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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
ERAsrrs wiMAN GUILTY.


The Jury Couples the Verdict with q Rec.
ommendstion to Mercy.
Erastus wiman. on trial at New York
for forgery In the second degree. was con.
victed Friday afternoon. The COURT room
was half emptied when word was. sent
from the jury-room that they had
reached vercict Justice 1nsraham
took his seat on the bench and the
jury fled In. Mr.. wimuu did not
look at them. lie know what the verdict
must be- Several Of tho jurors showed
more emotion than did the defendant.
"Geutlcmen Of the jury" said the clerk,
shave you reached u verdict?n awe have.n
said George Murray, tho foreman. Mt.
Wiman stood up The jury arose "what
Is your verdlct2 DO you find the prisoner
At the bar guilty or not guiltys'
In a voice so low that II could DO
heard only few feet away Mr. Muir.
ray said: "with sorrow we say IL. We
find the prisoner guilty. with recon.
mcndation to mercy" The indictment on
which Mr. Wiman was convicted was for
forgery In tho second degree In forging tho
Endorsement Of r. W. Bullinger to q check
for $1,000 made by Il q. Dun 4 Co.. and
drawn on the Chemical Bank Mr. Wiman
said TO u reporter. "Thcre Is nothing more
that I can say. My case will, Of course.
be appealed. am not guilty. I did not
intend to defraud any one. was perse-
cutcd. not prosecuted
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23

mond. Va, In October. 1924 He took Ms
masters name, and when the latter removed
10 bonneville Mo, and took charge Of a
hotel at Choteau Springs no made Hudlum
his steward. Hudlum was aftefwWrd ON.
ployed as steward Of tho Mississippi River
steamboat Yellowstone He served In the
same capacity on three trips 70 Europe. lie
arrived In Chicago In 1888. and his frstsitu.
alton was as janitor Of the Board Of Trade
Hudlum received a good salary, but his
chief Income was derived from the sweep.
ings from the floor Great quantities Of
wheat corn ana oats. brought there as
samples. IRE scattered over the floor in tho
course OF q days trading All this grain
became the property Of the head janitor,
together with anything else Of value that
might be dropped In the pit These sweep
inrs Of grain were cleaned and sold ut feed
stores aud feed stables Hudium know
how to practice economy and no leaves
property estimated Mt over $4,000 TO his
family. which consists OF the widow and
two sons
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
mo RIOT - THREATENED.
Coal Miners OF ohio say Their Demands
Must he Granted.

Coal Miners OF ohio say Their Demands
Must he Granted.
Reports received ut Cleveland. O, from
points along the Cleveland, Loraln and
Wheeling Road show that work was 70.
sumed at only tso mines on the entire
length OF the road These mines were at
Rock Hill In the Massiilon district not
mnn went to work. the miners having dc.
cided In mass meeting not - abide BY tho
Columbus agreement They will hold out
for u Decent dlfferential over the ratio
paid In the Hooking district The militia
companies continue to guard all bridges
and trestles along the Cleveland, Lorain
aud WheelinI In conversation with min.
ers Mt Camp Blee they stated that rs
long rs the difYerential was withheld not
a pick would to raised, and that II non.
union men were chosen In their stead there
would DO the biggest riot Ia the history Of
the country and that the militia would be
unable TO suppress IL Tho miners In tho
New Lisbon district returned 20 work ON
the bnsis adopted by the Columbus con.
ference. An attempt was made by strikers
or their .sympathizcrs TO shoot Corporal
sherman. Company X A number Of sol.
diers chased the men anu fred voiley after
volley. but tho strikers escaped In the
darkness Afterward an inspection Of the
ground where tho shooting occurred dis.
closed tho dead bodies Of two men. II Il
supposed they we're killed by the Are which
the soldiers returned when thcy were nj.
tackled.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
A National humiliation.

