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OF the ordinary run Of such gatherings
was the speech OF socialist who com.
planned that people Of his political faith |
were not included in the call.
PITTSBURGH SITUATION.
Not More Than Fifteen thousand Men VIII
Bo Idea Peculiar Position.

NoE moro Innn EIItOen IhouA0nu Men WILL
Bo Idls-A Peculiar Position.
PITTsBURou, Pa, April 3O.-This city
is now fairly started on the eight hour
movement with 5000 carpenters out,
aud placing other trades in such a pecu.
liar position that 10000 members OF
other building organizations must Roon
follow.
The last and decisive meeting that
forces this struggle was held late to.
night when the Master Builders Asso.
citation met and decided positively not
to grant the carpenters' demands for
eight hours and an increase OF Eve cents
per hour.
In order to back up the carpenters the
other building trades had decided to
strike for eight hours providing only
that the Muster Builders locked the
carpenters out. II they did not lock the
carpenters out the other unions were
simply to ask for certain local adjust.
ments and a fair average OF wsges,
ignoring entirely the eight hour day.
Tonight the master builders con.
cluded they will not lock out the car.
penters, and the result will be that
10000 men comprising stone.masons,
roofers, marble.cutterp, planning men,
etc., will work on present contracts until
they have gone as far as they can with
out the carpenters, when they will find
themselves simply worked out OF a job
not locked out.
The brickIsyers, numbering 1900, arc
also brought into the fight, owing TO a
refusal Of their demands for uniform
wage Of $3.50 per day.
The pIasteTers, another Independent
organization, will also be forced into
idleness as soon as they have completed
this work to where the carpenters left
it tonight.
Altogether it is hardly likely that
more than $4,000 men, comprising all
builders within radius of twelve miles
OF this city will be idle as a result OF the
move tonight. The master builders say
they have had ample warning, and have
their contracts in such shape they can
lay idle all summer.
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DETROIT, April SO.-The strikO ct the
Michigan car shops is practically over.
Over 800 OF the old employees applied for
work this morning, which wao immedi:
ately given them. The men continued
to come in twos and thTees aud were inn
msdiSiely assigned to their various de-
psrtmen(s, Every department is work
M with more oy less men, and by To-:
morrow no y Saturday iEll operations will
ha reRumed
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Woman sentenertl for murder.

EXETER, N. H., April 3O.-In the su-
preme Court this morning Daniel Muir
ply and Frank Woods were pronounced
guilty Of murder in the SECOND degree
in the killing Of Elbridge G. Reed, at
Salem, and Mrs. Reed was adIudged
guilty Of being an accessory after the
fact. Murphy was sentenced to twenty
years, Woods TO seven years, and Mrs.
Reed to FIVE years imprisonment. Mrs.
Hattie G. Beekman, for manslaughter
in killing her husband at Seabrook, was
sentenced to State prison for five years.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, April SO,-News
reached the city to-day that some par.
ties last night wentito Layinsky's mill,
near Yerbeps, Ala, and carried OF ab.
solutely everything except the mill.
The comniSsary was valued at several
thousand dollars. The country about
Verbena 10 infested with a daring band
Of robbers, who have in the past few
robberies,
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DETROIT. April 3O.-The tirst sod of
the tunnel between Detroit and Wind.
sor was turned this morning one mile
back Of the river on the Michigan Cen.
trail line. The Mayor and several alder.
men from Windsor we're present, but
there was no general celebration OF the
event. The party left at l0:45 over the
Michigan Central for the point at which
the tunnel is TO be started,
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Bryan, Ono, April SO.-A terrific
.sIu, hail and wind storm visited this
place this :stteruooA. Hardly 2 single
house escaped without. some damage.
It is thought the peach, pear and cherry
crops will be ruined.
Sells Brothers circus w0s exhibiting
at the Fair Grounds at Titiin. This wind
blew down and destroyed all the tents,
but fortunately the main performances
was over. The animals were wild with
terror. A number Of persons were
slightly injured.
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tlemen who make the proposition, and
that the subscription will be Of general

