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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12
Status for
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
rs second-class matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
TEXAs.


Mrs. carrie Nation IS in Texas ana IN
tends to visit Richmond.
The weather bureau report on cotton is
very bad. Great damage was done By the
rains
There mas been another advance in oil at
Corsicsna.
The hrst conviction has been mad Tor
violating the local option law in smith
county.
The Carroll OH company Of Beaumont de-
ciared dividend Of $50 per cent on two
months business.
Z, Mre. Mattie Abbott is dead at beeviue
Of injuries sustained by being run over
by a COW.
i The Leon county fair IS under way at
Marquee with hne live stock aud agricui-
tural exhibits.
The city ccs1cil Of Beaumont has sub
rnitted a proposition TO issue $500 90 IN
bonds cor public improvements,
Attorney simpson has agdin refused me
appointment as Judge which was tcndeTec
him by the governor.
are in the oil neld at Beaumont hai
done $4,000 damage and one life, at least
mas been lost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SITUATION IN NEW YORK.
The Supply Of Coal Is Nearly Gone and
Conditions Are Acute.

The Supply Of Coal Is Nearly Gone and
Conditions Are Acute.
New York. October 1T was learned 20
day thar United StatoS District Attorney
Humctt had hccn instructed by the attor
noy general IN Washington 20 investigate
the working ~ the coal trust IN hts dis.
trint. that Of the southern half Of Now
York state. General Burnett declined,
however Sc state the nature 81 the inYesu'
cation to be made by him. or when It
would be commenced further than to state
that such an Investigation had been order
ed he would not talk.
The board ~ aldermen Of New York IN
special session adopted a resolution urging
Governor Stone Co call an extraordinary
session Of the legislature of PcuusNvani0
10 consider measures 10 ensure the full and
immediate operation OF the coal mines \
resolution was also adoVtCd calling upon
the mayor OF New York 10 take steps 10
adopt prompt measures To alleviate all
hardshlps 10 the poor ~ the city resulting
| from the scarcity Of coal. Alderman Nc
/ can said;
/ strike is not settled before the cold weather
comes | shall ohcr "A resolution tuut the
public schools he closed ! am Informed
+ that the bourd Of education spends annual
1 ~ from $4,000 to $4,000 for coal. III tno
/ grave situation that now appears Inevitable
4 shall develop | shall ask this body 10 re
/ quest the board OF education TO close thu
public schools and 90 distribute that Goa
among the worthy poor III the city. Bidi
We're TO have been opened by Commissioner
Hawkes. OF the dock DEPARTMENT for 20S
tons of anthracite coal today, but no bid'
were received. For ten days the Are de
/, partment has been advertising In the Cltl
Record for 500 tons OF anthracite coal rh
bids were TO have been opened this morn
ing, but not u single hid was heard from.
, None OF the coal operators present al
/, the meeting OF the Temple Iron work,
aN1 aNH. 49,. - H..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
IN A TIGHT PLACE.
eoaoee % JOG es ao

any communication from Mr.. Mitchell
''wim the miners return TO work under
any circumstances than the concession Of
their demands for Increased wages and
shorter hoursg he was asked.
II can see no other outlook" replied Mr.
Gompers, 'than that they VIII hold out
until some concession IS made 70 them.
certainly until they receive q fun gunrau'
tee Of a reasonable adjudication or consid'
Grafton Of their demands"
Mir. GOmpers contendcd that tho action OF
Governor Stone Ia calling out the entire
Pennsylvania state militia would have no
bearing upon the strike and that # would
not cause any Of the sirlsers 10 so back
TO tho mines
Secretary Morrison OF the Federation was
| equally postiye IN his expressions as "a
| the effect Of ordering out the militia on
/ the strikers, and added; "And further
I more. / can tell You that the miners Or,
able to hold out until spring"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
nlpLoMATlc PROMOTIONS.

VIII Be Made in Future on Fitness for
the Position tr Be Filled
Washington, October John Il. jackson
who has been secretary OF embassy since
1898. It Is said, Is slated for an important
diplomatic appointment, the purpose being
10 send him 20 one OF the Arst desirable
ministries that becomes vacant, Ills pro
motion Is 10 be based on the snme reason
that inspired that OF Mt White; namely,
a desire 10 exttnd 20 the diplomatic service
the principle II promotion based on merit
which has worked so well IN other branches
OF the government service.
The recent change Ia American embassies
Fnd ministries was Inspired by thls same
principle, and II Is thought that men Of
higher quality can be retained In the diplo
matte services when It becomes known
that the best places are to be oiled by thos,
IN the subordinate positions who show
peculiar fitness for their work,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

OF OPPONENTS
IN THE ANTHRACITE STRIKE.

