| Show AT HOME AND ABROAD DENVER june II dr purcell Pu roell of the coxey army which left denver oo on boats on the platte river wag was drowned today below brighton by the swamping of a boat of those drowned last week only three bodies have been re covered and the number of fatalities was probably loan less than was sup supposed posea minneapolis mian june ll 11 an egan 8 D special to the journal reports a valuable prehistoric pre historic find in a mound at that point A tomb has been uncovered lined with cement in the tombs compartments were twenty two male skeletons averaging eight feet in height A rude altar and many bronce utensils were exposed TAN TANGIER GiEB june II 11 additional ad vices regarding the death of the sultan says ays be suffered dred from fever favor for four days day previous to his deaths death and he died while giving orders for some time before his death he be began vomiting and continued to suffer in this manner when he be expired it to is added that the symptoms of his disease point to poisoning COLUMBUS june II 11 about p in the wale scale commit teb tab announced an agreement bad been reached and was drawn up the compromise was on a basis ot 60 cents for ohio and 69 cents for western pennsylvania the agreement to is not to take effect until monday june the scale of prices will be in effect and bind both pardon thereto beginning june 18 1894 and continue until may 1 1895 provided toe the above named wale scale of prices for the districts shall be recognized valparaiso In dJune ll 11 sheriff stoddard dari rJ at 11 tonight was telegraphed to come to chesterton at once pa cs a coxey army composed of men had struck that town and were all drunk they threatened to burn the town unless they were fed anil and lodged the sheriff left at once with a posse DENVER col cola june II 11 sheriff Buro Bur hinell chinen has decided that no more Coxey ites will be allowed to enter denver under penalty of arrest and imprisonment for vagrancy until the commonweal movement has sub aided special deputies will board in coming trains and patrol all public highways leading into the city and no one unable to give giro a satisfactory ac count of himself will be permitted to pass pan the boundary line PAROO FARGO N D june 12 deputy united states marshal daggett left for bismarck today with sixty deputies others will be picked up and his force will it number sumber when bismarck is reached judge caldwell has boa ordered a 14 large force to be sworn in united states officers here have received word that hat the coxey ites are piling obstructions ruo on the track to prevent trains from running by without stopping washington june 12 jacob 8 coxey the leader of the commonweal army has accepted an invitation of the fe knights nights of labors labor sad and all the other industrial organizations of st paul and minneapolis to speak in minneapolis on the fourth ot of july RAmi axA 0 june 12 trouble broke out oat in randall randalla Ban dalPa a army here to day company A deserted in a body because of insufficient rations and attempted to capture the army flag after a rough and tumble fight randallus Randall Band alPs ss men succeeded in retaining regaining possession of the flag KANSAS CITY mo june 12 32 the commonweal ers under general jones who arrived here this his morning made three attempts to capture missouri pacific freight trains as an they pawed passed the camp but each effort was futile as the he train men side aide tracked their trains CHICAGO june 12 theodore Tho odore nevins one of the doorkeepers of the board of trade was taken off in the smallpox ambulance amoul ance today he was attending to his bis duties and was unaware the reddish eruption on his bis neck and face had any connection with the dreaded disease he must have spoken to and been in contact with dozens of the members before the true nature of the eruption was discovered pa june 12 the miners are pouring into the town of lindsay near berwind white mines and indications point to a collision before night it is in reported a skirmish took place at midnight at anita the firing bring of cannon and small arms being distinctly heard in su tawney demonstrations are made by the hungarians Hung arians italians aab slavs slave the english speaking miners are opposed to violent measures CANAIDA NGUA N Y june 12 A terrific cloua burs occurred at this place and vicinity tonight doing great damage the storm was accompanied by fierce thunder and lightning and struck here about 8 os and in a short time flooded streets and gutters and choked the sewers and streams cellars all over the town are flooded and in the lowlands streets are impassable PORT TowNsEND 2 wash june 12 news of the overturning of a boat belonging to the united states coast survey steamer patterson Pat tereon at tongs tonga narrows narrow alaska and the drowning of three men was received today the accident was reported at sitka the day the city of topeka sailed coubs and the names of the unfortunate men were not learned ST LOUIS mo une june j 12 while edward tofte and victor an acquaint acquaintance gace were at it a in barthold bartholde Bart holds lo grove nine m miles southwest of the court houses house they found a basket containing a lot jot of white metal molds anu and other articles used in counterfeiting and 21 in bogus