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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
The Maritime Nicaragua Canal

The Maritime Nicaragua Canal
Go. al gteiu gort bar irbienot lin
@arsbsretnine til Snoenrigsminiteren.
De bunrbe 3iber bar forbinoret Som.
pnniet fra at sisre nosst 5remItribt
meo 9unitruttiouer al 9analen iaar.
The Nicaragua Construction Co., en-
Organization inben &%ompaniet, git fol-
fit iiiOr. 9ette aumpani baobe Son.
trait for 8psnins af 3ele at 8analen,
% bet bar paa @ruub al benne 5anit,
at 8analiompauiet life tunbe ubfsre
no9et Grbeioe iaar. Spnitrnftipnss
f%pmpaniet CT M reursaniieret. os man
baaber, at De mere sunitise Bensetibsr
pil iGtte &ompanlst iitano til at fort.
I9tte meb Irbeibet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
ara @aibimaton.
esnutnasr i 5pfIanb. De 30

eeunmarr / 5nfIanb. DC Gcr'
snsSe Stoiers SauotIsageut , 9rrem'
bura. @ccrgs &. @urpbn, bar inoicnft
iii llocnriasoeportcmentet en- ubisrIia
@ereiujas ON Be asuuinser, Der bstdles
/ 9errs % etanIiuouiirisrue FAINT en-
Ceeriigt pusr be | 3pitIano | alminoes
Ii9beo airloenbe 9snninacr.
Zen sieuuemiuitliss 2sn for olmin'
beige arbeioere sr unoer 5000 ON
garst. SUinoerus tierer umfrius Salu'
bslsu al bpao en- Mnuo faar. Glen.
nemiuitslsnucu for arbeipere / 6ruber
"a Stgberitr er unoer 81 ON 9asen.
9guusu for 3Grers / Yrim3r1toler er
1924 % for Qnrsrinoer s170 ON Garei.
On tor 5IerbsS al BEN, Der er ur'
iotte i Resierinsens 1ieneits, faar lr'
Der s4O0 ON Garet.
9iusforusbeubeoer iOiter lissiaa me-
get i mioire europa Tom | Imerita.
alnoer os Susl.ie er maalfe liot biat
sers / europa sno / ameri'a, men i
Speu 9ursmburs toiter 9ul 81 per
5ou, Gs 81 Gents per 3uiin, RusHour
8, Speoeilour 5, Suiter s, Smsr 25,
Sjsb 90. SuIue' Os Juuretisb fro 16
til 20, isrit 5lef 90 o. rsset 5lsif %
Gents per 9uno. Meo Nsiiombeo %
3riftisbeb fan en- flint Grbeioer neppe
bOlbe zig oialofri.
Gisie icrselise 6orbulO sr lioen Ipil
en- uunosaaelis 5else at ben fore
9rGnsiel eiter Irbeioe, ION eriiterer i
ctbusrt t~rtbefOltet 9ano. G~lenoi9bebsu
blanot guropas 5attise iorsees peo
ben itaoise Gilitremnius til gberue.
iaa bisic ootier liseiom ienomenalt iom
mango at Nmeritas 8per / Yelten.
Waen Der er Ell oisti9 5OrItiel melem
oisie tbite Sper % be auisriianife
Sper. &c nmeritanIte Sper faar lin
9ilpert ira observation-disclosures
meoens be tbite 9per uouioer fig paa
9unooiitritternes 8etoItuine. Sslps
isl9elis er Arbeiosmartebst pperfplot,
9cnninserne saar neb % Gleubisbeoen
iors9es peo ben itebie ~tiltasenbe 8rus
al urbeio8ipareubs Mtnitiner. 8ontur.
rancen blanot 5abrttanterue tuinser
psiaa 2suneu nso.
2anoene / miotre europa ipnes at
uopice fine anbrifinbuItrisr paa en- for
benz ruinereube Waabe. Ceres Ye.
srsb ON n~atipnalt 0slpare % 2ptfe
Ipues life at p0re npget anoet enb at
uopitle Gpnen til at uoisre 5abritparer
os inofsre 6sbeparer, % for at naa
bette Ntaal logger Re9ierin9erne Stat
paa Irbeioeren % logger Snofpriels.
tolo paa bans 5poeparer for at tuune
siue 5abrifanterne en- lloigrislspramie.
Zen meget pmtalte aio9buins al
Gurcpas Sare pil iursse lllDtten ueo
at taite Milioner al ur9s Mnub, Tom
lite er paut meo 2anolipet, paa Dir.
beiosmorteoet.
llooitliuacu al bore umeritants 6n'
brittnouItrier er uoen Toil al ppers
maaoe tor 8%etponiug, men omeritnnIts
arbeioere, Wnno % apinoer. bar goo
@rnno til at iurluuee Snoitrantuins
al Snopanorineen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
To aii.

