Fort Scott Evening Globe from Fort Scott, Kansas • 1

iff II ANARCHISTS IN KANSAS. PW Store GENERAL NEWS. WALKING'S GOOD. road men. None of the men alleged to have been imported, Mr.

said, had applied for work, The Existence of a Secret JMiLtary Org-s. ization D1330 verei ia Cowisy and. 1 Sumner Couajias. Winfield, OJt. (j It hn been Hon.

Allen IG. Thurman at Wasn- TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. For Good Bargains Go To J. COITIMi SciSOU A FULL LINE OF Gents' Furnishing Goods Notions, L'tc. known for seve rL month-, a coiupauy North Side Street Car Men in Chicago Inaugurate Their Threatened Strike.

MILLINERY GOODS ington-Reports to Surgeon-General Hamilton. of citizens residing here belonged to that detestable 0 all societies, the Within the last few days a typ3-stler, We have New Goods arriv- The Men ninsr- Terrible Crime on a Northern Pacific Train Kate Claxton's Diamonds Affain. Railroad Tickets BonfutAM Sola. by the name of oorman, an employe of th Nonconformist office, a Union Labor paper here, was employed to investigate Orderly, But No Cars Hack and Carryall Lines. .301 EAST WALL STREET.

ing every day from New Yoik City, and can" now show the aud report. He could learn liounng nere concerning the organization, at this city, as he and the management of the Noncon iE23S3 Men Arriving to Man Cars Imported formist office were at outs, so he learned i A Fatal Sail at Chicago Movement to Export American Beer An Unfair Fighter Mad Celestials. of another organization of the same urna Goods and J. I. SUEPPA11D Cable Trains When They Are Sent Out.

at Soutri Haven, a small town ia Sumner, j. Daughters an adjoining county. He went there ana, cn sell Fort Scott. We' SlILTPAUD, Tom King, the English ex-champion pugilist' who defeated Mace in 180 is dead. The Czar and his tamily return to St.

Petersburg on November 3. Small-pox is spreading at Toronto, Ont. All the inhabitants will be vaccinated. There is no clew to the person snnding poisoned candy through the mails to Gait, Ont. The charge against ex-Broker E.

S. Cox, at Toronto, of appropr ating 10,000 of the Central Bank funds has been dismissed. Th.e eighth annual fair at Carbondale, 111., opens Monday. Great success in indicated by the entries. Two Austrian students who were in financial trouble, by agreement, shot each other dead in the street in a suburb of Vienna Friday.

Hon. Carl Schurz has retarned to Berlin from Hamburg. He says that circumstances compel h.m prolong his stay in Germany. The Mormon semi-annual conference is in progress at Salt Lake City. Apostle Lorenzo Snow presides.

Walter Dickey, a young planter of Pleasant Hill, was found murdered. Jack Trib-bles, a tenant, is accused of the crime, but has fled. Pasteur's method for preventing anthrax among sheep and cattle has been tried in New being initiated, soon obtain h1 the ritual, 4T- LAW ATTOXXEYS lwVVi. at the constitution and by-laws the order or He -succeeded in bringing to this city ths abova named books and a list of members, aid vhe citizens of Win- Collcct- prices and can suit all classes. Fort Scott Asrencv, And Managers inr fiold found, to their horror, that part of the membership were citizens of this Oi A fine line of fancy Feath- 3 Roonn 03 and S01 Hill Block.

FORT SCOLM1, KANSAS. county, and of Ihis citj; also that the head of the band is one Pryor, or fot. Louis, whose initials it has been impos crs and Tips. Ask to see the sible to obtain as re It was also ascer Hon. Allen G-.

Thurmw at the Capital. Washington, Oct. 6. Hon. Allen G.

Thurman, accompanied by his son, reached Washington early this morning, and, without attracting much attention, proceeded directly to the Ebitfc House. A number of Jud Thuimau's friends subsequently called and paid their respects. At the special request of Mr. Thurman there will be no demonstration beyond, perhaps, a quiet reception and possibly a banquet before he leaves tha city. Arrangements were being made to give the distinguished visitor a grand reception, but at h's request the scheme was abandoned.

