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Evening journal., 1894-01-08
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Evening journal., 1894-01-08
REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE-A
II farm Of 40 acres, miles from Wilmington,
near Talleyville, Brandywine Hundred.
J, HERBERT BROWN, Talleyville. Del.
Evening journal., 1894-01-08
THE HAWAIIAN MYSTERY
Nothing but Wild Rumors of the
Corwin's Dispatches.
A MESSAGE IS EXPECTED TODAY.

Unconhrmed Report That Minister wills
Came From Honolulu on the Cutter
Ex-commissioner nloant Summoned to
Washington.
Evening journal., 1894-01-08
PERSONAL

7 ADIEs'COATs ALTERED AND REPAIR
- ed 10 look as good as new, at Kings, 6l5
Orange street.
I AIDES COATS REPAIRED AT KING 5,
Il 6l5 Orange street.
IN E. tLEVY's
CONFIDENTIAL LOAN OFFICE,
Rooms and 8, in the Exchange Building, cor
ner Seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY on REAL E~TATE
and personal property of all descriptions, at
lowest rates. Private consultation room at
tached. Opeuevenings until o'clock.
Evening journal., 1894-01-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
MEMS CLOTHING REPAIRED, CLEAN
INl ed and pressed at Kings, 6l5 Orange st.
II. q F. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
IL TIERS AND BREWERS
DEA COAL for family use.
Extra large size, $3.50 per ton.
JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Phones 1l6and 203. No. W. 81 st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
LOYALTY Of Its Employees Attested by
Resolutions of Conductors.

LOYALTY Of Its Employees Attested by
Resolutions of Conductors.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE loyalty
az the Pennsylvania railroad employees t.
IN. corrDany during the recent strike trou-
b,es was demonstrated last evening In de-
cisive action by one Of the organized
bodies. This action is explained in the
following. received to-day by General
Manager Provost:
"PEILADHPHIA, July II. 1871
"S NJ. Provost General Manager Penn
sylyania Railroad:
at a regular meeting Of West Phila-
dclphia Division, 162. order OF EaiWAY
Conductors. last night the following reso-
Unions were unanimously adopted:
.V\hcreas W.. as members OF the Order
% Railway Conductors, both passenger
and freisht. do consider the railroad situa-
ton at Chicago and other western p'ih's
rs a serious and depiorable condition o.
affairs. totally uncallcd for. therefore,
.72c.solVc,l That We. as lava bidlnG cit-
ms and faithful employees, d. condemn
ft. action Of those who took part III ".
Wapton and indiscriminste structloh o.
life and property. causing a heea''"5 SUB
nation OF commerce. to tn detriment @,
The interests Of their employers ana inc
,,ttzrns Of the Unued States.
CHAT n no time or place IN ms "
ci,itv has any feeling other than loyalty
:, our employers been manifested ana
mat We have no 8flhation, directly ~
indirectly. with the ORGANIZATION Known
as the American Railway Union
.eThat a copy of these resolutions De
presented 10 the general manager OF the
Transatlantic road for his iniorniauoh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
NEW ELECTRIC RAILROAD MOTOR
HeiIman's Peculiar Application of Elec-
tricity to All the Wheels.

