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MACON. GA., THURSDAY. AFIUL 2G, 1801.
[WLEY SCALPED
POPULIST ALLEN
[ Nebraska Senator Advocated the
,,ey Movement and Wanted
the Senate to Indorse It
Lcr was on the same line
, , b . Inenitrl.l Armj Will Wot Ur
lillawed toT.k.Po.—.lou.flh.
untie Chambsr In the
Way Snsietlud.
pruo.Uoa.lly a po.«*e comltnws,
here at th- command of the civil
an ”y <° maintain order. Such a body
u ‘ H n organized. The men who are
corning: here do not represent the great
voire of the American people. As to
tii'-ir <'ornplaining <-f the pr-s-nt situa- V
WHEELER TAUGHT
A GOOD LESSON
kihlngton, April 20.-Mr. Sherman,
ier of the committee on foreign
i, introduced, explained aud had
by the senate a bill to amend
, urn section of the Behring set
t of the 6th lust., by Inserting .he
Lj ••inclusive” Instead of the word
bcUwlve.” As ameuded, the section
Js that It shall not be lawful to
ni capture os pursue seals within a
leaf sixty geographical miles around
t pribyloff Island*,'“Inclusive of the
ltorlsl water*,” (the iiirec-mlls
frho Peffcr resolution relating to the
Lny tray was taken up and aatnsg
adstton of It and of the speech
} the Populist senator from Nebraska
Lien) was made by Mr. Hawley. He
lllr. President—I prefer that a repre-
L(alive of the dominant party should
ike some obwrvatlous upon this mat-
•. bat the senator from Missouri calls
ton me. 1 am sure that the speech
: the senator from Nebraska ought
: to go forth to the country as any
fegree representative of the views of
• senate, and it ought not to pass
rithoat some comment and dissent, I
f tfess It pained and surprised me very
ich. I think that there Is not a sen-
Er, that there Is not a sensible cut-
■ in the United States, wbo does not
<!ly sympathize with the tens
I hundreds of tnousamis, ami ! n... y
r millions of people suffering In the
financial and bus.ness crisis,
t no expressions of impatience or
, every kind and thoughtful
i will be very patient Indeed, nor
t any man in the world think of
remising or overrulin' 1 the r irht of
• In the language of the con
i to "p. 1 oahly assemble and
• • dr-es ir gr.ev ltl. es " Htlt
■ ti • ircumst.inee . arising
last month or two that do not
within the entegory. All the I
la iniormcsj frvui ity ts day
t bodies of men are assembling as
joskvrt In widely separated i.-cttona
f the country and marching toward
t capital of the United Slates with
fhe purpose of ass bllng lo re „ n or
May 1, to make somo sort of
lltlcal demonstration by Bathering
they threaten—in front of the
a pitot la a multitude to be addressed
1 their orators and demanding also
•t they shall by tbelr representatives
■h bodily Into this chamber to bo
d. I need not say that that Is an
itraordlntry proceeding, wta'oh Is
rithosit precedent In the United States.
■ any where clac, unless It be found
the colonial days In New Ilnmp
'■e, when a body of men took pos.
'Ion of the legislature; or, to go
rther haek, who. tbs .tints m ir. h-l
Ibto the Homan senate and shook the
Iveaenhle beards of the senators. The
Itllht of the people to iMsemblt, the
IfJfht. if you cbooM. bowmr Judged,
Itbt movement may be. to coin** ber»»
[jd ftMemble. I am not questioning.
[JJ I wt«h simply to •uggMt respect-
Indly that this nennte owes someth’ng
Itoltsown tradition- and dignity -the
I "J** of representatives will take care
| J* itself—ami that whtt wt do or nr
I to tbi* matter in tin* chamber, In this
IJ™ Ptecedeot, wbicll M| po.**ibh he
tdtowed. should bo done thoughtfully
I carefully, it 1ft Quits 1 * pO*Mh|c tO
■ "•^tklapently inul firmly nnd have
1 ft psm tway; nnd it l* quite po*siblc
I-“‘manage It that It may liecome ft
I umt to nuke pllBrlmftBSS ftnnually
' • ' . . 1 • nd. av,.r to dominute
mognes by tbs phyataftl MltM it
’•>* people. . , '
n>«n coming her.* say they sre
J*- P*ople,” and (he r.riator from
I .ul*?! 1 apeftke of them as "the
uya the people
“w people want to do this
* right to come here
8®* to ml the galleries
m *y have and they n
** ve more authorUmive advice and
votntnands from the t el.
