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ss:s.ss y 5.
81 4! I. Spent = part q
d l6at summer RI nd tells, an Incl.
.dent nhlsca sal disturbad the relig.
ious ppaet9fa aYasisllin Penzancc..
lady OF that town owned
{ which somehow acquired the
= Seable habit OF obscrving,:at fre-
ES6kht intervals:
Ifwfshi the old lady would die"
This annoyed the birds owner, who
spoke to her curnte. about it. ~.
II think we can rectify the:matter,"
replied the good man. 81 also have q
parrot, and he Is . righteous bird, hav-
ipg been brought up in the wny lie
should go. l viii lend you my parrot,
and trust his influence will reform
that dcpraved bird Of yours"
The tnrate's parrot was placed in the
same room with the wicked one, and as
soon as the two birds had become ac-
customed to each other the bad bird
remarked:
Il wish the old lady would die."
Whereupon the clergyman's bird
rolled up his eyes and in solemn ac-
cents added:
"NNc besesch Thee to hear us, good
Lord" -.
The story got out in the parish and
for several Sundays it was necessary to
omit the litany at the church services.
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Lower Court Errea.1

New York. July 13.-Judgs Rarrstta
holds that the evidence in the Wima1
trial was not conclusive of isteat - !
Win ans part to defraud Il. G. ns1S ~
cou puny, and the signing Of BunilSss
Endorsement III Endorsement Of Q eAees
did not constitute forgery. such aetaes
ing according to commercial usage. :J69ps
Barrett intimates that he coLrt
erred in taking from the jury the d
ton Of criminal intent. A moyeuen$
now be made to have Wimau admis$
hail - L.
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Packi.s .Ho..e R.n.ins:.

Chicago, July 14.-The packing houses
were all running at the stock yards to-
day, many of the striking butchers Inv.
ing returned to work. The receipts were
1000 cattle, 1900. hogs and 5000
sheep. Hogs were 10 cents lower, and
cattle and sheep dull. The packers
were doing. very little ,buying, most Of
the purchases being made by shippers.
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t.er. r.ciae Win..

WI gton, July 14.-The secretary Of
The lfsof !hns reversed the decision of
The 6eal land office In the ease of the
31GsSl Pacific railroad against y. 3.
1it eh held that the settlement
T. 1lgs u auncey Butler for lands. in
l5|. eHs from sne sEs s4aaE 4lssFifs i fEi iis
fS The application of Errett has
E3ecteil and the listing Of the :lnn,l
He. company in 1885 will .remain in.
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Grove, WilI H.ntin~ Go.

Denver, July 14.-Gen. A. L. New,
collector Of internal revenue for this dis
trict Ii arranging for hunting trip in
Colorado for President Cleveland; At
torney General Olney, Secretary Of War
Lamont, Senator German, Collector of
Internal Revenue Miller, Chairman Har-
rity and other distinguished men. Gen.
New says President Cleveland is anxious
10 kill a bear. The locality that will b.
taected for the hunt will probably be
llptaln around Glenwood Springs.
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DAVIS ron PRESIDENT.

rhilaaelphia Tines Glasses the SEM
ator nv "an Ideal Candidate"
Washington. July 14.-Newspnpcrs In
the East are discussing with g-eat deal
of avidity just now tile availability OF
Serntor Davis for the Republican presi-
dental nomination In 1895. The Phiia-
delphia Times. Democratic paper,
classes Mr.. Davis rs '.an ideal candidate"
for Republicans In the next campaign.
The Washington Post Inns lengthy cdi-
tOrial in reference to this matter, Stating
that while Senator Davis will probably
not I've selected. the Republicans might lt
worse than to place him Mt the head oI
their ticket.
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Tho Law .. 70 Apron strings.

