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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
NO NEED FOR SOLDIERS
Striking Virginia Miners Quiet
and Orderly.
UNANIMITY AMONG THE STRIKERS

Only Twenty Tons OF Coal Mined Yesterday
at Pocahontas, and None on the West
Virginia side-operators Send for Men
from Other Sections.
PocAHoNTAs, Va, May s.-The best OF
order has been preserved In this city. The
miners held u mass meeting just across
the state line In West Virginia yesterday.
Soldiers would not permit travel on tho
thoroughfares, but the meetings were
reached. The miners are now thoroughly
organized and will hold mass meeting,
this afternoon at Simmons and Maybury,
In West Virginia.
The soldiers are having quiet reoep
tion, and are mingling freely with the
people. They say they came here under q
misrepresentation, believing that trouble
would take place. All the men who were
charged with violation of the peace hav
been discharged. Peace and quiet prevail
but the town Is constantly patrolled. Th
railroad company Is doing PRACTICAL
nothing, and no shipments of coal are be
ing made. Across the line in West Vim
ginia there Is n total suspension of mining
but no disorder.
No effort to destroy railroad property has
been made, and tho officers of TazeweI
county. Va, with special deputies, are on
tho ground to prevent any possible dis
turbance, Lawless, the mine organizeT
is still here with his men, and is working
industriously. The railroad company hal
special detectives to ascertain the locg
leaders, and feeling ran high because OF
some abuses of the police, but better coun.
sci prevailed and peace was preserved
The fields are a unit for the strike, bug
the coal companies here say they intend
to run the mines If new men have to y
brought in. The southwest Virginia Id
provement company and the EckmeI
mines have telegraphed for 600 miners q
come to this place and the houses aH
now being put up by the coal company d
house them.
Mr.. Bullitt says he intends to win OF
break the Pocahontas company. No one
knows what may be the outcome In the
event OF foreign miners coming in The
struggle is now on in earnest, and 1t prom
iscs to be long and hard one.
The Southwest Virginia Coal company
issued circulars last night that it would
pay all men tomorrow, but no men who
occupy company houses would be paid till
the houses were vacated. As most of the
houses are the company's, nearly all the
miners will be dispossessed What this
feature will lead to will be hard to fore
tell. The output yesterday was only twenty
cars of coal and fifteen cars of coke.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
FLORIDA Determined.
Refused to Liberate the Spanish
War Vessel Infanta Isabella.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT sNUBBED

The State Health onioer Declined to Permit
the Vessel to Depart Until the Law HAD
Been Complied with, and Spain VIII
Probably Lodge a Complaint.
TAMPA, Fla, May s.-The detention OF
the Spanish warship Infanta Isabella for
having violated the quarantine laws by
passing the quarantine station at Mullet
Key the previous night is evidently Great
ing stir,
Yesterday the collector of customs re-
ceived a telegram from w. e. Curtis net
ing secretary of the treasury, declaring
the quarantine regulations for domestic
ports waived in case Of the Infanta Isa-
bella. -....a ..se...
This relates TO vessels arriving from
ports where yellow fever prevails, and un-
less disinfeeted In accordance with the
regulations and not less than five days
have elapsed sihce the disinfection, the
vessel shall be detained. The telegram
was submitted to State Health Officer
Joseph Y. Porter, who promptly wired
Mr.. Curtis as follows:
Spanish war cruiser Infanta Isabella,
Sith l75 men, direct from Havana, was
A-dered In quarantine at Key West May l
by the state quarantine officer, which &C
zion was approved of by Surgeon General
Wyman, then at Key West. Refusing
quarantine, the vessel left port for sea, but
went into Tampa bay May q running by
the quarantine station. She was ordered
back next morning by the quarantine pa
troll boat for disinfection and detentiou,
In accordance with state and United States
Quarantine laws, where she is now. ] re-
spectfully protest against any relaxation
OF United States law in this instance.
shall enforce the state quarantine laws"
When detained the officers of the In
fanta said they were In hurry, as some
enc wanted TO reach Jacksonville The
state board, however, recognized no priv
uege DIR. Porter visited the quarantine sta
tion this morning and the Infanta is being
thoroughly examined. She will be released
tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.
Defeat Of the Bill Creating the once Of
Deputy Auditor General.

