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, 1890-04-15
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Jewish %tailors, pressers and ma
chinlsts at Manchester have struck fol
shorter hours and higher wages.
Prince Karl, of Frauttsuensdorf, has
been placed under control because OF
reckless extravaganza and speculation.
Parnell will make a motion in the house
of commons for the rejection OF tine Irish
land purchase bill recently introduced by
Balfour.
In consequence of the refusal of the
dock companies in Birkenhead to accept
the terms OF the dock laborers' union in
regard to the hours of labor, 5000 men
struck yesterday.
The schedules of John F. Plummer
4 Co of New York, dry goods mer-
chants, were filed yesterday. Liabilities,
1887 900: nominal assets, 81, OIL 600;
actual assets, $4,000.
Portuguese elections for fifty elective
members of the house of peers have been
held and resulted in the return OF Con-
sentative and Progressist candidates. Not
a republican was elected.
y FIRE in Omaha Yesterday destroyed
the clothing store of Browning, King K
Co, and damaged the stocks of n. b.
Falconer, dry goods, and Mrs. j. Benson,
millinery. Loss, $4,000.
The Northern Pacific machine shops.
Ellensburg, Wash. including a round
house which contained several locomo-
tlves, burned yesterday. Total loss, $780,
900, covered by insurance.
Ernest Lean Dickinson, of the fresh
men class of Trinity college, at Hartford,
has received news OF his accession
to a fortune OF $1,000, 900 through the
of an uncle in France.
Organizers reported at the meeting of
the carpenters district council Sunday
night that every trade organization in
Massachusetts, promises financial support
to carpenters in the eight and nine hour
, 1890-04-15
The New York strike Ended.

New York, April l4.-What threat
ended to be a long and bitter contest be.
tween capital and labor in a strike OF
trades generally has been averted. To-
dav the men of all trades went to work at
the usual hour. The difference between
the Central Labor Union and the Heclar
iron works was adjusted yesterday and a
pronunciamento was sent forth that the
men called out on Friday and Saturday
should resume work. The n~on-union
men employed have been discharg ed.
, 1890-04-15

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 1.-THE
GloJs's Winnipeg correspondent says hat
johnson, lessee of the Nicolet house bar,
has instituted a suit for damages for
wrongful dismissal against p. O'Connor.
proprietor of the hotel, and called as wit.
nesses Premier Grecuway and a woman,
the exposure of whose escapade with that
statesman he alleges 20 have been the
cause Of his dismissal. A great sensation
has resulted. and a complete ventilation
of the scandal is promised.
, 1890-04-15

MEMPHIS, April l4.-Track good and
weather pleasant.
Four furlongs-Bowen won, Joe Carter
second, Chimes third. Time, 81.
Seven furlongs-Workmate won, Marie
second, Mary J third. Time, 1913.
Mile and a slxteenth-MamIe Fonso
won, Tudor second, Jacobin third. Time.
l:5l4.
One and one-eighth miles-Flvette
won. Steny Montgomery second, McAuley
third. Time, l:5Sf.
Six furlonga-Barney won, Bonnie Tnw
second, Oklahoma Kid third. Time.
1894.
, 1890-04-15

An example of the contagiousness of
La grippe was given recently at the Paris
Academy Of Medicine, when DIR. Proust
quoted from a report by the surgeon OF
a mail steamer running from St. Ma
zaire to Vera Cruz. The boat called at
Santander, and took on board a passen-
ger from Madrid, where the "influenza"
was raging. This passenger was attacked
on the next day, and in the course of
three days no fewer than 154 passengers
out of 436, besides Al of the crew, were
seized with the disease, though few were
attacked in a serious form.-New York
Ledger.
, 1890-04-15

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Nationa,
Linseed Oil Trust, as a trust, has ceased
to exist, and in Its place now stands the
National Liuseed OIL company, chartered
under the laws of Illinois. The owners
of forty-nine linseed oil wells and forty
elevators, ranging from 10000 bushels
downward, and a line of tank cars are
interested. The capital stock IS SIS, OOO,.
600. The old trustees have been elected
directors. with Mr.. Euston of Missouri,
president.
, 1890-04-15

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas, April IA
Electric wires set fire to the large barn of
Crilly Il Cranston today and totally de
stroyed the building. Thirty six horses
persisted in the flames as we'll as a large
number of buggies, hacks, carriages, sur
reys,. phaetons and other vehicles. The
loss is estimated to be between $40, 900
and $50. o00. though it will not fall on
me proprietors, 1t being a boarding barn.
destroyed.
, 1890-04-15

NEWARK, N. j., April l4.-Mrs.
Peter Monaghan and Herman Heinrichs
were fatally Qored by a COW at South
Orange last night. They approached the
animals calf. when the COW broke the
chain by which she was fastened and
knocked both of them down and then at
tackled them with her horns and hoofs.
They we're terribly cut and bruised.
, 1890-04-15

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Messrs. Ma.
ginuls and Clark, Democratic contestants
for the Montana senatOrship, tonight re-
ceived dispatches from ~frienis in Butte
announcing the city carried by the Demo
Gratis to-day. they making a clean sweep.
Butte is in Silver Bow county, where the
famous Precinct "a is situated.
, 1890-04-15
He Was a Stranger.

