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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-31
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN MEXICO
Liberal Party Asked to Avert Their De
struction by Catholics.

City Of Mexico. Aug. 25.-The Monitor
Repubilca calls upon the liberal party
to be on the alert, as the Catholic
clergy, emboldened by their growing
power and the tolera ton extended to
them, are determined to make war on
the public schools system. Priests in
the state of Tobasco have issued a cir
cular letter denouncing the public
schools as schools of Satan, which will
carry off to hell the children educated
in them, while schools esta blished by
the clergy are the open gates of sal
walton. The authorities in Tobasco
have ordered the arrest and imprison-
ment Of priests taking part in this
movement against the public schools.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-31
WESTERN EDITORS CONVENTION
Sait Lake Wines. Dimes and E5itertains
the Newspaper Writers.

Salt Lake, Aug. PA large number
of editors are in the city today from all
over the west. They are here to attend
the convention of western editors. The
features of the day We're a street par
ade, speeches at Salt Lake hotel and
banquet in the evening t Saltair pavil-
ion at the lake. The theater was beau
tifuliy- decorated and in the center hung
a large banner bearing the inscription.
welcome. the pen is mightier than the
sWorc.' Fourteen states were repre-
sented.
President Rognon of the Utah Press
Club, Governor West and Hon. George
Q. Cannon delivered addresses of well
come y banquet was given at Saltair
pavilion tonight at which 300 covers
were laid.
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Govef n:nent Victories Reported, bat
There Is No Good Outlook.

GoveG n:nent Victories Reported, bat
There Is No Good Outlook.
Havana, Aug. 26.-According to Off
cial advices an engag cement between
the Spanish troops and the Insurgents
lasting an hour and a half, has been
fought at Niquero, near Manzanillo,
province Of Santiago &c Cuba The in
surgeQt5 are said to have lost so killed
and wounded and their leader, Reites
is said to be seriously wounded No
details Of the affair have reached here
CAMPOS IS HOSTILE.
CaGiZ, Aug. 26-The Diaro d'Avisos
Of Corunna states that the government
Will lelinquish its intention Of sending
25, 00a troops as reinforcements to Cuba
IN October and adds that the captain
general, Martinez de Campos, has de-
clare. that he will resign if the govern
nlent insists upon appointing a lieu
tenant general for Cuba.
Paris, Aug. 26.-The Figaro. referring
to the situation in Cuba, expresses the
opinion today that it would be better
for Spain to grant adequate autonomy
to tie island than to continue an oner-
GUS conflict, after which, il victorious,
she would be obliged to redress the
grievances Of the inhabitants.
M;lril, Aug. 26.-Reinforcements Of
troops for Cuba embarked today at
Bare Iona.
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BLOODY WAR BETWEEN FACTIONS
Four Men Dead as the Result of Ken
tucky Feud.

Bristol, Tenn, Aug. 27.-A bloody
war between two factions resulting
from a long-standing feud was fought
in the Cumberland mountains, Is miles
north of here, on the Virginia and Ken
lucky line. The Boyd and Thomas fac
tions, with Winchesters, met at an il
licit distillery, where the battle began
Four men-John Boyd, William Cox,
Jack Thomas and Floyd Thomas-are
dead and several are wounded
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EXTENSIVE COAL PROPERTIES SOLD
Butte Capitalists Get Hold OF a yaiu-
able Mine.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 27-The extern
sive coal properties, together with the
coke ovens and other appurtenances at
the Horr mine have been sold to Butte
capitalists represented by J. A. Coram.
The last payment was completed yes
terday. 1t was $50, ,520.77, and was pre-
ceded, the list inst, by a payment of
$42 Goo, making a total of $95, 12O for the
property.
The new owners will enlarge the
working capacity of the plant, and the
largest in the state Mr.. Coram said
that the additional investment would
bring the whole amount up to $50, 900.
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WORKMAN SHOT HIS ASSISTANTS
Strike on Wa1crworks Trenches DeycI-
0Ded into a Tragedy

Wapokoneta, Ohio, Aug q - The
strike on the waterWoTks trenches de
veloped into a tragedy this afternoon
Joshua Tiller, Albert Seiffert and Oscar
Voorhees, We're shot 17ilIer will die
Yesterday morning the men went on a
strike and declared that no one could
go to work until their demands were
satisfied. Some went to work at noon
today, but were driven out The trust
ees and contractors ordered Lewis
Nanskiver and another party to fill
some trenches and cover the pipe in the
Second ward. They began work, and
the strikers congregated and began
beating Vansl<iver over the head with
clubs and shovel handles, breaking the
largest ones. After he had been struck
several times he drew a revolver and
fired at his assailants several times
Several participants are arrested and
the officials are after others.
Tiller was apparently the leader of
the strike. He was with Coxey as he
marched to Washington and also a the
Chicago riots.
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DOUBLE MURCER AT SIOUX CITY
Developments Come to Light Regarding
Sundays Tragedy.

Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 27.-startling
developments came to light today in
connection with Sunday mornings
double tragedy in which Max Noack
and Ina Minter, alias Hazel Hammond,
lost their lives. The most important
find was the discovery of the imprint
of strang mans hand on the dust in
the room in which the bodies We're
found and an exit to an alley below not
noticed before. A hammer which ap-
pears to have human blood on it was
found II is now thought this hammer
figured in the killing. The theory of
double murder with robbery motive
is regarded as fully confirmed.
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Mr.. !NMAN, JR., HAS NOT SHOWN UP
Five Hundred Dollars Reward for the
RccCyery of His Body.

New York, Aug. 27-Nothing has
been learned Of Robert w. Inman, Jr,
who was on his yacht Adelaide last
night when it was struck by the steam
er Perseus off Norton's point. 1t is
probable he is safe and not realizing
the anxiety his absence occasions has
neglected to send any message to his
office or to his bachelor apartments.
All on board the yacht with Inman are
accounted for. A reward of $500 is
posted for the recovery of Inman's
BODY
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-31
RANsoms COMMISSION AL RICH
Is Now the Duly Accredited Minister to
Mexico.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The White
house mail today brought the commits
sion of Matt W. Ransom to be United
States minister to Mexico. The COM
mission was dated August "a. This
ends the legal complication by which
Minister Ransom, after several months
service, was declared ineligible to fill
the office to which he had been ap-
pointed prior to the expiration of his
term as United States senator.
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THE REPUBLICANS OF PENNSYLVANIA
State Committee Craftsmanship May Be
Carried 10 the Courts.

Carried 10 the Courts.
Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 2b.-Chairman
Ciilkeson, Of the republican state COM
nittee, has made up roll Of delegates
to the coming state convention which
meets Wednesday. 1t seems proba BILE
that the contest for the chairmanship
of the state committee will be carried
into the courts in the form of an action
on behalf of Senator Quay to compel
Chairman Gilkeson to surrender the
books and papers Of the committee.
The members of that body will hold
meeting tomorrow, at which a resolu-
ton will be adopted requesting Gilke-
son to attend and assist in the prepara
ton of the roll of delegates. He will
almost certainly refuse, and then it is
proposed that the committee elect Y. P.
Cooper temporary chairman.
Legal steps will then be taken to
compel Gilkeson to surrender the books
and an auditing committee will be
appointed to examine his accounts.
This program will probably be carried
out without opposition, as 1t is the pol
icy of the Hastings people to ignore
any action the state committee may
take The result is in doubt. Both
sides claim they will win, but neither
faction is willing to make public the
figures upon which they base their
predictions.
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BULL FIGHT PROMOTERS ARRESTED
Americans al5d Mexicans Will BE Prose.
euted by Colorado Courts

Denver, Aug. 27.-J. II. Wolfe of Grip
pie Creek, the promoter of the Gillett
bull fight, was arrested today and taken
to Colorado Springs. He was unable to
furnish bonds and is now in the Ell
Paso county jail at the Springs. Off
GERS have been sent to Gillett to arrest
the Mexican bull fighters, together with
the Meadow boys, Arizona Charlie and
the Kid. Adjutant General Moses and
his assistant, General Klee, swore out
the warrants, which charge conspiracy.
and will conduct the prosecution.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE AT KANSAS CITY
Henry Roll, q Leading Dry Goods Mer-
chant, Shot Himself

Kansas City, Aug, .4,-Henry E. Roll,
for many years leading dry goods
merchant here, committed suicide at
noon today by shooting himself F;-an-
cial losses led to the act. Roll was 50
years old and at one time one OF the
wealthiest men in Kansas City. This
is the fourth suicide of prominent men
in Kansas City within as many days.
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VOLCANO PROBABLY is FORMING
ballN Earthquake Shocks i'll Southern
Mexico

