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2 ' THIS OMAHA DAILY 1WK : SUNDAY , FKIWUAKY U , 1802-SIXTEEN PAGES.
Allot Robbing n Tromont Oitizon Ho is
Emi Down. ]
HE NOW PRETENDS TO BE CRAZY
Ilnrglnrs Knld n It. A M. SUUnn nnd Carry
Awnj- the Cnili Fliry are I'lncod
Itohlnil IVInnii Itirs Within
ait Hour.
Fnr.MoST , Nob. , Tub. IO.-Spoolal | Tele-
Cram to TUB UBK. ] A bold OBJO of highway
robbery took ploco a mile north ol Framont
today. About 10 oVIooX Frank Davis , whllo
driving to the city , WAS held up oy a
stranger who draw a. nun on him. The high
wayman got Ilitlo of value for his pains.
After being relcn.al D-ivis came to the city
nnd notified the city naiMhal nnd sheriff of
the affair. The officials , after a sharp chase ,
captured the man und ledged him In Jail.
The follow give * his minio as William Job
nnd tries lo act ns I ) ho wcro i-r.izy. Ho is
supposed to bo the Individual who performed
n similar aot a few days npo In this vicinity.
It. * 1\l. S'lallon Unfilled.
SUTTOV , Neb. . Fob. l ! ? . [ Special Telegram
to Tun BEK. ] A daring robbery was perpetrated -
tratod at the B. & . M. station about noon
today , whllo the employes were absent for n
few minutes for dinner. The names that the
men gnvo who commltlod iho thof i are James
Wright , J. II. Carnos and .lohn Thomas.
They pried up ono of the ofllco windows
With a roll spike , through which ono of them
gained nn entrance to the office. They brolto
open the cash drawer nnd secured nbout $7
which was found on ono of Iho gnnn when
arrested , which wns accomplished within nn
hour. The arrest was made bv Officer P. H.
Stewart and F. S. Lantiini. . The agent had ,
before going to dinner , placed iho bulk of
the company's nu.ney in the safe or their
haul would hava itcc'n much larger.
' .t Oriinil Army.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Jan. 111. [ Special to TIIB
BEE. ] The forttu-onilnc report of the assist
ant adjutant general , . .1.V. . Bowcn , of tlio De
partment of Nebraska , Grand Army of the
Kopubllc , makes it. tlno showing ns to the
condition of this department considering the
fact of the unusual hard llmoj of lust year ,
making It Impossible for very many of the
posts to keep up ibcir duos und retain their
standing in the ili'tiarlmont. The good eropi
of last fall h.ivo'liocn the moans of putting
members In good condition to pay up and ro-
iiow their standing. Hut this has been done
only by the ponlMcnt and untiring push of
the assistant adiuUinl eencral , assisted by
Commander Teeter iina other department
oniccra.
The number in rood standing on January
1 , IbOl. was 8,1 7. Mmiy of the posts wcro
In oood standing only by the poneroslly of
tbo department commander Issuing a general
order remitting I ho dues of such posts us were
unable to pay. The fulling oft by delinquent
reports alone nt ttiu end nf the yoir for July
1. 1891 , was 1,012. But on the approach of
bettor times nearly 1,000 nf those dellmj'.ents
have boon brought iu atralii.Tho gain of
now members by muster during the year in
004. The death rate is iiiiusuullv larao 105 ,
and suspension * amounted to hOT. In the
grand roumlup , however , for the year the
report shows 255 ol 1 uosts and ten now , n
total of 2G. > posts in irood standing with a
totaj membership of t5.-- < > , the highest num
ber over reached in this department slnco Its
organization. TIiU snowing will bo gratify
ing to iho comrades of the department mid
will Inspire them with renewed couraga for
the fuluro.
Lincoln OiUl.s mill HmN.
Ltxcot.N , Neb. , Jan. 1 ! ! . [ Special to
Tnu BEB.J Tbo Iittlo suburb of West
Lincoln was she .Jseono last night
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of "a brief but exciting priza llsnt
between a incal pugullst named Dobbs
and a Denver man who sailed under the
natn'o of Williams. Both were colored , und
the Denver man \voi : in two rounds , disabling
ablingbis antagonist. The Denver mm will
meet an unknown atthosauio phico some
time next week.
J. E. Gardiner a Missouri Pacific switch
man , had three Hopcrs nf bis loft band taken
off today while coupling.
Marshall Hlchnrjson , George Mclz and
George Shepherd were arrested todav for
stealing several hogs from n farmer living
north of the city. The fellows had butchered
the hogs and loaded them into a wag in , but
their prey left u trail of blood oohimi ilicm
which led to their detection. One of the
hogs wus found in Htchardson'.s cella- ,
whllo Met ? ' w.t ou here evldenco of having
carried a bloody tiuntcn.
Paul Colson , the hero of the clopTont and
marriage at Council Bluff ? , has reuirncil lo
his studios in the freshman class of the Stale
"university , but lias litilo lo buy of his cscu-
pado. Ho is a nice looking j oung man of
" 0 , while his bride , a pretty miss of 18 , is
now In Boston pursuing her studies in the
conservatory of music.
Tlin I Jam ) of charity.
NEIHUNKA Cirr , Neb. , Feb. 13. [ Special
to Tun Br.E. | There are few people in this
city or county vy'io > io not realize that ex
Senator Charles IL Vw Wyck is Indeed a
charltablo IDBII , und in fact many of them
bavo received Riftn from him and his most
estlmablo wife in times of need. The concral
cannot bo charjieil xvilli over oitco withhold
ing the hand of charily whou bo know that
any wa > deservinc of aid. For the past two
days his twd hiiu.l men with n largo two
borso wagon hcaiily loaded huvo been about
the otty suoplyiiipr thoao fumllics who are
needy. Ho has railed both tbo Did of the
police as welt as tlio charitable , ladies of the
city to bis aid in dislrluntlng His bounteous
gifts , to see that lhr > c who were deserving
received aid and that none was given to
thoao who did not need it. Uoth the general
and his wlfo have contributed liberally every
winter to the reltof of the poor uf the city ,
and U there were ether < who were over as
ready to loosen their purse strings us are
this mo.st estimable couple there would bo
leu suffering among the poor in this section
of the world at lejst.
op Iho "l . "
COI.UMIIUS , Neb. . KeU. Il. ! [ Special to TUB
BED. ] A coso Invtncli considerable Intcrost
is being rounlfestcul is that of Guy C. Barnum
against the Cbl.-afjo , Burlington & Quincy
lialhvay company , wherein the plaintiff sues
for damages to his lui-ai , causcil by hlirh
water , which it is alleged was mfulo 10
overflow his laod by Uio B. Si M. railroad
brldgo acting us u dam. Tiic nllns of the
Drldgo nro very ole o tosothi-r , additional
pllos having boon < riven lit dlffoiCLt tlmcn lo
strengthen Iho bridjTinnd It is said tliut
those cause the ofrleo to become I'hoUed up
with ico. forming a. ilutn through .which Iho
water will not iiam. A great deal of Inu-ivst
is being manllcHtuii in this suit , and if the
plalntltl wins ! t tnora of the sumo nature
nro likely to follow.
