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Evening journal., 1890-10-15

Street Commissioner Francis McClos-
key says that the manner in which the
sewer is being constructed on Lancaster
avenue jeopardizes the lives OF those who
pass by there Where the switch Of The
railway company begins, below Van
Buren, street is the most dangerous
place. Here ON the south side is the
sewer itself while on the north side a
deep hole has been worn in the earth,
When a wagon passes by this place 1t is
only by good luck as Mr. McCloskey
says, that 1t gets through safe. Con-
tractor Jacoby OF course is under bonds
for the faithful performance Of his work
and to save the city from suits fcl
damages. but this bond is for $4,000
nu1v
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 2srn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,

the following described real estate. viz
~ thai cerLsin lot piece parcel OF land situ-
ate ~ the city of Wiinipgfol, and having there on
erected one two-story brick dwelling house, an
porhded aud described AZ follows, tawit:
begnhing AZ pOiat on the sontherly sifo Of
firth street. &C tho distance OF about "
feet westerly from the westerly side
parallel with Fra, kin street 10 feet 10 the
north ifly side Of feet inch wide al ey rum
ming from FraEklin street 70 Broome street;
then g ong sal side a said alley westerly about
u feet 10 point; thence Iortberly passing
thro ga the nj die TIRE division wall between
the mouse on this cot q the house on the lot ad-
join OK on the west 10 feet 10 the place OF beg n
hing, 10 tie contents thereof what they may,
wit the use OF alley.
" Il and token 81 execution a. the properly
OF ms do'e IA ffai aud ouita Pratt his wife,
nortg 'gor and (. = and TO be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
olf-6teod
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

blind man with a small melodeon oc
cupied comfortable seat on the south
east corner of Fourth and King streets,
the busiest thorsughiare in the city. one
market morning On his instrument
was a small tin box and ten per cent OF
the whole number Of people that parsed
him. dropped pennies in the box. la cen
minutes, by actual count, 90 pennies
dropped in the box. The unfortunate
man poured the lucre into his
spacious coat pocket, and other cop
pers were soon beating down on
the bottom OF the little box II he sue
ceeded this we'll until 2 o'clock, when
the market closed, his receipts were
about 81. The money was not given so
literally to-day, however. as it usually
Is, owing to the discovery of an impos-
ter last week ia the shape Of large
"blind" man with flowing white beard
and locks. He stood on the corner seek
ing aims. and when his receipts reached
81, he would at once forsake his post for
neighboring saloon. and at the close Of
the market he had to be assisted home.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

Another large audience greeted "Tbe
Fugitive" at the Academy of Music last
night The scenery was handled better
than on the 6rst night, and the play
went oil very smoothly The engage
ment concludes to night The clever
English skirt dancer Violet Mascotte will
open three nights engagement to-mor
row night in good farce comedy 'eFhe
Corker."
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
To plark Frenoh strest.

]. Newlin Gawthrop Of the Street and
Sewer Department and civil engineers Of
the p, w. & B ana w. & \. railroads
held a meeting yesterday and decided TO
plank French street between the tracks
of the two railroad companies. The
planking will be the same a. ia front OF
Jhe stations OF these companies.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
xyntcr Commissioner

The Board Of Water Commissioners
met in regular session last evening. The
weekly pay roll Of $3.50 63 WAS ordered
paid. City Treasurer Griffith reported
the balance IN bank 10 current expenses.
$6s, S2S 10, to special, i.490, Is total,
1854 3lS 30. Register Grohe reported
the receipt Of 50 for waste OF ater by
the Cold Spring Ice Company. A mum
Der OF bills were passed
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
Through TO Boston by DayiiEht-Com-
naents ON the PonnsS wanna Railroads
New Train.

