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THE EIGHT-HOUR DAY
No Hope Of Agreement Between
Miners and Operators.
THE COKE REGION IS QUIET.
Strikers, Their wives and Children At.
tack s.scabs''-Pitssburx Carpen-
tiers want Reduced Hours.

PirTsBuRG, April 10-It is definitely de-
termined that on May the 5000 carpen-
tiers in the Pitfsburg district of the Car
pcfiters and Joiners of North America
viii cease work until the builders concede
the eight-hour demand.
GRKEssBURe. Pa, April l0.--At Whit
ncy's works, near Latrobe, this afternoon,
40 strikers, accompanied by their wives
and children, made raid on forty-iiye
men at work. The women and children
led the rdid. Clerks and Office employees
came out of the Offices with Winchesters
in their hands and drove the raiders away.
No one was hurt.
Sc0rTpaLE. Pa, April lot is certain
now that the coke strike will be fought to
the bitter end. This was the unanimous
decision of today's strikers convention.
Secretary Parker, in his report, reviewed
the situation at length, crificising the
operators severely in the attempt to
destroy the organization by posting up
q sliding scale. In The afternoon the
convention was addressed by several prom
inent leaders who were present. National
President Rae touched on the cight-hour
day and said all the other miners IN the
United States would be with the coke re-
eion strikers on the LIST of May, and then
il would be a national fight instead of a
local one. He assured them of all possible
financial support. Resolutions were then
adopted that the delegates stand firm until
n satisfactory settlement has been made.
The convention then adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Frick Company report accessions to
their working force all along the line, but
Norwood has diminished. The labor
bodies are holding an important confer
ence at the Scottdale house tonight, and
mass meetings are being held elsewhere.
The strikers are jubilant tonight over
report that Governor Pattison has or
dered the Eighteenth regiment home to-
morrow. The Tenth will remain but
few days. Captain Loas and deputies
have been released on bonds of 81 900.
MosTrELIER, VT, April 10.--The jury in
the stonecutters' conspiracy case rendered
verdict today finding the four respond
cssts, members of the union, guilty of con-
srirary to prevent Jacob Mcclure from
working as stonecutter because he did
not belong to the union.
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LONDON, April i0.-In the commons to-
night the annual motion agains; allowing
the opium traffic in India was made and
carried by vote of l6D to 100. The men,
hers OF the opposition greeted the govern
mcnt.s reduced majority with loud cheers.
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Ex-GoveTnor Waterman DanEeF0usIy III
SAX DIEGo. CAL. April 10.-Ex-Governor
r. w. Waterman is lying dangerously i'll
of pneumonia at his residence in this city.
The governors sickness dates back only
few days, but the progress of the disease
has been very rapid, and the worst result
is feared. Today he was reported
as resting easier DR.. Hunting
ton, the attending physician, was
interviewed to night about the governors
condition. and said. HE is very sick
man." When asked to give an opinion as
to the governors probable chances for re-
covery, he replied that he did not care to
say. Governor Waterman S serious illness
was surprise to his many friends, who
saw him upon the streets only last
Wednesday afternoon
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THE SCARE Is OVER.
Greatest Activity in Stocks
Since November Panic.
GOOD EFFECT OF CROP REPoRTs.
EngIish Investors Dabbling In American
Securities Again-ArEentine Fin
anees Out Of Gear Again.

