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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

ktSrs do lat dwudxiestu kilku jadia
ehlsb tamtsjszy ! tam otrsynsls oskol.
~isk sGfady, to ozyn Chans snisjsoego
sic Z wiasnego OLGA da ale por6w,ac d.
sziowieka pluisseRo " wiasns gnia.de.
(Chsn, syn Nsego).
Ka.dy szlo~isk pr.yehod.i jsdnakowo
M SWAT " sslachsskis uredzsnia j.
ME wierzs) ale ale Chanen, wyrodkien
sq6seoznym dopiero wAysiu robi. To tes
fAkt TAXI zasluguje M postawienie 20
ped Pregierz oPinii ~publiczne:.
70 pan B. nieuawiEc swoJs do VIA
sAego gniazda posunsi do punktu kul-
ninaeyjnego, to MECH posfuty fakt, 10
skero mu zwr6ciiem uwsge, 70 js.eli
ME jest pslakien, to ma jaklej zasadzie
brat jegs rodzony naleay do zwi,,ku
odPowiedziai mi, ae on ME ma brata.
Warto sic zastanowiS mad tenn 30 tea
wPfyws ma to, as dany esobnik " jednej
chwili aryws 'scznes6 . rod.ina ejozy.
znaP
Go wptywa ma ten stan psycheligi.
'zay jednostki, ateby Z niej wytworsye
Psrodje ~spoiecznaf
O1pcwiedz trudna, ale 70 zasada
anarohistycsna jest pedwalins togo sta
nu, to fAkt. A~narchizm ro.bija zar6
VINO nsredowosc Jazz / religie, wisc ten
sanem prowad1i do r~ozluzaienia i sto.
sunk6w rodziunych, kt6re sic opisrsj,
M dfisiejssym u~stroju spo.eoznym.
A wiec wobeo tax n~iebezpie-
oznego nisPrzyjacisla, kt6ry cora. bar
dziej ssPuszcza jsd swojej propsgandy
nied1y aDsryk,hsko pelskie ~.po.eczsh.
'two = panowie ~pr.ewsdzey - ME
sadzcie,. to nasze organisaoye to jul
caie Polskie spo.eozehstwo, ME ograni.
czajcie sic chihskiem nurem, by Do IA
aim mic ME widzied. Czy ME wl.sci-
wiej byieby zanisst walszy6 misdzy
soba, zwr6cic broh ~Przsciwko nisbez.
Piecznisjszemu niePrzyjacielowi. Me
iekcewa.ny sobie tego grez0sgo obja.
WI - jest on s.kodliwy 1.,6wno Ola
narodowosci jak i religii. Rybakowski
wyszedi z wymi uczniami tel katsgorji,
ktors ME niaia co jest, ale pozostai
'1kodliwsly zaatsPca iego wyznawc6w,
DO P~osiadsjsey byt materyalny INTEL.
genoje, q rekolekeie Iomimo wyjazdu
arcykapasna weale ME ustaly.
A IA propaganda wsteczne antagoni-
zmy znaiduia najpodatuiejszy grunt
miedzy t. czss,ia spoieezehstws nasrs-
go, ktsra Z roznych pr.yozyn riszgody
stronnictw, wyrabia sobis suutae DO.
jecie o tutejszych stosunkach polskich.
FAkt zaznaczony p~r.ezemnie Jest to ju.
owoo, wyrosly swieto ma ra,zym grun
Gle, q takimi f.ktam meznapy zapisy
wa6 caie sEpalty.
Antoni Plucihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

Donosze krewnym / znsjomym Re "
dniu Ii lipss o 4tej rauo poaegnsis sic
z tym swistsm iona mojs Frsnciszks .
Mindskov B~srtosieuicz pozostawiajsc
siedmioro osieroeonych dIieei. Pogrzsb
odbyf sic " niedzisle z kesciol. sv.
Alojzsgo. W s.utku pegrstssy nat.
Teodor Bartosievics.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

PORT RICHMOND, Staten Island N.
Y. dnis IL lipcs 1894 r.
Tow, Pol. Br. Pom. J6zef Poniato-
wski zorgsnizowsue duis 22go kwietnia
1894 ! nsleasce do Zwiszku Mar. Pol.
no. gr. 2S6 many ssszeyt ogso-
SIC " organic Zwissku. Tow. powie-
kszs sic z dniem ksadym. P~osisdsmy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
Szanowny Panic!

