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uaiseston: Inc once oil district and
county clerk' together with the records
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WIN saie ioas VI ner nliI-en Inas.' yAius'
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9An ianci'eo. a roi'iaiiu uiSi''cn
says. NalnAh Eaton, aSsiS'An' pos.-
master AZ spanish lio'io"' was arrested
,of roooihg the mans. S'eaiinRS "hlch
nave been systematically pursued Tor
several months were confessed upon
DuDhn, ocpoDer TO- Inc "dseue
puDishes proclamation declaring
county Kerry IN a state oi distur-
pance, requiring additional poiice. a
reward Oh nVe thousand dollars Is OIL
ierea ior the capture Oh the muruerers
Oh Ar. hulchins.
Constantinople' octooer w.: Cos
cnen INC Drnisn ainpaasaoor mas ih-
lof fineo Inc porte lnal lhe rrince Oh
montenegro VIII undertake 10 hperate
'ne mussuimans imprisoned IN lodo-
sofi'1A ior agilating ana VIII proclaim
AlnneS'ey a'ter tne surrender Oh Dui-
oisno.
New York: At a meeting of the
directors OF the Western Union tele-
graph company 'o-uay al tne olhcefs
were re'eiec.ea' W. Norwin ureeh
was iu-eieo.ea presiaeh. anu nessrs'
van norne' i"omoiy' stager' Durkee
anu ' an Every re-e'ec'eu vice preS'-
uen's
New Orleans: J. Oliver Wright,
cashier oil ex-sherin Gathreaux, charged
with the embezziement OF $s3,soO OF
city scrip anu s3o,VoO OF taxes collected
s,.. ~. ,.e s' :. 'no sns'' las sn
1'seuAsee ou 'ue siounu 'nA' "isn.
vs. oi''5 an e'hyioyee " ua'nieiuA anu
IN Nv way io'pon''D'e y 'ie Guy
faris, October l9.; Felix Pyatt has
oeen sentenced In Contumacian to two
l,Vu frances Tor MS article justifying
the attempt OF berezowski to assassin
ATE the emperor OF Russia In Paris In
1867. Roberts the manager OF Pyatt's
paper the Commune, has been sentenced
al l.a
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BRIEF TRLRGRAMs.

Toronto: A considerable quantity
of snow fell IN northern and western
Canada.
San Francisco: Sundays fires,
lumber and hay, city front, loss by
both about $40, 900.
Paris, October 10: The most of
the admirals have been ordered to
withdraw Us soon rs Dulcigno surren-
ders.
Milwaukee,: Edward C. Ryan chief
justice of the supreme court of Wis
consin, died to-day. He had national
reputation.
Vienna, October 10: kilograms
from Athens report large quantity of
ammunition for heavy artillery as hav-
ing been landed at Pieracus.
Wheelock, Vt: Byron Blake this
morning murdered his mothep sister
and step father with n knife and hung
himself. Insanity the cause.
New York: The marriage OF Mrs.
ae' ~o" y. 'uo iA.e 'Aiie'
LA'na' Vi Onu, :" ooi' 'aines :
D"'sns, y, ''''Ao'use' "' 10 an
-
Do''on' Ine 'o"h VI ''anu"i.n, .ape
italian laborers. The trouble is be-
lieved to have been caused by non-pay-
A'e"'o y. ""s
Gan fi",e mss 'ni, o"'
n.un' s."Hu nieeo '. oo". non'
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ana s'a. va" 's ''''P
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THE sr0kM.
Further Partie.I.rs OF Its Rayaxe.
On LAnd and sea.

