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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

Madrid, 20.- 8. NJ. la Rsina
acept6 la dimisl6n que le presenta-
ron los Minister'S; pero psrece
seguro que el Sr. Sagasta formarz
nuevo gabinete.
CualQuiera que: sea Ell resultado
de 10 crisis, parece cosa resuelta el
viaie & Cuba del General Marines
Osmpos.
Madrid, %. = Ha quedado resuel.
to ell conflcto militar originsdo
por el suceso ocurrido en- Las re-
dacciones de "El Resumen y"El
Globo."
81 ST. Sagasta no habia sido en-
cargado. .todavis para 10 formation
de nuevo ministerio.
Una veE resuelto el conalcto MI
litsr, maflana % dara al Sr. Ssgasts
el encargo para formar gabinete.
Oi9ese que por 10 menos una mi
tad de los Ministries dimitentel
yolveraa & formar parte de! Duevt
Goblerno.
Madrid, c3.-El Sr. Sagasta hs
renunciado q formar nuevo minis
terio.
8. M. Ia Reina Rsgente ha llama
do al Sr. Oanovas del Castillo pars
Ia formation del nnevo Gobierno
Hay gran expectation On los orr
eulos politlcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31
REEMPLAZOS.

El vapor San IgnGOiO de LOyOla,
entrado esta manana en- puerto,
lleva 1.137 reemplazos, para ell ejer
cito de Cuba, embarcados en- San
tander y CadiE.
jQue lleguen CON felicidad 4 Ia
Antllla hermana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

vecas n D., otrAe regular, otras
70 adisns.
I es { Tins. Va hemes dichO
repsiimos que no lie faltan inte-
ligen g direction : no mtnoa in-
to igen nd leo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31
SEccI0N LITERARIA.
MORRINA@


Ouando cubre la nieve F
montes y llanos,
= no hay hoja en- el krbol,
hieEba On el pradO,
vel pajarillo
tiembla en- 10 SEGA rama
m1do y sin nldo;
Ouando el cielo parece
tumba de plomo,
y nj gotta de agua
lleva el arroyo,
Crndo ell invierno
impsfa en- estos campos
que aEota el cierKo.
O0raz6n dolorido A
gpor que to apenaef
Ipor que mi VOC velada
tan triste suenai
lPor que, sin calmA..
lan1a el pecho susPiros.
llantO del alma
Es que al dido llegan
como un lamento. i
de una terra adorada
los dulces COOS.
/ BE 81 recuerdo s,,,-,
de uuos Campos fiorIdos.
aiempFe tan bellosl
De aQuel sol que doraba
las Cumbres atlas
y loo valles alegres
de mi Navafra,
Z el puebleCillo ,4siqu
con sus caslsas blancas
= 81 mOlino. ..1-s--s
lOuantas veces, oh, cukntas.
desde ell oterc,
Caminito del rio
tome el sendefol m
iFelices horas,
cue con tanta tristexa ~
recuerdo ahoralI
-
Las nieves del invIerno
mi Cuefpo agoblan;
10 nieve de los Cd .
mi amor FedobIa.
lVuelva 20 { verte a
sntes que mi tributo S
pagus { la musrtel z
IN iaviernC e mas trIssA II
10 terra sxtraha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

