The Berkshire County Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 1

a Iff tt i i ill ii hi ii 7 hi ii i in NTJMBEB 120 PITTSFIELD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1893 VOLUME, 15. LAST EDITION. BOMBS FOR POLICEMEN EDITOR BLISS STRICKEN. Colonel Edgar J. Bllan, editor of the Great Darrlnglon Courier, sustained a paralytic stroke last night, and his condition today la serious, THE FAIR DOES HOT PAY There.

Is a Prospect of Bankruptcy In the Near Future. BY TELEGRAPH i' IT CANNOT BE ENFORCED Chinese Exclusion Act Practi-i cally a Dead Letter. Startling Plot of New York Anarchists Comes to Light. Special ttoyaUhea to the EajU- TO RECEIVE THE PRINCESS. llMtk 4ri EaWrU, The death of Joseph Roberts took place at bis borne In BarkerrUe, evening, of consumption, after as Ulneaa which baa lasted Krentl years.

A wife and one child survive hJtn. II waa a member of the A. 0. II. aockty which wEl attend the funeral In a body.

Working Ctab. The Working Ills' tlub baa engaged Ethel balL and will give an entertainment there, Thursday evening, June 1. This c'ub baa furnished some excellent esler-talnmcnta, and they will undoubtedly have their usual large sale of ticket. WORKMEN MUST WAIT POB WAGES. DYNAMITE TAKEN TO UNION SQUAEE SUIT AGAINST MINISTER RISLEY.

It Slay Fravant Him From Flilioa; tha Foaitlon In Daninark. New York, May 17. John E. Risley, the newly appointed minister to Denmark, was made the defendent in a suit for an accounting of his fees as joint counsel with the late Senator Joseph E. McDonald.

Papers have been filed with United States Commissioner Shields. The petition asks the court for a writ restraining Kisley from departing out of its jurisdiction. A permanent injunction against the sale of his property in Westchester -and Kings counties is also asked. The case grows out of the partnership of Risley and McDonald in the collection of claims awarded by the Alabama commission. It is claimed thai Risley received a larger amount in fees for which he has thus far failed to account, and that McDonald received but to, 000 of these fees, although entitled to a much larger amount.

CABINET BEACH THIS CONCLUSIOH. Death of Mr. Moaaa Varray. The death of Mrs. Hoses Ferrey took place at the residence of her son, Irving D.

Feney, on West Houss'onlc s'reet this morning. Mrs. Ferrey wis born In Sou Amherst 80 year ago, her maiden carre being Sarah Howe Williams, and lived there until coming to this city In 1863. She was married September 29. 1830, her husband dying in thif city In 1872.

Since the death of her hu.band Mrs Ferrey baa made ber borne with her son, the only surviving child. The funeral Sha Will Land In Nw York Friday and Oa to Washing-ton at Onea. New York, May 17. The Spanish club, Circulo Colon Cervantes, is making elaborate arrangements for the reception of the Infanta Eulalie. A committee from the club will go down the bay Friday morning to welcome her to the land of their adoptiou.

They will be accompanied by the Spanish Minister Seuor Muruaga, who will remain in this city until the infanta arrives, the Spanish consul general and some of the officers of the Spanish vessels now in the North river. Commander Davis will go down to meet the infanta as the representative of the nation whose guest the infanta is. Commander Davis will have a government vessel placed at his disposal for the trip. He will invite the royal representative of Spain to board his vessel and proceed to Jersey City, where a t-pecial train will be waiting A Satchel Fnll of Murdarous Missile All Heady For Superintendent Ilyrues' Mn If Thy Should loterfera Confession of One Who Balped Carry tha Bomb. Masfeth, L.

May 17. A remarkable statement was made by a prisoner in a lit tie courtroom in Middle Village, LrL.that will be the reverse of quieting to the nerves of Superintendent Byrnes and his New York policemen. It was that on at least one occasion, a little less than a year ago, preparations were complete at an assemblage of anarchists to take the lives of any New York policeman who might undertake to break up tilrraail Mova. George W. Burbank is refitting the on Summer street, formerly occupied be held frcm the residence of ber son, by the PttUfkld SUam laundry and It wfU will probably Friday afternoon at 2 'do ck the meeting and that there was a colony of to convey the partv to ashington.

hat Tha Paid Admissions An Mot Sufficient to Cover a Small Fraction of tha Daily Ex-' panic Columbian Guards Arrested a High Official and Thero la Troubla. May 17. Considerable discontent and uneasiness is apparent among some of the laborers on the grounds and janitors of the different buildings because their salaries are hot forthcoming. The carpenters and staff workers erecting the band pavilions in Administration plaza, who struck for back pay, are still out. The men have not been paid for three or fpur weeks, and another month's pay will be due on the 26th.

