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The morning call., 1894-07-08
Master Workman of the K. of L.

President DebS was served with the In
junction issued by the United States court
some days ago as he was leaving the Sher-
man House to-day after a conference with
Sovereign.
AT late hour tonight the authorities
changed their mind and announced that no
effort to arrest Debs would be made at
present.
Debs said to-day he had no intention to
leave the city. The call for general strike.
he said, would be made jointly by General
Master Workman Sovereign and himself
SovereigH. after visiting the stockyards.
said hoodums and not strikers were doing
the rioting. He is in communication with
the executive board OF the Knights of
| Labor in regard to striking.
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor will be here probably
Sunday. New complications are now
feared in calling out all the labor organ
izations. This would vastly increase the
crowds and embarrass the handling Of the
disorderly element.
The Journal says: Debs to-day sent
word to the labor organizations on the
West, North and South sides street rail-
ways and elevated roads to be ready to
walk out Monday. The first step inaugu-
rating general strike was taken to-day,
when the steamfitters employed In the
stockyards and packing-houses, except
Fowler's. went out.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-GeDeral Sec
retary Hayes left the city to-day, 1t is be-
leved for Chicago.
WASHINGTON, July 81 80 A. M.-The
Debs- Sovereign dispatch has not been re-
ceived by the President, and no response
to it will be sent out to- night. q report
was in circulation here tonight that the
object of two days trip Secretary Her.
bert made and from which he returned to-
day was to see Mr.. Pullman with a view
to bringing about an end of the strike; but
Secretary Herbert would not deny or
confirm any reports as to the objects of
the trip.
The morning call., 1894-07-08
APPEALED TO CLEVELAND.

Debs and Sovereign Write a Letter
to the President.
CHICAGO, July THE following letter
was telegraphed to President Cleveland
tonight by Messrs. Debs and Sovereign of
the A. r. U. and K. of L.:
CHICAGO. July 7, 1894
To the Hon. GrOUer CleUeIdnd, President
Of the United States, WaShingtOn-DEAR
SIR: Through a long period of depression,
enforced idleness and low wages, resulting
The morning call., 1894-07-08
RISING OF THE SUN IN A SEA OF BLOOD

Mr.. Olney Has His
Will.
BALL AND BAYONET
Used on the Strikers at
Chicago.
TALK OF ARBITRATION.
Yet Peace Seems a Long Way
Ahead.
LIGHT SEEN THROUGH CLOUDS.
Whether the Sky Will Clear Is
Question no Man Can
Answer.
The morning call., 1894-07-08
LABOR ELEMENTS IN ACTION.

