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The herald., 1894-09-06

V'HRooP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
l. adena, California, the only institution in
Southern California providing thorough ill.,
dustrial and art training for both sexes III con.
nection with scientific, literary classical
education. Sloyd school for younger pupils.
Manual training school and college OF teehnol-
ogy Courses largely elective. Good homes
for students. For catalogue and full informa-
ton address PRESIDENT CHARLES II.
KEYEs. Pasadena. California. 7-2l 9m
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n O-S-sALOON, FINE FIXTURES; CHEAP
I'D 10 rent, and centrally located; a bar
gain. ROYCE & PULLMAN, l4g S. Broadway.
9-5tf
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VNyE MANUFACTURE BARRELS, HALF
w barrels and kegs for wines. liquors, oils,
beet, fish, pork, lard, pickles, ETC., etc. We
will fill ali orders promptly for either soft
wood or oak packages. Out-of-town orders
will receive our prompt attention. /. A.
COOPERAGE CO.. $40 East First ST. Tel 626.
6-2S ii
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wANrED-AGENTi

wv ANTED-AG ENTs FOR FIRsr-CLAss sPE-
w c'alties. Address by mail only, with &c
stamp for lists and terms. J. BROWN, 215 n.
Hope st. go at
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DERsONAL-C COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED ON
Il our giant coffee rooster: Java and Mocha
35c. lb. mountain coffee, zoe; lbs rolled
wheat, 25c.; i lbs. corn meal, 15c ~ lbs
brown sugar, 81; s lbs. beans, 25e.; 3 cans
oysters, 25c. can deviled ham, BE-; brook
trout, l5c.; baked beans. l0c-; 2 lbs. cooked
ham, 15c. so bars soap, 81; pork, 10]9c. ba-
con, 13lSc.; wood pals, 15c.; brooms, l5c. !;
Mason Jars ECONOMIC STORES 305 S.
Spring st.
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DR. c. E. BLAKE, DENTIST, NOW OCCU-
~ pies the dental parlors OF Dr.. F NJ. Palmer,
No. .3Ql% South Spring street. Al operations
skillfully performed with the latest methods.
DR. b. makes specially Of extracting teeth
his late inventions an entirely 'new system"
OF tooth forceps. All difficult extractions per-
formed with greater case, safety and certainty
and with far less pain than heretofore inflicted
with the old style OF Instruments used. Appli-
cations made to the gums TO prevent pain. Gas
or other anasthetics given when required.
Gentle treatment assured in all operations.
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wv ANTED--A FEW LADIES FOR LIGHT
w work to take home; can make from 50 to
IS per week. $500 8. Spring. room II. 1t
xEvANTED-A SECOND GIRL; MUST HAVE
w good reference. GRAND VIEW HOTEL,
904 Bnena Vista ST. 1t
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sr7uAr1oNs wAsrnD-MALr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yyTANTED-To BUY A Two-sEATED COW
w cred spring wagon or surrey with shafts
Call at 1924 Park Grove ST., off Washington St,
before p. IN. Sept. 9th. 1t
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OArE-FRUIT, CANDY. COLD DRINKS
eNflC and cigar stand; one OF the best in
City. See BEN WHITE, 221 W. First st. $50 tt
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
~ Los Angeles, Cal.
Colleges Of Liberal Arts, Theology, Medicine,
Music, Chaffey Collegiate Institute Escondido
Seminary.
Full courses Classical, Literary. Scientific,
Commercial, Theological, Medical. Musical,
Art and Academic.
over so professors and instructors. Open
during September and October. Letters of in
quiry will be referred to the deans of the espe-
cinl schools and receive prompt attention.
Address PRESIDENT J. p. WIDNEY, $50 West
Adams ST., Los Angeles Cal. So 6w
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CCHOOL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING, ELO
= cution and dancing, 226 S. Spring st. Re
opens September T. tn Scientific training;
no gymnastics; health restored. by exercise.
Practical elocution. Society and stage dane
ing. MAGMA ALFREI, Prin. o-5 3m
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NFME- LOUISE PORTS WILL REOPEN HER
M dressmaking rooms. 1O7 N. Spring ST.,
schumacher block. rooms and 5. Monday,
Sept. Sd. 9-lW
F. sLoPER, HOUSE MOWER. OFFICE,
N IL Center place. 1-l5 Il
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WANTED AT ONCE-ALL KINDS OF SEC
w ond-hand furniture for spot cash. highest
prices paid LEWIS d. ANDERSON 3l2 S.
Main st. Tel. 11uS. lilo If
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DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
l. men. Bryson block, top floor, cor. Second
and Spring sts; now in session; superior
school: the circular gives particulars, A. b.
BROWN, SO Potomac block. "a I'm
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HORSE sHOER.

