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New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
DISSATISFACTION AMONG COAL MINERS

HUNTINGDON. Penn, March % (Spectab.-H.
G. Fisher. of Fisher Miller Co.. among the largest
operators Cearned regions, regards the resump
tion there Insignificant and not indicating in any
way termination OF the strike. but likely to pro-
long It, The that have resumed are principally
in the neghbOrhoOd OF Phipsburg and their output is
not ons tenth the production of the region. There
has been no resumption any OF the great miuss at
IoutZdsle OsceUa, any where on the Moshannon
Forty-fys hundred men are still out, with the
prospects OF their return 10 tho mines remote
President Hughes, OF the Miners Federation No 3 adj
dressed the miners SCOTS coieries the Allegheny
Mountains yesterday. and this morning they went
strike. sixty employed by Porter Il Dennston,
near Penulng gton Station, out for additional
cents ton, advance OF 10 cents the rates
prevailing prior to March l. hundred OF the Cambria
Iron Company's went strike to-day for q similar
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DEFYING THE CONDUCTOR WITH a KNIFE.
A NEGRO WHO WAS DETERMINED TO HAVE FREE
nInE OK 4 ROCK IsLAND IRAIN.

A NEGRO WHO WAS DETERMINED TO HAVE FREE
RIDE on A ROCK ISLAND TRAIN.
CHICAGO, March 23.-As the Rock Island
train pulled from the station in this city on Sunday
night the conductor noticed James Barqult, large
sized negro who is known to be Troublesome When
asked for his fare. the replied that he had no
money and told to get OF at the next station This
he did but jumped again between tho mail and ex-
press car. At EnglewoOl the conductor ordered him
Oh more, but he jumped on the train again. the
conductor saw him aud started after him on a run
through the long train. The negro had long knife
hourishing in his hand. The negro rushed into the
kitchen OF the dnngroom and drove out the cook
and with knife In hand deted bis pursuers. Presently
the negro stepped softly out Of the ktchen He moved
toward the door, passing close to the conductor VINO
was in hiding. his hand rested the knob tho con
ductor Jumped MIN. threw him down, ana with the
help OF the trainmen secured him The tranmen
brou ght him back last night and booked him III the
ArmOry Justice MeeCh expressed his wish to impose
heavy ne, but the assault having occurred out Ot te
limits he could only fine the prisoner for carry concealed
weapons and Jumping on q moving train.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
A NEW SECRET ORDER.

BosTON, March 23.-A rumOr has for some
time been in labor circles here that secret
order resembling that Of the Knights OF Labor and to
be called the knights OF Industry, in course Of
formation. Inquiry shows that the report Is we'll
founded j. w. Mahoney. W. F. Falls, n. E. Chase and
other prominent labor agators are leaders in the move
ment Tho order will embrace hand and brain workers
throughout the country and will work on tho same gem
eral lines the Knights OF Labor but with more def
nteness upon certain Issues
PHILADELPHIA, March % (SpeciaD.-A meeting Of non
union worKingmen will be hold tomorrow night for the
purpose of forming organization that will sntagonize
all trades unions Edward Laybrock, the head Of the
movement says: "Our plans will not be either In the
interest OF employer employed class. but in the
Interest of the ind ndence and manhood OF all work
ingmen. out OF 1t therefore, Will grow no demand for
Increased wages and strikes We propose TO sell our
labor in the highest market without consulting any
uniOn."
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THEIR HOUSE SET on FIRE BY REFFIANS.
A FAMILY SHOT AT BY MEMBERS OF THE KU KLUX
IN WEST VIRGINIA,

A FAMILY SHOT AT BY MEMBERS OF THE KU KLUX
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March % (SpeciaD.-
Only several weeks ago a WAS taken from his home
and brutally whipped and his daughter treated in a
shameful manner by the Klux. The latest act OF the
villains occurred at smitnvie Sunday night in which
Robert Glover and his family almost roasted to
death About midnight party OF men assembled about
the hou and demanded that Glover out This he
refused TO do aud the rascals began pour ng voey OF
shot into the building from revolvers, shoguns and
rifles. Some OF the bullets enterel the wndo ws and
narrowly missed the inmates Glover returned the hre
and is thought wounded several of his assaiants The
Ku Kux men thsn rode up aud threw coal oil on the
house and 1t are when Clever attempted to e1
tngush the flames they shot at him and he was com
PEELED to They threw morc oil on tho baild ng
and blaze burst high in the air. The inmates stood
the heat long possible, fearing To flee lest they be
shot but at they compelled 10 leave the house.
Mrs. Glover going first to the stable to release COW
and horse While this mission the ruians fired at her
but she escaped unhurt. Her husband was wounded
seriously under of the smoke they were en-
abled to gain the woods and thus escape. Til house
with his corn, wheat, bacon and furniture was totally
destroyed.
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WEARY WAITING THAT WAS NO LOSS.

