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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05
Proposals ito Build Bridges.

Office OF City CLERK, Yanlkten, May 4th, 1856
Sealed proposals will he received at this office
until 4 O'Clock p. m on the 18th day of May,
1888, for furnishing material and constructing
q pile bridge of 80 feet span across kline creek
on BurieighE street; also, q bridge of the same
and speclticaticns may be seen ut the office of
the City Clerk. The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
". n WHITE, City Clerk, \
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05
Monday, the slst Day OF msy.1sas,

al the real estate upon which said SPECIAL tax
snati remain unpaid. Said sale will take place
az Ine 'front.' door or the court house in the CITY
OF fankton, D. t., between the hours of Q and
~ O'Clock a. m. on the day aforesaid.
me following is a description of the real estate
and the amount for which the same will be sold.
and upon each piece or parcel of real estate
respeci,pely. Said amount includes the tax.
penaity, interest and. cost of advertising, to
Whlch will he added the cost of the sale:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05
SPECIAL TAX SALE.

Office of City Treasurer, Yankton. n. n
May list, iss6-Notice is hereby given that
IN pursuance of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance to provide for the payment Of the
COST or constructing. certain sidewalks built
pursuant to resolutions of the Mayor and
Council, and ALSO ordering the levy and collec-
lion OF a special tax against the several lots
AUDITING the same to defray the cost thereof 5
passed and approved March 10, 1885, aud a war
rant Tor the collection of said tax having been
Placed IN my hands, and said tax being now
according to due notice given, 1 shall proceed
to sell at public sale. on ~
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05

! ~ For notices in referenee TO Special Ell.
cuJsions, changer of time, aud other items Of
interest in connection with the Chicago. Mil
waukee q st. Paul Railway, please refer to the
local columns of this paper.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05
Chicago and Council Bluf.

and mafnifioent Dining Cars in eaiste epi.N
are managed and run entirely in the int..r saa
OF the travelling public. and without regard y
furnished will include all the deiicacm;aess n meih
season, and equal to those to be haS nj .
strictly frst-olass hotel. Speed, comfort. ~!
safety are combined. which render this the =
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05
SIOUX CITY AND cHlcAe,

I've Dolly TRAITS. me only line rnn,,..
PULLMAN PALACE -Rnnne
n SLEEPING Cars between siop9
Oity 4 Chicago. through with
change. Elegant DINING
Cars are also Iun an
Trains between
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05

In witness whereof have h%ereunto set m,
hand this first day of May, A. d. 1885.
WIN. BLArT, City Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05

Specrlated as tp their future home. as yef
undetermined
onesn!ght after my wife had gone to bed
was lingering over the fire. Carelessly /
raised my eyes toward a mirror hume
above the mantclpisce, and4then my nt'
tention was riyeted by the reflection that
met my eyes. 1t was no repetition ofithe
rYom I was In, but a faithful picturA Of
Aenneth's retreat at the chapel.
4 saw tne door open ana q food OF nal.
moonlight stream into the room. I saw
Kenneth and his wife enter as from q long
Journey, and / noticed her passing round
the room looking at his treasures while he
~ a lamp. She had something in her
hands cleaning against her dress, and /
noted how she stole behind bim as he bent
over h light. Then a cloud of yapor
arose from the lamp, and he turned to face
her, stern and unyielding. She threw her
sell kneeling, praying at his feet, but he
never hinched; then she rose, changing
into a tall, thin, pale figure, with a death
IKE lace, and hollow, cleaning eyes. Still
ne never faltered, and with a cry this be-
ing rushed through the half-opend door into
The moonlight. The vision haunted me.
Enough IN every way possible / tried rea.
sonably to account for ii.
me next morning ( left Torremouth by
Inc earliest train, stopped Mt the station
retreat, and with some
lttle difEcnlty found my way to the
chapel. All WIS lonely and deserted, vet
! seemed so note hanging round the room
iaant traces of that smoke-like yapor.
returned t Torremouth telling myself
llle, y was but fascy, and that Kenneth.
Mi.n nus WIG, wSs In Westmoreland.
- n n nm nj 4A .--w 80. - - ~ 80
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-05

