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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

Moulders in eight Cleveland, o., fonndries
struck for an advance.
William II. waddle. OF Atlanta. Tex, killed
his three children and himself with poison.
The North German Lloyd steamship com
pany has paid out $4,000 TO survivors Of
victims OF the Elbo disaster.
In the Blair-whtc Iudgeship contest, Mt
Indian, Pa, decision was rendered declar-
ing Judge Harry White elected.
Claus II. Blixt pleaded guilty. at Minneap-
oils, to the murder Of Catherine Cling. and
was sentenced to life Imprisonment
Governor o'Ferrall, OF Virginia, sent a
arge force OF soldiers to Po cahontas to pro-
tect the coal miners there from strikers.
The Democrats OF Saline county, H., eleot-
cd free silver delegates TO the state conven-
ton.
lieutenant who surrendered fltty Spanish
soldiers TO the rebels has been shot for cow
ardice.
Dubno, n town In tho province Of Vol
hynio, Russia, was visited by fire, which de-
stroyed 500 buildings.
AT ST. Louis 900 brlckyard workmen are
on a strike for more wages and nine-hour
working day.
Additions TO the ranks OF the strikers Mt
olneyyille, r. l., bring the number now out
to over 1000
L. Bardo Elliott, of haywood. Chicago,
became violently insnne nj the Ashlnna House.
n. Y, and was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
An inccndiary fire destroyed II out Of 95
business houses at Lorimer, 10. Estimated
oss, $4,000, partially covered by insurance.
The jury in the Oscar Wilde case disagreed.
Wilde will be tried at the next session Of
the Central criminal court.
1t is reported from Argentine that Admiral
DeGama has won victory over the regular
Brazilian troops in Rio Grande DO Sui.
James Young shot and killed his wife four
miles from Brazil, Ind. and then returning
to Brazil killed himself with two pistols.
Democrats OF the Missouri Legislature have
inaugurated move for calling State con-
vention to consider the silver question.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams, who murdered her
two children in hotel in Columbus, Ohio,
has been indicted on two counts Of first de-
gree murder.
Ben Harper shot and killed james NJ.
Woods near Millvale, Mo-, and then shot
himself Woods had been witness against
Harper in recent suit.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
ORDERED TO NICARAGUA.
The Government Sends Two Ships to the
Field of Conflict.

After several conferences with Secretary
Gresham. Secretary OF the Navy Herbert on
Monday sent dispatches to the commanders
OF the United States gunboats Alert and the
Atlanta. directing them TO proceed without
delay to San Juan del Sur and Greytown,
Nicaragua, respectively. The Alert is at
Panama, aud It will take her about a day
and half to reach San Juan del Sur, which
is the cable station nearest Corlnto, about
100 miles below that port. The Atlanta is at
Key West, and can make the distance OF 75O
miles from that place to Greytown in two
and half days. When secretary Herbert
was asked the significance cf these orders he
answered;
The newspapers cay that revolution is
probable In Nicaragua. In order 10 protect
the Interests OF American citizens, their lives
and property, and following the policy ai-
ways pursued In such contingencies, i have
ordered the Alert to San Juan del Sur, aud
the Atlanta to Greytown. In addition TO
these vessels the Montgomery, now at
Mobile, will sail on May for Greytown, con-
yeying the Nicaraguan canal commission to
that place. The Monterey, which has sailed
for Panama, will remain at Panama for the
present With the United States ships on
one side OF Nicaragua ard one ship on the
other side, II is plain that American interests
will be we'll protected IL the rumored revo-
lHtion should take place. But wish 1t dis-
tinctly understood that these vessels are sent
to Nicaragua for the purpose OF caring for
citizens OF the United States and their inter-
ests and not on any business connected with
the situation al Corinto.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
How the Saying orig mated.

II Is said that the expression, "There
Is a skeleton in every closet" arose
from the following incident: A young
Italian student, finding he was dying,
fearing to break the news to his moth
er, adopted the following device: He
informed her that he was ILL., and 1t
had been foretold he would not recov-
er until he had worn shirt made Ivy
woman who had no trouble. The
widow soon discovered that IL was no
easy task TO find such person. but ut
length was referred to n lady who
seemed surrounded with every com
fort and happiness and possessing u
husband who seemed devoted 10 her.
The widow made known her request,
and for an answer was shown closet
where skeleton hung supended from
a beam. She was told It was the re-
mains of the lady's former lover, who
from motives of Jealousy had been
slain by her husband. and that he COM
PEELED her to visit II every day. The
widow concluded that no one was with
out trouble, that "there was skele.
ton IN every closet" and became rec.
onciled TO the approaching loss of her
son.-London Answers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
COLIMO'S VOLCANIC FIRES.
They Have Ignited the Forests at the
Mountains Base.