In view of these facts we look upon the
far fetched decision of Attorney-General
Olney. the sweeping injunctions against
railway employees and the movements Of
the regular army as employing the powers
of the General Government for the support
and protection of the railway corpora
tions in their determination to degrade
and oppress their employees.
The present railway strike was precipl-
tated by the uneasy desire of the railway
corporations to destroy the organizations
of their employees and make the working
people more subservient to the will OF
their employers, and as all students OF
government agree that free institutions
depend for their perpetuity upon the
freedom and prosperity of the common
people, it would seem more in consonance
with the spirit of democratic government
if The Federal authority was exercised In
defense of the rights of the toiling
masses to life. liberty and the pursuit. of
happiness. But on the contrary, there is
not an instance on record where in any
conflict between the corporations and the
people the strong arm Of the military
power has been EN- loyed to protect the
working people and the industrial masses
from the ravages of persecution of cor
porate greed. But the measure Of char
acter has been In the line Of declaring the
corporations always being in tie right
and the working-neople always in the
wrong.
Now. sir. we pledge to you the power Of
our respective organizations, individually
and collectively, for the maintenance of
peace and good order and the preservation
of life and property, and to aid in the pun
ishment of all criminals. In the present
contest between labor and railway cor
Dorations we shall use every peaceable
and honorable means at Our command
consistent with the law and our constitu-
tional rights to secure for the working
people just compensation for the labor
done and respectful consideration in ac-
cordance with the Inherent rights of all
men and the spirit of republican govern
ment. In>doing so we appeal to all the
liberty-loving people of the nation to aid
and support us in this most just and
righteous cause. EUGENE Y. DEBs.
President of the A. K. Z.
l. 7 SOVEREIGN
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Io. f5.-aas bic Rtbtt, 5ittl unb Snttrtiitn
ets 8srflastsn, Safob Walst Obtr .)afob RaIst,,
auf bic Sbsraaht ptsr eas @runbrstt In unh
auf al itnsr stpiIsn Got pbr paptls eanb,
sslsssn in BEN 5Opnlbip Oh 5orss, eadapan.
na @puntY uub Staat ptnnIplpanitn, btsrtn,t
une btihritbtn mic fplst, ntmlid: Anfanasnt
an siutr Gdt an Gbitb Siraet, BON ba sntlans
9inis Der Gatbarina Durfin uSrblit 40 @rabt
tS Winutsn, wtffli& $50 3ub ,u sintr Gds, pen
sa IiibIi6 43 @raes II Winuisn, ptiflid so 6ue
~, tinr Ode, prn ta iisIit 40 @ratt IS Ni-
nytsn. Siflid ,u sinu Gdt $50 6ub jur Gbitb
Shabs. BON. ha sntlaus Gpitb Srabe nCrelit
43 8rats II Winuitn, Sitlit SO 5ub ium an.
fansspIdBt, tntbaltsub 1850 Auabratfub 9ane,
msbr pbtr psuissr. ST Got Rs 1888 unb pT.
btlIrt nit tntm ,ptiifbdistn b6ljrntn Wpbn.
bauis pub anbsrsn AuBtnstbdubsn barauf.
Rit StlbIas bsltst unb in Grtfutipn stnom.
men auf bic Slast bon Scbn Sarpsp esssn
Safpb NaIst sbtr 9afob Walst,. Shulb $t47.
Subsmtnt Hp. a26, Sanuar & 1894. gsnb
Or gum Nars 8 1894
Saslpr & etpis, Anp6ltt
all has stnannts Gissntbum pirb nur ssstn
saar snfauft. ! Sobn .. Sabep,
S&trifs OfFet, Snantun pa, | S&niH.
%. 6tbruar 1894. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
S6eriff' 's.Nerfdnfe
son
8eltbBoaem @raRbsigsatbam
Samfas, "a. @ars 1894.

