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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

ANoKA, Minn., Dec. l0.-The ware
house and Office of the Anoka sash
and door factory burned to-day. Loss
5000. Well insured.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. l0-The
business of Attica was destroyed this
morning. The loss is divided among
a dozen OF more persons and will
reach Sl5, 900; insured for about SIS, 900.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

MINNEAPoLIs. Dec. 10.-"We are
going to open our toboggan slide to.
morrow" said Coates & Pencheid, the
jolly FOUNDERS from Hastings, at the
chamber OF commerce yesterday. 1--WE
have the finest slide in the state. II
is ,l65 feet long and as smooth as 9
commission man. We are going t
celebrate the opening with fireworks
and BANQUET
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11
Railway stockA

New YORK, Dec. l0.-Northern
Pacific, 2sl; preferred, 65i; Chicago 4
Northwestern, list; preferred, l4l;
Chicago. Milwaukee d 81. Paul, 93a;
preferred, 1ls2; st. Paul, Minneapolis
q Manitoba, III; Western Union
Telegraph, 76lc; Oregon, Railway q
Navigation, lo!Ai Oregon Railway 4
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11
Pugilistic Pointers.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-It il reported
about town this afternoon that at q
well known sporting resort this morn
ing Tommy Warren. the great west
ern feather.weight, was knocked out
in five rounds by John Farrell, the
we'll known l2S-pound boxer Of this
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Wheat market
dull; closed, December. 77lc; January.
7slc; February. 793c; May, S5sc.
MILwAUKER, Dec. l0.-Wheat was
firmer; cash, 77lc; January, 7sc;
May, S5lc. Corn dull; No. 2. SIC.
DULUTH, Dec. 10.-Wheat receipts,
l57 car. Market strong; closed; Jan.
uary, 7ssc; May, s6t-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

SUN RIVER, Mont, Dec. 1O.-Jas.
Marphall. arTested near Choteau for
horse stealing, escaped four days ago
and has not vet been captured.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

Go to Cochran q ColemAn's saloon
and get = chance In the diamond ring
that ID soon TO be rafiled. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-11

shot himself through the temple. He
was the wealthiest citizen In Fort
Wayne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-05

sTnEEK AZ zHE MICHIGAN can ga0pa.
DKTnalF, Nay k.-Tho employees Of
ne MiahiRan car shops did net rstaxn to
work this morninR. A few desired 20
do 20, bat feared violence. The strikers
assembled In an vp8n lot and listened
% speeches. After uhich q oommittee
uss appointed 10 azk their employers
for Ten hDurss pay for nine h1uRa'
goEk and fffssn Per osnt. advaues. An
adverse answer Was aigsn, and the men
dispeEaed after dosidinQ on q mans
meeting this afternoon.
AZ / olelOak thia afsexncun 100 work
inqnen oonRroQased near the Michigan
car shans, bnt the leaSera unanaaef 10
rsskrain them from vioianoe, although
Bstween aud 3 o'clock Charles Egh,
dressed che men, eounseiIinR good order
seia, 3 radical Hooialist, advised perfect
order and sobEiety until victory was
achieved. An attempt 60 ineite Vi1ienee
against the Michigan Central shops
failed. the crowd hustiinR the advocate
Of that move away IN sh0rt order.
A mass mesiihQ Wa held tonight. il
was andarstood THAI 10 aFnnksn men
would b admitted e tbe hall. The
meatinR was similar 10 that h the after
neon.
The Michigan Central car shops xsre
closed yesterday when the strikers
seemed about % attack them, but the
men had no grievances and have all
been at work today. The total number
o. NEE who have struck o. have been
shut out 10 over $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-05

