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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
STORIES OF unUrALIrY.
Eyictcd MIncr. ToII "f the Cruelty q
MarshaIs And SOLDIERS.

MarshaIs And soldiers.
FURr SMITH, Ark, June 20.-Ds-
tails OF horrible state OF affairs which
exists In this mining region OF the IL.
dian territory have been brought to
this city by eyioted miners. The
stories they toll OF oppression, harJ.
ship and cruelty 10 them elves. thtit
wives and children, by tho deputy mar
inals anu 10 leral trItpL are similar 10
those which come sometimes ir m -
IBERIA,
Many Of the meu we're thrown bodily
from their homes, their wives aud
children beaten ana bruised, aud
thslr furniture and household effects
destroyed, after which they were
loaded into boxCArs ike cattle anu
shipped out OF the territory. The story
Of brutality told by the men from the
HaTIshOrn district IL reyO,ting IN the
extreme.
August Smith, one OF the Hartahorn
miners, says troops cnmu 10 his house
ana arrested him. They would not allow
him 70 put on hia shoes anu coat, anu
refused 20 let the family eat breakfast.
rhs soldiers threw his furniture into u
wagon anu then asked Smiths wife ~
she wanted togo too.
"No,D she saiJ. ~ have worked for
this nome, and n leave you will have
| 10 shoot me-"
"rhe house was built by mo and be.
longs 10 me-" said Hmilh, Though |
nave no legal tile 10 Il. The COM
mander ordered tue prlvaIes to put my
vile and fve children out They
Jumped at her, one OF them pulling a
knife, anu t0uk the bate from heI
breast. Then four or i've took sud
dragged her 70 the wagon and threw
nyr mead foremost into II. We were
! then carried 10 the station and put Ia b
! bux car with dozens OF Otnurs. Mos
OF the miners AMI lumllie5 were thrown
out IN "a driving rain, aud hai no TIME
10 dress or get breakfast. In one IN
stauce family OF four were eylcleu
near Anderson. The wife Of IA,
miner was HtruoR over tue head with d
Wincheater AMI severely mallroutul
by the soldiers. Tue woman whil'
being oarled 10 the railroad htalion
gave premature bith 20 a dead child
sho ii In critical condition and may
me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
7ELEGRAPHIC,
ROADS TO COMBINE.
Mammoth Consolidation oil South
en- RlIlEly' Contemplated.
ELEVEN STATES INTBRESTED.
Railroad circles Said to be Much
lallated on Account VI the
Proposed Plan.
ELEVEN STATES INTERESTED.

,-,,srA, Ga., June 2l.-Recent
,,,lopmenis in railroad circles and
,s.,,ls Of railroad mon who are In a
.tIop to take comprehensive view
the situation, all point TO the belief
,1,tby the fret Of October there will
mammoth consolidation OF South
a,,.lWays, the largest combination
y, m, klni ever contaminated In the
s,alb and pregnant with Possibilities
I'm, development OF this section.
rts union will embrace sysions al.
lis vast 10 Individual extent, and
IL. when taken as n whOls, a
,nbIpali1n by tho side Of which the
-s,uiatlon 10 vigorously fought a
~. wears ngo by the Georgia legls.
,if'. will nppear n very small affair.
new Consolidation will comprlse
~. man three great systems, with
.,,.tp eleven Southern states Mary
',nL Virginia, North Carolina, SCUM
,-'i9I1a. Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
blisisslppi, Louisiana, Tennessee and
me- sale OF tho Richmond and
D.nyille but recently, contains the hey
loir 10 thv situation, and DreXel, Nor
an A Company are OF course the cen.
ipI Dpufcs. The new company will
,gippfso the Richmond and Dauville,
ibe East Tennessee, Virginia aud
Gssfala, and the Cincinnati southern
Inc Central Railroad Of Georgia Is
tlf,aIy practically under the control Of
l1e newly organized Richmond and
papyllle system, and the Georgia aud
Atlanta arc west point roads ana SEEM
iHriy under independent manage
isgai, aru really controlled through ,he
Central Of Georgia and the Louisville
an Nashville.
This will leave but three roads Of the
t,n entering Atlanta outside VI the
sIllhern Railway company. These
ais tho Sea- Board Air Line, the West.
rfu & Atlantic and the Atlantic Rail.
way.
Inc Chesapeake 4 Ohio will be very
frnly TO the organization and will be
operated so as 10 secure the best results
u 10th Byslems.
An interesting question arlses In
connection with This consolidation:
Wnal IL to become Of tue many general
officers Of tho lines 10 DO taken iu2 Mr.
Samuel Spencer, II IL affirmed, will be
The president OF the new system. Hut
d 10 the other officers Of the Cincin-
natl Southern, the East Tennessee and
the Rlchmond and DAnvllle, all hav-
log presidents, general managers and
general fupt rintendents, when these
systems come under one management,
what viii become OF them? Some Of
'htse officers, notably MIR. Henry
Flank, has never held a place for yeats
under any one ellie. Railroad circles
are naturally deeply agltAtod Ia the
DISCUSSION " these questions, and
specially 90 where the fsios OF thou
nlds hang In the balance. The def
mite announcement that these proper.
llss arc business enterprises and are not
70 be- run as n side issue 10 speculate on
gives much Joy here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

