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IS THE APPEAL AUTHENTIC7
doubts Raised at X. Of l.. Head
quarters In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July l1.-No action
mas vet been taken by knights of Labor
IN this vicinity with reference to Gen.
erai Master Workman Sovereign's re-
guest that they quit work pending the
settlement Of the Pullman diculties, and
Is not believed that any serious atten-
'iun VIII be pad TO II,
AT the knights of Labor HEADQUARTERS
~ .his city none of the officials could be
The mar IN charee Of tSn haadnuarters
mao read sovereiGn's appeal, and ex-
k,'sed the opinion that It was faxed
some newspaper man. He said that
~ contained language that the .eader
tuhsed IN an editorial that is to appear In
ne next issue of the Journal OF the
nMmishts or Labor, and he thought a re
porter might have got hold OF this and
srs en IL as the official utterance OF Sow
~ was further said at headquarters
tst not line has been received there
90 90 indicate that Sovereign had issued a
IL an nr 10 me k.,is;,.s II Labor, II call
r. promulgated II must necessarily go
nnpo1ugh the once here, because the only
s1t an list In existence is In poss es-
I'm or Secretary Hayes. This contains
, ne addresses of all Recording Secre-
caIie OF local assemblies TO whom any
20 20 Tor sympathy strike will have 10
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WANT TO IMPEACH OENEY.
ney-GensraI with High Crimes.
iBy Associated PfeSsb

uey.neneRos WIN nIkn SFihes.
iBy Associated Press.b
PHILADELPHIA. July ia memo
rial. asking for the impea chment of At
torney General Olnsy has been prepared
by the Executive Board OF the Knights
of Labor for presentati ton to Congress
1t will be circulated all over the coun-
try for signatures.
The memorial declares that Richard
olney has been guilty OF high crimes
and misdemeanors. subjeating him to
impeachment and remuval from office.
The crimes consist In his advice TO the
President to introduce Federal troops
into Illinois and other States. when they
had not been asked for by State author
tiles. and. In fact. against the earnest
protest Of certain Governors.
AS a result Of this advice United
States soldiers have fired upon and
killed citisens Of several States with
out lawful or SUFFICIENT cause.
Mr.. Olney 10 also charged with en-.
couraginE the Pullman Company In the
stand II has taken against arbitration.
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PENSION FOR mrs. WARTS.
Police Board Votes the Captains
Widow $500 q Year.
The COmmissioners Want 1000 for
witness Fees.

