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WAIT, SAYS MR. SOVEREIGN.
Today the Federation Is to Take Ac~
tion on the Matter.
[rains Ara Once More Running on hourly
an the Big man. and the masonic!
tho Strike Appears to Be limiters—At-
torney General ()lnoy Apologizes to Debs.
The Federal Grand Jury May Investigate
the General Managers—Vice President
Wickcs Again Refuses to Listen to Any
Talk of Arbitration—Brooklyn Knight-
Sympathlze. but Have Not Yet. poclded
to Strike. “H
CHICAGO July l:2.—-The ultimate effect:
of the appeal issued by Grand Master
Workman Sovereign of the Knights of
Labor calling on all Knights throughout
the country and those In sympathy with
them to quit work, and the order issued
at about the some time by the rcproscnm‘
tivcs of allch labor in Chicago to do like-
wise. cannot yet ho certainly forloscen.
All that is now dcflnitely known is that
the Knights of Labor at all points heard
from, including hourly all the large cen-
ters of population In the United States.
remained at work with practical unanimi-
ty, and that. in this city the number of
members of the allied trades who romain-
cd at work so far outnumbered those who
'luit as to make no appreciable change in
the industrial appearance of the city.
The leaders, howuvcr, say that there is
nothing in the situation to cause them
discouragement;that. the public, through
lack of knowledge of the machinery of in-
dustrial organization, has been led to ox-
pcct results which were not in contempla-
tion when the strike orders were issued.
Sovereign Still Confident.
Mr. Sovereign, for instance, points out;
that his appeal was not an order to strike;
that, in fact, be has no powvr to order a
walkout, but that persons acquaintod with
the working of tho organization would
know that in effect. it Would be the samc
as an order. In short. he was perfectly
confident that by Saturday next, after the
various local and district assciiibllcs had
time to moot and take formal action on'
the appeal and to rally their friends out
side of tho order, tho rcsult would show
1,000,000 mon idlc as a const-quunco.
The local striko loaders also claimcd
that a little time was the only necessary
condition ton walkout of the 100,000 men
whom tin-y represent, and that. by Satur‘
day, after the various subnrgnnizutions
had had than to consult togcthcr, tho pro:
posed ticup of busincss would bc fully as
eflcctivc as ho had predicted.
Surface indications so far, howcvcr.
do not bear out thc claims of either Mr.
Suvcrcipm or the Chicago nn-u. it is not.
rccurdcd yet. that any district assiembly of
the Knights of Labor has vntcd to strike.
()n tho uthcr band, the Brooklyn dis
trlct, which is cmupnscii of railroad men
and tbchfcrc naturally in sympathy with
thcir follows in the “'l‘ht, at a mooring
Conlincd their i-xpn-ssiun of sympathy to
a tcndcr of financial aid. but dcclluod to
strikc. Locally sowral of tlic organiza-
tions, members uf tin.- fcdcrutcd truth-s,
havc alvrn it in In: undcrstmd that they
do not intcnd In go out. .
Furthcrmcrc it is known that tbcrc was ‘
a large conscrvutivu clcnu-ut in tlu- rcprn-
solitutivc Inuit-s nu'cllllg which pussml the
resolution having a slrikc iu Vli'W, and it
is umlurstuud that they buvu bvcn carpi-st-
ly at Wurk cvcr aim-c to minimim :bc re
sults of that action.
Railroad hnualiou Improves.
In tho mmullmv cuntinucd imprnvu
rmznt in tho railroad situation bcrc and
clscwhcnn cxmpt at Sacrumuntn and (ink.
land, is nulcd. At- tlie former placc fcdcr-
al troops were lamlpd. but thc stutc mili~
tin slutiuucd on thc water front to cuvcr
tlicir landing wvrc tin-d on from ambush
afti-r the regulars bud umvcd away. and
'a train which it was sought to send to
Sun Franciso-umlcr uuardnf gnvornmcnt
trmps was thrmvn from a trcstlc by tho
strikrrs, rcsultiug in the death of Min of
tho cugincmcn and tho wounding of 1+ch
crul soldiers.
