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The Globe-republican., 1894-04-13

Hoss-Receipts since Saturday, :. ISL: shipped
SATURDAY.. l05. The market was active and
10 to l5c higher. The top was "a ,ss, and bulk
II sales s+7JG+SO against $40 for top and
oulk s46'Qs4 IS Saturday. The following are
representative sales:
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TOPEKA. Kan, April a-Reports re-
ceived here yesterday indicate that
the rain which fell Saturday night was
general over eastern Kansas. Showers
arc also reported from different parts
OF the west The downfall was not
heavy. but It was sufficient to give the
Rrass start and help tho wheat The
weather 3 stSll threafenine
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william 81. Rooney, one of the con-
victed Grsvesend election inspectors.
has died IN prison.
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April TO- Opened High Il Lows 81 Closing
Kansas CITY Grain.

KANSAS CITY, April i0.-Whe. :; bv sl'aple
to-da: sold rather slowly at abort SATURDAYS
prices The offerings of samples were not
large. a good deal Of wheat reported received
was delivered on OLD contracts. 1hc ii md
was wholly for m lls The largest bu -eIs mere
would not pay the prices asked and scattering
orders took near y all the offerings
Receipts Of wheat To- day were ID cars. 4 year
ago s3 cars.
Quotations FOR clrlo,s b. sample on track
at X lnsa, CITY were nOmInaly as follows. No.
. hard So: n53c No hard sc NJ hard.
49I.c rejected. 45c No red, ). t3sc No
red > a. &c No 1 red. 5lf1i.c
Corn was IN fair demand a unchan led prices,
the mark.t showing some ten !cncy toward
weakness AT the close
Receipts of corn lo-day We're 81 cars. year
ago. 81 cars.
No mixed sold at s!ls S.4c Kaas is City:
No 3 mixed sc %. Bic. No white,
34d:4l.c: No white sc No white was
quoted nominally n, irac Memphis No
mixed 20 &C Memohi
Oats were in fair demand bit some sales
seemed to be a slight fraction lower
Receipts of oats to-da: were' cars: Z year
ago. 10 cars
No mixed sod at Sid3iisc Nc. mixed,
:Oa3lc M mix-.d. 9fs.ac No wni;c,
3ar.Cl Sc No white. -.
Hay R.re pts. II cars: prairie higher tim
OH; lower timothy. choice. g. ~ No !, Ss.o)
oSO0 low grad. 81 Gl:.5l prliri No 500:
No D S. %. No J. : ~: lOy grade s3.OJG lOl
st. Louis Grain Market.
ST LOUI;. April l.-lseceiptS wheat ti,1H
bu last year 3l6Ii nu co:n I9l.hJD bu: last
wear l36, 900 bu.. oats g u bu last year 3s.-
400 bu: barley ~, bu Il pur, 60 bbs; hip
ments wheat. lO,5 % Du- corn. i.s.3j' :u oats,
45 Os bu.. -four Ais bb.s Whelt-Cash. 5sc:
April 5sLc: Mav, 5sa..: July. 6J'sc Corn
Cash sac: Apri', 3 &c: Mas. 36c July, s6Ac
Oats-Cash. Sac NAY, &C; Juic, sc
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. April 11-Eygs-Receip'S
light: scarce, wanted firm Sc. Butter-Re-
ceipts ligh er market active cream Fry steady:
fancy separator &c choice. 2Jc dairy. fancy
firm /; ,Isc: fair, I5c: soil packed, l2Ylac:
common packing, &c: choice packing &c Poul-
try-Receipts larger market fairly active
eIsv: ROSTERS l5c: hens. 6,sc: springs. 5'3c;
broilers ll0lsc. Turkeys-Receiots light
stead = gobblers, weak &c. hens. Sc Ducks 611c
Geese no: wanted, duh &c: poor unsuitable Vege-
tables large. dull: 81 . Il %
per cwt Celery Michigan small 2514Jc per
bunch fancy. 6JasJc CaulifiOwer, small. 100
soc large, - a2U per doz Potatoes plentiful
dull Northern e. &C Colorado. 1'c new,
- per bu box: Wisconsin seed dull 6iN7Jc.
Ohio. -5c sweet red, sc yellow 6' t55c Onions,
common unstable yellow, 81 .j920J per bol.
Spanish LOO per crate
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Testtmonx Closed.