KANSAS Cry. April l4.-Last week
the body of an unknown man was found
in the Kaw river at Argentine, Kas.
From a railroad ticket it was ascertained
he was on his way from Portland, Ogn.,
to New York, and from other papers that
he was probably FL. @. Bassett of New
York. The ~coroner's Jury returned a
verdict of accidental death. No one APP
peared to claim the body and it was bur
led in potter's field.
, 1890-04-15

PARIS, April l4.-Further trials Of the
new electric submarine torpedo boat
Gaubett, named after the inventor, have
been held at Cherbourg. The boat was
submergr 51r,e-iourths of an hour and
proved she cal be handled with perfect
ease and safety under water.
, 1890-04-15

MINNEAPOLIS, April IA package
containing three and a half pounds of
dynamite, several cartridges and a TWEEN
ty-fve foot fuse was found near the state
reiormatory at st. Cloud, Mimi, and it
Is thought some one intending to blow up
the institution had lett it there, probably
being frightened away at the critical mo-
, 1890-04-15
An Old Man Whipped.

WASHINGTON, Ind. Apr. l4.-David
Hosea, an aged and respected farmer of
Bear township, was taken out by white
caps last night and whipped so it is
thought he will not Gcover. The only
known reason is that Hosea caused the
arrest of a local politician last week for
bribery in election.
, 1890-04-15

ST. PAUL, April IA Pioneer Pres,
Winnipeg special says: 1t is said the
Grand Trunk and Northern Pacific lave
Joined hands to build a transcontinental
line west from Winnipeg to Victoria via
Vancouver narrows and lellowhead pass,
over the route originally selected by the
Canadian Pacific by the Mackenzie gov
, 1890-04-15

WASHINGTON, Apnl 1.-THE com.
missioner OF Indian affairs has received a
telegram from the Indian agent asking
for troops to suppress a threatened up
rising of indians on the Tongue river
reservation in Montana.
, 1890-04-15

LIMA, Peru, April 1.-THE presiden-
tial general elections held yesterday passed
of quietly in all parts of the Republic.
The result seems to favor Col. Morales
Bermuder, official nominee, for president
and to give the present constitutional gov
eminent q strong majority.
, 1890-04-15

Dies MONIES, Ia. April 1.-THE Gil
bert starch works burned to day. Loss,
$780, 900. Three employees, two girls and
one man. were burned to death.
The plant was purchased only two
weeks ago by the English syndicate con
trolling the Starch Trust, and the loss falls
upon them.
, 1890-04-15
Madrid,s Gas Works Burning.

Madrid. April l4.-Fire broke out IN
the Madrid gas works this evening and is
blazing iercely. Immense crowds were
attracted to the scene and great consterna-
ton prevails. The consequence will pro-
baby be disastrous.
, 1890-04-15

BUCHAREST. April 1.-THE Teh
graph of Jassy states that the Grand
Duke Constantinovich has been arrested
at st. Petersburg for being connected
with the revolutionary propaganda.
, 1890-04-15

GREAT FALLS, N. H., April l4.-The
alleged confession of Isaac B. Sawtell is
universally discredited here. 1t is gener.
ally thought the story Is a fabrication,
and that ii Sawtell is the author he has
constructed it to make it appear the muir
der was committed in Maine so he may
escape the Rallows.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
THE NEW DISCOVERY.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
HIS SON CURED.

Mr.. w. III. Human, a prominent
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Vernon, ILL.,. writes as follows, un-
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
THE FIRST STEP.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
HOW TO HURT A CONIMUN.
ITY.

The men who do q community
more hnrm than good may be classi
fled as follows: First, those who Old.
pose improvements. Second, those
who run down the town to strangers.
Third, those who mover push their
business. Fourth, those who mis-.
trust public spirited men. Fifth,
those who show no hospitality to
anyone. Sixth, those who ate TO
see others make money. Seventh,
those who oppose every movement
which does not originate with them
selves. Eighth, those who put on
long faces when stranger speaks of
locating i'll the town. Ninth, those
who oppose every public enterprise
which does not appear of personal
benefit to themselves. Tenth, those
who find fault with all enterprises
with which they are not connected.
Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15

Ayers Sorsaparilla, by purifying
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the appetite, aids the assimilative
process, strengthens the nerves, and
invigorates the system. 1t is, there
fore, the best aud most thoroughly
reliable Alternative that can be found
for old and young.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
BLOOD POISON CURED.