"Apron strings must bo let alone"
said Judge Ermentrout the other dag
to Reading jury. people have no
business with other rlen's wives,
whether in = playful way or any othc'
way" This bit Of wisdom was spoken
at the close Of the trial Of Isaac Gross
for assault and battery. A month ago
Augustus Potteiger met Mrs. Gross on
the street and playful; united her
apron strings. Gross saw the proceed
iAs from across the stree., walked over
Promptly, and knocked Pottciger down.
The arrest Of Gross followed, but the
Judge told the jury to acqnit him, which
II did, and the. costs were put upon tho
man who united the apron strings.
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-, Z. .EEGA0GFR00t, the AQn0o oafA.
" hanging white robe. Surrounded by
the jury of physicians, the corpse swung
to and fro. and nine minutes after the
trigger was sprung he was pronounced
dead, and the murder of Carter III. Har-
rison was avenged The assassin made
no audible sound from the time hes'left
lis cell, apparently being lost In co,l-
-tcmnlation of his awful fatAs He took
Lis final leaYe1sof a jars.
.gave a lssts kes fos III e nd
with leSES s kffr goice bade' 1
y last. was sfeptly ilissuasl D
E..byss fronS his detern,ilns
! EfG to hi q apeech. tsl1:5S Jnilcf
Morris .til & el1 3 fhes SneltSre end Of
/ He rope. 11 sahsouded : corpac was
! @1wly lowered snn laid In the coffin
\ stahding until sthe platform. The,
/ iffncr, Of tho dt q Swas' not bndly dis
4 tfed, sth0uSf &. II NJ was open ami
tongue tatiinR. The color Of sti,e
E1sQtnfes M Nnfshi HIT, which, withl
[sMla qnkeInrIy mir ID strpegIiRG
sf0 I ane M ~ he cytktn was
Epe hfo .tttes a. 1t ATd taenSes
sssross; ~ ~ a5le a. q,
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Once. vie's visiti.E Subjects to y
Here Next Week.

Queen vic's Visiting Subjects to Ne
Here Next Week.
Minneapolis Spccial-Alex Scarlctt Of
the board of trade committee having in
charge the visit Of the English f:.sner
delegates. leaves tonight for Montreal to
meet the visitors. It is expected they
will reach Montreal next Monday AMI
that they will be In Minneapolis on
Wednesday or Thursday: The commit
tss tis SFniHl aSsusss as question
been made by the 6t. Paul 4 Duluth,
Great Northern and the 800 llne. The
officers Of the Duluth will put private
car at the disposal Of the delegates, anil
the board Of trade committee will enter
tain them royalty. The details will be
worked out In the next few days.
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without Intcrferencc.

little Rock, Ark, July 13.-The stliksss
situation is still unchanged. Last. niGAts
the Mccarthy guards were !. osdeeSas
across the river to take the placed tAes
Eagle Rangers, who have been on d.
there for the past week. They :srss B
on guard and have gone into. camp thsees
Compnny A Of Cabot has been osdSEe4s
to relieve 1.-The guards at the Iron, puls
tain shops and will report for duty w;
night. Trains are ln,ving without Ind
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Favers q Ci.stosas .Unio..

Ottawa, Ont, Jply 1.-THE inesesu - y
hl conference has adjourned after pst.
ting itself on record by vote Of hyA d
three in favor of colonial union ana,
customs arrangement. The plan wassep.i
posed by Queensland, New South Waiss.
and New Zealand. Itsswas approved -.
all the others, viz. Canada, South Aus.
ITALIA, Cnpe Of Good Hope, Victesis
and Tasmania. 3ss5ls $50
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Horr,'l. Fo.rsA .' 81, A..1A..s I, y &

Horrible FourtA ss July AsssAsats o.
. ~. LAufs Bpy. s,s;s3
st. louis Speclal-WillInm Murphy.a;
SOD Of Hon. Ell Murphy e Est -
Louis, the Republican candidate fesAN6GsS
gress in the TS'enty first nliaai1 dishiiS,
was horribly injured ea ths; Toarth ri
July BY a powde. explosion. Hs. uske!
some comrades put quantity d pswSse
In a can Of mud and attached 8 1ass ~
1t. The powder did not expln1a enIe;
and Murphy went to see Whist wa0 -
ratter. While he was lo6kinS - ii
the powder exploded with terrific a u
The boys nose was torn "a, ~ e.
bones broken and his left ere put -
and it is probable that he VIII - ~
sight q hhin6hk - slso II 8 80 =
full II he survives the aceiieAt. 4 1o
lives he win b dis2ssd ~ ~ e
probably, 6in .Ssss n 81 4; y sss 4
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. - -. ;.
A Little Girl Killed.