The ircncrui public as well as omaulzcd
labor is looking forward with mnrkcd Inr
tcrcst to tho nurcting of tho cxccutlvo
board of tho .-\nwricun Fctlcrntlun of La-
bur, pcrhaps tbc must xmwcrfui organiza-
tion of tho kind in thccnuntry, which will
moot in this city today, and its action is
enacted to have a marked oils-ct on the
outcome of the present Industrial strug-
310.
It is known that the! “tuition of Smuuoi
Gormmrs, its [irtffllillfilt. has boon «mo of
opposition to a sympathetic strike oi Fud»
oration men at this limo and that ho locks
on tho existing situation as critical. lie
has Invited tho bonds of othcr lalmroruan-
izatlons to "Halt him hero at that tluuv,
and tho bolls-f is that he will strenuously
advocatc muasurcs to bring the trouble to
an end.
A now fcnturc was inicctod intotho sit-
uation whcu it. was ammonia-d by sumo
of tho labor lcndcrs that. thcy worn rcady
to go bvforc the fcdcrul grand jury with
prnots that the mini-ml iuanapwrs of tho
railroads had conspired to delay mail
trains as a part of their fight against. tho
Amcricun Hallway union and would ask
that this body Imllct thoum
’l‘bo grout railway strlko Is practically
at an nod to Chicago. Trains (it) al roads
are moving. Passenger trains are almost
without cxmptlnn on time. and Irclght
trnlllc is rapidly becoming regular.
“The bockhuno of tho strikc is; not only
broken, " sold Manager Egan of the Gun:
oral Mnnagcrs' assimilation. “but their-ob
hone has entirely disappeared. The block-
ade Is raised, and It will require but a
short than to get the railroad business of
the city into its regular routine.”
> Wick" sun citations.
Mayor Hopkins, Mayor Plugrooof Do
troll sud Erskine M. Phelps of Chicago
but s two hours’ conference with Vice
Presidem Wickos, General Solicitor Bun-
nslls sad General M Brown of tho
Pullman company at r. Wickss' attics.
At ito conclusion linyor Hopkins
aid that Mr. Wicks! still rstussd to not»
this
Tho Moral grand jury mg“:
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«1 not riotous who with,“ to
commit lawless acts. The moi all the
men arrested durln the last 10 days and
taken before Comm ssioncr Hoyno will be
considered by the grand jury without the
necessity of a trial In the commissioner's
office.
Colonal Schnafner of the naval reserves
reported to tho mayor that ho was In re“
ocipt of advices from his reserves on the
battleship Illinois thz .t a mob was homing
cars near Jackson dark. lie asked that
his troops, numb-ring about) 300, be arm-
ed, At present they carry only sidearms.
The mayor refurrcd him to Gcncrnl Wheel-
er, who promlsod to arm the command.
The mayor investigated Colonel Schnaf-
nor’s report and stated that a mob had
burned four frclght trains belonging to
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road
near the World’s fair grounds.
Killed by a Soldier.
l’rlvato William J . Downing of Compa-
ny K. Second rcgimont, I. N. (L, while
walking down lialstcd street was joercd
and hunted by a crowd of mcn, women
and children. Irritated at their persist-
ence, Downing drew his bayonet and
turned on the crowd. Patrick O'Connor.
a laborer. clinched with Downing, and
while the two were struggling in the gut-
ter Downing drcw his pistol and shot
O'Connor through the hood. ilc died 0
tho way to the hospital, and tho privat
was resiucd from tho infuriated crowd b
a detachment «if police.
President (iompors of the Amcricnn
Federation of Labor arrived hero and pro«
ccedcd at once to his hotel, whcrc he on-
gaged In a lengthy conforcnco with Scorc-
tary Evans, President llrummund of the
National 'l‘ypogrnphical union, Sccrctary
McBrydo of the National Mlucrs' union
and several loud members of the Fedora-
tion. When the confomnco bruko up at a
late hour, it was stated that it was only
a preliminary discussion of subjects to be
considered at today‘s mcctlng. Mr. Goul-
pet's declined positively to talk on the
strike.
APPEAL FALLS FLAT.
Tho Knights of Labor Are Not So Anxious
to Strike Now.
