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BOYC0TTINC.
The American Labor Fedora
ton Denounce tina Misuse 4.
Of this Agency.
But II Passes Some Unique Res.
OlutiOns on subjecis Pertain
ing to Labor Matters.
A Boiler Explosion az Austiu
Kills Two Men and Wrecks
a Building.
Our South american height BOZ s
furnish us with Some Inter-
estins News Items.
LABOh KINKS.


WASHINGTON, December l1.-When
the labor federation met this morn
ing, the committee on resolutions
made report which sets forth: That
the remedy of the boycott has been
grossly abused so as TO endanger the
usefulness of 1t, as legitimate and
powerful weapon in the hands
Of the working people, to protect
their rights and interests; that
some organizations resort to 1t
for trivial causes, and that
there were instances where rival
factions of workingmen had placed a
boycott on employees or firms en-
ploying no labor men. In view Of
III ese facts, thcfesolution recites, that
the federation discountenances such
proceedings and deprecates it on ac-
count OF the odiuW cast on the work
ing classes and its injury to their in.
terests. The report was adopted.
A resolution, recommending work
ingmen and their friends to smoke no
cigars except those bearing the label
of the "Cigar-makers uniou,' was
adopted.
A resolution was adopted urging
that some measure should be intro
duced into congress prohibiting any
combination from acting rs spies for
corporate monopolies, Tor the pur-
pose of oyerawing aud intiinidatlng
workmen who are pcaceably engaged
in protecting their own interests and
rights.
A resolution was also adopted call
ing upon the president to suspend
Judge Smell, of this city, because of
his.hostihty to trades nnions, aud re-
questiug all organizations to endorse
the hand made cans bearing the trade
mark of the National Can-maker's
Protective association.
a resolution instructing the legis-
laiive committee to induce the presi-
dent of the United States to enforce,
by proclamation, ON or before May l,
the eight-hour law was adopted, and
n recess was taken.
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Piles are frequently preceded by
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or nelghbor,
ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, fatulency-
uneasiness of the stomach; etc. A
moisture like perspiration, producing
very disagreeable itching, alter get
ting warm, is common attendant.
Blind. bleeding and itehiIg piles yield
at once TO the application of DIR. Boz
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and eflecting permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address the
DIR. Bossnko Medicine Co., Piqua Co
Sold by W. A. Williamson 4 Co.
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Randall ON Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
Evening Star has the following: IL
is now reported that If the house de-
cides to distribute part of the sp-
preparation bills, Mr.. Randall will IA
vor the distribution of them ali, and
will won't to go at the head of the ma
val affairs committee, himself, and
will give the fertilization bill to the
committee on military affairs aud di-
vide up the other two bills--the sun
dry civil, and deficiency. Represent.
alive Townsend, of Illinois, il is said,
will be likely TO go TO the head Of the
postoflice and rostroad committee II
the postoflice appropriation 10 given
to II. He has had charge of the bill
in the house during this congress.
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ExPLosIoN AT AUSTIN.
A Boiler Explosion Hiiis Two Men
and Wrecks a building.

special 10 lnt EhtmlhtIs
AUSTIN, December ll.-This even
ing at 8 O'Clock the boiler of Charles
Jones factory exploded. The explO-
sion totally demolished the rock
building and sent the pieces flying in
every direction. When. the debris
was cleared away, the bodies of Mr..
Jones, and Lewis Preston, an en-
ployee, were found. The body ofthe
latter was terribly naugled, aud both
men were dead. Mr.. Jones was
standing near the boiler, and Preston
was working with the pump, which
was out of fix, when the explosion
occurred. Mr.. Jones son thinks the
boiler was almost empty, and, being
heated, burst as soon as the stream of
cold water touched il. Both the men
leave families.
Two dwelling houses belonging to
Miss Mary Truth was destroyed this
evening by fire, starting in the
kitchen. The houses were insured
in the Transatlantic company, oil
Hamburg, tor $1,000. Several hun
bred dollars worth of furniture, be-
longing to Mrs. Royse, was also de
stroyed. Her loss was partly Gov
cred by insurance.
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SOUTH AMERICA,


