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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
ARCHIBALD WAIspERlRss.


An Entertaining Corre, ,p3ni'u'4 Daily
Rs'um' Of Passing Fy-uts.
Special 90 TIE Scranton Tt,Ire
ARCHIBALD. Aur.i - The first days
work on tue extension of the railway
Of the Carboullle Traction company
was finished without any great dnmag
hl lrg been done. Il WAS anticipated
,ut some Of the property holders on
ins hill would obj 10 the track be-.
ing laid near their promises. S'ms
stated that they would IA tk. trouble IT
;he tracks were placed on ths right side
Of the road, others didn't want It
on the left aul sill Others objected 10
it on general principles IL WAS also
said that the Delaware and Hudson
complny would not permit tho street
railway TO - lid ncrpfs ,h,ir gravity
tracks at the top Of the hill. but IL IS
now understood tGHt arruus-In-n :
have BEEN reached wl'rsbg the threat.
sned trouble will he avrrtsl This
NOR ing about sixty, men ua Ter ch
f John L Flynn aud Thomas C.if fSy,
began work on tue extension Aui ut
this writing tue road uns h,An prsplrel
iOr ties ie.wscu Wtg0eys hotel anl
fhe Riv rsilr store The company will
probably experience the gr-tlest lltii-
Guilty In laying the track from WAg
nrr's To their present teruipu, for b1-
twesn these points the plank rol -
hardy wide enough to admit Of a
wagon drive and - street railway The
company will b, foriunite II thy covNr
this territory In N inner satisfactory
to the council and tho property h3lier..
Mcssrs. Jloob W,guer aud Ii. ID
Lindsrman were 10 Scranton todw
Leo, the 2.yrAr.ol son Of Michael
Wrohloski. wac liv.s o. the mo1nt uu
about two miles northeast OF here.
wandered away fr,m home on Suur
day morning and sp'ut TIL r-mainier
o! the day and might IN the woods H.
was found yesterday morning about
two miles from home
NJ J X 'arney WA Ia Scranton to-
day.
p. J. Colline, Of Wilii's Barre, spsnt
SUNDAY at his former nome n'rs
Thomas Law was Em lug the visitors
to Scranton this afternoon.
Mrs. NJ K,rn,y, James p. aul
Mary Rs,rney, Michael L ally and =.
J. and 1prest Lilly attended the fu-
neral of Brtlry Lilly at Oiypbant to
day
Councilman Lime and Street, COM
missioner D ~ went 10 Scranton to-
day to have County Surveyor Diruin =
rpine 10 ArcnbAi and locate the strp 81
lines along TINT p,rt OF tho plank nd
on which tho Traction company Il II ow
working. Tho council thDntht it al
vis1blc to have the hn's located Tor tue
purpose o! Nv i linz trouble.
Yesterdays Fr-- Press contained an
nppreciativ' notice OF our esteem Il
tuwnsman, James A. Presley who wa
mentioned ~ chudi late for tho
legislature from the Fourth district.
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FOREST cnY FLASHES.


