Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1892, Page 1

—_—— THE EVENING STAR. PT SUNDAY UILDINGS. 1201 Peansyivania Avenue, corner Lith St: by Tae Evening Star Newspaper Company. S&H. KAUPPMANN, Pres Am Armed Mob Said to Be on Its Way to Nasuviae, Taxx., Ang. 16. A special die Patch received at an early hour this morning from Coal Creek states that an armed mob bed: been at that point, whowe destination was Oliver Springs... It algo states that the guards at Oliver Springs have been warned of the fact and be- New Werk (fGen, 68 Potter B-ilting. ‘Tux Evexme St a to = ey Siveey Stam $1.00 per year: ‘82.00 = = Che £oening Star. came weak kneed. There are sbout victs there, with onlya handfal of guards te protect them, all soldiers having been teed Sa all ee fet Womhinrton, DO. | a =| eerste ce mut come by Tiectcivetantneistacrncctuanee | Vou 81, Na 20,840. WASHINGTON, D. 0. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1892 °° way of Goa Ovek, which shout wn alls TWO CENTS. | FINANCIAL. _ FINANCIAL. _SPECIAL NOTICES. Lazozsr Carrrar-$1,250,000. DEPosirs. This compary pays interest upon de post's Deposits remain subject to check atany time. 5 AND 6 PPR CENT EXVESTMPNTS. ‘Thin company has for sale 6 per cent real estate notes. $500 tw $60,000 running 3to are Also 5 per cent Dedeatare Bonds tn sams of 100, $500 and $1,000: interest payable sem-anp ually by coupes. Fither of these are excellent safe invest. mentn, RICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., A. T. BRITTON, President. 1 ane 1405 6 ST. NW. Io ley tn shove pone? yule-st . Star office. ANTED-GuOD SOLICITORS; EXPENSES MERICAN FRATERNAL ¥ ne te wl W will be pait and Inge commissions. Address Box ar of _ ION 440INGS BANK, Tth at., opposite Post Office Dept. 9 Wasvineton for depos.t of savings. rest paid and large dividends on Lo iE honrs: 9-30 to 3 each week day and 6toS day evenings, Will remain open until 3 ‘he wl of the month, sand 25 cents, for saleat the WASHINGTON —Z ¢: Gec Cov na a gy ge S 4 Byrne, fh and M: Frak B. Welle fokces, eGenn x <g zrosery W. Offutt, 32d and N 4 Ciaries MoGee, at station of B. and 0. railroad, roe WWVASTED-AUCTIONEER To SELL LOTS AND waperiniend @e drawing of same. Address, stating terns, Box 17% offtcr, anl3-st* Fiveurtr PUILDING. +; AN AND INVESTMENT A8SO- elation, IQ AND 15 F ST. NW. WASHINGTON, D.c., intnoaments to depositors as follows: | 1 tonotee. weithatrawable tp fall with rey daya! aoticn. * jo} | Celebrated octas > y Eeurranze Co-orenatrva 1UILDING assocraTioy. OFFICE, 1008 F aT. N.w. ‘Thore who desire loans to pay for pro>- erty. pay of morteages, or for builtine Purposes, should ascertain theterms upon which money isloaned by the Equitable Co-operative Batlding Association. Kighty-soven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles = loan in fall. Any portion or ai! of & loan, however, | way besettied at any time by paying ac- | erued interest to date of such & settle ment. Heavy expenses are avoided. LOANS. ASSETS, €1,325.111.15. Pamphiete eeniamine the advantares and benefits of the assrciation and other tryormation furnished wpon @ppiication ithe afice. 1008 F «t. INO. JOY EDSON, Secy. LEWIS G. TE BANKERS AND BROKERS, 3205 F ST, WASHINGTON, D.C, ‘Stoors, all Constant quo! oct WEST END NATIONAL BANK. nyt FOR SALE—PIA NOS. POOR SALE—A BAINES BROS." PIANO ONLY (810 month'y)1 ale secon: °1 eebin 4 i F ra $175. THOMSOS'S PIANO WARE KOOMS. SALE— HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO; Lain make; butternnt bal case; weven great sell for @150: g10 town, permonth. no interes FSG, SMTTI in pe: if you want THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 913 Pa ave. ND-HAND PIANOS OF ALL H PLAN al som stock; cam be withdrawn after |; T3I# Frame for Sye sears’ with privilewre of re- CLINTON A. SEITZ. an vititional Coupons sttached for | MoMAHON & SEITZ, terest rt es cont per nee 3 aaa Twp my FAL ESTATE 100! Security cnesrgamed. All Gepoatte backed ly the SAVING, on. estate aecas ties of the association. Publisher, Osis ket OFFICERS: Fepcrees PINOMAN. © WAL. AEDE . Vice President and Manager : - Treasurer ALONZO MM. FLA Er sy GEC. W_ LEACH... 3. SMITH Tux Nironis Sara’ Dasonce. fAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Of the District of Columbia. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE + Chartered by special act of Congress, Jun., 1807, and acts of Oot, I80C and Feb. 1802 CAPITAT. ONE MILLION DOLLAR Pente safes from $5 each upward per annam- Stiver ware and valuables taken on deposit. ‘TEN CENTS and upward re-etved on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not less than $5. Prepares and keeps Wills {ree of charre—acte as Ex- ecxtor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. ENIAMIN P_S¥YDER, nant Baie SEARLES 5, 10 AMES M. 301 BR. JON President, is ALLEET LStCRTE' X ‘reascirer VANT, Secretary Renan Shere ster — _. Rturtewame ot Bice TION. Lath ot. Washington. Dc. Tarticipate in all profits and mature tn Of it [JS0. W CONSON. JNU. W. MACARTNET, | JRO COMBOS INE Shar See Be CORSON & WACARTNEY. GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F ST_¥ Ww Bare: Dealers tu ( it Bouda wees Nectone, | te ae weachanavs of New York. Philadelphia, Bows | specialty racie gf iavestnent geourition, | forel Raiirogi Gon Yowarensoand Tate: | i hone Bice Doumht and sold. 1718 REASURY DEPARTMENT, ‘of COMPTROLI EH OF THE CURRE: WasHisarox, Dt. SOLE " Mhevees. py euthstactory evidenicn \raaeated Ltn ths | ‘ shee boon mate ue Eco SATIONAE | vx op Waste: se | CIT} OF WASHIRGTON. Wasthotow ant bistnicr OF Sot saa k, Dae conaped with nit Yee Provisions of tae Act ot extend, their corps cate etintgnee and for other Bar” | Now. tere’: honenr NIXON, DEPUTY SB neti NS Comprenien of dhe Cyrene? <a storie oe Ta aE | Soro: soanty of WASHTSGTON amd DIS. ret jOT Oj LUM BIA. authorised t have MESES em areees | Heese atl close of vaninees on | and seal of | 7. *. Bache & Co.. New York Stock Exchange ‘Lenman Bros. . New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co. New Orleans Cotton if JEASONABLE ITEMS. ‘There's ty need to advertise freeger~. lost people know we keep ‘Three-yt. Freeze, $135; 4at Freezers only @1 70 Better buy a Gurdon Howe and ker thelawn, earden and strest wate Weather itke this is sure to rulu the ness of the rane woes Sef Garden Howe. with patent nouzis, only SIR Reels, 758. each. Protect, yeur home fom fies, mos aiuststie, Window Screens, 250. png 78, dox. infow Pace for making your rong Wire Screen” Doors, sring Binyes, book and eze and knob, 9c. ‘The lawn looks much prettier if cut Tinviuch Lawn Mowers, fal 7 wuar- anteed, $5.25 each. will give suc clear. sharp fecatiuile of elther handwriting Pomeroy Duplex process. Cal deve the iweutiful specimens. writers fo. rent. for aicp Sheers Whole: ‘sa! retail. BYKON 5. ADAM: 812 11th ot. nw. BETHESDA PARE. wk fs oren free to onranizatio oY Roo psovio ens Seva! Gaye will be sestened then: Boegai inducements ure now given to | ooch organiza-tous which they can make “ery Perec ee aennoee XS Leteey Kb ROCKVILLE R.B.CO.. : mais Tad Pit. BETHESDA PARK HOTEL. THE BAMBLER NUMBER THEEE! 44.inch wheal base whecle: etd frames; me Cho crain, a hot wrsaher lotta oe GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG.CO.. Cc CE 8 se Go Te FS a Apmuat 5. 16 Sm. “By onder of the z 18, 20,23 - 9 Weare Feed crane aot Torrowecs a Payments on bare Tnterggt allowed to mitharawing Sif yo here st ts invest aad" Cesirg.abeatute saioty and the full earings of your inonay want to buy « home we will show you bow it ‘without . sere regan J. ‘LINDE. Secretary. _ CAUTION —WISRIXG ALLOF Chiara ive thet mt OSIRIS LODGE, NO. +7, A. ct the Bootie. hte TRG hut 17, 1802, at 7:90 olocke “Works a ae of the FRED, B. TASKER, Secretary. iS OF JONADAB. Si egg tae ee alee” REE! CAMPBELL: nec: Beer q=> NOTICE OWE. W. A. 1. C.—BEING DX: “EE Shinto mrocurs sul@cient scoommmoaaticns | of the a for our many friends, mala dang ds, i maitia tera rata We cok EI ¥ THE NATIONAL O©O- Pleage the ident. order of Promient, W: CLEMENTS, Secretary: MEMBERS So operate Goma ary hereby nocined that tract has ‘company, Fevfurdher" info maton ‘apply tothe directory ad agents. ‘aulé-tin weather {8 likely to de fair; ol ences in peratert; wortanle winds LX2,om° eve quotes such low prices tor amt rary board In a) surive’ a swoch uniform thfckness--the | po, best Lumber obtainalie. FINEST GANG-SAWED LUMBER, $1.15 PER 100 sq. FT. 444-INCH FLOORING, $1.50 PER 100 BQ. FF. BEST 4%-INCH SIDING, $1 PER 100 8Q. FT. BEST CYPRESS SHINGLES, ¢ BY 20, $4 PEK 1.000. