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THE SEALING QUESTION
A Bm Introduced In the House OF Con-
moss-Faise Reports OF Trouble.

d.
noss-Faise Reports or Trouble.
LONDON. March 2a-sir Charles Russell In
troduced In the House OF Commons to-day Q
bill to provide for putting into effect the award
OF the Behrine Sea Court Of Arbitration. con-
stituted under the treaty between the Queens
Government and that Of the United States. The
bill was submitted in dummy" form and its
first reading was merely nominal The full
text Of the easure will be given out on Satur-
day. It 10 learned. however, that the bill legal
ICES the regulations defined by tho Paris
tribunal as to the area OF fisheries, the close
season. the matter OF licensing seal n sb ermen.
the mode OF killing seals. and the ponal tiles for
violation OF the provisions OF the award.
be imposed for infractions OF the agreement.
and defines the conditions under which seal
ing vessels may DO condemned The bill is
partially modelled upon tho old nlodus rireIidi.
the measure Of 1888 also being modified to
meet the terms OF the Paris award. Sir Charles
Charles Buxton endorse the bill.
The Central News is authority Tor the state
N emit that new difference has arisen in the
Behring Sea negotiations between Mr. Bayard
and Lord Kimberley. which. II not speedily
settled. may possibly lead to Diplomatic
ley and Mr.. Bayard took place to-day az Lord
Kim berley's private residence instead of the
Foreign Ofilce, as 10 usual Both Mr. Bayard
and Lord Kimberley refuse to be interviewed
on the subject
Mr. .Bsysrd informeda gentleman this even
the United States and Great Britain as TO the
method Of enforcing the award OF the Behring
Sea Tribunal Of Arbitration. ANY fear OF
difficulties. he added. was groundless.
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BRADLEY VOTING UNDER PRESSURE.
Bet Ne Relieves the Republicans AsxIsty by
Voting with Them.

-"n NE Relieves the hepu hlieaaS Anxiety by
Voting with Them
TRENTON. n. j.. March a.-senators Adrain
ana DAILY were the only Democrats who let
hith the Republican Senators tonight The
session WAS held to pass the Frssholder bill
.of Essex and Hudson counties. In order that
me Republicans may gain control OF ESSEX
county 10 April. The bill was not passed. but
senator keteham had 1t amended and laid
Vsf until Monday night The amendments
provide for membership OF twenty ave In
s'ead Of twelve. giving the majority fifteen
.ad the minority ten members. and reducing
me salary from 81 600 TO $500. This. Mr..
As'eham said, would AFFORD good representa-
a0n 10 the townships Senator DAILY objected
- 'he reduction In salary. but was reminded
"as Senators get no more than $500
ihs only bill passed was that abolishin the
Sn'Ses o. superintsndsnts OF the Police and
departments in Newark and Jersey CITY.
H. A., Usage was doubtful for time. Senator
but len IsIIainsd from voting. and there were
he S6ssnieee.A nSd YG pb cal was made for
fssfIss o. o. AdTsin and bradley until the former
Tsst. r voted No" Then bradley, In a rather
STT s0!re. answered Ave"
Aiain ''''Hk uhuer pressure en- said
ns tse 2, was some laughter but the upsssI-
Win ~ sAid he was not altogether satisfied
On. "ag The lila ordered to third reading Was
solsSS.Nlng 10 Mayor WanEsF 81 Jersey CITY the
~ oFat OF Attorney
ircs I M. heteham Introduced bill instruct
eOgbtis. oghtJ Clerks in Hudson and Essex
Eifb N 70 furnish the clerks Of muuielpalItias
tho4s ts paues oi all candidates especially
10 SrSs iIerholder 10 be voted for on April
new ms nus is 70 facilitate the operation Of the
bsi - ~ holder law which will not be passed
ihirtSsr 4olday or Tuesday next. Anotksr bill
QRsliGsJ y, PROVIDES that lawyers shall not bs
'"'I 70 act as clerks Of Grand Juriss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
COZ. M,kINLEY GOING HOME
A Jubilee Reception 0. so Pssi and . Visit
10 Ha nliAe University.

