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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS o. BrnNuARn

NOTICE To CREDITORS or BERNHARD II.
~ WUBBEN, deceased.
state OF Wisconsin, Grant County, S. County
Court in and for said County
In the matter of the estate of Bernhard II
Wubben, deceased
Letters testamentary in said matter having
been issued 10 Elizabeth Wubben Executor and
resldury egatee named in the last will of Bern
hard h, Wubben, deceased upon her application
Il Is ordered that from this date until and in
Guiding the 25th day OF December. A. D. 1898, be-
and the same hereby is, allowed and limited for
the creditors, OF the said Bernhard II. Wubbeu
deceased, to exhibit and present to this Court
their claims and demands against said deceased
for examination and allowance that such claims
and demands will be received by said Court at
the Court House, i'll the City Of Lancaster in
said County, at each term thereof within said
time, and said Court will examine and adjust the
same, at the special terms thereof to be begun
and held at said Court House. on the 4th Tues
days OF September and December. A. D. 1893
and notice Of all which shall be given by the
publication OF this order under the above cap
ton, for Fonr successive weeks, in the HERALD
a weekly newspaper published at tile CITY Of
Lancaster. in said County. the first such publi-
cation 10 be within fifteen days from this date
1922 GEO. b CARTER
pated June gath, 1898. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
IndIan Murderers senteneed.

Judge Bum Of the United States
court in Madison sentenced Kozine and
Moneypenny. the Chippewa Indian
murderers Of old Boneash and his young
squaw, Bessie Yehiyoka, to be hung
August .. The murder was com
mitted near Ashland last fall. The ex-
ecution was ordered 70 take place at
the Indian village Of Odanah. Ashland
county, within the Bad river reserva-
ton The judge stated that he would
unite with the officers of the cour; in
requesting the president to commute
the sentence to Imprisonment for life
in accordance with the usual custom in
such cases in states where capital pun
ishment is not practiced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
A Decrease Noted for the Month of June
Receipts and Expenditures.

a Decrease Noted for the Month OF June
Receipts and Expenditures.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The public
debt statement issued Saturday after
noon shows that there was a net de-
crease of 81, 216, 25s during the month of
June. The interest-bearing debt in
creased S19, 900; debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity decreased
900, $780, debt bearing no interest
decreased 1924, 1862; and cash in
the treasury increased SS97, 1875. The
aggregate interest and non-interest
bearing debt June 30 was 1861, 431, 766.
May 81 it was 1861. $50, sss. The certifi-
cate and treasury notes Offset by an
equal amount of cash in the treasury
June 80, were 1854 553, 800, a de-
crease Of s9,977, 097. The total cash
in the treasury was s745, 004, COL.
The gold reserve was s95 4s5, Alb,
and the net cash balance, S26,-
076, ST.. In the month there was a de-
crease of $s,063, IL in gold coin and
bars, the total at the close being S1Ss,
455, Az. OF silver there was an
increase Of s., 500 905 OF the surplus
there was in national bank depos-
tories Sl2,0s2, 573 agin5t s1l,649,-
142 at the end of the previous
month. The receipts for the
month Of June were $50. 983,921, and
the expenditures 1926, 451. In May
the rec eipts were s30,s ,497, auS the
expend lures $50, s72, 502 Customs re-
ceipts decreased from SIS, 424 s53 to S14.-
9d4, 300; revenue receipts increased from
S13. PIP. i03 to "a. O03. 127.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
MARKHAM REPORTS.
Ills statement Places the natne Of the
Nictorm's Loss on Sir George rryon.

It's Ntatement IIaCt- the NIAlnc 81 the
Hictoria's Loss on Sir George rryon.
CLoNnoN. July S-A midshipmar from
the Victoria arrived at Calais early
sunday morning with Rear Admiral
MarlIhan's dispatches concerning the
collision off Tripoh. Markhams re-
port, like the unofficial stories that
have been received, place the blame
Of the awful blunder on sir George
Tyron The time that elapsed be-
tween the occurrence of the collision
and the sinking Of the Victoria was
about thirteen minutes Twenty-Five
officers and $50 men were drowned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
Log output of the Chippewa country.

The Chippewa River Improvement
& Log-Driving company has completed
figuring up the cut of logs on the Chip
pewa and tributaries. The figures are
as follows.
West fork OF Chippewa, liz. 100000 feet; east
fork Of Chippewa. 10000 900 feet: south fork OF
Flamheau, & 100000 feet; north fork % Flam-
beau 7000o00 feet: Elk river. 100000 feet;
Courtorielfs river, 1900 O00 feet; Burnet
river, 100000 feet; Thornapple river 10000,
600 feet. main FIambeau, 100000 feet. Jump
river, iL0J3,oJ0 feet Yellow river 100000
feet
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
q DMINIsTRAToR.s SALE.

