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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-05


been feeling very miserable for three or
four days, and this house-girl seems to
be the poorest one ever had. She has
no order or system, no taste or skill,
and l won't keep her minute after
can get around"
''lf this is her style I'll go out and
discharge her"
"Wait. If she was to go now you'd
have to cook your own meals
"That wouldn't hurt me any. I'll go
out and ask her what she means by such
conduct, any how"
"But wish you wouldn't. She may
fare up and leave us in the lurch."
"Let her flare When the time comes
that we can't boss our own house we'll
leave It'll"
"Mr. Bowser, please let the girl alone
for me to deal WITH" entreated.
"Ill just speak few words to her,
you know" he replied, and as l went
into the sitting-room he went into the
kitchen.
In about two minutes heard a crash
of crockery and the bang Of door, fol-
lowed by the sound OF the girls feet on
the back stairs, and five minutes later
she came down with her bundle and
skipped out without word to me. Mr..
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-03-05
7. c. THORNTON 4 Bro, Agents.
INVENTION E; ; , ::;;; Il; 8;

least among the wonders Of Inventive pro-
gress is method and system Of work that
can be performed all over the country with.
out separating the workers from their homes.
Pay liberal; any one can DO the work either
sex, young or old; no special ability is re-
CURED. Capital not needed; you are start
ed free. Cut this out and return to US and
We will send you free, something of great
value and Importance to you, that will start
you in business, which will bring you in
more money right away, than anything else
in the world. Grand outfit free. Address
Taux 1 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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On tho Lookout for Our FI.herm.,.

HALIFAX n. s.. June 2l.-For the past week
Capt Gordon and the crew OF the steamer
Acadia have been hard at work putting the
vessel in readiness to proceed for sea to look
after the Canadian fishery interests. The
Acadia has been supplied with two kegs Of
powder and twenty shot in addition to q num-
her of firearms. Charles Ellington has been
selected as gunner The Acadia will go to
Canes and thence to Georgetown. She will re-
main at the latter port for a few DAYS. and will
then cruise about tho Prince Edward island
and Nova Scotia coasts keeping sharp look
sells Of the feet. the steamer Stanley and the
schooners Connaught and Viailant. com
ma1ded respectively BY, ,Capts.. Finlayson.
day or two. Tho Captains will have to report
every other day to Capt Gordon. who Is Com
now at Pictou. The schooner Connaught Is at
North sydney and the schooner ligllant at
Canso The Acadia left port this afternoon.
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PHILADELPHIA. juno 21.-Gen. p. B. Beath.
the Supervisor Of the Census for Philadelphia.
has given out some unofficial but very inter-
estinG figures OF the results OF the count in
the city. These estimates are given after
consultation with Robert Porter. who tele-
grRphed that he saw no reason for withhold
Ing unofficial figures from tho newspapel B.
Gen. Beath accordnRly says that, as nearly as
at ,040.44N. This would show an Increase OF
$4,000. There are twenty-siX divisions SILL 10
be heard from. and they may increase the total
100000 or more. There arc S2G divisions In tho
city. The returns 80 far show that there has
been no Increase In population in the central
outlying districts OF the city
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Tho Weather.

Rain fell yesterday In Ohio. Pennsylvania New York.
New jersey along the southern New England coast ana
in Michigan Wisconsin, and tho DAkotAs. Elsewhere the
weather was generally fair All indications favored
local storms In Wisconsin. Minnesota Michigan,
Indiana, and Ohio
The bAronetrc depression tho States west tho
Mississippi extending from British America TO texas
moved slightly eastward. new centre forming IN
Manitoba, which continued tho flow OF warm air up
into the Northwest and increased the heat In the Ton
nssses and Ohio valleys. In tho lake regions, New
England and the Middle Atlantic States It was cooler
and IL was ths fall in temperature that created the
rain In this neKhborhood, which was local. No storm
centre was within two thousand miles Of Tho high
the the cooler breeze from the
ocean, laden with moisture,
In this city the rain began At II rs A. M total rain
fall, half an Inch: highest Government temperature
~; lowest 5G7 average humidity 7s per wind
IL to Is miles hour shifting from southeast to east
To-day promises TO 10 generally TAR with possibly
showers in the mOrnius, becoming warmer. Monday
fair, warmer
Tho thermometer at Perrys pharmacy IN Tlr SrS
building recorded The temperature yesterday follows
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Tho Monument, to Hendricks.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 2l.-PreparatIons are
complete for tho unwilling OF the Hendricks
monument 1t promises 10 be the most i'm
posing event IN the history of the State.
Prominent Democratic clubs from the leading
cities OF Ohio, Illinois Kentucky, Missouri,
and Indiana will be here, and also Gov. Hin OF
New York, Gov. Campbell Of Ohio. and other
prominent gentlemen. The domo piece for the
monument will arrive on Sunday, and be put
In place Mt once. The other work on the
ture as whole will BIO ready to receive the
three bronze figures and other bronze orna-
stone plaza Is now being laid about the
monument. which will very much enhance it's
imposing appearance. Gov. lioyey will deliver
grafton; James Mhitcomb Riley. tho poem.
Mis-. Ih2mas A. Hendricks. vile Of the de.
ment. Five hundred children arc being
trained to sing several appropriate songs.
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A City Court Judge ResuLea.

