Evening Democrat, The (Newspaper) - October 1, 1895, Warren, Pennsylvania UNSURPASSED BARGAINS in FURNITURE THIS WEEK At ARTHUR J SMITH'S DIAMOND THE DEMOCRAT is rr ALONG MONEY ANNOYANCE FURNITURE ARTHUR J SMITH VOL B NO 17 PA OCTOBER WOODARD THE American Clothier OF 1776 IWO CENTS Citizens of Chicago Express Sympathy For Cubans SPAIN'S DESPOTISM DENOUNCED WILL the Historic Declaration of Revolutionary With Great Britain Holds Good In Their Methods Regarded M Savage and October 2 OPEN TO THE LADIES OF WARREN AND REN COUNTY HIS NEW AND MAMMOTH Cloak Caoe and TOGETHER WITH THE LARGEST LINE OF Ready Made Ladies SUITS EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY EVERYTHING Everything Grand Everything FULL ORCHESTRA IN AT- TENDANCE Afternoon and Evening EVERYBODY INVITEE Welcome CHICAGO Oct much of the population of Chicago an could find en- trance to the auditoriums of Central Music hall and the Y M C A ings shouted itself hoarse in tion of a series of resolutions in which the United States government is asked to recognize the Cubans as belligerents Such genuine enthusiasm has seldom been witnessed in this city and on no occasion were words spoken by men more full of the hearts and soul of the speakers Mayor George B Swift pre- sided at the main meeting in Central Music hall while Judge William A was chairman of the overflow meeting in the Association building Seventy-five vice presidents occupied seats on the platforms They were leading business men of the city quent speeches were made and their ringing words brought forth cheer upon cheer Enthusiasm prevailed to a fevei heat and the following was passed We citizens of Chicago gathered to express our deep sympathy with the Cubans in their brave struggle to secure for themselves and their condition the blessings of independence liberty and self-government present the We hold these truths to be self dent that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights among these are life liberty and the pursuit of to secure these rights governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the governed That whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute a new government laying its tions on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness Prudence indeed will dictate that governments long should not be light and transient causes and accordingly all experience has shown that mankind is more disposed to suffer evils as sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed But when a long train of abuses and usurpations suing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism it is their right it is their duty to throw off such ment and provide new guards for their future security This historic declaration made by the founders of our republic on July 4 1776 was true then and is true today For many unhappy years the Cubans have been most oppressed and cruelly burdened until the yoke of Spanish rule has become If the fathers of American ence were justified in casting off the oppressive dominion of Great Britain the Cuban patriots of today have far greater justification for their attempt to overthrow the tormenting ishing heartless tyranny of the ish government We desire publicly to express our indignation that in this year 1895 the spectacle is presented of shiploads of soldiers sent miles across the ocean to America the laud of the to shoot down in cold blood a ageous people who simply desire to ern themselves Our indignation is further aroused at the unspeakable cruelty of the towards the Cubans in this gle Death seems to be the penalty meted out to all Cubans captured under arms and even those furnishing medicines to the so-called rebels are to be ruthlessly shot We are glad to notice that the course of the Cubans appears to be more humane and we take this of congratulating them upon the remarkable progress they have made in spite of the terrible odds against them We believe it to be the privilege and duty of the United States ment to recognize the rights of the Cuban revolutionists as belligerents as soon as practicable on so re- quested by competent Cuban authority in accordance with international law Such action of our government we deem to the Cubans and to the cause of uni- versal liberty While disavowing all bitterness of feeling on our part toward the people of we nevertheless believe that it is our duty and privilege at this time as citizens of this free republic thus to express our with oar Cuban neighbors living upon an island which nature has made a para- dise but the cruel methods of the Spanish government have done much to despoil We respectfully urge our fellow citizens throughout this country to assemble in to diffuse information and thus arouse or rather deepen the sympathy of