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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04
HOCSE--FORTY-NINTH DAY

"a BILL providing for the establishments
OF Normal school in south Mississinni w .
passed ""'
LIE Governor has vetoed the bill restrict
ing the ex-officio jurisdiction as justices of
tne feace of the Mayors of Canton and
| Woodville ana
LIE sPecial order, the General Appronr;o-
'ioh Dill, came up. The committee .na,.
ineht reducing the appropriation for 49,
ihg' travelling expenses, etc for Co..
u,as ea u Immigration from $4,000 to $1,000
1;o 80 auop.eo' yeas 4s, nays AZ. The Renph,
lleans voting yea" We're Messrs. Bovd fco1
VI lazoo' Bufkin, Chamberlain. chi,a.
WIZ CnaVls (col.), Feemster, Ford Eo~
i'n' GILL; Mackey, McNeese (col poo,
w ,.oo'S tcol) of Marshall, Richards ~
- = AGO. shorter (col.), Williams 49,,
pon motion of Mr.. Avery the clauso oa
'0inihg Iubiie Printing was refarrod
~ Pa committee, viz: Messrs
,Ifet' FRENCH, Southwortb and Coay'
insert eva o onosea TO strike out $4,000 and
I'm T'4'ooo Tor Insane ASYLUM NJ
a., ,in move TO insert in the section ,o,... {
en- oo "nce ior militia "that not mora ths +
r. snail DE expended for that npr,osa,. Z
=, -, street moved to strike ont eco s &C. .
- INSERT 2oo00; lost. Mr. Tison 20 o ooo
ana Mr.. ellis amendmort :
p0u' Mr.. Street moved that NJ vas :,
shaii De incurred unless il 10 r
-, " caii the militia into active neoes- :,
~ yeas 50, nays a. MIR. ,risoa wee =,
less aot more than $4,000 shall be exnaDa sea Il
le snecia, n'lieia Is called out; tahled OF
ported rho eon on Printing clansa ri
,h,, the following. which wss cause h
,o'ic e. PRINTING including laws aaopeed r.
% soO'oOo This is in addition n' ;, Jour tn
mrs ae aalo~eo for printing for dsnos ae
Us oehcleney for 1874, $4,000. T T1part ,,
'sed' yeas 81, nays 80. Ane Dill
.as General Appropriation hi, - Fr
<eo 'ne house, is as follows. 80 winch
va1asLATIVE account. $40 400. a.
'r vlho a s,4,750; GovernoroS salary of sh'
~, $1,000; Governors i5rIyate Sec req
aIapy atoms, etc. s, I aen' $500; POI
nLARf OF Lieut. GovernnnF isoOO. ~ II.
e. 80 en saa.e' $1,000; clerk Sanso, Sec of
81 g Eooo; distributing !. r secretary of VI
,inoen. printing. STATIONERY journals, dis
Inv penses, new seal. ato e'e., 5000; tur
: 81 oe VI Auditor, $2,500 nT.c., 300. w;t
- Auditors clerIs 90 oelputy Au- VII
inren. eiolls, blanks, Stationery books, tioI
lay ~ coal, gas, etc. 50 sa9 1900; emit
asurar e o' treasurer, So. 5o9 y.'ooO. NOR
8. hIanff i,ooO; Treasurer's cl.r assistant dur
contingent expenses sooo;
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

IHE CLARION, as its readers krou,
did not support this gentleman for the
senate; but they also know that II has
Tue canoor to censure or to praise as
Justice may require. We are gratitied to
state that he has honorably fulfilled the
pledges contained in his excellent address
when he was candidate, and has faith
fully represented the interests of his con.
sutuents, who can say to him on his
return, "well done good and faithful
servant" Our confidence based on closa
observation of his course in trying Times
mas been confirmed by his acts durinp tho
present session. He has introduced soma
and has voted for all, the reformatorv
measures which have been before tho
Legislature, and consequently has voted
win the Conservatives and Democrats
S"no nave let no opportunity Slip on all /
me important questions of that kind ,
We nave not inquired about his political .
but We know that he stands 4
ecofued on the journals in favor of the II
e40fm measures petitioned by the tax b
ayers and against the caucus schemes 80 ;,
no Radical managers for their oppress;on n
nd impoYerishment. :
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

ILLINOIS pays her county school SUPER
lntendents four dollars day for eyerv
Gay actually employed, and limits the
number of days to 1875 within the voor
SO that the pay in no case can exceod
five hundred dollars
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04
Inc Robbery and Oppression of the South,
and Not Negro Rights, the Issue.

