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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17
ARE FULL OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
OFFERED IN SAN ANTONIO.
Hints to a Newly Married Man.

Don't contradict. Go TO Emerson for money.
Burn your old letters. 60 to Emerson for
watches. Keep your hair cut short Go TO
Emerson for pistols and cartridges. BE pru-
dent, be- cautious, be very quiet. Go 10 Emer-
SON for aCUrdcOns. Silence golden, especially
at hUusC-ClCAuIug time. Go to Emerson for
twO-fOOt rules, lUc. A smile in the house Is
worth sixteen around the corner. co To Eme.-
son for banjo anu violin strings. Save some
thing for rainy day and possible squalls Go
to Emerson Tor fish lines. When you are
caught In pretty little lie own up gracefully.
Go 10 Emerson Tor collars. Keep the cOal-bin
tull-A ton of coal in time saves nine lectures.
Go IN Emerson for hOusc.turuishing goods.
Early home from the lodge ana club saves
many a big hub-bub. Go To Emerson for fiat
irons. A hearty kiss at the door is good sOOth-
ing syrup for Il wriulled temper. II angry
count one hundred and sixteen. II very an
cry, 20 to EmCrsOn's and forget your trouble.
Don't think you can pass OF ON your wife a
of any sort OF hightOned illness. Lean on
Emerson us nc holds the bridge and W., help
you over. When YOU 1nd you are first in
command but One-whiCh may be sO-submit
gracefully. We can't all be cOmmanders-in-
chef. Go to Emerson for bird-shot or DOW
der. Don't have more than two bureau-draw-
crs in II mess mt one time. / know you can't
be- orderly IN the matter of bureau-drawers;
It's mans nature to be; but you can try. Go
to Emerson for cOmmOdiOus bureaus. When
you hear Il startling noise downstairs in the
dead waist and middle OF the night don't ask
your poor vito 10 get up ana lind the soc. pis-
tOl you bought AZ EmersonJ and 20 out in the
hallway and scream while you try To paciiy
the heir apparent. Emerson keeps everything,
and you will find IL a good place TO get money
or spend IL. SOLEDAD STREET, NEXT TO THE
COURTHOUSE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17

No contract has been awarded. The
sums stated represent the amount per
month for which the competing printers
were willing to do the work. Blake's
bid was conditional upon his abil-
ity to do the work alone. II it re-
quired another man $7S per month addi-
tional would be required.
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Lost.

Sorrel horse, about seven years old,
branded on left bullock, close to tail,
with scar on left hind leg. A reward of
S. will be paid for his return to No. 20
Augusta street. l7-2t
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Lost.

A gold badge, shape Of star, with a
shield and cross engraved on face; on
back Of badge are the initials "B. A."
A reward will be paid for its return to
this office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17

Stop that cOughl or II may Kill you; a
slight cough often runs into something more
serious, viz: Consumption, bronchitis, etc.
When AcAsers English Remedy was invented
boon WAS conferred on manhood; this Yalu-
able remedy cures coughs hoarseness Group,
whOJptng-cOugh, consumption, bronchitis,
etc, and can be had of Ragland 4 Co., who are
our agents for San Antonio, Texas.
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Commercial Travellers

And others arriving at Richmond, Tex,
should inquire for the New National
hotel. Free buss to and from depot. S-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.

Bids of Competing Printers Opened.
Bids for the government printing,
which Is now let by contract, were
taken yesterday on Government hill.
They were.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17
OUTRAGEOUS FOLLY.

Just received new lot of Jerseys at
9-lG-3t G.. Ii. FRANK.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-17
VALUE OF PROPERTY
As Shown by the Rolls of the County
Assessor

From the tabulated rolls OF the asses
sor, Captain ID. NJ. Poor, the following
fact and figures show the wealth OF
Bexar county for 1886, as compared with
last wear:
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RRckIe4S Riding.

