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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05
EDWARD
GROETZINGER,
627 and 67o Penn Avenue.

627 and GAG Penn Avenue.
wDealers will take notice
that we are selling goods
cheaper than they can be
bought in the Eastern market.
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MANUFACTURERS
ADVANCED
CARPET5
EURTAlN5
10 to 20 Per Cent.
There is no longer a doubt
about Carpets and Curtains
advancing in price. The man.
ufacturers have already put
the figures up.
We purchased a much larger
stock for the Fall trade than
we would have done had the
advance in prices not been
threatened, and will dispose of
the entire line at the prices
made at the opening of the
season.
Hotel keepers and others
who contemplate refurnishing
during the present Fall or
coming Winter will save
money by getting in on this
importation-the next lot will
sell from 10 to IS per cent
higher.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
THREATENING REDS.

Indians In Dakota becoming Restives and
Deflant-The War Department Taking
Measures to Prevent nm Outbreak.
WASHINGTON, Nov Is. --Advices re-
ceived by the War Department from
General Miles indicate that the Indians
in Dakota are threatening an outbreak
and that the whites In tho vicinity of
the Cheyenne Rosebud and White
Earth agencies are very much alarmed
at the hostile attitude OF the Indians.
The Indians seem to have been stirred
up over the coming OF the Messiah, re-
ports of which have been heretofore
made by the agents and military officers
and the medicine men have succeeded
in producing state of feeling that is
likely to produce trouble unless the
Government sends large body of troops
into the field. The Interior Depart
ment has become alarmed and has
turned the matter over to the War De-
partment
The Indians at the Cheyenne agency
have defied the agents and the Indian
police, and the reports from the Brule
and ogallalla bands of Sioux are also of
threatening character.
Upon the recommendation of General
Miles the War Department yesterday
issued orders for the Eighthca valry at
Fort Meade to take the field, and the
troops at Forts Niobrara, Robinson,
Laramie and other posts in the vicinity
of the threatened outbreak may also be
ordered out
1t is evidently the intention of the
War Departmenttom to make slmilardemon-
stration against the Northern Indians
should the exirencies REQUIRE
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
THE WORLD AT LARGE
Summary of the Daily News
MAsIrINaToN NoTEs.

Six hundred thousand ounces OF sill
yer we're offered at the Treasury on the
10th and all wore purchased at from
81 ESQ to S1 O37.
MINISTER LINCOLN says he does not
intend to resign his post in London.
THE total gold in the Treasury. coin
and bullion, is So93 5l4 15o: gold certifl-
Gates IN Treasury, $50, 437, $50; gold GER
tfcates in circulation, s135. 96a 7G0; net
gold in Treasury. coin and bullion,
S157, $50, 3sl.
THE Washington Critic publishes the
statement that the recent furry in
stocks and tho temporary panic in the
money market were due to the with
drawal from circulation by the Louisi-
ana Lottery Company of its $1,000. 600
surplus.
SECRETARY TRACY has issued an or
der increasing the number of stars on
the National ensign and Union jack TO
forty-three. Five new stars are added,
one each for North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Montana, Washington and Idaho.
The stars are arranged in six rows, the
top row containing eight stars and the
other five rows containing seven stars
each.
GENERAL RuGER U. S. A., has re-
turned from the Standing Rock agency,
where he has been investigating the
threatened outbreak of the Indians in
expectation of their long looked for
Messiah. He says that the excitement
has subsidized and no trouble is antlci
pated
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
THE SOUTH.