WASHINGTON, April S-The last evil
dence in the Pollard -Breckinridge case
was introduced yesterday afternoon
aud the arguments of the attorneys
will begin Monday.
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Judge Riner. of the United States
district court, has ordered . ruling to
the effect that the wages Of employees
Of the receivers for the Union Paei6e
yoad cannot b garnisheed.
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Cholera In Constantinople.

CoNsTANTINorLE, April Cholera
is spreading here in An alarming man
ner. Colliadia Bey, a councillor of
state, and q servant attached to the
Greek legation were suddenly seized
and died within few hours
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Kansas CITY Produce.
Train Robbers Hanged

NEWPORT. Ark, April The three
train robbers. J. l.. Wyrick. Thomas
Bradley and Albert ManslSer. who
killed Conductor W. =. McNally at Oil
phant. November 3 last. were hanged
here this morniny. The drop fell at
s:55 and the men were pronounced
dead at sos o'clock. The necks of all
three were broken.
Prenderrast. who murdered Mayor
Harrison. of Chicago will not be
hanged before July :. and not until
May II will the investigation into his
sanity be commenced by order Of Judge
Chetlain.
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The democrats of Davenport L.,
4loeeed their entire city on the 5th
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, April lJ-Hors-Receip's a.0O.
official Saturday. I:,9-S; shipments Saturdar :
s,L33 left over about l,0)J. guilty good mar
ket active and firm: prices lie higher. Sales
ranged 1T 81 a5. y for light 4sicrL9, for
rough packing; "A 81 t53l 70. miXei SasJia
D 70 for heavy packing and shipping lots; pigs,
A.65GI,.la
Cattle Receipts 1870 Off ,ial Yesterday =.
Oso: shipments Saturday col markc; steady
Sheep-Receipts. l3.0JJ: official SATURDAY. -
81: shipments Saturday, .,9.i market firm
prices 5GlOc higher.
st. Louis Live Stock.
ST LOUIS, April 10. - Cattle - Receipts
1900; market active Hogs-Recept-, GOU:
market l0c higher Best butchers. Sl9 I'D;
good mixed g.. 81 ca0) good light rs .GIiOl
Sheep-Receipts, l,C0) IN irllet strong IL last
advance
Chicago Gr ain and Provisions
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Crushed In an Elevator.