Galgene. Sonplulh, 3oie Hooem'
Ter. Zen nps 8epublifs iprite @ala
bar Ell 6aaitertl9rins fra ct pplitif
o~pnspuutt. Seo bet par Der paa So'
peopen iun en- Wnno, ipm bar ppitiaet
MOB &esierinsens 9idet % falot. Gn'
bosr annoibot MATTE forpli9te fig til
fDrit ps fremit at itrtte gnnsrion.
9stte a american Union 4artiets
platform os enbuer Senator eIer Re.
prsientant mnntts fclse bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Wtetoria, y. s., 100. a.

Sr. 8eSattgr:-
Ia lss msO Here iur uuaen gj5a
fOrlOb Sarge, sc. O., % rcrie r,r,. va
at ie efter en- 4loos for en- gor
iteSs Der paa &piten i eelifob wa,
Sens SObnion, a9ent for 81. a y
.r bet mig en- @labe at beuione. Of D..
len beruo bar meGet bebaoclio, S,
bapoe esen Goa6 pua @Ortbern R,as
ganen fra Sarge til 3ucomo. m,t
Oct er abifidis meset Of sSnter,s,,
ie paa en- iaaban Ieiie for Ben, ,,m
pant til ben flaOe uubne graris,
al'matet Der uSe peO apiten er r,,,.
fOrlfieaist fra ben tOlss, itarp, 0n;,
0afota ON Ginteren. Ser er Qr;,,.
Nib men fustis, os bet reoner sr a,
iblanbt, bog er Der SOlitin ot 90 fl -,
Bintersn osiaa. Ser i 9ictorio f,..
glOmiterne ubs | SaOerne Oa blUmfr,r
Os @rasIet er srsnt, us iaaoan buIS.,
bet peo bet meite at @interen. 9,t :.
pif meset imuft Der ON gumm,r,r
men MI Ter bet islet os muooen. M
Iaeiteber bar fine Sell, % be, iOm ;,
pant til 8limatet Der, bill bel IN, b,,,.
meb 9afotas SneitOrme. GutbOrit,,
terne Der ct meset foretommenS, M,
Sn%opanbrere % sisr alt i fin Mooti IA,
at bjelpe benz t~ilrette meb Of Inn.
2ano, banne &olonier p.t.p. QOo ,,r,
ianses for at banne en- 9uluni. at ~,
er iaa mango iOm 80 Somilter ,u,,
Snoipiber meo 2anbret, oe at bier Ia,
mile er i 8eiiobelie at $500 i aOntor,
ter. 2anoet faces ba frit, 100 gIcr,,
for bper 5amilie ps so 9(cres til aUn
Ioruoen 5amilie, os at man Dor boa "a
bprfer 2anoet | fem Iar % IurbeOr,r
bet til en- Saroi at S. pr. glcre. 81.
uoen pantaser 8esjeriusen fig at buoo.
Seie sjennem Settlementet % usr,tt,
be nsopenoise Stoler os itaffe Qar,rs,
5olf, icm ipefulerer paa at reiis BIZ
Os ie uo 8laos for ct fremtioi9t Siem.
bsr crsaniiere Zig, ON Der er mana,
mol, % ienbe no en- eaer to paulioslio,
Wnno for at ie no Ylabs, o. iao Iptt,
inb, belit ONT @aaren, ba 8intertiosn 81
triit os resniulo. Oilers er Der mana,
sooe G~nleoninser / statsrne, iiar for
BEN, iom bar Yense NOT til at ti,t,
9ano, os ies ifal ienere itripe nuoe, ON
9afima Saaep / @aibinatun % bet III.
rieereoe 9ano Der.
8. .. Sersb
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
q a.

