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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
BROOKLYN STRIKERS GIVE III
Fight OF Empty Stomachs Against
Capital at Brooklyn Ended.
THE ESTIMATED LOSS 100000
Tie Men Declare That All Honorable
Means to Obtain a Friendly Settle
meHt Were Exhausted.

BROOKLYN, Feb. l9.-In calling of
the strike Of the Brooklyn Heights and
the Brooklyn, Queens County and Su.
burban railways, the officers of district
assembly No. 20 issued the following adj.
dress:
TO the public: Acting in behalf Of
their employees. We presented to the
officials Of the Brooklyn Heights and
the Brooklyn. Queens County and Su.
burban Railway companies certain re-.
quests for improved conditions Of labor
on their roads for the year 1895. Sub.
sequently these requests, which were
never other than of the most reasonable
nature, were modified so as to leave the
companies no excuse for a failure
to come to an agreement with
their employees. We have exhausted
every honorable means to effect a
friendly settlement, but the trolley
officials assumed a most uncompromsing
attitude and refused to make a single
concession in response to our reasonable
requests
"They went further and so far from
improving the conditions of their en-.
ployes they insisted upon terms less ia.
vorable than they had made without
protest in 1894 and in previous years.
Their actions forced their employees to
suspend labor on Jan. IA last. Since
then there has not been a day on which
the men have not been willing to go
more than half way in an endeavor to
adjust difficulty that entailed hard
ships on the employees as well
as incalculable loss and inconven-
fence to the public, The companies
hays.net had the same consideration
for the public; the same spirit of com.
promise. They started out to starve
their employees into submission and
they have finally succeeded. It has
been a fight of dollars against empty
stomachs and as was to have been ex.
pected the dollars have won victory,
though dear one. Our people after
heroic resistance have at last submitted
to the inevitable. The civic, military,
and in some instances the judicial pow.
ers. have all been used to coerce them.
awe desire to return our most sincere
thanks to the organizations and indi-
viduals who have in any way aided our
people during the strike and hope our
sympathizers may never feel the power
of corporate oppression. Many of our
people still need assistance to keep the
wolf Of hunger from their doors. A
little from the many will suffice, and
any citizen, society or newspaper that
will help our men in this respect will re.
ceive the best thanks of all, with the
hope that the time will yet come when
equal rights will be accorded to all,
special privileges to none, and that all
will stand equal before the law"
This action on the part of district as.
.sembly No, rs will permit the strikers
Of 83 roads to return to work, or at least
apply to be taken back. The strike
against President Norton of the Atlantic
avenue line is still on.
Thestrike which has lasted 81 days,
has cost an enormous amount of money.
Three million Dollars is considered by
those involved a moderate estimate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
TEcuMseH Has A BLAZE.
The Plant Of the Bird Canning Factory
DESTROYED.

TEcUhsEH, Neb., Feb. 20.-This town
suffered two very destructive fires Tues
day night. The first one occurred at
midnight and laid the Tecumseh can
ming factory in ruins, with losses as fol-
lows: Three buildings, property Of Te-
cumseh National bank, loss, Sis, O0G; no
insurance; one building owned by Cap
tain A. D. Flanagan, loss, 81, 600; insur-
ance, $500; Bird Canning company of
st. Joseph, No. operators Of the plant,
loss on machinery, $1,000; insurance,
$500.
The second fire was the destruction Of
two Of Teeumseh's brick blocks. The
fire broke out at 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning in A. Simpsons building a
double building occupied by c. Town
send as a livery stable and By George
Zutavern's saloon. From here the
flames spread to Pheifer's brick, occu-
pied by Adolph Frascher's saloon for the
Omaha Brewing association.
The two buildings, with contents,
were total loss. A. Simpsons loss on
building $1,000, insurance, 81, 900; E.
Pheifer's loss on building g., 700, in.
surance, $1,000; Omaha Brewing com
pany's loss on bar fixtures and LIQUORS
$1,000, insurance, $500; Townsend's
loss on livery stock 81, 200, no insurance;
Zutayern's loss on saloon paraphernalia
and supplies 81 800, insurance, $500; A.
Canfeld's building was damaged to the
amount of $500.
Az both fires the fire department was
unable to work, as the water pressure Of
the city plant was cut off while the
boiler at the pumping station is being
repaired. All the fighting that was
done was the work of bucket brigade.
The fires were undoubtedly of incen-
diary origin.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Forced to lower His CoIors.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 16.-John S. John
son, the breaker Of unnumbered records,
was compelled to lower his col0rs at
NOrmanna rink here to Peter Ostlund,
the champion of Europe, in a race Of
1900 meters, or 1,64O yards. A stand.
ing start was made and johnson led
until within 2Orods of the finish when
OStlund made a wonderful burst Of
speed and won by less than two feet in
1852 l-5. The ice was in bad condition
owing to the mild weather and the fall
ing snow, consequently the time was
241l seconds slower than the hest rec.
ord for this distance, which was made
by Ostlund at Hamer, Norway. Feb.
ruary, 1891.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Tuesday. Feb. 10

