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TIE MON0AGAll STRIKE,
War to tho Death Mt. MIR. Camden's Mines
Evicting Miners from tho Company Il

War to tho Death Mt. MIR. Camden's Mines
Evictins Miners from tho Compau,'s
Houses.
Special Dispatch to The Ia.eligencr.
MoNoNGAT, W. Va, Dec. 0.-The
jzi Z :: 81 @ sS,sSsss
10 the death. The contract between the
men aud the company is that if they
quit work they must vacate the COM
pany's houses within five days. Notice
Of eviction has been served on all strikers
now occupying the company's property.
Superintendent Spillman returned
from the East last night, where he had
been endeavoring to secure men. He
declines making any statement regard
ing his trip. Large numbers OF men
have left town and appearances indicate
that the mines will be shut downior the
winter.
The men claim that a stoppage OF great
length will destroy the expensive elec-
trical machinery used in the mines and
base their hopes Of success more on this
iact tiIar any other. Considerable suf-
fering exists among the miners families.
The stoppage OF the mines bag demoral.
lied the railroad business, and tho rail-
rosd company has commenced reducing
| the force.
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CAPT. LITTLE CONVICTED.
The Ex.lielluire Policeman Guilty Of Pen.
sion Frauds.

Capt, w. II. Little, a policeman Ii
Bellaire, who It seems alfo acted rs
pension agent, aided and assisted Caro-
line swiizer, Of that place, to obtain .
pension by perjury. He got all hel
papers up and helped her to obtain from
the Government S2,l40 by means oil
fraud, and obtained, It Is alleged, as bis
share, Si00 OF the money. The case was
worked up by Special Agent Roome
and Deputy United States Marshal
Devine, and November 8 they
arrested both tho woman aud Captain
Little. The woman was convicted on
Saturday last, and yesterday after trial
lasting part Of Saturday and all OF Mon.
day, Captain Little was convicted in the
United States Court ut Columbus and
sent to jail to await his sentence.
This was one OF the worst attempts 10
defraud the Government that has ever
appeared in this part OF the country, and
the officers deserve great credit for bring.
ing to justice these parties, when. every
attempt was made by certain other
parties to defeat the ends OF justice by
hindering the investigation.
From the evidence on the trial it ap-
pears that there are others mixed up in
tho affair, and more arrests may follow.
Captain Little was well defended by his
Hon. L. Daniord, who did all
he could with bad case. The Govern.
ment will not lose one cent OF the
rs the bank that cashed the
forged check OF S2,l40 is responsible for
the full amount.
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TILE b & O STRIKE.

Tho Men CllnElng 10 Porlorn Hope.
po!tr!ch Back Mt Work.
PITrsBuReH, Pa, Dec. p.-The B. & o.
yard men are camping at Glenwool. A
special train has been fitted up for them
in the compauy's yards, and they live
there day and night under the eye OF the
company. Tonight the men at Glen.
wood have decidedly the worst in the
2. & 0. strike.
Freigniisi are reported to be moving
more freely, and to-nis... Mt least tive
will so out on both divisions.
The B. 4 q. officials visited Glenwood
this afternoon and said Ro.e OF the
strikers would be taken back. The
strikers are very quiet and appear to be
clinging to a forlora hope. Yard.mastel
Dietrich, who incurred their enmity, is
back at his post and active in getting
freights out OF the yard, f,!.s
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PARNbIlL STILL In 1T.
His Address to n Crowd OF Followers at n
Railway Station,

His Address to n Crowd OF Followers at n
Railway Station.
LONDON, Dec. 0.-Mr. Parnell started
for Dublin this evening. A large crowd
OF Irishmen, residents OF this city, had
assembled at the railway station and on
the appearance OF their leader cheered
wildly. Mr.. Parnell entered car and
from window addressed his country
men. He said: ~ am overjoyed to see
that you have honored me in such large
numbers. The demonstration will help
me in this fight which l have under
taken. Over sixteen years ago the
lrishmen Of England gave me the first
assistance in framing for my country
the path which she has pursued from
that day to this. l have never forgotten
your help, never forgotten, that to you,
exiles OF Eric, was due the credit of the
first Godspeed in the new struggle. You
will have no cause to regret that you
ss6od"Di me n teicas Gays, you will be
With me 10 the end, and together We
will win ior our country what God de.
ternined she should get"
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DESNrsoN, TEXAS, Dec. 9.-The Mis-
aouri, Kansas & Texas express train
which left here at o a. m. yesterday, was
ditched between stations Ray and AL
kire. The mai, express, baggage and
two passenger coaches were derailed
The cara turned over on their sides and
caught fire, but the flames were soon ex.
tnguished. The passengers broke
through tho windows and escaped. W
Whiteridge, OF Ft. Scott, Kansas, W. w
Haggerson, Of San Sabac, Express Mes
senger James Call, Baggage Master N
J. Handy and Porter Caldwell were
severely but not dangerously injured
The accident was caused by spreading
rails.
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TIE CINCINNATI INvtSTlGATIoy.
Isnac j. Miller Testiiles In Behalf OF tho
H z - n,,u -.

