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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

The girls in Edwin Gould's match
factory have struck, and other Eastern
millionaires are cherishing the hope
that their matchmakers will take few
days off also
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
sEAMEN SPILLED.
Cars Departure From England At
tended by a Tragedy.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 5.-While the British
feet was returning tc Portsmouth after es-
corting the imperial Russian yacht Pole Star
into French waters. the torpedo DESTROYER
Lightning was. struck by two heavy seas.
which threw her on her beam ends and
washed overheard four seamen. One Of the
men was drowned, but the other three were
rescued. "S'o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Tom Watson is copying Weyler in
the vigor and number Of his pronun-
ciamentos, and the people are copying
the Cubans in the attention paid to
them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

That $4,000 check to the Democratic
committee signed Arthur Sewall is a
pretty fair indication that Watson's
remarks are not having much effect
on the Maine man.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

SIMCOE, Ont, Oct 6.-The yacht Eva, of
Sandusky, was blown on Byerson,s island by
a strong gale yesterday. The crew had C.
narrow escape from Drowning, but were
finally rescued by the crew ct tns yaoh&.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

The autocrat of Russia and the presi-
dent Of France falling on each others
necks suggests that diplomacy as well
Rs politics makes strange bedfellows.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
GOLD ORE STOLEN.
Thieves Walked on with Some $50.
600 Wnrfb

VICTOR, COL, Oct 5.-The ore house at N !.
celebrated May Bell mine, on Straub noun
tain. was broken into last night and gfxty-
i've sacks Of ore worth about $50, eco stolen.
There IL no clew to the thieves. Every work
man about the property was today discharred
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Fresh eggs from China are adver-
tised in the Chicago market. The idea
prevails that china eggs are somewhat
indigeStible
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

If the sultan is learning to play the
piano as rumored, the hesitation of his
European neighbors over pronouncing
his doom will quickly vanish.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Bryan remarks that his election
would drive every trust out of exist
ence. But he forgot to add that in
killing trust, distrust would take its
place
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

The czar thinks he could give Ma
peleon pointers on triumphant entry
into the capital of the enemy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

After all his rainbow chasing Mr..
Bryan will find that there is nothing
but pot of gold at the foot of IT.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Another outbreak. from Watson may
be evnected after the returns from to-
days election in Florida are in.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

1t is time for cyclists of this years
crop to practice riding with their hands
in their pockets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
MORTON AT CHICAGO.
The Secretary Booked for an Ad-
dress There.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Secretary
or Agriculture Morton, now in Nebras-
ka, will deliver a speech at a. gold
standard Demonstration In the Audi
.torium at Chicago on, Friday, Oct. g.
He is expected to return here to resume
his official duties Immediately after
wards
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Watson's latest indicates that he is
rapidly approaching the me and Bry-
an stage.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
C. P. r. COLLISION.

Report Says That Four People Were
Killed.
OTTAWA, Can, Oct. 5.-A report was cir
culated here today that q collision had oc-
Cured on the Canadian Pacific at Rat Port
age in which four persons were killed. The
report cannot be verified from here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06
ent entered. The latter escorted their

dent entered. The latter escorted their
majesties to the raised platform, where
President Faure took up a position in
the middle. with the imperial guests
on either side of him. The various
presentations were then made and the
party proceeded to the diplomatic hall
between two lines of guests, who bow
ed as the czarina, still on the arm of
President Faure passed. The czarina
responded smilingly and the czar touch
ed his cooked hat to the salutes he re-
ceiyed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

