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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

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Reading rztlrcsd. Agalnss iriaking y
ersricvsS is being sterniT enforced
F.r~ engineers and foar are1eu a
Eharcxin were Ct Tas-daY ssrved ~ith
~ nctioe Yea are dismissed Cor
arf1xia1F
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains in back
and head, tantalzing skin eruptions,
Kemp's Sarsaparilla never fails to give
relief. We always guarantee it. Price
81 per bottle. Tibbs' drug store, I26
MOnrOe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Entitled TO the Rest.

All are entitled to the best that their
money will buy, so every family should
have at once a bottle Of the best fam
ily remedy, Syrup of Figs, TO cleanse
the system when costve or bilious.
For sale in SOC and Sl.00 dottles by all
leading druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
- State cf Mic higsn. county Of Kent-ss.
Notice is hereby given, that by an order Of the
Probate Court. for the county Of Kent, made
on the eth day OF Msrca. A. ID. o, six
months from that date were allowed for credi-
tors 10 present their claims against the estate
of
MARY CLEMENT.
late Of said county,, deceased, a1d that al
creditors OF said deceased are required 70 pre-
sent their claims 10 said Probate court. At the
Probate Office IN the city Of Grand Rapids for
examination a4d allowance on or before the
sth day of September next. and that such
claims VIII he heard before said court 0B Non
day. the Sfb day OF Ser [ m ber next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon o that day.
Dated March u. A. D so.
CYRUS +. PERKINS.
r. apri Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
OMIT MS OPERA HOUSE
y VA. B. SMITH. Prop'r and Manager
HandSomest and Best Appointed vaudeville
Ibeater ln the city.
TIE OFFERING OF
WEEK or H4RCH 2L
III nNIY InNA

JHE ONLY EDNA.
The Only Living Being Who Walks IN the tif
New York Heraid-Eana tbe human orchid.
in her aiT-waiking exhibition is 80 Inh"fs-
ii2n In the illnsloDists At. snc puzh-ea e'erv
oae in the auoierce % accosnt ior fHg means
of locomofion. Many theories we're aoftnro1
81 regard 10 spTiu ugs Invisible wires, etc. hclllg
The agencies employed bat these were quIrkly
cispeieo ~ The Introduction oi hoop
through which the lady rapidly PASSED seff' ~
times while suspended in the ar. iaat NAliing
Of al exterior communicated
THF sTEENs.
A premier entertainment. = n salon BY fhe
greatest sensation ~ fne age in ffeIr Nnt-
Justly styled MEDIUMS. mind reader second
sizhf seerf second siahf tnins caicuiHf4ft ln
The Vorid. and whose nsrteious - hlhtons
of thought frsnsferehof have asicnished ann
confountet the wistFt of al countries and fbe
most overwhelming evidence q sct noR 20 &c
them mex piicabie. TIE IkbNr arc ne ofif
inais RI this act On this cnbntrf who lave
many imiiat9rs bat 20 flvaiR. hf.r MAXI ~
T. r1EEN. who vi he assisted - ne Rfeaf fst
living card msniruistof. fhtf. titf hAfr -
STFfN They vil illustrate 8ll amazing feat
ures "a rpiritualisrn. Magic Mind Reading aud
fhe various phsses ~ fIalrFovaucr emo ifsrr
challenge Silen - eecord sight ~ which rhey
have 10 peers Notice the rHTififr ~ al Mfa-.
sTFFN s work sud remember there are ne
cpfsfi0us asked.
p. so ali vuul6 go second sight seers whs
copied sBd stole oul acts M % Challenge you
from 500 70 FfFN. 30 - taIss
CHAELEs :. SHIN. tbs or FiusL
Chanre Artists.
PoETf8kb AND NORTON
The Mystic Change Artist,
JtLhHE
IFN0
Jbs FunaU Boa CorstTictct-
Re engagement Of tbs
fIAhfNED-.
errir Comic
LILLIAN FfIhT
Troerfrif frIsh Coined ar.
jas 3 gfEFt.
SPECIAL sNpoHTArr ANNOuNOENEsT.
SUNDAY FvEsIEc MARCH ~.
The Marvellous FSns. Prof snf hsfSue ht.en
ira -pir1fuaiieftc Mind Fesfinf feriofu-
sref Hseisfe1 ~ Selected forps -
Arfisfs Presenting
A Sh CRED CONCERT
Prices Within reach 81 an-is = sno p certs.
Two gRANn NtTrTTEs.
Unfnrc Natfnees ...-M. ~ sof p cents
FfllffN TrFnfnr .-.... ls. 2 arc = cents
seats 10 BoKes - cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Sick headache.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes
for 81. For sale by White & White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage
TO the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Rx1xHAxE. aa--h .s- a hz-ricsne n
Texue~ vile hse fs,oded she brwn ana
-auses mach aanaTs S~-e-zl psrsoas
~s-s drowne1- Esins ccusinae saroagA-
sut gsfeeasisnd
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Do not despair of curing your sick
headache when YOU can 80 easily OBJ
tain Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
will effect a prompt and permanent
cure. Their action is mild and natural.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Advice TO Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. IL soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all pain
cures wind collie, and il the best remedy for
diarrh9a. .tcepts bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

