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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-09-13
ARkANsAs ELECTION REIuRhs.

Ten Ballot Boxes stolsn-A Bloody Array at Mills
brook-l6,0 900 Democratic Majority.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. GA big
sensation has been created by the steal
ing of ten ballot boxes from the Office
of the county clerk. The safe was
blown open to get them. The boxes
were from Badget, Big Rock, Eastman,
Eagle, Owen, Foucha, Bayou, Meta,
Ellis, Gray and MAXWELL townships.
The burglary was the work of experts.
A special election in the county will be
held in consequence of the theft. The
excitement is running high. Hundreds
or negroes are gathering about the
clerks Office and a riot is imminent. The
ballot box from Old River township,
while being taken to the county seat,
was stolen by mob OF masked men.
Official returns from tWenty-slx
counties, unofficial from thirty-four
and fifteen to hear from give tile state
democratic ticket q majority of Is
600.
A BLOODY ARRAY
FORREST CITY, Ark, Sept. 8. "A
bloody ARRAY occurred at Willsbrook on
election day during which one white
was fatally and six others slightly
wounded. It is claimed that negroes
attempted to steal the ballot box, but
finding the whites on guard gave them
a vOlley and fed. The fire was re-
turned by the whites but without eff
feet.
A Neat War ct AtchisOn.
ATCHIsON, Sept. 5.-The city cOun
ell last night appointed meat inspec-
tor under an ordinance requiring all
meat to be inspected on foot before it
is exposed for sale in the city. This
is known rs the Bismarck plan OF pro-
hibitiOn, and is adopted by the city for
the purpose of keeping Kansas City
dressed beef out of the AtchisOn mar
ket. 10 former times AtchisOn was a
good local live stock market, and the
butchering industry was a very i'm
portant one, but by the introduction of
Kansas City dressed meat the market
fell to nothing, local butchers closing
slaughter houses and buying Kansas
City meat in preference to killing it
themselves.
1t is 10 revive this industry and re-
establish q local market that the Bis
MARKHAM policy has been adopted.
Two of the Kansas City beef packing
houses, Armour Bros. and bold s. Sons,
have regular agents located here, who
say they Will continue to ship meat in
TO AtchisOn and will fight the Ordin-
ance. The Kansas City meat is favored
by every butcher in town except one
flrm, the exception being house that is
doing some killing in a small way. and
the creation of q market here would be
of invaluable benefit to them.
The butchers filed their orders for
Kansas City meat as usual to-day, and
viii receive it when the train arrives In
the morning. The people are unani-
nous in favor of the ordinance and the
outcome of the inevitable collision be-
tween butchers and the law is looked
for with interest. If the ordinance is
successful in Atchison it will be tried
in LeavenwOrth, st. Joseph and other
cities.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-09-13
n A1o~So Blood Elixir Is the only
eAOSSSN - RJo0d Rauadv sr,Ya ran

Blood Remedy guafan-
teed. It is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifies the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee 1t.
Lewis & McCandIess.
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sxmnathu for Iudr. rsrru.

FRESNO, CAL, Sept. Sat meeting
last night of the citizens and business
men of this place, which is the home
of Judge David S. S. Terry, who was
arrested at San Francisco Yesterday
for contempt OF the United States CIR
cult court, resolutions were adopted
expressing sympathy for him iC his
misfortune and lending their services
to effect his honorable release from
confinement.
THE END NOT YET.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 5.-Da-
vid S. Terry and his wife, Sarah Al
thea, widow of ex-senator Sharon,
jointly occupy a murderer's cell in the
Alameda county Jail. Their bodies
are confined but their tongues are
loose. Mr.. Terry states that he does
not propose to stand the treatment he
has undergone without having some
thing to say, and threatens to visit
Washington and secure the impeach-
ment of Justices Field and Sawyer.
He claims that the order committing
them for contempt contains a lie, in
that 1t states that he attacked Mar
shall Franks with deadly weapon,
when he did not draw his knife until
in the corridor, at. which time Mr.
Franks was in room whittier he had
taken Mrs. Terry.
Mr.. Terry threatens to meet Justice
Field at some future time, which meet
ing will not be so pleasant for the JUS
tice as for him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-09-13
NJ MNgNlk saISr.s:: h s.ss

SoOther at hand. Il is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove ali
infantiie disorders. Il contains no OpSUn
or AorPhSHs, but gives the child natural
SGse from pain. Price IS cents. Sold By
Lewis g. McCandIess.
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Treasury Examination.

