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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06
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lAWlESSNESS AT CHICAGO.
Continued from page 1.

justification of the great strike Of which
he Is the central figure. The article Is
addressed ITO the public" and is in ex-
planation OF the situation at the Pull
man works and the cause OF the strike
there.
Strike Spreading in Detroit.
DETROIT, July 5.-The railroad strike
is spreading in this city. All the
switchmen and freight handlers OF tho
Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee
at tho Brush street depot are out and
trains are being moved with difficulty.
the switching being done by tho train
and yard masters.
This morning all the switchmen,
freight handlers and engineers and fire..
men of the Lake Shore road at this
point went out, and that road is prac-
ticallY tied up. 1t is expected that the
engineers and fremen on the Detroit,
Grand Haven and Milwaukee will also
go out
Arrest of "A. X. u. Officials
TRINIDAD, Colo, July 5.-Yeste rda ~
evening the United States troops sur
rounded the American Railway Union
headquarters here and arrested forty
eight Trinidad people, number being
American Railway Union men, together
with their chairman, secretary and @
memb r OF the executive committee.
The order was given at the direction
OF United States District Judge Hallett,
charging the men with contempt in
disarming United States deputy mar
shals on Sunday last The prisoners
were taken to Denver.
strikers In Arkansas SeizIng Trains.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 5.-The
Texas express On the Iron Mountain,
which left here last night, was seized
by striSers at Barring Cross and the To-
connective derailed.
A mob OF strikers at 1890 took pos
session Of the Little Rock and Memphis
passenger train and refused to allow it
TO proceed. Governor Fishback has
been asked to call out troops.
Big Four Tied Up at Benton Harbor.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich July 5. -At7
o'clock this morning all the yardmen of
tire Big Four went out and that road is
tied up here. The cause of the strike is
the receipt by the Big Four OF fourteen
cars of potatoes from tho Baltimore and
Ohio consigned from ST. Louis to Chi
cago The potatoes were 10 have been
shipped to Chicago by boat, but are now
hopelessly sidetracktd
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BLACK
Mrs. M. V. Pollard is quite sick.

Mrs. M. v. Pollard is quite sick.
Walter Hardwick, who was sick in
June, is now suffering sgain.
Mrs. D. S. Painter, who has been
sick for quito while, is now improving.
The college buildings arc being thor
oughly repaired for the coming session.
A large numb Der OF persons went TO
Newport and Bedford to spend the
glorious Fourth.
Colonel Hartman will remain here
during vacation and quite number Of
young men are taking i course of math.
ematics under him
Cooley &c Richardson, sub-contractors
under ID. o. Matthews for the making
and laying of brick for the college
building. have commenced work.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Yoder gave q garden party to
a number OF their young friends. Lawn
tennis and other games were engaged in
until O'Clock, when refreshments we're
served, after which came fireworks, and
then music and recitations. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap,
Misses Wiley, Maude Pollard, May Pol
lard, Conway Johnson and Lancaster,
and Messrs. Eakin, Stuart, Dodd, Price,
l.. FL. Lancaster and A L. Lancaster.
The occasion was highly enjoyed by all.
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TIE Manufacturers Record, in it's
weekly review OF Southern business
conditions, says: The first week in the
second half of the year shows more
activity in the organization of new
enterprises in the South, and in gen
eral more satisfactory outlook than
could reasonably be expected, con.
sidering the depression in other sec
tions and the strikes in tho West.
The coal strike in Alabama, like that
in Maryland and West Virginia, has
been settled, and at the present time
the entire South is practically free OF
all labor troubles.
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A Household Treasure.

d. w. FULLER, Of Canajoharie, n. Y
says that he always keeps DR. Kings
New Discovery in his house and his
family has always found the very best
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be without it, If procurable. G. A.
Dykeman, druggist, Catskiil N. Y,
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

THE verdict OF the jury in the Hairs
ton criminal assault case is at least q
surprise. That man, white or black,
found guilty Of this brutal outrage of an
eight-year-old girl, should be given but
twelve years in the penitentiary is
fact seemingly inconsistent with justice
IT not of law. There is evidently no half
way course to be taken in this case;
either the man was guilty and if so, de-
serving Of the full punishment OF the
law, or he IVES innocent and entitled to
his freedom. AS we understand, q motion
to set aside the verdict will be made
and therein lies Judge Woods oppor-
tunity to set matters Alright by granting
o new trial.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06
BEDFORD CITY BUDGET.