City of Mexico, Aug 27.-Scientists
are greatly interested in the phenom-
ena occurring al the town of Pinetop,
state OF OaXaca, Where, since Novem-
Der last, not a day has passed without
an earthquake shock. People have
abandoned their stone houses and are
living in huts made of wood and mat
ting. Great alarm prevails, for each
daily shock is preceded by ominous
roarings under the sea, which is only
II miles distant. There is observable
at various points in southern Mexico
much siesmatic activity and the sub
terranean roaring at Tehuacan, state
OF Pueblo, and shocks of earthquake
make it seem probable that another
volcano is forming
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| GUMRY HOTEL ENGINEER TALKS
Declares That Some One Else Is Re.
spoTsihle for the Disaster.

Denver, Aug. 27.-Hellmuth P. Loes-
cher was the signature written by the
ex-engineer of the Gumry hotel when
lodged in jail here today. He says he
is % years old and insists that some
body else (probably Peter Gumry and
not he) caused the explosion by which
% lives were sacrificed The warrant
on which Loescher is held charges him
with murder.
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oEhCE WITH RIO GRANDE DO SUI
Minister Thompson Says Brazi! Is Free
From ln:crnat DissensiNn.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Minister
Thompson has telegraphed the depart
meIt Of state from Rio that q peace
agreement has been signed between the
federal government and the Rio Granle
Do Sui revolutionists. These revolu-
tiorists were the remnants OF a band
which followed the deed Admiral Da
CANA in his fight to overthrow the
present government. After the rebei-
lion was practically a an end Da ia
ma and some Of his followers went to
the province OF Rio Grande Do Sui and
gaye renewed strength to a revolution
whig h had been started there some time
before.
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ADD ANOTHER STAR TO OLD GLORY
Utah VIII Be Represented ON July q,
Next Year

Washington, Aug. 27.-Preparations
are in progress at the war department
to secure the incorporation of another
star on the United States flag to repre-
sent Utah Flags having an additional
star are not authorized to be used un-
til July 4, 1885, the date of the admis-
sion of Utah as a state, and an official
order will be issued requiring the
change to take effect on that date.
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Wanted to See Mchir,Jay

Chautauqua. N. Y, Aug. Ex-Governor
Mckinley of Ohio and ex-senator War
ner Miller listened to q sermon this
morning by DR.. W. W. Ramsey, pastor
of the fremont street church OF Boston.
The people were SO anxious to see the
governor that he was Obliged to hold an
informal reception after the services and
shake hands with several hundred.
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WESTON POSTOFFiCE WAS ROBBED
Burglars Had an Easy Thing and Sc
cured $40 III Cash and Stamns

burglars lad an Easy Th!ng and Sc
cured $3.50 i'll Cash and Stamps.
Pendleton, Wash, Aug. 27.-Weston
postoffice was robbed Monday night
while the deputy postmaster had gone
to supper and secured $3.50 in cash and
stamps Postmaster Van Wrinkle was
absent in the mountains. Entrance was
effected by back door. Safe combina-
ton was not turned on, making it easy
to open the safe. The deputy post
master has no idea who the robbers
We're, but some people in Weston sus-
pect that the parties live in town. No
clues have been found.
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Humane AGENT Incomretent.

Denver, Aug. Ex-Governor Mcintyre
has written to the officers of the Ma
tional Humane Society advising the re-
rnoval of Local Agent G. H. Thompson,
secretary of the Colorado Humane9 Soci-
etv. on grounds of incompetency. The
Governor says Thomson could have pre-
vented the bull fighting at Gillette If he
had done his duty.
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Anarchist IniAr Arrest.

London. Aug. pa special dispatch
from Paris says an anarchist has been
arrested at Vie Sur Ceere. department
Of Cantal, upon information Of the post
mistress, who declares she posted a letter
similar to one received at the Rothschilds
banking house Saturday.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-08-31
Corea's New Postage Stamps.

Washington, Aug. "a document re-
ceived at the state department from Min
ister Sill at Seoul encloses four new
postag Sc stamps, the first issued by Corea
for domestic purposes. The stamps are
manufactured in Washington for the Co
rean government. They range in value
from l cent to 10 cents, or SO poems.
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is A COUSIN OF sERvIA's Ex.kNG
Former Waiter i'll Spokane viii Be Es-
cOrtcd to EurOpe

EUEkG 10 INTOEG.
Portland, Or, Aug. GA Servian,
travelling under the name of John Glib
ovich, left for the east today, accom-
panied by man who, he claims, is a
cousin of the ex-king of Servia. The
man is 26 years old and has been a
waiter in a Spokane restaurant for the
past four months. He came to America
two years ago with 100000, so the story
goes, which he squandered in Chicago
and San Francisco. In the latter place
he was known as an italian and it is
said moved in high society. Gibovich
says he had a royal commission to es-
cort the man to his native country.
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Intense Heat at Quincy.

