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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

EI0UUTION > Miss MarEaret Perkins,
Aeil Capitol avenue. teaches the ''Epo-
nemle System o. ExpreNsicn'
MISS KING win open her dancing class
nuesdny afternoon. November ~, at tho
Sabnccfhund Hall, corner OF l'fchton and
Caroline; cloAses Tuesday and Friday
afternoons and Wednesday and satar-
day nights xfa,iS
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THE g. Q, y. Fariglnn pye.-s, 5spsylnE
TON. the dniy reliable plaee 10 have your
old clothes DYED and repaired g look
Us gooa as new. Fernandez n Leroy
pecprietOfa, zSsl
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u BTRGffEiM, rue Sunset fhflmae1, olk
pcnsrry Tor The houthefh RACINE fAhbAt'
Ee. ~ Congress- aEennes
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FOR RENT A Calvert. Froxaa. first story
Of the ilew Qdd Heiiows hhll gOx90 feet.
aunth corner on Main alfaef: ahelying
furnished 10 Huit reninr. Apply 70 JAS
ConnuuRljton, Calvert Texas. U
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isI1Ra0N aI-

NOW Is the time TO iini plenty OF Wild
game have plenty OF good teams aud
RIGS NJ reasonable rates. Come aud see
me. w. Il. Donald, Erookshlre, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

TWO fAIfa On tnssaiimenf plan
in Third ward unG ~ 9ht.fDuil. tW1s Tory
hoike, $500 ftie fnlfrroami qaeaicfg
houhS. HeQo. Nv Viii also build ~ iole
and let rent Day FOR houHN. J. M4uRtf,
roenl I, 4uuN14 gqn,srcea avenue t3,t4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

MR.. a, 81 cAnRUTHERS n no longer il
the employ Of the Union Workman. q,
w. pluiniey, manager a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

EIECTRiCAIa MACHINERY AND
EI.lsGTRICAI. at5PpI1E,S.
H. ID lilier, eiestrlctu engnhar, detlnr
hi electrical suppies repairs profanity
attended 10 IN any part OF thu state.
conniete plants n speciality; cores pond
anea solicited. Old Electric Light sta
ton Houston, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

FOR SALES eak0ncd wood by ~ car
Mad Address \ 3. Myor, fiantesffliie.
Texas. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

WANrEIS-A Jook, good Huges To rlsht
/, peEaspss Appl2 Mrs lohHRlon, Ai,laia
fstreeE, cnrh0r McNpwAu ncsi housr IN
Fair Ground addition, IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

