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Venta de mueb2es q pianos.
Gale drl Sol, psbell6a de saa sebsstiaa. 3 2

De admirable 9x.to. LIS "Enalsi6u C1e7-
tsda Rsbelr', cue sxnsHde sa tojss ls
boiiesH rcredtajas, &c u vsrda5ero aizleat0,
slemas de r~usir grsNdea coadicioaea tsraps9tl.
ess peas Hemazas los sRfermos que "a
lis h.ceR uso, Ateadiesdo propia conYe
nj ncia, rapArsa Eus flerzAs ssgordsa rapida
ments f6lsss el eHfsrmo al coneS zar 81 uso
dstsf mesa .EmHlsi6a", y, los roses dies,
yualv pes rss. Ls prussia es dsgisiva
A IS centavos dOcena oo@nrsr ss dssfan bol
telas de cognac vacias. En- el RIOS DE ORC, plaza
de Alfonso XII informaran.
AZmacen de M1sica y Li6rexfa
DE oLIdPIo oTERo, PoNCE-P.-R.
ZavaZza -'F Austo p FantstiA. .........S 0-75
Gdnpos Eu tus hravos "-Hs1urka. S 0 SO
Tasna. 'Elvs = mi vida." ."-DsnEa. ....$ .O-30
Fumsg gs -"Tarastsls. "-.......:. .....S 0-40
Sc ALOUILAN
Los altrs de Is casa Sdnero Is, Gale de
O'DoneIl. IBfoTmarEH, Sol so. Ga
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sslamitosOr temps para ls prsnSa indepssdie~.
- Nue'tr- DIR etov eftirna eR sltfsimo 0rsdo
tal pruehss De amiatsd frsres de alisStn, por-
lie justifssa que NO satsmos los en- los mo
nentos De nynebe
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e7@ La intarssants ohra Eli HERMoso so11e
MAO del ceIshrs novelista frances Mr. jules Glare
tie, que venimos publicsndc como follstin se hs-
liz de veRta en- IL libreda de B. r. Saaiurjo vi.
dal, $i,25 81 ejamplaS qua coasta de dos to.
moa-(Pl.
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ease este 7. l. !. s''1Ts5ts Trs.oT TF'1ss. nee
slE@M taIezz 81 cusnta cor IN xuevo gurtido
d. alpacss de difereateu enlersE SApsalo, pues.
as = aeeasitsa saaos oarstos bopitoa propios
1e9a s sstsci6nA (p
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Interesante q los enfsrmos.


Procedente de "a Habanay pueblos mas importan-
tes ha llegado la Capital ell DOCTOR JULI, avisa
numerosa clientela al InblicOen general que ha
montado su gabnete con todos los alelantos que
quere su facultad Consultas gratis desde las de "a
mahana hasta las 3 de Ia tarde.-Cale del Sol a A.
81
La sanHi6R uRiverSsl que Sc ha otorgsdo por
cusRtoz han teniio ocasj6H s,pvobsrls haca de
Is "Looi6a Antihsrpstica del Doctor MoRtss",
m producto infsIibls y covoci lfsimo an todss
psrtss, para Ii curaci6a radical de los hsrpeE u
caspa las rn,nchas del CUTS para todaE las
fecciones de 8 piel Su exquisite perfume la
hsca sdemss ma exec ents agus de toeador.
PfdFgs en- i Fsrmacia del sehsr GuillermetY.
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Sc encueptra ~ FERNS de s'gun cuidsdo
Caamo, il Refors D. Amslia Gpzslez viuds
Riv r., rnadrs de- nuesteo exce'evte an igo dol
Rarairo Rivera. one hsbita an Aihonito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-08

Ea insoportahla 81 nasl oler que deapids 81
aleantarillado de lsE eaqusas, poy la esAtidad dc
aeuau aucisu que contieHeR. Muchss alcsrtarillsa
Eiryea de dfp6aito { las pulpe'fas fondas qus
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Ayer iTgresaroa en- 9 preIidio provincisl de
eSts pszs, pTocs1eatsE ds fsc.rcsl de Arecibo
Pedro AlcaHtara Nsrhsez Eduardo Obero
Victorio Comes Perez, IL Ia a Ponce, FerDfa
do Ortiz y JuaR Mstos g iado
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En- CaYey 81 proyectsa s'gusss re 'ormsp en-
tire slla', 81 arr gtn d. Ia prscip.l & estilc
de u de Guayamsl; Ia ptsza del m svcado Ter
onssr1cei6RJ 81 'Acusductop (ea eatudio) Il
ux El6ctricA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-08

