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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

WALLACE, Idaho, July l6.-Shortly
after midnight loud explosion was
heard in the direction of the Granite
mine, two miles away. 1t is thought
by the owner that it has been blown
up. Troops Immediately left for the
scene.
Two loud explosions were heard
west of Mullane last night, but as the
wires have been cut definite informa'
ton cannot be obtained. 1t is report
ed that the miners have threatened to
blow up all mines if forced by the
militia.
All sorts of stories arc being told
about the reported massacre Of non
Anion men at Old Mission. A report
err from Spokane, who arrived here
last night, says he went through
the Fourth of July canyon and saw
two men with their abdomens cut
open, hanging to tree He says he
thinks several others were hanged in
another ravine. Reliable information
is difficult to obtain. At Mission it i
declared that nothing is known of an!
lynchings, and the coroner, who went
there on special train, was unable tc
find any bodies. One of the men re
ported killed is at Occur d'Alene, aliv
and weH.
United States troops are in charg'
of this town and Wardner, assisted b,
two companies of militia. There ar
now 400 soldiers in the disturbed re
gion, but more are on the way.
Gen eral Carlin, who arrived her
Wednesday night, telegraphed :
General Schofcld yesterday that tn
rioters had dispersed and all was quie
This, however, was sent after tn
union men had forced the last nor
union miners-those at the Grant
rmine-to leave the country.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Robbed Their Father.

ORD, Neb., July i6,-The shameful
acts OF ungrateful children ere causing
comment here. 1t is stated that the
children OF an aged man named Martin
Henry, who had lost self control
through paralysis, and was thought 10
be insane, was robbed of his property
by his children, troul hit to Ord, and
left alone and helpless in the streets.
1t is said they easily induced him to
deed to them his property, and then
brought him to Ord and deserted him,
The county officials took him in
charge as a pauper. lie died the next
day, and the case is being investlga-
ted,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
KILLED BY the Traiu Rabbers

PARSONS, Kan, July 10. During the
fusillade of shots between the police
-sand the train robbers at Adair, l. T.,
STRAY bullets entered drugstore and
struck Doctors YoungblOOd and W. l..
Golf, who were sitting in the
building. Golf has since died
Of his wounds and Youngblood
is in dangerous condition. Just how
much money the robbers secured could
not be learned, as the express messen-
ger would not reveal that fact, but it
is thought by those who are in posi-
tioE to know that the loss was Dot,very
large.
Vice President Purdy has wired Cap
tain Kinney to procure strong guard
and ewertake and capture the robbers
at ali hazards or expense.
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wAR NOT ENDED.
rhe Condition of Aairs In Idaho said to
BE Alarming.

Anc NohohAou W BhhtN NV ANtAi" S"iN "
BE Alarming.
WALLACE, Idaho July 10.-The con-
aition of affairs in the Cem d'Alene
continues to be alarming. There seems
TO be conviction settling down that
there is ON foot scheme of an ag-
gressive character on the part of the
minerss union, though as to what this
move nav be opinion is divided. The
gene. ON is that large numbers
Of miners, union men, are coming into
the Ceur d'Alene from Montana by
way of Thompson Falls.
The Gem mine will start up with a
full force of non-union men tonight
and the Frisco will start also with
non-union men. A squad of twenty
five regulars started up the Nine Mile
canyon yesterday morning. They viii
camp up there
The strikers in the mountains have
sent down word that they intend to
carry on guerilla warfare, This
warfare would be terrible. The troops
and towns are down in the canyon at
the mercy of the strikers on the sides
Of the mountains, This move has been
expected for some time. Prompt
action on the part of the troops in cut
ting off supplies from the strikers,
thus forcing them to come down out OF
the mountain would shorten the Tight
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
An Agreement Rsnol,sa.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The confer.
ences on the diplomatic and eunsular
appropriation bill reached an agree
ment yesterday, the house Burpe nder-
ing the only item at issue, being the
appropriation of s65, 900 for the ex-
pense Of the Intercontinental railroad
survey. A restrictive clause, however,
will accompany the report wGlich
makes 1t unlawful for any representa-
tive of the United States to coramit
this government to the approval of the
survey OF its aid in the constructors of
a road
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
w1ren DId NoE Fake Ts.rt

