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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
BARRUNDIA CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.-Trainsito
Hurtarte, widow Of GcneralBarrun-
din, In her own name and as repre-
sentative of her six minor daugh-
ters, and Ramon Bengobicata, as
representative of his wife, Barrun-
dia's daughter, have filed with the
secretary of state, II claim against the
United States for 81 ,0Oe, 900 for hav-
ing surrendered Barrundia to the
Guatemalan authorities, at whose
hands he lost his life. There is IN
the claim, what, In the opinion of
the state department officials, will
prove fatal 10 it, aud that is the fact
that ii is made by citizens of "A for
eigu country without the knowledge
aud consent OF that country,
There is much Discussion over the
nomination OF j. IL. Beatty to be u.
5. Judge for Idaho; and the western
teuator who noted objection To il
has resisted all appeals to withdraw
his demand and said the case must
lie over and II hnally took that
order which involves the failure Of
the nomination as IL cannot ho
reached again In regular order.
The senate has agreed to confer
ence report on general deficiency
bill. The amendment reimoursing
the state OF Oregon, California aud
/ Nevada, for expenses in supprcssing
rehslliun, WAS withdrawn.
/ \ resolution was Offered 10y Seua-
tor Mitchell, instruotlug the judi
oiary committee 10 inquire and re-
port whom the laws relatiag Ia
/ Chinese restriction, expire, whether
la '02 OF 9I also when Cbinsss sx'
olusion ast of ~ STALL cNpire, h,
explained the object Wss TO havs
neW legislation on lhs subject hefots
tho existing laws ceased 10 operate
The resolution yas agreed to.
rHE PORTAGE RAILWAY.
| wAsHIN0rON, Mar, A-Among
the bills approved today, by IA,
president, was an act authorizing lh,
Poriage railway at the Cascad,v o
the solusbls river
riA1ER CULTURE Acr RHpEALHp,
I wAsHN0p0N, Mar, A-Comuis
sionog 0roii, of tho General Lane
oflce, today ssui al regls,ers aud -
oelven N land oniccs ,he folloWlnl
Telegram; The lmbeF ealIass an.
presumption laws are lhis day rcpcal
pi Allow no foriheF eniTies, thene
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04

TOR SAl.E.-A new house containing
L nine roems, nicely situated in High
land Addition, connected with the c.ty
1aterwOrlls and is convenient To street car
lie. Terms reasonable. Inquire of u
DoTrance, north west corner of Center
and Liberty streets. 3:%lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL.

NDAfbNfNNl0ADANAb
After an all night session the
senate took recess at6I5 until9 a.
m.
In the house this morning a res
olution of thanks TO Speaker Reed
was carried by strict party vote.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.-1he SEN
ate bill to incorporate the National
conservatory of music Of America
was taken from the record and
passed
The conf rees on the diulomati
appropriation bill settled the only
remaining point in dispute by striH-
ing out the proposition for a Cable
between the United States and
Hawaii.
The house committee on public
buildings and grounds, today re-
ported favorably "a bill for an extern
sion TO the White House, in accord
ance with plans proposed 10y Mrs
Harrison, the whole structure, com
pleted, to cost no more than
S9jO,OOO
Both houses Of congress have adj
journed sine die. Closing addresses
were made by Vice President Nor
ton and Speaker Reed in response
to the vote of thanks rendered them.
The treasury department Tuesday
played out $9,5OO,O 600 for pensions,
completing the $50, 100000 required
on that account for the quarter end
ing today. The treasury surplus has
accordingly been reduced to SIS, 900,
600.
NO TRUTH IN THE RUMOR.
WAsHINGTON, Mar. 4. A rumor
IL current to the effect tnat, upon IN
formation, cabled by the Chinese
minister here, the Chinese govern
ment has entered an objection IL
Senator Blair as minister to that
country. TheChinese minister being
in Peru, Mr.. Yo, one Of the attaches
Of the legation, today said that ab
solutely there was no truth in the
report.
The president said to callers Mon
day that the report that he intended
to send special message urging the
passage Of the federal election bill
was not true. 1t would be, he said
both superiiuous aud useless. The
president said to these gentlemen
that he had no idea an extra session
Of congress would he necessary. A.
to the talked of special session oI
the senate, Mr.. Harrison said he had
no intention of calling one. Their,
was, he said, nothing in the present
outlook of public business whicl
would require 1t. The president
then told his callers he was going OF
IA shooting trip about week after
adjournment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
SALE or HUNT's SYSTEM,

