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‘ acts of ' internal-choc with trains or other
thought being father to tho wish.
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‘ swoon Chicago. hikers
Must Stand Trial.
A soon}: or GASES scum nuts.
tho Btrilso Iaadar Dumas tho; Scab
hurl-on as Unauthorised and sun: mm
Alleged Slander- ot A. B. U. as Linda“
Life Doua't Trouble Kins.
Crimson, July 20.—~'l'he federal grand
jury returned 23 indictments in *Judgo
Seaman’s court and was discharged. In
the 23 indictments were included thc
names of about 75 individuals, who are
charged with violating the federal statutes
during the railroad troubles of tho last
three weeks.
District Attorney Milchrist refused to
give tho names of any of the indicted
persons, admitting, however, that there
were several new indictments against
Debs. Howard, Kclihcr and Rogers, the
chief officers of the American Railway
union. Included in some of the indict-
ments also arc other ofllccrs of the organi-
zation who have not been so‘promlnont
as tho four now in the county jail. Tho
others who go to make up the 75 are strik-
ers against whom arc charged specific
property of the companies.
Debs and tho other oiliccrs are in nearly
all of the 23 indictments. Whencver the
grand jury concluded to present a batch
of rioters who committed specific acts,
such as the detailing of trains, Dubs and
his companions were named with them
as conspirators.
In addition to that there is an indict-
ment‘against Dubs, Rogers, Kciihcr and
Howard charging them with conspiracy
to deprive a citizen of the United Staws
of one of his constitutional rights—that
is, the right to ship goods from one state
to another.
Mr. Milchrlst said tho question as to
whether Dabs and tho other oilicurs will
be compelled to give ball on ouch scparutc
indictment b not been settled, but will
be after the ash warrants are issucd
and served today. No indictments wcrc
returned against railroad ofllcials because
no information was given against them.
Bepudlates tho Scab Notice.
Eugene Debs said in an interview:
"The following notice is alleged to be
posted in various parts of tho stockyards:
“ ‘A. R. U .--To Whom It May Concern:
" ‘At a meeting held by the American
Railway union at Corcoran's hall the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt-
ed:
“ ‘Resolvcd, That all men continuing
in the employ of the railroad dcpartmcnts
of the Union Stockyards and Transit com-
pany. Armour-8: 00., Swift & Co. Mor-
ris & Co, the Burton Stock Car company,
the Street Stable Car company, the Conu-
dn Cattle Car copmany and other indus-
tries in the vicinity of tho atoclryards
whore railroad mcn arc cmploycd at 6 p.
m., \l’cdncsday. July in. ism, will ho
forever branded as scabs and treated us
such.’
“I uccd hardly any that tho llbOVi‘, so
far as tho oiliccrs of the American Rail-
way union are concerned, is a forgot-y. Of
course no such notice was issued or ap-
proved by us Nor have we any knowledge
as to how, when or by whom this action
was uutborizcd or posted. Tho first in-
formation wc had on tho subjcct was whon
it was brought to our nation in the daily
papers.
"This is a fair samplc of tho molhods
that havu boon cmployed to poison the
public mind against tho strikc and thoso
otlicially connvcwd thcrswith. The most
flagrant inlsohomis have passed current
for tho truth.
“For instance, a fcw days ago a story
was publishcd to tho effect that Mrs.
Higinbotham was seriously ill in Montana
and not expoctcd to live, and that Mr.
nglnbothmu had appealed to mu to allow
the dying wife to be brought homo to 880
her friends for tho last than by spcclnl
train; that in a brutal manner 1 declared
that not a wbccl simuid turn. This base
and heartless fulsvhmu‘. has boon widcly
clrculutod and Las dune incalculahis damv
ago to innocent man
[who Grows Indicuani.
”Need I say that no such rcquost or
nppc'ai was rcccivcd from Mr. lllginboth-
am? Nomi I further say that if such an
appeal had been made, without rcfcrcnco
to its source, even though it had been in
behalf of a poor washcrwoman, I would
have responded had it been in my powor
to do so? in such an vrncrgcncy a man
who would not aiford the rcquircd relicf
Would be as dostituto of heart as a hycna.
Tho writer of tho dumnablc falschood may
accept this as personal to himself, his
"Column uftor column of viliflcation
and coined slandor has been published to
servo the malignant purposcs of the sub-
sidizod pross. in a littlo tlmc tho truth
will prcvail. The wrong will bc put down:
the right will be cnthronod. Uur strug-
glo is for humanity. Why chargo us falsc-
ly with inhumanity?
