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Bolivian X volution.

New YORK. March 70 A dispatch to
The Herald from Port of Spain says it
IS reported that the Hernandez revolu-
tion is progressing. 1t is said that he
effected an important strategic move
ulent Saturday, compelling the govern
ueut TROOPS 10 retire. He Is now march
ing on Culdad. Bolivia.
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RatrIeshin kenrsnrre.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-TEe
.-Ial board has been ordered to re-
,.r: al Fortress Monroe for the Off
..sl sea- trial Of the battleship kear-
-t-ce ~chpduled for April3. The ship
v..l be- k-pt at sea for two full days
',-,lu- the Soundness Of her machin-
...E md hull
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National Memorial Park

WASHINGToN. March 20. - The
..s~. committee on military affair
-...sv authorized "a favorable report
.. -., hill providing for a memorial
-..., uu the largest battle field IN the
a...i. IL comprises Chancellorsv. lie,
-sl,,H Churc b. Fredericksburg Spot
-E.E4LIa Court House. the Wilder
.,-- ald other battle fields in Nir-
-.-4.
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CoIoarI SchrI Removed.

CAPE Town, March Blowing to
German officer in charge Of the Boer
artillery who was wounded and taken
prisons- at the battle OF Eiandslaate,
he has heen removed from the prison.
ers' camp 10 a transport.
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HIGHLY APPRECIATED
BY THE IRISH NATION
Queen Victoria's Act Lauded
by T. P. O'Connor.
WEARING OF SHAMROCK

Concession by Her Majesty and .
Tribute to the Nationality, Which
Has Long Been Ignored.
New YORK. March 10 Mr.. T. p.
O'connor. VI. F., N the London Daily
Mail writes:
81 am asked to state my views with
regard TO the momentous question as 10
the approval by the queen of the wear
ing of the shamrock by Irish soldiers
and as TO her maJesty's visit 10 Ireland.
''As 20 the wearing of the shamrock.
it ls the tribute to Irish nationality
which will be greatly appreciated. The
shamrock materially Is q small plant.
but the wearing of il means 10 an Irish
man centuries of sacred merS0ries and
country, wrongs resisted. hOCes main
tanned. The wearing of it by the Irish
soldiers. then. Is a concession-I had
almost called tremendous concession
to Irish sentiment by the British throne.
which must have vast consequences
but, speaking Assuredly In no spirit
Of oarping ObjscGbOn, but as an IllustrS-
tion aud a man. l point OUT that the
conduct Of English ministers toward
this small question Is q very remarkable
and significant example of the slOwnesS
and dumbness OF wit, the want OF
imagination and sympathy which have
characterized ali the actions between
England and Ireland.
while the Scotch soldier could wear
the thIStle without Interference, while
the Welsh soldier could wear the leek
the Irish soldier for years has been. by
some stupid order, deprived of the
privilege ami sent to prison because he
wore the emblem or MS nationality.
and vhAn an Irish member. session
g s..-1 sessI.l. called attention to ths
s-l be va howlsd at by many English
.-=-- .-rs .. d he received either an ao-
-u- ~ ICs lie answer from the min
.Ea. ~, after NJ the bitterness OF
- yeat = after she imprIsOnmsut end
! uits AM all the rest Of the cOutrO-
yersy Us suded by the order Of the high
asf srr g. eatest figure in the realm. l
TIl NOT Iay, as can be said about so
Ws1v v Ter concessions to the Irish,
200 lsta too late, but assuredly the
cUuoIU-.- n has not come too soon. And.
now. as to the visit of the queen TO Ire
land. II, in this act. il | may use the
word, a statesmanlike and eloquent
proof, added TO the many others, that
the present sovereign is one OF the wis
est that has ever ruled these lands
Use DR. Bulls Cough syrup at once for
Do0nchitis and grippe. 1t has stood the
test and is positively reliable remedy
Life Is too short TO experiment. with new
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Ii Saved His Leg.

