Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 1

I 1 i 4 momemer 4 1 l'Ino 1 rf--4 A I MIN i J- I 111) i frt 1 r-- ssl Established 1869 rilrA mm A 7tTrt1-tt-1 A mml-KT-K-r -Tirtn-r-K-r-rl il-t A -t7 It A "CT a-I 4 el t- A 4 Established 69 hed 18 CHATTANOOGA- Established 1869 CHATTANOOGA- Price Five Cents TENN WEDNESDAY MAY 2 1894 9 and he was uncerem nio' -4 it FizzLED FAKE the steps into the n()ii ddluebloYf Ittlireti broZ11 1 SORG DEFEATS-RATHBONE MR STOCKBRIDGE'S DEATH soudid nooft scoupnspoldseedr thimapot trhtsnereoewuarfos aunywhareoah- I STONED WOMEN plaza in front of the capitol to base an objecton He stated that i Casey Made No Resistance personally there was nothing in the rela- but protested all the while and the crowd A Democratic District But Big Gains The Senator's Friends Ascribe It to tions between himself and Benedict that gathered about him and obstructed the Iv ould justify his opposing his confirma- 1 )7 Coxey's March to the Capitol way somewhat not a bustle of in Republican Strongholds Chicago Cable Cars ton It now comes to light that neither wr ed Miners Attacked resistance but seemed more like curiosity Senator Hill nor Senator Gorman are re- Non-Striking md 4- Merely a Farce that The whole affair did not last over ten sponsible for the long delay which has a minutes Coxey was taken by the police Hamilton and Dayton the Latter Carried American Consul's Interesting Report of already occurred but the real ob- Wylam Ala to the edge of the crowd without any difii- jectiail came from the Illinois members eulty and entered the carriage Capt Easily by McKinley Last Fall Both Experiments on the Eight-Hour Sys who were anxious to keep Palmer in I THE POLICE CLUB BROWNE Kelly said Go Democratic "Where do you go now Mr Coxeyr tern in English Labor office as long as possible fit A Oil T1 VIIIM 1 THE STRIKERS' WIVES 4 "To our new grounds in Southeast DV TTITI A FIZZLED FAKE Coxey's March to the Capitol Merely a Farce THE POLICE CLUB BROWINE and be was unceremoniously- hustled off the steps into the middle of the broad plaza in front of the capitol Cosey Made No Resistance but protested all the while and the crowd gathered about him and obstructed the way somewhat not a bustle of resistance but seemed more like curiosity The whole affair did not last over ten minutes Coxey was taken by the police to the edge of the crowd without any dialeulty and entered the carriage Capt Kelly said: "Where do you go now Mr Coxeyr "To our new grounds in Southeast WDNESDAY SORG DEFEATS RATHBONE A Democratic District But Big Gains in Republisau Strongholds Hamilton and Dayton the Latter Carried Easily by McKinley Last Fall Both Go Democratic MAY 2 MR STOCKBRIDGE'S DEATH The Senator's Friends Ascribe It to Chicago Cable Cars American Consul's Interesting Report of Experiments on the Eight-Hour Sys tem in English Labor 1894 did not consider that there was any reason of supposed importance upon: which to base an objection He stated that personally there was nothing in the relations between himself and Benedict that would justify his opposing his confirmation It now comes to light that neither Senator Hill nor Senator GOITO all are responsible for the long delay which has already occurred but that the real objection came from the Illinois members who were anxious to keep Palmer in office as long as possible 'UNCLE SAM'S DEBT SIONEDBYWOAIN Non-Striking Miners Attacked at Wylam Ala BY THE STRIKERS' WIVES I A LrrTLE DIFFERENT IN INDIANA NEWS OTHER THAN CONEY I 1 II met A LrrTLE DIFFERENT IN INDIANA CAPITAL NEWS OTHER THAN CONEY Reserve S100000000 kit LIVE Lk IX 4V ilieettille 4131E 1114nAlPO40411710 KNIIII1111 I march and the disappointed wealers 'train started on a hot tramp for a new restiao I Municipal Election Meld Seven Senators and Nine Itepresenta- r- I -A Coal Creek Miners Have Joined Their gave army order to march and the disappointed wealers acain started on a hot tramp for a new resting Municipal Elections Are Meld Seven Senator and Nine Iteprementa Net Imereasse of 8950599 During Reserve 1100000000 Coal Creek Miners Have Joined Their piece Throughout the Mercurial State tivea Appointed as pi Joint commit- ma vulLtis Lou -LvA at J----1 ILe ueuL 8 Late-When Coxey under police escort passed Except in Indianapolis and EV8-188 tee to Attend the Funeral of the meut issued this afternoon shows a net Striking Brethren out of the capitol grounds to rejoin his "rille and the Kepublioana Fairly Late Senator Stockbridge at increase in the public debt less cash in the party was followed by at least Sweep Their Democratic Opponents me Mich- the treasury during April of $8930 599 The Dockery Bill 10000 people and the officers found Off the Face of the Earth Washing --Many ton 1 of the Ti iLterest bearistr debt nereased $100- 45 The the nasssop a iiiim-nit nine INnollyr the ay 0 non-interest bearing debt de- JELLICO MEN AS comms place When Coxey under police escort passed out of the capitol grounds to rejoin his army the party was followed by at least 10000 people and the officers found the passage a difficult one Finally the Throughout the Mercurial State Except in Indianapolis and EVIII1111 and the Republicans Fairly Sweep Their Democratic Opponents Off the Face of the Earth tivea Appointed as Pi Joint Committee to Attend the Funeral of the Late Senator Stockbridge at Kalil- masoo Dockery Bill Washington May 1--Many of the Washington May debt state- ment issued ilds afternoon shows a net increase in the public debt less cash in the treasury during April of $8930509 Ti iLterest beariag debt $100- 450 The non-interest bearing debt Striking Brethren JELLICO MEN AS coxEyrrEs menus in rats city or enutor Loca- creased $2090 and the cash in the treats- 1 Cl 1 oumus 3Iay 1--The ird Ohio Th I Columbus May 1--The Third Ohio friends in this city of Senator Stockbridge $2000 and the cash in the treasury i ury decreased $8852239 The balances eiie of the procession in street directly in congrssonal dstrict in the special bridge ascribe Ms death to tr unicago cable cars Last summer while -itending of the several classes of debt at the close Gigantic Movement on Foot There to frcnt of the residence of Congreesman tiOn held today has gone democraticelebe of busibess April 30 were Interest bear- the 'world's fair the senator was kiocked thousands Springer of Illinois Somebody set up a about the usual majority 3000 Totes down by a cable car and dragged some ing debt $635041380 debt on which in- Organize a Division cheer a nd joined in as the T1 di hits Uir hao w-e- yrixh-1a Airt thak of the procession in street directly in frcnt of the residence of Congressman Springer of Illinois Somebody set up a cheer and thousands joined in as the arge reac ea 1 a bridge ascribe his death to the Chicago urv deerpaspd TIOPe I tusLancet Lae venicie over Lae congressional district in the special election beld today has gone democratic by about the usual majority 3000 votes electing Paul Rathbone ascribe his death to ths Chicago cable cars Last summer while ittending the 'world's fair the senator was knocked down by a cable car and dragged some distance by the heavy vehicle over the decreased $8852239 The balances of the several classes of debt at the close of business April 30 were: Interest bearing debt $635041380 debt on which Gigantic Movementon Foot There to Organize a Division eiecting 1--ul borg over ti Itattitiotte I DY since matuHty S186 terest has ceast91 si2 I a I Jaeavy 1 Sorg over has teased since maturity $1862- et hi etek cs eve to his carriage The to his carriage The U1-1611 etuuen Lue nynireni tujurirm cL to tju debt 'bearing no interest SUK1653- ublican mob 1ccame so dense re not serious but ihe nervous shock to a 596 total $1011556979 The certifi- progress of the Big Strike of Ilia and noisy that the police had bard Mr Sorgss home Middletown strongly man of the senator's years and habits of elites and