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"Debs and His Lieutenant: Re-
wont to jail in default or ball. for tho
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fused to Furnish Bail.
THEY MAY BE LOOKED UP A WEEK.
Cniflornla Is Now the Only State In Which
Train Service Is luterrnptod—l’rcsldcnt
Cleveland In 80 Hurry to Appoint tho
Strike Commission.
CHICAGO, July lat—Eugene V. Dubs,
George W. lloward, L. W. Rogers and
Bylvestchelihor, the officers of the Amer-
ican Railway union, were committed to
jail by Judgc Seaman in the United States
circuit court for alleged violation of the
injunction issued by Judges Wood and
Grosscup.
The four leaders ol the strike in reality
court offered thorn their liberty until next
Monday. when they will have a hearing
on the charge of contempt. 'l‘holr ball
was fixed at $8,000 each, but tho msn ro-
fuscd to givc it, and the court committed
them.
Debs and his companions were taken to
jail by Marshal Arnold, and before thoy
left the courtroom Judge Seaman instruct-
ed the marshal to take them out of the
jail at any reasonable tlmo or times in
order that they may have abundant oppor-
tunity to consult their attorneys between
this and next Monday. '
Tuesday morning District Attorney Mil-
chrlst lilcd an information in court charg.
lug tho oilieors of tho union with violating
the injunction and asked for a writ of at-
tachment for contempt. It was not neces—
sary to issue a writ for Debs, for he was
in court when the information was lllcd.
When tho injunction was issued by
J udgcs Grosscup and Woods, tho usual
chunccry summons was issued. and those
named in the injunction wcro directed to
appear in court to answer. That was what
brought Debs into court, with tho attor.
ncys who havc boon rctalucd to defend
him and his brothcrofliccrs. 'l‘hc informin-
tlon was read to the court by District At-
tornoy Milchrist.
Would Not Give “all.
When Mr. Milchrist had finished the
reading of the information, Attorncy
George R. I‘cck, rcprcsontlug tho receivers
oi the Santa Fe systcm, took the floor and
read a petition for writs of attachment
against the defendants on behalf of that
railroad. The petition asked that the do
{oxidants bu punished for contompt for
violating the order appointing tho rccoiv-
era. as well as for violating the general
injunction as it applies to tho Santa Fe.
A number of acts of violence ware alleged
and interference with trains. The formal
proceedings begun when A ttorncy Irwin,
for the defendants, asked that they be ro-
lcascd on their personal recognizance.
.ludgo Seaman ilnully decided to not the
case (or next Monday and tired ball at
$3,00Uoul'h. rl‘hu {our men made no at-
tcmpt to furnish ball and wore committed
to jail until Monday.
The attorneys for tho drfomlunts sold
their clients could not scouro bondsnmu,
but Debs did not corrolxirutc that when
asked ll he would give bail. lie said ho
would not givu bull to tho amount of 5
cents.
A tologrum “1N produce-d in court. svnt
by Dubs on July ‘3 to North liulte, Mun.
It read: "Hum-ml murmgurs lm' wrakon-
ing. If the strlku i~ not settled in in
hours, cmuplr-to paralysis will follow. l’n»
tutors and it'll are out of sight. Savi- your
money and buy a gun. “
While suutvd in tin,- jull awaiting tho
proparution of his cell liebs said: “Well.
this means a low illiYn (it rest and qulut at
least. i have not bud lunch rust for over
a month, and l mu badly in mud in! it.
"No, sir, wu shall not give bonds Our
bonds arc $3,0er om'b, but up wouldn't
gin.- lmnds il [buy wow :5 cents each. Wt»
urn not posing as martyrs. neither do wo
ask (or sympathy.
"All i hin‘r to say about our arrest is
that motion» liuvo mum to that point in
this froo country when it. is hold to ho a
(nitric to illli’lH' u mun what to (lowlion he
ru-cks your ad\ ll'ii. We um guilty of no
crinw, unless the simpio uxpn‘saluii of an
opinion is a crime. We are not responsi-
bil- fur this strlko. l’uilmun is rusponsiblo
for it."