Quincy, H., Aug. 27.-Today was an
other record breaker in the weather and
several cases of prostration by heat We're
reported. The thermometers ranged
from SO to 102, which is the hottest ever
known for this time of year.
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Eric REORGANIZATION Plan

New York. Aug. 2s.-The Erie reorgan-
zaton plan has been issued by Messrs.
J. P. Morgan & Co. OF New York and
James Morgan & Co. Of London. The
plan contemplates the harmonizng Of in
terests heretofore more or less antago-
nistic of the lines composing the Erie
9yStern.
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FAST TRIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Cula DIR Cainrai;ia Took Only Five
Days snG Nine Hours.

New York, Aug. 23.-The Cunarder
Campania, from Liverpool and Queens
town, arrived off Scotland Hghtship at
l2:1c ?. n. The Campania passed Dam
tcs rock at sos a. m. Sunday, August
IS, AID arrived at Sandy Hook at 1912
.. N, making the trip to the Hook in
five days, nine hours and 12 minutes
The lest previous record was five days
nine hours and 29 minutes, made in
August, 1894.
Tie time Of the Campania's passage
$ fiyG days, nine hours and six minutes
She lowers the westward record %
minutes, and came within one hour and
t3 minutes of the Lucania's record
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POISONED Al A LUTHERAN PICNIC
Three Hundred People Are Suffering al
T.acy Ind.

Laporte. Ind, Aug. 26.-Three hun
dred out of 1000 people were poisoned at
a German Lutheran mission festival or
picnic in a grove at Traoy, this county,
yesterday. A picnic dinner was served
and it is thought some miscreant pois-
oned the potatoes or drinking water
The victims were attacked with fear
full pains, purging and vomiting and
rolled and stumbled on the ground
until medical aid was obtained. AS
yet none have died. Two hundred and
fifty we're present from this city.
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Wounded in a Duel.

Gudalajaro, Mexico, Aug. 27.-George S.
Morris, an American mining mana was
dangerously wounded in a duel at Ameca
by a Spaniard, Jose Salsazar. The two
uuarreled over a business deal. The
Spaniard issued a challenge to fight.
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CREW OF TIE w. n. MEYER ESCAPED
Further News Of the Vessel " rocked of
Alaska.

FurtNer news OF the vessel v rocked OF
Alaska.
Port Townsend, Aug. 2s-FurtIer
news has been received today from Port
Clarence, Alaska, per bark sonoma,
concerning the loss Of the American
brig, ". Fl. Meyer Of San Francisco,
commanded by Captain Hanson. She
lrassed ashore July 10 at Reindeer
Station during a fearful gale and was
a total wreck. The passengers and crew
escaped ashore in safety. The hull was
badly damaged. The loss is estimated
at So 900. The captain and first officer
are coming down on the bark Peters
and The remainder Of the crew on the
cutter Bear. The first news of the
wreck of the Meyer reported the loss
Of half the crew.
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Fire at Ei.eusfurg.

Ellensburg, Wash. Aug. ga barn
owned by D. H. Westcott in the south part
of the city, burned today at noon, to-
gether with one horse, some grain and
hay. The loss is about $500, partly in
sured.
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Northern Pacific Earnings.

New York, Aug. 26.-The report of the
receivers Of the Northern Pacific railway
for the year ending June so, 1895, shows:
Gross earnings, se115,29s, an increase Of
s95s, ,s64; surplus, $525s74, against deficit
Of 81, ,2s1 ,3s1 in 1891
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WARsH.Ps BOUND FOR CHINA PORTS
United States Will Be Well Prepared for

United states VIII BE Wen Prepared TOT
ANY Action.
Washington, Aug. 26.-The Concord
sailed today from Chemulpo. Corea,
and will proceed direct to Che Foo,
China. The Yorktown is also bound for
this port having left Shanghai on Sun
day, SO that the United States will be
we'll prepared for any action deemed
necessary in Chinese waters.
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Whisky Trust Sale Confirmed.