G. 81. Penn, of Roanoke, was in town
this week.
Judge Walter r. Staples is quite sick
at the residence of Judge e c. Burk,.
The Fourth was observed in the town
by general closing. Everything passed
oil very quietly.
Three hundred and eighty teachers
have registered at tho Summer School
of Methods to date.
1t Is said that there is a probability
that the populists and prohibitonist t.
will have fusion ticket in the field
o. c. Rucker, OF this place, is spoken Of
as candidate. He i, prohibitionist
politically, but stands very his h in Bed.
ford as man with the courage of his
convictions.
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EVERY hour the strike situation in
Chicago is assuming more serious
aspect and tho result can but be con-
templated with fear and trembling.
Thus far the Federal troops have taken
no important part in the conilict. but
to-day it is not unreasonable to suppose
that they will assume the field under
the com mand of General Miles. He has
already warned tho people that he will
shoot If resistance is encountered and
he is man who can be taken at his
word. The outcome in and around that
city, where SO recently was displayed
that world-famous monument to our
boosted civilization, ia indeed dark and
gloomy.
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Cure for Headache.

As remedy for all forms of headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the
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In cases OF habitual constipation Elec.
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

BUENA VISTA has chosen delegates
instructed for Harry st, George Tuck
er's denomination for Congress. The
other localities in the Tenth district
should do likewise. He is too good
man to be turned down at this time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06
Notice, Water Consumers.

WATER rentals for the quarter (July,
August and September) are now due.
Consumers are hereby notified to call
az the Office OF the Roanoke Ga. and
Water Company, room ZIG Terry build.
ing, and pay same. Water may be cut
oil from consumers who do not pay
their bills on or before July 20. An
ad iltional charge of so cents will be
collected for turning off water. J.. c..
RAwN, Manager and Engineer.
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Worth Knowing

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

ST PETERSBURG, July 5.-During the
first three days OF July there were
twenty-one cases OF cholera IN this cityq
six of which we're fatal.
BRUSSELS, July 5-Three cases of
cholera, ono fatal, have occurred in
Liege within the last twenty four hours.
Deaths are reported from other places.
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gloomy.

ROANOKE Democrats are called upon
to night to choose delegates to the
Sixth Congressional district convention
to be held in this city on August Is to
choose nominee of the party to sue
coed the Hon. Paul Edmonds in the
National House of Representatives. The
Times believes it for the best interest
OF the city that these delegates go unin.
structed. We are for Roanoke man
for the fight. first, last and all the time,
and we believe that the Delegates
who will be chosen tonight will
pc with us in this respect. With
that idea agreed upon there can
be no fear OF choosing an uninstructed
delegation. None OF the candidates who
have already announced themselves
from different parts of the district will
have any walkover in this convention.
Mr.. Otey will come with the Lynch
burg delegation and part Of Halifax
and Campbell counties. Hon. John
Goode will carry Bedford county dele
CATION, and divide with Mr.. Otey on
the other eastern counties representa-
tiyes. R. Fl. Logan will secure a good
portion OF Roanoke county delegation
AMI possibly Montgomery county. Each
will make determined fight, and as q
result dark horse is likely to be run
in. Roanoke's opportunity then presents
itself, and, # properly engineered. this
.city's representative can be entered
for the race and BIO driven to win.
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Notice, Public Installation.

There will be public installation of
chiefs of Wahoo Tribe, No. So, l. o.
K. M on Friday. July G, at D. M All
red men and their families and friends
are spt cially invited. By order OF com
mittee. Installation to tako place at
the wigwam
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ROANOKE, VA. JULY 6. 1894.

PRENDERGAsT's hanging should be set
for to- day instead OF next Friday that
an example Of the authorities treat
ment of anarchistc tendencies should
be presented TO those now counseling
dissension and strife.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

Auwelis Ameriosn Newspaper Dtreo-
Aery sor 1861 puts the circulation of THE
EoA@OKE TIMEs above that of any
eahsx papov IN southwest Virginia, and ut
msRe than that of all tho other papers of
Reanoke combined
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

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OLD papers for sale at this office for
10 c:nts per 100
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Summer vacation Toura.