NEW YORK. July 12.———Thc leaders of
the Knights of Labor, who on Tuesday
night, in a momentof sudden enthusiasm,
advanced to the very brink of a bin local
strike, bavu begun to waver and {all back.
All avoided a definite statement of whether
they wuuld or would not strikn, but tho
general tone of tlicopinions oxprcsccd Was
decidedly pacific.
The appeal of ticncrnl Muster Work-
man Sovereign of this Knights of Labor
for n'rcssntion of all wurk has, new ding
to telegrams received hcrc, had no c cct In
the district asscmbllcs whose headquar-
tors are utthu following cities: Boston,
Providence, New Haven. liuflulo, Phila-
delphia. i’ittsburu, lialtlmorc. Washing:
ton, Clcvclnnd, 'l'olcdu, Columbus, Cin-
cinnati, Nashville, Imuisvillo, New (ir-
lcnns, Memphis; Milwaukee. llctrolt, Min-
ncarmlis, St. Paul, Duluth. St. Louis. St.
Jim-pi», Galveston, Dallas, Kansas City,
Topcku, (lniuha, Ilenvcr, Tacoma, Spo-
knnc, Lon Angclcs, Laramie. Savannah,
Atlanta. Rich mond. iicudinu, Wilkcslinrrc,
Imucastcr, Albany. Troy, Schcncctniiy,
Roche-star, liavcrhill. lulwrcnco, Evans-
ville, Fort Wuync. Indianapolis, San Fran-
cisco and Sacramento.
At not. a single city was tbc appml rc-
spccted. Tho ncurcst approach to loyalty
worc statcmcnts in a tow citlcs that the
district assemblies would cousidcr the ap«
poui.
TO iMPiiACH OLNEY.
Knights Charge Illm “'Itli Crimi‘s and
.‘liuielnrlnora.
I’niLADHLI-un, July l‘J.-'I‘ho national
hoadquartcrs of tho Knights of Labor
worn descrtcd by all tbc chit-Is. nunn but.
assistants being in chargc. Socrctnry
John W. Hayes, Thomas ll. Mciiuirc and
C. A. i‘rcnch of tho “XOIlIIthfllMlnl’ll were
in Washington in cunsiiltatlon with the
nttnrnuys for thc Knights of Labor.
The mum of this consultation was tho
drawing up of a petition to tho national
bound of rcprvsvutailvcs rcqiwstinu tho
irupvacbmcnt of Attorney iivucrul Ulnoy,
charging him with ulh-gcd "crimca and
niisduiucunors. "
This putition, as draftcd. will be scat to
tho dil‘fcrcnt assuablics with tho rwlucst
to mako similar petitions through rcprc-
scntutivcs rcprcscnting all districts In
which tbcso asscmbllcsarc lnoatcd. it was
stated at headquarters that. thorn arc six
Knights of Labor in tho house of licpn»
sentnlivcs and tbrcuin tho sonata. Any
one of the six in tho lower houso may be
sclcotcd to move tho imwachmcnt on tho
tioor. No Information had as yut been ni-
ccivcd as to which one of those would
make the motion.
BROOKLYN KNIGHTS.
They Will Decide on Friday \Vhatlu-r to
tits-Ike or Not.
lilhiokl.i‘.\', July Ill—Tho ivxcclitlvu
board of District Assembly So. 220.
Knightsof Labor, met. In sound session.
Tho dclllwratinns wuro prosldcd ovcr by
District Mnatcr Workman 'l'bouuls J.
‘(i'licllly, who at. tho clinic of tbo mcotiniz
said that no dcllnltu action had boon taken.
The strikc. bu said. had boon discussad
and sympathy cxprossod for tho strikcm.
No. 220 muuprlsns .3": local umuublios and
Includes all lhc mon muplnyml iu trmics
and occupationsutbcr than railroads in
lirnoklyn and utbor auctions of Long is.
land. licpurls from all tlwau locals laid
Imfurothc board worn in famruf taking
nnyuctiuu that. might bu dcoldod upon
horcufb-r. No Hillclul notion of rinvcr‘
ciun's uppml has boon mculvml, and no
action Wm taken.
it was, hmvuvcr. dccldcd to call a moot»
In; of tho executive pillow-rs of the scvornl
locals of the districts for Friday to take
final action. A sympathctlc strike will
probably bo onlorml if a majority of the
locals are In favor of it.
