Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, July 27, 1904, Image 1
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.VOL. XIII.
KIAO TUNG TAKEN.
Japanese Win Another Victory With
Desperate Valor
HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
The .Russians. Had .Fortified the
Place and Defended it Stoutly, Losing
1,000 Men and Inflicting a Loss
of 424.
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Tokio, lly Cable.?General Kuroki,
after a s vere light, occupied Kiao
Tung on .Inly 19. The place had been
fortified b> (he Russians, who defended
it stoutly. In the fighting General
Kurnki's troops drove the Russians
from their strongly fortified position on
the chi river, which is northwest of
Motion Pass, and east of Anping, inflicting
upon the enemy more serious
losss than they sustained themselves.
The tight began on the ixth and ended
on the 19th. The Japanese lost 1-4 men
in killed and wounded. The Russians
losess, are estimated at 1,000.
General Kuroki began his advance
early in the morning of the ISth. He
uncovered and followed the enemy
along the chi river. The Russians
seemed to lie retiring to the northward,
when suddenly two battalions with
eight guns turned and attacked the
Japanese advance guard vigorously. At
this point the Japanese suffered severely
before relief cmne one niiiinnnv
losinsr all its nflhors. At a late hour
in I ho afternoon the Russians' pnsitinn
was developed. They occupied an
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roi| ..uving a capitalization of
$".,000,000 preferred and $15,000,000
(omman wore filed here recently. The
1 ar value of the preferred is $100 a
share, but the par value of the common,
which will he taken largely in the
South, will he only $L'0 a share.
Japs Seize Mecthant Vessel.
Shanghai, Bv Cahlel?The British
steamer Man Clu ng^whirh arrived here
from Wei Ilai wVel, reports that she
v. as signaled by the steamer Pie-Pieng
I owned by the Chinese Engineering and
Mining Oompnny. of Shanghai) whose
i nmmander, asked the jl.ien Shing to
advise the'owner of pie Wei Pieng that
the ship and catfgo had 'iron captured
%y the Japanese cruiser Hong Kong]
Mid the vessel was proceeding to Japan
with a prize crew on hoard. The news
pf the rapture of the Pel Pieng was
i nmrnunlcated to the British admiral
whose squadron is anchored in Yung
Ching Bay.
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PACKING STRIKE AGAIN IN FORCE
Alleged that Discrimination was Made
in Rehiring. All the Active Union
Men Being Rejected?Applicants
for Re ir.statemcnt Left in a Body.
Chicago, Special.?The stockyards
strike, which was renewed Friday
morning in Chicago and all the other
points where the hig packing companies
have branches, because the strikers
were dissatisfied with the manner in
whi h the employers proposed to reinj
state their former employes pending a
J settlement by arbitration, will continue
i for another day at least. A joint con1
feretii t> I .Iwc n rnnrnunnlntlvps nf linth
sides to the controversy and represen|
tatives of the allio 1 trades, in an attempt
to bring about a peaceable adI
jnstinent of this second strike, was nn!
successful and tiie meeting was adI
jonrned at s::t?? o'clock, with the un'
derstuuding that another conference
would lie held. At Friday's conference,
which lasted live bouts, a committee of
ten. consisting of tive representatives
of the packers and tive representatives
of the nu at butchers' union, went over
tiie ground thoroughlv. Whether the
diflivulty can if satisfactorily settled
is problematical, as both the packers
and the strikers maintain that they are
living up to Wednesday's agreement
fur a settlement by arbitration, and
that it is the other side that is respon- j
Bible for the renewal of hostilities. After
adjournment, a committee appointed
for the purpose merely announced
that tin peace negotiations had failed,
hut that there was still hope that an
agreement could be reached in the near
future. No written statement of what '
: transpired in tlie meeting was given j
| out. as has been customary at former j
| conferences, and the committee decllni
ed to give any further information ex!
ropt that another meeting would he
held Saturday, t'nless a settlement is
reached the general belief is that a
sympathetic strike of the allied trades
in llie packing industry, which was j
threatened last week to enforce the <lc- J
ds of th* i's. will he railed, i
e unions ii.tvesigniiiod their will- '
ess to stand by the butchers if they j
called on to assist in the struggle ,
i the packers for supremacy,
ihe following statement. given out
:iv night l>y Mr. Donnelly, presi- !
of the Hutchers' Union, tho ivawhy
tho strikers refused to return
vork is given:
I'he pnekers signed an agreement
there would be no discrimination
he re-hiring of the men. This was
pte-i in good faith. On the return
men this morning, they were
d tip like cattle.