O/OndOn lrirBrdPil
OF them any schemes for the UTILIZATION
of electricity for railway engines that
which has now been brought into prdctlcdl
operation by Mr.. J. }. ileihndhn' OF
Paris. is one of the most curious. In IL
the ordinary rules Tor the economical en-
ployment OF energy appear 10 De ulsFe-
garded. The power OF a steam engine
is not applied direct TO the Wheels out
is used to produce an electric current Dy
means OF an immense dynamo, the energy
being retransferred III its new form 10
electro motors on the axles.
The loss which at first siSht might Os
supposed 10 follow this roundabout methOd
ia said to be compensated by several
practical advantages. The ordinary steam
locomotive often has 10 work under waste
fh conditions. as, for instance, in running
up an incline, where the ilaAih NUM-, , VI
steam Is necessary, while IN the heIlnhahh
machine the interposition or the dynamo
between the work 10 be done. ana me
steam engine enables the latter To produce
the power required by driving the uyha-
mo faster, which can be done with an
economical consumption or steam:
Again, in an ordinary express lccomo-
tive the driving power Is centered ~
one or two wheels on each side, ana the
nnrtion OF the engines weight carried
by these h all that Is available Tor trdc-
ton PURPOSES. In the new engine, nov.
ever, all the wheels, and therefore All
the weight, can be utilized. without coup
iine, rods. each axle carrying its own
motor. The engine Is as curious in APP
pearance as IN its principle of working.
and may be roughly compared 10 Lon
ann and south western tank engine. with
the drivers cab stretched out until IL Is
as long as the boiler. 1t is mounted on
two trucks. each having eight wheels
about the size OF those ON an ordinary
tender. The cab contains the dynamo
and It's driving engine, and the locomotive
runs, so TO speak. tender first. IL Is
52l-2 feet long over all. and Is feet high,
and weighs 100 tons. The length Is
about that Of an English express engine
and tender, and the height does not diff
fer much. but the weight u quartes
10 one-third greater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
THE HOTEL DETECTIVE.
Some Adventures In Guarding Cnsuspeet
ing Guests From Thieves.
Special cable letter)


tNeW YORK ieFdIu.i
My friend, Mr.. Martinez. who Is the
detective IN large summer hotel, told
me these stories: The life OF detective In
a summer hotel, while an obscure one,
is the most exciting and diversified OF
any in the detective line. II Is his duty
TO guard the guests not only from out
siders, but from chance wolves In the
sheep fold. lie must never blunder In his
arrests, nor fail to find the wrongdoer.
His life is rapid. anxious-often cruel. My
FIRST case this summer was queer one.
Mr. S. and hts wife have been coming
here now for five years. This year they
came up on the o'clock train. and
were assigned to Room No. 70. their old
quarters. Al o'clock they came down
stairs, left. their room key in the once,
and went into the dining-room.
At G o'clock we change desk-clerks. and
this year we have new man on duty
from to L. He had never seen Mr.
and Mrs. s. About ten minutes after he
came on duty man stepped up to the
desk and said: give me No. IS" adding.
pleasantly. you see We have the same old
room" The clerk handed out the key.
and went back 10 his books. Ten minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

Gompers l.. V. Mcclure. G. l.. Drum
mond, James Bretteii, William ~. war
den. James u. Lemon. and Chris. Evans
adjourned subject 20 call after ten
hours session to-day.
Their REGULAR quarterly meeting should
have taken place on August lst, but ow-
iwv 20 the labor difficulties II was held
earlier than The date set. Nothing OF
importance was transacted except rou-
tine business, the most Important OF
which WIS a vote TO assist the carriage
makers IN their boycott on Studebakers
,-oods. especially IN the West, through the
help Of the Farmers Alliance. The coun-
Gil appropriated 500 to assist Eugene V.
Debz in the case now pending against
him in the Federal courts; also 500 TO as
sist the Sesmen's National Union In or
fffnizlng. and TO help their lobbyist. a.
Furiaeth, In his attempt 20 have repealed
certain obnoxious statutes in the United
States law books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TIE PASSING OF DEBS
psSvtion Of The Railway UnlOniStS by
Leading LabO, Orders.
DEATH-BL0W OF THE BOYCOTT
4 4. Inflicted by the Fcdcratlonists, Switch
men, and adcs-Asscmbiymon-D
fcatod Agitators Claim Otherwise

