The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 1

VOL. IX. TOPEKA, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1887. NO. 212.

many others. The buildings of the estab was blown nearly to puces, anotner caa where the control of the companies will finally lodge, and whether they be CHEAP KATES LARGER GROWING A PLUCKY SHERIFF. both legs blown eff, and a third had SORGHUM SUGAR. an lishment were more or less shattered. A later dispatch from Sheffield says that arm blown cff.

worked xn harmony or fall xnto hands at war with each other. The cause the explosion in Ticker's foundry killed DECUKES. of the difference in the schedules five men outright, and that three others have since died in a hospital. The Wabash Uompany Throws a Bomb The Number of Victims of the Theater between the nominal and actual values Mrs. Cleveland Won't Present the Flags.

Sheriff Owens of Halbrook, A. T.f Encages in Battle Single Handed With Four Noted Cattle Thieves. arises, be says, from tne above and the The Question of Manufacturing Sorghum Susar in Kansas Settled by Very Conclusive Proof. Shell Into Western Passenger Circles A. Low Eate AnEounced.

New York, September 6. The follow- Bojal Horror Increasing But Pew Children Perished. general depreciation xn the market value of the securities. The good marketable ing letter explains itself Executive Maksiok, Washikg- ton D. C.

Saptemper 5, 1887: securities on the loans are being disposed of to reduce the loans and save a large KANSAS OITY TO 0HI0AG0 TOE $6. SHOT THEM DOWN 0SE BY ONE. STILL SEARCHING TOE BODIES. THE IRDUSTET AT T0BT SCOTT. CLEVELAND INTERVIEWED.

Ballard Smith Talk With the President. New York, September 6. The World will publish to-morrow over the signature of Ballard Smith the results of an interview with President Cleveland held at interest charge. Hon. AbraJuirn S.

Ilewit, Mayor of New He adds: After the application of such Robert Garrett's Successor as President of The Construction of the Gallery Stairs securities to the loans, the creditors hold the securities with which the assignors York City; Hon. E. Beekman, President Board of Aldennen; lion. Jas. E.

Fitzgerald: Gentlemen: I have received tout Garfield University at Wichita Under Favorable Auspices A Laree Number of Student! Enrolled. A Sensational Story About Marshall T. Polk, Tennessee's Defaulting State Treasurer Alive in Mexico. the Baltimore Ohio Samuol Spencer the Man, Accounts for the Great Loss of Life in the Gallery. were connected, and which I have described above, and in every instance, with pleasing note requesting me, on beha.f of the donors of certain flags to be presented a tr lung exception, there will exist large balances in proportion to the marketable securities so held on the loans against bchecrales in the Ives Assignment Filed to New Yorfc fire department, aa well as I Police Officer Bobinson Dies of Wounds xn bebalt of the citizens oi York Killed by a Tailing Derrick Labor Day Demonstration District Court Convents at Wichita.

Monster Gun Explodes, Killing and Seriously Wounding Several Men-Other Foreign News. in the Court of Common Pleas Bailroad News. generally, and the exe curve and legis- Eeoeived While Arresting a Chinese Laundryman Other Grimes- which the assignor's securities will remain and unsaleable at this time. ative branches ot tne city govern Oak View and the White house during three days of last week. In this, probably the first accorded interview with him since he was first elected president is set forth to the extent of six columns, Mr.

Cleveland's views upon such topics of national interest and importance as his re-nomination, civil service reform, the financial situation, the Wheeling incident, and his coming visit to the south and west. The president said "I have seen in the World, with great regret and surprise, a disposition at times to throw obstacles in The assignee further adds that the large equity in the loans is liable to be Kate War Inaugurated. Desperadoes Killed. ment, to deliver the colors mentioned to the fie department on such a day in 8eptembfr as 6hall suit my convenience. It would certainly Albcqcerqtje, N.

September 6. Lhicago, September 6. The Wabash ail way company threw a bombshell into swept away xf the creditors do not forbear and co-operate with the assignee in saving the same. One of the most complete single-handed shooting scrapes thai ever occurred in this aflord ma pleasure to contribute xn any degree to the significance of this occasion. western passenger circles yesterday, by It is claimed by those who have studied section transpired yesterday noon at Hal announcing a rate of $6 between Chgc and Kansas City, a cut of 86 50, the reg this document cf Mr.

