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Burlington Hawk-Eye (Newspaper) - January 25, 1890, Burlington, Iowa THE BURL A r JANUARY BILL UIDE1 COH SUiEiTIOK IN THE HOUSE with the Fair Frofc New Yorks Bid The Pro posed New NaryGeneral Washington motion of of the home insisted upon its amendment to the senate bill for the removal of obstruction from the Missouri river and a conference The house then went into a committee the whole for further consideration of the customs administrative bill The pending amendment was that offered by of to section providing that during the pending of nay controveny or litigation about the amount of duty to be paid by any importer or consignee of any im ported merchandise in the the mer chandise in question shall remain in the government warehouse and under control of the secretary of the treasury and in all actions brought against the collector of customs by the importers or plaintiff shall be required to p rove before he can re cover that said merchandise at the time of trial is in cutody of the Blanchard of criticised the section for the reason that in his opinion it took nway from the citizen right of trial by jury and denied to him hie right or appeal though it reserved that right to the govern Mills supported the Bayne amend Carlisle said the amendment was Rn indirect provision that no honest im porter of goods ahould be allowed to ap peal to the courts for correction of any Owing to crowded dockets the courts decision might not be rendered for three or four years If in the mean lime the goods were required to be kept in bond it would work hardship on the importers The remedy was for congress to make its statutes plain and simple so that the officers of the government might have no difficulty in construing them and the courts might be more diligent in tbe trial of import of spoke in Biipprm of the He also favored the Baync of opposed the La of offered an amendment providing that perishable goods may be withdrawn ponding Ii i This was agreed to but the Btiync amendment as amended was de feated Mr of sub mitted an amendment the effect of which if to give the circuit court the right to determine questions of fact as well as questions at The amendment was rejected after a brief Carlisle offered a substitute for the whole the chief effect of which ifi to allow the courts to de termiue the question of fact as well BE of The substitute was to This leaves the fifteenth flotviou us originally reported It pro vidcs the consignee or agent nr nr the secretary of the if dissatufled with the decision of the b mrd of general appraisers Ihirty days nftcr the uoi apply to the circuit court of the United States for a review of the questions of law involved in such rtooifirm The decision of such court nhaI he unlcso the court is of the opinion that the question is of sunn importance as to require B review by tho supreme court of the United States in which cate the rrmrt may allow an On the original and any security for damages and costs shall be given as in the case of other appeals in the cases in which tho United Slates is a The nineteenth section having been of sub mitted a substitute which was On motion of of Ken an amendment was adonted providing that this section shall not apply to merchandise im ported in sacks and other covering which is subject to rate duty equal to or greater than sixty per Pending further the committee On motion of a joint resolu tion was passed appropriating for thu purchase of food and clothing for the Indians at La Pointe Fetors introduced K bill to promote the interest of agriculture by irrigation The house then embracing the entire nbject of the ex pod don in 186S exnept as to the to oe pmented f cr coBjlderation of the fall coBBlttee it the eerliert date nw TOM s ALBAXT Jtn worlds fair bill wei introduced in bath of the lejtjilature to The bill doee not ttx the people o the itate one dollar and not a f anting will be taken from the e ate All of the money is to furnished by the city of New OUB fBOPUSKU THE DEABLOCI SITDiTIOI IT DES MIKES ABOUT TEE to naval policy board appointed by Secretary Tracy made a recommendation for build ing ten firstdees battleships of ten thousand tons each eight of eight thousand tons each twelve second of seventyone hundred tons three of eixtythree hundred to seventyfive hundred five third of sir thousand tons six harbor of four thousand to six thou sand tons one cruiser of thirty eight hundred tons eleven of two thousand to thirty five hundred tons nine thinarmored of sixtytwo two hundred and fifty tons four firstclais protected cruisers of seventyfive hundred tons ten firstclass protected of fiftyfour tons twelve secondclass protected of three thousand to fortyfive hundred tons six thirdclass protected of seven teen hundred to thirtyone hundred and ninety tons ten gun vessels and dispatch boats of eight hundred and fifty to fif teen hundred tons sixteen torpedo cruis ers of about nine hundred tons three torpedo depot artificer ships of five thou sand tons each one hnndred and one tor pedo boats of sixtyfive tons each mak ing a total cf two hundred and twenty seven ships of six hundred and ten thou aid thirtyfive at a cost of This total includes already and authorizes an expenditure of When the committee proceeded to the consider aion of the an issue was raised whether it was advisable at this time to begin with the construction of the immense line of battle ships pro Including harbor defense monitors there are fortyfour of these vessels and they would cost while the other vessels together would cost only Chandler and McPherson urged that the United States should con tinue the present policy of building fast cruisers and defer the building of a huge line of battle ships until we had a larger number of cruisers or Ihere was some exigency calling for their On this issue the committee was a majority agreeing with the policy and Hale was instructed to re port favorably the bill introduced by him several days embodying die recommendation of Secretary DBE8UD What Wai Done in the Senate Does Tery LittleCreston Keeps the Connty em State Sewi DBS the house met this morning the eightyeighth roll call on temporary clerk was It resulted as a cox receiving 41 and Lehman Sev eral new pain were announced and after four more fruitless ballots the house ad journed until three this aftenoon to consider a proposition for compromise Bath parties went into caucui at This afternoon after being called to order roll was called for pairs