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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
A FIRE Ar DOUGLAS.
Rev. A. n. Finley Appointed Postmas-
ter There.

Douglas. Ca, May 2O.-Douglas came
near having a serious fire yesterday after
noon. The little 4-year-old daughter of
Mr.. Dan w. Gaskin, by some means got
hold OF the matches and set fire TO a cur
tain. which soon spread TO other innamma-
BILE articles Ia the room. However Mrs.
Gaskin discovered IL in time to check Il
with but little damage TO the room, but
her hands are pretty badly burned.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Baker gave the young
people OF Douglas a most delightful hon
last night
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Wade have re-
turned home TO Waycross after a two
weeks visit IN Douglas.
The happiest man here yesterday was
Rev. A. Z, Finley upon receiving the news
OF his appointment as postmaster az Doug
las. The race was a close one between
him ana Mrs. Annie Bartelle. The peo-
pie here are 10th TO give up clever y Pc.
terson. who Tor years has been SO accom-
modating In his Official capacity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21

srtfua nssns ~ - they cure by healing the
olise ., from Uric Acid and other Impurities.
,iLLhey Cure Rheumatism, Backaehe, Neuraigl..
vv,,spstes, Dropsy, Bladder Troubles and Female
flow Is your LiVer7 On. Hopps t,rr,.
ma iivKn Pills, quickly eurefick Ueadaehe 80
DHlpusneta and don't gripe '''-1
- nysbs hEmEDr CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
hopb' PMS for sale In SAVANNAH
"a AZ Jones Pharmacy, G7 Bun street,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFTON.

Steamer STAR leaves foot Bull street
SUNDAY, TUESDAY and THURsDAd
at 10 a. m. Stopping at Button Sunday
and Tuesdays, returning via Bluntod
Mondays and Fridays.
II. S. WESTCoTT, Agent. (
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
CONSUL DART UNINJURED.
He Writes n Letter About the Earth.
qualkes.

brunswick. Ca. May 2O.-A letter receiv-
ed last night from Consul Jacob +. Dart
at Gaudaloupe, French West indies. states
that he was not seriously injured by the
recent earthquakes IN that section, al
though severely shaken up. The letter
states that the disturbances caused much
disaster and several deaths IN the prov
lnce.
Lowry the Indian trapper, has been re-
sentenced 70 hang on June - Attorney
Mabry will make an effort TO have his
sentence commuted.
J. W. Hurs OF Fitzgerald. formerly OF
brunswick. r. quite sick IN this city. He
same here several days ago on an exeuT-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
RATES OF pAssAcE

TO NEW YORK-Steamer and roll
Cabin, limited four days, 1880; Cabin IN
limited, 5000. Excursion, 5000. limited s 81.
SAD. -0Ui uayS
TO BOSToN-Steamer and rail-Cab,r
limited six days, So. 90; second eiasS i'm
tied six days, $l7O0. ii'n'
TO BOSTON-Steanner-Cabin lir,,..a
eight days, $500 Excursion Un,ita I'm u19
months. $500; second class, limited si1
days, $500. siA
10 WASHINGTON-Ste and rail-.
tied five days, S112O s' AIMS
TO PHILADELPHIA-Steamer and ra1
Cabin, unlimited. $3.50; second class
limited four days, $3.50 ''@''t
TO PHILADELPHIA-St eamer-cabin
unlimited. $500; cabin, limited four Savs
$500; second class, limited four days
TO BALTIMORE-Cabiu, $500; excpr.
sion, limited six months, $500; second
class, $1,000 ''00"H
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-21

Inc Steamships of this company are ap.
pointed 10 sail from Savannah for Baltl
more as follows STANDARD time):
d. H. MILLER, Capt. G. w Billup~
SATURDAY, May %, at HOO p. m.
BERKSHIRE, Capt. J. w Kirvan,
WEDNESDAY, May &c. at p. m.
ITASCA, Capt. C. James. SATURDAY.
May 18th, 500 D. m.
And from Baltimore every TUEsDAH
and FRIDAY.
]. ]. cAROLAN, Agent.
Savannah Ga
W. F. TURNER, G. P. A.,
A. d. STEVENS, A. T. NJ
g. ]. c. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager.
General Offices, Baltimore. Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-19

