CLEVELAND PLArSTT DEAIiEEl TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1896.

KNOCKED_IT OUT,
The Bond Bill Wil.1 Never See.Daylight in the Senate.
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The Old and New Telephone Companies Lock Horns.
jpulai- loan so IE individual

who, iu tho past, acting under a, conscientious regard for duty, h a s sentenced hundreds of Mormons to the peiiitcnt.ary, n o w sits upon this ]dai.e:oi as the honored choice of the electors of lHuh for t h e highest judicial,office in the s t a t e ; a n d t a u t a Mormon, born and reared, shouid h e delivering from the s a m e platform this a d d r e s s as the governor of. U t a h ? " T h e governor then gave an exhaustive review of the lii.aueiiil and industrial condition of t h e s t a t e . T h e eoremomos closed with patriotic music. 'Che ina u g u r a l ball w a s ' h e l d lit the Salt L a k e t h e a t e r tonight.

iwny

STEINFELD

33 YEARS" SQUARE DEALING

A Free- Coinage
T h o N e w H i l l i n - F u l l S b o r l Semilui o f 1110 H O I I . I I . - _ D e l i c t i n WjmUlnsr t o n T h a t t h e S>ixllciiU-s W i l l Tnls< t h e N e w llouil lonua i n Siilte o t lti Popular" PI-OVINIOU*_ P A g a i n O t h e r Capital Sown, Oa*

Accusations of
Iho Small On.pltalixn.tloB: Opposes the H o m e C o m p a n y Ai-onses Mr. Jltelvlnstry Tlilril C o m p e t i t o r in

Fait!
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Doesn't need strong talk to sell it. Steinfeld's Reliable Clothing is good throughout. J u s t . now prices reduced 1-4 to 1-3 on our H e a v y Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters.

W a n G r a n t e i l a ' l f r a u e h i s e fn IISS-I, lint E n j o i n e d F r o m D o i n g lluwinoss. T h e board o t control Monday morning hoard the first skirmish of t h e telephone war which is to" soon' be waged in t h i s city if present indications a r e borne out. T h e s u b s t i t u t e ordinance g r u n t i n g a franchise '.6 t h e H o m e Telephone Co. w a s reported by D i r e c t o r N o r t o n , which contained t h e usual conditions imposed on a telephone company. I t further provided t h a t the r a t e s should be S3 per month for residences and S* for places of- busin e s s . I t provides t h a t work shall comm e n c e within sixty d a y s from t h e passage o t ihe ordinance and t h a t the p l a n t sliull be in operation with GOO subscribers within six m o n t h s . T h e city is to receive a r e v e n u e o f ' 3 p e r - c e n t , of Ihe gross receipts for the first live y e a r s . 0 per cent, for the second live y e a r s . 8 per cent, for the n e x t live y e a r s a n d JO p e r ecuf. thereafter. T h e company i s required to give a bond iu the s u m of $30,000 for good faith ami a t the end o t t w e n t y y e a r s the city m a y p u r c h a s e the .plant.

"Washington, .Tan. .Tho senate finance committee 1ms decided 1o report n s e n a t e s u b s t i t u t e for tlio liouse bond bill, t h e m e a s u r e agreed Upon by the silver

ard. I t w a s also : freight and pawIt- T r u n k line and ai.on w e r e reuit-sted Central T , -^emendations from to p r e s e n t , nanugers i'o- considtime t o time oration, action, nnd confirmation.

% Choice of Boys' Caps Coats $2.95. $5 to $7.50 OuaSstses, Sizes 3 to 14.

CHOICE 01

M O N E Y B A C K . IF Y O U W A N T I T .