Cromwell's that the actual assets, including only the firm's equities in the hypothecated securities, is and to the satisfaction ot brave and gallant men whose services are thus to be recognized. I hope, however, that I shall The Theatre Royal Horror. London, Sep 6. The victims by the burning of the Theatre Royal, at Exeter, last night, were mostly working people. As soon as Ihe flames were extinguished a large force of men began searching for bodies.

The stairway leading to the gallery was literally packed witn bodies, while at the head of the stairs were scores of others piled one on top of the other. The unfortunate vic ular established rate being $12 50. This brook, Arizona. Four desperadoes rode into town yesterday morning from Tonti cuts the St. Louis passenger rate from not be misunderstood when I base my 7.50 to 86.

and will, if persisted in. com only about 8400.000. Among the debtors to the firm is Albert Netter, 8170,000, secured by Cincinnati, Hamilton Dayton Basin named Tom Blivens, Jake Cooper, Charles Roberts and Jim Blivens. all no- pletely demoraliza all western and south the way of my effort to establish civil service re'orm eo firmly that there can never be a return to the old pernicious methods, although seeming to ba its friend. I refer to the republishing of the comments of newspapers hostile to me and my purpose, often republican newspapers, and thus giving currency through the great circulation of the World by copying attacks which otherwise would be limited to small declination of your kind invitation upon my unwillingness to assume, that as the wife of the president, ouht not to participate so prominently in a public cer stock.

Among the unsecured creditors rioui cattle thieves. Sheriff Owens hav western passenger train o. xne cut was brought about by the trouble over named are H. S. Ives, as trustee for the Trre Haute Indianapolis railwav.

ing warrants for their arrest, ran upon his men in a little shanty adjoining the livery harvest excursion fates. All' of the western lines agreed to accept emony xn which he took no part, i ours very truly. stable of Brown Hinders. He demand 8100,000, and F. H.

Short, treasurer of the Terre Haute Indianapolis railway, 8131,573. a certain rorm or ticKet tor these excnr ed their surrender, which was answered tims had rushed to the door when the alarm waa given, but found the stairway blocked and all means of escape cut off. In a short time the flames had reached them and they suffered a horrible death. There were pitiful scenes in the vicinity RANCES OLSOM LLEVELAKD. The letter is in Mrs.

Cleveland's hand by a volley of shots but as the men emerged 8ions, but the Chicago Alton, as it claims by a mistake, printed its tickets from the shanty, Sheriff wens shot them Making Sorshnm Sugar a Socccr. Fort Scott, September 6. The Parkinson sugar works commenced running a week ago to work up this year's crop of sorghum cane. The rult so far have been wonderful and it has teen demonstrated that sugar can be made very pn fiubly from sorghum cane. From 104 to 110 pounds of firit pound of seconds and ten gallons of syrup is the average product from a single ton cf cane.

This average is kept up right along and owners and people here are greatly rejoiced. The commissioner of agriculture, Hon. WormsnJ. CMsai, has been here fcr a few days and he stated publicly in a speech to-night that the sorghum to gar problem was unquestionably solved, that the result here demonstrated it fully. A grand barqaet is in progress at the Huntineton house over the happy results by the Parkinson sugar works, under the management of W.

L. Parkinson and Government Chemist W. Swanson. More sugar and syrup has been made in one week than was made nut of the whole of last year's crop under Prof. Wiley.

Scate Inspector Cowgill is here, and he, too, pronounced the results as highly gratifying, and stated to an Aapociated Press reporter this evening that the question of making sorghum sugar was solved and a success. writing. according to the old form xn use last year, down one by one, killing all instantly, ex Railway Mall Service Convention. Detroit, September 6. The thirteenth cept young Blivens, a brother of one of As a consequence the scalpers got hold of the men killed.

For months these men tne Alton tickets and nsed them to cut annual convention of the United States railway mail service mutual benefit asso- regular rates. The Wabash refused to have caused a reign of terror in the terri take tee explanation that it was ail a mis diation began at 10 clock this morning, and will continue throughout to-morrow tory of Arizona. The Dead Returned to Life. take and made an open rate of 86 yester local circulations of the journals in which they first appeared. No man in the country can know the embarrassments and tha perplexities which have surrounded me in attempting to amend the condition of public affairs with these limitations to the immediately successful accomplishment of my purpose, bat guided by every light possible to be made available, I know I am trying to bring about the remedy without the least personal ambition or intention.

