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Resolutions Adopted at Convention of
Citizens Industrial Association
in indianapolis.

indianapolis, Ind, Feb 23.-The first
annual convention of the Citizens In
dustlial Association OF America began
Monday at the auditorium OF the Clay
pool. Over zoo delegates are here. The
larger Delegations came from Boston,
Omaha, Kansas City, Minneapolis, ST.
Louis. Chicago and Cleveland. One
hundred and fifty cities and 100 asso-
Citations are expected to be repre-
scented.
The address of President Parry, of
indianapolis, was the feature of the
programme.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing
the propaganda of labor unionism as
revolutionary and subversive of the
rights of labor and Of the employers
OF labor and of the laws of the land
and declaring them destructive of the
rights and liberties of the great body
of the people, irrespective of their
utilization with unionism or with en-
ployers of labor; directing the eXecu-
tive committee TO take steps to ascer-
tain the identity OF persons who rrac-
tice Intimidation, boycotting, picket
| ing, destruction of property and who
commit assaults upon their fellow la
borers or commit other crimes in the
name of labor. and make them known
for the protection of all law abiding
people and for the best interest Of la,
| Dor itself and to the end that justice
may be melted out; declaring opposi
;;n1 t1ta nf tho 11ninn 1oho1 mr.
| denouncing the eight-hour law ant
anti-injunclion bills now pending be
| fore congress.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Two Carloads Of Dynamite Blown Up
in Utah-Twenty-T Three Persons
Killed-Many Are Injured.

Ogden, Utah, Feb. 20.-Two cars Of
dynamite attached to a work train on
the Ogden-Lucin cutoff of the Southern
Pacific railroad exploded Friday after
noon at Jackson station, So miles west
of Ogden, killing at least % persons
injuring as many more and destroying
a large amount Of property. The ma.
jority Of victims we're Greek laborers
The accident was caused by a water
train running into the two cars loaded
with powder. Five locomotives were
reduced to scrap iron, and the big
steam shovel at Jackson station was
demolished. AS soon as news of the
explosion reached Ogden a special with
physicians, nurses and stretchers was
hurried to the scene.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Jail in Oklahoma Town Catches Fire
and Two Prisoners Lose
Their Lives.

Guthrie Okla, Feb. 24.-Carl Black
and Cecil Hogett, two young men were
burned to death in the city Jail at Noun
tain View about two o'clock Tuesday
morning. They had been arrested for
drunkenness about midnight and it is
thought that the Bedding caught fire
from lighted cigarette. The fire had
gained strong Roadway before the cries
of the two men attracted attention. By
the time rescuers reached the Jail the
two prisoners had ceased to beat against
the iron bars and the entire building was
in flames. Both men were burned to a
crisp and but for a small piece of black
shirt worn by one victim who laid on his
back, the bodies could not have been dis
unguished.
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LEGAL DIRECTORY.

PARTIAL LIST or RELIABLE At.
ToRNEYs OF MINNEAPOLIS. WITH
LOCATION OF OFFICES.
Abel, Ace p. 1920 Bank of Com. BIda
Arctander. Ludwig. Temple Court
Ankeny. A. T., 5O2 Globe Bldg.
Bates, w. F., 81 Sykes Block.
bleecker. Geo. M. 1871 Boston Block.
BRADY, M. C.. Bank Of Commercs Brd's
Canty, Thomas, 416 Guaranty Loan.
Corrfgan, J. R., Suite 400, N. 7. Life BIdr.
Davenport & Than, Phoenix Bldg.
Dareiius. A. b., 926 N Y. Life BLDG.
Donahue. w. H., 614 Phoenix Bldg.
Forth, Geo. E., 4O2 Globe Bldg,
F4ncld. Fletcher & Fifeld. - Lumber
Exchange.
Gallagher. Chris. A., Guaranty Loan BID.
GJertsen, Rand & Lund, ILLS N. x. IIfe
Bldg.
Hertig, Wendell, N. Y. Life BLDG.
Hobbs, F. E., 255 Temple Court,
John Lind & A. Iceland. N =. IdP. ma.
Leary. W. c., Andrus Bldg. =.
Munro Weed, Loan & Trust BldR.
Mahoney, Stephen, bo2 Guar. loan fBi6s
McfIals, John J.. Ne-1O Blk Gem. nidS 4,
O'Brien J. g.. as Phoenix BIde. j -
Pflgram, w. n. A., 6lS Temple CeuyA y
Riordan. PM J.. Oneida HIouk y
Smith, Geo. R., 80 Boston Bleear Isl ~
Steele, John H. no Phosnix 1ida.
Young, n. W., ~ dlobs ma, 1
Van Tsssen. L J.. 80 0saranty I.eaa
Wslch z Huhachek Hhesntx Hade. a
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JUROR is SUSPECTED.
State in Fear That Work Done So Far
in Trial Of Chicago Bandits May
Go fo..' Maught.

