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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-13
BELLE PLAINE TODAY,

Hon. Chester | Long went down to
Belle Plaine this morning TO preach the
old reliable doctrine of RepuDlicanism
to the good people of that city and vicin.
ity. He Will speak tue next day at
Argonia where ronsing reception Will be
rendered to him. Chester is stirring the
hearts of the people this year. He Is show
ing them a very neat object lesson in
Democratic incompetency III the shape of
two paper bags. one representing the dol
lars worth of sugar under the Mckinley
law and muchssmallerione representing
the dollars worth of sugar nnder the
Wilson bill.
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on to her Office because she was a woman
and wanted to, and that meant she woGld-
NOTES
Many people were there from Cheney.
The meeting was great day for God
dard.
After Mr. Long had finished his speech
the people hocked to shake him by the
hand
Nearly all of the Republican candidates
were present at the meeting ana took coca
sion 10 see the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records ia the register OF deeds once
show the following transfers
c Davidson wd lois S and 10 En-
poria ave Zmmarley's Fad add. 50l
" b Joslin lot 10 Wichita street
Warermaus add ...-......--.... 21OJ
N II Jones wd lots 30 and % Laura
ave Woolmans add lot
@ Myers tax q lots 10 and i block
Victoria Park ada.
7 b Wall tax lots IS and 10 Fourth
ave Hiltons add. Observation-Disclosures. a
n he sec 11-25-lw-..-...-. o.
j Edwards FAX Il ITaot 10 by % rods
In SO = of ue sec IS 27-le...... %
d Gordou tax lot q IN sec $50 lw. -
Lot = Zimmerlys add lots 81 TO 81
liza ave Lincoln 1T add ........ ~
Sw sec 25-2S-2w lot II aud Il 20
f. lot - Fourth ave Eletcher's add
lot Ia Main street GrelfIensteIus
3rd add lot 81 Wichita street origi-
nal tOwd lot 80 Meade avenue
Jones suppiementaI.... 449
Amount mortgages released. $500. ~
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Valuable HORSE HURT.

Mr. YazePs fine white stallion hitched to
a buggy, became unmanageable yesterday
on West Douglas avenue aud ran into one
of Murphy's express wagons, almost de-
lnolishing the same, and the wagon spring.
which had been broken. entered the horses
chest The horse is very valuable AMI
NAL worth about 81 $40.
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on TRIAL FOR PERJURY.

The jury in the case of the United States
VS., Albert Spencer was Impaneled yes
terday afternoon and some of the govern
ment's witnesses were examined. Spencer
is on trial for perjury. charged as having
been committed by him in the course of
testimony given by him in a case OF prov
ing up a timber claim.
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AT The srouK YARps,

Hoover and Kirk of kingman were in
with Il load of cattle and hogs.
Henry SteinkiFchner Of Newton had a
load OF good hogs on the market
Harvey Grace of Cheney Ouidid Harvey
county and took the banner. He was IN
with the best load OF hogs brought here
during the season.
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YARNER CASE Oh TAP.

In the district court the case of the state
against W. II. Warner charged with en-
bezzlement, occupied nearly tue entire day.
The testimony for the state WAS ali In at
o'clock and a few witnesses for the
defense were examined. It. Is expected
that the case will he closed by noon today.
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MAN ARRESTED,

Marion Carter of Vslley Center was ar
rested yesterday by Constable Green on a
warrant charging Carter with obtaining
money under false pretenses. The action
Is z continuation of a civil suit decided re-
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DONATION DAY,

Tomorrow is donation day at the Chill
dren's home. People who have clothing,
food. etc, 20 donate can leave them at the
home, or in case they cannot leave them
there, they will be accepted at Cash Hen
ierSon,S
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BASEBALL. TODAY.

The Jamesburg Baseball nine will play
a postponed game with the Boston nine for
the championship of the county at the
State fair grounds today. Game called at
3:3l n m
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TOLD IN 4 DREAM.
The Inventor Of the eh.t Tower Taught Ills
Principles al Might

Principles al Might
Before Watts. the dLscove-e- - ths
present mode OF making shot. had his
notable dream induced by overhaul
gence IN stimulants, the manufacture
IN question was sisgr. lsborious and
costly process. Great bars 81 lead had
20 d. pounded into sheets Of thickness
neazIF equal 20 the diameter % the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-13
COMING LOCAL FYENTS.

Wichita Lodge. No 1s9. k of p, will
confer the second rank tonight. Session
begins promptly at S o'clock. Visitors
welcome
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LONG HITS 'EM HARD
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN OPENED
IN THIS COUNTY YESTERDAY.

