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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 8--All of the
operatives went to work in the King Philip
mills on Monday morning, the last of the
ring-frame spnners who were on strike have
ing given up their resistance and decided to
return as they came out. The struggle of
the ring spinners lasted seven weeks, and
was encouraged by the mule spinners. Ten
pairs OF mules were thrown out, and the
spinners returned beaten. but very angry.
and they gave regular assistance to the ring
frame help who are without
union and consist almost wholly of girls
and boys. The places of the strikers were
being gradually filled, and on Friday last
they concluded it was prudent to give up. if
they could secure their old work. Many
new frames were added to the equipment Of
the mill, and operatives who took the places
of the strikers will operate them. During
the seven weeks strike none of the strikers
were elected from the corporation houses,
and there were but two serious disturb
ances. Three arrests were made, but the
mill desires no prosecutions. The strike oc-
Cured at a time when the dull season
for the mills goods was at hand,
and orders were not seriously DELAYED. As
stated. the mills losses will be borne by the
Manufacturers association while the oper-
atives will bear their share of the losses
material aid from outside sources. Some
changes have been made in overseers and
second hands, and 1t is thought this will
operate for the good Of the mill in the near
future.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March S-The
most conservative judges of the situation in
this city give the strike just one more week
of life. 1t is true that some such feeling has
prevailed with the end of each of the seven
weary weeks Of idleness. but there are very
decided signs to show that the days of the
struggle are numbered. Up to the present
time the strikers have heldtOgether with un-
usual harmony, but now this one point threat
ems disruption. Twice. at the urging of
those unions whose members are not az
greved by fines, the weavers have been
begged to abandon their cherished con-
tentiOn, but each time have refused. Now,
the other unions have decided to tolerate
such an attitude no longer. They feel that
the weavers and their filming issue are a good
deal like the proverbial milestone about their
necks, and they are preparingtO cut it adrift.
The strikers are as devoid of funds as ever,
with the single exception of the spinners,
who have so far been supported by the ma
tional organization. Secretary Cunnane has
just paid Treasurer Watson $60375. the
amount received from various sources.
The soup houses. nine of them now.
still flourish through the generosity of a
phianthropic public and hundreds of
gallons of savory food are ladled out daily
to the thousands of needy strikers. The
rush at the poor department Office is una
bated, despite the fact that every applicant
last week was forced to submit to the ordeal
of vaccination, on account of the existence
of Il case of small pox at the South end.
One of the hopeful signs of speedy settle
ment is the fact that in several of the corpo-
rations the overseers, second hands, aad
machinists have been ordered to return to
work. 1t is assumed that this means that
the machines will be again set in motion
Monday, March IA, after an idleness of eight
weeks.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11

Alabama produced 9i7 1891 tons of pig iron
last year, while the output for Tennessee
aggregated 272,730
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11
Dental Notice.

make Artificial Teeth without rubber or
metallic plates.
Gold Crowns, Porcelain Crowns and
Bridge Work a speciality.
DIR. II. &. PICKETT. Dentist.
243 Middle ST., Portland, NE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11

one decision that ayails them inthis especial
case. As long ago as lS45 Secretary OF state
Buchanan laid down the principle that
"while under ordinary circumstances the
government Of the United States will recall
a minister sent to a foreign country when
requested by the government OF that
country. such recall will not be
made when it would be an i'm.
piled approval Of prior misconduct or OF
Unjust aggressions by the government re-
questing it. In this view of the case the
president undoubtedly regards the present
circumstances rs not Of an ordinary oharac-
ter, and he further believes that TO remove
Lee Mt this iuncture would be equivalent to
censuring that officer. The president. on
the contrary, not only does not censure Gen
eti,I Lee for the course he has pursued, but
takes particular delight. apparently, in let
ting Spain know that the consul general has
earned the gratitude OF This government in
everything that he has done, The next
move is now with Spain,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-03-11

WASHINGTON D. G., March S-Senator
Frye of Maine. Il member OF the Foreign
Relations committee has made the following
statement: II think there will be war. |
do not see how it can possibly be avoided
without dshonor to the United States.
feel absolutely certain that the board OF in
ouirv will report that the Maine was blown
liip by an outside agency. From the infor-
nation that has come into my possession.
believe that conclusion to be unavoidable
The least that this country can do
under these circumstances Is to demand
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
Elshsnl Iog Health. l.