and on motion of the house adjourned till The reasons given were that negotiations were being carried on a settlement of the deadlock but nothing had yet been agreed on by the THK The senate this morning after being in session five minutes took a recess f o r an hour to see what the house would do After recess the senate adjourned till Tuesday WHAT THK HOUSE Opinion by Robinson Frederick the Chicago and Northwestern Bail road Clinton A Action to recover damages for a personal injury to the plaintiff alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the defendant in the operation of it railroad without fault or negligence on the part of the plaintiff attributing Opinion by Given John Laar Thomas intervenor and Mills jnrfgeOpinion by Granger Pearson Qnist and Page George Opinion by Rothmck AH PUCK 15 CHITS PB Wi AJraM to Meadar VlceFreeldent HaatlactoB Aadreeeee the Senate President of the Central Pacific Rail road today addressed the sen ates select committee on the Pacific in explanation cf a plan which dressed Jeef would ba acceptable to the Central Pacific road for a settlement of its in debtedness to the His statement was practically a recapitula tion nf the longer one made by him yes terday tc tho house Pacific railroad com The senate committee on naval affain held an important meeting today at which after considerable discussion the committee decided upon a policy which will govern it during this eon gross in the work of building up the This in brief that a great line of battleships like the English Ben Bow should be con structed at Senators Chandler and McPnenon are not in accord with the decision reached and majority and minority reports will be submitted to the Senator Stanford is not wholly committed to the decision Parkins bill to open to homestead set tlement certain portions of the Indian was acted upon favorably by the house committee on Indian affain of appeared before the ways and means committee today and argued in favor of free importa tion of Canadian mineral ores and in favor of unrestricted reciprocity with the Becjamin Butter of then addressed the com mittees in support of his bill for recip rocity with THK Farther Delay ay Ski subcorn mlttee of the home committee on tte worlds fair was in session for an hout this The result wat a farther success of the policy of delay which hat been so irritating to the Ghicagoau The Frank resolution providing for n fair in 1898 and the Springer resolution looking to a ballot in the house next Monday were both tte last against Hitfs and the nub committee decided to report to tte fall committee when it meets tomomwttr following resolution That thai enb committee report to tte Soil ooeimtttef that it does not recommend tte adoptta resolution Mterrad to it in tte Beaator Veal Committee Slttlaae After Beet meat product investigating of which of is re sumed its session this after an intermission of several After the inquiry of large railroad corpora tions as to rates and facilities governing the transportation of cattle and dressed beef has been Senator Vest will begin the preparation of the report of the The first Samuel presi dent of the Lackewanna and Western said his road had re fused to transport cars belonging to other people and had some litigation growing out of this refusal with Nelson Morrii nf Morris claimed because of the peculiar construction of his can that he should have certain advantages over other shippers which the Lackawanna could not Morris subsequently withdrew his suit no offer of compro mise was made with Freight Agent of the Lacka wanna WM questioned as to many matters of Ba admitted an un derstanding was reached between the trunk lines a year ago by the terms of which the companies agreed not to pay mileage on private This action was taken because the roads had a large supply of can which were sidetracked while they were paying mileage on private Under no circumstances were outside can to be Sloane stated that there was no delay in ship merits because of the agreement the various companies had sufficient facili He asserted that no direct or indi rect advantage is given to any shipper in the matter of rates or John president of the Erie did not quite agree with Sloane as to the reasons for the He said the Erie considered three quarters of a cent a mile for loaded and empty can a very high rate and a tax on not only because they had their own cars but because car own ers made a large At throefourths Aejoara Till Ite Special to Tn DM duty de volving upon the senate of merely meet ing and adjourning is becomig a very monotonous This morning the members were all agreed to adjourn over but when called to order at ten oclock they seemed to think something might happen on the other side of the After the prayer hid been offered and the journal consuming in all about five a recess of an hour was taken in order to see what the house might do in the Evidently the senators look upon the house as a sort of show and dont intend to be de prived of the benefit of the daily per The members of the house as usual were in their regular morning caucus de votions uefore the opening of the session and filed in with the appearance of men Mmch latteeen IB tao rortaoemlac Xxercteee at toe Mate IOWA in terest hai been stirred up in university circle over the announcement of the six successful contestant in the ocming torical contest There were fourteen productions handed to the judges on thought and composition and the judges marked them according to their respect ive The six receiving the high est mark are allowed to ipeak at the pre liminary contest to be held January and the one receiving highest mark wLl represent the university in the state con the two receiving next highest marki will go as The judges on thought and composition were expresident of the uni versity of and Joe of Iowa The successful contestants were Miss Roberta Crossley and The contest for first place by the abovenamed six will probably be very and will be found interesting and instructive to the as all contests should of a cent a mile each way car in regular service would psy for itself in three Senator Vest asked if such was the case why the companies ever engaged in tbe business King replied there were several In the beginning dressed beef people who had their own cars paid a very high rate and mileage was therefore in the nature of a The rate since had been reduced more than In answer to the question as to whether there had not for merly been discrimination in favor witness