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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-07
TESTIMONIALS:

SALT LAKE CITY, May, 1854.
DR.. G. W! Num-.
DEAR SIR:-It gives us pleasure to add to
your numerous testimonials.
Ny wife, after suffering two months
with foot liberated and swollen
thrice its natural size, and every
also. we were persuaded to try your Black
oil, which did, and in six weeks was en-
tirely cured. We are convinced now it Is
the best medicine in the world We say such
a medicine ought to be in every household.
1t is a wonderful medicine.
We are very respectfully,
Your well Wishers,
ALBERT CARRINGToN,
RHoDA CARRINGTON.
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TRADE ITEM y.

CHICAGO hotel keepers promise entertain
ment to Democratic delegates at 81 per day.
According to n German authority ls6 differ
ent kinds of cheese are manufactured In
Europe.
The largest raft Of lumber said TO hc ever
known ON ~. Clair river, recently passed
down from Lake Huron. II contained 3,2Jo,-
OG feet.
rVlning OF Sunday trains. a committee was
appointed Ia present the report tothe Legisla-
fare.
An entire shipment OF English plntc glass,
consigned to a prominent importer. valued
mt 5000 II held In the New York custom
house for Irregularities In invoicing.
Several Cincinnati cigar manufacturers
have removed their factories from the city,
and Others threaten to go. This action Is on
account ol the continued lockout.
An exchange states that with regard to the
remuneration of labor, assuming the produce
OF labor to be 100. In Great Britain hity-siN
parts go to the laborcr, twcnty-onc TO the
capital, and twenty parts to the govern
mcnt: IN France fortN-onc parts 60 Ia the Ia
borer, ihirty-siN To the capital ana twenty
three parts TO the government; in the
United states sevcniy-two parts 90 To the Ia
Dor, twcnty-thrcc To capital and Ave To gov
eminent.
A London paper notes rs II fact of special
less than ISL OF the So locomotives which
were turned out at II Philadelphia factory
during 1873 were exported. Mexico, Brazil
and Argentine Republic, Australia, Cuba,
the West Indies, Central America, the sand
i',ch Islands and Peru are named rs the
countries which have been supplied 10y rail-
way engines from Philadelphia shops.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collinp, n dozen, 900; Gold Dollar,
I, dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, = dozen, 1000;
Double Hit, 100.
sKILLEIs AND LIps-411c y ID; sugar ket-
scALKs-Howc, standard, discount 25 2
TIN PLArE-I. G. l0xl4, p box, 500; l. G.
ilx2O, r box, 500; Tcrne, llx20, q box, 7.50;
Ternc, 20x2s, \ box, li.'0
TISwARE-Picced, discount 20 q cent ;
stamped, discount 70 & cent:
Duck HoasK COLLARs-So. !, AZ, p dozen,
HAXRs-Two loop, 400 y dozen; three loop,
TAcKs-in boxes, 100 papers, $50 4 box.
GRUB Hosp dozen, $50; railroad picks,
p dozen, $50.
RUBRER BELTING-Discount 30 q cent and
10 r cent.
NAILs-3.25, rate.
SUovEIs AND SPaDEs-Rowland's, dis
count 40 {, cent; Ames' list, steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 Z cent. 49,
HEAVY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, finished, 1O
buggy, 2.25; express, 30; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory nxlcs 1900; holsters, i.T5; coup
ling poles, i.T5; spokes, XXX, select, 2.3i
xxx, go; saved felloes, IA, l.I5; 2, 100;
Bowdcn shoes, 600; northwestern horse nails,
No. O, 600: I, 6.25; s, 500: bar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, &c; spring steel, SCI cast steel, lsc:
BuGGIEs-Grade b. and spring top, oV.oo9
10000. do. open, 70.0VGsO.00; do. side spring
top, lO0O0dl3j.O0; do. side bar, lOO.00Gl3O.O0;
do. phntons, l2j.00dlJOO0: grade a. side
spring, liOOOd20J.0; do. phmtons, 10000
1000; bump seat buggics, l15OVd2JoOO; plat
form springs, ll0.Wdl20.00; three spring was-
ons, iN.lbnl 1890.
WIRE-Sinooth wire No. o, &c; Nos. 10 and
&c. japnnncd, barbcd wire, &c; gavan-
ycd barbcd, 10
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DRUGS.