ED. P. c. ADVERTISER; May l re-
specially ask whether. since the April
fire, the Palama road has been recog-
nized as race track for speeding run
away horses in anticipation..of the con-
tests next month? Last evening, after
dusk, while pedestrians were coming
into town by the dozens, first came a
native at full racing speed dashing
through the crowds scattering them
with fear lie was almost Immediately
followed 10y another horseman go
ing at the same headlong gait.
1t suggests itself TO me that unless
the ubiquitous police can stop this dan
gerous practice, a few riders endorsed
and killed by those whose lives they
jeopardize might be OF benefit to the
public as awarning. Whether the jury's
verdict would be one OF self defense,
justifable homicide, manslaughter or
murder would be question, not OF fact,
but OF the intelligence and sympathy Of
the jurors. PALAMA.
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Why he swore on.
San Francisco Post. ]

The janitor of the dime museum on
Market street was busting off the anaCondas
early this morning when a woman APP
peared leading a man who had evidently
just finished tinting the bailiwick dark
purple.
Come in here a moment, dear, said
the woman, coaXingly
n-hic-gotime," hiccoughed the
frightful example. Got ter-hic-meet
man down town-hic-em-e r- important
biz
But l want you to look at some bologna
sausage before l buy it, and dexterously
paying the door keeper she steered her
worser half up in front of the boa con-
strictOr case. Those look nice, don't
they, George?"
The ratified citizen glared at the serpents.
chung to his wife's arm, and muttered
huskily as he wiped his brow with
trembling hands. Are ic-are-thos
-sausages- hic-Maria?"
why, of course dear. How many
shall we get?"
With a hollow groan the miserable
man started for the door. Take me
home, Maria-take me home and send for
the DOCTOR I'm going to swear off this
time for good, It's time for me to let
UOi"
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|. ,.eis ExiecieI rro,. s.oreIgm Pore,

S~SiS 5fSctt.A EEbi4A oNAE'
Brit bark Lapwing, De GrUchy, from Liverpool
due May 2D-3I
German bark Furst Bismarck, from bremen
due JGUr l-2O
Brit ok Birmah, Jenns, from Glasgow, due
Juue 25-30-
Brit bark Isle of Erin. Nicholson, from Liver
pool, due July 1881
Am hktne G c Funk, Chaser, from Newcastle,
y = W, due May 1850
Am bark Edward May, johnson, from Boston,
due August 20-3l
HIG VI bismarck, from Auckland, y Il, via
Samoa, due April2G-aO
II l g N Gneiscnau. from Auckland, via
Samoa, due April 20-3O
II I q VI = Olga. from Auckland. via Samoa,
due Al ril 2O-3O
der bark Hydra. from HongGong, due June
600
Bo bark Riji, from Newcastle, y : W, due
June IJ--3O
Taw steamship Australia, II Weber. from san
Francisco, due May &c
Brit ship Amana, from Liverpool, due August
lO-25
RM y > AAraroa Brit, James Edie from sgd
June
Am bark CeyIon. II CaIhou", frJm san Fran
CISCO due 1920
Has schooner Jennie Walker, Anderson,
from Jaluit south sea Islands, due June 2O-50
Am bark CaIbIren, W Hubbard from san
Francisco, due May 1924
IIaw brig Hazard W G Goodman, from san
Am barkentiue Eureka, Lee, from san Fran
cisco. due June is
Am barkentiue Discovery, "a Meyer, from san
Francisco, due June $40
Haw brig Allie Rowe, Philips. from Hong
kong, due June 1880
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barrels molasses. Is head cattle, Il hides and 60
sheep from Moiokai, May 18th. she viii leave
again this afternoon.
The American barkentine Mary WInkelman.
Captain Charles Backus sails at o'cIocs this
morning for san Francisco. She takes 15,Is7 bags
sugar aud 900 bags rice, Weighing 900 tons and
valued az $50 300.
The schooner Canute brought $500 bags sugar
from waiakea Huo, Hawaii May 25th. Reports
rough weather. she sails to- N orrow.
The schooner LihoIiho takes 6 load Of coal for
Waimea, Kauai, to-day.
The American bark CeyIon, Captain r. Cal
houn, sails to-day for san Francisco. She viii re-
celve a new ulizzen-topmast this forenoon.
The steamer Iwalaui touches at NiIhau this
trip.
The German schooner Mary C. Bohra is now
due from Waimea. Kauai
The steamship Australia is due this morning
from san Francisco.
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ROlH NDfirP.

