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taught primary kindergarten training.
the care of sick children. the proper
way to keep a nursery. how tovhress
cuts, burns, &C., in fact, all that APP
pertains to the intelligent care of the
young. and especially how to meet tn
various emergencies incidental to chins
life. The demand. 1t is said, for nurses
TO whom has been given the diploma Of
the school Is very great.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Commissioner Andrews is going to in
speet garbage crematorIes in Whining
ton. Baltimore. Boston and other cities
before Offering suggestions for New
York Hasn't 1t been true long enough
that New York could probably take
lessons In municipal progress from most
OF the smaller cities OF the country?
Carriage crematories. police patrol wag-
ens. park approach driyeways. public
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Ba n a mn Dessert,

A delicious dessert is banana cream.
Peel and cut in thin slices six bananas,
Put them in double boiler. on a granite
Kettle with an asbestos mat under It,
and two and half cupfuls of milk or
cream. Let them simmer slowly until
the milk or cream is nearly absorbed or
evaporsted, which will take about forty
hve minutes. When done. the banana
will be soft and smothered in a creamy
dressing Of delicious flavor. Serve hot.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
SAM CAMPBELL DEMURS.
His Pirn OF Not Guilty Withdrawn
by Lawyer House.

counsel for cN-Wari Man Samuel Camp
bel. indicted for receiving protection
money from Joseph pospis!l. Prcsidet OF
the Bohemian Liquor Dealers AssoCia-
ton. appeared In Part !. OF the Court or
General Sessions this morning and with
drew the plea Of not guilty and demurred
to the indictment on technical grounds.
Mr.. House will next week move for the
privilege of examining the Grand Jury
minutes In connection with the case.
you read The Evening World"
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She said Good Might"
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
VIII you please ADVISE me how to get my
girl to speak to ms7 have kept company with
her for seven months and last night as ] was
out with her and coming home she would not
speak to ne All that She said was good
n sht" and when asked her to meet me axsip
she would not answer. C. c.. Brooklyn.
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"Babys" Heart in the Balance.

"Bsby's" Heart in the Balance.
To the Editor:
am q young lady, aged nineteen; family con-
sidcred to be wealthy, and being the only child,
| am o. course the baby" ! have known
Young man for about four years. and love him
with my whole heart, having seen him mostly
outside. my folks objeetins to me receiving COM
psny up to about six months ago when one OF
my parents brought 4 young man TO the house.
telling me that had to accept his company to
theatres, &c. OF course. I objected at hrst, but
seeing that could receive my other young man
at my house by granting my folks request.
have accepted this mans company To d'dereut
places He has also taken ne driving. &C.. be-
ing considered to be worth . little money. lie
is about thirty years OF asS. and a divorced man.
The young man that care for objects to me 60
ing out with him. rayins that divorced man is
no company for young lady. We have had
ords on this subject and now he does not call.
although I would like him to do 20 more than any
one else in the world. Ny folks also object to
me seeing him as they consider him poor the
only resson,. lie receives Il salary Of 81, 200 =
year, Is a salesman and Is steady In every way.
Would some Of your rsaiers advise me at once
what TO do being unable to stand this suspsnseh
G.. NJ r. d.
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Raspberry Cream.

Half box gelatine, half cup cold water.
half cup boiling water. one cup sugar.
one pint cream. whipped. one pint rssp-
berry juice. Soak the gelatine one hour
In the cold water in q double boiler
over the fire and stir until thoroughly
dissolved. Add the raspberry juice;
strain and set in a cool place. When y
has begun to form stir in the whippse
cream, turn into mould and set on H.
Ice to harden.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