AcfDs-Sulphurlc r carboy, $3.75; citric, e
No. 5Gc; oxalic, e ID, 10: tartaric, powdered c
10. ~
GuMs-Arabc select, r N. SOC: asafctida
% To zoe; canphor, - to2i; opium, Si.2p TO 40
OfLs-Bcrgamot, Sandcrson's, g ID, S2.lO;
lemon, Sandcrson's, sl.sl; peppermint, s3.2b;
wntcrgrccn, s22b; olive, Malaga, tl.2b
PorAsH-Bromdc, e ID, ~ To zoe; iodidc,
81 40 to $lJD.
SoAps-Castilc notified, q ID, sgloc; cas-
tile. white, li1lj.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb., {, N,
zoe: alum 8ti: arrowroot, Bermuda, zoe Bal
sam, copaiba, 5sc borax, refined, lS9l6; cnlo-
mel, am, 7ic castor oil, G. gal, $l.~9l.60;
cassia buds, p ID, IDOLS; cream tartar, pure,
"a H. IS; corrosive sublimntc, {, ID, IS; chloro-
form, Il II, ti.0y@ilO; extract logwood, bulk
iodine, resublimated, y III, 2.G0; leaves,
buchu, short, y 10, .; leaves, scnna, Alex,
d ID, y; morphia, sulph, a. o., $50; spirits
inter- sweet, q N, -; strychnia, crystals, tl,3
% lao; tapioca, 4 N. 7@waI, white, q No.
5slry5.
che nidiu, 10 to &C.
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Large cattle or hogs are more risky To
handle In hot weather than lighter ones.
Their carcasscs are harder to cool, ana there
H. much more flesh 10 handle ana place IMAM
in small pony built steers, which makes the
latter preferable In the summer. Anyone
familiar with tho butcher trade KNOWS the
unprontablcncss of grass cattle Tor slnugnttrS
ing. They make what is known TO the tr2ne
as "slippery" beef. and "slippcry" beef -
never profitable. The line is being sharply
drawn by buyers between nrIn-ncshcd
corn-fcd cattle and grass-icd beasts,
n fact that country hHppeIs
would do well to remembers and rom thls Tor
ward a Wide range may he expected IN the
values OF these two classes of cattle. In
slaughtering cattle at the drcsscd-bcef es-
Establishments there Is no waste product: Inc
checks are canned, the horns and hoois
steamed and pressed fiat for making combs
ARE sold To cutters for handles. Sausage cnscs
are made from the cntruils. The suct, mar
row and all loose fat are melted Al n low neat,
and the strained oil sold To makers OF olco-
margarine the greater part being exported:
3he blood, ofial and remnants of flesh and
bones are made into various valuable fcrtii-
1xerr.
Quoting butcher live weights we have:
31fn fed bccves, q n. 4df- cents; grass fed,
p. E6lls cents; cows, e N, 3l4w3'a cents;
lions, fair, 24,d2ls cents; choice, %gyt
y IN. West OF the Texas Central rail-
\xsnrth OF u line drawn east and west
Yaco, and east OF a line drawn north
9TH with Baird ana i south o, Yea ~ riv yer;
upward ARE rated rs follows: Year
y hcid, 1900: do. heifers, liYV;
.efeers, 1900; do. heifers, lsDu.
30 years old lcommonl, @.nod
non COW and calf. D.rd'l5.0p.
bulls, 2O.ODa25.Vo. Graded stock
cr, while Texans raised south
..fcrritory given are rated
Aquotations.
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nuts, rice, salt nnd spices were n'lrly active
'VnTrrE"iio mir Hole: prime, ~ salSc;
chnice. ~ sdlic; l.nguyrl. Ne; JuYn, IA.
TEAs-Iinpcrinl, isdalc. Young llyson, lUG
GOc; Oulong. lsdpc; Japan, UWdilc.
rreSaiSlsd s'S; standard ~; Louis.
ana white clarified, ST.; yellow clarified ''lc'
choice Louisiana, &c.
MoLAssEs-l oulsinnn choice, Coz; prime
So; fair tn good, luc; corn .Nrup, ibci sugar
syrup, NlHNic; rchuiicd, tSnsi2c.
BAGGisG-Pu Jutc, la, ils l0'ic; Z yard
4 M, lo,,c ties, Ia bundle
GRAcKEns~soda X, e; SXX,7'.ci cream
soNr-oiiyc, 5.75 4 box, blue India, > =
har-' a,n boAi "a ID bars i'o q DON "
