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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-27

b0L 6MTTM RrnaxIL.--Soa smith Russ>li
= fellow Of infinite Jest, the possessor a
Two Eyes - bright and mischievous that he
can almost oct with them, the smsisr Of :
smile thas u waFm and genuine. the
para0sf Of pair 81 iegs that vibrsfe with
tns :pifit of comedy. He sings well, his
hnss are delivered with quiet intensity 81
meaning. hts turns Of expression are
quaint Il goes without saying that
Iurner hall viii b. packed next Friday
and Saturday evening. and II IL needless to
sdvise The admirers Of Mr.. Russell TO b
eariy 1t Yemen 4 vsughn's today II they
wish to reserve good ssats
BILL NrE-America's great humorist.
Edgar Willis Nye. h hili<d for the Armory
Tor Thursday and Friday nights Of next
week. The Cincinnati TSmes-xav tells how
the Nye combination Was received there:
Ihere was panic 1t the Odeon Last night
Several people were injured, mostly In
tefnai injuries, and had 70 Be removed to
The hospital Some. however, were taken
70 THAR homes In carriages. Bill Nye was
arrested tmmedtatety upon the conclusion
Of his show. Major Pond Immediately gave
ball for his appsarance--in the next town.
II might just - wsil be told, right here,
that the panic VS. panic OF laughter.
regular Tib-fracsuring laughter. The faces
OF the delighted hearers we're scarcely per-
mitted 70 relax Tor . moment. and smiles
and smiles played shout each countenancs
Ike heat-lightning in > midsummer nights
sky. and about fourteen times minute
this heat-iightning effect Vas broken by
peals and peals Of laughter. Everybody
must surely have left with terrible side
ache. The pretty Odeon WAS crowded to
the doors BY IN audience that Was With
him. 70 the end"
- TrS SoLpfKR- Mr.. Joseph p. Harris.
business managero Of Hoyt's"A Tin Soldier"
company. 10 in the city and has arranged
with Manager Frye for the appearance Of
the company ct Turn Hall theater next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nighta.
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Knights Templar work tonight
The law Arm OF Shepard. Lyon q Smith
viii move on April 10 rooms -, 23 and
90. In the Boston block.
Al Tie Unitarian church Friday evening
: social and informal musical entertain
msntv VIII ~ givsn- Admission. y cents.
Thl4s were six homestead entries, ak
pFe-emptioa filings. two timber land APP
piicaticns and ave contest cases entered at
The land ofics yesterday.
The trial Of Joseph Contour and Harry
Neal for burgiarixine Quinn a Norcen'9
Justics Miller until today.
Assistant Chief Basslsr yestsrday visited
the Lake Washington district and reports
that there Il great need OF protection
against ARE In that quarter. ~
The police court treasures Are being
benefited largely by the regular monthly
payment Of so nns from inmates Of al
houses Of III fame In the city.
Mark wilsin.ki. aos Second street. sold
forty acres In Port Angeles yesterday. and
says be has forty moro nearly - good,
which hs viii Close out today very cheap.
The steamer Kirkland viii not make the
usual trips on Lake Washington Monday.
Tuesday or Wednesday. on account OF
proposed repairs 10 the Yesier avenue
cable road.
Fred shoots, printer In the Leader Office
at North Seattle. accidentally cut about
half IN inch on the little finger Of his left
hand while working u . paper cutter Tues
day afternoon.
The Ore hydrants are nearly all in posi-
tion. Those on Front street have been
moved back 10 the curb. and the ones on
Third, Pike and Commercial streets have
bssn raised 10 the established grades.
The opposition steamship Hayden Re-
public VIII sail from San Francisco for Se-
attic and Puget sound ports on April 1,
taking freight ~ reduced rates j. A.
Hatfield. general agent
There will he an Observation soeiahls
held ct the parsonage Of Taylor Congrsga-
sional church, q the corner of Birch and
Thomas streets, ON Friday evening, March
% Every one Is invited TO attend and
bring with them . lead pencil.
riat was aied with thu county auditor
Yesterday by Mr.. J. r. II. Morris and his
wife. Ella M. Morris. Of Morris addition TO
ballard. which covers the southern half OF
the northeastern quarter Of the southwest
cn~-auarter OF section IS. township % north,
range east
The body Of Misa Mary Darrell. who died
at skagit City last Monday. aged IS. was
brought TO this city Tuesday and ens-
banned by Cross & Company. The re-
mains are held a. aising the arrival OF Mrs
Burrell's HUSBAND from Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Hurrsll hAd number Of relatives in
this city
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N SCEllANEOuS.

