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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13

lock by showing the caucus that the house
wocki lose none Of its rights by delay, and
by this means securing conscr yatiye re-
suits in the caucus
The conferees Of the house have arrived
At the conclusion that it would perhaps he
best Tor the caucus to adjourn and wait
to see what the senate did. Then if need
be, another caucus could be held and
more intelligent action taken after the
senate had acted. But the senate is also
inclined to be quiescent and wait for the
house. II Is even believed that if the
house should declare for the senate bill
Hill would raise no further objections
The claim forced that the senate is not in
physical possession" of the bill also has
Its influence, and if that is correct it
would seem that the senate can do moth
ing with the bill at that stage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
Proceedings in Congress.
TOTAL LOST WERE ELEVEN.
Revised List of the Dead by the Wreck o
the Rock Island.

Revised List of the Dead by the Wreck or
the Rock Island.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 12.-The Sremains
OF eleven bodies of men who persisted in
the terrible wreck on the Rock Island
have been identified and there is little
reason to believe that any more persisted.
The report that y. 3. EDDIE and N. Beaver
We're among the victims has proven to be
false. They Were safe in their homes at
Pawnee City. The colored man and ex-
convict in the state penitentiary George
Washington Davis, arrested on suspicion
of having caused the wreck, neither de-
MES nor aflirms the charge He holds a
bad record around these parts and
suspicion points very strongly towards
him. Should it prove true that he is
guilty if would not be surprising if the
law were relieved from passing upon his
punishment, as feeling is very high here,
At the coroner's inquest the investiga-
CATION was. if anything, favorable to the
accused. The Investigation will last sew
eral days yet, however, and il is the in
tentiol to probe the matter to the bottom.
The revised list of the killed is as follows:
c. \. Pinney, Council Bluffs; C. d.
Standard, conductor, 5. Joseph; Ike De.
pew, engineer, Council Bluffs; Z. II.
Morse, Kansas City; Henry Peters, black
abstractor, Lincoln; j. d. Mathews; An
drew 5. Hanson, of Mcpherson county:
A. A. Munger, travelling man for Coun-
torney, Fairbury: --, fireman
Fair t,Iry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA.

Assertion Made by the Chairman of the
POPulist Executive Committee.
WASHINGTON, Aug. BIN connection
with the resolution Chandler has intro
duced in the senate for an investigation
OF the late Alabama election he has re
ceived telegram from w. H. Skaggs
chairman of the Populist state committee
Of that state, in which he sa Us: I'VE hope
the senate will pass the resolution to in.
vestigate the Alabama election and ap
point committee composed of Democrats
Republicans and Populists. We will gel
petitions of 80, 900 citizens of this state fol-
the appointment of the committee. We
can furnish conclusive evidence of tbs
most stupendous frauds ever committed
on the American continent. Dalla.
county. Senator Morgan home, gave 3, 20
majority for Oates. We have a list of tn,
votes polled in that county, in every
precinct, and the total is less than 900.
Proceedings in Congress.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-In the senate
Hill tried to get up his resolution calling
on the tariff conferrees to report progress
but motion for an executive session in
tervened and on the vote it was "A tie
Stewart. rs he had done once before in &
similar case, not voting. The vice presi.
dent voted aye and the executive session
shut out Hills resolution.
The house agreed to the irrigation
amendment of the senate to the sundry
civil bill, and disagreed to the PROPOSE
ton to buy plat of ground owned by ex.
Senator Malone for a government print.
ing Office. a call for a Democratic caucus
this morning was announced, among the
siCners being Crisn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
PUT IN TIE DAY CoNfeRRiNe

