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NO ORDER IN PHILADELPHIA.
Even the Authenticity OF the An
peat Doubted There.
'Bv Associsteo Press)

NV Assocltted Press)
PHILADELPHIA, July iI-No action
has vet been taken by knights of Labor
In this vicinity with reference to Cen
eral Master Workman Sovereigns re-
quest that they quit work pending the
settlement of the Pullman dlculties, and
II IL not believed that any serious atten-
tion will be pad TO II.
At the knights of Labor headquarters
IN this city none Of the officials could be
The mar In Charge NJ ~, Headquarters
had read 6overelgn's appeal, and ex-
pressed the opinion that It was faxed
ny some newspaper man: He said that
II contained language that the .eader
used In an editorial that Is to appear IL
the next Issue OF the Journal of the
knights Of Labor, and he thought a re.
porter might have got hold Of this and
ereign.
1t was further said at headquarters
mat not line has been received there
to indicate that Sovereign had issued a
eau to the Knights IF Labor. II call
n promulgated II must necessarily 70
tnr0uBh the once here, because the only
mailing list In existence IL in possess
sion Of Secretary Hayes. This contains
me addresses of nj Recording Secre-
taries OF local assemblies to whom any
cal. Tor a sympathy strike will have to
go.
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MAY TACKLE MANAGERS NOW
strikers Said to Have Facts for the
Federal Grand Jury.
tBy Associated Prsss.)

tBy Associated Prsss)
CHICAGO. July lit Is reported that
when the Federal Grand Jury concludes
itn investigation OF the American Rail
way Cni,n It will begin an inquiry into
the policy and methods Of the Genera:
Managers Association.
Among the leaders Of the workingmen
the charge has been made openly and
repeatedly that the obstruction OF
United States mails and the Interruption
Of interstate commerce were due quite as
much to the General Managers as to the
Railway Union.
II has been stated that the general
managers agreed among themselves
that no trains should be run OH any Of
the roads until all had gained their
points In dispute with the men. This
WAS done. II 10 charged, to hold back
such companies as showed an inclina.
ton to treat with their employees and
bring about u resumption of trafiio on
thir own lines.
ran prove that kilograms were sent out
from the General MSnagers' Association
ordering certain railroad lines to send
out no trains till u designated scheme
had been accomplished. All this. the
men insist. IL as clear cNse Of con.
spiracy on the part Of the General
Managers as the acts OF Debs and his
associates rendered them indictable for
conspiracy
Judge 9rosscup and District-Attorney
Milchrist have said that justice Will be
melted out impartially to all vioiators
Of the Federal statutes.
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Regular Troops, 1t Was Decided,
Should Enter Without
Trouble
STRIKERS TOOK GOOD ADVICE.
We're Told that Their Propesed
Resistance Would Be
Treason
tBy Associated PreS


SACRAMENTO. Cal. July 1.-THE
trouble is practically over here, and
there IL no civil war
Yesterday afternoon and evening there
was every indication that the Federal
troops would not come to Sacramento
without fierce battle The strikers
had their guns ready. and their picked
fighters were in possession. They had
cannon, and we're LOUD In their determi-
nation not to let the regular troops into
the depot.
Along the levee wer. strung men with
rines, apparently sharpshooters, to rake
The soldiery as the poat passed The
strike leaders were reticent and anxious.
This morning all Is changed. The
striker leaders have gone to bed. There
are only few OF the strikers on guard
In the depot. and the men generally say
the regulars will not be opposed unless
they try to move Pullman cars. when
they win be treated roughly.
Before going home. the leaders OF the
strike spoke freely. pleasantly. and
peaceabiy. The whole atmosphere had
changed and those who had expected
to see Sacramento In flames this morning.
with miscellaneous disaster all along the
railroad. went to their homes without
miseiyinps
Sacramento is. Of course. under martial
law. though thus far 1t has not altered
things In any way. Tho printed notices
lha' are posted IN PUBIC places ana as
trbuted on the streets got to be an DID
story I'm n few minu,es Nobody Lnsv
exactly what was implied ~ the phrase
martial law"
1t is proba BILE that IN. change 10 due In
4, 700 a,n,a. A..
,a'ee uesiee 10 an OPINION written az the
request or the Mediation Committee by
ex-Attorney- General Hart defining the
riph,s and -..ro,s,ru,,Ios =, ~. s.u,,,
... CIV. pons'oih'ie' Vi ehe e'r,N.
ers' ana informing them that to resist
troops is treason
The opinion says In part: eft cannot
-. 49,, 49,.
oe uehieu that as resistance 10 the law
and the authority Of the United States
would he treason auaipst tho coveru.
80, ,.,.,,h 80, ,,. Wv, 49,,
"hen'' "hi'h. "ou'u not receive 'he sup
port OF the large majority Of citizens
who sympathize with your cause, | ad.
y,sa 90, m, en- nor,,it ,our.a,,,o. IL
v.ee you nol 70 PERM. yourselves IN
these times OF danger to attempt dis
order and devotion to your cause to
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At % to ! Takes the Third Event
from Derelict, Another
Outsider.
MARGUERITE WINS THE FIRST.
Brighton Al owed TO Run Two Short
Races Daily Tor Thres.Ysar.
OlGs and Upward.

RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH,
July 1.-THE attendance was fully up to
the average here. and the crowd kept
the bookies very busy. The weather
was close and stuffy In the stand, but
the ring was fairly cool, having the ben
EFT fthe cool sea breeze. The track
was In excellent shape.
The Association was notified this
afternoon that the Jockey Club had de-
clded 10 allow two races n day at a dis
lance under a mile for horses three
years old and upward. This concession
applies only to the Brighton Beach
track. This will vastly help poor horse
men. who. as q rule. own horses that
can only sprint.
News reached the track this after
noon that Alfred waicott had purchased
the interests OF his partner. John
Campbell. In the stable which the men
Jointly owned. Mr.. walcott will dt-
pose of the entire outnt at auction.
I The owners OF Lifeboat cut loose an
other good thing to-day In Marguerite.
The nliy opened at to and was played
down a point. The nag fell with Mar
suerite In front. and the result was
never In doubt.
Roller, who was a hot favorlte, got
away badly. and though he made up 4
lot Of ground was never able to catch
Marguerite. Had Roller got away on
even terms he would have surely won.
Hardy Fox. . no to chance, was third.
Chant. an Overwhelming favorite In
the. second race, won easily from Jersey
Belle. q 30 TO | chance. The latter made
the running into the stretch. Or. Oar
nett. who was heavily played second
choice. was u poor third,
The maiden race furnished SURPRISES
all around. Lady Richmond. a 25 to |
stot, won AL the way. Her chances
had been fancied by many, but when
Lefidrum's name was posted as Jockey
her price. heightened and very few got
aboard. Derelict. who was quoted at
90 TO I, st beat Amsterdam, second
choice. a head for the place.
FIRST RACE
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K. OF |. NOT STRIKING.
Bulletins show a General Disre-
rard Of sONereikn's Appeal.

