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Show OGDEN DAILY COMME RCIA 0(iDEN UTAH. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 2. 1891. VOLUME V. NUMBER 25. ' Lfctrr Report From Ohio. Cou m Ohio, May L The miners and operator of Ohio hare adjusted the Encounters Between difference on the baas of seventy ceoU Darin? vallev. and a nine for mining in Men and Soldiers. hour dav. The scale for machine mining No is Irft open for future adjustment. strike or trouble is anticipated in the PERSONS KILLED. Ohio fields for the next year. MANY The Great Ei?Lt Hoar Fijrht Has Commenced. mm itiu Hot-kin-g UNANIMOUS. PRICE FIVE CENTS. hkh seven person were k3kd and twelve wounded. Paki4. May L The tnob threatened and tli the pulioe station at Clu-LOodarm were started out. TLe mob then took rrtig in shop and a fierce battle followed. The mob ti ho largely composed of ABarchisUi, used revolver iiwiy. rnur policemen are fatalry wounded. agxed they Lvl been attacked by strik TllEWAH INALGLilTED NOT ENTIRELY i I M. J. The Pi f d-kn- pm. and Is Ajrain in Sah Francisco. t ' l nchrbaunhVe Chrb-tUu-. Athens, May L A uiepapatc h from Zante, the capital of the Iomaa islands, IAS BEEN "KEPT MOVING." rr nticfalJy eat Macy other brutaxl debr. by the tuumcui, aud it i feared fh-ic- g the ecgiije. he J One boy M under Xew Reciprocity Treaty. Wa&bikotox, May L Special Foster and Jamea U. Blaiae, have returned to Waahtagtoe truoa Europe. Foster called upon Secretary Blaine this morning, batricjr a copy of the tew reciprocity treary negotiated for by him with the Spanish goverm- meeL. IU contents will not be made public at present. Mr. Biain declined to state whether or not the document a a treaty or agreement under the tariff. Kansas 1 Ail Right Lawke.xce, Kan- - May 1. Profeeaur Snow baa returned from a viait to Rus sell county with Secretary Mohler ot the state board ot agriculture, and report that more than half of the wheat held visited in Kueaell county are in a damaged condition. The difficulty ia itb bad farming, rather than bug. SPORT1NU NEWS. Coco-iatioc- er Firework Factory Ablaze. bring new of a aeriou religious riot York, May L Three young girls Franc Abend in the litnrbute of which toon place Uiere today. I he Eereption by the Chamber of k observed by the Greek Christians as At ere burned to death and two other Like a Fever the Trouble Has Broken burned at a fire in the Greek Goad Friday, and a part of the Somlisfs Cotnwerre Other in the Day and a badly tbe persona lay Oat aud Mat Ran lUCourse-T- he the ceremonte of the day co&fcusiej of a fireworks factory in Morrieiana this af N"U Far Behind. in the Evening. exBanquH When they nareJ the Heternoon. Ihe names siariea vv an procession. Situation in Enron. the Chrutiaat brew rapidly bnieed of spread They quarter powder. plosion the section. ' I'pon the rf ual of the and in a few seconds the entire budding A Kan Fkakcimoo May L Th Chamber meeting of Home, May Com mbi sO, May L A special to w as on tire. Lillie (lain mono, nineteen near Christian to retire in paao the soldier afternoon this Commerce waa beautifully decorated place seventeen woundfrom Newton-Ohithem fired and years the Columbus upon killing years old. Mary Lynch, of San Giovanni. There were there the reception given to Presiattending one of the principal points io ilil. urn Jennie ilarntev. seventeen years the church The several the Christiana, people. of the chamber of deputies ing dent liarrmoa. A decuie crowd sur now are tLi Her king coal regions, says: Moxa-hal- r old, were burned to death in the sight of five member Anarchist the pillaging rounded the president An sinking violently dispatch adds, carriage and report no strike or trouble with the crowd. George Kramer, forty years present uweiuuled men to attack the house of the Hebrew and threaten to cheered him a he entered the building. th r,rl little prospect of either. At Carbon old. and Lottie Hern, fourteen year old, Tti stw&ker word no excited burn the Jewish quarter of the town. 1'he members of various com mere ml or ill over l.VU ufiner are working. At weie bUm) badly burned. of this city, Mexican veter I, ah rem tW the mob stoned the it. ganization A K1UT ITALY. IS Land Kun, Lunslreth anj Monday the aLationed in the neighborhood. ans. California tr,. pioneer and other asso iinner quit work thi morning and THE PENNSYLVANIA MIXERS. hurled Bton0 at the Tallin? 