LII any ofthe reconstructed States shall
still remain in the gall and bitterness of
Radical bondage, when the national adj
. mlnlstration passes into the hands of the
democratic and Conservative party, their
dellverance will speedily follow. The
negro trainbands that have been sue
cessfully employed by the adventures to
lnaugurate chaos and maintain their COR
rupt and extravagant regime, will be-
come demoralized and scattered when the
Government no longer supports, with its
money and its armies, these agents of dis
cord and corruption. The eyes of the
colored people will be opened to the de-
fusion and fraud of which they have been
the victims. They will soon learn that it
Is neither profitable nor patriotic to defy
the moral sense of the nation and to
maintain an attitude of hostility to the
policy of the Government as we'll as of
untnendllness to the people with whom
their lot has been cast /; and they will
soon learn that they are to be treated
With perfect impartiality by the Govern
nent, as citizens entitled to fair show u
the struggles of life, and not as wards ie
be petted, or imbeciles and incapables =,
be nursed; and that if they do wrong, 40
nd by the force of brute numbers, put tn
ito office dishonest and corrupt men, to re-
ratIty prejudice against the whites, or s''
1der mistaken idea of what true citizen ~ ~,
Up requires, their mischievous deeds thr
III return to plague them. ito
In order that the Democratic party cou
lose fundamental principle is equal
hts to all, and special favors to none. Hol
y go forward in its career of victory, v"
e should be taken by the intelligent
ers of the South not to permit their
rthern friends to be placed at disad
ltage by false issues. So far as the A
ICY OF the Government in dealing with acte'
South is concerned, the issue ought to TH
made NOT on tbo r;cxL+e.l enun
ron+ooa H. A. 80 passt
=. tn
its, but on the oppression and legal tbe p
robbery of the Southern communi- and
The nation should be invoked to Colur
de whether this rule of prescription the b
plumber shall be maintained by the MEM
7raI government to the detriment of ~
races in the South and to the ininrv I'll. -
dlscredit of the country at large. The veto;
Ion OF negro rights is settled. The
OF Southern wrongs remains to be F
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04
DIR DAILY.

With this number will expire the time
allotted to our DAILY publication. The
Legislature will adjourn in day or two
and the proceedings will be duly recorded
in our WEEKLY.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04
HE LATEST NEWS.
~ WASHINGTON IrEx.
- T.. d. Frost,
General Manager
Force bill Lost

Force bill Lost
p'''"i dispatch to the DAILY CLARION
II hot WASHINGTON, March g. 1874
:, ascertained that maior;tn =
:. ''ofs were opposed to the Force hill,
Cos not taken up and the Senate was en-
Th, al uay on the Appropria ton hin
-nis secures defeat of the former
ne HOUSE SEATS SHERIDAN
RENEE.
louisiana election cases boz
decided by the House, with ver,, lave lave been
cao Iinchback's claim was reioeto, us
md was SHERIDAN as was declared duly elected haI
lot eleo.o sworn IN Sypher was dec,aral
dmi,ted 1 ~ an and bingham Lawrence wss
r VIcksBuRG POSTMASTER.
Inc President has nom;n.tasn
oS'"as'er at Vicksburg. e"se 70
--~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

"hen the tax payers see the monster
appropriation Bill which is being rail
roa 1, through the Legislature, they
wiz realize that the Radical pledges to
reduce expenditures are all CANNON
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

