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f bly Settled
STRIKE IS DECLARED OFF
All linplojei of the Amorlnnii Shunt Strut
I Compniiy lo Ho Iluluatntotl lncltullli
rrtntilunt llollonHj Will Not KccoctiUe
I the AnialKiiiiintod Aclallon
I Pittsburg April 10 There will bo
no utilise In thu plnnta of the Amur
ilcan Sheet Steel compiuiy Thu troll
iblo that broko out In tho Dowcos Wood
Iplnnt In aioKoosport lust week mid
jwhlch for u tlino threatened to onuse
general strike of all union Iron mid
uteol workers In the country bus been
settled In an amicable manner The
members of the general executive
ilioard of the Amalgamated association
of Iron Steel and Tin Workers held
o long session yesterday It started
out with a general feeling that a
Gtrlke would come as the workers
would not concede the only point In
dispute reinstatement of the men dis
charged for joining the union and so
far ns could be learned the otllchils
of the American Sheet Steel company
wore equally determined
During the morning session of the
executive board John Tarrett acting
for the American Sheet Steel company
appeared with n proposition for the
members to consider regarding a set
tlement of the difficulty In general
this proposition was that all men dis
charged from tho Wood plant should
be reinstated Including Ilolloway
and that all but Ilolloway should re
turn to work at once Ilolloway to bo
returned within ton days
The board insisted that ITolloway
should be treated In the same manner
ns tho others and finally Mr Tarrett
changed his proposition to Include
Holloway after three days suspension
and tho agreement was drawn up and
signed
In explanation of the agreement It
was stated that the matter will remain
In exactly the same position as be
fore tho trouble broko out The or
ganization of the locals of the Amal
gamated association among tho em
ployes of tho mill will bo continued
though the company will not recognize
it in any way In dealing with tho men
There did not seem any disposition
on the part of either side of the dis
pute to claim a victory or tho best of
the settlement
i Another Strike at McKccsport
McKocsport Pa April 10 After
safely passing through one labor trou
ble McKccsport has just entered an
other Last night all tho hands em
ployed on the McKccsport connecting
railroads struck for longer dinner hour
The men at present have to return to
work Immediately after they are
through eating their midday meal
and they now demand 4 minutes Tho
strikers are all members of tho broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen and that
organization Is expected to back the
men In their demands
GENERAL STRIKE ORDERED
Firemen and Ijlnoinen on Harbor Tugn at
Lake Torts Quit Work
Cleveland O April 19 A general
strike of nil the firemen and linemen
employed on harbor tugs at Cleveland
Conneaut Erie Ashtabula Falrpprt
iSandusky Lorain and Toledo has
Ibeen ordered to begin at once The
strikers demand an advance of 5 per
month They now receive 50 per
month The Grout Lakes Towing
company which practically operates
nil the tugs at the points named re
fused to consider the demands and
the strike order followed It Is said
that altogether nearly 1000 men will
be directly affected
Sematiou In Teiiiinsriot Senate
Nashville Tenn April 10 Senator
W B Eldrldire of Memnhls In oiion
session of the senate yesterday ac
cused ex Comptroller Tames A Harris
of an attempt to bribe and blackmail
end precipitated one of the most sen
sational scenes ever enacted In the
balls of a Tennessee legislature lie
charged that Harris came to him at
bis seat In the senate chamber in the
morning nnd offered him fOO mid
promised him to have withdrawn n suit
pending ngalnst him on the condition
that he would vote for the terminal
bill when It came up on a motion to re
consider
Strikers Carry Their Point
Shamokin Pa April 10 The strike
nt tho Natalie colliery ended yester
day by the return to work of the 1000
employes Inside Superintendent
James Bntemun whom tho men
claimed was unfair In adjusting the
wngo schedule resigned It was
chiefly for his dismissal that tho men
struck
Iowa Debaters Defeated
Topekn Kan April 10 Representa
tives of Grlnncll college Iown were
defeated In a debato with Washburn
college hero last night The ques
tion was Resolved That the perma
nent retention of the Philippines would
provo detrimental to tho United
States
Frerident Itinerary Completed
Washington April 10 The Itinerary
of tho presidents tour to tho Pacific
const is now complete and no fur
ther appeals for changes en route
or stops will be considered The
party will spend Sunday June 2 ot
Salt Lnke City as originally planned
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WINTER BRIDGE PIERS SOLD
ltnpei ly of Knnim City nnd Atlantic I
Illnposvd Of t NalNf MurtsiRr
Kansas City April lll Tlu Winter