treasury- notes offset by an vitetoosporis og work to keep them from running gyer the ali a- Tepublican gave hire 408 plurality whils life was very 82vera Even after he was equal amount of cash in the treasury out- the Counter commonwealem A rush was made by tbe ab! toresume his senatorial duties he standing at the end of the month were amuton ex-nov CampbeIrs home car- ft MISS nponie MR rs1 nd11 1 JksActqco sr pu a au LIM 1-LI 11 111 VII i mob became so dense and noisy that the police had bard work to keep them from running gyer the commonwealera A rush was made by the mass of people and many' ran pell mell republican Mr Sorgss home Middletown strongly Tepublican gave him 408 plurality whil4 Hamilton ex-Clor Campbell's home car- rough stones The apparent injuries were not serious but ihe nervous shock to a man of the senator's years and habits of life was very ii2vera Even after he was able to resume his senatorial duties he 030 debt 'bearing no ipterest $380653- 596 total $1017556979 The certificates and treasury notes offset by an equal amount of cash in the treasury outstanding at the end of the month were Progress' of the Big Strike of tbel Inners in VorlowsPorte of the Country' i the tn uy peat to plaza over the lawns trampling riod by the republicans at the la nit'- still suffered and complained of the el- $41998()795 an baerease of $5362755 fects of the shack and it is believed that The total cash in the treasury was dowtt shruery an vines white nicipal election gave him 1183 plurality bb Th it must have dire-tly weakened and in- $790820661) The gold reserre was SPeelat to The palfrey on which Miss Coxey was mount- an Dayton carried by McKinley by 595 erfered with the Leart's action and there- $100000000 Net cash balance wa $25097- Birmingham Ala May a ed became frightened and attempted to run away but wa held back by is the young last fall went democratic Sods bY at least precipitated the end Which 78 In the month there a deerease par 5 came yesterday ay in gold coin and bars of $631587 the ty of min' era at Wylam who had re- man who clung to the horses bridle by 1 913 Th democrats here ere jubilant total at the close being $170192437 Oe fused to strike were returning from world tinally managed to get into the car- over the apparent turn in politica in their EIGHT HOURS LABOR 1307- i Coey riage with his wife and the crowd cheered tfavor 255 Of the su lus there was in na- and daughters of the straers and steverely rP ug 4 hire tt I cram an age tn lir Sorg I manufacturer of An American Consul's Report of the System lls England against $16538983 at the end of the pre- st A ould have res this evening they were set upon by wives SilVer there wa an inerease of tional bank depositories $16840719 9 ri You'll have te start this procession" 8 a wealthy serious row i called out a policeman Middletown and his defeated opponent suited had any violence been done the we- 'S eech am from ro bund-ed was assistant postm tter- naeral under 1---Claud Meeker vious month Pee -t der 6 men in return of throats' and rison an prior to that or coWnsfillsidantgtrDrad3foirady England has con- rising la his phaeton 1 President IIar tributed an interesting chapter to the his- WASMNGTON GOSSIP Sheriff Morrow was telegraphed for anal Coxey started to speak But' his voico years chief inspector tory of labor legislation in a report to the strong posse of officers hastened could Le heard by a few only so be ware(' department on experiments on the eight- Page McCarty at the Head of so New to him hinti fesT th a vlendLoacidSn teb ON 0 h01 IFENIENVMP fiZe to the plaza over the lawns trampling down shrubbery and vines The white palfrey on which Miss Coxey was mounted became frightened and attempted to run away but was held back by the young man who clung to the horse's bridle 1 Coxey finally managed to get into the carriage with his wife and the crowd cheered him again and again "You'll have to start this procession" called out a policeman "Speech speech" cam3 from hundzeds of throats and rising in his phaeton tioxey started to speak But his voico could he heard by a few only so he waved his hand for the procession to ahead tied by the republicans at the last municipal election gave him 1183 plurality and Dayton carried by McKinley by 565 votes last fall went democratic todsy by 101 The democrats here ere jubilant over the apparent turn in politics in their favor Mr Sorg is a wealthy manufacturer of Middletown and his defeated opponent was assistant postnu eter-gmeral under President Harrison and prior to that for years chief postaftice inspector still suffered and complained of the effects of the shock and it is believed that it must have dire-Aly weakened and interfered with the Leart's action and thereby at least precipitated the end which came yesterday EIGHT HOURS LABOR ro An American Consul's Report of the System 111 England Washington May 1--Claud Meeker consul at Bradford England has contributed an intereeting chapter to the history of labor legislation in a report to the department on experiments on the $619989795 an increase of $5362755 The total cash In the treasury was $790826660 The gold reserve was $100000000 Net cash balance $25097- 785 In the month there was a decrease in gold coin and bars of $6263587 the total at the close being $170192457 Ofi silver there was an Inerease of $1307- 255 Of the surplus there was in national bank depositories $16840719 against $16538983 at the end of the previous month WASMNGTON GOSSIP Page Meeart-r at the Head of a New Special to The ChattanoogsTimes Birmingham Ala May a party of miners at Wylam -who had refused to strike were returning from world this evening they were set upon by wives and daughters of the straers and owserely stoned A serious row would have re suhed had any violence been done the women return Sheriff Morrow was telegraphed for and with a ttrong posse of officers hastened to the when the trouble I A AA A AM A Air A ALMUll A I hour system by Enelish labor Ile sava I Pape at Alexandria kg VIP 4LIVUAA LISU IS DIFFERENT system by English labor Ile says Paper at Alexandria scene 1 AM LLAMA TTZUMI rse 1113 LULU 1 ra Wel 1 I quieted Purtber trouble Is feared I 1 I thou21attemot-ed lez-islation has been se-v- Watehinctim Ittnir 1 ritlyt- NE71Elb commonwealers who had tramped thsn five though attempted legislation has beea Washington May clerks were quieted Further trouble Is feared trst awl southeast The camp aj atocaz act iaivut co A a xj 11tPlo Ill NV Alt Luaus tile I IJI next and about fifty re at sumter At AI ge The only cities not voting were Indianapolis Sanford at the ftrm's own instance to as- month The discharges are due to the is situated about toile from the capitol the procssion had halted ne oes will be put to work soon snd Evansville which operate under special certain boy far the system of shorter practical completion of the work of th3 gr When charters hours of work mizht be nut lit foree with- office The miners at Warrior voted to strike First and S-llond southeast The camp 1 is situated about mile from the capitol When the proeftssion had halted on street south between New 1 The only cities not voting were Indianapolis and Evansville which Operate under special charters system was one year Sanford at the firm's own instance toascertaiu how far the system of shorter hours of work might be put in force one the of next month The discharges are due to the practical completion of the work of th3 office and about fifty were at Sumter At Alger negroes will be put to work soon The miners at Warrior voted to strike kis of ticket by mAjorittea from 90(0' to I xml complemenL or melt 411111 Lite Jautleuu wv 5 istmea VOCIMIV I down the line waving work there today mt reduced force 1 wito ova -1 'U veal muvrLear vv vow dr I Phz vier" eve fisca vrcbtetanr 17loartirw 'vow' mm 1- I tile name ot tne down the line waving kis banner of ticket by mAjorities