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CEANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No, 1906, R.-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county-State o, Tennessee for its own
ufe, etc, vs. ?. NJ. Winters ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sal, entered in the above cause on the
23d day Ct Move D Der, 1875, NJ. i. 50, page
2lS, ] will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front o the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, February 20, Iss6,
within le.a hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby
county, Tennessee, to- wit; Part Of block 81,
country lot 4S6, so feet front by 200 feet deep,
east side of Third street, so feet south Of the
south line Of country lot 4Sj. Sold as prop
erty of p. NJ. Winters and others.
Terms OF SRle-0n a credit OF Fix months
note with security bearing interest required;
lien detained; reden pIion barred. This Jan.
Is, 1886.
S, I. MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ. bradley, Deputy c. and NJ.
f. IL &C. W. Heiskell, aOls.
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The New Orleans future market
opened weak and closed steady, and
8 to points lower. Sales, 46,800
bales. The closing quotations were as
follows, as compared with yesterday:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New York, February 9.-Money on
call easy at 1902 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4@5 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange quiet at 487 for go days
and 489 for demand.
Bonds Governments were active
and strong to-day. State bonds were
quiet but firm. The sales OF railroa1
bonds were So, $50, 900 on widely dis
trihutad business, with moderate &C.
tivity in Erie second consols, Canada
Southern seconds, East Tennessee
Issues and Gu.f Colorado and Santa
Fe. Prices are generally higher.
Stocks were very active and strong
with continr atiol of the boom in
the coal stocks. There was little news
sflo3t but the public is beginning to
take more interest in the market than
OF any time sinca the elimination OF
the advance last November. The MAJ
ket opened stiolg, the active stocks
generally showing gains of ! to 3,
which was soon folio we'd by model-
ate reaction, at which time the lowest
figures Of the day were reached. Re-
newed strength WAS developed before
the end OF the first hour and the mare
ket continued strong during the bal
ance OF the day, although considerable
feverishness was developed in Eastern
stocks late i'll the afternoon. The final
features we're generally near the high
est of the day. Lackawanns led
the list with sales of 69,385
shares, and that stock and Jersey Cen
trail, Lake Shore, st. Pa :, Western
Union and Erie contributed $50, 200
shares. Final prices show only fIac-
tional advances compared with last
evening EXCEPT La3kswanna, which
. cl osed with net gain of 2b, and Della
ware and Hudson with a gain o. Al.
This makes ne gain during the past
two days Of 81 per cent for the latter
stock. Jersey Central closed with a
gain Of 5 per cent. Although there
were sales of s., GOO sb ares Of st. Paul,
the fluctuations were within ! per
cent, and closed 5 higher at 81, while
Northwestern, on smaller business,
advan, ed I.
The totsl sales OF stock to day were
54S,S92 shares, including Canada
Southern 1916, Central Pacific no,
Delaware, Lsckawanna ard Western
68,365, Delaware and Hudson "a, 743,
Erie $500, Ks1sas and TexaI $3.50,
Lake Shore 65,746, louisville and
Nashville 1910, Northwestern 29,93o,
New Jersey Central "a 403, New York
Central 10,59o, Pacific Mail 500,
Reading 1920, st. Paul So, 690,St Paul
and Omaha 5225, Union Pacific H..
600, We;tern Union $4,000, Mott
Pacific preferred 1888, Oregon and
Transcontinsntal 1850. Closing quo
tations:
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|. .n!!'5..L
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

"Re do hereby certify that zoe rperp,se the
arrangements for Gn the Monthlv aud Our.
terry DrGioia0s 81 the Louisiana State Lottery
COMPANY. and Sn person manage dad control
the Dire spiH0s themselves, and that the same
are conducted ,sitA honesty, Jairness and IN
good faith totodrd all rdrttes, and zoe authorize
the Company TO use his corttgoais, With fac
similes OF o.r signatures attached, ia IL. I'D
verttsemeats,"
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 5 per
cent. The Clearing House report is as
followa.
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HORSES AND MULES.
HoRsEs-Good driving, $l25@250
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DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS.