p a. Danforth. Of LaGranCe. Ga,
suffered intensely for six months
with a frightful running sore on his
leg. but writes that Rucklen's Arn.ca
Salve wholly cured it in ten days.
For Ulcers, Wounds, Burns. Boils.
Pain or Piles it's the best salve H.
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only
25c. Sold by w. A. D'Alemberte.
Druggist.
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NEW York, March 2O.-TheTe wa,
AID excitement this morning on the
-..th exchange. Third avenue
...nusd AT 80 au1 lOO as against - at
... close last night. Dealings were
..4vy IA Metropolitan and Brooklyn
l8 Rapid Transit shared in the
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IS NOW WITH JUDGE FIELD.
Decision In the Il utUcky Case Ex-
p-ctoI at Am Ear DHt-.

Decision In the Il utUCky Case Ex-
p-ctoi at Am Ear y DSt-.
/ LOUISVILLE. March 10 Governors
Beckbam and Taylor took the same
train for Frankfort this morning. after
spending Sunday i'll this city very
quietly. IL Is believed nothing occurred
during their visit thaEwill have an i'm
portant effect u ION their contest
Inc DemOCaatIO attorneys filed with
Judge Field today a demurrer TO the
amended answer OF the Rspu blicans IN
the gOvernorship suit. AS no new
points were raised by counsel for Gov
ernOr Taylor 1t Is expected Judge Field
VII not require mucn time to dispose
of tns case
The demurrers. If sustained. will strip
the contention do - "rastlons OF
faCt not included il .lg r.uJrl. .. a..
general assembly
Three questions ~sgs r8.-ar g.. tne
amended answer aut reply 1--l .. f--
Re publIcans F-idav. and rslst. -. -.s
age o: Governor .. &.
the resignation of
the senate; whstl-E
contest aud whsLnaE .c..
ham has been sV oru ..aor.
The demurrers 'SsrC I-ea d.. a- Oruey
Zack Pheip '..m 8ru~. rcU-. 1ta1
the Repu biicaU sIue
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The AngIo-Russian Cli,is

ia>poN. March 20 Serious alarm
g., '.lt here over the Anglo Russian
.a-.- The new battleship Golieh,
81. new cruiser ArgOnaus, the de-
-.-.v.r- otter and Janus and the
-..H. Rosario were to-day ordered to
l.l.a to protect English Interests.
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Death Of Major CAskIs.

GALVESTON, March 10 Major Viii
liam II Caskie, Q veteran Of the civil
war. known as the cArtoonist Of TsxAs
Siftings. when that pu ublication was in
the heyday OF its prosperity. is dead,
auad
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A HIGHER DUTY ON GRAIN.
German Governments Sssks a COmpr,-
mise with the Opposition.

German Governments SsSks a COmprt-
mise with the Opposition.
BERLIN, March l9-The Frankfurter
Zeitung says the government has made
the offer to the Agrarlans party that if
they will abandon their opposition to
the Importation of picked meat the du-
ties on American grain will be raised
after the expiration of the commercial
treaty. the duty on wheat will be In
creased from marks TO marks per
double centnera.
On the subject of the meat importa-
tion bill The Ham burger Correspondent {
says:
1t rs certain that Americans will
not quietly accept limitation, or, to
speak more correctly, au absolute pro-
portion of the meat
We must reckon with counter meas
ures on the uart of the United States
which viii 90 Immense damage TO our
commerce and shipping
1T Is true that TOR years past Amerl-
eau commercial legislation has been run
on such lines IA TO give Us little reason,
when drawing up customs regulation
for Germany. TO paw any particular re-
gard 70 American trade.
In TACT, IN certain quarters reprlsal S
for aud against the treatment OF Ger
mau imports have been made.
Yale students JO BE NaCCInated.
NEW HAVEN. March I2-At Chapel
today President Hadley told the stu
dents OF Yale university that tie e1.
citement concerning the SMALLPOX was
not warranted by the facts. From the
fret, be said. there had been no con-
cealment OF the truth. In view of all
the circumstances, however. President
Hadlsy advised that all the students be
vaccinated.
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Tho Vance Statue.

