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The Osceola times., 1882-07-22
WAGE WORKERS.
The Cleveland Mills Filling Up with Nom
Union Men-No Violence offered Them
The Situation Critical.

A Cleveland, o.. special to the st. Louis
Globe-Democrqt says
There are many among our citizens in the
vicinity Of the rolling mill who are con-
stantly apprehensive of danger. and who
seem to think that the only possible out
come of the whole matter must be bloody
riot. such a scene was expected this MORN
ing, it being confidently asserted that If
the strikers intended to do anything in that
line they would commence on the morning
of the second week, but the morning has
passed and there was no riot or bloodshed,
and there is new evidence that there will
not be on mornings yet TO come. Appre-
hension Of serious trouble caused the police
authorities to take additional precautions
to preserve peace and protect workmen
who desire to work in the mills. At an early
hour a squad of mounted police, under
Sergeant johnson, joined the already large
force of patrolmen who were on duty dur
ing the night. At 5 o'clocka. m. the second
detail, accompanied by Superintendent
schmidt, left the Central station, took
street ear, and started for the scene OF the
great strike. Additions along the route
swelled the number, and by the time the
mills were reached the second detail num-
bered ffty men. Your correspondent ac-
companied the second detail TO the scene OF
spprehended conflict. Here and there up
on the streets knots of men were seen wear
ing the badge of the union. but they were
quiet. and did not seem disposed to make
any trouble. Ii was six miles TO the mills,
and three-quarters of an hour was occupied
in the travel. and il was good hour after
arrival before the mills would open, and IN
that interim when men came who wstld
enter the mills, IL was expected that the
disturbance, II any occurred, would take
place. The strikers were on the ground
ahead of us, for with the dawn OF morning
they began TO assemble in the streets lead
ing TO the mills, TO arrest the coming OF po-
lice-protected "scabs.- A large number OF
boys and women, some with babies In their
arms, assembled also, and from them sub
sequently came most Of the hooting and
bowling. Amournful silence prevailed Tor
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

out, as he was accused. The first question
the commission will ask itself will be how
much revenue do we want. Then some
will be for cutting II down on one article,
and therefore II will be difficult for the COM
mission TO agree upon the subject. The
men that compose il should be selected from
among our distinguished manufacturers.
As an evidence OF the determination OF
the prosecution TO leave nothing undone to
secure a conviction in the star-route cases,
special agents of the Department Of Justice
have been detailed for duty about the Court
House TO ascertain and report promptly any
attempts that may be made TO tamper with
witnesses or the members Of the jury. One
of the latter, who is thought 10 be friendly
disposed towards the defendants, has been
specially selected as person whom it would
be well TO watch. For this reason two Off
GERS have been assigned the task OF keeping
him constantly under surveillance during
the recesses Of the court. Wherever he
goes and with whom he associates Is care
fully recorded and reported TO the Govern
ment counsel each day, and during the night
his house il also carefully watched. 1t was
alleged that he has been seen IN the compa-
ny OF one or two ofthe principal defendants
since the trial began, and this was thought
sufficient ground for keeping an eye on him
particularly. The jury are not kept togeth-
er when the court adjourns, but are allowed
to 20 to their houses and mingle with their
neighbors as they are accustomed to, the
only restriction placed upon them being an
admonition by the Court not TO discuss the
case. There is no law to compel the seclu-
sion of jurymen in trial for amisdemeanor,
although Judge Humphreys, who was on
the bench at the time of the famous safe
burglary trial here, made rule that the
jury should not be separated until they had
rendered verdict. The City Hall, in
which the star-route trial is now in pro-
gress. swarms with secret service men, and
any suspicious circumstance that transpires
is carefully noted and furnished for the
guidance of the prosecution.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

I An ingenious swindle which may soon
be expected among the Summer impor-
tations has lately been exposed in Lon
don. 1t consists in artistically coloring
fish, meat and game so that they appear
to be Of the finest quality, and hawking
them about the streets at tempting prices.
\ fish thus prepared, which had passed
theinspection ofa wary housekeeper and
an expert cook, was dropped in The pot
as salmon of particularly aristocratic
hue and came out Goldfish of the most
plebeian type.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