lRONwOOD, Mich., June 2J.-r wo
thousand G0gsbic range miners, COM
ptising all the forces At the Aurora,
Norfie, Psbsi, Newport and East
N0rfle mines went on a strike today.
The uniouisis assembled early, mArcn-
Ing 10 the miHu aud pofsuaiing the
nOn.union men 90 quit work.
The steam sh1vCls loading from the
stock piles all suspended operations
promptly. The Colby ut Bessemer
isstiil running, with a foil force, but
efforts will be- made 70 Induce the men
TO join the strike tonight Tho mines
OF the Wisconsin end Of tue range are
all At work.
The companies declare the mines
will be closed until men eau be pro.
cured 10 work Mt the old wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

"For ten yoara I was one Of tho most
wrotchod Sufferers any person could
imagine. ] had been troubled with "a.
tnrrh 40 long ] had been glyon up by
physicians us being luCurablU.
Largo polyps lur tumorsl had formed
Ia my nose, making 10 impossible for
mo To breathe through my nose and Tor
four years I had 90 breathe through
my mouth, making my sleep disturbed
and rostlCss.
"Cau YOU imagine. dear reader, tho
Inconvenience aud suffering ~ being
unable to breathe through tho nusO on
account o. ma impcilmUnt Ia tho nos-
trils, can you Imagine how 70 feels TO
awaken iu tho morning tired and worn
out aud have 10 do days work. DO
you realize the suffering ~ having dyH'
pupsu, being unable To- cat whom you
arc hungry, because YOU ara Tar wurto
amer eating than before.
"Cnn YOU realize your feelings whom
ovory doctor has snid your case was In.
durable after they had tried 10 Kill you
IN AN effort 10 effect q cure on a caso
they know nothing about
"IhUn alter you hnvo suffered ten
years. without any hope OF ever being
cured can You Imagine tho happiness
you viii experience hy being cured,
being able 90 breathe through your uos-
tflis anor four years.
"ntH. shores & Shores, In tho llar-
mon block, hnvU cured me, taking nc
luasi dozen p1lyps out uf my nose.
after tho mlsht specialists had tried Tor
three months 20 ind out what was the
matter with me.
Snow under tho now treatment used
by DtH. shores a Shores ] can sAy
am cured, ! can now breathe through
#N..H. HU.NN aH.I e.
ike new man. In fact, am wiling
90 go before any physician lee salt Lake
and show thom this remarkable curC.'
This demonstrates tho difference no
tween real and tho Imitation. whom
fakOrs and misht fail go 20 tho r0Iia.
bio specialists Ia tho Harmon block, Drs.
shores & shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

LONDON. June 2O.-In the Commons
today Hugh o. Arnold Forster moved
10 reduce the salary Of the chief secte'
tary Tor ireland, Ia order ~ discuss the
situation OF affairs la ireland. He
complained that the speeches Of the
Irish members OF parliament had te.
suited In assaults, injury to property,
aud tue revival Of bOyoOttlng. He
claimed that the government ought to
stop the illegal action Of the board Of
guardians In passing resolutions against
laud-grabbiug, which led to outrage
and established state terrorism.
Lord Russell, la seoOndlng Arnold
Forstcr's motion, demanded that the
government take atop, 10 stop Illegal
meetings In Ireland, which, he said,
fOsl0teu agTarlan crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

