TH E SENTI N EL.
”CTR NOI'ALK. APRIL fl.
The number of insane persons in the .
asyluma and rrlnishouses of .\‘ew York
.Slate in thirty-three per cent. greater
than it Will five years ago. This increase
comes almost wholly from' the shipment
of insane men and Women to this coun-
try from Europe.
t‘anadians are becoming titl\iotr~ U\t'l‘
their loss of forests. in the more thickly
Settled parts of Ontario only tr it per
cent. of woodland remains. and wells
must now be dug to the depth of forty
or fifty feet, “llt‘l‘t' formerly wattr tould
be reached at six.
The death of a sea captain reterztly
was ascribed by medical authorities to
l\l(uul-}mi§onitrg. caused by his vessel
carrying a cargo of nitrate of soda. The
sailors were affected with what tlny
cal‘ed rheumatism.
in the after cabin. sutfcrcd the full force
of the evaporation of the nitrate. it is
said that four captains in the employ of
a leadtng Eastrrn shipping: tirrn have
died within a few years from‘this same ‘
cause.
At Raiding. l‘t llll . a boy. aged st you.
has a mania for tire. and s-eks to burr:
npevrrytlring he can l.r_\ his lurtnis on
He formerly lived with his parents in '
l‘hiitdclphin. where be actuated his
brother of t‘iglilrr‘tt hp lilll'. .ilzd \\ ltv'tr
punished for it litre ilr‘tit‘d lw bill llit it *3
0i tht‘ lultri‘) llruwis ”it n \l tr! t ~ L's
grnndrnotlu: llc‘tdit wlg :r in
rousted sevr ral \ .r's. bmncd zip slaw . aid
in has
other “curt": .rppt‘t l. and has road.
allruipts r.. o-r tire to buildings.
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.\teady indlswy is the only true p..tit
tu‘utit‘s‘. lrtllil'lvs lltt' ' .3 Tip.
plodding: man , _~_-ctr' rai‘y \\ ins it. the torn;
run ‘l‘lr- l‘r‘
any more than to h- trninz; .\ it w rot-n
avé suddenly emit Ind by ‘l"‘ Cation rr
inheritance. bu
permanent. .\tnorrg thr- sltt‘tlllnlt‘ls u.-
only hear of thou~ who win a prize; the
nine hundred and tllllt‘l_\‘ ll:llt' who fall
,of stun-as llt‘\t r announce thr it faif‘rrcs.
Only th~ littl’tl-t'll‘llWl
in the hatrnb of its
fair llll‘lllt‘ss man or
is no roy..l toad to wra'th
such “rallll is sridr in
is ..-. on
The
l‘.‘ \‘t l‘
nronry
1.5.0....p
lottrzt r
u. . .
speculates.
*
Prom-«or t‘ook l)‘.'ttlt'\l~ \iLnruush
against the-notion that poisonous honey i~
«easirnntrlly produr rd llr sags that all
m” of supposed poborir'g from eating «
honey may be explain: d orrotlo r mounds.
8. 111- people never can eat hum-y w ith
out injury. .\rry (‘llr rating: it 'n large
quantities without other food is liable
to colic. The four of getting poison.
honey greatly detracts from the demand
ud price of this deiieacy. .\s‘ the t...-
secretes the honey it could not take poi
sonozrs substance into its system without
injury to itself. \‘ but will not hurt tho
bees cannot do Serious damage to human ‘
beings.
hfertnaids. it is t'arctiously said. use
telegraph cables as skipprngroprs. tut
wolves are scared by telegraph wires.
From Norway it is reported that at a do 2 h-rd been. “illit‘is said. that the public
11):. while it vote was . did not have ad\anced krrowlotlge of the
.b‘QC in Ll]? Stanly?
lln- captain. bring~
'An Jinglish clergyman has started
l three‘butcbcr shops in London, to supply
l the poor with wholesome meat at reason»
i able prices. and has demonstrated that
l he can make a profit upon selling not
only American beef and .\‘cw‘ Zealrtnd
mutton. but even English beef and mat—
too. at figutt‘s averaging at ‘20 per cent.
less than th u‘t' demanded by the teen.
in" billt'lir‘rs for the same quality of
meat.
i
l
i lntln- .\chir an city of Zueatt'eus thcy
_ have monthly auctions for the queer pur;
pose of disposing of superfluous State
convicts. 'I‘he shops: of the Aeordata. or
. city prison. can employ a limited number
of skilled prisoners; the surplus. often
including: t'utlians of the vilcst descrip
tion. are intrusted to the highest bidder;
some responsible capitalist who agrees to
answer for the safety of his bondonen
and can cttrploy tlr-xtn in any way pronr
ising to re oup his ln\‘t'\llllt iii. The con;
'»virt may be rabid with thirst for revenge
i against his informers and judges. but if 3
' he is a half Spaniard the iden of being
tt‘tlstcd on parole is gen rally enough to
insure his tolera‘rly good behavior. Des-
peradoes who would risk their lives to
break out of a public tnanveagc will
hesi'atc to abuse the confidence of a pri-
lvate citizen who has given bonds for
their honorable conduct. and treat them
with humanity and to an occasional twist
of smoking tobacco.
Front t‘\|\lttlltlllt\lls given by the tici~ .
lllllti m.tri~'.r‘t’ol nu‘t'lr‘ttiltll‘t‘. it
that liismarr l.‘\ \l lit-mt- to drive out l‘o‘w‘
lillllt'lll"
and sttt‘c Germans in Poland. i s uinv d
n! the large landholders. not :it the small
Polish plupt‘lt‘lt‘t‘s. w lro are d‘ scribed :1».
‘ A wording '
- moat IN BELGIUM
Labor Troubles Result in Shock.
lng Disturbances.
Towns and Villages Pillaged, and
Many Persons Killed.
, Strikes in Belgium growing out -of the
: rlepnesed \‘Oflllittttll of the iron and stud
trade“ have resulted in a terrible series ot
disturbances and collisions with th.s military
to one tllSlElt-‘ll. "the dotting“
to the property in the disturbed district
is estimated tit {-JRIUMO. There or,
more than blood Ntltllt‘m in the field
Every jewelry store and gun shop in (‘liarle
rot. and nearly every liquor warehouse and
liquor saloon has been lootml. Churches hart
. been robbed of all articles of precious metal-
‘ Mort-than llllltollieries. foundries and rest-
denies have been burned. Scores of ‘tt‘anls
have been killed or wounded. Hundreds of cit-
izens lune been rot-but hithe streeh in day-
light. t Int-young woman who wort-a diamond
. ring that was tight n ion the finger had her
ringer amputated by t r- rullinns with a chisel
and Itinllet. Scorn-s of women have be -n bru~
tally assaulted. In two cases mothers had the
brains of their babies dnshesl out before their
t‘\ t‘S.
:\ llrnsscls dispnt h of the 22th says:
“Property of immense value has been .1...
,stroyed by the strikers in and around t‘harlw
roi. t.‘ suntry estates are being pillagcd nnd
burnul by motors, .
