol‘t‘gtut‘
of the t‘uriaul lino. ono of the largmt and fast.
cst of all the occmr carriers. was lost in col-
lixiou “ ith ti er‘ltuollt‘l' while prtwvxling under
a full head of «mm and when noni- her jour-
llctuik of her hm are as follows:
Tho Lin-gull lcft Livcrtml for New \'.\rk
She
trad on board lx‘» first cabin tmvwngcmsivtyi
~‘l! in the vecoud cut-in. and :NJ in tho steer.
She bml a crew of it“ men.
ruin: of Saturday. March ti.
\l‘ the voyage slio had to deal with
from the north and cast. but
west \vin'lx _
rlwny bet \vI“ll Slnunecm-k. Lon:
Fire Island. about 4:20 A. 31.. on
the Hill. and distant. about tivc milm from
<hoi‘e. the few pnw-ngem on the Oregon‘s
l the lie’lrtv of a vcoml amino h
tor-thcnst tack.
nliuutntlie slit y nfthctnwancw.
the collision occurred.
. tothe up
cane]. and it was not until the urn
known coasting schooner struck the mom-
moth steamer ou the port side. directly ohoft
the forenmot. that the howitzer: were am
of their danger.
The shock was tremendorm
1nd with it Nbound the schooner
shot. back from the in in sidm r -t
the doome l t‘unuhlcr. uinl driftul of!
t‘nptniu t‘otticr‘ rudicd
iriii: the character of the in iurics
inflicted. he at once writ ur- rockets to attract
ion of twain: vow‘k. and
unwircutluivri by two occn't
the \‘t'xV‘l‘S .x‘i-lc.
the tirc<und robin; n twiiietirlotn
xtcmu. denw am
the tire Iu-u in tho fire
\It
the deck. where all the pn‘wvms‘ro bud beiu
nutrition-d.
uiclit ‘1 \Yi
admiral-Iv.
mlcr‘ wa<
trinity cliid in their slt‘t‘uillu‘ mun
th but few oveeptiousnll behaved
and with \‘t‘al‘t‘rlt‘ nuv trouble
Ipiicklv rest-uni. Tho partlv
ll'ttwal Ivtxwugen \vcn- order“! to put on
lllt‘ll‘ l‘ltlllll‘
In. and mtl’ee was served to all
Theotlimm mulcr command of (‘uptniii
l‘ottiur‘. procmulul to launch cls'lit lift-bunk.
\thicll
\\’.‘\.\'
all»
all the crew
lair beiu: thc inst t I lcnvctbe \‘ftullllt‘l‘.
rcnmincd in
boats
wrecked \‘c
Inuit NU. ll
hum. t‘aptniri
! “It“ lllt‘ tn
and zit
f lt‘mlecrr'rrr:
lII llb-
vow-b \\:r~
ll o‘clock.
lulllt \t‘.“ l\
«lone “ith mime dittlcultv. but
. The “nun-Ii \\ ~r‘o tir\t put in
.xtwraxe. nit-l lust of
’. t‘uptnui t‘ottier and Dr, Run
The
tlrc \iclllll)‘ of the
swl lllllll duxbronk. when pilot
and the vlru-Irr Funny .\ Hoc—
llrrlroiiev. bound fruthuck
“mi-m. new svunpprrnichiuu.
\‘ n‘cl wk llII‘ “‘Ol‘k 0f
the roux-nun“; and crew
Ill‘t‘b\ t'f tilt‘ fi'llflll
lic:un. Tlrrx “ark lll\‘1"l until
\Vlu-irull had been trrirhfcrr'erl
lmrc up for New York. but xvi-re
Ivcr‘btltllerrl umur l-v tlrrxlirvmcu «cam
drip Ful |:I
‘tlltl thc \cux’nrrgew wen-
thc iilrcml
in bound.
tublwl tn
lllt‘ Ger-
llrrrglt’.
Ill turn
nf
t‘uplruri
v full lr~t
mun \tcurner. lllllblll; lrl all uvcr LN“ sunk
in boar-l .\< mun
movcvl tho Fulxlu
reaching th‘
lllllll l u'l‘ltl
and curuc in
l-uv. tht
tbc - rtv.
After the
worth rural
i‘lulul. \\ bu
ull were ml'clv l'r'
\li‘vltlllt\l t i Sandy Hook.
. bar at “1123. \‘htn‘I‘ ~hc ruichurcd
~l. tbi< ltl ITIIllI‘,’.\\ hcu ~lu- crow. d
i to quarantine. lll New York
IL‘IV lh - ]|.‘tS~I‘ll_‘I‘t‘\ wcrc tnkcir tn
.‘|\'
collhiurr the tli‘cgon ilriltol .wu»
ut llunll tlicopcrntuts ut Fir:-
llfl‘l. lll ti tt‘i‘bu‘k, llnllr‘wl lll"
* necr behavior of the \‘r-xwl. t'stullttlrtl that
x \c burl «it
tho shon-
\"tth'l‘ rlt
nightfall it
forermut
tho main. Ill
hit-l ltiu'll carried nutty.
‘it'tcrl fully tittccu
Hbc \tlllli in
lIiU l'.
wag
miles from
ciglity feet or
u. and at
not but that her
\\'hrl-~
intro and jrggcr irmsts were .xtrll
Aurelius. :lltil upturn-tiny uniiijurwl. dioxin“.
by the
Nulu- til ll
on ml :in\ th
I-l‘ tcrhap‘
ritl‘wlxlml tn
ill-lit~ :lll l'
l‘ilell-It‘l‘x the wu from the llllh‘ of the row» .
llt“lll.
the bow pointing seaward.
lc l'llxi‘llt‘tl Whv‘ligrrs or crew
rug. cvccpt the clotlus they “ult‘.
at building. time out
\an-
lllt‘
.‘u
|\.‘t*\\ll,:r‘l'\ bud come on
“lock than to ;ct llrcrr‘. \it'clv rut.- tlu- lmah
‘illlltl :r\\;r:l rlaxlrrlrt Hf llrc Ii?” wit-l“
r-t' lil'tll llllrllt‘l‘. tilt l‘.‘l\\ were trauw
trr‘rc-i llllltt‘ lneihrur-l br‘nuflrt up to rural
tllrl‘l-c by the Fuldu. 'l‘lrr-rc \‘t l'\' ru- :rccr
tlt‘ltl\ In the duublc ll‘thfI‘l" v-l lilfi
dcrrt up to thc nrrix III of the l-‘nldu at the bar
having l-ccu
and criublin
little trouble.
rplicl i) t‘l-t‘.
