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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
HOLDS THREE MEETINGS
SAYS THE PRESIDENT CAN
CRUSH THE COMBINES.
PROCEEDS TO SHOW HOW He CAN DO II
Does not Think Christianity Shot Out Of a CAT
ling Gun Very Efficacious. Two New
PIanks Should be Added 70
iho pl,iforu
the Platform.

Greenfield. Ind. July 21.-Wiliam
Jennings Bryan neld three meetings
Eore today. two at the rair grounds
and one ON The cont house square in
the evening. t'ully l3.GDG visitors We're
in town and 12.UjO people heard him
on the fair grounds AZ each Of the TWO
meetings. In MS speeches Mr.. Bryan
insisted upon nothing 3eing subtracied
from the Democratic platform Of lS!9'.
but that TO it shout he added ienHncia-
ton of the Philippine policy OF the 40
niristration. ana condemnation Of tne
trusts.
He said the National Administration
could proceed against the trusts by hay-
ing the President appoint an Attorney
General who would recommend the
;.assa..e of av obStructins their opera
ton and, if necessary. recommending ;he
adoption Of Constitutional Amendment
empowering Congress to pass such Il
law He said he had heard the Ne
Kinley policy in the Philippines defend
ed On the grounds of religious duty. Ii
iancial profit and political duty. He
warned all religious thinkers that Il
war for conquest for religious reasons
was dangerous doctrine. lie thought
Christianity shot into humanity with a
Gatling gun would do little good. rs the
man receiving the load would ba little
benefited and the man who was shot
at and missed would be kept husy pick
ing up and caring for the dead
Among other speakers was .Indc, Tar
vim. Of Kentucky.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
THE RINGLEADER CAPTURED
Enrique -Rivere Engaged in the Safe
Robbery at Mariel.

Havana. July 2T.--Chief of Police
Gallo. Of Guanajay has captured
Enrique Rivere. the ringleader of the
bautlitti engaged in the recent safe rob
berry at Mariel. Rivere was taken in a
ruined building ON plantation in the
neighborhoOd of GuanaJay.
In telling his story the bandit chef
says he was askd by Major Jose Acosta,
of the Cuban army. to help raid Mariei
and was told that there was no danger
in the enterprise. Acosta. according to
Riyere's tale. took him to the Cuban
barracks. where the plot was arranged
with Sergeant Formin, of Acosta's r"gl-
mcnt and five or six others. Arms were
supplied the men and the telegraph wire
was cut by ordr of Acosta.
The party arrived at Maricl at 5
o'clock in the evening. and all hands as
sisted in carrying the safe SOM dis
tance away. where it was opened with
an axe. each man helping himself to
some of the money which il contained.
On their return the party arrived ut the
Cuban quarters in Guanajay at } o'clock
in the morning. Rivere says that he de-
liyerd portion of the money To Ac1, a
and some to Major Bulnes. AMI he be-
ileved that others of the party gave
money to Bulncs.
When the first man concerned in the
raid was arrested. Acosta ordered all the
members of the band to get ~ far away
from Guanajay as possible. River. also
says that Acosta stole many mules and
horses. and also had Il plan 10 rob the
hotel AT Guanajay.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
poPULIslvs STATE TICKET.
John G. Blair Their Choice for Gov
ernor.-A Slap at Bryan.

Frankfort. Ky, July 27.-The Populist
State convention today named a ful
State ticket. John G. Blair, of Nicholas
county, was nominated for Governor by
reclamation. The platform indorses
Wharton Barker, of Philadelphia, foI
President and Ignati,Is Donnelly, OF
Minnesota. for Vice-President. 1t reaf
firms the former Populist National plat
form and declares in favor Of Govern
ment ownership of all public institutions
as a means of stamping out trusts. II
condemns the Goebel State election law
as an attempt to disfranchise the voters
Of the State, and says further:
I'VE regret to see that Hon. VIM. J
Bryan. for whom the Populists of Ken
tucky voted in 1896 for President of tho
United States, by his public endorsement
of the ticket nominated at Louisville and
the platform there adopted. assumed the
responsibility of endorsing the criminal
attempts of corrupt elements of Ken
tucky politics to subvert the ballot
I'm order that the PopuliSt party may
be preserved forever free from fraud
bossism and political corruption. such as
now dominates both the Democratic and
Republican parties in Kentucky, as well
as in other States. as exemplifed in the
late spectacle of the Democratic conven
tion. controlled by policemen and Others
sent there to defeat the will of the Dem.
ocratic masses of Kentucky, and the Re
publican convention at Lexington, CON
trolled by Federal office holders. we en-
dorse the policy of applying to the man
agement of the Peoples party as far as
practicable the principles of direct legis-
lation in nominations and conduct of the
party affairs
The Popuist State Convention. just
before adjonrning tonight, nominated
g. w. Reeves. of Ballard county, for
United States Senator
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
MRS. RICH IS ARRAIGN NED.
Judge Suspends Chief of Police for En-
tering Her Cell.

