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WABASH, H., July s.-The anticipated
Improvement In the railroad situation did
not materialire today. and the blockade is
almost complete on tho Michigan division
of the Big -Four. The strikers are still
united and confident. and their warning
10 the Brotherhood of Engineers at this
point has caused the latter 10 waver in
their support of the company. Two trains
on this line. both very late. came in last
night and were held here by strikers. in
GLIDING the firemen. The Federal injnnc-
tions are ignored by the strikers. bur there
have been no arrests. The Benton Harbor
passenger train went north this morning
On the Wabash traffic Is paraiyzed. But
one passenger train has been run on the
main line in twenty-four hours, and no
stops are made at division points.
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Notice of sherirs Sale.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LIZ III 80
Il OF " asnlngton Tor this county o, 49, -, ~
Roswell Skeei, Plaintiff, ". nestss essrpots
tue seattle Co~cpsratiVe soeiSs5s
ton, defendants. No. H,IA -. 81
Under and b. virtue Of IA order q -. ssss.si
special execution issued out OF re s0s - 8 -
court, IN Inc above entitled sctioa 80 Lsa4 sVss
directed ard delivered, have aaisy ssf,,ssst
the following described real pfeps.s,s1a..
I5t1 seven aad eight, block ILL., lr.,,se Ksg
Mereef's second addition 20 Norm 0sas-
county, state OF Washington ,h.s az ~
Notice Il therefore hsreoy gwen Saas 81 2
day the 27ih day OF JAY, ls4. = - ar d -
O'cOck A. m OF said day. az TIE Ifosls =. "a K.ng
courthouse ia the city o. seaslls, ~ y, - SOP
county, viii sell Tia above desefsss, ssss -
erty al public auction ~ The nska sv sail
cash H. 1 ssa1
Dated this the 10Th Gay Of lanss -. -------
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Notice of Sherirs SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STAN
of Washington Tor the county Of xlas.
Joseph ;. Richards. plaintiff. VI q ]. frea.
The solicitors Loan Il Trust ComranY n
Phlade' phis, Pennsylvania. r. E Kebls.
son, A. +. Davis aud ii. c. Hnyyey. defend.
ants. No. 1907
Uader and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
special execution, issued out 81 the abors uasei
court, in the above entitled sctioa. and 10 me
directed aud delivered, have dur levied anon
the following described real property, situated
IN said King county, Wasainsiou, to-wlt
Lot fourteen n4l. block ni8e o., East PARK
addition to Seattle, King county, Washingsan
together with all and singular ne tRnsmen.s
here1itaments and sppurteaaaesz thefsunia h
longing, and that the said Aforementioned -
scribeu property be sold at public ane,lps saa
ject to the prior lien Of the deiendsas 1hs s.
iieitors Loan and Trust Company q! hls1asF
phia.
Notice is therefore hereby riven tz1tw NJ
day the leth day OF August, 1894 Eiaaass' =
10 o'clock 4. IN. OF said day. AZ tue NET taU 8
the courthouse. in the city OF ssasts 81
King county, / will sell the shove assaesA
property at public auction 70 The hixhssi ns.H
tor cash. j. II. NOoLEhfs fae1i4
Daeed this the Sd day Of July. 1884.
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IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF rvs 49,
OF Washington ior the county a 49, ~. slA1s
J. +. Mess. rlaintlff. vs. George R.s~s
Naomi ]. Briasoa. ais wife, de;ess s..sa =.
l7,oSs. u
Under and by virtue az an nr.aa- a. -,
special execution issued our of ira 49, = ~
court, IN tbs above esfiglel aefIao ~. st>s
directed and delivered. have tsulv Ia 80 =
the following deScr. bed real uro-srsw - =. a1N
IN said king county, WasAin ton. s''asas
Twenty Ge9 acres Of land Of ~ tae ~. q,
lot number one I'D OF section thirtv.s - 80
township tventy-three CD north AZ ,...s =
ca cast; and also twenty Saog seres 81 = g
of the east side OF the northwest a,,srsss 3 4
northeast quarter Of section thsrfv. g. a. Z =
township twenty-threo CD north AZ 49,. q
90 east. the said twenty taa9 seres az - ~
bounded on the west by a line drswn - -
with the east line OF the above saa.rvls.se- ~
scres; all OF said property Il asinnssa : 49, =.
King county, Washington. ~
Notice Is therefore herthy given. thss ). =.
day. tae 10Th day Of August ls9l a lie 49,. ~
o'clock q. m. OF said Car, At the frn5s 49, - Z
the courthouse, in the city OF Saatts : - ~ z
King county, viii sell the aboye -, ~
property at public auction 70 the hsshess 49,
tor cash. j. Il. WOaIFpv 49, -. -
Dated this the 81 DAY Of sulv. Isla -'sSs
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THE REGULARS IN SERVICE.
Vancouver Troops at Tacoma. Others
Moving From Townsend.

