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FOR. RENT.

3k -$l6, SIS, $19, go, to select families 1; choice homes in fine neighborhood, with
 separate entrances. verandas, balconies, cellars and conveniences throughout; upper and lower tenem nts of six and seven rooms in those ten sty lish new houses, having slate roofs brown stone pnderpinniDg, hard wood finish and sani- tary plumbing, incluoing gas, set ranges, soap stone washtubs, bath rooms, wash bowls and re- and elegant lawns; State street electric cars within one block. Apply on premises any day.
 2S0 FERRY STREET, A mh22 cod If corner of English,
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George Grossmith Comipg.

George arossmith, the celebrated Ensiish entertainer, will bs st the Hyperion next Wednesday, April 1s, when he will give one of his humorous and musioal rscitaia. Mr. Grosmith Is . natural comedian, . trained actor. an admirable mimio,a skilled dancer, and all thees capacities arc brought into play in the moet natural, oomioal and agreeable fashion. He comes on the sfags like any gentleman in evening dress. with out professional accessories of any sort except . piano. He hits of various fadI of the day in an inimitsbls fashion.
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"LiVe and Let Live"

Is the principle that keeps US from crowd ing other business men off the earth.
 We don't want to sell all the Furniture.
 People buy here be- cause we certainly have the largest stock in the State to select from, and if prices are lower for quality else where, no one has told us about it yet.
 Our cash or easy pay ment system lets you fit up your house now. Why not get our low prices and easy terms ? P. J. KELLY & CO.,, erald LvoBue. Church Strbaf.
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Nine times
 out of ten-

when CANNED GOODS are offered at less than the cost of packing, something is wrong with the goods.
 The tenth time the offer may be genuine. Of from House who are in the habit of advertising goods ex- actly as they are.)
 Our story is short. Recent pur- chases at prices representing less than actual first cost allow us to offer
 Canned California. AprlcotS, eoiema1 h F,ss , brand PIC
 Yellow crawfords, Peaches, eoism.S F,sg brand. 74c
 curtiee Bros. Co.,, Pumpkin, Roshss';5; Isi ;;:. oc
 size of tins.
 The regular prices for these goods would average s per cent higher had we paid what we ought and added regular profit.
 QUALITY? Every single can guaranteed. Nothing better in our stock at any price. lEdW.E.HaU&S Son 77O Chapel St.
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FOR SHORT BEACH.

STAGE FROM NEW HAVEN. ---.- Our stage line is running four trips daily from no Temple street, opposite Neely'R, to Short Beach, connecting with 9:20, 9:30 a. m and 8: 80 D. m. trains and running to East Haven Post the SaltonstaL railroad cars as soon as they run. Send for time table. Stages of all sizes for excursions; prices lowest
 J. L.. NBSBuTSS Livery Stable,
 ap1O2m 17O TEMPLE ST. Telephone 647,
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CENTRAL BRICK HOUSE

A For sale at reasona able figure; location I very central and on a nice street; house has all improvements and is iu good con- dition.
 FOR RENT. Houses and tenements.
 CHAS. ID. NICOLL & CO.,, s2 Church street Benedict Building), Room it.
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Lawn Mowers Repaired.
 DON'T fail to get your lawn mower put In D good shape before the rush All work guaranteed. The Bradley, Daun & Darlington Go. 4o6 & 403 STATE STREET. @
 We sell goods at cash prices, and gladly ex- tend credit to our customers, Rp10 g.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-12

Sterling silver for wedding gifts, reduced prices ct Sflysrthaus', TOO Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-12
Thraa Good Harzas

N> Including one very hsndsame bay com 4S binsiion horse, which will drive double or spgIe, and is c good saddle horse he is sound and kind snd warrauted perfectly gentle and safe for 6 lady to drive or ride Also three handsome Jersey COWS also . choice variety or fancy poultry, Including buH Cochins, white Plymouth Rocks and black GDcktsn Games. AL SO an assortment of farm implements house hold furniture. Inquire of C. T. DRfSCOLI.
 sp5u iss Church street. New Haven.
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FOR RENT. A Lower part of house. central: seven I rooms; cellar, bathroom, etc; $et. h. quire at ap9tt 126 YORK STREET.
 FOR RENT, AeA First flour, rooms. modern improve s5 ments, 110 Lawrence street Inquire IL. ap9 7tt IA AWRENCE STREET.
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nantal Par1OrS.