FL Paso, Texas, July 27.-Mrs. Rich
was arraigned before the Judge of Let
ters in Juarez today for a sort of pre-
liminary hearing, which the law of Mex
leo dictates must take place within seven
ty-two hours after the arrest of Il pris-
oner. She was told that she was sus-
pected of the murder of her husband
and asked if she objected to the judge
on the bench trying her. The promptly
said she did. and as "A consequence will
be tried by the President of the Chihua-
hua Fribrnal of Justice, who arrived to-
night.
The Chief of Police of Juarez went
into Mrs. Rich's cell last night, to in
quire why she was weeping and sobbing
The judge saw him there and suspended
him for four days without pay. The
Governor directed that NO official but the
judge and two witnesses be permitted to
enter her room after Sundown. The
United States has provided no lawyer for
Mrs. Rich, and the American Consul
has not visited her since she was sur
rendered. She was not represented by
am attorney i'll court, and the only Amer
leans present were two reporters.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
ENGLAND HOLDS BACK.

The Hague. July 27.-The committee
engaged in drafting the definitive acts
spent the entire day in attempting to
reconcile the demand of Sir Julian
PauncefOte that non-signatory powers
be entitled to adhere to the arbitration
convention only by the unanimous con-
sent of the signatory powers. and the
amendment of Count Nigra. head of the
Italian delegation. permitting such ad-
heSiOn if no power Opposes. The at
temptS, however, We're without result.
The plenary conference adopted the
preamble dealing with the laws and cusv
toms of war and the adoption of the
Geneva convention to naval war. The
articles of the two conventions were de-
finitely adopted.
The arbitration scheme still awaits
Great Britain's acceptance of and acces-
sion to the plan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
MAYORS HOUSE GUARDED.
Threats Against Farleys Life by the
Cleveland Strikers.

Cleveland, O., July 27.-Mayor Farley
purposes to finish the campaign against
lawlessness in Cleveland ON the lines he
has laid down, and he will not tolerate
any interference. That was made clear
at the special meeting of the City COun-
ell this evening when the attempt to in
stitute an investigation of the strike on
t-e Big Consolidated Street Railway
lines Dy special committee of that body
was defeated through the mayors infu-
ence.
Many Of the strikers sympathizers
have been Very bitter toward Mayor Far
ley. In public meetings they have charg-
ed him with responsibility for the pres
ent troubles, and threats against his life
have been made. This has led him to
provide a guard for his residence ON
Euclid Avenue. and detectives watch the
house every might There was no seri-
ors ri0tng today.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
INGERSOLL'S BODY CREMATED

New York. Jup 27.--The body of Col
onel Robert G. lngersoll was cremated
at Fresh Pond. l.. L.. today. The body
was placed in the retort at 80. and at
, o'clock all that remained was ashes.
The ashes were then placed in the
usual canister and then in the urn
Both We're sealed and the urn taken in
charge by the IngerSoll party.
The funeral urn is beautiful one
wound with laurel leaves and berries
in bas-relief. and set with cypress leaves
fashioned of green bronze. 1t is oval
and set on porphyry base that rests on
Il brass plate. Ca one side is the simple
inscription Robert G.. Ingersoll." On
the other in French are the words:
This urn holds the dust; the heart.
the memory.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
HANNA AND cos. BIG SALE.
Their Mining Interests and Lake Fleets
Disposed OF.

Cleveland. O.. July 27.--A big trans
action. involving the transfer of property
worth several millions of dollars from
NJ. A. Hanna and Company to the Ma
tional Steel Company was cOnsummated
today. The sale. according to the best
information obtainable tonight includes
the iron mining property of NJ. \. Han
ma and Company, in Michigan. as well
as its fleets of vessels on the lakes.
The transaction, which is one of the
largest OF recent years. means NJ. A..
Hanna and Company are to retire from
the mining and transportation business.
1t is also known that the firm is nego-
tiating. for the sale of its coal mining
property in the Pittsbrlrg district to the
recently formed soft coal trust. The
transaction has been cOnsmmmated very
quietly and nothing became public about
it until the details had been completed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
ABDUCTION THE CHARGE
MRS. WM. Y PER0T, OF BAL LTIM0RE, AR
RESTED IN LIVERPOOL.
Abduction Of her Daughter the Cause. With
her Was Captain Bl,od. Brother
of Lady Colin Campbell.

