Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
News Summary.

New York, juno 14.--It rs reported
that the grand jury has indicted one .oi
the prominent leaders Of the eight-hour
strike
SIZE strikers were arrested to-day fe4
threake ning working men who refused
to Join them.
Seven>eighths Of Steinway's workmen
have yesumed work. The striking pi-
ano men, backed by other strikes, have
arranged to assemble at Steinway's fac,
tory early to-morEow morning, TO prevent
workingneD fro@ entering. The police
will be on hand IN force.
Five thousand machinists, iron m oal-
ders and boiler makers, of Brooklyn are
among the strikers for eight hours of la
Dor or ten kouFs pay, and employers re-
fuse to acecde to, their demands. ln
several instances the strikers visited the
establishments and forced the men to
strike.
New York. June 15.-This morning
a large number os strikers made a
threatening demonstration in the vicini-
ty of Steinway and other large piano
manufactures, but the police force
charged the strikers and dispersed tbean
before on outbreak occurred. The stri-
kers took possession of piano factory
on forty second street, this morning, aud
had to be driven off by the police, who
used their clubs freely.
Yreka, June 15.-1.ast "Wednesday
eu old man named Leopold Baboseyosky,
q native Of Poland, was found dead in
his cabin on Cottonwood creek. The
Coroner's jury found that he came to
his death by poison, but Whether admin
istered by himself or others vas to the
jury uuknoBp.
San Jose, June IS. Joe Bersmerer.
driver of an express wagon, vas instant
Iy killed last night by being thrown
from a horse he was riding.
Two Spaniards, wearing black masks,
broke into the house of Jose Pareses,
while the latter was away aud assaulted
his young wife who fed, leaving yo.ng
child in a hammock The rufians
then set 6re to the house. The mother,
alarmed for the safety OF her child re
turned, when she vas brutally outraged
by the finds. The child was so badly
buried that DO hopes of Its re :overy are
entertained. The police are after the
ieuds, whose names are known, and ii
is believed they will be brought to pun
ishmept.
Truekee, Jupe l5.-Tbis evening
Barney Miner, telegraph operator, Is
years Of aee, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head with a
revolver. lie has . mother in Sacra-
meRto.
st Loais, June j. Crop reports
FROM over 100 points in Missouri, Hi
n"is, Kansas and Nebraska, say the
winter wheat is very poor.
Chicago, June IA construction
train on the new railroad building
,hr ugh Ford City, Illinois, ran of the
track this morning. Seven men were
killed and many others injured.
New York, June l7.-Stokes' trial is
postponed until Wednesday morning.
The employees of the sugar refinery
refused to strike this morning. Four
hundred strikers gathered around the
theater. The police dispersed them af-
ter vigorous clubbing. Al coachma-
kers, five thousand in number, have re-
turned to work this morning on the 3
hour system.
Jersey City June II. - This morn
ing strikers began to gather in the w
cinity of Mathison Il Winters refinery,
but were dispersed by the police.
Boston, June 1.-THE first day of
the International Peace Jubilee opened
with delightful weather
Boston, June IA British bark
arrived this morning about sunrise.
Cannon are pealing and bells ringing
in celebrating the battle OF Bunker Hill
A reception procession for visiting bands
formed at : A. NJ. The streets are
thronged aad spectators aud people are
pouring in from all quarters. Nearly
all business is suspended. In. the morn
ing the Grand Chorus assembled in the
lyceum aud rehearsed the evenings pro-
CANINE.
San Francisco, June 17.-Midnight
The line is down east of Corinne in
of q heavy wind storm in
that section.
San Francisco, j une 1S.--The steamer
Montana is coming in, she is three days
overdue.
Socks are at stand still. TRANSACT
tions are not numerous.
Senator Silver Mining Company sled
certificate of increase of stock from
$780, 900 to 81 400, 900 to-day :
Mrs McKeroe, widow with grown
up daughter, was arrested to-day as the
steamer was leaving for Panama, and
committed to the insane asylum. She
eluded ihe vigilance Of the family and
made arrangements to embark for her
her old home in Ireland. impelled by
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