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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-15
sanssar A,dr:cn Vii Eas,r,

PRovpEs CT, L. l.. s:arcll 6. -.:.''va ator
Aldrich has informed The re-, II l:c.. u
managers Of this state that Il tic next
legislature is republican hsswill reign
his position. It is said on COOL su-
tHority that Mr. William e. Eosr;l.er
Will Ee air. A,driri's SUCCESSOR.
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Fa8aNv Eurk I'm a. Mill.

PERU, Ind, March 12.-Joseph Brunk,
a we'll known resident Of Kewanna,
Fulton county, was injured, probably
fatally, ut his flour mill, by being
caught, in the shafting and thrown
around with great foroe and raptdity::
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Esss.nna las Phi

SHANGHAI 49,, a..il anti-mis-
sionary RIO '.a. ;;si;.aa pa. 1t :;u-
chow, in lie pi,;.:.c, OF lac t;s::;.li...
The lnissiolar:cs :. nd ti,ln a:li 10
riosers daa.iS wisll4rew. There Was
no blOodshca.
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British Troops at is,ucfte.ds.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1S.-Thc re-
port of the landing of tho British at
Bluefelds, in the Mosquito reservation,
was confirmed Sunday b. the arrival
of the steamer Elliot, Capt. a. Brown.
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over che Green c1eah

MARYsvlrLR, Cal, March e-During
q quarrel oyer game OF cards William
Miles, q gambler, was stabbed 20 deeth
by Hugh buchanan. Inc latter claims
TO DO the son Of ex-congressman Big.
chananr Of Georgia.
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Aeaassinates His Stepdaughter.

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, March Ia
Matthias Ludotschka lay In wait in the
woods Friday afternoon, and ls his
stepdaughter passed he shot and NOR.
taliy wounded her. The man has bad
reputation as wife heater. After the
shooting he fed to the woods, and Is
being pursued By the sheriff ana .
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sanksrs Omit New YORK.,

New YORK. Maroh 1o.--Lamprecht
Bros. g. Co, bankers, of New York,
Cleveland and Boston, closed their
office at A Wall street Friday.
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Presidential "oss Gt..c"s Mating,
Assas.,aat.a r:srouzn !. w,aaev.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kas.. Maecs. H.
Frank Williams who lived on : claim
near Newkirk, waA asscasinatesi Sa'i.r-
day night by unknown persons wAo
poked gun through the window ana
shot him as he sat ct the tarle.
.sged Cnnp.r !.urao,a 30 psa;A.
ECFFALo. march l0--At Dclavan.
Cattarasus county. Gre destroyed tae
home of Mr. aud Mrs Wm. Snyder, an
aged couple Both persisted in the
6ameA
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4 c.aas Anr.as OF no,d

LxAryll-s.x, Col. Jan. 20. "a gold
nugget woieh:ng $50 oancea has heon
found =; TTsecc;.srs:d-c, oa Leased prop.
er.y nsi.s; ,,sl,s.s.sss 10 Geotgo campiaa
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Capt. HasEeld's o1sr.

CHAnLEsrewN, ". Va, March 20
Capt. Hatfield. head Of the hatfield
:amily, which gained notoriety on ac-
eoun: of tie bloody feud which ior syv-
eral years has existed between ita
members and the Mccoy family, has
offered his services to the United
States authorities to aid in makiH.., n
survey Of Wyoming county, Hereto
fore every surveyor attempting 10 10
the work has been as.ass ina ted oy-
squatters
Presidential ;'oss Gt.c"s Ta;;s.:,>
WAsnINeroS. aia-cn l3.--Iba cora.
missions OF Iii presidential pos:n:aai-
ers expire during the month. .soout
1870 more wi!lcxaire IN April '!si,...c,ly o"9
expired. during the last three months.
as follows: Dacc.nber, Az; .iaDa1ry,
ISL; February nc. fthesc cases SO oe
800 have not yet been acted on. ale
though practically sill haso becn teisea
under consideration ~ the postmaster
general. In ~ cases. where commits
sions cxnired in De.em er ars - ils
January. TO Recommendations Cor his-.
ing the vacancies have been sent to Tho
preE;ilent,
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perauu won.

