Davenport Daily Leader (Newspaper) - May 24, 1894, Davenport, Iowa v mm I J l i f Circulation in Davenport and Scott I V i H- T- f H i i 1 i i f LEADING all advertise in It Pays Them FOURTH THURSDAY MAY EIGHT PAGES THE SPRING BARGAINS We have on sale 100 dozen laundered collar and cuff Shirts at 58 cents each Every one of them worth 1.25 These shirts are made by Wilson Brother the famous shirt manufacturers Sizes 14 to ain There is nothing goes so quick as the choice of a good Our stock of negligee shirts for big men is com- plete We have all sizes up to and can fit any te he lean or fat or tall Don't forget oar special drives iu men's and boys suits SHOT TO RILL Desperate Battle Between Deputies and Strikers Five Strikers Killed and Many Wounded Serious Trouble Brewing at Ills For Days Only The success of our Dry Goods Business left us with a large quantify of remnants to be sold Friday and Saturday Miners Capture a Train for Transportation CIVIL RM FIGHT Governor Refuses Sheriff's Request for Troops Fired on Strikers Pa May 24 Two and striking miners gathered on the road in front of the Sickle Hollow mines at 4 o'clock this morning Tney formed a line to intercept the workmen and pre- vent their going to work They the first delegation of miners and in- them to join the strike Deputies on guard who witnessed the affair im- mediately fired into the mob The latter lied leaving three dead and a number wounded in the roadway The deputies followed them firin two more volles Wounded It is said that six were killed and but the exact number not be ascertained as they were ried off the ground bv their comrades The company officials say that the ers served notice oa them that they ex- to assault the works Ths ties considered interference with the workmen as the beginning of the and for that reason oa them A t Close The strikers only fifty yards from the deputies when the latter opened fire The returned the lire and stood their each side firing as rapidly as until the strikers ammunition was exhausted and they were forced to re- treat The deputies pursued them and arrested a emit who had and now hold them prisoners More Trouble The deputies forced to fight for their and their shooting was most effective Five strikers killed and eight but it is thought that more were wounded who irot m with the mob un noticed Three h t were wounded The plant is 2000 Tela Vella choice guarded by but no J trouble is looked for Remnants per yd 9 cents 1000 yds French dark 30 cent Remnants 1 cents Opinions of -A Couple of Statesmen in Position May De- of the civil service committee oi the am not surprised at vote in the housa to cut off liotis for the civil service I have noticed a strong tendency that way for some time It is probable that the lowance for the commission will be cut off on the yea aud nay vote yet to be taken I if the senate will thus emasculate the commission If it does 1 do not believe Cleveland will sign the legislative although it would be a perplexing problem to veto the entire appropriation for paying public in order to sava ibis one the author of the amendment which cut off the civil service assurances I have re L the will stand by ths on a yen and nay vote success of the voices the feeling the country against civil service methods the action of in deferring the extension of civil service over the railway mail service 1 will introduce a to repeal the service has introduced a to repeal tnt civil service act The action of the la refusing to appropriate money the treasury for the of three service commissioners by no means prives Lyman and Roosevelt their even if it followed bs the senate In the act creating the com- mission it is stipulated that there shall three commissioners at certain salaries and this remains in force It WHS the intention of Uie bouse to it but the mere failure to ap money does accomplish that end There will still be three civil service if both and senate refuse to appropriate for and the commissioners could continue to perform their duties and appeal to the court claims for the fixed for their services by law The of the blow is realized by the opponents ot the commission and it for that that Enloe introduced his to the by repealing the act it Hope AValker and Wife Ten a May who had been giving a perform ance on a steel cable stretched across tht public walked out on the carrying his when the cable and both fell to the thirty-five feel below was broker and he received many but will re cover was her skull was and she u believed to have also received internal in- juries Her is critical f and his associates of the special grand jury made their report to Judge and were discharged They re- turned a large number of indictments with violations of the election laws Among those ed are two several judges of and a large ber of voters Died of His ST -A special to The Pioneer Press from Great Daniel cashier of the Great Falls National who shot himself by is lie leaves a aud for Cattle Scarce May Secretary Clark of the state stock says ic will a matter of a year when there will be no ranges for cattle in this stats Homesteaders taking up all the land of the Scotch May In the house of Sir George moved the second reading of the local The motion was adopted without division Tried to a May once a wealthy Denver but now a been arrested on a charge of attempting i rain lie was caught iu the act of placing a timber across the track at- a pulley near Denver He ij as demented f An Editor Nearly 50 Yean Says Hood's Sarsaparilla is a ling and Valuable Remedy ALLEGED PLOT OF A LAWYER Startling Story to Mrs SAX May William A wife of the manager of ihc New York who been in i all parts of the world for the past two j and who was discovered San Francisco by her brother Dr H K Hey has been brought here with hur she will her wbo will come from New York Dr Hey decker charges that sums of have spent to keep Mrs Martin and that the whine affair has been j traced to the agency of a New York lawyer This by means of a power of has transacted all business her and according to diverted from proper ol Mr JE 4 2 Mass A man who has had nearly half a century ol experience in newspaper life is certainly ble of judging between the valuable and the worthless Hence we highly value the ing statement from Mr Erasmus A of for nearly 50 years editor of and New Hampshire C I Hood yard wide 13c quality Remnants per yd 9 cents 500 yards of new Remnants per yd 10 cents Fast color small per yd 1 cent yds Simpson's best style the pick of the Remnants yds fine elegant large com- fort per yd 1 cents Other Bargains the space will not allow us to mention THE FAIR the Klines