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The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
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The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
AIcCullum's Theatre.

This is the last week of Bartley McCul-
1um's tenth and last season in the old
Peaks island theatre Mack Milford s
three-act farce comedy Turned Up, y is
strong attraction and large crowds are
going down to Peaks island every day to
enjoy the fun and have 3 last look at the
old theatre in which they have spentsso
many happy hours. The musical special
ties between the acts are decidedly clever
and are highly appreciated by the audi
ences Messrs. Hatch and Skillings are
receiving many compliments for their ar
tistic work.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
Oxford County Fair.

The Oxford county Agricultural society
will hold its fifty fifth exhibition Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, September
IA, 10 and l6, on their grounds between
the villages of South Paris and Norway.
j. A. Roberts of Norway is president and
superintendent of grounds, and G. II.
George, Hebron. superintendent of hall.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
WE SHALL BE IN TIME.
Portland All Ready to Help Handle the
Great Grain Crop.

The great grain crop in the west and
the demand for our products abroad will
undoubtedly mean very large business
for the port of Portland this winter
through the Grand Trunk. The best of
it all is, as Agent Smith said yesterday,
the Grand Trunk is equipped in a way
now that it can handle here all the grain
that comes. The new elevator is certain
ly timely improyement.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PORTLAND, SErrEMBEr 2, 1897.
0LEARING up the
~ remnants, the
odds and ends Of
summer selling at prices
that make your coming
worth while.
Blouses and Shirt
waists for example.
Such a rush for these
serviceable garments as
the season has seen has
necessarily left some
broken sizes, some sim
gle garments to be got
rid Of at a sacrifice.
There are also a few
soiled and rumpled ones
which the laundry can
easily restore, aud here
and there are scattered
ones with a button off, a
stitch dropped or some
other trihing "out' which
can be repaired in a mo.
rnent's time.
Then there are others
that we want to see the
last of before the time
for wearing Shirtwaists
is over (that won't be for
several weeks yet) and
we'll begin now to let go.
All these lots have
been culled from the
stock and marked down
to prices that should
bring you at once.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
ADVICE FREE.

To any person suffering from Piles or any
other rectal disease, will send an account of
my own case and how was cured, after many
years OF great suffering and Inconvenience.
have nothing to sell. but for the sake of human
ity, will direct the afflicted 10 sure and per-
manent cure. Address, sending stamp, N. B
s. Box 225, Lewiston, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02

The Hamilton Print works at lowell
started up yesterday after shut down
of over week, caused by the bursting
of the fiy-wheel. 1t is expected the plant
will run regularly for several months.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
Beacon Commandery No. es.

Beacon Commandery No. 9s, knights OF
Malta, will install officers this evening
for the ensuing term. Lebanon Com
mandery of Deering will be present. Ice
cream and cake will be served at the close
OF the meeting.
A full attendance is desired.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02

Go to Center Harbor September 9Th. 1t
will give you sail of so miles on the
prettiest lake in America and cost you
but 81. so for the round trip.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02
Changers Field Day.

At Alfred on Friday there will be a
grapgers' field day, the occasion being
the meeting of the County Pomona
Governor Powers, Hon. AMOS L. Allen,
Gen. C. P Mattocks and b. +. Hamil-
ton are expected to speak.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02

The Casco Bay Co. will run another OF
the popular 40-mile excursions next Sun
day afternoon. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1897-09-02

We've also marked
down the entire stock of
plaid, striped, checked
and other fancy madras
ses, ginghams, etc, for
children's dresses. The
quantaties are all small
and as an opportunity
topieh ub a bargain.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

Jeho neobyeejny talent domohl Sc
brzku znamosti prominence mezi
jeho soudruhy Poprve zvolen byl
profesorem anatomie ranhojitstvl
ma Vermont Universite. Pozdeji byl
ustanoyen Dartmouth koleji pred
nasenf "materia medical q "medi
cal botany" V nasledujfcfm roce
zyolen byl profesorem v kfesle pred
sednickem, ktere uprazdneno bylo
prof. Robby-m misto toto, jedno .
nejdIlezitejsich zemi zastaval do
be, kdy poprve zformuloyal nejpozo
ruhodn6jsf re svych pfedpisn.
Vzhledem pfecetnemu mnozstyf
dosvGdcenf 0 cennosti Paine ova Ce
lery Compound, jez nedayne dobe
SO objeyily cd muzd zen narodnfho
uznanf, jest podobizna prof. Phelpse
zvlaste zajfmava.
Skutecnostf jest, ae Paine iv Cele-
ry Compound nenf lekem patentnfm;
nenf ssrsaparilou; nenf pouhou siliv
kou; nenf obycejnym nerviaem = jest
daleko jich vzdalen - jako demant v
pomeru Ike sklu.
Uzdravuje lidi. Jest jedinou uzna
nou sflivkou co den pfedpisovanou
vehlasnymi lekafi pffpadech, wink
nuvsfch 2 poruseneho stavu nervi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

