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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
KsiEh,- OF 'sssr Psp.l,-,-

Omaha, July %,--The seasinu Il the
executive h"Ari u the Knights IL Labor
10 devoted - the situation In Nebraska
state Master Workman d, AllenAnd was
called In fnr consultation, and after near.
ing his s,Ai.men, Il was r.solv.d To- lend
the influence II the orisr in the imI~nd.
ing cSml'aign Ia the populists |, was
decided Ia ssnd organizers over the stat.
in conjunction with the populis, state
committees Ia thoroughly organic. tn.
wage Workers aud hrInrrs hr the s,rug
81. nj the Iolls In November.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

The following business houses have
concluded Ia clu-- their stores AT ! t. clock
daily commencing to-day. July %, 1874
Ilf-ld Bros
Lesser 4 Lewinson,
Leon Is. stern h Co,
Max schurter,
u. II, Bostright tRacket),
Il l. wsshhurn Il Co,
sulser & Co. (fAir).
Elder & CO.,
J N. Leary,
A simpler.
Jno ID. Torlina.
handell Brm. Il Co,
X Post d Co,
H. + Rose q Bro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
a st.,,.Hr mLAzE
rae Arcade H--iasrhnt brstreS 81 bS
t,rr Last Night

AEenaf VfSthstnht W
t,rr Last Might
The Arcade restaurant. IN the rear nf
the Mon,"Iums building GA Second street
and Railroad avenur. Is u thing " the
past. the result IL u tire which secured
IN the restaurant At II ~ u'clrk last
night
A. the hour mentioned All alarm was
sent M, spd IN n tWiukliug. frum the
present q, nvcni"nt location ~ the two
uptown hnr- COMPANIES, the hr-mrn ap.
l~ArVi rapidly nn the sc-nr aud soon had
twu powerful streams IT water playing
upon the burning huihiing.
After the t,mes hal been smnihrr,si
aud "htinguishrl, the water Wa ori, rrd
oi AMI III" Hahc-k rxtinguishrrr from
the Hoax ani Ladder company wrr"
hr"ugh, mt" r''IuIs,tion, they hring used
IN putting nut any lingering sparks which
could ne, h" reached 10y the MAJ rmru
wlth"u, greater damage Ia ia, building
The trrmrn dh their work effectively
and quickly, frum the time the alarm wa
seut Ia tn the tim" The chief nrlrr,si nf
ia" r"mr1uirr only ifN-eu minutes being
consumed, and the building II ony liam
ag"d t"A ,riilng amount, fully iurui,pl
hnt the restaurant was gui,-l
Eug"u" L"rklry. one of the ,rnpri,tnr.
Il Va" restaurant. states that lac LEFT h..
business nj II o'riTk T. III aml after
seeming that everything was all right
turned ou, the TX lt. II i. though, tia,
ih" tire originated from the gar"iIur
stove. but Nj lrrklry report. that the
-t"v" had No, h"n u-,,l r,r halt an h,ur
hrfnr" lac clu-,d M
Mr. Wallhrlg". Il" partner. war not
ware II ia" tire until =" informed Aftri
't" urcurrruo" 10y Mr. Lr-klry
There Was half uf n i've. gallon can Of
gasoline IN the kitchen. and there Ia ~
Indication tina, It "Aplpi"i, although the
-p"ut Of the can wsa burned nif 10y the
hrc From an examination II appears that
ter bat the cEu-" IL i,r origin will remain
= mystery,
M"-Sr~. w"llbridg" n L-rkl.y CARRIED
M Insurance "f $500 ~ the Commercial
Union II Loudnn, represented hy CALVIN
Whiting. IN ia" restaurant. They claim
thS' ia" hr' causes lnss II between
500 ani 81 ~ I" them They had only
been ia business two months. having
h"ught out J W Palmer, and was get
ting along -plcndhly.
The building belongs tn the Tallo,,
'S,atr. and Is damaged probably Ia the
amount nfA hundred dollars.
TIA" from, part 81 the hn,llng II nccu.
prl 10y Mrssr-. McCurrirtnu n teach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Valuable aud WORTHLESS.

