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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-08

PEACE PROCEEDINGS WITHDRAwN.-The peace proceedings begun in Justice Heley's court by Editor A. J. O'Keefe of the Bir-- mingham Independent against P. G. Bow man have been withdrawn. The trial was set for yesterday, but on account or the withdrawal it did not come up.
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LABOR QUESTION IN ENGLAND.
Tho Royal Commission Agrees Upon The
Report o. tho Duke of Dcvonshirc.

Tho Royal Commission Agrees Upon the
Report o Tho Duke of Devonshirc.
LONDON, April So.-The royal labor
commission has agreed upon tho re-
port compiled by the duke of Devon
shire aud it is made tho basis OF the
commissions own report.
The dukes recommendation include
the statement that it was unwlse TO in.
stitutc any general system OF industrial
tribunals. He added, however, that
there might be some advantage in ON.
powering town aud county councils to
establish them tentatively without d.
rectlv appointing mombers.
The report considers it 20 be OF no adj
vantage to institute special labor de.
partmen., but it advocates q govern
ment inquiry with the view to remedy
ing the confusion now existing in the
administration OF various acts dealing
with sanitary regulations. hours OF
labor for women and children, aud
other matters OF that kind.
The proposal that n maximum work.
ing day be fixed for all trades and occu.
paiions is dismissed as not calling for
serious examination. Tho settlement Of
hours OF laborin any TRADE by vote OF
the trade is more defensible, but no
scheme has been laid before the com.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLGENoER, TUESDAY, MAY l. 1884

mission which solves tho difficulty OF
defining II trade and Of aieortainIng It's
collective decision.
Tho report points out that tho miners
nro 0n exceptionally we'll organized
body Of worknon who hnvo not w,
found amy diIIlcnlty in doing for ,hcm.
selves whatever thoy desire In such
matters rs regulation Of length Of houra
Of labor. Tho commission holds that
non.unlOnist workmen should DO pro.
tcctcd 30 far as possible by tho public
authorities and that Individual author.
itY for masters to employ aud mon to
serve whom they plonse, should be, by
all means maintained. The sanitary
conditions OF labor Ia the last subject
dealt with by the report and 1t Is stated
that though not directly leading to
strikes or lock.outs, this condition Inns
a considerable indirect influence upon
tho relations between employers and
employed.
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A pER,I.oUs VOYAGE.
This Steamship Corenn Fast In au Ice rici
for -Four DAYS.


This Steamship Corenn Fast in an Ice Field
for -Four Days.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April S0.-Aitcr n
twenty-one-day voyage OF unusual sever.
ity the Allan line steamship Corean, in
charge OF Captain Main, has arrived ut
this port bearing marks OF a long battle
with icebcrgs and Ice foes, from which
the iron vessel barely escaped. On
April is, in latitude 43, S0' north, lon.
gitude IS, 450 west. an immense iceberg
was encountered and ut once an extra
watch was set and keen lookout kept.
That the precaution was wise, was de.
monstratcd by tho warnings given
shortl y after dark, which saved the ship
from collision with another large ice-
berg. On April 10, just before day.
break, the Corcan ploughed her way
deep into huge ice toid where she be.
came fast bound. They were then fiji.
teen miles of Cape Race and it was
found that the ice field extended to tho
coast and for miles on either aide. 1t
was impossible to make tho tho harbor
of-St Johns, N. F. During four days
the Coreau was fast bound. hemmed in
by tall icebergs that threatened to
crush the vessel. The cold was severe
and the crsw suffered greatly. On
April % the Coreau was within two
milos OF shote and third officer Pisrson
was sent to land TO communicate by ca.
bio with the Corcan's agent asking for
orders. ~ reply canc instructing Cap
tain Main 10 proceed 10 Halifax as soon
as the vessel became free. Slowly n
passage was worked out OF the ice fields
and sho reached blue water on the
twenty.third.
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COKE PRODUCTION


