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Pr..,ss-t MN say. tse Ross we.'t rsss
the STRIKERS - Tea nnye.

4 AHNNNNNNA
the strikers " Tea DAYS.
ST. PAU. April 2e-Ths telegram from Chi
eago. saying that Grand Master Workman
Sovereign would call out the Knights Of Labor
along che Great Northern line. was shown to
| President Hill last evening. He said:
According to the statements OF American
Railway Union Representatives all the en-
| ployees In the operating department Of the
Great Northern are out on strike. n this is
strictly true the people now being called out
must be mythical men. The company has
nothing to fear from this new complication.
1t will proceed to operate its road with all Dos
sible speed The engineers and fremen will
graph operators have also been ordered back.
will have NO need Of the men who have volun-
tarily surrendered their places"
Great Northern discussed sovsreien's order.
they did not think the order would amount 70
much except to take out an occasional man
The mass meeting at Labor Hall this even.
Ing was attended by nearly 1000 men. most OF
Mayor Eustis OF Miuneapoiis appeared and
delivered an address urging the men to 40
neapoIis commercial bodies that the whole
question Of wages be placed in the hands OF
This proposition was discussed with bitter
ness BY the strikers, who rejected i pnsni.
would accept nothing but a Complete festora-
tion Of wages to the august schedules.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign Of the
Knights OF Labor confirmed the report that he
bad ordered all Knights OF LABOR on the Great
Northern system to quit their places. to aid
the American Hallway Union In winning its
Dispatches to the Great Northern general Of
foes this evening say that the engineers and
this afternoon reported to their superintend-
ents at those points that they were already for
duty on any and all trains to which theyimiRht
It was learned also that all brakemen on the
three branches oentring at Crookstown have
ennounced their willingness to go to work on
MINNE.PoI April 2a-J. r. Sovereign, Gen
eral Master Workman OF the Knights OF Labor.
this AFTERNOON. In which he said that broad
platform Of mutual help and cooperation has
American Railway Onion.
.Theopinion Of the General Executive Board
OF the Knights Of Labor" he said IL that We
enforce any just claim. and we have the as
surance OF the officers OF the American Rail-
way Union that they VIII help Us 70 right any
The American hallway Union marks q new
epoch In railroad employees organization. 1t
the selfish m olives OF one class OF labor. Il ac-
principles OF the Knights Of Labor. Its general
Swiss republic. '0ne for all. and ali for one
The man who receives the high wages Is COM
served By promoting those OF the man who
psnies 4. B. D. and @. Third Regiment.
son, left St Paul this m orning over the Great
Northern for Grand Forks. There were POI
The Officers said their orders only required
them to assist the United States Marshal. and
they did not expect to protect trains. The
yardm aster was compelled to perform this
work to enable the train to leave the yards.
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Lasksr Aad stsiai. will Play 40 Asstrssl
sEI-.-un.rrn.z

MONTREAL. April 2a-LAsksr and Steinitz
will not arrive here until tomorrow. and will
commence the anal games Of their contest on
Tuesday.
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traits are used with excellent effect-witness the
charming Golden Flower Calendar" and the
smaller ones dressed In forget-me- nots and roses
and bearing the reverse the ever-useful informa
ton about rates Of postage, lega! holidays. Church
days. etc. An amusing and handsomely arranged
one Is the Every Dog Has His Day" calendar The
different dogs are admirably drawn and coored The
Prang Christmas cards dainty In design. and
1or those who like something larger there ars COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
WILLIAM wATsON'S NEW VOLUME.
ODEs AND OTHER POEMS.
FAIRY TALE IN VERSE.
BY THE AUTHOR OF IRISH TDYLLs."

nv lane BARLOW Illustrated by LAURENCE HoCs-
MAN i6no cloth gilt gilt edges, $50.