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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-22
THE SMALL POX.
The Lesson Taught by the Mercer
|. Cd uufy Visitation. #

Coanfy Visitation.
The terrible scourgs OF small pox With
which Mercer, Wyoming and Mcdowell
counties have been, or indeed still are, al.
fiicted, and the freedom from the disease OF
this city, forcibly pointa moral. One man
having In his system the contaglon OF small
pox visited Mercer county, and from the
Injection spread by him over one hundred
persone have taken the disease and more
tkan a score have died, and the end is not
yet. Frequently persons afflicted with small
box come TO this city, and there is now q
patient in the Pest House who cane up the
river on a steamboat q week or so ago.
Yet this city. has been remarkably
free from the disease, and the only reason
is the intelligent aud efficient system Of car.
ing for smallpox patients, isolatiDg them and
providing agait o. the spread OF the infection.
The value OF the State Board Of Health ts
shown by the way In which the disease was
finally combated, after intelligence OF the
state Of affairs reached the officials. Bad a'
the epidemic Is, nobody can tell how much
wore II might have been had there been no
organised body whose duty 1t was 10 act In
the matter and who had the authority to en-.
force the necessary regulations to check the
dlEAaAa.
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Serious Trouble With a~uricrous Italian


Serious Trouble with n urierous Italian
LnbOrers.
Apparently the Italian laborers employed
on the River railroad are a bad lot. The last
trouble with them was more serious than the
preceding ones, according to the Sistersyille
Independent, which says that all but about
twenty OF the Italians em%ployedon the River
railroad near that place left Wednesday for
Pittsburgh. They became SO unruly aud
auarrelsome that the bosses could not con-
troll them, so the contractor, Mr.. Campbell,
decided that 1t would be best to pay them'ott,
which he did; but one OF the interpreters,
who had been on q spree with a crowd OF the
worthless set, melted them TO rebellion
against Mr. Campbell, and II ade them be-
lieye that when they were discharged they
did not receive what was due them. In
order to satisfy them that all was square Mr..
Campbell placed the accounts In tue hants
OF A squire, who pronounced them correct.
This, however, did not coil their temper. and
they decided 10 butcher Mr.. Campbell In
cold blood, and doubtless would have done
so had be not kept within his apartments dur.
Ing the afternoon and evening OF Tuesday.
On Tu sday night the Italian mob which had
collected on the streets kept up q continual
hub.bub most Of the night.
The Independent aays: Taking them all
In all, they are Of very little account as Ia
borers, as you Cannot rely on them; they are
treacherous, contrary aud OF u very wicked
disposition. The msjoriiy OF them are topers
and drink up their wages as fast as they earn
them. For good honest work, n lrishman
is worth two Italians. They think no more
OF shooting or siabbing a man when they
have an enmity against him, than an Aneri-
can does of shooting a Sheepthief dog There
are a tew exceptions to the general rule, but
take them as q race and you can not depend
upon them. About twenty OF the 100 en-
pioyed at first, will remain, as they took no
part in the trouble Tuesday. The vacancy
made by the discharge OF the Italians will be
filled Immediately by a class OF more trust.
worthy aud reliable working men, but we
have not heard yet where they are TO come
from
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The MOundsvllle people are making care
full preparations to entertain the State Sus'
day School Convention there on Wednesday
aud Thursday Of this week. Yep ial train
will bring home the Wheeling people each
evening, leaving M%ound.vllle Ut 10 O'Clock,
and 1t 10 expected that a large number OF the
Wheeling workers will BIZ In atteudIn
They will 20 down on regular trains and re.
turn on the special for 1ity cents the round
trip. Wednesday evening Is To DO made the
grlGd rally for temperance. Tie opening
address Is 10 be delivered by Rev ]. E. Smith,
OF Wheeling, which will be followed by
short addresses by prominent cltizsus OF the
State Thursday evening will be devoted to
a review OF the benefits Of the Sunday
school work to the workers. The opening
address will be given by Rev. 8. B. BarnilE
so well known throughout the State.
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wnee,Iur Base snIIists ABROAD.

