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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
Tho, and Their Friends Increase the
Population Nearly Thiriy.iiNe
Thousand Persons.
,ur c,rY's COSMOPOLITAN AND
WESTERN ASPECT.
wild West Exhibitions. DECORATIONS
Receptions rendered
Visitors.
By telegraph to the NEws.I
TuE RUSH TO DENVER.
picturesque Scenes In the Capital OF
Colorado.


DrSyrH. Aug, s.--The population
nj Denver has Increased nearly thirty-
Ave- thousand today and tho rush etill
continues, Probably a quarter Of
nose present are knlgh,s, the nm
iorlty visitors. The crowd 10 very cos
Tr,"rolitan. Tho scenes about tho
Union deNbt are lively beyond de-
,c,intIon. In many trains number
ot uassengcrs stood for hundred
miles. They were packed TO the very
Jont.. The dcpot, yards aud streets Of
m, city were filled with marching
Knights all day. Visiting command.
eriss wcro escorted to headquarters by
Local knights anu the ceremonies gave
,he city a gay appearance. Tho crowds
wer, well handled and everybody WA
given good accommodations.
Besides its cosmopolitan features
Denver has n very Western aspect.
Reptesentnuvea Of four tribes OF In
diana who are giving wild west ex-
hlbltIons rnalned about the city, while
prairle euhIonors occasionally passed
through the streets. The occu-
rants are supplied with camping out
its md will p1t up fonts Ia the out.
skifts. where they will live during the
eonelaye, The picturesque cowboys
,r.re nisn ON hand and CAUSED a nenea.
Nan. Their leader carried a Winchester
rife instead OF a baton aud commands
ws,. Given nv the crack Of this arm.
a Rand on cnwboya were doing escort
auiy nil day,
The decorations ia tho business dis.
,tria ,yerr finlahed TODAY nud The eve
is,Teeted ON every sIde by KnIghts
Temnlar emblems and a.tlstically 7.
RANGED bunting, Rows OF incanass.
csnf colnreI ,iertrir fights are slronp
Scyn,s Inc strepts, and when illumin.
s,rd ,nnight tho eity prt srnted a beau.
IImi md nnlnue snectnrle.
Hecrntions we're rendered yIsitors MT
x,,i,ua ciuhs nnd hrnduu,ttsra. When
~ Johra M. Of philadelnhia arrived
with Grand Master gob,n OF tho
sranL cnmnnn,Irty he was greeted
Slh n salnte of twynty.oue guns and
sscert,d TO Tho temple. Grand Com.
msnder Carr Of Colorado made nm al.
d,,,s of welcome. General Goblin
made n suiLnble rsponsc. Lrnrninu
tl,ta prIz, compeiitiye drill ha! been
ananpsd for. GsnoraI Goblin EXPRESSED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

The greatest sum over paid for
telegraph tolls in one week by Il
newspaper was the expenditure of
the London Times for cable service
from Bucnos AyIes during tho rcvu.
luton in the Argentine Repuhli,
Tho cost Of cabling from Buonos
Ayrcs 10 London was Sl.75 q word,
and The Times paid out $50. 600 for
ono weeks MISUNDERSTANDING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

the national committee Of the Eastern
States NJ which shall be arranged Wig.
orous plans OF campaign. Chairman
1aubentCk announced that forty-tve
raperp, seventeen Democratic. the 70.
msiuder Republican Colorado, had
deserted their parties md weto sup.
porting Weaver aud Field. Natsohis
investigation at Washington was mem
toned aa having helped the third party
wonderfully. Treasurer Rankin an.
nounccd thni tho people were respond
ing literally e. the recent coll for CAM
paign contributions. Encouraging re-
ports were announced M having been
received from all over the south ami
West. The next meeting will bo held
hNre Snnte,nhar lnlh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

Before tho revolution in France T.
was customary when n gentlema.
had been invited out to dinner I
send his servant in advance with RS
knife, fork and spoon. If he had no
servant he carried them with him IN
his pocket Some Of the peasant y
in certain parts Of Germany and
Switzerland today carry case IN
their pockets containing a knife, fork
and spoon New York World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. s.-A prirs
hght IN tho upper ten circles took
place on the fair grounds at Ballston
SPA this morning. The principals
were Daniel w. Shea OF Boston, .
Harvard college student and member
II tho Harvard crow and football team,
and Sidney Smith Of Baltimore, son
II wealthy nnd prominent family. Tho
fight, the result Of Jealousy, was hard
one anu for blood. Smith knocked
Shea out In tho second round. A dis
pute ~ to time NEARLY precipitst.d .
general fight. The battle was accord.
ing TO London prize ring rules.
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Cru.hed Bctwesn Post aud Hay
Rack.