IsD3ASAPoLis, Ind, March 12-In the
state intercollegiate orstoricnl contest
held here. the representative fro,p De
Paw university, l.. I, Dsn,rnft, won
first honors Subject: Tho Human
Spirit in Modern Civilization"
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Conr!csalu.a Ign.ou pafto..

WAsp1sqao.. March 1o.-Represen'
totive G, 4, Breckenridge, of Arkansas,
has received the following telegram
from w. II. Wilson, son of Representa-
tive Wilson, chairman of the ways ana!
means committee, regarding Ais faith
er's condition;
CuADAnAsAhA. Mex, March s.-Hon
{. Il. Breckinridge, Fevor gone. In
bed, very weak and much eluaciated.
W. n. WILSON.
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Loeorn,s!rs 2xo.oAas--Ta-ec Ksllcd.

1.0V0t-1 =! y p 'l'-1- - 7 u &C -aA!I<'A
WMKEsEARHE, Pu., March "a lie.
high VALLEY railroad engine heuiing IL
coal train was sicie-tracka;, Thursday,
at Tanncr.T station fnr orders. Engineer
Patriolt rugan stepped oil his en- zine,
and vas about to cAt-r Tie telegraph
station noar !ay the engine exploded
The fireman, john Iennox, WIZ 1T his
post, and he ANA Arthur Dotter an1
Edward Fox, two crah4r.s:,, wsre
killed. Tie sas;ne'iS y So. pieta wreck.
Tie cause Of the accident WI! prooaoly
never be known,
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A postmaster Ships Out.

STONY Brook, L. l., March 12.-Wm.
Gould, postmaster of this town, has
disappeared. 1t is alleged that pc has
left $4,000 of indie isiFibpted
among q number % people
New Jersey Democrats Enderso Cleveland,
JERSEY Cry, n. j., March lo,-A
gathering OF representative democrats
from al over New Jersey was held in
this city Friday. The object was to
discuss the party's affairs and straight
On It's lines Resolutions were mani
u,uu.l i, adopted earnestly approving
, the administration Of President CleYes
land,
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EMrqRAryTS
Figures Showing That More Than fIa1e .
Million CRmc to Our Shores In 1seH.

