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The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04

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them the best and most eaeetuAl purgatiVe Piil
that medical science can devise. Being purely
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being sugar coated they are pleasant 10 take. In
Intrinsic value and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them and every Psrson,
knowing their virtues, will employ them, When
needed. They keep the system In perfect order,
and maintain In healthy action the whole maehin.
cry oflife. Mid. searching and efectual, they are
especially adapted TO the needs Of the digestive
apparatus, derangcments of which they prevent
and cure. " timely taken. They are the best aud
safest physie 20 employ for children and weaken
ed constitutions. vhere mild bat eectual eathar-
tie is required. For sale By all druggists.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04

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30! ga.e = psrrh o. poles f4raug f4t
anss b go vasi. mns - ailss
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The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04


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ssr sil HA.e sasas ~ 80 81 era. Z g,'
tasa. ias 44Aafiy .f she 10 era 90 srs - ssr-
ia he sar EsAsars tss iesEfa. sruasth zat a~ts-t
q tas ssia. aside u t1e "a. a4HfYy ~ snfia
~ ~ BREATH ass tas preiast sv tas aessAf
thea 4lrsas tae rssut BY 60. anl 700 Aass tas
aam s@r . aasaes - soc .e! raro 10 the -fIs
Ia m@4sar.ns tas Aeisa'. q sa4rss 10 BE- e.
q ths -arn s. inteadri There 3. ani g.
b. 4.4sfsnes 10 aeas4rI1g -arn 1y fais Aeta..l
bs,r-ss faIl al srr.n.. a. - sarass fsrT ulra
- slater azs sFrins aai '-tilss ilra
To Ds:sr-a;ns she Weigh: Of Live cat.le
Measure = s-hs. ihs sir;A -s1ai -. t-ssst
Isst seain4 tas sasaitsf siais at iA- nsts -
10 sssk fssm the tai - ih- 'rT- psF' afth.
sasai4sF slaAs Maupiy the E.f;a by th~ lsagih.
aaA divide - a. u %. xir'A 70 sss ,haa iArss
feet. maluply sh- gaotsn, by % = s~s---a thrs.
feet aad Sc feet faaitiriY ~ - u s-ss.~n av~
feet aai seven iss,. mnittpy ~ g. hs'-ssa
ssssa fsss All sins feet maitipiy ~ x ta-
Aniraai u lskn. deduct .1fh from ths rsss.f
Tsss the girsh All lsns'a tn feet msitipiy The
s4aars u the xirih By tAs snsth All naitipiy ihs
pF9iss; by so. The rssaif siii BE- the aas-ss "a
pssn4s Ths I've ssish; ma a.t piisi ~ a1 gits.
. nsar sppra 4 nation % tas ne; sslgst
The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-04

itt s44sfr a- ass slaa-s flsf sf4sfe 80
sgaar- rarI lH. .gas-- ya-i.-t ..4sr- -
or p-rca d square psr-aes . --li Rcd.
acre 60 acres-i sIaars milr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22