people with the Cubans in their heroic attempt to cast off the yoke of oppression and to independence aud dom which are the great highways to happiness and prosperity We also urge the press and the ftt and also with voice land prayer to continue their help to the right eona flause of the men who are bravely ing for home and native land We respectfully but urgently peal to the citizens of all the republics in the three Americas to give emphatic expression to their sympathy with these struggling people who are such a gallant fight for that ence from the European rule which the other nations of the New World hare already secured Be it farther Resolved Thai the organization which arranged for gathering be requested to take charge of and con- the good work so auspiciously begun WOMAN'S The Structure With Exhibits Given to the Presiding Officer ATLANTA Oct exercises aW tending the formal opening of the woman's building at the exposition began with an address by Miss ing chairman of the women's iary of the Pennsylvania state com- mission in behalf of Miss Elise cur the architect She was followed by Mrs E C Peters chairman of the building Mahone of Virginia the Unfortunate HIS RECOVERY VERY DOUBTFUL to Speak When lit His Room lit Family to Hto Hold Out But Little Hope MRS THOMPSON who presented the completed building with its exhibits to Mrs Joseph Thompson president of tht woman's board Mrs Thompson in behalf of the board accepted the build ing in an appropriate Temple Graves was the orator of the day Will Teat His -SAN FRANCISCO Oct tion as to whether a Chinaman born on American soil is a citizen of the United States is to be tested in the courts Wong Kim Ark came here from China demanding a landing on the ground that he is a native of California The collector of the port while admitting his nativity refused him J landing claiming he is not ail American citizen This decision was in accordance with an arrangement already made with the attorney general who is anxious to test the right of native-born Chinese to land here To Avert a Rate War CHICAGO Oct meeting of the executive officers of the western has been called to meet here Thursday to take into consideration freight rates s Upon that meeting will be imposed the duty of deciding whether rates shall be restored and maintained or a general rate war de- clared There does not appear to be any other alternative The entire has become so utterly that open warfare cannot be avoided unless an agreement is reached to restore and main tain rates Dr Claim MONTREAL Oct o Sullivan oi Limerick Ireland one of the delegates to the Irish convention held in Chicago last week is in the city He has made a statement to the effect that a compact had been made between Carthy and the Et Hon Arthur J Balfour by which the former promises the government the support of lowers in return for Irish home rule Dr O'Sullivan says he had the news from McCarthy's own lips and is only afraid that the resolutions passed at the convention may interfere with the plan To Restore the Whipping Post WASHINGTON Oct preceding the discharge of the grand jury here by Judge Bradley a written recommendation was submitted to the court favoring the establishment of the whipping post in the District of bia for the punishment of and petty Judge Bradley commented briefly on the tion and said that he thought such a method of punishment would be of good results The Desertion Case WASHINGTON Oct records oi the war department confirm the ment of facts in the case of the deserter Frank Philo Allison now imprisoned at Castle William N Y so far as shows that the man surrendered self and was sentenced to as a deserter They do not show that he is a nephew of Senator Allison BOJ that Secretary Lamont promised to have him honorably discharged if ht surrendered himself WASHINGTON Oct 1 M ahone suffered a stroke of paralysis fit an early hour yesterday morning at his room at hotel His physicians Wales and Baker were in consultation throughout the after- noon and think his chances of recovery very The relatives of have been summoned from Virginia by telegraph The en- tire right of the sufferer ig para- tight arm and leg He is unable to except a in- articulate sounds He has maintained consciousness however and seeks aa best he cat to assist those who are ad- to his wants The exact at which Mr Mahone was stricken doubt Up to 12 o'clock he was in excellent health arid spirits and had given ho intimation of feeling unwell No sound was heard from his room after he retired In the morning Mr Long manager of the hotel went to the eral s- room to call him He found that he had been vomiting and was unable to speak This last feature was attributed to exhaustion incident to the vomiting and for a time no significance