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The herald., 1895-12-16
A Snide Agency

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 15.-Thirteen
Minnesota laboring men are stranded here
as result of the Misrepresentation made
to them by Minneapolis employment
agency which is advertising for men to 60
to Stillwell, Ark, to work on the Kansas
City, Pit@sburg and Gulf railroad. Upon
representations that they were to receive
employment on the railroad the men were
induced to pay $13 each for transportation
from Minneapolis to Kansas City, and in
addition they were given note to Kan
sas City employment firm which, they
were told, would send them on to work in
Arkansas.
Several of these men went from here to
StilIwell. There they were told that they
must walk fifty miles to find the promised
employment. They ascertained too that
the country was full of men who wanted
work and that there would be no work for
them should they make the long journey
on foot. Chief of Police Irwin of this city
is in communication with the Minneapolis
authorities to see if prosecution cannot be
instituted against the Minneapolis concern.
The herald., 1895-12-16
Secret Society Rights

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 15.-In the suit Ct
E. Black against the supreme council, Or
der of Chosen Friends, Judge Field on
saturday sustained the order on every
point, holding that the changes and
amendments in the plan recently adopted
we're made in good faith by the officers
and that they were valid and authorized.
The herald., 1895-12-16
All Went Down

DULUTH, Minn., Dec. 15.-Inman's Cas-
tie and Corona, which were with the Pearl
B. Campbell when that tug went down in
the gale of December 6, arrived this
morning. The captains are able to throw
but little light on the unfortunate affair,
though it is certain that the Campbell and
all on board were lost in the terrible gale.
The herald., 1895-12-16
ONE MORE SURVIVOR
The Second Mate of the Belle O'Brien Reaches
Port

Port
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 15.--The British
steamer Lord Erne, Captain j. Dunn from
Liverpool, arrived here today having OH
board James Brooks of Liverpool. second
mate of the ship Belle O'Bren of Thomas
ton. Maine, which foundered off the coast
of Ireland in November. Brooks was
taken to hospital. He is In a serious
condition from his exposure in an
open boat without food or water from
November I'd, when with two companions
he took the long boat and abandoned the
O'Brien until November 3Oth, when he wa S
picked up by the Lord Erne. One of his
companions, Cronin, maddened by his
sufferings, jumped overheard from the
long boat and was drowned. The other,
Peterson, became delirious and died day
or so after. being taken on board the Lord
Erne.
The chief officer and five of the crew
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The Wrestling Championship

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Dan Mcleod, the
California wrestler, has issued third
challenge to "Farmer" Burns for the
heavyweight championship of the world
and any sum from $1,000 to S2500 side.
Mcleod says tina: if he wins from Burns
he will give Evan Lewis, whom Burns de-
feated, chance for the championship.
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abandoned the O'Brien en- November 18th
and landed safely at Tralle, Ireland, No
vember 20. The rest of the crew were to
cave in the long boat, but before all could
enter, or wafer and provisions taken on
board, the waves swept the boat away
with the three n zen in it. The rest of the
crew were rescu I'd from the O'Brien No
vember "a by th 9 steamer Rose M. Morria
and landed at plymouth November 80.
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Looks Like L.vnCl,inp

VIRoQUA, Wis, Dec. 15.-Franne Boul-
der, the German farmer who murdered his
wife at Vasburg Friday night, either COM
mitted suicide or was lynched by the fam
lily or neighbors yesterday. On arriving at
the house to make the arrest the sheriff
found the murderer suspended by rope
in the Wooflshed
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The jury Beat Him

NEVADA, Mo-, Dec. 15.-In the suit of E.
w. Clark against Mrs. Caroline Simmons
for $50 900 for breach Of promise, the jury
was out fifteen minutes and returned
verdict for the defendant. 1t was the first
suit of the kind ever begun in Vernon
county.
The herald., 1895-12-16
They Talk OF Lynching.

FULLERTON, Neb., Dec. 15.-Gesterday
morning a tramp attacked Mrs Winnie
johnson and her young daughter at her
ranch near here. They were alone. The
woman secured revolver, and though it
was not loaded, she inundated the man,
who fed. Later he was arrested by the
sheriff and jailed on the charge of criminal
assault. The vigilantes talk of disposing
of him.
The herald., 1895-12-16
A Gridfron Magnate

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. - The annual
meeting of the Gridiron club was held to-
day and W. E. Amin, correspondent of the
Salt Lake Tribune, was elected president
to succeed w. B. Stevens of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, who declined reelection.
The herald., 1895-12-16
GERMANY in the Orient

