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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-30

Oliver Wendell Holmes. Fer many
days he had sought his son. q captain
in the Union army. who was wouEded
at ChaneeIorsviIle. Finally he learned
that h. was On train which was car
rying wounded to Washington City.
He entered the car. saw the pale face
OF his wounded hoy. and they ciasPed
hands with a Hello. Cap" and
Hello dad"
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TIE Interesting sni Instructive address
aassoa OF the officers q St. Johns lodge
81 Aasons, wAfea II VAS inteaied should
be published In faA In this issue. was
crowded out ey press o. ether matter. IL
VIII. haNSsEr. APPEAR IN iae issue Of
Wednesday. 5Aaiary II. with a portrait
c. liz yssssab.s agsAo-.
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A QUARANTINE.

The post-1nteiligencer hereby suaran-
tees its advertisers bona hde PAID CIR
cuiafion, Daily. Weekly and sunday.
double that of any other newspaper
published In the state of washington
Advertising contracts viii be made sub
sect to this guarantee.
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COUNTY SEATS.

Snohomisfk Dec. g, 1894.
To the Editor: A question having
arisen IN school as to which are the
county seats OF certain counties in this
state. would you kindly publish n lis.
of the county seats OF the following
counties: Spokane. Ciallanl Mason and
Pacificg
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Odd Lines
Here and There
At Very
Low Prices.

And especially in the Dnr,.
GOODS. where the great Deer kss
trading has broken assortmses. e - q
shades and colors. we'ys ~.
through the stock and m..Ss
Hiaay choice pieces at fisures o.
VIII tell to your advantages.
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A SUBSCRIBER.

Spokane. Spokane; Ciallam. Port An
geles: Mason. Shelton; Pacific, South
Bend.
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s znn MARCH
Corner Front and Cedar Streets, North Seattle

Monday morning we inaugurate our annual ny
TORY SALE and promise our customers that suhstanl
reductions will be found all through the house. AL
day goods left over will be closed out this week BIN
COST. Remember, this is genuine clearance sale ~
the Bon Marche can be Deepen ded on for bargains,
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On the first Wednesday after the first
Monday in January, or January 8.
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lAasf r3ercssAsszseSs was never rsnse
ssssxly manifested shAa ~ the late Or.
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tons for state Offices. This accounts for
the fact that some of che warmese adj
vocates OF a west-side senator this time
are east-side politicians. We trust at least
that none OF the members of the legsla-
ture from this section will fall into what
we consider a trap being Laid by certain
east-side politicians who have an eye to
the future"
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WHEN THE LEsrsLATUnE MEETS.

Coupeville, Dec. cs. 1894.
To the Editor: When does the legfs-
Iature meet? C. T.
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DAILY SUBSCRIBER.

The highest tide at Seattle on Decem-
Der 9 was IA feet, and on December 10,
143 feet At Astoria on the 9th 1t
was s.3; on the 10th, 81; on the 18th,
90 and on the 18th, 90 feet.
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South Bend, Dec. 10. 1894.

South Bend, Dec. IS. 1894.
To the Editor: VIII you please give
me the following information through
your valuable paper: What does t. c.
Mendenhali report in feet of the highest
tide for December .. 1894. and December
10. 1894. at Seattle, Wash: also. Decem-
Der o. 10, II and y, 1894. at Astoria, Ore
gon.
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A Dollar
And a Half

Vow buys the best quality Honey
Comb spread, with fans Marseilies
patterns. Regular value is =
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BUY HER ONE.
Muslin
Specials.

Full yard wide Bleached Muslin,
special price Sac.
One of the best regular 10c
Bleached Muslins,special price slsc.
Standard yard wide Unbleached
Muslin, special price sc.
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Blankets
Reduced.

A special reduction sale a 60
White Wool Blankets.
$3.50 Blankets reduced 70 -.
$40 Blankets reduced to. r.
600 Blankets reduced to. FS57
615 Blankets reduced 10 ~;
1000 Blankets reduced 70 ~
1900 Blankets reduced to ~
1900 Blankets reduced 10. ~
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Millinery.

