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CLITFomD our OF the WAY.
Tarai VIII Eide Rampo aud win Ride
Him to Win.

Tarai VIII Eide Hnmpo aud win Ride
Him to Win.
NEw foEK. June 2O.-Whilo Clifford
has not been formally declared out OF
tho suburban it may be considered rs
certain that he will not start in to.mor-
rowa raco. Tho horse Is slightly
touched In tho wind.
The malady does not amount to actual
"roarinG" but is OF that mild type
known aa "whistlinr." Such cases are
sometimes curabln. ct all events Clif-
ford will be cent to Saratoga to rccupe-
rate.
With Lamplightcr md Clifford out o!
the way, tho contest now secms to mar.
row down to Ramapo, Henry Of M.
varre, Sport and Sir Walter. Taral will
ride Ramapo, and tho promise is that
he will ride to win tho third of tho
great spring hdndicaps. Gnrriaon will
probably rido Sport.
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Sioux Cry, Iowa, June 20.-A terri.
bio storm of wind, rain and hail struck
this city at G q. IN, to-day. The roof OF
tho Illinois Central station was carried
over the union depot and dropped into
Third street. Tho Poavy & Stephens
wholesale furniture house waa uurooted
and tho Gettysburg cyclorama wrecked.
II is believed that immense damage was
done In tho surrounding country.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

An earthquake shock In Algeria
caused panic bu. did no damage,
Tho sealing schoonorssUnra was lost
and all bands aro drowned Oh tho
Pacific coast
A terrible wind storm swept ovor
Omaha yesterday and did much dam.
AGO, but no lives are reported lost
John Klump. a farmer OF Hudson,
nls., and bis wiic wero killed at Nor
NAL their wagon being struck by IN
Alton train.
Six thousand Lisbon bakers arc on
strike against q law requiring them to
dooosit a guarantee that they will sell
bread Of proper weight.
Colonel Benjamin Scvoll Emeritus,
nresident Of William and Mary College,
is dead. He was brother OF the vel!
known confederate general.
At the Republican state convention
in Vermont 6. \. Woodbury. was che
s,p as candidate for governor and L Il.
Mansur for lieutenant governor.
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WNuI8oroS. D. g., Juno 3O.-Thc
anti'optlou bill occupied tho attention
OF tho house all day aud an agreement
was made that debate ahould cluae at
aulournmGnt tomorrow, nEd voto be
taken on tho bill Friday morning aiInr
tho morning hour. Speeches wGro
made asuinst the bill by Representatives
Goldzior, Democrat. Ills.; Walker, Re.
publican. Mas. and liartcr, Democrat,
OHIO, while My. Richardson, Democrat,
Mich, spokn in favor OF 1t.
Tho speaker was still confined to his
room by, stckness, Mr.. Bailey perform.
ing tho duties OF speaker pro tom.
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ELKs GnANn LODGE.
Tho scooud Days sosSion-A Wheeling
nlnn iIUnOrOd.


SpectG' DtSp1'ch 10 ne h'su,ltHoer.
ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., Juno 9O.-Thc
second day OF the grand lodge session Of
tho d. 2. o. Elks convened to-day at
tho AcadCuy OF Music Oh tho board
walk. There wuro olghty.ouc lodges
represented by l0j delegates. rcprcsUnt-
Ing ll,5l7 uomborJ, moro than half Of
nll tho Elks In tho country. This Is tho
largest number Of lodges ever repre-
sentcd Ut q grand lodge meeting. John
a. Howard, Of Wheeling, was placed on
the committed on constitutional amend.
ment. and mpdo ono Of tho belt
speeches Of tho day, which commanded
tho attention Of the entire lodge and
was londly upplaudod. A. A. Franz
holm, Of Wheeling, arrived last night.
Tonight tho visiting nonibord arc en-
loying Themselves ut Il grand ball given
Tor thcm on tho pier.
Following 10 tho new board Of officers
choeGn to-day:
Grand exalted ruler, VIM. Z. Myers,
Philadclphia: grand secretary, George
IL loaWcT, BOStOHi gFANu CStcnmou
knight, George A. Roynoldo, Hartford I;
grand estOomod loyal knight, Lester
W. StGveus. Chicago; grand esteemed
lccturing knight. Larry ?. Chnec. Nor.
folk; grand csquirc. ". II. Wallace,
PittsburGh; grand tilcr, l. L. NowkirE,
Philadelphia; grand innor guard, NJ. J..
C0nOy, Newark.
Tho board of trustees declared that
the meeting at jamestown is illegal and
declared the trustees had not been
legally removed. 4 motion to establish
u suprcmO lodge with state grand lodges
was voted down.
Az tho afternoon session the com.
mittee on laws reported au endorse.
mcut Of tho opinions OF Dlessrs. Logan
and GriiIiths, regarding tho Illegal
character Of tho meeting at jamestown.
An adjournment was had until to-
morrow morning.
Four moro delegates arrived from
jamestown tonight, making l0j in all
that aro now horo from that faction
OF tho order.
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pRENDERGAsT,s CASE.
Tho Trial for Insanity Bccun-Tyyo jury
men Secured.

