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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22

ryzu, robotnlkoW rekruCuJe s49
mn6stwo rozbojnikow.
PARyz, l2go marca.
Wczoraj Rad doznat mafej porazki
W izbie posl6w. Socyalny demo-
krata Viviani wni6sf, by ufaska-
wiono wszystkich robotnikow ska
zanych "a wykroczenia W czasle
bast6wek, j azeby amnestye rozcia-
gnieto take ma tych, kt6rzy dopu-
scili sic wykroczen przeciw usta-
WON prasowym tyczacym sic anar-
chist6w. Minister robot publ
cznych sprzeciwit sic dyskusyi mad
ia sprawa, bo mogloby to mice
niemile konsekwencye. Ale izba
posi6w uchwalifa debaty generalne
253 glosami przeciw 204 pierwsza
cze5o wniosku Viviani'ego przyjeto
zuacznq wiekszoscia. Natomiast
ME ulaskawiono dziennikarzy anar-
chistycznych- Ale p6zniej roz-
swawolili sic posiowie i zaczei uta-
skawiac mn6stwo drobnych pre-
stepcow, mp. dorozkarzy motoro-
wych, kt6rzy wykroczyli przeciw
ustawom tyczacym sic jazdy po u.
leach. Jeden z posiow wreszcie
powiedziaf, re tax dalej isc ME mo-
re poprosif izbe, by cofnqc wszy-
stkie uchwalone ulaskawieniaY
Wtedy izba najspokojniej W swie-
Gle, wiekszo5cia 243 gfos6w pre-
civ 224 przyjeta wniosek tyczacy
sic cofniecia tych utaskawien.
LoNDYN, 22go marca.
Wedle depeszy Rzymu ogfoszo-
nej W Daily Mail", wfoski konsul
W Janina, poludniowej Albanii,
nadesfat wiadomosc powazneJ
rewolucyi W Albanii. Powstancy
napadli ma pafac gubernatora; kill
ku zandarm6w zostafo zabitych.
Powstancy So panami mieiscowo-
sci. o podobnych zajsciach dono-
szs Beratu, Paramythii Avlon
W Turcyi europejskiej rewolucya
szerzy sic W calej Albanii.
W1EDEN, 22go marca. -
Nadeszfa tn wiadomo5G, re pod
Sistowa, W poblizu Kastorii, w eu-
ropejskiej Turcyi, przyszio do BIZ
twy pomiedzy wojskami tureckie-
mi a powstancami macedonskimi'
Turcy otoczyli miejscowosc j pobi-
Ii powstanc6w. W bitwie poleglo
czterech powstancow dw6ch Tur-
k6w, a 26 powstanc6w zostofo "a
nionych. Wszystkich mezczyzn W
| owej miejscowosci aresztowano.
LoNDYN, 22go area. -
| Standard" donosi, re kr6lowa ho-
lenderska Wilhelmina ksiaze jej
malzonek wybiorq sic wkr6tce W
podr6z po Niderlandach i kolo-
mach. W czasie nieobecnosci
kr6Iowej, kt6ra ma trwat cztery
miesiace, rzady prowadzic bedzie
regencya.
RzYM, 22go marca. - Process
urzednik6w watykanskich, oska-
rzonych o popelnienie wielkich
kradziezy, zakoIczyf sig wczoraj
skazaniem gl6wnie winnego ma 8
lat Wiezienia i uwolnieniem dw9ch
innych.
W1EDEN, 22go marca. -
Wiener Tagblatt" donosi, re 70.
syiski general ksiaze Warkow 70
| staf aresztowany W Warszawie.
| Naleaaf do generalnego sztabu
| wielkiego ksiecia Sergiusza, a O.
skarzony jest naleaenie do szero-
ko rozgafez ionego spisku rewolu-
cyjnego.
HALIFAX, 22go area. -
Marconi przybyi Ottawy do Sgd
ney i z romocnikami swoimi szuka
odpowiedniego miejsca do zafoze.
MIA stacyi telegraph bez drutu.
Prawdopodobnie obrane zostanie
Table Head mad zatoka Glass. Sta
cya ia zostanie otwarta jeszcze
pred koronacya. Marconi zostat
W Sydney powitany z wielkimi ho'
norami. Ogromne tlumy ludnos.
CT, pomiedzy kt6rymi znajdowaio
sic 500 robotnik6w zatrudnionych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
Amerykanska mfOdziez.

