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Vf -1 fvT-"C iSfcfe' "3 "S ? " " ,s- " - v VOL. XXI. XO. 48. WICHITA, KANSAS, EEIDAT MOPtXING, JULY 13, 194. WHOLE XO. 2S15. 531 1 it & Pushing and Pulling For nine years we've been pushing up values and pull ing down prices, and to day -ve are feeling awfully jolly because we've succeed ed by our pushing and pull ing in getting prices lower than values. "We may not be able to hold 'em there long, so if you care to share Avith us this transient pleas ure you had best bring along your purse and take home a Luster Sicilian or .Mohair coat and vest for $2.50 that is actually worth $5.00, or for $2.00 a pair of our perfect fitting, tailor made $5.00 trousers. Herman 4 Hess! i 406 E. Douglas ave. CLEARIKg'sOOE SALE! Xow in full blast at John Braitsch's Old Reliable Shoe Store. Puces cut on the entiie stock. Now is the time to gel bargains in shoes for the next 30 days. If in need of footwear don't miss this great slathering bhoe sale. Two large bargain counters also put up to select from. J0M BEAITSCE. j LEA DEI 120 E. Doiigius. IX SII0ES. Fisu oi'llorre Shoe a $500 REWARD. The above -will be Riven to any person treated bj Dr. Grabnmwhodocs no! rcceno benrfitur a cure, according to aRroenicnt. Dr. Gr.ih.im is permanently located is this city nid will oitKcI tulml to a lettfr all agreements. Ibe doctor bus bad Tears of experience in treating with unbounded tiicciss all chronic discaBtte, e5i(,'Ciall that clas. of ca-estbat bave tie -jibysfel: ase lor at time. Don't forget the place and ninubrr. ilic fccflgwicK Aicuirui and surgical Dispen Mr , 'ZZ1 N. Main stiuot, i irfuta, Kan. tree clinic A ondaj- and Frulajs fiom 11 a. m. to 4 p. in. Tlie poor will receie treatment fre oi charge upon the presentation ot a cer tillcate from their pastoi. IIEEE IS SOMETHING 10 U MT WE SELL JT. ffllSOX-MBMAPi! TYPEWRITER. A Practical lt'ritinti llachincfor It lacks tho niGnEST Spoetl, but is fa&t oiiough. It lu, toel typo. It !.cps its alignment. It prints fiom a ribbon. It is a hcavj' tnaiufoldt'i-. It lb stionjr and tliuaHe. It is light and portable. It does 1'crfcct Jlimcorraplt n'orl:. It does as good work as the $100 ma chine. No 1 7s character, caps and small lettor $23 00 Jo 2 6 clwraoters, cap ami small letters. t ide carriage 25.00 Jo 3 Hnsli-.li Krench and Geruan, Si) .. chaaeter.. eapsnd small let ter 25.00 Address the E UiLE eaalogne of tpoilter for full dcscrlpthe SCW ! J.-J .V."5 j 7ftS&3li3r ' t:.?--ir ? K'f,T kIUl-rj-- JsrJ' V&& IRV f-d 3-- 5 -T lv -cr ! 2ZK.& tfK vw.tliimci:W'vi en gien up at. incur mm u tueiajniiv- rz3i&T&?r?v4ii,Jr-ier'J-Hiii.li - uihl ua- u-'ini iiciiiiieni. ee liie iiik- .3- -: j t'-'Sl 'gTciiJ7 once. It will com lou nothing bat -our -zzZ2n'C&32!? I U a-33-''F -f, i?z n. trrr $$r3 ;ferr-: vV'i-. T i mmff SXTiS .1 . T&ittJGtrJ&vS ss4u. r ttJjeFTCisT frtt2?S& t fjr li &s&m WMt&j : BRADFORD'S SHOE STOR 126 jSOETEC IttAXST STREET. FripaC ,fUL.Yl5yS? TO-DAY the annual meeting of the American Canoe Asso ciation opens at Croton Point, on the Hudson. New York canoeists have made great efforts to secure the largest possible attendance at this congress of paddles which will continue until the 2Sth. Among the prominent canoe ists present are ex-Commodore Wilkin, Ex-Commodore Win ne, Vice Commodore Schuyler, Commodore Irving V. Dor land, Rear Commodore Palmer, Commodore Iloganaiiq others. Paddles make canoes go, but car prices oxe making a bigger go of our light-weight suits. "Why, you can get a good suit made to order at common hand-me-down prices and be fixed up suitably to attend a regular Cro ton Point Canoe Congress. These prices won't last always, and when we say a thing is so it is so T. B. GLOSS EH, Tailor and Furnisher, 145 MAIN STEEET. VL3W?V- 'ieS S&ATiUASlErl mm?w Hi u. J&2 fJS'J r'mwm THIS WEEK ONLY A lot of new organs from 10 to $75. A lot of seconn-hand, in good order, $10 to $40, New pianos $175 to $25C. New sewing machines, a little shop "worn, $25 to $30. Don't forget, this week only. You must write or come to the store to get these prices. Cash or good payments. Don't wait, they wiii go fast. THTT Bicycles,814 50to8100 For Ladies, For Men, For Boys. Ton can buy them at prices that will suit you. Bicycle sun- dries. Barnes &Newoomb Popular Music Dealers. 