Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 July 1892 — Page 2

WEEKLY COURIER.

O. BOAXK, PwbUkWt. JASFBR. IXMAXA. Tnk French maahtry was W'.kd. a the 11th. oh the Ikhomer u4iou. 4 kamedktely began U Qnuddur the AiukuACftM waA3 a.twae wHNJ4nM IPC Tviujll tMf( ltxrarrt of oW from CW Ork far the week ended on the Kh were Ml; of sllw, H,Ml. Import af gold Were of stiver, 4,47S. Ts k intkUti thai the affairs of Maj. I. C Overman, recently coart-mar-tkkd in Clevekud. will be mvetftigated by the United State court, kdepcndeat of the war department. . Thk distinguished sekatkt. Dr. tour, k suffering from th form of ebol era Raw prevalent k Park. The at tek k said to he a mild one, hat the friemk of the patient are very anxious. Thk aanual settleateat at the United States mint has heea completed. The settlement thk rear shows the mint to hare heea ran in a hip hly mtkfactory Manaer during the past twelve months. lUnox Wixwaki.kwr (John Wikon Patton) died, oa the 11th. need years. He was chief secretory for Ireland In ISM. The title, whkh was created ia TS74, expired with the baron's death. For the twenty-four hoars ended at noon, on the Hth, 9o deaths occurred in ew York city. Of thk number 14S were children under S years of age. Erhty-nine deaths resulted from diar rheal complaint. Gov. Pattihw , f '"usylrunk. oa the loth, ordered oat the entire Na tional Octtrdof the Mate to assist the sheriff of Allegheney eoaaty in restoriiu order and preserving property richt at Homestead. Cokoxor 31cDowai. of Allegheny county. Pa., began the inquest, oa the Iftth, into the cause of the death of the victims of the 'late conflict between the striking mill men of Homestead aad the Pinkerton guards. Tkr book-making firm of Lynn. Hill A Heath, of Washington City. has Wn robbed by it ireneral ntanager of aloat T-lS,o9, and a the money was made at gambling no aetion to recover ' can be successful, and none will be instituted. Mr. Willi am Waltwrf Astor. of Xew York, who has been suffering.in London, from the effect of a ehill due to exposure to a shower white boating, wm mmk better on the ISth. and his phy-j cleans deekred themselves satisfied with the progress whieh he is msktag toward recovery. Thk resalt of the Tlrilkh elections so far as known up to A p. m. of the ttth. shewed suSeient liberal gains to wipe at tne government majority are Mr. uiedwtene s return to The not liberal gain was t. Thk gives a majority of 4 against the tires em division. Tmt Meamship Wanderer arrived at New Orleans, on Ute 11th, with the latest intelligence of the revolatioa ia Spanioa Honduras. Ceiba hatl b-en retaken from the insurgents, aad Malta awl hk party of insargents had been onptared in the interior. It k probable xnst before thk they have been oated. XT the explosion of the trailers of the fiteamer Mont Bknc on Lake Genera, Switserknd, oa the h. not leas than twenty-six persons were killed iaatantly by the jagged iron, pieces of whkh swept the boat like grape aad aaktr. About thirty were iajared, and their sereams and cries of agoar conM be heard across the lake. GnoaoK Wh.i.iam Ccrths, the dkthv gnkhed editor of Harper's Weeklv, aad chancellor of the board of re-gen U of the anitersky of the state of Xew York, has heea very ill for sereral weeks at hk home on Staten Ms ml, with eaacer of the stomaeh. Wh ik oaly a fatal terminatioa eaa ensaa, hk physickas think he may live a month or even longer. T. Gkrvaw, the famous Freaeh health resort, was practically swept a waj- in n mtoaen flood eaased by a terrinc miatrm over the valley of Chanwmnix. oa the 11th. aad H k reported t hat more than SOS rosmeats aad visitors were dniwned. Oae hand red and Ifty 1-odies were recovered oa the ltth. Mack damag-e was done, also, in other loaalltks ia the valley. Cvrcs S Fiklb died at hk eoaatrr home ia Ardoley park, near lobW Ferry. X. Y.. oa the 14th, after a violent f'H of delh-iam. There were present at hk bedside Mr. Field's three brothers. David Dwdky Field, Rev. Henry M. FkM and Jaotiee Stephen J. Fkld; hk knghtr, Mrs. Isahelk Jadsoa, aad her two sons, Cyras Fkld Jadsoa aad Frank .Tttdsoa. Mr. Field was in hk fccrenty-third year. Tkrhkxcf. O'Nmrx. 79 years of age, a foremaa in the Onylor 4aft at PlvMmth, Pa., was foand by a smrchiog party on the night of the ISth. He had leen lost in the mine for Ifty-two hoars, dnrlnr whkh time he was without ffwd. O'Brien's light went ont whik he wa working, and ia some wanner he wandered off in an old heading. It k feared that be will lose hk reason as the resalt of the terribk strain upon hk mind. Thk sanation ia the C4nr d'Akne mining- dktriet if Idaho k anwaming a very grate aspect. The striking miners, armed with Wineheoters and well provided with dynamite, held nndkpaUd way, ap to the ISth. marderk the unarmed non-aaionkts without aaertcr and boldly defying the state ? ! U",te troops. All the deserted workings wereanderwked wad the striker threatened to hkw them ap if entered by the nsaV ak men, J

