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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
ley had several bows anicce.

They had several boys apiece.
She was surrounded, Of course, but
| managed to plant myself at her ear,
why do you treat my proposals
with contemptE' | murmured under
cover Of the music,
Why have you the audacity to pro-
pose 10 meE@
What you don't try for, you won't
get, want you, and how In thunder
am | to yet you II l don't proposes
You wouldn't propose to me, | sup
pose"
II would not"
why am l SO audaciousg l am as
good us any Of this Job lot"
Rather better, Your name Is good,
hut YOU haven't any money"
shuddereti, but resolved to admire
nankncss in woman,
Il intend to be n rich man inside
of five years"
This ACKNOWLEDGEMENT she treated with
silent coptcmpt-tho contempt OF the
hard headed, nineteenth century Amcrt.
can maiden,
After long interval:
win you think II overy'
Think what overy'
My proposal"
My dear boy, YOU don't expect me
to think about that Fancy exercising
ones gray matter about proposal
and from YOU"
| jumped up IN hum and went up
stairs, determined not to look at her
again for twenty four hours, Alas'
found myself gazing upon her from
the upper gallery, which looks down
upon the lower NJ right angles, inside
of five minutes, l assured myself l
waS admiring the charming spectacle,
the irregular rows of pretty faces and
gay gowns aud bright parasols. But
wasn't, | was staring straight at
her and | knew that she knew II, al.
though she never looked up | walked
clear out to tho end Of the long gallery
between the pillars of cohblestones,
sat down by the parapct and gaged
out upon the ocean, Rut wasn't adj
miring the landscape, | was meditat-
ing. The result of my meditations was
these: | must, rs Barton suggested,
dazzle her, couldn't 20 To the old
lady and tell her had n fortune he,
cause Hike G. W., | never lie But |
must make her think SO by Inference
or this my conscience approves.
shall entertain her, devote myself TO
her pleasure and perhaps her heart
and ambition viii ho touched,
Boys, how do you think l am 20,
ting on? II.
Go be Concluded)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

Growing Industry OF Catching Fish for
Making OH and Gnano.

Baltimore sun: The business of
catching menhadeu for oil and guano
has within few years assumed ex-
tcnsiyc proportions IN the Chesapeake
bay The industry Is carried on from
Maine to the Chesapeake, and IL es-
pcc!ally thriving on the eastern shore
Of Long Island.
The mcnhaden belong to the herring
family, from which they differ In
some respects, one being In having u
deep notch In the center OF the upper
jaw. They vary from \ to IA inches
In length, In the north menhaden are
used for food, but being rather oily
they ARE not palatable, They make an
excellent fertilizer. Fishermen Iaslo
bunkers
.Menhadcn oil IL used principally In
Gather dressing and to some extent
In ropemaklng and painting. The
refuse, or as Is known In trade, fish
scrap" which is left after extracting
the oil from them, Is used In the man
ufacture Of fertilizers, II the yield of
oil IL large the profits are good, but
the iishscraps would scarcely pny
working expenses In catching them.
As soon as the steamers are loaded
they return to the factories, where
the catch IL transferred TO great watts
to be boiled.
Menhaden are caught In purse nets.
The fish are located from the crows
nest on the mast. As they swim in
countless numbers near the coast, &C,
companled by sharks, blueilsh, gulls
and other species, they become an easy
mark for the lookout From the
crows nest the signal to stop or slow
down is communicated by an electric
bell to the wheel.house, whence the
engines are slgnaled. Manning the
boats follows, with the captain and
mate In charge. II IL Is bowling at
the time the steamer goes to windward
OF the fish, or IL there Is calm II
follows the boats dragging the net
From thirty to three hundred bar
rels OF menhaden are taken at one
haul. Fully six hundred men at sea
and ashore find livelihood seven
months In year In the Chesapeake
mcnhaden fisheries. At least half o
million OF dollars are invested In the
steamers and the fish factories.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES CONTINUE.
New York Houses 60 Down In Large
Numbers,

