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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
POlacy na Obczyznie,

P. Gabryela Majewska uzyskafa
na uniwcrsytecie W Paryzu, stopieh
doktora medycyny.
A. Nowicki, elektrotechnik W
Rydze,. zosta} wydelegowany do
Austro- egier, Niemiec celem
wziecia udzia}u W budowie linii te
lefonicznej .pomiedzy Pesztem,
Wicdniem i Berlincm.
Ma wielkim kongresie na budowe
nowego wielkiego ratusza W Llpsku
miedzy ogromns liczbq nades}anych
projekt6w uzyska} projekt Rogiera
Siawskiego Poznania,. druga ma
erode.
w Paryzu zakonczy} zycie W d.
5 b. IN. s. p. Natal Osuchowski,
dziennikarz i chemik. Nieboszczyk
pracowai przez szereg lat ma niwie
dziennikarsklej W Warszawie, "a
silajac przewaznie "Gaz. Handle
wa'' artyku}ami ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, a
nadto piszqc do 'Kuryera Warsaw
skiego" "Gazety Warszawskiej."
Pr6cz tego by} wspd}pracownikiem
pism humorystycznych, ogfosi}
zbiorck utwor6w humorystycznych,
w "Ateneum" pomiesci} wieksza
nowele pit. "Pani Marcinowa." Me
zaleznie cd zajec dziennikarskich,
po$wieca} sic chcmil robif W tel
dziedzinie wynalazki, ktdre zwr6ci-
4y uwage k6f fachowych. Opus
ciwszy pred kilku laty Warszawe,
cclem eksploatowania W Paryzu
swojego wynalazku myd}a, wyra-
bianego Z }oju nie znalazf jednak
powodzenia; zmar4 W niedostatku.
By4 to cz}owiek zdolny, kt6ry wy
sze wyksztalcenie zawdzieczaf sa-
mouctwu. Pozostawi4 nadto dobra
panied uczciwego pracownlka.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Wsparcia dla} strajkier6w'
Armour da1 500.

Wsparcia dla biednych strajkuja;
cych g6rnik6w W Illinois nadcho,
dza bardzo wolno. W}asciciel
szlachtarni, milioner Armour daa
500 dla strajkujacych. :: .> =. .
Bieda W niekt6rych obwodach
musi bye bardzo Wielka, bo juz ma
wet komitety obyWatelskic prlzyby-
waja do Chicago, ably u tutejszych
kupc6w zbierac wsparcie ola straj-
kujacych. - -
Wybitny biznesista ze Spring
Valley, J. W. Murray i delegat
g6rnikow J. LideG zbieraja wspar-
Gle u handlarzy Fomisyjnych przy
South Water ulic&.. -
Chicago Federation of Labor wy
sy}a cyrkularze, prosz2c o wsparcie
dla strajkier6w. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
P0idzie pod sad.

1G-to letni WojcieI:h7 Mlaleeki, zam'
przy ro'lzicach pp. I :McHenry ul
zabraE mieszkan7a :ojca s85, wy
kraE siez niemi ma miasto i hula
tam tai; dfugo, dopdki W kohcu g}o'
dny, obdarty beS centa przy duszJ
ME wr6cif do domu. Stawaf on
wczoraj ma zyczenie rodzic6w pred
sedzia Severson, ktory syna mar
notrawnego przekaza} sadowi przy
sieg9ych. l.. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Wypedzaja amerykan6w.

Toronto, Ont. Rad kanadyjski
poczynif kroki, aby wprowadziG W
zycie prawo, zakazujace zatrudnia-
ME amerykahskich robotnik6w. Ko-
misarz rzadowy McCreary przybyw-
sly tn uwiadomi} zarzadzc6w Cana
dian Pacific, re wszyscy amerykah-
scy robotnicy, zatrudnieni przy bu-
dowie kolei News Nest zostana wy
daleni. McCreary odebrai cd rza
du kanadyjskiego instrukcye, ably
nowe prawo scisle przeprowadzi}.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
cENA: 8 dRNrjY &.

bozsi 50 W przykrem pofozeniu
pewid n ojciec, ktdry stara} .2siee|It
w}adz uwolnienie swT Ell c6rki Sos
tel ma uki, otrzymaf wi adomos6, q q
jezeli c6rka iego priest anie uczsszf: 81:
czat la te nauke bedzi e zupein inie
zak4ad du wydalona. Jezeli szkoss
ia ME bedzie zamieniona "a na sszkosssss
wyzna anio va to prawdd dpodob obniesais
stanie tego powodu, il rodziee ka- a.
tolicy odbiora swe cork /. 4.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Doktorzy W 1szpitalu pol
skim. ..... -.

