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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
IN OUR OWN eoMMoNweatrH.

A large force OF mon win begin to huild
tho joanna and Lancaster railroad Tucs.
day.
Lafayette college souiors will wcar tho
can and gown during commencement
wnck,
A 5.ycnr.old child who jourucycd alone
from HAMBURG reached hi' father In AL
lcntowu, Pa, safely,
Actor y, H. Sothcru, who was stucl,cn
with neuralgia OF the stomach at Reading.
spent yesterday IN bed
Wading into the Srhuylllil river at
PottsIown Michael Loudcgrnu tried to
drown himself, but waa rescued by fronds.
Hereafter tho stpto's accounting officers
say only institutions which are strictly
public charities will bo exempt from taxa
tiun,
A stcel bRr In the hands Of Morris Lee, a
Carnegie employc NJ Braddock, came in
contact with an electric light wiro. Ice
wap instantly killed.
Edward Willis and John Nash both
colorcd. duOrroled ovor n game OF cards in
II Camden saloon yesterday morning and
Willis shot Nash in the head, inilicting n
fntnl wound
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
TROUBLE At BIRMINGHAM.
Intense Excitement-Goyernor Jones
Sent for and the Militia
Ordered Out.

BIRMTGHAM. Ala. April % Both
the miners and mine operators Of this
district ara in state of intense sx-
ciEemsnt tonight. The former are
angry, the latter anxious. Governor
Jones has b2eu tel"grsphed for and
will arrive at midnight He will be
Hss BY the mine operators, the sheriffs
and officers Of the local military. and a
conference will b. held relative to i'm
mediate action. The local militia hsv-
been ordered to assemble at their re-
spectivs arnorias early tomorrow
morning and to hold themselves in
readiness to be called ont.
The strike situation is about this:
At Patton the mru nt work decline to
quit. The strikers there threaten that
not pick snail fall In the mines there
tomorrow. Arms and ammunition
have reen provided by the striksrs. A
posss Of deputies have been sent there
By the sher f.
At Blu, Creek the negro miners at
work are frightened badly. Tns COM
pany has sent here for beer to bolster
MP their courage A large constabu-
larry force il on the ground. 1t Ia feared
that tC-morrow's parade and demon
'tration by ths strikers will be nsed TO
FIRE the strikers and increase their en-
thuaiasm. From 1000 to 5000 men
will participate In 1t;
Open threats have been made by the
individual miners 10 tear down the
stOckades and release the convirts, and
10 burn the cOmmissariea Witnin a
week all OF the gun stores in this city
bavs been drained OF arms and ammu-
milton, and more have been tslographed
fnr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
SPARKS FROM THs CABLE.

Elections In Portugal for members "
the Cortes resulted In government ma
Iority of A.
Hungary will hold an exposition In 1896
In celebration Of the mllsnnial anniversary
of the establishment of the monarchy.
At Antwerp, Mesdnms Jonnne admits
shs poisoned her sister, brother and uncle
10 obtain the Insurance. on their lives.
An enomy of the Brazilian government
and this n-urgent General Martin mot at
Buehos Ayfes to consider terms Of peace.
A tablet 10 the memory Of Jenny Lind
was unveiled Rt Westminster Abbey by
Princes Christian, daughter OF Queen
Victoria.
After frightfully rough passage, tho
steamship Britanhio roaChed Queens.
town. Heavy seas swept tho vessel for
two days.
The German Journalists and authors nro
clnmorlng fortho cancellation Of tho copy.
right agreement between America and
Germany.
Ths Spanish Carlsts havo solomnly do
clareG that tho Pope, however infnlliblo he
may be in matters OF religion Ia decidedly
iallible In politics.
AuVlceb from INuhHlh bLhtO tHhL hnO'.iur
revolutionary plot has been discovered
Arms have been seized aud many persons
thrown into prison.
Mowbray, the London anarchist. Ia on
his way TO this country 10 preach anarchy
To tho Amalgamatod TnilOrs Of America
lie mny be debarred.
Despite protests OF French residents,
ex United States Consul Waller IL said to
have secured concession OF the whole
southern part OF Madagascar.
The wedding OF the Princess Josephine,
daughter OF tho Count OF Flanders, and
Prince Charles Of Hohenzollorn will be
celebrated at Brussels on May %.
The snit of Colonel Lee, the American
inventor, against Herr Won Mannlicher,
the inventor Of the German army rifle, for
infringement, has been dismissed.
The British Labor commission report nd
vises against general system OF labor tri-
buDnls, urges protection OF non-union
workmen and the extinction OF sweat
shops.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
TRENTON POTTERS' STRIKE.
Prospects Of Satisfactory Settle
ment in the Near
Future.

