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LAB0R'S WAR.
Number and Extent of Strikos
Throughout tho Country.
itf,y-one Thousand In 1850 v. Eighteen
Thousand In 1854

Nrw YoRN March i2 year aud
quarter ago Bradstroets published the re-
suit OF an investigation into the decreased
number of hands employed In prominent
lines of industry, and among other eNhib.
its was ono that there were in the United
States l'.o50 employees on a strike, large
total a. compared with any preceding
date' excepting during the railroad strike
oi 30. Ot the total given 100 were
coal miners 400 Of these being In
the Hooking Valley alone: thcro
We're 40 Massachusetts aud Rhode
Island cotton-wcavcrs, LOO Connecticut
hatters, b.u0O Philadelphia shoemakers
locked out, and 1000 Philadelphia
catpct-wcavcrs. At the present time the
increasing uumbcr and the magnitude OF
strikes h due in a large part To- efforts 10
put wages up To former levels and to secure
recognition from employers FOR tmploNcs'
organizations which seek To reduce hours
OF labor, enforce exclusive employment
OF Union men, advance the rate OF wages
anu prevent the employment Of con
wet labor In competition with free labor
itls found that ON Thursday, Mnrch H. the
aalc oi bradstrcets inquiry, there were on
sirtke az prominent industrial ccuters cnst
OF the Rocky Mountains NO less than 81 OOD
employees ns compared with 5000 i'm De
c'mlfcf, lN,l Classifying the strikes IL IL
touhd That the total OF bituminous coal
miners ~ u $50 against :, 100 one year and "A
quarter ago, of tcNtee workers H. ln,;Sn
against i,4,yl, and OF boot aud shoe employees
iUi9, against b,uO In December, 1884,
While the great nail strike west OF the Al
leghcnies has not ended, and does not
promise success for the strikers. tho num-
Der resisting the mill owners H. about 900
Al the latter dntc the strikes were in al
most all cases against n reduction of wages.
or IT. equivalent; at this time they TO
NcTN large extent are for higher wages.
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WARS ALARMS.
lively night tor the MuIus st Greenwood
MIne..


GRrTNwooD. ky, March lA--IAst night,
at is O'Clock a rumble aud ROAR, aud then
loud explosion and violent coucus~ion.
shook the earth around aud about the tents
OF the watchful soldiers. The drum beat 20
arms, and "a soon a. possible the compsny
we're Ina line and on the alert Every
eye was turned toward tho spot
trom which the deafcning sound
came. \ brilliant blaze lighted up tn,
hill behind the tcuts No word was spoken
save the whispered commands of Captain
Neach, 10 hc on the lookout aud nre low
After standing az the barricado FOR few
minutes no further demonstrations were
made aud the company again returned Go
the camp. This morning after breakfast a
squad OF men were detailed to scarch tho
surrounding hills and lind the cause Of the
explosion. On the top of the second hill. In
the rear OF the camp thev found "A aunrt
bottle hllcd with giant or blasting powder
primed and fused with miners fisc
on the ground near was found another
iuse' which exploded similar bottle. and
pieces OF glass were found scattered over a
space OF twenty or moro feet Captain
Neach has The bomb now in his possrs ION,
and u viii now remain with tho company
a. trophy. Tho purpose of the attack on
Mcheever ~ now thought 90 be plain. IL
was the purpose OF thosu who attacked him
10 stun aud then throw these bombs into
the stockadc. and thus do MI the damage
necessary Tor the CouviCts 20 escape. aud
Dt the same time destroy the building
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THE MIKADo IN PRISON.
PRISONERS In the Michigan PenItentisry I'm
Joy a Rich Operate Treat


