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PO, FAVORED TUE FINERS. ONE OPERATOR APPROVES AN INCREASED. WAGE. Judge Gray Suggests a Law to Pre- vent the Children Working in the Mines. Scranton, Pa., Dee. •17. -Tile entire two sessions of the strike commission were consumed in hearing three wit- neases for the sten, They were : John C. haddock, an . individual operator ; Rev. Dr. Peter Roberts, who is assist- ing the miners, and President Samuel Uonlpers of the American federation of Labor. The principal point in Mr. Haddock's testimony was that •the min- ers were justified in asking for increases in wages owing to the good prices for coal, and that he -"Was not averse to properly organized unions. Presi- dent Compos testified as an expert in the trade union movement. He created a stir when he strongly- implied during bis examination that the coal compan- ies are responsible for bringing immi- grants to the coal regions. \\•lien one of the lawyers for the • coal companies asked him if• he knew it from personal knowledge, he said he could prove it if necessary. When the coal commission met Chair- man Gray opened the proceedings b say- ing that the conuusrioners wcr. i.up ess- ed with the spectacle of the little. ;iris who were before the commission yester- day and testified that them worked all night. He said the people of the com- munity •and citizens of the common- wealth should not let the incident pass without taking .50100 steps to have the Legislature of Pennsylvania seriously consider the enactment of a law that would forbid the employment of chil- dren at night. -1t the suggestion of the commission the statement of the wages of the fathers of two of the girls was presented. One earned more than 1+1.000 last year and. the other over $000. Tamaqua. Pa., Dec- 17. '!earl)• all the mines in -this section are flooded ns tile -result of the heavy rainstorm which has prevailed in this section since lust night. On this account it is believed the shipments to the markets from this section between now and the first of the new year will be small. CHECKMATING RUSSIA, SIR ROBERT HART OPPOSING A NEW ^CREME. Request For the Establishment of Customs and Postal Services Along the Manchurian Railroad. Pekin, 1)ee. 1T.-Jktissia is pressing China to assent to the establishment of customs and postal services at tate prin- cipal stations of the Manchurian Rail- road, these stations to be under Russian supervision and independent of the Chinese maritime customs. Sir Robert hart, Chief of the mari- time customs, is opposing the scheme and the chanc'es fun' his success are thought to be favorable. An edict aunounees that the Chinese Government proposes to acquire the China Merchants Steam Navigation Co., which is owned. by Sheng, a protege of the late Li Hung Chang, and the estate of Li Hung Chang. THE LONG ARM OF JUSTICE. Detective From. London; England, in Toronto to Take Back a Thief. Toronto, Dee. 1'r. --1u order to take back to England a man named \1'illialii C. Clark, who is want- ed of a charge of stealing a registered letter containing .L30, Detective Ser- geant Shayler hus conte out from Eng- land. It -is nut often that justice is enforced under 'such circumstances, but it is a tribute to the thoroughness of British law. Detective Setgcant Shavier is a member of the Metropolitan Police, and is attached to the detective stall of the General Postollisal,ot London, Eng- land 11 is safe to say that this cost of his trip and that of Qat k itt return will exceed the amount Odell Clark stole. -Detective Shayler hopes to be able to sail with Clark .from Halifax on Monday next. Chart: gave himself up here of Oct. 17 and con'cssed to t:Le theft. Colonel Deni- son, however, thought that Clerk was seheming'!for a free trip to England, and discharged hits. A letter from Scotland. Yard subsequently* informed the 'Toron- to police that Clark's confession was genuine, and he was rearrested. ENGLISH SYNDICATE'S OFFER. It Has Been Received by the Crown Lands Department. Toronto, Dee. 17. -The proposal of the English syndicate which, according to London -cables, de - Ores a concession of 2,000,000 acres of New Ontario land . was received at the Crown Lands Depiu•tnteut yesterday. lion. Mr, Davis declined to announce any particulars until it had been read and digested by the ofliciais of the' de - pertinent. THE FIRE RECORD. Winnipeg Abattoir Burned -Little Boy Burned to Death at Quebec. Winnipeg. Dee. 17.-liobold & Co.'s; abattoi••, in the western part of .the city) was destroyed by fire last night. The building was of frame, and the losswill not exceed $10,000, Quebec, Dee. 17,--A despatch from laronlines, County of 1'ortneuf, says about 8 o'clock last night lire broke out in the house owned and occupied by Lot is Ardhambault, chose man urea'urer. The thanes spread with such rapidity that nothing collet be saved: The two- year old eon of Mr. Archambault perish. eel in the flames. It was impossible to save any of• the household e1d`ects.There ( is three of four. hundred dollars' insur- ance on the house, but the loss Will annontt to about as Many thousands. THE .'UR[C'l--i • HERALD SIXTEEN MEN DROWNED, BRITISH STEADIER, MARLAX GOES DOWN WITH CREW,. Foundered in Nid-channel While Crossing From Liverpool to Dub- lin -Cue Man Saved. • London, Dee. 17.