“In this connvction I may add that our-
taln tolugrama huvn boon published which
wum m it nutboriml or transmittcd by any
other! of our organization. Stripped of
fulso and l-xtrnncous mutter, tho charges
will fall to tho umnnd. Mvnntimc we
can afford to be patient, and wo say with-
out bravado that wc prcfcr to ha in jail
with our convictions to bcing free without
tlmm."
mill licllovo In tho Strike.
. Pilll.M)l'1i.l'lllA. July flit—Tbs Knights»
of Labor olllcinls in this city, according
to Editor richocnfurbor, helluva that tho
strikc in Chicago is stronger now than it
was We wscks ago. in support of this
tin rmint to the fact that thcrois nota
switchnnm or yardmastcr at work in tho
stockynrds except groan hands. and that
Thursday :30 cuginccrs andfircmsn quit
Work, refusing to endanger their lives by
Working with incxpcricncud switchmcn.
wnl not stain soldiers.
Brim, Mon, July Bil—Tho striksrs
are making no premrntions to rccoivc the
troops who arc expected to arriva today.
The local onion-s of the A. B. U. say not
the slightest mlstanco will be mudsto
the soldiers, but they will "mats it in«
thrusting for scuba" A bridgo bslcw
films, on tho Union Pacific, wot-maroon
Mop Burials law Honors.
Atom, July so.-hisimp parks of its
diocese of its Roman Catholic
churchhssbscnsppointsdto at t
otthchlghssids‘rssin Mallard.
noiyfiopnlgsnm
wwoaummmm
3 saw,
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swarmiluly ..
sight in tho may parlor whoa mm
01 the svtivo woman cameo in“ thus!-
frugs movement met some numbers of the
constitutional convention and tried to
cvolvo applun to compel tho full convention
to act on the suffrage question. ‘
Mrs. Grosnlcat. Miss Mills, Mrs. Lin-
coln, Mrs. Lillie Dcvcrsux Blake and Mrs.
Ahoy were the bravo woman of the party.
Invitations had been scat to at least 100
members of the convention, but only 21 of
these respondcd. and they included Messrs.
Lantcrbach, who presided; Dcan. Goodallc,
Cnssldy, Lincoln, Moore, Johnston and
Barhitc.
Mr. Lautcrbach stated that tho confer-
ence was for tho purposo of trying to ur-
rive at the best mothod of gutting the
question bcforo the convention. It was not
advisable to divide upon thc several prop-
ositions presented.
Mrs. Blakc thought it would be best to
confer as to which is the stronger amend-
ment and than support it. Mr. Barhlto
said that as a conservativu ho. thought it
Wu (1 be best to uni thc amendment
tbs provides for subm tting tho question
of female suffrage to the [apple at the
polls next Novcmimr. He had heard a
member who did not favor sudragc say
that ho would vote in the convention for
such a proposition, although ho would
votc against it at the polls. I'Io believed
thcrc were many of tho sumo mind.
Several others pn~scnt thought it advis-
able to mnkctho light on this amendment,
practically Mr. 'i‘uciivr's, lmcausc it would
undoubtedly gut mom votcs than the di-
rcct proposition for suffragc.
When tho conivrvnco cogdudvd, no doli-
nitc plan was adopted, but it was gener-
ally understood that the public referen-
dum omcndmcnt would bo tho one to
make tho light on in open convention.
The committee on proamblc gavo tho
pool sellers and race tracks in the state an
advantago by deciding unanimously to re-
port advorscly Mr. Tokulsky’s amendment
constitutionally forbidding the sale of
pools or other chances upon the result of
any raw or trial of the speed or cndurunco
of contesting horses, or the making, pluc~
ing or rcgistcring of any bet or wager
upon or concerning nny_such race or trial
of speed or ondumucc, in any manner
whatsoever, within this state.
The commit howcvor, decided that
it would ”with subcommittee to con-
slder the question bf constitutional prohl-
bition in all forms, and tho chairman
named Messrs. A. H. Green, Vcddor and
Parker.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Three Miners Killed and Two “art In a
Colliery Accident.
\VllddAMSTOWb’, Pa, July fill—Three
miners wero killed and “so badly injured
in an accident which happened in tho
Williamstown oollicry. The dead are John
Llcwllyn, aged 50; Joseph itadcnbush,
aged till, and Martin ’l'atc. aged 40. Thu
injured are William Clark and a minor
whoso numo has not yct bccu mccrtaincd.
Both tho wounded man will rccovcr.
'I‘hc accidunt hopponcd as tho mun worc
coming to tile surfaco after having com~
plotcd their day's work. Just how it oc-
curred is not quite clear, but it is suppos-
cd that tho hoisting apparatus became
disurrnngod and in some manner forced
the car in which the men worn ascending
the truck and pressed it tightly against
tho top of the slope.