Thu men wr-ro placed in the tlvbiors' dot
portuu-nt of tho jail. Dolls and llowurd
being glvou a roll and Kl-illwruml lingers
one adjoining.
I'm-mun Lulmrnrs Leaving tho Country.
A local paper prints (hr following: ’l‘hu
big l‘lurum'uu ruin war inauguraicti by tho
loading swanmhip limm may result in u
Wliull'sulu cxmius from Chicago of many
mun (llllllll’t'li‘il with tho lotc sir-lira. Never
bolorc in tho history or stouumbip ratoa
has it bum muslblo to go from Chicago to
any Eumpouu port or city so cheaply.
Hinvo tho out in runs» has M‘l‘li inaugu»
rutod tho usmius l rum Chic 0 and tho
northwrst tn Vurlmm points in Europc bus
flgurmi up a third at tho iraliiu from New
York. urmmiiug in tho ostlmutos of local
stcannllip lines, and tho ulmnuncumout
of tho lust grout out in rates bus startcd
0 tool begins or l‘luropnan born ponplu.
liuzvns ul uwu who said they worn now
on Hirilitl burn bwu making inquirius at
local slounmbip omens within tho inst low
days, capo-Ming tileirintvutinn or ruturu-
ing to tho nlrl muntry in man tho ntriim
was a inlluro.
'l‘iwrv urn bull u down intrrvailng phasos
of the pruwui situation in regard to «wean
travel. and lbl‘rc is much food for thought
in tlmdrwlviinu of tho stnrulinguriuy oi
illlompltvymi in this country by tho return
of thousands of wurkura to their bonnrs
abroad.
it is cstlumtmi that bclorc long labor
will b0 at a premium luslmd of a discount.
and tiwrc urn not a low who ilgurc no a
mason ui pnmpr-ritym a monument» of
tho rwturu to Europe or thousands who
horn bum in the last six months unsuc-
cossful candidates for smploymont.
At the prompt time it is tapssiblo to go
{tom Now York to Livorpwl, Queens—
town or lmndoo for W) on two great
lines. This, of course, is a simmers ratc,
them being no out in first or second cabin
rates. one line chars to demit pas
cougars in Paris for till, and tho other
lino will do the some for $17.25. italics
custom is bid for from New York to To.
tin st tilt, and the railroads are alluring
o thrgugli ticket irom Chicagoto'l'nrin
(a! .9 .
A Irma Aim-d.
New: More have rams been so low, and
it is ran-ll Wonder that tho thrifty torn
ammwukosdnamuttho
littmattlumnums. ltnpncfi
“thrash-pas or tbs lists and
mu Iflunahlp agents also.” W ~ g ,
The rast‘
pim‘ salami“!
. , work in thin man.» '
time is“ noLcaubt at a heavy atom lull
ports ol’Europc. ”Timer an much bath!
on the other side just now,’,’ sold a local
agent. “We have sent abroad several
thousand miners from Montana and Ida-
ho, who have been attractedto the rich
gold mines of South Africa, and the
stream of travel is but one way just now
-—outward bound." »
An ellort was mado by Governor Alla
gold and Mayor llopklns to convince Gon~
oral Miles of tho strvugth of the state mill-
tia and its ability to copu with any further
emergencies without the presence or old
of the federal troops. ’l‘hcy went so far
as to make a request that the regulars
should be removed from tho scone and the
situation left to the state authorities and
militia. But iiorlcrul Miles did not believe
the time had yet come for the withdrawal
of tho troops.
The Alabama Situation.
