davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-29
Gin 2lopofat in Sbmu[itGten.


Der ettpa 36iabrige y9fecbtSantpalt" s..
S. 6cc5ifer bat iib in cine i9limme Sage
9ebra9t. 8~aDri6etnlicb Mangels anoerer
@tnnabmen, Derlc8te er iicb auf'S Tdlic6en
bon @6efs un0 Gerftlbern berielbcn. 98ie
ptele berielben ct inter ote 2eute 8ebracbt,
fonnte bisber ntcbt ermittelt lperbcn. 8iS
iebt. bat iih nur elmer, ber Saloontptrtb
gilbert Sntte BON So. 487 Sgoen 9(Oc.,
ais @ci6GoiQter gemelbet. 9ieiem bate
Der !6err 2loUofat ciucn @6ef Don $22.1O
an9eibmiert. Sobalb Snite au8fan6, bQB
Der G6ed gcfdlicbt mar uno Ser SEER Qobo7
fat li8 lpei8crte, ben 8erluit tuic0er gut All
ma6eu, lieB er i'm inter Den Q%(nflagen beS
SbminoelS uno QluSgcbcnS gcf6llcbter
G3cf5 etuiperren. &ibtc @6er6arOt iteQt
tbn bis morgen inter 5000 8iirglCbaft.
, 1894-08-29
Cine eneroiibe Qlufforoeruno.

superintendent 9tubenS bat 6eute
8Ormitta9 ben 9rGiioenten Oer Siibiettee
6O6babn, W2arceGu5 6opftns, i9riftltd
ouf Die Seftion 6 Ser Grbinan5 pom 26.
WfGr3 1888 aufmerfiam 9ema1t, ipelcbe
Der 9O1ba6n9eieuicbaft ibrc @ere1tlamc
Ocrleiht un0 pelbe poriDreibt, Dap Die Sc
leQidaft tire 2ofomotioen nit allen mo-
oernen @orribtungen ausrititen mitiie,
Oamit Oielelbeu lotpobl 8erdul9los arbet=
ten, ais alcb feinen 9taucb uno feline Iiche
DON iidb 9cbeu.
Der Gorporationsanpalt fOrbert Serru
6opfinS auf, iOfOrtige Q%noronunge1 gu
~treIfen, bamit ienen 8ori9riften Oer Srots
mans 0cnil9e g~eleiitet tperOe, tpibrigentals
iOfort 8eri6tltc6e Sbritte 9egen Die @eieus
ibaft etlt8eicb!agen lperben tperoen. @letcbz
5eittg n1a5t 0err Gtuben8 ben 9Obbabn7
BraitOenten barauf oufmerflam, DAP Ser
iucbc nit neuen Qtrten BON &O6len ni3t
auf alien 2ofomotiDen Der 0eieQi4aft am
9eiteut 3t tperoen brauc6cn.
, 1894-08-29
Gin raufboIoiaer DUDE.

Scr etpo 20id6rtge 98m. Star, Elm 9u6e
bon S6eitel bis 5ur Soblc, itan6 Deute,
umgcben bon elmer M}enge iejner 9letcbalz
trt9en un0 GIT Oerielben 3unft geD0rigcn
6reunOen, pOr 9tibtcr 9ooIeD inter Der
Nnfla9e ber icbiueren &0rpcrDerleBung.
Nm II. 6teieS Monat5 periperrte er uro
oeri6ieOene 0n6ere 0ube5 Sen Seitcnipeg
DOr Dem 6ouie 6eS g. GDar, go. 1549
90. II. StraBe. 9tpon eriucbte Die Sc
ieuicbaft in rHbi9cm Some it'd Su troueu.
0O3 fiat bieier 2tufforoerun9 6ot8e 81
%Iciiten, er9rtff STAB Elm in ser 9tGDe liegen7
6eS 8rett bon 6 SUB 2dnge u1O Il 3oQ
9tGe Hn6 bie6 bamit auf pes lcbou Gltliz
ben Spans &opf lbs. Ofit neun 8unben
i'm 6opfe muBte 9tDan bis geitern ba5 8ett
un6 Simmer bitten. !0eute eri4ien ct ais
9tdgcr 8egen ben elegant gefletbeten
Strolcb uub er5Gblte benz 9tic6tcr nit
icbm14er, taum Dcrnebnlborer Stimme
ben 0cr9ang beS unproUocirteu lleberfal=
les. 9ttDter 9Oolep iibernie8 ibn unter
$500 8ilr8i3aft Dem Grimtnal9ert9t.
, 1894-08-29
RIetne NIabridten.

