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STAUTLlNGSTORY FROI l CUBA
Spanish Gunners Have Improved Their Aim
Since the A11ianca Incdent
AMERICAN SU P SAID TO hAVE BEEN SUNK
Jllnor that n RIImIRh'MRe : 1'11.,1 , Ilto
nlel Hlllc n St"lllr nllnJ UIIr
thc StnrR unit SlrllR-Sllfm ,
l.h'CR 1"Iorl"ll ( I.nt.
TAMP4 . J la. , March IS.-Passenger on ,
the hlst steamer which has arrived from
\ I
Havana bring a stnrtlng story , They say
that the latest rumor at the Cubm : cnlllul )
when they left was that the Spnnlsh Mhl\
Arcedo frell ( Into and sank an American
steamer off Puerto del Ialtre , I was reported -
ported that thc tcw. nnmberlng slxtcen
persons . Ierlshed ) with her
I IB not known whether the schooner hall
arms or carried nn expedition for Cubnns.
I was reported In havana that thc schooner
had saied from Key West Inquiries ' , how-
ever , fail to show that any boat 18 missIng
or Unreported except those engage < 1 In
legltlnatc tralle. Iany Baled recently fur
West In < lan ports with cargocs
Puerto del Iallre Is a harbor on thc northeast .
east coast of Cuba latitude 21 :17 : north , lgt- I
tude 76.42 west. It has a long all narrow
entrance and affords excellent anchorage. I
Is not far from thc place where the SI1nnish
gunboat fred on the Alianca , I Is one of a
dozen or so excellent harbors with which the
Island Is blcssed , but I Is In a compar.L-
t\'ely thinly settled porton and has no railroad -
road leading 10 It from any direction. A
vessel from Key West making for the \\'Ind-
ward Iassagl' . the straits which divide Cuba
on thc west from layt I on thc east , woull
Iass ) within reasonable Ilstance of the port
The nearest Island of the Bahama group Is
a small rock which appears on the chart as
' St. Domingo Cay , the southernmost of the
string ] mewl lS the Haggell Islands. Iucrlo ,
del Padre would be I convenient 11rt tu
supply ammuullon I t to the revolutionists In
the province of Santiago del Cuba , where
one 11\lslun of the rebel army Is supposed
to be operating.
The Spanish cruiser Infanta Is Ibela , Cap-
taIn Duenns , has sailed for havana. I 11 i
believed . . . she - has ! withdrawn on account of the
Illanca affair.
UNIGO\'N AT WASHNGTON ,
WAShINGTON , March 18.-Nothlng what-
: . ever Is known here of the report that
; : a Spanl h gunboat had fle I upon an American
' vessel oft the COoSt cf Cubl. 1)Iepatclies to
the Associated 1 press last night from Key
7 West contained no lenlon of any such occurrence -
currence Thu story , It will be notell ,
comes from Tampa , which Is the
headquarters for the Cuban revolution-
Its In this Cfuntry. I was first sent out a9
a special to the New York Herald , In which
. I appeared this morning.
Senor Iuruag declined today to see callers
:
or to receive any messags. In response to
lrgent requests for Information on the Alli-
anca aralr and the answer of SpaIn , a note
from the minister was presented to all InquirIes -
quirIes , saying : "Ixcuse me , I have nothing
further for Publication. "
Among thc callers on the minister was
Mr. Gray , forer : owner of the Alanca , bltl
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. _ he . too , was unable to secure an Interview.
He next went to the State epartment. Mr. :
Gray was receiver of thc AmerIcan and flra- :
zlian Steamship company , which operated
the Alancf and sold her to the present
owners. lIe speaks In hIgh terms of her Ca-
pabihitles. Mr. Gray nays that hIs present
business wIth the Spanish minister and the
State department Is of a private nature and
does not concern Ibo Alianca matter. tie Is
wel acquainted with the coast trade between
the United States Cuba and South America
and does not believe our mmerclal Interests
will be seriously affected hy the Cuban uprising -
rIsing or by the Alanea Inchlmt.
Secretary Oresham was closeted all morn-
log with State eparlment officials anti other
persons concerning dlploatc happenings
. . since his Illness. In answer to Inquiries on
the Alianca affair , Mr. I.andls his private
secretr ) ' , said that Secretary Gresham au-
theorized n formal denial to be mallo of reverts -
ports that he had receive from 1Inister
Taylor any answer to the secretar"s note
V , demanding on explanation or apology from
Spain. I
IN TiE ALL.ANCA MATTER.
Tim Stab department lies hall no limforma-
ton from official sources touching the report
which finds Ito credence here. The naval
register shows that the Areedo Is a small
sma\
schooner-rlg/ed Iron gunboat built In Spain
In 1883 and ot about mime knots speed. I Is
not known whether or not sue Is In Cuban
waters. : . Other ! sources of Information 1 ! . han
coo : Hal ulparmen are IlleWlso WIthout
any Informaton on the mater and arc In-
u cllle < 1 to dIscredIt the rumor.
An Impenetrable surrounds the
mystery ne-
/ tatons between the State department and
the Simahuishi governmelt 01 the , \llanca aC-
fair. I seems to have been borne lie Ul101
the olcials of the State department , that In
the present state of excited Public fooling
bettor progress can be imuada toward a peace-
ful $ settlement of the question by keeping the
various notes secret than by giving publicity
to them before a conclusion has been reache'\ '
'rime only resl10nse to dolnlo inquiries that
cal bo obtained Is a 110sll\e refusal to this-
cuss the subject II an ) ' aspect , amid whethcr
or nol any actIon has yet been taken by the
Spalish government Iii time direction of Issuing -
suing instructions tO t Its naval omcerR to retrain -
train from flrther Interference with AmerIcan -
Ican shlplng ) , will probably be learned fIrst
Cram lavnna , from which Point the order
wi be dimmiributeul .
President Cleveland conferred at noon
today with Secretary Greslmm and Secretary
Carlisle. 'I'he , \llanea affair was gone over
nmmd time stntemelt Is made Ihat tim present
nallect of the subject Is such as 10 give as-
Burancc that there wIll be 10 trouble of a
terlols character between tIme United States
amid Spalmi.
Consul General Wiiams has cabled 1 10 time
State del1ltmelt that Oeneral Sanguiliy's
trial has , II accordance with the treaty atip-
nlatol . been tralaCerre,1 from time court
martial to time ch'l tribunals , San/lllr has
been tinder arrest charged wih participation
II limo rebeilol by the Spanish authoriies , I
who were ntuut to try him by court martial I
whel Consul General Wiiams intervened , I .
INTlmVIW NOT SATISI ACTOHY ,
Jmy WlST , 1'Ja. , Iurch IS.-The chief
topic among the passengers by time steamer
whIch just arrived from IhwOII was tIme
unsatisfactory outcome of the Interview hall
by time comllslollra sent by the governn1nt
to treat with ' the rebel leaders II arms In time
Ilsterl lirovimleeViuat inducements were
offered by the cUlmlssloner for the cessa-
ton of hostltl'S or what guaranties were
11romlsell ! are not lown , but all Irposllous
were rejected , by ( he Insurgenls. They said
they held Ihe ) SIUtOI ami were In a posi-
ton to dictate their own iernumm. The prei
Ediorialy. deprecates time rerut of the con-
Cerence and asserts that I hs done more
harm Ibln good
ATIANlA. Oa . March 18.-Dr. A. J. Uaz ,
a lat\ of Cuba , but an AmerIcan citizen ,
who I. I at the head of the missionary work
ot the Suutherl laplbt ! convention In the
1$1'111 , Is In this city . having come directly
from Ilavamma ,
The llortor's ostenslblo mission Is to confer
'vitlu time authorities of the convcntion's imommue
. , wlh aulhorltes COI'clton's homl
board lucre . but hli sudden appeaanco at ibis
jlncluro : alul his wel 1\\I lympathy wit im
the 1'18C lt Cuban Ildellendclce have given
rice to rUIWr that h8 has found \ I expdiomit
to 18 away from tht land l during the IJeml.
