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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
TO LABOR UNION
ofacial call for tho state co'M1
Waco July j.
Dallas. Texas, June S-En =
call is self-espianaiory;
TO Texas Labor Unions.

ia HAS. lfNd9' "~N
call is self-c,pllna,ory:
To Texas Labor Unions
In ac, orlance with me ssu
Slnte labor union at l.ampan y
mo date ana OF the execuths
sala boa, m selecting the pTs
ond ANIMAL meeting OF lhe ~
IN I'ai,o~ ,Inion is hereby called Il, MT
80, ~ NVoc ~ T.xas on Friday JM
~ ~ 4, n m Every body Of ofyaa',.
.rs in Texas is urstd " n r.r;d
TO this meeting. The p!sn !" s,rs q
ton is three delegates llsin ,h s eas}
body of workingnIen. w"e ,ao.I r.
su,,snlliancc. district or iova I
knights OF Labor traces 'V'
un mon p,,roo,e of the orsanI,., ,,s
form nv :, closer bond of union ', "a
nr..aniz.d farmers, artisan u
" e 81 ''im ~. ar he state; to ass's y N
public opinion in la'o, t',rn,su ID
productive Labor, ana ~ as,lon d
OF It srussion and uiii'eu
tcrs OF mutual interest," .,or..ar.!sss
The organ cation IS IN III dIssss1
discusses and encourages ". ID 4
T,ostions OF political eeo'' I'D ii I
,,"n,,ine an work and wages, S Wv u
rlec,inp delegates TO the ,s ~" Is VI
arv ~, ~ ,l,n bely sending lne N.
W. - nn V Of shorter hours, .,.,sIs
compulsory arb'lialiq,l,, Il repr,s,1
u ferrrlum. piopo' ,on~ict iab,',
preferential ballot, eo .,,b sott,r ~
rulo In taxat on ana su suns propa
as the eleciing body dsfn nr rnios p
russ.on az the state Law Nh shil
surrasi lons are invited ~ l,Af 4
l., Ion if any. is needed ,, os ). ~
MI and what means sho'''
10 ob,ai1 t. !. directed g =, &C. q
section from the ru hor union: ~
me Texas state LABOR HAL be rsa.
mo laws or rules su nav With
shall conflict in anyy s,' mal oHi..1
or rules of any aln .n,, Al Ill ~.
zach organization s.ia n mater y
~. its autonomy ~ a' .s l,erlt1l
i ny m The vocation Of -, ,,ssns d
i i' co,,n ,'''' and to take sua X, esr
t H. aid ard defense a. ,s,, ny 10 dss
rant" M, involving w
of AIM aIing hod,es, ,tiea,ion any
such bodies for ra shose Mo ySh,
binding a':ly np9a "' Il
eur IN view Of the rapid. In in'Idiissppss
c,,in n r.: and consesuasooif III. c9', y
s ',,.ansa Of Unemployed, - both =
s ss'uS and the deeresiss1b labor, i
md an,i'e oop;portuniiies for ,,s u ~ T.x,' y
mat the working npnepoer,unly w
vantage of this oppvvea,.on O. y, ~ 4
delegates, N a soannces Of pais NJ
free from the .nilus'iis.rs hunlsI, ital
a . 81, ambitious pis.as eon',s 4
hnrly Consider their N bsIier.as n
-. wsys and means roma hos \.
mates from All l1-r' " ~. vi
, nn, send End a full repfe .sss, to CO.."
send one delegate ~ mi /!
y H.. a.. Of the esn.y;;ss}s,s'r X = I
tha hsu AL Holiday rates - j. VI
Fourth Of, O. July Jul inforna,i',,s z, s ,s
pt'ss 4 q, Dallas OF y .ln
tlrcleville. Tes .,, ',ix.d 30, ,u,,lr.
seiid a representatives, ~
President Tsxas. ss,,. sssssp
Alice MoAnui'y e's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
FONTS Anorr rEorLn.

