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Rtprese Trains stopped Because Pullman
Sleepers Are Coupled (tn—Knights of 1..-
bor Order a Byrnputhctio Strike In the
Stockyards at Chicago and Elsewhere.
CtiicAGO. Juno Ell—The great railroad
Itrlke and boycott of tho Pullman compa-
ny is extending with alarming rapidity.
Judging from apm-arancos. tho throat of
the American iluiiwuy union to tie up
every road‘in thc country liniuilil1.: i’ull-
mnn cars will be realized. Xinc ‘ .1. 'upuml
men are already idle, and double that
number will go out. Ewry relic-nut run-
ning into Chicago is to a curtain onto 1
tied up. Tho Knights of Labor and the
American Fodvration of Labor bun,-
amend to strike in sympathy. Several
thousand more men will be thrown out of
employment at the stockyurde by order
from the Knights of Labor. The cntlrc
packing industry is completely paralyzed.
The effect is so serious that the proprio-
sors of the packing houscs and thc raliroud
oillclala rcfuscd to bollcvc that any such
action would be takcn.
About loo switchmcn, trackmcn, nun».
her takers, fircmcn and engineers will
leave their posts at the command of the
American llallwn'y union. “
Tho Nortlii'rn Pacific and Santa Fe llncs
are practically shut dov‘vn from end to
end. There am local troubles on tho lini-
tlmoro and UhloI C. and N. W, and Monon
lines that have not culmlndtcd in a
general ticup as yet. The Illinois Con-
tral is at a standstill north of the Ohio
rivcr. Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood
of Enginccrs declines to load any aid to
tho boycott. The effort to induce a strike
at the Chicago stockyards failed.
Another Strllro Reported.
KANSAS Cm“. J une 2tl.—-Thc firemen
on the Santa Fe railroad formally struck
here at 3 o‘clock. Tho delayed California
train had the third Pullman attached hero
by the master mechanic and was ordered
to go ahead. The fireman refused to go
out. Other firemen were ordered to take
his plaoc, and after several had rufuscd
‘thc striko order was issued, applying only
to through trains with Pullman coaches.
The California and Mexico trains on the
Santa Fe, with 250 [manger-s, are tied up
here without any prospect of getting out.
Tho railroad will "abandon all its through
trains out of Kansas City.
'l'r-fllc Suspended It Cairo.
CAiito, Ills.V June 2tl.——-As a rcsult cf
the Pullman boycott traillc on the Illinois
Central at this point has been temporari-
ly suspended. The fast New Orleans and
Chicago vcstlhulc train carrying two Pull—
man cars. which arrived at drill) a m.. is
still on the side track after having made
several lncflectuul attempts to move. It
in somlolllciully stated that tho local attor-
ncy for the Illinois Central has applied to
Judgc W. .l. Alb-n of tho l‘nltcd States
district court for an order to move all
trains.
No Trouble In (inn-dc.
Mourns“, .luno est—It appears that
the Pullman strike will not affect Canada
whntcvcr. Ulliciuls of the Brotherhood of
Engineers, (lrdcr of Railway Conductors
and Brotherhood of 'l‘rainmcn when inter.
vicwcd stun-d that they intend to take no
action whatever. The Pullman people and
sutwrlutcndonts of the Grand Trunk rail
road and Canadian Pacific railroad cx-
press no fear whatever at tho outcome of
the trouble.
The East Unaffected.
Slew YoitK. .lunu ell—Superintendent
.l. C. Gibbons of tho Pullman cur depart»
mom of the Pennsylvania railroad in .lcr-
soy (‘lty said that not thcsllghtosttrouhlo
had boon cxpcrlcnccd in this motion of
the country on account. of thc boycott of
Pullman cars in the west. lie stated that
thorn was no troublc in any place cast of
Pittsburg.
0n the Pacific Count.
(Mutsxn, Col. Juno fill—Not a train
loft hero with Pullman cars attached. and
the union men dcclnro none will move
until thc boycott is dcclarcd off. 0n the
urrlvnl of the ovorlund from the own the
local switchmcn declined to sondthc Pull—
mans to tho yards or to hundlc them In
any way.
Mon Rent to Chicago.
BALTIMHRE, Juno zit—(‘loncml Super-
lnwndcnt Fitzgerald of the Baltimore and
Ohio road has cont about 50 trnliuncn to
Chicago from ('unnlt-n Station to anoint in
handling llultltnoru and tliilo trains dur-
ing tho continuance of tho Pullman boy-
will.
flan l'renclsco Nhut tiff.
