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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11
MARINE NEW 9
Arrivals.
Oareoss from island Ports.
AaaIyAL.

From Sen Francisco, per 8 8 Australia,
ron, Miss Pearl cameron, Mis- hannah
Eastman. Miss Alice Knapp, H NJ Key
worth, Miss Bertha W X mball, d A
KNIGHT, y X Mcyeigh and wife, Miss Dora
Il Pollen, Mrs Pitts and son, John Sum-
msr and wife, Mr. and Mrs saxton, Mrs
Wray Taylor and Guild, Mrs w NJ Thirds,
Mrs Chas Wiilisns, Mrs y l. Wright, Mrs
y Warner, l. q Warner and wife, G NJ Wal
ton, W NJ Johnston,
From Maui and Hawaii per stmr Kinsu,
Aug li-from Volcano: q Q Potter, y 8
Williams, l ID Letcher, W r Hilbron, q
Wsllin, ~ lifford, Miss ellie Love, Mrs
" Hooss, h L Hogs, A W Crockett, W
l. whitney, Theo Richards, Mater q
Smith, " X Castle, T + Grindell, q X Ma.
honey, Judge " \ Fresr and wife, DR. J N
Whitney and wife, Ms J T Lewis and
daughter, Mis- Rice, and Miss whitney.
From way. ports: Mrs Siemson ant 9
children, X X Hind and wife, Mis- NJ Il
Hind. Jas NJ Hind. l. Aseu, wife and
children. NJ shaw and child, Mrs ne j,
Miss Julia Quinn, Miss Emma Kane, Mis-.
ID baina Miss NJ Dire, Chas Lake, VIM
Berlnwits y q Wilder, and 80 deck.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN FRANolsoo, August 4.
fPer 8. 8. australia
EUROPE.

Santo Geronimo Caserio, the MUIR
derer of President Carnot, was con-
victed August 3. The verdict was,
Guilty, with no eItenuating cir
cumstsnces." He was given three
days to appeal to the Court Of Cas-
sation. In response TO his sentence
he shouted scornfully, "Vive Ia revo.
luton socialep
1t is learned that the steamer
Ragnvald Jarl, carrying the Well.
man expedition, has been crushed
by ice in the Arctic. Six men have
returned to Norway. Baron Nord-
enskjold suggests a relief expedition
to fluid the remainder OF the party.
There is an alarming increase Of
deaths from cholera 10 Russia.
Closure was declared on the Irish
Tenants bill In the British House OF
Commons.
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TENDERS

rCENDERs WILL. BE RECEIVED ny
L J.. n Wright through the Post Office
Boz 452, mill WEDNESDAY, August IL,
HA, at 10 o'clock 4 n, for the followi"e
work; The Painting Of the Pavilion ~ In
dependence Park, at Little Brit-in, the
salt painting TO be done In n q nod and
worknianlike manner. two Goa ., wii IA the
bes, quality Of White l. al and Hubbuck's
Rolled oil No !. DesL qunii,y; coloring NJ
option OF sHid J n. Wright, that is 10 say,
al III the surface work below ,hs shingling,
including railing, posts snd braces Of walk
leading to King strr-', four PAL Of steps
water closet, n,id-, and bard stand floor
oil q her floors not to be psin'ed aud no
puttying T., he done; work To he awarded
on the 18th August, 1891. and contract to
be finished within twenty (3D days FROM
that date. Terms OF PsywEsr: One-haif
Of ihs price 10 TIE pad when the frat coat
vi painting " tinishe and the balance at
completion ~ tho job 10 u good AID wo,k
manliks manner
~ The tuidinc is open for inspoc.
tion Ut all times.
ii0I-st J. n. WRIGHT
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More Japanese Coming,

Geo. Z. Boardman has Ieceived q
ca"legram from Osaka, Japan. an
nouncing that a steamer would be
despatched on September g with
about 1000 Japanese labor immi-
grants, consigned to Ogura u Co.
The telegram further says the con-
signment was delayed on account Of
the war with China. The steamer
is the Togo sru.
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UNITED STATES.