Ing Iroubles Dr , HIl declines abmoiuteiy l
t ) talL of time rebeiliop. lie says thaI )
Ilaller In havana cI'ntnl" 10 news heurllg
on limo subject and Ihat Is la impossIble for
the pcollle there to form an ) ' Ilea of what
* hI ( olIC on II tIme Interior S
ItJumrl II\r ito Movimig. :
( JAIUml.AIN. S. 1 . March IS.-Spe- (
vIol 'i'clgramn.-Tmo ) I In the Missouri
tlnt l'lvcr out at tliim . uohlt hul ) rt'lecnm und II run-
n
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o'T AN ULTIiI.l TIhIL \'IV.IU.WU.l I
1lllnn.l : . 1"1'11" ' J"II'r\Uol and , Semi n
" 'nt"hl" p " 10 t Eim force It.
MANAGUA NIcaragua . lrch 18.-Time
Irltsh go\ernment. through Its minister
here , has submitted nn ulhnalm to Nica-
rague I demands n cash Indemnity at
U5OOO as "smart" money to pay for the ox-
pulsion of Mr. Hatch , Irlih consular agent ,
Ilurlng the troubles of lost year and also for
the appointment of a commission to Investigate -
gate the damages sustained by the persons
and property or Irltsh subjects who were cx-
polled , from this Mosquito reservation about
the same tme : ly time terms of the ultimatum .
matum Great Irlaln Is to name one of the
commlsplones and Nlcaraguf another anti
these two are to choose a third who shnl
not ho a citizen of thc United Stales. I
was also mnlle known that n Irltsh warshIp
Is now on her way to Nicaragua to enforce I
these denlnlls , which must he complied 1 with
within seven weeks from limo 25th of February .
ary last , the date of the ultmatlm ,
WAShiNGTON , Marc'.u IS.-I Is Imnposeiblo
tt lear posltvel ) whether the State < e\Hrt \ ,
umlaut has been advised olcialy of time severe
demands nl\le ul10n Nicaragua ! by Great
Irlfll , but from thc fact that Oenerl Bar-
rios , who was appointed ! y Nicaragua to en-
Ilta\or to settle the dimctmlty . has recently
pall several visits to tie State IlellJtment ,
In coml1ny with Dr. Guzman , the resident
Nlara/uan minister , I Is assumell that our
own govermenl Is ful ) ' posted In regard to
the mnatter. Jt cannot le denied that thIs
ncw Inclllnt , taken In connection wih flue
hostle attitude of Great Britain toward 'emu-
czuela promlse3 10 lead to trolble of a chu-
acter much more serious tban the Incident of
the Alliamica.
Alalea
There arc Iuestlons oC hnlemnly arising
In Vemmozuclim growing out of claIms 11rccrre
hy other European nntlomms . : \,1) of the
elnhns grow out of thc fnlure of these re-
11blcs to meet their oblgatols to foreign
debtors ulder time stress of bnrll tme ! > amid
the Infuence of the world-wide depression In
tmlle. As the Elrol1ean governments np-
I Ileal to he moving to collect l'nese individual
debts UI their own nccount , It Is f Iueston
that the United Slates mlst speedily setle
as to how far I IR prepnred to irmmmIt this
process to go on Heckles there Ig I rther
disagreeable relecton Ul10n American citizens -
zens In the disputation that non : uch summit
serve on the commson ! to adjudge the
Ilamae.
On the whole It Is Probable tlat the 11resl-
lent < will Interfere , to secul' at hast nn
Inrloraton of t'ne terms of the nllmatnl
by an Ipepal to the Britsh ! o\'erlnent , rep-
resentng tie great hanlshlr Imt It would
worl to Nlcaragna under her ! ) resent Ile-
pressed cOlnlton 10 prefer a emand for so
large un Indemnity.
OMIt TI ! A SIIXlIC I , ' T rim iusi : .
Acton ff the . ( erlll , tlto Coulel I UI
SI 1 v. l C. I I " 'R CIU mum " Ii t.
I.ODON , March 19.-A dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says that the Imperial
Gazette makes ! tie startling stltement that
the state counci , In adoptIng ) ilohenlohe's
declaration on time cmmrremmcy question , oml c :
the phraRe : "Wltimout . prejllclng our ho-
penal currenc ) . . The cmlsslon , however , 1
no , indication that German has been con-
verled to bIrnetallism.
The declaration In the cmmrrency queslcn
that uloheniolme read In the
Iohenlole Helchstag was as
follows : "Without prejudicing our Imperial
curremmey one must confess that the differ-
ences In time value of gel and silver con-
tinume to react In our commercil life. Following -
lowing , therefore , the tendency that led to
the appointment of n sliver commlslon , I am
ready to consider , In conjunction wIth the
federal government , whether we cannot enter
upon a frleml ) ' Interchange of opinIon as to
common remedial measures \Ilb the othE
states , which are chiefly Interested 10 mala-
talnlng the value of slvr , "
.
STHI0 01' lNOLI-U SUO I ; 3IEN IS ON
I.UleUI I.ubor COlel"ton flomird Offers Its
Serciers IR MechIntrr.
LOOON March IS.-Tho great lockout In
the boot and sloe trade In London began
this morln [ and by this evening 10,000
operatives were out The lockout also went
Into operation throughout the boot and shoe
manufacturIng dIstricts of the country. At
Lelcestel' 30,000 operatives are out and at
out Kettering and Holhwel 7.000 are locked
'I'Imo London , labor conciliation board has
loathe an offer of mediation between the emPloyers -
plo'es ami the Employes. The later object
to the Inlroducton of Improve AmerIcan
machlnerr and the employers have refused
to arbItrate on the ground that the operatIves
have not abided b ) previous decIsions or time
arbitrators. I I estmaled that 200,000 bet ,
anti she operatIves throughout the country
are out The worlshops In many places will
b" opened tomorrow to nonunlonlsls and It Is
pObslble that trouble wi follow. as the locked
out men have blaloled pIckets around timeworks
II works im op a .
COI.01IUI\N IIIS'OLUTCOS A FAILUlJ' : .
l'rlonorl ( rln Inel : Ilul ' 1010 lt Colon-
diii itt lmt' I ' uI'ol'llonl'I"tory. .
COLON , Colombia , March IS.--A number
of polItical prlson'rs captured at Docas del
Taro , charget with cumplcly In the recent
lsturbances there , have been handed bere
General alurls has defeated a force 01
3,000 rebels at Suala In the province of
Socorro Tim rebels are retr2atimmg toward
Bo'aca. The rench cruiser Roland Is going
to I.a Gua'ara , Venezuela , In connection
wih the trouble between Frammco zmmmd that
repmmblic.
A tele/ram rece'ell here from PoInt Care ,
date 10gola , announces that the re\oluton
In Colombia Is over , The triumph at General
Eels , time eommanoer of the go\'ernmenl
forces , bas been comopiele , the deel'e en-
Iagemenl being foulht nCn' Medaga In thl'
Illart of 8anlamler.
ThJ rebels Olmherlng 3,000 : , who were oe-
foaled 1 by General Iateurs lt Suate In time
provllc ; of Socorro , and who ar.rwanl re-
Ireale < 1 toward Bocu'as , have surrendered to
General Iuteurs.
1.\:1,1:1 : A FEV 01" IZI'1'.t'S l"II : I" .
Latest : UV from S"h.I.lr Not Emmcommrmig-
lug In I hn i-I'rcItItimt.
SAN FHACISCO , : Ialeh 18.-Gemmermil
. \lonlo Ezeta . who Is saftly hOI er In a !
comfoltuble hotel ben' , alnOlnres thnt a
new rebellion 11 his Interest haK tuleen i'imii'o
In San Salvmlol' . 'rime last Itealll' ( main lime
south brought u letter to iLmela I Itltng
thai on l oIJ'lar ) ' 1 last IIlslde11 ( iuiterr'z
mmmmlmm it hem , I I conpi racy Ihat I bud hen
immi trued fOl' tbe Iummrlse uf vol II tmi t I mug
talng
1'zlln : 11 1"11 at plrlc 10\ernlelt If 4mmm
Hah'alul. Pnder Gultrrer' olhn' all time
iemuding ! l'onKllalOle were hot , Amnomug
them WCe t'u Olls 111i0s I alHI tmi iget \monl
t 'UIllln : lan ulllo. 'l'imo cimit't of 1.011'1 wus
alKu immmnmedlmtteiy shOl , 111 agents of the
guvemmmnuehmt 'aused the mst of ' .