PITTsBURG, June 21.--Secretary Weeks said
that outlook to-day better an OF any previous
lockout Of The end third He receipt
OF number o. kilograms and letters fro.n all points,
and determination TO hold out again she advance was
expressed In all OF them.
In the mining trousle the operators claim thHt they
have men working IN al except three pits, which were
nrped to shat account Of the strike, but tho
miners deny this ana that they have the best Of
tn. fight.
r. T. Wright tho superintendent Of the foundry Of
WltherOw q Gordon al Newcastle, has posted up No
the future and all hr men nave gone OUT OF stlAe *
cert four. TIE here Say that Uf tIa who
remains was nj on. time Grand Workman OF Ihr knights
Labor Lodge IN Newcastle, but that he was elected
soma time ago the fu sent nearly I'll
is patterns the Pitsburg Oundres have orders
nlleI. L. this when Is Hike O. produce strike IN
work for a hrm whi,U has discharged Is union men,
CHICAGO, June 2l.-The condition " the strikers at
Irondae who struck against ranging from II 80
TO ST. day, Is becoming liable. Mauy of them are
actually suffering They ouly grow more Stubborn how
ever preferrng depend the town for support to
welding their point The HYDE Park authorities have
that they VIII not any CONDITION give the
strikers all. for which declaration she -rlkIs bOld
the Calunet IroI and Ate / company responsible
The strIr among seyehDre- ~ the r0n-1ro docks
~ tho Joliet Iron and Steel Works, VIII en- led 70 tho
attack traiu and the wOundlDS Of Judge PiIs5lry,
came end to-day the men returning To work Tue
strike sg;llns. she employment Of n0D-luiuu mon
CoHogs, y. Y, June 2L-There is no change IN the
situation IN regard to Harmony Mills "stay out"
dimiuutl6n. picnic their benefit Is being arranged
10 cuLuc on j uly l.
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Gov Congressman speer that they are willing 10
lengths to defeat his reeleoson. One OF me
oo.ratc organs attempted to publish some OF ms
pe" .orrcspondelcs v.tch 10 gained possess ON 81
YrNsssS.otIv Mr. Spacr has however sued Oot an lu-
frsdc.on reStrainIns tse pubi'csron
T. - doubtful If any opposition Is made 10
..,e,,oa of Cangrsessaan Carlisle In che Win heh
- Disrtct Tbs Democrats have m'cor'y the4e
e-oc 8 Oec and tbs expedieney OF running HepN'h
% aiost so abe . OeDeerSt a. MI Carhsle IL
- che lc-,t between Consr ssmaN Blackburn
do1 Sn;JI., owens M the with De net or the SUM-
81 "a incoming warm, win he chances Il "FoI !"
.rSsckOurn - IL
The ouiessence of Gen-ifi Batler u the oniy
tsd feature of the preliminary canvass In Nass"chu
NJ. y, onr seasus 10 have sHy kHovfcdGe OF what MS
.,,al IN ention- are Even his most insm'te HlehlS
i,.s "a be a. much IN the DARK as his h'tereSt opp
~ lie would havc no prospect OF making even res
..,Ja acht against Goa gressnan Crsp0 ne ths lie
rYey,'e' = n,dale for Governor No Olhcf feulocreV
pnosoa me courage EeuDce himself as an aSprAt
me legislature of Louisiana has ra&en no
towsrd accepting tse offer OF the b.ndhoide's :"
- the debt OF that State. The Offer - an exceedingly
- =; one sad it's Adoption has been urged upon tRe
a,,,re by the Governor and the most nhuen'iai
-o.r,tio n,psrs. The p9stpOnemens or 'Db 9u5HllOn
az Inc close OF the ser ion oi tAe 3'N " ~ gu
ev il m NJ wiki Dsmocratc preFedent - Gus ~
49,. are lor with much disdsin is possible
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STAGE AFFAIRS.

Mr. WaIlack announces the last nights OF
ola BELLE Kusse' at ls CneGtre. The regular season
Will close with he withdrawal Of this piece The
nst performances Of Mascotte are passing al the
CiernIania TbeaIrs.--- 90 Cne derry var "A De PR"
duoed t thr Geruanis next Monday 1.-The close Of
u, 2 / Frs,ue's epgaqemsnt g. Niclos did not occur
.sst SATURDAY "a vertensy announced Mr.. Frayne
:, performing there this week, in piece called " s.
sl,su1n. o, the Trapper and his Dog . Patience,
ss given 8 the BU"u vsera ionsc Is dehgl,Iu anu
Ssfs.nIrr euteft lament - Miss ADA .irav acting IN
East lynne occupies the Fifth Avenue 'healre And
Ill r.,I; - hers until further notice Patience Z"
NJ. hern preseuted at the STANDARD Theatre oy the
opera company Including Dora Wlioy and John H9Wson
The METROPOLITAN AlcaZar Is open every nlsht
Er t;us Williams appeared ~ Havrrt' = Fourteenth
Street Ibeatre on Monday John MShtey, n " one ~
The Finest" aud gave seIDfsauIca sASlCA " liz Coh
t.u oorary police officer
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PARADE or THE GRAND ARMY.