Drs shores a shores Great Treatment
Onor.
Remember ton days FREQ treatment,
and medicine 90 all who apply before
July Let. also all paticpis now under
treatment with Drs. Shores & Shores
will havo tho same advantage. Just
think not a cent 10 pay Tor this New and
Wonderful system, no matter what your
disease may DO, 10 costs you nothing To
got cured by Drs. Shores a shores Sow
Treatment.
once hours will be- from % 10 r. a. M,
. 90 o. and to $3.50 3. IA. Two yhysiclanH
In charge No long Waits Drs. a.. W.
aud A, J. Shores will be IN personal
attendance.
Como one, como all, just 30 you get In
before July lst.
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nreIasa Ar.In.. Tho SOM.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 2l.-A
decision In novel case has been
handed down by the supreme court Of
Alabama. The style vi the case was
sylvester Festorez2l and others, ox-
tcltoTS Of ~. Josoph's church IN Mo-
bile, a,llt up from the chAncery court
there, some time ago prominent
Roman Catholic died In Mobile anu be.
quealhed $1,000 10 he used Tor the
masses for his soul. The court held
the bsqurbt void because there was 40
living beneficiary Of the trust en-
leavored to be created, the soul not
being an enuty In contemplation Of
law,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
TarrstplaelIc. .lorr p.nIed.

wAsiuS0rON, June 2l.-A story
coming from Omaha, Nob., to the Of
feet that Charles Cederqulbt, a prl.
vato In the Second Infantry, n under
arrest, awaiting court martial Tor te-
iusing to participate IN the target pfsc.
tice on Sunday, met very prompt
denial at tho war department today.
The officers say the man has undoubt-
rest, ~ target practice on sunday Ia
unheard ofIn the army, aud would be
In direct violation Of tue army fegula-
lions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
NOMINATED ToR GOVERNOR.
Tho Republicans Of California select
Estre OF Napa


Eatee Of Napa
SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 2O,-Morfis
NJ. EsIee Of Napa was nominated iof
governor today by the Republican con-
vention. None Of the other candl.
dates made strong showing, though
there wAs some opposition this morn
iug. A test vote came on an amend.
msnt 10 the report Of tbs committee on
order Of business, which was offered by
the anti.Estce men. The amendment
provided that the nominations for jus
tees Of the supreme court should DO
made before that " governor The
Estee men opposed this anu defeated
the amendment BY vote 0f i0S 10 847.
This showed Estoe's strength, and tue
back Of the opposition was broEen. The
convention proceeded according to pro.
gram, aud the platform was adopted
without protest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

During tho past fow months many
misht doctors and specialists have tricI
10 prejudice the public ngalns. the new
and wonderful treatment used by Dr..
shores & shores, saying if WIS an ok.
pertinent, that the euro would not last
and so on. The following rA-o ~ Mr.
q. W. sharp will convince tho most
nknnlIrnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
wandering- Of Dem.nted Nan.

DESvER, Col, June 2O.-Governor
Waite has received communication
from Washington, transmitting a let.
ter from the American minister at st.
Petersburg In reference 10 Rev. Law
renee G.. Alyorj, OF Colorado, VINO 10
now In that city.
Mr.. Alvord Is n young Congregation
nj minister anu was ordained la this
city. Two years ago, while insane, he
wandered away, and this IL the fret
information received rs 10 his where
AhOulH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

wAsmNuroE, June 20.-liou. Bishop
PefkinF, ex-senator, aud for years u
representative from Kansas, died sud
denly at his home In this oiIy this NJ.
ternOou. His death was due 90 cholera
morbus, contracted In Indian Territory
a lew days ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

LEEDS, England, June 2O.-rWo
thousand delegates were present At the
an,l.lorIs conference In this city today.
Lords 10 muiilatu AMI reject measures
passed by the representatives Of the
defeat reforms, and should cease 10
exist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

TACOMA, WAsh., june gl.--Shinrle
men ray tnGi unlets some NJ the tfauf-
continental foadl afo open TOT traffic
within two weeks, every shingle mill
In the stito will be- shut down. No
shingles have left Washington sluCe
nJ0ds bl0okadod tue roi d..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
THE FOSTER nUnDEn TRIAL
a stolen witness Discovered aud
Placed on tho stand.

