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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-12
Resumed work.


BosroN. June 1.-THE speeder ten
dess in Blackstone mills resumed work
today.
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In addition 10 the Abbey and other
machine men at and near Collinsviile
and York's machine mine. ONeirs and
st. Louis are now working, and twenty
two men have gone there unmolested.
Two hundred miners also started for
Murphy. on the Cairo Short Line, this
morning, come Of them taking their
families. Rose Hill and Johh Kloe's
mines are working. The strike seems
to be pretty well over, and strikers seek
inR employment.
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Urge Annexation.

MELBOURNE, June ll.-Yictoria and
and other colonies urge the Imperial
Government to annex the New
Hebrides, solomon Islands and other
groups of islands.
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HARwIcK, June lin the regatta
today, the new cutter Marjorie won the
Queens Cup. Among the competing
yachts were the Miranda, Samona,
Spenthrift and other crnck boats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
81. Louis; Light Market RepOrt-Dl-
Vorce Case Instituted.
Pierced by Thirteen Bnckshot aud
Killed.
Tyler; A Complete Report Of COurt
Decisions.
San Saba: Heavy Rains Streams all
Swollen.
Palestine: A Sensation In a $35, 200
Failure.
DsnlsOE: Contract Let for $150,O0C
Water. Works.
/ Oibar Intarosiinc NaVa hy CnaaiaIs
Olhev Interesting News by Specials.
ST. LOUIS