repliad. aSheswas Ada,n,s As. ...,.sN
Tor transaression was I,,rras ~ VIZ - ana
dise, she il INK ansnr !, III S1 ,:. oi ara
dren. and when lavish hahias . y emu emu
the nurses ,vrita TS,ith ava,n,s : 49, ~
the wall lest she sho1,l,s ca,ns ana s hT1 : ~
.yhaunts tha world ri Z nssrtsr,,, a n -
who entices man IL marrv bar Momaa
stranrIes them A. bar. co,dan as;ns shen
"a tradition. ! said I asoroatssns M ~
legends 81 thec ,reak T.ass,a y my she
sHoxy A. ror hnam 49,.
trrth - t,.dsttoas ~ s sDn mere Is net
them, y " q ennaty, 1919 ~ lony N reJectdng
Msa.-asa,u psn asken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

WARRINGTON, Marchl0, The secretary
81 the treasury sott 10 the senate tp.day
his rclly 20 Us resolution Of The Sd inst.
desitlng him % inform Ia the senato how
mnch,ii any, The aetna payments On puf.
chaees OF ,hp principal OF the public
Htbi since July 1, 1871, have been
% excess % The requirement. IL the
laws e-uletlng the snNAg fund, and how
fhn ,Ntstlng laws eRu be carried out In
rotation % said fand from this time until
s2pQ'p00,pt0 o. and "a per cent. bonds
mature.
The secretary says that tho reduction
IT tht public debt from January /. 1877.
to June 80, 1850, haStxu rdea The +, anirt,.
mcnts of the sinking fund BY eal9,gas ,6si.
Inc amount of . p, cout. bunds Uni>tand.
iipK y alSt GsS $50, aud those are the ouly
nonus now outstanding rcdetmahlc al
the opiioa VI the government. A. these
bonds may be called bpfarc the redenip.
ton OF thetA pcr cent boude 81 1891,
whlqh come next ~ orior Tor redOmptian,
further additions 10 the fund can only ~
market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
LoSeYIEw.
Railroad mau Assaulted wil tno white
be the on uoior.

Railroad Maa As.Ruited w,u ine white
be ~. on color.
epeoih. 20 thr 1aKetto.
Los0ynw, Tx, March To- robert
Hawkins, ono oi The night yafdmen, was
yesterday mofningastaoltcd BY The porter
Of tho international Great Northern
passenger tain, tho porter knocking bin
GOwn with hl-lnnfofu Hawkins lace IL In
n badly decorated condition, White
coupling ibe tcndor 10 the train The porter
asked biin why ho did not couple the hose
Tho mnrnluI before. ~ know I coupled
H." was he fpply aud sH DC came out
from between tho cars he porter replied,
~ know did well YOU didn't" and
breaking his lantern over hlm Gcd into
tho dafkuess 10 VS. followed "a Hall
yllle, hot lost track II there
4 strange sight waa seen on tho street
that Of muIatto woman neat
~ atilred aud her partially unklnked baif
blondinod 4, requires but little obser.
walton a. soc that natute 10 aud has been
rapidly blondnlng the black race, and "
ari II 10 come " ihe assistance of nature
TIC white will soon be- the oH-cOiored
RAGS. A creimy.wlito complexion, vita
b background 0i golden wayoiots, the
gorgeous sunlight glinting through ana
play Ing hide,aud-srek amidst the glowing
rlnglcA, az lts owner gidos by, Is sight
that cannot help but attract attention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
DENIsoy.
PottinE Ticket ia tho risid-A Case o
yhTioia-The .. o, OF ~
EnpeteI IL the gasrtte