Jackson, Mcn., March n The chapel OF
the Michigan state prison was transformed
INTO a theater this afternoon Five hum
dred convicts marched into the seats.
warden r II. Hatch said Manager Geo
o. Starr whose company i here. invites
you TO see the Mikado' Itis proper 70 60 to
opera In carriages. knowing YOU would
not like the expense. Mr. Starr brought his
company here, scenery, costumes. etc. II
n against rules, but ON this occasion YOU
tan talk and applaud. This il temper
ahce town, therefore YOU will be saved the
nuuo,o OF going out 10 see
man Signor Carlo Tarriani the
unector. took his position. the curtain
rose, aud the "Mikadon was given NTH
a vim. Tho east was Ko-ko. Prank fes-
lion; Mikndo, Charles Osborne, NanlSi Poo.
Eugene Harvey, Pooh Bah. j. McSweenev
fish lush. VIII Nichols. Yum Yum Nav
nuiNea; Pitt Sing, May Douglass Peep
Boo Madame Zazel katisha, Grace Ather-
ton When Frank Deslion appeared sing
ing Taken from County Jail" a look OF
surprise was followed by applause ~
piIberts satire upon justice developed, the
conNicts gruspcd each point, applauding
vigorously. A programme was furnished
an. STAIRS Opera Company arc the first
known 10 give an entire opera complete i'm
scenic effects inside "A prison wall. This in
hoNntion upon prison discipline. while up
hcld 10y advocates OF reform management,
VIII create opposition for those in charge
pnc convict. when asked IN he rniovcd the
performance, replied Il more than enjoy
Ged A. FOR tt's the first sunshine OF the kind
nave seen ia seventeen years"
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A NEW INVENTION.
Company Organized in New York to opsr-
at. tho Telegraph Printing Machine.

Company Organized In New York to opsr-
at. tho Telegraph Printing Machine.
NEw YoEg, March l2.-Abncr Mckinley,
OF Canton. brother of Representative Nc.
kinley, is here. having been elected Sccrr.
tary OF the National Printing Telegraph
Company, recently Incorporated undor.
the laws or the State Of New York.
with capital stock of one million dol
larr- The company Inns purchased
the patents on an invention by Samuel V
Essick. Of Alliance, Of an instrument which
VIII transmit printed messages ia page
form They propose 10 form sub-com-
panics AZ various, ceuters in which they
Will hold stock and o. whom tHsv wiIl
sell instruments. the esub-compnnics 10 form
and manage exchanges The new insttu.
ment somewhat resembles "a type writer,
aud can be worked by unskilled operators.
Mr. Essick claims that 10 can be
worked with almost the same electrical
resistance as cun the ordinary telegraph
instrument Ex-Judgo Rooney Of this
city, j. President of the company; Lewis J.
Morrison. Vice President aud MARX W
Samuel, Treasurer aud Manager Negos
tiations are Ina progress with parties ia
Pittsburgh Hartford and Toledo 20 supply
them with instruments.
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New York scenes DunIinnted.

ToRoSrO, OTr., March l2.--This morning
an attempt was made by the street car
company To run a car. An immense crowd
gathered about the stables and obstructed
~ passage Coal carts, express wagons.
etc, were turned upon the track. com
pletoiy blocking the car. Tho police were
powerless The crowd made rush az the
car, broke MI the window and
knocked down both horsas and
driver call for more po-
lice wHs made aud o strong force OF 10th
mounted aud foot officers arrived soou
after. the mob was beaten back aud sew.
this afternoon second car started with
better success the police using their cluio.
effectively. One mau had bis head split
open. AZ 5;lo r. m. there wcrs ~ vorat
cars running sitb three policemen on each.
The strikers claim the mob was composed
~ lclf8rs and rOughs, and thatthe stfikers
hac p land iu the affair
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Edison 8 aten HIS Laiest Patsnt.

WAsmSGroS, March l8-Thc Post saws
NJ Tbomas y. Edison has nled sn npplica-
ton for n patent for his invention of tele-
graphing from moving train. Last Oc
tober Lucius J. Phelps, of New York. 0b.
tained quietly from the Patent office.
ana without any newspaper uOtoriefv. "a
patent for tciogfaphin0 from a train by
induction. III method is not quite tho
same a. hr EdiEous, for the latter fele-
graphs from the roof ~ the car 10 wires
upon "a pole. while Mr Phelps propose %
lay wire along the track between tgo
rails. and telegraph from fhe bottom u
the car. The principle however b. tho
same and is broadly covered by Mr.
I1elps
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Distressing Fatalities.