bridge piers In the Missouri river til
this point and other terminal prop
city of the Kansas City and Atlantic
railroad was sold at auction yester
day to Theodore C Rates of Worces
ter Mass for 100000 The sato
was made to satisfy a mortgage for
about 700000 held In trust by tho
Massachusetts Loan and Trust com
pany of Boston nnd the property
was purchased In the interests of tho
bondholders
The sale will end the receivership
of the property nnd will terminate
ten years or litigation Mr Rates
Is at the head of an eastern syndicate
which controls the property and which
will It Is said begin a reorganization
of the terminals that will result In
the building of a large passenger sta
tion that will afford means for an
entrance Into Kansas City of the Bal
timore and Ohio Southwestern the
Chicago and Northwestern and other
railways
The bridge will also be ussd It Is
said to bring In suburban electric
roads now being projected from St
Joseph Liberty Excelsior Springs and
other nearby cities
ON VERGEJTJF RUIN
Orent Crowd In ICiirIUIi Common to Hoar
lludit Sntcmenlrroprlty Not So
Marked a Formally
London April 10 Tho exceptional
Interest taken in this years budget
statement was evidenced by the
crowded conditions of the house of
commons when It reassembled yes
terday
The chancellor of tho exchequer Sir
Michael I licks Beach rose amidst
rounds of cheers and commenced the
budget statement Ills opening sen
tence was not promising
During tho last live years said
the chancellor wo have been Invarln
bly able to congratulate tho house on
a general Increase In the prosperity
of the country but tho year 1000 espe
cially the last six months showed
symptoms of a change Our foreign
trade during the year considerably In
creased but in value rather than lu
volume
The budget adds 2 pence to the in
come tax making it 1 shilling 2 pence
It does not provide an increase In the
duties on beer wine or tea spirits or
tobacco
A duty of 4 shillings 2 pence per
hundredweight will be Imposed on re
fined sugar A duty of 2 shillings per
hundredweight Is Imposed on molasses
A duty of 1 shilling and 8 pence per
hundredweight is imposed on glucose
A shilling per ton duty is Imposed
on exported coal
Raw sugar polarizing below OS Is to
pay a duty gradually diminishing ac
cording to each degree of polarization
to n minimum of 2 shillings at a polar
ization of 70
When the chancellor concluded Sir
William Vernon Ilarcourt exclaimed
We are living in nn age of newspa
per finance and of increased expendi
tures We cannot go on without In
volving this country In financial ruin
FARMER IS SHOT IN BACK
Afttallant Fires Twice nt Andrew Miller
Wounding Hlni Fatally
Minerva O April 10 As Andrew
Miller a wealthy farmer living a half
mile east of town was climbing from
the basement to the first floor of his
barn he was shot in tho shoulder
He started back down the ladder and
just as lie reached tho floor another
shot penetrated his left lung Miller
attempted to grapple with his assail
ant and was shot through the cheek
His assailant escaped and Miller sank
down exhausted from loss of blood
Bloodhounds from Canton have been
put on the trail of the nssassln
Miller Is sinking fast and cannot
live No motive can be attributed for
tho deed unless an old grudge Miller
stated a few minutes after tho shoot
ing that ho believed ho knew his as
sailant Tho Miller farm joins Presi
dent McKinleys farm In the northwest
corner of Coluinblnnn county
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Governor Yates appointed Joseph E
BIdwIll chief grain inspector of
Chicago
Tho naval yacht Dorothea is to bo
sent to tho groat lakes for tho use
of naval mllltlu
Firo destroyed 150000 worth of
cars of the street rullway company at
Birmingham Ala
Chinese indemuity claims of French
departments of war marine and col
onies are 103000000 francs
Northern bricklayers refused to
work beside negroes at Jackson Miss
As a result work on tho new capltol
is stopped
J II Wlllard a prominent Demo
cratic politician of Indiana died sud
denly In the Clarendon hotel New
York Wednesday
The palaco of tho empress was
burned nt Peking It was occupied
by Count von Waldersoe and staff
who saved only their mllltnry papers
Tho totnl amount of gold now held
in tho United States treasury exceeds
f500000000 the ilrj time this figure
has been reached in the history of the
country
President McKinley has decided
upon a policy for the government of
Porto Rico Tho time for tho pay
ment of delinquent taxes Is extended
rplin IMilllnnltw ulntl nf frnvaptimunt lu
nearly completed
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Two Engines Carried Down by
Huge Avalanche
FOUR TRAINMEN KILLED
Locomnllvnt Had linen Uncoupled From
the Train Which Wan Heavily Loaded
With Fatneticrr and Started to Illicit
the Snow When the Dltimtur Occurred
Boulder Colo April 10 -A terrible