Bmumnmn, Ala, July iii—Birming
hum has boon in a lover oi excitement
over the attack of striking minors on tho
nonunion mun and deputy sheriffs at
Pratt’s mines on Monday night. The air
has been thick with rumors as to tho
number of killod and injured in tho but
tie, some of the reports placing the list of
(loud at if! and tho wounded at 150, but
from trustworthy information it is loomed
that‘tho list givon is correct. Six men
were killed and about 15 woundod. It is
impossible to sol-um a full list of the
wounded on account of the action of the
riotcrs in hurriodlytaklug their injured
from the fluid and secreting thorn. The
(load are ll. W. 'l'icrco, cbiof of the guards;
.lohn Flore. a French riotcr; three un-
known negro nouumon llllllOl‘S; Anthony
Carroll, u ncgru miner.
'l‘hc wounded as for as known urc
(icorgu Campbell, a negro minor, will die;
liodcriquo licgucz, a striking minor. will
die; Culob Jones, ustrikingmim-r; Phillip
Steinctz, a striker; Barney Anderson, in
negro nonunion miner.
Tho indignation of the citizens at the
outrage reached a climax whom a mass
meeting was held to denounce the strik~
ers. n'troug rosuluilous weru adopted, and
a committee on public suloty was appoint
cd to aid the authorities in bringing the
gulltyportics to justice. Spouchos were
mudo by prominent citizens. in which the
strikers wuro denounced us bushwhnckors
and assassins. (lover-nor Jones wits highly
praised folhis prompt action in taking
steps to suppreSs the rebellion.
’l‘hc minors ure guarded by if) compu-
nlos of soldiers, with orders to shoot to
kill. and if another attack is mudo the
troops will make short work of tho riot
ore. Fifty-four strikers were arrested dur-
ing tho day, and fit) more will be arrested.
Tho prisoners waro brought to Birming-
ham and arc being guarded by a strong
force of dcputy shcrlils at tho .lofforson
county jail,
'l‘wo unsuccessful attempts to burn
loaded freight cars were ruudoin tho Goorv
gin l’ucillc yards. An attempt was also
mudu to wreck passenger train .\'o. -i on
tho Louisville and Nushvilio railroad. A
look was brukon and tho lock turned
wrong, but the engineer disrovorod it in
timo to suvc tho lives of hourly lllllpussen»
guru.
The (‘nlifnr nits Situation.
SAN Fltaxcisr-o, July lit—Tho South.
am Pacific culturally continues to run pas—
scngcr trains muro or less logularly dur-
ing tho hours of daylight. but at night
truins am still being abandoned. Nonnu-
ion train crews are now flocking to dlri.
slon lreudquurtcrs. uud this is probably the
reason why so few freight trains arc being
xnovod. Tho lirst fruit truln dispatched
(or the rust slum tho striku was ordcrcd
by Debs has been sent out of Sacramento.
At fincrumunio the only exciting luci—
dent was tbodlsputvhlug olu train bearing
no United States regulars to Dunsmulr.
on the ilrcgon branch. The company's
agcnt at Durtsmuir roportcd that illustrik-
crs tlioro wnru becoming ugly.
'l‘hn strikers ut Sacramuuto continua
active, bowovvr. Monday several hundred
men who had obeyed the order to striki‘
returned to Work in the machine shops.
'l‘ucsday most of them rmuaiued away.
The mun buvu been intimidated by the
strikers and (cared violence at tho hands
of tho .iuwrlcuu liullway union when they
won! back in work
in Uuklmul. as wall as in Sacramento,
the ruilrond niliciuls arc mootlng with dilli-
unity in gutting enough mon to run their
shops and man their trains. Many mun
arc cscnrtmi to and from their work by
troops of cavalry. 'l‘hu pussagu ol tin-so
odd looking pruwssiuns through tho streets
oi Oakland allurdr-d about thu only nxclto
incnt at. that point.
Dynamite l'micr a Train.
Missol'm. Mon, .luly lH.-——z\u 'ousi
bound Northern Pacific trhln, tho first in
it) days. was wrecked at a point nimut two
miluc cast of hero by a dyuunllw cartridge
concealed in tho truck.