PANAMA, December li.-Opera-
tions are proceeding on two-thlrds OF
the total length of the canal. The
other third is the most easy to exca-
vaie, being composed of soft earth,
and only the necessary work of erect
ing machines is in progress on this
section. The company has also just
concluded a contract for the excaya-
ton of all the lands of the high Cha
pros valleys. The price varies from
"a cents TO $3.50, in Colombian silver.
The latter only applies only to rocks
situated nine meters below the sea-
level. The average prices of excayat-
ing will probably not exceed Shopper
cubic metre, rock being an exception
In this part oil the excavations
Work is proceeding rapidly all
along the line of the canal proper, a.
well IS on devistions of railway aud
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Silk Wraps all Reduced,

Reduced to $3.50 from $22.5O, La
dies Plush Goats AZ inches, long
quilted Satin lining.
Reduced to $3.50 from sos, Ladies'
BrOcade Velvet New Markets quilted
Satin liring.
Reduced to 1927 50 from $4,000, La
dies Ottoman silk New Markets,
Satin lined and fur trimmings.
Reduced to $3.50 from 1926, Ladies
Ottoman Satin New Markets, Satin
lined and fur trimming.
Reduced TO $l4 from 500, Ladies'
BroIade Satin New Markets, fur
Trimmed.
Reduced to SlS from $2i, Ladies'
Brocade Ottoman New markets, Satin
lined.
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WASHINGTON, December 1.-The
treasury department is in receipt of
a letter from G. l.. Whitlook in which
he says, he has reliable information
that twenty officers, attached to the
United States steamer, Juniats, which
has just returned to New York from
a cruise in Chinese waters, have con-
cealed on that vessel large quantity
of valuable goods, including silks,
rugs, fans, vases, porcelain and ivory
ware and curiosiiios, with the intent
of smuggling them into the United
States. The collector has been in
structed to send an inspector and as
sistants to the vessel and request per-
mission from the commanding officer
to make thorough search.
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New ORLEANS, December John
Alexander, colored, convicted of the
murder of his wife last February,
was hanged to-day in the parish
prison, in the presence of twelve
witnesses. Alexander killed his wife
with an axe; cut her to pieces; put her
in a sack, aud buried her in a ditch,
where the remains were found several
days after, leading TO the discovery of
the murder and the conviction of the
murderer. Alexander protested TO
have been converted to religion. lie
stoutly maintained his innocence to
the last, insisting that another man
killed he woman. The drop fell at
1920 p. m, and he died without a
struggle
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TOM r.. yARNELI..
lie IL demanded 10 JaiI without Rail
by Judge Hall.

Special to the Examiner
HILLsBoRo, Tex, December H.
Much interest was shown here to-day
in the habcas corpus trial of Tom p.
Varnell, who is charged with the
murder of Jonas Land. The case
came up before Judge Hall, who, after
hearing oil the evidence, refused to
allow the prisoner TO give bail and
remandcd him TO the Jail at Fort
Worth 10 await trial at the March
term OF court.
The decision was quite a
surprise TO the people here
where the general Impression was
that Varuoll would be released OIL
bond. The prisoner had made al
arrangements with his friends tC
make bond for any amount, and
confidently expected that he would
| be admitted to bail.
Sheriff Tom Bell took Varnell t.
Fort Worth, this evening immediate.
ly after the decision, where he will b'
inosrocrated until the time set 70
his trial.
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WASHINGTON, December ll.-Dele.
gate Cainc, of Utah, this evening re-
ceived dispatch from Salt Lake,
stating that Chief Justice Jayne, In
the case of Deputy United States
Marshall Nandercook. who was ar
rested on the 9th, charged, under the
territorial statutes, with lewdness,
has sustained the territorial law which
makes the ofiense named a INSIDE
mcanor. This decision, says Dele
gate Game, has a bearing on large
number OF cases of a similar kind.
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GUAyAQUII., December ll.-Heavy
showers OF rain have fallen lately at
Guayavuil and in the interior, but
the rainy season will not commence
for another month yet. The heavy
raius may interrupt the prosecution
of work on the railway extension to
the interior, which the contractor,
Mr.. j. Kelly, is preparing to push
with energy. The rec Ont floods have
carried away All important bridge at
Aqua Clara. 1t is expected the in
terruption to trains win last only two
days The cocoa crops are likely to
be abundant.
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houses. The code is identical with
the joint code which the senate acted
upon two years ago, except In respect
TO the rule given, which the committee
have stricken out; this rule prohibits
tho sale of intoxicating liquors in the
capital building. The senate has q
rule Of this kind in its code and the
committee thought It unnecessary TO
insert II in the journal rules, believ-
ing II matter which should be left
to the control OF each house. within
its own domain,
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FROM ABBOTT.
An ola citizen Gone to III. Reward.