The Police Commissioners this after
moor granted pension OF $500 year tc
| the widow of the late Capt. Warts.
! The Widows application for the pen
! sion set forth that she had six children,
no income and no means OF support.
When Capt. Warts died his property
was assessed at Si2.OoO
Capt Berghold, of the Twenty-third
sub-precinct, was transferred to Capt.
Warts's old precinct. the Twenty-sixth.
The Board passed resolution intro
duced by President Martin. asking the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
to grant an appropriation of s.. 900 to be
used for the purpose Of securing evil
denc". and &c pay witness fees in the
coming Police Board investigation. Be
fore he would vote. Commissioner Muir
ray wanted to know II 1t was contem-
plated to use the money for any other
purpose than the one specified in the
resolution After being assured by
President Martin and Commissioner
Sheehan. that the money could not be
assn Ss rny 9 Sa,ss r..
Chief Clerk Kipp was instructed to
notify Lawyer Nathan Lewis that the
Cooperation Counsel had given It as his
tndt Nah Ho W
tloon-keepers could be made to keep
their curtains rolled up SO that the
wfole interior Of the saloon could be
seen from the street.
Mr.. Lewis wrot- to the Police Com
missioners some time ago asking the
question answered by the Corporation
Counsel.
The application OF Sergt. Charles A.
J. ess. OF the Church street station. to be
allowed 10 resign under the twenty-yea
rule was laid over because Pless ie i'm
plicated in the trouble over the pool
room at Vert and Cortlandt streets.
wi ere. 1t Is alleged, Detective Sheridan
acted AS special protector and official
bouncer
A letter received from General Agent
NJ. T.. Staples. OF the New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad, IN answer
TO the circular recently sent by the
Police Commissioner to the owners OF
property along the water front.
Mr.. Staples says that his Company had
never been asked 70 pay policemen for
protecting its property. Money, he said.
had been offered TO policemen on that
post, but had always been refused.
-. ... .--J.n.nI .IIeI that
Policemen Grirnon and Looney. Of the
East sixty seventh street STATEN, be
lnncd 80 each for having, as alleged,
assaulted Buotb.ack j seph Pittars at
Third avenue and sixty seventh street
six weeks ago because Pittaro dInned
them FOR the prize OF several slines.
II Was decided to defer action In both
cases unit. Grinnon's case II disposed OF
by the Court Of General Sessions
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Even Authenticity of tho Ap-
peal Doubted in Phil
adelphia.
WAS A REVOCATION SENT OUT :?
Story OF One Received In Cleve.
land Is Denied in
Chicago.
by Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. July u.-Messrs. j. w.
Hayes. General Secretary; T. B. MCGUIRE
and c. A. French. Of the Executive Board
Of the Knights OF Labor. arrived here
last night on business connected with the
strike. Speaking of their business, Mr..
Mcclure said:
we are here partly for the purpose Of
working up an interest In the bill re-
Gently introduced In the Senate by Mr.,
George. Of Mississippi. which provides
for compulsory arbitration. We will
call on Mr.. George to-day and have a
consultation with him concerning II.
After that We will confer with the local
assemblies Of the Knights Of Labor on
various subjects.
THE affairs throughout the country,
on account of the strike. are 80 seri-
GUS that we need all the help we can
get, and I believe that Washington
will stand by US. We expect to stay
in Washington for several days before
HnihuinS our BUSINESS.
From statements made by the members
OF the Board the strike appeal Of General
Master Workman sovereign contemplates
progressive strike and not a universal
one
The present order OF Mr.. Sovereign"
Messrs. Hayes and MCGUIRE said. ZAP
plies to Chicago. and was issued by Mr..
sovereign on the application Of the local
labor unions. 1t applies TO no other
place than Chicago. 1t does not contem-
plate general strike. and Mr. Sovereign
has not the authority to order such
strike except by the consent Of . ma
jority Of the Executive Board Of the
Knights Of Labor"
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Takes the Second Race by a
Neck..'.aarguerite Wins
the First
CONCESSION FOR BR|GHT0Y.
May Run Two Races Daily Under
q Mile Tor Three. Y ear-Olds
and Upward.
Especial to The Evening World, }

Especial to The Evening worid.)
RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON BEACH,
July 1.-THE attendance was fully 10 to
the average here. and the crowd kept
the bookies very busy. The weather
was close and stufiy In the stand, bat
the ring was fairly cool. having the benz
EFT fthe cool sea breeze. The track
was in excellent shape.
The Association was notified this
afternoon that the Jockey Club had de-
cided to allow two races q day at n dis
lance under 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 dis
pose Of the entire outfit at auction.
The owners Of Lifeboat cut loose an
other good thing to-day In Marguerite.
The filly opened at 5 to 1 and was played
down point. The flag fell with Mar
gusrte !, IN n front. and the result was
Roller. who was q hot favorite, got
away badly, and though he made up q
lot of ground. was never able to catch
Marguerite. Had Roller got away on
even eye terms he would have surely won.
Chant, an overwhelming favorite in
the second race, won easily from Jersey
Belle, 30 to ! chance. The latter made
nett, who was q heavily played second
choice, was Y poor third.
The maiden race furnished surprises
s az around %an !. lax Richmond g 70
had been fancied by many, but when
Lendrum's name was posted as jockey
her price heightened and very few got
90 to 4, Just beat Amsterdam, second
choice, head for the place.
FIRST RACE.
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IN ] nH,
STRIKE ORDER !.
NOT 0BEYED,
General Trades Movement
Planned in Chicago Is !:
at Least Put OF.
LEADERS WAIT FOR G1MpEHs.
Much May Depend on tho Con,
ference at the Briggs House
Tomorrow.
0EBS HAS NO MORE ORDERS.
His Private Letters Restored-..
Stockyards Open for Usual
BUSINESS.
oEBs HAS NO MORE ORDERS.
special to The Evening World,

