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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-08-19
NttU VIII.
Dynamite Under the Rails,
Governor buchanan surrender.

NASHVILLE, Aug. II. - Governor Blu
chanan has postponed his intended trip to
Coal Creek until after the meeting of the
board of prison inspectors to-day. His
visit is a virtual surrender to the miners
by the state, as he intends to make them
a speech, declaring the convict lease sys-
tenn void and entirely abrogating it on the
part of the state. The Tennessee Coal and
Iron company is anxious for him to do
this as it wants to rid itself of the lease.
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concerned, and there is every prospect Of
the strike extending so it will take in the
trainmen. Grand Master Wilkinson, Of
the Trainmen's union, is here and in close
consultation with Sweeney He refuses to
talk.
Vice President Webb Is Mum.
Vice President Webb, of the New York
Central, retired In to his private car after
learning of the decision arrived ut by the
strikers union. He refused to be inter
viewed. Prominent railroad man here say
that the strike will develop into very Sc
vious affair If connecting lines receive
from strik ing roads.
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1--WE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.

ShichSos
CHICAGO, Aug. Ia
Following were the quotations on the
board of trade today: Wheat-August opened
77lsc closed nc; September, opened 7716c,
closed INC; December. opened 1890, clo' 4
79s4c. Corn-August opened b234c, clos i
6.9sc; September, opened 52ssc, closed 5s14c; Oc-
tober, opened sc, closed 622Sc. Oats-Au-
gust, opened 1850, closed &9sc September,
opened $3.50, closed 3j1sc; October, opened
SIC, closed 3ssc Pork-september, opened
Sl2.40, closet Sl2.45; October, opened
$780, closed Sl2.52Ib; January, opened Sl3..O
closed Sl3.4216. Lard-September,op opened $S.05,
closed S8.l216.
Live stock-Prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows; Hogs-Market
active and firm; prices 56Dl0c higher on the
best grades owing To scarcity; sales ranged at
e4.50@5.55 pigs, S5.35G5.95 light $5.25Q560
rough packing, S5.35@5.9O mixed, and S5.55
G6.1O heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle Market moderately active on local
and shipping account; and prices well
maintained; quotations ranged $5.0O@5.30
choice to extra shipping steers. $3.50
0490 good to choice do, $i.20145) fair to
good, $3.50@4.l0 common to medium do,
S3.40lD4 % butchers steers, S25O6D33j stockers.
S2O0@3.50 Texas steers, $2,15@4.20 range
steers S2.2O@3.7O feeders, Sl.7503OO cows, $500
Gt325 bulls. and S2.5O615 % veal calves.
Sheep-Market fairly active and prices
steady; quotations ranged at S4OO@l75 per
100 lbs westerns, $&5005.o0 natives $3250425
Texas and S3.60065O lambs.
Produce; Butter-Fancy separator, 24c;
dairies, fancy, fresh, l7@lc; packing stock,
fresh, 126ll31ac. Eggs-l50 1870 per doz, loss
off, Live poultry, Hens, llDllM per Id;
spring chichens, l5c; ROSTERS, &c; ducks, Sc;
spring duck, lie; turkeys. mixed, 1ll6c; geese
e3OOQl6.OO per doz- Potatoes - Tennessee,
Rose, $2.2512.5o per Dbl; Triumphs, $3.50
II
home grown, Early Ohios, $l750D2OO per Dbl
Blueberries- $i.50@2.0J per l6quart case
Raspberries-Rod $l.5O per 2+pint case;
black, $l.1O1l.D per l2-quart case. Blackber
ries-Michigan Early Harvest, 10000 per "a;
pint case. Apples-$2.O@2.50 per Dbl; good to
fancy, $3.OO4a25.
New York.
New YORK, Aug. l6
Wheat-No. red winter cash, $500;
August, S214c September, s22slfc; October,
SiAc: December, 871bc. Corn-No. mixed
cash. sc; August 6Oc; September, 591sc; Oc-
tober, 5S34c. Oats-No. mixed cash, 3i16c;
August, 377Bc: September, 381sc. Rye-Slow;
68D72c foI the whole range Barley-Neg-
lected. Pork-Dull; msss, $l325@13.75 for
old. Lard Quiet; September. $685.
Live Stock .-Cattle-Market firm, but no
trading in beeves; dressed beef, steady; native
sides, iA98Iac per Id. Sheep and Lambs
Market astive; sheep, $4.2504.a0 per 100 lbs;
lambs, S5.25QI675. Hogs-Market steady; live
hogs $525Q6l5 per 100 lbs.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
Wheat-Lower; cash, 7216c; August, 7216c;
September. 1910 asked December, TIC
asked Corn-Lower; cash, 4Sc; August
4sc; September, 1890 bid; October 1880;
May, 49c nominal. Oats--Higher; cash, 3334c;
futures lower: August, 34c; September, 32lbc;
Nav, 3534c asked. Pork-Steady; $l300. Lard
Higher; S7.6,. Whisky-Firm; $l.1O.
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st. Louis.

