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EermHtan county. Illinois, miners strike because #arfleFed % clean REHaE falls If rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-10

Ths Carnegie Company last night shipped Ia arst e8asiEueaent zaf steel @ be esea in building ths aeN eaasenllaa halI at kanaaa gLtE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-10

Unidentified Men sefioa EE stabbed Fred and Steve Titus EssaaEaat Draprfseors. afEaFa. Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-10

9he Wabash viil issue hoadzen i new mortgage ior S5 900 eco at4 per cent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-10

IHe sentiment 8a fae Faei8e 0a4t appears tt3 6e against t1eIr l0fBers in aa.fsreaaaH ease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-10

The Illinois CentraEs terminal yards at New 0rleag4 when sQm pleted, will be tbe largest ia Eae W8sIBs
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Were Determined to Use Force tc
Augment Their Ranks.
THEIR OBJECT ACCOMPLISHED.
The Officials, to Prevent Trouble.
VIII Not Open Mime Till the
strike is setsled-Order for
Battery to Return
Homo Cancelled.
Quiet Everywhere.
lnr Associated rress.l

uA2ELTCS. PA, Oct Am uprising a
striking miners in the iShamoain region
seemed imminent for several hours late
to-day. and there were fore5odings OF a
serious clash between armed deputies and
a large body OF strikers.
Prompt action OF some of the cool headed
officials of the miners organization finally
succeeded in averting the threatened con-
fiict Some 5000 excited strikers assem-
bled at Mount Carmel. and headed by d
band of music. started march to Tre-
vorton. sixteen miles away with the
avoweti purpose OF forcing those at work
at the North Franklin colliery TO quit and
Join IN the strike. This was the only mine
in operation in the region and the strikers
became angered at the refusal of the men
there to stop work.
The marchers were in an excited ana
wrathful frame of mind. When tnsS had
covered three miles of their march they
We're met by oiIieiais OF their organization.
who. after much persuasion. induced the
men to abandon their proposed trip. The
strikers then turned back, though many
did so reluctantly. In the meantime tlepu-
ties had been rushed to rrevUrton on spe-
cial trains. and a seri9us conflict cpuld
have scarcely bsen avoided had the ex-
cited miners reached the scene and tried
to carry oft their threats against the
workmen.
Later II was announced that the Off
cials of the North Franklin, to prevent
trouble, would not open the mine until
the strike Is settled
ORDER CANCELLED.
General Goblin. as a result of This new
disturbing element. tonight cancelled his
order for Battery C, Of the National Guard.
20 return home tomorrow. The Eighth
Regiment left for home this afternoon.
Affairs were quiet in all other sections OF
the anthracite region to-day. ana the
strikers scored important gains in the clos
ing OF coIieries in the SchuylkilG district
As result of the disturbance a North
Franklin. all Philadelphia ana Reading col
Iieries-3g-wilI have ceased work.
The point OF attack By the United Mine
Workers organization now IS the Pam
ther Creek colrery In the lower Lshish
region. where the collIerIes Of the Ilehigh
Coal Company have practically been in
fun operation since the strike began in the
ether section. Strenuous efforts are being
put forth to irduce the men there TO quit
work and Join ths union
President Mitchell to-day said there was
no immediate prospect OF a convention OF
the miners to consider the concessions
offered BY the operators.
None Of the I>acl58wanna Comparv's
strikers awaited themselves OF tfne offer
of increased wages n they world return
to work by- to-day.
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STRIKE IS ON
IA ALABAMA
Over Thouy land Employees Of the
Tennessee IcoaI, Iron and Rail-
road Campany are Idle.
TUdu UaTIII IIJdlIT dl6 tuTt
lEr lssociaic1 prnss \

