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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31

Women are not slow to comprehend.
They re quick They're alive. and vet
it was a man who discovered the one
remedy for their peculiar ailments. The
man was DIR. Pierce.
The discovery was his tFavorlte Pre-
scripiion" = the boon TO delicate women.
WHY go round with one foot in the
grave" suffering in silence-misunder-
stood-when there's remedy at hand
that isn't an experiment, but which is
sold under the guarantee that If you are
disappointed in any way in it, you
can get your money back by applying to
its makers.
We can hardly imagine woman's not
trying it. Possibly It may be true of
one or two-but we doubt it. Women
are ripe for it. They must have it.
Think of prescription and nine out of
ten waiting for 1t. Carry the news TO
theml
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31
Maryland Pensions.

The following pensions have been is.
sued to Marylanders by the government +:
Original Charles F. Parnell, William
III Piokar, Frank McAllister, Henry
Lewis, of p Additional G
c Green. Restoration and Increase
William Bowers. Original Widows, &C..
Margaret A. Dunning, Mary j. Weeks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31
SUMMING pRIyILEGEs FOR BIRDS.

The cunning privileges for birds on
Severn Heights Farm In Third district
two-and-a half miles from Annapolis, can
be secured during cunning season at
reasonable price Apply to
THOS. C. WINCHESTER.
1929 lw Annapolis. Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31

A public sale of desirable Murray
Hill lots on the property Nov. 9th.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31
WEATHER REPORT.

Il s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 81, 1892. }
Forecast fOrAnuapoIIs aud vicinity
IN The United States weather bu-
IoSS' reau forecast for Annapolis and
" vicinity ia for light rain Tuesday
or Tuesday night
HARRINGTON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31
TO.DAYS RECORD.

Max. Temperature. ....' ...... % clear
Minimum. Temperature. ....... oil
THE SUN AND MOON.
OCTOBER 81, 1892.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31

Oct. 81, 1892.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31

op@ndld opportunity to buy what
lots You want at Murray Hill. The
puohc sale of lots will comprise a
large number of the choicest lots.
Don't miss the chance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-31
.anapslis. W. 81 IL. Railroad
NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19

(sln elmer orittsr Sblr): ySi,r bleib'
i9. bier beuIt nur mein 6 u /.
! q nj"
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Srii@er Snmor.

