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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

propiedad de otro i otros indivi-
ouos.
40 Queda igualmentc prohibiio
heccr nuevas importacion's dc fo' 70,
tos de IA fab'ica de Santurce, marca
h" Bolivar.
n quese sepa-c en- parte a todo de 10
pact do en- los articulos prccedentcs,
qucda incurso en- Ia multa dc ciento
cincnenta pesos, cuya suma Sc dest'-
nara para socorrer q los mcndigoe
de esta locAIidad.
Jose Maria Odiz, Salvador Egea,
A berracin herman &c, Aurelio Ortiz,
lgnacio D-!ga 10. jose de Pedro,
Eugenio Rivera, Pr e niio ltra do
&, iofredo Lcbrcn, Juan "A borAcin,
Julian M lIoa'i, Jose T. O "a, jas
tiniano o W., Manuel Ortiz, An onio
B4erg W,cstremun 10 O III, Fe1e.
rico l. on Miguel Per Z Ramon
Gorz lel. P,acido Div,l..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
Querido amigo

I.o que dice usted en- LA DEMO
cRAcIA de hoy es 10 que yo me espe-
raba de su srnsatez y cordura en to-
dos los asuntos: la opinion de los
sgricultores de Yauco es digna de ser
oid4 y diseutida; a|go hay de grave
cuando nosotros tanto nos alarma !;
nosotTos no podemos ser sospechosos
dc realzar fraudes nj ilegalidades al
amparo del Statu quo; nuestros nego-
clos SON bien conocidos: sembramos
nue'tros campos para vender luego
nuestros f'utos y sembrar 81 es posi-
BILE mayor extension al afio siguiente.
Ahora voy 4 permitirme recor
darle ligeramente la historic de la
moneda en- este pals, por mas que sea
&c usted bien conocida
En- 1857, y siendo gobernador dc
la 1sla don Fernando Cotoner. Sc can
js6 por plata espaiiola y por GRO del
mismo cuho la moneda macuquins
squi en- circulation, siendo proxima
mente cinco millones de pesos los
que Sc cangearon al tipo del IL pI g F;
al mes de verifcado el cange, la pla.
ia y el orc esr aflol desaparecen POGO
Apoco, y en- el termino de diez y ocho
meses no queda en- la Isla nj una mo
media de tai crio, viniendo q ser sus-
tituida por la americana evoluciona
de nuevo nuestro sistema monetario
yvuelve a ser reemplazada la none
ia mejicana por Ia plata y el orc es-
Paiol sras estas vienen en- el II y
7S las 6chas. nna verdadsra inunda-
cion de nioheda ffaccicnaria que es q
su vez sustituida por orc, en- tai pro
porcion que Ia onza espahola valfa
Io pesos y Ia colomtiana lsH, y por
FIN el oro es sustituido por la plata
5mejlcana, y al'A para el aho 81 queda
csta 1nica uioheda del pals.
Esta ligera restha nos demuestra
el caos, Ia inestatilidad monetaria
porquc atravesd la isla en- los veinte
y siete amos que transcurrieron de,
1857 allSS4. nj el orc !; nj la plata
espshola; nj la moneda americana,
ninguna logro producer estabilidad en-
nuestro dinero, nj prosperidad en-
nuestro pals; todas las probamos y
tcdas Sc rechazaron sea por un mo
tivt sea por otro; este sin hablar de
los muchos negocios ilegales Y escan
dalosos a que tales cambios debieron
dar lugar, ST Sc tiene en- cuenta QUE
el hombre ha sido siempre el mismo,
desde la ptimera pareja hasta nues
tros dfas, y que en- el siempre ha pre-,
dominado el vicio de enriquecer
costa del projimo. En- cambio Ia
ONEIDA mejicana ha logrado hacerse
table en- el pals ha logrado produ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
La aCtitud
de Maunabo

