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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-03
Issued Against tho Strikers by
Two United States Judges
OF Chicago
Ordering Thorn Not 20 Int0rforc
with ANY Kind OF Inter-
state Traffic.
Mast Not Prevent Men From Working.
aud Must not Induee Them to ouli
senatorial Notioo.

CmcAGO. Jniy 2.-OpsrGiions against the
atrlhsrs began to-day With conferences be-
tween United States Judges Wooda and
O ossoup aud Edwin Walker. the svoeinl
solicitor appointed yesterday by Attorney
Gonelal Onay and District Attorney MI
christ. The lRwyera submitted bulky
bill, asking tho federal eourts 10 enIO' n th1
strikors fiom interfering With tie mails.
The bill waa originally drawn 70 eoi Join
the s,rIkora from interfering with tho MALE.
but was moi!iisd. under orisra from Wash
ington, 70 snioin from interference with
Any trains. Thls protection will be sought
under tho Interstate commerce act. IL was
be'isvOd a. the government building that
tho Injunction which was issued will stop
tho strike when the power OF the govern
msDt can be called upon TO enforce IL.
Judge Woods said The marshal would be
expected TO enforce II, and IT he is unable
10 do so troops can be called ont.
1T 10 not necessary" said he. 10 Issue
an injunction 10 prevent intsrfsrencs With
meils, for such interfcrsnos 10 in Itself a
inns for which the guilty party can be ar
rested and indicted. IL IL more necessary
TO Issue a restraining order 10 prevent in-
terierenco with interstate commerce. Tho
only reason for issuing tbs order al oil ID
that IL is a means OF meeting the PRESENT
emergency. for the proosse OF arrest and
Indictment 10 slov."
The jndQe SAID the order applied 10 ILL.,
nois, the sest OF the trouble, and san bs
entered In the courts Of Indiana and Wis
consin. Men arrested for violation Of the
Injunction will be brought before the court
for contempt, and can bs punished with
Inn prisonment.
The Injunction namsa twoniy-three
roads. ali IN tho insmbsrehip OF the Rail-
way asaociatios. and the Union Stock
Yards Transit compnny. that must not be
interfersd with. All members Of the A. II,
L. and ''all othor pc sons whatsoever" arc
ordsrsd 10 refrain from interfering with
trains, freight or passenger. Tho msn are
ordered also not 20 enter tho yArds or
premises OF the companies 10 with the int
10 do unlawful acts. or 10 compel. by
threats, violener, or by any other means,
employees OF road 10 quit work. The or.
der also eujoins defsndants from inducing
by ''psfeugsion. threats, violence, or By
other means. employees OF companies TO
leaye the service or induce them 70 -efusa
60 .eriofm thoir duties.r
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SAYS HE WAS HELD UP.

The Complainant Lost S1eB. hut Man
aged 10 save 81.
A man giving She nSmo Of A. ksshuu
complaine1 TO Sergeant Mutthy at police
headquarters last night that be had been
held up by seven or Sigh, men Al the Mon
iena Central depot. Tho story he told was
that ho was In saloon near the depot
drinking The men he accuses OF holding
him Mp were there. They asked him to
treat. lie pulled out quarter snd srsut shat
with them, which lsit hiu sl,25 la change
Wishing 10 catch freight train he started
asross tho srAeks, when ho aaIa ho was
seized by Que Of the men, who threw an
arm around his neck and choEed him while
tho others went through him. They tnok
his $l.2h but 50 note which ho had In a
fob pocket esoAl ed. Sergeant durphg gave
Meehan lodging for tho night aud with
Policemen BoesleT started out and arrestsd
Wm. Mum, John Oonuors. lnmea Conway,
William kYan and Jamos Hawkins on tho
charge OF committing the robbery. Nee
han said no reoogniSad thtso OF the men ~
being IN the party.
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Tho River and uarbor mn.