Lately an American admiral. was
ordered by the Secretary OF tho Navy
to take command, without delay, OF
the South Atlantic squadron OF the
United States Navv which at the
time had Its headquarters at Monte.
v,deo, the capital Of Uruguay.
No swift vessel Ut the navy was
available for his I ansportation.
How, then, was the admiral to reach
Montevideo? We may suppose that
he would take the first steamer to
Montevldeo But what II there Ia no
American steamers plying to that
part Of the world?
That was exactly the case. The
Admiral was obliged to take thi
course He went fom Washington
to New York, and thence took an
English steamer to Southampton,
In England. Thence he took another
Eaglish steamer to MOntcvideo, cross.
INK the Atlantic Ocean twice, In for.
eign ships, to reach his post on the
same SIDE Of the. oceln!
This tact illustrates tho humiliat.
ing dependence upon foreign means
Ut communication which American
travellers and merchants are under.
Is II not the duty OF American law.
makers to consider seriously this state
Of things. and do what they can to
remedy II?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
COAL TRAIN HELD UP.
Mob Of Pennsylvania strikers 1ntimidate
an Eng!neer-l3uru q Bridge.

Mob Of Pennsyivania strikers Intimidate
nm Engineer-l,urn . Bridge.
A mob Of 500 strikers stopped coal
train on the Young wood branch Of the
Pennsylvania Road and at .hc point Of
guns forced the engineer TO take the train
back to tho siflckier mines. the point from
which II started. The strikers then par.
TALLY destroyed the llccla and Young wood
bridge. after which they attacked a
party OF non. union workmen, badly
beating two Of them The railroad com.
pany Immediately had the bridge repaired
and officers are now guarding IT, Dur.
Ing the lust three days eleven car.
loads of negroes have been brought into
the region. ana by Saturday there Will DO
over 1000 ncsrOo, at work. Tho coke
shipment this week was 500 cars Al Gut.
fey Station on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. the tipplc ut SCOTS works was
set On fire and destroyed, together with
two gondola cars. An hour later AN ut.
tempt was made to wreck the through OK.
prcss by wodping n tic In q frog Just
above Dover u short trsstle was fred. but
did not burn. A piece Of rail WAS found
driven In frog. These occurrences show
the spirit Of tho miners and their sympa.
thizcrs In that section.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
The Kingdom OF Home.

Let home stand first. No matter
how high your ambition, no matter
how far your talents or your intiu.
enccs may reach, before everything
else build up Q true home. BE not
its slave; be it, minister Let 1t not
be enough that II Is swept and CUR
n'shed, that its silver Is brilliant,
that Its food is delicious hut feed
the love In It. Then from its walls
shall come forth the true woman aud
the true man.
What honor can DO greater than to
found such U home? What dignity
higher than to reign its honored mis-.
tress? What Is the ability to speak
from a public platform or the wis.
dom that Gun command q seat on the
judges bench, compared to that
which can insure and preside over a
true home? To be the guild ng star,
the ruling spirit In such home is
higher than to rule an empire
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Tho Voices OF Animals,

outlet Is It r t6dsf ordinary circum.
stances, has i voice which carries
further than that VI either the cat Or
dog, when 1t cries out In feat. The
distance to which the voice OF differ.
ent animals carry, has been com.
puted as follows: First that Of the
lion, then in their regular order come
those OF the hyena, the screech owl,
the panther. and the jackal. 1t IL said
that the bray Of the donkey can 10
heard nifty times as far as the neigh.
ing OF the horse, while the cry OF the
cat can be heard ten times as far as
the bark Of the dog.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
ADDS To THE LANGUAGE.
Code Of Commercial Nomenclature, Ju
Issued, Contains Many New Words.

Code Of Commercial Nomenclature, just
Issued. Contains Many New Words.
The first volume Of code OF .commcr.
cial nomenclature. was issued from the
Bureau Of American Rej ublics Tuesday.
Its ~: pages present more than 100000
business terms. extending from "a" TO "ma.
chimes. inclusivc.n such as arc apt TO appear
IN commercial correspondence on the Amer.
tcsn continent and neighboring islands.
Very few Of the terms given are to be
found In distiouaries the latest inventions
oven 10 electricity te,ng fully treated In
the present work. he second volume,
completing the alphabet, will DO issued
some time In July. The book. which Is
The most elaborate work yet attempted by
che bureau. ami which has been In course
OF preparation for two years. will. II 10
thought. be Invaluable 70 persons engaged
In business with countries to tho south OF
the Unitsd States
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
KILLED TWO BOYS.

