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The evening world., 1894-07-24
MOTION FOR ALIMONY FAILS,
Mrs. NicI<crsOn Granted Leave to
Renew 1t. However,.

Application was made to Judge Book
stavcr. of the Court of Common Pleas.
to-day by counsel for Mrs. Marion Alice
Nickerson to compel her husband, John
II. Nickerson. to pay her alimony pend
ing a decision in his suit for absolute
divorce.
When the suit was begun. about a
year ago. Nickerson was ordered to pay
his wife $50 a month, but later, when she
was sent to the insane asylum on Wards
Island. the Court ordered the alimony
stopped.
Mis- NJ kerEon, who was released from
the asylum last month, says she was
ILL., but not insane, when sent there.
Nickerson says his wife is an haDitual
drunkard.
Judge Bookstaver denied the motion,
but granted leave to renew II.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
ANOTHER NEWARK FIRE.
Charles EntOn's CarrinR- y posi-.
tory burned.

NEWARK, y. j.. July 24-Fire started
early this morning in the large car
riaSc repository owned ~ Charles
Eaton. at Orange and Fourteenth street.
The building was well stocked with
handsome vehicles, but the flames were
discovered in time to give the ilremen
chance to saw" most of the carriages.
\ number of hugSies, phaetons and
landaus We're burned and the building
Is almost totally destroyed.
The cause OF the fire is unknown. The
loss will be heavy,
The evening world., 1894-07-24
NOT DUE TO A BEATING.
Inquest Into the Death of Little
Hurry HuckRnh.

A Coroner's jury in the case of Harry
IIuckans, nine years old, who died sud-
denly several weeks ago in the Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum brought In a verdict
this morning that death was due to
congestion of the lungs and kidney dis
ease.
The inquest was held in the Sche-
nectady avenue police station. The day
after the boy died his mother called at
the Coroner's Office and alleged that her
beating he had received the night be-
fore. She based her story on what she
said she had learned from another in
mate of the institution. Investigation
of her allegations proved that they were
baseless dozen boys denying that
Harry was maltreated.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

g TABLES & counters Tor sale at s., 81 q =
~ A, fNt K. 'vANTTNE CO., II East 18Th =
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Ran Away from pa" Daily.

CONEY ISLAND. l.. l., July 2i.-Jockey 10
'eph King, nineteen years DID, was a prisoner
before Justice Gladding. at sheepshead Bay. to-
DAY. charged with violating the apprentice
ship laws King is son Of cx-Policeman Mi
rhael King. ofJersey city. King appren-
iced TO William c. DAILY and to receive
." per month and his board. short time
hso he ran away, and began riding at Flush
ING on motion OF Lawyer Joe Moss. Justice
''ddding adjourned the case.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
MRS. WILLIAMS IN COURT.
Must Give BOnds In $4,000 to Keen
the Peace Towards O'RellIy.

'sPt'l'I 70 iHe Evening NorldD
ELIZABETH. y. j., July 2i.-Airs.
Elizabeth II. Williams. widow Of
Capt George Williams. who created
sensation in 81 Patrick's church, Eliz-
abethport last sunday, as told In yester-
days Evening World" was arrested
this morning at her home on Livingston
Strct by Constable Michael Finneran on
a warrant sworn out against her by DR..
D'Reilly. Mrs Williams was taken be-
fore Justice Jacobs.
The Justice said that the ofense was n
very serious one. as the prisoner was ac-
cusei OF threatening 70 Kill the complain
ant. and tho Court would hold her in
5000 bonds to keep the peace towards
Dr. p'Relly. At II O'clock Mrs. Will
liams was SIN In custoh ~ ut the Justice 5
office, while her daughter was engaged
in the search of "A bondsmau.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Exonernte the Motormnn.

coroner Dreamer and jury held an inquest
'o'lay into the death OF Dennis Farrell, ten
Years old. who and killed BY
Bergen street trolley car on July 10. The motor
man was exonerated. but the Atlantic Avenue
n.lIroad Company reprmanded for running
!ls car at too rapid speed and for falling To
EQUIP Its cars with stronger headlights than the
ones now In use
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Insane Incendinry Escnpcs.
ny Associated Press }