Chicago, Feb 2J--An incident which
for time threatened lelay. il not mis-
trial, in the car barn bandits case, came
up Wednesday morning when Assistant
States Attorney Olson presented an
affidavit to the court in which it was de-
clared that the mother and sister of one
OF the jurors had shown undue sy mpathy
for Marx, one OF the defendants.
1t was charged that the women had
sent fruit to Marx ana at the same time
had been able to communicate with the
juror.
1t was also declared that the jurors
sister had remarked to friend thai
there might be q disagreement in tbs
case.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

The death of Mrs. Rose Israel, who
had passed her one hundred and fifth
birthday, occurred in Chicago.
The veteran comedian, Owen T.. Faw-
cett, died at his home in Flat Rock,
Mich, aged &C years
AT Maysville, KY, Carrot Brecken-
ridge killed his wife and then himself.
He had previously killed three men on
account Of jealousy for his wife.
At the age Of 7G years Col. Gabriel
Bouck, lawyer, politician, ex-congress-
man, ex-attorney general of Wisconsin
and veteran of the civil war, died at his
home in Oshkosh.
The supreme court of Iowa says that
tramp has rights which trainman
must respect.
In the Ohio legislature March / separ-
ate ballots will be taken for the election
of a successor to the late Senator Mar
Gus A. Hanna.
In fire which practically wrecked the
Alhambra building in Chicago three
persons we're killed and several others
injured.
At Sioux City, Ia, Stephen .Mauck, a
blind violinist, shot his 16-year-old
daughter and then killed himself.
In an address at the Western Reserve
university at Cleveland Judge Peter S.
Grosscup declared that the corporations
had come to stay.
Cecil Hogett and Carl Black were
burned to death in the city Jail at Noun
tain View, Okla.
At Butte, Mont, James Martin was
hanged for the murder of J. r. Williams
at Silver Bow Junction in May, 1902.
Jerry Dugan, section hand at Terre
Haute, Ind, in jealous rage murdered
Mrs. Benjamin Ramsey, her daughter,
aged four, and her son, aged two.
The late Senator Marcus A. Hanna's
will, filed at Cleveland, disposes of an
estate valued at $3,000,000, all OF which
is left to the family.
Socialists in Minnesota have nominat-
ed ]. E. Nash, of Minneapolis, for gov
ernor.
Sarah E. Castleman, SO years old and
known all over Kentucky, died in Louis
VILE. She was Abraham Lincoln's first
sweetheart.
Mrs. Sarah Cab (colored), said to be
129 years old, diedin Chicago. She waa
born slave and spent most of her life
on plantation near Richmond, Va.
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LATER NEWS.