Bucx YAsp-one OF the best equipped brick
yards on the Sound. located At Twesve-Miis
point Everything is in good Working order.
The owner would prefer 10 sell fourth or bali
interest 10 Q reliable and practical nAn. This
is . rare opportunity: sao.ooa
Coal LASp--sso acres Of coal land In the Ros-
iyn coal heis In KittifAs county; 80 pr acre
sHrSsLE MlIL--Locatsd on saisaon hay water
front: latest Improved machinery, capacity.
sc.ooe per DAY; NsoA
BxIcx cLAy-Fiss hank of clay for bsick-
m king Purposes, IN tho heart of tbs city: 1vs
lois: - co..
LIME PxorEKTY-zSps acres At Port Lansdnn,
orea. island. xtsh "a unafnisei supply Of lime
and valuable Improvements To Close up IN e.
tate this viii BE- sold 81 Z sacrifice.
To Bs GIVEN AwAy-we are susho-sxed 70
donate soar acres u water frons on Cnion bay
for Q ssumln vita capacity Of so.oo feet
Horsx roR LsAsx-Ths Olympic hoscl. new
and veil fnishsd. supplied with III modern
coEveaieaces: sor lease ioe iong term
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suiIscsv. ~. Rake,'s esss i ! peculiar
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N . Nev Yoek buildins. s. vas struck on
The riehs .ide 81 his head By Iarxs iron
hois Which ia dovu she esevstor usaL The
result uaa broksn skuu. bus The wound
healed. sesvinr ! deep indsnturs. Mr..
Blakey fe3s no in ELECTS tor 3 long time.
and worked n this civ before the DIRE. acs-
in9 q clerk for Jackson 4 Co, Who kept the
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a1laus snNn oooes
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% violent that al sGa times xix men we're TO
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A CRAZY ArosrLE.



- kesct Of the Church Militant upea
Weak Mind.
IAofsaa s. Brown, . sailor. ~ years Of
- and . native OF Pennsylvania, was
sought before Judge Osborn yesterday on
: enafse Of insanity. and committed 10
6eilacoom.
nscsn 10 IN unhappy victim OF the Saliva
uon Army idea. and lost his balance
through strong religious excitement He
~ found wandering about the streets by
omcsr. preaching 70 imaginary multi
edes Of the unregenerate. lie exhorted
sm. IN loud voice. 10 trample the devil
shdef their feet and enter Gods kingdom.
yesterday Brown addressed crowd in tho
essf part Of the city.
He are ell Sinners" he shouted excis,
- Il am appointed by God 10 purify
ns religious atmosphere Of Seattle. and 10 !
Am prophet and will do IL Yes. res.
-; ycu are all wicked. Come 10 the Sal
vssioa hail and Sc, grace
Brown played apostle for some hours.
eo'ns from one corner 20 another driving
ne devil out Of mems hearts" The SCOT
~ Who came In Browns way did not fare
Wsy veil he shook his hst In their fscss
ma declared the evil-dcers would b swept
NON The face of the earth. lie showed by
5. - TAX . strong disposition 10 annihiiats
e numerous outfit Of unhelssvsrs.
am The Lords servant" he would
secul You sinners. you craving snakes.
repent or die"
After Brown had been taken before the
uars be eaiesed down somewhat. bat was
s0h 81 The mind that he was here TO
sorfy the atmosphere He wss taken 10
esfiaeoom by Deputy Sheriff Mcpcnald
Yesterday. going there. - he thoughh TO
anad salvation services.
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HOUSES AND LOTS