BOSTON. Mass. July 2-Luus a, Wright,
eighteen ,cars old. escaped from the wcstboro
Insane ASYLUM yesterday. Wright is the in
c.niiarv who started the Federal L.nooln and
High street fires about eighteen months acn,
which resulted H. the loss Of several million dol
lars worth Of property and merchandise Wright
was convicted ana sijudged insane. and was
sentenced to the insane asylum.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
PETTY SWINDLER, THIS.
weii-Dresscd Fellow Gets ~ from
n TrustfuI Woman.

A young man, dressed in the latest
STYLE. called at the home of Mrs. Ella
HendrIckson. 997 Fulton street, Brook
lyn. this morning and said he had been
Sent TO collect 10 cents due the John
Hancock Life Insurance COMPANY,
Mrs, Hendrickson gave q 6Ili 10
him TO get changed and he failed to
return. Inquiry at the office of the
Company disclosed the fact that he
was "A swindler
The evening world., 1894-07-24

rARLSrApr. y J.. Juh - The uorS Of
.Ia,lng the tract, o. tho Jrrcy Ct'l. Hoboken
ant Rutherford Elc .'rt. KalI~ar VAS couplc,ci
Co tins place this wnrn,ng The Company eN-
nyrrr To have ,Jrs running from Paterson to
trlrIstalt within Two weeks. An extra gang ~
mru hsg been gt' to work IN complete the l'nc
20 Hlhoken. Il Is thought that ears viii be run
mag on that l'ne BY SEPT 10.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

NJ NRRiED LADY, who's, husband is out ~ town
most NJ the time, wants a nicely furnished sd
story fruUt or rear ruon IN quiet house. with
mnl"rn vouvruicnces Hu tsncy prices, state lowest
summer terms location nctNceA 'ith and itth
SIS ant 5th ami 18th aNesr: dn NOT answer this adj
yel tls"msut unless YOU state terms and location
an! have room such as is desired. Address
NJ Il hlN atl VIVID. urtuMn.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

FOR SALE, complete knitting plant In the city
of New York. running circular knitters, vino.
or extractor nspper. dive and wash tubs, witA
her fleece rent. with power moderate; will b
sold very cheap. Inquire OF q. r. REEVES.
Y
The evening world., 1894-07-24
M Bail for "Big jim"

''s'lre Bartlett in the Supreme Court, Brook
W" mis- morning refused TO fix bail for James
poHafinga, alias Big jim" who was indicted
S., murder IN the first degree few days ago.
TT'It \, 'Ss2. Bonaz inga shot and killed Robert
Rrr,SSSHtnho, at President and Van Brunt streets,
iIo "H,Eh' After the shooting he fed to Italy.
NV ohl returned few days Nru.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Life-savIng Crew orsnnixcd.

MN NW"f REACH. July .L-A life-savlng
-, '" ''s been organized at Hollands station with
.,y ",,, FRYE as Catain. Tho crew consists NJ
rrou NV ana the captain. Each member OF the
f,rntiuas saved several lives. boat Is being
/ nnm'sntl 10y the Government. The men VIII be
''"" sine Valentine life Saving Crew
The evening world., 1894-07-24
r Y PTu r z or

ing trusses never euro hut often induco
Inflammation. strangulation and death.
TuM ORS Ovarian, fibroid tuteiineland
many others, arc nov removed without tho
perils ~ curing operations.
PILE .TuMORS, however large. Fis-
tula and other discases of the lower bowel,
are permanently cured without pain or
resort To the knife.
STONE in tho Bladder. no matter. how
large. Is crushed. pulyerized. washed out
and perfectly removed without cutting.
siso reHoved without cutting in hundreds
OF cases. For Pamphleta- reforences and
all particulars, send 10 cents On stamPs 70
No. o0B Main Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
>,,nI Reserves In "a Fog.

