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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE rumor that Hiscock, of New York,
is Mr.. Blaine's legstee as Presidential
candidate may be taken with many
grains of allowance. There is no man,
when it GENES to that, who has mort
gage upon the party for any place, much
less that of President The Republicans
pr oppose to select their own man, regard
less of what any individual may dictate,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
MARKET REPORTS.
In St. Paul.

.-.... ST. PAUL Feb. H.
Whsat-No. l hard. 7sc bid: No. / north
ern, TIC bid; No. northern, 7Sc bid.
Corn-No. 2, 441sc bid, 46c asked; February.
&c asked.
Oats-No. 2, mixed, 8Oc bid, February, 291fc
bid March. 3Oc bid; No. l, white, 32c bid; No.
Q. Bic bid: &c asked. ...
Barley-No. 2, GOOSE bid: No. 8, $4,000
Rye-No. 2. SIC bid: February, 53c bid.
Ground Feeds. rs asked.
Corn Meal-Unbolted. ISIS asked.
Bran-Bulk. IA 25 asked
Baled Hay--No. ], upland prairie, $3.50 bid,
$40 as cd No. /, 2s0S.50 bid, 50 asked; timothy,
n m aSk1il ..... .
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE election in the Eleventh Michigan
district resulted in the election of Sey-
mOur TO Congress over Breen, Demo-
cratic candidate, by pluralities estimated
at midnight at from 200 to 800. The vast
quantities of Doodle that the Democratic
National and State committees poured
into the district reduced the majority
somewhat, but failed in accomplishing
lis object.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

IT is now claimed that Phil. Sheridan
MAS born in Ireland, and the announce
ment is made by L. McCabe, of Milwau-
kee, who claims to be cousin to the
gallant Phil. If this be true, another
possible candidate for President is elm
mated from the list Of Republican con-
tinpenCV
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE result of the Congressional cleo
tons in the eleventh (Michiganl district
yesterday was very close Int consider
ing the Doodle turned in there by the
administration the only wonder is, Mr..
Seymour was not defeated. As it is his
plurality will not exceed 800.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE announcement is made to-day of
the failure of the Church d Graves
Manufacturing Co. These gentlemen
have furnished considerable work for
Mankato people, and their friends here
will be sorry TO learn of their assign
ment
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

PIONEER Pres "Blaine's letter is
mOnopolizing the space in all the iourn-
ais of the country, and attracting uni
versal attention everywhere. AS an eff
fusion of similar character from any other
presidential aspirant or statesman could
not raise 1.-THE Of the interest and ex-
element this one has produced, it seems
TO prove what is claimed-that james u.
Blaine Is the most important American
citizen"
Just exactly. Mr.. Blaine is not only
the most important American citizen
but he is the most dear to every Amer
lean heart.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE Republican State Central Com
mittee yesterday selected r. G. Evans,
of Minneapolis, to succeed c. X. Davis.
The committee decided TO meet in st.
Paul in March, to make a call for a State
convention to nominate delegates to the
National convention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
STERLING CENTRE. FEB. Is


w. G. Furman returned from Min.
neapolis with the body of his brother G.
T. Furman on Friday, the 10th inst.
Funeral services WEI 9 held at the Ster-
ling Centre school house on Sunday fol-
lowing, Elder Merrell officiating. A
large number of friends were present.
Deceased was formerly a resident of this
place; he leaves wife and two children
aged and years.
We learn that A. M. Hewitt died Sat
urday, the 1lth inst. at Winnebago City.
He has been sick for some time.
Mrs. John Sharp is very sick. but we
und arstand is improving. .saael
A good deal of sickness among the
children; nearly every house has child
or two sick.
On account of change of time in de-
parture of mail at Amboy route, 1t would
now be best to have the FREE PRESS
sent by way of Mapleton, then we would
get them Saturday evening, where now
we do not get them until the following
Tuesday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

The X. of p, G.. A. X. and militia are
each said to be anxious to possess hall
of their own, suitable for drilling pur-
poses. Why do the members of these
organizations not come together and
form stock company and erect large
armory on the plan of the Young Mems
Investment Company? $4,000 would
buy lot and erect fine, spacious hall
and one that could be- constantly rented
for large meetings, dances, fairs, soci-
ables, etc. The matter has already re-
ceived favorable attention from some OF
the members and merits the considera-
ton of al.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

SENATOR SHERMAN is without doubt the
strongest man the Republicans. can NOM
mate for President. Gresham, Sheri-
dan, Allison or Harrison can be elected,
but Sherman is the right man all the
same
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
In Minneapolia.