wan at- to the failure to talk Dr Wales general of the navy and a long-time friend of General Mahone was Sent for but he not be found In the meantime it became evident that the general's illness was serious and Dr Baker was called in He nt once it a case of paralysis Dr Wales arrived shortly afterward and with Dr Baker took charge of the case General Mahone appeared to be fering no pain By motions of his head and a few faint sounds he made his desires known Mr Edmund Waddill the senator's secretary was with him and at the senator's request notified the members of his family to come FREE WOOL AN ADVANTAGE to the of United States Killed lii a Freight Wreck WATKINS N Y Oct a on the Northern Central aboul six miles south of here a man named A Kennedy who had been foreman of construction on a railroad in New Brunswick was killed Another un- known man was also killed Both were well dressed and had money A Victory For the Strikers NEW YORK Oct strike of the derrick men which drew about people in other trades on a sympathetic strike has been settled on a mise which is on the whole a victory for the strikers YESTERDAY'S LEAGUE GAMES At New New.York........2 00100 0 0 084 and Rusie R 0 0 8 H l s i 84 and WASHINGTON Oct of free wool in the United States tariff law has resulted in advantage to the United States manufacturers ing tto a report from United States Con- sul of Uruguay He points out that the shipments of Uruguay wools to the United States have largely increased by reason of the tariff change This is greatly beneficial to the in- of United he adds from the fact that the fine raised here have never before reached the United States As these fine wools cannot be produced in the United States and at the same time are esson tial to the manufacture of various cles it is evident that the cheaper they can be made to our manufacturers the they will be enabled to compete for the world's markets as well as ply the home market Will Remain Closed Sundays ATLANTA Oct question of Sunday opening of the exposition has been settled by an overwhelming vote at the directors meeting H H Cabaniss manager of the Atlanta Journal moved that the grounds be opened and the Midway closed on Sundays Captain J W English moved that the whole matter be laid on the table This was adopted by an overwhelming vote It is not believed that any further attempt will be made to open the grounds ou Sunday Held Up In Railroad ST Louis Oct William Liggim and three other colored men who nad been cutting corn for Gns near East St Louis stopped iu the Big Four railway yards for the purpose of an outbound freight They were approached by three white men one of whom called hands up fired two shots fatally wounding The robbers secured iu money two coats and a silver watch Elected President At a ing of trustees of the Colby university Prof Nathaniel Butler of the Uni- versity of Chicago was unanimously elected president of Colby Butler is a son Jof Colby having in 1873 He will succeed dent Whitman who recently resigned to accept the presidency of Columbia university at Washington The Standard Out Los ANGELES Oct There are well grounded rumors that the Standard company is attempting to gain control of the oil industry developing in city Mr Barnes C Harvey special agent in Los Angeles of the Standard Oil company is supposed to be the giant corporation in the dea on hand At H H 0 2200201 J 30000105 U and Taylor Crown and Kennedy and ay Attendance At R H H 00 06 2 5 IT S 000 2 80 7 1 and and Won a Victory ELGIN Ills Oct have scored another victory among The Rock River a vote of 142 to 27 decided in favor of the admission of women as delegates to the general conference Every inent minister in the conference voted for the women HAVANA Oct hat to the of the and it the United K HI 03 0 01 2 1 100112 t Gilroy and Byan and Dolan ance 43 40 jm of Po W L 71 61 646 Cincinnati W 64 m New York 69 66 Mi of the Oct closed the month of September in very comfortable with a surplus of in receipts over expenditures instead of the deficiency which hai some months a characteristic feature of its monthly statements M E CONFERENCE the meato For the Year the session of the Pittsburg M E conference at 3 o'clock this afternoon the appointments for ministers for the ensuing year were announced by Bishop Merrill There were a number of changes and as usual the assignments caused more or less disappointment The list is as Allegheny L Petty pre- elder Beaver Allegheny Arch street Appleton Bash Buena Vista street E Q California avenue C M Miller church G W Izer Aspinwall William per sub Linden avenue W 8 ard North avenue E M Wood North End J ft Wilkinson Simpson E Williams Union M J Sloppy Baden G W Johnson Beaver C A Holmes Beaver Falls G W Terbush Bellevue