Sin Teuer, ipeldbcs beute frii6 UNI 9
ubr III benz btnter $40. 234 OntarioitraBe
9ele9enen Stale sum 9(usbruc6 fam, berz
urla3te oaieIblt ctnen @e1alnmticbaben
bon $3.50. Der Stat geb0rt 6errn. g4n1.
Ofit9IfeIt uno bat oieier ben 8anSen Ser
luit 81 tragen.
- Sin Mann, in benz man @eorac
SHARES, cinen Qtn9eitcuten Der Gbica9o
Nnb Galtcrn Suinois 8obn, 3u %erfennen
glalbt, tpurbe 6eute friib Inn IS ltbr oil
Der STE Der Ga. Str. un6 ben @eleiien
icner 8abn bon Ser 9ofomottoe geo. %
itberfabren uub ouf Der STEELE get6btet.
Semen 2et6nam braCbte man nac6 Der
go. 5551 Glib 6alite6 Ctr. geIegenen
&cnnep Wcr8ue.
- 6eute fritb erIag Charles GoQieS aus
376 State Str, i'm Wtercp 6oipitaL ben
S~erleBun9ell, ipelbe Ct am Wtontag Morz
gen oui ben S3ienen Der G6Icagos uno
gSeitcrn Sn0tanaba6n e~rIitt. Collins, Der
etn gSetcbeniteQer fir btcie 8abn mar,
ipur0c al Der &reu5ung Der Dearborn urb
II. Str. bon etnem Srabtnageu iiberz
foDrcu un0 an 8eiuen unO 2Irmen ibtper
OerleBt.
, 1894-08-29
Stdottibes.
Die 489er.

Dim leBten Sonntag por 5pei 8ocben
be9ab itcb Der 8eretn Der beutiben 9atrtoz
ten bon 1848 nabe5u nou5G6li9 nacb Dem
SbtIerbcnfmaI i'm 2tncoln Yarf binaus,
8ruppirte it9 I'M boS 9entmaI urb lieB
lib auf einem 9roBen pboto9rapbtiden
8tloe O~ereWtgen. W}it bere9ttgtem Stol3e
5ei9en Die alien 0orfGmpfer Der Srcibeit
ibren Sreunben bas beute ferttg gepor6enc
9roBe 8tIb, auf benz un5 Sic leben59etreuen
@eltalten Der 6erren @u8en 6epp, Sans
8alatfa, N. Mittinger, S. 8. 2inbalt,
Wft9. 8ranO, 9tntOn 6Ouinger, Sobn
8auS, Soi, 0tuOOlp6, Serb. GrieS, 6einricb
Seller, @eiit QeBterer ais @ait bes Ser
etnS), @uit. Wtop, 5. @laB, SDbn GriBler,
Trant SCHUBERT unO 6riB 6artmonn emit
gcgcntreten, Qluf Der @etnen Seite Der
@ruppe itebt Elm ein9crabmteS 8Orlrait beS
6errn 0tlbeIm 9tapp, berSoerDinbert gene
fen mar, an Dem Nu5flu0e She'll 5u neb>
men, auf bet anbern Seite 6aS res D%erltor7
benen W&itbegriiuberS be5 GeretnS, 2Oren3
SrentanD.
Der @eretn Ser 489cr beitebt icit Dem
Sabre 1876, Setn gegenwarti9er 9rdit7
bent lit Mt9oel 8ranb, Giceprditoent
2(nton 6oQinger, Sefretdr Sobn 8aus uno
S6aBmetIter 6rtb 0artmanr.
, 1894-08-29
8eftahI feine oLten GLtern.