WASHINGTON, Jnly 9.-rhs ssnate COM
mittso on commerce hopes 10 have the river
aud harbor bill ready 10 report a, an early
day Dolph aud Aiiohsrs plan for tho
improvement OF The Dallos OF sho Colum-
bia river, and Sqaire's demand for a canal
70 connect the vatsrs Of llpkes Union aud
Washington with Puget sound, arc undsF
consideration. Tho Oregon senator's de-
airs boat railway or canal at The DAlles,
which, With iha completion of tho ereAs
locks az the Cascades will ogeh up tho
whole Colombie river 10 navigation. Ths
cost will be about Si,000000. Tho cost OF
the profess advocated Nv equlie will bs
about Sa,000OCO, Ihs oonaition OF The
treasury ~ not such ~ 10 encourage large
appropriations but the senators from the
pSoifo northwest fa5l surs OF success
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IN CALIFORNIA.


The Strikers Have tho Upper Hand-An
Injunction.
SAN Francesca July 2.-To-niRht tho
slriksrs appear to have the uppor hand
Their blockade Of the ontire Southern Pa
clio 10 practically comFleta. The western
divisions Of tho Santa Fe road are 10 much
the same condition. In fact. railway traffic
Ia almost at q s.andstili as all points on the
Pacific coast
North OF Portland there 10 much trouble,
the Northern Pacific being practically tied
mn. aud the Union Pacific involved. All
overland trains have been effeotually
blocked, and tho only trains running any
where are looslo.
Two oint OF particular interest In Cali
fornia tonight a'e sacramento and Los
Angeles. The Southern Pacific this morn
ing posted notices at the Oakland mole an
nouncinc that until furthsr notieS no at
tempts would be made 20 dispatch overland
trains. Company q. First United Statos
infantry, At Boneeis. has received orders 20
proceed TO Porta Costa aud join the rest OF
ths regiment and proceed 10 Los Angeles.
IT. oops At Ang island are nlEo preparing
20 move. They will take thirty days ra-
tiona Aad Gstllng guns.
Az Los Angeles Judge Ross this morning
issued an injunction against Debe. HOWARD,
Lynch, Hnd all strikers on the southern
Pacinc and santa Fs uystems, forblddlng
them 20 interfere with tho transmission of
mails, and also fo'biidinp them 10 inter
fore With traffo between states. This in
junction was issued at the instance OF the
United Stn,es Dlstfiot Attorney Dennis,
snd II ia the intention OF the court Nutho'-
itiss, In the svont OF refusal OF the men 10
obsy the In junction. 10 place warrants for
their arrest In tho hands OF the United
States troops.
Al sAcramsuto exeltement IL fully ne
intense as At Los Angeles. General supet-
intendent Fillmore, OF the Southern Pa
ciiic. is there endsayoriuR TO break the
blackade. Bo In ooulbattod by force OK
| 400 sirlkers. who swarm about the depot
and through the yards. Neither could rail-
road men be got during tbs afternoon to
| take out tho trains.
This afternoon the Southern Pacific ofii-
cials addressed an appeal for aasistnnes 10
Mayor btoiuman, Of Sacramento. The
mayor Ia called upon for protection, and 10
olsnr ths railroad yards. ho 10 also haked
10 call upon The governor for state troops
in case tho city polioS should prove insfi-
aionl Mayor Steinmen refused TO inter.
fsro as requested. holding that ho had no
authority TO act unless some oyers uol
should DO committed by the strikers.
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GAVE UP THEIR CHARTER

Action OF tho u. Of II. T. Rt Livingston
Operators Discharged.
Special 10 Ths Indepsndsnt.
Lryrsosros. July 2.-At a meeting OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Traihmen. hold
this evening. IL WAS decided 70 forfeit the
charter and disbAnd the local organization.
This action wAs brought abou, by mss-
sage received from w. A. Sheehan, grand
secretary and treusurst OF the traInmen's Q
order. which was In reply 10 q rsqueat wired
him by President Brockawa and sscretary
Tolhnd. OF the local order. that he rosain
the members OF the order here In good
standing until trafiio was resumed. when
the dues would bo forwarded. The grand
secretary replied Immediately aud cen
sured them for joining tbs strike. and do
elared that all members who had done go
were expelled from the order. This was
unsatisfsotory, and q special meeting was
called. when the abovs action was decided
al on by unanimous vote.
Lats last night Dispatchsvs Flood. Reese
and Elliott, employed In tho chief dispatch
er's office. wtro released for refusing TO do
the work OF A. Il. U. operators who have
joinsd the strikers. The strike situation
mere 10 unchanged and no efTorts are being
made 10 rssnmo operations az the shops oI
on the rohd.
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STRIKE NOTES.
ssversi Additions To tho List Of Roads
Tiod-Up


