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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-19

Men interested in the colonial affairs
think that the foreign Office was some
what overreached in the convention with
France as to the Cameroons Hinterlaud
Petitions from German firms in the Af-
rican trade are pouring into the foreign
Office. All beseecn the government to
defer the signing of the convention
until after its publication. The
French newspapers have published
enough of the text to show that France
would acquire the right from the Allan
tic seaboard of her Congo possessions to
the unlimited interior stretching TO the
southern Nile, while Germany would be
limited from her Cameroons seaboard to
a small portion of Lake Tchad. French
reports that the convention has been
signed are not believed. The colonial
Office is overwhelmed daily with inquiries
and protests against such an arrangement
England's eventual attitude toward the
convention is uncertain. At present she
gives no sign Of assent or rejection.
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CTClSsAr, O., Juno 2a-Whilo all
trains havc been moved up to mid
night, the situation Ia growing serious.
United States deputy marShala have
control tonight OF tho Ludlow (Ky)
yards Of tho Cincinnati Southern. Tho
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton will
have largo force Of railway policemen
appointed by the governor tomorrow,
and other roads will secure similar pro-
lection tomorrow.
ll:46 p. ma mass.mcoting OF rail-
way switchmen, representing all roads
except the Pennsylvania, was held to-
night at Wost End hail. Over 800 woro
present. F. W. Phelan, OF the railway
union, spoke. lie snys every train in
Cincinnati will bo tied up In the morn.
ing. Resolutions to continue tho boy
colt strike was passed without opposi.
ton,
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CAIRo, ILL.,, Juno 2S-The boycott
against the Pullman Company has as
suncd sc;ious proportions.
Every railroad entering the city Is
now involved and not a wheel has
turned since / o'clock p. n, whom q
special train left over tho Big -Four, car
rylng funeral party oi nino pergons.
Passenger trains on the Iron Noun
tain, Cotton Belt, Mobile < Ohio and
Big Four roads, arc not moving, while
on tho Illinois Central, thoro aro six
passenger trains side-tracked, four Of
which carry mail. No freight trains
arc moving and business is at stand.
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DEsvER, COL, June 2S.-Thc crecu-
two committee OF the Republican Ma
tionNl League had q prolonged sOsSion
to-day. John GOodnow, Of Mlnnesota,
wns elected chairman. A resolution
Waa adopted empowering the president
to appoint q committee for tho purpose
Of preparing and suggesting amend
mentS TO tho constitution OF tho M
tioual Republican League, With special
reference to avoiding como Of the diff.
cultios that arose in the Donvcr convon-
tion in regard to tho basis OF voting,
and providing that in future tho place
Of meeting shall bo selected by tho ex-
ocutlyo committee and not by tho con.
yention. This committee will report to
the next couycntion.
Hon. II. Z. Harper, president Of tho
Mutual Reserve Fund and Life Assocla-
ton, Of Now York city, waa elected
tfea,urer.
The headquarters win bo continued
in Chicago.
The Iowa delegates 10 the National
Republican League convention say the
selection OF Clevolsnd instead Of Des
Moincs, as tho place Of holding the
nOEt convention, was accomplished by
fraud, and they will appealto tho cxecu-
tive committee to reverse tho decision.
Tho delegation has ssued q statement
to the Republican Leagues declaring
tha. Mr.. Byers, chairman Of the dele
CATION, challenged In convention tho 81
votes otthe college league CASTOR Glove
land by Theodore Cox.
Secretary Humphrey" the dele
gates say. "replied that Cox had tho
proper credentials on file and Chair-
man Tracey instantly overruled tho OBJ
isc.ion and counted the ninety.oRo
votes. Alter tho convention adjourned,
upon demand OF Secretary Humphrey
for tho credentials Of Sir. Cox. Secre-
tary Humphrey raked up an old letter
received by him from Cox on May 10,
1904, In which Mr. Cox gives list OF
the college clubs, r!nety-one IN all, and
Secrtary Humphrey now admits that
Cox had no other credentials. Tho let
ter was never presented 10 the commit
tee on credentials nor approved by the
convention"
Mr.. Byers says: "Thissis tho Ohio
Kind Of politics; II maybe tho policy
that Tracey and Humphrey intend to
pursue, but il they do and stick 10 it,
tho Republican National League is
dead, dcader than q mackerel in the
seas"
A meeting OF southern delegates has
been called for tho purpose Of organtz-
ing Southern league, on account Of the
dissatisfaction of the convention in re-
fusing to allow the adoption Of tho CEN
sus plan to representation IN the nouth.
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PARALYZDD
Ia tho Tratflo of tho Whole wcut
by tho Pullman Boycott.
TRAINS IRE TIED UP EVERYWHERE
And Travel Stopped from tho
Pacific Coast to tho Eass,
GREATEST BOYCOTT IN HISTORY,

