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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
PENNsYLvANIA DEITsH.


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cher School Maishter doh I'm sht 'ddle, Ia
der ainBich mon Oh Ola failer hnn'd init
nv DeitBhe bfeefa In der tzeltung,
Sheer oily wuch shwetz'd ar Os wann do
breefa nix wmra Oh dummas shtuft for
lett Oh ke tershtond hen. Aver DO
letsht wuch hut ar g0ns onnersht
g'shwetzi, we'll k@ breef In der tzei'
tung war Ar hut g'sawt, doh con mer
now eana," secht ar "Oa nler slch g0r
net uf der Pit schwefielbrenner fer
luBaa con-"
Un des prOoit Oh unser iyyer ous
shmarter shOOl Maishter hordt tzu
pleasa Ia. lCh denk mer beaser lust n
shwetZa we or will, for ar mus ebbas
sawga Oh do lett Ous fnna kenna Oh ar
IA liver Gus shmarter un h0ch g'larnder
mon IL. Aver es hut tzwe clossa shool
Malshter, Anes Ia do sort on dun os
wann o net maner lArnnng hetta Oh DO
law arlawbt. Selly sort hen gooter,
commOner fershtOnd. De 0nner Gloss is
do Orrlck ahmarty, un g'sheity, un dun
Oh Wann 30 maner wlaea Oh der Pnshtle
Pauline un der President Cleveland In
der baTya. Unser long bainicher un
rOat keppicher ShoOl Malshter Is anes
fun denna iyyer Gus shmarty, Mer con
Il IN aw em Os ar ebbas abbordlch is,
Ar IraWgt son shtand up collier, un
hussa 30 tight Oh ar aich gOr net blckA
| da,.aH mall paII IA unoliok uf I'm hius
nera sitz gevya date. Ar trawgt aw
anes fun denna c0Tyose bfllla ona hand
| 10 draw, Oh or fesht on do naws petZd,
un aw gabOOna on sl jacket k'nup luch,
De- BeyYy bahawpt Oh Wann mer cen IN
a monkey keyyich oil ehparra date un n
| In der show du on ar maner customers
aw tzsega date Oh der gresht elllfont Od'
der der sbmartsht monkey. Aver VT II
n gOOter Republican, un y letsht shpoal
yohr hut ar n speech g'maucht for del
| Blaine, un ar con q yusht ab )ut goo
explaina weaga do politics Aver der
| tTO0yel IL, Ar ehweiz nix 0s DO grestty
dictionary wardta un nnser commony
lett ain o wennich iyyel Ob wei! 10 mel
ous maucha konna was do mainung fun
30 grossly warita sin. Sell denk ich II
| der ainsich tr0Oyel Ar ia t2u shmart
for dc SchlIleltowner 81 larnung IL
feel tzu hOch for do commony lett, ul
wann u net wWr on or 30 tightly hussa
trawgt. un n shtand up collar, un Q
fancy ho0t, un 10 Raiier shoe, un sol
dude shtecka In der h0nd un son petzel
brill uf der naws, don glaw6 ich os d.
ShoOl Directors cen grawd oh donka data
Aver we'll ar In 10 grossy shtyle rou
coom't considera 30 cen eva doch n or
dllch shmarter mon.
. wetter Ia tzu hais for manel
shrelya desmohl,
PIT SCHwEFFELDRRNNE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