coin ranging in value from live five cents to 1 the find was turned over to the police and the federal authorities ar are now at work on the case it is beli believed vod the creek served as a biding place for or a 2 gang of counterfeiters counterfeit ers CREEKs colo june 12 jack smith military leader of the strikers at bull hill how has gone to mexico to avoid arrest june J johnson the be reputed leader was a myth KANSAS CITY mo june 12 general jones with an army one hundred strong arrived from denver early this morning he went into camp with bennetts contingent in the be east t bottoms N 6 june 12 news of a horrible accident that occurred at caltha still house bouse near just juat reached here frank carter carried his hie six year old son eon with him to the still house bouse carter got drunk and made his son drunk Inthe in the stillhouse still bouse was a vat containing gallons of boiling still slops slope and the little follow fellow in wandering about fell into this vat which reached to his bis chin he was immediately taken out cut and three physicians summoned when his bis clothes were removed the skin peeled off leaving his body raw everything possible po was done to relieve his sufferings but without avail and at twenty four hours after the accident death claimed the little fellow the father has left ISM PHOENIX ariz june 12 ray bay mond Cor ornal chilean about 50 years of age a prospector was found lour murdered dered half a mile west went of this city yesterday his skull was crushed june 12 aba remains of the late sultan hauan hassan have been sent to babal for burial the succession of the late sultan sultans a younger son adul azaz has been accepted at cass blanes A hostile feeling prevails at fez where ismall ismail the brother of the deceased has been acting as the sul sultans tants representative 1 I T june 12 the body of the dead bandit has been identified as an being that of bill dlton dalton by his hia brother littleton who arrived here last night from kingfisher 0 T accompanied compa nied by D W fawcett Fawe etti an old acquaintance of the dalstone daltons and an ex sheriff of caldwell kansas who also was positive iju u his bis identity mrs dalton in company with charles dalton has gone to the wallace home the suene of the tragedy to fettle her affairs and will return this thin morning bringing her two little children tonight the remains will oe be taken to guthrie for official identification LONDON june J u ne 12 cablegram from honking says on account of the plague people have fled bed and 1600 deaths have occurred the number of deaths is es imaged at a day COLUMBUS june 12 the convention of the minera of athens perry hooking hocking and Huske counties today adopted it a resolution standing firmly tor for a 70 cont cent rate B 0 june ig 13 the most important news brought by the empress of japan is of the she alarming spread of virulent plague that first ap feared in canton at the end of april the plague Is similar to the great plague in london in the sixteenth century and is carrying on oft large num born bers of victims victim it soon spread pread to honking Hon kong appearing there in may it is chiefly confined to chinese but a low lew portuguese have been afflicted the plague has ban paralyzed business busine to a large extent as an many leading loWing steamship lines refuse to take either passengers or cargo front from hongtong Hong kong the symptoms of the disease are as follo followed fol lowe wF without premonitory warning in the shape of a chill there is a sudden onset of fever rising to degrees or over there is much bead ache accompanied by stupor in twelve or twenty four hours a glandular swell welling occurs in the neck or arm pit pig increasing to the size of A lowass egirt being hard and tender with or with out the decline of the fever the patient sinks into a condition of coma and dies at the end of 24 or 49 0 boure if six days la Is reached recovery 1 Is possible washington june IS 13 A bill to disapprove the treaty heretofore made with the southern ute indiana for their removal to utah and providing for the settling of them on lands jande under the severally act was passerby passed pass edby by the house today FALLS mont june 13 judge benton of the district court has bao refused an injunction against interference ter ference with the sun dance by the governor and the sheriff on the ground that the petition asked protection against the montana statute prohibiting sabbath breaking the managers of the dance will take an appeal to the K supreme court tody ST JOSEPH june 13 the missouri river continues cutting at belmont bend at winthrop citizens of wit wic are moving away from the banks the railroad road to Is at work pro teching the tracks the government has taken no steps to prevent the destruction of farms birmingham BIK MINGHAM ala june 13 the burning of railroad bridges having failed to stop shipments of coal notices signed one thousand miners have been sent to the engineers on the kansas city memphis and birmingham railroad warning them to quit hauling coal at the peril of their lives livee this is regarded as a resort to date the engineers into supporting the strikers the committee announces the failure of the joint conference conle rence with the operators and they having called a monster meeting and