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CHINESE SITUATION.
The Charge D'Aunires Mt Paris Is Cont
dent that the GoyornInent Can Crush the
Nnhclllnn. ~ - - --------

The Charge D'Aunircs ut Paris Is Cont
deDt that the GovornInent Can Crush the
Rebellion.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-The situation in China
is attracting great attention in political
circles in all the European capitals.
This is not only due to tho fact that sev.
eral OF the powers have made demands
on the Chinese regarding the treatment
OF their respective subjects iu that
country which the present situation
prevents being settled, but-because Of
tho extrome importance attended 10 the
reports that England has como to IN
understanding with China BY which
mutual mid will be rendered in the
event OF certain contingencies.
The Ettair to-day publishes nn inter
view with tho Chinese charge daiIaircs
here. Tho representative OF the
Chinese government held optimistic
views regarding the situation Of ailairs
in China and expresses the most i'm
plicit confidence that tho government
will have no occasion to take any eI-
trcme measures to suppress m attempt
at general uprising. The charge
d'atlaircs declared that the news OF late
received from China regarding tho dis
turbances in several parts OF tho coun-
try, particularly in the north, is great
ly exaggerated. Tho fears expressed
that the rebels in tho north might push
on their march past the great wall and
reach and invest the city OF Pckin arc
calmly brushed aside by tho charge
daGaires, who says that instead OF the
government stakin: its existence on q
decisive battle with The insurgents it
would only be necessary for the i'm
perial troops to show themselves in
battle array to SO irtghten tho rebels rs
TO cause them to flee. The charge
d'atiaires further saiG that hc was not
aware that any power had asked cx-
plantations from China.
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RIVAL COKE WORKERS.
a new Organization Causes q Som
sation In Labor Circles.
THE UNITED MINE WORKERS
Likely to Have an Interesting Con.
flict on their Hands.-.Thc Fcdcrat.
cd Brotherhood OF Coke wofkcrs'o OF
America Started 80 Dlssruntlcd
Mcmbcrs of the Old Order Said TO
be Seeking Reyengc.-somc Lively
Tlmeo Expected. /.

PI1TsBuEGu, Doc. 3.-Tho announces
ment from Scottdalc OF tho formation
OF new coke workers' organization
created more than ordinary interest in
Pittsburgh labor circles. The latest
move OF tho cokers is considered sig
nilcant one, inasmuch as It will con-
ilict with tho United Mino Workers,
which for years has had tho controlling
power OF that district. As outlined in
telegram from Scottdale, tho new or
ganization is to bo known rs tho Fed
Grated Brotherhood OF Coke Workers OF
America, and will have at its head Rob.
ert D. kerioot, ex-Master Workman OF
tho Connellsvillc region.
1t is generally believed that tho dis
runtlcd members OF tho United Mine
Workers arc seeking revenge. Tho dis.
astrous result OF the recent strike
caused thousands Of coke workers TO
lapse in their dues to the United Mine
Workers and there has since been o
general feeling OF discomfort.
Among labor leaders the opinion pro-
walls that the new organization will
divide the 10000 cokers and lively
times will follow.
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THE SPRING GARDEN BANK.
President Harrison's Letter to tho Coua.
r#l ellis o. philndclphiu.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 3.-9Iayor
Stewart to-day transmitted to- councils
the following reply OF the secretary to
President Harrison TO the mayors letter
Of November %, requesting permission
ior the experts OF tho Investigating
committee OF councils to examine the
books and papers OF the Spring Garden
Bank:
"Tho President directs me to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your letter OF
tho 23d instant, with the accompanying
resolutions OF the select and common
councils OF tho city OF Philadelphia
with the transcript OF the proceedings
OF tho subcommittee, and to say
that it has had his attention.
The matter is so purely under the
direction Of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury that tho President would, with re-
luctancc, interfere, but he will call the
matter TO the attention OF the secretary
when he RECEIVERS IRON his present in
disposition. The President is Just now,
too busy with tho necessary prepara-
tions for the assembling Of congress to
make a personal examination into the
matter"
Tho action of councils in passing q
resolution requesting themayorto write
to tho President and asl: permission for
the experts to go into the Spring Gar
den Bank was prompted by the refusal
OF Secretary OF the Treasury Foster to
acquicsce in such request made by
councils committee investigating the
city deposits in tho Keystone and Spring
Garden Banks. ~
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
Endorse IInrri,y TO Succeed Scott on tho
National Committee.