Notwithstanding the natural aggravation which I feel in noting the apparent disposition toward me personally, I see the desire of Mr and Thursday. On account of illness. of the burned theatre this morning and the friends and relatives of supposed victims awaited the recovery of bodies. In many cases fathers and mothers both perished and numerous children are thus left without means of support. Several of the bodies were burned so that only a small cinder remained.

The number of persons severely injured is sixty. It is feared that the death list will reach 140. It has been ascertained that there were day. The Burlington will follow to-day with the same figure and the Alton and Chattanooga, September 6. Preudeit Mabes ricks, of New Havsr, Kock Island will no doubt take the same action.

Several years ago Marshal T. Polk robbe the state treasury of Tennessee cf severs ia unable to be present. The attendance to-day is about 120, and comes from every part of the country. General Kansas City, September 6. The Rock hundred thousand dollars while- serving island made a counter rate of 86 to Chi superintendent Nash will be unable to cagothis afternoon.

Other roads will as state treasurer. He escaped but was come. Ihe convention is held under the German Catholic Convention. Chicago, September 6. The German Catholic convention devoted this morn-ing's session to committee wcik and this afternoon will be used for the 6ame purpose.

It was the deBira of various committees to fiuish their routine work to-day, but owing to the laree amount ot it they will not be able to finish before to-morrow. Chicago, September 6. The resolution denouncing the Knights of Labor wa to-dy reported back unfavorably to the convention of the German Roman Catholic Central union. The committee to which the matter was rred gave'as a reason that, the time was not opportune for any such resolution. Rev.

Jno. Meyer, of Winona, arose and adviBed the delegates not to say anything about the subject. The co. -vention had been misrepresented. There had been accounts of their proceedings probably follow suit.

auspices of the ninth division. subsequently arrested and returned to Nashville. In due time he was reported To-day business was of a routine char Robert Garrett's Successor. to have sickened and died. His body was acter, Vice President Champiin presiding.

September 6. The Balti shipped from Nashville to Bolivar, Tenn Pulitzer through the World to aid in tha same direction, but the fact is. I am necessarily the person now to bring this reform about, and is there any better way to secure the accomplishment of a reform than by helping me now to accomplish it if be believe 8 me honest in my purpose? The man who holds the reins is the one to where it ws deposited in the ground Baltimore Ohio Declines. Baltimore, September 6. At the stock comes the news that one (iamble, more American of this morning says the question as to who shall succeed President Garrett is settled.

The man whom the Jl 1 -m 200 persona occupying seats in the gallery and of these over 100 lost their lives. The search for bodies still goes on. It is very probable that the total number of deaths will never be ascertained, owing to the fact that many of the bodies were completely calcined. Two stalls of a stable belonging to a hotel adjacent to the theater are filled with remains that it is impossible to identify. Most of the killed were adalts and chiefly men.

But few children perished. The municipal authorities had a special prominent citizen of Anni9ton, has board to-day, Baltimore Onio Bhares returned home from an extended visi sold at 14b, but before the close eleven shares brought only 142J. before the closa twelve shares were effared for in the city of Mexico, and while there he syndicate nave settled upon as possessing Garfield I'nlverslty Opened-WlcXtlta Waifa Wichita, September 6. Garfield University of Wichita, opened its first term at 9 o'clock. Eleven members of the were present.

The number of sluJents present for matriculation was unexpectedly lare. roik on the street and talked with an me requirements tor tne place is Mr Ci i r- him. He made further investigation oamuei spencer, present hrst vice presi which no bid was made. Until the i-ffairs of the roiid is settled it is thought here the decline will continue. dent of the Baltimore Ohio road.

Not and fennd him in business in that citv whom those who are interested in a safe termination cf the journey must of necessity trust." "Let me say here," -id Mr. Cere-land, "that if the disappointment arising from my inability to name for officers all those recommended by my near personal The affair has created no little excitement only did his ability as a manager, and his published in the Lagusa papers this morning that would make one's hair stand on in this part of the state. Gamble was work ir connection with the road com A BIG SUIT. meeting to day and arranged for the interment of all unidentified bodies More bodies have been taken from the mend him, but whn he conducted the end. wea acquainted witn roiK wiue he was treasurer of this state.

negotiations which ended in the contract. Mr. Mitsch. of St. Paul, the originator and political friends were sufficient cause $800,000 Damages Claimed.

