davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25
In speaking of the arrival in Wash

In speaking of the arrival in Wash.
ington of the commonwealers the Chi
cago Record says: 'In the circum.
stances it would be very interesting to
know what is going to happen when
Coxey and his numerous lieutenants
invade the seat of government. Pre-
sumably some member of Congress will
introduce a bill favoring compliance
with the commonwealers requests.
He can enforce his arguments with a
plain statement Of the fact thai the ar
mics are sufficiently interested in :heir
purpose to walk hundreds and even
thousands of miles to present it. Not
only that, but the people along the
road were sufficiently interested to
help them with food and sundry arti-
clcs Of much needed apparel. In
short, the commonwealers, representa-
tive Of some vaguely defined wish OF
the public have come to Washington
to ge. something done, and will be
pleased to roost on the capital steps
until Congress does it. The legislat-
ors can hardly. ignore completely the
sence of quite community OF
,rly clad people who may be pa.
sitting 10 the congressional
"henevcr the Legislators 20
'on. The prospects of l.
"edemonstration some
eIehborlood Of The p..
lecidcdly favor
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

Eggs, ranch, lie; state, &c. Butter, best
creamery, 2l@22; dairy, 15c. Hay, upland
baled, slr 00dsl2 second bottom IS. 509
5000; alfalfa, $3.50. Oats, &l1ba$l.20. Po-
tatoes. fl.O00sl.15. Cattle, choice steers,
s2.0O@s3.25; cows, s210MS2. 80; native feed
ers, s2.60as300. Hogs, choice, t4.75.
Spring chickens, 12ct9l3c per 1b. Turkeys,
&c pcr H.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

Colonel Z. S. johnson and Captain G. H..
Hamilton have left Durango on their two
years trip overland to Patagonia. The party
will consist Of four men, and all the necessary
paraphernalia to make the trip. The above
gen1emen represent syndicate Of newspa-
pcrS and 1t is their intention to turn In
weekly letters descriptive of the country
through which they pass.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

The way to find Mr.. Reed in the
House of Representa- atives nowadays Is
to look for broad and pleasant smile
Mr.. Reed will be found Immediately
behind the smile.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

tDENT
rietor.
'RADO.
CURRENT conn, ut.

wnAr win become of some Of Ken
tucky's fair fame as til. home of chiv.
airy if she persists in re-electing
Breckinridge to Congress.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

cCWEp DIDE DRAIN; WELL AND IH.
SERsEMEk FIPE CO. o. Col People,s bank Bldg.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

Dali Ev'c Brown Lrghorns 4 Barred
DlIlEI . plymouth itOcks. Noted layers
and non sdtiurg. j. A. BAILEY, nth a. stout sts.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

DlnVnl cc NEW AND SECONDHAND.
OlUIULcC Write for what yon want. Wc
Ghyo n q. y. HANNAH. 1871 Lawrence 80.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25

pATCuTo Obtained for Inventors. land book
FA6cNvC free. A. J. O'BiIEN, solicitor q.
3 mud foreign Patents. ltth& Lawrence. Denver.
The Delta independent., 1894-04-25
TENTS l',E! "a! AWNINGS N. f:s:; H. ~:

NOI mi nm POULTRY JOURNAL. SEQ
yUlUnQUU our enlarged March number. jyc
per Yenr. Send for sample copy Box OIL. penyor.
, 1894-10-03
Rep. Glarfe perfIa9t.
Die 6ebriioer DiferY ~perIaneen pom linn nno
5wei 5eu9en DER uGipic federation"
10000 S4aoenerio5 wegen Der
lGumouns uno S4doi9un9
itres Nnfes.