Prose- o iaskswe umieszczenie W or.
GAME q. N. P. to psre slow. Towarzy.
stwo spiewu sw. Tr6jcy gr. 35 uchwa.
lilo na p6lrocznem posiedzeniu zniayt
wstepne o poiowe cd 18tu do B0tu
lat. $l00 dawniej $500 cd 30tu dc
4Otu $2.5 80 dswniej $500 Cd 4Otu dc
As dawniej $1,000. Wiec ktoby sobie
ayczyi do wyaej w~spomniapego Tow
wstapic prosze sic zgicsic do sekeetarzs
pod mr.. 1l56 N. Lesvitt ulioy, slbo "
pierwsza niedaiele kstdego miesiaoa dc
hall pod nr. $40 Noble ul. o 2giej 60.
dzinie pc poludniu. Rodacy teraz jest
czss DO wkI6toe bedzie wstepne pod
w~saszone.
J6z. Blaszks, sekretarz.
Posiedzenie administrsoyi Tow. Gmi.
ny Pol. odbedzie sic dnis 22go 'lipcs,
1894 o godz. 2sj pc poiadpiu W Hall
P~uiaskiego, wisc zatem kite sic ME u
iseit ma kwartslnsm pos~iedzsniu, z 20.
dstk6w 2. N. P. ably zsptsoii, gdya Sc
kretarzowi jus cierpliwosci brsknis, q
" rszie im'erci, bedIie zspozao 1apla-
old.
M. Wr6blewski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

Niniejszsm zswiadsniam SIano-
wnyoh ozlonk6w Towarzystwa PosteE
grupy 81 " Duluth IL roezne pesied4e.
ME odbedzis sic dnia 5 sisrpnia zara,
20 suuie " Hall zwyklych posiedssf
ma ktsre ka.dy czionek winiea sic sta.
wi6. Nieobeonosd podlega karze.
w. Kempinski, sekretarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
900 S. 10Th afr. Omaha. Nsh.

500 S. 10Th str. Omaha, Neb.
Skoczyiem z lokometywy W czasie
kolizyi ] wywichnaism sobie noge tax
moono, Re zmuszony byfem chod1i6 o
kijach przez kilks tygodni-sle olej sv.
Jak6bs wyleczyf mnie.-O. Roeder.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
NiestrawnOsG.

NiestraWnOSf. % diutszego czasu oierphlem "a nieshsv nosa A.
Inc z uzywsnJch leksrtw ue pomoeio mi. donisro
fiedy ufyiem Dr Augusta Koenigs hsmbupkieh krepH, " krotkiu oz,.s 90
stsfem Wyleczony Christian Leybe, 20l6 Orleans St, Baltimore. Ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
ChorOby krwi.

ClOrODV krWl. moJa psJgfodszs ooreczka Eliza cerpials ma vvrzu.
T. y q Ia cs'em,G ele, 90 byte 2 powodu nieczystei krvi
Probowaiem wiele hodkow, lecz bszskuteezne. NslspszanT IeLs,.y- - - 10
Esy ns DE- augusta Koeniga hamburskie krOpls. = G. F. Engslbsrd, J.fer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
Wiele takich ~pr2ypadk6w
pienia zoladkOwe.
Przsz diva lsts oierpi.,.m n. ,o,.d

skuteoznie jeduskowot utywzy Dr. August, Koeuips hsmburskisb i,onT %
zuPefnie wyleozons = Bertha Woofs, Stockton, Cal,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

Cierpienia Watroby. !. f, .:,s s.S..'y ,; s.. .ss.g..,.r ?. -,s.o
|anskowoz nj ne pomoRiy, a " kehcu DR. Augusta KoeniQa hsmburrkis ~
pie wylsezyy mnie IuPeanbe- CsrOhns wsis, 1877 Lake ST, Cleveland obSo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

oni podPsdsjs karze 26c. 2 brataieI
pozdrowienisn,
j. G:nalski, sekr.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
~ VERMtLLiON ATHLETES,
field Day at the University of South
Dakota,

