Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

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cHfxF ARTHUR uAs sonErurve no say spopr srxuA
Gov. Lee welcomed the Rrothernood on Iocono-
i've kngineers al the opening OF their coovsn-
uon IN hichmond yesterday. The WORK OF this -
SION, Is said, VIII be 20 50 unity the urrmen.
erakemen and switchmen that IN auy ruturs
sense AL .nese Operatives Will present q solid ana
., grand Master y. ?. sargent OF the Brotberhccl
70 the convention the resolutions sao,ssa nv the
oraer. recently held az Atlanta Ca propossnr the
men ana sr =, snaroad engineers nrcmen. brake
with the nremen. has been cencurr,ss~ M nv me
s 1.any,en ana Is now being considered by the
swtcnmen IN their convention al Columbus ohio
CHIEF Arthur In his opening aaar,-ss s.ss. .We
nno upon tne threshold of new year that A an
nct In the history OF the hro hsrha.s, ",.ss az.
strike on the Chicago Burlington anu QUINCY sysr
vsn- N 49, even IN our earliest DAYS when The
We met with such stubborn res,stanca ss-s,nS
simple right and justice. We Know a. ruie rherr
They sIe she Sape s, xs by resortns % strikeA
cages In them. They create dstrusf ana sasa,c,s,a
engehuer n-leeling and entail misery ana sqirerinr
upon innocent women and children M A. sns hass
ever been the policy OF both broI hs.s,s - 'S
them ss much As possible. Mr.. PerSins and Nr,
~ 20 sau ITS ,aMay oricals we have been
We fan 70 understand what they rxrertea ~ an
oy the course they pursued. A large percenface
competent-such men as they wonld ~, .sa.,i.,,-
prior 20 the strike. II we had made 1nres
demands or attempted In any way 10 d,ctaie ~
tnem now tney should operate their mad they
would have been perfectly Justified IN ,,ss,ssiny
But when We expressed q willingness Ia snhn,ff
our claims 70 any three general managerS IN M,
cago ana abide by their decision ana thew were
unwilling 90 90 likewise II showed thai Iney Knew
they were IN the wrong '' >"e"
Another Account Of Bartselos,. u.~.a
SHOT WHILE TRYING 10 sToP THE sArfyks rso.1
BEATING rHkIR DkuMs
dispatch from st. Paul de Loando c,xes ,ha
orlcial account OF the killing OF Major Rar,te,or
Barttelot had been much annoyed by Many.ma-
practicing singing and drumming early IN tna
morning and In the evening, and Threatened m
stop the practice. On July IN. early In the morn.
ing, In spite OF Bonnys efforts 10 dissuade him Ia
afterward q shot was heard, ana Bonpy runn,ny
out, found the camp In a state OF excitement ana
heard shouts OF 1.-The white man Is dead," RATE
lots body was found lying before the drummers,
his clothes showed marks OF having been bn,nss
by gunpowder. Jameson, who was with inc a.
vance guard, heard OF Barttelot's death the nest
day, and Immediately returned but the natives
Jameson then proceeded 70 Stanley Fails leaytns
Benny In charge OF Camp Aruwhlml
The account represents Tippo TIb as being
gneseo az sne Death OF BartJeiot he said be
would have given half his fortune 20 have mr.
vented the murder. He also said That both he ana
The omcers al the Falls had often warned R.rtfe
lot against the danger OF using harshDess toward
Trpbo TN. with Baert, Belgian. has stay,eo nm
lour-montns expedition for the purpose OF ef-
poring the country south OF kassongo ana esfah
fishing stations therein He has also sent parI,es
OF men 70 tne north. In the hope OF hearing some
Il Is regarded as impossible to organize another
relief expedition