Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - May 15, 1894, Alton, Illinois ESTABLISHED 1861 ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH Lucas GENERAL AND r Third one door west ot Third HENERY and Packer IN ft SALT LABD AHD OF No 550 Second As old M tho hills and never excell Tried and proven is the verdict of Simmons Liver Regu lator is the only L to which you can pin your faith for a A mild laxa and purely veg act ing directly on the Liver and Kid Try Sold by all Druggists in or in Powder to be taken dry Tho King of Urn I have used and can say It In medicine chant In BM dw In red on Than Pills Gum Moth Best Insect Powder and Powder at MARSHS DRUG THE Is the only one that GOOD SATISFACTION 101102 Adjustable Window Strong light and Fits anv The Cheapest Respectable Screen in the Oiled or BY FOR SALE PITTS 315 Bolle HATS We have received and the newest Styles The Latest Shapes and Silks at 203 West II STEP WITH Only those men will be in style who order their mm SUITS Dont wait until April or Call at once ana examine the mag stock of Spring Suitings now on hand the and select one which will be marie into a neatly fitting Shurtleff Business il Tnu III TsST m NOT Striking Miners Will Insist on Their DELEGATES AT of United Mine Workers No will Ho Tim Truhm on Annum t of tho ol In tlin lino of May I rain ar riving In this city brought to at tend the miners convention and the con conference which place at the cham ber of commerce between the miners aud Very few operators put In an appearance IIH early IIH did the miners del but a large number of rooms have been reserved for them at tho various ho and a good sized delegation will prob ably arrive In the city by While It has been the dis operators have been Insisting right along that their men are willing to work for 55 cents n ton if they could be assured It was not long after tho min ers had arrived that it became apparent that so fur as the delegates represent the feelings of the strikers the men are not at all willing to return for the same voiced the senti ments of n good many delegates when he answered u suggestion as to ft Will on Living he we did not come here for a compromise and thus far wo no such word in our Nothing short of what we ask will give the miners living wages aud for that we We can hold out for three but wo no desire to do lor that reason wo came to this confer would not for a moment consider the effect of settlement in differ ent localities without reference to what is lone The only condition der which work will be he con Is a for all the as was originally The declaration menus that tho miners and operators of the Pittsburg district are as far apart as Tho latter de at their conference in Iittsburg on Friday that they would not participate lu the convention to be held fur that they would settle with their men without consulting the of United Mine of The feeling of independence manifested by the miners in their small caucuses dori not appear to indicate a settlement with out a A number of the dele gates said that the conference would bo of very short duration if the operators In upon The oper ators of mines iu the Ohio fields have all along their will to make a settlement with their men through their national organization and the district men are not backward In asserting that the Ohio oper ators are backing the hoping that the miners will force the to pay a rate of 75 which will give the Hocking Valley and Jackson operators a differential of cents a ton iu their fa U cents being on the mining rate and cents ou the freight miners In The miners convention was called to or dcr by President John Mcbride at 11 oclock In Hank Street with about 200 delegates A committee was ap pointed composed of one or two from each district to hear reports from the various mining sections represented in regard to any grievances and as to what action they desire taken in regard to tho After transacting some unimportant business the convention adjourned in order to give tho scale committee an opportunity to fin ish Its RESULT OF THE COAL Truhm Discontinued on the Now York Central May trains were taken oft this division of the New York Central railroad and more will be dropped because of lack of soft In the East Albany roundhouse are now stored all the engines of the trains taken All switch engines iu the Kast aud West Albany yards have begun burning wood for In Kast where all passenger engines that run between Al bany nud New York take their fifteen cars of coal are ou which is sufficient for only or two In where most of Is stored as it comes from the there Is less ou baud at present there has been in several Five shifting en gines in service at the West Albany shift ing yards mid three service trains were taken Only live freight trains left West Albany bound Seven small fast freight trains left for New The truck men have received orders to collect all tics and other wood lying along the Hue of the road for use of May six oars of consigned by the Wheeler Coal company of this city to various points on the Baltimore and Ohio were by the railroad company for use on the MAY NOT HANDLE Action of the of the American May of the strik ing Pullman company employes at Pull have been extremely active since the strike endeavoring to arouse the American union men at this point to refuse lo handle Pull man earn on the linen they work er agents have