FASeBUEY, Ne6., July g6. Pip
lished popolSs Of tles punishment OF
wife bSHtor llatsou wore in measure
inaccursSte. Whom MatsoE was ar.
rested Glove n nae0 agreed that II found
guilty they would give him thrash
ing. The men took AIats0n to the
river @ad gave him thirty lGshes.
There werO nc women in the crowd.
The beet p nb'io sen.iment hero sGnc-
tions the whipping.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
MD Not Renew Hls Lloenso,

RANDOLPH, Neb., July 16.-John
Tensfeld, an ex.saloon keeper OF Ran
dolph, was yesterday arrested at Col
umbus and brought 10 this city 10 an
swer the charge OF selling liquor with
out licegso. TensHeld failed to re-
new his license at the beginning of the
fiscal year, and the several counts
which the complaining witnesses ex-
poet TO prove against him occurred
after his license had expired, His
preliminary examination will be held
today.
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more reigns IN Occur d'Alene, but the
past forty-eight hours has been the most
irving Occur dAlene has ever expert
enced. Had the colored troops arrived
at Wallace, last night would have seen
a fierce battle, for the mountains were
full of armed miners in ambush. They
did not want to fire on the troops UNI
less to prevent the troops going to
Wardner.
A train with colored troops was de-
layed three hours in reaching Mullan.
It arrived there at o'clock yesterday
morning when it was found necessary
to lay over until daybreak because
two bridges were burned this side OF
Mullan. When this became knQGyn
the miners withdrew from the hills
and went TO Wardner. The
colored troops had started for
Wallace, but were suddenly recalled
and returned TO Missoula, Had these
troops passed Wallace it is harl to ted
what would have happened. The Gem
mill was magazined ready for attacS
and the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill
contained nearly half ton of powder
with fuse attached. Both mills were
under strict guard and only as an ex-
IRENE last resort, miners claim, would
mathes have been applied.
The miners kept a close watch O
the Bunker Hill aud Sullivan mill but
when the "scuhs' surrendered the mill
was turned over to the company un-
injured Scouts were sent out west
ward on the Union Pacific special ana
all miners not belonging in Wardue'
returned to Wallace and then to thei
homes.
At Mission the strikers conducting
non-union men out OF the country ar
said to have killed twelve of thci
prisoners, among them Monaghan
superintendent of the Gem mine
whose body was terribly mangled,
General Carlin's infantry from For
Sherman reached Wardner last night
took possession of the town and place,
the county (Shoshone) under MARTA
law. A score of refugees from tn
Mission quarters struggled into Ware
ner to-Gay. They present N'ttabl
appearance with torn clothes an
bruised bodies
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Mrs. Plumb Declines = penslop.

WASHINGTON, July TO- when the de-
Hcicncy bill was under con
sideration in the senate yester-
day. Mr.. Perkins asked unani-
nous consent 10 have struck from the
bill the item OF So, 900 for the widow
OF the late Senator Plumb OF
Kansas, and be read letter from
Mr. Plumb's son stating that the
item had been inserted without his
mothers knowledge and against what
she believed would be his fathers
wishes. No objection being made the
Item was struck out
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
A saIlnn Lnck the Rlnn..r.

SALINA, Kan, July 90 "A man with
methods somewhat like those Of Jack
the Ripper, has made his appearance
In Salina Mrs. Belle Moninger, u wo-
man OF bad repute, was attacked by
him last night and several ugly cuts
inflicted She says the man came to
her house late and began 10 quarrel
with her. Finally Selling her he began
TO stab her with q knife. lie inflicted
five large cuts in her face and shout
ders, leaving her unconscious. He has
not been captured yet and there Is no
clue TO his identity.
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Fatally Injured.

SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., July TO-
Yesterday afternoon while a gang Of
laborer: yege, eSgsyating.a trsnGh Ct
the terminus Of the Union Stock Yards
company's tracks, the gas which had
escaped from a two-inch gssplpe rum
ming through tho trench, became ig-
nited causing an explosion in
which Martin Anderson was fatally In
jured and John P. johnson badly
burned about the legs and arms, It's
thought that q spark, caused by a
workmrn's shovel striking a flinty
substance, ignited the gas.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
McGarrll,an Wins,

WAsmNoroS, July 10, Billy Nc
Garrahnn has won his claim, It went
through the house yesterday, 1t had
received the unanimous vote of the
senate several weeks ago Nothing
Is needed now but the signature Of
Harrison and this long contested mat
ter will be settled in favor Of Nectar
rahan. There exists no doubt but
that the president will sign, so the
affair is practically at IN end. II was
this claim which brought on trouble
between j. Warren Keifer when
speaker, and the press gallery,
which war resulted in turn
down kcifer forever. Yesterday
old Billy won and MS soon MS llar-
rison signs the bill, from man In
actual want McGarraham viii take
rank and place among the many tlue
millionnircs OF the country, Me-
Garrahan is now G5 years old apd is
"a ilUnr
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LIg,tninu's Work .