New York, June l0,--Four creditors
OF Jacob Greenherg, shoe manufact-
Grer at No, Is Thomas street, have
brought suit against him to set aside
transfer OF real estate made by him
on May L., two days before his fail
ire, IL Is asserted that the transfer
was made to hinder and delay the
creditors, Greenberg's business eff
ferts were sold out by the sheriff.
August Belmont has obtained an at
taehment against the Sigma Iron com.
pany. OF Philadelphia, for S10.3o4, for
money loaned on February 1, 1893,
the collateral security being ~ bonds
and t2a shares OF the stock OF tho
company which realized only Si1
when sold.
Two attachments have been obtained
In this city against Henry Roemer,
dealer In sporting goods In Newark,
y, j., one for Si,IT2 in favor or A. q.
Spalding \ Brother, and the other
FOR Sl,aSs In favor of James s. Hen
dcrson for bicycles
An attachment has been obtained In
this city against William ], Mozart.
ney, of Lopez, Pa, doing business as
the Lopez Clothespin works, for 81, 500
In favor OF Charles w. Higgins.
Robert l., Redheld has been suhsti-
tuted as receiver OF the Traders and
Travellers Union Cooperative com.
pany in the place of Thomas A. Young,
who died on May "a, at the request OF
the attorney general Mr.. Young was
appointed receiver on June 10. 1891.
and there are several suits against
parties pending which were com.
menced by him.
The sheriff has taken charge of the
store OF X, Fox \ Co, dealers In dry
and fancy goods at Nos, III aud 11S
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. on iudg-
ments for S2o,SS0, as foliows:--Alex-
ander Fox, $t4,iio; Abraham Il. Fox,
S5Sa3: Gertrude A. Fox. S6oS The
partners are Robert and Abraham Fox.
They came here from Corsicaua, Tex,
and succeeded Stearps 4 Co, In Janu-
airy, 1892. The failure Is attr buted 10
large expenses and dun trade.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
and I'll enjoy writing you all about

and I'll enjoy writing you all about
it"
Now to business" said the New
Yorker, taking small account from
his pocket. We are not any Of us
hudeued with rocks. l can get only
Just SO much out of my governor, He
does not believe in young men spending
money they don't make, But when
we all put up we may find that we
have respectable sum-"
And for the next hour five cropped
heads We're pressed together above Il
square of paper and a rapidly moving
pencil,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
BAsEBALLIST AND ACTRESS.

New York. June miss elsie Boyd
Lombard, who plays the heroine role
in Shore Acres, was married by DR..
Collyer, In the Church Of the Messiah,
yesterday to John +. Brush, president
OF the Cincinnati Baseball club. The
couple will live In Indianapolis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
DIR. PARKHURsT OFF.

New York, June 10.--Rev. DIR. Cbas.
ii. Parkhurst and Mrs. Parkhurst
have sailed for Europe on the steamer
Britannia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14
SMILES,

What was the meeting of your club
called forT
ITO devise some plan to help the
working women who have lost their
places"
Did you conclude upon anything
or"
Yes; there weren't three women In
the meeting that didn't smile behind
their fans at the spring suit OF the
president"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

Did you ever try your luck at n
lotteryT
Baldwin Yes; but before three
months I'd sued for a divorce.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

A feeling Of sadness and sorrow
Stays with us where'er we 90
When we look at our summer garments
And then ut the falling snow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

Mrs Threadly--I can't see why
newspapers always give all the har-
rowing details Of an accident,
Mr. Thrcadly What have you found
now?
Mrs, Thrcadly-Whcre man was
taken home fatally Injured with n sam
pie OF silk In his pocket still I'M
matched.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

Il hope you have not been hasty IN
accepting this young man, DO you
know anything about hlmf
Daughter Why, certainly | do, His
name is Smith, I'm almost certain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-06-14

The boy stood on the burning deck,
When called he would not so,
For 1t was still in merry May
And he knew II might yet snow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
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w AMERYCE.
zARzAD zwIAzKU sPIKwAKoW.
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sen. j. FokRsrKR.
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eekr. psuns M. BNKowsKA, sSs W. Chios
M. Kucera, sskr. jen.
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Kawa ZdroWia!
Kawa zdrowial