Tho ,-,,,.,,- vuua,, ,s ,ar,icu,,r.v
fnnI ~ Isl ,~,.t
w,l.ar pi.rl 40 ,ovc,,s, was ,,cs
n i,,,,i,t vrsisr ;,r mo Irnjr,, NJ
,,,, ~
NJ rope mas CnHiN'oNiea ~" toward
she c9asuneticn u me new Westminster
S~tntd.ai
radcrt Wski is SO weAr!ed after his lorS
American ion' ,aa' hc mas resolved 10
u ke complete i"sG
Mr. A. J. BalfoGr has played Shakes.
yearc as an amateur, nus roles be ng those
o. Romeo ana Hamlet
pre.ess.. D-,.-.,,,,,,.4 d ,,,crau, ,, ,t.
bs,l bslri.ss 80, r,-~ir.sca VII. rs
hts 49, ii, - ,,hri.,,,as 40 Nv
:" mas
Of ~ ,,aS p'"oap'e INA, ,hc uVRe
~ ~. -, Ne - ~, ~ ~. a.. .l .Ne
war marry saia ~ 49, . !. sse ,n ,tn""
hsir ,ras,;r,,e,'x.. ~ 'n , luxe
w. .Ns ~ sae MING % LA y
ihe ING Iecfee Munro was mos.
o.. n..eiactor 70 Dahous.e univer-
SHY. IN Haifah and he was held in high
$50, " a" .hr9ush Nova scotia. he had
'"o'c man sav''oV''
Haieh me Hawaiian mlnis; err
70 the n.ted states. Is visiting his former
Rome IN Portsmouth. n II. The citizens
had planned public reception for h M.
hui a. his request The idea was aban-
urA"d.
Two cynical traditions about women.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
Mar,land. wound he ,clned hy me ,scn.

Maryland would bc Joined by the gen
orally doubtful" States y the event 81
u sound money declaration CT chiyasn
ard The democrats thus obtain s.S votes IN
the electoral college and win.
The necessity for fine sailing" there
fore. both a, chicago and -. Louis, tram
a par;y STANDPOINT. IS very apparent Ana
the analysis Of She situation demonstrates
also INA; 1t Is by no means certain VINO
VIII win IN iSs THE democrats have at
leas. as many chances az winninS as their
oprcnerts. l-t.ed. with republican
.pl. of any dimensions. Il locks rs
the democrats had much the advantage
TIE w.t.k-kneei and desrondcr' ntotN'is
esn take coo-ase trom the present out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

''r I'Nas, June lo.-rhe directory
'' II Nas Fruit l4llco M. .ea4y
anu elected Hon. w. Conc Johnson liesi-
49, g., OF he ralncs, 10 succeed A. \.
III. ~, licensed MIR. Johnson inform
X. ne fosi renortrr tha. hey hare every
~, t1,'I n maei4caliy COMPLETED for the iair
dson an, .penri htr' in July and That Tho
M, n"Iutlihl almos; beyond destr.pfi m.
'l@ imlaisaI einent is meeting with a., tie
:, az, ',,'' ,hi from al rnrt. II The
i, thht 'h"y could wish for prepare
'rhs are going on for The entertainment
of n, ne siaie suard and Tho r,araaors
STOW he people II Texas a "a + ana ~
st..siu .' that Will do credit TO the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
rNDERTAKEN A BIG JOB.

iockhar, Register.
Tho Galveston News is dong It's level
hest 10 hreaK UP the democratic party of
the state, but 1t has undertaken a jon
which Is entirely too large for It to accom-
plsh While democrats may differ tdnd IL
proper that they should), Yet when It
rCnes TO a show DOVE on the great FUN
hatnental principles lhcy Will be found
working side by SIDE There s too much
at stake for thcm not be together On
cat d nal principles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
PICTURES IN POLITICS.


W HTITT wv III N
The Houston Pos, Is doing moro to pre-
serve party urcnniz itlon In this State
with It's cartoons than could Ire accom-
llshed with eolumns Of personal opinions
comprehension OF the methods Of the on
position, but is a genius when II comes 10
rortra Wing the ridioMloms.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
WE'LL. Ml..IL. WE'LL.

Dallas Democrat.
wanted candidate for governor. np-
ply to the Austin Statesman. Teorge Clark.
Ruf Hardy or tho Gal.-pal News Must
be freak IN order to stand the inhorse-
mrnt of his combination ana get some
body 20 vote for him except real estate
agents who go hungry for the lack Of
q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
NOT AFRAID TO BOLT.


The Galveston News In sclf-congra,-
ulatorN VEIN SAWS; The American people
are SIN free; they prc not afraid 10 holt "
with tho News hol, II the essence OF
COED staieslnanship, and II hopes a holt
viii b. the result The wish is father TO
Tho thoMrht."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
on THE ROAD TOWARD THE LIGHT

Not only each individual Is making
daily advances m the sciences and may
make advances In morality. but all man
kiud together are making n continual
progress in proportion as tho universe
grows older: 30 that The whole human
race, during Nc course of so many ages
may be considered MS one man, who
never ceases 10 live and learn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
LOOMING BACKWARD.