They Have Ignited the Forests at the
Mountains Base.
The glare from the eruption of the volcano
Of Colima, 60 miles in the interior, is plainly
seen at Manzanilla, Mex. and at other points
along the Pacific coast at night. Houses In
the city OF Colima, but few miles from the
base OF the mountain. are coated with ashes.
The railroad line Of the Mexican national
construction company, from Manzanilla to
Colima, Is depended up to furnish means OF
escape to the people OF the towns and haci-
endas OF the vicinity in case q panic should
ensue.
Subterranean rumblin Gs are heard at In
tervals during the day and through the night
aud masses are being said In all the churches
to avert the threatened calamity. The vol
canic free have ignited come Of the forests
around the base Of the mountains The vol
cano OF Coima is IL, 800 feet In altitude. with
two apertures. which rotate In their dis.
charges.
1t is reported that the volcano OF Jorullo,
In the state OF Michocan, 10 showing unusual
signs OF activity, probably caused by the out
break OF the Colima volcano. Should Jorullo
come into play again the aspect Of affairs
along the west coast country would be- seri-
GUS. The first outbreak, In 1875, resulted in
an appalling loss Of life and property, and a
renewal Of operations Is sufficient to create a
mania
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
TRADE REVIEW
Warnings Sounded of Trade and Labo
Excuses.

Warnings Sounded of Trade and Labor
Exoesses.
a Dun & cos review of trode savs.
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at any other time since the breakdown In May
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
NEW POLICY IN THE MINTs.

President Cleveland Concludes That They
Must Be Taken Out of Politics.
The reported selection Of Herman Kretz,
appoint ment clerk of the Treasury Depart
ment, as superintendent Of the United States
mint ut Philadelphia, vice Townsend, remov-
ed or resigned. and W. Z. Morgan, now ex-
aminer in the mint bureau here, us coiner
of the Philadelphia mint, vice Steel. trans
ferred, are the entering wedges OF IN en-
tirely new departure in the administration OF
the mints and assay offices. The President
has arrived at the conviction that the officers
TO whom the coinage and control OF United
States money are confded should be selected
by the President on the advice OF the chief
officials OF the Treasury, and that these ar-
pointments should not be made factors in the
distribution OF the patronage Of the State or
city In which the mint Is located.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
A NEW STATE.
The Mosquito Reservation Annexed to
Nicaragua.


The Ncaraguan government has recently
done away with Mosquito reservation, which
has been the cause OF the recent trouble, and
has Incorporated 1t as state OF Nicaragua,
with the name OF department of Zelaya,'
named after the president OF tho republic.
This action has been officially communicated
to the state department. The Significance OF
the movement has attracted little public at
tention, but 1t IL stated by officials that 1t IN
wolves greater considerations than the armed
occupation OF Corinto. Now that the latter
crisis is past, officials are turning their at.
tention to what Great Britain will do toward
Nicaraguas course in creating the new state
and thus indirectly terminating all British
authority or influence in The Mosquito
country.
"1he importance OF the creation OF the
new state arises from the political struggles
since 1860 over the Mosquito country. In
that year England and Nicaragua made a
treaty by which Nicaragua was given sover-
eighty over the Mosqaito Territory, but the
latter retained the right Of self-government.
This latter right was as broadly constructed
as 10 include coming money, collecting duties
etc. SO much trouble resulted that Francis
Joseph Of Austria was called in as arbitrator
in 1881. His decision was largely sentimen'
tai. 1t allowed the Nicaraguan flag TO bt
raised In the country and also allowed the
Mosquito people their own flag. The CON
tention as to who governed the country con.
tinued until last year, when Nicaragua tool
forcible possession aud expelled British Con
sui Hatch, who was accused OF encouraging
u rebellion against the Nicaraguan control o
the territory. This expulsion OF Hatch ant
other British subjeets has been the cause o.
the trouble just settled.
But while the settlement has been pending
Nicaragua has permanently intrenched her
self In the disputed territory and has estab-
ilshed complete international system o.
government. 1t IL an execution OF the plar
against which the British consul was accus'
cd Of exciting rebellion, and for this reason
there IL much apprehension as to whether
Great Britain will assent to the obliteratior
of the old Mosquito country which was tht
seat OF all British influence In Nicaragua.
~he new state extends along almost the en-
tire Atlantic coast line OF Nicaragua. The
southerly portion is near Greytown. the east
ern terminus OF the Nicaraguan canal, ant
this fact has given the country its chief im
portanoe. Now that 1t is a Nicaraguan state
Consul Hatch will have TO be accredited d.
rect TO the Nicaraguan government and moi
to the Mosquito authorities. The return U
Hatch was one OF the terms insisted on b.
Great Britain.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
GREAT STORMS AT SEA.
Atlantic Vessels Arriving Report Ter
lrific Weather.