Electric storm and Cl0udburat Visit o
Pen mylvania Community.
A cloudburst broke over Penn Valley,
Pa. delusing the land and washing away
eatire fields OF growing grain. The dam.
age II worse than that inflicted BY the 70.
cont food. Tho downpour Of water was
accompanied by o severe electric storm.
Three boys. william and Eddie Lox and
Charles Hunter who took refuge under q
tree. wore struck by lishtuins. Eddie Loz
and Hunter are fatally injured. william
Los Will recover A cloudbIrs accom-.
panied BY hail and high wind. struck Ellis.
worth. Kan. Water on the main streets
was from two TO four feet deep. filling col.
lars and undermining buildings, ana q
great deal Of damage was done Damage
20 crops has boon great
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
FOR The EAGLE
A COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
4 Fest n Political, Commercial la( "a.
sfJ Intelligence, 1lsrsugAlJ NMsl
Tor eldo Readers.
Dangers Of the Knife,

Conservative ply sicians Of ST. Louis are
contemplating u crusade against the In.
competent wielders of the surgeons knife
Many physicians complain that capital
operations are being performed when there
va, no necessity for them OF these opera.
lions laparotomy seems to have been the
favorite of the amateurs Dr. Thomas
OReilly. u prominent surgeon, has writton
u letter to Health Commissioner Homan in
which he calls Dr. Homau's attention to
the many deaths resulting from laparot.
omy. He characterizes the knife Of the
surgeon when, employed in such operations
10 be fully as dangerous as that Of the
assassin. and In the name Of humanity asks
Dr. Homan to protect sufferers from this
operation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
FULriLLs MS THREAT.
Discharged Empioye Shoots FrcderI,
swain, q Chicago Business MAN.

Discharged Empioye Shoots Frederick
swain, = Chicago business Man.
Frederick =. Swain. President Of tho
Swain Lubricating Company, at Chicago,
was shot aud fatally wounded In his ONCE
Sunday evening by IN cx.on,ploye named
Henry Vaughan. Two men. employees
Of tho -Lubrica,in2 company. who
were 81 ting near by. heard the shot
and FASTENED s quickly as possible
Into the Office. reaching there just ~ tho
assassin was about to FIRE another bullet
ut Mr. Swain. Before no could again shoot
they ovcrpowered him. but not until after
fierce strugslc They hold him down
until Officer stcfiins. who also heard tho
shot reached the scene aud placed him
under arrest A year aso Vaughan threat.
oned vengeance for his discharge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Child Wedding . Fail urs.

Tho welded life OF Clyde Mann and H.
yeae-old Anna Zoller. OF Fort Wayne,
who we're married at Goshen last
week. Is not proving very sue.
cessfu! deal Tho brides parents wesl
opposed to the match and she not bein 2
OF marriageable age 1t was necessary TO
coll In william Johnston. u friend OF tho
groom. who swore that she. Anna, was ia
On the strength OF this they secured II.
cense In Fort Wayne County and few to
Goshen where Squire mberlain married
them Johnson I, now In the FortWayne jail
rs result n his perjury and Anna has
been captured by her mother
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Put . Dress on the Editor.

Tho woman su6ragists Of Kingmau.
Kan. male and female. have Ggot eveun
with W. L Brown. tho Populist editor Of u
kingman papeh Whom no returned homo
from the Peoples party State convention,
ut which he bitterly opposed the resolu.
ton iudorsins the pondiny constitu tlonai
amendment, . large body Of them mot him
NJ the depot and ~ he left the train they
seized him. arrayed him in farins vel.
low Mother Hubbard dress and sun bonnet
and compelled him 10 march through the
principal streets Ut tho head OF q brass
band. Yellow 10 tho Populist color
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
PRINCES PUT IN PRISON.

Opposition to the Authority Of the Young
sultan 10 Ne Crushed.
A dispatch from Tansier says that II Is
reported that the chief princes OF Morocco
who are likely to cause trouble 10 tho now
regime have been removed from their
commands In tina nfmy. Some Of them have
been cent 10 distant PROVINCES, whilo 9th.
ers have been imprisoned. The dispatch
adds that IL has transpi that In his Do
liticul testament tho late Sultan directed
that council OF regency DO appointed
until his young son. Abdul Asis, tho pres.
ent sultan, 1ttains his majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Denial from OIney.