Deputy Auditor General.
HARRISBURG, May s.-Tho bill creatin 2
the Office Of deputy auditor general was
killed in the house yesterday by O vote Of
p6 TO 90. Representative Collins, OF Ly-
coming, who bad the measure In charge
changed his vote before thu result was an
pounced so as to be in position to move / U
reconsider should 1t bo decided 10 make
another effort to put the bill through The
sentiment against It. however is SD strong
that there seems to be no hope OF reconsid.
eration. The defeat OF the bill was q great
surprise to Auditor General My1in who
assumed the duties of offics yesterday. He
had selected Colonel John A. Glenn ot
Philadelphia, for his deputy. Captaia o.
ID. Bricker. Of Jersey Shore, orporh i--su
clerk under ex-Auditor General Gras
was to have been retained in this rosition
andex, Reven ue Collector Sam Matt Fridy,
of Lancaster was to be chief clerk Tho
defeat OF the bill means the retirement of
Captain Bricker, whose place as corpora
ton clerk will be taken by Colonel Glenn.
The PenroBe bill to prohibit prize fight
ing and regulate glove contests was killed.
Among the bills passed finally were the
Following; Creating a state board OF un-
dertakers In cities Of the first class pro.
hibiting mining and manufacturing com
panies from conducting company stores;
allowing county commissioners 10 elect
tne county solicitor and dx his salary,
The senate passed twenty.fo bills
finally. Among the house bills passed
finally were: Requiring writs on ulechan-
les mems TO be indexed on Judgment dock
e'si autnoflzlng cities, boroughs aud
townships to appropriate money for mem
ofiai services; establishing state beard
OF veterinary examiners prohibiting the
saie OF certain articles within one mile OF
camp meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
ALL QUIET ON ELKHoRN.
West virginia Officials Pleased with the
Attitude of tho StriIxera.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, May S.-"Alls
quiet on Elkhorn," Is the report at tho
state house. State and federal off Gers are
sanguine over the prospect for a speedy
settlement of the miners strike. Tho
joining in the strike by the Browning men
is regarded as particularly significant, in
asmuch as it leaves the whole region idle,
and must necessarily force action one way
or the other on the part of Norfolk and
Western road or the coal men. United
States Deputy Marshal Harman has Just
arrived in Charleston from the scene, and
says that the situation is not in the leas,
threatening, and there Is no Indication
that leads to the supposition Of trouble.
The men who laid down their tools on
Monday did so voluntarily and without
coercion. The presence of the Virginia
militia has not had the effect desired. rhs
impression became general among the
miners that the military was present to
force them to work. or at least to prevent
their joining the strike. The men re.
belled, stopped work. and refused to re,
sumo until tho strike was settled.
Some talk Of importing non-union labor
from Pennsylvania has been INDUCED in,
but the miners say this is only a bluff.
Such move would precipitate trouble. As
the matter stands now the men are orderly
In their demeanor, and Deputy Marshal
Harman says that among all the 5000 OF
10000 idle men he has not seen a sin Rle
drunk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
NUGGETS OE NEWS.

After seventeen days jury has finally
been secured for the trial OF Police In.
speotor Mclaughlin, In New York.
Fire In the town of Galszeez, Hungary,
destroyed 100 houses and three churches.
Three persons were burned to death.
Edward Ulrich and John Waith, track.
layers at the Stevens colliery, Pittston,
Pa, were run over and killed by cars.
The British ship Earncliffe was totally
wrecked on Princess Island, off China q
coast causing 100000 loss All hands
rescued.
In fight between the Day and Gilley
families, near Norton, Va, three of the
Gilleys were killed and Joe Day fatally
wounded.
Consul General Springer, at Havana,
has entered protest to the Spanish au.
thorities against the trial by military
tourt Of Manuel Fuentes, the New York
World correspondent.
Judge Brown, of the United States cir.
suit court in New York, denied the appli.
cation for the removal of Coils P. Hunt.
ington. to California to stand trial for al
;;sged violation Of the interstate commerce
law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
GORDON HEIGHTS