n Jubiies Reception IN So fsui and . visit
10 Ha nlIAs University.
MINNEAPoLIs. March 2a.-Gov. Mckinley this
afternoon finished his visit to Minnesota. and
left for Chicago on an early afternoon train.
In the morning he was taken By . special train
to Hamline University In the Midway district.
A reception had been arranged to be held in
the university chapel which was decorated
with the national eolors and fowers As the
Governor entered the assembled students
arose in 9 body and gave three cheers follow
ing with their college yell The Governor was
introduced by President Bridgeman and made
a short address. after which the party was Go
st. Paul was reached at noon when the party
went to Merchants Hotel. where a lunch was
served ct which there were Gov. Nelson. Mayor
Wright Mayor Eustis OF Minneapolis. and a
dozen other tinguished people. At o'clock
occurred the reception in the Hall OF Repre-
sen tAtiyes at the state Capitol.
The Governor stood mediately In front OF
the Speakers desk and the people were intro
dueed by GOV. Nelson as they passed In line.
Tho reception continued about two hours and
was attended By nssnr leading citlzenA
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THE CUNzRD LINE.
A Compisi.t that It VIII Not Heip Hrin~
I,s Guilty Servant. to justice.

A Compisi-t that It VIII Not Heip Hring
I,s Guiity Servant. to Justice.
LIVERPOOL. March 2a-Robert Dads and
William Brown. tho seamen belonging to the
steamship Aurania who were arrested last
week on q charge OF stealing $500 worth Of
jewelry from an actor. Arthur Wellesley OF
London. a passenger on her last voyage from
New York. were arraigned to-day for further
hearing. Tho prosecuting attorney COM
planned that the authorities OF the company
had refused to assist the police in arresting
person connected with the office OF the COM
pany to appear In court as witness except
upon a properly served subpoena
The Court issued the proper papers to COM
pei the attendance Of the manager OF the com-
and other employees OF the company. Pend
ing the service and return OF these paper the
prisoners were remanded and the hearing was
postponed.
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1. Favor Of ,As UaIoI Pss ne Receivers.

OMAHA. Nsb.. March 2a-Judges Sanborn
and Caldwell to-day decided in the eontro-
Versy between the Union Pacific and the Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf roads. that the Union
Pacific receivers were not bound By the con-
tract made by the Union Pacific Company with
the Gull ana should not be held TO it, They
Teselad the orders OF Judge Hallstt who en-
Joined the Union Pacific from abandoning the
Julesburg line to Denver and who directed
William H. Cornish OF ST. Paul 10 appointed
special master ia ehAnesry In the case. The
ports. The Circuit Court Ia Nebraska Is -
eared the court Of Jurisdiction foE the nj on
Pacific. and that In Colorado for the Gull sys-
tam
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OBITU<RE
Death or Lard Han.er, O-s OF HsGisrrs
Distinguishes Jurfsts.

Death OF Lnrd Hannep, Ous OF BngfanTs
Distinguishes Jurtsts.
Lord Hammer. who was one Of the srbitrators
for Great Britain In the Behring Sea Commits
sion. died yesterday In England at the age Of
70 He was educated at 81. Paurs School and
ct Heidelberg. On being called to the bar In
the Middle Temple In 1848. he chose the Home
Circuit on which he obtained large practice.
chiefly OF commercial nature. He was con-
stantly employed in important cases. and
was ono OF the counsel Of the success
full claimant In the great Shrewsbury case
In the House OF Lords. He was made .
Puisne Judge OF the Queens Bench in 1863
and four years later. succeeded Lord Pen
zance as Judge OF the Court Of Probate
and Divorce. OF which he was after
ward President. He was knighted on his
hrst elevation to the bench. and his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30

LONDON. March 2o.-The Liberal Association
OF tho City Of London. which has many LIB
eral- Unionists among its members. recently
sent farewell address to Mr.. Gladstone. In
answering this address to-day MIR. Gladstone
wrote:
come for the Reduction or extinction OF ths
schism in tho party. the effects OF which have
intruded throughout the whole circle OF poll
tics In = manner which appears to me to have
been disastrous on all sidea"
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A sesooI.i-I Missing.