HeTEz soEo.-Usass SD ~ virtns
q an sxss1tton sEa order AZ sals. issued
eat q Ne Distrisl coart. 20 nost4ags
IN fRSux % II l. xssiss aaa anaagnsa
g B. 0zsnsEa, Snesi9 ne9rag sd to
furuitars and 4Elarsa ~ ~ hran4Wiek
Hceal e. p1hlta esteFy yesterday aftsG-
nacn. Ls1aaFd Dsiiff b4eama - par
ahaeaF, hia BID heinG ~ !. d.
I,ssnan haaeht che Conen1d soach fnf
ga "a Il 4 aadaEslooa t1at ~ sd 4
e fng Mr.. uiiloF Iba hg9a vii BE-
soaalnnsa un1sr pslar's nasaasanut.
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- 3 G.leea % xIass slesns. ma naaIee
N4te 1aen 8sHf - nEsrSt tn.
41e 3EatIfee ~ ore FImcst4
4l4Rins 49o1N AEalAns and nnH1sn4
t1rnt - ~ glzIiaa 5 r',clI t'f..,s - -
esAFA1lt4 ~ cHNG, wha e1mtnfa.
seEe4 ne Lass Aac1zNHna - - fNnen
va uere d1inz.
MaaM - 1mR RoEscns
= ths baaauenl q ne saatIsn shnrs
- Aelzae - AseINliaig No nFu hasSna
t14lS w01e6S aftnnd1 a.. Follnuinr
= tAe ilrt IS killed sd NaaHAea nnong
14 Null14. Ses4ph HtAngnn. 1ahn Az
4g4f, 3o1a MeEntna. Mana EnrNhg,
=. 1teales Jean Head, AFtkar CaanHilq,
~ 41l.iEaa, Dhna. %hitnsg. Tnua. Nad
aln4. Geo. MilleF, II. KraFsr, 4. 81 Wfl-
sq4, Sos1pa Nosman, III Hmlpsfsoa. n.
1As14s = h4xfet4. JOAN HsuSon, =.
3 s.i.e1sll. 4 fiasin. Cas-. Fnk - ,.
inspaesss fonnnia has lnst bssn sasn
IS ne Dzgplsines elFost slsfinn, and
sayA e1BaarninR toniRhtsa tFsnble II
ne ed bar m4Eksts AfteF Rarssas lad
e11nlode9 his soeea. 8sm EiaIdIna.
anos1sE metoFloaa Socinligt, meanle& q
waaoa 2ad baR6n - address fhe orowd
His address waa 81 ths mo11 infamua-
taEy deaefiytioa. lie called ca ehs
me1 - arm shemssless and
aaeeFt thaiF Flanla. He analIg b.
cane - vinisnt that uosd waa
seat 20 the olafton, which vas
Qnly = bsncB distant, ana 1nspsetnr
bonfeld ~ he heaa 81 Is men march
"a % he piaos where Ne messing waa
~ progress BenGaia called up8n the
ero94 % aisperss. and fisfdinz shou "a
oct - them fresh she wnQnn, To
4zmal Tbs eftoer onee more eaiis
% 1hsm % dlsperse, Whea sa1dsniY
from behind q WHa0n which waa net
hfsesn fest fro@ Ne frou9 rank o. 20
loo, 80 bombs WaFe thrown between
IRE seaond aud thiFd Fsnks q men with
t1e s1ost aa already stated.
4ne seeo1d aflnR. which was heard
abouf 81 boar ago. proved % BE-
noiniaR q coasequanes. No one was
On 9 tahie ID he ssatioa hsuss.
where ne wouuded palieeman arr. il
enc poor y1iI0w lying atretehod with ter
Eibie bnllst hoies - he breast A feg
fest olalank r4An In eatteted as0thes,
a1d With & mortal uo4nd 10 bis side, 4
lying inseusibis n bis COS. Arennd the
room In chairs. with theiF Ieag ban
eaged up and Fesiing on Supports Of
ol4aRant kinoEs are mom8 Is o. 30
q the 0faesrs who wore .Woandnd
81 bamba. Not q aFoan or complaiat
u heard from any o. them. Another
oldoeFs Who vas found lying u door
way wheEs be had been carried o. where
be bed dEARasd himsalf, has last been
blonRhl II, ffiehtlnllE wounded.
There are e0Ene tWeneF Of the Social
isla II cells II tha basement. Nearly al
q them are wounded and one 81 them,
q young fellow o. about 70. IL dead.
SOCIALISTS uNDEn ARHEsr.
The following nauled Socialists, ali
e whoa are woanded, have been placed
undeF arrests Joe KuokeR, End Lsth.
JOAN Weilund. Pster Lay, John Fraxsr,
AnRrst iaka, John Lschman, RobaFf
aahulze. FFan6ia Wrooh. B. LsPiant,
Ohas. shumashoE. Before tie news Of
tbe killing Of the six polioemen had
reached chs First Regiment AFmogy,
AEson IlebsstG, member Of CompAuy
q, wae disasised and aouf 20 the scene
Of the ooufliat % taks obssrVations. He
Waa ARRESTED. charged with being z So
aialisss and Il still under arrest
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-05