Two freight trains on the Illinois
Central road collided at Dyersville,
Ia, killing one man.
All the logging camps in Michigan
are breaking up.
the Hancock hotel at Gladstone,
Mich, was destroyed by fire. All the
guests escaped.
Mrs Sarah E. Castleman, aged "a
years, died at Louisville, Ky. She
was Abraham Lincoln's first sweet
heart.
Robbers blew open the safe in the
postofiice at Cairo, Ia, securing $500
in currency.
The Iowa legislature passes the bill
providing for biennial elections.
1t is officially stated from Port Ar
thur that four Japanese battleships and
two Japanese transports have been
sunk in fresh attack on Port Arthur
The attack was repulsed.
A mortgage has been executed by
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition COM
pany to the United States government
to cover the loan of 81 100000 author
lied to be made to the company by the
government.
Some hundreds of Cossacks have
reached Chon-ju, thirty miles south of
the Yalu. On the afternoon of Feb
20, the troops crossed the river at Kaz-
an, thus arriving within fortyfive
miles Of Ping Yang.
Three men were killed and eighteen
injured in an explosion that wrecked
the starch mill of the Warner Refining
Sugar company at Waukegan, Ill.
Russia will ignore Japan's new trea-
ty establishing protectorate over Ko-
rca.
Japanese internal war loan of 1O0,-
OOO,OO has been covered nearly four
times.
In fit of jealousy Frank Lewan-
dowslli cat his wife's throat and then
attempted to kill himself in the same
manner.
The legislature of Kentucky passes
q law making it a felony to steal
chickens.
New York bakers will make smaller
loaves of bread on account of the high
price of -four.
N. s. Plumb, Hartford (Conn) ply
sician, has had his arm amputated az
the result of blood poisoning due tc
being pecked by hen. His life is
despaired of.
The university at Lawrence, Kas.,
receives gift of $4,000 from an un'
known donor.
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FOREIGN 1NTEL11eENcE.

The republic of Panama has inaugu-
rated DR.. Amador first president.
At Port Arthur four Russian torpedo
boat destroyers were captured by the
Japaneseand their crews transferred, the
Russians being trapped by their own
signals. The Russians seized the Brit
ish steamer Rosalie off Vladivostok.
Great deposits of tin have been dis
covered in Lower Burmah, near the
Siamese frontier.
The heaviest man in the British en-
pire, Thomas Longley, weighing 600
pounds, died in London.
Dispatches say that Japan had landed
troops in Pigeon bay and Tailenwan and
that battle had been fought at Port Ar
thur. Russia was rushing troops into
the besieged city as fast as trains could
move them. Russia has issued formal
protest against the invasion of Corea by
Japan in a note to all her representatives
III other countries.
The United States Third regiment of
marines has been designated as police
guard for the isthmian canal strip and
will be rushed to Panama.
Persons living in the vicinity of So
zorro, N. M, are becoming alarmed at
the frequent recurrence of earthquake
shocks there.
1t is said that Japan may invade
China, to aid that country to maintain
neutrality, if the Russian gunboat Mand-
jur remains in the harbor at Shanghai
The Wells-Fargo Express company is
said to have been robbed at Iraparita
Mexico, of a package containing $50, 900
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CANAL treaty A FACT.
The Senate Ratifies the Agreement
with Panama by Vote Of
66 to IA.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The United
States senate on Tuesday ratified with
out amendment the treaty with Panama
for a canal across the isthmus OF that
name by a vote OF G6 to IA. The result
was fcregone conclusion, the interest
in the matter being only in the division
of the vote on the democratic side, which
was not known definitely until the roll
was called, all the republicans being for
ratification.
Fourteen democrats voted for ratifi-
cation and IA against. Two democrats,
Clark, OF Montana, and Stone, of Mis-
souri,, were paired in favor Of the treaty,
and three democrats Overman, McLau-
rim and Martin were paired againstit, SO
in the total vote 16 democrats were for
the treaty and II against it. The
democrats who were present and voted
for the treaty were: Bacon, Berry,
Clarke (Ark.), Clay, Cockrell, Foster
(La.). Gibson, Latimer, McCreary, Nc
Emery, Mallory, Money, Simmons and
Taliaferro.
Washington, Feb. 24.-Everything is
ready Tor the speedy contamination of
the Panama canal treaty, and both the
war and state departments have made
preparations for the next step, the
former by the dispatch OF troops to the
isthmus, and the latter by the compile
ton OF arrangements for the exchange OF
notifications OF the treaty, which must
take place in Washington. There is no
reason why this ceremony should not
occur within the next IS hours. M. Blu
nau-Varilla, the minister from Panama,
was at the state department Tuesday in
relation to this matter and very soon
after he has made the exchange Of trea-
ties will lay down his mission. accord
ing to notice he has already given. His
successor as minister here will be Pablo
Arosamena, the present head Of the con-
stltutlonal convention and father OF the
secretary of the Panama legation here.
Mr.. Arosamena is described as lawyer
OF ability and man Of means The adj
ministration intends to press the canal
project by all proper methods. AS a
/. cabinet officer expressed it, the next step
after tie appointment Of the commits
sion will be "to scratch dirt" and al
ready such members of thecommission as
are assured of their places, like Admiral
Walker and Maj. Gen. Davis, have been
giving some attention to the provision OF
the clerical force and the engagement OF
= engineering talent to conduct the actual
work of canal digging.
Washington, Feb 24.-The war de.
partment Tuesday issued orders for the
entire Third regiment of infantry to pro-
coed to the Isthmus of Panama. The
regiment will leave at the earliest pos
sible time on the transports Sumner
| and McClelland from New York
Panama, Feb. PA cablegram
brought to President Amador the first
news of the ratification of the Panama
canal treaty by the American senate
The information was received by all Off.
cials with great satisfaction. The news
rapidly became public, and was received
everywhere with expressions of gratifi.
cation. Celebrations in honor of the
event were held at night on both sides
of the isthmus.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AS result Of Senator Hanna's death
Perry Heath has resigned as secretary
of the republican national committee.
TONS birthday was generally observed.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt cele-
DRAFTED by planting each tree in the
white house grounds.
The United States supreme court says
railroad companies are exempt from
paying damages where passengers trav-
cling free are killed or injured.
Leaders in the senate, who usually
make the final decision, announce that
both branches of congress will be ready
to adjourn by April Is.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREr1os-
ITRE SALE