"a I'M ID 7 TX 7 VIt , - IL.
- In the matter of the estate Of CATHARfNE
BECKER deceased.
II County Court for Grant County Wisconsin
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
matter by the County Court of Grant County on
the 9th day Of June. A. ID. 1893, the undersigned
will, on the
31ST DAY OF JULY, A D. 1893,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the front
doc of the Court House. in TIE city Of Lancaster.
N Grant County, offer for sale at Public Auction
the following described land situated in the
County of Grant, and state of Wisconsin. to-wit ::
The undivided three fftbs part Of Lot mum DER
ten d0), in Block number thirty-three 1897. in
the village now city of Lancaster. Terms of
sale. Cash on delivery of Deed
Dated June. 27th. 1893.
JOHN CARTHEN.
Administrator Of the estate OF
Catharine Becker. decd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

The police at GAINESVILLE are puzzled
over the stabbing of Lorezo Finch at
an up-river picnic ground. Finch died
without naming his assailant, and the
two women and the man who were
with him say they don't know his
name. The women say he was defend
ing them from insults offered by three
men,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
My.tery surrounds IIIs penth.

Osmanson Nestebe, farmer of the
town of Drammen, was found dead
hanging to a tree in a secluded grove
and was buried by several men without
inquest or formal ceremonies. A
nephew of the dead man fears there
has been foul play of some kind. and
owing to his statements District At
torney Frawley and other officials
would have the body exhumed and an
inquest held
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
costly rire a Keoknh.

KEoKUK, Ia, July &-The Empire
Manufacturing company, manufacture
ers of agricultural implements, lost its
extensive plant by fre sunday after
noon, entailing loss of 100000, with
SSS, 900 Insurance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

LOST! somewhere between the post.
office and the Showalter residense. a
gold cuff pin, with the name Matte
engraved on top. Finder will confer
great favor on the owner By leaving
the same at the HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06
BASEBALL.

Standing of the Clubs In the National
League for the Week Ended July 1.
The following table shows the number
Of games won and lost by the clubs of
the National baseball league this sea-
son.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

IN NA The Favorite Goc-a rsTrE2
nv NJ for the Teeth and Breath, sc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

Captain Sweeney, U.S.A., San Diego. Cal.
says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine have ever found that would do me
any good" Price 80 cts. Sold by Druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

RICHARD MEYER, SR, r. b. SHowALrER President.
President; FRED P. MEYER. Cashier; v L. SHOwAl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-07-06

CAPITAL PAID UP
RPLUS PAID IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
Mn.UAylEs CiLLSON GRESHAM.
G.ss.p as 10 tho Personnel Of The
Hawaiian Commission.
IN rmE ouAuurR az nrpUrIrs.
tho Government tntrrpeIiEtci. -
Lively Debate md stormy
scene.

wAsHINGroS, d. C., March 10
AZ 5'3j O'Clock this afternoon the
President ami Miro. Cleveland accorded
"a sprcial reception 10 Princess Kaiu.
lani, the meeting taxing place IN the
Blue parior Tho priuoess was accom-.
panied by Mr.. aud Site. Daviss, thelr
daughter and a lady friend. The call
was entirely OF n social nature and
lasted probably quarter OF an hour.
Tue visitors were charmed with the
cordially Of the reception acc1r cd
them, tue ladies' being cnptivatci by
the pleaeing manners Of the wife vi
tho Pres,dgnt, au1 tbs princess said
subsequently that Mrs. @ evelaud was
the ouiy lazy she every fcll Ia love
with.
During the day Mr.. Davies, unac-
companiud by tho princess or auy OF
he 'amily, called on Secretary Ores.
ham. HIS visit, Ike thnt to the White
House, was purely u social one. Paul
Neuman, the envoy Of the queen, also
called on Secretary Gresham during
the Afternoon.
Gossip rs to the personnel OF the
commission that will probably be- np.
pointed 10 visit tho Hawaiian ISLANDS
iuclut1s the names OF Judge Martin
V. Montgomery Of Michigan, late OF
the Diu,rct Of Columbia Supreme
bench, General 5chufcld, A imifai
Brown aud Captain II. l.. H1wi-son.
General Soh0iield was u memO Der "
the c0mmis4iOn that visited Hawai-
many years ago. Admiral BtUwuis
lAst cruise was 20 that country. CAPT.
HYwisso " now at the Mace Island
lazy yard. lie is said 10 he peculiarly
fitted IOr the mission by reason oi his
service In Hawaii, and naval tilicuts
generally agree that he IL one OF tie
best equipped men IN the service Tor
the position.
DIR. Mot, smith, the Hawaiian min.
lister, does uOtfesHrd the appointment
| 0i commission Will much favor. "If
the Commission IL afyoiutot U. c5Gtsu
we will auce 4 It," no said. at can
serve NO good purpose that can see. A II
| possible Information Is at hand aul
nothing now can bg gltaueI. Al.
though Minister Stevens 10 "a
| Republican, 10 seems to me his in.
formation coming from Rn American
citizen, would be Us valuable to the
last. Delay Is all can zee from the
! appointment OF an American commls.
sion, the clss being JsJpariiza In The
meantime by tho deiay. Native gov
erumeut IL simply Impossible heuce.
| iurlh, In the face Oi everything that
has occurred. What Kaiulaui, poor
child, want, DON'T know. she eau.
not assume the throne, for her aunt has
not abdicnted. DO not sec how the
United states government eau put her
On the throne anu iguOrs tho existence
| Rud prior claims Of she queen, 1 am
drcading some personal quarrel be.
tween the United States aud English
sailors that will give the latter power
an opportunity to step IN and assume
an aggressive attitude. sec Gquabbe
has occurred already. 1t IL TO be hoped
no serious rows Will happen. In case
the UAiled States refuses 10 annex
Hawaii the provisional government,
IN NY opinion, would struggle 10
maintain tho Independence OF the
islands"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