We, the undersigned, having been
appointed by the board of county COM
missioners OF Lyon comfy to make an
examination of the treasury of the
said county for the third quarter of the
year 1888, would respectfully report
that on the 9Th day of September with
out notice to the treasurer of said coun-
tyr, we proceeded to the Office of said
treasurer and examined condition of
the same with the following result:
Amount ON hand "a snnaars from the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-09-13
DISTRICT COURT.

Weiland and Harvey Esntenosd-One for Year
and the Other for Two Years and Three
Months.
Among other cases before the dis
trict court was that of the State VS.
Peter Weiland, charged with stealing
harness. He plead guilty and was
given one year in the penitentiary and
pay costs.
Bert Harvey also plead guilty to
grand larceny and was sentenced to
two years and three months in the
penitentiary and to pay the costs.
Harvey was charged with stealing two
horses from Fl. A. Robinson, on Bad
ger creek, and was the young man
caught by Detective KidweIl.
The grand jury finished its work
yesterday and reported several
true bills.
Isaac N. HOuck and WA. Sturgeon
were arrested Friday on indictments by
the grand jury. One bill charges them
both with conducting gambling place
and another charges Houck with selling
Intoxicating liquors. They both gave
bond. They have been running cigar
store at $40 Commercial street and also
have real estate sign displayed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-09-13

The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be oEerestimates, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
AT this season nearly every one needs 9
good medicine 70 purify, gitalize, and enrich
tho blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
DaNsaisan SarsapariIIa. Itstrengthens
O~SSHseAS and builds up the system.
creates An appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradlcates disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give 70
lar V curative sf-p poner.. pef No To Itself
other medicine hassuch areeord Of wonderful
cures II You have made up your mind 70
buy Hoods SarsapariIls do not be induced 70
take any other instead II Is . Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsapariila is sold by all druggists.
prepared oy q. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
a Trlp To- AfTicA.

c. E. Tucker, Business Manager for the
J. C. Duff Comic Opers Company, is in the
city arranging preliminaries for the engage
meEt Of this popular organization at
Powers Opera House for Two nights
beginning Wednesday, Dec. u, in Won
Suppes charming spectacular work. a
Trip 10 Africa" which event promises 10
be one of more than ordinary interest 10
lovers OF opera comique. The plot Of the
opera hangs on the loves of q MAroDite
Prince, and the Oriental location of the
plot gives peculiar opportunities for scenic
display. These have been eagerly seized
IS may be seen from the magnificent seen
cry and the splencOr of the costumes. The
unique scenic Effects. including the beauti-
ful Rising OF the Nile." are the same that
delighted aUdiences in the Standard
Theatre, New EarA. for $50 nights aud
over Cne hundred nights II the BiiOu
Theatre. in Boston.
TIE artiets are such people as Miss Laura
Bslliui. whose work IN grand opera with
Abbott AID as the stellar attraction Ia the
Gypsy Baron" last season has mace her
widely known. Hubert Wilke. who as The
Ratcatcher in kiiralfys fantsise of the
same name, sang his way into the hearts of
hls hearers. Harry Brown, who created
the role Of Prince L0TenzOi in la Mascotte"
IT, he English tongue, Miss Agnes Stone.
Of the original Boston Ideals; Francis Gail
iard. formerly of AcCaull's Company; J. A.
y oore, of the American Opera Company.
anG Miss y aud Wilson, of the famous Lit
tie tycoon Company. With such cast a
strong performance may be expected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
: cAss d IATgREsT.
Aa I2psrs-a1 Gaze That 4. IztsEsstins =
B4slasss as1-

