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FnANkFoRr. KY, May ~ The house
81 representatives was the scene Of an
exciting and startling event 1'hnrgslnt
morning.
The hill known as the anti-strike bill.
70 prevent interfercncc with the trans
portation 81 freight and passengers and
conduct az traffic was under discussion.
Mr. KrcIner. the member from Louis
Vile. introduced the bill md supported
Il Thursday In fervid speech.
AIR Iiotts. the member from shelby,
replied. saying that Krcmer was hut
the creature OF the corporations, and
only reflected the Image Of railroad
lobbyists. who drew up The hin
lie went ON to say Krcmcr was but
clay In pottcr's hands Kremer, llvfd
with rage. started down the aisle call
Ing MIR Dots Judas, and applying cpl
thets
Iiotts made terrific run 1T him, md
would have closed with him bat for The
sergeant-at-arms. who rushed IN ba.
tween the enraRcd men
fhe serHcant-at-arms and dozcn n
more members took hold ef Krwnet
and carried him from the hall
kremer broke loosc, hurried back
and attempted 10 enter the hall In spite
of the doorkecrer, scrgennt-at-arins
and members. lie hurled a member
several feet who tried to stop him.
AZ this iuncture the speaker ordered
the sergcant.at-arIns to place kremot
under arrest, and he was taken - the
cloakroom and locked up.
Both men are dead game and scrious
trouble Is apprehendcd Krcmer was
afterward released The men were in
arms length Of each ether when tho
officers intcrposed
10th will he closely watched by their
friends. One Of them Is believed 10 he
armed.
Later Mr. Bolts made an explanation
to'thc speaker, saying TINT he did not
intend Is insult MIR Krcmer or pro
woke a difficulty IL said Krcrncr Ind
! scored him few DAYS AFRO and he had
taken ii good naturally and his speech
| Thursday was intended % he hunnr-
ous Krcmcr has not sail anything "a
the house
Krcmer sent a note 10 the hotel for
his gun, md gntit presumably when he
went out.
When he returned 10 the hall he waa
| placed under arrest. After two hours
Edebate the 'anti-strilSer hin was passed
| by vote 81 10 To is. Mr.. Ryan and
others opposing Il characterized It MS .
ssblow at or@anizcd labor Those fn-
voring Il declared it was only for pro.
lection for life and property and free
labor The house then adjourned with
nd further scrapping.
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The KIna and tI.e Kalser.

BERLIN. May 2S.--It looks as II the
king Of Italy was dcsirous Of giving
tho lic 70 the reports that speak Of an
encouragement between him and tho
ltaisor, alleged 10 have been brought on
by his msjcsty's imperative ways.
Wednesday another present, the third
sinco the kaiscr's return has arrived
from the Italian court II consists Of o
beautifully modelled hunting rife iniaid
with gold and precious stones. which
the Italian ambassador Wednesday pre-
sented TO his majesty. The kaiser
promised to use the rife on his chase
with the count Of DONNA Thursday.
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INDIANAPOLIS. May 20. The supreme
slttingof the Iron hall az its session
here Wednesday elected the following
oiiiccrsi II. A. Diclsar1nan, supreme
Justice, Taunton. Mass., n. o. Buch-
nnan, vicc supreme justice, 6alatin.
Ind; y. A. Harrison. supreme
accountant, Hornaliville. NJ n; Albert
r, Kopp, supreme cashier, Indianapolis;
! nd.t r. A. Wind. supreme adjustor. So.
Louis; james 4. lloyd. supreme In
structor, Cambridge, Mass Trustocs:
N. r Libby. chairman. Waltham. Mass.
Il. w Overbeckl st. Louis; s. r. Town.
Philadelphia; r. =. Perkins, baltimore;
William Eek, chairman finance com
mittee, Cambridgcport, Mass; r. s..
BOWS. chairman committees on laws.
Horncllsvillc. N. X.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Mny rs. "A posse 81
100 deputies headed BY y. II Marshal
r. y. smith, started Wednesday night
for Muhlcnbcrg county, by order o. the
United States court To collect railroad
tax voted years ngo The people have
repeatedly refused to pay the ttax.
They voted $500, 900 In aid Of the Eliza
BEETHOVEN and padncah railroad They
paid the interest fifteen ycars ago.
The court ordered the posse TO levy on
the property Of tax payers The tax
now amounts 70 more than the taxable
property Of the county.
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WARRINGTON. May ". Tho fnot khat
the president has not yet appointed a
successor to Public Printer palmor
causes common wonderment, not only
among tho typcaetters at large, but
among tho democrats who Rrc still IN
town. Thirty Of them arc here. and
each Of them has candidate Thirty.
four applicants hnva presented papers
70 be examined II Is onc 81 tho most
important offices within the gift 81 the
executive, and, as tho four years torn
Of Mr.. Palmer expired some days ago,
the cohorts that sweep up and down
Pennsylvania avenue In Ignorance
whether or not 70 storm tho white
house, arc growing anxious.
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TRAIN ROBBED
Dynamite Used BY tho Train
Bandits
N Plundcring . Missouri Pacific Ex-
press Car.
Tho Attack Made 81 . 30. Louis 8uharbnn
station-A Large Amount % nlqney
rakan From the Safe ono u tho
Passengers Missonrifa Oorornor.

