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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

tor for membership. Buiu meetings were
ne q With closed doors and I; wss impossi-
bic 70 Initiate al o. those who hAd applied
for admission, A IL was, however, % re-
crui's were admitted ard there sre nearly
ltJ more Nhu are waiting 20 be elected and
admitted.
l; is estimated tbs, throughout the city
t.ists wsts nearly 80 men who would b
iniIiatet In re different unlons during the
coming week.
AT oTEKB PLACES.
The ca.peniers' st.iks IN Chicago vss
settled Monday. TIE papers were signed
By both sides concerned 10 tue arbitration.
rne demands OF the journeJmen were
yranted.
TIE majority OF the strikers in the plan
ing mills, box factories and sash, door and
bind factories tn Chi ago returned 10 work
Monday a. the bosses terms OF 10 hours
work per day.
All bur one-third OF the contractors In
Aii|auFee have grantet the demands Of
The carpenters for al eiRhi.honr day. The
men hAve decided 70 remain a. WORK for g
Ts8k longer 10 alive tbs reuaiping con-
rse'ors an opportunity to consider tho
question.
Tho steam filters in Bas;on have been
srsriad q Minis hour day.
A Dispatch from Helena, Montana. says
tbA, ~ Livingston Smelling oompSpy and
'te Great Falls sneltiGg Company havs
closzi down. Thee Is rum1r thst the
| closing is preliminary step towards a
combination between them.
n. cobctmeu and be employees o. the
street CIR ana cnGibas lines in Havana,
Cub, WHO have b--u On strike, have re.
.uEsi Sork. Tho garbage coliectors.
slangh.erer-' taen aid many Tall way hands
struck wolK yesterday. The strikers are
! orderly.
HALIFAX, n. S., Hay 6.-The journey.
men bakers have demanded AZ increase
| o. pay ani reduction OF hours to 10,
and viii strike Friday If refused, They
row receive - per week and work Is or
10 hours dny.
QUfScY, Mass, May G.-The granite
cutters nave voEsl to ASK the msnutac-
tursrs TO tszq secret ballot on rs cents
an lonr, as minimum ~ a substitute
/ ;ar admitting the trouble TO arbitration
l nfsEgs Bscx 70 THEIR WORE.
1 srGfSo VALLEY, LIS. May 6.--The
I $40 coal miners Who have been idle
since last Wednesday waiting su adjust
meDt Of wsges for the coming year voted
/ yesterday to return to work until the
ARRIVAL Of President Scott OF tta 5priag
Valley Coal Company. Mr. Scott has
| promised to meet the men here on OF
before May 18Th.
J2ISERs I;sI ON THEIR TEENS.
BATH. Ne, Hay 6.--Ibe jginers, at i
meeting to day, voted not TO return (.
| work until thelr demands ere Rooeded to.
They want s2.75 per day and nine hour,
on Saturday. Tie snip builders are Will,
ing to pay 25t cents per hear.
BLOCKING TIE EMPLOYMENT OF ITALIANS
BosroS, MASS, May ct is given on
on good authority that IL ]. r. Squire fill
the places OF his strikers with Italian
hat all longshcremen and freight hand
Terra will be prepared to check the distri
tion Of his goods.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

