WILL TRIKE SOON
San Francisco, June 21—Presi
dent Small, of the Telegraphers
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Union arrived in this city yester
day. He states that the proposi
tion, made by the Western Union
Telegraph Co., is very unsatisfac
tory, and that there is no change in
the situation. If the demands of
the operators are not gratified with
in a few days a general strike
throughout the country will be de
clared.
San Francisco, June 21—The
6teamship City of Peubla arrived
in this city last night, having In
tow the steamer Santa Barbara,
the latter having broken her shaft
while at sea. All the passengers
of the latter steamer are safe.
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Ottawa, Kansas, June 21—Secre
tary Taft spoke here last night on
the Panama canal. He declined
the invitation of Bryan to talk
politics, stating that politics would
be discussed a few months later.
Boise. June 21—Justice Goddard
of the Colorado Supreme court, tes
tified yesterday that he found a
bomb in his garden on the date
given by Orchard in his confession.
This corroborates parts of the testi
mony of Orchard and strengthens
the case of the prosecution mater
ially.
Denver, June 21—The land con
vention adjourned yestsrdav even
ing after adopting resolutions pro
testing against any change in the
present land laws. The attack on
ttie administration policies which
was planned to take place at this
convention was averted by friends
of the administration.
Wawona, Calif., June 21—A lone
highwayman held up the stage
from Redmond last night, and re
lieved the passengers of about
$1,000. No trace*of the robber has
been found, although a posse is
now looking for him.
San Francisco, June 21—Presi
dent Small, of the Telegraphers
Union, has decided to start the big
strike on the west coast, and from
here it will extend east until the
demands of the union are granted.
Flandereau, S. I). June 21—Mrs
Kaufman, the wife of a millionaire
brewer, who was arrested several
months ago, charged with beating
a servant girl to death, was yester
day found guilty of' manslaughter.
Sentence has not yet been pro
nounced.
NEW BATTLESHIPS
Washington, June 21—Contracts
have been awarded to the Newport
News and Fore River shipbuilding
plants for the construction of mon
ster battleships of the Dreadnaught
type.
Paris, June 21—A fierce battle is
raging in the south of France, be
tween the rioters and the troops.
Among the rioters there are large
numbers of women, and the latter
are now engaged in applying the
torch to Nnrhoone. This is the
most serious conflict between the
people and the authorities for sev
eral years and many have been
killed already.
Washington, June 21—The navy
department has received a pack
age. which was found on the deck
of the gunboat Padueha, which con
tains maps showing the Japanese
defenses and route of Heet in case
of war. How the package got on
the boat is a mystery.
Boise, June 21—Machinist Stew
art, who worked with Haywood in
Silver City, testified today that
Haywood bad declared to him that
Steunenburg was a monster and
should be exterminated.
Paris, June 21—The whole of
the south of France is in revolt,
originating in the strike of » he vine
growers union. Troops are being
rushed to the scene of the distur
bances. The city of Narbonne is
in a state of siege. The troops have
been ordered to shoot to kill when
they come in conflict with the riot
ers.
Washington, June 21—There is
considerable excitement in naval
circles over the publication of the
ulant for the concentration oi the
fleet on the Pacific coast. Unoffi
cially it is admitted that the pub
lished plans are correct, and that
steps t<* 'bis end have been taken,
also to strengthen all defenses, but
officially the story is denied for
diplomatic reasons.
St. Louis, June 22—Mary Louise
Dalton, the founder of flag day, in
United States, died at her home
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here last night.
Seattle, June 22— The skeleton
of a murdered man has been found
on the shoro of Lake Washington,
which proves to be that of Harry
I Swift, a contrac'or, who disap
peared a year and a half ago. He
was known to have had 1300 dol
lars with him when he disappeared
and that is now missing.
APPLIES FOR BAIL
Chicago, June 22—On receipt of
the message announcing that the
entire Western Union and Postal
forces had gone on strike at Frisco
the operators broke into cheers.
They are confident of their ability
to win the strike, although the of
ficials say they will never recog
nize the unions.
Boise, June 22—Judge Wood
has denied the motion of the de
fense to dismiss the Haywood case
on the ground alleged by his at
torneys that the state has made no
case. The prosecution rested its
case and the defense will begin
Monday.
Chicago, June 22—After July 1
a rate of two cents a mile fare will
he adopted by all the railroads in
! the United States. This decision
was arrived at by a conference oi
the railroad presidents of the coun
try held here yesterday.
Washington, June 22—It is an
nounced that the Standard Oil peo
| pie will own a railroad from New
j port News to Seattle in less than
two years. It is stated that they
1 will use the Chicago, Milwaukee &
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' St. Paul system to reach the Pacific
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STRIKE NOW ON
San Francisco, June 22—Ninety
per cent, of the telegraphers of the
Western Union and Postal tele
graph companies went on strike at
four o’clock yesteiday. President
Small says that if the places of the
striking operators are filled with
non-union men, the strike will be
extended to take in some other
large city, and these guerrila tac
tics will be continued until a set
tlement is reached or the strike
covers the whole country.
San Francisco, June, 12—An ap
plication made by Schmitz yester
day that he be allowed to give
hail and be released from custody,
has been taken under advisement
and the mayor is still in jail.
Seattle, June 22—The story told
to the police bv John McCloud, of
Fairbanks, that he was robbed oi
$350 at the point of a gun in a
room at the Stander hotel, is not
believed by the police. They have
been investigating McClouds
actions since being in the city and
believes there is no foundation for
the robbery story.
Tokio, June 22—It is officially
announced that the ambassador to
the United States, Viscount Siuzo
Aoki, will not bo recalled.
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