FAIRBURY, Neb,, July 16,-A Seavy
rf.ln fell here this morning, doing
great good to growing crops.
During the storm, lightning struck
the residence Of j, l., Kennedy, In the
north part Of THE city, doing some
damage to the properly AID severely
shocking two Of h6 children.
A shoe WAS torn from the foot OF his
little girl and hlSyoung son was badly
burnt. The sqrvices of physician
were needed to resusCkate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
CHOLERA CAUSES RIOTS.
Crazed People ola r. ussian Town Destroy
Hospitals and Residences.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.--'Gwing to
a report that the doctors were causing
cholera patients to be buried dive, the
lower classes of the city OF SaratofP
rose in revolt against the aUthorittes
and the doctors, wrecked and plum
dered the police station and Cholera
hospitals and the residences of the
chief Of police and physicians, Several
patients were dragged out OF one hos
pital to save them, as the ignorant
mob thought, from being buried alT7e,
The medical assistants were ;nttacl0ed
and two Of them were killed.
The rioters threatened 10 Iake iSrAl
possession of the city. and Sg = 'H,a'
doubtedly.have dom s~ MAD 'Inot 6ttS'
e.. a. '.Tf,v, Gllne arrival of the
tsoo5aps. The mob resisted the soldleIs
and the latter were ordereii to 6Ss
upon them. A vOlley was poured into
the mob, killing three of them and
wounding four otherR The riotezs
then dispersed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Bonn Wero Drnwned.

ErNG, Neb., July 16'-Early thil
1nornng while Misses DOrG and Mary
Wood, aged IA and IL respectively,
were Aathirg In the EIkhorH near
Stafford, both wore drowned The
.JouGgcr girl got lteyond her depth
PUd while her sister was attempting 70
sseaelher both sank. They were the
dpughters OF a prominent farmer in
this vicinity. Their bodies heEe not
b zen recovered
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Oro,,s Nm Chspe County.

IMPERIAL, Neb,, JuEY l6,-"-ThiS
county was visited by a good ratn last
night, also had hoavyrain last week,
which insures the small grain, The
rye harvest liz on, and the yiel6 will be
Immense, Wheyt Ia filling well and
will yit equal 10 last year. The oat
crop is ne, Nutl corn growing very
fast. On, 80 county is on top with
tineCorops EaG the raiIrOxS building
Though tho Ucslnty,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo-, July 15.--
The second day of the Democratic con-
gressional convention resulted in
nothing but wrangling. The COM
mittee on credentials spent the entire
day fighting over the Crawford county
contest and the probabilities are that
it will be referred back to the county
for settlement, the convention mean
time adjourning.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
AN Reeauaa of Gresham.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 16.-George
c Stall, secretary of the state central
committee Of the Peoples party, has
resigned. DIR. Houser, candidate FOX
lieutenant governor on the ndepend,
emit ticket, has also sent In his resigna,
ton. Each was strong advocate OF
having Judge Gresham nominated for
the presidency.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
A DEADLY GLOW AIMED AT
THE PINKERrONS.
DECISIVE ACTION BY THE HOUSE
Contracts with Firms Employing Armed
Guards to Be Illegal-rhe Eject on
Carnegie Governor PRttlson at
Homestead Figuring on Arbl-
tration - chicago Labor
People After PlnkertOn.