Total receipts at ports, this day, 1886 n, 64S
Total receipts at ports, this day, 1885 al, 7&
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1885. 1884.
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The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet, and closed dull and l-l6c lower.
SAlep. $3.50 Dsles.
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aOVHREMENTs,
sTocKs.

Adams Express, l47. Nashville &C., AZ.
Alton & T. e., 20. Norfolk x W. pfd .26.
A. 4 I. Il. pid, 20. Northern Pac., 279s.
American ET., US Northern P. pfd, COS.
B., @. R.. i NJ. 65. N. Y, Q 4 st. L., 81.
Canada PsO;, 81. NY, CAST L; p, 1871.
Canada South, -. G. i N. W., 110H.
Central Pacific, l75<. 9. 4 N. w, pfd, 1863
Chesapeake SO. liz. n. Y. Central, l064.
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BANK STOCKS.

3 In the first column we give the price bid,
and in the second the price asked.
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Lac LINE STEAMERA.

VIII GLEEXiviiEi" '1iiiKiiiMiiPHIs EVERY
TUESDAY,
At 8 o'clock, for Mariana, the Gut on, and
intermediate Landings on 81. Francis river.
Tho captain reserves the right 70 pass all
landings no deems unsafe, JAS, LEE, ia,
snnAvlntsnder. Office. No. Madison 81.
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DUTY BEFORE EVERYTHING.

4 Canadian Prison Warden who Preferred
70 sacrifice sis Own Life Rather Than
save II and Allow His Wards 10 Escape.
MONTREAL, Can, April 26.-About one
thousand prisoners in st. Vincent de Paul
Penitcntiary, not far from Montreal, re-
yolted. The men were In gangs, and on
given signal each gang lcaped upon
their keepers, disarmcd and then ueu
them. They procured crowoars, ana -
first endcavored TO break down the walls.
Chief Warden La violette tried 70 induce
them to dcsist and sr~-snder, but tney
bounced upon and tied him IKE the rest
They moved forward 70 the walls,
which were guarded by dozen men mltn
rifles. and were ordered back. They
pressed forward with ladders holding
Chief Warden La violcttc before them a.
! target. and also using deputy wardens
for the same purpose. CHIEF warden Ia
violctte shouted 10 his men;
ssNeycr mind me; fire away, Il you Kill
me-"
The guards, thus ordered, poured In .
yoIley 81 rife balls upon the convicts.
The hrst man to ascend ladder WAS
Convict Wan. when he had neared the
TOP of the ladder he was fired at and fcli.
Convict Corriveau next sprang mp the
ladder. but was shot through the heart
Chief Warden la yiolctte was almost
riddled. lie was shot through the wrist
shot through the body, hit 10 the groin
and had his jaw almost shot away. CO.
yicts Monday, Holton and Norman were
all badly wounded, and 80 were seven OF
eight Others. Chartrand, . guard, was
shot through the leg, and several other
guards were wounded.
4 The fight lasted for over an hour, ano
| the casualties must reach twenty-five, ON
Of which there will be three Or four deaths
| In addition ~ In vioiettc, for ne VIII one
Not a prisoner escaped, as AL Ned y
their cells when their ammunition gave
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powoERLY GETTING TIRED.
The General Master Workman Complains
Of Being Misquoted and Made the sub
Iect Of bogus Interviews.

The General Master Workman Complains
Of Being MiSquoted and Made tho sub
iect of bogus Interviews
PHILADELPHIA, April rs. - General
Master Workman Powderly was to-day
asked what he thought Of the situation ~
the West. He said;
III am not prepared to make any state
ment. The papers have published all
have 10 saw about II and much that have
not said. have been credited with many
interviews never held. Yes, It has been
charged that Mr.. Irons was working In
the interest Of the gamblers, but l place
no belief i'm the assertion. You must
not ask me to express my opinion Of the
merits Of the strike. have been 80 ire
ouently misstated that prefer to say noth-
ing about Il. SO far as my dealings with
Jaw Gould are concerned, he not only
deceived me, hut he deceived all Wall
street. never used such language
toward him as have been credited with
nor did ever claim victory or state, as
New York paper credited me with
doing, that he was 'squelched.' Such re-
ports have done me and the cause rep
resent great harm, and are very unjust
The reports that l have stated that
would not be gubernatohai candidate y
true. have frequently said would NOT
and will not"
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the Senate on the 18th the "Fourth OF
July Claims lill- was taken up and aiser
some wrangling passed The fost-Omce
Appropriation bill was taken up and M.