I'he foremen, superintendents and
r?. walking through the line, would i
; out a man and say: 'You come |
The next man would lie pushed
of line and told that he could not i
ttscd. and it was always the good, j
vo union men whom they could not |
.
Superintendent Pension, of the Ar- j
ur canning department, addressed '
employes in the following lanige:
'You went away like cattle, |
1 we will take you back like cattle.' " |
Xecording to estimates, 8,550 men ,
re directly affected in Chicago alone |
Friday's strike. Fully that number '
strikers were on hand at ?i o'clock |
pecting immediate employment.
lit later. The cattle hutehers left in
?ody. an.l Mr. Donnelly's general orr
declaring another strike followed,
was sent to all employes of various
eking houses in the different oities
erted l?y the previous strike, and
id:
'Order out all the departments
iiii. Companies violated agree- j<
nt."
Bad Wreck on Southern.
Near Franklin Junction. Va.. Friday
tcrnoftn. local passenger train No. 9
lining between Washington and
niville. was wrecked at 4:l)r> o'clock,
ii*' door from a box car on a freight
nin passing L'O minutes before had
Hen across the track and the train
inning nt a rate of ;io miles an hour,
ncountered the obstruction, derailing
ie engine and three cars. The train
as in charge of Conductor Burgess
ml Fngineer C. E. Hall. The latter
,as killed, as was his fireman, W. (>.
Jilloway. white, and Ed. McClannahan.
vliite. a flagman, George Burke, white,
laggagemaster, and a newsbixiy, were
lightly Injured. No passengers were
J?ilei| or injured.
News by Wire.
Itrit;tin protested to Russia against
he Red sea seizures.
""" The freedom of the eity of London
was presented to Lord Curzon.
A great drouth is injuring German
crops.
Mrs. Florence Mayhrick. the noted
life convict, was freed from English
on ticket of leave and left f'.r
Frame.
A Heated Discussion
London. By Cable The proposals of
the budget bill have kept the House of
Commons in continuous session all
night, and Thursday morning a heated
debate still continues. The discussion
developed itself into a test of strength
between ministet iaiists and their oponerts.
Two Killed in Wreck.
Olean. N. Y.. Special. Two men were
killed and a third seriously injured In
the wreek of a pa .- enger train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Hhippen. F\u,
Sunday. The d ad e.re: Fireman Kroeseter
and Sullivan. l>c?t"-i of Buffalo; Geo.
A. Henson, of Buffalo, baggage employe,
was seriously hurt.
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OUT MILL, S. WLI
4,000 ARE BLOWN UP
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Report of Mine Explosion That Was
Carefully Planned
THE LATEST PORT ARTHUR STORY
it Was Taken to Chcfoo by Chinese,
Who Made the Trip on a Junk?
They Assert That The Japanese
Captuied One of the Eastern Forts
Near Pert Arthur and Placed
4,000 Men Therein, and That the
Latter Were Cut Off and Blown Up
by Mines?Merchant Ship Reported
Sunk.
Cliee Foo, By Cable.?A junk with
eight Russians arul HO Chinese on
board, arrived here Tuesday afternoon,
five days from Port Arthur. The Bosnians
refused to talk, but the Chinese
nay that on July 11 and 11' the Japanese
raptured and occupied with 4,000 men
ene of the eastern forts near Port Arthur.
Before re-enforcements arrived
the Russians cut off the 4,000 troops in
the fort and exploded mines, winch resulted
in the killing of every Japanese
soldier there.
The Chinese report also that the
night before they left Port Arthur a
Russian torpedo In ,.t .sank a nmrcliant
6hip near l'ort Arthur, mistaking li?r
for a Japanese transport. Many Cli>
ncso on board the merchantman wei )
drowned, but the white crew of tli(>
steamer and a number of her Chines*
|..as sensors were rescued by t!te Russians.
If this story is true, the steamer
in que. tion probably is tin llipsang,
belonging to the Indo-Chiaa Navigation
Company, which y< < rday was 4S
hotirs overdue front Ne.v Chwattg, and
which was reported to have struck a
mine. The local agents of the Hipsuug
say they believe the steamer to have
been lost.
Lose Over 3,000.
