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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-13

PRIVILEGE Of making their own oontl.
lions with refefei &C. to the manner la
which possession anu OwLefship shall
lbs competed tor.
Many medals have been given In
times past by The Messu Browning To-
the various sp0flsmcn'. clubs OF the
Territory. Ouly two months ago a fine
une was presented o. tho consoltdatrI
cl"bs 81 Utah county AMI IL now Jelug
competed ilf by the respective organ.
cations OF that stction. rhp medal q,
splundidly won for the Territorial
Championship, by q. l.. Becker, Of
Ogden, last year was also presented by
lhe Same nfm. IL will be- remembered
that MI. Becker defended IS tuc.
c"ssiuly ugninsi all comers Tor year.
wlnulug Ia every competitive shoot.
At the expiration OF that time under
the rules nd utcd II became his pormA.
neut roper y and "a now held 6y him
49, token Of many contests Tor
supremacy. Other metals have also
beun gwen, but the one tor which lilo
SAT- Lake boys will now have tho pflv.
ileRe OF competing Ia the most elegant
OF ALL May the beat mafEsmhn win
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LATE NEWS FROM MANTI.


Sp'oiai 10 10, NEws By Ds,,rei T,i,grap,,
AANTi July i3.-rhe case Of Wright
". Pal,en Consumed oil Of yesterday
afternoon aud part OF this morning.
rnu jury destroyed wha, promised T.
be n record by being out but n short
time, returning with a verdict Tor the
plaintiff for 5000.
Tue case VI q. IA. Bradley W. &. T..
O'tler on kppeAl rom y Justices court
il now bting TIED.
Attorney Arthur Brown Of Salt
Lake maJe hts hrst appearance here
this m rnlng.
Pfofecutor Thurman left for the
Dumooratc jubilee At Ballair this
mofnlng ~ Ills not likely there will
be any more criminal cases heard this
week.
Tue atmosphere IN the court room IL
20 warm a. q be- almost ovcfpowefing
by The middle Of each aitoraoop. AZ
q result court begins at $3.50 a. N. and
Adlourns corfsspondingly early.
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The UTAH TWIN NO. g."
Salt Lake "lldustrIllIsts" PloughIHs
The Muddy Missouri.


The moralng's mail brought the iol.
lowing letter to the NEWS from
"Lleutenanp Fred II. Martin, Of the
band OF "industrlalls,s" organized aud
deseried By "Gvurralp II. l.. Carter,
Of Salt Lakt;
LtAvENwoUrn, Kansas,
Editor Dcso'ci Neir0
thought ! would give YOU an Item
concerning the salt Lake tndustfiallsts
" the number ABOUT UJ0I that ioit salt
Lake thoro arc only about twoniv Jeff
belong TO that number AMI We are
eiTung along the Missouri river In hoais.
having tue good fortune 20 geg q little
beuor bnat than the Toat have LOFT tho
other. Tar behind, but expect TO soc Them
AZ In ~. Louis. We 20 about forty to
MY miles day You will hnd on.
closed an Item Of our arrival ia news
lspos ehppihEl IN ST. Joseph, Missouri.
We stopped AZ AtchIson aud found toe
river had washed ono side OF the city
away. IL wa. worry common. thing 10
s.e house como floating down tho rlysr.
We camp here Ia LoayBuWorth tonight
Yours respectfully,
LiEurENANr tuEn' II, MAnftS.
OF ocnyrai n. T.. Gamers Command.
7. She namo OF our boat is tho
"uAn Twin No. -"
The newspaper notice TO which
Marsln ieiers reads ~ follows. Tue
advance guard OF Geu. CAttsi's Utah
reached this city
yeslotiAy afternoon, coming IN Hat
boAt ffom Piattsmouth. The boat tiud
up al Tie foot OF Edmond street, and
Vie "hrniy," composed OF Fifsl Lieu
tenant ffvJ MHfun anu two prlyates,
uebafked aud went up Into the city.
Al the Of the crew were frighliully
bufned from exposure 10 tue aun.
Lieutenant Martins face looked like
he had been thoroughly baked.
Lieutenant Martin stated tbat they
had lett Denver with the ilAtbuGt
lotiha which hau been wrecked a
snort distance from Brighton, Colorado, |
aud number Of the men drowned,
Alter the accident n PORTION Of the
army decided TO abandon the run AVA
'Ame on overland. Marin and his
'teW ushoi on. They claim the tnp
vas very hArd one, especially getting |
'helf boat across poflagts.
Martin stated tuat he aud hls crew
would leave this city this Afternoon
'nd 10 on 10 Kansas City. Their bal
: an ordinary scow aud IL called the
Utah Twin No. ..
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BOYS, GET YOUR GUSSl
browning Bros? Elegant Gin Of a Gold
MedAl--W VIII Win II!