MONTE VIsrA, Colo, Aug. s.-P.
j. sheridan, who gained a worldwide
reputation two years ago ~ being the
man who was reputod % know somr-
thing about the PhUlix Park, Lon.
don, England, murder was crushed
between "a post and nay rack while
driving through his gate this alter
noon. II II thought that he cannot
live. He has been offered large sums
OF money to 20 to England and testify
In the celebrated murder case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

LONDON, Aug. s.-Che annual report
OF the Golden Club Ia largely devoted
20 Lord SslisOuIy's celebrated HASTINGS
speech. The report laments the effect
Salisbury's language must have on
European countries having high pro.
tective tariff. and which were hanging
ont signals Of distress At the very mo-
meat Salisbury hoistei protection
nag. The report unys tue speech Will
also have a baneiul effect on fee trade
In the United States.
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MONTREAL, Aug. s.-A dispatch from
Ottawa stating that the government
proposed 10 withdraw the rebate ON nil
gain coming through the Wellnnd
canal, cnused great excitement In
trade here. Steamship men, forward.
efs and grain shippers all agree that
this simply adds a littlo more than =
hail cent IA bushel on all grain coming
via the 81. Lawrence route aud inland
and ocean navigation companies will
have to pay this between themselves,
tut It IA not thought the volume of
huhint ~ viii be materially effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug. s. rhc Democratic
State Central commiitce met here to-.
day aud decided not 70 open tue cam
pnigu In Illinois I'LL September nj.
though the Republicans Will open the
fight August ls.h. a proposition to
invite Grover Cleveland TO visit
lllin0ia did NO. End favor with tne
party Leaders, most u them believing
the educational question and other
questions were Of more Importance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

HELENA, Aug. S. Tho eleventh re-
union OF the national encampment "
the Sons Of Veterans convened here 10
DAY. About 1--WE thousand members
u the order ure In attendance from
the outside Suites and hundreds OF
members Of the ladies' aid society.
There was n public reception today,
and beyond this the sessions were not
Of importance. The real business Of
tho oncampment Will ctmmencs to-
morrow.
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Two Russian Officers Murdered In .
Public Cafe ut War.
saw
nv a oovCRNCss NAMED
MArUscKA.
Hardly the safe Ihiug TO DO In Oh,
'sar's fnipire.

'saE's Enipirr.
NEW NUHS, Aug. s.-A Warsaw
cable says tnat govurness tanned
Matuscka, employed ia tue family Of a
ituseian high official entered a cat, ia
We city yesterday, approached the
table where two Officers were sitting,
hnd drawing revolver from the folds
OF hcr dr,,s, shot one OF the men, Lieu.
tenant Golwache, through the heart.
Before anyone could interfere, she drew
knife aud plunged II Ia the breast of
another officer, Captain Muteiink, in.
nlctug IN RAJ wound. when ar.
rested the murieress calmly DECLARED
mat the had committed the act 10 10.
NohRc Tor aspcfsions cast upon her
honor by the Two officers,
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SAN FRANoi-CO, Aug. s.-Artlcles
Of INCORPORATION were filed today at
for u flour milling com.
bine with capital stock OF SlO, 0gJ,.
900; paid IN capital, s5,sOO,OJO. The
combine Ia called the Sprrfy Flour
and is practically all tho
llour milling interests u California.
The mills have at present an output Of
$4,000 pounds Of flour per day.
Horace Davis IL president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

LoulsvnLE, Ky, Aug. s.-Presi-
dent Clarkson OF tho National Repub-
licnn League has sent out confiden-
tHl Circular requesting clubs TO or.
ganize marching campaign clubs
August 9Th at 1880 =. m. lie wants
bicycle clubs, cavalry clubs and wo.
mans cluba formed, also novelty
prize offered Of standard American
colors TO be given u the State league
which sends 10 the National cOnven.
ton n, Buffalo the most and best.
drilled campaign clubs.
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Il have forgotten my purse, hut
you win surely allow me 10 pass
when tell you that am the nas.
ter of Balliolt' said un Oxford don
10 the keeper of a turnpike near tho
town. you may ho the master OF
Balliol, but You don't pass my cato
If you bclu't tho muster of two.
pence, was the unexpected reply. 49,
London Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

In the speech Of So highly doyol.
opcd people as the Colts there is
no equivalent to yes" thus It hap
pens that You shall never hear an
Irish wNtCrpr0uounce the shihboloth
''ycssir' Of his English conircrc, for
he invariably expresses an uili1na-
tive 10y some such phrase us II shall,
sir" 1T is, BIaclSwood's MIaga.
zine.
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INCIDENTAL ANGLING.