=. 4..r MINNEAPOLIS. Feb Is
Wheat-No. hard cash and February, 78I<c;
March, &c; May, 1850: on track, $50,
No. ! northern. cash and February, 75c;
March, 75lxc; May. TIC; on track. 76Iac.
No. northern, cash and February, re;
March -oISc: Ma,r---.s. s-..s..- .4e..-----
Flour Patents, sacks to local dealers,
i4sSi.59i patents to ship, sacks car lots,
L. 1904 IS; in barrels, 42514. 35; deliv.
cred at New England points, 5.oO15.O5; New
York points, 4.09G5.0O; delivered at Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, 4.851485; bakers here,
32013+5 superfine, 2.0012 s.; red dog, sacks,
l.450i ID: red dog, barrels, l.650l.75; rye
-four, per. cwt., LIS; buckwhsat -four, Dbl,
5HE16O0
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
MADISON LAKE, Feb. IA.

The X. of l.. dance came off in grand
style, in spite of the storm. About fifty
tickets were sold, and supper was fur
nished by iIr. Hanchett. The X. of L..
boys and the Ladies' Aid Society both
took hand in relieving the wants of the
poor last week.
George Allen was off on one of his fly
ing trips last week.
Ice houses are being flied at present
by many of our people.
Married-At Madison Lake, by Rev.
Hawley, of Eagle Lake, Mr.. Gideon FL
lis and Miss Eva Coleman, both of Mad
ison Lake, MINI. The couple are we'll
known and respected by all. Both are
from the State of Michigan. Their friends
unite in wishing them much joy and
happiness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. The house
committee on Indian affairs has agreed
to reporr flv"rably the bill granting the
right OF way through certain Indian
lands in the state of Minnesota to the
Moorhead, Leech Lake & Northern Rail-
way cOmDany
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. ID.
Wheat easier; cash and March, 70 3-16c; May,
90 3-16c. Corn steady; cash and March, 47ssc;
May, 501sc. Oats easier: May, 30 1910. Rye,
oOc, Barley, nothing doing. Prime timothy,
as. Flax, As.
At ball of the Morris Social club at
Jersey City Tuesday evening Albert
Hockbur, while dancing, staggered and
fell. When picked up he was found to
be dead. The cause was heart disease.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

Boss KELLEY, of st. Paul, in an inter
view yesterday, promises to let some
thing "drap" on the heads of the Min
nesota Democratic congressman. Yer
lily, Democratic unity is not what il
seems
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

THE Ohio Republican State convention
for the nomination of State officers and
for the selection of delegates to the Ma
tIonal convention has been called for
April 18th and 10Th, at Dayton.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. l8--At a meeting
of the house committee on territories adj
verse reports were made upon the bills
of Messrs. Baker and Clifford dividing
Dakota on an east and west line and ad-
hitting the Southern half ia statehood
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

Naval Cadet Robert Stocker of this
Congressional district, who graduated at
the head of his class at the Naval Acad-
envy last June and is serving the re-
CURED two years on the sea before re-
ceiving a commission, has been detailed
on the U. $. ship Trenton" which soon
leaves for the South Pacific station, of
which it is the flagship. He has until
now been on board the new cruiser
Boston" which has been cruising
alongside the dock in the Ne"i York
NAVY Yard for nearly J" The
Trenton" will not return u. Nav,
1889. On its way south 1t will stop at
Porto Grande, Cape de Verde Islands,
and Montevideo, Uruguay, and thence
go through the Straits of Magellan to it's
destination. ... THE RAMBLER,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. i6.-The secretary
of state has been officially advised of the
appointment by the German government
of Count Arco Valley as minister to the
United States, to succeed Mr.. Won AL
vensleben.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
MANKATo FREE Press.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1855.