Born Sumur oes iriI6en Bottles ers
,ablt Graniis Sr0mel in Der .@eier
3ts." einiae probsn. Geib it bas
Bolt an 6een.Mdrden, 2esenosn uno
Sa9en, aus osnen Der Shalt berpprs
blidt. @erne bdnst man babel Der
8eiltlihteit stpas an. Ser iunae
Bauer Did 6lgaeralo besesnete an Der
Dleerstiiite uon 9errp elmer Sseiung=
irau. Gid na6m Der S6onen ibre
Rappe meg. olio oab lie auf Dem Slid,
.i4wanj binter inn berbiipfen muBte
big gum pIarrer, Den er bat, ibm Die
see aniutrauen, Die. iuie er ,uilie. cine
Roniastodt;r isi. pllno iuenn lie Die
3o6ter rch iiinf3is aOnisen wdre!
Heiu!" lautsts Die glntwort oss Yrie=
tiers. 81, tannit Su ni9t bsirat9en,
atnn iie III Elm = 6ii6!"
~ .Ibsr," bat Sid meiter, ,Gm. gb.
reul Sic 1T milo uno i66n mie Der
Nsono ielttr" = .Ii6t bod! llno
wGre ie 10 ld0n, mie Some, Wlono
uno aas Gttrne" : nit Dem SuBe
Itampisno - SD iase Sir. Sid, es
gebt ntt en-. oenn iie 1T ein 6iid!"-
.@5er". iulr Did Hiilterno lori, fife
beliBt ales Cob ba unteu auf Dem
Mcerssbccsn, 2eidt ;u babsnl Oas
toiiroe nib gum Mann MAIDEN. penn
ih lie bslrd,be.e" uno iblau blin3elno
itlcB er: .uno 10 i6nnte benz. Der mir
in oisi,m Gsiddfts bilft, iid aud Die
Sadie gut belO5uen.- .Sb! Sas
dnoert Die Suts poGfanois", entses=
net Der paitor, .ieBt if Ysritano in
Dem, mas gu iasIt : bsirutbs fe auI
ieoen Sal. wenn Il. oua ssbnmal Elm
6iia ifl" : a,in idcri.r 9DiB ipri1t
in ben SduJsn unb Mrstootsn, Die
man lid sr3dblt; aber sss enti6aoisen
ourd tihernos Naipetdt.
Gin junser Bauer fam in Sienit BEL
einem saltlreien Serrn, Der ibm einss
5ases mittbeilte. er ertparte @aite uno
pat ioQe oesbalb ben gbampasner lin
Waiier" thblen. pat sebor9ts, lserte
bic Gbampa9nerilaiden in cine nit
@aiier seilats Wanne. uno trus oieie
in Den Speiieiaal. Gin anoerer gat
bate fir ieinen Serrn tdslid Sriefe
mad Der entle9snen 2anopoit Su trasen
ober bort abiubolen. Sie portosebab=
rem warcn oumals nod iebr bod. 81.
nes Sasss BON Der poit beimtebreno.
leste Bat leinem Serrn auBer oen an
Ibn seribtsteu Srleien nod einen 9lrm
uoll irsmosr auf bem 3iid. @er-
i6miBt.ireuois iaste er 3u ieinsm er.
Itaunten 8sbieter, oaB es i'm I'm bie=
len leio setban. iintemal er 10 piel
8elo on Die poit sablen miiHe. go
3abe er oiesmal oieie oafiir bluten laI=
len. babe ibr bsimlia aud bic anoersn
Srisis ausseiilbrt, uu isinem Ssrrn
BOD stwas Grias su Idaiisn.
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9ie 9e snid,enopfer.