MO FOOT; NO HORsE-HORSES sHOD
~ according to nature and agreeable to art.
Shoes made for all diseases OF the feet.
peles ST.
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NROCERY STORE ON SPRINsi ST., DOING
NJ good business; will sell at invoice price.
ROYCE g. PULLMAN, LAY s. broadway. 9-5 II
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spEcrAn NOTICE.

nEEsMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
I'M monthly medicine for immediate relief
Tor painful and Irregular menses-lTom what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. II. FREEMAN
Co, l02 N. Spring st. Price, Sc per box.
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w HATLEY & COMPANY-REAL ESTATE
w and investment brokers. Money loaned
Non approved security. 203 Bradbury building.
II II. PIEPER & co, 109 s. BROADWAY
l. Los Angeles. .Cal.-Real estate bought
sold and EXCHANGED
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OF PAUL'S HOSPITAL COR. SIXTEENTH
- and Hill sts. experienced nurses and the
best OF care and attention; telephone number
changed to 103 west. S-25 I'm
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FUaNIsHED ROOMS.

TIME IRVING, 900 S HILL ST, NEAR COR.
Il Second; very desirable furnished rooms,
with or without housekeeping privileges; sum
mer rates.
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OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE, LOS ANGELES,
~ Cal. Curricula OF best eastern colleges its
models. Faculty most carefully selected 10 fill
various chairs. Preparatory and collegiate
courses musical, English, scientific, literary
and classical, open to both sexes. Term opens
September 18th. Address OCCIDENTAL COL
LEGE, Station B. Los Angeles, Cal s-1S I'm
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~ LIMPsEs OF AMERICA-READ THE
VI coupon offer today. If you avail yourself
Of the opportunity you can easily make $50
ID ERSONAL-YoUNG WIDOW, STRANGER.
j wants partner In profitable business. Call
13s N. Sprlag, room 81, Sd floor: SO Ut
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MINERS. [ FIXED 1UTON
DErrTtEs IN PENNSYLVANIA SHOOT
y, sTRlkERs. DOWN.
Strikers Iaducs Other Men to Quis
Work, when Deputies Fire Upop
Them. KilIinK Six Men and wouaas
ing Many Others. 49,: .-~

Uniontown, Ia, May 25-At daybreak
Yesterday the. battle which had been
threatened ut the Sickle Hollow mines Of
the Washington Coal and Coke company
In the fourth pool for the past three days
occurred. and as a result at least. six
strikers nre lying dead and a half dozen
are seriously wounded. 1t cannot be said
to have been hattie, US not shot was
fired by the strikers, but seemingly with
ont provotation the volleys were fired BY
the deputies, while the strikers were as
sembled in the public road.
Shortly before midnight 1000 strikers
assembled at the Sickle Hollow plants,
.ran.in.; from lutyv.lle, Fayattc City,
Frasl'ort. Allen. CIT aml many other
points Oil the. Alonongalrla river. Some
Of ti"h were armed, but the majority
wee not. They went into camp near the
plant, where they remained n.itil 3
o'clock. when they adjourned to the pub
lie road a.:in. TO tine works and over
to the lit. Here they formed line of
attrnlrt To got them TO return home.
According to tll, plans, they stopped the
first DELEGATION of miners. ANA after lit
Wv p's'h.t'.'h thSLi " JUN luc
strike. The men turned back, and about
til" time tary were starting back home
with t!.rir dinner buckets. the deputies
wilo were Oh guard AMI witnesses to the
-a!fair were ordered To shoot. They fred
three vol VS. into the mob ut a range of
only abpat thirty yards. The first volley
b"rEht forth 10 respo,Nc from the strik-
ers. but instead they <an in every direc-
titn. leaving the dead and wounded lying
i'll the public road. The deputies fol-
lowed with two more vo!leys. ant! were
81 ootins when the last strikers Gisap-
pcared.
The report of the affair given by tho
officials of the company is to the effect
that six strikers were picked up dead in
the roal after ths shooting, and u half
d0zen wounded ones were carried away
by their comrades.
The reports say six men were killed and
sixteen wounded. The company officials
say the strikers served notice on them
that they expected to assault the works,
AMI acting ON this information the depu-
ties considered this interference with the
worklncn as TIL. beginning of the assault,
AMI for that reason fired upon them.
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AnotherI I'I strike nre,.in,.