IT is only ten years that the Australian
kea might parrot has become carnivor.
ous and now the whole race seems TO
have adjured vegetables for mutton. On
q single sheep station 200 fine wethers
out Of flock Of 300 have been so injured
that all died, and on another run nine
teen out Of twenty valuable rams we're
killed. -Four per cent is the general
verage of lose.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

A HANDSOME new Methodist Episcopal
Church was dedicated IN Baltimore last
Sunday, in memory Of Robert Straw
bridge, the first preacher of that denomi-
nation in America. The pulpit.desk is
made of oak wood, from a log taken from
the first meeting house" built by Mr..
Strawhridge in Carol county, Nd, in
l76i, and log of the oak tree under
which he preached previous to the erec-
ticn q .ss meeting house" has been
used in making the other pulpit furni.
ture.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

PRESIDENT ARrHuR's son tells the fol-
lowing story of his fathers man servant
Aleck: Some one asked him: "Well,
Aleck, how do you like Washington ?"
to which Aleck responded dramatically;
"Oh, I'd rather be ysller gas lamp in
New York than the brightest electric
light in Washington" I
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

PsorLE who use filters Of animal char
coal should be informed that unless the
nlter are renovated at frequent interval
BY Ignition in close vessel they are o.
little value. Millions Of minute worms
are developed in the charcoal, and some
of them always find their way into the
water one who uses such filter has to
IL
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

The publication Of the French census
statistics revives the periodical jeremiad
over the etaenant condition of the French
population; but inasmuch as this goes
along with extraordinary material pros
perity, while in other countries tens OF
Thousands have to emigrste to obtain
their bread, it is hard to zee why the
thing is so much deplored.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

Jrsr a. girl was about to drown her.
self at Athens, Alabama, man caught
her. She struggled, but he held her fast.
"I'll give you ten minutes to think it
over" he said, "and ifyou then want to
die I'll let You do it." When the time
was ua he released her and she qnietly
went home.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

Ma GOODWIN SMITH, disgusted with
vhst he deemed lack Of appreciation
cf his genius and character on the part
OF British Statesmen, determined to aban.
don England forever, and said so. But
after . while he found that Montreal and
Toronto are not London, nor even Ok.
M, and q length he could resist no
Guns, and rstuE1ed.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

2THs train boy with h,s sr;nful of trashy
reading will become creature of the
past if the notion, said to be started on
the trunk line, of a circulating library on
through trains works we'll and is gener-
ally adonied by other comnanies.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

NITRO glycerine in drop deses is new
remedy for some heart troubles. How
long will 1t be before nitro -glycerine
habir will be added to tke increasing
variety of drug enelayement?
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

DAVID DAVIS requires all his great
weight TO keep himself sitting through
The long, dull speeches with which the
statesmen of the Senate are always load
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

PKIScE LEoroLp, who was recently
married, is very i'll, and all the plans that
had been made for yachting cruise and
q foreign tour have been Abandoned.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

An English lady who sued for damages
because of a fall when boarding steam
boat has just lost her case The jury de-
cided that her hign heeled boots had
wantonly and wilfully contributed to
cause the injury Of which she complain
al
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

NEARLY 200 cases of unauthorized emil
grafton by conscripts and reservists are
now being tried in Berlin.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

THK turtles have begun laying their
eggs along the Florida Atlantic coast, and
now the bears and the people willindulge
in their regular feed.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22
SILVER CREEK. n. v, Feb. 6. 1850.

GENrs-I have been very low, and
have tried everything, TO no advantage.
| heard your Hop Bitters recommended
by SO many, concluded TO give them a
trial. | did. and new am around, and
constantly improving. and am nearly as
trong as ever.
W. II. WELLER.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

peoples church" to cost sl5o,Ooo to
be erected In Boston, will be the largest
religious editice in New England.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

Tuk electric light fades the colors OF
cloths s well as paintings, the same as
moonlight, though not 80 quickly.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

OsK.rnrRp of all the paper used in the
world ia now made in the United States
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

THx picture of alexander ii. Stephens
in the newspapers makes him look about
eighteen years old.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

LoNerRLLow's house at Cambridge is
under consideration as residence for
the president Of Harvard.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

ALMOST all the creditors Of the Mechan-
ics' bank of Newark, New Jersey, have
been paid. Arrangements for reopehing
the bank are progressing.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22
DIX LONGS PARTY.

