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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-31
oArTLEMEN ooMpLAIN.
Alleged Injury Of the New Tariff Law
to Texas Cow Kings.

San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 30-It is
claimed by the cattlemen Of Southwest
Texas that the new tariff bill will result
in serious injury TO the cattle interests Of
this section. The duty is reduced from
$40 per head TO 20 per cent. ad valorem,
aud now that the grass is good on this
side, 10 is said that at least lOO, 600 cattle
will 0e brought into Texas from Mexico
within the next sixty days, and, after
being fattcned marketed in this country,
thus forcing down prices. Thousands OF
head Of cows and stock cattle will also DO
brought 20 TeGas. There will also be
large expectations Of cheap horses from
MeXico into this country.
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DUEL TO THE DEATH.
They Slashed and Carved Till One
Dropped With Three Stabs.

Cincinnati, Aug. 3O.-The Times-Star,
Lexington, Ky, special says: "a duel to
the death is said to have occurred in
Clark county, near Boonesboro, yesterday
over the scandal feature Of the Ashland
congressional contest. John King, a
Breckenridge man. living in Fayette
county, met on the highway his old
friend George Cook, who lives in
Clark county. Cook said any woman who
went to hear Breckinridge speak was no
better than a cOurtesan. King dismOunted
from his horse, saying his wife and daugh-
ters had heard Breckenridge. Cook in
sisted it was all The same, He also dis
mounted Both drew knives and blood
flowed freely until Cook dropped, having
three stabs in the breast. King has
escaped.
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SCOTCH MINERS VOTE.
Large Numbers of Them Favor Ac
cepting a Reduction.

Large Numbers OF Them Favor Ac-
cepting a Reduction.
Glasgow, Aug. 30.-The result of the
ballot taken among Scotch coal miners on
questions involved in the present strike
was announced this morning. The bal
loting shows 25,417 miners in favor of the
proposal Of the Miners Federation to ac-
cept the pence reduction. with guaran-
teed wages on that basis for two wears.
and 20,942 in favor of insisting upon a
shilling advance in wages. The mine
owners declare that the balloting which
shows a majority in favor Of accepting A
reduction Of 3 pence. does not by any
means put an end TO the strike, for the
reason that it will be impossible for them
to guarantee even a minimum of wages
for q period of two years. The owners
assert that this cannot be done, inasrluch
as most Of their annual contracts have
been Cancelled by their customers.
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Kane Pa, Aug 3O.-The glass blowers
employed in the Mccoy Window Glass
Works have accepted 20 per cent. re-
duction in wages, and the works will
start up on sept. /. IN the neigh borhood
Of 800 Inen are employed at the works.
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RAN FOR THEIR LIVES.
'Hsoners Turned Loose to Save Them
From LYnchers.

huntington, w. Va, Aug 3O.-The au-
'uorlties of Lincoln county last evening
~fested John Peyton, mis- son, Elisha,
slu Milton Gross on the charge Of assas-
'.Datlng Albert Keyser on Saturday
~lJ TsnJ While the prisoners were under
1.aru at the house of Constable Millard
rams mob appeared to lynch them.
tne Jhree men We're turned loose and ran
e.o their lives into the mountains,
feCaping the mob. or they would have
ms ,en strung up. The greatest excitement
prevails there.
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DUTCH AND NATIVES.

Rebels Hold the Capital of Lombok
and the Dutch Bombard II.
Amsterdam, Aug Boa dispatch from
Batavia says that Mataram, capital of
the island Of Lombok, where the Dutch
troops recently met with serious reverses.
is now in the possession Of the rebellious
natives. The place is being bombarded
by the Dutch feet.
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A HEAD Snort.
Able Brunoau, Murderer, Robbor and

