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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-01-11
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
World's Fair Arbitration Memorial to be
- Sent to All Governments.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-}v. Z. Blackstone,
tho protector of the Worlds fair
memorial to all the governments of the
world pctitioning for universal peace
and the substitution of treaties Of ar:
bitratiou for the msth ods Of war has
tsturned from Washington, where
he received the assurance that Sec
rotary Gresham would forward the
memorial through diplomatic channels
to the various governments. Mr.. Black
stone, on his arrival, proceeded at once
to make arrangements for printing the
documents. 1t will be published in an
octave volume of sixty pages, the sig
natures in fac smile engravipgs and
tho binding in morocco and gilt. Tbs
sdition will be only 100, and will be
ready within three weeks
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Firc in Alhany. n. =.

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 8. The Albany
theater, Q fiyc-story building covering
r.. IN entire block and adjoining the
49, .oailding, caught fire Saturday
morning and was a mass OF flames. 1t
viii probably prove a total loss. The
lever floor is occupied by tho large
grocery store cs brisbane d co, s
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POWDER EXPLOSION.
Four Men Killed at Rifton, N. Y, and Sew
oral Badly Wounded,

PoUGnKEEpslE, n. Y, Jan. s.-The
Latin & Rand powder mill al Ritton>
Ulster county twelve sai'es from this
city, blew, Up ut E O'clock Saturday
morning. Four men were killed anl
several badly wounded. Tie dead are:
Gardner F-iedrnuurgh. Solomon Fried
enbnrgh, Joseph Saunders, - Kipp.
The explosion occurred in the glaze
department.. where the powder is dried
after it has gone through the other
processes of inanuiacture, Soc
The egpleses.a shook the nearby
country. and In tie village of Rosedale,
two miles aw"y, many panes of glass
were shattered.
The explosion was distinctly felt in
this city and the fire department was
called out
Capt. Lca..lcrs' Sons ia-A a.s-saiciias.
New ORLEANS, IAN. S--Mr. George
Winchester sn,cilc.i dramatically sats
urday morning in f,a,at OF t;se residence
Of Capt. Z. j. Lc;.tlers. the famous
stcamboat!uan anil captain of the
Natchcz, one Of the bo,ts in the his
toric race TO st. Lofts mary years ago
Mr.. W.ncilcstcs is II son-in:aW OF Capt.
feathers. having married. Miss Court
ney L.athors, who stood high in social
circles and who WAS once green Of the
carnival. At IN early hoar atrrIay
Winchester walked MP TO the entrance
of Capt. Leatiiers residence on Caron-
dolet street ands pntsiasa p;sto. to his
head, blew his brains out.
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A Remarkable Child.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan s.--Gurlcy, in
Point Rock Valley. in Northern Ala
bama, has a prodigy in the shape OF q
nine-year-ell child, Lizzie Bealc, whose
parents are among the best people in
Jackson county She weighs 1872
pounds and lifts with ease an anvil
weighing 2a5 pounds She has song>
beautiful hair and regular features
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rennpts r,tlmr 10 a.. cuil,1.n On.

CHICAGO, jim. q. - p,lof,s.asisa % ruin
in file Wnssd 81 fsle district 6s flie city
to follow tias sleparturs oi the great
show havs not been fulfilled. an in
yestigation shows that the families
have been moving a. the hundreds into
! the fat building into which the erst-
while hotels have heen transformed.
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Juage long Agssn on the pansion BOIL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The pension
Office has decided that, in giewof ting
act Of congress of Dscem Der 81, 1925, II
20 longer has q right to withhold the
pension OF Judge Long. OF Michigan,
and has directed that he DO again
placed on the pension rolls
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A Ueart:css FAKE.

PARKEnsBuRG, W. Va, Jan. s.-In-
vestigation proves that the story pub
Tished in Cincinnati evening paper
regarding tie rob sery of the grave OF
Capt Peter i';,di:g near the mouth OF
tie Little Ranawka, is heartless fake.
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China,nSn iicperted.