The contractors have been putting them oft from day to day with the information that they will be paid when the exposition gives them the money due ou the contract, giving the men, however, anything from 25 cents to II at different times for car fare. It is said the contractor will not be paid anything until he has finished the job. Many of the contractors are behind in the payments, and they tell the workmen they cannot get their money from the treasury. The red tape necessary in the proper auditing and forwarding of accounts through the departments is no doubt responsible for part of the delay. There are about 2,000 janitors and helpers ou the grounds who have not received their pay for the last mouth and another payday is due in 10 days, so there is also anarchists close to New York who were win be done immediately after their ar- be wcupled in a short time by Henry SI1 vemall who will use it as a boarding house.

SUveixall la oUiged to move from his pre-. ect quarters on North street aa the Y. M. C. k.

need the building. Old Srhool Building fold. The bidding on the old school house was not very lively Tuesday but three ptrsoca bid ding. It was taken by John Dunlsp who will move It to his property cke by, and make It into a house. The price was tifSO.

Official War Disappoint! In tha Decision Th CbliiM Will Probably Mot Ba Disturbed Tha Kcqueit of tha Chl-aaaa Six Companies. "Washisgtox, May 17. The Chinese question, as complicated by the decision of the supreme court, has been discussed from "very point of view, and It is understood that the conclusion reached is that the law could not be enforced for the reason that there was no money available for the purpose. iThe act only carries an appropriation of tlOO.OOO, and Secretary Carlisle showed that no more than $35,000 of that sum remained, with some bills still unaudited to be acted upon. It was estimated that it would cost to deport all the Chinamen now in the country who have not com- pliied With the laW more than 16,000,000.

"hla statement exhibited what one member of the cabinet called the utter inability of the government to give any effect to the law itself without further action by congress. Under the circumstances it was understood that nothing could be done, and it is said there is little if any probability of the government making any immediate effort to put the law into effect. seemingly reuUy and anxious lor the op- rival here has not been definitely settled portunity to use dynamite against the For Cruelty to a Sailor. Liverpool, May 17. Captain Crawfonl and Mate Fitzgerald of the British bask Watchman were committed for trial at the Liverpool assizes, each on the charge of manslaughter.

During the voyage of the Watchman from New York to Rio Grande do Sul, between Sept. 29, 1892, and Jan. 18 last, Crawford and Fitzgerald are charged with treating George Orr, a seaman, with inexcusable brutality. Each beat him repeatedly with a belaying pin, and eventually Crawford had him handcuffed to the mast during a storm. Orr was but half dressed and was exhausted by his punishment.

He fainted at the mast, and died as yet. The princess will probably remain in Washinifton several days, after which peace officers of that city. The occasion of the confession was the b1i" win return to this city. The mayor's committee of one hundred Fanny rMil-'. Will.

The will of Fanny Plxley, late of Grtat Ba-rlngtoD, wbk waa filed with the reg Ister of probate In Pltb-fleld, Tuesday, makes the following bequests: To Mis Sarah Qirham. 50; to Mrs. Catherine Brown of New York, Mrs. Mary A. Bria tol and Edward P.

Hunt of Great Br-rlngfsn, $100 each; to Mrs. Fidelia Hunt of Great Harrington, the remainder of her depot-it in the Great Barrfngton Saving! bsnk.togethcr with Inter st a cumulations that may have been addtd thereto. To the American Bible society and Miss Abby L. Plxley of Great Barriogton $500 each. To Legrand L.

Gorman of Barrlngton, $100. Tbe remainder of ber property Is bequeathed to tbe missionary so Jety of the Methodist Episcopal Cap and (in ml illiaaaa. The Williams coKet'e seniors donned caps and gowns yesterday moriing for the flrtt time, and will conticue wearicg them to chapel and morning rtdutioDS during the remainder of the itim. This custom la new at Williams, this year being the first. shortly after he was released.

Four Escaped Underground. Jeffeksonville, May 17. At the Indiana prison four convicts Robert Adams, Nathan Bell, Frank McCarthy and William Nelson, alias Kodgers confined in a cellhouse on the ground tier, effected their escape by drilling a 2-foot hole One member of the cabinet, who holds a high place and is looked upon as a man of i force and strength of character, made the Aderttd Laitar May 17. t-ttald. Maa great dissatisfaction among the men, and they have been put off from day to day and through a 5-inch flagging to the ground.

is in a quandary. On her return from Washington she will be met by a reception commit tee at Jersey City aud conducted on a special steamer to thij city. Carriages will lie waiting to cVuduct tire princess and her suite to the Savoy hotel. It is probable thnt before the party la Is a trip will lie made up the Hudson to show the princess the lieaulies of the American Rhine. A ball will be held in honor of the princess in Madisou Square Garden.