teToIedo base ball nine being SO largely
made up OF Wheeling boys, anything CON
cernine that club Is OF Interest here. A cor
respondent OF the Toledo Bee writes az fol.
lows from Bay City: IN an interview with
one Of the members Of the Toledo nine
learn 1t Is in pretty bad shape, with Wal.
ker's thumb knocked out W. Bafkley's
thumb spit, Lane sick end Poorman with q
sore chest, caused by being hit twice in
Saginaw Tuesday. Phi Q, aToiedo amateur,
catches to day while Motfett bitches. Poor
man will play third and Mclaughlin right
field. Motfett was not knocked outat eaginsw
yesterday. but Sam Batkley, refused to catch
but one kind OF curve, which unfortunately
the Eaginsws could hit II Price tails 10
cltrh Moffstt, Mclaughlin will DO COM
PEELED 10 pitch. Tde club will DO in better
shape by "Wednesday"
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A. L. RICE & Co.

We have to-day the largest aud best 50.
lected stock Of Straw Goods and Milli'
nery. All OF the scarce shapes ana col.
ors 10 Ladies' Hats, exclusive styles,
correct ideas.
Ecru and White Mllans In the New.
market, Royal, Vernon, Alpha and
Duchess. 40.
100 Punches Black Ostrich TIPS, $1.e5
n bunch OF . TIPS, exceptional yalne.
100 long Ecru Plumes f0ni $3.50 to
1926, received to-day. Also White
Plumes and Tips, very desirable.
Our Millinery Department Is worked
TO lis utmost capacity. We have engaged
extra assistance, and are prepared to
turn ont work promptly, and In the very
highest artistic style. -
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A convo,a alton OF the city lodges. OF The
X tights OF Pythias was held at the hall OF
Black Prince Lodge. on the South Side, last
night, In honor OF Mr.. John P. Linton, OF
Jamestown, Pa, Supreme Chancellor OF the
world OF that order, who Is In the city, ac'
companied by his SOD, Mr.. Robert 2. Linton,
on his way to the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
Of Ohio at Cincinnati this week: Aoou. 7
O'Clock Black Prince Lodge, headed BY the
City band, marched up 70 the Mcclure House,
and from there escorted the Chancellor 70
the hall. A very interesting oonyocation
was held, a large number Of Knights OF other
lodges being present,
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TIE P, @. & St. L. Railway Company an
nounce the running Of through coaches DO
tween Wheeling & Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh
and Wheeling as follows: The train leaving
Wheeling at 4:i7 P. N. will have through
coach for Pittsburgh, and the train leaving
Pittsburgh at S:15 4, N. will have through
coach for Wheeling. A train now leave
Pittsburgh at / p NJ, arriving at Wheelinga
3:67 P. NJ, making three through trains eact
way daily, Sunday excepted. Trats
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NxvER put Oft till tomorrow that which
should be done to-day. In other words,
spend two minutes today and procure q
membership In the United States Mutual
Accident Association, 800 and 80? Broadway,
row. Send for circular and application blank.
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..,raEI ). = HsI VAGs.
ar HnrEL
Wonder. Ne,er Ccnsel

From New York auction:
200 pieces best s cent calico for s cents,
500 Holland blinds and ~ixturers, ready TO
hang, Is cents.
600 oil cloth blinds and fixtures, ready to
hang, so cents.
90, cents.
borders 10 match.
Dress goods, hosiery, notions &C., &c.. at
greatly reduced prices, but only for Cash.
Nos. 20l0 and 9O2l Main street.
TrbGI JoHE RoKNER.
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Che qntdligeuaen
ounce. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street


