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ENGLAND GETTING GENEROUS.

compensation to France for tho a,c,,
Gerinnn Agreement,
PARIS, July 2S-The Figaro says that
as compensation for the establlshmont
OF protectorate oyer Z.nzibar M oro-
vlded Tor by the Anglo.German agree
ment, England will admit the rirb. of
France to grant exchcguers through tn,
French resident to foreign consuls IN
n 'dagascar, to rectify the frontiers of
senegambia and tho Upper Niger nnI
10 extend French Influence around
Lake Tchad.
England reserves the Tuis commer.
clal treaty in order to usp it na h,s;,
on which TO act in her negotiations wiz
France concerning the French claim. in in
Newfoundland. ~'''''i'' in
The Steele aays that Frenc; exned;.
ton to explore Central Africa ia b.ing
organized. 1t will be divided in,S
three sections, which will start simui
taneousIy from Algeria and the T;,or
and Congo rivers, and converge at L'Sn v,
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NEW f0kh'o MYSTERY,
gathering tho Evidence In tho Ann
GOodwln Murder Cnse.

|
Gathering tho Evidence In tho Ami,
Goodwin Murder Case.
New York, July 23.-Cornclius Mer
ritt, the undertaken who buried the body
OF Annie Goodwin, the pretty cigarette
eir', was brought to the Harlem police
court this morning and held in $1,000
bail to appear as witness agsinst Nc.
Gonigal and Harris. Wn. Davidson,
DR.. McGonigal's driver, who drove the
body Of the girl from the lying.in
asylum to Merrltt's undertaking shop,
was also arraigned in the Harlem court
and held in s., 500 bail as an accessory
after the fact.
The detectives in the case left the
darlem police court this morning for
the coroner's Office, where they will
make arrangements with the coroner to
nave the body OF the murdered girl ex.
humed. Nc = :.
The grave in St. Michael's cemetety
was opened later and the body Of Annie
Goodwin, with nothing about her save
the quilt the doctor wrapped her in to
ride while dead to the undertaker's, was
identified. Her lover was there, stolid
and smoking cigarettes. An autopsy
was held. Death had resulted from
perltonltis following lacasation by NAL.
practice. w.
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MuRDERkD Ey MOOSSlIlNEeS.
e'"'e's'oh cienrs UP n Noted Southern
.. Myhtery.

Alyhtery.
CoLuMDlA, S. G., July 23,-Tho mys
terry surrounding the murder Of Be,
Ross, two years ago, has been cleared u,
ny tho confession OF tho notoriou
moonshiner, Little Bill Howard, wht
was arrested las. week, charged with til,
murder. r-
Ross was member OF the stroncesl
ana most secret moonshiner Organize.
tions In tho world. 1t Ia next to impos.
slb!c to convict any parties arrested by
revenue officers, and a criminal can hide
nom tho officers for years in the noun.
Ialn tastnesses in the upper part Of this
o'a'e. The late Of traitor Is death, and
man seen talking to a revenue officer
is under the ban Of suspicion forever.
Every stranger who enters the country
is q Suspect" and he Is quickly made L,
prove that lie is not detective or A rey.
enue officer. ~
=, These people consider that the United
states Gouernment has no right to inter.
iere with their making whisky. Ross
iiau been a witness in a revenue trial
Some Of his comrades overheard him saw
'hat nc was getting tired Of the old ring
and that Il things didn't 20 better ho in,
tended to break itup by pcaching. Ross
remark roaehed the section ahead Of
him. While sitting at his home that
sight he was killed by shot through
'he window. Up to this time it has been
to unravel the mystery.
Little Bill has made voluntary con.
ession, in which he declares he was
present when Ross was killed, and that
y, us cousin, Big Bill, was the murderer.
The night after Ross remarks in the
'onrt room, tho two men concealed |
on the piazza, and. as Ross |
vas smoking his pipe at the Fireplace, |
'lS BIZ filled him with buckshot, Kill.
ny him instantly. Tho murderer is
!lding in the neighborhood of his home.
: ls said, however, that he will surren.
Ter. The Sheriff has gone into the
mountain fastnrsses for him.
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Tho Minnesota Derby.