NopeSiAi 10 Tue Evening Noiid.B
| CHICAGO, July 1l.-Civic and Federal
authorities who are combating the great
strike In Chicago take it as an indica-
| ton OF weakness Oh the part of the
labor leaders that the general tie-up,
which was ordered for this morning, has
been put Off.
Some Of the labor Organizations, In
feet. have repudiated sthe action OF the
General Conference and have decided
not to go out at all. AA4f4
Among all of them there IL a feeling
of uncertainty whinl has decidedly
weakening effect on the strike pros
pect.
! Master Workman Lindholm said this
afternoon that 10000 Knights Of Labor
were out. but had no figures to back the
1 statement.
5000 knights Mry He Out.
Possibly 1900 are out, including 1,Goo
cigar-makers and 500 transfers,
The order Of the Building Trades Coun-
ell to men belonging to organizations
under Its Jurisdiction to quit work before
Saturday means that in many cases they
will not quit at all.
Men Not Anxious to Quit.
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u'oi,' VI '"e ioea' asse'no.s
A. y, 49, oiue'eu TIC men ~ au'S ~or'
nh. ,n., .aa,,.o ,ha. -. -.
thority to call them ont and are ma vjp~
no attention 10 him.
"o'he ieaueis III tne present Strike ale
.o"s''e'"s '"iS piopos'''oh. ihat inc
fu'i'"ai' s'f'he's no" come lor"afo ana
aeN''" 'eise 'he ehor's mat nave pee"
'''"de III 'he'r pehaiii ana ASK that the
se"era' s'r'Ae ne eaheu OIL pscause
Is 81 upparen' 'h"' II cannot succeed.
r,,, -, 80,
@, inference NJ tho leaders i. be,J
r
iher are 100 many men OUT OF WORK u
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GIRL HANGED HERSELF.
Her Recreant Lover Arrested and
Jailed In Texas,
(By Associated Press. }

SHERMAN. Tex, July ll.-Miss Addie
Harden. sixteen years old, committee
suicide by hanging herself to a tree, sik
miles east of this city. She had been
n love with a young man by the name
of Bailey, and her last written message
to her mother indicate ed that he had de-
ceved her. A warrant was sworn out
terday
In one OF her letters she said: "Tell
young people TO take warning from me.
Don't place your affections on q green
tree, / love Mr., Bailey yet Tell him
my life was not worth living, for his
love l could not win"
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let BOarder Mne rds Ct S1e cs PHI

pahy' showing he had called of the
strike previously ordered.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE story from
Cleveland that General Master Workman
Sovereign. Of the knights Of Labor, had
wired his men at that place not to
strike Is emphaticaily denied by labor
leaders here. The despatch is declared
to be a forgery,
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TOOK HIS LIFE ON A GRAVE.
Suicide Of an Unknowa Man II
Greenwood Cemetery.

Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning
Charles Schwichiand, while at work in
Greenwood Cemetery. heard a pistoI-shot
In the direction of Ogden avenue.
At noon Capt. Beck, of the Cemetery
police, and William elect, OF 1852 Twenty
fourth street. found the body OF man
lying across a grave on Ogden, near
Eighth avenue. In one hand was a
32-caiibre revolver and there was a
bullet hole In his right temple. The
bouy Was removed to the MorKue.
feet 7 inches In height, light hair and
complexion. black derby hat and striped
suit.
addressed to Norbert Frank, New York,
A pocketbOok containing $3.50, a watch,
pair of spectacles and a bunch OF keys
were the only other articles In the
mans pockets.
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JUSTICE JACKSON I'LL.
In a Car That Can't he Moved on
Account Of the strike.
lRy Associs,ed Press

LOUISVILLE, KY July u.-Asso-
clate Justice Jackson. OF the United
states Supreme Court, is lying i'll in his
private car here.
He is very anxious To be removed,
bu. the Railroad Company refuses to
proceed unless furnished troops to guard
the train.
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Flushing Frtr'cs for To-Norrow.
RACE TRACK. FLUSHING. July H.
Following are the entries and probable
sta rters for tomorrow:

