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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
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tesuelie | Qbleuso bar bepiit, Of rs PCT. al
Sloebranoene lOm brpoer no oenns Sp
luites Deb temiiie 8ranoIuttere. &ot
gftertarfe pil igre os til ben Slutning, at
bpis oisie SIutiere blep bolbt paa Carmen
% / miuore 8oer Der / 2anoet, piloe ot
ianoipH!i9ois llntte 95 pet. al be uobr9'
oeuoe SIoebranoe.
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Seroen The Improved Chemical Fire
Extinguisher. iom iabriieres al q. G. NeeIp
& SO, Manbattau BuiIbinG Chicago. GtH
itpre Hptte l~friuer is ira ben SmitRnoisbso,
at ben ensI.e 5prbplosre9el, Der frGOes, CT
at oenoe ben. Snainart Den penoes, uo'
lpuser ben en- Strpm ieuttt SOB bort. 9tt
er ct uimpsiiseIist 6attum, at ben ptl lut!'
enbper at be alminocli9e Sloebruaoe. Der
foreiommer pna 5nrmen. Set moa ertn'
ores, OF ben pirisr i~raitiscre eno SanO. %
ben uopifler Sos. ion ltrpmmer sieunem
2uften % siebIiItells Iuiter enbuer 6lamms,
ben tonmer / 8ererine meo.
4riisn paa oenne SIutter er me9et mooe'
rot, % ri oil raaoe enbUer SamliIie blnnoI
pore 2Giere til at ltripe til n. 6. aselp y
&c., 9lanbattan Building, Chicago. oa Vt
lror, at bet, at BABE en- at otsie Slntisre
Suiet, nil sipe benz en- 5pIeIie Of Si'terbef,
iom riselist ~.rItatter Yriien, ielp ont be al
brig iaar en- Sloebrano. SnbtrGfer Bran
ben, bill Slurfrren betnlc lis ousr bua0reoe
@nn9e. VI. g. Neetp & Co., WanbattaH
Building. gbicusu, er ct auiet 5irnna.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
Spbger!

Ct Sut. tpuri BET pssn. Ct noasi AZ en- SieIotnbts
I eisi, praitiFe oa urpmant,itt 9aas, men en- 8srion,
plasst mse ben 9pt. al bans Spsbpm ct ugsIbEso,Iia,
n IN 8sripnliabse, man bppptst ira rtr paa. Aes
iaie III MeeieiRsns Gune at bsIbuee CT Inn en- Nib
Gorm a 9aoHOmauL itisat HosIt Etiaiet a~ieHiaaHs
ggangie nee at rrbsloe ernOrina fra mans, fOFnisliat
allesr ma ten iuHssat rsfsrSisiisrs Epiplsn. poisi.
iers gQapebtier bar bsDiii I'm dpas III at bslbreot
Ipipepfa, 5orftppYeiit, eepers % spreipssom. Uaas
laria ps Rtrpsiiist, o. osas b~sirenets 9uHs I'll at bel.
brsos busts alsrs. at ben BET mIHeiis bIsD prssst al
enlvsr, Der CT plasst al opennGpnrs spaeomm'. isiO
ON bans neIleus 5oriss paa al iinps saasniaip ba'
parst l~orsirpes. Bso itaoist Brus pti Diitsrsn opsp
piuoe be msii baareuaftsbs aIliaies. He0'
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

"HOoa S0riets" tetniite 6abri!
Stod ohm bar paa Gruub al ben iiou
9iteripgr9isl | europa eftsr 4rngaEa'
tet Maltos Cannsbis % for burti9sn
% bebre at tunue srpeoere ben itou
Wt9n8oe at 8sitiGinger, ipm iubtEbsr
fra Nmeritd, au6net en- 1ilial i GbitoSo
Tor 3iluirfninaen az bette M iaa amer
tjenbte % for tine mrrfelige 8lrfuinB.r
.eusitnaenoe GrRparat. 29s apertisir
mentet / eli anben Spalte % ois bet I'll
DIN Nabo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