Chicago, September 6. In the big suit 1 he choice of Mr. Spencer is with Mr, of the Knights of Labor resolution.oppased Garrett full concurrence and approval the report of the committee. He said he of Charles J. Kershaw and II mil ten George Albert, a mfebanic, was caught under a falling derrick cn one of the larco blocks in Course of construction today and was instantly killed.

The labor holiday demousliation in this city jetcrdu.y wai the blgct-st tf the kind that ever occurred in southern Kansas. The procession was one hour and thirty-one minutes in pnssin a given joint. The LTDi-ed States district cotrt convened in Wichita to-day. Tbe docket Sir. Spencer is about 49 years old, and had heard addresses of socialists at a Dowar, for the use of Portus B.

Wear, re is a Maryland man. He entered the Balti Kn'ghts of Labor meetings in New York, for aienation, those who wish me well would be very few to-day." Concerning recent events in grand army circles, Mr. Cleveland said: 'The soldier having laid down his arms after making so many sacrifices, and enduring so many hardships, having achieved such a vs st and good work in perpetuat ceiver, against Maurice Kosenreld more Ohio service as a clerk and a declaration was yesterday filed in the worked himself up. He has been a very ruids. The charred remains of twenty persons were discovered in one hesp.

A mother, father and child were found clasped in one embrace. All three had been burned to death. In nearly every case the clothing had been torn off the victims. From mny of the bodies limbs were missing and the remains Bhowed evidence that they had been wrenched off. Several whole families, numbering from two to five persons, loRt their lives.

and thought the Catholic workingmen should be protected from such dangerous influences. He did not care whether the time wa3 opportune or not. If his ideas superior court. It sets forth the cause of valuable mm, and during Kobert Gar action to recover damages in the sum of reu administration especially nis ser Killed by a Chinaman. Chicago, September 6.

Officer Phillip L. E. Robinson died late last night from the effects of a bullet wound inflicted on 'him by Chow Lam, a Chinepe laundrvman, on the night of August 31. The officer attempted to arrest the Chinaman and when he commanded the fugitive to stop the latter turned and fired five shots one of which penetrated Robinson's right lung. Chow Lam was captured.

THE ANARCHISTS. 8800,000. Plaintiffs assert that on June were right they should be adopted. vices have been extensive. He i3 a hard worker, without any, particular brilliancy.

15, Maurice Rosenfeld and Frank John After some further talk. Delegate Muel embraces nine murder cases. I Le crimes having been committed in the territory, a large number of Indians are here in attendance upon the court as witnee bob. but with a cool head and an exhaustless ing our republic, should be pre-eminently the best citizen. When he again, in times cf peace, resumes his citizenship, his desire for the peace and quiet of his country and its prosperity, entirely dependent up son, composing defendants farm, bargained for and bought of them 5,000,000 ler, of Cleveland, moved to cut off debate, which was carried.

The report of the amount of push, and his selection will bushels of wheat at 92M cents, to be The construction of the gallery stair meet with general approval. The Ives Assignment. committee killing the obnoxious resolution was then adopted unanimously. The other proceedings were not of a striking delivered in June and paid for on delivery. Kershaw Co.

were ready and willing to deliver the wheat York, September 6. Schedules in character, everybody apparently looking forward to the mass meeting at night in as per contract, but defendants requested the assignment of Henry S. Ives Co battery armory. nave been nied xn tne court ot common Ihe mass meeting of the German Uath- A Long Opinion Looked For. Ottawa, September 6.

The autumn cession of the fcupreme court of the state begins at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Owing to the fact that during this session the fate of the seven anarchists who are plea. They show liabilities of 817 666. olics was held at Battery armory to case accounts for the great loss of life among the gallery people. Half way down the flight there was a sharp angle.

The first persons who left the gallery got past this safely, but several of these who followed were thrown down and ammed into the angle and were unable to extricate themselves, owing to the pressure from behind. The staircase at this point was thus effectually blocked and there was no other means of escape. The scene shifter says the fire originated among Borne ganze which in Borne way became ignited. The flames spread to the 175 00; nominal $25,664 268 00 night and a long series of resolutions on these, should be emphasized by the very trials he has undergone. I do not believe he can be carried away from the plan of that good citizenship by the devices of unscrupulous men, who would use him for partizan purposes." He further said he did not fear that there would be any overt acts in St.