CHICAGO July 1.-THE Executive Com
s1ittce Of the American Railway Union
net al the Revere House shortly after
20 o'clock this morning and held pro
'osrycd session. The refusal Of the General
Esnarcrs TO consider their proposition Tor
settlement 81 the strike and the ac-
son Of the Federation Of Labor the
SuIichr,n's ErothcrhOcd. and the bulid-
rs trades were discussed at lens'f-
HcthoGs OF carrying on the strike ard
II making IL more elective were CON
NJcrll
In addition a. the Members OF the board
here were present MaSter-WorSman Sow
lre,cn. Of the Knights Of Lhtor; J. j.
Stcvcusan. 90 Fast 81 Louis. Ill, and L.
n K.ucmus OF Kansas CITY, executive
sGcef. %. the Bro,horhood OF Raiiroad-
rar N.n. ANA j. Bowie. OF Battle Greek.
Mich. Grand C1Acf Of The brotherhood Of
hallway TrnchmrD. An OF the afnIiating
rr--r. agreed 10 10 out Oh strike and 10
s,,sna ~ the a. r.. O.. IA its straEgie TO
thc end 10 was resolved that in view Of
Inc rejection by the Conceal Managers
Association Of the proposition Of pace.
muster of au th- forces at once De had
BIG tre strike vigorously prosecuted with
pvt n gard 10 tImc or consequences. SIX
n~T mon were sent into the field to work
Hmour the doubtful ana hositating. and
bs fast as possible members OF the Excel
1--WE Hoard VIII take the nold.
Tho fr,.cffrl. authorized President Dehg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
GENERAL GORDON AGAIN
He Speaks of the Army of Confeder"'es'
All Against Lawiessness

PiTTSBIqRG. PA, July 1t-General
John y. Gordon. the ex-Confederate vete-
ran and present senator from Georgia
who created a dramatic scene in the son
ats early this week by his words In DE-
nouncing the laWless acts Of the mons
smoke in a similar strain in conVefsatlo non
with a party of pittsourS men, inc'ul'hs
Representative John Dhlzeh ana "eheI"'
Al Pearson The latter. relating the
Incident here to-day. quoted General Cor
don as saving: 81 am Commander-in-Chi'f
II the Confederate Union, which IS an or
ranization OF Confederate veterans SINH
lar 10 the Grand Army u the Republic.
II occasion requires it, I viii march an
army Of old soldiers across the long
bridge over the Potomac greater than
ever General Lee commanded, every man
Of which will Hght to the death 10 preserve
The Union ana command respect Tor the
old fag."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

WO OAvDC Vsa OouTU8yS 0t
2P. n. It'll Sept. LIST.
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
ee0o0ooo
We omit to-day
our usual list of
special offerings.
but not because we
have nospecialval.
ues to offer.
At this season of
the year we clear
our counters Of
summer goods re-
CARELESS Of profits
and costs.
Itisn'ta sacrifice
Of odds and ends
m er ely but the
great bulk Of our
summer stock.
Bargains have
been made Of tho
best the store holds
at this midsummer
time. We went 10
crowd into days
the selling that
ally occupies
weeks, and TO in
sure the accom-
plishment Of it the
spirit Of reduction
has been allowed
to extend oyer the
ch0icests effects.
the richest crea-
tons.
Weigh the facts
as they are ex-
pressed, ponder
over the opporru-
nifty afforded, and
come and secure
YOUR choice.
C45t,ss)tsso
TIE F0VR9J2EAH PRICE 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
WRECK THROUGH cAReLESsNesS.
A Reporter Acting rs Switohmsn In Order
60 Get News.

60 Get News.
CHICAGO. ILL. July H.-While rush
ing along at high speed. the Chicago and
Northern Pacific suburban train for For
est Home ran into an open switch at
Fourteenth and Roby streets yesterday
evening and crashed into a heavy Wiscon-
sin Central freight engine standing on
the next track. Three passengers on the
suburban were injured, but nobody was
Killed.
II has leaked out that the wreck was
caused by the misplacing. through care
lessncss OF a switch by J. T. HOLSTER
a reporter for Chicago morning paper
who was acting as switchmln in order 10
Be on the Inside" in getting news among
railroad employees He was promptly
arrested and jailed, but was bailed out
this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TROUBLE IN COLORADO.
one of Number of Sporadic strikes That
Arc IxpcctcG.