Catching a Few while Resting to Give
Pap a Chance to wait.
/ had walked out upon the trunk
Of q fallen tree and Gust 80 as to DO
clear Of it's entangling twigs, when,
hearing a succession of short sncczcs,
and turning in the direction whence
t,e ounds issued, | observed fall
grown boy. barcfootod and coatlcss,
engaged in fishing from the rock
ledge short distance from me The
point | had reached through thicket
aud brier was a wild, unfrcquentcd
bend Of tho stream, where no sign Of
life had been visible, except here aud
there the quick, restless fit Of bird
and the playful antics Of young
squirrel, ~ no amblod along the zig.
zag lines Of a rail fonce on tho oppo.
site bank. / was therefore pleas.
antly surprised in having my soil
tude broken upon by a human com.
panion so unexpectedly near, and de.
cidcd 10 learn 10 know him. there.
upon nccosted him;
Good morning, young manr I
ventured
"Mornin, mister" ho answered
pleasantly.
your name isn't Wilkinson. il III"
"Nopc, its Brill. I'm Liic Brill"
"Woll," replied, Brill is a better
name than Wilkinson; at least, 1t IL
more easily spoken, because there IL
less Of it. How aro they biting your
way, Ehjahp
only middlin pcart. I've got q
few bass and some google eye and a
bachelor or two" no said, as he
raised tempting string that made
mo envious and anxious to own il for
the sako OF my reputation and the
encouragement Of our Responding
commissaiiat Of tho camp; but, ho
continued, I'm not fshin, niister'
You see, pap, ho sent mo 20 town TO
fetch u now beam for the plow, and
whom | got TO tho cattle path Us
winds through the timber TO tho
crick, l jest materially somehow
couldn't got past il, and lowed pap
might wait whilo dropped limo in
and rested up spell. This is not ono
OF my regular days TO fish. Only hap.
pened 10 he on my way to town in
somcthin Of hurry TO get that drat
ted beam forpan md Unjust DO goin,
or ma, sho'll'-F
81 dare say your father needs it,"
lsaid, inteirupting him.
"Well-paps waitin for it. He
likes to wait, mister, pap does, He
can't pillow till l get back, but hon
sit around under tine shady end OF
tho tool shed and wait and whittlc
and whittlo and wait. But | must
DO goin, mister. Ma, she'll skin me
whole, / do reckon. Shes tho one rs
wants tho beam TO go5 there"
III SEQ how II IL, Liiah," / inter
posed; your ma runs the tavern, n
1t We're, and your pa is tho head
waiter"
That's the ideo. You've got IT,
mister, May be you know my ma.
MOI Well, you ought to call, Jest to
sec her mako him stand round and
know his place. a catamomth honey.
moon has lit mp our farm for nigh
ON 20 twonty year But / must 20.
You haven't got a little tobacco about
You, l rcckonl Obleeged 10 you,
Here, mistor, take my string. Ma,
shc materially hates water that Ash
swim in; pap hen wait till they
spile aforo he cleans om, and
haven't got time Dissent take en-
homo, anyway, mistor, lsasc / haven't
been a'ilshin, you know. Only rest
ing up spell to give pap another
good chance to wait, FOREST and
Stream.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

AdIni stevenson aud the knights Of
Golden Circle stosIts.

INDiANApOLIs. Ind, Aug. S.-Bon.
eral a. H.. stevenson pa,etd through
this city on his return home TO bloom.
ington toIay. lie war asked regarding
the recent stories connecting him
with the knights OF the Golden Circle
In war times. said lac:
81 will answer that IN I have all
other. They arc base lies. ! there wa.
any truth In the stories I would not
have boon elected twice 10 Congress
by Republican votes"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09
WIND Ann HAIL.
Loss Caused by Il to the Amount Of n
milton.