The Spanish commanders will detail a number of their marines to act as au escort of honor to the infanta on the night of the ball, and the stay of the princess will le a gala time on the fleet. MAbr.in, May 17. An official statement has l-en issued concerning the reception of the Infanta Eubilie in the I'nited States. It says that the Spanish government regarded it as offensive to American courtesy lhat any negotiations should be made in advance as to the reception in the United States of the rural guests invited by the American people to attend the World's fair. Unsolicited, "however, an intimation had lieen given by the government at Washington that I ho infanta, as representative of the nation that discovered fttueriea, would be received with the highest honors sometimes twice daily since the 23d of last i This accomplished, they tun neled under the flagging a distance? of 25 feet to the north month.

They fail to see whf "reu tape To Mote to O'dSnnd. 2 About the first of June I am to remove to my old location In the Burbank block, I offer my CLtlre stock of over 100 wig-ons at greatly nductd prices. If you are Ix-wia. Visa Annie LI.i. JuLd li Vo LvLcL, rxk Murpuy.

Mr Mcoi.i-v Airt I. i'attrr, Eva Emma tVatre. Aitrtsl Cri ki-r. Hdaard Ciicca fn-n Iir. ilirkr'-.

Ml! L'2ie Hart. trial of Henry Ruppercht of Maspeth, charged with an attempt to blow up the factory of the Standard Whiting works, of which K. V. rand all is proprietor, and where Ruppercht was foreman. Constable George Hock of Maspeth testi- fled that he had found three dynamite bombs in the stable of the Whiting factory in March last, and within the next day two a big tin cau of the explosive under the floor of the factory itself, directly under the costly engine and" machinery.

Its biding place was pointed out by Otto Eck-holdt, who was brought from the Queens County jail for the purpose. Krkhol.lt Told the Story. Prisoner Eckholdt's testimony was sen-' sational in theextrenie. He said that Ruppercht, while foreman, of the factory, had the men in fear of him; that he would employ uoue but anarchists, and that even Mr. Crandall "had to dance when he He swore that Ruppercht made the dynamite and made tha bombs.

The wit-uess had put the dynamite bombs under the engine room floor at Ruppercht's direction, because Ruppercht was too larne a man to crawl under thefloor himself. Ruppercht had assured him they were placed there for safe keeping only, but wit ness believed that they were put there to blow up the factory. Pressed by counsel for Ruppereht to tell a single other occasion when he had seen Ruppercht have bombs iu his possession, he said: "Well, one night when we all went to New York to an anarchist meeting in Union square, about a year ago, Ruppercht took a satchel full of bombs with hiifl wall of the range, and at this point the task of tunneling through a 3-foot wall made of Bedford lime was the work of only a few hours. From this place the prisoners went to the improvised wall made of upright boards on the east side of the prison, which they scaled. Hiit ri.

TLomas ii.Li.Kii Lardsc.u A Co aiij'i. Droau assertion alter tne session was over that the law was nothing short of a politi- cal scheme, enacted for political effect, and he intimated that there had been a general hope among his associates that' the court would have held it to be unconstitutional. I The Six Companies Delay. Numerous telegrams have been received at the treasury department respecting the deqision. Most of these telegrams ask that the law be suspended for at least six months, as its execution at this time will impose great hardships on Chinamen in-the United States.

Among the telegrams received is one from the attorneys of the Chinese-Six Companies, who also ask for a suspension of the law. Treasury officials tbtsw- li-ltrr. rac-ntlon JllHN IlKH. la raiitrij? fr advertiru lit. thinking of purchasing a vehlcie of any kind this season.

It will pay you to look at goods. EverjtLitg fn the wagon line from a 15 cart to a r'350 trap. A large assortment of summer horse clothing ius-t Kti-lvtd. also a tpeclal line of liirht should interfere to this length. When the attention of A.

F. Seeberger, treasurer of the exposition, was called to the complaint of janitors and other workmen at the fair regarding the nonpayment of long overdue wages, he said: "I don't know why these men are complaining. They have no just cause for complaint. They are being paid just as fast as the payrolls can be made out. Of course there has been some delay in the preparation of the payrolls.

That cannot be helped where there are thousands of men to pay every week, liut as for the report that the exposition, company is short of money and EECK27T. has been home driving harness rrri'- mu'a C. W. of Bcton robes, etc. Call and see me "at Coliseum, i for Lort vacation.

Mrs. S. who hs fpert the orth street. Stock must be reduced. every evening until 0 :30.

E. cannot pay its employees ana the con The New York'n Trial Trip. Philadelphia, May 17. The cruiser New York is now out at sea ou her official trial trip, which will be made over a measured course between Gape Ann, and Cape Porpuis, Me. The expense of the trip will lie Should she maintain the record made on her unofficial trip, she will earn nearly $200,000 premiums for hei builders, William Cramp Sous.

Foui hundred persons are aboard the cruiser, including the naval board of inspection appointed by the secretary of the navy, and the Russian grand duke is ou board by special invitation of the Cramps. Mead. Try I us tlie Ai X. John 1 1 ran amuck in A I'rinun Mtir.lrrer. May 17.