Hebrew Memorial Day will be appro-
pristeiy observed tbs afternoon. lnte
resting exercise, Including an address nf
Hon. y. e.. Richardson. prayer b. kaoti
T. y. Ca.Isrh. and The usual impres-lfr
military salute. have been arranged. TX
TIA cars viii be run over the seventh
street .ire .n order 20 convey those VINO
wish fo Pc present ~ tho exercises. which
VIII he held l' rho Hebrew cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-19
COMMISSION RETURNED
LFTER 4 THOROJGH INsPECIfON
OFsTiTE TNsIITTTTOSs.
How Epiiepiics arc Taken Care OF Under
the Colony system by the states OF New
York and Ohio Accident TO Col u gEer


The commission appointed under 90 a-t
q Che Legislature passed during the last
session 10 look into the best manner a.
taking Gaze ~ the epiiepiics in in's state.
lave JUST completed tour " stislt..l
through the states Of New York -ll
Ohio. The comm issiOn consists ~ state
Senator Geo. W. Lecat0 u Acc0ulac. Hon.
W. =. McRae member ~ the House ",
Delegates - Petersburg. H. VIM J..
Drewry OF Petersburg. and Captain g..
J.. Aawt-r president az tre " Jog Mirla.
Labor School " CrCzef Allemar.e
county. col. John Bell bo-srr a.Clr4-
panied tle commission AS secretary
Tile members oi tle commission 0.t la-t
thursday afternoon az o'clock at Rem
-Nr- Hotel iu baltimQra and decided B..
-..-- 10. tleif to-r as soon as p.s~.N
l-tF left Che same night for EImlf1.
81. Wl..l fuer reached the next rIof.-
.l- a-l INTENDED % Visit tle uI- reform
atnry school located there. Upon their ar-
rival however they changed tU-ir plan
and continued treir trip through the J-.-l-
ttll I-resfe valley o. N1-nt Morris
rr. m tlere they went distance " tl-st
miles DO carriages 20 Lony-a Livingston
county. where the Craig colony tcr .0lIrr-
TICS NJ the state OF New YORK IS located.
There t-ey were taken .l lurt cF Lr
rpr--ley ~ The Institution. who drove
tnem al over tle grounds. which .m-
prise "a farm NJ over p -. acres formerly
VISITORS thoroughly Inspected t.a institute
Ron. which they found Il perfect l.r-
N.f..1 .l every reSpectln che evening fr.f
.rnei t1 Nolr- Morris. Hl9r- t.- u.---
AT NIAGARA FALLS
Iae next uorr.lz tle N.r-'r-rs took
-h. train f-r Bur- DID Ir ORDER t0 reach --e
-.-t ai 'Ia.It4- ONO Ai.-f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-19

remain over for another Day IN accoun, OF
the funeral services Of the late Clarence
o. West which Will be held ms after
noon 40 Z o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-19
corpelrh Winner.

TTErCA y y Iay A-Correu de-
tsated the Tnive-s.-y o. Pennsylvania
bsrs ro-dav by the score q 6 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.