III response to many inquiries, we wil,
state that the price OF the Revised Code =,
W. w. llas oeen reduced to 81 90 per copy.
: wiil man or express, charges prepaid
10 any address, for So % per copy.
or, we will furnish the Revised Code and
mississippi Manual of Forms, charges nro-
Paid' Tor 81 90. Address, CLARION Orrtcp
Jackson, Miss. ~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

we learn that this bill has been ao-
proved by the Governor, but has not
yet been reported to the Senate.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04


biennial sessions of the Leeislatpr 70 :,
t Ina no' We want; and if an amendment 70
rnt constitution, for that purpose is sinh
E lHa.'eu 10 the people, as recommended b.
gov. Ames over year ago, if Will ~ ~
Gi by the largest vote ever no %a De
imlsslsslppi; and will give the naoa, Ia
"a as well as everybody else e9ple,
for MAKE the acquaintance of one law 'i Ia
1qie i !! Is modified or repealed NFa r" De
indicator (Republican5. ayette
h.. ne .s. indicator will have learned
nat TINS measure which is so IondIn ~
aandea by the people, has been Lila
ao,e by its own party. The Plain
90 saisl' (col0red mans paper intimate.
90 'ne negro members'at "board;na
Use caucus agreed to defeat il. in ords
- 'ney might draw an annual s.l,r..
=, -. urew the color line ON it and la
OUT cold as wedge. 'a'o
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04
SipPi Investigation.
from the N. Y. Tribune /,
YN. OuIlGs

~, '1o n. I. TrIbune.l
that i ia A Mississippi investigation, like
no p5aiss each strongly coIored ior;n 4b 1--WE i've
that of the n,a;a OF It's signers. Indeed,
of which hue majority, a pretty full abstract
dispatches pre- presented 81 in our Washington
ture that = u';1, 50 strong partisan tine
with ap 1. a - VIII have no weight whatever
ton na IT, que outside of the Administra-
entira pIar,y: Some of its statements seem
monv without foundation in the t ses
5nr;yyg given to the press from da ane 'e dar
.ne progress of the invesfioation
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

been %;umans polytechnic institute hoe
1 Incorporated in Illinois. nas
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-04

Music by Handel stroo.
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through trains between St. Paul and Chi.
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East, South and West.
The only line running the celebrated Pullman
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Paul and Chicago.
Westinghouse Air Brakes and Miller Safety
Platforms.
Through Express Trains daily each way Der
tween ST. Paul and Chicago, on and afte,
June 81, 1874,
Leaving St. Paul as follows: Day Express,
daily, except Sunday, $50 am. Night
Express, daily, except Saturday, 7:3O pm.
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, 500
am, Night Express $40 pm.
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Sund ay, 1927 am, Night Express, daily
exec PIT Saturday, 500 pm Arriving in St
Paul, Day Express 500 am, Night Elk
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Through tickets to all important points for
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Minneapolis,
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+. B. CLARKE,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

GRAND RAPIDS
FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SHOP

The Prspristsrs sfths above InstitutlsH Aav-
Ing lifted and farnshsd it with The latSst in
proved Tssls and Machinery. are prepared - al
all erdsrs for
, 1875-06-10
GurppaiCAe nahriAtsn.