TAcoma, My &-fodsy's munioipal
a'eot1on resulted IN the eiec3ioa of ths
onsfEe anti Chiness labos ticke4 by
plurAlitlea EAnGina frees s. - -, the
issssg baing faF Mayer. jacob @. Mann
haaAad ths tioket for Mayer. Ths
etAaE efnSsRa elected wsFa CITY
Attorney, FreasaseE, etfes1 Cam-
aissioneE, Sareeyaf, and two uoan.
uilmsa. In ths Fourth Ward fAsrs
uara thrss tiekeaa b the haid. ~ etbsl
toe hsinx inaepan1sna aad chs Rspab
hc4R. HE VielaFteaa PARTY afo aste-
nadina tae saeseszfui oand<dAtsA
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EASTERN NEWS.

81 HAkNeAAkH - Fo4f-AAxA4AAoAAe4A
Cattle saeIen ~ Mexican soidaera.
GALvEsroN. May k--gsovernoF Ireland
yesterday resolved q Dispatch stating
that q band ok Mexiosn aoldiaru crossed
into Texas on the ist instant 900 miles
below 81 Paao aud drove back into
Mexico s75 bad % caltls beionQinR d
the raneh az ]. y. MeComb of Preside
county, Texaa. The Governor waa asked
20 order State Rangers 70 parse the
thieves, has Adiutant GeneEAl King ~
plied that a. the pugsait VIA not imme.
diafaIy made, State troops oonld not BE-
permitted 70 cross the Bio Gfands now
aud any redress mnsf come through an
application 60 Congress. Adiusani
Gansral King advises MsConah % col.
lest pfecf for uss ID oaIlina tue asten-
tion af the Fedsrai aushoFities 70 the
oatFaRs.
AsteaBa q 8reak San.
WuF1n1n (Kan.h MAY 4.-The uxis.
onsEs conAned ID TIE CONVEY esaufy
fstl snnlle 4 asaneFate aftemus IA esaar,s
las nieht. Depaty sheriff Herfod
opsasd TIE iail door % lock TIE prisun.
ere IA their eella, wien they made 3
daaA - hiIa arused With stove lazl
ana lungs 81 coal. A blow On The hsAd
knoaked HAIRED down. Oaa 90 the
"a sras ered a the crowd and instantly
killed Wm. p, Bennett. who vas 10 jail
for eoanterfeltinn. onsDplin receiveo
a severe blow % ths head. which Fen.
dsred htm inssnsibls. FouF pslsonera
s1eseeisd IL makinR their escape.
8aAehalL
PHnAns1FuEA, Nay A--Nsu Tosk. (;
Pailsdslpaia, II.
~. I,oum. MAJ asa Louis. s Cni-
eARe. 5
Wasam0Eos. Mag A--Bosaan. 6; Ma
tsanAls. s
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ETozznAM. Mass }. May THE eight
shoe firms whose Us cutters sfFuek yes
,erday, have agreed % she price list
presented b. the knights Of Labor and
the men returned to work this morning.
BkLTTMons.
BA1TEmonR, May Am the furniture
manufassurina houses IL this cisy, With
one sxoepti0n, shut down today. The
men demead eight hours and manufac.
furars refuse 20 comply with the re-
Guest, claiming that they cannot supply
their trade with the reduced working
houra.
NEW xoaK.
Exw YoHK, May THE Furniture
Manafanturefs OF New York and vicin-
ity today passed The following:
Rssotsed, That the members Of this
association will ruu their factories on
the basis Of tea hoafs for q days work
from Monday, ehs loan inst, and that
u the employees Of any manufacturer
beiouQine 10 this association shall strike
By reason Of this Fnle ~ pledge our
