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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

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1 . mo. -
1hr ',.. n. ANS AMI Vrr's IcpOFth iSr IN hrst
o 49, h i,nun-v ne much NOR h|Ortplc 10 The pro
durn, ma, thoer IN DYcHlcr. indicating m increase "a
NJ >.ort. Of only 800 900 ayr against D''nu'rs
~ 600 Gao barr l.. The daily aN"dgc ~
rams so Jar has IS 95S barrels conraJ wlih ful
aD"roc,s 81 si .3e b,rf-ls IN Dccmlcr, 1921 aai -.
~ nrrci, in Janu1 ;, 1921 oS cls iHrrrl, y Is:p
i,ivre have aIeaeed g. $50 bar T. 20 o aa asnInsi
Jon,,srv ls9l; sGAaG inIrels in 1870 1885, IN Ia9
and = i53 barrels 1885 h4 "a t rs nave
ry ISL ~ 4.3 b.r.is 1890, 41li7 barrls in 1882
AID 90 400 a rnls N 1855. The PIPE lne hguIes from
ia1uary TO IL (chnrters u q" loup inclusive were a.
follows: rx.oss
INNS Deliveries. rms Charte~s
A aytn r,gc n.y. soy IS e5s ts5so lo37s 5ii2l
The buckeye Pipe Line repor's rs folo"': rxe,sx
Rrns. Deliveries. Deliveries.
rota, ar,ls .... 3Cs 5lj Gl5110 2i7li5
,ur, 49,. US d,,,-. 81 43 or Il, coo
Last veeks crud. ccrtGclt markets m9s"d within m.
,o Limits and BUSINESS was more quIet than IN the pr
sbi,, ,yco, mo n 7nthly pipe line report had been
IN he trade and IT. Dublca had efccS
on values In fact, hers was an aaNGnee Of 9 cent ~
By recession 70 6 a03s cents The nod"eho" IN tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

The report that the members Of the commission
which Is to supervise the construction of the new
Custom House at Bowling Green are to be appointed
within the next few days is not true. These com
mssloners will not be appointed until there IS some
thing for them to do There Is nothing for them 20 do
nor is there likely to be for some time to come,
and for that they will not he called upon to
serve the Government just yet. 1t may be said, how
ever for the benefit OF those who seriously con
eidering the question OF making effort TO secure one
81 these berths. that TIE slate Is practically made up
There Will be only one Democrat on the commission,
aud lie Is likely TO be chosen from the rural districts
say, from up around WatcuOwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

II ever q legislative committee was loaded" it is
the one on Railroads, appointed by the Lieutenant
Governor last week, and Of which Dr. Edwards. who
made II possible for the Democrats TO organize the
Senate was made chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
Total ar.cls 60.
Average pr dal