Ser 16id6rige 8iQiam Griffin, Sobn
oe5 in 730 @enter 2(pe. tpo6ne1ber SoIoone
ptrtbS @Onrab @riffin, erbielt geitern bon
letnem 8ater einen Nuftrag. ST. fibrte
benielben aber ui9t aus un6 fir9tenh,
oieierbalb beitraft 81 tperben, bega6 CT li6
II ba5 Q8obn3tmmer Ser 6omilie, ln6
itobl bort aus Dem Bureau 1869, pelbe
Ser aIte 0riffin 5ur 2t63abIurg elmer 6Dpoe
tbetcni6uIO 3uiammen9eipart bate. 2lls
Die SHUTTER ipGter ben 9tebitaDl o~uSfanb,
fteL i5r 8erbdcbt iofort ouf 6en Sobn, Der
lcbon INNER Die Nbiicbt bate, nac6 benz
fernen gSelten gu 9eben. 9aS 0ous puroe
nab 8tup abgeiu6t, bocb ipurbe CT mir
genoS %gefunben. SiircbtenO, baB ct nit
Dem @elbe Deri9tpinDen t0nnte, tpuroe bic
8oli5et in 2lnipru6 genommen uno 5ipei
8laur0de, 8ali6 unb 6aQe BON Der O&arz
ineuitr.z Station, fanben ben 8uribcn in
@eieaibaft Ocs 9lcid5altrigen 0tuiamt
8uroatp in etnem Saloon an Ser 22. Ctr,
nabe bet etterIicben 8obnung. 8on benz
@ei6e bate er nur nob $1O4 BET iic9, Da5
anoere m1B Der @oIgentrtf, Der feline
alten GIter1 beitabl, entpeber irgenopo
perlteGt ooer anber5m untergebra1t baben.
Qtuf 2ntrag Der 8citpblenen murbcn g8iup
0rtffin uno 8uroatp beute Derbaftet ullb
BON &t6ter Gberbar6t bis gum 5. Septem-
Der Hnter 5000 8iir8l6aft 9eiteut.
, 1894-08-29
HOODS Piilen helen Bili6sitat. 25c.
Die Slattern.

Die 8lattern fc6einen tpie6er aunt6bIicb
III ber 3unabmle bcgriffen 31 iein, boob lit
Der Serb Der &rantbeit gegcnm6rtig glit6=
ltcber QSeile nod1 Elm iebr bei6rGntter.
@tne perbaltniBmaBig 9rOBe Nn3abL bon
gr%franfungcn an Der Seube uurbc in ben
leBtcn 3ipei @otben aus benz bon Der
Gaftuz, &oomiSz, 6enrpz unO Il. StraBc
b~e9ren3ten 8e3irt gemeloet. Qlu5 ben bret
6Guiern 625, 627 un6 629 6enrpitraBc
ALIEN 9~elangten flint Grtranfun95fdue 3ur
&enntniB Der Observation-Disclosures. 9aS
&orbaH0enletn Der 8ranfbeit bort tpurbe
ben 8eD0r0en EFT Dor etno orei @ot9en
b%efannt, ais fir Elm in 627 6cltrDItr. ge7
itor6eneS &in6 ein 8cgr6bniBic9ei1 Der=
langt tpurOe. Sett jener 53eit limb in Der
@e8enb iteben &inber ertranft, bon Ocnen
pier itarben.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6abcn ibr m0gz
licbite5 9et6an, nm ba3 ltmiidgreifen Der
Seu3c SIT Dcrbinoern. g8ie eS lc6etnt, limb
Die Ner5te, tDeId)e Die an ben 8lattcrn crz
franftcn 3tn0er bebanbeltcn, 6afitr perz
antportIic9, 6aB Die -0eiebIjdb OorgefBriez
bene Qtn5ci9e itber bic Grtranfuugen uicbt
in allen TdQen e~ritattet murbe.
, 1894-08-29
Gin perflaufuIirtes Oeitdment

9o5 Geftament 6e8 beritor6encn Sobu
McGafirep macbt ieinem &ertpalter groBe
llnannebmltbfeiten, benn oerieIbe meiB
nicbt, iitr wern Der auf $500, 900 geibaBte
9tabtaB 0tc@affrp's eigentli9 be1timmt
lit, ba oa5 Seitamcnt 10 Oou bon 3lauietn
tit, bag g}temanb baraus flug tper6en fann.
SeftamentsOertpalterin lift 6ie ySQinoiS
Sruit ano SaDin9s 8ant." Sn einem
@ooiciQ SIT Oent Geitament lit Elm elfiG6riz
ger &na6e %9enannt, BON beiien Griitelt3 bie
jibrt9cn @r6en biSber NIGHTS 9ctpuBt batten,
Der Sobn zines 9errn unb Trau so. 0.
6oparO aus Ser 2Iiblano QlDe. Dos Geita@
ment tpirb iebenfaQS an9cfocbten tperben.
, 1894-08-29
Douen ihren Gontroft nidt tnne.
bdIten.