Secretary Herbert has reprimsnd
cd Chief Engineer }. B. Smith and
Passed Assistant Engineer Red
grave for an accident to the machin-
cry Of the new cruiser Montgomery.
The New Mexico aud Arizona ad-
mission bills have been reported to
the Senate.
The American Railway Union 10
in convention In Chicago. Pres.
Debs urged more complete organ
ization. The question OF declaring
the strike on or of was howled
down.
There are $50 men at work in the
Pullman car shops. Tho company
expected to have ZOO by Monday. It
il announced by the company that
under no circumstances will IL give
employment to labor sgitators or
any others who had taken an active
part in persuading the workmen to
strike.
There Is a strike in the Chicago
packing houses.
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Not Recognized Yet,

In the House OF Representatives,
July 30, Bou,elle offered a resolution
congratulating and recognizing the
Hawaiian republic, but on a point
of order II was referred to the Com.
mittss on Foreign Affairs.
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At its meeting last night the
Thistle Club resolved to hold an
other concert the FIRST Friday even
ing of September.
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President Cleveland has sent to
the Senate tho nomination OF Ellis
Mills OF Virginia TO bs Secretary Of
Legation aud Consul-GspsrsI st
Hoaolulu.
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Purser McCombe has the thanks
Of the BULLETIN for the usual courte-
sizes,
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The s. s. Australia brought TWEEN
ty.seveu cabin aud thirty. Eve steer.
aye passengers. About six Portu.
guess contract laborers were locked
up in the smoking room until such
. time as they can be scot to the
plantations.
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The chief topic about town to-
day was the Japan. China engage
msnt. Groups Of Chinese and Jspa.
nese were about the Post Office all
morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

The sale Of land at Kalihi by Jas.
F. Morgan, under the Rosa fore.
closure, has been post poned until
Saturday, September 1.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Sugar news states that there Is to
be- . conference on the sugar ache.
dule, and that IL will bs probably
passed at = As percent duty.
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The huge circular building in the
Hawaiian village at the Midwinter
Fair, where the Volcano Of Kilauea
was shown as In eruption, will be
turned into an almshouse, says the
5. +. Call.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

The Schuetzep club met yesterday
evening and adopted bylaws for the
new Republican party.
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Corporal McKsague and two sol.
diers were about town yesterday az
ternoon and evening looking for
West the deserter.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Painters will fud something OF in
terest to them from ]. n. Wright in
this paper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

There were twenty five Volcano
passengers by the steamer Kinau to-
day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Cecil Brown received . fine pair
OF game chickens from Stockton,
CAL, by the 8. s. Australia to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

The San Francisco Evening Bulle
tin Of August 81 says the cruiser
Charleston IL going to Corea. The
crew was granted forty-eight hours
leave OF absence on August ~, for
faithful services performed during
the railroad strike.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

The Kinau brought $3.50 bags
sugar in addition to a large passen-
ger aud freight list.
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LOCAL AND oxNxRAL NEWS

The Australia will sail next Satur-
day. See notice Of through tickets.
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SUCCESS or THE DELEoArIs
Favorable Reports from washin gton
by Telegraph.

by Telegraph.
John A. Cummins, one OF the
Queens delegates to Washington,
has telegraphed to his son saying
that the prospects Of the mission
we're favorable.
Major Seward sends . telegram
dated Washington, August 8, to
another gentleman. II Is in the
Hawaiian language and the follow.
ing 10 . translation OF IL:
Everything working satisfactor-
lily. We have seen Gresham. Shall see
the President to- morrow"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

In the Hawaiian Hardware Co.'S
new column will be found naval
notes, also remarks on several Of the
desirsbilities Of . well.equipped
household.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Mrs. Wray Taylor aud child re-
turned from the Coast on the s. s
Australia to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Nolte has fresh frozen oysters on
hand, to serve in any style, at the
Beaver lunch room.
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Died.

McALLIsTER-In this city, August 0,
1874. Freddy g., only son VI J. " and
HATTIE @. McAllister, aged Q years,
months and Is days.
- San Francisco rspcrs please copy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

No water on Bethel street. Every
afternoon the water is turned oil
between the hours Of 3 aud o, which
makes II very inconvonient for the
merchants doing business on that
street during the drouth. Nick
Brsham sells IL Bars OF Soap for
Sl.25.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

+. L. Hogs aud the personally
conducted excursion party return
ed from the Volcano on the steamer
Kinau this morning Mr.. Hogs re.
ports the Volcano IN q very active
condition. Pleasant weather was
experienced throughout the excur-
sion, and the comfort OF the party
was very attsntively looked after by
Mr.. Hoogs. The Volcano House
was crowded while the party was
there,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11

Tim U. S. s. Philadelphia is ex.
pected to leave for Mare Island, San
Francisco, early tomorrow Sunday
morning. II has been decided not
to wait for the Charleston. She will
take mail for San Francisco, closing
at the Post Office at @ o'clock to.
morrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11
PROOF THAT LUCOL Is MORE
ECONOMICAL.

