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In Jail-Blun0fl olua Settlement of the
Southern Pacific strike.
Cmcaco, J uly 2l.-—-The members of the
finer-at executive board of the Knights of
her this morning hogan a several days'
session. Routine business is said to be
the cause of the .mectlng. though the
strike will be taken up, and measures will
be adopted to push forward an impeach-
mcnt of Attorney General Oiney.
Only two of the men indicted by the
federal grand jury gave bail in the United
States court. Moat ot the day was con-
Iurncd in milking out bench warrants
against the indicted. The men who gave
bail Wore J. J. liunnahan, vice grand
master of the Brotherhood 0! Fireman,
and August Hodges, one at the Brighton
park strikers.“ Bench warrants for all the
mon included in the indictments were
handed to the marshal to be served. They
numbered 73.
Hounahan is charged with intimidating
and endeavor-lug to induce a ilremun to
leave hie cab.
Debs and the other ofllciala are already
under $10,001) bull each under the original
indictment returned against them. Their
bail under the five new indictments has
been fixed at $3,000 upon each charge-—
in all “FLOW—which each will be requir-
ed to giro. '
A muss meeting of L500 men was held
at Ogdon's grove, and Dubs was nominat-
ed for president of the United States amid
great enthusiasm. The speakers were lo-
cal labor men, not! their rcruurks were all
of one tenor. They eulogizcd Debs and
denounced President Cleveland. The
meeting declared itself an utterly opposed
to the Democratic and Republican parties
and predicted a sweeping success for tho
Populism in the next election.
Mob at Pullman.
The First regiment, I. N. G. , was called
to arms at tho Pullmnn works by the tu-
mor that a riot wua in pmgrcss. investi-
gation showed that the report was caused
by a crowd of women and children who
had hurled rocks, mud and insulting epi-
thets at the Pullman laundry girls who
have gone to work. One of tho nonunion
girls attempted to escape and was chased
several blocks by the crowd. She finally
escaped, and the troops soon restored
quiet.
A crowd oi strikers overturned two
loaded stock cars in the stockyards, and
a striker throw a switch in front of a
Northeastern freight, detailing the cost no.
The strikers continued their throats
agulnst workmen, and several outbreaks
occurred. but all were quickly suppressed
by the police.
Fifty Hollondsrs who have been emv
ploy-oil about tho works no lumber shov-
ers. truck grnders and repairers left the
southeastern gate of the Works for their
homes in Rowland. They had a guard of
ill policemen, commanded by Lioutcnnnt
Barnett. Scarcely had they come from the
works when 1110 0! the strikers, shouting
“Scuba!" and other names. surrounded
them. They took the some course toward
Rowland as had been taken by the inun-
dry girls. Before ltmolandrwns reached
the crowd following thorn had increased
largely, and it became necessary for the
pollen to charge it. sovcrul times. with a
liberal use of the club, batons it was dl5~
parsed. Each of the men was followed to
his homo by several strikers, but none
was molested.
in the election the American llallwny
union delegates to the state senatorial con-
vention were elected by 2“ to lot.
Trouble In the Brotherhood.
Tom-11m, July El. ~A condition of adults
has developed amonir the Brotherhood
engineers on the Wabash system which
may tend to trouble in that order. Since
the Wabaoh resumed trnlllc after the strike
aonn- 701) engine mun, of whom too are
engineers, largely Brotherhood men, and
tho other 301) firemen, have never boon
called on to report for duty, while their
engines are run by now men. Neither
have they boon notified of dismissal. They
im- aimply “hung up. "
The Brotherhood engineers onetime that
they are not wanted. They any that oi
the new men who have taken their places
a number am Brotherhood men, and that
for tho latter to displace them is contrary
to the laws of the order. They propose to
moire things lively in the order for some
one, probably Chlei Arthur.
CLEVELAND, July lit—Chis! Arthur
said in an lnterivew: "The engineers on
the Wabash struck out of sympathy for
the A. R. if. without the aanotlon and in
clear violation of tho laws oi the Brother-
hood of lumoluotiw Engineers. An 1 have
repeatedly ututod of into, under these con-
dition» any mombor of our order bad the
full right to iuko it place vucutmi by a
striking engineer."