Special "a ihe scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY, Pn.. April 90 George
STILES. II resident of the settlement near
the old Delaware and Hudson MILL and
who received nm irjury Il short time
ago by being kicked by horse. WAS
conveyed to the Csrbondale hospital
for treatment Saturday.
Prot W. q Trim, principal Forest
CitY's graded school. WAS II Plttston
visitor SATURDAY.
Rev. j. G Evans. of Plymonth. oe-
cupied the pulpit Of the Methodist
church last evening prenching very
eloquent aud iorciDle sermon. The
Rev. William Jennings also file the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church very
acceptaOly last evening.
Attorney Wedelnn IL legally on
gnged IN Montrose for II few days
Mss Matte SpstiIue is vieiung
friends in Scranton tor u few days.
Mr. aui Mrs Edward Pentecost, OF
Prompton. visited At the home OF Mrs.
PrutrcoSl'S parents Yesterday.
Alfred Waters. Of Jtrmyn was the
gHrst OF his brother. James Watvrs,
over on lNdb,
rhe Epworth league Of the Methodist
! Episcopal church Wi! hold it, weekly
| literary session tomorrow (Tu"siny
evening
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Higgins and
daughter Elna. will spend the week
rs the guests OF Scranton frieGds.
Mlss Celia Lpuning. Que of Forest
Ci,y's test school teachers is i'll Mt her
nome in Su,qnehannI. Her place in
the school roUn is filled by her sister
Miss Martha Linuing.
A number OF our prominent young
men IN this pine" have received iuyl-
tatious to social dane to 10 given at
the Mountain House hall in Starrucca,
Wednesday evening. April p
The motor which will be used iu
lighting tn Presbyterian churcn with
electricity arrived today, aud Is bang
placed Into position under tbs direction
OF T. d. Cary, Of Scranton.
R-v. 7. b htnnsiy, who preached
in the PreSbyterltu church last sun
day. has received \ call 10 become the
pastor Of tbs church aud the chapel "
! simpson
Dr. d. Dwyer. Of Carbonate, wa,
proiys ior ally engaged Ia Forest City
today.
Tue employees of the Erie along The
'Jrn Will receive their moIthiy al
lowance tomorrow
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Rev. Cures l. I"et.n'l, wa be
made in Mnpi"wo" crm-Iert.
After th= 10 i lys' duration OF the
'cioer-n when. you-gpt Ready system,
the mercnnnts again adopted tho :
O'Clock closing movement
Franz d. lIutchins. of tha Adams
Express company oilicc, hns been
transferred to the Scranton olll;e. Mr..
Hutchins will take up his resiienc' in
Scranton this week.
County Auditor B Z Sq1ler, oil
Scranton, spent Sund y in this city.
p q. Wilcox didi ~ nm carly nour
SUNDAY morning at his boarding hou''
at Simpson ut tho aye of about q
| years.
An important feature of tomorrow
tuesday evenings programme To b
rendered ut the Epwortn L'hgns enter
tanmsnt, is y recently orgtnl23i quar-
tette known rs the OrphSuS qnarLrtte
an is composed OF tn. following young
lady vocaIists: Miss-s NV Bra. Lill-
ian jones. Mrs Hannah Leo iard anC
Miss Ida Slyler.
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The 9RoC2lyN OIL FIELDS.
Drillers Have ruuoiut-d the Earth to a
Dep il of 600 FsOt
Frcciul 10 tie .Scrallion Yrfbun

'rcciui 10 the Scranton Tribune
MoNTRoSG Pa, April 93.-On April
4 drilling was begun about half milo
from the quit village OF Brooklyn,
which is alb ,ut four miles distant from
Hopbottom, small station on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad ana in Susquehanna county.
A more romantic SPOT could hardly
he imagined Tor the finding of petro-
leum. as the final foothills of the Blue
ridge are certainly not lacking in
beauty and the frat few harbingers of
spring combined with the fast depart
ing remnants of winter made the scene
"A glorious one.
The operations are conducted by the
New York aud Pennsylvania Oil and
Gas company, OF which Mr., Nash. Mr..
Tiffany and others in the supposed oil
region arc stockholders, in addition to
others from New York city.
There have been so many lulicrous
anG false reports rs TO the situation
that The TRIBUNE correspondent deter
mined to ascertain, it possible. the ex-
uct condition OF affairs.
and quantity of questions without
gaining u single particle of iuforma-
tion, let him 20 TO man drilling an
oil we'll, especially when the man does
not know whether he is goilg to strike
spike oil, petroleum. or prrchance
plain wnter. He will then appreciate
! now uncomfortable it is to interview
an oil man aud will find the exception
to the old saying. ''as smooth ~ oil
The drill broke Saturday. April Il
but the men had it welded b. tho foi-
lowing Tuesday. 80, under ordinary
circumstances, they should have by
this iime penetrated 10 depth OF
nearly 800 IL +.
Whether there is oil waiting the final
| explosion of dynamit te cartridge be
| fore IT spGrts out far nbov4 the derrick
| glisteninS with every color OF the rain
bow, ur that the present sayings Of
sCma of the saEes will come to pass
and that oil Will bs y word hard TO
use in the immediat" vicinity Of Brook
lyn, is matter o. coz lecture IL Is Ger
| tain that there Is some Gauss for
this operating. and time alone will tell
whether Brooklyn, with It's good old
fashioned houses AMI stOrrs. will sink
hack into its quistani peaceful slum
hers or forge ahead as - prosperous oil
| town.
\ find Of mnngrres' is also reported,
and tie TRIBUNE correspondent saw
several samples of this mineral =,
/ difficult to iu,e an ussi extensively IN
tho mAHuhc:u-' of stesl
II is DEPOSITED iG to IS inches unl-r
the sur'ac aud unless contaminated
10y foreign substances shonl prove a
splendid source OF revenue for the
fortunate m,n on whose land it il
found
S,mples have bean pronounced by
chemists to contain A per cent OF
Manganese, but "a yet It hlI not bscn
fully analy'ei, 80 whether foreign
substance will imp ir its value cannot
| be stated at the present time.
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c"l HJtt CUPS.
DAY ', DuinRp ~ IN Pioneer Ci'y r..
onTdsd ~ G ".ru'al