In reality ts well named, lite elevation and
eights command such grand and extensive
views OF such rare beauty. nature presents
beautiful panorama scene to tile eye. far
beyond words to express or describe. The
hills. valleys, plalns and water meet the view
with so many pleasing objects in constant
transit. the many variety of vessels, ships
and crafts of commerce and pleasure on the
waters OF the noble Delaware river. also tho
steam and electric railroads. continuous in
operation. with all of natures beauty makes
IL perfectly grand. Now Is the tim e 10 select
an secure lots for suburban or permanent
homes. Call and see US. Examine plot. 40
we are Offering great Inducements.
PHILIP X CLARK 4 Co
In ROD II luo -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Conscience Made Him . coward.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-From brooding
over tho thought that he was unworthy Of
the love borne him by his promised bride,
George E. Watson committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head Mt the
home Of his brother-in-law, John A. Sar-
gent. At the time Of his death Watson
was engaged to be married to Miss Amy
Minor, wealthy young lady living in
Providence, r. /. He had known her ever
since he was boy, and had corresponded
with her ever since he came to San Fran
cisco, seven years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Singular Fatality at Lanea ster.

LANCASTER, Pa, May s-A singular
mishap caused the death last night OF
George w. Cormeny, an employe of the
Conestoga Cotton mills, of this city. Cor.
meny, with companion, was testing q
new automatic fire extinguisher when the
other man let go the nozzle on the end Of
the pipe through which the water was be.
ing pumped, The force of the stream
knocked Cormeny down, and he was sew.
eral times struck on the head by the heavy
piece Of brass. His skull was fractured,
and he died several hours later from con.
cussion of the brain. Cormeny was a prom.
inent Grand Army man, and was formerly
member Of city councils.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Signed the AmaIsamated Scale.

PITTsBURa, May s.-Phillips, Ninick &
Co, owners of the Sligo mill, yesterday
signed the wage scale OF the Anal gam ated
Association. This Is the first victory for
the strikers, and as this mill has been non.
union for years the signing Of the scale is
especially significant. The striking pud.
dlers at tho other iron works are still out,
and will not go back unless paid a per
ton. The Clinton mill Is the only one yet
running at the non-union rate, and this is
expected to be closed soon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
The New phlladeiph,n Mint sun.r,r,.n,0n,

WASHINGTON, May s.-The resignation
OF Mr. Townsend as superintendent OF the
Philadelphia mint was received at the
treasury department yesterday afternoon.
and almost Immediately Secretary Carlisle
went over to tho White House, and after
a short conference with the president the
appointment of Mr.. Herman Kretz ms Mr..
Townsend's successor, and Mr.. William
II. Morgan as coiner, were signed by the
president and sent to the state depart
ment. Several other changes are likely
TO bo made soon in the PHILADELPHIA mint
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Secretary Van CIeef Resigns.

TRENTON, May s.-Secretary John 7.
Van Cieef, Of the state board of assessors,
sent In his resignation yesterday The
board accepted the resignation and will
elect his successor at their next meeting.
This is in consequence of the exposure OF
his map transactions made recently by the
senate investigating committee. Colonel
Van Cleef also resigned his position as
aide on the sfHff of Governor Werts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Looks Cheering for Ohio Miners.

BELLAIRE, o., May s.-The situation
among the coal miners in this part OF Ohio
looks encouraging. Many operators ara
willing to pay the sixty cont rate. 1t 10
predicted here that as soon as any Yves,
Virginia coal is shipped west over the
Baltimore and Ohio road 1t will be stopped.
The miners opposite here In West Vir.
ginia are organized, and will work in con.
junction with the men here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Foil HeadlonK to Death.

LANCASTER Pa, May s-Emanuel J.
Erisman, a retired merchant, and one of
Lancaster's prominent citizens, fell down
flight of twenty steps leading to the side
walk last evening and died some time
afterwards. He landed head first, and
fractured his skull Mr.. Erisman was one
OF the best known Odd Fellows in the
state, and at the time Of his death was
grand patriarch of the grand encamp
msnt. He was Go years old, and almost
totally blind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
PecuIiarlY Sad Suicide.

