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did not show up there it was supposed
something had happened to him. The
hndfng of a murdered man in box-car
at country railroad station, with his
lace beaten into an unrecogniZable condi-
tlon, gave rise to the belief that the body
was that of Decker.
All this time the Fresno merchant was
staying at the Western Hotel in this city
attending to some business matters. He
did not think few days absence would
cause so much anxiety among his rela-
UYes and friends
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OUTER, csc POUND; THIS Is FINE
- mountain butteri 10 bars soap for 25c
SlMUNS BEESLEI, SlS * street
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COOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
" rooms; great bargain Apply 122 X st,
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ALIVE. AND KICKING

A Fresno Merchant Objects to Being
ClasSed With the Dead.
J. F. Decker, the Fresno merchant who
was supposed to have been mysteriously
murdered, is alive. Mr.. Decker is also
kicking.
About a week ago he left Bartlett
Springs for his home in Fresno, but as he
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LoST-FOUND.

STOLEN OR STRAYED- ON FRIDAY
- from Judge Beatty's ranch ION Seventh
street road, outside city limitsl bay horse,
unshod. Return to Hoy Kee Company, 43O
street, and receive reward. ol-3t*
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CATHEDRAL AVEN UE HARNESS
~ Shop, sos Eleventh street.-New and Sec
ond-hanu harness and collars bought and
sold or exchanged. b. J. SCULLION
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A WELL-PAYING 13-ROOM LODGING
n house. doing good business; fine Ioca-
ton; reason for selling, going East. Address
+. n, this Office.
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01OO IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
OlUU near Oak Park; balance on easy paw
ments. Call or address +. w. HUNTER.
room 1 1, 420 J street.
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Millions for Defense

Against the inroads of that subtle, lurk-
ing foe to human health, malaria, had
been expended uselessly when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters appeared upon the
scene and demonstrated it's power as a
preventive and curative of the dreaded
scourge. When the 'sgold fever" ragged
In 1919 In California, malaria was con-
temporapeous with it at the .'diggings. /"
ana wrought dreadful havoc among the
miners. Then and subsequently on the
lsthmus of Panama, and wherever in the
tropics malarial disease is most virulent.
the Bltters became the recognized safe
guard. For the effects of exposure and
fatigue, miasma-poisoned air and water.
sea sickness and all disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels, the Bitters
affords prompt relief. Invalids of all
sorts will find it fully adequate to their
needs.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
J. house keeping; also for gentleman alone
Apply 901 Front street. se2S-6t*
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TOR SALE-TWO NEW INCUBATORS
l. 4oO-egg capacity each; will be sold very
cheap, For further particulars apply at this
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sACRAMENTo AEOozDUN1oN. MONDAY OCTOBER l. 1884,
MEETING NOTICES.

CITIZENS AsSoCIATIoN-A SPECIAL
" meeting of the above association will be
held THIS Monday EVENING, October 1st,
at Pythian Castle. Matters OF the utmost Inn
portance Will be considered By order OF the
new Executive Board. C. Z. ADAMS,
1t Chairman,
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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH
Il ushek piano, which came into our posses
sion in the way of trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The piano can be ordered direct from
factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
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GRAIN AND HAY RANCHES TO LET
~ Apply, II. j. GOETHE, 1017 Fourth
street. se26.2W*
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M ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
Nl on city or country property; also, real es-
tate bought and sold by n. l.. DREW, 4OS j,
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700 D ST.-TWO OUNFURNISHEDR ROOMS
IOO suitable for housekeeping. se29-1w*
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ENROM ONE THIRD TO ONE-HAI
u saved on all classes OF dentistry at DR.
NEWSOM'S, 1120 street.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A NAN WHO FULLY UN-
w derstands the detail of hop-growing and
competent TO take charge of hopyard. Mar
rled man preferred. Address ~, this Office,
stating age, references and concerning expert
ence in that work ol-3t
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111k NINTH ST.-FURNISHED SINGLE
L IIlO and two housekeeping rooms; rent
reasonable
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A n EXPERIENCED RESPONSIBLE DE-
N tectiye wants work; takes all kind of
eases reasonable. Address DETECTIVE. p. o.
Box 80. o1-MWF3t*
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc; FILL
n lngs, soc and up. at DIR. NEWSOM'S
DENTAL PARLORS, 1920 / street.
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A TTENTION, EXEMPTS-
n Your regular monthly meet
Ing will be held THIS (MONDAY) ~
EVENING, October 3, 1894, at %A
Fireman's Hall, at 7:30 O'Clock.
CHAS. BARNES, President.
l.. Ii. SUTLIFF, Secretary. Its
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NNH1S WEEK HEAVY REGULAR SOC.
i oil cloth reduced to 25 cents per yard so
cent linen warp mating 20 cents; body
brussels carpet reduced to 81 per yard sewed
and laid. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELLS. 4O9 X
street. Furniture and Carpets.
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WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO
w housework In small family, city or
country; is a good cook. Address 325 NJ
street. se2S-3t*
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ACCOUNTANTS.

