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The evening world., 1894-07-13
SAID HE HAD A "PULL."
John Mcchnn HeiJ Tor Trial for
False pretense.

John Meehan, twenty-five wears old.
~ A. BowcrN, was arraignci in the Es-
SIX Market Court this afternoon, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. The complainant, Laura Smith.
is pretty girl and lives AT Pc Eldridge
street.
Neohau. she SAID, approached her on
r., ,sday niShl an the Bowery, near
Rroume street. tie hoasted Of his pull
with tho raptaiU oC the precinct. He
told hey IL sh' would sive him 81 for the
captain sine would NOT be nlerrered
WITH Sh. dil roj have the money then.
end made an appointment with Meehan
'o. THURSDAY afternoon a Ter hou7r.
Nr,haN was ou hand ~ the time ap-
pointed and accepted az. g and . not.
address 10 Csp,. Cu"tright, OF the
'.ldrlcEc street station.
Nils Smith aud NsehaD left the house
together They had gone hut a short
distance when Policeman SChN irtz met
them and arrested Meehun. He was
searched AT the police station and the
note written by Miss Smith to the Cap
tain found in his pocket.
In court this afternoon he was held
In $500 bail for trial.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SOVEREIGN IS JUBlLANT.
ne Says a Great X. of l.. Victory
Has Been Won.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 13-Whle the other
labor leaders we're in conference last
rirht Mr.. Sovereign was enjoying a cigar
alone in his room in the Sherman House.
when questioned about the new turn Of
affairs he exclaimed:
This is great victory for the
knights of Labor. No one thought of
II until the knights suggested it. and
II will settle the strike. 1t is as good
AZ won now. I cannot tell who the ar
bitrators will be. but this is certain,
that Carroll ID. Wright will be one of
them, as the O'Neill law provides that
the Commissioner of Labor shall be
e1-officio a member of any committee
appointed under its provisions.
The other two members are named
BY the President, and the only restric-
ton is that one of the men shall be ap-
pointed from the State in which the
trouble exists. had long conversa-
ton over the long-distance telephone
with Mr.. Hayes, after the President
gave his decision in the matter, and the
whole scope and significance OF the law
we're explained to me.
AS I understand 1t. the Committee
has all the powers of a Congressional
investigating committee. 1t may sum-
mon witnesses and compel them to
testify of the matter in dispute, even
TO the extent Of producing the books
Jof the Company. In this way all phases
lqf the controversy will be brought out.
~ Is true that the Committee has no
power to enforce its finding In the mat
ter, but that is true of any arbitration.
The arbitrator have the power merely
to investigate and to declare a finding,
and the parties may or may not abide
by that finding. 1 believe that this
Committee can compel Pullman to show
his books, and the result will be that
the public will be given all the facts in
the controversy between him and the
employees. 1t will make no difference
whether Mr.. Pullman wishes to arbitrate
or not, or whether he thinks that he
has nothing to arbitrate. The Commit
Tee will have all the powers necessary
10 bring out all the facts and the pub
,Hc can then draw it's own conclusion"
The evening world., 1894-07-13
|, R. j. STRIKE
CALLED OFF.
,lsn.,nued from First Page. }

(urope. 1t could be done here in Amer
|. we must have strict arbitration
lws here"
Tin furtherance of his idea Of the moral
krc. of the Government, which he
2rus arbitration, Mr.. Gompers seemed
Ia think that the strike must be car
Lied on for some time yet, when he said:
"rbere must be contending forces in
Arder TO have an arbitration. The
must appoint his commit
90 and they must come here. They
have full power to act They will have
"a closely examine this whole matter
nd then report to the President and
= Congress, and then action will be
Hken by that body. II the strike is
lopped at any time 1t will then be
rettled and the committee will have
nothing to report"
The evening world., 1894-07-13
sT0CK-YARDS MEN RETURN.
Strikers Getting Their Old Places
ON Reporting Promptly.
by Associated Press }

