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Palmer. ''thut he has O right 60 bs
there, a right % stay there and that
no man OF set of men has any right 20
remove him, or close those works
against him So long 40 He is willing %
work
He feels that he has q proprietary iu-
tercst an the mills, uotVvithstau1luE tue
fact that he got wages
All this is dim vague underlined as to
r1rtieu lars but strong and cicaE as 20
she general proposition that me has Inc
terests and rights there as well as Car
uegie.
ETe got wages to be sure but did not
Carnegie get wages tnoe vastly greater
vgaggs2 interests ON bis c-uilal' cluolu-
meuts of AN sorts almost without limitf
And Is Carnegie 90 be vested with lua
further power OF reducing the Uagez OK
the TvorIyiuguaus even refusing him
work ultcEcther2
You've had your yvages' says Car
regic, .-T uccJ yua mo- louger-Eo-
'.But you have had your wages too,
much larger than mine Suppose j tell
YOU that 4 or rather we need you no
louEer-Eo"
II have my capital isvested-tha
plant is miuc. T retorts Carnegie
THE capital Won invested twenty
years ago was $1,000" replied the
vyorIzruau7 s'add the legal interest call
st our Office, get a check for the amount
Hnd-go."
hut" says Carnegie
"Ifut wnut9
''The plant is all mine"
"Oh, J Thought y8u only claimed tho
invested capital, with interest, but You
claim that thc plant ROW valued at
Es5. O0J. 900 is also yours. Did not . and
my fellow vrurlymeu. create the differ
euce between the original investments
and the present valuation. and If not
who did it? You have FOR several years,
by your own testimony, had am income
from these works OF one and half
million dollars % year, So that as Ear as
Your wages, your capital and interest
thereon are concerned, yuu cannot ina
reason complain should 4 and my follow
worlzmeu close out with you as ] have
proposed and let you go
your talk, SIR" says Carnegie, els
not only iusoicut, it has every element
Of robbery and auarehisIn. There is
nothing left for nae TO do but suppress
you, by calling on my army of piulzer-
tons, the police, tine sheriff and his posse
the governor and his militia, the presi-
dent and tine United states army, ~
necessary. tn shoot You dead lu your
tracks. if YOU insist on such revolution
agy conduct as you outline i'm your
brutal language
"If law and Justice were the sume,
you would ba the rlblcrs bat until they
are YOU have % legal advantage What
we a- syor.55u-lusu desire above .ull
things i- t1 get what IS just and right
between man and man. between man
and property and what is best for all
enacted INTO law. -Ifttshurg Ilau-au-
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Mrs I'Ilo7y was tired of him, and was
using him to enrich her PooketbooE
BE also thought that she was in league
with his wife in her effort to secure tn C
Arkansas property. In the suit for the
realty AIRS. Pillow showed by GOCu-
ments and witnesses that he had made
a viii rovoking all others and giving
her all his property. He denied it In
cross bills
David II. PostOu was one of the a ablcst
lawyers in the south when it came to
cases involving intricate land transfers
He was employed by Mrs. Pillow and
by his course in the trial gained the
enmity of King. March 10, 1891, two
years later Poston was raising his hat
to a lady on the street in Memphis
when King shot him. He lived two
days In an ants-mOrtem statement he
said he thought King was Offering him
his hand in a renewal of friendship.
King wiped the revolver and put it in
his pocket
The trial began June 1 in Memphis
and lasted one month. King was SEN
fenced to hang Novem her 6, 1891. The
time OF execution was delayed by ap-
peals TO every tribunal in the land The
date was fixed at August u after the
supreme court refused a new trial
Position counted for nothing. He had
argued cases with and before the judge
who sentenced him In the trial his
frantic efforts led him TO override his
counsel and make his own defense on
the incompa tibIe pleas Of insanity and
aelf-defense.
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"A TRUNK trust is forming at Chicago.
THE cruiser Charleston has arrived at
San Francisco on her way to Mare ISL
and FOR repairs
THERE is little or no small pON in
Manitoba and no occasion for the alarm
manifested IN North Dakota
A FEEBI.E-AIgNnED boy named Olsen
wrecked q train at Bloomington, III.
BY throwing the switch.