-A despatch to 'tile Central News Agency says that sixteen men, officers and crew of the mBritish steamer Marley, were dr'nwned as a re. suit of the foindeuing of n:heir vessel. The Marley left Liverpool for J.)ublin loaded with coal yesterday evening. She experienced heavy weather in mid -chan- nel. A lifeboat was lowered, but it was washed away with one mean in it. This sailor was rescued; he declares that he saw the Marley founder. Tho Marley was built at Belfast in 1890. She was of 798 gross tons, and was owned by Tedcastle, McCormick & Co., Dublin. PLAGUE IN NEW YORK. THREE CASES ON A STEAMER FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Patients Are Under Treatment, and Rigid Precautions Taken to Pre- vent the Disease Spreading. New York, Dec. 17. -Three eases of bubonic plague are ,ider treatment in the Swuluurn island hospital, at quar- antine. The sufferers are the first and second cooks and the second steward of the Prince Line steamer Saxon Prince, which arrived from Durban, South Afr rice, yesterday. On inspection of the crew three were !mind to be i11. A tilor- ough examination of the patients con- vinced health officer Doty that they had all the symptoms of the plague, and they were taken to Swillburlt Island, where cultures were made. The result of the examination made known last night con- firmed the diagnosis made at the in- spection. The first sten taken ill, ac- cording to the report- of Captain Jami- son, was the second cook. ite first coin- plained to the captain when the ship was out two weeks. As the steamer left Durban on November 0 this placed the reported illness un November 23. The other two case:; appeared about two weeks ago. The history of the eases made a complete chain of infec- tion from the time of the exposure of the first men at Durban to the time 01 arrival. The crew were ashore at .Dur- ban, and it is undoubtedly there that the disease was contracted. ... The first patient is convalescent, but the other two are still under treat- ment. All three men slept together in a small compartment. The total Hum- ber of the crew is 31. There are five passengers on board, a woman and four children. The steamer • will be sent to sea to discharge the water and sand ballast taken can board at Durban. Site will then return to quarantine, when the passengers and crew will be transferred to Hoffman Island, where they will be held for ten days for observation. The effeets of all will be thoroughly disin- fected, and the steamer will be washed and disinfected in every part before be- ing reletteed. Dr. Doty says that there is no dan- ger of a spread of the plague. as the whole matter is well in hand. "\\'e have been at work for a long time." said Mr. Doty to -night. "in antleipation of the possible appearance of bubonic plague from South African ports. All steamers from those ports since the reported pre- sence of plague there have been detain- ed at quarantine. The Brewe, have been taken on board the disinfecting steamer, stripped, bathed and examined for symp- toms of the plane. and their clothes and sleeping quarters have been disin- fected. This course has been strictly pursued, and has at Inst resulted in the detection of rases of the disease," Government Lasted Ten Days. Santiago de Chile, Dee. 16.=1'he coal- ition Cabinet has resigned after having been ten days In power. The resinnn- tion of the Ministers was an outcome of 71 •disngreetltettt between the Cabinet and President Iiieseo over election matters. TELEGRAPH BREVITIES. • The OntarioBect.tt„ pers' convention I opened nt Barrie.• ; IVIarton's new beet sugne factory has commenced manufacturing. • Mrs, Steven nested reinitiated suicide at Roesenu by taking strychnine. '1`1te corner -stone of Brantford's new 11b - racy was laid by Rev. Dr. Mackenzie. The Board of Aldermen of New York voted $.500,000 to buy coal for the poor of the city. Mr. Judson C. Crowe has been appointed 1 egistrar of Welland, Alr. George Elliot to be deputy. The .Mounted Pollee authorities do not believe the report of en Indian rising In the Vetter. John 1). Itocicefeller has made an addi- tional eoltributlon of *1,000,000 to Chicago University. The slalutet• Glengarry Ilheed and sank at her dock at Kingston, water getting lit through an open sea -cock. Conductor Mulvey, i iso was hurt In the rntltvtty aiccident at Ingersoll, died from his lnjurles,. and will be buried In Toronto. P., A. 1,eIfeid, n 1Vashingtol Jeweiler, was ill rested in Moutrrt,i on a c-hnrge of steai- 1ng a large ttntootut of Jewellery in Wash- ington; A eontrnet for 2x,000 tons of steel rails was nwatidell nt Ottawa, but Mr. Blair de- cllnee to state who gets it until the con., tract Is signed, !i'lle, resignntlon of Iter, Dr, Maggs, Prin- cipnl of the Wesleyan Theological College, Montren1, has been at'ceeted, and be re- turns to rnglntid in August. 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