Louis in retaliation for the Wheeling incident, because it was contrary to what he knew to be the spirit of the municipal and commercial bodies which had invited him there, and which he believed to be the spirit of the whole people of St. Louis. With the progrejs of civil service reform the president is very much pleased. Their equity amounts to 8400,000. The a3sisneeH bonds were for 825C.000.

adopted defending the use of the German language ia parochial schools, congratulating the pope on his approaching juUi- now under death sentence is to be de New York, Saptember 6 Wm. Iocated at Enterpriite. Special to the Capital. Enterprise, September 6. The Western Methodist conference, in session at Abilene last week, decided to accept the proposition cf this city and have located their college at this The amount to be invcs'el in this college is about S100.0CO, all of which has already been secured.

It is expected that double this sum will be put into the institution. Oar citizens are jubilant over the location of the college, as Abilene was anxious to secure it and offered come flattering the conference preferred the proposition of Enterprise, hence its location here. cided, there is intense interest in the as Cromwell, assignee of H. S. Ives Co le, and declaring that the best solution sembly of the court.

Tha opinion and made his report to the superior court thfa mem to resell tne wneat on tneir account. Jena wheat had in the meantime, taken a big drop, and plaintiffs were forced to sell Rosenfeld 5.OC0.00O bushels at 74 cents, tbe aggregate being just lees than it had cost. Defendants were liable for the defici-, asd promised to pay but failed to do so. The declaration contains seventeen different counts, but all tell substantially the same story that defendants were caught in a corner and could cot get oat. The Wheeler Co.

Failure. New Haven, September 6. The developments to-day in the E. S. Wneeler Co.

failure have been very of the labor question would be found in speculation here as to the probable de afternoon. It is a volumnous document cision is in direct opposition to the gen filled with tables of figures. The liabil common senss of workingmen and their devotion to the principles of the Roman Catholic church. erally accepted belief in Chicago. The lties are 817.666 175, the nominal assets announcement made that the decision of actual assets in the hrst year and a half ot my the lower court has been affirmed creditors' bills are 825.664 268 o7, and 811,122.016 76.

Secured payable are 81,673,820 90. on stock loaned amount is universally credited here. Lawyers and The Medical Cojagress. Washington, D. September 6.

scenery, of which the stage was unneualiy full, owing to preparations in progress for the production of a pantomine. The audience numbered 800 persons. London, September 6. Replying to questions in the house of commons to-day, Mr. Matthews, home secretary, said that no official survey of the Theatre Royal, at The liabilitis administration." Baid the president, "men came here by the hundreds, by the thousands, each company filling the room and others interested in the case believe to 81,101 000.

the defendants will be given a new trial creditors is Another case of friction, growing out of a misunderstanding of the facts, has occurred. One of the Irish physicians, Dr. The amount due to insecured 89.580,116 35. FIKE RECOKD. In the assets, the figures are as follows If the decision of the lower court in these cases, all in one, is affirmed, the law compels the court to deliver an oral as well as a written opinion, and also to fix the day Murphy, of Dublin, has written a letter Stocks, nominal value, 822,703 804 61, withdrawing from the congress because he actual value, 3.411 bb7; bonds, nonv inai value, actual vame, felt affronted at not being invited to the banquet of the medic il editors last night.

8229.695; sundry debts, nominal cf execution of the prisoners. In this event the opinion will probably be very brief. If, on the other hand, the decision cf Judge Gary's court is reversed, the value. 8401,909.65. actual value 8401, A letter has been sent to the doctor stating that the banquet was not given under the auspices cf the congress, but by some individual delegates opinion will be voluminous.

The clerk of the court does not look for an announce Sl.196.609. actual value, 51,086.310 29; sundry assets, nominal value, $43,805, emptjing it only to make way for another throng, and there was alwavn the sxme formula, 'I have come, Mr. President, to ask that be removed. 'The I would say. he would say, 'he is a would be the uniform answer.

This repeated over and over again in each 8Hcces3ive case with seemingly hopeless reiteration. I have alwayo I could have but the same answer 'You must bring me proof of his unfitness as a public officer. I understand very well their inability to comprehend this, and knowing very well the processes which had obtained here for' so many years, I could but sympathize with their inability. But now the formula is altogether changed. I have not heard that expression for many months past.

It is now at the outset of every application ment in these cases until the second or actual value, borrowed stock. third week of the term and also predicts an opinion of from 8,000 to 10,000 words. nominal value, actual value, to xt, and that consequently the congress had no voice in the matter. He is asked under the circumstances to reconsider his decision. meager, The formal assignment was made this morning.