CLEVELAND, May Sat Collinwood, a
suburb an unknown man applied to the
yard foreman Of the Lake Shore and Mich.
igan Southern railroad for employment
On being informed that there was no work
for him he exclaimed: my God, is there
nothing man can do to liver II not
can ut least die" A moment later he
sang out, "Goodby, boys" and threw
himself under a passing train and was cub
to pieces.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Royalty in n Rnilrnad wren,..

ROME May s.-While King Humbert
and Queen Margaret were on their way
by rail in a special train from Florence to
this city, attended by their suite one of the
carriages was thrown from the track. An
obstruction had eithor fallen across the
track or was placed there by evil minded
persons. Several members of the party
sustained slight injuries, but the king and
queen escaped with nothing more serious
than n bad shaking up
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08

UNIoNTowy, Pa, May ga party of
workmen were drilling In the rock at the
foot of a thirty foot precipice here when a
ledge became loosened and fell, burying
three Of them. Michael Joy was crushed
to death, Patrick Ryan was fatally injured
and an italian was seriously hurt. 1t re-
quired two hours to dig them from the
mass of stone and earth
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
lpterna,ional =. M. q A. conv.n.,.,

SpnisGFIELD, Mass, May s-The thirty
nrst international convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of North
America opened here today. Fully /, 200
delegates are present. The convention
opened at 10 o'clock this morning with
quiet day services at Christ Episcopal
church, conducted by Rev Floyd w.
Tompkins Jr., of Providence. At $3.50
the first regular session OF the convention
was called To order in the State Street
Baptist church, by the president, G. N.
Bierce, of Dayton, O. In the evening ex-
ercises will be held in the city hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
oA.ss.a wiz. A...si.Iss I,,.I Hr.. r.,..ll

Charssd wth AssAuItins Mrs. PsrnsIL
CAMDEN. N. j.. May a.--James willetts,
. soiored man. was arrested In Stockton
yesterday on charge Of beating his wife
In this city. but q more serious charge
awaits him. Wilietts Is suspected Of be-
ing the assailant Of Mrs Parnell at Bor.
dentown. What grounds for suspicion
they may have the authorities refuse to
state, but the Bordentown officials have
been notified. Willetts said he lived in
Burlington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Around the World in a pory.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. May s.-The Spray,
commanded by Joshua Slocum, OF Fair
Haven sailed from this port yesterday on
trip around the world. Captain Slocum
is entirely alone In tho Spray, which is
only forty feet In length. She is not heavily
spared or canvassed, and looks able to
carry her daring owner anywhere. Cap.
tain Slocum has already ciroled the earth
i've times. He expects to strike the coast
OF South America in about five weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Captain Howsate Released on B,,l,

WASHINGTON, May s.-Captain Henry
w. Howgate, who has been in jail some
time awaiting trial on an indictment
charging him with the embezzlement OF
government funds, was released on sl5 900
bail yesterday. His trial will be deferred
for several weeks. His attorneys brought
forward persons who furnished security
aggregating over Sl00, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Tha work of Thiayaa.

DOVER Del, May s.-Early In the morn
ing the general merchandise store of Moore
Brothers, at Leipsic, a short distance from
here, was entered by burglars and cash,
checks and goods to the amount of g., 600
were stolen. The thieves gained an en-.
trance by forcing open window. There
Ia No nlaM
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Physician Fined for Maipraot,cs.

PORTLAND, Me-, May s-Dr. John B.
Hughes, who is confined In Jail here await
ing second trial on the charge of murder
in causing the death of Mary B. Dunn, of
Lancaster, N H., by criminal malpractice,
was arraigned before Judge Bonney. He
pleaded guilty to the charge Of man.
slaughter and was fined sl,o0O. He paid
the fine and was released.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STAIN.
She VIII Probably Lodge a Complaint
Against Florida officials.

