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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-13

etScth DHpdLcp 70 pN INtGtgcAo9s
GRAFTON, W. Va, Sept l2.-Republl.
can enthusiasm OF the spontaneous
kind ran high here Inst night at an im'
promptu meeting held In honor of two
distinguished visitors, ono Of whom
was tho late chief executive of tho
nation, ex.PreSident Benjamin HRrri'
son, and the other that atalwart young
Republican, the Hon. A. g. Dayton,
who was named by the Republicans OF
this district at tho great Elkins' conven-
ton as tho champion oil tho peoples
cause against the return to Congress OF
Hon. Frce-Coal. Free. Wool-Free-1ron.
ore.Free-Lumber, etc., ETC., William l.,
Wilson.
General Harrison had como down In
the afternoon from tho homo OF ex-scc.
rotary OF War S. D. Elkins, iu tho Int
tors private car, on routo for the west
Ho wns accompanied by Mr.. Dayton,
aud was given royal receptions along
the line Of the road and grent ovation
hero ut Grafton. AT Dclington and
Philippi, where tho train stopped, hun.
drsds Of poople assembled, and although
General Harrison did not intend max
lug any speeches, tho people would not
lot tho train 20 on until ho appeared
and gave them q briet talk. At Graf.
ton, after supper, big crowd gathered
about tho railroad station. Tho car was
takon possession Of and run out on q
sido-track, and from an improviscd
platform tho people hoard that Presi.
dent under whoae wise administration
tho country had prospered, and listen
cd with rapt attention to his brief, pithy
address, delivered In his telicitous style.
DAYTON then caught the crowd 10 q
ton minute speech that aroused great
enthusiasm, which continued In hearty
appreciation OF another briet address
delivered by that popular Republican,
tho Hon. John W. Mason. The occas.
ion was short and impromptu, but
while 1t lasted II was full OF interest
and stirred up great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Dayton is already being received
with great favor, aud around him the
party leaders and the people areirally.
Ing In way that evidences determin.
alton to end Mr.. Wilson's power TO con.
tinue his policy Of destruction Of tho In.
forests OF his own people
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woMAN's nELIEF CORPS.
Splendid Work Done Daring the Yenr-Th
Onicers' Reports.

Splendid Work Done Daring the Yenr-The
Onicers Reports.
PIrrsBURGI, Pa, Sept. 12.-Tho Wo.
mans Roliof Corps held lis Hrst session
this morning. Tho national president,
Mrs. Sarah G. Mink, in hor report, said
that the movement to obtain pensions
for army nurses had boon pushed dur.
ing the year and rcfcrred to work dono
in securing general Observance OF memo
rial day.
The report of tho national secretary.
Mrs. Sarah E. Phillips, shows the num-
ber OF corps 1885: amount expended in
relief during tho year, S64, ,l21 %;
amount turned into the posts $50. ISL.
II; amount expended for memorial day
sl3,S27 81; amount expended for W. r
o. Homo 1924 81; distributed 70 army
nurses not in homo $3.50; expended In
pension work $3.50 OF; expended in relief
from national relief fund $50; total
cash expenditures Sll4,S45 10. Amount
Of relief other than money $50, 739 10.
Total amount OF expenditures during
the year Sl70,5S4 20. Total amount Of
relief since organization Sl,0lS.56O 25.
Tho national chaplain reported 200, 10Y
soldiera graves decorated May so, 1901,
at cost OF Sl2,654 72.
Tho Daughters OF Veterans hold o
very briet session this morning aud adj
iourned uutil tomorrow morning,
when they will elOct national oBcers.
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AN AwPuL DISASTER