Rock Rapids, Iowa, July 13-g
Nick Kock was starting his
last night in his barley field, Id Il
year-old daughter Cora followed
and while waiting fol him to oco,pe:srelsss q
the field, she fell asleep in the edDes
the grain. The first intimntidn ke
that she was near was her screarnia0
the sickle struck her. The left &c 4
almost Severed -fresa- the body, H8GS z
Mt a O'clock this morning. N. ..taasSssSss
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West Oakland. Cal. .Julx IL.
irst conflict between the s6issre
police about O'Clock last ev61i1N
the strikers were worstsd:. NayteyyS1
man AlcKensie started to .cielr tn
when. 800 strikers attacked the
but force of deputy sheriffs kept
Mt bay. About 100 of them rush
their comrades. where they. eneonnt
Capt. Wilson and twenty poncess
and there was some fierce 6ghtASSi1
which several strikers were: mle9sE i
right and left by the clubs Of tie on
ticers. The mob then disperseds bat
trouble il feared litter. a.. Z, - 4
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Hh EislI.

An old gentleman. after tho funeral
Il relative, in tho West of England.
was listening with rapt attention to
The reading Of the will in which he un.
expectedly proved to bc interested.
First, Il reconntcd how that q certain
Held WINS wflled to him; then 1t went ON
70 give the old gray mare in said field
to some one else, with whom he was on
snything bnt friendly terms, Mt which
point he suddenly interrupted the pro-
oeedings by ,cxclaim;n3 Indignantly:
:sThen sha's eating ma grass"
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Experts Testifyis<.

Ashland, Wis. Speclal-Dr McCorn,
physician of the Waupun penitentiary.
was testifying In the French murder
case this morning. His will probably be
the last expert insanity testimony, aud
the case will 80 to tho jury this evening
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xo.ey fer Evies.s Tenants. r..a.

Money fer Evieted Tenants' Fsna.
New York, Special.-The Worlds spe-
cial from London says: Justin Nc
Carthy said last night that the release
Of the Paris fund to the hanls of Monroe
& Co. wiz nSt V speedy. 'rie signature
10 complete the security demanded for
the second deposit and Ms. Mccarthy
.s. Tss 'Ts Ts. 'h.i $iu as oysl .iSc 'g
the eyictsd tenanRff fund and will re-
We've the 4tlaAA pafHaamsntary a, patty of Q
heavy incNRui, enabling II to devote all
its enaeN tQwap9 H. coming elssaisas
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Fvlalled 'Expeotaei.oai.

Boston, July 1a-TEe big cruiser An.
Aeapolis WAS given her experimental tiial
over the 6ffieial course on the Massaeao.
sets coast from, Cape Ann to. Care.
Porpoise, and did all that was expecte6.
of her by: her builders. She attainedsas;
maximum speed Of 1A37 knots,s botk
under natural draaeht. 81
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Pbarnaacista.

Sioux Falls, s. D.. July 13.-A elssS
at fifteen applicants for certificates whseiss
mako them registered Pharmacies =. I
being examined by the state board C..
pharmacy here The annual meeting e.
the. state pharmaceutical association win
be held in Huron, Aug. and Q. ~.
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Washington. July 13 -Tha Aouss en-. q :.
mittee OH public buildings voted to1iaYs;'
to fayorably REPORT bills Tor postoaee !
at New Orleans, to cost 500. 600; foe5S
building costing $40. .O08 nj 4elk. NsSI. I
and for y 1000 building at Neans y
Sterling. Ky. &. 2. 81
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Cri.n R.no,,,inatea..

