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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
TO w0rh FOR THE STATE PARKS INTERESTS

Albany, Jan. 7.--BishOp Doane. OF Albany. and
Professor Biclmore and A. W. Gleason. Of New York
CITY representing the New York state Forcsty As
,oclatlon called upon Governor Flower this afternoon
and thanked him for the position h. took In his
animal message on the question of preserving the
Adirondack forests They pledged the cooperation
az the members Of the association In the Governor s
effort 10 further the Interests OF th. state Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

OF instruction Of last summer Professors wheeler
and Bristol and Dr. Laird in Greek Professor Bennett
In Latin Professor Smith in elocuton and oratory'
Professor Tchenor in psychology, Professor Williams
In pedagogy Professor Wilcox and DR.. HUI IN sociai
and economic science, Professor Mcmahon III mathe-
MATES and Professor Hitchcock In physical training "A
summer course I'm the school Ol law Will also be
offered this year for the Irst time instruction being
given by the entire faculty Of the school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
SMALLPOX on A BRITISH sTEAMEn.

Lcwes. Del. Jan THE British steamer Elton.
from Barcelona Spain. with cargo OF ore for Pha-
dclphia arrived at the Delaware Breakwatcr last
night. This morning She showed signals OF one case
Of smallpox hoard She IS at tn" Quarantine Sta
ton and Will be- boarded by surgeon Orr rs soon as
the Ice I'm the harbOr permits.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
REPORT OF THE REFEREES NOT FINAL.
THE MANCHESTER AND LAWRENCE ROAD NOT
SURE OF IT'S DAMAGES YET.


Concord, y. H.. Jan. IF. :. Strcecr, counsel for
the Concord and Montreal Railroad Company, saye
Of the report OF the referees, In the case OF the
Manchester and Lawrence Railroad against the Con-
cord and Montreal road wherein damages OF S309oO
awarded
"TO persons unacquainted with the detail OF THIS
litigation this report might he disturbing. On its
face would extend the power Of the Boston
and Maine Railroad In New Hampshire. but this docu-
ment Is report OK three rcfciecs. and not the
Judgment Of the court. by the agreement OF the
parties and the rule OF reference. the report OF
the referees Is not final and many important questions
Of law. upon which the referees ruled against the
defendant will have 10 be determined by the New
Hampshire supreme Court. II the court shall deter
mine that the referees were In error on any question
OF law, the report will be put aside"
The findings Of these Referees said Mr.. Streeter
"cannOt be elstaned.7
The decision referred to is the most important rail
rOnd referees decision recorded in this state aud
was given in the Supreme Court here this afternoon
II WAS the finding In the Of tho Mancheste: and
Lawrence Railroad against the COncO.d Railroad cor
pOratiOn, which has many times been on ti'al since
February Is 1855 The plaintiffs asked for q settle
ment by defendants when they were in close business
relations with each other The decision Is virtually
a great victory for the Boston and Maine Railroad,
renee The decision orders the defendants 10 pay
the Manchester and Lawrence Rarond S3,9'o'o o.
With Interest from July l. ls55, for two-hitLS ~ th'
stock of tho Manchester and North Neare KunpdI.
two-ffths OF the stoch OF the Boston, Nashua ana
Acton Railroad one-rfth Of the keenc Railroad two
hfhs OF the value Of large tract OF lhhd III Man,
chester. and thirty five hundrrts OF the passenger an
freight depots in Manchester. all valued at about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

Connecticut State Board of Education on primary primary
education, In which report he finds situauoh
analogous to that In preparatory education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

A JUDGMENT or 300 900 AGAINST A RAILROAD.
Stanton Va Jan Tile suit OF Mason. iIoge Co.
against the Kentucky Union Railroad. which had
been pending for two years in the United States ur-
cult Court Of Kentucky, was recently decided by
Judge Backson In favor Of the plaintiffs. IL IN
wolves about s4O7 600 with Interest from the date OF
the decree The decision gives the first lien on The
railroad etc over all creditors Of whatever Kind ana
orders payment within I2O days, and In default
fherelf the slle OF The rOAd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
TIE PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER "HA'h