DR.. Harnish, srecyalista cd cho:
rych dcz, wr6ci} q Europy i leczy: W
szpitali, poEskim v kaada srode "a,
no cd Sci do '9ej: Take dokt6r
professor Ochsner >leczy W szpitalu
polskim W kazdys Iswartek rano cd
Sci do l2ej. Kto,sobie zyezy, moze
przyi$c poradzit sic lekarzy bezpfat:
ME. w inne dnie rodziennie ordynu.
ia lekarze cd 4ej do pofudniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Ze Stevens Point Wis. wyiechafo
dw6ch Polak6w do Alaski. T..

w Lorain, Ohio, praca W tym T.
jest staia i przybywa tam coraz WIG
cej Polak6w, tax ze jest ich teraz
oko}o 100. Zawiazanem zosta}o
tam pierwsze polskie towarzystwo
to przystapifo do Zwiazku Polakow
W Ohio. Nazwe towarzystwu ma,
dano: Gwardya Kosciuszki pod o.
pieka Sw. Tadeusza.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

Nauczyciel: Jedrck po~iedz M
jak sic nazywa} ten, co wyprowa'
dzil zyddw Z niewoli egipskiej!.
Chlopiec: Moadzierz.
.NauczycieI: Mojzesz, wagabun.
do! A jak sic nazywa}y te grzesz
ne miasta, ktore Pan Bog W gnie,
vie kazai spalic? =.
::Ch4opiee: zaboezytem. -. -. !,
Drugi ch}opiec:== ia wien. ,.,.s::+f.ts ,:.11i
. Nauczyci q { jalk 4.ss 3:
HOP q ttpdoI i5sI Slomera sz9 3
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Tabor austryacki

Tabor austryacki:
w sobote dnia '26go czerwea "a 81
sill sic mezowie zanfanf q II y t'::
Ksiest wa Cieszyhskisgo, ab aby
stanow wic sic mad majackn bg s.
}anym wiecem polskim Pc dlllSi
szei ozprawie ustano Wiono dziell
wiecu ma niedziele, 81 ierpnia. Ks8
mitet wiecu stanowic be azie 3posk9M
3 reda aktor6w po d T&h mezoS
zaufan ia kazdego po wiatu sado:
wego. M6wc6w ustano owi} komitet.
Omawi lane beda ma " iecl' spra1wgys s.
szkolne W og6le, r6wnd duprawnienle
W ssda ch urzedach Fprawy eke
nomicz ne irobotnicze. = -
TenG Gzynek kofo Krze szowic ettssa 81
by}o q ie tu zgromadzf fnie poufne
cclem wys}uchania $ prawozdania
posfa dra Danielaka. Pose} .oezekis
wany ME przyby}. Pr kew odniczyl I
ma przq mia n p. Ma}och ia 2 Regu1ie
i pan Czech Novel, Cory.
przemd dwieniu kilku wfoscian,
rzy p4dnosili wielki znaczenisi
zgroma dzen oraz przed$ tawiali. Hcz
ne krzywdy ludu prac uj9cego,
braf 81 os ow. Bafanda wzyWal dEo
zgodnego dziaEania W d bronze prsW
Eludowych. Po dtuzs4 EN- 4przemd
wieniu tow. Su}czews kiego, ktor 8
przedstawi} nedze pd dwszeehnges
srodki poprawy hytu fobotnik69g M M
r6lnik6w, pan Mafoq qha :,zamkn
zgromadzenie, zaprasza ajac nawiss,sss
do Chrzanowa.
u Nawsia. ID. 26go czerwcas
pefniono tn straszna zH rodnle.l
dniu t7 m znaleziono til u niedaleko
lasu nj Fejakiego Jerzego Kulika.sz
FBystrz Ecy +rlliiezywege.sf Ia sesssgss
ME, iak sic zdaje siekieF eFq porabanes
go, ze gfowa by}a ode leta, a eiafo1s=
jego p3siekane by}o. s
Dnia Ago Lipca dos $ta& napad4
wsciekl klizny koh u gosp pdarza JutTlfS3ss;SSS
ka Pawlika, kt6ry pogryzf Pawlika.
jego ri iecia i nadto pare koni. :Kto&
ME wi dziaf wsciek}ego konia,, tepSs|
ME mo be nj piet pojecia o sile i gWaf s3l
townoS ci t. ego zwierzeci4 4. Czterel
chlopi, KIT 6rzy zamkneli sig przedgs
konienl w Ghacie, zaledw lie trudeinss
zdofali utrzymaG drzwi, do ktorychs1
literal1 lie koh sic dobija}. Grlbys::
xii zfal lnaf W zebach ko4 jak }ody1g
&c; po chw yciwszy zfdb W stajni, Z
rzuci} takowy, jak pudf f}ko papieE;
rowe; ia parobkiem, KIT @ry wlazf naSs q
drzew4 |, dar1 SIG, jak k4 It. Nareszs:: s::
Gle ude erzyf Ebem o mo ost zdecbi.$S!
Jurka Pawlika odwiezioh ho do szpi-sz
tala, d b Lwowa. so :
Zak9 pane. Cd kilku dni bawias
tu ks. arcybiskup Stable ewski, Hem.
ryk Siq qnkie ewicz, b. min fster Dunass
jewski, Piotr Chmielow Bki i wieles
innych ludzi gto$nych n hzwisk: .:$:z:sss 80
Krak k6w. Rada miej9 9ka ma wnio-s
SEX rae Icy p. dra. Kohna postanowifas
przyj$G pomoca cieszyiI Iskiemu ginsssa
nazyurn p, powezmie W tym wzgls;s
dzie ST. anowcza uchwa}e, po omdwie=ss
niu tel sprawy W sekcyi prawniczei
Kofa amyja W Galicyi Rodziny,s
poszko dowanych podcz hs ostatniejS;
katastr rofy pod Kofomyja, os6b, zas:s
mieszkatych W Czerwi& &hcach, wy;
stapi}y juz Z pretensy2 wynagre
dzenie STRAIT do skarbu krajowego
So to rodziny PIP. ZcileH owei Ikt6ras
utracii a M eza. sp. Odol sAiej i'baFs:I
Kapric b. suma pretcn$ $yi dochodziS
do 200 900 z1r. Rodzina kupca VIE VIE
dehskiego -Bahlera, KIT Dry zginaf.;
podczas tel katostrofy, Eada. $50. tgsi
siecy >zlotych. "A. RI $s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
: Obertas.