“At Juniet. three miles from t‘linrlcror. tho
.\‘ndin. De lorled. ltevrlles Juliet. and .\lon-
dron plum works lune been looted and dis
stroyed. involving u lomof Stanton". and
throw ing thousands of lt't‘utn‘uul ot our Joy-
tncnt. ;\t lioux. two miles from t‘har erot.
in a conflict bct w eon the troops an l the
‘ rrot--t\. to c of the bitter “‘l‘l‘v \llitl dr ill. The
.\ll‘ikct‘s :it‘c arnu d with blndgoons and :t\-‘\’
whore they cunu >t obtain onto and stub-
l-(It‘nly resist.
“The that inn Hnltrcrm-rrt. at l‘ro‘le‘. ‘I“\
‘ best! dun-vial bv tire by the ‘ll‘lhl‘t‘s. The
rolling nulls ,nt .\lont can ban bccn socket
J by \ll‘.lul‘.s'. Hutusotstril. l\.’ll'\ t‘\tl'\ wluve
til the l|.lllrll‘,; u tint: t-zs to: in; tin-ti to stop
work. and ttlc your; «two! prllzrx;
“.r sound. thrii mg. .:n l \\t ll-atl'r-cttd in; the factories. .\r \ d‘mnc [:10 danger
.. . , from tlrx riots b- aloe so ”rial t rat a dc
.r . . v , . ‘ I. , . . . ~ . y.
‘ ‘ “‘ “hum“ l‘ M i \ H “‘0 ‘0 I ”“H‘m‘ r tnchnrrnt of the t l\ to hoard. w rth artillery.
. « trrigratin: ch ry yr ar. and this \oliinrc
of margin he hop-s to keep at hour - by
disposwssittg the great Polish larrdlorrb.
who naturally tlt'\ll‘t‘ ll rt storation of their
'l'h
an opportune turn for taking action. as
is
tilil iI-ttnlll) . ltt’t'st‘lll ls \‘Ullsltlt‘! twl
‘lre agtr rrittttal depression tor-it:
v.
girat pit-p :tits into the market. which"
the j_o\‘ct’!ittt~.‘irt ~.tll buy at n rlrv up tutu
TL}. movement l\ not a new id.a in Prov
~i.r
I".t\.illl proprietors. and lllt'l‘t‘ til“ now
Linwood of them in the rountry. adding _
' gl‘ttlily to its unity and strength. It is
propwed to apportion u :t tl.e lauds rrc
«Illllt‘tl t \ sr-ttlcrs in lots of tin to 100
at res each.
#
Hr nv ta! Ila/cit. chief signal o'.ir l'l’.
l'tr‘t‘llll)‘ told the House committee on
war departnrr rrt expenditures,when asked ‘
alto-rt the establishment of signal stations
thitl~itlc of the l'nitcd States, that only
you liltl‘t‘ wrrr- several general .\lthl‘llts
c\trndir:: tht‘ :r lame area. and whit h .
rould tint be Jil‘l'tllt‘lt'd by observations
taken evrlusiu-ly in the l‘nitul States.
Many storms from the
of these come
of miles before
.\l 3' es.
reaching the l'tzitr-d
and tnrny of the most severe
storms :lllt“‘llllf_! our cotnnu-ret‘ along the '
lia~ttrrr roast c:rrrr-- from the equatorial
belt. :tllll after trawling a considerable
distarzre. sttu- k the \Vest India islands.
and thr n swept along the Atlantic coast.
doing L‘J'Q‘Jl damage. The stations itr
, the “'est indies had been discontinued
for lat k of appropriations. and the result
pendingr on a L't‘fllll to a new litre. a tncur i great “units which did great damage in
her rt marked that. while his constituent. l
had no direct interest, in it, they would
support the grant, because the w ires
would drive away the wolves. It is said
that however hungry a wolf may be he
will never go toa spot that is int‘losml by
ropes stretched on posts. It is stair d as
I remarkable fuel that since the first tele-
graph line was established twenty years
. . l
. ngo, wolves have never appeared rtr its .
neighborhood.
m
The last census showed a total of 1.7.-
392,009 persons engaged itr labor in the
whole country. and the so figures may be
fairly accepted as representing the aggre-
gate. strength of the workers of Amt. rica
in 1890. Since that time the army of
toilers has greatly ixnrcascd. At present
there are. it is estimated. 9.0mm... tn- ,
gage-d at agriculture. 4.500.000 in “pro
fessional and personal service.“ ‘3,“ .
000 in trade and transportation. $7
4.250.000 in mechanics, manufactures
and mining. It maybe set down that.
although the hardest physical toil in the
shop. factory and mine falls to the lot of
less than 6,000,000 in all, the designa-
fiu of workinmeu properly applies to
fully 12,000,000. us more than three-
flftbl of the whole are really dependent
fortheir daily bread on the exercise (1‘
their muscles as well as their brains
A correspondent of the Mining Jouru :1
write. glowing reports about the pros
pects of Alaska as a gold field. lie states
tho! the mill on Dough“ Island is mnnirg
to its full ca city. end is turning out
bullion at the rate of $100,000 a month,
not counting the c neentrates, which are
rapidly accumulating for the want. of
ancient roaster: in the chlorination
works. The capacity of the mine must
not, however. be judged even by the
value of both the bullion and concentrates
now turned out; it is large enough to
a”), rock for hnlf a dozen such mills,
and the foundations for a second mill of
the use size n the one now in operation
mahudy laying. It is estimated that
be In ot least twenty million tons of
gum above the tunnel level. Concern-
.“ the Silver Bay (Fuller) claims. there
handling new. In the Silver Bay dis-
ifiettkmmmveryrieh mine, and
, ‘ultlnthubeen lacking until nowhu
monumental. amount of capital to
W!“ ventuuwillfit isthought,
7' ”Mention of... lump um-
twwmmmmm
t‘lrarltston. Atlantic (‘ity and Culley
5 Island and that vicinity last year.
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1 The New liarnpdrire forestry commis‘
é sion, in a report to the legislature. rer‘hnr
lllt'lltl as a nit-an»: of preventing damage
. to forests by tires that the sclcetmen of
,, towns be constituted “fire commission—
?crs“ for their respective towns, with
authority to appoint watrhmen and
l patrols when. on ava'ount of the dryness
of the season, they may deun it expe-
. til. at topmser'ute parties who may set tires ‘
; contrary to law. and to grant permits for
3 burning bru~h or waste material'during
: the summer season. The commission
I brdden antler penalty to set tires between
the lst of .\lay and the 1st of October in
any pasture, field or other place, for the
purpose of clearing the land, if such
material to be burned be within a mile of
_ any forest, without first obtaining a
written permit from at least one of the
seectmen: to make all offenders liable
in a civil action to any person injured by
tire set without such- permit for the
amount of damage sustained. When an
application is made for a permit it should
be the duty of the selecttnen 0 proceed
at once to the place and ex ’ inc care‘
fully the situation, amount, and nature
of the material proposed tobe burned, its
promixity to other property, especially
forests, the dryness of the season, the
direction of the wind, the probability of
sin, so far as it can be gathered from
the appearance of the heavens, and when
practicable from the predictions given
out. at “’ashington. and all. other cir-
cumstances which ought to have weight
with a prudent man in deciding whether
I permit should be given.
Soul [‘30 of Bali Beads.
