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BOY MURDERED IN ARMENIA.
Killing of IA student May Lead IN
International Trouble.
Uy Associated Press ,

COLUMBUS. Ind, July "A letter
nus, RECEIVED TerS here. dated CONSTANT
murder In the Missionary College az
fourteen years OF age. SON of ' Kan
Moses Ftlian., The boy was the pro.
OF this city. >''"''"
The boy was being kept In college
at Antioch and being educated by his
ADOPTED parents here. He was to be
given a thorough classical and theo-
logical education In missionary work. to
preach the Gospel In his native land
He was shot down by q schoolmats
named Abraham because he Reused 10
suceumb 70 his Temptations. ~
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Hired to Replace strikers.

CLEVELAND. July The Railway
General Managers Association of Chi
cago has established AN employment
office In this city and men are being en-
gagged to take the strikers places at fast
as possible. None but experienced men
are hired. Sixteen men were sent 70 Chi
cago yesterday and forty more will fol
low to-day. Lake Shore officials report
no trouble and trains running on time
on that road
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SEPARATE COMPANIES CAMP.
4 Dozen Of Them Face the Hent
Without Prostrations.

STAT; CAMP, PEEKSKILL, y. V,
July There are dozen separate com
panies from different parts Of the state,
including the Fourth. OF Yonkers. Cant.
John |. Pruyn; the Eleventh. OF Mount
Vernon, capt. II. !, Kinder. and the
Nineteenth, of Poughkecpsie. Lieut..
Lewis . Haubennes .sl
, TN" temperature ranged 81 in the
shade nj noon, Guard mount and the
morning drills We're fairly well done.
Notwithstanding the great heat There
N"r' % lrH STATIONS The officer +,
the day Is Capt. Crookes. of the Twenty
seventh separate Company.
Gen. Whitlock, State Inspector of
Rifle Practice, is in camp.
rs Holiday Excursion 10 Niagara Falls via We,
ShJFe RI o 4. ". Tuesday, See exouTsions. as
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Mr.. Carlisie's sickness.
ny Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July 2-Sscretary Car.
Isle is still confined to his room by an
attack Of Summer complaint He was
reported this morning as being not so
well as yesterday, and II is expected
that ne will not be Mt his Office for a
day or two at least.
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FOUND DYING BY A TRACK.
story of a Trout River Man Point.
t. Murder.
(By Associated Press. }

MALONE. N. v. July 2.-James Nc
Gee. OF Trout River. was found beside
the rails In the railroad yard here with
an arm cut of and unconscious. He re-
gained his senses Sunday night and said
that he had been struck on the head
with a stone while he was engaged In
an alteration with Farney Tully and
Anab Petelle.
He said he had had $40 When found
he had only 81. The parties were ar
rested twenty miles north OF Malone.
McGee died Sunday night.
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strikers Weaken In w,ominp.

EVANSTON, Wyo., July The strike
is broken here. About one hundred men
have signed to go t. work ON call in
Guiding leaders of the \. Il. T.. The
shopmen stood out sttnly till to-day
when an agreement was made.
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ST. JOSErlI Mo. July The entire
Fourth Regiment, National Guard, has
been notified To he ready to move at "A
moments notice, and the soldiers will
sleep AT tn" arnnri"s tonight. There
mas been no Violence,
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Riot Imminent Mt DanviIIc.

DANVILLE, III, July affairs are
In critical condition. There are 1900
striking miners and railroad men in
Danville, united and desperate. The
local authorities are utterly unable to
cope with them. Five hundred striking
miners have lust marched 80 Danvillc
Junction to assist the railroad men, and
a riot seems imminent
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BASEBALL CHAT.