WATER VALLEY. MINI, June a.
In tie uaBe Of Foster, who IL on trial
Tor the murder OF Judge Morgan, the
stolen Witnesses were yesterday put on
The stand, having been found by the
sheriff IN charge VI Detective Rich
Iis0n, who was attempting to get
them out VI reach OF tho court. Plppin,
The last Of those introduced, asked this
Judge not to compel him 10 testify,
because there was 30 much hostility
mAniieste1 that no was completely
lnumldatsd, Being assured protection
~ tne court, he testified and contra
uicIed evidence Of tho states principal
witness. Alter this the defense closed
aud argument Tor the state was opened
~ !. n. Blount, followed by Buchanan
aud McChell. Colonel !. A. Blair
opened Ter the defense. Fosters coun'
'vl have been advised that n Foster 10
acquitted he will DO killed. Richard
ron, the detective, has been placed
under q 1900 bond to await the action
W tho grand Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

PiInnURg, Pa, June 2l.-A sensa.
tlonal marriage that L. causing c1nsiI.
cradle talk here Is that of Henry
Docket d'LnMullla'p, q French ur1 e.
cor Oi lauguagts, ami Miss Blanche
Augusta House, ma htiiuss. Ihr
pfut'i family refused TO attend M hav.
anything 20 no with DO. rhe bride was
INC daughter OF tHc late Edward
house, WHO died low mouths HgU
anu lslt his daughter 100000. she
hal been a students t the Fteucnmaa's
ich'ol and fell 30 love with her teacLer.
lie claims 10 have been lieutenant IN
thc french army, anu WINS compel led
70 leave Ffance 10 avoid disgrace over
hls failure 10 pay 5000 ifnlcs lost nj
the gambling labitB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
srnIRE DEcLARED orr.
tho Pnua nInsT. Permitted 10 Oo to
N0rk,

Tue Phna MineTH PFrmttt0d 90 90 Go
work,
PAsA, H., June 2l.--The strike al
Foua was declared OIL at meeting Of
'Ue Miners union yesterday. Every
man was given the privilege Of getting
work a. best be could at the operators
Terms, but most Of tho local strikers
VIII have 10 leave town, 40 1. Is report
D because their places have been
MED by strangers. The scale commit
lto called on the operators anu the
hIer told them they hau all the miuerh
'Hvy could employ nj proseat.
sTmKEBs INDICTED.
OTTAWA, H., June 2l.-rhe grand
llfy bus feI urlrd sixty -tive indictments
10 tue circuit court, NJ which twenty
I'VE arc against the strikers who nearly
murdered sheriff Taylor and his
deputies at La sale on May -, and
egAinet the mon who destroyed the
scott anu Mcneil mlues At Kingley
Ani slouod Santa Fe trains at S!reAtor.
WILL DIVIDE THE EARNINGS.
srRINOFlELD. H., June FLA meet.
ING VI $40 miuers was held last owes,
lng and II was decided that all men
ltsumiug work will pay l24 per caut Of
'heF earnings 10 Lnose belonging "
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Everybody Comet!

those out Of the CITY quite az well as those
who come 10 the Office Send for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

For ton years Mr.. sharp had suffered
from caiarrh Of tho head, throat and
stomach, he was In that ten years treated
by perhaps hundred so.caiicd special
Isis, no ono seeming to understand
but tho right one. when ho came 10
nrs shores & Shores, ho described his
case as i0llOwsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

tue organization out OF work. Tine
miners say the shafts resumlnr work
VIII force operators 10 give the do.
manied scale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

Shore, showing Niisdt
Cut Rate Specialists they give tho public
NaIue lor their MONEY on CLOSE W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
DrS. Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aIdSIlIiGal Institute
80 4. Second South street.

NpeCIlltlcHI All diseases OF tho Rye, Var.
Nosv, Throat ard LuuEa, Female, Rectal and
private dHCAsCa, our treatment Tor ltlus he
new painless, safe and certain Our own
method.
once touu=9 90 10 roe, go bpm, ii1s
pm. sundays. 10 Am. g. 0 p.tn.
flNo duIlHra n month Cor hIl Catarrhal ni.
scHsra. Medicines furnished free from our
own laboratory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
IRIsn AFFAIRS.
a Notion To- Reduce tho SALARY OF the
Chtsf secretary.

LONDON, June 2O.-In tho Commons
to-day Hugh o. Arnold Foster tIovei
TO reduce the salary VI the chief score.
taty for Ireland, In order to dltcusH the
situation Of tho affairs In Ireland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21
FREE TREATMENT
FOR ALL!
DB. Shores Shores Notable Offer Just 10 Show the Pub
lie the Difference Between the Real and The Imitation
HE RE IT Is

days treatment
o.
furnish Everything iREE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