SAN ASgeSIo, Tex. Jan. 6.-Chief
Deputy United States Marshal J. b.
Waller, accompanied By Deputies Ian
caster and Ware, and two guards fur.
nishcd by the Southern l:seiise ssa!lway
Co.. left here snc Saa Francisco. having
ia charge II. Cinnamon sentenced 10 de-
portation for violation OF the exclusion
act. Twenty fore Celestinls were
picked npat Sheffield junction.; 10 at
Detrola. and about TO at FL raso. all
sentenced to deportation The entire
party numbers about G5 men. This is
the largcst lot OF Chinese ever sent OFT
of Texas since the cScusson~aet went
into effect
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Business Hn,,saa Burned.

ScHEI.L CITY. No. Jan. 5.-At
o'clock Thursday morning Are de.
stroyed the opera house block. Seven
business houses were burned and The
loss will probably reach $780, 900. with
very little insurance.
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A EIted Family.

EAlE, Pa, Jan. s-Iohn Doulin, o
Nickel Plate passenger conductor, died
Saturday night on an operating table
at St Vincent's hospital, as IN anes-
thetio was being administered to him.
poulin's family has been singularly
unfortunate His father and brother.
both conductors, were killed by the
same engine. His wife was victim in
the wreck on the Nickel Plate bridge,
and was thrown with her babe III her
arms down the ehasm. lodging in the
telegraph wires The mother was
killed, but the child was taken out Of
tho wires alive
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IntIanapoiis National Dividend.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-The controller
of the currency Saturday declared q
first dividend of 81 PER cent in favor OF
the creditors Of the indianapolis Ma
.ional bank, OF Indianapolis, ind. on
claims proved assasssr ssissss to 1881, zoo. !
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'-~r&nody Riot.

PALERMO, Jan. FRIDAY mt Mari
neo a town eleven miles southeast of
this city, bloody riot occurred. a
Land of mrn estimated to nave num-
bered 5000, gathered there in one OF
the low quarters and started a parade.
Many revolutionary cries were utters
ed, and threats to loot tbs sateH were
frequently he;.EA \ strcng force Of
troops was dispatched to dispcrse the
mob. When the troops appeared they
were attacked by the rioters, many of
whom were armed with rifles or re-
volvcrs, and a desperate fight took
place. Vollcy after vollcy YVES poured
into the mob, and thirty. oi the rioters
were li},lie,t FIFTY others were
wophded.
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Drug Clerk suicidea with Morphtne.

WELLsv1Lth O.. Jan. "a drug
cierk named James Monroe committed
suicide IN the Office OF DR.. Ross, in this
city, by taking morphine. When found
he was unconscious. He had been
drinking heavily and was respondent
on account of being unable to get em-
ployment
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An Appeal for a Days Work.

CHICAGO Jan. G-The Central Relief
association has issued an appeal to the
wage workers Of Chicago, asking that
all contribute one days earnings or in
come to the relief of the city's desti-
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Fight 81 a ruaersl.