SIM &reisgeri9t pur6en s~eitern S3az
oeneriabfla8en 9egen 0fep. Btltam %.
Glarfe, ben 8oriiber beS Mntte@ Climber
Gomites Der yGipic Te6eration", lOnie
gegen QLrtbur QB. unoertoooo uno Mbee :.
Qluen, Die in Der l1nteril9ung 9e9en bic
Sitter Dom griinen Slid Dor ben @roB7
gel6tporenen ais 3eu8cn full9trt batterl,
anbdngig gemaht. Die &lQ9er itnb &bo@
mas 81. 8tderO un6 Sobn st. BtGerD, bon
Der Tirma BiferD 8ros., 1904 Wobalb
Qlpe., llnO jcoer Der betOen &lG9er ~perlangt
fir ieineu G6eil bon ben bret 8erfIagten
$40, 900 ScbaOenerlob.
Die beiDen S6a6enerIabfla9en ltno
birefte Sol9en beS GDr9ebens Der vGibtc
FEDERATION" in ibrem &reu33u9c ge8en Die
Spielb0Qen. SbOmaS unb Sobn 8tderp
qeb0ren Su BEN 2euten, tpelcbe Dor Der
lebteu @ran6 Surp in Nntla9e3ultano per@
1ebt tpor6en tparen. Sic paren belC6ulz
oigt, bas 6als 1904 @abaiD Mue. fur
3lpede bes 6arsarblpieIs Dermiet6et 81
baben, auBeroem aber tparen lie aucb be-
i9uloigt, IN benz %genannten Saule cine
Spiet60ue betrteben 3u baben.
Die @ebriiOer GiGerD bebaupten aber,
0aB Die segeu le crbObenen Nlui6uIbis
9ungen gQn5li6 rn9erebtfertigt letet uno
ie wouen ibren Sal lotDobI i'm Criminal
gcricbt ais aAh i'm Gipilgeri6t Guf's Neus
Berite nerfeCbten. SSn Den Seb~aoener1aB<
tlagen bcibu[Oigcu bic @ebriiDer StGerD
Den Nep. Glorf uno Bic nit oemlelben Ser
flagten Ser NerlcumDung unO Der ScbGois
gung i6res guten 9tufeS; i'm Grimtnalges
richt glauben Tie oet 9tachDeiS erbrtngelt gu
f0nncn, Dab tie uni6ulOig dngeflagt ioors
ben iinb. QlnipaLt Gi9ber9, ben Die Ges
! 6riiocr 8iderD ais 9tecbtsbeiitanb getDDnnen
baban, glaubt our1 9etDtIie III l~elren 0Gr@
ben befinoticbe @orreiponoenSen nacbueiien
gu fDnnen, DaB Step. Glarfe pobL gemuBt
babe, baB ieine Glienten nit elmer Sptel7
b0le nidts 3u t9ul batten.
Die Webrliosr BiderD betrteben in Dem
i6nen geb0ri8cn icboit06i9cn @ebGuoe gtO.
1901 Q8abalb 2tDe. Elm @rocerDgeibdft unb
ein t6oteL unter benz 0tameu v8i6erD
0otel". 9(m II. September erbieltcn iie
BON Nco. G(arfe cinen 8rtef, in tpelcben
berielbe ibnen c%rtL6rte, boB er in Grfabs
rung gebracbt babe, baB in benz 0oteL Elm
Opticians betriebcn tperoe uno in neIben
er iie I'm NuSfunft b~ariber eriucbt, Wer
Der Gi9entbumer be5 0otcls lei.
Die 0ebriioer BiGerp gaben benz &eD.
ben gepitni9ten Qtufi4luB, proteitirten
aber gletcb3eitig ener9ii6 9eSen bic 8es
l6ulbiguu8, baB in Dem 6otel cine Spiels
60ue bctrieben 1per6e.
lin 10 GROCER mai bas @ritaunen Der
@ebriiber 8iderp. ais ite erfubrcn, OoB ie
BON ben 0rOB8eI6mOrenen in 9lnfLa9e5us
itanb uetlebt tporOen ieien.
, 1894-10-03
Die Wablbeb0roe
Schubert ole &;iten Ger mohIriater un0 Wabl-
GIerfS.