selves that re will. one and all, close
orr factories and remain closed until
matters are adjusted.
A COMMITTEES on arbitration vas ap
pointed
cncnsNAzI.
CNcmnATI, May l.-The strike OF the
Railroad and other employees IL seriously
that 1000 man are on the strike.
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slseesa. wAsu alsmar of ro1Ra ar.a
slt14N H1f4 4r1Eea y - Fi1l1za Ekn
laspaag wnarsaa and 1nsd oes eellss,
ss.s . sssss .s - 80 g 2. $3.50. s.ssss
- sssS4. Ang ini1gg . pEspegsg -
nee1 pg91e1to1 ~ - miiizin. eiz $685.
pznles e1sez alztta1e1 thaEs tozizhk.
A4z1F ahis moRnime nppeals 20 Gc9ag-
n1E Ha4a, We affiEt6 hase faEl nsEhk.
Nsss n11s y Mz4nF WalbeE nad Bass-
MrrzAnx Enaxnru1x.
Onasss wars fnnmadlnkaly issnsa 90
Zen GoWp11l1z e Gta FIRST Eeaiunzns
and 0ns eampany 81 tie 8saond RsaE-
m4at % report here IS ne eaxliegs ms
UenA Several ozme - apecisl and
ot1aHs ~ ~ S1anlaE 1Ralna, and toniaha
ever taa1 aruod mNn e ehs Hfala miii-
- are 81 dufy hets. Euo eomoaaiss
af4 stationed a Che MiIwnnhns a s.
kazf8 Weat Mil9aukee shopa, three e
Z. Z. Ais 4 Cas- works, and the ~
MAinaef. aatda from thnGa II Bayefew.
asa held n sradlnegs e she armssy.
WAlle u Il not axpaelad that Il viii
po neeensarF % bKin4 TIE mlli7la into
aelioas t1s atFikina foseianeFa h4d b.
eqUe - eMbo4 danad bg 1hakE gpeEatiuna
e Ne past fsg days tkzt i waa readily
eean thai to oniy Was % Qnle1 them
was = bring then faes % faas with
loade4 m11kets, Which ap9eaEs % b
having the desired eMea1.
Tie Kiolous Poiag sEeax venasAnaa
up0n tae kasciakD GaaF2s, Whioh IS
composed 81 men az thsiF own maiien-
ality, FIR aring ups1 them. e. thsy b.
IlsVs, ~ bag FisW today. This esanina
they hsld . meeling and Il vas rumoEed
shaf they oH1aui14d e raid the militia
men - the rullina mills, but iata re-
ports from there refof 70 ne 1oTsmenf
e1sh e fhak FamoFed. Il this city qaisl
. also being restored, and sh0ald 60
mefrpw pass wsth1at fresh outbrsaks
e u believed shat ail disturbances viii
SoHN oDol,
RinglsadsR % The Bay visw mob. hes
besn placed under aFreat. He Il . Pols
9na enc Of the mcst inoandiaRy ngika-
tors IL she city. Early h tie day ks
mounied pills 81 alag fust eaiaids tie
main enfranoe 10 tho wsrks and called
On tbe mob % attack and barn the
bnltdinea. He is q o0mmon IAbeEaF. nos
: knighf d Labor, aud does moi belong
10 any labor 9ERanizafion.
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- uunagaa41 e - aenE1nes ulars n
lsrzl1a11 eszEea. 0la1ulns q onfsg-
~ resaE Aenl14. Eht1 gRanEnn hs VI
eteen4 Z gsblnn1 GoancIl. s. uklsh tkn
tfnlas qe1E.lua ane Ira Ema Enla
nlaszzo wiN b dinaa
~ rsuees An<ilnaa - HsaIa.
AxE1MA Mag k--Ths rouuas hnua h
alrne1sa fhair Nzfnrrs ksra = -.
q tAair pazl4 e - haisssa ahns 1he
eeM1E& wil eesep1 aanKnn8as frnm
4zsuce f1at - vii aanarn tha einnr1aa.
1e1l e eafaeos and ahaa they viii noa
AZ tna assuAi psFfod for - nlsoraplish-
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FORETGN.