also been at work In other and if they succeed as well at out side points as they have here there will not bo a Pullman car moving anywhere in the west by the end of thu coining American Hallway union men announce that they will hold a meeting within thirtysix hours and decide not to handle Pullman cars during the continuance of the strike at Pullman any trains lo which Pullman cars are President Debs of tlie union was what action the of the union would take in view of the expressed wish of the men to help their brethren at He replied that the strike at Pullman and all its ramifications were present In charge of Vice President and un til a report Is from him he Dabs could sny nothing as to what plans the union bad in view toward helping the Pull man men In their Jt the officers heed the wishes of tiie men at Pullman come to a close sooner than was lu the Coke May coke strikers arc a more lawless spirit in this end o the region than ever At the strikers assembled and drove the men from At n workman was taken out by the tied to a post and given a severe whipping with a The house of another was surrounded and all the windows broken with The region is excited over the reported attempt tc blow up the Morgan tunnel of the new state line railroad with dynamite The destruction of this tunnel would prevent the shipment coal from the Motion river Striking Miners n May striking miners are building a fort at the summit of Bull a strategic commanding a clear view ot the Victor and other mines whoso owners refuse to pay the union scale of wages and it Is preparing to resume work with men protected by an armed RIDDLED WITH A Terror lo tho of Monroe leu May whc for some time has been a terror to of Monroe has ut last been sur rounded and his career has been cut About two months ago an attempt was made to arrest him for grand lar The attempt was made by a led by Deputy Sheriff William Tato barricaded himself and fired on the killing a bullet piercing tut faithful officers Sheriff Foster or another party aud started aftet the They chased him into a and late opened fire on Foster was shot in the shoulder and ble d to death before a physician could bo Another posse was formed aud Tato again succeed ed iu killing a It was then thought be had made good his escape from the but he was heard and mi other posse was was located and He was or dered to throw up his which he re fused to aud he was literally filled with Rewards amounting to had been offered for the desperado dead 01 Societies May to the Catholic societies convention and May have all arrived and there arc visitors in the A meeting ol the delegates was held at which the dent of the fest welcomed the delegates to tho Mayor also made a short address welcoming the delegates aud giv ing them the freedom of the Gustavo president of the Catholic societies of Wisconsin presided over the meeting aud also made a Died In tile May Wilson died in the electrocution chair at the penitentiary in this city for the mur der of Detective Harvey in July At his own request he was pho In his All through the morning he preserved au de Ho refused to see a To his attorney he gave a the contents of which tho attorney will not make public just Hoy Kills UU May accused his wife of kissing her aud iu his jealous rago he would kill Their son George when seized a hatchet and started for the who drew a revolver and fired two shots both piercing bis fathers He fell The boy is in but public sym pathy generally Is OH his Tragedy ut May Haddox was stabbed and almost instantly killed by William who iu turn re a fatal blow from a hatchet thrown by George a friend of Haddox owed for a and the tragedy was the result of a quarrel over payment for tho Two May pris in the Hamilton county jail charged with larceny made their escape by sawing off two bars in the door leading to the outer The outside door being it was an easy matter to force it open and Their names were Wil son aud of all in Leavening Govt Report Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE THE NEWS IN At tho school election the ticket was with one Voice from the AtI Women voted for tho first i r and elected two of their number to tracts A Colored Who To IU Ad vised liy iho Lord I hat Would Follow If Ignored lliu by the Supreme Court John May believer In caused a bit of sensation In the It shortly after the speaker had opened the Business had be gun in a desultory when suddenly a voice came from tho Every one looked in the direction whence the sound came and saw a very very black and very ministerial looking negro waving his arms mil shouting at the he and out waiting for official con I am advised by the that unless this congress passes the Coxey bills by May 24 he will destroy the White the treasury department and the Capitol building by thunder and light 1 Out of But he didnt The rude hand of the in the shape of a came down on his collar and knocked all the wind out of Tho same hand tried to yank him out of his but ho and Speaker Crisp ordered an other doorkeeper to lend a Tho re quest was with the the orator was lilted swiftly and firmly out of his pew and dragged out of the gallery as u he hud been a bag of There was much confusion on the floor and in the but Speaker Crisp by a vigor use ol the gavel soon restored the hand of the law lugged the disturber down to the Capitol The Lord Delegated There he said his name was Matthew