En- el pneblo de Maunabo a los
dlez y sis dias del mes de Setiembre
DE- mil oohotientos novrnta y .cuatro,
congregados los tres conerciantes
que suscriben en- Ia casa morada de
don Jose de Jes1, D.lgado. previa
invitaci6n que se les hicicra, uscrita
por don J ,.e M M"i1 O,tiz y don An
relic Ort z, a fin d. tomar acuerdo
tendcnte & destru;r el monoplio de los
f6sforos de Ia fabrica de S41,urce d.
don G pgonio Bolivar y del petroleo
de Ia Standard Refining Compa-
ny =" acordaron unaninemcnte 10
sigui.nte
70 Consumr las existencias del
petro'eo Marca "Elcfante' nombrado
+" Luz solar" y i" b -illante' de la IA
brica ella Stan iari, no ven 'iendolas
mas de cincuenta centavos el gallon
de Luz solar y sescnts ccntavos el
de Luz brillante'. En- el precio
esta comprendido el impuesto de con.
sumo de dos centavos por kilo esta
blecido por este municipio
20 Consumir asimismo las exls
tencias de fosforos de la fAbrica de
Santurce, marca B ,'ivar. no vendien
dolas mas de un ofhavo la cajita y
trece reales la gruesa
80 No hacer bajo ning1n con
ccpto nuevas impottacones de petro
leo marca " El. f4nt.' de la Stan
dard Refining y Company, por cons'
derarlo IN perjuicio para Ia scgurl
dad publ ca y tranquilidsd de las fami
lias. aunque dicha fabrica Gamble ia
marca a los produotos Q pasc SCI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

en- solos 7 pueblos. Con que va We
listed 81 es menester pensarlo para
decre,at un cange verdad', un cange
tai como usted 10 desea
Veng4 el caoge ; y si no So dcscu-'
brcn minas de orc en- las entrshas de
este querido pals, habra que emigrar
do el pues su suelo vegetal solo esta
"a sembvado de abrojos. Y eli jib4fo,
hambriento antes que emigrante; mas
amante del terruh, que el staIgico
gallego, pc IirA cuenta exacta ante
Oios. 8 ant. qaienle plszca, a los q.
tan NAL h NJ sabiio escoger la o ,asion
,e pedir 10 que con el ti,mpo y cl
estudio tiene que venir sin peUuicio
para nadic.
Estas son mis- impresiones, querido
amig"; yo lc agradec sre que me tras
mita las suyas, que muchas veccs
convence mas a carta de un amigo
qve la colamna de un periodico y
sea to 10 10 que hagamos para bien
lei pals en- general y para el nuest' o
IN par,icula Amen.
Suyo affno, amigo y bien de veras
.yss.
A. MATTEL
Yauco. Septiembre 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
Sam Sebastian

Relaci6n de los ciudadanos que volun-
tarlamente contribuyen para ayudar d
los gastos que sc originen i LA DEMO
cEAcIA en- los processes que Sc lie siguen
con motive de la campaha contra los
monopolios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
Capita, S.ptienbre 23- 8 nochA
5r DEMOCRACIA Ponce.

bEmOCRAClh ~ OLCb.
Mnistro de Ultra mar ha telegra6ado on
esta forns
Rscibidos varios cablagramas di tiato
sentdo question cange. r. til lola actual
nent4 para resolverla con imps'csidad
bsscar do eoluci6n mas sstisfasto,is par,
intersses ganArsles, ria dcsstender particu
lares. : CorrcsponeGl.
E. esta Ia homage ina ed'ccion ael eternc
cablegrama del M nietro.
Como no han pasa 10 nas de dos ustros
desde que e capgs esta en ertudin islaro
no puede r1tolveree NADIA todavi,.
Pero de.ruide 81 pal - buses Il medic
de- r4solv-r 10 que mas ronvenga, in des
atender los iutoreses particulars.
sDs qr'eo2
Ri ,abeao. va eu prensa = pN,;6d'co, re-
cioim les telegramas que s'gns,
Nrcc 81 ntisn,hre %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

S,gn v4mos en- la p'eass madr'lehs, 81
Aepeo do Msdrid ha cslebrado session ex
taordinsria para nomb"ar socio de- merito
ie squella ilus'r, corporation al notable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
DEMOCRACIA J. Ponce

Cc6n p,esettofe aver onee Y media ma
nana. L'uvas persisteptes FuA,tes IA.
chas Lle vivnto ievantaron slpnnos tecbos.
MI gupo deegraca personal S'cc'6a cue'-
DO bomheros, eompuesta clase ATTEST ma
reoor,ia las Gales pre-, tsado suyjlios va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

