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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.


WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY
TYPEWRITER AND OFFiCE ASSISTANT.
WI work for n moderate salary 20 start with.
and try to give satisfaction. Good references
can DO furnished by former employer, ami sho
can bring her own Remington typewriter, doing
quick. reat, and accurate work omit Address
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e. old DOMINI ION
w. " STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
, 1kyytS~< TkI-WEEKLG LINE FOR NEW
4 <-aa,.I YORK.
NJ steamers leaYs Richm oud
II EVERY TUESDAY MFpNE~.

EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY al O'Clock VI.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
Steamers leave New York from Pier p.
Nnrtn river. for Richmond ~ ry MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY,, and SATURDAY,
3 T. ".
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 10 New York uncluilng
meals aul bccth via James river.
Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road. and Chesapeake and ONO
railway ....................- .....-. .-.'.F ; y.
R0uud-trip tickets. good for thirty
days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..--...'.. ~ w
s .errage fare, with subsistence rp
Str.rage fare. without ,uOslSt nee. 80
Tickets Oh sale at Richmond transfer
Comuary's 81 east Main street, Chesd-
peake and Ohio, and Richmond ana Pc
tersDurg depOts, and a. company Once.
i.l east Main street, where ucHets -
many popular northern watering place >
and summer resorts can be obtained.
Baggage checked through.
Freight forwarded and through bllls ~
lading Issued Tor points beyond Ne"
Freight received daily until p ".
DAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
TUI'RSDAYS, and SAT- RDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway (via New
port News at $40 \. NJ, ana by the Rich
nond and Petersburg Railway Company
(samc days. al A. NJ. will make connec-
ton at Norfolk with steamer leaving
GEO. W. ALLEN & co. Agents.
oc & No. 1901 Main street.
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p.,.y~ HIGHLAND PARK METHO-

DIST Cit KCH.-Sunday school at i;"O n u.
i,r1.cninr ~ s. ~ ana at l.. ~ by the
pastNr. Rev. j. y. LATHAM. Also prayer meet-
NC ard scripture reading, with suggestive AMI
relpiu. ak - he pastor every WEDNESDAY
NIGuT at . O'Clock. u
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Fey BROAD-STREET METHOD
~. rpyvrTy METHODIST EPIS-

IST CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth streets -
ASP. NJ. Rev. Is. b. TYLER, u. d.. OF Now OK.
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f.,y- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BAPTIST

URCH-Prcaching by the Pastor. Zee Z. ii.
PIT. -. d., Oh SUNDAY az IL A. Il. Evening
services Will DO resumed sunday. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY NJ l.. NJ. Seats free.
AL welcome. l.
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es,y- THE BAPTIST CITY MIA.

SlONARY SOCIETY viii hold it, re.ular
monthly meeting with the FRS. Baptist Churc..
SUNDAY, October 2Is;, al $50 Z. NJ.
a very important meeting.
j. r. Non GOMEIY, President.
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by Boswell 4 Harmon
Real Estate Agents an1 AY.,.,....
No. s north Tenth r....
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
ID LY EXECUTED AT Tuu DISPATCH
PRINTIN0.HOuSk
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
----e Women Of Eeliss.

Alas for the Greek ideals. Here is
what the women Of Hellas look like
now, as told by correspondent: 1.-The
women wear short, shapeless tight
skirts reaching little above the ankles,
made Of the same material as their rugs,
and short white tunic made of coarse
serge. Their hair Is Worn in long
braid, and TO make it reach past the
waist they plait in horsehair or black
tow and decorate 1t with cheap coins,
beads or coarse, bright cottons Greek
children are pretty, and so are the very
young girls, but when they step from
childhood TO womanhood they soon lose
all their good looks. The women toll
not; neither do they spin. They are as
lazy as the men and seem to have nc
higher idea Of life than lying in the sun
and drinking coffee or cold water. The
food is a cross between German and
Greek The bread is black and under.
baked, and the butter is churned from
sleeps milk and never gets solid. The
COW is not milk purveyor in Athens,
but a humble beast of toll. Our break.
fasts We're served in our rooms and were
severely simple They consisted of green
tea, with sleeps milk, black bread and
the pure honey Of Hymettus. The honey
of Hymettus is not so delightful as il
sounds, because the bees browse among
the strong scented asphodels, with
which the mountain is covered, and The
result Is not appetizing. g.-Philadelphii
Ledger
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
A Puzzled Mother.