May works of the Pittenger and Davis mine in this which have been working for 3 days thirty were damaged by a body of striking miners at o'clock this morning The ers came from on a freight train which captured forcing the engineer o to hanl them to this city At 10 o'clock this morning they left on foot for Odin They intend to close the mines there and will use force if necessary The sheriff aud a posse left a few minutes later on a special and will endeavor to pre- vent the destination of the mines At is reported that a riot is in progress at the mines but no particulars are given Troops Granted The governor refuses to order out the troops to assist the deputy sheriff in re- sisting the as requested by the but agrees to furnish and to the sheriff The governor is not satisfied that the sheriff has ex- hausted his means to overcome the mob and advises that more deputies be sworn to 4 o'clock this no news has been received from the expected attack on the mines at Odin Accident to east EMERSON CO H CO The D and H celebrated Hard Goal Valley Nat Slack fled Coal BM Ot Mfc t- May to the scarcity of coal the Burlington road at- to run the locomotive of the fast mail train from Chicago last with coal oil The oil exploded at scattering the burning over the en- gineer arid fireman The former was probably fatally and the latter seriously injured Eye May stone's right eye was successfully operated upon for cataract this morning His health is well maintained and he was in excellent spirits after the operation May General the commonweal was taken suddenly ill this morning phos nnd this not expected to recover Kelly's Flotilla May The penters were hard at work today on Kelly's boats The army loft for bnl at 2 o'clock this afternoon Cleveland Home Again Msy President arrived in Washington light home tender Violet at o'clock this of a even offering OUO bribe to her for Horses PORTLAND Or May There art horses in Nevada and Maho that DO ket can be found for because they are pool and they cumber the earth They are to be utilized A company has been formed which will slaughter them on E large scale The flesh will be rendered ol its and the with the bones and vrill be made into a fertilizer The that also have a market be and the hair will be used for upholstery work A portion of tlu meat will be compressed for use as food her annual for her sup In after a sickness of port only 15 r Heydecker tells two I was up by our best story of efforts by his who considered ray case my paid in San Francisco to i 65 being against me But by taking Hood's of Mrs Martin in the Sarsaparilla I was able to get about and do a little light work It seems almost a in my that after using Hood's Sarsaparilla in the on the first day of January I engaged for the city of Fitchburg to take the record of the I accomplished this with tive being out in the Unusually Severe Weather of working each and have been able to do a fair day's work every day since Several members of my family have taken Hood's and always with marked benefit Hood's Sarsaparilla is as staple re Has an Adventure May Dr pastor of the Brooklyn is its the city While coming on the Missouri thirty miles from as the train approached a small bridge the en- gineer saw that it was in bad condition It was too late to so he pushed on full steam and crossed it wnh a piers had been washed away leaving on ly the rails to hold the bridge The pas sage of the train practically shook it tc pieces so it would be impossible for er train to et over without accident Scores on the CHICAGO May National league base ball scores are reported as At Baltimore Brooklyn at St Louisville St Louis at New York 12 Boston at Chicago six in- at Philadelphia and Rain Died of the Kite of Fly May A dispatch received here announces death of C one of the wealthiest ers in this part of Mr Lavin was bitten on the neck by a black fly a few days ago and the poison soon spread tc all parts of his system f of the Mound May R K who has just arrived from the ludiar reports discovering a ber of interesting relics of the mound builders Search brought to light tities of human curious utensils and personal consist ing of battle neck Cures flour in our and Its presence almost as In- dispensable I find that nearly every medicine Ina Hood's keeps up tie quality all these years that I known it It Is tainly a sterling and in valuable remedy lean hardly Imagine what I should have done without ERASMUS A No 7 Lincoln St Mass Get HOOd'S are hand perfect tn proportion and appearance a box I MAX PUREST AND BEST LESS HALF OTHER BRANDS A i THE You will always find values that you not afford to miss We mention a few items that will attract wide attention Should you be in need of any or it is the part of dom to call early and get the pick Many more astounding bargains may be that do not appear below Our Drapery Department Will offer some very choice and rare values this week 40 inch scrim with colors and beautiful lace effects at would be a ery fair price Just received a lot of chenille portiers that have at- such general attention and we are very lucky to get as at the price we sell them many merchants would be glad to own them They are very heavy with double beautiful dado borders and are worth we shall continue to offer them for a pair If you want any you will have to move quick In fact you will be safer to telephone the colors and quality you want Point de curtains reduced to 2 98 Swiss with yards 60 inches at a Nottingham lace yards 60 inches at 1.98 a Nottingham yards 60 inch in choice designs with tape edge at 2 and 2.98 Be sure you see these two they are great sellers Roman silk curtains reduced from 6.48 to 5.45 a pain We expect a lot more cf those cheap shades about Friday Muslin Underwear We have not said much about this department for some it has been ta king in a practical way The values we are offering here cannot be duplicated We pride ourselves in handling a line of muslin underwear that will bear the closest they are first class from A to line in beyond criticism at 240 You can find almost anything you want c and the and 1.15 ladies and aprons and children's dresses may now be found in large assortment to suit any purse Our Special Offer In capes and will be extended another week A first class wool dress witk any garment above up to and a silk dress with a garments above Many hove availed themselves of this rare it is be- cause we have met with such liberal response that we extend the time one week Oar object being to close out every regardless of cost or profit SOLD i N CANS ONLY Harned Pursel Von aur SILVER 4 rV i Corfier Brady and Second Streets V i V v 1