WARRINGTON. Mo-, May 90. Panson-
ger train No 0 on tho Missouri pnciflc,
due az this place at 1910 p M, Wodncs-
day. was atopped and robbed about ono
and onc.half miles this aldo Of Pacific
The train was IN charge o. Conductor
king
The train wns due IL Pacific ID O:az.
and was on time Tho express chr was
rohhcd, admittancc thereto being made
by tho use 81 dynamite. There were
frsffh four 10 ak robbers. One of the
Robbers got on AZ Pacific on the front
end 81 the mail car, and when no
reached the place Of robbery he got
onto tho engine by climbing over TIM
tender and ordered the engineer 10 atop
NJ tho point Of the pistol Whom the
engineer arrived here nothing could bo
learned from him. az he was 20 fright,
enod when no reached this place that
he neglected. b registcr.
The robbers were all unmarked and
were very bold IN their work They
secured ei,abo In cash. etBo In checks
and ono valuable package Gov, Stone
stopped oR hero and returned n paciilc
An effort was made here ID raise !
posse. but fnileds
Glow Stone offered d reward Of $500
for tho capture Of zach guilty man.
Gov. Stone and the passengers were
not disturbed and many did not know
the cnnse Of the delay. L. T.. French.
a passenger. when tho train stopped,
got OF the train and went 10 tho
forward end lust III tifnc 10 soc the
dynamite explode near the door Of the
express car. Tho charge blew the
north door Of tho chr entirely on and
shattered tho window After they en-
tered the chr they demanded Of tho mes.
RcnRor that tho Hnfe DO opened. which
demand he wns very slow In complying
with,
There were only few shots fired.
The robbers, after receiving their
booty. started south from the train.
Ono man was seen shortly afterward
BY conductor on freight train, who
was going toward Pacific. He WINS snip
posed to be one 81 tho robbcrs There
Is no clew 10 their Identity. Tho fol-
lowing WINS found IN the depot here
"Wednesday nights
May "a. Missouri Pacific Railways:
Your train No. win be held up to-
night on this side Of Pacific BY nine
men Icwarei APAL.
Tho party who wrote tho above Is
supposed 10 be In this city, and arrived
here just before No. 3, or on the train.
The location Of the robbery was we'll
selected. The ground must have been
well studied before the night Of the
robbery.
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\ mitch in az GnnrY Law.

WASHINGTON, May rs. Attorney Gem
eral Olney has received telegram from
New York stating that Judge Lacombe,
Of the circuit court Of New York, had
decided that section Of the Geary law,
though decided to be constitutional,
was still Intellectual because no pro-
vision Is made as to how or by whom
the order Of deportation Of Chinese y
to be executed. This Is said to be a
new question which was not raised or
in any way involved In previous APP
t,nala
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Gas Icrplosion IN 1 Glass WORKS.