MEMPHIS Tenn, April 9.-Yesterday
morning at 7:aO the brick three-story
building I54 and 156 Beal street col.
lapsed. -Four persons were killed and
five were wounded and there are be.
lieved to be two others in the ruins
All the killed, injured and missing are
negroes of the lowest class The build.
ing was built in 1860 and was regarded
- unsafe because of the inferior quail
~ Of material used In construction. and
that for years water has stood In thu
tWo eollaga
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Sheep p Receipts since S,:uriI-, 30.J:
shipped Saturday 80. The suSpiv was large
and OF fair To good quality Demand WAS strong
and tn market active and stead. to strong
with the last of the week TIE following are
representative sales:
IA Col NUT. % 81 - l2D Vest 81 $50
26' lambs. 81 40 Is, Wet 30 4SJ
Horses Receipts sin e Saturiay25 shipped
Saturday. 56 The market was unchanged The
range prices for good age. well broke and
sound horses = about IN lous
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April l3.-Aftcr
heated session Of two hours and half,
the Democratic caucus this afternoon
decided by vote of SO-44. to instruct
the committee on rules 10 report new
rule to ascertain and record tho pres
ence oi quorum whether voting or
not.
Practically all the Democratic mem
bers OF tho house attended the caucus
Mr.. Bland presented q resolution,
directing the sergoant-at.arms to carry
out the provision OF section 40, chapter
., of the revised statutes. bg which
deductions from tho salaries of the
members should be made for every days
absence, except on account OF sickness.
1t was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Springer brought forward the
rule which he introduced somo time
ago, framed on the lines OF the old rule
drawn some twelve years ago by ]. Ran
dolph Tucker, OF Virginia, which pro-
vides that members who declined TO
vote when their names wero called
should be brought to the bar OF the
house, and after being given an oppor-
tunity TO vote on the pending propos-
ition, in case OF refusal should be re-
corded as present but not voting"
Mr.. Pendlcton, OF Wcst Virginia, Of
ferred resolution directing the com.
mittce on rules to formulate and pre-
n fnt, nd IN
presence OF d quorum whether voting
or not. Mr.. OuthwaiIe suggested q diff
ferens method Of accomplishing the
came purpose.
Speaker Crisp took the floor and made
O vigorous speech. pointing out the
dep!orable position in which the house
found itself on account of continued
and persistent absenteeism.
Quite number OF speeches we're
made in opposition to any and all rules
looking to tho counting OF members
who refused to vote. Messrs. Kilgore,
OF Texas; Bryan, OF Nebraska; McMillin,
OF Tennessee; Wheelor, OF Alabama,
and Williams, OF Illinois, led this oppo-
sition. During tho courac OF a rathor
hot tempered speech from Mr.. Kilgore.
on the subject, Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri,
shouted with an expression OF disgust
to tho effect that II tho Democratic
house was forced to resort to Reedsm,
it had better adjourn sine die and 90
home.
Mr.. Cummings made speech against
the proposition to count quorum, at
the conclusion OF which he sent an
amendment to the title OF any new rule
which should be reported for this pur-
pose, 80 as to make it read: IA Rule to
Nominate Thomas Bracket Reed for
President oil the United States"
Mr.. DeArmond, OF Missouri, offered
resolution expressing 1t as the sense OF
the caucus that the committee on rules
should prepare n new rule for ascer-
tanning tho presence OF q quorum and
also some method for compelling the
attendance OF absent members. Mr.. Nc.
Creary, OF Kentucky. moved to refer all
the resolutions to the committee on
rules.
The motion was lost 50 to 65. On Mr..
I DeArmond's resolution 1t was carried
by two-thirds majority, so to A. This
completed tho work OF the caucus.
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TREND OF TRADE.
Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of tho
Business Oatlook.


Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of tho
Business Oatlook.
New YoRK, April 1S.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade tomorrow
will say:
Business improvement meets many
obstacles, aud is scarcely as distinct as
it has boen in recent weeks. Strikes
have checked the improvement in
building and come other trades and
scarcity OF coke has caused closing of
some iron works, while strike OF all
bituminous coal workers is ordered and
may prove serious. More favorable
crop reports than wero expected which
Justify larger hope for next fall have mr.
rested the upward tendency in prices OF
products.
The renewal OF gold exports occasions
some disquietude. But the gradual ex.
haustion OF goods in the hands OF
dealers make the consumption OF the
people moro distinctly felt and appar-
emily larger and this demand increases
with the gain in number OF hands Mt
work. 1t cannot be said that uncer-
taintv as TO the future has materially
diminished, but there is an evidently
growing impression that there will be
no important legislation on the curron.
cy or tho tariff.
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STILL NO QUORUM.
Democrats We're Forced to Adjourn t
Hold n Caucus.