A case thas hzz erezted es0si1sFao-e n
tsssss n commercial eirc.ss "a lie seslsra
cart of al. erafs. = knosa as Arthur
ksi<s 4 GO. W. james K Dloble-
Il VII bscons . leading case in tnis
staEs. a. 70 ths ngaE uadsr Cur esas-ltaaoa
sad stssaiss. o. iaso vent dsslors ss.-ng o.
norzasing psfsoaai properly tAat soa
ee 3A5is - % ia2so % sxsc1.lon, snd ~itn
tie procssas furs a4sing = noinesl1a1 ald
tss.soy olasiEz ire sun oi 81 50 ia v4lae.
aao n0g sxcssl ne forty acres "a la4d ia sx-
taos. seroud the reach o. gfsxlsl.ng creditors.
4r Dl9Dle szs engaged IA sensrai mer-
chsn.IsloS - gae Fll4ss o. b4IIlp's Cor
lefs in fols county.
Nsstinz xita losses darng TIE Snm mer
of 1850. lu Uct8oer OF t1ar year nolng
himself lnsoissli &ud unable 20 psy ois
1iist1zt 4o1I1 5000 De DE ne purchased
larm of i0rty acres, paving Tor is q part
o. ehaltsi mOrigaze Of 800 Ga a-s ssocx
0f goods. Sesef2l cbEItsl mortgages were
5000 thereafter zises % creditors waica ed
u Tie st0ck being - Led and SOD 10 pay the
sane ~ fzr as 10 would spply y-tns >. 90
mortgage oeiag tie nrsG 01e taAL wss salts
lsd from The .4le.
some Grand Rapids creditors, Who uers
uuf9gtuusre II not obtaining security fDr
their claims. obtained Judgments In the
Circuit Court, and sOca thereafter levied
wis 0f eKscUtio1 upon the iarln. which a
The meantime had become occupied by Mr..
Uobie and rs family. s1c "a claimed 10
be his hon eslea1. ana consequently exempt
from levy and safe.
shortly after this . bill vas filed 10 the
Circuis Court for the county Of ALegaD. 10
CD ancery Dy Aeiss Co, praying for leave
20 sell the homestead on ssld execution,
Aessrs Goodwin. Adsit & Durham OF Grand
kspics appearing solicitors Tor com
plsiaants and Aessrs. Pope & Hart appear
lng for defendant Dib0le. Several other
leyies we're made upon the farm bat the
Aelgs case vas prosecuted with much
ability and vigOr as a test case.
Formal application for dissolution Of the
attach ments had been denied. bat when the
case came on tor trial al the December
term. 1857 a decree WAS granted By Judge
Arnold dismissing the bill The complain
snts appealed 10 the Supreme Court. with
The result as stated. the opinion of that
court having just been fled. The court
ind that IN the purchase OF the goods N ort-
gagged there Was No intsOtion on the part OF
Ar. Diboie 10 defraud his credit0rs.-AKegdH
daze.lc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
A MALT HOUSE DOWN
= BIG COLLAPSE ~ BUFFALO, n. y.
over Oss "a drsd Fh04sA-d Baszsis OF
B.FIss E4n s44 stsrfss-Oniy
Oas Man saAsiEs-A
oxs31 Lees

BUfFAL0. Dee. a lou crzsl followed
alar1aea TIE ciIiEsas living ia the vicinity Of
Ai4gars and Mary .sndsls-. al 5 p. "a. today.
People rushed 20 tne scene ana we're n0rri-
led 70 see lns terf1ed uOEkmsn Of Deals
NslG House rushing from ne huge brick
building on the corner. Tne brick walls
had fallen in and il vas hard 10 TEL hcs
many people were buried 0y the izlhlg
Of Ihs walls wnics was scoomp znied by
tie breaking down of Il o.g iron mailing
tanks la iouf Of The tsDss were Thousands
Of bushels Of barley soaking for mailing.
TIE grain AID water Eoon began
70 Doar out Ia rivers AMI IN
. shofl ums the streets were Hooded.
" nile the frightened woIkmon endeAyorei
10 nhd cut ~ 90 were missing Fortunately
The number was smAll. Floyd Meyer and
Ste phen Ause we're found 10 hs missing.
After several minutes spent n digging out
debris Anse cFzwled ost amid TIE ruins
covered lth mat. plaster aud dirt. He
tod a reporter be was a mining a vat On
the sixth door when he suddenly heard a
terrible crash aud the tsuk ne was skim
ming began 10 fail downwsrds. lie weat
down until he lost his senses ana the iirst
thing ne knew was whsD he was pulled out.
A search vas made fOf Never, Who was
working on the same floor. but ia spite OF
the WORK done by the nre department who
removed tons Of malt and debris. be could
not be found. lie must have gone 10 the
bottom of the building There were lOJ,-
OOJ bushels Of mat on b TOD hoor alone.
Today was The nrst tlIu- mating operations
were started, aud the conveying Of large
quantities OF wafer ~ tAs upper noors pos
- - "A - - 1f
the loss can be given al present, ba. 1t will
be large
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