TRENTON, N. J, April 90 There is
some probability of the long drawn
out pottery difficulties being settled in
a manner satisfactory to both manu-
facturers and in the near future. pos
sibly during this week. Already one
of the general ware .potteries-the
Etruria-is working at nearly its full
capacity, and the old Fell e. Thropp
pottery now engaged by J. Hart
Brewer, is working number OF hands.
The grievance committee Of the
Potters' National union and John Moses
of the Manufacturers association had
a friendly talk during the week and
have fixed n time for further talk on
the subject OF wages this week, when
an agreement that will meet the ap.
proval of both sides may he reached,
The day wage system, it is understood.
will be the basis Of the probable settle
mont. The new pottery list Of prices
went into effect in all ths general ware
polteries in the city January % Of this
year and during these l3 weeks but
two union m"u have returned to work.
These are two warehouse men who
returned after being out seven weeks.
One packer refused to quit work at the
time Of the reduction. Not one Of the
general ware makers has returned 10
work and not one union clay worker
has gone in. Thora are, all told, ba-
tween 3, 600 aud 1900 man, women aud
boys locked out
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
The SOUTHERN RACE WAR.
Whites and Negroes Of Talulah Par
ish Are Hunting Each
Other.

TALLULAH. La, April % "A race
war is on in this section OF the parish,
and so far one white man and one ne
gro have been killed, one white man
has been badly beaten and thirteen ne
groes are now iu captivity charged
with murder. The country is being
scoured by posses and ovsry effort pos
sible will be made to capture all impli
eated. There are between thirty and
forty negroes implicated.
Friday Charles j. Mcfarland. the
manager Of the Dancy Place, run hy
Thomas J. Ward Ms leasse. had d fiji
Guilty with y negro tenant on the place,
named Josh Hopkins in which McFar-
land was heaten. Friday evening a
posse started in pursuit Of this negro.
who fled. They came to Tallulah in
their search and concluded to give up
the attempt and return home.
Mcfarland and William Royce
started ahead and when they had gone
AS far as the Dancv residence turned
to cross TO Bayou when at the bridge
in front of the residence, and as they
were in the act of crossing they were
fired upon from ambush and Boyce WAS
instantly killed Mcfarland escaped
unhurt 10 the woods whore he re-
NAMED until today. Bovces body was
not discovered until daylight The
other members of the posse who passed
later on the road knew nothing OF
Boyce's assassination SO soon az the
fact wns msdo known sheriff McClel-
Ian with his posse went to the sc'ue.
The negroes were located in the
woods yesterday afternoon about \
quarter of mile from the scene Of the
Killing. The sheriff, with about fifty
deputies, surrounded the woods and
went into them, capturing Harris VIII.
inms about 3 =. m, and started him ont
Of the woods with one deputy. just as
he got the edge OF the woods three
other deputies rode up and Williams
broke away from his captors aud ran.
The deputies fired on him and killed
him Three moro negroes were cap
turcd and lodged in Jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
coxtps GONE AWAY.
And Browne IL Temporarily in Com
mand Of the Army

And Browne IL Temporarily in Com
mand Of the Army
HAGERsTowS, Md. April 90 -Coxey
has gone from the army and Browne Ia
preparing with very IN grace 70 receive
him On his return. II is probable that
from Frederick 10 Washington tho
route originally selected will he
changed This, however. Browne
says. depends on the information that
he expects tonight.
n tbs statement means anything, 1t
almost Gsrtninly means that large re-.
inforcsments haYo been secured 10 join
the army between here and Washing
ton possibly q junction by rail with
ZONE Of the big western bands or the
Capitalization Of number Of smaller
bands that are said TO he waiting be-
tween Frederick and Rockville.
But II Browne Ia dallying to await
:hs return of Co1ey, II ia equally cer-
tain that the last hope Of big demon.
stration is ended and that dispiritsd
band OF homesicK idlers will be dis
parsed In few days on the confines OF
Washington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
BRIEF TALES FROM the WIRE.