The Bon Marche had a marvellous trade in
Millinery before Christmas. We still have
on hand q few choice Trimmed Hats pre-
pared especially for tho holidays. which We
arc going to close out at half their actual
value. Here Is . chance this week 20 secure
fashiousbis goods at bottom prices
Ladies' Trimmed Sailors and Walking
Hats reduced to.
50c Each.
Velvet and Felt shapes reduced to below
COS. 10 close thsm out.
Trimmed Hats and Flats now offered at
half value. Como early for good selection
Closing out Ga,e Of Irfsnss' SILK Caps and
EonEe:s, jackets and Boosees at greatly re-
duced prices
Inventory Sale in Dress
Goods.
IDoubl. Fold Wool Trico. sui.ing. only.
121zc Yard.
soinch Navy Blue Lowell Storm Serge,
only. .....--..*-........
25c Yard.
ss-:nch vide Heavy ATWOOD Drczs Goods,
oniy..-...s..-.....-......
zoe Yard.
s-ouncs Heavy Navy Blue Fisnnsl.. only.
Zoe a Yard.
Fine Imported ATWOOD Cashmere. as
inehss wide, only.
3sc q Yard.
ssinch vide Heavy An-wooi Ladies,
SAola, on4y.......... ...............
65c q Yard.
Cheap &c fLeo
Best Table Oh clo.h. only.
l5c Yard.
Domestic Sale.
20 pieces Heavy Unbiesched Mus,sn fuI,
o inches wide. only.
4lse Yard.
4
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95c, Reduced
From S1.5O.

Honey Comb Spreads, with Mar
settles patterns These are clearing
out prices.
~We are agents for HEX
MAJESTY'S CORSET.
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ABOUT A WRAP

Bought of rs that Y on can fully rely
on-lhc tit will be first-class, also
the make and material, and coming
from the best makers are very
stylish.
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TOWels......
12a Cents.

Have Just received great special
in Huck Towels that we will sell at
121zc. Might as easily get 1896,
but that's not our way. Got them
below value. and our customers
reap he benefit.
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YOUR WIFE
WAS IN TO SEE

Them, and We told her so. We are
selling out all or this seasons gar
ments at greatly reduced prices, in
order to dispose OF them before
stock-taking. You should not neg
lect this opportunity. There are
several things
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We Offer
You Comfort

In The shape Of extra heavy 49,
covered Comforiers. full size. G]2
with good quality cotton, Uortk r
for $l.50 each. ~ n
THEIR EQUAL NOT IN TIN
CITY--Fne Eiderdown Co., :
ers, with nest French sateen g.
ing, at "a, IS. So and 81.
Our silk covered Elderdovn c.. I
forter at $40 is a beauty. Liehse
puffy, soft and warm as can s..
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Warm Underwear
gains.

war; OliuCA W o.
gains.
Ladies' Fine Natural Wool
Pants, Swiss ribbed, only $3.50. - 'ss
81 J
vsius So zS
LadIes'- Fine SANITARY Woot ~
Pants, vaIue DOC, only......s...'s .s:.;
Bargains in comioF
50 Bed comior.srs reduced y. 80; ], q =
. Full si1' Bed com'orssr' f'sss
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These are all firss-ciass Linens, of
our own importation, and were ex-
ira good value at former price.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-28
II BAR6H AMDRlcAlUc