Malls Moving Freely.
Wlsillxoros, July I:l.-Tho plan of
canipnlgn adopted by the war department
to quell tho disturbancos In the west is
working to a binomial conclusion. The
reports that came to headquarters are all
indicative of a speme removal of the bar-
riers to freodmn of cmumorco. At Chico.
go General Miles has the situation m
plainly in his control.
He now '1'!!! axfufllcigt force sits: dis-
and t or not acumen ' un-
mo unforeseen circumstance srlssl.
as it Is tnllovod that the maniac troops
ammonium advantage M other
Moss is mud in opening
ills Wflmflfl lines.
The northern Pacino railroad has bean
and Winn as tor m as living
a.“ hummus ultra-d
,
an it?
sou .“ , _ g
’A author tile tunti’onthrlongh
west is very «rummaging to the military
officers. and they feel that they an) near
the end of the carnpalgn, I"
Postmaster (lonural Bissau. I discus-
sing the situation, [repeated his tomcat
that the strike is practically over and he
said that tho coriditicn of tho mall mice
was improvcd. lie anticipated no 3 oral
rsspom: to General Master Work inn
Suvcreign's crdcr.
”Olnsy Orders Dobs' Papers lteturn‘i .
Wasulxc'mx, July l:2.-—Attorney Gun-
orai Olncy. aftcr reading the accountaili'
tho seizure of llobs‘ private wipers,
pressed his regret at this action of t i
government oillcials and at once sent tbil
following telegram . to .Spocial United,
States A ttorncy Walker: "ficizum of chs‘
pupcrs, f not according to law, should be
publicly disavowud and papcrs at once rc-
turnod. If seizure is not. strictly and tech‘
nit-ally lawful, papers should be returned.
The govcrnumut, in enforcing the law.
cannot afford to bc itsclf lawless.”
A Road Suspends Business.
Massuwx, 0., July ill—Orders wore
received at Wheeling and Lakc Eric divi—
sion homlqunrtcrs to pay off nnddiscburgo
every man connected with the railway in
any capacity whose presence is not absu-
Iutcly indispensable. (if the 3,000 cm-
ploycos the only ones retained uro station
agcnts and builds of departments, onc dia-
patchi-r and a few opcrators. All busi-
ness is suspended cxmpt the mm'mucut of
cm: daily nmli train in each diruction.
Violence at 'l‘crre Hantc.
Tl-IiiliI-I IIAI'TE. .Iuly.l:2.-—-'i‘ho first vin-
latlon of tho law in this city sincc tho
strike lli'gilll has occurrcd. Au Evansville
and 'l‘crrc llautc passcngcr train struck
an opcn switch at 'l‘cnth and Main strut-ts,
and tho angina was dcmilcd. A number
of Iloodlums hogan stoning coal handlers
in the Chicago and Eastcrn Illinois coal
dumps. One man wm Injured.
Striker-g Going Back.
CLEVELAND, July l‘J.——’l‘bcro is a mate-
rial illlpruvt‘llll'nh in the strike situation
hero. The action of the Eric, switcluucn
in returning to work disheartened tho
strikcrs. The Big Four switchmcu hold a
moi-ting and dccldcd to go back to Work
In a body today. That ends the strike on
that Iluc at. this point.
Strike Loaders “'arned.
ST. Jm-icl'li, .\lo., July l'.‘.—Lcnding
members of tho Alucricun Railway union
In this city have boon served with an or-
der by l'uitcd Stntcs Marshal Shelby ro-
slrainlnu them from in any way interior-
ing with or obstructing the business of
any of thc lincs of railway entering St.
Joseph.
Brewers Itcfuu to Strike.
'I'iriun: IiAl'Ti-I. Ind. July [Ll—Tho ng
Four strikers rvluscd to rcturu to work
here, and the situation remains unchang'
cd. 'l'hc Brcwcrs' association in the only
organization burn allcctcd by the rccont
strikc urdcr issued from Chicago, and it
rcfuscd to strikv.