1'jHin the Workinsroen to ciation greeted him. President Taylor, Races at tt.A riot J XahIIle, Lexington, Wab- they wilt stay out uutil th wage from the window of houses. The Plunder the Hotues of the W filthy. of the Chamber of Commerce delivered m settled. inglon and in Great Britain. ' question address of welcome. The president Tb Situation la Many Other Mining: (iendarmes then fired upon the rioters. Florence, May 1. A crowd composed an A special from Logan say none of the same May 1. The track was re he had in At in Namiv:u.f, the charired. his that and thacavalrv said, part, response liiidricts. of about a thousand workingtnen met miners are running in the llorkir.fr val Three year old, up- fast. soene the near markably Can soldier in been nis stay subjected during after no ni on the piazza Savauarola. morn- - time infantry Ris. May I. PiTTSBi ley today except Stratsville. lesterday mirieen sixieenin or a nine juo aru, riot were ordered to storm this forma in some reeitects to the same . ..... . I .J ili I l.1 r. of the the in In the the progress meeting Out of 12,000 men employed weet won, Hardel second, Tom Karl, iaao rnmuau h lmiM from which the stone were inir oeiween Jt jo ana i.ai treatment which the policeman ac Herking and Sunday creek valley there miners of the I'lttsuurg uistru-- i weui thrown. A terrible uproar followed. speaker gave a most violent and incen- corded the tramp he had been kept third; time, 122 4. the 1'iuO address rolling upon working at work, the rent out on a strike. The old scale expired When matter calmed down, it waa diary are not more than Ihree vear olds, upward, eleven six on. lheir cordial greeting having been ordered out to await the of a mile U illow on. Col Cux, vetiterday and they went out pending r.um.l th.itsiimor KarzilaL member of men to plunder the house of the weal- hemoving teenths more than that said are exhilerating classes. of the conference now being held the ml luslmenl oi wages, ineir umo Mumie Fonso, third. Time for safer the second, Kitfnor Ciprani, a socialist thy and of their th deuuties. perhaps wine, The police arretUl the man who was there between the operator and miners. has nothing to do with the eight hour leader and twenty five other had been am "I ( constitution. Laughter.1 folthese remarks, a tumult At the conference this morning a res- question. stand in Handicap, three year olds, upward, wounded. One man waa kui making lowed and the workingrnen began to glad," added the presideut, "to olution wa adopted favoring the reA miners convention is now in session seriously of this assemblage of bust' mile and a sixteenth Carter S. won, d nutrirht bv the gendarmes fire and a handle the the presence atin the at until policemen roughly 1, work of Dfonosition of the operators W.ri, here. The May sumption was stalAted to death by the nesa men. 1 have tried to make this a Fred Fink second, Miss Leon, third. laat year' price and condition for the to dhv the old wages has been received gendarme tempt to rescue the prisoner. Finally business administration. 'ime 1:48 . the Applause. cavalry charge rioters. During ot the two eavlary charged upon troops J locking valley for pick mining. hut no action taKen as yet. ixeany me Two year old five furlongs Juliu we cannot fully eeprrate poli trnouers were thrown and Of course, A to retire. the latter A prominent miner stated to a rioters, causing entire session of the morning was given trampled on by their comrades horses. Sax won, Boston De, second, Phelan, national tics the erotu administration; down the neighboring retreated reporter today that the operators up to a debate on the wage scale and it on another sharp conflict oo they but I have felt that every public oBieer third. Time, I KM;. Iferbetween they broke store windows right owed in the Hocking valley, especially thoee was practically decided to adopt two curbed Three year olds, upward, eleven six soldiers and a mob street his lest service to the people the left along the route of their flight. owning mine in Pennsylvania, were scules, one to rule in the coal trade, the in Victor Immanual square, of a mile Tramp won, Jleely teenths foeverai and in to mat distinction nig without party; Several of the most prominent in the scheming to incite the miner of this other to govern in the lake trade. Dutchman, third. Time a and we second, John, trusts otltcial were trooper the injured abministering arrested, and the weae district to strike in order to secure the A general review or ine situation nere persons 10. to disturbance were Florence not