BENNINGTON. ALA. October A
strike is on Eat Blockton. a mining town
forty miles $sgth OF this city and the
MINES of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company, employing over 1,0tO
miners in tn drivers and top men are
idle.
This strike the result of the refusal OF
the company to accede to the demand Of
10 cents Slteal fo2t for taking down the
roof in rootr where the coat runs under a
certain thiGness
An agree1ent was entered into between
the in:ner and the company early in
July whenthe annual contract was signed
after log conference. and the company
claims TIT in quitting work the men are
violating ne contract in that by its terms
they are TO continue to work until the
Nat.oaa Executive Board can pass upon
any differences that might arise
1t is understood that the matter has
been Taerred to Mr. Mitchell. of the
United Mine Workers of America
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cs-rera testimony OF the legations IN
Pekin to have been one OF the fofe.nos.
in rhe outcages complained OF. Should ho1
receive ftili u1ea sure of exemplary pun
ishment as the facts warrant. or if kaIas
vi and cnao shu C:iao should receive
ot,er THAI: their just deserts.
CoNGER INSTRUCTED.
..With a view to forming Judgment on
these pofnts the United States Minister \.
pektn has been Instructed TO report
whether the edict completely names the
persons deserving chastisemeut: wsletE.eF
the pun.shments proposed accord with 'ne
gravity OF the crimes committed. ana IN
VITA, manner the United States and the
ether Powers are to be assured thae sat
isfactory punishment is inflicted.
st Is hoped that Mr.. Conger's replies to
these interrogatories viii confirm the Gov
e-:1ment of the United states II the opin-
ION winch l. row shares WITH The imperial
German Government that the edict In
question is an Important Initial step in the
direction OF peace and order in China
Department of state. Washington. 0cto-
her 5. 1900
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The War Policy and Annexation Ct
the Republics Upheld BY
British Public.
AZ issnc1nted I.reas.l

LONDON. oct 81 A. M.-Thc
Khaki boom has swept the country
Yesterdays pollings are tale Of in
creased Mlnisterlalist and diminished.
Liberal 1najorities The returns from the
rural districts to-day (Frday) and to-
morrow may do something to rehabiittate
the Liberals, but the results thus far
h;lvc f,,Ily justified Mr.. Chamberlain and
the ,lartv organizers who are backing the
Government in their choice of the mo-
merit to Dissolve Parliament.
Few viii doubt that an appeal to the
country month or two early Would
have produced an even more remarkable
Un!cnist outburst. Nevertheless. the
Muisterialists may already congratulate
themselves on being returned with an in
creased majority.
Yesterday the Conservatives gained
twelve seats against three gained by the
Liberals.
The workingu,en of the country have re-
piled in a very decided voice in favor OF
tha war and of the annexation of the re-
publics Even Liberal Scotland is at last
feeling The ful! force OF the shock. the
Glasgow Tories bstng as much astontshed
as the Liberals at their unexpected sue
cess in winning two seats.
The results in Liverpool and other indus
trial districts tell a similar story of in
creased Un.onis; major.ties-
GOOD DAYS WORK.
Mr.. Chamberlain, who was listening TO
the results over the telephone. sent the fol-
lowing message to the people OF Btenins-
ham:
This has been a good days work for
the Empire
LONDON itself fet. the full tide of the
Unionist victory. The Liberal representa-
tion from the Metropolis will not amount
to more than or cut of 62 members
Indeed. tha Isolated Liberal successes only
serve 70 enhance the sweeping nature OF
tha tynion;st triumph In all directions
the anti-war candidates have been de-
fsated.
Londoners were not slow last evening to
testify their delight Wherever me re-
suits were displayed crowds Collected 10
cheer and 10 demonstrate In favor OF eheis
favorites. In various polling districts sne
candidates appeared. receiving srs'fieh-
dous ovat.ons The returns from many
points will not be known unit! ngon To-
day.
At midnight returns received showed tue
total number of elected TO be sgt. with the
relative strength OF parties as follows:
Mintsterialists. go; Liberals, including
Laborltes. 2. Natioaalists. 10
The Conservatives have gained altogether
21 seats. and the Liberals u.
Captain Lam5tcns-of the British cruiser
Powerful. Liberal. was defeated by over
1000 majority.
4. Conan Doyle. Conservative. was ds-
feated.
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HAWAIIAN POLITICS.
Parties Nominate Men for Delegate to
(By Associated Press1

