Tyrone Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 30, 1890, Tyrone, Pennsylvania I YY f V i A i TV TELEGRAPHIC OF THE V Tyrone Daily TUB j ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS THE Fourth JUKE Two Hot Weather We place on Bale out sec ond invoice of the now so popular Cotton So cleat the colors and so sheer the fabric they are closely chasing the wash silks at a quarter the All the newest shad ings including black and Our price 20 cents a We are also showing a handsome line tucked and hemstitched full width of the newest and most desirable sheer white dress goods at a low any lady could our prices GO and 05 cents per as much higher as you like see our windows for display of these 50 pair Lisle and Silk Gloves go at a sacri regular prices to per We place one price on your choice of the 20c per creams tans and black and colored Silk We an do them all prices 00 per pair Misses Silk Pongee Tidies new and Dress Buckles and medium and small sizes in all kinds Parasols and Fans in almost an endless variety Jit prices that defy A small lot ol Lace to close out at a low price in cream and two toned some full length Just opened today 0 pieces thin fast Batistes and in and also lace fast black sheer lawn at per Very desirable no more to be had when closed Our Linen Challies at 5 and 9 cents per yard are worth looking up for cool wash We invite your Main and Juniata black Inde HACK WAR IN GEORGE A DESPERATE NE SHOT BY WHITE Two Other Neurons Wounded nt the Santa find to tho nnd Ordered to Arms from tho Colored Negroes tlie Trouble by Firing n Committee of White June a desperate shot Saturday morning just town hy disguised men and came into town for medical Soon after there was a simultaneous charge into the town from every road of armed men on numbering about Howard was found in Tom Sewells He re fused to was Two of by shots Jake THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN NO ENTRY The Not Ween Almost f for the Second June The second entry for which the rescuers of tho en tombed miners are driving may bo struck at any for the party are where the map of the Hill Farm mine soys should No one says openly that tho map of that mine is entirely but nearly everyone believes The rescuing party has now driven nearly fortyfive foot from where the entry should have been and as yet iio signs of the open place have been Inspector has been urged to change the course of the line he is but he intends to stick out run it Ho expects to strike something The Danger to tile The great danger to the men working now is that of being cut off by a number of old tho Thero n number of old the party wound w Wch tho Hin ats from the garden and two M It is liable Ransom and Tod were wounded at tho same Flan Dug Tillis was found and with two other bad was taken to the out skirts of the whipped and ordered to Armed squads were then sent out and captured the arms of the suspicious colored Eighteen or twenty two Winchester rifles and a number of pistols were The armed crowd then the of the Trouble between the whites and negroes Satur day was the firing by the sev eral days upon a committee of white Alarming reports had been in circulation for some time that the colored people held frequent night meet ings and were procuring arms and am munition from many quarters to use against the white people in a race con they contemplated bringing Recent events established tho fact that they were not groundless and the white people prepared themselves on a war The repeated threats on the part of the negroes against the the firing upon the committee and the cruel beating of a white child by a negro man a few weeks ago so incensed the whites that they concluded they would bear it no but would meet the Everything is quiet mine from the It is liable to break through these These wore the great points of danger during tho exciting time of Friday when it was thought the break had been Everybody is growing very Men are still found to fill each but they are not as plenty as they were one week The inspectors are keeping up by sheer will not one of them having had over two hours sleep a day since the work The crowd present yester day was from to The latest report shows no possibility of reaching an entry before MICHIGAN BIG STRIKE IK THE SIX THOUSAND ALABAMA COAL MINERS TO QUIT IMPRISONED IN A REPRESENTED BY H Light Wei Goods Straw Hats and Light When but Soon June buildings of the Monmouth Sewer Pipe company were destroyed by fire Satur The fire originated at the bottom of a shaft 100 feet The flames in stantly flew up the walls and ignited the building covering the Three dynamite torpedoes then throwing the fire over a large barn that was filled with The heat was so intense that the firemen could not ap proach tho shaft which led to the mines where eighteen men were im Nearly two hours transpired before the be They were prostrated when brought but 11 dash of water and fresh air soon re vived The men only saved them selves by lying down and holding their faces to tho A NEW Much Property but No Were June cyclone over this town and in Ionia Saturday caus ing great The storm first struck William Sayres a tract of ten acres of fine hard and leveled the whole tearing up the trees by the roots or twisting them into all kinds of fantastic From here the cyclone crossed a belt of open carrying fences and trees with Edward Harwoods barn was in the track of the tempest and it was first set on fire by then demolished by the Three valuable horses were Stephen Drums house was blown to atoms and the family of five buried in the All escaped Farm fences are