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SAME As The MIDWAY
panse du Ventre Given at the
Imperial Music Hall
Disguised Under the Name Of III,
Honolulu"
This, Too, in the Heart Of the
Tenderloin District.

1.-THE Great Original Honolulu Dance"
Is billed as one of the attractions at the
Imperial Music Hall. and has become
popular number Of the programmes.
T. persons not connoisseur. In the many
branches OF terpsichorean art which have
recently confused even those whose dis
elimination Is the result OF persistent
study. there IL a strange and particularly
vivid similarity In this dance OF alleged
Pacific Island origin to the prescribed
"danse du ventre."
OF course. the authority OF the man
agement should be taken as final on the
question. and the line announcing the
Hawaiian extraction of the series OF
caperings and contortions. which make
UP the act, should be sufficient to allay
incipient comparison. Yet there is a
something or rather. a whole lot of
something's about II that are distinctly
reminiscent of the Midway Plaisance.
from the first droning notes of the
weird pipe so entirely identified with
the harem dance displayed at Chicago.
And again there OCCURS to the average
spectator who 10 not thoroughly up-to-
date on the subject of National cos
tune. that Sandwich Islanders are not
70 ss az ,bs IN
Orient. But perhaps this is only an
other instance OF the license INDUCED in
by dramatists and novelists. who some
Arizona dirk in lien OF a dagger and a
native South African belle to sport pink
and shell like ears.
However. all these arguments may ar;
ray themselves before the confused mind
OF him who seeks vainly to classify and
define modern spectacular dances. there
Is a definite suspicion that Mile. cara
reproduces. the danse du ventre In It's
the surcingle. which alone seems to con-
fine the major portion OF her raiment,
might give may under the eontortons
her body Immediately beneath 1t
an Esyp,isn named Hadj cheriff. ac.
eordns to the bile Hal SG IeTtsS ssp,s Ts.
whiri Of the dervis1. While her partner
is spinning about like an antmatel top,
Tara Is beating ms1nou,cI Y upon w,hb an
drum head stretched over II. All this
time she sits stolidly and imperturbed.
as though rapid motion were an impossi-
AS the music begins her facial mus
Giles twitch convulsiyeiy, her head be-
gins to sway, while her feet keep time
In shifting motion: HrmduSIiy me me
and the customary abdominal contor-
tions are gone through, The dance con-
cludes with a simulated abandon OF pas
sion as the dancer falls half-swooning
TO the moor. An encore is quite the
usual thing.
Manager Kraus, OF the Imperial, was
asked by an Evening World, reporter
il the alleged Honolulu lance" was not
the dance du vtntre
Not a, all" he replied. "There is alb
solute.y nothing Objectionable abou; the
dance. ana IL Is very popular part OF
clothed from head 10 foot, She even
wears trousers that exetni TO her very
ankles"
He made no attempt To reconcile the
fact that the Hawaiian dance was per-
formed in oriental costume, nor does he
say how an Egyptian happens 70 appear
with the dsuseuse,
The evening world., 1894-07-11
OAKLAND PEACE UNBRoKEN.
San Jose Blockade Raised--Chief
Crowley's Order.


Crowley's Order.
sAN FRANCISCO, July II No troops
were landed In Oakland last night and
nothing occurred to break the
peace which has prevailed for several
days. The railroad company put water
in two switch engines on the; Mole and
prepared them for work. but did not at
tempt to get up steam. One engine at the
narrow gauge roundhouse at Alameda
Point was fred up. but did not work.
The scouts Of the strikers kept the main
body informed OF these preparations. but
made no effort to Interfere with them.
Trains on the Coast Division are start
ed again, the San Jose blockade having
been raised. Five trains came tn and
seven were sent out yesterday.
Chief Crowley has issued an order de-
claring that no more outdoor public
meetings shall be held while the present
toucEy feeling prevails. There have beef
no local disturbances, but the POLICE de.
tails in the populous districts have beer
more than trebled.
8 Interviews with the heads OF some OF
the principal labor organizations indi'
/ cate that they would go out II a sym
pathetic strike were ordered by the
knights Of Labor and American Fedora
/ ton.
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WANT TO IMPEACH OLNEY.
X. of l.. Leaders Charge the AttOr-
ney-GenerRI with High Grimes.


iBv Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA. July ia memo
rial. asking for the impeachment of At
torney General Olney has been prepared
by the Executive Board of the knights
OF Labor for presentation to Congress.
1t will be circulated all over the coun-
try for signatures.
The memorial declares that Richard
Oney has been guilty Of high crimes
and misdemeanors. subjecting him to
impeachment and removal from office.
The crimes consist in his advice to the
President to introduce Federal troops
into Illinois and other States. when they
had not been asked for by State author
tiles, and. in fact, against the earnest
protest OF certain Governors.
As result Of this advice United
States soldiers have fired upon and
killed citizens OF several States with
out lawful or sufficient cause.
Mr.. Olney Is also charged with en-
couraging the Pullman Company In the
stand It has taken against arbitration.
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SlNKAGE OR SHRINKAGE.
Cooperation Counsel Clark Asked
to Decide the Question.