6. 8. 6ranoau, superintendent
for SnoianerlioIen / Yipeitoue, 9iinn.,
bIsu iorleosn niiat al Rreiioentsu.
Garineen par 'a~ubipnlispis pOlitiite
@runoe. q 2 s Sarr,s ucnapntes
| bans Steb. Granoal uou9pntes al
8reiioent Snrriisu Us bar foreiiaaet
GnIBaset al belle anitalten. 9ette er
ben ensite SnoiunerltOle. ium bar q
f~ulotnlist geiss al Snoiauerbgru.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

geNre Iaabsn for Miliiien trGna
ges. General Slnsler. 9bef for
Grtiaerisi, tiger i fin aarsberetuins til
&rigsmiuiitereu, al bet er nbiplut upos
peroi9t, at M'ilitien ~beUrbues % uo'
ruites bebre. Sra nGiten olle Stater
,ommer Der iubtrRn9enoe glnmObnin'
ger on mere moosrne @anber for Mts
mlitisn, men 8eoiguingeu for bette Eies
meO sisr bet muli9t FIN at foretaae
5o%rnuSringer mso en- lioen @rocent ni
Qiilitieu bpert Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
sprbnb mob SubfsrIeI Of ameri.

Sprbnb mob SubfsrieI az ameri'
fnnIfe ajssprohufter. Sen tpits 8e'
p~ierina, elsr rettsrs be eutslte tpTte
Stater, bar uoitebt Sorbuo mob Sub
fsr'el Of umeritauIte aipoprooutter %
lepsuoe a~reotursr. De tpIte Gutprites
ter auisrsr ipm GrunS for bette Striot,
at ameritauf assa bar parst uusrebst
Of Tsrasfeber; men ben pir'slise @runo
sr not en- sanIte nnbsn. Den tpite
Gesierine ienots osusaus SuttertOIssn
bistuisrsees | Senaiet en- Broteit til
Observation-Disclosures impo @tota9tl'
zen al osuns 2op, ea ben uiloe opb9pe
Observation-Disclosures, % erilpreoe, Of
eens geetcesiis piloe leoe til Repress
ialisr ira 1ptlnnos Sioe, men Dor
lloenrissminiiisr ipntss at tase lieen
Rotits al osnue 9ruteit. us Sslaen
blsp. al iamtliss tpite Saune er M
Iuttsoe for S~nofsriel al amsri,onIt
aiso Os GleIteprOouiter % Ispsnos
&Una.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

l. Waar en- Ronb bar bapt Somsit,os,
LAMB % proved up. men iiosn bar olaf NJ,
iaa ban lille er Gier al uoset 2ano, tan h,
M faa itsbt @esierinssIaub paa b, Beth.
aelier, iom sIa,oer for Tso 9af. R,I,rOo,
tioneu | Rinnsicta, $1.25 pr. Gers, sau !,
bet bare for benz, iom lite bar brua, 4,
Someteaoret?
q aan en- Rome tose 2anS Der. MAJ,
bsnoes Waue bar brust fin SOm.feubr,tY
Spar: /. @ei Q. ga, bpis bun .r 10
miltens Sorisr9eL
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Y~reIioenteu bar uon1unt Us. Or.
Campbell til 5oreuebs SEters Mars
ibal for Wiinnelota iiteoetior 8 Abam
gebe, iom reiisnerebe for at iunne
bplbe politiife Taller for fin Ben aon'
aresmanb Balopin.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Safhgcliessagen. Srciiceuten uSs
fteote ben Site Sitobsr en- 4roflapa-
tipn, / bSilfen ban srflrrer Gprsbas
ben 29ee Ropsmber for at p9rs Yatio'
mems 9utfseliesbas % ppiprorsr ale
Borssre til at bsai9bploe ben iom
Tatfe' % Beoeons.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

9utmsitsrgeHsraI gisieu bar ub'
lpptt felatnoe 8eleuuinser for Qaasri'
belle "a 7omirloelie al 9oittpue %
0orrsv,re / EsauItabsnuret, Der enosr
ben 80ts SUM 1895. $1,000 for 8aa'
oritelie ca 7pm'9loelie al bu~ilteniors
belt 9crion, Der rspsr 4oitsn, msosns
ben beiorores / en- 9ernbauepusn $500
for gaagritslie % 3cmirIoslie al
toiltsniomh.Iii 4erion, Der rsoer Ic'
fen, m,o,ns ben beforores op,r en-
RO%itruts, % iOm inursr 4oit'erersn
$3.50 for 9aa9ribsIie % 8OmfGlo,l''
al boiltenIDmbslit 8srion, Der iuris9er
paa at rrps Ioiten, meoens ben beior'
ercs Ouer en- 9pItruts, pg ION an8rlber
euer trusr 8%pItisrsr.n; fra 800 I'll
5000 for 9aasrib.lie % 3Omirloeli,
a boiltsuipmbelit 8srion, Der siel
9uobruo | ct Boithus ps itieler eera.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