Figures Showing That More Than iIxK .
Million Cnenc to Our Shores In 1seH.
/ WAsnlNe1oN. March l0.-A statement
has been prepared by the immigration
bureau. treasury department, showing
the number Of immigrants which ~.
rived at the ports of New York, Phiia.
delphia, Boston and Baltimore from
foreign ports during the calendar year
1893. The whole number is shown 70
have been &sl.7l2, and these. Il Is said.
represent at least four-fifths OF ems
whole number which arrived 1T Eli
American ports The port OF emhac:.ia'
ton and the number at each aboTc 60o
is given AZ follows:
Liverpool rnd Observation-Disclosures" ~
Bremen p31:a
Naples and Narcotics ... Nib
Hamburg, 11.tl,
Antwerp 49,. S:,443
Rotterdam ecd Do.oucno a. rc3
Glasgow arc Londonderry. AS25
Rclsenbars and Colder borg. S~edcc
and Ci:r.s.tana sad Chris,.baad. No:-
Wy :. . N.!s'
Hsyre H. So
Sou,hamuion .,.......... :. l:.2'a
Gerui and 0tS raliar.... ................ f.e.F
Amster1a1a ASA
Lisbon ana TN. Azores ......,..... Sa2a
Palermo 6+:
St Micaacls, Azores. "............... n'o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06
xorTcs 70 CONTRACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED
- BY the board Of rsssats Of NE univsesity Of
Washington at the Psopls's savinKl hank, ssat-
Of June. isss ssdsSsas& inmsdisssiy W tsss ere
after. Tor all hbcf, ndtorial. apparatus and put
ting In place 81 the iseowing struoeurss and APP
ington upon sectioa q township 8 moth, range I
east In the city OF seattle, either separately for
each OF the three itsns hefeinAftof mentioned
or for any two o. more Of them combined, 20
Firss-For the conssructaen and eemplstion OF
. frame power Aouas; also frams dziu hall
sscond-For the supply and ssetins mp Of the
boilers ana machinery required ios power and
Third-Fos the low pressure return eircala-
quired for the main building q the university
now being erected.
spscihcstions for the above strussarss, work
W. Saunders. arehitscs. sll Bailey building. on
and after this date.
The board WIN Also consiass alternative or I'M
lasins apparatus upon plans and methods al.
ferine from those specified By the architect, II
the bidders desire to submit such different pro-
The sams bidder may submit bids ON the
above items OF work both combined and sepa-
ne board reserves shs light 10 reject any and
Bidding hereundsr Il limited BIZ Law 70 citi.
sens OF the state Of Warrington.
Each bid must b accompanied BY bond 10
the state Of WashingtOn In sum not less than
oneQuastsr OF ths amount Of the bid, secured
by two or more suretisa. binding themselves in
Gums which shall aggregate twice the lace OF
the bond, and each qualifying IL twice the sum
IN which he ohligasee himself in the bond.
BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVER-
sfTY OF WASHINGTON.
By JAMES r HAYDEN, Pfesidenk
Ana BY EpMoED 9. MANY, Secretary.
Datsd at Seattle, King county, wash. June !.
1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az undersigned, grantee and trustse In . Ger
tain desd nsds BY J. H. Allen and Lucy 4.
On ss;ursy sss scsn day II Jun: ss ,ss ~
$50 o'clock p. m, q the front door Of the King
county coarshouss. IN the city Of Seattle.
county OF King and state Of Warrington, ex-
pose 70 public sale and seu g the highess bid
der for cash. the following described real estate.
sttueted In said county and state. and described
Beginning Il the corner Of ssetions II, y. Il
and II. In township IS north, range east.
thence north M.22 feet: thsnoe north 6 deg. and
- min. vest Ga ~ feet 70 the place OF begin
herein described: thsncs south q deg. e min.
west $50 feet; thence south IS dec. and n min.
east 90 fest; thence north 23deg u mtn east $50
feet % the plscs Of beginning. with eli ana
singular the saWmili, 0ry ktln0 and eli other
improvements. maehinsry. etc. thsfsunso b..
81. .:s II. u ). s m:s. :, e.
under and By virtue Of the powers vested Ia
him in and By certain deed Of trust made by
]. H. Allen and Lucy 4 Alien. his vile. TO the
corded IN the ofice Of the county auditor OF
King county. In said state, among the records
OF said county In volume ne Of deeds. ct page
in said conveyance and made . part thereof.
dated August23. ls9a between c. &. coisman
and Cara G. Coleman. his wife. the parties Of
Ss 4: Pee Pretty. NV r.se asr. .ad 1i s.n.
ME Fletcher. his wife, the parties OF the ssc-
cnd part In pursuance OF . notice and request
Of the parties Of the escosd part named In
rsciting that default had been made In the
payment Of the county and city taxss which
msfursd subsequent - August ., 1894, and
prsmisss. and that default had bssn made in
keeping up and maintaining nre insurance
upon the properly alofssatd - required BY said
deed OF trust ana eaia contract
LESTER TURNER
Gfautee and Trustee In said Dssd
Dated Seattle Wash.. Nay y. A. d 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06