TIE PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER "tiA>tA
Providence. r. l., Jan. An adjourned meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Providence ana
Worcester Railroad held to-day and the amended
lease Of tho property to the Consolidated road ao-
ceptod without opposition. The changes from me
original lease TO the New York. Providence ana Bos
ton are only minor. Power Of attorney Is gwen
TO the Consolidated TO sell property provided prop
erty OF equql value Is conveyed ~ the providence
and Worcester. Formerly $4,000 was set aside
for maintaining the Providence and Worcester or
SANITATION. but this sum is reduced to $4,000 Inc
inspector provided under The old lease Is olsoon'
timed but the Worcester directions are allowed "a
inspect the leased property from time To time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

RECEIVER FOR a STAT, ROAD NAMED.
Poughkeepsie, Jan. 7-WTc, Iioysradt- Of THIS
place was to-day appointed receiver Of the Dutchcss
County Railroad. The road was but year ago
and extends from Poughkcepie 10 llopcweh Juncuoh
and connects the bridge road With IN" H'wN"rk ana
New En- gland Railroad.
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Nrw Publications.

CIiEAP Editions, James Grant, Mayne Reid,
~ Maxwell. Marryat Cooper. Ainswoth, Dumas, Hugo.
Fielding, Smellet Sternc scott. Catalogues free.
PRATT, lJ5 Cth-avc.
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Boar6 iUantco.

IMPORTANT TO HOuSEKEEPERS
Groceries Teas, Coffee. Wines. Liquors, Butter and
Egg. Canned Goods. Provisions Poultry. Fruits. Vega
tables &c. sold wholesale prices In reasonable quaint
ties saving % per cent delivered free In, out city.
Family & Hotel Supply Co.. o14 aud 3l0 Greenwich'st
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1nsIruction

For Young Ladies-City.
ID BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Fol; GIRLS
- NO. COZ 5rlI-AVE.
Rev. and Mrs. CHAS. II. iARDNER Prlncipls.
NJ ISIS A. r. PERKINS, girls School. Boarding
NI pupils $500 a year. 81 East 04th.st., New-York
City.
NJ Ew-YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE, 125th.st.. N. y
~ All practical branches; day evening Call or ad.
dress CLEMENT &. GAINES, Mount Morris Bank BPg
WAN NORMAN INST. (Foundcd 1sj7).
5. r.. cor. Of West Endatc. and 71stst.
Principal. Niue VAN NORMAN.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
ID OKKEEI1NG stcnOsaphy. Upcwrltlng, &C.. thor.
ID Oughy taught; day evening" situations furnished.
Address Ncw.York Business College, 125thst.. n. Y.
IT NIVEESITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1473 broadway
~ f2dst.-Ai departments Pre- arati0n for Yale
or Harvard az special rates roarlnP pupils received
n. Z. HESDhlCKSON. ph d.
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4 -INMAN LINE
I -HAMBURG~AMERiCAN PACKET Co

n
n. To GENOA. VIA Gibraltar per
Twin. Screw EXPRESS = 6. FUERST BISMARCK, Feb
oitAND IN, RSlON 10 the Mediterrs,can ana ~
Orient by ). ) Frerst Bismarck TON Ne"-iorH feo'
EXPRESS SERVICE to
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, AND THE CONIlNENI,
by the magnificent tWin-screw steamships OF l3-loW
II T. Spring sallings begin March Both. -.
IAMBU ,-AAIEkItAN PACKET CO., 81 B"ay, y. u
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4 TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. -, ,,oo
t,ermal jan IS a. IN Germ anc teo ~ ad ~ 1
Majestic Jan IS. Ii 80 ON Malac', feO.z- ~ 'v %"
From White Star Dock, foot & West lOth-st
Saloon ate, $50 upward acconns to steamer ana oes
lion of berth second cabin these steamers $50 sne
SO Prepaid $40 aud si5. SteraGa frow OF % s ns
Old Country. 500. No. - broadway, Se"-ior iN'~
delphla oirce 400 VslnBt-st. ...,.,, 49,.
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JnsIrurIlon.

