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ALLEN ROASTED.

Gen. uawicy ATTACKS the N~bra,ka Sena-
tors speech Cozcyitcs Do Not Repre-
a.nt the Voice OF tho American peoIan.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator iEaw.
ley Friday delivered q most eloquent,
conservative and forciblc reply to the
inflamma tory speech which tho Ne
braska populist, Senator Alien, made
Thursday in relation to the invasion 81
Washington by CoSey's army. Mr..
IIawley,s remarks closed Will, Il lam
guage Of q nature seldom heard in the
senate, and which startled that body
into UNIV ontcd excitement.
Gazing directly at Senator A lc. who
had listened at:entivcly to his re-
marks, Gen. liawlcy, speaking with
calm dclibcration, said,
The speech of the senator from Nc
braSia was one that would have beer
received with tumultuous applause il: a
meeting Of anarchists. 1t had in it,
not requiring a microscope TO see it,
but visible to the naked csc. the actc-
ria and bac;ll OF anarchy.
"Thc demon trat;On now being made
by what IL known as CcXcy's army In
the march upon the capitol is All extra
ordinary course Of proceeding winch Is
without precedent in the United States
any where, unless it be found in the
colonial days in New Hampshire, when
Il lody Of men took possession Of the
Legislature; 20 20 farther back, when
the Gauls marched into the I.olnan sen
ate and shook the venerable boards Of
the senators.
"lhc men coming here SLY they arc
the people, and the senate has heard
the senator from Nebraska speak of
them as the people, The men who
are coming here do not represent The
great voice OF the American people.
They do not represent the American
people III the manner or avowed pur-
pose of their coming. They come mere
to make an impression upon Congress
by mere physical presence.
AS these startling words fell from the
lips Of Gen. IIawlcy, Senator Allen
turned pale and fingered a book upon
his desk with evident agitation He
rose to reply, trembling with excite
lnent, but before he could utter word.
and perhaps fortunately for dccorum
Of the senate. the vice president laid
the tariff bill before the body Tho
subject must, however, come up again
Saturday. when Senator Allen may
make Il sensational speech.
The presence Of large delegations Of
workmen in the city of Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, who will visit the
capitol to protest against the passage
of the Wilson tariff bill, adds to the
significance Of the discussion, which,
however, is aimed at Coxey's army.
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industrial Tribunal.

LONDON, April "l--Thc Times Tridav
morning gave q full abstract OF the
recommendation complied by the duke
of Devonshirc as the basis OF the rcport
Of the labor commission which IS GER
tain to be adopted BY the house OF cor
mons. The recommendation conclude
with the statement that it would be
unwise to institute any general sys-
TEN of industrial tribuna.s, Dut that
there might be some advantage in
empowering town and county councils
to estab lish them Tentatively without
directly appointing The members. Any
court of this kind duly authorized
would have statutory powers similar
to county courts. These tribunals
would only deal with disputes arising
out of existing agreements or trade
cuSfOmS
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BLOODY BATTLE
Between Notorious Outlaws and o.
Force Of q. s. Marshnls.
The Bandits Were Alu,nso Wiped Out Of
Existence by ca. oiiccr.' inchrsters--
One or j. oie oe the ..nr.hxjs Killed
BIZ! Dalton Am. NJ tho Slain.