ADyERTIsKNKNr or RECKIvER's SALE.
n by varsus u - oeesf OF -: t@nea out Of
the Superior couss q shs sssts ef y aehingtcu.
s. ss = !. ~ :.s & 10 e cay =
ra.oass MI Ccnp.zy, sospcsasises |, Lsvsns
G. WhssieF. do hssehy efss notice % ais whom
Hoadsy, sss is:n day q july, 4. b. isSs, AZ ne
hour Of 2 O'Clock in the s1tosuoon ct said day.
On sno promikos Of oAfd company. viz. That
r.rs sns.s e ne znssG . ssn 81 ,,s nil
tain real ard chaxtei property 6eaenging 10 said
company: sost property comrrsstuG mill site OF
swsnsy sesss ana tnisssea rods. moe or t., =
pubii1Aed Ia Paiouss Fssee. together with water
rights and booming pFiviiegso sad ell tmpsove-
mean upon said ssal estate e follows ts-wn:
1e.uC 5ess per day Of ten hour2 one tvo-stoFy
factory building. 52xllo fese with shed ca side.
sexiio isst. iully squippsd visa sns latest Inn
one wsfohouso a1xoo fss& With shed i2xU on
saeh side with mouldine fseks: coc tenn q ware.
house, oonsissing 81 stack OF eocra widows
gethsf win o1aee fufnlturs. one kitohsa 2lxls
with furniture, dining room attached SKIS
with fufnisurss tive lasge bunk house,. one
smith shop ana toels, one slssMie dynamo. r.
pacity az sixtssn-eandle power lamps with
wares and other axtures; also about two and
lies vishin ioe ysrds Of spoIses 4 Palouss
branch Of Nosshesn Paetne railroad, being con-
nected b. spur with same. and IN 0iSocs con-
Py q nS dsa siS IN g :s:s
All Of sbevs-dssssibsa property. both real and
psrsonal. | vill ssll g ssid tine e public
or in lots = may sssm - the bess lntsross Of the
ereditoes, for cash. said sale subjeos toeonhrma-
ton By tnssupesix court Of whitman county.
L9vANr G. WHEELER,
Rscstvsr Of The Palouss NH Company. = cor.
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The WfIlametto Casket Co, scospoeafion, plain
sia. ". shs csos: uad:st,Eing Comply,
This eanss eomine regularly for hearing on
this day, On molten & B. e. Mccoy, receiver OF
said The Cross Undertaking Company, for an
ssass dss .s .sss g = . e ss s sssa
being fully advised in tho plentsss,
= = hessey ordsssd and sSiadesd tnss eli
due proof al shsir sisims and Demands = ssainst
said deiendant = = = Mccoy. the ssceaysr ap-
pointed In this eAuse, at his ofce. No. los Sec
on or hslofs the Arst day OF July. isel 8 hsrsin.
after provided, aud thae all claims mot - pre-
ssntsd and proved b barred and shall mot be
said receives, and that after said 6rss day Of
July, 1894 said receiver Ale In this court his re-
port Of al claims and demands % preseuted and
allowed and what claims srs disailowed.
1t is further ordefed that this order b pub
liShed once . weak for three successive weeks
IN snS d.a,y rcisirrs:,!ies.oss: nsSwspspsr
and that when % pubaished The sazne shall con.
stisuee due notice - the eseditoss Of said The
Cross UndaFtaking Company 81 ths sntsy 81 this
Doss IN epsa ssms sh,s s.h esy q yu.s. lssA
In the supseioe court q the sta1s q Washington
for Kfns county.
cou n r q Kiso, =
1T. ". Gordon, cisrk Of the superior court Of
the state Of Waah1ngton for The coOnty Of King.
DO hsreby esstafy that TIE iosssea1g z Z fun.
ssesins nosiss % sssdisoes S sai1 Gauss No.
lAo61. = ths sans appsan % dls and q record
witness M hand ana he seal q shis count
Iss.Il Nv. GORDON. c,es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06

FysISEEkS aSn rosYH trYaRs
NAS FRANCISCO kkip.g coNFAsy-Ex-
~ gsssesss and scassstefs. Agsdxs saisG az
arsSsins. hartsr Improvements aHa gsaessl
ssEsf4st8ax So seattle kx,fcasi Rank A1ttsirs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06