PrrTsDuRGH, May Is. "A gas explo-
sion occurred In the Superior glass
works Of Allegheny at e:45 O'clock
Thursday morning. 1t was caused BY
an ovcrheatcd heater, and made such a
loud noise that It was heard in the
greater part Of the city. Tho building
was wrecked and Immediately caught
fire. An alarm was turned In and the
fro was soon put out No one was
hurtA although narrow escapes are re-
ported. The damage will amount to
several Thousand dollars.
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HOW THEY STAINS!
Tobacco Taotory Destroyed,

ATLANTA, Ga, May 25 The mann
moth plug and twist factory Of r. n.
Haynes a Co, the second largest n the
south was destroyed "Wednesday BY an
explosion which occurred In the manu-
featuring storage department Of tho
twist department Another building
close BY containing $4,000 pounds Of
leather, owned by q manufacturer
named ". D. Ellis was also DESTROYED.
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ALI FREE.

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THE NEW LlBERTY eELL.
Thousands 81 Pcnnics and Gold and silver
Contributed by Washington and Idaho.

Thunannda Of FenhIee and tloId and NilVpi
Contributed by Washington ana Idaho.
Albany, N, u, May e. Ten thou
sand pennies for the Columbia Liberty
boil have been received from Washing.
ton. and tho state contributions 81
Washington and Idaho consisting o.
silver and gold from tho mines Of
those states nre expected here
soon. A gold clasp belonging 10 Gcn.
Stevens. Of boston. IN old clnssmatc
Of GEN Leo and JEFF Davis has aiso boon
contributed a Cincinnati lady. MIRA.
Ell, relative OF tien. Leo, sent silver
spoon 70 be used IN the construction oi
the bell and the number 81 relics which
arc TO form part Of the casting. Is In.
deed very great and increases daily,
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

Final Arrangements for the Sale u Tickets via the
r B. q o. r, r.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Worlds FairNthe Baltimore
= Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
ist. and will be valid for return journey
until November 10Th, 1898. They
provide for reduction Of 20 per cent.
below regular rates. These tickets will
" ~ valid only for continuous journey.
tickets at higher rates will be sold
mat will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
PULLMAN accommodations may be
reserved in advance of journey. For
Ia'es and information apply to nearest
O. q Y. Ticket Agent, or Chas. O..
ncull, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Md. 5-3-4t.
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TWO noys Drowned.

MUSHROOM, Mich, May a. Harry
Isood, aged IS, and Thomas Slayer, aged
II, were drowned In Muskcgon lake
at o'clock Wednesday morning. They
were out In small boat which cap
sized within 100 feet Of the shore. Al
though both were expert swimmers,
they were unable 10 save themselves
and sank before assistance could reach
Their,
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Rosus, May lit Is announced Of
ficiAlly that King Humbcrt has refused
10 accept the resignation ofany cabinet
minister, except that Of Bonacci, for
Imerly minister Of Justice The crisis Is
believed u have boon deferred by the
kings actions, but BY no means ended.
The senate viii remain hostile 70 the
government unless the pension bill be
withdrawn
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I,ctItion Aralnst ~ Dlvorce nm.

ROME, May 2b, "A committee u Indies
belonging to the aristocracy win
present to the chamber Of deputies a
petition against the passage Of the al
yorcc bill proposed by Signor Iionnair,
the minister Of justice. Tho petition
states that such measure Is an ofPense
against religion and against the con-
science and dignity of Italian women.
Over sixty thousand signatures are ap-
pended TO ID.
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PoRTsMoUTH, N. H.. May 25. Tho
gun boat Machias. which has been get
ting into trim for the past three weeks,
started on her Official trial Thursday
afternoon Considerable interest Il
manifested In the yesult. and the navy
department Is sanguinc that speed q
iiftecn knots will be attained.
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eENrLE AND sATIsrToAY REMEDY.