LAND near Houston On GfgdSn rome ia
t6n % fifty. acre trActH, quarter Vt fntia /,
ffpin iailfpad 5tatiqn, hiapksinlih FRA.
toms % tjfat half dozen fstnliee:s s. II
Al Ifouuton Land ana 'ffs,st cosahni;S
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WANrEp--A Woman . cook q. retlion
NageS $lh per month. Address hnchtlor
No. a.. care % iost. 3
M.ANrHi)- oman cook Without cht-
dren % 20 10 section ~ cook wares
Si0 Apply ~ store iiSsls.ns q go. II
WANTED--Gco saiesmen Tor outside
work IN ioustons steady business and
good pay fpr huaOcfs. Apply TO y. w.
OBfl0n, 2lik Muin street, q
INTEfi.itfi1N'r persons desirInr nfaf-
CLASS positions can on or sddress New
York EnslnCSs Bureau. Y. AZ. Kcnnriy
manager r0um ~ Gibos building, lious.
Ion. lcNae.
A JOB PRTNTiiR WANTiaD--Ai Must 30 q
ilfst class artist With 10Th century works
cations, who can lee!t u MS cmpioycfs'
intctest the same rs HE own. is clean.
neal and swift ean adlrcss With reisr~
cnce and plnount az talHty wanted, Jas.
Q. Jones', Aiexia. Texas. q
wANTisD--A bargain tor good aslrring
man Nth q tc1m 10 SO on a truck farm.
81 mtlns from iiuuston Apply Rt fNon-
DER Store COL Main STREET..
wANrEp--An experienced tree man IN
sSrSisner AdarSSss sig6 this ss ilrs '''s !
CAPABLE life lnsnrancc agcnts uncn for
an ensugemcnt Tor 1874 ahpud eoftc-
Hppnd With or cnll uuun j. ~. Day, man.
nscr Manhattan Life Insurance company
WANTisn->A eood follRhlo Woman o.
cook and do house work Tor small fam.
ny. Apply ~ lips Rask avenue
N.ANrEp--A good man with $500 Or
l-Vlo 70 talte piilce poEltVn In lumber
business Security siven' Address y.
WANTED. Young man acquainted With
the shoe business. Must be nood saloss
man, Adtrrss "A. this oftlee Y
WANrnD--An Al hlaoiyslnlln aud whocI-
Wtlghti nave Hhop aud tpuls; large terri.
tory, Also lpN wood chpppers g cut
Ella, 1exas
WAN1lgp-- Middle arcd lady AZ houses
keeper in sinnii hotel. must have oNpc-
rienee aud Elyo GOOD refsrance- For
pAfNNuiapS apply saturday uturning biz.
twecn and Y O'Clock AT 1905 Creation
asTnuc. 4
NANnkI9z-A Seok, coed HpSes to rlaht
il per11p4 Apply Mtei johnston. Mslaln
sstesE, corner eieNewaui nfsi house y.
WANTKl5- Ohe ongliieor ior sagar Anusc
anu one clerk for geitral store, must Is
YOUNG map. ApniN 10 l. a, Elllf,
walker Station, IeAas ~
WANTED A geod lolrneynlan moe-
500 eapltal plenty woris Tho year rouni
y i.lmper Hcnrae, Tekaa.
AGENTS for our new porcelain iiree,as
cooking Vessels, WAGES ~ TO 81 per day,
pay every two Wteka. ANurcSH t'rltnR-
ton a CO., Nenla. Ohio. Ai.Yi
sAt3faNIs NV KNrrD fnr faaf Toiiinr
book, ''INuuchlng Incidents and Remark
able Answers @ Prayer" Price 81 by
mali hlg proiiss J, y, HadEatt, En-
nln. Texas. 4
WANTED Woman cook Without chli-
aren 70 20 on section az cook; wares
Si2. Anplr az store hSabns a GO. u
YOUNG MAN--Ngty be idieg When y0n
can iearn telpKraphy npd secure n GOOD
situatiOn For Information write nallAS
MEN 70 rcfi baking powder: steadY en-
niaymrnt, caprgicncn unnecessary. S1J
salary ~ Com. u. S Chemical Works.
$40 VAN Burnn, Chicago Hsts
e u.nn ftraNtf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

TOR hFNT-Four very convenient. at-
tractiye nffcca well lighted MI heated,
telephone aud iHiiitpr service Furnished.
located In best bnniness block in city at
atON Main street, Saut = Thomas. 4
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MbnlllM newy Furniture ~ eight tootnq
lented res.son6fIs is.tei; nice lpcStlcn;
iW9 hioelA from Sapi'os 3io'et ~
ii.a 1,ll.l. =
RIM 81 a. qaaaobsSi ,yood IN thn car
MAD. Asisirosa i 4, Mydr. finnte.Felie
'rcxas
11I,tiif.ISRrH 4 S,ooafHs seIl to-day, 10
a, n. Enrafobss pei.stssds, , hgfess ,ss
sssi'iov,ssss. .l XXX, NM sse
y y,
uNR Pant VxtHl iine e-Sesrscld mule#
oss pSr iias f s,s w sIis sy No y
isen tssnsphcll. care fgnlehtson, t'amn-
osll Scars. Houston: i2.st
FOR SAfsIG- 1000 reilrpAd ties, oak, hlse
hss.noheg; fest snnw, Apply 70 cnAtinx.
@iIsen: eayso,.. Terri 2
Ison eslfs Two sliding store iadders,
also eisafr fses q tracig 10 perfect
rondnien chgan c9sl' ass Them IN IN h s
~. TSs I XIX * sSoss stsrsss &
"a, ,,so s.sed stS ,ps n islsserg asea
ysly llids aged g9s,I s 5s.,, rev s Ai'pl
* iSiTs;FisI, y aSrigs 4 ~ nest rev
Ggieps " Ms ,plsss, e. s 6
iRtcrnd lofaey Cattle. lspr llrtnet anu
fuller Information inapifN q y ~ tfoat
j.stf,sf 4 siif,,s q is,laiti yg1Ti lls,5sfI fFsi
Seif Ifsd {eafilnee ana tvo-yeafsoil
Mia fbr snis e;rest ,nditIdaais renfss
ssss,,..iiie ,,,, AN NM NM paseta IL I,
. V'''s'''s taS.2ss' n
baV Hilg i5A haids nigh! very speedy
ana rcaav foi track r6nd IT olIy dEiVsfis.
IL Tho hAndHotpeat road iilfe f. tlpngte9,
fnt, Yexaa 4
~, Z. ! *. 20
fpis IA ',',ns a.a f.,3'f ai,sssE
..lti t-....t ~, - * ~. "a hlfi
nvN KIN, TIN as, y. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