Train nIOWn From the Track by cT'
cIous-rWo Killed aud Twenty Injured.
CHARLEsTos. No, Sept l2-TVo men
wero killed aud u score Of people in
jurod. half OF thcm fatally. in cyclone
horo to-day, during which a train was
blown from the track. Following arc
tho namos Of tho killed:
Dempsey, Barmrlia, Bartrand. Mo.
McUlclland, Rroddio, Eidorado, Ill
Among the scorO OF injured only the
following could be scored:
Coyle. q. T., bagHaGemaster, badly
bruised.
Davis. John c., EldoradO. ILL.,, log
broden.
Dexter. ]. W.. Ccntcrtowu, Ohio, In
ternally.
Decamp. W. IL. Hamilton. Ohio, head
badly hurt
LeminG. A. D., Alto Pass. ILL.,, fatally
injured.
Hester, II. W., Moorehouso, Mo-.
shoulder dIslocated.
Humphrey, e. W., Leora, No., arm
broken.
McClendon. George. Poplin, No.,
arms badly hurt.
McCullom. Mrs. J. W., Dexter, Mo-.
arm broken.
Miller. G. L., Corning, Ark, badly
bruised.
II was about o'clock this afternoon
whom tho wost-bound expross on the
Cairo branch OF tho Iron Mountain road
was struck by tho hurricane, and the
result was one Of the most serious
wrecks ever known on the systom.
The train, In charge OF Conductor
Jack Lowor and Engineer Andy Hill,
had Just reached the limits OF tho city
when passengers aud crow noticed
the approach OF iunnel.shapcd
cloud that woS dealing destruction
TO everything In It's path, uprooting
large trecs and hurting missiles botore
il. The train and tho cyclone mot. aud
the wind lifted tho entire limo OF
coaches md landed them at distance
OF twenty foot from tho track, almost
turning them completely over.
Those who were not hurt seriously
hastencd to FREQ themselves and rescue
those who were not so fortunate. Ell.
forts wore being made in that direction
whom new danger presented IT.
self. Flames wore seen In the
rear OF tho train and only for
tho heroic action Of brakeman
Cartwell an evoa worse catastrophe
might have boon recorded. He hastily
secured hoavy piece Of timber and
battered down tho door Of tho car,
rushed in and aucccsded In cxtinguish-
ing tho Gro with hand gronades. Near
by wero woman aud little child whose
clothing had ignited, and hastily catch
ing them up no succeeded in smother
ing tho Hro, but not until tho clothing
Of each was almost destroyed.
A li.tlo follow about three years old
was found under tho train, supposed to
have fallen out Of the window whom
the traIn was overturned. Ills body
was badly mauglod. Aside from the
train and Its passengers, the damage
done by tho cyclone. which seems to
have been purely local. was slight.
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I.nhins nt The @. A. Il.

PrrrsnURon, Pa, Sent l9.-The an-
nuul convention Of tho ladies OF tho G.
AR, won't into session this morning
in tho First German Evangelical
Lutheran church. Mrs. Amanda /.
Wetheran, OF AnolEa, MINI, presiding.
Tho building waa lavtshly decorated
with flowors, ferns aLtl palms. Among
tho delegates was a number Of colorcd
women from tho southern states. A
committee on credentials was appoint
ed and tho convention adjourned until
this afternoon.
Tho afternoon session was devoted
almost entirely to hearing reports. In
tho presidents report Mrs. Wothern
said that, in her opinion, tho order
should never sock adoption as an aux.
Hilary to tho G. A. r. or to any other Or
ganization, ut is far bcttor for tho
ladies OF tho G. a. Il. to rcmain as II is
nova noble, dignitied, Independent
organization, asking no protection from
any othor, but working in perfect hNr-
mouy and sympathy with tho g. a. L
and being responsible to itsolf only"
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VALPARAISO, I'm, Sept l2-Judgo
John IL. elliott, ot!thc Portor-Lake cir
cult court, created grcat donl of sur
prise whom ho charged tho grand jury
10 make a thorough investigation OF the
riots at Hammond during tho recent
strikO against the Pullman company.
Eio said:
"I would bo recroant In my duty II l
omitted to call your attention to tho
acts Of violence and lawleSsncss that
occurred in this county during tho late
strike. While the acts OF Wrong-doing
wcre directed principally at railroads,
yot, as nn incident OF such acts, mon
were beaten almost to d0ath because
they performed thoir duties, while
Others wero compelled on pain oi death
to flsc tho state because they wero sus-
pccIod OF having given informa-
ton us to tho identity OF wrong
doers. I an led to bolieve that the
wrongs committed wore done chiefly by
non.residonts, who Ind 10 bc driven
over the stHto line by the military. Yot
Il is fact that certain residents Of this
county werO lOadors in tho acts 90 COM
mit.ed. Thero can DO no question as to
tho abstract right OF a man not only to
strike but also TO secure tho co-opora-
lIon OF his follow workmon In strike
by entrenty or by TN appeal TO reason.
To take from tho laboriuR man tho
right TO quit an employment OF uncor-
tain tenure and TO solicit others so EN-.
ployed TO do so, is 10 takO from
him his only weapon, inaamuch as he 10
ordinarily without any considerable
accumulation OF money or property,
and he must make tho value OF his scr.
vices felt speedily, or tho caunt wolf OF
starvation will compel him TO accept
such wages as his employer tenders.
The limit Is that tho strikor must not
lnoles. the person or tho property Of
HE employer, and must not Interfere
with the freedom OF those who arc con.
tent to accept aa compensation what
the employer offers. 1t is clear that
there can DO no justification for
mob rule under form ot government
like ours. Our citizens, both native aud
naturalized, must bo educated to re-
spect the law. No one has greater
reason than tho laboring man 10 do
mand tho enforcement OF tho law
against those who havo committed VIC.
lonce in tho sacred name Of labor. The
particular caacs wish you to especially
investigate arc those Of individuals
whohavo boon injured and not for crimes
committed ugainst tho property OF the
railroads unless q requ est is made To do
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AIMED AT AINswoRrn.
Resolutions Tha. Ought to Pass the O. A.
EBcnmpnenL