~" Ut" NTNfheh UUHe 10 HE ReWard.
ABBOTT, December 10.-Our town
and the surrounding neighborhood
Is mourning the loss of one of her
highly esteemed citizens. Mr.. ID. q.
Carr After month of suffering with
fever and congestion of the bowels.
he passed away at z a. m. to day, say
ing he was prepared to die.
Mr.. Carr leaves a wife and six chill
dren. Mr.. Carr was an old settler in
this country, and was loved by every
one who knew him, and had but few
enemies, If any.
Mr.. Brigham, another well-to-do
citizen of Abbott. who has been very
sick for some time, we are glad to
say, is some better to-day, and we
hope TO see him around town again
soon
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norr.hle no.slerr.xeax.

SAN FRANCISCO, December la
Horrible tragedy occurred this morn
ing in room Is of the Nevada block.
John Atkinson. surveyor of public
lands. was found lying on the floor
with his throat cut, and a man named
Brown. stated to be from Wyoming
territory, was lying within few feet
of him, dead from the effects OF shot
from a revolver.
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A Train wrecked and Fired.

CALDWELL, o., December ia
coach aud one box car of train Oh
the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE Il Columbus
road left the track yesterday after
noon near here and rolled down the
embankment, the coach was full of
passengers. Thos. Sewers aud two
children, of Caldwell, were badly
burned, and the children will die.
Several others were seriously, but not
fatally, injured.
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LONDON, December ll.--Gladstone
has written letter in which he says:
This bias been wonderful election
and will prove that we have gained
on the tories since 1880, If allowance
Is granted for the fifteen seats lost
through doubted liberal candidates
and fifteen seats which Mr.. Parnel
gave the tories.
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WASHINGTON, December li.-Sec-
rotary Lamar has requested the pres
ident to ask congress to authorize the
use of S20,500, out of $4,000 appro-
priated by congress last year, "to
supply food and other necessities of
life IN cases of distress among Indians
not having treaty funds, for the tenn
porary relief of the northern Chey-
ennes on the Tongue aud Rosebud
rivers, In Montana The depart.
ment has information that these In
dians are in great distress for want
of food and sufficient clothing.
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NEW YORK, December n.-At the
annual meeting of the coffee ex-
change, yesterday, President Barr re-
ported q decrease in sales, MS COM
pared with the previous year, of Q,
49,, 900 bags, or 81 per cent. The
rule going into operation January LIST,
providing for the delivery of either
Santos or Rio coffee, on contracts
where the grade Is not otherwise
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WASHINGTON. December ll.-Dur-
ing visit of Richelieu Robinson to
the president, this morning, the ques-
ton of his appointment to pension
agency at New York, for which Rob-
inson's friends have pressed him, was
referred to, aud the president init
mated that the appointment would
not be decided upon for couple OF
months yet. II Is understood that
the president considers that pension
agents should be ex-soldiers, and will
make no exception in this instance.
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LIMA, December 11.-Students of
the university held meeting yester-
day and decided to support General
Caceres as their candidate for the
presidency. During the celebration
of TIE Deum at the cathedral, yes
terday, Carcerist troops formed in
the plaza, and Cacercs and his prin.
cipal officers attended.
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Ead- TO BuiId nj. ship Railway.