wHEAr- Noderz'e-T active &2Ne higher
Ard sses1y. AprE- sSass, May. Tz4s7Se.
Jan@ ~AGss fi-iec. Jaly Sif1Sso. Ansusa
ssasastkc. s-pseno~r szAEsssi December
&N es-<c
Crs~-cr,e- srt ss--ar~- Ntz-t w-st~r~t
r0$Ac
PRoVEssoEs- SCI sru. Piste o 7Sas =
Ezra Mess = IA 5 PayE srn. lsss active
Ns~ GesS 81 &c = 10 css Ms~S So 5ci2 q - +.
Extra Priae = Fs7roic Lard szist sud
e.sv sr-srr rendered ~ So
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

Dresses Esxi- s. sls8Sc ~
nrcsse1 fQrS-StA
Drsssxd A41tte1-6ere = PeUn1.
Drsssee Ls1lb-lese y psgaa.
Dresses ko1. .Fs-i.F85zs Sblcken& Ez - 2
pSgad fgvS. etsSc peU14 t1IA<Sss -
PogRe. 1416s. - = pe-a4
Rides
Srees--Sl4 s45se ' seeRs
Fzrt carxo-4bsx p fo14a.
f.li eurea-43s So ? PoG1c-
CAR Sktns-&s.5c ' pound-
Saeep okins-ss sc each
T@-lsw-SSss&c E psana-
FARMERS Pr0duss.
Butssr-ioe ~ . poana.
kgss-isc = aezrn.
Potzfoss-45Ss 80 . bRsneL
CE5bage--sT.u0 . hundred
tgFaIps-2>9Se ? buslel
Beets--o9c 6Eshel.
FsFsnips-5e Ec0c = bushel.
O1l4ns-sl g. sa6s = a tUsnel.
Apples-5sc'essi = y 6asASl
Lsgtges-l5S-g -ge = poaad-
Grain, Flour, Feed.
wheat Nsw. sc Y bashel.
Corn -S99sZe 2 ogshei-
o1fs-NeN Z44Z5c p ouShci.
Corn MeAl E 500 tSn-
kye-osc = bushel
Bafisy-sl .0oGsls - ? hundred.
Ground Feed-sl4.Ooe $500 y ton.
bF4n-.l2-D p ton.
N ld0unFs-->I3l0 - ton.
ttouE-Lily Whiee. $40 PateRt $40 ' hun
dred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
VAN EVERY & CO.,
81, SO and 90 Canal-St.
DIR, KELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
Or. Ke!lv's Hipnocure.