On La.d and sea
Sioux City, Oct. IA storm Of sleei
set in here Friday and became a severe
snow storm on Saturday continuing in
q modified form through Sunday and
yesterday. All the railroads leading tC
this city except the Sioux City and
Pacific have been blockaded, but ths
Central is open to-day and the Other
roads are fast getting out of the drifts
The weather has not been cold but Z
large loss In stock is reported. Nearly
every farmer suffered. One man in thil
county Is reported to have lost 800
head Of sheep. Losses Of cattle, from
one head to five heads in Dakota, Ne.
braska and Iowa are reported. The
oldest inhabitant does not remember .
storm Of such severity so early in the
season.
Washed Ashore.
Holland, Mich, October ia
man just in from Ventura, eight miles
north, says that during the night 4 buck
ct. two life preservers and cabin door
all marked Alpena came ashore there.
A lot Of camp stools, part Of the for
ward deck, the inside portions showing
fine grained work, one piano with up
per lid gone, Vischer, New York max
er, also oval stairway and 4 bucket
found on the beach one mile north Of
the harbor. The bucket Is marked
steamer Alpena, nothing else is mark
ed.
Holland, Mich. October 1e.-
Pieces OF the wreck OF the steamer
Alpena are still coming ashore. The
piano has been identified. The body
Of Mrs. Bradley, of Santa Fe, was the
first to come ashore. She had been
spending the summer at Grand Haven
with her two children. Watchers are
patrolling the shore waiting for further
wreckage.
Grand Haven, October 19.-Passen-
engers ON the Alpena as far as can be
learned are W. S. Benham, Ed. Herald
and wife, NJ. Crossman, Mrs. b. F.
Curtis and Captain II. V. Squier, Of
Grand Haven; Mrs. Bradley and two
daughters, Santa Fe; Mrs. S. b. Cole,
Illinois; sister of F. II. Holbrook, Mus
kegon. agent Goodrich, line; II. T.
Locke, agent Hill Bros, New York;
Rev. Farrell Hart and wife, White
Pigeon, Mich; Mr.. Ridger, agent glass
works, Syracuse, N. Y; John ]. Bow
en-, ex-steward Of the Alpena; John
Osborn wife and three children, Chi
cago; Maggie Mock, ex-stewardess Of
the Alpena; N. A. McGilvery, st. JOS
eph, Mich; n man with three children
name unknown; Z. Kuster, Fred
Spaieth, G. Hollinger of Grand Rap
ids; L. Landreth, Muskegon. The
following are supposed to have been on
the Alpena: L. d. Peyton, New
York; Harvey L. st. Clair, Chicago;
w. c. Pettibone, Chicago; Jew by
the name of Bob Sinky, scrap iron
buyer Of Chicago.
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The Report.

New York, Oct. 19.-At the Tam
many hall county convention, this af-
ternoon, Jonn Kelly presented report
Of the conference with the Irving hall
democracy. The report named Will
liam 4. Grace for mayor; Frederick
Smythe, for recorder; August J. Doch-
arty, for register; VIM. Saner and J. j..
Slevin, for aldermen at large. All
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MARKET.


The recent purchases made by Mr..
Hellman In the east are beginning to
arrive, and are on exhibition at his
warerooms. Among the many fine
goods are the latest novelties In gentle
mems furnishing goods; fine boots and
shoes, and fashionable ready made
clothing. The one price system Of this
well-known house, works to n charm,
and all purchasers know that they get
the worth Of their money when they
buy at HELLMAN's.
Octl-tf
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nurIe.que ON the yen.r.ou CHM,

Mention, Ohio, Oct. 19-The Lincoln
club, Of indianapolis, 400 strong, visit
ed Garfield to-day, wearing straw hats
and linen busters as a burlesque on the
Jefferson club, in their city, who wear
rich costumes. Their spokesman said
they brought good news and promises
from Indiana, which Gen. Garfield said
he was glad to hear and referred to
their costumes, whichhe said resembled
the old continental uniform. He re-
ferred to Lincoln and Indiana's proud
history. He priced the news they
brought, not SO much because of its
personal relations, but because it showed
revival Of the spirit Of 1876, OF Abra-
ham Lincoln and universal liberty.
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The hest, neatest and most complete
l.arber shop and bath house In Chey-
snne. is kept by Hardin. under Dyer's
dipIpg hall, Eddy street ai5-d6m
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DROPPED

Pure Cider and White Wine Vinegar
ai7tf UNDERWOOD Il McGREGoR's.
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FURTHER
The Western fso,sl.