ranging from 900 to full complement of men is 1200 and the hours Morning Bulletin was issued today The name of the veteran Virginia work there today reduced force es paid torty-eignt flours weealy were veteran irgima 3 013111111-' At IAttle Warrior last night while '41 peace" and makhig eiery effort to oh- 1300 a republican gain on mayoralty of 880 wag the fifty-three hours under ist Page MoCarty appears at the bead same A or tam the plaudits of the crowd It was Unica City give the usual republican ma- had refusedto strike plain that he as getting ready for his jority the old system About twelve trades were Of the editorial columns in association Parti or miners wh re resented The trial was in a year of with Charles Thompson were returning from work they were fired coup iretat Bedford gives a clean sweep for the repub "What do you intend to dor' demanded limos exceeding depression when the prices ob- upon from ambush The fire wag returned a 4police sergeant South Bend usually democratic goes re- tamed for the output were the lowest on JUDGE TALLY'S TRIAL- r-rb but nobody hurt The ambushers lied- e----- 'I propose to form my men in line and Publican on the entire ticket by 450 record but the invoice value of the goods roduced amounted to the average rate preme COAL CREEIC MINERS aurr march them up to Lne eapttol steps re- Decide 11 I- 1 Al Goshen gives a clean sweep with repub- of the six Drecedinir Tea re This was re- Sit PuerldrairitIMroottdoan peace" and maklag every effort to obtain the plaudits of the crowd It was plain that he was getting ready for his coup d'etat "What do you intend to do?" demanded a police sergeant- 4'1 propose to form my men in line and march theta up to the capitol steps" Browne and 1500 a republican gain on mayoralty of 8810 Unlock City give the usual republican majority Bedford gives a clean sweep for the repub- heat's South -Bend usually democratic goes republican on the entire ticket by 450 Goshen gives a clean sweep with wages paid forty-eight weekly were the same as for fifty-three hours under the old system About twelve trades were represented The trial was in a year of exceeding depression when the prices obtained for the output were the lowest on record but the invoice value of the goods produced- amounted to the average rate of the six preceding years This was SOUIMLIist Page McCarty appears at the bead of the editorial columns In association with Charles Thompson JUDGE TALLY'S TRIAL Supreme Court Will Today Decide the Pending Motion At 'Attie Warrior last night while party of miners who had refusedto strike were returning from work they were fired upon from ambush The fire was returned but nobody hurt The ambushers fled COAL CREEIC MINERS aurr 1 Esyttutatma tux la let tactuurs- 41WL 1 tek -a 1 I thsALA1101 vt16 ens lOrtyy his to The Chattanooga Tunes usuauy oemocraue the test- tine-thira er the men emptoyea atourgomery dsut Amy J--In toe auage or do anything Finally Browne rode up District Now in Operation At Valparaiso where the democrats -had were en piece work wages and that sys- Tally imPeachment proceedings before the 8dot to The ctt heeeenge Timm Coxer carriage and leaning over li t() et 100 two years ego republican tem received a thorough trial as well as 1 aeked Cer- upreme court teday the motion by the contract i it majorities range trona 77) to 300- the weekly wage system The production Jellice May 1--The iThich the ox 41Ay At Kokomo the republicans win by lgly efendaut to strike out certain- of the 1 re You Readi" are the t1 ws 11 greater taring ria year a ac ua grea Coal Creek miners were 'working under Co ev kissing hs wif increased majorities Brazil usually cleee usually but the profit on accoun of eap prices harges and eci spfications was arrietj by expired today and the miners of the ells- 41 i D4'uqt-u'and goes republican Lawrenceburg 54LPTIolltt (Mt nr n0 irPri Wit rirnwrtia MS A 41- -1 s- -7-- Nowa st it a lace 'ht ch alf this Ppebn ore' yr in T1 TV'm TP wil an osil IZI vals2211122 NI -t es 2 2- -2 'm el -2 eN-- or do anything Finally Browne rode up to Coxey's carriage and leaning over asked Coxey: 41Are You Beadyt" Coxey nodded and kissing his wife he stepped out of the 'vehicle Browne usually democratic At 'Valparaiso where the democrats -bad a majority of 100 two years ago republican majorities range from 75 to At Kokomo the republicans win by largely Increased majorities BratiL usually close goes republican Lawreneeburg usually the test One-third of the men employed were on piece work wages and that system received a thorough trial as well as the weekly wage system The production during the trial year was actually greater but the profit on account of cheap prices was somewhat less but the economy in Montgomery Ala May the 3ridge Tally impeachment proceedings before the supremo court teday the motion by the to strike out certain of the charges and specifications wag argil by Judge Win Richardson of Huntsville District Now In Operation Special to The Chattanooga Timm May1---The contract vThIch the Coal Creek miners were working tmder expired today and the miners of the iseludee rhich the igruder the ----'s-- J1 i And Fire Coxey Down the Steps of the Building HE TRIES TO MAKE A TALK But the Police Say No and the 300 March Back to Camp Browne Is Released on Ball Dines at al Private House and Is of Course Lionised Washington May 1---Tacob Coxey's mitich advertisea demonstration on behalf the "Commonweal of Christ: in favor 'Of good roads and the repediation of nat Aimed obligations to pay interest on bonds ended today in a rialculous fizzle elS11 told about 000 men out of the origInally promised hundreds of theusands marched ep the capitol hill and marched again With this 000 were included tell the unemployed of the 'capital who kould be drummed into support of the The local contingent dispersed after the capitol fiasco was over end only the original 300 marched down into the newly-selected camp ground near An Open sewer canal condemned as an resting place by the health egfileerie where they have been placed on exhibition by their leader who has taken out a license to charge gate money for eadmission to the camp and the privilege of tearing him lecture e' Coffey himself -who studiously courted etS-rdom but was carefnl to -shield pmself from personal harm was eon: eemptuousl3r turned loose after he had nupposed he had secured his purpose of being arrested His burly lieutenant 'Browne who deliberately attempted a mosement to force- access through the apitol grounds to the steps of' the capitol to sustain Ctrxey in his efforts to peak and the leader of the Philadelphia 'Contingent Christopher Columbus Jones who went to his assistance both landed in the lock-up Browne with a-damaged head from a police clubbing and without bis befeathered hate The day opened with conditions more favorable to the rank and file than yesterday that is they got their breakfast such as it was at a more seasonable and camp was struck and the march begun by 10 e'cleck The day was warm -end pleasant the road fromsBrightwood to the city good but dusty and down bill learly all the way The route was down the Fourteenth street road to the city hie thence down Fourteenth to Pennsylvania avenue to the foot of capitol hill south to street and along street to the eastern end of the capitol grounds 'At the head of the soldiers of peace were three mounted policemen Then came Mrs Anna Diggs the populist orator of Kansas in-an open baroucho with her husband and two daughtets Then came Miss Mamie Coxey dressed in white her blonde hair flowing loose down her back and with a small liberty cap upon her bead She rode a -white horse Some person-had taken eomensejon upon her near the city bonudaay and bad given her en old parasol with which she sheltered her head from the rays of the sum by this time too warm for comfort She seemed perfectly composed and it home in the role