/ Fittsburg, Pa, SpcciaL-Thc,c is II
report current among local iron AMI steel
workers that the most impor,aN, ln,sincss
to be brought NJ. Mt the ttevelaml con.
'vtntion of the AmalSan,atc.l Association
Of lrpn aWl Steoi Workers will he the
kdyisability OF national strike in tho
iyuli trade. All the officials of tile Anal.
ea:natel association are in Cleveland, hut
tho worklncn locally say the projcrt has
been under consideration for seycru'
inentkx. =. -. T.. 80 ;2:'3f "'l.
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Can,li,iun Of rrn.l.,

!. New York, May aG. =. Bradstrcet's $
n; de review says: The unflvol,lIc ,s.i..
'liiicns prevailing in comnoryitI and in
dts trial circles thruNgl,s,t th,. eaunl ~,
toaethcr with, the prospect, fut ~ ma-
t%iial Improvement during the summer
marks the llresent 'nson us probably
Tho aullest relatively for twenty years.
~ NJ, time since the p, ic and business;
depression. manifested themselves hast
year have reports as to tho volume ul
sales Of merchandise. thu manufacture of
staple s9Mls, aui the ln,lisInsitinn of
mrrrlaMta scIlcrnlly TO buy except for
absolutely immediate wants been su
pro nouncrd arid so general ,hro,,yi,o,,t
the country as during the past few
Weeks 1:r
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GLADSTONE maY VOW RECOVER
-:opcrat,"n for cn,nr"c. Perform,

-:Operati0n for Cntnrnct Perform.
cd "n the Ia:-Prcmler's Eye.
1.aillon. May 2J.-AIr. Glatlstonc's right
eye was successfully operated upon yes
to-day. Doctors Nettleship aal Haber-
shon both attended the distinguished pa
tient i'll I.o.d Rcn,lcll's house carly in the
day, and soma timo afterwards they is
sued bulletin stating that tn. eye had
bcea operated upon for cataract, and that
the operation WAS quite successful. The
operation took place at $3.50 Il. m., DIR.
John towering l.awfor,i assisting the two
surgeons already mentiunsi. Mr.. Clad
stones health was we'll maintained after
the operation, and the doctors state that
the result canfirms the diagnosis of DIR.
Grahgcr Of Chester. The cx-prcmier 10
said To he in US good spirits as can pose
sibly be expected.
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Lu,,nr IN the nn..,.-

Washington, May 2;k-Two representa-.
t:ws Of the Lake Carriers association,
Col. X. &. Parsons and Harvey G. Goul-
d"r "f Cleveland. made an argument to
The h"r;" committee OH immigration yes
ler'lay in opposition tn Repl esentative
Lockwood's bill regulatin: labor ON the
border in the interest of the United
States citizens. The association is q pow
erful organization. and is particularly op-
posed to the feature "f the bill that re-
quires lncn to be il"nicilr,l for six months
in the United States before they can ship
ON lako vessels sailing under the United
States ilag.
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Mysteriouxly SIisxins.

:. Chicago, Spxial.--'rhe faulty Of Will
am A. Simsrett, gr.,m; secretary and
treasurer Of the sMttchmcn's union. have
asked the police to make an effort to find
AiNs, The last seen Of Simsrott WIS last
Saturday ut 1880 p. n.. when he left n
saloon saying that he was going tu take
a train for Evansville, Ind. TO attend the
biennial convention oc tic switrllmcn's
union. He has lnt yW Tached Evails.
vile and Nothing il known nf, him lcr..
His disappearance is u coluplctr mystery
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'i.ERIaR TURNED DOWN.
il -! ;Il''.t.:,.'tn ..r'.,t-- !,i.' - r..
Fic"ch Ministry RESIGNS as the Re-