Dental ParlOrs.
 A To rent from May 'st, '94 Two or four rooms on second floor facing Chapel street, opposite the green, having been used over ten years as dental parlors. Cas- running water and steam heat E. VALLEY, ap4 tn If 9SS Chapel
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Housa E0r Hale

4 1A Containing rooms, with unfinished Eia attic, basement rooms lot 50 feet front
 by 1855 feet deep; with small barn. Apply a1O 7tf 356 GEORGE STREET.
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F0R RENT

FOR RENT, A Brick house, rooms, 69 Wooster street. ap9 Tt 6sLYON STREET.
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::j rooms; modern, hue location, near Whit kt1H ney avenue; rent low. Address anf2 3,f M O. G.. Courier office.
The herald., 1894-05-12

Over 2o0O Employees Cat on n Strike
for Miehsr Wages.
CHICAGO, May 1.-Two Thousand en-
plsyeeslef the Pullman Palace Car cem-
pany quit work to-day. They as
seq ed tire entire assee eil4Soo will strike
before night. lie :. mon demanded
the ressoratisn ei5tes'33t5. per ceat cut
made last year. The Officials refused
ana asserted th a. tshey were cunning the
,plsna st g lesgi forsth 9 purpose of giving
tbs. men en pley menf.
1sle strike ISL the rasuat of q meeting Of
the TaeGi sSien ,eernR alsss O. et The beard Of
the XnseYlcan 5 r .sFTSy union. The
csamitteS advised the local uniea te
taise o vetes ensthe sub jeeeJef striking,
aGd sfterwsrdsAeaTd that the efieerg
Of tne eompsE u hsd decIGsa so shet the
weEks dewn at roon. Rather than be
laid of, the Facal uniens decided to
strike. It was Gained tAres members
Of the conference committee were laid
off, and this fact had great effect oE
the man.
Exactly 205o men and 175 girls are
now out, sndsthe striksrs SIX pect that
others swillseeen join them. The strikers
are oTaevly. Tonight.a notice waa posteS
On tse gates ls&9ing 30 the Pullmsn
works. declaring that the werks were
closed and weAldsnot resume operations
until further notice.
The herald., 1894-05-12

The army's commissary department is
virtually depleted, and the only meal
the men had today consisted OF crackers
and water.
General Smith In an interview says
Colonel Paisley fell q martyr to the
grandsst esnss in the history of'ehe new
worla, ana he ia satisfied that nothing
bat goSa can cenae cut OF the cruel mat
ter. He claims the billing OF Colonel
Paisley was anprev0ked.
Constable FlecksnsteiR OF Roekain was
brengkt here This afternoon and lodged
in the cexnty jail by tee ahesid OF PA
Ger cosnry, as tkrsatE have been sEaads
by the array and the jail at Aublrn is
not strong enough to protect kiHa. He
says ks served the waxFsat swera cut
BY Agent Wards, and wac attacked
BY tas mob. Paisley wss enc of those
who attacked him and tried to take
away his pistol and choked hin. lie
shot Paisley in self-dsisase. Several
witnesses state tha$ FlsckensteiR was
attacked By a nuMshsr OF Iedaassrials
while taking bic prisoner to the 5usries's
court and ekokea;tiIl black in the face,
and that Paisley rushed toward him
Just before he shet.
The herald., 1894-05-12
CLOSED IT'S DOORS.

A Tacoma Bank In the Hands of a
Receiver.
TACOMA, May 1.-THE State Savings
bank closed lite deers today on an order
from the court. US. Whitehouse hes
been appointed receiver. This actien
was taken at the instance OF w. F. Rsy.
nolds. the president. W hose home is in
Chicago. He arrived here two weeks
agesand has bean convinced that the
institution is insolvsat, He teok action
without knowledgs OF other bank oGtoi-
sis, who are very indignant and olaisn
the bank is perfectly solvent. The city
has $780, s2 deposited in the institu.
ton. The total deposits are
s104, e40.99. The total assets are
net kaewn accurately, but the ofici-
ais claim that they greatly exceed the
liabilities. The bank is carrying over
1856, 0oe worth OF paper. The officials
end Stockholders claim that President
Reynolds was iaducsd to take this action
BY a man who wanted TO he appointed
receiver. but who failed to get the plum.
The bank is q minor institution.
The herald., 1894-05-12