gard of sovereiSn's Appeal.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. July 1.-THE
strike order fell fiat in this city. Not a
man quit work.
materiallzed here at II A: NJ.
eign's strike order had no effect here;
TOPEKA. Kan. July n.-No knights
MfNHEAPOLIs. July li.-No strike
has occurred here yet In response to
Sovereign's order.
ST PAIL July , nsa b 20 n wit G1Ssk
DuLuTH;, MINI, MINI, July n.-No strike
here ss uR os & Ge Mex July l-No strike
here up 10 ii x. N.
81: Louis, Mo o. July =, ,d.u i Knights
Knights EHha Of y LABOR quit p'; work up to ii
DETROIT, Mich. July n...There has
been no strike OF knights Of Labor or
other organizations In compliance with
unsatisfactory. July 1.-THE sover-
eign strike appeal mas mad no erect mere
and is net likely to hav sa any IScs rs pe
COLUMBUS, O., July l1.-,There are no
Knights Of Labor In Columbus; 70, o; 49,.
l
no knights OF Labor men here. Sover-
eign's order had no visible effect
DENVER, Col, July ll.-No strike Of
X. of l.. is reported here; :,
K MEMsa q labor strike here up to noon
| and none expected.
PITTsBuRG, July il;nKInlshts Of
Labor here did not resp ., ot .S-d sscr to
tary Hoehstetter stated !, that aatr. District
ALBANY, July 1l.-Generai Master
Workman Sovereignty order las MAJ r. :,
80 far as can be learned. No meetings
have been called by the workingmen
| SYRACUSE. July 1.-the President OF
the United knights Of Labor mere says
OF the Knights here. No action has been
WASHINGTON, July II. = Dispatches
from Savannah and Atlanta. Ga. and
| ttichmond, Va, say no attention what
ever has been paid 10 sovereign's strike
| ordsr The dispatches are regarded as
| USnSicatiye of the whole Southern situa.
| uGW,Ei ADING, Pa, July lin the schuyl-
/ 4, II Valley General Master Workman
| Snverejcn's order to strike was not heed
"a b. q SINCE man.
LOUlsylLLE KY; ivy ~ h:J En,us &C.,
OF Labor, and Soverelgn's order has no
viSs!sals s fVfffiLE Tenn. July li.--No X
of L. here had gone on strike up to
hpTEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE X. of
NJ" ,eierraphed Monday nj sht. de-
| ciIed not to strike. The only strikers
here are the switchmen on the North
eastern Railroad. All trains moving on
EVANSVILLE. Ind, July, ll.-Knisht
~ .ahor did not strike here to-day
They are nearly all out OF work.
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Mr.. PULlTzER'S GIFT TO PARIS.
Famous Batholdi Work Presented
to the French Capital.
my Associated Pressl

PARIS. July il.--1oseph pulItser, pro.
rriet5r Of the New York World" has
presented to the city of Paris a bronze
group. twelve feet high. reproducing
Bariholdfs work. portraying the founders
OF American independence CWashing on
and Lafayette, which was exhibited in
the Salon OF 1892
The municipal authorities OF the
French capital have accepted MIR. Pulit.
zer's gift and the group will be placed
upon a htone pedestal to lie erected upon
the Place des Etats Unis.
In Dartholdi's masterpiece Washing.
ton and Lafayette are standing, hand
in hand. beneath the folds OF the flags
of both nations.
The features and uniforms OF the two
Generals were copies from likenesses
and documents sent TO Rartholdi BY
the descendants of Washington and
Iafayctte
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SABINE'S FAST RACE.
Runs . Mile and = Half at WASH
inEtOu Park In 2.;l3 Ia.

WASHINGTON PARK. CHICAGO,
July ll.Sabine, the horse that broke
the record the other day at a mile and
showed 4 great burst OF
speed In the Great Northwestern Handi-
cap, one mile and half. race to-day.
running the distance In 233 Ia. Sabine
IL In grand form Just now.
Despite the fact that he seems to be
able to towrope anything at the track
the bookies laid as good as even money
tEainst him. He went to the post at
I to 8.
Inc results were as follows:
First Race--Five and a half fur!ongs.-
Won by Diggs. even and 1 to 2; Rather
Inc, 3 to for pace, was second; Gath,
third. Time-l.0f a.
Second Race--Six furlongs. by
Pennlless. 3 to l and 8 to 6; May Fern. :
TO for place. was second; Alethia third.
Time-l14 IL.
Third Race--One mile and a half
Won by Sabine, 4 to s and out: Vassal,
to 8 for place, was second; Linda,
third. TimeLo3 80 ~
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DID SOVEREIGN REVOKE?
story at Cleveland that lie Did Z,
Denied at Chicago.