Isaac j. Miller Testiilos in Behalf OF the
Late hoard.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Dec. 0.-The Leg.
islative Investigation Committee resum.
ed its work this morning. The Hon.
Isaac ]. Miller was the first witness. He,
as lawyer has been member OF the
city council aud has had large amount
Of business before the boards. Accord.
ing to his. experience the Board OF Pub.
lie Improvements has not been excelled
in the care and attention bestowed upon
transaction OF the public business by
any other board. He, from q long per.
aonal acquaintance with Mr.. Reenelin,
regarded him as an upright man. The
objections to tho actions OF the board
came largely from such men as General
Hickenlooper and John Kilgour, and in
his opinion were based upon the fact
that this board was unfavorable to
monopolies.
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INDIGNANT APACuEs.
They Want the Murder OF Ono of Thell
Number Promptly Avenged, 7

They Want the Murder OF Ono Of Their
Number Promptly Avenged.
DURANGO, Col, Dec. o. Saturday
night about nine o'clock Thomas
Franklyp, a carpenter, got into an alter.
cation with couple Of Indians at Ar.
mage, N. NJ. He struck both indiana
oyer the lead With tho butt end Of a
billiard cue, crushing the akull OF one
and killing him, and iniuring the other,
Yesterday the Apaches came to Armago
intent upon his scalp, but Sheriff Stall.
steiner and a posse secreted him in a
pile OF sawdust and tho Indians we're
unable to find him. Great excitemaa,
is prevailing, the IndiaEs declaring That
they only want Justice, but il any at
temp, i IS made d to got Fran out of the
town ths's VII. y. oe trouble. The entire
population are attending to businesa
with six shooters strapped around thei.
waists, and a number are carrying Win
lheatefs to be prepared for IN emer
frnnnv II .s. g-a-ig ,pI III gtsFs HaE
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Re,olpt. ons and Petitions Question Of ihe
80 3 Rem oval of Gen. GRANTS Body.
WAsu1SoToy. D. G., Dec. 0.-In The
House to-day Mr.. Morrow, Of California,
presented the credentials OF Thomas ].
Geary as Representative.eleGt from The
First Congressional district OF Iowa, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by tie
resignation OF ]. DeHaven. Mr.. Gary
appeared at the bnr OF the House and
took the oath Of office.
Mr.. Lanhan, OF Texas, sSked unani-
nous consent for the immediate con-
sideration OF resolution calling upon
the Postmaster General for information
relative to complaints OF citizens OF
Texas in consequence OF Irregularities
OF the postal service alleged to be atttib-
utable to speculative bidding.
MIR. Dipgley, Of Maine, asked that the
resolution be broadened so Us to apply
to other States and Mr.. Lanhan assented; ;
but Mr.. Bingham, OF Pennsylvania, OBJ.
jected to the resolution, and it was re.
lerred to the Committee on Postoilices
and Post Roads. In the morning hour
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Plumb resolution looking to the
3 removal OF the remains OF Gen. U. s.
Grant to Arlington.
Mr.. Quinn, OF New York, regretted
the presentation OF thia resolution which
could have no other object than the
tearing asunder Of the haartstrings OF Il
devoted family OF the illustFiops dead.
He was surprised that the gentleman
from Pennsylvania Mr.. O'Neill) should
have committed himself to the further
ance Of a resolution which he was sure
was tepugnantto the gentlemsn's best
feelings.
The Plumb resolution relative to the
removal Of the Grant remains was de-.
ieated. Yeas 90, nays l53.
The House then proceeded under the
special order to the disposition Of publid
building measures previously reported
from the Committee OF the Whole.
,Trhe following were among tho bills
passed for the erection Of public build
ings: y GunSstown, Ohio, S75 900; sonth
Bend, S75,G,0; Madison, Ind, $4,000;
Lima, Ohio, $4,000; Akron, Ohio,
Sl00, 600. y
The House then adjourned.
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Violated tl,e LOTTERY Law,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 0.-Frank W.
Grady, managing editor OF the .EreninS
Democrat, has been indicted by the Fed
eral grand jury for violating the lottery
law. After the last drawing OF the
Louisiana lottery the Democrats New
Orleans correspondent wired that paper
the winning numbers held by Memphis
people. The proof slip was submitted
to Postmaster Patterson, who wired the
Attorney General at Washington. His
decision was that its publication would
criminate the publisher. The Democrat
published not only its experience with
the Postollice Department, but also the
Objectionable list. Hence the action Of
the grand iury,
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THE DELiMATElt FAILURE.
Tho Assets In II State OF Uncertaiuty--Wha
the Property Il Worth,