PERRY, O. T., April ao-A bloody
battle to the dea til was fought Nednser
day cctwcen six c,cln bcrs OF the nosQ-
rious Dalton gang or outlaws, oeacSd
by Bill Dalton, anu e force Of deputy
United States marsha.s The bandits
were wire, cut Of existence by tho
bullets from the Wincilcstcrs OF the
posse, which lad been trying to e.scos
their capture for some time. The wora.
out courier vino brought the news IS
the encounter Thursday 20 taiS rlaea
was unable to give particulars OF the
actual result In killed and wounded 90
both sides, rs he left before the end ct
the battle. lie believes thst one more *
the lrarsEn1s hare been killed. The
battle scene is reported to have b-ea
sixty-eight miles southeast. .! this city,
near Ingalls,, which is the dividing !i.ss
between the reservation Of tho Creek
Indians and Oklahoma
The gang Of outlaws consisted 81
Bill Dalton. Biil Doolin, Bitter freak
Kid" "Three-F necred Jac.i Dooue"
and two unknown men On the eide
OF the law We're eight nitcd $tatss
deputy n.arshais headed by City
Marshal William T;lsntan, of Per.
ry, and his assistant ljec:l ThomAS
Both these officers had authority 10
act as deputy United States lnurshals
from United States Marshal Nix. They
had reputation all over the wea tern
states md territories for bravery and
rs crack silu IS. 1t had been expected
for some time that the fight would ls
brought on, and the desperate ch"ioao-
ter Of the extinct baud Of outlaws
combined with the determination OF
the officers OF tie ;a'v to hunt them to
their death, gave assurance OF a bloody
| battle.
The leader os the gang which hos
Just been cxterminated was n brother
of the more famous Dp!tors, who wore
killed at C6Feyville, Kan, during q
raid by the gang on the oanS there
One brother is living il California, and
another near 1T. Smith, Ark, in tho
Creek count.
The gang which has now been killed
Off plundcrcd the depot 1t Woodward.
O. IT,, a few weeks ago, getting away
with $4,000.
Sheriff Scruggs left here Thursday
night with 4 posse OF twelve for the
scene of the battle. He viii mike
forced march and will bc Joined y
possies which have left Guthrie, Gki:~
homa City and Chandler for Ito bat:ie
ground. Bill Dalton has I sister living
near this city, and there was great ez-
element Thursday night on account o!
the news OF the battle City A!nr,hri
Tilgman, who IS reported to nave
been the leader OF the posse OF c*tcrin-
inators was formerly marshal Of DodSe
City, Kan.
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PANIC-STRICKEN PEOPLE.
Greece In the Throcs of Fearful and Pro-
I0nged Earthquake.

Greece In the Throcs of Il Fearful and Pro-
longed Earthquake.
ATHENS, April 23.-Thc earthquake
shocks that began at about half-past z
o'clock Friday night, continued with
more or less frequency until noon Sun
day. All Saturday night the oscilla-
ton of the earth was noticeable, anu
the people of this city were in state
of serni-oanic In three villages, Ma
lcsina, Proskina and MARITIME, all in
the province of Locris, 100 persons were
killed.
The mayor of Larymni telegraphs
that n heavy shock occurred at Pro
skina while vcsper services were being
held in the parish church. The walls
of the church fell. burying all the wor-
sinners in the ruins. Hardly person
in the church escaped without injury.
Thirty were taken out dead. Houses
were thrown down in other parts OF
the village, and the money loss is
great. Some Of the villagers are prac'
tically ruined.
At Malcsina houses totterred over
and fell as though built of cardboard.
In this little village sixty persons were
killed. In some cases entire Iumllles,
fathers, mothers and children were
taken out Of the ruins dead
At Martina thirty-nine persons were
killed. Here, as at ProslEina, the Par
ish church was the scene OF the great
- ,,.,,,,l,a~ ~ fafa lifiPS
In the vicinity of Athens the fatali-
ties were less numerous, but the dam
age to property is immense.
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Millions Of DOiInrs Iryo.vAG.

ST. LOUIS, $40, April 2i.-The legal
contest which is to settle the title to
the invention Of the application Of cleo
tricty to locoInotion. was begun here
Friday in the United States circuit
court Judge IIallctt, OF Denver, Col,
presiding. The case is dccl.cted az The
Adams Electric Railway against the
chiefs in the Little Electric Railway
Co., of St Louis The latter is only a
nominal defendant rs behind it are the
Sprague Electric the Edison Electric
and the General Electric Cos Every
company and individual using electric
ity as at present applied to motors is
Interested in this case ana lie courts
findings will throw millions OF dollars
to plaintiff or defendant The court
room looked more like a machine shop
than tribunal cf justice.
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DISPENSARIES WILL 90.
South Cardinals Governor Concludes to
I,ccoyn;ze the Supreme Court.

South Cardinals Governor Conciudcs to
Recognize the Supreme Court.
ColuMRlA, S. G., April 2l.-The adj
ministration has surrendered uncondi-
tionally on the liquor question. Atty
Gen buchanan, ex-oficio a member Of
the state liquor board of control, said
Friday night that the decision Of the
supreme court will be recognized as
law, and that the board Of control will
meet to close all the dispcnsnries in
the state Saturday.
In anticipation of this action, dis
renscrs throughout the state were paid
off Friday. MIR. buchanan further
says that it will proba bly, be necessary
TO call the legislature together to dis
pose OF the stock of liquor on hand.
He intends to carry Il test case before
the supreme court to determine whether
or not the recent decision means rigid
prohibition or free sales. If the former,
he thinks it probable that the lcgisi;t-
ture will provide for constn blc> to CHI
force It.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
Chicago Comes Near Having Quarantine
Declared Against Her.