Vancouver Troops at Tacoma. Others
Moving From Townsend.
TACOMA, July accompanies A, B, ID
and L, Fourteenth infantry, u. s. A., ar
rived from Vancouver barracks at IL a. m.
under command Of Col. Thomas A. An
derson. The news quickly spread, and
soon a crowd OF several hundred strikers
gathered about the depot. Their faces
were dark. but little was said and no threats
were made. The troops have pitched their
camp IN the railroad yards at the
depot. which fairly bristies with
arms tonight. Beside the 208 regulars, $50
deputy marshals and dozen special po-
hcemen were on duty during the dav.
Beginning this evening. seven or eight
regulars will go out on every train leaving
Tacoma, returning with the train. Col.
Anderson expects TO be here month, and
that more troops will be sent from Van
couyer. Local trains on this division are
all running. A freight train started West
from Ellensbnrg today. Tomorrow a
freight will be sent East and another 10
Portland.
TACOMA, July S-Ispecial. Fifty more
regulars are expected here tomorrow from
Vancouver barracks with some small
pieces of artillery. From Tacoma soldiers
will be distributed along the line Of the
Northern Pacific.
PoRr TOWNSEND. July Accompany f,
Fourteenth infantry. u. S. A., Capt. MUIR
ply, left Port Townsend tonight for Ia
coma 70 do military duty on the Northern
Pacific rail- way.
WALLA WALLA. July s.-Troops A and
II. Fourth cavalry. Capts. Smith aud
Wilder Left here at III O'Clock this morn
ing for Spokane with twenty days rations.
equipped for field service. They went By
rail 10 Naliuia. marched from there TO
PAsco. distance OF ten miles, and there
took the Northern Pacific to Spokane.
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ALL SUPPORT LAW AND ORDER.
Strikers and Grand Army Men Alike
Declare Opposition TO Riots.