RALEIGH, March l9.-The unVeilinS
OF the Vance statue in the capitol square
here cannot take place May 20, as
planned. but will occur July I. as is
statua ia ready.
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Rr UORED RELIEF
OF MAFEklNG
me War Office Does Not
Confirm the Report.

s..-..I Ihat Boers Have Raised the
-.....- and Isetrcatcd TO Pretoria
,.. honor Has Entered Prieska-
.:.rr- BLOW up Railroad Bridge ON
u Firr River.
.> March 2u.-Per-isceut ru-
ar- ia circulation that the
..lring that they will be IN
...I by the forcc-en up by Lord
--. have abandoned the siege
king and retrea;ad ID Pre-
j. D. certain that NafekinE
.. .. r,lIryed shortly and that IL
..,r- slaiu;3iu their investment
.... .r. iu danger Of annihilation
war office makes no announce
-..- ai Mafeklug' safety and does
..itirm the reports Of its being
....l.i, but declares its belief that
... ...-ItIuu Of the beSeiged forces
--.-l-t8ctory.
t..a. Kitchener has entered Pri-
.--l without opposition aud the BO-
..- land down their arms.
... Beers blew up the railroad
H. Iye Il miles north q BlOemfOn-
...a .I-t night.
I.e law courts at BlOemfOntein
p..a Teopeued to-day.
I.- government plan to pscify
-.t. Africa l. to increase the num-
... Ht British subjects there. The
rat.a at present are in great major
u.s. Every effort will be made 20
.ts-- time expired men, volunteers
... .uinujals from abroad 10 settle
-..-. s- soon a. the war l. over. a
... --ctIon OF land will be given to
.a... provided he viii occupy 1t for
... reaT-.
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Nrw Railroad Projected.

SPARTANBURG. s. c., March 10 =.
N. Stearnss OF Cleveland. o.. 10 here
interesting the people In q new railroSd
from here to Columb bus, n. =.
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Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when vol
can buy the best make with all th'
late improvements at O. VI. Pryor
Bargain Furniture House. for fror
$l9 70 $50. Our household furuitur,
l. equally as cheap. Call and se'
the big stock.
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wblpp,d aud Ordered 70 Leave.

ATHENS. Ga. March l9. - Aaron
Moore, negro bell boy at the CONNER.
cial hotel, while in a drunken conditions
Yesterday entered a lady's room in the
hotel and frightened her badly. He
was arrested, but was released on an
agreement that he would take 30 lashes
and leave town.
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Truck FArmsInIursd.

SAVANNAH, March 10. - The truck
farms about Savannah suffered consid-
erably from the recent cold. The tenn.
perature in the southern section Of the
city and throughout the county fell 70
80, severely damaging vegetation.
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III at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, March I3.-J. Addison
Porter, private secretary to President
Mckinley. is seriously Ill here Satur.
day night ne attended the Hibernian
banquet. and yesterday morning had a
severe attack Of Indigestion.
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n "a YORK, March 2O.-Abe Ham
...... counsel for Olga Nethersole,
.......l to-day that he had received
. .,t ram from judge Furman. an
."....Gc thar he had favorably de-
----- LIZ annlIcatIOn for a jury trial.
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4 Stoo.oOO Fire

\.a YORK. March 20 The big
.u-~ of the National White
.... Go. 80 Port Richmond, Staten
-... were burned this morning.
1853 wa- Slul.Oll.
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Fire at Athens

ATHENS, Ala. March IA fire broke
out this afternoon near the public
SQUARE in q los Of frame buildings and
nromised for a short time to become
diastrous After . hOroic struggle. the
IRE was aubdusd without serious loss.
The origin is a mystery.
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$4,000 Fire.