"Vyjfmaje hrstkn vehlasnych stat
nfk6 valecnych jeff hrdInn", pravl
nejnovejsf spIsovatel o Americe, dlu
II I'D vice darmonthskemu lekafi a
uciteli neSli komukoliy jinemu.
" kazdem postaveBi zivota, mezi
nejvyssfmi tifednfky We Washingtonu,
v domovech nejyazenejsfch obyvateld
v m9stech, mezi obycejn5mi osadniky
na venkov6. rodinach zijfcfch do
brem postavenf tech, ktere zijf cd
ruky X dst1m, a nemohou. kdyby
chtely zjednati sobe slnieb lekafskych
- vsude shledal jsem Sc lidmi, jimz
Paine Nv Celery Compound stal SO
pozehnanfm.n
V9tsina Gtenafi seznamena jest 8
Caste opakoyanou povidkou cello
iivotnf praci tohoto obra mezi muzi.
Svrchu uvedeny obraz jest nejlepsf
jeho podobixnou.
Byl TO v9hlasng vynalez professora
Phelpse k neklamnemu vylefenf trap
nych neduhI, vznikajfcfch porusene
no systemu nervoveho neciste krve,
kterSi ucinil lekafe toho syetovym
milackem q spdsobi novou cru Y
prakci lekafske.
Prof. Phelps narozen bylv Connec
ticut a vystudoval lekafstyf na uni
versit9 Yale.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

Prof. Phelps dal lekafstvf jisty lex
proti bezesnosti, ztrate silly, nezaziv-
nosti, aloutence, neduhim jater, neu-
ralgii, revmatismu proti vsem ne
duhIm nervd ledvin. We vsech
takovgch pfipadech osvedcil Sc Paine
Nv Celery Compound, kdyz vse ostatni
minulo Sc dcinkem.
zadny jIny lex nebyl nikdy tax Wy
soce odporucovan, jelikoz nikdy to TX
nedokazal.
DnesEfho dne stojf Paine.Iv Celery
Compound bez konkurence obzivo-
vani vysflenych nervn znovu zbudo-
vani t6lesne silly. Lecf pfesne u tr-
vale. Nervosnf vysilenf vseobecna
ochablost, jfz trpi po delsf dobu tisice
zen, takze neduhy tyto zdajf SO Jim
byti tem6f druhou jsoucnostf -vsech
naCutrpenf tato malomyslnost lie
odstraniti spravnym zivenfm nervn u
zamenenfm nezdrave krve "a cerstvou
bohatsf. Zdrave zvysenf chute k il
dlu soudobne zvysenf vahy a dobre
nalady nasleduje po uzfvanf Paine ova
Celery Compound.
Paine Iv Celery Compound je nrj-
pozoruhodnejsfm lekafskym diIem
posledni polovici devatenacteho sto-
LETT.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

! Sen. Allen Nebrasky podal
v itcry senatu resoluci, kterouz
dovolen byti ma pfivoz kontrakt-
nich delnikn tenn frmam a zavo-
dun cizozemskym, ktercz vystavu
zamississippskou obeslati chit a
ktcrez k uspofadanf vystavek
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

zbrojena byla ze nedokazano,
ze by byvala naklad zbranf v OBJ
vodu IS ncb 40 mil od bfehu
pf;jmula. V1bec ncpodafilo pry
Sc dfadnikdm spolkovym doka-
zati ami toho nejmensiho pfcstou-
penf zakona.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

svych nevyhnutelne starych svych
sill zapotfcby miti budou. Zaro-
ven resolucf tou opravnovan byti
ma president k pozvani vlad ci-
zich K obeslani vystavy te, tfmz
by tato jaksi razu narodniho naby-
la.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