ST. LOUIS, Oct l3.-lSpecial.l The cot.
ton market was easier. but not quotably
changed receipts light, only 65s bales. Bus
iness at the stockyards was quiet, almost
nothing doing; not enough sales to estab-
lish prices.
A 'uit for divorce was Instituted to-day
by John D. Leland against Laura J. lie.
land. The parties were married in Marion
county, Texas, on August 25,h. lsG0 The
plaintiff accuses the defendant Of the com.
missionofnumerCus violations OF the marital
VOWS at various places in this city during
the months OF August and September, 1888
The defendant is now IN Jefferson. Texas,
having gone thithcr after the discovery by
the plaintiff OF her alleged misconduct.
The children, a girl named Annie, aged .,
Corrne, aged 5, and Dudley aged 2 years,
are with Mrs. Leland, in Texas, and the
plaintiff asks that the custody OF these chill.
dren be awarded to him.
News came from Springfield, Missouri, Of
a tragedy enacted at little hamlet cfllCt
Walnut Shade" in Toney county, las
night. James Ore, a wagon maker by
trade, had for some time been employed II
wagon hctory at Springfield AMI havinl
saved some money, concluded to so int,
business for himself. Accordingly, he AT,
his csusn, John Dees, started in a wHgoi
J with a span OF horses, to look up location
to establish a wagon shop, They reache,
the point above mentioned and cAmped 70
the night, according to Dses, he was el
aiming his shotgun, when il was acc
dentally discharged and thirteen buckshC
entered Ores back, killing him instantly
Toe coroner Of Toney county rendered
Trdct based on the above fact to-day. III
body Of ore Was taken TO Springfield. II
wife evidently is not satisfied with Dee
story. She says Dees owed her husbaI
$500, but that ne now claims to hold
m irtgage on tho team aud wagon, wi
= which they we're travelling. The coroner
Greene county, at Springfield, has set
Investigation on foot.
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SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. l3.-ISpeciaLl-one
more member OF the band of Mexican
thieves, who have been operating In this
city for several weeks, has been captured
by Captain Karber. He gives his same as
Jesus CARA Torres. and was detected in the
act Of stealing bolt OF calico from q. h,
Franks store, on Alamo plaza This makes
the sixth one OF the gang that has been cap
tured.
A great deal Of excitement has been
caused in southwest Texas, by newspaper
aud other reports relating TO the missing
Mary Churchill. OF 81 Louis. The Dallas
HERALD is the only morning paper in iexas
which has the correct solution of the mys-
terry, as the suhjoined will show; Mrs,
Mary Churchill, a very es,imabe lady OF
Springfield, Illinois, now visiting this city
tor the benefit of her health, called on the
Express ye,tsrdsy and dts red 10 have her
identity established, believing 1t best to do 10
aud thereby pu. An end to the report grow.
ing out Of the similarity between her name
aud the young lady VINO so mvsleriously
disappeared from ner home, in St. Louis, 1
short time ago. Mrs. ChuSchill diA'ikti
popularity and requests this publication
only TO escape further personal annoy auce
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ST. PAUL, Oct, i2-Last July special
Agent Marshall, on the sifi lavit of A. X
Lcyflov, made oomplsint against s l.
Gord,n wealthy and prominent lawyer
OF Minneapolis, and X, Q. Mitchell,
editor of the Duluth Tribune,
charging them with conspiracy TO deifaud
the United States out Of 4 $50 acres OF val.
uable pine lands by hiring men to preempt
them and then sell them to this principals
at nominal price, The grand Jury, which
has been engaged on the ease for ten
DAYS, reported TO the court this after.
noon Indictment against Gordon
and probably Loyejov, and exon
Grating Mitchell Mitchell Wal
oppoinied receiver of the government land
Office OF Dnluth few days before his ar
rest, but hsd not received his commission
| He claims tho ohsrgcs brought against
/ HIM were merely 10 keep him out OF the thl
office which the Minnesota delegation It
congress recommended him Tor. Gordol
claims the charges againa1 him arc 70
| blacEmAN
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Of liberal party. The organ ot
Marto's urges the cabinet to conclude
treaties ofcommerce with England, Portu-
gal aud Sonth American republics.
SENTIMENTS OF rHE NAReUIN
LosnoN Oot, l3 The municipal author
tiles OF Folkstone presented an address OF
welcome to Marquis rseng, the Chinese
ambassador who Is visiting here. Mem.
bers OF the Chinese legation OF London
we're present, la lhe course OF the mar
qais' speech he sand that he earnestly de.
sired that the psnding dispute between
France and China would end peacefully.
MENICAN R,Nps,
CiTg or MExica Oot rs 1t is stated that
the Mexican government has negotiated
hr a loan Of 80 80 00O With Americans and
Gsitnans, the bonds TO be taken at 50 cents
on iha dollar, hearing Q per cent, The
agent for the completion Of the arrange
meat leaves for New York Ia few days.
o'D0NSELL's pGPENsE.
LONDON, Oct. 10 - -ihs polies failed to OBJ
tain any evidence showing any connection
oi Q'D DiRneil, the SLAYER OF Carey, and the
inymclhe. The defense will be self'delense
and : positive denisl that 0'Donnell was
40 uatd by any political motive, II Is
reported that the government Will oppose
postponcmeht
DEPRESSION.
CANfas Oct. l8 - The depression In trade
is inrtasoins owing to iea.s OF II French
| blockade.
| A SFMt-rANIC.
NoS HeAL, 01t l3 - There is u veritabl'
scare here. IL has leaked out that mos
extensive wholesale tirm, client Of the banl
of Montreal, is In hnaucial trouble. Lis
hiiies are large bat the assets ara Rxpectei
to show sell, but nothing dchnlte is au
nounc,d II the failure actually take
place II will cause aierribe sensation. tn
cotton dullness is sa,d 10 be caused by
cobierei ce OF the head OF The firm wnh th
authorities OF ieadlug banks but the d.
cison has not been arriyed at. There is
stml-panie 10 the stock market this moti
inc. The bank OF Montreal sold down
! / 9j Ia
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stocs. nsd Bonds