Stories of terrific weather at sea are told
by each vessel arriving at Philadelphia. AT
the Delaware breakwa,er the signal observer
for the maritime exchange reported that the
wind was bowling at the rate OF AZ miles an
hour. Many vessels anchored in, the harbor,
with possibly upward OF Sl,000,000 worth OF
sugar on board, are dragging their anchors.
The whole breakwater is strewn with wreck
age. The American liner Indiana, Captain
Townsend, 1879 deys from Liverpool and
Queenstown, with 659 passengers, arrived
after terrific passage. Michael Gilbride,
one OF the steerage passengers, was swept
overheard ard drowned on ths morning Of
April 22 during the prevalence of a fearful
gail, with rain and hail.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
HONDURAS MENANcED.

British Government Threatens to Seize
the Ports to Collect Interest on Bonds.
Great Britain is adding to her complica-
tions in Central America by preparing to take
aggressive measures for the collection OF the
interest on bonds negotiated by Honduras 20
years ago for the construction OF n railroad
from Puerto Cortez TO the bay OF Fonseca, a
distance of 240 miles. The bonds amounted
to $50, 900 900, and we're mostly sold in Eng
land. The interest now amounts 10 nearly
$50, 900. and the proposition of the British
government Is 10 seize the Honduranean
ports and collect the customs revenue until
tho claim is satisfied. Only 60 miles of the
road was ever completed aud they are now
operated by W. y. Valentine. OF New York.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

wait for n new book to prove It's Inn
portance before reading. Pure food
Is natures demand. Adulteratcd and
unwholesome preparations quickly tell
their story by weakened, cranky"
stomachs. We must look out for the
'honest little chip" Uncertainty can
be made surety by reference to the.
local health inspector or TO the Health
Boards secretary. Better still, buy
only the best,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Yellow Fever in Cuba.

News has been received from SAINT iago,
Cuua. that the ravages OF yellow fever on
which the insurgents rely 10 aid them In Sc
curing independence, are already apparent
in the ranks Of the spanish forces. Many oi
ranks victims OF the disease. Physicians pre-
dict This will be the worst yellow fever sea-
son for many years. The rainy season will
soon begiD. Then the roads will become i'm.
passable; even for the Infantry.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Indian Depredations.

Marshal Cronin and Deputy SCHNEIDER re-
turned from Turtle mountains to Fargo. N.
d., and are asking The United States court
Tor instructions, Two aIres,s Tor timLer cut
ting were attempted, but both men were
taken iron The .iiicers by order of Cnief
LiitlesheiI, who claimed he had iven au-
thority TO cnt the iunper, tut the lands are
oil owued by the Indians and that he nas tue
right to give the authority. The Iuuians
have burneI the house OF u settler who tesii-
led before the grand jury against them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
A Tobacco Planters Suicide.

james Lawrence, a tobacco planter, who
lived near Turner's Store, Ky. com.
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with U
razor. After some hours absence he was
found In the barn unconscious with the
bloody razor still clasped in his hand. A
year ago he embraced the doctrine OF the
Sancti tibcationists. and had since brood-ri
over tho wickedness OF the word until his
mind gave way. He was forty-four years ol
age and leaves wife and several children.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Ravages of Cholera.

The steamer Empress Of China, from japan
and China, brings news that out OF the japan
ese force OF 5000 men sent against the Pesca-
dore and Formosa islands. 800 had died OF
cholera. The plague has also appeared
among the soldiers In Manchuria. but not In
% deadly form as to the south. 1t is
charged that the Japanese soldiers committed
aud that many OF the prisoners were killed,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS
MORE PAY FOR WORKMEN.
The Advance in Oil Sends the Wages Up
ut Oil City.

NJ. deary, OF the Gil City tube mills and OIL
City boiler works has notified his employees
that after May 0 wnges would be advanced 10
per cent. Big demands for pipe, machinery
and boilers following the advance in oil and
and drilling have caused the increase. The
two CONCERNS pay from $4,000 to G0,00J
monthly and employ 1000 men.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Miners Strike.