Harrison Talks at Richmond.
Hanna Denies a Campaign Story.
Cars Welcome to France.
Results of Connecticut Election.
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'throuxh the principal sttrsIs, smash
- VindoyN right and left yelling eX-
s-rations on CrlspI ind his ministers,
s,S caIIIng for the trial and prompt
Execution OF Gen. Baratieri. The riot
|ers r,Gde their way 10 the railroad sta
tion win the intention Of preventing
|tbe departure from Ailnn OF the army
rsssrve OF that city and nelghborhood
belonging TO the class OF 80 But an.
|tISi3sting trouble, the authorities kept
me men In the barracks and sent q
rrglalent OF infantry 10 Bneri the
railroad station. These precautions
only served TO increase the exeitemeht
of the mob leaders. and an attempt
vas made 10 break into the depot. A
number OF sharp encounters between
m. rioters and the soldiers and police
Tbo soldiers and carabinieri were
pelted with stones and the points Of
The baynnets and swords were used 10
dsiye back the crowds A number OF
soldiers and policemen were injured
md scores VI rioters were slightly
wounded. The disturbances con-
tlnusi uuta : o'clock IN the morning.
al which time the troops, ut the point
az the bayuuet. had cleared the railroad
station and It's neighbOrhood OF riot
ers and established q Gordon OF sol
dlers about II. while guarding with
strong pIckets all the approaches. :,
The troops remained on duty all
night. There Is to-day 4 marked I'M
provement In the demeanor Of the pop
ulace. 4 proclamation by the mayor
enjoIned the inhabitants OF Rome to
he calm and avoid nAsemblages, which
would tend to develop riotous demon
strations. Business il proceeding as
usual, and the only evidence here OF
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SrnclAI Dispatch to tho lnuelhgoneef'
WASHINGTON, .. C., March IA
delegation comprising large majority
OF the house rivers and harhors COM
mi,tee win leave Washington on the
evening OF the 18th instant to make
an inspection of the Monongahela and
Ohio rivers. The delegation viii prob
ably have Chairman Hooker at Its head
and there will be q number OF invited
guests ia the marty. The members will
20 over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
In a special car. leaving Warrington
al $50 D. m. The hrst halt viii be made
al Fairnont on the morning Of the 2eth,
where the car viii be switched on, CIV.
ing the party time Tor breakfast ana
a brief tour OF observation.
The next move will be made over the
Pittsburgh branch Of the Baltimore q
Ohio and stop will be made at MOT
gnntown. II there are no obstacles 70
navigation on the Monongaheia, tho
delegation will so from Morgantown 70
Pittsburgh by boat but should IL ne
necessary the journey VIII be eonuhueu
by rail.
win be in readiness at Pittsburgh TO
leave with the party at a. m. for a
daylight trip over the Ohio to Wheel
Ing, where there will be special pro
gramme, Including Il banquet by the
chamber OF commerce
From wheeling the members VIII 80
TO Parkersburg, to which point the
special car will have been transferred
and il VIII then depend upon circum-
stances whether any or all OF the dele
gallon VIII proceed by boat 70 Ctucin,
nail. Those who desire to do so VIII
have tho privilege of continuing the
trin 10 that poInt, and II too much time
shall not be consumed In the previous
Inspection, many will doubtless do so.
IL is needless to say that Represen-
tntiye Doyener. through whose enorS
largely the trip was arranged, VIII be
one OF the party. The inspection is IN
tended TO be thorough, and the friends
OF free and uninterrupted navigation
at the source Of a great commerce are
hopeful Of good results.
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rHE ouATo MAssAoRE.

pleturrs OF Actual Scenes In the nrninl
uutchsry OF Helpless VILLAGERS by sPAn-
ish Troops.
NEW YORK. March 6.--Mr. George II,
1.ufS, who arrived In New York from
cuba last tuesday. and an interview
with whom tho Mall and Express pub
lished on the same dag, brought with
him n number OF actual pictures OF the
MASSACRE ut BuRtao.
Tho pictures were reproductions OF
photographs taken after the musan ere.
and obtained by tho correspondent n
fer. days later. Other pictures pub
iIshcd to-day were drawn by air. Luks
from photographs, pencil sketches ara
minute descriptions, furnished TO him
by the only two American correEpon-
dents who were In Gnatol, They arc
the first actual scenes OF the brutal
fnnssacre TO be presented 70 the Aneri-
can public, and are faithful reproduc-
tIons OF the rcnl episodes In which the
hlrellnEa Of the Spanish army were
concerned.
ono OF tho most extraordinary, dnd
brutal scenes Is the volunteer ~ the
Spanish urlny stamping on the dead
body " an unarmci inhabliant Of
Guntao, who had been shot down IN
INC rtrrct. tinmcrciful and brutll %
Wcyler'B war methods arc there infu
true apunlatilS among his Officers Nhu
revolt ht these disgusting scenes, tHd
, one Of them. n young Lieutenant, stpp-
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A pREAcHER Held.
color,d Evaussilsp Arrested by United
states OmcerN.