RosultinE in Strike After Strike, and
the Movement Gradually Extend.
ing Over tho Country-Perishaplo
Freight Being Ruinod on sido
Tracks of Overland Routes In sey.
eral Western statcs - Tho United
States Court Takes HIND So Far
az tho Northern Pacific is Con.
cerned-Tho baltimore & Ohio Com.
pany Taking Measures TO Pro,ec.
its Property - Tho PcnnsylynuIa
Road Not Affected as Yct-Tho Sltu-
alton Up to tho Lntcst uour,
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SHIPPED TO CHICAGO.

American Railway Union Men IncoS An
Ewer IN Advertisement for Employment
Mt Chicago, but II Fnils TO TvorlS-So
Trouble on the Pcnnsylvan,a Hoad.
PITTsDURoH, June 2S-Eariy to-day,
in answer TO 40 advertisement, mon be-
gan crowding into the Office OF Assistant
Trainmaster J. S. Davis, OF tho For.
Wayne road, to secure employment In
Chicago. Il turned out Ihat many OF
tho applicants wore members OF tho
American Railway Union. Each man
was given card bearing his name and
the number OF the train he waa to leave
on for the vest Tho union mon were
incoc, and as n non-unionis. would ap-
pear on tho outside with his card he
was taken IN hand bv tho American
Railway Union men. Quite q number
Of the ticketa wore torn up as O result OF
the argument put forth.
This evening Mr.. Davis started with
batch Of eighteen men for the Fort
Wayne station, but before reaching
there union men had used such persuR-
sive talk that nine only remained with
Mr.. Davis and they were shipped to
Chicago at 6:20.
Twenty-niue recruits Till be shipped
to Chicago by tho Panhandle route At
2:2O a M, and moro nro expected to
follow tomorrow.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad otticialu
state that rs yet they have had no
trouble in their Pullman service and
expect mono.
Charles seldeu, superintendent OF
tho Baltimore &: Ohio Telegraph service,
LETT tonight for Chicago 10 nsaume con-
troll Of the Telegraph department. at that
end. He said he could not tell whether
tho Order OF Railway Telegraphors
would join the strike movement or not.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Congress will adjourn over the Fourth
Of July.
Vermont Democrats hRvo nominated
G. ". Smith for governor.
Seventeenth Ohio district Democrats
nominated J. q. D. Richards for Con-
gress.
S. n. Clark, editor OF the GG.e City,
keokuk, Iowa, vasuouinated fo7Con.
gross by the Republicans OF the Fire.
Iowa district
By order of the Frcnch ambaguado-
u Washington, rIUInorialscgrices will
be hold By French residents through.
out the'Uniscd States SUNDAY. at tho
tinc OF the funetal OF thels.e Pessidaas
Carno.
Ex-ConSressman Spencer was nom
tnated for governor By the Michigan
Democrats yesterday. Edwin F. Uhl
and John Strong wcre nohniaated for
the long aud short .erta. 10, United
States sen2te<espectiyely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

PUEBLO, Coi., June 2S.-Puoblo'a two
lodges Of the American Railway Union
have voted to carry ont the boycott on
Pullman sleapers, making it apply to
all roads entering this city, the Denver
!; Rio Grande, Santa Fo. Rock Island.
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific,
Denver & Gulf. When tho Santa Fe
train No. Q IRON Denver for tho east
pulled into tho Union depot about mid.
night, fifty awitchmeu were or hand
and uncoupled tho slcepcrs from the
rost Of the train. Tho samo thing was
done to the sleeper on the Santa Fe No.
from tho east. On this train were
the sleepers which wero held at Junta
oil day
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INDIANAPOLIS, IsD., Juno 28-Thc OH.
cials OF the Monon applied to Judge
Baker, Of tho federal court here, for
action against tho Pullman boycott
which had intoriorcd with tho trains
at Hammond. pleading that the train
carried tho United States mail. Judge
Bakor told them il the company would
not haul Pullman cars on tho mail
trims thnt there would be no mood TO
take tho matter to court rs the trains
would not DO stopped. Trains on othor
lines have not bccu interiored with
and were running on time.
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sr. LOUIS, No, Juno 2S.-John Lally,
bees awitChman Of tho terminal railway
association, this evening refused to
mako UP trains with Pullman cara and
vas discharged. Sixty Of the switch.
mon employed By the Missouri Pacific
Immediately walked out and demanded
LallT's restoration and that thoy be not
required to handle Pullman cars.
At q late meeting OF tho Missouri
Pacific sWitchmon it was decided to
stand By tho night Bwitchmol and 90
out tomorrow morning. This will tako
out tho romaining iorty.hve switchmon
OF tho Missouri Pacific and will result
IN Q complete tie-up Of tho road here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
AN UNPRECEDENTED SCENE
In the nIitish House OF Commons-A
Labor ncndct', Pointed Remarks.