CHICAGO. July 13.-Strikers were not
interfering to-day with the work at the
stock yards packing houses. Stock was
being received and slaughtering was
being done in all the larger houses.
Many Of the strikers went back to work
this morning and the places of others
were filled by strangers. The strike was
looked upon as broken and 1t was stated
no further trouble was looked for.
Swift &. Co. killed 1000 cattle this
morning, Morris 500 and Armour 800
Among the stock yards strikers who
returned to work this morning were nine
engineers. nine telegraphers and twenty
clerks and yardmasters. Other employ
ees will be given their positions II they
report promptly.
A few steamfitters and carpenters LETT
their work this morning, but they did
not add to the seriousness of the situd-
ton.
Armour brought twelve butchers from
Milwaukee this morning and was only
three short Of his usual force.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SURPRISE IN THIS CITY.
Labor Men Think the Call for Arbi'
tratiOn Caused Debs's Action.

The news that President Debs had de-
clared the strike off was a big surprise
to labor men generally in this city. Va
rious theories were assigned for the
cause but the one most generally ac-
copied was that the calling off was really
due to the success of the General ENecu-
tive Board of the knights of Labor in
prevailing on President Cleveland to APP
! point an arbitration commission.
THE strike has gone the way OF all
the others" said Ernest BONN, Secretary
OF the Central Labor Federation, 'and
It is impossible to estimate the erect
1t will have on labor circles generally.
In my opinion it will open the eyes
u the workingmen and show them that
70 far as strikes are concerned nothihs
can be gained by trades unionism. ii
points 10 the first remedy which the So
ealists have been claiming all along.
Let strikes alone, and do all the hight
ing at the ballot-boX. Until proper labor
men are sent to Congress and State
LHgslatures nothing can be accom-
The calling off of the strike by Presl-
1ent Debs has saved Gompers from a
Waterloo. He started for Chicago to SET
the strike. and on arriving there tound
could settle nothing. They had him
such tight place that he Was &C
tualy cornered. Had he been forced int
Ealing a general strike disaster, would
nave followed. He could have called on,
aothing. Doubtless President Debs had
sood reason for the calling off.
NO sane labor man Will deny tor
moment that the strikers were beaten,
MMm General Secretary Reichers, of Tho
,Nauonal Garment Workers Union, "al|
me situation this morning, gives pebs
nance to retreat gracefully, ! suppos,
RTil base his decision on the action o
resident Cleveland in auuointinE
commission Of inquiry. Why would no
me strikers get beaten with the whale
URGE OF the United States against them
,.Sctetary Patrick MurphN, Of u. \, :?
~ This decision Will In no way In
anere with our mass-meetin% in ln'o'
WARE to-ir orrow 1i2ht. I think tn
uns of OF the strik" is a GIHat victory
lhe Knights q. Labor. hose otllcci'
ceHdilS in INDUCING tho President Il
action. Vi viii probably pui q Slpl
o'Lor strikes. and I, ach wor,lin@mei
th"tr rcmely lies IN tho rg,'ot \ u'D
mat the strike id 10, vNtcnd {,
city"
The evening world., 1894-07-13

"rhn bohemian Girl" who never takes
4 rest viii ls IrotIcd Out once more IT
81 James Han u"" lie:rwann's aui
other tItlpsI tomorrow night when III"
VIII dream that she dwelt i'm Uhrpl"
ais fol the benefit of tho Summer pub
lie There are On. ur two good things
i'm tho repertoire OF the EoSenbach
Grand English opera Companf. but
somehow or other m" lear old 'fohe-
milan en- always Gets the first hearing
The evening world., 1894-07-13
KILL TWO.
Strikers Shoot at the Troops in
Sacramento To-Day.
And the Fire Is Returned with
Fatal Effect.
Blockade at West Oakland Broken
Last Night.
,By Associated Press :