llnbepbalante. Resjeriusens Sno'
taster j OCTOBER belgb fig til sl9, $780,
24O % bsns nbsiiter til 1872, 7l3,o3s
en- u~nberbalanee az $l3,573,799.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Standardization belgb fig til $Sll,'
327,471 ben lite bs.. en- 5OrsseIie al
t13, 1850, S54 / Ctiobsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Saturday Is n Of the most profitable
days at Prof. B~reckenridge's school. Il
Is spent in q careful review of the more
difficult points passed over during the
week.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Prof. breckenridge instructor in writ.
Ing, Prof. Ttmberman, has few equals
Those who wish TO give special attention
to this branch have four drills day with.
out extra charge.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
CT 9anferne StanOiuaO.r2 Scor, a,

Ran en- Wanb ttIbaaeboibs noa.t a, G..
Sisneftesuts 9sn uHber Buaiiuo a. Of e,,s.
III. bar sjort bans grbeioe. Tom ban 5g,n,,
Spis ban sisr bet, ran iaa @utttn al g0n,,,
BET iubtr9ps fine gense?
Srar: I. S,ts mtsminors gutt,r -,
bsret fig uo for at uofsre ct ipecielt QrS,s,
os ban bar forismt at uofsrs bette. q o.
bpis ban bar cpfpIet fin Del Of Spr.,,r,
trofteu,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

bar
muOtaset ct Sreu fra Baron Grid, /
buitfet benus tiger ON ben isbiiie Jnb.
u%anbrins til be 5Orensbs Statsr: Site.
ostfpr at besunitiss btnns Suspan.
bring bar leg, Tom 8 maai,e osb. for.
isst at pcnbe ben isbtFs S~nboanSrins
til ben a~rsentinifs Republii, bpor ben
ipoiIfs &olOniiatiunsa sioeiation aIe.
rsoe bar srunbet mango &olonier %
frsmbeles bOlber paa meb OF srunlasss
8olonisr. 9enne Gsiociation sigr life
nOset for at iremme ben isoiife Sne.
panbrins til be Sorenebe Stater, Oa
Der sr heller life, iaapibt jss ueb, npser
anSsn gUrenins, Tom sisr nOsst birsttt
sler inbirefts for at Fremme Den iseiI.
SubpanoriH9 til Gosrs 9aue.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
aaben Qorreiponoane.,

Or bet tilitrG'isli8t, ruur isg oil o's,,
arD ! Ganmori til en- pusre gros,r !.
Roiar beuioHer min unoerIirtit, ,7,,
leg tsnoenos mia til en- oanf aOrfgr ~
ica Tilf1los. bpor2 =
Soar: Senusno 9.m til Danish Comm,
Otto " 9reier, Gbcaso, 81, faa BIZ =
icn fulo BeEeo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
upfat samtaletnsae.

Snmtaltmpbst i 8ear Greet YfenElEe'
Nlppsr 60. Wiun,, sr uoiat I'll ira Acc Il
CITE December. 2. 8. Honeesipsot
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Prof. B~reckenridge's students prlzA
highly his informal after school drills On
the difficult points of arithmetic and gram
mar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Rssssr's Pile Ointment sarantsres
at bslbrsos blind, itching % bleeding
piles.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Prot. breckenridge students are plain,
earnest workers. Almost without excep-
ton they come from the farm.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
sra Waihtngton.
gpiIcrnes SnoHuSelie paa GipiIi

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top uoIcmmtu. Tr. Sarris Tiger, at
20 Qrcceni al @eipItuinesu beislsr
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n%smlriiIias Sfoteaoua for tpcrt Barn
er 50 Rnac ON Garet
3 RappOrten flyer ban bl. a. iel'
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items Cpaope meo glemeniHritolsrne
at lrrs Rerusue at lnIe. GIterdt De
bar fprinet Stplen, pertes Del, at De
Fal iorti1tte I'm %ueoaunelie mee at
lnie 9uiier % Sessr Den fore 6ors
raslie Of oHsntIise 8ibliotbster | be
Sorsneos Stater antpoer 6remenns
mob 9irisIisejsreI'en Of bette Soeal. 8
1891 bapee ri oper 1000 pfientllae
gibliptbefer meo ppsr 1000 Sino
hvtrt. Stolerns Inrsr ps at laie, Sis
bliutbstsrre foriprer ps rnsb. bpab ri
Nal lQie; men Gpiier oa 9iesfrifter
bar Iaust itsrre Subfpoelie paa pUr
Cgordsslie sno 8ibliOtbeterns. gi
ftprss al ben ufentlise Opinion iaals'
bes icm ben fiuber uotrnt / Guiier, os
Der gjplliiation fnn msb Bette fables
en- Gpis'6 Civilization. Bore Sibliotbe'
Ter % Gpiisr sr ucre pistig'te 0sioIer
for @soIissbOlbslieu Of bore StOler os
lluiperitstsr. Goreoroesfnrius ps pi'
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meopirrsr 0aiaa messt. Grbeioet I
9auoets 9irisr er en- enonu itsrre Sal
tor / llopitlinotn az Sfoleppienet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Sen Jattiges eueits adpital er Saa'
bet, os Saabet bliper life rinsere, bpor'
lanae mo- END tarer paa bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
Guarding Sleeping Royalty.