* ?A special to The
loss in last night's engagement was
2,100, and the Japanese loss 1.2UU. Tho
Japanese also have been in active -outset
with the Russians east of Hint-hong.
where there have b< en many
minor actions. All along KuropatUirt'a
front and flank tho Japanese are mov
lng into position, but tho general attaek
is being postponed until supplies
and reinforcements come to the front.
Progress along the muddy roads and
mountain passes is slow."
St. Petersburg, Ry Cable.?The news
thnt the Russian volunteer steamships
Smolensk and St. Petersburg now
eiuising .n the lied Sea are stopping
ships of neutral nations and searching
them for contraband of war, is causing
the liveliest interest in all circles. Russia
has evidently weighed the question.
believing herself to be within her
rights and neither fears or anticipates
international complications. Indeed,
some of tho powers may have been t
Minded by Russia on the subject. '
Nevertheless foreign opinoon is await- I
ed eagerly, and more or less criticism
is expected.
Members of tho diplomatic corps
are keenly anxious to ascertain the
views their governments will take of
the passage through the Dardanelles
of these vessels of tho volunteer licet
as merchantmen and their subsequent
conversion into men of war. Another
Illir. rovlllh lillX-ll 15 WIlCllHT
coal is contraband of war and can be
supplied or not to Russian men-of-war.
Greensboro Votes Dry.
Greensboro, Special.?The official
\oto in the prohibition election lure
officially announced, shows 315 votes
for saloons and 741 against saloons,
tuns insuring prohibition in Greensboro
lor two years after next January.
Bryan and Parker Invited.
Chicago. Special.?"It is true that we j
are to have a meeting in Cnirago on i
August 20." said Mayor Harrison after
reading the Associated Press dispatches
from Esopus relative to t lie
opening of the Democratic campaign.
"We intend to invite Judge Parker to
be one of the speakers. The celebration
was originally set for last Satnr lay.
July 16th. hut we changed tlie date
when we found it would occur before
Judge Parker and Mr. Davis had received
their oiilcial notifications. We
have already invited Mr. llryan, exSenator
Towne and Champ Clarke.
They have practically accepted and we
are counting upon Judge Parker."
Gautnrr.alnn Ants Doing Well.
Washington, Special - o. F. Cook, the i
expert in charge of the colony of Gua- I
tamnlnn ants, brought into this country
to light the cotton boll weevil,
Tuesday wired the Department of Agriculture
from Texas as follows: "Ants
burrow well in Texas soil. Nest 14
inches deep in one week. Plowing no 1
obstacle."
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JNESDAY, ,117!A 27, 1!
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs of Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources.
Through the South.
The rlty of Greensboro, X. C., voted
cn Tuesday to ?"jsc the saloons after
Jan. 1st.
It is thought that Senator Gorman,
of Maryland, will he chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
It is believed that the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad will be leased
at an early date.
There has been placed in the ?tato
Library, at Richmond, plate armor
taken from the body of a Federal soldlv.r
on the Seven Fines field. It is
claimed that this sustains the charge
that Northern soldiers wore armor,
row est apes.
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Wshingtcn Happenings.
It isi likely that if American battleships
go to Turkish waters they will
not sail before August 1.
Representative .1. \V. llabcock, chairman
of the Republican Congressional
campaign committee, speaks hopefully
of the outlook.
Baltimore is third in a list of four
cities which lead in negro population,
Washington being first.
Extensive plans for the erection of
a war college building and other im
provetnents at Washington barra< ks
arc being pushed.
Tito Cannilian (lovernnicnt, it is understood,
may prol< st against what is
styled the kiduipping of a Louisiana
alleged defaulting postmaster in Montreal.
Reports received in Washington indicate
thut the retry memorial fund is I
swelling rapidly.
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Major Theodore A. Uinghnm was retired
as it brigadier-general.
The War Department :lit a! r<- 1!
ing $11,000,000 short-term Ki ppint
bonds falling due Septeru , r 1 m-xt
In the North.
Vari; ' th * he would have to eh se
restai ant because of tin- high price
hoef, .K mi J. Mahouey iomn ttel
oide in N w York.
"Al" and "Hen" Wade were < ) t -octtled
at the Ohio Penitentiary annex,
in Columbus, for the murder of Kate
Sullivan, at Toledo, April 14. Kent.
