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and it. rmw chances.

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A New and Complete Trcalmont. consisting
SUPPOSITOBIES, Cupflllllw of ()intmcnt and iv
Bans of Ointment. A tit-rubidium: (lurc for Film
at every nature and dogroc. It makes an operation
Ruhibd‘hiife or injections of carbollc acid, which
I!" sinful Ind seldom u permnucut cum, and often
2 death. unnt-msunry. Why .ndur.
this terrible diuaun? We, uunrantoo t'
host. to ours nny case. in»: only my to
benefits received. ti a box. it Mr a5. Men? by mail

Mound by our rim-tits.

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rot-Sale by George c. BLiiison. so. Nurwulh
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C. 8. Patent ofm-r.
‘ 1876 to 1883.
Oiliccs. 41343 Main Street,
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“either sex. any age. in any part of the country,
nth. employment which we furnish. You need
not bs awsy from home over night. You can gin
Mlstime to the work,oronl y yourspare mo.
lulu. Ascuplfsi is not required you run no rink.
We supply you with all that is needed. It will
an you nothing to try the business. Any one
“I do the work. Beginners make money from
the start Failure is unknown with out-workers-
Bury hour you labor you can easily make a doilnr.
no one who is willing to work falls to make morn
money every day than can be made in three days
fluyonilcnry employment. bond for free book
“mining the fullest information.

ll. HALLETT 8; 00.,
Box 880.
PORTLAND. MAINE.

PER
WEEK

 

amonprr a dado:- offcrs W. 1..
Doug!“ Dimes at a reduced prion. or say.

I- ha. them without nmno stamped on
.put him down as sfnnd.

was 8H0: Tut‘tillto.

Thslfl

will. WUGLAB shoes are ctylinb, easy fit.

middle wgfwfir better satisfaction ut the prjit-t-s ml.

on a batik.

no other make. Taynnc uiratul
convinced. hcclnmpltigof .L. ululun'

”I“! oflisru‘ml printed the bottom. which guarantees

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value. saves thousands of dollars annually
in who wear them. Deniers who push the
Ill. 0‘ will“ Dmnglul Shoes gain customers,
y’all hips in increase the sales on their full “tit:
.19. b‘cil . ran sfftmlto «lint: 1i?" ("mill
1 wt no on can nova monr u m: at

[mo-r Jr the dealer tooth” will...

with] we l'rcc upon sppllcntlrm. Addms,
‘1: lo DOW, Bmlthn. Inns. hold by

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Minn you at Dr. “rows. and «out

outlaw-"m u." limit-unto.

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A toot ' OFF tilt talus.
Senate Makes Good Progregss on
the Tariff Bill.

 

THREE SCIIEDULEB DISPOBED 01'.

Forty Paragraphs. Including spirits and
Winn. Cotton ond Flax and auto and
Kemp Manufactures, Worn Sound—Now
Cum-s tho Great Debate on Wool.

WnafltNuTON. Juno 12.——-Tbc brakes
Were taken at! in the senate, and more
progress was made with tho tariff bill
than during any prcvloua three weeks of
the consideration of tho rnmisuro. Thrcc
schedulesflplrits and wines, cotton and
flax and into and hump manufactures.
from pa "graph 23? to 277, lnclusivc, com-
prising ll) pagan—“arc disposed of.

The mire cotton schedule—'10 pages of
tho bill—writs Ilillnliml in 80 minutes. Tho
Republicans made no opposition to the
amendments pmposcd to this solicduic,
maintaining that. tho rates, though rc-
duccd. were so arrungcd as to make tho
cotton schedule the lllcnt. ”sciciitillc" over
pri-purctl. Bugs math: of burlap for grain
and cotton bagging thl‘u placed on the
from list.

Thu collar and cull purugmph provokcd
cniisidcrabic discussion mid more or lcss
unitinctm-nt. / ' L

lligh Tarm‘on Collars ism] Cllfls.