...r FUoN. y. Y. March 30
Wv N,lk and Ontario Western
-Hr shops were burned TINS
.s-. The loss was S4O.U3u.
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TO CURE; A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BrOmO Quintne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money ~ II fsils to
sure. r. W. Groves signature j. Cn each
box &c
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WAR WITH FRANCE.
rr.mfncnt Engiishmen Oppose
Clash.

"tH-. March 2).-E. Gaulois pub
-...- replies from prominent Eng
.-.lasu 30 the question, Does E.g-
...l wish war WIKI France" Cardi-
.. Vaughan. Lord Chief Justice
..--.lI. - e Charles Dixie and Hon.
..4i.r- Russell declare emphIti-
....r that she does not.
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Nnttnn Nunratinns.

#.. YORK. March 2a.-Cotton
-.l rs-iay a. follows: March.
A.r., g. h: June q Is; July, 3 II; A;
The daily news., 1900-03-20

Cleaning ladies skirts and waists
= one of our specialties. Star Laun-
dry.
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Or. Bulls Couqh Syrup is a grand old

remedy. used for many years. and sull in
public favor. 1t Is without doubt the be-;
medicine for all pulmonary affections. u
always cures. All druggists sell II Ifor. >
-
The daily news., 1900-03-20

Beer in bottles and cases for fam
lily use at Eugene ATbOna's.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

.-r.-o justly c4lebJated was
...r-I Jo the public about sixty
..- a-H. aud now enjoys a popu-
.. islled by any other medl-
I.r the cure Of dyseutery.
twurbuS. Rheumatism. coughs
d.. ~raldS. burns, etc, Il l.
.-aa equal Sold by all drug
avoid substitute, there l.
- Killer. Perry Davis.
-... and Ode.
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THE BEST sALvE N THE wORLI

is Banner Salve. 1t is made from &
prescription by q world wide know
ska specialist and is positively the
most healing salve for piles. burns
scald-. ulcers, running sores anC
skin diseases.-W. a. D'Alemberte
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WERE UNABLE TO AGREE.
A General strike of Machintsts May
BE Ordered.

CHICAGO, March i9-Another meet.
ing probably Will be held here this af-
terpoou or evening between the execu.
tive committee of the council of Inter-
national Association of Machinists and
the administrative council of the Ma
tlOnal Metal Trades association and a
last effort made for an adjustment of
the differences between them. IL no
agreement is reached the members of
the machInists' executive committee
will at once leave the city TO superln-
tend the calling of strikes of machinists
In various parts of the country In pur-
suance of the plan TO make the strike a
general one.
There seems to be little prospect of
an agreement being reached. as the ma
chiuIsts insist that the scheme for arbi.
traIiOu shall not be based upon the re.
tura TO work Of the Chicago strikers
pendIng the settlement Of their dlfficul.
ties. on which point the meeting Of
Saturday night was unable to agree.
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Use DIR. Bulls Cough syrup at once foe
boonchttis and grippe. 1t has stood the
test and is positively reliable remedy.
Life Is too short to experiment with new
sO-cHIled sure cures" Bull's Cough Syrup
costs but - cts.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

~OId VoIImer" at Eugene ArbO
mas.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

All the best brand Of liquors al
Eugene ATbona's.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

prevention is the best bride. "
You can prevent sickness and cure
that tired feeling and all blood
humors by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.
cold Hermitage" at Eugene Arbo-
mas.
The daily news., 1900-03-20

Upper Tel" at Eugene Ar5oua's :
The daily news., 1900-03-20

.-..a Arbona's = headquarters
... liquors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
Fremont Woman Poisoned.

Mrs. Orissa X. Bennett. VIII. nj,
James Bennett, died at Fremont after
a short n violent illness, The phy.
stefan in charge has decided that her
death was due to poisoning, probably
from eating chicken pie. SUNDAY
night Mrs, Bennett was first taken
with violent vomiting fits, and the
doctor who was called in saw svmn,oms
OF poisoning She had been To a
chnrcn supper on Saturday night and
eaten heartily of chicken pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
STRIKE ON AT OMAHA
ork ers and Carpenters Quit and
Several Hundred Id,e.