For Both Sexes-City.
u ERLITz SCHOOL OF LAN;uAGE Ss
Best HME S:iT1s'n Bn lSSsi Sc
SssSo'i T ss square a SaoT%y s."
E9s Ssa rs 9S"sE wv G nSfSS
st Louis Odd F ErTSpHH IAN syi go
ss rs sSs x s:Sf x
u UsINEss EDUCATION Writing n2aa aFth
d mctc correspondence Spelling stnosapng dy even.
ng ali sumner Painc's business college G2 Bo%Mspy
cor. Conal.st; uptown lo7 West s,'hss,, COT
o BERCY's SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
NATURAL METHOD. MODERATE TERMS
20 WEST ,2psr. OPPOSITE BRYANT PARK:
sxs. ho1daE i;DsSn IN
SssSe d, mS gSp 9s st RSiGn sccnSs
classes tuesday and Friday Circulars free
Musical Instruction
a THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY of MOoi'
OF AMERICA
12o and 1os East 17th.st. New-YorS
THE sFMr.ASNrAI ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
COMPOSITION Jan o. 1898 FROM A. NJ. TO u
NJ PIANO AND ORGAN. JAN. TO- lhOM a, ~,
10 IL NJ. AND FROM TO +. NJ nAni; Ur LII,
AND ALL OTHER ORCHESTRAL lNSIls' MhNio'
JAN. II. FROM a. NJ. TO IL NJ VIohlN' JAN
H. FROM TO p. NJ. ORCHESTRA. JAN. II:
FROM 4 TO0P.M. VOICE. JAN II AND 10. fhoM
0 A. NJ. TO 10 NJ. AND FROM TO r. NJ. AND
EVENING or JAN. 49, FROM TO 10 o'CLoOk.
CHORUS. JAN. 49, FROM TO 10 Z. NJ
ANTONIN DvoRAK. Director
Al ErnoroLIrAN COLLEGE OF Ir, MTHI 6T AMERICA
LEAPM MGsiSA Ca sn 8s Dudley
et Pes afrN Aper. Ross Parsons vicccs H. W.
Greene ssiy a aSp 81 i,s, lah.,.. SowYork
Music AND LANGuAGE ";,ruStiSn pure ire
vi English spoken by ycnS nhS' house al
G Gia. LINTON TFSane Gprora once i242 Boa4way
rxAxprn EsH FPh If9 East 's'H.'' Director
thorough education IN music iISm The IseanLHs 70,
both n sa,''%. sne an Tho lSSfS s' uSaf
constant '"MSf E i%2fhfGxlAyprn 1AMnEnr; n.r
PUPItS IAN EXTER At THE A or ysa f sS6t
s Io S' =, Pff DNMn"S a.rac:or Lecture
bic q FRiH,N%gE From srs erwAEp PER QUARTER
students rsc(lyet daily Tps Ns%io,@ o0 sHeg IaS
Ing With concer: hail specially erected FOR It's use
NcNEz ACADEMY OF MISIc 81 k Fina'en pa.sS
upon the true laws II music. which were never nugno
s lG9JS y ril blfcctor cal or circular.
DRoF W sENMAcuER bcgs to inform MS friend. s nd
pupil. uot he has severe, nj, connection %n ,ni
ha"eny lesson, ais The y mot @Pps s. gtG IS syRd ' Tor
For Young Iadies-Countrv
l. IRSTRATE BOAItDING SCHOOL. near Phlledo.,
mia will receive young ladies' from January 70
June for $3.50 Music, Art AMI all cX:rls inc!udcdi
Adirc. "ACADTMY." o. Box l'T2 Philafei'
phis. Pa.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. n y.
IL Home church School for hc care nsa.encnt a
culture on Young ladies. Sjh begins Sent 10 leoi
Write for illustrated circular. Mrs C. NJ Curtis fhcpsI
Bows and Young Mcu-Country.
<,ANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan, Conn. Home i9r ee.
\ bovs backward bows rapidly ADVANCED icr"'
reasonable send ;or pari' ulars 70 the rector
:, T. AUSTTN'S Sew BrF h'on. staten INonh.-f1r't-
- cass school for sons % rentlcmsn. R"fernces .
Rlshors a Ncw.Yo-k Alan'. N'werk. etc; Kew. p''
DIX rev D.. Hoffman Res d.. Nibbrt aud others
Ihor- vNenno., Tor nine BOYS ApTly .
REV. g. ". DrMBr.L. u. d. Rector
& ANT PArL's ,cHooL Garden CIV, T. l. rrcparn@'
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4 RED STAR LINE.

~. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New York ond Antwerp weekly:
WESTEKNI.AN Wednesday, Jan. II, 40 p 4
NOORDLAND. WEDNESDAY, jan Is 80 a., a n
Fir.t cabin $50 upward: second cabin, 20 ANTWERP
s3s: from Antwerp SIS Reduction on round trip. Ap
bly, fos Facts" Sterlge AZ very low rates.
- lNTERNATIONA NANG iATlON Co.,
General Agents Bowling Green
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CI'NARD LINE.