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Lumber and Mill Work, eul6_ reas DE PURBAR, RAILWAY Boon 7 ‘and Trust Co, ruling. “ihe books for atbeeription to. the enpital ‘above company are How open at thelr of- ™ ‘BARTON, Seoretary. HAS KEMOVED Ga ena 0 iia ime LIKE THI! Phonomray you wou! Hew your desk. Speak to it as aelseraoher ea: aver your correnvondence, 0 dice other Inatter vou wish your cler j aes ee i interge et ‘thus ec alone are Ts nthe dictation. ea . isber of one span. ‘Phonozrapha vent on trial. Sold om inetalimente. 1t_ COLUMBIA PHONOOMATH 00., 627 Eat. n.w. <a et 6th wil wi nor . 1 cy = MATTER HOW SMALL four over may be, it 1s not too small to merit the same care aud attention siyen to the tarvest, Althouch luinber forms agreat of our business we can supply you with gaything audeverything that enters ato construction of a house. Glazed and Oren, Sanh Biteds, ‘Fess’ 2 ingm: aio Brick, ‘amber, i. Tock. EA DE MADE DOORS crerular ise), S\ iknow FRAMES (made up), 900. WINDOWS (12 lights glasnd), 860. EAC. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, cisco. tion of the i information to be furn! ned. . ‘National Mat. Fire Ins. Co., 916 Pa. ave. a.w. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements, ATER TTETNA ., tne 3 : CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE BOARD ECT EEL LY FOR RENT (Fiate) -Paxe FOR RENT (Offices! -Ppe FOR RENT (Rooms) haze FOR RENT (Honses).. Page FOR RENT (Stores). -Paza FOR RENT (Halls) FOR RENT (Miscctianeous). Bicycles). ay PTET EERE TTT NOTARIES PUBLIC... OCEAN STEAMERS. SUMMER RESORTS. WANTED (Help) WANTED (Houses)... WANTED (Lota). WANTED (Rooins)..... WANTED (Situations). WASTED (Miscellaneous)... WANTED (Country Board). BRVWEREIGEH IEE OIIGEHOIE AN FIWIK OEY HONE LORY DIINO RwELE Govanyuznt Recrtrrs Topay.—Internal rev- enue, $832,920; customs, €820,487. oe Exisua McAnrxcma has been appointed an inspector of immigration at the port of New or ——— Mn. Griznr D. Hanais of the United States logical survey has been inted assistant Grologist on the Femes iervare esecemni stn ery Navan Parment.—The Secretary of the Navy has made the tenth payment of $107,427 to the Union iron works of San Francisco on account of the construction of the battle ship Oregon. pacar’ OnpeRep to Hawatt.—Orders have been fesued by the Navy Department for the U. 8. 8. Boston, now at San Francisco, to proceed at once to Honolulu torelieve the U. 8. 8. San Francisco which is under orders to return to San Fran- ——— Sriver Punomasrs.—Tho offers of silver to the Treasury Department yestecday aggregated 685,000 ounces. The amount purchased was aul6-lw i For a few days we shall offer: Men's "5c. Searfe at 0c. each. Se. ‘men will take advantage of these bar- mains. They'll not stay with us lot Belongings, ne. ” 935 PA. AVE.B.W. W. &. TEEL, “'Men’ _ aul =< SCOTTISH RITE 64 MITH- Hibs held TUESDAY 18h Rg a 3) * widen Pe ESDs c 73) p.m. “Ee ia oat none mere woe SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL, ROBERT | = ‘ace Council, K. H.—A special meet- ne Lad held on TU na poncestein aaron at 7:45 pins Business ving propositions and balloting "By Order of re WM. OSCAR ROOME, 33°, Acting Com: anls-2t mander. Bee rors: ‘The annual camp meeting: istrict Epworth reunion of "0 i Ba vptines gaa ‘clock. No special train. Take regu- SB0 gui geome MISS F. A. MEEKS, Secretary. use our eo. at | 50 per zen Gta, who quad claret | ‘alon Claret. Moat foun- -riate, 80°. 0 gallon. Nistor almolttely pure” And y—alaolutely pure » delivered. ald | ae TS weer AT EISEMAN BROS’. ONE-THIRD OFF ALL TROUSERS, WITHOUT RESERVE. RISEMAN BROS., Es a bia samples si BNDERY, ‘and wet prices. PLEASE gia Cares WATERLOO PRESS BRICK COMPANY, = 1410 Ga “nm. D. O. A linseed’ amount a amount WATEKLOO PRESS offered for sale. ook ip share. ie 20 it At 1b, it Ber aT es eat Riper Ska S an Com a . sigck ie now offered at % Wet oe b it if so ae "HEN ve biounr: Ran utacture of Pres, Ornamental and Common Brick by the ny lpg rn process. oa Vineinis wit avcaphial ator of S00 huntred dollars “Ci ‘The laws of ae consisting of two thonsan: Par value of on sha: re. But 50. rer stock te 10 be called for. the: SBd MSGMGAS TENE Poia teer esounts the 7 loval trade by carte, and ‘@ ratituad. the entire output of ‘be shipped to any pont im, ms a mtn eons et eg nas See eee Seta 5h, Soe ers Sa es ae ea an ag : Gates “eee. Prop- Igo tS | these claims a 285,000 ounces as follows: 55,000 at 90.8350, 50,000 at $0.8355, 30,000 at $0.8860, 100,000 at 90.8365, 50,000 at 90.8368. —_-—___ Navat Onpens.