A News representative this morn.
ing had the pleasure OF inspecting a
very valuable and altogether hand.
aome gold medal offered by Browning
Bros. to the members Of the Salt Lake
gun club.
The medal is OF neat and elegant
design and the workmanship the very
best. A sort OF semi-oirolo or curved
bar at the top has engraved on 1t Ia the
most arlillio lettering tho words,
"ChRmplonshlp Medal" Suspended
from II by small linked chains VI gold
10 a plaiu, smooth surfaced cross bar
tor the winner name. Directly DO.
meath this on what may be termed the
body OF tho medal 10 fneiy executed
monogram OF the l0ll0rs ~. A.. q. O., -
signiiying the Salt Lake Gun CLUB,
anu on the opposite side the words,
"Preseuted by Browning Bros.p
This beauliul trophy will bs turned
over ~ the oluO, WHO VA have the
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.mmilied prior to hi emf grafton an
uriutaliEati0n, ttill aritat,s tho people
% Bun3lp. m ntlenpt IL being inside
On behalf " the Poles TO ret our gov.
eminent 10 take ~ the question n
,mtnilug the treaty. Attorney W. W.
pesnOU, who has brought the case ~
lie attention Of the secretary ~ state,
has written 10 Chas Daniels a. follow.
1.-THE number OF RItsian ciuzens
VINO have settled In this county and
become American ciuzirs IA very
treat aud somr protection ought 10 10
Afforded them even beyond that OF an
American passport, and that IL the
covenant of n stronger treaty between
lie two couutrlef. 10 IL surprising
that STEPS were not tAkun by this
r0untfy long before TO Improve the
treaty with Russia, hut ~ tue person
ahout whom the state department In Of
present intefoeding halls from bore II
seems our duty 10 tuggest 10 that de.
pafimont the vital impOfiance Of u con.
yention between this country and ths
Russian empire 10 Oripf 10 prevent
recutfence VI this melancholy occur.
.suUr.
TO this letter Cjngres,mau Daniels
rcplis,:
"As to tho changing Of the treaty
with Russia 20 Ne 10 prevent the 70.
'ufroncs OF cases Of this character. that
Neuli DO a very different subject,
requiring time and prolonged bogo-
uAtion. a favorable treaty will prob.
ably DO obtaine whenever that should
20 Get on foot, which will place !
tile rolalion0 Of Russia 10 the UniteI !
states upon this subject IN tho samu |
'AvofShlu condition which has been |
attained through negotiations with |
other European governments!
That, however, would be- subject |
iof further agitation. Tue impjttaut |
matter engaging the attention u tho |
;lae department Ia tho return OF this
reuon, which have no doubt will In
The end be tscuroi.
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STRIKE SITUATION.
Al Important h'siIns OF B1yc3ltcri
INIS E7.lIls.
rur gl.roLu.You.so.MAs.D
G'o 6rsnic Nay conlInn. to Operate
Without tho Old lland.. Tn
The Union Pacific.

