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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-05-11

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
ABsREvlATEo TgLseRAMs.

4 Judge Jenkins, milwaukee,, has rem
| derei d decision annulling the lease of the
/ Wisconsin Central railroad to the North
/ ern Pacific
Pres dent Burdett, of the League OF
! American Wheelmen, and his administers
( tion were thoroughly indicated at the
/ Buffalo meeting. Charges OF laxity in
league management were preferred, but
! they fell to the groaud.
| The l.. * c. Wise company. boot and
| shoe commission merchants at New York,
has suspended. with liabilities = s250. COO.
The Milwaukee National bank, which
| reopened its doors, received deposits
| amounting TO $4,000.
The rebel fleet under Admiral Mello has
again bonn barded Rio Janeiro. Several
women and children are reported killed.
The Orial Cabinet company, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, has secured mortgage
loan of Sl51,OO0 from the Michigan Trust
| company TO meet the demands OF its cred
itors. The mortgage covers the factory
| and real estate valued at S2J0,OiO All
the merchandise creditors were paid in
full.
Ionia. Mich, has been completely wiped
out by lire Il has population of 400 OF
500.
The instruction in Argentina involves
a number of provinces and 1t Is stated that
the feet i likely 20 declare in favor OF the
rebellion.
Mrs. John Drew, the actress has been
sixty SIX years on the stage. She first APP
peared at Philadelphia a, the little duke
of York in Richard III" the star being
, Junius Brutu> Booth. The little actress
was SIX years old then.
The public school building at Nashville.
HIS. erected 1870 at cost of 10000,
WAS burned.
The Delaware peach crop and the
Georgia melon output are the largest on
record this year, and the oyster supply is
fully equal 10 the demand.
Miss Anna T. Howard who /, TO become
Mrs. Carter Harrison pretty soon. has been
SO Ill at French Lick Springs, Iud, that
| ChIcago's mayor mad 10 90 there. even to
the leaving IN other hands the reception OF
Dublin's lord mayor. Miss Howard Is now
con 'aiesCent.
Mortality among children at Grants
burg, Wis, has come TO be such that two
have been buried from oue family on the
same day. Doctors differ whether or not
1t IS diphtheria. Schools have been closed.
Hog cholera has made its appearance
south OF Mason City, Ia, and large num-
Der OF hogs have died
Emperor William OF Germany is enjoy
ing himself stalking deer as the guest of
Francis Joseph Of Austria
John \. Ellison. one az the best known
auctioneers in the country and an old-time
resident OF Chicago l. dead at his home
in that city
The president has appointed Joseph l..
Wilcox 10 oe collector Of Internal revenue
for The Eighth Illinois district.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
VIOLATED THEIR AGREEMENT.
switchmeu on the l.. and y. Repudiate
Their Contract.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27-The labor situa.
ton on the Louisville aud Nashville rail.
road Is more serious than it has been at
al any since the strike of the shopmeu
against the reduction OF 10 per cent. in
their wages. All the switchmen EMPLOYED
in the Ncal yards OF the road have struck.
The affiliated orders OF conductors, engin-
GERS, firemen. brakemen. and switchmep
held an animated union meeting at the
Falls City hall. The strike Of the switch.
men was claimed 70 be on account OF. a new
rule requiring them TO carry passes TO he
submitted to the deputy >heriffs guarding
the shops and grounds before they could
enter.
1t i generally believed, however. 10
have been caused by sympathy with the
striking shopmen. The strikers have been
active in eDdeayoring 10 prevent new men
being introduced into the shops. The
strikers are ON the alert watching for a
train load of men said to be coming from
the east. The railway company has erect
ed high board fence around its shops
and yards and has force Of 100 guards
sworn in as deputy sheriff-. No violence
has been attempted by the strikers since
last week
The meeting o. the trainmen has ad-
iOurned- All the men present were
pledged TO secrecy, but il i learned that
no definite action was taken ReSolu-
tions expressing sympathy with the strik-
ing shopmen were passed and infiamma-
tory speeches advocating a general strike
were made. Committees were appointed
TO act for each order represented in case
Of any emergency. II Is conceded that the
employees have made every preparation
for a general strike If it be ordered The
strike is direct violation Of the agreement
made last month.
a committee Of the engineers at 2:1j a
IN. closed conference with Master Nc
chanic Pike, after which it was an
uounced that they had pledged the engi-
neers not to strike. 1t was also said
that the striking switchmen will probably
return to work
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Negro Child Cruelty scaIded.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sep. 27.--At Sparta,
in this state, several children were playing
in the back yard Of a house where Lou AL
len, colored woman, was employed as
cook. she became angered at ti,a noise
they were making and ordered them to
desist. The order not being obeyed she
seized a dipDer of hot water and threw it
in the face of Gum Moon, colorsd. His
face was so badly scalded that the skin
peeled off. One of his eyes was entirely
destroyed and the other so much injured
that the sight will probably be lost. The
woman was promptly arrested and jailed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
DRILL OF THE ODD FELLOWS.
The Men of the Three Links Help to swell
the Multitudes.