‘ A novel use for bald heads has been
discovered, accepting as true the state-
ment of New York ’l‘orm Twice:
l 'When ‘dm Crown Prince Frederick Wil-
iatn‘niae nsort. ofro as
through united Germany nt {he Itillifrtof
the hostilities (with France), ouch town
vied withlits neighbor in presenting some
novelty by way of honor to his imperial
highnm. One capelmeister conceived
the idea of utilizing the ancient. opera»
goers, and upon the entrance of the
‘nce into the box. alreody decorated
or him, certain men in the pit stood up,
making the letter: of “L'nser Fritz” u:
bald head: below.
According to the report of the surgeon
thew were only two one. of
vufioloidnndone of (nail-pox in the
United State: may lat . Vacatio—
«tow
lu lsu? .\I: in began tlu- cre.rt1=-rr of :
.\‘ortli l‘olur region. truvt rsiug thousands |
3 also recommend that all persons be for—
wns well! ill rt-spntrm to un up
3 peril for help. and the~ s 'lrltcl‘s two bed
i tlrc sem- ,nrst Ill tune to smc front destrue
iron the Lumbitt works. which the ttufer‘s
I \\t‘l‘|' about to turn down, .\luny \l tho
l‘lr'lt‘l\ cngngut rtr this attempt “t'l‘r tnkcn
prison q,
“lla‘r‘rty is in a stat.- of the Wilded o\
3 viii-mom. growing out ul ltt‘\\\ I f llltl'lhlllgs
and rrr ts in many parts of lb lgiuui. \‘rowd.
ot‘ coughs uh- intruding tlru sttw-t-ts of lllh
r'll)‘. breaking windows and nsx‘iulttnu t‘lll-
. ten-L The) r-lm- are urukin; the most heroic
eye-Lions to \ll‘lu‘l‘u‘ the tin-b. \\ inch is con
. {rout of the \U-l‘sl element. of the popultt
tron “
.\ t‘lrut‘lerot dispntchof the stuntednyalnt-sl
_ in the wetting. sax s “.\ reign of b t‘rcr pn-
\arls ltl lltl‘ r'rt\ Th» notch. thousands ru
, number. and armed with woupflns of ev ery
cotrcennblc kind. It i\r' \ rrtunllv hold lltxfl‘a
I sron ot‘ the stnwts all \lnv. .\lmry slutv‘ turd
Il\\I‘lllIl;.'\ huh- luw'll ultrrvkmtnnd pillage l,
and in sutttc \‘:|~ms bnrtml,
. "'l‘ln- rrrrlrtary . ltmssod Ill tore.- hen- t'roru all
neighb- ~t'rn~.; ponds. w r-r'o trawl to d u \\ itlt
ta-t‘l‘lblv otloct to \ll“"‘l‘\<‘ the rtn‘r‘t‘s. The
troops. as soon a~ they app. and. were met
by lllt-lltnb of strrkerx and llt‘lt‘v‘l)' lt\\‘lllt‘tl.
'l‘ltc ut‘dct to tire was grvvn litrallv. .\‘ruvtnl’
\ olleys were quickly pound into the ranks of
the st takers.
\ “'l‘lr-- result wastwcnty ot‘ the I'iulvt\ krllol
. and hundreds of thorn wound-d 'l‘ho Ill
tensest evcitoment prevails. yet the hopers
that the terrible utfutr “ill carry with it its
lt‘ssnll.
' “Amongthebnildingsbtirntslttulay by the
nrob is the t‘onvcnt of Soloilrnont.
“Four thousand nddrtionrd troops have ar
rived here and the town is in a state of sit-go,
j Troupe are posted throughout the place. and
r noono is permitted to in» the N‘Itll‘lt’h, w ith
The mhnbrtints are nrgvsl
by the tow trotticinls to wnmin w rtlrrn doors.
l "A bo ly of strikers uttnvktsl the t‘ourllct
3 iron works to day. They were repulsed by
the troops. uh.- tln-l up at thorn rein-atollv.
> The riou‘txthn-atun t i return in force and
. renew theirnttai'k upon the w mks.“
l Advices from Roux. lh‘lgintn.say that n
’ tight there between the troops and the
ntrikeN “'tk‘ of tlrctnost desperate character.
f The chuxseut‘s poured volley utter volhw into
the mob. Ten of the strikers wcn\ shut den l
and n largo’tnunllet~ \erc wounded.
.-\t llnttdonx a lro p ot lnn ‘t‘N end~ nvorel
to diqn-rsc the mob. The riot~~r~~ fought des
la-ratelv. and tin-ll}: 2;.- forno .rf Ilulnbu‘s‘
l succeed-d in driving the troopers belon-
2 them. wounding St'\t~l‘tll.
' A Brussels dispatch of the 3‘lh states that
thew has been further riotitn,r in t‘harleroi.
resulting in the killing of several [ermine and
the wounding of many others.
The rioters at Jumet upon the npprmu-h of
the tmops sent to dispetse thetn placed L’tll
women in the front ranks. The troops opened
tire and many of the women were wounde l.
A circular signed by the governor of linin
:rult hr» been plncnt'ded throughout (‘Iiarl-uoi
[Il‘tl‘lfllllllllg a state of siege throughout the
tllsil‘it t of the strikes and authorizing throps
to crrt down and fire upon all rioters that to
fuse to distieme.
Appeals for t In ups were made from L‘hatelet.
(‘lialclint-att. La Louvierv. liillv nndt‘ouillet.
it here several factories turd mines have been
wrecked. and where many persons have been
killed and wounded in collisions with the local
3 troop.
’ A (‘harleroi dispatch of the filth says that
the rovernnront has authorized the [woeful
inlui uitnnts of the city-to arm themwlves
and to use every means in their power to
i
. out authority.
defend their d uniciles. There is u
more nuttilent feeling. The civilian
pauols and the troops are rrvertriastor‘~
mg the rioteis. and it is en
tux-ted will eventually succeed in restoring
order. The miners in the Florin and liorinr
age districts have one our on strike and hnve
destn‘ryed the once of the mine manager
by dynamite. In these districts there hove
already been several continua~ between the
strikers and the troops. and many have been
- killed on both sides Reinforcements have
been sent to the scene from blons Cbnrleroi
is now a vast military camp. from which tlv-
- i columnsnre operating in all direction It
is lievod now that the worst is over. Riot.-
ers last. night nttacked and burned a pottery
rmmy at “flagella” Mons. This:
succ Ill resisting gamma w
bomver, Maudkilledthnoolthoriob-rs.
\" ‘ m‘taees'm bun: fumed 53'
mmmmmrnmmn the
strikers. ’Several im t leader: tin
striking minors have n arrested at. Tour
nut.
Thmhunded strikers made an attack on
the Mortemont colliery. near .\fons.and were
fired upon by troops nod fourteen were killed
or wounded.
The ~strikers stop work at the Remix
anther-res nnd were rice ordered to disperse.
but failed to doso. They finally began to
throw stones at- the and thehfier fired
pigtan the Hotels, killing and wounding seven-
n.
The strikers at the uarries near Tournai
have bad a conflict wit the civic gland, in
which rnnu n: were wounded.
In A f ‘ ht. between the riotors and in—
fantry at Contact two persons were killed
and many wounded.