REX smoke IL considerable length, occu-
pvinr the floor three and a half hours, ana
giving his views on the tariff as sort o.
neroration. In the House a bill for re-
tirement and recoinage Of trade dollars
- reported. The River and Harbor b'h
was taken ND and considered in COMMITTEES
or the whole.
The Bank OF Marietta, O.. has made an
assignment.
OurRAGEs by Indians against whites
continue in Southern Arizona.
EDHEx PASTA, special Turkish envoy
/ had an audience with the Gar az anus
| In the Crimea, on the 18th.
MoRsoxs are emigrating from New Mex
! leo and Arizona 70 Mexico.
THrnE a disser.ion in the spanish Cab
met owing TO the demands Of the Finance
Minister for economy in the budget.
RECENT reports OF battle with bandits
lin Mexico are now denied
rHr marriage at Strasbourg on the 2stn
Of 4 French officer attired in uniform was
the occasion OF demonstration by the
French residents.
John McCuLLorGH's personal estate
has been iaventorsd 1t s3..1ls.is.
Tur Pope, 1t IL said, in the event cs es-
tahli-hing diplomatic relations with
China, will appoint French prelate % Dc
pa pal nuncio at Pekin.
Tux Senate commerce committee have
decided 10 report favorably on the Eads
ship Railway bill.
THE French Ambassador at Athens has
been instructed 20 make fresh efforts toef'
feet a peace able settlement between Greece
.. land Turkey.
II HARny BROWN was captured ut Omaha
INeb.. on the 10Th and taken back TO New
York on charge Of robbery.
FIRE destroyed wilkinson's mills ant
Z many other buildings In Nottingham
shire. England, on the 18th, causing los
|of $4,000 and throwing 1000 persons on
lof employment.
} Two men named 10y and Noble fel
down a shaft Of the Granite Mountain
I mine, Phillipsburg, Mont, on the 10Th, an
were killed.
XII FDwAnp KISASE. clever swindler, VIII
Ivictimized number Of Philadelphia mer
D Ichants recently, was arrested Ut Wheeling
= w. Va, on the nth.
y A MEMORIAL from the Legislature 9
Iowa demonstrating against The cancella
! Ition Of the bonded indebtedness Of "a
. Union Pacific railroad was presented
1.-The Senate on the 18th.
= GovERoR HILL OF New York .. med N
q lcantor's Saturday Half Holiday bill Q
y the 9Th. The Standard Gas bill becan
Z 4 law without the Governors signatur
the time having expired.
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The nightly Shooting q East 81. Louis.
hut NO One Hurt.
East ST. Louis, April 25.-About
twelve o'clock last night the report Of
pistol shot followed b. nve rife shots In
quick succession and after an interval Of
about ten seconds three more rife Shots
were heard in the direction Of the Louis
vile & Nashville yards. Great excitement
prevailed at headquarters, and General
Rccce ordered out Company A, Captain
Able, Of Rock Island, sixth regiment,
who had retired for the night In the
coaches near the Relay Depot, TO start at
once on the doublc-quick for the Louis
vile & Nashville yards. The battalion Of
Battery A Of Danville quickly got their
Calling gun In readiness, General Vance
with d guard OF men were taken on .
nat car with q switch engine TO the
yards, but when they reached there all
was quiet. The shooting was occasioned
bv Sentinel Benbow, Of Company y,
Fifth Regiment, who, while patrolling the
Louisville & Nashville yards, and In front
d q box car, was nearly hit with big
rock which passed close TO his head, and
he saw man looking under . car and
called on him 70 halt, but meeting with
no response, fred one shot at him. The
man returned lhe firc with a volley Of
stones. The sentinel then fired two more
shots nj him. The man started on run,
and other guards coming M fired several
shots al his retrcating shadow. The man
made his escape, and rs no tracks q
! blood were discovered on his trail he u
| supposed TO have got away uninlurcd.