At Cleveland this afternoon comes the
first real hard work which the New
Yorks looked for when they started on
their Western trip ten days ago. With
the nerve-stiffening advantage Of four
victories in five games. the Giants
should 20 into the contest this after
noon with the confidence that 1t doesn't
lie in the boots Of Tebef rs men to whip
them. In Chicago yesterday the Cleve-
lands only won out by a single run, and
Chicago was easily a soft mark for
Wards men. That rain of Saturday
was a mighty accommodating and lucky
downfall for Capt. Arson, for the Giants
had their batting 'toEs' on. and were
tss Wy, to make max It three straight from
Two out OF three games with Cleve-
land seems to be about fair for the fans
In the metropolis to expect. That LIS
Tebeau and his fellows in this city. And
the conditions of the current contests
are precisely similar as before. II New
Ing game of the series this afternoon
the local cranks will be delighted. To-
morrow there will be no game. 1t will
be something vastly different than hard
With one of the two battles on the
Fourth. The last three days of the week
VIII fnd the New Yorks stacked up
against the Louisvilles The recent
bracing up in the "Colone!s'' work has
been pretty efectually displayed. as
they distinguished themselves by Jump
ing on Baltimore for the 'atter's first
shut out this season: The New Yorks
won three strai light from Louisville on
the Polo Grounds II they can only get
repeater" In on the Colonies on the
Giants VIII wind up the week with their
heads high In the air and n good solid
position In the first phalanx assured.
And don't forget that the Brooklyns
are in the game all the time. To be sure
they lost to Cincinnati yesterday. 9 to
I hut that is an evil OF playing
Sunday games. 1t isn't too much to ex-
pect that ball-players may need a rest
one day In seven. The Giants will get
theirs to-day. Foutz's men are chasing
Pittsburg closely for third place. In
fact. 1t Is race. anyway one cares to
look at 1t. between the first seven clubs,
and the work of week or ten days
may bring forth surprises OF the most
unexpected character All OF which is
helpful to the National pastime.
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Three Tailor. Give In to Strikers.

Al the headquarters OF the striking taiiors to-
day It was announced that three OF the Arm. had
given In They are Isaac Walker. Thrtieth street
and Firth avenue: Friedenberg & Brooks. Fifth
avenue and Twenty ghth street, and Hickman
broadway and Rector street The other Arms
nay they viii continue to hold out against the
men in an enort To break UP tho union,
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self, after listening to Mr.. Olneys off,
cal story. as believing the matter to be
of n very serious nature. Mr. Cleveland
declared that the Government must pro-
tcct It's own property, see that It's bust
ness Is transacted and he ready to give
prompt assistance wherever IL could
legally do so.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, July .. The tie
up IL now effective on the santa Re,
Rock Island and the Alton. The last
two named roads have practically suN-
pended operations. The Santa Fc off
Gals made up their own passenger
trains to-day, and are now engaged In
making M two freight trains. which
they will try to start West. The other
railroads are not affected here yet.
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FOR A LABOR CONFERENCE.
Proposed to Form = New Central
Labor Federation.

There Is movement on foot to
form new Central Labor Federatio
in this city at an early day.
At the meeting OF that organization
yesterday, special committee was ap-
appointed to arrange for q conference
Of all progressive labor unions in this
city and the immediate vicinity, with
that object In view.
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DENVER, COT, July All the clerks
in the Union Pacific freight Office struck
at noon to-day. 1t IL rUmorcd that the
telegraphers on the Union Pacific Sys-
TEN Will bee called out in support of the
Pullman boycott
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Railway brotherhood Take. Action

GALESBuRG, H., July THE Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen. 5000
strong. viii fight the American Railway
Union strikers In answer to all ,ele-
grams the grand officers here say they
remain neutral. All trains ON the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy are run
ming on time to-day.
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President IN the strife.

WASHINGTON, july The presi-
dent who at first had been disposed to
regard the strike as existing TO a large
extent In the minds of what he calls
the sensational press. expressed him
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WABASH NOT TIED UP.
system Working Everywhere, EN-.
cept mt Decatur, IN.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE statement that
the Wabash had been ordered tied up
generally proves incorrect Beyond the
trouble at Decatur, H.. the entire sys.
TEN was In good order to-day. with all
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street skirt-Dancer Held.