Die Gontroftoren 8. s. @ro0 & Bros,
tpelcbe ben Gontraft fir bic 8obrun9en 3ur
@r.mttttclu1g Der beiten 9toute fir BEN gez
plonten 98aiiertunneL fir Die Norbtpeitieite
erDalten baben, erfldren jest, baB ite Die
lrbeit ntbt fit ben BON tbneu III i6reun
Nngebot geforOerten 8reiS bon IS Gent8
pro laufenben SUB tbun fDnnten. Sic
moQen ieBt $1.23 pro SUB baben, I'M ane
Oeren Safe tpOIen iie ben GOntraft nidbt
ibernebmer.
Sberbaucommtiiar Sones bat aber ben
Gontraftoren mit8ctbeilt, DAB ie ben @ons
trait iibernommen bitten unb baB iie benz
ielben aub ausfiibren miiBten, tpenn ie
ntcbt Die BON tbnen binterle9te 8itr8ibaft
einbiiBen tpouten.
, 1894-08-29

- Gin Otanu, 9}amenS !0er6ert STAB,
tpurbe 9eitern Q(ben6 bon einsm, BON Dem
I'M 8au be9riffenen Gebdube al Der Nibs
lamb NDe. unO Al. StraBe Observation-Disclosures
Steine berarti8 oin &opfe perIeBt, oaB man
ibn nacb Dem NtercD 0oipital bringen
mltBte, no er aber leiber nab GerIauf
etniger Ottnuten peri6ieo. Den 2etdnam
llberfIbrte man na9 Mc0eurp'S Wtpr8ue.
, 1894-08-29
0ie Nusbe1leruno Ser o(ten 1oIomr

Die Ausbeiierun8 6er alten iaIomoz
nticben @afierleitung in Seruialem lift BON
Dem Department fir Offentlibe 8auten in
&onitanttnopcl an9eOrOnet porOeu. Die
2eitung fitbrt ba5 Noiier bon ben Gueuen
Bel NrroUI na6 Der Sta6t, G5 iou Elm
ilber 1900 SUP LANCER Sunnel gebaut
tper6en. Die Soften tper6en auT $500, 900
perani6Gagt. Die 98aiierleitung war nod
Su 3eitcn G6rtiti i'm G5an9e.
, 1894-08-29

Annual Statement Il 2Sst r. cRE4RJNP ERR y
6eadlng In the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
$50 0O0OG
, 1894-08-29
Total Expenditures.
Miscellaneous,
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement q thf KIEfs G9gTTEY FIRE i;
Brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stol paid up in
, 1894-08-29

fen, cine 9epeicbe i'm GoloniaGamtc eingc@
~troffen tudre. Die uripriin9lic6e 9epei4e
pomS Senegal ribre bon einem 8riUatmanlt
in ct. 2outs, Senegal, BET, unb e5 Ldge
berieIben poDri6einlicb ni6tS ais cin bon
ben @in8eborenen in lImIouf 9elcbteS Sc
ril6t iiber Elm Sc6armiiBcl SIT 0runOe, bos
gu elmer b~(uttgen S6laht auf8ebaui6t
mnrhen lei.
, 1894-08-29
o~1c1hz PUBLICATION.