CUBEPjfT TOPICS.!

iimrscooNo af - aai m aaaa faaimc WU ht4ac ami m. Th riptili - award aoita to la ta Msto. a ta llta. aftor a ham fea to- r. WaaVm oa ta aoli-vttoa MM. Uw hww' ! wi4n wm fiiJ tola ana air H4mg ywow( ta Vntfi fair afonamnm aaaarrctra ML tot eat WMtac a veto Ia taatoaM. H OtMriet mr. aTtal mm atoraM veaatiaatfeaar team ia Ia at maw, oa mw Wau Mm mrtr iabrXr. Paaar(IIt),l woald trt two tmm am a toK to ewat ta s1tfUwu tTl mHnt'i'miitr " aw rnisMi. Tin mmti rtto UB nTtaw aft. bat wm Mtovawk aathek to thecal -mImltb boa atodmiad Jtot toAt an tk prnfoj.nl emrtfeattmal ammdteMMtonWaaMtnttof ta ri, wafca fal to aeiae aal arte. he th- mm, on n Mta. the OafeMaM. ynwltoa wwiTtotqa mt Hfitmrnmrr vfl iwfetfen WW wcrr aadtr tfMX C Qar' imtaamint to ctoe ta witto a ta"Pin ear rf sa wk. rmamab7 ea0Ml NtdtrwMatotalvMMt a whrtoioa.aaa farther ammaaitat Vr Xr. PcCjt to ptwMbic ta Md at alt artoaicm&N at n sit&M Mfit for "miiltnal airwank ! r frrfcatmc warpan".- w mliiaii arammnr atorilT02. WiwtlMoMJwmmMiattacw. ta Maai Totl to Umt to taWria" tear managpri W.OIW wrir aTwf halt edit. IitkrlmM.afM'mrwasr otor.ia wnrinrioa wttat apart taaaf4 ta awwmmmitoiilwatartaawi mm bra actriTTto. I Ik ta Maat. oa ta Mta. owaaatatlaa r ta dry civil UB coaip! wf. Wit at to ta boaw ah taroe ta armMww awr tarn laamavaii aertr C th JWfWwjMPW ndfM 1 ImT MTrlir The 4aaprcUiatatiiiMwar rtakatatair nw4i wm r-aoawiir J aa4atol,bw th rualaf Wt m ta bOL 3Uar sow tt nrwit i.MlotM wtw maat la th bfll IalhebMthctha wm watol to ewaferNKe ivfrto a arMiralia bOW. th f' ' 1 nut ilpliaml w-l uiaiwlni Mbeaar am to. Ta i rk filial am of ootatoawaiKtaritmtia ta tMor$4mMfraabtitaa MMramtalak4ar at Hamam tail, ea boay aaJr wtahi ; L PERSONAL A HO GENERAL. Thk Hritkh eiectioa retanas woakl to indicate that the Grand Old Man will have at least one more taste, of govern meat power the stage of paldic life. Ilk armjoritr will not be great, bat he will hare the satisfaction of having headed a trlampm of liberal ideas as the erowahag; act of am aa Vicmhhcd paMk Mfc. JCr the eavmg ia of to feet of .ewa'k k froat of 1 aad. 17 XHwaake aveaae. Chicago, oa the night of the 11th. nearly oaekandredl people were thrown kto the basemeat underneath. Ida-Smith, 13 years old. received internal injarks aad will proWbly dk. and several other persons were serioasly injared. JOHX C Haixock. soa of the a rr riant ageat of the Amerieaa Sxpreus Co. at Detroit, sarreadered to the poike ia Xew York, on the 11th. saying- he was a forger aad thkf. He had coaamkW the crime to go with the Carktka Eaakavorers. Tmk Westera Uaioa Telegraph Co has refased to credit farther the Mate of hlentaeky. There k nomoaerk the aad the Jane toiegraph bfll k The Weotera Uaioa will take no state tetecraaas aaaeompanied by the cash, aad there k no aaoaey for sack X asou.xk store exploded oa Aagnt llelmonCs sloop yacht Mineofau oa the Ith whik she was at anchor off the Coriathka yacht haaia. at Tompkhm.eaa - vnie, iuten lsmnd. Tne steward aeverely barned aad done to the yacht. It is announced on what keomaid.'red gxd aatharity that the Caraeark Steel Co. kaboetto bearia proeeatioa again the leaders of the Hoaaestoad riot for emsadraeyand marder. The cxMnpanj k id to have retained several of the best eiiminat kwyera of western Peanaylvank aad instracted them to mxtitate proocjsdieg at once. PKcr ilABMsox. aged It years, died at LemyeUe, ImL. oa the Ut from haras received on the evearinarof the Foarth of Jaly. A man. whose hlesUty can not be embUshed, lighted n baaeh of fre-eraefcors, grabbed theKttle fellow by the wairtbaad aadropIMMtheeAiamdincnMss kmke hk pantaloons. .SMALL-rox k epidemic ta victoria. R. C, there beksg war forty mtmrepsrtad ap tc the 11th. and there k a general peak. The dkease IrK broke mmt three weeks prevkas. The Drkrd boase. the leading hotel. vetaatarily. and the health ekwed the Caarenoe, Bahaornl, and Western hotok aad a aaaaber of baardnflndPamrflBBRiaMl amp gBrTnfwmjia Katx Castljctos:. the well-known soabrette, died at fYnidenee. X. I., on the night' of the letk Ihmth. it was said by Manager Mariar of the "lmrfer company, ways the resalt of heaet afBTnmmrl'!! Yrijw fever k raging- k Vera Craa. Mexko. aad many deaths from the dread seoerre are daily reported. It k feared that thk rear, 'ow-ing to the exceptional heat aad drynewof theaaasoa, the pkgae will make greater rarSLsnaaac r nam.na mMM dnyC UMal VoOT A l-Kmn Bomber of