New HAVEN, June 2l.-In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas this morning Judge Deming ad-
minlstered rebuko to Judge Pickett OF tho
City Court which has created a sensation
among the local lawyers, Some time ago
Alfred Angus. II years old. was arrested for
taking team belonging to +. 8. Andrew Il Co.
without permission. and he was brought be-
fore Judge Pickett who ordered that he be
sent 10 the Reform School until he was q. Ex-
Judge Blydenburge the boys counsel. asked
for stay. OF proceedings until he could get
out a writ Of haheas corpus. but Judge
Pickett oIderede policeman to take the boy
10 the school Oh tho next train. Attorney
BydenburRh by some extraordinary hustling,
got cut papers IL time 70 intercept, the
ing today. Judge Pickett was In court, and
against the boy; Judge Peming discharged
the lad. and said that Judge Pickett should
have known better than to como into court and
try to take hand in case upon which he had
has created much interest here during the past
week, and the boys release is hailed with de-
light. The lads mother. u widow. as overcome
with Joy whom her boy was restored to her.
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The no.ton bribery I,v,,,,r.,,0n.

Boston. Juno 21.-At the investigation into
the elevated railroad legislation to-day OK
Gov. CASTOR and the Hon. W. +. Russell testi-
fled to being retained by the West End Com
pany for work OF a strictly legal character.
Representative Lewis G. Grossman OF Boston
was sworn, and emphatically denied that he
had ever asked W. II. Shaw what ia there in
tho Mack system for me?" Witness had seen
Shaw in the House gallery frequently and In
the lobby OF the State House. He know moth
ing about Shaw except that "he is liar and
drunkard" and he lwitnessl had seen him
hanging around Saloons lie believed Shaw TO
be u hlackmailing detective. and consequently
the last man he would speak to regarding
legislative business.
= hepresentalivss N, J. Ferrer. member Of the
Committee on street railways testified that
lobby regarding the -, Wet End bill, He At
went to the Algonquin Club dinner for a good
time, and didn't attend II for any Information
He was satisfied IN relation to the Elevated
bill before he attended the dinner.
Adjourned to Monday. whom the hearing will
DrObablY close. 49,
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GREAT MEETING OF TURNER'S
Shall or Shall Not Their 10000 Member.
Join tho Amateur Athletic UnInnR

Shall or Shall Not Their 10000 Members
Join the Amateur Athletic UnIonR
Four hundred turner's from all parts OF tho
United States assembled in the big hall OF the
Central Turn Verein In Sixty-seventh street
last evening to open the fourteenth Convention
OF the North American Turner's Union. On q
pedestal In bower OF Imperial German colors
at the head OF the hall was huge bust Of
Turnfather jain. with crown OF laureIs
From the galleries foated the Rayly embroid-
cred standards which the members OF the Gen.
trail Turn Verein havo wonn athletic contests.
On each tide Of the stage was great cluster OF
American flags. Four long rows Of oaken ia
bles flanked on each side by oaken chairs
filled the body OF the hall.
At o'clock S. d. Stewards first speaker OF
this Turn district. welcomed the delegates TO
New York. Leicester Holme echoed Mr.. Sew
ardss welcome on behalf OF the Mayor. Louis
Bduman. first speaker Of the Central Turn
Verein. told the delegates how glad his society
was to entertain the, Convention in it's now
house: and In conclusion invited ali to sit
down to an informal commers. ne rest Of tho
evening was passed in singing drinking. and
discussing the business to be done during the
coming three days session.
The present Convention OF turner's SURPRISES
the Kind. The principal subject OF d d
Will be the Proposition that the 10000 turner's
Of the United states shall nma!glmate with
Will be considered on Monday. Many dele
gates are opposed, for sentimental reasons TO
any such union. Others advocate it on the
ground that the Introduction OF tho sysrem-
attic turner ira ming into the Amateur Athletic
Union would be OF inestimable value to the
rising generation OF American athletes.
Tho Convention will also discuss the advisa-
bility Of the union Of the Seminary for Gym
nastic Instructors and the North American
Teachers' Seminary. two Western turner's in
situations,
The Convention Is expected to place itself on
record In favor OF womaus suffrage and ballot
reform. and against the proposed changes in
tho immigration and naturalization laws.
The Convention will DO formally opened this
morning with an address by Hugo Muenoh,
President Of the National Executive Commit
tee and Will then proceed to organize and APP
probably he reached during the afternoon. In
the evening there will! be an exhibition drill
concert, and ball Monday and Tuesday will
be devoted to the transaction Of business. and
Wednesday to an excursion up Inc Sound. The
turn districts and the votes allowed to them
In the Convention are:
New York 49, Indiana .; St. Louis. 81; New England
81 Wisconsin, 20. Chicago IS; Southeastern 8: PhiiA
dspbia So New Jersey AS Central New York S; Pitts
burRh 20; Missouri valley, IS; Minnesota u: upper
Central Illinois Y; Pacific 2a Northwestern /; Con.
New York, %; Ohio 81 Central Michigan !; Florida l.
North Pacific. u; South Cali orniA, 6; Red River /:
hAnrab Z; Montana. T. and south Atlantic Upper MiS.
souri, and Arkansas, SRmOng them
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Three Of tn. Four Babies Dead.