Attorney General Olney Monday en-.
phaticsliy denied the report that no 10
preparing 10 begin suit against the Con.
trail Pacific, the Union Pacific and Kansas
Pacific Railroads for 800, 900, 900 sThere
10 not one word Of truth In the report" hc
added. VI have done nothing but Ale the
claim for $4,000. 900 against tho Sanford
estatan
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
cOxEY CARRIES MS POINT.
Actually Delivers from the Capitol Steps
Remarks Intended fer MAY 4,

Remarks Intended fer May 1.
jacob & Coxey and Carl Browne made
their appearance Ut the Capitol In Wash.
inston Friday. and this time actually do.
livered tho remarks which they were not
permitted to make from the steps Of the
Capitol May I. Coxey aud Browne mp.
pcarsd before tho senate Committee on
Education and Labor. and for an hour and
q half talked to the members Of tho com.
mittee on the Coxey bills for goods roads
and no interest on bonds Tho arguments
wcro In the usual stereotyped form.
CoAoy. n WASHINGTON dispatch says was
mild and genticmaniy In his lang age. but
Browne did not mako 30 good an imprcs.
aim.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Priest Assaulted at q Funeral.

While q funeral was In progress In 81.
Mary's Polish Catholic Church In Reading,
Pa, the priest Father Januskowicz, re.
questsd that all those present who were 10
arrears to the church leave the sanctuary.
About $50 OF the congregation arose. and,
after knocking the priest down, left the
house Of Worship
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
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w. l. cenf
Countsrfelters Working in Indiana,

4 very shrewd gang Of cOunterfeiters IL
operating In Eiwood. Ind, und the officers
engaged In trying TO ferret out members OF
tho gang have failed TO locate them. The
money is in dollars OF 1859, half.dollars OF
ISIS. and nickels OF later date. Tho
milling OF the larger coins Is defective,
but the nlckels are almost perfect
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Big Blaze In New York,

Fire was discovered In the basement Of
the six-story building ut Duane and Elm
streets. New York, which has caused o loss
probably exceeding $500. 900. Tho build
Ing In which the fire started y occupied by
printing establiihments and paper. bnx
factories, and on the upper floor by the
Electro Photograph Company ---
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Located In Mexico.

through Letters received at his home,
j. G. Thompson, the absconding cashier OF
tn, st National Bank of fcdalia. Mo,
has te,n located In the city OF Mexico 1t
l. thought he IS trying to mako amends
and return to his family.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Fatal Cruelty Of q Husband.

MIRA MindW Mary Richards, u yOune aud
handsome society lady, Of Findiay, Ohio.
fled In the Common Pleas Court un appli.
cation for divorce from her husband. Geo.
W. Richards. u prominent business man,
alleging cruelty OF IN extreme character
within twoive hour, after tho papers wore
fled. tho plaintiff died ~ tho result OF tho
injuries she had received.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
saioonnespers 70 ~ Arrested.

Fifteen saloonkeapers OF the village OF
New Bremen, O.. were arrested for the
violation OF the Sunday closing Law. Each
one will he tried separately for each time
he violated the law The village Is COM
prised mostly OF Germans and 1t IL Great
log @ great deal Of excitement
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
r. i. WaIker Arre.ted lin WInnip.x.

f J. Walker, alias BAXTER has been ar
rested 1T Winnipeg on q charge OF en-
bexxiement OF s6. 900 at Goshen, Ind
Walker was accompanied BY woman
whom he passed on - his wife. They sub
mistsd 10 arrest and have agreed togo
hack without extradition
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
No Preferred Iron Han Clalms.

Al Indianapolis Judge Winters has do.
cided that all tho claims alod by Rocsivor
Failcy In the Iron Hall case for sick bene.
its, and claims upon warrants drawn but
not paid for sick benefits. aro not preferred
claimS and should not DO paid. lilo hold.
that tho members filing them shall receive
such dividends AS have boon declared on
tho amounts which thoy have paid In on
assessments This decision disposes OF
about three hundred cluims.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
SUN DANCE ENDED.
Cree lndlans Conclude u Three Days. Fer.
fOrmNuce Of Torture,

formancc Of Torture.
A SPECIAL from Havre. Mont, says: The
Cree sun dance has just been concluded
here. after going OF for three days Every
shcrin 10 the State had been instructed TO
prevent the dance At any hazard. but there
Was no Interference here. three braves
were hung up by thongs thrust into Sits In
their breast, slashed By Little Eggs. tho
chief All tainted before tho ordeal was
oven young buck hud Sits cut In his
shoulders, and to the inserted thongs wore
tied four buffalo skulls which he dragged
after him. Eighty pieces Of flesh were cut
from his arms TO be- kept rs tokenA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23

