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Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
HON. JOHN @. WATSON.
Tie Talks of tho Defeat OF the Head of
tho Republican Ticket.

Hon John c, Watson, chairman of the ro
publican state central committee, was seen
at the hotel last evening by reporter Hc
was asked his opinion upon the outcome OF
the election with reference TO the state ticKct
aud among other things said'
~ attribute the defeat Of MIR. Richards to,
his failure to declare himself upoa his posi-.
tiou with reference to prohibition, and also to
the effect of the passage by congress Of the
Mckinley bill at so short time bcroro our
election. The people were not given time to
learn OF the workings of the new tariff bill,
and Were led oily toy the mis- Representations OF
the democrats who used the tariff as a club
al do not mean to say that fully and uuc.
quiyocally endorse the tariff measure. | am
simply speaking to the point Of its effect
upon the campaign in Nebraska.
"rhCn, again, another force which con.
tributCd to the close defeat of MIR Richards
was the all but revolutionary movement OF
the farmers alliance in this state. These
popular waves arc, rs rule. short lived, but
MIR. Richards has found himself in part a
victim to the popular battlc.n
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
o,Rrien and DilIon's First Rsce,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6:-Dlon and O'Brier
We're given their first public reception in
America at the Academy of Music tonight,
a large and enthusiastic crowd being present
Arch bishop Ryan and the mother of Parncll
We're among the audience. A call for
pecuniary aid resulted in the production of a
subscription list footing up Sl2, ,SS5. This an
noun cement produced great nthusiasm
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
GIhooly's Condition Hone fu,.

DUBLIN, Nov. Especial Cabegram to
Tue BEE. The condition of Gihooly, men,
Der of parliament for West Cork who was
severely injured by being thrown from his
horse, is more hopeful today.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

FARGO, N. D., Nov. 6. G.-Incomplete returns
indicate that the legislature will have 60 re-
publicans out Of SO members, the balance
being divided between the democrats aud in
dependents The entire state republican
ticket and johnson rep for congress are
elected
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Fell From a Rriu oe,

QUEBEC, Nov. g. Two men said TO be from
Montreal fell over the Germeau bridge at La
Chanderie today and were instantly killed
They were looking at some work going on
under the bridge when one of them fell over
dragging mis- companion with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Had SllfDegrres.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Npv, 6.-Hiram Bassett,
past grand master.of the Masons, and consid-
cred Mason of the highest degree in the
world, died at Ndlersburg, Ky, today Of
paralysis at the age of seventy He had
talsen every degree known TO the order,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
AT NASHVILLE.

First race-Bridgelight, Dilemma.
Second race -Katuna, Little Phil.
Third race-Pullmau, Silver Lake.
Fourth race Bankrupt, Buckler.
Fifth Robin, Haremboure.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

One week ago Judge James w. Savage
was taken sick, since which time he has been
failing very rapidly. 1t is now thought that
he cannot live Dut q few days, though at IA
late hour last night he was resting well with
a slight change for the better.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

Unsuspccted disorders of the kidneys are
responsible for many of the ordinary all
mens of humanity which neglected, develop
into a serious and perhaps fatal
malady. Experience would suggest the Sc
of DR.. j. IL. McLcan's Liver and Kidney
Rolm
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Washington.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. G---Rcturns and es-
Inmates from all counties give Wilson (rep.)
for congress a plurality OF G,OOO. Olympia
for capitol has 1900 majority The rcpubii-
cans have a heavy majorityi in the legislature
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