llneefdbr I'M oieielbe 3eit. D. 3. i'm
Sctober, fnost oas b01Ite relioiOie 6eii
itatt, an melbsm Die bis oabin oufbe.
wabrten &rie9ssefaneenen Den bD6lten
beioen 6etlihen oe5 2anoes gu @bren
anseii6ts Der sanjen Sepolteruns Der
Sauptltaot Gb,meb. oes 4onies, bes
SoIes uno oss Sseres 9eopfert perben.
Sas Gbrenamt. Den Senter oieier I'm.
9liidliben ju ipielsn. fdllt wleoer oen
entmeui6ten gmaSonen gu. Sie Opfer
peroen in lan9e peiBs @ewanoer ee.
than. oann in liessnosr Steauns in
arobsn flaten unO ldn9lib runoen
Sorbcn aus 9almenbaIt ieitseidniirt
uno Den ImaSonen iibsrliefert.
Sieie ntbmsn Die S0rbe auf ben
Ropf uno ptraniialien sund9it sinen
llm3us unter Der ibnen suiubelnben
Menss. babel fortudbreno gum Safte
elmer eintonis iummenoen Wluiit tan=
seno. Simmer tpeiter sebtbsr 3ua, bis
on ben CUB zines boben Serses, Der
rad Der eiHsn Svite tell abidat. 9lm
GuBe oes 4bbanges nimmt oas Sser
nit au iw1rts eerihteten 2an3en Stelz
lung. Sie injtuiiden auf Dem Gipfel
oes Ssrses an9etommenen 9orbtrd,
serinnen beseben ii9 bann an ben nit
elmer Srulttoebr psriebensn &ano oss
ge9rInoes uno ihleuoern nit aler
Strait bic Dem Sooe getpeibten 8eian=
senen in weitem Sosen auf Die itarren.
oen Spesre binab. Ser Subel Der 9es
waGneten lbert0nt Die Soossidreis Der
Spier. a.i soe
glm Sooesiaee bes 2Onies itiirseu
na9 alter Site bic ama5onen aui ein=
amber. um llb eesenieitia Ju Serhei-
lden. 9sIdt ebsr bort bas blutise
Moroen aui. ol5 bis Der neue 2onip
sri6eint uno 6riioen aebietet.
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Die 9iorooitsrense bes &sids ii
militdriib beicBt. uno ieoe Staot, ir
pelder li9 cine t0nislide &elioen, be.
iinbet, bat cine 8arniion. Sabomer
ltebt in fortpdbrenbem 2riees3uitanbt
nit Ieinen Naabarn. ba es 81 ben rsli.
siOIen Soften uno ben oamit perbunoe.
nen Observation-Disclosures itets neuet
Srieasseiansensn beoarf. Die Srieg.
fii6rung betebt in nddtli6en llsbsrfdl.
len arsloier Crtidaften. Wlit wilosm
6eidrei unb einem unseitiim. peldem
nibts su tpioeriieben oermas. werfen
ii1 Die 9maSonen. Die ite.s Den angrii
srotren. aai Die 9erbaue uro Yer:
iban,unssn. unempiinolid eegen oi,
furr,bayen @urben. rsIde Ole Gor-
nen uno Statslu Der ju ben @syIten.
sunoen perwsnotten @taSisn in ibr.
uddtsn 8orper rsiBsa. Die Ssl,ohnes
werosn rur ss;oo.st. ptHn iic bswaii.
reteu Wioeritano leifsn. Gonii idoni
mon ihr 2sbsn iorsidltis uno mcat lis
su 9siarasnev-alleroiE9s nur. UNI liz
ilr slnsg iatstliasn Soo dulsaipa'
rem. .
GeselmdBis im October sibt BET
36uis ieiusm Sofe unb ben etma on.
weienpen @uropderu oas S6auipisI
zines S9einansriiis. on oem i9 oa:
aan;e 9lmasonentorps betbeilist.. Sbrt
Muiaabs beitebt barln, elm SlOdbaus,
ipeldrs nit @erbauen BON pielen Sut
hbbf unb 8reite aus 9prusnataiien
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Cine banse Wiertelifanoe.