Die @a6lcomniiGre itriben geitern aus
ben &titen Der Wablric1ter uno Ma6lclcrfS,
Die biSber oil ben 0a6ltagen bic Stilmmeu
Der gSGbler entgcgennabmcn, be3p. re-
8titrirtcn, cine 9rOBere Nn5a9l bon 9famen,
bcionbers BON iOl3en Berionen, Bic nidbt
D0ouSbalter" householder i'm Gimme
oeS Q6a6I9eiebeS iino.
8euor Die gSablcommiiiGre an 6ie1e Or
belt 9ingen, macbten iic ii3 nit Der bon
Dem QlntpGlt 2atprence g. 8D0le eegebenel
Seftnitton 6es QluS0rudeS householder"
b%etannt.
9ta6 bieier Definition lit Elm house
holder i'm Stnne oes be5igliben Sara
9rap6en beS Wa6lgeieBes Elm O1onn, Der
ais 8Oriteber ober ais 6aupt elmer Tami5
lie nit Dieier Samilie Iebt un6 fir Ben
unter6olt 6crleIben ais unobbGngi9e fFaz
Mile ior9t.
Nlr ben &usbruf vTamilie" lartete sic
9eftnttion beS Germ 8ople bo1in, DaB einc
S!amtlte cine @ruppe bon B%erIonen iei, Die
nnter ctnem 6aupte in etnem 6aule Icben.
Ntaltlt uno Tr0l 5ul0mmen bilben ebenz
faus cine 8omtlie.
Aut 0runb oieier 9efinationen fanb Sic
erpa3nte S6uberuns Der Qiften Der QBablS
richter unO 8abtcIcrfs itatt.
So3n Wt. Smpt3, Ser nit &obert g.
SSles unO 90. so. 8raoen 3ulammen bQS
sepubLifanii9e @recutibcomtte ncrtrot
na9te Die Wablcommiiion 6orauf aufz
mertlams 6aB Strafbetimmungen fir
ioIcbe Mablri5ter uub Wa6lclerfs, Die
Som G~ountDgericbt ernonnt limb, pOroes
le9en itr0, tpenn Oiefclben nibt Ben ibnen
5H8e'pte1enen 9tcnit an ben Stimmplaben
noernebWen. @r erbieGt Die 13ufidsruno
Der Wa9icommiiidre oaB llebcrtretunqen
Der pelretfenben @eieBe geobnoet tperben.
, 1894-10-03

Dieie 6dmorrboiben5 SaLbe lit g~arantirt,
ieben Sal gu beilen Ooer bo5 @elS apirS
3ar1Gsesenen+ Nnweiiunsen, mie man
!0amorrboiben perbiitet, auf Der etiquette
jebeS 8s1Glter5. @ortet unb leibet niobt,
~ion6ern beauftraSt @uren 2Ipotbefer, fie TO-
fort fir Gub gu befteuen. 8irb na5 @ms
pfang Don 81. 90 augei6iGt.
sSm nertanfen bel auen eG&stbeRerm.
I2nu3, III, H. II. bap
, 1894-10-03
Die Gourthauiez}raee biz sur Qbfilnmunq
am Q. Nopembcr erIeoi9t.