Conferrees Decide OF Programme from
This Mornings Caucus Eight.
Yesterday was anything but a day of
rest for the tariff leaders. They were on
the go from early morning until late at
night 1t was day of conferences at the
White House. ut the private residences of
the conferrees, and at the hotels. Secre-
tary Carlisle was with President Cleve-
land throughout the afternoon. The
senate and house conferrees made no eff
fort to get together and they remained as
wide apart as when their meeting broke
up on Friday night The house conferrees
were in consultation informally most of
the day. although at no time were they
all together at once. Wilson spent the
day with breckenridge of Arkansas at the
NOrmandie hotel, and was there called
upon by the other conferrees.
Wilson did not see the president through
the day. The meetings of the house men
brought about a thorough Understanding
among them as to the line of action at the
caucus this morning and IN the subse-
quent proceedings of the senate and house.
They reviewed the situation from every
possible standpoint and prepared them
selves for all emergencies. As one of them
said last night it was like going over the
field of battle and learning the topoyra ply
of the ground on the night before the
great fight. One thing that was decided
after talks with Carlisle and Crisp was
that the house had the right to pass the
senate bill whenever iu chooses, as having
actual PHYSICAL" possession of the bill.
This conclusion was of the utmost i'm
portance in bearing on the action of the
! caucus to-day. 1t assured them, in the
first place, that there was no need of pre-
cipitate action toward accepting the sen.
ate bill before Hills resolution had passed.
The resolution could be taken up in the
senate at II o'clock to-day and it had been
feared at first that the house caucus
would lie compelled to take hasty action
in accepting the senate bill in order to pre-
vent the house from losing it's opportunity
to pass the senate bill by the adoption of
the Hill resolution. 1t was agreed, how
ever. that no such haste was necessary
There was another thing, however, that
reassured the house men and that was
that their friends In the senate could de-
lay the passage of the Hill resolution by
insisting on very full debate, and every
body knows what that means in the sem
ate. The house conferrees, reinforced by
these facts. hoped. therefore. to be able to
stave of any precipitate action of the
friends Of immediate ending Of the dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
sheriff. sale.

BY virtue OF an execution aud fec bill No.
65d5 issued out of the erks Office Of the circuit
court OF Noes Island county, and stats Of lii
nois. ard to me irecied, whereby am con.
MINDED 10 make the amount OF certain indg
mtnt recently chained against Adam Alday IN
favor Of NJ. A. Gould out OF the lands. teneu EMS
roods and chnitsl- Of the said defendant. Adam
Aldsy. have levi upon the following pro; erty,
to-wit: OF Eve (sl, in block five ~ In east
Rock Island. in the city of HOOK Island. coul ~
OF Rock Island and state Of Illinois.
Therefore. according &c said command. I ehall
expo'e for sale st pubic auction ali ne right,
title and Interest Of the above named Adam
Alday In and 10 the above described property. on
saturday, the 18th day OF August. 1854 nj
O'Clock p. m, at the north dc Of the cour,
house IN the city OF Rock Island. in the comfy
~ hocs Island and state OF Illinois. for cash Ia
hand, to satisfy said execution n fee bill.
ID, GORDON.
sheriff ~ Rock Island county. Illinois.
DATED T kocs Island this 23i day of July, A.
u. icat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
Chaucery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
koCk ISLAND CorNrY.
To the September term. A. D.. 1926. circuit
court in chaucery.
Anna Catatt, conf lGinar. vs. William Caza.t
defendant
To the above named defendant, William cazatt
Notice IL hereby given TO the said William Ca
zatf, that the above-named complainant has this
day fled her bill OF compliant IN rald court on
the ehanc.ry side thereof against you for divorce,
and Tat summons in cnancery thereupon issued
defendant, returnable on the first day OF the next
term Of the circuit court Of said county TO be be.
gun and holden at the court house, in the city
Of Rock and. in said Rock Island county, on
the fr-t Monday in cpembe-,A D. lsel a-
II by law required. and which suit i still pending
In said court. at which time ard place you will
appear and plead, answer or demur TO said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE,
Clerk Of said Court.
JACKSON Irn-r. Complainant's solicitors.
Rock leland, Illinois. Juiy ~. A. ID. l-g4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13