1T takes l4-year-old boy to see
through his mother" laughed such a
mother the other day. Last week !
planned to take friend to the theater.
and her only free night was Thursday.
Now, often take my boy to see play,
but make it a rule it shall not be on a
night preceding q school day. So on
this occasion l explained to my son that
he could not go, and as an Offset to his
disappointment arranged an outing for
the Saturday following. He acqu;esced
most dutifully and beautifully, and the
matter rested. Thursday came, and as
the afternoon wared, found that my
son was to be all alone part of the even
ing, and l began to wish that he was
going with rs. At last made mp my
mind, and calling him said:
81 think, after all, you may go tonight.
You are going to be alone, and know
you always count upon these trips to the
theater. So if you'll study hard till din
ner you shall be of the party"
That's all right, mother replied the
young scamp with a laugh. i knew
you'd weaken at the last, SO I've managed
my lessons, and I'm all ready And now
I'm alternately deploring my want of
strength and wondering how to preserve
a semblance of authority with SO shrewd
son. New York Times.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
BLANCHARD is NOT SATISFIED.
He Is Making Trouble with the Senate
Finance Committee Over Sugar.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Blan-
chard, it is understood, is making consid-
cradle trouble for the finance committee
by his protests against the proposed
changes III the sugar schedule. The
Louisiana senator is holding out especial
ly for the continuation of the bounty for
the present year. He also calls attention
TO the fact that the finance committee has
backed out of its original proposition to
abrogate the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty,
which permits the sugar product of that
country TO enter free, and is reported as
saying that the sugar producers of his
state would be greatly injured by the sud-
den reduction of the bounty as proposed
by the committee.
He has put forth the claim that the pro-
posed change is in violation of the Demo
cratic caucus agreement, ana intimated in
very plain language that if the changes
are made rs proposed the bill viii not re-
ceive his support. blanchard has appealed
to his colleague, Caffery, 10 join MIN in
making determined fight against the
proposed changes, but it is understood that
Gallery. while disp!eased with the changes,
does not feel disposed to go the same length
that blanchard has to preserve the prese ut
sugar schedule in the act
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Personal Considerations.

Mrs. Home, the wife of the author
who wrote The Tragedy of Douglas, -
was very intirm and very peculiar and
spent her time ON sofa in the unusual
occupation of chewing nutmegs.
A gentleman who was q great admir-
er of her husband S work called one day
to see him, and not finding him thought
it would be only less delightful to talk
with the wife of SO celebrated a man.
He was ushered into her presence and
began to ingratiate himself by praising
her husband. She made no answer.
Then he attempted to talk on topics of
general interest, and still she was silent.
At last she spoke
Amy prospect of peace?' she in
quired
Yes" he replied enthusiastically,
certain now that conversation had real
ly begun, there is every hope that a
glorious peace will soon be concluded. -
'Oh, ayep' said she. will it max
any difference in the price o. nutmugs?''
The hero worshiper took his leave
Youths Companion
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special Taxation Noicc.