JOE JACKSON, one of the Rube Bur-
rows gang, confined in the penitentiary
at jackson, Miss, awaiting trial for
train robbery, committed suicide by
jumping from the third floor of the cor
tance of sixty feet
MILLER will not contest Elliott's seat
for tho Seventh Congressional district
of South Carolina, but viii sue the
printers who printed his ticket in
manner not in compliance with the law
JUDGE SANDELs, Associate Justice of
tho Supreme Court of Arkansas, died at
his home in Fort Smith, Ark. He was
United States attorney for the West
ern district of Arkansas under Cleve-
lands administration. and resigned upon
the election OF Harrison, and was
elected in April, 1889, to the Supreme
Bench Of the State. September /, 1890,
he was reelected.
THE court martial proceedings at the
recent trial of First Lieutenant G. NJ
Turner Adjutant OF the Eighteenth in
fantry at Fort Clark, Tex, on the
charge OF embezzlement OF the band
funds have been made known. Lieu
tenant Turner was found guilty and
sentenced to dishonorable dismissal
from the army.
BURLINGTON, the condemned murderer
OF Sheriff Cranmer, who escaped from
jail at Boonville. Mo, has been recapt-
ured at Auburn, Ky. He was visiting
his sweetheart
THE remains OF the late Major-Gen-
eral George Crook have been taken
from Oakland, Md, and inferred with
military honors In the National ceme-
terry at Arlington, in the presence OF
few longtime friends of the dead Gem
eral.
The sensational statements concern
ing leprosy in Now Orleans are again
revived, 1t being alleged that forty cases
exist in the city
THE case OF Rube Smith, cousin Of
Rube Burrows, ended at jackson, Miss,
in verdict of guilty The charge was
for robbing the mails at Buckatnnna in
September, 1889 Smith is the only
survivor OF the notorious Rube Burrows
gang OF train robbers
NEAR Millersburg, KY, a passenger
train ran into handcar on which were
five track repairers James Finley was
instantly killed, John Garrady had his
leg cut off and the other three received
Injuries that may term nate fatally
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
SERIOUS SHUT DOWN.
An Attachment Suit Throws One Thousand
Men Out of Work.

An Attachment Suit Throws One Thousand
Men Out of Work
KANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 15.-Dis-
satisfaction among the stockholders of
the Kansas City Packing & Chase Re-
frlgerator Company of Boston resulted
in an attachment being issued against
the entire plant owned by the Kansas
CITY Packing Company In Armourdale
at IL o'clock last night to satisfy a
claim of S505, 900.
The attachment was placed in the
hands of Sheriff Bowling about 0
O'Clock in tho evening and at IL
o'clock Deputy Sheritfs Worthington
and Horstman succeeded in getting SER
vice on d. J. Sweeney, superintendent
OF the fresh meat department. A
message was at once delivered to Mr..
Clay Gregory. secretary Of the company,
and at o'clock this morning a confer
ence was held between Mr.. Gregory, his
attorneys and Sheriff Bowling in the
county court house in Kansas City, Kan
1t was decided not to attempt to re-
plevin the plant as 1T would require
81, 000, 600 bond to get possession.
The works therefore, which have beel
in operation for the past four years,
will shut down until tho matter is adj
justed. This will throw 1000 men out
OF work.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE Tobacco Growers Convention will
meet in Louisville on Dec. o
THE corner stone of the new county
court house, to cost $500, 600, was laid at
Dallas, Texas, on the 18th.
ALIVE FuLrz, Jr., young man farm
ing near Columbus, Texas, was taking a
MONDAY nap on the railroad with his
head on the rail, when train came
along and decapitated him.
The Farmers Alliance has decided to
extend the scope of the organization
by establishing an assessment life in
surance branch which is to be conducted
similar to the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen.
Ir Is understood at Washington that
active negotiations are in progress for
securing new treaties between South
American countries and the United
States under the recent act Of Congress.
Secretary Blaine hopes to lay the re-
suits in treaty form before the Senate
at the coming session.
j. L. COMPTON, prominent citizen OF
Santa Anna, Texas, in an epileptic fit,
fell into well ON the 14th from the
effects of which he died. Mr.. Compton
served during the war with the Terry
Rangers, and was Mason in high stand
ing.
LATE adyices from the Pine Ridge
Agency in South Dakota are to the Of
feet that the excitement among the In
dians on account Of the reported com
ing of the now Messiah is rapidly in-
creasing.
THE Cuban Government has issued a
circular Offering a reward Of $4,000 for
the capture OF tho notorious bandit
chief, Manuel Garcia. and s., 600 for the
capture o. each Of his companions.
RuBE sMfTH Rube Burrows cousin
and partner in crime, was on the 18th
convicted in the Federal Court at Jack
son, Miss, Of mail robbery in the Buck
atunna affair.
ONLY eleven counties are necessary
70 complete the gubernatorial vote OF
Tennessee. The totals now stand; Buch-
anan, loi, 49,; Baxter, 6s 500; Kelley,
10. s97.
THE Indications are that there will
be soma very Large defeiences in ap-
propriaHons for the ycaF 70 be provided
for al the next session Tbs deficiency
on aceoant af pensions viii ha enormous.
pp to aAea taape has been slsi, 1000 900
aeasa aas of she treasury tag tno nen.
sieaA slaea sAs lsi " 3aiy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