Hs ado nombrada p'of~sora de- id omas
on la e cuea Normal de asta isla, la sonora
ioi1a | abel Andiuo de Cerra.
D.. en ia nos ruestros psceme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

gar las dcudas de la empresa de Pa
mama, sin queIe s'quiera sabef cuales
sonf--Q'e estaba loco Q que no pen
S ba pngar --lVerdad1-Pues ot'o
tanto tiso yo del gobierno que. ps
s4ndo c'ncuenta mil apuros hnancie-
ros, pretende hacer el cange sin sa-
Der nj i euanto ascicnde la cant'dad
que va a cangear. Porque todos los
ca|cu'os que be han hecho s0bre la
cxistencia de plata en- el pals son
er,6neos. La isla tienc 73 pueb'os
y en- ca Ia uno de clos hay, en- unos
con otros, 400 900 pesos mejcanos; 10
que Representa- un total dc 29.3oo.ooo
mcjcanos y puede Que me quede cor
to pues en-
ia Capital hay (seguro). -.6 900, 900
En- Ponce. .............3 3 ooo, 900
En- Mayagii i:z........3.ooo n. 600
+ Yauco. .-...-.... z ooo, 900
En Larcs. ... ....-,.... z 600 900
En- Aguadii|s. .........2 q 100000
En- Arccib'. ....... 1000 900
sean. n.....-....-..2 20 600 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
Otra Carta
sobre cange

Sr. don Luis Muhoz Rivera.
Ponce.
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ford. pre'ldcn. OF tho Illinois district
minors, arrived hero to-day direct from
Springfield, III. Ilo had heard nothing
OF tho concIlintory sentiment Of tho
operators OF his state Tho conference
hcro heard nothing during tho forenoon
except reports In executive session.
A strong feeling prevails among tho
operators to tho effect that tho miners
officials would Ike to confot with tho
operators committee from Pennsyl-
vRniu, Ohio. Indiana and illinois. Op.
orators, II Is believed, would settle on
60 cents for Pennsylvania. GO cents for
Ohio and other districla in tho eamo
ratio. II Is known that these figures
would DO acceptable to tho mino work.
ors. It 10 believed that conference
will DO called for about Thursday. but
nothing definite Is sot,lcd. Tho Ohio
operators Nro willing for this, as they
favor tho ditIorcn,ial
Alta meeting OF tho general executive
board OF tho Unltod Mine Workers TO-
night, resolutions wcrc adopted calling
joint conferences OF the miners and
operators in the various dist riots Satur-
day, June 0, at lUa. IN.
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ON NORFOLK 6 WESTERN.

Sttll Hauling Coni-Strikors Plot To How
Up Tunnci-B Bridges md Tunnels still
Gunrdcd-Troop- Kept Under Orders.
S,eciGi DgpGtch to o., inis!iGuteer
HUNTINGTON, W. VA. June 5.-Tho
Norfolk {: Western railroad is yet haul
ing coal over their roads despite tho ef-
forts by foreign miners TO stop it from
going out to the northwest by destroy
ing tho bridges and other property.
Several trains were sent out this even
Ing, but that there is danger Is matter
that no one doubts.
The threats made about blowing out
a part OF the big bridge at Kouova. Gre
ared such CONSERVATION last night and
early this morning, excitement is at still
fever heat, but large number OF guard 8
are yet watching the bridge. a, mid.
night there was 10 demonstrations be.
ing made there. Tho miners have con-
cludcd that the beet point to stop trans
portation is at the Dingess tunnel, tivo
miles south OF the Ohio river, where
Sheriff Mead was sent tonight at I
o'clock.
The programme, it Is alleged, was to
blow up the north part Of this place
and :horeioro stop trains, but the au-
thorltics have guard Of 100 men there
now and every one OF them arc armed
with Winchester rifles to protect tho
tunnel from any attack. The guards
arc yet stationed at the small bridges
and tunnels. Tho two companies
OF militia hero have, after being kept
under arms for como time, been dis
missed this evening, but uro ready at
any moment 10 so out, being q. tho
arlDpry,
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TRoUBIE Ar CUMBERLAND.