\\'h\k\'t‘ I‘Ullrl
from all lllt‘
The U ‘r gun wm built for the Union line at '
tllzugow. in
us smooth n~u b:rll~r.-oru tin-r
g the work to be done with but
All the tucscngcrs turd crew
Yul tho unit-N of the otlicclw.
uct lllt‘l wrt‘r nuivcrul puns»;
h‘S-‘ucl pimple.
lhx‘l. coding 81.27NJHL She was
built for-\pel-d. rind her trip from Queens
town tr. Now
York. tiriiahul on Augmt :3.
to“. win made in six days and ten hours.
breaking:
to that
rem uxl mudo
Since their
the best
up
date.
but tcr
time has bccn made. the t‘uuurdcr rltnrriu
covering lllt‘~fllllt‘ distance in six days. live
trout-x and fort y- four minnow.
big recon! was run le on a trip eudur" Airguxt
l\\‘>, and is the fastmt.
.b-I
~..
SWIN
’l‘lircc DcSp ‘l’atltl‘i Sumtnut-ily llcult :
The litrurm‘.
.—
G1NG_F_R2M TREES.
with in Indiana.
Till‘\‘tllt‘tltlt‘t\ of it guru; of tltxx‘xn‘l‘rulot‘x in
Martin county. lull. have just receh le sum-
mary punishment at the hands of a midnight
band or" lynx-hers.
av followsz
Details of thcat‘l'uir are
l‘i‘wixcly at llzzlti o‘clock n \igiluuoe lamb
mittee of about it“ (autumnal of men from
.\lurt in and
jail at Shoal;
and
followed
orderly. and
uninsol l-v
Uriiu to counties. surround-«l tho
'I‘ e lynchem won very quiet
tho sheriff win first
lurking of his dog.
knock on tho door.
the
-v it
He inked who were thew. and the answer
wont crashing in of the front door
lownl by hoav ' him“: which comp
demolished it.
ldoorlud
ful‘
‘he mob then went to the
knocked otttho lock and won
nuycd to and onothor which would
not yield
twonty
eiowd woe
the cell
sun of
what
tank. both t
minutes n
dam
and the lynt‘ht‘N rushed
ullthi‘oe of the intended victiuw.
Martin. and
Thorn».
iv known its
Tho mob wage
to blows. Aftor about.
tutu) in the
found who untlolstmnl opening
lt yielded to his etl‘ru'tv
in nod “rubbed
Thin-nu.
the latter the
the ringleuleru of
the Archer gang.
n'ovldtul with th: namuttry
iii and to caption them if
Jchn Archer.
“£6
they made any msiatuuce. Several of ~them
had long iron hooke with which to grab the
prisrnieta around the neck if they insisted
without «Monitoring their own lives.
\\ hen the Atvhor gong saw tho lyncheiu
ey offered
no insistence. and when asked it
they had tiny-thins:i to any they rafund to
speak.
Their hair
3 were tied behind their
backs. and they were taken ov ‘ to the court
liouae yard.
any
had
still no reply being given by any of them
were
They were min “load it thov
confessim to nuke. and.
unceromouioimly strong
they
2pm young maple trees. Torn Archer. the
dent oueof the gory. about sixty years of
m
we. “I“ Muse
t. Mortin - Archer.
brother to Tom. used about fort «five years.
“’0‘! suspended next. John A . . son of
Toni Archer. who was about thlrt ' 'oom old
to n treo with his bond!) t'lod he:
won
hlnd liltn
uhout thirty feet from his fut-hon
ufihtflim for w‘hdch the three meni “our:
u compriac most ever “thing~ n t
criminal calendar fro-u nturx’lor t) petty
thieving. For twcutydlvo years they had
ban a reigning terror. both in Hutu: and
Dance counties. and had the
. terrorism
in which they lived until the
community
plo did not know when they wont
round at ultht whether they wouldbo mur-
derod before morning or than how- burned
down.
wwm‘nam who.
In
mmmuwr. m
to
Rout-o Voka h- um to
Brooch-w
In
tron
lnte '
“ " I.
At tlui
The light: were
I ' hanged wlulo npluirciiLIy dying.
l
in :
lll:\llllll;_‘. and little “tlx ‘
letely ‘
NEWS SUMMARY
7* .
Eastern out! We States.
A1- 13.“ two! the 1(5th of thocoun-
ty house. at 1m, Penn. were 030::
o the other mm' by port-kin: cof~
fee which contained ‘ n. t night
mlve persons were row: dying con—
on.
FRANK Morton-morn. of Philadelphia.
sneezed so hard in bed the other morning
that he ruptured n blood vessel. and in a tow
minutes was a corpus.
‘An' aged former a Wm. Maw. hangod
himself to end his snfl‘orins from nervous
rostration: another. living near Cntawlsm,
nn., stabbed and shot himself to death be—
cause In: housckoeper would not marry him.
humus Murmur chief of the fourth
buttoliouof the. New lfor]: Fire department.
was run into by on engine while going to I.
fire in his buggy and killed.
Mint. ”Alt? \Vrutrurx was found guilty by
E I Jury at. Little Valley, N. Y.. of murdering
if!“ husband by ' , rind sentencod to
\ hanged on April 30.
DR Angus Fus'r, one of the ntovt. promi
trout. [lllyfilt‘ltlllsl in the United Statue. pruni-
dout of the luternatitmgl Modionl lW‘lflliullt
died suddenly at, his home in New York a few
days since. aged seventy-four yoam
Till: five-day intern-aorta] billiard match
played in New Yorkmwwu Jacob Schaefer
of that- city and M. Vignaux. of l‘nrie. m;
won easily by the American. who made a
total of 3.000 point-to 1,145 for the French
champion.
A STREET railroad ou- in Xew Haven _ was
demolished by callidlng with a freight. train.
and twelve potion: were injured mom or
lea sorronsly.
South 1:; “'ent.
Tull. E. Loo N l of Croft-devote
. Comp o. l . w
”boron, Rich V... oou
flototho fund for into General How
cook’s widow.