Collars and cuffs, in an atttcudmcnt
proposwd by Mr. Julius, wuru tnndo duti-
ublc at 30 cciits [li'l' tlozcti picccs and in
addition 30 pcrcvnt ml vnlorcm; shirts and
all czltcr urticlcs ni' wrurlng uppurcl, com-
poscd wholly or in part of lint-n, 00 per

Mr. Phil. of Coniil-ctlcpt tool; the floor
as soon tut ler. .ioncs' umcndiiwnts wcrc
offeri-d. Tbc rut.- prnptint'll in this parti-
grapb, lio ticclut'vd. was not only highly
protcctlvc, but probibitory. ’l‘lic rcdtic-
tlon of the run-s in thc paragraph was lctot
than 10 pcrcctit. flu.- AlrtKiitit-y ruto being
about on per ccut. This paragraph. in:
thought, illustrutml llio primrose of ”tar-
ifl miortti"-two words that, bud ultuosl.
gonc out of uso in tho sctmtc. licforc
tlic bill rcacht-d tlic sctiutc this paragraph
imposcd a thrill rcfurm ruin of IL] {in coat
on collars and Hill“. \Vlicn tho bill was
considered in tho llctnm'riitic senatorial
caucus, it was found that 5.3 per cent coil-
stitutcd the granitic. simou purc thrill ro-
fortit. But own that mm was not. high
enough for nutticlimly, and it was clmugvd,
ho supposcd, in conncqucmrc of that hard
political necessity of which Mr. V0.50 was
so fond of speaking, to ill) cunts pcr dozen
pieces and 30 pcr cunt ud vulcrcm. Mr.
I’latt said he had bisowu idea of how this
high ditty count to ho impost-d on collars
and culls. Time “its an old saying,
“Scratch ll llu-ésiuti. you will find a
Tartar." in this bill, wbvncvcr you
scratch it prottwtivi- duty. you find a Dem.
ocrtit untiur it. llc concludcti his remarks
Willi a parody mi llrct liartc. "For ways
that arc dark and tricks that. an! min,

[min-sum»
‘ Al 80!! ' ‘Bllotl'l ‘ gem
lid in his. format-testimony to banish! .

 

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titrltl' rclnrm in pcculitir. " i
"is this duty is prntcttlrc or I'I‘Vl'lllis.
duty."' nskcd Mr. Aldrich. ;
"licvtsmic, nf ”Mirna" I‘l'llllt'll Mr. Vast. .
“It is exc-‘saivvly high," niiugi'sli'll .‘lr. '
Aldrich, "and rutlicr hard on tho poor .
woun-m of collars and culls." l
"Hit,” rcplird Mr. \‘vst stircusiicully, j
"I don't. think lbc M'llltful' from l‘ibmlc ls» ;
lurid. who pint-ml ‘2le pcr will on wmlcn l
clothing. ought to gnu tit tlii~ duty till ct .l

lots and culls."
“My at, milit'b in lle m
yours," ro-tnrtt-d .\lr. Aldrich.
II r. )lttrpliy’u Slit-c of "I'lr."

Mr. ('ltuiitlicr l‘ullnwcd with :i vci’y irun- ,
lcul Spll‘t‘i'll. lii' did not l-lntm- Mr. Mur- i
pliy, thc nutbur ni tbl‘ paragraph, bc amid,
for gcttitig bis about of prutcctiuti. ’l‘hc
"conm-rvuflvw" nu tlw llcitiocrutic nido
hiIlI orgnttizcd fur conciliatory purptmn.
As they had bin-u t'lllll'llllilt'il—(lill) by a
duty on ctml. mmlbcr iron. ofltcrrt on sug-
ar-tln-y begun to lllalippt‘llf’, and be rutlt- .
cr coututcmlctl Mr. Murphy in tin: girticriil ;
wreck of i'tilln‘l‘f‘t‘itllnlli fur rcm'lling out
for his slit-c of tin- conciliatory pits.

Mr. Murphy was not prim-tit during tliu
discussion of tlu- collars and cullri parti-
griipli. it Wiia ”gm-ll in witlmut diviA
sioti.

Today lltc wuulcii sclwdulc will bu taken
lip. Mr, Quay flitl‘t‘ nuticc just before ml-
jourtimcut that lic Would, win-n this schcd-
tilc wan Michell, hlfilllilt) tho spoocli hc Wlul .
delivering four m-cks ago. .