I'limiiti t : u\lrlc > il.
COI.UMIIUB , Nia. Kob. 1 . [ Special Telu-
gram to TUB OIE.The { case of Julia Qiilnn
against Ttiomi * 1'iDian was tried in the dis
trict court hern ycii r.lay , the coniplulnt bitIng -
Ing bastardy. At iJ o'doult last night tbo
Jury returned n vcrdlrt of ( jullty , after hav
ing bcon out about Km ininnto * . Pinson was
adjudged to pay i he casts of prosecution und
pay to the irlrt In tnti case f UK ) the 1st of
Marob and * IOH vai-li year until $ UOO has brcu
paid to her. Theru is also a case uealnni
Pinson lor assault un the saino ylrl , hut
them are strong i.-fforts being made to set-
tlolt , _
I'lrn nt < ; eatral City.
CIXTIUI , Crrr. NVo. , Kob. 1U. [ Special to
TiiB BBB.I Flra this morning destroyed J.
O. Als worth's lukery and reataurunt. Tbo
building was aituauil in a wooden row , and
for a few mlnutcit iniu-ti of the business portion
tion of tno town was throataiii'd , but Ihu
ystom of wutervvork * Baved the properly.
AUworlh'B loss it > ni.ista of his eullro stotk ,
wortb iirobablv &MI , with no insurance.
The butlalnir wa owned by G. M , Hro n ,
end was In&iirco furifl.lKX ) , which will cover
bit loss. A leaky aiolino ttovo yvas the
cause. _ _
Trlnl in < ill II lIT 'I'll roul .
HrAHNis , Nob. . Ktib , 1:1 : - | SMclal | Tolf.
tram to TIIK BBB. [ A tramp 1'olandor trtoa
10 cut bis tbroxt last evening at a small
station west of Hyannls. Pravlbus to cutting
his throat ho had trlod lo hang himself with
poor rustilis. Then his Jaek-knlfo was
brought into uio. Medical attendance ) saved
the tramp and ho was put on Iho oimbound
passenger train.
llonvy Loss bj' I'lrr.
COHTI.I , "Nob. , Tob. IX [ Special Telegram
to Tim BitG.1 At 4 o'clock this morning the
largo warehouse * of K. Moffott was consumed
byllro. An tmmonso stock of spring goods
in the Implement line , Including n car load
of binding twlno , was entirely consumed ,
amounting to about $0,000. The lusur.tnco
woi light , The flro Is supposed to h 'o
started In the oil room from spontaneous
combination ,
Hold Mortgugrd rciprrty.
Ssw-Aiii ) , Nob. , fob. la. ( Spocliil to Tun
nnp..J Thomas Kosslngor was arrested and
taken boforj Gouuty Juilgo Minor ye torday
on the charge nf soiling mortpaiod property.
Ho was bound over to the nlstrlo. court In a
bond of MUO , In default of which ho Is In
Jnll , Ho bought n now wagon fro.n Uio Ltn-
lniror& Mctcalf company , mortg.iecd 11 to two
different parties , and sold it to a third one * .
Norfolk's Itonds Curried ,
NOKFOI.K , Nob. , Fob. 1.1-lhpoclal Telegram -
gram to TUB BBB. ] Norfolk proclncl today
vetcd bonds to the amount of f-'lJ.OlU to aid
the Ynnkton , Norfolk & Soutliwoitorn rail
road. This road Is to bo completed nnd In
operation this year. The bonds earrlnd by n
majority of nbout four to 0110. Citizens nro
very Jubilant.
Howard'v Kiitrrprl'.c.
SRWAUD , Nob. , Fob. IU. [ Special to Tun
IlKB.J The Soutb Platte Creamery company
of Aurora will put In a S10,0X ( ) plant hero ,
citizens having donated the necessary site for
the enterprise. Tbo company has four other
largo plants in successful operation ,
GOOD NEWS FOR BALIi CRANKS.
Omaha "VV111 lliivo n Tcnin and ( ioixl , Con
venient ( it-omuls.
Whllo there Is a vast deal to bo said with
reference to the local base ball situation ,
there is but llttlo definite to uo announced
yet awhile.
Thoao intorcstcd in tbo gloriou ; sport ,
however , can rest , content with iho state
ment that O in nil a is to have u club the com
ing season and will cut Just ns much of n ilg-
uro In the affairs of the came us sbo ever did ,
: \nd probably a good deal more so.
Manager Kowo will bo hero for permanent
residence today. llo Is working en
ergetically In the city's behalf , acid
will have matters to such a focus In n day or
two that the wholn plan and policy for the
season may bo given to the public. Let
tnctn bo satisfied lor the present \vlth tliu
knowledge that the management is negotia
ting with Council Bluffs people for now
grounds on the ottiur side of tbo rlvor ,
with a certainty almost of urriv
lug at a happy undemanding all
round. Several magnificent stto.-i , anyone
ono of which surpasses the old
Grounds on North Twentieth street , thU
city , have bocn carefully examined and about
nil Unit remains to bo done U to como to a
conclusion about details.
Patrons need fool no apprehension in re
gard to any increased expense to witness
games across tbo river , as under tbo pro
posed now arrangement it will not coH n
penny morn than it docs on tlris side. But on
iho other band , increased facilities for reach
ing the grounds , with shorter sorvioa , bailer
tlmo und more convoninnco every w.iy Is
assured. Instead of feeling in any dogrco
discouraged over the prospect , Omaha'4 ball
cr.inks have every reason for encouragement
and Jubilation.
Viiiriiiont'D Wrcalllll M.itrli.