In the NTiti,h House OF Commonn-A
Labor rcnder', Pointed Remarks.
LoSDoH, Juno 2S.-Thcrc was 40 IN.
psccOdonted incident In tho house Of
commons this evening when Sir VIII.
lam Vernon IlNrcourt, supported by
Mr. Baliour, moved an address Of con.
Eyatula:iou to tho queen upon tho birth
Of an heir to tho duko Of York. The
motion was about to be put when Jamed
kcir liatdic, probably tho most promi.
nGnt OF tho labor membera Of parlia-
mcnt, arose and said:
81 owe allegiance to no hereditary
ruler. [Ohi OIL Tho motion pro-
poses 10 ra!ee tho importance oi IN
event OF everyday occurrence. | am
delighted to learn that the child Is fairly
hoalthy. oh OH. | shall bo pleased
to Join IN mo ordinary congratulations
II Inject tue chlll's parents. But, whom
the house OF commons, representing
tho nation, is asked TO join in congratu.
latlons, then in the iutotOsts OF tho
dignity Of tho house, Protest"
Further on ho said: "ThOro is tho
prince OF Wales. What special bless-
ing has he coniorrod upon tho nation
that We should rejoice with him.
This child will bo surrounded by
eycophants and i!ntterrrs, and will be
taught 10 believe himself superior TO
creation. In courfu OF timo he will tour
tho world with rumora OF morganRtic
marriages in his train. [Cries OF dis.
sontl As the house has not found
timo TO vote condolcnco with tho
widows, orphans and others who are
suffering from the terrible collicry
calamity in Wales, protest against the
present mummory."
The motion WAS then put, Uardic
alone protesting. and was passed.
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ST. PAUL. MINI, June 2S.-A general
strike is on on the Northern Pacific sys.
TEN. It went into effect at y o'clock
midnight. Not wheel 10 turning on
the eastern end OF the road and o com.
plcto tic up is reported from Livingston
and other points.
The strike is tho direct outcome OF
tho Pullman boycott, tho employees de-
maudins the reinstatement OF the men
discharged Tucsday and yesterday for
refusing 10 handle the boycottebcars,
and demanding that tho order for the
discharge OF all employees who refuse 10
handle the cars bo rc.cinded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
CARNOTS FUNERAL.
UniIcrTnl SiEnS OF Mourning 10 Paris-A
Impressive Programme.