CP. Ke!ly's Hiprocure.
Il new discovery. preparedon the trns
theory now accepted by all advanced
physicians, that Bacilli or Germs IN the
system are the active cause OF many
prevalent diseases, Hippocure removes
this cause, and cures nearly 2ll diseases
incident to Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs; such as Epizootic, Collie; Stag
gers, Pleuro-Pneumonia, Texes Fever,
Liver Rot, and Hog Cholera. Applied
externally it is the greatest liniment
ever produced for the cure of FIstula,
Poll Evil. Calls, Sprains, SwelliDys, In
famed Glands, Scratches, Buffalo Fly,
Murrain, Mango, Scab, and Kidney
Worm. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Sl.OO per bottle.
-FOR SALE BY
PICK BROS, corner Monroe and Division SITS
JEWETT .....--..........-.....5 MonrOe-st
q. T. HAAN & Canal-st
4, SIONEHOUc Leonards 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28

We guarantee everything we sell TO
be as represented or money refunded.
We do business on cash basis and
can afford to sell you a good article for
a very small profit.
Call and look over our stock and see If
we can not save you money. Do not
trade in book-you cannot afford it,
FREE DELIVERY.
Telenhone AL
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
S p e ClF &C S .

Look at these pictures. What DO you want
shoes for? 70 look well on the foot, or 70 look
well when held IN the hand
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
Jobbers' Prices

Jobbers' Prices
Apples s.. 25f $50 = barrel.
Besns-si.7 = .l9Sz.o0 2 bushei.
kggs-lf1loc 2 dozen.
buttcf-lsq 2oc p pound.
f0tat0cs-soc 2 busAel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-28
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~ CO.'S
PRICE LIST

100 lbs best Roller Process Flour 81 90
IS lbs best Roller Process Flour ......oo c
Every sack warranted 10 give saasfae-
ton.
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, 1890-09-11
POLITICS IN EUROPE
William Has a New Scheme
of Reform.
THE PETTY RULERSARE DOOMED
A More Centralized Government
Observation-Disclosures of Bismarck
and the Emperor.
Copyrighted Associated Press, 1900,

BERLIN. Sept. 6.-Emperor william,
General Won Moltke General Vongoltze,
Count Won Waldersee, Arch Duke
Stephen and Admiral Sterneck. of the
Austrian navy, to-day watched, on
board the flagship Caden, the maneuvers
of the fleet in the Flensberger Fiord.
The opinion of experts, both British and
Austrian, concur as to the admirable
condition Of the German fleet and the
wonderful development OF tho navy.
The public interest in the mancuvers is
slight. The emperor has, however,
kept attention centered upon his
movements by suggestive utter
ances at the official banquets,
obviously desiring to proclaim q stead
fast adhesion to the Austrian alliance.
The Reichszanzeiger publishes an ofii-
cial version Of the speeches, which is
calculated to soothe Austrian iealousies
arising over the Peterbof interviews, and
prepares the way for conference with
Emperor Francis Joseph during the
maneuvers in Silicia.
NEW PROJECT OF REFORM.
Government circles are agtated over q
new project for the reform of the herren-
haus, initiated by the emperor under
the instigation of Herr Miguel. 1t IL
the intention of the government to sc
reorganize the herrenhaus us to destroy
the conservative majority in that house
hostile to the social reforms proposed by
his majesty. One report is
that the ministers approve a
still more radical sche me OF reorgan-
izing the house on basis akin to
modern ideas OF senatorial representa-
tion. In connection with this reform,
Herr Miguel and Herr Furth have pre-
pared bill, which proposes the aboli
ton of the seignioral privileges still pos
sessed by the land owners In east and
west Prussia, Brandenberg, Pomerania,
Posten, Silesia and Prussian Saxony, by
which the local elections are controlled
and the local governments held in the
grip OF these feudal superiors.
, 1890-09-11
CAUGHT IN TnE ACT.
Capture OF an Arson Fisnd at Gold
endalc.

endaIc.
GoLDENpALE, Wash, Sept. 3.-Last
night about o o'clock an alarm of fire
was given. The fire started In n barn.
the property of X. Wallom, just west of
the business portion of tho town, and
before 1t could be controlled it consumed
the dwelling and barn owned by William
Millicon and the residence of j. Lavcrtte,
BY great efforts the fire was stopped
here, although the next house, occupied
by J. Pewerson, was several times on fro.
There was strong wind blowing from
the west, and 1t was thought for time
that the whole business portion OF the
town would be consumed.
This morning about 8 o'clock g. g.
Alverd discovered Jesse Allen going
into the barn owned by ID. ID. McFalI,
just back of his hotel. with sack IL nder
his arm, and followed him. just as Al
verd got to the barn door Allen came
out and Alverd arrested him. and Allen
went back into the barn, followed by
Alverd. Allen then commenced put
ting out the fire that was in the sack.
containing;straw, which had been placed
in box and covered over with old sacks
and straw. Allen then said. "Charley,
II you will only let me go this time
will never doit again and will be friend
to you as long as l live."
Alverd delivered Allen to the sheriff.
Allen was bound over in the sum of ST.,
600 this afternoon. He will be unable TO
obtain bondsnen.
, 1890-09-11