rotting a Ticket In tho risid--A Case Of
ynriola-The .. o, OF ~.
spseisl TO the Gazette
DESrs0N, Tx, March TO- Tie O. O.
81 II gave a grand masgnpd parade yos-
ierday cyoDlua and q ball'at night 70
say that everything was Il success would
be drawing It mild. a long line Of
masquers IN every conceivable dress, FOL.
lowed by long train u floats representa-
tive Of tic yArinus trade Interests VI our
town, comprised the procession, which
WIS Witnessed by about one thou.hnd
people. MANY strangers from abroad
wcte present and our city made a very
crcditible impression. The bah at MIGHT
40 McDougalrs Opera-hOuse vas great
success, there being about five hundred
present Sixteen sets Of merry dancers
graced the waGou floor At once. and al
most everyone 80 completely hid their
identity that II was impossible ~ Tccog-
nlze any one. TIKI GAZETTE man was
there and showed rrspltndent In a gro
tesquc costume representing the great
sud only Fort Worth GAZETTE. Other
characters were very unique, and al de.
serve special mention tur their elegant
makeup, but as the reporter WAS very
busy All evening tryiBg TO trip The light
fantastic toe, hG failed to secure them
Let Donison put on her holiday attire
often and IL Will be big advertisement
for us
Ath public meeting OF citizens lnclud.
Ing representatives Of the railroad 0m-
plcyes, for the purpose of naming citi-
zen ticket to be voted Tor at the coming
election, tho following nominations
were made For mayor, sam Hanna; for
alderman, lat wurd Patrick O'DOnnell,
21d ward, Jos A Euper; 8rd ward, G G..
Randcllsi lth ward, J H. Fitzgerald.
Mayor Hama to-day published a card
70 the effect that there was one case OF
smallpox In our city Tho afflicted per
son was Clarence Ilildreth, who IL at
present at his motho Is residence ON West
Main street. where The yellow llag can be
seen some distance. The house Us guard
ed day aud night by two special police
and no uueasiuusa IL felt of II spreading.
The patient came here few days ago
from Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

before some estimate say double, on ne.
CONT Of the failure 10 got grain in at the
right time.
our college u completed, and ~ quite
an ornament 10 our little city II Is a
building Of which we may well be proud,
especially 80 inside, az It u fitted up with
the celebrated Victor desks, aud com.
pleie Outht Of maps, charts, globe, lunar
iellurlan, and over thousand square
feet Of blackboard. II Is expected the
trustees will move the school into II
about next Monday, the 18th, Nh,n II is
expected there Will be great addition
TO the number Of pupils owing 10
the efficiency Of the corps Of teacners
with Prof. J l.. baltimore at the head as
parties are moving In rapidly 10 reap the
benefit OF the school facilities.
MIR. u Fcwell Of Hubbard City has
located himself here aud Intends opening
up a large stock Of hardware, tiyes and
tinware.
j. II. Latham, formerly Of the fm Of
Moore 8 Lathan, has gone ~ New York
20 lay In 40 entire rev VI ok u dry goods.
W. y Davis, of The firm OF Davis &
Uucfback, returns to, day from New York
aud other poln's whore he has been 10
purchase their spring stock.
Mr.. i Webster of Fort Wayne, Ind,
will open a millinery establishment on a
large scale here shortly.
Our eldest resident, Mr.. Il. @. Oldham.
ha- just returned from the East, where he
purchased the lnrgest stuck OF spring
& DDS ever hrouah, TO Dublin
u NJ Is. Oliver, district grand deputy
i clurtr of The Knights OF Labor, organ
II an assembly here last week
VIII. Davies two story rock store will
soon be completed aud will add greatly
& orr town. There are several other
rock buildings 10 contemplation one Of
which Is a three story rock building,
no by ~. for q hotel, aud when thls i,
mp II will give VS. q city appearance. Our
town Is improving faster than any town
this side OF Waco, which IS attributable
TO the fact that It is ihc cheapest place 70
buy goods Of all kinds Of any town In Wcst-
crn Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
Deposition Of Senator Vest Concern
ing Ownership Of Pan-Electric
Telephone Stock
The Funeral Obsequles Of Senator NIL.
Ter 10 Take Place In ibe
senate Chamber.
UoIDmissioBsr BLACK BEFORE the senate
Committee Present Coudition 81
tho sinking Fand.


