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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

following articles A box OF wafer coiors,
containing sixteen superior moist colors,
tubes of Chinese white and sepia ana
four brushes: a set OF lockwood chessIneh,
a small stationary steam engine. league
baseball; a fountin pen, or a box con
tanning five ouires OF Irish linen paper
and envelopes 10 match.
sls-DECAPITATToNs.
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g Behead European country and
leave anguish: again. and have a Scotch
adjective again, proposition oil en-
trance.
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riage. and have part OF the FOOT again.
and have a fish.
A. Eehead an important person at
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sim again and have a measure OF paper.
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again, and have a pigment
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leave earnest; again, and have part OF the
body
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TO be excited; again, and have river vi
England.
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repeated at this season Of the year.
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My a-22-l9-l7 Is an emblem we All
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

Teacher-"And Lots wife"
Pnpil-"Was turned into n pillar Of
salt. Say, teacher, that's the first pillar
case mentioned in history. isn't ttf"-
Harpers Young People.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
WATCHING FOR CROOKS.
IONS to Escort Coxey's Army
Through putsburu

PITTsBURG, April 3-Honore Jackson,
army, passed through Pittsburg en- route
TO Whitehall, where he will 90 into
camp
Iron Molders' union OF North America,
with brass band and delegation oi
2i5 men, Will meet the commonweal
army at the Allegheny City limits and
act as an csc, ri to- the camping ground
on Smoky Island. The patternmnkers'
union ns well as several other trades
unions, will send delegations 20 meet the
army.
Honorary Marshal Il. A. Burrows has
engaged the services OF the Henick drum
corps TO accompany the army on it's
march from Allegheny To Pittsburg. The
marshal expects nm csc rt OF Mt least
1000 men.
The Plttshurg and Allegheny police
officials have agreed To send IA detail Of
policemen TO escort the army through
the two cities Superintendent Of Police
OMara of Pittsbury sent two detectives
To meet the army at Rochester. Pa, to
watch their movements. The special
officers say that they have discovered
several well-known thieves In the ranks
OMars says that II these low characters
remain with Coxey until they reach this
city he Will pull the whole outfit
Mayor Mclkenna respectfully declined
tn. honor OF presiding mt the CJxey mass
meeting, scheduled TO be held In this
city tomorrow.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
WILL FIGHT IN AMERICA ONLY.
C"rbett Says lie Can whip jackson
in Less Than Twenty Rounds

ST. Louis April 3-Champion 3 James
j. Corbett always talks freely when in
this city and the following is his latest
Cratorcal effort:
Il will not fight Peter Jackson ia Eng.
land. The ARTICLES of agreement dis
tinctly specify we are to fight in America,
north of the Mason and Dixon line.
America Is good enough for me Jackson
ought To- think himself in great luck to
get on a fight with any white man. VerJ
lew champions before me would 20
against negro. Sullivan would not.
II fight Jackson. aud the II Sht must
take place in america mark you, here is
the way IL Will come out: Jickson will
fight OH the defen.ive from the start and
/ will whip MIN in twelty rounds. |
made prediction at Jacksonville, limit
ing my tight with Mitchell to five or six
rounds See IL my pred ction regarding
Jackson does not come out right"
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.
Many or the Manufacturing Towns
Report Improvement I'm Business

ROCKVILLE. Conn. April l. Reports
from many of the manufacturing towns
OF eastern Connecticut show improve
meat in business during the past month.
The big WOODEN mills ot this city are now
all running, in pare. and small orders
are being received
Ths New England company (woolen)
have started up 90 out of their lO5 looms.
The American company (woolens) have
recently started up about S0looms
Belding Bros & Co, silk are running
their full force on 80 hours time week.
Business continues good with White,
Corbin * Co, envelope manufacturers.
They have filled many orders the past
Aonth.
The Vernon Woolea company, at Yer
non. have started up all their looms and
their business has much improved.
The Ravins * Phoenix mills Vernon.
(cotton) are running full time with plenty
OF orders.
The Mather Electric company, Man
chester, are spreparing for a large fall
business. The paper mills of Manchester
are prosperous and have been very little
affected by the business depression.
The Notchaug Silk mill, Willimantic.
is running its full capacity. The finish
ing department OF the Holland Silk mill.
Willimantic, has resumed running full
time The Warren Wooden company,
Stafford Springs, are increasing their
working force TO the usual number.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
JERSEY OYSTER WAR.
Justice Ireland Ready 40 Hold Court
Aboard the sheriff. Tug