Gin peinlider 3miidsnTad bat lid.
Der Dol! Slilolge. Dor sinigen Sager
bel Gjele9enb,it zines grOBeren Wables
in einem Scrliner norne6nlen Sauie
5usetragen. Ser @irtb. Gin leiosn.
ibaftliAer Gammler BON 9lltertbiimern,
seiste eine uerthuole Miin5c, Die. iuie
er bebauptetc. nur nod in orti Stiiden
auf Der 9anSen Gros porhanoen lei.
Sie Wiiin5e wanoerte pon Sat gu @ali
berum, tebrte absr gu alsemeincr Ser.
numbering nibt su ibrem @eiiser
Suriid. Ser liebenswiiroJse gHirt6
iudte nit Der @emertuns. oaB li9 Dix
WtiinSe beim 9lufrlumen i9on mieoer-
finoen iuiiroe. Die 8eie1idaft,u bsrubi.
gen. 9ie Stimmuns aber, Die porber
bereits iebr animirt eetueien mar.
tuollte troB bes rei9li6 9eipenosten
@bampasners ni9t pieOertebren. Sm.
mer unO INNER wieoer purbe 9eiu9t,
biz elmer bon ben glnpeienoen Den
Sorl6lag ma9te, baB INNER je slpei
bon Den 8diten f6 einanoer unteriu=
den iollten. Oa Die Mliin3s lsi9t in elmer
6alte Der &leiounasitiide baften aeblie.
ben ooer in cine Saide serutiDt iein
t0nne. Sieier @oridlag fano aase-
meine 3uitiumllne unO i9on mar man
i'm 9esriii. Sur 9lusfiibruns ossielbsn
su ibreiten, als Elm Serr treiocblei9
lib erbob, Inn fir feline perion gegen
cine Sur6iu9ung 9erlpabrung einiu'
lesen.
Sic @itiuns lam man iiD osnlen.
Ser @irtb ipra9 fi9 nun ebeniaus ae.
gen cine Sur6iu6una aus uno per=
Iu6te auf alle MeiIe Die gtufmsrtiam=
teit ieiner 8dite bon Der peinliAen 9ln=
seleeen6eit ab5ulenten. sibcr lule 8e=
lpitteri6wiile Log es ii6er Der 8sisa=
I6ait. Die Speiien, Die BON Den Sisnern
aufsetra9en wurosn. blieben unbsriibrt,
uneemiiroigt itanben Die Weine in ben
8laisrn ab, uno Die Slide a1er paren
i6eu aui ben Serrn aeridtst. Der ppr=
bin seeen Die Sur6Iuauns Ginipruh
,rbobsn batte. gnolid na1oem idon
bon peridieoenen Ssiten Der @unid
nod Iuibebune Der Eafel rs9s getpOr.
ben mar. trat Elm Siensr in's 3immer,
in Der Sano Die perbdngniBpolls MiiinSe,
bic, 3piiaen 3lpei Sellern lieaino. in
Der Gu1s 9efunoen uorosn mar. GDie
bon einem idperen Zip bsireit, ath-
mete Elm Sober auf.
Sie Mtnse mar aefunbsh, uno ;wdr
in elmer Wsiis. oaB ieoer Gsroadt aus=
gei9loHsn eridien. Was aber tonnte
ben Serrn uorbin 81 einsm Giniprub
beranlabt babsn? Sas &atbisl loite
ii9 balo. Na6oem Die erie Quirseune
Doriiber mar, tlopIte Der Setreffenoe
an fein GIas, Sos eine Sorie aus Der
SaIhe uno entnabm ihr bic nGmlibe
Miinje, Die Der Wirtb porbin aIs 10
auBeroroentli9 ielten geprieisn bate.
gus Soflidteit bate u psridwieesu.
oab aud er cine iolds belize. Wenn
man iie alio bel elmer llntsriuhun9 in
Ieiner Saide eefunoen bdtte, 10 pare
n o6ue 3uciiel in ben Ieroadt esra=
tben. iie entwenoet Su baben. .Sis
tonnen iib oenten." ft9te sr bin;u.
.oaB bic eben Uersoneene Sierteliiunos
bic idrsdli6ite msines 9ebens eepeisn
it. llno malen Sic lia nur aus. mas
aus mir 9cworoen pdre, tpsnn lih Die
uerlorene Wtiln5e itiat wieoersefunoe'
'dtte!"
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9ie oeibsarbe bes Nmasoncncprps.