IN\'ll'lment I'nl al'.lt 111n ) m.mme-
IH-
Iecll. ) 'I'ho ietl'm ' 1IIIs , that \ the Ilrl1irs
Who . Wl'n' In jul Incr the ! it mmiirIsImm .
Wl'l\ turmlere.l to Ie han/ell , mind . 1 ur.rlslnJ :
\\1 that ly thts tme limo omtIm' has hmeemi
ext''mmted , ( olouel Yusuez a m.tmpitoetl
lelltr of the Illoteu'IS HIIIIell \
moh of Indl.lnt rltzcns , Ihe letter stal"8 ,
IIHI Ezetu : hlH coneludl' 1 thut his folowerl
ehosl un InOPIOllne moment 1'1' ' their
IIHI'ltlklng. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'I mops In i l'IHMII ff I tib' . .
I. IUt D , March IS.-An olrlli dlsiummtcim
( rout lu\alnl laYI thut Gln"tai lit l'hamlle
titus left Munihla with mu force of '
Iunlin'lh I t'muvalry
anll Infantr lie his gomme In tp directon
\1t1)'IJmo , ( enful tarrl.'h IHI garmi-
lol'll Uulre Inl hues sonl II Ilurbult of thc
relttis. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
: I'\.I"II"r ; ; 1'1 In I " I Ii. Cllr ! Mortl"'II. 1
1.lHI ) , March IS.-The Justa UIHI Ideal 1
.
( nl\lIalr ) are 10 be Irmecuta1 before a
l'ourt'llrlul oil nCCollt of artIcles whih
timey hlubl hhl lelectng upon time con-
duct uC IrlY ul'el's , .
ttmitt ; 11'1'1\1) ' l'roimoummced . 1111' I
SAII' . . \ l. I'inh. . Inrtl : S.-h' hlummi-
mood uleleguic t ? the comlmmtltutloauul ' i
mun , elegut contlt.lof11 " 01'(1
lon from 8un Juan tounl ) . 1IIb , wait '
shown hue story tclcglallhed front ' "w
Yo.I , nhlut I Ito rich luld I'J JI ll' I lll
Juan 11'1 lie ChtUlct11zl'l the story as u
lulumenlal lake . unit says tlt imo bueh
! lan 11 Gordon II Im'wn In his ; connl )
KANSAS ( { CiTY BANI ( FAILURE
ial Bom Carrying n 1Iavy Ljtl } for About
Two Yenr
NATIONAL BANK KEEPS ITS DOORS SHUT
8nAII"1111 . TellHrIrly . II tutu " ' 011rnlr
ll'nr 1.nl. . nie In4 l" , " SnII'rlu !
1111" Steady ) ' HrIln 1\(1 : Slleo
-\I"tl ! Lmirgm. ' .
KANSAS CITY March IS.-Tht National
flank at Kansas City falbd to open its doers
this mnormming. The direct CHlse oC the ( allure I
was the unfavorable Iatement of time bank's
affairs g\'cn ! out March 5.
In time Panic of 1S9 ( the bank sutpehitletl .
lut through an arrangement then malle
between the deposlor anti the stockholders
I was permllell to resume business . The
stenl ) ' withdrawal of deposis since that
tme has pl cod the bmk In an embarrassing
position and n tsslated another snspenslon
Time sttement given out Is not complete.
It shows assets of 1,800,000 ; liabilities , " , -
050,000. -
The Star thIs Mteroon will say editorially
that none of the other banks of the city :
will be In nnyY affected . thc ) ' beIng In
splenllhl condiion ,
Though tim hank was lmown to have been
In a shnky condilon , the failure WS unex-
pectetl and the news ot the suspension
created Iluite a sensation In financial circles
here.
The followIng notices , 110ted on the batik
doors , were the first intimation the public
had that the banls business hud dropped
of so much ns 10 force I to close Its doors :
"To 1ellslors : The directors amid stock-
holders uf this bank have decided to dis-
contnue busluess Al depositors will be
Imld In full.
ful."J.
" . . . "
"J. S. CIICK , President.
A second notce read :
"To Whom I May Concer : This bank
Is In the hands of the undersigned.
" 0. W. GAI.BtAITH / ,
" ( limited States flank Examiner. "
These annonlcements causeJ no exclement ,
A smal crowd /athered about the banl , but
I soon dwindled away to a half dozen
loungen , and an occasional Passerby simo
would read time mmotices . and say : "That's
too bad , " anti pass on. Stockholders or de-
hiOtitors called occasionally , and most of them
were admuuitted. In almost every case they
would walk to the desk anti shake hands
with PresIdent Chlcl , who In a few words ,
woult explain the situation , Ills explanton
was In every case satsfactory , There was no
loud talk and no nnfavorable comments WHe
mnade. < I Since the publication of the bank's
statement on March 5 , deposItors have been
wllnirwln their deposits , anti on Saturday
c\enlng I was apparent to the officers of the
bank thRI they could not carryon the bURI-
ness timroumglm toay unless the clearing house !
throu/b : I
cale 10 their assistance wlh a loan.
CLEARING HOUSE DECLINED TO ImLP.
A meetIng of the Clearing House a.ssocia-
ton was called for yesterday , wblch was at-
lelltd by the directors of thE' National Dank
of Kansas City President Chick sal ! : "Sat.
uday we paid out over $60,000 . and saw that
\O could not meet the demand this morning
unless something was done. We needed
nbout GOOOOO to put us In goad simape. SOI ;
of the banlts were anxious to help us , but
the feelng was not general , and we conse-
quenty declined the assistance Time Bank
of Commerce offered to help us , but we had
decide to suspend , so as to pay all depositors '
nlk ! and no one person will have nn ad-
vltagl. Every deposItor will be paid In
ful anti uo one wIll lose a cent We will
cndeavcr to have a stlement just as soon
"
as possible
A prominent member of the Kansas City
Clearing House associaton said : "The
Iqullnton ot the National bank of Kansas
City In no wise affects the other banks of
thIs cl ) That the bank would have to
Iquhlate sooner or later has been for some
time a foregone conclusion. When the bank
failed on July 1i , 1893 , durIng the panic , It
was lloublul then whether or not I would
reopm agaIn The probable assets of the
bank arc close to ' 2,000,000 , but owing to the
tact that much of this Is represented by
boom paper and real estate , It wIll be very
slow : of collection. In fact , the closing of the
banI can hardly be lermsd a failure , but
simp a gradmmal dying out. There Is but
little doubt but what the depositors will re-
ceive dollar for dolar wih interest for their
mooney although It may b ( sonic time before .
fore they will get theIr pay. "
' 'he current opinion expressed among
bankers and others who have information
emu the mater fixes the amount that will be
realized by stockholders nt trom 25 to 40
per cent at theIr holdli/s of stock. Time
principal stockholders were emu the directory.
Cashier W. A. Hule of the Dank of Commerce -
merce said that telegrams hall been sent out
by bls bank 10 the country banks who ha\t
been customers of the National Dank of
Kansas City Intormlng them that all drafts
on time suspenlled bank wi be honored by the
Nmttiomial Dank of Conumnerce "I also am notifying ' -
C'lng time wholeselle merchants of this cIty
that our bank wi honor theIr checks If they
so deslro. In this way there wIll be no
Inconn'nlence to time merchants or depositors
of the bank of Kansas City. "
O.D"ST thANK IN TIlE CITY.
The folowIng fgures show the gradual
failing off In the bammk's business since the
11anlc of usDa : On July 12 , 1893 , time total
deposits were $ In90OOO : February 28 , 1894 ,
$1,777,000 ; March I , 1895 , $990,000. The
taint deposits aggregate 100,000 : cash on
hand yesterday , $ : OOOOO.
Til blnle Is the oldest fnancial Insttuton
In time thy , having : b.en es'ablhhe by Messrs.
.1 I , S. amid W. I Chick before the war Until
the 11anle of 18 : I was r3nlwl as one of time
stronesl banks In the we t In July , 1893 ,
I bucumbed to a tutu and temporarily closed
Its doors. Alhough the capital was reduced !
and the stockholders paid In a 50 per Ient
aUeument In time reorganization , the Inst'l
tutlon has le\er recolerCI from the blow I ( ;
ree'P at Ihat tme , and Its suspension now I
Is directly utrlbuttd to Ihat Eupenslon.
