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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-09

Leonard Schoenberger Discharged After y
Hearing,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

BONDS. &C.,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
H.sH WATRR.

CHIcAso. June "A New Orleans spe-
cial says that the Mississippi river is very
fun, but declining slowly at Vicksburg
The decline here since the highest point,
March s7th. is only twenty-six inches
The water is still running through every
damaged crevasse In the state, and very
extensive areas of plantations are still in
undated Considerable alarm is created by
the report of . rise In the tributary river,
between st. Louis and this place.
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lady who shall hereafter attend any meet
ingof the ladies' branch of the Land
League or become a member thereof.
The Bishop denounces it as calculated te
make brawling politicians of women and
membersip herewith as incompatible with
womanly modesty. $
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

WAsH1seroS. june 2--Thompson, Of
lows. favored the contestants claims, and
denied that Wheeler had not been fairly
treated by the election committee =
After reading the journal tlae case Of
Lowe vs. wheeler was resnmed.
Mills, Texas, advocated the right OF
sitting member to retain his seat, followed
by Jones, Texas. In favor OF contestant.
Pending further DISCUSSION, Cannon. Hi
nois. reported from committee on appFo'
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r COMMERCIAL

Wheat---Opened higher; closed steady receipts
IS 500: exports IS 900; spring / 80; nngraded red
1891 451s red As delivered z6G 4Gs4 Ger
tidcates. .ge a.. II
Corn-Stromger. higher; early closed dnH, mosl
acvance lost; receipts 6s,000i exports 2s 500; an
graded g80s1: No. 2, 81. -
'Fsoats--Higher; receipts 64;eo0; exports 80 900
mix. west. 5aG62; white 62067.
Eggs-Higher; 21hl22. .sez159s h54a = Tzz
Pork-Stronger; higher; 20 Oo020 00x. szl
Cut Meafs-Quief; firm; long cIear mids 115S
Lard-stEonger; II s5. st.sef sssf gzas4 Ess'
Butter-Firm; for fine 10023, -
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RELIGIOUS.

!. MoNMoUTH, June 2.-The United Pres
byterian general assembly adjourned at
ten p. m, yesterday, contrary TO expecta-
ton. The music question was not again
brought up. tits expected the next as
sembly win again try the question.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
EHREH

QUEBEC, June s-The Grand Trunk
railway station and sheds, Dominion, On
tario q Quebec immigration sheds and
Offices. at South Quebec, burned tonight.
Several International q Grand Trunk cars
also burned. Benoist's hotel, adjoining
the station, was gutted. Loss estimated
at from one to four hundred thousand dol
lars, according to the value of freight in
the sheds ht ssk
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
AT the THEATRE

NEW yonK, June q Politicians on call
ing at Arthur's hotel were disappointed at
anding that be had gone 70 the theatre.
NEw FoRK, June 2-The TyS5une re-
iterates the story that Folger win be nom
mated Governor and Conkling Secretary Of
the Treasury 4A
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PRnRaRIIITIEs.

WAsHrxaToN, ID. C, May sf.--Up-
per Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
light rains followed by clearing weather,
northeast TO northwest winds, higher bar
ometer. stationary or slight fall in temper
afure.
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ALL SAVED

9 VIRGINIA Cry, New, June "A miner
by wearing helmet penetrated to the end
of the Alta shaft and found seven men all
right, 300 feet from the end of the drift.
The only lives lest were those of the two
men who went in with boat this morn
ing. 1 81 ~
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WEST POINT.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. Y. June 2.--General
Howard, commandant at West Point. this
afternoon formally received board of visit
ors Cadets were reviewed after which
the visitors were entertained at collation.
by Mrs Gen. Howard.
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THE pUNKARps.

CHIcAeo. June IA Wabash Indiana
special says national conference of the
Dunkard church is now, being held at Ar
nold's, near here and is one of the grand
est ever held in Indiana. Two thousand
people being on the grounds. ss
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
srocK SALE.

CHICAGO, June "A Harristown, Ill,
special says the blooded cattle sale o.
Peckrell, Thomas & Smith, yesterday, re
suited In the aggregate of $40, $50 for 81
animals, an average of $244.i Some ofth'
Rose of Sharon breed sold for $500, ant
Constance 9th for 81, 900. ,.....
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
A LION TAMER.