NOTICE rs TTTRFEy GIVEN. That a
MORTGAGE bv Eliza Kennealv and James
%nnnea'v. her husband. mortgagors to
John T. MCGOWAN. mortgage. which
'nortra go bears date. the End 1ay of Janrl-
arv. 1904 and filed for record in tho office
nf tn" Rn"istor Of Deeds il and for the
County of TTcnrcrin and State of Mime
Gotta. on the 10Th day Of January. 1909 at
n O'clock a. M. and duly recorded in
fooF SAC OF Mortga Ces on page 2n3 etc.
which said Nort~a~n rnortragcd and con-
vowed the fo'lowin~ Described n-emisns,
situate IN said County of Hennorin and
Sfn'" of Minnesota. to-wit. Lot six 0).
N BLOCK clovcn r1>. in r s wrirht's Nd
1i'ion to NinrnHnols according to the
Mat or sold Addition on n'c or Of record
IN Nv" oNirn Of tho Hc~stci. of deeds In
md 10" sNid T1or,onin County, state Of
minnesota win he forec'osad by sale of
the above dcecriho7 nromisne which said
al" win We made hv Two Sheriff Of the
3fn~nGaiI County ~ his Office in tho Hon
r-m'n County Court House in tho civ of
Nin7eHun'is ON Non7av tho mn, dav of
Nnrfl lGNl. Mt 10 o'c'oc'- III the forenoon,
'rhoro 'e ''re md r'ai,acd TO N, ,1,a IN
aid mc"t"arn Mt tho datn of this notice
We F"1n Of F'"'' Tr3lnN~o1 and 'eoverty
ar1 N' TOO Do11o"g rrc-0 nel hei-,- c,avcn
'1w6roH o'' Firfv Dollars fe--n Nn> ,,ri,
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ISIS COY Interest md Twelve Dollars (s1e nm,
fNsn"anr" and Fifty Dollars (s5n.OM at
to"rnN's foes
Dated nj MINNEAPOLIS. minnesota. Feb
JOHN r. MCGOWAN.
GEO. r. SMITH.
ATTORNEY for N1nrtr.rcc
Clio Boston Block.
Minneapolis. MINI.
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MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