The olcers of the bank are closeted wih
several of the heavy dello310r al this time .
1 II under.loll thai It Is the Inlentol to
wind time affairs of the intitution antI
up tle aralrs Insttution re-
lire flom buelmuess .
Presldenl J. S. hick says that time sus.
pelalon Is merely a Ilullaton , anti I hat not
1 IIel10sior \ Ill lose a cent , Since March 5 I
the Ilrposlor ha\e been drawing out , as they' '
conallered the Iatement very ulfavorable ,
On Saturda over GOOOO was wltlirawn and
the otc r Faw that It time run conlnued they
would , not be able to ( ontnue Payment tea )
There Is no probability that any of time other
lanks \ I bl affected In any way Whlh
there wa con ller31le extcment when the
bl11enlon was fut made public . yet there
Is the best of feeling among depositors for
time o cer of the fllCI Institution .
, \ the otlol banks the snspenslon was re-
gorllell as an untortunate affair. which will
hare no Ilrrcl effect except to increase time
busllesh of all the olher banking Immstltutions.
In hanllnl circles tie weakened condilon of
'the lulk lad been klown for a long time ,
ali the action 01 time directors In deciding
on sUslenslon was no surprise , There were
mme hllcalonb . ot n run al nny oilier Immittitu.
W'.SIliNGTON , March 18.- -'he comptrl-
ler oC time ctmrrcncy today received a telegram
aliounclli lime suspension or tie : atonal
lanll of Kansas ( I ) Dank l xaIller : G. W.
Oalbralh was InlntlatelY uppolnted temmi-
porar recelnr. The capital ! stock at this
bank h $ 1,000,00i ( , with assets al Ihelr face
value . 3mounlnc 10 nearly $2.000,00 of wh'ch
$170,600 Is In cash on hand anti due from
other banks. The liabilities are utmated at
$1.0StOOO. This lalle suspended In 189 and )
subsequently reopened but It Ii said that
owing to time contnued hard tmrs It hu
never been able to recover from the lose
Incident to tht anlc .
lW1TUt fl.tX.t''m " ' Vr.m OX IN COURT .
-I.
, \rlUICntR for HnloYlt tt 'YMhtnJtol tn
ile l.nrll In Two \'tel , .
NEW YORK , March 18.-llhl examination
of Charles A. Dana editor bt the New York
Sun , on a charge ot criminal libel preferred
hy rank D. No'es of time , 'Wahington Star
c.mo up before Conumisslon4r Shields In the
federal bUlllng this forenoor * . The suit drew
a big crowd at newspaper Incn and lower.
M. ! ) ana wu represented by Lawyers Hot
and hitchcock . anti Dstrlqt Attorney Ic-
I'arlane appeared for Mr. NoU. The ques-
ten was whtlhtr limo courts ot the nstrlct
of Columba ! imad the right to . 11emauJ Mr.
Dan's removal front this , CI to Washing-
ton mil Lawyer Hoot str j10usly aseteJ
that Washington courts had ) not the
power lie l.slstell that I I crlmt was commu-
mltell by the publication of any statement
In Ills city the Cat should bE tried In New
York City and that there was no power in-
\sted In limo district courts Washington
10 try such a case.
Mr. ) Dal arrived shorty after 1 o'clocl
anll his ) son Paul came In a few minutes
late . '
lato.United
United Slates Dstrict Attorney McParlane
presemmtod a certified copy of time papers , which
contln three counts of a criminal lbel
Lawyer Hoot objected to the papers blng I1t
II evidence on the ground th,11 they were not ,
Properly authentcntCI and , that the state-
ments In them were Inconujetent and irrele-
'ahmt. Inc01\lent
Louisa Kenney , who Is a Clerk In the mar-
shl's omce , was the first WlneSR called ntl
was qucstoned as to the ! dent ) of Mr.
iamma ) Thomas hitchcock was not examined
amid Paul Dana was the only olhcr witness.
limo lawyers for the defense rRlse a point
ns to whethcr Mr. Dana hM : lythlng to do
wih the IHhlcnton ; of the New York Sun
anti whethr he could be hell responsible
for nn.thlng IHblshed In that paper on Fob-
rumiry 22 of this year.
Lawyer Hoot's objections were invariably
o\errule,1 , br Commissioner Simielils.
Mr. Itchcock said that : :1. Dana hall
nothing tu tin wih the buslnes mnnagement
cf the Sun '
There was n wblspered consultation be-
tween Mr. Hoot amid the .eliiur of the Sun ,
when time former stated that he had just I
been Informed thnt Mr. Noycs was not a' '
rcsldent Washington or time District , but
\as n registered voter ot Montgomery county ,
Maryland.
Mr. lacFnrlane object anti \a1 sustalld ,
Mr. Hoot then mO\ed for the Ilscharge of
the cfendnnt , on the following grounds :
I. That mme IJnbahle caUse haM heen shown
for believing ur Sm(1ectnl ( hurt guily of
any offense ugolnst lime laws of the United
Sta tcs.
2. . On the ! ground that . the . mrrant Issuel I !
agnlst nll was not ISSUl' on In-uall
CUll Sm' ,
3. : i 'fhat time wam rant was not supported by
olth or atilrmnmmtion.
t. ' 1hlt the mnter nlege.I " u ' prhahle
elUHeus . not supported ' I ' oath or mImnmm- !
ton.
ton.I. That I 110es not appear that any 0-
( ( nseIS committed I : the , Jeiel11nt
within the jurlsleton , of the IlprCme court
of the District of Coiumnbl'u.
j. , ' .hat It alrmat\'ely . kppears that mme
oCense WUH commltpd wih n the jurlslHc-
ton of the DistrIct of lumhln.
Commissioner Shields denied all these mo-
tons , and announced that heouM sign a
regular warrant of commmiment for Mr.
Dana , and hold him to await the order \f
removal by the district jmmde.
United States District Attorney McFarlnne
at once went before Judg Drown with the
order from the commlrsloner , amid time cout
announced that he would hear the argument
upon the moton for a warrant of removal
for , the defen\lant \ to the , city or Washlngton
,
April 2. t .
. - - .
G lWlGLA CO 1'7'OS - , rlO JltlS Ow.l - ? , iz/
, , -I
Appell to time 'eclmlo to Cotll J "plm.C
anti 1'llHo ' fol'o helter Crop
ATLANTA , Ga , March 18 , - . Delegates from
a number of counties In the state met here
to ay and organized the Georgia Colon
Growcrs' associaton , with State Senator \V , _
A. Droughton ns preshlmt. The following ad.
dress was adopted :
To the Fnrmers of Georgia : Realizing the
Importance and necessity of concerted
action of all enllged In the growing of cotton .
ton , for mutual protecton , we , the Cotton
Growers' ProtectIve association , In conven-
ton assembled , do hereby appeal . , not only
to those enga/e In growing cotton , but nil
interested In I , for their active co-operation
In an effort to better our condItion. , The
Imports Into Georgia exceed imer exports.
' .herelore there Is nn Imperative necessity
for le uc11 our expenses of all kinds from
a ton of grln to expnsts of potash Spenl
nothlnl that can he dent , without ; our home
products are superior to any : \Ve woul encourage -
courage the estuDlshment of factories of
nil Ilnds , as by that means theIr emptO'eH
mnay become consumers 'of our . products.
The contraction of the currency may be
relieved by a system oC bartering between
the farmer Rnd merchant . \VI appeal to
you to old In thIs effort .
First , Ba' the rlsl1" of sUpplieS of every
1lnd pcsRlbe ! to he produced on thc farm
for the sustenance of man and beast.
Second , fly maklnJ the- coton crop a
surplus crop , Intensifying pits culture on
every lne ,
' .h1nl , Dy time use of more home made
fertilizers and the use of less ! commercial
fertilizemmm. . I
In inviting your co-operation we assume
you that there Is no fees. dues or charges
lude tim' membershIp . and no salarIed emI I
cers , but each county Is left to pursue Its
own plan of carrying out the plans of our
O'gunlzaton. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( J11.1 ROLl ) JlTll . ' TIM 1.VW TIWIJS.J.Yl' .