Die Stimmge6er bon Goof @ountD tperz
Ben bel Der ben o~ritebenbcu Jtopembermabl
Die Srage su entibeioen baben, Oh Bic
idbrli9e StencrquOte 0es GountpS fir Die
nQ6iten 3lD0nsIg Sabre UNI $500 900 sur
0cdung Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb Der
3iuien fir cine Nnleibe gum Betrage bon
81, 600 900 3tpe6S @rri6tun9 zines neuen
G~ountDQebGu0es uuD zines ueuen @ef4ngz
niiieS erb09t perben iou.
So ftebt iebt Der 8eI9luB bes @ouut0z
ratb8, nadbem Gountpanpalt Subj in Der
geitrtgen Dertd9ten Commissioning lcin
0utoc9ten bQbtn abge9eben bate, 0aB es
nur elmer etnfaden StimmenmeDrbeit i'm
GountDratb bcoirIe, I'm Die 6rage elmer
Nnleibe unb elmer Steuererb0bung ben
Sttlnmgebcrn 0eS GountDS 3l ultterbreiten.
Sn Der GountOratb8 iibung am Wontag
6atten 9 @ommtiidre fir, uno nur 4 gcgen
Die 9teiolutiOu, BEN Stimm9ebern bic pbenz
ertDG5nte Tr0gc Dorjule8en, 9eitimmt.
BrditOent Strudman be8te 3tpeifet barr
Iber, Oh Bic 9teinlution Domit angenomz
men lei ober nicbt, uuo er unterbreitete Dem
Gountponwatt Subj Die Trage sur @ntz
lc1etDung.
6err Subj fibrte in icinem @utabten
aus, baB Der 8eibluB beS Gountprat9S in
Saben Der GOurtbOIies6 rage in teincr
Q8eile cine Gerous9obung Don @etO inoolz
Dire, unO baB in 6ieiem Safe Daber bic Be-
fttnmung Der &egeln beS @ouutprat6s, 6aB
fir acknowledgment in Der 60be bon
meDr ais $500 Die 3uitimmung Der stpetz
brittel W}cgrDeit bcS &ountDraths notbs
iDenbig lei, nibt an0eOrbnet tucrben Tonne,
@5 Danble iib ein3i9 unb ALIEN I'M cine
QtufforOerung an oas 0olf, ben GOuntDratb
gu autOrtitren, Die gepODnli9e conititutioz
neQe electromagnetic gu crbo6en.
Nuf @runb 0ieles @uta6tcus erflGrte
8r6ii0ent StrUGman bic am Montag gez
faBte 9teioIution bes GountpratbS fir an=
0enommen. Sin 8eriucb bes GommiliGrs
Cunning, bie BieberernGguug Ser Neloz
luton Our63uieben; miBIang, un6 Oamit
lift bic 0iScuiiiOn Der GourtbouiesSrage
bis auf 8eiteres beenbet. Qm g.. 9topentz
Der tDerDen Die Stimmseber bes GountDs
ibre Qnliat iber Die Tra8e funO tbun.
, 1894-10-03

Ser Sl16aGt Der Qr5eigen pOn 6oo0's
Soriopariuo miro befGti9t bur9 Su6orlo5,
mel@e III Der 6inou5=Melt pDne AuitoHb
Gcceptirt wir0e1. Gas l09t beutIi0 9eru9,
baB Soob'S turirt.
, 1894-10-03
fit JeOermQnn.
fit 9rO5 ono Hlein.
fit Qrm ono RoiC6,
COnklin's
@on06u0
Nubliden Wtffens,