r. W Ffsh W. tfHtf fpAt"fut
Ofientu Dopisem. daiovsnym '
vSpexH dne ~ kvstna. posyia 20.
xday ytem Cech0m amcfick}m a
sdtIuie. fe Egypsa odjcde pies
IiaIu neh jitni Ffsncii DO jilni
Amefiky . pax 10 Spoj Stath.
aneb opafns.
4 vJifisosism
doslo 6tcfy M,nonk, IlI v
ubcIn5eh dolech iamnich stavkuji
horniei ~ od !. kyt,ns . po.
sIednieh dnech vfaiilo So jieh nd.
koIik, sxdor odporu pfeyaznd vet
siny. do praec v dicry. kdyl
sktbovd prnyodu superintendent.
IN dilovcdoucfho do praca SO
ubiraIi. vrhli Sc ma nj staykaFi.
IRA kserylto dtok byIo jim supcrin.
tendentem Morgancm a diloycdou-
elm Erbelandcm rcvolvcry odpo-
vtdtno. phi ccmz ieden stavkaf ma
misie nsmrccn a jiny tezce pos.ic-
len. Tim rozznfcni, vrhli 80 s,av-
kujfcf na oba 6fadniky zmlatili
jc tax. ze udrzcni jcjich phi H.
vote Sc pochybujc.
zajimsvi sekna
odehrala Sc v ftcry v soudni sfni
Ottumwa, Ia, kdyz ]. Hamilton
re spoluviny ma oloupcni banky v
Eldon porotou vinnym uznan byl.
Kdyz obzalovany totiz vyzvan byl
ably fekl, mali echo k namitanf
proti tomu, ably rozsudek mad MIN
vynesen byl, tn prohlasil, ze,
kdyz on vinnym uznan byl, kazdy
jiny, soudni sfni sc nalGzajici,
prave takjako on lupicem jest. -
Ak tomuto prohlasenf jeho pfidal
Sc ! soudce, kteryz prohlasil, ze
sam vine jeho pfesvedcen neni,
js.koz vsak porotou vinnym byl
uznan, &c 81 pomoci nemnze mad
MIN rozsudek vynesti musi. Od-
soudil jej ma I8 mesfc1 do kazni-
ce, kdez ale as dlouho nesetrva,
nebof ucineny budou lined kroky
ably omilostnenf jeho bylo dosa-
zeno.
Pozdnim mrazikem
navStiveno bylo v 1tcry noci
okoli Huron, S. ID. NejvGtsi
skody sp0sobeny byly ma zeleni-
mach, kterdz celGm 1dolf fcky
Jim vesm6s pomrzly. Jak jiz DIFF
We oznameno, melo poslednich ne
kolik mrazfkn tn dobrou stranku,
ze rusky bodlak jimi temef dplne
yyhuben.
Ms vyvoz.
DIE zpravy dfadovny statisticke
vyyezeno "a kvGten rdzn6ho zbo-
ia plodin Gene nasledovni;
Chlebovin "a sI38o7,oI7, baylny
"a S9.6a7,473; mineraInfch oIejn
"a s5;36a, asa, dobytka hoveziho
vepfoveho "a s3,479,65I po-
travin "a SIo,592,I83.
STAY oseni.
Hospodafskym odborem We
Washingtonu vydana We ctvrtek
podrobna zprava o stavu oseni, u
niz vyjimame nasledovnf: Ozim-
ky zaseto o4.6 procent vysevu
lonskeho, nebo-li, okrouhlym po-
ctem Al, s6a, 900 akrn. v New
Yorku. Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Virginii, N. Caroline, Alabame,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee w.
virginii seto ozimky znaene vice
nez v roce pfedchozim. Stav
ozimky klesnul cd kvetna So.a
na 1875, proti 77.9 roce minu-
lem. v Ohio odhadovan Jest stav
jeff ma sS, Michigan ma 79, v
Indian4 ma 90, v Illinois ma 3S, v
Missouri IS, Kansas S8 Califor-
~. M ~ Iarkv eefo lefoQ rra
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