"A. TO LIvERpO0L' VIA QUEENSTOWN,
seryia.. Jan: -, p. m SerIia teo; IL ! \
Aurana'..J Jan. rs. p. m. Aurana.. Feb %, p n.
Etruria Feb. 4, 80 a; m; ~ ura Mar 80 n.
From Pier 40, North River. foot Of Clorksons.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward Second caoin sA
Steerage tickets TO and from all part OF Europe at y
low rates For freight and passage apply az the con
pany's office No Bowling Green. New-York
VERNON r. BROWN CO., General Agents
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Grenrsions
Ocean Steamers.

IA SnOEI ItOU Ir no LONDON
NETWORK. sOUTHAMPTON BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
First Cabin. SO and upward. Second Cabin $50 .
berth .Stee.a2e low rates. Steamers sail from ioos :
II. IT, Meier. Jan 10. 1Oam Trovc, Tue. feb 10 an
Ellie Tues Jan. II. q an Saae, Tues Feb II, G a ~
Acr Tues Jan. % am. Lain, Tues, Feb. 81 Can
Dresden sat, Feb 4, am Elbe, Tues, Feb. IS an
MEDIfFRRANFAN LINE.
New.York TO Genoa in less than eleven days
Kaiser VIII Jan. 90 70 Fulda Sat Mar. IL, 10 an
Fulda. Sat. Feb t. 10 Vera sat. April l. 10 an
Vera Sat Febo5 10 am Kaiser VIII, kprji s. 10 An
Kaiser VII, Mar a. 10 am. lFglda Sat-Ap l3 10 an
NEw.YORK TO PALERMO AND. NAPLES.
Ems. sat Feb. 10. 10 q. m. Ems. Sat- Mar %. 10 A.
Passage 500. si25 or $50 a berth. FiF,, Cabin
OE.LRIC LIS & co. . Rowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

(, ANT PArI's SCHOOL Garden CIV. T. l.. prepares
- for bet coll G. scientific schools and bn'ln :, Wen
qulptoi aio,a,0si.s and gymnasium military dril under
L. = ARMY Offices Easter tfm lerln- January II.
CHARLES STrr1INAN4 MOORE. Head Master.
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CLYDE LINE.

a. oI1Dr LINE:
CHARLESTON, s. c., the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Point
From Pier 20, f.. X. foot OF ROo-eYelt-st.), m.
ALGONQUIN, Charleston ard Jacksonville, Mon, Jn. T.
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville We'd, Jan. Il
TROoU OIS Charleston and ie Fr jan IL
All steamers have 1rsi-cass passenger accommodating.
WIN. p. CLYDE s. CO.. General Agents,
Bowling Green. y. Y.
T. G. EGER Genr Agt, g. s. Frt Line, so Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

For Bows and Young Men, ountry.
IL RTTUOID lN>TIIC ~. Freehold. y. J. 4jth year.
College preparation ca.V. business. high school
and Classical rorr-"s.
~ EwTON -. - Institute. 500 II olev. Best School
v Tor Boys. Best sanitary nroin in"nts steam heat
everywhere. Nt"amheated swimming tank J. WHOM \ VI
rJ,HE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester.
i Ma.s-J5th year Classical. Scientific. Busincss Pre-
p.fatory Dept. t,ymna-i Stict Discipline. Homo
care. J. 4. SHAW. A. NJ, Head Master.
For Both ScNes-Country.
4, ASTMAN Bt SlNt>S tOLf.Ful. Pow ghke. psic. ~
Il Opoa al the year Thorough instruction in Dookkeepna
banking Comn0frlIl Law. rcrmanehlp Corr" IDnd'nrc
Arithmetic Sc; Tcegrsphy Stcnosia Apply Ispewfi,ing &C
49, -luc,- supplied III ronpr"n assistant, short
notice 80 charge situations furnished Send Tor cares
Miscellaneous.
PUBLIC CLASS
a ~ HISTORIC OENANENT'
viii De- hold the Ncw-Yo-k school ~ Applied Design
for Women 200 Wc.t 2Jl>t beginning February {. 1898
eud continuing every saturday Tor 70 February
go
CADIMY or MEDICAL HYPNOTI>N. POI West
Those Joining .hould .bcoc :. Circular free. "c
Dt. MCCARTHY
CHACE GAYLrn CLARK. In reforming her classes fos
VI tho coming sfa-on md, she has few Nacancie> for
pupils ln ILOCl rION and DRAMATIC READING.
Pupils he'd Tor amateur performances Address O6i
Fast ilOtli-t.. Ncw-i ok city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

(, r. AUSrTN'S Sew Brighton. staten lSonh'-fif't
- class school for sons u rntcmsn. References
RlshoIs a NcW.Yo-k Alhaa,, newark. etc; Kew d.
DIX rev D.. Holman. Ecy. Dr. Nibbrt aud others
Their are yN1nnc.r Tor nine bows. Apply -
REV. g. W. DrMBi.It. y. d. Rector.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
SITUATION At wlLkessARRe.