Clothes wrngers-Nesbitt & Bro.
FREELY Hand Plow-Boyd.
The Golden Star Gasoline Cooking Stoves.
R~eirgerators, Ice Cream Freezers, Dob,
New Goods, 8. Rhodes Co.
Down They COG. Mendel & Co.
Commencement Gitts-stanton & Daven'
R NJ. enleland-Glue Manufacturer.
DR.. j. E smith-Third page.
Blum l. Marks White Goods House-Head
Of Local.
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D,o,,a ,,aady: car lots demand fair and market
Am. stesmeri G7A01&e. all mlxedese; all miIed
May SS{i67c June Oh 6ySe Jay Vows
ASsss aSits 81 EsHc Provisions Iteidyi mess heel
TX O.. smoEei hImBSil t6tlIM Lard aeadyicisy
feansd sla lahai2 .: ;tsssa slaS f SS'sss I ssisl.
Al 7ssS1ks. wiisEs dun Al alb
p.tr MoRx. Nd Gy2l.-Flour quiet md steady:
How I'D street aud western Supernne " %! =;
family 8 l2!s2s wae,t western rs. ses 1nn a1 q aass
NJ az ! w inv Il I'G .o Y acS Angus d sf; So:
tember S2ial az. rotn. wesuta rev. } and
dun; mixed spoteSh Aece Aay ynns anss
ygt,IEtsSSy ssS,iIys: westesn white Il6c: mixed 49AS2c.
Rye quiet at 7l76t Hay steady and quiet; prime 70
ehSicc Pennsylvania and Maryland ei 0Al6 y.
p tviSious steady and y, tait demanas me- !p 1ts
packed 80 O0ul 50, hams St4 7SalS %. Lard. ratned
10 so ButterloWer and weak: western packed IA
90. creamery 2s2ss, Ee:s .ts. cSs.. r SII1i Ria
csrRo saa oqiI dla fsit '~sSiSlStt!e. sugar .gqiet; 4
Sois Sc. WhlSiy quiet aud steady AZ 81 lehAllL
Toixpo. OHIO. May 2l.-Wheat duh: No. Aired
winter cash and June nominal az 81 ": July
SiiS1i; August held q "; EePtemse. ~ rSss
SsIIe So st essh a. ma sii MSy sc; jane ssSfc: July held
Al so.S august sl9fc:. Oats quilt: No. 2Julyy
lshc sSied Clnsed.whes. aimer; No.; 2 rsd
T WI sI Sp, sn g. IN 4 f9 M: a s:S, ss IT, iii Il ~ js1 oc sa5si
slisE bid; yearsi 10 bid: Jannry y 70 BID. Sofn
anii: 10. 2caSh 6sLc bid: May NC bid; June &Hc
bid: July coo bid; August eac. Oats auies ana I'm
changed.
CHICAGO. May aL-The prover Jouraal reports;
HossEReceintS 1900 head: shipments So hsad.
Demaud brisk and largely speculative; % highsr:
mixed IS SAL 70: hySvy 81 2ss7 IS: Light tsSo.
7 30: skis 90 is6 10; Texas 81 boaI .. Caius1
Receipts 600 head; shipmenS ~ S3i hssa' r masks ~
choice khipplng S. 9OAs 10: ommon 10 fIr y ~
( S1. ~gheep-Seet ipts 400 head. AAtket iAif,bu!
slow and weak; common 70 fair y @al %; geoo
IS 50; choice weak aud steady, lbc ior tops-
C~ISclsSA1t, .y2l.zco.ion qgie... iohe. r rISa,
Arm n HI il. Corn stronger at &ha5ecl spot: Va
luna Oats easier at 4Sc. Rye dull at 6sAeic. barley
oIliet and trn! extra No 5 fAll nc pnfk anil snu
%noniaal. Lard duh ND n9misAi: hIia meS MhI.sx
steady at 81 Is. Butter quiet and unchanged. Lih'
reed oil In fair demand Atasese.
PITTSBURGH. May 2i.-Pettoleum dull: United
eertidcateS closet at 81 03H; refined 1s,sa'zc ioF
PhIiadelphiG delivery The afternoon session con.
" declined 10 81 e''i' and closed steady at
NV YORK. May 2t.-DHr Goops-Msrtet quiet
and in general demand. seasonAole styles AND
%oualitIes Of dress goods, also lawns. In steady 70.
quest. excepting which 1ssis es AIS Sseh : 's'' n.y."
pR.pyoRp. Pa, May q -PErEoLEuM-eul arm
and STEADY: opened al o. 03b: highest 81 o.: lowest
III t2I, closing at S1fo5&. Clearauces So5l.uo
barrels: total shipments Saturday ED sunday TO-
5i2 barrels charteitc51 40 barrels
CINCINNATI. May 2l.1.L4ye hogs weak: eosn!e sm.
receipsss 10 head: shipmenu 400 head.
on CRY. MAY Acknowledged at 81 oS:
transactions 1000. 900 barrels at u oz53zA "; closed
nj 81 OF.
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LADIES: II you want q nice stylish shoe.
before making your purchases, you should
call and see the Spanish and Bernhard b ut
tons, Just received, at L. v. BLoSD'L
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A
CLERKS 0FTiCE,
Board ~ COMM ssl0SLS,
nuIn I1nttgTV