Elsvsn-year-old Imogsns BlAkeslss. who
lived with her parents at l5l West 1884 street
said she was going down town on Wednesday
afternoon when she left the grammar school
at Ninsty-third street and Amsterdam ave.
nue.. She has not been seen since. and
the the police yssSordsE sent out general
with q round face. light complexion. broWa
hair. and brown eyes She wore = gray Tam
OShanter cap. long gray cape coat. q blue
serge Eton coat and skirt with blue and
white silk polkA-dOt waist She had recently
been yaecinRted on the left leg.
The father. Charles II. BlAkaslee, came with
his family from Rochester last fall and Imo-
gene had been down town only twice since
her arrival here. The last time was on Satur-
day night when her mother took her down 70
Twenty eighth street To- see BArnum's circus
parade 1t Is thought she may have wanted
to see more OF the circus. Shs had so cents.
which she borrowed from q sehoolmAts
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Ko,.uth a.d IA. Coaatrymen.

BUDAPEST. March 29.-Tho funeral commit
tee have issued a manifesto appealing to the
populaoe to respect the memory OF Kossuth
and preserve order. The vicar will permit the
great bell Of the basilica to be tolled during
the funeral
In many provincial towns manifestoes have
been issued against the clergy who refused to
share In the mourning for the dead patriot
front Of the paI.cn "f Bshon Ssu.obi ~ an M
time Crown Prince Rudolfs tutor. The ma
lority OF the guests invited to dine with BIN on
Wednesday absonted them selves.
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The WssthsE.

slight bAromstTie depression settled yer the Allan
tie states yesterday causing rain from this city south
ward ever Georgia anu light snoW TO the north over
Maine and 30 she usss ever the lake regions and the
Ohio and Tsansssss VGIlsyL A eshss tos enyslopsd
the greater part OF the MssI Of the
the weather vas fair
wAs rainy Gnd fOEEy in thlG sity; average humid.
ity 50 per cent wind southeast average velocity q
miles ~ hour; 0neiAl temperature ranged bet Essn
So and A29i barometer eorTseisd read sea Laval
A. . A. n, soIs; .. X. SOO2
The thsrmomstsr In PsFrys pharmacy In THE Sos
budInR eoEdad ths IsmparaIurs A f,IInu
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wr.axl,.E Irish Patriots.

DUBLIN. March 29.-Ths meeting OF the
stockholders OF tho Freeman's Journal was
resumed to-day. and the disorderly scenes
OF yesterday and the day before were
continued. A hot debate over the re-
port of the financial condition OF the
paper during which tho Hsalyitss aud the Dill
lonitss characterized one another as low
blaeKguArds." liars" and so en-. ended with
which dsveloped the greatest personal feeling
was over the proposal to Gust Mr.. HsAly from
the Directorate
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MORE THAN 10000 ENROLLED.
Democratic KsorGanIz.tioa In Br0okIy. stin
MakIsE PrOgress.

DemOeraue kFOFEnhIEHtIOa n HFOokITa 5tIII
Makisg Progress.
The reenrollment Of the regular Democracy
OF Brooklyn under the brand-nsw election
district plan was continued on Wednesday
night and elS4 additional names were put on
the lists, making a total enrolment for the
two nights Of 20, 49,. Another opportunity
will ba given tonight to Join the ranks OF the
faithful Democracy.
All the Democratic leaders are iubilant over
Ia correspondlng gloom In the ranks OF the
Anti-snap kicking brigade. The pnm aries for
the election OF delegates from each OF tbs elec.
tion district associations will be held on April
10. The new General Committee will be com
posed OF naArly 200 delegates. and will contain
much new Democratic timber.
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Mole. OF ForsIEa HsppsaIass.