GREENPORT. L. J., July ei.-it vas so iossy
this morning on GARDENERS Bay that the move
ments OF the naval reserve could not be learned
here as tho s-n francisco and New York lie
abou. twelve miles out fropi the shore
The evening world., 1894-07-24
MUST GIVE THE DETAILS.
Miss Kidney Demands s5O,OOO for
Breach Of Promise

Justice Bartlett. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, tails morning granted an order
requiring Miss Nellie Kidney, OF Will
lamsburg to furnish William Bertoch
with bill of particulars in the $4,000
damage suit she has brought against him
Tor alleged breach II promise of marriage.
Miss Kidney says that Bertoch agreed
TO marry her on March 10, 1888, and re-
fused TO do so when asked 70 keep his
word on Aug. 10 last. Miss Kidney says
that Bertoch Is the father of her clild.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
suspects Hir Roommate.

"no' 'sHtwcll, Of 80 Rspelyea street, Brook
~" ASKED the police to-day to look for young
'IIe VINO roomct with him. and who. he
roL. m, y"'ned his trunk and stole 81. snd \
The evening world., 1894-07-24
New Haven Boycotter Arrested.


NEW HAVEN. Conn, July :t--Charles Brun-
hpefcr arrested last Night for peldug boy
colt circulars against Frederick GaIseF. pro
prictor Of a bakery. The circulars we're Issued
in the name Of the Bakers Union. and II was Ie-
ported last night that every member Of the
organization would be arrested and charged with
The evening world., 1894-07-24
sn.ak-Thier Got Her watch.

''Am j. Adams OF iae State street. Brook
,,s "u me noiiee to-day that some thief had
NJ INA ma wife's gold watch, worth Sss, which
-~1 been left In the back parior
The evening world., 1894-07-24

Policeman ver'namm, OF the Mulberry street
station, found a human i-ft hand, at u O'Clock
this morning on the sidewalk In front OF 40:
Brooms street. IL Was aiken ~ the Morgus.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
n IN sl.o0 WEEKLY BUYS
$lDOV ! ! =; !: 7 ! : !
rYYYN Watches. Diamonds and
" hmm Jeweiry. Delivered Inn
HuW / meiiately. N. y. Watch
IN hHHV& Jeweiry Co.. incorp..
Frank T.. Sherman. man
W Do w "A sger. 20 Z. 18th St, thire

A. price. never before h. ard Of Reaey
ash wanted. Tell Your friends. New Pc.
Raiciah,: S5D, Kcsuis. price sISO: I'd.
200 second .hand wheels nj great bargalns.
Red signs. 10 Barclay st., Mr.. Broa way:
EICYC'.E-lsa high-fraine Warwick. In oriUis
nal crate SO Basement, l Park place
BIcYCLE-Sew $50 Sunol high frame, Is poune
Dunlop detachable pneumatics. S'.So. liza
Powers st. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-24

BICYCLES at cost. 20 high-Erade pneumatics,
new $50 and si5. i3j'g Lexington ave. near
The evening world., 1894-07-24

FOR SALE CHEAP--Nev Raleigh bicycle. - pat
mt q H. 80. st, Nicholas ave- I'd bell.
FOR SALE--i derrick, brick carts. ! lot g
sashes and doors. heater, range and boiler.
gas fixtures. buffers pantry, marbe.top basins
and bathtub Apply on premises, $50 West 10th e
HARDWOOD MASTELS. with French plate beve1
mirror Ns5O; tile facing free. GRANT. W
Vest II
The evening world., 1894-07-24

BILLIARDS. PoOI.-Wagncr & Sanford. manu-
facturers: factory, IS Preat Jones St, near
broadway; new tables with fast cushions; second
hand. all makers cheap.
The evening world., 1894-07-24
Ill with SnlmIl-PoA.

Susan Wcnckc. forty years old was remove I
from her home. l27 Elton avruue. To North
brother Island last night. suffering from small
The evening world., 1894-07-24

CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE, let East 1tth st:
+ Hralnln proprietor; National total and detail
adders Lamson check: also Kruse registers, u
The evening world., 1894-07-24
BROOKLYN ASSESSMENTS.
Gen. McLeer Reports In Regard to
Some Corporations.