Abbe Bruneau, Murderer, Robber and
Incendiary, Under tbs Knife.
LAVAL, France, Aug 3O.-Abbe Bruneau.
formerly vicar of the church at En-
trammes, who on July 13 was convicted
Of murder, robbery and arson, was put
TO death by the guillotine at O'Clock this
morning VA the presence Of s, 600 persons.
The knife fell at 3 o'clock, and as the
head Of the murderer rolled into the bas-
ket cheer went up from 5000 throats
and the great crowd dispersed without
Il d5eopday,
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Naronnv Jim,, cantnred

New Orleans. Aug 30.-A posse sur
rounded and captured Jim Murray, alias
Greasy Jim, - az Mississippi City to-day.
Murray is a desperate who has killed
several men. He wantonly murdered
Onicer Cotton in this city July ~.
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INDIAN COTTON CROP
First Official Report of the Condition
of the Staple.

OF the staple.
Calcutta, Aug. 5O.-The first official re-
port of the Indian cotton crop has just
been issued The yield, as represented,
is generally satisfactory, especially in the
provinces Of Punaub and Oudh. In the
Northwestern and central IEovinces rain
has in some cases impeded the develop
ment Of the boil, but good average crop
is expected. except in the BON OaY and
Madras presidencies, where the season
hes been unfay Orable.
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Cholera Cases.

Rotterdam, Aug. 30.-One case OF
cholera is reported here to-day, aud two
cases of the disease we've reported at
Spykinesse. Al Maestricht two additional
cascs,of cholera have been recorded, and at
Amsterdam there has been one death.
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A FAMILIAR FIGURE GONE.
Death Of an Old Member OF the New
York Stock ExchanRe.

New York, Aug. 30. William II. Parks,
a prominent member Of the New York
stock exchange died to-day at his home
in this city from congestion Of the liver.
Mr. Parks was born in Charleston, S. c.,
in 1919. He was one of the oldest men,
bers Of the stock exchange of this city, a
familiar figure in Wall street and on the
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ern, was quoted as saying he had received
perfect protection from the Chicago
authorities. The mayor thought seven
persons had either been killed outright,
or had died from injuries received during
the strike.
Were any Of your police in sympathy
with the strikers" ?" asked Judge Worth
ingtOn
Il could not say as to that. 7 suppose
some of them were. AS far as the Pun
man strikers are concerned am in sym
pathy with them myself. / don't think,
however, that any Of the city policemen
allowed their sympathies TO interfere
with their duty"
Have the officers of the American
Railway Union ever given you any infor-
nation leading TO the arrest of rioters ?''
Yes, they have. - The mayor then cited
five cases in which this had been done
He said Strike Manager Egan kept the
police busy going TO points on the various
roads only TO find when they got there
that there was no trouble. He then told
about his unsuccessful efforts to bring
about arbitration.
Il want TO sayn said the mayor, "in
regard TO statement attributed to Mr.
Eagan-namely, that he told me he was
surprised that / should be a messenger
for the American Railway Union-that he
most emphatically did not say anything
OF the sort to me. | would not have al
lowed him to do so. ! also wish to say
that never protested against the order
ing of federal troops here. I was not con
suited when they were brought here
1t has been stated in the press" said
Judge Worthington. THAT you applied 20
Debs for permission to move certain
trains. Is that trueln
1t is not"
FORMAL, ADJOURNNTENT
Mayor Hopkins was then excused and
Chairman Wright read the following
formal notice of adjournment: This com
mission has now heard all witnesses who
have been suggested by the various par
ties interested in this controversy, except
a few whose testimony would be simply
accumulative upon points that have
already been amply covered. At
the opening of the hearing il
was stated that the commission would
decide at its close whether it had time at
It's disposal TO listen to parties orally who
had remedies for labor questions to offer
or suggestions as TO legislation, and mat
tets OF that character. So much time
has been taken up in hearing testimony
on the facts relating TO the late Difficult
ties that the commission cannot
arY branch of the investlgation
The commission will adjourn to NEE. in
Washington, Wednesday Sept 26, at
which time it win be glad to receive in
writing any suggestions as to the solu-
tlon Of questions involved in the late con-
troversies. 1t will at that time hear any
parties who may desire to be heard rela-
tive to the facts involved, and it may,
after a careful examination of the testi-
mony which has been offered at this hear
lug, conclude to call further witnesses to
supplement any testimony which has
been given on either side The hearing
stands adjourned until Sept. 26.
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THE sUNKEN Kow sH1Na.
Japanese Paper Demands a Special
Courtmartial.


