The People's friend., 1894-09-14

a abandoned in the future owing to the
advancinU age of the veterans. Inc
decorations of the two cities were most
lavish. The army and navy chaplalns'
the naval veterans and union ex-prlSOn-
a,s Of war met and elected officers for {
their organizations. Judge Long, OF
Michigan. formally withdrew from the
race for commander-in-c chief, leaving
the contest between Walker, of IN
diana. and Lawler, of Chicago.
TEN nersons were killed and twenty
injured in a wreck on the Paris 81 Co
logne railway near Brussels on the 9tn'
The list does not include any Amerl-
cans.
SECRETARY CARLISLE will issue IN
short time to the Cherokee natlOn bonus
to the amount of $780, 900 to cover the
indebtedness of the government 10
these Indians
SECRETARY CARLISLE made rullhS
on section of the new tariff bill ABOUT
the dilution or mixture of distilled splr-
it's in bonded manufacturing houses
He said such spirits could be lntro-
drcad into the bonded warehouses but
not created therein.
AN eastbound freight train colllded
with a westbOund work tram Oh
curve about miles from Lock raven,
Pa. on the Sth Two men were killed
and eight more or less injured.
THE annual report of the cOmptroller
of the currency was made public on the
10th.
FIVE hundred cloakmakers belong
;np to the United Order of Garment
Newark n j., on the 10Th ana
twenty-five shops have been compelleu
to close The men asserted that they
were compelled to work eighteen hours
a dav and the strike WIS to secure
reduction to ten hours. Ihey lntehueu
to fight against the sweating system
also but the first effort will be Greeted
! to securing a reduction in the hours OF
work. ~.
, THE deputy sheriffs on duty at Chl-
? capo during the late railroad strlke
' have presented to the county board
/, claim for Sc a day. They claim the law
5 Saws their pay shall be s. per day OF
I einht hours. and as they were constant
/, 7v under the orders of the sheriff they
IS practically worked twenty-four hours
day. :.
THE supreme lodge, Knights OF
v Pvthias. at Washington on the oth
i. adopted the new code of statutes. "A
n1an TO raise funds for the Pythlan
n university at Gallatin, Tenn, was
n, agreed to. and under it subscrlptlo1
of % cents will be requested from eacf
knirht. The new code of rules makes
the supreme lodge and the uniform
AN of Oh other.
~ MORA. Mimi. was reported destroyed
ed by forest fires.
- DP w. A. CoNKLING, one of the prln
va cipal physicians Of Cassopolls' Mlch
"a. was enticed from his home to his ofhce
AS he did not come home man wa
IA sent to the office and found everythln
90 in confusion, the furniture overturne
20 and broken and evidences OF tear1p
q struggle Stone lake, near bys hs
ofp been dragged. A brother saysvtn
,an doctor is a leading witness in mylde
ease in the eastern part OF Mlclllga
80 and ascribes his disappearance to Ina
1th fact.
~ A FISHING fleet near Finland was
-+r sea when a terrible gale sprang u
tba Some of them reached harbors
.he safety: others lost their bearings al
tad ran to some rocky islands where u
om waves soon pounded the boats 10 piece
tho Some of the fishermen got on u
r;c. islands and were exposed to the ga
ont for three days without tOod oe1o
being taken off. Fifteen were drown
oc1, JACK EvERHART, champion ngl
oee weipht of England, has authorized |
~ issuance of a challenge to tight ia
.a,.o McAuliffe at 1873 pounds for -, Ol
ra,u side and the lightweight champlonsf
Of America If McAuliffe refuses
,oo meet him. Everhart says the challen
41ao will anplv to Horace Leeds, OF Pm
'h!o delnhia. or anv 133-pound man IN
~ world.
the WARRANTS were issued on the Il
%ihe9 % for the arrest of the governor, audl
anu and state treasurer of Mlsslsslr
{ " charging them with violation OF Unl
gal States law in issuing special warra
ItorS in the likeness of United States c
Ao00 rency.
THE whole plot of the lynching
'ltts' the six alleged negro incendlarles
eter' MillinptOn. Tenn, on the nlght
and AUGUST 81 has been laid bare and ev
1any man IMPLICATED, it was reported wo
~ by soon be in iail. Robert McGarver,
S. of the sheriff of Shelby county,
the the whole story to the grand jury
eight In the supreme lodge Of the knls
,ortb of Pvthias at Washington on the q
BADLY movement was started to erect IL
out ument to Maj. Rathbone the tour
of the order, who is buried at Utica
w, OF Y. Washington lodges will ende'
will to raise a fund to purchase the
lghly which was the birthplace oi Uho
the ternlty. e
and SECRETARY CARLISLE issued an on
~ At circular regarding the marking,
IN IN Of Goods under section Of the
ment tariff law. in regard to which much
,rs a certainty existed
80 GAGNO's saw mill on the St Mat
hts 81 river opposite Three Rivers, que
,nna1 blown to pieces by the explosion o.
$50, boiler. Samuel Beaugert. the hrel
- 10 was blown 100 feet and killed.
" III others were badly scalded and o.
body VS. .n1 af tho nrominent citize
" u,'' Portland. Ore, have formed corr
o 'ne ton. with a capital stock of Sl,oo
for the purpose of building on
'ooma: more beet sugar factories in Oregt
ser OF D1RECTUM, the great race stal
r. de owned by Orrin A. Hickok, has ar
tar H. {