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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Su peroienter @eiie lsubtet bobp

Sn perbienter @eiie leuhtet bobu.s
'iier Sli6oi 6pan BON Buffalo, q. o..
Dem hodw. $50. 3irher heIm, wslter
1ih uuteriiua, IN etnem 3eitunssartifel
unlpnbrbsIteu uno Serldumounseu iiber
Die Ssiuiten nus5uItreusn, auf Iusidn
Der uro o%usiGnOiite Yrieiter anipislie
ulo radtbeiiIse Bsmertuuaeu iit Its
laubte, pethe EN- idlidtes 2ibt nuf I'M
iere 9iarrituleu wsrfen. Solt einem
.Surder ioGten, lpenn er iiberbaupt Der
Bsiieruns nod Su9drsllh 1T. ebeitens
OUT Die elne ODER onoere Uelle ourb
itrsnse WoBrsselu before Soeen beige
braht meyNen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Gnali,he StahlIdieneu iino iebt

bi0iser ola hieiise. Soiort uerluuseu
nun bic bieiisen 5abrifanten eiueu DO.
beren Sbus5o0. Das if cine unsers
ibdmte JOroerung. Sic haben bereiis
elneu Shus BON 33 Broceut uno menu
iie oamit nidt austommen fDauen,
lolen iie lib besrabsn ~laiien. IS glib!
ebeu sewliie 0inge, ruelde i'm Nuslanoe
biarser berseftelt meroen fonnen ols
bier, uno oas Yubl;tum 1T 81 oen blli-
gen Yreiien beredtist. 8uroe Der
Sdus5ol erb0bt. 10 miiBten in eritsr
1inie Die 5nrmer Ieloen, Die ieBt ihou
iber su bobe 5radtraten flusen. DE
Observation-Disclosures wuroen Die er-
h0btsu Brsiie Der Sbieneu ioiort offs
Sorpano benuBeu, aub DIE 6rabtraten
III ertOhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Sn nnlerem 2dnos muB auBerots
bentlib uleI iiberflii lises 8upital Dor
bunoen" letn. Muu bort, oaB Gin ams
rltaniIdes Spnoltnt berelt if. ben cuba
nll9en Suiur9entsH nit $15.6OO.O 900
inter Die Nrme su 9rerfen, iobalo Sci.
tens u~nierer Regleruua lbre Nnerfen
nrn9 als frleailhrenoe Waht erfolesn
iCuie. Wit Der Inerfennau9 ideint Is
aaeroinss, troB aler Spmpntblebeitlii.
ie, nod rebt CUTE Reae gu bdbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

IaB man BON @ott uno ieiuen s6tts
lihen anoronunsen IN ben Dfentllben
Stulen nldts wlien MID, 1T isst gum
st0Bteu lleberfluB pom 8eneralanwalt
bes Staaies Wmneiota aud nod aeies-
iib nabsewieieu wOroen. Dem Sbuls
iuperintenoenien oes Stnatss uur cine
Nnirase Su%sesansen. oh es curh oas
@eieB uerboten lei ooer nidt, ben Shul
untsrritt nit eiuem .Satsrunler" 81 ers
0ifuen. uno mas 81 tbun let. ipsnn See
mdno i'm Shulottrift aesen oas Seria'
gen bes ,Salerunier" Glupano erbebs.
Der 9eneralanwalt oes Staates. benz
Die 5raae 5ur Gntideibuns iiberseben
muros. bot elm @utadien obseseben, osi'
len 3srn If, oas bic Qroftnuno oes un'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Sburman's Geben enibGlt cine tpertb-
pole 2ebre fur nn9ebeuoe Yolltifer. IS
3eist, bob man lid wObl Der 8olitlf pio'
men uno oenuOb elm ebrliher Wonn blel.
ben fam. 8le oft muB man Den ial.
iden @runoins I'm YOlilif 1T 4aes er
lnubt" bDrsn 9erielbe iolfe abiolut
aus Dem politliden 2ebeu uerbannt uno
ieoer 9olititer, Der onrnad banoelt, on
ben Stranger aeiteli werbeu. y@brsa,s
felt 1T bic bette YolItlt", ous 1T eln
@runoiuB. Der fib bDren iGBt, uno Die
fen @runciaB babsn mir ia uub i'm 9eut.
ihen IN Der 8orten: ,@brlld pdbrt am
lGn9,ten." 9lelsr @runoias, ole 2elt,
fern Gburman's, bat ii6 bel ,bm in sldn
Senoer 8eiie bepabrt, uno nIe lhon bel
ieinen Gebieiten Der ,alie &Omer" Don
ieinen pOltii6eu Sesnsrn bob seebrl
wuree, 10 wiro ,bm itst. uabosm er lei.
lie 2uuibabn beenoet. BON allen Seiteu
Sob eeipeuoet, uno on Der lrt uno Wsijt
tvle es %ssipenoet uiro. iiebt mon, oaB Cd
bonn SerSen tommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Sn Saflanb, Californian, baben Fl