DETROIT, June AT Lansing yesterday
the keeper entered the lions cage of Fore
paugh's menagerie One of the animals
sprang upon him and siezed his arm, The
attendant rescued the keeper only after
five shots had been fired and the beast
killed ~ f. 1908 S18 ~<H
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Chicago Market.
Chicago. June 9

CHICAGO. 5une 2
Oats-Qniet; closing higher; 4SQ4sA closing 4Ssa
d4Sz cash; 4S14GI4SA closing outside June; II 40
43% closing outside bid j Jaly. s.:.- .sess
Wheat-Actfve and higher: No or regHar1 13k
july 974 Aagast;1 o. September; No. 2 spridg
271Ii 2s1l closing 07GtI 071s cash; 0715t oS14
closing z71k June; I 800 30 closing 2szzED1 -
July; ] 1101 1874 closing 12z August No.a3.
4 lI17i 13; rejected nominal. S st5sfsAs9 -
Cern-EairIy active: stronger 7ls6kG71x closing
70k cash: 711sG7I3 closing Al s June. 5fszl152A
closing 7D1s July; 7i&472z closing 7ols17bl4
August; rejected 6e06O. saz 3
Kye-Quiet: steady; %. 8atz e zfBf
Barley-Sominal; co. s=.s
Pork-Firmer; higher; Ig 6z14G19 Is cash
10 G501e 20 june; 10 70019 IS July Es5zn asss
Lard-Fairly active: higher: II 35df1 371z cash
Ii 37x June II 40lG11 so Jaly- af5
Meats-Bulk; good demand shoulders %; short
ribs II IS clear II IS. sea = ~
Whiskey-Higher; ] H. f-e ess4f s4f
Flax Seed-Dull; 4 SOL s.
Butter-Better feeling prices unchanged.
Eggs-Eesy; 16xN17, receipts Z. II, 232, 80,
Shipments 8, ne, a21, 81, 8, l. 4
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EAIIIIRES

Nav York, june 2.-The failures dur
ing the week are: 135 in the eastern states,
Ii in the western, AZ in the middle, % in
the southern, and 80 on the Pacific coast
and territories. New York city had Q.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
BETTER TIME.

OHMAHA, June 2.-Commeneing with
Saturday next the Kansas Pacific trains
viii run on q new schedule making the
trip from Kansas City TO Denver in twenty
two and three -fourts hours.
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priations. Legislative, judicial and execu'
tive appropriation bin previously published
referred to committee Of the whole. His
cock of the same committee reported back
the general deficiency billi similarly re-
ferred, Election case went over till TO-
morrow when previous question win be
called carly. Adjourned - i
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WHITE FROST.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Speciais from north
ern and central Wisconsin indicate that
summer was ushered in yesterday morning
with heavy white frosts, but that no dam
age resulted.
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JUDGE Pu.LsBURY.

CHIcAeo, June A dispatch from
David McWilliams of Dwight, who was
with Judge Pillsbury until o'clock this
morning. at Pontiac, whittier he had been
taken after receiving the wound last night.
Judge Pillsbury did not suffer any great
pain during his journey home. and on my
leaving him at 4 A. NJ, at his home. he
was quite comfortable. "a
A dispatch just received. 4 p NJ, from
Pontiac, informs me the Judge is resting
quietly. Another probbing fails to find
the bullet. but we are quite hopeful for his
life.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
st. Louis Market.

~ ST. LouEs. June 2.
Flour-Upper grades better; active; fomfly 50G
35; choice 00918 COZ.
3 wheat--Higher; very unsettleds No red 2G1
27x cash; ! - June: 0eE July: 05A August
OAK September; / O5X October.
Corn-HIgher; z3074H cash; 73% June: 735s
July; 72k August: essS September; s5x year.
Oafs-Better; slow; 5e1 cash; 3eE Judy: 24Z
bid August; 80 bid year.
r Rye--75U7a
Bariey-DH1; S0If 10.
Butter--steady, dairy 1e02is e0Hntry packed
faGlg.
Eggs-f9. AAAs
Whisky--1 &c.
pork-Highef; 10 co.
EaIt--Hegd higher. 80 -
shoalders-lS e5; short RIBS ii 80; short clear
n s. 8sx E as@
Bacon--Better.
sfdes-f2 00612 00z. =
IArd-Nomfnal.
Hozs-Receipts AZ DoO aeive; lower: pigs and
light Workers 0007 0e1< best Yorker 5eIg7 ss
packing 6007 20; butchers to fancy COOS %;
skips end eulls 0o1s 80.
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PEoRTA.