London, Aug. 3O.-A dispatch from
Shanghai TO the Times says: 'The Japa-
nese newspaper published at Shanghai
has ceased its efforts to palliate the act
of sinking the Chinese transport Kow
Shing, and in despair of convincing its
readers of the justice of the act demands
special courtmartial of the commander
OF the Japanese cruiser Naniwa, which,
the paper believes, will show thatthe Off
| GER s'action wasstrictly within the rules of
1 civilized warfare"
FEELING OF ANXIETY.
London, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says that a feeling of anxiety is
increasing in Tien Tsin, Notwithstanding
the imperial warning against assault
upon foreigners. The uneasiness is
owing to the fact that mum hers
OF young and undisciplined recruits
are arriving there Foreign residents are
armlng and combining for mutual de-
tense. In response to their representa-
tons France, Germany, Great Britain.
Russia and the United States are each
sending war ship to Tien Tsin The
United States will send the Monocacy.
AN IMPORTANT BATTLE FOUGHT
New York, Aug. 3O.-Regarding the
China-Japan trouble. Naoeyan Hashiguch.
the japanese consul, said to-day: I'VE
are becoming anxious over the situation.
as we know from the movements of the
troops and squadrons during the last
month that an important battle has proba-
bly, been fought by this time"
Relative to the cable dispatches that
japan had bought 300 600 needle rifles in
Vienna, the consul said he thought the
story had little or no foundation.
OF the war dispatches from Shanghai.
he said that little reliance could be put
UpOD them
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An AWFun DIsAsTER.
Striking MI66rA Wreck n Passenger Train
md XIII tho EnHIneor nnd fIreman.

and XIII tho Engineer and Fireman,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July IL The
minors OF Fontafnel, station on tho
Big Four n few miles west Of Terro
Haute, this morning added murder to
their crimo OF stopping trains and at
tempted lynchings. An engineer and
fireman, who had nothing to 10 with
tho strike, were mangled TO death under
the wrecked engine Of derailed train
The victims are Engineer Charles Mo-
herman, AZ Bolleiontaine, and Fireman
Charles Fleck, OF King street, this city.
The train wrecked was No. on tho 81
Louis division, which left Indianapolis
last night on time. The train was run,
ming forty-fVO miles an hour aud
struck an opon switch and down
an ambauktuent about eight foot high,
The engineer and fireman were In the
wreck, ground to pieces; the engine,
baggage car, expreSa car and the day
coach are piled In the ditch a broken
mass. The wreck Ia undoubtedly tho
work OF lawloss mob Of miners that
passed Fontainel yesterday and stopped
aud sidetracked i've Big Four freight
trains to show their sympathy for tho
railroad strikers Trouble was so
threatening that Sheriff Stout. OF Vieo
county, and several deputies went 10
Fontdincl Yesterday afternoon. no
pssseDgars were seriously injured.
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ANrl.borrERx Law.
An Eyasiye Advertisement That FindS II
Way In tho Newspapers.

An Eyasiye Advertisement That FIudH rs
Way in tho Newspapers
WASHINGTON, D. G. July l2-The at
ton Of the postoiiiee department has
been called TO tho Honduras Lottery
Company, which has been advertising
in largo number Of papers throughout
the country that Its president retains
the presidency Of manufacturing con-
Germ In Mississippi, and that "Aii pro-
posals for supplies and machinery as
we'll as business communications" y
should DO sont to the eompany's new
address. All newspapers containing
these advertisements are being barred
from tho use Of tho mails. A long line
Of rulings Of tho department has hold
that this constitute advertisements OF
lottery concerns and accordingly the
papers are not only Liable to be thrown
ont OF the mails, but 70 prosecution
under tho lottery law.
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Il. OIL VICTORY
1, wha, sovereign oplI, tho AtS,trntiOr
Proposition.