Ciagniet ciofek krowie wynie. 2. r
.Koc ha} re tyz, kochaf ci mnie!!,,
On: 1mnie kochaf a ia iego,,. i .....s
Afem n posfa "a ienseg3. -:z53
Cho ( kulawy, starry, $lepy,l4.*. J.. Be. :s:!.
Ma dukat6w- -jaze ret w.. " : iI ,.:..I
A np patus tez dobrze P edo :, .2.s.5 81
ze lkochanie zarcia nj + o. :5::.sI
Che { szestdziosiat LOFT mo blisklo g
: Ale L. wy Iwiiaf dziadzisk TO-. / .
Has a saliawa az do rama - -
panaz moja, danaz q i ANA ina
C,zzgtaiI iie elegfaff f I, -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Wypadfa prZeZ OknO.

Wczoraj pred po}udniem salo-
mea, 3letnia cdrfezka pahstwa Ton
zewicz, zamieszEalycR pm. Al West
Blackhawk I'll. wypadfa okna dru-
giego pietra. Przywo}ano doktora
Train, kt6ry dziecko opatrzyf i po
wiedzia}, ze income uszkodzenia we
wnetrzne zagrazaia zyciu dziecka.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

w niedziele dnia l5go Sierpnia
rb. odbedzie sic wielki bal. zarzadcy
hall Palaskiego. WIszyscy So prosze-
nj; poczatek o godz. 7.ao wieczo-
rem. Cena biletu mezczyzny 2 da-
ma 90 cent6w. '-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

Dw6r sw. Kazimierza, No. Sa4
TX. /. :wparatii ssw. Kazimierza Z; iI 81
urzadza pierwszy Wiiel ki Bal B: Y 'y1ItE: me-;
dziele: mia 8 3 go RES mia mia r .:N y'A
llHai NoRotnego orog ro5gu 5s.!14|:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11
Naiwny.

Naiwny. -.
- Ileby kosztowafa maFpa wy
pchana? ~.
- czyja bedzie sk6ra-moja, ozy
pahska? ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

W parafi sw. .Wojciecha rozpocznie
sic W niedziele dnia .l5go sierpnia
W hall szkolnej, r6g:. .letej i Palma
ulic. .. 49, -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

Ma dniu ego bm. smierc zawitafa
W domu p. M. ]. Szameit i zabra}a
dwrrmiesiecznego synka pahstwa
Szameit, Tadeusza. Pogrzeb Cd
byf sic W niedziele. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-08-11

w Hawthorne (w kamieniu) cd
bedzie sic fair parafalny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
ALL QUIET ~ COSTA hIoA.

