Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-07-13
LATE NEWS.

ne ILLINOIS central resumed It's entire
train service Thursday.
John IL. Searles, Mayor of Boscobel
Wis. is dead, at the age of IS.
Every railroad in Detroit and Cleve-
land is tied up by the strike.
Kansas democrats put a full ticket I'm
the field, headed by David Obermeyer
for governor
Strikers derailed train at Ottumwa.
Iowa. The engineer and fireman were
instantly killed
The jury in the French murder case al
Ashland, Wis, disagreed and third
trial is made necessary.
Ex-Governor Edwin b. Winans. of
Michigan, died from heart disease at his
residence near Hamburg.
Kelly,s commonwealers, who had seized
freight train, were captured by West
Virginia militia at Kenova.
AT Cincinnati United States Circuit
Judge Taft issued an order enjoining in
reference with freight trains.
A cloudburstat Conconully, Wash. de-
stroyed nearly every building left stand
Ing after the disaster Of last May.
Engineers and fremen Of the Alton
have declared of the strike and will be
restored 10 their former positions.
Twenty bridges near Hot Springs. :.
d., were washed away by cloudburst.
Railroad tracks were badly damaged.
Fully sixty persons were drowned bv
the sinking of the passenger steamer
Vladimir in a collision off the Crimea.
Nebraska prOhibitionists in convention
at Lincoln nominated full state ticket.
T. a. Glrdrd was named for governor.
Swltchmen at Nashville have Joined
the strike. This j. the first step toward
extending The mOvcmeet in the South.
Miners at Spring Valley. ILL.,. voted 10
reject the Columbus scale. but at Streat-
or it was accepted by majority of l75.
President Cleveland announces that no
will fill Illinois with enough soldiers 10
prevent interference with railroad traffic.
Grand army Ren Of Michigan have Of
Tered their services TO the governor to aid
IN putting down the reign oflawlessness. |
AT Cairo, H., strikers burned thirty |
cars and two freighthouses belonging To |
the Big -Four and Mobile and Ohio roads
The Rock Island is employing colored
men to take the places of white strikers
IN the motive and operating departments
AT the request of Mayor Hopkins. Gov
ernor Altgeld Monday ordered twelve
more companies Of Illinois militia TO Chi
cago.
Carl Browne and a company OF the
Coxeyites are planning to descend upon
wall street and labor with the money
kings
In dispatch to the receivers of the
Northern Pacific Judge Caldwell advises
summary measures in dealing with the
strikers.
Pope Leo's health is said to be failing.
tie has delivered sealed packet. sup
posed to contain his last wishes. to a
cardinal
President Mcbride Of the United Mine
Workers predicts civil war in case Presi-
dent Debs is arrested by government au-
thorities.
The American schooner Henry L. Phil
lips has been seized by the dominion au-
thorities for alleged violation Of the fish
cry treaty.
An attack on Pullman is feared and the
military authorities have laid plans &C.
cordingly. Many families have fed from
the town.
Insane from worry about his crops. X.
IL. Oraum, living near Butler, s. d., cut
the threats Of his two children and ended
his own life. ,
knights Of Labor are moving in the
matter of securing the impeachment of
Attorney General Olney for interference
n the strike
Governor Altgeld has placed !. 600 mem
)ers OF the state militia al the disposal
If Mayor Hopkins of Chicago TO suppress
'ioting strikers
Grand Master Wilkinson, Of the Broth
rhood OF Trainmen, says the strike
hould not have been ordered and pre- :
lets its failure. ,,
In reply To request from Gov. Altgeld ,,
hat federal troops be recalled from Chi .
ago President Cleveland says their pres :
nee is necessary.
A coroner's jury at Hammond. Ind,
eclared Charles Flelscher was killed by y
he soldiers wantonly shooting into a J.
eaceable crowd.