Strangers coming to Cheyenne should
stop ut the above named hotel, and
They will get splendid accommodation
In rooms and at the table, and be treat
Cd In An excellent manner by the genial
most, Herman Kimme. And those of
our citizens who want good day board
should patronize the excellent dining
rooms Of this hotel. The fare il No. /
and the rates are very reasonable.
jy11tf.
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Booths select oysters, the best In the
market and served In every style, at all
hours, at OVERS Hotel.
oct:itf
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BOTTOM

non,t be deceived about prices, but
oons and look at Goods at Polack's.
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OF THE

stylish Suits lower tLan any Other
house, at Polack's. o13tf
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viii offer some special Drires this
DRY GOODS.
Go and see what they are. ol7-3t
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Try the "a. & c." Bitters; they are
superior TO all others. Sold by Addoms
4 Glover. jy9tf
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South Arkansas, COL, Oct. 1s.-
Berry is not at the agency. 1t is sup
posed that he is concealed among the
Utes awaiting instructions from WASH
ington.
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R,y., and Youths Clothing at Po-
lacks.
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The Episcopal Convention and the
Indian.

New York, Oct. 19.-In the Episco-
pal convention the committee appointed
to consider steps for securing from the
government full protection of the civil
law for the Indians, recommended the
adoption Of resolution that commit
tee be appointed to observe the action
taken by the government for extending
to Indians legal protection of their civil
rights, and placing them under obedi-
ence Of the laws, and to promote such
measures rs to accomplish those ends.
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Baled Hay and Straw for sale at IXL
barn, delivered to any part Of the city.
aug24tf CHARLES II. TERRY.
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FRED. w. PrTKIN.
Reply OF seey. schurz.

Denver, October l9.-The Gov
ernor this evening received advices
from the interior department that u
telegram had been sent to agent Berry
TO the effect that criminal process of
the state is to be served upon him by
lawful officers, and his arrest made by
United states troops cannot interfere.
In case the militia are with the officers
and without process the United States
troops may be called upon to eject them
but no collision shall bo provoked and
IL discretion Is used none need occur.
The United States attorney has start
ed for the agency and will give all
necessary advice. The preservation OF
peace at the present time is all i'm
portant, and the department will CO.
operate to that end.
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Large lot Of choice Apples at
ol7-tf WEBB's.
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spIendid furnished and unfurnished
,.ons; best Of location Inquire 1t the
IEapEa once, OF j. G. BAIRD. jylltf
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Ready made clothing In great variety
and at the lowest prices, at
m2.tf SMITH & HARRIN0ToN's.
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Emissions. Avorrion To Society, Dimness OF
Vision. Noises In the Head; the vital fluid
passing unobserved In the urine. and many
other diseases that lead To insanity and
death.
DIR. MINTIE6 q CO. will agree 10 forfeit nve
hundred dollars for n case of this kind ,ie
VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
advice and treatmenD will not cure, or for
anything impure or Injurious found In IL.
DIR. MINTIE a CO. treat all private diseases
successfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice.
including analysis OF urine, S. Price OF W.
tai RESTORATIVH, 81 n bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40. sent To any address
upon receipt OF price, or Z. o. d.. secure from
observation, and In private name ~ desired.
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FUR N ITU RE

WANTED-A girl to do light house
work. Inquire OF Mrs. S. A. Bristol,
500 Ferguson street. o17d3t
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Choice Butter and Eggs at webb's.
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FOR

Heavy Underwear. all colors. at 20
lacks. el3tf
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THE SITUATION.
Gov. rtfEia 10 Secretary sehar1 ON
the state OF AGaIrs
1hs Department VIII Cooperate In
iterry's Arrest.
Sistsns KILLED and Part OF HI. Hand
Made Prisoner.