—Acting Gunner Hugh Sin- clair has been ordered to duty at the works of W. Bliss & Co.,at Brooklyn, N.Y. Passed nt Engineer W. B. Bayley detached from the Ranger and granted sick leave for ge To Prorscr tax Satwox Fiswzares.—Mr. Max Pracht has been appointed a ppecial agent in charge of the protection of the salmon fish- eries of Alaska, a position which was provided for at the recent session of Congress. Tine ay ointment was made by Secretary Foster. Mr. t's headquarters will be at Bitka. —— Ixpux Commisstoxens Arrornrzp.—The President has appointed P. J. McCumber of Wahpeton, N. D.; John W. Wilson of Peters- CHAIRMAN CARTER'S VISIT. He Reports Matters in New York in Good Shape for the Republicans. ‘There has been a great deal of puzzling over the visit of Chairman Carter to Washington at this time, when nearly every one is out of town. He refuses to state the object of his visit, but the general understanding is that his chief object was to consult with Mr. Michener on Indiana affairs and to attend to certain matters connected with the work that is being done in Alabama and Tennessee. After consulting with ‘Mr. Michener he went to the office of the Seo- retary of War, but Mr. Elkins was absent. Mr. Carter in very good shape in New York. The national committee is counting on a sure majortiy of from 20,000 to 30,000 for Harriso: ound for Mr. ter informed his friends here, as be is going to ‘right thing,” though ‘be is uot to. do Sal provaliy. go’ on the a Iv go on and work earnestly for the ticket, “The national somtait, tee is informed also that Mr. Blaine will make two or three speeches for Harrison. —_-e-—_, —_. THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. ‘Mr. Dunning Says the Public ts Very Much Mixed as to Its Strength. Editor Dunning of the alliance national organ expressed the opinion to a Stam reporter today that the public generally was greatly mixed in estimating the strength of the people's party movement. ‘In some places where the public seem to think we are going to do a great deal we may not show great strength. What we will do in other quarters will be © surprise, Now, take Virginia. The dem- ocrate are not counting on our doing much there, but I am tly confident that the state lice between Harrison and Weaver, I think Cleveland ia sure to lose the electoral vote. We are completel; bos, greed in sixty-seven counties in the state an I think we Ihave « fair chance to carry it for Weaver. We are organ- izing falrly well in. Weet Virginia, but I think the repul can carry that state if they are 4 RUMORED CHANG! But Ne One Seems te Know Anything Aboat It. It is rumored in legal ciroles that the Com- missioners have determined upon the removal of Mr. Neil Dumont, assistant attorney, who prosecutes in the Police Court, While it is known that the matter has been y#he knows nothing of the contemplated action. He said to « Stan reporter this morn- ing that he had not been requested to resign nor hadhe received any intimation whatever that his position was to be declared vacant. Attorney Hazelton also denied any know! f the rumor, and soomed surprised. when to of it, “If Mr, Dumont is to be removed,” he said, “it fe not upon my recommendation.” | Rumor has {t that Mr. George K. French, a wellknown young attorney here, is to succeed Mr. Dumont. UNIFORM TEMPERATURE, No Sign of Any Material Change in the ‘Weather. ‘There is a remarkable uniformity in the tem- perature all over the country. Points as widely separated as Albany, N. Y., and Hatteras, N. C., report the same temperature; New Otleans, La, and Indianapolis, Ind., are the same; Cincin- |nati, Ohio, and Marquette, Mich.; Keokuk, | Towa, and Little Rock, Ark.; Atlantic City, N. }J.,and Oklahoma territory sreall in the same Another peculiar foatare is that all of these widely separated cities register somewhere in | the eighties, and most of them do not vary five degrees from each other. | This state of affairs is taken to indicate that no material change in the weather is immedi- | ately at hand. ‘There are no storms anywhere and the only rainfall is over a emall area of country near the Gulf of Mexico. The reports from the various cities received at the weather bureau show that within twenty- | four hours there had not been but two degrees of change in the temperature of (90 per cent of burg, Ind., and W. Woodville Fleming of North | the Carolina as a commission to negotiate with the Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota, under the act of. aly Leave oy Apsence Asxep.