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The harness makers who went on strike a
QKane's shop anticipate an early settlement O
the difficulty In their favor.
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until she took half a dozen bottles, and now she
IS perfectly well. For nearly fifteen years she
was unable TO wal around, but now she can
walk well as ever" T. +. BLAKE, Druggist,
San Francisco, with c. F. Richards s. Co., Whole
sale Druggists.
a Point for You.
II you want blood purifier or strengthening
medicine, you should get the best Ask for
Hoods Sarsaparia, and insist upon having il.
Do not lei any argument or persuasion influence
you to buy what you do not want. Be sure TO get
tile ideal medicine, Hoods Sarsaparia.
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THE CORINTHIANS.

The Wire Workers.
1t is reported that all The wire workers OF the
nifu ara IdIa
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1t is not exaggeration to say that Hoods Sar.
saparilla does possess curative power Peculiar to
Itself, and vastly superior TO other medicines 1t
is only stating the simple FACT.
This is proven by the extraordinary cures
Hoods Sarsaparilla is continually accomplish.
ing, often in cases where other preparations have
signally failed and where the best medical skill
has not met with success.
For scrofula In every form, and all the dis
eases or affections arising from Impure blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla, if given a FAIR TRIAL, may
be relied upon 10 effect the desired result.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block In the center OF San Francisco. 1t is the
model hotel Of the world Fire and earthq quake
proof. Has five elevators. Every room is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy
of access from broad light corridors. The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof broad balconies carriage-way and tropt-
cal plants, are features hitherto unknown in AmerI-
can hotels Guests entertained on either the Amer
lean European plan. The restaurant Is the finest
In the city. Secure in advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL.
no7u San Francisco, Cal.
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GLORY FOR STANLEY.
Dukes and Princesses Testify to
His Greatness.
GAVE ENGLAND 4 NEW WORLD
DR.. Peters Walking Over Blsek Cerpess
- she Nyaans Csunsxy-Gssunny's
Csaenial Policy seeded.

Loxpox, MAY a-The Geographical So
ciety's reception to StAnlsv ct Albert hall
this evening Vas . notable event The
Prince and Princess Of Walss. the Duke Of
Edinburgh, the Duke OF Cambridge. the
Duke Of Teck, the Duke Of Fife. the Dnks
of Argyle. the Count OF Paris and many
other notahles we're present Princesses
Of the roya family headed the ulumPnM
procession which conducted Stanley and
his colleagues into the hall The president
OF the society presented medal 10 Stanley
with an appropriate speech.
Stanley returned his thanks md pro-
ceeded 70 narrate his adventures, assisted
BY chart. The Prince Of Wales moved :
vote of thanks to Stanley and the Duke OF
Edinburgh seconded the motion The
medal presented Stanley is of gold
Copies IN bronze were presented 70 Ill OF
his colleagues.
In the course OF his speech Stanley said
carpers had asked what Was the utility
of the expedition. He replied that the
gain to humanity vas great The
expedition opened up . new, rich and
productive region, and would enable
them to teach millions of degraded human
beings that in vegetable products they
would find something Of vaster value than
the flesh of their fellow creatures. II was
no exaggeration to say that every mile
traversed would serve in the future to ex-
tend British commerce. industry and enter
prise. Finally. they had extended British
possessions to the eastern limits of the
Congo. adding territory covering thous-
ands Of miles without force Of arnaA
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10 kavagos . Texas County aud Ruins
Homes sad Crops.
INV O1LRASs. May 5-The Roayune's
6rantsburg. Tex. special says: A great
cyclone visited Salt Greek, in the eastern
portion Of Hood county, yesterday after
noon The beginning Of serious trouble
vas ~ the residence of Lee
Rhodes, twelve miles east OF that place.
Miss Della Carmichael. aged Il. vas in
stanfiy killed, also Mary Carmichael, aged
l. and the little baby of Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs.
Rhodes and her i2-year-old daughter,
Nora. are seriously hurt and NAV die.
Mrs. Gibbs and her 10-year-old daugher.
Teliie. were injured. Other children in the
house we're bruised.
At Fail Greek John ManIey's house was
wrecked and he was seriously injured.
Charlie Houston's house was demolished
and Mrs. Rushing hurt. A dozen other
houses were damaged and the inmates
we're more or less severely hurt
AT Acton four people were killed and q
number seriously injured. Many houses
were demolished in that vicinity.
AT Robin creek, in Hood county, eight
persons were killed, FIVE of whom belonged
10 the family of Mr.. Gearge Griffin.
"A heavy hail storm fell throughout the
section. doing immense damage TO crops.
News from Graham, in Young county,
says heavy hail storm fell there yester-
day. The hail completely ruined crops
and vegetation, wheat, oats and corn being
completely beaten down into the ground.
Ine fruit crop in that section are ruined.
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ALONG MEN OF HONOR.
HarIk Language and Sluxxing
Before CIaytea COMMITTEES.
= Lswrs-s FAcs SMASHED.