DR.. Gums name is a household word
throughout America. His book, entitled
''The Family Physician" has been used
SIS standard book of reference for years.
DR.. Gum has made speciality OF curing
people. He uses such means as he knows
and mas found out by experience will
cure them. AZ result he ia great
and constant advocate Of probably the
leading standard remedy of this age. In
speaking sbent it, he said:
II tried this remedy over ten years
ago in bad case OF Bright's disease and
ths patient got we'll. tried it in other
cases with equally good rsnults, and then
wrote to the proprieters and they Hent
me the formula according to which it is
made. / have used it in many cases since
then. and the results have been all l
could desire. l have seen patients re-
cever from Bright's disease, gravel and
Inflammation of the bladder after taking
Warmers Safe Cure, even when oil other
remedies had failed.
DR.. Gum was asked if he would refer
to some person who had been cured BY
it. He refused to give names. bat said
he had any number of cases, and men
The herald., 1894-05-12

students have been arrested aim ultane-
ously at Mascow and 'Smolensk. A print
ing press, whieh had been used by the
students. was discovered at Moscow.
LoNpeN, May ia dispatch to the
Standhrdsfrem st. Petersburg says: Ar
rests 'havesbeen made on large scale
recently as the result Of the dis
cevsry of an organization with
widespred connections, called the
Friends OF Political Liberty. Hundreds
Of peruons are Supposed to have been
arrested ana amsng them a number eff
prominent officials. Tks names OF some
OF the prisoners are: III. Chermak, d.
rector Of the statistical bureau his assist
ant, N. Alexanderof aad the latter's wife /;
M. Surye, OF the fac nco ministry; III.
Ysgerof and NJ. 0rtoif, OF the Nobility
bank, and about so students. Mme.
Kernajetskays, g fashionable dressraaker
here, and several OF Fer apprentice girls
were suspected of being connected with
tbs organization and wore also arrested.
The herald., 1894-05-12


Second wsFEkiP Needed to Protect
American sInterAsts.
WASHINGTON, Nay 12.-There is no
direct tslsgEaPh communication between
the United States and Bluefelds, 80
when Captain Watson, csmnand ding the
San Francisco, desires to coBsmHnicate
with the navy department, unless he
can fad senae vessel sailing for Port
Dina, the nearest cable port. he is
obliged tulhani up his anchor and steam
downsto thAs port. Heihea hssn Obliged
also to sruaIa COWS sthsrefer coal, and on
these occasions fravs She American com
muRsty at Biuea eiSs unprotected. Since
tie Niearsgan tyeeps have bsen quar-
tered at tAessl14s, near the town, is is
fsls'hsre thsE this is searesiy sprudent,
so whgn the New York strives at Colon
she viii be sent TO BlusRsias.
Acting Secretary MeASss HISS received
dispatch from Captain Phillips of the
New York, dated today ct Colon, in
forminsshim ths ship arrived at that
place tsday and was about to prcceed
this afternesn to join the San Francisco
at Bluefelds.
The herald., 1894-05-12
A BOMB EXPLODED.
Another Sensational Dynsmite oatrage
in Paris

Another Sensational Dynsmite Oatrsge
in Paris
PARIS, May H.. (Midnight)-A boDt
was exploded at IL 80 O'Clock last nigh,
at'the residence OF Pisrrs Mason, q hat
manufacturer at AZ Avenue Kleber. No.
body was injured and the house wsu
bias sgittle damaged. The whole neigh
borkesd was aroused by the noise snd
there WAS great excitement. There 10
ne elue't the perpstrator. The bomb
was 81 cylindrical form. and is believed
to have contained chloral powder. Ths
explosion rent the massive oak
door OF M. Maaon's house and threw
some of the servants out of bed. A
man has been arrested on suspicion of
having caused the explosion. 1t is be-
lieved'the outrage was directed against a
former public prosecutor named Bor-
retos, ,whe lives few doors away. The
explosion was 90 violent that not only
all the windows in the Mason house
were broken, but the windows wers
brokeE in house on the opposite eide
of the svanDe
The herald., 1894-05-12
THE AGREEMENT .tMUSlBE KEPT,
Great Northern ERaplOyee!
May STRIKE Again.
President Hill Accused of Acting in
BAD Faith.
Pullman Palace Car Works CLOSED on
Account of a Strike OF ED-
pi0yses-Uursst in Labor
Circles.
By, the Associated Press.