de nuevo la partida de PerIquito
Perez, en- ell camino de los Oaiios,
dispersAndola, hAci6ndols dos he
rldos = cog'tudole varias armas.
En ell mismo dia fua batIda DOR
guerrillas de SImancas la nartida
de Evaristo Lugo, que con 90 hon.
bFes entr6 en- Oamarones, persl-
gulendo los dIspersos hasta la Sle-
IRA.
| Anochs se present6 Dor 10 $40
ma de la Orux," camlno del Oobre,
luna partida insurrecta. Inmedia'
tamente salieron de esta Oiudad
(Stgo. dc o. fusrEas que 10 alcan'
Earon y batieFon dlspers&ndola poi
Comp!eto, causAndole algunas bsjal
que no sc han podido preci.sar
lpero que 80 oyeron los quejidos
Iprosumiendose que &c llevaron al
gunos heridos.
1 ri Conds TenaditO, este cEuceRt
de nuestra marina de guerra, qu'
tan importantes servlCios preAtt
Irecientemente en- Africa cuando To-
sucesos de Melills. parece que eat
llamado ( prestHrlOs tambien el
las costas de esta Isla, pues desd
su llegada no ha descansado ul
Imomento en- ell desempeiio de q
leomis ones que se le hancol a do.
/ Del 81:
/ ri General Garrlch, con 100 ca
ballos y 100 de infanteria, alcanz
al enemigo en- Soils, paraje sltuad
& cuatro leguas de BayAmo, pr6xi
mo d los potreros de ValenEuels,
cerca tambien de los altos del Mo
cote, batiendolo y hacl9ndole
mueftos entire los cuales 90 cuentl
Manuel PaChsco, titulado capitSr
Iayudante de Estrada, ocupGndole
cinco tescerolas, I'm revolver, ma
cheteS, tornituras, municlones, slet
caballos con monturas, etectos Va
rios y docomentos que acredital
lpersonalidad.
Retirado el enemigo & la Slerrs
segun reconoeimiento que se prac
tIco, ell General GarriCh dispuso 0
diera Ell primer rancho, durante &
cual nuestras avan zadAs descubrie
ron I'm grupo enemigo emboscad
en- 10 alta manigua, 10 atacaron COL
vlvo tuego hasta obligarles 4 hulE
/ Del 2S:
Il Las partIdas del Oobre se hal
| Ifraccionado, buscando armas y lie
vAndose los hombres a Ia tuerEa oil
lque pagusn los efeotos que tomal
de las tiendas, dando wales en- s1
lugar.
La noche del 18 una partida In
surrecta, que se dice mandada 20
Garr6r, penetr6 en- el campament
de Venent, de 10 Oompafiia de mi
mas Hispano Americana, no pu
diendo pre- clsar el n1mero Dor L
oscurIdad de la noChe llevandos
cuatro: :j6venes, una eHCopeta J ul
rifle y comprando en- Ia tienda al
lgunas alpargAtas que abonaron
Fu6 perseguida inmediatament
Ipor la GuRrdla OWL de FRmeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

Passjeros llegados de la costa dl.
cen que visito ell poblado de Eique
TO una regular partida, de los cualel
iban srmados unos y otros no, lie.
vAndose de las tiendas todo 10 que
necesita ban.
Dfcese que han estadc tanbi9n
en- Velis, que dista unss tres leguas
m q ALA de Niquero; hsblendo
sbandonado con este motive sus
casas muchss familIas, que haE lido
& IefugisEse 4 Osbo OTuz.
Como caFecemos de detalles exac.
tos, no podemos ser 10 explicitOs
que desesriamos,
Del 90:
Sc sabe oficialmente que en- ell
briIlante hecho de armas lIevado 4
G.ho par al OoTonel Santoscildes
en- Gaanabana (Baysmo), two Gin
co heridos graves del Regimiento
Isabel 10 Oat6lics, = uno del Regi-
misnto de IL Habana; causAndo al
enemig0, que era iueFte de 500
HON bres, ,siete muertos y ounce he
ridos, entire ellos un iefe. La ban.
dera que llevAba el enemlgo era
igual & la cue uaaban ep 10 guerra
pasada,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