First Raco--Five furlonss. --Tumult. Fan King.
Lindsey Little Willie. Fol- Glove. l.2 each; Red
Cross. lI3; Excelsior, ios ID.
Second Rsce-one mus.-schnorsr. odd Socks
ia each. Mirage 1872; Roger. ii2 Rally. los
Bl.zsayay. Samaritan. lO% ID. each.
Third Raee-Iisii a mlls,-Phonosrsph, Don
Know. Chiettain. Lumbermsn, MONDAY Finance
III each: The Pearl, MoiIs o.. ia EACH sprinll.
1903 ID.
FOURTH Rscs-siK furlongs, --Csiumbuy ils;
DaybTesk. verbia 1903 each CarracuI los; War
DRY. l0s; TruInpstsr. lOS, Romeo, Dr. Chamber.
81 III. each
Fifth Race-Tiye furlongs, Autumn, IT, Don I
Know. ls each; Florins, il3; Pukhlnk liz
crsftles, i0j Lulu Race hily Nalyina r. io2
H. each.
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Jane. Mr,lay, Miller, 4 nephe" of Police Com
misslouv' MgCIayc, Was to-day appointed ss-
sistaut ,lrrh q Mr.. Guiman Chtef Clerk OF the
Head ur Health. at salary OF 81, 200 a year.
Alfred llras tea and coffee inspector. ard
formerly clers TO nr, po'y iIthe BpreSu OF
Coutasiuus Bisuases, Nsa to-day ~ Gisi TO the
"a. sur. - the head Of the .TsGu,
tauss1 Is the death ct AlIr VIM Lucas
Ntil rrgeiye 81, tOo scar. lie G. 81 81, 50v,
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WHITE HOUSE STONE FALLS.
Executive Mansion shows Effects
of Frost and Moisture.
nv Associated Pres

WASHINGTON, July IA splinter
OF stone. weighing four or five pounds,
dropped from the rof OF the portIco here
in front Of the White House to-day.
The stone showed signs OF disintegra-
ton. probably fiom the action Of frost
and moisture. and II an examination
shows that the process has been gen.
eral, extensive repairs will be necessary.
as visitors. and even the President Rim
self, would be exposed 10 danger from
further falls.
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THE PRESIDENT IND0RSED.
Senate Adopts the Daniels Resoiu-
tiOn without Division.
fBy Associated Press. J

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. July u-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 IA a sub
stltute for Mr.. PETERS resolution. which
occasioned SO much debate.
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Eva Buchman Demand. AIImon,

Eva Buchanan moved before Judge BisehoR. oil
the Court OF Common Pleas, to-day for counsel
fee and siimony action for an absolute d.
from Jacob 8. II. Buchanan. o, :sOt Third
avenue She says he Ien her In 1859 and can't
to this country, where he married the daughtet
Of Mira, Esther ScheueT. who advanced the none,
10 start him In the clothing business. Ruchra
says that he never married plsintin, although
he permitted her TO ret TsbbiniCal d vorcs frnn,
him to Legitimate their children. Decision VA
reserved
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DOEBBLER FOUND GUILTY.
lie Attempted to Blow Up WiIIian,
sirnnge with Dynamite.
Especial to Tae Evening World,

PATTERSON, n. D., July 1.-THE trial
Of Chas. A. Doebbler and Robert seidel,
indicted for attempting TO blow up Will
lam Strange. \ SILK manufacturer. with
/ dynamite bomb on March H. was con-
studied to-day in the Court OF Quarter
Sessions,
poeboler WAS found guilty. as charged
The Jury took half an hour to reach a
verdict.
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Decide. Against E.-Gov. Evans.

justice Barrett. Of the Supreme Court, has
denied motion Of sI-Gov. John Evans. Of col
orado to be permitted 10 come In a. a party
plaintiff in an action brought by Jennie Nave
against the Denver. TeIss and Fort Worth RAT
way Construction Company. In which Mr.. Evan
'aid that an EFFORT was made to settle the action
n fraud OF the other stockholders. Justice DAr.
EFT also gave the parties U the action permission
o discontinue II on their consent. saying that tn,
rights OF Evans and his sssoc!atsS viii not b,
isopardiIod az no "sn start another action snC
apply for An Injunction.
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SHE LOST ON THE RACES.
Well-Dressed Woman Tried to
Jump from the john Sylvester.