@emGb ptrltitbtnr Grsfutipnsbtfsbls BON
Fieri Facias unb Venditioni Exponas, aus.
asIellt pom Common pIsas 8eritt BON 9ada.
panua County unc on MIDI seriHtet, wtrbe ib
In bsm Gpurtbauie Der Stabi Serantpn, am
Samfas, ben "a. Wdrs 1894,
I'm 10 ilbr gprmittass, burt STtntli9tn aus.
ruff al bic Rthie, Iith unb SntsrtTtn Der
8srflasten In unb auf bic nahfplstnb bflhrie-
ttnsn Stredtn, parSslsn unb Stri9t eanb
ium gsrfauf ausbiettn, ntnilidb:
go. f.-&ae bic Rs1ts, Sitsl unb SnttrtiTtn
ess 8trflasttn, patrid eaStlls, In unb auf al
bic Incl stpilItn Cots eanb an Der Iiblihtn
Stite BON price Straet stpifbtn Grant une
Sbrman Npenurs, In Der 8itrttn Warb btr
Stabt Serantpn, oadapanna County, ptnnipl.
panisn. Sine ects Ho. f9 unb % I'M 8lpd
az, laut Der adsemsnt aarte br Stabt Saan.
ton, tinettrassn IN Der Sffiet tts SiabtIHrfi.
bsrs. Bsiastt Cots inb suiammsn tinbunent
iyub S5rpnt an pris Sirabt unb siubunent uub
fiinf,ie 8ub In 5isft, ritbr obtr tptntstr. Ser.
ttlI,rt nit tintm spriffDdistn bSBnntn Wpbn.
bauIs uns aubtnssbGubtn.
Nlit 8tihldg belsst unb tn Grtfutisn etnpnt.
men auf bic stlase bts Suantpn Shuleifriftss
asatn Sbpmas Bilbpm, 8. q. 8tamilb unb
pairid 9aptDt. SduIs ~$104627. Suhameni
90. 4l6, Sanuar Z. 1890. 8i. ia. gum Rar,
Z. 1894.
@illarb, @arrsn s. anapp, gnpaIts.
Gerutr:
SO. 2.-allt bic &t@tt, Sitsl unb SniutiTsn
bts 8rflastrn, gB 6. Samss, in unb auf al
bic naGfcIetnb btihrisbfnt pot pber paritls
Qanb, gtltstu, Iisstub unb ltitnt In btr Stabi
Seranipn, padapanna County unb Staai penn.
iylpanitn, bsi&risbm wis folst, ntmIiG 81 9st
No. II TN Auahrat pbu Slpd 9lp. unb &C.
ltstn an Der StraBt ssnannt une btfaunt als
Gin Strabt auf BEN Stahiplane BON Srantpn
pprausfhtlih gttCrig rtaiffrirt unb tingtiragtn
btIaete Got III 40 6ub In 8rent 40 S5pB binisr
unb $50 SUB In Sitfr. 8nbtiIrt NIT tintn
I,psiifGfign bElsernsn Wpbnbauie unb Au6tn.
asbGubtn. 81 hitftIbs Got Qanb, iittrtraatr
tur1 Dttb Rom 2. Suli 1892 BON Glilabtit
S6mitt une Grnif Sdmitt, ibrtn @attsu, al
gBilliam 9. Samts, unb stbSrts sinettrastn IL
eadapanna County. apblfn unb anbtrt Nint
ralien rtltrpirt.
Nfit Ssidlas bsleat unt In Grsiuticn stnom
men auf bic 8laat Der Dtutihtu Yau une IN
ltibf @eltai6aft Nc. 6 ssstn Wm. &.,Sames
Sdulp $1,000. SubsmtEt go. 400, R6r, I
1894. 81. ga. ;um Widr, 3. 1894.
Baumau n, Mntpalt.
Hp. 3.-2las bic St9k, 5ittI unb Snisrtfsi
ets Ysrfagten, Wilbslm Samts, In une auf al
bic pspiNs got eanb, stlfstn in bn Staet Seran
ton, eadapauua @ouufy unp Staai ptnnlyl
panisn. 81 Get Np. 8 i'm YIpd pbsr Auaera
no. fS an Der Strabs btnaunt unb btfannt ali
Naplt Shabs. auf btm StabtpIan Der Stab
Suantpn; btiaatt Got IN 40 f}ue britt pprn
unb blnttn uno $50 }ub tisf. 81 bisisIbt 90
eaue, BEN pbilip PAUL snsstrititn bur6 eli
lbeiInnseprfabrsn, psrstitnst Rp. 81, Sftobs
5trmin 1888, In BEN Common plsas @trit
ppn eadapanua County, unb ibItrlesn Dol
pbilip paul an Wiliam 6. Samts eurH Dat
eatirt f3. Sanuar 1891 une sinsstraesn In be
Office iur Gintrasuns BON Dnbs etc. fiir eada
panna County i'm DHbbu@ 70, Grit f34 stG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
9ebisb Salleb Giienbabn 60.