ooMancsc

1 aW ma, an the Ma. Hn eaaaVy ert ae litilill aOI wm elanwest. f 4ml. kh ' hat rleaii, wummaM fa si aiiauaw lor . aM to um World's Cataaabiaa ia rtti A am imwaw half akmaU nV'l 'tmtt mawiwk warn th wan adfaarei a. ..ktaeaamth

ay mw ijrt4 to ta eaaadiratiaa VMWvMMiM m i m hUUmmi

tw ai0tnc.

rmt iHmaimMHaiilliiiilaitfctms.ar. An mmf" mt SmMW wm T lrartoliagtfccrprtoCa iltwrtmm. awwal awr Maa wm mwl aa ta warwmwuwtwj ta ua x

"ttfe.!?! eJIto" -tosmerfiwim Yirtork, H. Cv. the haalth aaIIll. !Z tyekne.taMrftJeahavefton the clergy to fcTTl mTmiimMmna w" -Htilfawlaernetlmit Zlfjtl agjt!rr? H j amaem atogikh . 91 awaiemm tame wonid I caartljt. ikd in l.andaa oa tb taah

lUtMMaW. tW fVomaa

mariliii r, was gilaalaaaia, am the lllm, at Moataarlsoav, ta the aeaataaa ofa mit The am to the tniT Tmt alectlaa ia Mexico, oa ta 11th. TTialtol ia the mt thataaaaof sewmte ami rhamhrr of wepaties will he cuaapm td of a amperior efeaaecu iatarodacimr aew aad yoaaff Meoa. The Mmala, oat the ltth. oa aaotiaa of Mr. Waakhawa. of Maaawiato aWaaad. I l. , mi ic hL. 1 nca wwrnpm mu. aao m maaw n r ik r. -j - . day till ooacindea. It was afierwaeda ivtefnted to the foot of the emkaaar. Taa hoae, cm the lith. adopt it a eoajtorwaca leport allow iny 9M,MW Jnr emtortamaaentof the G. A. K. eaKammmemt. to he tahea oat of the regahar Ik4rirt of Cohtmbk amtanwriatka. Taw 4o emplojres of the Eaureaa Irom aavl Steel Co. at Wymadotto, Mek., atrack oa the ISth. Thtey anr membeea af the Amadgaaaated awiOfiatka. Xo oathreak oeearrcd. baa troaMa k feared if the company skoahi atteaapt to iatrodaec aoa-aaioa employes. Ix a oaavrrel at ChartSers, Pa., oa the ISth. Da rid Hachea, a lad of IS, maurdered Thomas Coaaers, aged M, with a coaamoa peaknife. the victim dying- ha eiarat miaates after receiriag the gaslt ia ak throat. Vr to 5 p. m.. oa the 13th. the Britkk ekxtioa retaras showtd the ehoiea