Willed. a in Minister replying Nicotiera, strict sense, in very merely have been stores throughout bulk of contracts for their Pennsylvania at 2 o'clock this afternoon show that Washington, May 1. Six furlongs the questions in the chamber ot deputies closed for fear there will be another di a figurative sense, your servants. mines. The above is being pretty gen carjieutera, ami stone said bricklayers, won, Bellevve second, 300 tteen Lintriguanline anarchists among were in desire has every my that there It to the number or -j.iaw are outit those erally believed among the miners. iney niuHona ... work men a demon turbance. ot the public service there should weturn third, lime 1:18. at the branch present ate quietly waiting, hoping to derive on a striae, wnuemany pinning mm stration: that the public iorces naa oeen Mile Stridewav won, BeliHaring sec be improvement. 1 have stimulated all All Vuiet in Germany. some benetit to their cause from the tight hands also idle. ond, ane stones and Hypatic third. Time A'X stimulus received and revolvers secretaries with the attacked 1. of the The majority which thev claim will surely come be Sriveral independent contractor have Berlin, May Mile and an eighth (lallifet won, in all the depart in endeavor demonstration was sup- heoule from the therefore them, here are either peacefully at tween the operators. already granted the bight hour demand, pressed. to give you ai M f ellow second; virgie iniru. lime work this morning or are preparing for menU of the government and the men say it is only a question of Great'sp-nlauae.- l a a service possible. a day's holiday making. There seem to perfect a abort time when Ire builder s associaTrouble Elsewhere. A Bloody Eneouuter. This we owe to you, but if I Five and a half furlongs Cornelia won, of disturbance. no be any possibility terms. to New Orleans, May 1. No labor dem- tion will be forced party enus i anouiu reel Gyda second, Costa Uica third. Time Lvons, May 1. A number of very ex Reports receivedlabere irom toe province were pursuing such 1:10. Specials from New Castle, Erie WashI was. by onstration was held here today. On the that in were tnis witnessed swnes social city a Tiie are character. of similar and citing Mile and an eighth Kyrle B. won, in the first of April the employes of the sash ington. McKeeeport Braddock near today. The tirst iliBluroanceoocurreu my methods, eslabliuhing party in to ist papers, referring May day, other western Pennsylvania and I feel that we Mini beau second, J. J. Ob third- - Time ot confidence the and door manufactures went out on followed people. ot crowd workmen, a when will socialists big dicate that the postpone a general strike come to a poiut where American l:oH. strike because the mill owners would not by Ohiothetowns indicatestone manonsand by a large number of women and child their celebration of labor day until have carpenters, Lexington, May 1. Track fast, three American commerce and industries. exclude men, and there is not among carus reu ren and bearing oouutimug Sunday next , and upwards fifteen sixteenana are to revived be influence American hold to a at present any indication of a weakening bricklayers. attempted of a mile dash Ed. Leonard won ths Huntington. Fenn.. May 1. The various sentiments, American senti extended. decided on either side. Ten days ago every Applause.! had SOCIALISTS. authorities RABID procession. The Pennsylment and feeling was never more con Estelle second, Gen. Caldwell third. branch building of the trades joined is proposed general strike of the which was to prevent any marching and as the bituminous vania miners, and tlrtuthan now, and I do not use that Time of the the support the operatives trolling to refused police men in disperse the American indeffinFlag: announced for today, has been They Insult and upward, tnree term the narrow sense ot the native in ally put a stop to all building business charged. New York City. ately declared off and work continues as ior the time being. American, but to embrace all loyal citi quarter ot a mile dash Miss Ballard men made a desperate resistance The LAura Allen second, tsueia a. imra Boston. May 1. An agreement has usual. melee followed, in which New York. May L Small armies of zens, native born or adopted, who hav won, L The eight hour and a general in their hearts. Time 1.17. our of love the been entered into by the master buildot Mar flag were Ashlan., Pa, May wounded, tune to the men are seriously marching