Endorse IInrri,y TO Succeed Scott on tho
National Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Thc executive
committee OF the Democratic state cen
tral committee, OF Pennsylvania, met
tonight ior the purpose OF taking into
consideration the question OF filling the
vacancy in tho national committee,
caused by the death OF William l..
Scott. EX-Shcriif Charles II. Krumb-
haar, OF Philadelphia, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
"WrEEEAs, the rules governing the
Democratic organization OF Pennsyl-
vania, make no provision for the cleo
ton OF 4 member OF the national COM
mittee therefore, be it
ResOlred, That the chairman OF the
state central committee is hereby in
structcd to call meeting OF the state
committee at the city OF Harrisburg at
least two weeks before the next meeting
OF the Democratic national committee.
unless said committee should sooner
meet. for the purpose OF filling tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Hon.
Wm. L. Scott, and for the transaction OF
such other business as shall properly
come before It"
Mr.. James Healy, OF schuyll,ill coun-
ty. offered q resolution endorsing the
candidacy OF State Chairman Kerr for
the clcrkship Of the house OF represcn-
tativcs, which wasunanimously adopted.
1t is stated that OF the eleven members
OF the committee present, nine ex-
pressed themselves in favor Of William
i. Hurrity ior the other vacancy in the
national committee.
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A TERRIBLE WRECK.
Throo oicn Killed and Seven Badly In.
jurcd on tho Reading Road.


TRENTON, \. j., Dec. S.-Tho o'clock
train from New York on the Reading
railway, collidcd with construction
train at Pennington this afternoon and
made 4 terrible wreck.
Frederick McLarr, OF Philadelphia;
Michael Maloncy, OF Trenton, and
Thomas Fitzpatrick, OF Philadelphia,
the crow OF the gravel train, were all
killed. All were unmarried.s st
Seven others were injured more or
less. They are Charles Wilson, OF Ger
mantown; Frank Roderiques, OF Phila-
delphia; Isaac Marques, OF Philadel-
phia; DR.. A. II. Dick. Of Trenton;
Charles Druidinc, OF Philadelphia;
Oscar Tcssner, OF Philadelphia, and
John Ward, OF Trenton.
Roderiques was engineer OF the ex-
press and was probably fatally injured.
Tessncr, was the fireman, and was seri-
ously injured. The dead wcrc brought
to the morgue here. The injured were
removed 10 their homes.
The express had the right Of way.
The construction train was slow in get
ting to the switch. The engine OF tho
express train and the smoking car were
thrown from tho track down q steep
cmbankment.
Tho engineer and fireman jumped
from the caboosc and saved their lives.
Doctors Hart and Wellin, OF Pcnning-
ton, attended tho wounded.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 3.-Word
reached here this morning that the men
employed in the Standard, Fall Branch
and Wool Dredgcs mines, near New
spmbe and Jellico, have gone on strike.
Tho miners claim that the screen or
selves now in use dcfraud them OF a
large amount in wages on account OF
their big meshes. They also demand
that all the coal shal be weighed at tho
mouth OF the mine, asserting that they
have heretofore been wronged by the
weighmaster. Reports indicate that
the men will insist on complete acced-
ance to their demands. As yet no dis.
turbance or violence is reported.
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THE TIN PLATE SCHEDULE.
The Treasury Departments Ruling rs TO
What Plates Como Under tho Law.

