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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-13
TELEGRAPHIC
COUNTERFEITERS CAUGHT.
A Biz Haul OF the Bogus.

New York, IL. - The inspector
learned two months ago that
William E. Brockway, Nathaniel
B. Foster and Lewis S. Martin, the most
noted counterfeiters in the country, were
preparing counterfeit securities OF some
kind. The men were watched and it was
found that they met daily at the ST.
James hotel and house in Lexington
avenue, and remained together for hours.
Brockwsy also daily visited the offices OF
bankers, photographers and printers. Last
week they were seen carrying several
packages into house on Lexington
avenue. The detect yes obtained entrance
to the Lexington avenue house. and ar
rested Martin and Foster. At the same
hour other detectives raided Martins
room at the st. James hotel and Brock
ways on Eleventh street. At each place
were found counterfeiting implements
Brockwsy wes. also arrested. In Lex
ington avenue were found dies, stamps,
plates, type and batteries. 1t was found
that the counterfeiters had already
struck Of spurious $1,000 z per cent.
construction mortgage bonds, due 1901,
of the Morris and Essex division OF the
Delaware s. Lackawsnna & Western
'railrosd compsny, and $1,000 6 per cent.
gold bearing bonds, series b, Of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company. Even
the United States internal revenue
stamps on the bonds were also counter
feited. It is believed some Of the spurl-
Gus bonds are already placed on the
market. Brockwsy is one OF the best.
known counter feiters in the country, and
is now under suspension of thirty years
sentence for band forging. He is native
of Connecticut, 81 years old. a printer
and electrotyper by profession. He
studied chemistry under Professor Sill
man, Yale College, in 1853, obtained an
impression on lead OF the genuine plate,
Of bills of the State pank of Connecticut,
and printed 100000 in So notes. Since
that time he has been repeatedly con-
nected with some Of the heaviest coun-
terfeiting ventures in the country. There
were two indictments found against him
in the q United States district court, Brook.
Ign, not long ago, for forgery and coun-
terfeiting. He pleaded guilty, but sen-
tenoe was suspended in consideration OF
bis surrender of the bond and note plates,
and giving information concerning other
He was warned. however,
that if detected in any further coun-
terfeiting schemes he would bs sentenced
on the old indictments, to thirty years
Louis Martin alias
Luther r. Martin, alias Martin
Luther, ia 60 years old. In 1875,
he was indicted in the United States Dis
trict court, western division OF Pennsyl.
vsnis, for manufacturing counterfeit
$500 notes, but was never tried. At enc
time he YVES q member of the New York
Jockey club and is known on oil racing
tracks in the country. Foster is 40 years
old, a native Of Bradford, Ills. His
father and brother are counterfeiters and
he has been one since his y nth. He is
not so we'll known in the east as his COM
psnions.
New York, 12.-William Z. Brock
wsy, Nathaniel B. Foster and Lewis
counterfeiters, at the request Of
Inspector Byrne. have been remsnded
until Wednesday.
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Enlarging Dispatches

London, 12.-The libel case Of tho
Central n lcS against the pr0nris'
tor OF Judy Was resumed tD>dav
Jennings, employed by the Cenfroi
Macs, testified that Quebec telo'
grams were expanded with a let's,
from that city, iudioating that tFs
current OF opinion in Canada is that
plots existed to destroy Lord I.sT,
DIVINE and destroy public buildi1w
by the use of explosives. The ses.
ond telegram from Quebec was n.
celved, containing only the words
"a plot explode the Circassjan
RImonski thWarted. Iansdowne
movements circuitOus. Halifax
dynamiters sent to trial" This was
the dispatch quoted at the OPENING
OF the examination on the 9Th inst
Special cabinet Quebec
q dynamite plot Lansdowne discov
cred. Arrests probable. fntens,
excitement" A witness testified he
used as basis the two dispatches
a thousand words, which
were sent out by the Central Neasq
The court committed defendant for
trial.
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Murders in Idaho.