The Blair educational bin passed the
Senate yesterday after close scratcls
Senators Sabin, Davis and Spooner rec
ord their votes against the measure.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17


elsewhere
through the column in offered: = - f ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17
STOCK.
MANKATO MARKETS.

Grain and Provision Markets corrected
daily, other markets corrected weekly ON
date of weekly issue.
- MANKATO Feb 10 1885
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-02-17

An adjournment was taken to the call
# the President.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04

WANING Eor 10 nUx on axLE LANDS
OEnThYu EnaaaErY

WANING EoT 10 nUx on aKLE LANDS m
4 oERxAIN LOCALITY.
WAaux0Toz. Jan. 3.-Ths president
has issued she following psooismatlon:
"WEEnEAs, tue title - all that terri
tory lying between the north and soufh
forks Of the He'd river and ths hun
dredth degree OF longitude. and me
Jurisdiction over the same, are vested
"a the Unised states, Il being 9 part %
iudian territory. rs shows by tha saf-
ysy and Investigation made on behalf Ct
the Unlsed states. which territory tbs
authorities Of texas claim title 70 and
iaFisdteti0n ever. and
"WhsFeas said e7ndictina clains
efow out OF q controversy existing be-
tsren tEe United states and the stsfe
VI Texas as to The point where she han
dre1th degree Of lonRiinds crosses tne
hsd river, as described in TIE treaty ol
February y, 1873, betwe6n tue UnIled
states aBd SpAin, nxing the boundary
iine between TIE tgo conltries, and
Whereas. the commission appointed
on the part Of fhe United states under
tns act Of SknuArS 81, 1885, suthoEixing
the appointmeEt Of q commission b.
the pfesidsct 10 run the boundary lines
bsigeen thai portion Of Indian territory
and tie stsfe Of Texas IL conneStion
gttn q similAF o0mmiasion 30 be ap
pointed by the state Of Texas, have by
their report determinod thai the aoutn
fosk is the true Red river dssiRuated in
tie treaty, tee osmmiasion appoiated
90 tie paFt OF sid state refasiag 10
concRT 10 said report,
s.Ssx, therefore, 1, 0fovtT Cleveland.
president Of the United States. Dc hsre-
by ndm0nish ana warn all persona
whalher claiming to aci aa ofdcsfs of
the soanty Of Greer, 10 The stats of Tex
as, OF Otherwise, against selling OF dss-
posing Of, or astampting 20 sell or dis
pzss of any of said lands og from exer-
cssinR o. afiemptinQ % exercise any
autbsFity OVER sAid land; and also
ssFB and admonisb al persons aRsinst
parohssinR any part % Esid tsrEitoEy
from sng person oF parsons vbomso-
ever.
nEn witness Whsrsof have heteurto
st nv hsnd and e1used TIE seal of the
Uniaed States % b appiisd.
aDone et the cltY % &a4hiGRt1n this
Olh day 0f DecEmbeF. Ia ths scar Of
cur Lord 1887 and of she indeps1dsnts
Of TIE united E4ntss tue oae kaadFad
and twelfth. 0novER CEErEGAnD
Bg TIE rEeIidsat. 7. 2. BsJatd. ascfs
tarV.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04