DrTKoIT. Dec. al g. early heuS this
morning a man wss found on the streets
il stupensd condition and tafen 10 the
Police station lie ted the officers that hs
was discharged from tie marine hospital.
Yesterday, where be had besL for treatment
snd becoming discouraged because he could
nnd no work he bad taken = bis ooss 0i
morphine. he Was tskea 10 tns Harper
Hospital. and at . clock this morning he
died HE name vas John Lee . ssilCT
"a years old. he came from BAY Gty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
FIVE PERSONS DEAD
THEY ARE AL oReNATeO At ONCE
Ths Hens ~ Michael Dwysrs bareea
with Iss Innssss-Tws 6rsss
Fsopis ..a Three Gail
aFen b0rnod.

BLrrH Ont. Dsa e.-AickAsl Dsyers
house. about tArss Inllos iron here, ~ss
bulnsd his nain.ng. Mrs. D~yrs, hsr
daughter and three granccEllaren we're
burnea 10 death
Divers vile and LEI daughter Ma. Clen-
nan. and the izttsrs three children we're
burned 10 death. SIR. DsyeT and ons
child escaped. but were badly burned TIE
fIs started from al ssh barre al sle aide OF
the house. where the window WAS. Afs.
CleUnsa psrished by Attempting 10 rescus
One Of The children. Mr. Clenpan ls living
in TIE t alied States. The h0ass WAS csB
sifuctrd of iogs sHa wss completely destroy.
ed l. eegher with ia contents. Blyih, near
" hich the fire took place. ls small town
81 700 people on the old Great Western
Road between Wlnehsm and Clinton and
only few miles from Goderich. Ont.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
A QUEER MISTAKE.

A Prisoners Time for Hanging set for
February 20, 1892.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6--Governor Jackson in
picking out date yesterday for the execu-
ton OF Isaac keenan,, a condemned MUIR
derer. first selected Friday. February 22, but
remembering thas that was a holiday, pop
ularly known as Washington's Birthday. he
named the following Friday. In determin-
Ing the date he USED calendar OF 1855 In-
stead of 1883, which made it February 18Th.
This date ne used IN the warrant, prehxing
the word next" thus unintentlOnally de-
laying the execution UntIl Friday, February
-, 1892 The error was not discovered un-
Ill the warrant reached this city when the
Governors attention was called TO IL. He
thereupon changed the date 10 the Friday.
following February p, viz. March l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
CHURCH FAIR
The Congregational Church Crowded with
Gay ThrOng.

The Congregational Church Crowded with
Gay ThrOng.
Bright laughing faces. CAV decorations.
and booths. hllei with tempting articles.
tended BY laughing bright clerks who
tempted one 10 buy their wares just 10
please them and make them snile were
some Of the mauv attractions AZ the Park
Congregational church last evening. the
FIRST night of their fair. The ceiling vas
hung with flags. Chinese lanterns, and
japanese paras0ls, the sides Of the room
were occupied by the stalls, and row Of
tables through the center Of the room,
while the intervening space was crowded
with gay throng who laughed and chattsd
with each other or purch hssed articles from
the booths and tables.
The articles for sale were, many of them.
made by the ladies' Of the church and all
were sold at very reasonable prices.
in the back room Of the church psrlors
refreshments were served at nominal
price and those who tired OF the gsiety and
uirth OF the crowd could retire and enjoy a
pleasant lunch.
The fair will be continued tonight when
the same pleasing scene will again be en-
acted and the articles not disposed Of last
night will be sold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
Serious Charges from Mexico.