The engine had barely stnlok the spot
when a torrlilc cxploclon was board, this
shock shuttering tho pilot and right cyl-
inder and piston rod. it also brokc the
windows cl tho rub and mail cur.
livid tho c-ugiun gnnu fairly over the
onrtrldgn tho result \Vulllil iuwo boon morn
disastrous, as sumo eight combos mtmtlr
tun-d tho train, which was londvd with
lrulum and pummgors. 'i‘bu strlkors do
uouum tlm ontrugo. 'i‘lu-ru is rmmldcruido
{ruling lmru nvwr tho roturu to work of
some nuginmyrs and conductors. am! it i"
nxpvtlh'tl tlmt «mun mm in sympathy with
tho strliu-ru utlnpird ibis imsibmi ol dolor-
rlng furtlmr promos».
A trestle in” {wt lung tbrr-n miluo Wool
of burn and mm if») {out long on tho (from
d’Aiuuo bruurb worn bumod,
Tito Mriko ltrvniigntinn.
\i‘asllmrl'm. July mmlt is understood
that tho solvctiou of tho muumlssluuurs to
luvestignto tho into strilm was under dis—
curlsiou by tho mblnot, but M llll‘ ibcn
arc noopon imilvutiouwl sprody action in
tho mortar. ’l'bo prosltlont is disposed to
not with tho urvuicct circumsmctlon in
choosing inch of national roputotlon whose
findings on» like! to carry weight with
the ontlro Atnorlc a public.
Aside from this. (mo explanation for
tho (inlay is pmbubiy to be found in tho
belief by tho president that the labor load-
crs bare not. yet mmpiotcly met tho our»
ditlon ho imrumi as ptsoodsnt to the
politimsnt of a cornmisslon, lot the
ports that cows to hand daily abort that
lawlessness and obstruction still exist in
many places in tho west.
0“ Railroad strike bottled.
mortars. 0., July law-Tho strike at
the “planet! of the Gambia. Hocking
Valleysod’rcledorsilmdms critically
the Who at s and“ machine
at a proposition from out all» to
union all the strikers to their old lousy
m dam leaders. Mm W
mama. sail fireman under our
new W... .
30ml: Chalet-coco "on
ythe'Tarifl' Bill.
AGREEMENT TO DISAGBBE COMING.
A Report That the Democratic Members of
the Two Houses Cannot Bottle Their Dil-
bronco: Expected Soon~lltah Statehood
Bill a Law—in House and Senate.
Wasnuto'rox, July 18.—-—’l'he first form
a1 confirmation on the tariff bill, with all
tho senate and boom mombors, both Domu
ocrutlc and iicpubiicnn, prosont. was held
and continued only about an hour.
The proceedings of the full conference
consisted of an oil‘ort on tho part of tho
Democratic members to enlighten their
Republican colleagues upon the elements
of disagreement between tho Democratic
members of the two houses, without ro-
veuling tho methods by which they havo
sought to not together or the details of
tho proceedings oi tho Democratic con-
ierenecs.
It had been expected that tho Repub-
lican confcrcos would at tho outsctin-
dulgo in some criticism on having been
kept. out of the conference during its in
itlul stages. but the Republicans hurl llttlo
to soy beyond this formal grcotlugs and
wultod until Senator Vow-hues, as bond of
the Democratic conforms, tuudo (isomo-
whut foruml and full stutcmcnt of tho
situation.
110 said that no dis-courtesy to tho lio-
publlcaus bud boon iuloudcd. ’l‘ho moot-
iugs bud not been conference meetings, but
had been uoullued to an effort to bring
about some settled policy among the Dom-
ocratic cunlorvus. Senator erlwcs udd-
ctl thut ho was frank to confess that tho
oil'orts toward ugrconu-ut had not proved
successful. 'l'ho louturvs of disagreement
were then gnnolutout Considr-rublolength
by Mr. Voorhccs and his associates. ’l‘licy
stated that the sugar, coal, mutul, ‘Vilillcll
and cotton solu‘duios had been the chic!
bonus of contention. but (lid not give pur-
ticulurs in any cash suvo in that of sugar,
with rcferenco to which they stutod that
the lumso members had indicated a will- -
iuguoss to grunt sumo duty on tilazturtlclo,
but had objected to tho diil'orcutlni duty
on rcllued sugar.