Frriglit Mill Tied Yp.
Tull-21m, .luly l‘.‘.——.\c(x‘ssiuns to tho
Amcrican Railway union were numerous
hcrc, and tho loaders claim to have on-
rullcd 1m Iwr writ of the traiumcn and
yurdnu-n of this city. Passenger busim-ss
is unimpaircd, but frolghts are practically
at a standstill.
Refill-o In ('alne tint.
i’iiul'lili-ZM'F, July l2.-—It has hecndolio
nitely scttlcd that tho libodu Island
Knightsnf Labor will take no noticc of
Suvrruign‘s nrdcr, District Mustcr Work
man Gannon bidding that be has no nu-
thcrity to issue such a command.
“[0 lick-ml Debi.
.\Il.‘:.\i:\rn!.i,~, .Iuiy 12.~--\\‘. W. lira-in,
tho t-‘t. l'nul Miami-y. has coliacntcd to
act as counscl for E V. [labs and his as-
sm‘iutcs. ii. ll. Martin of Miununxmlis says
that it. ii. lngcrsull may tako a hand in
dcfvnding the strike lcadul‘.
Pullman Is at Castle Newt.
WlTHu'rnux, .\'. \',, July i'.’.—-ilcurgu
.‘i. l’ullmau is still at ('ns‘tlc licst. win-m
ho proposes to rvumlu fur sumo limo un-
li-ss cxtruurdimzry uccurrcuccs imperative-
ly roquirc his prcscncc in Chicago.
lmpenolmmut Demanded.
CLEVELAND. July li—At a mooring of
tho local balm-s nI Knights of Labor bold
in this city rcsolulious wcrc unanimously
adoptml dcuumdmu tbo lmpcucbmcut of
President (ion-laud.
You-d to Resume “'ork.
l’i‘muli, Cold. July I:.’.-—'i'hc (‘Inpluyccs
of tho llcnvcr and lilo tirundo railroad in
this city hold a mcotinu and \‘Uiull by a
largo [majority to return to Work.
North-um Pacific Engineers (in liscls.
Fania), N, 1)., July ilk-«Tho Northern
i’acilio cngiuvcrs have hourly all rnpol'tcll
for work, as haw also iuustof tbc ilrumcn.
Florid- Knights lgvmrml It.
.IAI‘MHNVlIJJ’, I-‘la. .Iuly Him-“SUV
orciuu's strlkc urdcr {cll lint In l"litrida.
’l‘hu Knights of Labor simply iguan-d it.
'l'llrmstrm-il tlw i‘rinrc ul’ “’nlofl.
human, Jul) i:. » i'nu~iucmblc cxt‘itw
Incut was can-ml in flaccid, Wales, by
liluiu'liiitisul u druukvn limit, who mute
timni thin-ate in tlic l’rlncu nf Wall's. ac
miupuuivd by lbw I'rinn'm of “him, was
on main in l't’ill‘lI) u Czinlll'. 'I‘liu man was
ilrrustud.
turn-t (‘Ms All 'l‘II-d lip.
anyi..u.|m\ .V, 0.. July l:.’.~ANntastrm,-t
car is running on any of thc Ilium In this
city, I'uwur humus wi-rccluscd and silent,
and other cvidcnccs wvronnt luckinutu
show that. tho tlcup of tho ctnpltym's was
complete.
Minding the “Inner-polio.
lilli'i'i‘ilfh', July 12.--'I‘ho ml” Minna.
spoils made lull? knots on our tinder
natural draft on Mr preliminary trial
trip. Sim Minimal in maximum synod of
mar iii limits under assisted forced
draft. WWW... _
Signed tho Ionic.
Summon, l’a, July lav-Tho Boots.
dale Iron and Stool company signed the
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workom’
scale. and the 400 employees will return.
to work today.
Its-hot antenna-o In (to-nation.
Brilliance, July lbw-Tins eighth sn~
anal convention of the Casket Sslmnnn's
Prosoflvo associatim or the United Ststss
hogan s three days' session hero.