407 E DOU.LAS. I'rof. Copeland"? .Mandolin Club will dispell5' iwiJ-ic tomorrow ii i; hi to the palroub of the BON AKEF TC.N AN TANDY RY D iilTCHEN 254: X. Main. STEFFEN. Proprietor. A Needle io a Haystack It's hard to find a needle in a haystack, but it is not hard to lo cate the best place to buy SHOES when we are selling the Makes and Latest Stvles ? your I Best the Lowest "rices. Do not fail to see our new line of Black and Tan bhots before purchasing. $&$ &. r.-v y3jb s; XiT'VfgfXh-11 T- Ml --s - t ifJf.P J. - S frr-SV RWj .S3SSSaSrBk,S sSjuJ iXJ i3' j:: -ry3- "&SK'0fttsfisr-yf? A.Q fiHiW I 3 3 A ? tf -A- U B. V Vw Jl J I f 123 & 127 Main Street HAVE YOU SEEN 0XJII BK0AVXIE BALL TEAM? One evening, from a shaded spot, TheBiounies viewed -i level lot. Where clubs from different cities came To j) ay the nation's favoiite same. Then spoke a member of the band: 'Tbis game extends throughout the land." -nother answered, "I have planned A method to rquip our band. Tlieie'sji fiim in thL husy town Whose goods have woii them wide re nown Tlieir special branch of business lies In sending forth the bt'St supplies. To know the place such goodb to find Is quite enough for Biownie kind."' A goodly number of the throng Concluded they would go along. They uoiked their way through sash and door And now appear at the Big Store. There you can tee them playing ball If vou walk by or make a call. All the clerLs will treat you well. And you can to your neighbors tell Tnat bai gains they will surely find And prices suited to their mind. Come one, come all, both great and small, To see oui Brownies' game of ball. In Center Window. Game Called at 8:30, SATURDAY JB VKGADJS Hosiery Day. Did you ever see a really good stocking for boys and girls at 1 J c? "We will have a small lot on Saturday. Looks well, wears well, ib fast black and carries our indorsement Better than some quarter stockings. Children's extra fine gauze, fine rib, fast black stockings, will be sold Saturday at 19c Ladies fine imported fancy hose, rull, regular made, good quarter values, 12-'cj not all sizes. Great big values in ladies' fast bla ck hose Saturday at 5C Sc llc, 15c, 25c and 32c Just In A line of children's tan hose, fine quality, fine rib; just the color wanted, sizes 6 to 9; price 25 and 30c. Chemisetts, fancy, with cuffs to match, 12e for the set. This is half price. Saturday only. Fine Irish linen writing paper, 10c box Saturday. Another lot of Colgate's toilet soap, 15c box 3 cakes, one box to a customer. All the special drives adver tised yesterday -will oe liere today aud tomorrow. Don't tc'Decoyed into paying more for Hatting and Carpets than they are worth. You had to do this long enough. You don't have to do it now. The carpet trust is busted. "We are in the business; that means that you can get them right. Big lot of Matting to arrive to 111 T 1 ( II 1 sen unaer uc vara, uooa onesJ (delayed; shipments are uncertain i now. "We will tell you when they ' come. fesy nsssoBsa OPra Ko -e HI n fe. K -man. k i . ILOJELJJBUWICK. The oniv flrt-clj-s hotel in the city. With all modem miprovemenis. Cui mie uniirpusM-d. Free hack from al irjims. Fine simple ii om-. Rites $ti