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~ INPI"HH HU9IH''5 III Ihe toFritory,
MUsKoGEE, Ind. Ter, Nov. 1.-THE
agent of the United States express
company here, as well as every agent
in the territory, has received an order
from the general super ntendent, dis
continuing until further notice the
sale of money orders and the ship
rcnt of money 10 any point No
money will be taken IN TINS territory
SO long as it is controlled and over.
run with lawless gangs. The exist
ence of this dcplorabls condition Of
affairs is given as the reason for such
NOT IN
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BEHIND THE BARS.
Or Tales OF Men VINO sinned and Were
Apnrehended

Fred Thomas, charged with sending
obscene letters through the mails, was
taken to Chandler last night for trial.
Aaron Smith (colored) was released
from the federal Jail yesterday afte
doing a thirty,days job to square
things with the court for selling
whisky to Indians.
Deputy Marshals Eichoff and Morris
were over from FL Reno yesterday
with four whisky peddlers and com
mitted them to the federal inn.
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ropular Productions.

"Im not much of literary man,
myself, said the cashier Of the big
publishing house, filling out another
check, land yet my writings are
more sought after than those of any
other man about the esta blishment."
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DIR. FARRINGToN.;
Specialist In the Medic,l ard Surgical Dis.
cases of Nomen.

Also successfully treats rectal diseas-
es, piles dstulaie. structures and in
famma lion Of the urethra Hernia
(rupture) cured without an operation.
Bronchial, lung and heart diseases
treated by the latest approved meth
ons. DIR Farnagton has rad a larg,
eXpt rience in sanitarium work many
eases thought to be ipcurable can be
cured by his methods. OFF in Gray
Bros block. II l4tf
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W hnhiN.INNs HuN rs Ieai
"By virtue OF tho authority cont iine in no
act Of 60 ress entitled An Act 20 Provide
for the ResumptOu ot Specl3 PAfmeuts,' up
proved Janulrv u, Ga se'wttfy of the
treasury hereby gives pIulc uou C. thtt
sealed propO tal- VIII ho raceitcl 900 ia treas.
ury department onico OF tua secretary. unttl
u % clock noon, on the 2itt DIV of November
1891 for On tea states D. per cent Opds ia
either re istcrcd or COurO1 form dated F3b.
ruarv g. 1871 relcem ibio in coin tho pleas
urc OF the ov rnm a. ter ten yolrs from
the date OF thcic ISSUE and bearin interest
pWnblc quarterly in CON utthe rate Of per
cent per Anunm
B'dd,r whose proposals arc accepted win
be required TO pay o per cent in goli coin,
or old certificates. uuOn thC lmount, OF
thcir bids as soon as thec receive notice OF
the acceptance of ugh bids amt TO piy IN like
coin or ccrtih atos an ad litOnu % per cont
at the expiration OF eAcn ten days thereof,
until the whole B, paid hut lhsy may. nt their
option. pay Tho entire amount % their bids
when 9ilhet of ceptntn or 10 any tims
when ma iustaIimcut payable Tho ur {
payment however uu less On 80 I'D lor cont
must bee made when the bidder receives no.
tices ( the ccptance Of hfs proposal
The den lmiuation ~ the bond, VIII he 80
and upwar 8, and bidders Will DO tuolr pro-
po-als state tho den 1minl ous dn Dire T.
whether re iStercd or coupon the price which
the bidder propose 90 pay the pa.c where
10 T. de,irod the louds shall le delivered ana
the ON mse whether thatoi the treasurer ~ tho
United states or an q siatant treasurer where
II win be m s-t convenient fIr the oder 10 de .
posit the amounts of mis- pagmtlts
The bonds Will bo dtted February 1885,
IN order io maize the opose issue uniform
as 10 date with tho eNist u issues but inter.
est thereon viii hcrin Nov mher T. 0L and
bidders Will o. required 90 paY accrued inter.
ct az thc rate OF per cent n the face value
OF their bonds from november 20 tho d dlts or
date. OF payment TIE totai ISSUE OF lolds ia
pursuan OF tlis notic', VIII nit exceed the
sum ot a,tOlIOjl
Tho secretary hereby cgprc,s,y reserves
The ri ht 10 reject any or uil bids
IAN proposls hould bo addressed 70 the
secretary OF the tire t,utv W sh ftul q
aud should be di.tlu tlv mn lril proposals.
Tor the purrh 80 OF per cent boa RS
"B,ank forms for proposals may be hal on
application 90 the secrcrur % The treasury
g CARLISLE
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The most complete and fectual pill
on the market Guarante d TO cure
constipation and headache. Call on
Seaton. YOU popular druggist lie
always keeps them.
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one NoEro kiiis Another.