OMAHA, Nov. 6.--Mcssrs Dudley Smit II and
Others, Committee -GcutCmCni | am deeply
sensible Of the kindness Of the members of the
Omaha club in rendering to met compliment -
airy dinner for the services to the state made
mention OF in your letter.
| am also more than gratiticd to learn tina {
Hon II. ROscwHter Is to have a like rpCOgni-
tiOn and plImcttat your fc,tal board,
| would suggest Saturday, Nuvcnb Der II, ms n
date when can be your guest. Yours pccJ-
fully, JNO. L. WEBSTER
HoN. E. ROGGENs REPLY.
OMAHA Nov. 6. - Mcssrs. dudley Smith.
Charles A. COC Charles Orutt, Luther Drake
and w. f. Amin -Gentlemcni The kindly
recognition IF my humble services in the late
struggle. as you term it, for the material in
terests of Nebraska, which you have displayed
in your note of Yesterday, is, | assure you,
very gratefully appreciated.
! Shall do myself the honor to be with you
and other members of the Omaha club on
Saturday next the 18th inst Your most
Obedient servant, EDWARD Z. ROGGEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

half Of the townships in the state indicate
a democratic majority of ~, 900. The demo-
Gratis elect II out of 10 congressman and tho
legislature will be democratic on Joint ballot.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
The Thundcrpr Thunders.

LONDoN Nov, G.-The Times commenting
upon the results of the elections in the United
States says it will not be easy for the demo-
Gratis to find more able presidential candi-
date than Mr. Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
AT ELIXABETT

First Michael, Beansy.
SECOND racc-Major DomO, Cynosure.
Third race-Reporter, Al Farrow.
Fourth race -Bushbolt, Latina.
Fifth race -Meriden, Prince Howard.
Sixth race-Quotation, Rambler.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Notice.

All members Of the Samosett associa-
tion are requested to meet this, Friday
evening, at $ o'clock, at Horn berger's $
hall. Business Of Importance,
CHARLES OGDEN,
President.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Judge Frank ,. Kelley.

Judge Frank j. Kelley of Lincoln was in
the city yesterday. The judge made thirty.
six autiprohibition speeches during tho
great campaign just closed His territory
lay to the south and west. When prOhib.
tion was voted in Kansas the Judge lived
there aud voted FOR the amendment in Kan.
sas, But his observations of the law was too
much for him and he moved to Lincoln, fully
convinced of the failure Of tho law rs u tenn.
pcHuce measure. He was there fore able to
speak to the people Of Ncbrala of his actual
knowledge of the condition of Kansas, and his
work in the campaign contributed largely to
the immense majority piled up against tho
amendment.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

CHICAGO, Nov, 6.-The horse, Filemaker,
tonight at the American horse show, beat the
worlds record for high Jump, clearing "a
hurdle at seven feet, one and one-half inches
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Cordially Greeted.

vienna, Nov 6.-The Czarowitch arrived
today on his way to Trieste, He was met by
the emperor and several arch-dukes, The
greetings exchanged were of the most cor
dial nature
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Lord Iiipon Ill.

LoNpoN, Nov. 8. Especial Cablegram to
THE BEE, Lord Ripon has cancelled all his
political engagements because OF the condi-
tion of his health, Heis quite i'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
DUDLY SMITH,
CHARLES A. COE,
CHARLES OFFUTT,
LUTHER DRAKE,
Committee.
non. +. RosEwArER's REPLY.

In response to this kindly invitation, Hon.
F.. Roscwater wrote as follows
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE EDITORIAL Rooms.
OMAHA, Nov. q, ISgO.-MCssrs. Dudley smith,
Charles A, COc, Charles Onutt, Luther Drake
and William H. Amin, Committee OF the
Omaha tlemcn: In response to your
kind inv ltatiunOt this date, | would say that
lnpprcciac e the compliment paid me by your
clu and sha II accept of its hospitality,
The date most cOnve neut for mo will be
Saturday, November l5 Very trulyyours
L. Rn
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

GurnRIE, OK, Nov. Oklahomate territory
went republican. Harvey Gep) candidate
for delegate TO congress, was elected yl,sf3
luralty.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Reat the NyorId,sRecord.

Mrs, Winslow's soothing syrup for children
teethng cures wind collie, diarrhGa, etc. 20
cents bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
No Recountin New York,

WAsnrNGToN, Nov. G.-Secreta2y Noble this
evening for the second time refused re-
count Of New York city.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
DINING THE GUESTS.
Mcssrs. Rosewater, Webster and Rog-
rcn fn Ht, Gmcsia of Ih,. ON nhn Clnh.