OF late years / have been troubled
considerably withindigestion, constipa7
ton and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in the different rem
edies | tried until / used DIR. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in gentle and salts
factory manner. VIM. Rutledge, Prop.
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg. West
U -
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NEW YoRK, May 25 vE'riendsof Judge
Pugh, OF Columbus, D.. viii rejoice TO
hear that DIR, Gbier, 81 the New York
Pasteur institute. says thatthe judge IA
as assured as his physicians that he Is
out OF danger. having received tho
treatment without the slightest eva
dencc Of any III effect Judge pugh
will leave for home In about nine days.
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NEW YoRK, May 1S Wednesday
night was launched new political or
ganization the New York Citizens
Democracy (which Is hereafter 10 wage
relentless warfare against the Tam
many hall machine. Resolutions were
adopted calling upon citizens ITO over
throw this ubiquitous boss system as
represented IN our city BY Tammsny
Nall
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HouonroN. Mich, May Is. All the
trammcrs in Calumet and IIccla mines.
about 400, refused to 20 underground
unless sunday night work Is stopped,
and they get the same wages AZ before,
sG3 per month The company viii not
comply and erdcnsl all dissatisfied
men To get their settlement There Is
no disturbance vet.
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WILKEsBAnRE, Pa. May Is. Mrs.
Lucy Blaclswood and Mrs. John Mol.
lenger let their husbands dogs fight,
which Were training for big battle on
Decoration day IiIaclswopd's dog WINS
klIca chi the furniture was destroyed.
The women tainted They had let the
dogs loose in parlor.
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cicvcinnd'e A,ct Criticised.

HAvASA, May q. Tho news that
President Cleveland had not called
upon the Infantn III return for her visit
to the White house has made an nm
pleasant Impress ion here. and tho pasip-
lie journals complain OF President
Clcvciand's attitnda toward the royal
guest 81 the United states.
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PANS, May Is lin weight carry
ing contest, 100 kilogruinmcs 10 he car
ried one hundred kiiometers, Xvi
Negro from Dahomey completed the
task at midnight, thus beating the
Frcnchman Sousson, who accomplished
only cighty-four lxilometers.
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Tho Infanta leaves Washinrton.

WASHINGTON. May c5 The Spanish
princess, her husband and suite left
Washington for New York at 10 a. m.
Thursday, ON a special train 81 the
Pennsylvania road. The Infanta was
driven to the station from the Arling-
ton In the presidents fourth hand, and
was escorted by four troops OF cavalry.
Crowds lined the route and surrounded
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LAalAR, No. May a5.--Amos Avery
was hanged here Wednesday at 0;S5
o'clock for the murder Of James A.
Mills He made speech on the gnl-
lows declaring his Innocence He was
swung on % 0:s5 His body was taken
TO Fort Scott. KIM. BY his mother for
burial 81
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LIMA o., May e5 Wcst-bound freight
No n, On the Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne
a Chicago road was wrecked near Dun
kirk, east Of here, and twenty cars
piled mp and two tramps reported
killed. Trains are being transferred
around tho wreck and nre several hours
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ToPEKA, KAN May 25. Supcrintend-
emit OF Insurance Snyder has made an
Official ruling which win have the cf-
feet Of forcing every foreign insurance
company doing business In the state 10
establish state agency.
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SEE THE WORLDS FAIR FOR Is GENTS.

Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents inspostage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our souvenir Portfolio
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
the regular price is Fifty cents, but as
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Of art and thing to be priced. It
contains full page views Of the great
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and is executed in highest style of art.
If not satisfied with it, after You get it,
We will refund the stamps and let yon
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ToIEDo, O.. May aA-Mr Daniel
Minahan, editor Of the Public Record.
fell under an electric car Wednesday
which crushed his head According 70
other reports he was pushed under the
car by some political enemy. 1t Is
feared he may die.
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BERLIN. May 2s.--A despatch TO the
yosse ZeitunE from Zanzibar says that
Tibbo lib has received letter that
Etpin Pashn had been killed during an
engagement with slave hunters
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An nnxax Appointed.