~ PEoRIA, Ill. june 2.-There Is o good
demand for seasonable goods, but other
wise trade remains rather quiet. the aver
age being very fair but not large. Bad
weather continues TO initiate against trade
in all departments. In grain the volume
of business has been rather larger than last
week Prices are firm and close higher
High wines are active, firm and higher, and
are now quoted at $1-15. Flour is un-
changed. There has been liberal receipts
of live stock Hogs, little off and strong
demand for heavy shipping grades Bank
sclearings for the week ending today,
&1 ,OOs ,s04. -. hs
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 2.-Atherton, before
the Window committee this morning, said
only two persons approached him on the
whiskey biIl-both lawyers; one offered his
services. the other asked if they were going
to employ any one Neither claimed he
could influence congressman
Reed, Guiteau's counsel, presented a pc
tition to the district supreme court this
morning, asking re-hearing on purely
technical grounds. Judge Garter says
the decision viii be rendered rs soon as
the judges can consult-probabIy to-mor
rev.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Trescott and
Blaine, special envoys to Chill and Peru,
visited the state department this morning.
Ex Secretary Blaine next week viii tes
tffy in regard to certain matters brought
out by the examination of the Randall
Credit Industrial company.
Sunday delivery in letter carrier cities
and reduction of letter postage to one
cent was advocated to-day before Post
master General Howe, by Representative
Robinson, of New York The Postmaster
General promised immediate considers
ton.
The San Francisco ChronicIs, Washing
| ton correspondence, says:-Attorney Gen
eral having decided that further legisla-
ton was necessary before the eight houl
law could be enforced, q number of peti
tions have been received here from labor
organizations. asking congress to pass
necessary legislation. Monday next sever
al congressman viii call upon the Presi
dent and urge him to send q special mes
sage to congress on the subject Tht
| state department win not take action IL
regard to complication of Egyptian affairs
until the friendly aid of our govt il sought
DEFIcIEscT PIId~
WAsHINGToN, June 2.-General def
cheney bill appropriates nearly nine rnillioE
delIars
The following is one of the principls
items of the deficiency bill for army trans
portation: 5000 900 for railroad mail trans
portation. 1.Oo0, 900 for compensation ol
postmasters.
CRY or MEXICO, June 2-Decree abol
ishing expectation duties in gold and silve
coin bars and ore, and increasing importa
ton duties on all foreign goods two pc
cent. goes into force the first Of NoseIn
/ Der
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
ACCIDENTS.

aRUcKERsvILLE, Va, June A boiler
in q saw mill exploded, killing two men
and iniuring several.
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day, for the murder of Arthur MCMILLAN
In July last sss.s.sssa ,lgsss.4eas j !
VIM. l. Moore was to have been hanged
at the same time for the murder Of John
b. Ward, but early in the day took poison
and came near dying. He is TO be hanged
to-morrow. az.aas 81 M .s..sa. :.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

strike viii have on the pig iron market.
Several furnaces In Mahoning and Shenan-
dock valleys are banked up; manufaesur-
ed iron flrmer as dealers fearing scarcity
have sent in advance orders. Nails ARE
quoted at 1925, and bar iron is on the
market at $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

DETROIT, June 2-The puddlers in
Baugh's steam forge who were preparing
for strike were to-day disconnected by q
lockout Baugh closed the mill depart
ment. His pleaew was that he was out OF
pig IRON, and says he win employ no union
pressed defiance.
SPRINGFIELD, June 2,-Everything is
quiet to-day; both sides are simply waiting.
The strikers held a meeting and passed
resolutions embodying their views. and
despatched them to President Jarrett, but
decline TO give them out They profess
10 believe the strike win be of short dura-
ton
situation in the strike this evening. The
police have made several more arrests OF
persons supposed to have been concerned
IN the riot at Brighton last night. but the
evidence is not conclusive. Grocerylnen
OF lrondaIe have posted notices that strik.
ers win be expected to settle present ac-
counts before receiving further credit In.
dlgnation meeting of the strikers was held
this afternoon at which il was decided C
boycott the grocerymen, whom they con-
sldered leaders in the .no-credit movement,
PRESIDENT Potter, of the North Chicago
rolling Mills. says he anticipates no trou-
DIE at his mills at South Chicago and al
bayyiew, near Milwaukee, and believes the
strike here win collapse in few days. He
ooes not agree with the statement thai
shere Is an loverstock of iron on hand. bui
says there win be plenty of work to do.
Is stated that owing to the strict en-
i0reement of the gambling law in ST. Loui.
gamblers Of that city are fiocking to Cilica
co. and that a4number of new houses ar
about to be opened here.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

reports from the leading mills in Ohio
o,"" That The works have nearly all clos
gu The iron market is much. depressed.
+" Is impossible TO calculate what effect the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