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HARTINcToN'S iNGRATiTuDE-


The stand Taken by the Former " sna
and AlIy of Gladstone Meets With Hu'
Cool Commcndaticn Even Prom It'v-s
Opposed to the Premiere Nes-rrs--
LoxDox. April 2s.-Thc mea-er ar
prevail awarded TO Lord HarinsiHn'~
speech at R0sendalI Is very disappointing
to those who are relying upon that ren'
tlcman 70 concentrate and make iofnlf-
able the opposition 70 Mr.. Giaas'fNr
Irish policy. There l. traceahie " 'ne
tone even Of those who speak fas"rA's
Of the substance of the speech, irn-
dency 10 refrain from eulo-izlnr 'he mr.
bic Lords attitude The fact y fha' t''
inherent British admiration for con~'An-
cy. whether in friendship o. ~ oppo7'-
tion, Is rcpcl:ed BY the slse'
tacle Of Lord Harrington turning
against The chief who has ma-nan'i'1ns'
Ii trusted him through many yea i"',
feeling is the more marked on acc'u"' NJ
the fact that Harrington J. acting s'n'l'',
As an ohstructionist. without prpP'~l,.-
anv alternative measure for the "''
opposes. Such course y poil'ieas MY
eide Mt this time. when All P.an
recognize that Irish remedial ie-'s.- .,.s
II some kind Il unavoidable. lori 49,.
hurry Il now credited by many Win hAAau I.
used Lord Harrington as cai 'pa~ .~
| the parleying that not long ago tpnh p.an'
between the Conservatives ard a.--.'
fed Liberal leaders. II j. remarAen
sirnifcan. that salisbury has nv' N
4 said much A. to what measure ne 49,.
himself favor II called upon !" i"I'nn''' ",
\ substitutes for the bills bron-h' X w
4 Mr. Gladstone. The idea l. losing INV \
| lcncc that he would under ans clFcu'.
stances consent 20 act under rs iea, Y, \,
shin OF Lord Harrington, though ,he aM
Nail Gazette still speaks ~ .,.
an outcome as probable from 'he 49,,
Ing situation. II Il tho more .en.. \.
belief that Salisbury will not CONN.
himself 70 any proposals unless Y.
called 10 do so In his capacity y 49, IN.
leader Of the Conservative parry. n NV
event Of the defeat Of the naaAS s.,,
ministry such course will mer, NV,
general appreciation a. IN acc'i' wv
the traditional principles Of Dr'ti~n l'''s
craftsmanship.
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A PASTORAL letter MAS recctved - nons'
real on the 18th from Cardinal Iasene-
rcau condemning tho knights OF LABOR -
. secret organization. inimicai % the IN
tcre<ts Of religion and good morals
Hon. RoscoE CoxKLiNo made an eiao-
crate argument on the 18th before Ae'ink
Secretary Fairchild against reopenink
Of the old contest over the admission q
Apollinaris water free o. dusy' Son,
gresham Collins and Nsssrs' hroc.. ~"
Waterbury appeared % Ask recons'"e!a.
tion Of the decision admitting such water
free Of duty. ~.
The London morning papers Of sne s't'
comment upon the Contederate ee'eos.,
tion 1t Montgomery. Ala. Inc senesA
opinion Is that nothing could Dc more con.
elusive proof OF the perfect unity wn',n
now reigns among tne american 1919
than the possibility OF such gatner'nS -
the leaders OF the south IN sne ia'e Wat.