YxsLER AvEsus-Five lots and eve good J.
room houses with bathrooms on Yeslsr ave-
nue.: 17.oto
TKxrKRAxcB srxxEr-Two lots and sishtroom
Queen Anne house, hard nnished, with base
mens, gas. electric light water. burglar alarm.
barn. frui, etc: sscond house north 81 George
Ktnnear's residence Price. I'll. ooo
SIXTH srxRsr-Two lots with gocd residence.
northwest corner Spring and Sixth streets;
Ni.ooo
NINTH SrRR.r-Lot and new double house
and . six-room residence. northsass corner Of
Ninth and Spring streeiA Ihe throe houses
rent fog 500 per month: eio.000
JoHS erREEr-Los containing three good
houses. corner OF John and Dexter streets: 81, 500
LIGHT srRxxT-Full lot. with new nine-room
house oath and pantry. on Light street, near
Republican; $500
LOMBARD sraEEr-Fivc room house. with
hath, ON Lombard street. two blocks from cleo
trio road; 0.00
FIvrH erRExr-cosy cottage on Fffth street,
near Union, with fractional lot: s.7s0
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New lsce curtains Chester cseAry.
gew hassery. Chester cleAry.
s<e ls<ss<s' eAerasse sni ersvsrss Aandsorzel,
t~smrned- Ch<ssss tsssry.
FRIDAY snt sAtartsy. epsaiar txys Of raiTiin
cry api lsai-s' furnishing Ecos& Nellie ~
rheNsEy HsarxAesxs cornsr laird aud CasanAsA
New white xeeeA Chester C9exry.
xew yxaayke pssnt xsap& Chesssr Cie&ry.
frssay and So arsay. crenins Gays ot ntlisn
err ans ssdses' feFasshsnx eoot@, Nellie =
cassssy norsAssst cc<nes rAsrd ana Co.'S AHA
New hcuse fnrnssAlns xresA Caes:eT cieary
Beg erss-c 90 e<1s - sse sss aes go nne -
D. Ckarssz ssasAssxac. sAe AsSasx seeon1 wxSss,
neAf tsssna a&eek
Mes sssisrsx caester cles<y.
Ssw ssnxnsms p<rrns<~ Chester CseAyy.
The .axse. ssexk - esn ~ sessS iron q
CAas.se sscl<sse In q tAe aoxses
saw rsnssf night fswns CHESTER Caesry.
Ssw lzezA. CAes1ef Cs<ary.
tAAxs~s tsoas1skesn aTsns sar k1ex -
N~w satesaa CAe~ses Cleary.
Nsu eo<tess swtsA ch~ssw CieAry.
Go sapEex - ss- = taadsA
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TvsIxrx s7RExr-rvo lots. psrthwsss corner
81 Tveifth and Colombia streets: C.oea
TEETH srREsr-fwo ioss nD fsss equase,.
northeast corner OF Tenth and Stewart sfzssts:
E,0o
sEyKxrH srExEr-fwo ices soushvsa conner
q seventh and Battery Streets: SSoon
LAxR Usrox Double corner IN ArsL Ponsius'
addition. near electric rod. overlooking Lake
Onion; can Be sold separately: s2.sOa
DxfoT sTRggr-Three lots on Depot street. op-
pesats J1fes LichfenbeTG's rsaidsnce, with
magnificent visw. S1.ooa
Ror srRxEr-Chofcs LOT On Roy street. IN
Qusen Anne Town: S1.soa
suxn er.RRr-Building sfss On GxsA street,
near Cnisn. q. 500
Madison SrREET -Douhls cornef stwo lotsl
h,ock and q hall from Nadison street. adjoining
BENTON sdditioa; si,1m
Non HIEI-Douhie corner il Mob Hi sddi-
ton: u.ooQ
RsroH Apprnos- Choice lch IN Rensen "a.
dttton; 0.oo0
DsPOr sSaxn-High. sishtiy lots On Depot
street. vess Of Rroadway, GM
Man MADISON s1RRxS-Lon In xdes q
Knighfs addition: oesn
NKAR MADISON 6rRs1r-Cornsf lots ttrac-
tonaD adjoining Rsnton addition; ssOo
BIssLow's ADpE1Iox-IOts In Bigelow's addi-
don; os0Q
TENTH srRKEf-lao feet sqsars and small
house, southeast corner Tenth and Cherry: the
choicest residencs property In seattle: e,5oo
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ACRE PROPERTY.