EBcnmpRIent
PfrrsBuR0u, Pa, Sept l2-AmonR
the resolutions prepared for general &C.
ton to tho encampmont are two that
are exciting general interest The hrst
Of these has been drawn up by Cap
tain Thomas Mckee. secretary Of the
national Republican congressional com.
mittoe, Of Washington, who is not HIM
self present, but eutrusts tho resolution
70 Comrade l. Z. Burke, also Of Wash-
ington. This resolution is about twen.
ty lines in length, aud demands invos-
tigation into the system OF reporting
upon applications for pensions as pur'
sued In the record aud pension bureau
under tho management OF Colonel
Ainsworth, It's official head. Another
paragraph In tho resolution demands
that Colonel Ainsworth be himaalt iu-
Yestjeated, on allegations that he caused
tho dismissal OF ex.Union workers for
cause other than provided for In tho
statutes defining the right OF Veterans
TO empl loyment under tho government.
Tho other resolution covers tho whole
systom Of reporting upon and granting
pensions, aud charges that grave mall
practices exist In connection with the
conduct OF tho bureau Of pension re-
ports, Of which Col. Ainsworth Is tho
official head. This resolution hos at
tached to II tho names OF thrOe NOM
bera Of tho Washington post. Append
cd to 1t is list OF names Of thirty-two
ex:Union soldiers, all Of whom. the res.
olution charges, were dismissed from
the service Of tho bureau, some OF them
to mako room for cx-rebcl soldiers and
othors, all OF these mon being at tho
same time perfectly ablo to do tho duty
they were relieved from.
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o'FERRALL AGAIN.

ue Declines to Address tho ooiorcd Press
Association because It Endorsed Ida
Wells.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. l2.-In declin-
ing an invitation to address tho Afro.
American Press Association, now in
session here, Governor 0'Ferrall says
he would not think of accepting an In
vitation to address any convention or
assembly that endorses, as your con-
ventlon did last evening, tho course
of Ida Wells in her slaudor OF tho
people and civil authorities Of the
south. l condemn lynch law as much
as any one. shall endOavor to enforce
the law against tho lynchers, but 1t
sttikea mo that the action OF your con-
ventlou in commencing tho misrep-
rosentatious and slaudorous utterances
OF Ida Wells is calculated to do
harm rather than good, and
intensity rather than mollify the spirit
OF violence which SO frequently man
ifosts itself, not only in Virginia, but
throughout tho south, when o certain
crime Is committed"
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IN BAD TASTE.
Gen. Coils Introduces IN Irrelevant Sub
tect mt tho SioIIics Reception.