KAIKMONT , Neb. , Feb. 13. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Bnn. ] Quito an excitement
wan created hero today over a wrestling
match between Lam Swurt/of this citv and
a young college athlete uv the name nf Grear ,
who en me to the town few days ago. Urcur
won lirst fall , but Swart/ took the nevt two
nnd tbo stnko , which was $20. There were
numerous sldo bets and it Is estimated that
SIK ) changed hands on the result.
snii1 nviixun .ixn viti\r \ t.osr.
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The Clipper r.oodlmr.i f.oiulcdVltli OH
l.'ntlrcly Uostrojud.
NKW Yomc , Fob. ] . The "Identity of the
shlo scon burning January 10 , about "l.200
miles southwest of Capo Clear , Ireland , has
bocn established. Slio was the Nov.t Seotl.in
Clipper Loodlana , which left this port with
a l.irgo cargo of refined poll-oleum Uzccmbor
2. She carried a crow of thirty-eight men ,
none of whom have boon heard of sinco.
It is thought all were drowned.
IIiixlncKH Trouble * .
HALIFAX , N. S. , Fob. M. Tbo old whole
sale and retailer llrm of James Scott & Co ,
has tnado an assignment. Debts , $00,000 ;
assets nominally the samo.
A dispatch from Chatham , N. B , says iho
dry goods firm of Sutherland & Crnig has
mudoou assignment with liabilities of $ - ! . " ) . ; ) .
MRADVIM.U , Pa. , Fob. IU. The examina
tion ii : the court of asslgneo as to the value
of the property of tbo Uolametcrs' before the
failure of their banking institution shows
the assets were about $ . ' 130,000 , as against
$1,000,000 liabilities.
MoomiKAp , Minn. , Fab. lit. The oxeilo-
moot over the failure of the Merchants' bank
is still unabated. The liabilities lire said to
ncgregoto $207,000 and the- assets Sl-l ,030.
The bunk holds SUl.OOU of President Brun's
paper , and besides there is an overdraft of
SH.OO'Jof his cashier Knnt/ Indebtedness ;
(14,000 unsecured.
I'liiilmmllu .MuchlnUtH SI III Out.
INDIAN-ATOMS , ind. , Fob. lit. The strike of
the Panhandle machinists is still unsettled.
Tbo moo were Informed thU morning that
unless they returned to work immediately
tboy would bo discharged. The men refused
logo Io work , and now , unless Iho company
grants tbo demands , every machinist on iho
Pennsylvania system between Indianapolis
and Altoona , Pa. , will bo called out.
lit ) Didn't lli'ur ihpTrain.
CIIIITBWX FALLS , Wls , , Fob. ii-\\ ) illnrd
Austin , n married n < an ot 23 years , whllo
driving across tbo Wisconsin Central track
today , about tbroo miles east of here in the
( own of Lafavotto , was struck bvalrcigbt
train , thrown about tony feet and instantly
killed. Austin wus bundled up nbout the
head and did not hear the train approaching.
IMIIcy'n I-'iirtlon I.nndcd on Tup.
SKIIU.U , Mo. , Fob. 1R. After a stormy
session the Republican State Lcnguo which
was occasioned Jjy a wrangle over llic report
of the committee on credentials which re
sulted In n victory for tbo Filly faction. The
convention abjournod smo die at 5 o'clock
this in ornlng. J. H. Harkless was elected
president ,
Itopulillriin ( ialnt In New Vnrk.
AI.IIANV , N. f , , Feb. lit , The Journal lias
compiled the results of the supervisor of eleo
lions Tuesday. In twenty counties W sup
ervisors were chosen. Of tlei ) > o " 18 wcro re
publicans and 114 democrats. Iho republi
can majority of i0 ! In 1'J1 has been Increased
to 134.
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Ha Kcittlin | Coimiilttrii Waiting.
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WASHINGTON , I ) , C. , Fob. lil. The house
rmmmtteo on agriculture waited halt an hour
today for President La Vlousso of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange to put In an np-
pcurunco and then udjournod the unit-option
hearing until Monday.
MlsaUalppl Valley I.umlicrmrn Out \ \ > t.
TACOMA , Wash. , Fob. la. A party of
twenty-seven MissUslnpi valley lumbermen
have urrlvod hero over the Northern Pacific.
They will visit points of Interest on Puget
sound and then return east over the southern
route.
lluiight Up Canadian L'oltuii MIIU.
TOIIONTO , Ont. , Fob. 13 , For some time
patt negotiations bavo been in progress for
Ibo absorption by ono syndicate of all the
cotton mills In the Dominion , and the dual
will shortly bo consummated.
Th Upiilli Hell ,
LOOISVIUK , Ky.t Feb. I ! ! . Kldor Uades ,
the host known Shaker la tbo United mates ,
died today , aged 73.
Now lark' * I'umlut' J-'iinil ,
New Vonic , Fob. 13. Tbo Now York
Russian famine fund uow auioui\Js to 123,000.
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trademark Is " bureau's -
, "JTHo chat-go ts
about f JO. frt
( " li | f r ,
Labels of all IftnUi , doilgnod to bo at-
inched Id maiiuta'cUiroj articles or to bottles ,
DOXCS , otc. , contnWWb them , have liorotoforo
been received 'registration In the patent
office mid a ccrTAtlcAlo Issued accordingly.
Under a very reccnrttoclslon of tlio supreme
couttof the UnUWSlatos It Is held that
thcro Is no authority-in law for granting cer
tificates of rogldfAtlou of labels which
simply designator tic describe iho ar
ticles to whluU.thoy are attached , and
which hare no valua.saparatod therefrom. A
label to bo entitled to registration must have
by itself some value M a composition , nt least
as serving some purpose or cthor than ns amore
moro dcslgtmilon or ndvorlisomont. Many
now holding cort'itlcatos of registration of la
bels are totallv without any protection what *
over. Many registered labels comprise nub-
Ject nnttor rogutorab'.o ' is trademarks.
Wherever this Is so , or where bv n slight
change It can bo nmdo to como within the
purview of the laws governing trademarks ,
registration should bo sought under this
head. The gov rnmont fee In a label case Is
$0 and the bureau charge Is $ T > .
can bo had for books , maps , engravings ,
photographs , painting ! , pictures , otc. The
total cost tboroof is about ? ; ! , Including alt
fees. - '
Interferences.