NEWS 81 Wuoieso1c conh" " e'sons ~~
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Bosrox, April 2G.--The master masons
Of the Master Builders Association Of
Boston have issued lengthy report 70
The Brcklayers' Assembly Of the knights
a Labor, covering the consideration Of
The various labor questions BY the former
Al 4 recent meeting. The report recon.
mcpds that the whole question Of the re.
duction OF the hours Of labor be aban.
doncd iii a more propitious time; that
the rate Of wages and the time Of weekly
payment remain As 1t present, but that on
Saturday eight hours will Be accepted q
) days work.
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m. senate was NOS In session ON the
ssd ........In the House the committee Of
the whole continuation Of Thursdays SEES
sion, considered the River and Haroor
bin for an hour Fridays , s snsn ne ns.
message on the labor troubles Debate
ensued on the question OF reference, when
finally ended BY the message being .. sen.
dar was then taken up In committee o. sne
whole
Is the senate on the essh Mr.. whitthorne,
che new senator from Tennessee, was sworn
In. The bill relating to bonds Of brewers
passed Mr.. Blair addressed the senate as
Amendment prohibiting the manufacture or
sale OF alcoholic liquors TIE Inter state
Commerce bill was taken up and Messrs
s vsn wyesr the anf sss'0'd Appropr s
alton bill was reported -. In the House.
under the call OF States. many bills were in
10 the Union Of the whole OF Dakota. 70
create a board OF arbitration and establish
4 department OF labor; 20 regulate inter
road acts. The River and Harbor bill was
taken up In committee OF the whole and ue-
bafed nj length
In the senate on the 18th the testimony
taken in the Payne election investigation
vas laid before the Senate. and senator
Payne discussed IL ~ length- The bill for
Improving the White House passed. also .
large number Of bridge bills The Inter
state commerce bill Was then taken up.---..
In the House the bill prohibiting aliens sc
ruIring title to land vas reported adverse.
~. Messrs. O'Seill mo- and foran lvl had
a little tilt. The River and Iarbor bill was
taken up In committee OF the whole
1xshe Senate on the 18th eleven bridge
bills were passed Mr.. Mitchell addressed
che senate on che memorial o. the Method
Isl Church. praying for better treatment
for Chinese. after which the Post ONCE ip
preparation bill was taken up. and there
ua- long debate, enilvened by tilt pc
tween senators Beck and Fryc...-..ln thu
House the bill regulating the sale OF oleo
margurine was reported In comm ittee Q
the whole the River and starbor Dill wa
taken up and discussed during the rese .
the session.
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san FRAxcrsco, April 2s.--Two weeks
ago the body 81 : murdered man was
found In Golden Gate park. The man
was proved 10 be WIN. High, lately ar
rived here from Pennsylvania. Yesterday
the body Of man supposed 20 be Dr. W.
X. Hirsch was found lying within short
distance Of where Highs body was dis
covcrcd. The Indications are that Hirsch
was also murdered. Ills hat bore the
mark 81 Kansas city firm and his coat
was male by A. M. williams In Den@sv,
The murdered man was thirv-twe years
old.
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OtAO0eSAS W8We
--ss.
1sese Wresser s..se 49, .-s
FREIGHT Irnan 20 rss.se s.'. 80 .s--.-.
49, - ws< ss..--r ..-.- rsc.ps
esa : nss.esnsn s.,- 1870 - ~
esihe Ens'neerA SessS
49,.
KANSAS cirfs MO-. APT" 30 -
sour racine sre'sns ra'n ~ =
wreckeo Far .ne wsso'~ .,e
nsi'pess iour o'cIooA '"'s .,o'"'"s 80
ncn uoru'n, ING nsenn@"' 80" oe.'es 49,
We, mead nrakemsn' "ese c'us" 49,
sca'ueu 70 oeA'n Ane ."s'.e ~" 49,
cars 'ei' 'ne track ~" so'..u 49," =" w
bankment 20 the edge OF the river. nor
ton and Carlisle were caught under the
engine. which turned upside down, hut J.
y Fowler. tbe engineer. was thrown into
- 80 ss..a ,.,,.h hrt To-
my H'e' -" =. 80. s -
injuries. Inc accioent Wa e~uSeu ~
spikes being drawn and the ush plates re-
moved from fifteen rails. The accident
occurred on a curve In the road, and a.
polnt where the train would naturally
,,lrrce into the river II Il left the track a
all on one side Of the track was an en-
the other aide 4 steep plunge Of twenty
feet 10 the river. Several Of the cars
caught Are from the engine, but the ire
denart ment nut the flames ont before they
hsd done m,ich damage. The engine and
four cars are total wreck and the com
pany,s loss will be very heavy.