About $1,000 coal miners along the Ohio
extension OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. struck because 80 operators ordered q
20 per cent. reduction In wages. The men
oat include all the employees In the Flat Top
region. except about 1900 employed by the
Southwest Virginia improvement company,
and tie Browning mines at Pocahontas. The
Norfolk and Western railroad company has
placed heavy guards on duty nil aioIg the
lines.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
visilant's Fast Voyage.

The vigilsnt surprised everyone Monday
by dropping anchor on quarantine, New
York, alter record breaking westerly voy-
from Southampton OF II days, 1s hours and
some odd minutes. When the vigilant went
across last June she smashed all cutter rec
ords. She will be taken to the Erie basin, 10
6t out for her coming races with Defender
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
A Surtuisc,

"Bill Doolan's band has been cap
tured In Oklahoma" remarked tho
newspaper reader.
"You don't say So" replied the man
who pretends TO keep posted but does
not. "What was Bill's band doing 2
Playing Sweet MarieT "-Washlngton
Star.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

Residents Of Lancaster were nstounded
Monday morning to seethe sidewalks In many
places literally covered with millions OF dead
black and green beetles. Tney descended
upon the city In swarrns during the night
and were attracted by the gas and electric
lights against which they flew. Some Of the
globes Of the arc lights were filled to the top
with dead beetles and janitors swept them
up from the sidewalks by the bushei. A To-
cal entomoligist says the beetles came from
the water aud fly only at night
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Negligence Of q Pilot.

After q lengthy investigation the board OF
steamboat inspectors have rendered their re-
port on the sinking Of the State OF Missouri
last January. The accident the report states,
was due to the negligence OF Plot James
Pelle, Jr. The Inspectors say that the evi-
dence shows that three lives were lost and
probably four. The matter has been referred
10 the United States District Attorney Smith,
who viii proceed against the pilot IN the
courts,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

All the colleries In the schuylkil region ex-
Dept those Of the Lehigh Valley coal company
are working. For the next five or six days
there will be such shipments OF coal MS have
not been equaled In many years. The pros
pect OF IA steady time pleuses the miners, but
they lear the prices will be cut.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Decrease in Immigration.

A statement has been prepared at the
bureau OF immigration which. shows the num-
Der OF Immigrants that arrived in the United
States for nine months ending March 81. in
each OF the last three years, TO have ! cen Rs
follows: 1895, l59,b6e 1894. l5,644; 1895,
l4O, $50. The amount Of money brought In
by immigrants during the same length Of
time was S2,S95,6 SAG.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Salvador VIII Pay.

Ths department OF state received a tele-
gram from Ambassador Bayard, at London
stating that Great Britain has accepted the
guarantee made by Salvador OF the payment
aragua accepts and SO informs the British
admiral, the admiral 10 instructed to leave
Coripfo.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
LIVE STOCK.
CENTRAL STOCK YARDS, EAST LIBERTY, PA
CATTLE

Chicago. Cattle-Common to extra steers
s4.W@b.b 8: stockors anu feeders, a.. 5Otal .5
COWS and bulls, eI. buct+'5; calves, u. 5UtaI 50
Hogs-heavy, @ituCs-.HJ common 10 choice
mixed, - 45Csas5; choice assorted, ~ TO,sI 50;
GIT, Si.4t@ sis5; pigs, s.uesl-M sheep-ln.
ii.ieiior 10 choice, sS,tcsi' -; lambs saJJCsA.5
Cincihnnti-H Hogs select shippers none
TO 4.elt iair TO light $l.tjt,4sO: common aud
ioughs tto4. 90 cattle Good shipperssi 5Oto5 4u
good iochoice ~ tatna y; fair TO medium st5 TO
Az; good tU cho!eo sa,;5toLsj; common 10 lair
10 10 B. 80
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

The plant Of the American AK and Tool
company, as Bellefonte, is worked to its ut
most capacity to MI orders. Within the pasi
week 1900 axes were shipped. The COM
pany has orders sufficient TO keep 1t busy Tor
months
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08
Wool.

TuiLApFlPHIA Wool Is quiet: prices steady
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Nest vh einia Xxx
ana above, losl'c, and above l5ei1 medi-
is@iec New York, Michigan. Wisconsin, etc.
az ltnlbc: \, is@ Ice; medium, isS. lsc.: quarter
picou, is.a we; common. ia isc; washed, comb
coarse loa sic low 20 ltc.; unwashed medinni
ltal,c low medium loal6c
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

Mining troubles are cropping up all over
the country, and difficulties appear TO be
growing, instead OF being nearer ADJUST
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

Police fired into mob OF striking miners
at Bilbao. Bpain.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

Toronto. o., is to have National bank
with s50. 900 capital.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-08

in Rhode Island $500 mill operators are
now on strike.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-18
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