The Vatican Is arranging a series OF esnten-
PROF. Robertson Smith. librarian at the uni
yeIsitJ OF Cambridge. England. is dJing. He
10 40 years Of age.
him on "Wednesday. President Bsrmudez Of
Peru was somewhat relieved yesterday. but Is
notout Of danger
A despatch from Bathurst, West Africa. says
defeated the British West Indian troops has
yielded to the french at CATsoans. = seaport
near Bathurst.
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The M.xoraIty Contest Ia Albany.

ALBANY. March 2o.-Ths regular Democratic
organization OF the city OF Albany to-day nom
mated James Rooney for Mayor and made
nominations for minor city of1iees- Opposed
10 Mr.. Rooney is only one candidate. Mr.. OTeR
n Wilson who is q Republican. and was nom
In Atad by the city Conventions OF the two Re
publican factions. and also ny petition in the
ssf Flsetions party" The Democrats In the
sitJ who oppose the regular Democratic organ
ization also held . Convention several days
ago and endorsed Mr.. Wilson's nomination.
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FL. Hyua 10 Apo,Io.

ATHENS. March 29.-Membsrs OF the royal
family, diplomatists. and hundreds OF others
conspicuous In society. literature. and science
gathered to-day at the French Archaeological
School 10 hear the Hymn to Apollo sung for
the first time In nearly 1000 years. The music
and words OF the hymn are engraved on a slab
" tnnI D'e rte" va i snsd Heipnl iasi
through the centuries.
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BERLIN. March 2a.-Ths Rtndder Ldndtctths
agricultural newspaper. attacks the Kaiser
as an absolutist In imposing his will In all
questions before they are considered In the
constituted assembly 1t says: His recent
conduct In the matter OF the Russian CONNER
eisi treaty and his present policy annupt to
been duly elected by the people and will In
evitably result In a crisis" The attack hAA
craAtad n good deal of eommenI.
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Ts. Due GAs-s'. Frtas.. Uadsr Isa-,-y.

The question whether or not Arthur Due
d'Auxy. shall be retained as trustee for his
wife Of the property 40 West TWenty-1rst
street was discussed yesterday.
TreAdwsll Cleveland. for the Duehsss's sons
By her first husband. opposed retaining him.
declaring that there were dsgTacsful brAWls
on the part OF the Duke not only with his
wife, but with others; that he was an entirely
unit person TO have charge Ot the PROPERTY
not only because he was Irresponsible but
WAS feared that the Income might be usd
without the payment Of taxes and otlkr
charges which would thus DO TO the dissd-
vantage OF the children who have an int ysst
In the remainder.
These accusations were denied as uRfOuyded
and unIustillsd. and II Was asked that T,fsrss
be appointed 20 take testimony aud nAsIupon
the illness Of the Duke 10 act Judge uBrten
will appoint referee
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Nominated ay Ns~.rk Bsaoerats.

James NJ Seymour Was nominated By the
Newark Democrats last aight for Mayor OF
that city. He Is Supervisor OF the state Prison.
and was a Water Com miSSiopsr In Newark In
the old Aqueduet Board. Mr. seymour e
msnuiaetursr Of engines. anu head OF the hrm
Of Seymour Nhltlock.
He Is probably the strongest man the party
could have chosen. as his record in politics
has proved him TO be independent OF Tings and
cIiousS He was strong on the first ballot. And
grew in strength until his MOBILIZATION was
made UNANIMOUS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
II. C..pasia'. Fast Time.

