The Indianapolis journal., 1897-04-15

The coal miners employed by the Essen
Coal Company. on the Panhandle road near
Pittsburg. struck yesterday for an advance
OF cents per ton in the running rates.
Three mines and six hundred men are idle.
John j. DAILY. silver mine owner OF
Utah. has been in Roosevelt Hospital. New
York. for three weeks having undergone
an operati after being a long sufferer
from appendicitis. He was said TO be bet
ter last night.
A motion TO set aside the Judgment which
fixes April % as the date for the execution
of Mrs. Elizabeth Mobiles for the murder
of her husband. was made before Judge
Smith. at Jeffersonville. Ga. yesterday.
and promptly overrpled.
Governor Black. oS New York. announces
that he Will give hearing next Monday
TO the Greater New York charter bill, which
is now pending before him. IL is UNDER
stood that large and powerful delegation
will appear in opposition 10 the measure.
The following judges for the Yale-Pfince-
Wright. commissioner of labor: Josiah
Quincy, mayor of Boston, and Colonel
George T.. Waring. street commissioner OF
New York The debate will be held May ..
contract for year between the
brewers union and the Milwaukee brewing
companies has finally tseen signed by Ern-
est kurzenknabe, OF st. Louis, secretary
of the National Brewers Union. The hours
of labor remain the same as last year-ten.
The British war ships Pelican. Buzzard
and Cordela. now stationed at Bermuda,
have been ordered to sail for Newfoundland
forcement of the new bait act which. il Is
believed. will prove of great benefit TO the
fishing industry of the island.
Governor Culberson. Of Texas has vetoed
a bill appropriating $4,000 to buy the San
Jacinto battle grounds near Houston. Tex.
In doing so he took occasion 10 call the
attention of the LEGISLATURE to its waste
full extravaganza when the State in
such depressed financial condition.
Among the passengers on the steamer
australia. from Honolulu. which arrived at
kinney. special commissioner TO Washing
ton His principal work will be to look
after the reciprocity treaty and he Will en-
deavor 10 secure renewal OF the same.
Miss Rachel Kanney. of Wheeling w.
Va, was received at the Pasteur Institute.
New York, yesterday and will take the
treatment With six others. Miss Kanney
was bitten by a dog in Wheeling on Jan
2. Three OF the sufferers were treated by
local practitioner and one has since died.
Alexander Hartney of InnisfieI. ont. has
received word that he has fallen heir TO
his share of S.y0.OO0 through the death
the property is. Beside Mr. Hartney there
are two other heirs. Mrs. Lamb of Mid
land Ont, and Mrs. James Hartney. OF
Aurora. Ont
Superintendent of Public Works Aldridge
water into the canals May I and he
expects TO be able TO open the canals for
traffic by May ). The opening may be de-
layed a couple of days later than that date
on account of the condition of some inn
prOvements which are being made.
The body of the man found i'm the Weber
river at Ogden. Utah. is believed TO be that
of +. A. Kilday of New York. On his
clothing was found memorandum book
ward A. Kidlay. l2il Broadway. New York
If anything serious occurs notify Mrs T..
a. Kilday. y Johns street. San Francisco"