HE Bal imore and Ohio Railroad
mpacy now has on sale at all its
offices east Of the Ohio river full limo
OF tourist excursion tickets to ali the
lake, mountain and seashore resorts in
the Eastern and Northern States and in
Canada These tickets are valid for re-
turn journey until October 81 Before
deciding upon your summer outing it
would be we'll to consult the Baltimore
and Ohio book of Routes and Rates for
sum mer Tours" All Baltimore and
OHIO ticket agents al principal points
nave them, and they will be sent post
paid, upon receipt OF ten cents. by Chas
.. Scull, general passenger agent, Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, baltimore
HORSE kicked h. S. Shafer, OF tho
Frcemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y. on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff. A
friend recon 10 ended him to use Cham
berlains Pain Balm, which he did
and in two days he was able to be-
around. Mr.. Shafer has recommended
1T to many others and says it is excellent
for any kind of bruise or sprsin. This
Same remedy is also famous for its
cures of rheumatism. For sale by tho
Charles Lyle Drug Company, druggists
w. ii. NELSON, who is in tho drug
business at KinRville, Mo, has so much
confidence in Cham ber' aims Collie, Chol
era and Diarrh@a Remedy that he war
rants every bottle and offers to refund
the money to any customer who Is not
satisfied after using it. Mr. Nelson
takes no risk in doing this because the
remedy is certain cure for the disc asses
Tor which 1T is intended, and he knows
IT, is for sale by the Charles Lyle
Drug Company, druggists.
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ON EASY TERMS.

P. L. TERRY, Pres.
81. s. TROUT. Vice Pres.
3. w. JAMESON, Sec'y and Treas.
d. nj. DARNALI, Asst Sec'y and Treas.
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justification Of the great strike Of which
he Is the central figure. The article Is
addressed ITO the public" and is in ex-
planation Of the situation at the Pull
man works and the cause OF the strike
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A serenader Killed by n Bride.

ALTON, n. Y, March s Duncan l.,
Parker, widowor, and Florence Bond
a spinster. were united in marriage
about a week ago. A party Of men
Thursday evening visited their home.
three miles north of this village and
gave them u serenade. Mrs. Parker
fired several ehots from the house dur
ing the fracas which ensued, one Of
them striking Alonzo Phillips and in
juring him so badly that he died. Tho
deceased was farmer. about 80 years
of age and resided i'll his village.
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CANTON, Miss, March 5,-Charley
Brown shot and killed j w. McIn-
tyre last evening Mrs Mcintyre had
euei for divorce The row with Nc
Intyre began between himself and one
of his sons. Mcintyre began to shoot,
firing at his son and then at his wife,
who was Browns sister, and when
Brown went to his sisters r. me he
was fired at several times by ntyre.
Brown then drew his pistol, Aring four
times with fatal result.
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The Prisoner Wept,

COLUMBUS, Ind. March 3. Dan
Conley. who was found in the Cyclone
saloon in this city in the act Of stealing
money and goods and lodged in jail,
and later indicted by the grand jury,
asked to enter plea of guilty. and was
brought before Judge Ford Friday af-
ternoon ana sent to the Southern prison
for two years. He claimed his home
to I've Scranton Pa. When referring
to his home he broke down ana went
like a child, and rnuttered his mothers
name several times. and then refused
To talk. He was taken to prison
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Garnishced Employees Discharged.

lNDlANArols March , Tom How
arl, saloonkeeper, garnisheed ~ en-
gineers, tiremen and trainmen of the
BIG -Four to secure the payment Of
liquor bills The fact was brought to
the attention OF Division Superlniend-
emit Bender. who referred it to his SUI
peror officers. The latter ordered the
immediate discharge of the offending
employees. The division superintend
ent is seeking an ameloratiou of the
order, but the men will probably have
to 70. The penalty for garnishment is
dismissal The same penalty is pre-
scribed for visiting saloons and low re-
sorts Howard, who brings the suits in
garnishment, was formerly Big Four
engineer, but was discharged Eight
of the 32 men in disgrace are engineers.
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Raised the Draft.