mm apaUkrue dTmiuaitn m

of tm tofies. Sll liberals, awioakts. Two Ilk: Foar freight trains collided 44 nationalist and Paxaellhes. The J ner Xew Point An engineer and brakenet libera' 1 is 4. ! men were iajared. and an unknown Ulaimtoxk was reeketed as a nu was buried ander the wreck, member of wrimimeat fromMidlothka. Tmaw were nnmeroe fttvs in and oa the ISth. eervmgi.73 wHes agahaot f mhoat FrankKa the other dar. sereral 77 iar Cot Waacamp, the liberal- i residences aad barns being burned, aakmkt candidate. Eum TtXKiea. a boy employed at Tmt predeat dgaed the pension ap- . the tin pkte works ia Klwood. had hk Py M; the li hand cat otf ta a sheartair maehine. Rktt from neemt J1 Vxask Ltmck. aged twelve, wasrenstoram in varioms part of Minnesota i derrd insane by a blow on the head reshowr coodrrabk dnmmge done to f.4ved ia a fail from a htmmoek at gncm iag crops as well as some kss of HrajriJL

A XAi-iesEK at the Bath ia StGervaas FraaeeT whoe presence of mimd enabkd hka to mve the lm of many persons during the recent Rood and hmnd-slide. was oaered large of mamey br those whom he to a place of safety, bat the oakward he won Id accept was a safe of clothes, hk own elothkag having been lost, la the wreck, while the smit hat wore was torn to piece ia ate sacwoB fal effort to save the Ikea of the Char. Pattwosc. aecmanpaakd hy Ass4ant Adjt.-Gen. Yolknmr. of the United States army, weat to Moant Gretna, oa the 14th. to haspect the First bricade of Ieauaaybanin troops oaeentrated at that poaat, awatitfaag ordti'jiw Jamb I Haswctojc was enteared fat Xew York rhv. oa the 14th. to die by electricity at Sing Skar. k the week beginnmc Aagnatn, for the of hk wife. Tma bkekpoxhasbrokeaoatt the troops at Krasnoa goto, IS HM ruin nil hi r j1 1 Tmb preaaiaat. oa the Mth. the Iadka aaaroprklka but post oaVeapproprktioa bilL 1 im Trikana. the Italiangoverament organ, states that the bawtget of lMS-tS will show a dearit of M.mM),m fraacs. exelatsrre of M,C9rM fraacs already agreed apoa as aimaaiy for the new railways and for whieh "a !feeml levy isretnfrra. according to the new potter taf not paynag' far mack works omt of the LATE It tneteamte, on the ISth, the eoafeeeaee reports oa the army, the navy aad the karkktive aad jadkml aapropriatton bilk, were adopted. a reftoiatMn extentmg existtaar appro priations for osjeet not jet acted apoa. was adopted and sent to the boase. The fortiakatkna appropyiation bill was also passed, with anaeadm an ts.m. Ia the hoase. conedderation of the sandry erril approptktkaw. bill oeeapwd the time, the World s fcair tfon of &,CM.hM hehag the heaa aifcmrnam. It was agreed that a wHe shonld be tnhea on the bill oa the ltth. The conferenee report on the array npproprktkm bill wajtako agifeat to. C.rr. A. G. moarr, the American omeer who was aaaw -ndi 1 from hk datfes at tne Amerkam legation ha Park pradiagaa hrwstigmtion of the charjpr agakatt hka of secarhag and Mrlllsag secrete of the Freaeh war deparuaeat to the German and Italian ta. was. a pamwasrr oa the Aller. wMeh arrmd at her dock ia llobokea, X. Y., on the 14th. 1XH a severe wind storm, oa the aight of the 14th. the amphitheater at the State Fafr groamds at Iks Xoine. k.. waseompkteiy demolhhtd. It was a two-4ory balhUag. with a sthar eapaekyot 1M, Lwn, 11Jmiaartace. ltMu A aew sad better baflathar will be erected at oaee. Thk bawinass faiiares oecartiag thromgkoat the eoaatrr. daring, the seem days ended on the 1 4th. ammber for the United State. Imx. aad for Canada 2, or a total af It; as tampered with K (or the pevrfomv week nadStT tor the eorrei ponding week of kst year. TawE aotorioas DaHoa amnr of tenia robKrr. "held ap- a strmagl-gaatded toaha m the .Mksonri Kamms Jk Texas rallnmd at Adair, I. T.. om the nhrht of the 14th, woanded several of theoii- . im m Swbif aaut - - - Vj a.. 'a4aatdnv. Time Cincinnati. liaawtton dr Dayton raKrwad bridge whkh amaas Whitewater river near Cooaoneflk, Ind.. was wjrtehad laracollkkn between tmhw at 3 o ctork ma the atorakarof the Mth, vammmg a mm m flt.aa. n.a-r a mwm of fiaaam. x0 faiaK. afmifC

NEWS ITEMS.