tlemen who make the proposition, and
that the subscription will be OF general
benefit"
Kraft Bros. & Rosenberg-."we have
given the matter very little thought, but
II the subscription will bring the road,
We think the end justifss the MEANS"
Muhn & Brandfass THE county
should do all she 10 able to do. The
amount must be decided upon later"
Mccoy Shoe Co.-"We are in favor OF
any enterprise that will be Of any benefit
to Wheeling, Ohio county, OF the State
OF West Virginia, and We recognize the
fact that It takes money amt a liberal
spirit to bring these things about"
Hubbard & Paul-"The road will sure
ly be Of benefit to the city aud county,
and II the county can be secured against
serious loss in the matter, 1t should
make the subscription"
Neill & EllinghAm-"We are in favor
Of the road and when 1t comes to vote
We will all favor it. The more roads we
get the better"
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April SO.-In the course
Of a lecture last night Rev. Howard
MacQueary, under six months suspen-
sion from the Episcopal ministry, said
that Christianity had been evolved
from inferior degrees Of intelligence Just
as the human form had been evolved
from inferior materials. As to the soul,
be reasoned that it was real thing aud
not source OF feeting states OF con.
sciousness. It was evolution from in.
ierior forces and while animals had
souls, they had not attained to or been
evolved, Gs the soul of the Intelligent
man which would survive forever.
MacQueary reiterated the disbelief in
the divinity OF Jesus, but he believes in
bis spiritpsl intensity. From the above
1t would seem that the Rev. MacQueary
will not re-enter the fold OF the Episco-
pal church.
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corinrton Not Heard From.

MONTGOMERY, Mo-, April SO.-The in
vestigation OF Cashier H. W. Coving.
toms account with the FarMers' and
Traders Bank is about completed. The
shortage is more than double the amount
heretofore thought to be missing. It is
put at $4,000. The stockholders paid
tho deficiency and the bank will be re.
opened for business. No tidinEs from
Cashier CoVinPton,
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Two Tn0uanpd WllI 90 Out,

LA SALE, I'LL, April SO.-To'morrow
morning all the coal shafts in this vi
cinity, excepting the White Breast Fuel
Company's mine, will shut down and
1900 miners and company men will be
out of employment. 1t 10 understood
there is no strike at present, but no con-
tracts for the coming year have yet been
made between the operators and the em
ployeCs, and until these are affected no
coal will be mined here.
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LIMA, Ono, April SO-rhe boiler of
freight locomotive No, 81, south.bound
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
road, exploded with terrific force at
Johnston's Station about noon to-day.
Fireman John Foley, Of this city, was
killed. Front brakeman Woods was
seriously scalded, cut and bruised, and
cannot live. Engineer Jacob Eich, was
severely scalded and right arm and
hand, right leg badly injured.
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CoLuMsus, Quo, April SO,-Presiden.
Rae sayb that extensive preparations
had been palo by the Iowa miners to
strike May |, or for May day, but will
acquiesce in tho National Executive
Boards decision, and no strike will take
place. All will rest content with the
Dine.hour day. 1t is possible the ques'
ton Of wages may come up and cause
some tronble before il is adjusted.
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PINE BLpFF, ARK. April aO.-Johp J.
Hooker fatally shot D. Derregeaux in q
quarrel WHICH began in the fencing up
Of piece Of road. Hooker disputed
DerreEeaux's right 10 obstruct certain
road and the former started to destroy
the fence, whereupon Derrezeaux at
tackled him, beating and injuring him
severely. Hooker then drew q revolver
and shot his assailant. Hooker is we'll
known in this section, while Derrezeaux
belongs to the Lucas family, OF st. Louis.
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LEAyESgoRTH, KAs, April SO.-
Thomas Maddern, OF this county, has
just returned from Port Natal, South
Africa. and trip to the interior OF the
dark continent. He says Stanley has
exaggerated many things and that mis-.
sionGries do more harm than good. Ac.
cording to M8ddern the natives are con-
yerted from happy, frugal, abstemious
heathens into disgraCefpl lazy vaga.
bonds. When the katlirs get religion,
he says, they brood over it and consider
only its spiritual side.
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CixcrSxAri, April So.-Lsbor organ
izStions in tbs city have refused to take
action at their regular meetings toward
choosing delegates to the conference to
be held here May 10 looking toward the
formation Of third party. but last
night meeting Of laborinG men called
for the purpose st the suggestion OF y.
A. Power, who is here making arrange
ments for the third party conference,
chose ten delegates from each OF the
two Congressional districts.
The only incident Of the meeting onI
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BURLINGTON, IA, April SO-Advicea
received by the Hawkeye from various
points in Illinois and Iowa, indicate d
variety Of feeling on the part Of the
lahoringmen concerning strike to.mor'
row. There Is great diRsalisfaction IN
Fulton county, Illinois, among the
miners, and strike is threatened. The
feeling among the miners in the vicinity
OF Ottumwa Is Just the opposite, they
seeming Satisfied with their work and the
wages. No odissatigiaction Is noted in the
other trades OF this vicinity,
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ARMY MANOEUYRLS
On the German Frontier to bo Instltutsd
by the French.