i3ist psrlaiItn Suantpn fir philadelphia uni
Nsp yorf per .. & 8. R. 8. UNI 8 Mcrasns,
1910, 2.38 unb l.35 sla6m., per .. 6. & gB.
81. R. 500, sos, II. 20 Wf. unb 1. 80 Rattm.
9trladen SCRANTON fir pittstpn unb gBilfts.
bart per .. {. s. @. R. R. 900, sos, 100
Mprstns. f.30, $50, 6.07, 9.38 9aGm.
8nlafsn Srantpn fur Nbite Sapen, Sa,ls,
ton, ppttssiIle, unp- alien yunften bsr 8sapsr
Wtabpp uns pcttspilIt .3ptiasn, per 6. & %.
o. GAO Dr., Pu ., & 5. SM., 1910, 23s,
4.t6 Hatn,.. per .. {. s 0. R. R. am 600,
sos, ft.20 Wprssns, 1880, $50 Na1mitiass.
&faeins, 5arrisbars unb alien I3piftenpunftn
per .. & 3. &. U. am 500 Dr.. 1910, 2.3s
ff,35 Na9mittaes, per . e.'& W. 6.00, s 08,
tf.20 Or, t.30 Natm.
Vrlanen SCRANTON fir Sunfbannpd, Icpan-
ba, Glmira, Stbaea, @snepa unb 3pii6tnpunf,
ten per .. s. 3. 8. 8. UNI 9 OF Dr., 2.f0 unb
II. .35 Na9m., pr . Z & gB U R am sos W
f.30 Nahmtttass.
gnIafen Srranton fiir Rptsatr, Buffalo,
3iasara 8Gltn, Detroit, Chicago unb rslilten
punften per D & 3 H U 9.07 W, 12 10, 9.f5,
1f.35 Ra6m., per . { & B R R unb pittstcn
5uneiion 8 0S M, t.30, 9.3S giaGm., per 6. q
B " R 3.4t Nahm.
our Slmlra unp gSflifn per Saldnianea, per
. 8 R & 9.07 W.. 12fO, 6.t5 9aGmiitas.
per . s & @ sos Dr., t.30, 6.07 Ra6m.
pullmann parIsr uns Sblaf- pbsr {. 9.
Ssiislpassn auf alien 3iistn ,wilGen 9. s 81.
Sunetipn pbsr Wilftsbarre unb Rep gprf, pbi.
Iabelpbia, Buffalo unp SuspsnFOn Bride.
&pllin 3. Nibur, @tn. Cup. Ssf Din.
9bas. 9. &c., Gen. paii. asent pbilabsl,
pbia, pa.
q. u. RpnnsmaHer Gdt. Sen. paii. slssnt
Siib 9ttbltbem, ga.
@tittrt sIusfunft ertbfilt g8. {. prppr, Stant-
astnt 309 ead'a aptnut, Seranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09

= SIN 2ittanins, ga., ipurbe Isbts
Bo4e Dabib &oienberser bon ieiner
5rau NIT flint Sinbern, brei Mabden
unb stpei 2naben, auf einmaI beidenft,
bic ale seiunb unb fart sur WeIt sefom'
men iinb.
= 9onneritas Norssn furs mad Elm
nbr brad in ben sroben Maidinen.
Werfitdtten bon Roie & 60. iii Waibinss
ton, Pa.. Seuer aus, tpsIdes baS san,s
Gebaube ,erit5rte unb anberss gisentbum
bsi4doiste. Der 8erIuit if srOb.
= @dbrenb iiebsn Steinbre&er in
ben Sdieferiteinbriiden bon Omen 3.
@i[liams unb 'S6bne in WiIliamstotpn,
2ebisb County, am Donnertas Morsen
beiddftist iparsn. itir3te bic iiberrasenbe
Otsrflade elm uno SOiepb 8samIsp,
Samuel 8reit, s8rifFtb D. Britdar6,
Wm. 8. Sones unb brei llnsarn tpurben
psri&dttet. Sones ipurbe nod lsbsnb
bsrauSsesrabsn, absr er 1T iSbtIid Der.
lest. Die RettunsSmanni6aft fam nit
3eamlep ipreden, absr bic anbersn 8ers
unslitdten iine unsipeifelbaft tobt. Cine
itarte Gbtbeilung Steinbreder arbeitet
nit Sr5bter anftrenauns. um su ben
Isbsnbi8 8esrabensn su seIansen.
3tpei SsIbitmorbs. bon ssnsn Isbte
@o1e aus Netp gorf beridtet ipurbe,
itebsn in einem anideinenb ieltiamen
gontrait. SIM Ian3iaal, mitten i'm
3reiie frober Weniden, benen bic Gus
tunft nod ionnis entsssenIadt, nimmt
Elm bIutiunses Ding Gift unb itirbt nit
ben @orten, bab fe bic @eididte iatt
babe. Dsn @esenias bilbet Elm alse'
msin ssadtster Wsnid, ber mad man.
6erIei aampfsn bic 8iirbe bes 2ebsns
bon ii1 tpirft, ipeiI brDbenbe grblinbuns
feline griitsn, sefdbrbet. LIMB Der Gon'
trait2 9lun, Der lieet bier, iuis in allen
anbersn Sdllsn barin. bab Der SeIbits
mDrber entipeber cine uniiberle8te ober
cine iiberIests Dummbeit beeebt. 2omme,
ipas fommen mag, bic Stunbs rinnt aud
Our9 ben ruub'fen Sag.
nA- Behellt bas .,WphenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09