The trial of negro murderer, who iuin prison last April tractors, there is no foundation for even suspicion in that direction. Ample provision has been made for just such a con winter with her sjq in Albany returned In por be-ailh. Minnie Hoy bus returned frm an extended visit with friends in Boston." Mrs W. J. Stephens and her son in law, D.

A. Foisom of Springfield, are putting convicts, has been and killed two fehow commenced. tingency. Of course our funds are not as large as they would have been if the I id order lor tatir summer occu- Companies during the past three or four yearsj regard this request, coming from them, as rather surprising in cool assurance. These officials assert that of the 110,000 Chinese now io the United States-probably one-third have come into this country illegally; that the Six Companies have persistently encouraged the violation of the lnsv by furnishing transportation from China to (this country to Chinamen, supplying them with fraudulent certificates on their 1 .1 l.

1 fair Weather ludlratloua. Boston, May 17. Warm ami Thursday. Tlir lorctrt'i Kali. The concert and ball to be given by the Ancient Order of Foresters, at Temperance hall, Friday evening, will be largely attended, as there has been an unuusl'y large sale of tickets and a pleasant lime sure to result.

Preceding the dance there will be a fine concert plven by Clark's orchestra, ol which the following the pro- grsm Jate Joral llriuo. for "Well, I might as well make a clean sweep. He took them to blow up the police with if they interfered with the meeting. The police didu't interfere, so they were not used, but there were not enough of them to blow up the whole police force." Other witnessescorroborated him. When the testimony is laid before the district attorney he will probal hold Ruppercht Man Gemert livrrtare "Kintt Mydas, Eilenberc Selection "Iancof the Nlubt Hawka." Marrv The Borden Skulla an Kvidence.

FLL RlTER, May 17. The defense in the Borden case will have something to say about the skulls of the murdered couple. The ghastly relics are to in court for the use of the state, but Lawyer Jenuiugs has notified government that he also wants to put them in evidence. This action of the defense settles apparently the (juration ef the hatchet which it it alleged was used to murder the Bordeus, for it is believed the defense will undertake to show that none of the hatchets it! the hands of the government could havt inflicted the fatal wounds. weather had been favorable to larger attendance, but we will meet all emergencies." Tha Fair Not Paying; Expense.

In spite of Treasurer Seeberger's assertion that the exposition treasury officers wers not playing a "stand off" policy the fact is that nearly all day long lines of shivering workmen were to be seen outside of the office of Paymaster Meehan. When asked why they were there, the men said they had been waiting for their pay for several days, and it was not tl first time they had stood inline tliere only to be put off with the announcement to "come around tomorrow at such a time." On the windows of the paymaster's office were pasted uotices to the effect that employees in certain "departments would be paid off and "the office rolls will not be paid for several days." Hy which is meant the various department clerks, A national commissioner, in speaking on fctk als lraeinatioa. anrlca A la Japanese, ialop -Telephone." ti Marry tutu ituu louuK isulu lie ni when they landed in the United States for moneys advanced for passage. In fact, the Six Companies, it is asserted, have practically mortgages upon the labor of thousands of Chinamen for years to come, and if they be now deported in accordance with the decision of the supreme court the Six Companies will lose hundreds of thousands of dollars advanced by them to Chinese immigrants. Secretary Gresham declined to discuss the matter.

No action concerning the Chinese exclusion law from a diplomatic standpoint has yet been taken by the state department. The Chinese minister in The funeral of Richard Coughlin was largely attended at St. Josephs church this morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Kelly and daughter, of Albany, have been the guests of Mrs.

Will-lam Kelly. The remains of the late Benjamin' Ay-rrieg, who died at Pessslc, N. Monday, will be brought to this city and the Interment will take place here at 10:30 tomorrow morning. Cold, Silver and nickel watches, wholesale and retail at Wheeler's. The Stanley Manufacturing Co.

his made a large shipment to the worlds fair, for the gra nd jury. The Grand Luke l.evre Nrw Oki.kans. May 17. Grand lake levee broke as the rrsiilt of a heavy storm. It.

is situated in a thinly settled part of Arkansas, just above the lmisiana line, aud lies between the river and an old slough. The extent of the break is not yet known. The water from it wiS rewch Bayou Mason, into which the water from the previous crevasses are now flowing. pancv. Mri.

M. Manlon of Westfitld is here, having ne-tdei repairs made on their place, which will be to the right party William Knoles, Jam Joces aad E. L. Lyman are putting their buCdinga in repair. A.

S. Hodgs is putting a -new finish on the Interior of P. C. Loveland'a boute, alto Is repairicg the John O'Sulllvan hausi Tbe B. and A.