Break up I lbs. paste white lead
in one pint Of LrCoL, and the SANE
quantity in one pint of Linsecd Oil.
Spread the paints on similar dark
surfaces for comparison. The Lucol
paint spreads as far as aud covers
much better than the Linsced paint
Ia get equally good covering with the
Linserd paint you have to Use 2 lbs.
oi white lead Ia one pint Of Linsecd
Oil. Thus means saving Of / ID. Of
paste lead to each pint Of LuCoL used,
or lbs. to every gallon, equivalent
TO your saving more than hall the
first cost Of the LuCoL.
LUcOL is not in competition with
cheap Lnsecd OIL substitutes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11
OTHER LANDS.

The Government ri Peru IL un-
able to put down labor disorders
aud revolution Is expected.
The Congress Of Ecuador will de-
monetize silver aud adopt . paper
currency based on gold.
Fighting still goes on In Brazil.
A Manayua despatch says: Tho
TACT that British Minister Costing
has been selected to preside over the
conference to unite the Central
American republics Is looked upon
~ significant of England's desire to
interfere In aHairs that Affect the
United States directly.
"She Is undoubtedly conspiriug to
gain control Of the canal dividing
the two American continents. Sus-
picions that Gresham may seek srbi-
tration on the question aud that the
Monroe doctrine is to he rslrgatsd
to the diplomacy Of tho past are
looked upon ~ probably possible"
Ii. Is. NJ. s. Mohawk, six guns, .
twin.scr.w cruiser of the third class,
has landed q forcs Of sailors aud
msrines at Blu-felds, Nicaragua.
The captain and crew Of Einmery
e. Sons steamer Zulu have refused
tn carry Nicaraguan troops 10 Blue
fields, unless they are assured they
will not lose United States protec.
ton. That Grm was granted . mo-
nopoly 81 exporting mahogany along
the entire Atlantic coast of Mica.
ragua. on condition that its steamer
should carry Nicaraguan troops.
But Captain O'Nsil Of the U. s. s.
Marblehead had issued . proclams-
ton warning all Americans in Mica
ragua to observe strict neutrality.
President Zelays appealed to U. s.
Minister Baker, who, declining Ia
interfere, referred the President 10
Captain O'Nsil. No answer had
been received from the captain at
last accounts.
THE cIIISEsE-JAPANEsE WAR
Ii Hung Chang, Viceroy Of China
has been Invested, by order Of the
Emperor, Of the yellow riding coat
that gives the wearer privileges next
to those Of royalty. The Emperor
has freely expressed anger at the
Viceroy's having allowed Japan tc
get ahead Of China in preparing 10,
war. The action Of the Emperor, ia
divesting the Viceroy Of this order
does not necessarily imply his depo
sition from Office, neither 10 II . sigr
III degradation. 1t Is substantially
q Tsbuke, coupled with . warning.
The London Standard OF latest
date has . despatch announcing Z
victory on land by the Japanese. Al
official despatch received at tn,
Japanese Legation in Washington
confirms the news. The Japaues,
put a superior force OF Chinese CON
pletely to rout. II was the opinion
Of the legation officers that the re-
ports Of previous hattie, wherein i
was said the Japanese were dsfsstsl
with q loss OF 1000, were Exaggerated
President Cleveland has practical
ly decided to unite with Grsa
Britain, Germany aud Italy to pre-
serve, forcibly, the neutrality OF wha
are known IA the treaty ports O
China during the war between tina
empire and Japan. The plan wa
suggested by Lord Rosebery, tn
British Premier, but negotiation
have mostly been conducted i
Washington by Sir Julien Paunce
tote, the British ambassador, Baro
Fava, the Italian ambassador, an
Secretary Gresham, representa-
their respective Governments. A
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-08-11
Boys Suits that formerly
sold for $40 and 81
Suit are now reduced
to. SO so and 81

