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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
PRIZE fights ARE legal.
According to Decisions of Supreme
Court Of the State of
Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2S The
Olympic ciuO has won big victory in
supreme court which today affirmed the
decision OF the lower court aud the re-
suit Of which means that the cluu may
give lights again. The Olympic had ar
rang Il for the battle between Bowen
and Abbott, and had made all arrange.
menlS Tor the contest, wAsu the a.tur-
hey general entered proceedings. pray.
ing Tor an injunction restraining tue
cIuO from gylng the fight. The club
promptly scquiescel and said 1t desired
legal opinion on the question OF its
right L. give such contests.
The Sllhvau-Corbett and the other
battles in the club had been given un
der u state law pisssd several years
ago and which permitted boxing con-
tests In regularly athletic clubs. The
STATE held thar the Sullivna-Corbett
and similar affairs were not boxing
contests, but prize fights pure and
simple. The ciuh, on the aan J. con-
tended that the fights were fully au.
thoriz I'd by the terms OF the law.
lne case was tried before Jury in
the civil court aud after loux aui in.
terestiug trial II verdict was given in
itvor OF the club Tns state promptly
appalled, to the supreme court ana the
nrgument and briefs were elaborate.
Tue court today rendered an opinion
affirming the ju Ismsnt Of the lower
court IN favor OF the club. Chief Jus
uce Nicnols dissentsd.
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wEalE2s II sooHsBoa3.

They A. II peful uLd fx2so: 10 Dine
Unon Veal In Washington
pooNsuoRo. Nj Ap;il % Tho army
" ~" commonw.nl camped tonight
with hops high and ready enough to
take the IS mile walk that would os
necessary 10 land them tn Frederick to-
morrow. They hal nat the great high
rritst Of their movement. VINO had
c,ms ns - messenger VI hops from the
camp Of the enemy
Colonel R-iston'. the agent Of the
Cox Y army hnd run ont To- meet the
boys on the road, and the message that
he hronVht was highly rlAting TO those
who were not familiar with the
colonels roseate vdpor that hs carries
in stock TO breathe abroad over every.
thing with which ne is connected
Il half thu, hs told to the members
Of the commonver AM to tee war
crrrgsp oudrnts who Visited him be
true, theirs X u loyal reception waiting
the army IN Washington.
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FLASHES FROM The WIRES.

Although her neck Il broken, Mrs Mary
McMuilin is stil alive In Brooklyn hos
pitnl, to the doctors nmazcment.
CbetoDre, viii divide the SS,0rO 600 rc.
ceiN ed from the snlr OF strip bonds each
man, woman ana child getting 500.
After beng brought near to dca,h by
two weeks Of hicruurhinV, William Case,
Of Wappingei'- Falls. n. Y, is recovering.
After marrying undivorced Mrs. Ann
Dyson with his eyes open, james Jacobs,
OF Providence repeutel in haste, but can
get no redress from court.
Trying to hlarl,mail wealthy Mrs. Brown
ont OF 90, Henry Eaton, Marshall lll)
youth, was sho dead 10y officers while
iloring with u decoy rnvelop.
The executive committee of the National
Republican league Will meet today at
Washington. d. G., to arrange for the an-
nuRl convention in Denver in June.
The efforts Of George Dunford, Of Cam
ada, and Marshal Nix, to establish lodge
OF the American Protective Association at
Palatka. Fla, has resulted in the Catho
lies driving them from the town. Nix was
severely cowhidOd for making remarks af-
fecting the morality of priest,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
LYNCHED BY An ANGRY MOB.
Four Negro Murdorers Sent TO Their
Doom in Loui5ilna-O Shot
Three Hanged