W WIG
Corporation Counsel Clark has been
called upon to decide fine legal point
which hinges on the words sinkage and
,hrinkage.
John Cox, who has the contract for
lllins la the Van Cortlandt Park parade
ground. at the meeting OF the Park
Board to-day presented claim for 49, 900
ubic yards OF sand, which had been
Jumped at Van Cortlandt Park, and
which had disappeared In the swamp
His contract does not allow for shrink
&C. but he makes the claim under the
read Of sinkage.
The Commissioners were unable to de-
eide the matter for themselves. and re-
erred the question TO Mr.. Clark for a
egal opinion.
supt. Parsons said he WAS still busy
employed In the Department., who
m have to he dismissed, according to
law passed by The last Legislature.
Bids for park improvements which
rhe awards will be made tomorrow.
Contractor Morgan, VINO has been taxi
e his oMn time about cleaning out the
pond at Fifty-ninth street and Fifth ave-
1ue, In Genital Park, reported that It
would take 1880 more to complete the
job The pond, In Its unfinished condi-
nraus said he would see that the work
vas done. even IL he had to pay for It
himself. An effort will be made TO get
the money from the Board Of Estimate,
Commissioner BELL reported that Day
Summervillc were violating their CON
ract by using glass less than AN inch
hick for the tanks In Castle Garden
'qrarium. No action was taken.
The kationAiists OF Trim. the capital OF County
Meath have selected John Howard Psrnell a.
heir Parliamentary candidate to contest south
Meath .5sle.
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UNIONS NOT READY TO STRIKE
General Movement In Chicago -
Least Postponed.
Dy Associated PresA)

Least Postponed.
By Associated Prssa)
q. CHICAGO. July 1.-THE general strfho
which was to have been inaugurated
last night to force arbitration Of the
Pullman strike failed to materialize ~
day.
was little evidence OF the business par
alysis which has been SO confidently pre-
dicted by labor leaders. Every street
car line In the city was running. the els-
waited roads carried the usual number Of
trains and the early morning crowds Of
workingmen on the way to their shops
and benches seemed undiminlshed.
or al the trades which had threatened
4 strike the sesmea. the cigar-makers
and the carpenters were the only unions
which s!gnified their intention Of stop.
ping work to-day.
Reports from these trades were an1-
iousIy awaited. but their action. one way
or another. was regarded as only q drop
In the bucket.
1t Is given out that the other unions
have decided to W It 4; less until Friday.
The President OF the Building Trades
Council says his Order numbers 5000
members and they will all quit work b.
fore Saturday night. UP to noon to-day
there was no evidence that any Of then
had struck.
The Seamen's Union claims a mem
bership OF 1000, and all have been o.
dered to strike. At noon there was ne
evidence that any considerable number
had obeyed the order.
The German Bakers Union No. 2. IN
fifty West Side bake shops. containing -
members. met this morning and decided
to go out
The Journeymen Horseshoers this
morning postponed action in the strike
until tomorrow morning.
The men on the West division street
and cable car lines, held n meeting this
morning and decided not to strike.
The President OF the Transfers Union
claimed this morning that 1900 OF his
men have gone on strike, but careful
inquiry failed TO verify the statement.
The wholesale stores reported thAs
teamins going on as usual, and 1t wae
impossible to find a striking teamster.
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DID SOVEREIGN REvoKE7
story At Cleveland that Ne Did IL
Deaied At Chicago.
(By Associated Prsss)