Her grace Of mo;ion, and Of look. the smooth
And swimming msjesiy OF step and tr. ad.
The symmetry of form and feature set
The soul sfloat, even ike delicious airs
OF flute and hap"
Fer her matches LOOK q gra-e and motion
the regal beauty was INDEBTED to perf,c; health.
restored by the use Of that matches. tonic, DR.
Pferoe's Favorite Prescription, which set 10
healthy action every function and gave parity
ana richness 10 the b'oOd.
Il i guaranteed for that class of ailments ana
weaknesses peculiar TO women. Anyone 80 AZ
fioted can use it with entire certainty Of beirc
restored BY its tonic and nervine p-,perti.s @
the sam perfect heslth and regal beauty which
men adore and tire gods may envy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
aeeRev,Aren TeLeoRAms

Augustin DAILY engaged n property"
man in London for his company and when
the man arrived at New York he was mr.
rested under the alien labor law mt the
complaint OF the union Of theatrical en-
p!oyes.
At tariff reform meeting held at
Belair, Md, President Cievelaud's tariff
course was endorsed and that OF the Mary
land senators criticised
The liabilities of Goodwin & Swift. New
York, recently assigned railway contract
ors, are sS4l ,3ii % and actual assets
Sos ~
Mrs. Alice :. Eavey, Cora johnson and
Grace Lowell. aged 10, Is aud IL years re-
spectively, were drowned in the American
river near Auburn, Gala
Lee NJ. Byrne. who has been victimiz.
ing scores Of merchants by forging checks
in payment for articles purchased has
been arrested in Kansas City and is now i'm
jail.
One hundred colored people were on the
ground floor of n building in old Buck
town, Cincinnati, holding cake-walk.
Suddenly the floor dropped into the cellar.
No one was severely hurt.
The New York World announces that
Madeline Pollard is 10 appear on the stage
uuueT tuc Eiludpciiscut oi ssetsou hpb-
erts. According TO Mr.. Roberts Miss
Pollard will begin her season ia the mid
die of October ia Chicago.
Jake Schae!er, the wizard" Of billiards,
has arrived home at Chicago from his
long sojourn at Paris
\ female incendiary is at work at Lima,
o., and though she has been seen several
times the police are unable TO capture her.
| of Iaf 20 L.
Langtry, living five miles west of Henne-
pin, Ills, were set ON fire and burned by "a
hot-air balloon sent up by a travelling
medicine company.
Althea Beasley. aged II. died at Muir
physboro. Ills, from the effects Of burns
from n stroke OF lightning which she re
ceivcd May ~. Medical skill failed to
heal the burns caused 10y the electric fluid.
The Local Marketa.
GRAIN. ETC.
WheN-soc.
| Corn SIC.
| osis- 3bGt2sc: now, CSC.
Hav-Trnotns ST. SIS. upiara. Slo0g,s Wild
$s1$lO; slough $685.; bi.led. 80.
PRODUCE.
Boffer-rsis 70 choice, l.c, creamery, &c.
Poultry-sprins chickens, large, a. 50 nc,
FRrTT AND VEGETABLE.
| Po.stoes-6lc.
| nnions-.5c p-- hu
| BluebeTrcs, $a51 a case
| LIVE STOCK.
Caftie-BI;chers pss for c,rn tra steer
4Sisc; cove an! heifefs, s;s2s.t: calves
| <G4,sc
| Hoes-iAcG5c.
| Sheep-sc<lS
Spring lamb 81 5OCss heal.
| Coal-Soft, iOc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
Fatally Iuiu, ed i'm a Prize Fight.

OMAHA. Aug. 1s-Fletcher Robins. who
was defeated in a eleven round prize fight
by Jimmy Lindsey, Of this city. at Platts-
mouth on Thursday night, Is dying of the
injuries he received and it is reported that
warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of Lindsey, Sandy Griswold, sporting edi-
tor Of The Bee, who refereed the battle,
aud . hundred or more SPECTATOR.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
OUT IN BREEZY OKLAHOMA.
They Are Having Trouble with Anothe
Gang of Ban dts.