He will spend his time qaietly while here visiting old friends and to the Supreme Court business which is the cause of his visit at this time. tained that one Ed Moore, chairman of the Union Labor countv central committer; Henry and Leo Vincent, editors of the Nonconformist xapy here, and their o. "ROIJE11TS, An i oneer IsTo 122 Wall Street, -JL brother, Prof. Vincent, were aiimemDers of the order. The constitution, by -laws and ritual of the order have baen obtained, and they disclose a military organization and declaration of principles based on a revolution of the present form of government, and.

the membrs are bound together by an oath which inflicts death as a punishment for a revelation of any of the secrets of the order. The ritual can onlybe read by use of a key. The covers of the book containing the constitution and by-laws are blank. On the second leaf Yellow Tever Eeports. Cries sales of every description.

Satisfaction guaranteed. A liberal share of patronage respectfully solicited. Sale bills furnished at Cut Rates to patrons. For farther information apply at the Globe office or address me nt FORT SCOTT. KANSAS.

Washington, Oct. 6. Reports for the last twenty -four hours received by the Surgeon-General of Marine Hospital Service, show seventeen new cases of The Strike la On. Chicago, Oct 6. At o'clock this piorningr the car men began to gather at the several North Side barns to watch pvents of the coming day, then just dawn-Jng.

There was no unusual stir at any of the places. At the limits barn it was unusually quiet. The cable was not started. Many men were around, but no effort was matle to take out cars up to 7:30. The early risers took the strike good-naturedly and walked down 4own.

Many conveyances Were brought into use, and were well patronized. At the Larrabee street barns, the men appeared in large numbers at an early hour, but no attempt was made to take out cars. Large squads of city police and private detectives were on hand, but their services were not required. Around the dlaybourn avenue barn were congregated many of the strikers, but no cars were taken out, and the men' Baid the strike was a go. The police were in attendance awaiting the day's events.

At Lincoln avenue, a few old employes made their appearance. The night cars came in from their trips, and the men went away quietly. A few officers of a private detective agency were on hanfl, but they found no work to do. No Siirn of Trouble. Chicago, Oct.

6. The North Side cable has not yet been put in motion. At the engine-houses the fires are banked, doors closed and guarded by police. Up to ten o'clock there had been no attempt jto start horse-cars. The thousands of North-Siders, whose business called them down town early, availed themselves of the suburban trains, hacks, cabs, omnibusses and express wagons.

A large number of wagons have been put on by the strikers, which carry passengers at a five -cent fare. The best of humor prevails, and so far there has been no sign ot any trouble. N00 NAN SONS, yellow fever at Fernandina, butno deaths. Jackson, reports the situation unchanged. A Terrible Crime on a Northern Pacific Train.

Minneapolis, Oct. 6. Passen is printed: "Constitution and by-laws of the En niot Le Ki Bad ov. Sttad of the United States," which, translated by the kev, reads: "National Order of Videttes." PEA TERS IINT Yesterday the secret was publicly re gers on the Northern Pacific train which vealed, and the city is much excited over South Wales and has been found to be a great success. The Broadway boodlers in Canada are rejoicing in the New York Court of Appeals' decision in the McQuade case and expect to return to New York by the end of the year.

A horrible story of wide-spread destitution comes from Rsmsey County, where the entire population is said to be on the brink of starvation. The Socialist trial at Hamburg has resulted in the sentence iif Rabst to three months' imprisonment and Wuertel, Fricke, Rohde and Noack to two months each. Six others were acquitted. The force of British troops which was sent out from Simla for the purpose of punishing the rebels met with only light losses. Two hundred of the rebel forces were killed at Black Mountain.

Three persons drank embalming fluid at a "wake" in Racine, in mistake for beer. One of the victims, James Payton, will probably die. Tie others are very sick, but will recover. The Moorish Government has refused to comply with Portugal's demand that the Portuguese flag be saluted in reparation for an insult to the fl ig at Port Larache. Portugal threatens to send a man-of-war to obtain satisfaction.

The Odd-Fellows of St. Paul and Minneapolis gave loyal and royal welcome to the officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge on their way home from the Los Angeles meeting. Major Warner, Commander-in-Chief of the G. A. and Senator Plumb were present at Friday's session of the Kansas Encampment of the G.

A. R. at Topeka. Fifty thousand people participated. The Common Council of Berlin has adopted the motion to vote 500.0 JO marks to found a benevolent institution in memory of Emperor Frederick, and also the motion to open a public fund for the erection of a monument to Frederick in Berlin.

A boiler in the cotton gin of J. C. Harris, at arrived St. Paul Thursday morning the matter. Talk is loud and bitter tell of a horrible deed which occurred against the Nonconf ermist office, and threats are freely made of raiding it and west of Fargo.

