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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
The MARKETS.
Sioux city Live stock.

UNION Stock YARDS. Sioux CITY
Dec. 10.-Hogs--Heavy, si.40a4. 50;mixed
f4.1504.3j, light, S3.0Oai20.
Cattls-.Hssyesa G. 5Qa& %; cows nnd
'ffnGs and rafves. sf.-5Tc.fn
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
BISMARCK is GRATEFUL.

Returns Thanks for the Messages of Sym
pathy From the Public.
BERLIN, Dec. S.-Prince Bismarck,
through the columns of the Neuest
Nachrichten, extends his thanks TO
the sendsrs of the many messages of
sympathy and coincidence received by
him from all parts of Germany and for
eign countries. The ex-chancellor
says: "My strength is not sufficient to
enable me to tell each one how their
tokens have gladdened my heart
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
RUSSIA is CAUTIOUS.

She VIII Refuse to NEEDLE With the Ar
menian Outragcs.
New YORK, Dec. IA special cable
dispatch to the Herald from st. Peters
burg says: THE Russian press unani-
nously %repudiates the idea of inter-
~gention by Russia in the Armenian
affair. Such Intervention. it is pointed
out, could only result in international
complications of a dangerous character,
ipasmuch as it would involve playing
into the hands Of both England and
Austria. Government circles here are
mite of This opinion"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

Two adventurous aeronauts, NJ. NAL
let and NJ. dc Fonvielle, have under
taken to make q sky trip around
France. keeping their balloon as near
the earth as possible, 40 as to DO able
to descend with easc occasionally.
They want to prove that agreeable and
economical journeys can be made by
balloons as well MS by rail or water.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

DIR. Franz Stuhlman, who aceompan-
led Emin Pasha into the heart OF
africa, saw much OF the people called
PygmieA lie looks upon them as the
remnant of a primeval race which al
one time occupied the whole of tropi.
cal Africa and southern Asia. They
have lost their original language and
have been ~encroa:hed upon by sur
rounding tribes, even within the dense
forests to which they retired, until
they are met with only in scattered
remnants. No trace OF degeneracy Is
10 be found among them.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
SOUTH DAKOTA VOTE.
h Ballots Cast for Members OF Con-
gress and State Onicers.

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. s.-The follow
ing is the official vote on members OF
congress and state officers OF South Da-
kota:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
THE WIZARD BRACES UP.

Schseher Gained 3tA Points on Ives Last
Might.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Schaeffer not only
defeated Ives tonight, but managed To
gain 34 points upon his opponent.
putting: his total score at e,375. while
Ives Is 5000. Schneffer's best run was
2ly and an average Of 6s 14-l5. Ives
best run was 1874.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15
regarded The whole performances as be.
ing all in order.

A Belgian living in Virginia com
plains hat his friends at home cannot
be induced to cook the oysters he sends
~osei'o~ause thay have always been ac-
customed 10 eat oysters raw. The Bel
gians exhibit a like conservatism touch
ing Indian corn meal. In this, how.
ever, they have many imitators in tho
United States, Nothing surprises the
southerner more than the distaste OF
portherners Tor corn bread of all sorts.
The northern palate demands hat corn
meal shall be adulterated with wheat
-four, n mixture that the real south.
erner, brought up on corr bread, de-
spises.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

against Pierce IS the selling Of a mine
i'm Mexico. A mining expert, who was
also an acquaintance of Pierce, sold u
silver mine to English capitalists for
5000, 900, of which sum il is alleged
Pierce got 500, 900 and his accomplice
800, coo, while the real owner of the
mine got nothing, but still has his
mine The English capitalists have
the mining stock.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

In the shop OF O st. Petersburg
matchmaker q human faced clock II on
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

They speak OF a last years shanty as
IAN ancient landmark" in OklahQnAs,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

A lady walking along one OF the
streets running off independence ave-
nue saw q rooster peering over a bank.
yielding to an impulse she initiated
tho Growing Of the bird, then passed
on. Hearing n noise behind her she
turned around and here came the bird
nfter her with head down and wings
outstretched, She drove him back with
n roll of music she held in her hand
and went on her way. The next
minute she felt something strike her ia
the back. IL was the rooster. which,
having sent his spurs into her sealskin
cloak TO the great dctriment Of that *.
pensive garment. went proudly back to
his stamping grounds. There is one
lady in town who will never again at.
tempt to initiate the notes Of q game
cock.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

Helena, the capital OF Montana, had
a celebration recently Of it's VIC
tory in the stnte-election over Ana
conda, the rival aspirant for state capt.
tai honors, backed by IA millionaire
miner. 1t was wild all round. One
OF the barges laden with fireworks
frightened the horses and they ran
away, the jolting setting fire to the en-
tire load and filling the street with
roman candles and skyrocke,s, which
fire to the decorated city and prom
ised a grand spectacle not down in the
bills The fire was finally extinanished
regarded the whole performance rs be-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-15

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adapting
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the value
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remedy, i
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JOTTIHGs ABOUT TOWN.