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have recommended it to others for
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ID. Fl. KAHN,
Mount Vernon, Ill,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
TAZEWELL TOWNS.

The N. & w. Reference Book
contains illustrated articles OH Ora
ham and Richlands. Cuts are
given Of the Graham Inn, Passen-
ger Station and Iron Furnace,
and the Richlands Rolling Mill.
GRAHAM.
Graham, Tazowcll Co., G6 miles
from kadiord, is the point at
which the Clinch Valley extension
and the Flat Top Division of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad
unite. The Graham Furnace Com
pany is building furnace here,
and the Virginia lumber Company
is erecting large saw mill and
wood working establishment. 1t
is q most desirable place for ftIrni-
turc factories or chair factories.
The Clinch Valley Division is be-
ing extended to the town of Nor.
ton, and the junction Of the Louis
vile and Nashville System will be
effected at that point before Janu-
airy LIST, 1901. The Clinch Valley
Division opens up an empire in
coal and timber. The gas Goals
from the district have been pro-
nounced by the consumers of gas
coal in the North equal, if not SUI
pcriOr, to the Pennsylvania Yough-
chany or Westmorcland gas Goals
Shipments will commence carly in
the summer Of 1890. Mines are
now being opened, branch tracks
constructed to them, and the
stream of gas and domestic coal
from tho Clinch Valley Division
will soon join that of the Pocahon-
tas steam cosl in it's flow to the
East, South and North.
HIGHLANDS.
Richards, Tazewell Co., 1O7
miles west Of RadfOrd, is one of the
phenomenal new manufacturing
towns of the present time. CAPT
talists of Philadelphia and New
York invested in the coal lands of
Tazcwell County long before the
Clinch Valley Extension was de.
tcrmlned upon. When it was built
it ran directly through their prop
erty, and by n short branch three
miles long developed their coal
property. With pluck and deter
minatiOn they laid out their city;
contracted for $4,000 hotel, a
large rolling mill and wrought iron
pipe works, Office building, en-
ployces' houses, ETC., all of which,
May LIST, are under construction.
There can DO no question of the
success of these enterprises. With
cheap coal, pig iron at low cost,
with the markets of the United
States open to them, Richlands
Pipe Works product will be heard
from in all the markets of the
United States within the next
twelve months.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15
SNATE OF Quo, CIrY OF TOLEDO, }
I,IrcAa CouSrv g G

oONho COONTf3 -. D.
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TARRH CURE.
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cember, A. D., '86.
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- Notary Public.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-15

The indications are that tho new
census will show Oh increase of 25O,
600 in Virginia's population.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
PARNELL AT CORK.
The irish Cesar Welcomed with
Great Enthusiasm.
AN ADDRESS FULL OF CONFIDENCE.

With the Aid of Cork He Proposes to
Fear Nobody-Bcfore Leaving Dublin
He Recaptures That Newspapsr-The
Irish Envoys Issue Final Manifesto
to the People ON This Side-O'Brien
on Parnell's Claims to United Ireland
Gladstone ON the stump.
CORK, Dec. IL II arnell left Dublin for
Cork yesterday arriving here in due time.
At the stations on the route there were
large crowds, who principally cheered for
the leader. but at many there were dole
full groans in reply to the cheers. Upon
his arrival here, after receiving various
addresses OF welcome from committees,
Parnell repaired to the chamber of COM
merce, where great crowd had assem-
bled He was presented with an address
by the National league, to which he re-
sponded at some length. In the course of
his remarks he said: Il have come among
you with proud heart. in the belief that
while Cork and Parnell are united. Ire
land is united. loud applause / am
proud of Cork, which has given me the
verdict without even waiting to hear my
side. With such to support me need not
fear the loss of Gladstone's trumpery bill,
which would allow the police to taton us
while the landlords desecrated the coun-
try"
He Declares Himself Confident.
Parnell went on to say that never, even
In Giadstone's palmiest days, had he dis
missed the idea that Ireland and Glad
stone might again be in conflict Nothing
could be more absurd than the fable that
home rule was endangered because the
Irish were true to their leader He could
not look them in the face il he did not
speak true words. Continuing, he said:
II am powerful and happy, and my ene-
mics are disgraced and COMPOUNDED /
have been practically called from sickness
and pain, but Cork has done more than q
physicians medicines. / go forth to bat
tie, confident of gaining glorious vic
tory"
No Counter Demonst rations
Parnell's audience was fully as demon
strative az that which he addressed in
Dublin the night before, and the scenes of
wild enthusiasm in the streets and every
where were repeated. The anti-Parnell-
ties made no noticeable attempt at any
ounter-demonstration. He was met on
his arrival here by an enormous crowd, and
was welcomed with great enthusiasm.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
HIS DEADLY FURY.
Wholesale Slaughter by a Young
Arkansas Man.
SIX ooRpsEs, HIMSELF THE LAST.