They say two men, apparently harvest hands, boarded the School Sillies driving it out of the city. After the An archists' trial at Chicago that paper came train at a small station and engaged in an altercation with the train hands over out boldly for the condemned Anarchists, and advocated their cause, which greatly their fare. One of the men was thrown from the rapidly -moving train while the other clung to the seat and begged for incensed the good people of the city. YELLOW FEVEll. mercy.

The passengers interfered and saved his life. The train was then Latest Kenorts-From the Fever District backed ut and the victim was found. He of Florida Xiooiingr the Future in the Face. presented a horrible sight, being a man p-lf-rL shaneless mass. As far as can be Cincinnati.

Oct. 0. A Post special from Jacksonville, says: Editor learned there have been no arrests made. Martin of tho Times- Union is very low. Kate Claxton's Diamonds.

I. 1 A Philadelphia, Oct. 6. For a second Qn I 1 fcla EL3 'JflLSK '21 0'vm'n to nearly Oipile tlie lurn at the Chaises. 6.

Superintendent The Poor Having1 rimr-AGO. Oct. time in the history of the suit of Kate Claxton aa-ainst the Continental Hotel proprietors, J. E. Kingsley to re cover damages for the loss of her dia ii 3 monds, the jury failed to agree, and were discharged this morning.

Judge Thayer Threedy said at eleven o'clock: we fihall probably not attempt to run any pars to-day. It would be useless. By Monday morning, -however, hope to be able to resume operations with new men." All is quiet on the North Sida, and the vehicles of all descriptions that have been pi essed into service are doing a thriving business. Quite a number of ttBftHhv residents of the North Side this told the men on the jury that he was very Tiptonville, exploded, fatally injuring several of the hands and totally wrecking the gin. The loss is insurance.

The $23,000 in P.atte County which were supposed to have been stolen from J. W. Coats, county attorney, Wednesday, were found in the couuty clerk's office, having been over sorry they could not ooaie to some agree ment, but that as they seemed so post This noon the special committee appointed for drawing up oppropriate resolutions upon the death of Colonel J. J. Daniel will report to the executive committee of the Citizens' Auxiliary- Sanitary Association, after which a mass-meeting of citizens generally will deliberate upon the best plan to be pursued with reference to raising a fund for the erection of some fitting memorial.

The situation seems to grow more em-couraging every day. The medical bureau doctors report less cases every day, and they all say that the epidemic is broken up; but while our people feel greatly encouraged at this, the fact that business will be at a standstill for weeks, even after the scourge is declared killed, makes the future -prospects very dismal. Haines announces that the S. F. W.

railroad will give free transportation to r.r tive, he did not think there was any use of keeping them together any longer. The looked when Mr. Coats placed the bonds in his valise. foreman of the jury afterwards tola a re tfjari SCOTT, KANSAS, norter that the iurv stood nine to three The Georgia School of Technology, the mly S3 EES L3 in favor of the defendant. A Fatal SaiL technological school which is purely a State institution, was formally opened at Atlanta Friday, and transferred to the trustees of the State University, of which it is a part.

The school is Chicago, Oct. 6. Two men jumped into a sail-boat at the life-saving station yes finely equiped. A man named Hickman, living at Boston, i terday noon and started for South Chica go. When off Thirty -ninth street, their nurses returning home when connecting lines would do the that Surgeon Hutton, of Camp Perry, had advised that the Governmenthad paid transporta tion to parties from Camp Perry to their This Stove has no equal.

It has the Tatent (Jut bide, 11- homes. The question of allowing our home morning placed their private equipages and coachmen at the service of women and girls, many of whom enjoyed the povelty of a ride to their places of work behind spanking bays. Imported Street-Car Men. Chicago, Oct. 6.

The first installment of President Yerkes' imported Philadelphia cable-car men arrived at 9:20 last night, via the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne road. There were about twenty-five in the party, and they were conducted by a gentleman connected with the Philadelphia road, who took them to the Bartholdi Jlotel. It is understood from this party that 125 more men will arrive this morn -Ing from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. "We are not asked to sign any contract" said one; "they took most of us right from the cars and put 'extra' men in our places. Every man there would have come willingly if there, had been enough Our way was paid and it promised to be a pleasant change." As near as it can be ascertained not many of the men are Knights of Labor.

Oae of the men stated to a reporter that they are to receive $2.75. a day for twelve hoars' work, and the company is to pay their board. physicians pay for their charitable serv boat capsized and soon atter sunk witn them, the spectators along the shore being powerless to make a move for their rescue. A strong northeasterly gale was blowing. Although the life-saving station was immediately notified, the crew arrived too late to be of any service.