Through TO Boston by DayiiEht-Com-
ments ON the Psnnss Ivaaia Railroads
New Train.
With the new day train from Wash
ington and Baltimore through to Boston,
which made its initial run ON Monday,
the ID, these cities have service for
which there has been a long-felt want
and which is bound TO receive liberal
patronage from o people who apprec ate
a good thing when they have iJ. The
train will leave WASH Rton on week
days at 3 10 a. m. and Baltimore 03
with an equipment OF parlOr ears and
day coaches. IL will arrive at Jersey
city at i.80 . m, when most delight
full deviation from tho usual monosouy
Of railroad j)urneylng is experienced as
the entire train Is transferred
TO the huge steamer Maryland.
which glides out from it's
dock into the harbor Of New York,
dotted with the craft Of every nation,
commanding view Of ell the buildings,
landmarks. and shipping Of this metrop
oils aud, Ia fact, making complete
water circuit of the city TO the Harlem
river, while the most tempting of din
ners Is served enroute From Harlem
river via the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. the train then
leaves at 100 IN and arrives at Bos
ton 90 D m south bound train leaves
Boston, Park Square Station, Old Colony
Railroad, al 8 10 a m week day 5, arriv-
ing at Jersey City 4 .43 p N again from
the deck Of the Mary land, aud reach
ing Baltimore 8 SO and Washington
10 IS p. m This service certainly Is at
trsctive 10 our people who 80 often visit
Now England and have planned but
never realized such a schedule as is now
| IN offart
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1890,

the following described rea estate, VIZ:
All that tracu CT parcel ~ I nd situated IN New
Castle hundred, in the county Of New Cas5le
bounded a. follows, to Wit:
On the west by The S: ate Road leading from the
New CAST tdrnfike wardthe Rcd Lion on the
Iolis creek trshes, and the by lNn IS late
Of the Hon kensey Johns defe sod, AID kensey
Johns, .lr and on the rorih by rcad ieaau q
from aid State Road to Kens Johns Clay Bank.
containing about 80 acres Of land. be tie same
more or less, wi h the buildings thereon erected.
Seizsd and taken In execution as~the property
OF James A. serverson and sarah S, G., lis wife,
mortgagors, and John Johns, terre enant, and 10
be sol by ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheritf's cfice, Wilmington, october -, 1850.
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Evening journal., 1890-10-15

l HAVE lately tsken in exchange some
good organs by Estey, Mason and Ham
bin George Wood aud Burdett. for sale
at bargains; easy payments. IL +.
Robelen. ITO Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

"RAsTus, said the Judge, this is q
serious charge you bring against Mr.
Smithers Win you swear to it2"
'Sw'ar to 1t? sutt'nly, jedge. I'd sw'ar
to anything TO oblige you, jedge. HAY
rer's Bazaar
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON THuRSDAY.
UN IHUHoDA1,
THE seTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,

The following described r al estate. viz
All that certain farm or tract of land, with the
dwelling house, barn ard ether outbuildibgs
thereon erected situate IL Mil reek hundrrd,
New Castle county. and state Of Delaw4re, de-
ser0ed in two tracts as follows.
NO. Be1nning at 4 sone, corner now or
late OF Tn luISs bankin's land; thence by new
line with the nds late Of J I'm Lyman north
"A degrees 4Sminutes east n 4 9-ln0 perehes 10
stone, a corner of lana late of Daniel Hardness;
thence by said n Arknesss lanH north 36degJees 80
min. west IS Pc cues 70 stake corner for land
lare of Samuel Tyson; thence along said yscn
land south 81 degrees 10 minutes west 10 and
6S100 perches TO a stone, corner of land Of the
aforesaid Thomas Rankn; thence along said
Rankin | NJ north 81 degrees 10 minu es east
Z ADD 69-ih perches 70 the place OF beginning,
containing 80 acres. rood and tterches
No 2. Beginning At post on a line of land
now or lata Oi Thomas Rankin, Bnd At a corner IF
j, Burton Hayes land; themes by land Of said
Fay along public road north sss deg cts east
l6 4-lO perehes to p st; thence the SAME
north 6la degrees west n erchesto post; thence
by the anne norh "a degrees Yves Is an 60
100 percnes to a post; thence north $50 grees
west . and 42-lO0 lefches to pos thence by
land # Dnniel Thompson s4uth s5s4 degrees
east ~ $40 perehes to a post in line Of Other
land said Russell; Themes by his land south 81
degrees west IS sSlOn perches tlss place of b.
ginning. containing acres, more or ie,s.
Seiz 4 and taken IN execution As tha properly
OF George X. Ferguson aud Lizzie Ferguson, h s
wife, and g. I, and 70 be sold by
ALVAN ALIEN, Sheriff
Sheriif's ofioe Wilmington, October 81 $50.
ol46teod
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON FRIDAY,
THE slsr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,