IL having been determined iH accordance with
the recommendation Of jury Only drawn in ac-
cO,dance with law that certain streets in the
burnt district Of Honolulu shall he widened and
Strengthened, and that streets shall be
oPened-the survey and plans for which are now
on file in the Interior Once-notice is hereby
given to all owners OF property along the lines Of
the said proposed changes which may tie dam
aged by of sail widening, Strengthening
and opening Of streets, file their claims with
Richard +. Bickerton, Esquire, Police Magistrate
OF Honolulu on or before Saturday, the 18th day
of May, 1886.
The lines OF proposed changes are clearly
marked by stakes upon the ground. and map
showing the new lines he seen upon app!ica-
ton to the Interior Office
&. ". HART,
Road Supervisor, Kona, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ), 1885. mG-tf-w3t
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Professor Ander on.

Another large audience greeted the
Wizard of the North last evening at the
Hawaiian Opera House. There was
not much change of tricks in the first
part of the programme. The decapita-
ton of Scriven's head completely mysti-
fed the audience, especially when
Scriven's walked off the stage with the
head under his arm. The Professor will
show again on Thursday, when he will
introduce spirit forms floating in mid
air. Seats at Wiseman's.
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E'.HSSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Molokai. per steamer MokoHi, Nay 25t4:
Mrs a McCorriston and Mrs Lucas.
DEPA RTURIS.
For san Francisco. per bktne Mary WinkeIman.
May , 5th: G W Waters.
For Waianue, per steamer James MalIee, May
pm: Hon II \ Widemann.
F. Kauai per steamer Iwalani, May 18th: Col
L SaiIding. 4 NicBryde. Kauai, + Crop, ANA
about . deck passengers
For wldward ports, per steamer kinau, May
18th: j1r " II COTuweIi. Dr McAilister
aud WE, r sheldon, N Lidgate. W Itorner'
NJ LouissolNI LYMAN, c l. Wight, Miss Dow
sett' Rev F"7er Puugot. and about 20 deck pas
sengers
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EXPORTS.

For san Francesca, per blstne Nellie NJ Slade,
May 18th: Castle & Cooke 1892 bags sugar; Thee
II Davies & Co, 3,235 do; c Brewer Il co, 3,O95 do
Total sugar Il G62 bags Total tonnage, 500 tons
Domestic value, s69.SG2 l..
For san Francisco, per bktne Mary Ninkel-
man, May 10th: II Hackfeld & Co, SO43 bags
sugar; G Along, , 453 do; HOfsch.aeEer, $50
do; c BOlte. $500 do; NJ - CiTiubaum & G. 1900
do and 100 bags rice; ! = y Co, POS Lssi machin-
cry. Total sugar. Is, 49, bags. Total tonnage,
l $50 tons. Foreign value, S2'.0oo. Domestic
value, So, 300.
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sHIAPING VOTE.

The barEentine N'is 4. SHADE So. % Il g., s5th
for san Francisco witt e.- , stl.,.- ming
500 tons, aud valued ~ .o 49,.
The bark CaipaF'en IS ow due from san Fran
cisco
The tern HaIcyon was to,eaye Kahului May
2sth with cargo Ol sugar i0' AN Francisco.
The schroners Luka, kuiam IL aud Kauke-
so,,i will leave to-duy for Hawai
The steamer Lehua sails for Han Lua. Hawaii.
this afternoon.
The steamer MokolH brought 200 ba, sugar. u
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Afternoon session.