Notices signed, "One thousand miners.n
have been sent TO the engineers on the
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad warning them not TO haul .scab"
coal at the peril Of their lives
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
A Wealthy Ea.slaye.

Joseph H. Hudlum, who swept up for
tune from the noor Of the Chicago Board
OF Trade. died Sunday night At his home
Hudlum was born as o slave near Rich.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
DEATH AWAITED THEM.
Forty-fve Russian Merrymakers Drowned
In the River Jek.

A terrible disaster Is reported from the
Russian Governm ent OF samsra A party
OF young people, numbering about seventy,
we're returning from q fe,e on the River
Jek The boat which was carrying then,
across the water was leaky and over
crowded. When near Bugulme the boat
ssnk. The drowning people. few OF whom
could swim. clutched frantically at each
other In their efforts to keep themselves
above water. and forty-fvs out OF the
seventy passengers we're drowned.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Verde. Of Murder Asaiust Bone.

At Portland. Ind, Coroner White rem.
dered verdict OF willfui murder against
Policeman Samuel Bone, who Killed Frank
Guilds Bone II In the Winchester Jail
a. -Sse
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Committed Suicide In Ill. Cell.

William T. Slower. indicted for forgery.
was found dead In his cell ut Oxford, Ohio.
He had taken carbolic acid Slower left u
letter toehi wife. directed TO lOi Yves,
Madison street, Chicago
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
Ingalls, May BecOme an Editor.

John J. ingalls,. OF Atchison, Kan. has
received an offer to become editor In. chief
OF an important magazine published ir
Now York
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23

Be polite. to everybody. There's
no telling when you may have some.
thing 10 sell
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-23
The National OaAa

Tho clubs Of the Nssioasl sad western
Leasuss stand - follows u the champion.
ship rAceI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-08
SMALL TALH
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PlthiIy Told.
TEN years ago yesterday the big flood
of 1884 was at its height.
THE Council Committee on Fire De-
partment is called for next Monday
night.
THERE was one case in Police Court,
yesterday morning-a vag. He was al
lowed to go.
REPAIRS at the office OF Coroner j. W.
Schultze are completed, aud the offices
are among the fine ones in the city.
TREASURER P. b. DoBBINs, of the
Citizens Relief Committee, received
donations to the amount of 500, yester-
day.
The Ri. Rev. George w. Peteykin
will lecture tonight at the State Uni
velsity for the benefit OF the Episcopal
Church.
EDITOR c. 3. Harris elegant new
residence at Echo Point is having the
finishing touches put on it. Wood Bros.
did the excellent work.
REV. SAMUEL SCHwARM, pastor of
the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, was yesterday authorized to
solemnze the rite Of matrimony.
THE business men of the city will
assemble at the Chamber of Commerce
this evening to take action looking TO
change In the Il. q o. schedule between
this city and points east.
CITIZENS of the East End are clamor
ing for an explanation OF the mysterious
and unhappy number, 16S, displayed
ia bold figures upon the Reymann
Brewing Company's bulletin board.
THE South Side German Society held
a meeting last night at Menge Il How
ley's Hall, Last Tuesday night st the
same hall this society gave well at
tended dance, and Albert Luit furnished
the music.
A SOUTH SIDE bowling enthusiast is
so eager for the game that when absent
in the western part Of Ohio yesterday
he sent several kilograms to his friends
notifying them that he would be on
hands this evening for the game. Bowl
ing has become a great craze in Wheel.
ing.
NEXT Monday night, at G.. A. r. Hall,
the Sons of Veterans will give another
of their enjoyable bean bakes. An enter
tainment will prccede the repast. The
occasion is the anniversary Of Abraham
Lincoln's birth and is known as Union
Defenders day. A most pleasant time
is assured.