dobrze ma sprzeczce dyrektora
szkofy Lawn sedzia Tuthill.
Nauczycielka nazwafa W li5cie, pi.
sanym do sedziego, chtopca
,demote", sedzia uwazaf, re ME
jest to wyraz angielski, dyrektor
staraf sic sedziego przekonac, ze
sic myli. Pemimo re nastepnie dy-
rektor dowodzif, il chfopiec ME
przychodzi do szkofy. wskakuje ma
bedace W biegu tramwaje, pail pa
pierosy, raz uderzyf nawet nau-
czycielke laska, sedzia ME ukarai
urwisza i kazai mu chodzic do in.
nej szkoly.
Gorzej poszfo 7 letniemu Tho.
masowi Heanny, ktory W ostatnim
tygodniu 8 razy uciekat domu,
opowiadat przechodniom, ze jest
sierota bez dachu mad glowa i pro-
sif o jafmuzne. Aresztowany ME
chciaf policyi wyjawiac swego na-
zwiska. Sedzia Tuthill odesfaf
chlopca do szkoiy poprawczej, a
ten uSmiechnat sic, czytajac wyrok
i grozif nastepnie woznemu obi
ciem, gdy go wyprowadzano sail.
Odesiano powrotem do szkofy
Worthy l3 letniego Jamesa Fitz.
gerald dwoch lego r6wiesnikow,
braci Obermeyer, Wtamali sic do
stajni pralni pm. 1925 W. Lake st.,
wyprowadzili konia wartosci $75,
sprzedali go "a SIS, podzielili sig
pieniedzmi kupili sobie porzadne
ubranie, stosujac sic do przysfowia
,iak cie widza, TAX cie pisza".
Szkola Worthy ME wykierowafa
tych smyk6w dotychczas ma pc
rzadnych ludzi.
Ma brzegu jeziora.
Peter Callorey siedzia} mad brze-
giem jeziora wedka W reku, ma.
rzac karaskach, kt6re jesc bedzie
ma kolacye "a powrotem do domu,
wtem usfyszaf plusk i ujrzaf dziew.
czyne, kt6ra brzegu skoczyia do
wody. Rybak rzuci} sic "a mia W
nurty jeziora powiodfo mu sic
szczeSliwie wydostac dziewczyne
ma snchy brzeg. Byfa to 19letnia
Amanda Stole z pm, II ashland
str, kt6ra pokiocifa sig narzeczo-
nym rozpaczy postanowifa sic
utopic. Zimna kapiel wyleczyfa
je podobno checi odbierania So
bic zycia. Przyrzekla ma policyi,
ze drugi raz ME wskoczy do jeziora
W pierwszym dniu wiosny, pr7e.
brafa sic W suche suknie i powro-
CHA do rodzicielskiego domu.
Strajk W drukarni.
Introligatorzy, zecerzy, maszy-
nisci i inni towarzysze sztuki dru-
karskiej postanowili wnocy wstrzy.
mac sic cd piracy W wielkiej dru-
karni frmy M. A. Donahue & 90.
ma rogu ulic Dearborn i Harrison.
Wynajeli lokal tuz W sasiedztwie
drukarni, gdzie maja punkt oparcia
W walce zarzadem zakiadu, ktory
lekcewazy unionist6w ME uwzgle-
dnia sfusznych zadah robotnik6w'
Strawberry maja nadzieje, re $50
ludzi przestanie dzis pracowae, ze
uzyskaja oni poparcie wszystkich
uni re zmusza zarzad drukarni
do ustepstw, chociaaby strajk miat
potrwae jak najdfuzej. Posiadaja
dose funduszu ma swietowanie. Ja'
kie jest zapatrywanie zarzadu dru.
karni Donahue ma to sprawe, do
tychczas ME wiemy.
Kazdy medal ma dwie strony.
Donosilismy wczoraj, ze byfy
policyant Ripley zranif ciezko 10.
sepha Hopkins, kt6ry mieszka4 W
parku Palos, cieszyf sic tam najle-
psza opinia, okazywaf sic s2czo'
drym, ME szczedzac skfadek ma CO.
le publiczne, uchodzii "a przemy-
sIowca, zafatwiajacego swe intere-
sa wielkiem powodzeniem. ia
kiez byfo zdumienie obywateli
Palos, gdy policya przedsiewzieta
| ,,;oro ~, do,nu Hopkinsa znala-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-22
MANIA, 22go marca.

