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A LONG sEssIoN AHEAD.
a Belief that U.Dgresa will Hold Out Uati
August,

hellet thRt USngreSH viii holn Out unli
August,
WAsHISGToN, D, o., April 9G.-Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans are now set
tling down to the belief that the present
aossion OF Congress will last we'll into
August, Notwithstanding the talk by mem
bsrs Of the House, and especially some
Democrats, about getting away the latter
part Of June, The absolutely necessary
isglslation-the appropriation bills-ls by
40 means In forward state, and on
iorne Of these bills there will bs C0nsid-
arahla amount OF discussion In the II luSs.
The Senate will undoubtedly take Its time
Ia considering the important appropria-
ion bills when they get to that body, and
will undoubtedly rlgidly examine the
mounts passed by Democratic House.
Democratic Senator, when asked about
what time he thought Congress would ad-
Oprn, replied as follows:
II do not think we will get away before
the middle OF August, You see, we have
ndre To do this session than we have had
t0f many years. There is the question Of
building up our navy, 1t is an important
question, and one in which there ia some
division Of opinion, not az to the necessity
II >ttnCreasing the navy, but az to the de-
AIS. We have 10 settle upon a Qomprs-
hehsive plan Of coast defeIses, aud make
= start in the construction OF heavy ord
nance.
Trhe debate on the tariff will consume
considerable time both in the House and
IN the Senate. The River aud Harbor
Dill is likely to consume some time. Then
there will be discuss on upon the report
II the commission that has investigated
the scientific bureaus, and, above all, the
confederation OF the perplexing labor
QUESTION will help to spin out the session,
No, sir" said the Senator, i've shall be
uGky II We got away by the middle Of
AUGUST"
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A PittsburEhsr ItsOSiyeu y Fatal Shock from
An Awning Pnla.

= AhtsDN'kAeE tNo0SAto4 NAhhA bhpuk Aulu
an Awning Pole.
PIrrApuRou, Pa, April 2O.-Edward
schaum was almost instantly killed at the
corner Of Sixth and Liberty streets this
evening. The cause Of his death was an
electric shock from an iron awning frame
in front Of Gritdth's dry goods store, which
by some means had become charged with
powerful current Of electricity. schaum
was standing on the pavement when a
news boy fell into the gutter. He
went TO the lads assistance and
as he stopped over to raise the youngster
he caught hold Of the awning pole. That
instant he fell, having received q shock
that paralyzed his entire vital energy.
He was picked up and carried into drug
store but all efforts to restore him were
unayailing. The employees Of the electric
light company say the accident waa caus.
ed by q broken telephone wire connecting
an electric light wire with the awning.
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seek employment, and as there we're no
other members in the town the charter
was surrendered.



ST, LOUIS, No., April 26,-Two hundred
Of the striking employees Of the Missouri
car and foundry company held meeting
yesterday to hear the report Of the COM
mittee appointed on the day before TO cali
upon President MCMullen, and persuade
him to aCCede to the demand that the
company cease furnishing repair material
to the Missouri Pacific railroad, The COM
mittee reported that they had called upon
Mr., McMullen, but could obtain no as.
suFancs from him that their demands
would be complied with, The meeting
then adopted resolutions setting forth
that their reasons for striking were justi-
fable, and that they would not return to
work until their demands were granted,
All OF the strikers, however, were not
present, and those who were absent not
being bound by action OF the meeting re-
turned to their old places at the works
this morning, Several new men also ap-
piled for places and there are now at work
about 260 men in all, President MOMul.
zen says that the management Of the COM
pany will take back all OF the old employees
Whoapply for work to-day and will employ
all efficient new men who desire to enter
the Compsny's service. He says the works
will be in full operation by the end Of the
week.
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A CnyAItiII.Y ,l,ItICK. Il.
Ddl king Water of u Temperance RevivRllIt
Poi,onsd By sAloon. ksepers.