fnnstlf fffic ". bblls
WAanSaroS, March TO- Mussrs.
Hale aud Willard, designed for the pur-
pose by the house committee 20 inyesti.
gate and report the facts concerning the
ownership ~ tho Pan Electic-ttlcphon.
STOCK ny certain public Ulcers, took the
deposition 81 Senator West at his resi-.
dpDCe this nitcrnOOn The senator states
that he first heard Of the Pan Electric
Telephone company through % printed
circular esnt % him through The mails
10 time IN April, 1884 The or.
cuiar gave the names Of The officers
Of the company nnd tho purposes Tor
which " was otRuiz d. lie noticed that
the name u Senator llarfl. u Tennessee
WIS mentioned 10 The circular as con
nfcted with tha enterprise. lie called
pn Senator Harris, and by him wns re-
fefrcd 20 Senator Cortland, who, n Was
represented, was well acquainted
with The status o. the compan}
aud its relations 70 the Bel
company. After Ohtaining Mr.. Girland's
opinion, the senator said no concluded %
take, and did take, 100 shares Of Fan.
Electric STOCK, for which he gave his
cheek for $1,000 on the Metropolitan M
tlonal bank Of Washington, which was
paid on the following day, aud for
which he received contract show
Ing that he was entitled TO one
hundred shares u stock, which,
owing 10 The incomplete organization Of
the company, II was not at that time
ready 70 issue. That atOck was Issued 10
me, said the acnator, about one year ago,
that Ia ninety shares OF Il. Tho other ten
shares were rciaincd by the company a.
an assessment TO defray the expenses Of
litigation with the Bcll company. After
this matter got into the papers, continued
Senator Vest, Mr.. Stllson llutchins
OF this city offered 10 take my stock on
my hands and pay me what II cost. This
offer refused, az II might look Ike re-
ticat uucer Ere ! considered IL mere
speculation, but was willing 10 take my
charce, l have received a dividend Of
sl2 or si5 since have owned the
stock Continuing he said I have had
no conversation with Mr. Casey Young,
the secretary ot the Pan. Electric com.
pany, and have never me- and do mol
known Mr. Rogers, who, II appears, WIS
prominent 10 the organization OF the
MI Garland represented 70
mo that IN his opinion the Bcll patont
WIS Illegally obtained aud that the Pan.
Eleclfic stock might he worth some
money A. that time Mr. Cleveland had
not been admitted Ga the presidency ard Of
cnurse Mr., Garland WIS unlhpught of In
with the attorney -gOncrllship.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
WACO.
gao Naturalization Mcn Indicted 10
Plead for white.

Gao wnrrnuio-snioon aIen Indieted ia
Plead for white.
SproIail 10 tho Gazette.
Waco, Tx, March 10 In :he DIS.
trict court here quo warranto proceedings
have been begun to Dust j. W. spciebt
from The Office Of alderman Of the Third
ward The petition for quo warranto
alleges that since his election ns alderman
Mr. Speight has become county surveyor
aud IS also notary public, and Illegally
ieiainS his Office as councilman. fudge
Williams has SCI tha hearing Of the ono
wariauto for Monday next.
a negro named John Gayner was mr..
restsd here 10 day on caplas from Col.
orado county charging him with theft Of
nnre than $40
A large number of saloon men have
sw '''
The smallpox scare has subsidized. The
physicians ef willism Morris. who was
rrporbd 10 be down with the dlscasr. ~.
port their patient better, but will not Set
positively pronounce his disease small.
pnx.
Capt. NJ u. Herring leaves IN ths
mornlng for 81. LouIs 10 plead il defense
OF J II white, tho Brazilian note conn.
tcrfelitr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
AUSTIN.
Revenue ntrnges oh Crisen-Pi,o,
Point 4 western.
roprielor.