religious services at ALL The discussion
ended withodt any definite conclusion
being reached as to the establish mcnt OF
two conference districts, but, inasmuch
as Bishop Newman made copious notes
and seemed favorable to the project, 1t
is safe to say that such will be the ulti-
mate outcome, the probable dividing line
being the Cascade mountains. The
allowance for 1880 is 81, S32. and tho SON
ference was not ready to determine how
much would be needed for next year,
although many projects for new church
buildings were mentioned and met with
the approval of Bishop Newman.
Then followed the reports of the fol-
lowing special committees on confer
ference work: On temperance, audit
ing. Sunday school work, Bible tract SO
ciety and travelling expenses.
Rev. A. j. Hanson. presiding elder of
the Vancouver district, addressed the
conference with woris Of encourage
inent, and urged its members to effort,
emphasizing the need for work at
South Bend, on Gray's harbor, and AZ
the Will0pa river and Astoria,
, 1890-09-11
The IDAHO CAMPAIGN.
A Big Republican Rally at
~ Boise City.
THE WOMEN ON THEIR SIDE
Mormonism the Great Issue With
Them-The Election Will
Be Close.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept 6.-Owing to de-
layed trains, Clagett and o'Rourke did
not arrive here till to-day, and were too
worn out to be able to speak. An i'm
promptu1 meeting was held In
the opera house, and speeches
were made by Joe Huston
and General Roberts. candidate
for attorney general There was large
attendance of ladies. The democratic
papers ridiculo the republicans for the
number of ladies attending the rallies.
The women of Idaho are grateful to tho
republican party for wiping out Nor
monism, tho arch destroyer of tho
home. With the ladies ON our side. wo
are sure to make Idaho republican.
Roberts made speech. IL bristlina
with facts and eloquent arguments as to
why voters should support the republi-
can ticket.
Patsey Clark, q leading mining man Of
shoshone county. formerly democrat,
because republican legislation in
creased the products Of his
mine over $1,000 day more than would
have been the case without it. Had the
democrats succeeded In congress, two
thirds of the mines in Idaho would have
had to close down. Tho democrats had
fought statehood, lead and irrigation.
They had hung onto the car of progress,
and did all in their power to stay its
course.
General Roberts said that Southeast
ern Idaho was sure TO roll up q good
round majority for the republican state
ticket,
Henry Clagett was interviewed at the
overland hotel. He thought the cleo
tion would be close. Tho republicans
had no walkovcr.
Clagett and ORourke will stump all
this part Of the state. The state COM
mittee Is hard at work. The domocrats
are more ON the still hunt, and expect to
win on some of their getting the republi-
cans to scratch their ticket.
Increased United States deputy mar
shais In tho Mormon counties will SEQ to
1t that the election laws are vigorously
enforced and the violators punished.
, 1890-09-11
THE DEED OF FIENDS.
A Train Wrecked on the
New York Central.
SEVERAL PASSENGERS INJURED
Plan Of the Perpetrators to Wreck
q Freight Train-A Re-
ward offered.