said practically there were but three dressed beef They said a very dose I dont think there is any doubt about They go together in a solid When anything is to be done they fight King said rates generally are steadier now than for several but on a low The business was fairly remunerative and all the roads were now making General Manager of the Chi cago and testified that hit road paid a uniform mileage of three quarters of a cent a mile to the ownen of the pal ace cattle can and one cent per mile to the ownen of the dressed beef There was no special Every body got the same It was an open question whether the ahippen preferred the pelace cattle can to the ordinary stock here to stay for something which would not Many of them bad been to the opera the night before where the deadlock had been the subject of more than one local While here at the capitol they consider it tbe most serious thing under the but when hearing it made fan of they laugh as hard as any about the curious set situation in which they There were rine pairs this as follows Smith of Mitchell with Gardner of Washington with Steele wih Holiday with Fe Chase with Walden Haspers with Van Gilder with Smith of McFarland with In consequence of the continued illness of Holbrook of Iowa the democratic side did not care to put forward anv new They need hs leadership when any new fight is going on and do anything without their leader beiag present It is characteristic of Mr Hol brook to master the details of everything with which he is and there ie probably no man in the democratic racks oetter informed as regards the forces at work and the resources upon which to draw than does There are other strong but this man is the acknowledged During the session a proposition was being considered and immediately after adjournment the two parties went into caucus to consult on the The nature of it would not be given A A Coal Zamlao FORT Iowa is threatened with an immediate coal if the present cold weather will entail much suf The Fort Dodge and Lehigh coal fields are the principal source of fuel supply for this regionAt present more than half the miners are suffering from the grip and unable to The re mainder are working night and but can not supply the Special trains are run from the mines to meet ur gent but dealers announce that they can not fill half their Xlopoe With a Sioux known among the gambling fraternity as left this city a few days ago in company with Miss Jessie Halver a handsome girl of seventeen the daughter of respectable and prominent A brother of the girl left for where the police have located the State DRS directors of the State Horticultural society met to day and redistricted fruit 500 was appropriated for experimental and Captain of Den was appointed director of experimental WOIATS CHBJ5IUI TEIPEBUCE The at ClevelandThe Pledge a SameEleetiag 00 Explanatory Circular to be yesterday afternoons Muion Foster of Iowa presented the following pledge I hereby solemnly God help ing to abstain from all fer mented and malt including wine and cider ai a and to diacour age the use of and tnfflc in the Foster said that the pledge was just the same as that of the National Womans Christian Temperance union Foster moTed that the vote by which the name of the organization had beJn fixed be Aid rioji of Iowa seconded the and it was opened up for Bey era new names were suggest among The The National Womans Christian Cru and New After rapidly gaining adherents through out the We want all the strength of united Christian womanhood to be brought against the combined power of the liquor We cordially innte razfliaryship of all state and local organisations under our broad banner of political freedom where every whatever her party preferences or indi vidual party workmay unite with us in our efforts against the common enemy of state and We recog niza and believe in and are individually related to many moral and political reforms of the age which are the outgrowth of the goapel of Christ These reforms are directly indirectly or remotely related to temper ance and their success will hasten the triumph of success wfil principles to Ha Attempte Uaeae Familiarity With Little Special to TUB a lit tle daughter of a prominent railroad man in this city was sent to a certain butcher shop for some The burly butcher tried to use undue familiarity with the little who is very pretty and She became frightened at the ruffians attempt to put his arms around her and kiss and screamed and struggled away from Running home she told her who armed himself with a revolver and started out on a gunning expedition for the would say unfortun butcher was nowhere to be It will do well for the butcher to take a Change of as the father and others are very indignant over the IJT OF Special to Tn 34 The following are the postofflce change in Iowa daring the week ending January Sioux coon Frank Bolmer postmaster Tarna Thomas Bicket Audubon Henry Hancock Abdon Shafer Lee Francis OBrien Pariah Jackmon Albert C Blair Dallss Cooper Danbar Eldora Hardin H Flans Keoknk Sheraden Chickasaw Greene flattie L Pemble Pacanontae Gibbons Pccahon tes Spenoe Dickinson David 10 the tosUy meted e deled Bio from the miaieter of fli aepltnl for the greet to be of the United 8ae Will Coatlaae to fee the Coaaty aemt of Ualoa Special to In In the district court today at Judge Henry decided in favor of Creston in the county seat controversy between Creston and The decision was on cer tiorari proceeding brought by Crsnton to correct the illegal act of the board of supervisors in throwing out nine hnn dred and six name on the Creston peti tion ud refining to order a Cret ton will demand a vote on the question at the next TIKaW Mietetloao to Ban a Sem MABBLE little town of Nora Springs in Floyd county is all torn up on account of an attempt to burn their seminary three times in the past There has been a row be tween the people of Mora Springs and the and the attempted incen diarism is the Last Bum merthe principal made the citizen a 10 they that if they would put in he would pat in the other build a conduct it on hii own plan as other and at the end of fifteen yean it would revert to A contract was drawn which in fact did not bind him to and as far as can be he did not put in anything of the he claming that his contract does not so A mortgage of was placed recently on the institution since its and he hee received some 9800 for the fall term tuition which they think ahould go toward the payment of the The heaviest contributon have