Georges Creek Strikers Eaid nIIncs.
Troops Called Out by tho Governor.
Special Diapaiea 70 he Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. MD., May 5.-The coal
situation here is critical AGltator
Davis andthrce miners were imprisoned
hcre. Governor Brown has ordered
OIL. two regiments OF state troops.
Strikers, about 500 in number, nado 4
descent upon the Hoffman mines in the
Georges Crock region, noar Cumbcr.
land, owned by :he Consolidated CoGl
Company to-day, and drove the men at
work out. The workmen at first were
disposed 10 offer resistance. but seeing
that they were outuumbered they with.
drew. Tho mob threatened that If they
returned to work while tho strike con-
,inued they would fare badly. The mob
then marched to tho other mines OF the
Consolidated Coal Company and made
demand upon the miners toluit work.
Their demand was promptly refused
and the strikers began preparations 10
enforce II.
Upon receiving tho request for mill
tarv assistance, Governor Brown or
dered out tho Fourth aud Fifth regi-
ments. Marching orders wore issued
shortly before 8 o'clock.
The first train left over the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad at o'clock and two
other trains at intervals OF thirty min.
utcs. There were in the two commands
$40 muskets and about 100 officers.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Actor Joseph Haworth is seriously i'll
In Boston.
Crawford county, Pa, Democrats
have instructed for Sibley for governor.
Philip II. Keyes has been confirmed
by tho senate as postmaster at Keyser,
W. Va.
Minister Bakcr has confirmed the re-
port OF tho downfall OF the government
in Salvador.
Tho house yesterday decided to vote
to-day on the Brawley bill for the repeal
OF the tax on state banks.
Terrible cyclones are reported in
Nebraska. Great damage to property
is reported, but no lives are known to
be lost.
a U. S. war vessel will be sent to
Samoa. owing to the threatened rebel
lion. Lives and property OF Americans
arc in danger.
The London Sportsman says Co,bctt
has accepted tho Florida Athletic Clubs
offer OF S35,000 for the fGh, between
him and Peter Jackson.
The annual report OF the Peunsyl-
vania Railroad Company shows the
total revenue in 1898 was So,SO4, ,555 Sc.
Expenses. Sl,754,070 So Profit, 81, ,05O,-
476 S6.
The result OF the investigation OF the
police officials in New York charged
with receiving money from law-break-
ers for police protection is tina! tho new
commission announces that swift pun
ishment will be visited on all the bribc-
takers.
Attorney General Olncy, it Is said,
has filed in behaf OF tho United States
q claim OF SIS 100000 against the estate
OF the lase Senator Stanford, Of Cali
fo.nia, on the theory that i. is the
estates proportionnte share of the deb.
the orguial Central Pacific syndicate
owes the government.
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THE LORDS DENOUNCED.

Resolution Loolsin: to tho Abolition of tho
Uppor House by the reform Union.
LONDON, June 3.-'Thc Hon. Phillip
James stanhope, u. P, ior Burnley, q
Radical, in favor OF the abolition OF the
hereditary principles OF the house of
lords, presided to-day at the conference
OF the National Reform Union.
Henry Labouchcre moved tho ulti-
mate abolition OF the house OF lords and
that the government should, during the
present session Of parliament, introduce
bill providing that when lords reject
4 measure passed by the house OF COM
mons, the latter shall eend such bill in
its original form Tor tho royal assent.
Mr.. Labouchere added: "The lords,
the church and the brewers arc all in
league to maintain their mutual inter
csts, but il i. comes to tussle, the pco.
Pile will show that they are not tho
superior power"
"The house OF lords is most pernic!.
Gus and irresponsible assembly ard tho
active element OF evil N the constitu.
tion."
The resolution was adopted unanI.
mously. .
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CORRUPT TaMaIANY.
Tho Police Investigation In s;cw York-Dr.
PnrkLnrst Grntiilcd.