termination del senior Sagasta D
presentar ( s. M. la dimisi6n total |
del Ministerio, ha consistido en- cue
los generates querian que los mill
tares que atacaron las redacciones
de los peri6dlcos foesen juEgados
Dor los tfibunaIes miIitaEes, y el 20
nor Sagasta y sus compa1eros de
6abtnete querfan que 10 fuesen
por los trlbunales crdlnarios.
Madrid, 10.-E general Marti-
nez Oampos reoibi6 & los oficiales
de Ia guarnicion de eata corte y les
arengo dici6ndoles cue Sc muestrs
hoy mas decidido que nunca 4 sos
tener 10 discipline militar y Que %
dejara matar antes que consentir
an la perturbacl6n del orden pd-
blicO.
Les anUncl6 ademGs que el Di.
rector de 81 Rssumsn serk sometido
4 la jurisdiction militar.
Madrid. 18.-Hoy se ha leido 60
am0as Oamaras una comunicaCi0n
del senior Sagasts, presldente del
Oonsejo de Ministries, dando cuenta
dc 10 crisis y pldiendo que 90 sus-
pendan las sesiones hasta que %
resuelva.
Madrid, 18-Seg6n noticIas 70.
oioidas de Flllpinas, 90 ha obteni
90 una gran Victoria contra los mo
.os de Mlndanao, & los Que 90 lei
tom6 todo eI tsrrsno, dejando uu
gran ndmero de muertos sobre Q
campo.
La fusrSa espafiola tuvo dos Oh
ciales y ounce soldados muertos
tres jetes, dlez y ocho oficlales
eiento sesents y dos soldados herr
Idos.
| Madrid, 19.-El General Martl
nes Oampos ha conference.-the dete
nidamente con 8. M. 10 Reina Be
gente, examinando bsjo todas 81
tasea ell conActo surgido entire 10
militares subalternos , los peTio
nlstas.
Dicese que On dicha conference
ell General ha aconsejado q 10 sobe
rama que contin6e en- el podeH
senior Sagasts.
| Esta Completamente desechad
10 idea de formar un ministerio d
TRANSACTION.
El seiior 6agasta exige para fol
mar ministerio la completa seguri
dad de no sufrir imposition alguns
/ Hs sido citado q Palaclo par
conferenclar CON s. N. la Reina {
sefior CGnovas del Castillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31
NOTICIAS
DE La INSURRROCI0N
{ Prensa de Santiago de Cuba J.
Del Is:

Del Is:
La Columna del Oomandante Sa-
CARA alcanE0 en- la madana de
aver en- la jurisdiction del Oobre &
las partidas reunidas que mandan
los cabscillss Guan6 y Barba en-
San Juan de Wilson, batiendolas
despues de ruda acclon, hacienda
les abandonsr las ventsjosisimas =
escabrosas posiciores que ocupa.
ban, y vi6ndose caer 4 muchos de
ellos.
Las bajas por nuestra parte han
oonsistIdo en- dos soldados he
ridos, IN guardia civil herido y I'M
Caballo muerto y otro herido.
Del 16:
OoFren como vAlid0s los rum0res
de estar dispuestas 4 presentarse
les psrtidas que capitanea MSss6 en-
la Jurisdiction de ManxAnillo, ,
que ea iguales disposiciones se he
liam otras, partidas entire elias laa
que han tenido alarmado q BtaEo
de Osuto.
El buque de guerra Condo de Te
NaditO ha condncido q ests Ciudad
la fuefSa del Regimlento de ISabel
Ia Cdt6licd que manda ell valiente
veterano Teniente Ooronel RuiI
del Arbol, y que traia el vapoI
Antia6gOnes Menendez vaFado cercs
de Santa Cruz.
Sean bien venidoS los intr6pidol
soldados de IL patria.
Dsl 18:
Como 90 va del dominic p6.
bliCo, q las 9y l de Ia maiiana
del microbes, l3 del corriente,
invade el poblado d Q Oampe-
chuela, distante unas leguas de
esta ciudsd (ManEsnIllo), ls par
ida levantsda en- armas que man
da Ell cabecilla AmadoE Guerra (;
los euales dicese que serlan en-
ndmero de tres ientOs J piCo, todos
& Caballo J eQuipados con armAs
desiguales; produci6ndose gran
alarma entire los pacifieos morado-
res de aQuel piRtoresCo poblado.
Hicieroa su entrada sin hacer
fuegc, diriglendose en- grupos q los
distintos establecimienTos que ALL
hay, pidiendo y cargando todo
cuAnto se les ant .jsba, y sobre to-
do, exigiendo los armas y municio-
mes que tuviesen en- las casas.
Teniendo conocimiento de este
hecho ell sefor Oomandante MI.
litar, dispuso que con el vapor
costero " Fausso," que acababs
de llegaf de su itinerario 4 Ia
ocho de la noche, se trasladasen
dos compafiias del ~ Battalion del
Regimiento de Isabel Ia Oat6lica
al mando del senior Teniente Ooro-
mel don Ricardo RuiS del Arbol.
Horas antes de liegsr las fuerEas,
los levantados abandonaban ell po-
blado. dejandolo convertible en- 10
mayor desolaci6n.
Psrte de Ia tropa qued6 guarne-
ciendO aquella place, y el resto re-
gres6 4 esta, en- 10 mahana del al.
gnlente dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