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Jay Gould Soy: “'eotel-n Knights of
Labor Will be Sued.
Mr. Jay Gould announcesthu. by the ad
vice of counsel, tho niacin-i Pacific runway
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NEWS S_‘[_I_l_\IMARY
an You: and Boston have just been
holding big flower shown. Rare orchids and
runny oral noveltim were exhibited.
Mus. Flutveuu. s widow. residing near
Reading. Penn. kiurlltxia tire with cod oil.
and while so dot the “antes sprend to the
can. which ex ed with terrific force. The
burning otl scatter“! over the body of tho
woman and upon her two children, aged nine
and eleven years. Mix Pranekc jumped into
a ei-teru and was dnrwned, and her two chil~
drerr were fatally burned.
Bl‘t‘FAlM, N. \'.. has had a Mur‘rnufirv.
the property tlwtniyed nun irisiug a flour
null. Smah‘h “'lll‘kw‘ and other inildings.
\\ tI.yu.\‘orox. hm... hm lost itseouuty jail
.ndfn‘lllhbormg property by a tire.
‘ \\ tLLtAtI Burro): n cattle denier of Port
Edward. Ont... while in a state of sonrnanr-
bplistn. walkedon a train near Albany. N.
i .. and was killed. ‘
'THE schooner- Charles H. Morse. from New
\ ork bound for Bosnut. not. having been
hezml from up to the 29th. was then believed
‘0 I" "W Vowel which recently ran into the
ocean steamer Oregon and immediately went
I“ "19 bullet“. The schooner had nine men
on board.
South and “'est.
DR. “. M. g‘uasrtks was shot and killed
at Dexter. harms. by A. ll Elliott. to
whose daughter ho was paving addrtses
against the father‘s wishes ‘
Till}: mu 0! Mrs Sarah McKenzie while
showing at a nmk uoar “‘averlv. lud.. are
t l lentnlly killed his mother. .
A t‘tmt‘knllsl: was effected with the strik-
ng swirl-lunch at Kane“ Crty on the ‘J-lth.
and the men recanted work.
lt'namiul I. Sntrn. nu ext-streamer of the
Illinois I gis-hturb. committed suicide at his
home in Lexington in that Mute by shooting:
tunnel! through the head..,lle heel bwn rn
failing health
Tut: :n\ertuu\ or‘ Kathfls and \rknnsns. or
addition to [lltht‘ . .t‘ Missouri and 'l‘cyns. txsnel
pto'luxnutiotrs declaring that the l‘rtlllik‘lils
“how enrploym have struck must be pro
tectod at all hazards in their attempts to rev
sumo ltll'dllt‘xs.
Fun: dostrot o l the \\‘ llltlsul‘vltult'l at .\dida.
Vol. and adjoining business houses. t‘ttttfllt}:
ti total e~tnnatul In“ of shut!“
Tut: Inill‘wnl strike oxtendrd on the Nth.
the \urdnrcn at I‘Iast St Louis stopping
work. ‘l‘rntlir w as suspend d in nonrly every
dtrw-tmn. and thr- l‘ucl turd food supplns tit
~t~\t‘t‘ul towns ill .\ltsstrut‘t and Kansas begun
to run sh in on in; to the luck of transportn
(lull.
A our.“ prnrrrc tin: covering; manv mil-s
of territory. bus been railing on tho t‘rvvw
lndrnn reservation ‘l‘housrttt b. of t trs ot
uncut hay won- corrnnrrwl.
husk .\lr rxow \t. v was liultgul n {on
days sure I“ t ‘hlt‘ttgu tor the murder ot .\Ir's
.\glu" chdretck. hrs motive bout; n»blrt\ .
and John Itrnkv «adored suffered a similar
peunlty ul Th unnstou. tin. tor wtfc Illul‘t.l‘
'l‘uut‘tc t‘I-\\lht)\ and a hotel propr e‘or
w etc killed and twootlrcr men were woundut
an n nndurghl on winter at 'l‘rw-ora. Tt‘Kth
“\t' mun nn-l thirty eight lluruw perished
tn u inory \lJIlIlr‘ tire u! Runs-ts t‘ity . .\lo.
Jan-u "UFFVAV. owner ofu tlournr; null
rrt Ella. .\ltnn . and ll|\ stat-wit your old sin
w en- try in; to rcnroye an obstrirv tron In the
nun-Inner) when the water ‘ttle. w llb‘l| thev
had shut. suddenly “l on“ and the timid
u\ttt\\l down upon the two men. Ill‘«|\\llillg
Iotb.
\\'uuh i hat on.
Tm: ~e l‘cl:tt\ of the interior has dc ‘Idrsl
that the .\lltlltlb‘ and l‘ncttlc llnrltwul nun
puny has no right to t‘t‘t‘f‘tlll hints in t‘nli
tortrm. turd ltus Uhlt‘lVII that such lntrds~
mnountmg to ‘2.¥~l.‘.'t|t n ‘t‘N be reflux-d to
the public domain.
l.tt:t’rr»:\.\\r .\lu's. wh r was with t‘uptn'u
(‘rnwt’orrL ol the l'urted Status army. when
the latter w :u killed by .\leur un trvrops. nu
nuts that t‘rnwt‘ord was delibcrntclv turd
urtrntrotmlly t|\\&.\\.llfll:‘1l The Mexicans
.‘ltltlll t‘rnwfords party Were mistaken for
Indians.
Tl": President. has sent to l‘tlltgt‘t‘tsri the
third annual whorl of the ciy il wrvteo coni—
miss-toners, mutp‘nied by n Illt‘\~‘agr‘.~fl\’lll}{
that “whewur this reform hm gninial n
foothold it has steadily unharmed In the IN-
teetn of those clrurgtsl with pale
lie administrative duties. w hilo the lump!»
who desire good gm ernment have rainstantlv
been continued in their high estimate of tin
\alne hurl efficiency." During the your tho
,‘tllllllllKNlllll examined 7.0": [a‘rsonsmt‘gii‘l
males: and .\‘ttl females. The number of ner-
sons examined who haw been up hint,“ to r
office during the year is Laid. here are
more than H.000 places subject to thee:—
animation.
but unruly Massimfis slltblt‘u attic-k of
illnoxs on the steps of the treasury depart
ment on the ‘fitl turned out to be worsethnn
wn~ at tir\t re )orted. It was an upopleetic
.\ll‘ttkt‘. and us l‘t‘ltlllY-‘s .w-ere sumnn-uel
trom Albany to his. bulsido. It
was reported r in t be 735! h t hat.
he would probably resign and go ubrun l for
a long rest; the cares of office undermined
his health. Another report statai that he
had expressed a desire to resign. but the
I‘resi lent had [Initively refused to onvpt
his nrsignation, and for the present the
sis-n tat-y would retain his postlluu.
SRt‘RETAR" )1 \xxtxu was still so ill on the
28th that the physicians would not allow lritn
to see f rrends who called at the hous -. There
were no further serious symptoms, nor any
special disea stabut a general and sw‘ete pros"
ll‘ttllou.
. Foreign.
er. Gabriel Dutnont. who was Riel‘s lit-tr
tenant during the recent rebellion in Maui-
tot-a. is said to be inciting Indians in Mon-
tuna to join in tin intendod luaul‘re‘fiuu of
their brethren in Canada.