Colorado Citi2tn.
II may be necessary for the Galveston
News 10 resume It's atiituda OF six years
ug5 on the free silver question. "NoN
populi, yox Del
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
GOSSIP O. c,s..s

GOSSIP -
" GQftiH
New Mow York. Jun. n \
tourists left for ~. Tine
OF Saturdays ,,os S.on n O.
the regular esmen h ~.
started for so,me ct thc
The Anchor Nv emptth Il NE
upon tho c,, ,,he has nlsrss y m
musical solo , ~, OF Rome cs,s.ht
fn np ,nhr NE lines dS d. Atm
wy 'S'''h service 10y ~
one result of the sn,.
MCKINLEY movement s,'psa'shtl, ss
Increase In ,ha ' has Nm .
socjc,v A. "s membssshm !, !. \
rcsidcyn,. Many, Ohio msn " Y
slddemi,' ~ New Yofk ~
If Wcty ueciied TO join " Nd
cicty viii Y rsca u elected pfs,,s's.' !
the henr, , reg a boom nv.
with ple's,v. 'he patriotleI 81 q
'''e''s're' IVY 0aes'
A,,o
n N'a"ns the short trim -,
, a',,' '', mere 70 lunch and b,,s. WI
inc ,'''s '"e sunny hour, I'M
,''s a night on the ma, .'u
Island. Rockaway. N,s.sas
Sou'h and Long Beach a%nsliit
"i'N Highlands ar WEE Id
itesldes. there's Ss,hss..tne McN
Asburv Park and s''9nt, Lon
places along the jer..m umhf
imam most peonle nv coeN, u
MI, 0u'sAs
Ine fall Of men. vor..
from Window, a.. "'"sn IN
one of mo nh,, 'o escapes VI
MAN MAN. ,,' We're several lofty nv tun ~
carry his iar i !, rnr, stories and \
feet and only sNinnsd 4; 4 baN d
AM, Am vli three stories anS IS
i t.t..ushS man who dropnsa e
~ 10y ins, ~ this city XXI VI
''''iisiy Kills more peopla Il ". "
NF'u Wal
Chinatown 10 ~
nm e,n,aa, - "' longer Z lshy
go r"'''ay' Not 20 very lo,, !.
ing. An Sin. in Mic h,. ~ ssa m
",n , srnhth through tell An az
,bn ,o we hoWery, filled the NV
t'ir iuSS mouse, and the thss,.,
eva rvthjnp want ~ tnc SlnaN
street is rlosed ~ Nyw Inc thsi.aI
many of thnsa W. ~ we seventh
numbered anoom m1' ha'ronised nd
Chipam.n whn nss., u'e infge rual
they are moi wn v; H., 70 New ln7}
d sappoint sIn,o,n v,M ',ls. Sa'hilN
II. 'eis VINO hlse I'D
Tho discoverv +,., H.,
an a,.an.,,s ~. ~. mat MRS. Al'R 4
"a" "N q" wa trance medium, xas u
Of 50 clear and intellec,u,, , ~.
late ,amented ,,,h.,,,a N. ~
given The .,ra ,,cs ,',sa,,;M. Y ~
ritI.d hoon In ~ '"r . ops';Al
fashion md nn,s .n nv oloa 70
dronpsd the fa,i 'H hac. wno aaa lerA
ing exnosiirss h,vs . ao, y seM .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
SHOOTS STRAIGHT.

Kyle -Niniicator.
The Houston Post is standing biz hy
thr democratic cannon. When The Post
nr-s IL Kills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
Total crops ...eool.o 'o 7.55o,ooo 5000
cA1.vEsroN TAX AssrsrurSrs