When . man breaks down with that dread disease. consumption, and recognizes his condition, he starts out to fish for health. He tries this thing and that thing He consults this doctor and that doctor He iudulges in all kinds of absurd athletic exercises. He tries first one climate and then another He tries the rest cure and the work cure. He grows steadily worse.
 That is the story of most cousumptives. Finally, when the consumptive dies, the doctor shsugs bis shoulders and pronounces consumption incurable. A thirty years test of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery has demonstrated that 1t cures o8 per cent Of sii cases of consumption, if sakea h the earlier stages of the disease, cousumptive there Is . weaker spot than even the lungs. That spot is the stomach. 4 consurnptive never really begins to die untii his stomach gives out The Golden Medical Discovery" not only braces up the stomach, but acts directly on the lunRa, healing them and driving out all impurities Honest medicine dealers will not urge you to take an inferior substitute.
 "I had . verX bed cough. also nisht-sweats Writes Mrs Clara A McIniyre. Box III. Ash land, Hidd1esex Co Mas. "A friend of mine Whe had died with consumption came to me h Nedicai Discovery. and. thank the Lord. did co By the time had taken half of the 6rst bottle feit much better. ! kep4 on until had takes three bottles. That vas all needed. roe well zsd strong again.''
 whenever constipation is one of the con- plicsting causes of disease. the most perfect remedy is Dr. Piesce's Pleasant Pellets. which aye always effectivs, yet absolutely mild and harmless. There never was any remedy invented which can take theft place. They never gripe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Judge Duncan ard Eeputy Moore returned this morning Fsirbank whore they went to hold an inquest over the rem aims of Leon Conyera. All evidence introduced slowed that the killing wss occidental. Conyers was as his home examining his pistol ~hen suddenly 1t went of the bullet taking effect over the heart causing instant death. A few minutes prior he was talkiLg ts his wife and appear cd in excellent spirits and making ready to so on . trip. The many friends of the family tender heartfelt sympsthy to the bereaved widow it. her sffiiotion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
ON THE LINE.
Fit. Huachuca Troops Paroling
 the Border.

The Star says. LieutensntJ. O'Shsa, commanding I troop. 7.h U. $. caval- ". was in Tucson yesterday en route to the Frssnal. where he will make headqusrtersi in tue field for his troop where he will cooperate with Major Nolan, whs is stationed at CalHbasss.
 Thsss troops will keep scout along or near the line to be ready to noet any troubles which may arise either from Indians or dspreda,inr bandits, under the guise of Spanish sympathiz- CTS. Major Nolan ct CslsbasAs can cover the field from there to Arivaea and east to the Huaohuss mountains Lieutenant O'Shea's troop from Frssnsl east 10 Arivscs and west ss far as may be nscsssary. So that the line h Arizons is in gsod and safe hands. and if the 7th cavalry netds any assistance at any time the home guafds or minute mon of Tucssn, NoEales, Bisbse and Tombstons can soon swell the Dumbes to seven hundred. yes . thousand men on four or five hours notice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
DISTRICT COURT.
The Grist of the Mill of Justice
 Tedav.