WASHINGTON, j. C.. July lf.-General
Schoneld received the following telegram
late last night from General McCook' at
Denver: situation at Wi.liams Winsiow'
end Peach Springs. on Atlantic and ia.
cite, is so critical That l have ordered
three companies Of infantry from Nhippe
Barracks 10 take station at these points.
aud move from point 10 point on railroad
az may be deemed necessary"
This Is considered 10 be spreading OF
the troubles that existed at Trinidad ana
,.ocr points near the Santa Fe, on
road which connects with the southern
Pacific near Los Angeles These sporaHlc
strikes. distant from the centres OF DIS
t,,rl.snce. IRE not expected u amount TO
much General Schoheld anticipates any
number Of such small troubles, and l.
fully prepared to meet them whenever
hey occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

Lars, purchase just received. Very low
prices, a. you'll scc:
s. Mo1uette Rug can be- had for 81.
), Nooif-tt- Rug can IT, had for 3 -.
81 80 hiou,rtte Mat can be- had for S3c.
Spcial low prices. too, on oiS pur
chss - Of choice smyrna Rugs.
SO SOFA Size goes for VII.
Us smyrna Rug now 3.9i
AZ Smyrna Rug now s3Oj
g ~ Smyrna Rug now 8 -.
s. - Smyrna Rug now Sl3l.
Sis Smyrna Rug now slB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
RATHING SUITS.

Hero is a chance seldom found:
Mems $50 Bathing Suits now 81.
Mems SIS Bathing Suits no" S.l9.
Boys 81 Iathing Suits now llc.
I.8IieS - Bathing suits now -.
Ladies' 81 Bathing Suits now s.
LADIES' s. Bathing Suits now -.
ladies' 81 Bathing Suits now 50 y.
LADIES' $50 Bathing Suits now =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
u Almost Unanimously Eescinds the
Strike Order of Tuesday.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Building Trades
Council. an organization representing Don
Chicago workingTnen, met last night.
There were many delegates at the meet
INK. and for nearly five hours they dis
cusscd the strike. Then a vote was taken
on the order issued By the organization
callju. its members OFT last Tues
day. and II was almost unanimously re
scindel. The strike. so far as the Build
ing Trades Council Is concerned. was
thereby declared of. No resolutions OF
svnlaihy were adopted nor any sym
pathy expressed for the American Rail
way Union. This action practically takes
away The support Of the Chicago working
mon from Deb3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
FANCY SILKS.

Fancy silks for shirt. waists and an
btnatious, 81 yard vas the price,
for THIS safe ..... ........- ...-..'''-
FL cured Iade,a Silks. choice designs
aDd colcrpxs. were exceptional val
ues st clio and sLio a yaid,T
mark-dowu price. ................-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
FEDERATION AID.

The Boycott Against studebaker- Money
for Debs.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE meeting OF
the Executive Committee OF the American
f~tsratlon VI Labor. consisting Of Samuel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
IApANESE SILKS.

Black and CoioScd Japanese Suss,
Lyons dye and rpish. good valde NJ
75c. yari, special ciosing-out 4 ~.
price. ss'''-s.f y
Black Japauese SIX, fun - inches
wide, warranted IN every respe;t'
worth 81 q yard. for THIS special I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

Who love fine goods,
Who love pretty goods.
Who love new goods, or

WHO IOVc eCCSio1tItCHtI VfCSSt
All such will hasten to see these.
1t is a fact well worth remem-
bering that the shrewdest, most
practical lady buyers of this city
do all or a large portion Of their
buying here. They say it's be-
cause they find larger stocks to
select from, newer patterns, and
closer prices on frst-class goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