On the German FrOhu0F TO DO InBttuteu
by the French.
PARIS, April SO.-The newspapers OF
this city to-day announce that the
French armies on the German frontier
will be exercised in night military
manoeuvres on an immense scale early
in the month OF May. All the garrisons
in the Departments Of Meurthe aud NO.
selle, forming part Of the army corps, will
take up war positions along tho frontier.
The troops in the Meurthq and Moselle
will be reinforced by large force OF cav
airy and infantry brought together by
an extensive mobiiiz alton Of the army
reserves. The troops thus placed under
arms will occupy all the vital positions
in which they have to hold to oppose q
supposed invasion Of German troops.
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CRAzgD BY THE GRIP.
4 Leading Washington PLY Ssic.an shuOt'
HitnsOlf Dead.

4 LtadIng Washington PhIsIcIan shnDta
HiInsolf Dead.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 30.-Dr. R,
G. Moss, one of Wsshington's leading
physicians and most respected citizens,
lies at the point of death from self,in-
hicted bullet wound. He was crazed by
an attack Of grip, which developed into
pleurisy, aud this, in turn into pneu.
monia. He sent his attendants from the
room, and rising from his bed, crossed
the chamber to the mantel, where his
revolver was. He took it in his hand,
and placing the muEzle against his
hreast, fred ball through his body,
just below the heart.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, April SO.-Judge
simonton yesterday morning handed
down an opinion in two cases Of appeal
by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company, from two settlements made
sgainst the company by the Auditor
General and State Treasurer, August l6.
1889, for tax on loans for two years, 1887
and 1883. Judgment l. directed TO be
catered ip favor OF the eommonEGG!th
and against the defendant in the sum Of
SOS, IT'S 90.
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Sioux FAILS, s. D., April 8o-The
jury in the case Of Plenty Horse, the
SIOUX Indian on trial Tor the murder oil
Lieutenant Casey at the tine Of the late
uprising Of Indians, reported this morn
ing their inability to agree, and were
sent back to their rooms. Itis reported
that eleven OF the iurymen favor convic'
ton for murder and one for manslaugh-
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April 8O.-A
msn answering the description fur
nished the police Of Washington of
Jack the Ripper is now under arrest here
awaiting the arrival OF the New York
authorities. The prisoner gave his name
as John Hughes and his place OF resi-.
dence rs New York, but would give no
further information,
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ABrutnlPr Fight.

BMDeEroRT, CoNI., April a0.-A
prize fight between Dan Russell, aged
twenty-five, and Harry Lane, aged
twenty, both Of this city, took place on
Long Island yesterday. The 6ght was
one Of the most brutal mills ever seen.
The battle lasted two hours and twenty
minutes. Russell Lost in the thirty.
eighth ropnd by foul. The men were
evenly matched,
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Tho Proposed Traffic bonds.