The Chicago G Northwestern railway
has started school for the instruction
Of station agents.
The Hampton Normal and Agricul-
tural institute at Hampton, Va, is left
100000 by the will of Hudson Hoag-
land, who died in New York.
The Arson bowling team, of Chicago,
won the national championship at Cleve-
land, with a score Of 2,737.
The attorney generals report to the
house on antitrust legislation declares
the Northern Securities case alone was
considered important enough to- pre-
cede other litigation.
The New York yacht club received a
letter from Sir Thomas Upton regard
ing fourth challenge for the Americas
cup, and a committee will correspond
with him.
The emperor of Japan has never been
outside of his own country. His son, the
crown prince, though in his twenty-tifth
year, has also refrained.
Gov. Odell, of New York, is urged for
chairman of the national committee to
succeed Senator Hanna. The nomina-
ton of ex-Secretary Root for governor
is part of the plan.
The Standard Oil bark Juteopolis
ended ten months voyage full of adj
venture by being caught in an ice foe
in New York harbor and stranded on
Staten island.
Bishop McCabe in an address to
Methodist college presidents in Chicago
declared an American university at
Washington was assured.
DR.. A. ]. Magnin, the American physi-
clan who has charge of the American
hospital in Paris, has been decorated
with the Cross of the Legion of Honor.
-Four hundred doctors have volun-
teered for service at st. Petersburg, and
so nurses at Kieff.
Secretary Taft sent to congress an es-
innate of s10,000,0O0 submitted by an
engineer board for the Improvement OF
the Kaw river at Kansas City, so as to
remove the possibility of floods.
Russia will not begin active military
operations until the end Of March, and
an aggressive campaign is unlikely now
in Manchuria Officials are confident
Japan will be crushed.
The New York Security & Trust and
| the Continental Trust companies, Of New
| York city, announce that they will be
merged shortly. The new concern will
have assets of $40 900, 900.
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HAN MAS WILL.
Estate Of the Late Senator, Worth
Three Million Dollars, Goes
to Family.

Cleveland, o., Feb. 24.-By the will
of the late Senator Marcus Alonzo Han
ma, probated Tuesday, an estate valued
at about 100000 is left to the family.
There are no public requests. The prin-
cipal beneficiaries are the widow, Mrs.
Charlotte Augusta Hanna; the son,
Daniel Rhodes Hanna; the two daugh-
tiers, Mabel Augusta Hanna Parsons and
Mrs. Ruth Mccormick, wife of Medill
Mccormick, of Chicago. A sister, Lii
lian G. Hanna Baldwin, is given $4,000.
An aunt, Mrs. Helen Converse. is given
$1,000, and each Of the grandchildren
$4,000 each.
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You want nc to tell the whole
truth?" asked the witness.
"Ccrtainly." replied the Judge
The whole truth about the plain
tiff
"Of course"
"flow long does this court intend to
sit?"
What difference does that make"
ut makes lot OF difference. I
couldn't tell the whole truth about
that scoundrcl inside OF 30 days, talk
ing all the time"
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Six Killed by snowslide.

Barcelonette, France, Feb PA
company of the One Hundred and Fifty
seventh regiment of the line belonging
to the garrison of Jausiers Iower Alps),
was overwhelmed by an avalanche of
snow Monday night while crossing the
Col de La Pare. Nineteen men were
buried, six of whom were killed.
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Fourteen Perish in Fire.