King Louis H., popularity known 40
the ''muslc mad monarch OF Bavaria"
was born In 1916, and succeeded 10 the
throne In 1864, He Ia 0 man OF genius,
Of rather romantic nature, and an ar
tiat, with caprlci0ua opiniona concerning
political questions. King Louis Ia the
type OF that ylrile Ideal beauty thought
OF In connection with the heroes OF the
Wlebelungen. juatifying his appellatlon
OF "The Knight OF he Silver swan"
Tall, with magnificent auburn hair and
mustache, with sOfI, deep blue eyes, his
emb0npoint which was only beginning
10 ahaw about four years ago, adds ma
jpsty TO his stature and makes him look
the wished for champion OF outraged In.
n0cence. Louis llvea In deep aeclual0n
In his magnificent palaces, spending the
greater part Of his time on music and
painting, The description Of the lakes
which many OF his palace grounds con-
tain. with their costellated boats pro-
PEELED by living swans, In which the
King reposea, may be below or far sur
passing the reality. Very few have ever
seen them; one OF those few was the &C.
tress who created the role OF "lseult."
The King was 40 charmed with her sing
Ing that no invited her TO ride In one OF
his boats and repeat her great aria. Be-
coming too enthusiastic, ehe was about
to fling herself into the royal arms.
Their owner merely chucked her into
the.stTeam and left her 10 get out IN best
she could. II should be added that che
was dark and not comely, In 1867,
while no was visiting the Paris Exhlbl-
tlOn, he became pa9slonately enem0red
Of the Empress Eugene. In accompany
Ing him 10 the station the Empress en-
braced him, II ~ said, and since then he
has never allowed the lips Of another
woman 10 brush the place, The only
one who ever tried, the actress, had q
dncklng for her reward The inhabi-
tants OF the capital, Munich, regard the
sovereign with klnd Of awe. On ac.
count OF his passion for music the com.
poser, Richard Wagner, gained consider.
able Influence over him In the llfst years
OF his reign. The people, however, rose
against the composer and Louis was
compelled to send him from court. He
sometimes arranges great theatrical per-
| f0rmancea, NJ an Immense expense, and
| Nv WHICH Ht ~ lHo hulN hVVVlhluls Nub'
withstandlng the whimsical nature and
spendthrlft habits Of the King, In the in
ternal Bayarian politics no has shown
himself equal TO the occasion, looking
through the plansof the various parties,
and trusting none Of them, In the af.
fairs OF Germany he has also played IN
important part, giving substantial aid
| 10 Prussia In her late war with France.
After the war no visited Paris and Yer.
sailles In order to study their works Of
art. Another pecullarlty Of Louis Is his
enthusiasm for Louis XIV, His imita-
tlon OF that monarch IL particularly
noticeable In hIs requirement OF wor-
ahlp which he demands Of his courtiers.
He never yisits any OF the art studies
with which Munich swarms which his
predecessor made habit OF doing. He
| dIsllkes all festivities and withal may
be said to be q solitary "R)i Soleil." He
is unmarried,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Miraculous Esoapo OF Two Men from Doath
nj shaneAyllie,

Miraculous Escape of Two Men from Doath
NJ shanoaylllc'
A letter received at the DEMOCRAT Of
lce thla morning from Shanesyllle,
gives tho particulars OF terrible boiler
explosion NJ that place, aud tho narrow
escape Of two men from Instant death.
II says.
AZ two o'clock yesterday, the Oh inst,
the large steam boiler Of the Karl foun'
dry exploded with terrific force, llfdng
IL from its foundation and carrying II
through the air distance OF one hun
dred and twenty feet, In its mad plunge
through the mir II crushed its path
through the rear end OF tho boiler room
and thence through u small building,
aud was finally checked by u fence on
the opposite aide Of tho building. Two
men, Allen Koch and j. j. Ktrl, were
working In the engine room about eight
feet from tho boiler when the explosion
occurred. They both miracnlously on.
capped with but slight bruises received
from the llying debris. The whole roof
was blown of the engine room the walls
were leyelod 10 the earthi bricks were
hurled IN every direction; large tlmbers
and broken machinery were scattered
about; and almost In the midet OF this
disturbance these two men escaped un
harmed, standing In the open air. The
building will probably DO repaired. The
loss 10 estimated NJ over $l,OOO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A mnnrix Cnnrrntnlnilon.