CATTLEsBURa, KY, june 2.-Geo. Kills,
one of the murders of the Gibbons family,
last December, at Ashland. was sentenced
to the penitentiary for life this morning.
CH1cAao, Ill, June IA Little Rock
dispatch says tragedy Is reported from
Yell county. Lazarus Brooks and James
K. McGhoe, farmers. quarreled over, q
land suit McGhoe learning that B-would
win IL became furious with passion, and
and finding him In the woods hunting cat
tie in company with q fifteen year old
boy, after few words shot him dead
with q shot que, and as the boy started 70
run sent d shot after him. breaking his
arm, but not checking his fight McGee
then reloading his gun and placing ii
against the forehead Of his prostra te VIC
tim shot the charge through his head He
then walked OF and Is stiII at large
i WILLIAM.
DUBUQUE. June a-Jehn Neirrs, ST., of
Cascade, ia charged with an attempt 70
commit rape on ten year old daughter Of
John WendeIberg of that place a few
nights ago he entered the bedroom of two
little girls, one ten and the other younger.
and committed the offence. The youngest
child told her mother and medical exami.
nation afterwards confirmed the charge.
Nefrrs was subsequently arrested and q,
examination yesterday bound over IN thu
sum of 81 ,2O0 to appear before the grand
jury. - ........s ..ssI sss-ss..
Al man named Dalton, on his way from
Arizona to Portage City, Wis, had CON
fidence game played On him this aftsFAoo1
wherebv he mas victimized to the snlm 81
twenty dollars.
HANGED
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LIVE STOCK

cattle-Receipts 200; very dull: Texas sttert
sAglI. .toat sTrE ks bs.ss9st =
Hoes-NoDe offered alive - ts4&s ~ zss#,s $50
ssa7
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University Of Virginia.

SUMMER Law LECTURES mine weekly be
gin 18th July, 1882, aud end 18th September. Have
proved of signal use,lst, to Students who design
to pursue their studi at this, or other Law
school I'd. to those who propose to read privately;
and 3D., 10 practitioners who have not had the advan
tage systematic instruction For circular apply
(P. o. University Of Val to- JoHN B, MINOR, Prof.
Com. and Stat. Law Mayr26-d-w1m.
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AwISE MEASURE,


to be much restricted but beyond the labor
troubles no serious element adverse to the
improvement Of the same is apparent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
RAILROADS.
sI.Frprre CARS.

CHICAGO, June with reference to
the proposed change from Pullman to
Wagner sleeping cars on the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, officers of the road
say the contract with the Pullman com
pany expires August first. Under terms
of that contract the company viii purchase
the twenty eight cars Of the Pullman com
pany, now on its lines. These win be
slightly altered, and be run by the Wag-
ner company after the date mentioned
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
MINNEAPoLIs, June president VII
lard. of the Northern Pacific railway, an
nounced here to-day the fact that his com
pany had closed the purchase from the St
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
Company of the latter's line along the east
bank of the Mississippi river between
Watoba and Anoka. He also states that
the Northern Pacific Companay win now
proceed to bridge the Mississippi river at
Anoka and from that place extend their
purchased line INTO Minneapolis. These
changes assure the Northern Pacific con
tinuous line owned by itself from Mime
apolis to Brainard on its trunk line and
from Minneapolis its trains viii reach St
Paul over the Chicago, Milwaukee &St
Paul Short Line track. The Manitoba
Company having disposed of It's line on
the east bank of the Mississippi win now
complete its west side on the st. Cloud &
MINNEAPOLIS branch which thus becomes
their main line. President Willard has
ordered the work to be begun on the con-
struction of freight houses. depots and
other structures in this city and under the
general har1nonization of the relations be
tween his company and the Manitoba
Company both corporations viii jointly
use the passenger depot now being built
here.
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LIVE STOCK.


: 70 q = :. .ff977a e =
lowers 50a575. ss-..- zsss
Hogs-Receipts % oOO: fairly active; firm com
man to good mix. 2o07 IS; heavy 90ls so;
light 3097 e5; 4sf.
Cattle-Receipts 600: good to choice higher
grass cattle still declining, exports 609 % good
choice shipping s00s IS; common TO fair coo
20: butchers dun 0OELS 50, mainly 59f54 .
grass Texans plentiful, weaker and poor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
FOREIGN.

