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The Newtown bee., 1894-09-21

On exhibition in THE BEE office is a single stalk of corn, on which there are three large and perfect ears. It was raised by Charles Minor of Berkshire district, and we intend to place it on ex- hibition at the coming Newtown fair.
The Newtown bee., 1894-09-21

It is probable that the democratic county convention will be held in New town, but the date has not yet been fix cd
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-04

Manga studerande hafva pa grund af
de tryckta tiderna mast lemna, dock
iclke ur de 0fre klasserna. Det ar fara
vardt, att ON tiderna ej blifva battre,
manga af delta ars studerande ej kunna
atervanda niista host
F0rliden onsdag eller den % mars af-
somnade fru Magdalena Essling j tron
pa den for oss d0de och uppstandne Her.
rem Kristus. Hon var (0dd Dalsland,
Sverige, d. 2 april 1863, inskrefs sasom
studerande harstades skolaret 1882,
bevistade undervisningen fyra pa
hvarandra f0ljande ar, gick sa langt
klasserna medgafvo da, h0ll sedan med
mycket berom bade engelsk och svensk
skola pa fera stallen. Ingick sa akten-
skap med en- fore delta studerande hr
j. E. Essling.
F0rlidet skolar f5restod hon tillika
med sin man matinrattningen vid sko-
Ian. Men hennes krafter g;tfvo vika
och hon angreps af br0stlidande, hvil-
ket till slut lade henne grafven. Pa
senare tiden led hon mycket, klagade
sallan. Hennes man, moder, broder
jemte flera anh6riga egnade henne den
0mmaste ward. Men delta kunde Ell
radda henne undan den lekamliga do
den. Hennes broder, som en- It'd stude'
rade hair och sedan graduerade vid Au-
gustana College ;ir skolsuperintendent
Diver de allm;inna skolorna Nicollet
county. Hon efterlernnar utom de Of
van namda, teenne minderariga barn.
Frid Diver hennes mime! i':.'.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-04
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Sn6, yrvader och kallt har det varit
i Aera dagar Skolarbetet hindras ej
deraf,a det blott gar at mera bransle an
annars. = r,~,Gs. S..
vi hafva vid sko Ian correspondent
med DR.. Carlrvon Bergen att komma
och f6relasa for oss i slutet af april ma
mad! " Sa dang OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hunnit
kemma ,ser.adetJ lofvande ut att ia ho-
nom hit Man ,har staden tagit lifligt
intresse for saken. VI,
sKomiten som sfatt sig uppdraget att
f0rbereda for synodens mottagande i
juni arbetar af ALA krafter. vi skola
CORA en- hederlig anstrangning att ia
ett fritt synodalm6te. Kan delta ej la
ia sig g6ra, ar det 9komitens mening att
hvarje synodalledamot bstalar en- liten
afgift, So mycket pr dag. Skulle det
blifva nagot 50fverskott tillfolle delta
skolan. Det torde SO besynnerligt ut
att begara betalning, men komiten far
}ej skuldsatta skelan, Ell f0rsamlingen.
Komiten har smart 6fverh6rt hela sta
den och r6nt icke liten uppmuntran,
men man far besinna att staden Gr Ii
! ten, och dertill fattig, tiderna tryckan-
de. ,Emellertid, ANNA vi CORA ALT vi
fernra, sedan kan ingen begara mer.
sHelsotillstandet pa skolan ar godt,
battre nastan an det: plagar vara Det
Dr. med verklfgt bekymmer vi hort ON
siaklig gheten,y och dodligheten vid Au-
gustana Gollega.$k vi gl5mma icke latt
1so7-ssaoch den hafda press vi da ge-
nomginge.y ylet. Or sannerligen en- stor
Guds mad att ega god helsa. Det CALLER
La1l synnerhet omen skola.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-04
d A X O T A =.

Isac Fairman ar utnamd till post
,niistare Falconer, Mclean county,
N. Da.
J. A. Westgate ar utnamd till
postmastare Cortland, Edmunds coun-
ty, S. Da.
Stangda krogar. Domaren Goffy
gaf f6rra veckan order till sheriffen,
att krogarne Miller och ST. Lawrence
skulle stangas. Samtidigt ladies' ett
stort parti spirituosa beslag.