known. Lest miehs 4 hrsrsha. m,l.s.k..
Daa discovered When tha neara - -,
/ unfnRll1alea wsse faunl7 aIr,n,4 rrI'u,,s7
] = nsaes buried With tha hurns'i -
Iher1 i abasiatelv nnthlno ~ rR'sS
ihsy car Be tle1fiaea ard Il 3 nos -.
tam uheihar tae oenaa Are tko1a ~ /.
ulalg q female o. Aalh.
g. q 0Alle1pl3. af Beaver. 4 nrnau
sHtilemeui rear tale n1aea, VisifnN fRe
wreck last ninhk While a1nnlnc ~ eNe
rains he discovered aanna hair nfanekr6
- thu SCALP af a wnmnn. TIA nnrh ~
ecnIse vas burned away hnl IN hrrnfi-
fui iung locks ere q nord 800 -
pfeeeF02ilon-and almost II IA rnr~n
SOS where ths halr Wae foQnd f5lIIer1ie
found 4 cAil6's shoa. Tes cfhar rfrs
1aa not yes eeen faan1. ntlthsP 80 ~
seeoant oeen given nf tha lcas AZ ~
ohiit. A lucia 6eepNf "a tha d.hsin =.
tha same spct whafe tha hAir RnA nhnn
wese fuunds Giiissese piakaH nn 4 lssfar.
Z wNa WritfRn In 4 good plnln fnmlmina
hand. dated As 81. Hunhline. FYnri3n.
ADDRESSED % ~Deas Eaiua' ana wrs
siened bena. Ikera i nothinR n -
lister % atve anY clue % he nnrna ~
lke aEitef % The receiver, and tho an
vclope unfortunately cannat 81 fonnd.
After the aceidana search was ran1a
Ter an unknown msn who was ataa -
enter tue toilet roam 81 tha sntlaas
soach "a the noFah hnana train a. ln-
slant befare the oxaah came. Ha wnn
never seen again, and an aiEnFaa ~ ~.
eaea hlm pfeysa futile. II IA belsaVeA
that he vas unanls % Raa oui ol tha
Apartment and VS. hnrnad b dsath u
the car. lt i believed ihai ne bcn1s
fe1ed laal nigtt are thneo 81 ihal n3ar
ano q woman, The chsl1 VS. pfobab.e
vita its mother an1 diad with hsl. ~
body eeinR burned n the dshris. The
sntpieion grove lhat there are more
people burled IN 500 uEeok than woFe
exlFssated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04


oNR OF xHn AEkMuFAuTunKnn srasn rrn
CONDITION. oE TnR LAnsa xn1UnLns,
PITnBuna, Jan. al. s,Il.es Ne.
kee, ptomInent hint elass manul1e-
tufer, ID an toteFyiow states ihaf 4 nnr,.
Der % nfms vhich viii shut dewn 1heir
glass factories On acoenni uf lrunhlo
wlih theR employees Is 43. ana tha
number 0k nkliled w0xkman AmuloNpA
ovek oA0 20 which should ha nnda6
s.uu o. 500 Of other woKkman, makInr
q total OF l0.0o0 o. II. COO man whom ihe
snut down vii thFow out of amnlor-
mene dhe uoRkmen, oihsr than fhn1o
actually enEaged n making nnd lhIu.
ping GLASS, W0old probably work nniIl
the stock IN hand vas exhauntrd. IA
= understood that the difficulty q % -
solved b. . committee from the nlnt
glass workers association. whaao dnnl-
a,on IA 20 b. nnai fos tha wogkEfan ia
al factories.
WILL M A BExTMR uNR.
NEW YoRx, Jan. 8.-.Thn s,rlka arnang
the nint Riuas workers has exfentna
from the western manafaclurers 10 the
eastern factories and the men Who lall
werk 10 Brooklyn, Philadaluhin. NaW
Bedford, Boaion and CORNING, New
ferk, failed % return 70 Work yesterday
oF to-day with two exeaptlonn. ID ths
east and Woet about 1900 orc mow aut.
A prominent manufacturer nald thlH
afternoon "stFike bids fair 10 ha a lnnn
and bitter one. doubt she nonaih1lifv
tor ila eoncinHiun IN l8Ha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04

eovsHAsR zILL MAKEs n1s znn BnrnErsr
MkasAaH ON nH0onD.

