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New LONDON, Conn., June 2s.-The
Columbia crow won Saturdays race by
eight seconds better time than they were
credited with. So unexpected was her
victory that both the official timekeepers
lost their heads and forgot to time each
crew at the half miles, The time given
was q minutes 50 seconds for Columbia
and 22 minutes 35 seconds for Harvard,
W. II, saxton aud his son, the leading
watChmakers OF the city, and who for
many years have timed the college races
here, were at the finish and separately
timed the race. Starting their watches
upon telegraph signal sent at the start
and stopping them, one on Columbla's
time, and tue other on HarVard's, the for
mer they made to be 2l;30s, the latter
23;3B, The official timers were college
men and excited over the race, whereas
the Messrs, Saxton were cool, and devoted
themselves to the timing.
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ST, LOUIS, June 9S,-Bad fielding in the
first and third innings by Reipschlager
and Foster helped the Browns materially
to make their runs. The "Mets" later in
the game nearly tied the home team, but
the Browns then earned two runs on ita
splendid base running and a sacrifice hit
and won. Score;
Innings. gS....r,.,,,,,""ru,l . s46O7 7s9
st LOuIs"."-" ."""..,I 9 29999o 5-s
lsw"."'.",,,".'"",""O~0 0 l. q
Earned runs, st. Louis A; Nets 2. Three
base hits, Brady. Passed balls, Bushong
9; RsipsChlagef 8. Wild pitches, Lynch
s, First base on balls, of Foutz | of
Lynch2. First base hits, st. Louis Z;
Nets s. Errors, st. Louis A; Nets 8
Umpire. Walsh,
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TnERIcHEsT YRg.
Allen o. Myers Promised the .. ., Senator
1hip-A Huge Joke.

ooLuMBus, o., June 2s,-Thsre is q re-
port here relative to the Doodle business
in Ohio that, were 1t not for the high
character and standing Of the Democratic
authority for 1t, it would appear rldicu'
lous. The story Is to this effects When
John Mclean Joined hands with the
Paynes to down Pendleton in the interest
Of old man Payne, Allen 0. Myers, who
was for Bookwalter first, last and all the
time for anything aud everything, was
drawn into the scheme by reason Of certain
promises, Says this Democratic authority;
hMyers was CaptuTed'With the promise OF
Senatorship himself, Old man Payne
was TO take Pendleton's place. Then the
next Legislature would elect John R. Nc
Lean, when 1t was thought by that time,
Payne being an old man, would have
passed in his checks, and Myers was to be
his successor"
1t Is further said that Myers has often
boasted that he would be q U, s, Senator
before many years II the political current
continued to run his way, 0icourse, the
author OF these few lines does not pretend
to known how much there is In this,
further than that II comes from very ex'
Cellent Democratic authority,
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CHICAGO, June 2S.-"Tho cut to Omaha
on freight is now an open one" said a
contracting agent to-day, "and is about 50
percent from the tariff. There is also a
cut to St. Paul, but 1t is on the quiet, and
Is not nearly so serious as reported
There is no lat ten cent rate
The first and second classes are proba-
bly, shaded. The Omaha cut effects bust
ness clear across the country Just to that
extent. All the houses with agents or
branches at Council Bluffs or Omaha are
rebelling, and there Is no way Of prevent.
ing them. Pretty nearly every shipper
can find some one to rebill his goods II he
can save from 25 to so cents per hundred
on the freight"
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2S.-The Louis
villes outplsyed the Brooklyn to-day, but
tho latter won close an exciting game.
In the eleventh inning the score was tied.
Peoples got first base on q saCriACe hit,
with two men out. Poorman made drive
to centre and Peoples scored, winning the
game. Score:
luuIng,-.", / se460 07S0 10 Ii
HSs5ii5lHs.% H9SaEigS.s...:, e. 8 8 8 "a
Earned runs, Louisville, l; Brooklyn, 8.
Base hits, WerriCk and Porter. Wild
pitches, Ramsey, 2. Flrst base on balls,
OIL Ramsey, 4; Porter, /. First base hits,
Louisville, 10; Brooklyn,s. Errors, Louis.
vine, p Brooklyn, 8. Umpire, Bradley.
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Erect Of Randaira Biil on the Revenues.


WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2s.-The
committee Of three on Order Of Business
Of the House held a meeting this morning
in the Speakers room. The results Of tho
meeting have been kept secret, even from
leading Democrats in the House, on the
ground that a publication Of the inten.
tons OF the Committee would enable the
Republican opposition 10 defeat any legis-
lation sought 10 be promoted.
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AtDetroit-Detrolts, II Washington, 10.
Earned runs, Detroit, 8; Washington, s.
Base hits, Detroit, II; Washington, IS.
Errors, Detroit, 8; Washington, 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Boston,
none. Earned runs, st. Louis, 2. First
base hits, St. Louis, 10; Boston, 4, Errors,
st. Louis, A.; Boston, 8,
At Ohicago-Ohlcago, 8; Philadelphia,
2. Earned runs, Chicago, l; Philadel-
phia, /. Base hits, Chicago, s; Philalel-
phia, 0. Errors, Chicago, s.; Philsdel-
phis, 4.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, Z; New
York, 19. Earned runs, Kansas City, 2;
New York, l. First base hits, Kansas
City, 10; New York, 3. Errors, Kansas
City, 0; New York, 8.
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Holding Up rhsir Ead.

Special DiSpaieh 10 he INteIliOenar
WASHINGTON, June 2s,-West Virginia
members Of Congress have held up their
end pretty well during the session in the
matter OF bills introduced. Eustace Glib.
son heads the list with n, and General
Got follows him close with 72. Mr.. VII.
son comes next, 80 being his number. Mr..
Snyder introduced II bills. Most ofthese
bills were Of private nature, being pen.
sion and w0r claim measures.
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west vlrriniS psr.onA..

Special DiSpateh TO he IntcIsiOeneer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June Ex-senator
Kenna and Secretary Eudicott have re.
turned from their trip to the Kanawha
river, where they had an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Kenna returned with severe cold and
sore throat. His suffering obliged him to
leave the Senate Chamber to-day.
Mgr. ]. 7. Sullivan, Of Wheeling, Is in
the city. lie will 20 to Baltimore to.mor.
row and remain until after the ceremonies
incident 10 the Inauguration Of Cardinal
Gibbons.
trip to Parkersburg and Wheeling.
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ave- think Brother Taney, as editor ol
the organ of the Democratic party Of West
Virginia, should be the representative ol
this State on the Democratic National
Committee" says the South Branch Intel
ligencr. This is what another INTELLI'
oGScRR thought, and II 1t had had any
influence with the committee the honor
would have been 80 conferred, Mr.. Davis
is quite acceptable to US, but Col. fancy
would have discharged well the duties ol
the place and our neighborly preference
WAS for him.
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LONDON, June 2s.-The Poe did not
write To the Count Of Paris on Tie occasion
Of his expulsion from France. Yesterday
however, an envoy was commissioned by
the Pope to condole with the Count Of
Paris. lie received the envoy Coldly.
AdvlceB from Rohlo state that the Ultra.
nontane party among tho Cardinals 70.
Celyed the manifesto Of the Count Of Paris
with indifference. The manifesto has
been plaCarded In many towns through-
out France, Il was mailed 10 every cleo.
tor In the Rspubllo. This RoyallBts will
organize o campaign on q basis Of the
mRnlLhaLn.
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ponel.nn,a Donhlo crImo.

KENrER, THxAS, June 2s.-Aman named
DonOlSou, living in the country near hero,
on Saturday night, killed his step.daugh'
ter's babe, ot which he 10 BAld 10 have
been the father The mother Of the child
died, aud 70 thought that DonelBon
killed The child Ia order 10 cover the crime
wish which he 10 accused. A posse has
been organised 70 10 In pursuit Of Donel.
son, and II found he will undoubtedly bO
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CNclSNATI, O., June 2S.-The American
Base Ball Association will meet here Wed.
nesday to investigate the charges Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer that Tony Mullane,
pitcher Of the Cincinnati club, "threw''
games in Philadelphia and Brooklyn. AL.
len o. Myers, managing editor OF the En-.
guirEr in reply to a request to appear be.
fore the Association has declined to do 30,
saying that he has business engagements
In the East, and suggesting that the proper
way to get at the facts would be for Mul-
lane to have him arrested for criminal
libel and bring suit against the paper
fnr damaOha
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rnmpstlnr VIM lha tlrnnd tnlr.