George W, Bu'son has been appointed
postmaster at Waynesburg, In place OF
I'd, Scott, who has held the position for
many years. Mr.. Scott was u careful, up
right and efficient oillcer and gave gem
eral satisfaction. Under u Republican
administration Mr.. Scott WAS the right
man In the right place, but he IL too good
n Republican AMI too much OF man TO
compromise himself by holding Office un-
der u Democratic administration. MIR.
Burson IL a whole.sOuled, wide awake
young Democrat, who will no doubt
hand out Republican letters and sich
jnst ~ promptly and cheerfully as did
MIR. Scott. We heartily congratulate him
on his appointment and Mr., Scott don't
need anybody's sympathy.-[Alliance
Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Yesterday afternoon Michael Welsh, o
gigantic Irish saloon keeper OF Rogues
Hollow, was arrested aud brought here
for trial on tho charge Of wife beating.
During q drunken brawl no threw q
beer glass at his better half, knocking
her down and fearfully decorating her
head. Al hls trial to-day before Mayor
Jackson no was bound over 10 the Court
OF Common Pleas, ball being Furnished
In the sum OF 5000.
A prize feht between Joe steinmetz
and All Shook for $25 q side was In
dulged In Thursday night, the former
being tho winner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Married on the 6sh day Of August, A,
D., 1885, by Jonathan 8, Hudson, Esq at
his residence In Canton, Ohio. MIR. Logan
Il. Doll, OF Massillon, Stark county, o.,
and Miss Trillie l. Smith, OF Canton, o.,
Mr.. Fred. NJ. Wagner and Miss Katie n
Swier, OF Masslllon, being the pleasing
....
''rhou hast uwon by thy God, my rhllic
Dy that protty white hand o. thine,
Aud by ~ tho loving stars In heaven,
Tbat thou wad aye bo mlnol
And hao Sworn by my God, my rrllc,
And by that kind hoart Of thine,
By MI tho stars sown thick owrc heaven,
That thou shalt aye bo niue"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Cur blessings are not appreciated un-
Till we are deprived Of them, Most nota.
BILE among them IL health the lack OF
which magniaes our other burdens. A
hacking cough, u severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease IL very trouble
some; but oil these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Blglow's
Positive Cure. Price 30 cents; trial bot
tie free ut Durbln, Wright II Co., drug
piat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Stark county has again bsen remem
bered by Postmaster General Villas In
tho distribution OF fourth class post
mastprships, the latest appointment
beInp that Of Peter Q. Newhouse. u good
Democrat, to be postmaster at Louisville
vice George Blwen, resigned, which
was made yesterday. The new incum.
bent will make q worthy and efficient
postmaster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A walking skeleton.

Mr., n. Springer, OF Mechanlcsburg,pa.,
writes: III was afflicted with lung TO.
yer and abscess on lungs, and reduced
10 n walking skeleton. Got free tr lal
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did mo 30 much
good bought u dollar bottle. After u.s.
Ing three bottles, found myself once
more man. completely restored TO
health, with n hearty appetite, and q
gain In flesh of AZ lbs," Call at Dur
bin, Wright 81 Cos drug store and get q
trial bottle OF this certain cure for oil
lung diseases. Large bottles 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Tho onnnnitnn irrinnAlnn.

The Coshocton & Southern Railroad
Company, which last week died articles
OF Incorporation with the Secretary or
State, and which has for It's prlm lry oo'
ject the extension Of tho Connotton val.
Icy railroad TO H,nesyllle, has organized
by the elec Ion of n, I Spangler, >. u.
pomerene, II Q. HlrbIg, John o, Fisher
and j. W. CIsslngham ~ Directors, j.
w, CaasInpham was elected President,
and G. II Blood Secretary and Treas
urer.-[Uoshocton Democrat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A Mothers Fears.