The members OF the Omaha club have
taken deep interest i'm the campaign which
has just closed, particularly so in the great
fight TO defeat prohibition. Recognizing the
efforts Of Hon. f., Roscwater, Hon. j. l..
Webster and Hon. +. l., Roggcu, they yes
terday sent each Of these gentlemen "a letter
Of which the following is "a copy:
The undersignc committee have boon in =
structcd by the members Of the Omaha club
to tcndcrtO you a com pllmcntary dinner in
recognition OF the magnificent service you
have rendered In the late struggle FOR tn Z
material interests Of Nebraska,
We nave TO request that you will name n
date at which timC YOU can be the clubs
guest Very respectfully
DUDLY SMITH,
Charles A, Coz,
CHARLES OFFUTT,
LUTHER DRAKE,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
Lord Uolcridge's Condition.

LoNDoS, Nov G,-The doctors tonight pro-
nounced the condition Of Lord Colerdge not
serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

The consciousness of having remedy at
hand for Group pneumonia, sore throat, and
sudden colds is very consoling to parent.
With bottle of Ayers Cnerry Pcctora in
the house, one feels, in sue h ases, sense Of
security nothing else can give.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07
judge Caldwell Coming.

Judge Caldwell of Little Rock, Ark, is
expected to arrive in the city Sunday to
assist Judge Dundy in holding the November
term of the United States court thatconvcncs
next Monday morning. AS usual, Judge
Dundv will preside in the large court room
and dispose of the cases on the criminal and
law docket, while Judge Caldwell will hold
court in the small court room on the second
floor and preside over the equity docket.
Tickets at lowest rates ana su perior
accommodations via the great Rock
Island route Ticket Office l6O2-Six-
teenth and E'arnam streets Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-11-07

NJ. l.. Blair alderman Fifth ward, Scran-
ton, Pa. stated Nov. ., S3 lie had used DR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil forsprains, burns cuts
bruises and rheumatism Cured every timc
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
LIKELY TO BE TROUBLE
II the Morocco Factory owners Pat
Armcnians at work

II the Morocco Factory owners Pat
Armcnians at work.
LYNN, Mass, Sept. 23.-The trouble
In the morocco trade in Lynn, is as
suming a more serious outlook now
than at any time since II started five
weeks ago. There are between 200 and
500 men out Of employment. John Il.
Moulton, who owns the factory where
the trouble started, has started a free
shop and now has three non.union men
from Boston at work.
Large crowds OF people are accus-
toned to collect at the factory every
night 10 see the "scabs' of Mr..
Moulton equipped his factory with beds,
a stove, cooking utensils, etc, and yes
terday and hereafter his workmen will
live In the shop. II is expected that a
number Of Armenians will arrive from
Boston to-day and 60 10 work.
City Marshall Hit had large force
Of officers at the factory last evening
and ordered the crowd 10 dispersc,
which they did at once. No one Is dis
posed 10 show violence, but n gang
Of AImenians comes here 20 60 10 work
there Is likely TO be trouble.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
A CAMERA CRAZY BARITONE.
How Mark smith Scared the Pcopi
Of the windy city.

How Mark smith Scared the People
of the windy city.
Mark Smith, who Is now singing
at Albaugh's In THE Sea King,
IS declared by his friends to be camera.
crazy" that he Is an amateur photog,
rapher Of the most positive description.
A few years ago during the Hay
market riots In Chicago, when dynamite
plots were the sole topic OF conversation,
he conceived the idea Of taking a flash,
light photograph Of a group at mid
night In his rooms al a hotel In that
city. The transom was carefully
covered and even the kcyhOle stopped
up 10 exclude any friendly ray Of light.
The night Watchman had cast rather
a suspicious eye on this chamber.
Finally the group, consisting OF several
vel, known theatrical men, was ar
ranged, and everything was In readiness
for the flash.
NOW, be steady and don't wink,
said Mark, at the same time lighting
about q pound of the powder.
Bang crash
There came a binding light and an
explosion which shook the hotel 10 its
foundation. The baritone and his
friends rushed into the hall, only 10 be
met by the faithful night watchman and
a posse of able bodied policemen, who
had rushed up with the intention Of
taking the dynamiters red handed 1t
required all the eloquence Of the theat-
Tical people 10 convince their captoFs
that they were not In any way con
nected with Herr Most & Co.
Mark says that he has not since used
anything but homeopathic doses Of the
internal fash powder
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
AuUBg mLLtE
me rsisbrfst ssHnfaa sfhtsif.
Cibh ttaat fa ufef ~