Gen. McLeer. Chairman of the Com
mittee on Corporations of the Brooklyn
Board of Assessors, to-day reported in
favor of assessing the following com
panies on their personal property: At
600; Brooklyn Heights Railway Com
pany. 100000: Brooklyn City Railway
Company S250.0Oo: Coney Island and
Brooklyn Railway Company. 1910. 900;
Rockaway Beach Railway, $50, COO Citi-
zens' Electric Light Company. s206, 900.
$40 Worth of Jewelry Stolen.
Jewelry valued at $40 was stolen last night
from the residence Of Thomas Byrnes Piss Fulton
street. brooklyn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
SERIOUS RIOT.
The Pennsylvania Coke Regions
a Scene Of Blood.
kentucky Objects to Doing
Honor 10 breckenridge.
Trial of the CoN-y Cesr In Prosr, -
This Afternoon.
KEl.Lrs AHMl oN SHORT HArloss

sco,tdale, Pa May IA riot occur,,s
a. Mcclure coke works. two miles fr,n
hcl" this morning Fave men S.r, shot
mol u women marrh,,l ,u the ovens
drterm Il to drive the workers out
Sanford W .s, n deputy sheriff. hrd Al
them. when the strikers h-Arl ,h. r...
pnrt they sw"oI-d down On the work.
white shot ani three fell The mAddrn.,
men nAch'd White AMI kwing Rnidy,
another deputy, before assistance came
Bah were horribly beaten aud len by th.
Huns f'r dead Both are thuugh, tn l..
fatally injured Three ductnrr xerr n.n,
~ the works Ia care for the wm,nd,si. A
deputy sheriff engaged IN thu hgh, IN "A
hfteen fell Ia flunt of IA. Winch.st.rr ami
every tim" Whit" tired n Hungarian went
down At The time uf the rin, ten men
were working IN the mine aud twenty IN
the yards and "hrrcss = det.rrn inAtinn tn
remain At th"lrr posts Whites sprmatur,
Hh""tinE Ia r"Sponelhl- fur the truub,
deputies werr sent for aui all ia. men
ana women engaged IN the r.,, will H.. Ar.
rested. Everything at the workr !. now
quiet ami no further trouble In f.Ar-,l To-.
lay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
sls - ss-tt,sH There

Colonel Ben Stahuri. IA. we'll known
hnrrcmHu. ~hu resided IN this city s,v-
rr"l years "e'. In getting "n top over in
the Whit" oaks nrighb"rhusi. Here In
what the Eagl" says
one ~ th" pr",tl"Ht teams seen IN ,his
town ina long tim" was that driven 10y
u. + stafford, III" we'll known Nee rrn
h"rs"mau, vito has recently removed his
s,'-'k fruin N'swril t. the ranch Of = r.
TrHy, ~ il" Salsdn, twenty five uiles
south 1T herr. The pair were Patrhru =,
y Tin" young stallion and the ~luRlly ane
hll"y, Clovis, r'cpri 2.3l, without train
ing. III" ant'ualz weigh about |. 100
l"undS each and ar" beautiful brow n..
They attracted much attention an the
rtINris.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

On" ~ the publir sch"ol building At
Albuquerque has such "a stencil slout Il
that II ~ nuisance Ia the n"igh,urhusi,
AMI frequently teachers And uuIils hav.
- i"AN" Ia" ','''iht-~ r,r '...-s ", q ,t,,r.
and teach -choOl ou,rHlr
Tn. above H fr,m the Optic. aud Ia.
puhlir rch"ol hmlding IL locat,-d in the
Third warl aud ia" stencil comes from
ia" rotten Sm"Ad'r system frr y-ntil,, uu.
Tnk tlTEES. tImr and again, has ,nI,,d
attention /" the death. inhaling stencil.
nui finally th" health hoarSi made All in.
NrsueatIru, Nul,h resulted in the school
board h"iug uo,.,"i /" abg,r the nuisanc.
At once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
IniklnH Tariff.