The Assets In Siate OF Uncertalnty-What
the Property Il Worth.
MEADvlLLE, Pa, Dec. 0.-The account
ofthe assignees OF the Delamater Bank
was not satisfactory and gave no great
degree OF hope to depositors. 1t is said
a awarrant has been issued for the arrest
Of Victor NJ. Deleuater, late cashier Of
the bank, he being charged with
accepting the money OF depositors
after banking hours, and with
the full knowledge that the assignment
was to be announced in lesss than
twenty.four hours. State Treasurer
Henry h. Boyer arrived in the city to-
day. Senator Denamster's residence
property is worth $4,000, while the
business block in which the bank is
located cost over 100000. The home
Of Hon. George B. Delamater, on Dia.
mond Park, ought to bring $4,000,
while that of I. a. Dalamater is worth
$4,000,
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OKLAHOMA AROUSED.
Four Thousand Indians In War Paint and
lnncin. the Gbast Ilanca -

Four Thousand Indians In War Paint aud
Dancing the Ghost Dance.
GUTHRIE, 0. T., Dec ON. D. Mckee,
one OF the couriers who arrived here yes.
terday from Frisco, small town on the
border, says in addition to the state.
ments made 10 Goyernor Steel, that
while the greatest fear was entertained
by the women and children in that sec.
ton, yet the sturdiest men might well
be alarmed. He states that thero are
1000 Indians in different sections west
of his place engaged in the ghost dances,
and thatthey are trading Oft their ponies,
blankets and trinke,s for guns and am.
unition. They are daubed with war
paint and dancing and screcching in
their half nude condition. Never before
during the recent craze has the aspect
OF the Indian territory looked so serious
Arrangements ere being made to give
the border towns every assistance posi-,
BILE and the Oklahoma settlers are fully
aroused. H.
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AMERICAN SABB.Tn UNION
The Second Anniversary IN Session nj rhit.
ndelnhfn I'D -

The Second Anniversary IN Session Mt Phil.
adelphin. ss5 E.55si q
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 0.-The seq
ond days session OF the second anniver-i
sary of the American Sabbath Union
was opened this morning in the Fir,t
Baptist Church by Col. Elliott W. sher-
ard, OF New York. AT the conclusion Of
the opening devotional exercises, tie
regular business OF tho Union was
taken up.
A petition asking that the day of ir.
augurating the President OF the United
States be changed from tho fourth tf
March to the first Wednesday in March,
which was the day chosen for Washin, :.
toms inauguration, had been duly pr :
sented to the President, aud would .te
brought to the attention OF both Ho1t es
OF Congress this session for action. With
the consent OF the Union he would en-
deavor to have it acted upon.
Slight amendments to the constitution
were reported by committee and adopt
ed after stormy debate. Among those
elected on the Board OF Managers were
Colonel E. F. Shepard, to serve one
year, John Wanamaker. to serve three
years. Colonel Shepard was reelected
President,
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In n Cyclone's Track.

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. g.-Yesterday
near Monroe, Walton county, cyclone
cleared space seven miles long and
about 100 yards wide, blowing down
houses and killing several people. Jack
Henderson and his wife were buried
beneath the ruins OF their home. Hen
derson was killed, but his wife was not
badly hurt. Their baby was carried 500
yards, and was SO badly injured that 1t
died shortly after.
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Going 10 N cot Pnruell