VICEsBuRG. April % -Four negroes
have already paid the penalty for the
brutal assas4lnntion OF Manager Boyce,
Of the Btunne plantation. in Madison
parish. on Saturday aud It is not un-
likely that several more will have sum.
mary justice dealt out to them. One
Of tho negroes was snot on Sat
utdHy Judge Lynch held high carni-
val during the night at TslIulah, 4
mob gathered IN front Of tle jill mud
went deliberately 10 work, ami with a
batterinS ram burst in the side OF tue
Jail sut forced open the door
Sam Slaughter, Tom Cmxton and
Dave Hawkins were led on, and swung
mp 10 the btlustrsdr ol the court houss.
Their boli-s were hanging there this
morning
Chxton ami his four pals are s,ll In
th, swamp north ~ the railroad, be-
tween Mhllik.n's Bend road anl the
riyrr. The hunt is baing vigorously
pressed. bat the dogs yesterday could
no. follow tn" trail owing TO the cold
The river ana all avenues Of escape
are closely guarded. sud the ultimate
cplure OF the five men is regarded as
luly question ur tim.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
BRIEF Bl1s OF STATE NEWS.

There are now In the Willamsport boom
about 7j 600, 900 feet Of logs ready for the
saw mills
Robbers stopped Samuel Lopenti, a rail-
road boss, near Epensburg, who had 81, 900
in valise, but he fought them or.
Student Bengler, of State College, was
held for trial at Belleronte for breaKinp
up lecture by quietly turning tue gas in
room.
Daniel Edwards, president Of the Kings
ton Coal company, has given 81, 900 to the
fund now being raised for tho widows and
orphans of the Gaylord mine victims ut
Plymouth.
Mrs. Anna II. Holstein, known all over
the state as Grange lecturer and as the
regent of the Valley Forge Memorial asso.
citation, is dangerously i'll at her home near
Bridgeport.
The following iourth-clasl postmasters
were appointed for PENNSYLVANIA: +. II,
Cooper, Bald Mount: G. s. Corey, East
Benton; L. II. Reed Glenburn, Elias Hat
field. New Salem.
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gtooOTHlRsTY BaRBER
'''''' S~Nu-N "
lie Has His Victim Lursd 10 His plao
- MA u a.. L. o. ~.

lie Has His Victim Lursd 10 His Place
and Held While Hs Carves Him.
BosToS. April % -AltorIo Mario
was attacked by Cmillo Nazro this
morning and probably fatally sla.hed
with razor The police spy Mario is
a victim of conspiracy. Sons months
ago Nnznro made deroGatury remark
about Marro's wito and the husband
brought civil suit sgainst him aud y,.
cov.Iod $500
Na2oro -wore vengeance and got
CItpolo Archnugel 10 have the rrsus-
pec,ing Marco IA front Of Naztro's
barber shop AID engaged him in a quar-.
rel.
NaE,ro seized y razor aud attacked
the defrnselrsS Mario when held on
the ground by ArchnnCel
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tRGlnI6R RESPONSIBLE.


williamsport Coroner, Jury Causes a
MN Kiuc = A,res'.
WILlAMsPOGr. Pa. April 20 The
coroners jury iuYcstiga the terrible
accident on the Wllinmsport aud
North Branch railroai on Saturday
rendered verdict this afternoon hold
ing Engineer Hsssler responsible for
thu accident 1t WAS nscrrtaiuel that
he wus running in couilct with his
orders. and he was guilty of the
grossest chrelessness in the manage
ment Of his engine
Hssler WAS arrested at once on Il
charge of involuntary mnnslaugnter
and brought to this city Judge Metz.
ger fixed his bail at 81 900. which was
furnished Mr.. McClenetniu. one OF
the victims, is lying Mt the point of
death Mrs. Bailey is improving. Miss
Welch, who was instantly killed. will
pe bure on Wednesday
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LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.
Important Opinion of tho Sup,ems
Bench IN the Rocknfall w Case.