ers fired on the regular soldiers who
were on a fiat car on Front street. The
soldiers returned the fire killing two
and wounding six strikers.
SAN FRANCISCO. july u. -. The
Second Regiment of the National Guard
of California. numbering 500 men.
Lieu,.-Col Geary in command, left for
Oakland on the steamer Piedmont about
1 o'clock this morning. Twenty men
from the naval reserve. with a Hotch-
kiss gun, accompanied them.
The Commissary Department was well
stocked, provisions for ten days being
taken.
The officers and men refused TO talk.
but from one of the officers of the Pied
mont an Associated Press repor; or
CLEANED the Information that the reg-
ment was bound for Oakland to help
preserve order when the Southern Pacific
resumes train service to-day.
WEST OAKLAND, Cal, July l".--rhe
Southern Pacific raised the blockade
| last night, without the aid of the sail
ors from Mare Island, who remained
on the Mole and took no'part in the pro-
! ceedings. The main track and yards are
now clear of all Instructions.
To-day, trains guarded b" troops, will
be run out.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 13.-When
the train from San Barbara last night
was three miles from this city two shots
were fired into the cab from "a lonely
spot. The bullets struck the cab lights,
narrowly missing the engineers head.
A mounted police officer captured man
driving rapidly from the scene in a
buggy. The would-be assassin proved to
be Henry Patterson. Southern Pacific
engineer and member of the A. Il. L.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

The Ma-N of GWlt - In" affhbir
ttilr of q new M ludlanna, Win which
thrsr United States ar" ihreHtr ned 1t
- the work OF Suttou Nduv. Who con-
ro,ird The Span OF Lille and OF Ar
thur shirley William calder is going
to produce II IN This country. II was
acted for copy right purposes the other
day i, the SuIgrN Theatre, l.ondon.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Furniture Mons snmmer-u'sh'' festival 10
night al Lien Park
summer festival Tor the lencht o. the limit
rrant Girls Home this afternoon aud evening at
Harlem Casino,
D,Ision NJ the Llborers' Union frotectlNe
Society viii have an excursion 10 hiuseNoou
Grove SUNDAY, Aus b,
The evening world., 1894-07-13

roCkkW'v rEA'If lty - Thomas "a
'aShe, hoei korprr - Seaside. AMI ne hs'
frudcr lnoma7 p1gEho.f Vsre ana SnCi he
.u.- Justice smith cs'rr'av 1'.r nN0n - me
hare q ha.Hrr sven Inirfcs Irnmag. e' SUr..
cd s'rset H~No, ',u lr,,}-rfr dr0ry ana ~
hg,lrg hu7rord uItr oft - i'ur when ft" 4. 80
.lI'cH tho raeC rN.na" 'sllc0 20 rt' m an -.
nrd'au.r and tn, t.s.r rom .'"1 no" NO rc'
tn 60 ON their uaH -, yni ance L7.Il he ,o...'
nrh
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Wire News IN RricT.

T. a .1rv ~ the Ndl.csr, Wss0n ,7npars
Nur.N lahlr'1e Mas va Cd, rrc,cI % fire
l.S rigat The los on tie factory ana st1ya
VIII bs $ ana. partially insured
: T.. stevens. m. u, has been nominated
to- Congress by the Democrats Of the sixth Dis
triut A. Milford -. Al Defiance a., the Fifth
Congressional District Democrats nominated John
l. saosk
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/. u. 4. Leader Sentenced.


CINCINNATI July i3-Iudge Taft. OF
the United States Court. found rhclan,
Of the A. II. L.. guilty OF contempt Of
Court and sentenced him to six months
Imprisonment In the Warren County
Jail at Lebanon O.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
YONKERS'S POSTMASTERSHIP
tspirants tor the once DisSruntied
Mt the Delay.