w nte United States than Mr. C.,x.>y
*>rii'K We have ho t our
to rh flvtn us for h hundred yeai*
•k. constitution, the statute* of
2*rUr 1 *?? in thl * lavv " of the District
^Columbia and in the tra-llti-ns an<l
5r , ^. , n 0 , n, . 0, ‘ h ' •«"“'••• The will of
{" People la here carefully slfte.l nut
era most Complex mi l universal -vs-
eJ?' ri selection by the vote- of u.e
iTLf..; the action of their repre-
b * **>• .ictloir of the m. n
Hr«^ r * wua interest- a. well us mo-
k." °< patriotism who
IfS? «• do justice in
SY“3E °n*ht to be do
•••..V^etter of common i
tion an fa.r an It is ‘due to the political
aotlon of oomcresH, ho far a« it i3 due
to the generally disturbed financial
condition of the world. I have little to
^■v; but t he v <\<t n at fi >i n t til-
American people in the manner or
avowed purpos** of their comirig. They
come here to make an lmpr€*s«ion upon
oongre^H by xr.ere physical forces. No
American ottlzon i»rt*:'frs ;i ju-tition m
that way. i am ©orry to say It, but I
reel bound to nay U. that the speech of
tne senator from Nebraska was one
ui.tt would have been received with
tumultuous applause in a meeting of
Anarchists. It had In it, not requiring a
microscope, but vislonable to the naked
eye. the baoterla of Anarchy.”
The whole of Mr. Hawley's energetic
speech attraau'd much attention in the
6v.»nate and the last sentence made a
sensation.
Mr. Alien was umiieuialc«y on hU
feet, claiming recognition, but ait this
critical moment the hour of 1 p. m. ar-
rived and the tariff btU was laid be-
fore the senate.
Mr. Quay resigned his right to the
ilbor In favor of Mr. Galllnger, who ad-
lh « senate against the tariff
b.ll. He spoke for nearly three hours,
r 4v
He Hau
Minute Speech Enlarged
lo Fou. ^gjpuis in the
Record.
BURROWS HAD HIM HAULED UP.
Th« Speech W»« Brought Into Iu Proper
Limit, unci Then Uuanlmoui Con*
lent Given to Have What He
tieeirea naaed to ii«
reading his soeech from manuscript, but
delivering it with much force. He wos
foilotvid bv Mr. Mc-MI!ltn. Republican,
ot' Mlcnlgsn In opposHion to the bllL
H hen he finished .Mr. Dolph, Republi
can, of Oregon addressed ttic senate In
opposition to the Ull. Mr. Dolph had
only been hpen king three-quarters of nn
hour when the hour for the daily clos-
!rr H det-'e u. will continue
bis speech tomorrow. Notice was giv
en by Mr. Gray of an amendment to the
ru ***-1° the effect that no senator shall
read m» mwii or ;,o.u any book
or puper except to quote authority or
to Illustrate an argument
Alter a short executive session the
TOnajle odjoumed until Coraorrow.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
A Batch of It«ms on Gane^al and Special
Subjects.
Washington, April JO.—Two members of
the nationn military park will be
Chattanooga to meat the excursion
Confederate veterans who contemplate
visiting the fields of Chlckamau**. at
the clots of their forthcoming reunion at
Birmingham, Ala.
The house ''ommittee on military affair,
today refused to report favorably the ten
et® bill authorizing the secretary of war
to lend four unserviceable cannons for
decoration purposes to the association
erecting a monument to the onfederate
dead on the government land ne^r Chi
cago. The demetery belongs to the gov
ernment and in It are buried agout 6,u0G
Confederate soldiers.
The executive cession of the senate to
day was devoted to r*v»»ln** business, only
matter of Interest being the adverse re
port on the nomination of Charles H.
J. Taylor to be recorder of deeds for the
District of Columbia. The committee on
this nomine tlon voted 8 to I connrroution.
and It was on that vote Mr. Proctor made
tho report.
Th^ senate committee on rules held a
meeting unlay, ar which th** advance of
<*«»xcy and hit ermy was ilix u* <1 It
was dretded that It n“- try for
the committee lo fake any bu-;.h. Pur th<*
riialtor shmild b«- left to tho al
arm* who Is the custodian of lh«? i> u. l-
ir.K- lie ^.t>s no parade win be permitted
Tor tnai » Oiicvi ttatattm pi •.!**
that bis always b* * n enforced, but If the
members of Coxey'a army come to tne
capltcl as other citizens they will not !•*
molested so long as they obey the laws
rnd preserve order and decorum.
Coxey and bis party are encamped on
the fair grounds at Hagerstown, Md., to
day and ore faring very comfortably.
None ot the detachments from other di
rection* have aa yet formed a Junction
with Coxey and his command numbers
about 200 men only.
TRADE REVIEW
IN THE SOUTH
Dun & Co and Bradstreet's Oulline
Last Week's Business Condi-
t,ons and Prospects
SLIGHT INCREASE OF ORDERS
The Consumption of Prodaeti Indicate*
Increased Kmployulnt — Strike*
Iteperted Among Miner* and
Mill* Klim Dawn.