Nmualy .Jnlla amid 111 , AI"xlulor Street
littler Arrest Ii nClli"ool.
DgADWOOD March 18.-Speclll ( Tell-
grmim-Nnsby ) , James Ind Mrs. Alexander
Street Wl'rc tommy 111acell under arrest fur
stealing gold umllgum from . the mills of
the Jumeltale : lnln company . The tbefs
hae extlllled over a Period of live or six
yeats , al1 Imolnt In the algregate to from
$10.0 to'50 , X0.
'l'ime stenlngH were first . begun by Alexander -
ander Street , whu ucclplel the I.osllun . of
Ilal , emmnalgmmmmmmtmom' of the Jolettnic com-
pam' , 11\1 the Colvenlelty' 10cat'll Jewelry
estmtbilmmiimmu'nt at t4penrllsbm , a few moPes
estahl 8pearlsh mils
tram DOI\I\ooll , eOlduete.1 hy hula brotberH ,
WIS uSf.1 to dispose of the purloilell gold
Alexander Street was nrrritel und COI-
vleted a few years ago fur stealIng goll
from the mills ' hut 10ne of.1 bU : ever been
I'eco\elell , It \wlnl \ elahmrl thut hln wife
hnl put I In a secure , hlln ! pilce.
' arrested . ' have , after
'Ihe lll.tes u t".liU' nfer
beIng In time sweat box , for te\erul hourl
l'onfeRsed their guilt , tex I Is thoulht thnt
limo greater part of the goitl stolen wi he
turrenderld , ; , I
A. U. I'V. . 1t"lburl Cmmirge " ' 101/1. / I
YANK''ON , S D. . Mar h 18--Speelal ( Tel- .
' . Order of.
egmm.-Ylnllon ) lodge , . Ancient
United W'orkmcn hUl" .4lsovered what
seems to he a Ichemo on therlrt ! of certain
grmmnd iotige olcers In Suth ) IIta to perpetuate -
petuate thelselveH In ollce , Comm wcl us to
hlve the burRing of ' abOut $ .0 In money.
A short tme ago grand lodge oUcer" of
the Ancient Order or , ' < \\'orlnen uf
South Dflla submhte 1 10 Iuhordlnate
lodges of the slate 1 Ir0POIt10fl 10 .iimipeimse
with time gmnll lodge mneetinI for this year
wih gecetn
miamI to Ile\oto $3r.1 Whll , would he hout
the expense of holding the grand lodge , together -
gether wih $ If Uddloall , ) to he milell by
lubberlltol amung mmubordiiutte 10dues , to
purehate tN'd Iraln for ya"IOls memJ.rl of
the onler throughout th m4tale. 'l'he Yunk-
tOi lodge , Impoim Investl,1IUon. .lsco\ered
thut this alount of money would purchase
only ahout 10 bushel for ouch lodge In
time slnte , which grain would HO about one-
ellhth of the way around ; 'rime local lotIge ,
Iherefore deelnll to \nlertaln time 11101)0-
Illon , anti uI.polntell . a compmnittec to draft a
formal protest 1/lln51 cOllmltee .
Wil ( , xcullo Teihs Emittit' .
SIOUX 1"\1.1.8 , H. Do March 18.-Speclul (
'Felegrmmiu.-An hnporlunt . poclamaton will
he isstmed tomorrow by Uo\ernor Sheldon
Owing to the exlslcnce of 1.leuro.pnlulonlu .
anti ' tlisenmmes Texas
other ( 'ontullous Ilseuses ulong
cattle I . time governor has forbidden tmpor-
tlton of ni Texas cattle Into South Dii-
kola for 0\ ) ' \11. Hanchmen' this slate
purchase SiO ( tt $ IOO.o ( worth pn-
111'1) ' o ) 'eurlnt Texans , amid time Irodl-
lalol mmeriotmmmiy I affects rlockmen of both
slates. The Ilroclumatou forbIds the 1m-
porluton ot < ! tte from Kouth of n 1111 ;
runnIng from San Francisco to North Cdro-
lieu , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Jultcllln.t h.I'clur Iieitica.
PhOENIX , ArIz. , Mr'1m lS.-1'rh'ale dispatches -
patches Iecplvet hen ( rein Wlahlnoton
state tbat h3ecrctar' # mlh h'll ruled
adversely to Governor Hushes en the
rhar8eS mantle agaInst the .
mule a8 tnf governor.
HEIRS SPlNC A SENSATiON
Fight for the Millions of Jtmes G. Fair is
Beooming Intcrcsting
-
OFHRE A NEW WILL FOR PROBAH
l'iirjmortuu tn I las-n lmecmiVrittciu by time
1eeIMI'1 itt n i.mttir n"to' 1hll the
( limo I'reluu < ly Ilruro
time L'utmrt.
SAN FRANCISCO , llreh 1S.-The legal
squabble over the $40,000,000 lel by . the late
"Bonanza King , " James G. Fair . dc\.elop.1 afresh
fresh sensation tu.a ) ' . What pUr1Jrls tu be
n later will than the one 11re\lousl ) ' offered
for probate \\'ns IntrOlueet lu time case. Time
wi lnt Iroduced , I wi be remmiemmuberetl .
' clerk's olilce , mmmd :
was stolen from the count o ce nll
In order that the Ilocument might be pro ' ,
bated , Jlllg Slack hall fnal ) ' rule < that n
certfl I copy ) of the will mlht be sub-
stttmited . Upon the alleged will Introluce,1 ,
oday n biter contest wi hinge This neW
document pun'orts to bl II holographic wi
I Is writen In lead I.cncl , on two sheets of
legal cap I1111' . I was brought Into court
sccurely framc1 bet\\eEn two platE3 of glass
and was presenteti by Reuben Lloyd , atorney
for \Irglnla Fair ull : lrp , lermal Oelrlchs
of New York , dnughter of the Ileceased. The
attorneys for Charley F'ilm' , Ihelr brotlmer
came Into court wih Mr. Lloyd , nIl a1111ar-
enly approve 1 of the Iroctedlngs , There Is
no longer mummy doubt that the thrle children
hl\'o combined to light for the.llrobato of
this latest Ileged wl\ Under its Ilrovlslons
time v.mst tstute woul be , lVllel1 nlnost
cllual Itween the two daughters Ill Chnr-
hey , all ) time dlslrlluton woull1 be made nl
once.
once.Vnder time will 11re\101Rly olernl for ; mro-
bale these chidren would get only the Income -
come from the estate during tbelr term
of life , nnt upon the death of all of them
I he estate would be divided 1 Into three ellual
parts , one part golnS to the chidren of Irs.
Oelrich , one Part to the c'.mIimlreii ' of Virginia
Fair , unless she die without issue , wben
this shure would revert to the chlllren of
Irs. Oelrlcbs , aimmi the remalnllg one-thIrd to
the famiies of several brothers and sisters
of the tieceased Churles Fair's recent marrIage -
rIage caused ni eorangement bet ween hIm-
sef and his falher antI 1 was cut 01 wRIt
a life Interest In the Income of the cstnte.
Ills widow would get nothing. In other rc-
spects time wi first producc 1 nnd the will
11rodncell today are simmullar. In the sccond
will , howevr , Charley Fair I receives a special -
cial bequest of 500,000 , to be paid Immediately -
ately before the distribution of the slale.
Iesrs. Angus ami Crothers nnd Dr. Marie
1.1\lngston arc namell us executors under
the second wIll . Angus and Crothers nre
two of four Cxcutors named In the will pre-
\Iously fed , and which gave Ute executors
entire control of the estate nt fat salaries
during the life of the Ihree chiden ,
Alorey Lloyd , In presenting this secoimi
ahlegel will , explained that , according to its
.
date , I was cXEeuted three days later tban
the will prcl sly filed. lie HaII he would
prove that the existence of the wi was only
known to a few , and , after a long search , I
had been found In time possession uf a "very
estimable lady " whose name Mr. Lloyd woull
rot dIvulge lt present. lie stated that alma
had not produced tt before , because she read
! t. the other will belug offered for probate
1nnd that she supposed I05 a . later ou-
monl than the one held by hcr. Further-
more , aim had desired to avoid tie publIcity .