An Interference Is a Judicial proceeding In
stituted under the direction of the commis
sioner of patents to enable him to do-
termlno the question of priority of
Invention between rival claimants. The
bureau , recognizing- fact that extraor
dinary care and skill are requisite on the
part of nu attorney in charge of acasa , In interference -
torforonco , has nt Its command cotlnsol nro-
pared to conduct. a case in Interference from
the very Inception down to n final determina
tion of the merits of the cause. Testimony
will also bo talton under our direction iu any
part of the United States. While no specific
sum can bn sot down ns applicable to nil In
terference cases alike , yet the charge } will
nhvaj.s bo as reasonable us possible.
Infringements.
The question whether or uot ono patent In
fringes another is the very soul of all patent
lltlgnlion. Tha questions involved nro many ,
and of the most intricalo nature. It is al
ways n matter of such great Importance ! that
'no ono should over claim that another Is liv-
friniring on his rlebus , or , likewise , no atten
tion should bo paid to the claims of infringe
ment by others until the questions Involved
nro carefully passed upon by n reliable at-
toruoy. Tor such services the charges are
nw ays fair and reasonable.
I'nrolgn I'atontK.
In addition to tlib bureau's facilities for
attending to the interests of its Invontor-pal-
rons before the Unllod States patent olllco
and courts. It Is also enabled to procure
untonts for Inventions in all countries
of the world. In many of the foreign coun
tries , notably Canada , Kncland and Oer-
innny , patents for Inventions previously
patented in Ibis country are looked upon
with crcat favor , nnd inventors are there
very frequently moro likely to realize profits
from their inventions than they are oven In
thls _ country. The cost of foreign patents
varies with different eases , but as a general
rule the oxpnnses'rif procuring patents , cov
ering all chargos.-i.s'nbout ns follows :
Canuuu. f. 0 ; Ehfclattd , $ : ) J ; Uurnmny , $ W ;
France , $35 ; Spah , ? JJ ; Bnlglum , $ tW. Ad
ditional informatfob regarding the cost , etc. ,
in any foreign cotfnlrf Avlll bo furnished by
letter on application. ' > tin nil such requests
mention haviup Void ? those instructions iu
Tin : Ecu. vi
ItnnVr'fijiit ' Warning
' '
It seems reniar'Sau'lo that in this , enlight
ened ago it becomiis the duty of every reliable -
liable aijd trust varlijr ( attorney in patent
patters * to advisCjclal jCllonts to'pewaro of
the many shnrkivho pot out with the ap
parent intention of ' defrauding inventors
immoumtely alter.jthojssuo of their patents.
When u patent ajjjHjars in the Patent Ofllco
( Jnzetto patentees aril1' beset with Innumer
able offersJ'sblidtdUons' , " request's , eta , some
protenpitig lo , wuUvto'.ilurcuasc . their patents ,
wnilo others offeftcrtaKo an interest therein
under promise of procuring foreign patents.
The solo object of , these poopln is to obtain
raonov from Inventors , and they never make
the slightest endeavor to carry out their
groundless or worthless promises.
' Model * .
As herainboforo montionoJ , models are not
required In Iho patent ofllce except In intri
cate or complicated cases. But at the same
timewUnnnn Invention can bo better explained -
plained by a moclel it is well to send the same
to us. A model should 'always ba of a size
not larger than 0:10 : square foot , nnd in Send-
in ? the same by oppress the charges should
bu picpnld and the box addressed to
Tin : BIB : Binir.iu OK CI.MM * ,
Bee Building , Omaha , Nob.
( Mention this paper. ]
Vloliitod tli Constitution.
NEW YOHK , Fob. "i ! ! . Some tlmn ago in
formation was given to District Attorney
Nicoll by several merchants of ibis city to the
effect that Karl Uohlosslnger bad swindled
them by false ropresontatlons. A warrant
lor his arrest was issuc'd , but in the mean
time ho escaped to Detroit where ho was ar-
roslod. A requisition has boon asked by
Unvornor Flower , but Schlesslncur asked
for a hearing from Governor Wlnans , of
Michigan , allcginc that tlio prosecution was
Instituted in bad faith , The hearing wan
given today und * Governor Wlnans decided
in favor of Schlosbinger , who was set at
liberty , Thu uiMion.of Governor Wlnans lias
caused great Indignation In the district attor
ney's ' olllco , and' Mr , Nicoll declarers that
Michigan's governor tjasiviolntcd the fedor.il
consMlutiou.
2. > c for a box of Hocham Pills wortb a
guinea.
T. , . K. Walker of Beatrice is at the Mlllard.
T , P. Bucngcr of Lincoln Is at the Arcade.
II , B. Tomson of Lincoln is at the Djllono.
\y. G , Wliitmoro of Valley Is at the Mur-
rav.
H. II. Scott of Clioyciino Is a Paxton
guest ,
Dell Alkin of Atkinson , Neb * , is at the
Arcade.
Thomas Connor of' Gratid Island is at tlu
Paxtoii ,
N. J. Soibcrg of Wymoro is slopping lit the
Pax ton.
W. L. Park of North Platte is stopping at
too Alilbrd.
William H. Buss of Fremont Is registered
at Iho I'axton ,
H. S. Boal of North Platte is registered
at the Murray , * .
E. Barthbld ofSfiHc't'idan , S. D. , is at tbo
Brunswick. " " ' <
M. J.-Graham offGrlm Island is registered
at thu Mlljard. 'Jq've ' *
W.vB.pdVidson " ; < ifiJ oarnoy U domiciled
attbaPaxlon. , .
c ; . F. Iddltigs of5qau | Platte Is raistorod
at the Midard. jeuf'J
J , L. Wilson of Uiikamah , Nob. , is stopping
at thu Arcado.ii.nl (
H. H. Missloy of-ll'mcoln was at the Mur
ray yesterday. jyol
J. W > Aidr ) < JW3jpf oJ'Vompnt was at the
Arcade yesterday , , ,
W , J , Ivlnsloy of fjUaiiaudoah , fa. , is regis
tered at iho Paxtov. o1)
U. F. Calhoiiu oM5u > Uigllold. Neb. , Is stop
ping at tbo MtirraV. .mi
W. D. Skaggifoffjhoflatuloah , la. , is regis
tered at tbo ArcarW : -
U. B. Hoborts of'A'rliiiglqn , Nob. , Is regis-
tcrod at the Arcade.