Sr. PAUL, MlSH,, July 23.-Something
over fifteen thousand people to.dry saw
was probably the finest Derby race Of
the present season, and they appre.
cinted it, too.
First race-Twin City Introductory,
for three.year.olds and upwards, one
mile Cousin Jeems won in l:43.
Second race-For two-year. oldp, five
luriongs; Mount Joy won. Time l:02!.
Third race-Selling, three.year.olds
and upwards, one mile and sixteenth !;
Cashier won. Time 80.
Fourth race-Twin City Derby, one
mil" and quarter; value to the winner,
S,2G0; Prince Fonso won. Joe Black.
burn, second; Verge Dor, third. Time
2:093.
Filth race-Three-Quarter mile; al
Farrow won. Time l:l7l. @
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AUSTRALIAN BALLOT Law.
1t Works Like n Charm ut n Local Elc
ton In Indiana.

tion In Indiana. W.
GOSHEN, ND, July o3.-Hoosicr.
yesterday had the first practical test ol
the new Australian election law, in all
election held here upon the question Of
voting subsidy OF So, 600 in aid OF the
projected Toledo 4 Chicago mir line
railroad. The aid was voted by ma.
iority OF about four hundred. A cam.
paign OF education had been carried on,
and little trouble was experienced by tho
inspectors. There were three booths re.
served for the voters, iu which they
marked their ballots, after having the
poll clerk'ssignature placed on the back.
About twenty ballots have been thrown
out on account Of not having tho clerks
Initials. Tho booths look a great deal
like covered bird cages, and cover man
up from head to hips. This hood con.
tains q board, pad and stamp for the con.
venience OF the voter. The modus on.
erandi was even more simple that that
OF the old way, aud the fears Of com.
plications arising in Its workings were
dispelled.
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Tho President VIII bo There,

MouSr GRErNA, PA July 2S.-A dis.
patch has been received at the State
National Guard encampment stating
that President Harrison will be in Camp
Hartranft Tomorrow with Secretary Of
War Proctor and other prominent mill.
tiamen: The distinguished guests will
leave Washington on special train and
will arrive in camp about noon. A re.
view Of all the troops will take place al
1880 in the afternoon. ,a65'i III1'
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THE DEADLY CYCLONE.
Destruction Near Marshall Minnesota.
Severul Injured uud One Killed.

Destruction Near Marshall Minnesota
Several Injured and One Killed.
MARSHALL, MINI, July 23.-At $50
p. N. yesterday black cloud reached
downward from the dense black masses
OF storm clouds that had formed during
the afternoon and moving in south
easterly direction demolished the build.
ings OF three iarmera living nine miles
northwest OF here. A child Of Felix
Docau had i.sles broken. Another had
the head crushed in and died during the
night. MIS-. Docau was seriously bruis
ed. Mrs. "A. NJ. Opdahl and child Were
blown by the cyclone on fence and Sc
rious!y bruised. Two OF Opdahl's horset
Were carried from the barn to a pasture
near by without injury. 90
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GEORGIA MELON CROP.
It Will Break tho Record This Ycnr-Un.
urpretl mi NI S.osnu

1t Will Brcak tho l.ecOrd This Ycnr-un.
prccedentcd Senson.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 23.-Georgia'a
melon crop this year promises to ex.
ceed that OF any that has preceded it.
There are now 10000 acres OF land un-
der melons in South Georgia alone. This
crop, on account OF its bulk and weight,
can only be grown within easy reach OF
railroad transportation. 1t is distributed
upon the line OF the Central system, Sa-
vannah, Florida & Western railway,
Georgia Southern & Florida railway:
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia rail-
way and the Covinyton & Macon rail.
way.
The banner melon county is Mitchell,
which the melon king, J. L Hand, SAYS
has 5000 acres in melons. and will ship
1900 car loads, averaging ! 200 each, the
present season. Pelham, in this county,
ships more melons than any other known
point in the world. She will send forth
this season $50 car loads, Camilla, Bacon
ton and Hardaway making up as many
more.
Mr.. J. L. Hand is the largest individ-
ual melon grower in the State. His crop
embraces 467 acres. He is an opulent
merchant Of Pelham. His private resi-
dence is veritable palace. He has de-.
voted much time and thought to the
subject Of melon growing. He says in
point OF solidity, weight and excellence
the yield Of the present season has never
been equalled. One Of his uelghbors,
Mr.: J. J. Myers, recently shipped GOO
melons, the aggregate weight OF which
was "a ,905 pounds, making an average
Of 4ll pounds. The heaviest Of them
weighed Is pounds each.
In no previous season has there been
such fine melous. The kolb variety is
almost circular in form, and is preferred
for market on account OF the toughness
OF it's rind. For table purposes, how
ever, the Jcnes melon, OF Baker county,
and the Lawson or rattlesnake variety,
OF Burke. are considered the most deli
cate and palasable.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 23.-Through
a misunderstanding, Gen. A. T. Goshorn,
OF this city, who was to have met the
Chicago Fair Committee in New York
tg-day, came to Philadelphia instead,
aud the proposed conference was not
held. He left for New York tonight,
and tomorrow he and ex.Gover.
nor Mccormick will give their
opinions as to what should constitute
the powers and limitations OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee, which has not yet
been appointed. In response 10
questions General Goshorn said
this afternoon that he would
not accept the Director.Generalship OF
the Columbian Exposition, adding that
the position had not been rendered him
and he did not know that it would be,
He said further,
"The Chicago Exhibition will be
mainly agricultural, and the foreign
representation would not he extensive,
This is my opinion, based on the Paris
exposition, and tho fact that foreign
nations must incur great expense
to get to Chicago at ali. Financially,
l think the Chicago Fair will be sue
cess. No exposition since that OF the
Centennial has had equal pecuniary
iruition, but Chicago may turn the
| lipe.n
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StcnlnBIiip Sryys.