The Cffstfaftf faHnfafa ffH
Ct6h ttnat ta wfef ~
Tho California fft cHh
bad ls rrIfIr Irf
Dupont street whft ts ut
h.6yC .riUm s m
hrawIsra. Fir
pIeibd treasury "
fgbf r rrirh
which Harry Nrirr
death for thc ciif.af'aa 70
of rrilariur rfrrH fH
attitude of DC r6ioe fas tr
able citizens from rN f
rooms and also prevented tH
monthly rIiEC frhi bfIr
reason Of these C'r.r
rildcd rooms uf fhr t'r
have been aImCe dU
the professional PRIZE H#H
lounges about waiting m .r
20 drink or possibly FffFr mE.H
IL Is well known thai o.. H0 .F
the lovers Of brutal exhibitions rE
direct the California Club ansit. ha
been doing hcrculU8n sefN'.. ir 1r-r
the impending storm 0f HoHr.il ff
aster The club ls heavily ir ithI fHH
members are not paying thcif due fnf
the concern promises shortly inrH.Iara0
The Board Of Directors h8vc hrIi srt
cral meetings 20 devise means ta r1V
outstanding debts but tbg outlook s
not promising.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
STYLES IN HAIR CUTTING.
a Badly shaped Head Can Be Made
Intellectual.

a Badly shaped Head Can Bo Made
Intellectual.
John Ray, a barber, tells the st. Louis
Globe Democrat It is astonishing what a
difference in personal appearance may
be effected by a hair cut. A badly
shaped head may, by sklllful barber,
be made to assume an intellectual cast,
and in very simple way. The intel.
lcCtual head viewed from the front, Is
wider at the top than just above the
ears, and a clever barber, by cutting the
hair short over the ear and gradually
lengthening II to the top Of the head,
may give the greatest dolt an appear.
anCe Of brains and intellectually. The
real shape Of the head Is concealed by
thchair cut, and adds 90 per cent Of good
looks TO the face. They say that the
tailor makes the man, and no doubt he
helps, but claim that the barber does
his part, and II well trained his part Is
by no means contemplate.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
ESCAPED FROM TEE WOREHOUSE.
a Convict who swan the River and
stole a Suit OF clothes.

A Convict Who swan the River and
stole n Suit OF clothes.
Yesterday afternoon Jerry Johnson,
white man, who escaped from the
workhouse, swan the Eastern Branch
Of the Potomac, in order to evade re-
arrest Upon reaching the Anacostia
shore and knowing that he would be
Immediately captured, II detected 10 his
workbouse suit, he entered the house Of
Mrs. Lloyd Nermnlion and demanded
some clothes.
Mrs. Nermillion was alone 10 the
house, but she refused to be frightened
into giving up her husbands Sunday
suit Of clothes, whereupon Johnson
threatened to kin her If she did not.
She ran out doors and gave an alarm,
but in the meantime the escaped con
vict stole a pair Of black pants and a
light coat and succeeded in getting away
with them.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
MARGLED TO DEATH.
a Horse shie- and Throws Man Under
an Electric Car