Democrats We're Forced to Adjourn to
Hold n Caucus.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-rho struggle
over tho adoption OF the new rule to
secure q. voting quorum was resumed
when the house met to-day. Tho Re-
pnbicans made q preliminary stand
agains, the approval OF the journal. As
soon as 1t was read Mr.. Boutelle jumped
to bis feet and objected, and when Mr..
Dockery moved its approval tho Repub-
licnns sat silent in their seats.
Upon the announcement OF the vote.
los to 0, Mr.. Boutelle made the point OF
no quorum and the roll was called.
The Republicans refraned from vot-
ing and the result, l55-l, showed that
the Democrats were % short OF o
quorum.
Mr.. Dockery then moved call OF the
house. instruc.ing his side to vote
down the motion in the hope OF de-
veloping Democratic quorum, but
again the Democrats failed to get their
quorum. The motion for call was do.
teated, 140-l4. The Democrats were
still % short. The prospect OF a
quorum to-day was hopeless. aud as it
had been decided to call Democratic
caucus to consider the rules Mr.. Dock.
cry moved an adjournment and at
o'clock the house adjourned.
The announcement OF the caucus
road from the clerks desk was greeted
with loud Republican cheers and ieers.
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CoLuMnus. O.. April l3.-Tho coal
miners attached to the National Trades
Assembly No. l35, composing the secret
order OF tho United Mine Workers, met
to-day nnd passed resolution to inves-
.tiga,o tho charges preferred by their
master workman. John Mcbride, to the
effect that John ". Hayes, general sec.
rotary OF the knight. OF Labor, is an
enemy in his Official capacity to the
miners.
John Mcbride. OF Ohio, Robert Watch
orn, OF Pennsylvania, P. II. Penna, of
Indiana, and W. B. Wilson, Of Penneyl-
vania, were elected delegates to the
General Assembly knights Of Labor ut
New Orleans in November. "a
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THE EXlGENolEs OF poLITIcs.
Superintendent showaitcr, of the Stat
Hnknrm Snnnnl nhlirnl In gian nn,xn