LONDON. March 30.-Ths steamer CAM ania.
from New York March "a for Liverpool. passed
Browhead at $40 A. NJ. to-day The time OF
her passage following two hours and forty I've
minutes for the run from Brow Head TO Queens
town. 10 Ave days. fifteen hours. and fifty
minutes. Her lest previous eastward record
was live days. twelve hours. and seven min
utica
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Michael ]. Rsardon. 10 years old. Of 42o
Canal street. Was locked up In the Elizabeth
street police station last night on a charge OF
annoying women missionaries. Mira Annie
RuEgles OF ISL Third avenue and two other
young women connected with the florence
Mission 10 LlCscker street started out early
Ia the evening. trying 70 Induce the women
ksArd1n followed. ana also addressed the
women the mlssiOnArls met, AT Canal street
rested
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JoITINGs AROUT TOWN

Ths Coffee Exchange decided ysEtsrdsf TO adopt
clearing house system % tHAL
EdWATd , Ysgksa the millionaire alcoholic pAtishs
Who came from Philadelphia Few dAYa age. "a dlsr
charged from Bellevue yettvrdAy
The kpasiAn- American Hebrew AasodAtion hAs
solved o. cooperate po.ticaNy With tls LlasDsha4Al
CsantT organization On the east ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
Tho B.rIaS I.,suId.tio..

LONDON. March 29.-The Times says. In re-
gard to the Barring liquidation. that the guar
antors ct first estimated that their loss would
probably amount TO from 10 10 Is per cent OF
their liability. They are now OF the belief that
they will sustain no loss at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
voa Balow.. BODY Cr.m.tea.

HAMBURG. March 29-The body of Hans Won
Bnlow. the composer. was incinerated to-day
at the Central Cemetery In this city. Impress
-. ettsnded nv a 1rsat crowd - n.rsnos
from all parts OF Germany. Many representa-
tives OF German and foreign musical societies
were present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
Il Feel LIKE A new MAN r

SO says every one who has tried
Paskola, the great flesh-forming
food.
Nothing equals il for building up
sound, healthy flesh, enriching the
blood, and imparting new strength.
1t is just the thing for thin, weak
people, who get no benefit from the
food they eat.
Delicate stomachs cannot stand
sickening oils and other fatty mix
lures. Paskola has replaced them.
1t is easily taken and pleasant to
the taste. Being pre-digested, tits
instantly absorbed into the system;
Ask your druggist for bottle,
and try it!
A pamphlet giving full partio-
ulars respecting Paskola will be
sent on application to the Pre-Di-
gested Food Co., 30 Reade St,
n. Y. CITY.
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lIsary W. Capsoa E.,elsd Director.

AT a meeting Of the directors Of the New
York. Ontario and Western Railway Company
yesterday the resignation OF Mr.. Charles j.
Russell Of London from the Board VAS ac-
Chase National Bank Of New York. Vas elected
10 III tks vacancy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
CaAgrs.s@aa BsI4hOsvsr In.

C.RIIsLE. Pa. March 2a-CongTsssmAn +.
Z. Beltzhooysr Of the Tenth district 10 III st
his residence In this city from congestion Of
the lpngs.
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4 4s:lss: ca i,i l.isS 10 isss

EAshiseIoS FozEcAsT FoR TEIDAE.
r. Me- kagta-a laS saslsa Nss Tsk ssssTalls 6alrI
AsAas saSs.zT SzalSs-s s.sF-lASi ss-GAzss sS.a-
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[:kMEElsEHIEN

AhEhICA'S FAVORITE WATEE.
- los. Jas. q. JeAkIhs, a. =. Judr-, ChIeAEOI
II khow bsthesdA 10 be an sKeeLsnt water"
AtFa SluaFb 49, HouIn d AL. lal
vel 90 Without 10"
IsE ssls 81 groesrs and dTuEEtatG
r bCHkkkk Agsah Barclay -. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30

Ing recorded "a. y..i.lday a. foioT va
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-25
wInA BE PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Neutrality-suspicious. Upon Which tho
Patents Soon Expire