The most extraordinary precautions are taken in Spain to provide for the safety of the sovereign at night His slumbers are watched throughout the night by the Monteros de Espinosa a body of men who for 400 years have enjoyed tho exclusive privilege of guarding their royal master or mistress from sunset to sunrise. They are bound by tradition to be natives of the town of Espinosa and to have served with honor in the army. They lock the palace gates with much ceremony and solcmnity at midnight and open them again at o'clock in the morning. Their fidelity to the person of the sovereign does not ad- init of qucstion.-Madrid Letter.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
CURIOUS CONGREGATIONS

Arsenic mining is healthy. Tobacco smoke kills germs.
 Sunlight destroys microbes. @' Fake" is an old gypsy word.
 Greece has only copper coins.
 Wyoming has three soda lakes. Sugar was unknown to the ancients. Jack knives were first made of stone. The slang word s'kick' occurs in Sam. uel ii., 29.
 The largest cruiser is the Russian Rurik. Iron when very fiEely divided is infiam- mable.
 Hail is caused by whirlwinds high in the air.
 Every atom in the universe is in contin- ual motion.
 Forty years ago the cheapest English divorce cost S4500.
 Three hundred landlords own two-thirds of Scotland.
 The cat gives rise to more superstitions than any other animal.
 Sea air is better than mountain air for children and old people.
 Marion county, Iowa, experienced shower of yellow clay in 1892.
 When sugar first became known it was called "vegetable honey."
 Idiocy has been successfully treated by saving away sections of the brain. Of the total foreign immigration to th country from 1921 to 1890, England --a
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
"IFu FAILED ONE TIME.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-It was no secret among those who had the confidence of the leaders of the republican side that they ex- pected 10 defeat the tariff bill, and they figured on majority of one vote against it. The first break on the democratic side came when the name of Caffery was called and he responded with an emphatic no.
 His colleague, Blanchard did not respond to his name at all when it was called. Irby, it was claimed, had promised to vote against the bill, but wben his name was called he responded in the affirmative, and all hope of defeating the bill vanished. Caffery then after brief explanation and protest against the way his people had been treated, changed his vote to one in favor of the bill and Blanchard voted in the same way. Had Irby stood by the com bination, the two Louisiana senators would have re- mained firm and the vote would have been 37 to 36 against the bill.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
An old Chair,

Mrs. J. Milton Gayitt has m old chair that was owned in her family long before tho Revolutionary war. Mrs. Gayitt is of the sixth generation that has owned it. Mrs. John Hopkins gave it to her grand daughter. Lydia Rathbone, as a wedding present on her marriage with Benjamin Bently. Mrs Bcntly was Mrs Gavitts great grandmother. It was an old chair then and had worn out two pairs of rock CTS, and Mir, Bently hcwed out with an ax the pair it swings on now, and they arc well worn, having been about eight inches deep when they were first made, and now they arc only about three. The chair is over 200 years old and is prizcd very high ly as an heirloom by it's owner-North Adams (Mass. Transcript.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
Birmingham to San Francisco
 and Return for S4.00.