Caldwell, Idaho, 1.-THE camp was
thrown into feverish state of excite
ment esrly this morning by the discovery
of the dead bodies Of BrassHeld and
Bryan in an unfinished hotel, with EVIL.
dences Of life and death struggle about
them. The men had sold large stock Of
pelts and hides on Saturday, and were
supposed to have money OIL their per-
sons, but they had deposited all except
$500, which, together with their personal
property, was taken. The murders were
committed by two notorious characters,
Sagebrush Jack and Whistling Kid, with
car coupling pins. The murdered men
were asleep in blankets. all lodging
houses being full. Both were captured
late this evening. Lyncbing is expected
Later advices gay the law will take its
course.
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More SWindling,

Washington, 1.-The report Of Sec
ond Auditor Ferris and its consideration
by Attorney General Brewster, led to
another branch Of the investigation con.
nected with the swindling Of soldiers by
claim agents. The district attorney dis.
covered that . number Of FIRMS here
issued circulars soliciting claims for ad.
ditionsl bounty and accepting fees in
advance for the pretended prosecutions of
this class Of claims. The fraud arises
from the fact that the time for fling these
claims expired under the law on June
30sh, 1883. Since that time the second
auditor has not received them. The
practice of the firms is now found to be
to accept these cases, take fee and
stack the applications away in thei, Off
ces. If those who have placed claims
for additional bounty in the hands Of any
claim sgent since July 1st, 1880, will
send the particulars and amounts uaid 10
fees to District Attorney Corkhill here,
it will materially assist the pending legal
investigation.
Secretary Teller has under considerss
ton the plsn endorsed BY Commissioner
Dudley to prevent such scandals as were
recently brought to light in the practice
Of certain pension attorneys. The sug.
gestion is thst only members of the bar
regularly admitted to the practice and in
good standing be allowed to appear be-
fore the Department.
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Casualties.

Norfolk, Va, H. Lat night nea,
Franklin, the residence Of A L. Bisgs,
soa of the late Judge Biegs, of North
Carolina, was accidentally buried and
Biegs persisted in the flames His wife
and child we're rescued with difficulty.
Mrs. Biggs was badly burned in an effort
to save her hus band.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. IA naked light
upon . mans head at the West End
mine this morning caused Q terrific ex.
p'osion, and Michael Bsrcoski, John
Escolus and John Keller were killed.
Chicago, 12.-JournaL Grand Rapids.
Mich; o. III. Chase, superintendent of
the State fish hatcheries, and SIX Others
were drowned at Petoskey by the cap
sizing Of q small boat.
Chicago, ia number of marine
disasters occurred along the west shore of
Lake Michigan to-day. The heaviest
loss is Of large schooner valued at S4O,-
600. No loss of life is reported
Rochester, n. T., PA Leavy gale
compelled the stesm barge Albion to cut
loose from the schooner Albstross. The
fat Of four men abos:d the latter is un.
known. A schooner st snchor near
Charlotte is flying signals Of distress
Relief cannot reach the schooner owisp
to the violence Of the storm.
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Forgers Arrested.

Chicago, 12.-William E. Brock
way and Nathaniel d. Foster, fofg-
ers, arrested i'll New York, are vel
known to Federal detectives here,
who have Swallowed Foster, espec-
Tally, for many years. During the
past summer he remained in this
city. but has been in the habit Of
passing his summers at Colorado
Springs, Colo. Fosters home is at
bradford, Ills, and he is a brother
!n-IaW OF James Doyle, arrested here
in June, 1882, with S24, 900 of spur.
ious United States bonds In his Doe
session, and is now serving stretch
OF nine years In the Chester, Ills,
penltentiary, and for many years
was an active confederate of Foster
and Brockway. The police records
show that Foster went to Brooklyn
on September 22nd.
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Fearful Gales.

Chicago, IA fierce gale in the
west and southwest prevailed on
Lake Michigan all day Yesterday
and Last night. 1t is less violent
to-day, but the lake is still rough
and the vessels experience much
difficulty in making port. Thus far
no serious damage is reported here
but there are grave apprehensiOus
for the safety Of a number of Yes
sells. Ten days ago the schOOug
Arab went ashore in the harbWf
ST, Joseph, Michigan. The ~
Protection, of this city, got her
aaoat Friday, and they were 10 have
left for Milwaukee on SaiurdS.
expecting to arrive early on Sunday
morning. Nothing has been heard
of them. There were eighteen men
on board.
Up to this hour no word is res
ceived from the tug Protection and
the schooner Arabian. It is almost
certain they have gone down with
all on board.
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France and China.