The house spent the time in the further
consideration of the naval appropriation
bill. The bill to extend the time for max
ing reports under the income tax law was
agreed to.
The silver men, under the leadership OF
Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas, madoa determined
but frUitlcss effort i'm the senate 10 pass
the bill for the unrestricted coinage Of
silver The silver force, asserted their
strength at the OUTSET Of the proceedings
and by vote Of 81 "a Y dis. Iacei the
morning business md took up the silver
bill before the regular order bad been
reached Dir Villas of Wiscon ,c. in f.
hours speech, defended TIA adn.uistiati
for the recent bond contract.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
FAVOR SILVER COINAGE,

Resolution For an International Monetary
Conference Adopted In the Reichstag.
BERLIN, Feb. l8.-The reichstag TO-
day adopted the resolution submitted
yesterday by Count Won Mirbach, in
structing the federal government to is.
sue invitations for an international mon.
etary conference to take action for the
rehabilitation Of silver as a circulating
medium. Prior to the adoption of the
resolution, Count Won Posadowsh Veg
ner, secretary Of state for the imperial
treasury, on behalf Of the government,
declared their sympathy with the object
aimed at by the resolution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
T,est Act at Jyvom inc FeeisIature,

CHEYENNE Wy, Feb. 19.-Just be-
fore the legislature adjourned sine die at
8 o'clock Sunday morning a resolution
was introduced and unanimously
adopted instructing the attorney gen.
eral of Wyoming to at once begin pro-
ceedings against the bondsmen of Otto
Gramm, ex-stats treasurer, and the as.
signee Of the T. a. Kent bank Of Chey.
enne to recover $4,000 of state funds
which the treasurer lost on account Of
the failure Of the bank in July, 1898.
Mr. Gramm failed to reimburse the
state when he turned over the Office to
his successor on Jan. z of this year.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
LATEsT TELEeRAPH MARKETs.
Chicago Grain and ProrlsIons.

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Feb. l9,-Wheat was inclined to
steadiness today, helped by better cables and a
liberal decrease in the worlds visible supply,
but heavy northwestern receipts encouraged
sellers, May closing g lower. May corn
closed &c lower, Nay oats &c and provisions
finished at moderate de lines.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-February. 5y1se; HAY, 52lllc; July,
551zc
CORN-February, CSC; May, 4lE94f5Se.
OATS-Februsry, 2Soi May, 291sc; July,
273sg27lZc
February, sl905; May. slO25
LARD-February, 49, Nay, s852lsS5.5si
July, $5s5.
RIBs-Fe5Fuary, sis; Hay, s5.925li july
S545.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
End Not Vet I'm sInI,t

CITY OF Mexico, Feb. l6.-Don Igna-
clio Mariscal, minister Of foreign rela-
tons in the Mexican cabinet, states, des-
pite reports to tbs contrary, that the
end of the Guatemalan question is not
yet in sight. The secretary indicated
that the neighboring republic is still at
its tactics Of eYading the real questions
in the dispute with Mexico and en-
deayoring to gain all the time possible.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
HIS SCHEME A FAI LURE.
Frank Truesdale Caught at Emporia With
Bogus Drafts In His Possession.