Sn Saflanb, Californian, baben iit
ble 2ebrer Der oeutihen Sprobe on ben
Sohibuleu mo ben Nfaoemien, fppie
ole 8rOieiioren fir oeutlhe Sprads uno
2lterntur beiosr llniueriitdtsn periam
melt uno elueu Serein beutiter 2ebrer
sesriiuoet. 9urh bieien 8erein iOa Der
unterri6t in Der oeutl6en Sprahe se
fDroert uuo uerbeiiert weroen, uno Die
Serbanolun9s'prube i'm 8erein miro
beutIh Iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Ipu Der muthmaBliden Ih6tiafe

Ton Der mutbmaBllben Ibatisfelt
bieies @ouareiies iasi Der betannte re.
publifduilhe NbaeOronete Cannon:
,WoHenbait 8eaelge uuo 8ersoe. uno
8eibllesen uno uuterlutunsen. uno
Yerblaffsn mo 8eiibteribneloen uno
Ybraisuseoreib uuo Silmmunsmahen
NIB neua lpIr iertIg limb, merosn mir
nidts eetban haben oils Die Berwllls
~sunssblGs un9enOmmsn. Sc ihnsIer
MIR onmi, 81 Slunoe fommen uno belms
9eben, osilo beiier iir unlsre Ydrtei."
@enn ale republttaUliheu Gou9reBmit
elleoer 10 oddteu, Damn miisoe Die Seis
iiDn iebr erireulih firSer oils bic BOT
i6aft oes BrGiioenien weroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
&aum mar es befanni, oaB 81. 2uuis

&alm mar es b~efannt, oaB 81. Souls
bic republlfaniide 9onpentionsitdbt if,
ba belteuten Die SnoinunpOllier Sreunos
bes Serrn Sarriion iOIort 30 3,mmer
i'm planters Soiel IN Der Siaot oes bl.
9uorpie. Nh Wansel an 8eiheioenbeit
leioen bic SnoIuna.B Olitlter nidt. Die
8epublttaner prdientiren Sarriion, bic
9emotrateu @oup. Mattbews oils Srdii,
bentlbafts' Ganoioateu. User Naes nil,
friest sepDbnlth Nlhts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Nls aaerneneiter Yrdiioen!idaita

Als allerneueiter Yrdiioeniibaitss
fanotcat miro @rs9ouuernDr Bm 6.
Stuffed BON Waiubulelts s%enaunt uno
miro namentllh uon Der 9lepelano
5r0ctlon ms Iuae seuommeu. @hitz
rep bot beit,mmt ertldrt, oaS er BON beg
@uuo,oatur nIbts wiiieu w,Q; er lprit;
iih often fir 8ouu. &uiisl aus. tuelder
namentllh in ben N~euenslanooS taateu
Iehr populGr 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Der .. u. &. Gentralperein bat

