The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-01

at Washington has announced that no obstacles
will be placed to the free entry Of alien labor
eTs who come here TO work ut the Worlds Fair.
At a meeting Of representative Hebrews in
New York, a society was formed for the pur-
pose Of aiding immigrants Of the race in this
country. It was stated that the number Of
Russian Hebrews arriving at the seaport towns
on the Atlantic coast had been about 10000 a
month for nearly year, and decrease in the
arrivals was not ntcipated-There was
great political demonstration At ObeFliu. o.,
last week, when Mai. Mckinley spoke 70 10000
people. FOur-ffths Of the audience were farm
ers. The tTue inwardnCss Of the free coinage
fallacy and the advantages Of the protective
system were explained so lucidly and fOrcibly
that conviction was carried to every heart. and
when the meeting broke up it was amid scene
of the widest enthusiasm.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The forest fires which were destroying so
much valuable timber and other property in
Wisconsin were etlectua!ly checked on Sept.
% by heavy rain.-By q Tear-end collision
near Mckim's Station, Pa, on the Pittsburg &c
Western Road Sept ~, eight men were killed
outright and eight seriously injured. AZ
Minneapolis, Mimi, nine fremen were caught
in the debris Of the burning Of the Moore Cary
ing Machine Co.'S structurea and other buildings
and fearfully injured The total loss IS in the
neghborhood of 100000 The loss on the
elevator and contents Is 100000, and on the
machine works S7OG00-A telegrapher
dressed like a coachman and driving a coach in
which were four persons was arrested at the
Gravcsend N. " races for te.egTaphiug, by
means Of two tiny electric lights in his hat, the
results Of the races 10 the pool sellers outside.
a gang Of 30 white caps visited Mrs. Har-
mon, woman Of questionable character, Of
Mentor. Ind, Sept. %, tied her % q post and
beat her with switches. Her body was cut
from head TO foot, and one cash across the
abdomen exposed the bowels. The rulliau5
then went 10 the home Of a Mrs. Freeman and
warned her 10 leave the town in 1t hours
TX United States Senator Alvin Saunders, Of
Nebraska, member Of the National Utah Com
mission, said in an interview: I" We shall DO
glad 10 be able 20 note, in our report 10 the
President, that pOlygamy is gradually dying
out in the Territory. The law has done far
more in tho right direction than any Of US eX-
pected could be done when the law was enacted.
The MOTmOns are beginning 10 recognize that
they have Oh their hands an unequal fight
against the opinions Of Gj,OOO,0 600 people,
a great fire 40 Savannah Ca, on Sept. %,
caused a loss Of 100000 u broke out in the
liquor department Of Guckeuheimer C Sons,
and was followed by an explosion Of liquors.
The inlammGble character Of the stock and It's
inaccessible location made il impossible for the
fremen 20 get control Of the FIRE before the
building was in fiamcs.-Rey. DR.. Samuel ID.
Burcbard, Of New York City, died Sept. 20.
He will be remembered as the man who ut q
reception 10 Blaine in 1884 closed his address
with the words: "AHd we admire aud we well
come you, Mr.. Blaine, as the steadlast OppO-
nent OF rum, Romanism and rebellion"