CNNDri.s-star, full weight, l5'sc; short
tuErsE-Full cream, lGc.
RopE-luc basis; cotton rope, lsr.
WELL RTCKITS-i.a1ni.2i Il dozen.
CLoTnEsrINs-i,ound, G'c; spring leo z
MEASURES, bushcl, iron bound, 80 e
dozen; a-hoop pails, 2.t1; 6-hoop, 22i
TUHs-;l nest, 2.2b; nest, 30; No. l. 100 {
dozen; No. =. 500: No. 3. 200.
WRArPISG PApEH-llag and straw, i'd,Sr.
PowpER--i,1 G kcg of - Ms; ~ do, rs;
- do. l.bl; blasting kegs, 800 Shot--drop bag,
2cHG2.lO; buck, 22sG2.b. -, 81
PiCKLEs-Chow-chow a-barrcl, barrel, so
2-gnllon pals, chOw-chow, Los 3-ghllnn
pals, mixed pickles, l.D; glass plnts, l.1;
glass quarts 2.Ji glass - gallon, a.pi sIaSs !
gallon, 10: glass hex, gallon, 40.
COAL OII.-llO degrees fire test, IN barrels
Gle; ITO test oil In cans, 20; 10 degrees iiro
test, $40 4 case.
MAcKEREI-No. | barrels, 100; No. ! a.
barrels, 100; No. -barrcls, Loo No, : =
barrels, 100; No. ,-bnrrcl-, 100; No. ! KITS,
liz; No. Kits, l0i; No. kits, Loo.
HOLLAND HEHniNG1,importcd'i: - & Reg
CANpI-Stick, III g e ~; fancy, lJn2c.
CInER-Crnb apple. iOc; Missouri cider, 3Oc
= gallon: vinegar, z gallon, lSd2Oc.
SrARCIi-Pcirl, NC; royal glass, ~; Bon-
ton l. N packages, Gc; corn starch, lib pack
ages, Sc; 6-ib wood box glass, nc; s-ib paper
box glass, Gis
LYE-Conccntratcd, 2.Ij6i.o.
JUGs-Wc quote; lie Z gallon for glazed;
crooks. lOc Z gallon for glazed.
ToMAToEs-2-ib staldard, 100; BIB layer
2.GId27j.
DRIED PEAcuEs-unpcclcd, Sc; peeled l7c.
BACoN-Short clear sides, l0i sc; short clear
dry salt o. ,c: hams, 1870; breakfast bacon,
BE.
LARp-Ticrcc. a,c; j0-b cans, 9'sc 10 ID
cans, lot al; 5-b cans, lWsc; j-lb
cans, lUAc.,
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Mems kip brogans, 0Jdl.2j; boys kip bro
gans, s0dl 100; mems i. calf brognns, LOCO 40;
boys l.. calf brogans, OSdl,2 mems KIP
2-buckle plows, iOO6ti.S5; boys kip 2-buclSle
plows, Sdarl.2j: mems bun balls, congress and
button, l.7JN2.75; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.j1CdiiD: mems kip boots, 2ioC1
5000: mems u. calf boots, 2i.00di5.0O; mems
calf boots, 2j.OOdG0O0; boys kip boots, l5.OND
1900: boys L. calf boots, I0.jNd2l.0O; boys
calf boots, 22.5O627.00 women's ~ kip polkas
Tlds7lsc Misses ID kip pollas, 6Ndi0c ;
kip polkis all sizes, 5Jd65c: womcn's calf peg
and 81 polish, l.01Cdl.35; Misses calf peg and
- polish, ,OHl.lO; women's bun sewcd pol
ish, a0'di %; womcn's calf scwcd polish, l.iO
66lS7ls: womcns grain sewed and polish, 80
a. l25; women's kid scwed, N0GlT5; women's
goat scwcd polish, l.50dl.I5; women's grain
scwcd button, l0Odl.25; women's Kid scwed
button, lONa3.OO: womcn's goat sewed button
1 -t1p ~
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CuTroS closed steady to-day, with NO
auotnhlc change In values, nj New orleans or
at Liverpool. New York shows further de-
cline In present crop, extending also INTO
early next crop months, with a slight ALL
vnncc ON the most distant positions. July
aud August mess pork declined scents on the
barrel to-day at Chicago, closing NJ sln,N.
Lard for the same months advanced
W lGgD cents closing July 1917
and August 7.77i,. Whoa, at Chicago
closed To-day. July aI7., August So !, decline
-thl cent. Chicago corn closed to-day pa
Chicago receipts. wheat 500; shipments,
llj,pl; receipts, corn Loon; shipments i2',-
0OH. ~. Louis wheat, July closed NV. nd;
corn, 49, bid June and ~ July; onls, III I,
and 2n7 June and July, ncllonnl decline.
NEW YORK.
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LUMBER.