1

IltWAitA STAT! MW8. mmrnrnuua h to ha yv akatrk light. aCrar At.aunra m.mt paper mitt k aamW way, A Jtmr bank kamanythepoaadbiHtlsa at Ckerjk. LASaroaT k fkung Cor cement aiawwaika. Tarn Xanana faraHare pkat at Goahen WftmaV wWMamtTlwl mJT HfmV CiMaattMMt has a haanball ahth eomSot.mrns' naaawrat k Wkwheator will be abdicated July SI. tX w. Karxabo, a grain dealer. killed m hk elevator at Ckkland City. Ax effort k being made to prevoat atvaet mains from working Frank tort. Fxw families can show a record like that of the tiro family, of Richmond. aw six brother aad are aktata of the family, and there has not been a death among them for Mfty years. Mlkw has nearly two aaloa kborinx aaea. UosrwaT people are raking a sabsertptaon for a mineral well and sanitarium. WHrrwutxi has a maskal prodigy la Lena Makka, t, who sings aad plays Thk Central Iron aad Steel works at Brazil will remain closed aatil the Homestead trouble k settled. W. K. McKkx and Will Ilarrell oaarreled near Xokomo. Ilarrell trkd to pall hk gna, bat MeKee split hk head open with aa ax. it-,- . ( aaaamrwena tm aimnmiia. s arvHtJii lany U Charkaton. shot herself thnntgh the , haad witha fevolrer and will lose the J a. W. Powbxx. a bright yoang high . fehooi papil. of Logaasport, was foaml I drowned in what k known a, "deep" pjawl on hk father's farm. He eoald not swim aad ventured Urn farwhik bathing. At Lafayette Mkhael Higman foand Beai. Feaster perambulating the streets with Mrs Higmaa. Mkhael paUed hk Bk pistol, aimed at ltenjamin nnd bhuaed away. The irat shot did no daaaage. The second shot struck Feaster oa the anger of the right hand, which he raked to protect hk face and plowed throagh hk lip, loosening ap three teeth and marking him for life. Hmraaaa was arrested aad has beea bmand over to await the aetion of the grand Jary. At Lafayette. Pnrdy Harrkoa, the little son of George A. HarrkoM. died the other night from the effects of bams received on the Foarth of Jaly. The hoy was on the street when a strange mna, he said, ignited a baaeh of large are-crackers aad thrast'tham into hk pocket. The exptoaioa that fotkwed barned hk ckthinfr aad body. Me saffered terriWr for a week and died of blood poisoning. Da Laxo, the street kmp-lijrhter. whowasbnmed a boat twowaeksago by a gasoline lamp explosion at Ilrownstown, died the other night. Mk suffering for the two weeks was beyond comparison. Thk iaoaest on the bodies of the vktimsof the Ketner creek disaster was held la Wabash the other day, Coroner liiboa examtntngr seven witaotses. ltoadaaaster Adams, Condactor Morgaa, Jwaltemea Trabaagh aad Dkkiason, who were oa the ill-fated train, and General Foreman XcClare. of Andrews, aad Lew Hyman, who lives near the scenee of the horror. Attorneys Steart, of Lafayette, awl Lloyd, of St Leak, represented the railroad company at the inaeat. There was little new clicked in the testimony, it being shown that the ealvert was sabtkl. and that a ekad-barst destroyed k. Coroner tlibsoa rendered a verdict of death by anavoidabk aecidont k the case of the five vktims, and relieved the Wabash railroad of all responnihility. W. A. It a VRxscoTT. agent of the Moaon railroad, at Frankfort, k short in hk aeroaats and was arrested. Mmx W. Kusrie, the nnkerton chief kilkd in the Homestead riot, was a natka of Wabash. At a pioneers nkak at W4Md thirty present wore bora earlier than Thk vflmgeof most completely Loss. MS.Ma. JoiHettvilk was alwked oat by ire. Va ILLKR. ktltod he au mt Xew Albany whik carrying a baehet of water across the track. Twrstt-two tramps were raided and jailed fat one day at ManthsgtoR. u.t:Knwcft connterfeit Is Wlk are totnar eweakkd at Ft Wayne. Hkht Bvrks and Jim Ptitt drowned at Moatkelto whik WtUbm. were Tmr kU f. . "' "v "ewircaaes, who mysterionsly disappeared from Marion, was foand ia the Mksinewa river. Mart Bhms swed Ika Kktk f It.aoa ihastw at Wibuk wx. har her.oa the wedding day. Barbara Botrnx. of Haatlngton. serarad a dWe from her hasband aad ratrhanhs?" mrrfe R,Mfr 3. settlers of Ooverdavk Ut b-u - pkade Jaly 3S. NHKUtrrit.tr.'s la -arrkd a? w Pcke ht the Franklin contest A raomnrrtox eoanell and a ir 1 are ksoked for the same day at Elkhart. Thbrr an known met t ried to 4atc Farmer Morris Crawlonkvilk. lwhnVkwA'n nirTmmTWBwJf of Mr. Jer.VR. ekr trastiirar w-. ka. k kwtW hk mind over a iw i"hartagc ht hk ogks. Thk seaato has paased a Mil praridkg far the erretkn of a paWk bawdk nt Maacie a eeetof not haKaeedtlta.taf. me