policemen upward, nveetahthaare 1 Ueueve tner i W association tvnd stonemasons union movement is not Dressed in this district. many A hodv of cavalry was dispatched to the sellaise and 'other socialistic airs and Hi real cheering. I shall put the of a mile diieh Longshore won, Dan II tist settles the wages and hours for The minors are all working as usual to place and the workmen were unable to carrying red flags and traiifparencies methods by which we seas Nine hours dayagain. Ap second, Dr. Nave third. Time i.tO;. withstand the combined uttack. A and denouncing all monopolies. They American tW upon the gisoemasons during 1891. Free handicap, upof the nlause.1 shipping, In question sev made and were of Mr dav is the basis. Union arrests number are approaching Square tonight mile dash Michael won, one All Ordered Out In Iowa. 3 in a similar ward, we MEMPHiH.Ten- a- May 1. The union added the president, in found be to heavily from various directions to participate end prisoners were Parametta second, J. T. third. Time Oskaloosa. Iowa. May 1. The execu armed. Subsequent" . - :. painters in Memphis inaugurated a great eight hour labor demonstration condition to the merchant who, when rirched 1.41. ' of men the Iowa district of luuu committee more of tive hours r th auspices of the central labor the practice and sending traveling strike today far eight tothecemeW"-1-' "y ry eighths ot a mile the road was tirst inaugurated, dash O. P. B. ttve Buckhound ouon wages: otherwise there was no lalxr united miners workers after a lengthy won, second, II H It I It INI ' " ' nnorwi naasinn issued Divrot the federat demonstration in this city. .OllOW- ' " 'r,ma i waa for the purpose of holding a deru twj t Philadelphia. May 1. ine rslffudns ing order: "lOfeTnVnera of Inwa- onstrrtion party. the graves of former gregateu .. xne vation, but soon found that he bad to no J1 between capital and labor in this cityiSiToGf executive board has ordered you rioters. Theoverauthorities were com- main speake ..... the cottage it or go out of business. The great com London, May 1. The last day of the .one of peace and mutual good under- out for the establishment of an eight to to and the on ine pia adpeal military uu eventeentn street. mercial governments of the world have tirst spring meeting. Race of the day hour work day you will remain out until pelled (Landing. reached had the they city Here English speakers talked, while stimulated their shipping interests by for 1000 guineas, for t further orders from the said board." no sooner fillies, Portland, Me., May L The tenders through-.jjU- l Communications from national head- again than they made an attack upon speeches were delivered in German and direct or indirect subsidies, while we won bv Mi mie, 'Melody (Late Canticle) irs and cordon add broke the the through from Hebrew police on the we been have stands and the old second, the city struck today, for an advance quarters brought only advice to postBroadway Siphonia third. The were prefer saying "no, ' again did the soldiers charge and the and Fourth avenue. We must advance or I will not twelve starters. of wages. way." pone the strike; not instructions to do crowd was forced to beat a retreat. The aay, go out of business, for we have alShortly after 8 o'clock the Cleveland, May 1. Five hundred so. Iowa is thus acting independently has caused the greatest alarm was called to order by Lucien meeting Daniel. ready gone out." fAnnlause.l Post Yesterday's Base Ball. carpenters quit work at Youngstown, in the matter. The houses at shaft No. fightingthe people of the city and the While the chairman was addressing the master General Wanamaker and Secreamong At Brooklyn The game today was a Ohio, today because the contractors re- 7 were destroyed this morning by fire, excitement each as intensifies hour crowd the socialistic labor unions con- tary Rusk also spoke, and after lunch regular slugging match in which the fused to recognize the other unions in undoubtedly of incendiary origin. The Police are utterly power-lea- s tinued to arrive in small and large bod- the loss isheavy, attemps were also made to papses. party proceeded to the Mechanics' home team had the best of it. Clarkson the building trades. mob control to the howling ies. Marching to the meeting was a so- pavilion, where a May day festival of was relieved by Lowe in the seventh and St. Louis, May 1. The architectural destroy other property. Mines are now become emboldened by this fact, cialistic body carrying an American flag Grand Army posts was in progress. Counthera retired in favor of Terry in iron workers, 350 in number, went out all closed but a majority of the miners, who, more defiant than ever, and the author- with the Union down. 1 be banquet at the Palace hotel to the sixth. Bennett and Kinslow for the eight hour day and an advance it is reported, will soon resume work. were summon an After the local speakers had addressed night in honor of President Harrison the catchers. Boston, 6: Brooklyn. 