Poisoned by sAloon.ISsepers.
81, LOUIS, No. April 2O.-A special
Iron Be uton, Mo-, to the PO't.Dapatch
states tha. the Rev. Benjamin De King,
OtSl. Louis, las been for some days
holding a series OF temperance revival
meetings, which lave been wonderfully
Huccesslul Last night some one, as yet
unknown, placed In Lhe pitcher OF water
which the revivalist hal placed upon the
delk from which he was speaking large
quantity Of Croton oil. Several persons
drank Of the water before the services
began and become deathly sick, but not
knowing the cause Of their illness, iaile'l
tlSarn Mr.. lie King not to drink from
the pitcher. The latter during his dis
course drank glass Of tho water and va,
immediately taken sick. AL who tasted
Ihe water are to-day in q precariouB CON
clifton,
Two saloon.keepers have been arrested
OnsNpiCiou, and II Is thought they poi
sonsd the water In order 10 end the ser
vCeSwhich were having such depressing
elect Upon their buEihess.
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JERsEY olTY, N. Y, April 20.-Jamel
Forester, an engineer on one Of the An
chor line steamers, while riding on 4
street car last evening, offered his seat tc
lady, but before the lady could take the
seat an Italian named Ceryasso aat him
self In II. Forester expostulated without
avail and finally took the man BY
the collar 10 put him out wher
the Italian drew aknife foot long ant
plunged II into Foresters back, inlliCting
q fatal wound. The Italian was arrested
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A plnapl,oinIsd AullInncn.

London, April 9G,-AdoratiOn Of Mr..
Gladstone again brought hundreds Of peo-
pie to Hawarden yesterday, hoping that
the Premier would assist at the Easter les.
tival in the village church, as has been his
custom for many years. The church was
denaely packed, but the visitors, nearly
all Of whom were merely gaSers and not
worsnlppeB, were sadly disappointed.
The Premier did not read his accustomed
lesson, and quietly slipped out Of the chan.
Gel door after the service was concluded.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s-The Call,
GuyamaS, Mexico, special Of this morning
says: Geronimo's band attacked ranches
near Imuris, completely destroying all the
buildings at. OoSeta, a suall way station
near lmuris on the Sonora railroad, killing
fifteen persona, all MeGlcans. Accompany
Of soldiers were sent after them. Two sol
diers were killed. The Indians were NOV.
ing In the direction Of NaCori, in the 81
ezra Madre mountains. A reign Of terror
prevails throughout the district,
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sals Of ,he Wnbn.h Rond.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2O.-United States
Commissioner Edmund 7. Allen sold un.
der the foreclosure Of mortgage at noon
to-day the Wabash, st. Louis 4 Pacific
railroad, the total price paid for the entire
properly being SG25,00l. The committee
appointed by the stock and bondholders
TO look after their interests were the only
bidders, and the whole system, excepting
the ST. Joseph { St. Louis branch, was
purchased by them. W. +. Nesbitt, its
president, purchased the latter road for
nna dnllAr
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sr. LOUIS, NM April 26.-Forty-fve
boys employed as helpers BY the Great
Western Glass Company struck for higher
wages to-day throwing out Of work seven.
ty.iiye men dependent in performing their
duties upon the service Of the boys. The
latter have no real grievances against their
employers, and 1t is supposed they have
simply got the strike fever and will return
To work upon being informed that II they
don't others be employed to ell theirplaces.
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BROUGHT To TIME.
GREEoE PROMISES TO pIsARM
Attic Demand of the Powers, Though She
Is Iaol'pOd to he slow la SubmluipG,
The English WOrkmsn Decline 10
Joia tho knights OF Labor.

ATHENS, April 9B,-Greeee's reply to tho
Powers Ia regarded as unsatisfactory. A
conference OF foreign ministers is being
held at the Italian Embassy for the pur.
pose OF drawing up aud singing an ull.
matum, hOldiug.GFeeCe auswerablO for tho
consequences unless she dsfers without
reserve to tho wishes OF Europe. The
ultlmatum will'be presented to the Greek
government forthwith,
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snrrp.l. a rsEnll,npllt Cnnrl.

LoSDoN,April 20 The Pal AiaR Ga:slit
advocates the formation Of supreme aud
permanent court for the settlement Of
fishery disputes between Canada and The
United States, The court, the Gazette
says, should consist Of five members, two
Of whom should be American, two Eng.
lishmen, and the fith should DO selected
by these four, aud be either an American
or an EnglIBhmAu,
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ANev Senator rnke. al, ssat,