A CCOUNTANT-BOOK EXAMINED,.AD
n Justed and kept; charges reasonable. ].
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T AIDES WANTED TO WRITE AT HOME;
IL SO weekly; no canvassing. Reply with
stamp, MISS FANNIE FELkNOk, South
Bend, Ind. se29-3t*
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
IL Cleaning, corner Twelfth and . streets.
Carpet cutting, sewing and refitting; furni-
ture packed for shipment; secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 292.
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RIFLE SCORES

Result Of Yesterdays Practice by Mil
itary Marksmen.
The military sharpshooters were out in
force yesterday at the American River
ranges, and the following 200 yard scores
ware made.
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CTORE TO LET-JUST VACANT; WELL
- paying barber shop; II wanted, with three
rooms; or good place for other business. In
Qufre Gil K street. O1-tf
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1000 1 TREET-FURNISHED ROOMS
lHEH for housekeeping; also suite of fur.
nished rooms for two gentlemen. o1-3t
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T OST A BROWN, DOUBLE-NOSED
II water spaniel dog about six months old;
white stripe on breast. Ii returned 10 l4l7
street suitable reward will be paid. se29-3t*
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EDUCATIONAL.
BLACKsMITHs. ETC.

GEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends IN the East.
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CTATED MEETING OF TEHAMA n
- Lodge, No. 8, F. and A. NJ, THIS M
4Monday) EVENING, at 1880 O'Clock. Xxx
Visiting brethren cordially invited. wv
IT. A. j. VERMILYA w NJ
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WANTED TO RENTS ACRES ON M
w street road; will erect any buildings
wanted. n. l., DREW, 4OS J street.
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STOLEN A FINE PARKER BROS
- breechloading shotgun, 1O-guuge. The
nnder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at j. NJ. MORRISON'S, Delmonico
Restaurant ol-MWE3L*
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srENoGRApHY AND rYpEwR1r1NG.

MISS NJ. YECKLEY, STENOGRAPHER
Al and Typewriter, 408 st. Telephone 20.
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TO LET OR RENT.

ono STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
CUH rooms and rent reasonable.
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IT HALF-PRICE HIGH SCHOOL
"A books OF the Middle and Junior Glasses
1402 q street.
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
~ in an office, as cashier or assistant with
DOCKS; has good knowledge of shorthand
and typewr1ting. Address Il. L., this Office.
Se29-2t
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NTANTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
w housework in the country. Apply at
2402 h street. se29-3t*
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TRY McMorry's Teas. They are the
best i'll the market. 531 NJ street.
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WANTED-THREE OR FOUR HOUSE
w Keeping rooms tor man and wife. Ad-
dress u, this office, se29-3t*
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FOR SALE.