openinG Of the csleneaa gxhahltaom.
LONDON, May 4.--Tha Qaeen formally
opened the Colonial EKhlbifian today.
Ire weather vas beautiful. Crowds
gathered along the route taken by her
Majesty from baokinaham Peiaca. and
greeted her wish enthusiastic oheers,
Pne main hall IN which the opening
ceremouisa were conducted was crowded
and diplomats, who attended n court
dreea. together With SCORES Of Britirh
of8csrs 10 full and alitterinR uniforms
The Prinoe Of Wales, she Duke Of
EdinbneR, Primes Henry Of Bassanbara
and his wife, the Princess Beatrice, and
the Osown Princess Victoria, OF Ger.
many, led the royal procession thronRh-
Gus the bnilainR and we're followed hy
Lsrd Harrington, the Marquis o. sails
bury, Earl DsEby and scores % other
nonies and other distinguished persons.
prominent foataFe Of the opening
ceremonies Bas "a ode composed for
the occasion b. Tennyaen. This vas
magnihesntiy rendered By q vast choir
Of carefully selected voices. The ode
vas sang fust preEioas 70 she Qaeau'n
formal declaration that the sxhiDlfien
was spen. The third portion Of che
ode uas evidently composed With 9 visu
Of stimulating international Fraternity
between the tWo great Rnalish Speaking
nations, and b IN TIE following words (:
Britain f0uaht her sons Of yose;
Britain failed. sud nsveF more.
Careless Il our growing hin.
shall ws sin oar fathers sin.
MeE that ID 2 narrower DAG,
upprophasi8 rulers they,
Drove frsnn out ths Motoer,s nosf
that yoana easls % the Wast.
To forage for hsrself alone;
BEltains. hold your own.
Ihe lass paEs Of TIE ode. whloh b ID
aiRuiaosnt allasion % The pEeaant oFisia
In British politics:
snail us not tkr0ugh good and IN
Qeage 70 one another etill3
BritAina myriad vsieos call,
''Sons b Welded each and all,
lnto one impeElal whole,
One uith Britain hearf ard soal;
Oas life. uae aaz. one foas, oae thFone.S
nfitains bold your own
And 0sd guard ell.
1Hs Qnesn waa pFofoandly pleased
With The ode and with ths naRnar ID
ASA u ~ aEAI9EeI H9 ~ CLuIE.
Sis neddea and suiied with pisaapye
and approval q each sentiDent e a
YES bfsaght cat, and seemed % en-
eeedinalY entay he esihusiaam vkfch
NE poem ard masis pEesoked 10 ths
vaat c0nccaFaa, wAeea appiause waa
enthusiastic ard Lang osaiinua1.
Az TIE eonclnsiuB a. tha oda b onaan
prons1noed ne axkibiglon ooan and
paaasd oz4 Ths cholg aana Rals Bri-
taniA.~ her Majesty FucsiFed anoGhsf
0vaftau durinR her daparsars AID piain.
u dedicated ho9 piaeasd shs waa With
the enthaaaasm her psesanes evoked
evsrywhesa Tie oassn'B dealsrAsian
thai re sxhihslion wMs epsn rs ma
naiied - ths pahiie ~ great Eearish
81 trumpsas II iigds Para, followed hy
she &rinR q t1gat salEte- Gaadssane
was not pFeaaak
EnaiaA TFsahses ThFeaaeaed.
WuxrEa. May A-An Indian, uho
hGa arrived q Wood Nazntain from
PoPaar Pstnt. Aya he fanktan Sinsx
and o4kex AmsEican lndiaaa era thrna1-
suina iFuahiA. Ihsg hans inVise8 sl1-
ting Bun g foaa tAeEn-
naeeptlaa - elnanssaa.
Hosnoz, MAJ L-Glaasona arrived
b Eendaa to1sy and me- via . @8sl
untAnsiaasta renaEtkaa. 6Eeae eruaGB
Il psopla sHHRsd areand - fzs1ief's
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sTRIKH OF znAcKAnH,