WAsulNaroN, D. O., April 8B.-In The
Senate to-day Hon. Washington O. Whit
thorne, appointed to ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Senator Jack.
Son. Of Tennessee, was sworn In.
Mr.. Hoar thought as the appointment
was for Senator Jackson's unexpired term,
the credentials should read until the next
meeting Of the Legislature.N
Mr.. Harris said the credentials In using
the worn term" referred 10 the term "ai
liked by law"
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CnloAoo, April 2O.-The number OF
bushels Of grain in store In the United
States and Canada April 24!h, and the In.
crease OF decrease compared with the
previous week will be posted on Change
tomorrow as follows: Wheat 1864 .82D
bushels, decrease 1,2G7,292 bushels; corn
13,6S8, l42, decrease l,OIG.2S4; oats |, ESQ.,
l32, decrease l4l 300; rye 304 523, decrease
35,g2Gi barley 675,l00, decrease l2s,502.
The amount in Chicago elevators, was:
wheat II ,70O, 600 corn 3,sS2 02l oats Az
Tl5i rye l46, ,4sQi barley 5D.l0b.
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The Aionmouth Tfaeody.

AsBuRY PARK, N. j., April 2O.-Cotonei
Smith will mot hold an inquest in the cas-,
Of the child killed by its mother, Ms
james NJ. Smith, near Point Monmouth
Friday, The other children are SLOWLY
recovering. Mrs. Smith, who took poison
70 ,stlll alive, but her recovery 10 consider
ed impossible,
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Want, 20 Rlrht 70 ] rInl.h.

pnlLApElpllA, IA, April 2O,-Jaok
Dempsey, the pugilist, to day received q
telegram from Charles E. Davis, Of Chi.
cago, asking II he would fight Jack Burke
eight rounds on May 10, in that city, In
place Of Frank Glover, who has
Injured hls arm. Bsmpssy's manager
sent the following telegram to Mr.. Davis
tonight: Dempsey will not take
Glover's place. Will makea match with
Burke or Mitchell for 5000 a side, with
skin gloves 10 finish, prize ring rules"
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RIcHMoND, Va, April 2O.-Prohibittou
met with an overwhelming defeat here
to-day, the election resulting in a major
ity Of 5,Osl in favor Of licensing the sale
OF liquors. The vote In Manchester was
antl.prohibltlon by majority Of 02O.
The vote In both this city and Man.
chester was nearly as large as In the
Presidential election. Under the law IL
cannot be renewed ior two years. The
colored vote was almost unanimously
anti-prohibltion.
LYScnBuRo, VA, April 2O.-rhe anti.
prohibitionlsta carried this city by l,lsS
majority,
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CHICAGO, Ills, April 26.-Ths naii,
NeWs' Montreal special says d, r, Smart
agent In New York ol Fowler 4 Co., pro.
ducs merchants, Of Liverpool, England
along With hls vile and brother, were ar.
rested to-day at the 81. Lawrence Hotel,
The former 10 charged with deiTaudlbg bill
employers Of large sum Of money and
the latter Rs heinR accessories.
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l,onm III ,ain1a,, nla.. rrnh..

PrrrsRuRdu, April 2C.-At the regular
meeting Of window glass manufacturers
to-day trade was reported better than at
any time for a year. Prospects are en-
Conraging and all the factories will gon-
tlnue In operation until the summer vaCa-
tion. Within the past ten days prices
have advanced 8 percent.
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WashIs gtOn,s oalleo Dall

WASHINGTON, D. g., April eb.-The
calico ball at the Chinese legation tonight
for the benefit Of the Garfield Hospital
was a financial as well as q social success.
nstewatt Castle" the residence Of the
Chinese Minister was thronged with dis.
tinguished people. The ball lasted until
after midnight. Mrs. Logan President Of
The Ladies' Aid Society received the
guests. The new Chinese Minister not
having been formally presented to the
President did not mingle with the com,
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LONDON, April 9O.-The statement that
the Greek army would bo disarmed iscon.
ir'ned. The Greek Chamber OF Deputies
has been conyoked. The combined fleet
Of the powers which had assembled 10
coeroe Greece has departed. The sudden
termination Of the probability OF war is
received by the Greek people with con
steTnation,
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west yitrIhia Personals.