Against Florida Officials.
WASHINGTON May s.-The action of the
Florida state board OF health officials in
refusing to release the Infanta Isabella
was communicated to the treasury depart
ment. Secretary Carlisle said that in view
of this action there was nothing more for
his department to do in the matter. His
directions to the collector OF customs at
Tampa had been to inform the state Off
cials that II the vessel were held by them
under the allegation that she was violat-
ing the government quarantine regula-
tions she ought to be released If tho ves-
sci is now being held by the state officials
under the state laws that Is another mat
ter, with which he could not interfere.
The United States having waived the
provision of the quarantine regulations
through which the Infanta Isabella is de.
tained, 1t would not be surprising II tho
Spanish government took official notice Of
the incident and lodge complaint with
the state department.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
fssVIsESr ICE COMPANY

VIII furnish ice 10 family trade as rollorn
lbs daily ssc per week. 10 lbs daily 4gc pc
week. 10 lbs daily $50 per week. 20 lbs daily,
t4o per week. 20 lbs and over at the ruts of
soc per 100 lbs. Prices no higher during the
season. The least cause of complaint should
be Immediately reported to the ofIies at ones.
1t will bo promptly attended to.
Once s. E. Corner 10th and Market stresis.
Phone No. 81 aa-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
A s.vm,I, blown to Fragments.

KoKoMo, Ind, May s.-The boiler In the
aawmill owned by John Bennett, north of
here, exploded yesterday, blowing the mill
to fragments. James Gait the fireman,
was instantly killed and Frank Downing,
Fred Phillips and John Push badly In
lured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Severe Earthquake in Argentina.

BuESos AYREs, May s.-There was sc.
we're earthquake yesterday in Mendoza
capital of the province of that name. The
inhabitants were terror stricken and fed
from the town. Mendoza is situated about
f1fty-hve miles southeast from the volcano
OF Aconcagua. The place was destroyed
by an earthquake In 1869.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
To cultivate soranton,s y.o,n, I,o,,

SCRANTON, Pa, May s.-The Scranton
board of associated charities last night
decided to put In operation the plan of
Mayor Plngree, of Detroit of the sfculti.
walton of vacant lots by the unemployed. /"
An appeal was made today for land and
funds to start the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
aovernor Turney Again SWORN into on,cs

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May s.-The Repub.
licans and Populists In the legislature de-
sided to have no hand In the Inauguration
of Governor Turney today, on the ground
shat to participate would be to endorse
what they conceive to be wrong. Ac-
oordingly only Democratic members were
present when Governor Turney was sworn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Stricken Statesmen R.coy.r,ne,

WASHINGTON, May s,-Secretary Gresham
is reported to be constantly gaining
ground, and 10 is now said that all danger
In his case has passed 1t Is hoped that he
will be able to leave the city for some
health resort In about ten days The re-
port from Representative Hits house is
that The patient is much better, and hopes
arc now entertained that he may recover
General Cogswell is reported TO be resting
comfortably,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
NOTICE.

M o TiCE-Sotice Is hereby given that the
IN building co.parineIship existing be-
tween Lewis T. Grnbb aud Nicholas A. GTuDb.
trading as Lewis 4. Grubb a. Son. IL horuby
dissolved. All persons having claims against
said hrm will present the same for payment
10 Nicholas A. Grub. aud all peis1us i-
dehted to the trm will make paylncnI To the
said Nicholas a. 0rubb. who viii continue
tbo business as carpenter aud buildar. and
he respectfully holicits publ patronage.
LEWIS r. GItUBB
ms-et NICHOLAS A. GRUBB.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
chIna,s offer to Ru..ia and Frano,,

SHANGHAI, May s. The Chinese EN-.
peror has written to the czar and President
Faure asking financial assistance to meos
the war expenses, and promising to make
special commercial advantages to Russia
and France In return therefor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
suspIcions OF Murder.

ASHLAND, Pa, May 8.-The badly de-
composed remains Of Polander were
found on the mountain between New Bos-
ton and Mahnnoy City. A blood stained
handkerchief found nearby leads to the
belief that murder has been done, and the
soroner Ia Investigating the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-08
Favorlng tho rhiIadelphIa Ipy.,,,ea,,on

HARRISBURG, May s.-Senator Penrose's
movement for an investigation of the mu-
nieipal affairs of Philadelphia took step
In advance yesterday afternoon, when tho
senate judiciary general committee unan.
imously agreed to favorably report the
resolution as committed,