WOODSTOCK, Ont, Nov IA. ~. Rcgi-
nald Birchall, the. murderer Of Feeder
lex Cornwall Benwell, was hanged at
s:26 o'clock this morning He protested
his innocence to the last The crime
was committed February II this
year and grew out Of the pupil
farming swindle by which young En-
glishmen we're victiuiized Birchall be-
ing one Of tho parties engaged in the
nelarious business He was the son OF
Rev Joseph Birchall, rector Of the
church. New Aocrington, Lanca-
shire, England, and we'll known and
highly respected clergyman. He was
born May 25, 1865 The murdered man
was son OF Colonel w 4. Benwell, OF
the British army retired, and was high.
iy connected.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

DURING election disorders at Rosario,
Argentine Republic, the troops were
called out, and before order was re-
stored several persons we're killed.
FURIOUS gale prevailed along the
Irish and Welsh coasts on tho l1th and
quantities OF wreckage we're washed
ashore There was an incessant down
pour OF rain and tho mountain streams
were torrents, and inlthe Festlniog dis
trict were swept away a number Of
workmen's cottages.
PRoF KocH viii soon reveal his con-
sumption cure TO the world ID kills
the bacilli and ia inexpensive.
TuEEr haye heon many collisions OF
leta between laboFegs and the police 10
balK ea aud lha leesiug 4 enc q gseAs
leAeNk
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

GOVERNOR CAMPBELL. of Ohio, is SO
seriously i'll that visitors have been for
hidden him. He is threatened with
typhoid pneumonia
f. J, BENJAMIN, prominent mer-
chant Of Bloomington, Ill, committed
suicide by shooting III health was the
cause.
AGNES HERNDoS, the actress, deserted
her company at Columbus, O., recently,
leaving tho members penniless. She
was accompanied by her leading man,
Emmett C. King.
THE German and English factions OF
the Reformed Church at Sherwood, O. !,
have taken their disputes into the
courts and the church is closed.
MODERN Woodmen met in biennial
session at Springfield, ILL.,, on the llth.
THERE is danger OF grain blockade
In the Red river valley OF North Da-
kotn
THE city council OF Brazil Ind, has
deposed Jacob Herr, the mayor, for in
ebriety.
TnE we'll known prize herd Of BerlS-
shire hogs owned by M X. Price a.
Son, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, has been nearly
DESTROYED by cholera. Within the last
two weeks 100 hogs valued at 81, 900 have
died.
THE pigeon shooting match between
Chicago and Kansas City at the latter
CITY resulted in favor OF Chicago.
WILLIAM DESNY a prominent broker
on the Spokane Falls Mining Exchange
shot himself in vacant store room in
that city. Financial losses caused des,
pondcncy He was about 80 years OF
ago and was pioneer OF the Pacific
Northwest
A DISASTROUS railroad accident oc-
Cured on the Southern Pacific about
Ave miles from Salem, Ore. The end Of
a long trestle gave way under a passen-
ger train and four men we're taken out
ol the wreck dead About twenty per-
sons besides were seriously injured
"A COMPANY has Leen incorporated ia
Illinois aud hns parchased 1000 acres oi
land at Park RIDGE and will prepare AZ
cfee ID n,anafacsnre tln-paia
g'iiTRE WIS pan : ia rAicas2's GnY'
cfnment la lllng y tho lash, a vas
sort SEs heas3 en nis es5as Aigis laet
.gag wss sesyi a gle EAia
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