Field Day at the University of south
Dakota.
The seventh annual field day Of the
University Of South Dakota has been
held at Vermillion for the purpose of
selecting the best athletes to repre-
sent the ~ at the intercollegiate
field day, to be held at Sioux Falls.
The contestants We're not all in the
best OF condition, and this, together
with the strong wind that was blowing,
tended to place the records ut an ex-
ceedingly high figure. The following
are the winners:
Dash, ~ yards, three entries, F. Myres won
Time. 23
Dash, llU yards, three entries; G. Myres won
Hurdle race, loo yards, five entries; Rogers
Standing broad jump, three entries W.
running broad Jump, ave entries: Runkland
standing high jump, two entries; Wilson
Running high jump. three entries; Bennett
Hop, skip and jump, three entries; Runklani
won, ~ feet II inches.
Standing high kick, four entries Lewison
won. feet inches,
Throwing base ball, two entries; Anderson
won, lO6 yards.
Throwing hammer four entries; Clark Won,
12 feet inches.
Shot put, four entries. Vinson won, 70 feet
inches
Dash, halt mile, three entries: johnson won
Time, 2;25.
After the programme had been COM
pleted the "Preps" played the college a
game OF base ball. 1t was brains az ainst
muscle, and consequently the "Preps"
won. the score being 70 to 1.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
He aud Three OF His Stan Taken Into
Custody at La Porte, Ind.

He aud Three of His Stan Taken Into
Custody at La Porte, Ind.
''Gan. Randall. of tho Chicago Com
moawoal Army, ID three OF his staff
We're ar ested and placed in Jail at La
Porte, Ind. The arrest, a dispatch
says, was made mile outside the city
limits and without warrant. lefore
any demonstration had been made by
the army, which was en- route to the
cit Opinion is very much divided
O,e the egality of the action. and is
the cause Of much discussion.
The General was indignant when he
was told that he was under arrest. ard
rising in his buggy he shouted Il
protest ,aihst this arrest am an
American citizen and have right on
this highway" Col. Hoe Her, who was
On hor eback, turned to the group OF
officials and asked them il they had a
warrant. His answer was that IL they
did not have q warrant they would get
out one in good time. While Randall
was descending from his buggy am
other pair OF deputies were assisting
Hoeff' or of his horss and tho pair were
half dragged, half pulled toward the
row OF deputies that guarded the high
way. Randall again demonstrated with
his captoss over his arrest q, illegal,
They roughly hauled him away. alter,
nately protesting and pleading. For
an instant 1t looked as II the column
would make q rash to lescus their
leader, although the; wele as weapon
less as band OF high school cadets.
A telegram was se:t to Chicago for
DR.. Grier and the best OF counsel. and
one OF the best criminal lawyers in the
State. Many citizens say that it would
have been cheaper for all concerned to
have fed the army. They argu, that
it would have coat bat 800 to feed the
men, whereas 1t has now cost the city
and county IS 10. and it is quite possible
that they are not through with the a.
fair
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
TO GET RID OF THE PEST.
Clothing Men Confer will, State Health
Secretaries at Chicago.