—Gen. Palmer, commander-in-chief of the G. A. R., bas writ- ten to the Secretary of the Treasury afking him to give leave of absence to employes of custom who are members of the G. A. R, to visit the encampment at Washington. Gen. Pal- mer states that he has received letters from a — of veterans who rg os Cot ploy of the Treasury Department in other cit signifying their intention of coming to the en- campment if they can get leave of oe, > ‘Tax Curngan Inpewxrry.—acting Secretary Adee has received a cable message from Minis- ter Egan at Santiago saying that the Chilean senate and chamber of deputies had unani- mously appropriated $75,000 as an indemnity to the tailors of the United States steamship Baltimore, and also had approved the treaty for the settlement of claims of citizens of the United States t Chile. The majority of ‘out of the recent ware be- tween Chilo, Peru and Bolivia, while some ex- tend back about fifty years, Coxcxat ar THe Oarirot, Grouxps.—The following is the program of the concert at the Capitol grounds by the United States Marine | Smith, conductor, tomorrow Band, Walter F. afternoon: 1. Overture, “William Tell,” Ros- Prnsonat.—Wm. Wilkinson of Birmingham, Geo. N. Newman and J. N. Snow of South Car- olina and Frank L. Tood of Allogheney are at the-Hudson, of Pitteburg, John G. bany and C. W. Witheburn of Cincinnati are at the Randall. ——Robt. ©. Patterson of Pittsburg, of New ‘iors and ‘William ‘Bead of Omaha, of ‘New : Neb., are at the ——J. Perkins ot 0. B, of Utica, N. Y., and W.F. Gahn Mass., aro at the Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses. have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Dominico ion, Aer, Sate | Pea. Rye inmer Dries ete wed PRE | bee Togas, Gnrge ‘how End see, ‘60 acres of tive fantasie, ‘Forge in the | Portrai ‘Reminiscences eo re SOUVENIR BANK NOTES. A Proposition From ‘Capt. Meredith, Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Capt. Meredith, Shief of the burean of en- graving and printing, has an idea which be will | thinks {t would be a good move on the treasury's | part to issue a new bank note for circulation Capt. Meredith thinks it would be just as ap- Propriute to get upa Columbian bank note. He | does not suggest the proparation of a whole set | of notes, as the preparation of them would re- | quire too much time, but he thinks that a $1 | note can be prepared and this would circulate freely among the people. There is an engraving of Columbus in the bu- reau. It was made some years ago by Burt, who, in his time, was consi the finest vig- netto ver in the country. Gen. Milos sent for « portrait of Columbus to use on somethin; which he is represent leriean republics has nized aa the most euthent likeness, for use on has had several of it taken. with the picture, and criticise it from an artist's view point. Butit is not st that it will be used on the Columbian note if Secretary Foster should anthorize it. largest sum ever taken out by one firm at one time is not correct, It is not a i & t i t ry if H rT Fei Fy i i t a" 4 4 abe q Hi MH H i [ i F i i r i i Fi : | discussed by the Commissioners Mr. Dumont | | suggest to Secretary Foster to carry out. He | the | among the people in honor of the world’s fair. | ‘The Post Office Department proposes to issue a set of stamps in honor of the occasion, and | ing tohim in New York recenily for a suggestion | tenden' JOHN BULL SMILING Because Gladstone and the Queen Had & Pleasant Time of It. ROSEBERRY HAS ACCEPTED. National Guardsmen Ready for Busi- ness at Buffalo. Car-| MINERS CAUSE A SCARE. THE SOLDIERS WILL SHOOT. National Gefrdsmen Not at Buffalo fer the Fan of It. Burvaro, N. ¥., Aug. 16.