70 eveueptrAp stuaaAs a. parten donde hav -,
a'cartsviAaao, " III a~roisR les sguas gun
wees so@von idAsL nrosadaatsn II 1os frsQae o.
lmniez 9n osefss lseimiss tas Snhr4 e pc
t'eu'n llsnsnacs Il ateHei6n de aueatra sutor
dR local.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-08

Desde aaochs les cue lego Rueutro di
rector esta Catisal, hastA hoy & medic dis, b.
taaido Il satisfAsci6R de oir m de doscisntAa
personas hcerle espo1 taasos y vsliososos efreci.
miesto para cuaato Ee le puedA ocurrir en- estes
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Ia los diAH

Ea los diaI IA l5 del corriepte les 5 de
la tarde, Ee eoHatituirk IN 81 local deEtiRado 4
Bibliotsca de sGts Aud en~ia, 81 Tribunal de ex6
manaa para los asnirsntes procu adores.
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Sc eRcusntran vscsntsa las Cksefras CORES
pondieSteu al Ter. aHo do Fiosoffs = LetraT
CieEciss Kedicins; 81 / % de Dsecho , q
loH2o de lA nrofssi6n d !. Parteraa.
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Ha fallscido on TorreIavegA, (SantaEde,)
81 de- passdo, l. AanorA dobA JoSsfa Mssones
ie Rufiu. amantf'irnA hermsna da Auestro eati-
nado amigo don Francisco Msaones. veciRo de
Arecibc, al que enviamos nusstro ueztido peaame
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De "El Imparcis" de Mayaghaz "Llama-
mos u atsxci6p del rdblieo, por 10 aus mes tar.
de rueda ourrir Eohve uzos pssos msi seaag, Il
psysosr fsls,s psea 81 aguila J 81 sol, que es to.
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LA ADJUNTENAp

Empresa de eoches con servicio en-
tre Ponce y Adjuntas y viceversa.
Fsta empresa one cuenta con bue-
mas Parejas : cocheros e-tendidos, dis
pondra la salida de IN coche diario
siempre que Sc reunan tres pasajeros.
Tambien aetara coches precios con
vencionales, cuando ell servicio sea de
dla. Agentes: en- P once, Sres Fernan
DEFY c.; en- Adjuntas, su dueno Lorenzo
Escandon. Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-08

Hare 4 8 S din q M sto director mo resiSs e
Aiboaito ell aprecisble disria Lrs Not;c;as On
antes ae le anvisbE cor toda puutualiiad.
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Aver sali6 de eata Capital Ia Oomisi6a de
Obras pdblicas que ha de recibir 81 trozo de Il
via del ferrosArril comprsndido entrs Hstillo }
0&muv
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@ It % II PeEfasu Ros hacaN atha~ que
81 Excmo sehor den Pablo y 9sTri ha ndo hoB
Tado por el Gosierno 8. M cor ell Rombrs
mieRto de Co-ossl de YolnStsrios. Sinceramer
ta le falicitamaE
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TABA 90 SUPERIOR DEL PALS

Lo datslla aos Jose Feru Sadex Villamil ea
LA ASTURIANA Gallo del Comercio dmero
81. Rio-niedraa l5-l3
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De Liverrool esca'a tom6 puerto en- ests
siudad hoy 81 yapoz eHpanol .Btnita" con cargs
para rios
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Nuestro director estima el afsctuoso aaIudo
que por medic de Atenta taIjsts SO hA aervidc
dacefae au distiBguids amigo el senior don Ep,i-
lue Alvarea Perez director de nLsa NokiciAan
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Dorde meior 70 come en- Puerto Rico az q,
81 restaurant La Catalans. Ssn Fras cisco 66.
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7roncoso Hermanos q Comp. S. en- &

t sac" de vensa en eats Cspital a tan aolicitsd
pssss para sopas marca Casals Besosa sea
EL FENIX de III IL lihras netss oads cal
90 g
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PerdIeea en- EsenbeehR

Tor5og sysdos salehiehsg, Sslchiehoaes.
Mortsdella de Bologpe ih6aidsd ds coaSsrvas;
Csrvezas, Yinos Licorau daos, Sc seahan ID
recibir sn Ia MaEita, San Jose R6msro I2.-SU-
OEsoREs DE DoRADo 7 Ca
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Papel para cigarrs5los marca
La HIJA DEL TORO.