ScoTTDALE Pa, June 2l.-The third member
OF tho Newton quadrupiet OF babies. who have
attracted 30 much attention, died this after
noon. Tho fourth and surviving baby is very
weak. but the doctors say Is on fair way to
recovery. There is 'eolihg of sadness IN the
town, because everybody took a great interest
In tho babies. MIRA. Newton who ia abUut H3
years old. Is very much Frustrated over Tie
ion made Il trip to tnionlown. and il is be-
liOved that These two occurrences wore the
who were il good health and condition for
some time after birth. Tho father believes
TINT, he has lost fortune in the. death OF the
children.
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BEATEN BIZ STRIKERS.
Trouble in Long leland City Yesterday,
and There May be More.

There was lively time In front Of the Barber
Asphalt Works, at the foot OF Sixth street
Long Island City yesterday morning whom
the company attempted to run their own
horSes and carts in place Of those owned by
the ffty-seven cRrtmen who went on strike
last week. The strikers surrounded the gates
Benjamin Bannon drove the first cart that left
the yard. Tho strikers ordered him to leave
tho cart. He refused to do 30. They then
stopped his horse and pulled him OF and beat
him. The other cartmen did not venture ont
OF tho yard. Tho company appealed to the
police for protection.
Bannon got away from the strikers and went
before Justice llanley and swore out warrants
for the arrest Of John Shea and Edward Stat
terry, accusing them of assaultinR him. Later
in tho morning Frank Berger. n foreman In
the yard attempted to take out a cart. whom
he was arrested on complaint OF some OF the
strikers. who accused him OF threatening
In his possession when he was arraigned
before Mayor. Gleason. The Mayor held him
In $1,000 ball for trial. Slattery was arrested
and released on his own recoRnizsuce. He is
q, brother Of Excise Commissioner Slattery.
Sheriff Goldner was willing to give the COM
pany protection providing they would pay the
expenses incurred.
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OF the People" at the Haymarket Theatre be-
fore small but cultured audience Mr.. and
Mrs. Gladstone occupied box, and the Grand
Old Man Indicated his appreciation for the
great scandinavian dGamatist by sleeping
peacefully throughout the reading.
Mabel Stevenson. the little New York girl
who came over here with her mother to amuse
tho English swells with her limitations OF birds.
has achieved remarkable success. Since Col.
Gouraud gave her musicale at Edison House.
which was attended by distinguished au-
dience. she has been quito the rage in fashion
able drawing rooms. Next week she will sing
twice before the Prince and Princess OF Wales
on the occasion when the royal gentleman and
his wife do Mrs. Arthur PaRet and Earl Brown
low tho honor Of appearing in their drawing
rooms.
Three London weddings this week have been
Of unusual interest to Americans both In Eng
land and America. Tho first. that OF Mrs. 6. s.
Sands to Lewis NJ. rutherford at st. Georges.
Hanover square, was very quiet, there being
present only Mr.. and Mrs Henry White OF the
Legation. Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Oliver Harri-
man. Jr.. Mr.. and Mira W. II. Travers. and Mrs.
Brockhost Cutting. The best man was Brock
hoist Cutting. Tho bride wore gown OF gray
satin. A wedding breakfast followed at the
house OF Henry White, whose wife is o sister OF
the groom
Tho wedding Of Mary Anderson to Antonio
Do Navarro was likewise q disappointment
and surprise to their many American friends
In town. who were all treated alike, for the
time and place OF the ceremony had been kept
a close secret. 1t was given out that the we'd
ding would occur in Brompton Oratory and
the approaches to that editlce were besieged
by an eager crowd. which dispersed only at
$50 o'clock in the afternoon, ut which hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Navarro were speeding south
ward, with the Pope's special blessing. on tho
club train.
On the same day Miss Victoria West. the
eldest daughter OF Lord Sackville, who. as
Sir Lionel Sackville West, was the British Min
lister to Washington on q memorable OCCASION,
was married to her cousin. Lionel Sackville
West. In the presence OF relatives only. in the
private chapel at Knoll Sevenoaks. the family
estate. Miss Victoria West tho bride. was q
great favorlto In the fashionable society OF
Washington and New York.
Anna Katharine Greene. otherwise Mrs.
Charles Rohfes, author OF The Leavenworth
Case" Hand and Ring" and the rest OF a
famous series OF detective Stories Is spending
the summer in London. Her last story will be
published next month simultaneously in Eng
land Germany, and America. 1t is called "A
Matter OF Millions" and her publishers con-
slider 1t one Of the ceverest Of her works.
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TWO coLoRED MEN TO BE HANGED.
The Terrible CrImo they are TO EHPiAte on
tho Gallowp.