CITY OF MEXICo, December H.
Both houses OF congress this morn
ing approved modified contract
with Captain James b. Eads, for the
construction of his ship railway
across the lsthmus of Tehuantepoc.
The bill was Immediately sent TO
President Diaz for his signature.
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WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
housc committee on rules, held a ses-
sion of about two hours and q half
this evening, during which various
propositions, which were submitted
TO the house by Messrs. Morrison,
Springer and others, were considered
at length. No final conclusion was
reached however and tho considera-
ton ofthe subject will be resumed to-
morrow,
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CAPITOL NOTES.
The Days Doings at the Cen.
ter Of Reform and Bust
ness Disturbances.
The Republican Senators win
Act ON all denominations ON the
Besis Of Merit Only.
The MormOrs score a Small
victory In Utah Over a United
States Deputy Marshal.
Randall wants all Appropriation
Bilis Distributed n Any are
Turned Over.
WASHINGTON wAIPs.


WASHINGTON, December 11.-Comp-
troller Cannon, Reconnaissance of
the Frcedmen's Saving and Trust
company, has made report to con-
gress in regard to the affairs of that
institution, from which 1t appears
that the total payments made to cred
itors OF the company aggregates ST.
t50.7S0; leaving to be paid, under the
provisions of the act of February IS,
1888, the sum of $S5,262. The COM
missioner renews his recommends
ton for the relief, by congress-, of the
unfortunate creditors of the institu-
tions, and adds: "The great majority
OF them are OF the poorest and most
ililterate of our people. Most
of them have grown old and
decrepit, and 1t seems impossible for
these people to realize that they are
to be deprived, or that have lost
portion of their earnings which, years
ago, they labored so hard to acquire
and save. Thousands of them, to this
day, believe that the dividends paid
them by the commissioner are but
the interest oil or the earnings of
their deposit, and that sooner or
later their original deposits will be
returned to them. No explanations
seemed TO convince them to the con-
trary aud calls are made daily, both
orally and in writing, for their
money. Though 1t may be
considered strange or un-
reasonable. in view of ali
circumstances, for these people to
look to the government for reimburse.
mcnt of their losses, still the com.
pany was chartered by congi ess for
their special benefit to encourage in
industry and thrift and most of its
branches were presided over by the
commissioners and uniformed
officers of the government IL was
but natural therefore tor them to as
sumo that tn, government would see
to the proper management of the in
stitution and would protect them
from loss. Objection has been to
, the granting of this relief,
on the ground of its dan
gerous tendency as precedent.
This apprehension is, think, ground
less. There never was but one freed
mems bank, and there never will be
another From the gradual dimuni-
ton of the amounts called for, on &C.
count of the several dividends de-
clared, IL is estimated that the sum OF
$3.50 will cover the deficiency be-
tween the amount psid-62 per cent
and the amount TO which the credi-
tors, likely to call for the same, were
entitled at the time of the failure of
the company.
The commissioner submits bill
designed to accomplish the desired
relief, and says that if the relief is
granted, provision should be made
| for its distribution.
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LIMA, December ll.--It is rumored
that an expeditionary force in the
central provinces, under General Re-
layse, refuses TO recognize the com
pact made with the Cacerists. tx
President Y'Glesias has authorized
the III Concrete to publish any of
his correspondence, which was taken
from his house when il was sacked on
the lat inst. LII
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NIssA, December l0.-For.y Servi-
ans have been shot tor multiiating
themselves by blowing their trigger
fingers of, and otherwise injuring
themselves so as to escape military
service. King Milan ordered the ex-
ecuticns.
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Republican, Nomination Policy.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
republicans senator's met In caucus at
IL o'clock to-day. Senator Sherman
resigned his position as chairman of
the caucus, and Senator Edmuuds was
elected to the place. This action is
due to the fact that no senator has
ever been chairman of the caucus
and presiding officer of the SEN
ate at the same time, and Sena-
tor Sherman fit 1t incumbent OH
him not to depart from the
line of precedent. The action of tho
caucus committee in the arrangement
of chairmanships of senate commit
tees, namely: In deciding to tender
Senator Sewall that of the Joint COM
mittee OH library, and to Senator
Logan his oldplace on military af-
fairs, was ratified. Nearly all the
time was devoted to the discussion of
the line of policy to be adopted tow
ward presidential appointments, but
no additional action was taken or
proposed, though the senators ex-
pressed their views freely, and we're
found to be nearly unanimous against
any general opposition but rather in
favor of treating each nomination oil
its merits. The Caucus adjourned al
p, IN, and the senators present ex.
pressed the opinion that no adverse
general policy was likely to be adopt
ed at present.
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CANADA.
Imr.na,ns rronnIe IN ,he Nor,,,