4 fun stock always on hand.
Calico Wrappers a. SIC.
Navy-Bluc Calico Wrappers, " ana 9'c
ladies' Muslin Wappers nicely male
and good cut. Sl25 $l59, $50. and $L'1'
LADIES' SILK SHIRT-WAISTS.
Ladies can indulge in silk shirt-Wdsts
at these low prices.
LADIES' Black and White and Blue ana
White Striped China SIX Shiri-N alSt5
reduced from s. 10 S2.GS.
Ladies Navy-Blue and Black China SIX
Shirt-Waists reduced from 81 10 S.Zs.
Ladies Black China SIX Shirt Waists
LADIES' White Muslin Shirt-Waists, with
handsome embroidery on collar ana CUTS,
latest styles, reduced from $50 q - .;
from S25 - $50 from $3.50 To fl.lS ana
to 81. and from S..2j 10 ~.
Ladies' Percale Shirt-Waists, with large
rufiie on shoulders and large sleeves, re-
duced from sl.50 10 CSC.
Ladies' Blue Chambray Shirt-WaistS.
trimmed with white, reduced from - TO
ladies' Brown Linen ShIrt-Walsts with
white trimmings, reduced from N.0o 10
Ladies Brown Linen shirt Waists, plain
| bosom. reduced from $50 % s,c. .,
Percale Sh.rt-Waists reduced from
PeTcale Black and White shirt-was,s
reduced from 75c. TO 5Oc., and from &c
- Co,ored Percale Shirt Waists reduced
| from 75c. to SOC. and from J9c. 70 &c.
LADIES' CAPES.
All this seasons styles all marked down
below cost.
81 Capes marked down 10 Sc
| 81 Capes marked dOwa 10 81 -.
Sc Capes marked down - S.i9.
| s. CAGES mark ID down 10 NtI.
| 81 Capes marked DOWN 10 $40.
| s14 Capes marked down TO 81. -.
| SIG Capes marked down to 81 20.
| SIS CslnaS marx a down 10 SIo
se2 Cares marked down Ia $il.15.
! sl2 Capes marked down 10 $40
Our whole stock OF JACKETS and
| BLAZERS at just HALF PRICE.
| Don't fail 10 get one.
BOYS WASHABLE SUITS.
| Every suit reduced now:
soc Suits reduced to aVc.
81 Suits reduced TO 75c.
| 81 80 Suits reduced - 9>c-
| 81 Suits reduced 10 <l3,
| 81 Suits reduced 10 $40.
BOYS PERcALE SHIRT-WAISTS.
| Every Shirt Waist that was 25c. reduced
to i5c.
| Zoe waists go TO 29c.
SOC Waists 10 10 35c.
WHITNEY BABY-CARRIAGES.
We make a big loss to clear up this
! stock Carria ges reduced 10 lowest prices.
Money saved on every article you pur-
! chase OF US.
Levy &DaviS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

WASHINGTON, July l.-To-day's dis
matches announce that the strike has
practically disappeared from Cleveland
Toledo Detroit, 81. Louis and every other
important centre in the recently ued-up
section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
SfrlLc Declared on.
Thn Strike Disappears.

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ, July 1l.-At a
meeting Of members OF the American
railway Union last night the strike was
1,ol.rel on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
SILK
Still Greater Reductions
In The Prices Of Silks.
N()IRES.

CoIored Molres, oil now and desirable
shades, wcrc excellent values nv 80
lao aud sl.50 yard, choice on ~
any shade. &C.. '''''''' " -
Cos,rei Moires, latest designs anl
sharngs, we're good sellers AZ 90
and 7sc. yard choice Of anyin the : ~.
Black Moires, extra weight and su2e-
rjor nnish. regular prices 81 AMI ~.
alps yard, cosing-out prico.....- ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

SACKAMNNTO. CAL, July A-knox'
the chief Of the American Railway Union
aul strike manager here, was arrested
to-day charged with completely IN The
murder % ne men who lost their hVeS
In AN..lnn-qlnN'4 TRIM Mreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
BLACK AND NANf-BLt Il
STORM SERGES.
nrrrx., s.tk, vtnSNt
SIMMER DRESS GOODS