PORTLAND, Mar. T. Charles Il.
Wright, Of Philadelphia, one Of the
heaviest holders Of Northern Pacific
stock, has made clean purchase Of
the Hunt railroad system aud has
made cash payment Of S3,OOO,oOO
as "A starter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04

cNE ENJOYS
Bo5h the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
aad refreshing to the taste, and acts
gcnlyyet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
en- eHectually, dispels colds, head
sahes and fevers and cures habitual
.onstipation permanently. For sale
III SOC and 81 bottles by all
druggists.
C4LLFORNlA FiG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KH. NEW YORK, nv I
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04

HURNISHED Rooms for rent, with
j cooking fucilitieS; So per month. Cor.
Df Trade and Winter streets. j. r.. Van
lerpool. 3-1w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
ROBBED.
ST A 7 E.
HUNTS RAILROAD.
bills

HUNI'b > hAlLhOAD.
PORTLAND, Or, Mar. 4.-The sale
Of his Oregon and Washington ter
ritOry road to Mr.. Wright Is looked
upon as the purchase Of the North
ern Pacific. az he Is a personal friend
IF Henry Willard. The Hunt sys.
tenn comprises l6l miles of railroad
covering the Southeastern Washing
ton grain field, the mileage being as
follows: Hunts Junction to Walla
Walla, fifty-three miles; Walla Walla
to Dayton, thirty-four miles; Hunts
Junction TO Pendletou, forty miles
Eureka Junction to = leasant View,
twcnty-nine miles; Athena to juno.
tion, fourteen miles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adVer-
tisemeut inserted in this column for less
than twenty y-ive cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
SILVER MARKET.

LONDON, Eng, Mar, AT this
hour (2:50 p. m.,) market Is restless
and depressed, on account Of vague
rumors of impending failures in the
silver trade. Rumors are uncOn-
firmpl
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LONDON Mar.4,-LaOnard Jerome,
New York, whose health has been
precarious for some time, died here
last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
PHILADELPHIA.
TO MUCH CANNOT BE SAID
regarding stock of
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS,

AS excels even all past efforts In making the claim t
show at all times the largest stock in of Fabrics for
Ladies Dress do not undervalue other excellent
stocks but the fact remains that than any other
house. make specially of the Dress Goods business LARGELY
concentrating great facilities it, devong more seno
space to the goods than any house know of abroad or at
home and naturally ansactng the largest business These
acs are recognized the country over orders come to ne
from lar and nearBoston New York and Chcaoo conced
ing that conservative Philadelphia leads them in this line Of
business.
sight OF our long counters these busy days is most in
teresng and instructive spectacle every observer
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19
HARRIsoN on TRHg C0Iy,cr


WASHINGTON, March l7.-'rbe pros;s.-.
is quoted as having said to an irinr vsi',eht
Yesterday that the record of tho MIX, .e anF
uongress will stand well in hsto ,ryy-il lf
m Ms ffs 81 fbn pleased with the etsbisbo
that the Elections bill, If n "na c2ilsldered
have afforded guaranty If e, ,Ilu, would
The President said Till Why Why principle.
mad done with regard In e ",", aollsress
al snlpPhg and reciprocity int"r"t, ei'i ,t
about nrci gu he thought practical II ne was
f FL tbFeilmlaiary steps, He was opp5 g NIX
McKi 9r g I'M Of the tariff nii i'd tb 20
but fayofa6 BE to SPIN sId be more fary trai
present present standard only. III Hb E the
o o,,t nM dollars first mission " H.
u ,',.s,' a'ia Iheat some workman II, :" VI 90
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19