Tue trackmen In the vnrioas yards
have gone en- q general siEiko for e al
xanoe 81 wages from eI.z5 par day %
e16a. Tbs movement began IS ths
Hannibal a s.. Joe yards and e re-
ported 10 have extended 10 az tae yards
except the Missouri Pacilo. This dooa
not have any present eject spon basi-
naaa
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81. Tcr1n. AExy 4--Marlsn Eruns. -
whe8 ~ Gs1id Ssul1 aE1lszn Ez1lE1Aa
STRIKE was eraaEed wAen naAsa wha4
e3sss he nasicip 4ted tha metbod e
g1dl1R he tega1is gonld h4pa upsn t1e
kni1hi9 o. EnnoK, sid We were
Eehti14 Tor ressznili1n and ws - =
fKam Coaares. which EerkneuGa Al The
ciIixsDs a. 9he Uni1sa 8sa8Rs. Is not
thai ecmpso1e a1euEk recnaEifsous Our
cedar wlA afon afaeE fhis ss1mt mGre
rapldiy han i hes dnrinG tie p41t fsg
weeks. whea applisati1Es have besn -
BnUeEoMs for charters thai ~ aouid
seExceiy fed tine . oo1sidsE than.
xN8 GxAzxEEs KEzuzE 70 ruMK.
In additian % shs cirnular issnad lass
night ~ TIE Gsnenal ExsenfiRe Board
Il the kniahfa q T,atoR ardsrfnQ ne
membs8s of Disl<iet Anseubeisa Nos.
II, So and 10l 70 aopiv b tie railroad
company fof the positions Wasted hy
order va Hsn1 90 he Magaar voorhees,
sha& the strike had haen declared %.
msn 90 mako applioNtion for Wnrk ~
@NI. - 1890 @*&akV1 ~ 80 AAANA44
ID East s. Louis.
This msEninR Is o'esa,sSs large num-
bers appliad for positions a TIE bad
Q1artsrs q he Tarfo1a oompanisa. and
Ins names % MANY we're imaes.
diateiy placed % the pay rolls. Sona
fegs 1eoog1fzeG g. those Who had enQ-
mitsad depssdations upeu taa oona-
panles' property, were oenisd e en-
pl0gmsnG Tbs freight depetn pEesant
an unnsaaliy busy aspeet this mogninq.
and the manifest lack of businass 81
the iast month has entipsiy diaappearsd.
Is q expaeted tha3 he militia Wiii Be
WithdFaWn toniqhk OF tomoxrow. rhe
local committee Of TIE Knights q
Labor which ordered tue emnloyees 81
shs Missouri Paciha Car Eounary 30
strike, informed the meB that fhay
oouid report loF dasy Ia al dspartmenis
70 wark today.
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hsA p m--Mare arlng hes iast eeen
$3.50 neaT tAe plaes 81 che faFmsr
ss1ese, and = lkrze uan6es e poiice
~ Isl isft tes asafisa far ne pace.
US afieea shets wers haaFd
NNes rtperts9 thaa Access epiol b
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Kansas CETx. May A-The Agisuoari
Paelhe strikers applied fog ssansiats-
ment shia morning. Iha oomphnY took
baak Is many as Il oOaId aupply with
work, bul the majority Of them ooEld
nos be accommodated.
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Arpsarad upoa tbs sesue, staslng he
sab % aAks eacoad thoaGet. t1a aul-
disEn aers keotsa and hfs9e4. ezt fnf-
lAaf tAan tAia - @piestatios N4a e4eE-
e nntsl aha laai enmpazY. toa Anoalasko
osarA wss paasag ts,s - ~aa -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-05