endeav ored to force 3 lettiement Lett week the buOding took fire in the third itory and WM barely laved from Two more attempt were made but Jadce Maoomaer Not DES Ma of Ida who was reported dead from la is He has been sick and mistakenly reported as LOOKLNO KxPreelaeat Clevelaad Coatlaaee to Write letter from ex President Cleveland was read today at the concluding session of the Custom Cutlers national Cleve land says in part The question of tariff reform directly affects the people of the land in a substantial and they ought to be interested in its discus 1 am afraid a great many of our fellow citizens are too apt to regard this as a political question affecting them in a remote This induces neglect of tbe subject and a willingness to blindly follow the party to which they happen to It is a good sign to see practical men such as belong to your association discussing the questions for If this is done intelligently and with intent to secure the tariff reformers have no need to fear the result of such a This letter was written in reply to one from the president of the association asking for a statement on the tariff ques tion as it affected A similar let ter was sent to President Harrison but no reply has yet been OLD BUTCH Bis SrttllaaClorK Doee Him for Hutchinson has again been and one of his settling ckrki on the board of trade is now in an embezzler of an amount rasing from to Dickenson another firm on the same floor with Hutchinson in the board of trade had a clerk in their employ who it is alleged was in the and Dickinson is the loser of sn amount which is estimated from to His like is also and Dickin son says the two are now together in The Evening Journal says Hutchin while admitting tbe denies that they foot up to more than a few thousand The Journal says this is but a continuation or part of a system of robbery whereby Old Hatch has been victimized for nearly two trades on the board are said to be very loosely managed and this ac counts for the ease with which the steal ing was A Shemef al State of Clara Hoff state president of the who has been investigating the state prison at Jefferson tells a some what startling story as the result of her She asserts that white and black women an huddled together like cattle that women are whipped for vio lating the and she adduces proofs of immorality at the A An gelo an Italian girl aged seven was picking coal on Friday last at the three boys stole op behind her and set fire to her She was horribly boned and will probably The who did not hear of the case until last have no clew to the per were discovered in time to acre the build i Public excitement has run Indig nation meeting have been held and eMarane deviled to ascertain the incen An attempt will be to have board of directors appointed for tte a and the whole nutter settled to avoid further attempts on the pert of eome diagmntied petty to deetny DBS foOowiag jeWomi ijsrB rendered yeeterday Hatfe Richard Manna la Bpeoad te Tn i definitely leaned that the fanner who so mysteriously dieappeared from this place and who was supposed to have been murdered and thrown in the boarded a train f or 8t Lonii the day of his disappearance and ie now in that city vleiong Saert Hie A county court finished its work on the ac counU of ex Collector Trice for the last four yean of hia admiaietretion of offlte and have found him to be ihort timely To prevent tte diatain of babyhood from attacking your nee in time Buffi Baby tte bent remedy for Price 25 TheflleffecU fromimprudent eating may at aa timea be and the dyapepeU forestalled by the til some of offered a motion that the new or ganization be known as the National which wss adopted by a viva voce and the preamble and consti tution was When the election of officers name up Lydia Tilt of the District of made a stirring speech in the nomination of Ellen of At the conclusion of the nominat ing speech Foster said that she had never shirked any She had always stood where the bullets were the thick but she could no longer stand out as a God only she I rejoice in this but I cannot president I want to hold upthe temperance pledge on the platform and wort for the prohibition of the liquor and I can do more good on tbe If you love do not write one ballot for of said she wanted to nominate the the and the best of Ellen of Jennie Duty placed the name of Mary of in nomi An informal ballot resulted as follows E of 100 votes of 37 Hugh of Phinney was declared el but it is possible that she will resign before the close of the Foster placed the name of B Walker of in nomina tion for vice There were no other candidates and Walker was recAving 156 Hugh Campbell received 6 votes and Aldrich It was decided to post pone the election of the remainder of the cffisers until The nonpartisan Womans Christian Tempnrance union of Cleveland ex an invitation to the National Crusaders to establish their headquarters in and this was The president and general secretary will be located Ellen Fostor spoke at the even ing session on the subjects of the new The ladies adopted another name this The first name agreed upon was the American Womans Christian Temperance Yesterday after noon the title was changed to National This morning another change was made and for a at the organization will be known as the nonpartisan Womans Christian Temperance After the opening of the session this Ellen the new said she had decided to accept the but she wanted a pledge that the ladies would stand by her to the of said the women of her state would do Praise God said of Inghamand Jennie of were nominated for general secretary and the latter was se lected by a unanimous Flor ence of Des was elected recording secretary by acclama tion of Pennsyl was chosen financial secretary without any one to oppose her Cornelia of New was the unanimous choice of the dele gates for Ihe heads of the five departments of work were then se of was nominated for evangelistic She said I am a believer in muscu lar Christianity and cannot consistently accept the The election then proceeded with the following re sults Evangelistic Mary of Iowa educational Joseph of Pennsylvania legislative secre Lydia of the District of Columbia literary Florence Porter of Maine young men of All these with the ex ception of were present and took seats on the It was decided that the presidents of the state onions should be delegates at The national conventions name was then It was finally agreed to adopt NonPartiian Womans Chris tian Temperance Union as the title of