Important Opinion of tho Sup'cms
Bench In the Rocknfall w Case.
PHILADELPHIA, April %. The su-
premo court today affirms the ju lg-
ment of the court OF common pleas of
Luzsrue county in the case OF Joseph
Freihurg. ut nl., appellants vs.. Will
liam Stoddart, assignee Of +. v Rocka
fellow 81 Co., bankers at Wilkes. Barre
The opinion reads;
I'VE concur in the conclusions
reached by the learned mister ami the
court below. Ii at the time of the as
signment, the plaintiffs notes had been
found by the assignee uncollected, he
should have returned them IL a draft
or bond or specific package of money
received in payment OF the notes had
been found among the assets coming
into his hands, it should have been
turned over to the plaintiffs. But
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
WINGS FOR rHs WARDEN.
Wilkes Barros Bastle Keep,r Acauit., d

Wilkes Barro'S Bastle Keep,r Acquit.t d
e arookw,y,sm.
WlLErs.RARRr, April % The prison
board, which has been investigating the
alleged abuses at the county prison, 10.
day submitted their report to the conrt.
They exonernte Waterman Fallon from
the charge of harsh treatment because
they find hc was justified in what he
did 10y the misbrhavior of the prison.
ers who hal formed u conspisacy in
order to got him dismissed. The hoard
formula,es new rules governing the
punishment Of the prisoners and directs
that new dungeon 10 built.
7, H. Commit president OF tho board,
submitted y minority report asking for
the dismissal OF causure of Fallon,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
DEBATE GNOED IN MUeOER
Two Men Killed aid Six I-jursd IA a

Two Men Killed aid Six I,jured IA an
Ohio Scnod Hous- Figh.
LIMA, O.. April 2G AT u country
school debate ucnr Winchester, a fight
broke ont In which Nathan Mansii Ia
WAS fatally stshbe in tna hnck anl
Ell CarrolI's skull was crushed with a
club The fight started among some
of the smaller children AMI soon every.
body IN The hOase was mixed up in il.
Eva kralz"r, the teacher. armed hcr-
self with stick Of wood and dealt
Henry Steinman blow over tho head.
six persons tesiies the two who were
almost instantly killed had to be taken
home
The directors Of the scAolla have
sworn out score of warrants.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
THE HARVEST OF DEATH.

William Mousell first Baron Emily. and
aged 81.
st Watcrvillc Me-, James II. Hansen.
principal of Coburn Classical institute,
aged IS.
At Nantcnke, Rev, Il. O. Good,inr
formerly of York, Pa, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church.
At san Deigo, Cal, Jesse B. Selicmau.
the New York banker, who went there for
bis health few days ago.
At Kansas City, Michael Bolaud. wb,
was at one time member of the famons
triangle" OF the Clan ma Gael.
At Cheyenne, WY e, S. Morgan for.
merry member of the Pennsviyania
legislature and ex'secretary of heterri-
tory.
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neither the notes nor any security nor
sum OF money received in payment of
them came into his hands. He holds
nothing which he or the plaintiffs can
identify with the notes or trace as u
payment of them. This is clearly
pointed out in the opinion of the
learned judge of the court below. and
we think the case may very properly
be affirmed upon his opinion"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
BEAR N YOU CAN GET THE wEE SERIES FOR ONE COUPON AMID DIME

there, and sailing upon all who IL
template taking part in such demon
stration to reconsider their intention
and remain away from the capital.
The proclamation further sets forth
that no possible good can come from
such u gathering. that their is neither
work for them nor means for their
maintenance in the district.
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Pile of Maryland upon this subject. AMI
contribute to their personal and vigor-
ous efforts 10 secure prompt action in
favor OF the bill"
Mr. Miller said ne believes that the
failure Of the senate to pass the tariff
bill is the mother Of all the lila from
which the conntry is now suffering,
Many names wore attached to the psti-
ton tOlAY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Senator Higgins, of Delaware will ar.
ragn the administrations Hawaiian pol
Icy on "Wednesday,
Senator Voorhees, health is broken
down, and he will 60 to the Virginia
Springs to recupesate.
Louisiana sugar planters will put their
shoulders to the wheel to defeat the Will
son bill. They will confer at New Orleans
next Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
LoyDoN. April %