Authentic News From the Lena Delta
The Sad Story OF the Finding Of the
Dead observation-disclosures of Fearful
Suffering on the Part Of the Victims
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

Tas books bequeathed BY Carlyle to
the Harvard Library number about s25
volumes.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

woRru says that only one woman in
FIVE pays her dressmakers bills without
being dunncd.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

0SR reason why tame alligator at
Savannah is let alone is because Of a sign
reading: idiots will please stir him up"
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

THIS English subscription for the re-
yised version of the New Testament was
over 100000.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

THEIRS are 1900 volumes on political
science in the library of Columbia Col
lege.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

GxxrLxNES's patent-leathershoes, with
silk tops, cost only SIS pair in New
York.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

SrupkSrs of Moscow university went
into mourning for Darwin.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

A WOODEN wedding Las Just taken
place in Paris. Ii WAS spch novel affair
that il was talked about in the news
papers and salons almost as much as the
siege of Metz.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

LONDON is said to be so crowded with
American visitors that there Is scarcely
a bedroom to be had for any considera-
ton.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

GARrIKlp's biography still sells in Eng
land al the rate of 1000 month.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22
NOTES or The DAY.

A xKw adaptation reads Ear from
the old fox at home"
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

THg old custom of class day has been
revived at Columbia college.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

PmNcx ALFRED fiddled while Marie
Roze sang at the Albert hall recently.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

G.RiBALDIs body was found to be
Scared with ten runshot AID bayonet
wounds.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

MANY years ago, Ephraim NJ. Baynard,
a wealthy PLANTER Of South Carolina, be-
oueathed Sl6S 200 to the College of Char
lie ,ton. And now his granddaughter,
Owen Thomas Baynard, in INDECENT cir
cumstances. receives back the bread from
the waters in the form of free scholar
shin from the trustees ofthe High School,
and an annual grant of $500 from the
Charleston City Council, to enable him
to prepare for college. When he is ready
10 enter the college, he will be provided
with a scholarship, and maintained dur
ing mis- course at the city's expense.
The Osceola times., 1882-07-22

A MEDICAL journal devotes a whole
column to explaining what caused cold
perspiration. Anyone one who has gone
up dark alley and stepped on dog
would be wasting valuable time in read
-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
Galveston

GALVESTON, November Especial. l.
uicago futures closed strong November
Neat, 03i; seller the year, C3i; January
q; May, 5Gi; pork, November, Sl9.iO; Jan.
ury, Sls72i; lard, November, sll.i7I.
Weather fine; grain receipts small.
The Galveston market for spot cotton
Csed weak and irregular; receipts, 5,lOj;
les, 1900; exports, II sos bales.
Wool and hides unchanged.
Cotton futures closed steady; January,
S36tS 50; February, 10 05 March, 10 l3Cu
II; April, 10 u; November, 9 sgM0 20,
hcember . 5000 N. Sales, 5000.
Seth. Shepherd, Colonel W. II. benson,
lajor McLcmore, Colonel George 7. Fin.
y, j. II. Stubbs and others spoke tonight
front OF the fremont house. These zen.
tmen poured volley after voley of demo.
,atic thunder into the ranks OF the inde.
gndents, holding them up 10 the ridlcule
an enthusiastic audience. Hon. W. IL,
rain, of lavaca county. will speak to.mor.
wv night Unless there IL u complete
,vulsion In the sentiments Of the people
Iaior 0chiltrec will be badly beaten.
For the last three nights Galveston thea.
e.goers have enjoyed u dramatic feast In
ie presentation OF La Belle Russo by Miss
clrreys Lewis and Q powerful caste. This
tdy triumphs in the most difficult task
lat OF gaining the admiration of the audi.
nee while depicting scheming woman al.
ampting TO elevate herself from her sur
oundings without reference TO the means
mployed and with nothing to recommend
er save mothers love Tor n little child.
A telegram from Washington announces
he prevalence OF astorin southeast of ia
llnich.
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Fort Worth.