There seems to be a coincidence in
the fact that while the Rapid Transit
Commission Is working for a tunnel the
Manhattan IL" corporation should also
be seeking to put rapid transit in a
hole. However. the voters will show,
at the coming election. where the diff
ference lies.
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Germans speech clinched IT. Neither
the House nor the President can now
recede on single point, And the
speech was Incorporate, enough so that
II should bring back 10 reason some
Hitherto obiurate members OF the upper
chamber.
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Of the belt, another in the back and two
on the gathered neck band. When lace
or silk epaulets are worn a strap Of rib
bon over the shoulder, finished with
pair of bows is considered just about
right. Another fancy for bows is one
at the knee to catch up the overdress.
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ANNIE II. CRODE
litte babes In q vacant storr. corner OF Bushwick
and Jefferson avenues, on Wednesday and Thurs
dAy. July Is and 10 They assisted by
Florence L. Bird. thirteen years: Edna Nj Tut
hill. twelve years: Rosie Simon, eleven years;
Gladys Demarcst. ten years; Flora n. Diehen-
bach, ten years; Vivian 4 Tallmadge, eight
years, aud Rosf. German seven years. We hope
the inclosed amount. t.6N the proceeds OF our
fair. viii bring joy TO soma poor mothers heart
as size gently rocks her poor sick babe to sleep,
Brooklyn, y. Y.
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school to Train Nur.. CIr,,.

A new school has been started In
England which will commend itself TO
every mother. and which, 1t Is hoped.
will And an imitator in this country! II
Is school for the oarctakers of young
children, whose early training is 30 all
important both mentally and physi-
eaiiy. In this new training SCHOOL for
domestic nurses" young women are
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The New York and New Jersey bridge
Is not to have walkover, though II
will have two promenades. But 1t will
get there. despite interested opposition
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u LIE bAl.NlN. IDA hlTNlCk.
In which Tom and Ambrose Norris. Harry Fen
nell and Julie and Walter Wsllsce. in black
faces, made = lot OF fun: part song. ''old
Kentucky Home" by Bertha Sulv and Annie
Roth; dumbbeli exercise, Florence Norris
"Cobbler Song" Jennie and Bertha Suilv; song,
our Make" Julie Calvin: Highland hink. by
little Julie Calvin again; song, MY Jeanette, -
Antoinette lie Febvres. ave years. and Leo Wal
lace, six: tableaux THE King and Queens Mar
suily; pages, Leo Wallace and Antoniette lie
Febyres bridesmaids. Selma johnson, Ida Nit
nich, Julia Calvin, Ella suly Annie Roth and
--housekecper, Bertha suIly boarder, Tom Nor
ris; naughty child, Ida Mitnick. The admss on
fee was Eve cents. The proceeds we're IS. The
entertainment will be repeated.
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FnIr FrIends nj Bath Beach.

To TIE EdI'or'
Incio.ed please and my check for $3.50. being
the proceeds OF a concert he'd at the Fort Lowry
Hotel July ls under the susp!ces OF the ladies' OF
the hotel, in aid of the Sick Babies Fund.
cHARi.E3 n. sCHAFFNER.
Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
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Mr.. Croker and the Saratoga confer
rees are hardly likely to report diss-
gieement Harmony is their only trump
card under present conditions
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Can Never Get 10 the Point.

can NeNer Get 10 The Point.
To the Editor:
am = young man Of twenty yssrs ana
generally talk to . young lady OF about the
same age. can never get 10 the point % that
can md out II she really iovss me. Can you
or one OF your Kind readers solve this question {,
II. X, Of Jersey.
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" God knows We have Trusts enough"
says Senator German. Most OF US think
we have Trusts too many, Senator. Why
not join the majority?
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Mr.. Platt processes his entire willing
ness to do the rest, providing the people
viii cast the votes.
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The President Is right.-Senator Hill
The Presidents letter is Infamous Sen
afor German. And there is no doubt
about where the people stand.
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Travelling Hats.