ssversi Additions To tho Lat Of Roads
Tiod up
Salt LAKE. July Tho Union Pacific
has sent no trims from here 10 tho eAat OF
north since yesterday morning. Judge
Merritt to-day signed an ordor requiring all
Union Pacific en- ployes in tho territory to
decide by seven O'Clock Tomorrow morning
II they desire to remain In the employ OF
the road and perform the duties required
OF them. otherwise the receivers are In
strueted to discharge the men aud hli their
places
The Rio Grnnde Western road ia moving
some OF Iva trains with the aid Of United
States marsbals.
The engineers held meeting this aft0r-
noon and sRrsod not 10 strike.
ST. LoUIa July 2.-The status of the
railrond strike hese is this almoet complete
interruption OF freight traffic. while pAI-
seneor trains made mp by yhrdmastsfs and
q number OF terminal association switch
men. who have rstprned 10 worn. are NOV
ine practically on time. On both sijes OF
the river all svitohmsn have struck except
tho Wabash Western and the ~. Louis.
Keokuk a. Northwestern.
OMAHA. July 2--Not a train has bosn
moved by the Rock Island In Omaha to-
day. The entire yard force was discharged
eIoert ono crew to handle Sells Brothors'
olfe, { train. The Union Pacific IL not hf-
feo' " -ontt Of Cheyenne.
kAksAs CRY, July 2.-Tbs tie-up 10 now
effective on the Santa Fo. Rock Island and
Chicago & Alton. Tho local superlnten 4
ent OF the Rock Island has resolved To-
at uctions to abandon all trains until fur
ther advice.
CnicAoo. July . President Debs received
to-day the following dispatch from General
Muster Workman Sovereign, Knights OF
All willing 10 cell gene nl stsike."
INDIANAPOLIS. July Big Four men 10
tbe nunlber OF 800 went oot this evening
These, with Lake Esio d Western ana
other strikers, will make tho total number
Of slrikera hero about 1000.
TRINIDAD, Col. July 2.-unitel States
.rooIs arrived here tonight. The afFigal
Of the troops was n surprise 10 the strikers,
40 they had cut tho wires.
LITTLE Rock. July Am order has been
received from Debs for a strik on the Iron
Mountain and Cotton Belt
TOPEKA. July 2.-The Santa Fs shops
we're closed indefinitely at noon; the men
had decided 10 strike.
EvAssyrILE, Ind, July 2.-The Evans.
vile a Tsire Hauts road Is completely
stopped by the ntrike.
LUDLOW. Ky., July 2.-Ninety men In the
Pullmsn shops acre wen, ou, to day and
the shogs are olossl.
MoSTrrLIER. Ohio. July 2-All trains on
the Wabash IAilrosd are stopped here by
tas strikers.
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NOTHING EVER LIKE 1T.

The Exhibition of Fireworks In Helena
ON the Fourth.
Tho fireworks which are 10 bo sst OF on
Mount Helena 70 morrow night will sur
pass anything in that line ever seen in the
northwest. They will be set OF on the knob
half way up the hill, having the mountain
for a background. Among the large and
sOt pieces will bs a head OF Washington, n
largo cTossnrc bsttsry. a sparkling caprice.
a polka bate y. an aerial bonq0t Of foses
two uniou Gag founts, a bombshell foun-
tain. a golden fountain. an exhibition AM
srican eGgo. and magnificent good nigh,
pleos. lnterspersSd will be hundtsds OF
tooketa OF various sizes nud designg,
wheels. tourhilllons, rosottss, TRAN
giles. Mounts Neauvius. roman candles
musical candles, electric sprsAders. Ars.
works balloons biusolas, cannon crackers.
etc. There hrs upwards Of 900 pisoos in
the collection, not counting red i1Is and
oAnnon crackers. OF which there are plenty.
Altogether the fireworks 10 be net OF 10.
morrow night are worth going miles ~ see
and what 10 moe they may be seen for
mllep.
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RfoverS association. Mr.. Walker had
been up In tho Fhthend hahina md
does not want 10 be oaneht In another tie
ap. lie rode nambsr Of milss 0n hand
car. lie shTa going up hill IA was all right,
but going down they won't 20 faat be had ~
hold on 20 hia hair 10 keep 10 from blowing
on.
Postal Clsek !. II. schualsr deserves tho
thanks Of Helena people. He was Ia
charge Of the mail car that wag tied up Al
Livingston. Monday morning he aud four
Others len Livingston on a hand oar,
bringing Ave sacks Of letter mail. lie dis
trlbutod the malta for the towna Aa be came
along and ploted up what theto was for the
vest arriving In Helena al nine y. m.
This mail should have been In 'tslSnA n
week ago. Now the only eastern mail mias'
ing 10 az BillinRl IL that was here Helena
reoplo would nos have missed daY'a east
sfn mail.
Ths report that there Ia 10 be n tie.up oi
the Gfsat NoTthern to-day 10 dsniod by Vi,
employea Of that company.
Ga the application OF the Union Puoihc
attorney, j, Is. HhfopshiTe. of Butte. aI
order has been issued by Judge KHowlo'
dit Getting tho United States marshal 10 pro
teot the property OF that company. II
directs him 10 a rest amy ono interfering
with tho running Of trains on the Uniot
Pacific. or advising othors 20 interfere, Of
personally aiding or abettlns any inteffof
encA
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TuE LOCAL SITUATION.
Deputy MaIsbais Succeed Deputy shorIns
ms Guardians.