Senate.
DnNER Mnrnh 10 ,TLn s...aL. 49,

| Down March 10 M c1
II lisa m iiu oerale met al
Notice ~, n. -
the iudic;aru: NV, W. M AZ. ~ relation to
corborate nss,, uS hr, Me!N uiiIh; aGt 20 IN,
Pvthias. nv Nj Piclas,i5 .,w' ~ hililhts 81
tLe Doyey p,,, i.iisi.aoIi, 10 incorporate
pany; by Mr.. Pilling. act 10 amend cba, p,il,
| g, Revised Statutes; by Mr., Moore aeit 10
incorporate odd Fellows cemetery of
Laurel; act to incorporate sharon Tnd,,n
No. Is, Good Samaritans. -'5e
Introduced-By Mr.. Ross. Snalley ballot
bill; House bill, to divorce Hannah If
from George w. Neal House bill EXTEND
ing Cedar and Clayton streets, Wilmington
ViPIS ,'.,i y P9stponedl
to an act to request The saic ~ Iticniellt
tendents and teachers .nsttmte.'.S I sliperin-
corporate Gordon Hni@hts t'n,t' "V' 70 III
Notice-By Mr. Ross. 10 amnnd cha,to,
l76, Vol. XVII. Laws ~ IlcIn a,oil ciiapter
Passed: Honse bills tD imc Mn,c, ~.
Proyident Ice Comninv. w. ' ~, iI' me
the Deadwood NH nni, lllVsn, w
COMPANY. HoIsc ioi,,t r,,s'H,,., omcltihg
izing the committcr ~ 4, allthor-
nor's room, 10 nIso rcf,,r nN X ~, the cover
room was adopted ''''i' ''io "u''i'or $
Indefinitely postnoned. Aot - Ia.
and straighten Il nnl,iir r,,i ~ j., 20 Ihaiee
derkili hnndredi Ii,, io"i ~ North MUIR
Clavtnn and GeJar ., ,.''., pill extending
Resolution in rc Il,tiS' !, ,,,..,
Delaware canal v.,s '' rnod w Va Maryland
the COMMITTEE ~, ,l.,, go nii,l referred to
from the Iabor Irn irs''t ials, resolutions
Recess In 3n N, MN i'"u anu referred.
- ~
AfEhENouN SESSION.
Inc senate met al $50.
House joint resolution in relation to re.
pairing the tomb of ex-Goyernor lIazlett
was concurrel in. $500
Passed; House bills to divorce NIarv
Jones from James b. Jones; TO divorce
charles ii. from bridget Il. Bowie.
Adjourned to Monday al 3.3O-p. m.
House of ,,orr.s,,..,,,.
~ ft'''"''''Ves'
LOVER, march l5.-The House met at 10
d. h III;
-! etlslohS ana memorials by Mr.. Eisen-
t n;ley; i9r me passage of the Tax Equaliza-
ION su DIE by Mr.. Hltson, similar petition
rom rom tne legislative committee of the
+ FARMERS Alliances by Mr.. Higgins, d
siili HI petllion from the Pomona Grange
OF New castle county, and also in relation
70 the Williams Three Commissioners bill
ASKING that the going into effect of a
county commission bill be deferred until
alief me next general election.
Notlce' By Mr.. Smith, for the apnoint
ncht 81 notary public for the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company; BY Mr.. |
AltlX, 70 amehd the charter Of kenton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19

Dover, March lG.-1he Senate met at
5.45 o'clock
No quorum. Adjourned to meet | I a. m.
tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19

DOVER, March 13.-The Investigating
committee has not found the missine
contents Of the little lin box. but Il ba;
done the next best thing-socured from
the cashiers Of all the banks concerned
evidence and Acknowledgement Of tbe
states ownership of tbc stock i;' ~ ro, wy
sented by the missing securities witch
it may be sct down as certain wili h.
officially certified to by the directors of
these banks in proper shane within H.
next week. The committee Az ~ NJ
want new certificates issued bnt nref nr.
simple written acknowledgement from fi.1r
each bank Tint the State bolds i ,n NH
stock therein for the reason Mot - s, ,t' IL
document wonld nosscss no 40 vo Inn (" a
any other hands. $3.50 -
The committee had before II tbis oftor-
noon Cashiers WilLnr = ~, - .ltis 9i. ~
Farmers Banl; Al Goorretown. WI I,i "A tn
G. Cooner, the terror TO bm n, tnr.iai nf
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19