1Hc 2TcisHEJ Dcpartulcuts lsuithS us 10
What Plates Como Under the Law.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 3-An i'm
porting firm OF Philadelphia recently
made the following inquiries OF the
Treasury department in regard 10 para
graph l43 OF schedule G OF the tariff, act,
relating to tin plate: "What is under
stood by being produced in the United
States? Will the tin and tcrne plates
be American ii made from imported
black plate. or must tho black plate be
OF American make? Ii the latter, win
the black plato be American il rolled
from imported bars or billc,s? Again,
must such plates be coated with Ameri.
can tin and American !cadt to be Amcri-
can tin plates and American tcrno
'platcs?" I.
In reply Acting Secretary Spaulding
informed the firm that the department
holds that imported black plates dipped
in this country for the purpose OF max
ing tin and ternc plates are included
within the paragraph referred to-
Black plates rolled from imported bars
or billcts should be similarly classified.
There is no provision OF law, he says.
restricting the manufacturers TO the use
OF American tin.
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TIE SHIPPING DINNER.
Chairman r1lll Rays n Graceful compli

Chairman Hill Pays n Graceful CompIi-
mcnt TO tho Unitcd States.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Tbc inaugural din
ner OF tho shipping exchange was given
last evening. W. B. Hill, OF the Allan
line, presiding. There was $50 persons
present, including representatives OF
many prominent lines and other ship.
ping interests. A resolution was ununi-
mously adopted declaring it desirable,
in the interests OF the shipping com
munity OF London, thnt q Slipping
exchange be forthwith established.
Toasts were proposed to tho health OF
the queen, the Prince OF Wales and the
President OF the United States Iii pro-
posing the last mentioned toast the
chairman said: "The President oil tho
United States rules over 4 powerful and
energetic peoplc-over moro English
speaking people than are ruled over BY
Queen Victoria. We have all received
from the United States and from
America consuls ever attentive to our
interests. We must love our dear
cousins across the water, and should
stand shoulder TO shoulder and whip
creation. 10 ~
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OUTBREAK OE BHIGANDS
In China-Tho Report Confirmed by tho
British Minister.


LoSpox, Dec. 3.-sir John Walsham,
British minister TO China in telegram
to the foreign office, confirms the report
OF an outbreak OF brigands, assisted by
asecrct association, west OF Jchol and
beyond the great fall. The minister
says:
''Possibly the insurgents havo also
been joined by Chinese Mohammedans
from Mongolia. 1t is srcportcd that two
or thrco important towas haze been
captured and that hundreds of natives
have been massacred. There is no
reason to believe that any Europeans
have been killed. Tile G,O00 picked
troops whichH%sthe government has
despatched to tile scene ought to be
able to quell the rising. No credit
should be given to sensational stories
set ailoat. There is one British cunboat
at lien Tscn and, another has assembled
tho iang-Tse-kiang 10. lchang. This
region is quiet"
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LONDON, Dec. 3.-A dispatch from
Pekin says: "The Chinese govern
mcnt has received an official report
from Drigadier General Mich, command
ing tho troops in the kinchow district,
announcing that he engaged and de-
fcated tho rebels on November 81 and
%, killing their leader and 600 men.
The general commanding the imperial
forces at Jcho also announces q success
iul engagement with the rebels.n
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PNEUMATIC TUBES


Arc tho ThinG-1iust be liadenn Adjunct
10 Our Postal system.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 3.-Tlic Electric
club gave reception tonight in tllis
city. L. Rosewatcr, editor OF
the Omaha Bee, spoke on "The
Government Telegrapns OF Europe
During his speaking Nh. Rose
water said Soar postal system can.
not attain its full measure OF use
iulncss until the electric tele.
graph and long distance telephone
has been made III integral part OF our
postal iacilities @ith tho pneumatic
tubopost as an adjunct.@ i
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VERY COMPLICATED.
Tho Spoakorship Contest Is now
Moro Tangled than Ever.
MR. WILSON'S CHANCES IMPROVE
AS Il Result of Mr.. Springor's Un-
expected Show Of Strenath.
Mr.. MILLS'S FAILURE TO BREAK

