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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-02

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EsT OF
IN P A. Bjorkland, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned administra-
tor of the estate of P. A, Bjorkland, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the nee essary vouchers within four
months after the first publication of this no
tice TO the said administrator at his residence
in Provo City. Utah County, Utah Territory.
EVAN WRIDE,
Administrator of the estate of p. A. Bjork-
land, deceased,
Dated at Provo City, Utah, February 10, 1894,
K. l.. Jones attorney for administrator.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-02

Date of first publication March 30th
1894.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
tn. a. p. A. In Milwaukee,.

An. a ?. A. row in Mlv.uk., .,.
regiment, the Fourth. /. ,reitins n,,ii,n
sna social circles. Captain West Of IN. Ru.l
saAfd. charged with dlscharving seyrr.l
members OF the regiment because they wrr.
members OF A. 7. A, and an inve.tIratiou Of
ns eondnet has been ordered. West Is s,ld
. nAse admitted that be had done so And
sins such action vas necessary to restore
-, hsy m .h tae regiment II Is further said
mat Vests Predecessor, Captain Burton VII
recentiy resigned. va a member ~ ~.
:. A., aud hlled up, his company with mem.
osn OF the association. fearing IA uprising
1r 1 CAho'ies. II is claimed by some of
"et uor. nervous friends that The propo,.
~ ~ INVESTIGATION ~ill reveal 4 plot TO pack the
"seoasia National guard With member. Of
The sati-Catholie Organization.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
A.ssh.r M,.s,..,p,. sr,s..

Arrangements have been .ou,,...,
~ ~ construct the new bridge which 4,
70 TO oe o9ilt At St Paul, Minnesota.
M Inc bridge will be drawbridae' and
WI be built in conjunction with . hsl,
raniIay; raj, 1t will cost 81, 500, 900. II
VIII be located at South 81 Psui a. !.
. %,,es nes from the city. Its length will be
j,-N ieet, four $50 foot spans, and a
of,w span Of 4sO feet. The bridye
uiii be operated by the Burlington
rn tne Milwankee & St Paul, and the
ohicas, & Kansas City. twill Afford
!. aiieet entrance to the packing dis
triets OF South St. Paul
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
.~s@.rs.- n.r,As.as..-

he very middle OF the Atlaa,lo
.; Aboat the place where tho
y fifth meridian from London
> the equator. there Is . spot.
lrea,h the waves. which is
y continually agi,a,ed by cub
y earthquake shocks These
lisr Of such violeaee as to harl
columns OF water nigh In air
raAko waves that arc . stand
.sce 10 vessels coming In thai.
|ty.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
PRETTY STORY.
"a . wsshs~gsss Bsesaaa 30.
Lnsis Dsy Rigsra.

= =
unsas Bsy Rigsr>
Nc time ago . child playing
,,sly in the streets Of the north
.ecilon OF Washington vas run
| |hy the horses attached to . fire
while the wild steeds were
1 exercised. He Was tendsrly
from the dirty street by the
..hoIldered. kind-hearted fire.
I.ho had uninte nfionally been
.u.s OF tho accident and under
r-orsl supervision removed to
hospital
INJURIES which tho child re-
4 we're OF such serious char
,ha; he was compelled to re-
Ia the hospital FOR several
bn, finally it was decided best
hove him to his home. where he
receive the attention which
given only BY u loving moth.
several Gays after his arrival a,
kone. the several members OF
fsmily detected the smell OF
al frequent intervals Not
L. uhere IL originated. they
! TO Investigate tho matter. but
neighbors also detected the
ssd. after an Investigation. dis
Scd that a fire Was raging be-
the two houses They imme-
dispatched a messenger to
An alarm. and after much i'm
|rl vAiting were rewarded with
-hi OF tho engine coming down
rree; among much ciAlnor and
The foreman directed one
70 enter one house and smother
isr iEe other. The family OF
rrAlid. totally unconscious OF
sas going on. Was engaged In
e meal. and IN. sick boy Was
pheu tho uremen rushed in
hurried uPstairs
the second story they bars.
J room 30 full Of swoso thx, OBJ
rtEN q a&At aA~'Ft 9a1A" AUu tue
kphere vas in a sufocAtlng CON
The foremost OF tho firemeu.
psr. Of habi, scrutinised tho
in search OF anything that
b injured by the smoke. when
tcoSored the form OF a human
lyiug on . couch in tho corner.
} wrapping . quantity o. bed
{. around tho person he lifted
ki= strong arms and quickly
AiG. 70 = more pleasant and less
rous part OF .hs house After
|rc had boon cxtingui.hed the
rr iosni hi. way down stairs TO
= ihs rescued was getting along.
A. ashercd into ;hc room. The
y eau about snrnise ~hAs is
70 follow. bat he can also
izagiue the astoni.hnent OF
rruan when he discovered ;ha:
,r.on he had saved was tho
be bad almost killed several
Ayo out la the street
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
The Latest sa.k. story.