-lBy Associated PresS.)
CLEVELAND, o, July ia telegram
has been received at the headquarter
Of the Knights OF Labor from Genera
Master Workman Sovereign. at Chicago
as follows: "Do not strike. See pres
reports"
member OF the Knights of Labor. In
speaking OF The telegram, said HI
thought It was sent on account of the
Debs indictment In case the Grand
Jury should take steps looking to tn
indictment Of Sovereign. this messag
would be on nls with the telegraph com
pany. showing he had called on IN
strike previously ordered.
} CHICAGO. jsly iipIrhs story from
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0BSTRUCTING THE HIGHWAY.
McDermott says that HIS Truck
Was Heinz Loaded.

Michael McDermott is the proprietor
or trucking business at Lawrence
street and Broadway. For the last twen-
ty years his trucks have been standing
In Lawrence street and Tenth avenue
unmolested.
To-day ut noon District Superintendent
OBrien. OF the Street Cleaning Depart
ment. espiej two trucks standing near
the sidewalk on Lawrence street. He
told McDermott to remove them. Nc.
Dermott moved one and refused to re-
move the other, because II was being
loaded. There was dispute, and
OBrien. In the name OF Commissions r
Andrews applied for an order OF re-
moval from Capt. Meakim. OF the West
One Hundred and Twenty.nfth street
station. O'Brien returned and arrested
McDermott
In the Harlem Police Court this az
ternoon McDermott was held In 800
ball FOR trial on a charge OF obstruot.
Ing TIE highway. Bail was promptly
furnished.
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RESULTS At FLUSHING.
Especial 10 The Evening World,

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING, July H.
About 200 persons witnessed the racing
here to-day. There were four local
books In the ring. The results were as
follows.
First Race.--Won by May D.. Hands
Up was second and Columbus third.
Tfme-l.D
Second Race-won by MONDAY, Red
Cross was second and Mccormick third.
Time--l.06 3-4.
Third Race Won by Con 1.ucey, The
Pearl was second. and Happy Thought
third. Time-0b1 l2.
In the second race Bandusls colt fell
and threw the jockey. He was uncon-
scious when picke9'up.
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NO ACTION IN CINCINNATI.
h. OF l.. There Walt for Omcial
Notice from Sovereign.
tBy Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, o.. July ll.-District
Master Workman, Hugh Kavanaugh, OF
the knights Of Labor. when asked to-day
what would be done here under the order
of General Master Workman Sovereign,
said the General Master had no authority
to order general strike. All he could
do was to advise and request It.
The request would then go to the local
assemblies for consideration. and unless
they agreed there would be no strike.
Mr.. kavanaugh has not yet received
officis! notice from Sovereign. and until
he does no action whatever VIII be
taken by the Order In Cincinnati.
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Leaviu SIN Has the 81 ZOO.

Tho motion OF Mrs Fannie 4. Scripture to
compel Lawyer Edwin II LesrIu to repay her
81 400 which Was collected from the estato Of
Henery q. winsns Gy LcaNhu. as her counsel
has been denied by Justice Andrews Of III.
supreme Court Mr.. LeaViu claims the money
Tor services Justice Andrews says he cannot
d,t.rInins the matter On the conflicting am
davits and suggests that she Eettls her rights
hy an action against the lawyer
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Mny Close saloons,

Mayor Hopkins said to-day that he
might issue a proclamation ordering all
the saloons OF this city closed until the
strike trouble Is settled.
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BOSTON KNIGHTS WON'T QUIT
LesseninE Prospects of a sympn-
thctic strike In New England.

thctic Strike In New England.
tBy Associated Press)
BOSTON. July 1.-THE chances OF the
great sympathetic strike Of the West
ever gaining a foothold in New Eng
land and especially in this city. are
much less than they were twenty-four
hours ago.
General Worthy Foreman Bishop, of
the Boston K. OF L.. said to-day: ut
is my opinion that the Boston order will
not go out, even If MIR, Sovereign. should
The strength Of the Knights Of La
city. About $500 OF the 1000 Knights
in Suffolk County are In the employ OF
the city. and they are not inclined to
agitation.
Reports from twelve cities of the
surrounding districts show q divided
sentiment.
The Brockton and Woburn knights of
Labor and Federation of Labor are
ready to obey State orders.
Haverhill knights sV. No.. and the
very idea OF str Ike took the Lawrence
Knights by surprise.
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Flushing Entries for To-Morrow.