A well-dressed woman. who was In
the company Of Arthur Hayden. the St.
Louis bookmaker. and was said to be
his wife. tried to Chamber over the rail
Of the steamer John Sylvester, OF Gov
ernor's Island, returning from the
Brighton Beach races, last evening.
Hayden and another bookmaker yanked
her back and hustled her. kicking and
screaming, into The cabin.
She yelled that she had lost 80 much
on the races that life wasn't worth
nving, and punched Hayden, Sweet
breads" and other rsce-track men right
and left. She had evidently been drink
ing. She was bundled into a cab at the
Battery and hurried away.
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Lady Richmond rushed to the from,
and led all the way, winning easily by
half q length from Derelict. who beat
Amsterdam a head for the place. Jessie
Taral was second to the head OF the
stretch. Time-l0t.
Mutuels paid; Straight. 1885; place.
1855; third, 1850. Amsterdam paid s. So
third
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DID SOVEREIGN REVOKE?
story at Cleveland that He Did Is
Denied at Chicago.

(By Associated Press
CLEVELAND, o , July ia telegram
mas Deem received at the headquarters
Vi the Knights OF Labor from General
"asteF Workman Sovereign. at Chicago
% follows: do not strike. See press
reports"
= member OF the knights OF Labor, In
speaking or .he telegram. said he
thought 1t was sent on account of the
Dsos Indictment In case the Grand
'uf! should take steps looking to the
Indictment OF Sovereign. this message
would be on fils with the telegraph com
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Congress WIN Iayestixats.
Dy Associated Prssl.j

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce decided to-day, after n long
and spirited session, 10 investigate the
labor troubles growing out OF the Pull.
man strike.
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Child Burn~d with Matches.

FiysysaF-old Sarah CoGNcy o. 90 Erdse street.
BrookLn. az; her cloihins on Ere while pluy Ing
with mstehea In front q her homs this snsr-
leon Policeman lcKsUe md q voure nl.a
named pursnt yer. burned about the hsndp wui,e
e1tinsuishiGG the blaze The child was Tr.auVed
10 the CITY HGApit~i.
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N..h,iIIe rni!. 90 Re.pond.
lam. knights Won't strike.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July ll.-No X
Of L. here had gone on strike up TO
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business ThoubIes.

This sh.pT to-day sid ont the effects OF tie
'nterastioRsl ysch, Publishing Company, TealiL-
ne sboat s.. 600
The sehsiules In the sss.snmeat Of Joel :
"ortlrndt street show liabilities VI 50 SCI noInl.
nj assets ts75s actual ssIcts, StCY
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Assistant Superintendent OF immigration Nc.
sweeney to-day, made AG Investigation Into 'le
escape Of four men from the Ellie leland detsu.
lion psn early yesterday morning. Mr., Nc
'vrsss, deidsd that the vs,ehmes we're not to
blame. -
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Good Hun by Minneapolis.

iby AssoSlAten fFsshl
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, July H.
The new cruiser Minneapolis passed
here at 8 A. ~, having made the run
from the Capes Of Delaware 70 Cape Cod
an twenty-one hours.
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street-Car Strike in YOUNGSTOWN.


YOUNGSTOWN. o.. July li.-Ali OF the men
employed by the Youngstown car lines struck Mt
midnight on account Of Objectionable rules They
also want a readjustment OF wages, '
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The viii Of A. r. Burbank. the slecutionlst
WAS hieI to-day. lie leaves all his property t,
hls widow. and makes her sole eIeautor OF his
viii. The petition foI the probate states that lie
eft about 900 In personal property and no
realty In thia stats.
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Waiting for Gompers.
May 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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UNIONS NOT READY TO STRIKE
General Movement in ChicnRo at
Least Postponed.
lpy AssoeIatrl PTess.l }

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE general strike
which was TO have been inaugurated
last night to force arbitration OF the
Pullman strike failed TO materialiss to-
day.
Throughout the city this morning there
was little evidence OF the business par
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