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CINCINNATI, July 23.-The telegraphic
situation here is much improved today.
Sunday intervening gave an opportunity to
clear up the business that had accumulated,
snd to afford time for rest. The best
of care is taken Of the operators at work in
order TO prevent exhaustion from overwork.
The fst attempt at the organization OF the
new force was made to-day. The operators
we're permanently assigned to the different
duties, and business is moving in much
more satisfactory manner. The market re-
ports are coming regularly from all points
Superintendent Miller I ell, much encour.
aged at the situation this morning. The
strikers sill maintain confidence, and theil
conduct has been irreproachsble.
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>nnA1 the last meeting OF The Board Of Health
PiE New Orleans the following imporlan
statement was made ~ paper read before
the Board: During he past four years the
draiuage system OF New Orleans has b-come
worse and worse, Gotw, ,thstsndiag the liberal
contributions Of the citizens for cleansing
and deepening the drainage canals"
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Terrible Accident.

Syracuse, July 23.-Theife was a terrible
accident AT The blast furnace of Geddes thi:
afternoon. Eight men catered The furnace
to construct a new lining, when the old
chimney tell upon then, killing all instant
ly. A hundred tons Of brick and mortar
fell on them. The victims are married and
had families
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A TERRIBLE volcanic eruption in Java lie
reported. Java ia the cenIer OF the most
active volcanic region now known on the
globe, having standing on single plain
twsnly-eight distiucl volcanic coneF, varying
in hight from 5000 10 $4,000 feet. A COM
Portable spot that for quiet residence.
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LOUISVILLE, July 23.-No new develop
men,s in regard to lhe strike. The Western
Union announces that il now has twenty
available operators, which have been divided
into day and night force, More CONNER
cial business has been done to-day than at
any time since the strike begun. the srik-
ers continue enthusiastic and have not lost a
man
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THs fact thai the Treasury cont aims over
S20O, 10000 of gold, a sainst SI47 100000 at
the be ginning of The fscAl year jud ended, and
agslnst S126,OOO,cOo on July l, 1889, shou Id
help to discredit the silver dollars which are
accumulated at dangerous rate. The Trea :
ury has never before contsiued as much sod
as it does now, aud never before has there
been as little scGs sion for the and ard silver
dollars and the legal-tender notes IS there Ia
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GEORGIA hLs reached the dignIly OF being
"the great melon center of the Soutb," and it
is anticipated that before many years an
nual great melon pilgrimage 10 Gsorgi.
during the melon season will bs organized
by our co.ored citizens, with low railro ad
aud steamboat fares. Evidently Georgia hes
great melon fu'ure before it.
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TIE EcclesiasticAl Court in England has
sentenced the Rev. NJ onochie 10 suffer The
deprivation of bis ecclesiss ical promotion
and TO pay costs. His oifense was e1trems
ritualism with breach Of the laws governing
sha
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SATURDAYS STORM
In the NOrthweat More Widespread
and Destructive Than at First
Supposed.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Specisls indicate that
Saturdays storm in the Northwest was more
widespread and destructive than at first sup
posed. 1t seems to have covered Northern
llllnois, Northera Iowa, Southern NJ nnesota
aud Southern Wisconsin. The damage to
crops was very great in many places, and
large hail-stones beat the email grain into
the earth and the leaves from growing corn
trees were blown down and many barns and
farm buildings wrecked.
At Racinr, at o'clock in the morning
Lake Michigan was three feet lower than
usual, followed two hours later by a tidal
wave which Inundated many coal and lum-
ber yards, but beyond this did little damage
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
8iock holders fu National Banks Liable
for the Debts Of the Bank.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Judee Rlcdgett, in the
United States District Courf, to day gave
decision iu the case of Irons sgsinst the IAN
held that tn, stock holders in nstional
bauk are liable for h. debts OF the bsnk to
The amount of their stock, snd that indi-
vidual suits to recover on this liability can
be commen ed without the inis rveniion of a
raaoivor
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YEILOW-FEYER At HAVANA

