The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-09

delay investigation. n possible. unja il !
too late for embarrassing disclosures &
have fun effect IN tn" election.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.
Two hundred new employees q thN tTaasi
company arrived ~ the city yesterday, an
Will he set at work i:nm"d!2:e'v.
The present strike conditions are turrine
employers away from this ri'y.
The hearing ~ The notion FOR 'ho writ a
Injunction before Judge Adams ~ ~
United States Circuit Court has been con
IinuaG until june y.
Tho hucksters or -he city have appeal.
to The strikers To discontinue trs Use IL.
passenger wagons.
The Eoard or Poiice Commissioners have
issued a request for citizens 20 report o''i'
oers who neglect r'r.ir dIry.
: conference. between the strikers am.
the traRst. company may be hH.: to-day.
hGt the prospects Of settlement are no;
bright
Two r1otorTu,n os hi transit company
we're aSsauireS yesterday 10y the strikers
ard severely beaten. The men who It
tackled thcn we're arrested
Six men are Defendants in chH United
States Court. charged with conspiracy
-Four new companies for Tie posse have
been organized. one consisting entirely ot
volunteers.
si-e various N.sifil'll-'N "a 'tf" b'1'S0' 81
heiug assigned fo- active duty as soon as
formed.
Census Supervisor Higgins announces that
tl'e work wifi he finished on time.
Tha Baby SHOW At the Exposition closes
to-day.
Diplomas wee awarded to thirry-n:ne
graduates at the May Institute yesterday.
The. sy.eecl. rf Congressman Cowheri bc-
fore the Kansas city convention Ms clear
- .v.T, o. !tfres.f-
cratic party.
4 cricket game viii he played a, Forest
Park this Afternoon between teams repre-
sentirG the English ard Scotch.
The Teachers Annuity Associations f's-
tivaI takes place a; the Fair Grounds TO-
day.
The ,,ity Coua-:i yesterday afternoon
voted to lay tie Kelly bill over Until next
Tuesday afternoon, after the Railroad Com
nlittee had reported r-gommsud.DE that The
measure be not passed.
There was an sx-i.!rl scene in the House
~ Delegates last right- growing "Ut "f a
resoIUtirr: Offered by Delegate CrnEin that
She members donate thei: salaries f." the
iasr thr.." moujhs 10 th" striking transit
company emr30y.S Speaker Nu-r"i an
uourcci after "a vote Hs1 been taken that
tra matter hal been .c7-.
Tho Kern In-1naese.ur T.an0 Company.
y hic;l has Tho contract - light tire residence
section II Tho -.-r. A-S ace 10 reply "a il"
notification sent TO IL by tae Board of Pub
Ec IMPROVEMENTS that it, contract vpG'1
ne nulli.d within ten days unless sat's-
factory excuse fer delay was given y il.
GENERAL. DOMESTIC.
The TUin0isanS who supported Palmer
and 2uckner are returning to the Demo-
cratic fold. because they are convinced that
the ADMINISTRATIONS imperialism ami trust
huiiGinz threatens the American Republic :
, Xl.s-fuCe.
A loving cup VIII be presented to Colonel
Kerens OF Missouri a. Philadelphia tonight
Many prominent Eerun.icaEs will be pres
eiit-
Jacob BriXen WlS Il Dallas. Tex, urging
IN. claims o. Benjamin +. Shively Di Ia
diana for second place on the Democratic
ticket
The aged father Of Frank Funk. Jr cap
tured at Columbia, Mo. and sentenced ia
hang for murder. started 10 Washingt IN to |
appeal to President Mckinley.
James Il. ke.ne Z New York was report
ed to have bet Ssl,e-o that Bryan viii be !
the next President Of the United States
Bishop Garrett Of Dallas Tex, will re- |
ceive fl0uG0 and priceless Muriiio paint |
ing from the milliou-do!lsr estate Of AZ: !
Eastern railway Presidents vile.
FOREIGN.
German schoo, Conference refused n |
compel English taught in schools.
SPORT.
Sharkey knocked out Yank Kenny in one |
round in New York.
Fridays winners: Eocrys AMBROSE, judge /
wardall Vict Vance. Ticktui and Easter
card.