The Men of the Three Links Help to Swell
the Multitudes.
The odd Fellows are celebrating again to-
day. That they came by thousands is
shown by the records of the turnstiles
yesterday, which showed that 1a4, 943 paid
their way into the fair, breaking tine Tues
day record. Yesterday was given up to
meetings and the competitive drill of
Patriarchs Militant. The gilt swords of
the uniformed rank glistened in the sun
light and on every side were the gold trap
pings aud plumed velvet hats of the
Patriarchs Militant Marching cantons
were visible all day in the south part of
the grounds going to and from the drilling
aud parade grounds. Nearly all the mem
bers Of the sovereign grand lodge, headed
by Grand Sire Colonel 5. Campbell, Of
London. Ont, were present to give official
dignity to the celebration.
The drill competition was a show in
itself. 1t was participated in by the fol-
lowing: Glass a, cantops having more
than thirty members. competed for $500
cash aud the Stokes prize; $500 for second
best, $50 to third and $50 to the fourth.
The cantons which competed were the
Occidental and Excelsior, of Chicago; the
Elwood, Of Elwood, Ind. and the Frank.
of Germantown, o. Class b, for cantons
having less than thirty members, the prizes
were 500. 800 and $50. and the competit-
ors the Alexandria, of Chicago; Wright.
of Worcester, o., and Oswego, of Oswego.
N. Y. The judges were army and mil
itia officers on duty at the fair The re-
suits will be snnounced today.
In Festival hall a good audience as
sembled tobesF-t.fe speeches of welcome
the responses, and the remarks Of distin-
guished members of the order. Marshal
General Underwood made an address that
told Of the good the order had done when
Chicago was in need. He said that when
a telegram went east and west that loo
Odd Fellows with their wives and children
were homeless and needed help the hapd
Of every brother in the country was
stretched out in friendship and sympathy.
They poured into the hands OF the suffer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27

ers golden shower wnlcn never ceased
until all had been relieved. During that
fall and winter 100 persons in Chicago
had received assistance from the order
Within thirty days after that telegram
had been received Sl2D 90 was placed in
the hands Of the relief committee and 81. =
60 WAS sent bacI TO I, t generous donors
because Il vas not needed
The Daughters OF RcbekaL meeting
alter wa, well aJJe lied aud addresses were
made by Mas. LIZZIE Morrison. matron of
the Odd Fellows Orphan Home at Lin,
coin, lis, and Others. dealing with WON
an IA Odd Fellow -biP. Just before sun
down the ctntuus which had competed
Tor priz gave an exhibition drill in the
plaza brty cen Administration building
and terminal station. and at night 40
Odd Fellows enjds ell reception, prone
made concert and banquet in the New
York state building.
The wOmans bard Of the fair wants
congress to author ze duplicate medals and
diplomas Tor the exhibitors in the Won
an building and the national commits
sion and foreign and American exhibitors
are up IN arms against the move, because
II would deprsciats the value Of the med
ais awarded u the regular exhibitors A
protest has been sent TO congress.
Today the Worlds Parliament of Re
lgions will pass into history, this being
the last session. The tone of ali the ad-
dresses now i for religious unity
EX-Speaker Thomas B. Reel Is visiting
the fair He refuses To be interviewed on
politics, and says the wonders OF the expo
sitiou are too great for him to think of
anything except TO see all he can of them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
STRIKE THE ISSUE.
Will the Big Four System Be
Tied Up?
DEPENDS ON COUNTING THE VOTES