+ .snnsarse 9sff j FOREIGN. yas .aa, ss
LONDON. June 2.-The first heat in the
Sandown Derby was dead one between
Leonera, Marden and Gerald, The decid-
ing heat was won by Marien, Gerald Sec
ond. Leonera third. ss n ~
KILKENNY, June 2-Brennen. secretary
of the land league, has been released
iz PANS, June 2.-Evening papers say all
the powers have accepted an invitation to
conference. A Constantinople dispatch
states that the Porte has not yet received
an invitation. .Isas ag15H - So
tsiEh ~ AMERICAN LITERATURE. eA g.
LONDON, June 2. John Bright, at open
ing Birmingham central library. in speech
dweit upon the growth Of literature in
america. and Recommended the study Of
American poets, especially Whittier's
songs of freedom; also study of Bancroft's
history of the United States, as showing
how the colonies grew to what win soon
be the greatest nation on the globe. ~
LONDON, June Ain commons several
amendments to the repression bill was Of
fered by Irish members, All rejected, in
cluding one by Parnells excepting a muir
derer from trial By special commission.
10 RodE, May 2.Gen. Garibaldi died at
$50 this evening. 4, snsfarzsl= ss.s.E Egts
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03

. NEW YoRK, June Magnifc Gently
bound copies of jersey Cify,s GARFIELD
memorial volume have been prepared for
presentation to Queen Victoria and Mrs.
Garfield. The volume intended for the
Queen is inscribed, ~
ITO Her Majesty Victoria, Queen aot
England. this volume is presented by the
citizens of Jersey City, as grateful
tribute Of affection for her sympathetic
expressions for this people in our late ma
tional bereavement and for the wreath OF
flowers caused to be laid on the bier Of oul
deceased president. May the friendship
between the two nations be perpetual. -
The volume intended for Mrs. Garfield
bears the following:
'sTo Mrs Lucretia r. Garfield by ths
citizens of Jersey City, as containing then
expressions Of sorrow and sympathy in hel
late bereavement.
----t s7Ha1 ETsaa sseE5s4asasszss ~ ws
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~ REruBLIcAN OFFICLAIs. 81

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June special
agents Bower and Sidball have been in
Las Vegas, Santa Fe and Albuquerque In
vestigating the affairs of John Sherman,
Jr., United States Marshal of New Mexico.
They proceeded 20 Prescotsito examine the
Marshals office, also TO look into the
charges preferred against Judge Porter. So
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-03
PTTTsBURG.

Nething new In the iron situation to
day. Business men de- not apprehend |
long strike and express confidence tina
curtailed production win stiffen the mar
ket and the scale win then be signed.
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Foreign Facts, Criminal News
and General Items.


IRoNDALE, South Chicago, June a.
There is no material change in the iron
workers strike. Officers of the association
telegraph orders to-suspend until all sign
the scales. The strikers are confident of
outlasting the owners.
The wages which the iron workers are
striking against are as follows: Nail feed
ers s1.75 per day, helpers %. puddlers
$3.50 to $5. nailers S6, rollers Ss, to $40.
They demand an advance of 10 to is per
cent .s
The Knights of labor have taken
friendly interest in the brick makers strike,
and propose conference for compromise
and conciliation they representing the in
terests of the strikers. The employers
have given no answer and are not much
inclined to treat with the men who have
been troublesome and evasive.
THE ATTACK OF THE DOCK LABoRERs
at Bridgeport last night upon the Chicago
& Alton train was well executed and
evinced careful planning. Though rough
ly armed with sticks. clubs, pieces of iron
and stones, the number of broken and
bruised heads attests their effectiveness
Three had their skulls laid bare by vicious
blows half dozen others were crippled.
or hurt in various degree. None of the
injured are liable to die, even Judge Pills
bury being in fair way to recover at last
accounts. @--T
The rioters quietly fed when their ven
geance was satisfied. The police were
carly on the scene and have made several
arrests. including James o'Brien, John
O'EeiIl and John Frawley, all on suspicion
A dispatch from Dwight says one of the
rioters was accidentally shot in the fore
head The witnesses of the affair are being
looked up. @
David Melville, of Dwight, who was
with Judge Pillsbury. says the shot which
struck him was fired from inside the car
but none of the party saw the man who
fired. 1t is believed, however, that inn
portant clues are in the hands of the po-
lice, and the miscreants viii be brought to
Justice.
New YORK. June Eight hundred
boiler makers returned to work at increas-
ed wages
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MILWAUKEE.

No new developments at the Bayview
rolling mill The rail mill win shut down
tomorrow The strikers, 1900 in num-
Der, are quiet and claim they win be able
to hold out until the company signs the
scale.