AfINEEAVCTIs democrats have nomi-
mated Layyler for governor against
Knute Nelson, the republican nominee
The school question viii come TO the
front as Lawler is a Catholic and q
school plank was adopted
THREE young women, Nellie collin
ger, Blanche Simmons and Grace Max
vvell, went bathing in the Mississippi
river at Port Byron, near Davenport,
Ia The hrst two got beyond their
depth and sank Miss Maxwell lost
her life trying TO save them
THE Michigan legislature has been
called TO meet
5uDGE JOIN PTrCIIEH died st Mount
Vernon, Ind lie was IS years Of age
and was probably the oldest mason at
the time of his death in the country
having been made mason at Water
town, Conn, in 1915
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RUDE RUsTLERs.
The Frosidaut's FrocIamatIon Trea
VIM aras. LLsresu.nt.

The Presideut's Proclamation Treated
with Gross DIsrCsDsCt.
CITETESEE4 Wyo., Aug. 9--Dizpa atches
received from tho north are that copies
of the proclamation Of the president
calling on armed men to dispsrHs, have
been riddIGd with shot wherever
posted. This Is for the most part the
work OF 'rUstlor" syupathizers-
All the men to whom tho proclaim
ton was directed, including especially
the murderers of Deputy United States
Marshal Wellmuu, are no longer seen
in the settlement but supposed to be in
hiding, or 20 have left the country.
The dozen special officers sent from
here to arrest the leaders remained in
Buffalo They were advised that in
searching the country they would be
ambushed-
The political leaders Of the rustler
district are organizing the peoples
party and viii place in the held a state
ticket headed by Joseph Hurt a sheep
grower, defeated for the RuberuatoriaI
nomination in the democratic nomiust-
ing convention last week.
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A Prominent Hebrew Favors the Return
of Anarchists Who Como to This COuu-
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-JuIius Harburg-
er. grand master of the Independent
Order Free Sons of Israel, addressing a
other things:
I'm 1889, when the religious crusadez
in Ruumania and imperial Russia took
place against the He ebreyvs, emigration
mum bCring thousands set in towards
American shores. With the yearly in
crease, mum bcrs of anarchists and
nihilistsr made SO through "a brutal
government, came over with these un-
fortunates and preached their damuablc
and pernici0us doctrines
They had forgotten the essence of
the teachings of their fathers, that Juda-
ism is "a religion of law and order
THE dastardIy and cowardly attempt
of Russian murderer, dynumiter and
anarchist upon the life of the manager
of the Carnegie works has shown the
effect of the pernicious doctrines that
have been inculcated in the aliens who
land on cur shores without the first
conception OF the duties of an Amer
lean citizen and the liberty afforded to
every individual under our form of gov
ernmeuU.
81 am in favor of rigidly enforcing
tls return of all aliens who are known
as nihilists, dyulmitors and anarchists
Our flag rs broad eauugh to en- brace
men of all crceds, c0l5rs and national
itieE, but when they come here with
torch and sword we have no room for
them AS we guard our ports against
cholera and disease, so we should ward
or the approach Of moral contagion or
710IftfaaF disease
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coNaREss
Closing work OF tho long sessioa OF the
EBIty-aecoud CuuEress-

Closing work OF the Long Session OF the
EaIEy-gecuud CuuEres5-
4H the absence OF any othef business tl-
senate on the cd discussed the l7ozae2teal alialf
vita some warmth and psrrousnrF- AZ the
1tl1- 0f l1z discussion muultea r=i1-utlou OF
iuvasrigallou was adopted proFllll4 l1r q
special committee OF seven to investigate the
'eEuuI1g guel- OF armed bodies OF men fu- private
purposes. i'm connection with diGerclCcs between
0ofzueu and emuluygrsf' the resolution not
mentioning either Fz1mGslaad or the I'laizertons
by name .--- Ilr house continued In the World'a q
fair tanEle and could not ger out All aasenIsea
were NOTIFIED 90 attend loFtll'lt-l' ana lhs1-
marters st0ud-aLa a deadIogE
THE senate held hrLzf session on sEe sd
cleared tne calendar and tlen awaited -he 80
uou OF the hous- on The sulGry civil bin sen
ators INDUCED ia debate on e proposition call-
ing upon the uecre-a-y % var Tor O report oi al
gEicers Cogrt-r1arEtEIed during the past three
years. and q resolution 20 send q special COM
uitIee 60 Investigate Cuba and other WeaI Iu-
dia islands The house was tu session two
hours but old nothing. The proposition sub
mitLgd by Ll5 worlds fair advisory couluui tee
and place tL in cuul5Esnos and vote for 3 90 90
as a direct gift 70 the fair 10 a separate biu not
larer than Saturday appeared TO be acoeD table
on the 8lh the senate did nothing but wait
for thg action Cf the house on the worlds fair
matter. AfEIr receiving the report OF the &C.