NEW YoGK, April 1e-TSpecial Bred
streets tomorrow viii say: Speculation
has broadened out and the shares market
this week presents degree of activity and
receives support to an extent which has
not not been seen for long time. The
transactions on Thursday, aggregating
over 10000 shares, were the largest for
any day since the November panic. This
is accompanied by extremely bullish man.
ifestatlons and an advance, which in the
case of granger shares and some industrial
stocks extended to five points and more.
The foundation of this movement is I'M
doubtedly sanguine views encouraged by
favorable crop prospects. 1t would seem
that the opinions of Western operators re-
garding the railroad situation have under
gone q radical change. and that
the general belief in such quarters
is that the granger systems will
have, as soon as the wheat harvest begins,
abundant traffic and earnings. As re-
suit Chicago bought extensive lines of
leading granger shares, which not only
encouraged the local bulls. but brought
into the market considerable amount Of
public buying. London, it is true, did not
seem disposed to favor the rise, and early
IN the week sold some stocks here. Finan-
cial affairs at Buenos Ayres are again in a
dangerous condition and the government
has taken the extreme step of suspending
payments to depositors in national and
provincial banks, but these occurrences
seemed to have no further influence on the
market, and later in the week London
came in as buyer of some of our stocks,
giving further impetus.
The demand for wool has fallen off dur
ing the week in all domestic markets.
Values are weakening and heavy. Hold
ers Of Ohio x and Xxx are offering their
stocks at 80 cents and under. Australian
woods are quiet, and values are holding
frm on the strength of cables reporting
an advance at the London sales. There
has been little doing in either Texas or
California woods. The demand for pulled
woods is confined entirely to fine and fine
medium grades. Quarter and three-cighths
blood woods are quiet, and the sales which
have been made were for small lots. Car.
pet WOODS are in light demand, but values
are UNCHANGED and quite firm
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NebellIon I'm Ahvssini..

koNk. April io--The Tribuaa publishes
Nassowah adviees that the inhabitants of
the interior of Absssinia are in state of
rebellion, and plague and famine are rife
In that COLONY.
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Aged Couple Murdered in Wisconsin.

NAuKEsaa, Wis, April Io.-Late tonight
Christian Preise, aged IS, and wife, aged
p. were found lying nearly naked on the
floor OF their home, the wife dead and the
husband dying. 1t IS supposed to be
double murder
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New York, April l0.-The steamship
Newport, which sailed today for Central
America, has among the other passengers
surveying party of American engineers
who go TO demonstrate the feasibility of
the railway that is proposed to connect
the United States with the South and
Central American republics. The party
viii be gone two years.
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The sale of Columbia lots 10 hons-seek-
ers Is unprecedented. ami every investor is
sure of a profit on his investment. for he
knows that every tlird lot will be i'm
proved with GOOD hn1se
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injured: +. w. Hope. Of Birmingham,
postal clerk, badly bruised; E. ]. Brown,
postal clerk; Mrs. Ballard, of Kingsley,
Kan; Charles Judkins, of Princeton,
Mimi, and Rev. Thomas, q colored
preacher of this city, received slight in
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

itching and burning of salt rheunl, in the salts
faction al meals experien need by the former oys-
peptsc, in the happiness of those ii has cured of
malaria ard catarrh, in buoyancy of spirits and
the coed appetite il has impaired 10 those recent
ly weak tired and run down. Is not its record OF
cures and the good II has done others sufficient TO
warrant your giving this excellent medicine q
trial.
II think Hoods Sarsapariila is just the thing
for spring medicine. 1t always gives me q good
appetite" A. ]. HENRY, SlS Georgia street,
EScAnaha Mich
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Two Religious Men worked or.

COLUMBIA, s. C., April 10.-Gentry But
Ter and Hampton Nelson were hanged at
sumter today for the murder of Captain
John Maxey, in January last Both earn
estly protested innocence while on the
seaifold and displayed much religious fer
y0r
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DICKINSON
Miss Susan Accuses n
Of Base Ingratit,1.
SAYS HER SISTER i -
Physicians Declare n.
mented-Interview WIN =.
ces Willard, . Farrr, : -! 90