We are issuing DEPARTMENT CATALOGUES. con-
tanning illustrations price and other information REGARDING b
different Stocks and shall be pleased forward them on
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
MARKET And EIGHTH STREETS,
PHIL ADELPHIA.

county; House bill to renew the charter Of
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pnny of Mill Creek hundred. '0'''
Adjourned to II 4. m, tomorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-19
1EGISLATIVE PRooEEDIyss.
Specially reported for the Gazette and journal
Sennte.

Senate.
DOVER, March 1.-THE Senate met al
IL - a. IN. ''
introduced: BY Mr.. Houston, an act TO
incorporate the Delaware Society Of tbn
Sons of American Revolution; by Mr., VIII
llains an act in relation to the larceny Of
money act to amend chapter GD2, Vol
~ M, Laws OF Delaware; House bill to
divorce Nctte i. Welsh from Newton q.
Welsh; by Mr., Hall, an act for Tic in,
prevent Of Pipe Elm Branch in Kent
county.
Read and Referred: Act to renew the
charter Of Chosen Friends Lodge No. 35
!. O. o. + at llarrington; act in relation
70 school district No. 80 in Kent county;
4ct to incorporate the Robert Emmett
Literary Association of Wilmington.
Notice: BY Mr.. Hall, an art 70 incorno-
rate the Gordon Heights Club.
Claims; John Wanamaker. for finnish
Referred '''S''O'
Passed; House bill to incorporate the
Laurel " Roaring Point Railroad Corn
pany; Senate bill for the benefit Of
creditors and stockholders Of insolvent
Recess to 8 r. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 3 p. nj.
Notice: senator Pilling. act to incornn-
rate the town of Marshallton; act to incor-
poratc the Marshallton Building and
Loan Association; act for the relief of
George {; Morton; act to Incorporate Ivan
hoe Castle. No. II Knights Of Golden
Eagle of Delaware; Moore further SIM
PIGMENT to an act to entitled an act 10 regtl-
late the sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
lhtroduced' House bill to further amend
the act entitled an act to reincorporate the
town Of Dover; Senator Richardson. an
act Tor the more efficient protection against
crimes House bill to divorce Ella II
harcher and Samuel Karchcr Richard
mandry, No. %, Ancient and IIInstrious
Order Of knights of Malta of State of Del
aware House bill, to amend chapter SIS,
to revive the bill entitledia nact to incornor,,
ate Clayton Lodge, No. 4, Of Knights of
Pythias Of State Of Delaware; House bill,
to incorporate the Provident Ice Company:
House bill, to amend and renew the char.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
A PRETTY MORNING MARRIAGE.
Miss Kelly Becomes the Bride of Mr.. Nc
Dsnough-Other social Events.