IN 3 scheme OF profit sh4tics, he owners
declaring thste vas 40 mA.si1 Tor tie
iRoOrsrs. Az execniivs session OF ious
b5urs hy toe WofEnsn's representative
followed the hnEi adi )ufnneni OF the i)in,
conference. dee.s'oa 10 strike wA4 ,ha
result. Tbs iadiaua nj gers and cpstator3
a % failed 10 reach AZ understanding sGd
a strike IL that state Il Also not inprob21s
ALL QuiET IN Bus1Os.
Bosr0s, Nay N.-Ihe strike Of the car.
peltefs Is proceeding In d pesesable ani
quiet manner. This morning 800 Of The
men reported az the headquarters. IN the
ielensop, and 30 minutes later Waking
Delegate Ciiukard mounted the platform
ard made brief atdress, reviewing tae
causes ttst led to The STRIFE.
On Thursday. he said. SIS men had be5l
detailed Tor picket duty. Tnsre wsrs Ia
shops and joDs Investigated, prnc!p ally
those Of members az be CiTp-Gte' Builder
Association and nnly 55 men were At WORK
at thess places, Is OF these men lett wor-
and joiDed the strikers Several Others
promised 10 do 50 saturday night hus S'l.
work TIL thsn A. tbeS want a igii wsss's
pay. Just / $50 zen went out yesterday.
cIaAk MAEERs rHsowS OCT or w-RK.
spRIsGYl.LD, Mas, May 2,-The Spring.
field OlPar Manufacturing CoTpaDy NJ
close IL factory SATURDAY r.sht, th.oSins
i large numEer Of htnds out Of employ.
u at. They formerly operated E nor.
uuioa shop and since resuiainR union price
claim they Eaye rot been able 10 raise their
ioboinR rates prap9r;ionAfeiy.
The ngS FORCING THs ISSUE.
EALIN. Mass, Hay Ate carpenters
VINO have bssl wo king 10 hours g dAg
quit ~ 8 p. m, ylE erthY. instead OF G. Tue
bosses will hold q meeting 10 decide what
-
deduction from me pay strike will result.
EE1TLZaZET N LANCASTER
LAscssTEg, "a. Nay 2.-IDs strike Of
Mclaughlin & Gsseii's carpenters has
ended by thsse contractors couoed.nt
union pEIees and hours 10 their employee.
Contractor B.ukley was Obliged 70 dir
charge q noa-1nioa brickiayer to EySid IA
strike Of the brickAgsrs working 70. him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
WA0E WCKKEss.
Fhe Chicago Carpenters' strike Set
IIed-dL nrciIt. lInkrrn AIrIkr

tIed-CizArcitg Makers sIrIke.
TINS carpenters strike In Chicago was
finally EetIled Tuesday, when representa-
lives OF the Carpenters Council and tho
new Boss Carpenters and Builders Assoc
citation met and signed the agreement
Th!ch vas reached by the arbitration COM
mittee on Monday. The men are given an
rlght.hour day and the minimum pay will be
35c3nt7au hour until August Isl, whom it will
be Increased 10 37I csnts an hour.
By order OF the AmRlggmated Associa-
tion Ut Iron and Steel Workers, the en-
ploYes Of the sunbury nail mill, OF Sun
bury, Pa, struck Tuesday against a ro-
dlrtion Of % per cent on the dollar on the
lSB per coat card paid them for tenpenny
ndl,B,
There are but four large firms and few
small ones In Nav York still holding on.
against the demands made BY the car-
pen'ets.
The iners in Bath, Maine, are on strike
for SIt5 per day and ninr hours on SAtur-
dsv. me shlp builders are willing TO pay
25i fen'. per hour.
Ia consequence OF tho strike OF tho $50
vs. Verj OF The Ssvhurgh steam mills, In
NGgburgh, New iDrg, GU Monday, at the
wUrEH have to , closed. Ne&rly 400 per-
sons arr ont 81 gorE.
The lpurIaytasn bakers In Warrington,
| D o., Tue day II aided q reduction IA
hours from IL 70 10 per day. with nSf an
hour for lunch. Their demand was granted.
The ilurGsymen b4kar5 IN H4!itAx, Nova
Scotia, huvs demanded an increase Of pay
| AMI 10 ilc,iDl Of hours TO 10.
cigar IT. naKers Ia several factories In
Havana, cubs, vent On strife Tuesday,
A contract was made Tuesday by witch
the United States government oTduane,
works o. Boston will bs moved to Eas
Chattanooga, Tenn, ~ once. The com,
! ntny guarantees 10 pat ia works to cos'
| S30NlO ard e'GpioY over 5000 skilled ms,
auhnics. Composition Of cheap southern
iron forced tho removal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

PHiIADELPHIA, May 6.--The Wills OF two
millionaires were admitted to probate To-
day. t ut Of Thomas Drake, VINO leaves
an estate valued at $i,5OO,0OO, contains
charitable bequests amounting to Sl05 900
and contingent bequest OF his residuary
estate, Witch may amount to millions, 10
FOUND the Thomas anu Matilda Drake COL
lego Tor girls on the same plan az Glrard
D9llese. by the Will OF George y. Pepper,
OIL sl,g61 900 is specifically divided to this
various hospitals. homes and schools of
Philadelphia, and the residuary estate Ia 20
De divided to these same institutions pro
rata, 60 that the entire estate goes 10 chilIl-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
~ az nANn1 ~ ! mon.
Eg,a,oay STRIKER. Hold Possession OF
lstreesona yHUl Dispersed by SOL