giir Dos 1aus entbdGt es nlb'
tide Gecepte aGer 9trt, &ngabeE
iber WtaB unb Geipi9t IT, IN.
JTr 8auaente giebt es 2tuf.
fdluB in sel@dftli@en unb seieb
lt9en Srasen, iOtuie 8atb in Sud-
flbruns unO ibren nerl9ie6enep
@pfemen,
giir MedJaniker cine 8uIan9'
a%lenteaung Der in i6r Sad i9ta'
genOen me9anii9en @eiese unO
aaer benfwIrOi9en grfinbungeu
uub Mai6inen,
gilr Oen 5anOwerker prattii6e
Ratbl6lase unO itatiitii6e Nn'
aaben.
giir zen 9an0wlrtD @itte.
t~unssreseln 8Obenfuu6e, &atb'
f1lG9e fir 8eaGerung 2anOmei'
flung unb 8ebanOlnng bon 8ieb,
giir 6drtt,er GuH6GIHe iibeg
2ebensfdbigfeit Der Gamenarte1,
Reinen, Ma9stbum Der 8Gume2G.
giIr 1olitiker ltotiitii6e8 eri6t'
iber @ablen, 8ep6lterun9s3abL
Gartei9ruppirunsen.
Siir 5ol1D1mOler senaue MaB'
tabellen.
gilr DudDbalter 8e6nun9ss uTt
2ah[tabeQen.
81 1T nnntOgGidL ben reiG)en ST.,
balt bieies 9anObu9S aud uur
onndbernO Su i6ilOern.
Sebes Sitter, ieber Stano urb
8ernf finben barin iGneG 8atb
anO GuH6GuB.
Saau tOnint cine 3u1ammen'
{teaun9 aI1er ~widtisen eeIdidtlb
dsn Greigniie, iOwie seOsrapbiids
ansabeu bur9 SO tleiae 9~anOfarteu
erldutert, ftotiltii6e 8uIammen'
iteannssn iiber @eididte, 8epOlfo
ru1g unO Die Gr5eugniie aIer @tau'
ten Der Union.
Sa alien Srasen bon eMgemei'
Ilem Sntereiie finbet man bier ia
Oerit dnOli6er 6oiiuns
ant'Oort und 8eiehrung.
abonnenten f6nnen bas 8uh flr
, 1894-10-03

Sin reguIdrcr M~enibenfreIer faeint
Der Z4la9rI8e @baS. DtcJteil, $50. "a g.
SInton StraBe. 81 ietn. @r 9ertet6 nit
Dem elaoterlpieler Soiepb 6ammel in
Slrett ititr3t ii6 auf ibn un6 biz ibm buds
1ta6ltcb OaS recbte Obr ab. @r purbe in
9aft genommen.
, 1894-10-03

6S ~ oou glelo DDrt mad SOutbampton, 2pnbou &C
SHV nit S6nenbompferu Turit 9tsntard, YtDr.
nod Bremen, 9ambHrg, Nntmerpen, ROTTERDAM, AM,
fterban1, SaOre uno Tarts.
ANTON B6ENEERTs @enerol.4 anooi q aent.
81 &o|a1e Ctr. IS" 0Dnmabts= uno GrbiboftsI adeM
immer nod piinftGea beiprat
, 1894-10-03

6oob's 0tlleu turiren 2eberleibel1,
Ge!biubt.
, 1894-10-03

Die Stimm9eber iouen entideioen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
WORDS OF WISDOM FROM SENATOR
HOAR

