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The morning times., 1895-11-12
DELEGATES ARE ARRIVING
Knights Of Labor Convention
Begins Work This Morning.
Many Questions of Vital Importance
to the Order VIII Be
Considered

The twenty fifth International assembly
of Knights OF Labor Will convene this
morning at Mechanics Hall, corner OF Four
auda-half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
at 10 O'Clock.
Nearly all the Delegates have already ar
rived aud are at the Hotel v yendoine
Among the latest arrivals are Martin @.
SeEers, master workman. st Louis Mo:
Anthony SchoDfilden and Horace J. Parks,
OF the Building Trades, New YORK; W s.
Vanderburg. Oregon; W l. Brown. master
workman, New York city: Leo Schwarts,
New York, aud A Phillips. Philadelphia.
The advance working committees, on
law, finance and credentials, We're hard at
work all yesterday preparing their re-
ports for the opening session this morning
During the present session many matters
OF vital importance TO the organization
VIII come up for consideration. Among
these VIII be proposition to change The
method Of collecting the per capita tax.
It present all taxes are paid by the various
locals direct TO the general office.
The change proposed viii place the
collection of the per capita tax in the
hands of the District A Assembly to which
the locals belong.
The next proposed change is an increase
in the charge for all new charters, seals,
anu ID 1act everything pertaining TO the
formation of new organizations.
Another important measure which will
be introduced is one providing for meIn-
bership of individuals in small towns and
the rural districts where there are no
local organizations.
The convention will also make an en-
phatic denial of the rumnr that the as
sembly at New Orleans, La, had admitted
barkeepers and bartenders to membership.
There are cases where members or the X.
of l.. find it necessary to accept tempur-
arily positions as walters and bartenders
in saloons, but that is all.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
MOST AND Lucy PARSONS.
More Infla matory Talk by These
Two ADarch hi,,ts.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-To au audience OF
two thousand synpatblzrrS in the West
Twelfth Street Turner Hall, Herr Most
and Lucy Parsons tonight recalled the
HayniaTket Tlojs,l leUlCtsg.ou the Iead anar-
chisis and denounced the police.
Their language was kept iron being too
inflammablc however, by tie presence of
Two hundred blue coats under the COM
Inand of Inspector Shea, who occupied
prominent place ON the speakers plat
form. ......
Mrs. Parsons was ihc first speaker and
size reviewed TTcJs'en;s connected with the
Haymarket msssacre. Only once did she
approach The carcer iinv wien tine said,
Il would rather lie Gems gBed 10 the bot
tonllcss pits OF he'll than wax the golden
streets OF Heaven with Judge Gary" r,rs
Inspector shea commanded her to cease
utte:ing such language. When Herr Most
arose lie was greeted with great applause.
He said he had been instructed to not
mention any fiames He defied Inspector
Shea, sa yiug this was a free country. The
inspector warned the visiting Anarchist TO
he careful"
The remainder Of Most's speech was
in German. and. although it at times
hordercu the sensational. the Inspector did
not interfere. The speech was a repetition
ia the uain OF what Most has repeatedly
delivered . .4,...
The morning times., 1895-11-12
SHOT PAPA IN THE EYE
An Eieven-year-old's Performance
when He Saw Mamma Rentep