CLEVELAND. o.. July IA telegram
has been received At the headquarters
of the knights Of Labor from General
Master Workman Sovereign. at Chicago
as follows: DO not strike. See press
reports"
A member Of the Knights of Labor, in
speaking of the telegram. said he
thought It was sent on account Of the
Debs indictment In case the Grand
Jury should take steps looking to the
indictment Of Sovereign. this MESA ge
would be on file with the telegraph COM
pany. showing he had called of the
strike previously ordered.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE story from
Cleveland that Grand Master Workman
Sovereign. OF the Knights Of Labor, had
wired his men At that place not to
strike. is emphatically denied by labor
leaders here. The despatch Is declared
to be a forgery.
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strike order fell fat in this city. Not a
man quit work.
No strike at Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb,. July l1.-No strike had
materialized here at II A. NJ.
No Eject at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July. n.--sover-
eign's strike order had no erect here.
No X. of l.. NJ Topeka.
Topeka. Kan. July n.-No Knights
Of Labor here.
Nothing At Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. July u.-No strike
has occurred here yet In response to
Soverelgns order.
without Effect At 81. Paul.
ST PAUL, July r.--Up to II o'clock
Mr.. Sovereignty order had been without
effect In this city.
Duluth Reports No Strike.
here up to II o'clock.
st. Joe Undisturbed.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. July n.-No strike
here up to II A. NJ.
st. Louis, No Strike.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July n.-.No knights
of Labor strike here up to II A. NJ.
Fort Wayne Yet busy.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July ll.-No
K knights Il of Labor quit work up to IL
Nobody Goes Out in Detroit.
DETROIT. Mich, July n.-There Inns
been no strike OF knights OF Labor or
other organizations In compliance with
Sovereign's request.
Order Doesnt Reach Washington.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE sover-
eign strike appeal has had no effect here
and Is not likely to have any. 1t Is re-
garded as an appeal and local unions
will not order q strike.
No knights in Column bus.
COLUMBUS, o., July L.-There are no
knights Of Labor in Columbus. o.
Indiana polls Has No X. of l..
INDIANAPOLIS. July u.-rhere are
no knights OF Labor men here. Sover-
eign's order had no visible effect.
Denver Not Affected.
DENVER. Col. July u.-No strike OF
X. OF l.. IL reported here.
Memphis Expects No Strike.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July u.-No
and none expected.
Pittsburg knights Don't Respond.
PITTsBURG. July u.-Knlghts of
Labor here did not respond to-day to
Soyereign's request to quit work. Score
tary Hochstetter stated that District
No. was no striking machine"
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Gathering of CIothins-C.tters.

street. for the official request from
Sovereign.
Gathering Of Clothins-Cstters.
There was a gathering Of clothing cut
ters and garment workers at headQuar-
ters in Lafayette place. Their organisa-
ton numbers 5000 They were discussing
the strike. but none OF the officials could
say definitely what action they would
take.
There Is belief that majority Of
trades unions In New York. Irrespective
Of the X. Of L.. will also strike II asked
to do SO.
No one could be found at the head
quarters Of the American Federation of
Labor. on Clinton street. this morning.
Both Gompers and Secretary Evans
started for Chicago last night.
Reports received In 1.-THE Evening
World' office up to p. NJ. show all is
quiet In the cities surrounding New
York. and that up to that hour there
had been no strike by the Knights Of
Labor.
A Pushing COuntermand.
Patrick Murphy. Secretary Of ID. A.
~, IL. or L., was seen TINS morning
by an Evening World" reporter re-
garding the despatch which the Asso-
ctated Press reports from Cleveland
say was received there from General
Master Workman Sovereign this morn
ing. The despatch read:
Don't strike. Sec press reports
When the reporter read this to Mr..
Murphy, he said he couldn't understand
1t.
AS far as he knew no such instructions
had been received In New York. and l.,
couldn't understand why they should try
to stop the strike In Cincinnati and no
give the same instructions here.
He said 1t might be they wanted &c
hold Off the strike until after Gomper!
got through at Chicago. where a confer
ence Is being held to-day.
Up to p. NJ. official notice Of Sover
eign's order had not been received at tn,
; rooms OF D. A. 10. No. s Union square.
The officers Of the District Assembly
were then waiting there for the notice.
Just as soon as 1t Ia received all tn,
local assemblies will be notified to take
action on II.
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There are certain formaiities prescribed
~ the rules of the order which must first
be observed.
Assemblies Must Act.
One of these Is that strike orders must
De acted upon by the various local as
sembli-s to which they are Issued. be-
lore they can be carried into effect.
AS the Issuance OF General Master
workman Sovereign's manifesto was not
generally known until late last night. 1t
was impossible for the Secretaries Of
the various local assemblies to issue
calls for meetings until to-day.
Some Of these calls were sent out early
th's morning, and 1t Is probable that
many OF the local assemblies will hold
meetings this afternoon and evening.
Until these meetings have been he'd
ana their result announced It will be
mpassible to state definitely Just what
action the local Knights will take.
Sovereign VIII Bs Obeyed.
From the feeling among the individual
members OF the Order. however. It is
sate to assume that the order for a
sympathetic strike will be obeyed I'M
ess, indeed, 1t should be countermanded
W sovereign himself.
=. mere is little doubt that the 1906
A. OF L. men In this city under the jur.s
u'euon or District Assembly No. 20 will
OUT as soon as action = taken on the
o'uer from Sovereign There are up
wards OF 40,OOO X. OF l. men. In add.
uoh to these, who may also be Induced &c
30 out
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STOCK YARDS WIDE OPEN.
Railroads Notified that They Can
Bring stock as Usual.
(By Associated Press, }