HAS FllAb‘i'lNTU. Juno zit—Jon Fran-
cisco is cutnplcicly shut off by tho otriko
from railroad communication with tho
uutcr world. 'I‘hc soul, of tho tmilbin in
Oakland, win-re litany trains and tune of
mail and orphans arc ulnnuly tied up.
luring Men In l'ltlshurg.
I’l'l‘TNlll'liil. Juno flit—diva am being
hired by the Fort Wayne- mmpuny to go
to Chicago. It In lllitil'l‘rllilml l’uli lliiiulli-
train» will bcrun uvcr the Fort Wuyno
mum Utlu‘rwlsu l’lttsburg I» not affect-
ed M yct. .. _
No Trouble on the River.
Newman. .lnnocltm'l‘rnlns M'n rune
nlmr ml “Hillil, and trains with l'ullmunn
depart as ununl. l'Zvcrything in quiet and
notulkof lltl'litl‘. llcportc from all tho
Miselmdppl vullcy towns n to mmo.
Quiet In Washington.
W mm wrote. June 29. ~Tmlm contain-
ing Pullman cars have loft this city on all
tin- road: an uncut. No Cl‘UllIllll ls cxpcct—
ed. luster trains are already made up
ready to start with Pullman choppers.
serious In (ha-be.
0mm. Juno est-arm Pullman boy.
oott trouble is gmwing serious hero, and
though trains worn made up with Pull.
mans attached it won with the marshes
they will be detached ciscwhcm.
No that in New Bulls-ii.
3051011. Juno tum-The Pullman Car
murmur is not checked in New England
by the boycott of the American Railway
union. The union has no addictions in
this section.
Closed It on.» helm.
Chicano, June ole-urea Chicago Sugar
Mum ccnipany on Taylor and Beach
nmts, employing 2.500 men. has closed
Its works en mm or the railroad strike.
Quiet In Imv mines.
NW omens. June ill-JIM Pullman
m but been m iii this city. All
Kerw- Omx'. inc do.-,-—Thmt rough
Smite Fe passenger truths. each carrying
Pullmnns. stsi'wli‘ nut-4mm to Chicago
and two westwwitlxcut rcsietanco.
Deva Up tho Sleepers.
Railway company has agreed to run the
Pullman electors back to Chicago.
Deputies to Protect the Santa Fe.
TOI’EKA. J one eon—A posso of deputies
loft bore for Flor-once and Dodge City to
take charge of Santa Fe property. ‘
orderly In Salt Lake.
SALT LAKE CITY, Juno ell-"T113 Pull-
man cars on tho Rio (,irandc, Wcstern and
Union Pacific wont cut as usual.
FURTHER BRIBERY ALLEGED.
The Lexow Committee “rings to Light Con-
siderable More Scandal.
NEW YORK, Juno tilt—Tho chow com-
mittee listened to a weird talc of polim
persecution ll‘nlll l’uui Peter Drothlcfl,
who has been a prisoner in tho Tombs for
six months. Dr lthll‘fi was forced into do-
Ing stmll pigcon work for tho police and
thcnluld his case before Dr. Purkhurst.
The police. ho tcstiflcd, put up a job on
him and landed him in jail. Ills case has
been called in the court of general SUSHIUIIS
27 times, but owing to delays in the dis-
trictattorncy's ofllcc has never come to
trial.
Charles W. Miller said that he paid Po-
lice Cuptnin Warts $350 to get on the
force. Edward Kilpntrick. a contractor,
told how he had withstood fmqucnt ap-
pouls from policemen for moncy in con-
nection with his building operations.
Owen Goldcn. u producc commission
mcrclmnt, dcscribcd nae ho collcctcd on-
vclopcs from various firms to be presented
to the captain of the Church street police
station as “vacation money."
WILL ATTEND THE FUNERAL.
President Caslmir-I‘crlcr “'lll Be Present
. It Carnot!» Funernl.
PARIS, Junc win—President Casimlr-
Pcricr will attend the funeral of the late
president on Sunday next. The now pres-
ldont, in order not to incommnde Mme.
Carnot, will not take up his residence at
the Elysee palace for a fortnight.
Goncrnl Fevricr, grand chancellor of the
Legion of Honor, presented President
Casimlr‘i’erlcr with the grand cross of
the Legion of lionor and with the collar
of the grand master of the Legion of Hon-
or, which position the new president as-
sumcd in succession to the late president
in view of his rank as chief of the state.
Bulolde of an Accompllce.
Moxrrni.i.n~:1:, Julie 2“. —Dcicctlvcs sur-
rounded and sour. ln-d the huuec of a man
named (lrnnlr-r, known In be an anarch-
lst and a pawlhlo ucmmplico of Sunni.