SCRANTON Pa, April la--r;
DICKINSON was in the city toa.-
fation with friends relative n h
ments made by her sister 10 7 :
New York Miss Dickinson ~; y
teiegraphed DR.. Seward thaf ~ !.
held IN damages for the iniurr p II
her sisters mind, confirmin. 81 u: zl.| =
and also that friends in Nest r.
vicinity will testify that ~
her life for years TO the velf,S5
ests OF Anna. She answers s11 S3s
made against her by ANA sszS
latter has been demented ~: sss|;s u
but 1t was only when she E
that she concluded to hayS
an asylum. She says r.
roughly treated.
In conclusion, Susan sayw
that her friends told her trS7 a
said she was foolish to d.
Anna, and hereafter A. ~
faithful servants wherever
does not explain why, W.
Republican first gave to tie
of her sisters insanity, shen
worded denial of it to eyeI1
region, claiming that IL
cruel outrage.
PHILADELPHIA, April l0-l
Anna Dickinson was saro :zszl
she was committed to the
Asylum, and that her CO pc.
irregular; that the state In 'z.|
in her case iagrantly yiolr ';1
Philadelphia physicians
were concerned in
done her, is officially -
particularly denied. tn
Miss Dickinson says she go Hs u
man and secretary OF The - q
charities. Doctors Morton -
OF this city. was received N n
who visited her immedist1lv ~
with the attorney Of the boo61
low. 81 Ss:|
DR.. Wetherill today said:
We found Miss Diek.nson ine1o1I Y y
comfortable ward of the wholo Fl
interview was necessarily bfie1.
ciined to talk to Us, or q Iea1e -
little. When not actually talffS9 =
walked excitedly up and down =
utterance TO incoherenf words -
acting in exactly the manner IN
customed to act. Neither Nj. DuIoSs
nor myself had the slixhsest 1rri1 H
was deranged- From perunl q -
from knowledge Of her eaae ~ III F.
entirely sane now. Speaking itom Il "
Of her only. will say il l. very -
insane a. the present time. d -
York. see, vouches for The Co.
the case. and in the aboense ofanro1
ton of Miss Dickinson canuok 60
OF her condition. 81 d E al
CHICAGO, April ll-Mim
Willard, president of the na1fn0
ans Christian Temperance Uni6
day that she did not know VIII r
of the report in regard to ~
generation of Anna Dickinson
not know, but to her knou1c
Dickinson had been : met
faithful and loving sister. She ~
been regarded as q mot -
Christian woman by all vho
Miss Willard could not bo111S
Dickinson capable Of the -
attributed to her, and De- RI
what she could hope to eain =
course. j; as
The plan for . fund which =
is that it should be placed II q =
trustees. and only the intezeok T. 2
to Anna Dickinson, and ~
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DrBoIs, Pa. April 10. -Great G.
has been caused by the almost ~
poisoning Of children b. -
parsnips. A dozen or more chiI1
ing in vacant lot found the rooo
them in mistake for the true ~
Two have already died in tsg1l
WILSON'S. sss
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Arrested for Perjury Against Girl.

Rich. man who was formerly in the EN-
ploy Of Daniel Gardner, has been arrested
upon the order of Judge Van Fleet and
charged with perjury. Rich was called
here from San Francisco to testify IN the
Gardner rape case, and his testimony was
taken On Wednesday. That evening while
intoxicated. ne boasted of having given
false testimony, and District Attorney
Ryan had him locked up until the matter
could be inquired into. On hearing the
facts today Judge Van Fleet directed that
Rich be held to answer to the charge of
perjury
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zssziEaE. April l0-An explosion oc-
cursed today in q powder magazine AL
joining the sul;an's p;slaee Fifteen
spldssrs were killed aud twenty wounded.
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suicide of a Business Man.

CLEvELANp, April Io.-Leon We'll, man.
ager of the Buckeye Iron and Metal Com
pany, was found dead in bed at his hotel
tonight. 1t is Supposed he committed sui
eide.
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Sister Superior Of Charity Dead.

CINCINNATI, April io,-Mary Paul. su.
perior of the Sisters of Charity of the
United States, died last night at the hos
pitai here
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MANGLEO By PET BULLDOG.
A Little Boy I'm Los Angeles Fatally
Chewed by His Playmate.

Los ANGELES. April 1o.-Don Shorb, the
7-year-old son of Hon. ]. DeBarth Shorb,
was bitten by an English bulldog today,
and is dying tonight. Don had been
playing with the dog, and its attention
had been attracted by gopher snake, and
the dog was endeasoring to kill it. A
crowd gathered and commenced to tease
the dog, and the animal became enraged
and suddenly turned and grabbed the un-
fortunate child by the leg One leg. one
hand and one arm were literally chewed
up. The animal had to be shot before he
let go. Tonight the boy is dying.
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District Judrc Hofrman yerv Low.