Brotherhood Officials Now Making a Cam
yass That Means Much to Railway and
Enpioyes-speculation on the Result
l. and n. Switchmen Grow Restless
Again and Quit Work at Louisville
Secret Meeting Held.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 27-Big Four train
men will canvass the vete in their fedora
tions on the strike question in Cincinnati.
Information is to the effect that the train
men elm that there will be sufficient
votes TO declare a strike. Big -Four Off
Gals say they do not fear it now bt cause
there has to be two-thirds vote in each
of the six organizations of the federation.
and not two-thirds of the whole. And
not only that. but the vote must he two
thirds Of the full membership of each or
ganization and not a two-;hirds OF those
voting in each. They conceded that
the firemen and switchmen VII probably
vote for strike, but they pin their faith
to the engineers and conductors
Report That 1t l. Against Striking.
The brotherhood chiefs ave arrived
here and are now canvassing the votes of
the firemen on the strike question. The
votes of engineers and conductors will be
canvassed next J. ". Cnderhill. OF
Cleveland, came here with the ballots in
charge and Grand Master Sargent. is
here experimenting the count, though he
has SO far kept himself >ecreted from pub
lie view. The indianapolis representa-
tives here say that their men will give a
big majority against the strike. aud it is
stated on tue authority OF several visiting
trainmen that the iiremeu's aggregate
vote will be against the strike. This will
be surprise To the road officials. who
have found the iremen the most persist
ent in their demands for restoration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
A RENT QUESTION OF OUR OWN.
With Decision and an Appeal There
from to start With.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Steinhardt * Co.
are propuetors OF silk mill, and a num-
Der Of their employees occupied apartments
in tenements owned by the firm. Recently
the mill shut down, and the work1.. en-. re-
ceiving no wages, were unable TO paw rent.
The firm applied for dispossess warrants,
but tenants coEtestei their right To evict
them. The first Of the cases, that Of John
JinghCuse. a weaver, came up in the sec
ond district civil court before Judge Muir
ray.
Jinghouse claimed that he entered into
verbal agreement with Steinhardt *
Co. TO become tenant in their house on
condition that he received steady employ
ment at their mill, the rent TO be deducted
from his wages. They had failed to keep
their agreement and had no right TO evict
him. the justice decided in favor of
Jinghouse. The Other ttnants make the
same claim. Steinhardt * Co. VIII appeal
the case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
TOLD BY JESUS TO BEGIN AGAIN.
Trance Experience Of an Educated Woman
Who l. Not "A SpirituaIf>t


SALEM, Mass, Sept 21-Mrs r r Phil
lips Is an extremely refined and well-edu-
Gated woman As years old She has Just
recovered from an eighteen months sick
ness from peritonitis and acute dropsv,
during which time she was given up for
dead twice. Mrs phillips is not a Spirit
ualist. During my long illness. said
she, Il was for three weeks in an apparent
ly unconscious condition | knew what
was going on around me, but could not
speak. At the end Of this period seemed
10 he fading away from the earth
Then came my death, a. | call it. for
know my spirit left the eartn and has now
come back. Olt OF the darkness before
me could see, a. my eyes became accus-
tome 10 II misty light. Ii kept growing
brighter ana brig Then / heard
voices, the voice OF my daughter. who j.
dead, saying Mother, Mother Then q
wonderful scene opened before me Ii was
Ike beautiful green lawn, stretching
away II tie distance. while directly in
front OF me was great river. I saw 1t
plainly-saw the dark brown pebbles on
the shore.
Across the river At the gate OF heaven
stood my daughte- ready to receive me
and Jesus was there When I was partly
across the river my daughter opened the
gate 10 receive me, Jut Jesus shut i, and
spoke two words. Begin again At the
sound Of his voice. can almost hear it
now-I was again il this world and felt
a wonderful joy. 1 knew | was going to
live, but ~ was a lew life like that OF n
new born babe. | had beef dead. and all
my sins Of my other life had been taken
away in my terrible agony After this
hepap 2 era- oil
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
scorr, on the RaIITinId.

CHICAGO. sept - - Following are
League base ball scores: - Chicago
New York ), Chicago'9; al P.trsburg-
1.-TWO games Philade.pu To, PiJtsburg Il;
Philadelphia ), PIti>,tary .. At Cleveland
w asLingt on :, C.ryl!uI y: NJ 1t. Louis
two games Baltimore !, -. Louis :;
Baltimore ;, -. LOUIS :; al CINCINNATI
1.-TWO games Brooklyn :. Cincinnati ::
brooklyn o. Cincinnati ;; at Louisville
Boston %. Louisville )
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Preparing for am Emergency.