lerday. J. J. Buxrwkll, Prop. FISHZXG BOATS LOST. BlLBA, O., Jul l' lnoutr fi-hiiR boiti which were wit on !Ua recmt torm are inissiHir Tvo of tht-m. Iiarinir .prateeu meu on board, are ki.on a to be lOat. EDUCATORS' OFPICSRS AsBCRV PARK. X J . July 12. The XjUounI EdllcUOIlrtl lK:Nt iun oommit-u-r n noui nntioud b" nmtl Prof. Xtch ois ihirnv Bmler. profe-orof rhilo-opbv f Co.utnbiM. as prfjtKieac. Dr Irw a t-neni- nl of M;uae-tt w re-l-cted sec rtay Sir acelamMoa Tfte relinns pre .e. . AlirG Line, Mperiu:en i-r.t of cli ola at Chi'ao, ue niat v.ee-pre-i-dent Mbd .i vice-president was tlCleu from erry -t t n I terruorr. Dr. Tb. C. Mchii.iiB ot 2Cew Jetxry reveveil thr worfc of tie committee of teo. Prf A. L i it . 1. tt;hl!Dsnle of the Ccicjco blh M:ho alto made u review of ttie KDrZ of that committee. DEBS IS C02THDENT A. E.F. LEADER SAYS HIS STBKE 13 A SUCCESS. Views the Sitnaiion as Fraught With Symptoms Favorahle to His Cause and Claims Public Opinion on Ilia Side Has no Thought of Uccediu and De- nonnces All Stories of Surrender as Untrue The Situation. CHICAGO. July 12 Mr. Deb3 today tras more coulident. of tiie nltitu.ite success of his cause thau at auy time siuce the fight beg.in. "I feel that this day is fraught with the utmost importance," said he. "As I ier the situation now, it puts forth a more favarable outlook for us than ever before. The excitement ami turbulence, invariably incident to the lnpse of a great upheaval, is passed. The strife and tur- moll are elenieiititli.it have "pa-sed in the uiKht." One is enabled to obta'U a clear per-Dective of the eue of the immeuse coniuct uoivwainK. Xhe cool-headed and steidy purpose have succeeded to pasiou aud diveraa cout-:ution. Xow, public sen timent cau calmly and truly judge of the iii!lit and wrong in tnis struggle. "All thee tiling", I aaj, tend to strengthen our position. When the mass of tl.e people are aided in rendering an im partial verdict of the merits of the case, I fefl certain we shall not be defeated in public opinion. Indeed, we are now deemed in the right by the majority of &!. 000.000 inliMbitauts of this country, aud, as the adage has it, 'when sure you are right, then go ahead,' so vre shall fight it out till our aims are accomplished." "Then .ny reports tlint you .ire prepar ing to uh'f up the stiuggle, ara untrue. Mr. Delta!" "Moat emphatically they are. Tele graphic rumors' may sy that T haveseut woid to our men in this city, or that they are about to throw up the sponge, but they may be labeled falsehoods without the necessity of a denial from me. Our stand is this: "We have at all times, shown our willingness to make a reasonable set tlement of the difficulties that cmfrout the country; we nave even gone beyonri what should be demanded of us, to ar range for arbitration, each tune to be re buked, but we are going to stay in the -tnke till the lust; wo shall never yield. I attach no little attention to the meeting at tue Briggs hou-e touigilt Tor t am in hopes it will bting about some method of orgtiuized niovenient on organized iabor's patU diioui-mi should present a solid phalunx to the eueniy and I believe it will. When President Deb3 wa3 shown the telegram announcing that President Cleveland had agreed to apooint a bofd of arbitration, he said: "We are very much gratified to learn of President Cleve land's, dt-termiuation. It is to be hoped that the board will be appointed at once and that a speedy settlement of the con flict will be had. We are, of course, for arbitration aud have been from the very beginning, aud had this principle been lecognized the strike, would have been avoided." Situation In . Chicago, CHICAGO. July Hi The strike situation througbout the country today was, in gen