Mw that the issues cllninatns IN the strike shall re-
to
var upon q o. o quesi involved
of
Of rebellion
OF
{ Il compro mscs o
the
He
National
government 10
resist with oil the
o
md other oncnso f 1t principles
We the American citizen
to
crime ana
dcaw with onrm individuals.
we o outlaws Tho onaors
could
cnedyt a (
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Not : wheel Llas Moved.

Laredo, Texas, October THE fremen,
switch engineers and hostlcrs' strike on
the Texas Mexican and National railroad
Of Mexico systems, which was nauguratcd
Sunday. became absolutely effective today
aud not wheel has been moved. The
strikers have maintained the very best
order throughout and not one single act
Of violence has been reported
The hrcmen offered TO place fireman
ut the disposal OF the officials 60 pun ont
the mail trains provided no other coaches
were attached. This Offer however. was
rejected. A writ of Injunction was granted
today restraining the strikers from cougre-
gatiug ON the cOmpnny's right Of way OF
In any way interfering with the move
ment OF trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
ordera ior nrltlsh coal.

London. October THE Scotch coalmas.
tiers are in receipt Of numerous urgent in
uuirles for the prompt shipment OF coal TO
New York and Philadelphia aud they are
arranging frelghtago for 10000 tons. The
most urgent demand Is for anthracite, for
which American buyers now have Is pay
$4.12 per ton, against Sa12 which they re
fused 10 pay q month ago. The demands
for steam coal are also so numerous that
the masters have withdrawn their current
price list.
The steel trade fears that there will be
prejudlclal efforts on behalf Of higher prices
created by American wants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
ceaI operatore cond.mned.

woonsoeket, Il, l., October THE Ma.
tlonal Loom Fixers' Association of Amer
lea, which is in session here, today passed
resolutions protesting against the high
prices put on coal and wood. asserting that
these conditions were simply scheme
formed against the working classes, and
condemned the action " the United Coal
Operators because Of the stand they have
taken against the workmeu.
The resolutions call for q National eight.
hour day; government ownership OF all
public works and necessities, aud the refer.
rondum and direct legislation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
coMMERclAL.

Cotton values went lower on favorable
weather conditions ana effects OF labor dts.
turbances.
Grain markets we're inactive and lower
prices cnsued. Provisions were similarly
affected.
The stock market was depressed ana.
uuder rush for liquidation. many prominent
shares sustained losses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Injured Man Is Dead.

Ballston, n Y, October T,--All was quiet
on the Hudson Valley railway In this couu-
" this afternoon and there are no sigus
OF disturbance at any village on the line
this evening. George Bargeour Of Glens
Falls, who was struck by gunrdSman on
the head With a museot butt last evening,
because he did not promptly move on, died
today. He was 20 years old aud unmar
ried He was ON his way home from weTk
IN min when struck. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odsy's Weather. p
DOMESTIC

Tho merry war Is on In New Orleans.
The street car companies tried TO run out
some cars. but Il wss useless.
The Farmers National Congress opened
nj Macon. Ca, and Governor Gambler de-
iivercd the welcome address.
Important Developments are expected 70
result nom the strike conference at Buff
falc.
president John Mitchell refused to eccede
70 the request Of the president to Try TO
Get the miners to return to work pending
an investigation o. their case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SPORT.

The Kentucky ruturi,y at Lexington was
won by Nellie Jay.
Sir Thomas Upton has sent another chal'
ienge FOR the Americas cup.
wsswift won the Flyaway stake at the
Worth track.
Fine weather marked the days snort az
the ST. Louis Fair Grounds,
Cray Briar Won the Matrcn stakes az
morris Park.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

with the public safety committee WI
lasted until midnight tonight, deeas ...s
call on the governor for troops 70 su'r
violence. a
The adjutant general Is nov. @s NJ
the governor will be reached ~ ~
In North Louisiana In the morhins'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Troone soatter a Moh.