Congressman J. Il Brown Ia critically i'll
at his Seymour 1nd.) homo.
Ex-Governor J. W. Throckmortou, Of
ToKns, Is probably on hio death bed.
Burglars looted the bank Of Monterey,
Ind carrying Off several thousand dollars.
TO enter upon tho mRyornlty Of Cinoin.
natl, Congressman Caldwell viii r0sign his
sent.
Fearing no was 10 lose his pension,
Jefferson Kgrsoy. Of Lebanon, Ind, cut his
thTOnt.
Baltimore capitalists aro organizing the
Maryland Trust company, with VI, O0O, 600
capital
Tho estate Of Genernl Slocum Ia worth
about $3.50 900, consisting largely of street
railway stock
For $4,000 the Now York capitalists
bought the Kliclitat and Ynckma railroad
In Washington.
LynchorN onded tho livos Of "Docr Binh-
op and Frank Latham horao thieves. nt
Woodward, o. Y.
Tho annual convention Of tho American
meteorological society was opened at tho
Colun.mau university.
A new bank has beon organized at Chs.
tonin, N. g., aud will open for business
soon. Tho cHpital stock Is SlOO, 900.
Alabama Presbytorians named com
mittee 10 confer wit h similar state commit
tees to promote unity in the church.
Eldridgo Gerry wants tho play ELAN.
nol" stopped In Now York because II sac
religiously burlcsquoj tho resurrection OF
Christ.
Tho Erwin Cotton mills at Durham, N.
O., will add 90 looms aud 5000 spiudos to
their plant nt once A dye house and ma.
chinery win also be added.
On tho ground Of self defense, Edward
Rudesal, tho American Protective Asso-
citation man, who killed Michal Moran, was
acquitted at Lafayette, Ind
Charles Il. Coon, who once became an
assistant secretary of the treasury by pro-
motion, has just resigned AN 81, 800 clerk
ship which no hold under the quartermas-
] ter general.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
HtARo AND WoJSo AZ WASHINGTON

A bill ia before congress TO pay j. Louis
Lcgnrc, of Omaha, Sl&ll2 tor securing the
surrender Of Sitting Bull,
The error in the Behung Sea legislation
is now blamed on tho priutor, and bill
will bo passed to substitute "tnclusive"
for exclusive"
Congressman Strauss wants all applica.
tions tor government Office to 10 made In
writing, 80 as tn relieve over -buttonholed
members of congress,
Society ia ngog ovor tho drowning nv
unknown occupants Of stylish covered
carriage, Mt midnight tho other night, OF
twoniy.four-hour- old twin babies.
The nomination OF Charles Ii, i. Tnvlon
colorcd, OF Kansas, to he recorder M
deeds for the District of Columhin mas becr
reported advorsly by tho District COM
mittee,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

AANlAANA -'s., -Ak4iA -
~ ECRErARY PATRICK MBRIDE
" OF the United Mine Workers and
~ Mr. HowellS. Of Colorado. ni.
~ dressed = meeting Of miners hers
yesterday, at which 1t WAS decided by
tie Sue1lOr mruers ~ join the strike,
Secretary McBy.do sail in speaking
o. the Strik-: Il. means the Inaugural
tiou o. 20 new form ot industrial, wa,-
fare. We are u-el Of locll strikes,
which have generally proved disls-
trCuS. and We d1 uoi Intend tES: one dis
tric. in a competitive fold shall profit
IS @ strike in another. Ih5 present Si:.
uatiou OK the coal trade j. tint
W. have = coal Producing capacity lie,
yely,.d IN excess Q. tue demand We
can produce more coal ia eight months
than We can consume in twelve. The
result Is ru.uOUS competition among
operators, sui starvation wages TO nj
uvrs. We ti.ure there IS three weeks
s;cek o cuUl OF hand,
Our first oblsc; Is 70 remove tdis scg
plus STOCK SO 1t will be made posi- ole
for operators 10 maintain prices. Oar
second aud principal purpose is to su.
dsavOr TO arrange conferences with
employers 10 arrive nc some basis for
iu,u-- operations There should bs no
didiculy IN arriving at an operat.
iu- ts,is before t1- coal supply is
exhausted uEless tue employers refuse
20 cooperate with Is /; tuis Effort
fails to bring employers 20 their senses
| will Be frank 20 say that oUr u-x;
movement will be frauzhI with segi
Gus injury to trade.
CENTRAL ORDER WILL BE OBSERVED
CoNyELLsyIILE Pa, April - -Ad-
vices received tonight from all parts Of
the coke region give assurances that the
general order to strika will b. OBJ
served by the workm=r. The leaders
say that by tomorrow evening 1000
coke workers wi! b. in .ine, auI to
u;crrow's ScoIidale convection will
or Ter all 0f tas coke workers Gu: on
strike.
This was setil4l today by the num-
ber OF delegates who We're selected 10
attend the convention, their initr1c.
ii0ns being 70 vote 10 favor OF the strike
order jssGei by the officials @. the
United Nine Workers.
aOHysTOwy. Pa. April % AT the
mass MEETING held E.1r South Forks
SATURDAY afternoon, 400 men were pres
enI aul unanimoul.y dec; I'd 70 s;rizs.
Oa- thousand uiasrs in tne S0uth
Fork region will Js Effected Tns pin
c.pal speech was made bT 7. \ Brad
ley, gc Lily Ths men ars deter.
mined
Flr,y deputy sher.7s ware san; from
Gs-susblrg 10 L4.roOe tonight. "a
trouble .s feared among :ae striking
miners At the latter point
TACOMA, Wash. Apri. @ There are
no probabilities OF s;r!zs among the
Washington coal Miners. as reported
from F.rsaur..
The btgm.D0us miDss Of this state
emp.Dy ) 600 Miners. most OF whom
are HCn-ru.Ol men and are making
good wage. % contract and therefore
mrs sativfi-d.
scoTTDALE. Pa. April 2i.-About 400
miners employed at the coke works be-
tween Valley and BroaJford held a
meeting At Eyarson this evening
4 resolniion declaring in favor OF n
sirik. tomorrow morning was adopted
and two delegates. 20 instructed, were
elected 70 a:;sn1 tonOrrow's convsn-
ton
sPBIyGriELD. H., April % Over
20 900 miners % this state Joined in the
general strike yesterday aud today
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
GRIM RsaPER's HARVEST.