the At the request of Of and of a circular will be issued showing the difference between the old and new At the afternoon session Ellen Foster made an appeal for and in hti than half an pledged by the ladies This is onefourth of the estimated amount required for the ensuing The report of the commit tee on resolutions was The resolu tionsays No movement of the century promised more for Christian civilization than the work for several yean fol lowing it The defect in the organization of the work remit in the game condition which were produced by paty alliance and have brought other Coming together at time and under conditions that have made thii meeting and the new or ganization necessary we deeply feel the responsibility and duty laid upon as and desire in humble dependence upon the God of oar faith to record that only the love of Christ conitraineth as to thii action that we may continue oar temper ance work for the promotion of the total abstinence and prohibition principle in such a manner and method as seeme to oe wisest and best We thankfully recognize the wonderoos work oar Heavenly Father has enabled the Christian women of this country to in the fifteen yean effort which we are we believe our work in this nation si organ ixation will be more effective if wholly free from any alliance with those move ments upon which our members widely differ in We note with great gratitude the growth of temperance con viction as shown in the number of states in which the liquor traffic is under the ban of constitutional acd statutory and the in creased area from which the saloon has been banished by local The resolution approved of the efforts to en duce congress to amend the interstate law to prohibit the importation of liquor into prohibition states to subject the sale of revenue stamps in such states to the state law and the proposad appoint ment of a congressional commission to investigate the liquor They de clare the fundamental needs of temper AH E1PLOSIOS OF BAS AT IUL8 F1YE ance reform to be a broader education of the individual mind and conscience in the scientific and economic truths relating to the effects of alcohol The resolutions pledge the best efforts of the association to secure a thorough en forcement of both in letter and spirit of the laws requiring scientific temperance instruction in public schools in states where such laws have been enacted and to work to make such instruction com pnlsory in all other states where no such legal provision The resolutions were adopted without Florence of Maine of Ohio General of West and Miss Anna of were made national The location of the next convention was referred to the exe cutive committee and the meeting ad journed sine AMALOAMATKU A Coaetltatlea Adopted at the Cleve laad two great miner organizations today adopted a constitution section by but not without much discussion and a strong display of Although the consti tution has not been adopted as a whole there is no doubt such action will be taken when the joint convention con venes again The constitution provides that the new organization be known as the United Mine Workers and National Trades Assembly 135 of and National Progressive The objects are to unite mine employes and ameliorate their condition by methods of arbitration or The constitution also provides for offices B to governthe new organi their duties and SDTFJIBKD IX TELE Several Bleeped from the Qelaey Jen Buffer Horribly tram Special to THI of the thir teen prisoners who escaped from the county jail in this city Monday evening have had a terrible yet if al re ports ba all but about three of the gang have been One of the men captured at Hamilton yesterday morning was almost frozen to death and it is feared amputation of the lower limbs and one hand may bo Actuated by the 50 reward for each prisoner farmers and many others in this and adjacent counties have constituted themselves a committee to pursue the fleeing and many arrests or detentions of innocent parties are said to have been From all accounts the outcasts must have experienced the worst effects of the late and it is wonderful that most of them are not froze to death from the fact that for miles in every direction freight hayatacka and goods boxes were carefully searched for the eloping Quinry jail A GHOST A Myeterleao Light that Aeeamee the Form of Letter is great excitement at this over a haunted Some time James Mounce killed Adam Spear at that It is said that at eleven oclock each night there appears a large light in the shape of the letter which comes and stops over the place where the murdered man lay James Mason and others have seen the myster ious light on several She BBOBM Beach Mew YorK at Nellie Bly on her tour around the world reached this city at eight oclock this morning on a special and left at on the regular Pennsylvania train for New She should arrive there about four oclock tomorrow Thirty Others Are More Lew In jnredDiscriptlon of a Terrible Scene The Dead and Wouded Fatalities lives were lost and thirty more or leu serf by an explosion of natural gat in this city early this Some of the injured are in a critical condition and may A few minutes after five oclock the fire department was called to the corner of High and Main where it was ssid an explosion had occurred in a one atory dwelling at the corner of Wall and Noble An excited crowd of on lookers rushed into the narrow alley with the fireman and pusheu up to the house from which CRTJU WSSE HKAKD Immediately afterwards it was reported theexplcsion was a gasoline stove and that the fire was under control The crowd was just preparing to walk away when a terrific explosion rent the A sheet of flame burst from a building at the northwest corner of Noble and Wall alleys and in an instant a mass of beams and stone that constituted a two story building were fly ing through the The scene was People fled shrieking in all di rections while the alley was instantly covered with a mass of debris from which came cries and HOAN3 OF TES Then men and women with torn cloth ing and blood streaming from cuts stag gered from among the ruins and ran across the Everything was con fusion but quickly as possible the police and firemen organized and began the work of searching through the mass of bricks and timbers for the unfortunate WVK WKKK TAKEN OUT DEAD Charles John a colored an unknown man and an unknown An infant child of Charles Berry was dashed from its mothers arms by the force of the ex plosion and almost immediately was run over