Last weeks crud
ROW limits. and bus
c'ding week. Tho
iorcshad0w<,d In the
on values. In fact
options 10 6iis cents
by q recession " O.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Trade Unusually Active for Nid@nmme-
iron Workers Troubles Causing Increase
Demand for finished Products
Rail Trade Movements In other Lin.
-Businc<s Failures, Etc.
Nrw York. July r.-R. q. nnn \
Co.'S weekly REVIEW Of trade saws:
Crop prospects arc further Improved ara
grain sni cotton ara weaker. Mannheim
~ ail kinds are active. except a. isnn work A.
stopped by dispute abont wages. and trade K
unusually activ. for mil-ummer The exps-.s
~ specie have NOT thus far an -ctci sforks. IN
on the contrary reports that the silver bil viii
not pass the houss have helped recovery y.
about 81 per share in tho stock marxet -hs
prospect that the nnt.-option bill will "
brought 70 vote has tended % depress 'rzilns
On commercial exchanges. The strikes al
stcrpagc of many iron works and the s'rnssl.
at Homestead have cause 4 stronger demand
Tor finished products OF iron and steel. whLs
rig lro1 iS overioafed and weaker. nn1
Thomas Go. has reduce its price for aath-i-
cites 70 81 par ton. which il believed q, ~ ths
lowest prics ever recorded. Sales X
1000 tons of steel rails have ban
made BY eastern works. and 'ht
sggrrcst. Tor that n tn vat, has bsen S6lnn
with rolnop actually deiisersi which cprfr
spends with ths d,rreas. III raiiroli builiias
and the prospect that N n.w miieaSs fsr ~
year viii b. only aboat 5oN Bar iron j. "a
heavy demsni. and structural also az a. Al.
vance Of about 81 PR ton. Textile mills are ~
wei employed Tor tle season. and better r-
der~ for voo'en goods have given an inpul~
20 purchases Of wool by manufacturers Eot
sni shoe shor~ are busy an pressei for earT
deliveries. AMI cnstcrn shipment. sra now N,
largest ever known: thus far. l.ss.ml cases.
aga ns: l.sG.pW last ysar. and i.s2tpN -
iso, hitherto the maximum. Para rubber
u lower at o. cents with works busy. There
are moierats salss ~ copper at ll~ ~
i inactive. hus leai slightly nivancet tn
last advances In coal has stoppei business. tn'
the half years output was l9.6rep ton
ngainsf ls.31 40 last year.
The business failures occurring fhroughqr
the country during the last seven days. nu'n~r
for the United States. if<. and for Canaia y q
a total Of l-s: A. COMPARED with w hs
week and 40 the week previous % the -
and .9s fer the corresponding week 81 Last yeAf
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IN the senate. on the sth. hill
changing the date ~ the dedication of
the Worlds fair buildings from October
10 70 October II was passed The re-
mairdc- Of the day was devoted ~ the
further consideration 81 the sundry
civilappropriations bill. withontmaking
great progress .....in the house. II BE-
ing suspension day. a large number Of
bills were passed. among them the tin
plate and the silver-vre bills. and the
bill ID promote the safety Of employees
md travellers by compelling common
carriers 70 equip their cars with auto
matte coupier- and continuous brakes
THE most disastrous f-e in the his
tory ~ 81. Johns. ~ r.. broke out on
the sth- during heavy gale. in small
wooden building ON Tonyo hill. near
the top of the mountain The high
wind carried live ernber- in all direc-
tion, and soon q score of conragrations
were spreading destruction throughout
the devoted city. a long list of costly
public structures were among the
buildings destroyed. and over s.o9o
persons were rendered homeless The
ioss reaches MP into Tie millions
The transatlantic steamer Marechcl
| ranrobcrt was sunk. On The sth. in COL
l;Sion wish thr French ironrlad
| IIoche. oF Piani-r. mile~ southwest n
| Mar~ciilss Their were eightv-sire pas
ss.nrcr- On the dcciS of the canrobcri.
watching the maneuvers. when t<ne
lfrhe. which Il the iar~nip ~ the
squadron. crashed into her side. All
but seven were rescued. though the
conrol,rrt sank ain 81 instantly.
Ar the mornings session of the
American institute of instruction az
Narrayansctt ri.-. X. T.. on the sth.
the first address read was upon -The
Relative Educational Value ~ Extcn-
sion and Intention ~ Charles Henry
Douglas. head master of the high
school at Kcenc. y. n. The Country
school was the subject of an address
by Hon. Henry Sabin- Of Iowa
A WALL 800 feet long and thirty feet
high. running along the south side u
the Newport News railroad yard in
Memphis. Tenn. topplcd and fell from
pressure Of earth against II on tho
s,h. The Pullman car Savannah. in
which Conductors Hunter and Hogan
were asleep. was crushed. md the two
men were killed. Several other cars
were also wrecked.
NJ tos r. IN. ~ the sth the result
~ the parliamentary elections in Grra.
Britain showed the choice of rc2 con-
scrvntivcs. i2a librrals. - unionists. is
anti-rarnellitcs and ParncIlites,
about hal. Il Cig members Of the horsc
~. commons
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
|CURRE ENT TOPICS.