H. W. C.-wo know that many child
rem have died from the use of cough
mixtures containing morphla or opium.
But the new remedy--Red Star Cough
Cure--is entirely vegetable and harm
less, and eminent physicians testify 90
10 Its curative powers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

| have used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
catarrh TO which eastern persons are
subject who como TO live here,) II has
proved q cure. D. u. M. Weeks, Denver,
Col.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A BRAVE woMAN's FATE.

Dangerously Wounded while Attempting
20 Prevent the Death OF Another,
ALLIANCE, o, August B 5-Diamond, o
small mining town fourteen miles north
of here on the line OF the Cleveland,
Youngstown Il Pittsburg railroad, was
thrown into o state OF Intense excite
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
KING LOUIS H.,
The Eccentric Muslo.Mad MOnaoh Of tho
Kingdom Of Bavaria.

A Man Of Genius aud Ideal beauty, with u
Romantic Artist Naturs-'His Queer
Disposition and Tastes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
WATCH
the kid N US.

They are the most important
secretory organs. Into and
through the Kidneys flow the
waste fluids OF the body,
containing poisonous matter
taken out or the system. IL
the Kidneys do not act prop
erly this matter Is retained,
the whole system becomes
dlsordered and the following
symptoms will follow: Head
ache, weakness, pain In the
small Of back and loins, flushes
of heat, chills, with disordered
stomach apd bowels. You can
thoroughly protect the Kid
neys by BURD0CK BLOOD BIT
TERS, and when any OF these
symptoms manifest them.
selves you can quickly rid
yourself OF them by this best
OF all medicines for the Kid
neys. BUKD0CK BLOOD BIT
TIERS are sold everywhere at
ST per bottle, and one bottle
will prove their efficacy. =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
DAs ALT soHUL.HAUs AN DER KRICK,

The following poem Ia written In
what Ia generally called Pennsylvania
German" This Ia a peculiar dialect,
created by q strange mixture OF all the
European German dialects, with large
sprlnkllng OF English words and pro-
nuDciatiOns. II 10 passing away before
the victorious progress Of the English,
and must ultimately become extinct. II
will, however, always remain 40 a curl
Oaity In literature, This poem, written
by q Pennsylvania Pastor, 10 here Insert
cd at the request OF literary friends who
saw II In manuscript. II has, we be-
lleye, the ring OF the true yernacular'--
[Ed. Guardian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15
A BIG sw1NDLE
Brought to LIght-Chiuago Clearing House
Fraud Unsarthsd.