Washington. April 20.—At the open
ing of the session of the house todny
Mr. Burrows called attention to the
expanding in the Record of a speech
delivered the oilier day by Mr. Wheeler
of Alabama upon the quorum counting
rule, suggesting that the gentleman
was In his seat and might be able to
make such an explanation of it as
would make further action unneces
sary.
„Mr. Wheeler said he thought it In
very bad taste for a gentleman who
had been lending the revolutionary
movement In the house and It might
be said whose hands were red with
blood or parliamentary proceedings,
who had been engaged In assassinat
ing the parliamentary day to raise the
objection that had been made. He
admitted that be should have first re
ceived the recognition of the chair,
nut lu extenuation, as It were, called
attention to the great extent to which
the rule bad been Ignored In the past.
He bad never uttered a word In the
entire course of his career that was
not dictated by the kindliest feeling
and always with a desire to do h.s
duty to hts country, to his constituents
snd to the house. He asked In con
clusion unanimous consent that his re
marks ns prlned be permitted to re
main as del.vered at that time.
,ala he harl directed
the attention of the house to this mut
ter because It seemed to be such
migrant violation .of the rulos of t„. »
house. Consent had been asked that of
tne gentlemen be permitted to extend i
their remarks and It had been dls-1
tlnctly ref us- o. In the face of that time, and If
the gentleman from Alabama had in- ! tier, of wug
°rk. April 20.—R. i
kl/ review of trade
Dun &
tomorrow
New
Co.'s v
will sn
Extensive sftortn* checked improve
ment in business only for a time, and
the numerous strikes have not as yet
arrested it. The distribution of prod
ucts to mourners %eems larger, for
more people are earning and therefore
more ore able to buy. But it is loss
clear that the increase of working
iurve VUliiiiim M UMS OfuCT: iZT pred-
uct will further expand. The Improve
ment thus far realized is based on ac
tual Increase m orders xor m n—wpli—
but i»art of this was to cover belated
demitnds of ihe spring season. A con-
i>onlon of the industrial force
ii«*mpk>yed, and with wtg4s
t*r than a year ago consump*
t ;i> larce.
U through a<U clearing houses
f»k are 27.2 per cent, less than
, 29.6 at New York and 22.9
elsewhere. New Orlvms order* for fu
ture distribution are materially re-vi -
ted bv the uncertainty about action In
Warthlnjrtcn md about the outcome of
the labor difficulties.
The strike of coke workers, though
virtually over, still affects output nr;d
find Thursday recorded th** largest day’s
' •!'•* «>f tun n:ir . .. >• i.-j-.n.-d .!:». k-
sonville reports a heavy strawberry crop
and prosp^^s for ag ood summer trade
in th.n ril.it.- | h an unproved d>
riund f<»r l: • md psodu •• at New
<>rP-.ms .is W‘d| ,i , n •- Plensunt
weather has stimulated Jobbing In all
hr.e,> ,, M ;in ,j t tl u other
Tex-is poinns oml Augusta, Oft., bnM-
nes.s Is fuld to be good and pr^po* tri
bnght. while dlvldens have ocen de
clared bv two cotton factories.
MINERS ON STRIKE.
The Greatest Number Ever Out at On"
Time In America.
Columbus, O., April 20.—President Mo-
Bride of the United Aline Workers made
today the following estimate of the
number of miners that will go out at
noon tomorrow nnd their distribution
among the states:
Pennsylvania, 50.000. Ohio 26.001. Iowa
5.000, West Virginia 6,000. Tenn. ‘^« > '» atwl
K-ntu k” '.."-rii. M,-. ,iiii O.OuO. \1 lbim.i
8,000, Colonid' t.000. Indian Territory
2.000. The total is 132.000.
These figures, he said. Include oniy
thos*' who have already declared their
intention to go out. He feels sure tluit
others will Join in the strike t »m >i row
and on or before Muy 1 he is confident
that the movement will joined by
20.000 miner* in the coke region of Penn
sylvania and 25.000 in southern llllnr>!f<.
Missouri and Kansas. Eventually, h**
•oy*. the anthracite miners v III Join
In the strike, numbering 125.0(H) men.
En •»'ini inu t. !.-_•• w. ■•• t.- -ivd
fi 'in uumiz i'. 1 .in I'ii i in U «t Vlr-
rii -i and < '.in.- !. !i .Miller in Indian t
Secretory P. A. McBride left today for
Illinois President McBrlbe will remain
here for the present and conduct the
strike from this point.
sldorabU
is s till
much lu
tion Is r
Pay me
for the i
last yen
DIBPKNSARV IN A MUDDtK.