Darn fabt. Na6 elmer benz 81.
nan;'Ausldlub ber %3weitcn &ammer
bonn Wtiniiterium mitset6eilten mutb'
mabliden uebsriidt Der @innabmen
uno NuSsuben oeS @roBber3ost9ums
0eien fir 1875 1T Die @ciammt > Gin@
nabms fir oieles Sabr uerani4last gu
9,124,469 f., Die eeiammten Qnssa'
ben su Il ,776, 1856 f., unb es 3eist it'd
Ionah etn Deficit BON S51,667 f., Die
porausiidtli6 our6 neus Steuern 9es
oedt lpcrocn miiier. Sic sc. $. 3d.
81. wolen wihen, OaB nod in bielem
Sabre ein StaatS > Inleben BON etlua
5000, 900 Mart sena@t werben wiro.
Dem S6luHe be8 9anbta9s miro
jcbr balb Die Inoronuns Der Neuwablen
iiir Die ausseloo ten 25 MitslieOer Der
i~lpeiten &ammer, lomie ben nod ~
s~rIsbenoen sweiten abseOrbneten fur
Darmltaot fol9en. Die liberale Par'
tel aebt oisien Wablen nidt Obne 8e'
ior9niB entse9sn, bonn bic ultramontane
N9itation bat nirgenbS file geitanoen.
Sn Der Yropin3 Starfenburs tuiro bic
nltramontaue Yartei wieoer ben 8. uno
81. Wablbesirt bsbaupten, in Sber'
bellcn lit tie obne Selo, II in Hbsins
bellen miro Elm eisentlider Wablf0mpf
Su ermartsn Iein. Sn ben bortigen Iebr
9emil6tsn 8eatrfen fam es leidt tome
men, baB bon ben iieben Meuwablsn
swei, audi BRET isitber liberale fur bic
lltramontane Bartei a~uSfaIer. SIN
pislen Srten bat oieie rubise Yartsi felt
fur5er 3eit sroBe Sorti9ritts namsnt-
LID oaour@ semaAt, bas iis in itstsr
ProsreiliDn Sersine, Jog. ndriitlt9'
I%ociale," bilbste, wel1en meiIteus bic
9robe Mtebr3abl Der lenfiamen Wfans
anssb6rt, 10 oaB bieie 8ereins in eiui'
gen Srten bic @ablen bereits ooaltans
big beberri9en unb iebe @esen > Gsita'
ton obnma9tis 1T. Dielem 3uitanoe
ssgeniiber 1T Die rationale unb ltberale
Partsi pollltanbiS mabtlos, unb face
it'd eriltirt msbsr cine Organization,
nod cine Sabruns berielben islbt in
Mains bebauptst iie fi@ nur miiblam.
Die in bislem 8strsff in Der lestem Belt
ba unb bort sepHosensn Seiprsdunssn
altersr Mitslisber Der Sortl9ritts'Y ar'
tel blieben reIultatlos. Wtan 9sItebt
li9 alsemein, oaB bte eide, wel9s
Mes sslaHsn, idwsr ansaufaasn 1T.
Der Wertb Der BET Der StaatS'
8ranotafe perit@erten Standardization
bss 2anoes bstrdst unssfabr 400 Wiu
0ulben. t
, 1875-06-10
Efusfr ttlfsr. gf flhfn.
GnglaHD.

aonbon,9. SUM-. Cine SpeBiol=
9epeIde an pie oSimss" io9t BOP Serr
Gsorlptb, Der britiidc @cl4aftAtrd9er
am Sofs beg &Dniss pDu Sirmah Die
SnltruttiOn %empian9cn babe, cine ''ll=
mittelbare Grfldruns iiber ben freul'b=
idoftliden Gmpfaus oeS tinelliten
Generals, meld)sr mttcidnlolstllt cen
britil6sn Sori4unss=aeilenoen DIOR
earep ermorbet su baberL gu fproern.
, 1875-06-10