Mly Bottle the Californi‘ “Ilka.
HAN FltANClHt‘n, .luly iii.—-lt is propho-
alod on all chive that tho Southern Pacific
atriiio in to be mottled by Monday next. it
is rumored about thnt negotiation» of
«cum sort are pending between the strike
loaders and the rnilroud cillcials, but. those
rumors cannot positively be authenticated.
it b1 simply known that the strikers tit
Oakland wln‘d to President Debs asking
whether they were authorized to negotlmo
with the railroad nillclnln. and that Doha
anuworod practically instructing the Cali-
fornia unions to out no they would doom
advisable. in the taco of those atorlt-a
of pending negotiations it is o slgniilcnnt
fact that the strikers are no longer cficr-
Ing any violence to residents. and that
the number oi guards going out on trains
has been greatly reduced.
A Skirmish in Oklahoma.
Wrcmra, Kart. July 2L~A clash and
interchange of shots occurred between sol-
diers guarding Rock inland road proper-
ty and u body of men from South Enid.
0. 'l‘., near that town. The Enid man
attempted to surprise the troops. who
were guarding a railway bridmfilresuma-
bly intending to destroy the structure.
They were dismverod. however, and in
the melee which loliowed Corporal (liavsa
was seriously wounded by a bullet in the
left side. The tiring brought up a detach-
ment of soldiers. who diapaned the mob
and arrested moral rim.
Burned try otrtkin; Illa-rs.
Fumnrsnum, Pa, July 91.—Ths ill-at
incendiary action in connection with the
coal strike took place in this section what
the ripple, scatehoune. several mine care
and 100 last of trestle at floaldalo mine
He. 4, operated by 0. Party Jun-a, were
burned.
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Krsosmu. N. Y., July 21,—Auothcr
day of torrid heat has passed hero. The
memory ranged iron: 98 to 101 degrees in
the shade. and there was a greater dome
of humidity than of late. The drought is.
becoming extremely serious in the central
Hudson valley, no rain 0! any consequence
having fallen for many weeks. The newly
.nown meadows are brown and bare un-1
der the burning sun, which daily pours:
down upon them from on unclbuded airy. i
Parohlng winds have divested the soil at
nearly all traceu of moisture. The potato
crop is ruined. corn is curled up, and oats
and. buckwheat will be a failure. All
hood crops are culturing terribly, and or-
chards are dropping their fruit prema-
turely. The yield of raspberries has been
very poor, and irult growers,aro much
discouraged
Luwxsrou, Mo, July 2l.-—-The ther-
mometer registered lrom 101) to 105 in the
shade.
Eamon, M0,, July {IL—It was the hot-
test day in 21) years. The thermometer is
quoted at [mm 95 to 101) in the shade at
various points.
Lawmzxcu, Muse, July 21.--The weath-
er here has been very hot. The thermom-
eter register-d from 95 to 97 in the shade.
GLOVERSVILIJ-l, N. Y., July 21.—Tho
memory stood at its degrees for several
hours
BATH, M0,, July 21.-—In some of the
ahipyarda no work was attempted, and in
all work was suspended by noon, oven the
street department force yielding to the
hot weather.
LITTLE FALLS, N. Y., July 2l.-—lt was
the hottest dny experienced lu-ro in yours.
The mercury was 114 in the shade at one
time.
Scorn Fltrilllxnlldll, Mass, July 91.—
On account of the cacosslvo heat at the
state camp, where the militia is nowgquar-
torod, all drills wgvre ordered postponed.
The mercury reached 10.3 degrees on tho
parade ground. Fortytour men were
overcome by the bent.
Mr. Cleveland Will Take 3 Rest.
ATLANTIC ()m’, July Ill.—-Senntur Ja-
cobs of Brooklyn hos received a letter from
the president stating that he would be
hens early next week previous to his trip
to Blizzard's Buy. Mr. Cleveland will
come direct irom Washington and will
remain it short time as Senator Jacobs‘
guest. He will be accompanied by Gov~
ernor Flower of New York, who will make
a stay of equal length.