KtO chce dfugO Eye, znwsze
&, Ten mieSh pie w mieisoe
Ewyczsjnej kawy, rs Sch. Kneippa Kawe
zdro VIA Kazdemu Z pewooscia wiado-
mo jas wyeokie zslmuje stano. i,ko ma polu
wodoleeEnictwa. KS Sch. Kneipp, swiadcxv
ns1iepiej to, re roc"nie przejekdka do. niego
okoio 80 tysiecy pacyen,6w zs wszystkich
czesci swiata, n~ajrozmaitszej nsrodowoSci,
opuszczonych Przez najsfynniejs.ych leka-
rzy. tam pomoc znajduja. Mafo Eoma INA
nem jest, jake zfe skp'li wywoluje kawa
Eiernkowa chocby ~nsjdrozs'a ma orgonizm
ludzki. N~ajlepszem dowodem tego Jest, Re
z z!arnkowej kawy wydobywa sic jedno 2
a)mocnieJsEych trucizn TAX zwana .,Coffein"
z ktoreJ Juz mafa porcya wystarcsy najmoc-
niejszemu ozfowiek wi zycie odebra6. Ka.
wa zdrowta fas zawiera - sobie xdro-
via naJPrzychylniejsze substancye jake to:
Jest nadzwyczaj pozywna, zdroWotna i ma
mify l przyjemny smak. Szcxegolnie pole
csnia gedna Jest. ola sfabych, neruowych
cierpiacych ma boil gfowy, zofadka, dzieci,
mstek ka miacyoh it'd. it'd. A tatem 2 kaa.
Dem d,mu powinns bye uiywana, .komu o
" erocerniach tylko Kaw zdro la
kazdy grosernik wan z checia sprowadxi. =
funt KS. Knoippa Kawy zdrowfa
k6sxutpje ohc
PREY odbierre 20 funt6w kosstuje funt. 20 c.
Nadarze tn sic dobra sposobnosc dla gro.
cernikow agent6w, kt6rsy PREY maiem sta
raniu, moga sobie W kro'kim czasie vvrobi6
rabat
Oprocx tego nam xawsz ma skfadxie ziofa
KS Sch. Kneippa ma wsxelkie cier ienia.
>sdesij 80 opiss Twoja chorobe, a natych-
Mast dostaniesz niezawodny stoso why srodek
na I've oierpienia. A. Waszkte WICK,
llo Willow st. Bloomfield, N. J.
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W. Grych - Krakow.
Adam Wisi,fski - Sobieski.
Leon Ga6rySzek - Pulaski.
IeoA Rrygier - Hofs Park.
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jakote4 wszystkicb, kt6rxy tn reprezen-
tuja prawie kaidy stan i ka4da okolice
kraju, o pr.yjecie zspewnienia, il czuje
sic szcsesliwym, il pny tax pocieszaja-
oej i pe}nej snsczenia okoliczuosci wi
dSiec moge znowu krsj, kt6ry jut cd
mojej mlodosci stall sic ola mnie tax mi
lynn.
N~astepnie dodal pc polsku: Rad Z
serca winszuie ~krajowi tel zdobyczy, rad
winszuje mu bogatego plonu piracy, q
wan panowie owoc6w waszego trudu.
z polecenis i W imieniu Jego cesarskiej
i ~krolewskiej ~apostolskiej Mosci, n,sre-
go Najmilosciwszego cesarzs i kr6ls,
og}aszam wystawe "a otwa,ta.
Pr%zem6wienie arcyksiecia pr.erywali
obecni kilkakrotuie okrzykami: bravo!
a polska move przyjeto z prawdziwym
entuzyazmem: okrzyki: MECH lyle
i mnobajs lital wznoszono przez diugi
Gas.
Pc odpowiedzi arcyksiecis zsgrzmiaiy
mozdzierze ma placu wystawy, a W mic
scie uderzono W dzwony we wszystkich
kosciolacb, celem zawiadomienia miesz
kahcow o otwarciu wystswy. Uroczy,
stosc Ia ~zakohczona Iostala odspiewa.
MEM dwoch kantat: polskiej utworu
Wiadyslawa Zelehskiego do slow Stani.
slawa Rossowskiego (Hym do pracy)
pod batuta sanego kompozytora; ora.
ruskiej utworu Anatola Wachniapins
(siowa samego komposytors) pod batu-
to Stan. Cetwinskiego.
Podczas spiewu zes1edi arcyksia4e Z
tronu saszczycil rozmowa ministr6w,
duchowiehstwo i wszystkich csionk6u
komitetu wystawowego. Nastepuie "
t~owarzystwie arcy ksiecia Leopolda Sal
wators, namiestnika hr. Badeniego
czlonkow komltetu, zwiedzii sxczeg6fo,
wo caiy pavilion puemysiowy, oraz pa
wilony miasta Lwowa i arcyksiecia AL
brechta, poczem odby} pr.ejatdike pc
ca}ym placu wystawowym.
Arcyksiaze .apewniwszy jeszcze IA,
czionkow komitetu wystawowego, il
wystawa jest bardzo p;ekns j bardzc
mu sic podobs - odiecbaI o god.inie
II do svej rezydencyi do gmachu Nd
~miestnictwa. Pc odjezdzie Z plscu wy.
stawy i wzdIut calej drogi publicznost
wznosi}a ma jego Geese okrzyki.
Nadeszio blisko 200 telegram6w era.
tulacyjnych Z r64nych stron swiata.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-04
Clos bufgarski o Wystawie.