-1Hoal -gr.t6 este apsrcibiendo HWbury, lC6mo
var estas senoraR? B'enas Ino verdad7 Of % hs
persegudo por todaI parties. 2C6mo eBtaiB Mnn e7
SiemLre aegre fresca II rada de aque
cal Ben, bien Bravo Es gran cosa 81 eje1cClo
lTonaf e aire esta 10 yerdadera hgiene.s Mirad
hasta para las ovencitaa Minnie, tieno pegroS
s vida sedentars. Es precise viajar, andar, correr
Ya dispondrsmos gira para de los prtxmes do
mtngosl Eht mo parece2
Lard HaWbury est ba eatupeflco. " 81 dfa ante.
rior 10 alba sorprendIdo Gum de
aqueas damas pero 81 baron hRba conducido de ma
manera lrreprt chable.
1Qp@ agnihcsba pues, ~ gran familafidad con Min
ME? 81 baron NADIA ls haha cao de suerta que lord
Hawoury perdia conjeuras mas extrsnas unaa que
otraa.
Lo que sobre todo agombraba Ia for dc og gen
tlement que Minnie pa ecieae mortiqcada nj =
pueata detenet fase sque torente de paabraS
de las cuales aguDas raraasquo ncohere1
Minnie iba a0ntada sola en- 81 aslento e de ante
HaWburY 81 baron Caracoleabsu cada ladO; poda
ella aonrefa 81 81 otro, ando
bos. En- reahdhd, HawburY, que CamInaba aqo atras,
monopolzaba 81 dido dc lady Darymphe tanto que,
por 81 contario q baron, adeant Caballo COLO
Caba 81 lado de hipnie.
Abamonte muy dichoso Sus oios deslumbyaban,
sua msmos ademaneB parecfan lanEar rekmpagos
cantaba, goreabs atronaba desentonaba de
asombrosa.
Lady Dslrymphe Mad. Wilougby Cambiaban mi
radag desespsradaB. Solo Mione eaaba perfactnmento
tanquila con ordipara senCileK.
De pronto IN nuevo ginets alcanz6 81 carruajo Era
Al Condo da 0iraao. Mad Willolgbyy lady Dalyympha
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EL pIQeIoNARIo DE ELEcT0lcIpAp

Ell DICCIONARIO DE ELECT0lCIDAD
Y MAGNETISMO de r. LEFEBRE, que CON tan,
TO acierto publica Is casa editorial B0slly Basle
70 HIios, de Madrid es una obra tan completa y
tan clara, que bien podrfa llevar 81 nonbre de
e.csclopedtG elSersc0 Acabamos de recibir Las en-.
tregas. ReconoCemos que es una obra indispen
sable para TODD 81 mundo puesto que contiene
una multitud de datos ,uopre ElectriCldad que no
se encuentran On ninguna obra nj diccionario on
Espaiia. Sc halla de venta en- Il Librerfa edito-
rial de los senores Baily Bailliere Hijos, Plazs
de Santa Ana ndmero 10, Madrid, J en- las prln,
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81 RnlOrnOA DE La ", ,uuroupnnO1A Du Pno ,RIOo."

OabalOs cOg6 e imsro que afro depuesto, monte
81 corri6 81 CosO Las damas que bugcaba
tsbau IL Atramonts galcp6 por Ia plaza del pueblo
luego assemble Ia colina Pnca1a desde sill 20 puso
examiDar e panOrsma que desarrolaba pies Como
pue1e suponerse Atamonts conoca bassnte todos los
HuieS del horzonts que extendan ante para ntere
contemplation
POGO 10 importahau los monumentos antiques & mo
dernosde la Ciudad Etsrna nj ell rispeo paaje que 10
rodOaba. Ds prontO exhslo gfto: hsbia aperCibdo
algo pArecido 10 que buscaba. Un usjs tres
danag cuyos 1ostros loan ocuts por raR
dBmas: leRan "ll&s el pdmsro 81 nd divtnol No
vsldEa la penA do vivr Roma eatar morado B
Ne participate de todas eutaS superBtlCioneS.
El baron di6 ts1lib latigazo au c0blo e Ian.
86 TODD pOr Ia pendente abRjo gran ipque
tud do Ia nuchedumbre por entire Il eua aravessba
mo Il boia de sable una bayones de atra-
yesa el pscho do gallbaldino AL pi6 de Ii colina
ent oS raVrU8ies que desfaban datiDgui6 breve
que conduea coraz6n fortuna.
MINI lbs en- 81 CON lady Darymphe Mad Wi.
llougby Eatss al aperCbir AteSmonte manifesta-
ron emoci6D aenna Minnie le esperabs dos guar
~ de corps tenian formada rOsouc6n Habiase
dado conaejo de guerra que il nina rec
biera ningupo de admitadorea. Como Min
ne por Culrahe que fues podr1a oBtar tda
prioners, habsp decdldo que los cheques apasoaadoa
de nueroaos naoportabes petsndlentes efectua
ran 81 aiYelibre
E aol Ia lluvis, e poyo 81 vepto podTfan f6cil-
1ante au1areB de squellas damaa har6icas pero muy
proocupadas cor ~ hafoismo.
va Hawhury cabagabs elsRantemente a lado del
csrruaje, cRodo se y6 desembocar "A baron,
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CHARADA!