Tho Police Investigation In Few York-Dr.
Parklurst Grntiacd.
NEw YoRK, June 5.-G!deon Granger,
who disappeared after having testified
before the senate police inves tigating
committee two weeks ago, regarding
the alleged connection of his former
wiio's father, Commissioner 3IcCiaye,
with police corruption, reappeared to-
day.
Granger made no attempt to deny
most OF the Irregularities TINT have
beeu imputed to him by his ex-iather.
in.law. Granger also related numerous
instances In which he had received
money for McClavc from persons who
were enjoying "police protection"
Tho newly appointed commissioner,
Hon. Charles II. Murray. sprung q sur.
prise on his colleagues to-day by deln-
ing the position he intends to take in
the matter OF charges against the police
in most emphatic and uumistakable
terms.
Mr.. Murray introduced resolutions
authorizing Superintendent Byrncs to
investigate thoroughly the individual
charges brought against the police by
witnesses before the Lexow committee,
and TO report to the police commission
ers tho result of his investigations.
DR.. Parkhurst leaves tomorrow for
Europe on his vacation. In on inter.
Wow tonight hc expressed en-
tire satisfaction with the pres.
ent aspect of tho great move
against municipal corruption aud
misrulo. "Thc police" he said, ia no:
our point oil attack. Tammany hall,
which is kept alive BY corrupt practices
In the police and other depar,m en,s, is
the real point of assault"
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE,
For Young LaGi.s-hnnunl Commence
mont ut Roanoke.


mcnt ut Roanoke.
SJtcioi Dispdith 10 he In.ciiiCncr.
ROANOKE, Va. June 5.-The COM
mencement OF Virginia College for
Young Ladies, which began Sunday
with the Baccalureate address by Bishop
Fitzgerald, OF Georgia, continued TO-
night with the annual concert. The
parts werc all we'll taken and the rendi-
ton of the programme reflected much
credit upon tho pupils and their in
structors. Tomorrow seventeen young
ladies' receive their degrees. there being
representative OF the principal states
in the south among tho graduates.
While the school is only ono year old it
has enrolled $50 pupils from seventeen
different statea. DE. Harris, the presi-
dent, is an educator OF twcntv-seven
years experience. and hos surrounded
himself with n corps OF twenty-five ell
cient European and American teachers,
aud the school deservedly ranks
among the foremost institutions in tho
enuth
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srEINdrIELD, Ills, May 5.-Thc situ-
alton at Cnrtcrsvillc, Williamson
county, is still serious. The sheriff
there has again notified tho governor
that he cannot handle the mob. which
now numbers 1000.
President Parker, of Tho Cairo short
limo, has notified tho governor that tho
miners have takon up rails and other
wiso destroyed property. Thrco COM
panies have been ordered to bc ready
70 movo at anY moment.
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EIGHT WOUNDED,
Ono of Them Fatally, In tho Attac; o
PowciIton iIIucrs Monday Night.

One of Thcm Fatally, in tho Attack on
PowclIton hIucrs Monday Night.
spee'Gi Dispatch 10 The Ia.sltgcneer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Juno 5.-Reports
sent out last night OF the killing Of four
men q. Pow clifton were incorrect. Seven
men wore wounded in the legs and arms
and Ell suiter, engineer, was shot
through the stomach and will die. Tho
strikers fred with Winchesters from
the hill above the store as the mcn were
coming into the store. There were five
men in the attacking party. three OF
whom were captured this evening by
Sheriff liinmau. They are two mon
named Lloyd and man named Dar.
lington. The other two are known and
will be in Jail before morning.
Everything was quiet to-day. The Di-
amond, St. Clair. Eagle, Winifrede,
Acme aud Forest Hill mines on Loup
creek arc still at work. Powellton has
suspanlal
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l n. m.-Tho situation q, this hour
10 qulo! but critical. In obedience to
tho mayors proclamation tho
strikers havo dispersed. They
afo only under cover, however,
and have overy avenue OF approach to
the city under surveillance. as thoy aro
suro that new men ior tho tube works
and additional officers will come In
dutlng tho night. rckeis have been
posted east and west and non are being
strung nlong tho river 10 rivc tho
alarm MS was done at Homestead.
Tho tubc works company Is not dis
mayed at tho work OF their old work
men, and havo posted notices that all
employees who desire to retain their
places must return to work before
Thursday. At least thirty.ive men
wore injured In tho riot tonight, two OF
whom tho physicians say will dio.
l:3O n. m.-Very guie. hure. There
wero twenty-five deputies Oft ponnayl.
vania railroad and ilsty from the Balti.
more & Ohio unloaded ut Braddock
about l2 o'clock. They will probably
march to this place before morning.
StriEors aro on the alert and will give
them o warm reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
bAWLESS ACTS
By Frye'6 "Commouwoal" Army
In and Nolr Parlereburg.
AB. 40. FREIGHT TRAIN CAPTURED,
And Fifty-six ofthe Hobo5 Landed
in jail BY tho Sheriff.
GOVERNOR MCORELE OIL DECK