How to Keep Flatirons in Good Condition.
Rub them with beeswax and salt.
Tie lump of wax in a rag and keep
with the ironing materials. When hot,
rub the irons with the wax, then scour
by rubbing them on paper sprinkled
with salt.
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TURBULENT LABOR.
Tennessee Coal Region in a
Reign Of Terror.
ATTACK ON ANOTHER sTOckADE
Forty Faithful Guards Hold the Fort,
However, and Drive Off Their
Assailants.

Probability that Several of the Attack
Ing Party Were Killed or Wounded
They Promise 10 Return-The Whole
Section Bristling with Armed Men
Threatening to Annihilate the Militia
Recreant Guardsmen at Chattanooga
Railway Yards at Buffalo Guarded
by Troops and More Ordered to the
Scene-New York Central Switchmen
Ordered Out-Scenes of Violence.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 17.-An attack of
a mob of miners on the stockades at Oliver
Springs occurred early yesterday. The
guards were made of sterner stuff than
those at Inman and Tracy City, and fight
ensued. Oliver Springs is little mining
town in Anderson county. 1t Is on the
Walden ridge road. The defenses consist
oil a block house and about forty guards.
About breakfast time the miners came to
the stockade. They demanded the sur
render Of the place. "Come take us and
be id" was the answer sent by Superin-
tendent Farris. Fire was at once opened.
Seven hundred miners on one side glanced
down the barrels of their weapons and
streaks of flame leaped from the muzzles
as the leaden messengers sped toward the
swered, and the sharp cracks of the rifles
struck terror to the hearts of the assail-
ants.
Miners Raise a Flag Of Truce.
A flag Of truce was raised. Capt. Farris
respected it and called to the leader to
come and talk with him. Both sides rested
on their arms while the wounded were re-
moved. 1t is impossible to say how many
ba In nd lad nr u laA TxUn
guards were slightly hurt. Quiet then
reigned for some time and hurried mes
sages were sent to the governor. In the
meanwhile the authorities arranged for
reinforcing the stockade, and two small
companies were sent to the scene. The
miners have a secret society that is oath
bound on the ironclad order. The organ
ization is of a military kind, and each
man pledges his neck for the fulfillment of
his oath.
Showing the White Feather.
The company of militia here was ordered
out, and the officers had a time of it. A
few of the men reported and they were
made up in small details and sent out to
bring in the skulkers. At 7:30 p. m. COM
pany A had supplied only nineteen men,
while G added but fifteen to the number
Their equipment is almost mockery of
modern warfare. No line of action
has yet been laid out and it is
supposed that this attempt will be but
dangerous repetition of Coal Creeks dis
grace of last year. The militiamen
evinced no eagerness to enter the service
of their country and small par ties are try
ing to haul unwilling soldiers from under
beds and other points of vantage where
they have taken refuge from coDscription
officers
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Miss Edith Lackersteen and George Wit
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back to their garrison left shortly before.
Whether they reached it or not no one
knows rs yet.
Train Captured by Rioters.
A local passenger train which passed
Coal Creek shortly afterdark was boarded
by eighty-two miners, all heavily armed.
They put pistols to the heads of the con-
ductor and fireman and made them run
the train to Clinton. Then the coaches
were detached and left standing with the
passengers in a terrorized condition. The
engineer was then forced to couple to
some coal cars and take the miners to
Oliver Springs. They refused to pay fare
or do anything else except at their own
sweet will.
Dynamite Under the Rails,
The mobs at Coal Creek, Clinton, Jellico,
Oliver Springs and other places have
placed dynamite under the railroad rails
to prevent the running of trains. This is
to keep the militia out. 1t is reported here
that several companies are en- route from
Chattanooga. They will go up the Gin
cinnati Southern to Hartman. They can
not get by rail from there to Oliver
Springs, as the road is torn up, dynamite
placed and all wires cut. They will have
a walk of seventeen miles if they foot it to
Oliver Springs.
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FULLER DETAILS OF THE BATTLE
An Attempt to Storm the stockade Re
suits in Defeat.

suits in Defeat.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 17.-Following
is a more complete account of the Oliver
Springs battle: Yesterday morning at
o'clock Capt. Ferris, in command of the
guard at divers, discovered that the
stockade was surrounded by miners. STbe
men had taken positions on two wooded
eminences which surrounded the stockade.
The leaders of the miners shouted to the
guards to surrender and give up the con-
victs. To this Capt. Ferris replied: "Come
and get u.s."
The leader shouted: Gall right, g-d-n
you. Well take you"
The battle then began. From almost
every direction the balls rained in upon the
guards. While part of the guards kept
convicts from stampeding the others sent
shot after shot into the woods where she
miners held position. Hundreds of shots
had been fired, but the guards remained
firm
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Made a Disastrous Rush.