said well-knovn reconteur OF snake sto-
eies the other day to an editor, by way Of q
~ind'up TO several good ones:
Il can't call any more 10 mind just at pres
ent Ny wife knows lots Of snake stories.
but forget 'em. By the way, though. I've
got regular living curiosity down on my
place. One day my eldest boy was sitting on
the back sioop doing his sums, an he couldn't
do 'em right. He felt something against his
face. and there vas little snake curled up
on his shoulder and looking at the slate. In
four minutes he had done all those sums
We've tanned him, so he keeps all our sc-
counts, And he Is the quickest head at
figures you ever saw. He'll run up a
column eight feet long In three seconds. /
~oaldn't take prize COW for him.
What kind Of \ snake Is her, inquired the
editor euriously.
The neighbors call him an adder"
'-on, yes, yesi I've heard Of the species" Z"
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
tn. s..u,ifu, Kosl,...

tse Richest, the grzniest, most aue-insplr-
ias mage OF mountain. In the known world
,he Rocky Mountain range, extending en-.
uteiy aero.s Aod hcyond the state OF Colora-
90 erand old Pixies Peak. At the foot Of
which h situated the marrrlou, Cripple
erres gold camp, is here. That great ma
uonA Illustrated reekly family paper. the
heosH .fosaiais >ssafis>i, published at Denver,
toiofaio established lss7), illustrates this
srAad scenery each seek. and te,ls ali about
,he soaderfli West Also, true stories OF
love and adventure. This big weekly. con-
nnins eight lhrse pages. forty-cighI long
columns. sil be sent on trial three month,
fo< only ten se- stanp. Handsome solid
<uld rags -et vtth brilliant Rocky Mountain
ge--. arc sivcn free a. premiums.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
,.auns.u.s BY Me.surs.s.t.

ihe Beriillon system OF idea,!a-
the length and width OF tho
arc taken. also the length and
o, the left middle and iI,,ls
r., the length OF tbs LOT, foot.
LEI; forearm. OF tho righ, ear.
Peighs OF the hgure. the meas
fni Of the ousstrstched arms
\ The trunk when seated II 10
|tas; no instanc. OF all ;hese
trements coiuciding in two per-
bas ever been known
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
iso woria'. f.ir Photo. fse 81.

These beautiful pictures are nov ready for
ieiivcry in ;eu complete psrt.-i6 pictures
eomprtsinx each part-aad the Whole set can
s~ secured BY tn. pAymen, OF One Dollar.
sent to Csc. H. HxsrroKp. General Passen-
ger Agent Chicago. Milwaukee 4 St Paul
Rsil.sy, Chicago, H.. and the portfolios OF
pictures -ili te sent free Of expense, by mall
70 subscribers.
Remt,tances should be made by draft, mon-
y order or registered letter
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

Send two a-cent stamps to The Road Pub
lishing Co., Denver, Colo. and get . sample
.opy OF The Road and one of their great Eng
lish Octopus maps free.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
Pay Dirt struck