Granlcr. it uppcurs. during last Sunday
affilrnmn, prcvluus to the attack upon
President ('urnnt. was heard to remark,
“By this timi- Carnot must hnvc received
his quictus. "
when the detectives burst in the door
and summoncd the anarchist to surren-
der, Granlcr was eating his supper. Ho
sprang to ills rout, picked up along knife,
plunged it lllin his abdomen, discmlmwcl-
cd himself uni fi-ll to the iioor. when: he
expired ulm st immediately.
Anurchistir documents were found in
his place. tnsctlwr with lcttcrs which coil-
ncct Snntn With (ironic-r and others in
the conspiracy which rmultcd in thc mur-
der of President (,‘urnot.
Tracing on Anarchist.
Moxrrmunn, .lnm- 2o__lt is stated
that Laborlr». who is in i'll.~tl)lly hero iii]
tho charm- nf cmnpl‘vitj.‘ in thc pint toklll
i’rcsldont t‘urnut. has mull-550d to thc nu-
thoritics thzi. lbw .‘lhrviialn, Panto, whilc
(lining with hi: * last Saturday, confided
to him his iiilt‘llliuli to go to Lyons to kill
President Carnot.
llmrt‘, .lun . ‘lii.—-—(‘minrilnr Arnoldl,
who has been nmking lnquirh-s into the
mount inovcnu-nts of Legal. tho would be
assassin of l.’ cmlcr Crispi. has ascertain
ml that [Aligfl‘hll Marseilles a few days
prior to his attempt on tho lilo of Signor
Crispl, and that Sonic. the slayer of Prea-
ldcnt Carnot. was ihcrc at the slum) tlmc.
Lego denies that ho was acquainted with
Santa.
Knights 0! M. John.
Burt-mm. J unc 2tl.——'l‘lu~ mnvoutlon of
tho Knights of fit. John olmwd with the
clcctlon of th\' followingofllcors: Suprvmc
pn‘sldont, .luhn Wilhelm of Cleveland;
ilrst vice president. .1. ll. Kcnucdy of To-
ronto: sm'nnd vice president, .l. ll. 'l‘mlcn-
blcrof Detroit; supmmu soon-tarry. M. .l.
Kano of Buffalo; snprmno trcnsumr. P.
H. ituwan of Evansville. Ind; trash-m.
A. Ncupcrt ul‘ llnll‘nlo. and .l. l". 'I'ubln of
West Virginia,
Fennel- Experts Testify.
Chicano. .lunu '.".t——~'l‘hr »\ tomato or
pct-tn. lire. Sumh lluvkvit Harmon. liar
rict Alcxnndcr and Finn‘w W. llunt.
worn witnwmi in tho l'm ‘l‘;lil~i inmu
lty llt'ili‘llm. 'l‘livy to'stilll‘ii llml thv "noun
sin in nu lmlm-llo. .‘llra. l'i‘l'lllit‘l'wiwl.
mother of rho primmwr. iv-ditml ilmi thun-
had boon lnmmiiy in the faintly.
Death In as Wreck.
llicnmxu, Pa, .iiml- mom-John Murray
of i’uttuvlllc wan instantly klllml and
Wolf Selig of l’ltllmlolphln and (lo-emu
llcnr of llamlmrg Wum surlnmly lntnml
in n wrock on tho l'cnnuyls‘nnlt railroad.
The down oxpwee crashml into the mm
and of a mini truln.
FLASHES rennin-THE more.
Iwadinn planters of imulslann. Arkmr
our and Mimissippl haw called a cutm-n
tion to "not in Vicksburg unduly 2 IJHII'»
vise mums for M‘lllliit this wawn‘n crop
of cotton maul. Thooilmllln have mun.
blood against them.
The United States tormlobunt Erica»
eon lelt Dnvuutmrt. In. under tow for fit.
[mule Hho can be mmpleicd in We
weeks. Him currius 20 mm'imnlm. who
will accompany her to fit. Louis and flu.
lsh her there.
Central Pennsylvania mill ntmmturs m.
solved not to pay over in mitts a mu. but
to pay 60 cents a your button it mlwr on.
[loan did the scene.
Receiver Knight of the Massachueetm
Order of the iron lint! rays that lmlzzt' it».
Nebulae limo M'fl gflmtly cxugurruh'il.
Ill ht mmnbcrn ut the Limit tnnnty
M ing club wire-n injured by on t-xplo-
sion of fireworks at Bitmtnlnmon. Ills.
Tilt lint carlond of L‘oitlormn apricots
OI Chi! em it of I895 Wits shippxd oust
m trustee for Minneapolis.