~ - " V' SSVtkbtVSkSs" 49,
laui Wtittbeiluns oes &ecoro. Sefretdrs
Qlfreo Stedsl felt ieiner lesten. Der 40,
i'm September in Nlbanp, %. D., abses
balteneu @eneralperiammluug einen
ib0nen 3uruads 81 uer5eltnen. Is
wuroeu isitoem in ben Yerbuno oes Sen
traluereins auisenommen: 9. Soiepbss
8erelu, @uansuiIe, Sub., 100 Mtt9lies
Der. ct. 5ran5 stus 8erein, Sheuecs
taop, %. y, III Wlt9lleoer. st. Beter
uno Baul 8ereIn. Betersbursh, So. n
Witslieoer. 81. Warisu-S erein, Sem
len, Su., A Mitslieoer. Ct. Yeter uno
Buul 8erein, Sensca, Sans, "a Wit'
slieoer. st. Wtibuels Berein. Beo!lu,
3d., 100 Mltalieoer. 81. Sobaunes'
8erein, Burlington, So, AZ WItslieoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

GbriItus bot iib ipObl nidt Der @rihl
iden ocer elmer auoerenS prade beoient,
oils CT su ben alelusu 'prab uno iie isgs
nete. @r wiro mpbl IN Der Wutteripra
DIE Der 8le,neu 81 Ibreu 9ereoet baben.
Sn u~nieren Shuleu mObte mon aber
Dem &inoe Die Wutteriprabe enlSleber,
uno ibm lieber in elner nuofrea Spra>
DIE Die SeilsUuhrbeltsn lebren; aaes
um ,amerifanilh" 81 lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Yri,ona beobIidtiat, NIT ieiner Be

Nrl50na beablibtl9f, NIT Ielner Be
pDlferuus bon nur $4,000 Ssslen UNI
Nuinabme in oe 8elbe Der 8unbestaas
ten nadSuiuden. Wenn olele 1900
Burger Swsi Sise i'm Buuoesiennt er,
balten ~iOItsu, 10 rpilroe Der nlte Sbers
hes Sprshers &eeo o der unbsarenS
ten 5reiprGsuns Der Sunoes ienntoren"
wIeoer bon Neuem @eltuns fiuoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Wpbortsmen.
SON e. L

,9anet bic 8leineu 81 mir femmen
uno mehret es ibneu ni&t." iprab Der
Seilanb einit 81 ieinen Siinsern. Gar
uiele Singer oes germ webreH Die aIel'
men nb pom Seilano, inoem oieielben
ibnen nidt anoers oils in eluer 5prahe,
Die oieielben erit in Der Sdule nod Ter
men iousn, ben @ea sum Ssllano oeuten
molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Dem ainoe oen &atebismus in elmer
Sprate belbrinsen III polen. welte
oaslelbe crit lerneu iOl, belSt experiments
tiren. @rperimeutlren mag III 4lsm ers
laubt iein, nur nidt IN Dem. fuelbes Dem
8inbe pas Seillsit2 ietn muB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Seoe 3elt bot ibreu uniiuu. ben reos
llde WahHer bsidmpieu muiisn. uus
llsst &c OBJ, oeramerlfluiiruns oerStu'
fen 40 iieuern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