TARME; fnrnlahea rooms Tor rent for
Rentiemcn. Apply at lais Walker ave.
ME.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

WAS1eD Ohe cngiiIecr ior angar Anusc
anu one clerk fur geiitral store. must Is
a yonnK man. ApniS 10 h. A. lfilip,
Walker station, ItAa4 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

ONO nicely furilshod room with all mod
ef.f 4convenieucca hot md cold wAter.
s.@$h pylgllrges. ~ $40 San Jncinto, cor
ncr walker. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

WANTlgD-A.l llrod lady ~ houaa-
keeper in Snnii hotel. must have eNpc-
rieuce aud Elve GOOD reference Hor
Particulars apply saturday mernins biz.
isecn and Y O'Clock at 1905 errston
assnue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

AGENTS. WANTED FOR fnat roiiinr
book 'rpuchlng Incidents and Remark
mail; hls profits. \, ~ s'AdEatt, En-
nlA. Texnk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

MEDIUM noN furniture In eight toolna
Tor sails 1T a bargain; hpuHe can h0W
two blocks from Capitol llotel aVIis
tia oiiiut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

Al hlaolssnlth aud whocl-
wright; have shop aud tools. large terri.
tory. Also ION Wood choppers 20 cut
cord wool, Apply TO steele s. Steele
Ella, Texas 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

MEN 70 rFcff baking powder. steadY e,n.
pipymrnt; csneticncn unnecessary. S1J
HalAry ~ Com. II, S Chemical Works.
$40 VIM Ournn, Chieaga. BIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

WANTED "A good 3oiirneymhn aiioe.
maker or i shpcmNter partner WIN
100 eapltnli plenty work Tho year round.
y. i4inper Hcarae, TeKaa
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AGENTS for our new ppferipiu iireciNy
cooking vessels, WAGES 81 to 81 per day,
pay every two weeks. Address Crane
ton a Coz Nenla. Ohio Al-Yi
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FOR RENT The nne store room No, l0ii
Franklin ACKNOWLEDGMENT Man ana Fun
min strceta. Suitable Tor flfher ofuccg
or mercantile purposes. Apply 60 Crank
st6rne lis slrln street 4
ToR nEN'r-3 Nicely fnipEned room for
gentiemfn; modern r0nyeuienres, nleo
hervnnta room ~ thfa, aefura'yhgF
IeHaA HVrnuna XII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

YOUNG MAN egpcrseuced book Trooper,
sober. industrious han $500 70 inrfsti
who mas an aU4niUnY ~ letters anHwcr.
ed. Address N2J this office
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WANTED Young man acquainted with
the shoe business Must he good naioal
man. Adtrrsa ~ MS ofite u
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YOUNG MAY--Nyliy be idieg When you
can leArn telpKrAphy ard secure a GOOD
situation. For information wfito nalas
Telegraph COLLEGE, nnllaH. Texas, Ni2 IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

Il t3Oi,DEN oppoRrii II'Y To y prae.
teal husfiinS. AZ round printer An Dps
purtnnlty IL hereby oifcrnd 70 purnhaAa
s 10, interest In. one ~ did iafRcat aud best
paylhe newspapers and jon offices N
Ieana. but nttle aaah y rrqulff1 Down
Addraas IL" caro- foAt y
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uusiNnss cnAaulss.