The attorneys for the executors under the
first will Intimated very strongly that they
believed this alleged will to be a forgery ,
)
Further prcbable 11roceedlngs were finally
continued until April . 2.
SJUlT.IGl i.TIlE C.IftSOX JUST.
Eighty Thoullsd ) ulnrs Worth of Gold
aol I Sliver 1M 1".lnf
CARSON , Nev. . Mlrch 18.-Andrew Iason ,
Ioverment mint Inspector mummul slpel'lntnll-
emit of thc New York assay department ,
has been In Carson for the past week inspecting -
specthl affairs at the United States mint In
this clt ) ' . An urtcle In timlem evenhmmg's
'rlbune has ulven rile to rlmorl that some-
thing was \Tong at the mint , lS heretofore
time presence of gove1ment Inspcetorl has
been Imown to the PltllC on mime tIny of
urrlval ' .he fact that 10 mich secrecy was !
observed caused ugly rumorl and this even- !
Ins I wits leuI'ned from Hirsch Harris ,
meleI and refiner , that something was
wrong at the mInt anti a shortage had been
discovered 1 about u munth ago. I was
learned that something over $ SOO had mys-
terluusly lml1peared and Ihat five cleanups -
ups were made In quIck succession , as It
was thoulht IOle clerical error hail heen
made hut this failed to reveal the cause of
the shortage. RefIned gold ) and sliver to
that amount has disappeared from the do-
partment , al Inspector Ilason expects to
be able to clear up- the mystery In I day . or
two. Mr. BurrIs also Ilatlll time reason 10
luch secrecy was observed , was thut It waR
riot deemed IHlvlsuble to gIve the matter
publicIty , n8 that might preent the ills-
cuvery of thc cause and time recovery of the
bits. No direct chnrges have been made its
yet and I wIll probably be some da's he-
fore the mystery Is tmnraveied. The presence -
ence of General Hob Keatng In CarBon to
whom Hevcral mint eI1110)s , . Inclllll
SUl1elInlellent Adams , owe timeir posltonH ,
Is a sllnileant fact. .
I IJIHI < I 1'1 aiuur.t 10 Loan t'1 ' thlln.
WASHINGTON , Iureb IS-Senol' hmo-
mere , the Mexican minister here , hal en-
lerell a formal dCllal oC limo leeU'lc ' of
time IlhlRhed Itltement that time impentiimmg
war let\\'epn Mexico all fuatemala Is clime
tu the llfuenee of 1 Blltshnlcule ,
' ' )
whleb controls the 'eutmtepec ! ral\I ) ' .
from fear of time comlletton uf time Guate-
mfllan roaml . Time mlnl/ter asserts tbat lint-
limit bolllrH of the stock would bll\e lueh
mono to lose thun to galn by a war , whlcb
woull tend to I'edueo the value of Ihelr
leeurlteH , .
'wn or the 1' e'II'oll I 'ristummera rnl.lur"c'I
SEATTLE , W'mmimbm , Inlch IS.-tI11 to a
late bour Ihls aflroon two of time nine
couvletl who e/eal1c < 1 ( iota time county jnl
Sunday night hlve heen captured , lanek ,
who hel,1 , 111 m the jai br . was In the cOlpan ) '
of the two men call1ulell , ahoul twenty feet
bobtail one of thcm , hit before the olcel
rould gel him he got Into tutu untienbrusim
Olcrs and eltzcns arc scourlnl thl e'Oln-
try In every directon , alnl It Is Ille\'I'11
effected that limo . l'aptlro of the fugitives wi 1m
.
Wi Flplu ) ' lora l.n. ,
CI YFNNI E , March 18.-Speelal ( 'rele-
grm.-Unlon ) Pacific olelalH have Iwen IH-
recte to arrange for lallng ehe'enn" I
CI eight transfer point Freight from Chl-
cage Ihl.ped over the Chicago & North-
wtKter ! anll Chicago. : llwaukcc & SI Paul
and from Kansas City tout ) Ht .IOHOPh except -
cellt when shlpp In car loll for poinlmm { emi
the Union Iacilo all conneetonH'elt of
Che'enne will be rllolllell hel'e. Additional
freight hunlers , wi he employed ,
" 'orkl.1 the "cholo 'oo tIftc'im .
ATLANTA , On. , March IS.-Repol'tl of time
operations of the swlnller who has Ileln
personating Colonel A. J. West qmmmmntem.
master general of Georgia , In Pbladelphla.
Boston anti , elsewhere , contInue to 'roal'h
contnue
Colonel \Vest amid his flJcwl1 imeme. Colonel
' \CS\ Is gm'e'mttly annoyed that hil name
mmhoultl have hcen used In Hueh a manner .
und ) Is hllbl gratIfIed to lear of time mci-i est
of the crook ) In iiostomm
1.lh"ral 1)1011IIJ'lruK. 4 .
SA1.INA. h-Comm. , Mnlch IS.-The twenly-
Ifh unnuul meeting oC time . \ uHIHlnlH
s'noll of time Swedish Lutheran chlrlh ,
which has been In session at 1.lndbburg ,
closed tOlla ) ' . 'rhe ItateR of Iunsa . Ne-
brska , California uiuui 1 time ColumbIa con.
flrence are eOlprlled In title confen'nce.
Many prominent divInes were IJreHI'nt and
much Illolulle work - . was - - accoIPIhed.
( hlh WUl01 Wor:111 ror 6Ill'.Ile.
SAllr LAICE , Murch 18-A deleguton of
woman luffratlsII appeared before time ron-
sttltonal convnton with 11"tlonl alHI
memorials In favor ot woman * cuifnumge. Time
documents were reuII 11 < 1 referred to all-
proprlato cOlmltles , 'rime commlteo un
preamhle and declaraton oC rights malle
I report whIch wait mUIII the special order
for consideration on Wedlelll )
.1ILI.T1.L TU J : "m'l' us 2'lIl . 1.11U. ;
Thirty II"YI ut Vohleuimmty , In Storm for time
: "hll'r I nys or Xo" Orb , no.
NEW OlJ.IMS. March IS.-The labor
slttmation remmmalims , The immllitia
siuaton re11ins lnehRngell 1IIIn ,
aCer their day's rest yesterday , were prompt
In responding 10 the cal of dimly this 10rn.
lmmg and the various : cOllamls were 01 the
10\0 early antI work was reslle,1 every-
where on time river front The nnnounce-
lent on Saturday that several commmpanles of
mmmiiitla front time coummtry votmlcI nm'rl'c today
to take time jilaca of time city troops seems to
ima'o l.meemm errommeomis , for Governor Foster
said yesterday hut wouitl net call emi time eoumm-
try troops for a while yet ,
Vu'imemm cccii tnl.my time govermior ealtl that time
mmmIiitnry uolmltl be kept cmi time mevee for an
lmmtieflmmito perlotl , hmroblbi thirty clays , for lie
% as dutermmmlntut timat mme repetiPomm of Inst
Tuesday's scenes imoimId tnke 115cc. lie smticl
that mmotimiimg t mis yet mmccommmpiisimei 1mm time
way of setthimmg ( lie trommiuics.
A gmmmmg of mmegro Imutterers who crossed time
river thIs mmmormmlmmg to immulemutl the steamer
Etolia of Elder. lemmmpster & Co. uuc'ro mimet
0mm their arrival by a mutmnmlmrr of wimite mmmcmi ,
vhio told timemmi timey woimhil mmot lie alionemb to
tvork mmmii commmmmtaimieml , timemmm to rettmrmm to thmis
sitia of the river at ommce. hater a commmmmuil tea
froimm time Screwimuemm's musocIittIomm of Jefferson
cnmmio over mmmd nplmiinul for work elm time
stenmumer. After mm brief commfereumce It uvas
agreed tlmmut time vork omm time Etollmt simcmtmiml bo
tilvitleti , time Jefferson pumisim mmmemu taklmmg omme-
imaif mmmd time negroes fnoimm tlmis cIty the
oIlmen No flmrther trouble is anticipated at
timat hmolimt. Time uvimole mlvcr frommt prespmtteti
a mmtcro decitlotiiy lively aplmeanmmmmco this after-
mmoomm timamm mit ammy timmue for time last u'eelc.