LsrrIs Rccx. Nay A-A large number
q negroes testified before the fnvsstigas-
ing co@mittes tcdsy that they voted for
Caayspn for opngrssA This svsnink. when
Ma Thomas Hooper had finished hss 49,
tiEony. in which she acknowledged that
she w&s acquainted with Safler. Carroll
Armstrong arose and said; There has
ben seme foul charges made against
the people OF Norriliton and Con-
wsy county by the moushpiece
Of Powell Clayton I desire 70
enter m appeal and appearance for the
people Of Conway county | insist that
this COMMITTEES shall subpnna witnesses
from among the people Of Conway county
70 rafuse the charges that have been made
by shas infamous and vie slanderex.
No sooner had Armstrong uttered these
words than Judge Mcclure sprang from
his seas and struck him in the face. The
courtroom was packed and everybody was
on his feet.
Colonel W. H. H. Clayton reached for
his pistol
Hold on cried Powell Clayton. "we
don Z want any Of that
Friends caught hold Of Armstrong, who
vas struggling desperately to get ~ Judge
Mcclure. and after short tussls led him
out Of the room
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OFF TO THE SEAL ISLANDS.
The Arago Sails to Alaska for the New
Leases

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The steamer
Arago, which has been chartered BY the
North American Commercial Company 10
run 10 St Paul and St. George Islands,
sailed for the North today. she had been
taking on stores at the Mission street
wharf for the past two weeks. and went
out equipped with everything necessary
for the campaign against the fur-bearinr
seals. She is expected 10 return TO this
port during the first week in August with
%, 600 skins.
Superintendent Tingse. OF the North
American Commercial, has charge o. the
expedition, and viii receive for the com
pany the property 10 be turned over TO il
by the Alaska company. Professor Elliott,
accompanied by his vile and tao children.
went with the expedition in tie interest OF
the Smithsonian Institution. lie expects
30 collect some valuable specimens Miss
Tsngle, daughter OF the superintendent.
and Mrs. Or. Luts, wife Of the physician at
the Islands and fifteen men. were aboard
of the Arsro.
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A symsoiseai Wedding.

NJ. Atfred Ngtkinser. OF Syracuse, n. y q
grandson OF the famous Aholitsoutss. samuel J
May. IL reported TO ee engaged 10 Miss winuse
Davis, daughter of the late 1srsrson Davss and
lovingly kH0wn tarouga tbs sogra a. the
Daughter OF rhe Caafsdsraey" II the report in
true. the e+eE; viii form Q rrsnantie ending To
tae long strife between ScFtb ami soH1a- Ths
prospective greaz Is entities! % hearty con-
srazalsfions for Miss Davis 10 5Gssiy beloved and
admired ny a. WAC know har noble eEsllsser OF
mind sn5 heart she - i3ozsxet by the Southern
people. r0s oals because she 10 the dsaghter Of
tAsiF great leader. bas ss4i acre because she is
q nohse Azt besrsifss character. q womsnly
wczasn skacs ~ tts soath hss always mAsss is
tss&l Tyre. sas - Furthermore . graceful snd
abe writer. wasose sazatrss Arc nos nRlse6 b.
azy sectional eoazixrseaS
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"Miss" or Madam. !"

A Washington avenue storekeeper saws:
II have instructed ali my clerks to ad-
dress ali customers a. madam had TO
issue an order OF some kind. A woman
came here the other day one of my clerks
addressed her As Miss Now. you wonldn {
suppose that sny woman would take af-
front az that. would you? Well. the Gus
toner 20 whom refer did. and I had 10
leave my desk and go to the clerk and
speak 90 him in manner that I was
ashamed Of after. just to please the
woman. One Of my saleswomen, few
days before. had addressed young won an
"a madam and that raised row. The
young woman fairly screamed aud made
al sorts Of threats. So | issued an order
that madam snonld be applied indiscrim-
inatsly 20 al women who come 20 my
store
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COMPRESSED DISPATCHES.