THE Abysdnian troops stint by Kin Juhu
to relieve the belengunul garrison at 'ussala
in the Sondrut have fought a battle with the
hostile Arabs near that rlacc. The Aruba
wort-defeat“. and 530 o their men wen
killed.
Tut-z brigr Georgina. of Liverp no]. Nova
Sauna, eight men on board, has been lost at.
w.
Fonrv Babe]: and one Eu 'lish private were
killed in an engagement at u
Two members of the British cabinet, Mr.
Joseph (‘hamberluin—pmident of their-cal
government. board. and G. 0. Travel an.
tesrotnry for Scotland—have msi be-
cause they are not in accord with Gladstono‘s
Irish policy. Their places havo bean tilled
=37 {antes Sunflord. and the Eur-l of Dul-
unite.
F01 infusing to publish certain numb
uncut correspondence the wolbknown Con-
trol American newspaper. the Panama Star
and Bound, haslnan s for sixty
days and the owners fined by the governor.
WW
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tun busetull season of 18% is upon in.
”‘Foutt leagues have [men formed in Can-
I.
Tn: National lea rte ehamplouhl -
naut will be 'a very handsome offair. p M
Qowsxnrn. the once famous pitcher of the
Chicggoes, will pitch no more. He want on
umpire position.
. Tn: Columbus (0a.) club of tboGulf lenguo
I: looked upon ‘3 ch. coming own-pith d
that organization.
Tu: champion: Atlanta, of the Southern
MM twice defined the Louisville AM
can lisoctatim nine molly.
. Tundra: or the new International
in matter of sins, rank n follows:
Togonto. Rochesw. Sync-nu.
L tics. (tango and Birmingham.
Tu New \‘orfi and Boston teams imm-
ratethe championship serum at New York
on April 29. but Yorka will both.
sumo us last yes. with pobably one excep-
um- \
l-
.10.
ton.
Tn Bunting: |-_ sis just entering: units
W, m. t ‘n med constderubl:
W in baselidl ci'rleE ulreody. M
m w
u’ I new c u M
with
' or a.»
“mum
. bonded
FIRE Alli] FLOOD.
The Principal Part of Key West.
l-‘la.. Destroyed.
Many Fatalities and Great Damage
Caused by Rising Waters
A tire started in the San Carlos thoatw.
Key \"mt. Fire. on th ~ morning of the 30th
Iand soon went beyond t‘re control of the tin»
lllt‘ll. :\ fl‘t‘sll wind l)!tt\\'iug flan“ lllt‘ sulllll
crinsasltlre thuno‘ to spread. not soon . tivo
blocks in the rent r of the city were
dedr‘ovnl. Th~ Epis‘opal and Baptist
churches werebnrnul about horn. and her
fore 2: I‘. .\I. when the tin- slllfilllel.
over titty houses in ullv were laid
in nslre». They inelud d Masonic
ball. then.- or four cigar factories and the
warehouse, containing stunt!“
worth of tuba “r. Utliccrs from the
l‘nitn l States struunetx lira-trill) u and
l’uw hattan aided in blowing up some of
the houses with powder to prevent the
spread of the tinnitus There was no water
so rply. th ~ cisterns being nuutlv dry.
‘lre tire worse-t rapidly northwunl. The
track was so peculiar that it was ditticult to
{03‘th the result. The fin. skit-tut the b -n-~h.
taking the wharve‘ and warehou e; of Hi il-
btuck t\ Tilt. .\Ir. t‘uvry‘s wart-houses were
consumed. The lllllltllllun, with the t‘Xt e. tron
ot the three \\'fl"t‘llt|tls.‘x mentioned uh u e.
wcro nuistrn to lot ) ellr-w pine. an t tlrclrcnt
was so intense as ludt‘n'c the firemen back.
The tire stiltsi .'_ui n! o‘clock. The
,prrn 'Ip-tl part ot the town has been burned.
.\‘ix w mrves ant tivo brick \vnrehonsus were
union: the slrur'tun-s destroyul About
fifteen Jet‘s-ans were injured. of w horn six
were ta on to the Marine llusjllml undothers
on board the turn of war.
The damage to property is estnnnt ~d at
$‘.J“‘.“‘|l lulu idual losses cannot lu-
known. but tcn :blo sull't‘tlll;\ and prunt runs
lune b: on cntutl at ll -t \‘l en three Ilr irisund
an i tour lltullx‘tlbl Ina-pk. are thrown out of
r-urpb-ynu-nt by th» burning of the tuctut‘nw_
and n-r l~t|~v l‘lHll c. uid at once be Ina-b- tor
the large number rendered llrllttt‘li‘xs. The
t tntod Strum court and Its re 'r rd‘ we con
s lured Tn- other _.:H\I~I’ulin‘ll‘. c~ rt
nit-\cd ttu it re 'nr ls r fl‘ ly to the nurture
\lt‘ttlln't l‘r\. \\hvl\‘ a iruurbvr ot 1w .plo took
refuge tllld \\r‘.:\‘ ctrrod tor by lhi‘ illiwt r\,
i;
Q‘lll'
I-‘lm tls .‘Irul Tornadoes in Ilu‘ South.
.\tt \tiatittt l-:t= dispatch of the I~I‘tb
slttlcs that n lorry right ho'n\ thr rain had
tirtulc u l‘v‘s‘wt‘dul\~‘\t‘ltl*‘1‘l|llir‘lt-st.t \tlnirt 0‘
and the water plowrd down the stt'c~ts like
In ors. ‘l‘lro llast lcntn-swe r-uel “a. tlr ~ tirst
to give win URI"; to wuslros lollownl bv
the Western and :‘lltllllb‘ heel. and dur
ing the ru..;ht b\ all tlr-- others Not a tram
throat more out o' .\lltutltt. ‘l‘he \\'l\lt‘l\ werv
runnnt; d mu Tallulah \al'h-v all day with
irnrvu‘nllclcd \cio'rtv. curptun; m'.‘ thc
.\uvannah and wasting tho. corrnttvalou;
the wine) to Snatuuli 'l‘b- d llttll‘,:«‘ to
tarot property nt.d st rt. is not low than
‘~ ""J'l“ ‘l llt‘ \\' tier- h ttl |“'lll)tlt“lt‘ trusts»
~:o|t rd \irgustt ‘l'lte t’lmttnh vu ‘lr .. liner
\ulloy ltkowtw “a. over "J“zsl trout rt~ heal
r:rth~ lllur- lltlge all the way down to
l‘t-rbtt. I‘l‘t
.\t “'o‘tport the twin; waters run the
re splc out ot 2h. rr to a mat ; \ \t Thu“
:m-tr wen. drownrst I‘mrplo ruovul around
the strhfis Itl luttcu'ts. .\ lttlttll\ ot
\t‘-t'?l persons was rep-urtc-l ta lrruc been
.lrowncd ucnr t'olutrrbuu. ttn the toxin
inn-ls ch‘lnnr-s t:r;o~l, wlnlo th- \:lllt'\\ were
being wnshnl by the \\ntor\ \ r\. ton- ltl
tb-nry county l..linl James llowoll and m
titted other llt‘lltlt“'\ of his taunt). The
~nllev .1 th' lila‘l. Warrior. in .\lubnnrn.
was also stileto‘rgtsl in water.