Aich.aona Boston store ami under the
management Of Isaac g. Atchia1n. Is.
A. Atcnis0u received from the new
corporation une.ii.ih Of $1,000 shares Of
ttock ~ "a bonus Tor his interest, AZ
which time the stock ON maud and &c.
counts smouutld % $4,000. The whole
ct this pr perry was turned over 90 the
uew company. Shortly nftor the c1pi-
tnl stock was increased from s511,OJC 10
el,OJU,OuJ ami some people ln tue
tufuituro trade who held stock and
sold 10 the Atkinson House Furnish.
ing company AMI 10. a. Atkiuson d
Go. report that they have received
temi.auuual diyldunda ni 3 per cent
since the combination was formed ami
the consolidated company removed
headquarters % Boston. We writer IN
informed that many manufacturers In
Ncw England vino have been selling
ie u. A. Atkinson g. Go. and the pres.
ont corporation have been requested
To take blocks ~ stock ranging from
Sluul TO $4,000, the tradcrs being TO.
miudoi that ~ they could stay the
interpolation they would be likely to
receive tho bulk OF trade IN their lines,
hut tho company reserved the right
20 buy goods where u pleased. How.
ever, tho prices between the stock.
hOldurs an n0n.Bt1ckhuldem being
equal, the possibility was that tue
former would receive the clmpauy's
business. Financial men OF Boston
ald New EnglanI looked upon the
tchrmc With more or lc,n criticism
anu doubt, o. 10 was rumorud that very
many Of the leases OF tue concern nte
pledged % money leudors In New
England for loans at high ratc VI
Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
Inel..on nnd cerbeti.

SAN FRANChCO, March lS.-P, tor
Jackson tOIny sent letter TO Jim
COfbelt, In which no calls attention to
C0rhetps recent reply TO his ohsllelge,
~ which Uorbett said II Mitchell did
not appoir NJ the riug side GU the nay
o. the night neat December, Jackson
could take his place. Jackson then
declares that tlis proposition Clocks
like d bluff" but he accepts 1t ON the
following terms:
Both Corbs,t ami Jackion g deposit
s5OOO, Jackson 10 cancel his theaiTical
engagement three months previous to
the date Of the Corbett. Mitoheil fight,
20 into training anu be AT tho ring side
On that dale. Then II Mitchell does
not appear Jackson will bet 100000
and all the purse that he can defeat
COrbett.
II Mitchell appears Corbett 4. TO
forfeit $1,000 for Jsckson's loss OF time
nnd Training n u Jackson to forfeit
5000 should he himself fail to appear.
PatB0n Davies, JHcksDn's manager aud
bacGer states that jackson will fight
CUTbelt Tor $4,000 side without any
purse, ~ necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

NEW York, March ID The Gutten-
burg otiiciais now ssy that Thomson,
the "Duke OF Gloucester" Is not
wholly 70 blame for the antl.racing
bill, anu that the national politics
hsufci moro In the legislation than
tho public IL aware. A member Of
the executive committee said today.
There Is more trutn than fiction ia
tic published report that President
Cleveland announced he would not
recognize In the distribution OF federal
offices men VINO voted for race-traclS
bills. From this source pressure was
brought on Senators Smith and Me-
PhefsOn, and they In turn practically
freed Thompson 10 In roducv a bill
prohibiting racing during thv winner
mOnihe.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
Prairie rirr In annaas.