LONDON, Dec. 16.--A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai says: 1t is reported
that Germans and Russians are surveying
Kiao Chau bay, south of Shan Tung, as
possible naval station. The Russian
squadron will probably winter there, the
Japanese having rendered Port Arthur
useless for the present.
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Ran OF With the Money

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Dec. 15.-George
w. McCammon, Adams Express agent at
Farmersburg, Sullivan county, has de-
faulted, taking with him $500 of the
company's money. The last heard of him
was at Mattoon, Ills. Yesterday was pay
day at the mines which surround Farmers
burg. hence the large amount of money
oaut in
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A C;nc;ocati Fire

CINCINNA1I, o., Dec. 15.-Fire at noon
today in the five-story brick building at
the corner of Richmond and Harriet
streets. occupied by the Krell Piano com
pany. gutted that structure, causing loss
estimated at $75 900.
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GEORGE Chase Dead

NEVADA, Mo-, Dec. 15.-George Chase,
aged So, is dead here of Brights disease.
He was identified with many business
enterprises. He was q cousin of Chief
Justice Salmon p. Chase.
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Eraker Released

RICHMOND, Mo-, Dec. 15.-Dr. George w.
Fraker. the alleged insurance swindler,
who has been confined in the Ray county
iail here since his capture. was released on
bonds this morning. He left this morning
for his old home at Excelsior Springs, and
will engage in the practice of medicine at
that place.
The herald., 1895-12-16
A Bloody Family Fight

STEvENvILLE, Tex, Dec. 15.-In an al
terca,ion this evening between Billy Kay
and Jim Wilson, Kay was stabbed, and
while bleeding TO death he threw Wilson to
the ground and stamped his head to
pulp. Kay is dead, and Wilson cannot
live. Wilson is kay's uncle.
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The Bicycle Riders

DENVER. Colo. Dec. 15.-E. c. Bald and
Tom Cooper. the bicycle riders, accompa-
MED by their trainers, arrived from the Pa
cific coast this morning and left soon after
ward for their homes in the east.
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A Surprise 10 Everybody.

IT is pleasant surprise TO everybody to
find Tip Top Cough Syrup SO palatable.
This easy to take feature has won many
friends for it, and particularly mothers,
who appreciate it's value when administer
ing it to children. The little ones enjoy TAX
ing it. Price SOC at all druggists.
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Cte.rk Apnfhsr lnh

SALT LAKE. Utah, Dec. l5..-Hon. B. H.
Roberts, Democratic candidate for cong
gress at the late election in Utah, has been
appointed editor in chief Of the Salt Lake
Herald.
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Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. r. Vache e. Co., Com
mercal and Alameda streets. Telephone
300.
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Will Talk IN Students

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. / 5 Postmaster
General Wilson has accepted the invita-
lion of the faculty of Vanderbilt Univer-
sity to deliver the opening address in 1896.
The herald., 1895-12-16

No Christmas and New Years table should
be without bottle OF DR.. Segerts Ango.tura
1itters, the world.renowned appetizer OF eX-
quisite flavor. Beware OF counterieits!
The herald., 1895-12-16
IJndelivered Telegrams

kilograms for the following are at the
Western Union Telegraph company's Of
fee: W. +. Brooks, H. l.. Titus, Adm
Alexander, A. T.. Anderson, ]. J. Downey.
The herald., 1895-12-16
A rlessenger From the Pole

The wife of DR.. Nansen, the Arctic ex-
plorer. has received a letter by carrier
pigeon to the effect that her husbands ex-
ped, on is doing well.-Chicago Times
Herald.
The herald., 1895-12-16
A Strike Precipitated by Clothing
Contractors
THEIR CONTRACT VIOLATED
In an Attempt to Re-establish the Sweat
Shop System
Fight Will Be Fierce-Federa-
ton Work-Notes
A ssociatpd Press Snecial Wire.