Savannah. Ca, July 14.-Speakcr Crisp
xns rcnominntel fo- congress- l,y the
Democrats of the T,lirl district at Hawk.
insvillc. Resolutions in,lorsing I'rrsi
dent Cleveland were adopted.
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Drownea, n Lake lIiei;fs...I

Chicago, July 13.-Mentor Meyers, s.s,s IL
AZ Col. Schafnet's naval reserve wass1
drowned hast night near the battles b
lllirois, at jackson Park. He had bsegs
assigned to duty OH the crib or Hyd9s
Park, but was on relief at The time Slsa
the accident. ~
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rn rr,,t.eA Pr,....4-.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, July lx- -gey,..,
engineers and conductors '.lvins been
shot near Los Gcr:illos by strikinr -. !
ers. troop of tie Second cayaffysNhag
sent to that place to-day to protect m
road property. IN
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sa.iker uaaer Ar.e.t.

virginii. Minn., July 14.-H. A. Hand.
'rllan. one of the striking steam shovel
Engineers. was arrested and put under.
;jlEI bonds for threatening to kill Capt
\. ]. Garlin. of the Mesaba Mountain
nine.
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.,..h.. o,I s.t.,.. Gam.

Zr,rbrota, Min, July 1a.--L. r. BAR
teau died Mt his home here this morning,
aged seventy-eisht years. He was tiis
heaviest hardware dealer hero, and has
been resident of the county for about
Il. erty.five years.
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Collapsed.

Recatur H., July 13-1he wsbaso3
strike collapsed here to-day. Two q;
three heh' asked fGf work. That was IT,
beginning Of what proved to be stani:.s
pede; over 400 spllica tions teinx made by.
ptthtfQA. All passenger and freieht
txains are running. : II 81 s+-ss q % s.
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Ahmed His Powe..

London Special-Dispntch from Sofia
to the Daily Telegraph says that ex-
Premier Stambuloff will be indicted for
general abuse Of power aud for opening
private letters.
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six Month. for Ph.l.n.

Cincinnati, July 14.-Jutlgc Taft, of
che United States court, found Phelan
guilty Of contempt of cGurt. and sen-
fenced linn 10 six months imprisonment
in the Warren county Jail at Lebanon
0hiO ". ~ - 49,
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n.t a. Auoti,cr Mn.,. Gam,

Anoka, Minn.. July 14.-D. N. Wells,
Dayton. lost $40 at Forepaugh's circus
yesterday betting IN another mans gnmc.
A warrant was issued, but the sharper
had skipped.
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Buenas Ayles. Slleclal-Advlccs from
Ralivia MFart that ex.President Acre
Aas been assasslaated. Hia body was
horribly mutilated By hls nlrderefs.
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,Ne.t xble L,.r III, M,,'t:,, Zion,

s In answer to . priz, ofsrcl by
French paper Tor tho b.st example OF
microscopic writing. con..t .nt reader
cent In the whole history y. Christophe,
Columbus written ON an-cey.
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El.ss nlails Ero,. ,F,i:....i q

New York, July 13.-The Hrst .naaii.
from San Francisco since July 1 wsss,1
received in this city to-day via Los A.,
geles.s AL other. nanila aRS arrivine .
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Produced Strike Di.pntche..

Denver. July II. : The managers Of
telegraph Offices 1T Trinidad to-,Iny pro-
trced in federal conrt. IN obedience, to
y, nmons. two strike di.patches wanted
fol evidence. -, 80
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agreement RatiaeA