An Omaho dispatch says: The car.
pentcrs strike is ON. As "A result OF
the refusal of the contractors and mill
owners To grant the demands of the
men $50 mill workers and $50 carpen-
tcrs laid down their tools and there is
every prospect Of "a long and stubborn
contest.
The employees served notice January
| that they would demand an increase
May /. This was to consist of an adj
vance from 81 cents an hour to 40 cents
an hour for carpenters. and from 27R
cents an hour t. 3.iI cents for mill
workers. The mill men offered to ac-
cept 30 cents an hour, but the employ
ers refused tn compromise, and tho
men will now stand out for THEW
original demand.
In addition to the carpenters who
are already out, there are indications
that there will be more unless the
| trouble is soon adjusted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
WILL BENEFIT THE STATE
New Law In Regard to National Guard
Helps Nebraska.

Adjutant General Barry has received
word from Congressman Stark that
the house had passed the appropriation
bill giving 81 zoo, 900 annually in sup
port of the national guard of the various
states. 1t is believed that the senate
will pass the bill and perhaps place
the amount at the original figure. 81.
COCOON. Before starting for Sioux
Falls General barry wired Congress.
man stark rs follows: In behalf of
the Nebraska national guard, | desire
to thank you for the earnestness and
ability displayed by you, in securing
the passing of house roll No. 95lO, for
the armament and equipment of the
organized militia"
Under the present law the Nebraska
national guard draws $500 worth Of
supplies annually. but under the new
bill the amount would be Sl7,25 or
S3i, 800 for two years. To equip the
guard with modern guns and other
ordnance would require the full allot-
mcnt of Sl7.250 for several wears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
Her Aim Was Had,

Eta Mays, IA young colored
created considerable commotion at the
home of Il friend near Seventh and +
streets at Lincoln, Neb,, by discharg-
ing a revolver close enough To her face
to burn it badly. She said she did It
accidentally. She was in a bed room
n shot was fred. She dropped
to the foor and those present thought
she had shot herself. A ply stefan and
the chief of police were sent for. II
was found that her injuries were mere
powder burns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
DEATH IN NEW YORK FIRES
-FOUR Fatalities Follow Series
Accidents,
Series of

-Four persons were killed in fires in
New York City May :. and "A fifth lies
fatally injured in IA hospital. At n
lodging house fire in South street. John
Curaan, n marine engineer, was burned
to death and Fireman Daniel Mullin
was thrown from n ladder. receiving
injuries from which he has died. Fire
man James Fitzpatrick was fatally in
jurcd 10y the overturning of a hose
truck which he was driving. An en-
plosion wrecked the fat and tallow
factory of Joseph Stern x Co.. in West
Fortictlrstrcct and Two men are be.
licved to he buried under the ruins.
They are Thomas McCuirc and Joseph
Drum. a gang of men worked all
night in the ruins in a vain effort to
recover the bodies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
SEDA CANNOT RECOVER
victims Of Colfas County Tragedy Pear
fully Wounded.

The county officers have returned to
West Point from the extreme south-
western part OF Cunning county. where
a coroner's inquest was held over the
remains Of Frank Slama, who in a
cemetery killed himself after Laving
shot Anton soda. The suicide took
place in Cunning county. while the
shooting Of soda occurred in ColfaX
county. Seda's wound is "A terrible
gun shot in the side Of his head and is
doubtless fatal.
The Of the quarrel was that
Scda's mother. who is Slama's sister.
is seriously i'll with dropsy and wanted
to make out her will. Slana, who is
sixty years of age. feared she would
not make the will in his interest and
the quarrel of the day before led to
the shooting of Monday.
a twelvc.ycar.old daughter testified
to these facts. aud told that Slama
said he would not harm her, but that
She was 80 frightened that she took
her f~our.year-old brother in her arms
and with him jumped from IA twelve
foot porch without injury to either.
The coroncr's jury brought in a YER
diet that Slama came to his death 10y
two pistol shot wounds sclf-intlicted'
He was lying on his face iu'the enc
terry with one hole in the temple ana
one over the heart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
FIRM TO OLD FAITH
M%ethodists UpwiIing to Make Any Rad
zeal Departure.