UniIcrtni siEnN OF Mourning IN Paris-An
Impressive Programme.
PARIS, juno 29.-Tha streets around
the EIyseo presented sUmbro aspect
las: night Allthe lamps were covered
with crepe and shed sickly Light upon
the scene.
Tho very walls OF tho palace arc cover.
cd With funeral black. Within tho
Cour d Honneur presents striking and
impressive appearance. Tho coionnado
is completely dgaped With mourning
cloth.
Tho catatalquo will be IN tho
form OF 4 small Greek temple
with Co7inthian columns, tho whole
in black and silver arabesQuo Or
namoniation. The base will DO Of tho
samo colors. Tho colin will also bo in
black and silver.
Tho regular choir will be quadruDled
in number at the funeral. NJ. Faure,
tho famous baritone, will sing, and
Saint-saons will conduct the con,orya-
toire chorisGerl,
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QUEENSTOWN, juno 2S. - Richard
Croker and his tTo sons embarked To-
day Tor Now York on board tho White
Star Nnot Majestic. Mr.. Croker, before
calling. said that hewas In better health
than when he lef! the United States,
and tina. his son, who was suffering
from malaria had also 9rca,lyiuprovod.
Mr.. Croker complained tim. no had
been "pestered By american reportera.n u
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WlsuIEuroy, D. C-,Juno Ex-senator
Sherman to-day introduced q resolution
which wcut over uader tho ru!esiin-
st.ucting the committee on interstate
commerce commission 10 inquire into
the expediency OF regulating By law tho
employment and uso OF sleeping and
parlos cars, not owned by. railroad com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Mcrz, June 9S-About thousand
1taliana who fed from Franco after the
assassination OF Prelidcnt Cannot, be-
cause they wero afraid they would bo
prosecuted on account OF tho crime OF
thcir countrymen. arc camping in the
open fields in the vicinity OF this city.
Most OF them are without means and
arc suffering many hardships.
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LONDON, June 2S.-Honri Rochefort,
IN an interview to-day said he knew
Caamir-Pc-icr well and considered the
choice made OF him for president to bo
the worat 1t was possible to mako. "His
presidency mean: civil war. Eo would
seek m alliance OF Germany in order to
cell tho Germans his coal, as he is chief
stockholder in the Amin mines, the
richest in France. He has already an-
nounced his intention Of dissolvinS tho
chamber and it will not be long before
q conflict occurs."
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CoLunDUs O, June 2S-The Colun-
bus, Hooking TalleC & Toledo -ran-oad,
has restored tho 10 per cent Gu. in
wages
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LONDON, Juno 23.-1ord Rosobery, IN
his reply to tho letter aont him by the
Anh-Gambling League protesting
against horse-racing, says:
MY position is simply this. Like
Cromwell, whose official position was
higher than mine, aud tho strictness OF
whose principles caunot bo questioned,
I possess q iew race horses. and am
glad when ono OF these happens to be
GOOD oue."
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kansas CI7Y, June 2S.--The Arcnon
on tho Santa Fc railroad formally struck
here at 8 o'clock. Tho delayed Calitor-
min train had tho third Pullman attach
cd here by tho master mec5anic 70 go
ahead. The Truman refused TOGO ont.
O.her t;remen werc ordered to taSoi hia
uloce and after several had refused the
Strike ordcr was issuetopplyinS only to
through trains with Pullman coaches'
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OAIRo, Ill. July 2s.-As 4 resul! OF
the Pullman boycott, traffic on the Hi.
nois Central at this point has been tenn
porarily suspended. Tho fa9. New Or
leans and Chicago vestibuIe train carry
ing two Pullman cars, which arrived at
$50 a. n, is still on the eide track after
having made Several Intellectual at
tempts to move,
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LONDON. Juno 2S.-Thc Romo cores.
pendent OF tho Timt, learns that the
Italian government intends to propose
to the powers tho adoption OF system
OF international supervision Of anarch-
ism, and tho creation OF central bu.
reau, say at Geneva, for the exchange
OF news in regard to the movements OF
recognized anarchists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
Attempt to Blow Up nm Ultra Protestant
and Prohibition Organ In Montreal.


and Prohibition Organ In Montreal.
MONTREAL, June 2o.-Shortly after
midnight this morning an attempt was
made to blow up tho IETtnss, office with
dynamite.
a loud explosion simultaneous with
the sha!tering OF glass startled the
neighborhood, and an alarm OF fire
quickly followed. The Witness is IN
ultrN-Protcstant prohibition daily and
has at all times many enemies.
The aim Of the dynnmiters was evil
dently the press room, rs that portion
OF tho building was badly shattered,
although as for as known at present the
presses were not injured. The police
arc now investigating.
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JUDGE CALDWELL TAXES A HAND.

JUDGE CALDWELL TAXES 4 HAND.
A message was received hero tonight
by Receiver Wilson. Of tho Atchison
road, from Judge Caldwell, OF tho United
Staten court Judge Cald we'll 10 now in
Michigan on pleasure trip.
Tho message Gays: Tho mon in cm.
plov tho rocoivCrs Of tho Atchlson
railway syatom must discharge all thcir
usual and accustomed dut!es or Quit tho
service OF tho receivers altogether and
permit other men to takO their places,
who will discharge their duties. Any
or all tho employees can quit tho service
OF tho court II thoy dOsirc 10 do so, but
whom thoy quit they must not Interfere
in any manner with tho property or tho
operation OF the road, or mcn employed
to take thotr places. Any such inter.
fcrcnco will bo promptly dealt with aa
q contempt OF court.
Tho men must understand thnt thoy
cannot remain in tho service OF the re.
coiyers and reIuGc TO perform any duty
pertaining to that service They must
mako their collection, whether they will
taEO their order as TO tho cars 10 bo
switched and handled from President
Debs or the court"
judge Caldwell has Jurisdiction over
such portions oil tho Northern Pacific as
arc in Minnosota and tho Dakotas and
over Southern Pacific as well.
Vice President Robinson, OF tho
Atchison, said tonight: "We shall re.
sumo business as usual tomorrow and
II any attempt iS made to stop us, wo
Will reier tho matter to Judge Caldwell
and allow him to arbitra,e with Mr.,
Doba."
Will TIE UP THE PACKING INDUSTRY.
Atll O'clock tonight all the switch
men, firomcn, engineers and traiumen
on tho Chicago & Weatern Indiana
struck. This corporation owns tho
tracks over which tho Aichiaon, Grand
Trunk, Wabash, Chicago and Eastern
Illinois, and Louieyille, Now Albany <
Chicago lines leave the city.
Tonight tho employees OF the Union
Stock Yards and Transit Company do
citod TO inform the company tomorrow
morning that unless it refused to ham
die tho freight cara Of limos hauling
Pullman cars they would strike. The
number OF mon is not over 800, but
their action will completely tie up the
stock yards and patalyzo the packing
industry,
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TRINIDAD, Juno 2s-ll A.m-The Pull
man strike is on hore. At II o'clock
las. nigh. tho operators at Ration, Las
Vegas and Albuquerque could not be
raigcd and shortly afterwards tho ope-
rators hore quit work. At an American
Railway Union meeting held last night
tho strike was endorsed and the SWITCH
mon stopped work this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

