Hamilton Daily Republican (Newspaper) - May 31, 1895, Hamilton, Ohio WHOLE NO 888 HAMILTON OHIO EVENING MAY 31 1895 ONE CENT STEAMERS COLLIDE And the 111 Fated Norman Sinks to the Bottom of the sea FUNERAL CAR Through With on Com OB the Island of Latett Wire SPECIAL BV TO MICH May a heavy storm the Canadian steamer Jack col- with the steel steamer Noiman op- Middle Island The Norman mink at once and the cook the man at the wheel and the were drowned The barge Sicken picked up other members of the crew The Norman was valued-- at and insured for The Jack is afloat but ia badly damaged THE FUNERAL TRAIN Of Secretary nf ou TO TBK K PITTSBURG Msv eral train with the president and party om board passed through here at S a tn No stop was made at the station the transfer being made from the Western ta the and O Main line over the junction railroad The distinguished party had not yet arisen as the dining car was empty The train ran slowly until it passed the city limits A BRUTE CAPTURED And Ranged bv on a Young Girl at SPECIAL BV TO THE O May dispatch from Logan O says that a mob last night took Nelson Federoff from the lock up at Laurelville and hanged him He was charged with a brutal assault upon a little girl whom be overtook on the road He 50 years old and had a wife and six children His victim is in a crittal condition SHAMEFUL ACT Committed Victim Will IMr B- TO THE REPUBLICAN STRATFORD Conn May burglars entered the residence of Miss an aunt of Prof Lyon Phelps of Yale and beat her into insensibility She will die The Coal Win BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK X Y May The National Bituminous Miners organization having declared against the general strike ed the sixty cent rate in force in Pittsburgh District and West Virginia A basis for a settlement is established in other districts L joint meeting of miners and owners will called to settle Ohio Indiana and rates It is reported that this kting will be held either Saturday cr BY tO THE KC Pa May This is the day of the The 93 degrees at i o'clock p m likely to go higher There has deaths from sunstroke aber of men have been overcome nen suffer and some of the mills ed Municipal League HY TELEGRAPH TO THE O- May the morn si on of the National Municipal Kichards read a paper on 1 Government br National parties O and Thos N Portland Oregon made ad with their cities IchllMC to TUB dispatch from the statement that between the of The the extreme H is the Mrs Fatter was blown through the side of the house and fatally injured Rev Wan K York M E con- SY TO TBB WASHINGTON D C May tram from London announces the death of Loid Cough the hero of India He was the father of Mr Hugh Cough the first secretary of the embassy here who now succeeds to the title Andrews lie explosion of a I Ike of talT Mites an Suicided SPECIAL av TO DUNKIRK N Y May Elsie Coleman the 20 year old daughter of Wm a wealthy banker committed suicide last night after a pleasant evening with friends No is known In Training SV TO TUB NEW YORK May Corbett has gone to Asbury Park to begin training for his fight with Fitzsimmons He will remain then until July ist at least BY TELKGRAPa TO WASHINGTON D C has been discovered that the president is not re- quired to fill the vacancy of the secretary of state in thirty days but an assistant secretary may act until the president to make an appointment in BV TO CHICAGO Ills May The Southern Generals here to dedicate the confederate monument are resting today and will go to Cincinnati tomorrow when they will be banqueted by the Chamber of Commerce A BV TO THE VANCEBURG KY May Wm Hardiman was found dead ou a lonely road near Springs last night He bad been shot from ambush He had said that he had an enemy who bad sworn to kill him Market SPECIAL BV TELEGRAPH TO THE REPUBLICAN CHICAGO 111 May 77 34 corn 51 i 2 29 i 8 BV To THE ST Louis May rains are re- ported in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Arkan sas and Missouri Numerous washouts are reported in Texas Bridges gone and crop damage great Will Snil Tomorrow BV TELEGRAPH to THE LONDON May and Mrs law Reid sail for New York on the steamer New York leaving South Hampton to morrow Hanged BY TELEGRAPH TO THB Ills May Douglas Henderson and Frank Jeffery were hanged for murder of James Y Towle at winter No 111 SPECIAL BV TO THB NEW YORK May Governor Morion left this morning for Albany He said lift experienced no ill effects from his attack of yesterday SPECIAL BV THB S CHICAGO May fairly active lower 35 to So cattle sheep slow MRS JOHN M MILLIKIN round or Paralytic Stroke Mrs John M the venerable mother of S H was found dead this afternoon at her residence She was lying on a cot where she was accustomed to take test in the after- noon Death resulted from a stroke of paralysis having been stricken twice Fire The alarm of fire at this morning was from 26 Second ward It was at the home of a colored family on Chesnut strict It that a stove pipe extended over the bed and this morning a part of it broke and let the sparks fly out into Jbe room set fire to