Sie atnsaben iibsr bic 3abl bieIes
,in3ig in Der Welt ouitebenoen Weibcr=
6eeres iino idwanteno. bod ideint Sa-
pitdn Burton. Der ibre Stdrte auf
Itpeitauieno ansiebt. gu nieori9 9egrlF=
len su babsn. Wie Stert4lep aui
Sruno ieiner mdbrenb einss a6tmpnat=
iben 9luientbaltes in W6poab eeiams
melten Wubrnebmunsen mittbeilt, be-
tebt oas Corps aus 5000 weieliden
Srieeern, mel9e osn eisentli6en Sern
oes Seeres, Die t6nielide, ,2eibsaroe, biz
ben. Sas Corps beiiebt aus fiini sl5=
bsilun9en: Der Irtillerie nit Sdbeln,
.upfernen Sromblpns uno 25 big 80
8ei9iiBen nebit elmer Wenae'Wusleton=
nern bewafinst; oen Glepbantenjdserln=
aenG. 9lbbilouns) Der tapierltenSdaar,
Die einen blauen 5urban nit bo6en
6ornsrn, ben Gpla int Gilrtel uno
zine lauge 6linte tra9en uno trefflid
oisciplinirt ino; Der Snianterie, nit
Sdbel uno GlInte beipainet; Den Mll-
berinnsn. mi! eldnsenoen Sturmban.
ben uno 8 bis Al SUP lunaen. auireb.
Ten Ssrienliinaen, uno ben Yo9en=
ihiiben, Die Elm gliten= uno 9araOs=
;orps bilosn unp gosen uno SOder
neblt einem ileinsn Solh fhbrsn; leB=
Iere iino sua!sia Die 9dnserlunsn erlten
Ran9es. Sle Cfiijiere tra9en eln
ilbernes Irmbano am Iinten 9lrm uno
auf Dem &iiten einen S3mcif bon pel-
BEN Saumwoqi6uiiren. Sn Der glr=
NEE Der Mdnner-etma 10, 600 ltart =
ositeben bieitlben 9lbtbeilun9en.
Wan bat nur S9lobflinten uno i'm
GanOe esiertiate, iebr t6ledte Sdbel.
llsbriaens gilt Die Weiberarmse iiir
Irieaeriiber, tapferer uno qrauiamsr,
als Die mGrnlihe, uno 1T ccm Rrnlse
rliil5tstCs ergsbsu.
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9aS MmasonenDeer bon Sas
bpmen.

Seitoem fd Die Gransoien nit Dem
8onis Sebansin BON Dabomsp unter
Der tropiiden @lutb Der afritanii4en
Sonne nit ipedielnoem Slid bon porto
Nppo aus berumidlasen. ipiro Die slufs
mertiamteit Der eipiliiirten Welt tpieoer
auf 6ieien in pieler Ye3iebuns mert=
piirois,n 9leaeritaat binselentt. Gs
mar i'm Qnians Der ie4siser Sabre. als
Der enslii4e &eiienbe Burton 3uerit Der
itaunenoen Wslt BON benz &eihe gu er-
sdblen wuBts, in iueldem ein srauiamer
Sespot nit ibrantenloler 8ewalt iiber
2ebsn uno SOB ieiuer untertbanen se-
bietet, no Die 9lltdre Der @0ben uno
Die @rdber Der s0ttlib oerebrten 3Dnise
bonn Slute unS1bliaer Meni9enopfer
rau9en, mo- Elm pohloisciplinirtes Seer.
nur aus Weibern beltebeno, Die feiteite
Stiibe oes Sbrones uno Die li9erlte
SduBpebr oes 5eiaes na9 aubsn
'EGet. '.N ..
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&einsefaIlen. Sausberr:
6ansl, tuenn Su mir bic pielen Spat-
zen pssidisbt. bstommit Su fir einsn
SpaBen iini Pienniss. = Sansl
(brinst 80 Spaben naa sinisen 5a-
GEM: 50. bas iiuo 90 Stiid. sndbiser
6err, mar furdibare Nrbsit, absr 9
is balt q idoues 8elo. - Saus1err:
Sait redt, Sansl. bier nebm' i'd mir
,inen Spaben. oa iinb Die fiini pfeu,
niss oafir; nit ben iibrisen tanuit Su
anfanasn. mos 9u milit!
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Spru d.

@srn ylp Die Weniden niadBen" iOI-
len,
Srau66 Tu nur iebr eerinse Gait:
Sleb ibnsu reldlid aus benz SoIlen.
Sslblt psnn Du bsinab' sarni4ts
~ bait!
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Sic fdwerRe 4rbeit.
Sreutb. IS muB bD4 cine reat idpers
arbsit isin. einen Roman 3u i9reibeu.
Oidter: Sas eebt an, aber i'm 9liid.
Ii6 untersubrinsen. i'd iass Sir. Dos
III cine Seloenarbeit.
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timseben 1T uno uneinnebmbar i9eint.
i'm Stltrm Su nebmen. 9aum fiiui
Winuten, nahoem oas 3eiden gum
ansriif seaeben. liebt man bieie rid.
iidtslos tapferen uno piit6enoen Wld.
naben ienieits Der @erbaue auitauden.
aus oielen Wunoen bluteno = abe,
iiegreid.
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9lodenilp ielewere lest
Dur6 glettrieitGt eeldutet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-07