BvuAlo, N. Y, June gs.-Qulte a sen.
SatIon was produced here to-day by the
otSwofn statements by eleven
members Of the Court oi Sessions grand
Jury, setting forth that q lawyer named
CHARLES I. whitchet had attempted
10 tampet with them BY letter and
postal card CONCERNING q case In which
he desired an Indictment found The law
yer makes o counter statement, claiming
that certain politicians aud oIIlclAls were
interested Ia getting the case qdashed.
Judge HaiInohd advised the grand Jury %
ahdAn indiolmNnt againtt WhlNh6f,
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NEw YoRR, June 2S.-A pot Of fat
In a Brooklyn bakery caught Ere early
this morning and the Stiaing smoke filled
the tenement above. In The hurried exodus
one family consisting OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Hawes, two daughters and two sons, were
overlooked. The were finally rescued In
an insenBible condition by the aremep,
and physicians Of last succeeded In restor.
Ing signs Of lie In them. They were fe.
moved TO q hospital and at last reports
were hiill In 0 critical condition.
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clatk.burg Pablle eulldIpg.

Special DLlpalch % he InteIIi0tReef.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Senate
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds reported iayorably the bill intro
duced by Gen. Goif in the House appro-
priating sS5 900 for the completion Of the
public building at Clarksbutg, W. Va.
An effort was made TO have 1t considered
at once, but upon objection by Mr.. Ed.
munds II went on the calendar.
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NaLl,rll altlks I'D Ilnils1llln.

ST.. Louis, Mo, June 2S.-The great
nail mill strike at BSllevills, Ills, has
finally come 10 an end, the settlement at
pltlsburgh Of the wages question proving
satisfactory TO both the nAilers aud opef.
atorB. Under the new agreement the men
will not receive lees than II cents per keg,
no matter what the price Of nails may be,
The mills employ about $50 men and will
Btaft DIP again ID d few DAYS.
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ALL QuIRr LAsr N1nnr.

Tonight the Lake Shore officials re.
ported everything quiet in their yards.
Although large numbers Of the strikers
were congregated in the vicinity Of each
Ct the yards, no apprehension was ex.
pressed that there would be any serious
trouble during the evening, 1t being the
intention to postpone until tomorrow any
further efforts at moving trains. A total
Of ak trains Of freight had been success.
fully forwarded from the city and several
had been received from other roads. This
done the company was content to rest
till morning. With single exception
the day had passed without the making
OF any show OF resistance.
About 4:20 p. m. four rear cars Of one
Of the outgoing trains were derailed at the
Sixteenth street crossing. The cars were
thrown from the track by some one zig.
zagging" the switch while the train was
passing over 1t. One OF the cars was so
badly wrecked that 1t had 10 be left. The
others were put back on the rails and
taken along. There were a number Of
police and Pinkerton men on the train,
and they at once deployed to capture the
offenders. William FritCh, one Of the
strikers who was arrested Saturday and
was out on bail, and who had been
served with an injunction warrant, was
arrested and locked up. His was the only
arrest made.
Sheriff Hanchett returned to the city
this afternoon. He said that his actions
In connection with the settlement Of the
strike ot the Lake Shore Bwitchmen two
months ago were known and approved by
the officers Of the company. Except for
their bad faith the trouble Of the past four
days would have been avoided. At the
proper time he said he would make q
statement, giving the full particulars.
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Trio Fl,heriss ou.stlon.

ToRoSro, oSr, June 2S.-The Matt,
Ottawa correspondent denies on the high.
sSt authority the statements recently pub.
liShed that the Dominion Government, al
the instance Of the Imperial authorities,
have relaxed their measures for the pro.
lection Of the Canadian fisheries. On the
contrary, there has been no interference oi
any kind on the part oi the home govern.
lnent, and tho Dominion Government are
determined In the future a. In the past 10
strictly enforce the law against United
States HGhing vessels found violating II.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-A special to
the Tines Democrat from opelousa, La,
says: News has just been received here
Of a duel fought with shot guns between
two brothers, Adam and Alphonse Reed,
who live Ave miles west Of here. Adam
received two wounds, one In the face and
one in the bowels, which II is thought
will prove fatal. Alphonge was untouch-
cd, although Adam fred two shots. A
physician and q priest went TO see the
wounded man.
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a rlnhllnr iltnnrlInn rfnuh.