q
Bogus Drafts In His Possession.
EAiPoRIA, Kan, Feb. 2O-A yery
clever scheme to swindle Kansas
banks by bogus drafts was discovered
here Monday, and the wo uldbe forger
arrested. He gives the name of Hart.
well P. Heath and claims 10 hail from
Pasadena Cal, while papers fonnd on
him indicate he is Frank e. Truesdale
and tiat he was formerlY connected
with New York and Sah Francisco
papers. He refuses to talk. Some DAYS
ago the Citizens bank here received a
letter from Pasadena, Call, purporting
to be from the cashier of tile First Ma
tional bank of that place. introducing
Hartwell P. Heath. Monday a man
giving that name presented a draft from
the Pasadena bank for $3.50 on the
NJ -hua bank of New York. The
cashier was suspicious and made an in
vestigation.
It resulted in showing the signature
Of the California cashier was a forgery
and that each of the other Emporia
banks had received similar letters. The
man was arrested and held until word
was received from California pronounc.
ing al the letters forgeries.
On being searched fraudulent drafts
amounting to several thousa and dollars
we're found on his person Letters
cards, newspaper clippings md railroad
passes also were found in his pockets.
and indicate that the prisoners real
name is Frank II. Truesdale and that he
was formerly managing editor of the
Elinira, (N. " Telegram and lately
had been connected with theSan Fran
cisco Chronicle. He had recent for
dues IN the San Francisco Press club
and a personal letter from Editor NH
LleYoung Of the San Francisco Chron-
sola. The prisoner is gentlenlanly in all
his actions. He has black moustache.
brown eyes and is Of the average height
He refuses to say a word, especially to
reporters, referring all questioners TO
has lawyers, whom he Immediately re-
saiaed after being taken into custody.
!. kilograms from Wichita state letters of
introduction similar to those presented
d tie Citizens bank had been received
several Of the banks there
EsLPoRIA. Kan, Feb. 2I.-Hartweil 2.
1sath, OF Frank H. Trnegaals. The
sWlndier, who was arrested with numer-
s5:fs drafts IN his possession and had lust
attempted to pass one at the Citizens
hank. still refuses to talk To any one.
5a maintains his usual self possession
a.t'I 90 all questions gives the inyariable
ser See ny lawyers. Marshal
sseallSg received q request from the
s'.'za Of paIcs at Syracuse, n. =, say
5iesth was wanted thsEe on two
-. IS g IL1s9iE aud urging the pfis.
leteasseH County Attorney
Esson t1sllss i5yon eeHuty win not
s.-ElssE sle expense .of bringing
f1sllss ssa.sifofIt;a Il ar9sr :0
: =. easa1 5ns local bankers
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
ISAAC Pussy GRAY is DEAD.

United States Minister to Mexico Sue
cumbed to Pneumonia.
CITY or MEXICO, Feb. l6.-United
States Minister Gray arrived Thursday
morning via the Mexican National rail.
way with a severe case Of pneumonia.
The Pullman car conductor found him
unconscious at 2 o'clock in the morning.
He was carried from the train on a
stretcher to the American hospital. DR..
Bray informed Mrs. Gray that he would
not live the day out. Consul General
Crittenden was with him. He was sick
all the way down from St. Louis He
died at 7:l5 in the evening without re-
gaining consciousness.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Colorado COLLEGE Orator.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Feb, 19-At the
state college and university oratorical
contest here William NJ Shafer, of the
State university of Boulder, was award
ed the first place aud Eugene Autram,
Of the Denver university, was given
second place. The winner of this con.
test viii be the Colorado competitor at
the interstate collegiate contest. which
win be held III Illinois next May.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
HARRY HAYWARD JusILANr.
Defense IA Cling Murder Trial Happy Ove
EIfSs sVaef4erss vasts,,,c,.-

SPs1Ase Al Ssng Murder Trial Happy Over
Sliss SYaehtsrs Testimony.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb 2O.-.'BoW does it
lock now, cid mang' asked Harry Hay.
ward after court adjourned Monday
afternoon, as he slapped a friend on the
back and laughed heartily. He was in
a good humOr, It had been a day for
the defense. After four long weeks Of
trial the defense had at last made 3
mark with the testimony of Maggie
Wachter. tbs stenographer, the state
having withdrawn its objection to her
testifying Miss Wachter was voluble.
positive and could not be shaken by
cross-examigation She called Blixt q
liar, O'Dell schemer to make mouey
out Of the county and Assistant County
Attorney Hall a bulldozer and intimi.
dator of women.
Harry was jubilant, but yet controlled
himself with occasional bursts of laugh.
ter as Miss Waohter would make an IN.
usually savage thurst at Mr.. O'Dell or
Mr. hall. After court adjourned Mr.
Hall stated that there was not a word'of
truth ia what she had said about him.
In her evidence she said that Hall had
called on her and attacked her charac.
ter in a most abusive and scandaIous
manner why, our meeting was most
pleasant. said Mr.. Hall. DO they
think I am fool to talk the way she
says to woman Witness was asked
if she did not threaten ar. O'Dell to
make it hot for him. and if she did not
say she had been offered money for
Blixt's statement She was also asked
if she did not tell Olsen that she knew
something about the casa for O'Dell
said something just as they were going
out Of Blixt's cell. The other witnesses
were unimDOrtaut
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Saturday, Feb. 16.