HAvAsA, July % Deaths from yellow
fever in Havana during the week ended yes
terday, thirty nine. The butcher and coal
psss.r of the steamer CITY OF Washington
died yesterday. One OF Two sick passengers
removed from the steamer il Gen. E. o. C. Ord,
who is very dangerously i'll. Gen. Ord, with
others down with the fever, has been placed
in good priva'e hoapits,.
Lasr.-Gen, Ord died last evening at !
olalock
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IRELAND.
CARDINAL M'CABE AND THE CLERG

CARDINAL M'CABE AND THE CLERGY.
DUBLIN, July 23.-Cardinsl MeC.be, re-
eeivinx the clergy on Sunday, condemned the
false teachers who asserted that the Pope, in
issuing his late circular, was exceeding his
legitimate sphere of authority, or bad been
Influenced by secular motives. Those diso-
beyirg the circular, he said, incurred the
pniit Of heresY.
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OPINION is beginning to change about
Lesseps's Panama canal. Tne New York
Tribune says: 'The most foimid able barriers
10 the progress OF mis- work were not those
offered by nature" Il is to be presumed
that the mao who overcame the formida able
obsfscies to the constructions cf the Susz
causl knew what ne was about when he sci
20 work At Pau,ma
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ALBANY, n. Y, July 2S.-Weslern Union
busineiss one-third less than last Monday.
1t is handled with the usual dispatch. One
OF the strikers applied to-day for reinstate-
ment, but the manager refused. The force
plumbers twenty y-fve, Two more than Satur-
"A
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PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-No change iu
the situation of the telegrsphers' strike here
to-day. The force at the Western Union
flee remains the same as Saturday, and Of.
6cials say all business of red is being han
died without delay. The strikers are appar
emily firm and hopeful.
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A CHILLIcoTHE (o) telegram TO ,he Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazete says that, in and
about that city, 1--WE attempts a. rape by ne
groes have been made in fortnight, one sue.
cessful, on white women and children.
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POLITICAL.

The New Hampsbire esesatorship.
CoSooRp, July 23.-Tne result of The bal
lot for United s ai.s Senator to-day was ss
follows: Mason w. Tsppsn, 1; jacobs Gal
linger, /; Gilman Marslon, L; Jane, W. Pat
terson, 2; A. F. Stevens, 2; Harry Biog-
ham, 4, and William E. Chandler, 6. Tot al,
IL No ono nm
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10, and which exist in adj qu ate area in every
county in which congestion presails
Seventh, that believing we do in the jos
tice and expsdiency OF this measure OF social
reform, and believing also that its adoption
would be . real message of peace TO Ireland
We earnestly press it on the attention OF her
msjesty's government.
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THERE u no material change to report 10
the telegrapbera' strike. The strikers are
holding out firmly, and while the companies
claim that they are filing their PLACES with
new men aud ge,tiug into shape fer business,
the operators are Initiating at least an equal
number Of neg members in the Both
erhoo1. The various lFsdes unions OF the
country are coming TO the aid OF tbs opera
tors, while com plants are being heard from
le commercial org iuizations protes,ios
F sinst tbs p)or service bsiug rendered. A
1 msetiug Of wlrsingmau OF Mem phis
4 held to-night to express their sympa-
the opsrato-s and to take nseSsSFes
ss.iatauce, should ii become necsa-
general local situation rem sin s
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2S-The Western Union has
received a new force for its God and Stock
Telegraph service in this city, and the mar
ket quotations ere resching sjbecTibers ss
usual to-day. The luaIion is otherwise
unbalanced
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Arkansas Congressm~n on the Tariff
aaA pDeakeFsh m.