washington, July .fs.41hes Sosss. 8 - y "
passed the senate bill to ratffy an asrSiil.sss /:
ment with the Yuma Indians. #
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Westchester. Ky., x
man n. G. Aals e ) r ~
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tne kSt. oxaW q Oulutn nave itue com-
plaint to oner az passenger service V now
intact on oil OF them, with the exception
OF the Hastings & Dakota division OF the
AiiwauKee. beelnning to-aay tne Iowa
Minnesota tralns leaving q. fasl 1of
Austin ana Mason CIV g o:oo =; T., m.,
wn.sa wese HiscongSuea soosh,a sy = n.h.,e VII -
resumed. AZ tfoaDle On tne Omana's
ei0fRnf p6a61 4l 2Iess gossenger Ha.ns oa
at aud depart from the -nnion depot %
they did before thesstrikss
- 7 N. =. 3 ;;s:',s;
a.. PAM. INV 1O-A bridso $50 feet
iorrs nm tho Northern pacific. near Liv.
In.ston. Nont. was bnrned I'M nisht.
stonnin, tha Northern Pacific trait sent
an "a - P.nl rvith iInited Gtataa -froons
an 'ho.rd and. .,another cominr. ~ from
the coast Trafic VIII necassarily he
snsnsniicd until the bridge II rebuiIt. A.
9reet deal Of talk WAS INDUCED In at the
Of he Twin 'Cities and the committee Of
strikers, but 40 definite action Was taken:
Everything is I quiet in the yards here
chac.,o =: Iniv 1e-rb. threatened i
general psrslysi. of labor Of all sarts. in
Chisaso md fhas general walI.out III
% ,i,a Wm,,st. %aa :, I Ts,cr onJ t,,eir ss,n;ss X
sts..ss ,S $500 II, FL, n.-,s - ~ tha nonntrv v.hs,s
!n.sel. N s.a pal.s =. 'ae us. s"auus, Ma:ss
Ms.s - luz s,,.a.s aseu II isss
sass psyssn aSsas,s a
rs.ssa snui nns iac.g.asJs ,a -. ~. =
travs, @ .hs.. ~ !. =. ~ ~; ~
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3 Z DeSennf Aa11koAe sGuAto61ss u; Z Z
eeuaisaso, July M ili Iilts 81 II Ksbo,arI
v t1uG Ghout tbs Sentifs sf6untfy. number.
IN nearly 600 600 MA. have been
called updp strike foe the scaues ~ sr.
eanissd Labor. 5snsfal Nastsr Work
man Seyseel9n issued an order late hast
\ s5ssenings to aH members lof the sfeanisa:
don to scss1e work pntil the conflict
osisinatllg e4s the Pullmnn
- & ! y .sttlsd.
yuiy il oFand Master Work
msn Sovereign was engaged in writing
.t u. pefcial order, wlajeh viii call out to-
\ day every member Of the Knights of
Labor II the United states.
The present Industrial crisis" said Mr..
6Gstregn, = demands dr1stic measures;
An true labofing men .mpst rally to the
0t1ndard Of union labor. This action on
the part Of onr organization has not beeu-
taken without careful eonsidefatlGn, and
We are ready to abids " the result. This
order will probably eject about Loo 900,
men. There arc fhons6uds of sWSsitngs
men In tka&sSnszy Nhesl laye ~ n = N
bsfs Of 80 Y Il d \ vs. -
rot nov nti6 6ed Nith tS II
am coe4 ~ ilsa.s1l t1lly 70
eur stf 1e = tine. 80 80. g.
Pre4dent Ds6 ~. that ths Industries,
OF ChicAto wqnld 30 completely tied up
to day. NJ. Qebe mad6, this statenei,t:
This StrouMe has gone beyond my con.
hol completely and beyond the control
of the railWay union. IT b pessible. thst
~ ce4mattlS tkaE sosks 10 ssttlSs t6s
tsplble ~ ssbitfafton may 6e ahls u DO
esa1eins, hut = vesy much doubt II.
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sss' .Si 3 4
Washf natoS 31tX, d, 1t MAS 0clany
st III Waits Hozee thAt tiis 1
1ffesident yin appoint Is ccmmissicns ~
~ autlf6SilS sltea Him u t6sSa SaFbitraticA
.ncf of la6R Is Ainvestigate, tie lahori
ftroublea a8 CElcaxo and eiesWhere; and
sto reoort 20 the president anA eon0fsee.
The commission 10 be- appointed has mot
bsse.n selected and Ut viii be d number
nonnsee: a.. - 4 ~ ~,
Ana. =. M.s - =, s,,t..
w. :, s...ssl x. Hsvss
~. ~ y 49, Issa,,,.. ~ "A
= 49, A.a.s y sau =. .o,,,.,,;.tae .nS
~ " ~ -. ;n.s.1 ,nlsI
W. 49, i. 4. -.
lA ~. la.s S.0.ss4 = s..ss..sssi.
49,, sna Wno ~ 81 me s.ass ..,s.as