Senator Stewart, Populist of Nevada, in.
troduced in the senate biil to restore be
metailism, Senators Hill, Lodge, Stew.
art and WOlcott made speeches on the
financial question. arraigning the admin
istration for its recent bond issue to for.
eign capitalists. The rest of the day was
given to the agricultural bin.
The house concluded the general debate
on the naval appropriation bill and agreed
to the senate amendments fer the sale Of
isolated tracks Of public lands, reducing
the minimum prices for such lands from
$3.50 TO SIPS per acre. Tho remainder OF
the dag was devoted TO eulogies on the life
and character Of the late Senator Colouitt
of Georgia.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
LILluoKALANl ON TRIAL.
Ex-0ueen Is Charged with sIisprisiOn Of
Treason.

AeelSOfis
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 16.-The steam
ship Mariposa, from Honolulu, arrived
with news that there has been no execu-
tons there Liliuokalani, ex-queen Of
Hawaii, was arraigned on the 9th inst,
on charge of misprision of treason.
William France. charged with con.
spiracy, was the only man deported on
the Mariposa On the Australia, leaY-
ing Feb. 90, a number of others will be
deported, including Peterson and
Creighton, ex-cabinet officers. and Wur-
denburger, postmaster general. Ash.
ford aud John F. Bowler have been
found guilty Of misprision of treason.
The government. just prior to the
sailing of the Mariposa, decided TO ban
ish Carl Widemann. convicted of treason.
He is a son of Judge Widemann, one Of
the eX-queen's commissioners to Wash.
inptOn
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-CATTLE-H Holders IN the
most instances got an advance OF foe. The
meGgsr supply was divided up among the dif-
ferent buyers on a basis Of $3.53g,5.63 for CON
mon 70 prime steers, S353d409 for st0cksrs
aud feeders; sl-5E940l for cows. heiters and
bulls and S209a Al tor Texas cattle.
H0GS-The market was strong during the
morning aud although the later feeling was
less firm, the average Of prices were slightly
higher. The qGality was good and the bulk Of
the hogs brought SLG98As0.
SHEEP-Beth sheapan6 lambs were stronger.
They sold tao higher than yesterday aud scld
actively. Host Of the sheep sold as s3.25Sf.i5,
and st75S525 were the popular prices Tor
lambs.
Rsesipts-cattle. 88e5 heal; calves, 90;
hogs, . .o35s sheep. liG0l
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Suits on Prohibition LIQUOR Law.

AroHIsoN, Kan, Feb. t9.-Mrs. En-
ma Phelps, who sued the city of Atchi-
son for SIC, 900 because of the non-en.
1orcement OF the prOhibitoFy liquor law
in 1894, has lost her case. the district
court deciding she had no cause for
action She claimed damages because
her husband spent his earn ings tpiaoes
III operation in violation Of the statute
Mrs. Phelps has another case in which she
asks big damages from Mayor Cloyes,
members OF former board Of police
commissioners and ex-GOvb rnOr Lewell-
ing. asserting the law was violated with
their consent and approval
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Monday. Eeh. IL

By bold parliamentary move tho silver
men of the senate, under the leadership OF
Senator Jones Of Arkansas, forced aside
all other pending business, including
pending appropriation bills, aud by vote
of 30 to n made the bin for the unre.
strictodycoinage Of silver unfinished bust
ness before tho senate. Two notable
speeches were made Senator Gray de.
Tended the course of the administration In
negotiating foreign loan. while Senator
Sherman severely criticised the bond con.
tract The agricultural appropriation bin
was passed
House passed the bill TO equalizo tho
pensions Of Mexican veterans by making
them all Sl2 a month Undcr the general
law, This will beGHat about 1900 pen
sioners By increasing their pensions an as,
gregate of Sl,OUOJJ.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Rescued Fourteen missionaries.

WssHSgTox. SEQ Il. The navy de-
partmeHt has heard from Admiral Car.
pentsr from CG5foo to the effect the
Charleston had arrived there after hay
ing zaseeed g missionaries. aud tast Is
lsad directed tie Yorktown 70 90 to tas
south s.rastsst sSsian5ang, Gassla. % ss.s
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Inyestlgntlon Of So richards.