Psssssgss Tsssss vita Neil Carr l:ua-
sssg the ssos - Css~l.
wnKIssAIHE, ia, Nov. 2i.-Every.
thing 10 quiet along the line Of the I-ehigh
Valley railway. A great many Of the
ssSiksfs are assembled 1t the various
Asposs, but they are orderly. Passenger
sraias with mail cars attached are run.
niug he sane - usual. but they don't BE-
GIN TO make schedule time. A train from
SAe east In charge u = non-uni0u engineer
arrived herr i've hou.S late. Somebody ai.
tempted to tamp.r with switch at Port
Buckley, but brotherhood men. who are
On tie watch tor such things. came upon
Shs scene In time to prevent damage.
The strikers say they have the worst to
1oar from enemies. who were formerly in
their ranks. Two non-union men who ar.
rived On m early train In the morning
wefs taken In charge by strikers. Com.
pany oflacials are much disappointed. The
divisioo superintendent says he expects .
hesak In the strike within twenty -four
hours, but the men say there will be no
break
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
SAID HIS FATHER LIVED.
1sQsess % the Skelessss Feasa In q
MeClel1aaA Fond.


Isssess o. the skelessss reasa In the
MeClellasA Pond.
CESTRALIA, Ills. Nov. 2l.-The second
session Of the coroner's inquest on the
skeletons found in the McClelland pond
closed without completing its work.
Thir;y-four witnesses wer' exa mined by
States Attorney Jennings. making fifty in
all who have given evidence since the in.
vestigation commenced. Two strong
points Of Identification were brought out
Daniel Couple and Jacob Anderick gave
testimony as to a gold Titled tooth belong
ing to Alex McClelland, one Of the men
who disappeared suddenly from this vicin-
ity in 1851. When the jawbone Of the
skeleton containing the filed tooth was
handed to Couple he examined it closely
and remarked: THAT looks awfully like
Alex's tooth" Couple and McClelland
were much together. The old pccketbook
found with the isopes was also declared to
be exactly like one Alex McClelland car
ried. Other witnesses corrob0rated Cop
pies statements.
George Tcphar Of St. Louis testified
that John A. McClelland told him one
year ago that his father was dead. Will
lam Zaeller testified that John told him
that his father died in Texss. John A.
McClellanj's testimony was that the last
time he heard from his father he was In
Mexico her'ling sheep. and he has stated
repeatedly since this excitement has come
up that his father is yet alive. The cor
Oner adjourned the inquest to Friday.
Nov. ~, ut which time about twenty more
Witnesses will be examined.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
LEHIGH STRIKE.


NJ Scribe d SoSsly Rse the nsesga1eloo 20
0sUnosssa labss 80 Nag EsssoA -
OoAss oysssos Dsesss . sssslsoses d
HsssAsa-rsssss - Dusy n ~ Ysrss
eoSosssy CSsy-WSlhsshssss ~ 0ssra.
Cssess - ~ Ds0eslsy.
Pun.AD9lfaIA, Nov. 9l.-TherU b .
os0pssss sts-ap o. the I.shigh system. OF
~ ~ 1ssosa % the system - voted
- sssiks Whea President wilbur d.
siissa - MEET Representatives Of the Or
onoa1asjoo Of 0rsmen. engineers, conduc-
es0. tsainmsa and operators who have =
ls6srasiea - the system. The issue. said
0sana Master Sargent Of the Brotherhood
q Lesoooeive risen,en. was solely the
sseognitioe u organized labor, and has to
- Seaghs out. II the strike be long con.
siaued - believes IL will spread to other
syses0A Mr.. Sargent lays particular
ssrs.s % the fact that General Manager
v0osAses has always heretofore been 40
enthusiastic advocate Of organized lahor.
He also calls attention to the fact that i'm
sAs maay settlements II disputes with
railway systems this year the railway
Aaoaa0n have invariably expressed the
epleioa that bat for the opportunity to
osal with representatives Of the organi.
aasioas there would have been disastrous
sssikss.
asssSas sitssst~s.
The Iehigh strike IL the first ever or.
0sssd 10 this eouutry by . federation Of
SAo organizations and for that reason
pso0ises to be ssublsorniy contested. Il
u Mr.. SarEert's opinion that members Of
che oegzoisStious will take the yiew that
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
Cra.k After Ma,sr a.iirp..