KELLY'S ARMY
IN BAD PLIGHT
Tha Weather Is Cold and the Ground
Is Covered With Ice in
Their Camp,
A FEW MEN HAVE PNEUMONIA.
Th* General Commanding Hn* FTot Inc-
c **d*«t In Osdliig Transportation
lor 111* Hungry llords-Coity
II** Gone (o Kaw \ ork.
In., April 20. -“Gen.” I<
mgressman Pusey left
i on an early train.
>>ld
id the
ground
The an
vi111 Ice toda
New UueMion* Arise Wltleh Ca
Doubt Among Dealers.
Columbia, April 20.—The dispensary
decision 1ms left things in this state
in doubt. At first It was thought that
the decision was a complete knockout
for the dispensary law. It has proba
bly done so, but there are many per
plexing clement* iu th»» whole mat
ter which leave the situation muddled.
It is now claimed that the decision of
the court puts the state under prohibi
tion law. The decision was that every
part of the act was unconstitutional
except that part which forbids the
granting of licenses for the sale of
whisky. If that portion is constitu
tional. it changes the phase of affairs.
•;
Tided for those who do business. The
cities restrict* er
i demand for n
u- p.f-' wi-ck th*
Mii u •• and •*. I
want this:
th* people
nd have i
1 all that
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Duke Married and His Annuity
Cut Off.
London. April 20.— Alpheus Cteophai
Morten, • Liberal for Peterborough,
moved In the house of commons today
that the annuity of 26,000 pounds drawn
by the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha In
hls capacity of Duke of Edinburgh, be
forthwith abolished. The duke, he said,
did not need the money, as his Income
was ample. From Coburg, which was
a rich principality, he drew 10,000
pounds; by hls marriage he had ob-
talned 15.C00 pounds yearly. The duke,
moreover, was a foreign sovereign. As
such he might at any time find hls ob-
llgatlons opposed to the Interests of
Gn at Britain. There was no valid rea-
iion why such persona should be sup
ported.
Lord Randoplh Churchill attack'd
Morion's motion warmly.
Sir William Ilarcourt, chancellor of
th** ey Rentier, defended the grunt. It
was perfectly regular and proper, he
Mtld. The abolition of th** grant would
not commend itself to th** sentiments
of the nation. He said he had never
felt nvr«* k'-Mily the absence of the
great leader whose place he filled SO
unworthily and whor-** personal in-
tlu» n< •• In such matters had been so
K reat <L"ud and pt • •l'Hig'*d uppluii-.** »
Mort n's motion was defeated in di
vision by a vote of 296 to 67.
,r« extremely
shat th* j,,..>-
KANSAS CIAY V. ATElt WORKS.
The City Ordered by the Court to Iiuy
the PUDt.
Util- rf-K. April w—The e>- of
.N-,n.,uil \\ ■ " ■ '
n-„w York vs. City. M" .
SgMiyM** oww**a»
totoi.
Tbe decree require* the city to
* and the company to seK the
. ,Mi»p>te rkN at the prtce of UJ14J0O.
t„ ;n»t«i by the city sj»*iniing the
n.vnum of that amount
id.-if
-In-
tng
U.e
city
RHV rjuired to pay hy-
r , . ' IU I - '■ t •'-* *1 he
mumrif ta iitdwi IoMmt
fa 'rf wotto <o Amtomm
. . v-
ah
titexAZ. * l, «
itufM V 8 ®*® hh^SS^SS^BS
UtMkL. 1n * hc '"ld be .arefully regu-
Sent KJ 4W • • ' r -*t.d that mffi-
TL?** 0 *"*-* *a<k.fn th.
Wr?h,* fc 5 oa > , ^t ■IliMM shoufd he
xm’lh. thill the coosttiutlon
»nd *hd rule- of the
t'heyJl'l'* w * " f lh< dlltrlet shall he
WlheA.S-* Wr "■Of xround. and
^^ t Wmpany I of r ',;;Ln m n. l .? r l fc r .?'^
ritlsfy them* i ' a,ldr ”’‘’ ,h, ' m
Amerie.. m- 1 n ‘ h ' ,r - lf th-V are
'■■*
l '• hear the
fittn. wfsr to the v.aniieu
: "-j* *" th* flUtriri m the
L the kZ 9 ** r ‘ * V '" ’ h '“‘Chi WUe
’ th-,t Inu..,<l .,f s-'n^
■ a r.r
u.araid six
whii-b to
the my,
I tut from tli
]Utiv ci ppopsrty to
lanot ran ure.1 to
»rk •*
the powOMi
until i f -n •
. i)
corpora ted four and a half columnn b«-t*n res tor'
of the record Into an allowance of one *tr.j>. The
minute’s time, nnd then mode the Wtumkiaus
speaker say at the clOf* “the time ,,f I of rullroud
the gentleman has expired." (This J hopeful.
to smile broadly
-rally to laugh.)
ployment of
iterldls and
b have been
?r nvmufac
et of them
iratlon of w.ik'-.h to rat- *
l !« not yet conceded. MOX
• rer >very rtrillt^l In business ho*
mmlt* [••t• • by consent "f the
»rkt*rs to .t« -i»t lower wagea f«»r a
y insist on the restom-
efore consump
n.i-nv works i
> iloon men here have not opened and
are awaiting developments. They are
afraid to open basinpublicl.v until
there is a e. ttlemvat of the Interesting
aud doubtful question*.