ERIE, Penn, March 23.-At EdinbOro, a small
Gown near here Miss Lizzie Herrck age ftyseven was
married to-day to William L. W. Leach. age sixty Of
Helena Mont Forty years ago the TWO were plsymates
and ngaged be Their union was objected to
by Miss Herricks parents, who were wel[to-do. and
Leach left here for the West to accumulate sufficient
wealth entite him to return for his bride He re-
mained in the different gold and silver mines during the
intervening years; HIS efforts at times being accom-
panied by success but always followed by severe re-
yersaIs OF fortune He at length struck IL rich In the
Ceur d. Aene mines in Idaho. aud now comes home TO
get his bride. The couple were married by the kAy.
Richard KIRK this morning and at started for their
Western home They were accompanied by Mlss Her"
fick's parents, who have meanwhile become poor.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS IN low

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS IN IOWh
bill abolish Circuit Courts and to reorganizc judi
cia Districts 1t divides the state into nineteen Judi
cial Districts with fOrty-three District Judges.
ROBBED TWICE WITHIN TWO DAYS.
PHApELrIA. March 2SIoG sunday mig night Thieves thieves
back and carried on silks valued at $1,000
MINERS CRUSHED UNDER COAL.
coal in sweet Browns mine on Six Nile Creek to-day
seriously injured two mlLers, Henry APpieman and
Zach Whitney, the former II Is believed fatally.
SHORT ACCOUNTS OF DEAD TREASURER.
DOVER, n. H.. March 23.-A shortage Of sc, 500 was
to-day discovered in the d. account, count Of C Treasurer
A sHERiFFs ACCOUNTS SHORT.
CLEVELAND OHIO, Msrcn 23 tSpeetdh:-John 5. Hoyt,
counts and to-day his property Warren. consisting Of
a fine hotel and other buildings, WAS levied upon 10
satisfy tse bondsmens claim
STREET CAR THROWN FROM BRIDGE
LACROSSE Wis, March 23-A streetcar, horse driver
and passengers thrown over the lacrosse River
OF we've feet The horse was Killed. the car
and five passengers seriously injured
INCENDTARIsM ~ GERMANTOWN
PHI. .DELrHIA. March 23 tSpeeiab-In consequence Of
the large number OF beendiary fires in Germantown OF
late the residents this morning offered reward OF $500
the arrest OF the guilty persons ana 900
has been offered for the purpose by the Mutual IRE
Insurance Company Of that borough
ON TRIAL FOR AELEGED FRAUD
PHILADELPHIA. March 70 Spee'db.-August Kip
stein, n New.YOrk broker having an ageney Ia this
charges preferred by Henry Bower. Some Time ago
KlIpsten sold tie prosecutor large quantity OF ui-
black salts and the allegation that lie defrauled
him by stating that the duties amounting 10 SiOS lo
had been paid, when In fact they had not
ROBBED OF OVER 10000.
MADISON Ind, March 2j-lhe safe IN Loekards store
at Canaan was blown open before daylight aud $4,000
In notes $40 900 IN registered Government bonds. and
SI2O in cash stolen. The post Oco at the same place
also robbed
THE AGNES LONG MURDER CASE.
ATIIEBoRO, Mass., March 23.-This morning letter
was received here from barber IN Bar Harber, Me-.
describing whose halr the writer cut last Wednes-
day Thursday The description answers that OF tho
missing George showers In all respects save that the
hair was to bo long, whereas sto OF medium
length, The detectives Will follow up tie elew
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NOT TRUE FRIENDS OF IRELAND.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March 23.-There has been
considerable controversy the assertion that the
Parliamentary Aid Society is part Of and authorized
by the National irish League. On this point dispatch
was received tonight by the present head of the local
branch Of the Land League from Patrick kgan. Mr.
Esan SAYS in part "Show hesitation in saying that
Will. many persops have taken part IN the movement
with the honest intention OF helping Mr.. Parne, the
son who ia described as its originator to crafty
personal spite and jealousy and To endesyor possible
10 destroy the unity and harmony for which the Irish
National League has sedulously labored TO bring
about among the Irish race in America"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
AFFAIRS OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