’l'licro was an air of languid lintlcssnoss
apparent in tho Illllltii‘, and it was cvldcnt
tlilit the liitlllllll‘rn wcro not in a working
liuumr, Tlii' day was clnlincd by Mr.
Hoard. chairman of thc cotnmlttcc on tho
District of t‘olumbiu, but. while several
bills were consult-mi no action was roach-
ed on any of them till account of n luck of
a quorum.

llclit‘..lu as

The hugur Invntigstion.
\l’asutxcrox, .iuno 12.~'i‘lis question
of holding, the sugar itiventigntloti with
open doors cunn- up at the muctltm of tho
committcc, and un ct’fort. was made to al-
low this public ut'twn-i to tho proceedings.
The limlll‘ Wm tllnuullloil at. homo length,
but who put in u votc the committee (19'
cldcd to pruccml in cxccutlvo session.

Tim cousitlrruttnn of tlic cases of Ed-
wards and shtiwr, who declined to tilt;.
close couiidt-utiul Imittoru to Sonator Gray's
Sugar trust immllgnting committee. has
not. been rcsumcd by tho grand Jury.
nthnr cows occupying its nttcntlcu. E. It.
(.‘liupuum, tho Now York brolmrund incur
bur of this firm of Moore d: Hohlcy, who
was boioru Scimitar Gray's Sugar trust in.
vast hurting committee Snturdnymns again
at tho cupitul. but he did not go bvfcro
tho committmo. lic said in an interview
that lit! should not mluntct-r still another
alumni-attic, as im could not con his way
clear to aunwur 'tho questions put by
tho committl-c. .lr. (.‘hnpmnn Wan cs-
cuscd on Hallirthiy that he might have up
pcrtunlty to think ovcr tlic rcquust of
member.» of tho mmmittoo to state wheth-
or they l tlw cmutulttccincn) had been spec-
ulating in Mill!" stocks through his firm.

“i can, ct course, sea the purpose of tho
committee, " said hi r. Chapman,“wbicli is.
in canal break my rule, for them to have
Ivory number of the senate make a like
request. I do not think the senate has any
right to make a tlrngnct inquiry liks this,
and I should resist it. "

The committco has decided to m
Mr. Chapman's refusal to answer its unso-
tions to the sonata and will not probably
ask him to appear again. New

will bcslmllnr tothoss in “I!
of want: and Shrmr. 'l‘booonunlttss
will report the facts, acmpcnyin the
report and a full trunnrlpt of Mr.
man's testimony with annotation dim
wmthsagm tit-calcium to conning the facts

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to 5 Ir. Charmin

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

guano. 6 Will

 
 

that ho had boon toqucttodto tit-o um
mayor, "who huppeucd to both Sonata:
Bricc'n bound." but lichad not stated the
"humor in which Mr. liuvomeycr happcnu
which he wished to do.
“Prior to act-lug Mr. liavcmcycr, " Mr.
Cutlery said, "thcrl- was a discussion be-
twccn tboan prom-at utidcxficiiator White
and ipywlf flit to the comparative merit

- of tho utl \‘ulorcm and rpcclflc rates of

duty on sugar. 'l'ln-rc mm a great deal of
tllflcrcrit-o of opinion on this point, and
Senator lit-ice ntuwd that there was u got»
tlcuum in tho city at. tho Arlington lio-
tul who know more about tliu operation
of any glvcn rufliol' duty on sugar than
Durham any other limit in tho Inlwd
Status, and that if it were agrccuble lie
Would spud for him. '

“That man was Mr. Ilnvctncycr. who
w .lllt'n, according to Mr. liricc’s atntm
"gt, M thc Arlington hotel. Scuatcr
B on unkmi run if i had any objcctloii to
"looting Mr. liitvcmcycr, and having a
discussion with him on this particular
point I told him i hurl not. "

Mr. (lalTi-ry said that accordingly Mr.
Iluvctncycr was Hunt for, and in unswcr to
a question as to what. took place Mr. Cufv
fury said:

“lt was then: that I had a dlscusaion
with him in [tritium by niym-lf in Mr.
Brluo's library, wlu'ro lwus invited by
Mr. lirlcc to mcct Mr. lluvcnmyt-r and
discuss this mmnrstdxcdulo with him on,
tho polllt. of lid \‘uloryni mil spccilic rates.
I sluiplydcsirc to stutu that Mr. lilivciiicy-
or (mum to tho limiw in pursuance of the
invitation of Mr. liricc.”