Tho meeting Of tho local membsr,
OF tue a. u. D., called T. be hell late
this afternoon, promlso, = be- one Of the
most important SESSIONS Of Tho daily
series inauguratod with tho BEGINNING
OF tho present boycott
Although nothing Lennl.o o,uli o.,
Learned a, = what would be due la
detail On account of the frlicsncs Of
the strikers. yet.it WAS Whispered that
steps would be- taken favorable
TO the views VI men who al yesterday,
meeting were ohidod for growing weak
aud weary oi the light. That oias Of
men have boon inctsa,inEAn numbers
every day and II IL found Necessary 10
conciliate them.
After the NEWS bulletin VA. po,,oi
this morning Announcing that Ds5s
had called OF the strike little groups OF
men gathered on the street oornofs asi
Other places aud discussed the sltua.
uon. Ia every group the 'i.told.you.
so,uah' was predominant.
Deus came IN TOT a good deal OF de.
hunuiation and was referred 10 As be.
ing OF altogether too small CALDER 10
win even had tho chances been much
more numerous ami iAyOrable.
Just what tue local railway companies
VIII 10 towards re-etnpiOying the
strikers IN this section has not been
nhAuy determined although q Rio
Nfanue western iilciHl said today tn,t
" ne had his way In the matter net q
single boycotter would be- taken back.
ihey are getting along very we'll win
the new mcn anu the last few daya mas
proven that they can continue tOdoso.
The Union Pacific ~ somswhat
differently situated Rs slated by one OF
TIE local neids OF Department. OF tbat
company this afternoon. Immpdiatsy
following tue strike the men wei.
gwen until the next morning At
9 clock by Judge Merritt 10 return
70 work. They refused 10 do 40.
Others were employed 10 their
places aud these were In moot
Instances promised steady work.
Ihe decision OF Judge Rlnsr
u Cheyenne gave tho strikers until
Yesterday - return TO their posts.
While tina, did NOS apply especially to
me mon who went out At Salt Lake
anu Ogden ~ was, Il appears, SLOWED
70 do 90, a. not lew men signed be-
Tore thai Time hnd have even done 20
since. or course the most obi
will have 10 seek WORK elss-
where, but II Ia not UNLIKELY that AN
order will be obtained from the court
soon permitting the better classes OF tho
men 20 return.
Not a Large Attendance.
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oonrnns on ADMIRATION.
Doubifui WHISTLER cleveland. Al
pointess wouId -sttI, the strlL..

boubifni Whetber cleveland. An.
poin,ess would -stti, the STRIKE.
CHICAGO, July l8.-in tue coufsp OF
an iutsrVicw with Mr.. Samuel Com.
pen, president Of the American FeGer.
hli0h OF LABOR, shortly alter midnight
last night revsrting " the cause aud
elect Of the present strike he said:
n VI doubt whether this action OF tho
committee on Arbitration 10 DO appoint.
vi by PrAsident Cleveland will greatly
Affect the PullmAn strike, a. IL was
originally, because do not see how II
has AMI tulng 10 do with the interstate
commerce Law. Ny UNDERWRITING IA
thatths O'Neil law can only take effect
when Interstate commerce IL violated
In passing his comments on moral
law, strike legislation and historical
pfecedsuts, Mt. GOmpsra referred 10
tue ssltlemcnt OF tho great miners'
strike la England some yeATt ago when
Lord tostbeEry ArbitrAted the differ.
enoes between the mine owners aud
the strikers.
"Ths condition." he said, "wefe
the same as now exist here. Military
lorce was brought Ia anu all OF this to
force tolllhment, but II could not be
uOne IN that way. Lord Roreberfy
took upon himself TO settle II anu DID
~, IL seems 10 me n II could bs done
In Europe Il could bs done here in
America. We must have strict arb.
tfalion laws here"
In iuftheranoo Of this moral law OF
tho government, when hs term, arb.
uatiOn, MI. dompen seems ~ think
lhst the strike must bu carried on for
some iims yet, when he said;
There must be contendlng forces In
oiuet 10 nave Au arbitration. The
President NUT appOint his committee
anu they must come here. They hAys
full power TO olOsely examine thl.
whole matter and tnen report to the
President nnd then 10 COnEToss, aud
then action will be- taken by lhal body.
II this strike stopped at any time II
VIII then DO settled and ihe committee
Will have nothing 10 report"
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ROBINSON IDENTIFIES ONE.
The Utah Sian IL Working for Ills
Lost Cash.

Ono Of the men who bunooed W. p.
Robinson, visitor from Ogden, out OF
$3.50 In ColiaH Tuesday afternoon was,
says the Denver Repusacaa OF
Thursdsy, which came to hand this
afternoon, arrested by Officers Rem.
ley AMI Wright He 10 W. T.. Casey,
aud Robinson has positively idenIl.
fed hm,
Deputy Sheriff "Soapy" Smith rsn.
derod valuable service to the police In
running down the men who trified
with R1bins0n's iun0Cenc6 and $3.50.
Casey was taken IN on q complaint
sworn out In Justice Caters court
charging him with buuo0 steering. A
warrant Ia also out for the arrest OF Joe
Bowerp, Casey'a luFeparable COM
panion, and alleged to DO his Rccom-
pliUe IN Inc bung0 luu.
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Snm Griee Recanlnrsd.