Chinese registration will oloss on Thura-
day. The REGISTRATION up 10 dnts exceeds
4, 100 In this district
Anton Horsky was the owner Of all the
propeft' burned a. sunday niShrs FIRE.
There was no Insurance..
Massona Ballard has t,ansfsrred 10 ihs
First National bank, the property on Main.
Grand and Jackson ~ eets; consids ation
e. 900.
Cart. Hoyt, In charge Of the construction
Of Fort liza risen. has received advioss thai
orders for the beginning OF operations are
on their way from Washington.
There will be a regular meeting OF the d.
y. q. l.. this evening ~ eight o clock sharp.
Initiation OF candidates u is earnestly re-
qussted that every brother DO prompt in al
tendance.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of the Grand
street Methodist church will meet a. the
residence Of MTs. Slope 562 Highlan
street, Tuesday at 2.3J y. IA. An members
most urgently requested to be present.
New Era Juvenile Temple No. will give
Nay social at q. a. H. hall this evening.
kscitatiOne nnd honors 10 their queen will
be the pfogramHe. Also Refreshments.
All are invited TO COM aad assist the iuye-
niles In their work Of truth. love and pu =
ity. Admittanoe % cents.
After a severe illness OF several weeks,
Hervey LOUIS, the only child OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. HeTvsy Barbour, dist yesterday after
noon. All that medical skill and kin 4
friends could do was done, but the Ell i
came yesterday afternoon. The parents
have she sincere sympathy Of theiT many
friends. Ihe funeral will take place
wednesday At two p. N. from the residence
Of .. q. ARhby.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Cases set for TriaI for May and juno by
Judge Hunt.
Judge Hunt called ths civil calendar in
his department OF the district court yesier-
day. Whom ths oas9 OF Della Hsrshheld
against l.. II. Hershheld and bis wife, 10
alternating the affections of her hush md,
was called. N. W. Mcconnell, for the de-
Tense. said they we're not prepared 90 set "a
day for trial. One important witness was
AWay-in Europe-and there were other rea-
sons. Co. &. b. Nolan. for the plaintin,
wanted the cass set for trial. Judge Hunt
said that when one party to a SUIT was Pc
pared to no to thai Il was customa. 20 set
a day, anu he named June b. The cases 49,
are AS follows:
May ls-Beok VS.. Fox. 19--Nerfit w.
Kranich. 2l-SwlRg ct vs. Briscos. 22-
sheriff w. MoAulsy. 23-Clark VS.. u. y.
rampling Go. 24-Dunphy Vs. Dunphy.
25-Neimick W. Insurance Co. 26-Lsecn
Va. Cakes o. al. 2S-Adams VS. Jordan.
29-McConnsll vs.. Cummins, Jackson W.
Thompson. 30-MoNeal VS.. City Of Hell
ena.
June Curtis Va. Baulby. Parker W.
sWeebe. 4--5ennett vs.. Hunter. 6-hsrsh-
field vs.. Herahhsld. l1-K.Iy vs.. Fou To
OF July Mining Co. l2-Ds rboTn CANA
Co. ". Walker. I3- lnom2 son vs. A0n-
tana Central Railway ca.
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Notice that as a general thing
the lires of merchandise that we
handle are cheaper by twenty
five, thirty, even forty per cent
than they were say five Yeas
ago. Notice again that the lines
that we do not handle are the
same price now as then. Can
YOU reason from cause to effect.
Can you see what changes this
store has wrought:
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LRSONAL