Clothing Men Confer with State Health
Secretaries ut Chicago.
BY the concerted action OF the health
officers of Illinois, Ohio. Wisconsin,
Michigan and Indiana, smallpox is to
be stamped ont Of Chicago and the
West. Alta meeting of the secretaries
OF the various Sta boards Of health
held at the Grand Pacific Hotel in
Chicago, q committee Q OF clothing man.
ufacturers was present to confer about
measures to prevent the spread OF
smallpox through clothing male In
the infected sweatshop districts.
The clothing manufacturers commit
tee was chosen at meeting OF fifty
five manufacturers held earlier in the
day. Resolutions were introduced to
the effect that an embargo be laid
against clothing made in Chicago un-
less the State board OF health main
tain an efficient daily inspection OF all
places In the city where garments are
made.
Commissioner Reynolds said the
prevalence OF smallpox was, relatively
to the population, far less to day than
at former periods. The highest NOR
tality was In 1882, with 3,6ll cases and
and ,292 deaths. During 1894 up to
Thursday night, the cases numbered
l.459. The popu alton in 1882 was
56O, $50 AZ against eco. 900, now, while
Chicago was not then the worlds focal
point 40 1t is to-day. Worlds Fair
visitors undoubtedly introduced the
smallpox. Last July three cases were
found miles apart, since which time
the city has not been free from the
disease, and 1t IL still icing Inn
ported. The first cases were dis
covered last fell and prevented from
spreading BY health department meas.
ures. Smallpox rover reappeared In
premises once disinfected BY the de-
triots II now IN progress and from 5000
= lA0o0 people are vaccinatsd daily.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
HEALTH JOTTINGS.
IGNORANCE is always reckless,

IGNORANCE ts always reckless.
If you are we'll, let yourself alone.
THE dyspeptic kills himself; the
drunkard Kills others.
THERE is delirium tremens OF over
eating as we'll as over-drinking.
IT is said Millions blindness was the
result Of overwork and dyspepsia.
In cholera and all epidemics, the
liquor drinkers are the first to die.
NO ONE should work or study hard
within half an hour Of regular meal
FILTH, disease and moral death arc
associated together in all times and
places.
CLERGYMAN's sore throat Is wrong.
fully set down to the score OF "arduous
labors."
said, will oFten stop violent bleeding at
the nose.
ANY kind of fluid largely taken at a
meal, or soon alter, Is positively inju-
rious to health.
IT is q bad plan for unprofessional
people to read medical books: it befogs
and then befools.
FLIES have q perfect antipathy
, against clean houses. Flies revel In
filth the world over.
DO NOT allow yourself to read mo-
ment in any reclining position, wheth.
er in bed or on sofa.
PERSONS with weak eyes should not
read or write, or do any fine sewing
with an empty stomach.
NEVER 60 to sleep. especially after q
great effort, even in hot weather, with
out some covering over you.
A GOOD maxim Is never TO eat with
out an inclination, yet thousands dig
their graves annually with their
teeth.
THE rich cant get to sleep; the poor
can't wake up; that 10, would oyersleep
themselves II necessities did mot wake
them up.
"A DYING man can do nothing easy"
wero the last words OF our immortal
Franklin. A diseased man can do
nothing we'll, are words equally .
true.
A SLEEPING apartment should be a.
ways on the sunny or southern side,
Tor there Il will b dry and warm and
cheerful; thers = superahon1anee q
9eo n ~ ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17

was surprise to the Commonweal
sympathizers. Two weeks. Wash
ington dispatch says, may elapse. dur.
sng which the trio will be free on bail,
before the motion for new tria is
argued and decided. The penalty pro-
vided by law is the same for each Of
fense. viz: A fine not to exceed 800
and Imprisonment in jail for not more
than sixty days, or both. within the
discretion of the couit. Accordingly
the maximum punishment which NAV
be meted out to Coxeg and Browne is
SEQ and 10 DAYS, while Christopher
Columbus Jones is sub ect to 800 and
sixty days.
BY curious Congressional error in
recent bill which reorganized the
District courts there is no Appellate
Court to which Police Court ca g can
be carried. The only method of ap-
pealing from Judge Miller's sentence
will be by an application to higher
court for writs of haheas corpus and
certiorari. Attorney Lipscomb has
announced that he will take this step
II Judge Miller overrules the motion
for new trial. However, such peti
tion will not operate as stay of judg-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
: THE SHOPS ARE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER !:
e. NOTICE :
. William Middleton, Foreman. .


The result is that Saturday morning,
for the first time since the great strikes
Of 1886, the wheels and forges at Pull
man We're silent. The struggle is likely
to be both prolonged and bitter
Say Wages Have Been Cut Down.
The men claim that their wages have
been cut down 33t per cent. but that
they are compelled topay just as much
rent and water and gas taxes as they
did in flush times. Instances are cited
in which workmen have received, after
all the extras have 1 cen deducted from
their wages, only a few dollars with
which to buy bread and butter for their
families. They claim, also, that they
are not allowed to purchase property
in Pullman, and this fact, combined
with the conpany's system of requir-
ing rent in advance. and holding back
their wages until it is paid, keeps them
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
Gusher Stiil Uncontrolled.