Tunsral Services over th. Rsmais. o,
Archhishop Jansen 81 Ncu Orleans
New orleans. June l5. From early
morning today throngs have poured
into 81 Mary's church who're the re-
mains % Archbishop Jansseu's ls lying
In state. Al O'Clock solemn high mass
Wa celebrated there iu honor OF the
dead prelaie with bishop vaudeyer of
Richmond officiating
Nine bishops viii particIpais In
the pageant today and the funeral ser
Vices tomorrow They are McQuaid
oi Rochester Gallagher of Galveston.
Forest OF san Antonio Vcrtaguer OF
Laredo, Fitzgerald OF Little Rock.
Herrlin Of Natchez. Dunno OF Dallas.
Mcolosksy of tollsvIlls and vaudover
OF Richmond
The mortuary procession. starting AZ
I o'elSck hh afternoon. will embrace
religious, civic and military features
and VIII pursue a roundabout way
from ST. Nary's church 90 the cathc.
dral which has been slaboratey dec.
Grated Goyernor Foster and stan de-
tachments State National suard and
court and municipal officers WIN take
part and he demonstration viii be
one oi grandeur Arriving trains are
bringing Iu delegations from all sec
uons OF the country 90 attend thc fun
cral
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
JUNIOR MECHANICS.
Two Hundred Delegates Are AttsndinI
the National Convention - rittsburg.

Two Hundred Delegates Are Attending
the Nstionsi Convention - rittsburE.
Plt;sburg, June l5.-The twenty
ninth annual session Of the national
council Of the Junior order Of Ameri-
can Mechanics began this morning
There are about 200 delegates and yls-
ltors present The council went into
executive session and National Coun-
cllor shaner delivered bis annual ad-
dress National Vice-Councillor Jos
eph Powell Of Colorado. followed with
bis annual report after which National
Secretary Deemor Of Philadelphia, pre-
sented his report Tor the year II ls a.
tollows Receipts t3s.s7o. new coun-
ellis 100. new members. l0.s99. paid
out In benefits and relleis. SJ50S6l.
gain OF is3.722 In the treasury oi sub
councils are Sl.s2t.si6. an increase Of
ils2.2iO.
National Treasurer Sohl Of Balu-
more. reported he had paid out 1888.
leaving a balance Of isssI IN the treas
ury. The finance committee recon-
msuded The per capita tax be ~ cents
and that the laws be amended 20 make
the same payable semianuually Ia
March and September u also rec
ommemndod that the services OF ma
tloual organizer be dispensed with and
an appropriation Of 5000 be made i1r
a board OF directors ior special organ
izos.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
A SERIES OF FIRES.
Government Immigration buildings on
LllIs Islani ne.lrnynd

"'N'"f a"hisfAithh hulliinEa On
Ellis Island Destroyed
New York, June l5.-Tho United
States government immigrant station
on Ellis island was destroyed by FIRE
early this morning, but as FAR as
known there was no loss of llfe. The
fire spread rapidly and soon ths build
ings were reduced 10 ashes.
The buildings Of the Ellis island
were simply vast wooden sheds made
OF the most innammable material
The main building was iOi By i5i feet
and three stories high. Il was con-
btructed entirely Of pine The arat
hoor was devoted 10 the baggage room.
the custom house Offices. the pens OF
the immigrants and the offices OF the
eHpressmen. The second G00r was oc-
cupled by immigrants. u was a vast
open space, divided into pens By picket
fences. The third floor was a gallery
from which the crowds below could bo
Inspected without coming into contae,
with the inspectors.
All the Immigrants. about 200 10
number, were brought safely TO this
city from Ellis island
All the records are undoubtedly de-
stroyed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Shelbyyiile. Ind. jane l5.-lra Old
ham and Elmer Huffman, neirhbors.
are dying the result of q nerco aght
Oldham bad taken up several head Of
cattle running at large belonging to
Huffman The latter demanded the
release Of the stock aud a battle en-
sued Oldham's skull was crushed
With a stone by Huffman. who was a..
tcrVard assaulted by Andrew oldham
with a wagon wheel spoke. Il ls be.
lIeyed both the injured men will die
Andrew Oldham Is al large
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
THE LOSS HEAVY.
Eliis isiand Tirs Destroyed Property ol
the Government Los $4,000