" "th iAC vi w Nh III ma beaten
North Adams. Mass, Nov. 1.-Two cases
OF accidental shooting took place this morn
ing in This vicinity. Frank W Card of
Hawksville, was beating his wife when
Their eieven-year -old boy, Herbert. picked
up little 22-caliber pistol and Threatened
to shoot his father. The latter left his
wife and seized the pistol, which ex-
ploded, the bullet entering his eve and
lodging near the brain. Card viii lose
MS eye and his condition is dangerous.
Willie Richards, the sixteen-year-old son
OF a Fiorida farmer, hearta noise in the hem
mouse early this morning. He went ont.
taking his revolver with him. When he
reached the hcnhousc, he saw a skunk raid
lilg the roost. He enIptied his revolver into
The animal and went back to tue house
and laid the pistol on a shelf.
HIS younger brother picked up the MIS-
toi ana re- loaded II, without telling any one.
A little later their sister, Della, came down
10 breakfast and Willie, elated over killing
the polecat, described the occurrence TO his
sister. During his recital he picked up the
revolver and TO emphasize his remarks,
snapped the weapon. 1t went off ami the
32-caliber bullet entered the girls neck
just over the collar bone. She is not ex-
pected to live.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
MONEY Thrown INTO A SEWER.
Ohio'S Cnpitai Defrauded Out of S42,
900 by IL Contractor.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 11.-A special
committee of the city council appointed
20 investigate charges OF fraud in the CON
structiou of the West Side sewer, reported to
the council tonight that the city had been
dcrrauded out of over $4,000 on the con-
tract.
The city paid for over half a million brick
for extra use in bad ground wh en- in reality
only 5000 were used. The stealing was all
done in this way, over estimates being al
lowed TO an enormous amount.
The blame is thrown upun Jared p.
Bliss, city director Of public works, and
Josiah Kinnear, city engineer. The COM
mittce says these officers may have been de-
ceived 10y the contractor, but whether it
was done wiifuIy or iGnorantly it is no
less criminal.
The morning times., 1895-11-12

Nassau, Nov 1.-THE Ward line steamer
Niagara, Capt. Crocker, from New York,
November q, for Cienfregos, arrived here
today.
She reports that on Friday morning, No
veinber 3, she ran down and sank the
American bark, William Haies, Captain
Coombs, from Havana, October -27, for
Philadelphia, OFF Cape Henlopen.
capt. Coombs, the mate and five Seamen
or THE William Hales We're saved, and five
men were lost
BLEW HER FOG WHISTLES.
The collision between the stea mer
Ma CARA and the American bark William
Haies occurred 10 latitude 3S north, longi-
tude T4.I9 west
The Niagara was steaming slowly and
blowing her fog whistles constantly. The
iookOuts saw or heard nothing until they
were close upon the bark.
capt Croker and the second mate of
The Niagara were upon the bridge. The
helm was put hard aport and the engines
reversed, but 1t was too late. The Niagara
struck the bark amidships and cut deep
into her The bark sank in four minutes.
bow first.
IRON MADE HER SINK.
Four OF the crew climbed on board the
Niagara while the vessels were together.
Five men who were below We're drowned.
The bark carried a cargo of iron, which
caused her 10 sink before the men could
get on deck.
They were Second Mate Coleman. Rey-
narl Byrnes. the steward; Frank Nevis
and two others whose names are not known.
Seven Of the bark's crew were saved.
They are Capt. Coombs. Kimmi;tcc. The
mate. and ScImen Boular. Nelson. Dorian,
Nilsson and Boncnduck.
Capt. Coomhs sank with his vessel. but
rose 10 the surface and was picked up.
He and two Others were picked up by
the Niagara's boats. THE Niagara is not
injured. The survivors OF the William
Haies will 20 North tomorrow by the
steamer Santiago.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
BANQUET TO CYCLISTS.
Harry Palmer Says 1t VIII Help
Wheeling in the South.

New York. Nov. Hilary c. Palmer who
is helping K. Lindsay Coleman in the matter
of arrangements for the latter's big ban
quet to cyclists in Atlanta, on the evening
of the 30th instant, is in town for Il short
stay preparatory to going South again.
t is quit eiikely that programme of
races may be arranged for the afternoon of
the Both inst, in which case a days sport
may be planned for Savannah, to take place
on The Monday following. Tue latter meet,
if it takes place, may be arranged by Sen
atOr" Morgan. who is nwo I'm Atlanta.
The exhibit of bikes at the Cotton States
Exposition is the finest ever seen south of
Mason and Dixon's line.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
BOTH NOTES WE'RE FORGED.
Baltimore Bank Badly yictimized by.
Some Smart Swtudlers