CHICAGO, April 2l.-The rapid in
crease in the number of smallpox cases
here led to u conference Friday. AS
snrances given state secretaries by
Commissioner Reynolds avcrtc! dccla-
ration of quarantine againstChicago.
He agreed to place inspectors at all
railroad dcpots OF this city for The pur-
pose of examining al passengers 70 sec
that none who were suspected of hay
ing smallpox left the city, and also I"
allow no one affected with tic disease
to enter the city.
Representatives of the railroads pres
ent were asked to have all baggage dis
infected. but the request was not favor
ably received. There was an cncour-
aging decrease Friday in the number
of cases reportcd-only eight The
daily average SO far this month has
been fifteen.
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ASKED FOR a HEARING.
Ponnsyivania Work,nxmen t. Visit ,na
Scnate-Th. Delegation IL Composed o.
Both Democrats and Evp Chlicnrc.


Scnate-Tl,a Delegation Is Composed o.
Both Democrats and Hv1Chlicnre.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-A delegation
of Pennsylvania vcrkirgmer, GO
strong, to protest against the passage
Of the Wilson tariff bill. arr.~e.t IN
Washington at neon Saturday. ] my
quietly proceeded TO Nctezerot's ball,
where they held q mass meeting for
the purpose Of drawing up 4 petition
and resolutions, to &c presented 10 COZ
gress Saturday, protesting against the
passage Of tho Wilson tari4; bill The
league is composed CT both democrats
and republicans.
They expect to parade Saturday il
they get q permit from the roi;ce ar-
thorities One OF the lc,liev.. SAYS that
they will have 5000 men in line .,id
that they will march 10 the Cap!to, 1t
o'clock, where they expect 20 get a
hearing before the finance committee
In tie event the herring IS not accord
ed them Saturday. thev will try To Sc
cure one Monday.
Chairman Voorhees, and the Other
democratic members OF the tiAance
committc. Of the senate viii then De
confrcute, Wit! serious ouc>. ior-. TG
be consistent wi;l! their denial of oral
petitions, they will necessarily refuse
this vast body OF wcrl,.nEncn any
hearing whatever. IN ti-t case noth-
ing will lie left but the peccrfrl return
of the visitors to Their homes. Whether
this can be accom- plished without Il lis
turbancc is y question.
The presence Of these respect2 bic
and orderly citizens in Washington can
be compared 10 nothing in the history
OF the United states. nor is It akin to
to the popular attacks upon the gen
eral asse mbly in France preceding tic
revolution. TOR to tic contemplated H.
vason of London by Watt Tyler. The
senators considered the problem very
seriously Friday night
This movement has excited both re-
spect and fear. 1t is not 1T ell like the
invasion Of CoNry's urin:, and requires
very different consideration. ltia prob
able that when the Petfer resolution 70
appoint special committee on com
munications, which has already excited
two days of fiery dchate, comes up n
the senate Saturday. :enator Allen, Of
Nebraska, viii make use Of the res
ence OF these ordcriy worllinCincn 10
reinforce his protest against armed in
reference with such peaceful 'ioitors
to the capitol, while lobbyists axe wei
coined with open arms.
1t is certain hat the events OF Si.tllr-
day may lc OF great Importance, be-
ginning as they VIII with the arrival
of large numbers OF orderly visitors
like those who came Friday. followed
by the swift transaction Of business at
the meeting ot these worllmcn aud &.
concerted and lawful demand upon The
senate for that right OF petition guar
antecd by the constitution and denied
by ma jority Of the financial commit
tee 30 scene OF disorder is likely to
occur, but the moral effect Of Il refusal
to hear these petitioners against ne
Wilson bill may nave serious results in
the future and may make Saturday &
marked day IN history.
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Industrious Tsdustrtals.

BRIGHTON, Col, April 21.-The Dem
yer industrial army arrived here and
caInped in the fair grounds The eiay-
or and council met them and promised
if they would not leave the grounds to
send food over. The army will try to
get ont of of town on q freigt train and
asked the mayor to assist them IN pro-
curing three box cars Capt. Grayson
has received a telegram from Gov
Waite, offering SIS toward paying Tor
box ears
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1.crrible Y.tc GIN Mil Hand.