EgsntDuy Sir,Tg@rt zEoId Possession OF
lsnrgesona UnuI Dispersed by SOL
dleTs.
BARCELONA, ARy In.-The Iiotous
strikers hn!d complete possession Of this
city yesterday Tor time. They stopped
the srem cara uud threw one from the
tracks and spaenhed il to pieGss. Bodies
Of strikers proceeded to the various
printing Offices ihruurhout the city and
by thrsE,s compelled the oou posters to
leave their work. In consequence no
newspapers wore pubiiBhed yesterday.
PiAcATds have beal scattered broadcast
urEing the strikers to pillage the city.
Tas mounted pullco charged TIE rioters
hnt the latter resisted and attacked the
police, hna,ly compelling them 10 retire.
Ia the evening three regiments arrived
il the city aud the governor issued q
proclamation threatening death to any of
the strikers who interfered with the
liberty OF the men who we're willing to
work. The G0b became ooWsd at thu
ii-m attitude OF the authorities and the
appearance OF tho military and slowly
81 gpctasd AT midnight quietness pre-
vailed aud the stre0ts were comparatively
deserted but it il feared that further riot
Ing Will eecEr.
Az DUAL, THE ANARcHiBTs.
tbs Anarchists nre actively engaged in
attempting to foment trouble aud they
have called meetings to be held in SOW
ertl placss in various pats OF tho coun-
Try on iundoy. They declare that the
time has arrived for the beginning of the
social revolution.
srBIHEBs PABADINo THE STREETS.
PARIS, May 3.-Ihe strike at rourooinR
hes bnuolne general and the strikeEs are
parsding tie s.rsots ard stopping all
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
STflNas ntaIs E4nsHsr.
over 10000 Nisn Went Out in chi
cMnO mimi llrrnInn.

CHcL0p. may 2.-!he BigLai vas given
this morning AMI the iron mouders In
mot q the large manufacturing establish.
tnsut- Of Chicago wsrt out on strike ~ Z
o'el9cs, or rG'hrr they declilai to 10 70
worE At the rt rates.
The flr07 uuier the furnaces Of the Male.
nhle itDH works wsre bsukpi this
morning the Is mgulis-s there hav.
tng dCclin d 70 resum w3rs. They
apksd for tho eight huur day aud a
uniform rh'e d wages. This wae refused.
There are ! ,GfO mon employed AZ the Male
abe iron work Rad II the IN uliers' strife
continues long tho plant will be compelled
% shut down. The men simply daclinCd 10
rstufn 70 The taeos this morning and
piokt'p yer ta1 Hb0nt this works 10 see
that no nor Ion men went 70 work.
~ m" H"C1Tmick Harvesting machine
E0FEs laO r1oulBsrs rr,C. ed 10 20 70 work
Al tEH m1u.ders' helpers arc also out aud
the s'flte threatens tosptesi 70 tho balance
81 the employees ~ thr works, which en-.
p'oY7 10 men. The m9uldar s also posted
bicEts Al bis place and sny attempt 10
PIT n1r-Un1n men 10 worE will be met
with 'aru.Esi rNsip'gnog
The s'riks spreAi u q msu Il Richard.
sons eat niishmsnt and 10 u lulfsrs Re.
in-ed - ~ % work, All the mou'ders VI
ArldiEA ieon inunirg BrIck. There were
~ meO ON p'Dyei tAHTs.
Inc ! !BO.P steel Company granted 40
ui 'hFir mpuldsrs the elicit hour day and d
4rrk. Wes aertted. Tho neullers en-,
| pioyed 1t II" Dserirg Rsrpar Works aud a
number Of mBcLinista struck thtg morning
Tao fairtank Crnntug Company has 10
fused tho u4gnd u he 5JD employees for
| eight hyufH day, aId = strike will b.
! insugurhtei Monday. Eiytty o1Gper4
| atruGk this morning. Ten thulsgn! ON.
| plrYes IN Tho sgsh, door and blind faotOrirp
planting mills and othar auoh lines OF bugi
{ F...4 - .sH. utUNlE . a..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
ON pVahD WOeK ES.
Every tbing " as quiet Ia Paris THIS
NiorniH2-AtrnnE or the Dem-
ON1tHaIiDn.