ONO COUNTY,
Applications for the position Of onnty Phyhdt,
for the thy District. 10 attend thecounty poor 20
county prisoners during the hScAl ys'f. tndlng ~
81, 1854, will be received A. this elite unit kea'
az, Msy Is. 1883. at 10. 10 KAN.
Also applications for the Jos lion o. CoInif W
for thd fiscal year, enoirg Nay VI, lsSi, a pFoTIdsl
The right Is reserved TO reject any OF Al Igpaa'
tionS. ROB B, MOODS,
my2I Ceff,
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PRlc,s tell, and everybody tails the p CO;
that 10 why they are 30 busy at tho Bar AIN
shoe Honse Twelfth street
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INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, D. O.. May 22.-l:So A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, followed by clearing weather, winds
mostly northerly stationary orlower tempera-
ture and higher pressure.
Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy weather,
with light raius Or snow, northwest winds,
stationary orlower temperature and higher
nrhaSure. H f-ua rH.H 90.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner,
1882 .H.lf 1883
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A WISE fisherman at Smiling Waters
Cured the quinsy Of his daughters,
In less than than one hour
By 81. Jacobs Oils power,
And IL cost him only two quarters.
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cent 6tetIlNk h4CnAukU psiAai eWAehohk ~
81 e.; demand ~ So ,
G~ovERHMESrs.-s1s per cent higher for extended
rs; Otherwise unchanged. "iH''
o, s. q, .... ..... c3xlLehigh 4 Wilkea......lcS
Us. s., extended. .l03Hls Pol g. Gnts....ls
U.B ~, coupons. llsh vi. bond, fnts..-u4h
O, g, Is, coupons, .,.. 1874 U.P. Land Grants. zee, lof5S
Pacihc G. OF '96.....--.l27 IT, 7. ht king fund .. l6.
E Sh'i seco eSsin ......r.... =. u do Rio Grand div 81.
RAILROAD RoNps-Quiet aud irregular.
srATI sEcuRITiEs-Dull aud without change. g
Louisiana consols... g Virginia ss....;...... Is
81 Joseph ....,-.....llo TIA mat coupons. ssk
Tennessee 6s............ SsNIVifginia deierfed.-
Tennessee 6s, Sghl III. div. Ii
srocxs-The stock market opened weak and
feyeTish aud declined steadily with tonly q
slight fractional reaction, Iu,t before II o'clock, all
fortnoou. After y 30 he market was very much
quieier and hteadier. There was 4 deer. ase Of The
Selling.
In me last hour the market was 4 little more &c.
tive aud there WAS smother decline al n 10 u per
cent on the eneInl list. Canada - nth, ri and hichi.
gan CenUAl were features tho last hour: the former
declln, d W per cent 1864. Delaware and Hudson
was : X! puonSIlv .tIong and advanc d from 10 10
liz: Cen. P&c, declined e per cent ~ the last hour TO
2 X, nCOnuection with hiss Ock Gov. Leland Stan.
ford said 10 day, In IN int ryie =, there was no cause
In either bnsihess-tnAnciAI O. nditton-r In the
prospects Of the Central Pacific rad for the present
decline In stock. Lake Shore declined " per cent
to lO14z and the remainder Of the list n 10 " per
rNnt. TranI ltlnlE tOl ONO. Oh ~. .I.t. E#tH.4E "FH1I
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NV YORK. May 2t.-DIr Goops-N,rtet quiet
and In VenerII demand. Reasonable btylet and
qualities Of dress goods, also lswn,. IN steady 70.
Ssest' exceptipg which there has bean q very Light
Snnniry mr. rnods ftr immediAte tAlea.
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r1sAaUrAL AND ConnEnC1AL.