Washington. May 4.--rhe senate re-
sumed consideration II tn. tariff bill To.
day. Vest. member of the finance com.
mi''e-. presented the amendments agrrsd
on IN the democratic conference yest.r-
day. AL relate Ia the ,ncom. tax Ia b-
collected from corporations, The amend
msnss were laid on ,hs table and orier,,,l
printed Quay then wen, on with ano,h-
er instsliinent 81 his speech in opposition
10 the tariff Al . o'clock the senAt. wen,
into executive s-ssiun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
"a. METALLIC l,eaxr. -.

London. May 2 The International Bi.
metallic conference opened in the Man
sion house to-day. The opening address
was by ex-Lord Mayor Sir David Evans.
A large number os delegates are present.
including some Of the best known British
aud forrign dnAnciers. Letters were read
from Archbishol Walsh, Of Dublin, and
from the president Of the bank of France.
regratting their inability 10 be present,
A paper was read by Prof. Nicholson ON
1.-The fall in prices In relation 10 apprs-
citation Of gold and divergence In relative
values Of gold and silver" A general
discussion of the subject followed. The
conference is presided over by Lord May
or Tier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

Washington, May t.-The reInr, Of Ia.
Jenkins investigation committee T. the
full c"mmi,tee was made to day and no
action was taken The sub.eommitt.e
found the injunction gr~s abuse II ia.
diciAl authority and void aud without
warrant II law He declares the men had
a perfec, righ, To withdraw from the SER
vice of the company aud any orisr de.
priving them Il this rgh, was a violation
Of I'crsnuAl liberty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
saesheasst Csafereaes

Memphis. Tenn, May 2.-for the
nex, two weeks the general conferences of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will be In session In this city to legislate
on matters affecting the future growth
aud prosperity Of that great deuomina.
tion. Delegates have been arriving on
every train for several days, both the
clergy and lAity being represented by
their shining lights. The conference will
last NJ least two ve~ks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
aasnxsns ss sevas

Now York. May 2.-Despi.e the hard
times there Aro some peo, 10 that have
money 10 spend. and to spend In = Kind
OF recreation that might be more Appro-
pirate IN . period ofAbundsnce os mon
ey THIS was made manifest this morn
ing by the formal inauguration of the
four-in- hand coaches from this city TO
Philsdeiphia and vice versa. The bus
iness traveller can go by rail 70 Philadel-
phia In luxury for . fraction over .
couple Of dollars, bu, the fare on the
foar-in-hand 10 $ib, $25 for the round
trip, and ten dollArs extra II . passenger
desires 10 pose a. . howiing swsll on the
boa. Starts were made simultaneously
this morning from the Hotel waldorf In
this city and the Hotel Bellvue In Phils-
dslphia, aud the service will be con,in-
usd daily. The trip Of 20 miles will oc-
cupy about ten hours. and there will be
sight changes of borees. The passen-
gore from either end to-day were repre-
sentative members of swelldom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
H~~epnon 70 sr~~Gesr,s.e.

Lexington. Ky" May 4.-Peeling ia
running high in this city to-day ~ a ~.
SUIT of the intention Of the friends ol
Congressman Breckenridge tn give hin,
grand reception upon the occasion Of
his arrival here to morrow for the pur.
po~+ of inaugurnting his campaign. Ev.
cry issue of the l"cal papers contain u
cards iro'n friends and former friends of
tue silver tongusd orator, supporting or
condemninr his candidacy, The con.
greSs'onal rae. has now nArrnw-d down
I" breckenridge. Owens and Settle. and
the chances seen now Ia be about even.
breckenridge hAs engaged the Opera
House for tomorrow night. and his
friends propose Ia give him mn ovation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
AStlv,s A<~g

Dss MoineS. May S.-Governor Jack
son received delegation Of D.s Moines
lAborer this morning, and Af,er listening
~ the spokesman, reviewed his efforts at
Council Biuds TO secure transportation Of
kelly's aru y snruss the state. While not
holding out any hopos, he said he would
immediately open negotiations with the
railway. and declared that the common
wssiers would not starve while remain
ing In Iowa. Thos. Meredith. a populis,.
attempted to speak. bu, was suppressed,
and the delegation then Withdrew.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
rr~.. s,lusr s,sDve.,,s..