Bal <ed His Love He Goes Cunning
with Terrible success-The First vic-l
TIM = Harmless Old Mantle Others
Hs Sweetheart. Her Mother and fs-
th er and Friend OF the FamiIy-He
Winds Up with saicide.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec 12-Six persons
lie cad at the Jennie Lind mines. about
TIVE We miles north of here, victims of the
insa ne rage of Charles Joplin Joplin was
charged by DR. Stewart with having be-
tray ed Lon Miller. the daughter of John
Mil er. Maddened by the cutlery against
him Joplin armed himself. and seeking
his ictims one after another, shot and
killed John Miller, Mrs. John Miller, Lou
Nil or (the danghter), DR.. Stewart, and .
mar whom be met on the prairie-five per.
sons in all. Afterward Joplin shot and
killed himself
The First Brutal Murder.
A. about 5 o'clock yesterday morning r.
g. Caldwell, a prominent farmer. was
driving home from this city. and when
abO 1t four miles out was intercepted by
mai armed with a shotgun The man
asked him if either of his mules could be
ride en-. Caldwell told him no. About
this time an old man came along riding
pony. The man ordered him to get of,
but he did not comply promptly, and the
fellow shot him twice, blowing the whole
top Of his head off. He then mounted the
pony, and rode it about three miles, when
the animal gave ont and he abandoned it.
Shooting of DIR. Stewart.
Hsthen caught a young man driving an
emf ty wagon, and jumping in he told the
young fellow to drive for his life OF he
would kill him. Taking the whip from
the driver he whipped up the team and
ran the mules to Jenny Lind, a distance of
thre or four miles. Arriving there he
wen to the store of Dr. L. D. Stewart, and
sect lg several men about the place drove
them of with his gun. He then re-entered
the store and shot Stewart down. He
| wal ked out. but returned and once more
sho5 Stewart. though it is said the first
shot killed him.
Slaughter Of the Miller Family.
From Stewards ne went to the house Of
job Miller, a quarter Of a mile distant.
| Finding Miller some distance from the
hou sc he shot and MORALLY wounded him
He then proceeded to the house and shot
Mrs. Miller fatally. He next killed Mil
ler's daughter, after which he blew out his
owl brains, just as a posse Of men who
had been summoned came upon him. All
the victims are dead. While in the wagon
wit a the young man he told him that his
name was Charles Joplin. He gave the
young man 81, saying he wished him to
tele graph his uncle, somewhere in Ken
tue ", that he was in trouble and to come
1 to i'm
The Result of Baked Love.
Joplin has been at work at Jenny Lind,
| whore he fell in love with Miss Miller,
| whom he murdered. He was in the city
yes erday with the girl for the purpose of
marrying her, but her father followed and
vented the ceremony, taking his daugh.
ter home with him. Joplin followed them
later, and thing DR.. Stewart had some
thing to do with breaking up the match,
kill I'd him. The old man he killed on the
prs RTE first was A. L. Dull, of Hutcbin-
| son Kan
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
BOUND TO HAVE BLOOD.
The Indians, Having No Soldiers to Il
Attack Each Other

The Indians. Having No Soldiers to Kill,
Attack Each Other.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. D., Dec. H.
Tired of waiting for the soldiers to come
and get killed, the Indians in the Bad
Lands have begun fighting among them
selves. This news was brought in
Wednesday night by both government
scouts and friendly Indians and is reliable
The battle took place Wednesday in the
amphitheatre OF Grass valley. Two
Strike and his followers circled around
Short Bull and his followers all the fore
noon, actively skirmishing, each leader
bound that his supremacy as chief of the
whole body should be acknowledged.
Twenty to Forty Good Indians.
The killed are reported all the way from
twenty to forty. As the scouts and friend
lies had TO escape during the confusion
the result of the skirmishing is not known
Gen Brooke sent Little Bat and five other
Indians back with old Two Strike, under
the agreement made in the council that
one should return each day and report the
progress of the reds in coming in. Not
one of these men has returned, but all are
held close prisoners of war. 1t is reported
that Little Bat has been killed, but the
report is not verified