Casino. who performed a skirt dance at the cor
osr Of North Eighth and Rosblins streets last
night In the presence OF . large crowd OF men,
was In The Lee Avenue Police Court to-day held
On charge 81 disordsrly esaascI
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National Guard.man Ca.hiered.

TRENTON. N. j.. July 2.-capt John walsh
Of Company d. Seventh Regiment. Of the National
Guard. was cashiered to-day, he having been
and found guilty.
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rs, Holiday Excursion to Niagara Falls via West
sh9re Ril o 4. NJ tuesday. See exoursions. a.
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Regular Troops Ordered Out,

DENVER. Col. July Five compan.
les OF the Eleventh Regiment. L. S. A. =,
stationed at Fort Logan. left at 33t
4. Nj. to-day on "A special train for
Trinidad. where over one hundred dep,
uty marshals were disarmed yesterday
by n mob The troops are under com,
mand OF COL. Ward and Lieut.. Baker.
Supt. Deuel., Of the Union Pacific road
says: The extent of the strike indi
Gates that the country has serious
proposition on its hands. a. SERIOUS as
anything that has visited the country
since the war. II II doesn't lead &c
war II wiz be a close call"
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INDIANAPoLIS, July 2.-Everything
here last night pointed to general
tle-up to-day on nearly all the roads
centring here. All-day meetings We're
held 10y the local urganiza lions, aud last
evening "A general mass-meeting was
held, at which 1t was decided that.
commencing to-day, all Pullman cars
would be detached from incoming
trains, None would be allowed 10 go
out, and II any Of the employees We're
discharged by the companies for de-
tachlrS the fullmans d general strike
would he Al once inaugurated.
There Is evidently to Ice concerted ac-
ton among the A. X. L. men IN ali the
States.
Supt. P"rriwinkle. Of the Big Four.
heari Of the mass meeting, and at .
O'Clock last night telephoned the Police
Department that efforts would he made
70 stop pullInans on the trains leaving
mere at II o'clock. The board of Pub
lie Safety was called into session at
once. and every policeman was called
from his beat and sent 10 the linton
{ station.
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The California situation.
Grand Trunk Tie-Up.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July 1.-The
strikers on the Grand Trunk are now
masters of the situation. Not wheel
has moved past this city since Satur-
day at midnight, Through passenger
trains are now standing on the track
Two mails are here The Company has
not tried to move the mail The men
are determined To stay out until the
Pullman difficulties are settled.
SOMERSET, Ky, July 2.--Orders were
received here last night directing all
American Railway Union men on the
Queen and Crescent to come out imme-
dia tely. Their strength here does not
include over one-thrd OF the actual
roaimen, Trains are being made up
and despatched. Freights went out last
night, as we'll as passenger trains
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To the Sporting Editor OF The Evening World:
In regard to Ernest Zeigler accepting
the challenge that issued through your
paper, / win wrestle him for any amount
Of money and any place he mentions for
the l7-pound Graeco Roman wrestling
championship Of the world. Unless he
can come down to ITO pounds, which /
doubt. will give him in August a chance
receipts in any athletic club or theatre.
As my time Is taken up with teaching
physical culture could not take time to
train unless he comes down to the
weight. Man and money at ll6 East One
Hundred and Fifteenth street, city.
PROF. O. KOHLER,
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clined TO accede to the demand and tn,
switchmen walked out.
Lake shore Men to Quit