LrwBER-Rough lumber, boxing, II inches
and under firsi-class. x2i; stripping, izx3, s2l
boxing and flooring, clears, IS; thick clears,
II. and H., s27; rough lumber, second class,
sls: joist and scantling, culls, SIS.
sfDrSG-First common white PING, S2g
second do, SD; third do, So; poplar SosdZI-s;
native pine, x. s22.50; do -. SIS; native, rough
siS
DRESSED LUMBER Boxing u inches and
under, S26.0sa2s.00: lzx3. 2Bosd 2scO; scantling
ioist or any common lumber, 280pdRS.0; box
Ing over u inches, 3D.Vsd32e; thick clears,
n al 9'd2, sO.Oyd32-0; second-classs pnd kind,
2loa1s0.
DpEssFp AND MATCHED FLooRIE G-First-
class. s>1ss,: sccond-class. 2l-n.
WHITE PINE FURNISHING IJtinER-lI'
"a ana x-inca white pine, svNs{i-inch uo-'
o500.
CErIIxG-BEADEp OF PLArx-Hirst COM
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last Ycar.IThis Year
1851

Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from time to time been put upon
the market. But none have sto~h the
test Is mas Pozzori's mcdicated complex
Scsr.es, dissertations, freckes, etc.
bv druggists.
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Monthly Sickness.

Its proprietor claims for II no other medical
property, and To doubt the fnct that TINS med
cne does positively possess such controlling
and regulating powers Ii simply 10 discrcuit
the voluntary testimony OF thousands of liy-
ing witnesses who are to-day cNulting their
restoration to sound health ana happiness
BRADPIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR
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II Is the studied prescription Of learned
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because of his wonderful success IN thc treat
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Regulator liz the grandest remedy known,
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Bccouse Il controls class OF functions, tho
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This famous remedy most happily meets
the demand of the agc for woincn's peculiar
and multiform Affections. II Is n remedy Tor
woman only, and for one special class OF her
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agents lionn Esy and
Merchandise f0wtc for ca"
ud pr.c Lists,
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MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.

New YORK, Juno 2l.-Moncy unusually
active. Call loans advanced IL; closed. offered
change, u. b., weak; is3fs; sight, 4s5iS
The market closed ut following prices bid:
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMM ERCIAL.

NDAiLAs. June 2l.-Thc Dallas market Il
aulpt I'm most branches. Lumber rates are
ncnrly unchanged, the tendency hcing to-
ward higher figures On sClcrt. cur dealers
nrc entitled Ia praise Tor Hund Iudg-
mont In furosiallug tho provision cor
ncr. Although cruel priccs prevail 81
Cincinnati und ui Chicago, prices have barely
advanced here. The advantage gained 10
huycrs for consumption amounts relatively,
Ia cents pcr pound on ribs, which. Ia cous"-
qucncc Of the support derived nom the ncss
vnTk corncrors nj Chicago, have advanced to
sS.Ti wholesale, and causes consumers elsie
whore io pay l9Bl2is cents. For week pnst
Dallas provisions have ruled lower than at
any city In the South,
CONGRESS has al last taken M the subject of
bills OF laden, seeking To- make them uniform.
Tho steamship companies nave founded the
wording uf the present form ana confused II
with supcr-addcd terms, giving multitudious
exceptions, thereby seeking ip avoid
responsibility for delay. and dam
ngc of accidents, and legislation
in the promises II much needed To- protect
shippers. Railway companies are Initiating
the practices OF the steamer companies In
the same respect, and la the latter instance
the state Legislatures Will be- memorable Il
by shippers.
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IIN ERPOOI.

DIU. T.NHEVU
ToNE-Opencd: New York, steady; New
Orleans, steady; Liverpool, steady. Closed !:
New York, steady; New Orleans, quiet and
steady; Liverpool, steady.
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MARK ETs BY TELEGRAPH.