According to English fancy travei-
ling hat cannot be too simple. Two
shapes that never lose favor are inc
sailor and toque. The sailor belongs 70
the Summer season. One desirss's
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New York cranks have reason to b,
grateful that the Giants have got on,
Of Boston.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Boss Platt opines that he has backbone
enough even yet to keep a local ticket
straight"
The evening world., 1894-07-24

1t Is settled that without a whole-ssil
breeze, Vigilant can do much less, tina n
q retail business.
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Proof that Gov. Tillman wa. not
broken up is revealed in the fact that
he has again broken out.
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reader Of his speech, that Senator Cor
man believed himself 10 be real mad.
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Readers Of THE EVENING UORLr. tearing
the city for the hot months sho,bd sind. in their
addresses AND ha,s THE EVENING fWORL d
mailed to them regularity.
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1t looks as II the Sugar Trurk might
have much to fear yet from its.friends.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

:. VIII they come to throwing ink sta nd,
In plsce Of allegations IN the Senate7
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Doubtless China would be willing to
let her retaliation on us fall shout OF the
plague
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Three Little Brooklyn Girls.

To the Editor:
Three little girls Of BrocLNn. Ida {. Adams
eleven years, o. li?e Bushw,ck avenue; Annie
u. cOoL ten years OF ltSS Bushwick avenue.
and Carrie l.. Richards seN en-. OF llss BushNick
avenue. held q tatr for the benefit Of the poor
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Now that the Senators are failing out
viii Tariff Reform get its duey
The evening world., 1894-07-24

How many lives has Vigil,,ntt Oh,
has died nine deaths abroad
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Gov. Waite knows how 1t Is with Mr.
Goulds yacht. He, too, has struck a
The evening world., 1894-07-24

model Is a coarse straw in plain Of
mixed browns. suitable for rahwss'
deck and street wear: the trimming Gun
sists Of band of dark brown veiVe.
twist and rosette OF light brown CIV
pom and a couple of pheasant quiiis
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Aug. is only a week away. But
the tariff conferrees- eathey?
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Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All isitsrs from contributors To the Sick Babies
ranl viii be praten. Msny are In type aud
all sppsar IN this column later.
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The Summer girl is prodisai OF ribbons
Wherever there Is rom she has bow
inot, and wherever she fancies one she
mas 1t, room or no room. With the
French waists a bow Is worn In the front
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Exerc,.es the Chest, Too.

A simple movement designed to pr,ns
about correct position OF the shou''s.
blades consists OF holding cane
wand In both hands. throwing the 49,
back, and carrying the stick i
" above the head and back and down 'ns
hips" As the clothing, II too usn. ~
unyieiding about or over the shouics
may help to produce round shoula
both the under ana outside waists sneuIc
be comfortable, and bands over me
shoulders OF garments made OF elastic.
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THAN RUSST.~
ct Dies I from the ro.ot
IT, the Lash "ects of