CLARKsylLlE, Tenn, Jan. 6.-Ji.n
Waite and Will Dabney, colored.
fought at q huria! at Williamsburg
Postofhce, White was shot by Dabney
and Whites brother struck Dabncy in
the had.with a club. Both are danger
ouslY wounded.
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Fatally Crushed.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Joseph Taylor,
Of the firm of Taylor & Co., wholesale
grocers at $50 Central avenue. left his
residence on Terrace avenue. Clifton,
Friday morning to drive 10 the CITY.
Just as he reached Straight ssreot and
Colerain avenue, C:ynninsvillc, an
alarm of fire WIS armed in. An en-
CINE caGe along the street, and Nlr.
5Wyler attempted to turn out of the
way. In doing 50 he was thrown from
the buggy and terribly crushed about
the head. 1t is thought lie viii die.
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Secret Labo. Union Rroazaa 10 Light.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 5-The exist
once OF q new secret national labor or
Eanization was discovered here Thurs-
day afternoon through secret meeting
of the national committee. Tho order.
was secretly founded in Chicago De-.
cember II by representatives from
thirty-sevcn states anG is called the,
!Anc;srt Order Of Loyal Americans.
-Fhe return to Koston from Califor-
mia of A. +. Goss, the FIRST instr,1ctoros
the city trrant school On Deer island.
Ia Boston harbor, recalls a'i act oi he.~
roisln by which he saved the iiyos oe
seventy-nine boys. It was during tho
great storm or April. ;sal, which de-
molished tie old Minot's ledge light
house and washed the truant school
building out to sea. Mr.. Goss' resene
Of the boys was most hazardous, and
his bravery and GOODNESS on that night
won the thanks of The city. through
resolutions OF tho board Of aldermen,
The queen regent Of the Neither
lands recently presented to to her
daughter. the little Queen Nyilhelmina,
a number OF wooden figures clad in tf1a
uniforms used in the army OF the Noth-
erlands. The future ruler, it is hoped
BY her mother. will be able To- Yecog~
nize the grades of the real soldiers by
studying the WOODEN figures Her
majesty, it is said, asked her mother
TO add figures of women 10 her gin, ca
The ''men wonld be lonely without
than lsss:
Yung Yu, the new Chinese Nsnissoy
at Washington, has ii Ia uudera soss S
forbidden the members OF the iegsl;.s,;s
to accept sneinl eourtssies or ln,sn isalsss
from any American SO long Us tbs
strained relations between the ltnits.s
States and China due 70 the Geary lss
continue 70 exist
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senator LINDSAY Henoninatcd.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. S.-The dem
ocratic members of the kentucky legis-
lature met in joint caucus Friday night
for the purpose of electing United
States senator, to succeed Hon. William
B. Lindsay, and state librarian, to
succeed Mrs. Mary r. d. Day. Senator
Lindsay was rcnominated, and Mrs
Day received the nomination for IL
5rsrian by vote Of IS TO IS.
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yANDERBILTs BONDS.
The Income Tax n Interest Thereon Will
Amount to &31,CAo.

The Income Tax "A Interest Thereon Will
Amount to &31,GAo.
WAsnINGToH, Jan. T. --.Ise advocates
of the income tag aIa passing about
some figures which afford them much
satisfaction. There are registered at
the treasury in the name of William II.
Vanderbilt s47, O50, 0co 4-pcr cent bonds
On December 81 check for $40, 600
was sent to Mr.. Vanderbilt. This is
done every three months. In the
course Of the yea: the United States
government sends to Mr.. Vanderbilt
81, 900.
The security is as nearly absolute as
possible. There is IA possibility Of
loss FROM Ges ar thieves, or any Of the
USUAL risks Not cent Of tax is paid,
national, state or municipal With such
nm ir.ome tax as the ways and means
committee has voted to impose, Mr.
Vanderbilt's registered bsacs will
yield the govSrsmcat $500 a year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

tured and sent to Mount Vernon for
safe keeping.
If these Indians are so very ciyiliz-
ed why not let them dwell with their
white brethren IN Alabama instead Of
sending them back to Arizona TO live
with untamed and untutored sayages?
To take them back to their old haunts
and their old associates is TO lead
them into temptation. The people Of
Arizona will certainly object to hay
ing these red men sent back to them,
and their very presence there would
tend to STIR up hostilities. Old mem
cries would soon come rushing back
and with them i'll feeling, and then il
would not take much to fan this i'll
feeling into active outbursts by the
Indians. Geronimo is getting old, il
is true, he is IS, but not too old to do
mischief if so inclined.
General Howard says; Il will Ger.
tainly recommend that these Apaches
be sent to some reservation; but they
surely should not be sent to Fort Sill
or any district where they could es.
cape to their rative mountains, as
their instinct would certainly prompt
them to do" Once in their native
mountains we may be sure all their
other instincts will soon assert them.
selves. They are not yet 50 civilized
as to be made missionaries among
their lntutored brethren. As General
Howard says, let them be given some
land to cultivate. 1t is no use letting
them go back to dr. and unproduc.
tive desert.-Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22
Coming Standard noIlnrs.