In 1893 In the Appalachian Regional
Great DocreuSc.
WASHINGTON, D. o., April 30.-Spocial
agent Joseph D. WGoks, OF tho United
States geological survey, has mado re-
port concerning tho production Of coke
In the Appalachian region during 1898.
The total production was 0,4GO,3 short
tons against l2,0lO,S2O for 1892. Tho
largo reduction Is duo to tho doprcs.
aion in tho blast furnace industry. Tho
only section OF tho United States In
which thore was material Increase in
coke production, was tho First Top dis
trict in West Virginia Tho total
amonnt produced there during tho year
was 45l, 503 tons against $1,000 in 1892.
Largo quantities of tho coke from this
field was shipped to Chicago and points
on the Ohio river. which moro than
mado up tho loss OF demand from mar
kets previously used by that coke re.
gion. Pennsylvania retains first rank
as coke state, Alabama stands sec.
ond, while Illinois gave tho smallest
product.
Tho hlghest value for tho product Ia
reportc2 n Montana, at 50 ton, and
the lowest in Georgia, at 81 80 4 ton.
The yield OF coal in coke was G3I p6r
cent, and the amount used in tho man.
uiacture of coke was 1,S0j,S45 short
tons. The aggregate production OF coke
made pig iron was $500, Isl tons, against
G,S22,2 U6 for the previous year, and Of
mixed anthracite and coke pig iron
l,3i7,52 tons, against l.797, ll3 Tor 1892.
The number Of coke manufacturing es.
tabli4hments was 25I and ovens used
numbered Also, while III wcre in
course OF construction.
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uoSps AND srocK QuorATioSs-ctosEp hin

f,,,,,,.o ,,.n N yvI,a., a.. .I-.., nf,...
Mp n1.o ~ .e ~, el,er aoont hit 4
tnH w III Vi V,I,h c,a p S'' UeCanS ,ni
Ma, H ,,,,tS S,e,h I,hS"td,,te
il il 10 be prc,umcd Thai the lnst hnsh"i ma
been sold out, which the holders Hrrn moi nrr-
pared 10 take aud paw for Il rendered 10 morrow,
While money Is being pressed upon carriers OF
wheat nv lenders al j6 NOR cent Il does moi
seem likely thai the owners OF the property will
tirop at present prices unless Il should be
Demonstrated later In the Season that In spitr OF
drought, frost and diminished acreage another
nhonnmrnnIIy Iarpc Crnn ia IN 6n ria rrs,,it al
ibis wears harvest.
Corn averaged weak and closed lower.
Oats matk9t active. and closed with mn adj.
vance
Provisions closed strong after weakness at the
start ~ - =
Flour easlcr.
WUrlr-C1sh No . snrinp ESIzc. No 4 snrInr
5SI/c: 10 2 nd 5SILc: AprII III iEsltnSsIlc! MgS
57Sssa5Sl5a5SL!c; Julr Co., nGO LSat0IIc'
37s JSc: July Si.a:riGSVc. 4' ''''N
OIrsECaSh ko. ! EIIac: May a,,<,aqaIo9q,lc.
Jr,ic $,i fngti slJ. Iri, S,o;IiH r.
5asjiSn6'5;c.. ~ -
Ryr-Nn . 100
ELAxssgp-:l "a:
TIMOTHY SEEp-S' 10
MIS- P0GK-Cash. SlaHj: May sla ojal2 i2I %
u 20; July Sl2 I0al? 6jal? 60.
LARD-CaSh s. 60; April s. 5Tll; May 81 51a
70 Ilsa7 5Tihi; July 81 liEG7 .Oa7 70: September
81 l0G7 l715a7 ~
SHORT RIIs-Cash. 50 G7lS; My Sc i2%aG Goa
c 90; July 81 g7iSa6 50a6 ~; September 81 80.
Others unchanged.
New YoRH. April go,-FIop- rcrc,n,. N nm
barrels exports 960S barrels snIrs n So5 SS
rels; market dull but steady Wheat, receipts
IJ9.OOO bushels: exports lgi,CO0 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels Of futures and ou7. 900 bushels
OF SPOT; spot market steady: No. / northern
6y}Er; options firm and higher; No. . red Nav
GlBaGl .a6l1SC; June 6GSc; July G3Lc; Angus,
Gi1Sc; scptembtr 6i2 e; December 6S3 .a61HaiyEc
Corn rccciPS iI9'GNl bushels exports So,0 90 bush,
els; Saes $500 bushels o. intuTcs and liGOyo
ddt4Ai4'Saii!Sc:- Avg august iAci September Ijkc.
oas' ivCcpts 4''y ~ 3'ses sales lIO0Vo bushels
o. iG!ussS ala SogS pnshelS OF spot marIei
9uleti Nay 3.a%na"oG; June SIt2G; July @ta$Gl4a
Cut meats iirTa Lard steady: western steam
S %; Muy s. Is: july s. 60, Park Tii. nov mrsS
STA 5aIi 10 lSitIsr wcai. waStrrn Jni}r neT
do crcancty jiaI5c: stats dSIry 10 40
i7oIac Cheese lrn. stStc sryo itoi Esrs
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SEQ the Worlds raIr for rlrtccn CO

