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THE TURF AND DIAMOND
RESULT 0FEHE RACES AT SPOKANEl
FALLS THURSDAY.
Very Poor Time Made Generally -Repetta
Wins the Two-ATile Dash In 3:44-
Other Sporting Events.

Other Sporting Events.
SPOKANE FALLS, September 6.-(Specisl
to the Miner. To-day races resulted II
follows: First race, purse $400, two mix
dash, running-W. F. Mattock's b. m
Repetta, won. 81. r. Bakers ch. Nevada
second, w. 81. Babb's ch. m. Rosa Lewis
third. Time 3:44.
Second race. purse $3.50, trotting, for
2-year-old, best twoin three.
w. B. Cloves ch. g. A.H.......................1 A.
Time, 2:52A, 2:51.
Third race, running. half mile heats
g. w. Rogers Rando
j. w. Walters Caddie P.......................2 Q
G. Wallace's Commodore. 8
Time--50A, 81.
Fourth race. purse 5000, special trot-
DR.. Bunnell's Orofino won, G. B. Jeffries'
Ilton distanced, D. Gonzalez Abbotsford.
Jr.. distanced. Time, 2:35H.
Fifth race, special trot, purse $50.
G. B. Jeffries' Ilton n.....................1 q 1
d. Gonzalez Abbottsford, Jr........7 Q
Time-2:45A, 2:42, 2:45z, 2:4s.
WEDNESDAYS RACES.
SPOKANE FALLS, September 5.-There
was a large attendance at the fair grounds
to-day, and some rattling races to amuse
thousands present. The first race was the
postponed 2:28 class. Carrie Belle, Con-
tractor and Col. Bradshaw were the con-
testants, each animal having two heats
to it's credit. Bradshaw was hot favor
ite in the pools. The heat was q lively
one. resulting in Contractor coming in
ahead, Bradshaw away behind. The
Judges declared the heat off on account OF
jockeying and the horses were called to
trot it over, new driver being ordered for
Bradshaw. In the next heat Carrie Belle
and Contractor passed under the wire 30
close that blanket would cover both,
Bradshaw several lsngths behind. The |
judges gave the heat and race to Contractor. |
Time, 2:26.
In the running race one-half OF a mile
and repeat, there were four entries-Lady |
D., Roly Boly, Pappoose and Tom Lamar.
Pappoose sold good favorite, but failed |
on in the outcome after winning the first
heat. Roly Boly was the winner. Time
49 and 4S. The first heat was won by /
Pappoose in 80. Il
There were four entries for the three min
ute class trot. for a purse OF $500, best
three in five. The entries were D. K. W.,
Fantasie, Arch and Orc Fino. Fantasie
sold at $55 to SO for the field and was
irst choice from first to last. The know
ng ones backed d. K. W., and he won the
race in three straight heats. Time, 2:31,
2:37k and 2:29A. Much money changed
lands on the result.
The list race was running, one mile and
.epeat. The entries were Repetta, Rosa
Lewis and Diavolo. The former won with
'ase. Time, 1:54 and 1:45A.
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bright light in the east about Meader-
vile last evening was caused by the burn
Ing Of some 0ordwood near the High Ore.
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The House,