1W mm For Governor.
Borrow, July is. «The Republican
m semantics of this county has in-
was its candidacy at James A. Roberts
loom ‘
r
_‘? (r
' r the m . ,,
the adoption 0 .
wuonoblsd to
land grant; forte ,
ad. The bill mm
1890, which in on
foitnro to the U .
theretoloro granted
tions to aid in the
roads. It Involves p0
of 2:) roads, the princlp
the Northern Pacific.
the public domain about .1
A proviso was added to l,
prevent it from being cons ‘
the right of way or stutior
any company and also conflu
chasm-s in good faith from so
tho title to lands not in excess
to each holdcr. chcrnl unimpd.
were passed in the morning boat
The sonata: is rnakinfi'up for
and is now disposin of tho uppro}
bills at a rapid m Tho reco
Wednesday was three the diploma o
consular, the invalid
itary academy app‘mprii
only one of these which
bate was the pension bill,
pecinl order the home
a vote on the Multan
bill, and It marrow
the act of Sept. 29.
s: declared the for-
Statcs of lands
tee and corpora
motion of rail‘
-s of the grants
6 of which is
ill restore to
00,000 acres.
bill so as to
d to forfeit
unds of
to put-
railroads
nt bills
tlnic
. tion
for
y 12.-hy“virtuo or
m
C F BoutWe I
Painless Extracting wth..;fliil.
litaiized lit in Goodwill
Extra wlineup. ,
Sets «at Teeth. $5 to $ifl
Office hours. from 8 a. m. to ii p as.
Dr. Boutwoll Is usin a. preparation in filli—
lln which readers 1. 9 operation as usury
pa niece as possible without injury to the
30 “(31133 teeth
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 so. Main so. 80. Humor.
mil lm
' HOUSE movsn.
Buildings moved in first-class order. Swain
discussion of tho rcspcctivc
clue of the Republican and
parties was precipitated.
This took a rather wide range,
attack on l‘nriiiiii=<iniicr Locbrcii and
ty In gi-ncrul. Senators Culloui and Gal
linger led the attack. while Senator Palm-
or acted «til the dcfcnsivc.
’l‘bc strike question again agitated tho
placid scrcnity of tho senatc, although
nothing likc tho Ilcry passion of 'l'ucsdny’s
speeches on the sumo subjcct marked the
prucocdinizs.
After an hour's dcbuto, in which the
Ilrmmss, courage and patriotism of the
minimum wm- comuu-micd by all, Mr.
Danicls‘ rcsoiuliou, briefly Indnrslng tho
president's action and pledging him the
sympathy and support of tho nation, was
adopted as a substitute for Senator l'cf-
fcr's resolution. hicvcral private bills were
pusscd.
ANOTHER COKE RIOT.
One Negro Fatally shot In in Fight With
Strikers.
I’lli‘siu'ltu, Jilly l'J.—'l‘hc lll‘it‘l’llllnfl'
tion of tho negro cokc workcrs to protect
themselves against the strikers in tho
Connollsvillo region rcsultcd in anuthor
riot. Joe Harris, one of tho nogrocs, was
shot fatally, and scvcrnl persons wcro in-
jured. Among tho latter wcro Albert
l’achinski and John l’odack, Hungarians.
it is claimcd the ncgrm-s Ilrcd first.
The strikers wcrc marching along the
public road llt‘i-ll‘ tho Summit mines of
tho Frick Cokc company. Intending to go
to Pastime park. Scottdnle, where a mass
mccting was bclnu hold. One of tho no—
grocs cvidcntly thought the strikers in-
tcmicd to raid the plant. From behind a
Coke wagon be fin-d a shot. from his ro-
vidvcr at the strikers. 'l'bc bullet bit l’a-
chluskl in tbc llcshy part of the arm,
and hc drnppcd. 'I'hu strikcrs thought he
was (ll-ad, and with lrcnzicd yclls for the
blood of tho ncgru charged on the plant».
Some of thorn bad ruvclvcrs and began lir-
lng at the ncuru workcrs. ’l‘bc lnttcr pull-
cd thcir guns and not down bcbiud tho
wagons. 'l'ho buttlc lustcd fur scvi-ml min-
utcs until the wnrkcrs and ill-patios ro-
treated.