NiCKsBURG. Miss. March 5.-On
Feb. 10 "A stranger enteIed the Mer-
chants National bank of this city and
purchased exchange for SIS on tho
Union National bank Of New Orleans
This he raised to $500, ana by means
of a forged Endorsement, using the
name of the Vicksburg banks cashier,
procured the money. The raised draft
was received here and is so we'll done
that experts pronounced it almost above
suspicion, microscope being required
to detect the fraud A similar trick
cost another New Orleans bank $1,000
short time ago. "a SO check bought
IN GIccnville, being raised to 5000.
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NEWS IN BRIEF

NJ l. Keruodle Was shot and killed
10y A l.. Rogers at dance at Clarks-
willie, Ark
The local option election in Ellis
county, TeNas, was won 10y the antis
Reuben H. Brown, veteran of three
wars, died ut Neasco. Tex
The Hope Lumber company's mills at
llnrlton, Tex, burned Loss. $95. 600
The jackson Brewing company at
Cincinnati has assigned
T D. Mitchell. dry goods mer-
chant At Gainesville, Tex has failed
EX-Governor Downey of California
is dead
Another vein of coal has been struck
Mt litchhed, His
Whitecaps are creating terror among
the negroes IN Pike county, Alabama
Miss Gertrude LIE Caron. daughter of
the famous British spy. has been Mt
tending the trial Of the Coughlin case.
Major Ragsia!e of Moberly, Mo.
forwarded TO the court Of appeals his
petition for "a writ of cortiorari against
the members Of the city council
Attorney General Little Of Kansas
has written an opinion TO the effect
that Governor l.ewelhng exceeded has
authority in parioning the three mon
at lllawatha
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CONDITION OF TRADE.
Review OF tho Week rs reported by
Bradstrcct From New York

Review OF tho Week rs Reported by
Isradstrcct From New York.
NEW YORK, March D ~ Braisteets
report of trade for the past week says
storms and cold weather south and
southwest have checked the course of
business this week. while west and
northwest brighter weather has had an
opposite effect. No better illustration
of the necessary hating and irregular
movement of the Improvement may 10
found than the record of the week with
its decreased volume of trade and re-.
newed unfavorahle reports from the
south and the pacific coast in contrast
with the more cheerful tone and in
creased sales at important cities in the
OHIO and Mississippi river valleys and
in the northwest
Thus while aivices from Providence.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Cincinnati.
Nashville. Birmingham. Galveston and
San Francisco are less inclined than in
late weeks to regard the situation hope
fully. those from Buffalo, Indianapolis,
Louisville Memphis. Mobile Chicago,
st Louis, Kansas Citv. Omaha Mil
Yankee st Paul and Duluth all report
evidence of distinct Improvement. The
general industrial situation is both bet
ter and worse There are 30 rcsump-
tons reported. contrastrd with two
shutdowns Wages have been reduced
Mt l3 establishments and 10 strikes have
been announced.
There are only 279 bnsiucss failures
reported in the United State as com
pared with pa a week ago, M in the
week wear ago and e21 two years ago,
indicating business EN- barrassments
have reached normal level much
earlier in the year following severe
panic than had been supposed possible.
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Pleaded Guilty to Save HI, Son.

ALTOONA Pa, March AT a hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Am orose a pathetic scene occurred.
A. A. Smith. an accused counterfeiter.
ofoke down and made confession.
proclaiming the innocence of his 81
yearNold son. Charles. ard announcing
MS own guilt. Smith is about 20
" men irving to save his son. tears
We're noticeable in his eyes. Notwith.
standing his strong plea, both father
and son We're held
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
kosciusko the Scene Of a
Fatal Duel.
POLITICS THE DIRECT CAUSE.

The Editor of The Alliance vindicator
and Seriously Wounds VIII Sanders.
The Former Prominent business
man, the Two Latter Farmers.
kosClusKo, Miss, March 5.-This
place WAS thrown into great excite
ment Saturday 10y n deadly encounter
between Rev. w. p Radcliffe, editor of
The Alliance Vindicator, and s. A.
Jackson leading business man of
kosciusko, and newly elected state rep
resentative from this county. in which
the latter was killed, also bystander.
Sam Russell. received stray shot in
the mouth, killing him instantly and
Will Sanders. another outsider was
shot through the thigh and 1t is thought
Will die
The two latter are young farmers
living few miles from town 1t is
thought both the latter received shots
from Ratclitfe's deadly pistol The
affair all grew ont of u reply hy Jack
son, in the koscinsko star deuouuciur
MIR katciiite in very emphatic language
for publishing IN his paper that he
(Jacksonl voted III caucus at the late
meeting Of the legislature for popu
list for United States senator Mr.
Jackson leaves wife. Il most ostimable
lady, and four chilarcn to mourn his
loss Radcliffe is Popuhst in the
Mississippi legislatures