CssroN. o. March iI.--Lawreuce Mos
bach. miner working in tho McFarrau
coal shaft ~ Elton. Stark County. vas
horribly mangied aud fatally injured by
premature explosion of blasting cartridge
while shooting down coal last night His
sister Mrs John Benutz living Of West
BrookGeid five miles distant was sent Tor.
aud iu hcr hurry toreacb her brother bed
side she urged th, horse 90 q gnll0p The
animal t0os fright and ran away. wreckiug
Tho buggy and burIing Mr. Eeautl vi0.
Ioutls to The ground Shc Is now wing in
o. farm house ucur the scene ~ The run-
away. with small hopesfor her recovery.
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Conscienee Money

WAsmNoroS, u. c., March l3.--Iast De.
eembcr Postmaster General Villas received
a letter postmarked Cheyenne CITY, Nob
and signed From Christian in which
the writer confessed that Iva 1864 while in
the poat-ofiice At Peru, Nob. tho
devil tempted" him % steal A
letter containing $40 lie also com
fcssed that he had about tho snmo
year abstractcd Si00 from n letter sent by ~
sold er I'm Nebraska 90 bis wife He In.
closed si4i by way of reparhtion for tho
crime. Since the receipt ~ the letter the
postal authorities have succeeded in find
ing Enoch Nggles, OF Plum Hollow. Iowa.
the riGhtiul owner Of tho so. stolen more
than twenty years ago and the money has
been sent 20 hun. The authorities have a.
was stolen
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Evidence Accommodating That VIII Prove
the Innocence of Ncal. Graft
and Ellis.


ASHLAND, KY, March iO.-Tbe horrillA
murder On Christmas eve, 1881, when three
children were murdered here. which re-
suited in "A lynching and the killing of
nearly forty people afterward. is recalled
again by developments about to be made
which will demonstrate that Neal Craft
and Ellis were innocent of the crime
Tor which they were hanged For
some time several philanthropic gentle
men some OF whom never saw this town
have been employing detectives 70 sift
every theory and investigate every clevv
Their work has been crowned with tho
greatest success. ana the arrest Of the real
CRIMINALS viii soon follow The evidence
against them is conclusive. and will show
that the triple murder was committed enrlv
In the evening; that the perpetrators
went to the house by appointment
with one OF the girls who had pre-
viousy been on intimate terms with one Of
them, and that the triple murder followed
an unintantional killing OF the bov FOR re-
sisiing assaults on the girls The arrests
VIII soon be made, and would have been
made before but for the excited state 0f
public feeling here on the subject The
parties, as has been hinted many times be-
Tore mold very respectable places
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CATTLE LAND SYNDICATE.
Eight Hundred Thousand Acre. of tho
Texas Capitol Lands Already
Iuglos,a.

A>rIN, Tx, March ll.-Colonel Abner
Taylor of the Chicago syndicate aud Cap
itol contractor, who is here has made
some interesting statements concerning
the Capitol lands in the Pan Handle OF
Texas. He says that the syndicate now has
enclosed with wire fence sOOOOO acres OF
these lands all lying north of the Canadinn
river, and during the coming year will in
close The entire 3UJO,opO acres given FOR tho
erection OF the state Capitol. The syndi-
cate now has upon it, iucloscd lands - 90
head OF cattle, and during the coming year
VIII increase the number largely They
are spending $4,000 per month improving
lands and are having flowing wells six
miles apart placed upon what II known as
the dry lands.
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OIL EXCITEMENT.
A Gn.hcr slrnek ln Ma.hinetan Connlr.