There is no change in the situation of affairs
about the piers OF the Ward and Bristol lines. The
striking gshoremen gather about the street corners
in the neghborhood. but Captain Gasn's reserves who
have been on duty the piers since the strike began
have little to do and Of of the strikers
has been reported. few nOn-union men are at work
on the Dorset. but they make slow work OF it.
Having TO tho conclusion that the New YORK
Steam Company cannot be brought to terms in any
other way active boycott s to be begun against 1t at
once Pressure will be brought to bear everybody
having any connection with the company aud on those
who The aid OF the Central Labor Union
lists IN the city will be asked Tn. officers of the company
laugh the idea of anything like an effective boycott
The press feeders In tho employ or Harper Brothers
struck Monday for a uniform rate or wages They
asked be taken back yesterday, but with the eXceD
tOn OF two OF them. were refused.
The press feeders mplOyed IN tue Puck Building at Null
and Houston went on strike yesterday for an
advance In pay from S6 and 81 week to So and 80
They successful
committee OF the Central Labor Union waited the
superintendent OF the New-YOrk Lumber and Wood
Working Company at ghth-st.
and Thlrd-aye He declined 10 discharge the nOn-unOn
men in his employ. An attempt was made to take out
the builders the employ of the company but they
refused to strike. demand will be made by the walk
ing of the building trades to have the men
peeled from the Stair Builders Union and II II Is refused
Building Trades Council and strikes ordered all jobs
on which its members are at work.
The Carpenters and JOiners' Union OF Jersey City
have resolved that they will demand an increase Of
wages 50 day from April and also that eight hours
shall constitute days work ON Saturday
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TO ORGANIZE AGAINST LABOR.

CHICAGO, March 23.-The fact will be pub
lished here that movement is on foot and
letters being sent out quietly to arrange for ma
tions meeting OF business and manufacturers TO be
held some time month TO take action toward devils
ing some means OF defence against the power OF organ
ized labor There is nothing definite yet arranged
about the proposed meeting but the opinion Of business
men is being asked in confidential circulars whck speak
OF outrageous dema nds " now being made by work
nRmen and suggest action to meet these demands and
put employers IN o position to Withstand them.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
FOUR THOUSAND MEN RESUME WORK.

PITTsBURG, March % (SDeciaD The five
days strike of the 1000 employees of the National Tube
Works at McKeesport Is ended, the men returning to
work at Manager Faglers terms 81 25 day to labor
and the restoration OF the wages OF 1884 to all other
employees, which will be an increase of, 10 and 10 per
cent Machnsts, carpenters and aborers returned to
work this morning but the benders, weders and men
working about the furnaces In the lap and butt weld
mills were not satisfied with the advance promised.
committee waited Mr. Fagler this morning and
arranged terms satisfactory TO all.
of the presidents OF the various street
companies i'll Pitsburg and Allegheny to-day to oon-
slider the demands OF their employees. compromise
proposition was agreed upon ooncedlng nearly every
thing demanded by the men. The demands are acceded
excepting the clause providing that no employe shall
be discharged without having the privilege or rein
statement after hearing by the Knights OF Labor This
the employers unoqulyOcally rejected, promising now
ever, TO discharge because OF his connection
with the present movement
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ORDERING COAL FROM ENGLAND

BALTIMORE, March % (SpeciaD loving to
the strike Georges Creek coal the soft coal
supply is becoming scarce The Cumberland operators
have altogether not $500 tons Of Georges Creek
coal here. Some consumers have offered high 81
ton for but the operators continue to give their
regular customers the preference The operators still
hold that they cannot grant advance account Of
the contracts ahead and based the price OF min
time they entered into Dispatches from
Cumberland state the miners confident. Opera
tors at Houtsdalo have ordered coal from England
supply contracts with steamships sailing from New
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CASHIER OGILBY DELyRroUs

NEwBRUNswICK, March 23 (Speciah Mrs.
Ogby day sent note TO friend in which she stated
that Mt Ogilby had been deirous all OF yesterday aud
to-day only ceasIng his rawlings when physically
hausted His sleep amounts to only three hours
in the twentyfour, and Is obtained by narcotics lie
with him. and 1t believed that his friends.
fearing for the personal safety of Mrs Ogby aud his
daughters will try to have him removed 10 asylum.
meeting Of the depositors in the bank has been called
for To- nOrrOW evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IONDON, =
FrFCTRIC LIGHT on THE SUEZ CASAI--A steamer
lighted by electricity passed through the Suez Canal last
night This was the first instance of the Kind.
FRANCE AND THE HEBRIDEs.-Australis and New-Loa-
land have each sent protests to Earl Granville COona
secretary against the interference Of France III the
Hebrides Islands.
RACING IN ENGLAND.--At the Lincoln spring meeting
today the race the BrOokesOy Stakes for twoyea-
old, was won by Baron do Hirschs bay y April Fool,
Lord Londonderys bay hy Tiara was second and Cen
bral owen WiiaIus's bay colt St Pierre third.
ENGLAND AND TUREEY.-Siv Edward Thornton has
Leep assure the sultan that Lord ROsehery
will continue friendly policy toward Turkey adopted
by Lord salisbury and also TO inform him that II Is not
The intention OF England recall Sir Henry Drummond
Wolf at present aSi
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
ANOTHER GIFT TO OBkRL1Y COALEGI