CRY % MExIco, Dec 6.-The B,,ll>fin.
the organ OF tbs postal authorities Of
Mexico. brings serious charges against the
the American pos-al authorities, accusing
them Of negligence and carelsssuess,in send
ing mails on long routes. Colonel Vim
Cenfs Nilisds has osen ectsd Governor Of
the state 81 Mexico. L IL stated that senor
Ramon Fernando. Mexican Minister 20
France who = en r0nts = this city. vii be
rsplsced. Al outbreak due TO religious
excite r1ent IS feared in he citv of Morsiea
Guards srs pstroling the streets All the
s-s.es srs preparing their EXHIBITS Tor TIE
Paris Exposition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

NEW YoRK. Dec. 6-Joint committee Of
The trunk lines today adopted resolutions
that certain lines are believed to have re-
sumed the practice of paying commissions
Tor the sale ot passenger tickets: that sGCh
prsci &C. II tolerated. will result n restoring
generally the evils Of the commission sys-
TEN. aud that managers oe urged to guard
against suc5 payment. that certain lines
deem = impOssiole 70 get far proportion
OF tfaftc a. current rates. and that the man
sxsrs therefore - reqnes sd 20 take up the
question Of ferential fares. with . view 70
j1stsr q distribution Of the business. IN us
removing incentive TO the payment OF com
missions
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
MAY BE EVlCTEO.
The Situation of . Lot of Poles In
Minnesota.

The Situation of . Lot of Poles In
Minnesota
ST. Paul, KIM. Dec. 6.-Twenty-
executions we're issued in the District
Court yesterday for the eviction Of the
Polish squA'ters living on the upper levee
in the vicinity of the new high bridge. The
land on which these squatters have Quilt
their humble homes IS owned by syIdl-
cate. Four months aao Aortz Helm. rs
attorney for the syndicate, served notice on
the squAttsrs that they must evscuate. The
s9uAtters are poor and ignorant, and have
come TO believe that they are rightiul
owners. Some of them have lived there on
the hzls as long IS twenty years. There is
probably population OF at least two thou
sand OF these squatters on the upper flats.
II Is feared that the cOnstablss will meet
with armed resistance from the squstters
when they 70 down there TO enforce the
wTits. They are in an ugly frame of mind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

ST. LOUIS, Dec. THE meeting of Amer
lean Association Base Ball clubs finished
its work this afternoon. Chris Won Der A he
was elected chairman for tae coming year
anu graded salary plan that was adopted
by the League al is meetibg last month.
was fsvorAbly discussed. aud a committee
appointed 10 report on the same al the
meeting Of the Association in March next
The proposition 10 cut down the schedu e
Of games from l30 - / % was defeated I ne
committee appointed 10 secure the services
OF umpires for next season was instructed
10 reduce the expenditure in that direction.
and IL y predicted tba' the result viii be
rev set Of umpirss a round. Represent
atives Of the Association were rendered a
banquet tonight oy Won Der Abe, President
OF toe ST. Louis Browns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

WAssIVeroS, dee. 6.-A8 Illinois man
John W. Au1day. of Chlcss0-is proml-
nsntlv spoken n for Comm ssioner u Pct
snts uaasr the ircom ~ AZ riuistrsfion
There as aesn ~ pefe0t sTTeT su.0 nfer
g. t-fs 49, s.Hcs Pres. ems Ifrsnt aqQr nf-
- g. fsher. Who did 80 much 20 reform
aal-es in the OF re-. AID ne rs-ent LAWYERS
are nst1rs iT snIl3os TO 50 rstsnt sr-
yer snrofn- i- t11lzat rot iurroa-
ale Mr Naaisg ~ os so7olaesd u ~
So accspf f6e place
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

CoLUNBIA. :. G, Dec. The Legislature
now 10 session, is composed largely oi
peLses AID cur Of appropriations for the
State University and Military Academy.
and buiid \ Formers College The House
today passed bill reducing the salary oi
Circuit Court Judges to 50 900. Bills viii
soon be introduced 10 cut down the ssla "
OF the Governor 10 5000. and all other
officers to ST. 500 and department clerks il
pTopoltlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
MADs IS .alR TuRN wsaTs
a ssr.Ass ahsnE sh.t aspssssa - .
1ounx MsA