S~urofjrlo. 9apns, l3oe Nouems
Der. Ter bar iunost iterte SoroFi9lu
Steo lunss ben nurblise apit nf Gbili
% bette 9anb. Over bunoreoe 8srIp.
ner er bleoen orRbi inoenfpr en- &aoius
al 40 @til fra benue Sp. 3pmtirten
Der CT siprt %uiitter. 81 Of 9anrnene
itnrteoe neb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Wsre 9onbs. Yrefoent Glepelano

Wsre 9Dnbs. Yreiioent CLEVELAND
pg Jiuansminiter garliIle bar be- lut.
tet at i9lse for so Miuiouer Dollars /
5 1rocents Bombs for at iaa Cub inb
/ S~tntsfasien. Den renteb9renbe
@j9lo bliuer altiaa pna minore enb ct
Iar foroset meo 100 Millipner Spls
lars. Oct ipnes life at bore ban Ifeli9t
at faa iolst bisie Bombs, oa &apitaIi.
tier baaoe / Netu g)uri % 9Onoon pper.
bpoer bperanore for at faa ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
u irifa.
"a Ycripner brrbt. Sisrr

II FNITUHtt VkUVI' ~NFF" ~N0"''
l3oe Npuember. On liberinuI aauuns
bano uabneoe ioas Slb paa npsle
8aaos, iOm | Settroto bra9ts Ell qab'
ming 8nrer | 9ano fra bet airltnnite
7nmpfibsielIfnbs Camper NmeriSa.
IS 8erioHsr blso brabt. anpteinen
pna 9ampersn par foruo bleueu uroers
rsttet ON, Of llolabninscn Of 8arerre i
Getirafo piloe bepirfe ct 8ruo pna
9~Ololupeue, ou 8laoien life bar nUsen
Snoiprielshapn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
6uatem Ia.

Merito bill 6rig. Guatemala, ABE
Nopembsr. 5ienotlisbsoerne mellem
Guatemala og Msrico teeuer M til at
i'u!c cnNe meo Sris. 8 Nerico ruiter
non fig al ale Srritsr % iture crop
~pcitnrter idmlcs. Ocas % Sbampericu
irttes / Gorirnrsitanb, ba man frpster
for. at en- merituut 5lauoe bill sjsre si
glr6reb pnn bisie Sapnc.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Yas paa Siocn.