Washing-Ion, J a n . 0.The session of Ihf

Gfi8 EXPL03I
A Telephone Repair Building Badly ShatteredThomas Doreen Seriously Injured Danger From Dynamite.
A n explosion of combustible gases and au accompanying fire almost entirely destroyed the repair a n d testing shops of the Cleveland Telephone Co. M o n d a y afternoon, and will probably result in t h e death of one of the w o r k m e n . T h e injured man is T h o m a s D o r e e n . a wire dipper and he w a s the only m a n who was injured, .although several others had n a r r o w escapes from cremation. The building destroyed was a two-story brick and frame s t r u c t u r e a t No. 117 Michigan street. I t i s t h e telephone company's workshop and w a s used principally in t e s t i n g lines and a p p a r a t u s and placing insulating compound o a electric wires. T h e upper floor is used for. repairing a p p a r a t u s and t h e ground floor, ill t h e r e a r , is where t h e w i r e s a r c insulated, i t w a s here t h a t the explosion occurred. Y e s t e r d a y afternoon five o r six of t h e w o r k m e n were upstairs a t work a n d Doreen was left in the insulating department. He was dipping coils of wire into the vat of boiling insulating fluid, which from its in. Haaiable n a t u r e is kept in a room, s e p a r a t e from the r e s t of the building. No light is allowed iu. the room other t h a n t h a t given b y an incandescent light. I t is presumed t h a t D o r e e n m u s t h a v e s t r u c k a m a t c h or t h a t Ihe liquid boiled over and r a n into the crocks of the- boiler, setting fire to t h e gas issuing from t h e vat. A deafening and forcible explosion was t h e i n s t a n t a n e o u s result.

BARGAIN TABLE

3oys' Ulsters
$6 to $ i o Qualitie S i z e s ' 6 t o 14

^greenback-' .in.I uvasui-y i.uiw in e i m c r / s o l d o r silver. T h o bill will be. reported i To t h e senate tomorrow. / T h e silver substitute also provides for t h e retirement of all notes of less denomi' - , .jiotion t h a n $111. "' The finance, committee initucdinlo),v began consideration of the tariff hill. }t is said t h a t t h i s bill will Jie reported substantially as i t c a m e from i)io house, except t h a t an a d v a n c e of 1 5 n i x cent, of the present d u l y on s u g a r will be provided for and the agricultural schedule will be increased to 21) o r 2 5 p e r cent, of the present law. bellowing is the inil text of the sub. s t i t n i e for the bond bill adopted by t h e senate finance eoinmiiieo today: " T h a t , from ami a f t e r Hie passage of t h i s s e t the m i n t s of t h e U n i t e d S l a t e s

Men's Owercoets
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he sworn in until uiion tho cae by ic:- was therefore committee, with

a report had been m a d e It committee. T h e malreferred to the judicium' leave to report a t a n y

STEINFELD, 11 SUPERIOR
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Oil Mr. Hlttfa motion n-rcsoliiiion was adopted appointing Hon. William L . Wilson on t h e board of regents of tho Smithsonian i n s t i t u t i o n . . A t 12:20 Iho house adjourned until tomorrow. xr.w .f |->'i i < ;: n \ Tin-; m : \ o i i .

LABOR DELEGATES.
They Are Assembling to Meet in Annual Convention.

JltAI, B1..V/.I.;

-^ace, mereou :u the & by l a w . : *v>-l-('IXl-.\* Of th* iin.i sliimhird siivc; iro t h o provi-i a from the Bllve* I . authority of Hi- iTitled "An not _ r a o l silver bullion ami 1 Holes- thei-eon. ; iibut portion of said r e p r c s o u t s the seigiii gov-i-ninent. to w i t : lwo.cn the cost, o t u n d e r said act a n d il said silver dollars s o i n p a y m e n t of the -tiie govoi-imiciit: a m ible fo

T h a t no national h a n k note u-calltor issued for a dciiominntban KID. a n d all notes of .. . .-v - uiMauding of denomii, -at s u m shall lie. rupidheahlc. taken up. redeiuutul and -.. .1 ..-s of $li> and hii-gor