Governor Tiiiuiau’ri »abs, r.cc from the
city added to the uncertainty, an every
body is waiting to set* what he will do.
lit* w.ll return tonight and fomirmw
'* j th** programme of the state may be tin-
foldtsl Dispensaries are still doing
eatwvd the «p<
and the rnei.lbe
The laughter
Jobnion (lUpubUcSn) of tndlua.'5!b,
! I -K ! In ! |;r f, ,|j ,. , X j,j |
the hope that Mr. Burrows would not
consider rapidity of utterance l
ground for criticism.
What the gentleman did say," con
tinued Mr. Burrows, ••was contained
on one page of manuscript and he had
It read at the clerk’s desk. He said
the matter was an Important one. obu
if in this instance were permitted to
stand It wirttld constitute a precedence
under which any member, even In
the face of objection by the house,
might print anything he pleased.’* In
this connection Mr. Burrows Maid he
hoped that Mr. Wheeler would also
explain how It was that under n pre
vious leave to print remarks upon the
til •* 1 1 1 * i l-i latum bills there
should be Inserted twelve columns of
the Canadian tariff.
Mr. Docery moved that the matter
be referred to the committee on print
ing with a right to report at any time.
Mr. V’he-ler sold he wanted the
whole matter blotted out, whereupon
Mr. Borrows and other Republicans
objected. From this a parliamentary
tangle ensued, the result of which
was that Mr. Dockery withdrew his
motion u>. refer the matter to the
committee <>n printing.
Mr. M« Rae (Democrat) of Arkansas
Offered a motion then to permit the
ge/itb-rmiti rr'.m Alabama to withdraw
fr»'tn the Record the remarks In the
controversy.
Mr. R I moved to amend by ad
ding that the sp**-, h delivered be In
serted In Us place."
Thin being agreeable to Mr. Wheeler
it wa» adopt-' !, and then UnnrdmoUS
consent "as gl\* n that the gentleman
might print In th- lte< ord the s|>eech
which had Jur*t been ordered to be
withdrawn This result was received
with laughter and applause, and Mr.
Wheeler was congratulated upon tf.e
/u • risful and happy * inclusion of the
matter.
Th** house then went Into committee
of the w. jle. w.th Mr. Hatch (Demo
crat) of Missouri In the chair, for the
consideration of bills on the private
calendar N-arh the whole afternoon
u.iri spirit In di^oucsdng the bill t..
pay $2J -s) to Ilir.trn Johnson and oth
ers. being the Hinount of a military
as.-eflgment levied by (Jen. Sullivan
upon sundry citizen** <*f Tennessee
during the war Without corning to
any conclusion the committee arose
and ihree bills were pas'-d
Or. motion of Mr. McCreary the sen
ate bill to remedy the typographical
,rror tn the bill p*.**i*-d on th- 6th In
stunt, to put into the regulations
of the B bring Sea tribunal of arbitra
tion. was taken up and passed.
At 4:S0o'clock the house t---k a recess
until 8 p, m . the evening .n be
mg for th- uoriMd. ration -d pr\ it-
pension b
folded
throughout the state, and
lc~s j there is no probability that they will
| close for home time, although hijutic-
)ut of twenty-nine textile and metal- tions may lie issued against them. If
working cw.u-rns whirl stopped during p s clalmtsl by administration support-
the past w**ek about one-thlrrl rh»«ed that the decision t»uiy affe. ts the
which was repealed ty the last
Ion of th** ;u*sembly, and not the
ut»»> In effret. The cases under
no definite Increase
tural work at the
SOW buslnc"* at th*
up for order* filled
and the completion
nails, rods and bar
because of trouble about wage**, other
wise the number resuming work or in
creasing iorev, which v:zz t'-veri'y-five*
would have be-n th** largi Enough
erdrr- have been taken in Iron and
»te.d to keep employed f'»r a time
works now In operation, but this week
Is seen. New* struc-
Vest Is United and
East hardly m.ik* *
Ralls move slowly
of orders for wire,
»*d wire Is followed
bv w. :tkn-sr. *ti prices Th- great sale*
of Bessemer Iron at Pittsburg have
!>.—n at Mich low prh • ». ab-»ut 1')•.».