The California division Of Sons of Vet
Grams is holding its fourth annual session
at Chico.
The temperature at Q. m. yesterday
was: New York, g.; New Orleans, II; St
Louis, IS; Cincinnati, 81; Chicago, IS;
Winnipeg, "a.
were arrested at San Francisco yesterday
on . charge of killing Gustav Berner. q
shoemaker. who died last week from in.
juries received in March.
II. A. Hayes, OF Aberdeen, Wash. has
made application to the comptroller of the
currency for authority to organize the First
National bank of that place.
Robert FURY. doyen OF the French pant
ers, died yesterday, aged 90 years
The old directors and officers of the Chi
cago, Santa Fe & California railroad were
s-elected at the annual meeting yesterday
4 The trial OF Clarity for killing Tom
Barnes in Redding, Cal. began at Redding
yesterday.
The proposition to bond Shasta county.
Cal. for $4,000 for buildings, etc. was de-
ieated at the election on Saturday.
Archbishop Ireland, Of St Paul. preached
ton on Sunday. TO a mixed congregation,
on the relations between the black and the
white races.
c. Beck has been appointed postmaster
At Sslkum, Lewis county, and w. A. Tapo
at Tepee Springs. Wslluwa county, Or.
Senior Zarturcho, governor of the state of
Oaxaco. Mexico. died on Sunday night.
fair for the benefit OF the Roman Cath
ole mission home for immigrant girls at
New York was opened by Cardinal Gibbons
last night.
Two military prisoners escaped from
Aleatrax Island. San Francisco, yesterday
and got away. though the steamer Sonoma
gave chase.
Charles Miles. the murderer of DR..
Pritchard In Oklahoma. has been captured
and will probably be iynched-
Fryck Bros, whose bid had been &C
cepted for the construction OF the main
sewer at Los Angeles. yesterday forfeited
their bid rather than contract 10 use no
Chinese-made brick.
The stand Of colors presented by the
ships company OF the United States ship
Marion to the city OF San Francisco win be
received By Mayor Land on Thursday.
Ed. Kendrick. who was injured at the
Eagle Bend mine. Nevada City. last Thurs
day. died yesterday.
General Haaiot. chief of the general stat
Of the French army. has resigned his posi-
ton 10 secure an active command.
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Malia waIla New.

wsIis WAiLs, May 5-The distribution
Of the various companies of the Fourth
cavalry soon 20 take the place of the Second
cavalry, viii be: Troop A, Fort wals
Walls, n. Fort Meyer. Virginia; c. Fort
wslla Walls; n. Fort Wslla walIa; z.
Vancouver barracks: J.. Fort Boise bar
racks. Idaho; G. Fort Sherman, Idaho; II.
Fort wslia wAlias ] and ], Preside, Cal. !.
X and l.. Fort Bsdwell. Cal; NJ. Fort
walsa Walla
Mrs. LA sapr, wise OF q well-;o-ao farmer
near Waitshurs. was examined BY Probate
Judge Eassn and adjuaged insane. Many
witnesses testified that she cannot be Jeff
alone lest she take her own life. Recently
she attempted to drown herself in a water
tank. The cause Of insanity was an attack
OF typhoid fever about sir months ago.
Woyxmen today commenced tearing
down the swo-ssory brick building OF gees
& winan's, corner of Main and Secoad
streets. and IN its plsce vii he erected sne
Of the finest structures IN the iaIASs.
empire
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MARVEL or HYrxOTIsM.
Under Its spell Paralysis IL Transferred
and Cared.

PANS. May 5.-An experiment recently
made o. The hospital OF Ia Charlie in this
city has demonstrated the usefulness Of
hypnotism Ia new and unexpected man
ner. The treatment consisted In the ogans.
ference Of paralysis from one girl to an
other patient named Leontine. and the pro-
cess was as foliows:
Marie. quite awake. vas seated on chair
by the side Of Ieontins and the right hand
Of the latter was on the paralyxed right
hard OF ths former. DR.. Leys threw Leon
tine into lelbsrgic state. Then. taking a
large magnet with Eve branches. held il at
first above the hands. placed one on the
other. and then moved IL along the arm as
far as the shoulder This vas continued
FOR abous two minutes. IL was sufficient
20 produce . fibriliary movemen,
in the fingers and twitchings In
the left leg and Marie then retired
and Leontine passed from ieihargy into
eatAiepsy. In this state Leontine com.
planned that her right arm and leg we're
rsralysed. which Was the case. Dr. Lnys
then suggested 90 Leontine To wake and
rot 70 feel anything OF the paralysis. On
waking. she did so. and the paralysis had
disappeared The same experiment was
repeated on tho same day, and after two
more treatments Marie was cured.
The ofticiai report o, the case says:
During the fourth experiment the hith-
srso parslssed hand of Marie displayed BIZ
pressure force equal 10 the weight Of
twelve kiiogrammes. -Four days after this
The force rose 20 The weight Of fifteen kilo-
ssammes. ~ The same time the les, hand
had gone up from twelve kilogrammes TO
riiesn. The sensitive and motor functions
al the 'wo limbs being restored. the patient
soon left the HOSPITAL
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French Copper Spectators On Trial.
PARIS. May 6-The trial Of the societe
des Metaux Directors opened today and
ali are charged with paying fictitious divi-
dends. NJ. Secretan is further accused Of
illegal forestallment Of merchandise. He
protested against the charges and said he
had not wished to speculate. but to achieve
. work Of patriotism I'VE desired" he
said, ito create in France market not
previously in existence in order to be no
longer at the mercy of spectators in the
English markets
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INCREASING THE GRAND ARMY.