Finally the miners seemed to think that
a storming of the stockade would be sue
cessful and number of the more bold
dashed out of the woods into an open
space not more than one hundred yards
from the fort. They went no further and
a number of those in the attack fell. A
flag of truce went up from the woods and
the guards ceased firing. The leader of the
miners said they wished to carry off the
wounded. He was assured that he could
come to the stockade and not be hurt, pro-
vided the miners did not fire. The miners
were then allowed to carry off those who
had been wounded or killed. Before they
left they declared they would get more
aid and come back and "wipe out" the
guards. There is rumor here that three
miners were killed and number
xvounded
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Telegraph Wires Cut.

Yesterday afternoon n special train left
here for Oliver Springs to relieve the be-
sieged guards. There were only twenty
eight men on board, but they were in
charge of Major Chandler, of the Third
regiment and thougha beardless boy he
has had considerable experience, and is cool
and plucky He will fight to kill beyond
doubt, if necessary. The train was run
through very rapidly, and they reached
Oliver Springs safely. Beyond this MOTH
ing is known, as at O'Clock, or within
few minutes after the train reached Oil
yer Springs, the telegraph wires were cut
at Clinton, which is this size OF the dis
turbance.
Miners Go Cunning for Soldiers.
There is no communication with Coal
Creek. A trainman who came in at $50
D. m. yesterday from Jellico says the min
ers at Jellico were wildly excited yester-
day and under arms. They propose to
capture an engine or train there and come
south thirty miles to Coal Creek, picking
up the miners as they come and kill every
soldier in the garrison at that place. There
were 1876 men there yesterday morning. A
part of these men early yesterday morn
ing started to 20 to Oliver Springs to the
aid of the guards there.
Tore UP the Railway Track.
Under che orders of the adjutant general
the railroad authorities furnished train
to take them to Oliver Springs. While
the troops were boarding the train at the
depot a mob of more than 100 miners tore
up the track so that the train could hot
proceed. The troops then left and started
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Sprawy kOngresu.
Wielki pozar W Winnipeg.
Nieszczescie kolejowe W Nebrasce.
Urwanie chmur grad W South
Dakota.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.

Washington, 1 maja.
Senat za}atwia swe sprawy
z szybkoscia, kt6ra stoi W wiel'
kiej sprzecznosci z powolnem
prowadzen;em interes6w W L.
bic. q uchwa} budzetowych
Izby dwie tylko jeszcze ma
Senat do za}atwienia, a miaDo-
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jak sic zdaje, komitet zatrzy-
ma W swych rekach, azeby do.
k}adniej poinformowa6 sic o
szczeg6}ach, anizeli to ma teraz
jest mozliwem. Ma porzadku
dziennym So teraz pretensye
Indyan szczepu Choctow i
Chickasaw, potem ustawa W
sprawie ochrony cudzoziem.
COW. Zapewne przy tel sposo-
bnosci bedzie nova o zajsciach
W New Orleans i poruszone
beda stosunki poszczeg6lnych
Stan6w do Zwiazku.
w Izbie pos}6w nastepujace
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ma nowela o zniesieniu cla ma
nici, Hatcha wniosek majacy
ma celu ograniczenie cry ma
gieldzie W artyku}ach zywno-
Sci i sprawy budzetowe.
Piekny dar.
Denver, Co1o., l maja.
We Czwartek, dnia 10 maja,
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piekny' dom hala dla zecer6w
nalezacych do unii. Panowie
Childs i Drexel 2 Philadelphii
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Niency.
Berlin, 80 kwietnia.