RACE TRACK, FIJI SHINU, July H.
Following are the entries and proba BILE
starters for tomorrow:
First Receive turIongs ,-Tumult, Fan King
Lindsey. Little Willie Fox Glove. u! each; Red
Cross. ll3; Excelsior. lOs h. a
Second Race--One mile. schnOter odd Socks
70, each: Mirage i29 Roger. lie. Rally. iOs
Ela,sawsy. Samaritan. lOi 10, each,
THIRD Race-Halt mile. -Phonosraph. Don't
Know. Chicf,aln. Lumberman. MONDAY. Finance.
III each The Pearl, M0l!s o.. li3 each; Sprinkle.
los 10
Fourth RAcc-s!S furlonGs columbus, lie.
paybr,ak, yerua, l0s each; Carrsous los; War
cry, los Trpmpeter lo5 Romeo Or, Chambers.
81 H. each
Iitth Nerc We .H..,nSs' H., ION
Crlftle,s. los Lulu Race ally, MiIvina r.. lOs
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Other sporting News will be foun
on Page 3.


James McCaulsy. ,hiry-sr years old an en-
pressman OF Is yestry street, and Charles pewsr,
eleven years old. Of ts West Thiry-sscOnd street
were both sitting In front Of III West Fourteenth
street at . 30 this morning when telephone wire
attached to the chimney Of the old Twenty second
Regiment Armory building. il3 Wet Fourteenth
street, broke. and a part Of the chimney fell To
n. street, MoCauley was injured IN the back OF
the head and knee. Denver ~aE Slightly Injured
in IN. bach both we're attended BY an ambulance
surgeon, and left for home.
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Conxrcss viii Inv.stigate.
lBy Associated Pre.sl

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce decided to-day, after a long
and spirited session, to investigate the
labor troubles growing out OF the Pull
man strike.
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THE PRESIDENT ENDORSED.
senate Adopts the Daniels Resolu.
ton without Division.

WASHINGTON. July I.-At I o'clock
to-day the Senate adopted the Daniels
resolution without division.
This resolution Endorses the acts OF
President Cleveland during the present
great strike. and WAS offered as a sub.
stitute for Mr.. PETERS resolution. which
occasioned 30 much debate.
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BRo0KLyNs IN LOUISVILLE,

Play the Last Game Of series This
Afternoon.
LOuIsvILLE. July 1.-THE Colonies
started OF little easier with the Brook.
lyn team this afternoon than they have
done for the two previous days. Stein
and Daley was the battery Of the visi-
tors and Hemming and Weaver for
louisville. Umpire-Mr. Hurst.
SCORE by INNINGS.
Brookiyn...- u 4 u
IIOuiByl lIe... U
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PULLMAN NE. NOT RETURNING.
Nice-President wickes Denies q
Rumor that They Are.

Wv NSVc's'v" Trers'|
CHICAGO, July ll.--Vice President
Wickes said to-day. whom advised OF "A
rumor that the former employees OF the
Pullman Company desired TO work. that
It was news to him, but that the Com
pAny would consider any appllcat lions
FOR work on their merits.
No applications from old employees
had yet been received.
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Get Boarder 3Hs The

Cleveland that General Master Workman
Sovereign. OF the Knights OF Labor, had
wired his men at that place not TO
strike IS emphatically denied by labor
leaders here. The despatch is declared
to be forgery.
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FOUGHT WITH TWO BURGLARS
Policeman McNieray Frishtens Ons
and Captures the Other.

william Hammlff. alias johnson. a
negro. twenty-four years old, Of ~ West
One Hundred ana Twenty.eIslIth street.
an ex-convict, WAS held In $500 IN York
Vile Police Court for trial on charte OF
breaking into the house Of John Larkins,
1856 West End avenue.
Hammin Was captured red-handed by
Policeman McNierry. Of the West Sixty
eighth street station, last night.
when the policeman discovered them.
and bitter fight followed. Hkmmiff
was overpowered. but the other burglar
escaped.
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NEW YORK VS.. CINCINNATI.
westerveit Pat in the Box to Wta
To-DHy'A Game from the Reds.