The owner OF q valuable iron de-.
pei, In the East learned by accident
fs' his ore obtained u quantity Of
element that produces the black.
p dye known 10 chemistry or com.
)srce and worth some fabulous price
Pr ounce Delighted at the pros.
pct OF wealth. he made ready To
foduce his dye, but preliminary in.
PstigAtion showed that the total
fmand for the stun was not more
ben . few pounds per annum lie
pve up the scheme rs u commercial
Pnture. though hn had. As h. d..
ares enough Of the stuff to
scken the face OF tho universe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

frrr NiIiInE Gsid ore In IA lara
samoa

rHs CIrrGNS spnrtlm' AZ" predicted
tha, la lara anl Bear rAnnns would h-
free gold producers. This statement Mas
made from rrliHhl" authority which is
u"w born" "ut hy strik" made a FEW
days sine" ~ the Flrr, Lady claim h..
hanging tJ Z Jriiuris The claim IN -
MI" east IT bear SIrIugS aud WAS nAmr,i
Ia honor 81 Mrs JrhnrIs. Who was the
bret lniy ~ ia" camp,
ia" as-"sSinru, showed ur sell Ani
tn feet IL additional work -Hpos-d
long SCAN II slate from which free gold
has been banned,
Two ASrays JUS, made IN Pueblo fnoU
n fair sample 1T the entire fac. ran rc-
sI-c,ivr!y $!6 ~ gold aud ~ 95 in silver.
aud 90 gold and d 10 in silver.
This - il strictly free milling. ami de-
vrl"rrnrnt work will he push,i Al oacs
hy Cod Jrhoris who expects to be ship
ping or N short time. doh for. tbs
B1rrgo district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

You don't mean 10 say that you
fvo gone back 10 kerose ne'" ex-
aimed tho caller
Yes" r'plied the housewife. II
"a to do IT,"
"Economy?"
mo |, was to keep my husband
p Of 81 Elizabeth'A lie got an
|ea that the bills were not being
|ade out correctly, and was putting
elk hours y night. VIII he should
fve been sleeping. trying to read
Ps metre for himself. Washing ton
lac
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
lioXs IN ! rIA

d. J, A. Gilbert OF tho Yale
pathological laboratory. has just
Pmpleted some tests regarding the
|entai and physical developments Of
e pupils OF the New Haven pubic
Phools, showing that boys are more
7as's've 10 weight discrimination,
h girls can toll the difference In
flor shades better than boys. aud
ny boys can think quic<er than the
her sex
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

jsri,o reishb~hood. ~. P.arcs ofhcis.
,,>l. and he rrI~ts oil parties c"ncerncd
In the event getting siong rplendhlly
Later. N, IIubbsll drove ~ h. the city
this sfrru.s II aud thr new. II the ~.
cress. having loskcsi "u', br ~ receiving
the congratulations " many city frtcndr
sncc"ss 4" ~. young r"pnhlicsn IT Ia.
jaritu, may he live ing aud pr'rIrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
sae 90 ssesrrp.

W, II. futile. wife and child. have gone
Ia socorro and neighboring mountains.
where Mr.. Tu,il- will, for the time, cast
10 the b,ris 'hs care II all such trivial
and sn'irrly worldly things - ysns,ian
red, DAmAT varnish. Masury's drop
black. Carmine lake In Japan. putty In
blsdd.rs. whitewash brushes. mixed
paints, China clay, Paris green and other
delsctAble nou. sAtAblss. Mr.. Tuttls gill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

"iou often hear II said. Don't be
clam"
Yes"
II think this does Injustice to tho
elan. The o 10 something about
that bivalve that commsnds IL to ouI
consideration and respect
What Is that"
iii knows ~hen to shut up"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

The oldest library In the United
states IL claimed to bs the New
York society library 10 University
place As It's story 10 given. 1t wa,
established By the earl OF Bcllamont
In 100 in the new city hail In Wall
street, whore the sub.tressury build.
Ing now stands New York had then
u population OF about 800
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
A wiasiea. NnEel.
A IIa,r. Br-ad,h E.-aps.