COLUMBIA g. c., June 2l.-The trial OF Ro-
chlel Cato. William Clyburn. and Roxy Hennes
for the murder Of August Hennes has Just
been concluded in Lancaster. Henues and his
Young wife. Roxy, moved to this state from
New York city year ago. He was murdered
on March 23. and the evidence was that his
20-year-old wife was tho chief instGRtor. and
had the bloody work performed by two ne
groes with one OF whom. Rochiel Cato. q bright
mulatto, she was probably intimate. On the
night OF the murder Cato stationed Clyburn q
short distance from the house OF Hennes, and
approached himself He says that he was cor
daily received by Hennis. who suspected moth
inc. He sat by the FIRE and talked and drank
with his Intended victim and his wife told him
that lie was on his way home from Monroe.
n. e.; pretended that he did hot know the way
back to rho road. and Henniss consented to 60
Hall an hour nfterward Cato returned to the
house and wife OF tho man he had murdered
washed the blood from his hands and shirt
sleeves. Several Of the neIRhhors had boon
startled by the cries Of some, ono on sunday
night, and ON Monday inquired OF ltoNy Hennis
what 1t meant. She said that she know moth;
ing OF y except that she and her husband had
heard them too Shs aso t0i Il, ms
statement went to the mine and learned that
and on tHt lie %
lowing Wednesday. his body was found. 1t
lay in ditch near stream was covered with
rocks rails. bu.hes. and leaves and Only the
md Il. - 'N' - 0O's '' ',
Cato. whom arrested. confessed and imrli-
disagreed about the guilt OF Rosy Itenne:. who
Is small and pretty woman. Cato and ely
burn Yore 0SnSctfIh and sentenced to GS
satisfaction at the verdict
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oREAT CLEANING SIZE
New styles Reliable CIOthInG At Exactly
Half Price.

The well-known firm OF Vogcl Brothers,
Eighth Avenue and Forty second Street, will
continue their great clearing sale of thou
sands OF small lots OF the finest qualities and
latest styles of spring and summer gar
ments, consisting of regular sizes mems
suits, extra large size mems suits suits for
boys, ages IA to IT years. children's suits for
boys of TO IA years. kilt suits for boys. to
years OF age. Also worry extensive line
OF thin summer clothing and separate coats,
pants and vests for men, boys and children,
which all will positively be sold at exactly
one-halt their former price. Vogel Brothers,
Eighth Avenue and 42d St.-Adv.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN sou1u CAROLINA
Tiilman. tho Farmers Candidate. Stamping
tho State.

COLUMBIA s. c., June 21.-At the end Of the
second week OF the State campaign between
Tillman. the Farmers candidate. and the reg
ular Democracy. the situation has been some
what changed. Tillman. who has heretofore
been aggressive. has withdrawn excessively
all his charges OF corruption and dishonesty
against the present Administration. but con-
tinues hintinG about Interpretations during
Gov. Tbompsons term Of Office His oppo-
nents have assumed tho aggressive. and are
charging Tillman with splitting tho party and
slandsring the Government. TiIman has de-
clared free trade a dead issue. and says be be-
lieves in incidental protection. free trade being
myth
He has practically admitted that II elected
Governor be will devote his strength to sue
ceeding Hampton in the Senate Senators
HAMPTON p and Butler are strongly opposed TO
every county he has visited 70 far ,Tilman APP
pears to have q majority. but the last three
meetings were more evenly divided. Great
Preparations are being made FOR the meeting
here next week. Senators Hampton aud But
Ter are expected to meet TiImAn on the stump.
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an ALLEGED SEES 0yERIssUE
Airick III. Man and Treasurer Nelson Ar
rested on Frank tIancimino's Comp aint.