NONkEES, y. y, July IL 1t was ex.
pectcd that a new Postmaster of this
city would he appointed TO-DAY in place
nf Postmaster Pentrcath, whose term
has expired hut it is likely that the
appointment will - over Until the Fall.
Meantime Postmaster Pentreath will
continue To discharge the duties OF the
UtlicC.
The matter of the Workers postmas-
tcrship is IN the hands OF Congressman
RYAN who. for some reason, is in
favor of not having an appointment
has caused much dissatisfaction among
aoout Il dozen prominent Democrats Of
N"ukorg, who are candidates for the
office.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Replace Wisconsin strikers.

ny Associated Press
''r 81 TERROR, Wis. July L. Men have
~ ''om St Paul to take the places Of the
s toa handlers. Of whom about 500 are now
SI,ro tour boats are at the head OF the lake
IAhg 10 he unloaded.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
DOCK STRIKERS ARRESTED.
Ohio Militia Arrest Thirty Leaders
at tORnenut.

'ONNEAUT. o., July lS.-rhe militia.
under command of Capt Woodwork,
marched to the docks this morning and
the strikers fled in all directions. After
about twenty shots had been exchanged
thirty of the leaders of yesterdays
demonstration were arrested.
The rest of the strikers have gone
back to Ashtabula. Work will be re-
sumed on the docks this afternoon. The
situation still looks threatening.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

nv lNl12 nNNIl 10 rest
msny times each day;
had SIX headache
Nsrv often. many
pains and aches all
The time. After !
Had lakeu on" hottie
Of YOUR FaVOTl'e
PRESCRIPTION 7 could
SEQ aga Grange IN
nv sir,rg'r AMI l'ss
Stck h"aGa rNCs. Cor
iiNNCd tar1Tg toe
mcu,Cln" uu,li ! tad
taken seven bottles
CfIne FHVOri'r AMI
Cvo 81 tH" colleen
Medical Discovery. |
The evening world., 1894-07-13
TO INVESTIGATE MANAGERS,
Federal Grand Jury at Chicago to
Get Special Instructions.

10y NssOVIuItu
CHICAGO, July 13.-Judge Grosscup
announced this morning that he would
give the Federal Grand Jury supple
mental instructions to-day directing an
investigation of the railway managers
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Wabash Traffic In Fun swing.

SpRINGFlELE. Ill, July lS,-Thc Va
bash, for 'he first time since the strike
commenced, got every passenger train
TIN ough yesterday. several freights
were also moved. The officials here say
they will soon have a full force OF men.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

COLUMBUS. o., July 10, the tOium-
bus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Rail
road Company last evening made II de-
~, for protection at N-isonNil!e. where
they will max. an effort 10 move freight
to-day. The situation has been threat
-ning. The Sheriff VIII not demand Tor
troops unless he falls To maintain order.
the Aiiutant-Grneial has been III con
sultation vita GOV. Mckinley and every
Ihiug is In readiness 10 move the militia
The evening world., 1894-07-13

DENVER, col. July 70. one of the
\. Il. L. Committee Toy this district has
started for Chicago to confer with Pres
dent Debs. 1t l. understood the mem
bers OF the Executive committee from
all over the country have been called to
the council
The evening world., 1894-07-13
GENERAL STRIKE NEWS.


NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-The striking
sWitcfmen and tlremen on the Northeast
ern Rsiroad have been replaced. and
all trains are moving without Interrupt
ton. None of the strikers will be taken
The evening world., 1894-07-13
strike Over mt Peoria.

PEORIA. Ill. July 13-The strike
ended here yesterday. Most of the men
of the Rock Island and Peoria and Pekin
Union have returned TO work.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
The State troops stationed at Decatur
werc last night ordered to their respec-
tive homes by the Governor.
Jailed for AssRulting n switch m N /.

erd Patrick sullivan, both OF Atchison.
were yesterday sentenced by Judge Fos-
ter to thirty days In jail. kuth Is "A Mis-
souri, Pacific employee and sullivan
works in an Athchison foundry. They
were arrested for contempt OF Court in
disregarding Judge Fosters restraining
order. They assaulted II. T.. Ferguson.
a Santa Fc switchman, because he dared
to take the place of "A striker.
a Landau SeufcnCcA.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
A. II. L. Men Discharged.