The Column ortho lllinolsian Weak
ems His own Position, aud Thcro Is
now Talk Of Compromise on tho
West Firsininn-.-Ir. Sbiyely, Who
alnnipulntcs tho Indiana Dclcga-
zion, Makes Strowd Movo and
Crisp's Stock Goes up a Notch or
Gwo--.alills Isn't out Of tho Woods
Yct-.An Awkward Situation which
Indicates that Some Bad Blood will
hr Exhibited Before tho Fight is
Finished.
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CuIcAGo, Dec. '3.-Slrgcon General
Hamilton, OF the United States Marine
Hospital left hurriclly ior Washington
last night on. thc.rccelpt OF telegram
asking Tor his services 10 attend $ccrc.
tary Foster. The secretary has been i'll
for some time, but from all reports his
was not considered serious.
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derson testified that when he visited
America he had found factory arrange.
mcnts to bo superior 10 what was iur-
nishcd in England. Tho buildings were
more comfortable and better ventilated
and tho arrangements such that there
was less danger OF accidents, Hc did
not attribute the superior conditions in
America to legislation, but rather TO tho
high sense OF dignity that he had found
among American worknen-a feeling
that had no counterpart among English
MnrEmnn ~
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. "a tele-
gram was received at the war depart
mcnt this afternoon from General
Brooke saying that there has been no
Indian disturbances in Arizona SO far
us he is able to learn, and that the cor
oner's inquest in tho case OF. Mcdaniel
showed that he was killed by white
men and not Indians.
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LONDON, Dec. 3.-A dispatch from
Sunderland states that a fire occurred
in drink shop to-day which resulted
in the death OF three men. The flames,
fed by tho best spirits in the place,
buried with tho most intense heat and
spread with friglitful rapidity. When
found the bodies wcrc burned out OF all
scmblancc OF humanity.
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PARIS, Dec. S.-Thc condition OF Dom
Pedro, tho dcposed Emperor of Brazil,
who is i'll at the hotel Bedford with
chills and diabetes, has improved and
his physicians, Drs. Charcot and
Boucharl, believed that all danger is
past.
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LAMaEI Mps Dec. 3.Thc private
bankoi N. n Wills has. assigned 10 Il.
G. AiailoW for the benefit ci$its crodi.
tors. The liabiiaes are placed at
about S3S,0ip, while tic assets arc
placed ut $G0,QQe. Inability 10 sct
money from any source caused the
collapse, 7'
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CotuatEus, O,,afS Dec. Ex-Governor
Campbell, whoretuFncd from Chicago
yesterday suffering iron severe attack
OF grip, is, still under care OF his phyai-
clan, but is reported as slightly i'm
proved to-day.
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BERLIN, Dec. Slight kilns in a
"briqucttc" factory,at Kupperhammcr,
near Halle, exploded to-day. Five
workmen were killed and number in
iured. Six OF the injured are in crit.
ical condition.
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BEnLIS, Dec. 3.-Tho Krals ZGiiung an
nounccs that the German court will
promote bazars and concerts to raise
relief funds for the iamine-stricken pco-
pie OF Russia.
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NEw York, Dec. s.-Thc Mallory line
steamer "Concho," which started ior
Galveston this afternoon, is ashore off
Governors Island.
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New YonE, Dec. 9. about | o'clock
this afternoon, DR.. Chas. Lindley said
Mr.. Ficldwas sonewhatbe.,er and that
he might recover, but ii he did lie would
never be the same man again.
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EARL RUSSELL'S STORY.
Ho Denies oil tho Allegations Mado
by his Wife.
ENGLEHDS SOCIETY SCANDAL

Grows Moro observation-disclosures on
tho Stand..-Tho Earl says lie did not
Treat Lady Russell Cruelty, and tho
Cat Story is Untruc-.-Thc ropulacc
Hoot the Disgraced Nohlcnan...Sir
Charles Russell liz Behalf Of tho Dc.
fcndant-.-rhc Testimony Yesterday.
Other Foreign Nows.
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This evening General Palmer visited
Mr.. Springer's headquarters ut the Ma
tional hotel, where he was received by
large number OF his party friends.
After dinncra paper favorins the meet
ing OF the caucus at Up. IN. Saturday
was circulated among the candidates
for their signatures. 1t was not long
before all OF them had affixed their
names, Mr.. Mills being the first 10 sign,
The paper was then sent TO Reprcsen-
tative liolman, OF Indiana, tho chair
man Of the caucus, who reached the
city late this afternoon He suisse
quently issued tho formal caucus call
for . p. m. OF Saturday, December 3.
Mr.. Holman was asked this evening
who was his candidate ior speaker. lie
replied that he was not committed as
yet to any one, but he woul;; make up
his mind soon.
Mr.. Hatch tonight read dispatch
dated New York and signed by j. G.
Sibley. OF Franklin, Pa, and W. p. Al
len, OF Pittsfeld. Mass, as follows:
"The farmers OF the nation, by their
independent action, contributed to the
great majority Of Democrats in the
present House. You have stood as
their representative for years, and We
trust your colleagues may honor YOU,
themselves and the agriculturalists in
your selection as speaker"
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VIENNA, Dec. S.-A formal announce
mcnt will be made tomorrow OF the re-
moyal OF the prohibition on American
pork.
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Nealherr,e,re .og :rp.llaY.

