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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-30
MINERS RETURN TO WORK
Backbone Of the Strike at HazeIton
and Vicinity Broken.
WOMEN OPPOSE THE TROOPS

Pushed Back by the Military Until They
Dispersed-Five Thousand Miners Go
Back to Work and the Rest Expected
to Follow-Sberif Martin and Deputies
HAzLEroS, Penn. (SpeciaD.-Unless un-
foreseen developments occur, the anthra-
! cite coal strike in this region is ended
Yesterday twelve hundred men, half OF the
full complement, returned to work at the
Honeybrook collieries of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Company as did three hum
dred OF the thirteen hundred at Pardee's
Latiner mines, while the Cranberry,
Crystal Ridge and Harwood collieries
Of the same company and Coxe's colleries,
IN the Drifton district, remained at work.
The latter were to have settled the question
of a strike yesterday, but at the request OF
the operators held Off until Thursday.
Nearly five thousand strikers have returned
or will do so tomorrow, and a little less
than that number are still out, with tndica-
tions in .avor OF their joining the workers.
The only incidents OF yesterday were
small outbreaks at Lattimer and Eckley.
both Of which were quickly subdued, and
the serving Of warrants OF arrest on Sheriff
Martin aud number OF his deputies. At
Lattimer women attempted to drive out
three hundred Italians who returned to
work. They were armed with clubs and
stones and moved on the englne-house and
companys stores. The raid looked threat
ening for time, and was not ended until
three companies OF the Thirteenth Regi-
ment. with fixed bayonets, had pressed back
and dispersed the crowd.
A number Of Butler Valley miners who
wanted to return to work at Lattimer wers
driven back by body Of armed strikers,
who met them as they came over the noun
tain, q mile or more from camp. The
| break of the strike is practically victory
for the operators. In only one or two in
stances have the demands Of the men been
granted, although several companies have
promised to consider the grievances.
The warrants for the arrest OF Sheriff
Martin and his deputies were issued yes
terday by Judges. Lynch and Bennett at
Wilkesbarre They were served here last
night, and no resistance was made. The
writs contain seventy-eight names, tnclud-
ing that OF the Sheriff, aud he has agreed
to deliver all the deputies for hearing.
A company OF the Ninth Regiment will es-
cort them to Wilkesbarre. General Goblin
permitted the service Of the writs because
he thinks the civil authorities are now able
to handle the situation. The gradual with
drawal OF the troops will b considered to-
morrow.
Injunction Lssinst De rs Perpetual.
/ WHEELING, W. Ia. Special. D.-The feat
ure of interest In +he op' ming OF the Sep
tember term OF the United States Court for
the District OF West Virginia was the ap-
plication OF Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming. OF
Fairmont, to make the injunction against
Eugene V. Debs and others perpetual. The
Governor was acting for his client, the
Monongah Coal Company, and as there was
no appearance for any Of the defendants
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-30

Killed by a Earth Slide in Italy.
Forty persons were killed and many
others injured bv an earth slip at the sui
phur mines near Girgenti, Italy.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-30
Injunction a.ainst De Is Perpetual.
Brockton Strikers Win.

BRocKroN, Mass. (speciaD 1.-THE big
strike OF shoe lasters is settled, and 1t Is
apparently victory for the strikers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-30

war with Spain with redoubled energy.
President Capote Is graduate Of the uni
yersity OF Havana. and one OF the most dis
tinguished lawyers on the island. He is
only thirty-four years Of age.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-09-30
Domestic.