PARIS, Mo, Nov, l4.-Frank Woods
and Fred Thomas, two negro men got
into a row on Crooked creek, ten
miles north of this place, last night
when Woods shot Thomas. the latter
dying in few hours Woods is nov
in Jail here.
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Turn the rascals outn'-the famil-
lar party cry, may be applied to mi
crobes as well as 10 men. The germs
of Gtoase that lnrk in the blood are
turned out" by Ayers Sarsaparilla as
effectually as the the old postmasters
are displaced by new administration.
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Wanted-Situation by English, Ger
man and French speaking young man,
in store, restaurant or any other bust
ness Best references Address, Henry
Rapp. Leader office. 2t
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New England snnnnr.

st. Margarets Guild will serve a
New England supper Thursday even
ing from 6 to 9, at the residence of
Mr.. Secly, Noble avenue.
MENU.
Roast Turkey Cold Tongue
Cranberry Sauce
Baked Beans Potatoes
Boston Brown Bread
Pumpkin Pie DoughDuts
Apple Snow
Coffee
sumner On cents
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The Santa Fe land department has
completed the preliminary arrange
ments for the issuance of seed wheat
TO the farmers in Oklahoma and west
ern Kansas who were visited with a
,rop failure.
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neprs, gcrman salve.

The Great Pile Remedy 1t has
cured thousands and will cure you II
you will give IL trial. Also equally
good for cuts bruises, old sores. etc
Prize 25 cts. Sold by Seatonian Drug
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Logan county horticultural society
will be held at the Office of the Home
Field and Forum. Saturday, Nov. II.
All persons interested in fruit growing
should attend. Il. MoRRIs,
Secretary
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Church of Christ Scientist Sunday
school at 9:30 p. m; bible reading and
inquiry meeting at 1880 p m Every
SABBATH at sol Man sur avenue, West
side All are invited.
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Iudee Thurmnn ID 90. nIa.

CoLUNmUs Ohio, Nov Ia. Judge
Allen g. Thurman celebrated his slst
birthday yesterday aud last night the
Thurman club called upon him ia a
body at his home. The judge Is a
sufferer from rheumatism aud re.
ceived his guests reclining in mis- easy
ehair
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valuable Information

to all wearers of glasses. Prof.
hirsch berg, of world wide reputation.
will be in Guthrie, Dec II to %, at
the store of his agent, c. w. White
Consultation free,
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For Rent--Four nice rooms suitable
for Offices or sleeping apartments &C.
4. Weideman, Victor block. l0-17tf
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Wanted-German young man wan
work On farm Inquire az thi
office. II
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Call on Lillie & Pullen for Donald
sons pure Kentucky hand made sou
mash bourbon tts1m
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For Sale-Shetland pony and cart; a
bargain. Inquire of J II. Miller, at
Pattoa's store. IL l4tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-15

Regular convocation of Guthrie
Chapter No viii be held in Masonic
Hall Friday evening, Nov. 10th. Busi-
ness OF importance. Let all Royal
Arch Masons be present
1t 4. NJ. BANFoRD, IL T..
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Every girl gets bottle of perfume
with a nickel tablet at Lille q Cos
and every bov hisjle.
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Highest Of all in Leaveuing PowerIaes U s. Govt Report
RH!A!I! q! Rs%dsgl RsklRg
ARSOLUTEEY PURE
rs peFnArs scAAeFnR.


