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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17


-IISi Hat thought you were gone-the
snow
The Improvement OF trade In Fairland lie
marvellous.
IF. NJ Conner Ia attending TO the duties OF
town commissioner at Adair.
-DlssgreeAbls. cloudy weather. some rain,
q little sleet and quite spow.
--Drs Donahoo aud Donahoo are Visiting
relatives and friends In Arkansas.
Mrs. Garrett, OF Arkansas, is visitlng her
son, the station agent At this place.
-Evangsllst Allen, OF vinlta. gave as a very
elaborate sermon last Friday night
-Messrs. on Smith and O. @ james have
returned from an extended yislt TO Southwest
City. OF can't stay away long.
j. II. Gibson, district seeretary OF the
Farmers Alliance OF Carey's Ferry, 10 at
tending the Masonic lectures In this city.
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Commissioners Mason's Court.


Rickard watkins, disturbing the peace;
commit, ID.
Patrick Gallagher, fornication; recog-
nized.
Thos. Thornton, introducing; recog-
nized.
NJ. II. seayers VS.. VIM. Morrison; judg-
ment for $500.
]. L. Wilhelm VS.. Jno. Counts; judg-
ment for $l3.35.
Joe Davis VS.. NJ, X. & +. railroad; dis
missed by the plaintiff.
Married: Martin V. Saylor and Miss
Zetha A Ridgeway.
License Issued:-W. n. Stannard and
Miss Nancy Pike; Needom P. Perry
and Mary O. Goodwin; James T. Far,
ley aad Miss Lydia b. Burge.
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II will cost you nothing, and will
surely do you good If you have a cough,
cold. or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. Dr. Kings New Discovery
'-or consumption, coughs and colds is
guaranteed TO give relief, or money will
ba paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found IL just the thing. aud under It's
use had a speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample hottie at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good a thing
it Is. Trial bottles free at w. G. Pat
ton & Co.'S drug store. Large size SOC
and 81. 3
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PERSONAL.

IF, NJ. Conner came over from Falriand last
Saturday and remained over until Sunday
"A. Agnew came up from Sac snd For Las,
week and reports everything blooming ont
that way.
&C. @. james. notary public. one OF the
pillars Of Fairiand. was IN the city few hours
Saturday last.
M. ID. woodson, whose wife IL at Spring
field under treatment for catarrh, went up
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Mccarthy returned from his eastern
trip in the Interest Of the extension to the
Academy, last sunday.
Mr.. L. NJ Howard, q hortlcuiturist and
grower Of ANAL fruits from Girard. Kansas,
Is In the city this week
MAJ. william Nelson. clerk Of the U. s.
court, came mp yesterday from Muskogee and
went to Seneca In the evening.
-. v. Crouch. state agent for A. W.
Stevens a Son, manufacturers Of threshers,
engines. etc. came In Tuesday night to look
up business.
John l.. Adair, Jr., brother OF Mrs. c. 8.
shelton. came up from Tahlequah Tuesday,
to render any possible service during the III
ness Of his sisters child.
Bert Holdermsn and his mother we're down
q few days since. Bert has fenced Asi IL
opening a thousand acre place out on Coal
creek, allotment or no allotment.
w. u Baiigett went to 81 Louis Saturday
to assist in selecting q spring stock OF dry
goods, etc. and M. Ratclin followed Monday
night. Many OF the goods will be here this
week.
~ d. Roberts, general agent for Klngman
a Co., ofSt Louis and Kansas City, has been
here for some days and met with good success
He has sold three saw mlils and two or three
thresher outfits.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

In the United States Court, in the Indian Ter
ritOry, First Judicial Division.
T. W LESTER Plaintiff wsruing
MARY 4. LEsTER. Defendant oruer'
The defendant, Mary n Lester, is warned
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff. 4 W.
Lester WILLIAM NKLsOg, Clerk.
lsEALl ByN.S s lOuNG. ID. Clerk
1880 Dated Feb. u, lss2.
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CoMPrROLLER's CERTIFICATE,
AuthorisiHg The First National Bank OF yinlta
10 Commence Business.
TREAsunr DEPAnrMsEr.