tons going at a little over fl". with
port belo w$l0, as to suggest that the
expected demand for this material has
not been realized. In a few grad* * of
woolen food* lower pftc-s arc quoted
and In others no advance, although
strikes for higher wages are not Infre
quent. The attempt to advance print
clohts has been followed by a slight
decline, and while the cotton business
has not greatly changed, the tone is
rather less confident. Cotton Is changed
H.Mit , l\ a fru« tion, though rec-lpts
from plantation* have been larger and
* \p >rt* -mailer this wo-k than a >-ar
ago, and busln**** men consider stories
of decreusetl acreage entitled to a little ,
confidence. Spinner* arc not taking
Urg* l\ and the supply Of COUMOlt I
enough for th- world’s maixlmum pr •
duo tion. It l» expe.ted tbat ft
Of gold Will go abroad Saturday, ’ "W- ■
n . • ltlrih Irr. •• •' m-nt In th- ran-' |
loan," which 1* another way < : saying
that there l- withdrawal of foreign
capital from this - mntry
Exports In Marth showed a -light In-
crearic. with a great devicai • in Im
ports, and In -M r«l ih •• far experts
front New York have b—n about V)
per ceOt. larger than la**t >• ar and im
ports about 40 cent, smaller.
Commercial loans do n<’t tn-rea-.
and the rate for the best paper drop*
to 2 1-4 cent*, the low.st on record.
The failures of the past
been somewhat
usual, and were
States, against 186 last y-ar. an in
Canada, against 22 last year, r or tho
first half of April the liabilities r- p-rt- d
have b-en 14.1^6.416, of which 62.^-.--d
were of manufacturing and $1 9*)4.J6i
of trading concerns.
put iu a hard night, but
most of them were enabled to mid a
dry place to sleep. This morning Mr.
Nixon, who runs a. wood-yarl. give
tin* men about twenty u vc cords ot
wftotl and they built rousing fires, n v
°ral of th- men are Miitierinc mmi
pneumonia, but they have a good sup
ply of medicine.
Kelly spent the day in Omaha and
Council Bluff* trying to secure railroad
transportation for Ins men. lie r«*
Jceted oners of Omaha sympathizer* to
.send hi- command to Kansas (Tty by
steamboat down the Missouri river,
nnd also one to divide hls men. and
send half t«» St. Paul and the remain
der to Hock Island.
THE OMAHA CONTINGENT.
Omaha. April 2a. A crowd ,.f 3.000
laboring men marched from Omaha
aero** the bridge to Council Bluff* this
morning for the purpos- of compelling
th- Eastern railroad*. t,y force if n. <•••*-
nary, to furnish .1 train for Kellv’s
army. By the tun- it I,
centre of the city of (J
had grown to .*."<*) me
fifty women. Th- col urn
ceded t<» Council Bluffs by
tec Of pro
night at ;
1 reached tha
mell Bluffs It
and forty or
had been pre-
ommit-
n-iil <
shell
ided
The pres
brought under the old 1;
ent law, however, contain* thi
feature* wliiell have b-e:i declared UU
constitutional, and the court would de
cide the same a* with the present law.
l tier- is :ii-<« ;..!k of th- - ’ nukinc
for a rehearing of the cs*e.
WILflOlf ON A TOUR.
fits and Brenre in
He To* Taking
Now Iberia. I^t.. April 20.—Con art**--
rn «h W !. \\Tls«.n and pn t y wept 1 .
opectsl train today to vdafcc tha silt
nwine-.the <>f Gen. Dudley A>'*r>'.
T< :ri"rr ov Mr Wilson will ) dn a fishing
Like Tonse Mo-.d ty WT l
h- h*' client u pirty iv-rnlnent
planter* and bust!»*•*«» men. who. in
• Inn •• w th Mr Wlls-n’a desire,
will go down the Teahe by Hte.nn-r.
M-.Mtm th - plantntu»-•* ul« ng the n>ute
M Ig.»n Cltv, w*h.ere he will exteml hi*
Visit to I>if"UP be CriUlty. the guest t»f
CtTigr* e:n.in I’nc*», tdio urrived here
today tr» j.on the party.
r WliKon Is miwh improved in hesFth
and spirits and -•—rnw pleaeed with 'he
. ■ mil try Y*‘*t«rdj\ h- p*b-
Into t.T- country H- ee«*ms
lo nee the large pStlRtattotl*
Mr Pi
mid M
til*
The
bill tint
ITent l*»l.
st-I ir bo I
rice ’-S equally
i»*rn t > Mm H- does
* ntrrv- f "n the fa.te
irH hbi name. n. r on
at nil
x urenn given on the
BRAD ST R EIJT S REPORT.