lie Does some Phenomenal Playing aud
axes Big Runs.
New GoRK Nov. lA-The second
nights billiard tourne between jacob
Schaefor and Frank c. Ives at the
Madison square concert hall drew
good crowd Ives did phenomenal
playing and fairly ran away from the
champion.
Ives average for the night was
81 5-l1, which beats the previous
record of 331, held by both Ives and
Schaefer
Score by innings:
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To make the hair grow a naturn
color, prevent badness. and keep th'
scalp healthy, Halls nair Renewewel
in vented, and has proved itself sue
,cessful.
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Mrs. Newton will take few private
boarders at i05 East Harrison ave. ev
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Nicely furnished rooms for rent al
222 South Division street. Call u
once. IL 7tt
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Delineators, loe at Lilies Drug
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Down they go. -s5c books, sc; 40,
books 25c a. Lilies Drug Store.
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Mrs. Saunders. the milliner, has a
full line of the latest millinery and is
adding TO her choice stock every day
If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-15

Good second hand safe, 600 pounds
CHEAP. Halsell S Co. 10-2s-tf
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Wanted Fifty loads of cord wood al
The Leader Office
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Guthrie Chapter.

Wanted-A good servant girl. Ap
ply at Spencer hardware store.
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The Sac and Fox Indians win be
paid Sj5, 900 this weels.--
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Reserved seats for Wits outwittet
are going rapidly.
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by Wits outwitted Thursday eve at
McKennon's
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New England supper at seelgg',
Thursday evening.
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For Sale.

"By Wits Outwitted" THURSDAY
night.
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GUTHRIE LODGE No. 3, /. O. @. f..
III Meets Monday night Of each week
at 80. Visiting Odd Fellows are
always welcome. +. O. BAssETT, y. G..
j. FoUCARr, Secretary.
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DO you read2 II So Idlhe will take
your subscription for any book or pa
per published.
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WINTER WATERS.

city aud County News simmered and
Rolled f.'r nasty PerusaI.
New England supper tonight
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W. s. smith left for New York yes
terday TO prosecute a $40 0On claim
against the Mutual Benefit Life In
surancc company
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SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. l4.-The latest
returns give Bald, Democrat, for
governor 1o3s plurality Precincts
still TO be heard from viii not change
this materially either way.
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Juctice dockets at LEADER office. I
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Rev. McPheeters was rendered a de-
lightful surprise Tuesday night by
members of bis CONGREGATION.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-15

w. S Smith will erect business
block west of the new Lyon block.
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Manager jacob says the Boston
store will resume business within a
few weeks
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Perry merchants have paid their oc-
eupation taxes.
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Misses Emma Snyder and Dora Jon 5
of Norman, are ia the citv
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slx-shooler Finder please leave az
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Deputy Joe seyerns is down,from
Perry.
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Bockinger Eikins and MADEIRA re.
turned from "a tiger hunt Yesterday
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strayen or STOLEN.