states Omcers.
UNIoNTowN. Pa, March e-w: J.
Walker. a colored preacher, VINO mas
been holding revival services throusn-
ont the coke region. X hearing yes
terlay f,efore United States Commits
sIoner Z. II. Reppert. was held for trial
In the United States courts on a cnaFge
Of sending obscene literature through
the mails. The hearing was conducted
by Postoffice Inspector d. c. Owinga, OF
BpRyer. ard Assistant United Statea
AttOrney G. w. wafzweil. Of Pitts
burEh. The pToceedinGs were very in-
terestInE throughout a.,
Rev. walker came here from old
virElnln TO reclaim the lost coIored
people Of the coke region. he heid
many meetings. and at last went 70
Dunbar. While there he became IN
fatuated with Margaret. the little
twelve-yenr-o daughter OF his board
ing mistress. Sirs. Annie Paine. lie
wrote the little girl several love letters.
which tpll into the hands Of her mother.
The result was that Mrs. Paine read the
riot act TO Rev. Walker. and FORBADE
MIN TO come 10 her house.
Soon after the reverend gentleman
turned UP with a letter purportnS 70
have been written by Mrs Paine 10
him. The letter was obscene anu lhS-
civious. in the extreme. and fell into
the hands OF the postofiice authorities.
INSPECTOR OWinga began an inVesuga-
tion, which resulted In the arrest OF
the preacher. The handwriting in the
letter purportlnE to have been written
by Mra. Falne and which was posted
al Dunbar. is the same as that In the
notes written by Walker so Mrs'
Paine's little girl.
walker was remnnded TO jan IN &c
fatr.t OF bail. He will be taken 10
Pittsburgh Saturday and lAieo, I,, un
bc tried AT the May term Of the United
States court. which meets in PITTS
burgh the frst Monday OF May.
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school supsrl,,tcr,hsn,s.

ALTOONA. Pn., March CAT
dny's session OF the convention Of =
school supsrintcEdents the follor
officers were elected for the ensr
year: President, l., c. McGlt
Steelton; Vice president, Miss MAJ
lBooE, Bristol; secretary, N. II. NiJa
Franklin; treasurer. g, +, Fostrr,Q ,Q'
ter: executive commlttee-B. 4. 4
mon. Hazelton; j. X. Gotowls, NdI
town; ]. u .Ritchle, New Britain: 4
uty State Superintendent, -
uouck. was presented with o ~
containing SEQ In silver. To-day 4
sixty yearB uf age and the preseut7
made TO him In honor OF his birth,
A resolution was AdOptgi rccomTnr
ing the Introduction Of nh nuhl trnir
In the puhltc schools, The convou
adjourned to meet In Harrisburg I
year.
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sPANIsH eoYEaEAtgNr
ia, Taken No Action Regarding Cuban
ResoiutIon.