Sam Grice, the twice escaped oln-
Wet, who is wanted to serve out hla
term In tue city isil aud who In tho
Interest OF law anu good order, wa, n
dicted by tho grand jury for grand
larceny was reosplured by the police
this forenoon west Of tho Jordan river
ailor an absence OF nearly two mou.hs.
lie was again taken 10 his Old
prison quarters, but instead OF being
allowed 10 occupy the identical apart.
ment In which h0 was previously con.
nned he will be- kept down stalfs in
sailor place aud II 10 not likely that
he viii again escape without serving
his time.
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ra,Ni wrs.L inindinn..

INDIANAPOLIS, July l8.-rho miners
NJ lbs FUnlArsi station on tue Biy
rouf, aiew miles wet Of reTre hautr.
WIS mofulug wrecked passenger
vain. Engineer Charlss HOFFMAN
snu Fireman Charles Flick were killed.
40 passengers were BADLY nurt. The
uAln was fuGning 50 miles an hour
Nhen tslfuck all open switch aud
vent down nio embankment about
elsht ieul. The engineer sna hiemau
' nc under the wreck, grounu 10 pisces.
ine engine, baggage car, exprss. car
a .e, Jay coach are piled In the uiten.
4 he wreck IN undoubtedly the work
.. Tue lawluss mob Ui miners that
Possessed fOntauel all day yesterday
,.i sidt'ITaoked i've Big -Four iToighi
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TO OPEN THE $. =.
Soldiers On Board the Cars at Ogl,u
Trains Ready.

Special 70 ne NEw' per Dsisr'i Ts'e7rags
OGDEN. Utah, July ll.--At lU.31
this morning a Southern Pacific
engine with the spginuer, fireman auI
three United States regulars was sosn
moving out OF tho depot closely iol.
lowed by train OF one
box car loaded with soldlery equit-
men's, two emigrant cars c1ntsining
company Il OF the Seventeenth, and
one Pullman car with United states
otheefl. The lead engine aud the train
moved slowly and cautiously out VI
the yard, destined I0T San Frau
CISCO IL N their Intention
TO roe that thu ROAD IL sufficiently
cleared to allow the mail anu passenger
ltAln from here To follow close behind
Them Tho train will leave some time
mis- morning. ifAll IN well. Two com.
pa9les o. U. .. troops are expected to
arrive mere this evening from the
east.
OGDEN STRIKERS EXCITED.
Tho message received here this
motning stating that thr strike was on
has caused much excitement among
lhe slikeu. Tue following contra.
dictoty telegram was received by then,i
"CIncAGO, H., July 18th.
''John Wagner Ogden, Utsu:
$40 not be discouraged. know Il
10 monoionous TO bs isoiAtsi. There
arc indications Of a settlement soon,
We are all right Pay NO attention 10
newspapers. Signed.
f.. V. DEDs."
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Coming Erenis al Saltnir.

The excur.ions booked TO Sallalr for
the next eight days are A. follow:
Saturday, July iI-GfAnd reunion
OF Democratic societies.
Monday, July LEVY Temple Py.
Than Sistefs.
Tuesday, July ia. q. U. w.
"Wednesday, July is-Manitou Club.
IhufuiAy, July i9-rwenty-iecvn nd
Ward aud sunday sohOol.
Friday, July 20-5eventeonth Ward
and sunday school.
Saturday, July al-Grsnd society
ball.
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COUNTY REGISTRARS.
Appointed by The Utah Commission
This hOrulns.
The List comniete-DspatJn Registrar.
wiii Ne sa'a-d . Week Prom
To-day.