accident occurred on the Colorado
ami Northwestern road near this
city Two big engines attached to n
ptiKhiiiger train coming from Ward to
Roiilder were struck by a huge snow
slide and hurled Into the chasm below
Four trainmen were killed They are
Engineers Ilanuoii and Fitzgerald
Fireman Miller and Conductor Rnlr
Fireman James Marks was found
under the snow with n broken leg but
not fatally hurt Oliver Sells a boy
who was making kodak pictures of
the engines bucking the snow was car
ried down by the slide nnd will prob
ably die The slide wan about 100
feet wide and six feet deep
When the train reached Boomer
villi the engines were uncoupled anil
started up the hill to buck the snow
which was deep upon the tracks A
sharp curve occurred near the apex
of the mountain and just as the en
gines started to plow through a huge
snow drift n vnst avalanche of snow
nnd earth was loosened from above
It came down with a terrific force and
gained momentum every second The
train which was heavily loaded with
passengers was not touched by the
slide
RATES FOR CONVENTIONS
TrniKuontlnental IntiiuiiKer Anooliitlou
Complete ltn Work
Delmoute Oai April 10 The prin
cipal business accomplished yesterday
by the Transcontinental Passenger as
sociation was the fixing of rates for
the various conventions during the
year The round trip rate for the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo from
San Francisco was fixed at one stand
ard first class 150 day fare to the Mis
souri plus one first class fare added
to 1 from Missouri river points to Buf
falo These tickets will be sold June
and 1 July and -1 Aug 22 and 2l
and Sept 5 and 5 and apply by all di
rect routes The same rates as above
were fixed for tho Baptist Young Peo
ples International convention nt Chi
cago and the National Educational as
sociation at Detroit in July of this
year
For the Grand Army national en
campment at Cleveland Sept 5 nnd
0 one 0 dny fare Is to bo the excur
sion rate with the same condition as
the Pan American exposition rates
The rate for the conclave of Modern
Woodmen of America at St Paul Is
also one 0 diiy fare The return lim
its of tickets sold according to the
rates made for the Elks convention at
Milwaukee the National Kducnlionnl
convention nt Detroit and the Knights
Templar conclave at Louisville was
extended from to fiO days
Fresh Oiitln vnkrt of Iliiguo
Vancouver 15 C April 10 The
steamer Aorangi from Sydney brings
news of fresh outbreaks of the plague
at Brisbane nnd Perth Tin serious
phase Is the appearance of the plague
In the Dunwlch Insane asylum where
there nre 1000 Inmates The carrying
of the plague to the asylum Is as
cribed to rats and all sewers In tho
Australian cities are being fumigated
in order to destroy Infected vermin
with the result that thousands of dead
rats have been washed out
Kill llli Wire nnd Self
Chicago April 10 Charles Sweeney
local agent for tho Worth Tobacco
company of Lexington Ky yesterday
Eliot and killed his wife Sarah Swee
ney and then took his own life at
the Dubuque Hate In Rush street
North Atlantic Squadron nt Kingston
Kingston Jamaica April 10 This
port Is in holiday attire owing to tho
arrival of tho United States North At
lantic squadron commanded by Rear
Admiral Farquhar Tho warships
were saluted and returned the salutes
The governor of Japalcn Sir Augustus
Hemming visited Admiral Farquhar
on the Kearsarge Later tho American
admiral visited the governor at the
government house Tho squadron left
nt daylight this morning
Wind Htorui Milken Solum
Solrnu Ala April 10 A terrific
wind and rain storm struck Selma
yesterday Tho electric light plant
nnd several other buildings were dam
aged and many trees uprooted No
casualties are reported A freight
train on the Mobile and Birmingham
road was caught In the storm near
Jackson and wrecked Engineer H
G Elwood of this plnco wus killed
nnd a brakeman badly hurt
Found Dead In HiitTS
Hastings la April 10 Joshua
bln living six miles southeast of this
placo was found dead In his buggy
wniie returning homo from Emerson
Mr Durbln was one of the oldest resi
dents of this county and was well-to-
do Epilepsy cause of death
limine llloelt at Fairmont lltirui
Fairmont Neb April 10 Fire broke
out last night In tho Reasor block de
stroying the building valued at 12
000 covered y Insurance Miller
Co drugs and R G Hall hardware
occupied the lower lloor aud tbe Block
wua mostly consumed
B iWC
REPORTS ARE GUESSWORK
President Hill Ancili Many Statement
Mmle ttcgnrdlnu Mcijjet aie Krinniniti
Seattle Wash April 10 President
J 1 Hill of the Great Northern who
Is now lu this city on being asked
by n representative of lie Associated
Press ir he had anything further to
say touching publications concerning
the merging or various railway corpor
aliens Into great syndicates mild
Say to the Associated Press that