This week we offer 10 close outs lots
OF NbNUlty silks including Printed
Chiua-, PongoeH and japanese silks,
also Twillod Indihs.
Lot !, worth si,0o to sl.25, NJ
IS Cents.
Lot ., worth Sl.25 90 $3.50, at
80 Cents,
Lot o, worth sI50io $500, at
SLOO.
Great Reductions 10 White Goods.
White India LIuous reduced from Zoe
ayWd TO
White India Liuou worth zoo,
zoe yard.
White Indias, oIovau. goods, was zoe,
l2aC Yard.
Checked Nu,nsookz reduced from lJc,
@. Cents.
Checked Nalusooss, worth Zoe,
81 Cents.
striped Sair.ooas, reduced from 2jc,
rs Cents,
SHOES.
u you wear narrow shoes get a pair OF
r. G., Bur's $500 French kid hand turn
la Is and q wid.h, Tor
50 so.
Tho Same Shoe in Mckay, sgwoi or
hand welt, B and q or % Width,
$500,
BOYS CLOTHING,
Boys Knee Pants Suits, striped sat
mot, worth 800,
95 Cents.
Boys Knee Pant, Suits, Loo gray, black
plaid Choyiu,s, worth s-2l,
Sl.5O.
Boys Knee Pants Suits, Zoo gray and
brown plaids, worth $500,
So 90,
Boys kuco Pants Suits, iu gray
twin Cassimoros, worth 5000,
$500.
Boys Black suits, silk b'aid trim,
womb $500, 800
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Pleasure Seekers Take NOtiCGI

We have hand Elegant Of Fine Cashmere Jersey
Knit Tights and Trunks BATHING SuIfS-Lldes' Gentle.
mems and Chdrcn a sizes which into
will bring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

We offer our Entire Stock Of White and Fancy PlQUE COATS
and EESI with APRONS, CAPS ETC. worth about 5000, for
less than ioc on the dollar by the single garment This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-21

We want Money and Must Have Il.
Drive for this Week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-27
A Bad Runaway.

Yesterday morning about nine
o'clock the sorrel horse that has been
driven in the sprinkling cart was
killed by the running away of a
horse driven by boy named John
son. The horse was standing In
front of George Meyers store, when
something scared it and it ran away.
The johnson boy being unable to
control the ANIMAL it ran into the
sprinkling cart as it came arouhd the
corner of the Ozmsby House, The
shaft of the cart entered the shoulder
of the sprinkIng cart horse evidently
sliding under the shoulder bone and
catering the lungs, causing death
almost instantly. There was gen.
eral mix-up for few minutes and 1t
looked as if some one might be
killed. Strange to say neither driver
was injured, and the only damage to
either rig was a broken pole on the
sprinkling cart. The horse that was
killed was a fine big draft ANNA.
and Mr.. Briggs valued him at S100
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-27
Murder of NJ. ID. Foley.

Late yesterday afternoon the re-
port rerched here that Nj. ID. Foley,
the widely known capitalist and poll
tician had been shot dead in Reno.
The early closing of the telegraph
Office prevented the APPEAL getting
the special dispatch telegrphed fol-
as soon as the report was heard.
Rumor said that two shots were
fired at him by a woman named Mrs.
Hartley, a widow who occupied
rooms in the bank building as ar
artist. The shots we're both necess
arily fatal, one going through thu
heart and the other taking effect in
the stomach. No further particulars
were learned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-27

Reno claims that it is fast gaining
reputation as health resort. Car
son can put In the same claim. and
in some respects is ahead OF Reno. as
we have excellent medicinal hot
springs as well as more salubrious
climate, owing to the slightly higher
elevation and absence of river
breezes. If ever the weary, sickly
people of California realize the
healthfulness of Nevada the State
will fill up with health seekers.
United States Commissioner Blood
good, has rendered decision in the
railway strike cases, holding G! 5,
McAuliffe, Frank w. Archibald, Eu-
gene V. Debs and seven Others fol
trial on charge of conspiracy to OBJ
struct the mails.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-27
THE GREAT STRIKE.
an UEeYanifuI Day at Woodland.
Quiet Mt Sacramento.

Woodland, CAL, July 26.-Pro-
ceedings today in the examination Of
the accused train wreckers were
without interest. The prosecution
succeeded III adducing little IL any
thing to subst intiate its charges OF
conspiracy, nor was any real evidence
introduced further duplicating any OF
the defendants in the actual work OF
wrecking the train.
Sacramento, July 26.-Ne early one
thousand men are now at work IN
the shops here. The strikers who
refuse to return have been paid their
wages in full There has been no
recent trouble at this point.
Last night in the mountains
between the New England Mills and
Apple Gate party Of strikers drove
track walker from the railroad. A
company of soldiers were immedi-
ately dispatched, but they found that
no damage had been done and en-
cuuntered no strikers.