Richmond. Va, Nov. 1.-Two forged
notes, purporting 20 be drawn by the firm
of Savage, Beyeridge * Co. and J. G.
Tinsley & Co.. respectively, both of this
city, in favor OF the T.. F. Kirwan Manu-
featuring Company OF Baltimore, and bear
ing what appeared to b ca fac simile OF the
indorsenient of the last named firm. were
received at the Merchants National
Bank last Saturday.
Both notes had been negotiated through a
Baltimore bank, the name Of which could
not be learned today. That drawn against
Savage Reveridge & Co. was for 81 ,375;
bore the date Or August 10, 1895. and was
made payable four months after date. The
note against j. G. Tinsley & Co. was for
81 500; was dated August 20, and made
payable on December 23.
As soon as the notes were received by the
Merchants Bank tire two firms We're com
municated with and both Dotes Were pro-
Dounced foFgeries-
The Merchants National Bank returned
the notes to the Baltimore Bank last Satur-
day, but Dothine as yet has been learned
OF the action taken by that Institution.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
DRESS GOODS.

All the new weaves are represented.
Come and see the beautiful effects we are
showing. New arrival of BOucie Suitings-
44-in. Boucle, all cDloTings .....7 &C. per yard
o2-in- Boucle, all colorings, 81
value -. -. -. >. 81 so per yard
4S-in- imported Cotele, all coli
ors, 81 90 value 81 % per yard
4O-in- -All-woolandM Moha ir Suit
iDgs 80. ..... 80. .... ..... soc. per yard
The morning times., 1895-11-12
uNDERwE An.

Cold weather is upon US. Get your Un-
derwear and avoid a cold. Medium weights
and heavy weights, full fashioned and must
approved makes.
Ask TO see our popuiar-price garments
FOR mems and wumeu's wear.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
CUBAN PATRIOTS FIG HITTING
Forty Guns Cnptured from a Van.
quished Spanish Garrison.

ortY Gums captured from van
quished Spanish Garrison.
Santiago de Cuba, Noy. Via Key
West. Fla. Nov. 1i.-NOthing imPorta mt
has occurred in this district within the
last few days except toe serious wouBding
of Lieui.-Coi. Juan TcIeda, who comma I,ded
n battalion of guerrillas. He was shot a
few days ago in an encounter with
portion OF the forces of Jose Maceo while
Maceo was on his way TO Sabana del
Medic the present seat of the rebel gov
ernment.
Tejcda fought on the Spa nish side during
all of the ten years war and has done the
same since the beginning of the present
campaign.
The only important rebel force in this
jurisdiction at present Is that OF Jose
Macpo. and it is subdiyided into different
parties. only slight skirmishes have
occurred near here. on October 2S, $50
rebels attacked the garrison at the village
of Santo FnomcDa, in Arroyo Blanco,
fifteen miles from this city.
The garrison was composed OF eighty
soldiers, uader sub-iieuteDant. The
insurgents Killed nine soldiers and wounded
thirty and captured forty guns and some
cart rid ges.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
To save Car Fare.

The Times has arranged the fol.
lowing Branch offices, where want
advertisements can be left Mt any
time, and Will receive the same
prompt attention as IL left at the
main office:
Frank Smith, 4fh and C SITS NV.
NJ. McNuity, 1896 18th st. NV.
A. Il. McCIoskey, 1912 7th st. NV.
II. Hnge, 2I53 Pa. ave. NV
Joscph Linden, 406 9Th at. 80.
Js W. johnson, 40 III st. no.
w. X. Mackay, S21 Fl st. ne.
-2eph Petlgnat. GOO 7th st. sw.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
FAMOUS FOR ITS PRODUCT.
Stony Ford TrottiDg Stud to Be Dis.
ha ndt-


New York, Nov. lit will cause sur
prise and regret among trotting horsemen
to learn that the time hOnored Stony Ford
trotting stud is to be disbanded.
Charles Backman, its founder and owner,
has bespoken a place for the first INSTALL
ment of eighty head. in the sale to be held
by Peter C. Kellogg and Company, at Nadi-
son Square Garden, the first week in De-
cember.
The remainder of the horses will be sold
a few weeks later and this famous breed
ing stud will have become a thing of the
past.
Few trotting studs have left as marked
an impression upon the stock OF the country
l is famous bands OF brood mares by
American Star, Harry Clay, and Hamble-
tonian were the envy of all other breeding
establishments during the latter sixties
and the earlier eighties.
Probably its most famous brood mare
was Green Mountain Maid. and its greatest
horse, her SON, Electioneer. The latter
established the success Of the great Pals
Alto stud in California.
But hundreds OF other horses bred al
Stony Ford have added to the trottins
wealth OF the country.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
EXPRESS OFFICE ROBBED.
Wells, Fargo & Co. Lose $4,000
by the Job.