the bed which was carried out There was no further Chas of this city was working on a scaffold at Jmes Station yesterday afternoon fell 16 feet off a scaffold and broke his right leg lie was brought home and his injuries professionally attended Joseph post made to the ratted Slates General al Washington for for all of thf deceased graves not having anv at present A the Toor inio ibe Ting for and H HAPPY CUBANS Three Spanish Generals Been Ordered Home They Leave Because the Climate Not Agree With Them Marti Dead at Leading Still Mala t tain That the of HU Death Will Mot Stand Mf TAMPA Fla May The Cubac leaders who returned from ville Thursday night are jubilant be- cause the Havana papers which ar- rived by steamer Thursday afternoon bring news of the departure for Spain of three of the generals who have been fighting the revolutionists These sre Gens Lachambre and Gen is commander of the division of Guantanamo and Cuba and is one of the diers under him Gen Lachambre commands the division of Bayamo and has already started for Spain It is given out by the Spanish that they leave because the mate does not agree with them The Cubans here have it that they leave because they have for their own exaggerated the number of the revolutionists with which they have been engaged so as to make it appear that they had fought against double the number they had really met Marti is not dead at least the bans leading revolutionists still tain that the news of his death as will not stand sifting In the first place they say that had he really been killed Gen Santoval who is a brigadier would have been made a field marshal at once instead of being only congratulated Then again Marti's body would have been taken to Havana to i point it was first ordered when news of his death first came and where he is best known Instead the Havana papers say it was quietly and quickly buried at Santiago after being viewed simply by a few Spanish officers the general public being strictly excluded from viewing the As to Gen Maximo Gomez's death and the story of the revolutionists fighting with a handsome coffin ried in the ranks they laugh heartily Another so-called proof of the death of Marti and the possession of the body by the Spaniards the receipt by Gen Campos of his watch and a letter from Mrs Mantilla of New Jersey on his body they disprove to their own faction Mrs Marti has aske J of the Spanish authorities one of the strongest proofs of the death of her husband which could have been readily produced if the body was in their possession It was for the ring made from the irons he wore while in prison for his pation in the last revolution This was inlaid with gold which was formed into the inspiring word Cuba This has not been produced The Cubans claim that Marti is ing- quiet and will remain so until Puerto Principe has risen in arms They think that it is part of his scheme to let it be thought by the Spaniards that he is dead -an paper of a sensational character published in Havana contrary to its usual custom prints no picture of Marti dead but a copy of the recent picture of him which appeared in the Herald It has a correspondent at Santiago and would certainly have secured a graph of the body of Marti if one was in existence Three Lynched JACKSONVILLE Fla May In Polk county Fla last Tuesday night a Negro entered the home of Mr ken and assaulted his daughter Mrs Timberlake while she was in bed with her little girl The Negro choked Mrs Timberlake The lady managed to scream and her father who slept in an adjoining room came to her aid The Negro hearing Mr com- ing escaped through the window The Negro was chased Wednesday and arrested with three companions Guards started with the four Negroes to but were met by masked men who took the Negroes into the woods Three of the Negroes have not been seen since The fourth was beaten and ordered to leave It is supposed that the three Negroes were lynched BASEBALL are There are Rev F H J rector of Trinity will course of All arc John X of Keefe frustrated by the Heat WASHINGTON May Clear skies and a bright sunshiny day marked a holiday that was in other respects met bv intensely hot weather the ature ranging as high as ninety-five to ninety-eight degrees Among these who succumbed to the high ature was a soldier of the Fourth artil who was forced to leave the parade on Pennsylvania avenue while another was the well-known umpire who overcome by the heat while performing his duties on the grounds Thursday afternoon No fatalities have been re- ported Took All tm SUht ST May An afternoon paper that Mr A W Wright of the firm of Wright and Warner with in the Wagin one week He alleged to Lave taken witli in is to valuable lands When last heard from he was a en rotate to partner Prof IX Warner to icn cf A an 5 v i i era Flm a Innings J t 4 T 8 H Cincinnati 0 001 snd detents Cwyer snd Spies Time IS Second Phll'phis 0 S 0 4 0 0 0 8 0 0 II t Cincinnati 8100111010 IS 4 Foreman uuU Merntt 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0 0 0 8 4 Second Innings 1 2345678 H