That's cheap enough but nothing compared 10 the low rate given us on freights from New York to Birming- ham.
 In consideration of the low freight rates, we have just received the largest stock of Carpets ever shipped to any city in Alabama.
 Beginning Monday, July 2d, and lasting the entire week we shall offer our entire stock at prices never quoted by any house. We real ly never have time to talk politics or hard times. If you ever expect to need anything in the way of Lace Cur talns or Rugs, you cannot afford to miss this sale. Our carpet stock is perfect In straw and Cocoa Mattings we beat the world.
 Very handsome curtain poles, com plete gilt trimmings, for 15c.
 We must have your trade.
 Respectfully,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04

lieves she can make stand against any other town in the United States Callahan prior to tho present season was but little known and gave no promise of any great speed. His first appearance was in the 1899 Martin, in which hc received the limit of 13 minutes and finished ninth. He also competed in several other races, but gave no promise of becoming oven a third rato rider. In tho 1893 Martin he had handicap of seven minutes and fin ished tenth in only fair time. But early this season ho decided to become racing man in fact. He went into training, and tho results surprised all who new him. On May 24, at London, Ont, he had tho pick of prizes, defeated F. F. Radway, tho ac- credited champion of south England, who, in the kindness of his heart, had come over to teach Americans how to ride, and coy cred half milo from scratch in 1:05. He then rode in the Hazard, finishing 30 sec onds outside of the time prize, and then defeated the first raters in tho Martin, May 30, when all of tho seven made an average time of hour 10 minutes 57 seconds, which has never been cqualcd by any man in any previous 25 milo race.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04

25e mboy7ed OrganaIe Mushns, dot
 1efts. at I2 I-2c c ya,a. Bai2ey's 5oc finest Triple eahaeks. but ID m I-0nnfe h0tlAes, wih ground glass shotbers, at 25e. 2oc fgu1ed DmHes, m bretty SmaV fgnrrs and aots. at roc q ya,a. Xoc bor 0f Batleys celebyated .Szoan' 5 Dc70n and Ioe sample 6ottIe of
 BaiAy's fafra fine Geyman Cologne aH/or Ioc. Ioc ana L5e ertra fine heaay uork ./ac- onet Emd,0iaeyles at ,5f. Eiae sb0ols Qf s0-falAca 5oo-ya,a sbo0ls
 9 aohtte Basting Cotton t0y 5e. .5c ChaUies, yraly aoorth Z I-2e, to go at 3e yard.
 Iot bOttle @fnest KaseIine tor 5e. Ioe boa of 7oiAet Soap for 5e. Con. hainS Mree arge cakes 0f soap. eacA cake djferent Ra0o1-Rose. GLycey- ane and WWas0r. 2oc EXzRA FINE WHITE INDIA ZLNONfor Ioc. 5c 6Ottle ef DaOis' dznetIage for 3c. roc kX2RA FINE WHITE INDIA LLNONIor 5c. 25e Hose /or Misses ana Boys, sfses Z f0o I-e. This is Me hest 25tHose m Bi,mmgham. We wW gi0e U a7oay fhis aoeek at L5e. eoe aud 25e Emb,ofaertes, rxAra fine av0rh OF /ar0net matey1al, m roc e )a,a.
 2oc b0fkases 0f EnisAmg Braid " na0y bAnc. rcd and pink erouna. aOtth a0hfte shifchtns, at Ioc. and aH eol0,s
 m Me aOhtle s,oNnd wtM e0lorea shhthtngs ~ 5e. 2oe and 25c ChiAaren's 5 fan rib H SC at Ioc ana I5t. Best qualiy zoAie Cotton Zabe, 3-4 of an inch 5oia', at f0e r0lks /or .5c. WhohsaH hoHseS get 2oe d0sen /or same goods 77ceny /nHbaekages imp0rhea Ibannea Hair Pin, to,- 5e. One a0h0Le doeen Geyman S!1er 2him bss 1or 5e. 77oo aoAth acsen hest quaAU Ealcon H,n1ng Pens hor 5c 25c Ladies' /uX regulay made, 1aSt Nack Hcse, nM Louis Homsao,1 signatn,e and .gpa,aHtee 0n eafh par, fo, I5c bau. I7a50 Oaimeal 7ca0eI, bnre Men, sooyM 2or, for Ioc. 25f large size, bu,e LneA Damash 7oz0- els, tolo,-ed borcers, aoHA dsforafed ffnfsrS. for I5f. Iot Ldatcs Krsks /oy 5e. 2oe Laaiass. Fsfs fo, l0e. and 25c LGaies' Resks foy 2.5c. .Lozano Dry GoodSCo., Corner Sffond Agcnne and 7vcnty-
 h,st .s1,eet.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
STRIKE SITUATION.
[continued From First Page. l

in doing so. Thirty nine cars of dressed beef belonging to Swift & Go. have been standing on a siding now for twenty four hours and are in imminent danger of being spoiled.
 Al Root street another freight car was pushed over. This obstructed the pathway of switch engines, both north and south, and the company has little chanee to move it's meat. Tomorrow is a holiday and trouble is looked for by the local authori- ties.
 Nothing was doing at the stock yards to- day. Armour & Co. have abandoned all attempts to do business and the outlook is bad.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
INTERESTING MEETING.

