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New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
leauI Notices


o,IPREME COURT County Of New. York
STREI' HENHfhH III ~ NhN"'''
y,, ,r" hereby summoned answer tir complaint IN
,bia ,,tior anl o copy "f y"ni hlsN'i 'n r M
,f thi- summons exclusive q" the DAY 81 7r' %
c,s. a.; yoIf failure to appear. or hhsN'' jt@'.'
c taken against YOU b. defaul, for the irl't "''''
~ 'p%n,ci % %"r York MAY %. lsel -. ,.,..n..
SIMON SULTAN. Pialnun w in,e.y.
postorice anI ofnc~ address -. 3" Nas"'uS' new
To fh. above named defendant Emanuel S'reichenoers
The frcsoins summons served upon YOU by pnhiica
ton pursuant 30 an order ~ me ' & S tb sto,r ~
Nc,y YORK dated the 3isi day ~ NAY lS'4 anu ni.n i
win rhc complaint IN ia" oiicr 81" th ''tN -, , @ ~
and County ~ New York. ~ the county '"It'i".a ]"
he ,v of New york the said 1t day oi June. ie'
Dated New -York June ~ ls,s ,,.,..,. ,.,.
SIMON SULTAN. Ialnn Att'fnry.
po.,onice anl oficc address 81. % Nessans' New
YORK 'iiy.
1, I'pI,EME COIRT OF THE STATE or
- NEW YORK TRIAL desired ~ hr ,ly ana '"In,f ,,Y
arnins' John H. Crnndon tci'nlnn, sun mons. IA l.'
above narnrl defendant fou gre h'",y SUNNI - IN,
yoir ,n-,,e IN the painns at'o-ne' within w ntv daN-
nfr % ihis snmmons 'Acus' "i m" ;ny ~
Judgment VIII against you h5 leiaut i'r ir re-
lief lemnnd"I In the complaint.
WING SHORTLY PUTNAM Plaintiff Attorneys.
rosicfioc address and oho.. ~ ,, W.lnm-st'
To the above nau,~i defendant.
The foregoing summons iS sryci 1l N y'@ n{ PUP ca
hetc. II this court made h' 2l dnf ~ jun 1877.
and that DAY ned with the oomplsnl "a the Oh ~
the Clerk Of ne Cy "Hl County OF new" io'" al Now
'o'" '''' WIG. sHouDY ( PUTNAM
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NewYork ". Y.
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A DXulrIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A TilE NEW,YoRK rHBriNEE, H6iE, WILL ais ~ nra.E. HE
M "a door north II Thirv-nrs, ST and ADV
Iisi.AiENrS IT the following Branch ohlces; =
FichthaVe = e. corner Twenty third st l32 siNth-aNe
~ Fourth ave corner Fourteenih-st 1GO Thrd-"'e
ccn,,er Fortv.srvcnth-st Lore Third-aye. near SNy
drstt 56s FIRST io6 West Eorty second n 81, W. ~
roirrrnths 257 West Forty second-st, o0+ Ihrd-sve
93S Thrdaye. 205l Thlrd-ave.. between One-huhd'ea
anI-,velft and ono hundred and thirteenth ss oeo
in Prookivn ~ G3 Court-st: 5Oo De kalb-aVe'i i-oo
bedford ave. up to .. m. at regular ofce rateA
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Ciui0 emo Notices.

iTHE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL Rank
NI:yv- YDHK June - 1874
4 DIVIDEND Of ten per cent. has to-day u.'h
n declared ly this bank PAYABLE fhe 81 DAY - July
FftlV ARD TOW NSf-Nll. Cashier.
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INTEREST PAYABLE MAY lsT AND NOV isT IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
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TRAVELLERS CHEQUES

- the Chcquc Bank London. are the most aNaila9,y,
sIt<p FOR CIRCULAR. WHICH TELLS WHY.
FREDK " PERRY, AGENT ? WALl~SI
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!, AMsDELL LINE.-sts.mers leave Pier .. North
FALL RIVER llNE

DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA. PURITAN.
PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE IN commission Two boats
c,ch wav daily Leave New York from Pier p tOd No)
y r. foot Of Murray st. at -, ~,
5.:,O -, VI. week days and sundays, Tor Fal River
direct connecting with express train due Boston 900
A. VI. This steamer touches at Newport Monday morn
S,3o H. w. week DAYS only. FOR Newport and FAN
Ri,or dus 600 FAN River 900 A NJ, connect
no vi,h express train lue Boston 800 A. NJ
splendid band and orchestra on ench steamer.
- 'ouoint cane cod" 'Old Colony Resorts (cen-
,,,,i,, IL, - hotels and boarding houses) and Fail
iter Line rate folder. send cents IN stamps u r. u
Rox w-iOrk.
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TITLE GUARANTEE A>D Trust Co,

y ITIHTf| -ffr'''-
%EW YORK. June lH. iSlf.
SEMI AN\I-AL DIVIDEND or THREE
~ PER CENT has This dat declared Joy me Boar
az Trustees payabl" fuV . lsHi - sinck''Ilrr, 't
record IN Tho closing o: transfer hAs az . m June
~ 1891 Tho books VII. 10 openoi 80 10 July : lN'
. EGERTpS SCHMIDT. Treasurer.
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financial.
So, 100000
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
Railway Company
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
First Collateral Trust Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds,
DUE NOVEMBER 1sT. 1890.

pprNc1PA1. AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ GOLD
co1x of, TIL, UNITED STATES or TIE PRES
ENT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND
FINENEss WITHOUT DEDUC-
TlON FOR TAXES.
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THE ELEVENTH WARD BANK ~ ,.o,
NEW YORK. June %. lN'4
KI,IIE ROARD OF DIRECTOKS have thlN "a.

l declared a semi annual "fll"nd ~ J. ,"t ~ -
cent r., II AK payable anl after July - 1871 Tie
,rarsf.r books viii remain coe"l unil M, lhi"
' CHARLES t. BROWN. cashier.
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NATIONAL BROADWAY n>>k; 90

s9TH DIVIDEND. .
,x,JIr RO ARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
1 ,.,,ar, a sc,,t annual dividend - SIX PER CENT
freo u TAX payable and afer Juy ~ la' me 'f"'
i'i OWNS "''' ' A T.. J RICE. Cashier.
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i BANK. Ncw-York. June -. 1884. EIGHTY FIltSI
pINIpEsI, The Directors have TINS day declared
nninunual dividend Three Per cent @ ~r cent }:
fror Of ia4 Iavati" N nrl after July = lN' hhNl
,,h,c, date tie transfer books VIII b." closed
WIN" " D. NAN VIECK. Cashier.
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=, prU WING ON THE GREAT NORTH.

PEKATINt; on THE GREAT NORTH
" WESTERN LAKES
NORTHERN STEAMSHIP co.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
buffalo Duluth and the Pacific Coast
TxcluslvelV Passenger steel steamships
North West and North Land. 1"o tons
Send far the "ltuerary" and full Information TO
LAKE.
A NEW YORK;
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rD "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

Y II II T'I.''. ~ I.I.,,r,7 .,,l,, ~ cI.D A.
Gao AND MARACAlBO. VIA CLRNAO..
FROM PIEIREPONT STORES BKOOhbl D. -
: CARACAS Tuesday July - p m
s \ VENE2l EL.A.......,.. Thursday, July - ] p m
< pm NpELPIIIA "Wednesday. July -. p m
These American sieamers built 'Nprcssly ior ne trade
have very accommodations for passengers
For Curacao and Maracaiho freight only -,
" " BOUITON. BLISS x pALlETT.
General Managers i35 Frort-st
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~" SFNV YORK. June - lS9i
V'IIE BOARD or DIRECTORS have rms gay
declared semI-A Annual Dividend of six Per cent iire
of tax out ~ she earnings ~ 10" current ''N """'
IA, ahle on and after Julf . ls!A ., ,..
Inc "''' l. : MAYHEM.
cashier
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
anA1Nr STEAMSHIP LINE drctt ID Cot

vi tax. CITY Mass. and Portland Me l,elShtG ars
c,,s, 10 ali pleasure N1rth and East Eiesan
rn.rs Low excursion rates. Ttcs. Thurs ana SdYs
r N m PIER = East R,.r foot MarN"i-st
- = go UORATIO HALL. Agent
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" ETHERLANnS LINE.
~ a.. nnrrL-nfAM md AMSTERDAM. Via DouOgns

" for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. VIA BouoSns
- porrrpnAN " . Thurs June 2S. p.
VrrNbNN II ................ Sat. June 30. D. m
First cabin so ana upward, second cabin SIS steer steer
eral Passenger Agency. 80 Rroad"aN
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yI'HE BANK OF AMERICA. NEW-lOhh.
i T-NF 10TH lSgi-The Board Of Directors have to-
oav declared a sema dividend ~ FOUR 80 PEN
CENT free payable July "a. lsD 70 stockholders
OF record Of date. 49,, So, 90.
The transfer will remain closed until July oth
1894. W. al BENNET. ASST Cas"ie''
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.
PACIFIC MAIL :. ;. 90.