RECORD OF THE LEAGUE cLufs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

We are going to have trouble in our South end, says a Boston editor. Boil, or an interview with her papai l-Denver Post.
 Large platforms have been erected and much interest is manifested by the children in the May pole dances by the different schools.
 Mrs. T. J. Corrigan came up from Congress this afternoon with her two children to attend the May Day celebration.
 Attor ,sys E. NJ. Sanford, T. G.. Norris and R. E. Morrison returned this morning from attending court at Kingman.
 Dr. E. 4. Butler has made final settlement as executor of the estate of Geo. W. Watson, deceased, and the property has been turned over to the deyisee.
 United States Attorney E. E. FL linwood came in on this mornings train He is arranging to hold 8 term of United States court in Pres colt.
 Mrs. R. r. Tustin and her sister, Mrs Morrison, left with their chil- dren this afternoon for the east, the former going to Chicago and the latter to Kansas City.
 An unknown tramp who was steal ing ride was run over shis morn. ing by a freight train at Aubrey and had one leg cut off and received
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

I
 For stsietly hrst-elass dental work at lowest prices, call on Dr. A. ALL DERDfCE, the Prescott dentist. .
 Spring Wall Paper Samples just received by A, Emanuel, agent, Prescott. apr15-lm
 Thirty car loads of cattle were shipped from Kirkland valley to- daY.
 SchilIing's Best tea for sale at the Bashford- Burmister Co. Try small package,
 D. B. Gillette and Lester Jackson left this morning for the Gold Note mining camp, near Bumblebee.
 Thomas Ward, of Turkey creek, was adjudged insane yesterday, and was taken to Phenix last night.
 Billy" Walker, the we'll known chef, has gone to the Cornucopia mino to take charge of the culinary department of that camp,
 Who wants to buy a four horse power gasoline engine, never been in use, for considerable less than it cost at the faetoryi See advertise ment in this issue.
 H. $. Van Buren and party, con- sisting of Mr aud Mrs. H. Orr, Rev. Geo F. Nelson and Ralph McNeill, left for the Piedmont Cattle Com pany's ranch, at Martinez, on this mornings train. They were accom- panied by Col. A. Q. Brodie, general manager of the above ranch, and superintendent of the Walnut Grove Water Storage Company. After a brief visit to the above ranch, the party will go to Walnut Grove and will also visit the Grown Point mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

Frank Goodwin of Willow springs is visiting Prescott. Mir. Goodwin was overseer of the Castle Creek road district last year and any one travelling over that highway cannot help noticing the many improve ments made in it by him. By mak- ing slight changes in its locations, at various points, Mir. Goodwin has made it possible for much greater loads to be transported over it and stage drivers never weary of singing his praise on account of the advantage realized to them from his work.
 From Fridays Daily.
 ]. s, Douglas is in town. Frank Cavauaugh is up from Con gross.
 W. T. Latchford, of Selignan, is in town.
 Mark Bradley is in town from his Slate creek mine, Carey Peck, the foot racer, aas re- turned from California.
 Walter G. Reese has beeu ap- pointed a notary public. Jacob Henkle is in town today from the Bradshaw mountains,
 k. ]. Hartman was passenger on this mornings south bound train The o. K. hose company will meet at s o'clock this evening. Dr. Dutcher was called to Groom creek this afternoon for pToies sioual visit to Mrs. Alex. Thompson. R. C. Powers and wife have deeded lot b, block II, Fleury's addition to Joseph Deugherty.
 T. W. Otis treated the pupils of the kindergarten today to oranges, peanuts aud candy F
 Henry Houser went north on this afternoons train. He expects to meet C. ]. Lantty at Ash Fork.
 The Prescott Electric Company are putting ia their new poles, pre-. paratory to stringing wires for light ing the streets.
 Vaudeville at opera house Monday night. Seats on sale at Brisley's drug store Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
 Boston Comedy Company, a high class, refined Vaudeville comedy company. opens at opera house on Monday night.
 The barber shops and banks will close at noon tomorrow, Tho for mer will open again at 5:S0 in the evening,
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned this morning from holding court at Kingman. During the terra he cleared up the entire docket
 On account Of the May Day pie nIc tomorrow and the closing up of ] business, collection day has been postponed until Monday.
 Ed. Block will leave on tonight's train for Denver on mining business. He expects 10 be absent about ten days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