aSaJmmlfcSS

AetFAIM AT IvOMttEAa alrrnVrnmUmVawtaaVhrnl arnma ftnaJm kaaaMaaaVaaAaaaamtaiaaM aadr iwpmwemw tat W" aawmswmnBajamHBmam mmj Xen-Vfi JUm at the (WflW MUm A Xambar f -stsa WhaanlaW4hp4 tmW ltap4w(b94sW IwmrvmVaVJn IUmH MtoiT Mwroei hr the Waatoea at tmtwk atotol The Kto Wrbja' t'aUr Maeoatajf Ikoaea at Moaat Ofolaa. Homkmtkai Pa,, Jaly 1&. I'reparatkms for placing nottanion ineu in the CarMcgie milk are going forward. The Tide cante ap the river from IMUsbnrgh thk morning and prooeeded direct to the landing' place at the works. A gang of men were waiting for her and her freight, eonaktiag of eota, bianketa. tents and camp utensils were unloaded and pkced inside the mill property. The poor-farm property, whkh k inside the big fence and k now the property of the Carnegie company, contains a big level held whkh will make a good camping' ground for workmen, and the targe building whkh has been ased for the oonnty poor will hold a awBiber. It k evidently the in tontfcm of the Carnegie people to utilise thk portion of their plant, whieh k located so admirably for the purpose, as to aaggest the possibility that the present emergency was expected and carefully prepared for long in nd ranee. A number of incidents tending to encourage the lockedout men ia their position have happened to-day. Allen Hubbard, the foreman of tbu armor plate shop of the Carnegie mill, quit work to-day. He refused to work under police protection, and deekred that if the militia were to lie used for police duty in order to operate the milk he would not work there, hut would seek employment elsewhere. The entire force of the civil engineering department of the milk also quit work out of sympathy with the lockedout men. Th Non.ltRioM Xn Ar Therr. Homkktkad, Pa., July 15. There k no doubt that the nonunion workmen are inshle the gates of the Carnegie pkat, but their number k so small that they are practically a dead letter in connection with the operation of the Mis. Iltese men entered the works quktly at an hour when saspkion wns stilled and arrangements forth eir com fort until a larger force eomes to jotn them have been made. Some of them are belkved to have en tered by the river front while others came by train to Homestead ami min gled with the people without exetting suspicion. Their number cannot be as certained, but it k certain that no great body of men such as would lie re quired to run the works could have entered the mills without being seen. If the nonunion men came Inst night or in the early hours of this morning, they must, have displayed some generabdtip in eluding the many watchers who sat slong the river banks or near the entrances to the Carnegk property until daybreak. The leaders of the strikers wear an air of supreme confidence. They sny that they have won the fight and that theCaraegk company realise thk, or will realise it when they have tried the experiment of running the works for a few weeks with green hands. All interest centers in the probabk introduction of enough nonunion men to start the milk and the strikers spend most of their time dkeuasing- the situation. Some are inclined to think the Carnegk company will win. but the result does not appear to be any indication of aequiesence in the statement of Mr. Lovejoy, secretary to Mr, Kriek, that fully two-thirds of the Homestead workers will go back to their vacant posts when the mills are started. (Ira. Maswitra sou HU OnWra Wnygstted. HeMOTKAt), Pa., July 1. Opposite the main entrance to the steel works stands Carsegk's hotel. Since the arrival of troops the staff oflkers hare beea talcing their meals there. Yester day the manager of the hotel was informed by the head waiter that unless he refased to entertain Gen. Snowden and other divkdon and regimental officers who had been eating- at the Hotel Carnegk, the help would strike. The head cook also sent word that he would not prepare any more meals for members of the staff. When (lea. Sfeiowden and other inVcers repaired to the hotel yesterday morning, prepared to get away with the regukr kyottt of ham and egg, they found that they had been placed under the ban of a 1 toy cot t. There was but one waiter ht the place, and he snid it was hk painful duty to Inform the guests that they ..mid get nothing to eat; that the head cook had joined in the boycott against militkmen. and that if they waited to get a Rieal in that partieukr hostelry it would Ik? a 1 ong and dreary stay. Gen. Snowden hail not slept well, and emphatically refused to grasp the humor of the situation. Ha gave utterance to a few choice expressions and hastening back to hk headquarters, he kst no time in issuing orders to the cook with Battery B for a breakfast. a .... efTmWfiae HAnntsncHS, Pa.. July 1. The and; hrigade of the Xational fluartl of IVnnsylvaak whkh k encamped at Mount Gretna, k making every preparation to go to Homestead at a moment's notice. Yesterday afternoon a detachment of soldiers was in the city to obtain additional ammunition. A speck I train has been provided for the immedkte tratmportatkm of the troops to Home stead. In ease they are ordered all tents will be teft behind. The colonel of a Itiiladelphk regiment said yesterday that they ex pected to he called out at almost any time. A rkfcy Mary. Ci.vcixxati, July IS An afternoon paper says: SWuee Sunday there have beet, collected in thk mty by a eertaia well-known detoetire ae-suer two bandeed aad seventy or eighty men. They gathered one ly one from the habitues of varktM.ttown-town saloons adstrtc.rnebysgeBkwhoheklot mtt to the nattering prospeci of three, ner ana nee dollars ner day should they go to Homestead. The ranr thus selected has beea sent to the Carnegk atllkhi sections, fk owktly 'has the