Deputy MaIshals Succeed Deputy shcrin.
ms Guardians.
There was no change locally in tho rail.
road situation yesterday. The A. II. U.
mon who have boOn guarding She railroad
property as speeial deputies. resigned yea
to- day on the refusal of tho company ia
pay them, and wero suecoedSd by United
States deputT ma'6hals. A committee Of the
A. X. u. called on Supt. Finn IA regard u
tho statement ho had made 10 the commits
siOners OF Park countf alleging that tho
ailroAd men we're committing dopfedAtionu
on railroad property. Tue superintendent
sAd lie had no 20 B0hAl knowledge OF dny
jcpredAiions cola mitiod hy the men either
in lRrk county ot on his division, aud thai
tbs information 90 him to that siIeot oams
10 Linn q ON Tie general oIlioto at 81 Paul.
Al tho meeting OF the union last night
llitTstw0 new men were taken Ia and a oAn-
yAsLot Who hss been west OF Helena Tor
sixty milss, reported that not soul was nj
werk IoJ the Tsilrohd cdDpany.
Du inp tho day thu union tslosrAphsd
Cvmmodo Power AMI Cong egBmsn Hart
man, requesting them o. ouppoTt tho Kyla
rrsolntOu. Among tbs delayed passengers
vcrS two ladies, Mts. eeor aud MIa.
Cfhtte, With thsi oh,idr-n, whO were Tidlnl
on pasAos. They ere the wives OF iailrosd d
men. 1hl railroad officials 40 not Rlying
40 tn the Great Nortbo 10 any one
travelling on pasaeu, So theas folka we're Ia
los long star. Tue mombefa OF tho uuiun
took ,hoif case up, resented IA 10 Agent
Harder OF the Gras northern, aud that
gentleman issued pnsasa To the lAdi'a
~ 1850 yesterday afternoon Aupetintcn-
,ent bnluson oenio from MlssoulA on n
lignt engine. lie hred And Master
Msegani0 A. Harrty waa tue engineer.
Theg had nmong the passengers L. A..
Walker. OF tho Hotel Helena. aud Preei-
dent joe Scott VI the hioek-
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BRIEF HOUSE SESSION.
n Account OF tho Difilcuity OF Holding .

ON Account OF tho Diflcaity OF Holding .
ouorum.
WASHINGTON. July The house held q
brief session to-day on account OF the diiii-
Guilty of holding a quorum. Nothing OF
importance was done beyond the RAISING Of
tho senate bill extending the time with
whioa the Dragon 4 Washington B idgs
company may construct bridge acre y tue
Colambia river. The house bin 10 Am "a "A
section 3 OF the act 10 regulate liens ariSin z
out Of United S,stsa court decisions aud
resolution directing ths commissioners OF
labor 10 inysstigats the question OF the
work and wages Of women and children.
Before two o'clock the house adjourned
until Thursday.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
HELD FOE MuRDgR.
fhs Coronar'a lazy fsuavo Rookie Che
auotto KILLED iiIs Wifo,