1oLsDo. Iee. 6.-on November 10 three
yoGaE men went cat IN skia 80 ses the
laos between The CIV snc knrisht when a
pan of wind esp<izeo tie bost. sne TO Of
the oocnpants, named Ioung and Jacobs
were aravned Ihe thlra. William lAane.
fortunately came up under the overturned
skir sao MAS picked up ey fishermen.
Aiter an hours hard s0rk they broHga gat
him 20 lifs. snd siDos then be hss been very
III. Daring has sics ness e strange phsnon-
enop Las occurred his hsr, snich was
jet oisck. has turned sn0w white Hs is o
robust young fellow sne Gisss blower by
trade
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
,AE REDS WILL NOT PARADE.
The Chicago Chief of Police sits Dow
fhs

The Chicago Chief of Police sits Down
on the Anarchists.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Ihe extensive prepsrs-
tions for the reception OF Mrs. Lucy 4. Par
sous, on her return to this city fIom her
trips abroad, are very likely to be Knocked
ia the head by the police. The arrange
ments, so far AS completed, consisted Of an
immense concOurse of reds" who in
tended TO meet Mrs. Pars ms at the de-
pot, and escort her through the streets,
accompanied by bands snd big parade. TO
her old home. Tue police, however. will
refuse 10 allow the dem onstration 10 pro-
cesd. Chief Hubbard SAID last evening:
There has been enough OF this foolishaess
in times past and snaTchy will never be
allowed 10 parade the streets OF the city
again as long as ! am Chief of Police"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

CoLrwBrS Ohio, Dsc. 6.-Msster Work
man Lewis snd twenty-five other delegates
representing he y. D. A. I35 X. Of L. nav
Ing Withdrawn from the m eefinE last night
the rsusinde-. a majority. agreed mon
single srzsnizaiion 81 miners aud mine
lah0rs-s an5 rasv srs At work upon a con-
s-isgton. A ioint meeting = not In session
tonight Povder'7 is ADDRESSING AZ 0pen
meeting of H. of T. upo8 the EOrS Of the
order A nItter = sr~am against P0wdsrlV
vas receives t0dsr from Barry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
The RESULT OF A STRIKE,

It May Throw Eighteen Hundred Men Out
of Employment
HElESA. Mont, Dec. 6.-The strike on the
Montana Union Road was settled today
Master Mechanic Ross, whose discharge the
engineers demanded, was laid of and the
engineers returned TO their work. As an
outcome OF the strike. it Is reported that the
manager OF the great Anaconda Works has
received orders 70 close down the smslter
and mines until next May. II this is done.
it will throw eightsen hundred men out Of
Employ The Anaconda mine Is the
largest copper producer in Montana
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

NV Y0sN. Dec 6-Ihsre vas another
break in cOa-s today, IN sympathy with
advice. from ths Havre and Hamburg.
The market here opsned with \ scramble
20 sell. and the heavier lines we're offered AZ
steadily yisldinxsprices. Ds sivsriss 20 next
June we're of a. 70 81 pcsnts While August
and September Of next year were down
fully SIXTY 20 seventy points, and a. noon
the market stood weak. vita more sellers
thaz huFars
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07
ANoTHER TRusT.

II 10 the Railroad Employees Who Form IL
this Time.
PIrrsBURa. Dec "A movement IS on
foot - organize 9 federation OF sll railroad
employees in the United States, excepting
conductors. and a meeting looking 70 that
end viii be held IN this cifv early IN jan
usrv The Union viii embrace The Broth
erh0od Of Locomotive Engineers, Flremen,
Braksmen. 5sitchmen and l4rdmen.
and Il. Is claimed that 10 wiil have
a msubershiD Of 10000. Secret meet
iugs have already hesn heid az COlum-
bus and Chicago. and the plan Of fedora
ton - gov ia the hands Of the grand
ohssfs 0f ths organizations enumerated.