NEW YoRx, May 2i.-Money 2as per cent, closed at
2ka3 per cent. rrmo mercantile paper 6a6 per
cent. sterling Exchange bankers bills strong Of
81 81: demand 81 81 4.
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BR.proRp. Pa. May q -PETEotEun-sW arm
and Steady: opened at o. oSllSt: highest 81 ot: lows:!
Si az: closing at tl5oJt9z. CleAtaueeS SeSi.vo
h k.-,n1., nh.rth,ts1 no barrels.
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prrrspURoH. May 2i.-pesIoleum dull; United
certificates closet at o. oa1; refined Tata,5zc iof
PhIIadelnhis delivery The afternoon session con.
timed drll. with yerys little doing: opened al
81 OK: declined 10 . ios77fi, and closed steady al
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On, CRY. MAY Acknowledged at 81 oS:
transactions 1000. 900 barrels at 81 ef13td o.; closed
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MARTINS TERRY.
Mr.. J. Il. Mcclure will 70 East to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Williams are home
from Alabama.
Mrs. Z Blocher, who has been visiting
friends here, will returnt to Canton, Ohio, to.
day.
Dick Trayellock will lecture in CONNER.
ciaI Hall Saturday night, on the "Wrongs OF
the Working Men,"
The storm OF Saturday night did a great
amount OF damage 90 the bill Just back Of
town, blowing down fruit trees and fences.
The gas well here Is now about one hun.
dred and fifty feet deep. The borerB have
struck o hard red stone that seems TO detain
them little. r
Mr.. Alderman butehsred the largest bull.
leck that was ever killed In this place, yes.
terday. He weighed $500 pounds, Is very
fat, and will certainly make nice beef.
81. cnAnsyrLLE,
David DArrah Is about to build q fab pond
southwest Of town.
Ex,Judge okey, OF Wood,feld, was attend.
ing court yesterday. -
MI. George Adams, OF Wheeling, 10 visit.
ing his mother here.
Miss Maggie Rice, Of Bridgeport, has been
visiting Miss Annie Patterson.
"Diok" Ryan, a Cambridge printer, re-
turned to his home here on Saturday even.
ing. F,
Fred Rice re opened bis saloon yesterday.
Thus only one saloon In Town Is closed by the
Scott law.
Mr.. John Nichol, Of Chicago, has been
visiting at the ~resldence Of his cousin, Nj. J,
B. McMahon.
The following marriage licenses were 10.
sued yesterday. 8. O. IhompSon 10 Mary
RoWles ; Daniel Meeker to Elizabeth Ann
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C~tsc1ssAr1, May 2i.-Liye hogs weak: common
and light g oot7a5: packing aud butchers 7sA7 %;
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-16
Not another efor railroads or corporations.
81 6. The abrOgatiOn Of all we that do not hes !