Secretary Carlisle has been severely
criticised by Republican newspapers
for resuming the coinage Of standard
silver dollars. He has been charged
with doing this in order that tile sill.
yer dollars bearing the date Of this
year might be used in the free silver
districts by tile candidates for con.
gress to show that the government is
not inlmlcal to silver.
In response to a letter to Mr.. Heard
Of the house Of representatives, Car
Isle states that he is simply pursuing
the directions of the unrepealed sec.
tions Of the law Of 1890. That act
requires the coinage Of 1000, 900
ounces Of silver bullion per month
until the first day Of July, 1891, and
thereafter a coinage Of a sufficient
number Of dollars to provide for the
redemption Of the treasury notes is
sued in payment Of the bullion. Dur.
ing the last nine months, he saws.
3,87O,727 standard dollars, coined
from the bullion purchases have been
paid out in redemption Of treasury
notes, and the notes SO redeemed re.
tired and Cancelled. The PROCESS is
still going on daily.
80 far from this action being sub.
ject to censure it should receive the
praise Of all persons interested in sc.
curing q solvent currency. No eau.
did person now but admits that the
treasury notes issued under the Sher.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22
Return Of GERONIMO.

1t is proposed to return Geronimo
and his band Of Apaches to Arizona.
This should not be. It is only eight
years since this famous old Indian
marauder and murderer and his fol.
lowers were confined at Mount Yer.
non Barracks, Alabama.
The reason assigned for removing
them from Alabama to Arizona is
SAID to be the conviction that these
Apaches have been sufficiently civil.
lzed not to do any damage Such
may be the case. Indians, like tigers,
are pretty hard 10 tame, and caging
them up, no matter for how long, is
no guarantee that their nature Is
changed. These Indians were not
children when sent to Alabama, bnt
grown men, who had made their claim
to that title good, and because they
had made il good they had been cap
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

Mrs Mary Lease, who is now in
Indiana, is now 'yellin' after the
preachers, of whom she says that
"there are too many who dine with
the rich and preach to the poor She
thinks that they had better be teach
ing people how to live than how to
die. Asked her opinion Of Geo. NJ.
Pullman, she says that he has been
rapidly accommodating his wealth for
a place where gold will readily melt.
Mary is as vinegary as ever
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

Few national campaigns have kin
died in the families Of America more
interest than the canyass Tor uomina
ton in the Ashland district The
issue was entirely one 81 morality AZ
least that was the only issue regarded
outside Of the district, and vas eYi.
IDENTITY foremost there.
That being the issue, the defeat u
Col Breckenridge, which Is indicated
By the returns, i IN occasion for
national congratulation
Col Breckenridge and bis friends
rested their defense % the ground
that, while hts lapse from morality
was admitted, his public Integrity
was unimpeached and that he was
useful and patriotic public servant
The private lapse they held 10 b. only
what men are prone to do and shat
only Pharisees and hypocrtts condemn
severely
The defense assumes tina, private
morality does not properly belong d
an examination % public mans at
ness for positions Of honor and trust
II further assumes that society does
and ought % shut it, eyes u thc ae
lions Of men, though il il and ought
to be sleepIcss AMI unytrlding n
judging the actions IL women.
Neither Of these assumptions can
be tolerated IN America. II mas b.
true that other men 10 public tie
have stains upon their private cbarar.
ters It i true that 10 Europe many
Of the greatest statesmen and soldiers
from Walpole and Marlborough q
Sir Charles Dixie have led loose lives
IN private.
But Europe Is setting higher
standard. and il America We have
never admitted either that public
man should be pardoned for Ignoring
the regulations Of the society IL rcn
rcsents, Or that any man should N
encouraged to defy The regulations
upon which the family i maintained
as al institution
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22
NorH1SG is shorter than the Pop

NOTHING is shorter than the Popu-
list platform. 1t is: Promises and
appropriations. Populist are more
liberal with public money than any
party we have ever had. They will
promise every reform and are prepar-
ed to ask an appropriation for every
thing from irrigation bitches to free
sewing machines. They have already
enough pledges out to tax every dol.
lar of property in the country into
the Treasury and put every acre of
land up at tax sale.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

man act we're the exciting cause 81
the panic OF 1898, adding as they did
lust SO much more TO the load carried
by the gold reserve 10 the treasury
The government could not impertl
the whole paper currency Of the coun-
t.y by refusing gold in redemption q
these at the treasury department
That the secretary is retiring these
notes and issuing standard dollars 70
place Of them should be subject 81
congratnlation among all interested 10
sound currency.-St Paul Globe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

The Populist Of Iowa, in their state
convention declared the platform
adopted at Omaha "a second Declare
ton Of Independence" Those of as
who read its demands upon the ma
tional government for support and aid
prefer to regard it as declaration Of
dependence.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