Lao vspden 4 precios redncidos sua 6nicol
sgeRtss FONT Y VIDAL 1914
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Reecnsedsrros IS psrsapfs dc bueu gus
to pslsdsr ae .sdc, pruebsn todas las marcsH
De vipo M e. importan cts Isls, 80 podTEH
porvsaee De ous 81 Viuo Riojspo de AleE6n,"
gre irnportsp r. Fol HsrnsHc, ss sl que su-
psrs en gusto eslidsd to 'os los aemkE. De-
p6sito mars = vsnts 81 per msyor y meEor, TAn-
cs, Edslsro g.
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~ Cerecedo HsrmAnos Companfs com.
prsn toda clase de monedas ds cualquier fschs
que sean, aguiereadas, reaelladaa ain ressllsr
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Bstk - proba5o por 4 eiaacla me5ioF, qua
IS coaven;eRta prs dsspuss do todAs lss coral
ds-, rner husn win ruro Dc ave, psrs eiitar
= age.t6a J corab,tir il =. fmi psro. psya
obtszez ~ rosultsd, sst;Efalt rio 81 pr CLIO que
q vino que sa eliia sea de cozdi 'ioHes e1ee'ertas
co Q Il d. u nsrca u grcno ae Is f>mosas
bo5e9es d 'pgacsE que vssdea e. 81 scredi-
t 40 sats blacimie t., os s.horss Sobrino de
LuiSa y Comaaffs. p 7bailos J cs convereersis.
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LoTnR4 .N.ACTON.AL DE MADRLD

Hay constantemepte para todos los sortecs
sR ls psluquaria LaurGk Bat, de doa Peiro Ur
bistondo, Ssa Francisco AZ. Sc envisr6s csrki.
fcadoa Il sla quieHes los Eolcitea. on
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LUZ D1AIWlANl73
DE NUEVA YORK.

ER caian de 10 galoaas comp 'etos. Dets
lA prscios limitAdos-Aauro p. Marceau 45-7
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RON SUPERIoR en- bocoyes

aAU9IAR ceatraI De a.
AZUgAR ceptrsl de q
AZU0AR captral de ga
MO9CABADO selscto.
Varde preciop i{mitsdos
45-7 AURO p MARCIA U
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-08

81 metor a< to6ss eH eslt6aa
greefo. El RIoJANo 81 TRIc1,

Pfecto. Fl RIoJANO DE TRIcIo
Sc detalla Capital, Cristo Is; don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 80 en- las tiendas de los Sehores AY
LION v F. ZAMORANO en- Puerta de Terra y F.
ZAMORANO p Linea. Los certiAcados de origen '
anasis de tan excelente cado estan disposition del
que guste verloa. DiciembEs1,'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31

are at discount these times, but If we
follows cranks much longer, the result
will be 80 disastrous as to create fin
ally very active demand and bring
about a most urgent call for those who
during all these times have kept the
faith and constantly warned those who
cared TO listen to the judgment to
come. Frown down then every charl-
atan politician. every long-haired, wild
eyed social philosopher, whether he be
a governor or grave-digger, silver
mine owner or tramp, and advise
those who are willing to listen to you
to work, save, and keep sober. Tell
them to depend upon the sweat Of
their faces and the labor Of their
hands, and not to put their trust In
politicians or depend upon the bounty
of the federal government, or the soup
kitchen charity of the municipality.
Our country, with all its magnificent
resources, is still here, our people have
not lost their skill, and we can be as
prosperous and happy as ever II we
demand equal laws and sound curren-
cy from the government, and then
work out our own salvation. Yours
respectfully.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
800 Reward. 800.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In Its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list
of Testimonials. Address,
+. J. CnENY q Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
KELLY AT ST. LOUIS.
Welcomed by Local Labor Unions and q
Large Crowd.