ForT WonTH, November 2.--ISpecial T.
Colonel Wash JoResand Hon. J. w. Throck.
morton arrived tonight from Decatur,
where they held joint discussion to very
large audience, Tomorrow they speak at
Denton. On account Of sickness Colonel
Carey $. Styles did not speak tonight.
: MIR. j. Green, formerly OF the TylcI
Courier, is now chief editor of the Morning
Democrat.
Through the Investment company of this
city, Mckenzie Brothers made a cattle sale
oil $4,000 to Il Kentucky Investment com.
pany.
Doctors are continually kept busy, ms
there is great deal Of sickness in the city
and surrounding country.
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SHERMAN, November 2.-[Special. T..
s'ever Bartlett, ayoung man recently to
this city from 81. Louis, and nephew of
stevcr prominent physician of this city,
attempted to commit suicide this evening
M about O'Clock by shooting himself In
the leit hreast with forty.nve.calibro re.
volver But little hope remains for his re-.
coyery. AS yet have heard no cause
assigned for the committal OF the rash net
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Waco.

WACO, November Especial. New.
from the district conference of the Meth.
odisi Episcopal church, now in session at
Cleburne, states that great pressure was
made by strict enforcement Of The rules of
nlsClpIlne to prevent Rev. j. ID. Shaw from
iuying before that body his grave doubts on
certain points oforthoaoxy which he had on
icrtained for some time past, but he finally
gained the point he most desired, and rend
statement of his views before the commit.
tee Of investigation.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS,
Commercial and Financial.

NEw loRE, November The Posts cot.
ton report says Future deliveries at the
first call sold at adecline ofi to 5.i0O, and pri
ces then obtained remained up to . p. m.,
the lowest of the day with slight iuctua
tions they then advanced steadily and at The
third can showed an advance of 100 above
brought 10 30; March, 10 90; April. 10 ~
August, II ~ bids of 10 30 for November
were refused,
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SAN ANTONIO, November Especial. l.
L is thought the 7th infantry, now in Ds.
iotah, will relieve the I'D in this depart.
ncnt. The removal of the 22d causes many
expressions OF regret, General Augur ha,
,sked the suspension Of the removal until
he quarantine at Fort Brown Is raised.
Charles Woods, an old negro, last niybt
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The Fire Record.


KNOXVILLE, November 2.-The Mcr.
chants Hour mill, this city, owned by jas.
per Lille, was totally destroyed by fire this
evening. The flames were caused by ftio.
ton OF the machinery. The loss IL eati.
mated at about $4,000, half covered bv
insurance. large quantity Of grain was
DESTROYED and adjacent buildings were
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Decatur.

DECATUR, November Especial. This
has been u field day for the democrats in
Wise county. fhrockmorton met aml com.
pIetely routed Wash Jones. The green.
packers are completely demoralized
Jones said but for Davis canJiIacv
he would defeat Ireland 5OOOD VOTES
Joncs.-.made fair greenb.ck speech
which consisted Of yituperaton against Inc
democratic party. lie lit into Hancock
and other democratic leaders. Old friends
OF fhrockmoiton contend he made the best
eilort of his life here. lie paid a glowing
tribute TO John Hancock and said he would
I'VE III the hearts OF all true Texans through
time. The discussion has gained many
votes for the democratic ticket here. They
20 from here Ia Denton tomorrow, thenCe
to gainesville Saturday.
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TOOK ,,,o an axe and smashed up all the furni,
tHre IN ms house, tried to Kill his wife aud
Snuureh and then burn the house, Neigh.
oorS arrived and stopped his conduct. lie
lhe good news was received today that
the reported duel between Charles McKm.
neE aud Sheriff Fomlinspn was a canard.
COLONEL IL. Il. Andrews, vice-president of
lAe dalveS'on, Houston 4 San Antonio
railway, has returned with his family from
California. lie says his road will
run through trains 10 san Francisco about
december LIST lie says also that political
excitement runs high in the Gate City, but
tAat the democrats will elect Ston sman
governor and sweep the state.
some few days ago an aged NEGRO
woman, 10 years old, named Lizzie
NeHS, while smoking, laid down
and went TO sleep Lighted tobacco
iieu from the pipe and set her atire, burning
mere severely. \ physician attending her
Senlolned her friends to watch her carefully
liuS they did not do ana il was discovered
yesterday that screw worms had gotten
INTO her body. To-day she died.
lion. John IL. Reagan addressed demo.
cratic massmeeting on the public square
thls evening in 3 speech mainly iavoring
lree trade, with view of changing the
opinion OF this protective tarill COM
munity.
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THE WIDE WORLD.