Notice ia hereby given TO all psrsons Interest
cd. hist the city c1uncil Of the city OF RocS L.
aud having ordered thEt Fifth avenue from ih.,
cart line of sevenicer street ~ wet inc Of
Eighteenth street. in tn" city of Rsck Island
and s:aIr of limos, shall bc, AID the sam. j.
hereby ordered TO tie cTrrc with curtis ones
c cava'ed- graded. impr-ycd and paved with
paw brics.
.ain orii, &c for said Improvement is on fja
in The office Of the city clerk OF said city, ard .i
city has applies II the county court Of Rock H.
and county, Illinois. 70. asse. .ricnt and .eyy
o: the costs OF said Improvement upon and from,
TIE lots ana rts % lots and tracts of land con-
iiguous to the line Of raj i'm Tov.ment in said
Or, nance crocrsG 10 BE- constructed, in pr0upr-
tioE 10 The fIoltage If sucl lot. parts OF iors.
and traits OF lapd ni.on the improvement 20 ?
dereG to tie constructed as aforesaiC: aud an as
sessmenJ thereo! having teen made ind re etu-Jytl
TO said court, the final hearing thereon will b.
had a the Jn'y aw t=rm of ssia c7ulf, CONNIE Al G
ing on he 9in day Of Jaly. A. D., 1891.
All pc sons desiring may then d there ap.
pear and Taye their defcnS,.
, Daiea ar l'ook leland, Illinois. this 20 day ot
jane, A. d 19i. ,HARLEs ES.EL
WILLIAM J. ZEI-.
WILLIAM MCENIEY,
--iD
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special Taxation Notice,

Notices hereby given 10 all persoas inter,stet7,
that the city uDcil ri he City Of Rock Island
having orcered that Eighteenth street trom The
south line seventh avenue to the forth line of
Eighth avenue IN tie city OF Rock Island ava
state Of Illinois, shall be and the same il hereby
ordered to be curoed with curb once, excavatet
graded, improved. and macsdamized VILE stone
and Gravel.
Said ordinance for said improve meBt is or ale
in the ofce OF TIE clerk of said II. and said
city hes applied 10 the county court of Rock Isl-
ald county, Illinois. for assessment and lew
Of the costs OF said improvement upon aud from
the lots ana paris OF lots aud tracts land coriig-
uous to the line OF aid improvement IN said orci-
nance ordered 20 DC constructed. IN prolortion %
the frontage of such lots parts of io:> aud tract.
OF land upon the improvement ordered to be
constructed as aforesaic. and and assessment
thereof having been made and returned 10 said
court the final hearing thereon VIII he had at ihe
Juy law tenn OF said cont, commencing on the
ninth (sth) day day of July. A. D.. logi,
Al persons desiring msy then cni there appear
and make their defense.
Dated al Rock leland, Illinois. this oath day oi
June, A. o., 1891. CHARLES E>sEL,
WILLIAM J. ZEIs.
WILLIAM MCENIET.
Commissioners.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special Taxation Notice,

Notice is hereby given to al, persons interested
that the citv council OF the city of 4ock L. and
having ordered that improvement be made of
Ninetes nth street from the south line of Fourth
avenue to the Il rth lice OF SIKH aveIuc running
eas', ana SIX avenue from the west line OF
1wtntfeih street TO the west liue Of Ninete nth
street running south, and Nineteenth street from
The south line of Sixth avelne [, the north curb
line of Seventh avenue. all in the said city of
Rock Island. Ill. and said ordinance for said i'm
provenent IL on file in the Office OF the city clerk
Of said city. and said city mas applied to the
iunts court Of Rock Is and c..unty. illinois, ioI
an assessment OF he cost of saih improvement
uoon and from he lois and parts Of lots and tracts
OF land contiguous to the line of said improve
mentin eaid ordinance ordered TO be constructed
IN proi ortion TO the frontage Of such lots, rarts
OF lots an tracts OF land urou the improvement
80 orders d to be construct d as aforesaid; and an
assessment thereof having been made aud re-
turned 10 said court, the fiuai hearing toertoI
will be had at the July law term of said court
comn cncing on tn 9th day OF July. A. ID, 1894.
All persons desiring may then and there appear
and make their defenac
Dated at Rock Island. III this 29th day o.
June, A. ID. 1891. JoHN j. INGTAN,
THoN AS +. CARY,
EDWIN 3. FARMEKrkR,
Commissioners.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special IaNation Notice