Mr. llcury ll. llccd wcut before the
committed und was cxumiucd at some
length.

Thu San Pnlvndur llcfugcm.

l.Ililt lititiitt'mtt, Juno l'J.——’l‘lto unwly or-
ati'niml gum-rtiincnt is making (il‘h‘pi'l’ilif)
efforts to sci-urn tbc, surrcmlcr of the ref-
Iigccs aboard tlm i'nitcd Nutcs stoutmsblp
llciitiinutoli. aftcr making formal remun-
ntrunou against this cxtcnsiou of asylum
to tilt: lulu vlcu prmitlctit utiti his stuff.
l’l‘cnllil'llt lititlivrruz bus ttxmlc u tlctntind
upon Mr. l’ullovk, tho Amt-rich” consul
born, for tho surn-tnlt‘r of flu: mun. For
tbu tinin bring llt' wuivcs cutircly tbc quot.
“cool right of ilnylllill, utitl charging that
faili'ht! nil‘lciul-t of the lutc uovorittuvut have
bccn guilty of robbery and ctnhczzlcmcnt
dciiinntls tlu-ir surrcndcr tindcr finish) 2
of the extradition trculy ticguliutt-d with
tho i'ultcti Sum-s in lulu. (foilsui Pol-
lock consulted ovcr this now plum:- of tho
misc with l'nmmnndcr Thomas of tho Ilcti-
tiinglon and then informcd tho govcrti‘
ment that ho could not. pivot tho demand
until lti>tructcd to do an by the Washing-
ton nlliclulw. Mt'ilflwllilil tin.- rcfugct-s are
being du-minod on tho licntiliiuton and
will not. bu poriuiftcd to iakc pussugu U"
the counting stcntncrs to n port of mlcly.

["0an ll Clu- l'mt "inst-m.
WaslltMiTnx. Juno 1'! w’l'bc (ulluwuig
fourth will.“ pulsililiisft’rs hinc lwn up
poititotl:
Now Yurk—-'l'owlcsvllli'. \\’ f ‘l
Now .icru-y-w-i 'nrtcn‘i. l'l.
l’vnnsylrunla -— Mrl’lclluntt-vw

n‘ll

I Eli/ubutli (jun.

ROEBER WON.
'l'hc (En-man “'rrstlnr Ill-fenced lion. tho
Champion Athlete.
.Vl-ZW Yuan. June l:Z.--At the Academy
of Music El'nt‘fif. Rocbt-r, tho champion
lirircn liniuuti 'rrcstlcr of tho world, do

fratcd Duncan i'. lid», tln- chuniplutiull
ui‘uuud utitlcfc, in :i wrentiiug match.

 

ERNEST itorznllit.
lloahcr won tbrw straight bout-t.
flrut. catch as catch can lloubcr throw Iioss

in the

in it)"; mliiutcs. llo Won tho second,
“moo-Roman, lll flrc minutes, and tho
third bout. catch us catches", in four
minutes.

Negro Inupcrndocs Lynclud.
swam limit-2. ’l'cx., Juno [IL-Alix!“
Multiroy and Wultcr llogdcii, two white
boys living at \\'illlumsburg. worn attack-
od by two "corms. Mt-Elroy cannot live.
it is rcportcd that tho ncgrucs wcrc arrest—
cd, but tukcn from tho ollicoru and liaiigcd.

‘I'ho Brown Murat-r Trinl.
litovntmwttr. N. Y., .lunc lf.‘.~~'i‘hc
trial of Waltt-r limwu. ludlctod for tho
murdcr of liirnm Unlmru, a rival hotel
inept-r at Filth llotmc, butt. January, will
lukc plucc at .lnlmntown on Juno ilk

rlvv Womm In a Fatal Flfihf.
llI’X'I'tMlTUN. W. Vii. .luav- ism-At.
llrrcdnn, vlllmlim snuthuf intro, llrcymmg
wmucu trot into a tight, and in tho mulco
Mrs. Lizzln Maynard was killed and Jun-
nlo Morris mortally womidotl.