Impending Trouble I'm the Northwest
OTTAWA, Ont, December ll.-Pri-
vate letters received here from the
northwest confirm the reports of law
lessness among the Blood and BLACK
feet Indians. II is understood that
in view of impending difficulties,
Fredericks, the commander of the
mounted police, has been summoned
TO return at once from England.
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, December H.
AT large and enthusiastic joint
meeting of business and workinginen
here, last night, resolutions were
passed favoring state convention to
formulate a plan for combined
movement against state employment
OF Chinese.
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Save money aud doctor bills Re
lieye your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase OF DIR. Bosanko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group In one night, may SAVE
you hundreds of dollars. Price 80
cents and 81. Samples free. Sold by
Williamson s. Co,
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WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
senate committee Oh rules held its
first meeting this morning, aud in-
structcd Senator Frye, its chairman,
to report back to the senate code OF
joint rules for the government OF Off.
cial intercourse between ths two
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VIENNA, December ll.-ln consC-
quence of the increase of trade with
that place, the foreign office has ap-
pointed consul at Tangiers. Here
iofore the English consul represented
Austria at that point.
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MONTREAL, December l0-The Cit
liens Health committee have decided
to issue circular to the effect that
the city has not been IN better sani-
tary condition for the past ten years
than at present.
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BERNIE, December 1.-THE SWISS
federal council has, by vote OF sew
enty-nine to flfty-three, passed cred
1t for fortifying strategetic points
commanding the st. Gothard tunucl
and pass,
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DUBLIN, December Earl Carnar-
van, lord lieutenant OF Ireland, has
proceeded to London, and its pre-
snmed that he goes to attend cabinet
council, called to discuss the political
situation.
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The Burmah Alliance Denied.

PARIS, December i'm. DE Treiy-
cinet, the French minister of foreign
affairs, officially disayows that France
entered into an alliance with Burmah,
as reported from Raugoon.
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CHICAGO, III, December 1.-THE
strike on the Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy switchmen ended last night.
The terms of settlement have not yet
been divulged.
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BELGRADE, December lit IL
officially announced that Servia will
abide by the decision of the powers,
Il compatible with her interests and
dignity.
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LONDON. December iO.-A dispatch
from Berlin says that Emperor Will
liam Is seriously i'll, and fears are en-
tertained that his ailment is of a seri-
Gus character.
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DUBLIN, December ll.-John Kelly,
the laborer, yesterday reported to be
Thomas Smith, the informer, il in-
saue, aud will be committed TO the
asylum.
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Don't disgust everybody by hawk
ing, blowing and splitting, but use DIR
Sage's Caisrrh Remedy anu be cured.
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SANGER BROTHERS.
Great Special Cloak Sale.

manufacturers already making spring
their winter wraps
so the dollar,
CROWD TO OUR CLOAK ROOM THIS WEEK going
the proportonae low prices bought them Added
rentire of
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HOLIDAY ATTRACTION.

From and during the Holidays. in order enlarge
daily increasing trade will display Monday
morning the handsomes goods for Christmas presents
exhibited in this market.