Gen. Coils Introduces IN Irrelevant Sub.
ject at tho sioIElcs Reception.
PtrTsDuRGu. Pa, Sept 12.-General
Daniel E. sicklea, was tendered q 70.
cep.ion in tho First NJ. E. church by
the mcrnbors Of his old corps, the
Third. Gen. Charles II, T. Coils, Of
New York, created n sensation In tho
brief speech hc mado. uu said 1t was
tho duty OF tho old soldiers aud sailora
to conserve tho safoty Of tho nation,
aud that they should tram their cons to
carry on tho work. IIo thon reforrcd
to the alleged armor plate frauds and
insisted that the investigation should
not bo allowed to drop, and If the
authorities failcd to act they should
take such action at tho ncxt election as
would remove the delinquent officials
and put more jealous and patriotic
mon In their positions.
General Coils presented the mntter
in the form OF q resolution, but 1t was
declared out OF order.
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THE nACE FOR COMMANDER.
Walker seems to bo Ahsnd, but Lawler
Gives Him Close Contest.

Walker SDe0B TO bo AuhiHt oat NhN'"A
Gives Him q Close Contest.
PrrrsyuRGn, Pa, Sept 12.-Thc polit-
ical situation OF tho G. A. K Is vory
much mixed. Tho frionds Of each can
didato for commander.in-chief claim to
have enough votes pledged to cluct their
man and havo regularly organized cam
paign committees working hard for
yotes. No point is loft uncovered. As
thore are but two candidates tho eau
vass ia all the moro vigorous. :,
This evening tho Walker mon revised
their roturns aud claimed that they
had a majority OF l2S. They sHy thoy
have Maine, Montana, Indiana, Pom.
splyania, Now JeIsoy, Massachusetts,
Delaware, oil solid; Ohio, oil but three; !;
half Of Michigan, all Of Nobraska, hen-
lucky, Washington. Alaska, California,
Dopartmont OF Potomac, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and
Texas and a majority Of Wisconsin,. II
these claims arc arc true Walkers eloe-
lion la certain tomorrow. But tho
Lawler people claim TO bo ablo to beat
him out with Now York solid, New
Jersey and Maryland practically aoltd;
Maino soIid, also New lIampshlre.
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Washington, Oregon aud
Montana.
I,awlor. but its unit vote may bo forced
and given to him solid. La%ior claims
tho majority Of Michigan, oil oil Con-
nectIcut Vermont, Rhode Island, DIS.
trict Of Columbia, listto loss than hait
Of Ohio nil OF KansnS, Nebraska, Flor
ida, Louisiana probably and hall oil Cal
In Penusylyania'a caucus, Walkor rG-
ooiyod I2 10 q for Lawler. Tho Wal.
keritos think they cAn forcc tho unit
rule On account Of those conflicting
claims tho liual voto will DO required 10
9ottle tho matttor. ,
By custom tho state in which tho on;
tn,npmont ia hold Is givGn the national
,onior yIco command0r.in.ohteL a. y.
BurchGCId, Of Allegheny C!sy, viii
hayo no opposition for tho posltlon. m
Tho ladIoa' campaign is going on with
unabntod energy, but no hEiro' can %
given. n ,,.
ilencY NIrs. Linhart, Of Duqucsne
IIelpLts. this city, sCOIng to DO IN tho
Ic9i Mrs, Gerwlq, Of Allegheny. 10 IN
tho l,ht to stay and oxpre'soa hcrselt
sn.isici with the way things arc going.
Mrs, Gnnlock, Of Chicago, and Mrs.
RIrrS. Of Ohio nrc still lighting, though
tho lnt,gr can scarcely hc considered a
posaihlc winner. Tho lght Is roally, %
tWoon vyoc Mrs. Gunlock and Mrs. Ltn'
''9rt !rSo con,O,t in tho Woman'a Relief
Co,nS has narrowed down to Mrs;
Emfea X, NJ, Wallace, Of Chicago ana
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PrrrsBuRan. Pa, Sop. 12.-Alfred
Appel, aged 65 years, Of Now York
CITY, foil dood Of heart disease In tho
Elrhtoen,h Regiment armoiy, whCro
no wns uuartefcd. this morning. llo
belonged 10 Poet 93i, Of Mendvilc, Pa,
and came to tho oncampmcnt with his
orguniyiation. Iio marched in tho pa.
raae Yesterday, and appoatcd woll and
cheerful whom no wont TO bod. Iic
aroae this morning and chattod with
ria comrados for fowmiputes. Then
door dead.
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sraRrL,NG. If TRUE.