He is Greeted by Big Crowd Near
Goddarii-His Forcible Manner
of Illustrating the Increased
cost of Sugar-He Exposes
the Democratic Free
Trade Fraud-Slows
Himself an Able
Exponent OF
Protection.
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THEY GAVE HIM UP
TALBOT Is NOW IN THE HANDS OF
KANSAS AUTHORITIES.

He Will be Tried at Wellington for
the Murder of Mike Meagher-
Sumner County Securing the
Country for Witnesses-A
Notable Band OF Border
Characters Will be
Brought Togeth
er-Will Cost
Big Money
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Santo, tho assassin OF President Car.
not, remains upropentant, aud speaks OF
his crime as though il was an ordinary
occurrence.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Enei-
ncers, ut Bloomington, Ills, havo re-
ceived telegram from Chief Arthur
not to strike.
Tho President has approved tho find
ing OF the court martial which recon-
mended tho dismissal Of Lieut.. Marcus
Maxwell. Lieutenant Maxwell was
charged with duplicating his accounts.
In Brooklyn Inst night Woodruff g
s!ores, on Furman street. woIe dc.
s.royed by FIRE. Two fremen wore
killed aud two badly hurt by falling
walls. LoEs Sl,075,000, covered by In.
surance.
Psesideu! Shields, OF Che Hammond,
Ind, branch CT the American Railway
Union, has been arrested on United
States warrant, for interfering with the
running OF train carrying United
States mail.
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FINISHED At LAST.
Confederation OF tho TariI DIli In Comm
teo of tho whole Ended,

Confederation of tho TariI DIll In Commit
teo of tho whole Ended.
WAsurNoToS. D. c., Juno 2O.-In tho
senate to-day tho tariff bill was taken
up and Mr.. Vest moved au amendment
to tho clause ropealinc tho reciprocity
feature Of tho Mckinley bill. Agreed to.
Senator PETER offered as now sec.
tion, the amendment levying tax Of
$50 a head on all aliens landing in the
the United States to engage in indus-
trial occupations. Tabled, 4G-12.
Mr.. Jones then asked unanimous con
sent to make number OF amendments
overlooked as tho bill was being cor.
eidcred.
Tho amendments were agreed to as
fast as road. Most OF them were verbal
or very unlmportnns.
The tariff bill was reported to tho
senato at 6:45.
Dir. Manderson moved to adjourn un.
I'll Monday. This motion was lost 20
S5. but in tho executive session which
followed the motion was agreed to and
at 6 10 the senate adjourned until Mon.
day.
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TREND OF TRADE.
II O. Dun & Co.'s Weekly IeTioE of tho
BusIucsss Situation.

Nrw YoRE, June 2O.-R. G. Dun {:
Co.'s weekly review OF trade will say to-
morrow:
The great strike Of coal miners has
ended at most points but another
threatens to interrupt business moro
seriously, for time, though the num-
ber Of hands engaged is comparatively
email. Travel and traffic arc well nigh
arrested on about twenty western roads
already, and strikes aro threatened on
all roads which uso Pullman cars. On
the whole, other changes during tho
week haVe boon for the better Many
manufacturing establishments which
Tero stopped for want OF fuel havo re-
eumed. Tho depletion OF the treasury
reserve has been checked by tho volun-
tary deposits OF gold by Now York
banks. Exports OF gold have almost
ceased. Congress has made much pro-
gross toward final disposition OF the
tariff question. Ctop prospects grow
botter rs tho harvest draws near.
Tho resumption OF work in mines
and mills has mado good progresa but
the demand for products is ns yot small
or and less urgent than was expected.
Buyers apparently wait for lower prices
OF iron and steel products, which manu-
facturers are sloW 10 give, in view Of the
increased cost OF materials aud produc-
tion.
Textile manufacturers nro much en-
barrnssed by tho near approach OF
probable change in rho tariff, tho elect
OF which cannot yet be calculated. In
spite OF this reason for deiorring orders
aud purchases, tho numbcr Of Inilla
quitting work is not yot rs large as wGa
expected, for thero appears little moro
demand from clothiers and jobbers.
This week the failures have been 2l4
in the United States against 307 last
last year and So in Canada asainat 30
last year. The number and importance
of failures havo increased little aslis
usual near the close OF half year.
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CLIFTON FORGE, Va, Juno 99.-Col.
Il. Chester Parsons was shot and killed
in the lobby Of Gladys Inn. Tho
shooting was done by Thomas A. Good
man, passenger conductor on tho
Richmond ( Allegheny railtoad. Par
sons never upOko after being shot.
Aitor dischnrging his pistol Conductor
Goodman wont before ". ". Davis,
mayor Of Clifton Forge, aud gavo up his
pistol, remnrking that when tho public
had become informed Of all the cir.
cuustances connected with tho afTAir
ho would bo justified by thon for the
killing. ae wired message to Colonel
Beverley Crump, of Richmond, his at
tornoy, directing him TO procure and
take charge OF certain important lottcr
bearing upon tho case, which, 1t is
alleged, Colonel Parnon had written to
General Manager Stevens. OF the Chcsa.
peake & Ohio railroad, seriously reflect
ing upon his official conduct and
character.
Colonel Parsons, it is understood, had
charged that Goodman permitted col
ored women Of bad repute to travel on
his train FREQ. He complained because
members OF his family had been an
noyed and insulted by those women.
In consequence OF these charges Good
man was dismissed from tho cOmpany's
service.
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sTusnoRN BLANCHARD