quottn KILLED illa VIE,
fpsolhi 10 Tho mdaraadsat
MmsouLA. JULY 2.-1ha ooTOnt'a Jury
haya occupied tbe foil day Investigating
lho death OF Mfs Eyo Roy Choquo.to, A
The frat was hof husband, ltoelas Cho-
qus,tc, who said the woman Wsa injured by
falling down stat a. tho rear Of the C0n-
oofdlA saloon while on prolraolod apton.
He was very nervous In the witness box
and evidently badly scared. Dr. Slpp,e.
Who assisted ibe coroner, DR.. Gilbert Mia
NJ The post mofiem examination. stated
thhi death tnsusd from n rupture Of tho
bladder, which might havs beon caused ~
a fan, but moro probably By a blow.
Tbs witness Frank weite evident " know
mors than ho wants 10 tui. aud was put
Ihfongh rigid eross examination. 40
,ootihed that hS had helped the woman
down a portion OF flight Of stairs on
which Csoquells had said ohe Ind fallen,
bat no did not know whether sho had tata-
bled down the test OF tho way or not.
seVefal other witnesses had ho0rI weitz
aay aho woman did no, fall, and that Rookie
had whipped her. bot hs could not 10 mado
10 testify that way on tina stand. Rookie
has been arrested several timos during tho
last two yehra for beating the woman, abs
I always Withdrawing tho change OF paying
She fms. The evidence % TO the manner IN
which she received tho beating. OF which
her body boEo abundant marks a, her
death, Ia 90. direct, aud no ono bas been
found WHO saw or heard him doing n. Tho
verdict OF tho jury was 10 ths ensc, thai
she came TO her death from rapture OF ths
bladder eaussi by blow delivered hs
hoekie Choquitss.
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FINE AQUATIC SPORTS.

AZ tho Great BroadwAtsr riuags on the
Fourth,
Lovers OF high class amusemSnis and
aquatic sports will nnd 10 bess 20 90 70 the
plunge bath and witness ths exhibition by
Prof BallinssL Of high diving aud fast
awimminR on tho evening Of the Fourih ot
July. Also the following huo cou.
teats 90 commence a, 7i4b sharpi Ffoe Tor
all race, enttles 25o, winner 10 take 70 per
cent second 90 per ount, Long distance
dive, entries 2ho, WiunoT 10 take Hii. boys
race under ~, d az priz', silk ahlfL given
by Babeook a. Co.; second prizs, pair of
aliprsle given by the Montana shoe COM
pany. Tub race, frso for all. nsat prize
hnlLla oi Mlnei n.ennd rIlIa. boLLle OF haet
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rnhlIr psht sIainmnnt.

wAynNoroS July 1.-Ths ssatemsnt OF
Tho pablo deb, Issued ~ the Treasury de-
rArtmsnt to-day shows the inteTsa, bsarina
debt on July l. 10 have been SG310ii. 500.
aud increase for the dsesl year OF S50.0Oi.-
7gQ, the debt bearing no interest 10 $3.50 .
OOl, csc; HRgrsgats OF interest and non-in-
terSsa bearing debt. Sl,0iG s9i, BIG tp in-
GREASE for the year OF si6 400, 900, aud de-
ufease tor the month oi June Of SIS 701
Gold In tho ttcAsurY $751; 2iI tJ8, silver
SOFA. POS 100, paper eli2627,b5s, bonda.
minor coin, ote., Sl7. 895 gG3, aggrogsting
S77i 636, Oi6, against whioh there are de-
mand liabilities amounting 10 sGi6, ljl b29,
leaving a cash balance OF SiiS.bsi, asa, OF
which Sei. S7B t8i was gold r0asrVe.
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CmoAoo, JuiT 2.-P,ealdent Dsbo said
this afternoon that settlement will be made
on these terms onlY; There must DO an
armisties between PellmAa and employees
There must DO aojuGtment between railways
and 0irikcrs; oil must be restored 10 their
o,d poslti0na and no WHgos cot, nor shall
they discriminate. 3.-Iho General Man
aaera' association hha made common cause
with the Pullman eompAnI aad We cannot
settle with either side. There must bo an
agreement with both uidOs or none.
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stooh Y.ta. nn.lner. su.rspaea.