\ -‘\r'l--Ill' s \r‘t-l across :l portion of lullo. 5.
until \_ \la . do: no; the d-tv. and In its path
«tint-k n Me n . hurt it in whr h a tnrror.tl \uts
gotngon l‘in churn-h mu blown down and
2'. ur Icrsons wen- Lilltal 'nu-l ten badly in
jut‘ul
Hel-lm,‘ .\rk. also sntlornl homily by n
t’rruado. tut-iroruus buildings being blown
down. The county court house was un«
ruufthl.
Tin-dorm w as osprully severe all over the
country in tin \ I truly of [New Hr'lrnus. and
on the \t- hntulavu rncr there was loss ot‘
life. The st 'tllllt'l" .\lary la‘\\l\ lu‘lidl‘llll:
.~-the Southern l‘n ~rtic ruilrruid. wu~ blown
:rgaitisttlrc bridge at t‘lrrrk‘s plantation. a
rnilennd a half below l‘nttcn-uniillc. L: ,
and sunk. The engineer and two colored
deck hands were but, The E. ll. linrrvtnore
went to her relief. and while lvin: to she or
doded her lu-llrl‘ and four'lnl-orrrs were
rowned.
LATER ruin
J \urts Axtintcw‘s, an old man. being reject
ed by .\lis. Elsie “'illintus. at tlxt’ord. Conn.
killed hrr with an axe and then finished his
on it can-er with lullsflfl.
lirv. “SAM“ .lostcs. the Southern evange-
list. will hold revival meetings for eight
weeks in Boston next fall.
.\ .\tvsrlruot‘s and highly contagious
disease lrn< nttnckel the people of Johnstown,
S. Y. tip to the 39th mom than linens-gs
and over a score of deaths had been re
l ortcd. _
GENERAL “Mambo and Colonel Morey
were held for trial at Key “'ed. Fla. as
suspectel tilibnsters. The trial will take
place in New York in May.
Tm: Serratehas confirmed the following
nominations: “'illitun L. Alden. of New
York. consul general at Rome; Charles T.
Russell. of Connecticut. consul at Liverpool; .
Samuel E. “'lre-itley. to be tommixsioner of
thr- District of (‘olutnbiaz Samuel T. Corn, to
be associate justice. “'younng Territory.
Purser: llisux new has stated in the German
n-icltstng that. if great Eumtmn troubles
should nrise they would probably become in-
ternational. and that. in his opinion the
French army was opposed to workingmon‘u
:ovemcnts.
Guano: Xunn. the Newark r.\'. J.) pound
keeper. died thgother day in horrible torture
from hydrophobin engondemd by a mad
dog‘s bite.
Art-tn anot her mnfonmo between the
Knights of labor Bomb-hm and Jay
Gould in New York on the M m
“'orkmnn Powdorly telegraphed to St. Louis,
ordering the nether: in the Southwest to re-
turn to work. Ir. Powder-l3 returned to his
home at Ser unton. Penn. and three numbers
of the Knights of Lnbor exocutzivu bourd
starwdforSt. Louisto aid in settlingtbe
strike by “titration.
- (‘oxvtcrs in the Kansas State penitentiary
have been detected in the manufacture of
counterfeit coin.
Two negroce. «burned with murder. were
taken frttm the jail at Aluno, Tenn, by u
crowd and banged.
Tn civil maturities pmved power-lessor.
East St. Loni; 11].. on them, and a crowd
of 1,!!!)me them bonfire, us-
saulted his deputies, and destroyed and dun-
agel thousands of dollnrs‘ worth of railrood
promrty. Early in the morning fibril!
Boliqnet called for a. pose. Only twelve
menrespondednnd thoy' were soon putto
flight. Thomobinvadodthoyanh anddh—
abledoacore of engines, and drovetbefew
workmen whordusod bleavotbeirwurk out
ofthe city.
In Triton" Ream, her fifteen-year
old daughter and her hawthorn infant, was
burned at deuthin a flrw‘mmch.
Six other persons were about-fly burned.
NEWSY BEARINGS.
Mimlowubut m cant-in
Grumman“? '
Tn mambo-Tax.
cxpnxafinudmfl , h
m: II. :
0,48,
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS
Senate Sen-ions.
Sixtrrot'urn luv.~'l‘he Logan bill to in—
cnuse the efleiem‘y of the army us dis-
cussed. Mr. Logan explained that under the
25.0.!) regulation there were out 2733.11 efs
feetivo men in the army, and nut er the pro-
posed int-ms:- to flu!” there would b-
ubly. owing to casualtim etc.. be only n - at
27400 effective then. Mr. Teller «Cola op-
ined the menu-w. .\lr. Flatt tt‘onnJ
nvored the incre ise. . . .‘l‘he Edmunds‘ rests
lotions reported from the judi iiry «mm-nit-
t -e were placed left-re the Senate. and Mr.
Morgan rAlu x s ltlto in oopo~itiont “he ma-
jority repo: t. he do! at - w“ continued by
Senators Mitchell titre. and Hour i in
favor of the majority report. and y Sena—
ton Gray and Harris against it.
errv~rirrn [\Ar.~ttn motion of Mr.
Blair th * Senate mm! the Bruins bill. t-
int: a pension of '10 a month to the wn ow of
Rear Admiral Andrew A. Hut-wood. . . .Mr.
\‘oorho-ea spoke in opposition to the Mmupds
mnlutionsuiuterning insidential appoint»
merits and Mr. Evans in their fnvor. Mr.
(‘all also opposed the mulutions.
SIXTY—SIXTH [tut—Mr. lngalls r‘KanA
s; oke in favor of the l-Idmunds nopluthtns I
“spa-ting the declination of the President to_r
furnish tapers in his um—ssiou relative to n»
niovuls from office. !The speech was dimwl 3
mainly against the Mugwumps. at :
time‘s~ excited laughter on both sides of‘
the Senate. lie was followed by speeches ._
from .\Iesfls. Harrison tind.‘ and boson
illlJ also fan-ring the rewlutions. This
chm! the debate pn-per. but Mr. Van “’yck ;
rot the floor and made a speech in favor of ,
his amendment providing that cases which
come up for rejoz-tion under the ‘
third n-sniution should le 0011‘ ‘
sidored in open mxsion. Mr. Hear ;
made the noint of order that the amendment
changed t e rules and then-fore reunited a
dny‘s notice. The chair ruled the nint well ;
taken. The tint. mdution. w ich ap—
proved of the report front the jutlicinry
nutnnittee. was then adopted lrv apnrty vote =
of .‘3 ayes to 3'» nays. .\lr. Riddleberger not 1
voting. {The second rm-lutron, expming
mndemnatron of the nttoruev-muw-ntl's aw
tion In n-t’using yap~t~calle1 or was urlepted
by a \ote of :L‘ nyns to 3‘: trays-'ulso a party
\ote. Thr- 'thinl Mtltllluu. declaring it tube
tlreduty ot'Fthe Senate to refuse its advice
turd consent to propm «l n—nwnuls in cases
in w hi. h tho papers aw d «mud “KTV
sury and n fused. gave rise to tsrtisiderable y
tllv‘ll\\lnll. and Mr. llrown Ma. moved to
strike it out That was lost bv a Vote of St ‘
trays to ‘2: ayes. 'l‘tu- vote then recurred on
the adoption of this “N'llllltlll. and it was
curried byn \ote of 'ill ayes to 29 nays-
u party \otu. cxw-ptmg that .\Irtclroll. of
tin-gnu. Van Wyck. of Nebraska. and kid—
dlelmi‘gcrvotul withtln ltettna‘ruts Mr..\lorr
‘rur then offered nnuinetnlnrent that the rear
utron should not be nuttstdetvd as rendering
the attorney general hubb- to itntuvtchmeut.