,>-r, cr1-uc
HE REPLIES TO MORRISON J. S"iF4' ">D "1'N
4..-.,-ro, covr, coon Apvrcr
No|NHii I'd ~
Boston April Ex-senator George +. Hoar has
vr,,,sn Morrison / Swift the labor agitator. in
VIZ" M ,, -
part as loI!0"s' - % ,eo,
washington. April y. l%i.
.Norriso, cujft Eso No 20 Oak-St., Boston.
'.o'''So' = ' -, g., - last on
Sir: read your letter, uaten APi+i 10 i"''' va
my return from a few days visit In MASSACHUSETTS
~ ,....- n o~,~a,el,, courteous and moderate in
ae-i''''4 - 'N'' -. 1900, Col
its tone and certainly deserves most lesP'StIui
answer 7 have no doubt that IL is true that many
a, - ,.,.o too, ,,nahle n find work
''''.S sS ~ - -, 80. .a,i, ~ thor
during the last winter without any ia"i1 % 49,
own. This IS the more to be deplored because ms
oo,a,,o, ~. .,,,,,- hoe followed q norod when the
'0" 0' '".'a' no - .I.a,,,. .ho o,orL-
people Of the United states, tSlecidHt '-V "O'-'
,ng neor,e ue-e better off than they ever had
20 . 70 -, ,ho ,,oo,le NJ
oeen before and were better OH 'hd,i '-7 'YI .,,.
any other country. either now IN former times.
..r, - -. - ,a,,e.l ,hte eudden change
-"' f--9-'-''' "44'AS ''- ,.., g.. ~. .bo,.
ron sucn une%ampie1 prosperity ,aar
which differ / attribute il wholly 10 ule Iedi
n, .ho -. = 81 1,,,.,,,.ers of an overthrow OF
,ba h - ,rosieI frr more tnan thirty
rss ., r'-'0' WIN" ''"' l'0'
.T - ,., , f., .b,nl,in,, that the persons
wac entertain your VleWs' or any IN. h resn.c,fulIy
Sas-S ~ ~ w, me , - a., ,,ojr 80 77eIitions
s't q. a.. S.rr, ;,,ros-@ihte mat tho Government
~, ~ ~ - u..iF nm - ,'o,,ie II was not con-
a .sn piyNtle "oih lot 'ne pe1P' 7, e not clothed
sI.ult7i l'I any SuNu ~ q. - CO clothed auy
cy ,n aIy s.cn ,nIor.ake mat as pol
sy r,l,,iJ tb, 80 - sure and speedy de-
s,.d y. %0u4d De Drought 10 " ''' ~
81 - - .t,,, .ta, .bo marching OF large bodies
os NOR - St-,gsf.,.Cn ror the purpose Of urging
sIcf roouce. is yise or will tend 70 secure wise
actIon on ~. nsr, ~ Congress or 20 help the cause
vSioh .iie N l-Isii7 -. is nlui ynIl known Every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Baltimore. April % SpecaD.-Eiaborate arrange
ments have been made by the musicians OF hA.t-
,,ore FOR the entertainment Of the Delegates from
All parts of the country who VIII atunh the coz"
,or,ion OF the National League Of MussclanS which
rs Il, this ctv next Tuesday. This IS the only
- ,tor,l organization Of musicians in the lnltsh
states. II was started In New-York city on Nircn
. 1856 Delegates to the convention are '"',''
for two years but the sessions are ned annna'iy'
rr,is convention will be the largest ever held as ihe
,,1,t,on has grown rapidly the last two years
"i W ,u mig nirht there vii be iOrch.Rn
Drocesslon' In which all the singing societies ana m
I.'',.oI ,r~anizatIons viii take part. This VIII De
ihuSi."i ihu, i,, seren tle TO the visitors by band
70 iS1 performers under the direction Of professor
Yi ~ n,rntr rbe conventlo Will last two days,
IL " Lt.rTav thc delegates Will be taken on an
a~wcursion down thc bay. and there Will be er';na no
c~onis. c~s. , 10 boat The present officers OF the
Si,', Soi,TSI' u .,g,c are. President. e. H. ". Ruhe.
of pittsburg president AeXander cre%inr cS%ino 81 81
N,ar ~, - the Executive Committee John HUNT
NJ Ncw-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
40 LIGHT on THE WO0DHIrEN MYSTERY.
~ INQUEST ~ THE CASE OF MRS. MARY J.
SMITH. WHO WAS FOUND DEAD ~ THE
RESERVOIR To HE HELD TO-DAY.