II fh< senate. on the 5th. Mr.. Berry lark
made speech IN reply 20 Mr.. Hsie> tarin
-Yrcrh and r-~cirtion~. asserting that the dan
ser of another fcrrr hiIi rps- above Al other
considerations IN the minds - tbs people a the
south In thr hou>r the nxnt on the free
cnina<- biz. ra<s-d hy the senate on the IT,
hesnn - soon a. the speaker announced IL
rrrrfrs. ana tire dsy was sp.nt IA futile effort
10 grt quorum % vor upon the m ,ssare. a
resolution ws- naaliy adopted evoking all
lsave- % sh~~ncc. and requiring IL, attsndence
of lh-rntec~.
II the s<nats. on the 9th. the saniry civil ap-
preparation bill-the Last great appropriation
bin not yet sent 70 ccnferrnc>-va- reported
Mr. Aidri-h introduced resolution %
aijsurn on the 1fh Among the pills
pasSsd vas one increasing the pension arpro-
pri&tirn for loss ~ limb ss1p per snnun' :
arpropristin< &.op for an investigation Of the
-'<ir.n<- of large citie~ BY the c0mmission,r %
iabor AMI u punish the carrying a conc 'aled
vsar-on~ 10 tn D~fric- u Columbia In the
hcus- the conference report on the river and
hsr5ur bill uas sgreei 20 -Four hours We're
lost by hlibustsrinr by th> anti-s'lver men
against the refarrac. q rhs silver hill % ths
COMMITTEES on ccsnase- weight and measures
The diplomatic and consular bin occlpiet the
remainder Of the session. no agreement being
rczch~t-
~the senate on the .th. spirited debate
took place on the question of investi eating the
causes % the Homestead Pa riots AM the
employ msnt % Pinkerron men. witch was
fn4iiy referred toth> committee on contingent
expenses. The balance q the DAY was devoted
20 con -sferarinn 81 the sundry civil appropria-
rionS bill In the house the silver bill was
referred 70 the committee On coinage. weights
and measures. without opposition. the anti \
silver men Gazing 10 tlibusfer. They expect
% heat tbs measure II Il comes before the
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
TIE CARNEcIES.

rhcv Are Erioysng the summer an'.s. ..,'
tho scotch Highlands while ~. "A''.
wssh Their wealth Producers i''~'
Home
Lo~pox. July IA four-in-nAhs'
luxuriouslv and SpIcndidly egu'pr'-
left l.raernar. Abcrieen~hire. yeS,.a,
dav moruing. for Loch Rirnoch' 'e''~
shire. ri contained Mr. and Mt s~ Al
drew Carnegie. Mis- Whitfield Ant nv. M
Armitags. and they were On 'n''r Na, VI
to one ~ the most charming So
scotland. where they Will h,rn
their summer headquarters
partv. it, Is said. VIII ' ",
the opportunity 70 visi'
scenes ~ the battle " killiecra akn 1.'- II
which Is hut short distance ''..J NM
Loeb Einnoch. Mr. Carnegie s's'',s u
much brighter. under the iniinsnss ,,,s. N
The bracing air and delightful n-r '.r.
land scenery and had evidently M h,'a
come the agitation which afies'f" s...r. ~,
Thursday. hut still refused % g ~ ..s
viewed and declined even y ~ Il,
whether he had any knowisaes y ..d n
strurgle and loss OF life at iio'nest
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

