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The herald., 1895-03-07

into the house and forgot ali about IL
until today. when Sella Strange came in
and gave il to her, telling her to divide
it with the boys. | had no idea it was
poisoned.
II had nothing against the boys and
made no threats against them. About
two years ago did have trouble with the
children around here and maybe did
threaten them, but I've been away a year
and since | came back I've had no trouble
with anyone.
my ncighbors don't visit me, its true,
but l let them alone. | can 'timagine how
the poisoned cake came to be on my porch.
l know OF no one who would attempt 10
poison me. It's true I've had trouble
with my children and about money, but
none OF my children are here. My
daughters are in Oakland and my SON IS
is dead, but l didn't poison him, and
have no idea who did. When | gave
them the cake little Stella took bite off
them and spat it out saying it was bi tier.
told her the cake was stale and not to
eat it. The children went away, Stella
carrying the cake with her; that is all
know about it.
:. Little Stella Strange went with the po-
lice after it was found the boys were pois-
oned and showed them where she had
thrownkthe bag containing the cake. In
the. bag were some fragments of the cakes
anu HuIuucI Oh Wulte crystals UnaL
looked like sugar but on being tasted
proved to be strychnine. The child tells
a slightly different story from that told
by Mrs. O'Hare. She says Mrs. O'Hare
took a cake out of the bag and broke it in
two pieces, giving one piece to her and
the other to Johnnie Henderson. Her
piece was bitter and she wouldn't eat
but Mrs. O'Hare gave her the bag and
told her to give the boys some. This she
did and stayed with the boys until she
got frightened and went after Johnnie
Henderson 8 mother.
Eddie Strange, while alive, was far too
weak to talk more than word or two,
but to his father he told the story about
as his sister Stella tells it. All Drs Car
son and Shoemaker can say is that the
boys were given dose of strychnine sutfi-
cent to kill a dozen men. That young
Strange escaped death, though by a hairs
BREADTH on account OF having his stomach
full of apples.
The ponce made a careful search last
night Of Mrs. o. Hares house, but found
no poison. Inquiries at the drug stores
in the vicinity resulted in finding she had I,
bought no poison and at t e bakeries it
was learned Mrs. O'Hare had bought no
cake. Despite this, Mr.. Strange and
some of his neighbors demand Mrs.
0 Hare's arrest.
Coroner Camp ell took the body of lit
tie John Henderson in charge and will
hold an inquest this morning.
The herald., 1895-03-07
LOS ANGELES PARKS
BY CACTUS

To the Editor of the Herald =
AS one who has always taken an inter-
est in our parks, and indeed in the gem
eral improvement and beautifying of oar
city, | was much interested in the re-
marks made by our present Superintend-
ent of Parks before the Board of Park
Commissioners on February 18th. So far
as | could understand, the Superintendent
felt much handicapped by former super
intendents having carried their plans for
park Improvements in their heads, which
OF course makes it impossible for any one
short OF mind-reader to carry out the
plans already begun. 1t seems to me we
have a very simple remedy in our own
hands. What we lack is continuity Ii
we could make up our minds to make
parks of our parks instead of eeemosy-
nary institutions, and to put in capable
Park Superintendent instead of political
items to manage them we might feel
justified in spending a little money in
having man OF some tried abilIty-such
as f. l.. Olmstead OF New York-lav out
our Elysian Park, sure that we could have
capable men as superintendent to carry
out the details on the lines laid down.
Then, too, we might get patent on the
system, as suggested, and perhaps make
little money selling it to Honolulu when
Hawaii becomes IA new member of the
United States
AS it is we have fresh Superintendent
every two years, appointed by board of
political nominees with utter disregard to
his technical knowledge or even of his
power of mind reading. And of course,
when he goes out OF office he carries away
his plans in his head, as capital for flu
ture occasion, instead of fling them with
a moribund board OF park commissioners
for the use OF his (of course incompetant)
competitor successor.
Look at the poor waterfall in WestIake
Park! Some former park superintendent
conceived the idea lin his head, OF course)
and has carrird it off (the idea not the
materially, probably to patent it on the
outfall sewer or somewhere else, and of
course, Mr. Meserve cannot imagine what
the deuce the man started out to do. 1t
is all skies and sevenS, and the people $
money is wasted and the parks suffer
Nobody can blame Mr.. Meserve. It is the
system. Let us take our park commits
s.oners out OF politics There are plenty
of cultivated men in our midst with
knowledge of park requirements who
would be glad to serve on park commits
sion if they felt their office was not OBJ
tainable through political influence. but
run tor the benefit OF the parks alone.
Then they could appoint AN experienced
man OF good executive ability as park
superintendent and keep him IN the po-
sitlon. Then it would not matter wheth-
er he kept his plans III his head or wheth-
er he patented them. The city would
have the benefit and our parks might
show what Southern California could do.
The herald., 1895-03-07
SANTA BARBARA'S FESTIVAL
SAN LUIS oBIsPo TRIBuNE3