: y .II''!'':'tli F't'ttT-. ~ ~. 2
F, c"ch Ministry RESIGNS as the Re-
suit of Defcnt.
Paris, May .2:3.---ln the >cilamTrr Of
deputies to-day during the debate OH, thJ
question as TO whether tin. minister of
pqllir works. had the authority TO allow
the employees Of the state railroads 10 at-:
tend the congress- df ruilroa, mtli The
prtsiiiicr demanded the adoption of'tlle
or,lrr of the day ,piire and, simple. Tile
motion was rejected by n vote Of 275 TO
Y225. NJ. Cassimir-Pericr tlicrcdpon left
the 'l'aidis Bonfl,oli. After fhg defeit of
this goycrnnlcnt. in the chamber the lnin-
listers proceeded TO, the Elysee palace and
handed iu their designations to President
(aafiiof, i" l''.'li'ifs:' go 5.3@i 's'''
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Kelly I'm Tn ,s,n

Sand Prairie. Iowa. Slecial.--AIany. Of
lhe Kelly boats are far behind so Kelly
decided to go into cany ut Frnucisvillr,
ten miles above kcokuk, where roariny
iires are now burning, around which Ill:
boys are turning TO dry their clothes.
lor Moorlleqd., mayor Of keokWk. say.
tne citizens Will furnish = tnl 10 take lie
'tlcet TO Quincy II fhe army will camp 81,
The Missouri si'le and muvp- to Quincy
soon. This Kelly will do.
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Washington, Any 28.-In the senate
to-day the Aldrich resolution to substis
tute TIN NeKipkyI thrift s0n rhgtsuns fcal
the 30 per cent id valorem h the senate
bill war laid on the table, as was also
motion to increase the rate to As per
cent. The rate on shotguns, rifles and
pistols was fixed Mt 3Err gpt}-3a13
were then agreed to '1-follkA fabf
and carving knives ana Ar4s12iseh Il
more than - per dozen, and razor blades,
scissors and shears, wholly or partly
finished, As per cent; all other table
knives; fonHastaaea et1M IS pef cent
Files, file 6sssks, fasbs 4na aeatJ of-sA
cuts and kinds four inches in length and
under, 30 cents per dozen; over four
inches and under nine INCHES, 90 cents;
ovns9fhf iMah3 TIE hdpse r{tci on
engravef steel ptates niid Railway 'hsh
plates (25 per cent ad yalorem) were not
changed. The rate on iron and steel
rivets was increased from Is to 80 per
cent. The Jones amendments were
agreed to fixing the rites on crosiIit
isaws at Q cents per lineal foot; mill
saws. 10 cents per foot: pit and drag
.saws, 8 cents: circular and other saws,
rs per GENT. The rates on wood screwY
|rie.. ass sI.zSsfA%4esl! I saaf as1l@ 32si, f.
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Ab.lu u..tra by Ju M 10.

Spokane, Wash. May W-Spokay. l..
Ilirt'l over II tcmlnonw"A! abduction.
Gen. "t.Jsn,bo" t'nr,wcll. leader Of the
Iattina weNle@. VIII" left the city yes
ttidny for tir's,t Falls, is charged with
tue abduction Of t;:o Spokane girls.
'liil,ia Stein and Rosa RGga. the latter n
bride al several weeks. The lust known
vt tho girls they touk the cast -lo,r.l
eilrat Northern train. Indications are
that their objective point is Great Fall;
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nIr FIrur.. far n ,:o,., v,,..,

.sivnsi'lc. Cal, May 2G, -Tlm Santa
RS: quartz mine. Located rcar P.rrls,
has Ictn sold. The mime was the prop
'esy ut ex.H"v.. Hlais,lcil of N.va,l:,.
,Al the purchasers are w. T.. Brrv.prt
and w. II. Griffith of Deuv,r. Tie.
Price paid is not known, hut IL is r..
ported al IL big figure. The new owners
will build IL large reduction wrrks al
once
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nu' a*rer M,lhnu.cn Assist. in Re-