Associated Press special Wire.
New YORK, Dec. 15,-The members OF
the Clothing Contractors Mutual Protec-
tive association have repudiated the con-
tracts entered into by them with the men,
bers of the United Garment Workers OF
America in this city last July and another
strike, involving 10000 tailors in New
York, Brooklyn. Brownsville and Newark
is precipitated. The contractors are un.
der bonds of $500 each to live up to the
terms of the agreement for one year, mace
during the last conflict between themselves
and the organized tailors, to whom the con-
tractors had to yield and grant their
demands at the close of struggle
which terminated three months ago. To-
tlay being the first work day in the He
brew calendar, the tailors, though antlci-
pating repitition of the old trouble, found
notices posted on most all the shops, stat
ing that employers had agreed to abolish
the weekly system granted under the pro-
visions of the new contract. and that the
men would be paid in the future under the
piece and task work systems.
The employers further notlned the
tailors that they would not in the future
permit the walking delegates OF the United
Garment Makers union to enter their
shops, and would at the same time dis
pense with the services of time-keepers,
whose duty it was to call out the dinner
hour.
This greatly incensed the tailors, who
quit work this morning in one hundred
shops employing 5000 men.
The news spread like fire in the Hebrew
section of the city and before noon fully
5000 tailors besieged the headquarters of
the union in Walhalla hall. where meetings
were held. Organizer Schoenfeld and
Secretary Robinson and the members of
the executive committee of the Brother
hood of Tailors called ON Notary Public
Joseph Schulum and ex-Assistant District
Attorney j. Bradley, who acted as coGnsel
for the tailors in the last strike, and in
structions were given them to at once pro-
ceed against those who signed as sureties
the violated agreements of the contracts.
Steps will be taken to recover the amount
of bonds given. In the meantime the fight
will wage more fiercely than ever, as both
sides are firm.
The contractors held q meeting today
and resolved not to permit organized labor
shops to run their establishments. They
contend they have right to hire and dis
charge whom they please and manage
their business without the interference of
the walking delegates of the Brotherhood
of Tailors.
The executive committee of the United
Garment Workers met tonight, and it is
more than probable that 10000 workmen
will desert the shops.
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Eckstrom does the wall paper business ofth
city. lie has q large stock, good taste and cor
rect prices.
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Dressmakers-An fashion books at Lang
stadter's. 2l4 South Broadway,
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Agency for Pabst Beer

Agency for Pabst beer. Pacific Bottlin
Works, cor. Fifth and Wolfskill SITS.
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FLORES, F|RENATER, FIGHT.
The Indian Assault Case at
Santa Barbara
THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY
Jerry Bruggy, the Would.Be Murderer,
Gets a Lawyer
Proceedings Of the Board Of Trade-A spook
Doctor Charged With Steal
ing Clothing
THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. 15.-At his pre-
liminary examination at Santa 1nez,
Francisco Flores was held to answer be-
fore the superior court on a charge OF as
sault to murder. The prisoner is an In
dian who, during quarrel with another
member of the same tribe, shot and
seriously wounded Jose Carrillo, better
known as Papoose. Both are quite young,
but have attained the age of firewater and
fight. Many will be interested to learn
that Papoose is the same Indian boy who
worked for the family of the late Dr.
Roman de la Cuesta and afterward for
many years served Supervisor Eduardo de
la Cuesta, son of the distinguished Castil-
lian.
HIS HOME BURNED
Mr.. Stephen Rutherford, an industrious
Scotch farmer residing at Dos Pueblos, has
met with a serious loss, Some incendary
under the cover of darkness set fire to his
home and the building and all its contents
were totally destroyed.
BOARD OF TRADE
The board of trade met in regular
monthly session Saturday evening at the
city hall, with President M. b. McDuflie in
tho chair. Much time was consumed IN
the discussion of various incidental mat
ters' The subscription list for the pur-
pose of raising funds to build a road from
this city to Guyana is not growing as rap
idly as the board expected. The nature of
the country to be traversed is SO rough that
many believe the construction OF this road
quite impracticable without vast expendi-
ture of money.
THE BRUGGY CASE
Jerry Bruggy was brought before the
superior court Saturday and asked II ne
still persisted in declining counsel. He
changed his mind and asked Judge Cope
to secure a lawyer for him, whereupon the
court appointed Thomas McNulta, Esq,
to defend him. Bruggy is the man VINO
attempted to take the life of Judge Thomas
Henley, an honored citizen of Santa Ma
ria. His trial for assault to murder was
set for the 23d inst, at which time IL ID
expected that Mr.. Henley will have suffice
ieutly recovered to appear in court ana
testify against the prisoner.
NOTES
A fair was in progress at the Congrega.
tlonal church Saturday afternoon ana
evening. The doll wedding proved an en-
tertaining feature and the efforts OF the
ladies have been successful.
The next Philharmonic concert will be
Tuesday evening at Santa Barbara opera
house. These musical entertainments are
becoming quite popular. A chorus OF
sixty voices and other new features Will be
introduced on this occasion.
The trial of W. W. Tatum, a spook doc
tor, will come up in the superior court on
the End prox. He is charged with stealing
clothing.
The Fithian block, now in course of erec-
ton, is almost ready for the bricklayers
AZ it will be the finest business block in
the city the work is attracting great in
terest.
The herald., 1895-12-16

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HIS HOME BURNED

Mr.. Stephen Rutherford, an industrious
Scotch farmer residing at Dos Pueblos, has
met with a serious loss. Some incendiary
under the cover of darkness set fire to his
home and the building and all its contents
xroro fOt lIy II trCvah
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-30
Gortiebung fol9t.)