MINNEAPoLIS. sept. Eft Is reported
that the Big -Four has engaged some 20
men in this city TO take the places Of the
men who are expected 10 strike at Chicago
and Cincinnati At any rate something
over 2OJ men of almost every trade were
engaged for out OF town work az a Wash
ington avenue employment agency. The
firm declined to state what the men were
wanted for, but some OF the men said they
were TO take the places of men on the 81 :
-Four IN Chicago and Cincinnati who were
expected to strike
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Tennessee Going Into Coal Mining

NASHVILLE, Sept Ex-Governor Turney
and Attorney General Picket have APP
proved the agreement entered into bv the
penitentiary commissioners and the east
Tennessee Land company for the purchase
by the state of 1900 acres of coal lands in
Morgan county for $4,000, and upon the
expiration Of the present penitentiary
lease the state will 60 into the coal min
ing business
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
The Meaih,r W. "a, r,p.ct.

WA>HINGrON. sept si--t-lr .o..OsS.i.. re
the weather indications Tor tweuty-:ou- anG-s
from ?. N yesterday; For Indiana and Hi
nois-Fair weather; slowly rising tenpera-
ture. variable winds For Lower Micaigaa-
Fair, Eighty warmer weather; southwest
eriy winds. For Upper Michigan and wiscon-
sin-CenerAlly fair weather; vAriab winds.
For Iowa-Fair eat.er;-ygriable win 5.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Business Matters LookinpUn

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. sept. 2T.-The effects
of increased business are felt in this part
OF the state in the starting up of the
mills that have been running on half time
and with only half The usual number of
hands employed, and there is such feel
ing of confidence among the merchants
that they are making preparations for a
good fall and winter trade
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
So VIII This jury. Probably.

DECATUR, Ills, Sept. 27.-In his charge
to the September grand jury Judge Vail
insisted that the Sam Bush negro lynch
ing affair, witnessed il Decatur last June
should be thoroughly investigated and the
guilty parties indicted for the murder.
The June jury, after repeated attempts
had failed to indict any body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Do They Ever Hang People in illinois,

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-William Williams
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
life for the murder of his wife Rosa. Mrs.
Williams was member of the chorus of
the Black Crook company. Her husband
was very jealous Of Der. On April IS he
cut her throat and then his own. She
died and he, recovering, was tried on the
charge of murder in the first degree
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27

PITTsBURG, Sept. 27.-The trouble be-
tween the Iron Manufacturers association
and the Amalgamated association has
been settled. The conditions are a reduc-
ton OF the pIice nearer to the selling card
rate, with a Il cent rate as the minimum
basis. This is reduction of 10 per cent,
but it is not fixed, being sort OF sliding
scala
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Chicago Fire Chief Hurt.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Chief Fire Marshal
Swenie was seriously injured in the pro-
gress of big fire in the dry kilns and
lumber yard of John OFT & Sons, at the
foot of Leasing street. He was caught
under blazing timbers and his leg broken.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Macbeth raken HOME apain

DECATUR, Ills, Sept. 27.-Attorney Mac
beth, who arrived from indianapolis,
found his father. Frank s.. Macbeth. in the
county Jail sick from over-indulgence in
liquor. Macbeth asked the police to put
him in Jail, as he feared he was losing his
mind. Father and son have left for Indi
anaDolis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
Settled with Tn cir Creditors.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Adolph Goldberg
& Son, diamond dealers at No. 3s Maiden
Lane, who assigned on July %, have
settled with their creditors and their prop
erty has been reassigned to them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
intelligence Column.

A LADY WOULD LIKE WRITING TO DO
n at home or in office. Temporary or perma-
nent work. Miss Bruce. 400 Twenty-thrd street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-27
HOLSTERS ON HAND
They Permeate the Precincts of
the Worlds Fair.
HARRISON AND MATTHEWS PRESENT

Also Lew Wallace and Poet Eney-The
Governs, stan Also in the swim. and
the Port Wayne Band and EIkhart Night
inEale>-ProSramme at the state Build
inG-Odd Fellows Not Yet Throngh-Ihe
Competitive Drill.
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