MxKcER lslAEp-ls7 seres Of water fsont %
Mercer island at $50 per acre.
RAvBxxA PARk-Twenfy acres Of rich beaves
dam land, drained ANA cleared. almost adjoin.
Ing Raveuna Park; ga
Uxlox BAY-Thtrsy scsss north Of Union hay,
on the iiae of the Seattle, fAks shore d Eastern
railroad: 1s.50o.
SoarH sEATrLE-2soxfss feet cleared and
fencsi. adjosning Woodward addition; A.5oa
GKExs LAKE--singie acres in Days acre gar
ceps a. Green Lake: 3Soo
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srrSnson corRr-LicHrsN,xno. >.
po11le Iamber ana Commercial Company "
Is 1oderberg-Judgment by default for plain
&Q1.A
esanb Lumber and Commercial Company ~
IN Iaylcf-Case dismisscd. claim having ben
m1sosd
~ p No Mcmillan q 81. W James eheshan 81
e-oeaiesinn Of Judgment; iu1smsnt Tor
phlnuG tixI
Alsasu Hull w. o. Bernard et a. -Dismissed
laaa o. Bernard. n. n. Moftson - a.; iadg.
ent afainss O. Hanson tiS and costs; audtn9s
net Aad law; dircctions Tor judgment nisd.
srrEstoR couRr-HuMKs. =.
naiaes Schroeder W. J. q. kenyon-rrans.
md - Judge Ssraston.
=. u Howard vs. G. II. Carlson--Dropped.
Desn 9. Wilson VI. A. G. ssstsou and W. Z
ueeon-D lsmissed.
SUPERIOR couRr--srKArror. 3.
= 0nilim 4 Co W. Seattle Dry Dock and
ap building company-By stipulation con-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SOUTH SECOND srRxxr-Fsll ioe on South 6ec-
end street. between Main and Jackson: eS,oo0
SOUTH TINED eTRsEr Brick buildtns, sArse
stories and Basement. corner Of soatA Third
and Main streets, leased for III. 100 pr snnum-
This b on ground leased for Is yean q e2no Per
mouth: So. 500
FnoxT srlRxr-TWo lots corner OF Front and
Eagle streetA The insde viii b sold ssparately
for y 900 and tho corner for S1e.oo0
FRoSr sTREEr-Fun lot and three-story husi-
mes block On Front street; renting for 40 per
annum- Price as. CO..
Fnoxr s18Kxr-Thirsy feet on west side Of
Front street, between Madison and spring;
&25,po0
FRONT sTR8xr-Cornes lot and four-story busi-
men block (beside residence In the reax3. On
Front street Building rents Tor es.s0o Per an
mum. Pnce ta5eon
FBoxr sraxEr-Two losa. southwest corner Of
Front and Seneca stzeets; nns business iocar
ton The corner VIII b sold fos tjo.eoo and the
inside LOT for 9t0.oo0
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nYnucEn RAVES rAn

The Northern Pacific b ROY sailing afyGclAsu
limited tickets through 10 Chicago isr 81: go
oud-ela&s. 80 These are the lowest rates nov
IA effect A. ChiiberS. city ticket agent 10
J sscond street. Bosaou block; Z Tonkin, Aspo1
ticket agent seattle.
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ID In THE COURTS.
,oomEa VENTURE LIsELlEp.