Nav York, Oct. l3-The advance in
TexAl & Pacific boods today was due to
the announcement that the company will
ney In scrip the interts, which fell due
july 1882. and July /, 1883, on the In
come and land grant bonds. This eiiectu-
ally disposes oi the suit recently COM
menced against the company TO compel the
rayment OF Interest on the bonds IN ques-
tion Iuoome rose 2 per cent. 10 90 10,
and Ro ursnde division iirsts, / II per
Q mt 10 72i.4
Nav YoEK. Oct. 10 Denver & Rio
Graude, 20 5-S; Houston & Texas Central,
40. Kansas& fexas, - 10; Missouri Pacino,
10 1 8; Texas & Pscliic. p "a.
Governments strong; railways quiet,
West Shore firsls weak aud lower, 70 n
| 20 IA, states ieatureless; stocks closed dull
aud irregular As compared WITH
last nights closing prices, and are tC
/ rs higher, eIcep, for tbs Wizards ant
| Wabash common, which are / 8 TO 81
lower Sales for the week amount 10 | 037,
1855 shares, "A decrease of 9lS S52 compared
with the previous week Exports OF speci,
Tor The week are s272 1853 making total o
Sl2 2s2 433 since January LIST, against tl3
2Sl SAG same timo last year. Transac ion'
S266 600.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l3,--Secretary Folger
says he will probably Issue call Tor Sper
cents this afternoon, as u result OF the fur
iher delibeailon on the subject, and In ac-
cnrdanoe with the preferences OF General
Hancock and other officers
The charges and aulaavlls Affecting the
official character OF Postmaster Hsys at
St Louis have reached the pOsroulcs de.
partment, First Assistant Postmaster.
General Iiauon SAYS Hays will be given an
opportunity TO defend himself IN person,
aud the papers will not be given out fol-
publication before he has been heard,
CONDITION OF rus TREASURY.
Gold coin bullion sac 9iatOl. silver dol.
lars and bullion Sl20 l6s 6SG, fractional
silver coin, $40 $50 s57; U ,ited states uotes,
$50 9SS SSs; total $io6 05a sol. csruicates
outstanding gold s5l56l TSO; silver, Ssl,.
ga 70l; currency, l2 $4,000
Secretary Folger says ho will probably
Issue n cali for Sl6 600 600 per cents To-.
iay, which will be paid December 10Th aud
| Interest will cease on that day
The court.mArtial will meet At Fort
Heagh ON the 18th Instant for the trial Of
First lieutenant Charles II HArgans, OF
the Fillh Infantry, on the charge OF having
| dupllcated his pay accounts.
! The president appointed Edmund Stan.
ley as agent ior the lndians at lha ponol
pawnee aud OIae agency, IN the Indian ter
ritory.
Az today's session OF the French and
American claims commission, the follow
Ing awards were made in the cases against
the United States, with interest al
5per cent, from 1868 or 1851 Francois O
MhtelhrOn, $500; Joseph ChAYreau, Sg50,
Jules Oyer, Si25, Joseph B4sue, $3.50; Jaat
Eugene Herray. S5O0, Caroline FalI ain
|, Sll,2Ii; heirs Of 7, q Chax. $3.50; Jsar
Billion, S275; Pierre GulChorsau, $500
Lucillet Bonrgois, $500; Emma ami Laar
Abadle, 81 800; Charles II. Gailmard, SlOC
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UENEkAL NEW y.
A Railway Collision In Which no one
Is Killed,
But Several are Very Seriously
Used Up.
Wizards Scheme for Heavy Tonnage
Steamers.
Articles OF Incorporation Filed by New
Telegraph Company.
Some War Department Notes General
Hancock.
Secretary Folger Calls $4,000, ,00(
OF 3 Per Cents.
Other Interesting Domestic News
Other Interesting Domestic Newr.
Railway Disasters