Anarchists Supposed to be Seeking the
Life OF tho Pope.
RoME, Sept. 1.-Two men, who, 1t is
suspected, aro anarchists. were on Sun.
day night observed by tho pontineal
patrol to bo lurking in tho Vatican gar.
dens, whore tho pope often spends tho
day. Tho patrol pursued and captured
tho mon as they were scaling tho wall
surrounding tho gardens, after having
thrown AWAY tho arms thOy carried.
Tho police arc rcticent and refuse to
livulge any knowledge they may have
Of the matter.
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PrrrsnuRou, Pa, Sept l2.-Thc last
parade Of the oncampmont occurred
this afternoon whom tho Union ox.pris-
onors Of war turned out LOCO strong,
eeory state in the unIon having ono or
moro representatives in tho ranks.
John II. Hancock was marshal. James
A,wcIl, adjutant general and William
McRolvoy, chioi OF stat. Tho ox-pris-
oners wcrc escorted by tho Eighteenth
and FourtOonth roglmonts, N. q. r.,
with thousand men and officers. Tho
boys brigados, number 400, wCrO also In
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This remedy Is becoming 60 we'll
known and SO popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Dittcrs sing tho same song Of
praise. A purcrmcdicino does not exist,
and il Ia guaranteed TO do all that Is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will euro all
diseases of tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, BOils, Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
rreycnt as well rs euro all Malarial To-
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tion and Indigestion try Electric Bitt0rs.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price % cents and 81 per
bottle, ut Logan Drug Co.'s Drugstore, 5
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Tho JaoEsOu. Cobot, Fight Is Not ut oil
Likely to Como on.

Tho JaoEsou. Cobott Fight Is Not Mt oil
Likely TO Como on.
Sioux Cry. Iowa, Sept. 12.-Edward
Webster. who has been in Now York
and Chicago trying to secure tho sigma
turos of Corbets and Jackson to articles
for fight here, returning homo to-day.
To a man who interviewed him, he
said:
~ nm convinced that Jackson is afraid
to meet Corbett aud simply wishes to
advertise himself. l don't think tho
two mon will over got together and l
am satisfied that it will not be Corbctts
fault.
81 don't think tho club will try to got
on a match between Corbett and Fitz.
simmons. They would not provo the
drawing card that Jackson and Cor5ott
would be aud wc nro making no socrot
OF tho fact that tho club Is out for the
long groom aud not for advertising or
benevolent purposes
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PlrrsDURGu, Pa, Sept. l2.'-Mrs. Con.
John A. Logan arrived in tho city this
evening and was escorted to the Monon.
raheln house by tho Columbia Post 700.
Of Chicago Hor arrival was announced
by tho firing Of a number of dutonating
rockets IN front OF tho hotcl.
NIrs. Logan held a reception tor Post
700 and later was taken 70 tho reCcp.
tion In tho Eaat End.
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MAINE ELECTION.