DUBLIN, Dec. 0.-Two hundred sup
porters Of Mr. Parnell, who will act as
his body guard, the PGrnell leadership
committee, and a number OF other depu
tations, will go to Kingstown tomorrow
on a epecial train for the purpose Of vel
coming Mr.. Parnell on his arrival from
London and escorting him 10 Dublin.
1t is Mr.. Parnell's intention 10 reorgan.
ize the National League in Dublin.
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INTERNATIONAL PRESS CLUB.
a Call Issued by the Pittsburgh CLUB fol
= rnnl G,.il,a 0.,IlI

A Call Issued by the Pittsburgh Club for n
Grand Gathering OF Quill Drivers.
PlTTsBURGH, Pa, Dec. 9.-The Preai-
dent OF the Pittsburgh Press Club, by
virtue Of a resolution passed at recent
meeting Of the club, has just issued a
call for an International Convention OF
press clubs to be held at Pittsburgh on
January q, 1891. All journalistic or.
ganizations of the United States and
Uausde, cn6 sIch as exist in the capital
ci!iea Of the principal foreign countriea
are invited to send delegates. The Eitts:
burgh Press Club takes initial steps in
the matter ct the request OF the repre-.
sentative newspaper men throughout
the United States and Canada. &.
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An Important Action.

Nkw York, Dec. e.--Ths Board Of
Trade OF the National Bank OF Commerce
in New York, at their meeting to-day,
took action, as their resolution stated,
with a view to relieving the present
financial depression and keeping the
commercial machinery OF the country
in healthy activity" authorizing the
purchase OF u large amount OF sterling
exchange'and the taking out OF auch
clearing house. certificates as may be
necessary to carry the resolutioninto
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A Bloodless Duel,

CAIRO, Ills, Dec. o.-saturday after
noon John P. Morris and Wallace W.
Blythe, OF Fulton, KY, became involved
in difficulty which resulted in each
drawing revolver and exchanging six
shots without injury to either. Some
nights ago an attempt was made to burn
the livery stable OF Morris, who swore
out warrant against Blythe charging
him with mitigating the deed. The
marshal had just executed the warran,
when the shooting occurred. The aflail
created much excitement. Both men
are under heavy bonds. The principals
are both prominent and wealthy citizens
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TOPEKA, KAss, Dec. 9.-Mr. Deegan,
an iron workman, on the dome OF the
State House, fell this morning and was
instantly killed. He fell 100 feet and
struck M iron cross bar. He was fright
fully mangled. He was the ninth iron
workman that has been killed within
the last five years while at work on the
State House. He leaves vile and two
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Confederate Museum.

RlcHMoso, VA,;Dec. 9.-The Board
OF Aldermen last night by two-thirds
vote decided to give the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society the use OF
the Jeff EH..is mansion for museum
for war relics. This was tho executive
mansion OF the Confederacy and was oc.
cupied by President Davis during his
residence in Richmond. ;f- : .
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ARKANSAS Cry, HAS, Dec, 9.-The
American National Bank OF this city
closed its doors this morning for lack
Of funds to meet their obligations. The
stringency Of the times and the inability
to collect money that they have loaned
are assigned rs the causes OF the failure.
They claim they will be able to pay all
OF their obligations in very few days.
Assets and liabilities unknown.
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81 lcmrA, kAs., Dec. 9.-Au electric
street car at railroad crossing last
night was struck by train, knocked
forty feet and almost completely demol.
ished. Motorman Hanlon jumped and
escaped with slight injury. There were
butt two passengers, Mrs. John Root and
Samuel Holten, who are thought to be
fatally injured. The accident is said to
be the fault of the motorman.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Cat Comp.
ton, Ala, yesterday, James Bailey, a
miner, was shot and instantly killed by
a woman with whom he had been liv.
ing as his wife lor several years. Bailey
had become very jealous, and yesterday
threatened to whip her. He started to.
ward her, when she drew small pistol
and shot him through the heart. The
woman escaped. -
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Ready for the Proclamation.

CuIcAo, Dec. o.-Mayor Creiger has
signed the ordinance giving s5,OO0,OO0 10
the Worlds Columbian Exposition and
it will tomorrow be placed in tho hands
OF President Harrison, who can then
issue his proclamation tn .hs world,
This was done at banquet given by
the Sons Of New York at the Sherman
House this evening. 5l -
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MISLEADING VERSIONS
Or the ParnelI- -o'Brien Cores
pondence Corrected.
0'BRlEN's SINCERE EFFORTS
To Prevent tho Calamity to tho Irish
Party... rarnell Addresses n
Crowd Of Ills Followers at n
London Railway Station.t