COLUMBIA CITY. Ind. April :1-Iwo
men by the names OF Joan Orn:naa
and Phil Gibson qna4rr'e while ror::-
ing in Anderson & Mnrraw's sawnili
two miles south o: this city. Ircay
morning Ornman STRUCK Otd:on, who
was head sawyer. and knocked! hnn
back into the moving saw. cutting him
in two just above Ii" wais. GrnnIan
realized what he Ia; ,;o:;r, anl before
the hands IN the NIL could collect
their thoughts hc ha,! iie,t to the
woods. y posse of twenty lacn left
this city to join in the scarcl. Tor the
murderer. He viii IN .ou teddy be
captured
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Police Armed With Rawhidcs.

MuSc.E, Ind, April 21.-Superintcnd-
ent Miller mas supplied several mem
bers of his force with rawhidc whips TO
be used on tramps. The officers soon
found a crowd OF tramps at the rail-
road station and took after them. he
pursued were started east on the Lake
Erie Is Western railroad on the run
Thursday night, with the police at their
heels. the latter using their whips al
cYCrN lump.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.
\, ASHTON. Auril u. lSs4.

To Chauncey i. Back Esq
y EAR SIN-l have carefully read the COM
muncation you lately placed In M hands set
ting forth The future purposes and present
needs of the National Association OF Demo-
cratic Clubs 4hc ath cvemcnts OF this organ
iZation shO lid be familiar 10 all WHO arc inter
cS ed in the continuation CT Democratic SUI
rrcmacy, ard Should enlist lhc encouragement
OF those who appreciate tho Importance OF any
effective dissemination Of political doctrine
Your association has done much by the way
of educating our people, touching the pnrtlcu-
lar subjects which are recognized as belonging
to the democratic faith but itsccms to me thu {
its best service has been an enforcement and
demonstration OF The truth that our party Is
best Organized ami most powerful! when 1t
strives for pr ncipeS instead OF spells, and that
II quickly responds TO the Stimulus supplied by
an enlistment Of nc peoples cause
The acknowledgements OF the important
services rendcrcd to the advancement OF
truo democracy suggests that th. National
As-ociaticn OF Democratic clubs, n.' every
other democratic organization, should labor
unccasing.y ard earnestly 10 save our
party in his It's time OF lower and re-
spon.ihility, from the degradation and disgrace
OF failure to redeem tic pledges upon which
our fellow -Coun:rylIen entrusted US with the
control CT their government
All who are charged, on behalf OF the demo-
cratic party. n: h the redemption OF these
hedges should now nc imprc ss!vclT reminded
that Us NC won our way 10 viciorJ under tho
banner OF tariff reform, ) oar in5istcnce upon
that rrincip!c is The condition OF our retention
OF III, peoples truss, ard that fcalty TO party
organization demands The subordination OF IN
dyidual advantages md wishes and the putting
aside OF rotty ard ig"oHlc jralousies ana hick-
crinrs when party prize PIES ana party hhtc2'
rity ana PARTY existence arc at stake
l chccrfuily inclose a contribution TO lhe
fund. necessary 10 CARR Oh the cool work OF
your organization, with q hearty wish Tor us
continued success ana usefulness
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLhVELAND
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Chang. in the Patent Office.

WASHINGTON, April 3l.-The cstao-
lishment of a new division in the patent
office to be known as the classification
division is recommended by Secretary
llo}e Smith in Il recent communication
to congress. The expense incident
thereto will aggregate about s64, o'o
and it will consist OF forty.four skilled
examiners and eight clerks and as
sistantS-
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Ar Ovation at Durnlstadt.

DARMsrApr, April :L-The grand
duke OF Hesse and his bride maize their
state entry into Dar.ns1adt Friday
morning The procession hal:e.i at a
magnificent hinmphal arcil nclr the
Rhine Gate, where the chief burgo-
master delivered cn address OF welcome
to the newly married couple. 1hc
whole way to the caste was one con-
tinual oYat.Cn.
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Neurological.

SAN FRANCISCO April 2l.--Rcv tseo
Burrows, D. d.. widely known as u
Greek and Hebrew scholar. died IN l'is
home in this city. lie was authvr oi IL
wcll-known comElentui'.: on the N''iSs
OF Solomon, i. portion Of scrip;a.yo .
is said to have read in the original
Hebrew roo times.
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A Golden Anniversary.
sayed,

CHICAGO, April as,-The Evening
journal of this city is celebrating Sat
nrlay the fiftieth anniversary OF its
establishment. The office Was elaoor-
ately decorated on, the cAfarior with
natriotic ,unting and insidc with
nlants anu flowers
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Small Pox at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April :S-John
LYNCH. who came here from Ashland,
wis. was removed TO the Isolation hos~
pital Sunday night with 4 well-devel-
oned case OF smallpox lie had spent
the day in saloon withethc striking
lcnpshoremen and many were exposed.
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Gold Going Abroad.