The House re-assembled at 10 O'Clock
FIRST READINGS.
Mr.. Dickey read a first time 4 bill to
amend section 80 Of the Civil Code, relat-
ing to Tax Assessors. Passed to second
reading.
Mr.. Baker read a first time a bill to
provide for a permanent settlement for
Hon. Abraham Fernandez Passed to
second reading. The bill states that Mr..
Fernandez has served the Kingdom long
and faithfully and no irregularities have
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Nicodemus, The Fx-sIave.

lights in one of the colored churches in
Gainesville. The other night they were
appealing to the brethren to come forward
and settle their accounts with heaven, in
the shape of paying up their pastor Nico-
demus was elOquently eXpatiating on his
poverty "Brer Jones, said Pontius
Plate Smith, don't you owe de Lord
nutfin2" Yes, said Nicodemus, Il
does, but he amt er pressin me like dat
dar grocery store am.
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Road namage-Notice.

Al persons owning property GA che new street
lines ia this city, who may have claims for land
taken for contemplated street improvements. are
hereby requested 70 make cut their claims on
blanks which may be obtained from the Police
Magistrate, and those who may b. DESTROYS Of
more accurate information than may b. obtain
able on the ground, as 70 the amount Of land cut
on By said lines; also. 70 depth, frontage. etc,
viii have facilities afforded them the off Of
the Bureau OF Surveying, whore large scale maps
OF blocks are either ready or in preparation.
CHAS. I. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Office. May -, 1856. n
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FOREIGN VESSELS ~ FORT.

Am bktne Nellie II SIade, \ Gould, from
New York
Brit bk star of Devon, Mockett, from Newcastle,
- - W
Am Miss steam-bktHe Morning tar, II y Turner,
from the South Seas, via HilO, Hawaii
Am bktne Mary wnkclman, G Backus, from
san Er3HciscO
Am ship Richard III, James Mcintyre, from
Newcastle, ) w
Am ship Kate Davenport, J u Rowland, from
Newcastle, y = W
Am bar1entine Makah, II a Thompson, from
Newcastle. y = w
Am bark CeyIon. r Calhoun. from san Fran
cisco
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DEpAgTsrl.Ek.

IIENDAN, My %.
stmr Kinau, King, Tor Hawaii and Maui, at
pm
Smr G II BsIop, Nye. for UamaSua,
Hawaii, II
>tmr IwaIaili, Freeman, for EauUi, at p IN
Stmr James Mukcp, Weir. for Kappa. at Il m
Am bktne Nellie. Il SHADE, J \ TO aid, for san
Francisco
Schr Cat rim, f3r WHimaualO
Schr KaSaiIani, for kOOIGu
Schr Leahi, for Hana'ri
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Yesse:s E.eav!.@ ro-pas =.

stmr Lehua Davies. Tor s.an,eSud. hawaii. at
pm
~tmr Mokolii, .ry-.nr, fog aiuiO';:;l. az , m
Am bktne Mary Wiuk-!m-tu. BACK Is. for San
Francis %
Am bark CeylOn, Calhoun, TO- = N Francisco
Schr Kulamanu, for HumGkuu
Schr kaukvaOuli, for koi..at
schr Iuka, for KOholalcle
sScHr IIaleakala. for PepeeSco
Schr LihOli no, for WainIea
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The Largest Pearl.

London jewellers are in raptures over the
Guaymas pearl, which weighs ninety
three karats, was found by an Indian in
Lower California, and is supposed to be
he largest pearl known.
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There viii be the usual prayer meetings
at the Fort-street Church and Lyceum this
evening at 7:30 O'Clock
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BY AUTHORITY.
Department of Interior.

FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June, the cornnelno-
ration Of the birthday Of Kamehameh cha I, viii be
observed as public holiday, and all Government
Offices throughout the Kingdom will be closed.
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister Of the Interior.
Honolulu, May p 1886. m2+td
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G. K ~ A N AGH.
BUILDER,

STEAM BOILERS, FURNACES AND RANGES
Set Brick and stone Work done reasonable
terms. Address: Corner ALAPAI and BEKE-
IANIA streets, second house, through the
fost once! au1I
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PORT or HONOLULC. IL. L.
.RKR5T AIS.