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Tae House
resumed consideration OF the retaliation
bill. McCreary of Kentucky gave Eotice
that he would call the previous question
ON the bill tomorrow at O'Clock.
Scott then resumed the floor, and con.
tinued his speech in support OF the bill.
At the close. yesterday, he had intimated
that the Canadian railroads had, Gy rea-
son OF article 20 OF the treaty of 1871,
received 100000 year from the trans
portation OF American goods through
Canada to other portions OF the United
States. In 1S years they had received
$72, 100000. Sixty per cent. OF this,
had it been expended in the United States,
would have gone to labor and 35 per cent.
to capital.
Under the treaty SAG, 500, 900 had been
taken away from the workiDgmen OF the
country, aid $25 200 900 from the capi-
talists.
THE TREATY HAD GIVEN
$72 ,000, 900 to Canada as virtually as
though it had been taken out of the treas
ury. 1t had been taken from the wage
workers, manufacturers and producers OF
the country.
Another side Of the balance sheet was the
S. 500, 900 which the United States had
received under the Alabama award.
He had no fear the President would ex-
ercise the powers conferred on him except
as a last resort to protect the honor and
interests OF American citizens. The Repub-
lican Senate was responsible for the pres
emit state Of affairs.
He had read the remarks made in the
Senate, recently, by Senator Teller, CRITICS.
ing him for the action in bringing forward
the Chinese bill, and referring to him as one
who, in mo sense and under no circum-
stances has a right
ITO SPEAK For AMERICAN LABOR"
The Senator from Colorado, when he
comes to talk and vote was for the exclu-
sion OF the Chinese, but when he came to
act, he was always trying to find out how
not to do it.
The Senator wanted to know what right
he (Scott) had to introduce the bill. The
answer could be found in yesterdays dis
patches relative to the coming of the
Chinese into the United States from British
Columbia. 1t was necessary for the House
to put an immediate stop to this immi-
grafton, and the House did not require
three days to find out whether it would
pass bill to that effect or not.
At the conclusion OF Scott's speech the
House adjourned,
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No. york Prices of Copper, Tin and Lead
Nrw YoRK, September 6.eopper-
Strong; IL. . o7u
Lead-Steady. Domestic, A.s.E
Tin-Brisk, firm. Straits 11.oo.
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The Czar and Czarina ON = Ao :,

sr PErERsBuRo, September oIne
Gear and Czarina have stareeu a :
months, tour Of Southern Auss's'
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and dweIt upon it at great length, to show
tue danger and injustice OF high protect
iv" tariff, and the advantages which
would accrue from reduction in import
changes in the way OF enlarged trade and
decreased cost oil living. The argument
was made mainly from the farmers stand
point.
In closing he paid tribute to the per,
soual character OF General Harrison ana
eloquently summarized the traits OF char
acter for which President Cleveland is con-
spicuous.
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PENSION BILLS,

and much OF the efforts to maintain
theory of ill.will to the soldiers on the
Presidents part because of his vetoes;
Yet, already more of such bills have passed
into enacted law under him than during the
administration OF both Arthur end Hayes,
and by the end Of his first term the numoer
will be larger than that during the admin
istrations OF Grant, Hayes and Arthur al
together.
Another thing to the credit oi the admin,
istration, was the second emancipatlon ..
the colored man, his emancipation IRON
the far,off Republican party, and bis resIo
ration to the dominion OF peace anu ira
ternity in the land.
bo nm
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Cnrholic SNAKE nniI.

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aud gives immediate relief
Judge Robert Cantrcll, Of the lebanon
Circuit court, writes;
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am still using Carbollc Smoke BALL. feel
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Price Of Smoke Ball, 500 One ball will
last from three TO six months and Is suili-
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postpaid. aud full directions Tor using ON
receipt of price. Mail orders solicited and
promptly attended 10. state complaints or
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postal note. money order or postage stamps.
Those suffering with any OF the above
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and have n trial Of our famous specific No
charges for consultation or trial treatment.
Call on CAnnotIc suoKE BAH Co.,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i second st.
BRicK for Building Paving and Fronts.
JonS CunBINs, Telephone 332.
d. II. BALpwis 4 Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No, 257l Main street.
BniSkLEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos 20 and
% Beale street. Tel. 800 for wagon to call.
CHoicE rigs at j. T.. Edwards & Coz
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from 7. Kordel,
No. 1913 Front street.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
riage any hour day or night.
PANTS made 10 order from 90 up. /.
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works, 220 Beale street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings
@. Il. lIoTcuKIss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ! es.
pecially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street.
PuRE and white as the flower whose
name II bears arc tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN x LILLY CoFFEE AND SPicR Co.
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Criminal Court.