Upon receipt OF your address and 10
cents in postage stamps, We will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is so cents, but as wo
want you to have ono. We make the
price nominal. You will find it work
Of art and 4 thing to DO priced. It con.
tains iuil page views OF the great build
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style OF art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
round the stamps and lot you keep the
book. Address II. L. Bucklcn {: Co.,
Chicago, Ill. 4
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To Determine IL Chinese In this Country
Shnli be Allowed TO Dcsorm Their Chill.
drcn.
SAN Francisco, GALA, April 30.-An
arrest has been made here for the pur.
pose OF obtaining a legal decision as to
whether resident Chinese shall DO al.
lowed to detorm the feet OF their female
children according to Chinese customs.
Officers of the society for the proven.
ton OF cruelty to children arrested
Ching Say, CLAY street merchant, for
bandasing his baby daughters feet to
keep them from growing. The officers
intend to make test case and if sue.
cessful to prosecute other Monaghan Of
tenders.
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CHICAGO. AprIiS0.-Cattlc. receipts IS OoOhe
shipments 1880 head; market stcady aud lower:
prime 70 extra native stters 2: 2Dili 90 medium
81 Olai IL Others 81 7jn3 81. Hogs, receipts 900
hcnd; shipments LOO heai; market Gnl0c lower;
rough aud heavy s. 5oai y; packers aud InIxed
S. lUlj 90 prime heavy S. 2.u5 *. Sheen nnli
lambs receipts 1000 head; market lower; ton
sheep 81 5ai S. top lnmos 81 75a5 %; extra
lambs s. 20aj d.
EAST LIlEErY. Pa. April BN-Cat,lc, receIpts
liberal and demand light; mnrkc, slow; prime
3 % Hogs, receipts light; market nctiye md
higher: best rhllalclphlGs s. G5aj 20; best
Workers s. 5jaj GO; common 10 fair Workers S. Is
rs 50. Sheep, slliT4S fair; extra 81 OOQi iO good
s. JGa3 20; lair s. SOnS 10.
cIScISEATf, April 20-uogs easier ct 81 5ja
S 10; receipts 400 head shipments 200 head.
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W, {. Y. Vests heye end Brain Treatment,
SOU unaef POSITIVE written guarantee, by author.
leo sgents only, to euro Weak Memory; Loss o.!
hiH ,hs 1na NSrys Power; Lost Manhood; aieIncss
S,isns Dosse,' Evil Dreams; Lack OF Confidence;
No,souIness; La'situte; all Drains; Loss OF PUTof
OF we uo1eIatiro Organs IN either COZ, caused By
9r "s Youthful Errors, or RIcSssiTe Uso O.
n;! oS0t oplgm or Liquor, which coon lead 10
o91i oior %; with written guarantee 10 cure OF
f f,ra an SGn oSyE WESTs coUdAsYRUP certain
Wy ~. SoSgns, Colds, Akthr1s, Bronchitis, Group
sS , SIZE Discontinued: old zoe. szc, now 25c: Old
GUARANTEES Issued only through CEIAS. r
GOETHE, Successor 10 McIain Brothers. Drug !.
dBts. wheeling. w. Va jylSrThstwy
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procrastination /, the Thief of Time