A Chicago dispatch says: The re.
port Of the constitutional committee
to the Methodist general conference.
which will probably be presented this
week. will call for the continued main
tenance Of the religion of John Wes-
ley. The episcopacy may be be aban-
doned and other constitutional fea-
lures changed. but the articles of re-
ligion. the doctrines OF the church. are
to be retained in their purity. The
hereto of the future must leave the
church as he has done in the past. but
mcthodism will not accept any de-
parture form the theology of the
fathers.
The changes in the section OF the
book of discipline devoted to the gen
eral conference are very slight and in
the direction of application. The
commission anticipating lay r%epreeent-
alton has been incorporated in the pro-
posed constitution.
Methodist bishops and ministers oc-
cupied the pulpits of the Chicago
churches Of that denomination sun
day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
Perish In Hotel Fire,

The American hotel was DESTROYED
by fire at Geneseo, n. Y. Aft er it had
been gotten under control the bodies
OF Lafayette Carney and Sherman De.
boray of West Sparta were found on
the third floor. 1t is thought a woman
also lost her life but her identity is
unknown and her body has not vet
been found.
Miss Schreiner, a waitress, said she
saw two men run away from the build
ing and almost immediately the fire
broke out. The loss is SIS, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-05-11
TIE up STREET CARS
Strike at St Louis Inaugurated
in Earnest.
OVER THREE THOUSAND MEN ARE OUT.
out. Hut Its Appearance the
signal for Attack by
Mob-Causes.

A st. Louis, May 5 special says: In
accordance with a decision reached by
the st. Louis Transit company's en-
ployes early this morning a general
strike was inaugurated on the immense
system at daybreak today. No ears
were in operation, save a few on the
Park avenue division. The crowds
were allowed To run the cars unmo-
Tested until l2:ij. when ear No. : of
the Park venue division was badly
wrecked on Washington venue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets bv "a
volley of stones thrown by "a crowd of
meh and boys. The suburban line.
many of the employees of which had
been on "a strike for several DAYS. was
also tied up after the early morning
hours.
From time to time during the after.
noon and night attempts were made to
operate the cars, but in nearly every
case resulted in attacks on the crews
10y crowds along the streets. practical.
ly stopping traffic.
The company. when it was found
that the cars could not be operated.
ordered them back to the sheds. Nu-
merous cars were stoned and the men
operating them attacked by crowds
along the streets. The strikers de-.
clare that they have had no active
part in these hostile demonstrations.
Vehicles of all sorts were pressed
into service by the citizens OF the city
in order to go to and from business.
The salient features of the mems de-
mands, which the Transit re-
fused to grant are briefly as follows:
That all conductors, motormcn. grip
men and all employed in the sheds
shall be compelled to be members of
the union; that the officers of the
union. together with the officers of
the company, shall have full power to
adjust all differences that may arise
and hat in the event of their failing
to agree. il mutually agreed to-. place
the case before three arbitrators.
That any member suspended by the
union shall be suspended by the com
pany without pay until such time as
the union shall request his reinstate-
ment.
That any man elected to Office in
the union requiring his absence for
not more than one year shall. upon
his retirement from such office, have
his old place with the company.
Attempts at arbitration were made
as soon as the gravity of the situation
was realized. Mayor Zeigenhein ad-
dressed a letter both to the strikers
and to President Edward 5. Whitaker
OF the st. Louis Transit company. of
fering his services as mediator. Re.
plies were received from both sides.
but in neither case favorable. The
men now out number 3.325. which is
% per cent of the force. All are mem.
bers OF the Amalgamated association
OF street car employees.