CHICAGO, Oct. l4.-An Ingenious fraud
nv which the Board of Trade Clearing
House has been used by 8 dishonest set
tIement clerk to detraud his employer was
fortunately detected last week. The
rcheme is not q new one, as some expelled
members Of the Board of Trade have rea-
SON to know, and it is unfortunate that in
this particular instance member OF the
Board figures in no very Creditable light.
A young man, who was held by Justice
Mech last Saturday on Z charge Of lslcs-
nv, was for sig moRths settlemaut clerk
t1 3. ], McCleary < Co., Exchange build
ing. As such it was his duty 70 take
cLsy1p Of the option books, and in con-
neqti1u With tho ringing" OF trades to
CHECK the differences through the Clear
inv House. Some time ago he, With the
aid Of a settlement boy in the employ OF
6sorre D. Baldwin & Co., transferred
thTouTh the CLEARING House to another
Ann Sa0O belonging TO Me. McCleary.
The party 70 whom the transfer Eal
made. who ia a reputable broker, and
simuly wanted TO see how lar they would
aaTry ont the scheme, agreed to give the
boys the cHTreABy less IS for expenses;
INIT "A soon as hs TeGeiged the 1h5GS at
once notified Mr.. MGcleary that there vas
somethinQ wrong. The boys were taken
N tasC aud confessed the fraud. Mr.. Me-
Glesry. hoveyer, retained the clerk in his
Office partly to d. up The bgQks and part
" % vatan for further Developments. AHt
while undaF this very surveillance the
youth succeeded in perpetrIttng . still
more audacious fraud.
This time he took into his confidence
tho anttlement-boy Of ]. S. Barker & Co.,
and Qot him 70 tSaHGier through the Clear
iug House Sl6s 50 OF Ar. &rLleaFy's 70 j..
9. Barker. This transfer vas meTe
blind, as the check was at once Ie'tIans.
terred through the Clearing House by
Barker's boy to Board Of Trade arm, also
a member Of tho Clearing House. This
firm, it is understood, on resolving the
check, handed oyer Sii5 so currency TO tho
boys, OF which RaFker's ssttiement-hoy
QotS25. The remaining sl0O the frm is
said TO have retained for the young clerk
20 speculate with.
McClsary 4 Co, in the meantime we're
checking their bOOks very closely, and
when they had checked right up 70 the
day before that Of which the fictitious deal
occurred the clerk, after doctnring the
books TO throw his employers OF the scent,
skipped out. An examination Of the rtng
books and difference book show that alse
and misleading entries had been made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 1i.-At the regular
monthly drawing OF the Louisiana Lottery
Company ticket No. 1921 drew the capi,
tai prize Of s7d eco, soli in New Orleans
aud San Francisco ISL drew $4,000, sold
in San Francisco; 45, ,sls drew S25 600, sold
in Guaymas, Mexico; 81, l4S drew 5000,
sold in Cincinnati, Danville, Va, Kansas
City and St Joseph, Mo. ! T5,5l6 drew % :
600, sold in Kansas City and Havana; TO-.
Ia1, 80 79S, 49, +39, 60l2+, $3.50 drew
each $1,000, sold in St Louis, Boston,
Jersey City, Marion, Iud., San Antonio,
Tex, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San
Buenaventura, Gal. The folio wing num-
bers drew $1,000 each. place OF aRls not
stated, u, ,l54, a4,92O, a9,5s0, sc, 1853, 81, ,423
n, $50, "a, 5,l99, 1860, S7,525, IS, ,s24.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15
THE EASTERN QUESTION,
Turkey Assuming WarIiks Attitude In the
RoumsIinn AfaIr,

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE hopes entertain
ed last night OF a peaceful settlement of
the Roumelian question have bean shat
tered this morning by the receipt OF dis
patch trom Constantinople, stating that
the Conference has formally declared that
the Porte has disavowed the Bulgaro-
Roumelian union. Further news is await
ed with considerable anxiety.
A dispatch from Constartinopls saws
the war feeling throughout Turkey is ram
pant, and ii clash OF arms over the usnr-
patton Of the sultan's suzersinty by the
recent union OF Bulgaria and East Roumel-
ia is avoided, it will be miraculous. Ia
official circles it is freely stated that the
Sultan is isdetsrmined to permit no further
sncroachments upon his European posses-
sious unless by force OF arms, and that If
the Conference Of Ambassadors now in
session does not adopt measures which
will speedily reduce the territorial limits
Of Bulgaria to what they were previous to
the union, he will ut once declare war
against the principaiity.
Much color is given to the statpmants
by the activity displayed in arming and
equipping the Turkish army and placing
it on a war footing. Large detachmeuts
of troops, with horses, ETC., are being hur-
ried forward to the Bulgarian frontier.
Such military activity has not been shown
in Turkey since the beginning OF tie
Russo Turkish wars.
At the mosques throughout the country
a religious war is being preached against
the invaders Of the Sultan's domains. The
Moslems are enthusiastic in their demon =
strations, and ars eagerly offering their
services to defend the rights OF the
country.
A conspiracy has been uuearthed at the
palace having for its object the banish-
ment Of Said Pasha, the GrAnd Vizier of
the late Cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15
a War for Wages.