ioI man BET Dem usbsrfllii'aeu, nl6t bel
BEN Notb uenoisen u7o Nisli3eu an
iaraen. Die beutihe Sprnts aus ben
Sdulen 81 u%srwetisn, no oieielbe Elm
Rsbt bat, uuo iiatt bsrislbeu alerblno
unpiiseu arum bsibebnlten, beiBt, iih
itledter Wiiiel 81 einem su,eu 3pJd
{ zen Der 8siOrmtuns Der S,uoisnfads,
III Shulen) beoteaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Stue Ocl put iuttU uHIlNU, VtU tvs
lide WdhHer bstdmpieu muiisn. uua
llegt &c Ob, oerQmerlfluiiiruns erStu'
len 80 teuern.
Rremdls irreu, 1T cine llnm0elihtelt
ielnsn Srrtbum nber ibueu elnsuiebeu,
1T e'ne 2useno-Gtpas CUR Seberjl9ung
DER Nmerifauiirer.
Sn Der Shule ioq Der Meuih gum
Wenltsn, nlbt aber Sur UfaIhme abae'
rlbtet peroeu. Die Nntnolt uno Rsop
oes 8iuoes muB Gus Der Seele oes &iur
oes, ul9t aus benz SeoGhtnB fommeu.
Wle lit oIeles uber m0alib, weuu BEN
aInte Ole 8elesenbeIt OaSu aerommen
Iptro, lnoem lbm uer6oten. lUlrO Ielue
Wtuttet lprahe "a aebrauben. SIT es
ntUt oaourb seSrpun9eH. Yemen Saiehls
mus uno Ntoeres mnihlueuartIs aus
uenoi9 gu lernen uno 9eounteulos ber'
5uleierH?
Is 1T en- Dahrbait mlbameoautih2r
Guletlfmus. lit oamit Bu t,0ten, Got
ueroe am Cube Die Suhs lhon reht
modem, Der @iuSelus Tonne ia out rldts
anoern. man miiiie eben Den 3rH9en Ibreu
Saui ~lalien.
9tidt ioote aenutnIIie uno Jerll9Iel'
ten iolen bic 8lnoer aus Der Sbule ourh
oas 2ebeu ldlsppen. iOnosru Elm 9eben
IN ber 2iebe, I'M 9eliie Seiu 81 lebsu,
oas iOuen lie in Der Stule lernen.
Wau iast 9eraoe 10 ulel nit ben @or.
ten: sd bin elm amerltanliher Sir-
GER. als nit ben 8orten: IL am an
American Citizen"
Die bette Weihooe 1T Die, bic III Der
Guslbuus nldt e%inieiug nur e~inSelne
Jabi9telier. ionbern oas san5e Weien
oes &lnoes in Nuipruh ntmmt, Die inne
rec 9ebeu in lhrem 8reiie Dsdt uno rese
erbGlt. bic nidt uHterrlhtst ALIEN, iOUs
bern auh erSleft. Sleies fam ober
nltt 8eihsben, inoem man oemalnoe Die
Wutierlprabe raubt.
Sc erbabener oas 3tel, wornh mon
ltrebt, oeiio tleisr Der Nbaruro, III ten
nan 5urildldlt, mem man BON Bfge
Der Yflbtsn nb9sfuihen ~.
Seoem onS Seiue 5u ~laIien, II Elm
8runoIaB, Der wle bas 8ort 9Oltes aels
tensuno ule 'nn9etnitst lueroen lOu. WfO
gen es iih bic m~erfen, Delde benz amoe
Die Muttcriptahe nidt sOuueu polen.
8Orurtbsile uno 9sloeuihoitsn gsb6s
rSn 81 Den Shrudhen %uuisrer gtntur,
uno Gut DIE selitllhen Sirteu uuo 8ah
Ter fOuuen 10 gut nis Staotsmdnuer on.
Dol beiblitlen iueroen, aber Iie fOnnen
uIdt onuerro leln; ie gu betdmpien 1T
Eflldt.
BET &tnoerr thut's. ulht oas BUD,
lonoern .oaS leberOt9e Wort m Der Nut
teriprdhe oes 8inoes maht bic Sdule.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Se, aiuoern tbut's ulht oas BUD,
lonoern ous ~lebenot9e @ort IN Der Wut
tsriprdhe oes ainoes mdht bic Sdule.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

8Orurtbsilc uno 2sloeuihoiisn gsb6s
rSn 81 Den Shpdhen %uuisrer gtntlr,
uno uub ote seiiilihen gluten uuo g8ab
Ter f0unen 10 gut Wie StantsmdHuer ous
Dol bsihlidlen usroen, aber lie fOunan
Hlht onuerno leln; lie gu befdmpien 1T
Gillht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