By. the Associated Press
ST.. PAU, May 1l.--Nearly oil the
meRahers of the A. r. q. grievance
comnittee are Yin the city, and two or
thrss,whashsve net yet srrived4wili DO
hsrs tSmsrTow. James Hogan, the Mon
saas organizer, says the Montana men
are ready to go outfit the agreement is
not carried ozt to the lister. Directer
RegaTs, who has charge of A. R. o..
rsskters in st. Paal. claims to have re-
.ceiyed .teisgEams stating thst maay men
have lbeea 5disohsFged. notwithstanding
the pranisss OF ths officials. Director
sRogsrs received the following telegram
irosn President Dsbs this merninE:
engineer Best and crew raust 60 to
work under all The men
In cussndys ofStAe authorization alleged
Interference, with trains are alss sntitlea
10 rer&srn 20 work uadrr the sgresaaent.
0say these proven guilty of mali
cSsua destruction ,ei property are barred.
and ti1ege relnene or these, as farYas II
know. WeSmRst insist On saeh!and
evayy man going bsck. have wired
Prs6ideAt Hill substantially to this
affsct. Keep me fully advises and If
neceSsssy VII join you"
Dsanty March all! Swarren and Short
sil arrived at st. Psul today FROM Will
mar, VITA stfikerE charged with inter
feringmit h ,Enaile. Ger4 s.a<aSisner Spsn-
coy keIS tAeaa,;r sSa0shends each.
AkNSEsPsIis. May IA special from
Grapd fosss, N. a., says the American
Rhis way Sttnion sFsceiyed telegram tell
ing "a en to hold themselves in rsadi-
ness, ss aRSthsf,ots.ke Smsy be ordered.
The herald., 1894-05-12
SPORTING Events UP TO DATE,
Race Meeting of the Garden
City Cyclers.
w. +. Foster Lowers the Two Niie
Coast Record.
Summary OF Ysaterdsy's Raees-hottis
Esston Wins the Melbourne
stud stakss-BasobSll
Scores.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN JOSH, May 11.-Tbe race meeting
OF the Garden City cyclers was attended
by 1890 spectators. The track was in
good condition and there was little
wind. w. f. Foster, OF the Olympic
CLUB wheelmeB, broke the coast two
mile recordain his heat; time, 4:50 3-5;
former record, 5:o1. He was paced the
frat mile by zisgler, making it in 2:2o.
Summary:
Mile scrRteh-First heat: Wilbur Ed
wards, G. &C. frst; Otto Ziegler, s. j..
K. o.. seeSnd; time, 2:47. Second heat:
w. f. Poster, o. @. W., first; @. S.
Wells, y. G. W., second; time, 2 SO 10.
Third heat: w. A. Tsrrill, B. @. W.,
first; r. l.. Leng, o. @. W., second I;
tiae, $3.50 SIS. Final: Ziegler first; Ed
wards sscoud; Wslls third; time,
2:2S 1.5.
Mile, nevica-First heat: Delmas, G.
&C., frst; w. H. Hustsd, Stamford,
aeeondS time, so %. Second heat:
q. A. Nissan, 3. G. W., first; T. Belloli,
8. j. re, second time, PAS 1-5. Fl.
nal: q. "A. Niesen won, Delnaes seccad !;
tims, 2;4225.
Hali mile, haRdicap-First heat: O.
8. Wsl!s, B. G. W.. % yards, ven; Al
Hubbard ,,s5 yards. second; W. II. Hs.
ley, 0.sC.HE., ,ytAird; time, ! :06 SIS.
Edwards. scratch. tried to pass the han
dicap men, but was ran late and had
bad fall. Hslsy fell and finished the
race, carrying his wheel. Schw all slpo
fell. Edwards was severely injured.
Second heat: Alexander, &. Q. O., So
yards, wen; R. L. Long. 40 yards, sac
ona; time, l IS 2-5. Third heat; W. F.,
Foster, scratch, wen; W. A. Terrill. %
yards, necond; O. Olson, 8. j. r. c., 40
yards, third; tine. 1o6 S-5. Finals:
Alexander won, Wells second, Olson
third; time, | :o5.
Two mile haaGiesp-First heat: Al
JaFnan, G. @. c., 250 yards, frat A. L.
Hubbard, G. @. O., 2l5 yards, sseendy
A. Piilssury. Stanford, 325 yards. third;
o. Olson, las yards, fourth; time, s 10.
Second heat: Walter Foster, scratch,
Grst; II. G. Smith, G. @. O., 175 yards,
seeend Dslass. $50 yards. third; time,
1850 8 &. Final; H. G. Smith won,
Delmas escond, I. S. Hall third; tims,
:53 LIB.
Stanford special, ono mile-F. @.
Wolf first, w. Il. Hustsd second, AL
JArman third; time, 2:2o2-5.
The prizes aggregated 500.
The herald., 1894-05-12