a Horse shies and Throws Man Under
an Electric Car.
HUDsoS, n. Y, Sept 2j--The
Electric street railroad has been run
ming but three days, and has fatal ac-
oident TO his record Last evening a
young man named Charles W. Paxton
was driving on Warren street In com
pany with a lady when the horses at
tached 10 the wagon took fright az the
rapidly advancing electric car, shied.
and threw Paxton directly beneath the
wheels Of the car. The young man
was truck by the guard In front Of the
car and IL went over him, as did also the
motor between the forward trucks, be-
fore the car could be stopped. In this
position he was pinioned, and 10 get
him out the forward end Of the car had
10 be lifted from the track. Besides a
scalp wound and bad bruises on the
face his collar bone was broken, there
was a compound fracture of the left
thigh, the left ankle was shattered. the
right leg laceTated, and the left foot
badly cut. There were also internal In
juTies. He died within two hours after
the accident.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
TO BE UNITED
A UNION or CENTRAL AMERICAN RE
PUBLICS PROPOSED.
Tho United states Invited 20 send a
Representative - Ezeta Initiates
HHrrisonfs Nepotism-The
treaty Ratified.

NEW YoUK, Sept 23.-The Herald
has the following dispatch from the City
Of Mexico Senor Pou, who leaves here
in a few days for Washington, as Sal
vador's representative in the United
States, carries with him letters to Sec
retary Blaine requesting the United
States TO name a special ard separate
representative of that country 10 Sal
vador. tits understood that President
Ezeta has cabled Senor Pou that the
Salvador Congress has approved Of this
step being taken
The Herdld's special from san Sal
vador says The Salvador Congress has
ratified the full treaty Of peace with
Guatemala as formulated by the Diplo-
matte Corps, with the exception Of
articles three and four, which are 10 be
reformed by a commission to be sent to
Guatemala for that purpose. This rad-
tication Is now nothing more than a
form, as all Of the stIpulaiions Of the
treaty have been complied with in the
election Of President Ezeta
The committee who are TO 60 TO Qua
temala viii consist of a Minister Pleni-
potentiary and two attaches, who are to
carry with them instructions for the
formula Of a new constitutional treaty
between Salvador, Guatemala and Hon
duras. President EZeta has been au.
thorized to name the committee and
will make the appointments some time
during this week. Il is quite probable
that DIR. Francisco Galindo will be
named as the president of the com
mittee and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Guatemala and Honduras.
The brother of the President General
Antonio Ezeta has been named com
mander.in chief Of the Salvador army.
General Guirola continues 20 act as
General Minister, and the President
will form his full cabinet during the
next few days Special envoys are to
be sent from San Salvador TO Mica.
ragua and Costa Rica, and President
Ezeta has expressed his intention Of
having diplomatic agents in each Of the
Central American republics.
A special 10 the Herald from the city
uf Guatemala SAYS A movement Is
afoot here to Induce President Barlllas
10 convene Congress in special session
for the purpose OF ratifying a new
treaty with Salvador.
President Barillas, In an interview,
expressed his willingness to call an
extra session II necessary. The latest
rumor regarding the union Of the Cen
tral American republics Is that Guate-
mala will send a proposal TO the other
four republics of Honduras, Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa Rica 10 invite the
United States 10 send a special delega.
tion 10 the next Central American Union
Congress, and that the five Central
American States accord the United
States a voice and a vote In the Con.
rH4Da
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
INCIDENTS OF A SEA VOYAGE.
PasssngersWhO Had DsliFium Tremsns
While Another Committed saicide.

PasssngersWhO Had DsliTium Tremsns,
While Another Committed suicide.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 23.-The Amer
lean Line steamship Ohio, Captain Sar-
gent, which arrived here from Liver
pool on Sunday, had an eyentful pas
sage. Two Of her passengers, both
ITishmen, were taken with the delirlum
tTemens when the ship was a few days
out, and raised such a disturbance
among the passengers that Il was found
necessary 10 put them IN irons. They
were kept in irons for a week aud they
Tayed like maniacs. Another pas
sengeT, Wm. Petsole, a German, aged
35, committed suicide on September II
by jumping into the sea.
On September II another passenger
Miss Annie Kaign Of Camden, n. j.
died Of pneumonia.
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
Warrington stock E1chanRe.