Liverpool. July 21.--On the arrival of
the Dominion Line steamer Cambronf'
at this port this morning, Sergeant
Bell. Of Liverpool, arrested Mrs. VIM.
y. Perot. of Baltimore, on the charge
of abduction of her daughter from
Baltimore. Mrs. Perot was accompanied
by tall military-looking man. mad the
party had taken passage as MIR. and
Mrs. Pierce and daughter. They were
arrested at the customs depot while
waiting for the departure Of the express
train for Euston Station. s'Pierce" is
Captain Blood. II brother of Lady Colin
Campbell. Mrs. i'erot did NOT deny
her identity
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
HURRICANES IN JAPAN.
Great Loss of Lighthouses Demolished
and Washed Away.

Victoria. b. c.. July 21.-The steam
ship Kinshu Maru arrived today after
Il record breaking trip from China. She
had few white passengers. among them
being DIR. Eastlake, of New York. who
is introducing the elctric railway sys-
tenn into Japan. The officers O.. the shio
report that the plague has bean almost
stamped out, 50 far as ships are con
cerned.
a terrible hurricane swept the Japan
ese coast from July Sth 70 July llth.
In Ushijimamura. Dye Dist let KuShi-
ma Prefecture. seventy houses were
washed away, nifty persons Were killed
and thirty are missing.
In Isajemura. Itano District. the same
prefecture, over forty houses were de-
moliShed and many people are missing.
At Aigumura. ktsmoro District.
Miyo Prefecture. landslide occurred
on the night of July 10th, owing to the
heavy rain. Five houses were crushed
under the debris, and twenty-eighth par
sons were either killed or injured
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
BLOCKADED BY A CAVE IN.

Cambridge. o.. July 27.-The main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio was
completely hlockaded today by the cav
ing in Of tunnel just west of here. The
cave in. occurred about twenty minutes
after the regular westbound passenger
train had passed through The track
inSpector. who discovered the accident.
had just time to stop special and save
it from destruction. The tunnel is 700
feet long. and at least half of it has
fallen in. All trains are running over
the Cleveland and Marietta Railway 1t
will be at least two weeks before the
obstruction is cleared away.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
TYLER'S MAN DEFEATED.

Richmond. Va, July~27.-A Democrat
ic primary was held here today to nomin-
ate five candidates for the lower branch
of the General Assembly. to be voted for
in November. The vote was light, but
the count is slow. Though expression
was not made in the voting as between
Tyler and Martin for United States Sen
ator. that was the issue. and it seems
to he conceded tlrat the only 0ntspoken
Tyler's man on the ticket was defeated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
FILLING UP WITH NEGROES.

Kansas City. No. July 2T.-Seventy-
five negroes ilnpnrt"l from the South
were today placed IN the Central Coal
ard Coke Comrany's nine ut S"ammon,
Kansas. This quite ills mp the Scammon
mines at Nelson, Kansas. Atogether
th' company will have 800 impaired ne
go miners at wo,k in tho district with
n ten days
President Hobart of the 'tansaS ana
TEXAS Coal Company, says his company
:".cnds to fill its empty mines With inn
ported negroes as fast rs possible now.
The Southwestern Mining aad Improve
mem Company has also placed an order
for negro miners.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
THE RAPIST SAFELY JAILED.
ia. July 27.-The final session of

Savannah, Ga, July 2T.--John Miller,
alias Williams. the Bainbridge rapist.
WAS safely landed in jai; here lnis mon
ing. He came under escort of two com
panies of militia from Bainbrit1ge 10
Naldosta, and from that point in Gus
tody of il deputy sheriff and two militia
officers. There was not a ripple If
demonstration here. The four compalrcs
Of militia that were on duty at Balm
bridge have been discharged. Quiet
prevails at both Bainbridgc ard SAT-
fold
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28

of the plan to harrass and worry the in
surgentS.
SHERMAN HOMEWAItD BOUND
Washington, July 27.-The following
dispatch has been received at the War
Department:
"Manila,4 July 9th.
"Adjutant General Washington.
SHERMAN sailed midnight. 1.2S, Off
GERS and men California: 256 diScharged
total passengers, 1.J6I.
A(Signod) OTIS
TRANSPORTS FOR MANILA.
San Francisco. July 27.-Thrce trans
ports sailed for Manila early this morn.
ing. They were the Ohio and Newport
which left the dock shortly after mid
night and the Tacoma, which steamed
out toward The Heads ut three o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
PRES. AT LAKE tC'1AMpEA!N.