Atlanta. Ga. May 2.--The convention
the International League Of Press
'nos held brief business session tbis
forning at which . numbsr Of matters
f'a'ing to the promotion of ths inssrssts
newspaper wrissrs throughout the
P0n'ry ~ers informally eoasidsrsd, Ad-
rase' we're made urging the desirabil.
Ola bond of frstsruAl union between
I writer's Of this country and Of the
,"as rrovincss of Canada, of winnipeg
Pa British Columbia. The incoming
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
loAHA Nnna

Washington, May A motion 10
quash the information against the CoA.y
leaders "u the ground ~ unoonr,i,utioa.
alty of the law was overrul.,l by the
court. At noon recess was taken 10
allow u jury Ia be emlanuelled. when
accomplished the trial u Cox.y, Browne
and jones will prc.ed, The court ress
semblrd At 10 o'clock and the work Of
securing jury commenced. when .
jury was at Last iound Attorney Malouey
addr-ssed the jury explaining the charges
and the laws applicabl. To them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
SILVER MESSAGE! !
Senator'S Send q Telegram 10 Bi.
Metallic Congress.
Gov. Jackson Confers with a Del.
egatiOn Of LabOrers.
socond Days Session of the Interna.
t'enal bi-Aetsliir Congress
MILITARY IN CHARGE AT CLEVELAND.

Washington. May 8 The following
cablegram was sent 10 tn. Englinh hi.
metallic meeting tn discuss th. financial
question; I'VE desire IN express sym.
pAthy with the movement TO ~ ,mots the
restoration II silver by national agree.
nent. and believe the free coinage Of both
gold and silver would secure mankind
the blessing of sufficient volume 81
money, aud what Ia hayily less, Il would
secure To trade Immunity from violent ex.
change huc,uaiionn." Signed by sber.
man. Allison, vDrh-es, Hoar. David b.
Hill. Murphy. q, ,rman. P.At,, Lodge. AMI
= number Of others The message Ia sigueti
by representative men II both parties. hut
by none Of the western silver rvpubli.
cans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
Net Alarmed,

Dee Aoiues, May Rock Island of-
hcials express no alarm st General Mas
ter Workman sovereign's threats 10 tie
up the rad In case II refusal oi trans
portation TO the Kelly army, E.citemen,
was created this morning by a telegram
fr"m supt. Goodrock Of the kcokuk Il
Western rad. saying tha, the special
rate 10 the commonwealers was with.
drawn. Labor leaders d.clAre tina, the
knights Of Labor and the Railway In
ion are strong enough 10 stop business
not only on the Rock Island bu, on every
rad In the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

administration will take this matter into
consideration. Al noon the delegates
went TO Stone Mountain. where they
were tendered an old.time southern bar.
becue. On their return this evening two
receptions win be tender~d 10 th. ladies'
OF the party. The convention will sd.
journ sine die tonight, and ,o.morrow
the delegates will leave for home 10y way
of Jacksonville. ~. Augustine, Savannah.
Charleston and Richmond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05
Cea vensien or Aiaers

Abba, Ia, May a,-Representstives Of
the miners of this state identified with
the Iowa Miners Association are gather
ing here to-day for their annual couv.n-
ton. The Iowa miners have 20 far taken
no part In the national strike. and their
posi.ion In this matter 10 one Of the sub
jects TO be considered. President Clark.
sou. who with escrstary williams has al
ways been inclined to conservative meth
ods. has already Expressed the opinion
that while the miners OF Iowa cannot AZ
ford TO be used as tools to aid In the de-
feat Of their fellows elsewhere. yet that
any radical action should be taken only
sner careful consideration. Al, the min.
ers were advised last week TO explicitly
instruct their delegates on the question
and in the meantime TO refrain from work
ing over time.