On tabt 5urmus fan oinbes tilboee
peo 5Iib os SpuriUmmelisbec, % en-
tubt Selbrco fan s~jenuprettes oeo en-
ioriistis Sebunolins % EN- fu.nuitis
2epeois. @lemte aunoltaber tunue
Deb iurist Stubium isien brinses IND i
Sutommelien, ps table @enrer pinoer
man ttIbase peo GfterSiuenbeo us SINS.
Recommended, men I'D, Der er saaet
tnbt, er tnbt for iteoie.
Be giebiiffe, Der er iorbi, tommer
'aloris tilbnse. Dc ioitbare Elmer. man
luber saa til Spilbe / 9aobeo Us 0dars
itnb. tnn ir ;en Gnitren9elie, iusen Ris.
bonn brin9e tllbase. !Sper e. 9darer
eIer 8siner eler anserfuloe Sut siosr
ben lib ttlbase, iom ri life benpttsos,
ba ri bapoe ben. rs Sag" or Gioen
Dor! IS Sag" bar Orb sipet Os Sci.
Iisbeb! IS Dag" er Sernsi purmt! IS
Ga9" 1ar ri ben uaroiiuloe @aps til
Dor R~nnoisbeo!
Den 9ib, Der er saaet, tommer ulorls
iaien, oe ben Glib, Der iommer, fan life
b,resnss fOrub. 3asen MOrsen, ION
Vi iaa pfte Iorlnoer ps paa, opleuer pi
mLalte life. Sutet Wenneite fan sisre
litter Resnius paa ct sneits Minut a
9aasn | Mprssn. ECU" bar ui ben
lib, Der sipsr os 9eilisbeo iii at pie,
D, ristis bnr fOritaaet. bpao 2ipet
iurlanssr uf ps ! Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
YuItoepartementets Snotaater

&esuitabsaaret, Der enote ben 3Ote
SUM 1894, piier en- betpoelis 0ebsans,
meoens llosifterue er iprpseoe. I'm
berbalancen / 6iifalaaret 1893 par
$1,000. 763, meoens ben / Siltalaaret
1894 bar SO, 243, 935. Neosansen /
Suptasterne beIsb fig iii ss16,454 %
6~orpselien al llosifterre til 90, $50, 800.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Gtcrt gIpbbaN. 9uuraniiup

Gtnrt glpbbaN. Spufanitnosel,
12tc Iopsmber. 5000 grmrniere,
i%nSbsiattet Spinbrr pa SGru, iisss Of
bare mproeoe | Gnsionn Giitrtiist pec
Mopih. ipriiif grmenieu, aaoer Ct ms
list Sperialo at aurSs. % 2~anestpcr
blsp roeIaat. De iprtifs GutbOrttCter
paoitaor, at 8apportsn CT iaIii % at
bet belle Inn errier iis ON en- IiOen cp'
Itauo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Sine YoItmeitre. 9reiibentsn bar

Nge YoltmeItre. Treiioenten bar
iioite llse bl. q. uonapnt fslsenbe Boits
METRE. s Sonia: % 9 Satin, 5ap.
cite; s 8 Yase, Mpitic; s 8 spaf'
foro, Suu. 3 Minneiota: O 9 Ssalp,
8asipn; 9 S'9earp, 8ateroile; Sobn
6 Sing, Gorian. s Horo 9afota
9 9 3bpmpiuu. @rigbt. 8 Spo 9a'
fota: s 9 De 8itt, G%reItpn; 6 6
Stewart, Misiiun Siu; s S'@rabp,
5ribenbof.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Zen ilns Solblous SnbHDoeIie paa

n~oculanOIfe Snouitrier. Get ~itatiiti.
tie Bureau al uoenrigsoepartementsi
bar cIfentli99lprt en- Tel llobru9 al
8Unillarrapporter ON @irtnin9erne al
ben npe 3ololop. Der foreligser &ap'
porter fra BRADFORD, bet Itors Center
for IrObuttiun al ensslIfe ulotsier
fra Sheffield, Warieiles, 5ranfri9e,
Mericc o9 Colombia. Ollie bisie Slap.
porter piier, at Der er me9et Itprre
Sirflpmbeo MI emo Der bar unoer Mlcs
8inlep 2open. 9ooroibt ben npe 9ulos
loo bar bait famine S~nbflpoelie poa
amerifanife Snoutrier er enonu life
oplpit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
StanSiet Splpmputuing. 5inans.