Denver, Oct. l9.-Last night Gov.
Pitkin telegraphed See Schurz that lac
had NO adyiees Of two companies OF mi
litia having started for the reservation
and dlshelieves the rumor. He says, al
though Berry's efforts to escape,
strengthen the conviction rs to his
guilt, ! have no apprehension Us TO his
personal safety when once in custody OF
the sheriff at Gunnison. He requests
the secretary to instruct the commander
Of the fort TO deliver Berry 10 the
sheriff.
The governor received a telegram
from Gen. Pope to-day, stating that he
had orders from the president 10 pro-
tect Berry from arrest pending the con-
sideration OF the subject by the attor-
ney general.
The Dispatch Received
Washington. Oct. 10.-The following
dispatch was received at the interior
department:
Denver, Oct. 1S-Hon. c. SchurZ,
secretary of the interior: As there is no
telegraphic communication to Gunni-
son City am unable to get accurate
and reliable reports from there. l
have no advices OF two companies Of
the state militia having started for the
reservation, and disbelieye the rumor.
The information which reached me Is
that the sheriff arrested Berry over a
week ago at the agency; that Berry
persuaded the sheriff to accompany him
to cantomnent about four miles distant
when he escaped from the sheriff. 1.-TWO
dispatches were received here to-day
concerning him, one stating that he is
secreted by the Indians, and the other
that he is protected by the commander
at the post. respectfully request you
to require the commander OF the post TO
deliver him to the sheriff OF Gunnison
county at Gunnison City. This will
avoid the necessity OF the sheriff taking
the state force with him to make the
arrest. Although his efforts to escape
have strengthened the conviction as to
his guilt, / have no apprehenslons as to
his personal safety when once in the
custom OF the sheriff at Gunnison.
Capt. Cline has been in jail for about n
week without being molested. The
sheriff telegraphed me that Berry and
the others are safe from the mob in
Gunnison. II you desire to have the
military commander deliver him to the
sheriff shall like TO he informed Of
that decision, that ! may notify the
sheriff at once that further prepara-
tions for making the arrest is unneces-
sary. lSignedl
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OUT

GUNS, ammunition, ETC., at the Wy
oming Armory. Just received a new
stock OF goods, at lowest prices. G.
Freund. n2tf
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For Rent Cheap.

Fine, large Apples at wsbb'a. Ol7u
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The Great English Remedy.

Is n never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea. LOST
MANHOOD, ,Impotency,
Paralysis and all tho
terrible effects Of Self
Abuse. youthful fol-
lies. and excesses In
mature years-such ms
loss OF memory, Las
Il tu Il q. Nocturnal
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Reading: A tramp On being refused
food to-day destroyed the barn Of G. $.
Mowry. 1t contained cattle and ma
chinery. Loss. $4,000. Citizens are
in pursuit.
Galveston: The Ne,es' special from
Calvert, Texas, says: A misunderstand-
ing between two negroes last night re-
suited in the stabbing and instantly
killing Of one OF them.
Harwood, Texas, Oct. 10. = An
ignorant old negro administered strych-
nine to three patients thinking 1t
quinine. Two died in n few hours and
the third is reported beyond recovery.
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Referred to the Presiding Elder.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-The Journals
Rockford special says: The committee
report in the case. of Rev. W. II.
Thomas, is that they disclaim certain
views which DIR. Thomas put forth in
his recent sermon. Recognizing the
pure character and intellectual ability
Of DIR. Thomas, yet they find that some
Of his views and methods Of statement
are destructive of the integrity Of Meth.
odistism; that he is essentially out Of
harmony with the NJ. E. church, and
think the issue should be made at once.
They recommended that the case should
be referred to the presiding elder of DR..
Thomas district. The report was
adopted and at the request Of DIR.
Thomas, Rey. Jewett and Hatfield were
requested to formulate the charges and
present them to the presiding elder.
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The "a. & c." Bitters ,ure general
debility and weakness. Sold by
matt Addoms q Glover,
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|rica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
, 1880-11-30
COUNTY MATTERS,