Dod af Stag. Dr. J. r. Logan,
ndhetskommissarie Grand Forks,
N. Da., blef h;irom dagen funnen d0d
sin sang. Rittsmedicinsk unders4k-
nlng gaf vid handen att han atlidit af
hjertslag.
Drap sje1fforsvar. Charles
Mitchell Deadwood, S. Da., d6dade
onsdags arbetaren Andrew Nelson.
Vittnen intyga att Mitchell sk0t
sjcltforsvar, da Nelson f6rs0kte d6da
honom med en- yXa. Nelson tr;iffades
af tva skott, det ena nedanf0r hjertat
och det andra underlifvet.
Omkommen j stormen. Liket af
j. M. Hersham, som blef borta den
senaste snUstormen, ar nu funnel. Lii
kets stiillning, SAINT andra omstindig-
heter visa att han med f0rtvillan kim
pat for lifvet. Mr. Hcrsham gick till
Hamilton, N. Da, for att k6pa olja
och var Mira slit hem da han 0fverra-
shades af stormen
Guild s. Dakota. Black Hills
regionen i S. DA., har lange intasit ett
framstaende rum / grufdriftens hsto-
ria. Hittills ha tenngrufvorna dragit
stOrsta uppmiirksamheten till sig, men
pa senaste tiden har man funnit guild
qvarts sa rilS, att dess upptagande och
bearbetning maste bli l0nande. Gruf-
driften ser ut att blifva S. Dakotas for
viirfskNlla.
Guild och silver i N. Dakota.
Do profver af qvarts, som funnits i
trakten af Devils Lake, N. Da., ha
tlera fall innoh;lllit sd rikligt med guild
och silver, att man har skAl att viinta,
dot viirdefulla lager af s;idan malm ma
sto fnnas. Det ar numela icke nagOt
sp0rsmil ON fyndets. .betydolse. Hit
tills har man endast funnit stycken af
qvarts langs sj6ns strinder, SAINT uppe
i backarne pa reservationen, men nya
undorsOkningar skola l0retagas.
Mera land for settlare. Yankton
| reservationen S. Dakota kommer mil
handa att 0ppnas for settling under
sommarens lopp, hvarigenom 100000
acres land komma marknaden. F6r-
Stag hiirom lr gjordt kongressen och
har det CODA utsigter att ga igenom.
Antagligen kommor landet icko att cr-
hallas fritt, utan fa settlarnc upptaga
det enlighet med Homestcad-la lagoon
och dessutom botala 3d. Is par acre, in-
nan de FL regeringens fastebref. For
cnta Statornas landkontor for listrik-
tet iir Mitchell, S. DA.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-04-04
w IS co N ST N.

Flick cit ars fangelse. Fran An
tigo mcddclas, att Charles Fl. Larzelle-
re, (. d. kass0r Llnglade county, har
for f0rsnillning blifvit d0md till ett
;irs strai1arbete fiingolset Waupun.
Dodad grufva. Under utf0rande
af arbctc i Johnston g. Howes grufva
Amery blcf fOrliden frcdag Ole Peter
son niistan 0gonblickligen d0dad genom
erhallandet af cit Stag fran en- fallande
planka.
Nedbriindt operahus. Operahuset
Marsficld 0delades genom eldsvada
beraknas bel0pa sig till $4,000. Den
nedbrlnda byggnaden var en- af dc
vackraste / staden.
Dog kyrkan. Margaret Soarles,
hustru till pastor j. D. Searles Spar
Ia, aned nyligen helt hastigt under det
hon var niirvarande vid en- aftonunder-
hallning, som gafs metodistkyrkan
Ger3tades. D0dsorsaken var hjertsjuk-
dom.
Aterupptagen bankrorelse. Bank
stangde sina d1rrar, ater0ppnades for
liden mandag. Bankon kommer inom
kort att blifva f0randrad till national
bank under MANN af First National
Bank of Washburn.
Verk af en- katolsk pobel. Under
cit af Columbian League afhallet mote
st. Vincent School Milwaukee fUrli-
den s6ndag intriingde ett autal polska
katoliker samlingslokalen och anf6llo
atskilliga af dc nlrvarande med knit
var och andra mordiska vapen, sarande
nera personer, och bland dessa en- dOd-
ligt.