from where ho was once arrested for reading tho Scriptures the He explained his action by saying that the Lord had come to him iu a dream and delegated him to give tho warning he had just He was recognized as a half crazy who has maelo a living for the last decade working a wagon by means of two treadles up and down the streets at picking up drunks and taking them to their Ine Capitol police are now holding H con ference to determine what to do with HIS The Court a Decision A KII I list John Me NEW May appeal of John McKane to the United States supremo court was decided against Justice Harlau delivering the McKane in his appeal contended that ho should have been allowed to go out on bail pending the as tion meant to confer that right in all but capital The justice held that the matter of in ii cuse was entirely within the jurisdiction of the state that the warden of Sing Sing prison had no right to return McKane to the sber ill of New York pending the as the appeal had no effect upon his imprison ment in Sing Sing Seventh Week of Tariff May seventh week of the tariff debate iu the senate be gan at 11 with a fair attendance on the Vice President who was in New York called the sen ate lo Two one to pension the widow of Hear Admiral Donald at the rate of and the other to increase the pension of the widow of Major General to were re ported and placed on iho Under an agreement inside hist week an hour was devoted to the consideration of bills on the tho new The gold production In Montana during the past three months has been double that of last has retired on of us of the house hold to Queen The place Is worth u who sued the estate of Millionaire Webb ut Brooklyn for for services as house keeper for Webb from 1880 to lias been u verdict for The body of Lars a civil who hns Keen missing since April Wat has been found In tho Ho had several times threatened to commit und there is no doubt he drowned coal shot James t twice in and then shot himself U Flood is expected to George James recruiting officer for tho United Suites army nt was found dead iu a bath tub 1 he autopsy indicated hemorrhage of the suits aggregating against the South Pork Fishing and Hunting club growing out of the Johnstown flood are to be heard at Will next The Republicans of have Instructed their delegates for General Atkins for state Rob ert for congressman and Daniel Berry und John for repre Philip drowned near Mi by his bout Applications have been received at the comptrollers for the organization of the First National bank of and the First National bank of Burues The Fulton Democracy has selected Meredeth Walker us its candi date for congress aud has instructed the to the state convention for Louis aged died at from being kicked In the during u She was the wife of an old employe of the Jacob a farmer residing while bathing iu the Mackinaw river was His body was The report from Louisville that Judge had been stricken with apoplexy prove to be He was simply over come by the heat und Vice to May President aud have returned to Washing themselves delighted their brief visit to New MARKETS BY SANITARIUM Thoroughly equipped for the treatment of all curable The means employed are ic all its and Hot etc PHYSICIANS OFFICE HOURS to 11 to 3 and 7 to 8 MISS HOUSE OCULIST AHD Alton to 11 Alton New York NKW May Money on call ut 1 jwr mercantile per HUH Urui in bankers bills for und fur sixty duys posted Commercial bills no sales bar sil 13 United States fiu do do 1 do 10 bid us of York Grain und Patients received at the or visited in the city or For further address tor treatment at all time Third and George TELEPHONE III JULIUS IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES runners Muy of Farm National uru in Clayton of object of the thu preparation of H programme for fourteenth annual convention of lliu or in AvoliN Kvili Iho of May Day ton of New York city will not occupy u seat iu convention at Al He lias n letter to Post master announcing his res ignation as a delegate to the Thu action taken In order to avoid possible violation of the laws against fed eral being stale func May con vention of the National Negro Democratic league will be held ut Indianapolis com mencing July State conventions will bu held in various states ou tho first Tues day In 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by the did noi eome up to expectations so far us parade was Thu column instead of con people IIH was com of barely led by it brass Two Mili May men anil while nailing in a small boat on tho Charles river were inlo liy a anil were and the other two of u u leading county politi cian and candidate for suicide a The deed was by financial ihl May a died at her homo from a of rat poison which she took her would nol lei her plant corn for u speaker laid before the thu resignation of thu of the Fifth Mary land to take at Compton leaves congress to accept the of fice of naval of the port of Balti Gime Visit the departure of the Cleveland has left lliu White House with her two young daughters for where she will make a brief visit with her THE DEATH lit JOSEPH at JAMKS lord high ol at ban at Islu ot at m Niw May uow through the built by tin und Western cost Int U This tunnel U two miles Work was on it eighteen months Italians were killed about six months ago by lulling of a part of the at May un 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