Tho Trial for Insanity RcGun-Two Jury
men Secured.
CmCAGo, June oo.-Assassin Prcndcr-
gas. was taken before tho criminal
court again to-day TO be tried for imam.
itv. Proceedings began boforo Judge
Payno with arguments on the question
Of the venire. The state, represented by
Attorney Morrison, esked n special
veDiro arguing that the trial was no.
strictly criminal. For tho defense the
argument was mado that tho regular
venire should bo exhausted before n
snecial ono was summoned.
The afternoon was spent in the OK
animation OF tho vonire, and when
court adjourned two jurors had been
secured and third had been accepted
by the state. bu. has not yot been ex-
amined by the defense. Tho search for
jurymen will be continued tomorrow.
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lIltchcll Not In tho Deni.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Juno Ex-senator
Mitchell, OF Oregon, who waa abacn.
from the city Inst week when tho soma.
tors were examined by tho soaatc sugar
trust Investigating committee went be.
lore tho committee to-day and madc re.
ply to tho committee questions con-
corning speculation in and ownership
Of sugar stock. Ho answered all tho
questions in the negative saying he had
not bought, sold or owned any OF the
a:ocl; and that no one connected with
his family, to his knowledge, had
done ao
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WAsHrNaroH, D. G., Juno 20.-It Is
generally beloved that there will DO
two, ii not three reports on certain feat
r.es OF tho sugar Investigation. sona-
tors Gray and Lindsay arc expected to
mite on one and Senators Davis and
Lodge on another. while tits uncertain
whether Senator Allen will Join with
tho Republican senators or put In On
independent report OF his own. AL
tho members will probably unite In
whatever may be said concerning specu-
llcion by senators.
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BANGOR, S. D., Juno 20.-A severe
cyclone struck northoast Of this place
this afternoon, bringing with it very
heavy rain which fell generally through
cut this section. The whi-lwind totally
demolished IA bouses, killing tho little
child OF John Samielt, and leaving the
remainder Of his family in u severely
injured and critical condition 4 man
named John Long was also killed.
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CHICAGO, June 20.-Thc \. r. U. con-
yension after long debate altered its
action regarding Tho conduct OF cleo.
tious. 1. decided aomc days since that
all officers shall be elected by tho vote
Of tho delegates. President Debs do.
ciared that he would not be candidate
Tor recollection unless tho officers we're
elected BY and arc subject to the board
Of directors. Tho matter was arranged
as he wished il. This practically aa-
eures the reelection Of Debs TO tho pres.
ldency.
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CINCINNATI, O., June 20.-The pattern
makers league at to.day's session adopt.
ed n resolution requesting nll members
Of this league, as we'll az other labor or.
ganiza.ions to kccp out OF tho state
militia or national guards, it being the
opinion OF the meeting that these
military organizations arc norely to pro-
tect the capitalists. and arc not bcneac.
ial in my way to the workingman.
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ESTEE NOMINATED