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE blockade thAs
had existea for almost week at the
stock yards was fully raised last night.
Nelson. Morris & Co. sent train of cat
tie east and Swift & Armour each sent
out train OF dressed meat. Fully 900
car loads OF meat have been taken out
Of the packing district in wagons heavily
guarded by police, and much OF II. Il IL
claimed. has been shipped from the city
by boat. as
Late last evening the stock yards -
cisls again notified the several railroad
companies 5hst their tracks were sseas
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J.w,. n, Sovereign General Master Wort man, X.


Outside OF a few Of the officials Of
d. A. -. none Of the labor men here
believes that the strike will ever reach
New York. II Is contended that a strike
here would be OF little use. and further
that the Knigh.s Of Labor are In q
very small minority.
Says Sovereign IL Bluntng.
Harry White, General Auditor of the
National Garment Workers OF America.
who was seen this morning by an
evening World reporter. was even
more outspoken. He said that the re-
quest or order OF General Master Work.
man Sovereign issued yesterday was
nothing but q blum.
I'm this city," he said. 1.-The Knights
have little following. Their main
strength lies in the building trades
which are In no way affiliated with No.
49, This is not time for making gross
exaxgeration, as some of the 40 oficials
have been doing.
Only Political Factions.
| "Their organiza ton is on paper, and 10
practically the same as the central
Labor Federation. Both are little Social
istic political factions. The only organ
ization at all connected with them IL
, Ciear-Makers' Union No. 90.
! PROF. Daniel De Leon Is the leader
Of 40. He Is the leader Of the Contra
Labor Federation. He Is the leader OF
the Soc!alistlc Labor party. He is thu
editor OF the official organ, and he ha'
been a candidate for every ONCE IRON
, Governor down.
mo. ~ has publicly put itself on recort
as against strikes and boycotts' Tor the
reason that It could never call ou'
enough men to successfully cope Win
either I think It Is time they were p~'
into their right places. SO that THESE
alarmist stories could be stopped.
..There will not, In my opinion be any
strike In this city. nor Will sovereign
| 7- xft..,,,.,,cd M, Third Pooc
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EDITION.
ONLY loo
General Trades Strike IN
Chicago Fails TO Nate
rialize To-Day.
MANY UNIONS HESTATIhe.
Cigar-Makers Quit, Breweriss
Close, Cable-Road Mon
Will Stick.
ST0cKYAR0s NOW WIDE OPEN.
Railroads Are Notified That Thsv
May Send In Stock
| 40 Usual.
sTocKYARos NOW WIDE OPEN.
(By Associated Presa.)

CHICAGO. July n.--After an exhauD.
tive investigation covering practically
every field Of labor. the Chicago Even
Ing Post finds that 100 cigar-makers
have struck and that go German bakers
will 90 out tonight.
All other lines of industry seem to -
going on as usual.
Lindholni. Master Workman Of ~
Knights Of Labor. claims that there ~
10000 Knights Of Labor In this county.
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RAN INTO THE CHICAGO.
United states Cruiser struck b.
TnnL Steamer AsOn.
(By Associated PressD

ANTWERP. July I.-Tne tank steamer
Azorr was in collision at Q o'clock this
morning with the United States cruiser
Chicago, in the roadstesd here. Both
vessels were slightly damaged above
their water lines.
The Chicago was anchored at the time
OF the collision, and the responsibility
apparently rests entirely with the AEON.
The evening world., 1894-07-11
BOSTON KNIGHTS WON'T QUIT
LesseninK Prospects of a sympu.
thetic strike in New EnEland.
ny Associated Press.


BOSTON. July 1.-THE chances OF the
great sympathetic strike of the West
ever gaining a foothold In New Eng
land. and especially In this city. ar,
much less than they were twenty-fopr
hours ago.
General Worthy Foreman Bishop. of
the Boston X. Of L.. said to-day: 1T
Ia my opinion that the Boston order will
not go out. even II Mr. Sovereign should
send out an order To that effect"
The strength OF the knights OF La.
bor in New England Is centred IN this
city. About $500 OF the 400 Knights
In SUFFOLK County are In the employ o.
the city and they are not inclined to
agitation.
Reports from twelve cities OF til,
surrounding districts show a divided
sentiment.
The Brockton and woburn knights o
Labor and Federation OF Labor ar,
ready TO obey State orders;
Haverhil Knights say No" and tn
very idea OF a strike took the Lawrenc,
Knights by surprise.
Order Falls Flat In Milwaukee.
MILwAUREE. Wis. July M-rhs
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Gable BreVtties.