she wan playing Two old soldiers' one a federal and the other a confederate both members of the commonweal I marched on foot by her Fide forming a I guard of honor Carl- Browne followed upon a large gray Norman stallion Theo came seven foot-sore musicians teoxer Men Coney and the Baby legal Tender came next in a phaeton After them came the rank and ille divided into eommunes or companies separated by the baggage wagoute The greater pan of the contents of these wagens memed to be compoired of the parsphernalia of Carl Browne's panorama which lie has exhibited at each stspping place along the rente The men were as a rults a harmless-looking lot A large pro- Pertion el them were mere boys another large proportion were clearly -foreiea'n birth and few conntenauses indiceted even average intelligeuce Bringirg up the rear ila eme the Phdel- Phia eontinzent of Christopher Colembus Jones by -far the best looking of the Party an-I embracing a few who seemed-to be respectable woikingmen Along -with Jo ate rode another young tidy the 'ePPesite of Miss Covey a pronounced 'brunette She was dretsed in dark blue and waa draped in the American colors snd also wore a liberty cap upon her Lead Her name is Miss Lavalette At the boundary was drawn up the Washing-ton contlegent even more unpromising in appearanee than Coxey's Then after their long tramp These limnbered about 150 and accessions along the route swelled the total to 300 by the time they reached Capitol hill Pio Enthusiasm Displayed-The streets along the march were lined -with people who showed much interest and curiosity but little enthusiasm They were the ordinary throng-that a public display of any kind always draws to the streets of Washington largely-women aud ebildren The parade reached the city limits at 11:20 It- was -not permitted S'sst of Fourteenth street at the instanee of the President who -thought it mad-tillable to hazard a possible demonstration by some crank in front of the White Douse or treaeury building Coxey wanted to pass these two points but Maj Moore firmly insisted on the Fourteenth stroet line of march' The parade moved without incident mail the head of it reached Second and streets southeast 'the end of the capitol grounds Coxey had dropped out of line at the New Jersey avenue (south) entrance to the capitol grounds where be left his buggy and proceeded On foot te the main steps of the capitol Half a dozen steps had been mounted when he wait confronted by the captain of police tied two lieutenants Coxey removed his hat shook hands with the offioers and started to the head of the stairs Before had time to turn round to face the er(nvd aud in fact before he could reach the top of the stepn Cept ellv the poEce officer informed him be eould make Ito speech there Coxey replied: "'lien I wish to enter a protest 'Ton cannot do that either" said the Police officer Then Coxey said: "I wish to read a Programme: 'It cannot be read here" said the of-feet Cozer showed no inclination to wiP144 And Fire Coxey Down the Steps of tile muicung HE TRIES TO MAKE A TALK army Poice the Say an the 300 March Back to Camp Browne Is Released on Ball Dines at Private House and Is of Course Lionised Washington May 1---Jacob Coxey's I much advertise' demonstration on behalf the "Commonweal of Christ: favor 'of good roads and the rdiation of na- 1 alenal gbligations to pay interest on bonds endtd today in a rilliculous fizzle All told about 000 men out of the orig- laally promised hundreds of thousands marched up the capitol hill and marched 'down again With this 000 were Included tall the unemployed of the eapital who 41-1111 el ho arlimmail irttes artymert- etf fh ant povement- -Lne local contingent fals An open sewer canal condemned as an resting place by the health mfilmrs where they haTe been placed on Wilt a license to charge gate money for Admission to the catrip and the privilege of tearing him lecture t''' Coxey himself who -studiously courted inartyrdom but was careful to -shield bimself from personal berm was eon- llemptuousi3r turned loose after he had fitunnosed he bad secured his parries of Browne who deliberately attempted a mol ement to force access through the capitol grounds to the steps of the capi- lel to sustain Coxey in his efforts to peak and the leader of the Philadelphia li---n-e -t--0 nia avenue the foot capitol lilt oo lull va south to street and along street to the eastern end of the capitol grounds At the head of the soldiers of peace were three mounted policemen Then came Mrs Anna Diggs the populist orator of Kansas in an open barouche with her husband and two daughtets Then came Miss Mamie oxey a dressed in white ber blonde hair flowing loose down her husband and two daughtets Then came Miss Mamie Coxey dressed in -white her blonde hair flowing loose down her back and with a small liberty cap upon her head She 'Matt it -whitp litirfoal Snnum person -had taken eomnassjon -upon her near the city bonuda4 and had given her 21 11 old parasol with which she sheltered her head from the rays of the "a by this time too Warm for comfort She eeemed perfectly composed and at home in the role she wa playing Two old soldiers one a federal and the other a confederate both members of the commonweal: marched on foot by her side forming a guard of honor Carl- Browne followed upon a large gray Norman stallion Then came seven foot-sore znusicians Coxer sirs Cotter and the Baby Ltgal Tender came next In a phaeton After them catty the rank and vile dividcd TIP1 irt-rslx-Ab- 6 Ta-rin- --rt -'h71-it I rims int gt 1rereu nra I AL 11 U1 A11 17 la r1410 I bi anri fottr ettaintonsin inaiirqt441 i rYPII avtrtra intellirenee- 1 Itrincin namts Ty) trio flal- I 19 I suiable to hazard a possible demonstra- tion by some crank in front of the White louse or treasury building Coxey want- ed to pass these two points but Alai Meore fi ly insisted on the Fourteenth street line of march' 'rho parade moved without incident mail the head of it reached Second and streets southeast the end of the capitol esounds Coxey had dropped out of line at the New Jersey avenue (south) en- trance to the capitol grounds where he left his buggy and proceeded -on foot tithe the main steps of the eapitol Half a dozen steps had been mounted when be was confronted by the captain of police tied two lientenants Coxey removed his hat shook hands with the offieers and tarted Bet the head of the statist ore he had time to turn round to face the Casrowd aud in fact before be could reach Pe top of the step lelly the Po- Cept is 44 11 11 ke er in wined him ft sou ma no fllieech there Coxes- replied: Then I wish to enter a protest a on cannot do that either" the said Police officer Then I I --11 ead a -osey said 11111 Pregramm I cannot be read here" said the of- fi-eer -1A ()ze showed no inclination to Wtesstss ers et Itobertson it Vrodwin's lumber mills ed-- w-e-r-e- 41-e-si-r-o-3d- 4 It intention Of backing Coxey up but he be- by fire just 1 before 2 clk tonight o'oc- Large Attendance Hears Announce- a hamston exploded tod ty There coal is perceptibly growing smaller- bnt silent Of Mr Stockbridge's Death were lateen persons in the building and rsuptheplysuPoPelldoe! it came separated from bis chief The uops were the largest and best on Washington May the third time all were 'injured- Isaac Bright was dead 1 mounted policemen a dozen or more who 1A i 4- Ilreort the line of the road and at the time the in tha ahnrt ano 006 alf Tra: wool ta encl lazmnto mand for at least two mouths Brown followed evidently with the Intention of backing Coxei up but he became separated from his chief The mounted policemen a dozen or more who had been directed to attend Browne 1 and North Georgia shops were destroyed by fire just before 12 o'clock tonight The shops were the largest and best on the line of the road and at the time the Large Attendance Hears Announcement of Mr Stockbridge' Death