The unfortunate occupants wcm dragged
along and squeezed between the car and
tho roof until the nun-binary wm stopped.
All of the dead mcn wcrc marricd and
lcavo largo families. The coroner will
hold an inqucst today.
SWITCH LEFT OPEN.
Bad Accident Near Albany on the Delaware
and Hudson.
Auun', .luiy fill—A fast train on the
Delaware and Hudson ran into an optm
switch at Esperanto and crashed into a
train of eight freight cars. Tho fireman,
Henry l’aimcr of uncouth, was scolded
and his logs Wurc broken. He died half
an hour latur. ills wlfo was on tho train.
Truman Austin, thocnginccr, sustained
two compound fractures of tho right leg,
besides being scolded and cut. Tho ongino
was complctcly turned ovcr. Tho accl-
dcnt was tho rusult of carelessness.
Fire Alarm System Crippled.
Humorous, July 20.——Thc control office
of tho iiaitimom city ilro alann system,
locatod in tho city hall, was destroyed,
and the department is dcpandcnt upon the
rocket systcm to call out tho companion
in ms of liro. ()no of the circuits bocnmo
crossed with an electric or trolley wire,
and in a short limo tho cxpcnsivo switch-
board and instruments wcro dcstroyod.
Poisoned by lilacltbonlss.
Mrootsrown, N. Y., July 90.—-Thcmas
Golsolhardt of this city and his family of
four utc sumo blackberries on Sunday
which had been piohcd among poison ivy
vines. They are all dangerously ill, haw
lug apporcntly boon poiaoncd.
l’aviors' Btriho ‘l'hroatcnml.
PHILADELPHIA, July mulls the result
of tho discharge of a union gang and tho
onlploymcnt of ltalinns in tllcir stand on
work for thc Electric Traction company
a strlkc of all tho union paviors in this
city is thruutcncd.
Japan Equipping Warships.
I.ll’l-‘.itl'iml., July :m.-—~’l‘hc Japanese
govcrnmcnt has purchased six stoumships
which bclongcd to the English lino run-
ning imtwwn Livcrwoi and China. 'i‘ho
stoamcrs arc bolus omiippmi for carries in
tho event of war.
Wrochod the synagogue.
Unca, N. Y., July 20.--—An explosion
occurrcd in tho Jewish synagoguo halo,
wrucking the building. ’l‘hc cause of the
explosion is not known. Thorn worn no
services in the church and had not boon
during the day.
Wag-or rsstival at Hair-nth.
Bsiusc'm. July £0.»er annual Wag-
ner musical festival began bars. A great
concourse at pcoplo has arrived in the
town, and the United States. as usual. is
well "presented.
Giant Powder on tho hash.
Plum. A. 'l‘., July sou—A lop
quantity of giant powder was found
instruct at the Santa D's, Prescott
mu railway in a. city limits
MOIAWMOM
July Manama-«Ab,
will ssiion tbs, Gum lino-ism
as, his formalin
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sue-ram mcm_ ‘
Painless Blinding Will Gas.
liiaiizel ill or Cocaine. in
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Sets of Tech. $5 to $I0
owes hours, from 8 a. m. to ii p m.
Dr.Boutwcllis usin a preparation in illi-
ling which readers I 4: operation as nearly
E33?“ as possible without injury to the
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 to. Main St, so. "small.
In“ 1m
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Tontlne and Distribution Estimates are made.
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We have. prepared a feast of Garments and Furnishings for
hot weather. Be comfortable and neatly dressed. Prices are
low enough as you will say if you but favor as with; a call.
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ceptcd, llulil further notice.
W. 0. 'BENEUIGT & 00MPANY,
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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IT IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL THAT
The New York Grocery 00.
Arc giving the best value in all kinds of groceries. Our 230 But.
ter- is the best and cannot be equalled in the city. Don’t take any
notice of petty grocery concerns who tell you that you cannot
buy good Butter for the price we are selling it.
Wc are giving the largest presents over offered with our
Teas and Coffees.
The New York trucery 00.,
Donovan's Building. Washington St. South Hawaii.
all MAIN STREET. NORWALK,
FORTIETH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
alon'rvsixrn sr. mm Flitiii'l‘ AVENUElNEW mm“
' l wn as a idea role that any form animal supplied rsaulsrl mm at
CU mfilél‘dic. of to from my stairway, will dons ”Khmm' “a at Y lly.
and will mm improve batm- in can cancel. i3? simply as, they “whim u“
that can procured. and quits! than from in and tho or other extraneous mattsr. on pay
no more than for lnisrior grsdss.
PRAIT’S F000 F00 "0083 AND BATTLE.
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