and killed by the fire department which was running from the Thirty women and were injured by cuts and and it is to appeals against but rejected the expulsion dnue and decided to make the measure permanent by a vote of IWto The conservativea voted against the motion to omit the but explained that they would acquit ace in the omission if the The third reading of the bill far Should the government then insist upon the expulsion clanse it is ex pected that the reichstag will reject tte as the coalition against it is appar ently too resolute to ba A KAXIONAL DBF33SB large meeting wae held in Trinity theater last night to start a fund for a national defense The duke of Pomares A committee of one hundred and consisting of leading citizens and naval and mili tary was appointed to solicit subscriptions to the A number of speeches were in England Wae bitterly assailed for the course she has followed in the dispute with Portu gal and the French and Spanish landed for their with the A number of were nude to the fund by persons present at the Meet FOU0HT A 34 a aon of Baron became in volved in a dispute with Marquis de Qol Today a was fought ai a re during which the marquia A DEFALCATION BciHoa from Rio Janeiro states that a defalcation of pesos has been discovered in the telegraph of which Baron de Uapenama is The baron hee been CARDINAL JACOBINI QUITS Jacobin hee pneumonia and is in ABSCOmWD WITH TRUST Advocate Oiulo brother of the archbishop of has acsconded with trust A D1STBUCTTV8 hurricane had caused immense damage in A OBMOCBATIC subsequent to the pentecost of the cru We fully end freely recognise the of every member of thii organiza tion to individual religion and political opinion end end tkelr exer totke dictates of individ ual end declare no nuj jrfty in nek em ahould ever in r interfer with theee individ pflBCfpiM of eke OMrtian No table ihouldbe without a bottle of An fostura the world renowned Appe tUer or exquisite Rnwira nf The Great storm SAH great storm continues on the mountains and the difficulties of the Central Pacific are increased in The road has now been blocked for ten which is the longest period it has ever been The is un doubtedly the mbstseveres ever experi enced since the first overland nad was built into Many streams in northern California have been rising rapidly again and fean of anoth er overflow are A snow stonvii still prevailing in the Siskiyon mountain and several landslides have A NEW working classes have struck against highpriced cough and indorsed Bulls Cough Price 25 cents a The first bringer of unwelcome news hath but a losing office So happy peo ple prefer to tell of the terrible pains they have cured with Salvation Oil H BtDDUCHBSeES though not that other bodies may be found in the ruins of the building A daughter of Merrott is one of the most seriously After the explo sion she ran into the street with her clothing a mass of A fireman turned a hose on her and extinguished the Every stitch of clothing was BURNED 7BOU HBK BOOT as far down aa the She will hardly The as near as can be ascer resulted from an accumulation of natural gas in the cellar of Merrotf s it having leaked in from the street Besides destroying the house and the block next to the house on the other side of the alley was com pletely KILLED AT A A Father and Mother Slain While At tending Their Chllde 24 limited fast express from which reaches Chicago at four oclock over the Chicago and Northwestern ran into a car riage in a funeral procession at Rose Hill cemetery at oclock yes terday killing and Frederick who were burying their infant and Simon the driver of the A little girl in the car riage escaped E the was arrested last He was bailed out this Two charges were preferred against him that ofcriminal and the other one of violating the city ordi On one he was held in and the other 1200 Tfie case against him was continued until The inquest will be held tomorrow HUK5 AT The Drop le apruac Too lajar IBK a Deputy Green a was hanged in the jail here today for the murder of Lewis a white of this in May of last The drop was sprung be fore the black cap had been put on and the deputy sheriff fell with the negro and was painfully A Aeci GRAND shocking accident occurred at the veneer works in this city last John Gibson fell into a tank filled with and boilin gs Andrew Killain 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In a series of policy conferences held on Jan. 30, several heads of Israel's security bodies identified global jihadism on the country's borders as a new threat that might unseat the Iranian nuclear issue from the top of the country's security threats.
Aviv Kochavi, head of Israeli military intelligence, said that global jihadism "may be the most disturbing phenomenon" with which Israel will have to grapple in the near future. In January, Israel revealed that it had arrested three Palestinians in December 2013, two of them residents of occupied Jerusalem, who were recruited by a group with ties to an Al-Qaeda branch in the Sinai. This came after Israeli forces killed three Palestinians in the town of Yatta, south of Hebron. Security sources say the three were part of a local Salafist-jihadist group that planned to carry out attacks against Israeli targets in the West Bank.
These were not the first instances of independent jihadist militant initiatives in the West Bank. In the past two years, Israel had reported targeting militant cells bearing some connection to Al-Qaeda in the north of the West Bank and even within Israel.
The growing references by Israeli security spokespersons to global jihadism and some Al-Qaeda influence in the West Bank may serve Israel's interests in its negotiations with the Palestinian Authority. Such threats could lend credibility to Israel's charge that the PA cannot provide security guarantees if Israel were to withdraw from the West Bank. Yet if current political and economic conditions in the West Bank continue, the Salafist-jihadist bogeyman may grow to pose a real challenge. This will happen less through infiltration of militants from Syria or the Sinai to the West Bank, or their establishment of effective and coordinated networks there, than through the spread of localized individual initiatives fueled by growing frustrations. Under the current political stagnation and fragmentation in the West Bank, disgruntled residents may try to vent frustrations through local militant organizing or by linking up with jihadist groups operating in neighboring countries.