AT Mercur in the Camp Floyd District Our
pamphlet tells you all.
Geo. Ady, Gen'l Agt U. F. Sys, Denver
Colo, or d. Z. Burley, Genr Agt U. P Sys.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10
ps.-r n...en .s r,..,.. c..~

eSese bssach ~ fss0ass Ces&
English girl has been awarded
I damages In . brcsch OF prom.
lse The peculiar feature OF 10
y the man was already married
he proposed to her and ye, was
nest iu the matter that he
hard TO have her join tho Pres
Ian church to which he bo-
Z and to rsnounce hor osn
the Roman Catholic.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

Parties desiring to either buy or sell news
papers will find it to their advantage TO cor
respond with J. 8. Temple, Box 1911, Denver,
Colo
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

lher- arc many -Ay. in which woman is
aan 8 superior. For instance. how eA.y IL /,
ios her and hos impossible for him 10 be-
co1ac a porte..
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

TAG THKoAr.-.' Brosn's bronchial Troel>.''
act directly on the organs OF the volcs. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders
of the throat.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

krtrae, from historical lec,urr-i.In tho.
stormy times the fate OF Germany hung upon
: slender thread, but that slender thread VA.
Charles the Fat'''
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

ihe girl Who can skate ha, good time but
zoe siri -ho !, learning has her hand squeezed
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

fronneut jeuelrrs no~ affirm thai the dia-
zond solitsirr earring IS going out This
I'll be cheering news TO ears that have never
been able to get them
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

shtIoh's Consumption Cars
y -c>r . guarantee. II fnrip,eot Consunp-
sAna- II = the best Cough Curu- . cts. 5oct2 e0A
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

profane Frenchman .'beggars'' descrip-
ton
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

Ia io-er Se- York you mus, ca, beef hash
o h-efha.hionsbl-
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

A heAdlonx man /. no, man with long
head
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

The open polar sea Is still an open Of
ton.
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

A drinking man seldom gets out of breath
The Lamar register., 1894-03-10

Hansoa's Magic Corn satve."
Warranted TO cure. money rsfuntsd. Ask
your druggist for It, Price Is csuta
Out OF pocket-the modern billiard ta-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Itasca, Aug. 25.--,rhe meeting OF the
state alliance at Island Grove few
miles northwest OF here. has been
the center Of attraction In all sections
this week.
The program has been about as fol-
lows:
neutrality-suspicious. by Ashby and
Tracy.
Wednesday-By Davis and Rhodes
and Marion Martin
Thurgday-Ladics day Address by
Mrs. Diggs.
Gore.
saturday-Candldate day. and for
Sunday lecture on Christianity by
stump Ashby.
sermons by Readln Andrews, U. NJ.
BroN7ier and a. W. Dumas. Closing
tomorrow night
Peace. plenty and harmony has pre-
vailed, ana there has been an I'm
mense crowd all the week, and II is
expected that tomorrow will eclipse
them In all the way Of numbers as
II VIII be sunday and the last day.
The boil worm Is putting in his work
TO an alarming extent especially in
the late cotton, not doing such seri-
ous damage TO early crop.
The remains Of Mrs. Fannie Files
wife Of j. o. Files, u prominent bust
ness man of our town, was shipped In
special car to Waxnhachie yester-
day for interment.
They were accompanied by quite
number OF relatives and friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Hillsboro, Tex, Aug. 25.-The con-
dillon of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter who were
shot few days ago Is thought to be
much more favorable than 1t was a day
or SO after the shooting.
plan has been put on foot by some
Of our euterprising citizens TO keep
the old cemetery In better condition than
It has formerly been kept.
Information gathered today from the
farmers who wore in the city Is to the
effect that almost an the young cotton
throughout the county has been badly
damaged II not entirely runled Nv boiI
worms The percentage OF the crop
destroyed In the county is variously
estimated at from 80 to 30 per cent or
the entire crop. The old cotton in in
hne condition and will produce above
an average Yield.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

senator Gray Gives His Opinion of
the Matter.