bal p"''h' W. '' ii'U'eI Nl.S ~"
corded IL G ".ru'al
$ edol 10 te scranton y ,6,mc.
CARgoSDALg, Pa, Air. % Mr. and
Mrs. T. NJ. lrcS. Of Was lo,!t,r street
spent tno Sabotth in Syc ,cu-e. N Y
4 meeting Of tne Cdtponill. rrnni.
club was held this evening tor the pur
pose ot arranging plans aul elec,ing
officers for thA y"nr,
At u recent meeting held bv the
workers of Endeavor chapel it W de To-
cid .d TO organize a Presbvterian church
and also to extend u call to +. B Kau-
npdv, of PrincetOn seminary. Mr Ken
nely will graduate and receive his clrr
ical orders nrut month.
Miss Annie Whnlsn, of South CT
naan, is visiting friends in this city.
The Lotus Literary As'ocla iol ban .
qnpt which wa' to nave occurred 20 -
morrow (rues!av) evening. has beet
post pom i until tho early ptrt of May.
Tue remains OF tha Late Mrs Patric X
K"lly, who died ou Fri lay night, wer,
tnk-n this IN rning tn Scranto0 aud in
TERED in tho Catholic CEN .tery at
Hyde Park
Tomortow Tuesday the E ie com.
pany will pay their employees in thi 5
city.
DR.. NJ. ] Slislis, OF Jcrmvu, was
among tho visitors in this city t.i3 at.
ternoOn
Mrs Martha Daley, wife of Alvah
Daley. died Sunday afternoon shortly
ueforo A o'clock at her home Oh North
Church street. The deceased WAS n
little over As years of age and IL
survived by her husband and two
iaus hters. Frances and Rena. The
funeral will hs hsld on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Services will
be held at the home and conducted by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
JtEmYA JoETlhGS.
Hr ght Ltttl. L5cal' from an Entetpris.
ilg Corts'p1ud'nt