('nlonol Tyson out of Jail.
linsium, l’n.. Juno l:3.—-Cclonci A.
llnrvx-y 'l‘ymn. info of (ichmor l’uttimm'l
stuff. was rclcnml from jail horn, whom
lic lion bccu conflmd for tho punt your

Art Olin" antory Dsdlsntcd.
Common .H'riusca. Juno tan-’11:»
tlcdit'ation of tho new astronomical clinch
vatory, nivcn by Henry J". Wolcott to Coi-
omdo college, took place here.

1'! Poison Proud rat-i.

Baum, Win, Juno 12.-—D. 1.. list-l:-
noss, stow dairy and food commissioner,
dlod from blood poisoning mulling from
contact with poison ivy.

llouptln- on in. Chicago.
rinsvusnn, England, Juno 12.-—lissr

Admiral Hoary ltrhon gave» ion on
board the United t-ltntu cruiser Chicago.

0hr". With Trumps.
Kimonos. N. Y., Juno 11-41119 milk
mi Ulnar fruit region in being overrun
with an army of tramps.

, me out... six-M53... “x.-
Ilium. ll. 1., June lite-Tho only
”mil lir- wn oil... ;

 

 

 

 

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Compromise Agreed to at the~
Columbus Conference.

 

T0 RESUME WORK NBX'I' MONDAY.

'l'ln Operators Granted nu Advsnmohio,
Indians. Northern Illinois and Western
Pennsylvania Included In the A's-cement.
Viol-non Not Yet at an End.

CflLUMBUl’l, 0., Julie ill—A comproiiiiso
has been agreed upon by tho minors and
operators, and Work is to ho rcsuincd next
Monday. The compromisc was on a basis
of 60 coats for Ohio and do cents for worst-
ern l’cnnsylvniiltt.

’i‘lio atonement. is not to take effect un-
til ncxt Monday, J uno its, the minors dc-
sirlng to have a week to submit the inat-
ter to the various districts, on much up—
pos‘ition to tho compromise is expected.
and the lithium will burn tobcprcpared
to accept it. The ugrocmcnt was later sub-
Il‘llhfdd to the joint conference for ratifica-
t on.

At tho joint confcroncc tho ammcnt
was ratified. A. A. Adams, president of
the Ohio minors, who was it mcmborof
tlic sculo couimltwc, refused to sign the
agrccnwnt. 'i'ho actticmout, however. is
final. ’i‘hc sonic agreed upon is as fol-
lows:

Thn Comm-amino Scale.

I’ittshurg, thin vein, till ccnts; thick
win, in; cunts; Hocking valley, til) ccnts;
Itidiniiu bituminous, tit) omits; Indiana.
block. 70 cents; Strcutor. Ill-1., 62M ccntrt
for Silllllllt‘l' and 70 for wlntcr; Blooming-
ton. Ills, 77% for sumnwrumi 85 for with
tor; Lu Sullc and Spring Vullcy, ills, 7:3);
for summcr and b0 for winter.

()tlmr act-lions in tmrtlmrn Illllifllll fields
have priccn rclutivo to tho ubovc. i'oul in
Pittsburu districts going chat to tidcwutcr
slttill pity the! hilllli' mining prico as that.
paid by ”it! l’cniisylvuniu Gas and Want—
tuorclund t'onl companies This scale of
prlccs will bc in cll'cct and bind both pur-
tics tlicrt-to lit-ginning Juno is, low, and
continuing until May 1, 159.3, providcti
that thc ubovc illlllll'll remit) of prittcs for
tho Pillsbury; dirt'ricts be generally rump;-
nizcd lilid (ilint'rl'l'd.

’l‘lin opt-rutnrs nml minors shall co'cpcr‘
am in tbcir clicrfs to sccuru a general ob-
scrvaiicc of said prlccs, and if during tho
period covercd by this agreement “gum
crul rccuguitlon of tlic priccs heroin named
cannul- bu scout-rd citlicr party to this
fliZl'CL‘ilil‘llt may call u meeting of tho joint
board of arbitration and tlotcrmino wlictli-
cr thc aground-tit has bccii sufficiently cout-
plictl with to warrant its oontlnuuncc.

le l-lll'oct l'nnnrtain.