ScOO BUYS 5-ROOM COTTAGE; BATH.
OUUU tank, tankhouse, windmill, barn
trees ana vines: worth double the money;
viii exchange for city lot. Apply to N L.
DREW, 40S street
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HOUSE OF ROOMS, ALL MODERN I'M
i provernents; on line cars. Address A. E.,
this Office.
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7 OST-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON SET
IL with onyx and seven pearls. Finder re-
turn TO this Office and recei We reward se25-6ts
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INTELLIGENT MEN AND WOMEN
i everywhere TO take orders for ''Shepp's
New York City, illustrated" just out. Mar
velous production of the American Metrop po.
lis. Profusely illustrated from original Pho
tographs taken by our own artists III palaces
and Sums. Liberal terms and descriptive
circulars FREE on application. No capital re-
qulred; profits $6 TO $17 daily. II you want
TO make money fast, write to-day. Address
GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING CO., 35S
Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,, and 723 Chest
nut street Philadelphia, Pa. se10-1OtMWF
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nRUG CLERK OF FIFTEEN YEARS
~ experience; college graduate, wants situa-
tion; good reference. Address &C.," P. y.
box SOS.
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ENITTZ CURE-HOME TREATMENT FOR
l. the drink habit. For full particulars ad-
dress y. NJ. AUBERTUS, 725 u street, Sacra-
hento. se26-6t*
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LIOR SALE, UPRIGHT PIANO, ALMOST
l. new, cheap. SOC II street.
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TOR SALE-A GOOD BLOCK OF LAND
i in a good business location. See our adj
vertisement on another page OF this paper.
EDWIN h. ALSlP Il CO., No. 1o15 Fourth
street. -
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IF YOU THINK OF CHANGING YOUR
l. grocer give us IA trial. Stan ndard Cash Store
corner Fifth and l.. j. ). JONES & Co
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-HELP, MALE
IL and female, furnished on short notice:
country orders solicited. L. j. SMITH, 527%
b. Telephone 467.
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A LASKA GRAPE WINE.-A CERTAIN
N cure and preventive OF all maIarial or
lnlasmatic diseases; purifies the blood and
invlgorates the nervous system. For sale al
the NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 724L
X street.
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EMPLOY MENT OFFICE AND COLLEC-
Il ton Agency-Help furnished, male or fe-
male, on short notice. Country orders 80
Hcited. a. b. MARTIN, 626 l street.
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GOOD HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS
" cheap. DIR. NICHOLS. 9O9 + street.
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DOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS SALOON.
l. doing good business; TO right party, part
time; two billiard and pool tables; large re-
frigerator. Address S. IL, this Office.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

k1k TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE, SEC
clC ond-hand and new harness, saddles
etc., bought. sold, exchanged or repaired.
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THEY FEEL BETTER.

Railroad Officials In St. Paul Look For
An Early Ending of the Strike.
ST. PAUL, July 4.-There is thought
to be an early close Of the strike in pros
pect in st. Paul. Conditions look more
favorable now than at any time since the
trouble began, and feeling of renewed
confidence exists all around, both among
citizens and officials.
The railroad officials look for an early
renewal of passenger and freight service
on all the roads. They say that all
trains which have been tied up will be
operated regularly again within forty
eight to seventytwo hours, and they
say also that the strike will in all prob
ability be declared off by Saturday
night.
There is better condition of things
in railroad circles to-day than since the
first Of the strike. The tie-up has been
broken in many cases, and all passenger
trains in ard out Of st. Paul are running
on regular time with the exception OF
the Milwaukee night trains to South Da-
kota points, and the Northern Pacific
overland trains
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STRIKE SETTLEMENT.

Probabilities and Possibilities of Speedy
Settlement of the Present Strike.
CHICAGO, July 4-More than anything
else does the question of a settlement OF
strike absorb the attention of the whole
people. So far it does not appear that
anything whatever has been done, and
to all external appearances the condition
0 things has not changed at all from
that which existed a week ago, But il is
stated now, however, that settlement
which shall be satisfactory to all CON
cerned will be arranged by Saturday.
Not much definite information can be
obtained, as all who are concerned are
close mouthed, and do not talk much Of
the matter.
Just what arrangements will be made
cannot be said, but there is a we'll au-
thentieated report that there may be a
meeting between the officers of the A.
r. u. and the General Managers asso-
citation within twenty-four hours, to ar
rive at some understanding in the mat
ter. Mayor Hopkins has been negoti-
ating with both sides, and, if the meet
ing is arranged it will be the result of
his efforts. HI VI.
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Make Il CHARtiE.