Gilenbabnangeiellten ii6 geitern einfim
mig srriid5psen.
Sic Sersleute Der 3uder= Not@z uno
@anamie- Werfe Der v2ebieb= uno g8ll-
fesbarre% Gompo9nie" 1inb 9%eitern be-
na6ri6ti9t moroen, innerbolb 10 So
gen ibTe 9duier su rdumen. Sic Seute
in ben anbern Gesioneu, lpel6e am Mr=
6eiten iinb, i6ifen nod fn%rtpd9renh
ben Iusltanbi9en, wel6e bci6lohen bo=
ben, ben sar5en Sommer uber olrsSu
5alterl, untcritiibun9en 5u.
.9biIabeIpbia, 8. SUM-. Sc;
fern murbe bur9 Bermitteluns Ser 8in-
ferton'ideu @ebeimpoli5ei @m. s
Gainnie ouf Die 9tntlase uerbeftet ieinel
Srou bel Dem Yerfolfe Der Dem Siaoc
Ottinser in Iew0orf seitobienen @ertD-
papiere bebiilfih semelen su lcin. Sel
Qn9efla9te wurbe fir Gin. 9erbor beige
ltsdt.
B9ilabeIpbia, 8. SUM. Cine
Manenuerlammluns ben Mdnnern, &C.
eisnet, cine Expedition in Die uSdtuar=
sen Ser9e" 5i unternebmen, fano 9sitcrr
bier 1tatt. Mebrere Geoen puroen 9e=
bolter. Sim udditen 9ienito9 weroer
DcrI6iebene Orsonilatipnen, suIommer
stlpa 10000 Mann itarf, ouf oerl6ieoe=
men &outen na9 ben uS@marSsn Ser
gen" abreiIen.
gDiIa0e1pia, g.. SUM. Ser in
Tep= Yorf ltatipnirtc Gpe5ial : G6ob=
ants Mscnt 6. g. gradett nabm seiterr.
nit 9iilfe Deg Gebiilfsiurucpprs GObef-
fer cine Site nit 5 meoisinii6cn User
fen, pel6e an 5. nit Dem bel9iI9el
SampIer pNeherlatb" als paIaeiergut
BON @ntmerpen bier. ein9ei6mng9elf
wprben NOR, in geiGlag.ss''
@oibtnstp +, 8. SUM. BON Gal
Sottercs, q. g.. ilt'bie No6ridt bic
einselonfn, bab ied)s MSeilen liiblid
BON Der 2ebensrettunes= Station go. 8
elm G6if, oeIlen Nomcll nan mod niat
feliltellen fpnnte, 9eitronoet-if. 9olicl=
be mar nit Saubnls bcila0tcti luo bol
Sen Giel mad pben gefebrt. Die 9eutc
Ser Mroder= 6irmo Bead lino lcbt or
oemlelben bei6dftist, I'm Sin Stift
Su 'f!oNtl.
Sppefo, &c.,, 9. Suni. 8unoes-
biilfs= Moridol1 &omicp ncblt lcinel
Monnl6oft periudten 9eliern 81 Stod
ton 5lpei YferOeOiebe 81 perboftcn. Gl=
Ter berlelhen entfam unb Der @nocrt
fNob Ganiep in ben l1nterleib, moran
oieier benielben nieoerihpB. Gamlep
torb l6on mad elmer Stunoe.
8idsburs. Mlo.,.S. SUM-. Gros=
" Der Ne9er=S heriH, Der 9cItcrn 9e=
hollen lpuroe, belinbet li0 in elmer fri
ii6en Sage: Silis=S Neriff @ilmpt
auroe beute Dor ben 6rieocnsridtrr 9e=
ro6t, Der i'm entlieB, "a feln Sepcls
e9en i'm pprlno
, 1875-06-10
Maerte1t %Derlanaf.

DR.. FoorE In Der gerfaher %r,etrerer rnetietrif6s
gDerfe, Spn benen eins Iber 100000 GremStare GtfaS
~sfuaben bat. Gin swsitss ,.Das @euidenfpfen' ober
,Sfene gpItsfYrate unb ssiunser Mlsni6suSeraaub,"
bat eines ssfas non iber 10000 errei6t. Diefes lestere
gDert eridstnt iest ensttid ,nb teutia. Gin neneres
@ert ,gDiHsnidaft unb Dtdtuus" rber SAMMY TUBBs,
Der iasentliGe IrSt, unb sPoNslrs Der Iaftse afis, srs
fdetnt sprtdufs muir easltia. Desen SnbaItsssrasl6.
HtHe sicfer QDerts pple man fd entweSsr at DR. FooTH
penben uter an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1879 East 25th Street, New York.
gosntsn merben fir ben @ertrteb bteisr Wsrse ~serlanst
nnb erbaltsn fsbr saafiee Setinsunssn. Gu man&er
Gsent bat f4en hurd BEN gerfauf etefsr Wesfe f6 ben
@runbfsin Ut einen, tleinen @ertnBsen 8sIset. nDas
IenidsnisHstn" III fir erra6fene limb ,Wife daft unb
Dt6tsns" fir bic Susenb ett spriiali@es, letrrei&es unb
intereTantss Dsrt. Gin SnbaItsYerseiani6 Der gDerte
wel&es franco per ppft an iebe Ntrsfe p~erfanbs ptre.
etebt cine Spafdubise Ssi6rsibuns ~SsrltIbeu. Sod
einntal:
Ngentem uSer Golporteure berlargt.
hi MbreIfire pie obeu.
, 1875-06-10
aGpaMen.