eral, one of quietness. The central points of mlsrest hare been the meeting of labor leaders with President Gompera of the AmencaulFederation of Lnlior, at tlieir heudquarters in this city. It is admitted that the action of that body, if tnken uuanimouslr, rill have a maiked effect on the situation, and persons well infoimed a to the predilections of the persons com posing it. express the opinion that unani mous action by St, except in the direction of quieting the present agitation, or turn ing it into other chaunels, is unlikely. It is known that several suggestions are being considered by these leaders. Among them are the following: BASIS OF SETTLEMENT. First That the striking Pullman em-ploy-, on high putnotic ground", appeal to Pi ea. dent Deb to declare the strike oil because of the mfiuite damage which is being done to the business of the country. Second That the leaders unite in .ux appeal to the public to quit patronizing Pullm.in S'eepluir, drawmg-room aud dining car. Third That President Cleveland be re quested to appoint a commission to invest igate the strike aud tue Causes wlncti led up to it, in expectation that the icport of lucli cominhilon would jn-tif the action taken by the strikers, and f ee th-m from tin ch irges of rioting and di-" r ler. Fourth That immediate effo-ts be made to secure the linpeaci-meui of Atturuev j Geiierl Oluey. i F.ftli Tbat an effort lie made to secure the passage of a compnUory arbitration j law by ccigres. fcixth Tbat comphunts be lodsed look- J tug .o the indictment of the ra-lwav man- at-ers for consDir.cy to obstrucr the more meutof United S.ates maili by refusing to run mail cars except iu conuecttou with Pullmuu ca -. THE EVEN'IVG SESSION of the executive council of the Federation of Lribor was held at the Brings house with closed do'r- Very suon after S o'clock Prrsident Debs of the American Kulway union appeared m re-.pone to the ltiMU'-tion sent nitn tin atternoon by President Gompers. Mr. Deb-, ws iutro I duc-l t the conference by Mr Gompers and t..ld in detail the history of the strike. He then went ou at length to tell what had been doue in the boco.t, of which hb expl.t.uJd the line of action herein Cbl ctgoanil elsewhere through the country lie smKI he was much eiatu over what hd ben accomplished, Tbe American ILjilwHy union brought about one of the refctr-t trike the world ev-r knew. He sked the Federation of Ilor to ciTe the Ametictn R-ilway union whatever a-sist-auce tiiet could in the work they wrre doinron behalf of tbe worki-igmeuof this : coiiuiry. 1 At the coneln-ion of Mr. Db's speech M.-. Gompers took the flo-r aod poke at -ome Irusth. He coao-rlletl tnoiertion. nod while avow-inc the mo-.t profoaad -wnpHtby for ibe Pullman employes a Wf 1 a- for the A- K- L" . e uoped for a wise nuS pcaeriihle solution of toe d.tlicuity. h -oiMiion wich won hi reur- hu-iae-s ac tivity mhI yet protect the rights of orgaa-ia- labor Tte coafereaco lasted until 12.30a. ra. and ya mrJto! by evrr.l bentt dj-ec sious, tar hovheadcl oocs heiu? io fvor of m.' sir ke at. awe-, weii ta- eool-beaiied fnvorad HivdetAiioa. No dectsioa was rraehid, bowwer. aod ia? coavHitioa ad nrrd ofI lontorro" Gooiprs ?ajJ: 'To ca'I off tbt- strike would be for the men to -arreuder." DE35' ATTORNEY - PRESENT. CHICM Juiy 12. W . Erwm who h- ben -ecu red todafead Pre-ident D'b, and tb directors cf taeA R C, arrived in the city todv Jrora St. Paul ia company wnb Gm" J S. Coxr of Mhs.Ioq Ohio Mr Erwi-isa i ieh du uflic e . knowt-e-Utr ot u- -itui'ioa o "aik. about 1:. Joiiu F. Get ug. Mr DebT od attorney. t 1 K actus 3Ir -iviu a tojuljutor m the oouit. DEBS' PLANS DISCLOSED. Chicago. Jul? 12. Te.egmm- seat br E. V. Dcba to hia aseau crieriuj; strikes OF agio Wicaita, FfrSay, July 13, 189i Wea her for Wichita Today: Cooler and Fidr. INDEX OFTODAY'S IMPORTANTNEWS Pases. L Debs Says His Strike is a Success. Ohacs S.ill Bules on the Pacific 2. Labor Leaden "Want Cleveland's Help. Hew York's Great Labor Demonstration Democratic Tariff Tinkers Called Down. Farmer Fowler Killed Near Hennessey. 