Dcnough-Otber social Events.
Mr.. ]. A. McDonough and Miss Maggie g.
Kelly were married Yesterday morning ~
Rev. n. j. Cutler oniciated and was assisted py
Dean OAnther. Of Kingston. Canada. The Hitar
Of the church, which was crowded, was oeent'-
fully decorated with pot,ed plants and norers-
The ushers we're Messrs William y. kedoy
William @. Q1gley, Panl Hetndal, y; Harvey
Wilkinson, EDDIE Kelly, and J. j. AcDopoush
(Dess mani.
Tho brido was very becomingiy attired In q
pearI-gray suit, With hat 70 match. She carried
In her hand q beautiful bouquet Of roscs- Inc
groom is n popular drummer. who travels iof
Wlnec, Eilett & Crisnp.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. McD0nougn
were driven 70 the Dyrt-Sfreot station,
where they took the 1l:45 train for Washington
New York, and other northern ciBiea-
The popularity of the contracting parties was
wei attested by the numerous presents they re-
cs.yed. Among these were a beautiful silver
service given 20 them by the clerks and drum
mors Of the house and a handsome c3eck BY the
firm.
PLEASANT EVENING PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Bromm, Jr., gave party 70
their lady and gentlemen friends last evening ~
their residence, 7O6 east Clay street. The foi-
lowing were present: Misses Therese Hennlng-
hansen, Annie Miller, Josephine Haase kate
Ebel, Bertha - mThomaSl Amelia Bromm, S%sse Loufe
Bromm, Pauline Brofnm, Lula Wenael, Lizzie
Kobe, Pinkie welmer, TiIlie schasp. Helen
Brauer, and MIRA c. u. Sauer hessrs. Henry
Scho;t, Emile Spott, Henry Kick, 2. Broinm,
Charles Sauer, G. Hassei, Fred. Brauer, Henry
Bromm, Charles HAase, Henry Grimmeii, Z, n
Saner, Willie ElJel, Theo Keck, Q. Fred. kohle'
w. r. Taylor, and Fritz Wenzel
SILVER WEDDING. y
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Shelton celebrated
the twenty-nfth anniversary OF their wedding
last Monday night at their residence, No. 23o7
east Broad street. :.
The ceremony was performed by DR.. w. Is.
Hatcher, and the couple entered the large parlof
arn-in-arIn. preceded by their six children a.
ushers. After the ceremony the company repaired
20 the decorated dning-room, where sumptu'
ous course supper was served.
The evening was enliyened by musical pro
gramme, and the house was beautifully deco
rated. A large numbor OF ladies and gentlemen
were uresent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
MANcAesrsR,s SHORT cnAprER.
Personal end other Items Of Interest from
Across the James.
: Mr.. Jacob s. Allen. Of Wilmington, N

Mr.. Jacob s. Allen, Of Wilmington, N.
C.. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. T. McGiEn died Monday night at his
residence on Fourth street. The funeral will
take place to-day at 2:30 p. NJ. at the Fifth
Street church. Elvln Grove OF Druids, OF which
the deceased Was member, WIN attend In a
body.
Mr.. W. II. d. Walker died at his home, corner
OF Fourteenth andIPcrry streets, early yesterday
morning. Deceased was an employee OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, was
well known In the city, and loaves a wife and
several children The funeral viii take place
this morning st half-past 10o'clock from Central
Methodist church.
Tho Chesterfield Republicans win make no
nominations for Sheriff, Treasurer, Common
wealth's Attorney, and Commissioner Of the
Revenue In the Second district. They viii voto
for w. w. Pace for Commissioner In the First
district The nomination OF minor officials Is
left 20 the various districts.
There Is some talk OF the Republicans running
Cornelius Mimms (colored) for Supervisor In the
Midlothian district and William Spears In the
Clover Hin district. The Manchester district Re-
publlcans win, 10 Is understood, have meeting
In few days and decide what they win do.
Mr.. Walter Coons has been very III at his resi-
dence, corner Of Seventeenth and Wall streets,
but Is slowly improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
To celebrate Its Anniversary TO. Day.

To-day is the Goth anniversary Of the
Walker Light Guard, Company b. This comps-
ny will celebrate the event by a full-dre5s pa
rade and target practice In the afternoon, and
in the evening they will have a banquet at Zim-
mermay's. This company was organized by
Captain l.. L. Bass Its second captain was the
late Charles Blnford the third captain was Hem
ry c. Jones, now colonel OF the First virginia
regiment. 1t Is now commanded by Captain l..
T. Christian.
The company is composed Of the following
young men Lieutenants, j. j. Haverty and VIII
liam Russell; Surgeon, John ii. Hinchmsn, NJ.
ID. Sergeants, Ii. w. Russell, v. T. A. Spott, A.
Y. Duesberry, Charles r. Taylor, and Thomas
Boudar; Quartermaster-Sergesn q. w. Kra-
ker; Corporals, Thomas Burke, Ro. b. Northern,
X. f. Snead, Z. J. Mayneid; Privates, II. M. An
derson, 4. w. Allen, IL. T. Anderson, w. s. Black
burn, S. II. Buchanan, b. v. Bruer, J.C. Chand-
Ter, w. Z. Cole, John j. Derrick, Neal Doherty,
s. 4. Dunstan, William II. Enos, q. w. Edwards
j. A. Fisher, j. A. Fisher, Jr., +. II. Hurley, Il.
o. Lowman, Charles A. Mason, w. A Meredith,
A. o. Miller, NJ. l. Morgan, William Robertson,
p. Ryan, John j. Stark, L. ID. Smithers, Z IL.
Spott, Il. II. WhitWOrth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
Miss sIarlowe at the Theatre.