miniiteren unoerretteoes iorleoeu ON,
at 8esjerinsen i griti1t Sunouras
bapce itanoiet Wpntnins of Sslp.
Sereiter uil Den ameri,auife @ulbbpl.
lars sialoe iOm Stanoaro Npnt
Sonouras.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Zen fOntanie 9ebolbning | Stat.
fammcret ben 15oe bs. par $103,010,'
17S. @uloreieruen belpb iis til $751;.
$751; 8 ben fcrite SolpoeI af benne
Waaneo bar iosliterae cperiteset Snb.
ia9terne meb 90, 389, 785.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
fsuraater 6iOiliiatiouen

Spragter 6ipiliidtiouen. @. 6.
9erier, Snoianera9eut ior Gao og 5or
Snoinuerue oeo CANA, Soma. bar iuos
ieuot III Snoeurtssminilteren en- tens
melig pssiimitiit RnppOrt ON 5urbul.
beue blopot oisie Snoiansre, Der uos
sisr Reitsrne al De eu9aus mastise
Suc % 5or Stammer / Soma. Der
er ialt 1872 Suotauere. De bar fun 35
Suie; be iIeite al benz Dor iremeeles i
9epses. 0tsset ina al benz er flabte
Tom ciuiliiersbe Meuneiter, % ulotnp'
pet er omtrent bet eueIte &laonin9ss
iiptte, be fleite al benz bar. 9e bar
life sjOrt bet minbite 5remitribti @ser.
brus. Oct famine er usiua 9ilfaloet
mso Senipn til S.uler % OpIpsnins
Acknowledged.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Spsbeelepatorer | HusIaub. Sore.

usoe Staters 8oniul stephen i Wuna.
berg rappurterer til llpsnrissbeparte.
meutet, at ben rusiiite 8esierins ten.
fer paa at opiere aorneleuatorer lanss
8esieriusens Sernbaner | De bpeoe.
prooucerenoe Siitrifter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

SiIteritis. 8lnnot RnppOrterne,
Tom inblsber iii Statsoepartementet
fra &pniuler / llblanbet ON ben me
Serum Sebonolins for 9iIteritis, er
en- ira @eneraltoniul Charles be &ap
Berlin. San mebbeler, at Gtablisis.
mentet i S6crins peb Sun9fern Seioe
bar 40 Seite unoer S~ebanolin9 for
2ilpirtnin9 al Serum. men aliseuel
bar GiteripgrsiIeu eiter Stoffet p9ret
iaa tor, at bet Hap pp / Soipitalerne i
Semptember. 9stte bapoe en- eneItaa,
enoe Suoflpoelie paa Ggpsantallet.
MeSens psb 9iiteytis hos Sprn un'
Der 4 Gor, be pnnItelieite 1iliGloe,
9sosautallet bar eaaet ueb til II pGt.,
braste Manslen paa Serum i Sftpber
BET til at itise til GO psf.
Serum er toItbnr, fprbi Nntalterns
for bens 3ilpirtnins sr idn; bet tdger
Ell lang Sio at tilbereoe Den "a ben
mna pHre furhulosuis iriif. Oct iiges,
at bet taser minoit 9 Maaneoer os I'M.
bertiosn ct gnr at iaa 3prene = ane
unoer 3 Gar somle - / ben riotige
Siano. st Gpr nieiper life meset Blob
paa en- Gang Omtrent 2 9part. Gp'
ret maa fsbes pmbp9seli9t mellem Zap:
n~in9soaeene, % ba araften al bets
Blob Tom ct Selbrebeliesmibbsl eiter
en- lib ppbprer, er Oct npopenoiat al
9jenta9e 8rpcesien meo 6orplantnins
al Snciaerue. Ibiolut Sltferbeb til.
~ltriues life Surer, ps bette sjaloer
nnpnlis / 9ilinlbe, bppr Der er andre
SpscOurme tiIiteoe. Get er lanstiru
Ct uniperinlmiooel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