LONDON. April %.
N DISPATCH to the Timea from
IM Athens says that tho earthquake
I1\ destroyed eignt villages in the
II U district of AtalautI. In this dia-
ttict nlone forly-,ight persons were
injured The mouasterles OF Saint
Martiuos and Proskyna were destroy.
3D. The pier at Prlli was rent asuuder
aud sunk below tho waters OF the har-
Dor.
Llrge bowlders were detached from
the mouutin Vt BrUganda, and some
OF them fell upOn shepherds huls that
We're clustered Ut the foot OF the moun.
tain. All tho inmates Of tho huts
We're crushed to death Huge chasms
opened in the earth about A'lanti. A
large number Of houses swung to and
fro on thsir foundations Tor time and
then collapsed
The Old Venetian fortifcsiion at
Chalcis, capital of ths northern divi-
sion OF the island OF Euhoea, and the
church tower fell Extremely violent
shocks were felt throughout the Euboes
and the islands in the vicinity.
The walls Of u number Of houses In
Athens were cracked and partitions
thrown down, Heavy pieces Of furni-
ture were thrown in some instances
almost across the room. aud pictures
wero ruined by being thrown from
their hang,ngs
ANCIENT MONUMENTS ESCAPE.
The dispatch adds that none Of the
ancient monuments. except the srch
Of Halrian. WAS injured All the
schools in Athens have been closed.
Another violent shock occurred at
ChelglS at noon yester Iay. causing an
immense amount OF damage.
Euboea. the largest island Of Greece.
which has been severely N cted by the
shocks, owes ia insulariiy to an earth
quake II IS well established fncJ
that Eubo-a at one time formed part
Of the mainland In 42J B G violent
shock caused a pnrt Of the lanl to SINK
and Euho-a WINS left snrroundal by
water Ia some portions the channel
between the island aul mainland IL so
narrow tnat 1t is spAunrd by u bridge.
A portion Of the ceiling IN the room
occupied ty the kings grandchildren
was shaken down. but nobody was
hurt This incllaut cau,rl much cx-
element In the pnlrce
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ESCAPE on a HAND CAR.

Boat n Waterman ald Plundsr Rail-
rond station aud Pos,cfH,s.
HoLuDAYsBURG Pa, April %. -Four
masked men urUks in Ross general
store Mt Gllh-trr carly this morning.
bent We;cumtn D,viI D)nuelly into
submission aud forced him to open the
safe Dounelly wA4 then bound and
gagged aud several hundre dollars
aud valuthl. goods were taken
The gang also stole money and tick
rts from the Prunsvlvnuia rilroa Of.
fee, money, stamps aud mail from the
posi- I'll e. aud w,tn their p,uuder es-
capel on hHudCar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
AN ANARCHIST PLOT.
A Conspiracy to Blow Up the Royal Ex-
change in London.

n conspiracy 10 DIV" VI Nhe ISOyhl
change in London.
LONDON, April % Emile Carnot.
aiias Giuseppe Fornara. the anarchist,
who WAS arrested on Sunday. WAS ar
raigned in the Bow Street police court
this morning. Carnot admitted that
he was an accomplice OF Francis Polti,
aud upon being further questioned
made full confession Of the plots in
which he aud Polti were engaged.
Carnot said that he and Polu had in
tended to blow mp the Royal exchange
and it was for that purpose that he
had designed the large bombs, one of
which Polti was carrying when he
was arrested. Carnot also said that il
had been the intention of himself and
Polu to murder Inspector Melville.
He was remanded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
cUlZsH TRlIa's ACTION.
He VIII Receive the Coxcy Army
Wa, hIugtop

lie VIII Receive The Coxcy Army in
WNh'pgtou,
New IoNE, April % Citizen George
Francis Train issues tue following
proclamation tonight.
The senate, 2G to Il, refused 10 re-.
cntve CuN-y's peonls. havs taken
Mrzzarut Music ball in Washington.
Tor Thursday night to receive the
chiefs Of all armies mar hing on Wash.
ing'on, when the whole ldca OF the
march will b. explained leave by
the bate train Wednesday night. raacb
ing Washington Thursday morning in
order To give what tue senate denied
ana / guarautse that they will receive
luLl anl tair.heAfings.
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THtY Hsvz NO GRIEVANCE.