tou OF the house the senate adjourned In
the house motion by Afr. Holman was Edopt
e1 that the house should reconsider tho vote by
which the senate amendment % the worlds
fair was Cuncurred In, insist upon further dis
agreement and again send the bill 20 confer
suce- This released tho house from its parIia-
mGueaFy cIfauglemeuE A resolution that the
house consider the uurburr5w Pill appFopriat-
inE So 500 CO. 20 the worlds fair and vote upon
Sc The next day carried and The house ad-
1oUrued.
THH senate mot at o'clock on the 5Lh aud
after brief executive session the worlds fair
b-l lDuEburruW 'E1 as passed by the house lp-
propr.atiuE - 10000 TO Lhe worlds faiEl was
received and imme ediayely passed The zundry
civil bill Was agreed TO and "a resolution for hnal
adjournment az ~ o'clock az night Vas adopted
me usual complimentary resolutions were
adopted and at tho hour Of IL the senate adj
iouTng d--.-T The house met and according to
agreement The Durburrow bill appropriating
90 $4,000 20 the worlds fair was passed The
suudrT civil bill was agreed TO- All business
was closed up and at 90 o'clock the speaker do
cLaE.. Ii. Enu.r ..L.Lru.. L.LrnnuL DIV
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THE WORLD AT LARGE
Summary Of the Dany News


The secretary of the treasury post
4ooned the announcement OF bids for the
construction of the public building at
Wilmington, Del, in order that the
bidders might have an opportunity to
modify their proposals in accordance
with the new lHbor law.
The president has vetoed the senate
bill amending the act of March 3, 1887,
comforting on the court of claims juris-
uictton in contested land patent cases.
ORDERs have been issued again to
clear the Cherokee strip OF cattle, many
thousands found TO be grazing ia def
anc@ OF executive orders
CONGRATULATIONS We're exchanged
with Spain on the four hundredth anni-
versary Of the discovery of America
THE democratic national campaign
committee was organized by the cleo
don of Don Dickinson as chairman and
the addition Of cz-Secretary Whitney
to the committed
ASSISTANT SECRETARY or THE TREAS
URY CRoUNsE, who has been nominated
for governor Of Nebraska by the repub-
licans, will resign in a few weeks
IT is said that the bids OF two OF the
principal contractors for work on the
Illinois and Mississippi canal (thc Hen
uepin) have been rejected by the gov
ernment because Che estimates were
not based on the eight-hour day, as re-
quired by the new law. The effect of
this will be to prevent doing much
work on the canal this season.
THE worlds fair appropriation which
passed congress really amounts to near
" 81, GOO 600 in one way or another.
The name of Mr.. Marshall Cushing,
the private secretary to Postmaster
General Wanamazor, is prominently
mentioned as a probable successor to
First Assistant Postmastcr-GeneraI
Whitfield. who is soon to retire.
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SARAH BARLEY, a young white wom-
An, was married to "a japanese at New
York recently.
The last dividend in the Sprague
estate, Rhode Island, has been made,
making total of 27.G per cent.
GEORGE f. TAYLOR, Of the Manhattan
Athletic club of New York, who made
mile on a bicycle in 2:14 Is, lowering
the worlds record Of Willie Windle at
2:15, made Rnother wonderful ride, cut
ting the record down to 2:11. The start
was from staudstilL
The infant son of II. C. Friclz died at
Pittsburgh, Pa, recently. 1t was
named after Dana, Of the New York
Sun
Il GIGANTIC wall paper combination
has been effected at New York.
ASIALGAMATED association attorneys
have sworn informations against the
Homestead managers and the PinIer-
tons for murder
PETER BRENNAN, aged 20, died at New
York from a clubbing given him by Po-
1iceman Lyman. An autopsy showed
four ribs On his right side broken and
five ribs on his left The small bones
of his right hand had been crushed and
his chest and arms covered with bruises.