BALTIMORE, June 21.-The trains to-day were
crowded with delegations the Grand Army Of the Re
puic militia and strangers witness the great parade
Among those who arrived at an early hour were the
President Secretary State Secretary Of War, Attor
ueyGeneral General sherman the Speaker Of the House
OF Representative and General Hazen. They were
driven 10 the Mayors office, where they were received
by Governor Hamilton and staff
the line Of parade began forming at $3.50 a. m Inc
military divis iOn OF Tie column was under command OF
General James H. Herbert The second division was
under command OF General George :. Merrill, Comman
der-in. Chief Of the Grand Army of the Republic
The line ~ march moved at about 1890 O'Clock,
the column being Id by CITY Marshal
CRY ana Deputy Marshal Frey at the head Of battalion
~ mounted police Next came Genera al Ayres and st"h
and then 10 lowed long line Of Grand Army posts The
third division the Department 81 Marine, had repre-
ettlvs from nearly all the States some Of the posts
carried wrapons OF the battlefield. one post had
ANAL mounted gun m AIDE from gun which exploded in
.,ueraI Iolgstrrets command al Getty.Durg Inc line
~ march rom Broadway was along baltlmOre-st TO
Eutaw, TO Franklin, 10 Howard, 70 honuien'' 20
rles 10 Fayette 10 calvert 10 Lexington, 10 HOl-
day la frOIt tine CITY Han, where lsy Co.lH ,9
President, SECRETARY % " @hu
sher,,.a, Inc line occupied "a little over an hor n
nssiu the point ~ review. The distance Of the maIch
was aD1ut three aud half miles, aud there were
Tbe ,xtresth annual session OF the National Eucamp
mrus the Grand Army or the lsepuDo was enl9u 70
order l O'clock at the ACADEMY o. muslo ~ I'M az
mander-iu Chief George >. Merrill Inc feP"tts VI
ora were called for and committees Appointed altef
which the convention adjourned IN ~ y a. II Iuiii5uAy
r REPORTS are encouraging the order hhVAe orch
ia I,rn-oerOus IN OHIO ana Illinois. E1 Union
.ol- In the West taking Increased lhteie III TIC
Grand Army, ami inqnrlng 10 purposes Inc Gu
bonds. The order numbers 100000 memberA. al IL
crease VI 2.Ion i~-t yeaE
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GUIrkAU REALIzENG HIS DOOM

WAsnI.eTCN, Junc 1.-LSUits2l was reported
py IN jail officers to-day lily serious and
Communicative no person YVES permitted 70 see him
except his spiritual adviser, who spent several iurs
w'tn nm 20 h.s cell In reply TO question: OF the
vfcers remarked lie % oOticea ~ less cheerful than
YESTERDAY, snl hrs xlous, heggard look thilE
be begi;s 20 reslih,. that re Is doomet."
General rcocker tine wsrdenl stated to-day tina. the
execution would be prITaA one. The gallowP wac
ercc ed dafs corridor Of the ICrh
wing No omar eparatiOn viii be made, however
until aeGt week. uaul the death warrant has been
sen, 20 the walden A fOrma application 10" commute
to- " is TIE hands OF tue President and
u1ul has bean passed epon snd refused cannot be
s1td hat Guiieaus asst resource ma. been exhausted
The jail Ulcers however, d. not entertain the slightest
eKyCCtatiOa CT a rcpricve or cOmmutetl.n
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vass and the actual position Of matters at tho NEST

yass and The hctuaf posIt0n OF Hattefs ~ tn1 lus
mgr
"Well. there were actually 1913 men who signed
the call for tire special meeting, and that number
were present at our caucus- OF course we counted
on a fair number of recruits Now. the difference
between 127 and 1913 shows sevsnty-one weak
kneed beggars who were afraid of the Governors In
moment upea n''f ssaves qua over ~ro to the sds
that seemed to be carrying the day:
There is class of this kind In every assembly, and
they are positively beneath contempt
Another member SAID that there had certainly
been a fatal mscaleulation by the mon who had had
the canvass In hand. The supporters OF the Meal
lister amendment had gone into the meeting expect
ing to carry everything before them. Tney were
Dadlv beaten. he result had not been what they
anticipated, but 10 bad the effect Of putting end
TO all consideration Of the Loubat matter for tho
pres mt.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN VERMONT.
MONTPELIER, VT, June 21.-Thc Republican
state Convention called to order this morning by
George Nichols Redhed Proctor elected president
Of tho Convention Waller A. Weed presented the naue
OF John L. Barstow Of shoburne. "a candidate for Gov
eruor He was nominated BY acclamat0n. General
Barsow was conducted to tho stage and accepted the
nomination. :. l.. Pmgrec nominated for Iiauten
ent-Coyernor W. Ii. Dubois nominated for Treas
urer by acclamatiOn.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a set deporlng
the death ~ President Garfield pledgng support 10 Re
publican principles; iruuing TIE Ouc-tcrm system in
The stale Legislature; recognizing IL" Importance o.
lr-adln favorable to education and agricultural In
.fe.ts: expressing confidence the present tax law.
fnd uode lug tue supper, Of tho officer, HUmahtc lac
old btate COHsHittre was enlarged aud TeAJEIhdtcd
The Convention then adjourned eae die.
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TIE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND
SUICIDE THOUGH DEsP0xDE1cX.