Die ,.psri5nIids Srsibsit", ipis f,
bieriuIanbe BEL ieber 0eIssenbeit, no si
iid UNI cine Wabl banSsIt, bnn Der
Deuti&en gum Stidwort sema6t tpirb,
1T unb blsibt, 70 Ianss man barunter i'm.
mer unb INNER nur bic Sreibeit beS Jun.
seitbrten 3neipenS" bstitebt, Elm Shnin.
bel unb cine SeIbfttdui4ung. Man
fdmpfe erit fiir Watrbsit unb Sreibsii
i'm io3iaIpirtbidaftliden SHINE, fiir baa
pernunftssmdBe freie unb itoIs.ielbit Be.
ipubte Snnoeln unb 0snfsn ber Maffen,
bann ip;rb aud bic perf6nIids Srsibeit
bes ghenS anb TrinfenS, bss 8Ieibens
unb bes 8eObadtens einsS 8ubetases aIs
etipas boIfommen SeIbfberfanb.
li9es ii4 sinfeaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09

Ser @olenmdbIen su glorristoipn,
tpsl4s felt slueuit sef&IOfien narsn,
baben am Dienitas ibre Arbeit tpieber
aufsenommen unb beiddftisen Jest 200
Sdnbe gSis es bsiBt, Iiesen senus 8e.
itsaunsen Dor, um bUae feds Wionats
bsi4dfti8t su fein. Gin neuer 8etpsis,
bab eas Iarifssi4rsi Der 8epubIifansr
eiteI Sumbus 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
I'm &hptueflhttae.

Ser llnte3eidnete. meIdsr uad mebridbri-
aen 9eioen bon einem idmeren 9ungenibel
uno Der sefirdteteu 9 Sdminbiudt burh
elm einfadss MitteI ssbeiIt lpurbe, piinidi
all ieinen Mitlsioenoen Die Weibooe Der Seil.
uns bsfannt 3u MAIDEN. gr miro alsn. bi,
20 winideu, tohenfrei eipt abidrift bee 3e
jeptes ienoen, tpsldes cine fidere SeiIuns fur
9 Sdwinbfudt, atbma. gatarrb
8ronditis uno ole gals. unb aunssn-
afettionen III. Ct bofft, oab ale eeioenosn
isin Wittel probiren. rusIdes uniddbbar 1T.
Ber oas aejept, bas nidts foifet uno issens.
reid iein fam. uiinidt, fdreibe sefdllisit an
@ep. Gbwaro u. Billion. 8rooflpn.
Rep Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09