PlrrsBuRo OCT. 49, The Chronicles
U Uniontown, Pennsylvaniaspeclal says. The
II a. m. train OF the Southwest road to-day
was approaching Lemont Station, tour
miles north OF uulontown, II was run into
by an engine At the iurnance siding with
terrible tiT ot. The regular engineer was
not ON duty, and little furnace donkey
was beiig manned bYa young man who
SEEMS 10 have known nothing about his
business, aud was running At a rapid rate
toward the crossing, When he saw that u
collision was inevllA unless he checked
M, instead of staying at
his post and stopping the engine,
as passengers say he could have done, he
reversed brakes and leaped oil, letting the
engine 20, crushing broad side into the
middle OF the passenger train, There were
eighteen persona Ia the passenger car aud
the SCENE was frighliul, Men, women and
ch ldren were knocked out OF thtif seats In
every direction, aud lew escaped being
mangled, bruised or sea ded. The car took
| fire Instantly aud was wrapped Ia flames
almost before the passengers could be got
| ten out aud II was entirely consumed, mOsi
Of the passengers were bespauered with
blood aud SCOT, but as miracu
lou. as II may seem, n,
one was killed. The worst injuries wefl
sustained by Mrs. Cashier Knox and he
two little children, Of COnnervlle. She I
badly bruised cut and scAlded, and the eS
tent of their Injuries Ia not yet known. On
oi the children had It's leg broken and hoil
we're scalded ahous tho faca. j. X. Rite
nour aud wife were bruised aud burned
Mr.. and Mrs. Chew, of west Brownsvill,
were bruised and eut. 4. ], Woods, ,
Watertown, was cut on the head and hand
About dozen others received slight Il
jurles The marvel is that nearly all Of II
passengers In the middle car were NJ
killed.
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TYLER.

TYLER, Oct l3-Tspecial. THE court OF
appea's affirmed: Angri W. Hughes &
Bro. from Anderson: Aiken vs. Horn, sd.
ministrator. from Anderson; Link, county
Judge. vs.. Murphy, from Anderson; Cham
pers W.. State. from Nolan; Brown VS..
State from Dewitt.
Reversed and rtmanded; Pells VS.. Will
Hanson, from Anderson; Gamma q vs..
siliman, from Anderson, | & q. n. II, X.
vs.. Kentle, from Gregg kumstouvs. State,
from Henderson; Jones vs.. Jones, from
Hill.
submitted on briefs for state; Hart vs..
State, from Travis; Horn vs.. State. from
Travis: kegure vs.. State, from Travis;
Comfort v State, from Travis
Submitted on briefs for both
parties; Pittman vs., State, from Har.
Iisnn. Appeal dismissed on briefs and oral
argument for bo,hs parties; Harris vs..
sta q. from MoLsnnou; exparte Cole, from
Williamson.
The commission appointed tn assess The
damage to the property oi William NJ
/ Whitaker, ny reason OF the construction d
/ the K.nsas. Gull & Short Line railway II
| front Of his residence, to-day reported tha
/ he was not damaged by the construction
! Whitaker has filed his objections.
The Young gentleman OF this city gave
grand ball last night IN honor Of the Misse
Slaughter, OF Dallas, at Mufphy's hoteD
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SIS coo PRINCIPAL among these were the
Cincinnati Coffin Manufacturing company,
for S2760; Fred n. Theyer, OF New Or
ieans, for 81 cts; Marx Il kempaer OF tnis
city for 81 go. who held mort gage on bis
stable, horses, ctrrisges etc, 10 secure tse
amount. besides some $500 due various par-
lies IN thi. city. On the 20tn OF last month
Del made an ostens IDLE transfer OF his prop
eriy here to his two sons Phillip aud John,
and known as the firm Of Pnilhp Del,
Jr., & Co, who executed hUy-two
notes ior So 100 payable monthly and gsye
deed ol trust in favor OF Phlllip Del
senior. Di SIS ho wes attempting TO leave
the CRY last Saturday evening was taken
into custody by the sheriff OF the county
aud taken To the office OF a prominent law
firm, where be WAS confronted by q creditor
and compelled 10 make a settlement. Del
giving his check Tor the amount positively
assuring the party that he had money IN
the bank TO meet it and aher receiving
valuable papers IN exchange Tor the check
/ Di was permitted 10 depart upon
/ presentation OF the check at The
/ bank on Monday morning. | Wa
/ declared fraudulent. Die lefl with 81 CO..
N New York exchange and large roll o
currency and met notorious woman o
our town, Ella Howe, alias Del who pre-
csded him on Friday, and with whom, re
gardless OF the tact that he had an txcstlen
vile aud family Ia San Antoiio, he bore ih'
relation of husband, aud n short time prio
to their departure Joined her IN deed o
property, which she ,nade n transfer Of sh
signing the deed as Mrs. Ella Die, thu
adding perjury TO his other mi'deeds. tn
property Transferred to Phillip Del, Jr
& Co has been seized under execution I
favor Of the Cincinnati Coffin Manuiactu
q ing company aud will be sold, as "a
firm can not give the replevln bond. d.
was formerly from ST Louis, and has
crooked reputation. His whereabouts
. known, and he will be brought back an
a prosecuted.
The real estate transfers for the wee
amounted TO 50 asa 50.
i County CLERK Wren issued 10 marrlai
i licenses during the wesk.
% DR.. Penny, health physician, reports
: deaths for the week, OF which were adul
, and children.
!, At the city council meeting Monday
y ordinance will be introduced providing
: the Inspection aud measuring OF cord voc
'' The city council was petltioned at its ID
D, meeting to adopt such au ordinance.
;, Percy Weeks and Uhampe Carter, agali
"a whom three charges OF unlaWtully Well
inc cotton were pending In the ftcorde
IL court, were tried before a Jury on cue
the charges to-day and we're found !
guiltV
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Nav YoRK Oct l2-Dun's Mercantile
sgenoy reports that figures available show
very considerable decline In the volume
ot bulinets. This point, which is some
what disappointing In view OF the fact that
the month vas presumed, aud activity is
yet 10 bo anticipated In the purchases OF
general merchandise Payments, however,
have been very satisfactory thus Tar, aud
the amount of goods taken during the
season yielded fair profit TO jobbers, though
manufacturers have not much to show,
owing 10 excessive production. Lower
prices generally prevailed In the speoula-
tive maj kets during the week, though cot
ton was little higher Ia the
early part, owing TO reports Of dana
age 10 the crop, There seems
TO be no doubt OF very
considerable damage to the crop, though
prices went several points lower amid a
good deal Of excitement yesterday on
the strength OF the denias that the
damage was not 10 great as anIici'
pa,ed The condition OF the souln
however is 20 much improved that even q
partial failure can be better borne nov
than ever before. aud u prices improve, aI
anticipated, the loss by under produc
tion will be some Whist made up.
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aAINEsVILLE.