~ served all through tho late civil
war" remarked Jonas Felt, VI Ma.
shun, n. H., and ] saw . good many
narrow escsPeS from death About
the closest shave Ia being killrG ever
faw was this: One day a sick soldier
was lying I'M tent with his knapsack
for u pillow lie was supposed To 10
out VI harms way, but a solid shot
came flying through the air, struck
the knapsack and carried II clean
away. The only Inconvenience To the
iuvsiid was the io,s ~ his pillow and
the sudden letting down Of his head.
As the kuap.aek was scarcely thicker
than the missile. II might be called
literally . hair breadth escape"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Ayers Pills. which rcoeived the high.
-, awards ., the worlds Pair. are ~.
commended, by leading physicians, for
the cure of sostivensss, indigestion. slug
giahnsss q the lives. jaundic.. snd sick
headache. slso, 70 rslisvs colds, fsvsrs,
neuralgia and rhsamstism.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

u II not often person sees officials
nigh in office. performing labor that lie.
longs to the common class. hut II any
me desires 10 See such = spectacle, b. or
ia" can call at the local frrigh, depot oi
ia" Santa fr read. Station Agent Hraly
"nd Chief Clerk AcCannA ARE acting ~
platform checking clerks. owing l." u re-.
',uction "ri"r since the strike, and these
~" high officials ARE performing their
Ntra dates with great credit. although
,igr beads at Precipitation course their
,ay down their furrpwed cheeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
DtsrAsULN DSED.
~ ~amiie Placed on tue cracks or the
Local Haiiroad Ia West rr--r.,t

One "f IA" most dartArlly deeds even
attempted III thus section occurred lar,
wght Ar Juig" W u Mtirrw va,
walking along thr railroad track ~ Wrri
frHn",t tins morning, near the El",tr,
Light t"mpAuy'r plant, he drrcnvrr,p,
"'tn" giant powder iylug Alungrldr "n,
II IA" faiir tn making al insrstigA.
tluu, h" discovered another stick lNInI
nl"ugSld- Of the opposite rail. whil- Their,
vas quite lot of losa- dynamite scat
irr,"i around there. he immediately ir.
Inrfrd TIA" matter tn the railroad officials
AMI an ir"rr,igatiuu WAS commenced, 10
which enough evidence WAS discovered "a
leave NJ d"ubt that the dynamit. had
been placed th-- with the intention Of
wr"cking n train. The explosive had
i""n placed On ia. rail. and the jar FROM
an approaching train hal caused II I"
roll nri al"nsidc II the track
Had he purInSr Intended btrn ac.
!, would no, only have ~.
-uli.si IA blowing up the train tina, struck
the dynamite. but would. in all probA.
hili,y, have resulted in bl"wing up tn.
plant of the Electric Light Company. A.
there was n sutficirn, quantity al il to
nave done this. owing Ia the close pruI.
unity 81 ia. works where il WAS placed
on the track
A pretty good clue has alr''aiy been
nbtalne'l to the perpr,rator If the deed.
and II may result in his apprehension.
Prescott Juurnai. NJ liner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
Bicycles In tran~e.