En- la mafaua del 19 alcansaron
de nuevo la partida de PerIquito
Perez, en- ell camino de los Oaflos,
dispersAndola, hAciendols dos he.
rldos = cog'Endole varias armas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

I'm Guantanamo el dia 10 los
avanEadas del Teniente OoroneI
Bosch batieron en- la Colonla de La
jas 6 una partida, haci6ndole IN
muerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

En ell miamo dia fue batIda por
gueFrillss de SImancas la nartida
de Evaristo Lugo, que con 90 hcm-
bres entr6 en- Oamarones, persi-
gulendo los dIspersos hasta la SIe-
FRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31

El Oomandante Baquero sostuvo
fuego cerca de Jucaibama (Bsya-
mol con una partida como de 80
hombres, dispersAndola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-31
UNA CARTA.

Maricao, Mario % de 1895
Sr. Director del BoLETfN MEk-
oANTm.
Na nika1
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Musicale at Chapel Hill.
10 the News and ObserYer.

Special TO the News and Observer.
CHAPEL HILL, July 30.
A charming musicale entertainment
was given in Gerard Hall for the benefit
of the Summer School by Mr.. Clarence
Brown, of Greensboro, Miss Eva Miner,
of Oxford, assisted by Messrs. Wilson,
Abernathy, Kearney and members OF
the University Club The chief features
were the excellent singing of Prof.
Brown and the uncommonly fine piano
playing of Miss Miner. The large audi
ence expressed their approval and de-
light by hearty applause.
After the concert closed brief speeches
were made by Professors Al lerman, A.
Graham, Noble, Battle and Claxton,
testifying to the earnestness and intelli-
gent ardor for learning shown by the
members of the school. 1t was stated
that the numbers of this session which
closed the Goth, was more than double
those of last, and the confident hope
was expressed that 1895 will double 1895
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R@E@T G0RGWlAT0WN OF AMY NORTE CO

pearance of the corpse and said that he
sat in the room with the body for over
an hour. He was dazed and hardly
knew what course to pursue. He finally
made up his mind that since Pietzel had
taken his life there would be no harm in
destroying any evidence of suicide, so
that he might be able to get the insur-
ance on PletEel's life without any diff
Guilty.
Holmes confessed that he thereupon
dragged the body to the second floor,
laid it on the floor, pried open the mouth
of the dead man with pencil and
poured in quantity of explosive chemi-
Gals. He then, he says, placed lighted
match to the mans mouth when the eX-
plosion which so horribly disfigured the
corpse followed. To give more forcible
impression that Pietzel came to his death
by an accidental explosion he got
a pipe of Pietzel's, filled it with
tobacco, lighted it, then blew out the
fame after the tobacco had been partly
consumed and placed the pipe beside the
dead mans body.
1t was nearly o'clock in the after
noon before he left the Callowhill house.
He put on hat of Pietzel's to partially
conceal his identity and went directly to
the Broad street station and inquired at
what hour the first train left for
Chicago.
He and his wife, Holmes alleges, left
for Chicago that night.
Another Important Discovery.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The search of the
Holmes building was prosecuted today
on the information given to the police
by NJ. g. Ohappell, the merchant, who
says that he articulated the skeletons Of
three of the supposed victims of
Fl. Fl. Holmes. Chappell told the
police that Holmes had two vats in the
cellar. They had since been walled up,
one of the vats was used as a vessel in
which the flesh was eaten from bones by
the use of acids, the other was for the
purpose of bleaching the bones.
Twelve laborers worked all day dig
ging out the two corners designated by
Chappell and were about to give up
the search when one of the men
struck his spade against something
which gave forth a metallic sound
The metal object proved to be a
huge tank in the shape Of boiler.
1t was located just outside the cellar
wall, and its top was four feet from the
grounds surface. Work for the night
was stopped before the tank was fully
uncovered but apparently it Is eight feet
long and three feet in diameter. Except
for the discovery of the tank the search
.ag the basement was fruitless.
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THE FIGHT WILL COME OFF.
Gov. CulbeTsOn's Edict Against Pugil-
ism Having Little Eject.