W. T. VALERA porucznika Johna
Fl. Day, oskarzonych to, re ma
wyspie Samar bez sadu kazali me-
czyc j rozstrzelac krajowc6w, wczo-
raj sic zebrai, gen. Chaffee or
najmii, il posiada on jurysdykcyq.
Major Waller o5wiadczyt, re jest
niewinnym morderstwa, ale przy-
znaf, re ma jego rozkaz II os6b 20
stalo zabitych. Kap. Dunlap wy
stapif jake pierwszy swiadek.
WASHINGTON, 22go arca.-
W senacie wczoraj przyjeto nowe-
le tyczaca sic zniesienia podatk6w
wojennych i nowele tyczaca sic O.
chrony osoby prezydenta i vice.
prezydenta Stanow Zjedn., W IL
bic posiow przyjeto ustawe tyczaca
SIG regulocyi REX przystani.
Komitet izby poslow dla spraw
marynarki uchwalit 7 gfosami
przeciw 4 polecic izbie przyjqc re-
zolucya uznajaca "a sluszne zapa-
trywanta prezydenta Roosevelta,
| il kontrowersyi W sprawie Schleya
nalezy koniec potozyc. Wszelkie
akta tyczace sic tel sprawy costa
ma odfozone ma czas nieoznaczo-
ny.
WASHINGTON, 22go marca. -
Wyrazenia sic gen. Milesa W obec
komitetu senatu dla spraw wojsko-
wych niezawodnie doprowadza do
przeniesienia tegoz W stan spoczyn'
ku. Prezydent Roosevelt wczoraj
rozmowie z kilku wybitnemi o.
sobistosciami, a miedzy niemi se'
natorami posfami, dose wyraznie
dai to do zrozumienia. Powiedziaf,
re naczelny dowodzca armll powl-
nien TAXI szacunek okazywac swo-
i'm przelotonym, jakiego wymaga
cd swoich podwiadnych. 0 tejze
sprawie byfa tez nova na wczo.
rajszem posiedzeniu gabinetowem.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, % marca. -
Sekretarz stanowy oglosif raporta
stanowych blur streczen piracy, z
kt6rych try znajduja sig W Chica-
60. Wedle tych raport6w, W roku
urzedowym konczacym sic dnia l
pazdziernika 1901, zgfosito sic
prosba zatrudnienie 1924 mez-
czyzn i 1921 niewiast, a 13,625
mezczyzn 1o,371 niewiast otrzy-
maEo robote. Szczeg6lnq rzecza
byio, re wiecej by}o 2g}oszeh pra-
codawc6w dla kobiet, anizeli ko-
biet poszukujacych zatrudnienia.
New YORK, 22go marca. -
Ella Hawdon, liczqca lat 90, kt6ra
| jako dozorczyni chorych rannych
| przebyla GAIA prawie wojne domo-
wa, umarta W swojem mieszkaniu
W Brooklynie. PAM Hawdon oso-
bi5cie znala Granta, Shermana,
Sheridana innych dow6dzc6w ar
mil Stan6w Zjednoczonych pa
trzyla ma bitwe pod Shiloh, ma O.
blezenie Vicksburga i inne wielkie
bitwy. MAJ jej, kt6ry byf maszy-
nista ma pewnym parostatku ma
rzece Ohio, uratowat zycie Lafa-
yette'owi, gdy tenze powracajac
do Ameryki wpadt do wody, -
i otrzymat cd niego "a to zioty me-
dal.
New YORK, % go marca. =
Frank Conger z Brooklyna, N. Y,
kt6ry niedawno umarl nagle W Pc
wnym hotelu W Detroit, zapisaf te-
stamentem majatek sw6j W sumie
6 milion6w dolar6w swej wycho-
vance, 14-letniej Oressie Stewart
Conger. Uchodziia ona "a jego
c6rke; byla jednakowoz c6rka pa
stora E, E. Stewarta Rochester,
N. Y, kt6ry wraz z zonq W kata.
strofe kolejowej W Hamburg, N.
Y, dnia 6 marca 1890 stracit zycie.
W6wczas Conger, kt6ry byf po-
ciagu kolejowym,s ale uratowaf sic,
zaoopiekowaA sic dwuletnia Oressa,
r6wniez uratowana odtad uwazaf
ja "a wiasna c6rke. swojej zonie
zapisai Conger bardzo znaczny do.
ch6d roczny, nadto zapisaf wdo-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
Bugs in Their Ears.