There was understood to be a Joint
meeting Of the committee OF the Wheel
ing & Harrisburg Railroad and the
County Commissioners committee on
the proposed loan in the shape OF traffic
bonds for the projected railroad called
for last evening, but for some reason it
did not materiaIizs. The County Com.
missioners' committee got together and
informally discussed the proposition,
and an agreement was made to meet
with the representatives CT the railroad
this evening at s o'clock.
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SptcIN DIIDlIcH % Vk IHltIIVEHotI.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April SO.-Wil-
Jamestown Oil and Gas Company, OF
WilliamStown, has been chartered.
Capital stock, 5000, with the privilege
Of increasing it to $4,000. Shares $lOC
each, held by ]. O. Breeze and j. B. Ell.
liaon, ot st. MRry's, and W. Z, Roe, NJ.
Richter and N. s. Wilson, Of Williams
town.
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ATAuAptASNa ~ hHu thAs0N ShtANs sSoNe"
CHICAGO, April 3O.-on motion Of the
attorney for the Board Of Control OF the
Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair,
Miss Phoebe Couzins' petition for an
Injunction to refrain them from femov.
ing her from the position OF Secretary,
was transferred to the United States
Court. The ground for removal was
that number OF defendants are citizens
of other States than Illinois.
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IInnnEnl i,nn,IIlInn.

PEomA, III, April 9o.-The miners
shrike, for which dealers have been pre-
pairing for months, will not materialize
tomorrow, at least rs for rs Peoria il
concerned. There are 900 miners III
this district, and out Of over forty mines
it is thought not more than fifty men
will quit work,
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OMAHA, NED April SO.--There willbe
no strike in Omaha tomorrow. Central
Labor Union held Especial meeting last
night and decided upon this course.
Tie union, will, however, demand that
the laws OF the State be enforced on
July !, when tho eight hour Law goes
p4InpR
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KnIrht. rom plnr noonl.

lpTEEIF OI1P77'IN 70 VIC IN9IE7KgV"VI'
FAlR4oST, W. Va, April SO.-orusade
oommsndery No. Q. Knights TemPlar,
OF this place, is having boom. There
we're ten postulatea given the order4
last night by Past Commander Jesse R.
Purnell and Grand Commander W. H.
EoVey. The banquet was served by g.
L. Skinner, OF the Holgh HOUSE. and
was an elaborate affair. This energy
among this order means a large turn
ont IN Wheeling on the 18th prox at
which time the gtaBd Gommandety
popVeneB.
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Special UlIpdlcN 70 NC IHltHIVF1117'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April S0.-fhe
Governor will probably not make the
appointments Of the Worlds Fair Board
and other positions until the early part
of the week, vhsp he will make clean
The Board Of Agriculture will hold liz
first meeting hero on Monday for organ.
ization and the election Of officers, and
the Governor thinks it best to wait until
their meeting before deciding fully.
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Duluth Plumbers win Strike.

DuLurn, MINI, April SO.-The plumb
ors have decided tostrike for the eight
hour day tomorrow. They also ask
thatthey be required to work only Z
hours each Saturday. They demand the
same wages they are nov getting for
nine hours, nam0ly, from s. 80 TO =.
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BosroN, April SO.-The convention OF
the Episcopal Church in the diocese Of
Massachusetts, to-day elected Rev.
Phillips Brook, Of Trinity Church, Bos.
tan, to the Office Of Bishop 10 succeed
the late Bishop Paddock. The vote was
90 IN EP
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I.aat night a very enjoyable entertAin-
ment wRs given by the Lodge OF Recba.
bites at their hall, No. 30 Twelfth street.
Rev. Q. W. Gushing delivered the OPEN
ing address. The programme consisted
OF musical and literary selections, in
which part was taken by Miss Land,
Mrs. Afford, Mrs. Oscar seeley and Mr..
+. A. Taylor. Refreshments were served
after the exercises.
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MEANING THE END.
The Coke Strike will be Settled Ono Way or
the Other soon.