III Wesffs*t1F*t f@Ft ~ tfffF EfVtf
o. o ' itmte obdohf foku lonsk6.
ho. Ovsa seto 81 proc. yysevu
ionsktho q STAY Jeho odhsdovfn
Iest ma 50 ziia seto - proc. q
jetmene g1.g proc vfseyn lonsk6.
hoi sssv prgnsisiho odhadovan
Jest ma $40 a dfuhtho ma s7.s.
OssasJ polar
spnsobcn byI ' dtcfy o D. h. vet
tovafns na ohhoatroic ns fohu
West Van Iiufen 4 iislstcad i'll. Vi
Chicago a siee xavin6n byi upustk.
MIN sifky. kiefoul je,ien dSlnik.
al xakaxano to byio. dJmku xapa.
Iiti 81 chtdI IA pravt st6sn po.
vaioyssi So mule, lc stale So TAX
po o. b. yetefni. kdy ycIka ytisi.
ma dsInikn jii toyafnu opusiila
ncbof jInak zaIis,t. io potst obt,i
dalcko vstsim by b5yal. vybuch
yxntsim sc lfaskavin a prskavck
vznikly byI TAX vclkym, kc tcm6f
veskcra okna We ttycrci onom tia.
KEN vzduchu roziFistGna a v tfmz
tcmeE okamziku naIczala So celia
ttyfpatrova budoya jcdnom pla-
mcni. Iiascni bylo vclicc obtiz-
nym, nebof hofici bndovy Italy
prskavky ma vsechny mozn6 stra-
ny a hlavn1 tou okolnosti zavinG-
no, zc tax znatny potct osob k
1razu pfisel. Pfislif totiz k 1ra-
zu ] osoby, ktcre We vzdalenosti
az 400 stop ma polar sc divaly
pokud znamo, celkem 40 osob VI
ce meme poraneno. Jedna po-
ranGnych jeste tehoz vecera ne
mocnici ranam svym podlehla. V
scznamu ranenych nalezame tez
jmcna nasledovnich krajann: Jan
Bctvarek, raneny ma zadech cd
padajiciho skla, odvczcn byl do
okresnf ncmocnicc. Vii. Blaha,
jenz ma ruce seredne popalene a
nohu odfenou. Fr. Firpach, byl
splasenym konem povalen tax
Sc ma hlave poranil, ze musil byti
odvezen do okresnf nemocnice.
l.. Zarubova, pofezana sklem. F.
Fricek, srazen byl konem k zemi.
Spdsobena skoda pfesahuje 500
900.
Cyklonem
zasazcna byla We ctvrtek po 6. h.
veccrnf krajina severozapadnG cd
Lyle, Mimi, a velke skody ma
majctku ma zivotech lidskych
jim spdsobeny. Draha cyklonu
byla vice jak pnl mile sirokou.
Zpravy, 0 fadeni cyklonu dosle,
jsou nasledkem pferuseneho spo-
jenf telegrafckcho dosud sporymi
a dosud vi Sc pouze, zc 6 osob
bylo usmrceno IS osob padajfcf-
mi troskami nebezpeenG poraneno.
Kan nf7
Minute pfinesli jsme zpravu, ze
v jedn6 nemocnici baltimorske
objeven byl pffpad malomocenstvi
a sice ze hroznou nemocf touto
stfzena jest pf, M, Hansonova,
kteraz Allegheny, Pa. tam pfije-
la, ably tam pomoci lekafske 81
yyhledala. Zdravotnf ifady bal
timorskd nynf oznamily, ze nemo-
cna vratiti Sc must tam, odkud
byla pfisla, proti tomu vsak opet
protestujf zdravotnf dfady penn
sylvanske, kterez We stfedu pro-
hlasily. ze "a zadnych okolnosti
ma izemf Pennsylvanske j nepu-
stf ze j po pffpade pfekrocenf
hranice nasilfm zabranf.
NedokizaIl to.
v Jacksonville, Fla, odmftnu-
ty poeatkem tydne soudem spoil
kovym zaloby, kterez proti maji-
telnm a muzstvu povGtneho jiz
nvnl narniSku nThree Friends"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

xsorIxA voALosrl


Jsk - doxsidamc ~ sdSleni o.
v. A. Gefingen, jest ees,oysieI
Y. So vfsx ma eess1 spkietni 4
Ofisntu Dopisem. daiovsnym '
sSuexH dine ~ kvttna. posyIa 20.
xdfay ssem Cech0m amcrickym 4
sdtluie. ie Egypsa odjcde pies
ItaIii neb jitni Ffsmcii DO jilnI
Amefiky . pax 10 Spoj. stath,
aneb opatns.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16

pfoccnt v}seyu lonskcho . sssv
jeji odhsdovin jest ma sy6 pfo,i
yg9 itmte obdobf foku lonske
bo. Ovsa ssto gJ.J proc. v5sevu
Ionsktho . STAY jebo odhsdovin
jest ma w. ziia se,o - proc. .
jetmene gs.s proc vfseyn lonske.
hoi stsv pfsntislho odhadovao
jest ma 500 q dfuheho ma s7.4.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-06-16
NedokiuIl to.