OBERLIN. Ohio, March % (SpeciaD.-A dis
patch received here Saturday from Professor W.
G. Frost who is at Manistee Michigan. that some
one had made a large donation 10 complete tie new
recitation ball OF Oberln College letter just received
by the treasurer Of the college that r. g. Peters Of
that place. gives bearing interest 10 the amount OF
$50 600 whch added To the $4,000 given last year by
Captain Ava Bradley, OF Cleveland, will pay Tor the
QeN $40 600 buildiuR
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
NUOH LIKE ASIATIC CHOLERA

LANSING, Mich, March 23.-Dr. Henry b.
Baker Secretary the Board OF HEALTH has re
turned from Pnconning. whero he was summoned to
investigate OF sickness closely resembling Asauo
cholera DIR. Baker says that the patient Is fond of
rasins. aud that box In his house from Valencia
SPAIN and the ralsns OF the crop OF 1885, At which
time cholera Is known TO have prevailed cxtsnsvely in
Valeaca. The box will be exam ed for cholera germs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

THE HAGUE. March 23.-The Lower House OF Parlia.
has rejected the bin to re-establish dlierenta
duties IN the Dutch East Iadies.
PARIS, March 23.-The steamer Washington with NJ
de iesseps board his return from Panama arrived
AZ ST. Nazaire to-day The municipal authorities gave
banquet this evening IN honor OF NJ. de Lesseps-
BRUSSELS. March 23.-RepOrts from the mining dis
tcts state that the conflicts between the striking miners
and troops continue TOday's reports say that many
more persons both sides have been wounded. Numer
arr d made.
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MR.. BRIGHT AND THE PREMIER.
THE FORMER SAID TO Favor THE sCHtMk OF
IRISH GOVERNMENT.

IRISH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON. March 23.-JOhn Bright, The PdI
su Ga.ee says has his interview with Mr. GLAD
stone on Saturday been more IN favor OF the freer
scheme OF Irish Government The gossps az INC ',"o
avsrrea that Mr.. Bright strongly opposed Mr. Glad
Iri.b proposal From what The Gazette says this
abatement was all wrong for the paper declares that
Mr. Bright was struck ingenuity aud originality
Of the Premer's scheme.
The Barrow-in Furness election, by which David Dun
can Radical was returned TO the present House OF 'o
mans over H. w. schneider Conservative. by maOorlH
of $40 in total OF 5073, has been suuuHeu N0iu
on the ground Of illegal electioneerlng practices -
DUBLIN March 23.-The Synod OF the Church Oh lro
land at meeting to-day, presided over Oy the AIou
bIshop OF Du5lin, adopted resolutions declaring theli
and Great Britain. 49,, ..y,..orou
In the election OF wOrkhouse guardians at t1stowe
Kerry County, TO day all the National League cahu
dates were crushingly defeated.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

Mr. Hearst. who s wealthy citizen OF California has
long been prominent In the Democratic party OF that
State and he was candidate for the nomination for
Governor when General stoneman was nomn mated. He
Is the owner OF The San Francesca Examiner. Mr.
Hearst will hil the vacancy under the Governors ap
polnttnent until January when the Legislature will
decide whether he shall out the term, which
ends I'm March. 1887.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 23lSpecia0.-
Repulcan member of the Payne investigating Commit
tee has been following up tails which promise
bribery revelations queer story has heen told the
committee regarding suspected ex-senator. He made
sudden transfer Of property to his wife during his
term. fsct developed BY recent investigation He IL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
A pRAwIye-eooM AT BUCKLNGHAM PALACE.

DRAWING-HOOM Al bUChlNOhAM fALACE'
LONDON, March 23.-The Queen held Draw
ng-room in Buckingham Palace this afternoon. The
weather was summer-like and pleasant, and brilliant
assembly Of titled and noted persons was present Mrs
Phelps. wife Of the United Minister, attracted at
tention by the taste and elegance Of her attire She
wore skirt with body of gray brocade, and train Of
gray velvet lined with gray brooade.
Henry White, first secretary OF the American Lega
on and Charles Phelps. second secretary, were pre-
sented to the Queen by Mr.. Phelps.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
THE FIVE NATIONS.