TltE matrimonial market was moderately
nctivo ycstorday. The tlemand for licenses upon
tho County Clerk aggregated oRhtoel,.
TUE additional Criminal Court room, soon 10
1e opened, Will no located In tho quarters now
occupied by tho Grnnd Jury, whoro Judge t,mit h
snt lust winter. Tho now court will have Il rlll
complement Of ba!lIirs md nttauues nnd viii
mid materially In keeping tho criminal oulcndvr
clcnr. Tho older cascs will probably bo tho tlrst
TIE Grand Jury heard twcnty.one cases yes.
tGr1iay. asd found seven true bills, sUyen no
pllls nnd pl1ssctl sevon r,scs. Thpy Indicted Al.
bert @. alntIy+ Il clerk wo hHl been in lin rtn
ploy 1f Field, Letter & Gu who ts cf,urrni viii,
pHrlnlnlnE goods lnlonglllK to tho IirIn in iii,
value nf Fs1h !nules Wa din, WIN wiH ulnnjoyud
BY !. '. Farwoll s. Co. was usu iu,jicItu for
lnruoty htcniiHt b. chrried tlsty Il sl1uWl yuluni
~ Elo, tho pruiursy Of hla employers, rh0 rrst
Of tho eMecs TGt0 bf no uAT,cels! Interest, Alter
through tho .lall headed Oy tho fososnan, Thoy
foi'l'd evnrythtng IN good condition.
SltEAIfy lI0rrMANN nnd his c,orks md t,onl.
ttea arn exceedingly busy clcnrtnx IN tho b,ssi-
ntss ot tl9 otfco III anticipation or t,sn 1,Irrgr.
ef az ~ ttio lncoutinE Sheriff, Uen .. L. MINI.
running t!io oce. lis Il9 will ilavs tho usslstnt,to
of II number Of tho old ontp.ny&s, whom he ru-
ta!na so fur ns Sheriff l[oraiti,It h rorrUr1,u,
nc vii! unt ho nhlo to close tho h.jsiunsa 1T hts
term fur snntp tilnn to come, owing TO ttn lnrxg
h4tnoer nf tcVtbB which no recently u,llle nfilI
which tho law requires Ilo shnll c,t,se ilp bcfuro
No 4tityprs over tIls hUtks 10 tho county,
, 1880-11-30
Hurley & Tyrrrll, II packages car thenwnrn; sut-
tor l!rns:. IL bales lcnf tobacco. The eolcctIona