Declare Opposition to Riots.
TACOMA. July ESPECIAL. THE Amer
lean Railway Union executive commit
tee met during the afternoon but did
not transact any business Of import
ance. The order is simply awaiting de-
velopments, and directing arguments to
dissuade men from taking their places
Chairman Crehan, of the committee.
agreed this afternoon TO call the COM
mittee together and lay before II propo-
sition to adopt the Law and order portion
of the Chamber of Commerce resolutions.
He is also in favor of instructing those IN
sympathy with the strike to wear the red,
white and blue ribbon in addition 10 the
white ribbon. The latter expresses sym
patty with the strike and the red, white
and blue is designed to represent loyalty
to country. and support of law and order.
Custer Post last night adopted the fol-
lowing:
"we, the members of Custer Post, G. A.
r., $50 strong. who, from 1861 10 1865.
strove TO uphold the constitution and laws
of the United States, hereby renew our al
legence 20 the side of law and order, and
pledge ourselves TO assist in maintaining
the same peacefully if it can be. otherwise
If necessary"
The knights of Labor will hold meet.
ing tomorrow. at which it is proposed to
take action regarding the action of Master
Workman Sovereign in calling out the
members of the order to sustain the Amer
lean Railway Union strike.
Two hundred cut OF pa shingle mills in
Western Washington have shut down or
will immediately on account Of their ina
bilitv to get cars. Thirty mills or so on
the Great Northern line continue running.
having received thirty-four cars out of 200
asked for. Single dealers are receiving
an unusual number of orders for THIS time
of year, but must postpone all shipments.
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Notice. of Sherifrs Sale.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE sIAlk
Il of Washington for the county Of hnk
n. II. Thedinga, plaintiff, vs.. Herbert iaTpa'
gate, W. s. Halo aud Jacob fnFth. dashs
ants. No. 1903
Under and by virtue of an order Of sals 81
special execution, Issued out OF ne spesF
named court ia the ahoyc-entttled sfiiaa ~
20 me q directed aud delivered, have dnlf AFsa
upon the following described real psafssS
situated in said King county, Washlnssaa y
wit.
Lot numbered four 90 In block nurbe'si y
60 in the Walla NRlla addition 70 t5s eH
seattle King county, Washington. -
Notice Is therefore hereby given thai % III
day. the 81 day OF August, 1894. at tbs hssfe
O'Clock a. N. of said day. at the front doefe e
courthouse, ia the city of Seattle, la saiaAfs
county, l viii sail the above described pf@FN
at pubic auction To the highest bidder lor ~
J. II. MOoLERY. sisft
Dated this the Goth day OF June, ls9t
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Notice OF sherifrs Sale.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE sIlA
Il OF Washington Tor the county OF kaaz
O. A. Spencer. plaintiff. vs.. Nelson J. eaN
and Alberta w. Colwel, dsfendan1<
ls,ls7.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of ssisEs
special execution, issued out OF tue aboys -
court, ia the above entitled action, spt r y
directed aud delivered, have duly lsvsa a,ss
the following described real property, hiss's
in said King county. Washington. to-x1
Lot ten N0) in block thirty-two (52l 4 49, ~
ond addition TO the city OF Seattle ~ $50 y
Margaret and Mary A. Pontius, togeina - =.
the appurtenances belonging, situated y h''s
county. state of Washington. -
Notice is therefore hereby given thai sa.. y,
dsy. the 9th day Of July. 1894, at the hsI 3
10 o'clock .. N. of said day. az the iroak g. Z
the courthouse. Ia the city OF seattle, y y *
King county, wilt sell the above deseflass 800 ~
Tor cash. j. II. wOOLEkY. sasfiA
Dated this the 10Th day OF june. ls3A
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White House and received the necessary
instruction. TO prepare orders for further
concentration Of troops II il shall seem de-
slrabIe. At present the exact strength OF
the military force q: Gen. Miles disposal
Is rot known here. owing TO the absence
Of recent reports showing the number OF
men in each company. troop and battery,
hut steps have been taken to get this In
formation by telegraph, SO that the de-
partment can move advisedly on further
transferring Of troops
Nothing has yet been seen at the White
House of the message said 10 have been
addressed 70 the president last night by
Messrs. Debs and Sovereign.
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Notiea of sherins Sale.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF The sIA''
l. OF Washington for the county Of A1n@ =.
C. ". sheaie. receiver of the wasnlngseea =. =, a
tugs Bank. = corporation, plainfln y : 80. ~
s. Graf. }. VI. Graf, CathFine y. u.@s " ~
John klosterman. defendants No k.' -
Unler and ~ virtue OF al orser o. ~ 80
special execution, Issued out q ~. saa ~
named court. in the ADORE entitled srss ~. W..
10 ms directed and delivered, hasea - 90 n.
upon the following described real proRss.s.'s'
atea in said King county. Wash. town. 4 q
All OF blocks one, two. three ana iyal s4 80
aud q. with the exception OF i2is thI IL slll
i've and six q, 4. 8 aud 81, ia piocA ~ a.
Crafts Salmon BAY addition 70 bailala, : - ~
Notice = therefore hereby given tnas = =. VA
day the 10Th day OF Juy 1894. at tns -. 4 -
o'clock N. of said day, Gt the Itons - - KIs<
courthouse, in tho city Of seattle " M.sssssrV
county. wi n sell the above descfios1 .sss- "
at public auction TO tbs hixaess "a. gss,lk
cash. j. ii. NOOLEhl.
Dated this the 18th dag Of Jane, iosA
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SFoKAss. laiy 9-The delayed train on
the Northern Pacific. which left here last
night, returned at q O'Clock this morning
with four companies OF the Fourth infsn-
try from Fort sherman. one section
went east 70 HOPE today, bearing two
companies. and the other viii Go AZ
5 o'clock IN tae morning with the remain
ing two companies. The tram to arrive
tonight from the west with the Nation Nd
Quart from the eneampmsnt az Olvnsr a
will start back Immediately with prison
srs arrested here Tor participating IN the
riots At the Northern Pacific depot Thars-
"A
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Notice of Sherifrs Sals.

tn THE SUPERIOR COURT or THr So,
a OF Washington for the County Of Kine -
The Guarantee Lean & Trust Corapany. 49,.
VS. Si.as smith aud Hattie G Sgnifh 49,
ants. No. iS.Sl2 -
Under ana by yirtne OF an order al AL. =,
special execution, issued out of ~ II.
named court. in the above entitled se.'as ~ =.
10 me directed and delivered. / hsx~ - =.
levied upon the following described ~, -
erty, situated in said King county, WuAF
wit:
The northwest quarter OF the soaehsa~s =.
ter and the south one-half of the southe~<sss ~
ter and the southeast quarter OF tbs snsa.<
quarter Of section tweaty-eight. also Il. -
southeast quarter o. section twenty -oax =
an undivided cne-fourth interest In la =,
hall of the northwest quarter and r. -
vest quarter OF the northeast auartsr n sesss
twenty-seven Cd, all OF the above propsr.s !
ing ia township twenty t10l north a fanss !,
t6l east of Willamette meridian.
Notice Is therefore hereby given, thst a II
day, the 20th day of July, 1894, az The hors 4 4
o'clock a. m OF said Cay. at the front - 4
the courthouse, in the city o. seattls, 4 81
King county. will sell the above aessrss
property al public auction to the highest bl3ss.
for cash. j. III. WO0tERY khs<sR
Dated this the 18th dag OF June. lsst
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Chlcngo Tribuns