Neutrality-suspicious. Upon Which tho
Patents Soon Expire.
Among the most important patents
which expired this week we're the follow.
ing:
Air compressor by J. Clayton; grain sep
Arator by q. J. Clubbuck; seed planter by
u. j. Davis; acoustic electric telegraph by
T. A. Edison; safety valves for elevators
by ~ ii. Fogg electric harmonic telegraph
by Elisha Gray; apparatus Tor manufactur-
ing gas by q. q. Hunt; electric gas Lighting
ailachment by &. n. llinds; machine for
winding up fabrics by q. +. Jones link for
waive gear for steam engines by j. ii.
Luther underground telegraph line by W.
Macintosh; printing Telegraph transmittei
by q. NJ. Phelps, high pressure hot-alr en-.
gine by c, senberp; registering fare-box
bv J. {. Strong dial telegraph by J. G.
Watts, reversing valve for steam engines,
by j. Weis and w. II. Phillips.
1t Is learned from the records of the Pat
ent Office ut Washington, that tie Bel
telephone having run the allotted term OF
seventeen years for which il was granted
will expire on the Both inst, and become
TIE property Of the public"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-25
ITALIANS MANGLED.

Crushed Under Construction Train
One Killed and 20 Injured.
A construction train used in connection
with the building Of the new tunnel a,
Fairview, n. j., TELL through tres,le, kill
ing one man and injuring 20 others. They
were Italian laborers at work under the
trestle.
Atemporary trestle had been constructed
across the lowlands leading TO the tunnel
A large gang OF Italians were working be-
meath the structure. A construction tr ain
was running over it when there arose a
sound OF breaking timber. The ..rain disap-
peared suddenly and the next moment the
shrieks ofthe wounded Italians were heard
ihe enuf~ '"s |" .rth, to-
ee,ner WIN .nv .isin, -.su ,aIIen Ilj,n, 'hT~
Italians.
One by one the manned bodies OF the Ital-
ians were drawn out Oniy one was dead.
lie was crushed beyond recognition. Others
had arms, legs and ribs broken. Thei r
names are not known, as they worked un-
der numbers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-25


The exchange Bank OF Ottawa, Putnam
county, O., Samuel Slauson. president.
assigned to DIR. W, W. Reed and B. +. Nc
Greeyey. The assets are about $4,000 The
bank will pay about 40 cents on the dollar,
and the real estate may raise it to 20 cents.
The spread OF measles in New York is
becoming alarming. In one week the
cases OF measles have exceeded 100 per
day, and the average daily death rate is 27.
ID. IL. Locke, manager of the Isabelle
mine on Bull Hill, COL. was driven out of
that camp Saturday after being compelled
to 20 down on his knees and swear he
would never return.
The southern Pacific's tunnel, the third
OF series of seven on the route to San Luis
Obispa, Cal, has been pierced through
santa mountain. 1t is nearly 1000 feel
long,
The worst snow storm in twenty years is
reported from California where Is inches
are said TO have fallen in the last forty
eight hours.
Wilbur +. Davidson. well known elec.
trician Of Chicago, was on Saturday award
ed verdict of sIS, 600 against the Illinois
Central railroad, lie sued for 500 600
damages for injuries received.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-25
LATER NEWS.
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


Az Pueblo, Col, the steel works OF the
Colorado fuel and iron company resumed
operations in the cold steel department
with force Of 200 men.
The East stroudsburg, Pa. silk MILL
which was closed for a long time during
the dull season, is now running and the
silk business is reported TO be improving.
An order was issued by the Philadelphia
and Reading cosl and iron company to shut
down II OF the company's largest collerles
FOR an indefinite period A number Of
the Lebigh Valley coal compsuy's mines
will also shut down.
The Delaware iron works, New Castle,
Del, have started up IN all departments
Triton cotton mills have resumed Gar
retts snuff mills, Yorklyn. resumed opera
tons and are running day and night.
Marshall Bros. paper mills have also re-
sumed.