CnicLao, july 2,-BnSinehS will be noces.
sArily susgsndsd at ths stock yafda by to-
morrow whathor tbcro IL a formal sthko Of
packing houso smployes or not. Tho pona
are almost empty, cara loaded with q oaaod
beef are aiandinR ON the tAcks and best
10 Ia danger of epoillng. and ioo.mAkiuR
maohlne y must soou atop tunping. owing
W lack Of coal. There ara 400 cars OF
live stock on tho Darlington road ON the
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oou,um.olou. wnnsa.s. Arrnlsn.d.

wAsnMUros, July 2.-Brokcrs john W.
Mccartney. OF ,hls city and Elvsriou Il.
ChErman, Of New York eity. Indicted tor
refusing 10 reply u ,hs questions % the
senate sugar investigating COMMITTEES. ver0
afraisnod to- dAy ia thg erimal court, Thois
attorneys hlod demur o. setting forth tho
nnoonstitutlonalitI 81 the Indictment as.
eerting that she investigating COMMITTEES
had no right 20 aek queuuona on conhden-
tial mRtisrs, Arguments will bo heard
court, between Aug. 10 and 20, Meantime
tho Indicted men WSro admitted 10 bail In
al O0O
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Cmolao, July 2.-At n meeting to-dsy of
tho board Of directors OF lhs A. X, U. II
wAs requested that railroad mon. women
and ohildtsn IN Chicago. In sympathy with
the sirlbs, or cnRa2es In ~ wear white
ribbon. pfea.dent Dobs said! "Wo viii
give ap thia strike II thla appeal 90 the
public doso not result la our favor Pfes.
ident Dsbs said to-day This forenoon
lasued an order tying up ihe Denver a. BIO
0rhnde syst0m. lhia was In Teap0nte ~
urgent ontioatioa from Colorado. We feel
cncOufhged 40 The outlook to-day, sud shall
ultimate victory"
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L. OF L. p. AND u. OF r. 7.
Position Of These orders In the Preson
Troubles.

Position OF These orders In the Present
Troubles.
CLEyrLAND July 2-Chiof Arthur OF the
Btotherhooi OF Locomotive Engineers. has
cont out letter In which he cautions enei-
neors not 10 lei the prevalent strike fever
overcome their better Judgment. and re-
minds thom that they are. ~ q rule, work
ing under agreement with the various rail-
ronda for stated io'iods. Hs Rays tho en-
einsers have no grievances and should not
10 influenced BY atrikers to take tntt In a
contest Ia which theI aTe not concerned.
GALrlnuna, H., July 2-The Brother
hood ot knhway Tralhmen, 10 900 ~ ong
will ARht the A. X. u, strikers, la Anavor
20 ell Kilograms tho RtAnd ottoors Bay theY
will eKpel any membe, who does not re-
main neutral.
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NO VOTE YET.
The senate stiiI Amsadiag tho TarIn
Bit

Tho senats stiu Amsnding tho Tsrln
Biii.
WAaMoTSS. July 2.-rhs following
amendments 70 the tariff bill we're ng eod
10 10 The sena,e to-day; Changing tho
rate on bottles holding more than n pint
10 tbree-foufshs Of cent per pound;
on visIs holding not more than
plat, rs cents cNst polished plato
glass 40, exceeding 2l1G) inches, from 20
10 22i6 per squars foot. All amendments
adoptsd in toe COMMITTEES of the wliolo
vera aRresl TO. Ap OPPOSITION 10 make tho
repeal OF the sugar bounty take effect Inn
m0diately. instead OF Jan. !. 1896, W
adopted without division.
Hanshrough presented an hmenlmeut o
the tariff bill roviding for the coinage (
American silve' as sixteen 10 one. aud tL
q dniy be placed on imports OF silver tQu
10 the d,fsi enee botwsoa The London pnts
and the face value in this countIy. lie
amendment was defeated.
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so,sral millIsn. lnrelrsa.

hperiAl 20 Tho lndanenhehe
IN pAuis July e--The United s.ates cir.
cult court hAa evoTuled the demurrer OF
the Northern Paoino Railtohd company in
the action brought By The government TO
onion the company from cutting timber on
unaurvoyed lands In Minnesota, Montana,
Washington and Idaho, and for An account.
ing OF tiEbsr already cut. Several mil
lions Of dollars are Involved.