Every tbinR " a. Quiet ia Paris Thts
acknowledgements Tor the Dcni-
OnptSnItOn.
PANS, MAY l--9 SO m.-There he's
been no di4tu, b0vc4 more mp 10 this hour
All lie qntet on the houieTRris ia the out.
lying aec'iohs Of the city, vale the cen
trail quarters wear their usual nspeit This
shops throughout tAe city, with the ex-
oepIion OF those devoted 20 tho sale OF
hrsarnis and Rmm0aitioa, nre o m and
business ia beng carried on % u.nal.
'ihU RaA men aud gAa f!cGsls iGauzur-
strd their sirtks this " rgigg. Mn.
FertOui l3audiH and LactiYy Socialists,
of the chsnb-f Of dtFu*.5s ;, NO b'ii' per-
feeling TIC prrapRemspt ~ tao d5uon.
| q ratiin 81 the vOrknlynes.
Neon Dispatches from Aarssi)lss, BOr-
detuf, Nancy, houhtix aid Lille shy
tina. no disturbances have occurred IN
any o. those plaocH and that tranquility
prevail ia tie strs1ts.
tngrAmaG 10 jim TuE rtaspE.
FEuLfS, 1sy ia 3O-ag this hour
email geul a Of workin2Iaen are gather
| ing IN he strobts d, az to be rg"iy 20 JOIN
! in tIu labor parade. Ne Disturbance mas
been reported IRON any qlsTter.
Noon Qlitt con tsuss TO prevail
! throughout tho eltiEs city and tba gtreots
bear theit normal sppoarlses, in canao.
quenca either of the MOTTO isBne1 "
thn en- layers, threatening to discharge
tho employees who Abaentad thensslvoB
irrm WORK 70 taxa part in the Labor dem-
OnHira'i0n, or to the apathy OF the men
ih.m aYas. Tue Loswe factory, isYRs
establishment, beesn work this morning
with patriy fnli foIca, ttcro being but
10 dnBantsea. OF I'LL the hRnis employed
in Fristc- i Hoaanau's sewing riaohine
factory, another large nolcesn, ouly i've
failed to report Tor worS tx ths Usnsl
hous. A large nnInS1, OF persons, how
ever, Gra making the day holiday and
Ato waiting CinGuGa,d Aal csi9r suburban
reEorta.
Nc STREET rARADrs IN VIENNA,
VIr1HA, My l--I30 y. m.--Despite
tho blie' that tie iGbar demonstration
ia tlis city would BIZ attended b. grave
t'isutder-, there hSB as yes been no dis.
turblvcs whatever. Thure hsvs been M
Btre5t parade, mt msatinRa are being
held in vsrous hnls, which arc attended
10y the 'arsor nnr.iOa Of tha worhingmen
IN the city. No atisrnaOn papsTB will be
Issued today AZ the urln.ers are ell
taxing pert IL tL4 Mey day tetes.
l,t00,UOo sTurKrRs IN AUSTRIA.
HLa strike mgvaA III ii the provinces
is spreading. h IL calculated that
Throughout AratFia and Hungary 600, 00t
men have alss ay Hsfu0k or tarpaten Il
| a,riks.
: TBE cay ABEoiD-- DLooDsEED IN PARIS
PASS. MsY 2, 1870 3. m.-Ths MUM
cipAl gosrfs loft the Hotvl dc Vile at
; O'Clock. Upon their departure che oIow(
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Vie situation in tlhwauLeo GiveS
No Promise OI Immediate Tr0uhia.
MILWAUKEE Via, aIaY LIN Mil
YANKEE the demand Of the uaion csrpou
tess sos The adoption Of the eigh. hour
Hyst1na WAS not coupled with detnagd
for inareaGsl wageg, and ~ the men gsrn
viking to beccpt eight houFs my tor
eight hours work the movement has met
with no strong oppo7llon on tho pErt Of
thsir eMploycrn. Tha Contracting Gnr
psntorf AsG0ciati0n declined a. q body
TO formally declare Ia favor OF eight
hours, and many individual members OF
the association, including the president,
hsvs announced that tboy viii conform
W tho wishes Of the men. Those VINO
hive taken this Htapd inclnde tho load
ing contractors in the city and tho iad-
cations nra that il any striking IN done
by the Milwaukee, carpenters IL will he ia
cEBcs WHARF individual contractors iLAiHt
on retaining tie tsa.hour system.
The Malonh and BncklaYtr5' Union
bns rosolved to help tho carpsEtrr by
atOppinR work on all BUILDINGS under
contract By men who refuau 10 LCleOe ID
the demands OF the unian.
Al the mass Meeting las. night, Which
lasted until nearly midnight reeainti3Ar
we've adopted requesting no Cgb.fRItl.s
TO grant the dGmsnd for nlpitt aOulr tnt
ohnuge 10 take place ON Fltlgv. NAV "a
Sunday might aputhUr mee;lug Wi. b,
held, at WHOM rspDrtg about the sitah
ton are 20 b, sauI.ittei. u the tasn lheI
should not hayp Carried Their uuint tho,
viii 90 cut. A nUmbHr o. non -unipp mel
juiaOi ;hu union. Il was RlHo Fasgiyst
~ nn1nIFnla "a 1, .,k -.
Working.
iast niRht's parade Of tho 6niun car
ponterB vas participates in by shout nv
men. As th'y mdTchci thro.ifh "a
streets thew AprssBsd the spectators witt
tie idea that they we're thoroughly il
snrnr4t in thor sndegYJr 60 secure N
eight hour working day and determine
10 carry thpis pGilt, quietly II s4,blS
but II NECESSARY w.lIDg to 70 out o
strike.
cOaPrRB TO ErAND TOGETHER.
KANSAS LIIY, MO-, Msy Mart!
Markham, secretary N The Packing haai
Cpopers' Onion, received q telegram vol
ttriag from Il. n. Eurkeqsy, secretary Z
t''e Chicago Union, stating that the On
csRo men have decided to strike Tor siyi
hrusa aud ask!us him to notify III. Il sngg
CITY GD11crs. MarhtuJ rop led t..st y
coopers from this CITY would attempt I
MI Sgoapoies IN OhloR9o bat tlR, tae
would Htaod cold IN support OF n
strisars. There IL nc prospect 81 B.rtk
among the rOyYsrH hero.
kANs.a ClIG 40 Slsy The E.,is
of tie roopers employed by jones' {
kalIy RgMpsta2 FER osnt reduction
wages was cnda-. last night b5 ,hs en-
ployer rocedng. Ths men, 40 In mus
her, 60 10 Work to-day.
NO TROUBLE IN NTuNRAPoLIs.
hINNEAPoiIB MINN. May TT
eiRhthouf DAY sg,istlon u not hkeiy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
A man who has precticed medicine for
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TepI Whist ma anvu. ~oN>A ,