Troops Make a Charge to Clear the Stock
yards at Chicago this a fternoon.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Soldiers charged on
the strikers and sympathizers at the
stockyards at Chicago this afternoon.
Three thousand strikers we're on the
track where train wanted to go out,
and refused to move The soldiers
charged on the crowd with drawn bay
onets on a double quick. The crowd
scattered. No one was hurt, and before
the mob got out of the yards, another
crowd had gathered and were making
threatening demonstrations. It looks as
though there would be serious trouble
before night.
General Miles was informed of the
charge of the soldiers, and remarked:
Somebody will get hurt down there
yet"
Several companies from Omaha and
Fort Brady, Mich, due in Chicago this
afternoon.
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The General Situation,

me Genefal SITUATION. .-.
CHICAGO, July 4-The United States
troops which we're ordered here arrived
early this morn and were distributed
about in the city in the places where the
most trouble exists. The United States
government has now taken hand in the
matter, anG an order has been issued
from Washington to the United States
attorney at Chicago, directing him at
once to summon together the grand jury,
for the considerations of the matters
now absorbing all attention in Chicago.
The attorney general, in summoning
the grand jury was not quite clear in his
statements, and he was requested by the
Associated Press to state his reasons for
so doing. This he declined to do, and
he also declined to discuss the matter.
It is surmised, however, that he in
tends to secure the indictment and pun
ishment of Debs and other prominent
leaders of the strike for violating the
anti trust act Of July 2, 1890, and for the
acts committed prior to the omnibus
injunctions made by Judges Grosscup
and Woods, which restrain strikers from
Interfering in any way with railroad
property.
The authorities at Washington are
fully determined to enforce the laws,
and to punish all who violate them, and
so far as the national government is con
cerned, there will be no compromise and
no temporizing in dealing with the case.
The present strike is considered to be
an act of bold defiance to the laws of the
country. and criminal infringement OF
the rights of the people Of the whole
country. It is SO considered by the au-
thorities, and will be so handled. The
blocking Of all mail. passenger and
| freight traffic is considered a blow at
the whole system of economic affairs
and the strike will be ehandled in way
that Will restore order and renew traffic
The troops which were ordered tc
Blue Island have arrived, and several ar
rests Of strike leaders have been made
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MORE TEOCPS.

Fight More Companies of United States
Infantry Ordered to Chicago
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Gen. Schofield
has authorized Gen. Nelson A. Miles to
send six companies of infantry from
Fort Leavenworth and two companies
from Fort Brady, Mich, to Chicago,
to assist those already there in con-
trolling the rioters who are destroying
property and obstructing traffic The
troops from Fort Leavenworth left that
place last night and are expected to
arrive in Chicago this morning.
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TROOPS 1T RATION.

Governnent Troops Have Reached New
MeNieo TO Raise the blockade
RATION, July 5.-The troops which were
ordered here have arrived at last. For
two days the strikers have terrorized the
town, stopped the trains and delayed all
traffic. The blockade will doubtless be
raised to-day.
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OUTSIDE SITUATION.
Not Much New III the Situation Along
the Lines of the Railroads

NOG NluCn ne" Ill the SlCuaC1O0 Along
the Lines of the Railroads.
CHICAGO, July 4. 4.-There is not much
new since yesterday, along the lines of
the roads which are tied up. The North
western road managed to move several
trains last night, but is tied up tight
again this morning. There has been no
resumption Of work at the stockyards,
and all employees are still out. Outside
Of the city, everything appears to be
quiet. Both sides are waiting, and all
traffic is blocked in consequence. The
ranks Of the unemployed are being
added to eacn day, as many Of the roads
are laying off men all along their lines,
because of the cessation of business, and
these will not be taken on again until
traffic is resumed.
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ORDER FILED,

The Order For a Special Grand Jury in
Chicag' Has Been F1led in Court.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Pursuant to the IN
structions of Attorney General Olney,
the United States attorney here has
called the special grand jury to investi-
the cases of the strikers, and the order
has been filed in the United States cir
cult cOurt.
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KNIGHTS or L-3BOR.

Debs Wants Sovereign 10 Gail Out Entire
Body OF knights Of Tabor.
DEs. MONIES, July 5.-Presdent Dabs
Of the A. r. U. wants cessation of
labor by all of the laborlng men in the
country, in the endeavor to bring Pull
man to terms. Not satisfied with the
striking of all the railroad men in the
central and western part of the country,
he has asked Grand Master Workman
Sovereign to call out all Knights Of
Labor from Council Bluffs to San Fran
cisco. Sovereign has not even made his
answer to the request.
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SUBURBINS RESUME.