Eiiis isiand Fire Destroyed Property of
the Government Los ssso.oOO
New York. June l5-The Gre early
this morning that destroyed the im-
migrant landing station that covered
almost ell Of Ellis island. caused
property loss Of abon, $3.50 200 % the
United States government an OF the
government records and the baggage
Of the immigrants was burned. Two
hundred and nfiy immigrants we're
rescued from the burning structure
and brought safely 20 this city. Not
one of them received a burn. There
we're forty patients 90 the wooden hos.
pltal building in the rear Of the main
structure who were carried out IN cots
Just before the hospital took dre The
cause o. the Gre is as yet mystery.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Auburn Cal. June l5.-The business
portion Of Georgetown. a mining town
In Eldorado county. was burned al.
most completely Monday The Ere
originated "a The middle OF The main
block and spread both ways. burning
everything from the American hotel
20 the water compauys ONCE.
After the hre had run its course q
terrific explosion OF giant powder oe-
CURED 10 general merchandise store.
Mrs Wm. Nevle'l was Instantly killed
and Mrs MclAln seriously Injured.
Many others received injuries
The shock was felt severely. Every.
th.ug Is On confusion and ,ae entire
business portion OF the town sa bar.
ren waste
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Washington, June l5-Thc presl-
den, sent the following nominations 10
the senate.
John q. Brady OF Alaska, 10 be gov
crnor o. Alaska.
To be commissioners IN and ior the
district oi Alaska. Caldwell W Tutue
Of Indiana and John f. Crane OF mi
nois
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Lawrence Mass. June i5-The 300
operatives az the Methrun compsny's
cotton mill at Me,hrun have been in
formed BY the hrm they would be g.v-
en- the choice OF accepting a redue-
tIon Of wages 10 order that the mill
may be kept running during The sum
mer months. or be discharged at once
and have the mill 81 pend operations.
Il Is not known ye, what action the
operatives will take.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

government which they Involve IL far
more portentlous. The officer charged
with their preservation who under any
condition will permli the civil Instltu-
lions OF a Christ.{ ysople to be thus
issalled and desc aied Is unworthy
the trust Tha Iemoyal proceedings
may be efecte1S Sgy should be d.
rected by the attorney general In coun-
ties free from the influence which
would necessarily embarrass or defeat
them. Obviously the officer should be
rendered ineligible 10 reelection or ap-
polntment. for otherwise removed
would be a farce.
& A. CHI .BERgON.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
K.,rsm. H.a, In w,.ssp. n.

Milwaukee. June l5-Reports from
various parts OF Wisconsin show an
extreme degree Of heat Monday. the
average being In the nelghbolhood OF
100 degrees Al Eua Claire. the thor
mometer was 100 In the shade. Five
builders working on a school building
were Frustrated by heat Two are Sc
rlous cases There were several severe
cases oi sunstroke at Janesvlle. where
tho Thermometer registered o.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

San Francisco. June 10 The Pacific
Mail steamship City OF Para brought
further details Of the loss In mldoccan
Of British ship Buckhurst. she havIne
picked up part Of the crew Of the 90.
Ated vessel. when 200 miles on %,
Nlcararan coast and landed them at
Punta Arenas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
Pres..alar. Of the L.rI.I..urs.
CA cULBERsoN.

Austin. June l5.-tspeclal-The
message Of the governor sent IN last
afternoon mapping out new legisla-
ton has caused a iutter among the
members and pending reports on va
dous bills, suggested by the governor
neither house did anything In tie
forenoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Washington. June i5.-rhe bids foF
furnishing clothing supplies to the en-.
tire Indian service has been finally
cancelled and new bids will be called
for by Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
Jones, TO be opened In New York City
July Is 10 II,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
E,prs" rtaia wrecked

Richmond Ind. June iS-Ths
sog'hhouui express ON the Grand
Rapids and Indiana road was d.tchcd
by spreading rails az Stone station.
Engineer David Kramer was killed and
several trainmcn received injuries. but
no passengers were hurt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

hlssoula. Mont June Is An l1oer.
diary hrs Monday night destroyed the
breeding stables Of Higgins Rrot here.
Five horses. Including Br.no Tricks
2.l5-l, were burned 90 death Frd
sirouzer a jockey. was burned 90
death 10 attempting % save the stock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Rochester, a. Y. June l5-Tom
Cooper got even with Eddie Bald and
other cracks Tor their victories over
Rim Ia the lac, few days BY winning
the mile open al the LakCviev wheel.
mems meet here. Ne won. not by
inches but by a length and a halt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