William b. Daniels, ex-governor Of
Idaho, died last evening of Bright's dis
ease, aged "A,
Alexander II. Hoover, Of Hoover's Iron
works. Norristown, died yesterday from
neuralgia Of the heart, aged SO years, He
was thirty-third degree Mason.
Elbert b. Monroe, member Of the
United State board Of Indian commits
soners, dropped dead at his country home
asar Tarry town from stroke OF apoplexy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
DocKSTlDeR'S DISBANDED.
Tho Season Of the Company Abruptly
Ends Mt Amsterdam.

Ends Mt Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM, N Y. April 90 The
seaeon of the Lew Dockstader minstrel
company. which WAS to have given u
performance hero last night, came to y
rather abrupt close yesterday after
noon, The differences which have ex-
isted between Mr. Dockstader and his
manager Colonel Harry T. Clapham.
eliminated in the breaking up Of the
company.
Tho company reached this city from
Syracuse and made their headquarters
nj the Warner houee, which place was
tho scone of many lively discussions
during tho remainder of the day. A
parade wNe made Mt noon, and IL was
expected that tho show would be given
but matters took u sudden turn, and
the season, which would havo closed
next Saturday night at TowAnda, Pa,
was ended here. While the eompany's
business has not boon the beat, cx.
ponsra have been met and the players
will receive the salaries due them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
WILL SUPPORT HIM AGAIN.

Princess Colonna and Her Husband
Have Settled Their Difficulties.
SAN Francisco April 80 1T is re-
ported here tonight that II reconciliu-
ton has been effected between Princess
Colonna and her husband. and that the
princess will shortly sail for Europe TO
rejoin the prince,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
FIRE IN q COAL NINE.

Three Hundred and Tifsy Msn and Boys
Out of Work
ASHLAND. April % Fire broke ont
in the mine Of the St. Nicholas collisry
Of the Reading Railroad company yos
ter1ay
Three hundred and fifty men and
boys will be thrown ont Of work for
several weeks while tits being drownsd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
-FOUR MASKED BURGLARS

Foroo Wntohman to Open u Safe
Whloh They Ranencl.
HoLMDAysnURG, Pa, April 90 --
Four masked men broke into Ross
general store nt Canister last night aud
beat the waichman Daniel Dounelly
into submission and compelled him to
open tho safe.
They got away with several hundred
dollars in money and then burgINriard
the PcunsvlynuN railroad otiice OF con
adorable money aud tickets Tho post
office wao also broken into aud robbed
of money, atamps and mail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
DEBS OUBs JENKINS.
III. Fiery Orator Makes Some Startling
Assertions

Assertions.
MINNEAPoMs. Mum, April 90 A
sensational feature Of President Debs'
address 10 tho American Rail way union
meeting last night WAS his atlnck upon
Judge jenkins, in which he slid:
jenkins IA the most corrupt scoun-
drel that was ever outside OF prison
walls Hp is a man whose whole life,
both public and private, is rotten TO the
very core. and stnud prepared TO
prove it, too. Jenkins Ia u disgraca to
tho bonch upon which he sits nnd to the
people who elevated him to tho posi-
lion"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
ILPLRLS0LS

we have all the latest designs and
newest materials. We call atten.
ton to our WHITE MORE an
$500, also WHITE SURAH
with White Handle and Frame
at $500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

| WASHINGTON, April 92.-Fore-
| RAIN cast for MondaH For eastern
\ FehmSg,rdaio, col.diiionS are fdr-
09rdOte Jor hght local ShoioerS, but
=, he Weather wth be fair during
ths greater portion otihc day northiceSt.
cry W'ndS, Sighttu'coolcr in The interior.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
FsRRARo's rGRRlBtE oFFaNss.