POTTERY STRIKE SETTLED.
Senator Smith of New Jersey Arranges I
(‘omprmulmu
W.\.~'ul,\'i.rn\'. .luly 12.—Thruugh the
good utliccs of ficnatnr Smith of New Jur-
sey the strike of pottery workers. involv-
ing about 7.000 laborers in New .Icrscy,
has bccn scttlcd, and as u collatcrul (‘lim't
tbc dillicullics in the same trudc In Ullio,
involvinu about .‘wml mm, probably will
also bu scttlcil.
'l‘bcsc mcn wvnt out ulmutJun. l rutbcr
than acccpt a rcducttuu of wages. When
tbc Wilson bill came our to tho sonata,
tbc pnttcry mauufacturcrs uppcah-d to
Senator Smith to usc his inllucucu to so-
curc uu incn-usc of duty ull their product.
lio rcfuscd In the law of a reduction of
tho wngcs of cmployccs, which lli‘ estimat-
ed at (rum :13 to in par cont. Tlll‘ Wilson
bill rutcs wcrc rcduccd in tho scnatc,
Itcprcscntntlws of tho puttcry manufac-
turers of New .icrscy and mm from Ohio
and a large dclcgutiun ul puttcry workers
mot with Senator Smith. apd tho rcsult
of the discussion was an ant-commit by
which the pottcrs cht back to Work this
morning at a rcductinn of 1': pct cunt
from tho scalc paid boforc Jun. 1.
Cirrus Tent Blown Over.
lli‘uox. S. 1)., July Izl.--Iamwu Broth-
ers' circus tent hcrclwus blown to pieces
by wind. Little lions, tho snake churni-
or, was scriously injured, and four show-
mcn wcrc badly hurt. i‘aucs of animals
worom‘orturncd, and monkeys and othcr
animals turncd looso. Some of them
have lawn recaptured.
[lush-ll.
National Ia-iuzuc iiuiucs-—linllimom, h;
Pittsburu, N. i‘iuciunati, ii; Ncw York, b.
Cluvclnml, 1-3; Washington. in. l‘blcw
up, Iii; Host-on. I. lmiimlllu, 7; llmulv
lyn. ii. Hi1. Luula. Ill; l'bilmiclpblu. I‘J.
Emitcm Lunguo “auto-willugbauiton,
2; Wilkmbnrro. 1:3.
lion! One» Hundred and lusty to Hilario.
WAIth, July lat-Milan bundrml and
sixty of tho [manna ammlcd burn for tnk»
In“ part in tlic atria-t demonstration In
mlobmtion of tho cchtcuary of tho robcl-
lion of Killnsky have lawn banisbcdlo Si-
boriu for pcrimls running Irma two to livu
years.
Constitutional Cnnwntlim.
ALHANY. July 1:3.w'l‘hncltics onuunittm
of tho convi-ntlcn bad a pmluugml moot.-
ing and practically minptod tho amond~w
rucnts to thc constitution that will be pro-
sentcd in the convention.
lug Chemical Works limo-d.
(Mummy. 29‘. .I., July If.’.—'l'ho chom-
Ical Works of Williams 81 iflark. said to
be the inmost In thmrorld. worn almost
totally «harmed hydro. The loss will be
close to romance.
Manor Nahum its-nominated.
81'. PAUL, :July I2.——At the state he
pnbliesn convention here Gowrnor Knots
liaison sud Insulation Governor Mca
Cloughwcro mnominstod by acolmnstion.
A not Day In Mots.
Pinhole. Ill. i)...lnly Is. «Wednesday was
the hottest day in the history at this city
-—1io in the shale.
will. ram
I‘m, followed by loos! thunderstorms
in the mains; mthwsst winds; slightly
Sec:
rctury Smith lll’u 'ii‘lli'fi to ashurp arrui, 'n-
mcnt. of the policy of tho Democratic pi. r.
l
y boilers and heavy ig'iacfi’i‘izas’rfifiéfiocluity.
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m
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