Ter. vs. Lsrrisu---Follswing jury were empanslls4 to hear case .-P. F. Psarsei, Thos. Higgins. J. E. Butler David Johnson, Ben Snesd, wm Scrimsehsr, LA. Fitch, H. Towner Robt. KAele, Thos. Duncan, W. Wilson and Jas. Scow. Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
 L. A. Bodecksr trial Juror excused
 Asa Walker. trial juror excused.
 Albert Cole. indigen: wituess was allowed 8.
 Thos. Wilson, indigent witness va, allowed $l2.50.
 Ter. vs Juan E. villegss-Jury still cut.
 Lewis Drvsl-Dsfsult.ng grand juror for whon bench warrant wa. issusd made satisfactory explanation to court :or pou-app' arsncs and va, discharged.
 Ter. vs. J. D. Psu!-Released on his own recoRuisancs to appear before next grand jury.
 W. H. Berry, indigent witness wal allowed x9.7O.
 Ter. ve. IglsoiAs-Follo~ing jurors enpaunslled to hear csse:-P. P Ssbin, l.. E. Debsud, J. Mccormick Jas. McHusb. Ben Snesd, Geo. Van- dewalker, G. E. Goodman, C. H. Langpaap. s. B. Curtis, Thee. Pidwell P. P. Passol and Sam Bohn. Jury returned verdict of not guilty and prisoner discharged.
 Ter. vs. Juan Villsgss-Jury enter cd and reported that no verdict could bs reached. Jury was discharged.
 R. W. Bsrr-dsisulting juror was fined cost of attachment service after being shown no wiliul contempt was intended yet being technically guilty thereof.
 o. H. Briggs de!aulting juror. Same order.
 Ter. vs. Wm. Gxrvsy-Withdrew plead of not guilty and entered plea of guilty. n,enced to ven years in Yuma poniientisry.
 Ter. vs. A. J. Darnel.-Continued for term.
 J. V. yickers vs. Cechise county sSt for May 2l. 9 :3e .. m.
 W. c. Greene v.. P. B. Warnekres ct. d., Miss Sarah Herring entered a associate counsel for defendant. Casa set for 3 80 p. m. today.
 Wm. Lutlsy. trial juror wss excused.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The federation of she miners Of Sbs west proposes sssablishing home for ssed sud broksn down niaers. The building is to soss $50. .OoO cad the in. tsntien is to have the institution sup. porssd by tho n,nsrs' usiens sf Ari- zsns, Nevsdss sMsstsns, Utah a.d Col orsdo. Cssssn and Vissiaia. Nsvsds, arc talked of e suitable locstions.- AisiAR cad 6sisu6As Prsss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Aiss Sarah Herring arrived here tbis morning from Tucson. Mise Herring has legion of friends in Tomb stons who are s'ways glad ss welcome her visiss te her ( Id home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Ths PAos1EcToR. is mailing copies sf paper to Madrid, Colo. and Madrid Nsb. The postal guide shows that eight states have postofhcs named Madrid. Up to the hour of Esing ts press we haven't hoard of the post matters resignink.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Los Alnmos Central: Nr Bnrn. returned from InyO county. where he has his cattle. the fore part of the week. MT Burns lost l49 head of eat- tie on the way down, not frspa the scarcity of feed, sbut form drinkiny water, while cfoss,ne the desert which had bsen rendered poisonous by She dscsying csroasses of thousaDds oi sheep. M-. Burns will remove to Arizons in che near future to Yeside permanently.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Prof. E T. Dumbell, state Resl ogisi of Texss, is at Nogalss with . party of gentlemen consisting Gf Stuart P Johnson of Washington, D. c, Hugh Barclay and others, who have been making a scientific rsconno;sAncs OI the interior of Sonora for she SOuth- srn Pacific company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

PoRTo Rlco. which will clip from Spanish control along with Cuba, ie 10S Ailss in length, abont 37 milss broad, and has aa acreage Of about 3. 800 ssusr miles. possessing population of about 1Ieeo,OCO. lts chief staples arc sugar and tobacco while coffee and other ssmitrspical products grow in sbun- dapee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

I've ca.es of scarlet fever among children is reported in town. The symPtons have no, yet developed to make tie cases dangerous and every care sDd prscsu,ion is taken to guard sRAins: t being spread therefore no danger or unessincss need be felt by parents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The suppssition that Americans will stay At home this summer to sn unusuai extent may prove ill-!eundsd. one o: the transatlantic steamsrs called from New York . day or two sge with over HOO passengers, the largest uumbsr ever taken from that port ty regular outgoing boat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Spain can now telegraph her isstrue sions to Manila; the end of the cable has been placed on board one of Dswsy's sbips and we have no doubt Shat hs will deliver any messages which are properly prepaid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items from oar Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 BIsBsE May 20. 1898.
 COVERINGS.