obliterated and dozens of persons Crops re ruined and much stock the Strike Wilt Force twentythree Fur naces to Clo Out of throwing Out of The Strike In the Slitting on tho 1rlco of Iron Mine nnd Owners tho June Six thousand coal miners will go out on a in this district Tuesday This will cut off the supply of coke and force twentythree furnaces to go out of throwing to more mem out of Tho strike is against the sliding based on the price of and for an advance of 10 per on all classes of Several days ngo the miners notified mine own ers and operators that they would not the sliding scale which expires and would de mand an advance of 10 per on a straight to run twelve Not to Grunt On Saturday a meeting of mine opera tors and furnace owners was held in this and it was decided not to grant the Tho furnace owners were willing to shut down for a month any way for and on account of the low price of iron it was agreed that fires would be banked in all furnaces now in blast at and arrangements made for a general shutdown of The Bessemer and Alabama rolling employing 700 closed down Satur day for six which will help tho mine owners The Men to As soon as tho committee from the miners were notified that their demands would not bo granted tho men at all tho mines in the state were ordered not to work after Both sides are de and the struggle bids fair to be a long and bitter At the Pratt mines and convict miners are They will be able to sup ply the railroads here and probably keep the Birmingham Rolling em ploying from shutting The miners say they cannot afford to work at present and they seem very confident of winning the Both sides expect the struggle to last six weeks or two MAY MAKE IT MANY tit 108 lit While lit June on the shady side of tho streets regis tered 102 degrees at noon Up to Saturday about half the bcr of Fridays sunstrokes were An engineer employed on tho handle railroad was sunstruck while climbing on his locomotive and died soon When the report of the day closed there were eighteen deaths re corded and eightyfive Many of those prostrated are in a cal Very June was tho hottest day of thr tho ther ninetytwo Police patrol wagons wore kept busy eases of prostration on Only one fatality was although a number of cases may result Six In June wore six deaths and twentyseven prostrations from heat PLEADS you get the better of the hot CRYDER OPERA HOUSE Mens Every variety anil Light ami heavy An elegant line of Kangaroo goods for summer In shoes wo handle Douglas aiu Stacy Adams Womens We have them from fine light weight dress shoe for A popular article for sum mer Wo have n com plete line of black and colored opera and common Shoes Heel and spring heel with and without black and from the cheapest to tho finest Give us a call and be New York niKl Chicago Juno Neilson to have the bicycle record between New York and Neil son left Chicago at 0 oclock on June md arrived in New York early June doing the distance in fourteen days and he beats the record by nearly three On Juno 20 Neilson rodo 111 md would have beaten but was misdirected on the Catskill md was obliged to walk with his ma chine for thirteen tho road being Neilson is a native of and is 10 years Ho wild that lie only commenced to rido last Septem and trained two months for CHARGED WITH John AVI To What lie Culls Juno John Kamp a railroad employe at has been charged with tho mur der of his wife who died shortly after ho hud given what he said was pain brother instigated tho proceedings against the and has pru from neighbors that had treated his badly and had threatened to put her out of th body will bo ex humed today and an inquest FELL FROM A A of Governor Pa rim worth With il June W nephew of while at a hotel hero Hat was fatally It is claimed by some that his companions threw him out of the window in a spree but tho young men claim that ho is i somnambulist and walked out of tho window in hid picked up his skull was arms broken and ho was internally HOUSE AND itm In lie House Kill in the nils will occupy if not all of the of the senate during the The District of appropriation bills will be and there is a probability ho Idaho statehood will come Tho somite will probably adjourn on Thursday over the Fourth until Mon In the house the first three days of the week will bo devoted to tho con sideration of tho election which will be placed on its passage on No programme for the remainder of the has been but Thursday will probably be set aside for the consideration of tho national bank or possibly the compound lard and an adjournment will prob ibly be taken on Thursday over the Fourth until the Monday VIOLATING THE SUNDAY Unmercifully Guyed tho Jus tied ami Trial it Juno tho progress of yesterdays baseball gamo between the Washington and Worcester clubs at tho Gentlemens Driving near Sheriff of accompanied by Jus tice of tho Drummond served warrants of arrest upon the man agers and members of tho two teams for playing baseball in violation of tho Sun day A which developed into complete during which tho spectators unmercifully tho justice and Each participant in tho game was fined and amounting to which was promptly Tho gamo was then tint mothers Juno Charles whoso skull was by burglars early Thursday died yesterday afternoon after lying in an unconscious condition for 100 his aged who also injured by tho hoard tho nows of his it affected her deeply and last night all hope of her recovery had boon Stubs In Killing Him Is Juno Burnett stabbed Joseph at East killing him The two with other wero drinking freely yesterday and Burnett nnd got into a struck Burnett and tho latter