A comltkn boy of thirteen ymrtt. our
Eloyfll by Mrs. Sank. a widow living at
‘ this Cum Rank. S. t‘.. uttackul hix
our Ilover with an av. knocking her winch“.
on thou rubbed the house He wan cap»
' turcd and bulged in jail, but a crowd of cm
tens took him out and banged him to a gate
post"
PAT Form and John Mu thy were hanged
l at New tlrloaus on the lL‘th or the murder ot
. A. 1!. Murphy on December 1. «I‘M. The
i lllt‘n Went carried to tho gallows irisviiurblc
g from poi~ou they had taken. and they new
‘ lh-th mm»
derem and their \ rctim were prominent New
Urlcttns politicians at enmity \\ it h l\‘i“h other.
Summons and l‘t‘l-‘tlltkl elfortv now made in
. obtain ucmumutatmu of tho wutoznv. and at
i theltht moment. t - in out the dix-grn o of per
ishiug ou thewatl‘ohl. both men took priisou
A TRAIN left the trn ~k near Munltnll.
Mich. and one ni‘xctrwr t‘ktvlt “2‘s calcined
intuit ditch. ll.‘ thirty pawnngerix mud.
were all hrirt. some mortally.
llonnniu entonxl tho t~xpn~\\ car of a train
going to Chicago. b »t weou Jolie: and .\1 -t‘ri<.
turrrrlntul l‘Ilpn-st Healthier NII‘lI‘lN after
I deuwnite >trugglc. “\ltl'fil the «to of til.-
fiH in mutiny not at bust $3M“ worth of
jctvelry. rinl their Netti-ed. Minn-y h-wnnb
for tho capture of the threw-s were otfctvrl.
and tho brutul murder caused great cxcrt~~
meiit in the West.
Tut: llllllt‘f\‘ of the l‘lortrtield it lhim region
have joined tho sll’llit‘N. rind work
, in tho N‘l' t‘uul region: of four
l Stub-v was at. but Accounts entirely MN
2 li‘lltlt‘l. ln-twccn lI‘JHl rtud Halli men being
ulle
l
l
\"aslilngtnn.
SISATUM VEST. of .‘liw’unr‘l. llll\ made a
statement to the llnuw unuuuttw» of lll\‘t\\'
i ligation i‘ullt‘t‘f‘nllt; br~ ll‘llllltlll\ to tho l'urr
' clru‘tr'ic 'l‘elc :honccomwtiiy. Ho status that
l he purclrnqu ltll~lrll1~< of stock for $l‘tlll‘
as a |‘t‘,;lll3l‘ buomwx triiuxrtctruri. nuul bib
t‘tN‘t‘ivcrlnnuIliVirlcrhlirlnnrlulltlg IoSlM-r‘lh
THE l‘li‘\lll"lll ll3l\ \ctin-rl tho bill In rltllct
title of N‘lll" v on the lku .‘lullltu I'ru-rlund‘
in lowa. lle my that the point at mum in
thi“ cax‘c “'N‘i fullv N‘lllt‘tl )I‘fll\ um. turl if
reopened no“ it. would produce iogul strife
. and lawsuits
'l‘iui lllnii‘ Educational bill, re ~cutlv pg‘vei
by the Solute. In» been lirflt‘llr all) killed In
the llouxo bv postponement tn the third PM
any in April.
ls Senate executive sewion .‘lr. lidmnrnk
from tho judicutr y nuumrtteo reputed bu 'k
the nomination of Inn-h Montgomery tn ln- tu-
siatuut attorney-general for the intcri-Irdr-
lurtincut. with a rmuurucmlatiou that it lu-
nxiectml.
THE llouw I‘ulntliittin'~‘cxz‘unitiufi-Iu into
the affairs of the l‘nn l-Ile ‘tr u- 'l‘clcplrouu cum~
\any l-ogunon tho lL‘Ilr i‘uirxn-xxiunu l‘lll‘
rt/cr. the New York t‘l:l~|l‘. and J. llarrix‘
Rutgers. wli r is tho llr‘- t‘lll‘lr of the Pan
ltloctr‘rv putcntv. wow c .ariirucrl.
Fort-lull.
\‘iscm’xr lll‘l‘l‘lJN. 11‘ of the Earl of
Kumoull. died at .\loiit« t'.|t In the other day.
and l\ sup mutt to have - amurrul .l minnle on
account o hunts at. th-- purrbhu; table
\'.\r.r~.\ruu\‘o. t‘hili. hm but an \‘IllJ‘t‘ bud
new block. including tuc city‘x principal
~tr. ‘l‘-“- by tirc; damage «urmiatod ut slat-i,
t lll. '
it 1“ niiuwuurwl from lbnric that twu
American cunliualx‘ are to be en‘utixl --tliu
.-\rchbi.‘liop of Quebocnud lll“ .\l‘\‘lllti\llr_tp of
lhiltiuiom.
l-‘Iv: immune—tho“ lvtx~i‘ll_.'t‘l‘\ and two
railroad e:nplo_ve\‘«wcre lillnl till-l twenty-
siv lilhk‘cll‘gk‘ls injured llllllw‘ll of them
tillllgt‘l‘ullsl)“rill a «Moron l-ctuceu two
trains nour Monte Carlo. tho notorious Eu-
ropean gambling resort.
lirr: l'l‘llit‘t‘x‘w‘ llclciic do \‘piilauti. of \'i
entra. i~ announced to be a bankrupt She i\
n dntubrcr uf thr- lutc uullrutuirro lniriker
liuroti Stun. tuul \\ lilo“ ut' the late tinw‘k
euxuv nth! utiii‘rvto-i‘ plcnrp itoulmry to .\u\
imi.‘ ller lulhct‘ at binl-utlr run .-...-1r .u‘ lu~
_ tlmedaugbters HANNA-l.
§ Srizrh‘nu Toronto t‘nnnrla‘ car driven
came lltt‘ltnlllwlttu “rt!- tiu- pullcc. and no
in. rons lit a l- were broken,
.\I \II‘, l‘x‘rri. the Well known opera ~iuxcr.
\\;i~ lawn durutr.’ a l“!‘l'\|l‘rll:|licc in \‘u on
cut. Spurn. She lcll the lllt‘flll“ at on c
under pullco «wort and li‘lluwwl by a turbo
leirt crowd. .
.‘ ‘lhu‘rrmi ll‘tlu‘h‘ haw lr ul .1 '-bll‘ltli\ll with
the :\vub t\~lu~l\ iieur Srrakim. and NW lultet‘
were defeated with ti lo“ or lllll‘l v krllo l.