Buebnll.
National League Games—Boston, l2;
New York, 1. Brooklyn, ti; Philadelphia,
2. Wmhington, a; Baltimore, l2. Louie~
ville, 7; Cleveland, 4. Cincinnati, 7; Pitts.
burg, 6.
Eastern League Garnes—Tmy, 5; Hanan
i0. ll. Providence, 10; Binghamton, 1.
Syracuse, 5; 11310.9. Wilkosbarro. ll;
Springfield 3.
Taken to the Asylum.
BOSTON. July 21.»lierbert M. Johnson,
a member of it well known firm of chom-
ists and one of the experts for the govern-
ment before the ways and means comtult‘
tee on the McKinley bill, has been taken
to the McLean Insane asylum.
Triple Public Banging.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 21.——Peter Dn-
v'ia, Dan Washington and Charles Ezell,
all colored, Wl‘l't] hanged on the some scal-
iold at the county jail hero. 'l'wo thou-
sand people witnessed the execution.
Plague ship at Philadelphia.
I’muontrura, July 21.——'l‘ho schooner
Joseph W. Foster, from Rio Janciro. is
detained at quarantlno for fumigation.
Two oi her crew are sick. and it is thought
they may have yellow fever.
Fireman Killed. .
Sonwn‘u, Conn, July 2l.—leght
Beebe of New lmudon, u tlromnn on the
local freight. was killed by It morning
passenger train on the New London
Northern road.
Killed by the Care.
Monmorowx, .\'. .l., July 21,—Alsop
Purity, tit) yours old. wns struck by an
express train on the Doluwnro, llookawan—
no and Western railroad and instantly
killed
United States Troops Returning.
Oswnon, N. Y., July iii.——Company C,
Ninth United States infantry, arrived
irom Chicago. accompanied by seven com-
panies, who proceeded to Sackott'a Har-
bor.
BoptIu Church Burned.
BELLE thmos. l’a. July til.—-Fire de-
stroyed the Baptist church. Lynn's gen-
eral store. four dwellings. MoCl-lu’s grist
mill, ileeves‘ hotel and three stables.
Will Take n Vote Monday.
Loxnon, July 21.——lt has been arranged
that a division on the evicted tenants bill
will be taken on Monday next in the
houao of commons.
Drowned While Bathing.
Aaurnv PARK, 3:, J., July ill.—-llenry
Barnsdulo or l'lillndolpbia. a waiter ot the
Hotel Nornmmllo at Seobright. was drawn
ed while bathing.
fluabnud lit-ad, Wile May Recover.
“ANNE. Witt, July iii.——-Captaln John
Crniiglc shot his wito twice and killed
himself. llc dlod Instantly. ills wlto
may recover.
Anny‘lmeer Dead.
i’uovrnrtxcc, July ill.-Cnlonol Wil-
liam ll. Avery, on onlcor oi the war do-
partment, died at Baysldo while on leave
of absence. M
More Honors For the Chicago‘s Crew.
Buxmanw, July ei.--Klng Leopold on
Saturday next will receive the omcara at
the United States cruiser Chicago. now at
Antwerp. ‘
Negro Cordon-er Killed by a Hob.
Manson, Mist. July lil.--Alleu Myers,
an alleged negro conjurer, was set upon
and killed by a mob of negroes in Rankin
county.
Weather broom.
Increasing cloudiness and thunder-
atorms; decidedly cooler saturdsy aven-
lu; winds shitting to northwest.
Wash Adkins Hinged.
FAYITTIVILLI. W. Va. July Sll.--Wash
Adkins was hanged hora tor the murder
of in Ilatittml last November.
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Austin, July ai.~—The congressional
convention hare nnomtuatod Joe Bayara
tor congress by a rising vote.
Arkansas Pavilion
Lima Rout. July 2L~Tha Populist
“convention nominated for governor
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