Noioe Is hereby given to all persons interested
that ihc city ccnucil Of The city of 10 < Islar 4
h wig ordered that Sixteenth street from :, "a
sonih line cf Third avenue 10 th. no-.I line #
Fonr;h nv une in the city Of Rock Is nd. s are
OF iinnis. stall be ard the zane i are hy or
der d tn be curbed with curl's'onrs excay ate.
graded improved and paved with paving brick
S='d o-di ance for SAID Improvement il on { !.
in Il flee # the ti'y CLERK OF sal city ard $.
cats has alpli i The county court Of Rock I.ia
cou.iy Limos. for an assessment al ii levy Of H.
cots Of sad Improvement npon aud from The |, :
snd parts uf lots and tracts ri IaId cortisuous n
the iine or saiu improycm mt in said orainanee
ordered II be constructed, in proportion II 4 /.
frontage Of such lots, parts Of lois and irac-S ~
Ian: upon the improvement 50 order-d 10 be -
sta TED a. aioresaid: snd an assessment there,
having been made and returned TO SAID court rhe
final hearing thereon will be had AZ the July i.lg
term OF SAID court, commencing on the 9h day OF
July. a. D.. 1884.
AL persons desiring may then and there a1.
pear aud make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island IL. this goth day Of Jura.
"A D.. 1891. CHARLES ESGgI
WILLIAM J. Z-I=
WILLIAM HCES!Ir
COmIniSsipuer=
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30

Scaled proposals will be received ., The c-.,
Clerks Office Eock Is'ni. III. anil Morr,s
JUy lG- 1871, At "c-ock y, IN. for cnrsfrr1,r-,
The Improvements ordered by an - -
said city, entitled '.Aa ordinance for iL, 5-
nsoNemunt oi SixiHenih street from the .,r.fT,
line Of Thirl avvruc tu the r.ur,f I'M. a. -
avenue, all in the city OF Rock leland. NJ
p's-'d June II. is9i an4 for inrnishiu- All -.
I1atefias- an" doing t'ie work acoO5d .. to fb,.
Ufice. -N :
Al! bids must e accompanied with q cc-t..i. !,
cheek IN the sum OF sa)I, payable 20 -hr .-,,.-
of the mayor of said city. which shl.l h..
forfeited 10 said city in tie bIdd shall fiI
10 enter lrIo contract with sp:ro.ud slr,..5- ,,
execu'e the work for the frice mentioned in a5s
bid am according To the pans and specirc.rf.,I-
in ;he event that The contract $ all be .w.rii ~
him.
Con'raciors are r'q1irci to furnish six same
OF brick vlth which wofa l. % Re done E-7-z
used In tie wora must CORES pond with tae So
pies III quality 8nd sfyc
Rock i-lsrd j, H.. june -. IS1i
A.D- HUESING. City Cser..
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
TlE-UP STICKS At CAIRO.
United states Marshal Tries to Move .
Train and Fails.

CAIRO, Ills, June 3O.-The strike situa-
ton in Cairo remains unchanged. United
States Marshal Brinton. acting under or
ders of the United States court, attempted
to move north.bound mail train at
p. IN. The train carried two Pullman
cars. and after going few blocks the
mail clerk threw the mail off the car and
jumped after it. His mail was made up
for southern points and his cur should
have been attached to south-bouDd
train, but as there was no one to do the
necessary switching it is claimed that the
mail car would have been dropped at
Mounds, the next station north.
As soon rs the mail was thrown off
some one on the train turned on the air
brakes, bringing the train to stand-still.
But out of compassion for the sorry con-
dition OF the many passengers aboard the
strikers allowed the train to go. Since
this no effort has been made to move
trains. Marshal Brinton claims that the
strikers violated their agreement with
him. lie has reported his action to Judge
Allen and is waiting further orders. II is
reported that the governor has been called
on for troops to assist in moving trains.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special Taxation Notice.