A BATTLE 0N Tim run.
Strikers on One Engine Clio-ed bi
Officer-s on Another.
A freight train run by a switch engine left
the Iron nonnatfdo‘tiot. mu. Rock. Ark.
during the utrlko troubles. and W hen-
ton. twenty-ave miles tooth. at noon on the
. to take the St. hank train aouth m cup-
trutad at the mud house by masked
striker: and sent oftor the fulfil“ "8111‘ T59
f‘re‘ ttrain was tit-molten at Henna and
dis: . and the strikers muted bitch toward
Little Rock with the ”cougar enigma At.
Millilevalo. ten miles onuth of the city. they
waited on u side track for the ‘pnseengor
train to go by. Tho train ctuno
along. and when the last cor trod passed
thev throw the switch typou and dulled out
in the direction of Little ork. United mote:
Marshal l-‘lctl‘ht'l‘ and several deputzov were
on the page \r train, accompanied by Sn-
rintnudent \‘lmvlonkl‘he truck was cleared
oruswitch carcinoma officer-a got uboutl
and primed .the strikers. both melting
and dashing last. the ‘ dept» under
full headway. hl‘ldle crowing the
the pursu‘ engine nought and made fut
to tho stri‘er‘s e no, tho officoci
climbing \l. ordering the
strikers low) I. They refused. und. oureoclc
ing the nor side at the bridge. several
ofthem {unmet off and the officers began
firing. .~ bout tlftv about were tlrvd. and ono
strikor muted Sullivan was shot in tho‘ lee.
neverelv wounded. and wnsuptured. haven
other: rattles Sullivui were captured. god
the otl'lcent Mint in put-wit of the tugutives.
labout eighteen in number. he «pound
worn - onbon
man. m Dawns.
SnvA. tho tenor. muonumfor the
Mutant America
opera...
Pamhuhnd clot-MIMI!) night
fiuuuzotoongmw w
com, WW ”I I
Whpflammmts a
I“ “rel-ub- . it‘- ”I
l in another t‘ll\.
l2tb. Tho [homogen- engine which tram.
l gnaw:
28,000 Miners in the Bituminous
t‘oal Regions Quit Work.
Uniting in an
ffort Obtain an
In .
1n Wages.
A lluutin :,ttlll. (Penn) dispzit 'll of tho
pltith 3213's: “A general strike of the miners
in the competing bituminous cord regions was
formally declared to—Ilny and has bison swiftly
carried into effect. A gmt niaso meeting of
the strikem of the (‘leartieltt t‘uuiberland and
Broudtop Ili<tricts. in can junction with the
membnrxof tlreetecutivc board of the Feder-
ation of Minors and miuo luborem, was held
at flout 'Ilnle today to tletcrinine upon
the tprcxt ion of accepting the condi~
tioiml pi‘olmsitiou of the operators. of—
fered yca'terdny. or to decide upon
«continual strike. Delegatm were prim it
from all the districts in Federation No. It.
including a lur't- number luv u the Pocahon—
tax. Virginia; Elk tinnlen and Garrett. “'est .
Virginia. and George‘s t‘reek. Maryland. dis-
tricts. t'ullllu‘lrill" lll all n nipn'sentatiou of
35.0!!! miners. .\ot withx‘taudm: its immense
pr‘otuirtious. the meeting was conductul
I uictly turd orderly. and after a brief discus-
sion concluded in a tumultuous declaration
for a general strike.
"in all the Ill\ll‘l\‘t“ shi Ipiug to the ma-
bonrtl the mint-N are now a l out, united turd
determined. As the operators maintain that
no advance in wages is ptuwiblc until coal
arlvunrw i‘priceJhoisvue is pm-tically cen-
tien‘d bet ween the strikers grid the consumers.
The general sentiment of the opentom
hexproml inthis soutomo delivered b a
loading Garfield operator MKV ‘
minors have struck out! so have we. 0 con
look out for oursalvm,‘ Tho present great
strike bcnrx nx strongly against the mine
onler system flu in favor of tin tulvtuice.
“At to-rlny'sriiw-tuig it was revealed that
inert-hunts dealing lll mine ““10“ and divvy~
rug with opcr‘ab r- trike llllltll" advantage of
the iuiucrx. who are compelled to deal with
them. by charging 0\I‘t‘\\l\‘t‘ prrcct Though
tho strike-x have already cvpcricucwl
untold suffering nul privirtion. their
unyielding Ill-tcniiiuutioii ttlld converted uc—
tron pren‘ut the sligbtist ho to of tllcll'
giving in The pr‘iNuit outlook r~ dark and
t‘lln‘lupn-d only in cnujiwture.“
The great sll‘lht‘ on the lit-ultl xvatom I t
ruilnmds in the Southwest, under den-ction
of the Knight:- ot lAil-ur. \\ us still in tom.- on
the ltitlr. lx-tlt sub-s continuing firm.
#
LA'l'lili' N EWS.
’l‘t'r. cri‘ n‘ cullz‘ctr -u of tb - lutr .\lt\‘. Moth
gunk lllr‘llll't‘\‘_ xpu llllt‘lls of \Il‘J‘lllitl mt.
inml ‘ru m rarru- \
grav lime. sold at
l‘t‘filllh‘l $l.‘.‘~|2.tl‘x.'.
'l‘rrrtt ‘tul lr-xwx incurred by the unkm; of
bot-l“. t“ltliltl‘,.:~ and on
uuvtrru in er York.
the l‘r:ri:u.‘.l stunner! llt““‘|l lllttt‘wll.“I-ll with
on banner otl‘ the Lung l~lt|lul xhnrc, urc wti
Illulcrl :tt \l\q-t‘ $i‘thkt‘tilt
.-\ rrr unruvi: iimv n-mru 2“ New Ynih
city with \\':I~lrrn;t Ll. tlic tlh‘uir‘t‘ lw
{xx-v II llrc tun cilrc‘x Irving 1“ lrrrlc~.