CorroS STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, June al.-Thc following II the
daily comparative cotton statement:
This III
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Stock fiuctuatcd vigorously to-day, show
ing more strength than yesterday. North
western sold 80 highest ana ~ lowest, clus-
II. Union Pacific sold u.s. highest, 3i'- low
C~t: closing -, a decline from previous close
of s.. Texas a Pacific sold - highest, "a
Union sold j77- highest ~ lowest, closing !
cent above lowest, loss on previous close
~ The above quotations give the widest
gaps Of any previous day for some
lime past In fact, the outlook II highly sug-
gcstive of an impending furry. II Is believed
In some business circles here that the late
series of failures on Wall street. and AT it, de
pcndenccs, II the preface merely of u chapter
that will shortly come la light, "clipsing any
thing ever known before. \ topic ON change
To-day was the dishonorcj paper Of Gould,
Sage and Dillon. II II certain that rlmblings
are being heard, II the earthquake never
comes.
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GRAIN ASp nilEADsrUFFs


The visible supply of Chicago on June II, ns
compiled by Secretary Stone was l1,1i2,nSl
bushels wheat. T,3li.Hll bushels corn. 2,Hi9 1Gl
bushels oats, GJ,fN bushclf rye, and 3l2.sS2
bushels barlcy,a decrease from n week ago
of 1900 bushclsswhcat $3.50 bushels oats.
and $4,000 bushels rye and an Increase of
leo bushels of corn. The stock In store here
during the past week decreased 7iO.,I2 BUSH
els wheat. 5,l66 bushels rye, and 1859 bushels
barley, and increased ls2uJ bushels corn and
1855 bushels oats, the stock being G.0l7, so
bushels wheat 2.Bi7, go bushels corn, 81 90
bushels oats, 1865 bushels rye, and 5000
bushels barley, making Il total Of H.2lp,tS
bushels, against l0,iO9.OO bushels one year
ago.
WnEAr-Choicc, 81; medium grades, r,c 4;
Nicaragua, JdJjc.
RYE-Sominal at G0c; northern, SIC.
BARLEY-4Ud,ijr.
CoRS-Shcllcd and sacked, ieGGOc.
OATs-Choicc, Nose, sacked.
FLouR-Patcnt, 1913; early break fast, 1870;
cream soda, t3.0sG3l5; pure cream, 49,;
Todd Mills: Patent, $3.50; Union, 1918; Prai-
ne Flower. 81; Star, choice. $2.l5.
BRAS-At mills, Soc; In store, 81.
YORNMEAIS-Finc botcd per 100 pounds,
HoNISY AND GRIrs-35 per barrel.
FERp-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 81 ~;
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, N.fO;
corn bran per 100 pounds 400.
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 pounds, ~.
HAY-Dark, f61s; bright, $40; from store,
prairie, balcd, dark, -; bright, 3li bright, free
On board car, 81; dark, *.
MILLKr SEED-Gc; German m'llc;, ac.
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BRADFIELD's FEMALE REGULATOR

Is strictly vegetable compound, and II the
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
NnTES OE TILE CANVASS

The "Independe committee included In their esti.
mated army OF ajOl0 Cevelanllie Republicans, Joseph
Thompson, block and pump manufacturer al No * south
who. ike thOussnd, Of those who ecoivcd their
eifcn ha, ansseen III u9e heghtVo ne r,uIns0 the
eminent and public morals demand The ",ci"n Of Jane. O.
enroll myar be also recommends the use OF all honorable
adds request not 10 burn this"
The Ia Blne OF the Yong Mems Pioneer blaine and
Loan Camp Sn CluD The NAIIld AssmbJ District Will
the canvas, by tOChR parade through tho pfinCI
pal sifeeis Of Harlem thi. evening
An enthusiastic meeting was held Saturday Mt hastings
under The anspiocso ~ tie Blaine aud Logan Cub ~ that VII
lsre Delegations from Tho nelghborng villages pros
snt Robert hchr ptcsidel and addresses mado by
Messfs Chsre. <. T. ster. pod LEO ana others.
tho hail ~ the JerapD Labor club IN Thrdav
T'entv brd. .i aud pass rerolu ION. Hugh
The Irish pcople % Anof!ea wa, also logioi hs called
bund" ing 70" ltido henpclncy' nrl claimed that Mr.
Da NJ ~ 10 80 wyte'pgnsol" The Rum Ionanlsm and
nc.ohon" lanHnaEn OF The rev nr hurcbaid
The campaign ~ Wcfthesir ountr ,n,d SATURDAY nigt
with toi'hI'ht prp'es he street., nnd are ana
tnhu'iaHc gleeinE ~ fhorus ila rloasautv,lo u u.
paHut aud ~ monk on,r II nawrs lo ysre u vi oquont
~ D. when was hAtly hpnlalded Tbs chanogs Of 10
pendent. san be found and many Democrats wl voto Tor
rne Young fn, Hcpnbncin lub held special mo- ting on
samdV evening a. No2l woa Iwrniy .scvrnih, JanesW
naWn. pi,Hhh lha rhh una !unouv tndorSrd Alifcl IL
C"nA ing lni 'uhNtess ~ Tue WIN tOngfc 'lOnh District
lsry u franc Tor Assembly ihe IIfd District.
ttrl Na' hbI tle cha uan Iom tho president ot the
Young h"uH Cuy ~ tli'afo which assurance That
chicago would fn Repuhlrnn ~ y large mnority
iron ira eA VINO iaVt the srcnn ~ bnne AMI lO 4" be
he Il ing Shp at 21O p. todsv pruni. - be
Pir'rl1n ul''n ~ tN"h 'tNe Nlh an hohlrtk' meet
Ing which sought To commit the metal and hardware
trades to trf Candidates ANA the principles OF fr,e trade
lhe lti 4o cih lni'p ntnht blilhi and ogln As-o
oiatOn Of the " lh As,ombY Dstric Of which Tho
night AMI mdr,el" Chare, y spencer for District
Attorney snt Hugh j. Grant for Mayor
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
THE PROSPECT IN WEST VIRGINIA.
lgy TELEGRAPH TO THR rRfnUSKI