Watihington May 1---Por the third time in the short spece of ire weeks the senate at Robertson Godwin' lumber mills at I Williamaton exploded tod-ty There were fifteen persons in the building and all were injured- Isaac Bright wis dead Mingo mountain Ky the supply of coal is perceptibly growirtg there Ss enough left to supply the demand for at least two mouths decreased interest dropped from the records and pension office of the war department last night and of the 150 employes remaining probably not will remain Or-Et The first number of the Alexandria Va Special end John A Lusk- of Cruntersville for the defendant and by Attorney-General Martin for the state' The court has -the motion under consideration and will render an opinion tomorrow NW ed-the lento wilt probably be Joined and the defendant will plead to the charges Chief Brickel is not sitting baying been of counsel for the Skelton FATAL 11011Elt EXPLOSION File Lives Lost site Ten Persona Hurt at WIlltamstost NC Raleigh May 1---Two large boilers of the city meeting at Union square wnere they were reviewed and dismissed Then they gathered in the plaza where they listened to speeches by several labor The ol)ect of the parade was to agitate for "less work and more wages" The Central labor federation is backing the socialists up in the a--itation At least forty diffetent organisations scattered here through the procession such as "Down with cap- ital" "Capital means slavery etc The demonstration passed oft orderly There was nothing more for the police to do than to keep the crowd in order One feature of the parade was the presence in the procession of about 500 marching women THE SCRIBES IN ATLANA Today They Will Ile Treated to a Georgia Barbeeue Atlanta Ga 3Iay International League of Pess clubs held two sh3rt eeesions today Col John Cockerill pre-1 sided He named a committee or nominating offieers for the ensuing year Th committee will report tomorrow Tonight the editors were barqueted at the Kimball house by the Atlanta Press club Two hundred covers laid Clark Howell of the Constitutioth president of the Atlanta Press elub presided Ott his right and tett were Gov Northen Col John Cockerill Mayor John Goodwin of Atlanta and Murat Halatead All of these gentlem -el responded to toasts Other speakers were exGov Bullock Henry 1 Washington" Coxey replied He then the the police and their charge reached the head head of the commonweal pushed its way go i The more miles to the capitol to find their plans frustrated meekly followed their leaders and were conducted quietly to their new camp on 31 street between Jersey avenue and First streat Browne rode up and responded waving banner the sergeant was too astonished to say elsmosated took off his big sombrero to Mrs Corey and turned to Mamie Coxey with: "Yea won't be afraid to stay here will your The girl nodded ber bead 'and Browne and Cosey pushed Into the crowd la-she direction of the big white building l'hey walked along beside tIte low stone parapet surrounding the grounds as if seeking an eutranco followed by a thousand people "Jump over the wan" suggested someone Cosey -was quick to take the suggestion and he leaped quickly over the parapet and made his way like an eel through the dense thickness of humanity to the steps of the capitol there to receive his dramatic repulse as elsewhere recorded Browne Fought Like a Tiger shouting out that he was an American -citizen and had constitutional rights He was seized by the et-beers and pushed on the edge of the grass lawn adjoining the house side of the asphalt plaza and capitol steps Old Christopher Columbus Jones leader assisted him The old roan's W118 jammed over his earl in a jiffy and he too was placed in custody With a mounted officer on each side of him their bands grasping his leather collar and followed by more officers with Jones the eensational leaders of the commonweal forces were dragged off to a cell in the pollee station Just before they entered the police station Officer Stramlire passed his band ovcr BrOWnP11 hips and pulled a small revolver out of his trousers hip po71tet Browne Locked In a Cell When arraigned Browne gave his name as Carl Browne date of birth Joly 4 1819 at Springfield Ill and his occupa- tion that of jouroeyman artist He had $735 in cath seTeral medals snd a gold watch -When the officer was asked what the charge was he replied: "Dilltorderly conduct and as for myself why he assaulted me" Browne was Lot charged with the- assault however The pistol he claims to have taken from one of his followers as he had strictly enjoined them not to carry weapons of any kind knowing the district I Washingtows" Coxe-y replied thin tr I police an tmeir head of the commonweal nushed its war -3 I THIS Republicans' Have Things Their Oven Way in Indiana Indianapolis Ind May 1--Municipal elections were held throughout Indisna today Terre Haute elects the whole republican 'republican majorities of from SO to 300 it is democratie eleots the entire reptiblienn ticket and out et five councilmen Ltk Porte and Michigan City usually both both go heavily repubtlean Rich-mood elects all republieana by increased matities as does Kendallville Bloomington Frankfort Anderson Muncie Greencastle Elwood and Marion AB the gas belt cities show increaned republican majorities New Albany usually 1000 democratic elects every republican but one councilman sad Seymour another dew ocratte stronghold goes republican Utley-site goetk republican with a gain of wo BIG FIRE AT MARIETTA GA The Extensive Railroad Shope -Do atroyed by aw Ineeadistry -Marietta Ga May 1--The Marietta daldaiMdMMMIII10 De Instructed to Vote for Louisville for the Encampment Special to The Chattanooga Times department of the Grand Army of the Republic held its annual encampment here today electing the following officers: Buckley of nder Griswold of vice-commander Err a nuel 'Thomas of Chaplain a James Suttbern of director to the national enctimpm en Council of Arnold1 Hall Black John McKenzie Johns The beadquirters will remain in Birmingham and Bacon is appointed adjutant-general The delegates to the national convention -were instructed to vote for Louisville Ky as the place for holding the national encampment next year A banquet was given last night DRUNK ON THE TRACK Da 'frond Accident at Homestead Pa and Three Youths Will Die Pittsburg Pa May locomotive on the and la at Lula aluKt: I eight-hour several times defeated the fight is still to be continued and the eight-hour bill is to sooa come up before parliament The tried for at without injury to the mechanical trades The referred to as an unfavorable condition for the shorter hours for burnihg gas and fuel for wear and tear of toolx machinery etc exactly equalized the in-- creased labor cost On piece work the wages 'realized were 141 per cent less than' the standard The figures in this however showed a steady adaptation to the altered conditions and made it evident that as the work proceeded the difference would entirely disappear The foreman's reports show that the mew were more steady at work more cheerful -and less given to inebriety under the eight-hour system Theo tone was also improved and all seemed brighter and more cheerful IN THE SENATE Michigan who died yesterday in The formal reading of yesterday's journal was dispensed with and then Senator 3IcMil14n the colleague of the deceased senstor made the announeementof Senator Stock-bridges were then offered by Mr McMillan and were agreed to They expressed the the in the announcement of Mr Stockbridge' death and provide for a committee of seven senators appointed committee and then at 12:10 the senate adjourned until tomorrow at 11 a IN THE HOUSE Consideration of the Bill Abolishing Office of Second Comptroller Wellington May 1--In his opening prayer today Chaplain Bagby referred ilit neeling mintier to the death of Senator 'Stockbridge of Michigan Mr Diugley called up the