AZ this morning's session OF III,
Utah Commission, held tor tho alp
polnlment VI county registrars to con,
duct the next fail elections. all this
members were present, via Me.srs. J.
X. fletcher (chalrmap), A. q. Norfell.
q. w. Thatcher. l.. w. Tatlook, and
Hoyt Sherman il.
The following gentlemen wero
chosen ~ registrars for the cou mites
named, all OF them being Democrats;
BeAVsr-Hsorgo n. F-nnlmore.
BOX Elder--Wm. Live.
Caohe-Hyrum HAyUAll.
Carbon--ChAs. A. Robinson.
DaviA-Jshn q. NJ. Barnes.
Emery-N. ID. Cram.
Gariield--iAml. O. Crosby.
GfAni--Heury Grouse.
lfon-Nst1aulel w. Pryor.
Juab-E, J. Mcclure.
kane--FuilrT Bf0adbent.
hillnri-JAs. a. Melville.
Morgan-r. X. Condis.
Piutt-Samuul l.. Page.
Rich-Anaou T.. Call.
summit rhoI, Cupit.
hevief-l. J. Stewart.
Balt LAke-Jos. NJ. Cohen.
San Juan-r. A. Hammond,
saupste-M. Il. Murray.
Tooels-W. q. Foster.
uintAh-Lycufgu, johnson.
Uiah-(u0t yet filled.l
WafAicn-N BuyA.
MA.hingtoD-EdWArd II. snow.
Wpyno-Chafles snow.
webef--Jobn seaman.
The Commission will meet again a
week from today To appoint deputy
registrars.
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5 nIIIlary se.na.I In Ir.Inna.

G~sLiF, July ls.-Ffeman's Journal
toasy "a sship startling accent OF n
scandal VI BIZ, klngs county, thu
headquarters Of tho prince Of Wslss'
LslnsIer regiment lTOJ !. Cana1isn.l.
a low nignIs agV some otiiesrs 81 tho
Lelnster regiment, masked and dis.
guised, ioTclUly entered the rooms Of
lho female servants, assaulted two OF
lnym Rud fied. Thr ssntiy challenged
lhen aud upon their refusal 10 halt,
Tue sentry thrust his bayonsI into QUO
aud shouted for this guard. The guard
turned cut prvmptly AUD ths ON esTs
we're arrested. The girls have awOrn
70 eomplalnLs aEAInaI tbs pTIaspsIa.
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The National AssOclatlon.

The committee on nominations Of
the National Il iucationAl association,
at meeting yesterday, submitted tho
following names for officers for the
snsuing years President, DR.. Nlchola.
NJ. Butler Columbia College; Prof.
Albert q. Lane. upefinlenuent OF
public sonoou, Chicago, tiut vice
president; anu irwin shepard, ptlnoi.
pal OF tho Whom, Minnesota normal
loho0l, aleTeLAfy.
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fARis, July i3.-rhu Motin today
publishes the statement that tue police
OF this city have been informed that AZ
anarchist recently left the United
States for England on reuta to France.
haVlng Ia his possession several
bombs.
According 10 tho Ngt.a plot Wa
hhlchod In the United states 10 ex.
plodo the bombs multane0usiy In tho
Elysee palace, the Senate onumbef,
Tue chamber " deputies aud the palace
OF Justice here.
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TUULON, July la,-Just previous TO
10 the launching OF tho new French
iron clad CaTnot, dock yard Official
discovered smoke Issuing from tho
held. Tue nro was easily eEtinguished.
A large bottle OF turpentine had been
splplled over the woodwork In man.
ner wsll calculated to cause the rapid
spread Of the fro. IL 10 reported tnat
. JockyRTi workman suspected Of be-,
log an anarchist Was arrested anu con.
feshed tbEt DO aud All RcpOmpllos
planned 10 burn tbs CaTuoi,
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CHICAGO, July ls,--Judgc Crotacup
announced this morning that hs would
give the Federal grand Jury supple.
mental Instructions today directing
the investigation OF the railway man.
agers.
fbe Judge called the Jurors before
him anu Instructed them that II syi.
denoe " presented that tho railway
managers agreed b have tno mails or
Interstate commerce stopped they
were guilty Of conspiracy.
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Pre.ldenllnI Nonlpn,lon.