New Haven. Conn. June 10 on TIE
announcement Of 10 per cen, gem
eral reduction Of wages az the woi
cesier Cycle shops In MiIllctovn.
Conn 100 men went on a strike.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

got At Ino. q. Tabor lsa "a thing
of beauty and ajoy forever just look
Al the handsome and stylish stock OF
traps. phwtons, buekhoards, surreys,
etc. that they are displaying IN the
srentest variety. The taste displayed
IN design, oolors and styles Of these We
hiclea. besides the .oWuess OF price Tor
sueh fine work, makes them very at
tfactiye.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

Quincy NJ. June l5.-The Barlow
coFnplanter works have closed with n.
abilities OF $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16

than r.led cannon The sta.
iionery Won use may travel the world
around crying The story Of your care.
lcs.ness and thoughtlessncss. Nice
stationery Is one mark Of good breed.
ing aud refinement which even the
poorest Of Ms can afford when prices
like ours are made.
w-AUvlyrr,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
soME TIME AGO

.J.FOUNrAIN tied high prices
10 the tail of a balloon ani sent them
hying.to some other county, Other
druggists looked At its departure with
sorrov and long faces, hnt the people
smiled with uncoucealcd pleasure.
AZ IL pretty well known, T.. J.. foun.
tain keeps the hcst stock Of drugs In
the city aud sells them, a. well ~
prescriptions, a. the lowest prices,
while for druggists suuddes, syiing
20, perfumety, soaps, brushes, and all
druggists ,uudties hc is simply mat
iouchabls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-16
Enyironcd with Beauty

In style ani novelty is m.lady In
her summer OUTFIT got at COJL-
TIERS. An of The hills and 6nety
necessary fot good form in the wardrobe
n Pelts, llaudke rchi,fs, rarasols, shirt
Waists, Gowns, etc, for the summer
hotel, ur those who prefer to stay a.
home, will be found nc COULTERS
IN varied and attractiy, styles, aud In
correct taste.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-09-23

excursions successful, but that If the
citizens of Austin would provide enter
tainments for the visitors after the
road brought them here, as was contem-
plated by the Commercial club, that he
believed that the excursions would be n
success and that they would be able to
give them often. He said in this con-
nection that his road was going to give
Austin big excursion next Sunday, and
that they would do their best to bring
Il big crowd here. That If they were
aided in this matter and the excursion
proved a success and the visitors were
pleased with their stay in Austin that
it would be little or no trouble to get up
other successful excursions.
Relative TO making Austin winter
tourist point Mr.. Price said that 1t had
been known in railroad circles as tour
ist point for fifteen years past, and up
to last winter when the northern roads,
who controlled this matter exclusively,
had taken 1t off the list, and that there
fore Austin was not a tourist point last
winter. That the International was
even now trying to get it placed back on
the list. and he thought that If the Com
mercial club would write to the eastern
roads and give them some interesting
circulars and like data about the town
that il would be placed back in the list
this winter and that we could bid for
tourist trade the same as anybody else.
He said that by working together that
the Commercial club could do a great
deal for Austin. and whenever the OPP
portunity offered that they could rest
assured that the International would do
her mart
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-09-23
NEWS FROM FOREIGN LAVD}i
THE GEAR HAS ISSUED AN ,npp
RIAL UkAsE ANENT THE
GOLD RESERVE.
THREE AFRICAN CHIEFS EXECUTED
Oh the English Troops in
india' Where Their Deadly Ar.
uiery Has knocked Out the
Tribesmen-Other Items.