As penalty for its cleverncss in run.
ming the blockad" with a train OF meat ,
the road Will probably be called upon
70 pay costly forfeit. for the Lake
Shore men are scheduled TO go out in
= body this morning II was said late
last night that The United states Gov
eminent woJi' tao 4 hand this morn
ing. \ bill fer at injunction protecting
all railroads from Interference win he
filed by the Government " Is said TO
he so drawn as to involve thoae who
disregard It's provisions IN the Federal
laws against conspiracy. Numerous ar
rests viii follow
The railroads have determined to bring
matters IN the freight DEPARTMENTS to an
Issue to-day. They Will order out the fun
crews to handle their trains, and II the
men refuse to work they will be dis.
charged and their places hlled
The Illinois Central Railroad started
IN" New Orleans limited yesterday. The
train carried no mail. but In addition to
It's baggage and two day coaches had a
Pullman sleeper The police then guard
ed the limited TO the city limits on it's
way South. and no attempt at obstruc-
tiun was made,
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I" aunrters for MurshaIs.


strike yesterday afternoon. This
MAS followed by the announcement
mai the switchmen and firemen on the
" aeash u Wagner line. had struck.
lS-uay Doth sides expect developments
managers are preparing To meet yiu.
fence with force. and the strikers are
anticipating legal complications, which
may compel a new line of action
The Rock Island road was the frs,
road to formally acknowledge It's inabil-
ny 70 handle passenger and freight
coned. The suburban service is dead.
Its through trains as far as Davenport
are not moving; Its freight business is
iieiesF. ana II is in a condition OF com
plete immobility
The switch-engine men and hremen
OF ths wabash road did not work yes
terday. The Michigan Central switch
men held meeting and asked that
yoad not 10 interchange freight with
the boycotted roads. The officials de.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-07
TOLEDO CORRUPTION.
A Lexow Commission to Act In TIL
CITY,

A Lexow Commission to Act In That
City.
Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 4.-The con
tinued agitation in municipal affairs
in this city has at last borne fruit. A
number of leading business men of To
ledo met last night Mt the Chamber OF
Commerce. 1t was star-chambel
session and the results of the meet
ing were secret, but enough leaked out
to indicate that radical action had
been taken. A member Of the Original
good government committee of New
York was called In as advisory counsel
and will direct subsequent events.
Some of the leading attorneys oi
the city will have charge of the inves
tigation which will be conducted aftel
the fashion of the Lexow committee
and sufficient funds to carry on the
investigation of all the city depart
ments are now Mt hand.
"There will be no delay on thai
score" said one of the committee. ave
will show where over $1,OOO,OOO of the
taxpayers money has gone into i'm
proper channels and the result will bt
surprising to all but the guilty. Il
will involve men and transactions now
supposed to be above reproach."
The investigation will be non-parti
san and will begin Immediately aftel
election. An effort will also be mads
to secure n new city charter and abol
ish the present system of local govern
ment
The Delta independent., 1894-11-07
A PLUCkY WOMEN.
sho Withstanda the Attack of Three
Armed Burglars

Armed BurRlars-
Denver, Nov. 4.-The Republican
this morning says: Between 10 and
II O'Clock last night n conflict OF a
most remarkable kind took place in a
room Of 3051 Stout street. Three
masked and armed burglars found
their way into the bedchambcr OF
Mrs. james ID. Scott, who had already
retired, and attacked her with a re 'ol
yer, slungshot and billy. For nearly
ten minutes Mrs. Scott fought them
single handed and alone, while they
rained blow after blow upon her de.
fenseless head and body, and fiji ally
she drove them Off.
In the course of the unequal strl ggle
the lady's head was cut severely In
three places. her right arm was bat.
tered into limp mass Of confused and
blackened flesh, and her body injured
In other places. When the burglars
had fled and ncighbors came to Mrs.
Scott's assistance, she was completely
prostrated and the room where the
fight took place presented the appear.
ance of a slaughter house.
Murder and robbery was uD 1oubt-
edly the intent of Mrs. Scott's assail.
ants and that they did not sucfeed in
either particular Is due to the phenom-
ennl strength and courage displayed
by her. Nothing was stolen from the
house and the physicians attending the
heroine Of the desperate adventure say
that within week she will hg,ve fully
recovered from its effects.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-07
PHYSICAL FORCE PARTY.
Said to be Planning a Campaign in Il
land.