Chicago, Aug. G.-The sale of the whis-
ky trust plan has been confirmed by the
federal court. Judge Seaman today en-
tertaned the order substantially as pre-
sented by the counsel for the American
Spirits Manufacturing Company.
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sYNzs' TRIAL SET FOR NOVEMBER Il
SIay err Of Co1iIec ARA aigned at Ritzvilic
and Pleaded Not Guilty.

and Pleaded Not Guilty.
Rjtzville, Wash. Aug. 26.--A J.
Sy1gles slayer Of Constable Conlee, was
arr; igned before Judge Mount Of the
superior court today and pleaded not
guilty to the charge Of murder in the
first degree. The final trial was set for
November IL. The county surveyor yes
terday repaired to the scene Of the tra-
gedy and made an official plat Of the
surroundings, which will be used in
evidence.
Miss Isabelle Symes of Denver, sister
of the prisoner, arrived in Ritzville last
night and visited him at the Jail.
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FUTILE ATTEMPT TO WRECK ATRAlN

Texas Engineer Saw Ties Across the
Track Just in Time.
San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 27-An at
tempt was made last night to wreck
the west-bound Southern Pacific train
five miles west Of Houston. The en-
gineer discovered ties across the track,
luckily, soon enough to bring his train
to a standstill without damage to the
train or anybody aboard it. 1t is
thought the design was to wreck and
rob the train.
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Ex-Auditor Cone Bound Over.

Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 2e.-Ex-Auditor
Cone of Latah county has been held in the
sum of $500 to appear for trial on the
charge Of Misrepresentation Of county
funds.
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FOUR CHINESE LEADERS BEHEAD6E
Reported Punishment of Leaders OF 1t
fackS on Missionaries.

London, Aug. 26.-A Shanghai dis
patch to the Times says the viceroy at
Cheng Tu has beheaded four of the
leaders Of the anti-foreign movement
there. They are said to have complain
ed that they only acted with the con-
sent Of the old viceroy.
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ONE MORE DURRANT JUROR NEEDED

TWO veniremen Accepted by Both Sides
and Sworn In.
San Francisco, Aug. 2s.-The morning
session of the trial OF Theodore Duran t
was uneventful. Immediately after the
noon recess, however, two veniremen
were passed on both sides and sworn
in, making II jurors now selected. The
two new jurors are David Brooks,
liveryman, and J. H. Babbitt, a wagon
maker. AS soon as one more juror is
secured the actual trial of the case will
be begun. Each side now has it's case
we'll in hand and hard legal battle
is expected.
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Treasury Statement

Washington, Aug. 26.-Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $lS2, ,20S,
2S5; gold reserve, 5000 $40.
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porte Promises Protection.

Washington, Aug. PA cable was re-
ceiyed from Minister Terrill at the state
department today saying: "The porte
gives emphatic assurance of security for
American citizens at Tarsus.'
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MINING DEAL OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Tran actor. at Silver City. tdaha, Stirs
Up Speculation.

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 26.-Information
has cached Boise Of a mining transac-
ton at Silver City that is proba bly,
the most important in the history Of
the state 1t is in effect that T. x
Corning, of New York, and H. II. Dan
ie1s.. Of Denver, have bonded a number
Of most important properties there, in
GLIDING the Black Jack and Trade Dol
lar, both large producers. These par
ties are connected with the project to
build a railroad from Butte through
this section to a California connection
The amount involved in the mining
bonds so far secured is put at s., ,0O0,-
600.
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Shipments OF Gold.

New York, Aug. 2s.-Hoskier Wood &
Co. will ship 100000 in gold tomorrow
The American Exchange National bani
deposited s50o,000 in gold al the subtreas'
ury.
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GARMENT MAKERS ON A STRlk
Unless the Bosses Weaken 1000 Men
WIFE :sG :tur J0utpff


Rochester, Aug. 2s.-One Of the great
est labor struggles ever WaTad =
tween employees and employers in this
city began last night, when 1000 mem
bers of the United Garment Workers
Association went on strike. Unless the
bosses concede their demands before
tomorrow night the fnishers and but
ton hole makers, numbering another
thousand, are said to be ready to go
out, and the difficulty will affect 5000
Ia borers. The strikers demand that all
shops shall be strictly unionized, that
wages shall be paid weekly, and a gen
eral amelioration Of their condition.