rhortly after O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the
report of a pistol was heard in the end of the
store of George II Sanborn & Sons. Manufacturers
O, book-biuders machinery. Nc q Beekman-st
and II was discovered that Joseph II canlorn, a
trothey o. the senior member O. he firm, had com
m ted suicide ~ shooting himself through the
head An ambulance sent To- imine !la;ely, aud
toe dyIug man vas taken to ,he ChamGe-s street
Hosuital here he exOued mJmeOt &fter admit
lance.
Joseph II Saa0orn vas in business with his
brother i,rorge II SarbO-n fol a number of gears
Isr,ri1g IN 81 with uver 500 800, which lie cub
seuyently los; ~ sto a syeauiatOaG ID Wall Street.
AbOpt thee years ago he became a clerk III the
American Book Exr1ange, whe e be remained antil
las; year since tnat time he ha, had no employ
ment I'd yer, lil;ie money. an latteIly Appeared
to be somewhat dcCaDg-1 account OF Ala financial
difficulties lie was fOcJy-eight years old and as
'osehe.Or
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WHAT THE CIrY's LABoRERs WISH

AT the meeting of the Park Commissioners
Yesterday DIR. Lane offered Resolution that the pay OF
aborers VINO receiving II 70 per day should De In
C. eascd tu - his was opposed by Mr. MacLedn. Who
sid hat there were now OOO lab0rers IN the EN-
poy Oh tie Park ep-rL4I an4 IT should Dc decided
10 raise The wnges as suggested about ninety men would
ny 10 be- gcd the Appropriation was Insult
Gent To pay tue plUpos Of wages He added
that nc aid not tluuK Just impose great hard
snip many unless the men themselves should
decide that they were willing to have the change
made Mr.. Ollie suggested that the men who renta
IN the employ Of lie department dur n the winter
should b. put half ay he thought that the men
we're better plea-rd win tneir present wages. Mr.
Wales admitted That DID moi know enough about the
question 10 vote inteiD grnuy 20 important SID
feet and Ut his request ibe matter was laid over. A
committee repfescn Ing the steam engineers ana black
smith. requested the Commissioner 10 increase t.eir
wages from - % To - PEI day There Was 10 "c'oH
Inc inborel- employed in building the bulkhead wall
and IN making concrete blocks, under tie
supervision OF the DOCK Commissioners, ID"
we're ieolescnted 81 The meeting % the COmul sslOhrrs
yesterday. rHey stated tAat O"lng To tIe 10" houIs
unable 10 earn enough To support Their
la miles. They wanted ther paj 50 arranged
a. TO average - uaJ during the month. III va 5Hs-
geslcd chat tnr cOhssocia nlSht ie'ao sh- pap is
RI 10 give the laDOtefs ~ Genus M hvIi
for ten hours work a day. Inc Ispies.n IA,
tive OF the labOirrs mtrrrpptrI Wlh' We
don't want IL arranged thai way; we want
70 cents an Aour" Mr. LimDeer said tnat he w0nI op
pose rate. Wiling 20 give = a Jay ioi
WORMS proposed that the pay rods shou DE re-
yirod Mr. NaHderpOel was opposed 70 nAAlhs Tue
wages the paid by prVaie coIpOrhtious nc
though they 5nOu De lras or else the Cohi7noutis
would be down with applications Tor snploJ neI;
dermau. senator AID Ans nDy man Val Dc running ner5
win petitions " appoint Ihelr HleldA ~ "as esoHed
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foreign mails en- iilg SATURDAY. 2.
June 1881. wal thus 01cs ~ r.~D A.. AZ
europe steamship .lsnls-
" DN tSDA y, AZ Tor Iur"lc by S.rvl.
VI llcttrIs Germany
be eel per sertla' AMI 40 Tor e. ~
steamship EDc via southampton and Bremen tiers Tor
Dltan anu other European countries mast directed
per tOe ~ aud az a. M Tor France direct 10y steamship
Labrador. via H1yre, ou THU NouAN. 20 u 10. nt lor
Europe by steamship city OF Brus, Queenstown ,t-
ers Tor Germany aud France must be directed pei Cy u
Brussels anu AZ 900 a. Tor Europe - steamship ie-
land via Plymouth, CherDourg and Hamburg sAIUR-
DAY. az IN, for Europe, by steamship o. via
Queenstown lettels Tor 1erHtny and scotland "A,
per GcrmalC aud at Tor LAID direct ~
steamship tthiopa, via glasgow At ~ flr lra1a
Tor europe by steamship Uru raj erae VIA I'm
and Bremen. The mails fOltO llcO drs by ~ea.hto
Antias, close on ~ - DAY at The mans Nsrin.
wall aud south faclnc Oy ste nsy cts Tara co.e On
WEDNESDAY al 10 a H. The malls tor NJ. Domingo by
schooner Al AIRY carey close Oh sAIO I.DAN atga m Tia
tor the Nind.ard Islands steamship Aiufe clo.a
on y EDN EsDAi az p The Tor cuba Porto no
aud MexlcoOy steamship city ~ close GA m ~
DAY al l:o1 y m The mails Tor BRAIN steamship Glen
sannOx wa baltimore, close THURSDAY al 100 a.
The mails Tor fortaaP Prince SaVauis Nc Gre, town a.,
Port Luou steamship Cdstleucld NJ
The mails Tor IruxllO and lay Islands VIA
close on FRIDAY ~ 1880 p m The malls Tor Havti -
steamship Andes close SAL RDAl a m Its u,.ii.
Tor CnDA and Porto Hco, by steamship Niagara close IN
pkDAf Al 1850 ~ The nails CHINA and Ianan VA.
san FRANCISCO close June 81 ~ The uais or Aus
EAAA DC, VIA oAn Francisco, close lane "a Al 10 m
x.o. -. HENRY "a PEARSON, Pos.mAsyax
resi- Omss Sow-fork, uns IL. 1904
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MICHAEL DAVITT IN ALBANY.