~ rNor-rsr ~ THE CASE OF MRS. MARY J.
SMITH WHO WAS FOUND DEAD ~ THE
RESERVOIR. To HE HELD TO-DAY.
Detective \shmead. OF jamaica. L. l., worked all
day Yesterday on the mystery which surrounds the
death OF Mrs Mary J. Smith. whose body was
found floating In the little reservoir OF the eros
lean Waterworks. at Woolhayen. early on Satur-
lav morning He succeeded in finding little TO
throw ueht Oh the mystery So far as known there
IS only one witness 10 the events Immediately pre-
cedine the death Of Mrs Smith. That witness Is
hor dementcl daughter. Mrs. Nellie Caldwell. What
happened in the early morning hours a"er
the daughter and her almost equally demehied
mother stole ont Of the house before the other IN
mates were stirring VIII probably never be learned
unless from the daughters lips while she ta'KS
wanIernsly Of the tragic affair
All that Detective Ashmead knows definite ~ is that
mother and daughter lef; the house about O'Clock
They went to the reservoir. and few hours later
the body of the mother was found IN the water
That the daughter had also been in the water IS
known for when she returned to the house OF her
hrother-iu-law Mr Richardson. she was drppln6
wet and the water was stl flowing from her hair
which hung down her back The remark OF MIS-
Caldwell when questioned Immediately after she
returned. that her mother was taking her usual
morning bath In the reservoir opens VIDE raHs'
of specllation TO Ashmead and the Coroner. 1t Is
habit of going to the reservoir every morning ana M
bathing That they could have kept thi* UP LOT
nuy length OF time without being found out IL not
probable -, .,, nathan
and daughter had contemplated suicide TOT Sohr
time and started out early on SATURDAY % NJ
His iiea IL that either one wanted 10 emu hc' nv ~
and convinced the other il would be well Tor hotn
~ de m the same time. With this idea firmly
dxei in their minds they went 10 the reservoir ana
either jumped walked in Mrs; Smitn hti was was
well advanced in years and the sudden chi'I may
have made her Incapable of drawing back; or she
NAV have been 80 determined to end her pie thatt
she deliberately FASTENED the end. In the case OF
thn d,urhtcr who was strong and healthy despite
her mental inirmity. Ashmead thinks the coIti
water may have frightened her ana AZ the lase ss
moment she drew back and sought safety on the
solid ground. -. ..,., ,.ho,
found and there was every indication that she had
hastily drawn her clothes on and started OUT.
coroner EVeritt. OF Jamaica, Will hold an inquest
this evening at Jamaica. Mrs. Caldwell is pelhg
carefully watched and every remark she makes Is
being noticed SO that later on. perhaps the true
story may be learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

COKE OPERATORS DECIDE TO RESUME OPERA
T1ONs-pRoGRAMME or THE STRIKERS
scottdalc Penn. April 2s-Thc super.ntcndents or
the Valley and Painter works notified 10 their men
to-day that they could return TO work In body tc-
morrow bat after that time they would not be cm-
plovcd The workmen held meetings this evening
and decided 10 remain out
Connellsville Penn. April 29-The report that a
number Of coke operators VIII attempt 20 resume
has spurrcl the strikers - activity In the work OF
perfecting their organization. The Vanderbilt &C
ton has been thoroughly organized by the men sent
into the region by the National Board ana NE men
Will all ioln the strike tomorrow mornnE \ aiEr
rnass-meetlng was held at Paul this evening 70 F't
those mon In line RGney and COCHRAN. wAo OWN
tho plants I'm the Vanderbilt region. say ilry. WI
work tomorrow and have asked Sherin WilhciIi
for protection. large force or deputies was Srh' ~
Vanderbilt tonight. Ralncy put my italAhs IA n''
Elm Grove mines yesterday. ana VIII II is frip''
employ italians the coke plant II his employees JON
IN, strike. The strikers are preparing to.h4~H' ''
resist any attempt to start up IN" lple pants 70
morrow. Meetings are in progress al along ih.
Mount Pleasant branch and IN the lunhdI "hp
IeisenrinC districts 10 prepare tn strk.:s ipT h
attack in case the ovens are fred Up. me rrp'r'
is that Mcclure Rainey. Cambria IRON Ionild"i. .
/ Cochran & Sons and some OF the Flick plants VIII
attempt - fire up tomorrow. TIC Baltimore ana
Ohio Company will alzO attempt - run coil AZ nc :
| Pcnnyroyal mines. II the mines cannot lee worked
| freight trafic Will be badly crippled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
yrSryuOyy FOR CHTEF RAMSl y.