The folio wing Described real estate viz:
All that tract OF land With the tenemfpts
thereon situate wing and bdng in Mil creek
hundred, New Castle county, bel.
By lands ct ID and X MOI risOn Ellis Sanders,
Andrew Gray, w liam hice, n. Richards, q.
Suriuger. iiIam v ola ton and tbs eirs OF @.
Greenwa,t decea.ed containing i57 acres be e. 6
same more or less, which are erected two
dwelling houses, gfst mi !, saw MILL fulnng miu
AMI other buildings, excepting thereon al that
part thereof VIII CHI is bounded as follows. u wit:
Beginning at q stake in he inc OF land late Of
A. 6 ay now Of Robert 90 k's d iTs, it being a
corner of land late OF W W. kiee, nsw ---
Mcdonald; thence by said Grsy's line south 81
degrees anu ~ minutes ga t - ohaips 70 a Il AXE
at the ac0 Of an old corner; hence hy line avid
ing his ir m lAnd OF The heirs uf John ki3geway,
fertaeriy Of Samuo, Barr, north Il degr-rs eerl
chains, % links 70 corner ~ n. riePard- Z
land; thence by said Richards lhnd north 80 DO
gree 20 minutes, " st ~ chains 2 inks =" a line
Of lard laIe of William " Xxi g; thence by tha
last nAmel land south AZ degree Is minutes, est
chains, 80 links to the place OF beginning,
containing 8 acres ami 95Al00 Of an acre.
Seized and taken IN execution A. the property
of Margaret Hughes, adn in stratrix of Paurick
hughes, and Margaret HUGHES, surviving mort
& gor snd widow Of said Patrick Hughes ,e-
ceased, ard tits, and TO be coli by
ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff.
sherihfs Office, Wilmington, October 10. 1890.
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Evening journal., 1890-10-15

Sneezing. snuffiing and coughingl This IS
the music all over the land just nov i've
got such an awful cold IL my head" Cure it
with Ely's Cream Balm or II may end in the
toughest form of catarrh. Naybe You have
cat0rrh now. Nothing Ia more nauseous and
dreadful This remedy masters H. as 10 other
ever did Not snuff or a liquid. Pleas
ant certain. radical
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
eaERIFF's SALES.


CHFRIFFS SALE by VIRTUE OF A wRII
- Of i,eva-i Fa~ias, TO me directed will b. ex-
posed ia public sale at the Court House on Mar
ket street betwAeu Tenth ava Eleventh streets,
ia the city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
DeiAWare
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON THURSDAY,
THE Born DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,
At2 O'Clock. p. m,

The following described real estate. viz.
Ali that certain lot Of land aad stone mill build
ing thereon, wi h thu steam en- ms, Her and
9th MACH !. ~ contained therein situtt Ia the
vii age Of New ort, Christina. hundred.
Beginning At a Ftake standing by Chrstia
river; thercs by land Of Widow BOys In north
westerly direct on aoont perohes 60 a carner OF
the said Widow Boys line ia the sontherly side OF
W lter street; thence ia northeasterly direction
along sa q side OF " alter street about and 6-lO
perchsr 70 a com of David Nee I'm onts land +
thenee along said lie ida oatbessierlS III ectoh
the n i@lianA river; tbs CO Mp said run the sew
erai courses an distances tn rsof to the place Of
beginning, be tho oi.tenis Ghat they may
;, izvd and taxed ia xaeutiOn a. the property OF
William Elliott, aud 20 be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, SheriM.
Sherff's Ofiee, Wilmington, october Is, 1880.
I'D Ef..ad
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