A. l.. Baboook. of Billings. is in the city
John J.. Harris is among the Great Fal 9
visitors n town.
+ litor Beeksr. Of the Billings Gazette, .
a visitor in Helena.
L. II. Becker, A. l.. Babcock. G. n. BAN
an 4. ed II. Foster, Of Billings, ore in the
city.
+. +. CrOunse. Mrs. j. +. Watson. Floyd
Smith, Mary Reel q. n. CArssy. Mrs.
Geo. Lee. Miss Marg Jsekman. Mrs. Nelti-
Phillips and $. II. Bachelor nro Helena
delegates 10 the Christian Endeavor con-
yention as Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

The supreme court yesterday handed
down q decision in tho case Of Benz. @.
Brooke. respondent. vs.. Edward Jordan
appellant. 10 WAS an action in tbs natu 9
OF eieotment, In which plaintiff sought 70
recover possession of lots . AM 10. block Ga
Helena toWnsite, wrongfully Withheld bv
Jordan. The jury IN the lowe. court gave
judgment for Brooke. A motion Tor a new
trial was oveTruled aud en- Rpleal taken.
Brooke's title 10 lot 10 was shown by deed
from the probate iudgo. lie claimed the
dsel 20 the other OF had been lost before
being recorded, and the court permitted
proof as to its contents. This was assigned
as error. The sup sme court says the gd-
mission Of this proof WAS proper. and afii ms
the judgment of tue lower court.
Tue habeas corpus application of tn
Butte beer hall m n was gusd before the
supreme court yesterday afternoon. G. L..
Campbell and Geo ge HaldoTn rspr scented
the petitioners aud Attorney Gen al has.
kel appeared for the stat,. 1ho hearing
occupied moat of tie afternoon. aud the
court took the natter under Amusement.
Special in Legnorn hats this week At g. A.
Fishers,
The Bee Hive still leads 40 the argain house
Of helena and are ouuuuaNy Offering special
bargains In all deparfmuuts
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THE JURORS SELECTED.
viii Hanks Trial VIII Be Under
Way To-day in Judge
Knowles Court
The Horshfi5id Versus HOrshfisld
Case In Set Down for
June D.
Decision Of the supreme Court In brooks
Versus Jordan-Ihe Butts Beer
Hail Habsas Corpus.

The drawing Of Jurors aud ths necessary
ssrvios OF papers on those summoned. with
the intervention Of other important bust
ness made ia very late in she afternoon
when tho case Of viii Hanks, Of ths Aer-
chants National bank Of Great Falls,
charged with misusing funds. was reached
10 tho United states court yesterday. The
eleven iurymen who had been left Ia the
box when court Adjourned on Friday we're
there In their ilaoes. A speoial venire was
issusd for six mors. from whom 10 COM
plsto the twelve. William Duncan was the
fitst man who was acceptable 10 both sides.
Then >. q. Gilpatriok was excused by the
defense and +. M. shaw took hia place. lie
was Likewise aooo ptAbls. ami both Sides
having exhausted their peremptorg chal-
lengss the jury as oompletsd. were sworn.
They are; Ii. IL. Ashley. O. +. smith,
j. J. Schmidt w. J. HartWR. q. IL.
foriman. q. z. Appleton. Martin Do,y.
Fred Bass. Ii. NJ. Blaisdell Henry hiohteT.
William Duncan and h. NJ. Saaw OWING
TO the lateRess OF the hour the opening
statements were deer Ell until to- DAY.
Four OF the Jurors. II. IL. Ashley. o. h..
Smith, J. j. hohmidt aud W. j. HsrtwiR.
ant on the jury which convicted ii. +.
Batohelor OF the stookgtoWsrs National
Bank OF Miles City.
Du ing the examination Of iarors Col.
Sanders asked II. H. Ashley II be mad not re-
Gently expressed the opinion that all bank
officers ought 20 be hanged. The juror
had no recollection OF having made any
such Tema X. Col. sander asked him II be
thought he could try this case fairly aud
impartiatly. 81 Wouldu't selM him over
any sooner tuan ! would YOU" answered
the iurO.
Col Sanders smiled and the court and
eve ybOdy elae smiled with hin.
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IInta IN. Irnth.