In the case OF the State vs.. Reeves, Nc
Cowan and Tillcy, murder OF Martin Moore,
the jury acquitted Tilley, who was ordered
held by the sheriff subject to indictments for
other matters. The jury failed to agree rs TO
Reeves and MCGOWAN aud are still out, In
the case OF Dan Crohord, who killed negro
with an AK at Lakeview some time since a
continuance was entered until the question
Of CroHord's insanity is determined. The
calendar for today is as follows Nos n,
John Thomas and Jim Thomas larceny; 1888
John Phillips, carrying a pistol; 20, Albert
Williams larceny; rs, Lilly Ward, larceny;
10, Huey Smith, larceny; 10. VIII Williams
larceny IA, Priest Williams, larceny; 50
Noah Blair larceny; 49, William Jones, lar
seny.
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ALLEN & FINLEY, Real Estate Agents and
Brokers, 10 Madison street Webuy and sell
city property for account of others, and will be
glad to furnish full particulars of inside business
or residence property outside lots and acres, also
trackage facilities. Manufacturers desiring to
change location are advised (free) ofinducements
offered here. We can give land free, to legiti-
mate enterprises, that is worth more than small
cash bonus would be. Representing city and
an agricultural section unsurpassed in growth
and thrift where values established and stead
lily advancing, we are able to place funds, or pur-
chase or sell realty for our clients to advantage.
We have farm, ranch and timber lands for sale
in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas in large or small bodies; also village, town
and city property.
Parties placing with us real estate to sell or
houses to rent will find us prompt and careful
of their interests.
Our catalogue Of Information Concerning
Memphis" with listof city and country property
controlled by us, is now in press and will be sent
to any outside address free 1t gives explicit
information concerning our city and will prove
helpful to Banks, Insurance Companies, Manu-
facturers, Private Investors, and those seeking
change of location. Correspondence solicited
ALLEN & FINLEY, 10 Madison ST.
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shelby Circnii Conri.

The case OF Ike Sullivan vs.. Citizens Street
Railroad company was on trial yesterday,
and the jury failed to agree and mistrial
was entered.
All the jury cases not heretofore set for
trial have been put ON the calendar for Mon
bay, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week.
Suits Filed Yesterday-Merrett Merrill vs.
Iron Mountain Railroad company, damages
10000; Merrett Merrill W.. Taxing District
VI Shelby county, damages 5000.
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CoNwrNciSo Juno 20. tho Mississippi
Valley route will sell round trip tickets
from Memphis and all coupon stations on
Ia line TO Grand Ray, West Pascagoula,
Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Mississippi City,
Pass Christian aud Hay -. Louis. Miss,
AT remarkably low rates Tor the round trip.
These tickets will be good 10 return thirty
days from date Of sale.
For further information call nj ticket Of.
Gee Of this line, 3ll Main street, under
Peabody hotel.
r. n, TAurY, Tickle, Agent
MIR. III AIRY, Pass. Agt.
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HALF RATES.
Fourth of July.

For the 4lh Of July the Kansss City,
Fort Scott 4 Memphis and Kansas City.
Clinton & Springfield Railroad companies
will cell Round Trip Excursion Tickets 10
and from all stations ON those lines nj Halt
Rates, except that such tickets will not be
sold at less rate than rs cents. Tickets
will be sold on July . and 4, good 10 return
ON the 9th. J. 4. LOCKWOOD,
a T. Alta
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Union and Planters Bank TO Robt r..
Lee, LOT on Front street. south Of Madison,
s0x2i feet for $4,000.
]. NJ. Hudson, administrator Of Thos
loves estate, 10 James Hall, lots ~ 20 and
u, Love avenue, i00K30l feet for t2Ss.
J. NJ. Hudson, administrator, TO John
Hughes lot 10, Love subdivision, Love
venue l0Oxl0l feet, for SSs.
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orana sunaa, r.ea,.,on "a Ial.,,ev

The Mississippi Valley route will run
excursion trains, Memphis 10 Lakeyie ",
on Sunday June "a, leaving Memphis al
30 am, 1900 noon, and $50 pm.
Returning. the last train will leave lake.
Wow at $50 pm. The amusement
features Of the day will be rowing ON the
Lake, fishing, and dancing, Pn,f Croce's
band having been engaged ior the occa-
zion. Roud trip tickets will he sold nj the
low rate Of - cents 10 lakcyiew proper,
and also at 10 cents which includes q
Yacht sail Of ; 90 10 miles on the lake.
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robson PHILLIPS.
Quiet but Happy Wedding at Calvary
r,A....h N.....a... 49,

quiet but Happy Wedding nj Calvary
Church Yesterday Morning.
A quiet wedding was celebrated yesterday
morning At Calvary. No cards had been
ssued. hence there were few prsen, outside
NE Immediate friends Of the contracting
parties Dr. Hurford Rad the Episcopal
nes Of Miss Emily Phillips and Mr.. Edward
Robson.
The young lady wns n woll.known resident
Of the suburbs. Striking and handsome I'm
appearance, she was eagerly welcomed at
social gatherings, The young gentleman
who has succeeded In winning her affections
a connected with the house of NJ Gavin
A Co, and Is highly esteemed by tho nom.
bers Of that firm. Tho bridal couple left on
an early train for short trip, returning In
few weeks 10 make this their home.
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Attention, n. u. L..