No APPARENT LIKELIHOOD OF WAX WITH
NICARAGUA.
Washington. July IA dispatch received ny
Senior Calvo the Minister of Costa Rica III TINS
civ REPORTS that everything Is quiet IN MS cou"
try and the .,robable early determination VI inc
boundary question between Costa hica ara -'0"
r.c-, Tho Minister'S telegram is az fellows:
The Boundary Commission is now preparlAs , .ne
arruuent and the translation or ire Same i,i'I
Engii.h IN he submitted to the engineer app9ln.tu
nv the President OF the United states. me
az free impoit Is does not injure Nicaras"" /" aug
way. All Is quiet;
The question Il the accurate delimitatlon OF the
boundary lire between the two countries mas peeh
a long standing one. and 1t was nnai'y agreed ~
submit the disputed points to civil ehsl"ee' APP
pointed by the President Of the uni'cd o'a'c'
This engineer was appointed by President Cieve-
land time before his term expired an" "
has been 70. several months engaged win the
commission which is working on the ristter. ...,
admission CT imports free Of duty into her terl y,
tory bordering the San Juan ana Coiorduo
rivers and including part or the mar DOT oa oiss
town. Dispatches from ManaSua. Nicaragua, re-
ceivrd al the time Indicated that the latter couh-
try was displeased with this action OF Costa hca,
and the possibilities OF war on that account were
discussed The suggestion Of trouble. however. WIS
,scrcdited by Minister Ca,vo at the time ana me
telegram received to-day. showing that the decree
does not injure Nicaragua In any way, Is gratiiy-
ing to him in the highest degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
NEW FOURTH-CLASs POSTMASTERS.

Washington. July l2-There were one hundred APP
monuments Of fourth-class postmasters to-day The
changes include:
New-York-Abbotts, c. NJ. Weed. vice Howard
Otto, removed Beaver Brook, G. c. Labarr. vice
John Bauer removed; Burns. Henry Swackhamer.
vice Philip Webb, resigned: Gaskill. Harmon Cur
tbs. vice J. II. Person. resigned; Kennedy, L. A.
Nichols. vice NJ r. Herrick removed; Lava. l.. a.
keith vice William l.. Klein removed Maceion
Centre r. B. Hicks vice A. J. Hurley. removed {:
North Hannibal. Rufus Day. vice q. y. Farnham.
jr removed: Oicott G. l.. Lombard wee NJ. C.
Swarthcut, removed: Pepseevi.lc l.. VI. Howes, vice
W. II Eeils, resigned: Pinnacle Lewis Henry. vice
p. r. Smith. dead Smartyille Charles Dc Long
vice T. a. Leanor. resigned.
New-Jersey--Kenvil. W. D. Jard!ne vice W
Huise removed; Longpori. J. r. Mnnick vice l.. r
Kits removed Rio Grande. d r Gof vice r r.
Nca.. removed: wilton y. y. McCulley vice Girls
tian Havcnthal, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

The smash will be at the weakest and mos, over
worked point In a marshy country it will prob
ably be malaria and chills. working man will
probably have bilious attack. clerk or book
keeper will have deadly consumption. A busi-
ness, or professional man. nervous prostration or
exhaustion.
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right remedy is taken at the right time. DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery makes the appetite keen,
digestion and assimilation perfect the liver active
the blood pure and the nerves steady and strong i.
drives out all disease germs. il makes rich, red
blood firm flesh solid muscle and healthy nerve.
fiber /, cures malaria and bilious attacks. 1t cures
nervous prosra,ion and exhaustion II cures % per
cent Of all cases Of consumption. bronchial, throat
and kindred Affections Di. Pierce : Common Sense
Medical Adviser contains the letters of thousands
who have been currd.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
BOOTH TUCKER CALLS on THE PRESIDENT