5ormaio 6oDme bar i 1ftOtu
Waaneo inoOiet Z &irtsr % bcltagct
6 8reos' O9 Granddaughter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Yrehbent Gltpelaub bar ejennem
uoenrigsminitsr @reibam tilbubt fig
at mRsle Sreb melem atna og Sapan.
aina er moi oiais til at mpotase bette
2tlbuo, men Sapan bar enonu life of
sioet ncset Guar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Srns WeBger's Pain Eradicator for
Salt 8beum, Sranoiaar, Yploer, Stab.
letter, o~pItrnbbeoe Senper, etaar,
6sber' Saar Os atu.e Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Mrs. Breckenridge furnishes DEBORAH
Institutes day board at cost, now sl.G5s
week.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Messer's Pile Ointment ~sarnnteres
Mt belbreoe blind, itching % bleeding
piles.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-04
BACKBONE BROKEN.
Formula bic Appearance of the Mil
itia Did the Work.

Cannelsburg, Ind, June st is ap-
parent, tonight, that the backbone of
the strike has been broken. The for
midable appearance of the militia is
what has done the work. The Wash
ington miners deserted their colleagu
and the hearts of the johannesburg min
ers was too faint and their numbers
too few to do anything but submit to
the power of might. This afternoon,
scouting parties were sent, out to scout
the surrounding country. The search
was fruitless, the detachments failing
to find any large number of men con-
gregated at any one spot.
1t appears thar the miners from
Washington took very prominent part
in the destruction of property on Fri
day night, and returned to their homes,
falling TO. support the Cannelsburg men.
Superintendent Mcmahon, of the Bal
timore & Ohio Southwestern, at the
suggestion of the adjutant-general,
is croWding all carload coal from Gin
cinnati to the Indiana state line on the
west. About seventy-five carloads were
moved during the day. 1t is expected
to have the line cleared by tomorrow
morning of all coal. If this is done
there will be no more shipments for ten
days. The adjutant-general expressed
the intention of sending most of the
troops nome tomorrow, retaining a suf-
hcient force to prevent interference
with the trains until further develop
ments should dictate the removal of all
the troops
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-04
FIVE BLOCKS BURNED.
One Person Dead and Others Fatally
Irirrad

One Person Dead and Others Fatally
Injured.
Ottumwa, Ia, June "a disastrous
fire occurred here, and tonight five
blocks are a mass of charred tinbers
and debris. One person was burned to
death; one fatally affected by smoke,
and three others were seriously injured.
The dead:
James Seymour, burned to death
The injured:
Bert Patterson, suffocated and will
die.
John McCullom, fireman, seriously
burned.
Nick Renner, leg broken.
Jerry Seymour, overcame by heat
and hurt by falling timbers
The five blocks destroyed by the
flames included fifteen business houses
and twenty-five dwellings. The loss
is estimated at about 1925, 900, one-third
insured The fire is supposed to have
originated from the spark from a loco
motive. The following is a list of the
heaviest losers:
w. A. Beck. druggist, $1,000; Charles
Snyder & Sons, butchers and cold stor-
age, $4,000; Managan & Carr; grocers,
$4,000 on building and $1,000 on stock;
Z. j. Mclaughlin, grocer, $4,000: Jer-
ry Seymour, cooper. $4,000; saloon and
two dwellings, $1,000; Cascade laundry,
$4,000; P. o. Underwood, druggist.
$4,000; John Bauer $1,000; Mary Leigh
ton, three dwellings, So, 500; Samuel
Mahon, brick buildings and dwellings,
S. 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-04

Sullivan, Ind, June 9.-The state MI
litia arrived in Sullivan this morning
The companies stopped over here and
waited until the trainmen could get an
engine to pull the coal out of Shelburn.
They came in, though the crowd OF
miners and citizens who were there sur
rounded the coal train.
No demonstration was made except
by an old lady, with a pistol under her
apron, who marched out for action
with the militia. She was caught by
Sheriff Mills, who secured the gun.
She was willing to do what she was
asked after she lost her gun. AS soon
as the trainmen could get the train in
shape, which took nearly an hour. the
track was again cleared and the coal
train started out
The miners had each car branded
"Scab COAL They made threats that
the road should not ship coal unless
they kept standing army at Shelburn
all the time. After the militia had fin
ished their work, they came back to
Sullivan and went into camp at the fair
grounds. Sheriff Mills left Shelburn,
going to Alum camp and demanding
the coal the miners had sidetracked.
They gave it up without much diff
Guilty. The militia are here waiting
further orders from the sheriff.
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HUSTLED BACK TO DENVER.
'WeaIers Caught in Trap at Ellis.
Kansas.