Yet oae Thousand Coal Creek Miners
Decide to Walk ou'.
KSoyyiLLE Tenn. April % The
situation IN the mining region OF the
sonth IA mora serious than at first an
n"nnced Tbr-a tHou.and men omit
work around Jellico Saturday aud 200
az . iv"r Springs decided yesterday t.
walk out.
Strong pressure has ben used t.
force the Coal Creek miners ont. but
they have refused 70 strike without u
grievance 4 Coal Cre-l; operator An
nounc-s that 600 of the miners there
have today decided to walk ont any
way. They will probably quit tomor-
row.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
CARLISLE TAKES q HAND.
Proposes to Administer Massage to the
Lpme Tariff pill

HIHV IUtIU bITI
WAsHlNdToN, April go 1t is learned
That Secretary C',"lisle has now taken
the amended tariff bill in hand, aud is
endeaVoring, i'll conjunction with
Senator Jones, Of Arkansas. chairman
oil the subcommittee. to straighten out
some OF the entanglemeuts with which
tNe senate has surrounded tho bill, so
us 10 secure practically the united sup
port OF Democratic senators
Secretary Carlisle and S-nator Jones
o'gan the consideration of tho bill ut
tue treasury department this afternoon,
taxing mp the measure by paragraphs.
senator German was potential in iu-
lucing Secretary Carlisle to take the
matter up.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
TROOPS FIRE on q MOB.
Crowd Of Agrarian Socialists Attack {
Hungarian Town Hall.

CroWd OF Agrnrian Socialists attack
Hungarian Town Hall.
BUDAPEST. April % "A mob OF So
cinlist ngrarians made an attack upon
the municipal building at Holdmezo,
Vssarhely, Hungary, yesterday eve
Uing and threatened to demolsh it.
The police were able to hold the mob
at hay until they could summon rein
forcements, when they charged upon the
mob and drove them back.
The mon closed up and made another
assault upon the town hall, when the
scndnrmes fired into The crowd, killing
two and wounllng dozen or more. A
troop Of HIg'ars then cleared the
streets, and the police completed their
work by arr5'tng the ringleaders of
the mob
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
DOVES ButltT-pRooF COAT.

Ho Gets In 1t and Au,ws Rimsolt TO Be
Shot At
BERLIN, April % Herr DOVE. the
Mannheim tailor. gave an exhibition of
mis- hullet-proot coat Yesterday before
the surgeons congress now in session
here. the bullets, fred at 25 foot
range, failed TO penetrate the coat, or
even to startle DOVE who was in
side it.
When the trst was over Dove was
npplnuded heartily, and several mem
hrrs of the congress spoke tltttcrin gly
Of his invention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
COLONEL saXsR OPPOSED.

Commander K.Hv VIII Rave no 10th
nrios on the TaGT
NEOLA, Iowa. April % Colonel
Baker. second in command u the Kelly
army, WAS this morning relieved pt hi.
shoulder straps by Goasrd Kelly tor
Iutoxc,tion sud bliug out last night
with women Of bad character.
Colonel Baker, with one company
from san francisco. who took hls part.
divided from tre main body aud
marched hy itself The army is IN
splendid spirits as result OF fine
weather and plenty Of provisions fur
nished by the sympathetic citizens
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THEY WILL NOT
HEAR COXEY
PCpuliSt PETER Is Again Turned Down by
the Senate
PROTEST FROM WORKING WOMEN

They Present a Memorial Asking
Permission to Express Their Views
on the Bill to the Finance Commit
tee-The Majority Declines to Give
the Humble ToIers a Hearing-The
Resolution Asking That a Commit
tee Be Appointed to Receive Coxey's
Army Is Also Frowned Upon.
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cRyE-lA AZ G YLORO.