Annual statement C~oNPASI or AME BRi65as in
Ia92. Lnadc to the Insurance superintendent Of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to laws
, 1894-08-29
Baiai
Liabilities

Gross claims for Losses, adj
justed and unpaid. .Sl4I ,ooS.GS
Gross claims for Losses, up
been taEen I52, I8o.75
Observation-Disclosures. 14,092.4
, 1894-08-29

Sn Ser 9tacbt Dor Scr Gntbiuuna bes
2lbtpigz 0enfmal5 in O5urnau III Sber>
baDern murDe oaS StanO6ilO be8 8rin5z
regenten 2uitpolb i'm @ittelSbab 8art in
@armiib bon ieinem So6el entfernt unb
lift bis iebt noc9 nicbt tpieoer aufgefunoen
porocn. 2tucb lit eS Der Boli5et uo9 ni6t
8elun9en, ben 8erilbern beS lluiu8S ouf bic
Spur al tommen.
, 1894-08-29

Der 9ampfer yS8lam", ser am 20.
Nu8uit BON ben bieii8en 3oubeamten ouf
@runO BON %8eilun9en 6er brttiicben 9tez
8ierun8 6ei6la8nabmt wor6en mar, tpeil
QeBtere 9laubte, Der 0ampier loue ais
&rie8Si6iff fir Sapan auSgeriiit et per0en,
lit frei9c8eben pOr6en. Der japantidc
@elan6tc bal ii6 i'm 9tamen ieiner 9tegiez
rung OaIir Derbirgt, baB Ser ySsIam"
ntbt fir &rieg53&pefe Uertuenbet iper6en
ipir0.
, 1894-08-29
st ROTTERDAM III, %. Q(uq.

Der rgtletpe @Ourant" bat cine 0epei6e
aus 8ataota auf SABA erbolten, in pelber
ipeitere Gin3el6eiten iiber bos 0efe3t alIi
Der Sniel 2em6of entboIteu iin0. 9tad
Oieien 9facbrtcblen batten bic Gin9c6orcnen
BON 8aQ S5lollb btAt BET Gateram, Oer
6ouptita6t BON 2entbof, eincn QnQriff 9ez
macbt. 9iacb ~bartnddigem Sample icier
Bic 6oQdn6er g~eSipUngen t%pOroen, ii9 nad
8erluit BON 1870 Monu an 8erntiBten o6er
@et0Oteteu nacb Nmpana, Dem Dicbti9iten
Soften auf Der Sniel, 3uriid3u5ieben. Sr
Der 8erluitljite iinb 30 Offi3iere ciubes
9%riffen.
, 1894-08-29
Die k ReCnnung
aewelst lie Zunahme des Appefifs

"Es gereicht mir yum Nergnugen, NIGHT nur
meinen, sondern den GesundheitsZ ustand meincr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
CHARGE AGAINST DEBs.
How the Indictment OF the Die.
tator Is Worded. ~

How the Indictment Of the Die.
tator Is Worded. -
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE indictment
upon which Debs was arrested yester.
day Is wOrded as follows:
1.-The grand jurors for the United
States of America. lnquiring for the
Northern division of Northern district
of Illinois, upon their oaths, present
that Eugene V, Debs, George w. How
ard, l.. w. Rogers and Sylvester Keli-
her and James Merwin. late of the city
of Chicago, in the said division aud dis
Irict, on the 90th day of June, in the
year of our Lord 1894. at and in the
division and district aforesaid, unlaw-
fully did conspire to get here, with diver
other persons to the grand jurors un-
known, to commit an offense against
the said United States, that is to say, 10
knowingly and Willfully obstruct and
retard the passage of the mails of the
United States, and that to effect the
object of said conspiracy the said
James Merwin, on the day and year
aforesaid, at and in the division and dis
trict aforesaid. unlawfully did throw
and open certain switches of the Chica-
go, Rock Island u Pacific, corporation
then and there being, and thereby de-
rail. disable and obstruct train OF rail-
road cars. whereof one was mail car.
and there carrying the mail of the said
United States, against the peace and
dignity of the said United States and
contrary to the form of the statute in
such lease made and provided"
The federal grand jury resumed its
work of Investigating cases growing out
Of the strike this morning. The Mich
igan Central railroad had large num-
Der of witnesses in attendance, and the
cases under investigation were mainly
those growing out of the rioting at
Kensington. Engiewood aud Grand
Crossing. District Attorney Milcnrist
said this mOrning That scores of in
dividual indictments will be returned
against rioters who were seen 10 CON-
nit iawless acts. The cases OF all the
men arrested during the last ten days
and taken before Commissioner Hoyne
will be considered by the grand jury
without the necessity Of trial in the
commissioners Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
STRIKE ENDED.
All Passengers and Many Freights
Moving Out OF ChioaS8.