Paris, Feb. 22.--Fourteen employees Of
a celluloid comb factory, at the corner
of the Boulevard Sebastopol and the
Rue Etienne Mariel, lost their lives Sat-
urday III fire which was started by
an explosion Of gas. About 20 other
employees We're injured.
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DOLLAR WHEAT is REACHED,
Price of May Cereal on Chicago Board
Of Trade the Highest in
Many Years.

Chicago, Feb. 2O.-Dolar wheat Is
q reality. May wheat reached the dol.
lar mark soon after the opening of the
board Of trade Friday. nor did it stop
there.
Amid scenes Of the widest excite.
ment in the pit, it advanced steadily
until 1t sold for s1.0las a bushel, when
j. Ogden Armours brokers began to
sell at an enormous profit to the young
manipulation. Later it reached $103.
No. 2 Red winter wheat. the finest
quality, sold for $1.0S a bushel, the
highest mark for many years.
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Victim of Pneumonia.

Milwaukee, Feb. 22.-Capt. Samuel
Neff, aged G2 years, died Sunday from
pneumonia. Capt. Neff was owner of a
understanding fleet, and was we'll
known in marine circles, having sailed
on the lakes since he was IL years Of
ape.
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Bucket Brigade Saves rowr

Joliet, H., Feb. 23.-Minool1a, a VIII
lage ten miles west of Joliet. was at
the mercy Of a destructive fire Monday
morning. The flames completely de-
stroyed several business places. The
loss is about $4,000, partly covered by
insurance
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Coolest in Fifty Years.

ST. Johns, N. H., Feb. 23.-The worst
cold wave for so years was experienced
in Newfoundland Sunday, when accom-
panied By u furious gale the temporal
tude dropped from 25 to As degrees be-
low zero The whole of the seaboard is
frozen.
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Ministers May Form Union.

Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 24.-Rev. F. H.
Sheed, of the Third Presbyterian church,
has formally proposed to the Sioux
City Ministerial association that tho
ministers of the city form labor union,
to bring the ministers closer to the la
boring man. The plan is meeting with
much favor among the ministers.
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Blown to Pieces.

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 22.-Gioyanni
Lukeden, an Austrian, was blown to
pieces in an explosion at the Monroe
mine. The explosion occurred during
stripping operation, and was caused by
a defective fuse.
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Three Killed.

Ehreofield, Pa, Feb. 23.-Engineer
Harry Tyson, Conductor John Gontz
and Track Walker George Bickner were
killed and two other men probably fatal.
ly injured by the explosion of Penn
sylyania railroad locomotive here.
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Tin Discovered in Burmah,

New York, Feb. 23.-Large deposits
of tin are reported to have been dis
covered in Lower Burmah, near the
Siamese frontier by Col. K NJ. Foss,
in charge of a party of engineers, says
Times dispatch from Colombo, Cey-
Ion
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Tragedy in Kentucky.

Maysville, KY, Feb. 22.--Garret
Breckenridge on Sunday killed his wife
and then himself cloth colorei).s, He
had previously killed three men on &C.
count Of iealoney for his wife. .,s 5i d
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A Fatal Fight.

Bryan, Tex, Feb. 24.-1n a pitched
battle between whites and blacks near
Madisonville, Sam Seay, prominent
young man, was killed and several other
whites were wounded.
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At Indianapolis the Citizens Indus
trial association adopted resolutions
practically declaring war on labor
unions and providing for listing lead
ers in strikes.
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Mitchell Denies Pun1ors

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 24.-President
John Mitchell, of the United Mine Work.
ers of America, upon his return to this
city from Chicago, said that the current
rumors intimating that he contemplated
retirement from his present official po-
sition are absolutely without founda-
finn
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10 Meet in sprinefield.

st. Louis, Feb. 24.-The national COM
mittees Of the fusion and the middle Of
the road wings Of the populist party have
decided to hold a joint national convsn-
Hon in Springfield, Ill, On July 4.