The great artesian we'll at Chamber
lain still remains in state OF rebel
lion. Repeated attempts to stop the
leakage on the outside Of the pipe have
resulted unsuccessfully, although the
escaping water has been controlled
sufficiently to prevent the possibility
Of its further Undermining the roller
mill. Contractor Miles, the man who
put down the we'll, and the proprietor
OF the mill are now striving to arrive
at some sort of al understanding con-
corning the stoppage Of the leakage,
and 1t Is probable that some sort OF an
arrangement will be made shortly
whereby Mr.. Miles will 60 to work
and stop the leaks. He made q propo-
silion in writing agreeing to stop the
leaks by sinking new pipe for the sum
OF 81, 500, but there is q clause In his
proposition that does not meet the ap-
proval OF the owner OF the mill and
well. II the objectional clause is
stricken out or modified, contract
looking to the controlling OF the we'll
will be made. Otherwise nothing will
be done just at present. 1t will re-
quire the expenditure OF hundreds OF
dollars to fill the cavity that has been
washed out around the casing Of tho
we'll. Pending the controlling of the
leakage from the well the roller is be-
ing run by steam power.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17

A NUMBER Of towns on the Great
Northern were two weeks without re-.
ceiying any mail.
A NUMBER of men OF national fame
are expected to participate in the ir.
rigation convention At Huron next
month.
JUDGE CAMPBELL has granted a
temporary injunction. ut the request
OF citizens OF Britton and Marshall
Counties, enjoining the supervisors OF
Miller Township from turning over to
the rain appropriation fund the sum OF
$500, which it was voted by q small
majority.
PARTIES who have the contract to
supply mares for the Indians are ship
ping the horses 10 kimball prepare
tory to delivery to the agency west Of
the river. There are now collected
about 800 head and more are coming
every day. The horses are bought in
various parts OF Iowa,
A CASE Involving the validity OF
$40, 600 worth OF bonds issued by the
City 0f Huron, set for trial In the
United States Court in Sicax Falls,
has been continued, pending decision
by the Court OF Appeals On what il
known as the Huron school bond case.
in which number Of similar questions
are involved.
THE amount OF milk delivered at the
Dell Rapids Creamery iOr the month
OF April, the latter part OF the month
being estimated, is 1900 pounds. In
the month OF March the company paid
out for milk trihe over $1,000. The
nnt ~ r.. N.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
/ DAKOTA, THURSDAY, MAY II, 1894.

latter amount being the largest ever
drawn on this fund in any one month
since the Jurisdictions Of the Dakotas
was organized.
North Dakota has paid into the bene-
ficiary total of $5S, 53{ and has drawn
from the same fund a62. 900, making q
debtor balance OF &3, 466; while South
Dakota has credit balance in the
same fund of s.. .57S. so, having paid In
sl4l, $3.50, and received In death
losses Of SI36, 900.
A comparison by lodges shows that
Hope Lodge at Lead City received $24,-
GOO in death losses for the year ending
March 81. 1894, and paid into the bene-
ticiary fund only $5,ss7. This great
debit balance will cause renewal OF
the effort to secure the adoption of q
constitutional provision prohibiting
minors from membership in the order.
There are ll9 lodges within the
jurisdiction. ten having been institute
ed within the last fiscal year, and the
total membership is 7,784, net in
crease OF ?, 556 in the last year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17

SENATOR ALLEN AR'the Judge made in
CUES quries about hail
and Frank Hume, vel KIN ywn who g,
sa G grocer, who several times has run
for the Democratic nomination fer
Congress from the Virginia district
across the Potomac River, signed a
b nd in 500 for each Of the tn ea con
victej C mm Jnwea 'ers.
Gen. Coxey left the room the arm
Of his wife, pushing through curiuu.
crowd, which made no demonstrate n.
The cony iction of himself and Jones
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
COXEY IS CONVICTED.
LEADERS OF THE COMMONWEAL
FOUND GUILTY.
Judge Miller's Charge Was Strongly
Against the Defendants - Released "a
bail Pending = Motion for New Trial
Gen" Randall Arreited.
They Walked On the Grass,