Mr liduurnds moved to lay this amendment
on the table. which w as carried by a party
vote. IL‘rto‘Jti. Thclnst n‘sulultuu declaring
in tenor. of the furtlrtul exo anion of the
statute- wlntrn . to theenrpbwnrent of l'nlon
Milltlu‘l\ was to opted by a unanimous vote.
eywptrug Morgan.“ Alalntnn. “ho voted
against it.
errv nvrvru DAY -.\ir. I‘Eazt prostate-l
ntln‘ttlot‘ltal of the Connecticut legislature
urging t‘nn 't“.\\ 3o pun idc n system of coast
t
defence r. l‘air introtlunsl the .\I ‘rrow
t‘hruesv bill with an amendment
r hanging from twenty year-
to ten years the period during
which the enttanw of i‘llllltN‘ laborers in:o
the l‘nited States shall be prohibited. . . ..\lr. i
Logan‘s lull turn-using the army lhttu
chant to woo men came up Mr Logan
produced letters from Hellt‘l‘lls Sheridan and
Schotleld allltl‘tn‘lllfl the bill. The a ldrtiouul
ex Icnse. Mr. 140;!“ said. would be only “7-;
tutu-b. Mr. l‘lumb opposed the bill. and
so did Mr. Dawn. . . . Executive swoon.
SIXTY'KU‘HT“ Du The N‘tiah‘ devotul
the da\ to further consult-ration of the Logan
.\I in} Int txnw b'll. .\l.‘ Logan plu wanted
at great lo-rgttr to evplurn the minor features
ot tho prop-wi- i bill. and nnstt ome-uotrs that
had been urgel to its ”usurp-””3“. l'lutt
out n~sl debate in fruor of the bill to admit
\l'nshntgt \n Territory as a State.
House Sessions.
Sui tinnitus: Du. -— Mr. Anderson -
rKnn ' usknl unanitn -tl\‘ consent that an
orator-should be made allowing the eumnu‘ttee '
on labor to n-purt for notion at any time (not
to Hit ~rfetw with revenue or appropriation
bills: legislation for the purptwe of
providing for arbitration in striktw ’
on railroads. He pointed out its
inrporturn e by saying that the whole
Southwest was withort a wheel carrying '
freight. There was no o‘ijoction. and the or—
der was mode. . . .Tne ln‘lizti appropriation
bill was pass-.\I without furthe ‘ amendment
—-\'eus. 25:; u iys. 5. . . .The l us: lithe u ipro
printion bill was taken up an. the
arena-ml debate lnnztcl to sit hours.
The bill, appropriates {HS-I .3-\‘ as ,
against an tstrmute of $‘rl.‘.t.\t‘-.lt‘-t‘u. and an up
pniprintion of gunmen for the cumin! -
year. Mr Burrows «.\li-‘hn referred tothe ‘
appropriation for the transportation of for- ’
oign nails, and charged the postoflice depurt— '
Ineut with nullifying the law of L‘ W '
passed atJhc last stamion. which nuthvrizu the a
pitstnlaster general toentcr intoeontrarts with
American vewels for carrying the mails It a
rate not exceeding fifty cents n nautical mile.
He also cba lthat the deparunent had
wantonly an openly defied not only the
spirit but the letter of the civil service kw.
SE\'EN'T\‘~sEt‘ttSD Inna-4n his opening
prayer the chaplain of the House been lit
the Loni to enablithe educuted and lute li-
Eent men and women of the land to comm
end that in thie republican country there .
torrid be no privileged class. and in this dem- ‘.
ocratie one no aristocracy could be found. i
lie prayed that God might forbidtherieh and l
pluspl‘ntus fnun attetnpti to import and l
reproduce on our new sol the pound i
l
l
I
shows. the folly uni fashions. the uxury und
pride of other clinics, lest the giant anon-by. ‘
din-i through ignorance and rage. like sight
less Samson. muted to ill-(Tm by oppres .
sion. should 2““ forth his strength and cele- f
brute his sol vmurder in the ruin of his op- :
messom. till chaos should come again. .... ‘
L onsuterntton or me noose nppmprranon %
bill was resumed. ,
SEVEXTY'THIRD DAY.--—The ch: Ilain in his *
opening prayer invoked Divine air to restore
Saaetnry Manning to his health. . . . MLHu- '
nrer rl‘enn.r measured a memorial of “citi-
zens of the l nitai States“ in favor of a $3»
tern of pistofllce ‘ savings bun 'x
Referred. . . . On motion of Mr.
S winger, of Illinois the vote by
w ich the House a few days ago defeated the
Senate bill granting: pension of tflt ntnonth i,
to the widew of General H. '. m was
modem and the bill was posed—recs.
11s; nayx ti’i. . . . 2“th evening W“ forty
rel-SIM hills‘ were raw
Suvzxrv-roclrrn Dan—Debate on thesib
vol- question begun, Mr. Culberson (Pens),
the first. speaker. summing himself in fa.-
run of ' libra- on tho m phno with
re... .3" “new - we
a raw vacuum-3e. .
Dal-gun thtC.) Invent! a single gold stall-kn!
Ind the stuputshn of silver coin-go
under the Bland .31. Mr. Whiting (lass)
against] the Won cashew mimge;
r. love i on lrgument
in favor of a bi~mmuenn and inst
the ns‘on of the operation ofthe
luv. r. Halsell (Ky-J aid that the people
had spoken in no uncertain von‘ :3 against the
suspension of silver coinago.
Suvu'rv-rtrrn DAY.—Mt‘. Lawler tilt.)
introduced. Fumble and rion to
udngtht tho recent :~e be-
twoulr. Powder-ly, grand muster work-
man of tb W ' as and
Ir. Jay Gould, pre-ident of the His.“
souri Pacific company,
raise: an. tag“: ‘1th mg? to tho
mummy town and generut
of the , anddirecL'ng the com-
mitmeot Inborto rum innotheunder-
the dlfl'ueuces em
I'm
troublamddim con-
eluou. Authority tsglvuu the aluminum
and for persons and sad to sit dur-
lnxthem of the can. MLO'Neill
also iuh‘oducodnbill vhlingfor hoards
arbitration tomb tum-(1mm erred
....3!r: Belmont tN.Y.rincroduced a joint
resolution ‘ ' 81‘1758 74, to ray
Chmforlouesmned yQinamn-ninanti-
cam not: It. Bock 7 ' ' '
. injure all for the \‘thr‘hl one
i the Queen.
§ int; a slouch hat.