This year, apparently, Santa Barbara
proposes to far outdo all her previous
efforts in that direction and get up a
flower festival which shall be simply I'M
approachable. Evidently there is great
deal of sound business sense in tn
scheme. There may be direct return IN
one way or another to the project but pos
sibly there is not but it is at least GER
tainty that indirectly the compensation
is very satisfying Santa Barbara has in
finite attractions to offer to people of
wealth and taste and leisure. With a
large population OF that class, it will be an
ideally beautiful city, growing with what
it feeds on, rich in every form of lowell
ness, fine architecture and the choicest
products of nature. And in all this there
bers of people, native resources are devel-
oped, enterprises will be born and
flourish Santa Barbara is finely stu
ated. but no more SO than many other
places along our thousand miles of coast.
And yet these last are unknown, PERHAPS
unnamed even, while ANITA Barbara has
national reputation. 1t Is one OF the
show places of California, and that is a
great deal to say. 1t has attained this
fame Notwithstanding the handicap of
its isolated position; that until recently
the sole approach to it was by sea, ard
that even now it is off the line of travel.
With the completion of the railroad it will
enter on a new era. 1t will reap plen-
teously from it's notwithstanding. Because
man is pleasure-loving animal. Or, if
he is not, mis- wife is. Men do not cease
lessly keep up the "demnition grind of
labor for the fun of working. What they
are really after the ''cakes and ale. -
The herald., 1895-03-07

Carroll D. Wright. United States Labor
Commissioner, has given some interesting
figures showing the changes that have
taken place in the wages of labor in the
past half century, which exhibit a re-
lnarkable improvement in the condition
OF the wage-earner during that period. He
shows that wages were much higher and
the cost of living materially lower in 1882
than they were fifty years before. Thus
laborers in a New York brewery received
62 - cents day in 1910, 81 cents day in
1863 $l.30 day in 1866, and from 1850
to " day in 1891. Carpenters earned
form Sl.25 to $1.62 per day of ten hours
III 1870, about the same in 1860, and from
~ to 1928 per day of eight hours in 1891.
Mheelwrights received $1.25 per day in
1910, the same in 1860, ~ in 1866, and
$50 in 1891. Cotton weavers were paid
62 cents per day in 1910, only "a 1-2 cents in
1850, So cents to so cents in 1866, and ST. O5
i'll 1891. Wool spinners received some
thing under 81 per day in 1910, 81. O5 in
1860, $1.e0 in 1866, and $1.3S to 81. rs in
1891.
The herald., 1895-03-07

If the bill introduced by Senator Sey-
mour, numbered sos and providing for
the letting of contracts for all state insti-
buttons by three directors, becomes a
law, the mercantile interests of Southern
California will suffer to the extent of hun
dreds of thousands of dollars year. And
every member Of the Southern California
delegation who votes for this vicious
measure will be held to strict account
by his constituents.
The herald., 1895-03-07