13. of wages. The marble setters struck for Des Moines. Iowa, May 1. All the ities have been compelledoftosoldiers. The reinforcement additional 250 a the was and attended a series The affair crowd, long preamble At Chicago Six thousand people saw by guests. an advance and eight hours. Team own- miners in this vicinity struck today in have cut telephone and tele- of denunciatory resolutions were read at was conducted on an elaborate scale and the first game of the season today and ers, 500 strong, have asked for four dol- obedience to orders from the state execu- rioters wires. Athe dense crowd surrounds the main stand. The features of this was a closing feature of the president's also saw Ansons Colts lose it bv reason lars a day and got it. The other organi- tive board. About ten thousand miners graph building the deliverance were the indorsement of the visit to this city. On the table occupied of their inability to find the ball zations will decide tomorrow whether or is the state will be affected by the order. the labor exchange, which pitched of cleared all at have soldiers the persons demands of the Paris convention, the by the president was a bank of roses fif- oy uaivin. cnicago, 2; mot to strike. Ottumwa, Iowa, May 1. The miners Pittsburg, b. bayonet. The military demands for a consolidated capital, the teen feet long and three feet wide. The Batteries Luby of southeastern Iowa laid down their points of theircannon and Nagle; Galvin and to the place for statutory establishment of the eight other tables were alro decorated with a Mack. tools last night and say they will not have brought Riotous Strikers. the of them. intimidating flowers. to to the purpose hour action resort number of The At day. Cleveland By heavy batting the political large take them up again until ordered to do principal Cleveland, Miy 1. Today at the so by the supreme attain the ends desired, and the alle- speech of the evening was made by the home team had an easy victory today oflicers of their union. lumber docks of Woods, Jenks and coin-p- a to socialistic the After Cleveland 12, Cincinnati 3. Batteries-You- ng, party. giance president. They declare they are not on a strike, Dynamite in France. the resolutions were read, H. G. ly a number of strikers attacked but nave merely suspended work. Zimmer, Duryea, Rhinea, 1. is Ana Ralph Gray a partner in Jenks & Co., quiet Everything Paris, May "Old nutch" Unbalanced. wealthy socialist from Los Chicago, May 1. A Terre Haute, In- this N. I. Fisher, president of the Fisher no and outward are there morning geles, California, addressed the meeting. At Philadelphia The New Yorkers special says: Not less than 3,000 Enansville, Ind., May 1. B. P. Wilbur diana, Wilson Lumber copipany. miners in Indiana quit work last night signs that this state of affairs will be He predicted that the agitation for the Hutchinson, the missing board of trade jumped on Esper in the third and got and of latter the foreman course of firm, the day. eight hour law was only a forerunner to man of Fisher, scale for the year disturbedof in the Chicago, has been found here by enough runs to demoralize the home man whose name is un- because of the, wage a cavalry were paroling the the demand that four hours should be the police. Troops team. Newlork 12, Philadelphia 8. not been beginning todny having signed. There known. All are seriously injured. 