K. G , Walt nnd'wlfo of Brokoa Bow are
registered at the Paxton.
Mrs. I ) , C. Hurlbut of Norfolk It among
the laay RUOSU at the Paxton.
J , C. Hallsbark and wife of Ashland , Neb , ,
are stopping nt Iho IJruiiswlQk ,
Louis K. Sidilos and II. C. Ilolloway of
Alliance , Nob. , are at , tlio Mlllard.
S. A. tiearlo of Nolsou , Nob. , was among
the arrivals last night at thu Paten ,
Hobert \yindbam of Plaltsmoutli was
among the arrivals yester.day at the Murray.
Superlntoudout Fitz pa trick departed for
Now Vorlt City today to attend tbo annual
mooting of the National Educational assocla
lion at Hrooklyn. llo will deliver an ndare&s
upon "What the State Should Do for Chil
dren of the Kindortrarteu Ago , " before .he
association.
[ CONTINUE ! * rnoM rinsr
THEY WILL FIGHT
Full Text of Balfour's Irish Local Govern
ment MeasurOi
IT WILL UNITE THE WARRING FACTIONS
n Appeal Will ItercUa Nu Support
from tlio MaMrn Arbitrary ilocloiul :
Ilniindnrlr * Created Moro \Vur
Clonila ( lathering In liurnpo ,
LONDONFob. . 12. Until Mr. Balfour In-
traduces the Irish local government bill on
Thursday next the proceedings in Parlia
ment will bo moro party skirmishing. Many
members will not appear until the leader In
the House of Commons explains the nnluro
of the measure in wbtcb the govornracnt U
expected to appeal to the country. Though
tbo ministers decline to .satisfy politicians
who crave to know the gist of the Irish pro
posals the draft of tha bill , which is now In
typo , ts known to contain a host of clauses
VlvnlluB In complexity Mr. Baltour's land
aot.
aot.A
A high Informant describes It as , Iu sub
stance , an application of the English county
council net without adhering strictly to ex
isting county areas , with a view lo protect
iho minority , that Is the conservative
strength. In districts where the national
vote is too strong , arbitrary doctoral bound
aries are created. As in England , throo-
fourths of the members of each council are to
booloctod by the ratepayers , a portion of "tho
rest by tbo councilors and a certain
number by the Irish executive.
The councils ura to have control
of the local police , oxreptlng the appoint
ment of the chief constables , tbo control of
licensing , administration of the poor law ,
asylUms , Industrial schools and prisons , ex
cepting state government prisons nnd roads
and publlo works. The Imperial pollco are to
bo maintained In n loss force.
To Dc'prlvo the Prlrsls of I'mvor.
As an appendix to the bill is another measure
uro transferring Irish private laud business ,
now heard nt Westmlnslor , to the local
councils. A conference of Irish landlords re-
'rcnlly sent to Mr. Balfour. through the duke
ofAborcorn , a demand that clergymen bo
excluded from county boards , the aim being
lo doprlvn tire priests of their infiunnco.
Mr. Gladstone tonight wired that ho would
reappear iu the House of Commons on the
2'Jiul lust , iu time for the debute ou iho sec-
dad reading : of ibo measure. The Irish load
ers of both groups declare their voadinoss to
adopt what they ran of Mr. Botfonr's pro
posals , but they also concur that the bill will
bo found in the main impossible of accept
ance.
ance.A'n early result of the combined attack of
this bill will bo the reunion of tha Irish party ,
when both groups will co-operulo for.a com
mon end , and factions will disappear.
'iho decision of the Parnolllto section not
lo appoint a recognized lender shows that
they fuel that 'ho ' tlmo for reunion Is near.
Arrulunril the Liberals.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain , duku of Devon
shire , and a host of persons of high rank and
tillo wcro in the gallery of the House of
Commons yesterday evening to hoar Mr.
Chamberlain , who achieved a distinct tri
umph in his brilliant arraignment of the lib
erals. The pungency of" his attacks drew
fro'quent cheers from the conservatives. Ills
allusion lo the alllanco balwcon the McCar-
thyitcs niltt the Gladstonians scorned to delighT -
lighT the llttlo band of Parnellltes.
Hon. Sir William Vernon Harjourt'schargo
that Lord Salisbury's Exeter spoocu was nn
insult lo 'Catholics was most effocltvu. Mr.
Chambqrlnin quoted a passage from Mr.
Gladstono's writings which says ! "To secure -
cure rights is the aim of Christian civllua-
tlon ; to destroy thorn and establish the re
sistless domineering action of a purely
central power , is the aim of tha lioninn
policy. "
Mr. Chamberlain also quoted a similar
passage from Mr , Morley's writings. Then
uo asked , "is it not strange that tbo Glad
stonians may steal a horse when we cannot
look over tbo bodge i"
Mr. Money , In his reply , did not add to his
reputation , ins speech was angry in tone ,
nnd ho wus evidently unprepared for the at
tack. Ho made some good points in the curly
part of Ins speech , "but soon dropped nil and
was confused. Wbllo ho was speaking the
number of members in the h'ouso gradually
dwindled.
More \Vnr Humor * .
'L'hero is some-thing portentous In the
simultaneous assembling in tbo Levant
of Heels of great powers. Since it
became known that the French and Kusslan
squadrons in the Mediterranean are going
to Alexandria , ardors have been sent to the
Austrian admiral , Robrschleldt , now at
Smyrna , to sail with flvo war ships for
Pinuus , where the squadron will bo joined
by two Italian ironclads and division of Iho
German squadron. Within a fortnight the
united squadrons of tbo dreibund will bo
vvitpin co-operating distance of tha English
fleet at Alexandria. If Franco's design is to
impress tbo Ithodlvo by a naval demonstra
tion. England and ho- allies are ready to
make a moro impressive demonstration.
thu Kldcr.
The rumor tliat an attempt would bo umdp
today to lloat the strundou steamer Eider ,
drevV'lo Athorfiold a number of spectators
including some interested London engineer
experts. It was found that the vessel must
bo , still lightened of her remaining
cargo und tha vvoric ol pumping out
tbo water further undvancod before tbo
attempt to float bar is liiicly to bo successful.
lion , Maurice Bourke. who with Iho navi-
gatlng officer is held responsible for the nc-
cldentj is a great ctunn of the duke of Edlu-
, burgh , having served with htm in iho navy
and bavint , visited Russia with him.