The Plurality Close TO the Forty Thousand
nIark-RemarkabIo Democratic slump.
LEWISTON, MAINE, Sept. 12.-Roturns
from 445 towns give Cleayes (Republt-
CAM 67,o47; Johnson (Dcmocrat) 2s,9e2;
Hussey (Prohibitlon) 2,456; Bateman
(Popuiist) 1855; Republican plurality
380S4. This Is an increase OF 1889 In
Cleavos voto ovor 1909 and docrease In
Johnson's OF 23,755.
Oxford county complete givos $500
Republican plurality. In tho socond
district, Dinslcy (Redublicau) for Con-
gross has 10000 plurality. The rc-
manning towns In 1892 gave Cleavcs
l.l65; johnson 2.679; HusSey 100; Bate
rnnn 13.
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LONDON, Sept l3.-A dispatch to q
news concern from Montevideo assorts
that tlfty.cight BrazilIans wero executed
by order OF President Pcixoto. on April
25 last. Tho oxecutions,toO place in tho
fortress OF Santa Cruz. Tho condemned
mon had no trial.
Among tho number wore military
and naval officers whose names woro
given in tho dispatch, commencing
with that OF Marshal Almioda da Gama.
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PRAISED THE LORD

While uo Was Being Tarrod and Fenth.
cred by Indignant Husbands.
HiLLsDALE, Mrcn., Sept. l2.-Rev.
Charles Clanccy, OF Frontier, waz tarrol
and feathcrcd last night and rolled
down stccp hill by about forty
masked mon, somo Of them hus-
bands who did not like tho minister's
style. All tho time no was shouting
"Praise tho Lord" aud GLORY to God"
and II is said his cries were heard
milo distant
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nooPEsroS, ILL.,, Sept l2.-Tho
Campbell bank at Rosaville was robbed
OF $4,000 at noon to-day. The bank
was closed for dinner but thirty
minutes, when Mr.. Campbell 70.
turned and found tho safe door open
and tho money gone.
Entrance had been electod through
a back window, tho combination worked
and escape mndo in remarkably short
time. Up to tonight no cluo to tho
identity Of tho robbers has beon CO.
cnrnl
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Mrs. jennie Msyerhof, of Evansville,
Ind, with chances about oven.
The Daughters Of Veterans havo
nominated Mira. Walker. Of Boston,
past department president otthe Ma.sa.
chusettS department, 70 succeed Mrs.
Nellie King, aud She will probably be
elected Tomorrow.
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rnr ,lsnnI trentment Of cnlnrrh Is yory

Tnr usual treatment Of cntnrrh Is worry
unsatisfactory, rs thousands can testify.
Proper local treatment Is positively
necessary to SUCCESS, bu. many, II not
most, ofthorcmedica In general usc afford
but temporary rclicl. A euro certainly
cnunot bo expected from snulIs, now.
dors, douchcs aud waShGs. Ely's Cream
Dnlru, which IL 40 highly commended.
ia n romeIy which combines tho im.
portnnt requisites Of quick action, spG.
ciGc curative powOr. with perfect RafCty
aud plOasnntneAs TO tho patient. Tho
druggists all sell II. NwFaw
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JUDGE GILLET7
Crontos Groat Surprise by HIs
Charge to tho Grnnd Jury,
THE RECENT RIOTS At HAMMOND

tho Railroad Strike At Chi
caco his Tcxt-IIo Lays Down the
Broad Principle That WnGo Work.
crs Havo n Right 20 Strike, But
Cannos Lawfully yIntimtdato Others
Tho Jury instructed TO Inquire into
tho Conduct OF Citizcns Who Ea.
outraged LGwIcssnoss Committed
by Citizens OF Another State.
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CuAs. RyAx, druggist, Springfield, ~,
writes: Japanese pile Cure ie big
scllcr and hos givon entire satisfaction.
oxcopt in ono case. which was mode en-
tirely satisfactory by your promptly re-
funding the s. 90. Chns. r Goetze and
W, w, Irwin.
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PrrrsnUR5u. Pa, sCpt l9.-Mra, Con.
crnl Castor sent to tho nNtiona! on-
canpmont, for usc during tho present
session, tho tablO upon which GcnUral
Loo signcd tho articles Of cHpitulntIon.
Tho table wns originally tho property Of
Gonoral Sheridan, but ho gavo 1t TO
0UuUral CuStor,
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. ll.-A spO.
cial to tho TimOs.Union from starkc,
Fla, says: A negro named james Smith
way lynched noar horc this morning by
masked mon. Tho negro had attompt.
oh to oriminally assault Miss Wiloy, a
Young whito girl, Sunday night.