81. Louzs. Nay 4.-GenoEal Manager
H0xia today SAINT Instructions % Cen
eral Superintendent KorEigan 10 guide
him In dealing with applications for
4oSk b. the late etFikaKa. He quotes as
part Of these inatFnetiona the adsertise.
ments tor help Published during lhs
strike, IN watch the Company uadar-
takes not 10 ash any questions Of the
applicants - 20 uhethsF % not thoy are
members Of any labor % other oeRaniKl-
fion, agfesing 10 pay the rates Of waQes
recommended b. the 4oFaFnors Of Ms
aeaEi and Kansas IN TIE Adjustment Of
March, 1885. or q rate equal 60 that paid
b. the other roads IN the sane aection
VI the country. keErigan Is instructed
that men Who have besn engaged dur
tng tbe strike ass not 90 be discharged,
anG that men who b sve committed acts
OF siolencs against the company or Who
have advised sash acts are not 10 be
taken back, saoh having already besn
announced as the oonpany's terms.
Hoxie then adds II learn from your
reports that about 900 Of the employees
who struck on March Ssh have resumed
their places since the arst order . 70
sumo work was issned By the General
Master Workman OF tie Knights Of
Labor on March 18th, and that many
new men have baen employed under the
advertisement for help above referred
70. 90 that the prsssHs force Il nearly
adequate for tbs needs Of the company
aud enttrely sufficient for lee present 70
qulfoments 10 the shops e Atchison,
ksnsAa City, Parsons, Sedalia and Pal
astine. also note your reoommenda-
tion that tbs shops at DeSota remain
oloaed fer she present. IL complying
With the above Instructions you will see
IN applications for Unemployment,
those Of oar former employees w6o have
families and 0wn homes on the line Of
the road are 10 be first conaldsred.n
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WASHINGTON.


The FHyne RraSers anseuaasnatun. !
WAsEuaruz. MaT A-TAs fnserns-
lated matter d Ne r1paEa a. - PnEns
Investigates Oommiiaas. transniffsa
% - Senate fEom CainBhmn, annslg,a
q ne folsoui1R paragraphs, walsh A.
par e - oud Il the voiunas, made %
q @aisKsiy and minority rcpoYfa and
teslimony.
he msioxisg hare al alsna eon-
oaesed this iupegeiaafion e fhounh thaV
tele = toenmhezs 81 than 3 nkd aonsi-
nadg guilty, as ahnanh numa great narty
Interests usuld be fsopaRdlzsa Inlei1
they Fep1Etod samshoay Ruilsy az anne-
thfnR. We have hslped them draw -
drag ne3 Ia q very muddy nsol anV-
wnssa 4ad evaEywhaEe thay Wars pleassa
. oasianate, and every tine thev
enoleht ihey bad oap1nrad ths sbn1s
ooo4lex. and when they EnaAed n .
arapple with and % land him, thev IN
gari4nly found Il was only q small saak-
CO, whloh they took between their fnrsrg
a1d thBew haek sneo his native elsmenE
kna majority report shouid rad that.
alsaoaRh they didn't hnd anyone ruilfT
o. eoxEapt practices, fhey think "A 4
burning shams thas some ons wasn't
guilty of bribery. - thay might rsDor1
has capture b this eommsttae.s
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All sbe executive dspartmaaaa wsru
represented nt the Oabtnss nlsslfnn eo-
day. Among Tie qaesfions asked ana
o0uMdezed was ahe propFiaty q ealFinQ
9 speeia session of the utah LeriaIe-
tnrss ana tie pf0prissy q again ufRinn
1oaRreaaionGl aetion On The Well Iahra
claim.
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EoNnua, Mar A-<7Isds3ana arrived
3 Eandon todsy and mea vita . msal
antA naiazsia renapttnn. GEeaa ersaGB
q psanla suHQsd arsand tha Rzsmier's
earfiara. A. 3 lai1 80 raliuag alatIon
tha hsanss hsaanaa Eunt1ua and were
ssairsilsd HiiA dlasaisT. sd Is : lizns
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MmwAuKRm, May f.-sevoFal hunaFsd
Pnlacks assembled Ia tie Kinnikinnie
valley this mosniua and Il Waa feared
thai they uats about 10 nBsail Aliis' neg
dour NTH. The Light Horse squadron
ere ID readiness "a the armory. Gov
esnof Rusk b also q the armoTy 20 d.
rect matters.
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& co
OPERA BLOCK. FROHT SHEET.
FOUND.

IN THE SOUND. orr POINT BRTs-
Z zoe. strip boat. painted yellow. The
owner can have Il By applying 70 Capt.
J. J, CROW. Of the Htea ser Lily. aud
payi. z chargeA apSf 19
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-05

Wuxuna. Mag A-An Indian, uhs
haa arrived g. Wood Maantain fram
PuPaar Pstna. nya ths fanksan Scar
and 14keR Amsrican Indiaza ere thrnAa-
suina tFuahlA. Ihsg hass inVtse8 sli-
finR Bun . iois tAea-