NEW YORK, July 29.-GoV. Culberson's
ediet adverse to pugilistic- -encounters in
the State of Texas does not seem to have
had much effect on the sports who take
deep interest in pugilism in this city.
They all believe implicitly in Dan Stew
arts ability to bring off the big fight at
Dallas.
GAS side shows" the O'Donnell and
Maher and Ryan-Smith fights have also
engaged the interest of the sporting fra
ternity.
Word was received from New Or
leans tonight that pools had been
established in New Orleans, Louis
vile, Hot Springs, Memphis, Calves
ton, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Chicago st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Richmond, San Francisco,
Denver, st. Paul, Pueblo, Kansas City,
Elpaso, Chattanooga, Cleveland, Detroit,
Toledo, Columbus, Indianapolis, Boston
and New York, where the following odds
can be obtained: 400 to 900 against Cor
bett; 500 to 400 against Fitzsimmons; 600
to 700 against O'Donnell; 700 to 800
against Maher; 400 to 500 against Ryan;
500 to 400 against Smith; 400 to 500 that
the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight does not
last twenty rounds, and 400 to 500
that it exceeds twenty rounds; 500 to
100 that Corbett wins and pick the other
two winners; 800 to 100 Fitzsimmons to
win and pick the other two winners.
The hackers of the book are so conf
dent that Gov. Culberson's recent proc
lamation will not hold, that they offer
the tempting odds of 800 to 100 that the
fight will take place in the State of
Texas.
In sporting circles tonight the ma
jority of those who are on the 'inside"
expressed themselves as being perfectly
satisfied that Stewart knew his business
and Dallas would get the fights.
Another Offer for the Fight.
DALLAS, Tex, July 29.-The follow
ing telegram was received at the head
quarters of the Florida Athletic Club to-
night:
"ORANGE, Tex, July 29.--Offer $780,
900 for the Corbett Fitzsimmons glove
contest and guarantee to bring it off free
from interruption or interference on an
island near Orange, the title of which is
in dispute between Texas and Louisiana.
''[SigneO
"GATE CITY ATHLETIC CLUB,
"B. B. GREEN, Sec'y."
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Fayetteville District Conference.
Special to the News and Observer.
JONEsBORo, N. O., July 81.

J0NEsB0Ro, N. u, July ~.
Fayetteville District Conference con-
vened here on the 25th inst. The first
day of the session was devoted to the
Sunday School Conference. J. NJ. Lamb,
of Fayetteville, was elected President
and Rev. W, J. Crowson Secretary.
The regular session of the conference
opened the next day. DR.. Moore, the
presiding elder of the district, took the
chair and presided with great ease and
dignity.
About two-t thirds of the lay delegates
were present, and all the pastors save
one, Rev. D. A. Futrell, OF Cokesburg
circuit. The spiritual condition of the
district was reported good. The finances,
considering the stringency of the times,
are in a fair condition and are improy-
ing.
Among the visiting brethren may be
noted Rev. T. J. Gattis and son, col
porteurs for the Conference, Prof. @.
L. Raper, of Greensboro Female College,
Rev. Fl. NJ. Blair of the N. g. Christian
Advocate and Rev. M Bradshaw, Of
Maxton.
The preaching has been good. Rev.
Fl. III. Blair, preached an exceptionally
fine sermon last night. The audiences
have been large and attentive. To-
morrow Sunday Rev. DR.. ". FL. Moore
will preach at II a. N /, and Rev. K. A.
Willis at night.
The Conference has been elegantly
entertained by the people of Jonesboro
and they have greatly enjoyed the com
pany of their guests. Much credit is
due to Rev. L. ]. Holden the pastor for
the success of the Conference. Jones
boro will be glad to see the Conference
come again.
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MASSEY BROKE THE PILOT.
The Expenses of His Libel Suit Were
Too Heavy for the Company.