—There were no sensational developments in the switchmen's strike during the night and the situation has improved. With the two excellent regiments of the National Guard in the field and the police Feinforced by 200 specials, the feeling is much more reassuring than yesterday. The calling out of the militia ‘by the sheriff is generally com: mended, yas hls deputies, proved where the militia were sent, the situation ferent. WILL GROOT LF NECESSARY. During the progress of the military prepara- tions Gen. Doyle said: “You can say that the National Guard isnever ordered out at midnight CAMPED FOR THE MIGHT. ol. Welch arrived at William street station, eral way, was to protect the big trevtle near by, about which there was considerable uneasiness, Sie ohenaeuas was beliov an a made t0 est fre to i during t.. The first battalion of the sixty-fifth was fol- lowed by the first battalion of the seventy- fourth, under Col, Fox. They arrjved at Will- fam street at 2:35 and took up sixty-fifth. Camp fires were lit poy any for the the two regiments followed later diers will not be used for patrol duty, but will be held to put down disturbances. NON-UNION MEN ARRIVE. ‘It was reported that seventy-two non-union awitchmen, who had been picked up along the Reading line, would arrive in the city on the 920 train on the Le! jast night, and it was teain pulled ini higan wi 1m Ee hosing anchored ‘the men were taken to eel Btates Hotel. The clerk of the hotel going ‘As none of them could be found at the hotel it is supposed that the union bas them out of town. ANOTHER FIRE. Shortly after dark last night fire broke out in an empty box car opposite the Lackawanna brick hotel. 1$ was believed to be of incendiary rigin. Battalion Chief Petzing and his men ut out the fire, confining it to the car in which it started. After the flames were que of some. or sym] thered in the vicinity. After this incident waa quiet until the arrival of the military. A few trains through, but no loos mere exploded, indicating thes r for the purpose of cunvey- information to each other. a ON. THE NEW YORK CENTRAL. Attorney Daniel H. McMillan and sevsral officials of the New York Central called on Sheriff Beck about 1 o'clock this morning and demanded protection for road, Al com ‘The situation this mérning bas @ decidedly serious lopk. The militia isin control of all the yards of the roads. The strikers have been drinking and ate as any body of men be. r will not Filed & it Et § $3 FEE i i th ui ih i | f E if it ! E ff if Fi } f I be to yt. ft there is any neces- | sity for , You may depend upon it there be hot wi i it a fine ty-five men were in the | Wi to molest them. Though | 4 m | lar brought here b thet any. at- | bonew his EEE calling there | F 3 f E fil H, at granted all the dog Tine | it railway } Sp within ton days.” The’ state: | rand Master Wilkinson of the Order | of Trainmen that the trainmen would assist the’ wit je was authorized is re- as significant, and expecially because of | fact that the trainmen and ewitchmen have | mortal enemies ever since the fight on the | Northwestern road. Wilkinson is to leave this | fin, to discuss the situation nor could Wil- | kinson give any idea of the natare of the con- | ference. Whatever ite nature, it is evident that the conduotors trainmen, who say they will support the ewitch- saicheeaeee XO STRIKE AT BINOMAMTOX. Brxomawtox, N. Y., Aug. 16.—There is no | change in the situation on the Erie railroad | today. The switchmen ray they have no griev- |amces and that there will be no strike bere. | The Erie yard here presents a denerted appear ance, the tie-up at Buffalo having about para- lyzed the freight traffic. A special saya the Susquchanna switchmen have no local griev- ance,as their pay was raised #ome months since. NO TROUBLE YET AT JERSEY CITT. Junszy Crry, N.J., Aug. 16.—This forenoon there did not seem to be any immediate pros- pect of theswitchmen'sstrike reaching this plage. The men employed in the vards of the Penusyi- vania Central, Lebigh Valley, Erie and Deiw- ware, Lackawanna and Western roads were work an usual. The passenger trains, it wae stated, were not being seriously interfered with, but freight trams were either stalled at various points or making little headway. The railroad | company are refusing to accept anything in the line of perishable freight. SUIPPINO FREIGHT BY WaT OF Lroxs. | .¥., Aug. 16.