.‘lrrx li.\\t'ltrtl‘1‘, our of the aged
um. tiw nu- lluu-‘I‘nrt. l‘ ulcml.
lln ('ll\l:ll-\ lutwrn llt \1i.i.v. chap-
lliu of lllt‘ l‘urtwl Statvx Swim!
lib: r~ ‘
a ii 1‘ r- \.,tl
«l. lay in; been uppourtorl [not 1' .4 a .~l.;.r.-:;
l~‘.\’ tivt\‘l'lt\l>.: llrr'trxu. llxnv. the nul\
Republican r-rerul-c: of thugrem irr-ru bouzo-
:lllfl.\\:l\ found dead in bu h.» an at “'rlli n .l .\
[lull-L \\'u\lltll_;lnll. on the l"-th. dcatli nwult ‘
rug from tho rupture of a bind vowel. ‘ llc i
was turn m l‘uvnrru ru l‘lrl. I
th-':.-vi;u\ort \\‘rI.r.I.uI lfrtwrv. r-f I'ulr \
forum. Iii» d :it bu li om- lll .\“iir Finn ‘l\ u u l
few «lay ~ once llo wu~ l-u‘ir In tlhio.
to t‘ablur‘ma in l\'-;'. :itil “it:
“cut
.la~‘x -|.
tll lgrv
crnor \ ii the Demo l'rlili' lli‘iu‘l m
\\'|I-;utt.\llh;.‘., tho tint Ml. tlcr'nuui watering
plu c. ll:l\ luv-u rlrxfiu'l-ml l-v :I \ rnlciit ozttli
tllll‘lxt‘ shock
bud a siuizhtr cxtu-r‘ww‘e on th‘ Nllllt‘ tl.\\.
letzri‘xv llii<~ruu lllillli.\ lune urrrvo‘l m
l‘tll'h lU llt‘ lit :tlrxl by l'.t.\'.t‘lll‘ lHI‘ \\--l'. lIll.‘\’. I
All the lllcll
\\nl\ cs
l“: X.
The city I». tlrurrmla. Spurn.
\xcic l-llrltl) undiluted l-v
tin: lirirrll national monument fund = nut.
inittcc so luv hn~ roccixc-I “film-It.
l‘.\l“l’\l\' .1 \\lt;\ 1. ll .\lilt[;l.l., commander
at tho t‘oIitcl ~I‘
at» « rum-r Sliciiuiul-etli. «but
the \ tlicr day at \riuaprlh. .\l\l . :l‘gnl ~.\t\ i
l\\rI y’cur’x
Tn}: \ ml to t! c _.;U\i'l Illllt‘lll of lbt‘ conduct
or the tune rd of tlic late S. Imrnr .‘llllr r. of ‘
\ 'u'rloz rim, l\ c~tmmtrd ut 3‘30th
Tin llrltlu' «wnrurltv on agl’ll'lllillh‘ up
pr ‘\t‘\ ul nu l‘.\"ll in the zippmpvtatrnn lul‘
it! $‘3.‘u‘.l||ll in? lllt' Ih‘all‘lu'llun of \‘l“ih‘r\l
\‘itlilt‘
Ur‘r of the LIW bill~ iiitnrlurell
prwcut t';-ii;re~\‘ three up to
had become laws.
'l‘ut‘ l‘rc‘irlcnt hu‘ curiipletwl the reorgan-
i.‘ntiou of the ci\ il N‘l‘\ ice coiuuuwiou by the ‘
:tpgmiutrIu-ut of John ll. “burly. of llliuoisJo
till the vacancy caused by the nomination of :
t'ullltlli‘Siunt‘l: Tn-iiholtu to the wunpu‘ollcr— '
ship of the currency. and by the appointment
of \‘llttl‘lth‘ Lymnu. of t‘onnu-ticut. tobecivil
wrx iv nuntrris‘ioiicr in place of lhtcnmn Ii.
l‘lntui. rcugued.
lithium \‘l'u election riots have occurred at
“nacho. l‘eru. thirteen persons being killed
or Wounded in I; struggle for [kiwi-anion of the
voting tublcx
A lilSlll‘l‘Tlt‘X of the English cabinet ha
lllt‘t\‘\ll‘ltt\l on amount of the opposition u:
some members to Premier Gladdoue‘s Irish
policy.
fROMINBNT PEOPLE.
THEt-ldcst son of th I shill of Pemia In
making a tour through Europe.
Julia! Bt‘t‘tlANAX and Zachary Taylor are
Wuhan of the present Conan“.
Am. the colonel: of Senator Mahmud: old
(\mfoderato brittle are still living. 7
Mn. PA menu. entered pnrlhunent eleven
you“ ago. at the age of twenty~niuo your:
\‘II‘I t‘tuxcxuxut llncos in the bide-t.
judfioon the bench in England. H. is eighty
eig t.
‘l‘un Prince of “Him is retracted to have in
umtomplutlon I \‘loit to (Sound: and tho
United States. ,
humus DEWEY. “'i‘x‘onsiu‘s fliwt gov-
“nor. at the age of seventy-two is plniiitilt‘
in a divorce suit.
RIV. San Jonah. the Southern mvlvalist.
has recently accepted several lecture eiigttge-
merits at 3490 par night.
Auusw PATTI. tn.) singer. is credited
with ouoe having said she wondered what. a
hull-brunt that" linked liken She is living
to see it, they say.
Linn-ktuxr-qu‘knu. SHERIDAX. who
was fifty~tlvo your: old I short time ulnce. iv.
with tho exceptlui of General Miles. the
youngest general officer in the army.
Most of the httc British whinet were
smoke". notably Sir Hicks-Beach, Lord Run-
dolpk Churchill and Sir Richard Gran. Most-
of the present ministers. including the
Fourier. one uon‘smokork
Joann! Anon. the utitulturnl laborer
who is u member of tho Brit'mh home. of cone
mono. my: his attention was flm smugly
drawn to politics by the reduction of his own
“T from clovou to nine shillings por
wee '.
“SEXA‘I’OR” G. 0. Honor. of Dakota, is
decorlbed .- u “short. portly. hie-skinned.
‘hol . blue-oval min with “313::
in the.
nxx-nt date
sixteen.
the it ind.
Dara-o on v
«(tho but Ito-twins.
, ' in but “antitank-u.
manly hove tia- multic-
figment-W “lute-Imba-
axiom-m flfljt‘au-mi
- t turn -Ilt)‘
“ the administration.
l errsy
SUMMARY or CONGRESS. i
Senora Sedans.