The three leaders of the comm On
veal, Coxey, Browne and Christ opher
Columbus Jones, have leen found gull
ty Of violating the laws of the District
of Columbia in their recent demonstra.
tion on the Capt. grounds. The jury
retired after hearing long charge
from Judge Mile. which left them
little alternative but } convict If they
followed his instructions. The verdict
was guilty as to the first charge car.
rying tanners upon the Capitol
grounds-against all the defendants, and
On the second dcharpe-walkinp ON the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17

30 bound down that they cannot leave
without losing from one to four weeks
pay
The position which the American
Railway Union, as expressed by Vice
President Howard, has taken with e.
gard to the matter has given the ,trik-
ers much confidence in their ultimae
success. Unless the company comes
to terms, said one of the leaders, I'VE
can prevent the Pullman cars ON
being hauled on many of the principal
railroads of the United State"
The Company stands Firm.
On the other hand. the company is
equally firm in its position. President
George Nj. Pullman claims that he has
been losing money rapidly this spring.
and cannot afford to pay any higher
wages than the present scale In a
speech to the committee he said that
he had been running the works for
several months just to keep the men
busy He further made the threat
that every man who participated in
the strike will never be allowed to re-
sumo his position in the Pullman
shnns
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
Forged Express orders.

A man named Vanbuskirk, a desert
or from kelly's army, robbed the
American Express Office at Winterset,
Iowa, OF a number Of blank express Or
ders, went to the Black Hills, filed
them out and:spassed two orders of $40
each, one at Edgerton and one at
Deadwood, and upon attempting to
cash the third one at Rapid City was
captured by the American Express
Company's special detective, Bount.
who followed him from Winterset.
There was reward OF 800 for his
capture. The sheriff at Rapid City
refused to deliver the prisoner to the
sheriff from Deadwood, where it was
decided to take him for trial. The
prisoner taken to Deadwood. where he
waived examination and is in Jail un-
der 81. 900 bond.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-17
PULLMAN MEN GO OUT
BIG CAR SHOPS CLOSED UP
TIGHT.
The Walk-out Wholly Unexpected BY the
Managers Tho Discharge Of Grievance
Committee men Undoubtedly Prscipitated
the strike-ssrious Trouble May Ensue.
Thousand. Quilt the Works.

Three thousand men stopped making
palace cars for George NJ. Pullman
Friday forenoon and spent the day in
discussing their wrongs in the streets
of the model city" of Pullman, Ill
The strike, which had been threatened
for a week or more, was precipitated
mainly by the discharge of three prem
inent members Of the grievance COM
mittee. A rumor current the night
before that the company intended to
close down the works within a day or
two also played an important part in
bringing the trouble to crisis.
About 600 men who did not belong to
the uni n remained sprinkled through
the a but deserted shops until 6
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About 3 o'clock in the morning he
escaped from the asylum window and
while making his way to the eastern
part of the city was seen by Capt.
Anderson, one Of the city watchmen.
and followed. Capt. Anderson reached
the river bank just in time to see Mr.
Brasch leap into the water and swim
out into the current Capt. Anderson
jumped in after him and caught him
as he came up, brought him to the
bank and finding MN still breathing
tried to resuscitate him, but was un-
able to do so,
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REPRESENTATIVE MEIKLEJOHN has
introduced . bill In Congress granting
to the East Nebraska and Cult Rail-
way Company right OF way through
the Omaha and Wiunebago Indian res-
orvatiou In Nebraska.
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grass of the Capitol
grounds s-guilty as to
Coxey and Browne
and not guilty as tc
Jones.
Attorney Lipscomb
immediately entered
q motion for a ne "
trial and another In
arrest of judg mont.
Judge Miller gave
four days to file the
formal paper. Then