The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-03-28
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TWENTY THOUSAND engineers in the
northeastern part of England have gone on
a strike. They demand q reduction Of the
hours of labor.
EDWARD PHELPS, representing an
English syndicate, has secured options on
twelve of the fourteen glass factories at
Findlay, Ohio, for $500, 600.
SENATOR VOORHEES, will be the princi-
pal counsel for Mr.. Kincaid when he is put
on trial for the killing of ex- Ropresenta-
tive Taulbee.
THE striking VIEWERS at Gablong, Boz
hemia, have become %riotous. The local
police are powerless to Withstand them,
and the military have been summoned.
A STRIKE is imminent on the Chicago
& Eastern Illinois road, which, 1t is said,
will involve all the lines df labor on the
road except the locomotive engineers.
AT Toronto, Ont, Charles and Lewis
S%chochererls beat Morris Goldstein nearly
to death, The former are said to be nihil-
lists and it is thought Goldstein is a spy.
RANSOM FLOYD, whose wife was killed
by burglars somo weeks ago and who was
severely beaten by them at the same time,
has died OF his injuries at Westport, N. Y.
Two workmen were burned to death and
several others injured in a fire which de-
stroyed q railroad mems boarding house on
the Pennsylvania road near Johnstown. Pa.
HENRY KuNZEI, who was arrested ut
Kansas City on the charge of embezzle-
ment. was formerly treasurer OF Minnesota
Lake, Mimi, and not of Blue Earth CITY.
as stated.
GEoRHE H. STAYNoR and Henry s..
Ives secured bail in New York on the eight
criminal indictments found against them,
charging them with felony, and have been
released.
LORD SALISBURY in the house Of lords
has given notice of q motion approving the
report of the Parnell commission and
thanking the judges for their just and i'm
partial conduct.
The George H. Chance, q steam schooner
owned by the Deep Sea FishineAeet, which
left Astoria, Ore, for a short cruise a
month ago, is reported lost. She carried q
crew of fifteen men.
A NEW association Of wool manufacture
ers has been organized to oppose the old
National association. It will fasist the de.
Mands OF WOOL growers n WILL 0sk q re-
duction in wool duties.
REV. DIR. T. B. MA1sELL, Of the Nc
Keesport (Pa.) NJ. E. church, who has
been on trial on charges Of lying and defa-
nation. was found guilty on the first count
and acquitted on the second.
AT Pleasant Hill. Mo-, Eli Stahlnecker,
aged ". drove his wife and children from
home, dangerously wounded Constable
Prather, who attempted to arrest him, and
then committed suicide.
In consequence of the masters avoiding
o direct reply to the demands made upon
them for an advance in miners wages, the
miners federation has resolved to imme.
diately insugurate a strike throughout Eng.
land.
UNION carpenters Of Chicago have is.
sued q circular notifying union carpenter.
throughout the country that they expect te
strike April z for eight hours, and asking
that men be prevented from coming te
Chicago.
THE dwelling house of Thomas Lozor
and John o. Nadon, at Bay City, Mich.
burned. Lozon threw his wife out Of 6
second-story window, fatally injuriug her
A 7.year.o old daughter Of Nadon perished
in the flames.