When you start out on journey YOU will
Get the best service. the greatest luxury.
tho most CON rlete oomfo-tif your ticket
reads via she Northwestern line. 20 full
~ 90 IN ough rates and routes
and Tor sleeping car berths. call on your
home sCenL aud for map folder free. Adj
lfssa A. ". IrlsDAIn, q. 4. A..
a. ~. 4. A. a ~ Kr. - Paul
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Millinery At ?. A. Fishers.
Legal blanks at this ofnoe.
Raleigh a Cisrke's Revolution IN Price Of
Dry Goods

twenty-five pieces PONCE silk this week
% cents; 10 Eieoes figured China silks, sold
BY competition for 50 cents. our nice 30
c nts; one lot figured China silks-nothinp
20 compare With them Ia town, We sell them
st special price. IS cents; one lot cnlOred
serRes ~ 90 cents; compare these with goods
advertised a. a higher price; 21-inoh cotton
diaper 10 % cents, other Widths IN PROVO
ton; Is yards AmOskeag auroI Ringhams
for So cents, l3 yards checked mu.t or main
sock for 80 cents 4 pairs ladles hose, fast
black. for 80 cents. 10 yards Fruit ~ she
Loom muslin TO 80 oents. IL va ds OF Soc
zephyr ginRhams 50 cents; compare sh ~
with goods advertised as Scotch Cinghams
elsewhere; 8 yards India linen for So cents.
No rent. Light expenses Is the reason why
we are able 20 mike these price,.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting HIs Railroad Route. select
the Hoad

In Selecting His Railroad Route, selscta
the Hoad
That aforis eIcsllsnt AMI most comfort
able isoilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That travsTEss delightful and pictur-
osque portion of the Oountry-"Ths Mi
yankee"
That has-and merits-the reputation OF
strength aud reliabilitI-"I milwaukee,"
That enjoys popularity and 10 STAN ed
with public approval-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That has substantial Toalhed and most
frequent train serVioe-"Ihs Milwaukee"
hat tsEards. always the Comfort, ease
and safety OF its patrons-"lhs Milwau-
kss."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest library budet-
smoking cars-"Ihe Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor cars. frss reclining chair cars aud
sumutuous dining oars-"Tho Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use OF the electric
hsrth reading lamp-"lhe Milwaukee.
lac AtlwHukss" combines all the above
and more. toe. Ita trains ara vestibuled
heated bY steam. electric lighted anl uu-
surpassed ia Luxurious appointments.
Tho immortal Lincoln said. Follow tho
sopls and Toa cannot be far from right"
The people use The milwaukee,"
J. 4, CoSLEY. Asst. Geo. lass. Aat
-. Paul. MINI.
EoTE.-Fivs trains daily from Twin cit
o. 20 Chicago. one TO st. Louis aud one 60
Kansas CitN.
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Mrs. p. Is. Reyes travelling manager will
arrive IN lie ena next week and will give
series ol free lectures TO adiss ony. Ohice
room seven, Denver block. h0urs three TO
siQht %. IN. Consultation es. Az in
vited 20 call. MRE. H. 5. PENNFCARD.
Manager
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Our sssd Depart
ment 10 the most
complete ia Mon
tAns. We have an
immense varsity
Of garden seeds At
bottom prices Al
falfA Timothy end
Red Clover Seed e.
10 west market
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Commencing April "a the Union Pacific
viii run train from Garrison, making d.
rect connection for all points east end west.
Passengers leaving Helena at 9.2j a. m.
make direct connections IA ouRh. This
train also connects for Auaconda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

After having tried nearly oil the brands
Of four recommended by tbs gfoeers have
come 10 the conclusion that the Arabella
a ar. made Ia Hslens. is equal to any east
cru flour ] ever used.
MRS. J.. HowARD.
order A ale la hour from your grocer.
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For information how 10 travel cheaply. quickly
and comfortably Co the last South and WosL
address. A .. tutt fctg g.. L. A A.. A. A. &
~ l. ~. Minneapolis. MINI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

new 10, OF sterling silver combinations
suitable Tor wedding PRESENTS. just opsast
AZ the Helena Jewslty Co.
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spsoiA, Car. the Uaivsrsty.

For entertainments OF tune nails can be .
ranged for on reasonable terms by apply
ing at the Office of the Helena Rapid Transit
rail- Dad. l.. a L. building. 18th avenue.
Advertising spaces IN street cars for rent.
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'' No r. H., a. n Ill - i,,,...,, y 4 .
Howell aud Mrs Minnie f4rssll. 10th OF
Avon. Mont.
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WGIIIStGlIl' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-i65 Sixth Av.
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Unitarian publications sent free 60 all.
Apply 80 Mrs. Vim. G.. Bailey. Helens
Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Buy one Of The les Hive 25c purses best value
ever offered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

There will be a meeting OF the order
Tuesday evening. Msy /. At Edwards hall.
Park avenue. az eight O'Clock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

The black mohair boing worn extensively
Tor IAiioa Fkiria. -md mo- place IN tho city can
show tho ssro,tmont nov displaJoi 81 The lee
Hive
Go O. r. Louis va Albert LA" Route
hnrle.t and hnlL ONLY dlnlng cA route.
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HELENA IN BRIEF
CAPITAL civ Mualo Co.. slg Nialh ave.