spUrIu. TO 70, scrIr'Iu Tribune
JERMYS. Pa, Awl % John jay,
who urru spending ~. winter with
relatives her. mas asreturned to his home
IN Pleasant Mount
All talk pertaining to sewers has
becn sil-rcsd siucr tue council decided
that they would not grant u franchise
to u company, tut would do the work
themselves
Thp L,dics' ALL society entertain
mrut Last evening" was well attended
aud heartily enjoyed hy those present
Tn. little folks did well IN their aiifer
ent parts
Tonight the teams from Rpshbrook
lodge. $50 accompanied uy friends, 90
to Conn to confer the degrees 4
large nttruinnc' Is expected from the
dit rent .u 'sss In WAvue county to See
th- work done Y the crack team OF
LtckAwaupr con ,ty.
Mr. aud Mrs W $ Trim. Of West
Pitts'on. ,p-nt Sunday with the family
Of William jenkins.
Rev + Gendall delivered an al.
| dress beiOr" the society ol Sons Of ST
George. 10 Forest city, Last evening.
At The suuIy evening service Ia tie
Methodist Episcopal church u report ul
| the finances was submitted The
amounts ut tLe principal special coli
! lrCt ions for the N... were Hs follows
Home mi.-iuu' slug 2S. foreign mis-
.l ~. $il O. LutyJ,yut coIl-c,ioa
Sjl3 Tns,, t'Erther with the mis-.
crlinn,ous Emuunt', made the tuts
amount co'lac'.i tor The past confer
enc year. & 800 IS
Night CaIyr Smin, " tho Ontario
| & Western rnt!ru,d drew the so priz
at the St Al,ySruus fair Sauriay
night An entertainment wi b. .iy, Il
IN Il lterpri-- Hall We In.sdty uyut 1T
which tins the watch contest viii b
! drciird
Erk Brothers hviug the lowest bid
d"rs were awarded the contract for
putting the water into the CEN, t.ry
grounds Obe thousand two huudr,
feet OF pins VIII BE- lui.
john F,rrrii, j H. Wheeler aud w
A Badger Hre Hrrnnging to pul III
iron fruc,s which viii srsnlly inpioy,
The appor-uc { tlrir proprrli,s.
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lni, morning comm 'nco S!tting gu;
their curhs. This action will III IKE the
street fifty feet wide aud the six feet
taken off will Ne thrown into the curb
ing, which will now be spacious and
areen If NIL property owners set their
curling out to the llur the benuty of
the street will be greatly enhanc-d, but
il any refuse TO do ~, We will have IL
most Jagged and broken street and it
would have been better to have left the
curbiug unchanged
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Henwooi, Of
Scranton, are visiting Mrs. Henw oods
parents here
james Finnsrty returned home Sat-
urday
a dance will he held at the Amity
Social clubs rooms tomorrow evening.
Both parties in the collectorship cleo
tion contest, having new evidence to
offer, the case hns again been opened.
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HnvinG the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal snle. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, each bo;tlo qua anIeed--Elrc.
trio Bitters, the great lemedy for Liver.
Stomach aud Kidneys. BucGlen's Arnica
Salve, the hest in the world, and DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which aro II perfect
pin, All theseremrdies ARE guaranteed to
do just what is claiiaed FOR them and the
dealer whose name il attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more Of them. Sod
bYMattheMs Bros' drug store. "
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GERMANS .
olYPHaNT GLEENINeS
Ea.vsst OF Live News Compiled b. an
Entertaining Writer.

Special 10 the scranton Tribune
OLYPHAyr. Pa. April 23.-J J.
Williamson. of Wilkes Barre. was a
caller IN town today
DR. D. W. Jones. Of Baltimore. Nd,
is in town on visit
The iuueral OF Bartholomew Lally
was held Yesterday morning from his
late resiicncs on Llcxawanna street
and was very largely attended. 4
solemn high mass Of requiem was
celebrated in St. Patrick's church hy
Rev. j NJ Smoulter The pail bearers
We're: Patrick Lavele. Of Scranton
Patrick GRADY. Of Avoca; Anthony
Corcoran, Of OIyphan,, Michael Lally.
Of Archibald; John OMalley, Of
Olyphsni, aud Michael Cannon. Of
Avoca.
Miss Jennie Ferguson was visitor
at Scranton today.
+ J. Honan and family, Of Scranton.
attended the funeral Of tue late
BARLEY Lally today.
Mrs Frank Orchard, Of Carbondalo,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Jennie
Voyle on L7ckawsnna street.
Z 5. Jones, preaident of the Young
Mems Christian Union, entertained
tie ladies and gentlemen who assist,
the young men "At their Home social.
this evening
Miss Gerue Voyle, OF Llcliawanna
street. was a caller In Scranton toIay
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
i've TaYtoa TOPICS.
Hews Of tho DaY r c1idsd Ia prl.
pnrEgraphs