Paris, 11.-It is stated the commander
of the French forces in Tonquin has in
formed the government that it will be
impossible to operate In Tonquin with
the present force and says nothing can
be done until February. 3,
London, 11.-Marquis Tseng informed
reporter of the Standard that the
Intransigeant's statement that the otter
of mediation on the part of the U nited
States in the Franco Chinese controversy
has been declined by France, referred 70
circumstances some time ago and which,
owing to the attitude Of France, led to no
result. He said until a reply was re-
ceived to China's last note to France,
negotiations would be at standstill. Ii
the French attack Bacbninh, they will
meet Chinese troops, when of course
there will be war, in which case China
thinks it will be impossible to guarantee
the safety of foreign traders, the property
and lives Of foreigners.
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Medill's Memory.

Chicago, 1.-THE Press club he'd 8
memorial meeting this afternoon snd un-
yelled port ait of the late Samuel j.
Meiill, managing editor Of the Chicago
Tribune and president Ct the Press CLUB.
There was large gathering OF Oh jour
nslisis Of the city TO psy tlibute OF re-
spect TO the memory Of the man, aliae
admired for journalistic ability snd ster-
ling personal qua lies. An eltquert
memorial addsess wss delivered By Con
gresham Finnerty. and several feeling
tributes were uttered by older man ers
of the city press,
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Pullman Protection.

Pit!sburg, 12,-In the Supreme Court
this morning, the judgment of the lower
court was affirmed in the suit of Gardner
vs.. the Pullman Palace Oar company.
The case attracted widespread attention.
Gardner secured 0 verdict Of $500, hav-
ing been robbed of vslaables while sleep.
ing in one OF tie Pullman cars. The
Supreme Court held the company, while
not liable in an action as an innkeeper or
common carrier, yet . reasonable and
proper degree of care is imposed on.them.
The duty rests on the company to pro.
vide reasonable care and caution against
vsluables of passengers being stolen from
his bed, or from clothes on his person.
This ia not case Of robbing By force and
violence, but By steslthy larceny.
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They Want Their Money.

Milwaukee, William, MsgdeIena,
Edward August, Albert Walter, Ella
and Hettie Sch.audenb.ch, with Caro-
line Staps. Ettelie j. Rice and Henry
Lowe, have brought suit against Mary
Caroline Frees, superior Of the school of
the Sisters Of Notre Dame, this city, for
share in the estate of Charles Joseph
Francis Schrsuden bach, president, OF
Baltimore, who left fortune Of $l25, COO,
the greater part Of which was willed to
the Milwaukee Institute. ThecompIaint
alleges fraud on the part Of the house.
keeper. who kept all the relativ from
the priest, and charges undue Influence,
and that she took $4,000 cash and the
household furniture.
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The Irish,

Dublin, 1.-THE Irish Times says:
a syndicate in London is discussing q
reject for ship canal scross Ireland.
FreemGn's Journal publishes the full
text Of circular proposing wholesale
emigration from Ireland which it is al
legged government issued. though the
authorities disavov it. In connection
with the paper FreewGn's Journal de-
clsrcs the scheme but q continuation Of
the poll y under which the Irish were
kidnspped snd trshspor ed to the West
Indies in the days OF Cromwell, or IS
they sre packed in cofin ships to-day.s
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Criminal Strikers.

Panama, via Galveston, 12.-The
strike among lAburers and freigh hit hand
lers on the Panama railwsy culminsted
in the wreck Of train. Some mis-
cresnts removed a few fish plates and
replaced the rsils; toe engine passed over
all right, but the tender displaced the
loose rails and the baggage and two pas
senger cars were turned over and precip:
itate1 down an embsnkment into 8
swamp. Burt, agent Of the rad, and
Conductor Crutchley, on the baggage
car, escaped. the latter with severe
shaking. The frat car contained IL bor-
ers borrowed from the canal company;
the second contained guard Of soldiers.
The strikers fred on the train; many
were seriously Injured but no one was
killed.
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Northern Pacific.