Colorado Springs, Col, Nov. 11.-11:45
p. m.-The Wells Fargo express office was
held up at IL p. IN. 1t is reported that
the loss in $4,000.
Two men entered the express car, which
was in one OF the depots. and held up the
messenger. They covered him with re-
voivers, and he promptly obeyed.
The men acted like professionals. One
guarded the messenger while the other
opened the box.
After securing the pIunder they fled and
posse is out.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
CRIME OF A TEN-YEAR-oLD.
Deliberately Shot His Sister II
Anger

Crosby, Tenn, Nov. ia tcn-year-old
son of Farmer George Denns deliberately
shot his fifteen-year-nld sister through the
head last night, killing her.
Recently while the boy was sick he asked
his sister to give him something to eas. but
she refused. having Instructions from the
attending physician not to give him food
except as directed. The boy grew angry
and told her if she did not feed him he
would kill her when he got we'll
The morning times., 1895-11-12
French Deficit Budget.

Paris, Nov. I'm. Cnchery's repo rt
-on the budget shows that the deficit in
1892 was 1000 900 francs; in 1898, s4,-
900 900, and in 1894, 21 100000. The
deficit in 1895. as far as caicuable is
likely to alsn amuont IL 2l 900 900 francs
The expenditures increase at the rate of
60 900 900 francs yearly. Both the
receipts and the expenditures will be re-
duced by the budget committee. leaving
a nominal surplus or 567 900 francs.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
JOHN PA1NE's CRIME,
CriminaIly Assaulted Widow OF
Sixty Years.

Uniontown, Pa, Nov. 11.-John Paine
colored, was arrested yesterday and is now
in Jail here on the charge of committing q
criminal assault upon Mrs. Mary J. Nichols
widow, sixty years old, at her home
near this city.
The crime was committed early last week.
but Mrs. Nichols was unable until Saturday
to come to town to make information and
when she did make a statement the matter
was kept quiet in order that Paine might
be arrested and placed in safe confine-
ment and it is probable that he might have
been iynciled by the neighbors Of Mrs.
NicholJ
The morning times., 1895-11-12
JUDGE AGAIN DOES NOT YIELD.
Insists That the Pollard Murderers
Shall he Brought Before Him

Insists That the Pollard Murderers
Shall he Brought Before Him.
Richmond, Va, NOV. l1.-Judge George
c. Orgain. of the county court OF Lunen-
burg, has not wavered in his purpose to
have the alleged Pollard murderers
brought before him and yesterday ordered
Sheriff NJ C. CardOZa to return to Rich
nond last night and bring all four OF them
before him, Ogetber with the City Sergea Mt
Charles S. Epps, vino is to show cause
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt.
Sheriff Cardoza arrived at the court
house Sunday night having demanded his
prisoners of Sergt- Epps and been re-
fused. He reported to Judge Orgain i'm
mediately upon his arrival, but his honor
had been previously informed OF the ex-
ecutive act by Mr.. Carter johnson. the
Governors special messenger, and had
written reply to the Governors letter
positively declining to rescind his order
that the prisoners be brought before him.
Sheriff CardoZa is expected here in the
morning. In the meantime Judge Wexford
of the city circuit court has granted the
prisoners writ ofhabeas corpus, returDa ble
Wednesday.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
EN- ROUTE TO ATLANTA.
League of Press Clubs Passes Through
On Special