New York. Apt:l
a otlU furthe
other lobar d
’ g intlu*
hll*
This Y
« tOKUl
r-ptl. •:! r f t h- pr. -1- i t f"
involving 21,<
Tcche l u»i *\»:uug mu a gn-t( hu.c'sx.
I..' H I HQl’AKES IN GREECE.
Town* a ml Dwelling* Shaken Down hy
Heavy Shock*
Atheu*. April 2" -Th.* severest earth
quak • of the last teu year* shook
Atbcu. TI.. bo: ffind *ev-r.iI oth.-r t itle*
at 7..»i* this ev—uing Many bou*eM
u«-re darnsg**d Th**bes we almas <le
*troved. Two third* of the hou*e*
wer.* ilnmazel an<i many ruln-d.
Score-, of families are hotnel. s* The
!<• :d officials have bdc^raphetl to
Athens for help. Ileque-ti f«*r tents
and food ar.* coming in rapidly i i.
Kreat.*: ufu*."n and frirfbt prevailed
r.hrouuiiout tha district around Th.»bv*s
all the evening, and It was. therefore.
Impossible tO learn positively how
tii.inv u-re injur, d As far a* i* Uow
known 1 e* 1 ■ ■ dy was killed
Report.* fr»rn Voto and I.sri**a say
that l*" h town* were shaken *« verely
, and link h damage done.
ting of the central labor
union Th.-y were to call on Governor
jackann and the managers of th** rall-
ronds, urging that the common w-alera
be nt once started East While thu
column was marching towards the Mis
souri river. (Jen Kelly was In Omaha,
seated In the private ear of President
Hi John of the Hock Island road, hold
ing an animated conference. Mr. Ht.
John sold. In response to a request fop
a train, that he was not in a position
tn grant It even should he desire to
do so, as th** matter was now wholly
In the nands of th** Iowa trunk lines
and that the road could not grant a
request for a train unless the pr-stdent
of all the other roads agreed Gen.
Kelly then lert tne car »»»d caSSd cr.
other friends for advlc- Meanwhile
the railroad* -» >pp-d the running <.f
train* Into i^nd from Council Bluffs
and all their rolling stock "lit of town.
The road*- are united In their stand not
to furnish transportation for the com-
The throng of workingmen captured
a lot of cats and an engine for Kelly s
use. but when the train reached Wsa
lon. ten rnll-s east <«f Council Bluffs.
Kelly refus'd to have anything to d,»
with It. and It wai returned to Court.11
Bluff* The seh'-me which elly 1* now
working on, and the one t > which he
inclines. 1* to divide hls men. Into de
tachments of DO men ea«’h. levy on
the farmers for hors-s and wagons and,
taking different routes march east on
foot The sugg'-stlon 1* that the devas
tation they would work woiild make
th* Iowan* glad to provide railroad
transportation and supplies t> hurry
them out of their btate.
COXEY
Hag® rah
1 COMMAND,
d.. April
•Coxey
•f hls army
e today nnd started
S’. w York to attend a horse sale
hl« h he has some stock entered,
army will remain here over Hnt-
v and probably Sunday There U
rnor that the st<*p Is a part of a
preconcerted pla"
outside of Washingt<>
have a conference v
P >pu • t h ider In 1*1
will stop on hi* way t
util •
Of tha
Nt
WHITE CAP BROUGHT BACK
Conf—>“■■•» IU’ Crtnw Imi-i a:
Cltiz i\e.
April 2’
-One of the
1 Texas la--*
harg- 1 w 1th
y. has msd-
Purvis Nfleo
r.,rM'W »*p* i/ht bt k fro
v . ...l \.x Sh-nff Mav—.
w bite.-upping In this •■* ar
a et,iif-s.w-*n. impll.-atlPK
et * Arthur Ball. w , n *»t
M^.h.rillrt pr* e h-r *f * '*•
in the killing •>' * n**f ro 11
near OdunrMa S'jm-
veitr Hull w.ns nr.e-s
b\ Deputy Hh* riff M ‘Mc-Jlsnd. 1-ut later
Ball Kil\e him the d'-lg'* Hrvl made g.od
Mark the
Bn Both
l**reit
Arim
mintin'*, .a
etl table’s
irking the
adquarlcr*.
«>n the
L'
. Apr.l 2-
N\»-r- timet
P **Uioni •
I.-d-rals
'h.eka man
ire *.f ir.ji
• . .on next
battl
>f the various
and Coiifetlcr
:a battle field
Uli have *
ai* I**wd '
•*ngag-d j w
crkil <
t :n
should
1 1 y
of »hv ; .pb, »h
luring h- G f atiancstfa durinj; the Confe-’eratc r**-
•i..l .*•-• N«*.e. ills alld the»r
1* ean aave an opportunity to re-
('U.ekrunniign it is understood
the a.imu (’«.n/fij-rate veliran*
JO t»U the b If tit* fi. Id next Week.