H0NoLULU, Sept. 26-Via Victoria Oct
4-,epublicans and Democrats each held
Their convention on the 24th Each party
named native Hawaiian for delegate TO
Washington. The Independents are sure to
put up Robert W. Wilcox The Republi-
en- nominee is phe Hon. Samuel Parker,
Chairman OF the Hawaiian delegation to
tie Naiona! Republican Convention at
Iniiadelphia. The Democrats have put up
Irince kawananakoa
Known and very popular natives. and with
Wilcox in the field the canpaisn promises
ID be an Interesting one.
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A SECOND NOTE.
Germany Accepts Chinese Edict as
Sincere


Germany Accepts Chinese Edict rs
Sincere
{By Associated rress)
BERLIN, October Am official OF the
Foreign Office informs the correspondent
OF The Associated Press that Germany is
issuing a second note 10 the Powers re
Eardng the method OF securing punIsh-
Inent for hose guilty OF the otstrages in
china. This nots is issued as result
OF the cd CT of the Emperor of China
beginning proceedings against Prince Tuan
and others.
The new note IS as follows:
The Emperor of ChIna has addressed
to the Powers an edict. dated September
18th. in which he orders the punishment
of Il number of Princes and dgnitaries,
mentioned by name. for having encouraged
the Boxers On the assumption that the
edfet is genuine, the German Govern
ment. IN furtherance Of the procedure
proposed in IFS circular note of September
18th. has further proposed to The Powers
to come TO an agreement, to Instruct
the.r diplomatic representatives in China
to examine ana give their opinion on the
following rufnts:
'First-Whether the list contained in
the et!ict of persons to be punished is
sufficient and correct?
''Second-W Whether the punIshmenss pro-
posed meet the case?
'"Third-Gn what way the Powers can
control the carrying out of the penalties
imposed?"
The Information received up to the
present concerning the reception Of this
PROPOSAL by the Powers justiftes the belief
that q general understanding on this mat
ter may be looked for.
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SUMMARY OF To-DAy's NEWS.
local.


BANKERS elect officers.
-Seurnen taken in custody.
Fire Commissioners award prizes
President williams answers charges.
-Daur!ters of America adjourn.
Senator Martin In the city.
Hanover Presbytery adjourns to-day.
state.
The Old Dominion Company 70 build
A fire new steamer to ply on Hampton
Norfolk sailor boarding house keepers
indicted for swtndling sailors.
Norfolk races postponed on account
OF rain.
-Rspublieans IN Fauquier assess office
holders. including fourth-class post
masters.
General
Clash between striking. miners and
armed deputies narrowly ayerted-
MIR. BRYAN addressed thronss of pso-
Pile In Indianapolis on yesterday.
Foreign.
tinted States In accord with Ger.
many's second note
-Froposition of wiae scope in regard
TO China made by French Government.
MinisteriaiiSts sweep England In the
parliamentary elections. gsasss
Roberts reports events u IrAAayxaI
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ARRESTS IN RICE CASE.
Lawyer Patrick ard Valet Jones
Charged With Forgery.
lIv Assncin.nl rr.s.

NEW YORK, October 4.-captain Nc
Clusky, chief of the Detective Bureau.
announced '0-night that his men had ar
rested LAWYER Albert t. Patrick and
valet Jones, for forgery IN connec-
ton with the case of William pice. the
Texas H'illiionair re. who diet. suddenly in
this city week ago Sunday.
Rice.s strong box was OPENED to-day.
No VII waS found. but there were sect
rites g estinlsed 10 be worth about 5000
4l me psoperty will remain in the
cnstody .. me Safe Deposit Company
until such i'ime as the company shall
feel authorized to deliver them - eana
one besoni doubt entitled to receive %
them.
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REPUBLICANS DoDGING.