Ull tho other articles which had boon
the basis of disugrucmcnt Senator \‘our-
hcus and other Democrulicmember-sol tho
couleronco cuntcntcd themselves by say-
ing that the llmuovrutic confer-cos of tho
th houses had contended cucli sido for
its own bill.
Uhjcct to Senator Auwndments.
This had boon cspociuliy true on tho
rnvtnl and Woolen schedules, the senate
amendments in which bud been strongly
objected to by tho Democratic house con-
fsrocs. They said that among other special
articles in the metal sclicdulu tho lmuso
members had holdout {or free iron ore
and for the lumsu rates on load om coir
mining silver, cutlery and stool rails.
They had also demuudorL—su it was PL“
ported to tho full conference—iron coal.
In tho general discussion tho Republican
conforms guiliorod that sugar, iron ore,
cool. the woolun si-bcdulo, ('otlm schedule
and silver loud bearing ores wore the chic!
questions of dimigrwmvnt.
The. question lluuliy urosc as to what
would be dorm, now that tho full con-
le-rmu'u bud assembled. it. was suggustcd
by Sonntur Aldrich that tho bill should
bu taken up item by licmund ho cousldor-
ed by liopublicunsumi Democrats, but tho
polntuus raised that this appeared to ho,
hardly worth while in view of what tho
Democrats had just discluuod—lhut tlwro
was no prospou-t of agreement on the main
quostion,
’l‘lu'rv was no further proposition sub-
mitted and no programme outlined. and
tho confer-rum adjournod until 2 o‘clock
today, the Democratic mnlorccs agreeing
to meet prior to that hour in further coir
sider the courso to ho pursued
General Itiuagrm-mont Probable.
'l‘hu mooring nus not murkod by any
sharp controversy or criticism. and only
ones did tho sarcasm of Mr. licod llud ut-
terance. It was wlwu (‘hairmuu Wilson.
spruklng rntbor pursunally of tho amend.
moms urged by vermin iimncrrutlo sena-
tors, said (but it might bu woll to inform
tho public ml the situation by printing in
tho turlli bill the trauma oi tho senators
ulongsido their ruspcctivo unn-mlmunts_
To this Mr. liocd rospuudod that tho pub~
“0 would proimbly mislaku tho thrill bill
for a biographical dictionary.
As a result of tho llll‘iiblllfl tho liupub
liruu opulent-s concludud that a general
dlsugmouuvnl wuuid bu reported to both
bnuscs within a few days. 'l‘ht-ro was no
distinct aluminum or proposition to this
cilia-t, but it appeared to be the only con-
clusion to ho drawn from what had 0c-
mirrcd, Srnutor Aldrich and Mr. lli‘l‘il
said thorn would be no disposition on tho
part of tho llopubiicurm to delay a report
of disugrwmvut.
At tho ciosool tho mutating (‘bulrumu
Wilson stated that no exact plan was in
viow {or nipnrting back to congwsa. It is
lullluvml. lnuvovvr, llmt a plan will bu du~
vvlopvd today, and that tho n'pnrt of dis
ugroouwni will lm mudo to tho actuate and
boom wilhiu tbv um two day».
In Within and Ilouso.