|
 1 J. P. Durrett came up from Phe
 nix week or ten days ago for tn,
 benefit of his health. Not improv
 ing as he expected to, he was takeE
 to the county hospital, where ho
 died yesterday. Deceased was 7(
 years of age and was the father oI
 Mrs. Pete Collett.
 Mrs Thomas Anderson of Will Hanson valley, has commenced the erection of an elegant cottage on the two lots recently purchased drought Real Estate Agent k. c. Powers in the Murphy addition to West Prescott. r. G. Parker is the architect. contractor and builder, and the house is 10 be ready for oc- eupaneY within six weeks. Mrs. An derson comes to Prescott for the purpose of educating her children.
 Those Arizona newspaper fellows who never saw the Inside of met .ropolitan newspaper office must feel grateful te the sage of journal ism, who has told them all about the reportorial clearing houses in the big cities There is nothing like ones having travelled "dont- cherknow.
 H, s, Van Buren, the we'll known New York capitalist who is interest ed in the Walnut Grove water stor- l age enterprise, arrived in Prescott 1 on Saturday night accompanied by | his s1n<in-law aad daughter, Mir. | and Mrs, H. Orr, and by Ralph Me 1 NeIll anl Rev. Mir. Nelson, all of | New York also.
 The funeral of the late Charles Bain, of Jersey Lily, took place on Saturday afternoon. J. E. Clark, foreman of the mine, Sam Beck of the Little Wonder camp, and other miners from that section, came in to attend the last sad rites of their friend W H. Ferguson, one of the lacators and one of the former own- srs of the Jersey Lily, pronounced a snlogy on the life of the deceased 1 which was very eloquent and pa .hetie.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 4. yanderwort, wool buyer, is in own. 1
 Mrs. Hugo Richards has returned 1 rom 8 protracted visit east. i
 Haisley S Harvey are selling ice 1t one-half cent per pound. If
 The funeral of the late J. F. Dur cit took place this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
From Thursdays Daily.


 CHI. Akers has gone to Pheaix.
 E. B. Fatman, travelling man of Fl Paso, Texas, Is in town.
 E. E. Greenwood is in from Cherry creek.
 A. E. Hinton, of Phenix. left for home this morning.
 Henry Houser, confidential man l for B. Lantry < Sons, is in town. John Berggren, the Cherry creek mining man, is visiting the town for a few days.
 Boston Comedy Company in 1 Comedy and Vaudeville, will appear at the opera house Monday night. W. T. Little, representing Spru- ance, Stanley X Co, left for the south this morning.
 James Shirley left on this m orn- ing's south bound train on mining business.
 Lieut.. Vance had detachment ol United States troops out on a prac- tice scouting march this morning.
 G. W. Sines and ]. c. Maxwell have formed a co-partnership in the architect and contracting business.
 Mechanics hook and ladder com pany will meet tonight at their truck house at $ o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
 Miss Massicks, & sister of T. G. Barlo w- -Massicks, arrived here a few days ago from England, for a visit to her brother.
 X horse rodeo is in progress at Point of Rocks, at which it is stated over 1000 mustangs have been rounded up.
 Over one hundred men are at work in the railroad yards in Pres colt putting the track in shape. 1t is being ballasted with deeomposed granite.
 The next engagement at Patton's opera house will be the Boston Com edy Company, and good one, at that.
 The base ball game between the railroaders and printers will be a hot one. Go cut early So you won't miss it.
 Mrs. H. B. Smith, sister of Mos. R. H. Burmister and of W. c. Bash ford. left yesterday for her home in Oakland, California.
 The troops stationed at Whipple l are given about three hours active l work every day. Some days it is in the shage of a drill on the parade l grounds and on others 1t consists of practice marches.
 T. W. Johnston returned this morning from Los Angeles, accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Juanita, who has been attending school iR California.
 Louis Sultan. of Globe, died re- gently of bronchial pneumonia. De- ceased was prominent Odd Fellow of the territory, having been elected a warden of the grand lodge at the recent session.
 X. J. Rupert returned yesterday from a four months trip to Oregon and California. While enjoying his visit very much, he says he would rather live in Arizona than any place he visited. He says that the com plaint of hard times was more gen eral through the above sections than it is in Arizona.
 Rev. Joseph Bowron will go to Tucson tomorrow where he will oc- slpy the pulpit of the Congregation al church of that place during the month of May. Rev. Bowrou is a very earnest, able and eloquent divine and it is quite certain that he will please the church goers of the ancien: pueblo. '
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
NataraI