NEW YORK. March 6,--The World
will print Tomorrow the following
authentic statement OF the policy OF
spaIu as TO Cuba and Congress from
Prime Minister CanovaS. II Ia accom-
panied by personal message 10 Joseph
Pulitzer from the president OF the coun-
eli OF state at Madrid, authorizing It's
publication. The stutement iS as fol-
lows:
Wei we as yet no ofiicial notification
OF the lions OF the American gov
e. -rnf and cannot therefore take cog
MIA of or protest by note against
an tn proceedings OF the senate
and n = representatives. OF the
United ,ates. We have taken NO ON
clnl not % whatever OF the proceedings
and sp .chcs IN Washington during the
past eek, nor have We sounded the
European powers or courts regarding
their support. We will scnd TO prison
and prompt trial all the authors and
promoters OF disturbances. We believe
they are prompted by the advanced re-
publIcans. Nothing win be omitted on
our part 10 show our desire to preserve
cordial relations With America, am
convinced that we posses sufficient
means to quell any hostile dcmonatra-
rrcts and has made all the amends pos
sible for the manifestation already
made OF tho indignation which the
speeches ut Washington naturally cX-
cited among the ever loyal people Of
Spain.
dcllcncy: indeed / cannot define how FAR
II Is possible for the government Qf
Spain TO permit amlcable and careful
mediation OF a foreign power however
honorable and dlHinterested II may be.
without lncurriug the grave risk OF be-
Ing accused OF submitting TO outside
Interference. pressure and dlctatlon In
the midst or civil var The United
states are great power, and until
they recognize the object and cncnur-
age the aims OF the lnsurrcctionlsta IN
cuba. they nre friendly TO spain. Aftcr
thr recognition of the bclllEcrcnts ln
Cuba by the United States n would be
impossible for the government OF Spain
10 nccept the good offices OF President
Cleveland or permit any Interference
whatever.
Nevertheless l stilI hope some means
win be found by the Precedent Ia avoid
alternating the friendly relations with
the United States. which Spain has
shown this week that she prizes highly.
j nm fully alive to the nignilgaHee
and the possible consequences OF the
vote OF the Unitcd states Congress 10
tho rebels. Rs well o. 10 Spain IN her
relations with the United States, cs-
peclally IN connection with tho rlcht
Of search on the hiHh ac0N and in the
matter OF pTlvatecrs and tllhustcrinE
expeditions.
The only now and accmingiy war-llkc
preparations yet made BY spain are
simply With view TO cqulpplnB fleet
J of YaTphlps and trans Auantie Etehm-
orr 10 chase nllbustcrg and Ia guard
tbo coasts OF cuba. Tint IN tho Role
object In view. General Wcylrr hnvinS.
gaid that he has had enough troops
onIy tho uHuni rrllcfa wtll be sent o.
| cuba until autumn md no naval dem
uuslrut!ou IN contemplated.
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graf. II Is said. must fall and further
massacre OF Italian soldiers may FOLLOW.
Gen. Baldlssrn, who has relieved Gen
Rarntlerl OF the command OF the ltal-
ian army In Africa, Is we'll aware or
the desperate situation OF the garrison
on AdlErat and is looked upon as cer-
tain 70 spare no effort TO relieve that
plnce. But tho question which " In
everybody'B mind here i5-will the ltal-
ian commander be able to collect .
sufficient force OF troops to aeeompiish
his purpose, taking into consideration
the demorallEed condition OF the Afric-
an troops?
Tho work OF dlspatching reinforce
ments 10 Nassowah Is being pushed
with prniseworthy yiBor. on board the
chartered transports gangs OF men re-
lleve each other so that the fitting out
OF these vessels Is continued day ana
nlCht. The army reserve men OF the
class OF ISls just called 10 the colors,
will, so soon as equipped, relieve regi-
nents now doing garrison duty and
the soldiers thus rendered available for
active service win be shipped to Africa
as rapidly as possible.
niotons Students.
The students OF Pisa invaded the
railroad station here last evening. - a
result Of a report having been eirepia-
ted that the artillery OF the garrison OF
that place was TO be Iangferred 70
Naples for shipment TO Africa. They
marched in procession 10 the depot
shouting Down with Crispi," get us
back our soldlers." Death to Barntle-
RI" etc.
The local authorities, however prov
.ed euual TO the occasion. a strong
force OF police were sent to the ataton
and the students were dispersed after
burning all the copies obtAlnable OF
the government newspaper organs ana
smashing few windows.
Among the military men there ~
strong sentiment In favor OF pushing
the campaign In Africa TO tho utmost,
even n II Is necessary 10 call out All tne
army reserves and send Saooe eaai-
tional troops to AbySsinia. But the so
her minded representatives OF the bust.
ness community advocate a policy Of
pence. even II Il Is necessary for italy $
prlde TO suffer In order 10 obtain these
ends. The masses Rs a rule, are op-
posed TO any further sacrifice OF the
lives Of Italian soldiers and they are IN
sympathy with those who favor q com.
piete change in the colonial policy OF
Italy. -, -.
In the meanwhile the financial sitna-
tIon Is alarming all those who eontem-
plate Il and this, It Is hoped, may have
the effect OF bringing about the adop,
ton OF u policy OF Cancellation anu
economy. rr
LATER-The projected demonstra-
tlon al the capitol proved to be insig-
nIfcAnt. 4 few speeches were maze py
Radical leaders, but to only sparse
audience. The police prevented anyone
from obtaining an entrance 10 the eapi-
-
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cowAE wYsY soyTH.
He Was Seen In New Orleans Last Tas''
day by n Pittssrssh Rsporter.

PITTSBURGH. March e.-John L
covan, the Fugitive lumber merchant,
vrss sccn IN New Orleans last TUESDAY.
nd he Is believed to be now out Of the
eountry. T, Morgan Silvey, a Pitts
buFFh newspaper man, is visiting IN
Sely orleans He knows cowan well.
Iala letter written TO q friend In this
eify last Tuesday afternoon Stvsy
staies that he met Cowan there on the
str,ct Tuesday morning. He seemed III
n easc aud did not want to tnlk. Cowan
md sllyey that he was there on busi-
ress. buying lumber. lie expected TO
be ihcre several days, and invited the
,sy-spnper man to meet him at the 81.
Chnrlcs hotel and take dinner. When
ssIh,ry went to the hotel the clerk M
iorned him that no person named Cow.
~ mad been stopping there. He ceuad
No, understand why the lumbermAn
nal given him such an invitation,
supcrintcndent onIara Is OF the
opiriion that Cowan has taken gun
str1mcr and escaped to Central or
south America. sun the New orteana
uellce have been asked to look for him.
h is thought he will be indicted By the
.-rand fury this week.
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GREEN GOODS MEN
CauEht Rsd-HAnded In Chicago II
Work by Deputy NIarSsRlS.