uUftNhnp ttshH~Nos
i7Si;sSi q 5;s,ss IN X (. IA Eafler o1paf-
fgritv IN Ilsuatrn u paVfng buaiiiefB
iifst.dlass slam, ssocEs and ix,prss.
$3.50; sl' .,so rass, wv fste''ss oe'A"ss
~
FOR kAfsfssA ilratsclahh mefNhe1n;zg
businsss Eeaa local NY hsAlnsss gspasst \,
ssn s.e1 4, ara or eooI stoeR
eaAi ana paian,s y ssht a,,nlS,l,,r a.
z. - ,i l,1ii ~ 5d fi.t,iioiS lffNnH d,
w ~ !,
teal lastiiR4 AZ fond Rsitsr isI Se,
pg'tnnirS II ~ iarst n IA be Il
paying newspapers and 100 offices ~
Ieana. bnt nttle aesh X frau'ffp oD#t4
Address W caro- rg1
YOUNG MAN, eKperisHced hcpi .rnpsf,
sober indpgtroqA mar fdng . ln4feti
e.. Aadress N.h ~. o'Ilee, =
x r, IN IN q IS ~ oi,r ssefd nave
if.E ;,Swarapers also whnt f,qo good,
nss},cr ana nfanrlc9i fieWspnner men ana
printers. X 81 Kennedy he1ia Tex !
4 .-lsT IN espofsncsa al,y sleief,
in railway 5Bn epnyen.spt q papt4st
broi6sr pIssee answerg Adarsss box ;'s !
l.z2na isl.tls-se 49,,
MOTT 80 fglfsl',s lger &. siasss s2S
snast IL aoia "a ones. Address zs70,
llogelgn 12.s. .-s,,s : y
-. ,,.,-e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

JIaI;SieY ASt tioisa1 ~ ~ NJ.
FiIisH IN MILK pIk & Lie IL f913t'
DAIRY COWS AIN hfa RI, tta3StSs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

Ssll ~, lnt3N yVANTifD@sA situation as
engineering ten years expuFience: Tor
'fcxag. Address N ~. fowler, RanGan.
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sTruATIeNs wAarnn.

OFFICE WORK OF SONS kind wanted by
young man who IL good penInuns . ttauy
and reliabie. best az references given.
address Worker this vfttce .
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sfTTAdION WANTED BY nrst-uiaas
cor,i. understands biA ~ fare In a hotel.
Address James Lacey, carr % Posi-.
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nnAL rssrArm RON aAnn-

FoR SALE Six ncses, with IMPROVEMENTS
ia ;n.iea from Saurt hutssp on Te1rN
ufanAportNtipn lnn. also lots and acfn+
nRt. IA Aipnll payments and long tiiuu.
Nifae u Cilns. fuipN couNFeea. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

b'65ll nv III on IRA y -Four gaod. pay
ing ;iSwarnperh also whnt tNo good.
nescF ana lrantiC1i tieWspnter man ana
.pripfttH. 4 q Kranedy, hftia. Tex.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

ltf)TiC go flfetfclRse iuerchhudEsa hfok-
eraRe buainoSF for SAFE cnftpt fnaaona
for selling want 20 iec,sto 10 Nnw fort;
spunt i'd a0ll "a once, Address xslV,
Houston POST Bouston Iexta. !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

M.sANrEp--A Rood man With $is0O or
$1,000 10 take olilce poHitlvn In lumber
business, Security glven' Address y.
4. j., care Post. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

fA-13F an experienced Play t.ciHn,
location IA apufb or Eoathwfftefn rsxpa
IN railway gbBn; epnvenieut ~ BApHft
Church a,<f Eoan sehoQlj vii gopiH
Lyons fsnfieaon ponsttf, Texas I2-6
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WANTfi)-- A .Nornln q cook n reciicn
houge thirty miles west Of Houston.
Wages Sl5 per inonth Address Bachelor
No. 40. care 81 l'oSt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

X Is *. 7T5i IS -pnsition on firstyciasa, sober
hteain fob and news pglntefi good. prese-
nihn. Printer. caro- Palace Hotel ADJ.
loila. TcXEa. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

W1fTf,I 10 1tIsRn-lfo or No z
Hfininetou fypewfitsf AqarsAs i+oek
box 100. - 9
WANTED TO rent : nfs room cottage
1loefs from Katy freight Vnlct, ~. ~
Tenson yardmakler III. x. and a. 2
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A JOB PRINTER WANTlaD-.,A Must hc I
ilfst class artist With 10th century work
IN his head, a man cf the pbcVc QVnl,i
chtlonN, Win can lee.s y hls enplnyeta
intctest tho saino as hia own a clnan
neat and SWIFT, can address with relSr
cnce aud amount az salary Wanted, Jas
q. Jones', Aiexla, Texas
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WANrilD--A bargain tof good ailrrlng
man Nth q team 30 go on a truck farm,
~ mites from Houston Apply at Non
der Store, col Main street,.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
FIVE VICTIMS IN ONE FAMILY,