George H. Thomas Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans, United States of America, held an interesting meeting last night in their hall on Nineteenth street. Among other business Comma nder Valentine Glib, Jr. was present for the fl st time since his elec- tion, and made an excellent talk. It was decided 10 organize drill team at the next meeting
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04

Young Jessie Dowlin, of Dowius stown, Pa YVES discharged from mill where he Was working the other day, as-it was thought that the position was too danger ous. He immediately went home and with in few hours had fallen rom a cherry%tree and broken bis shoulder.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
BOrneo's Fishes.

More than 300 species of fish hitherto unknown to naturalists arc described by M. Leon Valiant as inhabiting tho lakes of Borneo. Many other ssh are identical with species living in the waters of tho Sunday islands and of Indo- China. As these species never reach tho sea, they furnish another argument in favor of the theory of q former connection of thcso pt,,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
OLNEY APPEALED TO.

CHICAGO, July 3.-iJnited States District Attorney Milchrist, Attorney Edward Walker and United States Marshal Cross cup decided today to call for federal aid. A telegram was accordingly sent at once to Attorney General Oney asking for regular troops at Blue Island. No more deputy marshals will be sworn in.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04

A caterpillar in the course of month will devour 5000 times it's own weight in food: It will t,ke.a man three months be- fore he eats an amount Of food equal to his own weight.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY
WILL THE STRIKE NOW IN PROGRESS Bl
 SETTLED.

SETTLED.
 CHICAGO, July 3.-The strike and boycott inaugurated by the American Railway union will be settled not later than Satur- day. This was the official statement given out by President Debs of the American Railway union this evening. Vice. Presi- dent Howard, James Hogan and William Burns of the joint conference committee selected to meet the mediators agreed with MT. Debs. Other directors were divided in their opinion, but it is generally con ceded that the efforts of the municipal authorities, preceded by the mediation of P. B. Studebaker, will in all probability result in a settlement of the boycott against Pullman and the strikes on the railroads. The first meeting of the conference will be held tomorrow.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
TO BREAK THE BLOCKADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-By order Q General Ruger six companies of Untet States troops are now on the way to Lel Angeles to assist in breaking the blockad, on the Southern Pacific.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
SHOPS AT MOBILE CLOSED.

MOBILE, July 3.-The entire working force of the Mobile and Ohio railroad shops at Whistler, a suburb of Mobile, were laid off today on the ground that the strike having laid off freight trains there is no work for the shops. Three hundred and twenty-five men are thrown out of em- ployment.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
STRIKERS SEIZ E POWDER.

CHICAGO, July 3.-At Lansing, a small station on the Pan Handle road, this county, gang of strikers this morning broke into the railroad warehouse and stole forty casks of powder.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
PUMP HOUSE BLOWN UP.

PITTsBURG, July 3.-A bout 1 o clock last night the pump house of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Bissell station was blown up, and nothing remains but portion of the engine and boiler. It is believed that dynamite had been placed under the build- ing.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
THE COTTON BELT TOO.

PINE BLUFF, Ark. July 3.-In obedi- ence to orders from Debs the Cotton Belt railroad employees struck this morning. Thirteen hundred men are affected by the order.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
WABASH TIED .UP.

DETROIT, Mich, July 3.-The great strike has reached here. The Wabash men were ordered out at o'clock this morning and that road is now tied up tight. A strike on other roads centering here has been or5 dered for noon today.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04

Russia is making such successful efforts in increasing her cotton production hat within five years she expects to raise all that she needs for home consumption.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
TIE UP AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3.-Miinight.- A general strike ordered by the American Railway union, which held a meeting went into effsct at midnight. This tff-ct- eight prominent roads.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
REACHES MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, TENN,, July 3.-The Ameri- can Railway union has just voted to tie up every railroad entering Memphis.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
ON THE BIG FOuR.

MATooN, Ill.,, July 3.-The firemen switchmen, mechanics and workmen o the Big Four road struck al midnight. ,d
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-04
SWITCHMEN LEAVE THEIR WORK.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, July 3.--The Wa bash switchmen left work thls morning, The company's shops are closed. An effort is being made to induce Pennsylvania switchmen to strike. y