—A special from 5 great amount of perishable and time freight is arriving here from Buffalo and being transferred to the Fallbrook run do#n to Corning and thence over the Erie to destina- fon. uns train of ‘thirty care of meal went | through last night. re appears to be quite anamber of switchmen who belong. to" the | union here, but not enough to make much of to the action of the Fallbrook and Central Hudson in accepting freight from Lehigh and Erie it thought thata general strike may be ordered on these lines, especially at this point, which is very important as transferring. Of- ficials at Lyons think it probable that «witch- | men will be ordered out all slong the Central and West Shore in with Lehigh and = sympathy ———___. GLADSTONE CORDIALLY RECEIVED. A Pleasant Interview With the Queen and Ovations on His Return. Loxpox, Ang. 16.—Contrary to the popular impression. but not to the impression of those who know best the feelings of her majesty, Mr. Gladstone bad warm reception at Osborne. Although Queen Victoria does not like Mr. Gladstone's politics she has the respect of « | veteran for a veteran and is known to be fal to Mr. Gladstone for the tact i i ‘hil the have forgotten that he was a gentleman stamp, should and the queen a lady. conversation be- tween Mr. Gladstone and the queen took place in the royal drawing room, with no one present but themselves, OVATIONS OX WIS RETURX. Mr. Gladstone left Osborne on his return at ra remier over and over cheered the new } that the henchmen | it being not | royal household were just as demonstrative as = | the rest of the Yesterday they were | little reserved, but the news of Mr. Gindstone’ favorable reception has got and the de- pendents of royalty took their course from the jueen. At Southampton it seemed ax if the whole city had poured out to meet Mr. Gindstone, and ss the roval yacht approached. carrying him to landing place the cheers people were audible — out on the waves, Mr. Gladstone, | his face beaming with satisfaction, , bowed ro” Tice’ aloute and’ harrabe everybody, from the appearance of the that bis inierview with isfactory. ‘On his way ceived great ovation at Basingstoke. | Southampton. They were mostly country peo- | it was a F $ i i Hel ! ge HE The news of the pleasant interview between ber majesty and Mr. Gladstone bhs caused much satisfaction in this city and scared financiers are TT) int'l fd ! E f i t i is HI ; | | j | = distant, The miners at Coal Ureek did bat little work yesterday. Only ten cars of coal | came in, when the usual number is nearly 100. Maj. Chandler bas received More at a moment's notice. = ¥ ARE MARKIND. Ap AGhir That Has Caused Much Gossip tp England's Higher Cireies. Loxpow, Aug. 16 The Duke of Devonshire Christ Church today to the Dowager Duchess of Manchester, with whom bis name has *o long been associated. The cere mony was extremely quict,and only » few intimate friends were sware that the marriage was to take place. Sir Henry Calcraft acted aa Dest man. The Duke of Devonshire, fo iy of Hartington, wax born in July 28, 1888, and arrived at the dukedom only « few months AND Now THE late anchester married the countess July 32, INS2and they had two sons, the elder of whom i# the present duke, and two daughters, The Duke of Manchester died March 21, 1890, For slong time before his death the names of the Marquis of Hartington, now Duke of Devon- shire.andof the Duchess of Manchester had been, connected in publ and the is made only conventional concealment of deep devotion to the duchom, It was ally understood that if bartmgton should sur- of would The vive the late Duke marry the widow to show some detore Manchester be arquis, however, bad to the views of his father, the late T of Devonshire, who, it was reported, did not look favorably upon his son's devotion to the Du hess of Manchester, The recent death of the Duke of Devonshire re- moved this obstacle and left Hartington in full conttul of bis own actions as well as in posses sion of one of the most illustrious tithes and most splendid estates in England, > KILLED RY A CONVICT. A Prison Contractor Brained With « Hammer Jacnsos, Micu., Aug. 16. Wm. Cuddy, « contractor of the firm of Phillipe & Cuddy, at the Michigan state prison in this city, wae killed at that institution yesterday afternoon by « life convict named Henry Blackunan, who ts doing at His Desk time for murdering