Last evening Romeo and Juliet was given
charmlngly 70 largo and cultivated audience
at the Theatre. The stage In recent years has
seen no loYeiier Juliet than Miss Marlowe's and
no Romeo more graceful and handsome than Mr..
Clarke's- Her love is "boundless ss' the sea,
but as clear from talnt as a mountain stream.
Mr.. Hanford's Mercutio, Mr.. Weaver's Friar
Lawrence, Mr.. Wilfred Clarke's Peter, and Mrs.
Farren's Nurse were all up to the best standard
of Shaksperean work ~
To-day at the matinee, Pygmallon and Gala
tea--Miss Marlowe as Galatea, Mr.. Clarke as
Pygmalion the sculptor, with Mrs. Farren and
others.
Tonight the Rev. J. Sheridan Knowles
Hunchback win close this most notable engage
menE
The sale Of seats opens this morning for Emma
AbbOtts Opera and Concert Company, which
commences tomorrow night, when the quartet
act Of Martha win be given by Miss Eva Cum.
mings On which che sings 1The Last Rose of
Summer" ', Nine. Broderick, Mr.. William Brod-
erick, and Senior +. Mlchelena, 20 DO followed by
some grand opera selections and the fourth act
Of Yordrs opera " "Trovatore."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
MAY SETTLE THE STRIKE.
Meeting Tomorrow Might at which Both
Sides VIII BE Heard.

Meeting Io-hOrfoW nIGut st NhSh D"fN
Sides VIII BE Heard.
There will be O meeting at Old-Market
Hall tomorrow night of all those inter
ested in tho strike at the Richmond Locomotive
Ylce-PTesident Thomas Wisdom, Of the Iron
Moulders Union OF North America, and other
representative labor men viii address the meet
ing.
Triee, Davis, and others connected with the man
ngement OF the works viii be invited 20 attend
and make remarks bearing on the question.
IL is believed that this step viii lead to nego-
tiations that may result In an amicable ADJUST
mont Of the strike. Such Is the sincere wish Of
all parties at interest.
TWO OF THE STRIKERS ARRESTED.
George Mavey and Charles Clarke, two mould
ers formerly employed at the Locomotive Works,
were arrested about O'Clock yesterday after
noon on tho charge OF assaulting :. u. Desson.
Dasson, who Is one Of the new men recently
taken on at the works, was going across the
bridge at the head OF Seventh street, when
he was accosted by the two strikers, one OF whom
was under the influence OF liquor They asked
Dssson what he meant by going 70 work while
the strike was In progress. He replied that ne
would do IA he pleased. An argument ensued,
and the two men fell on Dasson and began TO
beat him.
AT this Policemen Lange, Saunders, Kelley,
and Waddell, who we're on duty, interfered ana
took the two men into custody and carried them
to the Second stRtion-house.
The other strikers who we're near by took no
hand In the matter, which possessed no signth-
cameo whatever.
A FEW RETURN TO WORK.
General-Manager Davis in speaking TO Dis
PATCH reporter yesterday said that up 10 the
present time somo i've or six Of the strikers had
returned TO work. They werc getting in now
men every day and 20 far as he knew they wore
not being intimidated.
When asked II tho management would agree
20 such compromise as suggested IN cofnmu-
ncaton In yesterdays DISPATCH be promptly
replied that they would not.