Welcomed by Local Labor Unions and a
Large Crowd.
ST, Louis May 29.-kelly's army, LOO
strong, arrived in st. Louis from Alton,
Ills. The commonwealers' fleet came to
anchor off Ferry street, near the city
waterworks and then the men went
ashore, where they will spend their time
in camp until the march, or rather the
sail, to Washington is again taken up.
They were welcomed by the local labor
unions and big crowd of people. A good
supper provided by the trades and labor
unions of the city, awaited the army on its
arrival.
The army during it's sojourn in st.
Louis will have no reason to complain Of
lack of food. Aside from the prepare
tions which the various labor organiza-
tons have made, Nat Sebastian, u saloon
keeper, has made liberal provision for
their subsistence. When his announcement
to that effect, printed in morning paper
here reached the commonwealers at Alton
they telegraphed that an immediate start
for this city would be made. Sebastian
has provided twelve head Of cattle, twelve
sheep, wagonload of vegetables and 200
loaves of bread. He will entertain Gen
eral" Kelly and the two women of tho
party at his home
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
SENATOR'S ARE ExoNeRATED.
Tho Investigating Committce Finds Them
Mclcss--E Edwards Case,


WASHINGTON, May B--rhe senate In
vestigating committee has reported on
the Hunton-Kyle bribery case. Tho re-
port In brief holds them entirely blame
less, after stating that tho facts rs here
tofore printed are proven, and adds
that there il no evidence TO show that
Buttz represented any person or syndicate
who desired to bribe senators, or had the
money to do So
Judge Dittenhmfer, counsel for Cores
pondent Edwards, appeared before tho in
vestiRation committee and announced
that he had advised his client not to give
the committee the names of persons from
whom he received certain information
bearing upon tho subject under investiga-
ton. He quoted tho supreme court de-
cisons in the kilbourne and Counsclman
cases In support Of his position.
The committee overruled Judge Often
hnfers objections and again called Ed
wards In, repeated Its demand that he give
the names requested IN the first instance,
aud received his final decision not to COM
ply with the demand. He was then eX-
cused and the committee again went into
secret session, No decision ~ to a future
course of action was reached.
Senator Gallery and eNCongressman Lee
fevre, of Louisville, were before the COM
mittee later in the day and absolutely dc.
MED the story of their participation in tho
alleged conferences with the sugar trust
people.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
THINK THE TROUBLE is OVER,
hut Prepare for IN Increased Police Force
All tho Same.


CENTRALIA, Ills, May 9.-The four
companies of state troops that have been
quartered here since the destruction OF the
big Four mine by Duquoin strikers have
left the city for their respective homes.
The bailitls have all been released from
duty, the last of the prisoners bailed out
by friends, aad everything Indicates that
the troubles here arc ended. The Big
-Four mine is repairing the wrecked prop
erty and the operators have given notice
that they will resume work in few days
and give employment to all their men
who want work.
The city council met in special session
and offered the operators protection from
outside interference at any time called
on and will swear twenty-five extra po-
lice for that purpose ut once, the number
TO be increased If necessary. Pittsnger
and Davis, owners Of the mine, agree to
meet all the expense of the extra police
here. Vice President Harrahan. Of the
Illinois Central railway, was in the city
and held private conference with Sheriff
Helm. 1t is understood here that the
Illinois Central is arranging To ship coal
over its line from the south to Chicago
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
THE SITUATION AT MINONk.
Looks Like the Trouble Is Ovcr-Deputies
Help the Miners.

MlNoEK, Ills, May 80.-The coal strike
Mt this place so far as any active demon-
tration IL concerned is thought to be prac-
tically over. All the militia is now gone
and Sheriff Tool has discharged nearly all
of his deputies. Your correspondent was
at Wenona and found everything there
quiet, though it was reported that men
were gathering Mt their usual meeting
place. A later report says this was
erroneous. So far rs this part of the
country IL concerned it is thought that
the active work in the strike is over,
though no surprise would be felt should
there be another outbreak.
A new wrinkle was sprung in the mining
situation here. At n meeting of the dep
uty sheriifs 1t was voted to give a part of
their pay to the needy miners and their
families, n number of them being In desti-
tute circumstances. 1t was also voted to
stand guard should occasion require, If the
men would go to work, and furnish them
ample protection. A committee was up
pointed to learn the decision of the miners.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
STOPPED A PASSENGER TRAIN.
Latest Proceedings of the striking Miners
ut Brazil, Ind.