Shamokln, Pa, october IA company
OF military was rushed to the Royal Oak
coliery this evening aud dispersed at least
1000 people watching twenty nonuniOulsts,
who wore behind Onrricadc IN the break
err AZ the sight Of the troops the mob
hcd, hut some Of them hurled rocks at the
nonunionisis. The soldiers will guard tne
colliery an night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

q . .

be sent to the anthracite region will be
carried out tomorrow. Today was spent at
INC various armories In preparing for the
departure and ofHclal orders were issued
designating the time at which eaCh rcgi
mont should leave tomorrow and desiguat
Ing the different localities for the different
troops BY tomorrow afternoon 10000 Ma
tiona Guardsmen of the State, including
2uOO who have been on duty In the region
Tor sevsral weeks, Will have arrived in the
anthracite region. ready to give protection
To the mine property and TO miners who
desire to work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
HnusToN.

Health of6cer Brumby is sending out
notices 10 property owners TO make sewer
connections.
The city registration yesterday mum
bered 3ss,
High school foothan team ready Tor the
seasons games,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Aid for the Miners.

London. October 1.-THE Miners Fedora
tion of Great Britain. in session at South
Port today voted 5000 from the central
fund for the relief OF The striking American
miners and adopted resolutions III favor OF
the executive board and the different dis
tricts making further donations Tor the
same purpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

urcs. added Father Doruey, should be
taken by the governor to end the strike,
The labor agitation has become a social
revolution. he said. and the settlement OF
this strike In speedy way would stop the
headlong pluugug toward revolution that
the labor organizations nre taking today.
At the conclusion OF the priests remarks
the governor said he was glad to meet the
delegation ami the visitors left the depart
ment. &C.,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
GREAT STRIKE THREATENED.
French Miners TO the Number OF Seventy
Thousand to Go Out.

TfcflC0 mlnCTe 10 inc lNutOucF OF GSNSliNy
Thousand to Go Out
Paris. October THE National commit
tee Of the French Minors Federation met
here today with the intention Of deciding
whether an immediate general strike was TO
be ordered again. Tho meeting lasted three
hours and then adjourned until tomorrow,
not arriving at decision.
NJ. Barclay, socialist deputy who rep
rescnts an important district IN the Calais
coal fields, says that he is confident that %
general strike vii be voted and that 70,000
out 81 100000 mluers VIII obey the order.
lie added that the strike would extend over
the Pas De Calais. the Noed, the Loire and
the Carmaux regions.
Parts, october 7,-Telegrams received
here tonight from Lens Pas De Calais say
10000 miners have ceased work in the PAS
De Calais region Large numbers OF troops
are arriving at all threatened points, sew.
eral minor disturbances have been reported
but no trouble of a serious character has as
vet occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
coal rRusr INVESTIGATION.
It Is in the Regular Course OF the
Work,

Washington, october lit Ia stated here
that Investigation into the alleged coal
trust by District Attorney Burnett viii
make no difference in the coal strike so far
as the administration is concerned. The
investigation Is the regular course Of the
department Several days ago the depart
neut OF Justice received formal petition
from New York alleging the existence OF
an anthracite coal trust and requesting the
department TO proceed against &c under
the sherman antitrust law. The usual
course OF the department when such pc
tltions are formally presfntod, accom-
panied by allegations as TO matters OK f4c,,
Is TO refer Il 10 the district attorney Of rae
district from whence comes the complaint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Fort Worth carpenters Az on

Fort Worth, Texas. October 1.-Two hun.
deed and nifty carpenters employed ON the
Swift and Armour and live stock exchange
buildings went on a strike this morning
The men demand 81 for an eight hour day
The places OF the strikers are TO be filled
AT once,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

with interfering with mail cars. began bc
fore the United states commissioner ami
much direct evidence was addttced against
AZ hut the officers Of the union who were
Jinued until tomorrow.
Mayor capdeyielle, after a consultation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
RAILROADS.