Galveston News.
The court listened to "A e1mrinint ~
"ol9ne! Walter Gresham in relation 10
the assessment Of HIS residence propcr,v
II appeared from the statements of A.
SCISSOR Nichols, Mr. Gresham ana Ar
Niaor mat the hoard last y,ar agreed
upon $4,000 ms The assessineu, of ho,h a..
residence and grounds. but by snmo orr.
- "V"' upon me lists NJ $4,000 for the
residence and $4,000 fer the grounds
colonel Gresham saii ,hat hs,consiaorod
ms excessive ana oppressive. lie h.,d hsa
agents for TWO years ana IA ,athl'
ahie to sell it for $4,000 lie wss "r
w,s suipilsea wnon he learned that il
hs i aSS ,hs AT $1,000 He had appeared
suHrru IN" city assessment 70 sea oao
spr ne Residence ami $500 for ''' he
Mr. Y dor noticed ,ha, I,,,l,, o,,,,
nag entered the room ard call.d ~, n"r,
take 'hs chair nun 10
,n lSas, toGkaar' replied tina, he was an
VOC on the quest N. hui he ,ooI, r' ~. 10
nnu ~, inc, question whon Mir v,1nr
m ra We" to reduce the ASSESSMENT TO M ~
Nidor ana BAILEY voted fo, Msssrs.
and Messrs. Reyder ana W,s, ,not on
"s s.Sysl, i. ""' "'s''r'ase
- ~ ne county attorney ana n,
,,n atfers suggestion doclar"d' ,h n,'i a.
non lost. Tho county atforncV -, ~, mo, mo,
e'ii. "'p ma n" eoHnty iudso. naiin,
an ifcrea'od party uni 40, s''. ~ was
~ luauNel T. vote ON tho ,rn,o.,ti,.
I I,dr hf9han,N a.d not want to vat.. md
did no, w nnnn ". NJ once reioinei that he
msmt BE- Su nlac taen ln,.yel that the assess.
propertv '"''' al A''N for the who'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

The ostrich read the fashion news,
And turned him deadly pale
An. shsr sby hanss tale" 's"'''
-Ostroit TNbvnA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
ALMOST UNANIMOUS.

The Galveston News IL getting along
with it's bolt In fine shape. The elevator
nan Inns followed the example of the lftco
boy and ls now full-ilrdged revolutionist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

~ "a hoped that the tunl,or OF the con.
vsnaon hail VIII sst neglect - supply a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

H'nsipr Jones OF Arkansas is foolish 10
hH'y idnrrif ~ proven, his name l,cng
before IA. Chicago convent, on Let II
re--it won't get beyond easy reach.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

Ffffi1'n' Cleveland has expressed ne
>Ai9.en mat Mr. Reed q the strongest
afd NfA'ri"~i man IN She republican party.
u NJ Cleveland also logging for Major
MeHinley If ohio9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

damp sponge for Mr.. Charles Henry Gros-
,encr's blackboard when the bslio,ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
ursrER,s srArEMENT.
Distribution OF cotton Movement by