II Whht sovereign inns INV Hfu'hAt'SA
PrOpostHoH.
CuIcAGo, July ls.-While the other
labor leader. wore In conference last
night Mr.. Sovereign was enjoying q
cigar alone In his room in the Sherman
house. When Questioned about tho
new turn Of affairs, he LSSsiaimed'
This ls a great victory for the L. Of l.,
No one thought Of it until the knights
suggested il, and Il will settle the strike.
Il Is as good as won now. ! can't tell
who the arbitrator will be, but this IL
eattain that Carroll D. Wright will DO
ono oil them, as the 0'N0ill laW provides
that tho commissioner OF labor shall be
ex.offieio 4 member Of any committee
appointed under is provisions The
other two members are named BY toe
President and the only restriction ie
that one Of the men shall DO appointed
from the state In which the trouble
existA had long eonVcrsation over
the long distance telephone With hr.
Hayes after the President gave his deei'
sion in the matter, and tue whole scope
and Significance Of the law were ex-
planned to mo.
"As undsrstaud II che committee has
all tho powers Of q congregational inveS'
tigaung committee. It may summon
witnesses and compel them 70 testify Of
the matter in dispute. even 70 the ex'
tent Of producing the books OF the COM
pany. In this way all phases Of the
controversy will be brought out II ID
true that tho committee has no power
to enforce It's finding In tho matter, but
that Is true OF any arbitration. The ar
bitrators have the power merely 10 In:
vestIgate and to declare finding and
tho parties may or may not abide ny
that finding. | believe that this COM
mlttes eau compel Pullman to show his
books and tho result will be that tho
public will be given all tho facts In tho
controversy between him and tho em'
ployes. Il will make no difference
whether Mr.. Pullman wishes TO aIbi'
trate or not or whether he thinks that
he has nothing to arbitrate The COM
mittee will have all the powers neoes'
sary to bring out all the facts and tho
public can Ihon draw its own eonclu'
si0ns.
II regard this Rs a great victory for
tho Knights Of Labor"
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The readers OF this paper will be
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KNOWLEDGE

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AN ANARCHIST PLOT
Hatehod In the United states to PlAy Havoc
IN Paris.

IN Paris.
PANS, July lS.-'Tho Aattn today
publishes a statement that tho police
OF this city have been informed that an
anarchist recently left tho United States
for England, curoute 10 France. having
in his possession several bombs.
Previous to tho departure Of the IN.
archist referred to, according TO tho
Maiin, plot was Matched In tho United
States to explode bombs simultaneously
in tho Elysce palace, the sonato cham
Dor, tho chamber OF deputies and tho
palace OF Justice horo. Further details
concerning this alleged plot tho .4atin
adds, were refused that paper by the
person who gave its representatives tho
fncts referred TO,
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THE IRON TRADE.
Tho Railroad Strike Interfored Seriously
. p,o,. sg sn.neoIIcd Animation.