8inbe oas Seillsit2 iein muB.
Wlro pobl eiu alno NIT 9rOSerem
Srterei1e ieinen aa'ebismus nno Die
blbliihe @eihihte lernen, menn es Die
ielbeu in elmer Sprlde lernen mu6, Die
lbm nitt 70 bon Staten sebt, bic es
nod nibt uDQl9 bemeiitert bat, ia erii
nod bemeiitsrr ioQ, als IN ieiner Utnt'
terIprabe, IN Der Is be Nuiransssriinoe
isiuer 81. RellalOn Usrnommen?
Solhen, Die on Dem yNmerifaniiis
runasfieber" %unisrer Siarritulen leioeu,
Iouie man einas Y~aoaao9lf uno eiipas
BON Der Yiitoloeie Der &inoerieelen bets
brlnaen, UNI ibneu oas IbIuroe ibrer
Soesu. Dor Gusen 81 ilbren. Oar manbe
bdtten eS nDtbl9.
Gin ,tueites tolerari potest-fann
aeouloet fem, mare uou Gom fait nDtbIS
ooer roh mnuibeusUertb In Betref Der
oeutidenS prnde in unieren Bfarrihulen.
Whtura oes 81. 8llubens uno Nts
iune Der Wutteriprd5e 9eben Sano IN
Sano. Gas elue beoln9t oas anoere.
Maude DiientlIhen Sdulen o"irften
unleren N%mertanllirern Der Yfarribu'
len oils Wulter olenen, oenn nlht nur
wlro in ben meliten Die oeuilbe Sprabe
aeouloet, ionoern IN ulelen au1S @lirt9'
ite Den Stllern nuempfoblen uno beirie
ben.
Belden 3ped lonnen mObl uniere
Nmeritaniiirer Der Yrarrihuleu I'M Nuge
baben? 8oh nidt etDa Gipas, oas Dem
ainoe Sumgluseu sersiben fam? 8enn
es aber fem nilSll6er 3wsd 1T. oann 1T
es oas @eseutbsl, EN- iddollder-eu
idGolider benz alnoe IN ieoer Se5lebur9.
Die Qmerlfaniiirsr entihulo,ssn ibr
Yorssbeu, inpem tie uuseben, Die Suseuo
lei nit ben ulelen Stuolen'atern gu uber
buroei; oas belBt man aber Wilden
Ielben uno Glepbnntsn ueribluden, ODER
ourhlafeu. g. 1T Wabr, oaB 5uulel N
NJ ieren Sbulen seirlebeu iplro. @lQ
man absr ~ Reiormlrsn ~anfansen, 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Hremdls irreu, 1T cine unmOalidteIt {;
ielnen Srrtbum aber idueu eln,uieben,
1T e'ne 9useno-gtwas jur Seberjl9ung
Der Nmeritauihrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

gtIht ioote aenutuliie uno JerlIsIel'
ten ioQen bic 8inosr aus Der Shule ourh
oas 2ebeu ldlsppen. iouosru Elm 9ebsn
IN oer 2iebe, I'M 8eiiis Seiu gu lebsu,
oas iOuen lie in Der Sbule lerneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Wau inst 9sraoe 10 uiel nit ben @Or.
Ten: sd bin Elm amerltanlIber Slr-
GER. nls nit ben Worten; IL am an
American Citizen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Seoem odS Seiue 81 ~laiien, it eln
@runoias e, Der wle bas 8ort @Ottes aels
tensuuo uie 'nngetnitst iperoen lol. WR6
gen es lid bic merten, melde benz SInoe
Die Muttcriptahe nidt s0uuen wolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

IS 1T Elm pnbrpait mubumsoauiih2r
Guletlsmus. lib oamit gu t,0iten, Got
Usroe am @Hbe Die Sahs lhon reht
maber, Der giuSelns tonne ia bob rldts
anosru. man miiiie sbsn Den 9rH9en Ibreu
Gaui laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Sc erbubener oas 3lel, wornd mon
oeito tleisr Der Gbaruro, III ttu
snrildldut. menu man pom 8fge
Ger Yhrdtsn nb9sfulten IT..
The evening world., 1895-01-25
WIRE.CUTTER SHOT.
Police Fire u VOlley Rt u Fleeing
Wagon and Arrest Three Men.