Parliament will appoint a commltlco to
consider tbo _ quo.ition of traffic through the
heart of London. They have under discus
sion several competing schemes for under
ground clcctrio railways. Ono plan Is for u
line from Shoperd's Bush to Cornhill with a
central subground station in front of the
Uoyal exchange. . Another plan Is for a line
from tl o rlty to Islington ; a third line from
Waterloo , passing below the Thames to the
Mansion bouso.
Tiicitom/ii : : ) HY ANAiicmivr.s.
SpiiulMli'Coin in null li'Hl'Inndurod liy Luulcma
Mol > H.
MADIIID , Fob , 12. A dispatch from Xeres
says that tuo'oxecutlou of anarchists which
took place last Wednesday has not bad tbo
elloct of putting n stop to the anarchist
agitation. Several bands of anarchists have
boon marauding in tbo country coso to
Xores , but yesterday n detachment of
gendarmes woroKont uflcr'thom , whereupon
they at once took to ( light. The gendarmes
are determined lo capture them if possible
and are btlll in pursuit of them ,
From Cadiz todav comes tlio intolllgenco
tpat the police nf that city have arrested
three anarchism who were armed with long ,
keen daggers , They had In their possession
n quantity of documents , couched in the
usual ( lory anarchistic style , calling upon the
people to avenge thu deaths of tha executed
anarchists nnd right the wrongs which the
working pcoplo suffer ,
, ' OSIIOIS.M : 111:1. : D I'oit TUI.YI. .
.Major HiirKriMvi'i and III * Wlfo Try to
hlilt-ld Hut 1'rlnomtr.
LONDON , Fob , I'.1. Florence Ethel Oiborna
was this morning arraigned In the po'.lco
court to answer to the charge of perjury.
Tbo cnargo is based on the fact that wbon ou
trial for stealing Mrs , Ilargroave's
Jewels she denied the theft , but
afterwards confessed it , TUB court
room was packed. Evidence of theft as
given at the previous trial wa Introduced ,
and Mrs. Osuorno. said she bad nothing to
eav concerning tbo charuo against bar , It
was ovideut that Major Hargrcavcs and wlfo
were dolnir their best to assist Mrs. Usborno
to oacapu the legal consequences of her act.
After the preliminary examination Mrs. Os-
berne was romanOpd for trial.
In the lluiun of i.'umiiioiix.
LONDON' , Fob. U' . In the House of Com
mons today debate continued ou , 'ouu | { od-
mond'i amendment to tbo address In favor of
releasing treason- felony prUonori and Mr.
Rilm6nd > amendment Wfti defeated by a
YOto ot IDS to 07.
ttovynisu HILT
Hrooklyn Democrat * Tnk n Tnrnnt Kent *
Ing Him nnil Ills Methods ,
BnooKLTN , N. Y. , Fob. 12.Tho Criterion
theater was where tbo Indignant democrats
of tbo City of Churches tonight poured forth
their protests against the to called free con
vention of the democratic committee. A ,
Healy , the chairman , opened with a scath
ing rebuke of Mr. Hill and lit * followers
which was cheered at every point , and there
were repeated cheers for O rover Cleveland.
Mr. Hcaly explained iho object of tbo moot
ing , and then Introduced Edward M.
Shoppnrd as the chairman ,
Mr. Sheppard spoke In severe condemna
tion ot the Hill democrats In calling such au
early convention ,
Mr. Shonpard was followed by John D. Warner -
nor , whoso speech wus t ho principal end of the
evening. Mr. Warnoi-first dealt with the
defeat ot Mills for the spoakorshlp. Ho said
bo was boalon by a combination ot these
who were opposed to iho agreement
under winch Iho democratic parly had suc
ceeded ; of which combination the Mow \ ork
state democratic organization directed
by Governor Hill was n principal
factor. Whatever may Imvo boon the
motives ot the others , Mr. Wnrnor
ulalod that , in his opinion. Hill's
plan , as defined by his Elmtrn speech , was to
call a halt in tariff reform and to bring free
coinage to thoiront.
Mr. Warner was loudly applauded whou
ho rottrcd.
Archibald T. Sessions road tlio resolutions
which wcro unanimously Adopted. They
were substantially ns follows :
"Wo protest against this call for a midwinter -
winter convention , not only so much bccatiso
It Is sudden or unprecedented , ns because It
seeks to subordinate the intolllgonco of the
mass of the dnmocratio party to
the operations ot Ingenious political
mechanism and management , and be-
catiRO n triumph of such u management
would discredit the party and Us Dnnclplos
uud threaten serious disaster. The demo
cratic party is of the people. However adroit
tbo work of Its politicians may bo at this
tlmo the party must in November donl wltti
the people. Wo protest respectfully , but
firmly , uealnst tbo contemptuous movement
by democratic statesmen however exalted In
position , of mass meetings and other legiti
mate and traditional means by which demo
cratic sentiment Is expressed or aroused , or
enlightened.
Itesolvod , That the cnmmltteo of twenty-
live , which has called this meeting , bo con
tinued , nnd they bo requested to onlaiRO their
number to IDUand'lo tnUoMich stops and pio-
uccd In such organization as they iniiv seem
wise lo uiomoto the purposes of this meet
ing.
ing.Hov.
Hov. Ur. Charloi Hall next voiced his pro
test , nnd after him oamo F. W. Helnrlcli ,
who was prominently mentioned for mayor
ot Brooklyn lust election. "No American
citizen in his souses , " ho said , "who
loves his country and remembers Washing
ton and Jefferson and Jackson and Lincoln
and Cleveland would think of making Hill
president if ho had the power to do so.
Still , Mr. Hill is the dictator within the
parly machinery of Now York stale , llo
and his immediate Intimate friends
control the state committee. Ho has
Induced Ibo committee , at n tlmo when
ho had a certain amount of prcs-
tlgo in his particular department , to
call this early winter state convention
in order that be might use such prestige , bis
hold upon Iho party organisation throughout
the stale , and Iho patronage which ho can
dlstrlbulo through the present governor and
others , to bring about the selection of dolo-
gatcs to the national convention , to bo held
In Juno next , favorably to his own ambitions
und aspirations , and thus delude the demo
crat Ic parly in nthor states into the belief
that , the great Emplro state of Now
York actually favors his candidacy
for the presidency. A danger Is
threatening our government today.