The best Sc cigar in the city at Lii
lies Drug Store.
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The Mundy exhibition of views will
appear ON exhibition tomorrow Ia
SpengelE show window
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The largest and most complete stock
pf j yenile and miscellaneous books ir
n territory can he found al r. q. LII
lie a Cos They want your patron.
age 10 q them ia Their endeayors to
create a taste fas good reading.
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A Poverty Parity wil be given on
Wednesday evening Nov "a. az the
hpme Of Mr.. +. T.. Burlingame. sle
North Broad street. All invited 10 at
tend
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A sorrel horse, white face and feet,
and short tail. with saddie-marlxs and
set-fast on back and brand on left
hip resembling the letters w NJ. and
II Said horse il about ~ or ,e wears
old aud weight about 900 pounds. A
liberal reward will be given for an y
information that will lead TO his re
coverY. LOGAN HNON,
J.. O. box 3f5 Guthrie, Okla.
ia 1w d&w
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supper % cents
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saset celIuloId at Linie q COS.
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Df. Prizes cream baking Pc-' -
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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hoh"d f'r hasty ferusnl.
New England supper tonight
Eugene Duncan, Chandler, is here.
Perry.
Perry merchants have paid their oc-
eupation taxes. u
New England supper at SeelSS's
Thursday evening.
The Sac and Fox Indians win be
paid 49,, 600 this weeH.-
Misses Emma Snyder and Dora Ion, 5
of Norman, are ia the citv
W. S Smith will erect business
block west of the new Lyon block.
Bockfnger, Etkins aud MADEIRA re
turned from tiger hunt Yesterday.
Manager Jacob says the Boston
store will resume business within a
few weeks
Rev. Mcpheeters was rendered a de-
lightful surprise Tuesday night by
members Of his congregation
The Mundy exhibition of views will
appear on exhibition tomorrow Ia
spengeis show window
A Poverty Parity will be given on
Wednesday evening Nov "a. al the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25
MORE TARIFF ORATORY.
Senators Washburn and DoIph WIFI
Speak Against the Bill.

Senator Washburn of Minnesota con-
sumed almost the entire afternoon in a
speech against the tariff bill. which was
mainly a protest against the abrogation
of the reciprocity clause Of the Mckinley
law. He expressed the belief that the
Wilson bill, in some form, would be en-
acted into law. IN the few moments
that remained between the time Senator
Washburn concluded his speech and the
hour of O'Clock, Senator Dolph gave an
installment Of his speech
During the morning session bill was
introduced, by request Of Senator PETER,
Ito dispose Of idle labor and discourage
idle wealth in the District of Columbia"
which was referred to the committee on
the District of Columbia. He also
sought to take from the calendar his
resolution for the appointment Of a
committee on communications his
'Coxey. committee" but the motion was
lost-17 to 20
The house bill for the protection OF
birds and animals in the Yellowstone
national park, which was under consid-
GRAFTON i'm the morning hour on last SAT-
urday, was again called up by Senator
Carey and after some amendments had
been made the bill was passed.
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night that Brown would remain en-
camped here till the return Of CoXey
from New York. but at a late hour
Brown announced positively that the
start would be made at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning. The Commonweal will
march direct down the national pike
after leaving Frederick, thereby saving
tional pike will throw the burden Of en-
tertaining the army Urbana.
Clarksburg, Middletown and Gathers
burg, and relieve the other towns that
have been uneasiIy awaiting the coming
of the Commonweal. Brown, tonight, in
speaking OF the proposed camp in the
arsenal grounds, said that he had con-
Guided the grounds around the foot Of
the Washington monument would be
more convenient and appropriate and
announced that he would telegraph Col
Redstone to make a request for the
grounds on the secretary of war.
Mayor Fleming Of Frederick is pre-
pairing a frost in reception for the army
He announced that no public meeting
would be allowed unless in a hall, and
that there shall be no parade on the
street. Brown said he would like to see
the mayor stop a procession of American
citizens with the American flag It its head.
! The Sunday services in Camp Nazareth
were attended by a crowd of $50 persons.
Fifty dollars in all was taken in at the
gate. Brown DOTTED his boots and SOM
| brero in honor Of his appearance as a
minister and put on a suit of store
clothes. The sermon was on his own idea
Of theosophy.
In the afternoon another meeting was
held at which Brown lectured on finance.
! The general order for the night stated
that the start would be made at 10 a.
m, and the camp named Daniel Boone.
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BUREAU or THE SENTINEL.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April o.
The speeches of Senators Hill ana
Smith have not been made i'm vain. The
managers of the tariff bill in the senate
are about TO concede more protection 70
the Hill faction. Hill, German, Brice
and Smith have been requested to name
what more they want. 1t is absolutely
certain that when the bill energies from
the senate it will carry more protection
than it now contains.
The finance ommittee, having ones
more made the fatal error OF yielding to
the Hill-Gorman combine. they cannot say
no when more concessions are demand
ed. The Hill men now boast that they
viii get all they ask. This is the fourth
week of general debate on the tariff in
the senate. but it is doubtful whether
the bill viii be taken up by paragraphs
before next week
The conference begun last week OF
democratic senators on the tariff was
continued in the room Of the senate COM
mittee on appropriations today, Senators
COckrell, Jones OF Arkansas. German,
Vest and Harris being among those
present They decided, among other
things, TO summon absent democratic
StIldlOTS 50 as 10 nave LleIn mere
Wednesday, when the bill is to be taken
up by paragraphs. TO support the finance
committee in any effort it may make to
crowd the bill toward its passage. They
agreed TO begin this work by trying TO
get an extension OF the daily hours for
debate and authorized Senator Harris
to ask on Wednesday for the continu-
alton of debate until o'clock each day
instead of o'clock, the hour of closing
under the present agreement.
There is no room for doubt that tbs
bility Of amending the bill so as to make
now find the bill distasteful to them,
but the senators who were in conferences
were very reticent on this point. There
was abundant confirmation, however, for
the report heretofore sent out that the
democratic members Of the finance COM
mittee are considering the advisability
Of revising the bill in various particulars,
and have called other democratic SEN
atOrS into consultation with them.
They have asked the dissatisfied element
of the party in the senate to put in writ
ing the changes which Will make the
bill satisfactory TO them and will use
this proposition when formulated as a
basis for an agreement which they
think can be effected.
When Senator Aldrich was asked
what course the republicans would
pursue when the democrats move
to secure the extension Of the
present hours, he said that they
would resist. because the hours are now
as long as the senate usually sits, and
because it was early in the debate TO be-
gin the physical test which il is eX-
pected on all sides viii come later in the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25
sITrATIoN IN ILLINOIS.
a General Strike Of the Men Except
Down in EEypt