A General Change OF Forces Demanded
More Artillery.
BERLIN, May a-The Reichsaazeigey. an
nouncing the preparation of bill to in.
crease the field artillery by 100 batteries
and the army corps by special troops. says:
"The state of things among the neighbors
of Germany does not admit of Gesnany
continuing her present military system.
under which the artillery is strengthened
ct the expense of the infantry. II is there
fore necessary to tx new effective
strength for the army"
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NEvrILs, May a-Stste Of Indiana, New
YORK.
SourHAMrros, May Ems, New York
QuEEssrowx, May a-Lord Cough. Phla-
deiphia-
Loxpox, May a-Barrowmore. Balti-
more: Besxenta. Philadelphia Sofie and
Champagne. New York
NEv YoRx. May S--Hclvetia, Liverpool;
Galena, Hamburg.
PHrLApEIrHIA, May 5.-Aissouri. Lon
don.
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iosnos, Aay A cable from Rurn~ss
sAys that the krs,isA steamer Resar,on,s
las toaasisEed ns2s he eastern ooss. a.
he Argentine geyshlix.
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Cutting . Bloody Trail to the Great
Lakea Of Africa.

Lakes Of Africa.
BERLIN. May 5.-The Emin relief COM
mittee has received . letter from DR..
Peters, in which he says he assembled the
Tana river and camped from November is
to November 26 in the Mamoni mountains.
He had frequent engagements with natives
and defeated them. They started for Vic
toria Nyanza on January Is. Captain Co
sati. the African explorer and companion
of Emin Pasha. has entered the German
service
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Lesnes, Nay Ala the house Of com.
mons soniga, the closure rale was aevsse,i
10 The satEei debate and the hill TAssed ~.
sscona reading hv a vote ssg fa- O. III
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tscsnos. Nay a-TAs Hsvaas saws por,n.
gal. accepts Without reserve ne uror.,<s.
sson 10 submit the nelaeeA hxy Yas.wav
aasstlon 90 arbitration.
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GERMAN COLONIAL POLICY.

Won Caprivi Declares That IL VIII Not
be Changed.
BERLIN. May Sin the discussion on the
colonial question In the Bundesrath today,
CHANCELLOR Won Caprivi made . lengthy
speech, In which he said he was neither an
optimist nor . pessmist in regard to coll
onial policy, but could give assurance that
its direction would remain wholly un-
rhapoo1
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SOUTHERN FLOODS CONTINUE.
The Overflow still Rising-rexas Plagued
With Water.

NEv ORLEANS. May 5.-Dispatches from
anumber Of points up the river report that
the overflow water is rising every where
and there is little hope for improvement
until the flood now coming down the Mis-
sissippi has run out
A dispatch from Huston, Texas, says
high water continues there and that rail-
road travel Is still interrupted by washonts.
A violent wind storm visited the vicinity
OF Jackson and Natchez, Miss. today, do
ing considerable damage to property.
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Serious Railroad wreck.