Results or Yestorday's Games on League
Diamonds.

Results OF Yestarday's Games on League
Diamonds.
CHICAGO, May I1.-Bassball score:
Chicago, 4; base hits, 8; errors, 2.
Louisville, 2; base hits, 8; errors. l.
Batteries Griffith and Kittredge
Stratton, Meneiee and Grim.
NEW York, May 1l.-Baseball score
New York. 5; base hits, 10; errors, 2
Washington 4; base hits 8; err
rora, 2.
Bsttsries-Petty and Dlgeale; West
ervelt and Wilson.
PTrsBURG, May 11.-Pittaburg knocked
Cuppy cut of the bax in the seventh in
ming, and in the eighth batted 4oung's
delivery hard enough to win the game
Pittsburg, 7 base hits, Ia; errors, 2.
Cleveland, 8 base hits, s; errors, 3.
teries-Ehret and Nancy: Cuppy,
Young and O'Connor.
BALTIMORE. May 11.-Baseball score:
Baltimore 7; base hits 10. errors 2.
Philadelphia, IL; base hits. IA; or
rors, 3.
Batteries orner and Robinson
Carsey and Clements.
The herald., 1894-05-12

toned one. It was thatcf lady. Speak.
ing concerning it, he said
''She had been suffering from Brigh's
diaesse for some time. She became
eneeinte, and about the fourth month
she suddenly became blind, had convul-
sions, and finally went into an uremic
coma. Several physicians who saw her
said she could ncs live, and in this view
/ fully eoncurred. As che could still
swallow, l said as last resort they
might try Warmers Safe Cure. They did
so, and, to the surprise OF everyone, she
recovered. She has since given birth to
living child, aud is perfectly WE'LL"
DR.. Gum said that he knows many
physicians who prescribe Warmers Safe
Cure regularly, and FOR the reason that
they fad their patients. both male and
female, are benefited by it. 1t ia, of
course, we'll known that this great REM
sdy is the standard preparation Of
America, not only for all kidney and
liver and female complaints, bat as
pure spring medicine and blood purifier.
No cure ever known to the world has had
such endorsements az it has, and it
stands, as it deserves to stand, wholly
upon lite merit.
The herald., 1894-05-12
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to it's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectqally cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
eniag them and it,is perfectly free from
every Objectionable Substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and ST. bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1894-05-12
THE RUNNING TURF.