ARRIVALS
TUESDAY. tPril 20.
l%tmr Mokoiii, from MOiOkai
Stur kapiOIani, from Ewa
SSchr Canute, from HiiO, Hawaii
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tsz5- Full line Of the best brands Of Champagne,
Brandies Whistles, etc, always on hand.
183-aug6
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~ special attention drawn to 81 SAGLEE -
FINEST OLD PURE CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
DISCUSSING THs FlNe ARTs.
The ArchIf ecture of Pension building and
the Frescoes in the Capitol
Rotuuda Discussed.

WAsHNeToN. june 26 In the House to-
day in a discussion Of the paragraph making
an appropriation for the completion If the
pension office building that structure came
iu for good deal of hostile criticism Mr
pnnham said it was an architectural mon
s,rosity. Mr. Rogers. of Arkansas. charac-
torizing it as a cross between a horse car
stable ana a union depot and Nr spring
oi illinois. declaring that it was offensive to
the vision and suggesting that some of the
present concentrations should be blown uD
wita dynamite and MF Canuon IF Illinois.
and SIR Mcmillan. of Tennessee. maintained
that fhe building wae comm9nious. ResI
ventilated and better atsp..d to its purposes
than any other public building iu Washing
ton
In debating on amendments prescribing
Che nature of fhe frescoes % be- piacei on
the roiuGds of the capitol Mr GrosVenuT of
ohIa. tsok occasion to deny fhe published
report that he had asssiIed the pa0pe -
Ncw England iu = sueech recently delivered
hy him BE declared that be bad never
named the people Of NeU England 81 al in
that sreeeh
Mr. Beach ~ NsN YORK. moved to strike
oug ths clause sppropriating Ss GO taf tbe
Continuation af t1e Improvement ~ Hot
-pfius- creek bet the motion wss defeated
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Annual Meeting 81 ths - esiera hienis<1
Press AssuCi4ttsa-A Pleas
aut talut