" WAhnINOION, MATCH 3, ItNl. J
WnEREAs, by satisfactory evidence present.
ed 10 the undersigned, 10 has been made 20 ap-
pear tdAt "The first National Bank OF Vini-
Ia. - Ia the town OF Ninita, In Cherokee ma
tion. Indian Territory, has compiled with all
the provisions OF the Statutes OF the United
Staies. required 70 be complied with before an
association shall be Authorized 10 commences
the business of banking,
Now THEnEfonk, 1, Edward Lacey Comp
lrOller oI The Currency. do hereby certify that
THE first National bank OF Ninita.n In the
town OF Vlnita. la Cherokee NATHAN, Indian
Territory. 10 authorized 10 commence the bus
ineas OF banking as provided In section any
one hundrud aud HiXty-nino of tho Revised
Statutes Ofthe United States.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my
hand and Seal Of once this 6th
fsHALl day OF March, l602.
II 5 LACEY.
so-s No. t5ut. Compt. OF The Currency
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RnckIen,s Arnlca SaIre.

The best salve in the word for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Rheum,
Fever sores, letters, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
paw required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect ctsatisiaetion, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. kor sale by w
g. Patton & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

In the u. S. Commissioners Court at vinitA,
in the First Jndieisi Division OF the /. T.
j. s. MARriN, Plaintiff,
Va.
CHARLES CALHOoN. Defendant
The defendant, Charles CAlhoon, is warned
to appear In this court within thirty days aud
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff, j, s.
Martin. CuAs. X. Mason,
u. 5. Commissioner.
vinita, l. T., March 8. lss2 27-s0.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

The town council at it's last meeting,
March 10Th, passed an ordinance pro-
viding for keeping open all streets and
alleys in that part OF the incorpora-
tion lying east OF the NJ, X. & I. rail-
road not already closed, and declaring
the same public roads in accordance
with act Of national council providing
for laying of aud establishing public
rOada
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|kSSs8Sl

- Weaith resort quite
difference. Location, near Pixies Peak. in
Colorado. Gold. bright, yellow gold, Ia found
at grass roots aud In the rock formation.
Reliable experts claim this is to-day the
richest camp In Colorado. Assays average slO0
per ton. and have run as high as 5000. one
hundred people day are now rushing to Free
mont, chief town oftbe district.
The chance OF a life time Ia worth looking
after.
You can get there quickly aud comfortably
by taking the Santa Fe route Only line with
no change OF cars from Chicago, Kansas city
and other principal cities to Florissant, near
est railroad station. with daily stages to
Fremont.
Inquire OF local ticket agents about rates
and service. For general information address
w. J. Janney, Pass Agent, 1850 Union ave.
Kansas CITY. Mo
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

When in Chetopa, Kansas, stop at the
National hotel, A. M. Strobe, proprie-
or, If you want first-class accommoda-
ions. Rates $500 per day.
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BULLETIN:
LOCAL NOTES.

Set out trees.
ST. Patrick's day.
Tough weather, this week.
s. Skinner & Co., furniture.
Dried sweet ccrn at Swain's.
Envelopes cheap at this office.
Blustery March weather IS the rule.
Harness. full supply at Lee Barrett's.
New al. for W. W. Miller this week.
will Carter is looking for house for
is family.
Horse collars, pads aud the like at
zee Banett's.
Queepsware, new stock, just opened
MJ. @. Aliens.
soNboys: Lee Barrett has your sad
i > ready for you.
Furniture repaired and upholstered
at skinner & Cos.
Step into n. Skinner & Cos and look
Al the bedroom sets. !
Judge Mason purchased horse and
baRgy last Saturday.
10000 envelopes at this office; call
and ascertain prices.
Send US your orders for envelopes
and get them cheap.
Fresh mince meat at r. NJ. swain's,
only 10 cents per pound.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes at the
Bon Ton bakery, always.
Notice a change this week in the
advertisement Of DR.. Foreman.
Try a package OF horse shoe coffee,
put up and sold by X. NJ. Swain.
Picture frames, window shades, and
curtain poles at Skinner & Cos.
Carey Holman and his associate In
the restaurant are doing very we'll.
New goods just opened. Prices lower
than ever Henderson & Burlington.
Saw Mill for sale on easy terms
address Geo. Armstrong, Alton, 1T.
20 pounds granulated sugaS for Sl.O|
at Burlington x Henderson 8, Alton.
A fortune awaits the man who es'
tablishes a frst-class dairy at Vinita
Fist spring stock Of dry goodsreach
ed town yesterday, for J. S. Thomason
s lbs. Arbuckle or Lion coffee 70
$l.O0 at Burlington & Henderson's
Alton.
Wanted "A girl to do general hous'
work. Address, DR.. Nalrn, Coody
Blsfi. Ind. Ter.
The finest and best cotfees are to b
had at X. NJ. SWANS who makes
specially Of cofees.
Henderson & Burlington, Alton. Inc
Ter, will take Cherokee warrants an
tickets on favorable terms.
Ladies wishing stylish millinery an
costumes should always consult Mr.
Oass and Miss Youngblood.
Now is the time to buy the best lin
of fiAnnels for the least money. Bu
fngton & Henderson's. Alton.
Now Is the time to buy queensw are
and j. U. Aliens grocery Is the plac
A brand new stock just opened.
viii Miller is selling more wagons
buggies and carts than any other SCI
son since he has been N business.
Dennis Hicks, blacksmith, can mai
that old plow work like new for abor
two bits. Horse shoeing a specialt
Now Is the time to buy genuine Ne
York Early Rose, Early OHIO aud Bu
bank potatoes. We have themi cl
aud see prices = Henderson a Butfin
ton, Alton, |. T.
-All persons indebted to w. O. Pa
ton a Co.. either by note or accou'
will please come forward and pay u
or their notes aud accounts will be pl
out for collection. n
Horses and mules for sale.
q. Potion d Co.
DIR. l.. o. Ellis, dentist, Of southws
City. will be In
Wagner, March 18th TO 22nd.
Ohouteau. March 22nd TO 25lh.
Pryor Greek, March 10th 10 80th.
Adair, March 3lst 10 April End.
Vinita, April 4lh 70 9th. 20
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rlelr rlLEsto.
WONDERFUL NEW MINING DISTRICT.