Making Trouble For tho COMMITTEE C.
Refuses to Accept tho Sugar schodule.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 20.-Sena.
tor Blanchard, it is understood, is max
ing considerable trouble for the finance
committee by his protests against tho
proposed changes in tho sugar schedule.
Tho Louisiana senator is holding ou.
especially for the continuation OF the
bounty for the prcsont year. Hc also
calls attention TO, the fact that the
finance committee has hacked out OF its
original proposition to abrogate the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, which
permits the sugar product OF that
country to enter free, and is reported as
snying tnat tho sugar producers OF his
state would be greatly injured by the
sudden reduction of the bounty as pro.
posed by the committee.
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Boston, Juno 20.-Fivc thousand
spectators witnessed ono OF the prethest
fights evos held in this city at tho
Casino tonight between Dixon and
Critic. Critic seemed ovor-iat, but his
heavy form created the inpro;siOR
that Dixon would hayo hard
tuaslo to win, but horo was whoro
the colorod lad again proved
his gamencss and adroit ring tac tics.
He was cufed and slapped and cut
about tho fuco by his heavier opponent,
but on moro than ono occasion during
tho twenty rounds II looked "a though
his left hand would finish the Austra-
liRu. Critic Is great fighter, and no
mistake, but tho impression gained
from tho battle Of tonight Is that at
anywhere nenr oven weight tho coloted
boy would win.
Critic tipped the beam at 135 pounds
and Dixon l23. For tho first Jew rounds
Critic was in high feather, landing tfs-
qucutly and with OBJECT Dixon seomcd
wild and wasted much OF his strength
swinging into. nothingucss, while Grit
fo'a almost pertoct sido stepping and
crossing were In wonderful stylu,
Critic held tho advantage up TO tho
close OF tho fourth round, but 10 the
fifth Dixon did aomo hot rushing. Both
were tagged in the seventh, but Critic
had foung Dixon's face and head re-
peatedly and brought blood. In the
eighth Dixon caught Critic full in the
faco, and the pair exchanged rapidly.
Round 20. There was 4 furious two
minute exchange of blows in which tho
honors wore divided. and then walk
around tho ring. Tho pair had fought
their fight Of fights. and at the finish
they shook hands and laughed good
naturodly at one another. Tho referee
declared tho affair drawn.
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LOST AND RECOVERED.
Money Lost Is Recovered, but Not by III,
Right PARTIES.

Money Lost Is Recovered, but Not By tho
Right PARTIES.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
Mr.. ]. T. Hogc, the well known stock.
man who lives near Mt. Pleasant, over
tho river, was riding q spirited horse
to his homo when he dropped pocket
book containing Sl,5OO in notes aud
checks and 500 in cash. Flo did not
discover his loss until he reached home,
and thon sot out on voyage OF recovery.
He finally came to spot on the road
where no found ono or two papers that
had been in the pocket book, but the
book md money with other valuable
papers werc nowhere 10 be found. A
clue pointed TO the fact that tho thieves
had gone toward the river, with the
intention probably OF coming over into
West Virginia, and last night Mr.. Hoge
was in Martins Ferry conducting the
aenrch for the men or man who made
away with the money.
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THIRD DISTRICT nEpUpnIoANs.