Two Roads Which Have Been Tied Up
Resume Suburban Traffic To-Day,
CHICAGO, July 5.-Two of the suburb
an roads which have been tied up, re-
sumed traffic this morning. They are
the Illinois Central and the Northwest
ern. The suspension of the suburban
traffic has been one of the keenest blows
to Chicago, and to the workingmen who
live in the suburbs, and the resu mption
will afford great relief.
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Riot in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 4.Itis a hot Fourth
OF July in Chicago in more ways than
one. The trouble which was expected
has come, and everything is excitement.
All kinds Of rumors are flying thick and
fast, and riots and disturbances are to be
seen everywhere in the city.
The trouble opened at the stockyards
this morning. The yards were filed
with wreckage from the vandalism Of
the strikers, and the United States
troops we're there guarding the deputy
marshals and men who were clearing
the wreckage away The troops are
brook1ng no foolishness, and are hard
after the strikers. This morning the
latter to the number of one thousand
gathered and commenced hooting at the
soldiers. The commander stood this for
little while, and then, realizing that no
cessation Of the acts was intended, or
$dered his men to charge with fixed bay
onets. This had the effect of scattering
the mob instantly, but merely turned
their attention to other points. II!
There we're plenty Of places which
we're nnguarded by troops, and the
strikers at once turned their attention
I to these. Two trains were made to col
#lide at Stewart avenue and Milwaukee
tracks, and both engines we're complete
" demolished. u. .ss
Both yards we're completely blocked
by the debris. Police were at once
summoned and sent to the scene, but
the strikers had fled to seek new fields
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon, the strik-
ers began rioting ct Fifty first street.
They began by throwing several cars
from the track, and next attempted to
wreck q train which was carrying troops
TO the stockyards. The soldiers disem-
barked from the train, and made pre-
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parations to clear the mob from the
tracks. The mob scattered and the sol
diers were given orders to clear the rail
road property Of strikers and to fire
upon them, if the order was not instantly
obeyed.
The condition at o'clock this after
noon is critical, and everything is at
fever heat. A conflict is thought to be
imminent, and may occur at any time
this afternoon or early this evening.
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The Attorney General Instructs the
\ District Attorney to summon
sa the Grand Jury.
Surmised that Debs and Other Lead
ers are to be Indicted by the
Jury.
Rumors of Settlement of Difficult
ties to be Arranged by satur-

CHICAGO, July A new element tow
ard the settlement of the railroad diff
Guilty at this place has come to light, and
may be of service in the bringing about
of a re-adjustment of traffic. Mayor
Hopkins has been working quietly for
several days, in an effort to bring the op-
posing forces together. The present
condition Of affairs is disastrous to the
city Of Chicago, and for the interests of
the city industries, Mayor Hopkins ef-
forts are toward bringing about some
kind of an understanding, which may be
brought to pass within day or SO.
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SOLID FOR BUDGE.

Grand Forks County Elects Solid Dele
CATION Tor Billy Budge.
GRAND FORKS, July 4.-The Grand
Forks republican county convention,
which was held at Larimore, has been a
subject Of great interest all over the
state, because Of the rival candidates
from the county for the delegation to
Fargo for state treasurer. The result of
the convention was solid delegation for
VIM Bndge. - N.
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OPERATOR KNOCKED OUT,

An Indiana Operator Maitreated For Re-
fusing To Join In the strike.
WEST UNION, July 5.-An operator on
the Eastern Illinois railway was bound
and gagged by three masked men yes
terday morning, because he refused to
join the strikers. He remained in this
condition all day and through the night,
until morning, when he was found and
released. n..
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TROUBLE At HELENA.

U. S. Troops to BE Sent There, If Marshals
Cannot Control Strikers
HELENA, July 4. There is serious
troublein prospect here, and strikers
have been growing more aggressive.
No trains are allowed to run, and the
government has ordered troops to be
sent here, provided marshals cannot
muster sufficient force to keep trains in
operation. 5|
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BIG EOUR STaSTs UP.

Trainmen On the Big -Four Declare the
strike Off, And Are at Work
MATrooN, ILL.,, July 5.--Tha trainmen
on the Big -Four system at this place
have resumed work, and trains are rum
uing. The men declared the strike off
th.s morning.