There were 1926 cycles used
for pleasure solely In France la,
year, . fact disclosed through tho
collection OF tho tax imposed op
them The proportion OF bicycles
aud tricycies 10 not stated. Cycles
used by tradosmen for purely bust.
ness purposes are exempt from tho
tax.
A WinGiess NngsL
Bilson - jimson seems to b. DO.
voted 70 his wife
Timsoa-No wonder She II III"
most angelic creature ! ever saw
Why. ! believe she could even Ge'p
. girl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Engines 80, ~, 56 and 10. which were
sent 10y I'll" Atlantic a Pacific company
I" the R'chmond. Va. shops Ia b. ~.
pslr'-i and receive = general overhaul.
'ng, have arrived frnm the east. and will
at once b" added I" the motive power ri
the company, The gentlemen who
brough, them herr. W, A. HAriin, W J.
'ampbell, Henry t'auz-rt aud X An.
h"rSon, all hrr' class engineers, len III.
cl'y tins morning Ter Richmond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

II " wray. the Ch,iI -h.ep raiser. IA
partner II John Irwin. waS in the city
yesterday and Lac, night. the guest II
VIM Mcintosh. A few days AK, ruM
CirnKS ~'a's'i. upon rum"r, that Mr H..
win hal Su'idrnly lon the ranch and mar
ried Mr. Wray substantial ,hs ~.
Inrt, AMI states that Mr. Irwin was mAr.
ried n short time agD Ia = sAuta f. belle.
They arr rlIrc,'Si nj the ranch IA h.s
days, and after arrang nv certain mat.
l.rs they wlll Wei, the old home al yr
Irwin back IN Pitshurg, Penn.
Rev j. ID. barh' Il ~ orro, 10 in III.
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
LIrTLk roo KXPsSsiNk

b '''' 'hu' az 'br'h'lf w w" Way ~
carrying the deception any farther, frr
when the pouring u the metal began the
NO.ouncs mold was quickly filled and
yet there var enough metal IN the pat ,o
Nil another mold half ss large Orinar
ily gold d1,r ne, swell up like this II
may swell itS NV n-r up, hut the metal IT.
self does not con ain such rIIsnsivequaI.
tiles.
Taking other suspicious circumstA noes
,utu connection with the rrtnrt into con.
-drrAiiun the mint employees concluded
that they would have the stud nssay,ai
immediately, without waiting untI the
in"rIu". As IN customary, aud the arnayrr
# the mint Was sent for At once.
lie SAr r"t long IN getting an Assay
which convinced him that the value plac.
III upon the metal hy 'he shipper Mas
NON" Io' low Ia fact, the "a I,Ir,r chaI Z.
- 90 the package, T. -, was much mnrr
than the whole thing was worth. In
tact. ia" assays showed not even trac.
ut gold,
TINS Mas certainly unusual. 40 gold
hrIck s~,uilrrs generally have th"ir
war-s At least "SS-h-I" with gold before
thsy star, "ut l." skin" the unsu.Irct.
l'g "suekeis" II waS "rrlorl." aud
rNru pur" gold, IA the rrlur,, has not u
yer! rch u. brilliant hue. tut Ia starr
an "a III Il
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Rev J. ID. barh' II ~ orro, 10 in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

James Smith was listener at the Briggs
trial yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bum spent the day
as the guests of st. Clair friends.
Archie Campbell, of Philadelphia, drum-
med up trade iu town yesterday,
George Seager, Michael Schneider and Fl, a.
Acker were Mahnnoy City visitors to day.
Ellis Lewis, one Of our popular bartendcrs,
is the guest of his parents at Mahaloy City.
Mrs. Joseph Reese, Of Lost Creek, received
a paralytic stroke ON Saturday, and her
friends have very little hopes of her recovery.
s. Van Bureu, Of Ashland, representing
Jacob Ulmer * Sons, pork packers, louisville,
was in town this morning looking after his
! firms interests.
Jno. A. BELLY, Leo Bamherger, Edward
O'Donnel, Harry Preston and Charles H H.
Lewis were passengers on tho 9:1O Lehigh
/ Valley train tor Potsvlle this morning.
| For the 18th term our old newspaper friend.
| Cyrus T, Fox, has been elected Secretary of
the Berks County Agricultural and Horticul-
| tural Society. That Society appreciates a good
map and we congratulate it for showing its
| good sense and Mr. Fox because OF hit appre-
citation
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19
ONE CENT
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Reading Drumm,r's Unsuccesstul Love
AnaIr.