We offer to tho public in the Cubeb
Cough Cure 4 most excellent cough
remedy, both rs 4 preventive and cure
ii taken in time or when first symptoms
appear. 1t never fails 10 prevent and
break up that which otherwise might
result in severe spell of sickness.
Sold by Alex. I. Young, John Klasi,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio
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THE man who called sarsaparilla n
fraud, had good reason; for he got hold
Of worthless mixture at reduced
rates" lie changed his opinion, how
ever, when he began 10 take Ayers Sar.
eaparilln. 1t pays to be careful, when
buying medicines.
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Piles! Piles! Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense itching and
allowed 10 continue tumors FORM which often
bleed md ulcerate. becoming verv sorc'
SwAYSE's OISTNESr stops tic Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most cases r..
moves the tnmofs, At druggists. or by mail, Tor
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riNANcn Am ,rlihnE.
rhr FeathrcI OF tho Money nni stock
atraCts,

rhr FpathrcI OF tho Money nnd stock
atnracts.
Srw YoNH, Apsll 51-SiOnry on cali easy at /
pcr cont, last loan aud closed a, / per cent,
PRIME mercantile paper sli per cca, Sterling
exchange urn ne q SiSaIsJE Silver certih.
Catci Gia6lc, Sales vprl g7l6J shares
Tho operators III 6ugar who hayp been cusI.
nccrlug tho recent advance III these shares took
occasion this morning 70 FlyO the Shurl' little
squeeze, Tho opcning quotation gs ncOblcd
wa, az l0ifhOh Heavy blocks Of the stock wore
readily absorbed. When 1861 was touched there
was some rCnllkuR, causing reaction 10 1884.
The lower figures Induced fresh buying aud ali
advance was nadG to WA. In tho iinat dealings
thoru was sales TO NallEe, and the price went
down ~ per cent, leaving gain on the day Of
~ per cent. Chicago Gus WIS affected untaSor.
ably by tho report That an application Ivy tho
company for III injunction 10 restrain tho attOr.
ncy general Of Illinois from bringing the quo
wuttuntO suit Ind been denied. The stock shows
Rdccline OF u per cent for the day. The general
market was steady 10 firm during the greater
part Of tho day on a very limited volume VI bu+
incsS but closed rather heavy Most Of tho
active stocks show advances OH the day OF n
fraction,
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OIL Cry, PA. April Cp-opcncd. highest, low.
est md closed Sc; SalCs 10 col hurrcls shpncnts
1i5,5Ol barrels; runs 1899 barrels.
NEW iUlx. April n-Petrolcum steady:
Pennsylvania OIL. April option sales IS 90 bty,,
rels; closed NJ $50 bid.
.rrrTSSEvRdR. PA. April 3o-No,hlns doing:
Sc bid.
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Wheeling Britge G. Terminal nv
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. 10. 10 take egFec, l,:ll n m
Sunday Enrnu,hnr IA IglR