W a s h i n g t o n , J a n . ti.Associate J u s t i c e P e c k h a i n , the latest: acquisition to the supreme bench, took his s c a t ne a m e m b e r of too highest court of the land today. T h e initiatory ceremony, consisting in the t a k i n g of t h e o a t h of office, w a s brief a n d simple. T h e m w j i--tico is a A now actor came on the stage iu the man of impressive presence and s t r i k i n g He peivsomilily and the .: p-essiot. ou.de upon person of Attorney Shailcubergcr. those present was aJ.og-'li 'grceablo. said he represented tile Citizens' Telellhief J u s t i c e J-*iiUei- a n n o n . - o d the re- phon & Te.cgrapa Co., which was capitalrciiit hy t h e COlU't of .Mr. I ' c k l i u m ' s com- ized a t Tl.uiXVJulh ami to which a franmii-'-ion from. Iho president a n d , after - ; d been g r a n t e d iu 1SS5. They ' ' ' " ; McKonnov liatl read . ' . h e admin: . - - ted poles and s t r u n g w i r e s w h e n istered the oath, in whic-i tl'-u j m l k - e lacy jvcre enjoined by tin; Bell company i o r infringement of patent, and U6 these p a t e n t s had n o t expired until 1894 they h a d been unable to do anything. He said that: the hard times had prevented t h e m from following oui t h e i r plans, b u t now they expect to operate. J-le charged t h e n e w company with bad faith in its I IMNCI'.'S i.\ i n i : TI-VXAS. small capitalization and the secrecy which t h e y m a i n t a i n regarding :he stockholders. H o cited as those interested in his comp a n y Obi. Parson-:, ticorge Uoyt. Major (loodspced o: Columbus, 1-1. P . Mcintosh, (leni-ge Short, W. I I . H a l e and G e o r g e 3, W a s h i n g t o n . .Tan. II. 'Tile T e x a s will Johnson. go o u t of commission a t the Norfolk n a v y A t t o r n e y Wing replied to their arguy a r d , where she a r r i v e d S a t u r d a y even- m e n t s and said- t h a t t h e n e w coming, and a f t e r n b o a r d o t s u r v e y h a s stih- p a n y expected to increase the capital stock and from' the fact

A s soon a s the ordinance h a d been r e a d Mr. MclCinstry of the B e l l company opposed tho n e w m e a s u r e . H o said t h e new company wus capitalized a t $oO,000 and t h a t iL woukl be impossible for t h e m to erect and m a i n t a i n a p l a n t on a capit a l stock so small. H e said t h a t his company had one s w i t c h o o a r d uloue which cost *uJ,lA/U. ' H e referred -to tun l a c t that t u c y n a v e n o t divulged t h e n a m e s uf t h o s e Interested hi the new company and cuiU'SOd that they are not a c t i n g in good faith.

Cdnvlct LaLor Question Discussed

In Effort to Abolish the Contract System ut the t e r s Join Peuitentinrj-MinisI.es-ut ComnliHewn. tllind.H W i t h . A n l i - S a l ' o o u

Leafi'uei-sPeenliin-

e a t f o J M i n C o u n t y Ollice.sA N'olnble W e d d i n s O t h e r Ohio

Columbus, J a n . C(Special.)JIany delegates to t h e a n n u a l convention of t h e Ohio T r a d e s a n d L a b o r assembly a n d also t h e s t a t e assembly of t h e K n i g h t s of L a b o r arrived today. YV\ D . S t r a i n and J : M . G a r k i n of M a r i e t t a , delegates to* : the K . of L . convention, w e r e the first to a r r i v e , p r a n k F r i e d e r s d o r f and Miss Cleveland, I t occurred shortly a f t e r 2:10 o'clock Rose Calllgan c a m e from a n d w a s accompanied by f a t a ! results. -Master W o r k m a n B . G. E a n s o m e r a n d Doreen was thrown'hack through the side Secretai-y j , A . B a u e r from Zauesville wall and his lanes .il!;e with t h e s'.iff)c a t i n g gas-. T h e ieiikhnc shook and toUered and loose bii.Us :'.-!! to t h e f ' . d e ivalk. T h e force i 1 :. la of the esulo-