TOLEDO. O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. II. j, Cheney d o.-Gentlemen /.
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medicine fot most 40 years, and would saw
that IN all my practice and experience have
never scsn preparation that l oould
prescribe with IS much confidence OF suc-
cess as ! can Halls uatarrh Cure, manu-
featured by you. Have prescribed 1t a
great many times and It's effect Is wonder
iul, and would say In conclusion that [
HAYS yet TO mad oase OF oatarrh that It
would not cure. II they would take 1t accord
Ing to directions.
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ONCE, 2i5 summit st,
We will gIva slO0 tor any case oil eatarrh
that can not be cured with Halls Catsrrh
Cure. Taken Internally.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

PhiIndelphIn Employ ers Consents
ting to Pay s3.I5 Per Day for Nine
xs0uTs' WoFk-Jhe strike in
Chicago settied-Ikevies OF the
labor Field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08
Mo.s A4nDn raouBhss.

Disconreht Among the Miners over
the EaIIurc oi the Conference.
CsIclao Nsy 3-Lhe tfse, Of the
fsiluro Of the coal mine operators and the
miners Of Illinois to reach an agreement
81 their recent conference here Is bsgip-
ming 70 appssr in nuTmuts Of discomfort
among toe niacrs ct va,iors points
hfoUJhnut the state. AT Lincoln 100
miners Htruck yesterday BY order OF the
Federation Of Trade,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

CHICAGO May 3.-Thrse hundred sash,
blind and do1r workers on s.riks at the
c. J. L. Meyer & Sons Compsny's works,
are ofisred eight hours aui eight holrb
pay by the A:m this morning. This was
refused. The men demand eight hours
WORK and nine hoarl dsy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

RrsTos NAB, May 3-At meeting
o. ths ,ockes-out ffs4 stone cutters last
uf2ht Il was shoTa that no one cutteE had
gone "a work ia the locked-gut yards and
PRESIDENT Curley cisimsd that from reli.
Atls sourcos o. information he VA. war
Tanted in saying that tue New Eng and
irasstans oDutrart1rs did not have 80 out
terra in their employ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Chica1U's lEopHIrr Parade New
suIL' irnnmuIThpon SoIuelV hat
OF ~ F'aSie a Sson0raIiY QuIet
s'ny Ai' 0vns rho A.abOE World.
CuioAdo, May 2 -Ths parade ytstnr.
day IIsu.noou, WAS abVRt toas miles long.
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nrpHovED ~ ApcunI.nop wALsu.