v Jacksonville, Fla, odmitnu-
ty poeatkem tydne soudem spoil
kovym zaloby, kterez proti maji-
telnm a muzstvu povetneho jiz
nynf parnfcku "Three Friends"
pro porusenf zakond ncutralnfch
pro hlibustyrstvf podany byly.
v dnvodech svych uvedl soud, ze
nikterak dokazano nebylo, ze lod
dotycna v obvodu pravomocnosti
Spojenych Statn vypravena Wy
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-09-02
TlE Ensr

More than 10000 veterans. with the
president of the United States at their
head. made the triumphal march of the
Grand Army OF the Republic at the en-
campment in Buffalo. Y. Y.
The story writer and poetess. Mary
Kyle Dallas, died at her home in New
York. of heart failure, aged 80 years.
In New York city 1900 clOakmakers
struck for higher wages.
While leading a body Of marchers
past the Allison mine near McGOvern
Station. Pa. Patrick DOlan. one Of the
miners officials, was arrested.
J. T. 8. Goblin. of Lebanon. Pa, was
elected commander in chief at the ma
tional encampment in Buffalo of the
Grand Army of the Republic and Gin
cinuati was chosen as the place for
meeting next year. The report Of Adjt.
Gen. Burmeister showed a membership
on June 30 last of 319, 456. against 327,-
40 on December 81, 1896. The relief
fund was $4,000.
Pennsylvania republicans met Al
Harrisburg and nominated James 5.
Beacon. Of Westmoreland county. for
state treasurer. and Levi G.. McCauley,
Of Chester county. for auditor-generai.
The failors' strike in New York city
was declared off. the increase Of IS per
cent. in wages being conceded by the
employers
\ deal was closed in New York 10
combine the distillery interests of Ken
lucky with capitalization of S15,000,-
OOO
Fire that started in EdmundsOn q
Perrine's furniture house in Pitts
burgh caused a loss of Sl65.O0O and Zekc
Glover and Harry Holt (fremen) per
ished in the flames.
At the leading clearing houses in the
United States the exchange during the
week ended on the 9th aggregated ST.
Of7. OPS. i4l. against Sl,139, 7s3,61O the
previous week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week Of 1896
was 400.
After the election of the following
officers the Grand Army encampment at
Buffalo, y. Y. came 10 an end; Senior
vice commander, Alfred Lyth, of Buff
falo; junior vice commander. Francis b
Allen. of Hartford. Conn; chaplain
Frank c. Bruner, of Chicago; surgeon
general. DIR. David Mckay. of Dallas
/ Tex. Mrs. {. J. Martin. of Missouri. was
elected national president of the Wom-
/ ans Relief corps.
In the National league tbepercentages
/ of the baseball clubs for the week
ended on the 2Sth were: Baltimore
f CSC: Boston. $50; New York .634; Gin
cinnati. Gil; Cleveland. .524; Chicago
ass; Pittsburgh. Ar; Louisville, .440;
/ Philadelphia. .435; Washington, .423;
Brooklyn, 1925; St. Louis. .252.
In Readville. Mass. Star Pointer
went mile in 1:59H. which is the fast
est time ever made by PAGER in th'
worlds history.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-09-02
LABOR LEADERS CONFER.
The st. Louis Convention opened
Ratchford Presents a Plan.