sales-Regular Call-I2 o'clock m
lincoln Fire lus., 100 a 81; SO a 81. Col.
Title lns., 700 a68. Pneumatic Gun Car
riage, 100 =, 100 a ]; 100 al.
Miscellaneous Bonds - U, 3. Electric
Lights lstl 6's, 100; Y. 8, Electric Light
2d, 6's, 100; W. & g. K. K. lO4O 6's,
R'93-123, 1895 w. & G. Convertible, 6's,
-; Masonic Hall Assn, SIS, o 1895, l07;
Wash. Market Co., lst Mort, 6's, 40,
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, ll6; lnpd &
seaboard Co., 6's, g 1897, =; Wash. 1t.
Infantry, LIST, 6's, 1904, 9s; Wash. 1t. In
fantTy, %, rs, 1904, 9S; Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser. A, 6s, li6; Wash. Gas Light Co.,
Ser. b, 6's, III; Hygienie lee Company, lst
MORT 6s, -i American Security and
National Bank stocks-Bank OF Wash
ngtOn, 450, Bank Of Republic, 265; Metro
politan, 2d0; Central, 270; seeoud, 20;
Farmers and Mechanics, lS5; Citizens,
1905 Columbia, 10, Capital, 10: West
End, y9i; Traders l25; lincoln, llSl,
Railroad Stocks - Washington aud
Georgetown, -; Metropolitan, l6Oi Co
lumbia, 20; Capitol and North % street,
63; lexington and Soldiers Home, dsi
Georgetown aud IennalytoWn, 53i Bright
wood, -.
Insurance -Firemen's. A; Frank
I'm, so; Metropolitan, 20; National Union,
20; Arlington, IT'S; COrcoTan, IS; Colum-
hia, l6{; GeTman-American. 40. Potomac,
50; Riggs, S; Peoples So; Lincoln, 81!
Title Insurance stOcks-keal Estate
Title, l25; Columbia Title, 6li Washington
Title, -.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W Washing
ton Gas, 46!; Georgetown Gas, IS; U. s
Electric Light, l65.
Telephone StOc Ocks-Penusylvania 26,
Chesapeake and Potomac, ~ American
GTaphOph0ne, log.
Miscellaneous SI0cks.-Wa Washlngt0u Mar
ket Co, l6i; Washington Brick Machine
Co, 365; Great Falls lee Co., 200; Bul
Run Panorama Co, -; National safe De
posit, 230; Washington safe Deposit, l35
Washington Loan aud Trust CO. 4ii Ns-
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, &; American
Security aud Trust Co., 641; Lincoln Hall,
-. Hygenic lee Co., -; Iuter-OceaH
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
MRS. BIRCHALL DISCHARGED.
The Grand Jury rail 10 Find True
Btli Against Her.

Bill Against Her,
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Sept 23-The
court. room was even more densely
packed when court opened this morn
ing than it was yesterday. Mrs Birch
al end her sister, Mrs. Westjones oc-
Cupicd seats. Both were veiled and
were dressed well and In good taste.
Mrs. Birchall looks ten years older than
she did last March, when she was a
prisoner at Baldwln's boarding house
at Niagara Falls. She Is very thin aud
pale and marks Of suffering are indeli-
bly, fixed on her face.
The grand jury In the case Of Mrs.
Birchall reported mo bill'' this morn
ing on the charge against her Of being
accessory to the murder BirChall came
into court with his old iaunty debonnair
expression. He was fresh shaved. well
brushed, dapper looking aud as nervy
as ever. The case opened with the
cross examination Of Pelly by Mr..
Blackstock. 1t developed nothing in
partiCular
The daily critic., 1890-09-23
RETURNED TO WORK
The strike az the stoek Yards Settled
for the Present.

The strike az the stoek Yards Settled
for the Present.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The strike al the
stock yards will probably be settled
without further trouble. A meeting was
called last evening and Superintendent
Law persuaded the men 10 60 10 work
until he could investigate the matter
IL Is said that the strike was merely an
effort on the part of the disc0ntents 10
secure positions for men who had lost
their jobs IN tue recent strike al the
yards. Superintendent Law said that
the trouble amounted 10 little and that
everything would run smoothly from
now on. The men say that unless the
non -uniOnists are removed they will all
20 out