w bulgarskiej "SwobodIie", organic
bylego prezesa ministrow buigarskicb,
p. Stambu}owa, z dnia II majs, snajdu.
jenny nastepujacy artykui go powszech-
mel polskiej wystawis we Lwowie:"
Dnia s. czerwcs otwarta bedzie we
L gowie, glowneu miescie Polski austry.
ackiej, zwanej Galicya, powszechna wy.
stawa galley. ska. w wystawie tel, ur,a.
dzonej ns pamiatke powstanis Kosciu-
ski, ktorej setna rocznica przypada "
roku obecnym, vienna udsiai wediug
programu nietylko ws.ystkie prowincye
byfej Rzeczypospolitej polskiei, ale tax
re wszyscy ~synowie tych prowincyi, ro1-
siani pc caiej kuli z~iemskiej. w oddzia-
lie massyn dopuszczona jest take konku-
reDcya innych narodowosci.
Jest nadzieia, re wYstawa wypadnie
swietnie; deklaracye ponadchodzi}y re
wszystkich krakow, a miasto Lw6w i ca
Ia Gslicya zdoby}y sic ma ogromne Ola
ry materyslne, by W ~zupelnosci odpo-
wiedziec temu wielkiemu zadaniu. Po-
w%ierzchnia wystawy zajmuje okoIo 100
hektarow, ma ktorych wznosza sic liczne
pawilony. Ola ulatwienis transportu ma
teryal6w budowlanych i przedmiot6w
przeznaczonych ma wystawe, rbudowa.
no specyslna odnoge kolei dlugosci
przeszio 8 kilometrow miedsy gs6wna
stscya ~kolejowa a wystawa, & kt6ra mia
sto re swej strony Jest polaczons tram
wajem elektryczuym ola wygody zvie-
~dzajacyob.
Chociaz Rad ros. dotychczss ME raks.
zaf ~urzedowo swym polskim poddanym
braG udziaiu W tel wystswie, to przecies
o lie widziec MONA z przymusowego
milczenia o tel sprawie (tak samo jak i
o sprawsch bulgarskicb) pism polskich,
vycbodzacych pod cenzura moskieysks
/ urzedowych pism rosyjskich, kt6re
trsktujs wystawe lwowsks jake nova
forme "intrygi polskiej", musimy sic
domyslsc, Re rad ten stswiac bedzie
swym ~poddsnym polskim wszelkie mo.
Aliwe trudnosci " tym w~Egledzie.
Trwsnie tel wystawy oznaczone Jest
ma 4 m~iesiace, do Is. wrzesnia 1894 r.
Admistracye kolei s~ustrysckich i we
gierskich przyznaiy ju4 anizone ceny BIZ
letow o so prct. ola zorganirowanycb 20.
ciagow specyalnych z Budspesztu, Pra-
81 ! Wiednia.
Czy ME byioby motliwem wyprawic /
zSofi jeden pociqg wycieczkowy do
Lwowa, jsk to byio zrobionem ma wy
stawe prssksT I owszem, zsjmuj9cem-
by byio poznac Z blisks bratni nam Iud
Polskii ~prrekonac sic o jego postepacb
ma Polu kultury ! cywilizacyi, wbrev je-
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Ksiazki KwitOWe