superintendent Shownitcr, of the State
Reform School Obliged to Stop Down.
His Successor IA Democrat.
spteidi Dispd'eh 10 he Iatd.ioelcsr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, April f3,-Ali OF
tho members OF tho board Of directors
Of tho state reform lchool met last
Tuesday at tho institution at Prunty.
town in regular quarterly session and
adjourned yesterday. A largo volume
Of business was transacted, and among
tho improvements projected, the board
resolved to remodel and enlarge tho old
court house building-now utilized as
the main building OF tho institution
by making an addition aud adding
third story to the building, which up
per story will bo used for dormitories.
Most OF tho labor in this improvement
will be furnished by tho boya OF tho
institute.
Prof. G. G. showalter, who has been
the superintendent OF tho institution
since its establishment, resigned his
position, and cx.Speaker of the House
OF Delegates d. W. Shaw, Of Barbour
county, was appointed to fill tho vacancy.
Prof. showNlter has made an earnest,
faithful and efficient superintendent,
and has been regarded by tho entiro
board as good officer, and the change
is said TO be due to the "exigcncics OF
politics." ex-Speaker Shaw, who ap-
piled for the position, being promi-
mont Democrat, and Mr.. Showal,er is a
Republican.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Fire Mt Elizabethtown, KY, destroyed
$4,000 worth OF property.
DR.. Shelley, an American dentist,
committed suicide in Paris yesterday.
Dispatches from Rio Grand Do Sui
says tho Brazilian insurgents have been
completely routed in that state.
Assassin Prcndergaat has been re-
leased from the dungeon in the Chicago
Jail on promise OF good behavior.
Trainmen and telegraph operators on
the Great Northern road are on strike.
The company issue card saying they
do rot anticipate serious trouble.
The people OF Frederick, Md, are un-
easy oyer tho approach OF tho Co1ey
army and want the governor to keep
the commonweal out Of Maryland.
= Col. Geo. r, Davis, who was director
general OF tho Worlds Fair, has an
nounced his candidacy for U. S. sena.
tor from Illinois. He is a Republican.
The attempted building trade, lock.
out ut Chicago has proved failure, and
the employers admit it. Less than300
men are locked out, and 1t was expected
tina. 10000 would be tho number.
The latest Hawaiian news Is that
President Dole is drafting constitu-
ton, to be submitted to the people,
providing for republican government.
modelled after that OF the United
States.
Charles E. Johnson, OF Topeka, Kas.,
has sued DR.. keeleY, OF Dwight. Ill, for
100000 damages, alleging that tho
Kelley cure ruined his health, incapaci-
tatiug him for business aud not curing
him OF the drink habit.
A. the FIRE which destroyed tho
American Glucose company's plant at
Buffalo the following lost their lives ::
John Blume, John Casper. Michael
Gintic, John Huber, George Jepka,
Tony Hotikan, James LobiaE, Michael
Maleski, John 0deska, Stephen Siuski,
John Trube, John Finger.
Senator Morgan has completed his
repors on the Nicaragua canal. He es-
Inmates the cost at SS7,709,510. He
recommends its construction under the
auspices OF the United States at once
to keep out foreign powers. and says it
would employ Sl00,00O.OO0 capital. stir
al! industries into activity and yield US
s. 1000, 900 dividend on our stock OF S7o,-
100000. N
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which ho declared wcro arbitrary aud
unjust, placing this great industry on
the sacriticial altar aud offering Its ashol
as n sacrifice to tho avarico OF forcign
wool growers and to somo oxtont tho
greed OF manufacturers and transferring
to thoir Golfers tho bulk OF $500, ,000, 900
invested In sheep and wool.
No state In tho union had In proper
ton TO population go much money in
vested in sheep and wool as Oregon,
amounting US II did to over, S3i to u
head OF shoop aud TO is pounds OF wool
Tor each man, woman and child in tho
state.
California had over 100000 head OF
merino sheep within her borders, had
invested S75, 100000 and employed over
$4,000 people in tho induatry. Ho
argued that no greater falacy was ever
entertained by tho most visionary
theorist than that by placing wool on
the free list, the clothing OF tho masscs
OF the people would be chenpGncd yet
that was tho sole reason assigned BY
tho Democracy for Its action. Ho fur
thcr cantondcd that tho destruction OF
our own wool industry wo would be
placed at the mercy OF foreign producers
and obliged to double our importutions,
Mr.. Mitchell also denounced the lum.
ber and coal schedules and asked how
Marylaud's senators could vote to halvc
the duty on coal. They could not close
their eyes 10 the magnificent develop
ment OF mining in their state. Ho as
serted that the Wilson bill finally de-
stroycd silver mining interests by re.
ducing the duty lon lead contained in
silver lead ores.
At tho conclusion OF Mr.. Mitchell's
speech, few minutes after o'clock,
Senator Chandler moved that the senate
adjourn, and demanded tho yeas and
nays. Tho motion OF Mr.. Chandler was
lost, but no quorum having voted, the
vote being 0-27, seven less than quo.
rum. q call OF the senate was ordered,
which showed the presence OF exactly
quorum.
Senator Hill made tho point that n
quorum was present but not voting
Somo amusement was awakened by
this effort to apply the counting OF
quorum to tho eenate, and Senator
Hoar inquired whether Mr.. Hill had
made the point simply to pay n, tribute
to tho wisdom Of the late speaker OF the
house (Mr. Reed).
Senator Quay also inquired whether
no wished to suggest the adoption Of
"Reed Rules"
81 do not admit that Mr.. Reed has any
monopoly OF such simple rule as this
and which may be applied in any par.
liamen,ary body" replied Mr.. Hill.
Does not the senator from New
York claim the prior right Of discov-
ery| inquired Mr.. Chandler. laugh
ter.
Tho senate here adjourned.
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Special Ditpoch TO The Iat:.li7tn:er.
FAlRMoNr. W. Va, April 13.-The
badly decomposed body Of man which
was found in drift pile about two
miles west Of Pennington yesterday, an
account of which appeared in the INTEL
LraEScgR, is unidentified. County
Coroner, Capt. John Fisher went there
last night aud empannelled n jury, but
nothing on or about his person could
lead to Identification, unless 1t is the
key Of a spring lock made at the Brook.
lyn Lock Company, No. 1904, which has
been retained by the coroner.
He was without coat, but otherwise
was well dressed, and had very small
hands and feet.
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OIL, JOHN o.!
How Gould You Do Anything So
Un-Democratic US ThisP
The HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
1nstructs Committee on Rulos to
Report Quorum Counting Rule.
EVEN OUR OWN JOHN 0. PENDLETON