Jackson Music Co. Montana Club build
ing. Pianos organs, musical merchandise
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The newest thing In clock, white and
black enamel and git trimmings. also
decorated porcelain GASES We have q new
and full line and prices are away down. A.
the Helena Jewelrr Go.
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IrI,

BARBOUR ~ Helena. April So. IspL Hervey
iouisa. asei i've yenrs aud four months,
daughter Of dr. and Mrs ltervey Harbour
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Special bargains in combs. brushes aud sinai
wales a. he Bee live Bee adv.
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What we have to offer in our
New Quarters

Ladies untrimmed hats IN fancy
straw, chip and lace braid, 25c.
Flowers, wreaths and sprays. 25c
and SOC.
Ribbons, No. p, all silk. 25c yard.
No IL. 15o yard. No. @, ~ C I'd.
Silk velvet ST and $40, best
quality.
Elegant line o. Ladies' and Chill
dren trimmed hats, prices ST
up 10 S., the very finest.
Children's null hoods, 25c. SOC
and 75c, formerly sold Tor three
times the amount
Hamburg EdJings. per yard. &c.
&c. &c. &c, Sc, Zoe and upward
all less than halt price.
Laces, prices cut in half
Great bargain in Underwear
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Everything for the dairy. Read
the prices:
Wooden churns, 4 gallons. > 10
Stone churns, complete:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-01

Outing aann.la Al your own price this week a.
y he o. Hive.
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To call and sss a complete lins OF shinu
glassware. lamps silverwaro. ato.
Prices 10 salt every purss.
Best goods lowest prices.
r. J. EDwARDs. Park Avenue.
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20 ola Glory choroois poe
20 Virginia che cots Observation-Disclosures. Poe
- Vi Rinia Mascot oheToots ............ Pic
10 Multum IN Parvo stoRies ............. 25s
Upmsn Bouqusls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2bc
Z Iofmsn House Bouquets ............. 2ss
Alliance ReRalitas ................... e5c
Ksy West Perfection ........ ....... 80
3 Cigoiettes. --...- .....-......--.. Do
Z staoheibsrs's Raphael ................ 253
Z Flor lie nlaohelborR ........-...... 2ie
3 Agnes Booth Bouquet EHira. ......... esc
Q Key Yves, Perfection ............. a5o
Flor d. Urman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
CuUsn Is .ossou..................... 25o
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Acme Boss Bail Barrel Churn,
cork packed, made of seasoned
oak:
No. churns, 4 gallons. $3.25
No. ? churns, s gallons. -. 400
The morning call., 1894-06-15

tives of miners and operators from four
teen mines in the Auriel district held
meeting to effect settlement, but failed.
The miners demanded the old scale, 10
cents higher than the Columbus settle
ment, but the operators declined TO accede.
IRoNwooD, Mich. June 14.-The iron
miners OF the Gogebic Range have given
their ultimatum TO the operators. They
have submitted to the companies the rate
of wages at which they will work, and
state that should the demands be not
granted by Saturday, June 16. strike will
be iEaugurated which will close every
mine In the Gogebic district. The scale
calls for 50 per day for miners and 81 80
per day for trimmers and common labor
ers. Three thousand men are affected.
SCoTTDALE, Pa. June 14.-The delegate
convention of cokeworkers here to-day
was attended by seventy delegates. The
delegates were instructed TO continue the
strike, and passed unanimous resolution
to that effect.
BEACH CITY. Ohio, June 14-The
miners fred upon the pickets one mile be-
low this city this morning. The fire was
returned and thorough search made, but
no one was captured.
An attack was made ON Company A,
Fourteenth Regiment, stationed at the
second bridge below here. An attempt
was made TO destroy the railroad bridge.
but owing to the good picket duty of the
first platoon no damage was done.
GREENSBURG. Pa, June 14.-The pump
house at the Alyerton coal plant of Nc
Clure & Co. was blown up with dynamite
shortly after midnight. Strikers are held
respon Sible.