COPPERlNUs.
 J. Sullenbegsr is in Tombstone at = tending court.
 J. E. Manson of Los Angeles came in this morning.
 Sherman Crump s we'll known PeAroite is here on a visit.
 R. w. Barr manager of the Whit beck Cattle Go, is in the city.
 W. F. Gimmil hsiling from San Francisco is here on 6 short business trip.
 Miss Hattie Lusk who has been teaching in the Rirgs district is hsr on visit to frisnds.
 Quite 6 party of Bisbes folks will go down to Tucson next week to the graduation exercises.
 John S. Williams went to Tucson yesterday to meet some of his relatives who have been visiting Tn California.
 B. F, Graham & Co. has opened . second hand store and repair and up- holstering shop. If.
 Wm. Quinn who has been spending s"versl years ia Ksusss City came in yesterday and is shaking hands with the boys.
 A shooting scrape of minor import. ance teok place in town yesterday, the contracting parties were not ar. prehended by the officers. Dr. Green former assistance 10 D.. Sweet has gone to Globe where he will assume the position as resident physician for the United Globe mines. The school children are working hard to sell as many tickets as possible for their picCio 10 be given next month. A large crowd is exp eted to attend.
 You can ge, all kinds of upholster- ing and repairing done at B. F. Gra- ham & Cos second hand store. If.
 Louis Bodecker cane in yesterday with his grading outfit to do the grad
 AL which work will begin the early part of next week.
 Mise Msjo 10 Vim L.brsris, Tor ths Copper Queen Library has just Ghished marking up over one Eun- dred new volumns which have be, n added to the large collection they now hay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Hey is ceiling at $l2 per ton On board the ears In Tucson. Such price at th,s season of the year is unp:ece. dented. All available hay is ssid to have been bought by California trad CTS and home markets will be obliged to rely on the midsummer crop. This will be putin to . larger extent than ever beisre. Higher prices arc still looked for. In the Salt River Valley hay is worth $4.OO per ton ss it s,srds rn the ground uncut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

A London paper says that Admiral Dewey is disliksd in certain quarters Sssauss he is . dude." He is alse liked In certain quarters because he is . dandy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The escrstsry of the Chinsss lssa- tisn in Nsdrid, shu Ting, has como te AmsFies to watch the war. If there s ssything in . nams he should bs . pretty Hsod judge of msrksm anship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

At the battle oi Manila the Amsri- san feet fired forty tons of shot. That ia enough to sink the hopes of any nation the size of Spain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

It is ssstsd upon good authority that Colsnsi 0. C. Bean. formerly delegate in congress from Arizons. has succeeded in interesting M1. J. B. HsgGiu, the mining msgnats. in his Arizona properties and that great re- suits are expected to flow from the connect
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
The Costa Rican Counterfeisers.

uO S0bto 1Atcon - NOuotepIebteTos
 For months the Costa Rican counter feiters have been issuing bogus notes Q! the government of the island until the amount, i, is said, has reached Si ,ooo, 900. Inspectors ofthe secret service bureau were chiefly instrumental in bringing the indicators to justice. The efficiency of the secret service IS undoubted, but it is by no means a secret, but a patent fact. that the service that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does the ~oak, nervous and dy. speptic is of genuine value. There have been from time to time counterfeits of il, but 'he miniature note of hand on the label, and the vigette of St. George and the Dragon. are not successfully imitaola This tonic absolutely prevents and re- medies malaria, rheumatism, liver com plaint and dyspepsia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Judge w. H. St.lwsll formerly of this city yesterday received tue sI- poinsmsnt by Secretary of War Age of pay mater sf volunteers wi:h tn. rank Of Mslor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Oas hundred aud thirty-hvs nsws- pApsr correspondents, its said, will accompany the army of invasion into Cuba.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Ths New York Cuban relief seu- nistss has reeisvsd $15O,W0 in cash asd &35Oy 900 worth of provisions and ssllss suppliss since it began opera tiona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

NartiDique to Havana, 1SoO miles Martinique so San Juan. 450 mile-; So Juan 10 Havana. ll75 miles; H.mpto Roads to San Juan, 15O0 miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Werd Was received in Tsmhstons today conveying the sad intellisencs of the desth of Leon Cosysrs at Hna- ehuoa Siding by the occidental dis. charge of his pistol. No further par. SiculArs were received. CoDysrs was ayoung man we'll and favOrably known and prominent csttleman owning the Msscsl Spring ranch in the Whet- stones. He leaves . wife and one child,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

It is said shat. owing to the use of regular army blanks, the Asizons vol- unsssrs were mustered into the rsgu- lar army Of the United States aud nothing but special act si congress can divorce them thsrsirom. This bsisg the ease, # shsy retain their present ssstus, those commissioned oficsrs nsy hang on sftsr the wsr ie over. Brodis is sn old army officer probably will bs Eetainsd.-Cousiss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The Omaps World Herald expresses it this, way: "I wish. uEon my soul ] do, that board of strat-a-ges would give so Sampson half . chance or else would let him be. wish, upon nay soul do, the powsrs st Washington would go to sleep about . month while Johnny used his gun. I wish. upon my soul I do. that board would sleep spell and let the gallant boys in blue give Spain . taste of war."
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22