THE Cooley gang Of outlaws have
committed further excesses near Union
town. Pa
PHILADELPHIA VIII send to the worlds
fair at Chicago a historic collection of
souvenirs of early days in America
ARCHBISHOP CoEHIGAN, OF New York,
has been unofIicjally rebuled by the
Vatican in connection with the Fari-
bault and Saltwater schools contrO-
versy.
Much excitement was caused at Ocean
Grove y. j., by "a discussion over ma
sonry At the assOcia tion meeting The
brethren almost came to blows.
JOIN L. How. of Brooklyn, is wanted
by the police. lie was made executor
of an estate ten years ago, and now it
transpires that he used il all up for
himself, though supposed to be mil
Honaire.
JAY GoULb says he will never go
cruising again and offers his yacht, At
atlanta, FOR sale.
THERE is a general belief in Philadel-
phia that William b. Robbins, attorney
and cOnveyaucer and late accounting
- warden of St Marks church is a fugi-
tive, and it is alleged that the total sum
of discrepancies in which he is involved
viii reach Si50, OO0
THERE was "a wreck on the Lake
s Shore, near Erie, Pa Several passen-
gers were injured. An engineer and a
fireman were killed
A CALL has been issued for delegates
of democratic clubs to meet at New
GEeRGE ARSoLD was killed and three
others We're injured by a bolt Of light
ming at Salem, Mass
A RACE war between Italians and
negroes occurred at Orange, n. J. One
man was stabbed seriously and twenty
others injured by clubs aud stones.
d. E. LAURESs, the man who threat
ened to blow up Barring, MagOun < Co.
Mt New York, unless given money, was
sentenced to eighteen months in prison.
Ex-CoNvTCr FERD WARD denies that
he is about to be married
ISRAEL WOOD died from snake bite at
Newburgh, n. y.
Col STREAToR, notorious in the Iams
punishment case, has been re elected
by his command, who thus, in "a man
ncr, indorse his conduct
LEUr-Gov. SHEEHAN has been
chosen chairman of the New York state
campaign committee
THE Cramps, of Philadelphia, secured
the contract TO build the ocean grey
hounds that are to beat the records of
the City of New York and the City of
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4 UIAT HINU- ny l-- UI0TU aO-Il-
ties besiegsd him The wife and
daughter of the condemned man, and
wives and daughters of other promi-
nent citizens made personal appeals
Senator Harris and othor leading poll
ticiaus made several calls upon him
and succeeded IN securing the desired
communication
The prisoner heard the news with
but little interest He had been in
duIging in stimulants of late and
seemed Indifferent to what was trans
pirinE.
Col ii. CIaE King,s position among the
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PLANTS. TREES AND SHRUBS

BovUEHoHo. I'D. has pink cup Gao
tus containing one hundred and ninety
eight flowers In fan bloom
Two or the best conseEvarories in the
world are TO be found ia London and In
the Jardfn des PIzntea. Paris
THE Wild potato vine sometimes has q
root that attzins the size ard occasional
Iy the form OF a boys body and weighs
tlirty-hvs pounds
Is spite OF IT'S ice and severe cold
Labrador Possesses 900 speciesof Tower
ing plants. Sc ferns and over ESQ a5secias
ef moses Gud Eehsus
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the name of q yvo- IN
man Mrs Mary L. Pillow, widow of the
confederate general, Gideon j. Pillow,
after whom Fort PILLOW was ulmoi. T5 is
said that she snesrod King oHse after
an understanding had boon reached be
tween her and Lcc Thornton, young
lawyer who had charge of rent coIIec-
tions on Col Kings many pieces
of real estate. Thornton intro
duced the colonel King became
infatuated The widow seemed to
return the love. King had a wife and
two daughters Before the fatal meet
ing King had been devoted to his fam
ny. When he met the widow he
seemed to almost forget that he had a
family.
Soon the lovesiclS pair Joined their in
terests in an Arkansas plantation.