FOE 1ALE-1RAL BsRAfE
ErOR sALE-so ACRES or THE BEST LEVEL
- bottom land, With nice stream, we'll located,
at 80 per acra william Beomes, room up
stafrs. SIS second street.
WANTED-PuRCHAsE FOR LOT CORNER
W Of Tenth and stewart will cell for amount
Of my mortgagG K n. Fobess 8 Olympic block.
TOR SALE OR ACRE FRUIT
y and chicken ranch Tor unineumberod Seattle
property C. Dippman, Vashon. wash
EOR. sALE-ls ACRES or LEVEL WATER
y front: good soil: barn, &c: acres mostly
ctoarod: u mile from smsll town and % miles
from Seattle. ~ 900. William Bromex, room
up stairs, GIG Second street.
EoR sALE-caEAP. EASY TERMS. IN
small tracts, 50 acres Of my ranch: 70 rods
south Of dep0s at MaIthy; part pay In work
Geo. y. Stevens. Aaltby. Wash.
TOR sALE-I0 ACRES VICINITY STATE
University. outside city iimlts; E. 5oQ Owner.
20f9 6ecoud.
Tor sALE-sEvERAL NICE HOMES AT
X bali prfcA Gso. Dorf5ei. ground aoof. Hal
Ter block
.OGGED-OFF LANDS IN MASON AND
~ 1hurot0n counties: excellent fruit land:
easily cleared and nicely situated for iaSms:
favorable terms Tacoma Mill Company, Ia
coma. Wash.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The decorations in some of the store
windows in this section are the most arts
tic ever set up for The Christmas trade
and are the object of much comment by
pedestrians.
Matthew Ryan of North Riverside
street, a freight house employe OF the
Naugatuck division. met with serious
accident yesterday. While unloading a
hogshead of molasses the truck slipped
letting the hogshead come against his he l..
tearing off the flesh and ligaments to the
bone. DIR Hayes rendered surgical aid.
Some of the mischievous urchins in
these parts must be in league with the
dealers in window glass and putty. Al
most every evening several lights OF glass
are broken in the houses of private tami-
lies and no one seems to know who Is do
ing the mischief. Some day you'll hear of
batch of those young fellows being
caught in the act and brought before
Judge Root.
A man trying to back the end of his
team into a store window on Bank street
this morning, PROMPTED a bystander to say
that Waterbury has the poorest lot of
drivers in the state. He said If it was MT
for the extreme carefulness of the motor
men on the trolley cars. and the gentle
disposition of the horses there would be
serious accidents every day. There is
not one man in every hundred" he thought
that is fit to drive team on the public
thoroughfare, for when the least little ex-
citement occurs the driver seems to know
less about what to do than the animal he
has charge of"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-20
FOR FREE SILVER.
The Western Representative stiu Urging
Their Pet Theory.


Their Pet Theory.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o-The debate on
the currency bill continued uninterrupt
edly i'm the house. Messrs johnson (Rep.,
Ind.) and Ellis (Dem., KY opposed 10,
and MIR Warner (Dem.. y. Y. supported
it. The speech of Mr.. Ellis was OF rather
q sensational character, and the applause
it received from the silver Democrats in
dictated plainly the unalterable opposition
of the silver men of the house 10 the Car
Isle plan. Mr.. Bland, the silver leader,
gave notice that he would offer his free
silver bill as a substitute for the bill
Practically all the time of the senate
was occupied hy speeches on the Nicara-
qua canal bill. Mr.. Turpie Dem, Ind },
who has been speaking daily since Mon
day, completed his speech against the bill,
making a critical analysis of the various
provisions of the measure. At Its con-
clusion he offered an amendment provid-
ing for the appointment Of a board of
three engineers to make n survey and esti-
mate of the cost of the canal. This, he
thought was far as congress ought to go
Mt this session.
Mr. GuIlom earnestly advocated the
measure and incidentally put In good
word fore the Hcnnepin and Illinois ship
canals Senator Perkins of California
also favored the building Of the canal and
pointed out the benefits which he thought
would accrue from it's construction. The
scnatu adjourned after n short executive
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-20
eleLBY A DEFAULTER ALSO.
Mayor GiIIett's Accounts Are short 81 200.
and He Is Missing.