eovszNen HILL NAKEs Hls the BnEnEnsx
MEasAas ON EnConD.
AInAzE. N. T., Jan. 8.--Tne Nov YoEk
ieRisiAt1fe vas opened today. Govern
oE Hi u bis message said tnas be had
oetermineo 70 make that documnnt the
oElefest one on record, bsednse be zeal
lSsd that ne who gives Ma suggestions
wiin eonclssnesa aud brevsig corfers no
s@aii gift upon the Reiive men 10 shis
busy age.
Among Tie recommendation which
the RovsrnoE makes are fne passage OF
an Aot regulating the employnent OF
prison labor, q measure providing fox
spring municipal elections n tie ciIy Of
heg York. tbs creating OF commission
20 revise TIE charter OF ihe city of New
YORK, an au'endmeut 20 tao statuts
which limits ths smoans Of recovery 10
t5J0O 10 the case Of the death Of per-
son caused by toe negliRrnou of anotnsr
person or OF coFpoRaiioa. and inorezs-
lax tne anount Of damages thas may Be
recovered N such aciion % $1,000. a
siatuts mailing companies absolutely
Liable Tor ali damages oy dEs set b.
their locomotives, and q measure for
some metn0d of capital canlsnmens
otuor wan hanging.
In recommending the passage OF an
eos aeoilshinR the power of c0niifma-
tion on tne parl % the senate Ia al
cases where u 10 nos inquired By ths
constitution itself the governor says.
~tt 70 . notorious fBct that for many
years The nominations sent % the senate
nave nos been dispcssd Of upoa their
inertia, bat have eiiheF NOS been acted
epon ~ al os thsiF disposition has been
deierDined upon pafIi81n oE fastienai
grou1ds. Tbs CONFIRMING power has
virtually usurped t1s epg3lniing power
- refusing 10 condrm tna nominations
apon thelr AarIts." The eovaFnos
makes another appeal for snnmeFation
and appofti0nmenl, ana Gays. ia is
RenefaiiY conesded that az enumsfs-
ti0ns followed ~ an honest appoEtieu
mant, uould unqussii0nsbly Tosalf il q
change ~ TIE political compiexion Of
she Legislators o. lhe STATE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04

WAszms1oz. Jan. 8.--It b repsslsd
hat ths Itallan goTeEnmsus ia endeag.
osinz tnxoaah "a niuister % this ooaa.
can maanfacturers a. aseei Eag fnFniEh-
inc plafss for Italian var vessels, tha
Eissi sapply ouisias Of Eusups u sha
essss q WaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04
BEaIALa Fnen eaananr.
zHm MOTH ozanAH aazsrrs r.rns
our LOUD.

zHn NoHTH 0zanAH aAzrrrB x.nns
our LOUD.
BERLFE, Jan. 8.--The North 0srman
Gazeits oenies that ans one in couFl oif-
ciea has proposed 10 establish q faaDnoy
% mset TIE oontin1aney 0f lho anddan
death 0f Emperof William and the ina.
bslity Of tne CroWa Princs % nssnns
the Eeins of power. ftlanol truo. Tho
6asSifs fnrtner says shat tbs CroRn
Prince never consulted he Badan
Statesmen on the proposal thai ha
aa0uid abdioaie. Altha0ah Ne GamifSs
language is emphatic. shs former stafa-
meat that the question Of abdioation
Of the Uf0wn Prince lad bsan tha amh-
jsot pf neRoiiaalona Fnmmina. An mn-
snentio denial ie understood 20 hapa
been issued under demand from ran
kemo. A decree has been pablinhsd
semmonine Ne landtaR 20 msse % fhe
l4th instant.
Emperor william hns conferred fha
Rrsnd cross Of TIE Order OF ne haaai
Eagle upon HOn. Ven Tlszl, TIE Hnn-
Qaflan uFnrniaf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04
THE READING STRIKE.
The Trains Msve bat the
Mlnes are Clessa.