Washington. July l?.-Comme nder Booth-Tucker
the head Of the Salvation Army In the United
States called at the White House this afternoon
with note OF introduction from Vice President
Hobart. with whom he had pleasant interview In
the morning President Mckinley received Com
mander BoothTucker cordially. expressing pleas
ure AT meeting a man OF whom he had heard so
much and praising the work of the Salvation
Army. in which he has long taken friendly In
terest. Commander Booth-Tucker presented the re-
spectful greetings OF the many thousands OF Saliva
tionists in the United States. and told the Presi-
as TO land on which to begin a large scale the
Armys project for colonizing the destitute poor
terest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
Ratchford directed. Mr.. Mahon "as presen' W
QUIET IN EASTERN OHIO.
1rpoADs HAULING WEST VIRGINIA COAL WITH

OUT IVNs
re,,irc Ohio .Iuly Y tSpcciaD-The expectef
troub,a betwo n the striking miners ana the y"
men employed at Shick's mine. back OF TINS e,'S'
on the Baltimore and Ohio. was averted TINS morn
ing by the operators getting the workinsmeh 'h'o
the mines an hour ahead Of the usual time so 'na'
,ho commi,,ea q, one hundred appointed by the
s,r,lors M the meeting at Franklin YESTERDAY
found themselves barred out OF the COMPANY y.s >
nremises when they arrived. secretary rsasu.s
ouis will hold a big mass-meeting at Nehs To-
morrow Afternoon, and until after that tmee 70
further effort to get the SnicK miners o"' WIZ W
made. -, ,-...-. ohio district
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Is haunn:
no coal but will begin tomorrow to take Mesii
Virginia coal through, The leaders ns,e t Nc byt
il is hard to prevent outbreaks on the CleveIand;
iorotn nd Wheeling West Virginia coal :. passing
IN solid trains to-day but the strikers have no,
made any 1t i said hat ine Mneen,g on
THURSDAY but IL Is not likely that men can ne mao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
OFFERS TO PRESIDENT RATCHFoRD.

Columbus Ohio, July I2-President Ratchford Of
the mine workers returned here to-day He found
messages from Samuel Gompers. OF the American
Federation Of Labor Eugene V. Dehs. Terrence V.
Powderly the Labor League OF Western Pennsyl-
vania. NJ J Carrlck CT The Painters and Decora-
tors Union OF America l.. r. Thomas, OF the Pat
tern Makers National League, and W. d. Mahon.
rendering men and money to go wherever Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
An IMPORTANT PENSION DECISION.

Washington. July Fan important decision
constituting the rights of pension claimants In line
of-duty cases was rendered to-day by Assistant
Secretary Webster Davis OF the Interior Depart
men: The decision was made In the case Of
Henry Miller private In Company n. lolst Ohio
Infantry. After being relieved from guard DUTY
one day Miller voluntarily assisted n teamster In
watering mules. and while so occupied was fired
iron and Injured The Department heretofore has
rejected such cases not In the line Of duty.
Assstant Secretary Davis. however. reverses tho
Bureaus action. holding that the claimant vas
lions bur was aiding n comrade In protecting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
TO CONTROL THE RAILROAD BUSINESS.

Chicago. July 12-Chairmnn Caldwell. OF the
Western Passenger Association started tonight for
San Francisco to take charge Of the easthound
Christian Endeavor business for all the roads OF
the association. He will see that the rates and
arrangements for the convention are carried out.
Mr.. Caldwell has the most ample powers and no
mat ior what action he may decide upon after
reacHihg San Francisco the roads OF his associa-
tion will back him up TO the fullest extent.
The situation In San Francisco has become quite
serious. and the Western roads are determined to
prevent the impending decentralization II they can.
Their three things In which the Eastern roads
claim that the agreement Is being viola ted. one
is the action OF the Colorado aud Utah roads in
allowing stop-oyers after I, was agreed that
stop-overs should be allowed on eastbound tickets
save by the northern transcontinental roads which
remained out OF the competition for the wostbound
business when this was guaranteed TO them. The
roads Of the Western Passenger Association now
will make every EFFORT 10 see that the northern
roads are treated according 10 the contract.
Another matter is the action Of the Southern Pa
cinc In extending the time OF sale for the return
tickets which the Western roads believe will result
In a demora lzation OF rates. The third matter In
the reported payment OF commissions In San Fran.
cisco. which u contrary 10 the agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
ONE MOTIVATION REJECTED.