ALBANY June 21.-Mr. Davitt arrived hero
from Boston this afternoon and spoke at Music He'll to-
night TO an enthusiastic audience Of 600 peo-
pie, under the auspices or the sew
eral Irish organizations. lie introduced by
Thomas Lanahan, OF this city, and well received.
He apOlogized for the brevity Of his speech and
evidently suffering from oyerwOrk and long Journeys.
Mr.. Redmond his secretary, and Major James Hag-
gerty OF NewYOrk gsO addressed the meeting. AT tho
close considerable amount Of money for the Irish
subscribed. Mr.. DiVtt viii 20 to New York to-
morrow morning and speak in Jersey City tomorrow
mic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The mat ~ hourk

WASHINGTON. June %. / a. m.-The bar
highest in the Lower Lake region and lowest
tn Colorado Generally clear weather has prevailed In
the Southern and Middle states Lower Lake region and
New England with westerly to southerly winds and
stationary or slight rise in temperature Slightly
gion and Northwest wish partly cloudy weather and
local rains.
Indications for today
For NewEn gland. slightly warmer fair weather winds
mostly from west ~ SOUTH stationary or slight rise IN
barometer
FOrChe Middle Atlantic States, slightly warmer fair
weather, hgut variable winds slight rise followed Dy
slowly falling barometer.
Indications far tomorrow.
The indications are that In New-En gaud the Middle
and south Atlantic states partly cloudy weather
will prevail on Friday.
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a,LAJ1SC, OP TIE PENNSYLVANIA CONTEST
49, s,,,, The Albany journal tRepJ

Z Tine meaiIng OF tue @reay contF5s now
l,sny m Pennsylvania ought not 10 b" Sls-ed or ms
&C. rsoon n II uea is anything 70 Creams shat oOsss
md maoh,ues must give way 10 pular mo- EOns shu
o,'a~ r,r,ts Those ~hC have t'sAou up the WORK OF
Sdlrng .,e state OF Cameron smRg demand lhat ne
ofx pledges shall be carrleu on. tney are VI n% 10
IN IN nr icaicp rne professions msde by state Nid
1arouat Republican Conventions ever 5 nee the era 81
rart IDey are seeking 20 en- orce the pIlIcpIus
Sr,ieh nave been officially announced over ana over
ca'n a. lee Rem tJucan creed. All signs snH" ndt tue
!. 1Da,hlnef las been pushing tn people 10 h9ri
u Reform tomorrow has seIveC mfasUIaOy Ven 10
nod voters Ia the past but there u large tIoul1L'
rhoh svIppsthizes with idea Of enforcing reform
fortnSitn wItuOuc any mOrr pro@r-Stlnsuon Or Paey
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to revise tho pay-rols make the equal $.
day.
CONDITION OF THE IRON STRIKE.
IN run rprur~NR