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, April "a strong defence
u.as made in Grand chief Ramsays case yesloi-
dav. witnesses being produced 10 prove an "H''
several citizens Of Ninton testified that haH''"'
yas IN that town on the day the state claims j.,
paid money to Jeffrey ana toid h'" 10 7'o'.'.
P"' P ,r. i,,oss Ward being recalled. fatty
a,,o,,d tho witness Smith. and the latter an-
mitted he was Cedar Rapids when hS b, out
-, ,,1cc ~. telegraph wires. william hrhIS ~
operator at Eidora Iowa. testified 1a&t JenrGy Ty nIr
iin,on ,' 49, cedar Rapids and Northern dctectV'S "ea
pignning case and wanted Jenr,y r,,,yyon,sed no HIM
as o6 nosition as he had before me ,,rke - NJ
a. ,1 IL sv,ear strong enough to convict RaiAsay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
MINERS WHO WANT TO WORK.

Toluca H. April "a majority Of the miners
here are determined 20 work, regardless "i the
wishes Of Spring Valley. Ia Sale ana Srcator
men At a meeting held yesterday all but iorif-
five Of the white men ana all IA" coiored men de-
cide1 to return 20 their lahors tomorrow. lTc-l-
dent Deylin assured the men that the company
would do everything in its power for their pro-
lection lie relies Oh the word OF Acting Governor
GIN TO furnish such protection II again called upon
70 do So While here yesterday. the latter prom
iscd that he would call out armed force II the
miners at this place were intcrfered with.
Charleston, ". Va. April &g.-The strike situation
IN this section is as b. has been from ia" .-'ii.
namely. the greater part Of the men are "D,,. ~
trouble has occurred and none Is fcarcH ~ l-
believed to-day that the greater part oi me hii''7
win be AT work by the middle OF the "t'N ~
10th the Kanawha and New River district, aS i,I'
operators have about determined that the hI,kIi
;..ar gotten up by the OHIO and PcnnsyN Ninid cIiI
operators in order 10 injure tn interests oi .l@
oierators in this territory. The miner" IN ini"
Kanawha and New River regions are IN cXtTrine,y y,
lad shape for q strike. ard they are ANXIOUS ~
work and will have but little 70 90 WIN INC uI''y''
,Tbis week Will see all at work Tho miners III ln.
Incabontae Mcdowell and Wyoming telilioIN ar
M work but u in the price OF coal WIN p, un.'r
l,, tho Norfolk end Western Kailroa.. "HI,h '., p
ali Of the coal The railroad officials say u,lSt me ne
oncrators shall not cut prices OF mlminE. u ,h.
do the road win refuse to haul coal THIS bo'S 'h'o
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30
LITTLE LIGHT oy Az ASSASSINATION.

Buffalo. April 29-The assassin OF Montgomery
Gibbs who was shot down in Delaware-ave. last
night is still at large AMI unknown. The whole
detective force Of the city has been at work on
the case to-day. The most valuable testimony OBJ
tained was the evidence Of Walter Kennett ana
William Willis two boys employed in the delivery
department of n shoe store They were walking NY
Delaware-ave and were about half block above
the place where the shooting occurred when the
first shot was fired. The boys turned around IN
time TO see the flash of the second shot. and In
the light OF the third one they saw two men
hmm out from behind two large trees on the SIDE
walk run about thirty feet up the walk and dis
appear into a yard. This is the first light that
has been thrown on the murder. 1t dsposes Of the
theory the police had adopted that the shooting
had been done by woman. SO far me polce
have been unable to learn amy motive for the deed:
When he e.t his house In the evening ne went
to the newsstand. whore he spent half an hour:
Later he was at the Manhattan Fats and IN
Music Hall restaurant; Al g5' o'clock he passed
a friend half block from his own home lie nad
passed his own house and walked about haf
mile further when he shot His family cannot
guess his destination. since he had passed his house
and was travelling directly away from II. one bull
let passed through his arm. the other entered MS
brain and the powder marks were left on his
oror,ia