JhlcEyo ITlbune.
Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. isn't con-
gress Democratic by big majorityG
Mr.. Winterbottom-Yes
"And was il Democratic votes that put
the tariff on sugar."
at vas. What 81 it,"
1T will make sugar higher, won't it,"
Yes, a little"
Then Democracy Is going % make our
living more expensive, isn't itT"
"See here, Mrs WlnterboEtom Pm
going to buy barrel Of sugar for the
kitchen before IL goes up. Then when it
does so up it Viii be worth more than l
paid for Il and we Will be just so much
better of on account of that tariff. Don't
yon seer You 20 uack TO the baby. What
does q woman know about politics, any
way 7N
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NOTICE rs hereby GIVEN 81 ~, Is "a -
y dersigned exec as0rs Of The ias. s.ssd. sotas
lament OF Charles L. sansrofsy. hssirr csars'
sssatIf - ~ a., dea sesases 70 Prsssa. tss 40 -
the neces sary vouchers within ols ~ s.essoss =
the date 0l this notice, q $50 MeAlhssas
the place Of business Of said 1919 as ss,ses ~
on Columbia sfrests eetwsea "a eeatsse. 49,, =
s.snaty' Hashinelssl. thai oetng W. "a ssss~5A
the traasactlon 81 tie business, q s0gx,
ca6aLEs plsl1,s. ,asas 4
Executors a. shs Ia&t s.la -
Charles e. sugsfngsy. dc. sss-
Dated a. seattle. June II iS'A
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cIScIxSArr, July s.-Agents of Debs at
tempted simultaneous movements today
at the functions between the Ohio river
and lake points The information tonight
from Hammond, Ind, Springfield. Column
bus, Delaware, Lima and Creston is that
the plan failed South of the river the
strike failed. The local roads are doing
better every day. A parade ana mass
meeting OF strikers at Music hall tomorrow
In awaited with some apprehension.
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Uncle sam vas IN the dog business
briefly this week. The government had
possessed a wandering yellow eur for
nearly two weeks. The dog was sold at
auction IN New York on Monday for 50
cents When the steamship Elbs last
sailed from Eogland she brought along The
yellow dog. little fellow with more ears
Sad tail than anything else. He had
boarded the ship without the knowledge
o. the crew. Alter the Esbe had puk 10 sea
the Goggie became 50 diSagresable that no
one would adopt him. Arrived a. New
ork Uncle sara had TO seize him because
no one had paid the duty. The yellow
deg vas boarded bY the government for
ten DAYS before The sale. The bidding be-
gan with 1 cent aud closed AZ 50 cents.
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Movement. of rroop. I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE. July s.-The railroad situa-
ton is unchanged. The strikers did not
even hold a meeting today. Four COM
panies of the Sixteenth infantry received
orders 10 move last night and left for
Ogden this morning. Two companies of the
same regiment left here at 7o'clock to-
night for Grand Junction, COL, where
strikers are reported to be destroying rail-
road property.
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rh.y won.t strls. I'm pean.yiv.si..

WTIKEsBARKK. Pa. July She attempt
to form branches OF the American Rail-
way Union among the railway employees
OF this section has failed. A COMMITTEES Of
agitstors from Chicago have been working
among the men for several days past. but
left for Buffalo today thoroughly dis
gasted. The railroad men have not yet
recovered from the effects of the Lehigh
Valley strike OF last year, and are not en-
thusIastic over the prospects Of going out
again
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Conductor. Resoiv. Not TO strike.

PORTLAND. July S-Mount Hood Diyi-
sion. No. 81, Order of Railway Conductors.
10 strong, today unanimously adopted
the following resolution:
THAT We will strictly adhere e. our con-
tracts entered into with the Southern,
Union and Northern Pacific rail ways, and
stand ready AT all times to perform our
duties as conductors"
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Toledo 90 BE rlsa In.