"e'enue-O ntrngea oh ~ Cnisen- PILOT
Point 4 western.
special 70 the uaGoile
AUSTIN, TEX, March lO.-To.day Sec.
re'ary Lawrence OF the land board took
N $1,000, interest and 1rst payment on
lands purchased.
Quarieumasicr SEEKER Of the frontle,
ioiee goes e. Runnrls county to.morr,ny.
brlng IL witness In court.
Inc con ptroller to-day paid into tho
treasury $50 600, OF which 500. 900 went
70 we general revenue, the balance To Tho
available school fund. VIZ
- Erwin, from Brown county cnlIed
on TOY. Ireland to-day, seeking ,bc
protection Of the slate government n ~
na,ter OF ouuages alleged 20 have been
mahloniy committed on his Hocks in
brown county II Is said sey,,t, .fye
sheep had their throats cut hy u,tnn,sn
partlos Mr Erwin had to leave Tr,vis
county ON account Of he same persecti.
NVl'' The governor has promised ma
:, ln-oay charter WIS nlrd OF ihg Pilot
lolht Western Raj way companf
commencing ct Mckinney, in Colin, e,,,,,
y ahu Intending through the countlrs of
,s. ana Cooke 20 Gainesville, dis
gaoce OF about City miles, with tbe prln.
eil ai ONCE IN Gainesville; capraI si.,et
s9v,tuNp The incorporation nre ~
= hhsa, W. a Kendall, John C Negbnrn'
~ Lindsey, y &. Huichison. F,1,il
gef' Q I lloN, Day RIpl,y. i Waido
Geo McLain. ~ - ""'uo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
CLEBuKNE
f"h'fa Ceremonies Freight wagons
Wet,hihg IL with Interest.

'"n'fh Ceremonies Freight wagons i.
Wetching IL with Interest.
sperla lptre Il6zettc
CLtnuRSe, Tex, March io.--Miss
williams Of Caldwell returned 10 bsr
home this morning afcra brief visit IN
NJ. o, q, Compton.
The funeral OF Col. w. c. smith ysh,
died yesterday morning, took nl,pa tbis
evening 40 3u'ulock A large i,nmle, -,
friends followed the RENAME 70 az buHa,
ground
About q dozen freight wagons from
Gian9urY We e here 10 daT aud teturarg
Ia en- Win lum3,r and merchandise
the negotiations h,tWren tie cnit
Npl0rado & Santa Ee aud the Atcblsnn
Topeka 8 Santa Fe railways relative tS
N, purchase ~ the former rca1 by the
latter, are watched here with conslderabl
ittcrest Clchurne has strong hobrs ~
securing che shops which will necps>arliy
be established should an arrangement ~
INSIDE.
Rev. w +. Nelms OF Belton came mn
last night and preached the funeral sef.
mon II Col. w G smith to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
COURT or aprElLx
--a4saa-aaaaIs-AaA "a
Decisions Rendered 1t Yssit'd'I' Y
weston sitting
aooct,t a. thn f,ascfta

Decisions Ikcudcfta w 'f''~'
weston sitting
Special 10 the Gazette x
GALvrsroN, Tx, Msica lg.s, 4
court Of appeals to-day tfap~ wv. Z Z
following business: Tfin'aAa asx y Z
the State, from Ncuces coanv, y n
Jack Thornton vs.. the Ssa''' n.y. &
Bend county, affirmed. 80
Sim Smith VS.. the SlAle, ny" "
county, affirmed. W.,es
o. w. Gallagher 8 Go. y XXI W.
VOL s. vidor, from UonzAles 'g.'g
Armed. vol
Mary Payne, OF. al. ". :,
from Gonzales county, Alllf'nss w. u
william Laurence Va. she 'er'
Gonzales county, ufilnned s..,. "a
Thomas Holmes W. tAe eN@
Gonzales county, Affirmed, ~
James Martin vs., the sis's' Hf'
zalcs county, affirmed NIX. ~ N
Il. j. Johns1n W the a'a'tii +
nales county, affirmed s,.,s N
Louis Rodogulse ys, w 9..,s y
Ncuces county, rcyerscli, w W. ,.an II i
Russ Cbumley yssthe sAlsl WI
county, reversed and feu lla.. ~ n
O. ID Freeman ". The sla'e, Y
rant county. reycr-ed ana W. 4. ~
Motions for rehearlug VIZ III 4
IN the following ca-esi y a, ~
$ II. Stufais, from ngalp "
Delpha Eastman " : h '',li l NJ
Wake county, Gull, Ve .,,..s., n
Fe Railway ". Jacques iA.g'
Galveston County sutn
Motions TO sli.mlss ws ., ,.,is = !
the following casest q y ! ,,,aul|
W. Jackson, from CClorae9n XVI IN.
Doyle ~. the State, from n' s'ss "
Ernest Smith vs.. he ois'''
csIIufN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

him and bic bondsmen for large sum Of
money supposed 10 be due the govern
ment during the Russell regime. From
this movement II would appear that
Russcli's two years service In the pcni.
tentIary AZ Chez ter H., has not obilier-
ated Uncle Sans claims upon him
and his bondsmen. II Ia understood that
the investigation viii cover the entire
time during which Russell occupied the
Office u marshal for the Western district
OF Texas aud Will keep tho Official
examiners busy Tor about nix weeks. AZ
Russell has no means whatever this sult
will no doubt weary him less than the
criminal prosecution little over two
years ago, and bis bondsmon more. He
r. nov practiclng law In North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
GAINESVILLE.