Samuel A. Galpin, secretary of the New Haven Wire company, being named as assignee. The liabilities are variously estimated at from $1,000,000 to S2.000.000 and local banks are said to hold Wheeler's papers for the following amounts: Mechanics' National bank, Citv bank, S80.COO; Yale National bank, 827.000, and First National bank, 8170,000. The National Tradesmen's bank holds a large block of Wheeler's paper as do the Merchant's National and New Haven County National bank. Brown Bros.

of New York, are reported heavy carriers of Wheeler's paper and strong belief prevails that it is held in quite large amounts in most of the principal cities throughout the United States. Wheeler Co with a capital of 8300,000, were rated and for the pa3t five years have done a yearly business of from 81,000,000 to $5,000,000. Dan agency expresses belief in the 855.250. The assignee says that -the books of the Baldknobbers Indicted. The morning discussions at most of the Exeter, had been made by the home omce.

The home office had no authority to survey theaters in the provinces. That duty devolved upon the magistrate who Lad power to refuse a licenses if their demands regarding the construction were not complied with. In the area of London the board of works had power to inspect buildings and to insist upon necessary alterations. The calamity at Exeter showed the necessity of legislhtion in the matter and the government intended to deal with the subject. The inquest was begun to-day.

Crowds of mourning ratives were present. The coroner intimated that it was desirable for sanitary reasons that a general order for burial be immediately issued. It was impossible to identify many of the bodies. The jury simply viewed the remains. A public funeral will be held to-morrow.

A relief fund has been raised. Captain Shaw, who is visiting Exeter, says the fire spread with such rapidity owing to the abundance of inflamable material, that no help from the outside firm appear to be in good form and regu Heading Factory Burned. Anderson, September 6. The large heading factory of Frank L. D.

Adams burned last evening. In addition to the factory two acres of heading staves were consumed. Three Dee Line cars loaded with heading baits and the residence of Thomas Trneblood were also burned. The Panhandle train set fire to the beading factory. A strong routh wind swept the flimes through the high stacks of dry heading in the factory.

The location of the fire was a mile from the city and could not bs reached by the water mains. The fire department responded and kept the fire from spreading. John Williams was overcome with the heat and was carried away in a dying condition. Frank Speticee, the engineer, narrowly escaped with his life. The loss will amount to on the stock and machinery, principally on the 6tock.

St. Louis, September 1. The United sections were very slimly attended or had larly kept, and that the report was made States grand jury at Jefferson City, up by an expert accountant unacquainted no attendance at all, as most of the doctors were at the general session at Al- with the assignors. The assignors did not prepare and file their schedules and returned indictments to-day against several knobbers recently brought there from baugh's opera house. At some sessions none but the secretary or chairman was present.

he therefore, with the best attainable in Douglass county. Ihe charge is whipping and driving away Caleb P. Atwood and formation, prepared and filed these. Washington. September b.

Ihe pres The property comprises almost entirely other persons who were living on govern stocks, bonds and bills receivable of the ident and Mrs. Cleveland received the members of the international medical congress. with their wives and lady friends, ment land. Other indictments will follow. Of those indicted, Jackson Silney, and several corporations with which Ives Co.

were connected, and in which their Berry Hancock, were arraigned and probability that tne iirm win oe ail rignt in a shorl time, for change: inis man is unfit, a faithless tublic servant snl these are the Is not this a very great deal to have accomplished? I not this a sufficient answer for the time that has intervened to those who may complain that more has not been accomplished?" Concerning tae lestioa cf his renomi-nation, Mr. Cleveland said. "It seems to be the universal belief that a preeidett at the White house this evening. It is estimated that the number of the received pleaded not guilty and were placed on trial. Tbe cases are exciting considerable Suing Foreign Labor Importers.

Boston, September 6. The recent im wa9 not less than 5,000. The cordiality of the president and the winning grace of would have done any good. The fire bri interest, and it is thought the baldknob bers will not get through the United States portations to this port from Ireland of five airs. Cleveland throughout the presentation were matters of remark amonr the court aa easily as they did through the female spinners by Boss, Turner state court at Ozark some days ago, where throng.