lie Made an Assault on an Italian
Woman ut Bullt Head.
An Italian named Ferraro who re-
sides ut Bulls Head, made desperate
attempt Yesterday to outrage an ltal-
ian woman who resides in rod frame
building hlose to the Bulls Head hotel
The womana cries brought help and
''errrro iled ilc has since managed 10
rludc the police.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
TWO BOMBS AT BRUSSELS.
The Royal Thealor Slightly Damaged by
nm Exploaion,

BRUSSELS. April % Two bombs ex-
ploded today just outside the mayors
house In Liege. The Royal theater,
which is but few yards from the
house, was slightly damaged. Nobody
was wounded
Many persons suspected Of having set
the bombs were arrested this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
BARN BURNER. LYacHsD.
Three NeRroso Arc stroudsburRsd by
Mob

BIRMINGHAM Ala, April 22 Three
negroes, Tom Black, Joenson Williams
end Tony Johnston. were lynched at
Tuscumbia, Ala, about midnight last
night
The negroes wore charged with hay
ing, month ago, burned the barn Of
Claude King, farmer Of that city.
They confessed to tho crime.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
LOS ANGLES ASHORE.
rho Steamer Rum Aground In Hoavy

Ihn BIpHnot NUnN NEIOUNU III NOavy
Fog.
SAN FRANCIsCo. April 90. - The
steamer Los Angeles bound north from
San Pedro, went ashore in heavy fog
list night at Point Sur Two bonts
containing twenty passengers aud tho
crow reached shore safely
Another boat containing four Of the
passengers and Captain Leland is
missing and they are supposed TO have
been drowned,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

Umbrellas
AND
ParaSO|s

Colored Silk Umbrellas with
Dresden Knob Handles TO match
are among the leading styles fos
Ladies' use. We show an attrac
tive variety in Blue, Brown,
Green, Garnet, Black and Change,
able Silks.
Prevailing prices for one week..
5Oc. Umbrella, 28,inch, &c.
S1.39Gloria Silk, l6-inch, S10H
$2.25 BTistOlSlk, 2B.inch, St.95
S3 Windsor Silk, 28.ilch, s. 60
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
BITUMINOUS
COAL STRIKE
The General Order 10 Be UniycTalY o.
served Among Soft Coal Mines
SECRETARY M'BUYDE'S OPINION
He Thinks That the Strike Win BE
Satisfactorily Adjusted in a Short
Time Suspension viii Enable
Operators to Work or Their Stock,
Situation in Coal Fields Elsewhere.

STEFNr0R, II. April "
~ ECRErARY PATRICK MBRlDE
" OF the United Mine Workers. and
~ Mr. Howslls. Of Colorado, ad.
~ dressed meeting of miners hers
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-30

IN THE JusTICE's COURT OF GRANGE
VILE PRECINCT, OF THE COUNTY OF
IDAHO, STATE OF IDAHO.
= , H. sas.rss: sas.rss: p.l Defendant, summons.
The State OF Idaho. To e. L. Hendreu, the above
named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
tion brought against you by the above named
~laiutiff in the Justice Court OF Grangeville
Precinct County of Idaho, State OF ldaho, ana
to answer the Complaint hied therein, al 'ne
time hereinafter designated, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you, according 10
the prayer OF said Complaint or for the sum
of $233.s7. ,,.o
,nent for the sum of SOS so on account for drugs
and medicines sold aud delivered by plaintiff
to defendant, and for medical services anu
visits to defendant by plaintiff between the zlst
day OF July, 1894 and the 7th day OF October
Also the sum of $155.37 upon account for
drugs and m ed icines sold and delivered to de-
fendant by 4 w, Nickel and for medical ser
vices and visits made by 7. W. Nickel TO de
and the 22nd day OF August, 1884, which said
account was assigned for value to plaintiii on
the 3rd day of November, 1871 as more iuiiy
appears in the complaint herein to which rel
erence is hereby made. =, , t.;,
To appear and answer said complaint before
the Justice at his Office in said Precinct, Oh
Tuesday the 5th day of February 1895. at 1,
O'Clock A M the said plainuii VIII take !uds
manded in the complaint. towit: the sum o
Two Hundred Twenty three and S7l0O Dollars
and costs of this action
Given under my hand this seventh day
JAMES WOODWARD,
Justice OF the Peace OF said Precinct
RF. FULTON, Atty for Plaintiff 20 ~