IHU OUKU 0EIIIsW VIII DC oUIEIeU VIIU WY OF
the Other soon.
scorTDALE. Pa, april 9O.-The opera
tors are freely using their most powerful
weapon to break the strike, and are
bringing carloads daily into the region.
A complete resume Of the situation
to-day shows twenty.four plants run.
ming under the sliding scale, embracing
1867 ovens and 9, $50 men, though labor
leaders deny these figures. There are
1900 ovens in the region, and 10 600
men went on the strike. There were
100 cars OF coke shipped from the region
to-day, and the story will be told soon,
one way or the other.
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. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 3O.-Dr
Joseph Lsidy, the eminent physician,
scientist aud naturalist, who has been
living at the point OF death at his resi-.
denCe in this city since Friday last died
this morning.
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ST. LouB, April 3O.-Yesterday John
L. Sullivan, while in a saloon, pulled
out q wad Of bills aud threw them on
the floor and said: "There's my stuff
that Gays can lick slRvin right now.
He's got no business following me
around the country making bluffs.
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DKs MolNGs, Iowa, April 3O,-Presi-
dent Scott, OF the Iowa District United
Mine Workers, is authority for tho state
ment that the Iowa miners will not go
out May !. The eight hour day, he says,
is not abandoned, however, but only
pOstponed,
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ALBANY, n. Y, April 3O.-The tax
levy this year is ! l mills, being for sup
port only Of schools and canals, and /. is
the first in forty.six years last passed
when the people. have not been taxed
for general purposes.
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COLUMBUS, O, April SO.-ThomAs Cal.
lahan, sged Glty, fatally shot his vile
three times this morning. He is insane
and imagines that he Is to be sent to On
asylum. The insanity Is the result oil a
terrible injury received in November.
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The Move
WILL NOT DE GENERAL.
The Eight Hour Strike Gov
erned Largely by Local
Conditions.
UNITED NINE WORKERS
Conference at Columbus Prac.
ticalIy Declares the
Strike OF.

a Variety of Opinions from Iowa and
Illinois as 10 What will be Done.
Trouble Looked for In St. LOuls-The
Building Trades viii Strike In Many
Cltles-ImpossibIe to Tell What the
Day will Develop In the Country
Generally.
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THERR 10 nothing like DR.. Thomas'
Eclectic Oil to quickly cure a cold or re.
liGve hoaEeness. Written by Mrs. NJ. ].
Fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph county,
Michigan. paw
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Po.tmn,ter Appolnts,l.

spostal DipateA 10 ne IteulCmer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3O.-A. NJ.
Ridgeway, vice @. NJ. Morse resigned,
has been appointed postmaster at
Biety, Tucker comfy.
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Why New York IL Happy.

ALBANY, April SO-Both branches OF
the Legislature adjourned sine die at
noon to-day,
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Ys,lsrda,,. nA.s rnlI Gam.s.

A! New YOrk-BroOklyn $; New
At Pittaburgh-Pittsburgh Al cleve.
Al Baldmore-Bsltimore 0; Washing
Al { Philadelphia-Athletics Ii Boston
at Cincinnati Cincinnati A. Chicago
At Cincinnati Cincinnati l5i oOlum.
At St, IOuis-st. Louis 10; Louisville
AT BOstOn-Phlladelphia ls; Boston 2.
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Go TO Kurncr & Co. for Wall PaperB
Of all kinds. 80 Twelfth street, secoGd
door from Market street.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-11-23
TICKLING THE SOUTH.
Lawrence, the shepherd King, In,
Nites Cotton Men to FrOtec
tiOu'S BANQUET.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 20.-William
Lawrence has written a long letter to
the News and Courier proposing an ALI.
ance between the cotton growers of the
south and the wool growers of the north
to prohibit the Importation OF foreign
woods and woolens and foreign cotton
and cotton goods.
Realizing that southerners are averse
to prohibition tariffs he suggests that
while they may oppose protection as a
principle. they may as well enjoy its ben
etits while those benefits are being passed
around
Mr.. Lawrence's appeal is one word for
cotton and two for wool. and the greater
portion of his letter is given up to de-
scribing a wonderful picture of prosper
ity aud happiness to be possessed by
Americans when the A, 1000 600 sheep in
this country is increased to 100000, 900
and enough wool is raised at home to
supply the demand of the United States.
He argues that the worlds demand for
cotton is so small that the southern peo'
pie should enter upon sheep husbandry,
and utilize their waste acrcs.-New York
World