For spralns. bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation, swelling, cuts burns, etc, IN
aan, and splint ringbono, windgall, cpl.
,ooiic, scratches. etc, In horses, Rangum
Root Eminent Is sure cure Tho king OF
Liniments' IA the universal verdict Never
'nils 10 cure any ailmcnt that can DO reached
BY an external medical application. 5Occnts
Per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
lS3 Main street
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steam Dye and cleaning work.

ladies aud Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed In all color. Ostrich Feathers and
lace Curtains cleaned at 50 Jefferson
street Goods ncccivcd by express
l.. RirUrI, Proprietor.
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FiRsr-ciAss table board at fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom.housc.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food the markets anorl aud carefully
served. Regular meals % cents.
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Jewclry reduced at Muliord's.

Miss FANNIE MAY, accompanied by n
number OF her pupils, viii leave the city
about July for months skctching from
nature. VIII be pleased 10 have few al.
dilions 10 her party.
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Mr., winslovi eoothlnr syrup should always 10
used for Childrcu ictihinr' II soothcs the child.
tofisns the Guins alls,s Ill pain, cufvs vind eollo
endis We bcfi remedy iof dlarfhnA ~ bottle
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Handle all kinds Of Furniture nj low prices.
upholstering repairing, packing and ship.
ping given prompt. attention. Reliable
goods. fiutclas work. Telephone 500.
No. 232 Main street.
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$500 60 Na.h,iII. aud Return

June % aud -. the Louisville & Nash.
Fille railroad will sell round trip tickets 10
Nashville, good returning until June %,
for 800 Trains leave Memphis at 10 a.
N. and $50 p. m.
JSo. A. Scorr, Tit. Agent.
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THE COURTS.

At the chancery court yesterday part OF
the calendar was heard and the remainder
goes over ill next Monday. Today motions
will be heard and opinions rendered.
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Licensed Go Wed.

Frank Thompson and Bette Garrett, col.
prcd ia Robson and Emclla Phillips; w.
w. began and Fannie fallsner, colorcd; I'd
L. Holland and Anna NJ. Wainwright
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TuF we'll known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonirs and a
most perfect neryine, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves and
body and improve the blood aud com.
plcKion
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sunscHnr for rm wErKLY ArrsAi, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tfibution Of gifts December /.
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LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and you viii never use any other.
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Passengers between Memphis and New
Orleans save considerable ume by taking
the illinois Central railroad over all other
routes.
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MrRcuASrs, see adv. Of nsIgncc's sale
Of stationery, etc, on page b.
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Exear.lan.

The ticket agents Of the NJ. 4 L. RI
r. will sell round trip tickets from Mem.
phis 10 all points In Arkansas aud Texas
ON June %, at ono fare for round trip,
with limit COOL Cor sixty days Parties
purchasing tickets via the "Old Reliable"
will be granted the privilege Of stopping
of AT intermediate points.
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No SCARCITY Of Brick. Brick for every.
body. JonS CunnISs, Telephone 332.
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ISsuHE your gin.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. 40 Madison street.
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Dry Pumps, Drive Wells aud Hose of.
A. Bailey 4 90.
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Bvy homes on monthly payments from
LAS. Jay smith q Co.
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d r. ID. S. JOHNS MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street.