plattsburg. y. Y. July 27.-Prcsdcnt
and Mrs. Mckinley spent their first
day at Hotel Champlain very quietly.
After their arrival this morning. the
President took a long walk through the
park surrounding the hotel. He WAS
alone. In the afternoon he took an
other long walk. Mrs. Mckinley re-
manned in her apartments all day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
COLLISION AND DEATH
ONE HUNDRED AND FlFTY.flVE PEOPLE
WERE DROWNED.
Cargo and Passenger Steamers Crash on The
voIga. Passenger Steamer Sinks Cap
tain of Cargo Steamer Arrested.

Berlin July pa dispatch received
from Nijini-Novgorod reports that
cargo and Il passenger steamer collided
on the River Volga and that the latter
sank, drowning 100 persons. The Gap
tain of the cargo ship has been arrested
for disregarding signals.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
WOLFANGEL MURDER A FAKE

indianapolis. Ind. July PA special
to the Sentinel from Spencer. Ind, says:
The Wolfangel murder. that was re-
ported near Denmark. this county. is a
fake. The man did threaten to kill his
family, but was arrested and has been in
Jail here since last Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
THE DYNAMITE QUESTION.

Pretoria. July 27.-The RaaI has re-
ferred the dynamite question 10 4 com
mission Of five members for examination
in conjunction with tha Government.
with a view of finding Il satisfactory set
tlement
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
AN AERONAUT DROWNED.

Hilsdale. Mich, July 27.-Bert Kim
ball. of North Adams. Mich. an aero
naut. was drowned at Bawbee's Park this
afternoon. His parachute dropped in the
middle Of RaWbee's Lake.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
MRS. pEROT GETS BAH.

London. July 21.-AIrs. Perot was ar
ragned at the Bow Street Police Court
this morning and remanded for one
week y he child will remain in the GUS
tody of her mother. Bail, with two
snreti s, was fix d ut 100 pounds sterling.
1t was furnished by Sir e. Evan Smith
and y. Blood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28
EW ENTERPRISES.
or g. = lustrial League Wjil All by
4 y Ag Favorable LEGISLATION.


~
so' S>%mstrial League WA All by
a Ag Favorable Legislation.
- ia, July 21.-The final session of
e convention of the Southern Indus
tn.i League was held here today. BY
resolution the convention pledged its In
tluence to secure State and municipal
legislation looking toward the exemption
from taxation for Il limited time all
manufacturing enterprises to be located
within the States represented III the
league. The following were chos n
vicepreSidents:
Georgia. William T.. Reagan
Alabama. George Malone. of Dothan.
Florida, John l.. Coffin. Lake Butler
North Carolina. ID. 4. TEompkins.
Charlotte.
South Carolina. +. w. Wilhoit, of An
derSon.
Term of office is one year. A paper
on "The Necessity If Cotton Balng Re
FORM" prepared by ID. &. Bal. Of St
Louis. was read by /. b. Blake, Of this
city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-28

. The Ordnance Bureau of the War De-
partment have awarded the contract for
the cast iron projectiles. for which bids
were recently opened. to the Petersburg
Iron Works, of Petersburg, Va.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE
Judge UtIey Allows George Law
renee an Opportunity to do Better

In the central district court yester-
day morning, George Lawrence, charged
with the larceny of brass-fittings from
a new house on Vine street, was dis
charged. Lawrence has just finished a
three months sentence in the house of
correction, and when brought before
Judge Utley yesterday morning made
decided he should be allowed another
chance. Frystosop Carlson and Joseph
Goldman charged with fighting on Mill
bury street, told several stories to the
court, all of which differed Carlson
was fined $40 and Goldman was dis
charged. Drunk cases were disposed
of as follows: Daniel Sullivan, four
months in the house of correction; Will
liam Sullivan, state farm; Charles w
Rice, Daniel Healy and Thomas Fields,
SO each; Augustus Grenier, continued
until Saturday.
Dr. Humangilde Bourbonnais of SUIT
ton, proprietor of a drug store in that
town, was before Judge Utley, charged
with Illegally selling liquor. Manzaline
BeliSle, a grocery clerk in the town,
testified that he went into the place one
day and purchased a half-pint of
brandy, after telling the defendant that
he was not feeling well. After that he
could get liquor any time he wanted it.
Cyrus Green testified that he, too, pur-
chased brandy after stating that he
wanted it for medicine. Leon Gage also
testified to purchasing liquor. DR..
Bourbonnais testified that he sold liz
uor only for medicine, but Judge Utley
imposed a fine of $50. An appeal was
taken. The doctor was ordered to rec-
ognize for his appearance before the
superior court in 5000 bonds. David f.
OConnell and John F. Jandron APP
peared for the defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
CASE TO THE JURY
Hearing Closed in the Westboro
Heating Apparatus Case