Co, ate repainting their station buildings here, but nothing Is dne about a new freight houte. which Is verv much ceeded. Fmnk Rle has left the employ of the B. and A. railivad where he has been for many jtirs.

and with Lis ton DaiJ baa gone to work In Ballou'a basket fattory. B. B. Gtavcs i Son of who have lieen palcdng J. Norcotl bulidlcgs and others, have gone to Wett Beeket to paint A.

C. Andrews'. bull lings. Ellas Ballou. one of our aged clUens.

who has tten confined to the for some time is able to U- oo the -trett again. Michael dkd May 12. aged years. Mr. Stanley and bis wife have been long time residents of this town and enjoyed the confidence aud rtspect of al! who knew thetn.

A 4arge force of men were al werk on the railroad bridge in this vi.laire last Sunday. They are strengthening a.l the bridges Mev-non Slfj. Co. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Stevenson Mfg. held this morning, and tne old cfScers were reelected as follows President, William treasurer, W.

T. Petherbridge clerk. L. Courtensy. Mr.

Petberbrklge will remain aa treasurer aad manager of tbe company, although he is soon to engsge in other business the subjectf said: "I have no doubt that The Situation la Oregon. Por.TLAND, May 17. Great jatisfac tion is expressed here over the decision ol the su-preniM court ou the Geary 'law. Chinamen have nothing to say, but art Wiriting for instructions from the Chinese Six Companies. Regarding their deportation, federal officers state that nothing can be done without instructions from Washington.

There are about 14.000 Chinese in this district, and less than have where they are to have an exhibit. Among the articles shipped ere six motors and the department relative to the enforcement I of the law. The rumors and surmises of Chinese retaliation are nob given credence to. Not even an intimation bearing on the report that Chinese "government intends to deport "American missionaries and all other citizens this country has come to thit ears of department ollicials. Mr.

W. 4 Kockhill, chief clerk of state de- four motor transformers. A Hoy Accidentally Killed. Dayton, May 17. Clay Kenny, 7 years old, was instantly killed yesterday by a shot from a needle un.

With another lad he entered a barn where the gun was kept on a rack. His companion in taking the gmi from the rai let it falL The gnu was discharged, the shot striking yoang Kenny iu the face, causing instant death. T. J. Wellington with a Victor Is the latttt accession to the bicycle rarks.

Osceola lodge of CKld Felloes will work the Initiatory degree on two candidates this Signed Th 1 A ternoon. Mayor Peck signed the ordinance delating to sewers, plumbing and boue drainage this afternxin. Hereafter all persons wishing to connect thtlr premises with the sewer, will have to submit a plan of tbe plumbing to the Inward of health and If approved by them a permit to enter the fewer v. ill be- sued by the sewer commls sionera. AU plumbers will have to le duly licensed by the bosinl of bealtb also.

evening. jmniueui, who una correspondents tns Chinese diplomatic service and also a the exposition authorities are hard up for money. Everything has worked to the detriment of the fair for some time now particularly the weather. It would not lie surprising if several of the Chicago capi. talists would be asked to help out before this month is over.

"The running expenses of the fair are about M5.0O0 daily. That means 9U00 paid admissions every day to pay tha bare operating expenses, to say nothing of what stock lolders should feave on their money invested iu the enterprise. Siifce Majr 1 the average attendance has notjbeen over 17,000, and as the turimtiles have not 'been in working order all the time it is a hard matter to tell just how many paid admissions there were." Cliicr Allison's Arrest. Columbian guards laid violent bands on Chfcf Allison of Manufactures and Libera Arts, and there is music in the air in coin sequence. The chief is not onlv bent unon A meeting of the A O.

II. society will number of Americtn friends in that coun. be held In tteir rooms at 8 o'clock this Divorced ami Married Soon After. Chattanooga, May 17. Judge H.

D. D. Twiggs of Auguta, who recently secured a divorce at Sioux Falls from Lucie E. Twiggs, a leading society woman of Au gusta and a relative of Senator Gbrdonar rived in Chattanooga and was immediately married at the Stanton House to Mrs. Cornelia K.

Harrison, a charming young widow of H. C. The judge is fully 30 years the senior of Mrs. Satulli Writt-a to Home. RuME, May 17.

It is understood that Mgr. Satolli has said that the leading Catholics in the nited States are anxious to start a movement iu favor of establishing au American legation at the Vatican. evening. iry says ne.nas not ueara a wora concern, ing retaliation, and, furthermore, that tliere is a likelihood that such action will be considered, much less taken. A meeting of the Urdted Reserve Fund associates 111 be held In Central hull this President Still ruzzled.