Not another acre tor railroads or corporations
IS 6. The abrogatiOn Of all lave that do not bea,
equally upon capital and labor; the remsya
Of unjust technicaliiies, delays and discriloi
nations in the administration OF justice and
the adopting OF nealures providing for the
health and safety OF those engaged 10 mining
manufacturing and building pur uifs. -
Z. The enactment of laws TO compel
chartered corpo- tions to pay their employ es
weekly. in full, for labor performed the
preceding week. in the lawful money OF the
country. - \ !
8. The enactment of laws giving mechanics
and lsborers the first lien on their work for
their full wages. I....n. ..,~l y
9. The abolishment of the contract system
on national, 81 ate and municipal work.
10. The substitution of arbitration for
strikes, whenever and wherever employers
and employe are willing 10 meet on equitable
grounds. ~
II. The prohibition of the employment of
children in workshops, mines aud fsctories,
before attaining their fourteenth year.
IL. To abolish the system of letting out by
contract the labor of con vic's in our prisons
and reformatory institutions
13. To secure for both sexes equal pay
for equal work.
IA. The reduction of the hours of labor 10
eight per day, so that the laborers may have
more time for social enjoyment and intel
lectual improvement, ana be enabled to reap
the advantages conferred by the labor.ssving
machinery which their brains have created.
Is. To prevail upon governments to es:sb
lish purely national circulating medium,
issued directly to the people, without the
Intervention Of any system OF banking cor
porations, which money shall be a legal
tender in payment of all debts, public and
private.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-16
Late Telegrams Condensed.

The strike Of the coal miners at West
Belleville, Illinois, seems to be pretty
we'll over, and many of the strikers are
seeking employment elsewhere.
On the 18th fire broke out in shaft
G, in Braidwood, Illinois. Thirtv-two
mules were burned, and several lives
lost.
The trial of the dynamite conspirators
was begun at London, June II.
The Pope is unfinching in his loyalty
to the British statesmen.
At Chicago trouble is anticipated with
the dissatisfied members of the brick
layers union.
There was no procession when the
Czar and Czarine entered St. Petersburg
Sunday. They were followed by the
grand dukes and notables, and the party
drove through the city rapidly.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-16
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The Preamble and Declaration o.
Principles Of this Great
Order.

The alarming development and aggression
of aggregated wealth, which, unless checked
will inevitably lead to the pauperization and
hopeless degradation of the toiling masses,
renders it imperative, il we desire to enjoy
the blessings of life, that check should be
placed upon its power and upon uni lust acca.
mutation, and system adopted which will
secure to the laborer the fruits of his toll :
and as this much desired object Can only be
acc, NJ pl shed by the thorough unifcation of
those who labor and the united efforts of
those who earn their bread by the sweat OF
their brow, We have formed the order of the
Knights of Labor, with a view of securing
the organization and direction, by co.opers.
tive effort, of the power of the industrial
classes; and we submit to the world the
objects sought to be accomplished by our
organization, calling upon all who believe in
securing 'the q eatest good to the greatest
number" to aid and assist us.
l. To bring within the fold of organization
every department of productive industry.
making knowledge stand point for action,
and industrial, moral worth, not wealth. the
true standard of individual and national
greatness.
2. 10 secure to the toilsrs proper share
of the wealth that hey create more of the
leisure that rightfully belongs to them more
society advantages; more of the benefits,
privileges and emoluments of the world; in
word, all those rights and privileges neces-
ary TO make them capable of enjoying, ap.
preciating, defending and perpetuating the
blessings of good government.
3. To arrive at the true condition of the
producing masses in their educational, moral
and financial condition, by demanding from
the various governments the establishment
of bureaus Of labor statistics.
4. The establishment Of cooperative in.
stitutions. productive and distributive.
5. The reserving of the public landslide
heritage of the people-for the actual settler.