Washington, July 12-The Senate to-day rejected
The nomina Ton Of L!cuenant-Colorel II. +. Noyes,
o2d Cavalry 10 be co.o3el.
II confirmed the following nominations: John
Goodnow OF Minnesota. to be Consul-General at
Shanghai: Arthur a. Hardy, of interchangeable. TO
be Minister and Consui-General TO Persia Stirling
A. Campbell. OF California. to be Collector OF Gus
toms at Humboldt. Cal: William G. Cubberly 10 be
postmaster AT Custer. :. d.. and Moses Emery 10 be
postmaster at Caledonia. MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
IMPROVED POSTAL FACILITIES HkRE

Washington. July I2-First Assistant Postmaster
General Heath has returned from New-York where
he made personal investigation of the needs OF
the postoffce in the way Of larger gree AS a
result of the visit he has authorized tie employ
nent of thirty or forty additional temporary car
riers there and the forty-nne temporary CLERKS
now on duty will be continued. fun postomce
station also will be established at Madison square
in Mace of the present sub-station. These changes
are in the nature of relief measures pending tne
aholifjon of the Brooklyn office and the genera
consolidation effected by the Greater Newly ork
anf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
MR. RENp HOPEFUL OF ARBITRATION.

Chicago. July i2.-coone William p Reno me
millionaire Chicago coal operator. has returned
from Pittshurg where he has been In conference
with other coal mine operators ard with the ON
Gals OF the miners Organization rei't've 10 SCI
-. :, ,,o s,ri,<o Mr. Rend says that there 10
M telling right when The stlaHe VIII sil., ~
LII no fonch, out ne says in the fttsDurg disrtc,
WI ~ or moi II will spread other fields OF labor
he cannot say. for strike IKE eonGasra'Son;;
ne snresds ~ everything within reacn put
Ss hopes FOR an early and peaceful settlement "
arhirntlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13

-.,.r.r ord was doing something
government ProI,,e, r,~ht "a do but which
which ne MOI Vn,' m . 90 u,s acting in the line
Of duty The adoption Of this PofSy v w amff
many claims. The case is neid 10 oe ~ enemv
arnc on him while ne was of duty IN ms , ZEN, To To-
pursuance Of any work at which ne III" =" ''e"' "
ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
REPORTS OF DHsTIrUTGoN DENIED.

Knoxville. Tenn. July l2.-Authentc Information
from the Jeico coal mining district. where over
two thousand miners out strike, Is TO the
effect that reports rs to dostituon existing among
the people Totally without foundation. The
have had work May l. but have far
managed TO sIbsist without aid from the outside
The troublc IN the Jelico district seems 20 he
due mainly to the desire OF operators to suspend
during the summer account OF low prices OF coal
and high freight rates. They have been !ndif-
ferent whether or not an agreement was reached
as TO wage scale AS ye; no violence has been
reported.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Washington. July l2.-Lieutenant-Co Commander F.
H. Wise has been ordered from the Naval Acad-
envy 10 the Standish Observation-Disclosures w.
Goodwin and A. Ross to examination for promo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-13
MORE HOPEFUL VIEW IN CLEVELAND.
OHIO ROADS HAVE NOT REFUSED TO HAUL WEST
VIRGINIA COAL.


VIRGINIA COAL.
Cleveland. Ohio july l2-The local coal operators
took more hopeful view OF the strike situation this
morning. Dan" Hanna manager of NJ 4. Hanna
& Co., said thai as long as the West virginia coal
was mined there could be no particular stringency
as there Is sufficient coal out Of the earth already
to last until winter Small dealers, however, are
squirting over their inability 10 get coal for retail
orders from the big dealers The big dealers will
not part with their supply. Not pound of coal
entered the city yesterday
II was stated positively here to-day that the
Ohio roads had decided TO refuse to haul West Viz
GINA coal These roads include the Baltimore and
Wheeling and Lake Erie ard the Cleveland Can
ceiver of the Wheeling and Lake Eric, when ap-
fusing TO haul tt. and have not heard that there
Mr. Wardwe receiver Of the No. o Gan; Mon
Virginia coal to haul and have no disposition to
refuse 1t. However do not know what labor con,
nFnfy %ay arfe r i nGS to h ina" VIII
Chief r: n: Macarthur, Of the grotherhood Of
West Virginia coal. and was asked whether the
any advice in the prenses None @
compliant nh has beS made he rspsd ID do
strike problem. OF course. they naturally syrpa
thizc with the strikers, but do not anticipate
any refusal or the part Of the trainmen TO haul
< prornnen. coal operator said this morning that
The BOARDS of Ar6ration at Pitsburs the whole
not want it. They have more than fulfilled their
beS sa f5ep as SsT are IN
position to dictate; In my opinion the strike will
Bishop Of the state Board OF Arbitration. They
will attend the meetings of the State Boards OF Ohio
Indiana and Illinois.