CANADIAN Pacific RAILWAY
Intended s.ean,san s,lrgs from Nnncouvef
TO JNPAN AND GmINA7
EMPIRES OF CIIINA. July 49, Sept Il. Dec. 10
EMFRFS~ or INDIA. AVA. q oct 10
EMpETss Or JAPAN. Aus. -. N0v. -
TO HGEGLULU, FlJI ANp AUS BALIA
v-AnnlMoo ...Iuly IL WA.......... AUS. lt
Fer tickets and freight rates apply 353 Broadway For
freight rates only. 60 Wal-st. y \.
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POSITION OF THE X. OF L.
General Master Workman Sovereign Dis
cussss tho situation.

General Master Workman Sovereign Dis
cussss tho situation.
CmcAoo. July G-Grand Master Work
man Sovereign. OF the Knights Of Labor,
arrived in Chicago to-day. lie said he had
come TO Chicago 10 render wha, assistance
he eould to the A, II. o., and should do
whatever the officers Of that organization
might determine would best serve the in-
tsrssts Of the strike. He though, II WAS
important that every labor organization
should put in its best blova 10 win the
strike. He added; This is the most criii-
cal period in the history of unionism In
America. 10 10 tims for every labor leader
10 rally his forces and join In the struggle
for existence. This will practically be q
battle for self-pfotoction and for tho future
life Of eyerr woTkinRmen's body In the
oouniry. No one oan overestimGie the i'm
portance OF winning this conflict Defeat
will mean not 4 Temporary setback, but =
permanent and everlasting disadvAntaee 90
disorgauizsd honor and honesty Bmoug the
working reoplo Of the land. That IL why !
am here to- day. That 10 why | will do
whatever the A, X. II. thinks best sa regards
tho ordering OF n strike.
"As regards a walk-onl on ,ho part Of
msnhsrs Of trades union In this city. will
say that think IL might bring about erent
good. Certainly II would force upon roo
pie stronger realization OF thc necessity
Of a settleIneat OF these struggles and tho
poaula would rise en- masso In the de-
mAnd for Arbit alton.
"Atbitrntion tho lAboring man 10 not
afraid Of The capitalist though, will not
aecsdo TO n. pobs stands ready TO act for
a reasonable settlement. The general
managers do not Public fentlment will
force tho latter 20 change their tune"
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THE LOCAL SITUATION