some ana Ben ne Msv June l5-Robert Ne,
70 tramp painter e M for murder On MP mp
elsansd 6i ben to s wGr line Dun Bu ~s sent
WHIPPED for fort tex, put was strinnna com
s%n e9nrd he again nfe w0R Sa same nnd
the a ~as Hsa{sa EDPsq i o the
f he fell Sea on IN The The 1 FAX
sle house ie an6 vas ordered to '6 DE, porch,
at e aSne in the u z3Gp Neibntee
tate OF a IF tpwn and exposed e1ina a con
uss,io is dRsg9nxating H tie faT1e
''0" Is being fully inVes 3Ha the convict
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Cessrrla PacitlS-
Cardiff was driven fr5i,i
about 3 O'Clock this mornlrF
armed men numbering from ~
thirty who threatened to XIII M
no left The Waterman being aloiio~
unable to cope with so large iorce' es%
one Of whom carried gun and mace then :"
threat more impressive by polh.ils lnen
r,,re at The lone man. was forced 10 opes.
When he left he hurried TO the houses VI
the section labOrers not lar away an
awol5e them. The section men accoiilp&'ii'ou
the vatchr1an back to the treStle' ANU UPON
arriving there, found the structure on IRE
The mob had applied the torch lnlIheula'o-
" after the Waterman was driven away
and the trestle was burning at a IlVeiy iate'
Nv hard work and the use Oh Wa'e'
which was near by, the men We're ilole -
-+iro~,is}, tho flames after three bentS or
tte trestJe had been destroyed me mop
0ad as ALI cowardly vandalS who 90 thelt
malicious mischief under cover OF uSil
90. Immediately after they had SET INC
trestle on fire. There is no cue % ~ 49,
identity but they are said 10 htNe cciiI
from toward the town of CardliL. 1ohi9i,.
men are guarding the bridges on nearly ah
tho lines entering the city have
Several shipments of Ammunition 10
- received here and in the hands
of the guards 1t has become dangerous TO
RIM trains The railroad men carry their
lives in their hands, and the OBSTRUCTION
of rolling stock Is threatened.
while it is not known who has been
doing all this deviltry it is generally con-
coded TO the strikers
Tbreatenin. the Engineers.
o;nxran, Ala, June 13-;Speclal)-
-a4;cf;ad with the results from burning
tj5...o and attempting to stop coal tfaHlc
- etrf1.inae miners have made announcer
- nv which they hope to gain the sup
49, If railroad engineers. Notices nave
-, eant to the engineers on the Kansas
60 ATornnhis and Birmingham railroad
,7o+if,-irac them not to haul any more
..scab' coal at the peril OF ther iVfs
These letters are very threatening ana are
signed "One Thousand Miners.
The miners think that by lntinhuduon
they can bring on q strike of the locomo
tive engineers and thereby carry thel
strike as this is a last resort. A monster
mass meeting of every miner in Alabama
has been called for Monday as result
of the failure of the joint conference o.
miners and operators yesterday
Anarchy in Alabama
birmingham Ala, June A.-(Speclal)-
Deeds of lawleSsnesS are kept up an
Expectations are still being committed b.
bands of lurking strikers. The SHADOW Q
anarchy still hangs over the state ana no
only property, but life. is in danger. BrldS
burning is still kept up
Last night q mob of armed strikers wen
10 a bridge upon the Richmond and Dan
VILE railroad and made attempt to bur
1t They We're discovered by guards an
driven away. The band left and hurrie
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IN OTHER STATES,
EAcnride Hung In EAi@y In Pennsylvania
Hhe Situation Gonarauv

McLonnold. Pa, June ia mass meet
ING or 200 miners, representing the mines
III tnls vicinity, including those of w. p
iteho' was held here today. The object Of
the meeting was TO decide whether the
miners should abide by the terms of the
columbus compromise. AS no official no.
ice or the compromise agreement had vet
Zee, peen received from President Mcbride. it
was decided to wait on this information
before taking any action.
Pumphouse Blown Tn.
GfeensburS, Pa, June H-This ,novni,r
tne coke strikers blew up the puinphouse
OF the Mcclure Coke Company, st thnir
Alverton works. 0-A
To Resume Work.
!, PIttsburg, Pa. June 15.-At 4:3O O'clock
t tmlS afternoon the miners district conven-
tlon voted unanimously in favor of resl,n
ING work June 18th, and with the same
vote ratliled the action of the national
officers. There were present 1874 delegates
representing 10000 miners
Bellaire, o.. June 15.-Miners at Saline
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5ht train
one on
held up
. by alleged coal
.mber of cars loaded
"lts and provisions were
looted. A rl-~-y feature of the hold-up was
NAT mat IN the caboose of the Wabash train
sleep while the cars were being robbed
| Mcbride Denounced.
| La sane, H., June 13.-At a mass meet
| ing OF miners from Oglesby Peru and La
| sane, 1t was resolved to accept nothing less
| IMAM last years mining prices, Resolu-
| IONS We're also adopted denOuncng the
| columbus delegates and demanding the re-
| slSnation of President Mcbride and others
| who were parties to the compromise agree
ment.
Conference OF Labor Organizations.
st Louis, June 12-The conference of
representatives of labor organizations to-
for publication;
FOR the purpose of preventing strife
tlu dhta6oniSm between labor organiza-
IONS We declare that there shall be no
- - olSthlZallOn or authority in any one
trade, ana that in all matters of trad@ con-
HICtS' poycotts and trade labels, the union
ni tIdg'eStf G should have absolute autonomy
,,a Reeog smiling that corporations and the
money class of the country are dorningt
rs tiS anu dlctatlng the legislation of the ma
lin, 5tates anQ municipalities to the det-
I1ihGIlC Vi the to4ilnS and Notwithstanding
nl!IIonS, and further rac0o1il,in[ .
INA that the power of wealth has subordinated
~ tne e. ecutlYe, judicial and military forces
20 ~ DeheSts, thus undermining the nm |
a aeriIs principles of our republic endan-
germs It's Institutions and in the end 10 |
deprive our people of their cherished Iih |
e e,a,7 we declare that the working masses
Snould throw off the yoke Of political mar |
tsanshlp and vote independently, in order |
p tIo she d 6ffpE9Senfstyes of the wealth
scented IN the making and the execution Of
,.a Inc resolutions will be submitted to the
various organizations for action ana ne q
committee committee Of three, consisting of Chief
SS{afSent, or the Brotherhood of Firemen.
AIaguire, of the Federation of Labor, and
dtayes OF the Knights Of Labor, viii re-
celXe the proceedings of the snbor1inafn
9ode 3,so and publish them. Washington, 3.
?, 1895 1871 1 GU uelys
. AT o'clock p. m, the conference adj
loufned sine die. Tonight the Grand opera
mouse n use! was 1llled with Worllingmep who were
others anu
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among the o.