1. About 1,500 streets in the socialist quarters lastnight considered a day's labor. The Batteries Rusie and Clark. Esper and Ills., of May chief found Hutchinson The Dcquern, police were half a dozen policeman on the coal miners in this district in addition many infantry regiwere adopted with a whoop and struck this and walking aimlessly about the streets and Clements. docks at the time, and when they chargunder arms. ments held The were affair at main was the the over. stand At Columbus Columbus 2. Louisville to enforce the law for the eight took him into He is being ed on the strikers they struck them with morning On Broadway and Fourth avenue held until word iscustody. police are not idle either. They have received from Hutch 0. day and pay every Saturday. This arrested bricks and clubs. Meanwhile a squad hour 300 socialists about were anarchists, there trucks tilled with socialist will probably be one of the most stubAt Cincinnati Cincinnati 1. St. Louis old man of - seventy oflicers marched upon the and other persons coming under the speakers, who addressed crowds in vari- inson's sonto inbe Chicago. The unbalanced in 3. bornly contested Btrikes ever had in ths head of appeared entirely tdocks and the strikers retreated. characters." These ous tongues. Among the speakers was "dangerous C. district. At Omaha Omaha A ir Xew work-too- k L--- Dit-palc- o, 1 11 de-vla- I re-cu- lt I aat-Ar- d Die-batc- h non-unio- n year-olds- I ;", l-- s Three-year-old- - Three-veer-ol- ' - three-year-old- s, a-- . 1 s, 11117 1 K M I LTM I V " li I - 1 hod-car-- brick-layer- s Wil-shir- e, Kee-na- n. non-unio- n . reeulu-tion- Elsewhere in Ohio. SnWNKE, O., May 1. A message Ills., May 1. There will be no miners' strike in this coal district, and there is apparently no disposition Belleville, re- among the miners to join such a movement. Jacksonville, May 1. Over 500 miners held a meeting this morning and notified the bank bosses that no one excepting them was to be allowed around the mines until the question of wages was settled. St. Louis, May 1. A dispatch from Coal Hill, Ark., says that no strike will occur at the mines there. Wheeling, May 1. The miners employed in this vicinity to the number of a thousand quit work this morning on account of the operators failure to sign Demoestration in Chicago. the scale. It is not expected that the Chicago, Mny 1. The brick layers strike will be of long duration. union, about 2,030 strong, did not take Louisville, Ky., May 1. Labor day part in the parade for the eight hour drew out probably the largest parade day. Other trades unions were gener- ever seen here, the day being made genally represented and with bands, ban- erally a holiday. ners and floats, on which their respective handicraft were being exemplified, A Bold Robber. inarched about 10C3 strong through 1. A passenger traveleo me of the principal streets of the busiMay Vienna, ness districts and dismissed at the Lake ing from Crawcow to Lemberg lastnight Front where speeches were delivered by in an express train suddenly drew two local labor leaders. revolvers and with one in each hand demanded his three fellow passengers to hand over their money and valuables. A Scab Train Wrecked. A frightful struggle ensued in the narWest Newton, Pa., May 1. An emi- row compartment. Although the men grant train, carrying 100 Hungarians to assailed were unarmed they fought with the coke plant collided with a light en- desperation. The ruffian killed two of gine tonight, Fireman Stewart being the men and then jumped from the fatally injured and several other men train while it was going at full speed. seriously injured. A terrible panic pre- No traces of the miscreant could be vailed Buiong the Hungarians, who im- ceived from Nigent this morning instructs the miners to stay out as no settlement had been arrived at with the operate, a. The news was received with great surprise, as it was generally believed that there would be no strike in this valley. Trimble, Ohio, May 1. All miners of the Lucas district No. 9, about 1100 men, are out today. They demand an advance There in the scale of machine mining. is a division in regard to the eight hour , question. Vice-Preside-nt men will be held as prisoners until all signs of danger are passed in order to prevent riots. About noon there was a scene of great excitement in the vicinity of Iiue Berry. The cause of the tumult was a loud explosion which broke windows all around the locality mentioned. The streets were deserted at the time and nobody was injured. No one seems to be able to explain the motives for the explosion, which is said to have been caused by a bomb or dynamite cartridge. Dispatches received from the provinces report that a state of general quiet prevails. Marseilles, May 1. A socialist demonstration took place here this morning; the socialists taking part refused to disperse when ordered to do so by the authorities and the military was called tor. They quickly scattered the socialists. Many of them were arrrested. Paris, May 1. During the course