na OUTNESS OUTLOOK. Trad U)! H H hto ik wTLlrr? Mtrt favuJl Piv me am turT-. u raHar Ki. ", Xsw York. Jir I0.-B. k a weekly revtow of trmk aavs; . Ia alt atrartkaa th -rrhi .1,,. l. baowmaspr "W- tastWTiorK,! say aVuaHawat Crop iJr .not emj to ZrTJTZnU Z etostr.m. bat Wy.si4 MfHrtmtoTwith ttoeraoronty p-r amt ts. JZ . k.aadaariraslkkt sr' r.mT H rni., bat has Sao b-n roJrZZ 1 MO.KM baah4 taVrZ J iTuiS rw101,-'0 turn; bat tlTnmU Mbe-bak Com amain w a J sat iaa Ja)r 1. epiww rake bar Knt, haorov th. proaMet, aad ta ete", nU W 3TH esaU .aria ta wWk OaU sra inonmr. pork Is per ret. abw. kda eoffsaaad oIlataaairM. Tto eotto. stows radttton saly I pr est. I.-Jovr Un yar. ma oa mr wrttsuit of rrNc tk ri-U wto. tto Mrwa. rtill ta .bt. willinM .Uth, Haaatl. Prk for the mt wMk y. " , I bones mU- bar ba -s ais.tti) bah raporta mod traul witk w. sBOf-imHIeuUrlracMr. aad many dmal foruirkJHwy. Itb.rkflrr,ahiXr Hlfsetorlsawbuy. Tnnfc la dry RoolVh tarssla with aamtws wtrn vJem, nd nMaufactnrrs r ofwratinf fiwlr In wo..l mU Win &. fl.niM jwmds. At imtkWphU isrear-jnow inqalrirs for nnwufi-tur-1 iroa Wool U Arm, wjth msnnraetsrnv sntidpt ni a hsarr outpnt of xnoik. At Balttwor . ports nf esttbara tare sal tiaufv-Tu-r oUU prrt. to pvtkorj MjwcUHr rmTkin lar. pnmts. trmdow yiati i rajru isrtlvatPrtt.bsrjch, bnt tb iron ml!U grl erally are c "H. o impr.wmnt U ,B sveeerW .tt Chtefniiati. and at CleraUnd itrr Bonds. hinlwr?. Rnxrrio. rJothinr nn'i eksks sre rtir.. Mad trad is fair ia other nasa. BasinM h good for the s-mma at Im. tmt with crop protet rarnrabte. At Cliiesno tntahMMs U binr-r than a year o in drr awjds, aa krff ta elothi an I sbo . a c.,. Hetioaa ara tHtr, white prop Iecto are seIkat, and basins inewastac. Deeik-1 linprevemont U sa at MUwaukse, aad nl l kw.1. witB w erp preapt-t Ht, Paal. AtOwihala " ma w isrnvr than a yaar sr- Ralestis stmm: at Ht Ismi. At KaciM City, rwlpts of rattla and arain are goo!, and tnd b sathrfactory for tS aawon thw a til Darer. At Lowfertll trs l hi Wriy saHrtrtnrr. kit not much Improved at Xentpbii. qatet 'at Mcateory, and a Atlanta, aol,easi.ltrfciK th aaravorabU WMthr, which ht doaA torn damax to crop. At ferannaH trade holds on weii aad mo-y W .r. At Xew (rbans besiaeM U sss4Miab4y snlst. aad htter than kt year, with mm mtpnwemMt k (ba daman! for nvwey. Ths otitpat of pic irnq Ju!ylcwa 1U!H tomweekb.airslaHin.nS a year raxi. aad th atnpoaee of mmty work baa ld eostamtloa still mors, ho tint n?port:l atoeka sum! bueelr lnersl in Jaa. exeadinc tos. IU iron has bjea wsak at tr rest redaction is prirn The chMfse of many mt In ha greatly inwed the hiwJtat. .mai for ftaMied Ptedaeta. and prie-s arn Mrosor. thoacfa eoatracts for fetar dIirn" ar at old pric-. and for bamtbe kwetcrer isotoU Optwr ;-. wsk at 114 essta. Ua kwer br three-foarth emt oa sreatstfr lkatdattnn. ml lead 4.K cents. Wool ia qtrtt actlvs with prW. aahned. maaafaeterers buytmr fr!r. the asla for ta y-ar si nostor, Phlfashbia and Xw Tork, beiac HI, wu rands saakt m. tm UK yar. Bases U ativ k dTT foods for Mm aasnoa, ekUUr betac kread to