covering Property He stole.
st. Paul. Special.-Among the raiLs
na'lc by MuMlcrrEs Ernisch and Mil
Elusen was one Oh the night of May =.
when they robbed IL West side grocery
'torc. taking from it Il gun aud fur coat.
which they planted" in a barn fronting
III Winiirrd and Congress streets. The
aolice lave tried in vain to locate the
stolen property. and ar the boys could nce
tell where the barn was their efforts s1
far. were unavailin:. This morning Capt..
it0uleau. of the Du,as street station, got
hack and took Deputy Sheriff Kinney
md Milnansen to the West side, whore
utter some time the latter succeeded in
locating the barn as above, nnd the
stolen gun and coat were recovered AMI
returned to the owner. NIilhansen seemed
very ready to give all assistance possible
in aiding the police 10 unenrth his crimes.
snd has eyen recognized some of tl,e
victims he held up when they were ls,ss
SIRE be was the man or not.
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ycry Hopneful far i;,n,x,.,n.,,, -. =,

London, Ma \ ilAi.-Dc. 8. II. JIabar-
shon, ono of the aQrgeous who took part
in tho operation Ml'un MIR. Gindstonc's
right eye, says tliht the main task of tla.
doctor Is to increase the! sight AMI
strengthen the eyes, and that; there il
no reason. Why 1lis..slould not le ae.
compIishcd. Mr.. Gladstehc's attuu,iants
are delighted with tho progress l,e has
'ntds toward saiinplete recovery from the
opcEatioll. Eho following bulletin has
leeH issnel; "Mr. Gladstone lals PASSED
a quiet nisht. free from discomfort. His
"ycis progressing quite well, am, his zen.
ttal he,ilth is excellent .;': -
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En- mine ON Ynccin..

Chicago. SpeciaL-A shortage of vac.
.sI,e ;ine virus is thrr9tel:cd, and local health
slthoritics arc. alarmed at tho outlook.
Ihis city y usfng' fre.A G6.00O to 100000
yaGeine points q day. and this, with Il,
teavy dt maIl for the..l from NIL, ovel
the country. has caused the draining Of
the market. One of the largest manu-.
Il ttories in tile country recently buy,,ed
largely decreasing the oAtput. ri ...,.I
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wcnlcr. Sentenced.

Cheyenne. Wyo., May 25.-B. F.
llrghes, Il. L. Weed and Charles
OBricn, leaders ularng the commoa-
wcalcrs who stole Il Unicn Pacific train
at Montpelier. Idaho. last week, were
sentenced to-day by Judge Isiner, of the
United States court to five months Inn
prislnincnt in the l.aliiDe county Jail.
Twelve others W re sentenced to four
months inn risoMlLi.At
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Pleads Not Guilt,.

st. Paul, spccial.-Otto 'Milbansep,
ihe self-confcssod slayer Of Bartcna@.
William lit dhoff. WIS arraigncil before
1mlgo Kerr Yesterday and plead 81 moi
guilty o,aD indictment churging him Will!
urtlcr In The first degree. 'Hnvin: NC
reans for defense. the court. appointol
Counseloy. r.: Il: Ensoll to defend lin.
ChsiAe Etmisch, Milhauseuss pal. Is still
t0 tue city hospital: i;;f''-'N
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ua.nII,I i.osx AInnr tI,e Gcncsre

n;nii7le, n. Y. May 23-R"alw.ys in
the Gencsec valley llase been injured
mere by the present hood than by any
'ainteH 1854. The rush of water down
tile lalltiilrs has inflicted almost as much
-itss III this II sla,tt as has beer. done
by the overflow. Of tile fnrnl k,iids. The
aggregate lessi win be very large
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Belgrade, May 25-'rhe police have dis.
covered secret cal fridge manufactory
where ,amunltl,n for the Pcaboly rifle,
with which the Scrvian militia il armed.
has been turned ont in large quantities.
1t is estimatcd that ;;,00O,OOO cartridges
have nlready been sent to the provinces.
M. Taisic. .hr Radical leader in the last
sEp!'stcllina, has been arrested. The arch-
priest. Gyurics. has also been taken into
custody.
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. ,jri;siaai,niEIn 4. pe,rrte.x,

.Ililalelplia, May 23. : The cruiser
;Ccftmli, made twciify-fuur Knots on Tie
nautical draught on her deep sea trial
and ran as steady asa clock. This
beats CRAMPS trial by about three knots.
She fnade twelve and 6nc!iiaif Knots The
first huff hour; ::,,! u; :i5.,,f..i!:! +,
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Women Must Wait.