TN 33W York Ellis: i’itilt'mn‘w'ti'ii .ti or
w ill! elected Charles F. Fab of
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HAMMOND. Int}. June 2t).——The Monon‘
president or thew.
tour or no enumerated r
petitions contolnlufi 73.093) ..
adoption of a prohibition W
constitution and for Woman ‘, ‘
paper on which thou ”mm '
is over a third of e mi ,9 W
The convention we '
Thursday, July ii. The retain _ i
to the transfer of the convention
toga for July and August wee Ml
Among’tho amendments p ' "
the following: . >
. Nelson Smith—Making
judges of the court of 1:le 3
orally amending other notione of
dietary article. . .
A. n. Grocn—Forblddlng W
courts of record or surrogates.”
law while in office. , l
Mr. Montayne—lein the tormd A..-
ernor at four years and the lieutendnt‘ ,1
:{nor at two years and forbidding ‘
on. v
The convention decided ti!
Putnam and Thomas A. Salli
entitled to the seats now occupied
man I“. Trapper and Cher-lee
Messrs. Putnam and Suilivon Ml “all
sworn in. , " I
no YOKE FOR Kane‘s;
A Protest Made Against the W
Japanese Troops.
SEOUL. June 20.—-'1‘he .11.»an
tor called again at the palace and 1nd V
conference with the minister or M
about the continued presence of Jam
troops in Korean territory. _
The Japanese representative!
the minister of state that his government.
entertained the opinion that Koren should
recognize his governmental "systems, fl.
pcclally that regarding the treasury d"
partmcnt, and hinted in that new
that tho lntcrests of Japan reqn , til!
continued presence of J apanesc troupe in
Korea. ‘ ‘ ‘
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It is understood that a strong protest
against the assumption of this attitude.»
Japan was made by the minister of ethic, ~.
and it is believed here that the Korean ,
government will communicate with it
representatives in the United States with
a view to consulting that government in
the matter. .
‘No SETTLEMENT YET.
The Troubles at Punnntn'ney BtIIl Unat-
tied.
Plrxxsurawuzrfa. June 29.—Mlnere'
Dclcgatc Thomas Young says there is no
hope of a settlement in this region unle-
thc operators meet the terms decided on—
nameiy. 90 cents per ton. . . _ ‘ ,
This place has been a gloomy one. llld
the only ray of hope that the men In" is
that Mr. Merchant. the president of the
Reading and Pennsylvania Coal and Iron
company. sent . (alumni to tumult
too at this place that he would bullion.
The men have grout hopes that he will
help to adjust matters. Superintendent
Robinson of the same company is tuning
a circular giving his attitude toward the
men in a proper light.
CROKER HAS SAILED.
Ills Health Is Improved. but the Reporter!
t-I’estcrcd" Him.
Qt'rznssrowx, Juno 29.—Richar;l Clo
her and his two sons embark . in!
York on board the White Star lino mfl
or Majestic.
Mr. Crcker said that he was in better
health that when he left the United States,
and that his son, who was suffering from
malaria, had also greatly improved. Mr.
Crokor. however. said that he had heel
"pcstcred" by American reporters.
A
Slave Going to (numb.
limoxrowx, Pa, June Sit—Tho coloni-
zation movement among the Slovenian!
of the coke region is getting into shape.
Several agents of the Canadian govern-
ment mlnglcd among the strikers at in
tut-day's great Connollsvlllo meeting and
distributed circulars in the Slavleh Inn-
gnagc showing tho great boncllte to he do
rived from removing to Manitoba. '
Suicide of - Beaker.
Srnixoruzm, More. J uno till—«Fred F.
Vandeuscn. a prominent merchant and
tobacco dealer in Westflold, committed
suicide by shooting himself. flown-found
dead on tho floor in the cellar underhls
oflloc. Business revenue led to the do“.
Bo was a graduate of Yale and a director
of tho First National bank of Wutdeld.
Eight Workman Killed.
VlENNA. Juno int—A house in course
of construction: at llclohanborg, Bohemia,
wllawnl. and a number of workmen
Worn buried in tho ruins. Eight 0! than
were lilllcd outright. and three 0th.. ere
winning and believed to be deed. *Nm
won were severely lnjurod. I
Nina's Dole-e- m
Thor. N. Y., Juno lad—The defense In
the Bat Shea murder trial has begun.
Euguilu Partridge was the last witness for
tho woplc. Mr. Norton opened for Shel.
llo announced that John B. Holland shot
lion». but. it was done accidentally.
acumen Miriam at mt aim.
FALLRIVHII. Mm. June 20.--’l‘he to
col custom house ofllciala seized We
freight cars which had just cum from
Canada. llmior bolus of hey a dean
cooks of Canadian gin and too pounded
spruce gum were found.
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