Die Direftion Der Reatins 8abn
ma6te burd ani1Ias in ibren 3epara,
turs Sterilization su 8eabins unb an an,
peren Orten befannt. baB an unb mad
benz L. Ndrs bic anssiteIIten ipisSsr Bel
boiler 8eit, 10 Stunbsn pro Gag, 40 ar,
beiten bdttsn. aae SanSmsrfer (SdIoi.
fer, Me6anifsr, Waf6iniiten, S1rsiner,
Drsber &c. miibten iiA einen Mbsus bon
10 Brosent sefaQen IaHsn. Die a5bne
Der anberen, ausemeinsn 4rbsiier iolItsn
bieieIben bIeiben tpie biSber.
BrdFbent @lspelanb bat ben tii6tissn
8ices @puperneur bon gSisconlin, Serrn
GarI Sonas, sinen Dsutid.86bmen, ,um
@snsraIconiuI in ct. Bstersburs er.
nannt. Serr Sona8 fsbt i'm GIisr bon
So Sabren, bat in 9raa ituSirt unb
mubte 1860 ais poIiiii6sr 5Iu&tIins ben
Staut ieines 8aterlanbes bon fsinen
Sibsn itiiiteln. gr sins mad ameriia,
unb lisB iid in 8acine, isis, niebsr, mo
ct elm 8latt in bbbmiider Spra@e ber.
aussab. Seit 1873 seb6rt Ssrr sonas
Der bemOfratiiden Bartei an; sr ipurbs
in bic StaatsIeeisIatur unb ben Senai
BON WiseUniin sspdbIt, tpurbs 1885 BON
Brdiibenten GlepsIano sum GoniuI in
Pras ernannt unb balb mad ieiner Rud.
fsbr gum 8ice. 8puberneur bon 8iseoniin
ertpdblt. 3ur 3eit it er gum speiter
Nale i'm amte. Ssrr SCnas bat ala
@UniuI ieinem aboptibpaterIanee gbrt
semadt uno ipirb oils 8sneraIeoniul
sweifsaos ii6 ais sIsi9 iii&tis uni
ebrenbaft eripeifsn.
R<A 3eftefIt bnS 9NrdenhInttU- eli
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THE PILE OINTMENT
Ziegler's Hotel,
Np. 327 2a6atpanna Npe,
q. Sissler, Gisentbiimer.

Reiisubs Fuosn bier Die borSlgi6fs 8ofi
uno autes eosis 5u mdbiaeu Breiien
NIf tern uno Y | ans pdbreno Der
Saiion in leoer 3ubsreituuasart
Die fsinfteu @eine. ebampagner. 9iauors
uub Gisarren.
Rripayimmsr fur 9amsn uno 8amilien i'm
jusiteu StodUeris
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IaT Wlaebeburs Sauerfraut, Bismart
Sarinss, Soldnbii&e Sdrinss bsim Dubs
eno oSer Sabden bel @iomapsr, 9lo.
$50 2adaipanna slpenus.
s~- annOncirt TIM >, ,@O9snbIatt",
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s@- Setelt bas ,.8c1enbIatt"-s
sntbdlt als sla4ri4tsn-ss iabrIia.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-12-22
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
4 OF Nevada County of White Pine.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to A.
L. Tyler.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action commenced against you as defendant
by P. II. Cannon, as plaintiff, in the District
Court Of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County OF White Pine, at the town of Ely,
and answer the complaint therein, which
is on file with the Clerk of said Court, with
in ten days after the service on you of this
summons exclusive of the day of service),
ifserved in said County, or twenty days if
served ont of said County but within this
district and in all other cases forty DAYS: or
judgement by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment against you the said defendant
for the sum OF $324,63 for goods, wares and
merchandise sold and delivered to you at
your special instance and request between
the first day Of September 1892 and the first
day of August 1894, by the Siegel Clothing
Company, a corporation, which said amount
has been duly assigned to that plaintiff be-
fore the commencement of this action, and
for lawful interest on said $324,63 from the
first day of August 1894 at the rate of seven
per cent. per annum.
And you are hereby notified that il you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
plant as above required the said plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the sum
of 1924. SO and interest at seven per cent per
annum from August 1st 1894, and costs of
suit,
In Testimony Whereof, l. NJ. B. Garaghan,
#~>>x have hereunto set my hand and
} affixed the seal of said Court this
snAL 2srd, day Of A 4 8 Az, a p y 1894.
t~~~-* Clerk of the district Court Of the
State of Nevada, County of White Pine.
Attest: A true copy. oct-l3
FIX. Murphy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Tr.e Sutro Tunnel Case.