MnLvrLLE y. j., April SHERIFF
Shinn and number OF armed deputies
who left Port Norris on tug for the
disputed oyster ground, near Fortescue,
took with him Justice Ireland, Of this
city, who will hold court on board the
tug and accept bail for all parties AR
rested
The dispute over the oyster ground is
this: About 20 oyster planters purchas ed
riprarian rights nt Foftescue and the
other oystermen claim that these grounds
are natural oyster beds free 20 all
The latest news from the scene OF the
expected war at Fort.scue IL that every
thing 1, quiet. A feet Of $50 vessels is
dredging on the natural beds, which are
out beyond the riparian rights line but
none have ventured 10 come within the
line. The tug boat with the sheriff and
armed deputies on board is patrolling up
aud down the coast. Should any vessels
work on the riprari1n grounds, the cap
,ains will at once be arrested and troubls
might ensue. The riparian line Is about
gDO feet from shore
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07

make the police do their duty, I intend TO
sse That the polic~do their duty or / will
discharge the last man OF them.
II shall conflne the duties OF the con-
stables to watching the railroads aud
seizing contraband whisky, and 10 watch
ing the police. sesing that they do their
duty, and report 10 me whether they are
doing it. IL they don't obey my orders
strictly, IL the authorities OF the towns
do not cooperate, then i shall call the
legislature of South Carolina together
and / will have the power given the exec
rtive 20 remove these men and appoint
9th rs in their stead who will obey the
and enforce it. (Cheers(.
We will continue TO search private
hoises where contraband liquors are sup
posed To be with warrants when neces-
sary. We are obliged To do this as long
as il Is the law. 1t Is the law until re-
pealed."
A voice-why don't you obey the law
yourselfs
Gov Tnlman--In what respect have ]
not obeyed ity
Cries OF shoot him! Shoot him! Shut
up"
Gov Tillman-S.lence men. AMI keep
quiet. In conclusion. will say ID those
who are opposed To- this law To submit,
10 quit, To cease there opposition. They
must cease il. The people OF South Caro-
lima must govern the state, and those
who are in rebellion and resistance must
get out OF the road, because the train Is
on the track. / have got the throttle in
my hand "a governor. am going in on
time, so help me God
The troops in Columbia then left !or
horna
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
THE SITUATION CRITICAL
A Bloody Battle May he Fought In
the Coke Region To-day.