Commander Davis saw Private Secretary evening, to consider the matter of petitioning for a receiver to close up the'r busine-s. Tbe entertainment and supper given by the Willing Workers Tucsdey evenlrg was Sullivan eat ifacllon. BlDDfFOKD, MalJ. John L. Sul.U Tan and his att6rueys succeeiljd iu seitiog Th'urber prior to his departure for ie.w York in reference to the final details of the official reception of.

the Infanta E'ulalie in Washington. The action of the president witlj reference to tUe infanta remains a 5 largely attended. tVinternlts To Tearh Here. Felix Wintercltz, the solo aj the Berkshire Mu'ical Festival, has deckled to have a class of pupils during tbe urn-mer, which he alii spend at Hoosac Falls. He will eome here twice a week and make Lis beddi'iaiHrs at Word Bros.

A number of young men from this, city fe4ip tie ifcjilD o( eery guf rj, wty ook, The C'olonia I.anucln-d. Bristol, R. I May 17. The cup defender Colonia was launched successfully iu presence of Royal Carroll and wife and many prominent yaclitiug people. Cimtniii House DUinlaiala, New Vor.K, May 17.

Three special custom house inspectors were discharged under instructions received from Secretary Carlisle. attended a party given at the home of Miss a nana in uis arrest, oui lie is ueiermiueu to obtuin an apology from his higher of much a Clyster aa ver. laptaln Hicinon Aafaa a Hearing. Sslly nllllams ol Lee, Tuesday on this section, suppon me ueavy engines which will lie u-d. Mr.

and Mrs Chirks Haskias 'f Iiock-ford. Ill are visiting his niece ats.1 ether relatives aaj friends in this vicinity. TLty were natives of Washington atkl their wedding trip 52 years agi was a toilsome one to the then new country 00 ilt of Chic ago, pitching their tent ntr the Iiock river, a few miles f.om what has since became the city of liockford. In later ears he became ene of the most prosperous farmers in Northern Illinois. He now occupies a fine retkierjce ia the city while his ton cultivate the brdad aciea acquired by honest toll and the privations of pioneer lift.

This is the second visit that Mr. and Mrs. Hakins have made to the Berkshire hills in all these yeais. and it is mlth mingled feeling of and aadnens thai they asjde Ute civil action agafast fcji anujjj securing bonds ou the Sullivan paid a certain sum to Lawyei Max L. Lizott, who is alleged to have been assaulted ou Sunday night ou the train.

Lixott acknowledges satisfaction, j1 ficers. Ihe department chief presented Mr. and Mrs, W. CourtDey, and Mr. Uaptain Mlgglnson of the United Stat hTmself at the exposition gates with sev eral' assistantsat nearly the hildidght hour.

THE STOCK MARKET. and Mrs. P. T. DtckeDsou and Miss Irene Dickenson of Xew York arc registered at the AmericartIIousc.

He showed his credentials and uassuorts. r. j. Quotation from the Offlea of Fisher, Hovertaan's Block, Suiclila of a Farmer' Wife. Vtica, X.

May 17. Mrs. Michael gave his tiame and state Jhat his bitsmesJ at that hour was to sTJoenntetid sofne Important work of iustalfation. The guards Dr. J.

II Tobln is vislttug his parents In Albany. Wilcox, the wife of a hop farmer livfiig three miles from Waterville, baiged A son was born this maruing to Mr. and on duty not only refused to admit the chief of the biggest department ill the White Interfering With Student' Duels, VlES'XA, May 17. Baron Bauer, minis ter of war, recently issued au order to tht effect that reserve army officers attending the universities would not be allowed tc become members of the students' dueling corps. The students at all Austrian uni.

versities have resolved not to go to lectures until this order shall be revoked. Mrs. Joseph Dudley. Charles J. Frank ami Miss Catherine Kxteiidini; the Itlork UT1CA, X.

May 17. The block system The following are the cioJn- quotations 8 p. Mtchijran Central Canada i-authern Lake 1 New York Central Krie F.ngUnfl Hudson l- IMaware L. dt i' Heading 24 Jersey HorkW Valley Northtern ltT4 oh the Xew York Central railroad has been O'Grady were married at St. Josephs church this morning at 9 o'clock by Rev.

Father extended as far west as Rome. meet tbe few that remain ol me compaa-kioa of thtlr youth and wltiwa the change that time has wrought Steamship Atlanta, anticipating that" Secretary Herbert would not be satisfied with his delay in getting the cruiser Atlanta started for Nicaragua when ordered, has written the navy department requesting a court of inquiry in the matter. Secretary Herbert has decided to grant the et)uest, and a court will be ordered as soon as Captain Higginsou returns to the United States. Jio News From Nicaragua, 1 The paucity of news from Nicaragua, is considered as somewhat remarakabla at the state department. Nothing whatever about the revolution has been received by Secretary Gresham for several days, and there is no, hint even that the big battle predicted by Seaor Horacio Guzman, tht Kicaraguan minister, has taken place, Home TreaiMiry Appointment.

Secretary Carlisle made the following ap-pointnients in the treasury department: E. S. Palmer of New Jersey, special lnapectoJ of cnsUinis: J. 8. NYal of Indiana, swctal in- Malley of Great Barrington.