CHICAGO. July II. The great railway
strike is practically at an end in Chi
cago. Trains on all roads are moving,
passenger trains are almost without ex-
ception on time, and freight ira file Is
rapidly becoming regular.
"The backbone of the strike Is not
only broken" Manager Exan, of the
General Managers association. said this
afternoon. but the backbone has en-
tirely disappeared. The blockade is
raised, and it will require but short
time to get the railroad business of the
country back into its regular routine"
On the Chicago u Grand Trunk pas
senger service is regular, and freight
and suburban service was resumed to-
day. The Wabash ran local freights
and part Of it's suburban trains in addi-
ton to the through passenger service,
aad the Michigan Contra! moved mass
of merchandise which had accumulated
at Michigan City. The Wisconsin Cen
trail reported box freight and passenger
trains running on time. and the Chicago
d Northern Pacific announced that all
daylight train were running regularly,
although night service has not been re-
sumed. The Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe road ran trains regularly In aud out
of Chicago. and the Chicago & Erie re-
sumed freight traffic, with its passenger
and express trains running on time.
The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
ran all trains on time all day, the burned
bridge at Hammond having been re-
paired. On the Chicago Great Western
all passenger trains and freight traffic,
as well as yard work, was handled
regularly, and the Chicago & Alton re-
ported all trains on the entire road
running without interruption. The Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois is experiencing
no trouble, with the exception of a
demonstrative crowd at Brazil, Ind.
The Illinois Central road had 100 loads
of inbound freight today, and its
through passenger service was regular.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
haudled several freight and stock trains
during the day. and its passenger and
suburban trains were all on time. On
the PittsDurg, Fort Wayne Il Chicago
all passenger trains ran regularly and
AiCikh'S WHO Hiofoa itcCiy. 1u0 al
Handle moved freight freely and re-
ported its passenger service uninter-
rupted. and the Chicago, Milwaukee, e.
St. Paul handled the regular number of
freight, passenger and suburban trains.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
announced that owing to the Toledo
strike IL had suspended the reception
from Western ounnectlons of ne rish a hle
freight and live stock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
1T IS A EIZHLE.
soveref&n's Order Not Obeyed by
the Laboring Men.

soverei&n's Order Not Obeyed by
the Laboring Men.
CINCINNATI, o.. July IL District
Master Workman Hugh Kavanaugh, of
the Knights Of Labor, SAID the grand
master had no authority to order gen.
eral strike. All he could do Was to ad-
wise and request it. The request
would then 20 to the local asse mblies
for consideration, and unless they
agreed there would be no strike.
OMAHA. Neb., July 1l.-No strike
had materiaiized here up to II a. m.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. July IL The
strike orner fell fat in this city. Not
man quit work.
TOLEDO. o., July 11.-Up to 10 a. m.
the Knights OF Labor here had paid no
attention to S0vereign's order.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 1l.-There
are no Knights OF Labor men here. Sow
ereign's order had no visible effect.
COLUMBUS, o., July 11.-There are
no knights of Labor In Columbus.
JERSEY CITY. N. j :, July l1.-There
is no disposition here among railroad
men or others to heed the recommends.
tons in Sovereign's order.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 11.-General
Master Workman Sovereign's appeal
produced no effect whatever in this city.
The prevailing belief is that lot man
here will strike.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July II. = The
Knights of Labor are not strong here.
ana thus far they show no disposition
to go out. Said the master workman of
the district assembly: "If we strike at
all it will not be before the end of the
week"
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 11.-No strike
has occurred here.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July u.-Sovef-
eign's strike order has had no effect
here. s
Topeka, Kan, July 11.-No Knights
OF Labor strike here.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. July 11.-Itais
thought Sovereign's appeal will meet
with no response in Rochester. 7U-
DETROIT. Mich. July 11.-There has
been no strike of knights Of Labor or
other organizations in compliance with
Sovereign's request. ~
DENVER. COL, July 11.-No strike iuf
knights is reported here. de
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Sover-
eign strike appeal has had no effect here
and is not likely to have any.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 1.-No ac-
ton has been taken by the Knightsiof
Labor with reference to Sovereign's ap-
peal. ~
BosToN. Mass, July H. SovereighsS
appeal has had no effect here. General
Worthy Foreman Bishop said today
1T is my opinion that the Boston order
will not go out, even If Mr.. Sovereign
should send out an order to that etfcct."
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1l.-No Knights
strike and none expected.
PITTsBURG. Pa, July 1.-Knights of
Labor diu not respond 10 S0vereign's
ieQueSt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
AT THE sTOCKYARDs.
Cattle Trains Arriving at the
Yards Regularly.