CauEht Rsd-Handed In Chicago = Neat
Work by Deputy MArshRls.
CHICAGO. March s.-Three "greeii
goods" men and a satchel filled With
new money. amounting to $4,000. verd
captured by postal inspectors to-tiayi
There were four men In the party. one
OF whom escaped In the melee ut the old
Delaware hotel. at Cottage Grove and
SIxty-third streets, when the raid vas
made. The names given by the capf
tured men are: Charles Herd. Albgril
Gray and Frank Smith.
William Richards. United Stattl
deputy marshal at Des Molnes, Iowa,
was the supposed countrymnn wApta
the sharpers were 10 victimlze. and bad
gone to the building with Gray, whom
he knew as the young Mr.. Yogei.
Gray led his victim through two CON
Meeting doors. locking the doors behind.
The basis OF the business was the pays
ing OF s.. 200 for $2S,000 OF psssable eounr
terfelt money and the state right Of
Arkansas In the green goods businezz
In the inner room was found "eld Mr.
Vogel," the part played by Herd. An
old dllhpidated satchel wns placed on
the table and It's contents OF packagef
OF good money shown. Richards settled
himself 70 talk over the suhteet-
There was knock ~ the door. hicn-
ards recognized the signal OF his friends
and placing his hand IN his pocket
Richards said: You fellows have q
scheme here to do me up for my money.
Al the same instant there was q cash
and the outer door gave way. Herd
drew a revolver and Richards drew
The two men spEang at each other,
Herd gripping Richards by the neck
ana each pressing his revolver nguitist
+hc others breast. Deputy Marshal
Gray. who hnh broken down the cater
door. now SpranE against the i1neTl
door which gave way hesore him. Hs
covered the counterfcltcr's With his re-
volver and Inspectors Mercer anc
Christian followed into the room. Tut
struggle was Foon over and the OPERA
tors and money secured.
CHIEF Postal lnSr ectO. Stuart was %
the outside. Before entering the house
he plnced Sinh under arrest. Tht
fourth man escaped,
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COMING STATESMEN
The Itinerary of the Rivers and
Harbors Committee.
THE MONONGAHELA AND OHIO
Rivers to be Explored From Fair
mont to Parkcrsburg.
SUCCESS OF CAPTAIN DOVENER

nd the Remainder OF the West Virginia
Delegation In Bripsins About the Trip,
whish wnI be OF the Greatest Import
anss 10 These valisys-Ths House Passes
the Legislative Appropriations Bni-sul
for the Protection of rsn,iOnsr. Fson
swlndisrs-olhsr Warrington News.
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WILD WEST
Tragedy In the Hart OF Psnnssiyan'a'
Sensational Conflict.

Tragedy In tne htAEh "
Sensational Conflict.
BELLEFoNTE. Pa, March s.@The
sensational conflict between William
E.ttInger and the mob at WoodWard'
which was trying TO secure his arrest
t,.as ended in a most dramatic man
ner this morning. AL night long an
interchange OF shots was keptup. Early
ihIs morning the sheriff wired the COM
,niasIoners In BelleEonte for an adui-
tionni posse OF twenty-five men, put
trng authorized TO deputiEe men RON
the crowd. Several raids were mace
an the house, but the beslegers were
vsnnised ~. by the Tying bullets. Eventn.
aiiy h was determined 10 burn out
tstfinrer. The torch was applied, the
crowd In intense excitement watcnsu
The creeping flames and awaited me
dsnouement. They did not have long 70
wait Tor Mrs Ettlnger with her Two
cbiidrcn were soon forced 10 Zee 70 es'
GANG death In the flames but Ehnses
fingered behind. Al, :,
n was thought he intended % dis ~
tho house. but just when the buildIng
,r-ss about to collapse he appeared ~
the collar door and stralBhtway the
ofTcerE called on him 10 surrender, ne
iii moi answer, but with q dctermina'
.lon 10 beFot OF desperation, he put
,'yStoi no his head and blew out MS
braIns Tho body OF the. constable Whs
tssn srD recovered from the building.