Yesterday morning in the superior
court, the trial of Thomas J. Leonard
VS.. Stephen A. Gilmore was resumed.
The defendant introduced testimony
tending to show that the heating APP
paratus installed in the Gilmore house
at Westboro was not up to the stand
ard, and did not conform to the speci-
fication. The evidence was all in be-
fore the noon recess, and Herbert
Parker, counsel for the defence, con-
cluded his argument to the jury be-
fore adjournment.
In the afternoon, plaintiffs counsel,
j. ]. Shaughnessy, made his jury argu-
ment, and the court made the charge,
the case going to the jury at o'clock.
The next case in order was that of
Sarah Aug VS.. Jacob Rosenthak Bur
ton w, Potter appeared for the plain
tiff. This was an action of contract
for $245, alleged to be due for 40 weeks
board and lodging from Jan. 20 to Nov.
%, 1897 The plaintiff lives at Woon-
socket, r. l.
After several witnesses had been ex-
amined for the plaintiff, at 4.40 o'clock
the jury was excused until this morn
ing.
Charles A. Merrill then presented an
amended decree to the court, in the
matter of the conveyance of certain pa
tents to George S. Taft, by the Kim
ball Industrial Manufacturing Co. The
court ordered the decree entered. In
the November jury-waived term in the
case Of EIwood w. Goodell VS.. Kimbal
Industrial Manufacturing Co., on Nov
Is, there was an award of $685. with
costs, for plaintiff, and in order to sat
isfy the judgment certain patents were
assigned to George S. Taft as a receiv-
er to dispose Of them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
Hearings in Bankruptcy

Before Charles F. Aldrich, referee in
bankruptcy, there was a first meeting
yesterday, in the case of w. E. Damon
of Brookield. Claims were proved
and allowed, and debtor sworn and ex-
amined. Arthur F. Butterfield Of
Brookfield was appointed trustee with
bonds in the sum Of $780, Adjourned
six weeks.
First meeting in the matter of Katie
L. Henchey of Worcester, claims
proved and allowed, and debtor sworn
and examined George S. Taft was
appointed trustee with bonds in the
sum of 800. Adjourned four weeks.
First meeting in the matter of John
Holden of Worcester. Arthur c.
Parkhurst appointed trustee in s10O
bonds. Meeting adjourned four weeks
First meeting in the matter of p
Merrick Harwood of Barre Charles
F. Atwood of Barre was appointed
trustee, with bonds in the sum of $500
There were adjourned meetings in
these cases: Emerson & Monroe of
Fitchburg, adjourned for three weeks;
M. ]. Ryan Of Gardner, further adj
journed four weeks; Henry Krahl of
Worcester, further adjourned four
weeks; f. e. & w. e. Marshall, adj
iourned four weeks, with several claims
proved and allowed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-22
FIVE YOUNG PRIESTS
Worcester Boys viii Be Ordained
at Boston and Montreal

This morning, at the Cathedral of the
Holy Cross in Boston, four of the young
Catholic men of Worcester will be Or
dained to the priesthood, the ceremony
to be performed by Archbishop Will
liams The young men are William
Cunningham, from st. Annes parish;
James Murphy and Thomas McDer-
mott, from st. Johns parish, and James
Curran, from Sacred Heart parish. To-
morrow morning John Boyle will be or
dained by Archbishop Bruchesi in St.
James cathedral, Montreal. Mr.. Boyle
is a member of st. Johns parish. All
Of these young men are graduates of
Holy Cross college. On Christmas day
the newly ordained priests viii cele-
brate masses in the various Catholic
churches in this city-Fr Boyle at St.
Johns, FIR. Murphy at st. Peters, FIR.
Cunningham at st. Anne's, FIR. Curran
at Sacred Heart and FIR McDermott at
st. Paul's.