land.
London, Nov. 3.-According to re-
ports published to-day the affairs of
the Irish parties grow worse and the
prospects Of the passage Of any home
rule measures are very slim indeed.
Timothy Healy is said to have def
nitely cut loose from Messrs. McCar-
thy and Dillon, and it is added that he
will carry with him at the outset about
as many men as the Parnellites reckon
in their ranks. This, the Healyites
claim, will be only n nucleus of the
membership their party will eventually
have. The tug Of war will come at
the general election. The Healyites
will have a newspaper and the bulk of
the money provided.
J. II. Mack of the Pail Mall Gazette
says that the Irish farmers who have
been the backbone of the Nationalist
movement, will become Tories, as they
are gradually getting what they want
In regard to land and the increased
traffic upon the Irish railroads shows
that they are prospering.
The Scotland Yard authorities in
form the Associated Press that they
have evidence that the physical force
party Is planning an immediate cam
paign. This activity, it is claimed,
is consequence Of the reply of John
Morley to the deputation who called
on him few days ago in reference to
the release Of the Irish prisoners now
serving terms of Imprisonment in En-
gland under the treason-felony act
After listening to the deputation, Mr..
Morley said he would inform his col
leagues of the views of the corporal ton.
but added, though he personally had
every desire to make concessions, the
current of popular sentiment in Ire
land recognized that the imprisoned
men had no claim to any special clem-
ency. The Scotland Yard officials add
ed that the physical force party are in
active communication with their sym
pathizers in the United States The
officials are receiving reports concern
ing the operations Of the party in
America from Pinkerton's Detective
agency.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-07
JAPANESE VICTORY.
Possession of Pon-FnnE-Tcheng is Sc
cured.


cured.
Washington, Nov. 2.-The japanese
legation has received the following
cable from the Japanese government
1.-THE first army under Marshal Yn
magata, has taken possession Of FOne
Fang Tcheng. The Chinese fed to
ward Matie-Nug.
"The rest of the army, under Mar
shall Oyama, nre now attacking Kin
Chow and both Ta-Len-Wai and Por,
Arthur will soon be taken"
The information coming on the ami
versary of the emperor's birthday Il
giving much satisfaction Mt the lega
tion. The last sentence to the effect
that Port Arthur will soon be taken
seems to Indicate that the dispatches
last night that Port Arthur had beer
captured were premature. AS the
press dispatches frequently precede
the official advices, however, 1t IL re
garded as possible Port Arthur has In
reality fallen and that the above dis
patch was written before the event oc
Cured.
King Chow and Ta-Len- Nan are out.
works OF Port Arthur, and their In.
vestment In n prerequisite to taking
the main works.
Fong- -Fang-Tcheng stated In the dis
patch to have been taken by the jap.
nnese. is said Mt the legation TO be a
stronghold Of the line of march to
Moikden. Its occupancy shows how
close the Japanese are drawing to the
Manchurian capital.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-07
REGISTERED CHINESE.
Fifty-sevcn Mongoiian Voters In San
Frnnc!acO.

Fifty-sevcn Mongoiinn Voters In San
. Francisco.
San Francisco, Nov. "a local news
paper which has been investigating the
matter finds that 81 Chinese have reg
istered in the city of San Francisco
and will vote at the coming election.
or course they are all Chinese who
claim to have been born on American
soil. These Mongolian electors, 1t is
said, have formed an organization and
elected "boss," and from his head
quarters In Chinatown the "boss" has
announced that he is ready to make
arrangements" with the men who are
doing politics in the interest of various
candidates. The newspaper announces
that there are 1000 Chinese in Cali
fornia who are native born and who
might have registered for the coming
election. 1t Is stated that the majority
of them will vote two years hence. In.
asmuch as every Chinaman Is absolute
ly under the control of the Chinese Six
Companies and does the bidding OF the
organizations head men In every mat
ter, 1t is apparent that the Chinese vote
may readily become n serious matter
In California politics.