Tiene 81 sehor tres ssgunda, de tres dos g
coraz6n, ~ es IN toao tan completo-qne otro
gusl NO cred Dios.--ai no ta bssta 20 dicho, -
anadird, en- concluai6p, -que y prfnag % ma le.
ira, que letrAs son tsgtG1 dos. Sin que aea n
una aola--del alfabeso espanol.
p r. w.
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1teu nee OCi0

para 81 que deaea en pocoa amos adquirlr nna for
tuna. Sc he puesto en veuta Il palparfa aituhda
treBte 81 muella de Catsiio, denominsda 81 Cabo
Digiiirae 81 que u i0t arese don Francisco
Marcos, dueno da : Rsfrmoda E.psransa, en Il
Mavina Il ! a4ta Ganital lO--9
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llsEa d ts.aaliIa

Por tener que auseutarue ~ dueho, se vende en-
81 bsrrio del ..CEDRITo" jurindicci6n de Sabana
del PaImar. una que brinds gvapdea Rananciau 81
que logre So adquisici6u. Dicha estsncia sgtk
compuesta de $50 cuerdss, Os muy cosecheTa
de cafe. Tiena especiales terrenos para ls STEM
bra de pl6t'nos buenos ce~cad os para ID crianzR,
moptes virgenes cueut' ademas cor los edit.
cios necasarioB para vivienda de una familia, y
para q recolecci6n de frutos Para informes di-
rigirse al dueno Don Jacinto solfG en- Il miBma
6noa 1b-Q
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PlLUUKAS ,R!!.E!UgNS!.IITUYHNTHS

I'D. Nicolas Revep6n
Privilegio exclusive expedido en-
MSdrid 81 de Mayo de 1891, por eli Excmo.
Sr. Ministro de Fomento.
RRARADE Ell la FARKACA De VALLE L CANCIO
WNT00s DEPosITARIos DE LA vERDADERA FORMULA
Ponce, PNertO-RiCO. -
peades t0nicas reconsituyentes de pdoras cu-
del empobecmento de la sangre por amentac6n DO
60 nutfVaY por habar lugares hmedos NAL ventiA
dos por intermediates anterfores.
SUI acCi6n curava es muy efcaz: en- las palptaciones
del coraEon, dolores de cabeza naPetenca debdad do
90res en- las piernas hidropesas cansanco soreras
yen color NATURAL meteosmo, flores bancas grandes
Pdas de sangre faa de Ia mensruaci6n su abundancia
prOcurar Ell complete desarroo de las love
9s en- Ia puberGad, deb1dad general conVaescenca de
s en4ermedades agudas cronicas tai que esas ae-
Eac10nes mQrbos2G sntom2s de cITOGneaiG sim
Pe no dc una afecc6n general de lesion organica
Ia que reclamarlan entonces otT8 medication.
I'm vista de los progresses de la Terapeutca agu-
GTn0a incOnvententes que notaban en- Ia prSctca,
Sc ha mOdlfcadO La formula
an de ofecer 81 pdbco preparation t segura ra-
dtda eects 10 cue comprueba por uso tan ge
HerAl1Eado que se hace de ella en- toda Ia isa.
Con q FIN de pTecaVerse de las muchas itacOnes que
&c ese9 formula % han hecho, CUYAS~ PROPIEDADES
son MEER!OREs debe exgtrse que cada GAIA de le-
PeFoE, selO que dice sDOcoS " He8egd M6dico CRU
n0 Ponce PuertORico en- Ia inferior gu frma en- al
Ado derecho de la faja exterior de esta Ca-Ponce Agos
AVISO ssaa9 z. s. sssss e. 3: ssusRsss 81 & aitas s
u scFed tads farmacia de V4LLR s. CAHo1o cue 90
A dop0taros de Ia Verdadera formula los nicos oUc
a@ agtoFEadoS par usar mi nombre dichas Pdoras-
DepOdtO ON Las slguientee farmacias VA11a & CAN
@1os Ponce. GUuLRRNB TT, Capital. RIVIERA, Arecfbo
GU1E, Ys.eo For4, AdunEas. 71VAIAs GusVsn,is r.
@R29 Jqa@a-DiaE B1FAKoHs, Coamo. 1AR1UAOH, OiaIea
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Pensamisntos:
La muier mas bobs, 81 no estS enamorsdn,
t sne siempve mSs ta'entO qus 81 hombre que
la anna.
Adorad : una muJsr hsbrsia deiSdo do
gar - ~es
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an eata 1mbreasa se haEsn todAs Claaea
IA t.arniea pracioa aurnann6nte nbdicos
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LCGoGRIFo NUMERIOO.
l2s1s678. Glaze de propombre.
l2s4b6T. Lo que eres t6.
478235. Lo que tiene mi novia.
35478. Plants.
1856. Fiera.
l76 Aimento.
g. Nota musical.
Is. Vocal.
a Gonuonante,
49, Artfculo.
3s6 Bsbils.
3547 For.
l2378. Arbol.
187654 TrahAjo geom9trieo.
A584567. Oiudad cstalana.
45l2s767. Pueblo de vizcaya.
8 BaTET
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-20
THE LUMBER MARKET.
Trade shows Signs of improvements Mt
Minneapolis. 3#r