~
rested on Frank CIancimino' Complaint.
Alrck II. Man, besides being managing d.
rector OF the Sea Beach Rail- DAD. is President
OF Ciancimino's Towing and Transportation
Company OF l27 Broad street having succeed
ed Peter Cianclmino in that Office. He and tho
Treasurer OF the towing company. James I.
Nelson. were arrested yesterday afternoon on
warrant obtained from Police Justice Hogan
by Frank Ciancinimo OF LII South Second
street, Brooklyn, who accused them OF having
overissued on Jan. last 22l, shares OF the
Gompanys stock. par value so a share.
They were taken to Iolice HeadQuarters
where they gave bail They snid aiterw ard
that the proceeding was piece of spite on the
part OF Cianclmino. who. on the election OF u
new Board Of Directors recently. had been dis
missed from his post as manager OF tho COM
pany. They said that II any stock bad been
over ssued they We're unaware OF It. aud the
oyerissue must be the result OF n clerical error.
THEY will DO at Jefferson Mnrket day.
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The Clontmpkers, bitter F,rht.

There was the usual hustle around Pythagoras Hall
yesterday morning CT locked.out cutters and cloak
makers Tho officers OF tho Consolidated Board said
that they expected the manufacturers give in early
this week On tho other hand tho manufacturers de-
Glare that they far OF from settlement as over
1t Is week since tho lOck in 10 noct
and to all appearance there has been little change
tho situation Oyer 90 was paid ont yeserday from
the treasury Of tho United Cloak and suit Cutters 10
the lock cd out mombeB Of tho organization at Pyth
sgoras Hail II aome cases tho men said they were
g their less prosperous hrethsen m: cloak operators
keeny; but as their President II. GArside, puts IL
they might Just as we'll ltarvo without work az starVa
with t. So they holding with grim
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Yale Seniors Compete for the De Fores
Prize.

NEw HAVEN June 2-The annual speaking OF the
seniors OF lRo for the De Forest prize occurred in
Bartlett Chapel this noon. Tic prize is gold medal
valued at 500 The speakers aud their subjects
Henry opdyke Planheld, y. j., THE Counter Reror.
nation OF the Sixteenth aud Seventeenth Centuries"
TIMES OF the French Race IN North America" John
Crosby Minneapolis James GrAhame, Marquis OF
Counter Reformation Of tie Sixteenth and
Centuries" Arthur w. Cotton, Wayne, Mich. :" The
Court OF King Rene" John D. Jackson New York.
The Applicability Of tho Federal system to Great
Britain and her Colonies "
This afternoon President Dwight announced that tho
M Crosby won the contest in Oratory at tho junior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-22
TIE IMPRISONED MINERS.
Four Signals OF the Engineers Bell IIenrd
Mt tho Hill Farm Mine.

Four SiGnnlS or the EnEineer'H Bell Heard
Mt tho Hill Farm Mine.
DUNBAR, Pa., June 2l.-Four distinct signals
OF the engineers bell were heard Mt the mouth
OF the Hill Farm mine this morning. No one
knows whether 1t was from the falling slate or
some OF the Imprisoned miners pulled tho wire
as signal. 1t is probable that falling slate
caused tho signal, but there is possibility that
the miners are still alive and used this means
as signal Mr. Beth NORMAN said this even
ing;
have just come from the, mine. and we
have struck the solid coal. have no doubt
about this. How long II will take us to get
through do not know. think we may reach
results to- orrow morning. but am not cor
tain. We must wait and soc. You can rest as
sured that we feel better now since we know
where We absolutely are. We will push things
Tor all they are worth"
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NEW ORLEANS, Juno 21,-To-day was the last
day fixed TO take the census in New Orleans.
hut the work is far from done. Supervisor
Badly reports that only half the enumerators
have handed in their lists to him. Tho work
will therefore he continued during next week.
Tho census OF the county districts will also be
oyertiowed condition OF come OF the parishes
rendering II u slow and tedious matter 10 take
March as a check on tho Federal one. Is near.
Is completed. 1t shows total OF about .l47-
900 Tor Louisiana and 236 800 for New OrlOanA