%. Johns y. a.. the scene ~
e"nnsgrnsi"n--A score III Fir..
~sse usms spread Dr.trncttnn Iar.ns ~
ne devoted tity-Thrce Th.u>ana ,.' ~"
p'e n"meiess-s Immense I.o.-.~. ''-
HALIFAX. n. -. July a.Th. n
d'sastrous fire in the history ~ :.
Johns n. H.. broke out rr;a.
during heavy gale. IL oripin.,'d
Q small wouden building on Tonro h,il
near the top ~ the mountain Te
high wind carried live embcrs NJ IN a'
rections. and soon score IL con,l.n.-.
tions were spreading destruction T'.
Masonic temple. the Methodist collie.
the Gowcr-strcct Methodist ch.r,.h
the majestic cathcdr.ls 81 the Enrli.n
and Roman Catholic churches ,b'
two finest places or worship. hnii, y,
cost 81 over s5oJ. 900: the Ors,nrc NAM
the palace of Ei>hop phones. II. ra,riel,.
hall. the Christian BROTHERS srh,nl. W.
Presentation convent. the snpr.m.
court building and police hcadquar,.rs
the government offices, the govern.
mcnt savings hank. the Preshvteria,
church and everything IN the path y
the flames was consumed.
The entire center Of the city X 4
smouldering mass ~ ruins. Mt
building in the path Of the dcvonriny
element was left standing dawn &
Water street. where the great s,nr.-
houses. fish warehouses and whar,c.
soon yielded 10 the flames.
About o'clock the telegraph ana
cable offices We're burned. and the III.
was still spreading southwark toward
the historical parliament building and
governors palace. II Is Impossible N
estimate the loss. but already over S.0l
people are homeless.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
FROM The ORIENT.

4 Dismal Chapter 81 Casualties ara ~
nstrrs-Hcasy Rains. Cholera. Lar'h
qnske~. ~maiI-ro< and Typhcoas Amcns
the Causes.
S.S FnAxcisco. July ?.-Thc sfcamn
Eclric arrived frpm Hong Kong anc
Yokohama yesterday afternoon bring
inr the following advicc>:
Singapore was flooded hy phenor
enasiy heavy rsinstorm on the i~' ul',
nearly eight and onc-half inches iai''
ing in les than five hours
An epidemic Of cholera prevails X
Siam and has caused several ihorsaa'
deaths.
Yokohama and vicinity experience
two heavy earthquake shocks 81 ''s
3d ult.. which damaged many houses
Smallpox has broken out IN oSasa'
where. a week before the steamer sisi''''
there were ITO eases and twenty-'hFes
deaths.
The government. is again in thethr'@
~ dissolution
Ka;ari. Japan. was recently v's'''n
bv a tvphoon. which destroyed ercls
and over hundred houses
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

HoNEsrEAp. Ia. July "a matter
now under discussion is the probable
stand 10 - taken by President Frick.
There is not rnaa here who believes
the chairman of the great Carnegie in
terrsts viii ever give his consent - en-
gage the services Of those who now are
idle There was AZ one time p-nha-
bility that the men would be taken
back. hut now Il i conceded positively
certain that no man now will be given
work. should FricI< and the other Of
:icials insist on refusing 10 take back
ths<r old employees it will be a hard
blow to Homestead. The majority of
the men have fan lilies and own the
houses in which they live. Then again
the immensity ~ the plant a nd peculiar
ify ~ the work !, such that Il would
l.. difficult for 1000 steel workers Z
leave here and secure employment
elsewhere.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

THE northern portion Of the state of
Mississippi was deluged. on the night
of the 9Th rith the heaviest and most
disastrous rain that has fallen there In
years Greeks were transformed into
riverS and the large streams into in
land seas- bridgeS were washed away
and hundredso Of head of cattle drowned
The crops were greatly damaged and
in some localities the cotton crop was
completeiy ruined
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

rosronrA. o.. July "a dynamo ,,rss Y
,hc Fostoria light and power w".r '.r
exploded with terrific force lnn'rs II,
Thc tlv-whecl on the engine vses~, a.l
d;su,ntlcd 4 second later and s''n-,',, MI
"a atoms. The flying pieces s'-, v.r.,I
through the wooden ceili'g y NM se,, ,,.os
nlares. tearing great holes IN tne ',. Il.
The engineer. Paul Hydcr.was ''''i n.:s
IL killed. his skull being crushsa. r,.. ,ers
Ices broken and one arm near .,s.s.
from the body. The engineer W. n.
"a years Of age and married .'r,.r,s ~
ve.sivation of the cause Is In pro@
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