For Governor of Cnliforula-Thu Platform
Adopted u Strong Ono
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Juno 20.-Morrls
II. Estec, Of Napa, was nominated for
governor to-day by the state Republican
convention. Mono OF tho other candi.
datcg made n strong Ghowlng, though
there was somo opposition this morn
ing, Tho platform adopted cndoracs
tho national platform Of 1893 aud again
endorses tho Mckinley bill. Tho 70.
peal Of tho federal election law BY tho
Democratic Congress- isdenounced. Tho
Democratic Hawaiian policy is de-
nounced and thcWilaoh bill condemned
as a sectional attempt To tnIure tho pro.
duCers. Tho silver plank Is as iollowa.
"Wp favor FREQ aud unlimited coinage
OF silver ~ ratio OF lG to ! and tho
making oi silver as vol "a gold, legal
tcndc- IN payment all dch,s, both pub
lie and private and wo pledge our con-
gressional nominee to support the prin.
ciplcs in this resolution"
The Immigration plank Is swccping
1t demands tho enactment OF strict on
torccmGnt OF such laws as will absu-
lutely and etfectually prohibit the i'm
migration of all foreign labor, both
skilled aud unskillcd, into this country.
In the construction and management OF
the Nicaraguan Canal is demanded
and competent trans-continontalr rail.
road 10 San Francisco and completing
lYuns .hynt,vl,n,,t tl,a rIa Nil ,,la
lcuce and Hnarchistic outbreaks arc de-
nounCed and protection for life, liberty
and property Gro demanded. The en-.
fo-ccmcnt OF the Chinese exclusion act
and other legislation looking toward
the removal OF the Chinese from tho
country arc demanded.
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SULLIVAN, 1ND., Juno 20.-Brownlee
Bros. started the Farneworth mines to-
day with tho old mnn. Miners at Shell
burn are ready to resume as soon as the
recolyership OF tho Shclburn Coal Com
pany Is settled. All ditiOrcnces between
the miners and operators are ended.
The militia will probably bo recalled to.
night. at Brazil, 100 block mipers re-
turned to work.
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POPE'S ENCYCLICAL
Approved by tho Cardinals aud
Will Soon Bo Promulgated.
He APPEALS TO THE PROTESTANTS

To Nnturn TO tho Catholic Church
and Says They Have No Fixed Rulo
oi Faith Nor AuthoTity-Tho Froo
Masons Especially Condemned and
Dcnounccd for Their Activity in
Romc-CalIs Upon France to Shake
ORthc Masonic Ordor-Europe Only
Peaceful In Appcarancc
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LoUrsvrEL1 KT., Juno O.-Gouo.a'
Kelly and his industrials went into
camp at o'clock two miles below New
Albany, where they aro stopped BY the
police. Kelly says il his mon arc quar-.
aatined New Albany must feed them.
It is probable tha. arrangements will
be made to tow them to Madison, Ind.
fifty miles above,
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ROTTERDAM Juno 20.-Arrived: Dub.
blcdam, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN. juno 20.-Arrived: /:
Steamer Majestic, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 20.-Arrivcd: {:
Steamer Spree. from Now York.
New Yonx. juno 20.-Arrived, Havol,
from Bremen.
PnILAprLpnA, June 20-Arrivcd, In
diana, from Liverpool.
LIZARD, Juno 2l.-Passed, Fuorst Bis
marck, from New York.
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AWFUL BRUTALITY
Alleged Agninat Troops ind Mar
ahalo In Indian Torritory.
FAMILIES EVICTED FROM HOMES

Aud Women aud Children SaiG to
IGavc Boon Drutally Trratcd-Thc
Stories Of Oppression, Hardship and
Cruelty Told by Miners Who hrriyo
ut Fort Snlth-Ehrown Bodily from
Their Homes and Their Furniture
and Personal ELECTS Destroyed.
Expelled IN Driving Rain.
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ALMOST ENDED.
Tho Long Tcr!9 Struggle In tho
Senate Drawu TO q Cloao.
ONLY THE INCOME TAX PROVISION
And the Intornal Revonuo Clause
RomGtu to Bo Disposod OF.
M'EtNLEY administrative EC7