Svara anklagelser Mrs. Marga-
ret Meyer, som fangslats i Racine pa
misstanke att hafva medelst f0rgift af'
dagatagit sin f6rste man, Herman Gro
enke, ur iifven misstankt for att vara
orsaken till slit for ettar sedan aAidna,
adopterade barns dGd. Barnets d3d
vackte ingen misstanke f0rran det blif-
Wit konstateradt att mannen f0rgif-
tats. Men delta ledde till likets upp-
tagande, och befans detsamma vid f6-
retagen understanding innehalla st0rre
qvantiteter f0rgift.
Eldsvada. F6rliden torsdags matt
hems0ktes staden Kaukauna af en- svs-
rare eldsvada. Eden uppkom / G. w.
I4arsons hyrkuskstall genom explode,
randet af en- Tampa och spred sig der
ifran till nargransande byggnader.
Stadens manliga befolkning anstrang gde
sig till det yttersta for att hindra el-
dens framfart, men densamma kunde ej
begransas f0rran fera byggnader blif-
Wit lagda aska. Sammanlagda forlu-
stem bel6per sig till omkring r$ll, 900,
delvis betackt genom Misunderstanding
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4svt fuformss5oo from Asbex.son sboszt the
EIGHT OF his relative. :bs cssaiSr o.
: Tacoma bank. A short tins after TBS
kiAnepfrg ks resolved texrshla heafsn& n
1hs street q Tacoma from IN uEkscsn
nsn, who escaped su.aisan bad charge
q the Eortharn Pacific train Yooosry
end Rosiyn hank robbery eases, ana
BANGED both By sFressanT innocent T e.
Wh1n ths rsai Resign bandits. Tbs NC
Cayfhy gang. we're arrested, kissafas
county hsd becons sick Of the cossiy pro
oecufion. snd lss them 60. Sullivan -
emrIoyed By fne KID eosn mites IN sns
konald campaign Of March. isG. IN snis
eisy, and rendered valuable sevvice. 5uL-
1ozing votess snd furnishing Assgsi vo'ss'
bSt wss never able 20 collecs sls rsy..
eusfivan's last important case. thai o.
Banker Hart. Of Buckley, was badly
handled. and Hart ESCAPED. The 'pun
81 n. c. Sullivan In Portland wss rssnArs-
allie. He hsd . private jail tnso rntcn
prisoners we're thrown and kept - long
= he rlesses. and be mads arrests vita
out varrants. The city council long re-
fused to grant license 70 rlval detective
ereocy. White this '.psli" was parity
~sinef BIZ iut;csous handling Of locai
0f1Iciais and favors given 10 certain news
paper men, much Of is vas dos 70 his
cisvsr playing upon tbs feass Of the men
Of Portland during the snti-C5snese
movement IN 1856, earning their
gratitude - their saytor. he
and Chinese fnoversn: would not hare
besn worthy Of serious notice bus for the
riots in Seattle and Tacoma fev months
previously. When the anempaoysi Of
Portland began TO talk OF socialism and
dssvsng out Chinese, tie rich n~n formed
. com snitfse of safety and employed sGiii-
van 30 OBTAIN inform alton. He ia fsrn
engaged q young ISlshman, nov profns-
nest Democrat and Office holder In Port
land. 70 Join the ansi-coolse league, ths
Knights Of Labor, and the international
woSkingmen's Association. The SPY
made nightly reports Of progress 10 saiss-
van, who in turn nagnified these reporss
and gave them 20 his rich EN-
pIoyers. The latter were panic-strickeD,
called out the militia. hired speciai
vstchmen for taeir property and sat with
yevolvers beside them in their business
Offices An eccentric and unpopular saw
mill proprietor named Sylvester Pennoyer.
who had invariably been beaten IN his
candidacy for Office hitherto. was then
shfewd enough TO denounee the folly OF
the rich men Of Portland. Oregon elected
him governor. reelected him. and may
make him senator. Sullivan yes heavily
built man with stepping shoulders and aa
face lie had weak lungs. and
was not the robust man thai he appeared
20 be. Within the past month he had
lneskly borne . beating from . Tacoma
with whom he bad qaar.elea.