The Yatta group attack was the first instance of these links. A Gaza- and Sinai-based jihadist organization called the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem (Majlis Shura al-Mujahideen fi Aknaf Bayt al-Maqdas) claimed responsibility for the attack in the West Bank carried out by the local Yatta group. The statement, issued on Nov. 28, announced a new stage of jihad in the West Bank that would target both Israel and the PA, which it has accused of treason. The Mujahedeen Shura Council was established in June 2012 and is a coalition of several small jihadist organizations that have appeared since Hamas' takeover of Gaza in 2007 and have spread to the Sinai. Participating organizations include the Army of Islam, the Army of the Umma, Jamaat al-Tawhid, Islamic Jihad and Ansar Allah.
The council's public statements and online rhetoric claim that it is linked to Al-Qaeda and that its main goals are the liberation of Palestine and retaliation for Israeli attacks on Palestinians. It is considered to be the second largest jihadist group in the Sinai. The organization's activities are normally confined to the northern Sinai and Gaza; they include rocket launching and operations along the Egyptian-Israeli border. In August and September 2012, the organization claimed to have launched 36 rockets aimed at Israeli towns in reaction to the cease-fire between Palestinian factions in Gaza and Israel facilitated by Egypt in June 2012.
The announcement that the council seeks to expand to the West Bank does not mean it will be able to send operatives or establish extensive networks in that region, given that Israel and the PA largely maintain tight security control. However, as with the Yatta group, local West Bank sympathizers may link up with such organizations to carry out independent and isolated small scale attacks.
Several factors may have fueled individual support for localized jihadist initiatives in the West Bank. Among these factors was Hamas participating in national elections in 2006. With that decision, the movement lost members who objected to political participation and the democratic process as the main avenue for change. Interviews with Hamas leaders in the West Bank in 2008 revealed that significant segments of the movement, particularly within the Ezzeddine al-Qassam Brigades, were frustrated that Hamas participated in the PA institutions. This has led to the freezing of membership and even expulsion of several individuals.
Beyond competing in elections, Hamas also largely ceased military operations inside Israel and agreed in principle to the establishment of a Palestinian state within the 1967 borders. This change in strategy angered a significant sector of Hamas's leadership, which remained committed to violent resistance. Not surprisingly Mohammad Nirukh, one of those killed in the Yatta encounter, was a former member of the Qassam Brigades, suspended due to his objection to Hamas' new democratic outlook – which he said was in violation of Shariah.
Fatah's targeting of Hamas in the West Bank has also created an organizational vacuum for Palestinian opposition. After the Fatah-Hamas conflict of 2007 led to the suspension of the democratic process and Hamas' takeover of Gaza, the PA adopted severe security measures to curtail Hamas' political and military presence in the West Bank. The PA has outlawed most of the movement's social, political and military activities within its territory. This absence of Hamas left its members in the West Bank to seek like-minded religious activists through other channels in order to continue their military organizing. After the Yatta episode, the PA arrested 20 Salafists for their alleged involvement in jihadist organizing; most arrested were former Hamas members.
Though the PA was relatively successful in dissolving Hamas's military infrastructure in the West Bank, it failed to offer a compelling governance model or a political alternative. Social and economic conditions have deteriorated, a factor further contributing to an environment conducive to extremism.
In addition, the peace negotiations that Fatah has hailed as the proper strategic choice have not lent the PA further legitimacy among the Palestinian public. While a majority still supports negotiation, a December 2013 survey showed that 69 percent of Palestinians were pessimistic about its prospects. Moreover, Israel's unbridled security operations in the West Bank, numerous arrests, land confiscation and its "Judaizing" projects in Jerusalem constitute yet another factor contributing to the rise in jihadist proclivities in the West Bank.
It is difficult to assess the extent to which new forms of violent opposition to the PA and to Israeli occupation in the West Bank, molded along new Salafist-jihadist lines, will become widespread. While the PA has faced governance failures before, its security apparatus, alongside the Israeli occupation, has meant that the kind of fragility and chaos present in places such as Syria and Sinai has not been replicated in the West Bank. However, the absence of viable democratic opposition channels in the West Bank, which could facilitate nonviolent dissent, is fueling a rise in frustrations and a turn to extremism among some individuals and local groups.
Lihi Ben Shitrit is an assistant professor at the School of Public and International Affairs, University of Georgia, Athens. Mahmoud Jaraba is a researcher at Erlangen Center for Islam and Law in Europe, Germany. He is the author of "Hamas: Tentative March toward Peace." This commentary first appeared at Sada, an online journal published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (www.carnegieendowment.org/sada).