NEW York. April a1.-Ihe gold en-
gagements by Saturdays steamers will
largely depend upon the final instruc-
tions by cable, but it is estimated that
FIVE houses will ship S4,o5o, 900 on the
steamer LaBretngno. Room has already
been spoken for nearly $4,000, 000.
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Out Ia rwo BIZ a Train.

HARTFORD CITY, Iud, April 2i.-0r-
ris Dushart, glass WORKER. w;.s cat il
two by the fast lne.. train on the Pan
handle, at O'Clock Friday norn;ng.
The engineer saw tie m:n lying mo
tion!ess on the trace. tut was unable
10 stop the train until five cars mad
passed over him. I':!c absence o!
blood leads TO the relief that Du>hart
,rnS dnnd hefn1n he va. Slruck
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Gold Found IN Indiana.

LEBANON. Ind, April 2s.-Gold has
been discovered in grvel pit recently
-onened on George Dulin's farm, SIX
miles east OF this city. Some OF 1t
has been sent to an expert to be as
couo2
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Father Co,hctt Enioined.

LINCOLN, Ncb., April 2S.-An injunc-
ton was issued against Father Cor:oett
by Judge Chapman, of l'!atslnouth.
The injunction prohibits Corrett from
enterin.r any enc Of the churches in his
parish. and was issued at the request
of the bishop OF Lincoln. 1t is under
stood that Corbett has only three SYM
pathizers in his parish,
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MINoNK, ILL.,. april 23. The miners
went to work Saturiny us usual G~-
ing to the fire ir the mine
s0uie time ago anal the enforced Idle.
ness OF the men it is not ut this time
ti.rushs they will join the geuets.
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Airs. GOV. MCKINNEY bias Typhoj

Mrs. Gov Mckinley Has Typhoid Fever.
.CoIUMBUs. O.. April 2S.-AIrs. Gov.
Mckinley $ condition is most precar;ous,
her ailment having passed into typhoid
fever 1t is thought that the crisis
will lie reached Sunday.
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Indorses coxey.

.TorEk.. Kan, April 2l.-Gos. Lew
cling and all the popnlist state otn-
cials Friday endorsed the Coxey move
mcut
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Guns IN Schools.

CINCINNATI April23. Three hundred
Springfield rifles each for the high
schools OF Coving,on and Newport will
soon arrive for the cadets. These rifles
ere loaned, with an agreement for their
return to the government, If called for.
Ex-Goy. ThrocklnortOn Dying.
DALLAS, Tex, April 2l.-Ex-Gov and
ex-Congress,nan j. ". r. Throckmor
ton, in bad health for several months.
is now confined to his home in AlcKin-
uey with serious kidney trouble, ap1
IS not expected to 1--we longer than =
couple of days
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CLEVELAND CONTRIBUTES.

Money for the National Association OF
Democratic Clubs.
WAsnTNGroN, April 90. President
Cleveland has forwarded the following
letter to Chauncey +. Black, president
Of the National Association of Demo
cratic Clubs:
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EeusatiCual :fn.y,

CHICAGO, April ga morning paper
prints Il sensational story to the ctSac:
that Joseph Mclaughlin, Il witness
who was much varied by the prosccu
ton IN the Cronin trial, w:.s murdered
while en- route TO this country from
Scotland, or immediately on his arrival
in this city Mclaughlin has not bcen
seen or heard Of by his friends since
last January anu i. is said his sister,
Mrs. Toy, believes lie was done away
with to prevent him from corrobora,ir4:
her important testimony in the trial Of
Dan Coughlin.
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Liehtnins strlees {. rcpernl r-ocessLou.

ScHAGnTlcoKE, \. y, April III
While funeral procession for tha
burial Of Mrs Daniel Nic.l here Fri
day was going along the highway to
the cemetery there suddenly came up
heavy thunder clouds from tic vest,
and in the midst Of q deluging rain the
carriage in which Mr.. and Mrs. robert
Mum, of Saltwater. were riding Vas
struck by lightning end torn all to
pieces. It seemed to be completely en-
yelored by the electric fluid. Mr. and
Mrs Mum were stunned TO insensib;l
ity, but recovered attera while. Every
body VAS terrOr-stricl,cn
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Jno Lannon. the plaintiff "a the suis
Tor "a, 900 against Champion Corbs.t 10
ian:hs to appear at Lannon'S beneai
Ii Eost1n. was given verdict Of $500
"Wednesday.