Fort Scott and Memphis Railway paid
off and discharged all members of the
A. r. u. yesterday. None of the men
sought reinstatement, as they adhere
to the idea that they will win.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

hHusewo.h Tor myself ana husband aud
Two children aged nine ami Eve. | enjoy
walking a mile AZ II time ! am SURF " "a
all due to Dr.Piercc's Fayorite Pre- criptiou
rs ! was failing fasl before I commenced to
take It," Sold by dealers everywhere.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
SgI;15SsGHs1aSE

Mrs. u n. LANSING, Of SO'i'. GiSu's Fails.
Saratoga County, y. Y. writes After NV
third child vas born, | barely gained
strength enough in two wears time. 10 10
able To crawl about to accomplish the little
house work that had 10 do, and that only
The evening world., 1894-07-13

Trr situation IN Dctr"i,.

DETROIT. Mich, july g. The treign'
bluckadc Is not Nc; wholly cleared up.
hut traffic Is "&poCtcd 90 l." in IT'S nor
NAL condition 10y nest wC-f, The
wabash ofHcidls have been investigations
ia charge. Against ,&o t.diumon. Som"
were ordered I" T"upIt Tor duty. SOM
we're discharged aud some OF thN case =
were hold for future investigation.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
,np ,orS, Park Concert.

rho second couCeI " tn" series a Van
Worst Park. Jersey cay, Viii tike pace
ihig cNcu'ag. T1e following nTugTimmc
VII b. rcndc"ei, unlo' the iir'c. ion "
|. IS iIolicn.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Troops Cause strike in Texas.

GAIN ESTON, Tea. July l3.-At the
request of the Santa l'e managemcnt
for more protection, the Galveston Light
Artillery was ordered 10 the Santa FC
Yards last evening. Upon the arrival of
the troops. employees in ell branches of
the service struck, refusing TO work UNI
der military protection. The troops
were soon removed and work resumed.
The evening world., 1894-07-13

CINCINNATI, o., July l5.-Mr. o'beii
chairman of the Local Assembly -
Brother hood of Locomotive FiI-mcn wa
in this city yesterday afternoon. h" hd
been To Ter HautC. lie refused I,
sneak ON the reported prospective strill
OF Big -Four locomotive tirrmen. las
night he returned to Ttire llaute fir'
men deny that my strike was ordered.
The evening world., 1894-07-13
Stampede of Decatur Strikers.

DECATUR, H., July 13.-The Wa
bash strike collapsed here yesterday
Two or three men asaec for work
That was the beginning OF what. proved
to be a stampede, over 200 applications
being made. All passenger and freight
trains are running.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-05
"our FIAT, Slakes q nit.

Last night q fair audience assembled
in the Opera House to witness the initial
performance by the present company Of
"Our Flat" The play itself furnishes q
more than ordinary scope for tho dis.
play Of the leading lady's talents, aud
10 cay that Miss Bancker played 1t well
but family expresses the share Of praise
to which sho Is justly entitled. Tho
laughable and novel situations are
numerous, and tho author has brought
them up 10 such a degree Of advantage
that they stand out in bold relief. The
company as a whole is above the aver
age, though the piece did not go along
with the smoothness which will charac-
terize the Inter production. Mr.. Philip
Ryley, who impersona.ed the character
Of Clarence Hane, Is known to Wheeling
theatre.goers, who have seen him In 0
different role in "Le Voyage on Suisse"
Mr.. Castor, as Nathaniei Glouer. made
no mistake" and the solo Of Miss Van
CORTLAND won deserved applause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-05