some Lt'Hf I,st and nterestin5eed Ahpples is an
ser;sas + t. HSasS% o5ss
ef q aade W p the nat
nd h hoa ookih but to every
lockwood kansas as Ctr free No 1ddr6eesss j. fa1%
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rolled over and knocked thunder
oIS morse fly that was zooninp
~ ahu listened to The fellow with
ehut. L, went the extra
49, walked UP to the big gun sot
OF the trigger string. had rose uron
Gnu was just i'll the act of sendnr
= r tito Atlanta, to be followed
reg ular rain Of lead from the Other
@ "Heh the sound of the morning,s
;hurch bell came to nv oar , ai4ilis .
Ju'C d moment and other bells rap[r o,t
nl,U -, ON the city. / still hesitated to
~ t'i me trigger and memories of the III
nc ioikS tripping along the stroo+, -
~ Town away in massachusetts f,la1
my mead was soon asked t 49, iN
| 49, O4i pictured the dear o1d ,,,a+h
lu uau htefs with hymn books. ana Tt+io
! ina+ "a VINO Were walking the straa+S |
/ IuSt where our shells We're I'm f.n eetS
! tne bells rang on. cro1,a 49,, dS sun /
1877 me by this time and a,,of ~ ca /
voss t,a General Sherman. Unbeknowins .i'e ia
call the ma Let their bells sa, - 1----~-
rubbing his n, 70 camp )" I3ror,,, 'heln-
and after he ba5 as the fellow fint shose
ana n ~, branch he turned MS rs lace from the |
"yn o9hed; - the story-teuer
The smart M pretty fet good liar. hatnt ,oa
afraid he Womb w pristled up. ana
,ro4+ es'" continued crown crown, but he ddent .
The 5000 Le-so good thai mat was
he womb r. fellow sweIIed-1a an envous." O.
'.yo, DaSt. was afraid q
nd 4ated as the bipra apialned Brown, 81 e
= to- s@t is the only III mar In Georgia | Ej
p Rr only reputation any more don't taSe -
lese words, ana real pitiful as he
swelling wt thf smart fsoT S4s f 1saness #
e crowd: ed his head ana cement ssN
erman w wsFf hero no bells ;s in Atlanta uno MIS-
Is. to maxi: 53s ssaasa ;.s S;;s %
no is right? sH Georgia" el SN
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t t9FS n viii the se a@s t. ta,ou,
By GTn9h cane be at eat 5G saPs
ssf1nP5rs an's 5S Q Ne 81
&. Djbbne,3S without coo[n nas Of fruits a me
e ne to n A. His6and parr refer to "h g.
Highland PARK, q Tol3staJ 9 Hyde II g the
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hoT HIS BRoTt,un
Accident in ANA ID Abel Tragedy