Two negroes Frank Ousley and
John Johnston?were hanged together
nt I'liisDurg for tho murder of James
Donnelly, a grocer.
Difficulty is being encountered in
placing tho blame for the wreck of a
picnic train near Chicago, in which "I
lives were lost.
Antl-railroad-merger Republicans of i
Minnesota, are talking of nominating
an independent State ticket.
The State Hoard of Health of Illi- 1
nois has issued an interesting < irciilnr (
< :\ "The Cause and Prevention of Con- \
sumption."
A eonimittec of Pennsylvania labor- !
ing men. who called at Oyster ltiy to j
present, a petition to the President i
about the Colorado situation were nil- |
able to ret an interview with him.
The hundredth anniversary of Alex- j
under Hamilton's dnith was. observed |
in New York eity.
A trainload of Italians and Vas
trians. recently arriving at Victor, c 1.. '
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The Mnllory Lino Steamship San
Jacinto was damaged to the oxtont of
$40,000 at Roach's Shipyard, Chester,
l'a.
Foreign Affairs.
Oom Paul Kruger. former President
cf tho Transavaal Republic, (tie i in
Switzerland.
The Japsnr.se weto reported to have
oecupir J Yin Kow. po:t <>f Niuohwang,
withotit repistanee.
President Castro, of Venezuela, has
sued the New York and Bermudez Asphalt
Co. to recover about $10,000,000
damages.
A tremendous ovation \vn- given Joteph
Chamberlain, who delivered a
speech in Albert Hall. Lon Ion. under
t'i" auspices of the Liberal-t'ni >n!st
Council.
The rumor of 30.000 Japs being
killed was not confirmed.
William Waldorf Astor's newspaper,
the I':111 Mall Gazette, nanounce;- tiio
(nrragonient o Mr. Astor's daughter
Pauline to Cnpt. It. H. Spender-Clay,
formerly of the Life Guords.
It was rumored in St. Petersburg
that the Japanese were repulsed ai.
Port Arthur, with Immense loss, estimated
at 30.000.
Bulgarian insurgents dynamited a
train between Saloniea and Constantinople,
causing injury to 20 persons.
The arbitrate n treaty between Great
Britain and Germany was signed in
London.
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M) 1.
The ;?rini?-:s of (Jonera! Count Keller
and C.etu ral Kur >\i wore reported faring
h other ;ui"^s the River Liank,
ready for si hat tie. 2S utiles east of
l.ino Van sr. j |
Miscellaneous Uclngs.
sit s. C?" k'an. August Printout
anil MeCarren ha I a lonferenre with
Judge Parker at Ksopns.
Tu lflnrt, 2!VttTo.2:t:t persons were engaged
In gainful occupations in contl- ^
ner.tal Cnited States.
\ general strike. \vh \ began at thn
W< stern stockyards. is expected to
brow i people out of employment
and raise tin prims of meat.
No checks will lie cashied by 110 Ohio
hotels after September I. utiles presented
with a hotel credit letter issued
bv Oie National Hotel Keepers' l'ro'.e
live Association. Kdpar \. Wulze.
president of the assoeiation. said at
l'le\elaml. O.. that wholesale houses do
not seem to understand that hotel 1
ashlers cannot distinguish a fraudulent
signature from the genuine. I
Georgia Allowed Brigade.
Washington. Special. Senator Ha< on
of Georgia. has made arrangements
with Major General Cochin, command
ing the \tlantie division, whereby the
m:i;<? m no represented liy [,
a full brigade of its National C.uanl at ' .
the mauneuvres at Manassas. \'a . next
September. on condition that presence of
th<' tit>0 men in i'mtss of the State's ?
tpiota sh uh| entail n > expense to the ]
I'nitfd St at?'s In* j on it the amount originally
allotted to (jeorgin.
Czar Dislikes Complication.
St. Petersburg. It> fable. The As
sociatt .1 Press has just been informed
that Ktnperor Nicholas in an inter
view with Count bamsdorff. the For
eign Minister. * :.i : -m-I his disph as
tire at (lie turn < eats l:ad taken and
at the possibility of < <>mpli alious with
('.rent Itritain arising out of the deten i
tion of P itish ship; by the Russian
volunteer tject st? auiers in the Red
Sea. This paeitie attitmle. If the report
b?? correct, w ill doubtless lead to an
Inuuediate and amicable adjustment of '
the dilU allies.
i
drpnncra Pc-I nforcements.