any more. We will employ each man sepa.
rately. and win pay no attention to the union.''
and! the Carnegie works at Homestead were
declared to be non-union from that time forth.
Tricks record OF PERSISTENCE and SUCCESS In
other anti-union wars. and 1t made ready for
its s struggle for existence ,sSa ,o,o, -, NJ,
sichtedness. had ioreseen tho struggie that
was to be and had prepared for it. He began
still working. and they could soc from tho
bn1 the rushing OF
tho great buildings. This fence. three miles
slack several feet hirh. 1t was pierced at reg Z.
ular intervals by loopholess, Through which
ps 81" Wo naeR n0 works. could
harbea wire: and this wire was So arranged
TINT a powerful electric current could be sent
through it.. The mon also saw great search
light put into the tower. OF the largest Of the
light from S this s" Gould reveal With the 6raht
ness Of day any body Of mon approaching by
night to scale the fence or any man skulking
the plugs. from wi. Which streams 81 scaidins or or
so Or
any building that might take fire. They saw,a
and the attitudes Of rioters might be TAX on for
use in the courts when the trouble was over.
Of the workingmen with impotent rage. They
did not dare object; They knew that Mr..
Frek tacIuHnted With the dangers OF strikes
ing for outbreaks Of lawlessness in which no
honest workingman would take hand, They
that honest labor was with him in opposing
any destruction OF the interests by which the
say that . these sep preraratons not to Rart
any man mindiug his own affairs. and wore
only directed against. rioters. lawbrenkers.
about quietly and stirred all the laborers with
the cry that the corporation was going to shoot
down honest laborinG men asking for their
With the hceinnIng OF this week tho fight
was on. The strikers put the town under
stating his business and proving 1t. lc st the
Carnegie works might bring IN non-union la
which tho hoe company had refused to recognizes
as union. On Saturday last was tho last puy
day. and IN the solemn and smlicn faces OF tho
storm could tS toresoen Fem It'll the way they
were paid the men could tell that they would
conditions Of the company's utiinatun,. On
Monday morning the fight began with the
The men openly declared that no non union
laborers should 10 to work IN those mills. and
that any who tried to enter the town would be
works. secured the services Of, the Finkerton
men as watcamcn and as further guards
against trouble On Monday and Tuesday the
electric current was guarding the fence and
by night tho great seurch light was watching
the dark yard with it's revolving eye. Tho
story OF Yesterdays doinCs Is told In the
dispatches.
And from now on. until the furious resolve
OF the men or the calm resolve Of tho Carnegie
Association Is exhausted. this town. with the
clements described above will DO the theatre
OF a terrible drama. which is already bloody.
and which. whether its succeeding acts be
bloody or not. will be tragic with the human
struggle for lilo or death.
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Everybody Interested In the News from
d-NSntchinS the Isniirond~.