demonstration to take place at wednesday OMAHA june 13 judge dundy telegraphed united states attorney gelerak olney olcey this afternoon fur troops to protect the union pacific tall railroad road from the carter commonweal ers at julesberg julesburg Ju leeburg lesburg and the reply is expected every hour b our from mr olney notifying either fort omaha or fort russell bussell troops out there is in great excitement at jules burg there are fully Coxey ites at Ju leeburg lesburg who are part of the carter army which formed in utah and stole a train they are desperate for they cannot go to denver having been sent from there with a farewell lot jot of provisions to last them for keeps forty of the army stole a union pacific stock train this morning and were sidetracked at djune 13 the cox ehlies succeeded in getting out of town on stolen handcart handcars hand cars cara fitted up with platforms made of stolen lumber the cars care were found near steele today butche but the dealers we alers had fled an army of is beien mobilized here and at mandan united states deputy marshal daggett has arrived with a force of deputies and trains are now being sent out ont under armed pro lectia r los ANGELES june 13 judge ross boss in the united states court today sentenced the seventy dealers who stole the train on the atlantic pacific railroad at barstow on june jtb to four months in the county jail jai judge rose boss has received the following threatening letter you sentence one of the ladu industrial army to jail and you will got get some dynamite by order of K PORTLAND or june 18 A telephone message menage from the dalles dallas this morning states tea that almost the be entire village of grants in sherman county has been swept away by the flood only the elevator and a few buildings on the highlands remain the distillery owned by goodell walker co went out yesterday twelve men were in the building woon when it was carried oft off its foundations all were saved one man after the buildings were well out in the stream being rescued by boatmen who saw him floating with the he building grants is a place of about inhabitants located on the columbia river and and the union pacific railroad ill miles east of portland SPOKANE wash june 13 particulars tic ulars of the kaslo kaeko B C disaster reached here today the property lose it is thought will reach the galena trading company store byers hardware companas comp anys store a floating warehouse holding a great deal of merchandise the government wharf costing and about seventy houses were swept away the only life lost was that of mrs B C mcgregor the storm came up between 4 and 6 5 it was preceded by a number of hot waves then came a terrific gale which filled the air with debris churned the lake into a mighty sea and blow blew buildings into the water meanwhile kaslo river was dammed by a log jam and scores of cabins along its banks were ruined VANCOUVER B C june 13 18 all reports from the interior state that the frazer and its branches are falling rapidly rapi uly at langley the water has fallen ton ten inches general superintendent abbott of the canadyan Can adlan pacific states that local traffic will be resumed on friday SHANGHAI june 13 the government of japan has sent large forces ot 0 troops to protect her interests in korea the king of korea is reported to have fled to japanese territory CHICAGO june 13 the mystery of the killion of archibald mckillip McKill lp the street car conductor has been cleared up the slayer was C F keasky a traveling salesman whose daughter mckillip is said to have wronged LEA leavenworth FENWORTH june 13 18 judge thomas of the U 8 circuit court to today found captain john A ralston balston frank E woods and ed hart the leaders of the Coxey ites who seized a union pacific train guilty of con tempt judge thomas sentenced the men to forty days in jail NEW york june 14 A morning paper prints a statement based upon apon the testimony before the lenox J lenox commission showing that ane illegitimate revenue reveau a of the police volice department annually amounts to of which comes from disorderly houses bouses washington june JUDO 14 by advice of his physician president cleveland 19 about decided to take a short outing 9 going down chesapeake Ches bay it I 1 is a abo thought aught four or five days outing will wil 1 restore his usual vigorous health captain evans of the light house bouse tender hubbard will accompany him on the voyage KANSAS CITY june 14 there have hare been more desertions in the common wea weal camp in the fast bast bottoms and out of men who drew rations a week ago not more than are now in camp ex adjutant general artz of kansas is now in full command general bennett not having visited the camp since monday it Is is claimed he is in topeka endeavoring to raise money artz rules with an iron hand band and drums out ot of camp every soldier who gives the slightest evidence of insubordination he says he has forty six loyal men at least which he be brought from topeka and he be will go on to washington with these if all the others get left TA Names june 14 it is reported that the chief princes who are likely to cause trouble have been removed from their command in the army some have teen been sent to distant provinces and others 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