Trade shows signs of Improvement at
Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 2O.-The Mis-.
sissippi Valley Lumberman says:
The lumber trade at this point shows
some signs of an improvement this
week that Is pleasing to note. From
time to time it varied, being fair one
week and then slightly retrograding the
next, SO that dealers have been hope.
full and then in the dumps so often that
they are now getting fully hardened to
the situation and accept stoically what
ever comes.
There was but little increase IN the
volume of business the past week, bat
there seems to be q better feeling pre-
valent In the trade. With fair weather
and the farmers through with the work
OF putting In their crops, dealers look
for q better demand for lumber.
This week sees many Of the Minneap:
oils mills at work, and by the first soi
next week there will be but one or two
that viii not be in operation. The In
dications are that tho cut Of the mills ID
this Point for 1894 will be over 800, 900, :
GOO feet, providing the drives are not de,
layed or no mills are lost by fire.
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ROLLING IN II
Kelly's Army Furnished with Food and
Money IN Abundance.

Kelly's Army Furnished With Food and
Money IN Abundance.
OMAHA, April 2O.-Kelly's army
camped in the Chautauqua grounds last
night, as free as the soft air that gently
swelled the boughs on which the tender
foliage of spring is just appearing. As
Kelly himself remarked, the silver lin
ing to his cloud had come. There was
a decided revulsion of feeling among
the people during the morning. Indig-
nation supplanted indifference, and the
citizenssof Omaha, Council Bluffs and
South Omaha set about vigorously to
ameliorate the condition of the ~unfortu-
mates. An indignation meeting was
called in Council Bluffs and a commit
tee was appointed to call ON Governor
jackson to remove the militia from the
Chautauqua grounds. Resolutions
We're adopted denouncing the governor
for calling out the militia, and censur-
ing the men who were responsible for
the exclusion of the men from the
Chautauqua pavilion during the storm.
During the day the camp was visited by
thousands of sympathizers. Food,
money, clothing, medicine, bedding,
pipes. tobacco and everything needed
for the comfort of the army was fur
nished in abundance. When night fell
Kelly was in possession of upwards of
$1,000 In cash and had provisions to last
O week with luxuries to last a month.
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TIE CITY.
BREvlTsEs.