LONDON, July % The Dutch steamer
spattdam, Captain Boujer, from Nav
York. July y. for Boulogue and Io,ter.
dam di passed the Isle OF Wieb. % to.,ier
She signalled that the natinnsI II''Iny. Eny:
steamer Egypt, Capt. Sumner from Ny no
@ iork, July 10; Tor Liverpool had b. h. en
abandoned on iirsa. sea and @ tnst = hen en
crew were on board tho Bri,;sh ss ,asL ner
s:e"mS. Yea, Nas, Mahhall, Capt. Robinson, from
~ SeS !. , aorS, Jnly 0, lor Hull, and woulI
os-I, % landed M at Dover. The Egypt aid not not
carry any ilrstclass passcnS.r,. w IN. "v.
oDs!!ps "ss IN iron screw steamer of
5,ooo net tons aud ago rross tona hur y.
zen. ohe was built a. Liverpool in 1s-i
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New YoRH. July o3.-Mr. Hamlin,
says in letter regarding the alleged
match Of sunol against Belle Hamlin for
$4,000 that he will not accept, as he
thinks Sunol may beat the mare. He
will, however, make the match for 5000
side with $500 forfeit, deposited at
once. SunoPs owners answer that the
stake must be larger or they will not nc-
cept, as Sunol is being held in reserve
for a match with Axtell.
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DYRNkS' ORDER.
lie Is Prepared n tho Clonknnkers Give
u..| Any Tronbls.

l1e Is Prepared n tho Clonkn,nkers Give
nH Any Trouble. -
New ionK, July 23.-Inppector Byrnes
order to the precincts last night, direct.
Ing the reserves to be held in the station
houses, was prompted by the threats oi
tho striking cloakmakers made at yari.
GUS times, particularly st the Everett
hall meeting yesterday. Reporters were
excluded from this meeting. Ono OF the
Inspectors men was present and listen.
ed 10 all that was said und made notes OF
fiery speeches and threats Of ''lrouble
to-day The Inspector, when asked
to-day why he Issued the order, said:
because I am not going to have any
trouble in this town, II can help it. Ii
these men want to make any, we pro.
pose 10 be there from the start and set.
tie 1t III short order. think that the
knowledge that we were ready for them
bad something to do with the quiet OF
this beautiful day.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR;,
Hundreds kiI|ed and Many
Wounded in the First Battle.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON MEXICO,
ihe i'olicy OF That Government VIII
Bear Watchins-part That tho
United States May be Asked
to Take in tho Suunbblc.
NEW Yonx, July o3.-A special cable.
gram from La Libersad, San Salvador,


The latest news from the frontier COZ
Trims the reports in-respect to the vic.
tory OF San Salvador over tho forces of
Guatemala in the battle Of Julyl7
The Guatemalans, 1000 strong, In.
vaded San Salvador under command of
CAmilo Alyariz. Naeezo Avilez aud Pedro
and Perez Barrillas. The killed mum.
oered over 200, with many wounded.
Thirty refugees from San salvanor.
among them General Montrose, have
given themselves up to tho Salvatore.
ans.
General Villavicenco, n Selyadorean
traitor, attacked the Salvadorpan forces
May Is and was defeated. Guatemala
ceomntnced the warfare without dec.
laration OF war.
:, Many cases Of rifles shipped from San
Francisco for the San Salvador Govern.
aieht have been seized aboard tho Pr
cue Mail steamship by the Gautem Ian
government. 1t Ia believed that Gem
cral tablo Moran, who was aboard the
steamship, and who is au aspirant for
the Presidency Of Salvador, acted as un
lnlormer to Guatemala, and that the
government seized the arms on infoma-
lion that he furnished,
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Adams had protested against Russia's