Cotton Is arrivlmmg freely ammul time mmmemm are
Imuisy at work icndlmmg shIlls wIthout mmmobomtn-
tiomm emm time Part of ammy ammo ,
1110 ( 'fiT l'OR llflKIfl. ' I ICUX.
ScrIomm'u Trmiiulc Tlm'nigimt to lie iirewiumg 1mm
tim ( limit ) 'mmiicy ,
PITTS11URG , Marcim 18.-Timere Is mmmcli
slmculatiomm rIfe commcerniimg time imnobable out-
conmue of time abrogation of time maim workers'
scale by tIme 01mb u'alley operators. Jtccorti-
lmmg to the terms of mmgreemmmemmt citimer itluic
commit ) termimmnte it by givltmg sIxty days mmotice.
Time Ohio valley Iromm immammufacturers gave time
reqmmiretl mmotlce , wimicim uu'Ill expire AprIl 1. '
Time exact nmmmemmmmt of time retlmmctiomm timey tie-
sire is imot htmmovmm , for mmeitimer time mmmnmmu-
facttmrers mmor time Ammmaigammmatetl association
ofllciais uvIli furmmimmhm ammy ilgtmrcs. It hums beemm
I stated timmut a rctltmctlomm of 20 imer cemmt 1mm nil
tielmartmmmemmts uvlhi iiti imakcti , httmt as time Imimmi-
uillmmg rate at lmrceent is ommly $1 ier toil , uiUhm
propomtlommate rates for ilmmisimlmmg , it is thought
the tienmammmls will mmot be so great. flmmt whatever -
ever retlumetiomi Is graimteti time OhIo valley
ncoiuio will imave to be givomm to iminmmtmfactmmrcrs
all over time emmllmtry. so timmmt time reaumli of this
mmmatter wIll affect all time iromm workers 1mm tIme
Ammmaigammuatemi aseociatIomm. l'rcsitient Gam'imtmmtl
1mm bmmsy loday semmdlmmg out eirctmlars to time
stmbomtilmmate lodges. statimmg tIme uroposItioim of
time Ohio valley mmmammmmfnctmmrcrs amid reqtmestimug
them to vote aim it , so flint time rostmlt will be
known before AprIl 1. If time lodges refuse
to grammt tIme ilemantlim of time mmmammumfacturers
it may result 1mm ammother long strIke wimlch
woumlti be dommhiy disastrous 1mm view of time
gradual resumimmption in time iromm buslmmess timat
hmns iteemi goimmg omm during time past few
mnontims.
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C.11It11G TO 1CE1I' UI' TI1I1f II'.I ( ; RS
Millers tJmuioum Orgaumizimit for time Memm's Pro-
teetiomp ,
MINNEAPOLIS , Mardi IS--T1m3 organlz-
11mg of the millers' upto'i ammuong tie ? * ipera
tlves of time flour mIlls is the source of aeme
ammxiety to time mumbhi hmroprIotors , urhm evidently
fear trouble. Time reduction of wages by time
l'ilIabury-Wasimhiunmm company at the demmmand
of its Ermgllsim ewners was tIme cause of time
orgaimization which Includes every nmlli and
every class of employes , Time tmniomm limit imot
yet afiiliatemi witim time' Kmmigimts of Laboi' or
time Federation , but expects to cimoose one or
the other soomm ,
C. A. Pillsbury , mlisctmsslmmg time mimatter
today , said ( Imat time wage reductiomi lmad boeim
put oft as long as possible mmmmtil time wlmmter
simommld he over , and timat It did not average
over 10 per cemmt in imis commupammy. Time other
commmpmmmmies imave mmiatie no nmove to retiuce
uvages as yet. _ _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
1)Ie.INIC .J1C81f.'u'IO Itt' TIlE Ir.i.IEU ,
tmuuimily of Four itt ' , % 'ictmItlt I'olsonotl by mmmi
iimdlnii-L'aremutit Iyiiig ,
WIChITA , Kan , , Marcim 18.-1ermry
Cimerry , imis trlfe and two sons Raymmmoafiageci
10 and Henry aged 3 , uvere poisoned by drink-
lag water from a well near a vacammt imouse
adjoinIng their hmonme 0mm Nortim Fiftlm avenue
yesterday. It is believed that arsenic imad heemm
throwim into the veIi. Cherry ammd itls svifo
may dIe. Timeir faces are frigiitfmmhiy swollen
and three doctors are working with thmemmm.
TIme chlldrcmu will live. SuspicIon points to
an Indlaim mmammmed Sumnmnit as ihe perpetrator
of time crime , Sunmmit amid Cherry both
wamuted to hmmy time same imoumse sommm muuommtims
ago and wimt'n Cherry purchased It time Indiamm
tlmreateimetl timut lie would roisomm time wimole
family. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JJ.eTEJ1SI'OU2' 1)11) iiia.i J'i' I.I.1I.IOl.
Fortunately , however , thmo Flonmi Caiito
SS'llern 'ilmera 'ero Feiv tim iirowm , .
GADSDEN , Ala. , March i8-Funthter details
of the waterspout en time Coosa river , thmlrty
mIles muontit of imere , shmow imcavy tlaummmmge.
'time river anti creeks adjacent to it weie
overflowed for forty imilles , destroying crops
ammti mtweeimlng away mmmammy houses. I t Is imot
yet lcnowii exactly lmow mumummy lIves nero lost.
One report says ommly tbmree persons were
mirowmmcmi-Jako Aiversomm and fatally , Anotimer
says six or sevemi were lost. The lmmimimtlateti
section u'as sparsely settled or time loss ivommid
itavo bcemm heavier. 'rime rapid rise In time
Coosa rIver wimlcim thmremttemieti fmmrtimer mic-
struction at chatlscmm ammul points below has
since abated ,
t-.mLii ) Jt'J'IIOtJI' . - , ' J.i I ,
Siemuimmcr % muhiiierg E-mtI'i t imo lutetmt"c of
t lie I lit tutu I iii ii ( l use rmmuim , ilmt ,
SAN liEr1O , March 18.-Time steammmer
Vaimhlierg , ahiogeti to have beemi emmgagetl 1mm
carrying arumumi to limo roynilats 1mm time
ihawailmtmm islamids wait mmgalmm released by time
custommms otllcials at mmuimlmmlgimt ammtl mnmiied
wltimimi omme hour aimmi a half emi a gum.mimo cx-
imcdition , for which cicaramico papers utere
takemu soimme days ago. Effortmm of Ilatvailan
w'cm'l ' to sumrc her detemmtiomu mimmtil
tIme arrival of paitera mmimowlmmg time real mmattmra
of 1mev secret trill to time isianmis imavus been
mum et ttit ii U mmimsua I d Iscoum rum gomnemu I ,
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, si'l' : .i i'i : . ' I'It1SO.ViIt , ' J'Iil ,
% Viiithciw of fib i'tmltcm , himutlont ( ) tmlmluti limr.
lug tIme ( lOuvers' , % iucomucc ,
TIFFIN' , 0. , Marcim 18-Time outside window -
dow of time 11011cc station was raised by eommme
tmtmlemmowmi liCrOfl today tlurimmg time absence of
time oiilcers , and time corldor of time jail opemmed
mmmd scmvemm of time eieremm prisoners coemihimetl
timero uvero set at liberty.
11111 ho ( Joiipci tIm , , l1t , of I'tlr Itrimiecus ,
hiOS'FON , Mass , , Mareim 18-him time mmenmmie
today flits committee on nmciiroatls mepunted
a bill provitltmmg timmit 0mm amni tufter January
1 , iSt'S , no railroad shall misc Iii tlmimc iitmite
ammy locomotive imot equipped withm mm iiotver
driving wimoci brmmko mimmtl iimpiieiiicVit for op.
t'i'atimig time traimm brake system , or rumm mummy
ham which limes hot a smtmfllcleimt imumnber of
cilia so tqulppetl with itotvem' as to cimabie
t hio cim i-mi mtrt'm to con t vol .1 lie I ml a. On mmmiii
lifter .fmmmmuary I. iS98 , ito ears shall lie
hum ndl ed tnt imommt bei mmg eitmt impeth uvit ii mmu to.
immatte couplers wimleii calm lie worked ts'itim-
out golmmg between time 1,1115 ,
.Jimiiic'iu Jut ltsmI.m .i ny ileslgm , ,
\\'itHl I INOTON , Mmmcii 18-It iii imummier-
stood lii time stmimremmme court circle timnut Jima.
tico Ii. E , Jmiclsomm utiil resighm ( memo time
benehu of time supreme court mit'xt fall it
Imlit lmcmmitim tines not ierhmiit iitumm to resummme
active work after time cotmit'mm. summer u'uca-
lion , Jtmsticc ? Jackson imus beemi ahum.c'imt tmimn
Vammilmmgtomm some moimtimtt on uccouimt of
iilnesmm , mind tIme mnoVermmetmt iii c ingress to
pass a bill placing 111am emu time retired list
was based on time ummterstammdin ttmat him
would nut be able to again tttiti hIs cat ,
LYNChED AVOIIAN \
Another Dark Chapter Additl to the
Niobrnr Valley Record.