3. Boston Tie3 Baltimore for First Bearish ITcws Zeeps "Wheat Down. Stock Markets are Exceptionally Doll j O Late Fosiomst3 ara Mow Enemies. Uoyel Labor Demonstration Last Night. 6. Colonel Iugersoll's Views of Life. Great Shooting at a Paris Tourney. 8. How Payne's Body Was Brought Home- i J J 3 " n various roads was read before the court, which outlined his plana to tie up the rn.j.l Mnlfni-,! ...a ......... .1... l' ... TJuiou, produced u larj;e package of tcle , grams wrutuu by Debs, tiud particular nt 1 teutiuu was paid to the telegrami to ttie dilicreuc mea ulouy the hue. KESTJLT OF RECKLESS FIRING. CHICAGO. July 12. United States Deputy Marshal Peter Fische. null-year old boy aud Andrew Gregory were fatally wounded tonight iu a fusii.tde between deputies aud riote.ia at Keusiugtou. Some unknown persons had placed on tbe Illinois Central some torpedoes which exploded ou the track. W lien the uxplosiou occurred the deputies rushed out of the car where they bail been. 'Ibey seemed rattled by the incident aud begau Cnuc revolvers reck. lesalv and witn the result uauied above. ON CRIMINAL CHARGES. DENVER, Colo., July 12 ruirty of the meu who disarmed the deputies aud inter fered with the pussage of the United States mail at iVini'lud were remanded to await the actiou of tbe federal srand jury. These men were on trial for contempt of court but Judge Hallett overlooked this comparatively trivial charge that they might be tried on criminal charges. Of the meu who were before the court today those against whom the evidence was not JOHN "LEADER uF THK FIGHT conclusive, or who could not be identified, were discharged. An attachment wm issned for C. E. Randall, the telegraph op-rator lu the Postal office at Triuidttd, demnndine that he cjine iuto court and bring with him all telegrams referring to the strike. GOING TO MEET DEBS. DENVER, Colo., June 12. The member of the A. R, U. executive committee for this district has started for Chicago, whith er he baa been summoned by President Deb- for a conferenc. Members i-t the union refuse to irive the committeeman's nme. Iiis un crst'ol tsa- members of the executive committee from ail over the country have been cul-d tj tbe conference. TRAINS RUN U2iDER GUARD. Reno, Nev., July 12. A special io the Ci 7j-L'h sari h train briur hve hnndrrd t regulars of the Sixteenth mfantrv under command of Co onel Poland, pa-sed ?:iko today for Sacramento. The tram was es- corted by au eutiin- gnarled by four regu- lar. It is reported that many culvert" have been burned bttweea F.lko and BULLETIN aKTX W r Carlin. were thrown into ta gnru boo. iMtr- J lag tbe day MVeral citizens were arretrd RETURNING TO WORK. , ROd also throw a iatotae garJ koata 0e FARGO, N. D , Jnly 12 The Xorthern was a striker who groly iasolujrt a rtr Pdciilc men are fat returaiag to work, j ate on picket doty. Antkr we atnlier The officials are picking up men eoough who forced bu w-iy thra!li tbe picket to fill all pl-ces. Tbe men tvbo return am lines. Other c.tuseae were arrestrd for not beiug giTeti their old place-. A ' lriri! cfTeasea ;! ta aatiiUnry lw n Jamestown tbe A. P U. officers withdrew laid down lT tbe federal mad awt cin- Irom the order, a mnjonty of them rrturn- iuc to wori. ; to run. Freight trains are com- msQdn: TIE-UP IN TEXAS. DALLAS. Tex., July 12. Tae north-bound passenger tram on the Santa re, dne to leave here at 2 p. m.. did not