The wire-cutters were out In Brooklyn
again this morning. and the police OFF,
GERS had an exciting time pursuing q
wagon which held four men. 1t Is be-
lieved that one OF the men was shot
At 2.25 o'clock Roundsman Bunce and
Policeman McGrath, while patrolling
Bedford avenue. near North Fourteenth
street, saw two men at work pulling
down and cutting the trolley wires. In
wagon. which was standing by the
curb, were four other men.
The police ran up aud succeeded In ar
resting the two men on foot but the
driver os the wagon whipped up his
horse and drove away, followed by a
frsi.lade of shots from the pistols Of
the police,
The TWO men were taken to the sta
ton house, where they gave their names
as Dissell willis, thirty-seven years old.
ana A. Il. Lewis. forty-four years Old.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
LINEMEN KEPT BUSY.
Cut Wires In Every Direction Con-
front Trolley Mnnur-rs

The police reported this morning that
wires were cut or pulled down in Flush
Ing avenue. where the feed wires were
sawed; Bedford avenue anl North
Twelfth street; Myrtle avenue near
sumner avenue. Fulton street. above
TOmpk!ns avenue-all on the brooklyn
Heights roads except Bedford avenue.
Two vagon.loads OF repairers were
sent by the Brooklyn Heights Company
70 the Ninth avenue and Twentieth
street section, TO repair the damage done
Wednesday u!ght, and which tied up
that roaI yesterday, as well "a the
seventh avenue and the Fifteenth street
Ines
!; was big Job. Great damage was
dO-e In this section. wires beirg taken
away IN loEg ctions. leaving the sup
ports almost barren.
The Bergen street lines We're dam
aged little last night, but were soon
! repaired. The Brooklyr, Queens ana
| Suburbar lines were not damaged by
| wire-cuttins
Al O'Clock this morning reports were
| Civ ou' AT the Offices OF the three rail,
road companies that their wires we're al
! right and the first of series of twent,
| cars went out over the Seventh avenu,
line from Ninth avenue and Twentieth
| street.
Electrician Sllliman has decided to rur
the cars by gravity down the grade OF
The evening world., 1895-01-25
TIRED OF THE JOB.
NOn-UniOn Men Quit Work and
Join the Strikers.

Join the strikers.
Early this morning Carl Haines, Of 40
Elm street: Charles Cable, OF 60 Canal
street; James White. OF 81 Union street {:
NJ. J. Phalen. 725 Broadway: James Full
ten, Of 1870 North Pearl street: Charles
Banker. OF 22l Hawkes. street. and Ed
ward Wyman, of 800 Green street all Of
Albany, came to Mugge's Hall and an
heuncei that they had resigned in a body
from the Ridgewood stables.
They said they were engaged at AL
bany last Monl y. and signed six
mcnths contracts to work on Brooklyn
cars at 81 a day, ten hours a day du.ing
twelve They were promised good food.
6ooa accommodation and would not he
required to work on strike lines. None
of these promises, the men said. was
Kept. and consequently they all left In a
body. All tne food they got, they claim
was cold sandwiches and cold coffee.
Patrick Grady. of Baltimore, arrived
IN Brooklyn this morning on a similar
contract As soon as he understood the
situation he went TO Mugge's Hall &c
join the union.
The evening world., 1895-01-25

They said they lived at steinway. N. Y.
After the two men had been locked
up the two policemen went on duty
again and at 40 o'clock they saw the
same wagon again at Bedford avenue
and North Thirteenth street. This time
three men were In 1t. and one man was
on the street pulling at the wires over
mead.
The roundsman caught the man who
was at work and held him. while Nc
Grath pursued the wagon. which had
started OF.
McGrath emptied his revolver as he
ran. but he could not keep up the pace.
When he returned he told the rounds
man that he was sure he had hit one Of
the men. because he had seen one fall
over
The man who was arrested proved to
be Harry Howard, an eighteen-year-old
boy. who refused to give his address.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
RAN OVER A CARTRIDGE.
Truck, Instend of Car, Exploded the
Thing.

Some miscreant placed a large cart
fridge on the railroad track at Halsey
street and Broadway just before /
o'clock this afternoon.
Before a car could run over It. how
ever. heavily laden truck struck 1t
and a loud explosion followed.
The ball fortunately struck no one.
but buried itself in the woodwork OF a
store across the street.
A car on the Myrtle avenue line ran
over and exploded cartridge opposite
i76 Myrtle avenue at 1890 this morning.
The sound OF the explosion startled the
passengers in the car and created a
momertary excitement In the street. for
rumors Of dynamite bombs are rife In
brooklyn to-day. But there was no
damage done and no panic. and Sergt
Dunn. of the Twelfth New York Regl-
ment, reported the occurrence In a matter
Of fact way to the police. The Identity
OF the person who placed the cartridge
on the rail could not be discovered.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
SAYS THE STRIKE IS BROKEN.
Lewis Thinks II VIII lie Declared
on within q Day.
hB tttc W
eration."