PLAINviLLE, Kansas, March IA
nrarie fire Htaricd yesterday in western
Rocks county, npfcad gcvcril miles
wide and was swept before u iunUui
gale across Rocks aud into Ellis
county, desiroyiug everything before
1t. The town Paico YVES wiped out,
except three buildings. Farmer
sylvester Seaman was caught 10 tho
fire and burned 10 badly TINT he Will
die. Farmer Oscar Lilly Is allo
seriously burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

statement ~ the Gscl thhi mother
Rlufpcois. nor any uthur minister was
in any way respJDsitle Tor hla inter.
view Wit. Madamo Cottu. IA, hrms,is
ofisinaied the I ga Of "a c1a'c-oucu
Will her. The charges that 1t attended
Madame COuu or pfomltG1 hcr amy
favor va return for in'ofm1llDu th-
might give were utterly frift.
A tremendous crowd gaihftei 10 The
CHAMBER Of depdiio. ioluy undertaking
u cabinet crisis. The Bouhupist AMI
royali0t attack upon The government
was Cclayed uutii the fetutu Oi vi.
Buurge0isv, eA-ministef o. Jlsjuc, ir1m
the cYuit. As 5000 az in aW cared,
Armand DuspE,f, republican deputy
Tor Seine, made an Interpolation oil
which he hal already g,yun notice
concerning the government kuowi-
edge Of tho Sounlry Interview with
Madame Coltu. NJ. Gode'rly CAV.
aguac, q IoguDlicad, also spoke IN
iav0r vi the Interpolation.
Then NJ. Bourggisc, pale although
self.puesossod, walked TO tlc -praktt'n
tribune. lie began husaily. but
alon clearing his throal suUuted:
"rhosi charges are absolutely false.
/ have been bsfore the c0ur aud an.
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noy v,nbIcn,,, iho ponor .i ,,'. ' ,.',,..
rfnmeptI TSe sin,v to,d ty Nisson.
tiatn,@ whii,. n1t c,i,e va. ,t,.in,1a'i
Ioni,,t iaJ toId M, nr,p,i,r , NV"
s.unirv hal besn ,Soue.tei nv,, I ,r.
trrmr,iinrv IN grant nm iptsyyI.y' 70
Mndanc ,otn, Saun,rv un,i,r.,,,,,i
mai Ma,lam. Cntt, wlsh.d mo,.lS w.
NJ, tnnt M n,is,ht he nll,wst A., ~, ~
nor Husband. Lsubet opip'sIs.'i
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
The roon. OF tbs oregon p.cinc.

NEW York, March l3.-rhe sliug-
gle iot the possession OF the books OF
The Oregon Pacific II abroad continues.
: lac attcsleu order OF the circuit court
OF Oregon removing II. h. Benton
Hogy Of New York as receiver anu
appointing Everest w. Hadley has
not yet arrived, but IL expected by
tomorrow. The bjndnoliors' COM
mIltee fear Hogg Will not obey the
order when 1t In served. Two deputy
sheriff. aro la charge Of the office at
% william street, hut they have pos.
session VI only such books as Hogg mas
seen III 10 surrender. There are six
safes In the office, the combinations Of
which HOgg retains. The bondbold-
ers' committee believe these safes con-
tain the most Of the important books
anu papers. Oregon Pacific bonus,
originally placed at lO2, ure now sell.
ing Mt 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
HAS MON VICTORY.
The 'hicf OF flonilla'. Army Against
Gcncri,t yhsquek.

PANAMA, March ia dispatch
from correspondent At reguclgalpa
says General Garrera, chief Of 80.
nilla's army, has won victory. At
the head Oi the forces sent against
General Nasquez, the commander OF
the trOOps, General Sierra, attacked the
advance line OF the enemy's army.
Vasquez forces were driven back after
desperate fight aud Slerra's troops
passed ON towards Comayagus, from
which point General Vasqutz la con-
Quoting his operations. The tiego Of
Comayagua mas already begun.
Meanwhile Bonilla established the
headquarters OF the revolutionary gov
eminent ut AmpOla, 10 Is reported
that President Ezeta OF San Salvador
has sent arms anu endorsements from
that republic TO the aid OF General
VnsquVz, while u strong force OF Mica.
raguan troops Is stationed along the
Honduras frontier, apparently about to
march to tile assistance OF General
Bonilla. This leaves but little room
for doubt that Central America will
become involved In war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
Tue roIcdo.Aun Arbor strine.