bill reported by the Dockery committee reorganizing the accounting branch of the treasury department abolhbing the offices of second comptroller aud dtputy second comptroller and the house went into committee of the whole with Mr Hatch in the chair for its consideration Since the bill was reported said Mr Dingley the provisions of the bill bad been previously passed abolishing the office of commissioner of customs and deputy commissioner of customs bad been incorporated in lt so that the wh-ile system of government accounting should be regulated by on nieeture Some other slight changes had slso been made in the bill 1 I was There is little change in the mine situ ation About 100 new negroes are at work at Johns in the Blue creek district yesterday but the mines were still 'at Only One Mine in the Nineteeantla district No 19 which Coal Creek Jellico Laurel and the Cinelonati South era railway regiou were bot surprised and elated over the fact that every miner at Coal Creek toox his toolXu2 his shoulder aid walked cut not to return to work until the trouble iskrttiPd factorily between' the coal operztarP4 the -United Mine 'Workers' asao This will leave district No 19 -wit4-w single mine working except the on Coal Creek where 200 convicts ate--4 work At Rocktiood where there is a small Ntr amount of coal being gotten out and possibly INMA AND WIRTSVELI No Tronble Expected Diet Action Special to The Chattanooga Thnea South Pittsburg May is auleilt at AVIltwell and Inman The miners are discussing the situation and may go soot subject Whit-well strong being made to get the men out with some probability of suecess They are in receipt of a eornmesieflo tion from Coal Creek and will probably take action tomorrow or next day No trouble is expected CADOTS FROM BLUEFZELDI Bring- News of an Interview Betweets Uncle Sam and Okla Bull New Orleans May steamer George Saalerarrived this evening frorn Binefields She brought eight- midship moth of the man-of-war San Francisco They are en route to Annapolis and their planes are: Campbell of Ohio JR Blakely of Pennsylvania Jewell of the District of Columbia Davidson of Missouri -T Low of Connecticut G- IL Mather of New Jersey Kellogg of New Jersey and Porter of Tennessee Just before th cadets left the Sax Francisco the commander Capt Watson went on shore in answer to a eommunicaton of the commander of the British man-of-war which asked for an interview It is presumed that the conversation was disLI- Creek South surprised every 13-111 his retprn tarP4 ono are -N a small '14tv' and nos TWEL16 Blot Actioni PZELDI yr Betweent Bull steam ta vening frorni ht Francisco is and their of Ohio Ionia tnabia (1 El Low of of New jer- Jersey snd ft The Sax ae rs are ay- through the day hesitated a moment as fire broke out five ofthe largest and best met today only to hear the announ cmen taken out anu 'our ot a the two leaders' disappeared amid the locomotives were le the shops while see- Of another gap in its rar lug Severl of those injured wee women ks by death A maritineomutinseirsx moths or mcanore31thoilTugre passenger coaches were under the rtnight today funeral 'ceremonies -who Lad -taken breakfast to their bus- there are no visible means for their -sup- shrubbery Then a blue-coated officer rya werehad In the senate clutn3ber ever the bands who wore employed there One' port-- There' are no indications of Tiso whipped up horse dashed acroes the roof and along the shops The Are Is remains et Senator Vance of North Caro- have been of incendiary on- pavement over the low parapet and into boiler was thrown thirty yards ma Three weeks before that day the frogn its lence here as yet the grounds: Ills comrade followed and suPPesed to i into the crowd went this platoon tramp- Ain and the destruction was complete like sad ceremonials took plac-e over th3 ueu- There is it -gigantic mov ement on fool '-f Three of the engines had just been ra mains of Senator Colquitt of Georgia )JAY 4 1-A It'bit PARADE lang ti OWerg and shrubbery in their rush ri- ti amongthe miners to orgaieze a an was turown Lamy yarns iron it ience mere as yet 7----11-'iIi- h----l'il- -a supposed to bare been of incendiary ori- lin Three Wee- Its- beioie- ay that d--- --11- grow emnra ow tamer into the crowd went this platoon tramp- gin and the destruction was complete like sad cer c- emonials took plae over th3 uvu- There is -i-gigantie movement on fool ling flowers and shrubbery in their rush Three of the engines had just been rt mains of Senator Colquitt of Georgia MAY DAY LA 'lit PARADE among the miners to orgainze a dilif11-0131 s' Jellico: Today the announcement was made of the through the day hesitated a moment as the two leaders disappeared amid the shrubbery Then a blue-coated officer whipped up his horse dashed acroes the pavement over the low parapet and Into the grounds: IIis etvmrade followed and into the crowd went this platoon trampling flowers and shrubbery in their rush fire broke out five ofthe largest and best locomotives were in the shops while several passenger coaches were under the roof and along the shops The Are is supposed to have been of incendiary on-gin and the destruction was complete Three ot the engines had just been met today only to bear the announcement of-another gap in its ranks by death A fortnight ago today funeral 'ceremonies were had in the senate CIULD3ber over the remains et Senator Vance of North Carolina Three weeks before that day the like sad ceremonials took plac-e over tha rt mains of Senator Colquitt of Georgia Today the announcement was made of the When taken out and four others ars dying Several of those injured wee women who Lad -taken breakfast to their bands who wore employed there One boiler was thrown thirty yards from its MAY DAYJLABlIt PARADE The miners claim they can qt: sily remain Out six mouths or more Although there are no visible means for their sup port-- There are no indications of yio lence here as iet There is "it -gigantic movement on fool among the miners to orgainze a tiiiIlani s' of Coxey' army At People -scattered richt hind left and the purchased and were valued at $7000 st Suceessful st id to foremost Olfieet Or'nn -renchoc! the! ekitt Dsh t1 tha fleath (If lyt sTs-etcw Stioc kimitIFn of 31)41-: Not as xpoeted ad be called a for the of 11 People scattered right end left and the foremost offieer soon reached the chief purchased and were valued at $7000 each while the value of the other two death of Senator Stockbridge of Not as Suceessful as Expected aad of Cover' army At Jethco A meeting id to be called soon for the purpose of ing their last tribute of respect to the nutrshal-easity trtttingtosnaele oy nts see VW MP WA -1adav A A- steio to Ohs taus Itemisers's leather eoat awl' white The was estimated at about $5000 each The other two senators had died in Wash- COM pletin arrangementa and thoroughly -in bongo of the officer strnek Bron-ne end 'value of the passenger coaches is sup- Ilitatfn -1 New York May 1--The May day labor rem orcements for Comey's the shock threw him to one side He posed to be $10000 loss on the freight 'The meeting of the senate today hall par rgs ade today in this city was not 'quite band tirwiged behind a tree and the officers lost i noon 14 th their contents about the sam been postponed from 11 a to so as -Success 1 as expected The Central sight of him for an inetant People in as to give senators an opportunity of pay- Labor umoa was out of it and it was the erowd in danger of being trampled amountt confined altogether to the Central Labor At Coal Creek bY the officers' horses seized them by the The shops have been fired several times memory of Mrs Morgan wife of the federation the socialists and the United Special to The Chattanooga Times bridles The police seemed to think that before but each time were saved Three Alabama senator Whose funeral took Hebrew trades- It is a liberal estimate Knoxville