AGushcr struck la Washington County. Pa.
PfTrsBrRcu, March IL Intelligence from
Washington County. Pa, to. night indicates
that the Pew & Emerson well, struck to-
day, is gusher and good for one thousand
To- fifteen hundred barrels of oil per day.
Heretofore the wells in that district
have been small. II Is stated that the oil
strata was found al depth Of fifteen hun
drcd feet This shows a new oil horizon
never before thought OF by experts or sci
entists who explored in that section. and
should IL prove prolific. as it promises TO
do. viii lessen materially the expense Of
drilling There Is great excitement through
out Washington County
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Uniformity of LANGUAGE Necessary.

NiESNA, slnrch ll..Count Bylondt-
kbeydt Imperial Minister Of War has
issued Instructions TO ali the commanders
of corps in the Austro Hungarian army 10
order the enforcement Of the study Of Ger
man among all the troops The Count
complains that the use OF local dialects
among the soldiers has greatly increased Of
late The Czechs meanwhile are stcadfast
" adhcriug 20 their own language. They
demand that the words OF command in the
Landsturm shall be given 70 the Czech
troops in their own tongue.
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Burnsd 70 q crisn

HicnLASD. IT.. March lf-Y Yesterday y
morning about eight o'clock Albert r. Nil
ler's little hos met with au accident which
proved fatal this afternoon nf four Ths
parents bad left the little fellow iu bed and
in some way, while they were in another
apartment the boy got bold of s0uo
matches which were wing on the wash
st8ud near che bed The matchss became
ignited and the bod caught fire when the
distracted parents Discovered what had or
CURED the little hog limhs were burned %
crisp The upper pert 81 bis hody uas
also very badly burned
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The Report Denied.

ASHLAND KY, March 1.-THE report
concerning the arrest Of toe true murderer
Of the Gibbons children j. entirely new 70
us and just a. utterly fal-e o. II Is new.
There is not the shadow Of truth in the
report All. on 90 least the majority of our
citizens. are resting perfectly easy that the
rrc pcrpetrators of the Ashland horror
have had the life strangled out II them
The report is a. unstable o. chan before a
mighty gale
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Ionominious Deaths

gtrRsOsUtLE. Oar, March i2-Lovis
O'NeI vas hanged This afternoon for the
murder ~ Lewis Mcdaniel in this city.
NovcmbarI "a. is.4
NEW OHLEAss. March a. p ~ Ford aud
John Murphy we're hanged today iu fha
parish prison Tor be murder ON December
J. l-s4, ~ Captain 4 n Murphy The two
Inen were hnnHed while compictely inseu-
Feif administered she nIaLf before % re.
cape. by suicide. the disgrace 0f the gal-
lows
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The Value Of School Drill.

BEApFoRD, Pa March 1.-THE value of
school drill was demonstrated to-day when
q fire broke out in n big wooden building
used public school and crowded on two
dOors with over three hundred children.
The teacher ordered tho little once 20 form
in line for q march and quietly moved tho
columns through the fatal doors while
smoke was pouring from the roof No
sooner were all safely out than the FIRE
burst forth in many places. aud in short
time the building was IN ruins involving
los of tl 90. covereh hN ln.urnnce.
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A Bin DpfaIoaiIop

VNcrNSrs. IyD. March l0-An exani.
nation of the books. concluded this fore
noon. shows an approximate shortage
against County Treasurer HoUinswortb Of
t'--2t- - Every body is dumbfouudod and
mortified at this gigantic expose Hoi-
lnsWpfth was % prosperous and wealthy
treasurer office What he has done with
tti. tnueu.e sum ri money puzzles every
body The conjecture is that 90 has been
squandered in margin gambling and iu a
woman affair over which HuIiinatcorfh
has bad one suit iu court Fr Courfv
Treasurer w W Berry has beon in4fnIied
Iu charge 0i the treasurer office
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DOWN AT SEA.
Steamship Oregon struck by schooner
sinking Ia Eight Hours After
the lnIli.InII.