Gang Of Bandits.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ia special to the Re
public from Ell Reno. Oklahoma, says:
A gang of bandits is still plying its voca.
ton in this section of Western Oklahoma.
Five of them entered store at North
vile, an inland village fifteen miles west
Of here, and compelled the merchant to
turn over to them all his cash, amounting
to several hundred dollars. The bandits
then ransacked the store for provisions,
and taking a good supply they rode rap.
idly away. A few miles from the village
they stopped farmer by drawing revol.
vers and forced him t. select from his
herd fivehead of his choice horses, which
they took. They are thought to have been
members of we'll organized band located
west of here in the kiowa and Comanche
Indian country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13
Aam,n,.,rator,. Motto,

Estate OF DANIEL Fowler. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed admin.
istrator OF the estate % Daniel Fowler late o.
the county of Rock Island. state Of Illinois, do
ceased. hereby gives notice tia; be will appear
before the county court Of Rock leland coun-
~, Mt the office Of the clerk Of .sid court, In
the city OF Rock Island. at the October term, on
the fret Monday in October peat, ai which
time all persons having claims acE.bet said GO.
tate are notified and requested to aticu. for the
purpose OF having the zane adjusted. Al per.
sons inde bted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the undersigncu.
BYRON DRURY, Administrator.
Dated this 3lst day o: July. A. d. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-08-13

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Cas,or;a.
When she became Miss, she chung to Cassoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cassor,..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
s=E1 BAR6a AMHn1OAno 2
298.

extremosiiento Cuando Sint6 que le bsjsban il fon
Darants agunos Eeguados pEreg6o que todo 81 horror
de l. mpeAts poz haabre deacsada uobre Oh ps-
Sando soOrc 81 ataud solaadole en- ID TERRA.
La pFueba moral Greoia 10 dupicaba CON una prue-
ba fMCa nas dooEolas HHwbuEy babia cxado we're bre
&ntss de u f3ImRd6d de la lnhumacom CompreRdendo
dc prOhto que habA alinea tado uSi6n aRuvo pvn
TO de lamar us grto. No puc egaatar 40 paHa
advertr gopeando l. cRbeEts que deseaba
con loB y1vol aun resgo de hacerHa matar. Pero
cabeos se eslzakon deRtrO de aqnel tdnsbre eIeuth
RsconoCesdo Ii utuidad ds su tomor Hawoury rece.
bro 30 seEenidRa haCeRdes elR una armadura bao
ID 0tra armaduEs de MADEIRA.
AdemaE, Il pareCfa il baAtants. .deppaeio pueGto
que el cura Cantnrreaba ya 81 oco de dfuntoB Ngtas
eces ls pa1eCieron largds perO eSan hechas
paEa ser sscuchadas po1 aqueoS quenes concierRoB,
HaWbprV psnso que mpaeleaca era de bastants NAL
guAto Adem4 eatO evldentt que 81 nACexdote se
pEoponfa ganar tiempo en- aua oracioEas
Corrsspondia Hawoury aE1ogaae de manern que
81 tempo ganado fuer de aqneaB cuAto taas no fueEe
peEdido dentxo
I'll miede toCa veceE loB 1mites del mayor esfuerEo
peeBsmeAte parqUs oH heroes que y miden son hsr6co
HaWbuy dejo de compreRdeT que l6gIcamente en- ID
tuag6n deba teeer ce1to msdo; pare era meneser ira
tar cate miedo pox siGtsms del orguo mtnts.
nsrlo dintanca pGrmitiile que turba1s demaSiedo
ideas ConvsnCioe de que 81 aaeordote 40 poda ha
naa mejoF de 10 que haca le oyo ataa po1
medic Dc REandaS dffauEa1s de aejar de aspuu1a ou
bamdidos.
~ lnutlhdad de esoa a1tueExsA 1o eEa NADIA pzop6
Rso PIE 9shauaa3ake' = 0ee4 ysEaael Rs sspaEeAa2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
a97 BrBr1oqroA Ds""IA COaRrsFoNDENUA DE- PTo-R1oO"