Terrible Crime Of An Indiana Msn-Fam.
lily Troubles.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 36.-A special 70
the Sentinel from Seymour. Ind. says that
- rssult Of family fsad Ave people are
dead to-nightin one country home several
miles east Of this CITY. Four years ago
Clinton Jordan married the daughter Of
Joshua Foster. Last week they separated
and she returned 10 the home of her father.
Last night Jordan accompanied his father
in-law homo. Jordan promised 10 behave,
but soon sfter began quarrel. Foster or.
missed hin. the ball striking Cora FsstsT,
aged II, in tho head. killing her instantly.
4 sesend shot hit Toster II the hsad ana
he fell, but be soon arose and ran about
half mile 10 ths home Of another soH-tn-
Law, William Powell. where he fell, and
fingered until late this evening, when hs
died.
Jordan then turned his revolver towards
MTs Foster. causing . wound In the neck,
from which she died tonight. Jordan's
wife attemp pied TO defend her mother. and
he stabbed her repeatedly in the breast.
hands and face. and ended by shooting her
through the head. jordan thsn ssnt bali
through his heart. He dropped dead. The
pistol was placed 10 close to his breast that
10. dams clothes caught hre aud literally
burned of him. the skin dropping from the
body when II was lifted. and the corpse
presented horrible sight.
Foster. the aged victim. was sixty years
old and his wife fifty. Mrs. Jordan was
reputation, and when drinking. which he
often did, was laiy and quarrelsons. All
the other victims were peaosfal and orderly
citiZena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
IRON MINERS STARVING.
Pitiful State of fairs in the Gseebi
Range.

Pitiful State of Affairs in the Gseebic
Range.
HURLEY, Wis. Nov. 26.-Gov. George W.
Peck and military staff spent to-day on the
Gogebio range furnishing relief 10 idle and
suffering miners. several thousand of whom
havs been ont Of work for many months
and are In m almost starving condition,
Governor Peck and party same on special
that brought twojfull carloads of provisions
with the citizens committee board Of re-
lief and distribution. The governor and
party visited SCORES Of houses, questioning
the people and looking into their wants.
Many pitiable eases Of destitution were
discovered. Tho mines bsQAn shutting
down last June, and at present there is not
single mine In operation on the entire
range, = region that mined something like
ten million tons Of ore last year. Altogether
shout Id, 600 people are In helpless condi-
tion. but they are not near 10 badly oil %
the miners across the line in Michigan.
Gov. Rich. Of Michigan. Yesterday issued
an appeal for aid for the unem ployed in the
upper peninsula. and one carload OF
provisions was started to-day from
Lansing to Ironwood and BesssmeH. An
official at Ironwoed stated TO an
Associated pRest correspondent that they
were getting dssperats and unless aid came
break and bread riots. Thus far the IN
employed have been very orderly. but they
are now desperate from continued dsstitu-
tion. To add to tho horror Of the situation
at IroAwood there has been typhoid fever
epidemic. Indications are that about TO-.
600 or IL, 600 OF those people will have to be
fed and clothed until spring.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
TRAIN ROBBERS FOILED.
Tried to Wreck an Express for the Fur
pose of Plundering It.

Tried to Wreck an Express for the Pur-
pose of Plundering It.
GOSHEN. Ind, Nov. 26-Ths first section
Of train No. CO. fast meat express between
Chicago and New York. pulled into this
city last night with eight desperate robbers
on board. Between this city and Ekhart
they made repeated efforts TO uncouple 4
number Of cars, with ths idea, il 10 b..
lisvsd. Of wreokina the fast express train.
train. No. 60 Left Elkhast at 1:23 this
morning and whom q mile away the crew
found eight mon concealed between the
cars. The men made an effort to uncouple
the last ten cars. but they were foiled after
. hard fight by the trainmen.
Five miles further another attempt was
made to unoouple cars aud Z second fight
resulted, which lasted until The train was
on tho point of pulling into Goshen. Con-
ductor John Hiakok and two brakemsn
were badly battered In the struggle. The
engineer Whistled for assistance and in .
few minutes two sfficsrs and crowd Of
citizens oonRrsRated Al the train. bat the
robbers made their escape. taking with
them tle watches of several tYainmsn and
small sums of money.
Later In The night man giving the name
OF Henry Zimmerman was arrested and a
Of the amount taken from ono braksma an
found In his shoe. William Cone was also
taken into custody and $12 taken from
II 10 believed by Lake Shore officials that
The men intended to leave ths sncoupled
cars on the track with the idea Of wrsckinR
tho express train and plundering il Pres
idsnt Newell has offered q reward of S5OO
for cash bandit captured.
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WHEN HE WILL PAY.
After He Cots Out OF Characterization Of
n Loan.