VIII Bc Allowed to Iirmain Law, ut
Least for tho Prosont-All tho Sem
ato Compromiso Amendments Go
Through by Strict Party Voto-A
Two Days Debate on tho Income
Tax Expected. und It May 0oyclopc
an Exciting Fight Botwccn tho
Democratic Eactions-Tho Senate
Amendments Mako 31any Modl!lca.
tioHs.
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WAsnISGroy, D. O., Juno o0.-Con,
trary to expectation tho grand jury ad.
iourned to-day until tomorrow without
presenting IN indictment ngains,
Messrs. Edwards, Shriver or Chapman,
the rccusant witnesses certified by tho
scnate sugar bribery investigating com.
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New YoRK, June 9o.-Anong the pas.
sengcrs on the White Star steamship
Teutonic today were number
Of delegates to tho British inter
colonial conference, to be held at
Ottawa noxt week. Among them were
tho Earl OF jersey, who represents
Grca. Britain; Hon. W. Forest, OF
Queenstown; Sir Charles Mills, J. Il.
Hotmeyor, W. Il. Morcer and J. B. De-
Ni!iorr. OF Cape Colony.
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WASHINGTON, juno 20.-senato. Pei
ior to-day introduced resolution which
was passed directing tho secretary OF
agriculture to inform tho senato as to
tho amount ot wheat supply visible
and invisible, the estimated crop OF this
year, the amount necessary for export
and such othc- Information rs may be
availab!c.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 20.-Rop-
resenta,ivc Grain. of Texas. has intro
duccd bill TO place Oh tho FREQ list oil
products controlled by trusts. Tho
bill rccitns that paris green is now
hand!cd exclusively by a trust and pro.
poses TO remove tho duty from It.
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VIII Start Up.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. June 90.-Eight
mines will reaume work next week ct
various scalsa. Some compromised.
others acceded 10 the mems demands,
The cooperative mines will resume
first.
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mnrshals arc still hero and will remain
until tho possibility Of new outbrcal;
Is certainly removed. Tho Wheeling &
Lake Eric lnlno, arc now producing 100
cars OF coal daily,
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MAssIELoy, ONO, June 20.-Tho Fifth
regiment leaves Thursday, leaving tho
Ohio mining regions entirely without
military protection. The United States
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4 EX-SENATOR PERKINS DEAD.

The Kansas Statesman Suddenly PASSES
Away ut Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 20.-Ex-
Senator Bishop W. Perkins, Of Kansas,
died hero suddenly at a p. m. to-day.
He would have been prominent
candidate for the next senatorial noIni-
nation for Kansas.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 2o.-It Is
possible that tho senate sugar truat In
veatigatinG committee will havo no
moro witnesses before it and that tho
final report will be made next week.
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4 Costly Fire.

NEWARK, y. J., Juno 20-Firo in the
tauncry OF StenSel Il Rothschild. patent
lea,hcr manufacturers, damaged the
concern TO the extent OF $4,000.
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have considerable TO say upon tho qucs.
ton, and II is alao pf0bublo thnt Sen.
l'or llilTs speech and his tactlrs will
develop moro or lcss debate.
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For West Virginia. fair; warmer sotth winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, geueRlly fair;
warmer on the lakes south winds.
FOR Ohio, slightly warmer md thunder show
eIs IN north portion; sOuthcrly winds.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YESTERDAY.
Gs furnished by c ScItScpP. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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The CIcanly Dutch.

Not only the pavements Of the main
thoroughfafes, but all the side streets, ars
thoroughly well washed and cleansed daily.
When you walk out in the early morning,
you might eat your BREAKFAST anywhere
with perfect comfort on the sidewalks.
We had to look for more than quarter of
an hour to find a bit of paper In the streets,
and the windows in the back streets, even
OF houses to let, are rubbed bright and
polished to point which must be the de-
spair of the passing English housewife.
Why arc Dutch housemaidens SO incom-
parably more diligent and clean than Eng
lishi Can 1t be their Puritan bringing
ups remember story current at home
Of an excellent housewife who maintained
her conviction that her maid of all work
had found salvation" Being asked the
ground Of her belief, she replied that the
girl had taken to sweeping under all the
rugs. s.--London Spectator.
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A Real sBotsnicoI Rsrity.-

In Professor Englemann's late work, en-
titled Botanical Rnrities, find tho fol-
lowing account of wonderful East India
vegetable curio which the English resi-
dents of Madras have given the common
name OF electrical plant" ITO attempt
to pluck a leaf from this marvellous plant
Is to invite an electric shock equal to that
produced by an induction coil, and IL q
compass be held within six meters of tho
lightning charged oddity the needle will
act as strangely as II 1t had been brought In
direct contact with the magnetic pole it.
SELF But its electrical qualities do not
astonish tho student OF nature 10 as great
a degree as do the wonderful intermis-
sions and variations Of It's peculiar powers.
These arc most manifest at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, gradually diminishing un-
til midnight, or between midnight and Q
O'Clock q. m, when its magnetic proper
ties arc hardly noticeable Day after day
these wonderful changes tako place, the
plant gradually losing its magnetism as
the evening approaches and increasing
rapidly as the darkness becomes more in
tense, only to have the mystic current shot
through its dber with seemingly increased
vigor as the sun mounts the tropical slSiss.
A thunderstorm augments its qualities a
hundredfold, and, even though sheltered,
1t drops its leaves and branches as though
shivering with death stroke. Birds and
beasts as well as the natives shun the
dreadful thing as do the Javanesc the dead
ly upas tree. One would naturally sup
pose that this wonder of electric vegetation
would be found growing In a region
abounding Ia magnetic metals. The con-
trary Is the case. st. Louis Republic.
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A Queens Biunder.