District Judge Holman Very Low.
SAN Francisco, April lO.--At the Office
of the secretary of the Pacific Union Club
this afternoon. it was stated that United
States Judge Hoffman, is very low, but it
is not believed death is imminent.
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Justiee s,euhenx. s,c...,,

LcNpos. April fo.--Jmdge Collins has
neen appointed to succeed Justice Stephens
In the high cour. of justice.
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

The old saying. An ounce 81 20
worth q pound Of cure ind 70 u ~
connection with Hoods sarsapasiilA
troubled with fever and agus. nalAxles
on the face, and other affections ree1 ~
blood impurities. I was induced ~
try Hoods Sarsaparilla and now 49,
every spring and fali; rs . result nau .. ~
health thronghon. the year. II keel
and think IL folly for other psopae =
nom blood impurities when help
readily derived from Hoods Sazsape %
STEWART, sos Myrtle Avenue. Bfo0kun. q
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sTIEL HOPE ron KANSAS.


i Great Tank OF Water Discovered
Gnder the sahara Desert.
PAnIs, April 10.-~Adviccs from Gran are
to The effect that an enormous reservoir Of
water, I'D feet below the surface, has been
discovered in the midst OF the Sahara
deesxt. The discovery was made while
uorhmen were sinking we'll. The shaft
already gives up forty gallons OF good
clear water minute, and the amount can
g easily increased. The discovery is of
the highest importance. and will tend to
develop the caravan trade. This is the
dFst time water has been found at so slight
: depth in the Sahara.
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ST.. JOSEPH, No.. April 10.-Louis Bull
ling, sentenced TO hang on April II for
wife murder, escaped from Jail at Sayan-
nah, No., last night by cutting the bars
IF his cell
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missioncrs, taking sides with her.
Local papers say that differences
have for long time existed
between the president. Mrs Palmer,
and Secretary Cousins. The latter, il is
said, has upon several occasions refused to
sign communications unless the pronoun
I'VE" was used. referring to herself and the
president Mrs. Palmer, it il reported. has
stated TO friends, talking of Miss Cousins:
Il cannot quarrel with her. and can only
close the door in her face This trouble is
viewed seriously by certain Worlds fair
officials. Should Miss Cousins make q
legal fight, As has been threate ned, il will
seriously injure the influence for good Of
the board. or, should the courts decide in
her favor, thus multiplying the executive
committees acts. it would practically re-
suit in disbanding the board and causing
no end of trouble.
CLEVELAND. April Holiday was the
last day of the conference of Latter Day
Saints at Kirkland. The proposition to
sell the old temple, the cradle of Mormon
ism. to be removed to Chicago for exhibit
ton during the Worlds fir, has met with
opposition. 1t is believed that not money
enough could be offered to induce the old
members of the church TO part with it
with their consent.
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

My boy about year ago had an attack of in
nammalion Of the bowels. ard when he recover
ed he was very weak and had no appetite
Various medicines we tried did not do him any
good. Finally we gave him Hcod's Ssrsaparila
and Improvement was marked when he had taken
half = bottle. We continued giving him the med
scine and now he has good appetite and IS IS
well rs before his illness We regsr6 Hoods
SarSSparilla q wonderful remedy. containing very
efiic&cious properties c. 4. NoRSISssTKRN,
los New York Avenue, Newark, N. J.
y. b. BE sure to get
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A dollar invested in Columbia goes into
improvements and viii always be in sight.
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Will Hear Evidence ut spokane in
Northern Pacific Discrimination Suit.
SPOKANE, April 10.-Secretary Moseley.
Of the interstate commerce commission,
has sent notice that the commission will
be here between the 18th and 10th of May,
and will be prepared to take up the suit
instituted by the Merchants Union of
Spokane early in 1850 to compel the
Northern Pacific railroad to cease its dis
ordinations against shippers here in the
matter of freight charges. Mr.. Moseley
was notified by telegraph tonight that the
case would be prosecuted, and that every
thing would be ready for the trial on the
arrival of the commission. The Chamber
of Commerce will take the responsibility of
the trial.
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Columbia, watch it grow.