Special Dtpdich 10 The iIttlll1eleF.
WAsmSGToS, b. O., April 2G.-Collector
John MCGraw, who has been here day
or so, left for home tonight.
General ]. M. Ewing, Of Wheeling, dis.
burning officer OF the Department Of JUS.
tice, is still seriously III from the effects Of
an injury sustained by clipping on a
banana peel while taking walk.
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rom sNrrn, Anr, April 2e.-A daa-
tuctivo wind storm 6we. VI oSef this place 2.
last night accompanied by ran ana hail'
The storm began about oclt'ek end con con.
u9ued over All hour. etotee v Ng unsVGi' !.
N1hd alablea and shops blown HoWh "
Various parts Of the city. The danNass y J,
s.slmaIed al S2O,OOO. The OompresS ena
Me la Grand hotel are the greatest eunSl;i
", No lives have as yet been fepotte'
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All tlp men in the Crescent Iron
Works aretI,rowu out OF employment by
the boys striking for an advance Of five
CENTS a day. Even il the boys succeeded
this strike will be costly to Wheeling
hDot More than ave hundred people
are left without wages, and perhaps more
lIlu half are men having families de-
pendent upon them, Tradesmen also
will have 10 auIIer with the rest.
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s,.usoa7Iiis S rSSiio lIuIidiDr.


Special DiEpdtch 10 ne lntsuteeiled.
WASHINGTON, D. o., April 2O.-Rspre'
sentative Taylor, Of Ohio, to-day intro
duced bill appropriating 100000 Il
build a Government building at steuben.
Vile, A similar bill has been introduced
In the Senate by Nj. Sherman. There
is not much hope for the passage o.
either MEASURE,
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NRw YORK, April 26.-The following
kilograms were received at the office OF
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
this morning:
sr. LOUIS, Mo, April 20, 'S8.
Three hundred and four freight trains
containing $3.50 loaded cars run over the
system Saturday, an increase OF 80 trains
and 1883 loads over the same day last
year. Two hundred and eighty-three
freight trains consisting Of 4,54S loaded
cars run over the system yesterday, an In.
crease Of 81 trains and l ,2Ss cars over the
same day last year. At $3.50 o'clock this
morning freight train No. SS was ditChed
,sst Of Wysndotie, KS, by the spikes De-
ng pulled out Of ties and llsh plates taken
ld the rails. Fireman Ben Horton and
brakeman Geo. CarlysIs were instantly
allied, and Engineer j. II. Fowler ssri
ously injured. Have offered $500 re-
yard for the parties who caused the
wreck, II, Nj. HoxIR,
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syx,roR VAN W4cK's silhouette Of Jay
e,,,J IA very striking production. But
''ra, u' ,lops the Nebraska Senator know
'nn"t '""' rspid transit in the, New Jerusalem
nsb,s no right 10 assume that Gould will
,.l ,,I there Il. all unless he mends his evil
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ST. LOUIS, NO., April 2C.-The contrac.
tors and builders here, to the number oi
100. recently organized to take some def.
mite action upon the eight hour agitation
Mr.. Frederick SYain, the chairman Of the
committee appointed to Investigate and
report upon the sdVisabillty Of adopting
the short day plan said this morning that
the builders generally had agreed TO con.
slider eight hours days work, and pay
their employees thirty cents per hour.
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PIrrsBuRai, Pa, April 2o.-At meet.
ing Of Third pool coal miners to-day 1t
was decided to pill a convention Of rail-
road miners TO be held in this city next
Monday TO take some action looking TO
the stoppage Of the shipment Of coal to
the eastern market,
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NEw YoRx, April 20.-rhe strike Of The
sugar house employees in Williamsburg
and Greenpoint still continues and the
situation iS unchanged. A large force oi
police Is kept at the reaneries TO prevent
any breach Of the peace or destruction Of
property. Some ol the strikers hAye al.
ready gone 10 other kinds OF work.
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rue talk about calling out every Knight
,,lplor in tho country on May | Is ab'
,.I ~ No such movement could succeed,
an an,th, Knights will not attempt it. The'e
a a'. ,oo ,qsny thousands Of them who are
a '.tioY along comfortably with their en-
sI ,,,..,s and have no reason to strike.
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CHICAGO, April IA briCkmakeB
strike occurred at Lichtendale's yards on
Western Avenue where 12O men are EN-.
ployed. They all stopped work without
waiting for q reply FROM the owner Of the
yards. The latter said he would probably
grant the demand as he had large mum.
beis Of untitled orders on hand.
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Tux Greeks in moment of frenzy re-
nIyel to 20 to war As time went by ano
the Powers warned her to be careful moi
10 olltV II gun, she sputtered worse than
ever and declared that blood must be
spilled. Her army was moving to the
front, the war spirit was high, but when
the trOwninS SgunB Of the men.of'war ap'
peatel her Ardor suddenly cooled, and
yesterday the army began to disarm and
tile llvel Of the Powers sailed away TO give
the Government time to cool It's head.
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AcuuRcn cho!r Of ofsharon. Pa, struck
,y,in,t tho pastor lest Sunday because he
,' s,n,eI them to siuS certain piece
which they refused to translate into a
harmony Of sweet sounds, The matter
weighed so heavily on the Preacher'f
mind that he brought the Easter 1ervice'
10 An abrupt close and took to his bed With
violent fever,
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sonb Lab orors n.lu u. Uasllo 0ardep.