The undersigned ara now prii pared to deliver natural ice to . customers at the rate Of one-hali cont per pound, in quantities of twenty pounds and upwards. Office aud telephone at F. F. Jones' fruit store. Kelly k Stephens block.
 m3tf HAIsLEY & HARVEY.
 Fresh candies at Aitken < Robin. sons If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
For saIe.

One span light mules, one milch COW, one two-year-old heifer, one two,horse wagon, one light truck, good as new. Call at residence or blaming mill. r. G, PARkEE. m3x6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
warn,ne Notice

The public IS warned against pay ing an order in favor of Dan Mack purported to be signed by the un- dersigned, as have settled in full with him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
The Way ,s Cure

Catarrh Is to purify the blood, and the surest, safest, best way to purify
 the blood IS by taking Hoods Sar- saparilla. the One True Blood Puri-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient, always reliable, easy to take, easy to operate. 3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Hotel BURK E!
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

-A01AON A. BURKE & HICKEY. Proprietors
 Some of the fsAturss of this House:
 ~I 1t is the only absolutely fire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ 1t employs none but WHr-E CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ~ It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexceiled and it's sleeping apartments are kept neat and clean always.
 ~ It has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing all property secure from thievery
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

z5{ {ANTED-SENERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR women to travel for responsible ests hlished 14ze tn Arizona. Salary S7so pcynble SIS Ely and expenses Position permanent .<fence. Enclose seif-addresSed stAnpssa en- 7espe The National Star Building. Chicago
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

Attend church tomorrow.
 City council meets Monday.
 The board of supervisors will meet on Monday.
 Chas Bain died yesterday at the Jersey Lily mine Of pneumonia. He was 45 years of age.
 Don't forget the date Monday, May 3d-at the opera house. Secure your seats early.
 The Atlantic X Pacific railroad will be sold, under foreclosure of mortgage; at Gallup next Monday.
 The public is to have a treat in the shape of the Boston Comedy O., which will give class of per formance never before seen here.
 The press notices of the Boston Comedy Company arc very latter- ing, and report the show as one that every body should see.
 Did you have a nice time at the picnic todayf We'll, whether you did or not, you can have a good laugh, and lots of them, at the opera house Monday night.
 Miss Rose Dwyer met with quite 6 serious accident late yesterday afternoon. A bottle of ammonia which she was using in cleaning some garments exploded in her hand, scattering the burning fluid over her face, and causing very painful wound.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

The Boston Comedy Company are returning from a sueceSsiut tour of the Pacific Coast, and wi play q. three nights engagement st the opera house, commencing Mondayt May 35.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

other injuries from which he died within a few hours.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

]. ". Sullivan will ship about. l,000 head of attie from Ikirhiand. valley next week. Tee S F., x F.. railroad company replacing aiuply stock cars on tho siding there for their shipment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Local Lines.