Reliable experts claim this is to-day the
richest camp In Colorado. Assays average
500 per ton, and have run az high as s5 900.
Placer and quartz mining can be probably
carried on. These new gold fields are we'll
worth investigating They are about eighteen
miles from Florissant Col. OF Colorado Mid
land ny. Great numbers Of people sre now
rushing to Fremont, the chief town Of the dis
trlct. Daily stages between Florissant and
Fremont. You can reach Fiorissant, the
nearest railroad station. quickly and comfort
ably by taking the Frisco line and Santa Fe
route.
For full particulars about this wonderful
camp. address Chas. s. Lee. General Passen-
ger agent, Colorado Midland R'y., Denver.
Colorado.
For full particulars regarding route and
cheap rates. apply to or address any agent OF
either the Frisco Line or Santa Ne roate
II. l.. MonHiLL, ID. WIsHART,
Gen'l Manager, Genr Pass. Agt.
Frisco Line, Frisco Line,
81. Louis. No. 81 Louis, Mo.
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There is said to be gray eagle in
the bottom below town and several at
tempts have been made to shoot it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
Q t. HERMAN, Chetopa. Kan,
Dealer In
ParIOr and Bedroom Furniture

Tue largest IIoek IN aonthefn hanaha,
WOOD 4 METALLIC COFFINS.
Praetloal Emhalmer. Telegraph oEders az
tended promptly.
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vISITA CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ME. Church South j w .McOrary, pastor I
Sabbath school at 1000 q. mt preachingM y
q. m. and Z p. m prayer meeting every Meu-
hrst SUNDAY.
Presbyterian Church. ID. N. Allen, pas
tor, preaching, Sundays At II a. m, and p
m Sunday school at 10 q. mi prayer meet
ing Thursday nights.
CONGREGATIONAL Church-Rev. Fayette Hurd
pastort services every Sunday at II m ana
In m. Sunday school at 10 a. ms Chrisuen
Endeavor Society. 4 p. mt Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

The vinita nurseries are the oldest,
largest and best established Of any in
the Indian Territory or Oklahoma.
The shipping season which is now
open will extend to the middle Of April
aud on account Of the rare shipping
facilities which they enjoy, trees can
be shipped north, south, east or west,
on short notice, throughout the whole
transplanting season.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17
A Full Fled0ed Institution,

AS will be observed by certificate
Of the comptroller OF the currepcy pub
lished elsewhere The First National
Bank has complied with all the re-
quirements OF the United States bank.
ing act and is authorized 70 conduct a
general banking business. To the peo-
pie Of Vinita, and the whole Cherokee
and adjacent nations, this Is a cause
Tor congratulation as they are now
provided with safe depository for
their funds, unde; governmental sup
ervision, as well as a medium for the
transaction of all financial business.
The list Of stockholders embraces
many of the best men of the country
and the concern has for it's officers
careful, prudent business men, most
of whom have practically demonstrate
ed their ability and fitness for the po
sitions assigned them. We bespeak
for the concern prosperous career.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-03-17

Last Saturday night stranger asked
for lodging at Frank Andrews house
ON the CoHeyville road near the cross
ing of Big Cabin, four miles north of
this town. He had a good span Of
mules which, because of his queer ac-
tions, Mr.. Andrews charged him with
having stolen. lie finally admitted
the theft and was taken In custody
but on the way TO Vinita escaped .leav-
ing the mules in Mr.. Andrews posses
sion. The man claimed to have a
brother near Alton namen Myers.
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DO YOU WANT GOLDi

cripple creek IL not q
health resorts II is a
wealth resort. Quite a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09
CHKIsTIAN & bAKHEE'
ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE.
MERCHANTS CAFE.
1l5 JEFFERSON STREET.
For Universal Suffrage.