TOLEDO, March ia new com.
plexion was put on the Toledo and Ann
Arbor strike this morning by an order
Issued by the United States district
court at Cleveland directing all con-
Meeting r0ads TO continue to receive
freight from the Ann ArhOr road re-.
gardless OF the fact Of whether 1t was
handled by non.unlon men or nor.
Chief Arthur hurried over from Cleve.
land to look over the situation. The
order makes II very awkward for him.
II he orders a general refusal by the
Brotherhood men ON connecting roads
to haul Ann Arbor trolght no lays
himself liable to being hauled up for
contempt Of court. He called the
heads OF the local committee ON ad.
lustnient together and after long
secret conference It was decided to
make overtures 10 the Ann Arbor
road for an adjustment OF the diill .
cultles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
CALIronyIA'S cArir.I.
4 Proposition to change iIeadquar.
tctH 10 san DOSE.


tcfh 10 san sosr.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March l3.-Tho
assembly to-day refused TO reconsider
thv vote whereby Constitutional
amendment removing lhe state capital
from Sacramento 10 Siu Jose was
aiupiei. The amendment mud already
been adopted by the relatc and now
goes to the people 10 he voted upon.
its adoption by the legislature was u
surprise 10 thu whole state, ns the
question had not been mentioned this
session. rhcumondment was sprung
Ia the senate lntoBatutday night, aud
Immediately adopted by both housea.
The prime cause for thu logislatureia
action was an article In tns SIgra.
meutO Bee which appeared Saturday
evening. Across tho whole front OF
the Bee was the heating IN large type:
"lhank Gpd, the Session Is Almost
Over" Another heading wa: "rhr
session T. nearing the tick Oi iis doom,
sacrament suail all be JOYFUL"
NJ ant the adoption " tho amenI-
ment removing tue capital was re-.
garded ~ joke, but San Jose took IL
IN earnest aud quioAly agreed TO raise
u million dollars 20 build u new capitol,
besides donating ten acres Of land Tor
rite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
THE CAUSE OF THE CRUEL DEED
Joseph Winter CHARGED With Murder
and Admitted 10 Bail.
KILLED AsnE LEAVES rnr ROOM.
thomNs Jones. Relative of the
murdered 'ian u tho Defend.
ants slayer.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IA
sensational shooting occurred this
afternoon in the court house. Andrew
and Joseph Winter had been arraigned
on charge Of the murder OF Joseph
Jones several months ago, there
having been a long standing trouble
between the families. Andrew was
remanded TO Jail and Joseph admitted
to ball. As he walked out Of the court
room accompanied by his wife,
THOMAS Jones, u relative OF the dead
man, ufoW his revolver anu hrci fvo
shots, two Of when entered joseph
Winicra body. Another painfully
woundud bysta def, aud the other
two lodged in the wall. Winter will
probably die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

tory settlement with him. P.os.uort
Noel said this afternoon the club wiz
pay the purse In due season, "a they
aro Temporarily embarrassed Itlsto
secret he Dlid tina, the club lost con
sldcrable money on the exhibitions
re nlly given.
Fitzsimmons and friends reached n
settlement with the club thlB evening.
Both aides reiused to announce lie
nature Of the settlement, but 4, "
understood FilzsimmorB was given a
greater portion Il the pursc In cash,
aud took we'll securrd notes for the ~.
mhlndrT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

MUNICH, March 10 - A horrible
murder liz reported from SalmdoG. A
house Inhabited bya widow aud three
children WAS found 10 be on FIRE.
When tho fire was put nut the bodies
OF the widow anu her three children
were found. II was found that robbers
had broken into this huuss and killed
the inmates anu plundere1 the dwell.
ing, afterwards settling fire TO the
house 10 cover up their crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14
CHICAGO nwITCmnES
VIII Not 40 on sTiiIo-Pubiio son.
timeut against 40.


CHICAGO, March l3.--lt " certain
now that tue Chicago swilchmen will
not go out on Il strike, they having
returned an answer b. the general
managers. Today the swltchmcn were
somewhat astOnlshgd by the array OF
public sentiment against any strike at
this time, almost every paper In the
city having declared that the attempt
savorod too much Of an attempt at ex.
tortion because Of the immense
amount Of traffic Incident to the
Worlds Fair. Besides this the general
managers were 80 well prepared for a
strike that thore was but small
chance Of the men being successful,
and the swilohmun were smart enough
70 read tho signs OF tho times and sec
that they really had but n small chance
for winning the fgnt.