Simla, Sept. 15.--The operations Of tbo
troops under the command of Con
Yeatmann. Biggs undertaken for tbe mr..
pose OF relieving the SANTANA posts. have
been entirely successful The police most
az Saraghari has been recaptured nv the
British forces and the troops carried the
position by assault. Fort Lockbart was
renewed on Tuesday morning and Fort
mullstan was relieved the same evening
Inc held guns which upon this occasion
were brought into action, have a range
OF 3OO0 yards and were so effectiveiv
handled that they scattered the enemy
investing Fort Gulistan.
zen. Blood's column is steadily adyanc-
ing through the Mohmand country.
The Haddah Mullah is reported 70 he
at Gondab with a gathering of tribesmen
Gen. Ellis column of troops has
reached the. top of the Kappa deiile but
the enemy has not been sighted in that
direction. '"''
The trihesmen did not oppose the adj
vance of the troops under Gen. Yeatmann-
Biggs;, whose deadly artillery sent them
in full retreat.
Fort Gulistan was hard beset when the
relnforcements arrived. A large force of
Afrldis had advanced to within 400 wards
of the fort. Gen. Yeatmann- Biggs left
regiment of Punjaub infantry and two
guns when at Fort Gulistan.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-09-23
CNIFoRM SCALE WANTED.


r.., -
Mlitars VIII suppress All MeeuhSsN
Having Tendency TO Excite Riot.
Hazelton, Pa. Sept. 16.-The American
Federation of Labor has taken up the
cause of the mine workers in this region.
Their organizers are already at work
here and when this has been completed
a uniform scale will be formulated and
presented to the operators. There will
be no marching or anything in the nature
of Il demonstration, and no attempt will
be made to bring about sympathetic strike
movements.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-09-23
BLACK DIAMOND REGION.
The Strikers NJ HazeltOn Maintained
silence and Good Order.

HaZelton. Pa. Sept. ia calm per-
vatled Hazelton and It's environs today.
The strikers maintained silence and good
ORDER An extra guard was placed about
the company stores at Lattimer today in
consequence of a rumor that the for
,eigncrs were plotting to blow up the
building Large groups of the miners
constantly hover about the stores.
For some reason which could not be
learned extra vigilance was maintained
at the camp of the Ninth regiment at
Hazel park today. The guard was
strengthened and not Il soldier was per-
mitted TO leave camp. The Fourth regi-
ment shifted from Audenreid to Driftoh
This afternoon and established camp on
fhe hills. There is no indication of any
trouble. but Gen siobin sent the regi-
ment there because the miners in col
'liprips Nos. | and = are likely to strike to-
morrow. They are 800 strong. and are
discussing the question at full length TO-
miSht. e
arrangements are under way for
monster mass meeting here on saturday
night. and it il understood efforts are pc
ing made to bring f. v. Debs ana other
prominent labor men bere 10 auurfss -;
AT fbe miners in the middle coal field
viii he asked to attend. and it is esti-
mated that $4,000 miners will be present.
Cen. Gobin said he had heard nothing,
o.f the proposed meeting, and SAID ne
would treat with the emergency when II
arose. :, ,,.;o,,
The arrangements for the prosecution
by thc Austrian societies who have taken
m the cause have been brought TO-
p n by Gen. Gobin's order forbiddins
the arrest of the prospective defendants.
Several meetings were held, but 1t was
finally determined to let the matter rest
in allowance until after Coroner Bowman
has held his inquest. That official mas
NOT NOT vet fixed date for the inquiry, but
thinks Il will be some time in the cary
n rn,.t of next week. Fifty or sixty, WI.
pass will be examined. including. Sheriff
Martin and a number of his deputies. ana
some of the miners. No matter what me
verdict may be the case will be carried
into court n,,tor;.,.
" changed today None of the MACON
fonts manifested any disposition TO return
~ work. and a few more joined thelr
ranks, So far as can be learned no pans
ara under consideration by the strikers
iookinr TO resumption.