Notice Is hereby given TO ali persons inter sted.
THAI the city council OF the city Of Rock Island
having ordered that Seventeenth - Get from The
south line OF Seventh avenue, rCuiing west 10
the south line of Ninth avenue. running west, all
in the city OF Rock Island. Illinois. re snd the
same are hereby ordered cgrSed with cIrhstones,
excavated and graded improved and paved. with
brick. as provided by ordinance.
Ssid ordinance for said Improvement Is on Gle
in the office of the city clerk OF said city a nd
SAID city has applied 10 the county court of Ro X
Island county, Illinois. for an assessment of the
costs OF said Improvement upon aud from the
lets and parts Of lots and tracts Of land con;igu
oUs 10 the line OF said Improvement in said ordi
nance ordered 10 he constructed, in proportion to
the frontage OF such lots. parts Of lots and tracts
OF land upon the Improvement so ordered 10 DC
Constructed as Aforesaid; aud an assess rneni
thereof having been made aud returned to said
court. the final hearing thereon viii he had AZ the
July law term OF said cur. commencing on The 9t
day of July, =. 1891.
Alpersons desiring may then and there aopea,
and make their defense
Dated al Rock Island, Illinois. this Goth day o!
JuIe. A. D.. 1891 bDwAsD KsrFs
ii. II. MCCARTHY.
WILLIAM II UoEFT.
Commiss oners.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Legal,
SPECIAL As--~.r,r,,...,

Notice is hereby gwen 10 40 rs,so--t..
bnx,n nn e sra,,,c@ ry c@Ile OF the ey OF o.t I'd
sirucied In the Sixth v ri "a "tfs D. cau-
street, On Fifth avcrue. on F.ft =, 'sr,.
cn,b ,rii .yrna. ue, o., Sn sisih ayerle. o. ne
street, an III the Guy Of iotk 49, ih.rife'E
h"sk slant and s's'c Of Illinois county I
fl. -" in Vaila.S, ,ne &C.. ''i tae ,ame long -
applied 10 the comfy c.ur, 81 -1 a..r
AID county. il.irai- for an ss.,.N i.N i,l
cue s,e IA q, ~ sa'a improvement riin q
maze aud r'iurned 10 -aid oo4rr ~. y, he'a
lng IN, reon viii be had az the Iuly a.. Bear
A. ID. is9; '-- Jay u July.
and make ibcir defense. 'l'l" a,Iae.r
Dated ~ Rodk Island Trrf-,-s .r.
Of jane. a. ID lsai - f.y
NHIisv II. ro..,-
JERsaEn u. 'u.,trr,
HEsET e >,H,,rr.
o..
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Special Taxation Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO ali persons ;1tere S,ed
that the city Council Of the city of 40 k l. and
having ordered tha, scv, ,nteenth strcf- from IN,
south line OF Fourth ayenuc to y c sonfh line OF
Seventh avenue running west. a.o tLas p.rt OF
and Seventeenth streets. including the SD, wslk
area OF said portion Of said avenue, all S.xttcnt
street from the north line Of Fifth an5-lne hall
avenue TO the north iRe OF SIKH avensc also the
sidewalk area. included between Sixtccnth anC
Seventeenth streets and FI';h-and-ors -hsf ave
nue. all in the city of Rock Island. ILL.,. be pre-
pared for paving and paved, a. forth in rdi-
nance.
Said or6inar ce for said iR,Jrov emeut j. or tils
in the office O. the City Clerk of said city. aud
said city has applied to the county court OF T. nck
Island county, Illinois, for an assessmen,
OF the costs of said improvement upon anc
from the lots and parts of lots and tracts OF nc
contiguous 20 the line of said Improvement II
said ordinaIc &C ordered TO be constructed Ia pro
portion TO the frontage Of such lots. parts of lots
atd tracts OF land upon she improvement SO or
dered TO be cons ructed as sforcsa d; and an a.
sessment thcr, OF having been made and returned
10 said court. the final hearing thereon vii b,
had at the July law term of suid court conmc n
ing on the 9th day of Juiy. A. D., 1894.
All persons desiring may then and there ap
pear and make their defense.
Dated at kock Island, Illinois, this s9th dsy o.
June, A. D., 1894.
kDwARD d kEIEs,
NJ. MCCARTHY.
/ WILLIAM II HoErT.
Comm issioners.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30