go ont aod at tbia hour (S p. m. Is still here. Tbe fire man refused to i;o unless the Pallasaa slep-r was detjtched. Then tb esgiaeer quit bis post, refusing to go am with a uwn-Huioa fireman. A general tie-up of tbe whole system in Texts is now looked tor. CHIEF CLERK INDICTED. TACtM. Va,b., Jmy 12. C A Uara. ex-chief clerk of tbe freight defartateat af tbe Xurtbern Pci0e. was arretted todar fAr mnt.nn. nf rAiirt Th. ennlaittAAt. f Georg Hunter atd A. C McdciUad. claim be vrted w.to tarmrs aid iaitmii-tioo-t to induce teem 10 anu workiag for ti.e eoflapaar. lie w nw la . twadL ratamed. Jt watast uattl ibe led retar.e I Jast alter B.re. wa, takva .ato cart tbe f tae aorae alttr the wrecli taat a r4 tederal graaa yory braacbt ia an iauiet- iKl what bad beea doaje. H oaMter meat neaios. am w ne veia- curse Hrae na sooa jhwoo. utaeer oi 1 ibe road cUitn toat be tadacod tbe freight j clerks at tbe wh.rf tojlri h,m ia qoittleg tben. He s arnlerood to be a en-mber ulu.eAn.noiii rLtilway ai.ioa i,d j . ne of ibe firt mtu bare to obii. Ii ta ex rc.ei ij9al iu inTwis-v n.v. wMwrt ot tac siriiter wui ie rtturnrti toatorrow i TREASURY CASH BALANCE. auce tn tie trwury t Ue c tee of bu-i- I wu today was UM.SioVS. of wb.ct tW - j SS.'oS fraj old rcarrre. jgHAOS STILL ELLES SITUATION ON TEE PAOIIIC 00AST FULL OP TS0U3LE Oakland the Sceue of Serious Riots and Much Wrecking of Railroad Property TJefore tbe Arrival of Blue Jackets MartJal Lav" Prevails at Saciumanto. Many Suspects Ar icsted In Connec tion With the Bridfre Horror. Sax Francisco. Cal.. "July is. Since yesterday's horrible work at ta trestle we-t of Sacrameulo the strike situation iu Cnliforcta has beeu les alarming. In Otklaud there has been notiutr of a more or less serious uature since morning. The trouble began at day break, wbifii a mob of several hundre 1 stctKers rushed Into the yards on the mole. They killed- nil the locomotives that had been tired up, and iu order to further block the tracks derailed one locomotive and a loug line of coaches. Liter iu the morning another crowd of strikers mn to the yards and wrecked a turu-ttble by shoving a heavy freight car Into the pir. Damage was at-o done at the round house. The railroad company's deputy sheriffs and deputy United scutes nmrshaN offered very little ruaisttince to the notou strikers. TROUBLE OX THE JiOLS came to an end this eveaiui:, however, when a force of 330 United States marines from Mre I .hunt wtre landed there by the ferry steamer Al tmeda, w Inch transported them from the uavy yards. This force of m iriues i under command of Lieutenant Commander William H. Reeder, executive ofTkerof the cruiser Chariest ou, and Is drawn from the crews of tbe Charleston, Monterey, Thetis anil Independence. The equipment includes live (ratting guns and several Hotebkiss cannons. The marines are to act under the direction of General linger, and will bo supported by a company of artillery from PrrsiUio. Tomorrow iih del the shelter of these bine Jackets the railroad oflic als hope to resume tnitlic into aud out of Oakland. At Sacramento the condition of MAKTIAL LAW PRCVAILS. Xo trains are running there, however, and General Superintendent.- Ftltmote stated this evening thut no more regular M. EG AN. AGAINST A. K. U. STRiKS. trains would be mn lofore Satitnlny, bj which time he bopae to have repaired tbe trestle. At a late boar this afternoon tbe wreckers bad net recovered the bodies of KoL-iuet-r Clarke and tbe three eoldfem, M-hlrli li in thp mtvr lu)iritli tht wrrtc I he people ot Sacramento are practically Itrin'r i.n.lor n Tnilitarr Mirriiini.iit Colonel brahnm has throws a cordon of troops oroumt tbe rilrmd property, and citizens are not allowed tbrtxitrh the lines. Along tbe railroad iu tbe vicinity of yaa terdav'd diaster cavalrymen and squad of infantry are Fconrmg the tnles aud ho derbrush. bveral suspicious characters found in hiding fiere hno Own arrrated and put in a mil.ia y gnardbon at .