Mass Meeting to be Held AZ the Auditor
iUm Monday Evening Nest.
Monday evening neI. the local A. Il. u.
will hold q mass meeting nc the auditorium
20 which the public ia cordially invited.
The meeting Ia for the purpose Of telling
the people what ooussd the A. X. u. 10 take
mp the Geht Of The Pullman employees.
aud why the Northern Pacific employees are
not al work. Among those y no will ap ak
are jos Oker, Of Aarysyihsj j, II. Calder
head, Of Butte. Mr. Lane, u Butter and =.
II. Huseby, OF Helena.
The local union Ia holding meetings syssy
day at 1880 r. m. at their Tall on Helena
avenue. aud ht every meeting new members
are taken IN. The organization now CON
tains practically evs'y railroad ms1 be-
tween Livingston and Missoula.
A relief committee was Aupolnted yeste' =
day 70 look utter the employees who may
need assistance. They ate also taking steps
TO send supplies TO membefs along the line
By teams, s,srting to-day.
Tbs following telegram vas received
from President Debs yesterday:
I'VE have assn anoe that within forty
eight hours every lhbo' o 'anB iz ition In the
oountFy will como TO our Ieaone. Toe nght
Is on and our men ara aoquitting them
selvea Ike heroes. Here and there ons
weaksns, bat our cause is strengthened by
dozsn going out in bis place. Every true
man must quit now and femhin Out until
the fight Is won. There can be no half WY
ground. Men must bs for us or against u.
Our cause 10 gaining ground daily. and oar
success ia only q question OF a few days.
Do not falter In this hour; stand erect;
proclaim your manhood; labor must win
now or never; our victory will be positive
and eomplsts. Whatever happens do moi
give any oredencs TO rumors and newEpa-
peper reports"
From Livingston cams the following;
They tried to move train here yester-
day. bat failed. Hope everything 10 o. K.
"R. B. KELLY. Chairman"
And the following from Misaoula;
Everything solid here. Reports from
tha western points are hrm. Public SIM
pathy With us. Stand pat.
III. l.. SHRPARD Chairman"
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thlone. There vsrs no regular troops In
the neiRhb0fhood.
MAYOR Hopkins has wired Gov. Aiieeld 10
call out hvo regiments 70 aid him Ia Teutnr-
ing the peace. Three are now stationed In
Chicago.
Tie mob stretched along tho Illinois
Oantral for over mile. Ilioterl ovaf-
TUNED a milk train, dstaohed tho engine
and took II half mile dowh the track.
Then tbey opened ths throttle aud Let 10 run
foil tilt back on The wrecked train, smash.
ing the engine and cars Fifty empty
freight taina wsre burned on tbs lilinols
Contlal tracks Al Burnsido this mo- 'olnR
Chief OF Pollos Brenuan aw0re IN 80 ef-
ira police yosterdlJ, making n total fore
OF y, 800 men. he oxpr,s saed The belief that
ibe trouble would reach .its CLIMAX to-dey.
Tne Baltimore a Ohio mail tan. duo "a
Chicago al 6.30 last night, when nearing
Thirty ninth etroet wAa attacked by mob
who ahOwered stouea upon N. All ths win.
DOVE wofo emashsd and tho mob threatened
10 ALL the engineer. They also turned boz
csrs over on The tracks ahead Of the train
and. drove 10 back to Chicago.
A train leaving NJ 6.l5 9. IN. was obs
IT uc' by overturned frelRht cara near
~ zenith street. Tho Grew and pas
sv.. ackily ol ar Il tho track in tho
fall a hover vf etouas and tho train
proceeded. TITO mob fOliowipV and over
tuning box on q iohind H. This moFning
the company aaecsvded in getting one
track clear aud etnrted two tTAina from
South Chicago for tho city, having on board
n strong quad OF United States marshals
and polio, with hopes OF getting !,
| through.
All trains on the Illinois Central are
blOnkAded by wrecks
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RoxIo choquetto Has Admitted the
Killing Of His Wife al
nlssoulA
Had Boon on "a Drunken Spree and
Wound Up With n
Fight
The krsitsment Has Quiotsd Dovn A.
Dutts-A Young Butohsr Cuts Ills
uwn IhrnAt

Special to Tho lndopendant
MissoUtA. JulI G.-liozlo Choquo,se, Who
was arrested several daya since under a
charge OF numbering hla wiie. to-day made
a confession. For two or thfos DAYS u has
been evident that tho nan was much dia-
tufbsd mentally and ia ropentnnt mood.
To-day ho sent for Deputy Sheriff Plcho,tf.
Tho officer fonnd him In t,Ara, and svi-
IDENTITY wishing 70 unbafdea bis mind. He
was asparhtod from she other prisoners aud
then commenced o LONG snd rambling
statement, the substance of which was that
himself and wife had been on
p otraetsd sproo for several daTsi
that while in tant condition thoy
generally quArrelled aud fought, the woman
always getting tho worst Of IL. lie tbouRhs
that they must bavs had 6Rhs this time,
although he could not remember much
about IL. lie thinks be beh, apd kicked
hsg aud ia quite confident that no one else
wls In tho house with heF but himself dur
ing the tims in which the injuries mos,
have BEEN inflicted. Deputy Piohetto took
the prisoner before Judge Koss, and his
statement was taken down aud sworn 20.
RoHie IL at present vsrf penitent and ap.
parenily willing TO suffer the consequences
Of bis awful crime.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-07
MORE FEDERAL TROOPS
As Many May He Sent rs Are Necessary .
AFFORD Protection.