Wheat As cents; fax s1,2O
Mr.. Robert Elder returned to st. Paul
Special COMMUNICATION OF Evergreen
Lodge a. z. and A. n. tonight work in
the N. N. degree.
Fred Sherman, Yes. O'Gar and Ans
Rudsdill were departures for Sioux
Falls this morning.
The members Of the second degree
team, I. @. Q. r., are requested to be- at
the hall tonight at . o'clock.
Monday, Judge Jones' Of this circuit
win-go " Flandrau to pass sentence up
on Henry Van Nice, for adultery.
Howard Advance, 20: =. w. Davidson
OF Madison was in the city On business
Wednesday. Larry Corcoran OF Madi-
9 was In the city this week writing M
!. 90 4. insurance.
Artesian Advocate, 10: g. p. McQuil
Ian Of Madison spent several days in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-20
THE ASHLAND STRIKE.
Detectives From Chicago Protecting she
DOCka.

Detectives From Chicago Protecting the
Docks.
ASHLAND, Wis, April 20.-Forty spe-
cial detectives have arrived from Chi
cage and taken q position in the North
western yards and on the ore docks.
General Superintendent Sanborn Of the
Northwestern system also arrived with
Chief Detective johnson of the new sys-
tenn. st. Claire street leading to the
docks was lined by strikers, but no dis
turbance wa made. No man Is allowed
under any pretext to get on the docks.
The Northwestern has made no more
concessions In their offer to the strikers.
They still offer to take them at $1.85
and $1.45 per day. The new force i'm
ported By the Northwestern TO go to
work On the docks ID composed OF Swedes
and Ncrwegians, only one Italian being
among them.
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Sc. Paul Pioneer Press.

Nothing but the most criminal assault
upon the rights Of labor could justify a
strike at this time, when men every
where are clamoring for work on any
terms. II the management of the Great
Northern should simply ask for men to
I'LL these vacant places, it could have its
pick Of an army. There would be
violence, no doubt, and destruction OF
property and loss Of life, but the end
would be that all strikers must find new
employment, and that their wives and
children would be starving or dependent
upon charity within a few weeks. To
invite that situation ID the horrible
cruelty of the strike as it affects the
men.
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HE>cINpED ciIn ORDER. -gss-gE:

Cremt Snrth.ru garl"v . mt Minneapolis
oijAc Ell To str k II st Present.
ST. PAUL, April 20.-Tne strike of
Great Northern r ilroal employees called
for / o'clock a. IN. in Minneapolis has
been declared off for the present. The
men were ordered out there by telegram
at midnight, and all the night switch
ing crews qnit work. The strikers
assembled in their hall and discussed
the situation at some length. They
did not relish the idea OF going
out before they thoroughly understood
the situation, and I'll. 8. Young, presi-
dent of the Minneapolis union, was ap.
pointed a committee to wait on Presi-
dent E. v. Debs at his hotel in st. Paul,
and If possible get him to define the sit
uation. Mr.. Young drove to st. Paul
in an open carriage. arriving here at
$3.50 a. M. Mr.. Debs was asleep and
had left orders not to be awakened.
The appeal from Minneapolis, however.
was of such Importance that he was
called, and after listening to the decis-
ion Of the Minneapolis employees as
stated by Mr.. Young he declared the
strike off for the present, pending the
result of a mass meeting to tie held in
Minneapolis during the evening.
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Naiet Nc Earimrre.

LARnToRE, N. ID, April 1S..-Every.
thing i quiet here and nothing moving.
Company property Ia In no danger.
Crews re willing to haul mail cars but
the company will mot allow IL unless
freight i carried also. a. trainmen's
special was sent ont at 3 p. m. to Grand
Forks to confer with officials who are
expected there from ST. Paul. It will
b dangerous to send scabs up here, az
public symathy IL solid with the men
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Aberdeen g. d. News.

The strikers are steaifast in their de-
termination to bring about a reconcilia-
ton favorable to themselves, while the
railway magnates are equally deter
mined to carry into. operation the sched-
ules previously arranged. Unless the
differences are soon satisfactorily arbi-
trated much hardship will result along
the line exclusively traversed by the
Great Northern.
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aWe Herd of Rnfano.

WASHINGTON, April 20.--The aQricaI-
tural department has been notified that
two herd of domesticated buffalo and
elk are to DO found in Otoe county, Neb.
There are nine animals In the former
and eight In the latter. The owner col
lected the animals and i caring for
them in'the hope Of being able to pre-.
serve the breeds from extinction.