VIM. sauer was in town severh days
ago and exhibited bottle Of bugs that
he says he extracted from the ears of
some of his cattle. He says that after
several had died he made examination
and discovered that these little bugs
had gotten into the ears Of the cattle
and would crawl down deep enough
to finally kill the animal probably
from causing an abcess on the brain.
Eggs were found In the ears Of some
animals and it is believed they are laid
by hy. This is new trouble and no
one bpt Mr.. Sauer seems to. have. yet
had any difficulty from the pests
Some contend that the bug comes
from the pine trees, being similar. "a
the bug that thrives under the bark d
dead trees. Mr.. Sauer has found stha4
turpentine and kerosene kills the buRi
and sayes the cattle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
MIXED ELECTION.


DR.. stewart ChossA llaysF, 1alt Hasssas
City Trsasursr aaA 2. q. ollksn-
son school Treasures.
Tuesdays election wss . pretty lively
one and resulted in closs vote. The
main contests were upon mayor and
city and school treasurers. Tho vote
viii be canvassed tonight. Az best Ne
have been able to gather the results
the majorities given the succsssful can.
didates are about - follows:
For mayor, A. 8. Stewart 81; for city
treasurer, e. Hargens q; for school
treasurer, F. @. Silkenson 13; for alder
man First ward, F. D. Hummel was
elected without opposition; for alder
man Second ward, G. w. Montgomery
42; for alderman Third ward, Geo.
Stoddard II; for alderman Fourth
ward, s. Lambert &c r. Cramer
being elected without opposition; for
school director at large, e. r. Meas 40;
for school director First ward Henry
Marty was elected without opposition;
for director second ward Mrs. Jennie
E. Bradley had no opposition; for di-
rector Third ward, Mrs: Somarind yck
20; for director Fourth ward,. w. E.
Reeder 8. For license 123. Those ma
jorities may be changed some by the
official count, but not materially.
The STAR wishes for the new city ad.
,ministration the highest possible sue
cess. DIR. Stewart is one of the very
Oldest residents of Hot Springs, has
been member of the city council
nearly all the time since the city
was organized, a, large part Of, the
time being president, which, with
his large experience with men, gives
him knowledge that will be most
helpful toward giving the city q
good administration. The council
will be composed Of men who will look
we'll to the economical conduct of af-
fairs and to the welfare of the town in
all ways, while treasurers. elect and the
school board are representative people
who will serve their constituents we'll.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
Albor Day.
spring.timA tho lovsliest season Of
the yonr. IN ak han6


Afbor Nay.
Spring.time. tho loveliest season Of
the year. IL at hand.
.ln that soft season when deceudinr shovsr.
2 Call forth the greens, aud wahD tAo rasane
s.. Aowsss;
When opening buds salute the welcome day.
= And earth relenting feels the genial ray"
In accordance with beautiful cus.
tom Of our country, !, Charles N. Her
reid. Governor Of the State OF South
Dakots, do hereby designate Friday.
April Is. 1902, as ARBoR DAY, and
earnestly urge the Observance thereof
throughout the state. Let this day bs
observed BY planting trees and shrubs.
In the promotion Of timber culture and
forestry, and the adornment Of public
and private grounds. further ear.
nestly recommend that in every school
within the state Arbor Day be cole
brated with appropriate exercises
songs, recitations and some tree plant
ing. Officials in charge of state insti-
tutions are especially requested to OBJ
serve the day in q manner that will in
culcate into the minds of the people
the necessity of timber culture and the
Importance of forestry.
In, testimony whereof have hereun-.
to set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the State OF South Dakota to
be hereunto affixed.
Done at the Capitol, in the City of
Pierre, this 5th day of April, A. D.,
1902. CHARLES N. HERRE1D.
By the Governor:
o. G. BERG, Secretary of State.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

