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Mleeenrl'etiaveraor Never Hal,I lie Waa-^i:aen atlauiiiierstooil.^Kannah City, July 12.^In a private letter^lo Col. Stars, of this city, Ouv. Stons, of^Missouri, deelsre* bs has bssn misunder^^stood In his oontrovsriy with United States^Mr rsbal Shslby snd l'rssident (Hsvsland.^The letter addi: ^If a condition sbould be^brnogbt about In St. Louis inch aa now ex^^ists In Cbieago, wbloh Ood forLid, I would^not hesitate a nnnots to ask tha pissidsnl^to send troops to tbs elty. Hut if the presi^^dent eboold, without any seeming neoesslty.^without conference with state authorities,^send thsse troops Into the ellv and order^tbem to do 1 olloe doty, I would protest^againat It as sn Ininlt end an infringement^upon the sove eignty ot Ihe state.
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It Haa linen Changed Frnti. Chlenge ta^\t aehlngtoa.
W0.minht0n, July 12. Meiers. Hayes^Magulre and French, of Ihs fi-ontivs^bosrd of Ihe Km jilts of Labor, wsre at ths^cspitol lo-day consulting with ths popullil^^ tubers. ^Ihs aval of war has bssn^changed from Chicago lo Washington,^^asil Hsyss, whni askel if they Inlsudsd^going to Chicago. ^Instead of our going^to Cbtoago lbs probability Is thst ths Issd^srs will he bars wbsrs thsy ars needed,^-cverslgn will probably rsmsln to bu ar^rests). It win Is for ths good of ths^cnu.e to bnve him arrested nnd kept In^J,il, We think Dabs niaJe a luiatakt lu^gel ling ball. Ho long aa our Istders ars^; shtad the burs tbs dlsotissinu will be kept^up by lbs people. Ihe nutpues of our^1 1 , ^ ce here li lo bring all our forues and^laflueagi to bssr ^a tb* govsruiusul to se^^cure arbitration.