Statement OF The Commanding 0facer
OF the Troops Guarding Neal
and Craft aS TO the
Various
Causes Which Led 10 Firing on the
Mob-m Entirely Different
Version Of the
Most Unfortunate Affair, shifting the
Whole Responsibility ON an
infuriated Mob.
Noteworthy Events of Yesterday Pre-.
Sented in Concise aud
Collected Shape.
A AHighly Interesting Review of Foreign
and Domestic Happenings.
Embracing Everything Transpirlng in
the Civilized World.
Tidlngs of Joy aud Sorrow, Good
and Evil.
News of Every Conceivable Hue and
Character.
4 lui IN nrainl nj D.lty;n.I
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Waxahachie.

WANAHAcHIE, November Especial l.
Rev. Mr.. James is creating quite an enthu-
sasm here by his preaching. Hundreds
liock to hear him every night. The ladies
have organized and hold prayer.meetines
every day. There have been many CONVEX
sions.
Mr.. George Kennedy, one of our good
and respected citizens, died yesterday and
was buried this evening by the Masons.
DR.. eagle. candidate for the Legislature.
spoke last night at the courthouse to a
large aud appreciative audience, and was
frequently interrupted in his speech by en-
thusiastic bursts OF applause.
W. ii. Ge,2daner will get the almost
unanimous support of Ellis county for the
state senate.
Four hundred bales Of cotton were re-
ceiVcd to-day, and there are but few buy.
ers. Cotton is selling At 8 and 81. We want
more buyers.
Tho political canvass is at white heat.
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HousroN, November II Special l-Major
sam C. Timpson, assistant general super
intendent of the Houston Il Texas Central
died suddenly here to-day. Major Timp.
son was an estimabIe citizen, and his sad
death occasions u great loss in this COM
munlty. His genial manners and Kindness
Of heart won him innumerable stauuch
friends, who feel his great loss. He was at
one time alderman Of this city. He was a
native OF New York city, coming to Texas
alter the close of the war. lle was in his
lil year. lie leaves q widow and three
children. lie was married in 1866 TO the
olneSt daughter of Colonel Paul Brenond
of this city.
Houston LyCeum held an entertainment
tonight, A prize Of $50 FOR the best orisi
mai musical composition was awarded tc
George &, Collins of this city
tHlsng democratic meeting was held
III the 9th ward tonight.
! ,lhe cotton market closed easy at is de-
cline IN all grades; middling spots, 10
sales, LII; receipts 5,6lS, gross; $50 net
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Austin.

AsrIN, November Especial Horse
thiges are reported very troublesome in
La5ale and adjacent counties, and Cap.
! st.Einuey writes the adiutgnt genera, he
has applications almost daily to protect
stick. On the 29th inst. Il shooting scrape
occurred near Coluta, La Sale county, in
Which one man was killed The murderer
WIS arrested by the rangers. The letter
gies no names. Captain Kings company
arrested desperate charged with murder
IN Dlmmitt count. some time ago. In
addition TO points mentioned IN the dis.
pach of the 3lst, tue rangers
hive been ordered to FL Paso and
+ Rio to prevent the importation of Mex
idns on election day. The rangers will
g'lnto winter quarters. Tents were ship.
Fd today to companies A, u and G. There
lHonsiderable sickness among the men at
this time.
Treasury receipts for October were. Rev.
eue, $ll2,97S; available school fund, $500
ornament school fund, $2l ,12g, permanent
University fund, $iji; deaf aud dumb asy.
lm land sales, SllS; blind asylum, S75i:
lnatlc asylum, $SaJi public domain, Sl9l,
Gl.
Inc Lone star Marriage association has
dcamped, leaving it is said, some policy
hlders short $4,000. Some estimate the
aiount at $4,000. The secretary of state
athe very outset, after consulting with the
a.orney-gcneral, classcd these concerns
With insurance companies that are required
b law to have.not less than $4,000 capital,
al made them pay the same fees for filing
carriers. Had the commissioner of In.
sranCe taken the same view of the fnnttpr
nd compelled the associations to show up
tcir capital stock or close business, the
puug men OF the state would have been
Sved thousands of dollars. II is rumored
iet other associations Of this city are
saky
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SANGER BROTHERS
(LOIHIIRS OI TEXAS!

Our aim is to please in every particular, and we
study to attain our aim. We recognize that but one
thing is really necessary for to do in order to
hold the continued confidence Of the consumer, and
that is to continue