The Mine sufI,r, from Another sqnssze.
No One l. jur.d.
WlKEs-l ARE. Pa, April 2i.-An-
other extensive cave in took plac. in
tho Gaylord mine ut Plymouth today
in place known M the 5.foot vein.
The mine is said to be working" again
and other falls OF cod aud rock are ex
peciod.
The timber men have all been or.
dered ont and suspended for an indeG-
mite time. No Que was injured.
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pusW GAMtsTsRs FIGHT.

Florida sheriG's Lively Battle with Des-
pecatH Negroes
JACKSONVILLE, April 23. A special
from stark Fla, says: Yesterday
Sheriff Johns aId rossc had desperate
battle with a gang of nsgro gamblers
neir this place, Tho negroes opened
ire ON the officers as they approached
The latter returned the fire, killing n
negro named Marshall and wounding
several others. The officers escaped
uuhurt
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PROTEST. FROM saLr,moeF.
Tha Torrapin Eaters Condemn tho United
States Sennto

States Senate
BALTIMORE, April 93.-The follow
ing petition was put in circulation to.
day by Daniel Miller president of the
Merchants AMI Manufacturers associa.
tion:
I'VE, the undersigned cilizAns and
business men of Baltimore city and
members Of the Democratic marty,
hereby unite in call for a town M eet-
ing to be held in this city at the sarli-
est practicable date to give expression
to the feeling Of indignation and alarm
with which we view the delay OF the
United STATES senate in passing 20
tariff bill. and especially tho fD" rra OF ot
our own senators to props- . rsnrassnt
sNo "''''' "no SeA' .lnsnts Of the peo.
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Doc. Umbrella, 26-inCh, 39a
St.39GIOria Silk, l6-inch, ,$tOg
S2.25 BriStolSilk, k,26-inch,St.s5
s. Windsor Silk, l6-ilch, 81 60
INPARAS0LS

we have all the latest designs and
newest materials. We call atten>
ton to our WHITE MORE at
$500, also WHITE SURAH
with White Handle and Franc
at $500.
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FRYs'S MsN VAccINATso.
Thsv Are Trentsd to Virus By Ter
Haute HaAlth oflcinla.,

Haute Health officials
TEREE HAUTG, Ind. April 23.-The
health officers, under orders from the
state board oj henlth. visited General
Fryes army this morning and vncciu-
ated all who did not have good marks
on their arms
They offered no resistance. simply
saying that they were sworn to ob-y
the laws of the various states through
which they pass
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
EARTHQUAKE
DEADLY PATH
Eight Villages in Greece Are Destroyed and
Many People Killed.
NARROW ESCAPE OF royal FAMILY

Full Reports Of the Devastation-The
Ancient Temples and Statues for
the Most Part Escaped Destruction
in the General Ruin Large Chasms
Opened in the Earth About Atalanti.
Numerous Houses Tottered and
Collapsed During the Disturbance.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

1 WASHINGTON April 2s.-Fore-
Y PAIN cast for Tuesday, For eastern
PennSg'rdaid, parity cloudy
- 'ceather and light Shoaoers, north-
eriy iCinds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
NEWS Of THE
GREAT STRIKE
Report Of President Mcbride Of the United
Mine Workers.
INDICATIONS OF A SOLID FRONT

Virginia Said to Be the Only Weak
Point-President Robbins, of the
the Coat Coke Company, FaVors
the Movement - ldleness in the
Pittsburg Region-5elIeviIle Miners
Refuse to Go Out All Quiet at the
Homestead Mills.
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FINLEY $
Umbrellas
AND
ParasOIs

Colorcd Silk Umbrellas with
Dresden Knob Handles to match
are among the leading styles for
Ladies' use. We show an attrao
tive variety in Blue, Brown,
Green, Garnet, Black and Change
able Silks.
Prevailing prices for one weeks