The men vftre unknown Germans, apparently about forty -five years of age. To Export American to England. New York, Oct. 6. Samuel Under-meyer, attorney for the Brewers' Association of this city, returned from En-eland yesterday, wlire he has been Dropping and Self -Ad justing Grate.

Call and see it before you buy. ices is now being agitated. The volunteer physicians receive $10 per day and shot and instantly killed J. C. Booth, who was in the habit of visiting a woman with whom Hickman was living.

The murderer was taken from his home an hour afterwards by a mob of seventy-five men and lynched. A dispatch from Paris says: "Mrs. Paran Stevens, a wealthy American lady, has charged her maid, an Italian named Anita Celensta, with robbing her of diamonds valued at 0,000. The girl has been arrested. She asserts that her mistress sent the diamonds to London.

A reward nf $25 has been offered for evidence which shall lead to the arrest and cofi-viction of the alleged tramp, or "Hobee," who killed George Fulljames in a prize fight at Grand Forks. on September 2. The county commissioners have also petitioned Governor Church to give $500 additional reward. The twelfth annual congress of the American Secular Union was opened in Pittsburgh, Friday by President S. P.

Putnam, of California. Nearly two hundred delegates were present from all parts of the country. The board, while our home doctors, who nobly bi'altriYPciffill igioalhistitute remained to "race the music" receive comparatively nothing, as their wealthier 523 E. WALL STREET. FORT C0TT KAS patients, of course, went ott, and lor weeks they have given their time and 3TJ.00 1ST- rgaiiizesi with a Ftjll SlalT of eighteen Experienced and Skillful Physicians and Surgeons fop Ilc treatment of all Chronic Diseases.

skill freely and without recompense to hundreds and hundred of poor people. They deserve good pay and should have it, is the popular opinion. At a meeting of citizens at noon to-day FIELD OF SIIOOESS. G. W.G00DLANDER, over $1,200 was subscribed for a monment to the late Colonel Daniel.

A committee of seve will be appointed to formulate afternoon session was aevotea to tne reading of reports. In the evening Juliet H. Severance, negotiating with English capitalists for the establishment of a joint sock brewery in this city, with the view of exporting American beer to lgland. Mr. Under-meyer says that he was eminently successful, and the exportations will soon begin.

He Would Not Eight Fair. Duxuth, Oct 6. A fight of five rounds between Fell and Curfis was given to the former last night because Curtis would not fight fairly. He repeatedly threw Fell in order to lose the fight and thus save himself from receiving further Dunishment. Fell was earnest from the of Milwaukee, addressed a large audience on Become olans and report later.

Edwin Martm, the Strike Will Prospect That the "Dangers to American Liberty." General. editor of the Turns- Union, is reported at Cbronic Nasal Ctnrrli, and iiSing- iJiseaes, l.lvor sad Kidner diseases, BlatliSer KSiseases, SSisease of Womeiij Blood 13iseases and Nervous Affections, cured here or at home, with or without seeing- the patient. Come and see us, or send ten cents in stamps for out "Invalids' tiuidc Book)" which gives all particulars. tho -noint of death. C.

W. Deforest, a ON THE B1UNK. telegraph operator from Detroit, Mich Several Chicago Firms On the Verse of -will not live, it is sail. Naw case3 are and QRM diminishing. Ruin in Connection with, tne September Wheat Seal.

Chicago, Oct. 6. The Tribune this PANDEMONIUM FJlir.VAII.ED. nervous teucy. Nocturnal JLosses, and ail Morbid Conditions caused by Vonthffil Follies and Pernicious Solitary Practices are speedily and permanently cured by our T.iTTfilv Times in the Wheat Fit ol tne morning says: tne calmer surface ot affairs on 'Change there is a iBiSEftSEgJ New York Proluce Exchange.

start and pounded Curtis furiously. The audience df 1,001 was iu the worst uproar ever seen in Du'uth, and a free fijht was narrowly averted. New York, Oct. 6. Tne wneat pit on turbulent current that grows broad eland deeper with every day that passes by SASH; DOORS, BLINDS, Book, post paid, 10 cts.

in stamps. Gpecialists. Chicago, Oct. 6. When the news reached the West Side conductors and drivers that Mr.