-acra-men to TbLs rooming 11 r reported that strikers were prepariug to DEMOLISH THK RAILBOAD BRIDGE acros the Amercaa riTer. A train sear ing fifty reguUra were hastily dtpatead. To avoul a dbeuder like yesterday's two freight ears were puseJ HBea4 of toe , homotiv. Al 1 o'clock this ttitvraoon j the reguUrs retnraed wan ix prloarr. To- men bad been found on t e itzwx. ' Though th-y were t striker? they mwlri. Tbe miutianoo svard it ta water frat bad several kkurcakse witn civilian, sparred on by the xcatt Rxwaent ttrrmsa for tbe apprbeni.a of tbe aaeo reaa I- , bic fer yrUrdaf' tfteeeter at ibe tree he. tat ace otaeec at Sncranateito awe -ttr)Ailr act it. Tbe rallroex has oft-red reward of fCVOOth Aitorory tiBmrl Oi h eC-rw! 4 reward of H.OM m&d G-yrw-nor Miirkbaas kaa oKmzed a tmvtwtA f l5i- Tbe Abenu"? eaca ar eaaJhteot tbat tay bare Yi.Jnc to convict cn of tbe ma io caatody. snker aw wed Worde-. A May a. been feaai vm Aronr WoraVes aaal e-Terai other ara to too bvfelaa wr ifce train wan wrecked Tae kor rtaclwfes Skat toeae men carried wrsocbe ed a CfirtrtMr ad tbat thy were iMnrile Art"-!. He mrs that wiatn tbe bmhi Wt bis wfteroa before walkia ta lb- treetle I tbey i-hui him ia a boxcar 00 a ld track ' aad warned blot t ty tbere ao'i! tby i Utmaid Wordn. IKaer arraeti WHIM Made jt ra't are rani rearataHy o af 5 K'ei.c sco m fhe cot dii.. Ja tani.bera C-4i l .a oacaaaVt i brotet.. tuoet rety t- tr.taa aiajraa u wiiaoo. - ttii.ir turd. Tinita 6 Ti 3?AT. V.ZIXM. 1 . J-7 i- ar j J-r'n fc'J "' lJ "r d3L! t 'lc - J - PtS 7-e 5k,8t J i'e airUUf a aUiu; t4 put iaassh I cations for their old places FrvigH trmas re ruuuiog all wr uthni C-Jlfor-ti- aud pHsnpr iraio- wita f-f? excwptUns art rnuuiur .- Uo7 d-l b-fo t e stride TbeSntnFeis recclaHy "..iBiti t nn-riud iia a oouiplsier t Mitvfop a I dept.e- ard ecH tmJa. Ca gtvatesi ovi-ot of wnlay ww th iU?o-rtur .f ; Soathern Paciflr piuaitftftr tr uo for .ari Faacico. Sbortly a oxs - ta tr pallet out ot the A row.' in ctrDot for t north. It was tha first truio - north t. twlwd.tys. A.! li-el tnuu. sv ruaniug ou the SoutlMtra PiO.fi.: o-.i scbdula CONFLICT AT OAKLAND. Strikar? Attaak Plioa in Railroad Vnrds Hd aw Sepn.aad. TCbst OAJCL.VXD. Om. July li Tho flr-a coafiict at Oiktaod Mtwii th. striker-, aad pidke occurred about io'doco. tais evoalng aad the 'trikers wir wocstl. Master Workman MeKrnxio started to clear the track, whea SIX) trtkars attack-1 th engine, but a force of deputy saeritTi kept thorn away About 163 of ifcaru rus . e.1 to the yards whra thy etcciuaLerxHl Captain Vilon and twrHty polica. Thri was souh tiarce tlgatiaar, dnnog wbicu evrnl -trifccr were knocked rigat tu-i left by elute-. u the a-ud- of oltteem. Tt mob tueu dispersed but trouble is feare-l later. Charles Hall, one of tbe most prominent lenders of the strike, w arretted tuaiht during tbe tlht w-itH the nolioe H wis elmrg-d with Inciting to not aad was re-fn-t-d bill. Tneinob lo-t heart after th s and the work of elearto ibe tnwk and yard" of obstruettooji wtv eoaunued wtti out interruption. The Southern Pacuf'-rai-cd the biocknde tonight wiiaotlt (he akl of ihe manors from Mare Isiind who re m tine 1 on the mole and took no park L'hn main trrki are m-w clear of all obtruc tiou-. Io uorrow trms guarded by troops will be run out. THEY PLEAD IGN'ORANCB. Tor&KA, Kau., July ia J. V. Kuth and Patrick unlltvan. Ikkh ot A ehi-n. were yesterday sentenceil by Jttige Foster to serve a term ot th'rtr iay In tuo Shawuee county jail. Kuth le a Miasou-i