of the day Floquet, the president of the chamber of deputies, assured a deputation of the men employed in various capacities upon the railroads that they had his sympathy and support in the efforts being made to bring about a reduction of the working hours. A mob of 9,000 had a collision with the Grendaries and many arrests were made. The mob attacked the prison this evening in an attempt to rescue some imprised comrades, and wounded the of the soldiers. The troops immedi-poel- y opened tire rnd three men fell dead. The mob then fled. A later report states there was a bloody collision between some miners and the police, in s his mind. 5, Minneapolis At Denve Denver 3, St Paul 4. At Lincoln Lincoln 0, Sioux City 4. At Lansas City Kansas City 6, MilThroughont Europe. him, B. P. Hutchinson left this evening waukee 11. London, Mry 1. Innumerable tele- for Chicago. . His actions here would grams from all parts of the continent not lead Stood Before Fitzsimmons. one to believe him of an unsound show that while there was General FerMinneapolis. May 1. Black Pearl ment yet the workingmen nowhere mind. Terre Haute, Ind., May 1. Hutch agreed to stay four rounds with Fitzshowed a disposition of gaining the symveteran Chicago speculator, simmons tonight and did it Fitzsim inson, of pathy the public by illegal manifeeta left tne the here tonight and declined mons clearly overmatched him and got train tions. Neither have the predictions of He put up at a hotel in several hot blows but they produced a universal strike been fulfilled. Anar- to go further. no effect chists eagerly seized chance to air their here. doctrines with tneadded zest of a possible Sells Bros'. Circus. A Terrible Deed. scuffle with the authorities and the outTiffin, May 1. A tremendous windbreaks recorded were invariably due to 1. Mor Oliver Winchester, O., May storm here afternoon demoltheir efforts and boubtless would have gan, living in tnis county, was louna ished all theyesterday tents of Sells' Bros', circus. been more effectual but for police and dead in his house, having been shot Fortunately the main performance was military preparations. the heart The room was over through and but few people remaining on London, May 1. Carpenters and join- smeared with blood, and there were evi Most of them were iners commenced a strike tonight. Ger- dences of a desperate st ruggle. A strange the grounds. Mrs. Pauline Hunter was probajured. been very quiet, and the man, apparently a tramp, giving his many has The animals were bly fatally injured. meetings were sparsely attended. ' name as Charley McKinney, has been ar- wild with terror, and there was much In Austria and Hungary the day was rested, accused of the horriblo crime. for a time lest some of them taken up with merely holiday diversions. When arrested he was found to have two anxiety At Beka the military were called upon fresh cuts or scratches on his face, and might escape. to quell a socialist riot and several per- a bloody handkerchief was found in his Attacking: the Parnellites. sons wounded. The demonstration held pocket London, May 1. In a letter published on Prater in Vienna was smaller than in A Satural Gas Explosion. today Cardinal Manning again attacks 1890. the Parneilites, classing their actioBS as In Holland there was no cessation of 1. While the Greenville, Ohio, May work. In Brussels this evening i0,000 tire department was working at a small being suicidal and as being the greatest men marched in procession, but there tire tonight, natural gaB, which had blow which Ireland's reviving hopes receive. was no disorder. collected in the fire cistern, ignited from could Paris today was even freer for traffic the engine and exploded. A heavy enThe Murderer Confesses. than on last May-DaTheparaders gine was raised several feet in the air Vienna, May 1. The Russian named appeared to take delight in goading the and fell back in the yawning chasm. police to charge on them. After the Terrible excitement prevailed for some Glikoff, arrested iu Servia for the murPlace de la Concorde was cleared at 7 time. Truman Sputhern was fatally der of Beltcheff, Bulgarian minister of o'clock in the evening no further inciinjured and Engineer Boyer, Charles finance, has made a confession. He ha dent was reported. Aagis and Thomas O'Brien badly hurt been sent to BultTaria. E. Wiseman of San Francisco. Evansville, Ind., May 1. After spend ing the day quietly in company with a detective, no restraint being put upon I - |