MASx cot1xEzxRs SHUT pouN - nsrn
szu8 NzA EzEM.
SaaxaKIs. Pa. Jan. a-Ths mina-,
strike eent aata sHeek tniF u,oroi.-- 4 !
al ne Pksladelphia and Resaing 60
panyis eal sexies 10 this ssofion wfth tha
exeeption uf North Ffnnkfgn- Ne !
and = 10 madainn 10 fhese a a.
ks1a3inn o1nap8nF' collieFifn fha rnfrngm
vent uut 81 TIE rsnnsllvaria cniFisrier.
oHoed bg TIE unian Coal oosapsnv. ~
Russrprise. ewned bv - Fns->..';s's -
loal company, and tha GaFfield. o1nr3
b. Ihe Garfield Gal corlpaov. A. =.
ranEement Was catered fnko A. TIA
Nellson shafs Exceislor Hickorr ma
hiokofy 5uamp and Lancassar coliiee
Tea whereby the prourletors asr~. =,
P&5 tne eld rats Of wages tai ahe n1rsks
y sstiied a the collieFisa now id,e.
ErANpna VERM.
RHIEADEERHrA, Jan. 2-Tha craat
strike u effil 0n add Is uharaeteFiassl -
the saEno determination on hotk 49,
e stand don that has rarksd i from
ths beginning.
ONLY oxz ooELIEnx.
AszEkKD. Pa, jar. a-Ths Kaiahta
Of Laogr miners ~ q mssttnQ hsrs iass
night decided 10 90 on q atrika ana ag
consequences there is buf ona Renainr
eollieEy Ia this district workina todaT.
and that o1e 10 short hsnded.
DIvnioN on OPINION.
During the afternoon, General Mana
Ger Moileod reserved teienfaphie iufoF-
maiion % the eneot that there a 4 con-
sideraole division Of opinion amona 10
miners, and that they are far frun
being q unit h their disposition Ro
obey ihe ofSeF 20 strike. 9he impres-
elons prevails that there win b roore
mines tn operation femofFow than there
are today. A number Of Italians wera
today pnt 10 work AZ the Por1 Rioh.
mend WhaEyss. More than 500 Italians
ara nov at WORK in The companv'e vsFd.
PEW coLEzERzs HUENma.
PorTsyuEE, Jan. S.-AdVioes r.
ceived today from a number Of points
N the coal feQiong show that & Vsrv
ieW coilieriea are WORKING. Tha Read.
Ing collieries as Shernokin and All thoaa
between Ashland and that plaoa ara
also Idle. 1he railroad a workIno
Smoothly aRd little diHi aalfg Il exnsrl-
enced in msving the freiQha and coal.
All the engines on the Mahsnoy disis
ton are now manned and worked a
shenandoatE AIl the Reading railroad
miners are cas-.
ADVANCE ALLouED.
bzAMoEM, Pa, Jan. a-The Enier.
prias Coal Company has agreed % uay
It's miners the ) per cent. advance de.
Eaauded. Ihe miners at the Nelson
shait having failed % reach q saitla
meat, Wiil strike tomorrow.
woHK WILL m nEsuMnD.
M1. CAnMkE., Pa, Jan. 3.-The pfo-
pEietors Of the Belmofe, Morris Ridee.
AT. Carmel. oentFalia and ErcsIsioi
ooliseEios, employing 20o0 hands, have
agreed 70 pay the 8 per cant. advance on
lhe e2.bO basis, pending q asltlsmeat
~ tue neading company, ana work viii
be resumed tomorrow.
TMR DIE n CAST.
PoTTssuLK, Jan. S.-The Joint Gam
taieaionsEs Of tie Amalgamased ksseei-
aai0a sha tue knlghts Of Labor rnel il
snis eity today and pF0maiaated
coanteE statement % thAt Issued b.
P.esadent CoEbin. Ths mapifesio d.
clarc1 tnAt tAe dle ID cast and tuat a
eensEal ssfiks ss the fifty -fiVo oOllterles
u me Reading Company viii bs inaua.
arased Tomorrow morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-04
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cmCTsAAzI. Jan. 81. II. Avsrsi. 0ne
Of the victims os ths failroAd soa.5fut
on tha soaiher1 road died sf hia rest.
aeno6 10 CcFinzton, kenluaAy, and Bis
wife is repoEte1 10 b. 10 . dsueoroas
o1BditioB.
Tue Olhsrs H81a6ed are doinR wsT.
A speoial ffBm 6feeusouf. kenseskr.
says tat tes fear Ef1as A8isslg thet "a
moEl iekFibls past q tle stGfg - ssfnx.
days Wrsok renaics % - TIA. AZ
tine gsaFs on a3d tie ursek Il hsiae
eieafe1 the ptaee1ot Of more giasiG,s u
sbs debris hE13meB apparsna. Wben
ne wreck oeeeFEed q nunbsF 81 paasea-
asfs who were im The i8aios enaah al
tee sngkfn9 car en- tha north b9nna
train aapssa1e1 il makinR thsir essag,.
fra1a re cnfs Ni1h triainQ Azure
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