Dayton, .Tan. C(Special.)The fire ENTAL S Y S T E f f l k i n g h a s ' broken through his b a r r i e r s ot Superior ice and w a t e r in this vicinity in ihe pn, few hours, and caused considerable d a m age. A b o u t noon a tire ...redmited on Ills j seeond floor of the Malleable iron w o r k s ! , and caused ?ii.000 <lamagc to motors, f a n s a n d o t h e r machinery. Fully insured I 1 in l e a l companies. A W O B X E V BURXET SV:'l'TI.EO. Ktirly this .le.r.-dng lire in :he villnge of i Y. I m S|..l igs, ine.t.heiuii of here, conI' . - .esidence of D r . Ridgway. l i e H a s P n r i i e d H i m s e K of C<mleiiii>t h y I'o.iiiK- t h e M o n e y Chal-ff.t t h e resulom-e and storeroom of B e n j a m i n j W i l l i a m s a n d properly belonging lo I -Viriiinsl l l i n i . M o s e s -Veweom, L o s s in all about $30,Cineinnnti, J a n . CW. Tj. B u r n e t , for000; insured. attorney A t W a p a k o n e t a , north of here, yes- merly United Staves district t e r d a y fire consumed the e v i d e n c e o t W . here, l a t e r held sonic time in prison by H . McK.arlaini. Loss ?10,i\iU. I n s u r e d iu .fudge Sage for not a n s w e r i n g certain .picstions in a trial in which B u r n e t w a s tho K o y a l ot Livei-ixiol for $4,000 am] sued for $11,000. which he w a s charged in the Cilicinnati Underwriters for I with misappropriating while a c t i n g as $3,000. Trustee of a widow's esiote. purged himOX 13 i r V M l R R I S T H B I R T H D A Y . self of contempt today .i\d .|-i-.el'.i-red !iis lull obligations to the ..I . '-I'"' aberb Bennett, by pael..: v .TlllMiO in cash. T h i s fully clears Mr. BtlXBet of all c h a r g e s by the llnited Slaves court and all oeiigatiens o s rhe willow's trustee, Columbus. Jan. 6.(Special.)Sirs. l i e has been long i:> New l o r k and h a s C a t h a r i n e Snodgras-s, t h e oldest member m a d e money there. ! of t h e W o m e n ' s Belief C o r n s in Ohio, .' was 100 y e a r s old today and tiie birthday STII.I. MURK. I a n n i v e r s a r y was celebrated n t Mil ford Center, whore she now resides, by nui morons guests and friends, I A m o n g the s p e a k e r s were Col. W . I. Curry, ' - " ' m l r , fflori f t tho Ollio peniMrs. P a r De war . I tentiary. l i e . .1 i. - It ..I e .. Man-..- sons,l awife eOf.1 feasor of Qn W^i-'van university. In is heiress to

(Speci ill.)Ohio ) h o u s e today, Mr. M c K i n s l r y said t h a t a franchise I t l circulated a had been granted to ihe Oiay Telepboue B of Ohio con- Co., also, b u t Ilic Bi-il Co. had .not enjoined it but it hud gene out of business

I - -i ; a f d ! . Ie it py . k a.
H i , I- 11 - W o ; , i . ' l i e he did not know h u t Ihnt h e favored other conditions going in the ordinance and Mr. W i n g urged action on it. Director Ross i t e r moved fo lay it: o-ver for one week and this was done.

...Voicot.t w a s alk-eu counted lor the hill. liees. K a r r i s . J o n e s "White. Walthall,

'or .Noii.llesldeiits. in. C r - X l i c s e n a t e oomhinds today decided to all the nominations he- pain or ache. <::tses where, a lion-i-csi-

;; . .1 Doreen. out: of 111:. I . : 1 a f t e r D r . Enrol: had a t t e n d . ' , him lie w i s taken to H u r o n .Street h o s i ' n l m Kocbler's ambulance. H o is Ihiriy^years old. married nnd lives a t - \ o . 170 C h e s t n u t street. T h e building was nearly destroyed and | with t h e c o n t e n t s will .--.tail a lot's ot I $1.11110. Chief Dickinson w a s greatly e n r a g e d o v e r the failure of '.hose having knowledge of t h e feet: to report: to him that ''. Ihe storehouse .;!' tin; Cleveland '.I'pleph Co., which burned yesterday afternoon, were a number of dynamite cartridges. After the lire had been exiiugnishod and while the building w a s filled with smoke, a m a n rushed up to (lie chief and told him til a t a number of eynumii.e cartridges Ihe buililiiig. Tiie I fun that, he should go

tomorrow a n d the convention will last the r e m a i n d e r o t Ihe week. Mr, D a w s o n said lie anticipated the convention would

Springlield, J a n . 6.(Special.)It lo tonight a s if t h e fight over too ad.i' m e a t of the lire loss on tho ic I..-.---: liouse. owned by H o n . J,dm W. H" w a i t e r , will lie taken into court. 1