Ninety-1ne members of the International
League of Press Clubs. representing news
papers in New York, Boston, Buffalo. Har-
risburg. Philadelphia, and Pittsburs. on
a special Pullman. made up at Phiadel-
ptia, arrived in Washington at 1850 last
night and left half an hour later.
The party is en- route to the Atlanta Ex-
position. Ralph Bingham, the "boy ora
tor" who is the funny" man of the party,
afforded C onsidera bic amusement in speech
which he made at Baltimore.
The Press Club will hold its annual con-
vention at Atlanta, and will be received
by the Governor of Georgia and the Gate
City Board of Trade. They will return
over the Southern Railway next Sunday
The morning times., 1895-11-12
FniIed to RECOVER Its Bond

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. lin the
chancery court today the Fidelity and
Casualty Company failed in its effort to
recover prnportionate part of 81 81 %, the
amount paid by it as surety ON the bond of
N. J. O'BrieB, defaulting treasurer Of
the Catholic Knights of America, under
decree of the Federal court. The plaintiff
attached a deed OF trust under which
O'Brien's property was sold to two OF his
local bondsmen for sec. 900. TO which the
purchasing bondsmen added S5 600. and
paid the total over to the Catholic Knights.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
DUNRAvEN WILL BE ROASTED
Special Meeting of the New York
Yacht Club to BE Held

Special Meeting of the New York
Yacht Club to BE Held.
New York, Nov. l1.-An doubt as to the
course which the New York Yacht Club
viii pursue in relation to the Earl of Dun
ravens charges against the Defender syndi-
cate was removed tonight when the follow
ing notice was posted on the club house
bulletin:
a special meeting of the club will be
held al theciu b-house Monday November IS,
at 8 D. IN, To consider the statement made
by the Earl OF Dunrayen in reference to
the late America 5 cup race"
Club members were reticent and would
say nothing one member went so far as
TO say:
"Come on Monday and you may hear
something drop"
Duurayen's audacious charges of. foul
play on the part Of the Defenders syndicate
continued TO be discG Ssed IN club and busi-
ness circles today and continued TO be
severely criticized. Every member Of the
New York Yacht Club feels that he has been
Sross- insulted. and there seems 10 he
no doubt that Dunraven viii be expelled in
disgrace from the club.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
Killed at a Wedding.

Mount Pleasant. Pa. Nov. 1I-Joseph
Hardsick. a Pole, who worked at the
Alice mines, was shot and instantly Killed
this evening at Morewood. A wedding took
place Saturday night and Slavs and Pole,
kep tup the festivities until the shoot lg
occurred. Martin Bora, a Siav. who had
quarreled with Hardsick. was arrested, bit
has not yet been identified.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
MGR. SATOLLI'S RED HAT.
1t WIN he Presented to Him by Mgr
Sbnretti.

Rome, Nov. lit is officially stated
at the Vatican that the successor of Mgr.
Satoiii, the papal delegate u the United
States, will not be nominated iGnetlia tely
for the reason that Mgr. Satulii viii re-
main in the United States until after the
consistory that viii I've held Dext year.
Mgr. LoreDZelli, at present internuncio at
The Hague, is regarded as being most
likely to be appointed successor TO Mgr.
Satolli.
The OsServatore Romano announces that
Sbarctti Will fulfill the functions OF papal
ablegate in presenting TO Mgr. satoni the
cardinals berttta and other insignia in
behalf of the Pope.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
Fifty DnIlar Ria 70

A small fire occurred, about noon yester-
day, at Nos. 1912 and 1914 Tenth street
northwest, causing $50 damage. The
flames were first seen issuing from the rear
section of No. 1912 and spread rapidly to
10 the adjoining house. An alarm was
turned in and No. Z engine quickly re-
sponded and extinguished the fire, the
cause of which is not known.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
You Needn't Come Down Town.