D S son Brownsdale L M Humes Brush Creek J W Butler A C Johnson Craigsville C W Hoover J J Davis Emsworth L McGuire Enon Valley J A Miller sub Evans City J K Howe Freedom Franklin Presses Freeport S Keebler Glenfield J A Banks Glenshaw and Addison J R Blye Harmony T B Cutler Hoboken circuit N H Sanner Homewood and Clinton D M ter Jones D J Davis Millvale George Natrona J A Younkins New Brighton J B Risk Prospect F A Richards Rochester W C Salem and Mars J H Laventy wickley H L Chapman Springdale N B Tarentum J A Union centenary M D Lichliter West Bridgewater W S Blairsville R T Miller pre- siding elder Apollo N G Miller In- diana Pa Armagh W G Burgan sub Blairsville H V Giveler Boliver W P Varner Cokeville J V W Hazelton J L Stiffy S M Mackey Dayton J M Pascoe Derry Station G S Holmes Ebensburg and Belsano Joel Hunt sub Elderton R B Carroll sub City H J Galitzin to be supplied Greensburg W F Conner Homer J E Kidney Indiana M M Sweeney Irwin C L E wright Jeannette H J Giles town B L Milburn A J Ashe Latrobe W B Turner trobe T G H Wineman Leechburg Thomas Patterson more C C Emerson Mahoning Alfred Turner sub Manor S B Laverty G fl Huffman Masters L R Beacom J M Gogley D N Stafford Moxham N J Cook E T Taylor sub New ence M M Hildebran New ton A E Huston Pitcairn W H G M Rural Village D J burg A H Acken Sardis J C High W W Hall McKeesport H ring presiding elder Wilkinsburg dison L S Williamson Bellevernon L R Jones Beulah Park to be plied Blackburn S E Kodkey dook J W Miles Brownsville First church B E Edgell Second church W C Davis Circleville S W Corkle Coke mission S W Davis Confluence and Ohio Pyle J S Dux- bury T F Pershing Dawson J T Steffy Dravo R I Kee Elizabeth G T City J E Inskeep Jacob's Creek L S Peterson Ligonier W F Hunter McKeesport Coursin church D gan First church E J Knox Sixth Avenue 0 A Emerson Meyersdale W R Moore Mount Lebanon C F Mount Pleasant William Lynch J W Cary stone W W Youngson James Law Pleasant Unity to be plied Smithton to be supplied Shady Park R L Miller Ursina R M Fowles H D to attend school W C Swearer to attend school William Medley Scottdale H C Beacom Smithfield G M Kelly Somerset to te supplied J N Munden to be plied Swissvale and Port Perry J B Gray Uniontown T N Boyle West Newton T N Eaton Pittsburg C Beazell presiding elder Wilkinsburg Crafton A A Kigg McKee's Rocks A P Leonard Oakmont J J Mcllyar Sheridan A M Doak Verona J E Wright James Mechem Pittsburg Ames J F Murray ham street E 8 White Brown chapel J W Kesler Butler street A H Lucas Centenary J A Miller Christ church Daniel Dorchester Jr Denny R S Ross Heights J E Williams Emory T J Leak Fifth avenue J W Mclntire Hamilton avenue C H Miller Homewood nue R C Woolf Liberty street and city mission N L Brown Lincoln avenue S P McCandless nue W H Rodebaugh Mt ton O H P Graham Oakland church G C Jones St Paul W T Braden Smithfield street N Trinity Z M Walton N P Washington avenue C W Miller Westley chapel J J Hays West End 8 T Mitchell Washington F pre- siding elder Washington Pa ville G H Sheets Beallsville S W J C worth Bridgeville Charles McCaslin California G D Crissman burg J B Uber tof be Carnegie J B Taylor Coal Center G H Flinn T Robinson J G Gogley Fairall J M Hilber Florence W 6 Barren Franklin to be supplied Georgetown L H Greenlee boro E L Nicholson Homestead Fourth Avenue W T Slease second Avenue B T Thomas boro J W Jennings sub to be supplied W E E Barons boro to be supplied Monaca G E Cabb Monongahela John Connor Mt Morris Harry Household New Cumberland to be supplied Arthur Smith Noblestown A H Davis Swartz C J Feitt sub Venetia to be supplied ington First church J J son Avenue R B Mansell New GOODS Mrs S E Walker V And McNett Wish to call attention to the tore has lately been purchased from Mrs A Kuhlman at corner of SECOND AND LIBERTY STREETS Where they have a full line of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS I All the latest styles in WALKING TURBANS TAM ANTERS VELVET and PLUSH HATS CHILDREN'S CAPS and BONNETS IN GREAT VARIETY Patterns Hair Goods and bought here Also agents for the Old Staten Island House which does perfect work Remember the Place At Corner of be This MEN'S SUITS AT MEN'S SUITS AT MEN'S SUITS AT 6.89 MEN'S SUITS AT 7.89 Mechanics and men generally who re- quire cloth that will stand ill usage have you seen our our new Workaday ers made of a Heavy Wool doth Warranted not to rip Fit guaranteed Price i t 1 O Po JM JM Winner Nsw YORK Gravesend have Altrom who woo the flnt rape ra Sept 19 be- of and awarded the race to burg Harry Chalfant Welli H McKee West Elizabeth f C Brooks West Columbia Howard Eckle sub For Oct tody at have made a against the authorities in the police attacked them wounded tonu of number many of them ISAACS i NEWSPAPER