‘Wltilc it has bccn nnnoiinocd that. tho
nun-cun-nt rcuchcd by tho opcrators and
mincrs iii thcir Joint confcrcm-c in this
city is final. its ctlcct upon the minors to»
mains to bc .‘il't'll. The fact that fully n
wock will iutt-rvcnc bcforc tho ugrccmcnt
tukcs i'IIi'l'f. li‘ilflri to tho bt‘lll’f that tho tic
termination uf fltu mlncrs to ticccpt no
Compromise t‘un bu niolliflt-d.

A umjurity of tho cpcrulors loft for
their lioittcn ittiiucdiutcly uftcr tbc liil-‘
Journmcnt of the (‘Ollft'l‘l‘lll't’, and thofio
who could bc Sl't'l! wcrc confident that tho
ogrccment would bring about a spccdy
scitlcmcntof the slrlkc. Robert Bailey of
l’ittsburg said it was doubtful how the 63
bolting operators in his district would
take to tlu- agrccmcnt. bttt ho was incllnml
to thc lh'llf'f [but a mttjority of them would
fall ilitu lilil'.

bullion Bin-nod I Brltluo.

Mim‘lll‘, ll, .luuu l‘l.~—'l'liv cuwrmi'

rnilrmul lnritlm- m-i-r ’l’uumruwus rlrur
south of Midvulc was burncd by the strik-
crs. ’i'bc bridgc was firctl by minors on
a rumor that tho militia wcrc aiming.
'l'lto guards wcn- corvrt-tl by rcvolvcrs.
i'util oil was thou ttacd, tlic bridgc burn-
ing only onc hour. Prism-rigor train Nil.
83, carrying mail. not to tho blrtigcjust
aftcr tho llru it bnckcd to l'briclisvillo.
Most of tho minors lwrc are foreigners.

’l‘wn hour‘- lutcr all was quiet horn. No
minors MW in sight, a-i troops worn or
peanut 'l'hc railroad is trninifcrrimr pus:
antigens and mulls at tho lmrucd bridgc.
’l‘lio company [cars for thc sufcly of its
bridgvs ut l‘mml llUVL'l', whom a largo
crowd is mitln-rcd.

I’anscngcr train So. do was ordcrcd back
to Canal ilowr. 'l‘hc oil‘tn‘tals worn afraid
it Would not caught llt'l,Wl!I‘ll burned
bridgcs. Your rcpn-ec‘ntutivo was told by
the New Philadelphia policc that dcspcruto
characters urn living enlisted to destroy
bridgus ncar ('atial llowr.

A tiicssum- luis bot-n rccclvcd born that
Governor hiclilnlcy wired Sheriff Dole at
Massiilon that he will direct troops to
guard the bridges north of Malslllon.
Sheriff Aduitisuf this county (Tuscaro-
wos) has been notlflcd by Ut‘lll‘rnl Ilowo
that he has sent 500 troops and a guiding
gun battery to report to hint at l'hrlchs-
villa. Only can swim is Working south of
hero on account of tho brldacs bcinrr burn-
ed, ntid it is difficult. to gut cvcu railroad
and military orders thorn.

lit-Itin- llllrnod and Illuwn l’p.

litumsuuau. Ala. Juno 1:2.——’i'hroo
companies of tho First regiment warn scat
to liltio crtwk on information that a large
numbcr of armcd man wcrc known to
havo pauscd hour that point for the pur-
poso of going to China crud: bridgc, on
the Birmingham Miriam] railroad, and
blowing that. bridgc up with dyuamlto.

Another bridge across Chickasaw crmk,
on tho main lincof tho Kansas City, Mom-
pliis and Birmingham, was almost cntlroc
ly dtmtroyml with dynamltc. ’l'hls oc-
currcd after fact mall No. 4 had passed

orar. 'l'lm cutim abutment of mm and
won blown away. 'l‘lic structure is built
of iron.

'l‘lic trucltwalknr of tho Kansas City,
Memphis and Birmingham railroad at
Carbon lliil found a troutlo two mllcs ho.
yond that point on llrc. This bridgo in
160 foot long and Was on flrc at both ends.
Flvo bouts of this structure were thus do:
strayed. '

Of course all those bridge burnings are
charged to the minors whether guilty or
not. Desperation is depicted on the coun-
tananc‘es of many of the miners, and it is
not unlikely that their {uranium in des-
tituto circumstances A contention of
miners and aversion is called for today,
but it is understood the operators will not
confer with the man. Regimen are planti-
iul and am being employed in tho sow-
ersl mines.