A rate of $3.50 front foot is a pretty
fair figure for real estate even in Los An
geles. That was the price paid recently
for a lot on Third street near Broadway,
and it is only a sample lot-we have
others that rate much higher with ready
purchasers
The herald., 1895-03-07

1t may look little like Puritanism,
but no one can blame even church So
ciety for objecting to the work Congress
did last Sunday. A Pennsylvania church
passed resolutions that would have done
our forefathers proud.
The herald., 1895-03-07

The San Francisco Bulletin prints an
editorial on "Megacephalosis. Mega
cephalosis" is the technical designation
of the disease known in the vernacular as
'the big head" The fact that the Bulle-
tin discusses this disease need not be re
garded as significant.
The herald., 1895-03-07

General Antonio Ezeta has received a
Partisan "panoply Of war; which he
says he intends to wear peacefully in San
Francisco. This is probably true, but it
is only lack of opportunity and the prob
ability of sudden death without adequate
glory on the tented field" that will
deter General Ezeta from lighting the
fires of revolution" IN Central America.
consuming ambition still animates this
hero of a hundred bloodless battles, and
he still ycarns to dictate the policy of
guerilla government in the tropics.
The herald., 1895-03-07

If Coils P. Huntington plays in such
hard luck with the next Congress as he
did with that which his lobby imagined
was SO firmly within its grasp, the old
sohemer will have not leg to stand upon
in his battle with the people.
The herald., 1895-03-07

A morning contemporary announces
semi cditorially that 'Santa Ana has
taken another progressive step forward. J"
In the science of expression our morning
contemporary has taken another retro
grade step backward.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Ezeta, the ex-Salvadorian president, has
his grip packed, and he isn't going south,
either
The herald., 1895-03-07

The Civic Federation of San Francisco
Is not without results. Observe the in
dictments against church members for
leasing property for immoral purposes.
The herald., 1895-03-07

The vote for Queen of the Fiesta is in
creasing with a rapidity that indicates
intense popular interest in the result.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Thus far the evidence that James G.
Fair was mentally unsound" goes no
further than warm admiration for pretty
women; and if this is madness, may the
gods DESTROY all of US.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Another millionaire wedding is rumor-
ed from New York. This time it is a
straightaway American alliance, the
contracting parties being John W.
Mackay, Jr., and Miss Consuela Wander
bilt. This deviation from the rule laid
down for the guidance of the American
heiress in the choice OF a hus band-th
rule that prescrbes a titled foreigner or
an uncrowncd coachman for that honor
is so startling and SO unique that we may
be pardoned for doubling the authentici-
ty Of the story until the banns are pub
lisbeI
The herald., 1895-03-07

Voters for Queen of the Fiesta should
bear in mind that only one ballot can be
cast by each voter. Duplicate ballots will
be rejected.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Wonder if that sugar stock suit between
the Spreckels brothers will interfere with
the Valley road.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Emperor William is original if nothing
else. He isn't building railroads, but
he drives the first nail in the keel of Ger
many's new warship.
The herald., 1895-03-07

In Arkansas member of the Legisla-
ture and the Governor are calling each
other names. These men should take
lesson from the Governors of the two
Carnlinas.
The herald., 1895-03-07

The Citizens League is all right, but it
couldn't tell the Legislature what Los
Angeles needs in one day.
The herald., 1895-03-07

They race and they race and the pool
rooms get all the money. There's moth
ing like a percentage game.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Break up the San Francisco coal ring
and fuel for manufacturing purposes will
be plentiful enough at nominal cost.
The herald., 1895-03-07

1 If the next Congress will only profit by
the mistakes of the last the good accom-
plished by the latter will have added force
in the administration of the laws enacted.
The herald., 1895-03-07

How happy Ii Hung Chang should be.
He has his three-eyed peacock feather
again.
The herald., 1895-03-07

Now Germany its talking about restrict
ing the immigration of the Jew. Why?
The herald., 1895-03-07
HEARD IN PASSING