ALBANY, N. ", Sept. 5.--Last night q
successful attempt at train wrecking was
made on the New York Central near
Greenbush. Luckily no loss of life or
serious injuries resulted. The train
wrecked was on Its way to Montreal,
and consisted of eight sleepers, well
filed. The train was derajled, but,
barring a shaking up Of the passengers
and the bruising Of half dozen or So
nothing more serious than the wrecking
of the cars resulted.
The train was twenty-five minutes late
and was runaing thirty miles an hour,
when the engine struck some obstruc-
tion and was lifted into the air, and tho
whole train was thrown from the track.
The engineer and fireman stuck to their
posts. The first sleeper, containing
twenty-five passengers, slid down an
embankment and turned over on tits
side. None of the passengers were in
jurec, outside OF few bruises. The
second coach turned q somersault land
ing In the ditch bottom side up. In this
car there was only one passenger, Miss
Garkan, of Brooklyn.
Miss Garkan received severe blow on
the head and was the most severely hurt
OF all the passengers.
A third car was thrown across the
ditch. About eight passengers were in
this coach. The other five sleepers did
not leave the roadbed. Other passengers
were cut and bruised in extricating
themselves from the wreck.
An investigation as to the cause of the
disaster showed that u rail had been
jammed into the cattle.Ruards, and
wedged with timbers and securely held
by fish plates. The whole arrangement
was placed in slanting position, so as
to Lift the train clear Off the
track. The result showed that
the Judgment of the fiends
who placed the obstruction on
the track was unerring. and their
purpose was successfully accomplished.
The investigation also revealed u similar
obstruction on the south bound track u
little way below No stone will be left
unturned to discover the perpetrators OF
this dastsrdly outrage.
A relief train brought all the passen-
gers back here. They numbered sixty
three.
II was evidently the intention to
wreck the freight train soon due on
both tracks, as the regular Montreal
passenger train had passed, and the one
wrecked was All extra. A reward of
IS, 600 was Offered for the apprehension
of the miscreants
, 1890-09-11
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
A Humor Thst the Company IL On th
Verge of Ruin.

A Humor Thst the Company IL On the
Verge of Ruin.
New York, Sept. 6.-An evening pap or
publishes q secret petition, which, IL
states. is being circulated among the
stockholders of the Illinois Genital,
urging them to riso In rebellion against
the present management. The petition
states that the company is practically
on the verge Of ruin through misman.
sgement. tE
A contract is made between the pros
porous state Of the company In 1888 and
1883. After five years Of the Fish, Har-
rimau management 1t Is shown tha
with an increase In the debt and stock
of $34, 093, 900 there has boon decrease
of 1921, SOL in the net earnings from the
operations OF the road, when the results
from 1888 are compared with those of
the fscal year ending June 80, 1890, the
latter a wear of heavy traffic, owing to
the prolific yield of grain In 1888 and
1889. The dividends have fallen from 8
per cent In 1883 to Q per cent. in 1859,
and the market value of the holdings in
the same period has fallen from las to
1l6. t..
The petition further states that It be.
lieved that since the report Of 1888 was
published the debt of the company has
been increased by, several millions oil
dollars, and that the debt and stock are
approximately $3S, 200, 700 in excess ol
, 1890-09-11
The Climatologists,

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 4.--rhe National
Clim biological Association which has
been In session here all the week, ad-
journed tonight, after electing the fol.
lowing officers: President. DR.. It. l.
Knight, Boston; first vico president,
DIR. Il. l.. Trudeau. Saranao Lake. sec
ond vice president, DIR. +. s. Hopkins,
Thomasville, Ca. secretary and .reas.
urer, Or. J. ID. Walker, Philadelphia;
representative to the medical congress,
Dr. A. l.. Loomis; alternate, DR.. +.
Donaldson, Baltimorei council, DIR. T.
C, Shattuck, Boston, DIR. II. Il. Curtin,
Philadelphia; DR.. +. h. Sollie, Colorado
Springs, DIR. A. l.. LOOMS Sew York,
Dir. Il. l.. Shurley, Detroit.
, 1890-09-11
ANOTHER HORROR.
Many People Injured at Cleveland-
One Victim Dead.