Tho Railroad Strike Interforod Seriously.
A state OF Suspended Animation.
CLEVELAND, O., July la.-The Iron
Trade Reriew this week says: For the
timo being the iron trade is In o state OF
suspended animation. The Chicago
edict against railroad traffic, and the
almost complete paralysis Of transporsa'
ton Uncertain sections Of the country,
and buying and selling arc at low Obj
meantime. To-day tho indications arc
mat the tie.up has dono Its worst and
that traffic will BIO Of increasing volume
from this timO on. Tho effects OF tho
partial suspension Of business have boon
about evenly distributed through tho
various departments Of tho iron trade,
40 that production in one limo has not
boon wrostod out OF relation to tho rest.
While strikes have restricted iron orc
production, furnace operations have
becn kept down by scarcity OF fuel, and
the mills, in turn, through Dobs dis
nonsation, havc beon prevented from
getting coal 10 run with or from getting
D roGuct 10 the consumer.
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MARSHALL, Mich, July l&.-Tho fire.
men, conductors, brakGmen and a num-
Der Of shop men on the Cincinnati,
Jackson Il Macklnaw road went o1l
here this morning and not wheel Is
turning. No reason Ia given by tho
strikers, but 1t is supposed TO DO on ac'
count OF tho road handling coal from
tho Grand Trunk. The fremen were
given uutil ! o'clock to return and oil
others have been dismissed.
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HE DIED GANR.
Tho Assassin of Carter Harrison
Hanged at Chicago.
THE EXECUTION IS SUCCESSFUL
and tho wrotchod Murderer Bsara
up Very srsvely.-
NO SPEECH MADE ON SCgFFOLD

And the Whole AnAiris Quickly ovor.
Tho orIme of Patrick Eugene Prem.
dorgast Revtewed-The Story Of tho
Cruel Murder of the Mayor of Chi.
cago-Prondergast's Mania for Motto.
ri.ty Worked Him into Preazy
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II. & O. Sunday ENcursIons to Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further notice tho
Baltimore & OHIO Company will sell on
cursion tickets. Wheeling to Pittsburgh,
at 81 so for tho round trip, good going
and returning only on dnte OF sale.
Trains ioavo Wheeling at 500 aud 1880
q. IN. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
I.nn md $50 n. IN.
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REMEMBER that Ayers sarsnparilla is
extracted from tho Honduras, root,
which only OF SarsaPnrillns has tho true
Alternative properties. Also, that it 10 q
highly concentrated and powerful modi-
elmo, and hence its wonderful results in
nil forms OF blood disease.
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To Cane May, AtInutio city and Son I>Io
city, vim Is. s o., Thursday, July TO- ~
Round trip, $40. Tickets good twelve
DAYS, with stop of privileges at, WASH
inSton, D. O., returning. Sleeper on
the b:35 p. IN. train.
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D. w. Fuller, OF Cannioharic, n: y.
snvs that no always keOps Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery in tho house and his
family has always found tho very best
results follow Its uso; that no would not
be without 1t, II procurable. g. A.
Dvkeman, Druggist, Catskill, n. Y, SAYS
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is IN.
Jonbtcdly tho best cough remedy; that
be has used 1t In his family for eight:
years, and 1t has mover failed TO do all
lint Is claimed for it. Why not try =
remedy 30 long tried and tcsted. Trial
bottles iroe at Logan Drug Co.. drug
store, Regular sizo Soc, and 81 90. 3
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Y0IIOWStOneN National Park
And Shown tbs Numerous HnrVs Of that Mysterious Region

And Shown The Numerous NarVs Of that Mysterious ReNH
All the curious geysers, some Of which vomt streams
of mud stones and water to height Of 200 feet others
that simmer like Devils stew and groWI like sub
teranean monsters; 1.-The extraordinary formations that
resemble staactites and rainbowS; great canons with
walls frescoed by nature in richest coors rivers pung
Ing over enormous precipces basins Of boiling water
in cones rising from Yellowstone lake snow-covered
pateaus in summer remarkable petrifactons: lakes
that look like prisms; fossils Of extinct animals Death
Valley and many other astounding wonders that rem
der this the most truly unparalleled district Of our globe
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These Amazing CuriOSiti0S Of Nature

in all the whims which she is capable Of exhibiting, in
all the magnifcence of her variable charms the glory
of her strength and the beauty of her proean atrac-
tons, are reproduced in GLIMPSES OF AMERICA, in
series of exquisite photographs and described in an
equally eloquent and realistically graphic nanneR
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Viz. Is. our large company Of excursonists now
travelling through all the picturesque regions OF the
United States and Canada, are conducted into the
World-famous
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AFTER NoroRIErI

AZ last 1t occurred to him th't 1t
would create comment 1t one In bis sta