'p,cid' Ia he scranton Tribune.
TAYLOR, Pa. April % Several
prisoners We're placed in tue station
house tonight for drunkenness
John Phinney is boiling house on
Taylor ,treet.
The WAYS m means committee Of
the Price library have prepar-d ashort
programme for Thursday nights meet.
ing
Wednesday night Professor Bower
will present an cntortaium mt on T. IL
son q phonosrlph at IA. Welsh Baptist
church. In the afternoon il will be
given to cli,lreN
Robert Llcwrllyn proposes going to
Wales this summer
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HoNeSoALs X, PPGAlaG5.
The Maple City Pictured Upon Report
e,'s Not b lck. Z

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
HoNEsDALE. April % - Today
TRIBUNE noted the burning Of Wooien
& Blakney's paper box factory. The
proprietors being enterprsing Hone4-
dalinns, have already located Temporal
rily in new building; the unused
lower cutting shop OF Clara 81 Co. The
factory will soon be in operation again
The total insurance on the building
burned was IA follows: Agency Of e
y ,pman. $1,000; II, q Russell S. 500;
& w Lane, $1,000; i. C. Furnham,
81 QUO.
Tue town council having decided
that Main street. north of High street.
was too wide to be properly graded and
taken care of. several property holders
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DugYsa OoTLETS.
Church DOdioation-- Peraonal and othor
Nows of Interest
'pccidl 10 Ne FcTdaiOu TriJmc.

sJfttut 10 ttt 'titHtDt iitbNNf
DURYEA, Pa. April % The new
Polish Catholic church was dedicated
Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Father Finnen,
Of Pittston, and other neighboring
priests. In spts of the bad weather q
large number of societies responded
and inads one of the largest parades
that has been seen hsre.
The Baptist church will hold a fair
and festival Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings OF this week
Harry Hunt and Simual Clrr. OF
Plt;ston, spent Sunday with friends
here
Mrs. Viola Felts Of West Pittston. is
visiting the family of her uncle, J. p.
Richards, Of Main street.
DR.. John Hislop il having n now Of
flee prepared for him near the post
Office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
LARGE QUANTITIES OF
Spring and Early
Summer Goods
FIJI Our Different Departments
Quick Sales and
Ready Purchasers

Mark the progress of our business.
II is often the query. How is it pos
sible to sell the quantities we buy?
The answer is, lis very easy at
the values we give at the prices We
nulne.
We have made early purchases in the
market OF all the Latest Novelties
aniStapIc Goods incluied IN eacN
d"paI tment of Dry Goods We
have the choice productions OF our
American manufacturers and the
novelties OF our foreign competi-
tors
This season is no different from any
other. mt least in this one respect
that the price always directs the
extent of the purchases aud your
money will 60 farther with US and
buy better goods than ever
offered in this place.
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WILLIAM CONNtLI. President
GfU. n. tAILIN, Ni,c- PRESIDENT
WILLIAM H. IItk, Cashier
DIRECTORS
william tonneli George ". CAtiin
Alfred Hand, james Archibald, HcnrY
Britn, Jr. William Smith Luther
Keller
This hnuk ofl"r- to dcp"sitors every
facility warranted by their balances, busi-
ness aud responsibility.
Special attention given to business ao-
cuuUts Interest aid nn time deposits
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1G BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. EVERY
NOTED PLACE IN ALASKA, THE
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
FIVE NUMBERS ON THE CoUN-
TER. TEN CENTS AND ONE
COUPON FOR ANY NUMBER,
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French people are only a few days
ahead Of us-ouly the length Of time
it lkos for the style TO
cross the water Few W. Show
American houses can some Grsat
keep step with the paca Viu3S
we are setting. We Coup ed with
keep them scrambling Low
10 follow our lead. Prices.
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I bird National
Bank of Scranton.