ut Brazil, Ind.
BRAZIL, May 30. The mining situation
here is becoming very serious, and an out
break of violence IL imminent. The min
ers at Clinton, Rosedale and other points
north of here are defiant and claim that
they are prepared for any impending
trouble An effort will be made by the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois and the Big
Four railroad officials to secure the militia
to aid them in getting possession Of sew
eral cars of coal which the miners have
side-tracked and are diligently guarding.
The miners wives, some OF whom are
large, muscular women, mid their hus-
bands. A crowd Of strikers stopped the
passenger train on the G. and II. |. north
of here and demanded that the conductor
let them ride free. Their wish was refused
and they held the train for over an hour,
when they were induced to let it move,
being assured that they were molesting
the United States mails
The 9. and H. l. has moved train Of
cars from Lyfoid which had been under
guard of miners for several days past.
Armed with fifty personal writs and u re-
strainng order from the United States
district court United States Marshal
Hawkins visited lyford on special train.
There was u large crowd of men awaiting
his arrival Marshal Hawkins read the
papers and served writs upon those whom
no knew. He then met II committee Of
the men and they agreed without dis
senting voice to leave the coal move. An
hour or two later the coal which had been
side.tracked for many days was started
north for Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
sHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION.

STATE OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court for
- Iowa County,
Ole Afford, Plaintiff. against Richard Nc
Donald. Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out of the above named
court in the above entitled action to
me directed and delivered against the
property of the above named defendant
Richard Mcdonald, bearing date the Goth day
of April, A. ID. 1894, have levied upon, and
Saturday the 23d day of June, A. d, 1894,
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day at
the front door OF the court house, in the city
of Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wisconsin, will
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right title and interest
which the said defendant, Richard Mcdonald
had on the 22d day of December, A. ID. 1892,
or has since acquii ID in the following des-
cribed real estate situated lying and being
in the counties of Iowa, and Lafayette,
state of Wisconsin, to-wit:
The swL OF the swL of section No.
seventeen ~ OF seq of section eighteen QS)
and seA of swA OF section eighteen lS) all of
OF said lands in township four az range five
t3) east, inlowa county, Wisconsin, and the
neA of ne4 Of section No. nineteen Q9)town-
ship No. four az range five To- east in La
Fayette County, Wisconsin.
Dated Sheritf's Office Dodgeville, Iowa
county, Wisconsin, May I'd, A. d. 1894.
ANTON IMHOFF, Jr. Sheriff,
Iowa county, Wisconsin.
G. A. Marshall, Attorney for plaintiff.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
TERRoRlzED THE RESIDENTS.
Conduct of IL Mob of Strikers in Ohio-At-
tennis to- Seize n Trnin.

tempts to Seize IA Train.
SALINEvILLE, May 30.-When the $50
striking coal miners from here were driven
from n Cleveland and Pittsburg train by
the sheriff of jefferson county ut Wells
vile they marched to Clark's tank, mid
way between Yellow creek and this vii.
lage, terrorizing the residents en- route.
They went into camp there and when the
night express arrived the mob made u
rush and succeeded in all getting aboard
The railroad company, anticipating such
n move, had placed II large force of depu-
ties on the train at Wellsville, who sue
ceeded, after IL long struggle, and after
stopping the train seven times inside of a
mile, in driving all the strikers off who
refused to pay fare The mob then made
an unsuccessful attempt TO flag freight,
and finally they took up the march. arriv-
ing here. The action of the strikers is Sc
verely denounced by the better class of
citizens.
Sheriff Lodge, Of this county, Is ex-
pected here to Illustrate any further at
tempts at mob rule. The miners are now
talking of marching to New Lisbon to
drive out the Italians who have the places
of striking miners at that point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-05-31
NO FIGHT YET AT, CRIPPLE CREEK.
Strikers Continue to Enforce Reign of
Terror. However.

Strikers Continue to Enforce a Reign of
Terror, However.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 80. The
deputies and strikers are still keeping at
safe distance from each other. Both sides
are exerting every effort to increase their
numbers, the strikers using, in some in
stances, loaded Winchesters rs arguments.
The strikers become bolder and more in
solent every day. All the smaller towns
are completely subjected,
Vastly outnumbering the male popula-
ton, and being heavily armed, they have
confscated nearly all the firearms owned
by individuals. Conscious alike of their
own strength and the weakness of the in
habitants they conduct themselves in an
oyerbearing manner and exact conduct on
the part of the inhabitants that Is but lit
tie short of the most abject servility.
A party entered Mound City and at the
muzzles of Winchesters forced two union
men, who believe in the union but not in
carrying arms and using them in viola
ton of law, together with non-union
man, to go to Bull Hill. The general i'm
preston here is that this question can be
settled only by II terrible conflict and the
people anxiously await the end, whatever
it may be.
The strikers expect to be attacked from
three different points and have masse d
their forces at Bull Hill. Two principal
approaches have been undermined and
large quantities of dynamite placed so
that by means OF electricity the mines can
be exploded from the fort.