 received ia Bisbss every day is is svi- dent that . great jsal of building is going on. Four large ears were re- csivsd here one day last week.
 The manY Bishes iriends of young Marshal Bird are glad to learn of the change for the better m his condition in San Antonio. He has quite mum. Der of friends in Bisbss and all hope fer his immediate recovery.
 Gee. Porter who returned from Tucson where hs won't ts attend the meeting of the grand lodEs reports having . fns time and spsaks words Oi prs,ss for the Tucson brothers who entertained 60 we'll while hs visited their city.
 Postmaster J. c. Pritchard and family left Monday fer an extsnded srip through Canada and the east. Mir. E. N. Hur.t of New Asxieo. assisted by Miss Bertha witsig have charge of shs post-ofiss during MT. Priehards absence.
 The Home Guards are now drilling twice c week, having secured the Opera House for two nights every week. The boys are getting in fine trim and there is some talk ei giviss sn exhibition dill on the 4th of July after they have psr.dsd through the town.
 BIsBEE. May l9, 1898.
 CoPPERINGs.
 J. Sullsnbeger is in Tombstone on businsss.
 J. w. Shepperd is back again from . short visit to Tucs0n.
 The brick work is nearly all com- plstsd On the new fire engine house.
 Great preparations are being msde to celebrate the 4th of July in fitting style in Bisbee this year.
 Bisbss Is . good show town as is evidenced ay the large crowds who attend tho performances.
 Walter Thomas having been laid up few days is out and able to be al his post In the Car Miss.
 The ste.eopticon: exhibition failed to materailizs and . eosd many pso- pie were disappointed in consequences.
 J. H. SIeinghsush of New York. spent few days this week in Bi,bes the guest of his friend J. Ford Jones.
 Al Williamson ssd Joe Nsthersols two commercial snRsls are working Bisbse in the interest of their rsspsc- tive companies.
 JAck Pennypseksr is all smiles te- day, the essss of bis jsy is the arrival of fine bouncing baby boy st his home. Jack is about to 70 broke sss- ting them up to the boys ia honor of the event. Inpo.satisns of NsIicsn cattle into the United States h April amounted to 3j,l5S head, sssinst 73, ,46s head fer she ssms month in 1897. At Fl Pase the number entered was Is. .01S head. ct Laredo 5747 head. st Nosslss eGl0 head. as Eagle Pass 4O95 head, ., Brownsville 1ls1 head, and at San Liexo, 52e head. Tho tessl for she year thus far is 72, 53s head, e essapsr- 'd with l9O. .s49 received from Mexico turing she corresponding period iu 1897
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

A special from Hong Kong says shst "ths American guns cannot use Che siAmunition captured st Cavits." It isn't nscsssary to cable the fact that the Spanish guns can't use it either.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

which augurs well for the success of the
winter racing.
The track was good but not lightning
fast, as it will be later on. The time of
the various races was good, especially
that of Napamax, which ran seven-eights
of a mile in 1:27.
The orange, blue sleeves and green cap
Of Burns 81 Waterhouse We're consplcu-
Gus throughout the afternoon. From Mid
love, dashing chestnut daughter or I'M
ported Midlothian, down through Obsid-
Ian, white-faced NapamaX, recreation
and finally Shasta Water, representa-
tive of the Burns & WaterhouSe stables
was first past the winning post in every
race. Old-time followers of the racing
game affirm this to be the first time on
record where one owner won every race
at an important meeting. Dwyer, the
Eastern turfman, is credited with winning
the card at a minor meeting, but TINS
does not dull the luster of Burns d Wa
terhouse's success yesterday.
Trainers Ben Timmons and Mike Kelly
sent their charges to the post nit to race
for kings ransom, and We're shoWered
with compliments as the colors OF
their employers caught the judges eyes
each time.
Baldwin, master of Santa Anita, was car
ried into second place by his clever nlly
La Goleta and by Los Medanos.
Charley Thorpe carried of the honorS
for jockeys, plotting three of the winners.
His success was given due recognition, as
he was applauded each time he returned
to weigh in.
The troubles of the bookmakers began
with the opening race, five and hall
furlong scramble for all ages. NHdlove,
the fretfuI Midlothian, packing IS
pounds and Devin on her back, was in
fierce demand, being played down to
to favoritiSm. She was first away, and
made every post winning one, leading