LITTLE ROCK, July 23.-1c.m morrow the
Gaseiie will coutsin letters from the limo
cratic Congressman from ArLapsas on the
tariff snd speskefshi.r,, ali the outspoken for
revenue .-rif. Jones and Peel are openly
Tor Carlyle, Rogers uncommirred, but favo $
Carlyle, Breckinridge uncommiited, but pro-
nounce against Randall or other protection
isis. No letter is furnished by DUR.
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At Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The manager OF
the Western Union office here says the situa-
ton to-day is not m materially changed. Busi-
ness is being worked of as usual, and the
force is sufficient TO safety all demands.
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LITTLE Rock, July 23.-At Garrett.
L ,nding, on The Arkansas river, twenty
miles below Pine E of, Sunday nighl, Gar
rett & Sons store was robbed and the clerk
murdered. He was found dead in bed this
morning
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BUFFALO, July 23.-Bostons, 2; Buffa-
loes, 3.
BALrIAoRE, July 23.-Ral,imores, 4 AL.
leghenys, IL.
New YORK, July 2S.-Aihletics, l.; Me-
tropolitaus g.
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OSoAR WILDE calls the American girl "au
ossi5 OF unreasonablensss in desert of com
mon sepse." The American girl is more
tersf 10 her Characterization. Sae calls Mr.
Wilde donkey.
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Troy, N. Y, July 2S.-The Western
Union officials here reports three men at
work, besides the manager. Messages are
being sent promptly, and the Northern Offices
are in good shape.
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DETROIT, MICH, July 23.-The Pope has
donated picture to the Detroit Art Loan
Exhibition OF September and October mex t,
as the first gift toward. the future psrm aDent
uuasnon
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A New Irass.Indtxna Coal Road.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 23-Another trans
Indisna coal 5osd, named the Chicago ami
Indiana Coal Company, with a capital stock
of $l2, 500, 900, to run parallel with the Louie
vile, New Albany and Chicago and the Chi
cago Great Southern, terminal point Chi
cago, north, and Leroy, on the Ohio, south,
280 miles, with 160 miles of branch road.
The COMPANY sls1 proposes TO construct and
operate steam colliers, steam tugs and
barges, for the transportation of coal or all
navigable rivers of the United States.
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BONDED WHISKY.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treas.
uryto Collectors OF Customs Re.
garding Its Expectation.
An Effort to be Made to Recover Over
S1,OOO,OOO from the Star-Roate
Contraetors-Hill Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, July 23-Arguma nts are
in progress to-day in the case Of Ex-senator
Kellogg, indicted for illegally receiving
money in connection with the Star-route coz
tract
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DR.. C. W. BENsoS's Celery ard Chame-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
and will cure Headache of sill kinds, Neu-
ralgia, Nervousness aud Dyspepsia. Proved
and indorsed BY physicians.
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ia announced that in q conference with
Isseps the English agreement with respect
j the construction Of a second Surz canal
has been IN I'D fed.
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The Rev.Wm. Crotcber, colored, Of Xenis,
is in trouble. His accussr is fourteen
old sister-in-isw. His congregation is
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OwESToN, KY.-Dr. l. F. Mundy says
al have found Browns Iron Bitlers one oi
the best tonics, and prescribe it frequently. !"
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CAPITAL POINTS.

WAsHINaroN, July %. Issue of standard
silver dollars from the minls for the week
ending July 81, 1926; corresponding period
last year, SlS6, ,499
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ARGUMENT in the Polx trial was con-
cluded yesterday afternoon. The judge will
deliver the charge to the jury 10 day.
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Boston Budget: Gen. Dearborne, Of Boston,
was guest st this dinner 10 lafayette. At
that day gentlemen, especially lawyers, were
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New York on Thursday a cl1b was
with The objec, of obtaining the indie
3 OF Coba. About sky CubaBs we're
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SPORTING NEWS,


BRIGHTON BEACH, July 2S.--The winners
70 day were: La Gloris, Capt. Curry, Harriet,
Nellie Peyton, Glenallen and King Nero.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

Tue bullion in the standard silver dollar
decreases in value, aud is now a little over
eighty-four cent?, exsctly S0.84l4.
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MOUNT WAsHIEGToN is the spot for those
who w4nt 10 keep cool. On Thursday last
khe Thermometer there 1t 359 - sunrise.
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BALTIMORE, July 23-The situation at
The msin Office of the Western Union and
B,ltim)re and Ohio Telegraph Companies
seems unchanged from what it was Saturday
The mansgers at both Offices report suff-
cenl force to handle all business COM
ing 10. The strikers show no signs of
weakening; they meet daily at their head
quaIt-rs, on FAyette street, and talk over the
situation. They set M fully informed of the
movements OF operators in all p'rts Of the
country. At the Corn and Flour Exchange
to-day ihe telegraph service is very upsa,ls-
facinrY.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c. July