drew a and stabbed in tho abdo did not speak after ho was The men worked on tho North and Elwood Burnett was captured by some men and taken to Beaver POSSIBLE Two Into Frunk Kolson u Juno murder is likely to bo added to the long list of Allegheny Frank Rol son was shot in the stomach and shoulder about yesterday by Patrick The two in com pany with several wero in tho Dean when a quarrel arose be tween Bierly and and before it could be stopped Bierly drew a and deliberately put two bullets intc one entering tho lower part ol tho stomach and the other tho right Bierly then left the house which is on tho back of the and rowed across the river just ii time to elude Policeman John Holm who was hi hot Bierly his way to wounds art pronounced fatal by the physicians Ho is 25 years old and At AVill u Yulu tho Juno About people saw Yale defeat Harvard and win tho baseball championship by 4 to after an exciting gamo on Hump den park Saturday Tho vic Valo cruw wero brought on the grounds at tho beginning of tho second aud their arrival was tho signal for a Stagg and Bales and s 1ostiuustur Juno Col Joseph postmaster and of Palmyras most prominent diet aged 77 He served with great distinction in the iato and has since boon prominent in Grand Army A June president has appointed of West to be minister resident consul gf States at Worth Ono Four June Walter president of tho Demo crat Publishing and chief owner of Tho Fort Worth died in Ho leaves an estate valued at Ho was woll known in Now York and Boston business iu June a was killed by a freight during an altercation last Parker were employed on the Illinois Central euderson Juno Plans havi boon completed by architects and ac for tho erection of a building by tho Young Mons Christini that will cost upward o Tho stylo of tho i Romanesque and it will bo n handsome monument to tho liberality of tho peo Tho contributors number tho contributions ranging from 25 cunts to It is expected tho building will be completed and opened early tho coming ll CITY Juno Tho Philadelphia district of tho North American gymnastic composed of societies of tin Turn in Penn Delaware and New are holding their fifteenth annual athletic gymnastic festival in this Tho festival will last until July ins Juno tremendous howl has been raised by tho inn element over the order by her ma the that a band of music play on Windsor terrace every Sunday and petitions protesting against such desecration of tho Sabbath are in circu to to Juno is stated that Prince Ferdinand has the outcry which has been raised at the execution of and is to to at Jt is alleged pro long bis fa Austria End the Celebrated Conspiracy Cams to Kill Hanker NEW Juno Sarah alias Sarah he woman who has been in jail for hree weeks on a charge of conspiracy 0 kill William president of the first National of this has literal plea of nolle contention her which is virtually 1 plea of Sho will be sentenced y Judge of who will lold court here July This looks as if end of the celebrated case has nnd in all probability the real of the conspiracy will never be as tho woman steadily refuses to give away the man sho got ier to enter into the scheme to kill tho Sam who gave the lot still says he does not know he name of the aud the has evidently up her mind to suffer the penalty of her in SUICIDE BY The of Young Victim of June Frances a beautiful girl of residing with her parents at the village of over the border in upper tester has tasted neither food nor drink since June just twentytwo On that after repeated attempts to commit suicide by other she suc in shooting herself in the head with a but without fatal ef Since then sho has declared a a day that sho wishes to and lias doggedly refused to partake of nourishment of any either liquid or For some time previous to making the attempts to take her own t life it was noticed that Miss Potts was the cause presumably being her affection for a certain young man of tho village of ORIGINAL All of In All Juno original package house has been opened up in Colchester on tho lines of the secent supreme court All sorts of liquors are retailed in all sizes of each and every bottlo being regarded as an original It is reported that wholesale liquor houses have offered 100 a month and guaran teed immunity to any man who will open an original package establish ment in A former saloon keeper of backed by a Louis liquor is preparing to open original package houses in interior Illi THE SENATE TARIFF Very Show for Ibu Ilius Advocated by is HOW the purpose of the senate committee to call up the tariff one week from A number of slight alterations will bo made next but probably nothing looking toward the reciprocity propositions of If any change bo made in that respect it will probably bo in the direction of increased duty on which bo in accord with Blames sugges tion that duty should be retained unless in tho interests of CHI and Juno is great excitement at thirty milot south of capital ists have drilling for oil and It is said oil has been struck in paying quantities and a vein of excel lent coal Tho people are almost After session Saturday night tho board of directors of the Worlds Columbian ox by a vote of 2J to to recommend to the national commis sion tho Lake Front and such additional land as may bo necessary as tv sita foi the Uio lor in Juno Edwin ii of Juno uu man Nichols was killed Saturday at Milters stoua two north of while lifting a heavy Tlw rig ging broko aud dropped an mense stoue block on lute president of the defunct City National City badly by James Foster Saturday and forced to twice the river and wwim for life to