HiEht.of Way Matter. Tho concert Post.
poHpd Personal Notss.
special TO Tho 0htetto.
GAIsKsyiLfT, TEX, March iO.--Dr If.
a. lewis Of Henrietta was 10 the city to.
day 30 see II our citizens would secure
tho right Of way from here to the west
boundary line Of Cooke county Tor the cx.
tension 81 the Missouri Pacific railway.
Work viii start nj this pOlrt, aud the
doctor thinks the money expended In this
place while the work Is going on viii
more than compensate the people Tor the
right II way through Cooke county.
There seems no longer doubt but that
what TITS ruud viii be extended west
within short tlmo.
Tho concert under the direction OF Mira.
thG llnllins has been postponed uptll Fri.
day night on account If the Illness OF
some Of Nc principal parties Tho con.
cent Is Tor tho benefit OF thc Citycrmulery,
aud very Interesting programme has
been on {anlged TIM Wizard oh cnnbl-
nation, whlch have been giving SONS
splendid concerts on The street Tor The
INST low DAYS, have consented O. remain
over and aill assist Ia The entertainment
ID X Johnson has returned irum thu
tndim Territory aud reports his brother
Wiley, who has been very low, hs ont Of
danger
Judge George l.. I'M returned on TO-.
iiphi's tram from Chicago Wlrte he has
been Tor several days on bnsl0oss
John So arms, prOmlucnt attorney Of
Montague, Is lu TIC CITY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

ruEY WANT tux rIGilT-nOCR SYSTEM.
pirrsnuRG, Pa, March lo-A conyeu
zion of muers and laborrrs Of the Anal
gamated association OF tho Fourth dis
trct Il nov Ia session at Dubois, Pa,
considering the proposal 10 demand an
advance III wages rom l2b cents per ton
and 60 adopt measures To- iutroduco the
eight hour per day system the dele
gates generally favor masking The demand.
aud assert that II u IL refused they viii
strike.
\ circular to the operators has been
drawn mp lnyllinA item TO meet the OK.
ecuflye committee OF tho miners at Dn.
bots on tho Sthiust ~ arrange matter rs
satisfactorily TO- all parties.
About 1000 miners are employed In the
Fourth district. a Telegram from the
Me, crsdalo district orlg the miners
stlll working, but likely g. strike nj any
moment for AN aiYanee. Tho GUNNER
hudi irwin, Clonrl Id aud Huntingdon
miners arr neatly all dlc As iho Clear.
Held diRacrs have u cu,d IN favor Of ar.
duration, II Is thought the slrlko will be
settled 10 that way
sriNNERs ORDERED our,
Troy, N Y March 10. The spinncfs
In The knitting mills ut Cohncs were
ordered out this moruing ~ the Knights
OF LABOR, causing a general shutdown.
Tho spinners claim that in the recent
adjustment ut wages they were not given
iatr consideration Il lOOl like loAg
lockout. About 5000 Oper ,tors are Inter.
cslod.
WILL AvERr 4 sTRiKE
WonuRN, MASS, March lo.--James
skinner n Go have agreed TO submit 20
arbitration tho demands VI their work.
men. The price list settled upon by the
arbitration viii dounttss be accepted by
other shoe manufacturers here, therepy
avertlng strike OF 1000 mployes
poN'r WANT UNION MEN.
TORONTO, ohr., Marcp 10 Tho street
railway employees have formed a branch
OF M knghts uf Labor I'D were to-day
dismissed from service b, the company
Three hundred men are i,ls thrown out
OF employment The la sideut OF the
compsny says that no uld0n men win be
employed