Ola u2ytku Grup Zwiazkowych
. odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowanis wnoszonych opfat, wy
starczajace na lat dziesiec, d,
sprzedsnis " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Cena ~egzemplarza 10 cent6w.
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go rozkawalkowaniu pred stu laty /
wbrew n~iezlicsonym pnesladowaniom,
ktore lud ten pr.ecierpial " oiagu tego
wieku.
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DIR. PIOTRA


Jest uwazane "a jedno z najlepszych le-
karstw tego rodZaju. Oczyszcza krew,
nadaje odnowiona iywotnose, wykorze-
nienia zarodki choroby z ciala, gdyi
przyczynia sic do tego, Re wszystkie or
gany znajduia sic W dobrym stanie do
c~ziaiania. Medycyna jest pr~zygotowana
z prZesZio trZydziestu r6znych gatunkow
ingredyencyj, gl6wnie z ~roslinnego kro-
lestwa ! byia zrana W uiyciu przez pre-
szfo sto lat. Uiywano go z wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich ogolnych terra
znie1sZych dolegliwosciach, a zwlaszcza
W tych, ktore pochodza z krwi chore-
go aoladka jake TO:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, Dolegliwoscj
watroby, Z~ofciowose, Z6ltaczka, Reuma-
tyzm, Wodna puchlina, TrudnosG ira
vienna, Niestrawnose, Goraczka, R6ia
Pryszcze, Zebra | ograszks, Szkrofuly,
Strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty. Liszaj,
Wrzody, Rakowe wy-osniecia. B6ie i "a,
ny, Bole W systemic koscf, wychudnie-
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, Slabose,
Bronchitis, Z~arnice, Bol W krzytach,
Zawr6t giowy, 1 {. d.
GOM0ZO ME jest medycyna p~atentowa-
ma, tel ME spfzedawaja lei aptekarze:
lecz mezczyzni | niewiasty. ktorzy uzy.
wajac je, zostali wyleczeni, s~powodowa-
nj przez wdziec znose ola doktora, przez
tyczenie. abyi ich wsp6itowarzysze cd
niesn korzysc, oziafaJa jake jego agenci
ten sposob moga go 'dostarczyc lu-
dzlom cierpiacym W oddaleniu.
Jest nieocenionem jako lekarstwo do
move q mianowicie W miejscowosciach
~poiozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME molina dostat
Cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd m~iejscowych
agentow. Jezeli ME ma sgenta W wa
seem sasiedztwie. przysijcie $500. a do
staniecie ~dwanascie Csc. butelek ma pro-
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstalu
nek mote kaidy dostac tylko rae.
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
LEILA s. Hoyne Ave, Chicago ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
KEENAN, ISAPUZZLER
CROWS WIN IN A CLOSE GAME.
Game and Defeated tho Petersburgs
by a Score Of 4 ,.

PETERSBURG, VA, July B.-tSpecial)
The Crows redeemed themselves this af-
ternoon. and won the game from the
Farmers. 1t was a close and exciting con-
test and was pitchers battle from the
Jump. keenan,, late OF the Atlanta club,
OF the Southern League, was in The box
for the visitors. and he pitched splendid
ball. holding the heavy-hitting Farmers
down TO three singles. two two-bagSers,
and 4 % home-run hits. one of them being
a ball over the fence on the bounce. with
the exception of errors by Kain and Will
llams, Keenan's support was perfect.
Smith pitched the game OF his life and
had he been properly supported, McGanns
home run would have been the only score
TO the Crows credit. He held the Crows
down TO four scattered singles, and
home run. The features OF the game were
the work OF Brode, Myers, and McGann,
and the batting Of Honeycutt
Richmond rooters were delighted at
their victory this afternoon. and the game
tomorrow will be called at 4:3J. so as 70
allow the rooters time TO return home on
the afternoon train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14