Enterprise Lodge, Is. Of A., held an
old-time social in b. Il. hall last evening.
Ii was tho fourth in the series for tho
present season and the mos successful
from every point of view that has teen
held for more than year. This was Que
chiefly to the efforts Of Floor Manager
Joseph 4. Rich, who, with his able as
sistant, j. W. Marksby, and the commit
toe of arrangements Messrs Robert
Snto ton, William Brown and Judson
King, spared no pains To promote the
pleasure and enjoyment of the sixty
couples in attendance.
There was very pleasant event at tho
Willow Street school. or at least in the
two rooms set apart for kindergarten.
yesterday, and il was that Of a miniature
Christmas tree, arranged by the little tots
whose ages range from 3 TO Il Each of
them secured bag OF candy and "A little
present, the presents being made by the
little ones. The affair was largely mt.
tended by the parents of the pupils and
was In charge of tho teachers, Misses
Coveli and Ripley.
Misses Marian Bowling Mabel Aldrich.
Ruth Mather and Mr.. Henry ID. Price.
pupils OF Prof. Hans Schneider, gave an
enjoyable recital in the hall at 1888 West
minister street last evening to a large and
arpreciAtiye audieDte
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
Bon
Ami
{ THE FINEST CLEANER MADE
WILL CLEAN ANY SURFACE.
All Grocers.
CONSUL AT LEEDS.
Louis Dexter OF Rhode Island Nom
mated Today.
William NJ. Thomas of Maine Named
as Minister to Norway.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE President
TO-DAY sent the following nominations to
the senate:
William M, Thomas, Jr., NJ aine, to be
envoy extraordinary and minister penipo-
tentisry of the United States to Sweuen
and Norway
= Hamilton King of Michigan, consul
general of the United States TO Siam.
j. V. McNally, Pennsylvania, secretary
OF legation at Bogota.
Edward &. Achorn of Mississippi 10 be-
secretary of legation, At 1t. Petersburg.
Alfred w. Brown, TO be assistant ap-
praiser Of merchandise in the district of
Boston and Charlestown. Mass.
Louis Dexter OF Rhode Island TO he
consul OF the United states at Leeds,
Eng.
Interior: Richard Lebeit, Surveyor
general of Colorado
Navy Passed Assistant Surgeon
Francis w. L. wilber TO be n surgeon (;
Paymaster q. III. Griffin. to be pay in.
spector; Assistant Naval Constructors
Robert Stocker, Frank Hibbs and Elliott
Snow to be naval constructors.
Also large number of re-appoint-
ments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-17
A TURKEY SUPPER.
Tenth Ward Democratic Club Had a
Merry Time.
Speeches by Sew raj Gentlemen Promi-
rent in the P-rty Councils.

The Tenth Ward Democratic Club has
set the pace for other clubs in the city in
the way OF combining plaasurelwith bust
ness, for last evening 100 or more OF the
mem pers with few prospective Demo.
Gratis. met'in Odd Follows hall on Acade-
my avenue, and just revelcd in mirtb,
good fellowship good eating and good
drinking.
The banquet was 10 be served at s
O'CLOCK, but il was decided 10 wait until
5 80 so as 20 give some Of the expected
guests an opportunity TO bs IN AZ
the start But they came not and then
Q o'clock was the time set, ana when that
hour arrived, the rank, file and sinew of
the 10th Ward sat down TO a smoking hot
turkey supper. which had been prepared
by the Banspach Brothers, and for time
forgot tnat there were any leaders in the
party.
The gathering was called 20 order by
John T. Fogarty. who, in "A fow words
welcomed ali. and gave short history q
the club. After supper Mr.. stogarty said
that IL was the intention OF the club 60
have j. h. Hall, councilman elect, and
vice president of the club, net Us toast
master but as no had been called 10
Philadelphia no would Introduce rs toast
master the "old standby Alderman
James III. McGann.
MIR. McGann before in reducing any Of
the speakers spoke of the good work done
by the cluJ during the two years OF its
existenco. thanked the nom bers for their
hearty support gave excuses for the lead
ing lights that were absent, and then set
the ball a-rOllng by calling upon Prof.
Hughes, who put the gathering in a still
better humor by IA number of lively seeo-
tions on the IiaDo. The president,
William Dlnahue, was the next speaker,
and hs was followed by John Turner,
Councilman West, Alderman Mccarthy,
ouncilmau Molloy and John i. Began.
Tho espaechmaking was interspersed with
singing by Thomas NJ McDsrmott. John
Cummings. Patrick j. .Markey Thomas
Cox ana James Moreland.
The COMMITTEES was made up rs follows:
william Donahue. j. II. Hall lrhomas Il.
sullivan. James Brothers, John Nc Don
ough, Patrick j. Lannon. Peter Curran,
John L. Fogarty. James Cox, George
Quinn. Martin Dempsey, and John
DOOloy,