Established In isd0l
np. JOHNSON q scEn0wleieed by all parties Ia,
~ tefcslod n by Tar the most sicucslui phyal.
clan IA the treatment Of private 0f sccfet dfeasek
Quick. permanent cures guaranteed IN every casa
male 81 female. kscent Cases Of uouofrhea and
syphilis Cnfei In low dAyr without the uae "
ness, Secondary syphilis, the last Ncstisc eradi.
GATED without The use Of mercury, Involuntary
los Of semen tiopTci IN short lime sufferers
ffro Nir0f IN q lev weeks Victims 81 Eclf abuae
and excessive yenery, suffering from spcfmatouheA
and l0ss 81 physical sud meuial Ioacf speedily
" tie Diseases Of Women and Cures guaranlcel
Piles and old torrs cured Without the o csusto
o. the knlic All consultauont strictly connden.
country
ss-wofkingInen cured Al hall The usual ralea
one houu from O'Clock am. - o'clock pm
H. n JOHNSON, ND
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Temporary reductions al MuliorTa.
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Muliord reduces everything.
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TRAINS mrs pAnY.

MchlI tNf y IN Wa W.
New Oflcans. tlo y m Ispa m
Ticket Offices No. ai2 Main street.
Memphis, Tenn rickwick Building, New
Orleans, La
Forks, spoons, etc, Muliord's.
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Buy now q Muliard'A b
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-12
THE CHICAGO STRIKE
IT IS = QUESTION Or ENDURANCE
Esta ssaes ke2nasa al EnoEts fer
Cs1apEua Bat re- Cases ~
fisIsaCs Yesterday FSlles
TIE OaIy fzss.ugsrs

CHIeAso Oet 1.-The eom psraTiVs
psaeeialasss d todsys procssdlass IN cen-
nscuo1 sith tas slfss,-esr str.ks sas Il
ularKeo coalr4sl - ths ri0to1s aemoustra-
uoo or yesterday Iss cay did 10 pass
without some u nor disturbance. cut there
vas. a. 30 tine. 49, approach ~ the MD
scslss of yssisrosy afIsfHOon-
On ths Norta sic. ears were ~ al day
uadsr police ssoor and wita lev attempts
- obsirucliyn although 0n oeag.ick 81.
ths u4cKs ssfe several times c9ysT5d villa
piles o. stones AMI other MateTlz. which
Occssi0ned couside asle DELAY. Few pss-
sensers cared 20 run ths gauntlet Of q
possibls Enob, heWeser. snc the police were
almost TIE Oniv passengers. 30 stones
were tbTo~n, &. beyond the usuai cerisive
yslls which were kepl up a. dsy. TIC i'm
ported drivers aud conductors were not mo
I sled A snail sensation .zs created aooGt
4 'cloek Dy the arrest On Schiller 81, OF
julius kGtzenbtTg, sinking coGducior,
Sho vas charged with piacins dynamite
oom os oa the rails. The bombs turned
aai 10 b. Ordinary railway torpedo signals.
Ths 81 q. w .cx street cars made their last
trip about 40 O'Clock. and the Garfield
ave. cars went inte The barns about half an
hour later.
There xass sp,ck Of war on the West
~;ce about Il o'clock, when al ON mnious
containing = number Of imported men was
driven up 10 the car barns. A crowd OF
about 90 had gathered, and when The ON
nibus appeared general rush was made Tor
n. Some stones were thrown. but the po-
lics. who we're in strong force. charged the
mob and di-pe rsed n without much dlfhi-
Guilty Eight Of the riuglesders were arrest
ed. A lively time was expected when an
attenl pt was made TO run cars over Aadi-
sOn-sl. line a. 4 O'Clock Almost hall the
city police force were on hand and every
preparation was made for pitched battle.
The very preparations, however. probably
agerted the anticipated trouble. a.
two cars were taken over the route
without anv attempt NJ obstruction.
IN occasiOnel stone was thrown
from an slleyway or the roof OF a building,
but no organized efforts were made 10 stop
the cars or msltreat the drivers .. was the
case YESTERDAY. HoOting and jeering fol-
lowed the cars during the trip. but the
police chased the crowds whenever they be-
came too demonstrative and there was no
stubborn resistance offered at any point.
There will probably be au effort made to
start more cars tomorrow, and little resist
ence is anticipated. ne strikers claim
however, that the company cannot find
men TO run the cars, aud that the public
will not patronize them If they do. Both
sides have withrawn all propositi tions look
ing toward a settlement of the strike. and
the question now looks 10 be one of endur-
anCc.