WASHINGTON, July 10, The house III
committee OF the whole to-day adopted
an amendment to the sundry civil bill
making it unlawful for any govern
men official to contract with
u person or firm which employs
Pinkerton detectives on any other
association of men MS armed guards,
and to prohibit employees of such
agencies to be employed in any gov
eminent service or by any officer of
the District of Columbia. 1t coald
not come in as separate section with
out unanimous con sent and to this Mr.
Oates of Alabama obie ted,
Mr.. o'Neill then offered his para.
graph as an amendment TO the clause
appropriate money for the capital po'
lice, and II was adopted,
When the bill NAs reported to th'
house the Pin6orsOn amendment was
agreed to by vote of 30 to SO,
If this amendment be finally agreed
to by the house and adopted by tn
senate and the house it will material
affect Carnegie through his steel plat
armor mill. Carnegie now holds tn
contract for furnishing the armo
for nearly all of the battl
ships and monitors now bullt
Ing. His present contract calls ft
5000 tons Of urmor, aggregating
cost nearly million dollars On
tenth of this has not yet been deli
cred and work in the navy yards
almost at standstill Work mus
cease entirely unless there is adelivel
soon, rs nearly all the vessels are %
proahing completion and are rcat
for the Armor.
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NIlssourl Rtpublicans organize.

WAMlNdToy, July 20. The Missouri
Republicans met last night and organ
lied state association, Major g. u.
Roach was elected presidents first vice
president p, II, McNutty of Boonyille;
second ice-presidcnt, G. A. johnson
Of st, Louis; third vice-prcsdent' ..
NJ Lane; secretary V. g, jones' ol
Kansas City; assistant sccreFaT"
Thomas Campbell, ST. Louis ec,nntv
treasurer, j. II. Jenains, Of Kansa,
City; executive committee. Genera
Shields, Ex-Governor Fletcher, A. IL
jenkins and one from each congress
Bpnal district.
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A Prominent KaDsan Al test.

BBIAEvILLE, Kan, July 16-Post
Grand Master w. II. Pilkenton died
this morning at o'clock at his home
in this city of cholera morbus. he
was 60 years old and had been prom
inent citizen of Northern Kansas for
many years. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon and conducted
by the Odd Fellows and Masons.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
RLlhlee I'D AaeeIe ClftY.

STEELE CIrE, Neb, July 6LI4ast
night a mad dog bit A. ID. Wells.
Seth ZONES, in an attempt ITO kill the
dog, WIS also severely bitten. Ghe
animal is still at large and the whole
neigIsborbsOod Is on the warpatb, Jones
and Wells. are welI&o-do farmers liv-
ing Eve miles west OF here. They
took an early tcSin Tor MEryyEle, Ne,
wheOS thure IL said to he q MAIDSTONE.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
PrincipaI Farnhaaa ResieNs

PERU, Mob, July l6. Principal
Geo. l.. FarBham OF the State Normal
school has hsnded In his resignation
to tlEs board. He has been at the
heNd OF the School for many pears and
his withdrawal cluses some surprise,
) successor has not yet been chosen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
The Rev. stewart Declines.

ENPoRrA, Kan, July 15.-The Rev.
j. w. Stewart, who was yesterday
dominated at Topeka by the Prohibi-
Aionists for congress from the Fourth
district, says he was not consulted in
the matter and that under no circum-
stances will he become candidate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Mine Owners Complain nIteetHy.

WASHINGTON, July Is. Bitter eo1l-
plaints have been received by tho ldSne
senators from the representatives of
the mine owners in the Occur d Mene
region respecting the conduct OF the
military forces in the disturbed district.
They say that that the troops were
held about twelve miles from the scene
of the rioting until tire best part OF
the property had been destroyed, a
number of non-union men, helpless
and unarmed, had been killed and the
remainder had been driven from the
mills directly past the soldiers sent TO
protect them. The senator's have been
requested to have General Schofeld to
instruct General Carlin to surround the
scene of trouble, prevent the escape OF
any of the miners who have particf-
pated in the rioting and deliver the
guilty men to the legal authorities.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
Mdrst District GJOnvention.

NEEEasKA CTT. ESb,, Guly B.-
TIM first district republican congress
sioOal convention will be hele In this
city Julg 20. The delegates will be.well
asske, cNre i by tho young mems re-
WlI9ican club. The three most prOn-
inentIy Hentioued Candidates are
Judges Chapman and FieId and Church
Howe.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
FIgurng on Fuslon Is AtehIson.

AucHsoN, Kan, July l5.--An effort
is being made in this senatorial dis
trict to have J. p. Mcclure. the PEG.
pies party candidate for state sena-
tor To withdraw in favor of Charley
Shedd, the Democratic nominee
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Escnwsl From stB1eria

Omaha, Neb., July les Gerber
'tSf this city, whose arrest at Mlsfeaitza,
Russia, his native hophe, and subse-
,quent ban4stgnent to Siberia, attracted
so much attention q gear ago, has
escaped and is on his way to America.
This 10 She Intelligence given in y lot
ter froR his SON to an Omaha friend OF
the fSARilN
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
VIII MOI InYaatiRate.