ToIxno. July "A general strike has
heen ordered on all the roads. The Ohio
Central men y Ill 80 out az midnight, and
the Wheeling & Lake Erie will hs tied az
at the same time The effect Of the strike
viii not noticeable until morning.
new lodge Of the American Railway
Union Was organised here last night a.
tae result II efforts set on foot hy Prssi-
dent nohs. The Lake shore engineers
and uremen ere still making efforts 70
compel the reinstatement Of the men dis
charged daring the Am Arssog slrlke.
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Annth.r 60, ~. 1nr.,nr.

CHICAGO. laiy o Early this morning
the police bad another encounter With
rioters. The trouble occurred a.
Fos teth street KHd Emerald axenae.
A packing house 0rm attempted 70
move some dressed beef The strikers
discovered tais, and determined 20 in.
tsmidafe TIE tcAnsseFs. The police we're
called and the crowd resisted The sollee
thea aTea velley over the hesas 81 ths
strikers. whieh caused ihem q tisps-se.
81 OF theEs sers arrested. charged xah
stas
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Thirty-nine new cases of cholera and
thirteen deaths were reported at st. Peters
burg Sunday. Five new cases were re-
ported at Doblen, in CORTLAND.
Mahdists attacked fortified position at
Mundu. on the Upper Nile, March Is. The
kongo state troops completely defeated
the enemy. Capts. Bonlo and Sigot, of the
kongo state forces, were killed.
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THE GENERAL STRIKE.
Union Leaders I'm Conference-Arrivai
OF John Mcbride.

CHICAGO. July GA mass meeting OF
representatives OF all the trade unions in
the city has been In session all night to
consider the question of going on strike
In sympathy with the Pullman boycott.
The feeling lie very strong In favor of a
strike unless the Pullman Company will
agree TO arbitrate.
At3a. m. the meeting was still in sss-
sion, with slight prospect of adjournment
before daylight
John Mcbride, president OF the Miners
National Union. arrived in the city this
evening and IL comforting with the leaders
of the strike.
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sridr. Burned at Sc. Paul.

eourH ST. PAUL, July Sat 2 o'clock
this morning the Chicago & Great West
ern bridge between here and ST. Paul was
burned All stock yards traffic on the
road will be stopped for the present. The
fire was incendiary. and the police are con-
fident they know the perpetrators. They
expect TO arrest them before night. Every
thing Is quiet among the American Rail-
way Union here
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CHICAGO, July 9.--The General Mana
gers Association has issued the following
bulletin: "a Panhandle wrecking train
bearing twenty deputy marshais was
stoned by mob at Twenty-second street
and the deputies arrested two men. The
mob still threw stones and fired on the
marshals, who returned the fire, killing
one man and wounding several others.
Five cars and the oil house. a. Twenty
second street were burned.
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strikers RETURNING A, pe,,o,,.

DErRorr, July s-After five hours ses-
sion tonight the Brotherhood of Train
men decided to return TO work on the
Michigan Central. A meeting of the
Switchmen's Aid Association is still in
session. but it is almost certain they will
take similar action.
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A strike Ordered ., Galveston.

GALVESTON, July s-The members of
the American Railway Union nave re-
ceived instructions to strike at IL noon to-
morrow unless the Santa Fe accedes to
their demand to increase their wages
The Santa Fe refused, and strike is now
on. The engineers and firemeE have de-
elined TO join the strike.
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Rioting at Danvlile, III.

DAsvILLE, ILL.,. July Six empty box
cars owned by the Big Four and Chicago
& Eastern Illinois roads were burned here
this evening Early in the day a mob
seized Wabash engine and refused to
disperse at the sheriff's command. A
company OF militia charged the mob,
several persons being badly hurt by
baYoneta
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NEW DEMANDS OF sTEIKEKs.
II Enfores Settlement of Wage DIS
pusss ON the Railroads.

patsa on the 8sahfoa"F'
CHICAGO. July s.--The Herald says: The
recent strike Of the railway employees IN
Chicago and throughout the entire coun-
try is not TO be confined to settlement
of the strike Of the employees
of the Pullman Palace Company.
II IN the intention of tho American
Railway Union 10 force settlement tot the
wage question on all the roads on which
they are employed before agreeing to make
fnsl settlement of the strike. President
Debs dictated telegram about as follows
TO the chairman OF every local strike
committee In the country. Shall We
push the fight for higher wages along
with the Pullman boycott Get vote OF
your union on this question and answer
Immediately" These kilograms were sent
out on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
of the tirst week Of the strike. Answers
came In rapidly, most of the answers
being strongly in the affirmative.