THE schooner Ocean Wave capsized In
the lake about twelve miles from Oswe-
go, N. Y. The crew We're supposed to
be drowned.
EXPLORER STANLEY delivered his first
lecture in America to a fashionable
audience at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York, on the 11th.
MARY and Ann Meyers, two old maids
who lived at 1i5 Ellery street. Hart
ford, Conn, were found dead recently.
Neglect and old age was probably the
cause Of their death.
CHARLES NJ. WHITNEY & Co, brokers,
New York, have failed Tho Whitney
Bank at Now Orleans was affected by
the failure
JOHN r. WALKER & SoS, importers O..
silks, New York, have failed. They
were rated at $500, 900.
TIE failure OF Decker, Howell & Co,
was announced on the New York Stock
Exchange on the l1th. The liabilities
reached the immense Sum Of $40, 600, 000
Tue thirteenth congress Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church OF the United
States opened at Philadelphia on the
11th
JUDGE PRATT, of New York, appoint.
cd as receivers for the sugar trust Gen.
eral Henry w. Slocum, Henry O. Have
meyer and S. v. White. The receivers
will control sl1, 600, 600 OF the assets of
the trust and property to the value of
S., 600, ,O00
THE 11th OF November was an excit-
ing day on the New York Stock Ex-
change A panic was narrowly averted
by action of the banks
]. G. WALcoTr & Co.. brokers, New
York, have assigned.
JAMRs s GOODWIN, a cartoonist on
Puck, was killed on the track recently
near Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The North River Bank suspended
temporarily at New York on the 18th.
THE total vote of the State of Penn
sylvania for Governor was: Pattison,
Democrat, 4G4 200; Delamater, Repub-
lican, 447. 655; Gill, Prohibition, 1o, IT'S;
Ryder, Labor 2, 225
WILLIAM HASTINGS, John Whalen and
Thomas Wadsworth were drowned In
the rough weather in Ipswich Bay, near
Gloucester, Mass, the other night
They were on spurling trip
THE Delta Kappa Epsilon College fra
ternity began three days secret ses-
sion in New York on the 18th
THE Democrats OF the First Maine dis
trict have decided not to contest Reeds
seat in the next House OF Representa-
tives. The leaders now contemplate
an appeal to the House that commit
tee be sent down there to inquire into
election methods.
DANIEL S. APPLETON, OF the publish
ing firm of d. Appleton & Co, died at
his home in University place. New York.
He was stricken with apoplexy.
DIR II. T. DEXTER editor OF the Con-
gregationalist, died at his homo in
Newburyport Mass, recently.
IL Brooklyn verdict was rendered
for So, 500 in favor OF ex-Assemblyman
Daniel w. Talmagc against the New
York World. Mr.. Talmage sued the
Word for $50 900 for ibel in calling him
a corrupt legislator
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
APPREHENpEp DEFICIENCY.
Pension Payments Cutting Deeply Into the
Public Funds.

Public Funds.
WASHINGTON, Nov i5.-Secretary
Window is preparing his estimates for
tho coming session OF Congress. Though
the Mckinley tariff law went into effect
on the 9th OF October goods imported
before that date may be withdrawn any
time prior to the first Of February at
the old rate OF duty. These duties
coming In with those collected under
the new law it is difiScssift - estimate
what thc assva-:.:...es under the new law
,s.ssiiiI ,ss..siI De at present Tho daily revenues
exceed the daily ordinary expenses but
there is no means OF estimating what
the custom revenues will be after
February /. 1t Is not improbable
that the largely increased rates of
duty in many instances will reduce inn
portations, and therefore reduce the
revenues The indications are that
there viii be some very large defcien-
cies in the appropriations for this year
to be provided for at the next session.
The deficiency on account of pensions
will be enormous Up to date there has
boon SG4, 900, 900 drawn out of the
Treasury for pensions since the 1st OF
July. About SO, 00c, 900 of this sum was
drawn this month, and 1t is hoped at
the department that there will be no
moro persion drafts before January.
Upon this basis it is estimated that tho
expenditures for pensions during the
whole year will be si4o 100000 or $780,
900, 600. M
But 1t seems quite probable that the
$40, 900, 900 just drawn viii not last un-
til January, and that the expenditure
for the whole year will be much more
than est mated Deducting the Sl9,-
600, 600 not yet expended. the expendi-
tures for the first quarter of the year
have amounted to about S44, 600, 900.
This carried out for tho four quarters
would make the expenditures for tho
year sl78, ,000,0 600, TO meet which less
than 800, 900, 900 has be en- appropriated.
Meanwhile the number OF pensions is
steadily increasing and the deficiency
may be greater than SO, 00o oo0
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

DULUTH MINI, Nov i5-News has
reached here that dwelling house on
the Thompson road west OF West Dn-
luth was blown into kindhnr wood by
dynamite. A man named Moreland
placed a can Of dynamite near the stove
10 thaw il out II soon exploded. i0ill-
ing him Instantly EIis wife and fonr
children were seriously injured
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

LONDON, Nov. 10, "A bitter persecu-
tion OF Roman Catholics IS raging in the
western provinces Of Russia The Gov
ernment Of Kief has ordered that no
new Roman Catholic churches shah be
built and that churches already stand.
ing shall not be repaired.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
fxnled lis Uncle.

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. Is Boyd Gil
more struck his uncle, Hugh Stewart
over the head with q baseball bat in
flicting Injuries which resulted in Stow
arts death. Stewart was intoxicated
and was abusing young GilmureF
mothor
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20

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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-20
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