With n Determination That This
state VIII Stand No "Monkoy Dusl-
ncss"-Onc Detachment Of tho Army
Raldins and Terrorizing Farmers
In tho Vicinity OF Pnrkcraburg.
Report of an Attempt TO Board u
Passenger Train BY Another De-
taChmcnt-Farmcrs Preparing to
Fight.
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MARION, Ill, juno 6.-There is any
amount of trouble in sight at tho
Cartoryillc mines tonight. The strikers
nro growing boldcr and more threaten.
ing every hour. To-day tho north
bound freight train was fred into BY
the mob Of strikers. Governor Altgeld
has ordered troops to the scene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

HARnlsHURG, Pa, Juno 5.-Adjutant
General Greenland returned to Harris
burg at midnight. tlo says troops will
not be called out to suppress rioting
at McKeesport until tho governor wAs
notified by Sheriff Richards, OF Allc-
ghony county, that ho had exhausted
his power.
He Is confident that tho sheriff will
be able 10 restore peace without the aid
Of military.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE

Not ImprohabIc-fceiins Fnvors Another
Confcrence-IiiinoiS aIen May Go In.
Columns. O., June 5.-The statement
sent out from Pittsburgh today stating
the probability OF another conference
between miners aud operators. which
would bo attended by operators OF
Illinois and West Virginia, does notre-
ceiye confirmation hero. J. A, Craw-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
PEACE AT CRlppLE GREEK.
Tho Settlement OF tho Strike in tho Golt
Region Causes Gen crai Rejoicing.

Region Causes General Rejoicing.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June 5.-Alex.
ander Mcintosh, state organizer OF tho
miners union, read the arbitration
agreement fixed upon at Denver last
night to the assembled miners md i'm
mediately all tho men on Bull Hill laid
down their arms, the pickets were
called in and tho for.ifcation aban-
doned. Tho town has been decorated
with aaGs and the rejoicing over the
settlement OF the strike is general,
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L.vERrooL, junc 5.-Arrivcd, Arizon q,
from New York.
GLASGOW, Juno 5.-Arrived, Milton,
from New York.
Bremen. June 5.-Arrivcd, Darmstadt,
from Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, June 5.-Arrived, Cepha-
lonia, from Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
UGLY CRISIS
AT tho National Tubo Works, In
McRcosport, Pennsylvania.
THE HOMESTEAD RIOT RECALLED.
A Day OF R!oting Followed BY q
Night Full OF Torror.
RIOTERS PREPARE FOR DEPUTIES

Who Wcrc Supposed 10 DO En- Route
Upthc nongalIela-M Many Persons
Injured In tho Fight That Followed
tho Attempt OF scvcnty-nvc Mon 20
Go to Work-A Probability Thut
Troops VIII Dc Ordered out-A
Critical Situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
a Miners Throat Cut.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, juno 5.-Or
Cabin Creek last night Croker Gibson
n miner, was amhushed and his throal
Gu, by supposed strikcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

Ir you decide to take Hoods sarsapa-
rilla do not bc induced to buy any aub-
stitute article. Take Hoods and only
Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06
WEARING THE HOODOO NUMBER.
Thouguuds Witnessed tho Start
and Finish of tho Raco.
IT WAS VERY HOTLY CONTESTED
From Start to Ftnlsh-Dlllon Broke
tho Record OF Last Ycar Badly.
Young Tlnkcr's Good Showing q
Surprlsc-fho Scratch Mon Wcro
Not In II at tho Flnlsh-Tho Result
In Do,aii-othCr Sporting Matters
6C-1uOSE who have

HOSE who havc
always declared
that therc Is
something OF tho
hoodoo and i'll.
luck around tho
number "thir.
'eeu" will have
to look over tho
returns Of the
lSrELLiGEScEn's 8
road ruco which