New York, Dec. 9.-1n consequence
OF the publication OF misleading version.
OF the cablegrams which have just
passed between Mr.. Parnell and Mr.
0'Brien on the subject OF negotiations
for the reunion Of the Irish party, Mr.,
O'Brien has communicated to the press
the whole correspondence as follows:
o'RRIES TO rARNELL.
To Mr. Parne,, ". p, House Of ComnOn,. London.
tCOnfdentidD:
I shrink with horror from taking sides
agninst you in a struggle which opens
such an appalling prospect OF ruin und
disgrace to our cause. Throughout this
unhappy affair I have RETAINED from
saying one word personally Offensive
to you, and have read with deep.
est pain aud disgust some OF
the personal attacks made on
you, and now, before ireland is ire.
trievably committed to ruinous con.
iliCt, l appeal to you as q leader have
for ten years been proud to follow and
as friend for whom l still feel u warm
affection. Can you not see some way
which, while safely guarding your own
reputation, the country may be saved
from the destruction which threatened
it?
(Signed) WM. O'DnIEx.
PARSELL TO oBRIES.
LONDON, December s.
To 0'Brien, HoJndn House, -Neiu York:
Had you wired priorto Saturday some
suggestion from me might have succeed.
ed. 1t is now too late for Inc to rescue
the seceders from false position. Shall,
however, be very glad 10 see and con-
suit you on arrival in Europe.
PARNELL.
Mr.. O'Brien sent the following to-day:
New YORK, 0.
PartI, House Of Commons:
Regret to find misleading version OF
my confidential cable published in the
press. Your reply shows total misun.
derstanding OF my message which was
prompted by regard for your past ger.
vices and by still existing personal affec-
ton, and sent with the knowledge
of colleagues here in earnest hope
that you might in consonance with the
will Of majority OF party whose election
of chairman we have endorsed find a
way by which the country might be
saved from 1uinous conflict. Tone OF
your reply leaves little ground for hope;
but having regard to horrible consequen
ces to the country Of prolonged interne.
cine struggle, am still anxious to have
interview and shall start Saturday ior
France on my way to Ireland. Am
communicating this to presa.
WM. O'Ba1ES.
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Took His Friends by Surprise.

Special Di7palch 10 Ne InleAi0cntcr.
MAnTlSsnuRa, W. Va, Dec. 0.-Mr,
Littleton n. Hole, prominent boot
and shoe dealer Of this city, was married
to Miss B. Kearney, OF Shepherdstown,
at the, Baldwin House in. Hagerstown
to-day. The wedding was great sur.
prise to his friends, to whom it was an
entire secret. The couple Immediately
left for an extensive tour through the
Southern States. ~ 81.
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Mason Cry, Iowa, Dec. 9.-Seventesn
Sioux ghost dancers, including one Sioux
chief, passed through this city yestsr-
day en- route for Tt. Smelling, Mimi, to
which place they w.re being taken by a
detachment OF United States troops.
They had been captured last, Friday
while on their way from Pine Ridge
agency 10 that OF lower Brule. I. - !
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q
a Brutal Murder.

DouauERry, 7. T., Dec. 9.-Joseph
Brown and his stepdaushter were muir.
dersd last night in brutal manner.
Brown lived with his stepdaughter in q
small cabin four miles from Dougherty.
Last night some unknown parties called
him to the door aud Cred upon him
with a Winchester. One ball struck him
in tho heart, passed through his body
and struck his stepdaughter, who was
standing behind him, in the head, kill.
ing both instantly. There is no clue. b
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FIsDLAr, oulo, Dec. 9.-At an early
hour this morning a misplaced switch
on the Cincinnati, Z Hamilton & Dayton
road caused collision between the
south-bound passenger train and a
freight, wrecking both engines and a
number CT cars. The baggage master,
name unknown, was fatally injured,
Loss to the railroad about S25, 900, &
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New YoRK, Dec. 9.-The funeral OF
Joe Coburn, the old.time pugilist, took
place this morning from the Church Of
the Holy Innocents. It was attended by
a large gathering Of sporting men. The
interment was in Calvary cemetery.
Among the floral devices was one from
John l.. Sullivan, but the big fellow was
not present in person.
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Sioux FALLs, S. D., Dec. 9.-J. Leslie
Thompson, one OF the wheel horses OF
the South Dakota Democracy, has just
returned from New York, where he had
an interview with ex.President Cleye.
land. Mr.. Cleveland said that he would
surely be q Presidential candidate in
1902, and that be wanted his South
Dakota lriends to stick by him. 8