.xorurp .ccorxr.
., ~ - -.
KANSAS .'rf' Mo- AP'"
o'clock this morning most 'e'r'o'e s1'
fatal wreck occurred on the Missouri ~
ciAc road on the Kansas side Of the kaw
river AZ the Wyandottc bluns, where .
-. - $500. 80. sc,,ow.a ~
neas'ay 'oa''eu ''S'N"
engine NO. eo2' piunseu neau'""g '..o
the Kansas river carrying WIN = .ne -.
tire train OF niteen car, ."u ou.y'"t
brakeman ana fireman =, unc e"s'.-
neatn tne ruins, wnese my ~.
cred ana scaIued 20 ueasn AZ" ~
| jumped ana barely saSeu ms n's;
| accident was caused ny tne spteaunk =.
the rails on tne na.Iow 'suse 80 49,
tne nsuns ILL ~ ~, r,s ,,o;,s
souri, river track runs A. tnis POM. :.
| On examination ~ was iounu ,I'as y.
1 spikes had been punen ana me 49,
/ merely LETT laying IN tne'r places w'.nvs.
any fastenings wnatever, 20 - ~ 'sSe.se
tne ens'ne III. 49, 80 "A In !
struck the loose rails they par.eu nks
reeds. and the engine anu uain umps l.
INTO sne Iise,. e ~, 49, ..' - 80 49,
ov''om z. .I'' \. ~, - ..s.r 4,
s "a- ~, .e,.r the accident three meu
-. sscn mat,ng their way RAPIDLY ur
~ .-.cs IN Ne direction al Atchison
~ ~ ,-s,c,,n.n and deputies At Pomeroy
80 ,,,,.r,,.d them 70 hs,t and fred 1--WE
sSn,. :, ~ 0vino fucitives. The mcr
,m "v fcr IN. weeds ana made good thciI
n ''ss'r - -
TN. rain left the track AZ the WAN
ao,,a hlm6s between Wvandotte bridge
srd 10 rvnress wards. The track at thii
anu M 49, .p ssssn shc Grade hcinr Owe
49, 49, Ill. A. the en0in.
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NEW HAvrx, Conn. April rs,
carriage makers strike ha~ cS''n''''.
from the body makers TO every prahsn N
the industry, including painters ''m
lners and blacksmiths, resulting inA N,
pIctc shutdown IN the shops Of lhis '''s'
The Trades Council has taken ne 800 N,
In hand. and requests for donations y ~,
the strikers will be sent 20 similar Of"
isatIons all over che country. Inc ''
riEgc Manufacturers Association !"
last night 10 dIscuss the situation, ~ N, n
il not thought that any radical ac'loa ~
be taken.
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DISPATCHES received from San Diego,
Cal, announce the death at that place on
the 18th Of solomon Whitney. United States
District Judge for the Western District Of
Michigan. He had been prominent citi-
zen Of Grand Rapids for forty EIGHT
years, and had been District Judge since
1Se2
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How. Roscoe CoSKLiSo and wife are IN
Washington. The visit has no political
significance, being made solely for recrea-
tion and change Of scene on Mrs Conk-
ling's account, she having been somewhat
prostrated since the death Of her brother,
Governor Seymour, and his wife.
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THE statement Is current that the great
capitalists Of the country, including all the
principal railroad corporations, have en-
tered . combination whose avowed pu--
pose il to anita gonize the Knights Of Labor
wherever that organization makes show
OF resistance to or encroachment upon in
vested capital.
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Nh. BRooKs. OF Phelps, N. r. announces
the discovery Of . new comet In Cessiopeia
a The Geld with Kappa.
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houses along the st. Lavrsnce In Canada
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