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When Common Core State Standards appeared in 2010, after more than two years of development, high school journalism teachers weren't sure what to think. On one hand, those CCSS English Language Arts college- and career-readiness standards sounded a lot like what they were doing already. For instance, Grades 6-12 — Text types & purposes includes [...] more »
Common Core. There are few phrases quite as controversial in K-12 education today as the name of this nationwide initiative. Launched in 2009, Common Core is a set of national standards in mathematics and English language arts/literacy intended to enhance college and career preparedness as well as bring all states in line with international benchmarks. [...] more »
In 2011, leading global media players gathered at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., to discuss Advocacy Journalism in the Digital Age. Three years is a long time in the digital space (consider — Instagram was launched late 2010), but the words of the conference's keynote speaker, Monumental Sports and Entertainment CEO Ted Leonis, could easily [...] more »
Engaging curriculum, knowledgeable professors and well-run student news organizations — these are just a few aspects that contribute to a successful journalism education. Another factor could soon populate this list: an innovative and collaborative journalism school building. Amid scores of other uncertainties brought by the digital disruption, many programs are wrestling with a new question: [...] more »
The best stories across the web on journalism and digital education, curated by Courtney Cowgill. 1. Making a great online course, and why high drop-out rates aren't a bad thing (Elliott Masie / VentureBeat) 2. Planning an ed-tech transformation…in 1989 (Benjamin Herold / Education Week) 3. How Edtech startup 'Native Innovation' goes the extra 300 [...] more »
How much is a T-shirt or a tweet worth? Two copyright cases, separated by nearly 30 years, should reinforce our need as educators to teach copyright as a practical matter as much as a conceptual one. When it comes to working with students, we should approach copyright from two protective angles. One is to ensure [...] more »
Co-authored with Megan Fromm Last week, after spending 30 hours observing a high school journalism classroom, freelance writer and editor (and PBS MediaShift editorial assistant) Angela Washeck gave a first-person analysis of how today's students are producing media. Her observations, detailed in "The Journey to Teaching High School Journalism in Texas," mischaracterize the purpose of [...] more »
For most of us, high school was so long ago that we can hardly remember what we were taught and couldn't even guess what high school students are learning today. Recently, I decided to pursue a teaching certificate in high school journalism and saw quickly what secondary students are learning in their journalism classes, mainly [...] more »
On Tuesday, July 8, our #EdShift chat will focus on covering data in courses, part of our special series "Teaching Data Journalism." Join us at 1 ET/12 CT/10 PT as we cover data's importance, as well as tips and ideas for incorporating it into the classroom. The chat will be moderated as usual by MediaShift's Education [...] more »
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The wait is almost over for MMO fans who have been reading about NCsoft and ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2, and playing the public beta weekends. After taking E3 2012 off to focus on polishing the game, the developer has finally revealed when Tyria will be open for exploration.
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But just because the game launches doesn't mean the work stops at the Bellevue, WA development studio.
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The development team has been working with that community over the past five years of development, most recently asking them to participate in stress tests and open beta weekends. Once the game launches August 28, that community will continue to help evolve the game.
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DOWNEY (AP) - A convicted felon was charged Monday with the murders of three people and the attempted murder of two others at a fire extinguisher business and a nearby home in suburban Downey last week.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The family of a California teenager who was declared brain-dead after suffering complications from sleep apnea surgery is seeking an unprecedented court order declaring her alive, the family's lawyer said Thursday.
SANTA ANA (AP) - Two sex offenders were indicted Thursday after authorities said they raped and killed four women while the men wore GPS tracking monitors.
REDDING (AP) - A former firefighter charged with setting a Northern California wildfire that left one person dead and destroyed hundreds of structures has been ordered to stand trial for homicide and other charges.
FRESNO (AP) - Deputies have arrested four young men - one adult and three juveniles - suspected of breaking into a Foster Farms chicken ranch and killing more than 900 birds with a golf club in California.
STOCKTON (AP) - Striking at the sanctity of public pensions in California, a federal judge ruled Wednesday that U.S. bankruptcy law allows the city of Stockton to treat pension fund obligations like other debts, meaning the city could trim benefits.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - San Francisco will pay $15 million to the family of a woman who was fatally struck by a city pickup truck last year while she lay with her baby in a public park.
MONTEREY (AP) - People who sit or lie on sidewalks in Monterey's commercial areas can now face $100 fines.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - San Francisco launched free Wi-Fi access at more than 30 public parks, plazas and recreation areas on Wednesday, thanks to a grant from Google.
OAKLAND (AP) - State officials say hundreds of steel rods on the new eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge have been exposed to water that could cause corrosion.
• 920 CHICKENS KILLED WITH GOLF CLUB: FRESNO (AP) - Authorities in central California are searching for one or more suspects who broke into a Foster Farms chicken ranch and killed more than 900 birds with a golf club.
PALO ALTO (AP) - Authorities in Northern California have arrested a fraud suspect accused of evading police for more than four hours by befriending a homeowner who invited him into his home for a meal.
SANTA ANA (AP) - A former nuclear engineer on Tuesday was convicted of murder for poisoning his wife with a lethal dose of nicotine in Southern California in 1994.
SAN JOSE (AP) - PayPal's impending split from long-time partner eBay Inc. will ratchet up its appeal to online retail competitors such as Amazon.com and give it the freedom to aggressively take on new mobile pay challenger Apple Pay. For eBay, the challenge will be how to drive revenue without its fastest-growing division.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - California will become the first state that allows family members to ask a judge to remove firearms from a relative who appears to pose a threat, under legislation Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday he had signed.
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