2onbon 8. SUM, Ser Barrier
Correspondent Ser Zines" t~ele9ropblrt,
Dab baielbi @eyiidte BON elmer sepubli=
fonii6en 8cipesuns in MaoriO I'M llnl-
laufe leien, berriibrenb nm ben %fiir5ll=
den militdrii3en greisniIIen, rpel6c
aeiate, bas Sic Sruppen ni6t i'm Ston-
De leien, irsenb einen 9ortbeil iiber Die
&arlilten gu crringen.
, 1875-06-10
snlalu Gt Gepeid en-.

O~uebec, 8. Stunt. Ser Goplt0n
Der 8orfe ,Sopo" BON bier berl9tet
bab er am 16. IRai 9e9en 8 nbr gpr,
mittaes pdbrcno zines bi6tcn Nebels
in Der NGbe Der 8antc bon Neuflnos
lamb in Elm %sweimoltiges S9if, cbne
@esel unb pbne 2i6ter, 9%eronnt lei.
Gr babe edreie eebDrt, per9ebens
1i6 aber nod Der Mannidaft nm9eie=
Zen. Sic bo6sebenoc See bate
i'm pcrbinoert, goote aussuletcn, 3lpsi=
nal babe er nit ieinsm @4ifie pcriu@t
5uriid5ufsbren, bolielbe lei ibm absr
nidt ssaliidt. @r CLAUDE oas aroere
Sdiff lei lofort untsrss9ansen.
Soronto, Snt., 8. SUM-. Gin
perbeerenoes Seuer wiitbete seItern
Mbeno felt 8 1br int Ssrsen Der Staot.
Crit sesen Mlitterna@t befam man es
inter @%ontrolle. Cine 9rpbe Mense
@eIddftsbaulsr fielen bcm ralsnoen
glemente gum Spfer. @erlult llber
$150,OO0.
Bn D H. 8. Suni. Ibrabnm Sad
ion ,puroe seiiern np@mals fpescn an
berer 8ctriisereien pursefibrt. Seint
9ar9idait wnroe onf $4,000 felf9e=,
1stt. 81 mubte neuerbinss in's @efans
nip. @ein 8etrosen 1T toIt uno naer=
19iittert.
SoItpn, 8. SUM-, Bon Dem Corr
reftions : Saule in Sin Baton ino
persansene 9aa9t pier Gefanssns snt=
suii6t.
SprinsfieIb, 8. Suni. Geltern
Nadmittos e~ypluoirte Der Sampfteilll
in Der 9apierfabrif pOn Suitb & So,
AT See. Wm. Yrpmn ,uurbe iofort 5e-
tDbtet unb cine Srau lebr ssidbrli6 BEL
Iest.
(9pater.) 3wei Mann puroen &C.
tDotet, IA periuunoet. Ser loniti9e an
seri4tete S9ooen belduit li9 auf $685.,
900.
8pttspiue, 9enn1., 8. SUM.
@eitern fano bier cine sebeime Gibun9
oesggetutip So, ltanOes Der uWfiners' II.
2aborers' Benevolent anuciation" ltatt,
an Der cine srpBe anSabl Sele9aten
t%beilnabmen. Waan 9laubt oaB bic Sra
&c er Wieoeraufnabme Der Mlbeit bis
futtrt purbe. @on einem GompromiB
1T feline &eoe, mod linb feline Wusli6ten
oorbanben gu einer aasemeinen @ieoer=
outnabme Der Sbdtisteit, ob9lei9 Die
@rbelter non suei peiteren 8ruben, gu
@lblanO unb nabe bier, gu ben reou5ir=
ten pretlen anf Der Bats BON 1874 lire
Sel3aftl9uns, penn au6 nur init per=
mlnoerten &rdften, wieber aufeenpmmen
baben. Ser9ansenen @inter perbant
ll4 Die obsenannte @eleaI6aft nit bel
"Wtlners' nnb Mprfensineers' ltnion~,
Sebtere meiltentbeils aus 9ofomotiufib.
rern, Sei5ern, goabufteuren, 8remlerr
II. |. 10. beitebsn6. 0ie 8eNiniQunc
'@eint aber feiner Der beioen @eleGl6af-
ten et'pas 9eniibt gu boben, inoem bi