iBi TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEiHUNkI
PITTsBURG, June 21.-Snce the strike be-
there has been talk among members OF the Anal
gauated Association OF and steel Workers OF es-
tabiishing cooperative rolling mills IL IL now an
bounced thai the experiment 10 receive its first trial
at Leetsnia Ohi0 vsrs in few days bargain viii be
closed for tbs purchase Of DID, unused mill The per-
engaged in the enterprise will at IL at with
the latest Improved appliances and begin work In ths
fall Negotiations reported to bs In progress for the
purchase Of mills at other pOnt- IN be operated on e.
operative prncipes This not dene BY the organiza-
ton suoh, oat with lis approval Telegram
frOm scotdale Penn states that part OF the nORunOn
employed at the mills Of Ererson, MacRair x Co.,
NJ that place havo strs,k for tho organization ssd
adoption sliding scale OF WAGES, siusr TO that used
IN Pit,burg AMI elsewhere. POr several days com
mites appointed by tine Inst National Convention ~ tue
AmDlgsmated AssO revise the taUton snd
rules s been In session IN ms s-ty one 81 Zoe chnsc7
which II VIII propose IN s report to Ihe next cOnFel
uln al Chicago In Angus, vii be rule requiring more
than majority ycte declare q general strike.
Changes VIII also be proposed in rs9tiOn 20 the Wases
III convention OF the hnlsAers OF the Ist III and
Win AsIoeLaliOn Districts OF Pittsbnrg, Wheeling W.
Va, and youngstown, ODO, viii be held at schiller
Hail. ts city To take action on the rJnnlttc~s recon-
mend .iOla DniOre they reported t. the cDnvcnOn
In tas glss trade there Is also Prospect OF roupis
among the workers on August l. There differ
encc OF - per cent between the wages paid by the
Eas-srr Lud Western manufacturers. Inc western men
pay most, and they nave informed the EASTERN
, mea that in Au5nst Shey must Increase
will deGrca.e theirs. TIC Western A-ec ,tUn demu ds
an equalization and is supported by tue officers OF the
National GLis-NOrkers' alton who say They Will
t-ere should bs q ske VI any length IN the glass trade
Iaere IL doubt but tnat tlo men would start up more
cooperative works, and as they cou erect them IN a
oOdple Of montn-, icy could 20 mo the market and
force the other works 10 start up
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4 PRIzE-R1GEr 10 TAKE PLACE.

II was rsrOrted in Brooklyn at an early
hour this morning that the puzesht between AlexsD-
DER Brown ard william Tray. set down FOR 10 day,
for 500 side, would take place IT Queens
County, 4. J.. assr JpT'sica FlushDg. The Two
men tyugat -uns IL az G.aveseSd both being ind -
bonds Dat time 70 fight After hfty-seycn rounds
Tracy, woe Idly hattered declared tie winhcr
bro f erSa ard arrested aDc released IN $1,000
bonds tot 20 fgh The State for year. Efforts
ale Dy he Brooklyn police Ia ASCERTAIN where tie
Ash' Was arraEge1 Ter thIs morning aud prevent IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22
THE STRIKE OF PRINTERS AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, \. y, June 2l.-The propriet0rs
Of e Express have acccdrd to tho demands Of tho strik
ing printers tho scals 60 Into effect on Monday
The comp have rcturnsd - their The COM
D,eycia aud he CeirJ propriotors SILL hold out and
getting Their pspers Win what help con be Oh
tanned. The printers have published their side Of the
story tic penny papers and have printed post cards
for general distribution. There has not been. rs yet any
tempt To make demonstrations. Committecs OI the
strikers hiVC visited he GlrenJ points adjacent 70 the
city, and ~ several los have been snce5sful ~
persuaing cOmposiiurs heir way to the ely
turn their hsncs join the printers ortor Ihry
eApress confidence tAat their dcua Us VIII be acceQed
to, aud the returned t. their cases.