PHILADELPHIA. May 5.-A wreck oc-
Cured near Osceols. on the Tyrone 4
Clarified railroad tonight The particu-
lars are not known. but it is learned that
surgeons have been summoned. so it is
surmised that the accident is serious. 1t
is impossible to get the details until morn
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OLYMPIA. May 5.-The following named
notaries public hare been appointed by the
governor:
coma. j. c. spornemore, Huntsville, Columbia
county. rrits Brown. WashoEgsl, Clark county;
=. l. Purney. wilapA. Pacific county: A. =
Stream. south Bend. Pacific county; Frank =.
Srees. skanokane. wAhkiAkum county. Total
nnmber to date, Lila
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CHICAGO, May Ex-Governor Andrew
Shuman died suddenly tonight of apo
piexy. Mr.. Shuman had a long and
honorable career in politics and newspaper
work in this state. He was for many years
editor and part proprietor OF the Caieago
Etraiug Journal
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icsEsns. May lord ekssss Jusssos
seaeraags $ quite "a sad 1sss gaAe.s 10 sr-
ssar IN eo1zt I0das.
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From LIE.
Why. mamma, house isnt castlelv
No, dear"
Then WHY did papa say that = mans
home IS his castle?'"
because msn never i've in castles now
adsys.H
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A CRISIS IN ITALY.


koas. May She Senate today. In a
debate on the charities hlli. rejected Ia.
clause providing FOR church expenses.
Premier CrIspl thereapon declared ina, be
would resign. In order 20 decide Tire aue..
ten Of the dissolution of the cahiue, or i,s
reconstruction under ssgnor Saraera. His
announcement caused great sxcstasnsat
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supreme Court.

OLYMPIA. May 1.-The preliminary sit
ting Of the supreme court took place today.
when the cases were set for hearing rs
follows:
May i2-AusussiAc q Webster Vs. Thatcher;
Burch w. Taylor.
May la-Burce ~ Moore: Burch " Glover
May h-McGiaufln Va Holman ct Al: Domke
W Dyer.
Mar fs-wiikins Wilson Vs. Ellensbusg
Water Company; State va 30 Ho &c
May l6-S:ste w. So Ho Ne; ChAmberiin w.
VIM.
May is.-Martsn W. whitman county: Blan-
ton Va state.
Msy 3o-Kennon W North Pacific Lumber
and Manufacturing Company; McClain vs.
TeYrffory
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a GUARANTEE rue ONLY HOPE

TIE FsssmA Canal Commission sux-
gesss Way .f Escape.
Fahis. May A~-The Panama canal com.
missions report. after expressing regret At
the unizvorshls prospect. considering the
coss OF hnsshsng the ~ork. eaneluses that
ihs best sosntson Of the difficulty ~oal.i he
'or the naratirne states 10 guarantee inter
sst on tie Investment
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Take The Northern Pacific railroad vess.huiee
sleeE<r aat dlnsar-ssr route tes ali points East
hossoa eiock: x 1onkin, depot ucAes agent.
Seattle.
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THE ROAR OF 4 BOMB.
Il Ma1e tie Grandees ef BARGE
lana Pale il Terroe.



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wss nuss4 - nsEnsng - - NaeAssn
aoa 1aHuencsuSm1 e3nhoDeO - - o.
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80 vs>A~w~ - - Acune vrru WRECKED
rH- q uneA 6ssrunsxnf suone she
sexshnss. cwsnr q fnz1nxe ~ ssrure thesr
,serrnsAx- xxsa - snsuv dnpusss betveen
saxnsssvss hsss odd n . ExAx A larre
rwuhsY q ssxsknry sAcu . disposition 70
rs<1sa = esr1 - sa. -. :.
$500 "a -. 10y
az -
I~x~nr Nsxa-rhe oomustt4s cs the
49,. 81 irv6e srcuznsnd % enquire fnso
-s-.-- -. - -. 80.
- - ). - - -. -. h.,ss. :,
- - - 49,. !. - hss,.r
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zssase akso pesssm upon rsriiansns We
nscesssfy o. seg1saanp interference
A-0kXIxDI0
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ma Ireaaais r,stinx far s.,ns

SAN FasSeEsCo. Mas She 4. s.
steamer lro4uols. which has ee<n under
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Los AEeElu. May a.-The lsborsrs OF
this city have formed = laborers' co-opsra-
tire company. The company has taken
one OF the large sewer contracts from the
city. and today broke ground on . section
OF IT, The men work for the company at
IS cents m hour for IN eight-hour day.
After Ill expenses ere paid the balance Of
the contract price viii be divided among
the woskmen. none bat members of the
company being employed on the job.
seorypALR. Pa, Nay "a general strike
iuvolving iA.00 coke workers In the Con-
neilsvills region u threatened unless the
frick Company resums operation Ut the
Valley works.
LoursvrIIE. May 5.-The striking car
reniers we're joined today by the plasterers
in their demands for advanced pay and
shorter hours.
PTrrsrrxo. May Ask hundred coal
miners have struck 1T Beliaire and Cam
bridge, Ohio, against the use Of screens.