WAauIsGrOs, ID. g., July Ia
Nominations; Registers Of Lsud
Oflices-Wm. A. Ljwrlr, Marysvilic,
Cal Cha'. Himtod, Boise City, Idnhg;
w. II. Btoadueal, HALEY, Idaho.
Receivers Of Public Monuys-Wm.
F. Horne, Haley, Idaho; w. Ktouliu.
ser, Lewnt1u, Idaho; VIM. A. Rein.
gnf, Cnuer d'Alenv, Iihho; A. G..
Neal, Waioryillr, Washington.
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roEi agsinEt Is. \. Erfet, which hcl
inst the settlement ui ths claim oi
ChAuncy Butler 'or lands 10 the Btz
man tMOut) land district exempted
tue lauds from tho grant q tue rail-
foad. The application OF Errett hai
teen rejected ami the lisiiug OF IN,
land by tbs company In 1855 viii re-
main intact.
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CLEVELAND, July lS.-fn the
Christian Endravot convention today
the praise aud review service was
followed by an open parliament, con.
Quoted by Rev. IL. V. Hunter, Of fn.
iianapolis. John q. Woolloy, TEMPER.
ance ora,ori delivered an Interesting
sddres. on "Christian Endcavor Va
saloon"
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naIIroad EmnIe,,. NlLII,..

MARSHALL, Mich, July l8.-The
hfvmun, conductors, bfakemen and
,hopmon on the Cincinnati, Jackson
q hAekinaM road, went out here this
morning. The strike 1. supposed TO be-
on account Of tho handling coal for tbs
Grand Trunk. The fifemon have
been given until l O'Clock 70 return,
all others have been discharged.
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NIhIllst Plot Aralnsl no Canr.

sg. Petersburg, July lathe
police Of kalrpluonnhia recently ar
Ieetod II Polish student, suspected OF
being nihilist. In his lodging q
bomb was found. Further lnvcsIiga.
lion enabled the police to arrest
another student and the laiter's sister.
The Judicial inquiry IL said to have
fsVsSled an ex,onaiye plot ngainst the
CzAT.
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CoNNEAUT, OHIO, July Ia The
militia under CaptAln WOodw Orth
marched 10 tue dock this mIrning and
the strikers He'd Ia all directions. After
n lew shots had been fired tho officers
succeeded In arrosling thirty lssuers in
yosterdAy's demonstration. The rest
Of the strikers have gone back to
AshtAbula.
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noon. Mayor HoI kios'ai regarding the
pfoprsitiou madu to the general man.
.gors."l ~ istxtremoly literal, thiuk,of
Dehs nat 10 ask that the men be- taken
back Us mem bers Of the A. II. u. but
be treated rs individuals. There is no
qnrsion of recign tin OF the union in.
Volvtd.V
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CHICAGO, July l3.-Ansr MAYOR
Hopkins had told Debs Of the reault OF
his visit 10 the general managers,
htadquartofs, Dobs said the strike was
not on ADD hv would report tho result
OF tue mayors visit 70 tho general
mansgers al the Meeting OF The exscu.
i've beard OF the A, II, U, this after.
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Northern Express Company nobbea.

HELENA, July l3.--The Great
Northern Express oimpany was
robbed OF $1,000 at wickea, twenty
miles east VI this city this mofnlng.
The money belonged to Carey & Co.,
Wholesale grocers. The robbsr. over.
powered the driver and cspgured tho
express wagon.
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QUIET Ar OAKLAND.
Preparations TO start a Train ia
OEdep.

Ogden.
bAH FRANciAco, July l8.-At day.
nsht this morning the military force
~ oakland mole aggregated 900 men.
The railroad company began prepare.
lions TO move traius. No yiOlunc. oc.
CURED, Al Sacramento tho company
was also preparing to start trains To-
Ogden. To guard against disaster three
freight care viii DO pushed ahead of
the locomotive anu ssgps made al oil
bridges.
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Nkw foMl, July l3.-Tho stock
mlikel opened hfm, with sugar the
itaulng feature. Ga brltk u.maud.
,,Nitely TO cover short contracts, IL rose
= et Ger, subsequsntly there was a
p'eak Of ! with rally Of
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CHICAGO, July ls.--GeneIAl Master
Wotkman Sovereign says the PTesi.
dents decision to appoint arbltrators
IN the Pullman case Ia a great victory
for tho Knights VI Labor IL 10 hi,
opinion that the nght IL as good az
won,