New York, he. Ellery Anderson.
on behalf of j. j. Bradford, has obtained
Al Injunction returnable on Wednesday,
from Judge Donohue' restraining the ia.
sue of $40, 0OO, coo second mortgage bonds
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad com.
pany.
A member of the Northern Pacific
syndicate says: The new suit against the
company was brought by Dsponta, who
had ten shares of common stock Of
Northern Pacific transferred in his name
on Saturday. No importance ia attached
10 the suit which. will be tried in the
United States court.
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Respecting the Jews.

London, 11.-Lord Mayor Fowler. in
refusing to allow Dr.. St0cker, chaplain
to the court OF Germany, to lecture III the
Mansion House. sts.ei that he co2ld not
disregard the feeling of the Jewish COM
muoity By giving prominence to DR..
Stocker, who has excited hostility
sgaiss! the Jews. Carl Bland writes to
the newspapers that every. man with
spark Of humanity ought to protest
againt Suckers detestable crusade
against the Jews.
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Murdered by Thieves,

Milwaukee, II August Grothe, street
,sr driver, was shot in the face and back
tonight at q turntsble on Rassellhvenue
by high1symen who attempted to steal
The cash box from the car. Whipping
up the mules, he drove q mile to the car
barns where he fell over the dashboard.
his wounds are fstsl. The thieves got
With nothing and are still at large.
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A Stained Lily.

St. Louis. Mo-, ia variety actress,
known 80 Lilly Dale" playing in Hol-
lands Theatre, Dallas, Texas, left there
on Friday, dressed SIS an old woman.
Since then it is discovered that certain
psrties with whom Lilly had been a,so-
ciated, lost S., 600 worth of diamonds,
snd the girl is accused OF having stolen
them. Lilly came from some place in
Illinois, and kilograms were sent to ST..
Louis, Chicago and other places for her
arrest.
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The Luther Celebration.

Berlin, 11.-All members of the inn
perisl family attended the special Lusher
service at the cathedral.
The histor cal procession at Eisleben,
yesterday, was great success.
st. Petersburg, 1.-THE Luther ami
verssry is declared by the press to be the
occasion Of rejoicing in the whole civil
ed world.
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There Be No Telling.

London, 12.-EarI Carnarv0n,
speaking Of his recent tour in Can
ada, said that nobody could estimate
how great the future of Canada
would be if the Canadian people
persevered with the same judgment
and moderation that characterized
their legislative proceedings Iof
many years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-13
Mexican CAPITALISTS.

Kansas City, Mo-, 12.-The excuE-
sion party Of Mexican capitalists
which arrived from chihuahua tnis
evening over the Santa Fe, was mel
at Topeka by the Mayor and a spe,,
cial COMMITTEES from this city anu
entertained at supper at the Centre
poll Hotel tonight. They will Do
shown about the city tomorrow.
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International Stone Throwing

London, 1l.-During the celebration
OF the Moorish festival at Tangier, .
stone thrown By q Moor struck the
French charge d'afairs. The latter de-
msnded the punishment Of the offender,
e200 for the benefit of the poor and the
dismissal Of the Governor Of Tsnpier,
as satisfaction for the Insult.
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Snow,

New York, l2.-The first snow of the
season this morning, q little more than q
furry. 1t Is showing hard at Albany.
There Is driving storm 1t Utica. Tele.
graphing is troublesome.
!: Toronto. IA violent gale last night
leyelled telegraph wires, trees, fences,
etc. Considerable snow this morning;
weather cold.
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Terrific Storm.

Montreal, IA terrific WIND
storm ragged all day, doing immense
damage. a frame house at Rouge
mont was blown down, an gu
woman and a girl were severely u,
jured, the former is is thoEgss
fatally. Al traffic Oh the river
suspended.
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GIearances.

Boston, l2.-From the Post: Fol-
lowing is compiled from special dis
patches to the Post from the mana
gers OF twenty-five leading clearing
houses in the United States and
gives total clearances for the week
ending the 10th, with percentages
of increase and decrease compared
with the corresponding time year
sg9. Total, $500. 3O1,576 decrease,
SIT.
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What G.. A. A Thinks.

Chicago, 1l.-ITnles' Washington
special: President Arthur says 1t 10
settled that the Democratic nominee for
the Presidency will not come from east
Of the Alleghs MES aud that the coming
campaign will be brought out in Indisns,
Ohio and New York.
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The Dynamiters.