evasive and nippant character OF his tes-
timony. and the tclegrams passing be-
tween him and Dcbs. as well az his pub
lie utterances. lie knew the Cincinnati
Southern was IN the hands OF n re-
ceivcr. and vet his FIRST efforts were d.
rected against g. The Court found that
he was the active agent here in an un-
lawful conspiracy with Debs and others
To paralyze the business OF the United
states. or, I'm other words. 10 starve the
nation In order TO force an employer to
terms
Applying the law 10 the facts the Court
held that 10 undertake to force n breach
OF contract was an unlawful conspiracy.
Moreover. the whole plan was "A boycott,
which has been declared by all the States
except Minnesota TO he unlawful. The
Court plainly recognized the right Of labor
TO organize. and even combine their
unions and appoint leaders for the pur-
pose Of obtaining "A better price for their
labor. They were warranted in striking
l. O.. leaving their employers In "A body
10 better their own interest, but there was
no warrant In law for boycott
The Judge. having found Phelan guilty,
as charged said In reference 10 the sen
tcnce that II was the duty Of the Court
20 enforce obedience TO its orders. To
do otherwise would court anarchy. The
penalty for contempt. aggravated as this
was. 10y renewal Of the contempt after
compliance with the orders of the Court.
The sentence was confinement for six
months I'm the Warren county Jail at I.e-
banon, O.. and the Marshal was directed
to Immediately execute the order Of The
COnrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
| BLOODY BATTLE.
STRIKERS AND REGULAR SOLDIERS IN
CONFLICT AT SACRAMENTO.
Two of the Former Killed and Six
wognded-Nonc of the Troops
Injured.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, July 3.-A
bloody battle occurred at IL o'clock this
morning between strikers and regulars.
IA far as can be ascertained two strikers
were killed and six wounded.
Shortly before II O'Clock Deputy Wright
ordered an engine and two hat-cars TO
clear the track along Front street con>
tiguous TO the headquarters OF the strikers.
Fearing that an attempt would be made
10 shoot the engineer and fireman,
company OF regulars. under the command
Of Captain Roberts was ordered TO ac-
company the train. AS the train reached
| street a number OF strikers. who were
concealed on the roof OF big building In
the vicinity Of the city jail. opened fire
on the engine The regulars returned the
fire. and two strikers were killed and SIX
others were wounded. None Of the SOL
diers were injured.
The firing attracted hundreds OF angry
strikers to the scene, and 1t was WIN
difficulty they were persuaded by cooler
heads not 10 attack the soldiers. United
States Marshal Baldwin raised his hand
and ordered the crowd to disperse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-14
AMERICAN BOTTLERS.
The Next Annual Meeting of tho Associa-
ton 10 Be Held Here.

ne NtNt ADnudl htftlDE oi lHt
ton 10 Be Held Here.
Several days ago Richmond was visited
by the chairman, Mr. IL. w. Willis, Of
philadelphia. Pa. ard two members.
Messrs. e. jacobson. of Washington, y.
c., and w. Stapleton. Of Bridgeport
Conn. of the Executive Committee Of
the American Bottlers Protective Asso-
citation. who will hold their sixth annual
convention in this city in December next
The object of the visit was 10 secure
hotel accommodations for the delegates,
and a hall I'M which to hold their meet
inacs. and also to induce the members Of
the trade in this city to organize them
selves into protective organization.
4 matter which is at present engaging
the attention of this society is a propos, u
national bottle law for the protection OF
bottlers' property throughout the coun-
try.
Since this association was organized
I'm 1883 the wholesale traffic in registered
bottles by junk men has been 10 great
extent stopped and in parts Of the coun-
try where local associations are
strong Is altogether unknown. The
association is desirous that the
members Of the trade residing in the
South shall have the benefit OF the same
protection that their northern brethren
have and will do all in their power to
assist them in organizing and protecting
their property whenever and wherever
they find ii.
The NTH convention was held at Wash
ington, -. c.. in October.