From the White house the visi manufacturers of twine tnread, nas resulted in a suit on the United States statute Struck by a Tornado. Toledo, Ohio. September 6. Word has jast been received from the new Northwestern Insane asylum, four miles from the city, that a tornado struck the place just after dark, seriously injuring the buildings and demolishing one or two. The telephone lines are prostrated, and there is no direct communication The they received only light hnes.

Applegate's Trial Not Guilty. gade 8 pared no efforts, but it would be better if they were placed under one control. The queen has sent messages of sympathy to the sufferers. BANK FAILURE, London, September 6. Greenway, Smith Greenway's bank at Warwick, has failed.

The bank has been established tors crcsed the avenue to Corcoran Art gallery, which was opened and illuminated in their honor. must desire a renomination. I cannot understand how any man who has served one term as president could have a personal ambition in securing a second term, with all its solemn responsibilities, ita harassing duties audits St. Louis, September 6. The bald- prohibiting the importation of foreign labcr.

The Knights of Labor for the district where the factory is located brought the matter to the attention of the United The Kriegerbund Adjourns. knobber trials at Ozark, terminated for the present at least this afternoon. Chicago, September 6. The conven investments were made. These are the Cincinnati, Hamilton Dayton, Cincinnati, a Wabash Michigan.

Dayton Michigan, Terre Ilaute Indianapolis, Mineral Rnge Dayton, Ft. Wayne Chicago railroads. Owing to the failure of the assignor! and to the large dependencies and other large indebtedness they owe, the credit of the companies (except the Cincinnati, Wabash Michigan railroad), the assignee declares, has been greatly impaired, although the physical condition and tne earnings of the properties were greatly improved under the inagement of the assignors. Legal complications have sprung up and the investment public has become disturbed by many injurious rumors and assertions. These things have bo unsettled confidence in these properties that the securities cf the assigned estate are rendered almost entirely unmarketable at this time; then in.

thn larffe indebtedness to these com- States attorney, who has begun proceedings. The penalty is 81,000 in each case. tion of the Kriegerbund of North America constant and grievous exactions upon mental and physical ttrength. Hit consent, it seems to me, to accept a second term should rest only upon hit sense of a solemn obligation as a citizen, and an appre The case of Gilbert Applegate, for the murder of Charles Green, which has been in progress for several days, ended about 4 buildings cost about half a million dollars. later.

Toledo, September About 6 o'clock a tornado, which originated near Adrian, passed about four miles west of the city. It first struck thetri- Mill Owners Fail. Cleveland, Sepemper 6. Bishop p. and the jury, after being out an for a century and had the higheat reputation for soundness.

It ia feared the failure will cause widespread ruin. VISITING DENMARK. Copenhagen, September 6. The prince of Wales, accompanied by his son, Prince Albert Victor, arrived at Hel-singer to-dxy, and was sainted by the hour, returned a verdict of not guilty. oxners of a rolling mill at War was resumed this morning.

Ihe Baltimore society, with 220 members, was admitted, making twenty-five subordinate societies. It was decided to tax each of these $10 per year to help support the official organ of the bund, published at Cincinnati. The following officers were then elected: President, Wilhelm Smith, Chicago; vice ciation of his duty when called upon to bear his particular part of the burden of citizenship. Thus the office can have. Applegate was also indicted for the mur ren, Ohio, made an assignment to-day.

I der of William Edens, which took place The mill was not yet completed but was at the same time Uharies ureen was killed, but there will be no more trials at siate lair grounas but aid no damage beyond prostrating the tents belonging to hows, eto. It went to the southeast, in a track about 100 yards wide, prostrating trees and fences. Reaching the new this term of court. Meantime it is ex president, Dred. Grxuo.

Cincinnati: secre at least xt can have for me, no personal allurements. I hope my present term may be concluded with profit to the country and with aa few mistakes on my own part as are incident to falliable human nature." tary, Chris Albreicht, St Louis; assistant pected that Applegate will be released on bail, and when his case comes on at the next term of court it will b9 nolle prossed of the assignors diminishes the vain a cit tha securities. secretary, Juliu3 Eggerts, Chicago; treasurer, Fredericks W. Spreear, Cincinnati. The convention adjourned after deciding to hold the next convention at Cleveland.

men-of-war xn the harbor. On landing the princes were received by the Danish royal family and the czar and czuina cf Russia. They were afterwards escorted to Frederlaberg by a guard of honor. DESERTER ARRESTED. Berlin, September 6.