Are there not men every where in our party
who , regardless of consequence to them
selves. Will assert their irnuhood and openly
condemn the action of an organization claim-
Ing'to bo democratic , but really representing
a hateful oligarchy or men" whoso whole lifo
has shown a devotion to personal advance
ment rather than au adherence to principle
nnd to nianlv solf-forgotfulnossi"
Tbo meeting broke up after an address of
tbanlts from the New York committee , deliv
ered through E. B. Whitney.
.V.IA .WZ.VU WOHKKltS.
Passed and Otlirr UiisInrsK
Transacted liyTliiiin Vi-stvrilay.
Coi.fJinirs , O. , Fob. 1 . At Iho convention
of the United Mluo Workers of America
today , it was decided to abolish the defense
fund nnd assess n per capita tax of 10 cents
a month for tlio support of the organization.
All money now in the defense fund is to bo
used for organi/.ing purposes.
The general executive board was author
ized to levy a tax at any tlmo for the support
of a strike.
A resolution urging the adoption by the
national house of representatives of the reso
lutions to investigate the Pinuorton do-
tcctivo agency was passod.
Thu convention declared for t'lo ' rostrictlon
of Chiuoso immigration , tbo election of
United Stntos senators by popular vole and
iho passage of national laws for the pro
tection of minors.
At Philadelphia.
Pnir.iniai'iirA , Pa. , Fob. Id. The Pennsylvania
vania club , a semi-political organization of
this city , tonight celebrated the birthday of
Abraham Lincoln by n dinner , which
in the future it proposes to uiaico
au annual affair. The prlncinal
guests of tbo evening were Attorney
General Miller , Solicitor General Taft and
United States Senator Ballmgor of Now
Hampshire. C. Stuart Patterson , noun's
Law school. University of Pennsylvania ,
responded to the toast "Abraham Lincoln. "
At the conclusion of Mr. Patterson's
speech , Attorney Genera' Miller spoke to tbo
toast , "The Present Administration. "
Mr. Mlllor , In tbo early part of his address ,
said : "Of the chief executive , of the man
ner In which ho has maintained the dignity
nnd honor of the nation and the rights of Its
pcoplo abroad , Us general policy , of his ad
ministrating in domestic affairs , of the char
acter of bis state papers , the quality ot blx
political appointments , of bis fidelity to per
sonal and party plodcos uud In iho execution
of all laws , ot his astonishing erusp of all
questions arising In avery department of the
government , in short , of the head of the ad
ministration , I shall notspoak , "
Mr. Mlllor then proceeded upon a rovlow
of loading achlqvemonts of Iho various gov
ernmental departments under Mr. Harrison's
administration ,
_ _
Union l.fUKU * ' C'luli ,
Ni'.w YniiK , Fcb 1" , Tbo annual dinner of
tbo Union League club of Brooklyn was
t'ivon at the club house tonight , The club nt
the saroo tlmo celebrated the birthday of Liu-
col n.
Addresses were made by Hon. John S.
Wlso to the toast , "Abraham Lincoln ; "
Hou. John S. Burroughs , "A Government of
the People ; " Hon. Mr. Washbiirn. "How
Shall Wo Extend the Labor Field of the
United Rtalosl" and Hon. Soph Pangbnrii
on "Tho Republicanism of Aorubam Lincoln
nnd Us Lesson for Us Today. "
ItlutiM ii lal
FitiNKi.iN , Pa. . Fob. J3. Mlllor & Slbloy
have purchased from Sonalor Stanford three
of the most no ted animals at Palo Alto stock
farm as follows ; Uolslro , yearling colt , by
Electioneer , Jam beautiful Bolls , prlco $25 , .
000. Belle Flower , 3-year-old , record 2'J45/ : ,
a full sister of Bolsiro , prloo $10U30. Cooil-
ian colt , foaled 18S9 , t-yoar-old ! , record U : ' - ! - . ' ,
price fin , 000. All tbroo were sired by tbo
famous Electioneer ,
Tinlnt Collided.
PiTTsnuita , Pa. , Feb. 1U. A combination
of accidents occurred on tbo Fort Wayne
road during last night , and seriously inter
fered with traffic. About midnight two
freight trains collided near Lawronca sta
tion , cUvon miles west of this city. Both
onglncs wcro completely wrecked.
Kiillliun Kuyit It'i u Mr.
LGAVKNUOIITII , Kan. , Foo. 10. When John
L. Sullivan toad the statement , printed In
all the morning papers , that he had signed an
agreement to fight Mahcr for a puna of 105-
000 and an outside bet of $10UOO lie pro
nounced it "a blooJy lie. "
HOW SHALL IT BE DIVIDED
Sixth WnulO'S Cannot Agrco as to tha
Hnnnor of Division ,
REFERRED TO A SELECT COMMITTEE
Kvrryono Hnil n Kirk mid KvprrNrd lilt
It I ghl A Srnrrlloiis Itrsolutlnn Intro-
( lurpil A Very tJnliiirinoiiloin Until *
crlng Defended Tlin lire.
An unharmonlous ntul dUcordant mo.
mooting of the Sixth ward citizens was hold
last night at Twenty-sixth and Lake strcots.
The meeting was hold to consider the advis
ability of the division of the Sixth wnrJ.
Three different factions were at the moot-
lug , The northsldors wnnlod the ward di
vided east und west and the wcstsldorj da-
sired the division to the north and south. As
it result of this conflict the factions were
wrangling the entire session.
A committee , composed of Frank Spore , F.
W. Filch mid A. T. Hays , to which the matter -
tor of dividing the ward had bcon referred ,
made a report to Jndeo G. W. Ambrose , the
chairman , nnd the members of the ward club ,
recommending the division bo mi Jo , com
mencing at Twentieth street running weston
V
on Sueneor to Thirty-first , tlionco soulh to
Mnplo , ihotico west on Maple to the city lim
its , dividing the ward by a line miming east
and west.
The reading cf this report created a fac-
lioiial light , and the different sections of the
ward ijol Into n wrangle. Amendments and
substitutes were offered. Some wanted the
line to extend to Thirty-third and others to
Thirty-sixth ntreot , and tharo thov woro.
As to the division , population , improve
ments nnd counellmtuilu representation
were discussed. Tno north end people
plo said It the ward was divided by a lluo
running north and south they would bo In a
hopeless minority and could got no Improve
ments.