the Matter.
Washington. Aug. Ex-senator Gray
OF the committee on foreign relations,
In speaking OF Colombla's claim against
the United States on account OF re-
ciproclty treaties. said today that when
the reciprocity amendment in the Nc
Kinley bill was being considered in the
senate the question as to those nations
claiming rights under the most favored
nation clauses OF treaties was raised.
Mr.. Gray contended then that any ma
ton having treaty rights OF the kind
would be entitled 10 the privileges Of
separate agreement made with any
nation under the reciprocity section
Of the Mckinley law. Senator Evarts,
then member Of the committee on
foreign relations, contended that spe-
cial trade agreements authorized by
lava subsequent to the time the treat
les containing q "most favored ma
tional clause" were made would su-
persede such treaties Senator Gray
says that the FIRST question to be raised
in case claims are made of the Colom-
bia character, would be TO whom the
money should be paid. Not TO the i'm
portors, he says. because they secured
higher rate for their goods If they
paid higher duties IL would be impos-
sible to ind the consumers and the
Colombian government would not ex-
pect TO be paid those sums II the
claims are made and congress Is called
upon to pay them, the matter Will
lead to a great deal Of discussion aQd
the tariff policy OF the country Will
again be reviewed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Ryan l. n. Aug 25-rhe FIRST new
bale Of cotton was brought in town to-
day. II was raised by Ryan and
Murphy and was sold to Rolls & Garrl-
son at 6 10 cents with good premium.
News reached here yesterday that
MIR. Henry Pearson, a prominent busl-
ness man OF this place died very sud-
denly In Kansas city. II was a great
shock TO his many friends here.
j., Nj McMurry OF Gainesville. Tex,
Is 10 the city this week.
Miss Geo Potth ana Mrs. VIII VIII
llnms. after visiting friends In HENRI
eta several weeks returned home this
week.
Miss TayJor shoro OF llelcherviilc. Tex.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. M. Lang.
The town has been crowded for the
last two weeks with prospectors and
among those located with US are
Mossrs, Webb and Allen OF Agnes,
Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Commerce, Tex. Aug. 25.--Rev wea-
ver's arbor meeting closed yesterday
with forty conversions ana reclama-
lions and great deal of good to the
town.
Prof Mayo. formerly Of Cooper, was
hero few days negotiating with the
people for college. His propositions
were accepted aud a committee is now
at work to erect the building A beau
utul site on the south OF the town has
been secured and the school is an as
surod fact. The professor has a wide
reputation. md this enterprise will add
greatly to the town.
-Four new bricks are In process OF
erection More than forty residence
buildings have been erected during the
past summer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