The Times has established the fol
lowing branch offices where liner
can he left, and VIII
receive as prompt attention ns 10
LEFT at the main office:
Frank Smith, 4th Ind G sts. NV
NJ. hicNuIty, 1886 18th ST. NV.
A. b. McCioSkey, 1872 eth st. NV.
II. Hage. 2t53 Pa ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 106 Sfh ST. so.
j. w. johnson, 40 II st. ne.
w. F. Mackay. S2i II .t. ne.
Joseph Petignnt, 500 eth st. sw.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
TEXAS BAD MAN KILLED.
Richmond Yother Meets His End from
Sheriff'S Posse

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 11.-RichmOnd Yother
desperate OF North Texas, and Indian
Territory, was killed last night in Collin
county by sheriff's posse.
-Four men surprised Yother and had
two shotguDs, a winchester. and a six
shooter levelled on him before he knew
OF their presence.
He sprang toward table to reach his
pistol, but was riddled with buckshut and
bullets.
Yother was driven out of Texas three
years ago and last spring returned from
Cherokee county. Ga.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
ELECTION OFFICERS ELECTED.
Philadelphia Judge and Inspector Ac-
cuSed of Fraud

Philadelphia, Nov. lion the charge
of ma king fraudulent return OF votes cast
at the election last Tuesday, Robert Hughes,
the judge, and Charles Mcconnell, an
inspector in the Twelfth division OF the
Fourth Ward, were arrested today and
held in 81 200 bail each for hearing
tomorrow.
The arrests were the result of investi-
cations made by Judges Arnold, Gordon
and SulZbergcr of the common pleas court,
who comprise the returning board
Thirteen other election Officers in va
rious sections of the city were arrested
tonight and warrants are out for seven
more. The men arrested are both Re-
upbiican sand Democrats.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
pittsburc PIuubers Strike

PittshurE, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE iourDey-
men plumbers and gas and steam filters
Of Pittsburg and Allegheny struck this
morning for the 10 per cent reduction
they accepted in February, 1894. The
master plumbers viii meet tomorrow and
there are prospects of a settlement of some
kind
The morning times., 1895-11-12
RISE In COAL PRICES.
Combination of Soft Coal Operators
in SevernI States

New York, Nov. 11.-Coal men in this
city confirm the report from Philadelphia
of 4 closely approaching completion of Il
combination on the tonnage basis of prac-
ticauy all the soft coal operators of Central
and Western Pennsylvania.
Ii is thought that possibly the coinbina-
ton vii lbe followed by an interstate agree
nent to include Indiana. Ohio, Illinois,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
a scarcity of bituIninous coal is reported
from nearly all the districts. with a strong
advance market. The Pennsylvania dis
trict has hitherto been regarded by the
operators as the main disturbing element
in the coal situation.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
RODE THEM ON A RAIL.
Mormon Preachers Roughly Treate
I'm n Kentucky Town.

I'm n Kentucky Town.
Ashland, KY. Nov. 1 MAS sked men broke
up a Mormon meeting at White Post, Pike
county, last night by taking the two elders
who had previously been warned not TO at
tempt TO preach their doctrine in that
section and rode them on rails a distance
of nearly a mile 10 the West Virginia side
of Tug river.
They were released there without injury,
but were warned not to return upon penalty
of coat of tar and feathers and a dressing
down with horse whip.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
KILLED HIS SISTER.
Bloom field Lad Was Playing with a
Shotgun.

New Bloomfield. Pa, Nov. 11.-William
Eager and his wife. of Lebo. left their home
yesterday in the charge of the children,
while they went 10 visit relatives Boyd,
aged fourteen, got his fathers shotgun and
was playing with il in the yard
Dolly, his little sister. opened the door
Just as the gun was discharged The girl
fell dead, the load having torn away the
upper part of her head. The remainder of
the shot flew into the kitchen and seriously
wounded Catherine, another sister. aged
sixteen.
The morning times., 1895-11-12
LINENS.

No imitation linen goods at cotton goods
prices, butcottOngoodspr pricesror Real Linen.
6O-in- German Damask . :. roc.
1O-n. German Damlsk =. =. 7bc.
65-n. Scotch Danlass . SI.0o
72.in Scotch Danlask, special worth
5-s Napkins at sio0, S126- 81. so.
$500 and $3.50 per doz.
81 Napkins at SI65 Sl75 $500.
$500 and S3.75 Snpcial values
The morning times., 1895-11-12
napiaa Irsa N, .bo >f,us

The Post-0ffice Department has deeied
the privilege of the mails to the Tampa
Debenture Company, of Tampa, Fla. for
conducting a lottery, or similar enter
prise.