CATHETI. -BAlLEN.-On September 10,
by Rev. John ID. q aanua. william h.
Cathell anol Miss Alice Bailt y. both Of this
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

GHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- OF Levar Faclas, 70 nae directed will be ca
poeed SO public sale, at the no OF OF .lohu h.
evils, in Newark, in White Clay Greek hundred,
New Castle county. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON THURSDAY,
THE sOrH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,

The follow ing described real estate viz
All hat lot Of land situate In tho town Of New
ark, in v hite Clay Greek hundred.
Beginning Al point in the middle Of Academy
street alta di nee OF 2lU feet and cues from
an iron pin az The mteTsecton Of the GENRE line
Uf Main street wifh the centre line OF cademy
Academy street south sia degreef, ives 81 feet to
stak a cor er fOr land of n. cele themes by
the line Of said steele land north ~ degrees. west
81 feet ilic1es 70 line for land a me United
school ,drtricl No. 30 and Al thence by the said
IL OF he land Of the said hOOl 81 ticx no Tn
ltla d. gre. 81 81 feet 10 a line Of other lard
the sad avid w. askey; thence by the said
Lass mentioned line south 81 cegre s. esst S. tee
inchos 10 the Il a. mentioned point aud pinee 1
beginm <. contain ng 10 psIches ana $50 If 4
perch II and more or less.
Se'z8d and taken in ext Gu ion ss the property OF
David W Ca keY and Mary NJ Caskey his VIE
aud e., and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff.
sherif's Ofhee, Wilnlng'on o., ctob 7 10, 1850.
oi46se9d
q II T. "a
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
lTENa oe INTEREST
A La &c Estate.


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dotted so thickly with thrifty cities,
towns and villages! Amid them ALL
with ever increasing popularity aud help.
fulness, Ia DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, giving hope and cheer where
there is disease and despeir. Wherever
there is humanity there Is suffering;
wherever there Is suffering there is the
best field for this great American Remedy.
Consumption (Which Is lung scrofula)
yields to IT, If employed ia the early
stages of the disease; Chronic Nasal
Catarrh yields to it,; Kidney and Liver
diseases. vel to Ill II you want the
best known remedy for all diseases Of
the blood. ask for DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and take no other.
It is guaranteed to cure in all cases of
money refunded
THE Rams Horn, a semi-reli gious
weekly, says that "trains for Heaven
have never any baggage cars We
don't suppose they have any smoking
cars, either. Come to think about IL, are
town Herald.
"IT is fact. that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition of the blood, over
comes that tired feeling, creates a good
appetite. and gives strength to every
part of the system. Try it.
POSSIBLE Buyer-Is he full blooded2
Gullick (the dog brokerl Cant
run twenty foot iihout gittin' red in tn
face -Scrlbner's Magazine.
SOME very good slightly used pianos
by Weber, Knabe and Decker Bros
these pianos sol1 at bargains on easy
payments. II. f Robelsn.
ToMsoN (who has accosted strangely
-"Excnse me, sir | took you for .
friend II viii beg his pardon -
Yankee Blade.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

"Where did you get that Suit?"
is a question often asked the Men
who wear our Clothing. The style
and fit are SO excellent that people
are surprised to find such Clothing
ready made and sold at ready made
prices, which are half below tailors'
pricee. We do as well for the Boys
and Children.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