E Toledo -.0 I 4 3 2 0 1 0 19 3 Minneapolis 10000304 12 3 1 irst game innings RBE Detroit 3 50032 04 19 5 Milwaukee 02 100280 Second Innings 1 2345678 RHE Detroit 1 Milwaukee 2 1300301 0 First Innings I 2 3 4 a 6 7 8 it H E 0 Z 3 5 3 1 0 7 Kansas City 1 0222170 5 Second Innings 1 2345 6 7 8 It tl K Grand Rapids 1 1 400400 2 Kansas City 0 2 0 2 1 0 2 0 14 1 A MIRAGE Remarkable Vision in the at Mt Hope Mr HOPE N Y May The early risers of this village saw a remarkable mirage Thursday It showed in the clouds a strip of the New York bank of the Hudson river nearly twenty miles The city of Yonkers was so plainly depicted that some of the dences were recognizable There was the image of tugs and ferry boats ing- the river and of big chimneys pouring out smoke A most wonderful part of the spectacle was the arrival of a New York Central train at Yonkers The train appeared to break into the mirage from the south to plow its way through as if running on a solid foundation and then completely pear at the northern end of the sky The mirage lasted about thirty utes Cloudburst in DALLAS Tex May A special from San Angelo tells of a disastrous cloudburst which occurred the Johnson and Devil rivers Five bodies have been recovered from the draws which are flooded by the cloudburst and it is feared that a number of in the valleys of the two hare perished Searchers have been unable to reach several ranches in that section The waters of Devil river rushed down in a series of waves six feet high One ranch with sheep lost Are to Burr aad to for Living CITY or MEXICO Mmy a meager telegram has been received here from the Colima wreck At 10 o'clock Thursday night a message was received from the Pacific Mail agency at saying that the number of lost is ICO and the saved are only 21 The telegram says that it is as yet impossible for the agency to get a list of the dead or other reliable details The telegram does not say what portion of the lost were Americans nor does it give a hint as to the and residence of those saved From some reason no names accompany the report The conductor of the Mexican tional train from Manzanilla day night says there are fifteen the rescued but on count of their being more dead than alive he was unable to get any names A special train bearing a rescue party four physicians has been sent out from Colima to Manzanilla tinder telegraphic orders from General Manager Herbert of the Mexican tional Construction railroad ning between the two places They were badly needed at nilla Most of the people there are panic stricken and the few skilled workers are almost exhausted in ing for those saved It is said that fifty-four bodies have been brought in- to Manzanilla by several search parties patrolling the coast afoot and in boats As the weather is hot and no means for embalming at hand these will be buried Friday and as it is apparently impossible to dig separate graves the bodies unclaimed by survivors will of necessity be interred in long trenches The Tefe of Manzanilla has already summoned all the mounted rural forces in the district at illa and a garrison of soldiers has been placed on guard to prevent bery of the dead and to dig graves and trenches It is known that some vandalism has been committed as several bodies have been found a short distance from the shore stripped of all valuables and clothing Severe punishment will be inflicted upon any offenders who may be discovered at this work The dead are laid out as well as the means of Vogel Co the agents of the ny at Manzanilla of the Mail permit Portions of the ship have reached shore and it is she will be a total loss WHILE ASLEEP May Friday ing a monument was in this city to the memory of Assistant Fire Chief who was stricken down in the discharge of ruary 7 Maj Win Warner past commander U- A II and Father ton delivered McArdle was fireman Jn Engine Company No- 4 in New York back in the sixties 1 hlrty-Three Canadian Lumbermen Were Swept to Death OTTAWA Ont May Details have reached this city of the terrible dent which occurred on the Spanish river by which thirty-three men lost their lives The victims were men They had encamped for the night on a crib of square timber moored to the shore near the head of the rapids which at this point are very precipitous and rocky All had gone to sleep out leaving a watchman to guard the crib Somehow during the night the crib broke from its moorings and ried its cargo of sleeping men aU un- mindful of their fate into the surging waters below The crib was broken to pieces on the rocks and not a man escaped to teli the tale The Spanish river flows into the north channel of Lake Huron at a point north of island Near its mouth is a small hamlet of perhaps one hundred inhabitants on the Soo branch of the dian Pacific The entire trv roundabout is a lumbering district Shot May 31 The British consul and vice consul the Russian acting consul and the French consular tary were attacked and shot day outside the town Tiie is supposed to have been done by The British vice consul was killed the British