I.siiilim. It" (' .! ; T' Pri'ly Chronicle
this ttu ".dny pries a ilispat h i
fr? it; Yin h'o . i- >rr. M-tnl nt under
let of .lit!'. Pa. . ving 'bat the re < a ]
to at- ;'i i" I a h ' tieral Oku has
I" n wait are .v. lei up; dls<*u b "j;.
e ! M ' r he ; r t tion of seven .lapa t
n i> i . \ ii lauding of troop
tie i : "t h says. is heing effevle.
to tli. ' ; h of 1' r? Artlisir ami .in
p rto.? :11h ma".' he iooked for litis :
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Strikers in Control. (
S' Paul, Minn., Special. With the
creep' i'lu of the repudiation liv th? ,
Put hers' I'nion ntliciats <>f nominal i
(on'rol of the; blockade at the Swift '
parkins; plant there has heen litth :
change in the situation at South St
Paul Ttfs lay. The women stenograph 1
ers an I several of tIn* leading olllei.il? 1
of tiie s.vifl Company's lirnnclt wen
tin 11persons allowed to pass tin '
I?i? J;? *. line . ami all ? iY rts to in. pm:
tli" f?.rce of men who have heen in tie
plant 1 i several days were apparently
successfully resisted.
Wants Mosquito Wire.
Washington. Special.- General Davis, ;
coventor general of the Panama Canal |
strip, has advised the Panama Canal i
Commission that he wants inn,Odd j
yards of wire gauze to prove; t mos- ,
quitos' invasion of the zone, (ienernl (
Davis says that this will he perhaps the
large t order for mosquito netting < ver '
given. For the hospitals, 20,000 yardi
will he needed, while for screening the
houses along the can.nl zone, Tn.OuO i
yards will he required. Two thousand I
yards lire Ii. he used to protect the He i
!,< sset.s houses at Cristobal. t
Russian Forces Retreating.
ril. Petersburg, I'.y t*til?1? . T!>?' C;.:ir !
has received Hip following dispatch
from (Jcneral Kuropatkin. datPd July
1H- "There has been no special change
in the situation since July 17. At "?
in the aftern on of July is. Japanese
advance forces of considerable strength
were observed in the direction of Sikos*
an on the l.iao Yang-Sianmtsza road,
moving against .1 detachment of our ,
troops. After two days' lighting, the
latter force i- r : ating towards the
village of Jloutsintze, east of Anping."
On Eastern Coast of Japan.
Tokio. 11% Cable. A fisherman r*
ports that 'he Vbsdivostoek !.<nuidnn
was i ff Miyako Thursday, going in a ;
southeasterly direction at a speed <f
10 knots If thb course and speed I
is inaintaitied, the squadron will he
off Yokohama today. Tho eastern
coast of Japan is shrouded in fog.
Shipping lists b a suspended, awaiting
the lot alien of the Itu dan He t.
The report of Joseph Chamberlain's
tariff commission recommends a genera!
tariff for (>ic.o llrltain.
If wife or nuy her .tags, dorbtloss
she is tired. (J.ten tin- most unselfish
and most affectionate of women
fall into this habit.
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NO. ly.
ENGLAND IS EXCITED
Russian Hear Now Ip Against Truly
Serious Proposition
TUP STAIPES1 PAPERS STIRRED IP
\ Storm of Indignation Among All
Classes at What is Regarded as
Russia's Dire Insult to the British
Flag.
I.indon. My Cable. The A-sociateil
':? s interviewed many prominent
M ts< as nniiM-t i' t ami in <-h.se touch
ivilli tin- government relative to the
eizure i f Itritish volunteer fleet in
he Ueil Sen
As a resalt i f these inquiries there
a shown to be a remarkably hostile
leling against litis: ia. of a strength
m l a hit term s almost without pro.
etloni sin the fr-mean war. liven
tie tne i I'osei'vai ive who ha?< in en
n the serviee of tin gov iiunent for
many yt ars aid who openly dep'ore
Lin- haste with whieh they thniight
Ureal lit itain had plunged inei the
i'tan-iviial war. frankly di > la re I'm* a
joliey of r -prisal against what is re;urdede
here as Russia": violati> n of
teatie ; and h<r piratical attack on
Uritish" i untitle! e.