NEW YOI:K. Nov. :i.-A crank tried to
get into the mayors Office. He was
armed with bar Of iron about two feet
long. JAuitor Reyes met him in the cor
ritlor.
Il want TO see the mayor at once" he
said.
"W'hat do you nlcanr' asked the jRnitor.
IL want to show him this" said the
crank, taking the bar VI iron from his
pocket. lie was hustled out into the park
without ceremony.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21

JOLiLT. Nov. :l.-The Illinois Steel
mills have resumed. after being shut down
for eleven months. A vast amount .of re-
pairing has been done. and il il at present
Thought that the mill will run steadily
all winter Never since the mills have
located here have they heen shut down for
so long period as during the past year.
The starting VI the mills will he great
relief to hundreds OF men and women
her,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
At JERSEY CITY.

Easrs Fierce 81 Police ss Dssy 1T the lie.
high 1srds.
JESsEy CITY, Nov. 3i.-A force VI extra
police have been ordered for special duty
q the yards Of the IIehigh Valley Rail-
rod company. The strikers congregsted
~ the johnson averue bridge and made
such demonstrations that the police were
ssns thers to preserve the peace. Most Of
The engineers and nremen Of the com.
pasy are among the strikers and when an
attempt was made to move locomotives in
The yards u h alleged that the strikers at
tbs Johnson avenue bridge threw stones
at the men In charge Of the locomotives.
No train on the Lehigh Valley railroad
hes left jersey City since Midnight. Su.
psrindent Kundio says that from present
isdicatioos no trains will he run during
The day, but the company hopes to move
some passenger trains during the night
With fully equipped crews
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
Enaseipasioa Pros lam alton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. :l.-President Bar
rios Of Guatemala has published decree
which /. In effect . proclamation Of eman.
cipation Of the laboring classes from slav-
cry. 1t has been the custom Of the gov
eminent. through its military agents, to
take forcible possession Of the persons Of
the lower classes at any and all times,
sending them to work where they pleased.
1t often happened that the voluntary Ia
borers Of small planter would be taken
away and sent to . more powerful rival
Henry G. Stuart. c0nsu! general 1t Guate-
nala, reports that the presidents decree
Is to 90 into effect March Is. 1874
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21

EAsroS, Pa. Nov. .i.-lt was announced
that the Lrhivh Valley has served notice
upon the shcfifI-. mayors aud burge-ses
of the counties AMI towns throughout
which the road passes that they will be-
expected To preserve the peace and protcct
the company property should the strik.
ers resort to violence. There il no change
In the situation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
Soelsl % b, ssr,Aers.

MAUCH CHUNK. Pa. Nov. .i-A Iesver
Branch coal train. on its way from Pack
eston to wetherly. was held up by strikers
ct East Msuch Chunk. Tie train was
bearded by three or four men who APP
Piled the brakes and pulled the link pins.
They then stoned the memhrrs Of the
crow. The night was dark and the engin.
Ger conciudesi u would be safes; to wait
fos daylight before proceeding. When day
20 their destination. About the same hour
live stock train which WAS pulling out
Of Pnckerton for Eastou was al~o held up
In the same manner In the lower end ii
the rsckerton yard. This train also
waited for Daylight before proceeding ON
ies nav
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21
THE DEATH RECORD.

Dr. CmA.Lxs w. EARLE, prominsnt ply.
sican Of sChicago.
AMOS HAvil.Ax, we'll known philaathop-
1T. at Frauktoes, Ind.
PIlililP PEHvER, bsoeher q Seaates
PelIer, q South Bead, Ind.
Moan d. CLUTTER peo0ineas In 0eaa4
Army circles, 1t Eaiagham, 1lls.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. :l.-Secretary Hoke
Smith returned to the city in response to
q telegram announcing the illness Of his
lO.year-Old sou Marion. DIR. johnson, the
attending physician, pronounccs the case
a, light one OF scarlet fever aud says that
no fears need he entertained. The young
man Is doing nsc~ly.