Old Man Gradlcy testify -Confound
your impudence sir, I've forgotten more
than you'll ever learn.
Tom Larkey (cheekily) That may be-
old man, but | know more than you can
remember.
Editor-Smith, what do you mean by
saying hat De Smudge was the ladies
ion at the rec ption last night? | was
there and did OF see u single woman
near him.
Soc ETY. Rsporter-Of course not. ladies
are afraid of lions.
Mrs. O'Muligan-Phwat do yez think
a dhress reform?
Mrs. Wha en-Dhress reform, is u
Shure It's great savin'. It's only yister-
day | reformed tn ould mans pants to
fit Denny, an it's no small Job, nathur.
Teacher-What is the largest city in the
world?
Scholar-Chicago.
Teacher-Oh, no; London is the largest.
Scholar-I guess not, and | ought to
know; we've got a Chicago drummer
boarding at our house
Workingman thouse hunting)-These
we're walls looks VERY damp. mister.
Building Speculator-Damp? Of course
they are Look at the advantage OF that
a preventive against fire. x
You say you can spell his name, and
vet you don't know It, How is that?' /
'Well, you see his name is either Smiths
Jones or Brown; | don't know which"
The herald., 1895-03-07
THURSDAY, nARCH =, 1905.

Maybe that new silver party won't be
in it.
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Spanicn.
SpUHIIE.
Or SeneraIzGapitan Gaacia ftbcr
Die Ter olittiott a,tf Gttbn.

llabriS. 5. Otal. - Der friibcre
@cneraL@apitdn Don @uba, @aQeia, lit
aus Sapanu bier ctngetrOf1en. Sn eiuem
Snteruiew crtldrte oerlelbe, er Iei BON
allem Aniung al iiber BEN slufItanO aut
@uba unterridtet semsien unO babe
au9 senaue &enntntB uon ben Sewez
suugen De: SSreilhGrler in ben Ser.
Staatcn unb Der Separatiittn auf Cuba
sebabt. Grobbcm iet tt nidt iu Stunoe
9cpelen, ben 9lusbrud Oes 2luhtanoe5
in benz oitlthen GbeIl Der Snlel 81 perz
bItsn, Da ibm lOwObl Die geniiscnoe
An;abt triesstiiAtl9er Srupptn, als
aun alle5 lonltl9e &ricSSmaterial gsz
Icblt babe. Gr Dabe I'M 0anssn rur
5000 Maun ..ncrcrslerte SoIoaten uno
1900 pOuig robe 9letrulen 9c5abt, eIne
5ruppe, Die nlat einmai b;ursIAeno
mar, I'M in ben Stdoten Die n0tbigcn
@arniIouen su balten, yeidwel9e Oenu
sessn Die Jtebeaen I'M Offtnen 6elOe oOrz
3urIfen. Sbsleib er wuBte, OaB i'll
9aptL Sampa, Sen 98eit uno GOra
silica uno auberen Srtcn 6reilddrlsrz
Grptoltlonen organlttrt pnrosn, tonnte
sr bod 9d9t5 Oa9egeu thun, ra ibm CUR
Sepu9uus elmer &aiteultrsde sOn 1900
Dteilen nur lisben tlelne &anoneubOote
sur @eriisuns itanOen. Sen. @alcia
perliderte no2, er lei ieit Ibsr;eust, OaB
es Dem Dturidua Afartina DC GampOs,
lelnsm gtudlOlser in tnrer 5eIt 9eIln:
een w.roe, 9iube uno SrOnung aui Der
Snlsl wieOerberiuitsacn sumal elm sro>
Ser Gbcil Der 9luiltauOilcben nur bu1
Sic grOBe armutb uno bIttere gtotb,
bic aul Saba berridten, pcranlaBt luOr>
ben ici, nit ben 9tebellen 9emslnlame
Sa6e ;u MAIDEN.
Sine aus Sauana bier cin9etrofIene
0spside bringt Die MclOung, OaB in
ben 9teiben ocr 9fcbelIcu Otutb uno
SOfnuns uuf einen sIltlit)en aussau9
tbrer Suhe berelts 5u ld)mlnOen be3ius
nen. Die 9tsbellcnfIbrer 2ramburo
unb @esa unO ein Sbetl tbrer 2lnban>
ger iOucn iid Der 9fsslsruns idOn erz
Qeb.u haben.
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&anoper> auo GonwapfraRe.
-. ScIephpn Nr. 1925. -. 1O9'(
Gnin's nJinaneials g bnol. L"