For wcs, virginia, min, aud slightly colder;
southwest wigIS. s, : &. ~ -
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio lncreas.
Ing G!oudlncsS anil fain brisk Hipl high south
winds; al!sht change III tempgtnture.jfs liSt
p TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, Il. Y
rl furnished by Z, SciiS2EF. dtlgylS. opor.
House co.Rcr: Z z, - -
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GLASGOW, Dec. S.-There, was an cx-
plosion OF gas in The new Underground
railway beneath Anderson Gross in this
cityto-day. The force oftho explosion
was so great that the street was blown
up, compelling 4 suspension of traffic.
Six persons were injured blythe explos-
ion. Immediately after the explosion
flames burst iorth from the portion 0.
the street below whcro tho explosion
occurred and a force Of tiremcn were
summoned TO Quencli them.
VIII Have Women Labor Commissioners.
LoSDoS, Doc. S.-Tho London royal
labor commission has decided it to be
desirable that two women be appointed
sub.commissioners, 10 be assigned the
duty oi inquiring into the duty OF
women's labor. Factory Inspector Hen
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should Mr.. Sprlngcr's chances DO ron.
dercd hopeless. This announcement
was q thunder clapto tho Iowa dclega-
ton. II meant that tho action which
they proposed TO take Ms means OF de-
icating Alr. Crisp would bo tho signal for
q counter.nlovement which would give
MIR. Crispionr moro votes, q significant
concession 10 man whose strength Is
already conceded by his opponents TO
be above the danger line. During tho
afternoon Mr.. Hayes held IN extended
conference with Mr.. Mills, but ut its
conclusion he had for tho first timo
during tho contest subsidized into tho
non-commistal. "We sre prepared"
said he, "to take tho responsibility Of
being the first men TO desert Mr..
Springer Our present intentions arc
TO remain true TO him until tho end, un-
less the break is first led by some OF his
other iriends.n
This is interpreted TO mean that
Mcssrs. Fithian, Forman, Ncwherry
and Wikc must first desert to the candi-
date from Texas. Considerable dili-
Guilty has been experienced in ascer-
tanning the complexion OF tho Wiscon-
sin delegation, and n good deal OF mis-
sionary worl: is directed toward tha.
other. Tho Alabama delegation will
meet tonight or tomorrow night and
tho Michigan delegation tomorrow
forenoon. An effort will DO made to
unite each OF these delegations, Ala
bama on Crisp and Michigan on
Springer.
The arrival OF Gen. John NJ. Palmer,
OF Illinois, this afternoon was the oc-
casion OF pleasing reception, which,
for time, caused the Democrats to for.
get tho asperities OF tho speakership
contest.
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lust here the unexpected occurred,
Tho threatened move OF tho Iowa con
erassmea was chccl;,matel, not by the
Illinois delegation and not by AIr.
Springer. but by the little indiana DEL
egation oi Springer men, led by Mr..
Shively. These tour gentlemen held a
meeting and at its conclusion Mr.
Shively announced to tho Iowa delcsa-
:ion that their desertion Of 9lr. Spring
er would bo the signal for his Indiana
followers to cast their vote solidly Tor
Mr.. Crisp. who WAS their gecond choice,
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cl furnished b.
House co:ncr:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-01
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