Adams had protested against Russia's
claim 10 exclusive jurisdiction over
Behring Sea. The Secretary gives the
quotation Of Adams In full, showing 1T
the Bamo time TINT It had been wrongly
interpreted, as It referred only TO Rua'
sia, and referring to the seizure Of an
American ship outside OF Behring Sea
In Russian waters. The Secretary says:
"Wi.h all due respect TO Lord SalIs
bury's judgment, tho case OF the Lorlet
Bustains the entire correctness OF the
position OF the United States In this
contention"
The Secretary says further: That
those treaties were n prohibition upon
1suaaia, which she steadily respected 80
long as Alas ka was n Russian province,
and England must explain by what law
she gained rights In that sea after the
transler OF i,s sovereignty to the United
States. 1
The Secretarythen repeats the'ques.
tions which have as yet been unan.
swared: When did Canada derive tho
right to do in 1856 what she had not
done for ninety years? Upon what
grounds did England defend her? How
does Her Majesty's government defend
n course that was never undertaken by
Russia?
The last letter, written Saturday, was
addressed by Mr. Blaine to Sir Julian
Pauncefote from Bar Harbor.
The Secretary sayE: 81 am instructed
by the Preaident to say that the United
States is willing 10 consider all the pro.
ceedings OF April 1G, 1883, as cancelled,
so far as American rights may be con.
ccrIed. This Government will ask
Great Britain to adhere only to the
agreement made between Lord Salisbury
and Mr.. Phelps on the Goth Of February,
1888. That was an agreement made
directly between the two Governments
and did not include tho rights OF Russia.
Asking Lord Salisbury to adhere to the
agreement Of February 18th, we leave
the agreement OF April 10th to be main
taihed, II maintained Mt all by Russia,
for whose causr and whose advantage
it was particularly designed"
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Specia! Dispatch 10 The Inteilioenccr.
WAsuINGroN, D. G., July o3-Wost
Virginia pensions wero granted to-day
rs followa:
Increase-Georse Osborn, Murrays'
vile; Marion johnson, Parlsersburg
Alex NJ. Henderson, Cecil; Samuel
Crawford, Clifton; Peyton B. Dobbins,
Wheeling; John NJ. Archer, Limestone
Hill; W. B. Hal! Charleston; Isaiah
Summers, Lenox;V. a. Harp, Osborne
Mills; Samuel Williamson. Lone Cedar
William Sandy, jr., Blngamon.
Reissue-A!exander Mcdaniel, Point
Pleasant, I.- -ul
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tViscount Dunlo's uiv,-, e.

LONDON, July a3.-The trial oi tho >,
ion Hs Tor divorce brought by yjAcopnt
DunIo, son of the Earl Of Clancarutau' coua'
against his wife, who, previous to NY,
marriage, was known in tho Tondn,, Nv Le,
music halls as Belle Bolton, wos Unuon onauoi
to-day BY Sir Charles Russell " pppe ppenuu oa
respondent Is Isadore Wer,h;mee.e W,hme eo-
wealthy West End dealer in h,;c.ahr,,a ;,
II ihe delense is an absolute denial iIs, Of tha
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" PlTTsruRGH, Pa, July 23!-Ths flour.
ing mill Of Mead Bros, at North Jack.
son, Ohio, was completely wrecked this
morning by the explosion Of boiler.
George Mead, the engineer, and vii.
liam Thomas, an employe, were killed
instantly and William Mikescll proha.
bly, fatally injured. The boiler had been
in use ten wears,
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BUEsos ArnEs, July 23.-The guards
who have been stationed at the
Government house have been
withdrawn and tho public ex.
citement has eased. 1t is reported
that London.scyndicate is prepared to
conclude aste.ling loan OF SIC, 1000, 900.
The gold premium is S2,06. -
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Tho Site Granted.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 23.-Amid grea,
cheering about 1880 tonight the ordi.
nance asked by the Directors Of the
Worlds Fair, granting the use Of tho
Lake Front as u part site for the esposi.
tion, was adopted by the City
Council without any amendments. The
vote stood A to 10. The ordinance
pledges tho city Of Chicago 10 pay for
any pi'ing or iilling.in Of the lake that
may be required, to the extent OF s..
lM, 900, and. alter the Fair i8 ended re-.
turns the aground o'the city 10 be used
forever rs n public park. Not less than
100 acres OF tho lake front are to be
utilized for World Fair purposes,
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Woods,yyon the Fight.