GRAND ISLAND, Eeb,, July 16.--Tha
county board OF supervisors at yester-
dUys meeting recOnsidered their action
Of the day before, that OF ordering an
investigation OF tine county books by
an expert but unknown accountant,
end laid the motion on the table indeG.
Litely.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
Three Killed and Many IIurt in an ON"
tarIo railroad wreck

tario railroad wreck,
NrnmroN July 49, One oe the
worst railway accidents that has ever
happened in this vicinity occurred
about l:l5 o'clock yesterday morning.
The mail train on the Welland division
of the Grand Trunk railway, from
Port Dalhuse, bound south, and the
accommodation train from Niagara
Falls, bound north, to connect with
the steamer Empress of India, met IN
collision short distance north OF TINS
station at particularly bad point
Three are known to be dead, and ten
more or less injured, The wreck was
the result Of mistake by the englf
nnqr
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
B1E vEsUVIUs ASHORE.

Americas New Dynamite Cruiser Rune IN
Long Island Meadow In Fog.
New YORK, July 16.-The dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius went ashore this
morning in fog on Sualzen Meadow
in the Sound. Assistance has beeu
sent TO her by the navy yard.
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John ~. ITnrman nea.l.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 2O.--John w.
Hartman, until recently state grain in
spector at this point and at Kansas
City, died Sunday night He was 40
years old and has resided In Missouri
thirty years He was i'll four months.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
TROOPS NEEDLEsslY WORRIED

Homestead Men Quiet and Peaceable-
Extra Precautions Against Surprises.
HOMESTEAD, Pa. July 15.=-In Home.
stead citizens ali unite to-day in
ono sentiment, 1--WE want no more
violence" and declare that unleSs he
Pnkertons return they will not resort
20 any. They declare that even the
presence Of non-union men would not
VFOVoke theu to breach Of ths pescS
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The Express Messenger su,peodo0.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 20. 80 George P.
Williams the messenger who was in
charge Of the Pacific Express company's
car that was robbed at Adair. !. T..
Thursday night by the Dalton gang,
has been suspended pending investiQa.
ton by the company.
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AssauItsd q Negro.

FAIRgURY. Neb.. July IA one
legged negro man was assaulted By
+, 'gbt or ten men on the night OF the
l2th. Last night his assailants wer,
sp,, ted for the offense and today paid
tier RS.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

BELEyILLE, Kan, July 20. Wheeler
Wells, a prominent merchant of this
place, was drowned while bathing Ia
the lake yesterday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22

Governor PattIson Goes to Homestead.
HARRlsBURG, Pa, July 90 -Governor
Pattison and staff left at 1925 this
morning for Homestead in private
car attached TO the western express.
The governor will return the latter
part Of the week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
MlLl. rRY AGAIN. .
Captain Kinney VIII Make Ono More IF
fort To Capture the Daltons.

SEpALIA, Mo-, July lo.-Captain J,
j. Kinney, chief of the Missouri Kan
sas and Texas secret service left last
night for Muskogee |. T., to make an
other effort to raise posse for the
pursuit OF the Dalton gang of outlaws
who held up the express train at
Adair, l. r., last Thursday night.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-22
DESPERATE MIXERS.
EXPLOSIONS IN THE DISTURB
ED IDAHO REGIONS.
SENSATIONAL NEWS FROM WALLACE

Three Attempts to Blow Up Mines Re-
Notwithstanding stories In Regard
70 the Fate OF NOn-Union Men
The Carnegie Managers More
Determined Than Ever to
Down the Union.
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noycottIng th,, carnegle Produets.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-At meet
ing last night of the different building
trades and unions of the city for the
purpose of consolidating them into a
federation Of labor, a resolution Of
fered by P. J. Mcclure, general score
tary of the carpenters and jOiNers of
America, that the carpenters shoUld
not work on any building or iob where
the structural iron should be furnished
by the Carnegie company was adopted
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rn Keep tl,o pinkertons a b He1ne.

WASHINGTON, Jul- 15.-RepnosentN-
tive Scott Of Illinois introduced in tho
house to-day n bill prohibiting inter
state transportation of Pinkertons.