G. M. Swan, w. Il. Dildine and Mr..
Bannister arrived Thursday morning
to close the contract for the lease of
the Evans aud other properties of the
Iowa Land Co. to Mr.. Dildlne. Mr..
Swan is attorney and manager and Mr..
Bannister secretary for the company.
A number Of improvements are being
planned for the Evans and plunge.
John Gillespie is already engaged in
making repairs upon the boilers and
plumbing, and soon the painters and
other artistic workmen will be at work.
Mr.. Dildine will be here several days.
He expects to have the hotel in readi-
ness for opening by May Is.
Tuesday evening the Firemen's Band
called at Emil Hargen's store and at
Mrs. Somarindycke's and serenaded
those two successful candidates; and
rendered several excellent selections
upon the street. On Wednesday night
the band called at tho residence Of
MaYor-eiect Stewart and played, q few
patriotic pieces. They we're invited in
and served with choice refreshments
and thanked BY tho doctor for their
call. The band also complimentsd
w. 2. Reeder BY calling upon him on
route home. The band continues "a
furnish excellent. music, even though
their rauks hsyo been somewhat brok,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
W. r.. c. and G. A. r.. Entertain.

On Friday afternoon and evening,
April 18, the w. R. G. and G. A. r. will
be at home to their friends at the
Evans hotel, serving the following din
ner: Chicken pie, msshed potatoes,
salad, beans, pickles, pie and coffee;
and the following supper: Cold ham.
escalloped potatoes, pickles, salad,
coffee, ice cream and cake. Each meal
% cents. In the evening there will be
dancing and a sociable time, with OK ;
cellent music.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
GEN. TORRANCE OPINION.
Thinks Tho Hills Country Bound to Ne.
velop Wonderfully.

Thinks Tho Hills Country Bound to De.
velop Wonderfully.
Upon his return to Minneapolis
Commander. in Chief Eli Torrance, oi
the Grand Army of the Republic, was
interviewed by the Journal, and said:
"They have great country out there,
a country that is bound to develop
wonderfully. Minneapolis ought to
have direct line of railroad to the
Black fills. The possibilities fol
trade are great but in order to get 10
my destination had to go by way Of
Omaha. That, of course, means that
the twin cities can hope to do no bust
ness with people in the Hills unless q
shorter route is built.
"The Hot Springs, of course, are q
summer resort; and yet the weather
was most pleasant while 1 was there
For some reason or other the storms
which occasionally do much damage in
other parts of the state always pass
the Springs by. 1 had a private. car,
and in fact the trip was one of the
pleasantest ever had in my life.
"The temperature Of the springs
themselves ranges from 80 to 100 de.
grees. The state soldiers home is 10.
Gated there, and met every man in it.
The location could not be improved
upon. When think of the wonderful
resources of the country and realize
that Minneapolis has no way of reach.
ing there without going around Robin
Hoods barn ] feel that the matter il
one that demands immediate attention.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
HOT SPRINGS, DAKOTA. FRIDAY APRIL ls 1902 -

ss40 spoVpAo now living ON 1t
knew no other homo or business. and
that sslt.preservation dictated oreani-
sstion and . determination TO preserve
their own interests.
"Dues Of the association wsre fixed
1t Is annually, with assessments Of 8
cents per head for cattle and 2 cents
for horses. mules aud asses. Members
not needing stock yard inspection do
pay assessments.
"Ths proposition to merge the West.
ern South Dakota md Missouri River
Ass'ns., advocated on behalf Of the
latter by Col. r. Q. Stewart Of Pierre.
will be decided BY the executive com.
mittee. A general desire to zee this
accomplished animates South Dakota
stockmen. rivalry between tho two orr
gantzations having been both costly
and annoying. That an arrangement
will be reached is very probable:
"While the association is second to
none in Importance, it is exceeded ia
number of members only by the great
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association,
which is more than twice its size.'
The Western South Dakota Stock
Growers Association was organized
Feb. 20. 1892, with the unpromising
membership of thirteen; but in this
case the number had no hoodoo effect.
The association has thrived from the
day OF incorporation. It's incorporat-
ors we're H. A. Goddard, deceased. e..
b. Lennon and +. M. Stewart.
These gentlemen, with 1. M. Humphrey.
g. K. Howard, H. A. Dawson, Eugene
Holcomb, A. j. Day, Harris Franklin.
James I. Craig, Albert Taddiken, g. L.
Wood and g. j. Buell., have done a
lions share of the work. At the outset
this association secured the benefit of
the excellent inspection system Of the
Wyoming Association, then declining
in Importance. 1t has fought a hard
anc Slccessful war against rustlers and
is ncSed for the large number Of ssmall
men" in its ranks. South Dakota
cattlemen not in the association ranks.
are exceptions.
The association in conjunction with
Wyoming, has an effective inspection
system. Its makeup is:
Chicago, Frank Brainerd.
South Omaha, Claude Talbot.
Sioux City. Ben Graham.
Kansas City. E. o. Locher.
Denver, @. F. Hartman.
"Through Montana it has inspectors
at st. Paul. It's local inspectors at
Pierre, Chamberlain and Everett are
A. P. Long, T. E. Bides and James
Nichols. H. E. Burnett is inspector at
st. Paul. In addition strong force of
detectives is maintained on the range
and at the Indian agencies"
According to the secretary's report
since the last meeting 164 new names
have been added to the membership.
Some have retired, but the membership
is now 677.
The cost Of the stock yard inspection
for the year was $1,000
At the Chicago markets $4,000 So.
Dakota cattle were inspected and a
total of 4,37l estrays recovered at q
value of s17s,543.52.
At South Omaha $4,000. South Dako-
ia cattle were inspected and 1,l18 head
recovered at value of s4O37332.
At Sioux City 1900 South Dakota
cattle were inspected aud 24O estrays
recovered at value of s9,342.34. z
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