Everybody Interested In the News from
Homestead-Wntc hinS the T.niironds.
PITTSBURGH. July 1.-THE excitement in this
city over the riot is intense. Hundreds of PEG
pie are gathered around tho bulletin boards OF
the newspapers. and are awaiting anxiously
the latest news.
business was almost suspended to-day. and
people were rushing through the streets from
one bulletin to another. Tho whole topic Of
conversation in tho stores and workshops wac
the strike. and while there were no inten-
perate expressions the excitement RIM high.
In the lower end Of Allegheny. where there
are mano mills. the excitement was at white
heat. Some Of the mon in tho mills said they
were ready to 20 to Homestead when they got
orders or request from their fellow work. en
there. The cooler headed men. however. out
number the hot-headed ones. and no trouble is
expected from that quarter
Tho depots are all watched by emissaries Of
both the steel mon and the strikers. Every
passenger on evory incoming and outgoing
train to-day was suspect Probably six out
OF ton OF all the persons who came into the
city to-day wore followed to their destination
by these emissaries. and their business in the
town was ascertained.
, The strikers blame the Fort Wayne Hallway
Company for bringing the PinEcrton me- here
and there have bcen many threats made Tnc
railroad officials are somewhat frightened and
have extra watchmcn out tonight.
tonight when six Of the woun ded Pink.rton
men were taken away on tho fast mail A
crowd gathered that numbered nearly thou
sand. and there were howis OF derision and
threats as tho wounded mon were lifted out OF
and. placed n tho cars. There WAS IN evident
Tho extrn police hnd all they could do to
maintain the lines they had established.
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KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
rhey Adopt the Peoples Party Electoral
Ticket.

Ticket
ToPEKA. July 6.-The Democratic State Con-
ventioD for the nomination OF q Congre ssman
ut large and full State ticket mot in the Cap
itol building this morning. The Hon. Tully
Scott Of 0berlin was mndo temporary
Chairman. After appointing the different
committees the Convention took o recoss until
afternoon. when the temporary Organization
was mado permanent
While waiting for tho Committee on Resolu-
tons to report c. X. Holiday. Jr. OF Topeka
offered Q resolution. which was adopted
by rising vote. "denouncing ms a
heinous crimo tho employment Of Pinker-
ton detectives by the capitalists OF the
country for tho PURPOSES Of destroying or
too too. seriously condemn the, high. handed
. again e, tbs ofsspIzed labor at He%e;
these bloody tyrants from power. and in rex
storing American freedom and American labor
e. earR RS dapys occupied in the
The Chairman ,caIiei, Tor The Nomination Of
nominateS by tho Peoples party at Wichita in
ton FOR their electors. The Restitution n, Was
gates to vdny vote Tor and and carried 400 ds
was carried out: but over the i indorsement oi
the Peoples party state ticket the fight came.
Everybody wanted to talk. and everybody did.
a, Tho talk on the endorsement Of the State
mc n. commenced at o'clock. and was one
cGnsInnous wrangle until z In the evening,
+. N.
The Hon. Joseph Lowe Of Washington offered
q substitute to Judge John Martini resolution,
naming full Stnte ticket, with ex-Gcv. Click
lor Goyernor and Judge John Martin Of To-
"a nj la l,.,a tl,AN
tute was laid on tho tabo amid applause.
me Platform approves the nomination OF
Sleyeland and Stevenson. and endorses the
also declRrea nrohiL ition 70 ha fnilura
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The Ill.fnted RArrea.

PITTSBURGH. July GA United States Mar
shall last week sold. with other barees belong
Ing to the Tennessee Navigation Company. the
Iron Mountain and the Monongahela. Those
were the two which carried tho Pinkertons to
homestead. These two barges were found
yesterday afternoon at tho Tide Coal Company,
upon which wero stacks OF cots. A barge
built aiter the style OF the ones named differs
from the usual coal barges insomuch as they
are covered. and the sides protect tho occu-
pants from view: The length Is about 125 feet,
and they are 20 feet wide The Iron Mountain
contained the pile of cots; and eaoh. one was
supplied with n mattress. besides other COM
forts such rs bed clothing.
The centres Of tho barges contained long
tables with benches constructed to accommo-
date those who might occupy them. Tho hind
end of the boat confirmed n good sized kitchen
and was being m for use. Three large
sized cooking y" formed part o. the furni-
ture. and additio were being added to com
Elete well-futnisned culinary ",nnrtrent
the arrangements were being Il de. 80 said
the men. to accommo date 500 persons on the
The steward Ia John Clark OF the towboat Coal
City. He has corps OF twenty walters.