CHICAGO, Juno 2S.-Telegrams were
sent ou. q short timo ago from the
American Railway Union headquarters
in this city ordering all men on tho
Denver, Rio Grande and Union Pacific
roads out at once.
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DEs MONIES, IA, June 2S.-N1astor
Workman Sovereign, Of the Knights Of
Labor, predicts the strike against tho
Pullmaus will bo the biggest one in
the history OF tho country. He said
tho Knights would hght it out with tho
railroad mon 70 tho bitter end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

81. PAUL, MIwH., June 2S.-At 10 2.
m, there is no change on the Northern
Pacific. No efforts made to movo
trains. Strikers quiet Wisconsin
Central train lett one hour late. Other
roads all right.
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ROTTERDAM, Juno 28.-Arrivsd, Am.
s.erdan, from New York.
NEw YoRK, June 2G-Arrivod, stutt-
CART, from Bremen; TrsYe, from
Bremen.
GEsoA, Juno 28.-Arrived, Fulda,
from New York.
BREMEN, Juno 2S.-Arrivod, Lain,
from New York.
souTuAMrTos, Juno 28.-Arrived, Co.
lumbia, from New York
QUEENSTOWN, June 2a-Arriyed, Ger
manic, from Now York.
GLASGOW, juno 28.-Arrtved, Peruvi-
an, from New York.
HAMBURG, juno 2S.-Arrived, Scan.
dia, from New York.
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TOPEKA, KAs., Juno 2S.-A posse Of
deputies lef! here tonight for Florence
and Dodge City to take charge Of Santa
Fe property. Trains numbers s. 5 and
! from Kansas City, passed through to-
night without interference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

OMAHA, NEE, June 2S-Tho Pullman
boycott trouble is growing moro serious
here, and though trains were made up
with Pullmans attached, it was with
tho assurance they will be detached
elsewhere out west and never returned
till aiter the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
Trains EuuninG From Cincinnati.

ClNCIHsArr, O., June 2S,-AIl roads
sant out all trains on schedule time to.
night. The Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton asked Governor Mckinley for
railway police. It resorts to tho courts
tn-tnnrtniu
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REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
National Executive Committee
,1'cko1 Important Action
FOR AVOIDING The DIFFICULTIES

Such as Arose iu tho Denver ConTen.
tiOn--In Future tho Place OF Meet
Ing VIII DO Selected by tho Com
mittco-Iowa Delegates Mako n
Kiok-Thcy Charge that tho Scle0-
tIoa OF Cleveland Was Accom-
plishcd by Fraud
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pSnios, engaged In Interstate commerce,
tho cost Of operating thom, tho charges
,;nado for their uso, aud what ought to
DO reasonable charges fot their seats,
bcrths and sections In such CarI.
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rnsnhln M. q %. Trains.

BA17ImoRR, MD, Juno 2S'-6eneFa!
suporiutendcnt Thomas Fitzgerald, OF
the Baltimore & ohioTailroad, tonight
sous about City trainmen TO Chicago,
from Camden Station, 10 assia&-;1n
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Northern p,cJflc Mon Go Ont

HELENA, MoSr., June 2a-At0 O'Clock
tonight all American Railway Union
men on the Northern Pacific railway
went out under an order from President
Dcbs. Tho entire limo in this state,
branches and all,;uro tied up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

EL1ryBUro, IA, Juno 23.-The east.
bound Northern Pacific train Is tied up
here as the result OF the strike. Not o
wheel is turning on either division to-
day.