IN u.
The Republican party is not prcpared to
meet the issues of this campaign The
Republican party is today lodging, run
ninS from nearly every issue in The cam
pa!gn. When they started out they said
the money question was The question of
paramount Importance but. nv friends.
they found out that when a man saws that
a question of money is more important
than question Of government. he at once
arouses suspicion, and people begin to
wonder whether he thinks a dollar is of
more consequence than q man. They are
trying 70 make the money ISSUE paramount
IN this campaign Why? Ny friends. when
the money issue was paramount in 1896
we found the Republicans trying to make
out that the tariff was the paramount is
sue. They said: Let US Open thu mills in
stead of the mints,' and the first thing they
did when they got into power was not to
reform the currency, but to reform the
tariff and give the man who contributed
a chance 10 run their hands deeper into
the pockets Of the people.
Now. when the question Of the human
race and human liberty are al stake the
Republicans say that the money question
is the paramount issue. They We're afraid
in 1886 that we were going to have fifty
cent dollar now they have given US an
So per cent. citizen in Porto Rico, and they
do not dare tell us what per cent of
the Filipino is to have In
1896 they said we could not have a double
standard Of money. Now they think we
can have double standard of government,
a republic here and a despotisn in the
Philippine Islands. They said in 1896 that
we could rot maintain parity between
white metal and a yellow How can
they maintain parity between a white
citizen and a yellow subject in the Philin-'
pines? They find that it is too sordid a
doctrine 10 say that the standard Of money
you have is more important than the form
of government Under which YOU live.
TIE TRUSTS.
And yet, my friends. while they cannot
now boast of the supremacy of the money
question. they are prepared to meet the
other issues. Mr.. Hanna says there are no
trusts. That settles that question. He
ought to ask his wife. Every wife knows
there are trusts. The only trust that any
Republican in this country seems to know
about IS the ice trust. and the Republicans
don't know much about that for if they
did thev wbuid know that every stock
holder is. a Republican. If they knew more
about the ice e5trust they would know that
its harm was confined to tfls people of
New, York, and if they knew that they had
a Governor for the State of New York.
man who would not let any harm come 10
any peopie they would know that there
e no ice trust, or the #Garsrnqr would kill,
!. New York has q Republican Governor
and a Republican Legislature, and you
Republicans who have been worrying so#
m,,ch about the Ice trust can easesyour.
minds, for as the Governor is out West
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ROOSEVELT IN NEBRASKA.
Was listened to Attcntivciy for an
Hour and ~ Half.
fflr sssncIntniN f,rnss
(By Associated i'scss. J

OMAHA NEB.. October t-Governor
Roosevelt, after a day OF strenuous effort
IN which no less than ten speeches wera
made. was met at the train this evening
by the Reception Committee OF this city
and after a parade through the streets
he was conveyed 70 n tent where an enor-
motls audience had assembled. He spo.s
an hour and a half and was nsta1ed 70
with profound attention.
At midnight Governor Roosevelt depar,-
ed on his Iowa trip.
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Earl, in Distress.

(Ey Associated PrpssO
LONDON. October THE Norweg gian
bark Topdale Captain Benson. from Car
rabelle. Fla. August 5th for White Havea
while anchored at Ramsey Bay, Isle *
Man. made signals that she was in dis
tress and dragging her anchors. Her crew
were taken OF.
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DEPLORE THE WITHDRAWAL.
americans in Ticn -Tsin Want Troops
to Remain III China.
nr AssocIatc,l rress j

TrEN-TsIN fMonday), October Iva
Shanghai. October At a meeting Of
American citizens at Tian-Tstn the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
we. citizens of the United States. de-
plcre the contemplation withdrawal of 4
large part of the United States troops m
north China. We feel the work Of the al
lied armies is far from accomplished. ana
that the refusal OF the American Govern
rlent to take its part therein is sure to
s;e regarded by the allies as an unworthy
act. and by the Chinese as i sign Of in
difference We urge our Government to
carry to an end the work It has so hon
orabIy and efficiently begun. and to main
tain sufficient force here to secure the
protection OF American mercantile and
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Carl schurz Has Resigned.
tny Assoelated Fress.