Cincinnati, Spccipl.-1he question of
ldnittiils women to the order of knights
If Honor VIVA discussed almost ill day
~ the S,prenie filodgt, Delegates from
be Sa;ith wcTn, almost unanimous In
avor Of the proposition, hut Oh motion
ia New York delegate the matter WAS
ecnnmitted: to the subordinate lodges
70 he voted on by them. e.. - 80
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ELEVEN MEN. KILLED
DESPERATE DEED OF sTlsIkrNC,
MINERS IN COLORADO.
They Blow Up shnft ,Buil,liax ANA
Explode Giant Powaler. in the Mine,
killing Eleven Men Who We're a,
Work. r ~

Cripple Creek, Colo. May 2G.-Eleven
mcn killed, with d strong probability 'Gf
the humber of dead being increased when
all is KNOWN is tho record of the first
day of trouble here, although real fight
ing has not yet begun, as the deputies
| are awaiting reinfOrccmehts before begin.
| ming active operations. At 10 O'clock this
morning eleven. :starte. to wOrk .il. the
strong mine, Oh Battle mountain. Short
ly aftcrwnd n large party Of strikers
blew zip the sllaft house with powder,
causing u loss of $25.OD1, and then
dropped 100 pounds Of. giant powder
down the shaft, which was also exploded,
killing all the Inmates. Not more than
$40 yards from the Strong shaft house
sixteen men who had beeu engaged tn
go. to work in the, Independence mine
were surrounded in their hunk house and
after a long parley agreed to surrender
Each one was armed with II rifle and n
brace of rcxolvers. The arms ars now in
thu. possession of the strikers
1t Is run0rcl that the strikers attacked
the Anna LGe mine, ovtrpowered the
guards. 'ail blew un the shaft house,
but the runlor bus not yet been verified.
When thu. deputies are finally pl,lsscl
AMI the two forces come together Il most
desperate" battle will doubtless follow,
The situation is onu uf most painful
anxiety. Not u few. believe that the
town will he, y smoullerins mass by an
other sunset il the strikers are not rr.
strained. 1t is said that tho strikers
have planted under tl,eir e,.stworks on
Bull hill, N quantity of dynamite with
the intention Of blowing it up il it should
by taken and occupied by the deputies
Olie of tho iargcst mine owners in Colo-
rnda Springs Is authority for. the stats
ment thut tho ,ulne owners have planted
II riticd cannon on II hill commanding the
brcistworks. and tllat 1t will III. used To
lislu,lge the strikers from their position.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01

Prof. Dana Retires,

e.: 4 s, Ra;s I'm rs; ,;
university and one of the, foremost
American scientists, is announced. Prof.
Dana IL eighty-one years Of age, and IL
fee.9pelIesfo abapdsS fEtbre rec65e'worl;
N.Y. |fcdkasl lhealtff--fheS Sdel lhrtm4nt has
been placed in the hands of Prof. III. $.
Williams, who has been associated will,
Prof. Dana for number of years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01
SHOT AT A WOLF MuST.


Aim"st q Murder. In the Vicinity Of
D.- Creation. Iowa.
Sreston. Iowa. May 2G. "A shooting
Affair occurred at Bctfor,! Tuesday which
grew gu, ST y wolf hunt. A number OF
citizens sprnt the day waging ii war of
determination against the wolf. 4 argc
number were killed. When tho time for
dividing tho spoils came dissat tisfactiol
arose lrtwecM .lohn lhilput and Thomas
Powers, two of the huIltsmcn. Powers
having III" N,t,at of the wolves in IL cart
and would not divide with the other
hunters. Philpot fired two shots ut lin.
Onc bullet took effect aud Powers il in
II critical conlitiaA. Philhn Ii in the
county Jail awaiting trial.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01

London, May 2G-G.n. Sir Ilollall
.strwnrt aud Gen. Lord Wals"ley, have
been created field Alprsttiis, This is an
exceptional Al.op,a. 'fhem have been only
five such, appointments previously. two
ot' the aplw.ntrcs being Ill" prince of
Wales and the duke of Cumbri,lg.