For some time after her marriage with
Napoleon the Empress Marie Louise was
extremely ignorant Of the French Ian
guage. On one occasion, seeing her hus-
band look vexed over q letter he had re-
ceived from the court Of Austria, she in
quired of him what was the matter. "Oh,
nothing, replied Napoleon; ''your father
Is an old ganache, that Is ALL" Marie
Louise did not know that this was French
for fool and took the first opportunity OF
asking courtier what ii meant, snyiHg
that the emperor had applied the express
sion to her father. 1T means come ono
very learned aad wise" stammered the
unfortunate courtier. The empress was
perfectly satisfied with this explanation
and pleased Co learn now word. A day
or two after she received the Archchan-
cellor Cambaceres In a crowded salon.
Some question was being warmly dis
cussed In the circle, and her opinion was
asked. Wishing to be very gracious, Ma
rie Louise turned TO Cambaceres and said,
I'VE will refer that point to the archbishop,
for we all know he is the greatest ganache
In Paris. San Francisco Argonaut.
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For 4s hours before the paroxysmal stage
y reached In an attack Of the genuine ra.
hies dog will NOPE and refuse food. He
will have q strong aversion to water. 1t is
. mistake to suppose that every dog who
foams bit at the mouth on hot days has
this diseasc, which is in reality very rare.
In ordinary distemper frething Ii present
and 10 accompanied by shakiness Of the
legs and involuntary contortion of the
muscles, including those that control the
jaws. But, though his teeth may snap,
the dog Il In reality quite helpless and
unable to bite, ror would the bite be poi
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militia 70 dIslodgs WIN most certainly re-
suit In bloodshed.
REINFORCED.


CHICAGO, July "a thousand moro
United States troops will arrive in Chicago
today as reinforcements TO those already
In the field.
They will GO into encaEapment on Q
lake front on their arrival. These rein
forcements have been ordered In anticipa-
tion OF general strike In Chicago and the
fear OF more violence resulting from the
enlarged army OF Idle men on the streets.
From Fort Riley, Kansas, are coming
four troops OF cavalry and three battaiions
Of artillery, the former under command
OF Major Morris, and the latter under the
command of Major Randolph. The de-
tachment comprises $50 men.
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Her Favorite Books.

"Ah, / SEQ you are fond of booksp' said
the visiting lady from Boston as l,sr In
diana friend was carrying huge volume
OF Shakespeare across the house.
"Oh, yes'n deed, they cum mighty
nandy about tho house"
And what are your favoritesi'
well, Shakesper, Emerson's Essays n
Byern's PONIES what I use most---ther the
only ones is hefty enough 10 weight down
the kraut barl. rl."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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HEARD IN COURT.

The petition OF Isadora Dexter for di-
vorce from her husband, Water
man w. Dexter, on the alleged
grounds OF non-support and
extreme cruelty, was heard today In the
appellate division. Evidence was taken in
support of both charges and the case was
continued in order to give the respondent
time to file dispositions.
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A Bulls Epitaph.

II is related of Sir wilfrid Lawson that
he bought for 1000 guineas bull of a
celebrated breed from the Duke of Devon
shire. When the animal died shortly aft
erward OF tuberculosis, he expressed his
feelings In the following epitaph:
Hero lies the Duke of oxford. quiet and cool,
Bred By duke and bought By q fool.
London Million.
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EVERYBODY OUT.
General Strike of All Lines Sure to
Take Place Wednesday.
BIZ The Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 9.--At 4:16 q. m. after an
all night secret session, the meeting Of
union leaders OF Chicago decided on a
general strike unless the Pullman strike
is settled. They will allow until noon
Tuesday for Pullman to arbitrate or come
to some form Of agreement with his strik-
ing employees.
Failing in this, all trades In Chicago go
out Wednesday. This means that
not only all building trades workers will
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