NV YONG March "a Tho Cunard steam.
ship Oregon, nearing New York. was run
into by schooner, this morning. and her
side crushed. Sine sank eight hours after
wnrds Her passengers aud crew, number
Ing SO people, were safely landed The
passengers lost thcir baggage and only "A
portion or the mail was rescued The
Oregon was the finest vessel ever put afiont
M tho history Of the world. and IN. fastest
She is the third Cuuardcr lost. but the
company still holds its noble record -
never losing passenger. and that Of never
losing a mailbag is only now broken.
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Heavy Tram Robbery

CHfctoo March if MASKED rohfer- on e
Rock Island afk PaciH- west bound er
press. while toe train uns betueen J1l.st
and Morris, ili. secured admission 90 tha
expires. car, whore. otter frfehff1l .frlr-
Rle with The messfugff The latter was
0verpoworcd and murdered and fhe car
roibed ~ about sli.uu0. This uofk 4. rHf,-
pu-sd o. lae been done pa SOME lsus.rfs
lately released from the Joliet rerHfau.
usr5, who boarded the train ~ that paluk
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Powder ExpIos on Win Two FatsIies.

POITLASp. Nix, March 1.-The two great
powder mills Of the Gam6o Powder Com
pany, eleven miles from here. blew up
this afternoon There wns a large stock of
material on hand. aud the explosion sas
terrific. Clarence Clary. Of Gorham, -ras
gilleo. and Henry Hooper was terribly
inaugled and can not survive The loss
will be- heavy Two years ago the mills
which stood on the same place blew up.
killing three men.
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ST. Pact MISS March 90 Mrs SsIis
Hickox. ~ N.les Mich. came here tvo
dave ago in search of her husband et1
bad deserted hcr Yesterday sbe saa- hIm
started ~ run from hor end she drSrufd
Qead rls ua. married t1 N.rElr Ono
year ago. end a. worth $4,000 o. ram-
h.fd f aiI away aud them drafrfcd ner.
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SERIOUS AFFAIR IN OREGON.
4 Chinese Laundry Blown Up aud u Colo
mel Of Militia Knock Down aud shot.

mel Of Militia Knock Down aud shot.
PORTLAND, OREoON, March u Early this
morning an attempt was made - blow up
the Chinese wash-hOuse AZ the corner ~
Third aud streets with giant powder
cartridges The perpetrators evil
IDENTIFY knew little Of the use Of
dynamite. a. they placed ID on tho
front porch, which was demolished. but the
main part Of the house was unlniured
About midnight Colonel J X Phillus
Com mander First Regiment State Militia
was assaulted near his residence ia East
Portland by two men knocked down and
robbed As he lay ON the ground he was
shot, the bullet passing through his lung:
probably fatal Colonel Phillips has been
outspokcn ot late on the outrhges against
Chinese, and the Leaders OF the mob have
threatened bis life
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EVERY ONE KILLED.
a rugbost blown - with Terrible Re.
suits.

suits.
BosroN, Mass, March IO.-The tug John
Markee left her berth at the wharf II q .s0
o'clock this morning and started down the
harbor IN search ~ vessels desiring her
service. There was large number Of per
sons On the wharf al the time who watched
the boat steam away. just a. the boat
arrived of Long Island an explosion oc.
CURED ON board, Of which the noise was
plainly audible I'm the city. The boat was
blown completely - atoms and her crew
oi i've men were instantly Killed The
crew consisted of Captain Cyrus A. Nicker-
son, who resides 90 81 London street East
boston; Engineer. George a Crooker.
Frank Croker fireman Albert D Smith.
cook, and James HOdgkins. deck hnnd
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A NEW TELEPHoNE
rha, Transmits speech from New AorL to
Washington.