After He Gets Out Of Omce-Csnditions oi
ROME, Nov. 26.-YssterdAy King Hum
bert conferred with sienors Crispi and Re-
cottf, and afterwards sunnonsd eignor BIZ
anohsri, president Of the chamber, whe
said the renewal clause In sianos Crispi's
bill consisted Of boad for 244,O0O lire On
the Bsnoa Nstioaale. dated 1889. Replying
to ths oommittee's demand for explain ation
6ignor Crispi, while not positively refusing
TO answer. declared he was justified In net
replying on the ground that IL was private
GAranssction and did not soncern the oham-
4sr or committee In any way. The debt
lkns contracted without the e1ercis Of any
/ political influence on his part, and in fact
before he joined the Deprstis ministry in
Elss7. ~.
He borrowed the money in order to con-
solidate the various debts incurred in be-
half Of the newspaper Biforma. II was
also subject 10 Tho condition that he should
not BE- called apon to pay i un'i! hs re-
arrives" he said. II shall honor my sigma
ture, a. have always done. NY lifs's
continued work. despite my advanced age"
he added. with much feeling. permits me
to indulge the only Joy that nov remains
to me. namely, honoring my signature"
The director general Of the Banoa Ma
tionale stated that there was always psr-
feot confidence on the part Of himself and
other bank officials that SiRnor CHispi's
loxRs would be Daid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
THE PASSING OF POWDERLY.

His Resig nation Almost Cersain TO Be Ac-
copted-sovsxsig. to Succeed.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26.-It was saoitly
understood ts-day by majority Of the
dslsgatss TO the general assembly. Knights
Of Labor. that upon ths opening OF tbs
session tomorrow morning T. V. Pow
derly's resignation will bs almost certainly
accepted. A telegram was sent TO Jamea
X. Sovereign. ~ Dss AoiAes. askina him il
he would accept the Office which Powderly
seeks to vacAte. II was sent late this after
noon, and signed by nineteen delegates.
some of whom heretofore have been known
a. being friendly TO she interssts OF Pow
derly.
Tonight . reply was received. In sub
stance Sovereign said: III Powde1ly has
resigned will accept the ofioe of general
master workman II rendered me. and will
do oil In my power to work for the good OF
the order" This practically puts An end
to tho controversy now going ON. Ths
anti. Powderlyites still hold . vote OF
twenty -four, which 10 . ma jority, and up
on resasembiin9 tomorrow will get right
down to business.
Oaucussss are being held tonight both
by Powdsrly's friends and those Of the
western favorits, for tho purpose of getting
their forces properly instructed and mar
shallsd for the battle Of ballots in tbs
morning. The friends of Sovereign ars
oud in their claims for his victory aAd his
fitting qualities for the efice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
CUTTING SALARIES.

A Rcd notion Of Five and Tea Per Csat. by
tho Northern PaeIno.
A circular has been received BY Northern
Pacific sfaoials At Aissoula. says the West
srn Democrat, from the Office Of General
Manager ksadriok At ST. Paul. to lhs effect
that At meeting Of the receivers on Ooto-
Der 2s. II was decided 10 make . reduction
in salaries. The increase in traffic and
rates are Qaotsd - the primo causes. The
rates Of pny Of engineers. hremsn. sonduos-
oxs, bsaksnsn, dispatohsrs and telegraph
operators, heretofore adopted By various
schsd alss adopted from time 10 time, will
be abrogsssd and cancelled on January !.
1894. The general manager 10 instructed
10 reduce salaries and wages Of ali en-.
ployss on January l. 1894, AZ follows ALI
salaries and wages aRgrsaatinR $50 per
month and less thsn $7b per nonth, i've
cent. All salaries and wages aagEssatira
$76 psr month and less than Sl00 Pes
month. 10 per cent