his wife and family. Mr. Cuddy was sitting at A in the bs bop writing, when Blackman crept up behind him and knocked him over the head with « hammer. No one was in the room at the time. Mr. Cuddy was discovered by a dines w Heckous condition and blood streaming from « trightful wound in tis head. He died within an bour, Blackman was at once tuken to the cell and ractically confowed the crime. It is said that t week this sume convict assaulted Cuddy, but did not inflict serious injaries upon bim! He was then flogged ins thorough manner by the prison officinia, and he then awore he would kill Cuddy, He was allowed to go back to the broom shop, however. A convict friendly to Cu@dy informed thet gentleman yesterday that Blackman had it in for him. Mr. Ouddy did not take the matter seriously, simply saying: “Oh, 1 guess not.” The broom contract of Phillips & Cuddy expired yesterday, and Mr. Cuddy was about to retire. Blackman was sentenced for life from Onkland county for killing bis wife and her sie- ter. About six months ago Contractor Cuddy reported the fractious convict for not his work. Blackman then promised to have re- venge and only six weeks ago drew a knife on the contractor. The murderer bas been ad- Judged insane and will at once be sent to the ‘seylumn for insane GOV. BUCHANAN’S CANDIDACY. Chairman Carroll Neys It Will Make Ne Difference With the Democracy. Maurnis, Texx., August 16.- Regarding the news of Gov. Buchanan's announcement of running man independent candidate for gov- ernor of Tennessee at the coming election Chairman W. H. Carroll of the state demo- cratic committee said to a reporter last night: “I wae of the opinion, and it i confirmed, that the democracy made no mistake when it sefused to renominate Gov. Buchanan, The issue that now presents iteolf is not une: Gov. Buchanan's candidacy means that be will receive the support of the third party. He ia no stronger than any other candidate of that party would have been. The thinking masses of the country believe that their lives, liberty and property will be as safe under Mr. Cleveland as under Presideut Harrison. We repens to meet aM inues fairly and preseut the true sit- uation from a democratic «tandpoint with kind- news and good temper and fully assured that the principles of the demucratic party will be upheld in Tennessee. “The intelligible difference of opinion will be discussed with charity to those who differ with us. We feel that we «ball convince the intelli- gent voters that the prosperity of the whole ople can only be secured by the election of Xe ‘Cleveland and the other democratic nomi- eos, ~The masses have nu prospect of relief from the enormous taxation that paralyzew their evergies and robs them of their earnings, except through democratic triumph. The firesides of the country would be happy with Mr. Cleveland again in thy White House to administer the premdency asa public trust within the Constitution and to restore commercial credit and confidence. If there is bitterues# in the coming campaign in this state the democracy will not be responsible for it ora party to it, “The reason and not the passion of voters will be appealed to, Our candidates are guarantecs to the electors that election means and secures Lonest and economical administration, national and state.” > ‘Mr. Stevenson Talks to Irish-Amertocans. Buoomxortox, Ina. Aug. 16. The snnual picnic of the Ancient Order of Hibernuns of was held at the fair grounds yes Mr. Adu: E. Stevenson was one of the apoukers, He said be had not come to makes speech, but he was glad be wus able to be pres entand meet so many of his old friends and neighbors, He «poke in the the late Col. Edmund Lynch terday. adoptio: “I believe,” be said, “that = better day ts coming for the land from which you and your ancestors came, ‘The time is in the near futare when. under the of Gladstone, the people of Ireland will enjoy the same freedom and liberty that we have bere in blessed Amerioa today, When that day comes not only will there be rejoicing in the hearts of the Irish in America, but part. m in thet rejoicing all will take <n Burned tn Effigy. Curcado, Aug. 16.—As 4 protest against action of Col. Streator in the Tums’ Howestead, members of the LN. G., last night burned in | i ; i j | | f ¥¢ i i 5 e i f each % |