GANEsyILLE, Oct IS Special .l-Joseph
Means editor and proprietor Of the Daily
He.perian, has purohased the Montague
Northwest, aud will run both.
Mary Mildred Wilson died to-day. She
is the 10 year old daughter Of DR. W. II
Wilson. Her Illness was OF short duration
having taken ohills few weets ago, result
ing In typhoid fever, which terminated
yestesday In death. She was Inferred to
dav.
Yesterday Rube Horton, OF Burlington
brought aud put in jail here, two younl
men charged with stealing cattle In the ln
dian territory. They were turned owe
this morning 10 a United States marshal
who started with them 20 Fort Smith.
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Psriialty turned.

CmoAeo, Oct lS.-rhe Lyceum thealrt,
on Desplaines street, which was built imme.
diately following the great IRE Of 1871. and
then Known as The Glnhe theatre was par.
,iily burned Hl o'clock this morning.
The sisgs Atd roof sere completely
destroyed, TIE ioss upon sage furniture
will be almost total A full company OF
variety people also lost their wartfonr
The total loss on building aud furniture
will approximate t95 700, insured Ia New
York, In the second story on D'splaines
ments, aud occupied by Thomas 0renier,
the lessee NJ the thealre, aud bis family,
consisting Of siS persons in ali, All escaped
except Harry Perry. "a years old, an en-.
pluye " Gtnlers, who was forgotten IN
the eNcltoment aud suifocAled. The bod y
was recovered hY the ffcmen.
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ruEr WORTH.