SAVANNAH, Ca, June ts,--rhO Coach
Club, an organisation oi negro drivers,
started on an excursion 70 Beaufort, 8, o.,
to-day. while crossing CAlAboglA sound
Grimm Den aRdt Ahot and killed Bob Watts
In d lipht That followed four negroes were
badly Gut, one Ben 0hipp being danger
opoly wounded,
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PtrrsBuRan, June 2S.-A, A. Carleton,
representing the Executive Board Of the
Knights Of Labor, has arrived in the city
for the purpose Of settling the lockout on
the oakland and wylie avenue street car
lines. A conference with the strlkerB was
held this evening, and tomorrow he will
call on the officers Of the company. Mr..
Carleton will endeavor 10 secure the par.
don Of twenty.Btx miners convicted OF
conspiracy and riot and now undergoing
imprisonment In the Workhouse,
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pniLApHLrHlA, June Hon. William
A. Porter, Of this city, exjudge Of the
State Supreme Court, died this evening
while walking near his residence. Mr.,
Porter, previous 10 his appointment 10
the the Supreme bench, held the otlcee
Of sheriff, city solicitor and other munlCl.
pal trusts ID Philadelphia. He was %
years Of age, and O son Of Ex-Governor
Porter, Of PennBylyaniA.
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Adultsrntion Of Conse,

MONTREAL, June 2S.-The Internal Rev.
enue officers have lodged information
against four dealers Of this city for adul.
teration Of coffee. In one case 70 percent
Of foreign matter was discovered. The
government analyst Is at work and It iH
thought that many other cases o. adulter-
alton will shortly be entered.
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'NellI DDPdlcN % EAt IAItIIl0tNotf, y.
PAWRnsuUAo, W, VA. June 9s.-Mr.
William II, Ramp, Of Wheeling, Office
deputy under u. s, Maphal sehon, and
Miss Annie NJ. o'Donnell, Of this city,
were Quietly married last evening o. the
residence Of the btlde'a mother on Sew.
enlh street. Ths ceremony vas perform q
IN the presence Of only few friends py
ksy, Dr Garter, paAtof oi the bAptiei
chutCh. Mt, Ramp and bride lett qn tug
midnight train Tor d bridal trip 70 OAklAnd
Deer Park and Cumberland, Nd
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ATLANTA, GAy June 2s,-JOhn A.
brown, a moonShiner, resisted revenue
oiIicenlAst night night nine miles from
this place, lie threw stones Of Deputy
MAf6hal Mcdonald, striking him several
time. Mcdonald shot and Killed Brown
And woundSd Joe oVotton, another moon'
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nallimoro KaoeEsd Ont.

CINCINNATI, o., June 2s,-The Balh.
mores were completely knocked out to-
day by the Cincinnatis, Kilroy, in addi.
tipl to being heavily batted, gave five men
trst on balls and pitched wild four times.
Fepnely's field work and the batting OF
Reilly, Jones, Snyder and Mullane were
the only features Of interest. Attendance,
$500, Score;
Innlngs..,.n,r,.v,,,,,, s4SG7 $50
GtHSiaas ass.:...:,,..,....,. Sf5S ~ "a
Earned runs, Cincinnati, A; Baltimore,
2. Home runs, Jones, Reilly. Two base
hits, Snyder2, Mullane, Manning 2, Pass
ed balls, Nova 4, First base on balls, oil
Mulane, /; oH Kilroy, 8. Errors, Gin
cinnati, 4; Baltimore,5, Base hits, Gin.
clnnati, Is; Baltimore, 8,
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SECRETARY WulTNEY's terrapiu lun-
choons have been the marvel Of Washing
ton society, Possibly some OF the SEN
u.ors have louad it pleasant to work that
lunch route. Whitney Is Payue's son'in'
law. and a very promising one.
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Tho Porte has ordered the withdrawal
Of 10000 Turkish troops from the Greek
frontier.
Two men sailed for New York from the
Clyde yesterday In a boat 10 feet long,
THEY took provisions for two tnonthB
! he names Of Prince MutAt and his son
have been stricken from lhB rolls Of the
French army because they belong 70 d
former relgnBg family
Tie BAlmudery Mansion al Dundee,
Scotland, owned by Mf. Martin White,
merchant Of New York, was destroyed by
tlte, The lols % t260,0O0, n
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IT is our deliberate judgment that Gem
ersl Logan's chance for any place on the
Republican ticket fed precipitately with
bis vote on the Payne bribery charges.
We are sorry he did It. There has been
vary much to admire In John A. Logan.
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HARVARD students went in to clean out
sgin palace, smashed things generally,
Umsoithem werelocked upsnd one is not
expected to live. The higher education
p,esents some queer features.
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ST. LOUIS, June S.-sweeney and Dolan,
Of tho st. Louis League team, have been
fined s. each and released for ungentle-
manly conduct during the game yesterday
between the st. Louis American AssociR-
tIon team and the Cincinnatis,
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GOVERNOR 0GLnHY, Of Illinois, never
gems to know that anything is going on
rptil the mischief is done, He used to be
thought man OF eyes and ears and back
bone.
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WARRINGTON, June 2s.-Among the bills
introduced in the House to-day was one
by Mr.. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, to re-
duce and egualize duty on imports, to re-
duce internal revenue taxes, and 10 modify
the laws In relation to the collection Of
the revenue.
Erect Of RandAlpA Bill on the Revenues.
WASHINGTON, D. O, June 2S.-From
computations made at the Treasury based
on last years receipts 1t estimated that
the Randall tariff bill introduced to-day
in the House will effect q reduction in
the government revenue Of $34,977,6 ,685,
including 7,044 ,452 on account Of reduc.
tons OF the tariff on dutiable articles, ST..
52g, ,124 on account Of the additions to the
free list md $2e, ,4O7, ,OSs on account Of the
removal Of the Internal Revenue tax on
tobacco etc.
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uhleAro AnAIrhl.ll rtlAi..