Tho DntO For tho Convention Fixed.
Place Changed From Buckhnnnon to
Charleston.
spsttaI Dtpateh 10 De ratgiqmoer
CuARLEsroS, ". Va, June 20.-Tho
Republican congressional committee Of
tho Third district last night fxod
Wednesday, Augua. 10, as tho date for
holding tho nominating convention,
and tho place was changed from Buck
hannon to Charleston The matter OF
changing tho place was the subject OF
considerable discussion. 1t was argued
that while tho choice OF Buckhnnnon
was just recognition and compliment
70 tho sterling RcpubIicanism OF
Upshur county, 1t was q hardship OK.
acted from Republicans OF tho other
counties OF tho district too excessive,
and threatened TO deprive many Of tho
privilege Of attending, thus preventing
full and FREQ expression Of tho Rcpub-
lican voters Of the district as to their
choice for tho nomination. A motion
was then offered to reconsider tho
former action OF tho committee in
selecting Duckhannon, which prevailed.
Charleston Montgomery, Hinton and
RonceYorto Toro named as places for
holding the convention, and fifteen bal
lots wore taken beloro c decision was
ralchnd
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ofVlolonoo In tho eroat Railroad
Strike at Chicago.
A MOB lNTERFERES With TRAFFIC
And Is Dispersed by tho Police
Without Any Hloodahod.
BOYCOTT SPREADING EVERYWHERE
In tho West and tho Situation
Growing Worse Each Hour.
VERY Few PULLMAN CARS PULLED

And'IndioasionsThGt tho Tic Up Will
Extend Eastwnrd-No Longer n Iio.
cal Affair In Chicago : President
DebA of tho American Railway
Union, Issues q nIaulfosto-Ho Dc.
ciarcs thc Boycott VIII Not Fan of
It's tsPurpose-Iscport That Hc VIII DO
Arrested for conspirncy-Ho couu.
soils His Men Not TO Resort to VIC.
lenoc, hut to Maintain tho Peace.
No Indication Of Settlement of tho
Difficulty.
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INCOME TAX.
Senator Hill Gives Notice OF nn Important
Amendment.

Senator Hill Gives Notice OF IN Important
Amendment.
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 29.-Sena.
Tor Hill to-day gave notice Of au amend.
mont to the income tax feature OF the
tariff bill by adding at the end Of sec.
ton SO tho following: THAT all state,
county, municipal and town taxes and
all necessary sums for insurance paid
by corporations, companies or associa-
tions shall be excluded or deducted in
estimating the net profits or income OF
such associations. companies or corpor-
ations."
Senator Allen also Gavo notice OF m
amendment at the end OF the tariff bill
as tollows: provided that all surplus
revenue derived by tho government
under tho provisions OF this act shall be
hold as credit fund with which to pay
the national indebtedness as rapidly as
possible"
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IT WAS A PLOT.

Sauto ITas Chosen By Lot ut an Anarchist
Meeting to oIurdcr Cnrnot.
MAE5EILIrs, June 20.-It is nov cs.
,ablished that a regulcr plot in which q
number Of people were concerned,
existed to sssaysina,e the President.
Tho final noosing Of the consplrators
took place at tCette, and santo was
thUre chosen, by lot, to commit the
actual murder.
Tho arrest Of sInto'a accou,plicoa Is
expected hourly.
Premier Dupuy has recaived q tale.
gram from Motta Viaconti, Italy, saying
that tho authorities, tho inhabitauts
and even the family OF santo express
profoundindignation q. his crime.
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IN COLD BLOOD.
Colonel Il. Chester Persons Shot to
Death at Clifton Forge.
PROPRIETOR OF NATURAL BRIDGE
Aud Hund Of tho Gront Pau-Amor-
lean Railway schomo.
MANY INTELLIGENCER READERS
Know Him as an Occasional Con-
tributor to this Newspaper.
POLITICAL and ECONOMIC TOPICS

Discussed IN These Columns aud Ills
Articles Attracted wido Attention.
Ills Great Halfway Project, Which
was Taken up by tho Pau-AmcrIcan
Congress and Promoted by tho Bu.
rcau of American EcpublIcS-lIow
llo FIRST Gavc It to tho World
Through tho Columns OF tho Intolll.
GcnCcr and Interested Nir. Blaine
and tho Commercial People OF Two
acknowledgements OF the
Tragedy Killed by a Conductor
Whom Hc Had Reported.
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AT PITTSBURGH.
Probability That tho boycott VIII Extend
10 That Point Nett Mnnh.