ONE of the agreeable features of
the agricultural situation is the large
increase of the corn produced in the
South. The people Of that section are
beginning to learn at last that it is
hot best to rely upon cotton alone, but
to plant other crops also, and thus in
crease their chances Of prosperity BY
diversifying the source Of profit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

Passengers destined to the pron,.
nent cities of the Missouri Rive,
should patronize the Chicago. IInio,
Pacific and Northwestern Line. Mog
niiicent Pullman and Wagner sleen.
ing cars, elegant Pullman and NORTH
western dining cars, handsome doy
coaches and comfortable Pullman
colonist sleepers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

FOLLOWING the defeat of Ping Yang
in which the Chinese army was ami
hilated, comes crushing naval de
feat, in which the Chinese lost seven
war vessels and Japan two. The
Chinese succeeded in landing 5000
men who are now cut off Military
critics believe that the Japs will now
invade China.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

The Louisiana planters measure
their Democracy by the pound. If
they can't get two cents a pound for
their sugar from the national govern
ment, they are no longer Democrats.
The sooner Democracy gets rid of this
class Of fellows the better it will be
for the party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

AT the Republican convention held
at Idaho Falls last Wednesday, Black.
foot men captured the nominations
for clerk, probate judge, coroner and
two of the commissioners, Leorin the
sheriff, Idaho Falls the treasurer and
Willow Creek the assessor and one
commissioner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

GERMANY has her Sedan, France
has her Austerlitz, England has her
Bienheim and Japan has her Ping
Yang, China has the glory of more
people that do not know how to fight
than any Empire of ancient or modern
times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

her lawyer. There is abundant evil
dence on the surface that the Repub-
licans do not know how badly they
are hurt, and are very much in need
of the services of some good lawyer
to tell them how much they have been
damaged by the passage of the new
tariff bill.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

The Republican party is very much
in the condition Of the woman who
was injured in railway accident, and
when asked BY neighbor how bad
she was hurt, said she did not know
and couldn't say until she had seen
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

The great fight in Montana this fall
will not be between Democrats and
Republicans for the various state and
county offices, but "where shall the
capitol Of the state be permanently
located" At present Anaconda seems
TO lead all competitors in the race.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

THE Republicans at Idaho Falls are
not at all satisfied with the represen-
tation given them on the county tick
ct and they do not hesitate TO say SO
in strong language.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

PROSPERITY will return just as fast
as the elections go Democratic, and
the country becomes assured that the
Republican party can not possibly
win another national victory.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

IT is interesting to note that the
United States and Switzerland are the
only two countries in the world which
pay more for education than for mill
tary purposes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

Ex-Vice President LeYl P. Morton
vas nominated last Tuesday by the
Republicans for governor Of New
York. Levi is the happy owner of a
bar1 which the Republicans think will
greatly aid in his election.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

THE Popullst party is waning rap
idly all over the country, and we pre-
dict that this will be the last year
they will put ticket in the field in
Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22
ADA county win 60 Democratic in
November by large majority.

THE result IN the Ashland district,
Kentucky, shows that the women can
carry an election without casting any
of the ballots.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

AT the Republican state conyention
held in New York last Tuesday a res
olution was passed denouneing the
free coinage of silver and favoring an
"honest dollar" of gold.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

While Republican papers continue
their yawp about Maine and Vermont
business goes right on booming under
a Democratic administration.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22

GoLD is still flowing into the ma
tional treasury at rapid rate. This
indicates cheerful outlook for the
Christmas stocking.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-09-22
BATTLE OF PING YANG.
Chinese Losses Said to BE 200 Killed
and Wounded.

LONDON, Sept. 1sth--A dispatch
from Ping Yang, Corea, says every
hour adds to the crushing character
of the Chinese defeat The Chinese
losses are now said to be over II, 900
killed and wounded. The Chinese
prisoners not wounded number n, 500
1t is probable that the number will be
increased the next few days BY pris.
oners being constantly brought in b.
Japanese cavalry.
The Japanese have captured nearly
all the Chinese army officers. The
Chinese prisoners will be sent to
Japan 10 patches OF / GOO in Japa.
nese transports.