Yerkes had absolutely jefused to accede to the demands of the Side conductors and drivers, and moreover, had refused to submit the matter to a confiiittee on arbitration, they -were very much exasperated. To say that they were angry would hardly begin to express their feelings, and they did not hesitate for a moment to say what they thought. A few minutes' ride on the front or back platform of any of the Wst Side cars would have been sufficient time for the "Baron" to learn that his drivers and conductors on the West Side care very little for him. 'So Yerkes even refuses to arbitrate the matter, eh?" said a Blua Island avenue midiictor. "Well, let him refuse.

I wilt and sees no settlement of the September Cfinptssre, or Breach, radi- I re fi callv cured, without tne Kmie, wheat deal. The danger of disaster to many others than those who defaulted to Hutchinson is so great that every one Indignant Celestials. New Yoke, Oct. 6. The World's special from Minneapolis, says that the Chinamen held an inligaation meeting in St.

Paul last night rid denounced the President for approving the Chinese Exclusion bill. The Chinamen fear that they must leave the country at once. interested preserves the utmost secrecy pending negotiations with a view to I KOrTySE. 1 without dependence upon 3 trusses, and with very little pain. Book sent for ten cents in stamps, FILK TUOTOIES and STRICTURES treated with the greatest success.

Book sf-nt i or ten cents in stamps. Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. squaring accounts." AND ALL KINDS After reterring to tne statement pu- lished that the shortage remaining unset treatment of manv tled Monday amounted to only about bushels, the Tribune says: "There thousands of cases of thosa diseases peculiar to nmamntfte him one thing, and that is that I Diseases Corner National Avenue and Wall Street, FOBT SCOTT, KANSAS. the Produce Exchange was again the scene of the wildest excitement this morning.

A dispatch printed in a morning paper from St. Paul showing a net decrease in the Western wheat crop of iO per cent caused quite a flurry among the brokers. Immediately on the opening prices began to go up. December and May were the featuras. The former closed at $1.17 last night and May at $1.21.

December advanced in a short time moruing to 1.10'' and May to $1.21. Ttiis ad ranee caused a rush on the part of the shorts to cover, and pandemonium prevailed. Later on, when the quotation for D. camber wheat from Chicago was received, that option took another bound and advanced to $1.21, tnd the May deliveries advanced in proportion. It is now believed here that the Northwestern millers will corner the last two months of the year.

Fun in the Cora Fit-Chicago, Oct. 6 Much ot the exciter ment on the Board of Trade this moruing A QUEER. CASE. Italians in Iowa Tryinsr to Evade the Poll Tax by Claiming Treaty Immunity. Dks Moines, ot.

6. The officers of ihe will regret it the longest day he lives." This was accompanied by swear words that would not look well in print. at the Invalids' Hotel and Suraical Institute, lias af- forded larsre experience in adapting- remedies What will the Blue Island avenue boys are good reasons for belier now, however, that the remaining shortage exceeds 1,000003 bushels that two or three of the largest houses on the board are seriously involved in it, and that altogether no less than twenty firms are trembling on the brink of a chasm that will swallow them unless Hutch agrees to accept consider. for thoir cure, and "They'll do nothing but go out within j. -i j.

jT PIERCE'S Hamilton County recently imposed a poll taX on some Italian laborers on the Northwestern railroad at Stratford. They obiected to paying it and appjaled to the twenty -four nours irom TJnrth Side boys quit." if Consul at Chicago concerning the matter, "What will the Madison street boys ription rrei which he in turn has referred to the Mm Ho?" said a conductor on that line, re HOUSE BOOK SHE OPERA TI ister at Washington. The Italian Min 3 tha result of this vast experience. ably less than the price he fixed the last day of the deal." The Tribune also says tlit a commi.tee of Mr. Hutchinson's debtors met yesterdiy.

and after consultation, waited on him. offering to settle their shortage at 1.60, which he refused. peating the reporter's question- "Just vnn wait and sea. I'll tell you one thing, ister referred it to Secretary Bayard, it noworl'nl Restorative Tonic and he sent to Governor Larrabee for however, and that i. that we won't work imparts vig-Qr and strength HEAD QUATERS FOR nu and cores, as it oy mag-ic, JLieu statement of the case and asking his Very many hours after the North Side tort-Jiea, or ''whites," excessive menstruation un- opinion as to what should be done.

The SCOKCHISG A JURY. Joys quit We intend to do all we can for them, and that means that we will go centered in and avojnd the corn pit where the same wild scenes were nessedthat mai-ked tbe operations aroutrd Italians claim that this tax is in epposi uitural suppressions, prolapsus or jit 3 i of taie uterus, weak back. out let the results be wnat tney may." tion to the terms 01 tne treaty oetween Ttn.lv and the United States, while claim vr. retroversion, bearing-- "When will the West Side boys go out sIowk '35 11 if elironie eonsc don, Inilasnaiatlou and ulceration n'i 3 wi, i5 t'lsjiESiiiatioii. lain if at all?" "Saturday night," was the prompt re si ovaries, internal lv.