- Judge Hanford yesterday q -
H1a Gfntes district court, H. suit q
j. Dearborn and Leonard Deas-
Inst Donald Mskinuoo and Joseph
= a.. was argued On . demnrYsr.
IN s. one brought By u plaintifY
MN The de;endsnts from making
vcmonfs on ~ mud nass. At1ss-
~ ~ delsndants demurred, on ~
1hat he court had no Jurisdiction n
- - Judee Hanfovd nstsned 70 ths
r. and decided that the defend
lemusrer should b sustained, for
iSou list one Of the PLAINTIFF and III
a 1ofend1uts are citizens Of this state,
lnsfoss the United 6tatss circuis
~ knys no Jurisdiction h such casoA
~ uoai can b taken any time within
IDS, and the case will undoubtedly
e - ~ Supreme court within that time.
ornoopEs vxsrUHE LrsELLkp.
r Winston, United states district u
-. yost1rday fled with Judge Han
7~1 E1ormation Of libei against the
4 100 Venture. The infsrmation states
- ~ schooner uas seized q Port
1lo1nd last February By Collector Of
$3.50 G. n. Bradshaw under provisions
11rinod IL eection 3.005 Of the Revised
1900 The Venture hsd entered the
J States with . cargo Of tWenfy.three
E 6is = foreign coal without the Formally
4 mging duty, and was sccordingiy
lod b. virtue OF Federal authority.
sulsonARY INJUNCTION fssuEp.
- Wet Coast improvement Company
5 IS. f.eaeht suit Tor DAMAGES a~ainst s.
-
Z sri1r. g he grounds that the defendant q
8 - e1.nnetou AZ land belonxing to the piain-
n vfola1ion Of contract. The plaantifF
s1s.ss 49, Anil /. l6s0. an axrsement
q -ss .e1e vherebv i allowed the defend
& ~ ~ mn 70 block 134. In Gilman Park,
{ RI krfak msklnr. upon the payment Of Is
..s. ,. -. sscr sssd b,ick for m.t~r;sl need
- ~ a - hummer Of iasa Ths corn.
,sris1 l.vfhe, alleres that che defendsnt
= s1el111an 81 The verbal contract, d pre.
Z 111r - cpntinuD his work for The coming
! Sr-rSse and refuses 20 yscats the land &
ria1.1f1sn rnouest Upon application udeo
ff1K1onbere Issued temporary injunction.
=. ro..re,r,a. =. .rxr
S = - = u.,,.. = s.h,o.,s.. ...,...
I /. n..s-~. r.r.c- -. n.issd - &c.,
49, 49,. -. .....~Ss~ rsc-,ssrs -. -.
ss...ss..sd 8 Indss atrsstcr:s asrs,t.
- suuss onss oepssr
.... :. Z. "a 49, .c,,,.rssa ,-;sn "a
I sx 49,. ~ ossrscrs ,,,,cr ss,.s,.- .,,ss 49,
n... 49,. ~ ...ss,r, 800 ~. -.
I Z. -. ..s-,.1r~.d MOI. Yud.e st,aftc,, l.se
s1Iu1rranr sftsruoon. II Is an sction Tor
- erIloe1inu a $50 rent. end . similar 20
! errnool snah casoe reeuItinr from tha d.
,nnlnr1iro a tenants by the iire q last
- 49, r-.xs~~ nj
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sNauced frosn the laxative and nutritious suics
Ieaasusnia exA comhinea viii The msdietna,
- OF piauss kaowa 10 be raoss eeneneia, to
- - Asnaan syssern. scss gently on The kt1asys.
- 800 Ana ecwela, easctsaliy cleansing the ~
assrelisns ceads and heNtaeAsA and cnsfns
santtnal consfluatson
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rNpnRrANr

We received leo pieces Of new coicrfnss ID
silk and wcolen dreM fabrics trfmmings "a
match. Chester Gleary.
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We received Loo pieces IntiA s;fks loo nev
shades TO select fsum Al Soc yard Chester
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sc GINS NIguT cow

For bargains IA reai estate ~ Salmon Ray -
chihsrx 4 Gardner, room .. Lievellyn-Dodss
hs4tidine.
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Free rrcliasax char ears ran thruaxa from
Port aaa 10 Chicago without change via ire
upisu PMrtac. A. g. Martha. city sfekes Agent
sxTnl e4ty Gock
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sAIr or rnNErA

We received 500 dozen eli linen towels direcs
from Belfast New pafterns and finest linen
dressed enc al linen Hack. good sise. 81 i2s 40
each Chester Cseary.
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The lass cas- On Front street rad vii leave
rrons and cAefry o. Il o'cicck . n. saturday
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TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS

We received GO pieces Of table linens and
I Zoo cozen NAPKINS direct from Belfast, also
10 OF table sets n hich We are offering 81 special
rrEccx Chester Cleary.
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HEMsvirvHEp fLoCSCISca
We received 40 psses< all new patterns suIl
length sae. &c. 81. Ills aad ii ia Chester
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SALE OF EMBROIDERED rLASNEIa

EAI4E VT EMHHVARENEU Ft&ANNEI&
We received 100 pieces Of en- roidered IAN.
neis. ueasly under value. We offer them in
foup4bss-lof l. 7sc: lot ? CSC. lot 3. n; lot I.
NA Chester Cieary.
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MUST HAVE ROOM

Our carpet department Is crowded 70 It's utmost
pacity and moro must be had ct once In order 70
secure it we have marked down several lines Ct prices
which insure their immediate sale
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s. INDIA SILKS

We received . large tine Of genn' night
revns, nicely trimmed. 81 75c each Chestea
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Spring Stock.