Complaints are being made by residents A Small llauk Cloaet. St. May 17. The Bank of Zum- HOUSATONIC in the neighborhood of the corner of Hous-atonic and South streets, lhat the electric brota of Zuinbrota, hasclosed its doors. It Some New Poatmaater.

May 17. Among the appointments of fourth class postmaster were the following: Connecticut A. 11. Hinckley, Old Mystic, New York-R. H.

81. Paul is a snail conteru. in iiiiht there U. out of order most of the time. John rotnetoy, lata of tbe firm of Hough- I'nion Pacttte.

The interior of the Berkshire House is taling Pomeruy, has 1113 Great Bar- BITS OF NEWS. City, but ttMjy discredited his story and doubted if he was Chief This did not improve the situation, and the end of it was the chief and his party were arrested as suspicious characters, taken in the patrol wagon to the guardhouse and confined there nearly three hours before being identified and released. Uutldlngs WH1 Be Open Too. The looal directory of the Columbian exposition have decided to open the fair on Sundays in all 'departments. The directory have adopted resolutions reversing thit former action in closing the buildings the publip, and submitted the amendeo rule to the national board for approval.

This decision has been arrived at in view of the extraordinary pressure brought to bear upon them by the people, who de. mand the absolute freedom of the great show. Sullivan, Four Mile. Pennsylvania John A. Wyrick, Auberson's Valley, John Kane, being repainted tin Eton.

Governor Flower has signed the bill per 11 at ber Henry Hlnes reiuraed this morning from Mra. MaTdn French quite Fayetteville. mitting the incorporation of a co-operative the Adlrondacks home on Meadow street town community to be located iu Niagara Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carley ate the proud Wtern L'nlon Telerrih LotiisvtUe Nash villa Chtoacn Trust Texas Mtonn IVlflo Non hern l'acinc.

Northern ITd S'o. American Rock Island Mlver certlfloaUm Wabash lTd Kk hmnnd Terminal- Au-niaon Mr. John Fllbura baa purchased a paai county, X. Southern Bank Saapeoda. Charleston-, May 17.

Tha doois of the parents of a daughter, born this morning. of black driving boms of Mr. Tramaine Cable cars made trial trips down Broad Bank of the Cerrolinas, with borne office at W. M. Delavan has returned from a few of Chatham, N.

1 fpector nf customs; Uwta Jordan of Indiana, way, rsew lork. days' stay in Brooklyn. "1 r. ctilff or 'division, secretary's oftlee; John F. John WarSeld.

tbe genial meat cierk at Florence, this state, is closed, with a notice of temporary suspension until' a meeting A death from Asiatic cholera near Ham Walsh, assistant inspector of hulls at New George II. and Maty Brlggs Tucker, Bension i Medow street market under burg has been oflicially announced. of the directors. It has several branches Ed. I.

Kernochan, Mrs. Ben Crownln- York, Government KihlMU to lie C'loaetl Sunday, The New York city board of estimate will Pat inc Mail. Chicago H. the weather. in this state and in North Carolina.

shield Mitllin and J. B. Rodger Cotter, of pay this week the bills amounting to over The wora of moving the watering tub. American futrar net National Lead Trnwt Amrriraii Cotton UU. Waa Soldier ta tha Pope.

wbkh for the last Cve or six year aa 170,000, incurred at tha time cc the Colum hian celebration. Attorney General Olney has rendered an opinion In whieli he holds that the laws of congress providing for the World's fair this city, registered in tbe Massachusett building at the world's fair, Tuesday. SrttlNG FIELD, May 17. Rev. Fa stood on Meadow street, Ul computed The Exchango bank of Nomcal, near ther Pelletier, aged 45, pastor, of A daughter was born Tuesday, to Mr.

Hig Four lilinoia Wisconsin- thla week. It wtl occupy a ccf pkruout prohibit the opening of the branch postof. ice located In the postoflioe d'jwrtmiit ex- Bloomington, suspended. the French Catholic church at Chicopee, is and Mrs, W. J.

Morrow. John F. Campbell and A. F. Walcott, dead.

He served at one tima in Rome as plaoe on Depot street. Mr. Matthew BsJaney. h0 was called trntarkj eatern kibit on Suinlays. In accordance with this Charles Atwatcr has been In Boston for Erie extern ITd owners of Diablo, who won the Brooklyn soldier to tbe pope.

-Cpiniou the potitolllt-e and other govern a few days. Tennexee Coal to Richmond Furnace, Wednesday, ac handicap, are said to have netted uearly i 17 Bent exhibits will probably be closed on WbUkey Truot Knurl! Saga Sue. New YoriK, May 17. William Laidlaw of John liloodgood who was injured In the Arcade building by the bomb thrown by Norcross tn December of 1891, will begin suit to recover. damages from Rus sell Sage in the supreme court tomorrow morning.