ST. Louis. Aug. 31.-The conference
of labor leaders which began Monday
morning had busy day. Shortly aft
er j O'Clock the convention was called
to order. W. r. Prescott, president
of the international Typographical
union, of indianapolis, was chosen
temporary chairman, and 4. NJ. Pearce,
Of Columbus. temporary secretary.
The committee on credentials made
its report Immediately upon the assem-
bling of the conference for its after
noon session. 1t was shown that SIS
delegates, representing the following
organizations, were represented:
United Mine Workers Of America. the
Social Democracy. the American Fedora
ton OF Labor the Stonemakers' Interna-
tional union. Brotherhood of Painters and
Decorators. Brotherhood of Bottle Blowers,
Building Trades Council of ST. Louis, the
Patriots of America. International Broth
erhood of Track Foremen, the Single Tax
League OF America, Central Labor Coun-
ell OF Cincinnati. the International Typo
graphical union. the Peoples party OF
Kansas and the Industrial order of Freed
men.
The temporary organization was
man read the call for the convention.
The chairman then named as the COM
mittee ION resolutions and plan of ac-
ton" ". Z. Pearce, of the miners; W.
ID. Mahon, of the street railway men;
Victor Berger, of Milwaukee, who rep
resents the Social Democracy, in whose
favor Mr.. Debbs declined; q. c. Glenn
ems. of Topeka, representing the pop
ulists, and James II. Sovereign.
Mr.. Ratchford then took the floor.
He went over the miners strike from its
inception 10 the present day, and dwelt
particularly upon government by in
junction" He pleaded for prompt ac-
ton, and coming to the point of his ar
gument, advocated a special session of
congress as the best, and in fact, the
only relief. II believe" said Mr.. Ratch-
ford, "a special session of congress is
necessary 10 define the rights of the
people of this country-if they have
any. / believe if sufficient time were
given, the president of the United
States will call a special session OF cor
gress to act upon the matter of injunc-
tions and find means of relief from the
existing troubles in the labor world.
an case of REFUSAL" said Mr.. Ratch-
ford, impressively, after an outburst OF
cheering had subsidized, 'it will then be
time to consider more extreme meas
ures. l am in favor if the president re-
fuses to call congress together of a
complete paralysis of business. | be
lieve then in a sympathetic strike"
Mr.. Sovereign put himself on record
as opposed to Mr.. Ratchford's plan. He
believed this would be the last conven-
ton to be held under present condi-
tions, and that the crucial test now con.
fronted organized labor.
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Raid ENDS In pEAIH.
Posse Attacks stronghold of Ar&an-
MoonShfnerS.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 31.-Six men
were probably massacred in the wilds
of the mountains of Pope county Sun
day afternoon. Two were killed out
right, two were fatally wounded and
left for dead, and two have mysterious
ly disappeared, and are either dead or
being held captive by the bIoodthirsty
bandits who committed the awful
crime. The killed ore Capt. b. +.
Taylor, of Searcy county. a deputy
United States marshal; Joe Dodson, of
Stone county, deputy marshal. The
fatally wounded are two brothers
named Renfrew, of Searcy county. The
names of the missing men are not
known, but they are supposed to be
deputy sheriffs from an adjoining coun-
ty. The victims were all officers, dep
uty United States marshals and deputy
sheriffs, and the men who did the awful
work of carnage are moonshiners of the
boldest and most desperate class.
The scene of the bloody crime was a
gulch or ravine in the mountains of
Pope county, at an isolated spot IS miles
from Russellville, the nearest telegraph
office, and ten miles from win Springs.
The region is wild and isolated. 1t has
for years been the favorite rendezvous
for counterfeiters and mooushiners,
and district in which no law-abiding
citizen could live.
Capt. b. f. Taylor, the richest man in
Searcy county, and man of much
prominence, determined to aid the Of
ficers in putting down crime in that
section. He secured commission as a
deputy United States marshal and led
the posse in the raid that resulted in
his death. a few years ago a successful
raid was made in the same locality in
which dozen moonshiners were cap
tured and brought to Little Rock. One
of them told the officers at least so
large distilleries were operating in the
same neighborhood.
Capt. Taylor was an eX-captain in
the federal army. lie had served two
terms in the state legislature, and was
noted for his bravery.
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Cleveland, o., Aug. 30. - Saturday
afternoon the members of the Tippe-
canoe club as Nbled i'm their club
rooms to arral e for the reception of
the president. They formed IN line
and carried out the programme ar
ranged for the preceding day. With
the music of brass bands the fluttering
of myriads of flags and the cheers
of the people, President Mckinley, Sec
rotary Alger and Senator Hanna were
received in carriages at the east end
of the viaduct. Thence the parade over
the original line of march began, en-
bracing Superior street. Euclid avenue
and the public square. IT was a mag
nificent occasion. People crowded the
streets many rows deep, banners float
ed in the air and the downtown bust
ness blocks were beautifully decorated
with flags and bunting. The president
was heartily cheered all along the line
of march. When the Hollenden hotel
was reached the presidential carriage
halted and the parade passed in review
in front of the president. The presi-
dent then entered the IIOllenden and
held public reception in the ordinary.
Thousands of citizens met him and
shook hands with him.