Time Table No 10. 10 take egIcc. l,:ll 4 N,
SUNDAY. November y lS)&
Leave Wheeling-tS:oo. 1875. ail!io n. I'm
Leave Peu!a,nla-ts:O5. 1851. llI:i5 m..t,:25.
Leave Martins ferry-tsl,. 1851. ;ll:5,a. m.
t22:JL. "5:7. t;:i2 i9a2. -
Arrive Terminal Junction 1000. HISS
a. IN. tl:Ss. s3:3l. tl:iG, ;9:is p. N.
Leave Terminal Junc:Ion-t7:2a!. 900. o N,
'l,:iJ. 4. m. El;o9; taos. tj:li. 1915 p IN.
ti:Oj. tao t5:IV. ts:j, D. IN. -
Leave Pen!.n,ula-t!:Si, l9:linm., "l2:5l. ai:lL
Arrive wGecilns--t5:io, i9:co a n. si2:S7
'psily. tDaily except sunday. Sundays only
AL trains will run on EaItosn Tine ~,
M I.E T4USSIG, Superintendent.
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stuuoht OF nervous diseases. md author
2, many noted tseatseS on the hitter subject,
statement and his Restorative NeryInS
Is prepared on that principle. Its success
In curing nll diseases arising from dcrnnge-
inSht OF inc nervous system Is wonder
mas In possession OF tho company manufac-
turing ne remedy amply prove.
Ut. Niles Restorative Ncrvino Is q reliable
remedy Tor all nervous diseases, such us
ssSeploSSness, dizziness hystcrln, sexual de-
Olilty, ST Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. It Is
sold by AL druggists on positive. guarantee,
GSr,is ss direct by tho DR.. Miles Medical Co,
tie six bottles for Is, express prepaid.
Restorative Nervine positively contains no
op'ates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by druggists everywhere. nyo.uwrawy
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Simply apply ''swAYSG's 0ISTMESr" No In.
ternnl medicine required. Cures tetter, eczema
itch. all cruptions on the face, hands, nose. Ec '
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. ia
great healing and curative powers ute pos,csscd
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist iur
ST4YSE's OINTMENT. TTIisiw
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While Mr.. T. J. Richey, OF Altoona,
Mo-, was travelling in Kansas he was
taken violently i'll with cholera morbus.
Ho called Mt drug store to get some
medicine and the druggist recommend
cd Chanbcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhG Remedy so highly he concluded
to tryit. The result was immedia, re.
Lief, and n few doses cured him com.
pletely. is made for bowel complaint
and nothing else. 1t never tails. For
sale by Charles E. Goetze. Will W. Ir.
win, Chris. +. Schnepf. Charles Menke.
meller. William L. Williams, S. L. BrIce.
A. Z. Scheelc, VIII Menkcmeller, John
Coleman, Richards & McEIroy, W. II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie {; Co., Bridge.
port, and 3. +. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
"
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9Ict.ila.

NEW YORK. April 30.-r!g iron quiet. Cope
quiet Lead firm. TIL strong; straits SO Is.
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Va . h Pennsylvania Stations.
Observation-Disclosures
I Trims Run by Central Tlrne.

TN,xET OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION On
WATER Sr. Forr op ELEVENTH ST.. WuEELiS0.
II AloLpEg HOUSE WHEELING. AID AT TUS
PEESsSLyLsn STATION. DEiDOEPony.
GE-.-IrrL El.-cE..= D. .
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CtScISSATi, O.. April eo.--Cotton steady
m!ddl!ng 7.l5c
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tDnily, except Sunday.
sunday church trains will lcavo Elm Grove ut
9:t3 III. and Wheeling Mt 1917 D, III.
Trains No 2 6, II and 70 connect With herdIc
line Tor Iriadoiphih lIcrdIc leaves TsiAdelphia
for Elm Grove At $50 Il IN. 7Jo a m, 1870 a IN.
ana 6lo ?. m Daily. oxccp, Sundays and Sat.
usuGys meruic, Will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling At li:0o n m. -. =
sunGsys herd!c leaves Trindclphta at Pm
q ~, 1900 a M. go p m. and connecs with
Iatna No. s. j and 26 from Wheeling.
II. Y. WRl5GTRBER Gen. Maunrpy
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,
SOUTH MOUND

On and after Monday. December q. Passenger
Trims will run rs follows: 'DailY. tDally tx
cept Sunday. Central tlno.
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RAILROADS.

LEAVE WnEELiNG. LEAVE ELM GROVE,
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PHILADELPHIA. April SN-Flurr weak md
lower. Wheat tr,n; No red spot aud May G0i3
GGgsc; June GlAaGl1ac: July G2liaG2Hc. Corn
July 135iltic Oats dull and unchanged. hui.
ter dull; :aGcy western creamery oOc. Eggs Guic,
and easier; western 10 Cheese unchanged
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TOLEno O.. April %Q.-whcat active; No. . cash
G7%ci May J13Gci July 6sEc; August GOjsc Corn
dull No. cash astac- Oats quicti No. . mixed
primo cash s. CD.
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BALTIMORE, April Colour dull Wheat
steady spot dG5Ja6lci June Gl9lG6I5c; July G!IEa
G92jjlc: receipts iG,OdO bushels: shipments 2iOOl
bushels. Com Steady; spot md April ike May
Oats hrrH Eye quiet. Hay qulc. @, sli Gca,j 90,
CfhnFq Iiurl =
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 II. IN. and $50 p. N; daily
and 1910 Il. u. and l2:4j .. IN. except Sunday
and 80 q. m. Sunday ouly.
Washington accommodation. 7:25a- IN, daily
except Sunday.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure ot ttalni on aud Afa-
March II. 1877 EyrlkNlrInS m RErutEScH
sIAhk., Daily: tSnndav excepted: iAl0nlHy
'Snturlly only, Eastern STANDARD TIM.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-05-07
TRY TO SHOW CONSPIRACY
WILL THEY MAKE OUT COXEY
A MARTYR.
The Trial OF The Com m on W alers
Continues, hut No Verdict Vet
Reached-COxey's idea Of His
Constitutional Rights.