The Western M.lhisal Press As-se "a
oue laed onr If tLe mas interesting aud
successful meetings t las ever held lasi
week The eatsrs anj ileig wives ASSEM-
blel ai 81 Joseph Tuesday. transacted same
business Sd Lhe egtutus ral q sIlkt around
The lonely old iasn in Ile morning 5
steam tfaf eEelf-ian lu lae 4Ilsranal ana
Symposium at fhe ol'efa totse 81. axe even
ing The next laY al nean tnfY iei
f0r SsuEatuck salIus iaen lae Kalamazoo
rver irom New Richmond. AS -4usaia. 5
they we've welcomed lF lhe President af The
Village bad q splendid supper ai tae PARK
Hotel and then climbed l0 Ihe sUmmif III
Bald Head Park. ImpafklIE ol board The
steamer TAYLOR ihe party steamed oQi inio
Lake Michigan and up ~ AaoslGNa
where they found The neR ottawa
brilliantly illuminated but not
julie ready 10 receive them. a.
guests. The party SsIe comfortably guar
tered Cor the night AZ the MalAfaWA by Gen.
RYDER and al Cook s. Al O'Clock the
whole party were taken acruss o. The new
Ottawa. where music and refreshments
awaited them. aud within in its splendid
dining room. delightful dance was en-
I0yed until away along in the marnins
hours
At the various business meetings rcso'u-
riOns Of thanks We're passed 20 the citizens
Of ST. Joe. the pr0priet0rs of the 81 Charles
aud the Lewis House there. Captain Stev-
ems. Of the Life Saving Station Tor his in-
terestng exhibition drill 10 Mrs. Riley
who keeps the hotel al Saugaiuck. 10 the
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad and 10
the Western Michigan Park Association for
the magnificent entertainment afforded
The entertainment a. TIE new Ottawa was
in charge OF Manager NJ 4 l4Neff and n
him and landlord Spires special credit r.
due for their eii0rts-aud this applies also
20 Admiral George \ Davis aud Commo-
dore Conkev The Ottawa is beyond all
question The prettest aud most complete
summer hotel la Michigan bat This Is
neither time nor place for ils description
The Press ssDCiati0n. upon leaving
Macatawa were entertained az dinner az the
City Hotel in Holland, and euioveI the drive
about the quaint little t0Nn which was giv
en them by the citizens
Much Of the pleasure oi the iaunt was
due q the efforts OF President Sellers ol ihe
Cedar Springs Ci'ppg and Secretary Hamp
ton Of the Harbors springs IadepaidfH'. The
officers for the ensuing wear are. President.
". J. Nisbelt Big Rapids Haaa Nioe
President G " Perry. Bellevue Gl-tfe-
Secretary, "Ren Barker Reed City Clrl0a.
members of the Executive Committee II.
NJ. Rose. Grand Rapids L.dier. O. e Phi
lips Bangor Refecfor.
Delegates o. the National Press AssoCia-
ton. at Denver. Col. next Jane n T.
RyaH. Allegan Democrat Lioyd Breeze
Grand Rapids TEIEeRsw HEgALu. W j..
Nisbcu BIG Rapids Herald. A.ternaies. Don
q. Henderson. Aliegan Journal G. j.
Barnes Battle Greek CaG. T. A. Hobbs
Benton Harb0r Pailqdna.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
THE CHICAGO STRIKE
A Train Followed Out Of
Town by Strikers.
TWENTY STRIKERS PLACID n JAIL
An Interesting Time tor Crowd OF
Policemen aoo Detectives - The
Police Fire on the Switch
men-One Wounded

CMcAeo. June 98-rhis afternoon the
second attempt Of the day was made 70 get
1ut iraiu. and after a short ssirmish al
south Chicago with the strikers IAe train
was gotten over the State line into Indiana
and proceeded on rs way 90 Buffalo. About
$50 p. N. engines fS6 and SO leit the Root
81 roundhouse with four cars, in charge Of
Local Freight Agent Bl0dgelt. Di-
vision superintendent Amsden Al
tOrney Meagher. Iardmaster Jones ia
charge. Matt Pinkerton with seventy I've
men nearly all OF the town Of Lake police,
besides a number OF special police which
swelled the number OF officers 20 1u0. &C
cOmpanied the train The train proceeded
through the limits at a very slow rate
Of speed Both sides OF the track
We're lined with people, but the train
was not molesied Al Stafe-st in Engle-
wood, the dividing line between the town of
Lake and Hyde Park, the the town Of Lake
officers left the train and their places were
taken by officers of HYDE Park AT Book
line station IL was discovered thai an engine
was in close pursuit and more steam was
put on, but AT South Chicago the train was
halted and a squad Of police sent back 10
capture the pursuers The strikers fled into
he bitches and left the engine. but
afterward twenty of their mum
ber were captured and jailed az
south Chicago. The engine belongs 90 the
81. Paul road. and the engineer told the
police ne had been coerced by the strikers
and compelled 10 follow up the Lake Shore
irain. While the police were pursuing the
fleeing strikers in the rear of the train. dis
cOyery was made that box car had been
pul across the track in front Of the train.
Several men We're IN The act of moving 10
and the Pinkerton ana Hyde Park po-
lice opened up an indiscriminate tire
on them. The miscreants led IN
ali directions one was captured He
had a severe bullet wound in the cheek,
but so far as known no one else was IN
jured. After this DELAY the train proceeded
far as Nillers Ind, about thirty miles
out of Chicago, where the railroad officials
and all the policemen, with one OF the en-
zines returned 10 Chicago. The engine and
four cars proceeded on It's way eastward
Tonight everything is quiet, but hosllilils
are liable to be resumed at almost any
time.