1 have rend the various statements
published and where there N one
clean cut statement of facts there are
about a dozen statements of erroneous
character It is true that several
large railway corporations are en
deavorlug to mnke closer trallle ur
rniigeinents and that such arrange
nieiits Involve the lltirllngton but up
to tho present time here has been
nothing consummated upon which lo
base correct statements
It Is apparent that Mr Hill has
been greatly annoyed by the coupling
of any railroads other than those with
which he has been dealing and he
did not hesitate to say that Interviews
which hail been given out by heads
of such railroads were merely guess
work and contained little truth
Mr Hill leri Seattle for St Paul
nt noon
Y W C A CONVENTION
HlKhlh Itleiiiilal Meet hi- or tho American
Ainocliitlon Cnuoue nt Nilili Ills
ItepoiU Ale Head
The three days pool tournament at
Washington between Alfred Do Oro
and Frank Sherman for the worlds
championship ended Thursday in n
victory for Do Oro who made a total
of 000 points against IPS for his oppo
nent
Nashville Tenn April 10 Tim
eighth biennial convention of tho
America n Asoelntlon of Young Wom
ens Christian associations convened
here yesterday at tho First Cumber
land church After an address by S
Wallers McGlll on Splrltujil Growth
and the Motives of Life Mrs L Wil
lie r Mcsere read the report of tho
American committee Extensive de
velopment was noted In every aspect
of the work
The report of the treasurer Mrs IL
C Tillman showed a balance on hand
at the close of the last fiscal year of
2750 In 1100 the receipts were 21
OIH and the expenditures 21011
A nominating committee reported
for election the following convention
officers who were unanimously elect
ed Chairman Mrs L W Mcsere sec
retary Mrs Carrie B Wilson Chl
cazo press secretary Miss Elizabeth
Wilson- secretary of tho city commit-
slon
niNiimlerttaudliiK luincx Had Wreck
Cleveland April 1 As the result of
a head on collision between freight
and construction trains on the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie road in the Cleve
land yards one man was killed and
several badly hurt The dead man Is
William Tides a brakeman Tho In
jured are Harry Velsenbrech engi
neer Canton probably fatal Sylvester
Briiggeu Cleveland badly hurt The
cause of the accident Is supposed to
have been the result of a misunder
standing of orders
Knium Ick for Culm
Abilene Kan April 10 Tho Kan
sas Wholesale Egg Dealers associa
tion met here last night nnd accepted
a contract to ship 100 cars of Kansas
eggs to Cuba for tho Island trade
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Two robbers held up a gambling
house at Memphis aud got i000
General MacArthur thinks only n
small force will be necessary in the
Philippines
Dr II S Scruggs Jr of Memphis
was murdered lu Ids carriage by un
known assassin
Liquor Interests arc reported lo
have raised a corruption fund to in
fluence legislation at Honolulu
Ex Congressinun M R Baldwin of
Minnesota committed suicide at Seat
tle because of business reverses
Lake steamers owned by the rail
road companies will remain Idle until
the marine engineers strike ends
Tho committee of lfi raided several
pool rooms In New York The police
nre accused of giving warning of the
raid in advaucei
Mrs L It Adams of Richmond Intl
secretary of the House Heirs associa
tion was arrested charged with using
the malls to defraud
Anti Ritualist John Kenslt was at
tacked while coming out of a London
church where he protested against
confirmation of Bishop Ingram
The German military expedition
against the Chinese Is causing appre
hension among the foreign envoys In
China Li Hung Cluing Is found to
bo playing a double game
Mexico Wednesday signed tho con
vention of Tho Hague peace confer
ence China Luxemborg nnd Turkey
are now the only countries which hnvc
not signed the pcaco convention
The United Mine Worker of Amer
ica expended iri000 last year for
tho relief of strikers nnd their fam
ilies A lnrge portion of this wns for
the southwest strlko which is still in
progress
A new manganese Iron oro field hns
been discovered 12 miles south of Lit
tle Grande Utah E T Wolverton
a veteran prospector when searching
for copper stumbled upon an extinct
crater from which hud overflowed
vast quantities of manganese iron
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NORFOLK NEBRASKA FRIDAY APRIL 19 J90I
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were to meet it face to face If you do we want to sen you
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
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Buys and Sells Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Dra fts nnd Money Ord ers Sold on any Point In Europe
A General Steamship and Foreign Pnasagu Business Transnoled
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