ST.. PAUL, Aug. s.-Last nights
WIND and hail storm was very severe
locally, but the greatest damage was
done IN other parts OF the State. Fail
reports have not been received, but the
loss seems likely 10 reach million
doilars. In Lincoln the Yellow Meui.
cine q Lyon company's loss alone Is
estimated ut mole than half u million.
a tornado pissed over Msnhall this
morning, taking the same course ~
the,one last Friday. Several buildings
were destroyed, Rmougothers tho Ice.
landic Lutheran church aud tho real
drncs Of man named CuuImingp,
which had Just been rebuilt after being
destroyed by cyclone. Tho handsome
cathedral windows in the Congrega.
tionll aud Methodist churches were
destroyed. Two Poles are reported
killed ut Marshall. At ST. Paul and
Minneapolis number Of houses were
struck by lightning and more or less
damaged by fire, while tho damage by
wind and rain IL very great. Similar
reports nre received from other parts Of
the north WiBt.
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Gon,pers IntoryIowcd.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.--presidont
Golnpers Of the American Federation
OF Labor was seon a, the offices this al
ternoon. He said that II was more
than likely that the American Felaia.
ton OF Labor would boycott the steel
manufacturer Of Carnegie at Home.
stead and Olher places. This means
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

NEW YoRis, Aug. S.--Ac cording to
the Brooklyn Eagle one Of It's reporters
today asked Nit. Dallett Of the firm
owning the Rcd Line, about tho
rumor that the Crampp, Of Phila.
delpbia, had received contract to
build ocean greyhounds TO beat the
record OF the "City Of New YORK" and
the "Clty Of PARISH Daliett said;
"The contracts are signed. saw
Charley Cramp at Philadelphia u few
days ago aud he told mu tho drawings
and specifications were made. The
contract calls for two shiTs Of eleven
thousand tons each, but 1t Il under.
stood three such vessels arc contacted
for" Mr.. DAllett said further;
~ do not see how Congress can adj
init Captain Watkins OF tho "City o.
Paris" to naturalization except by a
special bill. II would certainly be
very wrong to admit foreign vessoln to
American registry, and at tho samo
time have them ofllcerod by English.
men.
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COUNCIL GHovE, Kan, Aug. s.
The Guodland Artificial Rain Com
phny, which contracted to produce
ram IN twenty days over an area OF
twenty-five square miles, packed up
is outht ana stole away this after
moon. Their time expired today, and
not a cloud has been seen In the sky
during all the time Of their operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

KANSAS Cry, No., Aug. Slot
Winds conunne IN Kansas today to the
great injury OF the corn crop. Grain
men here have advicos from the state
which lead them TO the belief that
only half crop can bo harvested now
oven under good conditions for tho
rest OF the season. Continued hot
winds Will elIll further reduce tho
yield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

GUETliRiE, o. r., Aug. s.-A family
consisting u man, his wife and four
children, names unknown, were killed
here today. The family had been in
the city buying provisions and while
rtturning to their claim on the old
Cheyenne reservation, the team ran
away over precipico with the result
as above stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

WALLACE, Idaho, Aug. s.-UniteI
States Commissioner Hoffman OK
amined ioTty'hvo prisoners today,
nineteen Of whom were released on
bonds ranging from $500 to $1,000. Two
men were placed under bonds of 81, 500
each, but bail has not been furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

"Whatm inyetcrUte listener John
son i5'
"lcs, and so deaf TOO. Al Man
haitian beach he came near drown.
ing on account'of his curiosity"
willy, how was thatp
He went out TOO lar to hear what
the Wild waves were saying, "-Phur-
pucuutical Era.
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BUFFALO, ". ", Aug. 5.-James
Faulkner, the DSnyille band wrecker
who was released ON the Presidents
pardon TO-DAY, wasN rearrested on u
warrant charging forgery IN the
second degree In certifying 10 false
accounts OF the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

TASaIER, Aug. 8. - Tho sultan's
Troops have,brougnt here three ca tuied
reh,'iIInua trIh.stnet,. The h.uda ut thu
cut of aud the ghastly trophies Of vic.
tory sent TO the sultan. The situation
grows more and more threatening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

WAsuNurUN, Aug. S. go Acting
Treasurer whelpiy today issued u
check for slOil,O0D In favor Of the
owners Of Mission street property ut
san Ffanciaco recently selected a. a
site fof the IOstoilico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.--Fire today
consumed large portions Of John Chit
terlOn Il Co.'s furniture factory, Green
d COZ, HOPE Bros works aud Flush-
man SCo.'s building. Damage $780,
900.
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The Farmers Alliance snd the Home
stead Ntfiters.