A,HhRIFF'S LIE -BY VIRTUE Or A WIT
y Il Lsvar Facias, 10 me rec, cd, viii be e1-
plae TO public sale, at the hotel If Fredus a.
Sturgeon, IA Newplrt in Chrlstiaaa hundred New
Cas lie county Delaware
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

OHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIPTJ E or 8 WRIT
- Of evari Faeaay to me directed. viii he ex
posed % public saie. at the hotel o. John -
u wis, in newark. White Clay Greek hundred
Now Castle county, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 29TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880.
At2 o,clork n m

~ y clOchi y. IN
The following desert ed real eefate. viz
III tn It CO tain lot, piece par eel of land with
three-stoTy brick dwelling houss thereon erected
situate in the city of Wilmington
Beginn ng at a point on tho .sterly side # Van
Buren, ctr ct at tbs d stance of Al feet ncrtherly
from the north rly side If SIKH street; thence
eastery a. parallel ith sixth street lG0 feet TO
rner; thence northerly and para lei with Van
Blu EN- street 10 feet to nBo her cor err; thence
westerly arallel with Six IA street. and passing
through the centre of the party wal tween tins
ami the adjoining use on the north, 100 fact to
the sfo esaid side OF Van Buren, street and thence
thereby sSuthsrly % feet TO the place Of begin
ming bs the ontents thereof what they may.
Seizsd and taken in execution as the property of
Louisa Pratt and the re Il. Pratt, her hns-
ba d, and t. T., and to be sold by
AVIAN ALI FN, sheriff.
shertifa Office, Wilmi gto' october 10, 1860.
o14--teod
& aERIFFs SALE by VIRTUE OLA WRIT
- If Levari Facas TO me directed will be ex-
p sed 70 pub ic sale At the Court House, on Mar
ket street, between Tenth aid Eleventh streets.
IN the ciy Of Wilmington, New Casrle county,
Delaware,
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

& HERIFFs SALE. by VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- OF Levai Faoias. TO me directed, will be OK
p)aad TO public sale, at the hotel Of John e
Lewis in Newark in White Clay Greek hundred.
\ ew Castle county; state of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 29rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m,

the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot of land and two-story brick
dwelling houSe thereon erected 81 uate ia the
city Of Wilmington afore. aid, bounded follow s.
Beginning OF the westerly side Of Orange street,
batween Fifth snd sixth sFr-e.s Is feet north Of
Fifth street; thence weferlY parallel TO Fifth
street, A. feet TO ire asterly side Of an alley
thence thereby n rtherly parallel 70 Orange
street Is feet thence easterly parallel to Fifth
STREET 40 feet 10 the afort aide of range
and thence the eby southerly 10 feet to the pisc5
of beginning
Seized a d taken in execution AZ the property
OF Antonio Sap3iiro and kose Sapori.l, his wife
and iseniO Saporit0 and terre nauts, aud to DO
sold by ALN n ALLEN. heritf.
sheriff Office, Wilmington, October IS, 1893.
Ola 6teod
- HERIFF 5 SALE. = BY WIKI UE OF 4 WRIT
- # Bevari Faciss, {, me directed, will he OK
posed TO pubic saie, at the Court House, on Mat
KIT street hetw een enh and eleventh streets. in
the tv Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
delaware,
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

&HEkiFt's ALE-BY WIKI u & OF A Kk 4
~ o. evari facias, 20 me directed VIII b. ok
posfe - Tuuli SAFE at the -ourt House. ON Mar
set - eft, between Tenth and Eleventh SIR cts,
N tao city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

POSSIBLE Buyer-Is he full bloodedi
Gullick (the dog broker) -"Yes'm Cant
run twenty foot iihout gittin' red In tn
face -Scrlbner's Magazine.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15
JAMES A. KELLY,

Sole AGENT for BohsmiRn Bsdwstts Bsst
Corner Tenth and Shipley 81 'rfr
Talspnopa "A
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

SOME very coed slightly used pianos
by Weber, Knabe and Decker Bros
these pianos sold at bargains on easy
payments. H. f Robelsn.
Evening journal., 1890-10-15

ToMsoN (who has accosted stranger
-"Excuse me, sir took you far q
friend. II viii beg his pardon -
Yankee Blade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-10
That Threatened Strike.