AuAlrs
Robert Haruer claims Reading as his
home, and as an occupation travels through
this region IS salesman for a well known
Wholesale house Of that city. He has made
many acquaintance in the various towns OF
the county by his anahe manner, and has
also built up quite a trade for his house It
appears however, lhat he has q weakness for
the fair sex, and which came near ending his
career as travelling tourist During his
visits TO this town he became infatuated with
the winning ways Of = married lady who his
figured very prominently of late in the cOu'-
ty courts in divorce cases, and who at pre-
eut does not live with her husband, but e.
sides with sister i'm Ashland. As = result
Of these fmily qusrrels the husband hts
served short time i'm tho county jail The
wife is blonde, and has a very proposes ing
appearance
II appears that Harner visited Ashland the
other, and while there called upon the object
of his admiration with serious intentions
His proposal of marriage was rejected, aud
as result IL is said that he attempted suicide
by q king q large dose Of laudauum, 1t is
not known whether or not the attempt was
merely a bluff in order to induce his lady
| love to change her mind, but it is q fact that
tarner is still in the land of the living, for
he was seen circulating among his business
acquaintance here yesterday looking none
| the worse for his attempted suicide He may
| thank an Ashland physician, however, for his
extended lease of life.
Harner. on the other hand, claims that he
did not take the dose Of laudanum with
deadly intention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19
PoLIrloAL PoINrs.

The next Chief Burgess will be the IRE.
siding officer OF the Borough Council aud
viii have the veto power
We believe the newspaper fraternity have
just as much right 10 be represented i'm Coun-
ell as any other class aud for that reason.
more than anything else, we ould like to
see our friend Doyle get the Democratic
nomination next week.
John L. Hassler is being commended for
the good taste be has shown i'm conducting
his canvass for Chief Burgess. An honorable
canvass is always comueudabc
Jim Kalbsch isn't saying much, but is
doing g great deal of work
10 is apples to shorprgs that the next Chief
Burgess will be a citizen.
The First ward Democrats are not all
happy 10y any means. There are too many
aspifauts tor the few Offices In sight
Candidate Betteridge is an smiles He has
the enemy ON The run. $50 say his friends.
Gable is confident of winning the Tax
Receivership He has good trained workers,
who are not letting Che grass grow under
their feet.
To-uights primaries viii settle as TO who is
who. Let the defeated take 10 good natured-
| y and promise to help elect the successful
nominees. That is business AS well as poll.
| tics.
To the defeated there is another day com.
ing.
Charley Hagenbuch has not been sleep
| ing His friends claim he will show unex-
peeted strength in the different wards to-
night
The Councilmanic contest i'm the Third
ward between William Neiswenter G. Il.
Straughn. BENZ Richards and James Morgan
! is spirited one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

Get your repairing done at Holderman's.
l2.g7-0
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

aave you tried MeElhenny's fried oysters
S-12-h
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

Orders were issued this morning by the
official of the Reading Coal and Iron Company
suspeudng operations at ten Of their colliories
for sn indefinite time. Among the number
are included two located here, West Shenan.
dOah and Shenandoah City coliCries, employ
ing about 500 men and boys, Orders were
also issued suspeudng operations at sll the
collieries controlled by the above company for
the balance Of the week. With the exception
of the two colliories mentioned above, all will
resume again Monday morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

BOBERTS-At Mt. Carmel, January rs
1894 samuel Roberts, aged 81 years. Funer
al will leave Mt. Carmel Saturday Goth, on
2;2O Lehigh Valley train for Shenandoah, to
proceed to the odd Fellows cemetery Friends
and relatives invited 1-lg-lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19
Wedding Iuvitntiont

Over 500 Of the finest and correct style
wedding invitations and cards TO select from
81 the HRRALD ONCE. Either printed OF
engraved We san discount city prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