P‘trrr-mtnnDAv.—-'rheu ,
Ipp lotion bill was Winn
re 3 to the W. :11 Hr. Edmunds con-
cerning praiidentml oppointments and sus—
. dons. Mr. 1 h begun by sying tint
main object ho d iuudd ‘ thoSeu~
ate in reply to the Senator fromVennont. wns
to prevent. if it Was in his power- to do .
tint Senator from changing the .me
the question between the Senate and the
President. The real character of thatcon-
trovcn‘y could not be misunderstood or mis—
repn-sentul. as it had arisen upon facts ap-
parent upon the mend and reported bv the
majority of the judiciary committee.
'1er facts by which the Senate should be
guided were few and simple. Mr. Dnskiu.
thedistrict attorney. was suspendtd on the
llth of last July. and onthe some day Mr.
Burnett. was designated by the Presi-
dent to perform the duties of that.
otllee. The 14th of hot lleoeinber. the
Senate being in sexiou. Burnett. was
nominatal to the Senate to get. its
advim and consent to his appointment. That
nomination was referred to the judiciary
tmliituittee. and it lay there over a month.
In the tuna time on the Both of December,
lNK’I. the term of the office of I)u.~kiu ex-
pirol. 0n the 25th of January. lx‘iu.
one month kfter the term of Duskin haul
expii‘txt. and when he was no longer
an incumbent of that 0mm. 3
mdution was sent by the Senate tothe nt-
torne -gencral. calling for the papers
in e Dtmkin cue. For what pur~
pong heox'ked. was that. information sought
y the Senate. The no. the Senate
intended to make of the docu-
ments and papers sought from the
nttorney~general was to enable the Route to
excl-ciao the power of reviaing the act of re-
movd ”of Duskin by the President. In regard
to the [mint made by Mr. Edmund: concern-
ing thedemand by Allen 6. Thurman and
hiss-adamant: tho udichry cornmittm for
Iinillur information. r. Pugh dwhredtlnt
matador: w. airtight for in the“ of
the ‘ of u mrritorill
judge. Mr. Erato had held
previously that the President could not re-
move A territorial judge. It. was a proper
subje 't for inquirv and not a parallel clue to
the llriskin one . . Pugh contended further
that the. Senate had no power over removals
except in the case of Federal judges, and
cited ntllllt‘rlltt's to justify hi: position. In
nuicluxiou. .\lr. l‘ugh said his object had
been to define the character of thrsoouflict of
luthority between the President and theSetr
ate. and to fortify the \ low that ha l always
bcen taken by the Democrati- party. and to
fortrfv it by authorities commencing in the
first L‘ou nm and running down to the latest.
period. r. Cleveland had no fear of an up-
peal to the people. H. van n'spousible t.»
them. He vuppmcd tliotnnjurity in the Sen-
ate bud no four of ”walrus: to the people in
favor of the unitiiputeune of tho Senate. He
knew the iniuorrtv had none in appealing to
the people upon the (turnip-tonne o tho (‘on‘
~titutrou an the integrity of Ir. Cleveland‘s
ndnunivtmtiou.
l-‘Irrv-rot’tcru luv —)lr. “‘ilson contin~
tied the’dis‘uwiou In ivlntion to suvpeusions
by the President. He said that for the first
time in the program of this government Its
cm cutive pow cr is now being usual em a means
of tumult on the character uni reputation
of ll.‘ crtitenx He would not >10}! to
dole-cumin whether it w» the
revolt of purpose. incxu-rienrv. want of
thought ful action or other cause whutfin-ver.
If u an an utter acted fact. h-iWever. and
tlt‘llltlll'\\ it Until! have been guarded against
if the frank-N of the Constitution had be»
llevr l_ ~uch a rc~un pofixildt: in an admin
ixtmtion of the executive power under
the prov'hiou" of that instrument is
u‘up -sc.l by them. “'ho could
a\ e anticipated that from the
1-.lrticul protoplnsrnic province which muted
r it the lumlll of the l‘e‘llltl‘l‘tlit‘ platform of
to“. and whose indetinitenm was expml
lll the “unis. “\Ve favor honeat civil wrvice
Wlurln." could hnvcex olxcd I re~ult so harlo-
ful to the \‘lturactcr arid repute-tr in of n cilia-n
; ax the practice of the present national u-lmiu-
isi rntiou.‘ l-Ivcry stage reached by the peculiar
- lllt'“ t‘ltlt‘lllw of this arrange political evolution
» glue promise of. better result than we have .
uttninul or the villain (‘Xllk‘l'lt‘nt‘l‘l Mr. \\ Il»
mu lllI‘ll quoted from the utterances of Mr.
t‘lovelnrid as ‘ll'Ntll'llllttl rundulote. Previ-
dcnl elect and l‘nsideut in favor of civil ser-
vicus reform. and said that the people bad
Iven Mr. t‘le\ cloud ncnm I‘l'tklll
nl' slib‘fl‘ll)‘, but t y cutld not
m‘lll»‘lle his action: in ms riding;
competent and faithful public nth
cetN w.th hi~~ wpcattxl umtiruunu that such
things would not he done. Mr. \Vilmu
argued at some length the quest ion as to the
pr ivnr y of the pitch ,on tile in the depart
menu. maintaining that they were not the
l‘n‘snleirt's private [mt-cw. It wax
another imtancc. he mid. of the "infill“:
in “bob the l'raidcnt confounded the
individual with the public otlicru‘
It was probably the
rn<!arn‘e. the stmker uxsv-rtol. 0 “personal
rum" to be found in tin h \tzu'y of our gun-rt: .
ment. and showed how one false step led to
another ...Mr. Logan. fr- In the unrtnnittrw
on military ritfnirs. pm-nte-l to tho Scout»
report on the Flu. John
Porter bill. oppmiu - the pzusuge of the bill
. . Mr. Stanford o eml tvsvlutious appoint
in: n committu‘ of five Serum-N to accom-
uriv the Ivinnitn of Senator Miller to Calrr
oruia. which were agreed to. out] the Senate
their adjourned.
l-‘n‘rvrrrru DAL—The debate upin the
t‘cx‘nluliuu of censure of t he Mdcnt‘s poliev
m deslinin: to furnixh pawn relative to tit--
Duskiu case wa; toutiuucd by Mr. Kenna.
who argued in favor of the stunt taken to
“Reviewing tho con
its facts and detaili.‘
one and only question
in all
no S‘tttl. “l he
. ltr\‘Iil\ ml is this single one whethér the l’nu-
idcu! sllull be allowed. in fulfillment of his
oblrgutionx‘ to the |K\‘plt‘. to administer the
government by agents of his own choir». or
shall be compelled to use agents not
of hi< own choice. not hru‘i hie
c nifirleitce and often engugtul in “fining—
iug him and his aduiinistrnt ion into disrepute.