At tho mce,,ne ~ tho c.,,,n,y noor,, r,s,o,,,ov
f,o,nn,fs,I,,,or tS1,rk ,no,.n,1 ~ n,or; a., ~
hft OF fho committee oil Service On snArics, tw
States I, Attorney from $3.50 10 :'.xS.'
.,n.,',. .nc :" "l,v. 'soh upo,' t"ls
many hast!ly considered mnttors in tho report,
adopting Tho rcp"rt be- recon.err @ Al Alter .i dis.
Tho Isccortcs. III n commnnscn lion. aHkct, TINT
tho sularcs of tho on,pluyts IN his ol,lcc bc moro
s,s,'.'t,,. ". ~. .n' ~ tno 1'.s! seP"rI
n. mu,,icnt!on was referred to the COMMITTEE on
I'll" t3ers rf,,d n co,n,,,,,,,,on tr,n, uov.u
@ s.n ." ,,., ~ AZ, .,, ram MeSo,
hu,' bccn one rs per .ontract. their Uun,.pn,on
ho relieved from further responsibility, Till,
o cicrks m 1 rot G,'rt ss mi f"rsS m S;,
petition w%s I rcrerrcl. '''>e'eo u ''''"E'' 4ho
rnA1StSa NURSES.
.c's IT, h"wrM nr Ms s sccsetary "f tho trainn9-
tiuil, thu substance of whletl wis II request 10
Im,s ,';. t9e .i.a1 G"e8 ~! n tno aGlltMs Y !'0
f HI ,,,stn ~ ~ "cr to rGs!i"n ~ tn9 warden
ttnei n,ltl skilled ,i,trst, bo iii in ''. .n',1
wtrd u,ld MISC O,1n who 1,rs l,,r, n
trnn{r Il yr,r 1sIn n.hnrs ,sIii In t,,t.ii. H.
ti,1tlrr Ito nrtcrs 1T tIo sn,it,rs H. this .t.si"
tho writer clNlulu ihu titir1,ts w,u,i,j ,;"l,.,,
icttcr ilil.l cltIsnr cury t;,m,, icre.cfrrn' IN W.
i,1rIl fur ifIefr scrvt.s NJ, iinn,,rtni nu,,,;ns
tlo,l wns nskci. TIev merely rrt,rc.t ilia, H.,
srfnn should bnyo tho rIri1t ID Iilsm,zn ~ n,i
regulate its ntirscs Thc Jnn,ntt"a m n Ehmr MI
ttrs rerortcd fnyural,ly ti,on ti,is cn,in,imicn,
tan. '" ~S"'"'"'''~s'
;ri,c n,,ontton nf tim rcrnrt ,roa r,osod IL, .tr
Aycrs, "o''o'' u 'u' 'c'''' "''S "'o'ea ny '"f'
srhu mivlsnbtlity Of ucrtnitt[nw s,,ch MI nr.
rnnucnirni ,rna ,tt,,,1,tc,, IL III SmofT"ri III ~
:tr' tMrt,,wtn wIs "s',s IN ~ % n,.a,, HMof ~ ,b
pnrt liz r1tiinti,,i the JIp%r,j thnt In srhcmr
Eatl tectl carried ul,t with eminent SUCCESS II,
Elstcr,, hnsrit1is lin wns I.,"iiJnnt INF w ,ho h.
uuttenis wV,iitt b., brtforcI i,v tho Mill '' >'o
, 1880-11-30
STRIKING MINERS.
AT The Springfield and Mclean County
Mines.

At the Springfield and Mclean County
Hines.
Special DtIpateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
BrHIE0riKIt,, ILL.,, Nov. :D.-The strike utneng
tho co4l minors III this vicinity stlll continues,
nna pronllscs to denltl1 tho fnso of thu Miners
untun W fur Us tho Springfield district Ia uon-
corned. In several of tho Inirca tho men wesu
to-day notified to hiring up ther kits from tl.p
pit, Atld thtAo Occupying conpany hpuBca woru
notified tn lrRye iAom Within ton lnys. Tho
operators sny that tley do not propose to 10 dc
tntca to my longcr ly tho Union, atd urc max.
Ing arrangements 70 ut unGo lreak tho etriko
and tho Um!on by securing, cotoresl nIaess.
Ticso nre already employed In two OF
tho mines In thls Vicinity, aud havo lono much
To wcakGn tho Union, It ia not beliyveh tint
thoro VII! DO us,y trouble over tho Introduction
Of tho colored .ncn, though this step vii! result
1t. throwing hundreds Of white nI,.era out If
employment unlcss thoy capltulate and leave
tho Union.
Gptetal pApdteh To 1As Chtta9o 1rthans.
nEI0oMIEoT,S, ILL.,, Nov. .0.-Tho miners Of
tho s!c1.oan County Coai Company, l60 in ntsnl-
her. Will strike t-tnorrow Tor xl..a per t',u, now
receiving 81. It IL thought tho coal cOtnpHny
siltIst submit. There ~ nlrcMdy tnnctl suffering
nnlnug tic peopu Ut this city auu ycinIty iro,sl
tho Ae4rrtty VI cuul.