The hou~e Judiciary committee. On
the -th. ordered favorable rep-rrt on
The resolution introdnced by Mr. Viii
liauss- os NaSsachu ~etts. authorizing an
Investigation oi the trouble NJ the
Homestead Pa mills and the causes
leading tot
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

wM NEE>oS. EN- ployed as an elevator
man IN the New York World buildiny-
fell through the elevator shaft from
the tower of the fifteenth story on the
5th- and was instantly killed lie was
- years Of are and unmarried
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

GEx. j. Il. wEAvER. Of Iowa. and
Gen Jarne< a. Field an ex-confederate-
If Virginia were respectively nomi-
mated for president and vicc-preSident
by the peoples party convention in ses-
ki0n at Omaha. ~eh- during the wee
sna' hours u the sth- They were
both chosen on firSt ballots and the
nomination u each was made unani-
rnou~ III was intended TO make the
nonnfnations "a the fth- hut the speech
making propensity n the delegates
prevented carrier action
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

GENTLEMAN who bearded the bargcs
immediately after the surrender 81 the
Pfnkerron fo-ce at Homestead Pa. on
The s-h- found number Of letters and
postal cards written BY the deputies
when they thought they could not pos
sibly escape Some Of these rnissives
were written br husbands TO their
wives. and were couched in most ten
der terms
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

A TERnrrrf explosion ~ fireworks
occurred IN the ~tnFcroorns ~ the Amer
Iran Toy ca. ls5 Fifth avenue Chicago.
an The 1T The roof was blown ont
ami the buildin- almost instantly took
fire The crowd which gathered were
tratei 10 a premature Fourth of July
display. and when the fire engines ar
rived ky rockets. roman candies and
Erpents we're soaring through the
shattered roof. while fire-cracicrs and
torpesioeS. exploding in bunche> ~ hum
drcds. made din like that of = pitched
hattie.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

THE election in England Is prpceed-
ing quietly many members ~ parlia-
nenr being returned without oppo-
sition- but in Ireland the contest !
mari<ed By fierce and bloody fights in
one instance an attempt being made TO
wreck train for political reasons
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

THEKE were strong earthquakes felt
in the City ~ Mexico and at Guadaia-
jara- on the ID accompanied by un-
earthly subterranean noises which Gre
zfed much terror Some damage was
done II Colima- There was beautiful
eruption Of the Colima volcano- on the
night Of the sd. and the subterranean
noises continued all day
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

A sroRx which struck New York city
and vicinity. on the "a. caused a num-
her ~ cap~izes IN the hay and rivers
and several lives were lost II did n
great deal 0f damage in the aggregate
IN the city also. and many fishermen
were ont in sn-ll boats and il i feared
that some Of them were drowned
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

AFHIeHTFrL increase cf the ravageS
Of Asiatic cholera i reported from the
Trzn=-Caucasia. In the city n Baku
alone ninetv-one deaths and ski three
new CASES were reported on the 3d
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

DISPATCH % the secretary ~ state
from the United States minister in
Mexico announces the exemption from
duties Of maize. in grain or in neal
md beans. imported through the Mexi-
can maritime and frontier custom
hoases.d during july and August lsgs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

o. the sth President Harrison signed
the bill apprcpr;ating 5000 for the
erection ~ statue 10 the late Gen
sherman in Washington city.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

William cArxAS aged -. a veteran
o< The rebellion. residing At Brimdeld-
Ind. was run over by = Lake shore
fright train IN the night Of the 5th,
md instantly killed.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

AT North Vernon. Ind. three chill
dreu in the family Of Jas Corduroy
died of diphtheria within m hour and
were buried together in the same grave
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

PIrrsBrRcH. "a. July 2. sheriff Nc
Cieary was very much worried to-day.
What are von going n do What
can you doe- and various other ques-
tions were p-opounded - McClcary.
and IN the meantime CLERKS we're busy
sending out notices 10 citizens. several
hundred in number. calling on them 70
~. A. pnS~c attending the sheriff IN
keeping the peace nj Homestead ur
20 $50 o'clock this evening the r.
spon<es numbered thirty-~ix. The
sheriff said - reporter: II will 20
up 70 Homestead Tomorrow with
posse What tine the train will leave.
I cannot say. But will 20 in the
morning sometime. and ! do not antici-
pate any further trouble ~ Home
stead
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