Die Silberlsute fIbren cine isbr
idarfe Champagne, nm fiir ibr. Srrlebz
rem Bropasanoa iu mad):n. 0as sanse
2unb lit nit rbimetalIitiidtr S,tsratur"
iibsriGst. Die Serswsrfsbsiissr lahsn
es fia mas foiten; iie ipiiien. oaB iie
ibre 9luslasen bunbertz uno tauienbTa6
;uriidsrbalt,n. wann ibre 2ebren nur crit
einnlal SUP sefaBt babsn uno lie sln
paar Sab, dcn ibre irei. Silb.rprGsuns,
i'm @ertbperbdltniB BON 16 5u 1, prafz
tiit ausfUbrsn uno iie on leosni fiber
men 9ouaritId anger Dem ssluObnliden
SanOslsproIit tit nod einsn auBergeluobnz
liden OiInsproft bon uusefabr SO
Gents siuit.den fOnren.
SGn9e piiroe bic Serrlidfelt, penn
lie iberbaupt is srfolsrei4 iein iOut.,
nidt bauern; benn Der sroBe &rad
mIrOe Dem Solfe. meldes 1idl our6 ous
@sidrei uud) rbiGisem Geloe" bat be-
tboren lancn, iebr balo Die Iu9en oiie
men: aber Die Nusii9ten ooer .3tsl. lino
perlOdenO seuus, nm Elm paarWd(iOnen
Saran gu wencen. DIE lo9en. vblmetals
liltiIhe" Yiteratur, melde IN gSirfltbfe:t
aui Die einiude Gilberpabruna. iuie #.
in Wterifo, China Il. I. ~. beitebt, bins
sielt, wiro eutpsbsr gratis ober ;u elnem
rein nouineutn Yrciie perbreitct, Der
nidt eiumal Die Soften bes gapisrs
bedt, unb nur oasu bicnt, ben SIherz
bdnoler. fir leine Wfibe 81 entl6aoisen
unb ibn 5usleib fir Die iueitsite Serz
breituns Der S9riften au intcreiliren.
:3u Den sefahrliditeu S9riften Der
@eloperldledt:rer, melnt cln Wedlel'
blatt, sepOrt Elm unter Dem 2itel:
vGoin's Sdule Der 6tnan;willerldait"
pon einem 4ouofatsu 9tamens %. $.
6arpeD, Dem Ssfrstdr Der Simetulliitiz
i5sn eisa, beraussesebenes Bud, mel
Dies berelt5 in buuperttauienben BON
Gremplaren ptrbreitet lit. Die srOBe
2Do6l Teilb.it bisiss gudes psrmebrt
nod iein. 9eidbrlidfsit. 0aS lSerf
entbGlt @abrb,it unS unwubrbeit in
elmer 70 ssididten Wtiiduus, baB ss iOz
oar 2eute, bic nit Der Sinan;irase perz
traut ino, 3eitweilis gu psrblaiisn Osrs
mag, bis bieielben iih burd yersleis
dung Der Sebauptunsen nit ben Suelz
len, aus ben.n vGOin" anssbllh i9Opit,
bauon iib.r,eust baben, baB .s lid babel
um national0fonOmii miiaeSai i4snlpielsrei,
UNI .inen gang nieOertr i9tiscn Sstrus
banbelt.
Der 9erfaiIsr laSt siueu Suns.n uon
IA Sabr.n, gtamens r@Oin" cine Sduls
oes ssinan3mslsns in Chicago .r0hnen.
Dieter Sunse b.l.brt ipielsuo feline i3us
b0rer, unter benen iid5 Sanfiers, .3.iz
tuussiareiber. @OnsreBlsuts &C. bsfiu.
BEN, ib:r bic 5inan3Irase. ips5isu iiber
bi. Silbsrfrase, uno uuberseust" ans
asblih oi. b.osut.noiten SOlfswirt6e
nno @eauer Der freisn uno unbeiardnts
ten Silb.rprdsuns bon Der unumitoBs
lid,.n Jiiatisteit Der Gbsorls'n Der Gill
bsrlsute. Sluitrir 1T oas Bud auf's
8si9lidlt. init SilOsrn, lSslds COINS
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Sapan uno China.
Sapan siebt fleiu bet uuo uermetOet neIeS
SlutusrgieBeu.