CINCINNATI. July n.-Capt. Johnny
Wards Giants crossed bats to-day with
Comlskey's Reds for the third and last
game OF this series. Mr.. Ward put
Westervelt In the box and Wilson to
catch. The home team had for their bat
terry Parrot and Murphy. Mr.. Gaffney
officiated as umpire.
SCORE by lNNiNGa
New York. % o o .
Cinoinnati...... u o 400
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UNIONS NOT READY TO STRIKE
General Movement In Chicago ~
Least Postponed.
ny Associated Press.)

CHICAGO July 1.-THE general strike
which was TO have been inaugurated
last night to force arbitration Of the
Pullman strike failed to materialize %
day.
Throughout the city this morning there
was little evidence Of the business pAs.
iCSnimusd On seeoad hSsl
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STRIKE AT A VANreRBILT'S.
Workmen ON the Breakers" at
Newport, Quit.

VIEWPOINT. r. l., July lL-Fifty-four
men employed at Cornelius Nsnderbilts
house the Breakers" to-day went out
on rtrike.
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Waiting for GOmpers.

\ Labor leaders are awaiting with some
dsnle OF expectation the arrival Of
Presidc<t Gompers, OF the American
Federation of Labor.
Indeed, the halting attitude OF the
leaders Is explained by themselves to be
due to the fact that everything is to be
settled tomorrow at the conference
with the Federatlon's Executive Com
mittee at the Briggs House. This
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New Rochelle Fire Ladies'.

NEW ROCHELLE NJ Y. July 1.-THE Fir,
Department has elected the tolIo~ing Otnosrs
chic, Engineer, James Ross: Assistants Angus
tus Ensrsn and John Koeilmet; Treasurer. II
A. Riuerbusch; Secretary. Harry Keller,
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the principal labor organizations indi
cate that they would 60 out II a sym
pathetic strike were ordered by tho
Knights Of Labor and American Fedora.
tlon,
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
AT BALTIMORE.

AT BALTIMORE.
baltimore. ..... o l
PittAburg. ....... 2 o u d
BAttertes-Inks and Clarke: Oumbert and Mack.
umplre-Mr. Lynch,
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland ....... 2 %
WASHINGTON. q o %
Batttri.s-0rithth and Zimtnet; Mercer and
Dugdaie. umpire-Mr Emslie.
AT CHICAGO.
hicago-... ,..... .
Boston .......... u o U
Batteriss-Grifhth and Kittr!dEe: Nichols and
Ryan. Umpire-Mr. hc0uaid
AT ST. LOUIS.
Philadelphia %
~. Louis ..."". u
Rat,Sr,es-w eyhins and uradyi Clarkson and
dillsr. Umpirt-Mr Hartley.
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Jersey Belle essayed to make the pace
md she held her lead to the stretch.
There Chant. who was last away,
ioyed UP. and taking the lead, won
easily by a neck Jersey Belle was sec
ond, fve lengths In front OF DR.. Gar
nett. Time-l.2
Mutnels- paid Straight, SO. place. s275;
sso2s; third, H'Ss. f DR., P Garnet PAID
s. So. third
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VIOLENCE IN CALIFORNIA.
Reported wrecklns Of a Train AM,
shooting Of Regulars.
tBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Frses.b
SAN FRANCISCO. July ll.-Train No.
T. bound for this city, was ditched two
and a half miles from Sacramento.
The fireman was shot and three SOL
diers wounded by strikers.
Four cars went into the water under
the trestle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
TOLEDO DOESN'T HEED 1T.
No Attention Paid to Sovereign
Order This Morning.

tBy Associated Press)
TOLEDO. July u.--I'p to 10 A. NJ.
the X. OF l.. here paid no attention to
Sovereign's order.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
Probably No strike in Rochester.


ROCHESTER,, July 11.-At present. II
Is thought sovereign's appeal will meet
with no response in Rochester.