New York, Dec. 12.-Theodore
Sutro, President of the Comstock Tun-
mel Company anncun that settle
ment has been effected in the suit
against the company which was to come
up for trial in the United States Cir
cult Court for Nevada next week, and
by which the income of the company,
has been tied up through attachments
since last Spring.
The suit against the Sutro Company
was brought by Pierson & Mitchell
and Tausky, San Francisco attorneys
to collect fees charged for their pro-
f'essional service. Pierson MitchelPs
claim which was for S22, 900, was set
tied for SLY, 900. An arrangement
has been made whereby the royalties
earned from the mining companies
will be paid to Tausky & Pierson &
Mitchell as they become due, until
their claims have been liquidated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-12-22
Mexico and Guatemala.

City of Mexico, December IA
Quarters have been engaged in the
Hotel Iturbide by Emilio de Leon,
Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary from Guatemala, for
arbitration of the boundary dispute,
who will arrive here Sunday or Mon
day. Efforts will be made as soon as
is convenient for both parties to pea
ceably adjust the differencences be-
tween the two republics.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

MARTIN WHITE MINING COMPANY.
1Xl Location of Principal Place of Bust
ness, San Francisco, California. Location
of Works, Ward, White Pine County, Ne
vada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 30th day
OF October 1894, an assessment (No. 29)
OF Twenty Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin to the Secretary, at the Office of the
Company, Room 90, No. $685. Larkin Street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day
OF December 1894, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before, will be sold
on Thursday the 1Osh da v 0f J.sssmaty
1885, to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors
X. L. ROSS Secretary
Office-Room SO No. 800 Larkin Street.
an Francisco, california. n10-td
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NEVADA IRON ORE.
Sought ftef ira San Francisco BY the
RIanufa cturers Of Steel.

Sought After in san Francisco ny the
Manufacturers of Steel.
P. K. Reed of Lovelock is again
making shipments of iron ore to San
Francisco parties. We learn that the
ore from his mines is entirely free from
deleterious substances, such as sui
phur and PHOSPHORUS, and is sought
after by San Francisco men in the
manufacture Of steele. However, the
high cost of transportation to the rail
road, some 16 miles by team, precludes
the use of the ore except very spar
ingly.
The building of railroad to these
mines would undoubtedly open up one
of the greatest enterprises in the State
or on the Pacific slope, for with cheap
trans portation to the railroad and the
erection of furnaces in San Francisco
for the reduction, and the ore being SO
rich, containing So per cent pure iron
there would open up avenues for the
disbursements of tie product not only
on this coast, but Japan, China, the
Central American States andwest South
American countries could be supplied
with superior quality of iron at a
cheaper cost to them than could be OBJ
tanned elsewhere. The consumption of
pig iron on this coast alone would JUS
tify the building of such a road and the
erection of furnaces of large capacity
in San Francisco.
This would be an industry of lasting
benefit to this State and coast, as the
quantity of ore in this mine is inesti-
mable, hundreds of thousands, even
millions of tons, covering the surface
of the ground for acres and acres.
Shipments of large quantities of this
ore were made some two years ago to
the Pacific Rolling Mill which gave the
best of satisfaction, but owing to the
depression of trade, there being no CON
sumption of ore for the past year, iron
as well as other commodities dropped
in price so low that with the high COS
of team haul from the mines the oSe
would not justify shipment. How
ever, since confidence is again being
restored, the owners of the mines are
again enabled to commence shipment
of the ore. It is to be hoped that the
shipments may continue, as it undoubt-
eddy WOULD afferd employment to a
number of people. Silver State.
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son of the presumption of innocence
which attaches to every one charged
with crime, and the legal shields and
safeguards which are thrown about
him, but nevertheless it is grave
question whether public interests
should permit the subsequent investi-
CATION of verdict of not guilty. In
some cases justice might be more near
ly secured, but in most cases to make
verdict of acquittal merely advisory
to the opinion of an appellate court
would make jury trial in criminal
case little better than a farce.
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Dttn

CANNoN-ln Cherry Creek, Nevada,
December 10Th, Mrs. P. III. Can
non, a native of Wisconsin.