~ q - -. -. ..a s.A,''ss
~ ~ .a... -
AIss ~ ~ ,slaous
49, sssasnon tys 'oxs .nan ~ 49, nys. ,, u.o
pte1eens Reolas 81 Saas = ~ ~ sL..s u Il.
- sesa te INC = -
n. 1uu
eEdes q! ne MoSla ~ ag1esns sns eca1asalon ~
aesu.els 81 .. g nees nsa SSase1
- - g, e1eent g 20 rendef g csreIal, ~
snogSntlai ,l9vesueanon poselD'e; aae
pss.soent laio sfees empnasas M on tne taSt y,
snas no steps could pet 'sken IN TINS o.,
fecuon antil iawlessness nad ceased, anu
ae MADE nis promise conunsent on the
neaee @ tne labor leaders TO gee 70
y INA! g IA. q ossanised laoor y con
cesned me trouble at Chicago aud else
rnele Min immedlateay disappeas. :, Inere
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0ulnLG0OtS 0uu OUkOt0 UlVtBlU0A6 0rG OIGn
for the transportation of freight, and IL
circular In harmony with TINT will be
islted.S On all other II ads the situation
10 all right, and the fact that the strike
has not been declared off will not sut
much 6gure either way. The BOO trouble
Is not affecting traffic. General Manager
Underwood states that the strike will not
be general and he does not anticipate any
trouble.
Sacralento, July IA bloody battle
occurred between strikers aud company
of regulars. Az far es can he ascertained
two strikers were killed and two wound-
ed Division Superintendent Wright
ordered an engine and two ilat cars to
clearSthe track along Front street. con-
tiyuoun to the headquarters Of the strik-
era. NeAdng:. that an attempt would b.
made to shoot the engineer md fireman
o company Of regulars under the com
maud Of Capt. Roberts were ordered to
accompany the train. As the train
reached street number of strikers
who were concealed ON the roof Of big
building In the vicinity of the city jnil
opened fire on the engine. The regulars
returned the fire and two strikers were
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firing attracted hundreds of angry strik.
ers to the scene, and 1t was with much
j. dfmctfty that they were persuaded by
cooler heads not to attack the soldiers
United States Marshal Baldwin frantic.
ally raised his hand and ordered the
crowds to disperse. He called upon them
in the name of the United States to re
turn to their homes and to. prevent
further bloodshed. He later proclaimed
martial Law.
New York, July 14>-George NJ. Pull.
man has issued a lengthy statement Of
/, the attitude Of his company In reference
to the strike, It's causes, It's merits and
It's settlement. He does not declare
definitely against submitting to arbitra-
ltion, but urges that 1t would be unbusi:
nesslike. To- consent tom arbitration
which might decide that the Pullman
- sbs sperate mo- loss He SAYS
/: th1t ~ offered bis books for the
81 y hon sof y qyel ~ prove THE
& !sN1eklsNS ~ 4 loss. but tliS
n RI ~ fnGf He blamcs tlss
Z Z n : q g lk4 and says Its
+ n MY X, aayst :asshSa general
Y = kls Wdik6 were selocte!
y ~ H ~ ~ Il M says TINT 1t woull
s 2I5sa aiiSeo IIo s1f II loss. IA
S5uoea " q ssisfift The si,nrges thnl
iii1 cou3p6Hy. SOM ia ia men to- mi
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Traasacilons of Our Nntlnnni law
ssakcrs-'Iihe work Donc In llaik
llrnAchcs.s

Washington. july 1O.-Aftcr the trans.
action of some business Of minor iu-
pcrlance the senate took up the navy ar-
prtitfntion bill. Mr.. Allen offered a,
amendment, which was agreed To. pro-
vitling that nll aplUintccs us naval ra.lcts
shall have been actual residents of the
district from which they are appointed
for at least two years prior to their a,.
l0intment. The bill us amended was
passed. The sennte passed house bill
to amend the laws relative to mining
claims. 1t provides for the temporary
suslt nsion of the requirement that /, ccr-
tain sum of money shall ba expended c:,cll
year on mining claims until u patent SHAH
lave been. granted.