WASHINGTON. May 7.-Thc trial OF
Commonwcalers Coxey, Browne and
Jones, charged with the violation on
May 1st of the act regulating the use Of
the capitol grounds, was resumed this
morning in the district police court be-
fore jury. The court room was filled
to its full capacity by spectators. The
trio of defendants came into court and
took their seats. The proceedings were
opened by Mr.. Lyman in the argument
of the defense. He said that he would
prove by prominent citizens that the ar
rest OF the defendants was one of the
most brutal affairs ever heard OF. Wit
nesses will testify to the action of the
police in the use of their clubs, not only
upon the defendants. but upon Others
not connected with the Commonweal.
He expected to show by unquestioned
proof that a conspiracy existed for the
conviction of the defendants.
After several witnesses were examined
to show that Coxey did not trespass on
the grass, Coxey was called in his own
defense. In the course of his testimony
he stated that, according to the program,
the march was to be on the north side OF
the capitol, but they were under the lead
of the police and if the army had not
been escorted to the south of the grounds
the misdemeanor might never have been
committed. The banner presented to the
commonwealers by the Knights of La
Dor of Allegheny reading, "Pittsburg
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A TERRIBLE IMPRIsONMENT.
Rescue Of Unfortunate Cave Ex.
plOrerS.

GRATz. Austria, May IA diver this
morning succeeded in reaching the party
Of tourists who have been imprisoned in
a stalacite cavern at Souraich for nine
days past owing to sudden rise in the
water and the fact that the passage into
the cave became blocked with timber
and bouldcrs. The diver found al seven
of the tourists alive.
The unfortunate cave explorers pre-
scnted a CHASTITY spectacle as they were
brought into daylight, so weak from ex.
haustion that they were barely alive.
The church bells OF the village of Lugloch
rang out joyous peals and the diver to
whose efforts the rescue was due was
carried about on the shoulders of vii
layers. Mrs. Fashihgs. one of the party.
gave premature birth to child while in
the cave and Mrs. Zwaier was driven
mad from despair and fright.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-05-07
STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE
They Blow Up Mine Machinery
Out Of Malice.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May IA mob
numbering from 500 to 200 went to
Prices mines at Horse creek last night
at midnight and blew up the boiler and
other mine machinery with dynamite
and fired 100 shots irto the company's
store and houses. No one was hurt.
The mob then went to the Victoria mines
and blew up several freight cars loaded
with coal and turned others loose down
the mountain, wrecking them.
The sheriff and strong posse have
gone to the scene of trouble, but the
mob has left. 1t is believed they have
gone to other mines to commit like dep
relations. The cause of the trouble is
that the miners at Horse Creek refuse to
join the strikers.
Great excitement prevails in Walker
county and Governor Jones has been APP
pcacd to for protection.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-05-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


London's Bimetallic Conference re-
ceived with prolonged cheering sympa-
thetic cable despatch from United
States Senator's who voted for the re-
peal Of the Sherman law.
Governor John T. Rich appointed
John Patton, jr., Of Grand Rapids, as
United States Senator to fiji the vacancy
caused by the death of Francis B. Stock
bridge Of Michigan.
Yesterdays ball game: Chicago 6,
Cincinnati 6. No game at Cincinnati aud
Louisville.
Richard Croker 10 urging a prompt
passage Of the Wilson bill BY the Senate
The River aud Harbor bill has passet
the House.