Moray (lo-forum lull-id.
Pouluor, 0., Juan mans contention
of tho oporntont and minors here loft mat-
ters in worse shape than berm. Fatty
do team In “Moos, W as
"If”?! mines in tbs dimlot, but only tbs
from tho Ohio side a

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locum work would “‘ hs
soon an approved by wins by tho notional

'l‘lis minors than made a proposition of
mining for 2% cents per bushel. an in.
crease of % coat over last will“! Pm”-
'i‘hs operators flatly rofusud to consider the
promotion and loft tbs conferenoc with-
out making an odor. The conference ad-
journod without day. The meeting was
most nuitinitcd, and considerable but! feel-
ing was engender-oil.

MM. ll

Mincrn Have Gun l'lpc Cannon.

I’tzxxsurawm', I’a., Juno 12,—Every-
thing in paint liol‘o. Tito guards are at
their pasta around the No. l and No. ti
minus, tlicsc boiiiginmrcst totliis place.
Just bclow Ulayvillc them were about 100
minors that mum: in on Saturday and
wont to work. There is no dciiiotistrutinii
and low pooplu about the works.
guards will not allow any can to go in
amomz their mob, nor will they allow
crowds to congrcgntc on tho public road
ncttr the company's works. There are no
cannon among this guards, as reported.
The strikers buvc sumo council tiiudc out
of gun plpc. mid tlmac will no doubt bu
used if a light is brought on. Tim ‘coolcr
headed minors and tiw cl“ ms of tho sur-
rounding lowtiu tit't' (innit: all tht-y can to
prevent an outbreak. ‘l‘licic urc rctmrta
of companies of mincrs matching this way
from other mining inculitics, but the ro-
pnrtai cannot. bu verillcd.

 

 

llcputicn Lune ('rlpplc Creek.

Clill‘l‘l.l. i'iltJih, (fold, .quc 1:2.—-—-’i'lto
dcputics ill‘uku camp and startled for Colo-
rudn Springs in accordance with the apron-
im‘m. with Ucucrtil Brooks and Sheriff
llowurs. The mini-s will now bu reopened,
and tho militia will act as guard as long
as pmtcctimi isnccdctl. ’l'lioitiino own-
crs. will pay $3 for eight bours’ work.
The agrccmctit made between Guncrnl
Iil'mlkfi nud Sheriff Bowers at Cripple
Crock dot-s not moot with Governor

eruor win’ul Adjutant Gcncrul ’i'nrsticy that
the troops must. not bu uscd as guards at
the Illllll'n; tlmt receipts must bu given
the minors for the arms llilit'n from them,
and that not more than 13.3 mint-rs must
bo arm-stud.

A Conference at Altnonn.

l'llll.AIil-Il.l'lli.i, Juno lit—Tho commit.
ice of cciitrul l’cnnsylvmiincnul operators
appointcd to meet thcir striking cm-
picyccs, tbc ('iiitcd Minc Workers‘ asso-
ciation. will Cllllfl’i' with rcpwsvnmtlvcs
of tlic ccnlrui l’cnnsylvuuln miners at Al-
.toonn today. The cutiitiiittcc loft. for Al-
tmum last night. llopcsurccntcrtuiticd
that tho i oufcrcncc will end tho troubles.

Gatling Gun Trained on Strikvrn.

WHEELHH l'lll-Ll-ili, 0., June 12.-'I'lic
strlkcrs rtrcuscd tbc ruibt of tlic Clccvlntid.
Lorain and thcliug road at Flushing
and badly dclnyml trains. ’i‘cn or it“) shots
wcrc tin-d at thcsnldicrs from tho hill and
worn at illli'l‘ rcturucd. 'l'ltc .snltlicrs placed
it gtitliiig gun in position, but did not
fire it.

Anthrarlto Mrlkc Sotllctl.