The paragraph in yesterdays HERALD in
which an ex employee of the Omaha shops
was quoted as saying that ga strike will
shortly be inaugurated against the Union
Pacific, compared to which the Burling-
toms agitation will be child's play; that
the men are organizing daily and agents
have already traversed the entire system
preparing the way for one of the most col
lossal labor movements that ever interfered
with a country's commerce." created con,
siderable discussion in railway circles
Most of those who were seen at this end OF
the line seemed inclined to believe that il
was the hot-headed utterances of dis
charged employee which would amount
10 nothing, while a few others were
of the opinion that there might be some
thing in it. The magnitude OF the under
taking is almost appalling, and its effect:
on the west, if such a strike should become
general could not but prove to be of mes
serious character.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-10
Wool Rates are shaky.

Wool rates have again fallen, this time
striking the S1.90 peg. This is, of course,
On baled wool; sacked is now taken ats Is.
There is every indication that there will be
a still further decline, and that before many
more days have passed. II is all very well
for agents TO say there is no tear of a
further cut" and shat rates are now low
enough" That has been their old cry ever
since the rates took such a sudden tumble
several weeks ago, yet there has been a
steady decline since, and unless the wool
clip soon gives out, it would not be at all
surprising If $l.75 was quoted within the
next few days.
The local association is virtually a dead
letter and is so dead that it is hardly prob
able it will ever be resurrected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-10
Personal and General.

dit is said the Union Pacific guillotine has
been laid away Tor repairs; the supply of
victims seems to have been exhausted.
When the Denver & Rio Grande receives
their s. coo 600 worth of new cars and en-
gines that have been ordered, it will be the
best equipped road in the west.
The Union Pacific and Rio Grande Yves E
ern are both doing some tall hustling for
passeng ger business.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company is
expanding money so lavlshly in improve
ments that in May the increase in operat-
ing expenses exceeded the increase in
gross earnings, it inquiring 81 per cent of
gross earnings to operate the road and pay
for the improvements charged to operating
expenses.
The Chicago, ST Paul and Kansas City
IS making an effort to secure more bust
ness from the western states, and the an
nouncement is made that western agent,
L. J. Smith, has been appointed, with head
quarters at Denver. His territory will
embrace Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
The Union Pacific officials have decided
not to put double daily passenger service
on the Fort Worth division. Instead, they
wall improve the present service by making
better time and securing better equip
ments. Several new passenger engines
have recently been ordered for this line.
The Northern Pacific is using its Wiscon
sin Central division principally for freight
BY The arrangement with the Chicago, Alil
waukee g. ST. Paul all fast passenger
trains of the Northern Pacific so over ths
St. Paul.
Chief Engineer Bogue, of the Union Pa
cific. follows his leader by saying: I'VE e2-
meet to let contracts for the roaubed- on ths
Sound extension By July 10. Construction
has already been begun, and work is COINS
on at Vancouver and at several llaces be
tween Tacoma and Seattle. AT Vancouyel
we are taking careful soundings and al
precautions necessary to insure the ap
proval of the secretary of war. No; th'
company has no present intention OF build
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-10
The Coal Strike,

Our latest advices from Schofeld and
Rock Springs are to the effect that the
strike is still on, and while there are somo
indications that the miners at the latter
place.may give in, it is said the Rock Springs
miners are determined to hold out until
the crack of doom rather than submit
to the proposed reduction. just how much
longer they will be able to stand off the
company, remains to be SEEN and in the
meantime, the company is compelled to use
inferior coal, much to the dissatisfaction
both of the road and its patrons. A coal
famine in midsummer is a somewhat of an
anomaly in this country of black diamonds.