LARNED, Kas., Aug. s.--The OIL.
Gers VI tho Farmers Alliance IRE au.
thufity 70 ;thc statement that the Al.
lilnce has agreed 10 furnish the locked
nut men Mt Homestead hour enough TO
tide them over tie trouble with the
Carnegie Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

CALCUTTA, Aug. s.-Thc continued
fall In price Of silver threatens to In.
vOlve lndia Ia "a serious financial crisis.
Tho discussion II rife % TO the means
10 be adopted 10 check further do.
cline anu insure recovery In value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

JorLIN, Mo-, Aug. s.-Constable
jack Hudson, brother Of the notorious
outlaw who was killed at CRANKY
yesterday while resisting arrest, SUM
monei coroner'a jury this morning
aud began nu investigation. Hudson
ofllclgted and after the Investigation Of
several witnessed instructed theJury TO
return verdict OF
wIIFuL MURDER
by q mob led by Officer Stout OF Jop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

LoSDON, Aug. s.--A dispatch from
Nolsingaolas Fen Land announces
that u terrible maritime disaster has
occurred near there. A pleasure
steamer was nun down outside the hsT-
Dor and 10 PERSONS drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

PARIS, Aug. s.--Dr. Nrouardel has
compiled elaborate and detailed reports
on the so.cAlled cholera outbreak in
Paris and some Of It's suburbs. Tho
reports sny the outbreak Is entirely due
10 drinking water obtained from tho
River Seine. Not "a single case could
DO traced TO imported cholera or had u
characteristic u the true .Asiatio
cholera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

Editor (anglily) - You've made
regular pot pic Of this editorial.
Compassionate was pigeon English
to start with. Kate Fields Washing.
ton,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--'rho oftrs Of
silver at the treasury department today
aggregate 9lS,0O) ounces. The amount
purchased was 6Sl, 900 ounces at 3d..
s14s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

Columns, o., Aug. s.-Thc car.
riago aud wngOnmaker's national
union OF North America ia In session
here.
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that every employer who used Came.
gle steel will be liIacklisted, and union
men In his employ will to called out
ON strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

LONDON, Aug, S,--The Times says
the Indian government has selected
General Richard |. rrachcy, ex.mem-
her OF the council, and q. Ii. Murray
VI the treasury gs delegates 20 the Inter.
national monetary conference,
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lilo. The jury returned a verdict 40.
uotdius TO Instruction..
Tie Coroner arrived at CRANKY
shortly afterwards, summlned a jury,
vowed the BODY ana then returned
10 this city, where AN inquest was
held.
A verdict was returned In accord.
ancu with the facts given lsst night.
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Resolution Regarding the Case OF
James ~. Young.

wAsIIISGToS, d. e., Aug. S.-The
executive committee OF the Gridiron
Club has adopted u resolution regard.
INK thr case Of James IL. Young, for.
merry executive clerk OF the Seuate;
citing that the Griiiron Club having
knowledge aud experience OF the
methods by which the news OF execu.
tive sessions OF the Senate Nv procured
byWashington correspondents aud hav-
Tug absolute faith In the secrecy and
nlellly Of Young, declares Ia Htolid
disbelief In the imputation against his
character In the United States Senate
aud puts on record its adherence Of the
unmanly and discredltRble method In
Winch no was treated by the body
iiom which lie was entitled to expect
ia'r play and full justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-09

PiTTsDURG, Aug. s.--Tomorrow nf-
hIn01n IA committee representing the
local iron and steel manufacturers and
Norkmen will resume deliberations
oyer the wage scale. The question OF
t,.Ilement Is uncertain, Ii IL goner.
hly understlod that the mon do not
..ayor arbitration and that It will not
'ne considered. The sensation OF the
gay at the Upper Union mills was the
resignation OF Night Superintendent
anu Pudding BOss Richard Nichols,
VINO was ono OF the most trusted work
men about the mill. Tho acquisition
~ Nlchols greatly encouraged the
nnEefs. Nearly 2OO mon were taken
" Homestead today.
rhe eleven mon charged with riot
ing at Duquesne had hearing today.
,No Were released nnd nine hold In
hlVuO bail each. Workmen will make
nl NOMINATIONS for melting to riot to.
Wy, but 1t will DO done como day this
reek' Among the men now working
"a lhe homestead plant ATE four well
tauyWn anu at one time wealthy oil
brokers'.