WHEELING. Nov. THE political interest in
this state centres wholly In the Congressional fight In
the lat and the ivth districts. In the LIT District two
years ago. General Gon. Republican, elected by
800 majority. Al the recent state election the dis
trict gave Democratic mhoriy of 600 This has given
the Democrats great hopes Of cocng their ohio
County which gave 800 for The Democratic state Ticket
viii give majority Of zoo Tor the Democratic Conges
sonanomnoo, which apparently makes the Democratic
majority 900 Ia the district This large lnoenso s
due to night against don by the liquor men aud tho
Germans, but Con h much stronger than his party.
Ia the counties outside of ohio County he H. sure to run
ahead. In the three conntlrH OF Gimer. BraIton aud
Harrison he Will run 600 ahead Of The state ticket 1hs
leaves 0ny 100 to In counties. nnd hs
election I. onridorcd certain. In the iid District VII
SON Democrat. VIII have LOO majority IN the INA
IrpuhcaHt hsrtu tuAt thry viii elect their
man IN the ia District arueo, Republican, IL sure to
ho elected
The next delegation will stand Republicans, Demo
craft. / Republican gain, / There h. mile speculation
on the state bat the kcpuhicnuh are working hard, and
C!oVoands majority Wih be ahaI-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
and distinctly nv "'' "o"'c" u" position clesrlv
boston. Oct 20, 1894
REPORTS or THE LABOR Uyyoys

The Central Labor Union met. ve,to,s
afternoon at First A., and secondaye. Thir,vn,.ay
ganhatons answered the rolcali The iron ma "
tin roofers reported that Of their men had A''t
on working for tho Street Cleaning Department s.ssa..
IN" department refused to pay ~ 30 day IN. ''.
OF wages The cabinetmakcrs reported tha, ,b,,
have strikes hand In several shops agains,
In wages In the shop Of d. =. Hess. Nineteen,h =.
Broadway. there had been strike against iltpa,a ane
on tho part OF the foreman They desired that fbsrnap
Miller who IN a candidate for Assembly should bs
to resign from the secretaryshp Of the Central .a
Union After long debate motion was made ,.A',0r
the question the table. IL the general d4s y
Mr.. Miller should be elected as he was good al snN
OF labor. and q resolution 10 that effect was n.s?
Tho coal-shoyellers reported that the paa.ssl assssl
been settled nnsatisfactorily The o,a nsa
tive painters report that they have seed her
bers for support Of strikers, number OF unio,s 'ar
ported that trade dull. The framers rcnorfsS ~
number OF bosses had demanded the men wo,L ~
ten hours at nine hours pay. They resisted and h1 1
mccceeed In bringing all the bosses 20 terms, The svs
mittee having In charge the French delegate re, ym
that they had visited number OF esiablishments I
Mr. Cros the delegate thanks the Union for the ing
paid to him. s
mass-meeting Of laboring will be held to,,,,.
at No AZ Firstst. nc which all the labor nomn.,su
will be ratified.