London, 11.-Ii is rumored the police
have discovered proofs that the recent
explosions in the underground railways
we're the work of New York dynsmiters,
The rumcr, however, is not confirmed.
The police are reticent, but seem hopeful
that clues will be obtained to lead to lead
10 The detection Of the guilty persons.
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Private Sherman.

St. Louis. l2.-General sherman Ar
rived this morning from New York.
There was no reception ct the depot. The
General drove direct to his residence on
Garrison avenue. where be passed the
morning receiving visitors. He will be
rendered reception tonight BY the
Frank Blair post Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, and then attend MeCul.
lough's performance in the Olympic
theatre. =
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Not a DefauIter.

Cincinnati, 11.-NeDs.Journols Iron.
ton. Ohio: W. 8. Kirk, the official OF
Ironton bank, charged with defalcation,
returned last night and says he went on
q big spree, and 10 not daiaulter. He
never took any Of the banks money. BE
il under arrest.
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More Clerks Needed.

Portland, Ogn., 1l.-Owing to made
quste railway mail service, $50 sacks of
mail from ST. Paul, and eastern cities
for points between Portland and helena.
are lying here, and the quantity ls daily
increasing.
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Grand Gathering.

Washington, u.-Gelersl James x.
Csrnahan, adjutan.-genersl Of Indians,
has addressed letters 10 the secretary Of
Wat proposing that . national encamp.
ment OF state t-oops to be held here next
Nay.
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"YosIr Skin Cure is s,1peYencel-
lent. it is fast curing my daughter
Of Ttf1Sa0orna, aohich had spread all
ooer her body" Mrs. e. l.. D. Mer-
Ram, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it. 81 per package
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Manufacturers of Stationary and Port
able Steam Engines and Boilers, Miaing
and Hosting Machinery, Saw Mills,
Shsfsing, Hangers, Pulleys, etc.
Boiler and Tank Work Of all Kinds
Made to Order. Castings in Iron,
Copper and Brass.
Wrought and Cast I, IN Work for
Builders, Iron Fronts, Columns,
LiDtels. Sill Plates, Grating.
ete., etc. a
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OEEO~ Spain.

Berlin. 12-The crown prince stsrts
for Madrid on the fifteenth. he will 20
20 Genoa by way Of Mulch and will
embark thence on German msn-of-war
On Saturday for Spain.
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Socialists Suppressed

London, 12.-TEe police, it is said,
prevented s socialist procession with
black fsg inscribed ''Stsrvstiou," sp.
preaching Guildhsil during the Lord
Mayors banquet.
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Bob Ford.

Kansas City, u.-Charlie Ford, Of the
James gang notoriety whose brother no et
foul play, says: Bob was last heard from
at New York, on October fourteenth. He
had money and vsl1ables worth $4,000.
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HanIOn.

Toronto, 12.-Hanlon starts IN q few
days for San Francisco, where be gives
an exhibition row on Thanksgiving day.
He may 60 to Australia.
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Convict Labor.

New York, 1.-THE vote on the pro-
petition for sbolisLipg convict contract
labor from ttate prisons with bat few
districts to hear from gives a msjori.y of
234, $40 in favor of the proposition.
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Standard Time.

Washington, l2.-The Attorney Gen.
eral has decided that the PROOFS ed stand
ard of time cannot be effected, except BY
congressional action.
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Big Debts.

Montresl, 12.-One hundred and forty.
four cars o; the Quebec Central and 27e
on the Southeastern railways were seized
for deb.
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TrichinOSiS,

Akron, O., 12.-R. F. Palmer's family
were sill taken violently i'll, supposed
trichinosis, from eating head cheese. Two
will probably die.
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sHILOH'S COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure Is sold by Us on a
asarantee. It cures consrucIoo.
Sold BIZ z @. Z I Drus Stora fal
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The Bennett Gable.

Boston, 1.-THE American terminus
of the Ben nett cable will be at Lobloily,
south end 81 the town Of Rockpost,
Mass.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately ~
heved hy Shiioks Cure SolS byZ
q r. / DRUG atosA n
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Fob BEDROOM SUITS, go TO SoR-
KNsEN & CARLQUIsT.
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Strikers.

New York, 12.-One thousand cigar
box makers are on strike sgainst work.
ing oyer time.