FIENDISh CRIMZ OF CATTLE RUSTLERS
Mr3. W. E. Holion of IC'mya Polia County
Meets an Awtil : rate ,
AS'.ULTED Il tIER UME AND hANGED
She Made a Mcst Desperate but Uusuco3ss-
ml Tight for liar Life.
BLcDFIIIRSTY : BRUTES SHOW NO MERCY
'l'iivlr 'Ietiumt iltuI ( us t'ii i : Imlemmea Agmtliutut
,
'I hic'imi for St cmii I mm gSilt iuicinit l'nimmt
to t lu' Guilty i'mirti's mimmil l'hiero
aimuy liii liore Limelmiiigmm.
BUTTE , Neb. ( Via Stuart , Neb. ) , March.
iS.-Speclal ( Teiegnammm.-Mm's. ) . fl. Ilolton , .
whose dead hotly was fotmimd lii imer shuck
near iirocksbmmrg , Keya t'aima couimty , sommmo
tlmirty mmiiies from Smnimmgview , mmmet imer tiemith
lii as foul a mmmammmmer its over unit recorded ,
She ut'mms crlmmmlmmaiiy assammltetl amid then
imamigeml by her nssailammtmm.
Last Timurstbay tIme first evitli'nce of time
tleetl unit discovereml. At timmut tiimmo utord
vns semut to Spnlmmgview , nmmti Friday time cor-
emmer of Koyn l'mthia commnty stmurtetl for time
scene of time crlmmmc , 0mm Snttmrtiay Tlmo Bee-
iuumbllslmeth ml brief aiimmommmmccmmmemmt of time fluid-
11mg of time hotly , btmt mmotimhimg to immeilemute time'
ternitmie trtmtim that was disclosed Imy time in-
( ltmcst of time corommcr.
So far but few of time tiotmilis of time awful
crlnmo imavo been unfoidemi. Ommly emmotmgim is
kmmown to simow that It is tmmmimarahleicti in
Its ilemmdislm executiomi ,
' 1IAT CO\\'IN FOUND.
\Vhien VIliIaimu ConIn of thmls coummmty anti a
mmeigimbor of Mrs. Holtomm. mmot seeIng mummy stir
about time Imrenmises , commclutieml to immvestigate ,
hue cammme umpomm time deami body of time romimam
lyimmg out time floor of time house with a imieco
of rope abotmt temm feet lommg , a imntcimet amid
hmammimmuer beside her. Cowimm immmimmemhiatoiy no.
tified time aumtimoritics and time corommer was
mtmmmmmmmmommed fromn Springview. Time autopsy
imeld yesterday revealed time fact timat time
wonman had died froimm strnmmguiatiomm , after
lmavlmmg beemm assaulted by sonic of time iymmch-
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immg Party.
Time womnamm was living alone , imer husband
being commflned in the state tmmsano a'ium , -
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Tlme deed is suppoed to Imave been corn- . .
mmmittemi by a gammg of vlgiiammters out of to-
Venge for testimmmommy furmuIshmeel to the autimorl-
ties in severmml cattle steahimmg cases 1mm which 4
sue was aim immmportammt. wltimess. Sue imad
bormmn a good reputatiomm amid was in geol
clrcummmstances.
FOULEST OF FOUL CRIMES.
- Timero is ovidomuce of devilisim deliberation
ammtl cruel calculatIon about time affmuir. It. is
apparemmt thmat after tIme brutes Imad gaimmed entrance -
trance to time cabiim , thmey overpowered time Un-
fortummato woman. Siam mimatlo a desperate ro-
sistammco , but coumlul not , avail against time su-
imrior strength of time assaliammtmm. After imav-
lmmg gratified their lust , they fastened a rope
aroummmd Imor mmecic ammd minaggeml her from the
bed. Oume emmd of time roime was lIeu to time
ridge pole of tIme cabin , amid time hotly left
to dangle ummtil life was slowly cimokeil out
of It. immring timimi tlmmmc time cablit .was ransacked -
sacked , anti several articles , ammmotmg themia a
revolver , were taken. Ommo timing of peculiar
interest Is timat a roll of mmmommey , ammmotmmmting to
$60. was found on time persomm of time doa
woimmaim by time corommer. 11cr immmmrtlerers had
neemi for a revolver , limit disdalumetl time itmoney , 4
Satisiieti that life was extinct , timoy cut time
rope with time hatchet , antI limo dead body of
Mrs. iloltomm fell emi time floor withmimm two feet
of time bed , Timrowimig time imntchiet hesido
tim corimso , time iuiurderors left time place , dos.
lag time door , amid intmstlumg to fate to disclose -
close their vic'tinm's body to frlcimmis , that St
mmmlghmt receive Cimrlstlaim disimocal ,
siti : hAD LIVED ALONi.
Mrs , liolteim was a ( iermnmmmm aimomit 50 years
olti anti fairly uveIl.to.tlo , 11cm' hmtmsbammd ,
'I'Imeodore Ilohion , vmumu semmt to tue ilosimltal for
tito lmmsamme at Norioiie abommt elgimteemm mmmontims
ago. Simmcc that tiummo time wife imad lived
alomme omm time nammcim , time coumimie Imavlng imo
cimiltlremi , Shies Iooied after tIme bimmicim of
cattle timey ewimed anti mmuammmmgetl to imrosper
mmmmmch mit ut lien her Ii mm c bmm mitl I I ved w I tim her.
'rimey imatl been 1mm this ecctlamm of time coimmitry
mmmany years ammtl were troll kmmowim to time
cattiemimomm of all descriptions , It is just this
acqtmalmutammce timmmt mmmmtloubtediy brommgimt about 4
time cnimime , She umas time principal witmmess
agalimmmt a young fellow imaimmetl lavis , cimargeil
witim steabimmg horses , It is belIeved thmmit lie
kmmows of tue crlmmme. ills wlmereumbouta are
mmow mimikrmowmm ,
No warrmuiitmm imave yet been mmuatle , but s
mmmcetimmg of time host citizens of time mmoigimbor-
booth was imc'ld yesterday anti If was decided
Promnlit mmmemm.uremm aimoimitl hue taicerm , amid IL is
expected that anotlmer anti pommslimiy several
hiaimgiemgs will take Imlace before iommg ,
SEVE1IAI4 UNiIR StJSi'ICION ,
Several iorsomms are under stmspiclon amid
timeso imarties wIll be taken aiim ) commipelled te
confess.
Time hotly of Mrs. Jfohton was Immterretl at
Oakiiale coimmetery at IThty , timium commmmty , yes.
terday. Keyn h'etima county is imuted for itm - -
iyncimimmgmm by vigilantes , Thmere is mm doubt
but time crIme was comnmmmltetl ( by rmmstler *
wimo have been rupning oft hioracs mmcmii cattli
from the neighitmonimood , and who have reason
to fear the vigilammce commmmmmitte ' ,
Time latest report comnes tlmat a mimaim mmamneti 4
hluiit is implicated in somno way wIth time
lymucimers ammd it It tlmougimt ime camm lie forced
to a comiressiun. A miumnlmer of time alleged
rustlers uvere recemmtiy mmrrested ammd taken to
Sprlmmg'iew , 11 lucre ( lucy ii 'oke jail amid cscapeC
to time reservation , wimere they store after.
urarti reoapturc'd ammd convicted , 'flit
proximmuity of lime hmdlami , reservmmti'n ' to timi
scene of the depredation mmiakes it potliUlL