anu hS 4"h,SihB-
ROME. y. ". Dee 2O.-The defalcation
of John c. Bielby is larger than any one
had any idea of. The hank examiners up
to this morning have found So, 900 unac-
counted for in the Central National bank.
but nothing has yet been missed from the
Oneida Savings hank. the business of the
bank being conduct,,l by the officers of
the Central National
Biclby WAS arraigncd BEFORE United
states Commissioner Rowland, and his
examination was adjourned till p. IN.
today. Nothing has been heard of the
whereabouts of Samuel Gtlivtt. the teller,
and mayor Of Rome Ills accounts were
found Today to lie short -. 0On.
Mr. Bielhy Is alsn u furgcF. rs several
checks and notes with forged signatures
have come 10 light. Mr. Biclby had long
been identified with church circles is the
president of the Young Mems Christian
association. the treasurer OF the board of
trustees of the Rome State Custodial asy-
lum at IA salary of $1,000. an earnest
worker and member of the Baptist church
and president elect of the Christian En-
deavor society of the church
He is n member of one of the best fami-
lies of Rome, and much SYMPATHY is cx-
pressed for his wife, formerly Miss Carrie
Shelly, daughter of Henry shelly and sis
ter of Fred :. Shelly, thu :...,.r and cash
The bank did not open it, tlo.,r> for the
transaction of business Wednesday morn
ing. Several persons attempted tn gain
admission after o'clock, some of them
being regular customers OF the bank who
desired TO make deposits and others who
wanted their money.
The bank door was closed ON account of
a meeting of the board of directors, which
was called at Q o'clock, and it was decided
to keep the bank closed during the invcs-
tigation.
Several forged notes in various amounts
have been found, including $4,000, bear
ing the initiated signature of A Ethridge
of the wholesale grocery firm Of A. Eth
ridge s. Co; 81 1000 on Mr.. Bielby's broth
er and $4,000 on James Evans Mr.. Biel-
by was so excited that he turned over to
the directors two checks of 81, 900 each on
which the signatures had been forged and
which he had not used
Teller Gillett Is short n check of s., 900
ON another bank deposited in the Central
National to the credit of the water fund
of the city OF Rome Gillctt credited the
amount on the passbook, but failed to
enter it on the banks books to the credit
of the water fund.
Another indication of crookcdness lies
in the fact that ON Nov. IL deposit for
something more than 81, 900 did not ap-
pear for credit till Dec. 8. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest, but he cannot
DO found and has not been seen since he
left his home Monday evening to attend
the meeting Of the common council
The council expects to appoint n mayor
tomorrow evening at special meeting
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-20
CHARMED HOUSE STRIKE.
Philadelphia Cinnamon the Cause of Some
thing Unique In Labor Troubles

Philadelphia Cinnamon the Cause of Some
thing Unique In Labor Troubles
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2o.-A unique nc
quisit.on to the annals of lalspr troubles
will be the strike whicfsa local undertaken
now has on hand Recently he secured a
contract for the removal of a number of
bodies from an old down town cemetery.
OF the corpses there buried, 10 were Chi
namen, and arrording to an agreement
made at the time of .intrrmenr these bod
les We're to &c cent to China IL ever ex-
huned. Lc Toy, mayor of Chinatown,
furnished seven Chinanunn, who agreed to
dig up the bodies; strip the bones and boil
and bleach them for shipment for $500.
They began work on Monday morning,
but at noon struck for 500 more. Their
demand was granted, and they returned
to work. Last night the pink parasol,
which in the F1owery Kingdom is the SYM
boil of social disturbance, was again put up
over the charnel house. and they demand
cd another increase of 500. The under
taker vows that no will put Italian labor
ers ut the job today. while Mayor Toy is
making strenuous efforts to raise the cash,
declaring it is n PROCLAMATION for any but
Chinaman TO handle Chinese bones.