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sion OF deed Tor ioas lois in Hosehill Cemetery.
which had bceh donated by the Cemetery Company
tos INC oataal o' taoee ot the Aereans'1e natses5
MI. wicker offered The subIoincd preamble and
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,y,.r,.,..a .rna na,'s.n a' Gs,aa... ~ ro,,,n.,v
having, in their dcst;c 10 aid. 70 FIR as rcsing
rI@ce on their grounds for the honorcd dead he
!oi.:inE 10 the Arn'T o. me uhlon, pte1cntGa 10
rIsap,;Ic us,tce ~ ,xosr he s rc,nrn"I n Cb;cs
caro- for tntcrment. and -
WuELEAs, The associat;on desires to testify iss
appreeln.on q @ saen aoua.ions IL ~ acco,t of
aa;1 ,ots f,,r n ,,nmher for thn Durnoses for
which they arc given and That this ASSOCIATION
while thanking the members oi the eat nose rs+a
ths,;, r. H., s,nc.,. and r1nfefi,1 ackuowledgmcnts
Of 1he negoriation for ehi1 .In.
THE LAKE SUPERIOR TRADE.
It having been stated ny lir. Ladd that Mr.
Campbell, editor Of the Lake Superior Ntsrs and
Journal WAS present, he YVES invited to give to
the Association conc information as to the i'm
po.tauce Of the trade OF the upper regions.
Lii. Campbell then proceeded to give the Rtatis-
tics Of the production OF the copper and Iron inca
low opened, and to eetimate what the increase
will be in the next FIVE yeasR. lie urged the vast
interest that Chicago had IN the Development Of
Lske Superior RESOURCES.
The thanks Of the association were then present
ed to Mr Campbell for his interesting remarks,
and the meeting adjourned.
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4nc tarPehtes .di1o 1a SoHteHs ." q
r.,.,,;.,a.at.1 t.1.o-, ~ ~. .opn,o,ars o,a
~ t.,tz o,+ rosr1to1 II a e,r,l.a for hichcr
49,. .a .ss.a.,.u ,rhi,, ho.on,, rc,, rcnora1. The
"'se0 ss,N"s.as -. .ss.eo h.,n?rca e,1,cr,
"a ,s,rn E1,rt = 1,Son,nsnn.s new c,c-
- ~, ~. eo,,t re,,n,, Early in the morning,
,ato.o or,,n,,,arc,no ,he daya work. they demanded
40 ~ o-. ~. n,;cc hitherto paid being thirteen
80 ra,r+ce, ahi,,;nos upon the average. The con-
tractors refused to accedc to their demand when
the x.loe number, without exception, quit work
aud forming into pEoccssIon EaarcLcd through tue
civ to Dearborn Park, where IN informal consul
t:tion was held. The grievances OF the workmcu
were stated, and it was unanimously determined
an ~ ~ ~, tsa
Nc oD.e ~ .ssa;pat s,nss .ro,e 1890
"4u =" . ~" 11Da ,Ss.A-
.opoeutea paaa nna oauA.' "ns 49,, ~
'a.'o' 'lonl .ne .uat ~, n1an =.
sooef ENG ~. sen1len.aAs, .sau ,uas ~
"1a NV 49,. 80. :.
adjourned 10 fe'assenao'e u toe ea"e pi'ss d
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| AT tnat boat tnt c.A1Pealets "ele ptoH'pl4s VI
lond, IN american Ml7 was psocntcu lso'u VI
fremont LOUISE anu heaoeo W 'nc otea. " eSlel'
tsahd anu ttol"aft "oth1oan cai1s'ns paa1eso
| WHICH YVES lnse1'oeo' 1Aeeaepe'1'ess "na Jo1aes:
ftrike 1or higaer wages. tneg ma.eheu tnroas
the varlous divisions Of the cry parlng Tue q
the sfr1kc became 'esf general anu at ever
new building they passed they invited all hand
who were not getting two dollars per day, to }o'
them-an invitation which IN the main waBpf
y asesded to--the %osl-Enen dropping their tool
seiz'ng their dinner Kettles and Joining IN the pr
cession, which was soon ewclled IN numbers to ~
] Or Elk hnnased. N's 70 she eseeas o. 'ae easpe
ters thnt ese1s'n'n. "aa conaae'ea ~ lhe mo
qn'et anu oloci!5 nianue' u9seeaes " .!oisues
tnfea's ossA'is' 10y ,AAu os'as ~ .ss ~ :"
h1s OWE pelsue -. n'eas 10y 1sps ss.; ."eu
tnelf tespeeti'e no".+' "uo''.' amS-,
= 1nefe ~ feu1'n ua'i e"si4 te-|'o "sAs >"'
!. vsro prnof Grain U.arehonkea.
' Az The rconlar meeting of the Board of T.a
a rastcrdnr onr attention vas brought to sobe,
J. which strike, directly home to the interests
= 3rosto,n n,cn more csnccia11v tn the ;nte,rsts
t INV c,,r in the matter of frc.oroof grain VA,
+ borsea