Sol, Foster Esq, Attorney aud Counsellor,
at.Iaw, Of PoiHvile has taken rooms 81
SlcElhenuy's cafe building aud will open b
branch law office. Mr. Foster expects 10 b,
In Shenandoah every Wednesday and satur-
day evenings, when he can be consulted al
the place mentioned. ll-22-2W
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

All licenses granted on Wednesday, Jan
uary 10, 1894, must be taken up on or before
Wednesday, January "a, 1894.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19

Buy Keystone floor. Be sure that the
name LHssIG & BARR Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack. 3-8-3tnw
The sun., 1894-09-11
AFTER THE SUGAR TRUST.
Attorney General KaowitOa or Massachu-
setts Files Another Information.

BosToN, sept. TO-. Attorney General Knowl-
ton proposes TO make determined effort to
compel the American sugar Refining Company
to comply with the laws Of the common wealth.
Some time ago he filed all information in the
Supreme Court, and from the subsequent deCi-
sion of Judge Barker the corporation appealed
Ia the full bench Of the supreme Court. That
appeal Is now pending.
At the time Of the hearing IL was the opinion
that the existing law was not entirely adequate
Ia compel foreign corporations To make returns,
and the Legislature OF 1894 passed AN ameIsla-
tory act, under which Attorney -lieneral KnOwl-
ton has filed a second proceeding. which will
come up in the supreme Court tomorrow. The
second Information, II is believed will accom-
plish the desired result IL the first one fails.
The law of 1894 in substance provides that
every corporation which shall omit 10 file the
annual statement required by law shall forfeit
not less than s. nor more than $40 for each and
every day for fifteen days after the first day OF
April. and not less than 81 . nor more than 5000
for each and every day thereafter while said
omission continues, 10 be recovered In the name
OF the Attorney -tiencral. at the relation OF the
Commission or of corporations; and upon such
information the court may issue an injunction
restraining the further prosecution OF the bust
ness OF the corporation named therein until the
sums sO forfeited are paid with interests and
costs, and until the returns required are made
IL is understood that the Attorney -ieneral
has other proceedings against the company in
contemplation.
The sun., 1894-09-11
TO IHPEACH OLSEY.
knights OF Labor Urge All Assemblies 20
Prepare Charges Against Him.

BUFFALO, Sept. l0.-The General Executive
Board OF the knights OF Labor, In session here,
passed two important resolutions to-day. The
first was an endorsement OF President Debs of
the American Railway Union. 1t approves OF
his action before the investigating committee,
and offers the moral and, IL necessary, the
financial support OF the Knights Of Labor
When representatives of the Knights were In
Washington urging the appointment Of a COM
mission to investigate the trouble OF the Ameri-
can Railway Union "A movement was begun 10
bring about the impeachment Of Attorney
knights Of Labor throughout the United states
were requested to prepare charges against Mr.
Olney and place them in the hands or the Con-
grcssman representing the district In which the
assembly had It's being. To-day the Executive
Board passed a resolution urging all assemblies
to prepare charges against the Attnrney-Gen-
eral forthwith. 50 that they may be placed be-
fore Congress- at its next session: also asking
the assemblies to approach all nominees tor
Congress Ia learn how they intend To act on tue
impeachment question.
4. b. Mctiuire of Amsterdam, q member OF
the Board. said: THE Knights will attempt 70
impeach Mr.. Olney for violation ct article ~,
section I, Of the Constitution, which preScribes
how and when United states troops shan DO
sent into state Troops can be ordered into
state only In case OF Instruction or rebellion,
and there was neither in Chicago when soldiers
were ordered there "a crush the American hall-
way Union and aid the railroads.
THE Antitrust law, under which Mr.. Olney
Is empowered to instruct District Attorneys to
prosecute all trusts, has not been enforced, and
l. another point against him. Weexpect 10 get
the votes of enough members OF the House with
the Populists. WHO are our friends. 10 make a
strong move against Olney"
Tomorrow the Board viii get down to work in
ear