Falls Into Limo With n Resolution
Which Amos Cummings, tho New
York Democrat, Charactcrlzcs is,
Among Others, a Iiuls to Nominate
Thomas Il. Reed for President OF
tho United statcs-Aujcot Back
down of tho Democratic Majority
OF tho Housc of Representatives.
Forced ut Inst to Adopt Something
Like the Republican Method of iGx.
pcditinG Public Business, After All
tho Dcnunciation of CzariSm.
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WALES MAKES a SPEECH,
His Royal Hishncss Advocates Il
Strengthening of tho Navy,

His Royal Hishncss Advocates the
Strengthening of tho Navy.
LONDON, April 13.-The Prince Of
Wales presided tonight at tho festival
dinner given at tho Aliddlesex hospital.
His royal highnoss offered toast
to the deienses OF the empire, and
said he rejoiced to think that
tho government had decided to
increase tho navy. He added, "God
forbid it should imply any threat to
other countries. 1t is just the reverse;
for in orde, to be at peace We must bc
strong. Therefore 1t is the best policy
to strengthen tho first line OF defence
the navy. l hope the motto OF which,
our volunteers are so proud-that OF de-
fence, not defauce,-may ever be re-.
tanned by the navy
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USIoYrowS, Pa, April 1S.-The peo.
pie OF tho southern district Of the coke
region have had an exciting timo to.
day. All day long largo number Of
strilora havo marched up aud down
tho county, and ,0OOto 1,5O0armed men,
bent on shutting down plants that arc
in operation, have visited these works,
and while no real conilict has taken
place. the workmen on the approach OF
tho column abandoned their places and
fed to their homes. Tho strike Is not
ended in the southern region.
From Scottdalo in the northern end
comes the information tonight that
the region in that vicinity Is quiet and
has been all day. The strike has not
much Of stronghold in that section.
Shortly after daylight the strikers
started 400 strong and marched to Le.
mont No. l, where Deputy Sheriff Rich.
Rrds with posse OF mon in charge and
with drawn guns chased thom away.
Tho strikers went back to Cool Springs.
Delegations joined them all along the
line, and when the mob passed east Of
hero there were 1000 men in line.
Nearly all were armed with clubs and
picks and guns. On tho march south
they passed no plants, but kept on
toward Fairchance, whore they are to
begin the raidnc Of all plants in tho
section coming from n point north.
The mob is composed OF men from all
tho plants in the lower regions, and are
determined to make stand for their
rights. Early to-day Sheriff Wilhelm
got word Of the proposed raid and sent
twenty-five deputies to the Leith,
Brownfield and Oliphant plants. A
posse of twenty-five deputies from Con.
nellsvlIe were sent to Fairchance. All
the plants are under guard, and while
the workmen have nearly all lett tho
yards for fear OF trouble, the deputies
will protect property. The strikers
have shown moro determination to-day
than at any time since the killing OF
Paddock.
There was not tho slightest Htir in tho
northern end OF tho region to-day, the
mob which marched around through
the Leisinringe district yesterday went
back TO Norrell and Wheeler, and dis
porsed. Many of the men returned to
work to-day.
A message received at the executive
department late last night from Wister
& Co., OF Dunbar, owners OF the Dun.
bar furnace, stating that tho situation
ius,itiea tho governor in calling out the
troops.
The firm complains that their men are
willing to work, but that they arc in. Z
timidated and obstructed by the Btrik-
ers. that many OF them remain away
from tho furnaces. Tho message was
received by Private Secretary Tate and
he refused to mako it public.