pay advenes ea fan RoedX while a at prkwa bwt aettve trad k $nn hi food. Csttoaa are straae. kts- cral nrowa see MsehM isd babar seaR aad hkbr. and print etoths et tor ixtjrfosrs. Boot aad sho M:paah front the at emtmacmaehlsyondtaatywarV Xonyisar koto are abaodastly snpplted. tbmurh th trvaaary ha taka k much more than tt ia paid oat Bank hare bn rfNin erthtcitts to aobj xmrtr. and redomptioa of notes hse drawn eok from tbe treasury, which aararthe)eab4aHss wsrhsToiia a week set. Th Msek market hssba fsacttve, with warrely say chsntra ta prko for th wk. Th twsta faihire occarrtnc thmachoat ta str.try darlac the lest a dar, eamber, for the UMfd matoe. MS. sad for Cane S3, or a total of HO: aa nsnnared wHa US kat WvC Atft J tlrf Wrnl e,HTr,TrKa'1' w tip Jvbdft,. aVUA 3reT fof twM fCltrlwtlftt4t Wfvla of kmrt JtTaaT. PROF. PASTEUR. a"rrr aftWnrrvravra' l",Hwrl ! tf4 I'fwbpff mr wHTwwrWry I W W vwrV rrWwHTevr tMf Cfc&rB ran Loxihx. July I -It k thontrkt Prof. Pasteur's illrtHt will prove fatal The great sckntkt is sufforing from a disease prevalent in Park, and what the authorities call cholerine, but which k declared by many experts to be genuine cholera. M. Pasteur k now in hk teventkth year, having been bora in Dole, Jura, Ikcemher 37, Although hk fame in the mind of the general publk k intimately associated with hk hrfllknt discoveries in the application of inoculation to diseases other than smallpox-, he has for many years been reganietl as one of the foremost nrientisls of Gurop?. The royal society of London in tW awarded him the Rum ford incdal for his researches relative to the pokrixathm of light nnd other nckntine work. He was decorated with the Legion of Honor in lWrJ and was promoted to be an officer of the order in IM, and com mander in IM. In the next year he was chosen one of the fifty memhrs of the Royal society of London. Me has written aWwWfcWMtPt We'll 'reel M chemistry. In 1874 the national assembly accorded to M. Pasteur, as a reward chkily for hk invest urntkms m fernwntatkn, a life annuity of franc. Of late years he has devoted himself principally to the study of inocuhtkm, resulting in his remarkable success in dealing with h.vdrophobk. Patknto from nil over Europe and Anterica. plsecd themselves under his treatment, and the Pasteur insUtuk in France was estabMohed hy popular nnkcriptton. The thtstenr kmtltate in Xew Yiwk city, at 17 Wetet Tenth street, was established later, with Dr. (libter in charge. MwrrrsNrnYfl CaMPt arawavvVlai Xrw Yomc, July 1(5. Rsilroenl gross earning, as reported to Krmlstreefs, aggregated m.m. k Ju,ne, pet more than that mouth a year ago. I gam ia May thk over last year wa ks than per cent, and April less than 4 per cent ; o that the pant month k seen to have brought a distinct improvement, due for thelanferpart to ff raajrer mm eastern railways. For rAx total ffross earnings were fm,ap alee about par went mMwe than the fkst half af litl, dwrmff whkk psrkd

Tl 1 m ... . - .

nst ate moatha of im wm nma

week been WwTkei wa thai seareely aa amltwimWlakMI ImM lvKMa4t nMlM(at

narawBt