BRUSSELS, Nov. s.-[Speciall There
was great demonstration in favor OF
universal suffrage to-day on the occas-
sion OF the opening OF the chamber by
King Leopold. The city has seldom
witnessed a more imposing or resolute
exhibition of popular will, and it evil
IDENTIFY impressed both the king and
members of parliament. The crowd
overlooked the streets all along the
royal route from the palace to the
cham ers, both on the kings departure
and return. As King Leopold was en-
route socialist threw number of
socialistic papers right into the face of
his majesty, greatly frightening the
royal horses. 1hs' man was arrested.
In his speech frJ'n TOE throne King
Leopold Insisted On tho n, cessity of
revising the cpn",i ution, and also of
improving the coalition OF tho laboring
classes. The speech was received
coldly by the mcm crs. Tho Minis
terial party shouted az tho close "Vive
lie Roi," and members Of the left re-
sponded give Suffrage" Meetings in
favor of universal suffrage are being
held 10 night.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. s.-ISpe.
ciall- Cleveland has probably carried
State by 1000 majority.
The chairman of the State Demo.
cratic committee claims tbs election in
Democratic Congressional districts
exception.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. s.-(SpeciaD-
Returns from tho State are coming in
slowly. Cleveland's plurality is safely
estimated at $4,000. The voting was
heavy Notwithstanding tho inclement
weather. In nine Congressional dis
tricts The Democrats have decidedly car.
ried six by overwhelming majorities. In
the Third, Fifth and Seventh Congress
sional districts the Populist vote was
heavy and the result will be close.
COLUMBUS. Ca, Nov S.-(SpeciaO-
AT Phoenix City, Ala, across the river,
the day passed quietly and the Third
party was not in it. Tho vote will be
about $50 for the Democratic ticket and
90 for the Third party. Girard. Ala,
will 60 by small vote for the Demo.
cratic ticket Both OF these towns are
in Congressman Oates district. Latest
reports are that Oates is re- cleo tel by O
good majority.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. s.-(Special)
-Meagre returns from forty counties
show Democratic gain, in all but three
Most OF the gains are in white counties,
which the Alliance carried for governor
in August. In the Same counties maior-
tiles OF from 500 to 1000 have been
overcome. Democratic candidates. for
Congress running with Cleveland
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Nov. Especial l--The
election continued free from disturb.
ances, although several United States
marshals were arrested for obstructing
the voting. A. r. Guigon, Democrat,
prominent young lawyer, was ar
rested on similar charge. A man
named Hubbard was arrested for pre-.
senting suspicious Democratic tickets
alleging them to be genuine. All the
parties were bailed.
One half of the counties and all the
largo cities give Cleveland 25 900 TO 3d.
900 majority. Republicans show a gain
in Gloucester and Henry counties only.
The Democratic Congressional ticket
seems to be elected. Goode, Peoples
party candidate for Congress in the
Fourth district, is running ahead of his
ticket.
SALEM, Nov. s.-fSpecial Whilst to-
day witnessed the largest election ever
held in Salem, it was probably the most
orderly.
Not single arrest was made during
the day and not one fight was reported.
From the opening Of the polls to about
noon the rush was so great that it was
with difficulty that the police formed
the voters into line of twos, from the
courthouse to the yard gate. During
this time the voting proceeded at the
rate Of three a minute, but there were
many who complained of having to
stand in limo an hour and it is certain
that obefore another election, more
voting places will be designated. From
o'clock till the close of the polls there
was no rush, and those who voted did
so in comfort.
Tho carriages of Capt. j. c. Lang
horne. d. 7. Martin, w. II. Tinsley and
others were constantly going and com.
ing with voters. and the arrival about
II a. m. OF tho Democratic Club from
Fort Lewis created intense enthusiasm,
The registration books showed that
there were about 1,725 eligible voters
but those who knew said that il prop.
erly revised this would really shrink
down to about 1850, en- account OF
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09
CLEV ELAvD.
A Tidal Wave d De-
SWEEPS over The COUNTRY.
The Democrats Garry Eery-
thing With a Rush.
SWEEPS OVER THE COUNTRY.