HI ataud hsbia aido cerrado. NunCa Hawbury habia
gcdo haAta punto ID Eecesdad de peBcndr de oda
c&naoddad 10 oaoygullsca rsducirAe mRimun de res
piraci6n de existsRcla moVimiaato Pero ssytdog
scanzsban de todo scr gFado
de pOrcepcOn dc agudeza extraordinsrio PaBsdos agu
nos mnuton ID madeira del ataud pareC6 una eplderms
las manoB brualsg que maneaban aquea gArits serra.
do eTeY6 que 10 mahtrzabaa ofsndfan ContaCto
ri menOr rumor Iegaba 4 sus oidos incrsble CIa-
ri lad aB Ia pRquahA provision de luE deiada ID per-
Cspcon ID vista reSultaba 6mpa nents compensate
81 dssnroyo aaormal de Sus faSultaden suditivaD
Tndo 10 hRbia dido todo hasta las tyanquilag res.
puestas del sassrdots deTrotsndo q nfAne Gaso
neEOnidad
OuaRdo IS 8nti6 evantado tEasportado fuera de ID
casa bendjio ID casusdad Il devoCjoa de aquslls
Qant que Is haba aVtado 81 dpgto de bsjar Il
cabeEa abajo el camino dc sscUddo exCsao
ruanlo tenan necedad de paHar CaFga de hombro
z ctrO. - I
Come era homhre de valor fIos66cO expsnment6
una atsfaccion positive al obsorvar gus yespiracion
era brs de 10 que habia eHporado propoR6
eTIbr Ell temo uBa5memoras fin de refutar cieEta
aEa quo preteade que1er atrbuE cada priGio
nero voumen ID reupiTabe ssguramsnte abuBvo
HaWbury iba & Sabsr por experiences con quo capti
dad mnima puedeR t1nCionaI los pumoDeL Las praCsu
clones del sacerdote habiaa gdo ben tpada que no
exEerimanteba did sultad alguBa para reHprar.
Es tanto que s conducts de Il csaa 81 lugar de ID
caao ugaE doa 0pultura pEisonero del atsud habfa
do ID ycn del SaCeIdote compoadisndo que 6gte
por os andidos quo por 81 cantivo hAbaba iHand6G
Ssaro ds daxls eonoceE que no Il aband0naba.
HaWbuyi p1la1 de au vigoEl no p9da rsp1mi5 pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
EN- z5o pesos

Sc vsnde mrs boAita nusva csss de recrse;
con cochera, pesebre una cuerda de tiasrs bieR
apHovechada pueu hsy en- dicho tsrreRc muches
aEboles frutslsS dos puntas de ysrba d. guinea
msloiilo, cafe, piiaH etc Egtk Bituada M
kil6mstvo dol pueblo de Riopisdras contigua
la sfamada quebrada de Juan Msndez-PAra
mss detalteS en- ID misma hnsa informarkR o.
Rio-piedraB don GaIpaE Vild. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10

"a aBANDEs MALES aRANDEs REMEDIos. Guam.
do 81 empobrecimiento organize aniquila 81 cuer.
30 81 espiritu, se impone devolver q aistema
aervioso toda "a fuer3a vigor; de ahf la indica.
ci6n especial del !" Vino Cordial do OsgebtsG de
Ulrici conceptusdo por lon m6dicos mas emil
nentss como el reeonstStaycste mas POderos0 y 81
vstaIssasOr mas rapido de Lac perscnaa dSbsses ,
anSaIcas. pruSbese para cogrOb0rGr tales virtudea
"a reconocidas alabadas por Jos enfermoa que 70
han tornado.
De venta para IL iSla de Puerto RicO, =.
6uillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
BrllIante negOcio

Sc venda ar1isnda Is Csna-almacen, aitua-
da 81 u cslle del Comercio fEsnte loS muellsa
de esta Capital
Ipformar6R eR Il Administrator de Oonsu-
mos rDuricipales don Rpm6p Velilla, y San Fran.
cisco 85 50 dueno.- redrO 81 ZanpOT0NO. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
las TnNerlas
ID RWsTAURANT

no E REsTAURANT
CALLIf DE- SAN JUsTO ndm. To- Capital.
Colnidas todas hoYas del dia y dc ID noche;
habitacionea freacas ventilAdaE; aOeo y tEato
afsble con LOS parroquianos. So gaEantiza unA
meEs sxseletts. Abonos pyecioa coAvenciona
lea EgvsNo oLyIDAR Ia D1BEoC16H; Gale de San
Justo, elltre Ia Palma La Mallorquian
JOSE %. BARBOSA = AdnlnistradoT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-10
FUGA DE vCcALEs.
G.m.Il. d. p.na 10. ntsu
pLnt II i End. d.l I'M,
pr. d int. N. d.sd. .eh.
a. br trn pGsMr,s.

soluci6n Il JeroglffOo dc ayeT: u letEa con aaa.
gre eHtra
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-06
WHERE HE IS WANTED.