EUFAULA, Indian Ter, March 23.-The dele
gates from the ave civilized tribes OF Indians in
convention here have entered into pledeing
themselves that no nation party the compact shall
without the OF all the others code in any
manner ALLEVIATE the United States part VI their
DrSAs mt tarrt
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reported explained this action to some friends
by saying that 1t was avoid scandal Speaker
Entrekn to-day received letter from j. W. Mrshal OF
Madison County advising that exMsmber J. l. Black OF
that county be called witness Marshall says: ne
was elected as a Pendleton but voted for Payne He
10 simple minded man and might be persua1ed to tell
something 1t is believed In his county that he got
forh hia voep
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persons will be stopped because of strike among the
female empoyes


female employees
GRAND HAVEN. Mioh.. March 23.-Two hundred ana
NIFTY men employed In the Detroit, Grand Haven anu
Milwaukee freight house struck this morning for an ad'
vance aud double pay for Sunday WORK Ihey nave
been getting fifteen cents an hour aud want tWoh'y'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 23.-There s said 10 De
deal OF secret agitation among the employees or tue
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad relative TO strike Inc
knights OF Labor have organized lodge at Huntington
with nearly 500 members, composed OF all grades OF
wOrkmen in the employ OF this road G. =. Huntington
was waited upon by committees OF the locomotive
engineers and the Knights Of Labor and asked when
would tho 10 per reduction made few months ago
be 1t learned that the promise is not sat
isacoty and IL the reduction Is not restored before
May It Ia generally believed that long strike Will be
entered into.
BUFFALO. March % (Speciab.-Advices from the key-
nOdayile htumnOus coal district are that the Naston
and Beech Tree mnes working the Bufao, kOchos-
ter and Pttsburg Company having gwen the miners the
forty"hve cents per ton demanded.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Tho drivers and con
ductors OF the various street lines In this city pre-
sented their grievances and demands to the Board OF
Presidents this afternoon. The presidents said they
would reply on April l.
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FRENCH TROOPS DEFEATED.
VICTORY FOR HovAs IN MADAGASCAR.
HOUSES AND STORES IN TAMATAvE sHELLEp AND
RrpNRp.

BURNED.
LONDON, March 23.-The African mal
,samer which arrive Plymouth to-day, brings now"
Of desperate 8ght between the French and the Hova
in Madagascar. About the end OF February,
The Hovas under General willoughby ATTACKED
three thousand French troops routed them with neaVy
,s and pursued them TO Tamatave The French houses
"a stores I'm Tsmataye were shslled by the Hovas and
thew took fire and destroyed The Hovss then re-
,urned to the capital Their losses we're small.
A few days later General sherinKton surprised IN
forest 600 sakaavas preceded by $50 Frenchmen ana
three machine guns. The sakalavas were roued' orS
ooing killed and many wounded.
This is the first OF fresh rupture IN mauasasoA
and has created a great sensation.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
SHOP CLOAK MAKERS STOP WORK.

JOINING THE CONTRACT OPERArORS-RIYE THOU
SAND PEOPLE IDLE.
The Executive Committee of the Cloak
Operators Union met yesterday morning at Golden
Rule Hail. in Rivngton ST.. Essex, and considered
proposition submitted by the manufacturers looking
to settlement of the strike. AS result OF their de-
berations order out to all the shops telling
the shop hands stop work at until some settle
ment Of the trouble. At the manufacturers were
informed by the shop hands that they would not
work any more until made with the other
strikers This takes out about 1500 men and women,
making the total number now out OF employment
through the strike almost 5000 When the new strike
occurred the manufacturers held hurried consultations
as to what course they should pursue They came TO
the conclusion that they could only wait Until the
strikers chose to accept the terms offered them.
'We more in love with the contractors than
tho men are" said Mr. WaXelbaum, OF the Manhattan
SUIT Cloak Company and IL 1t wero possible 10 do
with them. should like It, but II Is Impossible TO
do away with them all at once aud we can only wait
until the have come TO that conclusion also"
As soon the shop people struck the women went 60
the hall No. 165 East Broadway and the men TO No.
III East Broadway where meetings were held all the
outside operators which held at Golden Rule Hall
why the second strike ordered nObody seems TO
exactly although there seems To De an Impression
that It will the settlement in some Unexplained
manner The ia practically in the hands Of the
Central Labor Union Committee aud they favor indvid
uay acceptance OF the terms proposed by the man
uactures though they have taken no official action.