Alisnlutoly Xrrossary.
Frank Spore said iho division was not
only necessary , but almost compulsory. At
present the Sixth ward covered too much
territory , nnd by n division moro public Im
provements could bo procured In both the
north and west sections. Each man repre
senting a different portion of the ward hud n
vigorous kick coming on account of his sec
tion not gelling any Improvements.
Leaving the chair , Judge Ambrose said ho
was there In the Intcrosl of no party or fnc
lion , but for the bonoMt of the pcoplo in the
ward. Ho was well aware ot the fact that
tbo ward was too lurso , but when they
talked of a division of the Sixth , ho said ,
they were wasting their breath. The ward
could not bo satisfactorily divided , The
thing to do was to take tbo Fifth , Sixth and
Eighth , and from these three make an addi
tional ward. The Fifth and Eighth were too
small , while the Sixth was too largo. Hy ro-
districtlng the three ono good ward oould ba
created.
"Exerclso a llttlo common sense , " said tlio
Judge , "and then you will bo able to accom
plish something. "
Attorney Fitch thought that in the dlvls
ion of tbo ward politics should not bo consid
ered. Ho believed it was for the best inter
ests of the pcoplo to have wards to make it
convenient for them lo vote without having
to go three or four miles to cast n ballot. All
the ideas about improvements , ho thought ,
were selfish , wbilo on the contrary othur
matters should bo considered.
Tabled iliu K ( < rmrt.
After moro prolonged wrangling and jang
ling some wlso individual made n motion to
table the wuolo matter Indufinltoly , and with
a hurrah it was dono.
Notwithstanding this notion K. J. Burgess
introduced a resolution to the olTcct that tlio
division of Iho ward and improvements
therein bo referred to the councilman of tha
ward , together with a committee of live , wco
would have power to act in Mia mailer. The
chairman tberoforo Appointed the oommlttoo
of live. It consists of Messrs. Burgejs , Mas-
sick , Patrick , Oxford and Ambrose.
Vcntoil Ills IViutli In u Keicitutlon.
Wbon this was disposed of n scurrilous resolution
elution was introduced by ono Wilson cen
suring the city council nnd condemning the
editor of TUB TIER , and others on the
question asicing other proposals to
be made for property suitable for porks.
The resolution was qullo lengthy and referred -
ferrod to a measure adopted recently by tha
city council asking far offers on property
with a view of selecting and purchasing
tracts for park purposes.
"Wo look on this action ol tbo council , "
says the resolution , "as a scheme of some in
terested parties to defeat the will of the
people , and also as a direct insult to the
Board of Park Commissioners. Wo deprecate
the action ot the council as in bad faith. Wo \
think the sites already selected nro for the
best Interests of the people. Wo shall ro-
slst any attempt to foist upon the city for
park purposes property that Is inaccessible
and othoruiso unsuitable. "
It was further stated In the resolution that
tlio park bonds wcro voted for tbo purchasn
of specified tracts of land and they did not
ncliovo the bonris could bo used for the pur
chase of other sites than these sDoclllod.
Colonel Pratt ] umpod to his toot and said
It would bo an outrage nnd n scandal on tha
pcoplo of the Sixth ward to pass such u vili
fying resolution. Ho thought it was nn
Insult not only to Tin : Bet but also to the
council.
Mr. Wilson , the author of the measure ,
than moved tint thu clause pertaining to Iho
paper and "ward politicians" bo eradicated ,
and It was.
The resolution was than passod.
Another mooting will bo held Monday
night.
MiSSOUllf .lV.lSS 3IKKT.
rrcnlilcnt Ilurrlsnn' * Administration I'n-
dnrrtt'tl und Secretary Hlulnu C'oinint'iidud *
Sin.u.H : , Mo. , Fob. 12. The attendance at
the biennial mooling of the state Icaguo of
republicans clubs of Missouri , which opened
hero today. was the largest in tno history of
tbo organization , 601) ) members being in
attendance. President M. GrecnholdcM
called tbo meeting toordorooliverlng eshort
opening address in eulogy of party principle * .
At the conclusion of his remarks committees
on credentials , resolutions and order of busi
ness were elected. The convention then
adjourned.
The afternoon session was snont In speech
making , nnnding a report from the creden
tials committee , which was wrestling with
contosls. While this commlttoo was out that
on resolutions reported n series of rcsolu
tlonsondorsing Iho present administration , the
Fifty-first congress , the republican jiositloii
In regard to protection , reciprocity and pen
sions ; favoricg deep water improvement ;
denouncing the rodlstnctlng of the Htato ;
commending the action of Secretary lilulno
In the Chilian Incident and endorsing Pat
rick Kgau ,
Most people seek amusement nt tha theater
tor , and a largo audlonco found it last night
In "Snider and Fly , " now running at Boyd's ' ,
The critic might easily pick flaws in the
[ lorformanco If it were held uu'ns u preten
tious work uf art , but its mission is merely
ono of innocent entortuinmniit. It U u mix
ture of mirth and music in p'onty of variety
and well calculated to please the masses ,
Burlesque , pantomime , comedy , vaudeville ,
and music- are combined with considerable
cleverness , Thcro are shapely glrln in rich
costumes , graceful dancing , plenty of sing
ing , an equilibrist and a Juggler with novel
ties , funny absui dittos and pretty marches.
The performance may bu described us u mus
ical oxlravuirania with moro or lest variety
business thrown Into it ,
Charles H. Kcnnov in a clover low couio-
dlun , and his conceits greatly tiekloJ tha
risibilities of ibo andlnncp. Miss Anna t'ald-
well us Lord liaulo Durzlo U an utlructivo
young woman und performed with spirit.
Both her Hinging und her dancing wuro
licurtlly encored. MUs Lou Uoycu as the
queen of the mermaids also won a liberal
shuro of the honors with bur singing , The
[ Hiriornianoo had plenty of color and action ,
nnd made a pleasing evening's onterulu-
inout.
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Hlrlldnj ; MurliliHi Hand * . \
IKIKASAI'OUH , Ind. , Fob , 1Tho raactmio
lands In the Panhandle railroad shops hero
went out this morning , as they objected to
working by the uloco , Ibo company ueroto-
fore paying them "M cents un hour. There
are sixty-seven strllcon , all Ibo won la ilia
shops but three ,