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possible that they will advocate lue completo abolitiou of t h e c o n t r a c t system a t t h e penitentiary and recommend t h a t t h e w o r k h e c a r r i e d o n b y t h e s r a t e on i t s own account. Secretary H a r r y Then.as and Delegates J o h n G a i t e r . John !'. Tensing and J o h n Kii'chner of Cleveland arrived this aft-

real-, e.'ill c.-leio-.-i lc oeul.ers will be Ti, T. \V. On- of O n eney of W'oesier. W H O IS W H O ? lo Sri Inis I t . Defiance. J a n . II. {Special.]John \Y. Slough and T. T. Auflberry both claim to he praneeuting attorney nf this county. Ausbcri-v was elected to lill an unexpired

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GELEBRATlNiT IN UTAH.
THTO AHU1CS C.VSK AGAIN. Un.iK-e iii-n.ii,.>- O V < M - , I , . , I a n d ti, OIHeer l u i - i i c a O v e r t o t h e M i l l l m A olhorilles. Washington, [fafnea ease, ill / M a j o r A lines

bad been working '. i -'. e -:.-.:-,g. Suppose a s t r e a m of ' . . ' hi . ocked one or more of she canride.-s oh. now many of those m e n would be alive now?'* I n d i c a t e * nil E v a at l'msiterily.

A COMMISSIONER- SUA'.

First Administration of the New State Goes Into Office Amid Great Popular Rejoicing.
raised and expended hy i n - Klulo for the erinipinenl ot troops duroig i h e w a r . a w a r d i n g Ihe lull a m o u n t of ,fl;10,uOO claimed b y t h e s t a t e . Salt L a k e . U . T., J a n . 8.Another s t a t e has been added to 1be union and Ihe r i g h t s . o f self-governmenl: h a v e been extended to 280,000 industrious, lawabiding and Intelligent people. r . oil e was administered to the s l a t e ..(Th-hils of U t a h at noon today and a n e w stale wilh her v a s t resources : s t a r t s olf \ - i'., promise of a bright and

T h e receipts in t h e posloffice for the ouiirict- completing t h e calender year show a decided increase. T h e receipts for the n n a r i e r ending Dec. 3 1 . 1S94. were $l('..'l.2.i.S.ll as agaius: si S^.sls.nr, for ISOo, aII increase of .flfl.ory.K'.i-f or 11.44 per cent.

M t . Vernon, J a n . C(Special.)As result of t h e complications arising troi appointing olfieere to lill vacancies exis ing- between lei-ins. caused by t h e enae m e n t of a recent law, K n o x comity wl be compelled to get alone iv.ih iw i

New

Goriioratin

CHANGED HER KIINO. Then Changed Her Body.

: S i g n a t u r e i s p r i n t e d iff l:.l.. .::;.: ,li .-lo-'. S'.tld ' I. I'oiuivni une's ! BLUE diagonally j a c r o s s tiie I OUTSIDE wrapper' of e v e r j b o t t l e of (the Original nd Genuine) Worcestershire

\ iUuiled S t a t e s supr, - t i In i t s opinion on nppcais s a y s thai. J u d g e Bva.lh liuii was erroneous nnd shulild versed will: eesls. ft directs bin

S e m t l o r K l U l n s S.-itislitrd. Wiiuliinglon. J a n . (1.Senator

"Some people fail to arrive a t correct conclusions because they a r e too h a s t y , reteoval, iir alir-euln nnd i have to watch myself on t h a t very nobit." said a lady. "T said lo a friend LOSING NO I'lMI', 'I'll' e ; ty v . i s crowded with iieople from t h e other day. t h a t 1 d i d n ' t fancy the all p a r t e of the s t a l e . A c t i n g Gov. grain coffee, P o s t u m . although nearly all R i c h a r d s hod. by proclamation, declared my friends use it. W e tried it once b u t the day a holiday. All business was sus- it didn't, t n s t c a s good as I had been told yoUMStoWB. J a n . 0.-(Special.)-TI pended and t h e buildings along tho pi'in- i t would, so we d i d n ' t serve it any m o r e . " r . streote were decorated with t h e M y friend asked i l e i s a n t l y . -.elicit 1Vl . 1 ever had trouble with o u r coff. I M ten I 1 S t * day was ushered in by tlio ringing 'sloppy' or bullied and occasionally t h e wlihab-s' iu t h e city. A t 1 1 o'clock the t e a was unlit to drink, but then you know. I said, we know coffee and tea can h e m a d e good, so i t is some failure with the

Agents tor the United States,

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