These carpets portion Of our new spring Stock
and are only Of tho latest and most elegant designs
ing been selected with greatest care
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Note the Prices:

Ingrains, all wool. splendid wearsrs and handsome
designs. marked down from SOC to 66c per yard.
Tapestries which have bean selling steadily 1t TIC
and giving perfect satisfaction. now offered ct 900 per
yard.
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CO0PERS ATTENTION.
Tan In the market for 500 pork barrels. - hold
30 pounds each. Apply, Charles LOach. INA
Front street.
Who keeps the Peerless home Cared hama and
harOD? Haley. Glenn q Co.
Evening journal., 1890-07-02
Labor Notes.

ST LOUIS July Ait d conference Of the
Huperintendcnts OF the railroads involved in
the platform strike ia East ST.. Louis it
was finally decided to fight 1t out II 1t takes
all summer In the meantime the merchants
are suffering They can only yet local
freight by sending across the river for it
themselves. There are very few men en-
ployei in the strikers places
WnKEsBARRR, Pa, July .. The laborers
In the Delaware colliery have struck against
q reduction in their wages OF eighteen cents
per day, which the miners proposed 20
make. They were receiving s. per GAY.
-Four hundred men and boys AFRO affected
by the strike.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 2.-The rod min
/ Of the Iowa Barb Wire works has been shut
down on account Of difficulty with the men.
who want the company to place the mill
under the Amalgamated Federation OF Iron
and Steel Workers.
New York, July The American Boiler
Manufacturers association Is holding its
first annual convention here The report
OF Secretary Douthelt OF Allegheny City,
Pa, showed that the organization was in a
prosperous condition. The report of the
committee on uniformity Of state inspeo-
tion laws brought out the fact that only
three states have regular inspection laws
1t was decided to ask Chief Engineer Ma
gee, Y 5. n, and United States Boiler In-
spectors Starbuck Dumont and McNnsten
to confer with the committee for the pur-
pose Of devising a plan OF general uniform
supervision.
PIrTsBURG, July All Of the boiler
makers, blacksmiths and helpers employed
Ia the boiler shops In Pittsburg and Allie
gheny, except in the two shops OF James
Reese and one shop Of Dougherty & Nor
rison, went out on a strike Tuesday Twen-
ty shops are closed and about 1000 en-
ployes idle They demand nine hour day
with ten hours pay.
The Pittsburg iron and steel mannfact-
urers have signed the western amalga~
mated scale A few slight changes were
made
Evening journal., 1890-07-02
Al PLAN FoR EDUCATION.
The Blair Bili Favorabiy Reported I,
the House.

The Blair Bin Favorabiy Reported to
the House.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-Mr. O'Donnel
(AIich.l, chairman OF the house committee
on education, has submitted to the house a
report recommending the passage Of the
bill introduced IN the house by Mr. Cheat
ham (N. C.l 10 aid IN the establishment
and temporary support Of common schools.
better known as the Blair educational bill
Mr. O'Donnell, after referring to the
fact that a similar bill had been passed bv
the senate three times aud that not one Of
the numerous educational bills introduced
in the house had even been reported back
from the committee, goes on 70 discuss the
illiteracy prevailing ia many sections Of
the country, and quotes statistics to show
the proportion of illiterate persons to the
population. In conclusion the report saws.
"Commendable progress has been made in
many sections in the way Of educational
encouragement; ii remains for the nation
TO give that help needed To withhold aid
now, 10 use the words Of distinguished
thinker Of the south, would be TO suYren-
der well cultivated field, leaving the gar
nered crop 70 decay" In his report Mr
O'Donnell states that several members Of
the committee reserved the right 70 offer
amendments or oppose the passage of the
hill