NORFOLK, Va, July 29.-The Pilot
Publishing Company made an assign
ment to day. Liabilities Ga, ,531, caused
by heavy expenses incidental to recent
libel suits and to let all creditors come
in on equal basis without preference. A
new company, embracing many of the
present stockholders and directors is re-
ported ready to purchase it. The paper
is financially successful and regarded as
valuable property. Publication will
be continued until sold by the present
management, by authority of the trus-
tnn
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COMING BACK TO GEORGIA.
The Unfortunate Negroes in Mexico
Now ON Their Way Home.


WASHINGTON, July 29.-Thanks to the
good Offices of J.. N. Johnson, General
Manager of the Mexican Central Rail
road, the unfortunate negroes of the
Tlahualila colony who are making their
way home in the United States from
Mexico, have been saved from present
starvation. United States Consul Sparks
has telegraphed the State Department
from Piedras Negras, Mexico, that Mr..
Johnson is feeding these negroes at his
own expense, and that all is going we'll
now.
The Eagle Pass officials have quaran-
tined forty-slx of the negroes at that
point, where the consul had landed them
Friday night. twenty-five of them are
sick in Mexico with smallpox, eight
seriously. The local Mexican authori-
ties there have become alarmed and
declare they can not take care of them
any longer. The remainder of the party
who are not sick, numbering 150, were
expected to reach Piedras Negras yes
terday.
The President has also taken steps to
relieve the distressed colonists. Regard
ing the case as one of great emergency,
involving the lives of American citizens,
he has directed that the War Depart
ment issue rations to them, and instruc-
tions were telegraphed the military head
quarters at San Antonio, Tex, to for
ward Immediately 800 rations to Uni
ted States Consul Sparks at Piedras
Negras. 1t is believed they have already
reached him and are being distributed.
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THE STRIKERS GROW RIoroUs.
Hebrew TaIIOrs try to Prevent Nom
Union Men from Working.

New YORK, July 29.-About 90, 00C
members of the Brotherhood of TailorE
went out on strike today, in the cities
of New York, Brooklyn and Newark
RiOting occurred in the Hebrew colony
on Siegelstreet, Brooklyn, caused by some
of the strikers attempting to prevent
non union men from working. The police
after considerable TT, le, and liberal
clubbing dispersed the crowd. Half an
hour later, the strikers gathered again
and attacked shop.
The first trouble was at the shop of
Kaufman and Cohen. One hundred
and seventy-five tailors went out eaply
this morning from two establishments
on Seigel street, and when a few non
union men applied for work, they were
beaten.
the police reserves Of the precinct
were soon on hand and charged the
crowd. Some of the strikers were hurt
in the sharp skirmish, but were taken
away by the other strikers. A number
of shots were fired by the rioters, but so
far as known no one was seriously hurt.
ClOak-Makers Strike.
BALTIMORE, Md, July ga fight re-
sulting from the strike of the cloak
makers of j. Ullmann & Co., occurred
to-day. The firm hired non union men
to take the strikers places. They were
attacked by the strikers and several were
roughly handled. Three strikers were
arrested.
Miners May Strike.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July "a most i'm
portant conference of the leading off
cials of the United Mine Workers was
held here to day for the purpose of con-
sidering the proposed strike for an ad
vance.
The officials are not ready to announce
the result of the conference. They ex-
pect the operators will hold meeting
and refuse the demand for an advance.
President Ratchford, of the Ohio
miners, said tonight that it Low looked
very much as if strike would be de.
clared in the Pittsburg district after the
meeting next Thursday.
Operators here say that if there should
be a general strike in Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, West Vir-
ginia would be able to keep the country
supplied.
Another Increase in Wages.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 29.-The Mary
land Steel Company has decided upon
an increase in the wages of about 700
employees to take effect in the pay re-
ceived August Sd. The percentage of in
crease will be for many of the mon, 10
per cent. and on others the rate in force
before the reduction.