As Many May He Sent ~ Are Necessary TO
Afford Protection.
WASHINGTON. July 6-Tho attorney gen-
erai said arrangements are being made 10
send more federal troops 10 Chicago IL
necessary. from the ees,. and II these are
inadequate tho presideu, vosld call out the
militia OF New York and Pennsylynnia,
numbering 10000 men.
The attorney general said the fact that
the riotous strikers In Chicago continue to
obstruct the .raillo OF the railroads aud ra-
sist otfiosrs hAa not in tho least shaken the
governments pu' pose 10 enforce the laws
nt all hazards, and as whatever COST The
fact that the riotous demonstrations CON
tinus only shows that tho conduct OF the
TROOPS in not responding with ball aud
bayonot was of the NEST forsbsarina char
aotsr.
The government realizes that II 10 unio.-
tuuats that tioops from interior posis are
not Immediately available. owing 10 the
great distance TO be Travelled, and paf.icn-
lArly In getting transportation. Neverthe-
less, n 10 Ia found necessary force will be
mAssed In Chicago sufieient 10 atop the
strike al single blow. There will be no
temporising no CONF romiaing With strikers.
Tho railroad companies maat bo psi mitted
the entire army Of the United htates has 10
be brought 10 bear.
Gen. Miles will be supplied with all the
necessary force TO carry cut orders, and u
endorsements nre necessary thoy will be
forthcoming. Even now, in anticipation
of trouble, preparations arc making 10
strengthen this command and Immediately
upon call, this time by troops from the
osAt, for those remaining 10 western pootA
are liable 10 bo absolutely needed 90 pro-
teot Government property. Gen. tchoheld
has suoh impllclt confidence In the SPLENDID
organization Of ihs New York national
guard that he would feel safe In withdraw
ing all United States regular tToops sta
toned In that eervics nj Chicago, Tha
will not be done except Ia oAse OF absolute
necessity, for there 10 every disposition on
the part OF tbe executive 20 teTIuit the
militia Of llllnoie 90 handle tho disturbance,
II IL 10 able 10 do 10 without show Of
United States force.
Tue troops likely 10 be called for TO 10
inforce Gen Miles command Ate the gaTri-
aona At Fort Niagara. n. y, whore There
a. three companies OF the Twenty -nrst iu-
fanlrV, aud a Madison baf,acks, saoksttu
of the Ninth infantry. These ten COM
panies could be placed In Chicago on n
day's notice.
should this force bs insufficient tho ne1t
move will probably he 10 call out conaid-
srablo part OF tho militia Of New York and
fennsyivania for servies Ia Illinois, which
may be done under section Q. .2gS. OF ths re-
visod atatuteo. II 10 estimated tha, al,OOO
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-07
Fire Boxes Plugged so That Alarms
Could Not Be Sent in
Promptly
Chief OF tho Fire Department
Thrown Into Pond
by n Mob.
Railroad Rolling stoeh, Cars Loaded With
herohandIae, burned by the Hun
dreds-A Night Of Terror

CmcLoo. Jaly 0.-wiih flaming torch
hofdss Of iirsbucs arc at worn ut scores Of
points in the south half OF Chicago. Fires
aie raging Ia every direction among nu-
mefous railroad yards, hundreds of oars
asd tens Of thousands OF dollars worth OF
merchandise has gone mp Ia smoke or been
carried off By now frenzied mobs Of riot
ers. Incendiarism Ia rampant. From
early morning until midnight reports OF
fresh nres followed each other with start
ling tapidity. being confined. however,
principally TO railroad rolling stock aud
buildings.
With the falling shades OF night came
tho climax OF the fiery festival. Tho Pan
handle yards from fifty-fi fifth TO Sixty third
street, eight blocks. are on Ere. Tracks
containing from i,00) TO 1000 cars, half Of
them loaded. will be total loss. The Pan.
handle station at Sixiy-third street was
also fred and destroyed. The Grand Ttunk
yard al Elston 10 a seq OF fiame. Five
hundred box cars are supposed TO have
been bnrned. and efforts TO check the flames
have been futile.
While directing the movement OF the
eleventh battalion at Fifty-frst street.
Fire Msrshal Fitzpatrick was seized BY the
thoroughly fenzied mob and thrown into
a pond. from which he was rescued by the
police. Az Hyde Park the ashes OF forty
Gaze are now smonldering. and word has
| Just come in that a mob has eucoeeded in
fring the Illinois Central shops % Burn
| sides.
Al tho stock yards about fifty touQhs,
some Of whom are railroad men are skulk-
ina from point TO point aud sot large
nur.y of nres. Their method was tho.
4 oughiy unique. Loading ssysral hand
cnis with buckets of waste and oil, they
darkness, lighting wads of the stuff which
would be thrown in the open doors Of the
cars 40 thev passed by.
Troops are hurfying to the turbulent dis
triot from the center of tho oitv. Miles of
track have bssn ruined by the fierce heat.
Hundreds OF switch and signal towers, with
theis expensive mechanism. are utterly
ruined. Thousands OF cars and untold
Quantities of merchAndiss OF all imaginable
descriptions have fed the flames. Valuable
locomotives have been wrecked aud
and PROSTATE poles litter the
ground. Telegraph. telephone. electric
light and fire alarm wires are now the
especial object Of attack, the plugging OF
Gre alarm boxes constituting a new and
doubly dangerous element in the tremond.
ous wave OF iEcendiarism sweeping oves
the southwest portion OF the city, prevent
ing, as 10 does. notice being recsived Of ths
starting Of fires. until. with ths poor water
supply In these outlying districts, u fire has
attained such hesdway that 10 cannot be
stopped except through lack OF further
material on which TO feed.
The maddensd mob. now worked up 10 the
highest pitch OF fury. are parallsling scenes
Of the commune, aud at this hour IL ap-
pears ss though nothing short OF the mir
aculous can prevent ap armed demonstrs.
tion against them and tho sacrifice Of many
| lives
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PROCLAMATION By DEBs
In view OF tho Reported Disturbances In
Various Localities