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ITO LET
FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
Is tharos ChrySlAl Glaa Company
9sharcs Riverside Gins Company.
Wheeling Pottery bonds, pot cont
0Ahafas Exchange Hank
20 Shares welihhfg National Bank
4OsharcS FoatohA Glass Co.
SOSharcS RIna.yIandafd stool and tron0a
GSH Gharus wheeling steel Andlton 20.
20 shares funklln Insurance. 20.
z. & IRWIN, broker.
dos No, ~ Twelfth Street
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NARTTN's FERRY.
Haps and Ml,haps in the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

Mrs. Morris. the wife Of an iron
worker. narrowly escaped being run
over by n passenger train on the w. &
l.. l.. railroad. near the Martins Ferry
depot, ON Thursday. The train wnD
running ut n good speed ind Mrs. Nor
rls, who was carrying nm umbrella, was
almost on the track before she discover
cd the train. Snow was falling and she
did not hear the train approaching ana
the trninmen did not see her,
Scott Gordon. the Broadway feed
dealer. was taken sick yesterday, ana
his store was closed soon afterward by
Van Epps & Taggart, Of New London,
o., which firm has been selling iced 10
him. He has the sympathy OF his
friends In his double misfortune.
The arc dynnmos for the electric light
mower house are expected to arrive to-
day and the lncandescent generators
next week. The engines and boilers
are ready for use.
Milton barr wns brought home from
Pittsburgh yesterday, very sick, and II
Is feared he is taking typhoid Fever.
His brother accompanied him home.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson has resigned the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian church at
Bethel. on account Of III health,
Thlrty-slx sheep were killed by dogs
on the farm OF William Nichols, near
Fairpolnt
Miss Edith MeItim returned yestor-
day from an extended vislt at Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lewis and child
returned yesterday from New Castle.
Mrs. james McHugh, OF bridgeport,
Is visiting friends at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets returned last evening
from n southern trip.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 13-Elgh-
tccnth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter netting. Weather hnc; track
good; attendance fair. summarizes:
First, selling. seven and une-hnlf fur
logEs-iiuokmUre won; CnmpnnlN rec
Oni. Blnsco third. Time. l:S6&.
Second, selling, milc-Roynl Choice
won: Mike Kelly second; SoabroolS
third. Time, 1N.
Third. seven furiOngs--Jake Himmcr-
man won: Chattanooga second; Prince
imperial third. Time, 2SA.
Fourth, handicap. NIL ages, mile
S1ulf" q won; Billy Mckenzie Bccon1i
Ialliyar third. Time. 1871.
Flfth, six furloHgs, purge-Dlck BE-
han won, Venice second; I.nttle third,
Tine, ilCh.
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MOUNDsyILLE.

miscellaneous sIelanSS Of Minor Mat
tiers from SIRrshaIlS Metropolis,
Presiding Elder a. Moore will hold
his first quarterly meeting at simpson
NJ, Il. church Sunday. He will preach
both morning and evening, also this
evening. Immediately after the SER
vice this evening the quarterly con-
ference wlllae held. While In the city
the presiding elder will be entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chaddock.
The musicale to be given next Thurs
day evening by the Epworth League
al the residence OF DIR. u, Dc Stotes
promises TO be grand afialr ana VIII
lie largely patroniEed. The prograInme
will be made up entirely OF people from
Wheeling and Martina Ferry VINO are
delightful entertainers.
A movement is on foot TO petition
Governor MncCorkle for the pardon
OF Jesse Barnett from the county jan
on account OF III health. Barnett was
sentenced to sixty days In jail and q
fine OF 800 for selling liquor at Came
ron.
william Meanor, who wRs sent to
jail for assault upon Foreman Halpin,
OF the Ohio River railroad. some time
since. was released by Judge Campbell
yesterday.
The city health officer said yesterday
that the last case OF smallpox Is Wei
and the flag has been taken down. None
now exists In the city
The parish house clock was placed in
position yesterday and worked very
satisfactorily. Several trials OF strik-
ing were made.
Ionic Lodge, a. o. U. W., viii ban-
uuet this evening IN the ball room. n
large number OF invited guests VIII be
present.
Judge Campbell held n short term Of
the circuit court yesterday and con-
firmed the sales OF the Lockwood es-
tate.
oscar Wright has returned from a
business trip to Sistersville,
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
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