CALCUTTA, Oct. l4-A dispatch from
Rangoon, the capital of Britiah Burmah,
says that the Burmese Government is in
creasing its forces on the frontier and
actively preparing to resist any attempt
the Government of India may make to
furca suspension Of the recent decree Of
ConiFcation Of property OF the Bombay
and Burmah Trading Company in default
OF payment Of judgment for El25G0O
alleged to be due Burmese rs wages. The
company deny that they ever were in debt
10 workmen, and claim that they nsyer
were allowed an opportunity Of rebutting
the charge. A majority have signed a
declaration that they have no claim on
the corporation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Walkup poisoning case begins at
Emporia, Kan, on Monday.
John DSZimmerman, a we'll Known edi-
tor, Of D4nYille, Ky, is dead.
An unknown vessel Ia reported ashore
near Camperdown, Nova Scotia.
James Kerr, of Wabash, Ind, fell of a
canal lock and waI killed Monday.
The trial trip CT the new United States
ship MohiCan proved entirely satisfactory.
Captain John P. Foote, sea Captain, oi
Waverly, Md, committed suicide by hang
ing.
A wind storm at WilEeabATre, Pa, de-
struyed church, besides doing other
damage.
Henry W. shuman, Of Richmond, Ind,
was hruta!ly assaulted by roughs on Mon
day night.
SIX counterteiters were captured by
United States officers IN Clarion county,
Pa, on Monday.
The remains Of Frank Haven, accident
ally killed at Hct Greek, Wy. T., have ar
rived at Fremont, U.
Henry A. Thorp, delaulhug Trustee Of
Morgan Township, Harrison county, Ind ,
Is in Outario, Canada.
Judge Atherton, Of Newark, o., has sued
the Catholic Columbian, Of Columbus, o.,
for $40 900 damages Tor libel,
John T. Gray, Chief OF the Baltimore
Md. police, his resigned at the request
Of the Board Of Commissioners.
Coroner Miller, Of Newark, rendered q
verdict oil murder in the cage Of the mys.
terioUs death of John Douglass.
County Recorder Thomas Miskslley, o.
Montgomery county, Ohio, attempted
suicide by cutting his throat, Monday
night.
Millard Hurst, sx-Uuited States Mar
shAl Of Fentress county, Tenn, was "a
sassinated last Saturday by unknown
parties.
Earnest Goodrich, Of Richmond, Ind.
kidnapped his own child, taking it ate
wandering through the South, 70 Rush
vile, Ind.
The cottOn-ginning establishment a
Tuscnmbia, Ala, was destroyed by an ez
plorion Monday night. One man va
killed and another badly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15

MONTERREY, Cal. Oct. li.--About 9:45 this
morning DR.. Heintz was summoned to the
Hotel helmonts to attend q. W. Shaw,
better known as Josh Billings, who was
sitting in a chair IN the vesibule, ap.
parently enjoying the best Of health.
When the pbyuician arrived he complained
Of severe pain in the chest and remarked
my doctors East ordered rest Of brain" +"
aud added throwing back his long hair,
"nIt yuu can see do not have work on
my hfain Tor . staple lecture; it comes
spontaneously"
While he was talking he suddenly threw
his hands over his head and fell back
wards unconscious. He was carried 70 his
room, ald at the sRd ll tAFaa ula'
utes life vas extinct. His wife, who
accompanied him on hia trip 70
the Pacific coast, was with him during the
lat moments. His lace han retained q
perfectly natural expression and bears nc
Indications Of pain. he was to have lee,
tursd here Friday torthe benefit of loCaI
lodge Of Good TSmplaFs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l4.-With the exception
of two or three minor events nothing oc-
Cured to-day to indicate that a strike was
in progress here. All the roads Of the city
ran cars, most of them the full COM
pliment, without serious interruption.
Two drivers Of the Green line were assault
ed this morning but not h1rt much, and
three drivers Of the Fourteenth street road
were assaulted, by some employees Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad shops,
which this lima passes. Thres Of
The lattRr, who were Knights of
Labor, were arrested. The Broadway road
Vas besieged by over 200 men seeking
employment, and the Superintendent
sent out thirty cars and kept them run
ming without trouble,