UNIoNTowN Pa. April Sheriff VIII
helm reports the coke region quiet this
morning The strikers have served notice
OF boycott on Connellsville brewing
firm, because their source of supply of
beer has been cut of since the strike
began. The company stores OF the region
shut of the supply OF goods to all known
as strikers and many thousands are now
on their own resources for 70 Jd and cloth
ing which they freely admit Ii limited.
But few plant, north Of Connellsville
are in opera ion. Those remaining In
blast are ownel by ths Frick Coke com.
pany. The latter company say that they
will furnish all the funds necessary to
protect their property aud men. Sheriff
Wilhelm says he can furnish any num-
Der needed IL deputies shall not prove
sufficient protection the military wal be
asked. The foreigners in this vicinity
are known TO have purchased largo sup.
plies OF ammunition, and from this IL is
taken that tley mean trouble The out.
LOOK is serious aud doubtful.
A large bo,!y Ot strikers from the south
ern end OF the region passed throuh Tn
iontown, enroute to the Oliver plant,
where the company will. to-day, attempt
To draw 800 tons OF coke left in the ovens
when the strike began. The mob were
armed with guns, clubs, revolvers, iron
bars aud all manner II weapons That
there will be "A battle is certain, IL an at.
tempt is made To draw the burning coke.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
FEW MORE DAYS OF SERVICE
Admiral Benham To Go on the Re-
tired List on the 10Th Instant.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-As the San
Francisco cannot Reach Bluef.lds in all
proba ability before the ninth inst, a day
before Admiral Benham retires the navy
department has informed him that he
may use his own discretion as u whether
be will accompany the ship TO Mosquito
or return to the United States by the
first steamer from St. Lucia. 1t ~ thought
that inasmuch as he could hardly accom-
plish anything officially in one day, and
as he would cease TO have any official
work on the tenth, becoming a mere pas
senger on that date under the law, he
will prefer TO leave the ship at St. Lucia
Captain j. c. Watson. who commands
the San Francisco, has one or the highest
records~n the navy and he Is confidently
relied upon TO take the best OF care OF
American interests under all possible
conditions IL WAS he who, as Admiral
Farrsgut's flag lieutenant, after the re-
capitulation OF New Orleans, went ashore
without guard and climbing to tie top
OF the custom house hauled down the rebel
flag and hoistsd the Stars and Stripes in
its stead. He is said to be a man OF un-
usual discretion AN eminently fitted for
investig gating the B uefi lid, affair.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
A TRIUMPHANT MARCH.
Entrance of 'Coxey's Commouweai
Army Into Allegheny City.

PIrrsBURG. April 4 4-Fully 1900 people.
including about 100 cyclers on their
wheels bearing banners marked "CoNey's
Brigade" met the commonweal army
half mile from the Allegheny City lim.
Its and accompanied the marchers In.
Many houses in the lower part OF the
city were decorated and the streets were
packed with people.
The march from this point 10 the camp
ing ground on Smoky island was con
tnued as follows
Police escort. buggies containing Allie
cheny City police and other officials, the
bicycle brigade, seven police officers,
Browne CONey and CoNey's son, the
new,paper correspondents In buggies,
the Pttsburg escort, numbering about
500 men; Unknown" Smith followed by
the commonweal army numbering about
300 men
The army reached their enclosed camp
ing ground n few minutes after o'clock
and Immediately began the erection OF
the camp outfit.
The march through the city streets was
an almost continues ovation.
The men were very tired after the long
dusty tramp and rested as soon as possi-
BILE Mess served at o'clock was the
best since the march began. IL consisted
of bread. butter coffee, jelly, peas, to-
mAtoes. and tomato soup Commander
CoNey and the marshals were the guests
OF neighboring h otel
After sapper, Coxey and Browne adj
dressed "A mass meeting OF fully $500 peo-
pie. A collection taken during the even
ing netted handsome sum of money To
the commonweal
To-day n parade march will oe made
through the streets OF Plttsburg and
Allegheny to Lee followed by mass meet
ing on the Allegheny wharf. Pittsburg.
In the evening the men la body will
attend local thrater and another meat
ing will be held in old city hall at night
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
COKE WORKERS. TROUBLES.
\ Complete Suspension in Some Dis
tricts and Others TO Gao Out,

PHILLIPsUEG, Pa. april 3-The situa.
tion at the coal fields In this part OF the
state today IL as follows: 4 eompl .ts
suspension In the Houtzisle an 4 O,ceol a
districts with $500 men On strike against
the reduction. IL IL certainty that work
will be su uspended in the Beech Creek dis
trict AMI 1900 more men added 10 the
number now on strike An effort is be-
ing made 20 bring out the men in the
Du bois. Reynodsville aud Punxsutaw.
ney districts. la which 1900 miners are
employed.
There Is partial suspension Of mining
in the Cambri county coal fields and
those at work are awaiting the action Of
the Beck Greek and Daboise districts
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
ALL QUIET AT DARLINGTON.
Believed That the Troops Will Leave
After the Coroner's Inuuest