| Cedd1algb1gh, N. c., June - MIL
narn brothe today Tom rome and l9dSSPsea
fSSF r5s ss fSs 9os int an Kim
brother dead. gun and sb quarrel
SsaTs old ana afS his wh asysF Frank was hrv
Taj a ar1estsyd our
v, lanes NJ. Wiit1ou, 0 IS IN
j MhlIe .r running i'' 9awm near statesvIe
SSs's drd As lGs "A5f e S e
we're cut off b@tweann5 into the saw ab 15ii hi his
in m h heard Wh tS the ankle and knot p0th
br st1l to esqPandton b ana found
hurried for ph 5'SR 5he flow Of bood s95
he of 5hs autho says it
anses s"r t%ov x1nos W s4a
raf removed ent th q the sena eteomnster
80 wires grave is in to5n the side of his his
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s:5s:5 T. SIS? !: ?Ts y. .?s
t ana is
IT s5a seaa7 g. 81 AZ o over 20
MAINTAIN m Go st odLoo.ais H Eb"m'ers oyer &c.
NonStitutiaa W.
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Two More Bridges Durne
Massllon, O., June 1.-Two more
were burned on the Wheeling and
Erie this evening at Fuller Mines
miles east of SherrodsVlIe. The comp
had the temerity to assume that
strike was virtually over and moved OF
train of West Virginia coal. The caboost
was barely out of sight OF SherrodSVllle
when the bridges We're burned down and
telegraph wires cut. 1t will require at
least four days to get the road open for
freight traffic. The miners say they VIII
not accept the Columbus compromise
Calling for Gums.
Toledo o. June 14.-Au order has Just
been received here from United states Mar-
shall Haskell to ship $50 stands Oh arms
forthwith to the scene OF the IN ealeheP
| trouble at the Ohio mines. One tundI &c
| we're ordered shipped to Mansfield, ihe o IN
| err fifty to Massillon.
strikers Give in.
| Columbus o., June 15-Telegrams Il 'om
| mining towns in Ohio today Indicate nat
the miners coming to think bettel : OF
| the settlement At NelsonViiie, Sand run,
| YorkvilIe and Belaire they have reso lived
| to accept the settlement and so to work
| on Monday.
| ohio Miners Stand Out.
| Ca1inesyille o., June 15.-rhe mine IS ar
| this place held a large mass meeting yes
| terday and refused to go to work Mtbnday
| at 60 cents Resolutions were drdH{n up
| calling for the resignation of McBcif e, and
| a vote of thanks was extended 20 II esident
| Adams in refusing to sign the G. .umbus
| agreement
| About half of the miners are now getting
| ready to resume work Monday next 1t Cam
| bridge at 80 cents, i'll the belief that 40
| cents will be paid by next Septemi err The
| operators are cleanins ouc the mines and
| getting ready - start.
! A. mort was made to wreck the military
lrai" last night by placing tie scross
| the track at Massillon, but the train threw
the Tie between the rails and passed safeIv
py' CoaI trains are moving today without
the least rloleStation.
Coal Trains Moving
Masslllon, O., June 15.-Sinoe early +bis
eVehng the Cleveland Lorraine and Wheel
ing fIsi, railroad has been rushing long coal
tralhs northWard and the blockade. which
mas existed for several days on the line
mas been raised without an outbreak at
any point The more turbulent enirits
among among the miners have insisted that coal
could not pass. Owing to threat tened
trouble north of here the military enard
mas peen extended to Warwick and along
me me from this point to IThrichsville
every bridge and treste is heavily guarded.
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$500 On,v

SARGE PLTrNz-r,,,,..-
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5 S Sfiss *? sssg 9%s @aao'R. U.s. e-.c.
a6 Gqrsd her of l9acdapqs saa
d physician. liberation Wi GtJb1Fhoea. dis