TOPEKA, Feb. 20.-The subcommittee
Of the house, appointed to investigate
the Kansas City stOckyafds, has COM
pleted it's work so far as evidence is
concerned, and will make its report in
the near future. Acting Chairman
Painter OF the committee, talking on
the investigation, said nothing was
found on which to base the allegations
OF over charges and other Irregularities.
THE records Of the stOdkyards," said
ne, reveal honorable and straight for
ward methods Of dealing
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
irish Federation Condemn Redmond

NEW YORE, Feb l9.-At meeting
Of the Iriah National Federation held in
this city. resolutions were adopted mp
holding the policy Of the Liberal party
Of Great Britain and plsdging staadfast
support to the Irish parliamentary party
and eondemniag the Conservatives ana
John E Redmond and his followers as
enemies Of Ireland AIichasI Fenneliy
presided
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
TEKRIFIc EXPLOSION 81 eAs.
Probably VIII Result In the Death Of a.
Least EIeren AIiners

Probably VIII Result In the Death Of az
Least Eleven Miners.
ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. 20.-An explosion
of gas which probably viii result in the
death Of at least II miners, occurred at
1890 o'clock Monday morning in the
West Bear Ridge mine at 4lahony
Plane. Five men have been taken cut
dead and six are so seriously injured
that their lives are despaired of. The
dead are:
PETER KLINE.
JOSEPH PITFs.
THOMAS DURRIN.
BERNARD REED.
PETER GREyBAcE.
The seriously injured are:
William Mianich, William COT, An
thOny Myers. Edward Davis, John Laney,
William Davis
Besides these several other miners
were badly burned, bat it, is hoped that
they viii recover. a gang Of men were
engaged in driving an an course when
they broke through into a breast COZ
tanning large volume Of gas. This
was Immediately ignitad by their lamps
and an explosion followed. The simbsrs
In kbe air coarse caught IRE and all
means Of escape were cut OF. Some Of
the dead men were burned almost be-
yoad recognition The m.ns is still on
iFs and IN effort IS being made to ex-
singaish the flames by means Of a hose
from The water main.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Attempted LynchiDg by Soldiers.

LEAyENwORTH, Feb 16. There was
nuch excitement IN this city over the
attempt of about 40 soldiers from Fort
Leayenworth to lynch a bartender
named Harry Smith and h fast woman
named Alma Vaughan, whom they ac-
cused OF having caused the death of
private soldier named Patrick V, Fogan.
The accused persons escaped from
saloon by back door and by the timely
arrival OF all the night police the soldiers
were held IN check for time Colonel
Hawkins was called upon and sent cav
airy down IN a hurry and the disturbers
were hustled back to the fort. Private
Fogan was found dead at the bottom of
a coal shaft " feet deep.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Wnl Finlsh Eheir Terms.

CHEYENNE. Wye, Jan. 8O.-speaksr
IoFTey and Senator Woodruff, who sent
IN their designations Is members Of the
legislature to The governor, have decided
70 Withdraw them and viii serve ont
their terms. The lobby sent frcln their
county has been withdrawal
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Ritman Lived I'm Ottumwa.

OTTUMwA, Ia, Feb. 2O.-George Rit-
man, one of the Americans deported
from Hawaii for making dynamite
bombs for Queen Liliuokalani, lived in
this city. lie was a machinist here
with anarchistic tendencies. He left
for Honolulu few years AGO.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Saline County Judge Contest settI.

WILBUR, Neb.. Feb. 20 The contest
over the county judgeship of Saline
county, Hendee vs.. Hayden, has ended,
seating the contestant, H. H. Hendee.
At the 1898 election Hayden was elected
by two votes on the face of the returns.
The recount gave Hendee a majority Of
nine. The contestant is to pay all I'M
paid costs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Judge Arthur In Danger Of Impea

d uIS6 AtthuF IA Danger OF Impeachment.
SPOKANE, Feb. 20.-The Legislative
committee investigating the impeach-
ment charges against Superior Judge
Arthur has completed its work and left
for Olympia. It is generally believed
here that the report will recommend &C.
ton by the legislature.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Turned d.. splnneY Dow.

Dies MONIES, Feb. 2O.-Fifty stock
holders Of the Iowa Deposit and Loan
company, by vote of "A to 26, refused
to indorse the management of the offices
by DR.. 3. G. Spinney. who was recently
removed from the Office of secretary
and general manager. According to
DR.. Spinney's figures this means a loss
to him of about $50, 900.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Fairfield Factories Resume.

FAIRFIELD, Ia, Feb. 2O.-Al the fac
tories and gas and electriot light plants
have started up again, after an en-
forced idleness of several weeks, caused
by no water. a deep we'll was bored,
but there is not enough for household
PURPOSES vet.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-02-22
Students Royoott the T,ecturss.

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. 20.-Only six
students turned up at lecture at the
university. The medical students have
joined the strikers and viii hereafter
refuse to attend any lectures delivered
within the university walls.