Scnlcd proposals will - -,r.,-.,,.- .-. 81,
cierh ofLce, k"ck leland. H.. ui,l y. y
Juiy ID, is9i. At O'Clock ? It.. Tor ia,
the Improvements ordered ~ sr -i-.' pr ny
saiu city. entitled "An ordnance far ,t
proTement o' Fifth avenue from the ,ss, r. ~,
9i st'ee. me west lire of Eiai,..,5
June IL. 1871, and for f1rnis bin. al Ii, -
ana doing the SOrk according 10 t6r 80. -.>,
SPECIFICATIONS on ie Z; t.lr city cie-S'. iIi, ---
Al! hid- must he accom- lIiiei win 8 60
check in the sum Of $50. payabig 70 r.. -.
der OF the mayor OF said C4iy, which sfs1 -
core forfeited tH said city in case,.e blr ,-5-
iai. 10 enter INTO CO s,:aCt with s,----
sareties 10 execute the work for ~ -. q
mentioned In his bid AM accordir, 20 I5s -,
and specihcations iii tie event ihst the coB-.--.
eha'l be awarded 20 hir,. No-4''-e-
Contractors aye -eq-ire t1fc.:li.h =, s.r---,-
OF BRICK with which work j. to ne dol.e -
Used IN the WORE must Correspond with tae So
pies 10 quality and siy.e -4-
Rock Island, L., jane -. .sg;
a. d. III zSiNG CITY Cg.-k
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-30
Aeseev,Areb reLseeAMs.


During a storm on Lake st. Clair the
dredge General Meade foundered at St.
Clair fats. Anna Hiscock, daughter of
John H:scock, of Ontario, cook on the
'dredge, was drowned.
The suit of the Citizens band of Pot
tawatomie indians, of oklahoma, against
the United States for $40, AIS alleged to
be due them under treaty stipulation, has
been dismi issed
Obituary: At Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. Sal
lie Chapman Gordon-Law, Mother of the
Confederacy," aged 81; at Bayfield,, Wis.
Mrs. William La Pointe. aged 80; at Dodge
vile, Wis, Joseph Hooking, aged Il.
ID. X. Braddock while driving across the
Denver and Rio Grande tracks at Dillcn,
Colo, was struck by a passenger locomo
tive and killed.
Annie Kapchowski started from the
Boston state house for a trip around the
world in fifteen months, taking no money
with her
President Cleveland has again honored
the journalistic and literary guild in the
person of Charles De Kay, the literary ed
itor of the New York Times, who has been
appointed consul general at Berlin.
Twenty-seven states elect governors in
the coming fall and the legislatures then
chosen will take part in the election Of
thirty-five United States senator's.
Thaddeus Guzzle, who eloped from
Loveland, Colo, last January with g
woman who left husband and seven chill.
dren, returned there recently and was
threatened with tar and feathers if he did
not leave. He agreed. but when released
swore he would shoot two Of his assail
ants. No further details.
c. W. Wood, a young colored man who
Is graduate of Beloit college, was pas
senger on the steamer Peerless from Chi
cago TO Milwaukee. He claims to have
been elected from the dining-room ant
prevented from eating with the otheI
passengers because or his color. He say
he will sue for damages.
Negroes were hung by mobs at Sulphur
Springs, Tex. and Monett. Mo. The first
had murdered a man and his wife and tn,
second had shot n brakeman.
Letters from Paris do not speak hope
fully of Senator Wolcott's case. He i
recovering very slowly from one surgica
operation with prospects of the necessit,
OF another more dangerous one.
An anarchistic proclamation signed
Alabama Miners is being sent out il
Alabama literally. 1t is addressed Z
Governor Jones and calls on him to settlt
the strike by July i, and says the demand
Will be enforced by force of arms.
During II wind storm that visited Chilli
cothe, Mo, the temperature rose from G.
TO 100 in few minutes.
Two BOYS aged l3 each are under arres
at New York charged with dehberatei.
drowning another boy.