ClulUelYtebeH.
Goulou, 6. Wtai. - Die &reu;sr
rSfar," Cecilia" nSudet" II. Sage"
wurben seitern bier ausssriitet unb uerz
propiantirt unS rperbeu beute nadl dime
iildlen 9smdhern abfabren.
ct. Petersburg, 6. Wai. .-0a8
rSt. Yetersburaer Sournul" per0Hentz
lidt cine balbOifi;ie0e Ofjttbeilung, welz
der su!olse Supan iid iniOlse bes ErO'
teitss BON 5runtrsif, 0eutl9lanO uno
HuB(anS bereit erflart baben iOa. auf
eiuen Gbetl bss pcrlangen 6tneiiI5en
@ebistsS Ser;idt ;u ltiiten.
@bee s o, 6. Gai.-0ie ausldn=
Sil6sn 6lott.n treiien bier ein. 2dt
ruiIids &risssIdifie elniAiicBlit SreIsr
SOrpebubuOts iinb bereit5 bier. Gruars
tet werben nod ;iuei ceuti6e Sd)iiie, TO-
pie ie ems bon @)roBbrttannien, 6saufz
reid uno ben Der. Staaten.
2onoou, 5. Ofai.-@ine Gepei6e
aus Gatu meioet, baB Die dlinelil9en
@eianOtsu Wiu Gins Sang unO 2icns
Sung pOn bort I'M O5tIernadt nad
SiII OpO uVHNbIIL INV.
9lus Yofobamu DirO tele9rapbirt, OuB
Yremicr Sto in 8esIettun9 bes StautSz
Sctretars Sta Otiprpi in Bort 9lrtbur
cintrai uno iofort uab @bee 500 abz
reilte, um bort nit BEN dineiii6en Ses
pollmd9tisteu suiammen 5u treIieu. Der
9lustauid beS ratifi;irten 6rleben8perz
TRACES !ulro mabrIt)elul,dl moroeu ltattz
fiuOcn.
Yofobama, 6. Wai.-0er iapuz
nihe Stautirutb unO Die Spieen Der
SebOrbcn fno 3u elmer mOrgen 81 &iOto
ltatt5uiinoenoen Seratbun9 auTgefOroert
pOrben. Die llriade Dieisr l1leUuigen
Giuberuiung iit nidt befannt.
Sonbon, G. Dtai.-0ie - ct. Sames
@usette" peraHentlidt cine Oepei9e aus
Yaris. wclde mcl0.t, ,baB Son 2lraiute,
Der iapauiide @eIanote an 6rantreth.
9eitsrn bem franSOiiiden NtlHiitcr oes
auswarti9.u mlt9etbeilt babe. baB 5az
pan ouf gruno oes frsunoi ihaitli6en
Natbes bsr prOteitlrsnben Dlddte auT
ben psrmanenten Belts Der 0albiniel
Siao<Gung, siniAliebl!d Sort 2lrtbur,
Ver3ldt 9elctitet babe.
Gonoon, 6. 0fai.-gine 0epeide
Der rllniteO BreB" beitGtigt, baB Sapun
6ranfreih 9e9eniber auf Die permanente
Seieeung Der Salbin iel 9iao sSung Sers
3idt 9eleiitet uuO iIst binsu. baB Der
lapanllte @elanOte oem Serltner aus
partt9en amte Oteielbe Otittbeiluns 9ez
ma9t.
Yaris, 6. Wai. - Der r6isaro"
iast in elmer yeiprsduns Der Gage in
Sitinoieu, obmObl Die Sltuution iebr
beOentlId lei, 10 iei Elm SOmbarOsmsnt
lapanii6 &iiiteuiiGota Ourd Die ruiiiz
l6e uno Oeutibe 6lOite ntdt gu erwarz
ten. Die unterbanoluugen swllden ben
oltaiiatliden uno ben europallaen Gons
tInentalzW zWGdten nebulen aber nur lang
iamen 6Ortguug.
JDalbin9tOn, 6. Wtai. - Sier
iino Oiii;ielle 0epsiaen aus Sltaiieu
einsstroiisu, wrldle iber allen iSwelIel
ieltltelen, DaB Der &aiier BON Gbina
ben SrisOeu5usrtrag ratifi;irt ba: unb
oaB Der glu8.uui9 Ser 9futifitatiOnss
lrfunb,n ldOn mor9en Ooer ipdtellens
an OslitwOd in 5itifu sriOlsen mirb.
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Irbcit nm SnnuIfric.