"We hold our regular meeting neat, ai-iti tcKiaie weakness." It rein-yes and cures Nausea Saturday night, and we will then decide The" United States Grand Jury at Cincinnati Severely Rebuked by JudgJj Saga for Failure in Their Duty Cincinnati, 0--t. 6. An unusal scene was enacted in the United States Courtroom yesterday when the grand jury made its report. Judge Saga ask3d if there was any more business for the jury to perform. District-Attorney Burnett said there was, but he could not get this jury to act upon it.

He referred to a charge BTriVizzlemeut an officer of SCHOOL BOOKS aM ALL KliSoISGHOOL SDHk Stationery, News and Music. Bartholomew's Drawing Lessons, Eagle Drawing Pencils, Nos.3&4 We Carry the Finest Line of I find of StoKiaclt, Indices tion. Blo-iilnsr, Nervous to strike." The Ogden avenue, Van Buren, Ban ana. Sloeyiossness, 111 eltiier sex ir.h. T.ake street and Milwaukee av- f.Of 'OB RHUS 11 lv every wltero.

Send cents in Ftmn)is lor Dr. Pierce larg-e ten the wheat pit tho week. JNovemaer corn rose from 0 to i3 cents within thirty minutes. Until elevju o'clock there was no change of note in wheat Shortly after that time May sold at $1.22, with December at $1.20. The trading in wheat was only in fits and ataits.

It was stated by the head of one of the largest commission firms in the city "Old Hutch" sold a cargo of cash wheat in Br.ff.-ilo morning for $1.23. To this circumstance tiie transitory fi urry this mornm is attributed, and it ii beiieyel it will not last over till Monday. A CloaJi Firm Pressed. Chicago, Oct. 6 A number of judgments were entered by confession about one o'clock to-day ag.dnst tin firm of U.

Zimmerman Co. The firm ii composed of Harold Z.nimarma-i and Charlos ti Black. Thoy cairyon a elo.iS-makh.g establishment at No. 23.J Mo.iroe street. The assets and liabidiies of the firm aro on Uisoasoj 01 women, liiustratea.

is made for the other side that this tax is according to the laws of Iowa, and not affected by the treaty. There are several thousands of Italians in this State, all of whom are greatly interested in the ques tion at issue. Accident at a County Fair, Newton, N. Oct. 6.

Daring the prog, ress" of a race at the Sussex County fair, yesterday, two horses jumped over the fence and plnnged into the crowd. Several persons were braised and Mr. Grant Pellet was trampled and badly cut abou the head. He was carried to the house of a friend, and is reported dmi A. General Advancefin Freight Eates.

Minneapolis, Oct. G. The road will give no ice to-day of a general advance in freight rates, The rise is to take place October '21, and is to apply to all points from Chicago west and northwest on all its lines, anJ will apply iially to terminal rate Wsili's fdicdS Association, Bcnooi Taoiets in city. SG3 Tlr.ia Street, BUFFALO, N.Y. ol Cover all Books Free We nae conductors and drivers are equally outspoken and determined, and did otheitat to express their thoughts.

JlirVp.SS New Hands. Chicago. Oct, fi. About ten o'clock Su-erintententThree4j'4 of the North Side streetcar Company, began the examination of applicants for the positions va-eatsd by the strikers. There was a (erowJ perhaps thirty or forty men oq.

the just outside the maiu entrance to the building. Up to 12:30 Su-jierintendeut ly bad received 130 applicants for positions. Most of these were hired, and will go work Monday. Mr. Tareedy said a great proportion of li.9Sa applicant wer experienced rsl) SiOK-HEADACUE Charge if bought of the St.

Paris (O.) National Bank where the jury refused to find an indictment in the face of clear testimmy. The court had been advissd of the situation, and in discharging tho jury he administered a scathing rebuke, saying that they had plainly refused to do their duty according to the law, as exp'ained by the court and the evidence as presented by the district-attorney. This jury had already obtained some notoriety ly complaining of their pay and adopting a resolution in favor of a lawgiving United i States juror a mileage and four dollars day.i i Headache, tioDi. Snd iareBtion. f4 7 Hiiious Attacks, 36 Pierce' 1 IPnrf mtlve Vlmt.

ti roughly estimated at from to.