You may iiioiltfy your demands as you dense.
stilltlie ixvne is the woe. whether a lemo-
crntic udminivtrntion stall perform its
functions without the olntruction of op-
pmitrou by the Senate. The election of
a l‘ivddcnt moans a change in otlhus.
which the people are powerlm to effect.
except bv ela‘tiug a President. Mr. Clevo~
lund‘s election involved the choice-of men
and iuvtninrentnlitirw to carry on the govern»
ment; it involvod that collu‘tors. ninsuls and
ustmnsteis shall go. They all ought to go."
a then went on to mod from old com
gimional reports what Messm Edmund:
and Sherman but said in discrim-
ing the first null unwind tenure of
otllcencta He read mun 3r. Blaine‘ssots
oud volume the mvount of how Mitfr‘idmnnd-
hnd domuudul the lounge of the that trauma
of office not. “for all adruinix‘trationx‘ and for
nll time.“ and. when ttencnl Grunt- ciuuo in.
hard headed the demand for its repeal. to give
Gonorolttrunt power tosweqroutotdtice
that in once. Ir. Edam aid
. Kean “III working for his tied
Milkoo‘l’urkin 1m and likoobonvcr
him.“ Hotuowlubouenuallm
stuposodnmou mouth: ltiltl. thnt all
lied by Mr. Johnson previous to the 4th of
March lmshould be held vucunt. on the
:tlIthof June of the some you‘flhus legis-
la n mmpleto sweep. Continuing ho sand:
“ll ortho net of our derivation: wos
obl‘ wed tosond totheSonatothe n‘usus why
he l mended a mat. Tbsp-mm
“‘i medal in 1869. ltmnowhem in
our: . nor is it anywhere elso oi'itu~
tunnderL‘ltisno slaw. “spree-
ont motion of tho opubllun Senator-
in an attempt to menu-t it by tho
"solution. motoring“ not. even of one
houseofconm but of u majority of o
committeeof one House.“ In conclusion. Hr.
Kenn: expressed his conviction that Preci-
dent Cleveland would Ill-intuit: every prero-
gative of his birth elites and transmit them
uniiu his mm
amount! DAL—Then In no but-
neu. the funeral of Senator Miller—tho first
myofthotkindlnthefieuataehnmber
nine. Senator Sunroofs deuth twelve yous
Bouts. galleries worn tllkd. On the
floor of tho Senate were ”and Sun-
tan. Remit“. m1 nun-
nor: oi the m tie th-
rlovolundntd cobt~
judici‘ ‘u‘y. Resident.
“excepting Smretnry Whitney aid AO-
tor-no Gem] Gm.“ many proud.
Tue Luke“
Senator
imam and public man. ‘
It won tin-M the casket- Ins bout.
the dumber and thoSenatze adjourned.
was carnul‘ to lthe bar: and
driventlo the Bultimom and ‘otmuav epot
by the Marine Band and (wowed
. long wanton of Sumter-g —
tnytives mm” on foot. Arriving of. tho
depot the remains were placed in charge at
the Lovkl Legion. who oct‘l as guard; until
the departum of the special funeral tram for
San Francisco. ”mummified by tho congru-
sionnl committee.
Ftrn‘~sr:vr:xru DAY.—~l'p0u reenlution 01
Mr. Edmunds Rev. J. G. Butler. I'm-torot the
Memoifinl church. \Vux‘hitrgtunnwu appointed
chaplain of the Senate as Sllt‘l't‘<~t Ir to ‘HA-‘\ .
Dr. Huntley. roughed . . . . hie-mortals ot the
Knights of Labor were [mounted prob-4%
agnitmt the denial of the extra )atywluvh .
been provided fur by law [I r workmgtuon in
the government. service “ ho worked more
than eight. hours 1- day. in prim-nun; one
of those memorial: Mr. Ingzrlls stlill the com-
'nt. was a ‘u<t one. and the nation had
disgrm by the Vii-lull» .n of law com—
plained of in the in our al. . . . Mr. Insulin
mtmlutx-d a joint l't'M-lutrull prulux‘ltlg a «on-
stitutinmtl amendment changing rh- (L'I\ on
which the presidential term lit‘;l’t\ from
Much 4 to April :0 ..... i in ~~: . ramp
from the Hooveof tho-loath of Rep: -.:' .tixe
Hahn. nndon motiouof .\lr. liuxtzxtlrex-nato
“dimmed.
nr‘rv-krnntu [Luz-The Senate ;<L\‘l'fd
the hill to illt'l‘ttdnl from $3 to $1? put- month
the permit) us of widow’s and dcpcu lou‘ rela—
tives of WW soldien and \‘lll uN jmt as
it: mm! the lion; -. . . . Elli-“r; .\loi'~
rill null Cull-nu rc~uui<~l tho dis-
cuwiou ou the majority [cpl-1‘! of t":-~ ju-
diciary committee n-latite to lll" fi-ainte‘x‘
right tocall up.m the l’nth-nt forprpr-rx rs
hting to suipl‘lh‘iuth in office. and urgitwl in
favor of such right. Mr. Mum-y inputs“!
the majority rvp irt and d ‘lI-n‘lWI t-le‘ l‘r‘wi-
dent‘s right to withhol l papers.
, lion-e Senator“.
Ftnv-xrxru Dun—Mr. Herbert
from the committee on novel allot
thalaill to immuthunl at: ‘
3") method nd arse! the Qt-
orln. v .
re the civil servicoth. Hr. . of
Mmrl. uked leave to file A minority re-
port . . . .Thc lmlian upon-[within bill n~dis~
curtail in committee ol the whole.
errirz'm Inn—la mmmitteo )f' tho
whole. the lions.- umtinucd the. (‘lllSid-i‘mlltln
ufthc lndian appropriation bill. Mr. “'eaver
unmet that there wu< need of a h
m or hauling of the «ant Indian policy. Dur»
in): his spent be c gel that tho Circuit’s
Strip Live Stock um-ciatjou had pm‘ured A
have from the Cherokee tuition of the entire
t‘herokwstrip in the Indian Territory: for
which it VHL‘ [ayiu naturally $00,013; but
the nauvintit-u l >uhlcasal the lands to
other cattle nuru'pnnie". and was ram-ix in:
from those \ublehm about canto» a your.