The Grand Old Party Receives a KSck-
Out B1ow-New York, Indiana, IiiDis,
New Jersey, Connecticut All Aay
Themselves In the Democratic RSks
With Unmistalkab1e MnJoritics-Ibi-
cations Are That Weaver Carries N5re
Votes West of the Mississippi Tin
Harrison Docs-Republioan MajoritAl
Pennsylvania Is Greatly Reduce
Massachusetts, Is Probably KepublicA
Though Russell Made an Exccllci
Run-Roanoke City Piles UP SolA
Old Democratic MnJority-The Count
Also Goes Democratic-Virgini re
mains True to Ter Allegiance to til
Party-A Solid Democratic Mnjorit
Elected to Congress-west Virginia
Still in Doubt, with the Odds fin Fi,vo
of Cleveland-General Election News
Six United States Senators Gained.
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Harrison, 99,7S5. Plurality for Cleve
land, rs,
Iammany has carried every assem.
bly and aliermanic district in the CITY,
The World claims New York, Indiana.
Illinois, Connecticut, New jersey and
eight votes in Michigan for Cleveland,
New York, Nov. o.. a. M.-lSpeciall
= The result of tho vote for assem- blv.
men in this State: Democrats, 70: Re-
publicans, Sc. This insures the election
of Democrat to the United States
Senate to sue iced Hiscock.
3. \. M.-Chairman Harrity claims
Now York, New Jersey, Indiana, iii,
nois, and the election of the Democrati,
Presidential ticket. Returns are in
with but few districts lacking Cleve.
land carried New York county by "a
600, Kings by 2S,0S7, Queens by 3, 900,
Richmond by 1,S00, and secured small
maJorities in Albany, Columbia, Erie.
Greene, Oneida, Rensselaer,, Rockland.
Schenectady, Schoharie, Seneca, Ulster
and Westchester.
Harrison came down to Harlem bridge
with about 65, 1000 plurality.
Cleveland wiped that out and polled
up plurality of 41.O6o in the State,
but little short of Flowers plurality
last year.
Cleveland about midnight began to
receive kilograms of congratulate
from friends in this CITY. Most
OF members of campaign commit
tee sent him dispatches assuring him of
his election. Whitney, Harri.y and
Dickinson all sent their CONGRATULATIONS.
Dickinson called on Cleveland about
1870 this morning and personally tend
cred his congratulations.
1,312 districts outside New York and
Brooklyn give Cleveland 1877, 2l4; Harri
son, ]S2,07S. The same districts in 1855
gave Cleveland 16l,O36: Harrison. 1885,
2o2; Democratic gain Of S,3O2 north OF
the Harlem.
PoUGHKEErsIE. N. Y, Nov. S.-State
Senator Osborne was challenged when
he offered his vote to day, and he swore
1T in Later he was arrested for illegal
voting and released on $4,000 bail.
ELMIEA, N. V, Nov. S.-Senator Hills
home Complete = Harrison, 3,a75;
Cleveland, e,9sS. In 1888 the vote was
Cleveland, 3,24l; Harrison, 2,939.
BRookLYN, Nov. S.-With eight cleo.
ton districts missing, this county gives
CLEVELAND, s9.S0S; Harrison, 6i,676: ma
JorlGy for Cleveland of 25,1 Entire
city and county Democratic ticket has
boon elected by big majority. Cleve-
land carried Queens county by 9. 500 plu-
rallty, gain over 1883 OF 300 Harri-
son carried Suffolk county by about roo,
gain OF 200 as compared with 1888.
BRooKLYN, Nov. Especial live
hundred and seventy districts out of
GAS give Cleveland sO,633; Harrison, So
$40; Clcveland's plurality, 2O,6
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New orlcans to he In Darkness.

New ORLEANS, Nov. s.-lSpcciall-
The electric light people notified the
governor and the municipal authorities
TO day that the city would be in dark
ness tonight owing to the strike and
threats of violence made against their
workmen. Both sides are still firm to.
day and business is tied up. 1t is said
to-day THAI President Gompers, of the
Federation OF Labor, and PowderlY, of
the knights of Labor, had been sent for.
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A Clean Sweep.

New York, Nov. s.-TSpeciall-T
Democrats have secured the legisla.
lures in. Connecticut, New oYork,
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin,
insuring the return of six Democrats
in place OF six Republicans to the
United States Senate. Present indi-
cations point TO Democratic ad-
ministration and Congress in both
branches for the first time in thirty
four years.