He leaves . large amount OF property.
much OF IL In King couniy.l
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fhs ssfis. "ssssis hmtss4 lss,ias Ntaaesp-
oils aud 81 faal svesy iss IN she year ss,r ca.
easc carries TIE aasss FsslraAa cas- Which Ia
verdi has ever seen Tasy are rvsySrstelv a
sasss, ssekiRg aaa literary esE, . asaeAs state
reesa sissgsag ear. drsssnE-seaa Sss, q aia.
tar ear saa rcsvsss COZ psrssnsat .sser-
tag ear u seok ioasVs ~ ss.sgn snsss osrs
than 10 eolsd ssssz. - sagsa ssssat.aa vs
Elssa - tAs assAsaa fiasseA gss ssG heated ts
stsAna Tie whssss ass Laxgy-s.x tae-ss ia
diameter asi Of krare steel
Each car nss the aBsl-ssssseop4ax esvics .Ss
srsxy ether feature asssTues 80 tseFe@as tAe
saisty Of tzsvel Ins ssep& rasaass, ssasss.
rte. are al 81 seia sssss AtxAsy - lsss4
v hsa ySg sssssA 10 sars ysssr ssrtess Es23 -
tA~ Aestss NssssfaA hersss in tse aecss cars 81
,ae .sEas rates - "a ordinary s.s~ps< =. =.
F&Fxsr. faKSs scaa3 ssssS III CAsrry ssess.
kcssttA
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Whatnam NerA

wHArcox. April Especial - Durin 4
tho three months ending March 81 there
were thirteen births and six deaths In
Whatcom.
Tho city treasurer reported the total
amount Of city funds on hand March 81 to
be SIS, $3.50. OF which sia, asi. 90 are water
funds. which will be expended in improve
ments already ordered.
Ethel Austin, the io-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Austin, was run
over last evening nv a bicycle ridden by
n. r. Dobbs. suffering a fracture OF both
bones of The right leg below the knee.
T. r. Miller, . prominent farmer living
At Delta, Was severely injured yesterday
by horse falling upon him.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ryther. OF Blaine. and Leon.
ard u. Pike, of Point Roberts, were mar
ried here yesterday afternoon by Justice
Hardin.
Briekieyers have commenced the work
OF rebuilding the partially demolished
walls Of the Waidtou block. recently dam
aged Ia the extent Of $1,000 or $1,000.
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FsiRaavEs. April 4.-iSpecia. Since
Firsbug Bills VAS caught about two years
ago and placed where he was unable TO In
duige his propensity for incendiarism
there have been very few fires Ia Fair
haven. though three or four Of undoubs-
eddy accidental origin have occurred since
the frat Of January. But now il appears
that tho mice are in the matches again.
Last night n vsry raw attempt Was made
20 burn the Alsop building. On the corner
Of Tenth street and Gambsr avenue Dur.
ing the boom times IL was occupied by J.
Aisop a. meat market. but ad long been
vacant until quite recently, when the Fair
haven Lumber Company established its
Office on the fret door. This morning
shortly before 9 O'Clock smoke was
seen issuing from tho roof and IN
alarm Was quickly sounded. There
Was prompt response, snd the fire was
speedily ext.pgulshed before much dam
age Was done. An examination showed
that some one had entered tn. garrett
through the manhole and strewn hay,
saturated with coal oil. for considerable
distance along the fioor. II 10 supposed
that this was done some hours before the
fire VAS discovered. and that the incen-
diary left lighted candle TO complete his
work. When he left he covered The man
hole, and there being no other opening,
there was no draft TO fan the ire, and. AZ
consequences IL only erawied along the
floor and hurne< he hay, without making
any headway In .he roof or framework OF
the building before the discovery Was
made. About ninety days ago the insur-
anes OF the main building. which Is two
story frame structure, was renewed for
1880. and the adjacent stable. tew feet
In the rear. for $50. the policies being
written In favor Of J. Aison The agent
says be will cancel the policy.
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Posr TowssxND, April Special. -
Steamship Tacoma. which LETT Tacoma a,
? g. n. today. carried thu slehs Chinese
captured some weeks aSo by Lieut. West
% the launch Back PUP hea he over
hauled the launch Fairy. under eora man.
81 the notorious Cap. Frank Goodrich.
who escaped 30 the shore in q sus.l boat
after tarninr down the safety valve and
blowing All the water OF; 81 the boiler.