@olumbus, g., 4. Wfui. - Die
Sergleute un0 ProOu5enteu BON S9iO
mabten heu;e 9lbenb eiuen lestcu Ser
iu9, cine beiOe Gbeile bsirisoissnbe
Gcala gu pereinbaren; GriOlg batten lIe
nidt, uno bic Contention lieB gerta<
aung eintreten. Die 8roou5euien ers
boten lid, 81 Gents ;u Sublen. cod ibr
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fen. Sn feiner 9rube wirO - oas lit
baS lllttmatum Der SobIcn9rGber - 9ez
iOroert werbeu, psan niat icber YrOoaz
;ent bic 60 Gents State bswilIi9t.
3nIolse Der 9ti9teiniaung Ger Broous
senteu uno &oblen9raber miro in ben
nGbIten Ga9en mubriaelnlid cine 0tuz
tiOnalz@onpention Der 8er9leute elnbez
ruIen uuO Elm aQasmeiner Strife ertldrt
werO,n. Sn Ohio ieiern $4,000 Sob
lensrdbtr.
llniontou II, A. Wfui. - gS. s..
Suitb. YrdiiOsut ser n9lmcrican Stint
G5taBsQG OrtcrSz zllniou," fam oersau9es
ncn 0Onnerltug BON Ettt5burg nah
bier uno uuterbauoelte nit ben ltrttenz
ben Sldieru Der unlontowner @lasz
@ompaauie. Der Streit wuroe ;ufrlcz
oenlleuenO beiaelest, unO Die Slaier
Iebrten seltern wteOer an Die 9lrbcit
3uriif.
Brooibence, H.s9., 4. Wfai. -,
Die Striftr Der rNRanton Spinnerei"
beidloieu leete 9tudt mabreno elmer
Serlanlmlung, nur auf bas Griuden
Der 6abrifanlen sur Irbeit 5uriidfebrsn
su wolcu. lleber 100 9lrbeltcr BON Der
acknowledgements" idlOien ii9 ben
Strlfern al.
Ytttsburs, Ya., 4. Otui. - Die
@irfung, Oss SIrite5 Der 8erslsute auf
ben &ohIenbanbel tritt ta9ltd oeutIihcr
5u Sage. Gtne 6irua ialOB Ssl:eru
cinen GOutratt ab fir 500 Waggonz
2a0unsen &Oblen, Die fir ben Gee
hanoel beitimmt iinb. Die 60 Gents
State mar cur Saiis Oes FreiIes 9emudt
wOr0en, Der iIr Die p rihmar;en 0lamanz
ten" beredneI wurbe. 2lnocre sroBe
6irmen meroen in Scr tommerben Wode
ebcnlo uerIa6ren. wenn bls oabin bsr
Strlte ntd)t brlaeleqt leIn lollte.