The Rev Stopiori DrookS, OF London. VIII
shortly visit America In order 70 deliver 4 SIX.
moathI' course lecture al Lowell Institute BoS-
ton.
to-day took the cath OF once a. Lord Chief Jus
dee OF England. lie was appointed on July 70
al the vacancy caused BY the death VI Lord Chiss
Justice Coleridgs
James H. EustIs United States Ambassador To
France, has started Tor viehy. where be viii, re;
main for lix wsskA u
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last EDITION.
Will STRIKE
IF ORDERED.
knights Of L:bor Await the
Action Of Their Local.
Assemblies.
QUIET IN AND NEAR NEx YORK
Master Workman Sovereign's
Appeal to Be Discussed in
MANY Sessions.
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR BROOKLYN.
Strest-Car Men Await the Word to
Tie Up All the Surface
Lines.
QUIET IN AMO NEAR NEN YORK
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR BROOKLYN.

1t is not at all likely that General Mas
ter Workman Sovereign's request for
knights Of Labo- all over the country to
60 out on q sympathetic strike in support
Of the American Railway Unions de-
rands. will be obeyed to-day by the
knights in and around New York City.
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THE PRESIDENT ENDORSED.
senate Adopts the Daniels Resola.
ton without DivistOn.
(By Associated Press. !

IBy Kss0cIltrd Presh1
WASHINGTON, July l1.-At I o'clock
the Senate adopted the Daniels resolu-
ton without division.
This resolution Endorses the acts Of
President Cleveland during the present
great strike. and was offered as SUBJ
stitute for Mr.. PETERS resolution, which
occasioned 80 much debate.
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ruos. n. CABLES SEASIDE HOUSE,

ExcsIlsnt Rhods Island clambake every Thurs
day. saturday and sunday. sl.oo. spselAl rates 70
parties Fils nah diansr daily, re -
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Get B0arder % @ @ The

to a certainty. Mr.. BONN at 10 O'Clock
was wai.ing at his office. Is East Fourth
street. for the official request from
Sovereign.
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(Cont,muod on T.ird Psss.)
The evening world., 1894-07-11

Order Falls Flat In Milwaukee.
MINIATURES, Wis. July ii.-rh'
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There are certain formaiities prescribed
be observed.
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LATER.-The regulars this mornin,
took possession of the depot. N
violence was offered.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05

cargos de presidente del Consejo de
Ministries de Prussia y de Canciller
del imperio alenSn.
Berlin, idem, idem.-El principe
de Hohenlohe ha acceptable 10 dos
cargos de Canciller del ImPerio y de
presidente del ministerio prusiano.
Dicese que han hecho dimisi6n Ell
baron de Bieberstein. Sc 'retario de
E.tado en- ell Ministerio de Ncgocios
Extranjeros del Imperio y el doctor
Boetricher. Secretario de Estado en-
ell Ministerio de 10 Interior y Vice
Presidente del Gabinete prusiano
H sido nombrado G ,bernador de
Ia A'sacia Lorena. el general Conde
de Waldersee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-05

Isl. senor; por necesidad de emf
grar qae tenian todos.
05 Ssbe usted 81 cuando el mari
do de Aurora fue asesinado viva Cos
me con el matrimonio
mo 10 recuerdo.
-i E cuerda que d'jo Cosme q
Aurora en- una rina que tuvieraL.
0Ls d'jo que estaba muy esOane-
cta Y le iba echar un hechiz0.
II Sabe usted 81 Cosme acos-
tumb aba eehar sangre por Ia nariz3
81 senor, con much4 f ecnapcia.
-Clando Cosm fue IL. p dido
libl siempre a casa de Aurora
81 s.nor.
iSeencontra ba aili con Cot"rcue|of
81 sen ,r, 50 encontraban ~ ucha>
veces
-tH~ yisto listed u~ar alguna na
vaja G ,~meIP
-Nunca, no SenOr.
-1u dia no dispsr6 un fus'l
contra IL sted para amedreutara Y
ST senor.- Uu d,a ileg6 s con un
fusil, y 10 dispar6 al alre al decirle
yo que 10 so!tase
I'll. nochs del Grim n dice usted
que encontr6 q Cosme en- la casa de
Aurora?
(TOntt,l1tlrd