Ten dollars cash and 81 a week, without
interest, will pay for a lot in Columbia.
the hveliest and most prosperous suburb
of Seattle
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columbia Is one week old today. tse. a
Tres pass aud watch it gsoa.
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y turns onf the loss at the steckyarsis fire
Ihafs'iay nightat Cincinnati is exagsefate,. +,
IL BOW estimated il win ifo4 extN>csi s.9fse,
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Columbia, watch it grow.

AGENTS FOR SWEET, ORR co.
We have the agency for Sweet Orr & Co.'S
pants. oyeralls and other goods. T. NJ Rasin
Clothing Company, 90a Front street.
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Railroad Notes,

E. L. Harrison. travelling auditor of the
Northern Pacinc is in the city, checking
up the ticket offices.
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Are heard Words Of Praise for Hoods Sarsa-
parfise- Having rapidly won its way 10 the front
Hoods Sarsapariila Is now the leading blood
purifier and spring medicine all over the country.
It's sales far exceeding those OF all ozher sarsa-
rarillas and blood purifiers The people have
been quick 20 recognize in Hoods Ssrsaparilia an
honest medicine at an honest price, honestly rec
commended for those troubles which 1t honestly
cures This IS the secret Of It's marvellous sue
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EinGANT LINE OF Nrcgwp,p

The |, " Rasin Clothing Comnaay have q,
eNhie.tioa very fine line Of ueekwcar fro.s
issa cspis up- ~ Front street
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Professor Tyndan Convaie.cep,
semi-cen,ennial of New York..rrleun

LoSpoS. April io.-Professor Tyndall is
rapidly improving.
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cess and its positive medicinal merit is certified
20 oy thousands Of voluntary witnesses whom II
.As suisa oi diseases more or less severe Hence
the best advertising In behslf of Hoos.x s.,San.s
r,ilA comes fron the medicine Itself That "a
NOSE WAC are cured by IL. recommend 10 to SUI.
isrins friends. and the circle OF its popularity
SONS constantly from this cause alone. II you
Aeeo sood spring medicine. take Hoods sar-
saparilla- Be sure TO get
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Columbia, watch it grow.
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Condemned Murderer Escapes.

Columbia, watch it grow.
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa

Sold b. all druggists 81: sIx for 81. Prepared
or.y By L. /. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

Sole by al druggists. 81: six for Is. PREPARED
oaiy hy G. l. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Nasx
100 Doses One Dollar
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-30

Allen frueU. eAlu Inc Judge.
 ''Dats my name. ssh," the prisoner responded. Il dun been named dat ever seRce l kin ricolleck. Nanny tole me dat da wuz gwine name me John at one tiutr, alter Unk John dat uster sell shuck collars. but de old generman sorter fooled roun' CT white pusson's hog pen one night an sorter got SO full O buck shot dat da had ter drag him CT way with CT yoke o steers Oats de reason ds didn't name me John. sah.
 Never mind about tbat," the prose cutting attorney spoke up.
 "Oh. ain't mindln CT about 1t. sah. cage Allen suils me jest ez we'll ex John
 "All right. then. Allen. You are charged with TWO criminal assaults. com miited upon the body of one Sandy Sheltou."
 "Oh, knows who you mean. sah Ton mean ole bowlsig Sandy. knows him mighty ~eh, fur me mn him wux CT bout Ter marry n do same family once Patty good man. Sandy wuz. too; fling you down In CT minit efyo bolt broAe"
 Never mind about that. The ndict- ment siates that you took number of sharp instruments presumably knife blades. and drove them in the top rail of fence where ,ae said Sandy wac iu the habit of climbing over, aad inst Sandy climbed over nj that place and cut himself fssrfuily. That is ono in-