WHILE in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant Of
Des Moines, Iowa, had quite serious
time OF II. He took such q severe cold
that he could hardly talk or navigate,
but the prompt usO Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cured him Of his cold so
quickly that others ut tho hotel who
had bad colds followed hiS example
and half a dozen persons ordered II
from the nearest drug store. They werc
proiuse in their thanks TO Mr.. Kahler
Tor telling them how to cure q
bad cold so quickly. For sale by
Chas. X Goethe, viii W. Irwin,
Chris. +. schnopf, Charles Menko.
mcller, William T. Williams. S. L.
Dricc, A. +. Schcelc. Will Menkemel.
Isr, John Coleman, Richards ( McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, and D. T. Peabody & Son,
Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-05
OHIO RIVER WRECK
a Bridge at Middle 1slsnd Breaks
and Traffic is Impedsd.
A FREIGHT TRAIN BREAKS m TWO
aud Causes tho Brcak-Happily Mono
of che Train Hands were Injured.
Transfers of Freight and Passengers
Made Necessary-The Bridge will DO
Repaired This Morning.

A wreck took place at Middle Island,
on the Ohio River railroad, near St
Mary's, q. an early hour yesterday
morning, which, though 1t did not result
In loss Of lie nor in much damage to
property. caused a vast amount Of In
convenience, aud for over twenty.tOur
prevented through freight and passen-
ger traffic on tho road. Shortly after
midnight q freight train was going
south, and when almost at the Middle
Island bridge the engineer discovered
that his train had parted. On the
bridge he slowed up and the rear section
came up Of twcnty mile clip and struck
the first section. Tho result was that q
portion OF the bridge was unable to
stand the strain and sank considerably.
making II impossible for trains to paSa
over with safety.
The management Of the road at
Parkersburg was at once notified. but
It was not until yesterday afternoon
that car load OF timber was received
from Ravenswood and tho work Of ro-
pairing tho bridge commenced. It Is
expected that the bridge will be in con-
dition for the resumption Of through
traffic this morning.
In tho meantime throughout yester.
day no trains passed over the bridge.
AL Of tho passenger trains made Mid
die Island their temporary terminus,
and tho passengers aud baggage woro
transferred back aud forth. Hero in
Wheeling all OF the trains were behind
time several hours, the train due here
last evening at 0 o'clock not arriving
until after midnight.
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LOCAL BREvITrEs.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TIE GRAND this evening-"Cell o."
OPERA Hocsr this evening-"Tho
Silver Wedding"
JAcop GHRRIs, charged with disorderly
conduct, was dismissed by the mayor
yesterday.
JAMES MURPHY was arrested last even
ing by Officer Snider on charge OF die
orderly conduct
OVER fifty Of the new long distance
telephones have been put in Wheeling
BY tho American Bell Telephone Com
pany.
AUGUSTUS DuvoL and John Luckel, both
natives OF Germany, yesterday received
their second citizenship papers in the
circuit court
T. N. GARvIN has removed his law
Office from 1920 Market street to 1915
Chapline, where he has fitted up nice
suite OF rooms.
The work Of tearing down Pollock's
mill has been completed. and the build.
ing Of House & Hermann's new block
there will begin to-day.
TIE bicycle club OF young men who
we're REPORTED to have purchased fifty
Eclipse bicycles at 800 each, have not
yet closed with the manufacturers OF
that wheel at the price named. In fact
the club has not yet "flled."
AN order was yesterday issued to the
police to clear the Second ward market
square of vehicles on market days.
Heretofore the blockade there has been
great nuisance, and has caused much
COMPLAINT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-05
"rho silver weddlng'' Tonight.

all should como early to tho Opera
House this evening and SEQ the laugh.
ing surprise, 1.-THE Silver Wedding" I.
is said that tho cast ia great one In the
comedy line, and embraces such artists
as Sol. Aiken. late Of "a Pair Of Jacks"
Company. Charles v. seamon, late Of
Russell's Comedians, J. Il. Roberts,
late Of Mark Murphy's "0'Dowd's
Neighbors" Company, Rock and Am.
rose, late Of Frank Daniepa 'LittlO
Puck" Company, and others Of equal
merit and the power to entertain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-05
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