Tho strike on the Mexican National has
tied up the road.
No decision has been rendered IN the
Southern PaeidcIniornatiopai case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

shenapdoah. Pa. October Local unioA
OF United Mine Workers voted unanimous.
" this afternoon 20 rennin on strike until
eencesBions are granted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

Made from ~ active principle obtained
from hiack Root. They scr or the liver
hQnai 10 calomel and leave no bad after
bl3ecte No gripping, no sick stomach, Wili
Ftfe earpnie eonstlpanon. Psies % centa,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

ing.
New Orleans. october THE railway
company tried to obey the order OF rue
MAYOR 10 run passenger ears this mornins'
hut with almost the entire force OF Guy
noIlce concentrated Of the scene OF action
one car got 1--WE SQUARES from the eauu1
bnrn and the ATTEMPT was abandoned ZOE
the day. -Four cars were started out WIZ"
nupunion motormeu each carving one po-
ueemen. while hundred policemen were
massed In tho vlciuity but when the nrst
car reached Tonu street the strikers an
their sympathlzers made n rush. got pos
session ana won the dnv with the utmost
ease. The police made no show of resisting
tha assault. Evidence Of the fact Is that
not single striker was hurt. On the
other hand. r. b. Schweuck OF Cmcuso,
!, norrpion conductor. was hit on the head
Win a brick and badly hurt. and ne win
three others were bodily taken posSeS''"n
of by the strikers and two were kept pll'
oners In union Headquarters all aIterhoou'
ono Of the men was dragged from tne cay
Inv his sweetheart and was Greeteu WV"
cheers by the strikers when he retlteu "
his home lie Is to be married tomorrow
ono policeman was hit on the foot oy
brick: another nonunion man VINO
prisoner. was roughly handled, but not
badly hurt. The cars were damaged ny
Tho rain Of brickbats. and all Tho glasses
we're broken. 49,
The company Informed the mayor Una,
the police protection was Inadequate anu
Mt o'clock the mayor issued a call TOT a
tbousand volunteer citizen police the re-
,-..,nses % the call have been few and 1t
~. now as II the militia viii be called
nnt Tho mayor sought to communicate
,r,,b the governor in Baton Rouge out
fonrd mat he had gone to his home IN
/ rormcryine In the northern nart of the
,,totc. SO he conferred with the adlutant
General and urged upon him the necessity
If having tho t9oops in readiness for a
call The mayor tried carly In the day ~ ~
swear i'm emergency ootrolmen, but only
seven men answered the CALI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
PoLITlcAL.

Influential negroes obtained assurance
from president Roosevelt Of recognition In
southern politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
a CONDUCrOR ARREsrEn-

4 bon.shell was thcoNR into the ranks %
ne strikers this afternoon by tho arrest
OF Clark Bentley a conductor on a charge
hy fosiofece Inspector lake Jones. OF tut.
October l.
ny company mas been Offering sleO0 re.
WY ioF sum an arrest, but the strikers
y, saed az Il Tho fact that the Podcral
e .tssi nave taken hand mas surprised
1Tn slts, ssntley was arresled while IA he
sviacn.,,s STATES ,l ooart room listening II the
strikers eharged MIN sffaeFi,g nal Ns c,ri
h NJ ~ ny sI'eer ~ An afadavit has also
v w,rs. mace . against p Munsch Tor cutting
men vsr nu ne iaspoetor says two other
ws ~. released og 5000 bond
~ s''1' u tne sixteen strikers, charged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
CALLED ON THE GOVERNOR,
Chicago cleraymen and Business Mer
Want the Strike Ended.

Chicago Cleraynien and Business Men
Want the Strike Ended,
Harrisburg, Pa. October IA delegation
Of Chicago eergvmcp and business men
called upon Governor Stone at the exeeu-
tive department this afternoon and urged
him 10 take prompt action 10 settle the
coal strike, RABBIT EMU @ H,rsea chair
man. and Rev NJ. ]. Dorney acted as
spokesmen.
Rev. iiirsch said the situation IN the
strike region was without parallel IN
the history Of the country aud that thu
people of the West are IN sympathy with
the movement 10 effect settlement The
party had no sugeestlous 10 ofer 70 end
the strike. but simply called upon the gov.
eruor 20 take such action as ip his iudg.
nlent would bring the trouble 70 AN end.
Father DorneN said that the coal strike
would cause untold misery among the poor
OF Chicago Nnd other narts of the country
IL Il vas not soon settled. All legal meas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures the ehills thar other chill tonies
don't cure. AT all druggists No Cure. No
Pay. bOc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
moons PREPARlNa no MovE.

No Effort Vet Made 10 Get Them into
the Field.
Philadelphia, october THE officers Of
the state National Guard having decided
that the situation IN the coal region was
not 40 serious as TO necessitate rushing the
troops from their various local headquar.
tiers TO the coal held, no effort was made
to move them today, Governor Stones or
der for the entire militia OF the state TO