PIrrspuRun, Pa, Juno 2O.-AilaIrs
arc beginning TO assume a threaten.
ing phase in this city In connection
with tho Pullman strike. WhilO little
Inconvenience and no trouble has yel
beOn experienced hero, tho attitude oE
tho railroad employees to hnvc under
Gono a change. It 10 now believed that
should tho strike continue to spread
thoy will consent to Join IN tho refusal
70 handle Pullman cars and Il is posi-
bio that this may happen in tho early
part OF next week.
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THE DEEruovNS cELEDRAT1oS
y Big Time Assured Mt Their Picnic on
July 4.

n Dig ilino hbsnreu Mt Ihelr Picnic on
JuIyd
Tho Beethoven Singing Society will
celebrate its twcnty-fith anniversary
on July 4 on tho atatc fair grounds,
assisted by Drlidon sancorbund, uar-
nonia, MucnnHrchor. Embracht, Bloom
field and Licdcrtniel, Of Pittsburgh, and
tho German Kriegor yorcin, Baiom
Vcreln. Turn Vcrein and Druids, of
this city. Tho visiting societies, accom-
panied By band, will arrivo on July 8,
at 7:S0 p. N. A grand parade Will
occur at 0 o'clock. Tho concert CON-
mences at 1890 in front of the grahd
stand. lion. Augustus Pollack will call
tho meeting to order, and Mayor Cald-
vol make speech of welcome. Hon,
a. ". Campbell, who will como here for
this occasion from New York, will de-
liver spoech in Engl!sh, and Rov.
William Ufert will speak in German,
Everybody ia cordially invited to be
there at 1880 .. n. 10 hear tho fine
speaking and concert. A good many
other amusements arc also on tho pro.
granme-horse racing, bicycle racing,
pole climbing, high rope walking, ctc.
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Colonel Parsons, tho murdered man,
was one Of tho best known men in the
country as promoter OF enterprises
and writer on political and economic
questions, and was known for and wide
as the proprietor of tho famous Natural
Bridge in Virginia. He was once res
ident OF West Virginia and wss ono OF
tho founders Of the city OF Huntington.
Colonel Parsons was frequent con-
tributor to the columns OF tho ISrELLG-
GEScEE and hi. articles attracted attcn-
ton and were copied extensively in the
press OF the country. An article from
his pen published in the ISTEhLIGEycER
about year ago on the south and tho
protective tariff attracted great deal
Of attention. coming q, it did from an
old timo southern Democrat, who be-
lievol tha. to the Republican policy OF
protection the south must look for its
future industrial prosperity.
TIE PAN AMERICAN scHk1E.
Col. Parsons was best known OF lute
years as tho head promoter OF tho great
Pan.American railroad scheme, which
was taken up by tho Pan-American
Congress- and brought before the gov.
ernments OF tho United States, and
Central and South America. A govern
mont survey recently completed has
demonstrated tho feasibility of tho
scheme and the work will be prose-
cutod to completion. It contomplates
railroad connecting with tho great
systems OF this country through Con.
trail America and the heart OF South
America, Buenos Ayres, in tho Argen-
tine Republic, being tho southern ter.
minus. 1t was through the columns OF
the INTELLIGENCIE that Col. Parsons
four years ago first unfoldcd the scheme
and gave to the world tho details Of the
plan and tho Incorporation of the CON-
pany, under the laws OF Virginia, this
being the birth OF the project which
was received with incrcdulity because
OF its boldness and the gigantic engin-
eeriug teats it contemplated.
INDICATED.
From tho IsTELLrdENcEE Office tho do
tails OF its conception aud an outline
OF what was to be accomplished was
tclcgraphed, through tho medium OF the
Associated Psoss, throughout. tho coun-
try and to Europe, the article creating
commont everywhere. Thore wore
sneors at what was considered an i'm
possible thing by many, but the return
ofthe government cngineess within n few
weeks past, and the report that tho plan
is feasible, insures the oarly consum-
nation OF the greatest railroad and on
gineoring scheme that has over been
conceived, SO recognized now by the
commercial world. The plan was ON.
bodied in Mr.. Blaino's Pan-Americaa
scheme and was adopted by tho PAN
American Congress. OF which Mr..
Blaino was the father.
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road yards Il would have a tendency to
cause rioting. 10 avoid this, II was dc.
terminod to use every effort to proven,
INC representatives Of tho detective
agSSGncies from going into tho yards.
Tho hwltchmGn will not GO out on n
strike This rosultwa roachod at mid.
night after long and heated discussion
on tho part OF 2lO members of tho
sWitehmon's Mutual Aid Association at
tho Great Northern.