I.aidlnw was in Mr. Sage's office at the time of the explosion, and he alleges that the millionaire broker pushed him between the bomb thrower and himself. II is injuries are said to be perma lieut. There, has been no evidence of a dis-position to coin promise the case. Ightliiic Over SI, OOO.OOO.

170,000 on the race. 61s Tears For Majialang-hter. tras kat.aBV:rrB bindays. i Tha HaltliMora Ordarad to ulna. All white men have been expelled from "May Wheat TH Worcester, May 17.

Simon Al-anen, the Pole, convieted of manslaughter the Coeurd'Aletie Indian reservation for JnJr b(t The navy department liasdw idwl to snd Srptrniber neat 7T selling whisky to the Indians. In stabbing to death Matti arisen, was sen. th cruiser Baltimore China as; the flag vxirn Freight cars jumped the track at Union count of the ulnes of ber sUler. baa re-turned. Work on the foundation cf the new Congregational church started this morning.

Woaani BBBb aakd Asirtkiio Paru, May 17. The folic hav mad a raid upon a bouse in tb suburb of IVrrrt. Tbev found several bombs and arrested five auarrhista. Jalv Corn. I ahli of the Asiatic (station.

While this de- tenced to six years in the state prison. Coal Can Wrecked. Depot, aud smashed into a barroom Sf iitember torn lav ei George Springer, a mason, was instantly killed in Newark, N. by a live electric July eUi 3 i Sptemtvrea.ta...... TAHN-TOX, May n.rAn Old freight jumped a switch at Somerset, The break iu the water pipes on Soutn street la being repaired today.

In the district court thla morning Bart Benjamin paid $3 and costs for assault on William Church. G. Hopkins baa decided to change the name of Oak street on his property at Peck's bridge to Chestnut street. There Is already one Oak street In the city. Rev.

Fr. Kenney of preached a most excellent sermon at St. Marys church Sunday, giving a very wide range of meaning to the text "Thou Shalt Not Steal" and making some exceedingly pntlcal applications. Lee Gleaner. The ordination of Herbert 8.

Johnson at light wire. NkW Yoiik, May 17. Some 30 lawyers throwing tbe engine across the track and re in the kuiireme court of Brooklyn en- The same party of lynchers at Seymour, scattering about 20 coal dumps. Slav fork. July Pork tMttemlir Ia-k May Lard.

Jnlv lrd Urt September Lard Hwi lynched two murderers within two tfaged in a suit which involves the validity of the will rf Francis N. Lasak, who died iu Ihwj, leaving sii estate valued at ovei days. Holdovers Hold Fast. terQinatloii has no direct bearing on the preamt agitation over the Chinese exclusion tct, the discussion of this subjei tha probibly operated to precipitate the decision of the: depart neut to carry out iut long tontemplated purpose of sending a wew fligship toichiua. Plitrlbatlnc Papal Patuphl.

fBEKLII, May 17. More tian copies of ppes labor encyclical have distribuUl among the electors of th empire. Tbeobject of Jthis distribution is influence 'Catholic workiBgmen sgaitist i voting for locial-Deruoeratic caudxdaua. Regular troops tried to atop Puyallop Indians from doing railroad grading near was at one time asso 1'ROVIDENCE, 17. The supreme court has decided that ho'dover members titled it John Jacob Astor lnthefui 't) RENT mail tenemant.

mwas ion tfivsn a Jan 1st. rlninlra ol I. llanrT. Ai ADEi-- JOM 1st. Tacoma, but the Indians routed the soldi by rolling logs down a hill at them.

of the legislature are legal members. blleinre. No Madir Cvaoarta. HlRTru.n, May IT. la th bonsa tha permittintf public corteens ua 5-oalv t.ith are now prohibited osxler tta sta.

utes, was rjrctel. -t'-i-i as not Trjr. Loj.lKiS.May -Tn tt her; rf erm-motii Prime MltUur Clairf to atrre to an it botis tf ton avenu. Will I a National Ttank. An Association of Stenographer.

rtx.) RENT A very deairabls teieroent wttk all modfrn ImtTOTmwoH tncltsdir-a als-. the Baptist cburob Friday, will be pub ic. The Australian Fanle Subsiding. Xew York, May 17. The Universal As lofcbA, N'J May 17.

Tbe secretary of the treasury h.is appointed John E. Ashe of Fond to close fco the affairs of a na and the trains going nortb aud south will trie Hchta. In excellent ceiKhhorhond. Kent tailor month. hUli'ER kAV, la.

ar4 sociation of Stenographers waa incorpo Sydney, May 17. The financial panic is subsiding In the Australian cities, although be held tui the close of tbe exercises. rated in thla state. Real Eataut. Bowrran Block.

tional bank iu Arkansas City, Ark. In the provinces it has not abated..