DARLINGTON, S. C., April 3.--This town
il resting quietly under martial law. The
troops nave been given quarters by the
town officials and there Is no signs now
of trouble. IL Is expected that the sol
diers will be ordered home after the coro-
ners inquest IL concluded. All consta-
bles are out Of the county.
COLUMBIA, ;. C., April 3.-Government
censure OF dispatches is still in force,
but 1t Is believed the embargo will be
suspended in day or two Gov. Tillman
has rejected the designations OF the cap
tain and mem bers Of the Newburry rifles.
the company tuat refused TO respond to
his call, denounces their act as mutiny
and an insult TO their commander-in-
chief, and disni.sses them from the ser.
vice, =: the state as unworthy TO wear its
uniform.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
House.

The democratic quorum long looked
for appeared in the house yesterday and
in two hours IL had voted Joy (r-p.) out
OF, and O'Nsill dem into, the seat from
the Eleventh district OF Missouri On
the last vote twenty five democrats and
three populists recorded their convictions
that O'Neill had not been elected
The English -Hilborn case from the
Third district Of California wa, discussed
two hours and vote taken on rrsoIu.
tion offered 10y the minority OF the com.
mites on elections that Hilborn was tn.
title TO his seat. This was lost l6j &C.
So the republicans voting on this propo
sitlon. Twelve democrats aud four popu.
lists voted with the republicans, deciar-
ing Hilborn elected. On the next roll
call the quorum disappears aud the
house adi1urneI.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Tba Behrine sea Questio,

WAsHINGToS. April 2.-The text Of .hr
Behring sea bill approved by the cabine;
nas been obtained. 1t follows the pro
yisi ons II the tribunal Of ar bitration by
prohibiting citizens Of the Urited State.
from sealing within 90 miles OF the seal
islands at any time IL establishes a
close peason for citizens of the United
States outside OF that zone from May to
July %. II prohibits the use OF steam
vessels during the open season. II pro-
yides that the master Of every sealing
vessel shall keep a record of seals caught
and esta blishes the penalty OF perjury for
any false statement Ii prohibits the use
Of nets, firearms, etc. except shotguns
outside OF Behring sea. United State,
Indians sealing in canoes or boats are
exem pied from these proyisi iJns.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Hanged for a Brutal murder.

LIVERPOOL, April a-Mrs. Margaret
Walker, aged 5J years. was hanged here
.or the murder % her husband. The
murder was one OF the most brutal and
revolving In the criminal annals of Great
Britain. For maintaining Illicit relations
with another woman, Mrs Walker. who
was Of masculine build. chained her hus
band 20 bedpost In one 4 the upper
rooms Of their house. aud for four months
administered TO him "A daily beating,
finally finishing him by batts-Ing his
brains out with u steel chain.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Poor polnnd.rs

NEW YORK. April 2 An appeal has
been issued In .his city In behalf Of tho
Polish C ngregation Of Jerusalem, whose
mem bers say that their condlti In IL
deplorable, and that the prosecutions In
Russia have taken away from them the
former source OF support leaving them
without any resources whatever. with
thousands Of widows, orphan, aud help
less old men among them. The say
they are actually on the verge OF star
vatioD and ask their cortliyioni.ts to
open their eyes 10 their pitiabls conition.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
COxe,'- Army,

march OF eighteen miles the Coxey troops
arrived here last evening aud sncsmped
in the center OF this fashionable town In
"A vacant lot IL was IA novel sight as the
weary and ragged troops entered the
town and thousands were out To- see them.
Plttsburg detectives came on here last
night and will 20 with the column TO
Allegheny. The authorities have no fear
OF trouble with the CoSey army but are
on the look cut for professional crooks who
may attempt To join the troops.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
shelter or Death.

NEW YORK, April "A homeless man
named George Lazinsky was sentenced
% the island for ten days by Justice
Hogan in Essex Market Last night he
applied fos lodging at the Madison street
station, and when told that be had come
too late he became very abusive. He re-
fused TO leave the place and requested
Policeman lee, who went 20 eject him.
20 kill him. IF you don't kill me I'll
kill you." said Lazinsky. II am tired
and I'll do anything so long ss will get
a place 10 sleep"
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
TARIFF TALK IN SENATE.
House Seats O'NeiIi aud Encounters
Another Deadlock.