One Victim Dead.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Sept. Ga frighful
accident occurred at the Wilson avenue
crossing of the New York, Chicago n st.
Louis railroad. at 1880 tonight by
which at least dozen persons were ter
ribly injured, some fatally. The cross
ing Is on a steep grade, down which
runs the electric street railroad line. AT
the time the accident occurred freight
train was standing close to the cross
ing on the south track. An
electric motor, drawing ono car,
was approaching from the south.
The safety gates were up, and the road
was apparently clear. Just as the mo-
tor crossed the motor track u locomotive,
running at about twenty miles an hour.
dashed ont from behind the freight
train. The pilot of the engine struck
the electric train between the
motor and the car, tearing them apart
and hurting one TO each side OF the
track. At least score of persons were
on the car and they were tumbled about
in all directions, some being hurled a
dozen feet away, and others pinned un-
der the car, which was demolished.
The street railroad bariis were close to
the scene OF the accident, and rescuing
marty was soon on hand. The victims
were taken from the wreck and hurried
away in ambulances to the hospital
within short space of time. All of
them were so badly injured that they
had TO be carried from the wreck.
Two sisters, Louisa and Minnie Mock,
were in the car. They were lifted out
tenderly and partially revived. Min
MES body was terribly crushed and the
blood trickled from an ugly wound In
her head. She was taken to the st.
Alexis hospital and died in half an hour.
Her sister Louisa was badly hurt about
the head and arms. the muscles Of the
right forearm being torn away from the
bone. She will doubtless recover.
The wrecked cars were bespattered
with blood, and the hands, faces and
clothing of the rescuers were covered
with the crimson fluid.
LIST or THE INJURED.
Following is the list of the injured;
MINNIE Mock, aged "a, crushed; died
at the hospital.
crushed anu left leg lacerated.
ANNE NIEMANN, collar bone broken
and face cut.
LOUISA Mock, cut on the head and
EDWARD WATSON, right foot crushed.
CHARI.Es WOODS, body bruised.
GEORGE SoMERs, leg cut.
GEORGE HErr.
LlZZIE CABLE.
LIZZIE BRAGG.
ELIZA Brace.
MRs. mooney.
FRANK RosE
LHoRA HOWELL
All were painfully, but not ssriously,
cut and bruised.
, 1890-09-11
THE ARID LANDS.
Commissioner Gron Issues y New Cir
cuiar TO the OmoiaIs.

cuiar to the Omoials.
WAsHISGroS, Sept 5.-Land Commits
sioner Croft to-day issued to the registers
and receivers of land offices q circular
releasing from reservation the lands OF
the arid region. 1t calls attention to
that portion of the act approved August
80, 1880. which repeals SO much of the
act of October 2, 1888, as withdraws land
from tho arid region of the United
States from entry, occupation, and set
tlement with the exception that the
reservoir sites heretofore located or
selected shall remain segregated and
reserved from entry or settlement until
otherwise provided by law, and that the
reservoir sites hereafter located or
selected on the public lands shall I'm like
loo atom or selection. The circular of
August o, 1889. and August o, 1890, are
resGInded.
The entries validated by this act will
be acted upon In regular order. and all
the patents issued OH the entries made
subsequently to this act and on the en-
tries so validated west of the Tooth mer-
idian, will contain clause reserving
rights-of-way for ditches and canals
constructed by authority OF the United
States.
Particular attention is called to that
portion of the law which restricts the ac-
quirement OF title under the land laws to
32O acres In the aggregate. and the circu-
lar says: you will require from all ap-
plicants to file or enter under any of the
land laws of the United States affidavits
showing that since August 80, 1890 they
had not filed upon or entered under said
laws quantity of land which would
make, with the tracts applied for, more
than 800 acres, or, provided the party
should claim by virtue of the exception
rs to settlers prior to the act Of August
80, 1880, you will require an affidavit es-
tablishing the fact"
, 1890-09-11
AN ANTI-sTKIKR ALLIANCE.
Some of the Largest Manufacturer
In tho Country Join Hands.

PITrsBURo. Sept ga number of the
richest corporations In the country have
formed an alliance against strikes.
Among the members are: The West
inghouse system, Yale Lock Company,
Colt Arms Company and four or five
other big factories, and presumably the
Pullman interests. The compact agreed
to require that in case strike occurs to
enforce unreasonable demands, whether
the strike be against one or all of the
associated factories, all work
is to cease, and the strikers are
to be allowed to remain idle until they
see fit to return to work and no:tacto-y Is
to employ any worker who may have left
any factory on a strike. None of the as
sociatcd factories are to seek workers
during the strike from any of the feder-
ated works.
The institutions named employ be.
tween 90, 900 and 60,OOO workers and di-
rectly support some $50. 900 to 800, OOO
people, exclusive of the interests depend
ing upon tho earnings of these people.
II Is claimed by the manufacturers that
the action Of the workers forced the al
lance.