Berlin, 80 kwietnia.
Odwiedziny cesarza u pana
Stumma daily nowy pow6d ro-
botnikom do niezadowolenia.
w movie swej cesarz s1awh
do najwyzszego stopnia wszel-
kie urzadzenia tyczace sic ro-
botnik6w. Nazwal zaklad ia
bryczny wzorowym i postawa
go "a wz6r dla wszystkich IA
bryk w Niemczech. Robotni-
cy ME byli wcale zachwyceni,
gdyz powszeehnie znanem jest
zle obchodzenie sic Stumma z
robotnikami. Wszystkich ro-
botnik6w, kt6rych podejrzywa
tylko o socyalistyczne zapa-
trywania, bez przekonania sic
nawet wydala bez litosci i dla-
tego nawet dano mu przydo-
mex kr6la Stumma. Stumm
wydal na czesG eesarza uczte,
kt6rei urzadzenie mia}o kosz-
towae 10000 marek.
Kanclerz Caprivi, kt6ry ME
wyjechal by} do Karlsbadu z
powodu choroby swego sio-
strze6ca hrabiego Won Finken-
stein, ME powr6cl do Berlina.
Zamierza on udac sic do jake
gos miejsca kapielowego ma
poludniu. Og6lnie dziwia sic,
ae kanclerz pozostawl debaty
W sejmie hrabiemu Eulenburg.
Chce on, jak sadza, azeby jego
ustapienie z urzedu ministra
prezydenta da}o sic mocno u
czuG, i chce pozostawic debaty
Eulenburgowi, aby przekonae
sic, jaki wp}yw tenze mice be-
die, by ma przysz3osc do tego
sic zastosowa6. Przez ostatnie
wypadki ma kazdy spos6b sta
nowisko kanclerza mocno sic
zachwia1o. w naradach mini
steryalnych ME gra juz takiej
roll, jak dawniej, inni mini
strowie zyskuja coraz to wiecej
niezaleznooci.
Opr6cz ministra wojny Kal-
tenbron-Stachau jeszcze dwaj
inni ministrowie, a miedzy nj
mi DR.. Won Boetticher W pew
nych kwestyach ME zgadzaja
sic kanclerzem, jakkolwiek
ia r6znica zda1 ME jest tax
znaczna, by mia}a doprowa-
die do otwartego por6znienia
sic.
Caprivi ma bye z powrotem
W ' Berlinie, kiedy kr6l wloski
przybedzie do Berlina, aaeby
odbyG konferencyaz z ministrem
Rudini. Pomimo, re m6wia
o tenn, IL i austryacki minister
Kalnoky ma przyby6 ma ts ma
rade, to przeciez zdaje sic to
nieprawdopodobne ,gdyz Kal-
noky z Caprivim, jak co roku,
maia znowu mice narade przy
ko1cu lata.
Berlin, l maja.
opowiadaja tu, ze W gabi-
necie wloskim znowu grozi
przesilenie. Movie nawet, re
nastepca Rudiniego ma bye
wloski posel we Wiedniu, Nj
gra. Rzecza pewna jest, ze
niekt6re kola tumysla o udzie-
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Przybycie parowcow.
WIADOMOSCl MIEJSCOWE
Dzien 1gO Maja.