The warlike tone of sta k papers as
Tin rimes. The Standard. The Morting
1'ost and The Daily Telegraph
tvhicii, in national erise. hither! >. al
Had it? inevitable effect. There Las
In < n stirred up a storm of Indiana.ion
annum ; 11 clns . in i?, raited
l.i::' 't m and < f a i. ' h villi which
! 1 v? lament it:* i '.in scarcoly
ipsa: .
w I >> deplored tin* outbreak of
tin- war l> iv.Ti a .lap;t ', I'.usaia no 1
in- : il pt;'!i?!y and piivutely tiw.i
ltrit. in. erii i< I liti in ialh after
I.I'!" .!i! !l Afi'ii a !l < P ' i' K ! Ill t
not. at all e->*-ts. In- ?i!": 11 inio 11: * fir
l"-..."ii :?ru;:le ar e>w niiioio* the
n >- outspoken champions ?>!' a physla'
: ?ri'* that will previ ?t the : p?'ii'
n "i of tin* Alalia < i inci.l- lit ill the
lt??' t' -a.
"i.tiil 'an low no." la* I'aily
1V!e;;raph. voi? tij; ;h< view ot the
\' i iim> at, "It. f:n*? ?i tin* ' a "h *i
t i hv ilie abm-o of tin* t of
?arc h iti the- only munnrr wo.,.;* of
i Itrilisli minisic r *omp< Hod to r .-ml
lie* int.'ro !< of Itritish < imnen ami
lu* honor of the ilia, and act in- with
mho; itatina tiimnoss and proinpitu.Io
ivhich recall the strongest days of tin
Witic.l'.al nolle v til- lei in.lilti.'i .In,
i list of the country. While in.; one
*: h word should he .aid which wmiM
1 .v?. the < ff?'< t of increasing the tension
of anxiuiu and dmgerous i:ii? rtrnl.
it would he futile to djsgui the
harnetor or to minimize tlio risks of
Ike situation which has nrisen. We
liope and helieve that a solution of the
litiiculty may still lie found in the
withdrawal .1 the ltiiahin gov. anient
rrom its fa.!:-,- position."
Packcrr' Ctrikc Settled.
< 'hi. at o. Spci inl The st l ike of parking
!mm,so employ* s. begun n:ae days
tiro and which lias demoralized the
pa> kink industry throughout t e uunLray.
was set 1ml here We.lne-lay night
it a ' o:ifere:ire het ween repre utn;;v?s
;?f the pai U? i s, the officials of the ire it
utteis' union and representatives of
! 11 t!i" ail ed trades employed it the
Mockyards. The whole runt onrsy
will he submitted to a hoard of arbitration
li I'i silte. ,'ii'n i nir lit li .In
I>> whatc\er (!? 'isi:.:) I'? - !n.?rd nitty
ioa< :?. I'ciuii.i' the iIim: inn ni ilii- ;?r!>i11;>I:<.li
l.o.M ! t i an ii ? ili ' i
back In work as rapidly as possible iiy
Hi** packers, ami it is agr< el liy the
|,ai'!.ns tli.it ail the nliI employes are
in he reinstall d within la day.-wMun tiio
date work is resumed.
Randolph's Wheat Crop.
Asneliori , Special. An unprer" lentil)
e.op <>f v. he.it has heen gathered
iK.in tie farms in Ramloloh nnnty
this year. One of our roller mills
bought fio'n wagons on Satin day last
more than 1 OCu Is shols. paying ?! Iter
h -he! i ; h or .1. The high pre laid
.i : ; year'? rrap of cotton 'ms in'
i ! a n i:her of our far-aers r i c:>
; -. ith it . ids year. V. 1. ?j
i : ' i planie 1 v.-i ' ' i. { ><
i ; i rate I in its of the town i 'is;
i- i an.! in c .ting t > ! '? < :i
. vclty in tlr . v -in y
' \ ; y ,'ow of our bore folk3 i v > r
-aw i: prowinc he fare.
The Malacca E.ircui".
Suez. T?y Cah>. > !'. :iuau!'i and
Oriental stt ;:ncr Mnlae-a, captured by
the Russian volunteer fleet itM'ii'T
St. Retort but g n the Ueri Sea, while
hound front Antwerp to Japan entered
the ranal on bo;- way to LibftU, on the
Haiti.-. The ( ,:.ipany's agent niterapt0:1
to hoard the vessel, but the Russian
commander refused hitn admission.