In Wow OF tho Reported Disturbances In
Various Localities
CHICAGO. July 6.-Presidsnt Debs has To-
sued the following proclamation: ITO all
striking smployss; In view of the foport,
OF disturbances in various localities. !
deem II my duty 10 caution you against [ o
ing party to any violation Of law.
municipal, state or national. during
the existing difficulties, A man
who commits violence in any form.
vhethera member OF our order or NOT
should be promptly arrested and punished.
and We should be the hrst 10 anprehend tho
miso cant or bring him to justice. Memust
triumph as Law abiding citizens or not at
all. We have IL upon reliable authority
that thugs aud touRhs have been employed
to create trouble 30 as to prejudice The pub
lie against our cause. These seoundrels in
svery case should be mads TO tH the PEN
atty OF the Law. appeal TO on to be or
derly and Law abiding. Oar cause Is Just.
ths great public is with US and We have
nothing 20 fenr."
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Out His Throat.

Special 10 Tho Independent.
BUrTE, July G.-Frank Luxton. q wsll-
known young butcher OF 5outh Butte. oom-
mitted suieide this morning in n vacant lot
near the Silver Bow mill. Lurton has been
married about six months aud bis married
life has apparently not been happy. es he
had frequent quarrels with bis w;fe. Last
night they had q quarrel and Lurton re-
csived pair Of blsek eyes. This morning
Luxton started Qua ss usual with his meat
wagon. He resohed the house OF Mrs.
Copps. In the Parrot addition. chatted
pleasantly with her es lie cut some mest for
her aud whetted the knife. Then hs Jeff
the team standing there. took the knife
with him. and went to . vacant lot. The
team stood there nearly an hour. MrA
Copps then sent q boy to look for Lurton.
and the mans body was at length found
With the th oat cut from ear 10 ear.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-07
wanted In Butte.

Special 10 The 1ndependent
Omar FALLa. July Getty Marshal Pom
10, thia afternoon arrested James Coombs.
wanted in Butte for shooting Connolly yts-
te'dsy. A telegram from Marshal Nc
Nichols Of Butte, asking the arrest Of COombs
ana pa tnsT. and giving description. was re-
osiysd ua the train was moving from the
city to the west side station. but with
teams standing near bV the marshal made a
successful drive and caught both train and
coombs. His partner had left the train al
Bauin.
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of those mon, the pick Of The militia of tho
United States. osn be thrown into Chicago
on ahort notice. 1heJ would 10 uisd
rufely for military duty, guarding prep
eity, aid 30 GA, ,hua Feeling the regular
troops tor offensive operations.
Tue president, II ia said, has fnll sad
com pleto authority under tho constitution
and statutes 10 call for tbs militia, aud he
may also, By virtne OF the constitution, az
sumo commAnd Of them and alao Of the m
tionai guard of Illinois without roioi enoe
10 any governor.
II can be stated With authority that there
IL no Immediate prospect Of dsclarati0n OF
martial law by tho IToHldsnt ~ 70 Chicago
or the State OF tllihOig. Tue principal our
poao Of such declaration would be 10 aus-
pend The issue OF wits OF hAboaa eorpuH
should tbs judiciary seek ~ obaifuet the
executive. bot thefs IL DO danger on thai
soofa Just nov. md every Other powor do
sired, - ID stated, 10 already within reach
OF ths president without RECOURSE 20 eK-
I enc measure.