czaj swiecenla dnla ]go MaJa
jako swieta robotnik6w (cho-
ciaz tu w}asciwie W pierwszy
poniedzia}ek Wrzesnia obcho.
dzi sic swieto robotnik6w), i
zwyczaj ten dosyc juz sic roz-
powszechni}. W Chicago od-
by}y sic wczoraj takze demon
stracye. Ma wzor europejskiej
policyi, take policya chicago
ska ogromne zarzadzi}a srodki
ostroznosci, azeby przeszkodzie
mozliwemu wysadzeniu miasta
W powietrze: ale zupe}nie ME-
potrzebnie. Dzie6 wczorajszy
dla policyi bardzo by1 nudny.
Szef policyi wyda} zakaz OBJ
noszenia czerwonych choragwi
(bo znak to rewolucyi) i trzy'
mania NOW podburzajacych, a
azeby wymusic pos}uszehstTo,
sam ca}y dzie6 spedzi1 W ratu-
szu azeby W razie potrzeby od-
bye wojenna narade inspe'
ktorami rozstawi} 700 poll
cyant6w, 400 W uniformach, a
800 W ubraniach cywilnych
wzd1uz Michigan Ave. i ulic,
przez kt6re poch6d mia1 sic
odbywac.
Wszystko jednak, policya
,,zdzia}a}a" wczoraj ograniczy
Ia sic do aresztowania trzech
osoo niosacych czerwone cho.
ragwie, zreszta zupe}nie mic sic
ME wydarzy}o.
W demonstracyi wzie}o u
dzia} $4,000 robotnik6w.
w zupe}nym porzadku odby1
sic poch6d przez ulice ku Lake
Front" Ma rogu Madison i
Clark str. policyanci zblizyli
sic do trzech choraaych niosa-
cych czerwone choragwie, kt6-
rych zawiedli, ME doznajac
najmniejszego oporu, do ratu-
sza, gdzie mer Washburne j
szef policyi po stosownem ka'
zaniu puscili ich wolno.
q trzech woz6w ma Lake
Front kilku mowc6w z kolei
przemawialo po angielsku, po
niemiecku po czesku. VIE
czorem odbyl siepiknik W par
ku Kuhna, ale z powodu de-
szczu ME swietnie sic powi6dl!.
Strajk.
Oko{o osmiuset kotlarzy,
maszynist6w kolejowych i ro
botnik6w PREY robotach zela'
znych W warsztatach okreto-
wych zastrajkowa}o, zpowodu,
ze ME podwyzszono i'm p1acy
ma $2.75 dzienie "a 8 godzinna
robote, jak tego zadali. W
niekt6rych firmach zgodzono
sic na 10 PouWyzszenle Paacy,
tam tez strajku ME ma; W ME
kt6rych innych zas wlasciciele
chcs p}acic tylez, ale ME chca
z uniami zawierac kontraktu
pisemnego, i tam strajk zarzs.
dzono.
w wielkich warsztatach ko.
lei Rock Island W South Chi
cago strajkuja r6wniez kotla-
re, ) aadajac podwyaszeuia pla.
cy. Opr6cz tego strajk jest W
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celsior Machine q Boiler Co..,
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Mostly 100000. Przemawiac
beda, miedzy innymi, guber-
nator, burmistrz i prezydent
Izby handlowej.
Grad i urwanie chmur.
E. Siour Falls, s. d., 1 maja.
Niezwyk}y grad nawiedzi3
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ba. Ziarna by}y r6znej wielko-
Sci, cd wielkosci grochu do
wielkosci go}ebiego jaja. Mn6
stwo' drew zosta}o ogo}oco-
nych ga}ezi, a W oranzeryach
wszystkie szyby zosta}y wytfu-
czone. Zaledwie grad usta},
spad1 deszcz W strumieniach
zala} mn6stwo piwnic. Jak
znaczne szkody zrzadzi}, }atwo
sobie wyobrazit, gdy powiemy,
re w}asciciele groserni, pano,
vie Jewett & Go. poniesli
szkode ma $4,000, a sk}ad to-
war6w }okciowych Palace,
ia 81, 800.
POzar W Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, l maja.
Najwiekszy pozsr, jaki mia
sto Winnipeg kiedykolwiek
nawiedzi}, obr6ci} dzisiaj W
perzyne kompleks dom6w o.
krywajacy oko}o 8 akry. Ra,
no o godz. 2 zawezwano straz
ogniowa pred Princess Ope-
Ia House., kt6ry sta1 W p3o-
mieniach. Prawdopodobnie
pali}o sic tam juz cd d}u2sze,
60 czasu, MIN pozarspostrzezo-
no, gdyz kompania teatralna
cd dawna opusci1a by1a gmach
ten i o godzinie lei zamknieto
wszystkie wyjscia.
D}ugo trwa}o, MIN zdo}ano
rozpoczac gaszepie, gdyz pom
py wodociag6w by}y zepsute i
w}asnie W uaprawie j trzeba
by}o tylko zrezerwoar6w ma to
przeznaczonych dostae wode, a
trwa}o czas jakis, MIN MONA
by}o do mich sic dostac. Kie-
dy z tenn sic za}atwiono, juz
teatru samego ratowat ME by
10 MONA. Sasiednie gmachy
r6wniez sic zaje}y j trzeba by.
10 chronic, co sic da}o, W maj.
blizszem sasiedztwie. Mimo
usi}owa6 stray ogniowej pozar
przeszed{ ma druga strone ull'
cy i obr6ci} W perzyne 16 do
1S budynk6w, MIN zdo1ano po-
zyskae mad MIN kontrole. Szko-
dy obliczaja ma S125,o00.
Nieszczescia kolejowe.
Lincoln, Nebr., 1 maja.
Wczorajsza niepogoda by3a
powodem wielkiego nieszcze.
scia kolejowego. W poblizu
Lincoln rozluzni}y sic szyny, W
skutek czego pociag osobowy
idacy zachodu wykolei} sic.
Lokomotywa i wagon ekspre-
sowy ipocztowy spad}y W row.
Palace Shrimer i dw6ch w}6-
czeg6w, kt6rzy tajemnie je.
chali, ma miejscu zostali zabici.
Pokaleczeni zostali urzednik
pocztowy T. A. Holt, kondu-
ktor lokomotywy d. Ander-