PIrrsnvEoH. Ia, Jaly o-Two con-
fercnces were held Yesterday between
the manufacturers and the amaiga-
mated officials with reference to the
western scale Adjournment was
taken at o'clock until p m. to-day
Al the al djonrnment the prospects ~ q
settlement were more favorable than
nj any time since the negotiations were
opened II was learned th1t certain
parts of the scale. on which the manu-
facturers had asked motiifca tions. were
presented and number Of items were
favorably considered by the amalga-
mated men. but they were not finally
approved
1t i stated on reliable authority that
the differences viii very likely BE- COM
promised by scaling down Of the
wages Of the heaters and rollers rs =
concession On the part 81 the manrfac-
turcrS 1t has been claimed for years
that the roller~ and heaters have been
receiving wages too high in proportion
to other iron workers. the maintenance
of which has been at many times he
hone II serious contention between the
iron and steel manufacturers and their
employees
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

HOMESTEAD. n. July .. -TneIiome
stead workncn arc puzzled - - th
whereabouts ~ NJ least Gvc Pnkerton
men. IT i considered certainty that
this number either met death instantly
or were - badly injured that they
would have died ID few hoursand In all
probability sought = grave in the
wafcrsof the Mononye hela. Itiscertain
that two deputies were drowned. bat
although diiigent search has been
made along the river shore. no trace ~
them can ~ found
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

TrrTsRrRGu. IA. July s.-Several
hundred people visited the mcrgue
Wednesday evening To view the remains
~ Capt. J. W. Kline. the Pinl<erton
guard. the first man shot ON the barges-
The hole in klines head was almost in
the center Of the skull, and the per-
son who fred the shot must
have stood almost directly over
him This l. the guard who was shot
from the water tower. Kline died IN
the homeopathic hospital. a telegram
was received from Supt Pinkcrton at
Chicago. ordering that the bcdv be COZ
fined
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

cmcAco. July William Pinkcrton
declares that Carnagic has decided 70
closc the mill ~ Homestead until new
men are allowed 70 70 pcscably TO
work. and hold the county responsible
for what damage may result from the
strike. In other words Carnagie will
attempt 70 destroy the union now wag-
ing war against him. Mr. Pinkerton
declares that his men have been with
drawn and that great lockout has
bccn begun.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
rHE HoMrsrrAp rRousLe.

Tho ShesiG Practically Helpless. Citisens
DceiintsE "a Respond to ut~ call tor =
rosse ~ (onfeS~nce ca the Western
scale a >erlsu~ Question for the Home
st~ader>- The sheriff Will Attempt "a
Ia nis pusy Missing rinkerton Mcn-
The Nus wili - Cie~ed-
HAnRI~nrRc. rn.. July Late yes
tsriay afternoon Gov rattison received
the following telegram from sheriff
McClcary al Pittsburgh: Last night
went "a Homestead. acc smpanicd by
nf'iccrs " the Amalgamated association.
and succeeded in bringing away the
guards sent by river who had surrcn-
ier,si 10 the rioters The arms of tho
guards. who numbered about 800. arc
ali in the possession ~ the rioters
To-day everything Is quiet, hnt the
works arr in possession Of large force
n the workmcn- Any attempt on the
part ~ the civil authorities 10 dispo-
>,.~S them will X. met with resistance.
Last evening I issued a general sum
mons to citizens 70 attend this morning
nj oclock Z. aid ia restoring order.
and al~n issued large number ~
notices 10 individuals. The result up
Is noon today j.. thirty-swo persons
have reported. all without arms.
They have been notified 10 appear
tomorrow ~ . o'clock. and | have
issued additional notices - individuals
snmmnning them 10 appear At the
same time. These notices will be
served to-day am satisfied from
present indications that II Will ~ i'm
possible ~ obtain any considerable
force: and the force thus gathered with
out discipline and arms. will be ~ no
use whatever As soon rs any Effort y
made 70 take possession II the property
another outbreak viii occur"