Ham-nos, Pu, .lunn tar-Tho strike
uniting tbc untlirucitc coal miners at. Sil~
vur liroul. minc bus llt‘i'il .wttlml by the
opcrntors :icwtliuu an iidruticc of front .3
to ill cents u ton in What's. which is con-
sitlcrcd it fair l‘ullilll‘tllillhi'. lllt'rfl'llici‘s not
getting tbc sum tlcnmmlml.

Quint at Monown. l’o.
l’lTTSlll'llt._ .lutio l2.» ’l'ln- situation at
Matiowii hm llt'l'll quit-r. About. it!) mun
arc at work undcr guard of 7.3 ilt'plllli's. ‘
.\'n rinlctirc bus bccu lJlIi'n'tl by the strik-

I
ml and iiutto is cxpcctcil.

llrrckinridgc'o .Vtsmo Dropped.

('lllt‘Atm. .ititic l‘J. w'l‘hn month llfiw’
expired which had iti'i‘ll givcu W. L'. 1’. s
lircckiuridgv to rcply to tho chat-nos iiindu
by the l'iiion ln-mzm- club of this city. and
no word liming bt-cu rt-ccivcti front him
his nutm- was druppcd from the honorary
Bluillbt'l‘hlllp roll of fill! club.

“'ili l‘isli For an Ironclad. ,

Sr. l’r:1‘t~:i:,snt'itt;, Juno 1'). -«.-\n ox-
pt‘ditlon consisting of 17 Wcll equipped
vosttcls und with 70 dirors about-d has
started in scorch of tho liussinn ironclad
lioussalku. which function-d during a
storm in tlicgulf of Finland nine months
ago.

National Trnnin Tournament.
I’llil.Ai)El.l'lll.i. Juiiu l'.’.-'l'bc eighth
annual lawn lcuuis tournnnu'tit for tho
championship of tho i'niicd Status in in
dlun‘ singlcnimd doublcaaud the third au-
nuul in mixed doubles lit-gun today It
Wisauhickou heights,

 

Auntie-u l’lchts Role-«ad.
DETRUIT, John H. w 'i‘lm Auwrlcun
yachts Visitor and [mroy Brooks. which
were seized by u Canadian rovcutm cutter
for violating tho fishing laws, worn ro-
lenscd undur bond and lcft Amhcrstburg
for Snudusliy.

More 'l'lms l‘or l'rcndorlisst.
L'uicstm. .luiw l9.»r\n ilgl‘t‘t'llll‘nt in
the cm of Munlumr l'rctuleruunt lms boon
rcaclicd by tho colitiiwl of both Hilltfrl, and
Scout's Attornuy Kcru would that. tho hear-
ing of this insanity cuuu will go orcr until
Nov. ill.

No lunch-r For th- Union.
Chicano, Juno lil.-—~Judgc 'l‘uthlil va-
catcd tlic order appointing .iulm f'. Wil-
son rccclvcr of tho rlwitchmcu's Mutual
association upon tlic application of coun-
sci for tho organization.

shot llln Fallinr-ln-luw.
iiitnmuu. I’m, Juno lit—«William Wob-
cr, aged till, shut and kilh-d .ltmtlco iflcm»
mcr, his fatlicr‘in-law. on old man. itio
nunrrcl rising out. of Wilbur's douumtio af-
faint.

Marin Knock-d "tit.
Minxnsroms. Juno lib—Billy Hlnvln of
Australia mot Frank Craig, the "Harlem
Coffee Cooler," at. tho Twin City Athletic
club and was whipped in its second round.

 

l'lsnsln‘trm‘s flow (tannins-at.
Ftuuincron. N. .‘l., Juno is.-—At a spa.
clal eloctiou hold hero the town was in-
corporated under the Wintoa law. which
practically makes it a city.

Ono fireman Hart. ““““

Dunno, Juno lll.—-Firsdestroyed N»
than Wolfe's carriage works and three Ida
joining building-a. Ono fireman was set-in
curly injured.

'l‘wo Boys ”row-«t.
Cairns, N. Y., Juno I’m-“FM Da-
vis and Wesley Innsbury. that! ill years
old, were drowned in n mull pond.

rum! tlm laying.
lacs Mount-am, Mich, Janina—Fon-
cst thus an raging in sll almanac in this
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