DENVER. COL, July 93.-Three hun.
dred sports left this city this afternoon
on. special train 10 witness a fight
between Billy Woods. the champion Of
Colorado. and Jack Ryan, Of Omaha, for
$500. Woods won the fight in the fifth
round by knocking Ryan genseless with
a right handler under the ear. .
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Filth race-Three-quarter mile; AL
Farrow won. Time l:l7l.
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Tho ltlg Stock Ynrh scllcme.

New. YoRk, July 2s.-Btake Bros,
who have been receiving subscriptions
to the Chicago Stock Yards Company's
stock, stated to-day that it would take
until noon tomorrow to foot un all the
subscriptions and prepare statement,
They say they arc well pleased with the
way in which the stock was taken.
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Aysirluent.

ptc1dl UlSpt!cH 70 nc Intelltgt1lctr. =
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 23-John
L. Waite, a merchant OF Queen Shoals,
Clay county, who has also been dealing
in timber and ties, has made IN pssign-
ment for the benefit OF his creditors !;
liabilities about 5000, owed chiefly in
Charleston to wholesale merchants. The
assets will cover NIL debts. He owns a
great many logs and ties, which have
not been brought to market yet.
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LONDON, July 23.-The American
Schooner William Rice has been lost at
sea. The whole crew, consisting OF six.
teen persons persisted. The vessel was
on voyage to Ireland. The Schooner
William Rice was vessel OF loG tons
burden. She was built in 1869 ut Bath,
and her halling port was Rockland. She
was owned by George Gregory. !
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INCENDIARlES AT WORK.
Several Bis Fires ut -roltane Falls, Wash.
inStou.

Several Dis Fires ut -roltame Falls, Wash.
iDstou.
SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, July o3.-
Early this aornins ire destroyed prop.
erty ya!ned ct nearly a quarter Of a
million dollars. Monroe street bridge, a
new structure, costing $4,000, was en-.
tirely consumed. Estimated total loss
placed at Sls0,00O; insurance, sG2, 900. 1t
is generally supposed that the tire was OF
incendiary origin, as TWO small fires occur.
red at later hour in different por,iona
OF the city. Suspects have been ar.
rested. 49,. M
Julia Glenn, negra keeper OF lods.
ing house in which one OF the blazes
originated, was arrested on suspicion Of
arson. ,.s-'.,
A small fire this forenoon and m
alarm from still another part OF the city,
incr ased the popular belief that fire.
bugs arc ct work.
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A TERRIBLE DEATH,
London, Ohio, Man Dies OF Hydropl,obIu
After Fearful Suffering,

a London, Ohio, Man Dies of IIytlropl,obI,
After Fearful Suffering.
COLUMBUS, O., July 23.-Vance Safely,
OF London, O.. died of hydrophobia al
the union station yesterday morning
where he had been taken by his brothe,
on his return home. Safely was brought
here Tor treatment on Monday night,
but the hospitals refused to take him
and he was held at the city Jail till time
to leave. His condition was a horrible
one, and dozens OF physicians called to
witness his spasns, insane rawlings,
barking and intense agouiea. Several
narrowly escaped being bitten by him.
he was taken to the station with diff
Guilty. and had just reached the waiting
room and been seated, when his head
fell back and the death stroke YVES on.
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San Francisco, July 23.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
Sawyer rendered decision REMINDING
the fourteen Chinese who were captured
in Arizona while attempting to cross the
border from Mexico into the United
States, into the custody OF the United
States Marshal, TO be returned to China.
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Changes Mt the Treasury.

y WAsuISoroN, D. G., July 23-Colonel
Tichcnor relinquished his position OF
Assistant Seer, tary OF the Treasury this
morning and qualified as a member OF
the Board Of Customs Appraisers. AS.
sistant Secretaries Spalding and Nettle.
ton received their commissions from the
President last evening and entered upon
the discharge Of their duties this morn
iDr f.. -.....-.s
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Butldlns rrnnch Strike.

New ionK, July 23-The Board Of
Delegates OF the bailding trades will
organize Tomorrow general strike
against all work in the public schools Of
tho city, owing to the employment OF
non.unlon painters by contractors,
About | 900 men in varions trades will
be called out together. .-..7l
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BARCELONA, July 23.-Two thousand
strikers attempted to parade here to-day,
but were dispersed by the police. The
government has issued an order forbid.
ding professions and open.air meetings.
The strike movement is becoming gen
eral among the factories,