May 1--The Coal Creek re this was an attaek on them and re- or four runrders hare occurred in the place this morning: and in the chaplain's to say that 9000 people took part in it gion is quiet today Only a few miners int opening prayer they were reminded of all told but more than three times that the Coal Creek Coal company's mine- re sponded svith their 'batons Browne be- suops and one of the previous fires was the death of their sesociate from Mild- number looked on The socialist ele- came wedged in 'between a lin of mounted police and a number of cifficers for the purpose it Is supposed of hiding gan whose desk and chair in the outer ment seemed to preponderate and there turned to work today All the other free miners are whiling away the time about OD foot and when one of these tried to one of these murders row of the republican seats were coy- were more red flags than any others in the ered with black cloth bne of march the town They seem now good-natured seize him he resisted A shower of blows An unusually large number of senatora The parade was divided into thkee sec- but there is no telling what one day oa descended on his shoulders ALABAMA A It ELECTION were present at the opening prayer The They CliMf from IlIfferent parts night may bring forth- nutrshal'-easily distinguishable by his leather eest-an4 white sombrero The boree of the officer strnek Browne and the shock threw him to one side Ile dodged behind a tree and the officers lost sight of him for an inottant People in the erowd In danger of being trampled by the offieers' bormes seized them by the bridles The police seemed to think that this was an attaek on them and responded with their batons Browne became wedged In between a lin of mounted police and a number of officers on foot and when one of these tried to seize him he resisted A shower of blows deseended on his shoniders was estimated at about $5000 each The value of the passenger coaches is supposed to be $10000 loss on the freight cars with their contents about the same amounts The shops have been fired several times before but each time were saved Three or four zunrders have occurred in the shops and one of the previous fires was for the purpose it is supposed of hiding one of these murders ALABAMA A ELECTION Chicago other two senators had died in Wash1iagn -1 The meeting of the senate today hail been postponed from 11 a to noon so as to give senators an opportunity of paying their last tribute of respect to the memory of Mrs Morgan wife of the Alabama senator whose funeral took place this morning: and in the chaplain' epening prayer they were reminded of the death of their qesociate from Michigan whose desk and chair in the outer row of the republican seats were covered with black cloth An unusually large number of senator were present at the opening prayer The to Ohs lavas Reasons New York May 1---The Nliti day labor parade today in this city wag not 'quite as 14 cc essful as expected The Central Labor union was out of it and it was confined altogether to the Central Labor federation the socialists and the United Hebrew trades It is a liberal estimate to say that 9000 people took part in it all told but more than three times that number looked on The socialist element seemed to preponderate and there were more red flags than any others in the line of march The parade was divided into three sections They mime from different parts completing arrangementa and thoroughly orgartiving the reinforcement for Covey's At Coal Creek Special to The Chattanooga Times Knoxville May 1--The Coal Creek region is quiet today- Only a few miners int the Coal Creek Coal company's mine- returned to work today All the other free miners are whiling away the time about the town They seem now good-natured but there is no telling what one day on night may bring forth thronah the crowd- All this happened I Birmingham Ala Mar state I bridge death The -usual resolutions I mna Etz wliont Were rOCIatISLIS I May Be Taken Today through the crowd All this happened Birmingham Ala May state death The 'usual resolutions orators most of whom were socialists May De Taken Today 1e os I I I our Tet1Prit LIDS IS sale I --eo witnIn plain signE oz xue cruwus OLT UM I uiruw PI LAIC ev-41a Lv-rn -1 1- I 'run- T- nt- within plain sight of the crowds on the great sorrow Of senate of the Phil1(140ljg' contingent attempted manner ators to attend the funeral at Kalamazoo I were une a a lias erY but the best of feeling prevails The sub- gem ire rsvv et In of the Philadelphia contingent attempted to attend the funeral at Kalamazoo were in line tonight and nearly every them carried to but the best of feeling prevails The eme-wl TZI tod-om-r- dm 1411 FR rc inti I NI Ph Son st tnrft ale 3111tan Ire IN a Sti- I MI" 111 VLV dat rt cera woo el am a i to Browne from the officers and Mich Senators McMillan Frye Wash- one of signs referring of going out was discussed at X- 1 A ntone or I I 01t-hrsnw elev 9'harga wara nthav I rsv-- rescue A Stone of the eight-hour day There were other it is said that a number of Coxeyites as-1 ournouuom Junes ox 117111ZSULL I ep' tL -1: I well last mght and this morning and a it is said that a number of Corevites burn Cullom Jones of Arkansas Gibson and there last night and this morning and Is A rf 1 I i't--vieuiLuetuut--1- I mild 141 a rcl 117010 ormelintea inert irNmii- I ilitiLiieVei giveztiv4 eta Levin mieix LWL LUJM4 a a 4 silk hat viee-conam a and Blanchard were such mottoes effort is 1 strictness or tne laws to LLte 'UMW- I 111C A- Ut British but what the transaction I pf ccrspot 1 WI ntuve to tne osi ption Luiano ano oc og eny railroad raid said Air Dineley to meet criticisms and nis of the Journal Airs iless remerica in the matter From the aetion against carrying concealed weapons It You roa 1 ran into Caba objections made against the bill as origi- president of the Georgia Womtm of the English it ysti A 14 was a miserable little affair unloaded of fifteen ted party een young men flay repor seems that they are -there and broken It was perfectly useless club- 1- Keenan of Pit for the purpose of seeing that no other Mayor Hemphill Richardson ex- and 110 charge was preferred against hint at Homestead about midnight kill- After the bill end accsmpanying reports Al Black bur and Judge Palmer director- nation takes a hand in the tr It 11 ouble bad been read the committes rose leav- inter deal between understood howeversthat there is some ott this ground He was placed in a cell in John Davis and fatally intming MI- AA ing- the bill the unfinished businsss general of the cotton statea and and had nothing to say except I am ehael 0" roole and Thornaa Halloratt The 1:30 oclock a mess young men had been out drinking and enate announcing the death of At ge was received tional exposition token to the icaraguan and the going to let the A -N ruerican people speak from the ti Tomorrow the editore will be for me" -were crossing elle track when the engine Senator Stockbridge Mr Burrows of- When Jones was arraigned be gave his there they will be served with a Georgia a Stone mountain on a special train and one can yet say The San Francisco ran into the party All escaped but the fered the lama reesoutions reepecring etlagrianrroiewsen barbecue given by -Venable Bros owners 11 a I31 efi elds possibly for a mwionthr Into 1j'1011a unless the war- depart name slowly and distinctly "Christopher botatclititat on Columbus Jones" bis age as 59 and ins three mauled 13 the announcement The resolutions were adopted and-the speaker announced the of the Stone mountain ocenpation as that of a pump builder He At the afternoon -r- Talmadge' Anniversary gith tollowing committee to represent the introducad resolutions which were adopt- had nly 7) eents in moneY a PaPse of pins and a knife New York Mav --A international reception to best tendered ed by a rising vote depof the loring the death aton Rouge La May 