DrnLiN, May 2.-At u Meeting yesterday,
ArcpUleGop Wa u asversli reprohcheJ the
b rlkiER railway employees, sN5ing Etnt they
wer3 not jistilird la leaylnR ineir work
without saving notice. HI proposed 10 pre-
riGa Uyar ballot which should decide
whether the strikers would consent to re-
turn to work or would leave the settlement
Il their cause 10 arbitration. Ills proposal
YVES adoptei
81 ST BKRTIS woRKMGs WORKED.
gERLlS. nay 2.-Ths ttou foundries and
machine factories union kept record OF
tie men who absanted thampe.vss from
work yb.tsrtaY. Out ~ 1888 mon en-.
plcytd 10 GU factories 1895 Rcre absent. Ia
Egnburg 1000 mnl remained from work
and attended picniCs held IN the environs.
Ihsre was no liaoflnc during me day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

hINNEAPoiIs MrSS. May The
eiRhthout DAY sg,tstl0n u not hkeiy W
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

Ahmpnrsry rue Whs called In the sash,
door aud blind mills strlks this morning,
the employers coaceiinR the strikers de-
inanda for 'he dag, pending conference
vi Ii the men and with eaoh other The
en- overs say that they cannot afford to
eve their men tie eiaht-hour day unless il
becomes general among thar competitors.
Between this ttilo an Monday they will
try TO learn the status u affairs in this
espect and IL tue concession cannot be
made general the truos will, At the end OF
thEt time, be declared of and the strike
viii DO on agG'n,
A HTRlKE THAT sEEHs COMPILER.
RrsTos NAB, May 3-At meeting
o. ths ,ockes-out ffs4 stone cutters last
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WASHINGTON FOHICS.
HonorS Paid to Kentucky's Statesman
by Congress.
SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED.
senator Stewart OF Nevada Ex-
presses His Views on the
Jones Silver Bill.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nzoonD.usIOu.l
KENrUcKY's DEAD.
Funeral Services in the Senate Chamber
Largely Attended

Funeral Services in the Senate Chamber
Largely Attended.
WASHINGTON, May 6th.-The funeral of
Senator Beck took place to-day in the Sem
ate Chamber, and notwithstanding the in
clement weather the galleries were crowded
early, and many were unable TO secure ad-
mlttance. At 10 o'clock the remains were
escorted from Congressman Breckinridge's
residence by the Committee of Arrange
ments and the Joint Congressional Com
mittee to the Senate Chambers, where thev
were laid in state in the marble-room, and
were viewed by many thousands of friends
of the bluff old Scotchmsn.
AT II o'clock the Senate convened and
listened TO prayer by Chaplain Butler.
After the reading of the journal, The order
of exercises was read and entered upon the
journal. The Senate then took recess until
1870 o'clock.
At l2:50 the House of Representatives
entered the Senate Chamber in a BODY and
were assigned to seats. Speaker Reed took
seat beside President (pro tempore) In
gals. The Supreme Court followed, with
Chief Justice Fuller at the head. The
diplomatic Corps came next, the President
and Secretaries Blaine, Window, Tracy.
Noble, Proctor and Rusk. and Postmaster
General Wanamaker were next admitted
and assigned seats in the front. The re-
mains were then brought in, escorted by
the honorary pail committees. etc.
and followed by mourners aud took places
in front of the presiding officers desk.
President pro tempore ingalls, raped the
assemblage to order. DR.. Bullock, ex-
Chaplain of the Senate, invoked divine
blessing and read chapter from the Cos
pei. Chaplain Butler then read from the
funeral service of the Lutheran ritual and
followed it with a long prayer. This
ended the services and the remains were
taken to the depot to be conveyed By spe-
cial train to Lexington, KY, for burial.