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NEW YORK.
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New YORK, Aug. 16.-The day has been
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Pacific and Missouri Kansas Il Texas had
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Mexican Revolutionary Conspiracy.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 16.-Forty persons
in all were arrested in connection with the
conspiracy. Gen. Pea, chief of the artillery
department, and Gen. Echegary were i'm
prisoned. Echegary mmanded the garri-
son at Vera Cruz under the Daz administra-
ton five years ago. Pea and Echegary are
great friends, and thought to have had no
connection with the conspiracy. Gen.
Chavarria's whereabouts is unknown. He
has been removed from the barracks. His
son is out looking for him. All prisoners
were turned over to Juan Perez De Leon,
first judge of this district. The
authorities deny that any of
the prisoners were sent to Vera Cruz
or Yucaton. The conspiracy is reported to
have been to imprison or shoot Diaz
and Gonzales, under the leadership
Of Jardon, editor, of the La Opinion
National, and two colonies, Salcedo and
rodriguez. The government detectives are
said to have obtained list of the conspira-
tors in Jardon's possession. Gen. Alatorne
has not been arrested. The plan of the con-
spiracy is said to have been to reconstruct
the government, as in 1876, under Presi-
dent Lerdo. A compositor in Jardon's Of
flee was arrested, and his wife kept in close
confinement
New YORK, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from
the city of Mexico, sent direct to the Asso-
ciated Press, referring to the reports, via. st.
Louis, that a great conspiracy against the
government had been unearthed,
says such reports are in fact in
circulation there, but greatly exag
gerated. 1t is true few arrests were made,
but the so called conspiracy is so ridiculously
weak it does not merit the name.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
MINERS TROUBLES.
The Striking Miners of Pennsylvania
Likely to Carry the Thing
too Far.

PITTsBURe, Pa, Aug. 16.-The miners
strike in the fourth pool assumed serious
aspect to-day, and grave fears were enter
tanned of an outbreak. The failure of Neels'
men to come out of the mines this morning
as promised had depressing effect upon the
strikers, and a rumor that Deputy Sheriff Nc
Clure, who had been guarding Neels' prop
erty, was using his official character to per-
suade the miners to stay at work,
excited them almost beyond con
troll of the leaders. Threats loud and
deep were made against Mcclure, and it was
with the greatest difficulty that President
Casteles prevented them from going to the
mine and mobbing the supposed offender.
They make 20 effort to conceal the bitter
feeling, and some assert the avowed inten-
ton now is to first request the working
miners to join them, and il they refuse, to
resort to more effective measures, but what
the measures will be they refuse to say. Sew
eral cases of intimidation are reported to-
day by men on their way to work. One miner
says he was surrounded by twenty men,
who threatened to do him bodily
harm if he went to work Citizens are com
planning that the strikers demand food and
accompany the requests with threats OF what
they will do if it is not secured. If the
demands and threats are continued they as
sert that the strikers viii have TO abide by the
consequences. Tonight Deputy Mcclure
made information against six strikers,
charging them with conspiracy and assault.
The arrests will be made at once and trouble
is anticipated.
A dispatch from Coal Center, Pa, says:
Officers Mcclure, Reilly, Shaffer, Pressly and
Forsythe went to the camp tonight and ar
rested Joseph Dowler and Benz. Arren, the
only two they could identify as having been
concerned in the intimidations. They were
taken to town and released on $500 bail each.
The miners have telegraphed to the lower
pools for reinforcements, and by Monday
500 men are expected. There is great ex-
element but no demonstration. A warrant
has also been issued for the arrest of the
miners president, Costello.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-18
Gen. Sherman at Grand Forks.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

GRAND FORKS, ID. T., Aug. 16.-Gen.
Sherman was met by the mayor, other city
officials, citizens in carriages, Willis A. Cor
man post, G. A. R., and the Cadet band.
After dinner Gems. Sherman and Hamilton
shook hands with the post and were greeted
cordially. Sherman met and recognized his
army servant, old Shady, Mr.. Durant, who
lives here with his son. Having discussed
crops, geography, etc., he casually kissed the
ladies and went west to visit his old aid,
Major Bacon, at Fort Totten. Owing to a
heavy rain the street parade was abandoned
Passenger Agent Warren has returned.
Two calls have been issued for legisla-
tive convention in the Eleventh district one
signed by representatives from Grand Forks,
Trail and Nelson, the other by Trail and
Steele, the first to meet at Grand Forks
Oct. l. The break is engineered by Walsh,
who wants to return to the council, but is
repudiated by the regular Republican COM
mittee. The Democrats have called a con-
vention for the 18th of September. Evil
IDENTITY the campaign for the legislature will
be Walsh and anti-Walsh, with the organi-
cation against them.