1--on-117les When asked to talk 1 he national and Nouse at the sfuneral: Messrs Burrows ssev Dr q-almasse on tbe completion of Thomas Aitken and Linton of Michizan I Wilson and party- will arrive here he aid: "The presto done the whole of is um of linharta of McCreary of Ison- it" He then said -the Lord's prayer 'to Hon Frank Hatton Washing- at 4:30 Wednesda at I -ta ternoon nri non to twen -fifth ea tarcity 13outelle sof IA 'eine: ttichardsosn hitnself and laid down on the bench in hia tY lus Brooklyn taberuacle pastorate May Ill in the s-1 Tennessee' and Payne or New ore th ov oster mayor an citizens to anything else cell re naing say a Brooklyn tabernacle ex-Secretary of the At 1:35 o'clock the house NV a declared ton Post Entire Family Poisoned They will dine at the executive mansion hen Jesse Coxey ho IS years old Navy fraceY Presiding addresses have adjourned untirS tomorrow Butler ---Seven negroes and a reception will ten be dered the diss rode along the line and told i the common- May 1 promised by ex-Secretary Wm AI lc an entire family were poisoned near Rich- tinguished guest at the state house at alera that rh chief mars met hal had been eeli senator IF ifsri var a ena or an ersen nee Can- Pilitste PRINTER oration Edgetield county today ay hty 1 ff police station they tip- taken -en a tasusene the Russian 1 peare surprus ed but made -ne loud corn- an am nessador Sen- were taken violently ill with vomiting th ator Daniel Senator Walsh end others gut' Benedict Nomination Likely to Immediately after breakfast Dogs and 'Tea ms Man As sassinated i ver inputs Browne noy opular wi Be no Confirmed Thi Week cats that ate of the vomit died almost Augus San tin Tex 'May 1--The the rank and file and the soldiers viewed Fire at Emporia -t May 1 atthingtoil ---It is sPect eed instantly The doctors Kay there is no settlement twelve miles west of beret Is his incarceration ith equanimity rb 1- Petesurg a May 1--Fire at Em- that the nomination Ni a Benedict or hope of an of the persons pois- greatly stirred up over the assassinatton Browne -when the officer took him into porta tsreenvitte untys last night d- public printer will be confirmed some day oned No elew as to the guilty parties of Jantes Garrett last night Garrett Said custody turned to Jesse Coxey an stroyed tissesgstesterS portion of the bud- this veeek Senator Hill has returned has been found The poisoiresiselevellsr wevelestitetsweestress the yard and as soon eaten- I turn over the command to you ness part of Ile The loss is es- from New York and stated that he would were vis ited yesterday i was shot 0 death cs ss --s A 4 t- ea 1 sev et I ----------------------s '''''''i-Sie rage 71 04 timated at 7 1 uot PPPose Atssedict's couraznationt as he of the neisikkorizoods 1 the assassiu ------4 It 1 I i I i strictness of the laws of the against cirrying concealed weapons It was a miserable little affair unloaded and broken It was perfectly useless and no charge was preferred against hint on this ground He was placed in a cell and had nothing to say except: "I am going to let the American people speak for me" When Jones was arraigned he gave his name slowly and distinctly "Christopher Columbus Jones" his age as 59 and his occupation as that of a pump builder He bad only Ti) cents in money a paper of pins and a knife When asked to talk he said: "The press done the whole of it" He tben said the Lord's prayer lo himself and laid down ou the bench in his cell refusing to say anything else When Jesse Coxey who is 18 years old rode along the line and told the common ealera that Ott chief marshal had been taken off to a police station' they appeared snrprised but made 'no loud comments Browne is not very popular with the rank and file and the soldiers viewed his incarceration with equanimity Browne when the officer took him into custody turned to Jesse Coxey and Said: "Jess- I turn over the command to you" (See Page 1 Pittsburg McKeesport Youghiogheny railroad ran into a party of fifteen young men at Homestead about midnight killin ce John Davis and fatally injming 311- cbael and Thomas Halloran The young men had been out drinking and were crossing die track when the engine ran into the party All escaped but the three mewed Talmadge' 23th Anniverotary New York May 1--At the national and international reception to be tendered Rev Dr Talmage on the cotoPletion of the twenty-fifth year of his Brooklyn tabernacle pastorate May I 11 in the Brooklyn tabernacle ex-Secretary of the Navy Tracey presiding addresses have been promised by ex-Secretary Wm 51 Everts Senator Manderson Iftince Cantasuzene the Russian ambassador Senator Daniel Senator Walsh end others 1 Fire at Emporia Vat Petersburg Va May at Emporia G-reenville cpunty last night destroyed- tisee-gfeutert portion of the business part of 11A tOwn The loss is estimated at said Mr Dingley to meet criticisms and objections made against the bill as originally reported After the bill and accunpanying reports had been read the committee rose leaving- the bill the unfinished busineas At 1:20 o'clock a mess ge was received from the senate announcing the death of Senator Stockbridge Mr Burrows of- fered the usual resolutions respecting the announcement The resolutions were adopted and-the speaker announced the following committee to represent 'the house at Ihetuneral: Messrs Burrows Thomas Aitken and Linton of Michigan -Bynum of Indiaas McCreary of Hoe-tricky Boutelle -of Maine Richardson of Tennessee' and Payne of New York At 1:35 o'clock the house was declared adjourned untill tomorrow PRINTER Benediets Nomination Likely to Be Confirmed This Week Nrashingtorf-4' May is expected that 0the nomination of Mr Benedict for public printer will be confirmed some day this week Senator Hill has returned from New York and stated that be would uot oppose ileuediet's cumfazustiout as lila Cabanise of the Journal Mrs president of the Georgia WomaaN club: Keenan of Pithiburg ex-Mayor Hemphill Richardson Blackburn and Judge Palmer director-general of the cotton states and international exposition Tomorrow the editors will be taken to Stone mountain on a special train and there they will be served with a Georgia barbecue given by Venable Bros owners of the Stone mountain granite quarries At the afternoon session Clark Howell introducad resolutions which were adopted by a rising vote deploring the death of Hon Prank Hatton of the Washing- ton Post Entire Family Poisoned Butler S- May negroes an entire family were poisoned near Richardson Edgetield county today 'They were taken violently ill with vomiting immediately after breakfast Dogs and cats that ate of the vomit died almost instantly The doctors say there is no hope of saving any of the persons poisoned- No clew as to the guilty parties has been found The poisowed-4orwrity were visited yesterday by seveq zrtcs pf the ixeisklaorttoods relative to the position of England and America in the matter Prom the artioni of the English it seems that they are there for the purpose of seeing that no other nation takes a hand in the trouble It is understood however that there is some deal between the Nicaraguan and the British but what the transaction is no one eau yet say The San Francisco will remain at Bluefields possibly for a month to come unless the war depart- ments calls the vessel back -r Congressman Wilson at Baton Rouge Baton Rouge La May 1--Hon Will-lam Wilson and party will arrive here at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon by invitation of Gov Foster the mayor and citizens They will dine at the executive mansion and a reception will be tendered the distinguished guest at the state house at 7:30 trezaa Man Assassinated San Augustine Tex May 1-The settlement twelve miles west of beret Is greatly stirred up over the assassination of James Garrett last night Garrott wIssrerthyt-wreetrtee the yard and as soom I was shot to death the assassius.