A workingman has written the follow
ing letter to President Cleveland:
One thing more demands attention.
For over six years you have repeatedly
told us that if we should ever lose our
jobs there is always plenty of good pay
ing work to be had This you said to Sc
cure our help, through our votes, in your
intended destruction of the salt ma kers
wool raisers, woolen manufacturers and
other industries, and the turning adrift
OF their help. A large number of us who
then believed you now desire to see you
about that statement We want you to
make it good to come to New York and
find jobs for from 10000 to 100000 idle
here; to go to Brooklyn and get work for
5000 to $4,000 in that city to Boston,
with $4,000 there; to Buffalo, your old
home, and provide places for the $1,000
unemployed, large numbers of whom
helped to raise you from harmless
obscurity to Philadelphia, with its 9O, 600; ;
Pittsburg, with $4,000 more; to Chicago,
with yet 65,O 900 more to Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, indianapolis, Mil
waukee, st. Louis and San Francisco
with their 5000; to the manufacturing
districts of the Eastern, Middle and
gfa faC tp l,a ,fv,fp Of
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana,
Alabama, Colorado, Nevada, Montana,
Idaho and California the lumber sections
west; the farming and wool raising
territory of the Central, Western, North
in fact, you are badly wanted in nearly
every city, village and township in the
Eastern, Northern, Western, Northwest
ern, Southwestern, Pacific and some
Southern parts of the country, to show
MudG ONGE ~tOoOiOOJ VI US nave Debu uu
able to find for ourselves-good paying
jobs, or any at all And we want you
light away, too we want to go to worl
at whistle time tomorrow morning
Not only come yourself, but lock up YOU
wrecking Congress and bring the Other
Cheap-John along with you. We want Il
see them also they made the same state
ment, and led us to give you and then
government jobs on the strength Of it
We don't want bombazine charity worl
or more promised soapsuds, but good
steady jobs, with hard cash at the back o
them-in fact, our old places and wages
Get a hustle on you-jackass crew and al
and do it or by not doing it confes
either that You all lied or are bungler,
who have no practical acquaintance witt
labor and business or real sympathy 70
the working class and are incompetent t
prepare or make laws by which working
men and industries will be affected
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-06

details Of the plan, but will probably in
clude means of securing the co-opera-
and other similar organizations, so that
the institutes or puplic meetings will get
the benefit of the papers prepared, and
pass upon them prior to their submission
to final adjudication. 1t is also prob
able that the scope Of the paper will cover
wide field, and thus we feel warranted
in suggesting that our friends who teach
the youth Of the state take advantage of
the vacation season to collect the informa-
tion desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-06

HUNTNGDON, Pa, June 6-The Harvey
Coal company's colliery, on the Six Mile
Run, in the Huntingdon and Broad Top
region, resumed yesterday. 1t is generally
believed that this break in the ranks Of
the strikers will cause general resump
tion in this district The Broad Top
miners have become disheartened, and ex-
press a sentiment Of resuming work at the
old rate of wages rather than see their
families suffer for food. The operators
have abandoned all efforts to hasten a re-
sumption, believing that the miners will
go back in day or so through sheer force
OF necessity
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Aitreld order. Ont Troops.

amount Of trouble in sight at the Carter
vile mines. The strikers are growing
bolder and more threatening every hour.
The north bound freight train on the
short line, which was carrying eight cars
of Ohio coal from Brooklyn to St. Louis,
was fired into by a mob of strikers yester-
day. The sheriff wired the governor again,
making an earnest appeal for troops. Gov
ernor Altgeld finally yielded, and ordered
Colonel Smith to proceed to Carterville at
once with three regiments.