NEW YORK. Oct. 4-Carl schurz has
resigned the presidency OF the Nationai
order it is stated. that his personal adj
vocary of the election OF Mr.. Bryan VIII
not in effect bear In any way against tne
non-partisan usefulness OF the assocla-
ton
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RISK SUFFOC
TO HEAR BRYAN
The Hall Thronged With
Eager Listeners,
WASGREETEDW WILDLY
Demonstration en- His Appearance
Lasted for Six Minutes.
STANDING ARMY AND TRUSTS,
The Republican Party, Said the Speak
CT, is Dod.ins and Running From
Nearly Every Issue in the
Campaign = Danger
OF Lnrac army
Exploited.
STANDING ARMY AND TRUSTS.
NY Associated rrcss.)

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October a.-The
hall in which was assembled the National
Association of Democratic Clubs was
thronsed with people this evening. prob
ably 500 being present, but as the hour
approached for the advent of Mr. Bryan
al 4 O'Clock the aisie.s were tiled and the
hall thronged to a degree of almost suf-
location.
After Adlai Stevenson had conclu,lad,
James R. Sovereign, ex-grand master
workman OF the Knights Of Labor, spoke,
dealing with the wUg!1iasman from i po.i-
teal STANDPOINT He said labor is the
foundat ton Of liberty in ali lhs world
Mr. Sovereign was followed By Bishop
]. Milton Turner, minister to Liberia under
Grants admin strat.on. who spoke briefly.
AS Bishop Turner conc.uted, AIR. Bryan
appaarei upon the platform. lie had
reached the city & few minutes before
0 cock, but did not arrive at the hall until
a quarter past O'Clock. He was es-
corted through the streets by a number of
rlarcllng clubs. AS soon as the Demo-
cratic national candidate appeared on the
platform there was d wild shout OF greet
ing, and this soon developed into demon
strat.on which continued for about six
minutes, unt!l, indeed, there was a call
for a cessation from Mr.. Bryan himself
The speech was literally applaudeG
throughout and when it was concluded
there was a rush to the stage on the part
OF those in the audience who wished to
shake hands with him. He. however,
avoided this; demonstration and soon found
h-s way back 10 the hotel.
THE SPEECH
Mr.. Bryan said: Il appreciate the work
done and being done and to be done by
this association of Democratic clubs and
appreciate the energy. the enthusiasm
and the ability displayed by MI. Hearst
the president of this association l believe.
in these clubs. Tie work of Democracy
being a work for the people. must be done
by the people. We need the clubs to help
us to collect money to carry on our cam
pa sn The Republican party can get its
money from the corpora lions. which plum
der the people between campaicns in return
for the money contributed during cam
paigns
I'VE cannot go to a trust and ask ii to
help Us. because we do not expect TO be
helped. The Republican party does not get
It's money from one out of a hundred Re
publcans and after the election not one
out Of hundred Republicans have any
thing to say.
We need the clubs TO help circulate
literature. If every member of the clubs
VIII PICK out some acquaintance, and find
out what he is thinking about, prepare to
meet his arguments. supply him with lite
rature and work for his conversion. the
members of these clubs will be astonished
To find out how much can be done. We
need The clubs 10 poll tha votes. for we
must do by voluntary effort what the Re
pnblicans can afford 10 pay for having
Innh
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Hillglcasel With His r,,n
n Associated Press

NEW YeHsk, Oct. 4.-senator nm #re-
turned froi,aRiiehnlond. Va, TO-DAY WI, ,nuch
pleased wlsahis trip He declined to % talk
tomorrow l4sht. - ~ ~ = =
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william Murray Crane tor Governor.

fGy Associated Fress.l
BOSTON. MASS. Oct tine Massa'
,b,'se,ts Rapiibucan State Convention 70.
dav nominated " lliiam Murray Crane 70,
Governor.
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