Statement Fob es 1894. called for by
the Comptroller of the Currency
LIsUJNCIS.
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Temple Court Building
81 SPRUCE ST.
SCR RANTON

Where 'no, may bo cou.u,ted DAILY AND
SlNIAN.
Ih" Doctor 4 graduate % tho Universlty
q l'nnsy.yant. formerly dvmon-trator oi
1hyrolutN aud surgery az the Mcdico chr
trsich College Of Philadelphia Hs Is also
o. honorary ucmbcr ~ tho Mcdiro Chirur
IicaI Aaspyintun and was physician and
surgeon IN chief ~ IA. most noted American
shd b'rman hospitals comes ishy iudorssi
y 'hc leading professors ot Philadelphia and
New York
His many yosr' o' hospital 'Npcrienos cn.
thlcs this cminrut physician and surgeon 70
correctly diCuose and treat AL dDiurm ~
1uf disease, with tho most daltcring success
,ut iis h b standing In th- state wi. uJt
s,l him ~ accept any .ucursblH CAS-,
Lost MNNtSDb II- IDt,iD
NIANNr-N Ot NDUNG MIS- CURED
% you have u"cg Iyva up ry your Thyt.
c'nu call upon th- doctor and be examined
lie cure. the uoyst case. OF Nervous Debility
hyrotult old Sures ,Aturh, Ple- fomas
Weakness Affection. oi th' Ear Eye Hps,
aud Throat Asthma DNsfposs Tumors Can.
ocrs AID Cri ulcs ~ 'vcry icsc ript,ou Con.
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,laN lc ouualIer,d sacred AMI strictly coma
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CURE FOR GROUP. Use DR. Thoma,' Ec-
lectric OH according to directions. 1t ia
the best remedy for NIL sudden attacks of
colds, pain aud inflammation ana injuries.
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Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, un-
der signature Of G Blackett Robinson.
prop'f: WAS cured Of Oft recurring bill
ious headaches by Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Are const nnHy ap
pearing. We keep
fully abreast of
the times, di,pIa ay-
ing every fashion
aud design as fast
as they are placed
upon the market.
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The biggest bargain yet-those
magnificent Multichromes.
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DR.. e. Grewer

The PHILADELPHIA Specialist,
AND his as~'ciNtci ttlg oi Encli.L nnl Ger.
man iLJsiciAGAArs now IermAuently located
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-03
ECHO IN THE SENATE.
The Matter OF STRIKES Before the Congress
OF the Unltod Atatea

Tho Matter OF STRIKES Before the ooagrss,
OF the United states
WAsHiYaToN. July 2-lhe Pullman strike
hsd All echo In the sonata to-day. Cali o.
fered esolution appointing q ocmmittse
OF Eve Of the house and fsnate 10 inyelli-
gate into tho cause Of the existing PuIlman
strikesnd tho instioe OF tho demands OF the
men. and report By bill or otherwise. Kyle
offered tho resolution. endo aed by Proai-
dent DshR. OF the A. II. u, aud General Soc
reiary- Trensursr Hayes. OF the knights OF
Labor, looking 10 tne protection OF strikers
from FEDERAL inteife eneo, except 20 insu o
the transportation of mails, and declaring
the detachment OF Pullman or other pa 10
or sleeping care shall mol eonstituts an Of
fenso against the United StattA Both
resolutions under tho rules won't over.
Senator Davis, of hinnasoia, to-day re-.
piled AZ follows TO q telegram from u. u.
Molnnis. president OF the A. X. o., at Do.
luth: II will Lot support Senator Kyle's
resolution. IL 10 against your own real
welfare. ID is also blow at ths security.
peaco aud rights OF millions OF people who
never harm ysu or your association. My
duty under the conaiitution and law forbid
me sustaining a resolution 20 legalize law
lsssnoss; the same duty ,eats upon you self
and your associates. Power 20 rsgalAto
commerce OF the several states is y0sIsd bJ
the constitution in congress.
"Yonf associates have usurped power By
force al Hammond aud other places, and
have dest oTod commeI co between states IN
these particulst instances. You are rapidly
approaching the overt act OF lvvJing wa
ngainat the United States, aud you will
md the definition OF that act in the COLI
stitution. trust wiser thought will regain
control. Yon might as we'll ask inc 10 vote
10 Dissolve this government"