The week also fur-
>tabhrihm' whl h '* rr•• • r••
th»nwfl*eg bv the rt-UM-,* ti . thirt\-
t a :•• r* w hi* h furri.-t ’ I • ' nt
to -/> "t/era-tlv ee. although ell Hil
ls ’ e»Uibli*»hrne*»t« arm • it.. •• re lu>
t:• »f wages The widely h-:aldt*l an-
n • • -:re*nt that L’uouuo ol mir.*?rs will
s'.-. * today ha* cause*! uneistnejui
nanufacturers at many central
.♦tern clt.ee iu urn*- . i n- • of
pr >p~<tlv- fuel short a g~ In br-ad-
< tral pfsiu.e pr'.< **s are higher.
• -. Iron .oau. pork ar. 1 lard .vhile
• <-rw »a true u* to of hogs,
t* and sugar Cotton qi-.iftons
rtM: a;n practically uiu:bana**:
AdiXiK Soir<t,-m c.ties 1. improve-
rie*:d charwc.- within th- w-.*rv :* r* -
p r—d from ChartcoCon. Na*hMLe. A r -
l.mta. Birmluglwim an«1 Little it. U. at
sil • ■( whl-h p*lnts genera It v busin. - *
H . ^ Mobil® ckilm* trad- s f ur 1.1
nt * - non Mcmphfs spoelfi. ■ gr • n«/«
At "a. ar»n-ih n.t.ol stores me firmer,
A NOO«E FOU
Montgomery. Apr.l
NEGRO.
A sjM*tial
Andalusia, c-rir
Ml lo
flft
•:i
Iiegp
d.iugl:
N 1 'U11 g ii-gro, \N i>
n.iting Gr-en phi
last fall. The old
run away with JaekiM*n. and tin* o!.|
fellow v.»w*m1 Ncng-ane - Jackson d-
cide<* to save further trouble by mur
•b ring the old man. He confessed on
the scaffold.
HIS CASE CONTINUED
Houston, Tex.. April 20— J. R
Mitchell, who qjurdered Dave Sutton
<>f Eagle Like and are dentally killed
Milton Spark* aud Dan Gleason, also
wounding two men and a child, at Tue
Grand Central depot In** February,
hid hi*- m*e continu'd until next Ntiii
/. Smo n. charge I v ir b f>»*Jng an ar
complice to Mitchell, was acquitted.
LLNSEED GIL Wtjiuvn ».«
St April JO.-Kir,' tixl;i> In
Th.. Or..nil tan- I ‘III \Y..rW> >>t th-
Villi,,;,:!! I. hi,- il ‘HI ‘■ompallT .11 SU
t, ,-ntii and i'li“ k ;ivcnn.-<. d,-i r.,> -.1
iho ,'uiir,- plain Tilt 1 vnrki hi'.' l»'< n
. loot'd m arly ..v.-r stui'." t li- y »' re P ur “
, :,;„. d Iiy Ih.. l.iin..■* 1 “il Coinpauy.
Put ih- I.—i *•“ Ih<‘ ma.hln ry and
bulldin. ;» ahratt ihr.s-quar-
i.ti* Inmr.’d Th." ivar. Iious-. U.iv-
l„..., U|,;.-d r.- .-nily hy iln- IDan
C,, nl |, n ny who Imd fcM.Onrt
worth of Htor.il ih-Trin Th.-lr
|.,«> 11 fully (Vver-d h.v in-nramv Th.>
Crown l.n-.il Oil I'.mpony of I|j:i
,.jty m,-ml,. r> "f th.- lih-i'i* l oil tnut.
ownod th.- i>r..|»'rty.
A MAN FATALLY SHOT.
hits )u*t
laud, o 1
Ala.. April A r.
orh'il ll.-i.. that s s I
.dl t" <!<> farnwr llvliu
I \. had kill d l>. liny I
hid h<
•fui. d. .
.Id
V>rh. Aprd
d i IT:.
TODAY
Th.. .-"Id wn-
larg'd) <h |.. i,d n|»>u 'n.- mol
TiotlH t,v . ah!.* hot :* n ' a. • 1
live !l ai-'i will «lnp J I - I'
Htwam. r I.a Rr.-iasn.. Il;-m
r.-ady h. .-a (.ji.k.-n f..r """
whl.-li all hut f'
cub tl. a-ury
THK Dill r I'.oY \I
Anguaia. Oa . April
the Chronhd.. from 1’ •
hjt» ih.’ Hi.-am-h • M'
morrow. Th.* M.aA —
8,0(10 bat. ' "f .••• a w.
day. Th- Itritoh K -
l.jl.-i of rot;.... • ' -
fh-
did HFlt
A i|ia’i it
• .a I...rrh
rvina 1.'.:
-hip r
"ill,
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