y w Richardson, who has been chief
clerk TO Receiver John d. Moore OF
;he Fort Worth and Denver CITY
railway, accompanied by hla WHO. ieft
over the i,oes Island last evening Tor
Minneapolis, Minn. There afr Richard-
son takes a position ua chief clerk to
o. o, Winter, superintendent OF the
Minneapolis division Of the Great
Northern Mr., Richardson has boan
with the Denver about hve years and
was onepf the ablest mon in tho city
in hlH Inc Socially Air. and MIRA Rich
ardsbn were favorltes here ana have
neny friends IN Fnrt Worth who will.
wish them won IN their new home.
Al tho railroads seem to have a
fair amount 90 travel
People who look out the car windows
nj Fori SNofth Sun inquire where the
Union Hpnet ''is Rt.''
New ATTRACTIONS are being added to
tho free exhibit OF Texas products at
tho Union depot.
AIR. Harry Archer. traveiine aassen-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Bedford, Tex, Aug. 25-Trippets' new
Gin is completed and cotton will be
coming by Monday to keep IT busy.
There is some complaint Of the boil
worm.
Sam Halehurton has moved from
Bear Creek to Bedford
Mr.. Mason p, Hays OF Dallas was
here on business last week.
AIR. Woodie. candidate for county
last night.
Prot. d. Lilies Will move to Ellis
county soon
w =. Simmons has bought the lilies
ford soon
Ed Simmons has returned to Grayson
county after spending several days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Dublin, Tex. Aug. 25.-Mr. George
Oldham brought from his place in the
edge OF town this morning a SQUASH
shaw Weighing 1l3 pounds. He has
seven more on the same vine as large
w, b. Davis, one mile from town has
cut and stacked from IS acres OF sor-
gum, the first crop averaging three
tons 20 the acre and says that tho
second crop will be as good or better.
The Baptist revival conducted BY
Rev. Mr. Barnum and Taunt is still
s9lng on with undated interest.
The cotton crop Is the finest this Sec
ton has had for a number OF wears ma
Dublin Is looking forward 10 a very
successful business season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Chico, Tex, Aug. 25.-This section
has Just been visited by shower which
1t needed,
a number of dwellings are being
built here and Chico is stln improving
The now Masonic hall is nearing COM
pletion
The lurdber yards here are doing a
thriving business. =
Politics here for a few days after the
conVenuo4a were quite warm. A num-
Der OF Democrats dlsapproved OF the
action OF the convention In fiigorsing
the financial policy OF the national nd.
ministrauou, but In the main the
Democrats here Will support the sta te
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Billy obtained warrants for every man
who voted for Jackson FOR sheriff and
George Davenport for county Judge
Some OF the parties for whom war
rants were said TO have been Issued
were arrested. Others were ruthlessly
shot TO pieces. Albert jackson. who
was killed day before yesterday. was
Sitting III chair IN his yard sick,
when he was surrounded ard shot Ike
dog Deputy Marshal Harper came
in tonight with Joe Wesley, Barton
Jones and Stowlck Elmer. who AFRO
charged with the murder OF Ell Bald
win Writa are out for others. who
will be arrested as soon Nc found lle
reports that a number Of Indians nre
IN chains at sulphur Springs court
grounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Denison, Tex, Aug, Mrs, s. ] Flan-
merry OF Oak Grove was here today with
a continental 81 bill, issued by con-
gress, September &c. l77s, The bill was
handed down to Mrs Flannery by her
forefathers, who fought IndIans in
Ohio during the early days.
Deputy United States marshal Nc
Afee and Bon Coleman OF this city had
u difficulty at Cooks Springs yester-
day, IN which Coleman was badly used
up The trouble grew ont OF certain
remarks Coleman had made relative
70 Coiemon's financial standing when
the latter was in the race for sheriff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Lampasas. Tex. Aug. 25.-The fleecy
staple is beginning to adorn our streets
ana cotton pickers are in demand.
A rousing Democratic ratification
meeting will be held at the court house
tonight, for the purpose of arranging
plans to snow under the Popullsts
next November.
Low and Low OF Brownwood are here
endeaNoring TO secure the ground to
erect a new and improved cotton GIN
Yesterday evening Mrs. Kew was an.
cidently shot by her little brother while
handling target gun. The wound
Is not necessarily dangerous. She is
resting well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Denton, Tex. Aug. 25.-wruam Bar
ron, the Populist nominee for district
clerk, has refused to make the race.
In all likelihood the county executive
COMMITTEES win select another to make
the race.
r. Lee Ragsdale, the Democratic
nominee, and d. A, Russell. Popuiist
nominee tors local Representatives viii
hegin their campaign at Hllltown an
Saturday september /. va
VERY little work has been accom-.
only minor oivil suits being hs 49, mYies'
and as Yet no important indictmSnts
have been returned By the grand Jury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

The causc OF the Present War.-f
ainns Arrested.

The cause Of thr Present War--rn-
ainns Arrested.
Feris Tex any 25.--Ncws from the
cAoctaw Nation today shows tho nm.
liFnant spiri, prevHilipg n an the
iaie election IN Cedar cona Albert
Jael'a9n and Jackson Billy we're can.
dlaateu FOR sheriff on thcri,de OF the
,fsiufns Hilly had a maiogi,y, Owing
e Irregularities the election was de-.
olafsd void This leaves Il to the next
rosernor who win be Jefferson GARD
per "a appoint the county ofiicsrs Tor
ne enrulpg two years There was
spuch geellHG over the election r.ast
mesk. BY some sort Of hoeus Doeus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Washington. Ang. 25,-TeSas Orig
inali John W. Martin, Itasca. Hill
county,
Renewal; John ID. Mccullough, Ivan
hoe, rannin county.
Renewal; John p, KIN, Claude, Arm-
strong county
Mexican war survivors, lncreaac,
James coS, GeorEetown, Williamson
county.
Mexican war widowe Virginia Il.
Mefett Medina, Bandera county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Guthrie. o, T., Aug s5,-wnllam
cardwen. living six miles east OF this
city. yesterday sold his wife to John
lnslee. restaurant keeper OF this city.
Tor 500 In caah. a cow and horse and
buggy, and the purchaser and woman
az once started Oft on trip IN a
prairie schooner. The woman appar-
emily Is wen satisfied with the transfer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