Notice. -
Assortment of sewing machine SUP
plies, also machines to rent. Miss Druse
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-26
BOOTH TO DO MUCH VISITING
Salvation Army General Tells london
Crowd He'll Speak All Over
United states.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-General Booth OF the
Salvation Army, who sails for New York
September q, made a farewell address to-
night in Exeter hall. The building was
crowded.
General Booth said he would VISIT twenty
Ave cities in the United States and eleven
in Canada and conduct $50 meetings. be-
sides public receptions. He said the chair
men Of the proposed meetings would in
clude Governor Nash OF Ohio, Governor
Yates OF Illinois and Senator Hanna.
In his address General Booth character
lied the United States as a nation Of mighty
ambitions. He said he trusted he would be
able to do something to help forward SEN
timenis 10 help the people OF the United
States along the paths of righteousness
and truthfulness, so that they, as a nation,
would become truly great.
The speaker declared that nothing was
dearer to him than to be instrumental in
knitting closer the bonds OF Great Britain
and America, so that these countries would
stand together and fight for all hat was
true and good. He said the more direct
object OF his trip was TO stir the Salvation
lists to more thoroughness and more heart
mess. Referring to the detection OF some
members Of his family, the general said
the Salvation Army dis. not. belong to the
Booth family, that Il belonged to the SAL
walton Army. lW
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-26
DEMOCRATS USE THEIR FISTS
Preliminary Meeting OF Connecticut
Delegates Ends I'm Free-fOr-
All Mixup.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 25.-The delegates
TO the democratic state convention assem-
bled here tonight to transact business pre-
liminary to the convention tomorrow. The
proceedings wound up with a fTacas which
developed IN the New London caucus dur
ing a debate involving the endorsement OF
one or the other OF two candidates for gov
ernor. Hot words we're followed by scuf-
hes, and then came fsticuffs.
No one was seriously injured, but the
caucus went to pieces in perfect pande-
monium. In addition TO the heat Of the
guberratorial conference. there were thrust
into the situation two other elements. A
large party of Kansas City platform demo-
Gratis had announced its purpose to de-
msnd Of the convention the endorsement OF
the Kansas City platform. practically as
surfing a repetition OF the recent Massa-
ehusetts convention. The Economic league
also appeared for recognition and endorse
ment OF their candidates. These two re-
quests were at varlances with the state
caucus, and as a result the situation at
midnight was as confusing as il was un-
compromising.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-26
KELLER MUST RETURN TO WORK
Leave Revoked because He Was
EIectiOneerinE Against
Loud.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-As the result
Of the report that he was in California in
the interest OF the opposition to the re-
election OF Representative Loud OF that
state, the leave Of absence for nine months
recently granted to President Keller OF the
National Association OF Letter Carriers was
cancelled by Acting First Assistant
Postmaster General Gowly. Keller re-
Gently was elected president Of the letter
carriers organization and secured the
leave by having a substitute carrier put on
in his place. The department received re-
ports that he was In California to aid In
the opposition OF Mr., Loud, whose views
have not conceded with those OF the asso-
citation. Participating in a movement OF
that political character is prohibited under
the regulations governing the service and
the cancellation Of Mr.. Keller's leave
neeessitates his immediate return to work
or his resignation from the service.