WAsHINGToS, April The bill to carry
out the award OF the Paris tribunal Of
arbitr alton On the seal fisheries question
was passed by the senate and the tariff
bill was taken up at 2 y. m, when the
republican side Of the question WAS pre-.
sented by Senator Allison, OF Iowa He
spoke for two hours without notes aud
then yielded for motion 10 40 into
executive business. lie will continue
his speech to-day.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07

A Family at oil City and a Neighbor's
Child the Victims

OIL CITY, Pa. April 5-The aouss o.
Joseph Kollas was wrecked by an explo-
sion last night and Kollas, his wife and
three children were killed. All Of the
bodies were terribly mutilated, except
that OF the mother.
The little daughter Of a neighbor,
Joseph Fessener, was killed while play
ing in the yard. being also frightfclly
mzngled.
II il believed the explosion was caused
by = dynamite cap which Kollas was
examining
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Tne Daiton Gang.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, April "A
visitor from the Usage country who
arrived here reports great excitement
there because OF the camping Of the Dal-
ton gang near the town. The gang.
eight in number. located within two
miles o: Pauhuska, the largest town In
the Usage country. Large sums Of money
ere In the town now and the residents
have prepared for fight with the out.
laws, who evidently contemplate a raid.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
a,n.worth Again Indicted

wAsHrEGToS. April 3 The grand Jury
Bas returned = new indictment for man.
slarzh,er In the matter OF the Ford 3
theatre disaster Ia this city on june .
last. in which ~ lives were lost against
Col Fred {. Ainsworth, chief - the
cord and pension division OF the war
department. whicn occupied the building
at Tho time Of the disaster. A previous
indictment was thrown out on an infor
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
pleaded Gui,,,,o Abduction

NEW YORK, April Carl j. Jethro. a
clerk In the government mail service Ia
Washington, ID. G.. pleaded guilty before
Judge MARITIME in the general sessions
court 10 an indictment charging hiw
with the abduction OF Maud f. Gilbert,
10 years old Miss Giibert lived In Wash
iuyton with her mother, VINO IL physi-
clan. Jethro IL more tuan fifteen years
the girls senior. lie was remanded until
Friday for sentence
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07

We would advise any OF our readers
who are in want Of dentistry work TO
call upon DR.. II. Lee Dickerman. 435
Westminster street. DR.. Dickerman
has had long experience and his prices
are reasonable for first class work. Give
him a call
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
assemblyman McGuire Unsea,ed

ALBANY, April Sin the assem bly, a
resolution declaring Assemblymsu Nc
CURE q be entitled to the Richmond
county seat was lost by a vote Of 50 20 81.
A vote was then taken on the resolution
awarding ths seat 70 Mr.. Conklin. the
repub blican candidate, which was adopted.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07

Any Of our readers requiring IN
services OF competent and reliable
dentist. would do we'll 10 call upon DR..
n. Lee Dickeman. 43j Westminster st.
He has had long experience In this pro.
fession, and his prices are moderate for
first-class work. Give him a call.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
To BE Lerisiated Out OF ono.

TRENTON. y. J.. April AIN the house
O bill has been introduced legi.lsting
circuit court judges Miller and Child out
OF Office Governor werts has signed the
Jersey City corporation attorney aud
corporation punss. biz
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
English Seated by the Hopse.

WASHINGTON. April 5-By a vote OF
lG5 20 H. the republicans not voting the
house admitted Warren ID. English ss a
re- representative from the Third district oil
Csiifornis snd be was sworn In
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-04-07
Pos,mas,crs Confirmed

WASHINGTON, April 3-The senate ha
confirmed the nominations OF Jonah L
Howe as postmaster 1T Trumansburg, n.
u, and W. X Turner AT Greensbury. Pa