The white men ort‘uplul the strip in denature
of I...
.All )
fled
Sixrv-rnwr luv—Mr. Stu-ope. of Prun-
s}'l\'&lllll. from the cr-uunittm on unalid
revisions. reported shill grunting u penxion
of till” a year lu the widow of General \V.
x Hancock. l‘rivntecllen'hr. l'l‘ho report
which nivumpanim the hiil given a llt'N‘f
remun- tf the mrvices remit-rd to the
country by General Hmcuck. l. . . .1“ Speak
er announced the appointment of b folk 4:
in: conutuuec to accompany the body of
Senator Miller to California: “N“.
“client“. Sprig ‘ Liutitt, Norm Hep.
burn. Luffoou aw MillikilL
SIXTYSEt'V‘ISD luv—Immediately ”.yuu
pmembling the Home in a lvkly pr-vvwlarl
tothe Senate chamber to :: Lo .m .u the
funeral of Senator Miller. A‘u-r the wire
Iuonv the Horn tljournexl without. doing
:utv um.
errvtuum luv dThe chaplain in ni-
pray er alluded tm-bngly to tlu- death if liep—
NN-ritulrvc llubu utid tbc afllr-‘tiuu of Repre-
wtrtutave “'o-llmrn Hill)“ law of hxxwue.
.-\tt 'l' the journal Wax nuul .\lr. St. Mauum
‘L'IJ. iufoi xn-al Ihe lloua- of lllt: donut wt l.~~
Imllenzric and offend nsilutn-nx~ of 2“;H‘l.
providing for the appointment of u sell-ct
corumrttm» «1ch Members and tbrw Sent
tulV—«lu '5 1-!1 the remnuu to their pln ~c I-f
burial. and tidyiummg the House as in mark
of h-xpc- ~t. They Wen-adopt“! uuanim truly.
er‘rv-ior‘ntir luv—A long humble
Itltl n-mlulioir by Mr. Browne nil.‘ was
u-lnptol. pmxidiug for an inquiry by tho
numnrtt v on civil «on it» into that draw.“
that t'fllti'l\ of the llouu- bad mule-eta] money
from )h'Ntlh Iritcr‘m’tul in the pm.’ .-.. ufa
bill appropriating 8-"UI'" for Uhio m er im-
WUVt'llN‘nto mar Jeth-rxouvilie. lull. . . .Mr.
lion-l under instruction from the! «vim
age nuutuitle moved to Su‘bcnd
th~ Miles and adopt a mdutioo
making Monu- l-rll Tn.lhi"‘for the fm com
rue of ~ilx er." :1 ~1lt'1‘laltirxlez‘ for Saturday.
March Littb and L'Ith. and April 2% and ti and
tlicrculter nut il drxpmul of. Mr Hiscuck 0p—
l'v-‘l the u-mlutmu. but it was Imltd by
129 yeah to ‘3 unvs....litils :rttr- nmxl: By
Mr. .‘lct'o:rr;r~ Md. ~- To tstulrlfih :h’xtutlice
: ~uungs lk‘lllb‘ as a brunchvot tire gumzotlice
nuht nuiouucci -
departure-m, liy Sir. “at!“ «Amt - ‘tunrul-
. mg the l‘.llt‘\ ~n :IS to pi ~l tim-
Spcnkcr from t'llh‘f‘lallllll; :i r ~ .u. -u
\\ uclr Hulllurlit“ the alt-lklltlilii-‘lrt of i. 0- :.—
nuttoe to 031‘}? the rennin: or .\ r-nvtwa-l
Senatr-r or member beyond the ”nut-rate
limitsot the Drxtcict of t'olnuibiu. By Mr.
\‘mir‘lru~< Washington Territory -l‘rI-»
pox-u: u u-ustitutiouul amendment. prohib-
ing: pol} ga'ny....The House pawl the bill
topnnide for clming of the bosom.“ anal
paving the Q“l“ll\'l"< of tho war!- of trout
Iuiviuuerx of Alnluma claims.
.—
A DEFAULTING TREASURER.
A New Jersey Savings Bank Com-
]tt‘llctl to Suspend I'ay nwutx
The New linlti‘wick (N. J.) Dime Saving!
bank but been unupelled to ulspoud on “(‘3
count of a llt‘fitli‘allflu aiirouzzting to nearly
8‘0Jlll in its account& the defaulta‘r being
its~ treasurer. Arthur tl. Ogilby. who is than
the city timurer. \thu tho dofol-ation
was discovcrvd Ogilby m at home suffering
fnnu an attack of acute martin
\Vheu (‘hur'lts Hill. (um-hier- ol the Kev
Brunswick National bunk. committed St“-
cide. a year or morn ago. offer nearly ruin—
ing the truth. the tple said during the ex-
citement tho!» ft owed that. Mr. Ogill-y
In only honest man loft in
New Brunswick. lie was the; engaged
in the real estate and insurance hummus. and
w (positioned such an oxccwliugly upr‘ght
man that no nation was thought too good
for him. \\'heu the Dimo Sailings hank got
run down be we»: chosen tnnsnm. and
under his management its dewsits increoud
from a few thonsnds to over Slhifitkl.
The first suspicious circumstance dormant“!
with Mr. Ogil y's management of the Insulin
nflaiis occurred m‘ntlv.whefi Amtb‘w
rotary John “:yckof! of the bank mporbd to
“'illud P. \oorhmono of them
Ogilhy had been taken ill in church.
Ind minded Mr. Voorlnns that Ir. by
uotboon ruddy on Fobrnnry ltrbenitwts
din. (h l- 3: m: of tho
honk‘soouditfionm hushed:
OB
dqm‘n
ond tanking poymontn. old that non-
send him u tmostntomentof would“:
thohonk.
Then hos been no I'III upon the bunk, uni
thotmplout New Brunswick have M
the initiation very quietly. A {not of
them oven Iynipnthiu with Influx
who is still look :30- - a n-
ot grout ‘ lity. It was
About New k
that Ir. Ogrlby had been dahhl with
n and that tho mt.
taut in his unto. whieh
numberof valuable plum in m.- 3.“...
Vick, is heavily W
Hr. Ogilby ho} a '1 e and two tore.
”dot in w “Bahama? in the
~ E0 . ‘ ‘
of they , _0:tlby - on.
Riparian
trytnuiof Chan‘s (am 1) arch
hub-en m we.
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