HIS Idea Was 10 blow The craft Up and ki.l
his pafsnsTx
The cry for rssrenchn~at in the admin
issrstsoa Of county affairs bore frais today
xhsn .; meeting Of the cora zatss;aaers
deputies salaries ~ the time Ct $50 we're
cat Ia svery assice s1csp; thai Of Treas
uEes Hammond the deputies werc Affected
And e ~ ,sia tAss all of bis help Will -
shgG &c "a The Les Of May.
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Cholera 10 raging In Csenstochow.
Poland. a place OF 60oo people on the
Russian frontier. The town has been
guaranteed.
The Welsh members OF the house of
commons have decided to ask for the APP
rointment Of grand committee tor
Wales. similar to the one Sir George rev
siyan proposed FOR Scotiend.
The old common law court building.
one OF the landmarks of Leipslc, vas de-
ssroysd by ineendiary fire Wednesday.
and enc man was burned TO death. sew
srsl persons have been arrested on aus
picion.
Fire broke out Monday night In tina,
part o! Shanghai occupied by the natives
and despite all the Efforts TO cheek the
flames. they spread in every direction.
The fire burned all night, destroying !. 900
houses
I. 10 officially announced ss ST. Peters
burg that the gnvesnment has decided TO
grant 10 Agssro-Hongsrs the benefits Of
the Rnsso-Gsrnan commercial trestv.
peaalng the conclusion OF the Auss.o-
Russian treaty.
The house Of commons has passed a
notsoa that IL was desired. while retain.
Ing intact the power and supremacy OF the
Imperial parliament, 10 establish a lcyis-
issure fer Scotland to deal with parely
ccofsteh aHatrs.
Fire At Frsnkfors-on.the-M Main wedses-
day destroyed the upper portion OF =
house near the central station. Formerly
know n as the Britannia hotel. number
OF inmates jumped from the windows. AID
THREE were Killed.
Reports circulated In the vnited States
regarding she alleged threatened sus Pen.
slon OF payment Of the interest on the for.
e.gn debt OF Mexico are denied in officisl
Mexican circles Such rumors vsrr set AZ
rsss BY the message which President Dgas
cent on April to congress-
senior Pedro SAILOR. firss vice president
OF fsra under the late President nermn-
des accuses the ministry Of violating the
constitution. While Offering him the
presidency they placed the army and
navy 1sder Tire eontroi of the second
viee-rrvssdsai gIving the latter TIE rossr
80 nsnrp the functions guaranteed sv ,As
constitution to the nFst vice psesiaens.
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senator Gnser, No, Going to Move.

wHArcox. April 4-FspeciaLl- lit has
been reported that State Senator Gilbert
would soon remove from this county and
establish his residence at waila Walla,
where he purchased q considerable amount
of property a few months ago. and that
there would accordingly be a senatorial
vacancy in his district. Hessys, however,
that such 10 no. the case. He will retain
his residence in this county and hopes to
have his Walia Walla interests disposed of
by the time the legislature meess.
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TACOMA, April 4-lSpeciai. The own
ership of the Stsilacoom tract OF land
originally owned BY John N. Chaplin has
been attacked again. John b. Broniiletss
and Il. Eshberg demanding Of the superior
court an adjustment of the claims Of the
various interests The tract includes some
of the most valuable land in the town Of
Steilscoom. The original owner Was in
1861, or thereabouss, proved . dsfaulter,
according to the filings made today. and
the property was sold for $7o6 at auction
to satisfy An execution
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ccLvAx. April a-lspeciai- 1.-The Com
mereiaI state savings bank. Of Tekoa, 10 in
the hands Of James Cairns - temporary
receiver. Argument in receivsrship pro-
ceedinss win b made Monday IN court
hers- The receiver was appointed on Pc
titiou Of the stockholders. y no ailexe that
H. L. Moody, president, and 0. D. Moody.
cashier. have wrecked the institution 50
that the stock 10 now worth bus 3 per
cent Of Its par value. The assets are al
legged to be practically valusisss, consisting
mainly of papers Of the prssident and
cashier. The petitioning stockholders have
expressed an intention Of forcing the insti-
tuition into liquidation.
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orYxrgA. April A. Especial Orfn-
ions In the following cases were Glsd In
the supreme court today:
State Of Washington, rspondsn1 "
". Z Psggett appellant: from Pierce
county: rsvsrssd
singer 81 III. sppeiisnts. ~ John Wal
lace Ct al, respondents, from King: ~
versed.