CHICAGO, June 2B,-1n the Anarchist
Caees to-day no additional jurors we're Oh.
tAlned. Beyenty.Aye men were called
and excused tot cause, Of peretnpLotlly
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If the Payne way OF getting a seat is
fl be endorsed by the United States SEN
',e. gentlemen who seek houors will pre-
n,,o sit somewhere else,
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CONGRESSMAN GIBSON heads the list in
,be IVES! Virginia delegation for the num-
GsrOi bills presented, Mr.. Gibson is a
y.ry industrious man,
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TIM Internal Revenue end Of Mr.. Ran
d,IIs bill follows Judge Kelly's repeated
'np,estions; but It does not go so far and
i.not an.te 80 good.
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wAsnlSaroS, June 2S.-1t is estimated
at the Treasury that the reduction Of pub.
llc debt for June will bo OF least slo,OOO,-
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Mrs, Cyrus Mccormick, one Of the
weAlLhlest Widows IN the United States, 10
worth $4,000, 900, She was a Miss Fows
lett ol DOtt0lt,
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on,o is boiling over the Payne business,
ob,o bas not lost her selfrespect,

Mn RASpALL's tariff bill will not pass,
v, Morrison will find time to take care
nl thaL.
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AT lO:4O A. NJ. the company ran four en-.
glneS out Of the round house and ran
them south to the main switching yards
at Forty.third street. Two OF the engines
were attached to a Lake Shore freight
train, the strikers making no attempt at
interference.
The Lake Shore Company then succeed
ed In making up a train Of fourteen freight
and CRboose cars, and started south at
II :55 A. NJ, without molestatiOn. A few
minutes before the train started Eve OF the
strikers Ventured into the yards at Forty
third street, and, refusing to move, were
handled roughly by the police and one
was placed under arrest. The others
moved oH. The strikers congregated on
State street and they will attempt no dem.
onstration in the presence OF the armed
fo-Ce now on the ground. The railroad
company has brought out eight engines
and has sent six down the road, each hav.
ing on board Deputy Sheriff and aquad
Of men armed with Winchester rifles.
These locomotives are employed as scouts
to see that the track and switches are pro.
teCted and ready for the passage Of the
regular freight trains. No molestation has
been offered TO the men on board these
engines.
a second freight train Of twenty.six
loaded freight cars followed the first train,
having been made up at Engewood. II
had about twenty armed specials, and
reached South Chicago in safety. The
railroad officials anticipated no trouble
after leaving that point unless it should
be at some place beyond the State line,
and squad OF Pinkerton's men have
gone to that point to guard against that
happening.
a third train was successfully gotten
under way and passed South Chicago
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