at lowest OF low prices. ,o,..
/ lot 32-inch Panama Cloth, was l2'.c'
Mondays price 3c. ,o,..
D-inch Irish Lawn. new lot' was l-'2''
Printed lndia Linen. 6i,c n yard-as
pretty as wheu II sold fast at Zoe.
Good style Lawns. 3i2c. yard .
Good style Percales. l-3c., worth l-'9c.
Wool ChallIc. exc yard. was 2lc.
L'rpnch Challie l.c n Yarl was 3)c.
French Cunlde bingham at ICE. yard
was Csc.
French Organize. DC. was 4oc'
White and ColOred Cotton Duck.
outing cloths at &c. were &c
outing Cloths at 6iic, were igc.
O.uting Cloths at BE- were l2'2c;
Good Aprun Ginghams at and sac.
Cr;nkle Zephyrs. all colors' 10 --5c.
yard.
we have reduced the sc. Fast-Bncl;
Ptaid arpI Striped Lawns 10 &c. yaJd.
The 2N. quality goes At 10 sc.
III. Ii 2-3c quality goes az ~ C
The Et.c. quality goes at lJc.
BLACK BRoCHE SATINES.
As handsome ~ any sir.
Se v5LlD. sold now M &c. Nard'
&c valr,s sold now at l9c. yard
&c quality slack and White trehcl
Sa tines sssh now At DC. a yaIu.
HAVE YOU NEED FOR \ BELT?
We have placed all the Leather ana
s. re B.AtS in four lots:
An rc. Belts now 5'c.
Al soc Belts now 29c.
All lOc. Brlts now &c.
An Sc Belts now l9c.
SD Cold and silver BELTS now Sc.
SIC. CeIulObi Belts now 55c.
LADIES VESTS.
White porby-Ribbed Vests, were E.-'r
now fUr 80.
Ralhrigsln Vests, were S l-3c, now .
| FOR &c.
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS
| rom fsc. apiece up u the widest
Lowest pricvs on every with.
I-acs B.sLdnlg I'm l. 2, 3. ana rows
Nahenc.eGnes Lace, nice assOrtm, nj.
RIBBONS, RIBBONSi
An coiors and qualities now IN. Every
dcsinble width in stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

White pnrby-Ribbed Vests, were l2-',
now fpr 80.
Ralhrigsln Vests, were Sl-3c., now .
fDr, y5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
RACK VELVET RIBBONS

nom ssc. apiece up u the widest
Lowest prices on every with.
I-acs BssLdng in L. 2, 3, ana ! rows
Naienc.ecnes Lace, nice asiJrtln' M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July 1i-in
West Oakland late this afternoon strikers
DISTRACTED the tracks with timners, ana
pulled the fremen from several local
trains. Police, militia, and Calling guns
were sent 10 the scene, and dispersed the
sulkers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
RIGS, SUMMER PRICESu

an colors and QUALITIES now m. EVIf
riesiI1ible width IN stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

GALVESTON, TEN. july 1.-THE
strike is Of. The mi.tta, deputy sherins'
and police have been Withdrawn. Every
thing on the Gulf. Colorado. and santa
Re is running as if no trouble had eX
istod. only few Of the strikers will be
r-lustatcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15

\ fun stock always on hand.
Calico Wrappers a. SIC.
Navy-Bmc Calico Wrappers, ~ ana CSC
ladies' Muslin Wrappers, nicely MAZE
and good cut. $l.25. sl.59, SID and <l'j.
TADTI,s;, SILK SHIRT WAISTS
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BLACK BROCHE SAT

As handsome ~ any SIX.
a}c y5lltD. sold now M &c. Naru.
&c. yaIr,, sold now at l9c. yard
sc quality slack and White French
Sstlncs sssh now at l9c. a yard.
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s,r,l. Troubles Growine Serious.

TT. WAYNE, ND, July H-Ihe strIke
troubles al l.razN are becoming serious
hourly. and Governor Matthews has re-
aucsted the Fort Wayne Rifles Fort
wayne True blues, and the Zoollnger
Battery 10 hold themselves in readiness
10 answer call to go TO Brazil for duS
in ouel.ing the riots.
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Federal Court Jurisdiction.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July n
United States Diatrict-Attorney Garner
mas received IA telegram from General oi-
ney which approves the decision Of Car
ner ia holding that those guilty OF wreck
ing a train near Sacramento must De
tried for murder in the State courts ana
not I'm the United States court.
The Brotherhood'r Conservatism.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, July 4.--Grand-
Master Sargent. Of the Firemen's Bro,her-
hood. said to-day that the Old oro,her-
hoods would come out OF the Pullman
strike stronger than before It was oraer'
Cd. for II would demonstrate thcir CON
seryative character. The laws OF MS
order. he said, are made so as TO prevent
a strike as far az possible. ana sucn
spirit should ectuate all labor orgah'zh-
lions. lie added that at no time durihs