.\ surpriuv um «.prung upon tin: metmio
which bllwiwd llm hitherto rapid prugrcss
on the illlll‘xtpilullnli bills and ninuml pro-
wniml llw imtm diutn pussugv of tho agri-
cultural upprcmri-iliun bill. 'l‘lm musid.
r-ruiintl of Hair Iiil was prurtlvully mun
pit-lull Mutllluy. mni llw lull .u-ntuml on
tlwomnl iwlug puns-ll. \rluu Ziir. llam—
lmnmh oilvrmi on anwiniuwnt appropriat-
imr spontwml for tho destruction of tho
liussbm mu ion or thistlu.
it was imbmliuluiy iuid lmluru tho sons
ntv when llil‘ norlmlturul bill Was again
taken up. A [mini or nrdu-r mmln against
it. won decided in ilw nogntivo by a mic
of tho comical-5:6 to i.“ . 'l‘lio umcndmout
cousumtsl ilm remainder of tho day and
led in r-nllsldrvrublo tliscuadnn. It was
mloptod by a min of :27 to ‘31.
Forum! unimportant bills m'ro pnssvd
rorly in tho day.
'l‘bc house [laser-d lilo llullvy Voluntary
bankruptcy bill by n rota cl ill? to Hi and
domicd the remainder of the day to busi-
ness rcporicd from the judiciary commit-
tee. Only two bills, however, were dis~
old-«om to create an additional cir-
cult u for the Eighth ludiclnl circuit
and tligczher matting cited States rail-
road rations for the purpose of luris‘
diction oitlzcns oi the states through
which they pass or into which they go.
Postman“! Appflilhm.
Wasmsmos‘, J ‘ 1&me lourth class
postmortem appoiu wars:
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limos:
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strolls, rs.
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royals at». Miss Janus Johnson:
magma- Kai-nan.
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iiialized Air or cocaine. No
Extra Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 to Sit)
Office hours. tram 8 a. m. to 6 p in.
Dr. Boutwoll is main 3. preparation in illi-
llug which renders t is operation as nearly
painless as possible without injury to the
teeth.
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
H 0 U S E M 0V E R .
Buildings moved in first—class order. Steam
boilers and heuvv machinery is “whisky.
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£121 ly Box 334, Norwaik. Conn.
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get a'plain and dotinlto‘eontmct. Do
not allow yourself to ho deiudml or estimates.
Ibo not be lili~lt‘ll in mmes.—’l’mnlncs. semi-
l‘ontlucs, iii-tribute :1. Plans. i‘uusois. elm,
however vkilii‘uilv rim lil‘ll, all mean some-
thlngimlutluim and uncertain. Twenty. tif-
teen, ten )‘ttM‘h is a long Kilns to wait. to find
out what you have got. Many changes will
bapncniutlmttlmu. Hotter know what you
are paying for when you start. All schema
whereby some are to gain What. others lose are
alluring and dclusivo, lillll upon this basis
lonlinunuri Distribution Estimates are made.
onus possibly you may be one of the losers.
lemembor that. the Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.. is entitled to your first
consideration, since it holds a foremost place
among the Lilo insurance Companies of this
Country. and odors superior advantages in all
i'gaturcs of the business, together with Great
l inanciul Security. Insure in the Connecticut
General Lilo Insurance Co. Every Policy is
a dlroct. simplu, and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is left indefinite to be settled at a fu-
ture time. 8. s. L'HOMMEDIEU. Ag't.
111 Washington Stroot.
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or 3m 9051 run rm“
mm or 25 CENTS.
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MRS. DH. N. A. BUllFUHD
Can be consulted at her oilice,
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. tuna,
from 10 a. in. to 7 p. m. arty daycxcopt Sunday.
This Doctor is a regulur pb 'siciun and for
the rut sixteen years has mm etlu: lilSEASES
of 'OMEN a specialty. Ladies suffering
from any difiiculx ' incident to the sex can
consult Ur. liuilfon iu the. strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the most
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for mull nemeut (uses. Terms mod-
erutc. All letters promptly replied to. In-
close stamp. u!» it
com. *-
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
GOALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
ntdfiiflrus.
SOUTH NORWALK
and could
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llynn want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St...
”‘3? South Norwalk.
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but in old oryon . ii'vccrrlsdin rest
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Buyers
Is the cherishedzpian of all ad-
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buyers buy THE SENTINEL,
vertisors.
and it is; through their trade
that;all
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must
Prosper.
Norwalk Chronicler