King secured a veritable mansion in
Memphis. where he set Mrs Pillow up
20 live the life of queen of fashion
She didn't, however, lead in society
circles Tho liason was too open to the
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 6.-The
strike among the men employed in the
shops and round house of the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain railroad was umica b. y
settled yesterday. The strikers carried
every point General Supt Reardon, OF
ST. Louis arrived on the Cannon Ball
and Immediately went into a confer
enCs with Master Mechanic Roberts
and a committee OF the strikers The
conference lasted three huurs- An
agreement was reached whereby EiEins
should be permitted 70 resign, 20 take
effect iulmediatsIy. aud Ed Lorraine 60
be appointed foreman of the shops in
his place
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JACEsoEvULE, Aug. 6.-At the
Church of Our Saviour in this city i've
young ladies took the veil. Margaret
Couuor took the name of Sister Mary
CysiPhus, Jane Ncrins as Sister Mary
David, Margaret Martin as Sister Sybi-
lima Mary Josephine Sullivan that OF
Sister Mary Frances Besides those
who took the white veil Sister Eugeuia
participated in the beautiful ceremony,
taking the black veil and becoming a
nun
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next Friday, for the
murder Of David H.
Pozton on March 10.
1891 on a public
street in this city.
Unusual pressure
was brought 20 bear
upon the governor
for the past few
days. Petitions
signed by thousands
from Tcuuessss and
Eentucky deluRed
the executive Del
egationl from mill
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GOV. HoGe, Of Texas, asks GOV. Bueh-
anan, Of Tennessee, to commute the sen
tence Of Col H. Clay King, now under
sentence of death
THE great stallion Sultan died ~
Gently at Cyuthiaua, Ky
IT is rumored that the Paducah. Ten
nessce & Alabama will purchase the
Newport News e Mississippi Valley
line
THE Fort Worth (Tez.) Daily Gazette
has suspended. The printers struck
against IA system of part payments
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lawyers OF the south
was high. He is
the man who wrote
Kings Digest of
Tennessee Law.
This standard work
was frequently used
during the trial iT
June, from which
Col. King emerged
with a sentence O
death hanging owe
him.
Tho story of the
crime begins with
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LONDON, Aug. 0--The formaIities Of
organizing the house Of commons were
completed last week, aud this morning,
when the members met they were sum
moued to the house of lords, where the
speech from the throne opening the
imperial parliament of Queen Victoria
was read The speech contained moth
ing but well wishes
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public view. II was
notorious. kin q
was all the while
trying to get "a di-
vorce from his wife
that he might marry
the widow. He
failed The guilty
ones cared nothing
for public opinion.
Finally a coIdness
J prang up. 1t aft
erward developed
that this was due to
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JULES VEEEE is now writing his
Beventy-fouFth novel
DICEEEs wrote tvventy-Eour books,
comprising /, I25 character
THE copyright Of ''Barnaby Eudge"
brought Dickens tvventy-thousand dol
lara The original agreement has been
recently sold IN London
GEN. LoEGsEHEEr's history OF the late
war viii soon be published He We've
the war in its purely military light,
telling the story with the skin of .
master.
TIE first edition of Gray's "EIegy
Written ia a Country Church yard, % was
sold recently for dfty-uine pounds One
hundred and 1oHty-One years ago it
brought six pence
WuLLAlE 4. ADAMS, better known .
oliver Optic,s' has written altoEsthaE
more than a hundred books for boys,
and he q now busy at work with an
other. LE- Adams Is seventy but wei
enough preserved 70 last for thirty
yeara 10 come
TIE rsilroad which Is at some time OF
other 20 traversa the Africa continent
has been opened as far as a point nezE
Cazouru, 40 miles from tha starting
point. St. Psul Dc L1anda.
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CABEoLLTozS, o., Aug. L -Diphtheria
is raging at Dellroy and Sherr0dsvilIe,
two mining towns near this city Fif-
teen death have resulted and twenty
new cases were reported this morning.
The state board Of health has been
uotifaa.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. IO.-Gov. Blu
chanan, ia Nashville, Hast evening com
muted the sentence OF Col. IT, Clay
king. who was to have been hanged on
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COMMITTED
GOV. Buchanan Shows Mercy to
II Clay King.

Kings ProuaIuonos at tho Southern bar
HIS Relations With sIrs- Pillow David
II. PoatoH's Part Ia the case
aud Murder.
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A Prominent Hebrew Favors the Return
of Anarchists Who Come to This COun-