I,rSTER'S STATEMENT.
Distribution OF cotton Movement by Geo
grnlh',al Divisions.
New Orleans June 10. Secretary Hester
has lust Issue a statement. distributing
the movome MT of the cotton crop by
groups OF States Tor the nine months of
the season. from September to May, IN
elusive He shows that the actual delivery
Of cotton from the State Of Texas mas
been lh22. 30 bales. against g. ,26.t 6p last
year and l9i6,SI he year before: that
the amount brought into sight. which in
tlrdes ntcror town stocks in excess of
September /. as shown by railroad re-
turns. ETC. IN each OF the ;hrce sgours
- states. mas been l,s3S..a1 bales IN
IeNnS, LIS llo IN other sulf States aud
2s2N.aI in the Atlantic states, a dehst
IN TEXAS compared with lust year OF H.
3'iHi. with year before last Of 49, No,
and a. with iMi, the d'M,Wc crop year, of
22s M'i a deficit N ether quit states OF
q. lW under las year, a gain over YER
y ~. ~. a deficit in the Alllnic States
of '53.5'2 unler last yair. ~. 400 under the
War netsrc last and gain of 2iie9i over
6, 6. si.t drst OF Texas incl'iims lnIian
n, ,r, lorn 'sc 3D. of 9thsr anf stars
siipi md Tcnn' ssoe. and third. Atlantic
States, embracing North Carolina, South
N3rp,lina. Georgia. Florida. Alabama, etc.
- Deliveries OF cotton from the state CT
i'N"9' "'e''''ns ih'i Az isfrl,of!' ,..,
p..st,.,, , N'0 1850 1884.
sea6osrd ~. =. T5,77s lsise7s iooS.s7s
Mexico AMI points
VI M'ssis- ,o-o -
Shi ped hy rail via
C.I-n on 400 AZ n, ,t, <r7
~, ~ -. .NeM
~ ~: :1,. -, .'a.N We
o ,n, "aiF's''h coz zy7 ~, o,,,-, 90. .oo
!, loni ,.'.'.. 49, osIV'e l,ol!.l'l $3.50?
receipts az points
~ c'ussihS en-
north al & il ~
npu'a eastward . s,
o'c ''''''''''..''''. 'o''l4 5o''~ -o''i
------ ---------- -
TotalS' bales to
II e los Oh May ls-S'25o 3'22t.5bo l.o16,Ssi
,il. = 'e' ~, ,oooe
'''s' % N''y ''''' - D.-eS ~"
rIotai IeNas crop. go 32'5.s'> 100000
re fease TO close ct May under
" var a he rsfd '1 last NAY ""'Sr ,ssees
I'M, TINS La nas, lar
o ia month Of
p gar ... under last s.,ss
.,lease !, Ter
Annexed statement shows The actual
first niue months of the season in three
groups OF states "; ,
s s;s. louisiana. Aszss''S #s" S's'"
ida, Alal.,ma. etc.
nm! ~ INTO sight of Texas differs from the
'Te&aS crop AZ given above, i:iasniich
epT su q n@' ,s5a,s ShSpsas lie
May 30 which has not yet hetu carried
out CT the State, and amount consumed
IN state to cicsc of May.
following:
movement brought nio sight durr., nine
months endnS cicse Of May:
o GSas Gulf sats~ sa "a ss5s s. ,ls s;
Atlantic States ....2'S2''227 1850 7a9 3.ioe977
Total IN sirh
close of May s,S3l sos o-Ga727o 1907 9'l
Comnorson " ;h,s ~, .,n,,',,.
with ;hree previous years.
~ ls,t 1896.
Other ,;ni, STATES ~ zoo .SS.,'955a
Atlantic States .. '7bSb72 4272, 40 ...A,G9;
NJ 40 an CO. - $500 -. =. -
'''''V ''Y'os
.necrease. ''Incrcase.
''' e"'o"' '''o s's', ,eo aitef sicse OF May
Texas ........ o., 53.loo So Sss
')lher Gulf S'ates o. lot,5sS s6eI
'''"''''' ''''es 49, ~ fh'll 'tNs
Total after close
f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

Nothing has been heard latcly of TIE
projee, to establish a daily populi.t organ
nj Dallas Ter the campaign. 1t IS proha-
bic mat IN view of the valuable assistance
het1s rendered Tho cause by the confer
tileef journals II has been lie tiled to
ioi"so tAN eNpenH. OF starring and nain-
tanning REFORM wlii2z.r. What's Inc
ass OF pas.ne ~. ''i.4en" al:oa aA a.,
thing- to-ben-cnlhorson press,
LAP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

Comptroller Eckelp ionz Chairman IIsr-
rii5 81 prsdleiinE that the gold men viii
ne f~li ih- Cheago convention. even
though free silver wins Democrats are
- ng ~ 40 pf- lous li;,ie boiling his
yesr Victorious r-ruplirsnism Is TOO great
w.rere to ms country to be sub
c-iiua'rd - any 1thcr ISSUE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

I'm, NsfYiWf democrats rubbed cievo-
sv rsh' Into Mr. Gormans 81, re
'i ha' the senator gave no sign of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

y r. "eHder'1l wna' buck Mtrk lIanna
h4f l'Af hrfpie v"4'rr1sy Governor nrad-
n. denIrl any cnanrn. b WITH him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

4Hf a'9nsl republican committee has
+rrnirfa 'i'a' q wili decide every con.
tf m ~" r0f'iis a numbcr of he doic
''f'r mign' pson;ahly solve the accom-.
r09aa'ie1' rrob"m by taking ;he mrs,
tFsfr 'ar rofqe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

h'r - Texas snnhoa has been sen,
% sTo Sending snakes from Toxa.
p arr IS lac carrying Goals to New
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12
EXCURSION YAc1lr

l., r. O. ana SeStion pi r",n,
~" orieans, La. June .. 1895. ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

close of May 80. s, ssl. se5 o.ea727c 1927 2s5
T1,al T.. $ crop 90 9,9oi.25l 7,5'9siT
comparison If this years movement;
with ;hree previous years.
lse5 1884,, 1896
I xas d. .....s......t .3S4 G0i i31 500 SOS Soc
Other o;ur states '727. 1915 1870 no
Atlantic States &c. '7jS6I2 'S79 i5o .'aA 09i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