FoRr woVru, Oct i3.-tspeoial "A
movement is ON foot among our oitiE 'us 10
have Governor ireland smbldy Ia his ca !
for special session, among matters 10 he
considered, the gran ing ota special char
t,r TO this city m order that sidewalks may
be ordered put dowu by citizens anu other
public improvements made
The grand Jury adjourned to-day. afier
returning thiriy.seyen indictments.
The sewers are now completed, at cost
of SfbOO0
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aAN ANGELO

SAY ASGELo, Oct. l3,-Ispeclal.l-A muir
der occurred here this afternoon about .
o'clock. A negro named John Morgan,
who has been In tho employ OF Mr.. Clothier
As u porter about his saloon ard livery eta.
bic, was lying asleep In bin Oi corr, with
his hat drawn over his eyes, when bar
/ tender, named Perry Ramsey, discovered
shot him the ball enlsflng over the mou'h b
and passing through the base of the bratn,
, killing him instantly. The pistol was NJ
close the powder soorohed Morgan's hair,
Ramsey delivered his plsto' to Judge Spcn.
Ger and gave himself up. asserting It TO bs
accidental.
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Through rrslrht Arrangement,

CuIsAoo Oct. l2.-The statement pub.
lishcd here that President Willard, Of the
Northern Pacific, had practically arranged
for the construction of number OF stem.
ers Of unusually heavy tonnage aud great
speed. 10 operate In connection with the
Northern Pacific, from Superior City aud
Duluth, ana by this means overcome the
cost Of transportation Of graio from the
line OF that r1nd by wsy OF Chicago, and
OF the New York, West Shore n Buffalo,
thus giving during the season n navigation
to through freight from the Pacific coast u
he east
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Llbel sult...No F,nal Agreement,

CIScISSArI, Oct, Blu the criminal
libel suit, brought by General Hlcken
losper against Mr.. Van Hsmm and John
@. Thompson, jr. reporters OF the News.
Journal. was tried In tho police court
Van Hamm was dismissed aud THOMPSON
fined $50 aud costs.
The Ohio & Mississippi railroad election
Is pro eeding without a final agreement AZ
to the tight Of the holders Of bonds.
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Nav YorK Oct. i3-rhe finance com,
miltee ol tho Nor hern Pacific Railway
company have accepted, subject 90 the
ratification OF the board OF directors, q
proposition from Drexel, Morgan 4 Co.,
Winslow, Lancer & Co., and August Bel
mont 4 CO., on behalf OF the syndicate, Tor
SIS 0OnOOO ofthe proposed Issue OF the
second mortgage bonds.
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TrNVEI.t.

TrtRtLt, OCT. - -lspeciA .l-Mayor l..
l. Franks vetoed the ordinance contracting
with ". Q. Connor Of Dallss for the water
,unply. Mayor Franks claims too much
ooneession has been m Ade In favor u the
vatet.vorks company aud toD great uum-
her OF hydrArts contracted ioy. IL Is hardly
pnllahle II can be passed, over thr veto,
four or i've members OF
the council we're present, ths Nur Noien lot
t s,s b,lnr shseut, IL is now thought
th,t the friends otihc wAtei-Ttd ks..vlll only
bava two aiy0cates, this does not by any
nesn, mean wAier.W0tks Tor us but a more
liberal proposition Is what Is wasted.
Plenty OF rain Tor the present.
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Tho Coal Miners strike.

PIrrspuss. Oct. i3,-A Bradford special
says no new developments In the strike al
the Rochester and pittsburg coal mines.
at Dubois' sixteen more Of piukerton's
men arrlven, and we're sworn IN Ms deputy
sheriiia The company now has fully l01
secret officers employed, aud are determiu-
ed 10 protect their property. Railroad
hands have also been sworn Ia and nrmed. !.
Nothing was done At the works yesterday
or to-day, but II is the inlentiou 10 mt
mIneia at work ON Monday.
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DrSi,oS, oct. is.-Ispecial The city
council last nisht, without a dissenting
vote. granted toJ 5. Drake, oi Illinois, tue
,i,ht io construct Watef-wNrkp IN this city
M. rlty agreeing tn take hny hydrsnts at
si1l each. The works sill be on tbe Holly
', stem. smil.r 10 hose OF Austin end
r vt Worth. and will cost upwards Of $50
no. The people are we'l pleased With tue
acil1n Of the city council IN this matter