WASHINGTON. May rs, The president
Thursday appointed William D. Quinn
by, Of Michigan, to be envoy extraor-
binary and minister plehipotentiary OF
the United States TO the Netherlands
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STILL AHEAD.

Meals at all hours at Combs 4
0'Connell'sn next door to City Hall.
Passaic City record., 1893-01-14
THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.

One of the most successful new lines
in the west has been the Chicago Great
Western Railway. popularity known to
the travelling public as the Maple Leaf,
this emblem having been selected by the
management of the company as its
trademark. 1t is road constructed on
the principle of having only main lines
operated, which extend between Chicago
and St Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago
and Kansas City, and Kansas City and
st. Paul and Minneapolis giving it three
direct main lines of travel. Its lines ex-
tend through the most prosperous and
productive portions of the great states of
Illinois, Iowa. Minnesota, Missouri and
Kansas. which TERRITORY is Justly claimed
to be the garden spot of the world. One
of the most pleasant features to travellers
possessed by this line-and it is the only
line in the west offering sucn accommo-
dations-is the compartment feature of
its sleeping cars. in which the price of
the exclusive use of a drawing room is
no more than the cost of section IN the
ordinary Pullman car. Passengers, be-
sides having these accommodations
offered them, are also given the option of
the standard style of Pullman cars Its
trains from Chicago arrive at and depart
from the new Grand Central Passenger
Station, which is acknowledged to be the
handsomest of its kind in the world. The
progressive and advanced methods of
railroadlng inaugurated by this company
have made it deservedly popular with
the ticket agents throughout the country
The Station n gent. ~
Passaic City record., 1893-01-14
THE LABOR WORLD.

The four great ocean routes employ HOO
steamships.
DRIVERS on the English street cars are
paid 81 per day to begin.
CIGAR-MAKfSG in the United States eu,.
ploys about Is, 0o0 people.
CHINESE labor is being introduced in the
iron and steel mills in Belgium.
LoNDoN's unemployed poor make a larger
and more ominous crowd than ever.
BALTIMORE, Nd, is to have tin plate
plant, brench of a concern in Wales.
FALL RIVER Mass, cotton mills have
elo9ed the most prosperous year in their
history.
The German textile manufacturers have
adopted resolution never to re-employ
strikers.
THERE is great destitution among the
non-union locked-out men in England's cot
ton industry.
In obedience to socalist-clerical proc.a
nation 5000 Saar Louis coliiers in Rhenish
Prussia STRUCK.
206 labor organizations in that State with
49, members.
The Pittsburg iron and steel mills :1ave
enough orders to keep them running day
and night all winter.
The Baltimore and Ohio trainmen have
secured an advance in wages which averages
about thirteen cents day.
AN evening school for architectural
drawing and mathematics has been estab-
lished by the Carpenters Union at Evans
vile, Ind.
The shortage of the hog supply has been
such that the big packing houses ia Chicago
are now running at about half their capac-
ity, 5000 men having recently been dis
charged
In Delaware carders 10 wooden mills get
e3 per day; in North Carolina, fifty cents;
in Maine. eighty-seven cents. Spinners in
Delaware get 81 per day: in North Carolina
$l.25, and in Maine 81.
THERE are 230, 900 women in New York
City, exclusive of the domestic service, who
are bread winners, who have no male pro-
tectors aud no other means of support other
than their own efforts.
T-V. PowDERLY, Grand Master Work.
man OF the K. of L., has bought seventy
acre farm near Hyattsvine, Washington
ian suburb, where he piaus to erect Z group
of factories and establish q cooperative
workingmen's town.
FOLLOWING are the wages made for the
month OF November by some of the glass
blowers at the Jeannetts PENN factories:
Sam Pearsoli, 102 boxes, 1895; Juts Quar-
tinmont, lis boxes, S604 Is; Harry WilDert,
ninety -eight boxes, $45l.65. This was with
Thanksgiving Day out, and beats the record.
The highest month on record before was
made BY Antony Hugg at Belle Vernon; he
made s621, but had his full complement OF
boxes, or one more blowing.