CHICAGO. July l1.-Business was re-
sumed tat the stockyards today with
much OF the activity that Is usually seen
there. Cattle trains arrived at the yards
TODAY for the first time. Four trains
came in during the forenoon and more
were expected. The C..B. & @. brought
in sixty-nine cars of live stock, one
train with nineteen loads from Texas,
and another of fifty cars also from the
West. The Northwestern reported a
train of forty cars, while the Santa Fe
hauled in fifty carloads OF cat
tie, and all were handled by
the Stockyards Transit company
without trouble and without interior.
ence in any way. Three switching en-
gines moved about the yards sorting
empty cars and delivering them to their
proper tracks in packing town.
At the general Offices of the Union
Stockyards and Transit company all was
hustle. Assistant General Manager
Ashby said that all business would be
handled as it presented itself. Trains
were sent out as soon as the packing
companies got them ready, and the re-
ceipts of live stock were expected to be
large. Nearly all the roads have stock
on the tracks outside the city, and this
would be brought In at once. This Is
scattered along the different lines. and
is sheltered at every point where there
happen to be pens.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
DEBs' LETTERS.
Judge Grosscup Restores His
Private Papers TO Him.

Judge Grosscup Restores His
Private Papers TO Him.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Judge Grosscup
sent for Debs and also for District At
torney Milchrist today. When both
were before him, he said:
Il understand from statements pub
lished in the newspapers that among
books and papers TAKEN from this de-.
PENDANT there were private letters. some
of which were still unopened. l want
to know the truth about the matter"
ut is true" said the district attorney.
that the books and papers in Debs'
Office were seized by the government
papers, but since they came into posses
sion of the government the papers
have been locked up in the vault in my
Office and have not been interfered with
by any one."
MIR. Debs." said the court, stands
accused in this court Of grave crime.
but he has all the rights of private
citizen. His private affairs are not to
be inquired into. and if you. have IN
your possession any private papers or
letter or other documents of that char
acter II Is your duty TO return them and
without making any copies of them.
If there is any question as to the char
acter OF any of the papers, whether they
are private or not, the district attorney
will bring them before this court"
Mr.. Milchrist said the officers who
made the seizure had taken the papers
which they should not have seized.
This, he said, was due to the excitement
of the moment and not to any desire to
disregard private rights. This. said
Mr.. Milchrist. had not been copied and
had not been seen by any one. Debs
said he was satisfied with the statement
of the district attorney.
IL desire to thank the COURT he said,
'fOr the kindness and consideration and
the protection given me-"
The leader of the strike then accom-
panied MIR. Milchrist to the latter's Of
flee and the letters in question given to
him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
OLNEY'S REBUKE.
He L. Surprised at the Seizure OF
the Debs Papers.

the DebS Papers.
WASHINGTON, July IL. - Attorney
General Olney today, after reading the
account of the seizure of Debs' private
papers as published in the morning pa
pers, expressed his regrets at this action
of the government officials and at once
sent the following telegram to Special
United States Attorney Walker: =
Department of Justice. Washington,
d. g., July. II, 1894 Edwin Walker,
Chicago, Ill: Seizure OF Debs' papers is
not according to law and should be pub.
licly disavoWed and papers at once re-
turned. Ii seizure is not strictly and
technically lawful papers should be re-
turned. The government in. enforcing
the law cannot afford to be itself lawless,
nor, even If they be within its strict
right. should measures be resortedt to
which are unusual and come danger
Ously near invasion Of personal rights.
The government is too strong and its
cause too righteous to warrant or re-
quire anything of that nature. Please
wire at once what has taken place aud
what is done in pursuance of these in
structionS. OLNEY, Attorney General.
1t is assumed IL was in obedience to
this telegram that action was taken u n
der which the papers were today su T.
rendered and the act of seizure of the IN
diSayOWed.