Daniel r. Lewis. President OF the
Brooklyn Heights system. made the fol-
lowing statement to reporters this morn
ing:
THE situation Is such that I believe
the strike II practically broken. and
within the next few days there will be
a stampede, I believe. of old men to get
back their places.
"The beginning OF this expected
stampede occurred this morning. when
twelve cid men who have been out with
the strikers applied for work.
II Immediately sent the men to the de-
pots where they had formerly been en-
p.oyed, with Instructions that they should
be given back their Old positions.
II drew up new contracts with these
men lasting from thirty days to one
year, according to my estimation or
their ability. l am glad to get the old
men back. and will hire az many Of them
as l have places for We cannot. OF
course, discharge the new men.
within twenty-four hours guess the
strike will be declared of. The men
are growing tired Of It.
I'VE have 300 cars In operation to-day.
and have opened up the following lines:
Lutheran Cemetery. Holy Cross Gem
etery. Calvary Cemetery. Richmond Hill
and Nostrand avenue.
IAN Of these lines except the Nostrand
avenue, are Summer lines. and only one
or two cars are operated on them In
Winter.
II had the assurance from Greenpoint
people that they would protect our cars
II we opened up that line. but mobs are
assaulting our men. throwing stones at
the cars.
Just A. soon a. we can have police
protection we will open the Bushwick
avenue. Hamilton avenue. Union avenue.
Maeksr avenue and Grand street lines.
We are making preparations now to open
these lines"
President Lewis advertised this after
noon that ne was ready and willing TO
employ such OF his former employees as
are needed to MI vacancies, and would
pay them the market rate OF wages.
The employees. he adds. are to accept
the regulations of the Company as to
the frequency and number of lars to be
run.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
3 O'Clock This Mornin0.

Doht, Of Long Island City. was called
upon for protection. and Under Sheriff
Baker left for Maspeth with seventy
five deputy sherIffs in wagons.
In his mall this morning Sheriff Doht
received letter from President Lewis,
Of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad, OF
which the following is a copy:
Henry Doht Sheriff Queens County:
We protest again at your failure to take proper
step, t" protect the railroad cars located in your
personally responsible with Queens County for al!
damage done. We will seek redress a. We may
be entitled to under the laws
DANIEL T, LEWIS. President
At 1l.5O o'clock Car No. 4lll, Of the
Bushwick avenue line. reached the lin
It's OF Maspeth, In charge OF two Deputy
Sherlffs, with twenty ron-union men.
AS the car reached the strikers head
quarters rush was made and the
twenty non-unicn men were taken bod
lily from the car. They are now under
the charge OF the strikers In their head
quarters.
The two deputy sherirs we're power
less TO prevent the men from being
taken from the car. Two of the strikers
took the car up to the depot
Sheriff Don't telephoned to Gen Nc
Leer for a company of militia and has
sworn In 100 extra deputies.
The strikers have not attempted ngy
violence. but they are making threats
against the running OF cars. All the peo-
lie In the neighborhood appear to be In
/ sympathy with them. and gathered
around trs depot In Grand street.
! Ths Metropolitan avenue line was
opeEed shortly after o'clock this after.
no; !. Cnder-Sae.in Baker, with TWEEN.
ty-two deputies, started five cars and
accompanied them as far as the Queens
County line. when they were taken IN
charge by Brooalyr police. The striker,
did not attempt any violence and only
/ booted at the non-union men.
company OF militia are now on the
way from Brooklyn to preserve order
After accompanying tho cars to the
Brooklyn line. Deputy Baker returned
with his deputies TO the depot. The mill
tia will liberate the prisoners who are
now housed In the old Hook and Ladder
house
One Of the imprisoned non union mer
broke away. He 10 Rudolph Arigito. oi
Allegheny City. Pa. He claims he wal
struck over the head with q club, ant
shows signs OF having been badly beat
en-. Deputy Sheriff John Gebhart o.