consul was wounded and the others were ly wounded Town bosnoN May A Central News dispatch from Vienna the has decided to dissolve the na council and to appoint an im- commissary to administer the municipal affairs of that city AGAINST IT to of O May will not be a general strike of the This conclusion was reached at the in- convention of miners just be- fore it adjourned Wednesday evening until Thursday morning at o'clock The action was taken by the adoption of the following We now know that the cent rate is established in the burgh and Whereas The block coal miners of Indiana are under contract lasting un- til July 1896 and the bituminous ers of the same state are under ary contract lasting until the 13th of next July and the northern Illinois miners are also working under an agreement and it would be impossible to get the Pennsylvania miners to come out again the committee does not deem it advisable at this time to order a general suspension The resolution provoked a hot dis- cussion during which one delegate charged that the present condition of affairs would not be in existence had the general officers performed their duty and ordered a general strike eral months President Penna stated that such a thing would have been folly and offered to tender his resignation at once if any of the miners thought he was derelict in duty When the resolution came to a vote the ballot stood 133 for its tion and thirty against it As soon as the convention adjourns sine die the Ohio miners will hold a meeting for the purpose of deciding on some plan of action in the state It is believed that they will hold out for the scale which was adopted by them at the joint con- ference of operators and miners though few of them are now in favor of a strike Some of the more ative state that a basis of compromise with the Ohio operators will be reached Decoration Uar at Cincinnati CINCINNATI May if ever has Decoration day been more or more thoroughly observed in this city than Thursday All business houses were closed most of the day and most of them all the day giving employes an entire holiday City and county offices were abandoned and the major portion of the officials participated in the morning parade some marching on foot with the 5.000 school children and others occupying gayly decorated carriages Reprieved for the Third Time LITTLE ROCK Ark May Jones will not hang at Ozark Friday he been granted a reprieve This is the third time he has been saved from the gallows He is with the murder of two cattlemen Charles and Jesse Hibden Jones is a mere youth and well connected his parents and relatives in or near Spencer Ind The governor of the Hoosier state and two or three con- gressmen have interested themselves in behalf rnt May The chamber of deputies Thursday voted urgency on the government's demand for a credit of francs a to the memory of the French soldiers killed ia UM 1370 Homer Drad May of Toledo a member of the deletion that contested for the county in the state convention here dav morning from injuries re- evening when boarding an outgoing train He fell under the wheels and -had one leg cut off of public at J and a 1 local Gold Standard May The standard association has distributed circulars widespread members and pecuniary subscriptions wherewith to establish a propaganda for the ance of etc 1 la May The Daily publishes a dispatch from fairo stating that in of troubles in the Beirut the British Mediterranean fleet at Alexandria will for Beirut May 31 United States New York and bia are anchored at the of the river alongside cruiser A Oj Mo gat pipe two feet filled with dyna- mite and with fase attached was found Thursday afternoon in the of the Grand Missouri hotel May 31 Milton R state of at home in ville twelve miles north of here He has been ill for S May A received here from Madrid the gunboat Tajo has been wrecked off San one aaa was drowned Another Monument to Del May The ex- the unveiling of the Garfield monument here began at 3 o'clock Thursday An immense ering was in attendance The ment was presented to the city by gar M Hopes unveiled by Miss dence Sherwin of Cleveland O and received by Mayor The exercises were interspersed with otic songs Decoration Day at Chattanooga CHATTANOOGA Tenn May 31 day was much more largely ob- served here than for many years Hishop I W Joyce delivered the ad- dress over the union's dead at the National cemetery after which graves the largest number that rest in any one spot of the land were decked with flowers and A Deadly Work MAX May cyclone one mile wide struck near here day and demolished in its path The home of A was blown to pieces fatally injuring Mrs and children The clothes of the other two children were literally torn from their bodies by the force of the wind Many other buildings were damaged The Mercury at Ind May The mercury here Thursday ranged fiom 90 de- grees at noon to 100 degrees at o'clock There is not an acre of cOrn in the county but what will have to be replanted while wheat oats will not show a third of a crop an 1 if the present