HVNV N3UVEV'o HuEH " ON'FEV U"'UVU'
New IoRE, April 9O.-EIghty-fvs mus
cular looking men Passengeru on the
steamer oircassla arrived to-day at Castle
Garden and were detained by the Super.
intendsnt on the ground that they were
going TO work on 'scab" job. They art
said TO be under contract Rs masons, stone
cutters and blacksmiths to work on the
new State capitol at Austin, Tex. The
charge Is made by the Genital Labor I'm
ion OF this city. The men denied being
under contract. 1t is intended TO com.
RVniGate With the Nlgtript Attorney Of
this city and Austin, Tex, to have suitt
brought against the Austin contractors for
q violation Of the contract labor bill.
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suAMoklN, Pa, April 2a.-The Miners
and Laborers' Amalgamated Association
pAraded and held mass meeting to-day.
rhirty.Hvs hundred men were in line. II
is generally believed that these men will
ask for eight hours work with eight hourt
pay. The new order Of things will begin
May lst. Arbitration is also looked upon
with favor.
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IN, JitcnIng OF Missouri Pacific train
,,.nlay. near Kansas City, by which
y' !,o men were killed, will not tend to in
WV .'.,,s ,be sympathy OF the people with
st.. "'', .,,Eers. Destruction Of property and
If, I, not winning card.
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NnIned by = eLrIke.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, April 26-Three
carriage shops have notified their striking
body makers to rcturn to work to-day OF
remove their tools. Other towns have also
pgreed tn do the same. The Carriage
Workmsn's Union has retaliatod by or.
dering out all the painters, blacksmiths
and trimmerB. The proprietors are fully
organized and say they will close down
entirely, as this years trade has already
been rainHd, The men are prepared Tor a
HUhk
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BosrON, April 2O.-ohatleS II. 1uCh.
man, member OF The Executive Board
Of District No. 10, Knights Of Labor, left
this afternoon for IT. Louis, at the tele.
graphed request Of Mr.. Powderly, 10 rep.
resent the strikers OH the Gould system
before the Congressional Committee in
that citv,
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HARRtsBURd, Pa, April 2O.-The Hod
Carriers Association ordered strike this
morning and a large number Of brick.
layers are thrown out Of work as result.
The men demanded an increase from 81. Is
10 $2 per day, which the boss bflCklayers
refused, Building operations are generally
ufiahahlAd,
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BALTIMORE, Aptil 20.-rhe jury in the
case Of the striking car drivers charged
with interfering with aud obstrupLlng the
cars Of the North baltimore Passenger
Railway Company, failed TO agree and
we're discharged this morning, after hay.
ing been out since Saturday.
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Want pI,ohrrpa .rlsn Asl4.talOd.

PITTSBURGH, April 26.-The miners IN
the Connellsvllls region at the Olarissa
and Nellie works, owned by James OoCh-
ran, come out on a strike to-day for the
reinstatement Of three men. These three
men were a committee appointed TO call
on Mr.. Cochran TO request HIM To stop
loading coal for the east. They Called
and received their discharge lOr their
answer. As the men at these works are
members Of the Amslganated AsSoCia.
tion which Is now very strong in this
region, the strikers will be able 10 hold
out an indeiiaite period. Miners Of the
ConnellsVille region are now throughly
organized. Since the great strike they
have had bnt few grievances and peace
and Contentment reivns.
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NEw YoRK, April 2O.-The Eagle ioun.
dry, al Port Chester, employing 40O men,
Nas closed this morning indefinitely, In
anticipation Of a strike, the employees hay
lug recently formed an assembly Of Tie
KnlRhls Of Labor.