Washington.
WNsutNuroN. March IA very success
ful experimental tcst OF new telephone.
the Invention Of g. G Turnbun. OF Balti-
more was made here to-day over "A wlro
extending from Washington 20 New York.
a distance OF 80 miles Conversation
was carried ON throughout the
day without difficulty. aud with re-.
suits showing that the human voice could
be transmitted over this long distance
louder and more distinctly thsnit ordtnar-
ily is over the short city circuits Of other
telephones. Mr. Turnbuli claims FOR hi.
invention, which wns only patented last
month, on Improved method of making tho
carbon contact Ina the telephone transmit
Ter, a. we'll ss AN Improvement In the np-
pnratus for collecting the sound waves at
tho receiving end OF the line
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EHIl Pa March lO Henry Burgtraeer
"a drover. OF Mulberry. Iud. on his way
East with valuable drove. and while in %
state 90 eumnHmhulisu. walked out of a
Lake Shore cabupse ncur Springfield He
was not missed for some time aud when
di-cgF Fered was horribly crushed Hc can
not live
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Burial Of a Giant.

Mt CuDrEL, Pa, March 10 Jacob
birty. known a. the Giant OF Eastern
Pennsy was buried here Yesterday
he weighed 40 pounds and a. DO was inn
possible 30 get the coffin into hoarso.
WE'VE men carried it During the services
Mrs Nate Hodge. ~ Helfoustein. n rela-
tive " The deceased. was overcome Ii,
heart disease and fell dead ON The collin
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Threatened Strike.

CfSDSStTI March ia meeting of
Cincinnati street car drivers and conduc
tor, was held last night, az which t was
resolved that tac demHnd boz made Tor two
dollar q day of twelve hour-. paid by the
no the same rate, and that employer bo
given until i0 O'Clock Saturday morning %
answer
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BusiHets FaIlures

Nfw YoHE Mareh o. The huautss fail.
ares during fhe laat seven DAYS. number f1r
t1e luited States go aud Cos Canada e5 a
t0taI oi s4 agninst 10 iasf week arG Dia
fEe Weed previous Fallufes sFf an tha das
a.iHf lr fVefr lfltiou % fTf ClrUfrY. fag..
s'aHg s tte fsstffa sut HidaIF s4faf
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ffrrsHr seH March IA pafent for tho
sule distribution 0f natural Eaa thrlurh-
out The various mains has just becn grant
90. it covers The process ~ mixing air
wIth rns in .ucn prurufi ous that while fh0
danger 90 explosion b. taken away nu fha
heating uuauf.e- HiU remain. fhe heat
uuifs being consumed Iu perfect rofnf.iiaf ION
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NicE.FrHo Mics March ll The steamer
lkc bonaam blew UP TO-DAY eleven miles
below this o.fr The mate. William Stan
IrH sld several lrglors we're killed. aad
FIlat Ed HrfIay Ensiresr Cbatiss eiFsr4
atd p ramAff vs. afsEuaFas we're sFefslg
esatdsa
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Proposed fusion Of erangers and Eniobt.

LASuSo. MICS, March i2.--ln the State
assembly Of Knights of Labor Yesterday "a
resolution was adopted FOR The apt,oint-
mfnt ~ e committee O. confer With the
granger 10 is thought thls wil result in
tne practical fusion of the two. the farmers
accepting the platform - The knights %
Labor
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SIaruInn h nsnlh

TORONTO Maroh 0-Advioss from Ian.
gadol taio sass from below EsquimEg1
Fo.Hi iG Flepa ssbl8a lEa people ars stagy
Wk Atfb h-.ied .N dapuafy Hga hHu4ed
aeF ael ate ass nea VaiF asY 81 .Eys
tAeH Hygt
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A,tsmpted POISONING.

IFutSoS, Pa March ia mis.renut
pui four pounds uf paris green Boz pot
holding O barrel of coffee. 90 the aiIus-
house Eighty iumntes were pr09trafaf.
and vore only saved from death bv ths
tiu.e being zoo strong AsIL Is. twelve Per.
sons are st.I uu critical condition
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saCHsuExro. CtL March i2-The bov-
eott clause in the platform presented to the
sufI-thluese convention amid Tremendous
cheering "a. adopted ~ Seuator sar-
gent. who bad strongly Opposed The clause.
Immediately informed Tho chairman of bis
" withdrawal from fhe comveutiou