weather continues a few days Ion the loss will be total and by Heat O May 31 Wm Snooks fireman on the T St and K were over- come by the heat on a freight Thursday afternoon on run between Frankfort and anil carried from engine cat The ter was lOOCcifrees in the are in a precarious condition A DISTILLERY Discovered in the Penitentiary at Frankfort Killed by the MARION May Daley 24 years a barber of Lame while to board westbound Four Freight No Thursday afternoon thrown the wheels and instantly killed The dead man's parents reside in Man May F of Mich dropped on the here Thursday ing from heart failure caused by heat on way home froni N r where be had in search of health Ten In May persons were overcome the heat Thursday One a bov died and H J is cot expected to recover 111 May Moraes is ill and it is expected Moonshine Whisky Manufactured by One of the Convicts an Empty Barrel Corn Bain Water Brought A Big Tea Kettle a Drunken Convict Ky May most remarkable case of moonshining ever icard of in this the home of the moonshiner has just been brought to light by the capture of the offender and the discovery of the still Both were in the center of the right in the heart of the cap- ital city of the state and the work was done in broad daylight A few days ago the warden and deputies found a big mountaineer convict near the louse riotously drunk To say that they were surprised is putting it mildly at once set to work to discover upon what he had grown drunk and where he obtained it The eer got sober and confessed that an- other convict did it A Negro waiter and assistant cook was found to be the distiller The mountaineer had told him how to make beer A martial was held and all concerned were examined The Negro said that he made the He said he used molasses in the bottom of a nearly empty corn bread and rain water After mixing these in the portions advised by the mountaineer the mash was allowed to stand eight days Then a big tea kettle was used as a still and the run was made into a big iron pot on the side The mountaineer testified that ho drank the products of this still that it was good and that he took in all two and a half quarts and that condition was the result Even now Warden George is incredulous fie seems to think that stronger must have been mixed with the amateur beer to have made the mountaineer so unbecomingly drunk He means to test the matter He the amateur distiller at work on an- other mash and when it is done in going to see how drunk two and a half quarts will make an ordinary man Who the ordinary man will be has no yet been decided r LADIES SNUBBED Told it Not for Accompany the j WASHINGTON May It President Cleveland himself not the only one who should shown an interest in the secretary's ness and did not It develops that an intimation was given to the of the cabinet that it was -not sary for them to inconvenience themselves by accompanying the re- mains on the special train to Chicago the inference that had they cared or been interested in his illness they might have during the four weeks that Gen was ill at least called on his wife and made it apparent that they felt for her in her affliction and anxiety This did not include Mrs Lament who had been assiduously attentive to Mrs Gresham during the secretary's illness and done all that could be expected to make the burden lighter Remarkable indeed was the contrast in the case of Madame the wife of the Brazilian minister who called on Mrs Gresham every day ing the secretary's he services cheer and was an intimate friend Preferred Death to Work Ind May day morning when Sheriff Burke en- tered the cell of Frank Tuesday to serve ia the penitentiary for carving Herman Schwartz he found Kellogg on the floor unconscious and was almost overcome himself from natural gas which from the stove had removed the mixer and his mouth over the escaping gas in an effort to commit suicide He remains in a precarious condition Kellogg stated that he would rather die than work He is known as the man-eater CHICAGO May Philip C cashier Bros snot himself in the right temple dying almost ly In looking over the books Manager discovered a discrepancy of A brief examination disclosed that embezzlement had been going on for some time Doeppenschmidt ad- mitted the and to avoid arrest committed suicide The shortage is not known seat to Minn May George W a Duluth land office nev convicted in the federal court of subordination of perjury on two counts was Wednesday by Nelson to three years in and most also pay a Sac of Tost is a partner of Col who led the First sota into the charge at burg 013 1 of which only a handful The Mariter i Ind May A date fixed for the hearing of the Fonst at that of Warn Cox set for -7 and of the two Crull June 30 These three are held Jo the crime aad the result of trials trill go a toward up the deep tery which has surrounded the of Win Foust from the date of its currence up to the present time for X Pa May city is making a strong bid for lican national convention of IMA Times has started a and much received from