Kansas.
Ellis, Kan, June 3.-The eastward
progress of a band of commonwealers
came to an unexpected end this even
ing, and instead of being sent on to
Kansas city they were hustled back to
Denver under guard of deputy United
States marshals. On Saturday morn
ing, about seventy-five 'wealers, under
Captain Rolston, came in from Denver
over the Union Pacific road Superin-
tendent Brinkerhoff, after communicate
ing with General Attorney Williams, of
Topeka, decided that the men must not
be hauled out of this station, and is
sued orders that all freight cars should
be abandoned rather than carry them
out.
United States Marshal Neeley, who
had been notified, arriving at Ellis on a
special this morning, with fifty depu-
ties, train was made UP this evening
and the comnaonwealers allowed to
board it, SO as to meet the marshaFs
| train a. a siding six miles east of here.
On reaching the Coxey train, Marshal
Medley took a few men and going to
where they were seated on tops of box
cars, commanded them to get down.
Captain Ralston asked if they were
prisoners, and the men at once COM
piled. The rank and file were ordered
| TO climb into two box cars and were
started for Denver, where they will
probably be released.
The captain and two Eeutenants were
not allowed to go, but were taken to
Leavenworth tonight, and will be held
for trial.
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OREG0N'S ELECTION.
Full State Ticket VIII Be Voted on
Today.

Portland, Ore, June 3.-Oregon will to-
morrow vote for full state ticket, mem
bers of Congress and members of the leg
islature. to choose a successor to United
States Senator Dolph.
The Republicans have made thorough
canvass of the state during the past six
weeks, both in the way Of sending out
speakers and organizing clubs.
The Democrats have never had any
chance of winning, and have consequently
not conducted an aggressive campaign Oh
the state ticket.
The Pepulists have not been idle. Gov
ernor Pennoyer. VINO is an avowed can
didate for the United States Senate, has
traversed the state from one end to the
other in behalf of the Populists making
speeches in almost every county seat. Il
is believed that the three-cornered contest
will result favorabIy to the Republicans
and tonight there seems little doubt thai
nearly the entire Republican state ticket
will be elected.
The legislature will in all probability
be very close. In many counties, the
Democrats and Populists have fused or
the legislative ticket. and the majority
heretofore held by the Republicans will
surely be reduced if not overcome
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Wouldn't Face the Music.

Washington, Ind, June 3.-The state
troops marched into Clarke station this
morning, 5000 strong, with a gatling
gun, to find that only about fifty
miners had stayed to face the music.
The militia was drawn up in line along
the edge of the wood and Sheriff Lem
ming then read the warrant against
the miners for riotous conspiracy, and
placed three of the leaders. Squire.
Summers, McGale and John FLYNN.
under arrest, bringing them to this
city this afternoon and placing them in
Jail.
As soon as the troops were in line.
the railroad company repaired the
tracks and the loaded cars were taken
away. The thousand miners who
were reported en- route to Clarke, did
not materialize this morning, neither
dld they collect at any point along
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
The certainty that the officers intended
to enforce the law seemed to quell the
riotous feeling among the men. The
miners say that as soon as the troons
are withdrawn, they will again stou all
coal cars, but anticipating this two
companies will be stationed at Clarke
until all fear of trouble is passed.
Everything is quiet, and there is 2
feeling of relief among all classes.
Trains of coal have been passing
through the city all afternoon.