William Garner and Frank Garner, ap-
pelisnts. ~. Joseph Winsermuts e a..
respondsnts: affirmed. provided that IA
thirty dayS the respondent pay 20 the clerk
OF this court for the appellant SIS With
interest from October 3. 1872 or make
proof that the same has bsen heretofofo
paid; otherwise, reversed
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Democratic Srookedness In New York.
AnsAsy, " Y. April A-Daniei Down,
the expert who has been investigating the
affairs of the comptroller's Office. has made
his report TO Comptroller Roberta He
alleges that the bookkeeping has been Of
the loosess possible kind. and that big COR
pora.ions have been granted rebates on
business dons In this state without
any warrant Of law. and without any good
reason being given. Many books were
kept in lead pencil. The amount of re-
bated transportation tax 10 companies
reaches 81 .o42 SO. and Of this amount ST.
45o. 90 has been rebased on the interstate
commerce theory. There has been no
assessment or attempt TO collec. the inter-
state taxes since fss6, aud the state has
lost through the failure Of its officials to
collect this tax between s, Ooo, 900 and
y3 500 coo
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COXEY TAKES A REST
Many Recruits Seek 20 Enlist
ct Allegheny.
soaae or The SOLDIERS vAocEo
Ths 1agxsA Rsg1nsaa - Dsavss DIS
baa1s-Ihs ossap % sssrsDsass
Bsfuoo1 . xsdo,

PrrrsHc1s, April x.-Ths iockurs were
filed last night With men belonging or
claiming 20 belong 10 Coxey's army.
There were forty who sought lodgings in
the Allegheny jail Some had badges
and others said they had juss Joined.
Today they we're brough: up before
Magistrate Mckelvy and sentenced 20
thirty days each in the workhocse- Later
Is Was developed that several Of she men
we're really unem pioyed werkmsn and
not ordinary tramps. and twelve we're ss-
leased The others win live at the sx-
pense Of the county for the next month.
Today there were large locations Of
straw. hay, meat. soup, bread, coffee and
vegetables to Coxey's army. Drilling
rain this morning discounted the men.
but they enjoyed . fresh meat breakfast.
Thirty recruits were enrolled yesterday.
And DO more are clamoring 10 enlist.
Coxey and . large number Of his fol-
lovers have decided on . trip through the
Washington City 10 fulfilled. This task
completed the work Of the reformers
viii Be fulfilled and the army viii dis
band.
OAKLAND. Cal. April AFTER breakfast
toss morning, ~ winch eacn man was
given hall . loaf Of bread and . cup Of
cofi &c, the industrial army he'd meet
Ing. Mrs DR.. kellogg Lane, Mrs Teats
and Mrs Rowen, lady mission
aries. spoke Of the advisabilisy of
keeping straight w. s. Parsonage
was appointed chaplain and H. A. Gregg,
the Populist, made An address. telling the
men to assert their rights. aad said that If
they wanted 70 stay in town Till tomor-
row they could do %. His speech
was rather infiammasory. The army
then paraded outside the saber-
nac!e and At 10 O'Clock formed in
line OF march to Sixteenth street station,
where they are endesvoring TO obtain
transportation to Sacramento. They say
that If they cannot get it peaceably they
will take it by force. They struck o
snag. anyhow, for the railroad company
refused to take them. and after some
haranguing it was agreed to confer with
the mayor a. 2 p. m. and sndeavor to ar
range the matter peaceab!y. There were
%9s men in the army this morning.
DEsvER April 4-The local contingent
OF Coxey's army has broken up. They
had neither Shoes. money nor food. Gen.
Hamilton is thought TO have deserted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-05

Thomas Jordan, William Neshitt and
Santiago Torres have been sentenced TO b
hanged AZ Canyon City, Col, April p
Ek-Csshier Flood, Of the Donahoe- Kelly
bank, San Francisco. who took $l64. 000,
has been indicted on another count. He
has been convicted once. but the supreme
court may give him . new trial.
John Martin. . wealthy contractor OF
Paterson, y. J.. seduced Annie Van
Dorm. of Passaic, under promise Of mar
riaEe After q child had been born Annie
was dragged and Martins cousin, John
Duncan, OF Brooklyn, married her under
an assumed named. They lived together
until few days ago. when they quarreled
and Duncan told her the truth. Martin
has been arrested for conspiracy. and II
out on bail.