~- This is positively the
last week Of my Clearance
Sale. I have already received
a large stock Of good- from
Europe, and expec, a larger
stock from the States by the
5. ). Australia" These
goois will be pIuc, d on my
shrl,cs for inspection next
week. and I can promise you
something new and novel in
sevei al differ, mt lines and ut
prices that will -uit everyone.
"a usual,
j. j. EG\N.
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Hooo's PiIl0 are hand made. ssl are -
esss u senvosiusa. properties ssA aDpsasansS
aOBRON, NEWMAN q 10,
Agents sor Hs sa,,an Islands,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21

Enoch Davis, the wits murderer, died
at ~ 40 Friday morning with six balls
In his breast. His crime was the muir
der Vi his wife, Louisa, IN June o, 1892,
Ia uintah county, near the Colorado
line. He struck her twice on the head
with revolver, wiped NJ the blood
with his night clothes aud buried the
body and clothes In potato pit. The
body WAS not discovered for four days.
The defense WAS that the wife was nm.
true.
The wife was the mother III min. chill.
dren. The rase WAS carried 10 the -tf.
preme roufi, with NJ. ~ Warner oi
| rO'Or ulo ~ attorney Tor Davis
The Va sentence was ON July 3lst.
Davis chose death by shooting The
governor refused to commute the ssn-
trncr.
The tent was pitched Friday Ia Dry
Hollow, " miles from the penitentiary.
Six men were placed there, each with a
3s-caliber Winchester rifle. Marsha
Brigham aud Warden stark brought ~,
prisoner IN the hollow ut lO;2O.
About thirty officers and reporters
we're present. but no ministers. l'nyi
met his brother and two sons aud the,
asked him 10 die game.
At l0.40 he was placed In the chair
With u plank NJ the hack The penI
tentiary doctor pinned a prescription
blank with black mark over the heart
Davis was given liquor and strappe
down, lie protested, ~ he said b
wanted the ahsrp.shoOlor. ont In plai
sight instead Of in the tent, and said h
did not want 10 die like u dRmne
Indian.
l. Alto As the marshal cried: MAX
!. ready, take aim, fire /"
Six shots rang out and Davis move
:. slightly and ut l0;46 gasped ininil
Il The doctor said II was Oniy contra
ton OF the muscles. Death was praei
b. cally instantaneous. Four balls pierre,
the paper, two at the side and one bl
pierced the black mark
Tho relatives did not want the bod
- Davis brother said he deserved the Nj
= ing. The body was taken by Marsh
10 Brigham Co the penitentinTy, whe
II wis this afternoon buried Il
attorney sail there was no doubt abo
the mans guilt. He confessed TO hi
ID that no one was with his wife when
killed her. lie was simply afraid .
would leave him because he was addict
y 10 drink. They quarreled aud he
III her.
Davis died like cur, with bl
phemy and yilest ulterances issuI
IoT from ! Is lips. Ills own immidia'e
lRiivos we're ashamed Of hlm, aud q
M death would have been TOO good
him. The names OF the men who III
ms the shots will never be made public.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21

ness Of the case, but has no authority In
Law TO pay IL. and no appropriation to pay
Il from.
Chicago, Sept l5-Peter Jackson,
pugilist, sailed Tor 81. Thomas to-day on
board the Caribee 10 visit his aged
mother.
winono, MINI, Sept. 10 Receiver
selm sold the winono a Southeastern
railroad this Afternoon TO v simpson
ior $4,000
Heavy rains over the burned districts
Of Minneasota, Wisconsin and Michigan
baye destroyed all apprehension VI rc
curence OF forest fires
Cleveland. o., Sept 10. Cougressnar
Tom L. johnson was renomiHated to-day
by the Twenty .irst district cleveland
Democratic convention.
The explosion Of an oil tank on a train
at Eau Claire, Wis, while a number OF
passengers were passing, resulted In siS.
teen being trighiiully burned. but none
fatally
Kcwanec, H., sept. i5.-rhe home Of
Mrs. firlling was destroyed by fire to-
night aud two children. aged 3 aud .,
we're burned 10 death. Mrs firiling
probably fatally burned.
Memphis, Tenn, sept ib.-Frank II
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21

Silver, $3.50 load, 1906.
The women Of Japan have caught the
war fever aud are organilingas nurscs In
large numbers
Senator Jones has bsen requested by
the Nevada Republican Central Commit
tee to resign as Senator from Nevada
A mattress factory in Washington
caught fire and number OF workmen
were burned several dropped TO the
sidewalk and were mangled to death,
while others were killed by falling walls.
The Japs and Chinese had a bloody
battle yesterday, the Japs suffering q
very small loss, while II IL estimated
that at least 10000 Chinese were killed
II was a complete victory for the laps
At the convention Of Louisiana sugar
planters yesterday IL WAS resolved To Z,
over To the Republicans in u body
They regarded the sugar bounty as
pledge Tor fifteen wears, on the strength
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
The Usual Bright and NsEsy Notes
Gathered 10
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS
SEMINARY OF Al the News snd E,snts In
Summit aud Morgan Coun,is. Daring
the P.u Week.