W.T." FF"'TH"HF FupHIIsI 10 NE re-
comfy: mo wonder the people are al
ways broke, lIcre's the Federal govern
mcni printing postage stamps n, an OK
pense or 10 cents per thous and and caars-
ms us cents np."ce Tor them. How
can We 70 expected to keep un AT such II
rate From this ! judge fha; the pops
propose introducing a resolution II the
re>i session Of The legislature calling li,,-
on the government 10 furnish posts. &c
stamps at cost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-12

Total crops ... 6?) anoi .eFl 7,tlns17
The amo in's ccnl, hnted by each group
a. above TO the past three crops were
In round tigu'-s MS follows:
'Sai-95 lSn9-gi lsa?-r3
T'Nas ....... a.E7G l10 9,Nlq n00 ofnS %
Other Gulf states 1900, GEO . 40 sbb oDn
Atlantic states ). ',6eaoeo . aT5ua0 27a7 900
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-08

ever. represented in time a great sum.
and the operations in that stock will
add largely to the total of the amount
involved.
1t is not at the present time possible
TO make any estimate of how large the
figure is or what its qualifications may
be. The Moorcs have unquestiolably
purchased an enormous line Of both
New York Biscuit and Diamond Match
stock. The high price at which Match
has been selling makes the sum involved
in handling IL extremely large. The
capital stock of the Diamond Match
company is $il,000.0o0 and of the New
York Biscuit $o.00O,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-08
stake RENEWED.
More Rioting at Brown Hosting Works
Ia Cleveland.

la Cleveland.
Cleveland, o., Aug. l.-All union men
have been ordered out again from the
Brown hosting works. They claim
that the settlement of the strike was .
trick. The trouble will spread to all
iron workers in the city.
Cleveland, o.. Aug. 1.-Two companies
of militia and 90 police were ordered TO
the Brown works by Mayor Mckisson
shortly befor noon Saturday in anticipa-
ton of trouble at the works when the
men came out at noon. FIFTEEN minutes
after the first order was issued another
call for police was made. and every
available policeman in the city was sent
out At IL o'clock a crowd of rs nom
union men left the works without police
escort. They were intercepted by three
or four men who followed them at a
distance. The locked-out men threw
rocks at the men they were following
This so excited the latter that Just be-
fore reaching Clifton street several OF
them pulled revolvers and commenced
shooting. John Prinz. of 11s0 st. Clair
street, n union molder, employer at
City foundry No. 2, while walking mp
the Cleveland a. Pittsburgh railroad
tracks, was shot three times. One bull
let passed under his heart and through
nm arm, below the elbow. Before reach
ing the hospital he became unconscious
and ia is feared that he will die.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 4. - When the
whistle blew at the brown hoist works
Monday morning $50 men walked into
the shops. They were protected by four
companies of militia, comprising COM
panies v, l., A and b of the Fifth regi-
ment, q. N. c., under command of
Lieut.. Col. Whitney. All day men OF
the police force were also on guard.
| A large crowd of union men gathered
about the works when the nonunion
men went TO work. but no violence was
| offered.
| Cleveland, o.. Aug. 4.-Nearly 100
mems all OF the employees of Van Wagner
| q Williams hardware manufacturers,
near the Brown hosting works, inaug-
| urated what promises TO be great sym
pathetic strike of all the union men in
the city, by going out Monday morning.
The men signihed their intention of
going TO the city hall and demanding
of Mayor McKisson that the non-union
men be disarmed- IF the mayor re-
fuses to do this we will arm ourselves
and compel the non-unionists to give up
their guns" said a leader.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-08
A VICIOUS BEAST.
supposedly Tame Lion Kills Little hoy
at Chililcothe. o.

supposedly Tame Lion Kills a Little boy
at Chiiiicothe. o.
Chillicothe, o., Aug. G.--At the fair
grounds Wednesday afternoon one OF
the lions belonging to Thomas Hurd's
trained animal show crushed Eddie
Hurd's head, almost tearing the entire
top OF the skull of. The lion was sup
posed TO be tame and was kept chaine'i
near the entrance OF the tent as an az
vertisemcnt. Eddie, the two-year-ohl
son OF the proprietor, while playing
got too near the lion. Before anyone
could cnution the child the animal
seized II by the top OF the head. lifting
IL in the air and shaking il To and fro,
as n dog shakes rat. The mother and
father attacked the beast with Whips,
and finally made II loose it's hold. The
child lived but short time.