WASHINGTON, D. c., July IS, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the depositors and
IN other creditors of the Freedmsn's Savings
and Trust Company that a final dividend of seven
May last (making sixty-two PER cent. in alD. and
Is now being paid at the ofice OF the commits
sioner OF said company in this city
All deposltoIs who have not yet forwarded their
DOCKS Tor this dividend are requested to do SO at
once Books should be accompanied by the ad.
dress OF their owners and forwarded 10 the Com
missioner OF the Freedma Savings and Trust
Company, Washington, d. c."
The amount estimsted to be required to pay
this dividend in sls2, ,S97 ~, of which sum about
s145 00e has already been paid
J0HN zNOX Counu,iuu{onar
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LITTLE ROCK, July 23.-The largest Gale
Of tinb- lards yer made BY the Sl. Louis
and Iron Eorntsis railroad was completed
to-day, being 5000 acres in Saline county,
Ark, to the Bierce Lumber Company, of
New Jersey.
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At nashville,
harder and Robbery.

NASHVILLE, July 23.-There is no change
in the telegraphic siiu alton here.
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ENGLAND.
THE INTERNATIONAL MATCH.

LONDON, July 23.-The Daily Telegraph,
referring 10 the International riff. match,
prsists the courage with which the Ameri.
cans, who have cultiv led military sporting
for comparatively a brief period, come to
the struggle with excerieuced shots. 1t is
possI bic, says the Telegraph, that the defeat
of the Amefic was because their weap ms
were inferior at the longer ranges. The
English should not boast oil their victory, as
al what may be considered military ranges
they We're heaien on their own ground. The
Daily Ners says it is fair to The Americsns to
note that the sort OF atmosphere with which
they are st acqusinted make il psriicu-
larry difficult 10 allow for The antics of the
English summer weather at Wimbledon,
which is ill.Datured but patriotic.
THE NEW sUEZ CANAL
The DAILY Neus referring to the Suez canal
negotiation, says: "Sr Charles Rivers Will
son iouud De Lssseps willing to yield some :
Ihiug or points relative to the tariff and
number of British directors, but De Lesseps
was n sufi GENTLY liberal, The question
arises, whether or not il is advisable to sus-
spend the discussion of the subject un il the
nex' session of Parliament. II is likely that
De- LesseDs will agree in the mesntime not
to push The constl uciiou of the canal"
THE APOLLO CoHMANDERy AT LIVERPOOL.
The members oil Apollo Comm sndery,
knights Templsr, of Chicago, landed al
| liverpool this morning. All in good health.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
The Monk Lane Express in it's review OF
the British grain trace the past week says;
Constant ram has checked the hitherto
rather rapid progress Of cereals. Native
wheafs 81 q higher. Foreign whe ats steadier
Flour finer. Msizs Sd lawer. Barley
ste ady; csrgoes of coast firmer, with lew
buyer; % arrivals and sales; 10 cargoes
Withdrawn aud Is remained, including 8
California cargoes.' Csrgoes on passage and
for shipment firmer end trade prisk. Sales
of Eoglish wheat during the week, 29,024
quarters, at 42' I'd per quarter, sgainst
f2,1s3 quarters at 40. I'd the corresponding
week last year: The fines crop reports says
the area Of wheat planted in the United
Kingdom is from 10 TO Is per cent. below
last year, and the yield will be below the
average. Reports from the continent are
| very similar in their conclusions.
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BONDED WHISKY,
BONDEO WhISkY.
LETTER FROM SECRETARY FoLGER REGARD
ING EXPORTED sPIRIrs