The dance In the Marchanrs hail on
Friday night vas u success
Our district school OPENED un Monday
morning with very good attendance.
A large audience attended the ropulist
meeting In havhanrs hail on Thursday
evening Of last week.
The Mutual Improvement Associations
have commenced their regular weekly
meetings for the season.
Heavy irosis have bseu the general
coalition Tor the past lea days We
may expect clear. cold weather ifom
now on lor the neN week or two.
Hauling Oi grain aud the cutting II
the second crop Ct luoerne IL now In
active progress. Farmers are rush.
Ing III, wsrk A. rapidly as possible while
the fine weather lasls.
,ieorvs &. Pack and George u. Leon.
ard Of kamas were In salt Lake City
last week. The gentlemen were In to
attend the Democratic convention They
returned home on sunday.
The populists In summit county seem
to think they are Ia the swim and are
very active In behalf oi their cause, up
this way, willis the Democrats aud
Republicans are saving wood.
Z. II. J. West and wife came out
from salt Lake City on Sunday. Mr..
West has been quite III for some two or
three weeks past, but II IL pleasing to
state that his health IL somewhat better
now and the prospects are that he will
be around rs usual In a few DAYS.
Elijah Horton Of Oakley aud .. y.
Lyons and Ralph Maxwell Of Peoa went
to Sal, Lake City laat week 70 take Ia
the Democratic territorial convention.
The gentlemen say they had most
excellent time.
Passengers on the Utah Central rail-
road had shaking up ON Sunday last
while on the way from salt Lake to Park
City. An accident happened at the
water tank which caused the passengers
70 tumble over each other In a lively
manner. Fortunately no one was hurt.
The front part Of the passenger car
was slightly damaged aud some Of the
ladies we're frightened over the acct
dent. II. X. =. NigR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21

MS that size Is now out VI danger. The
Doctor has teen to Castle RSck twice
this week to attend her
william Draper, the sheepmau, was at
Wahsstch "Wednesday
Mics Bessie wheadon left here fsr
salt Lake Tuesday, to attend school
there.
The Union Pacific Railroad are LAYING
nce steel rails In Echo Canyon. They
have gang Vi about twenty men at
work putting down the steel The
Western Union Company are distribut'
ing wire aud material along the line.
We understand they intend puttiug ~
another through wire Business must lie
improving.
The Republicans II Castle Rock intend
holdings meeting In the near future for
the purpose NJ electing delegate To tile
Republican convention 10 be- held At
Park City September 18th.
Jones q Anderson a- here with a
large herl Ut weatherr tn he shipped
east
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-21

Mundsf, september t4ih'
There Is a we'll grounded rumor tha,
England will coin silver dollar Tor uss
In the Eastern trade.
Alice Hartley the murderer ui senator
Foley, was convicted Of murdsr In the
ssco, 4 degree, but was recommended TO
tho mercy Of the court.
A large force OF Japanese has been dis
patched TO some point on the Chinese
coast. aud something AKIN 10 actual wni
may be- looked Tor soon.
Miss Eva Thompson had nerve. When
confronted by burglar who pointed a
pistol ut her aud commanded her 10 open
the salo Of her employer, -ho obeyed
sufficiently To 70 10 the sale, lock u and
then tell tho burglar 10 shoot lie ned.
Washington, Sept. io.-Tho condition
oi Rev. DR.. Charles Minnegrode, who
was rector Of ~. pau's church, Rich.
moni, during the war, Il precarious and
he IL not expected TO survive the night.
Dr. Minnsgrode is at Alexandria, Va.
Chicago, Sept. l0.--rhe trades aud Ia
bor assembly to-day passed resolutions
advising the state military To munity be-
cause the soldiers have not been paid ior
their work during tho late railroad
strike.
81. Petersburg, Sept. l0.--The official