Lettie Easton Wins = Big Purse Al Lex
fagton.
LExINGToN, May 1.-THE Melbourne
farm stud stakes, worth $3.50 to the
winner, was tie feature today.
Six furlongs-Little Walters won, John
Berkeley second, Caroline Hamilton
third; time, Is.
One mile-The Queen won, Pomiret
second, Interior third; tiHle, l :43.
Melbourne stud stake for 2-yeaf-olds,
$1o09 added, 5000 Co second, SIUU to
third, five urlongs-Lottie CASTOR won,
Fertile second, CAnewood third; time,
:0414.
FifEeen-sixteenths of a mile-La Joya
wen, Charity seeend, Lulu I. third;
time, :9l34.
Five furlengs-Rosits won, Ace sec
ond, Whit third; time, :04.
Six furiengs-KeRnis Miles won, Nc
Adag "a second. Cernelia third time l IL.
HAWTHORNE. ILL.,, May l1.-Six fur
longs William L. won, Dslsyryan sec
end, Colo third; TINA :251a.
Ono n1ile-Pretender won, Lazotta
second, Mockahi third; time 40.
One mie-DspoEit won, Pat Malloy
jr. second, McLight third; time l :49.
One mile-Babe Murphy won, Gus
Strauss second, j. ]. Douglass third (;
time 80.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures
wen, Belirineer second, Iron Duke
third; time 2:o71a,
ST.. LOUIS May ll.-Six and one'hsli
furlongs Rock won, SwGmpfox
second, Jessics third; time :254.
Six and one-hglf f1rloags-Prinee
Lsoa wen, Prancia Pope second, Bar
nsrd third; time :25.
Six and ene-half furlsngs-Judge
Cardwsll won, Ed Greenwood second,
RoquefoTt third; tine 24jI.
Fifteen aixtesnths OF . mils-Wekota
won, Grsmpisa secoad, Marcel third;
time, l;3G.
Rile and one xtesnth-Revenus won,
Dslhe McCone second, Henry jenkins
third; time, :521[.
SAN FRANCISCO. Msy 11.-Races: Five
farloBgs D. wen, Alto Mic. see
cad, Joo Hooker jr. third time, :021l
Half mile-St. Croix flly won, CAPT.
Coeter second, Fiirtilla third; time, 0 80
One aile-Ryland won, Anteuis Sec
ona, Currency third time. :43l6.
Five furloags-Gold Duet wsn, Nellie
Van second, Shamrock 5hird; time,
:031{.
Fiy9 and ons.hslf furlongs-- Border
Lassis woR, Chemuck second, Romus
third; time, l :0S.
The herald., 1894-05-12
TROUBLE WILL ENsUE.


Arrangements to Raise the Strike at
Cripple Creek.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COL, May H.
Arrangements are being perfected for
raising the strike at Cripple Greek, re-
gardiess of the Miners uEion.
1t is etated that between 600
sad 200 men have been sworn liz
as deputies. or will be, and hardy, de-
terniaea meR are being chosen fer the
bitter work expected. They will be
heavily armed and eupplisd with plenty
OF ammunition. Protection will be
given those who wish to work
for s2.75 fer eight hours, and it ia the
intention to let emily Americans 60 to
wcrk. Warm tiEes may be Leaked for.
Parties Interested in Cripple Greek deny
any knowledge of the preparations.
The herald., 1894-05-12
LOCOMOTIVES gIREMEN.
Chargss Against Chief Sargent 3 cling
Hoard.

Charges Against Chief Sargent Being
Hoard.
TEnRE HAuTz, Iud., May 18th e
beard of grand trugtsss and the grand
executive board OF locomotive flssaen
tsday considered the CT Piaia;H Of fire.
nen againat Chief sargsnt, ths lat
ter hsying refused to sanction strike
on the Chicago and Eastern Illineis
altar the fremen had voted 6lmoat
unanimously ia favor OF it. Chisf Mer-
risey OF the trainnsn is here, ind Chief
CLARK OF tho conductors will arrive in
the laorning. Il ia likely the meetings
will not end bsisrs the middle Of next
week
The herald., 1894-05-12

hEwcAsrLE, Cal, Aay 11.-The Stock
ton Andustrials psssed through here thia
ai.5rneea. The liz men we're ali well
am. ia geoS spirits. They wers amply
provided wish ,Provisions and bedding.
1aer ~iN give a;minstSsl sntsrtsianent
as auburn Re1t Monday. They CLAIM to
be psy ing their way.
The herald., 1894-05-12
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Something OF Fight In the Convent
at,St. Paul

Something OF a Fight In the Convention
at St. Paul.
ST.. Paul. May I.-Thers was some
thing Of a fightfin 1.-THE Bretherh God of
Locomotive Engineers convention to-
day, the Younger and more lib
eral element trying to break dowa
some OF tbs conservative lules that have
prevailed for many years. Grand Chief
Arthur's formal address was delivered
, today in executive session. The fight
, over the rules resulted ia some changes,
! but neRe of great ina pertance. This after.
noon the ladies' auxiliary held an open
session in the Metropolitan opera house,
fsr whichit the sagiHoers adjourned their
business. The, regular convention ses-
sians ara hold behind clesad doors, news
coming through rstieent prose- COM
mlttee.