In:
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THE KNIGHTS OP LABS;
A Circular twin-cl by General Mas-
ter VVuI-l ninn l‘owdorly.
General IN or Workman Powder-[y has
issued a secret circular to the Knights of
Labor 02 Amenca.‘ He instm"$ the wary
of each assembly to call a full tneetmg' . and
mud before it. the sentiments which follow.
“he “elm opem with an order to the ameni-
blyto (use init‘nting new members until the
n-latious of capital and labor shall beam»,
loss «milled than at the prudent time, and min-
tinues: . ~
“To attempt to win roam : ms or gains
with our pry-amt mw. undisciplined mem-
bership. wont-i be like baring an tutor-goth
ized mob against a well dril . regulator-my.
It is not fair to the older inst-Joules to bring
in new members. pick tip-their qtnrrels as
soon. us mined. and vs them expe't
pecuniary aid from those who helped build
the order up for a noble purpose. ‘ .
A fter d welling at some length up in the m-
ndvisabilitv of taking in new “numbers at
pivgmt the Illdn'ss m rut nines:
"“‘e must not fritts-r away our strength
and mix the oplnrtunity of present sum“
in the struggle ngninfl capital by rushing into
uselos drikes To the cardinal principles
of the. order. We must add another ~pgtroun‘z.
You have bud patience for years and had
not the Knights of Lalor apt «Ami upon the
scene you would still be Waiting. Your 5“!“
of prit‘ls must stand as they are for the irres—
ent if you cannot raise shem by any other
rocass than a strike. \ou must submit to
in ustice at. the hands of the employer .3, l“
tit-nee for a while loafer. Bide well your
time. Find out how lunch you are justly . n~
titled to and the tribunal of arbitration \\ ill
settle the hast.” ‘
Mr. Powderly then cautions the nxwunblicg
against ns-eivinz into their ranks employers.
and warns the Knights of Inbou- that the pub
. itieian is planning night nod day h.-‘\‘[fl
catch Knights of labor for the advantage of
himself and part v. and adds that to we the
mime of the order in in \litirnl contests .s'
criminal and must not occur-again. Refer»
rm: to the t'lglltd’lr or tnovepentfihe err- mar
says:
“ \«trnblies of the Knights of Labor l‘..\t\‘!
' trot strike for the eighth-nu systsm (in .\luv
' l under the inn-Minn that. they are obey in;
onion from triathlon-let‘s. for such an ut'v‘vr
was not and wtli not In given. Hut .\t lite-
. tll‘thlthlttIi pc |l~lr in t? e brutal States and
t‘uxuidn our vt‘tl-‘l‘ hm grssll-ly riot-uni r...“
we mull the scutzurtrrtsof the "clitoris in
“my ot‘ the short hour plan before Ma) Q
lt |\ nonsense to than. ..t it "
.-\ftct‘st-t':tltttt: of tlr- qualities whn‘tr that
lull-mm of u\- ‘tnbins should llk“\i, and ev-
pe~tiug the Krn;trt~ t-w'ir r horn-q tueir of
«well tvm wraith ht .\l:. l‘ iw'tl l iv um'm
we.~ “\Vhtlel Wrrb :irltspn ch is handed me in
wlrtchl read th ~~~~ word “They discharged
our brother arm \\| str uck. for you
know our ninth» ls. ‘~\n itnur‘y to um-
i. rho mun-m of all Yes. an turury to on.
r. the mun-m or at. but it is not wrw to
It Would have
far better at worl. a ;.l
luvn to .7 tutunt .
. pmrmrlv inn-organ the mtttct‘. bringing a
la run- every known tribunal. than to have
\trui‘k.“
In I‘\tllt‘l\l\:\|l| th- umstrr working \‘vs
“I write this circular to lay lulu!“ tho
order the cunt condition of thing's. lam
neither plr\\t~~a!l_\' un‘ mentallv capable- of
)u‘l‘lul‘ttlltl: the v .rk t‘tsrrt‘ivul of me. i am
willzn: t i do rm rent. but not be “tor l-t
maintain u tube l‘I-‘Jltlll boron-trio wnr‘d
any longer Hue o!‘ two things Inns~ take
phi \\ a‘illtv‘t‘ tlzt lucid and distrn t tissnmblrcs
of lllr' rmierrnust olmx its lawu or I rims: by
pet-nut’el to l‘r‘slvlt troni n vocation in rich
oblige: inc 11"Il‘l\ Ultt' p‘it’: inform the publtf
and another to our llll‘.llll‘l\ «y t . lttv:
\vrtt‘l‘llllai llle Knight of ldlbm‘ du [NY a i-
prove of or ru-mnrnge str tlit'x an i In one d;r\
.listmtchwr‘ntne to Inc from Troy. IN
Manchester. 5. ll ; I’hiv‘tto. t‘ineinnati.
Lynclrlurrglr. \‘a ; Springfield. “bio.
and Montreal l! is irnjioxsible for
human nature to stand the strum :mv
lonxn r. I must tune the pssistanee of the
unit-r or my most enrm~t efforts with fall.
\\'ill I lune it! if so strikes must beavwlod;
lu-ym-tts must be axwdui. Thoma who boast
must le checked 1-) their nwrnblim _\'0
move must b- nmde ulllll the court. at" last
resort has been uptnilul to. Threats of
Vitilt‘ll'.“ must not be nude. Politicians
must be hushed up or driven out. (ll-ali-
ence to the laws of knighthood must
have preference over do .er of any other or-
der. lf tlu s - tlrrnxs are done. the next five
vents will wrtnnss the complete art-anctpatnm
ii mankind froth the curse of mono iv in
our members vu- requirr- «my. 0 .vv-nce.
nmistnnoe.patienv and mutate. If With
thew aids you strengthen nry hand; 1 will
«out tune in the work."
_ __._.- .__.—
A Crazy Man Throws a Petition Into
Victoria‘s Carriage.
Queen Victoria went in state the other
3 afternoon to open the ceremony of km tho
foundation of the new examination hall of
the College of Surgeons. on the Thames
embankment. London. She was accompa-
nied' by the Prince and PM of Wnla
and other members 0! tho myal
fumily. The weather was clout
and beautiful. and the people turned out
invmst number-salons the route tnkoa by
The shops and club balding.
were decked with fags and streamers. and
displnyed an abundance of loyal momma.
Themyal party was everywherr received
with the heartlest enthusiasm The ilo
rushed ulongsiie the royal earrings tiring
its xgreetin her ma‘ oval-when
witgmg. 3 my
After her return from the cornerstone in ~
Pfiotche queen left Buckingham pulses at 4 sh!
,.
. e ‘k for a drive. She was accornponied by
Princess Beatrice. They went in on open
' to yde park. and everywhere wen
m by crowds of people. Among tho
crowd was a. mun in shnbby clothes and wear-
Hc-appeuud to be much
the muwmblngo. “‘ben the royal turnout
reached a point opposite him he threw some
thing into the twinge. Guy-3. excitement
followed the strange mnn‘s noticing nod
and h ‘ from the seem
that: the articles woe only a pipe of pupae.
\\ bu the quom noticed tho mn‘a undo.
she shrank but: and was evidently
‘ Beatrice loaned f
bdievubis ‘ sum.
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