LETTER FROM SECRETARY FoLGER REGARD
ING EXPORTED SPIRITS.
WASHINGTON, July 23-The Secretary of
the Treasury has addressed letter to the
Collector of Customs at New York in regard
to the expectation OF bonded whisky. The
following is copy:
A Boston firm sddrtsses letter to this de-
partment, in which they state that house
in Boston exported some months since ic
bond to Hamilton, Bermuds, quantity ef
whisky OF domestic manufacture, which was
returned TO your port in January last, where
i! now remains in bonded warehouse. They
have agreed with the holder to buy twenty.
five barrels Of this whisky delivered in Bos-
ton in bond, and they ask what course may
lawfully oe taken 10 he premises. Guided
by the opinion of the United States Attorney
General, this Department holds that articles
grown, produced or manufactured in the
L nited States when exported and reimported
under section 2500, United States Z v sed
Slatues, are not within the purview of our
custom system, and that they cannot law
fully be stored under the laws creating tn at
system. This will apply to distilled spirits
manufactured in the United States once ex-
parted and reimported under the section
above cited. Upon the landing of such
spirits the Collector of Customs will exact
the payment of duty equal to the tax
imposed by the internal revenue
lave. They will not permit them TO be
catered for storage in bonded warehouse.
On the failure OF other me ans to obtain the
duty they will seize and hold them for the
ssme and the legal expenses OF their action.
In the case now before the Department and
spoken Of in the beginning OF this letter, a
warehouse bond hrs sometimes been taken in
good faith and under a mistaken but inno-
cent belief in the legality and regularity
thereof, because the spirits TO which th It
bond applies msy be dealt with as an excep.
ton in accordance with the condition of the
bond
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CHARLES J. FoLGER, Secretary.
CoMMIssIoNER's CIRCULAR.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has issued a circular in regard to gaugipg
spirits in several p ckages, and at abnormal
temperature, which provides as follows:
Hereafter whenever casks or packages
having a capacity not exceeding twenty five
gallons, wine measure, are gauged for entry
into dislillery warehouse or at fruit distil-
leries, wastage of onehalf gallon shall
not be allowed except when the wasting
reaches one full half-gallou; that is, u 'ess
there is actually one full half gallon out of the
package. The same rule will apply as 10 al
lowing wastage on gallon; that is, no
wastage in excess of ons-half gallon will be
allowed unless actual wastags reaches full
gallon"
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 23.-The situation in the
Western Union office 10 this oity IL being
rapidly righted. There is large force Of
good operators, and business is being
promptly handled. Ga ths Wheatstone
1900 messages were exchanged Saturd ay.
Tue following telegram was received by Col.
Ciowry to-day:
NEW YORK, July %, 1885.
To R. C. Clowry, General Superintendent, Chi
cago;
report is being industriously circulated
by hostile interests that there has been large
Withdrawals from the force in New York
and Boston to-day, and that the cable oper-
aiors at DuXburr and Nova Scotia have also
left their instruments. These statements
sre wholly aud maliciously fraudulent,
nothing Of the kind having occurred. Oar
force has been considerably strengthened at
New York and Boston to-day, and there is
no indication of dissatisfaction at Philadel-
phia. Five accessions TO the Office force
have been made from the original strikers
All operators are on regular duty at the
cable stations. Superintendent Cliuch tele-
graphs to-day, "Our force is strongly loyal,
and doing great work. None of the oper-
ators at our cable stations or in Cape Breton
struck"
CHAs. A. TINKER, General superintendent.
A rumor is in circulation here tonight
that it has been determined BY the Telegraph
ers' Brotherhood to order strike by all its
members on all railroad lines whose m ansge-
ment permits it's operate TO work for the
Western Unon Company; that the call-out
will begin on the Gould roads at o'clock to-
morrow afteSaooD. and be followed, proba.
bly, on the Baltimore and Ohio.
Wirs-cutting has extended from the tele-
phone TO the telegraph line. Two wires be.
longing to the Western Union and one to the
Chicago and Milwaukes Company were cu
last night. The Brotherhood claim thai
their members had nothing TO with
it, and go the Western Union ons
better by Offering reward of $50 fol
the detection of any person found guilty
of this kind of work. meeting Of tn,
strikers was held tonight and addressed By
members of the Board of Trade and others
Numerous kilograms and letters were read
Ooe from New York said: "The New Yorl
membership is over 1900 this morning
! The order is growing everywhere. Chic
Operator Dillon has jItnrd the striker
Chief Operator Cudlif, of r camond, Va
has j,ined he Brotherhood. In New Yorl
it is conceded that the strikers have won tn
battle. From Detroit comss the statemen
that the chief operators and all others, ex
| cent the suDerintendept's family quit work