Hans Jabok-sen, an American citizen, has been arrested in the Lvsabbet woods on the Island of The assignee adds: All of this large and he will be nsed as a witness against other persons indicted for the same being equipped with fine machinery and would have been Btarted within a month. Lessee by the in Pittsburg last June was the primary cause of the assignment. Assets and liabilities are not given. Confessed Judgment. Fekin, 111., September 6.

C. A. Eeck-er, dry goods merchant, and Groto P. Becker, dealer in olothinsr. have confessed judgment for over 813.C03.

labilities are estimated at 830,000 to assets, 820.000. estntft ia out on loans to tbe creditors and crime. aiahone vs. Riddleberger. LABOR NEWS.

northwestern Insane asylum it badly injured the structure. A long brick covered way, connecting the hcspital with the dining building, was prostrated for over 100 feet. The large central building received the most damage, the brick chimnevs being blown down, and in their fall crushed in about half the roof. Torrents of rain accompanied the tornado. The damage at the iniana aaylnm is eiti- held by them a collateral security, except the Hancock Calumet stock and about 30,000 shares of Dijton, Fort Wayne Chimes Rail mad romrjanv's stock and a Winchester, September 3.

At Striking on the Par Day. Brazil. September 6. Five hun Declared a Military Reservation. Washington, September 6.

A general order has been issued by the war department proclaiming by authority of the president a tract of land witbin the cf the Unitah Indian reservation a military reservation for the post of Fort Duchesne. The area of the tract is six square miles, and tbe procla Woodstock the suit of General Mahone small amount of miscellaneous notes of dred miners, employed in the Nickel against Senator Riidlaberger, on a bond Aspen, in the Baltic sea, on charges of deserting from the army in 1873. don't want a republic. Paris, September 6. An official note issued by the Brazilian legation here indicates an intention on the part of the small value.

These loans are being called daily and the securities are beirg offered ma.ea at anoui co.uuu. i for 8530, terminated to-day in a disagree and Chicago mines, operated by the Jackson Coal Mining company, struck yesterday oer a two weeks' pay day. They ment of tne larv. A second case against for salt). the senator by General Mahome for $1,000 The assignee has no means of protecting mation xs accompanied by a proviso that Carrer's Rapid Dcbco.ce, I September 6.

Dr Car was continued to the next term of court. tne esate against such sales and is aepenu f9 demand that rayment shall be made the first and third Saturdays of each month, and up to the week proceeding. The operators promise to pay the second and ent on his ability to induce creditors to to susoend sale until confidence in these A Fatal Explosion. ver, in his shooting exhibition here to-day, broke 1 000 glass balU in 43:23. Forty- Gold Imports.

New Yoke, September 6. The steamer Werra, which arrived yesterday, brought in German and English gold, aid the Normandie brought $1,464,000 in French gold. Tin Can Manufacturers Assign. Baltimore, September 6. Smith wirVd tin ran manufacturers, made as- St.

Louis, September 6. A special to tne una be vacated whenever tee interests of the Indians shall require it. Paper Manufacturers FaiL Cincinnati, Ohio, September 6. The Charles Stewart Paper company, manufacturers and dealers in rjarer and ta.rr uc minutes was tne time allotted. securities is regained by the establishment of companies, or by finding other parties with more confidence than the the Post Dispatch from Mt.

Vernon, Ills, Brazilian government to suppress an attempt made under thi auspices of Frenchmen in Guiana to found a republic in the neutral territory of Counani, between Brazil and Guiana. a big gun explodes. London, September 6 While a big gun was being cast at the Vickera found ry, in Sheffield, to-day, the gun exploded, killing four men on the pot and injuring says: At 9 o'clock this morning a thresher fourth Saturdays to within two weeks of the day. This is the first strike that has occurred here in two years. It was precipitated by miners outside the association, which is arbitration.

Tne strike will hardly extend to other mines, as all present holders to take up and cariy the Indication. Washington, September 6. For Kan machine engine on the farm of William loans. bumphue, at Garden borings, twelve stock, assigned this afternoon. A rough estimate places ths liabilities at $100,000, Asfcets, liabil- miles from Mt Vernon, exploded, injuring The assignee says further that th value of the securities is largely depressed just now.

because ot the uncertainty as to signment to-day. itxes unknown. sas: lair weather, followed by raising temperature; light to fresh variable winds becoming southeasterly. nre men. three of them fatally, campnua otner mines pay as desired..