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Three hundred mechanics, employed
at the Santa Fe shops at San Bernard
inc. CAL, quit work because the compa-
ny refused to pay them extra for work.
ing on a holiday.
! Justice Herrick, in the supreme court,
Brooklyn granted a motion for the dis
solution of the National Gramaphone
company and the appointment of
temporary receiver.
| w. S. Cleveland, the theatrical man.
ager, has leased Steinway Music hall.
Chicago, for term Of years. He Will
! produce permanent attraction of min
strels and vaudeville.
The forty sixth annual convention OF
the Catholic German Verein opened IN
1 formally at Buffalo. Six hundred del
/ egates, representing every state in the
union, are in attendance.
Success is about to crown the efforts
of the oil producers of California to
| form a great corporation, with capt.
tai of SIS, 000, 600 to $100,000.000, for the
| purpose of protecting and promoting
their interests.
William Nieman,an insane farmer
1
| people were trying to lynch him for the
| murder of President Mckinley, died,
/ raving like maniac in the county jail
at Peoria, Ill.
The eighth annual convention of the
| Nationa, Hay association met In lndl-
| annapolis. There were about zoo mem
4 bers Of the association present, repre-
senting the greatest hay-producing sec
tions Of the country.
George Braunraider. an inmate OF
the soldiers home at Leavenwortn.
KAN. was dishonorably discharged last
night and crummed out of camp Tor
expressing satisfaction at the shooting
of President Mckinley.
A compromise has beer effected be-
tween the weavers and the officers OF
/ the silk mill Of Dexter, Lambert & Co..
at Paterson, N. J., and as result, the
| strike that has been In progress for SIX
months has been declared of.
A compromise has been effected be-
| tween the weavers and the officers OF
the silk mill of Dexter, Lambert & co.
at Paterson, N. j., and as result the
strike that has been in progress for
six months has been declared or
An unknown foreigner narrowly es-
capped lynching, and was drummed out
of town by the miners at White ROCK,
village thirty-three miles from Pitts
burg. for expressing qualification over
the shooting of President Mckinley.
The United States transport McClel-
Ian. from New York, July 10. having on
board the congressional party, has ar
| rived at Manila The visitors will make
| a tour of the islands for the purpose OF
investigating the conduct OF AFFAIRS
At a meeting of the grain trade, held
In the New York Produce exchange, 1t
was decided that No. hard winter
| wheat. on and after June 1, 1902. shall
constitute q good delivery on an equai
footing with other contract grades OF
wheat.
| Glen Moyne. the running horse which
made a good record on the chicago
tracks I'm 1s93-94 and cleared 10000 for
his owner. Harry Goldstein. burst a
blood vessel while being worked on the
Marion Ind.) Driving Park track. and
died.
Peter s. McNally has abandoned his
attempt to swim from Boston TO new
York ir thirty days. and has returned
to Boston. McNally says the chances
were against MIN, HdNihS Si"o
of his dories and injured two OF his
attendants.
BRIG Gen. Kobbe and Senator Bever-
idge OF Indiana left Manila on board
the transport Thomas. The senator TOT
a fortnight past has been closely study
ing the local conditions. He Warmly
ccmmends the civil and military ad-
ministrations.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has agreed 10
nav all the expenses of the department
. of anthropology at the University OK
California, which will be devoted espe-
cially to the study of Indians on the
Pacific coast. The cost will be ABOUT
$4,000 year.
: The cornerstone OF the new stock ex-
change building in New York has peen
, laid Nearly 500 members were presens.
ON the temporary rostrum were Presi-
dent kepler Vice President Thomas,
,,,an,hers of the board Of governors and
, other officers
The operation OF filling eleven teetn
=, ! horse with gold and silver has been
an,shed by Dr. Theodore M Henderson
|, ~ the New York Veterinary hospitai'
. The subject was Banker JEFFERSON SCI
irmans sorrel mare Anna, the iaVorite
saddle mare Of Mrs. seligman.