Waco, Tex. Aug. 25,-sherin Sparks
OF Bee county arrived N the city to-
day having In custody Wiliam ruyltr,
whom he. upon his arri,ll here, turned
over 10 Deputy Sherin MgCHrt, who
tpols him Ia charge ana LEFT with him
fnr Fort Worth tHis ftsrnoon, Taylor
IS wanted In Fort Worth 10 anFwer
nine indictments charging forgery. The
same charges are pending against him
IN Bell and Navarro counties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26

yesterday morning at o'clock and
was buried at White Mound yester-
day evening. He was ~ years old
and up to a few weeks ago was extra
ordinarily stout FOR his age,
Mrs Smith Elklns, who was judged
Insane some time ago. was taken to
Terrell this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
THE STRIKE COMMISSION.
PRESIDENT DEns AGAIN on THE
WITNESS STAND.
SIC contradicts n stntment Made by
Manager 81. JoIn--snuiuei Gompers
Testincs to the Efforts Made to GET
Cleveland 10 intercede.

c.,ea. A.. d. prssldsn, 1,sba n,
III, h,,,a,toan pst,,v.v pnion was
a.,,.I 49,. ~. ny s,rii., ca,nr,lsa,on.
y, rs,,,, ~ ,,,Sa,,ans >. s,otea mat be
al ~, ,asor oo,,,r,,,sory orbl,raf,on IN
sst.ia,saa, -, - tro,,hiss ne ala
,1s,,',,. M NJ s,,.h n NAH
Ho' D'',Nfe' az s''i'' '''"'
% Would IToNe universally Aa'iSl''e'o-
iy. Nh. Debs was asked II lie knew of
ma, .d,ss5tisr,ct,o, ,,nono tha Rocj;
'...1-,,,'., j., ~, steti.,
lai@ha enlployes previous " '''e ~ nv
He said that there has been trouble
among the telegrAph operators OF The
,o,h o,,d ma ti,,.r, .,,, much dtssat-
.V-N '-'iN ''''''
iiaoiioh' @uesuohea a7 70 t"e ''"'s
ment that there were not more than
Y00 Arasriaan patlyyav uuibu men on
49,. 80, t.,a.1 ,.,,.t ,,a ,,itr,.a.. aoid
Wy i'VsN i9'i'"d i"'a' VIZ
the statement Waa absurd Ahs lact
that the road was completely tied up
I,ehs nad.d .,efforfttcti,, disproyea such
s'piS'
Samuel GomperH Of the American
Federation of Labor ,yas the next Wit
80 a.. cs,,r.,,. ,..,.,o,,d ht, t.sti-
nos9' Mr' Noii'ier7 pip'"e-t no
inony ny btlei Outline or tAe hlhs
mud the prnclulea OF the federation
ANA raw, nreres ehowipr the NOM
.v ~,
p''sN'P % 'ile "'h'hi@'''iO" -.
ness told OF the conference Of the heads
OF tho labor organisations which was
beid A. mo r,.ig.g nome, IN cbteogo
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re Adged thnt aIier lpnB uenneIhtlnu
inf a,ieEhtoa dfelueu 70 IelufSt teHl-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-26
Baltimore and Ohio

ger agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Southern railroad, 70 IN the city.
The express companies are about
through with the Joint business in this
section FOR the season.
Work continues on the platform re-
pairs at the Union depot.