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, April 2.-The
coal miners Of this district obeved the
order for a general strike and laid down
their tools promptly at noon today. out
Of fifteen mines here ten of them are
stopped. About two thousand men are
idle and the balance will come out by
next week. The operators say their
mines will continue at work President
crawford OF the United mineworkers is
here and says the majority of the miners
In Illinois came out at noon today
Northern Illinois is solidly out. Central
Illinois Is out. while southern Illinois. it
is stated. is ready to come out by tonight.
The operators fear no trouble and antici-
pate none. But four mines in this dis
trict are at work. Everything is serious
but extremely peaceful.
ST LOUIS. April 21.-Advices from the
coal mining districts of southern Illinois
are Of a decidedly quiet nature. The
men in the mines at Collinsville, Nile
wood. Carlinsville and Minonk are still
AT work. At Minonk lack Of work by
reason Of recent fires in the mines has
made the miners too poor TO strike. Be
sides there. as well as at the other towns
named. the rate OF pay is satisfactory.
At ViTden the miners will work until
May 1. being held by a contract. At
Duquoin q strike has been on since April
/ against a neutrality-suspicious.. reduc-
ton in wages.
At St. Johns the miners struck at noon
but only about 200 men are concerned.
From Belleville, the center of the largest
local district Of mines. il is learned that
the miners in that vicinity will remain
at work. They have no wish TO strike
and besides are too poorly organized TO
do so.
DANVILLE. Ill, April 21-The super
intendent Of the Consolidated coal COM
pany Of this city received a telegram to-
day announcing that the miners at the
Fairmount shaft had gone out at noon
They assigned no reason. had no griev-
once and were not members OF the United
mineworkers. The miners employed by
the Consolidated coal company in the
Danville field have a meeting tomorrow
morning. II is believed that they will go
out, but nothing is certain
MORRIS, H., April 21.=This noon
about 1900 miners OF Coal City, Brace
vile. Gardner. Carbon Hill Of this coun-
~ and Of Clarke City and Braidwood OF
the same coal fields laid down their tools
IN pursuance OF a decision made in con-
vention Thursday. Their contracts do
not expire until May and June. but they
are striking in response TO the manifesto
Of the Columbus convention pending
further instructions. The work has been
half-time here and no rates have been