Pacific eiupioje. and Suluvun works In an Aichi-ou l..uuitry. They were nrraigne I for contempt of oourt in disregarding Judge Farter's recet rstrilning orlt. They asauttel 11 ri Ferguson, a Siutt Fe Nwtiauiin, b-cauj he dared to laV' the place of a striker. When arraigned they plead Ignorance, savin 'they did not not know the bautu Fu u ill the bauds of a rcceivttr. BOYCOTT 3ItEF3. TKRnu Haute. lni . Jnly 11 Notlc wn psste 1 up in the Vandaita janttt Mxlny siguetl by John (5 V illinius. vine-prfS' dt-ui niid general tnauagir, notifylag thti Vndalia strikers that alt wh failed to Kuril tomorrow at 7 o'clock wilt bo con sidered dlMihanied. Wico Tex.. July 13. Th Rtrlkwrs hire. meutbrs of the Amertcaii Railway union. oted today to po bnck to work. Thos. whose pUetfs have not beeu filled will Lo Uken back. Al-BOuUKHQCE. N. M. July 13. Scrfral QHgiuers aud oonductori having been ahot at near Los Corrlllos by striking miner-', a troop of theSeoond cavalry Wa seut to that piaao today to protect railroad property. Chicago, July 12. The present strike at l. I nl.... r. L vi.nl. Irt rHiiitIe m thln I tt the peat and within a few days all busi ness connected with the yurils will be run ning as though no strike had beau tak.tu place. DECATUR, III. July 12. Tho Wabash str.k collapsed here today. All paitseuger nil freight trains are running Fort boorr. K.. July 12. Th Fore &tofM' '"""tSwW and Memplrls roud totinjr pfdd oft i'""" " and discbargeti all ir.emtiflpi of the Ameri can Itidlway union, rone oi the tneti sought reinstatement, as they adhere to the idea that they wili win. Chic Alt. July 12. A special dlptch to the runes from Cincinnati ar: DUtrict Utcr Oilell of the local nftembty ot thi Urotherhood of Ioooinotive Firemxu htvi ordered out all th men of hb oastuibly. DOClOtErt' 3TIUKE. CoXTfAVT. O. July Pi. Oatt thousand AhtH'ula dnuk htnkers inarcn-d to thi plnca thin afternoon, headed br a bsnd. and coutpelled tbdockme here to ccavi werk. A large force of npeoUl polhjsmen attempted to kep order but to no porpoe hbenff AiUm wi notiAetl ami Mnr-r Parker alo nt h rqnest to Gowrm.r Mckioley aakingfor truops. Tbf GeaeVia Itittes were ordered out aal wiliNniv here some time lee Went The inobs am mostly fureiganr-. The exaiUrat ia th eUv s at fever heat. Tnas lr kerlou trouble aae oocurted, but au outbreak U looked for. IXJTKRS AJtRBSTKD. Sri3io Vallkt. Ill . Jly !. Thu loasc expect-l wbol-Mte arrest of the leoeer- of the fcprtnj; Valley Coal aoaipHay's !' lu tbe city coanateaced todnr. teshefifT ruakinK ta ar re-ts a-eel by a oaaaaftur of militia, htorea nl kenHa wr nrfnri j 1 bey will a- h.id reaponwwWe for tae ai lip anaiaiaea IrOMI MM "". ' , arreote win o oatlaaed toasocrosr 1 niwat thirty will be nr reeled. aul COLLIION AT CROS3LWO. Traiae OoUlde, Iload on, KOlta Two .wtl lajiwtair Two, CHiCAao. Joly Ml Two dtaaUy rjltvt States aaarebais at their dettai aawl lw 1 ot hem T-era aawre or has Injtuad tbia aft tsneM la eoJUeloa of traiae of thai W eoaaia Central croaaiac Two Ioi live aod ear Wet wraeaved la the ar doat o4 lh thr atry brfack wseehouwj f Saaita, Baraau Co. waa aarttyda atafed. TRC RIUJO) i. K BrtaWl, depatr DaJtarf aUate aarwhai W. A Prae daem7 Uafcd Bhaiasaur- in nwcaxn. Aadraw Kaaa. oapaty aawraeViJ, bd la fA int aaaad. aaaatntoa emioaL AtlciHbftiWncat, tbeaoty av&oaaiat from Bl iaaer. nc aenaa Tbe Bel laaore aatf Ohio aad Wlaaa' Caatra! joatly aea theea track aad by mmw aitenaderetaaeMa of eaxfterw bo . rajaa war aola toweisJa aae ataer tti-aasa track. The ta eaxtaea aao tic taav Uh U-aaeealoaa iaapan. rare oh ot i raeaa bat wf Htaa eootraed The Umaaaaa avad taa -Urea by Joavae rosrm ck aYTATars -zmm Ka.uu( ITT. Mo. 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