davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-09-10

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anloont et
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gone tho !
ut atty eas
u buy any |
m to the
COW can be
re first loo'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Sunmpre.

& Ser Dunmore Staotr0tb bat iid
fir bic Gr5ffnuns unb NipelIiruns bon
8utIerItrabe enti9ieben un6 ben Cons
trait fir atpei sIbSusstandle einem
Manne Romens Softer fir sl25 iibers
seben.
Sranf Subr mar borise @ode in
Sefferion Topnibip auf bem Sii6fanS.
Die Na6ri6t baben mir bonn 9Drenia'
gen, benn bic Serren Slider liefern
ieIten benz Druder einen prattiI9en
8etpeis ibrsS Slides.
= Der 8abnbof su MapIepouo, an
Der gris & @pOmins 8allep 8abn, 1T
fertig, uno Der bon 9eoreetotpn (Jfo.
l2) in glnsriff senommen tuoroen.
-Sn benz @alerbebdlter Der Yenns
ipIbania 9oblen Gompanie bel 9lo. 8
fan6 man am Samitue glbenb ben
2eidnam eines alien WianneS 9tamens
Dii6aeI Senniban. Der 8eruneIiidte
mar aussesanssn, I'M mad ieiner 9ut
su iu6en; Der @aHerbebdIter pbel
Bad ipirb bon elmer 86l6une umeren3i
unb es fdeint, bab Senniban auf elmer
IoIen Stein trat unb, Sopf poripdrts
ben IL SUB boben 9lbbanS binal
Itirsts, ipobsi sr cine tbbtli9e MunS,
an Der Sbldfe babon trus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
0as 9haf abtpdrts.

@as Taplorpille nbtbis bat, 1T
einee grdnbIiGe 8einisuns Der Straben
unb SeitensaNen uno anoere Sanitdtss
mabreseIn, um sesen cine etipaiSe Gpi'
bemie 9erlIte ;u iein.
: 9as neue Badlteinsebduhe bon
Satpb Buih an WainItrabe 1T nabeSu
fertis unb trdet ieinen 2beu aur Ser'
I66neruns bon Taplorbiae bel.
= DaS Toplor 2obIentnerf iplro
bieie @c6e ipesen 8ornubme bon yles
paraturen nidt bearbeitet.
= Die TaplorpiIle 8anb erbielt glns
fanes bieier 9Sode neue rlniformen.
= Sobn D'0rabp bon Taplorpiae
ipieIte am Sonntas nit elmer Yiltole,
bic @affe entlub ii@ uno bic aueeI
brans ibm in ben @usapfel. Gr ipire
baS 9luge berlieren.
= AIs fiirSli9 Elm 9oIisilt in 8uf'
faIo, R.g., Seriudte einen 8etruntener
su berbaften, tpuroe er in ben @ana
eeitcbeu. gr rettete ii4, 500 ii9 abei
in 5oIse Der auseeltaneensn 9dIie enti
slnoIiben 8beumatismus su. Nadben
er bic peribiebeniten WlitteI pbRs Gr'
foIg angeipanot bate, sebraudte er ct
Satobs Del, peIaes ibn pouidnoil
ipieberheriteIIte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
6erihtlihcs.

Sn benz GbeidsibunssprOseb, ben
@altsr SO. MilIiams sesen Ieine Srau
gaa M. Biuiams aneeltrenSt bate,
saben bic @eidporensn am Donneritag
einen @abripru8 3u @uniten Der 8srs
flasten.
sn benz aIasefau bon g. g. See se.
gen Sumss @OoIisp ipraden bic Ges
idworenen am Samltas benz 2Iieer
$4,000 Sdu6eneriob su. See arbeitets
fir @ocliep ano berlebte iid beim
9au ber sleabemp Of Wiuic, aneebIif
bur6 8eri6uIben beS Gontraftorer
@poIIep.
@oub. 8uttiiOn flasts in isiner Isbr
fen SabrssbOti1aft ni6t umIonit iibe,
uniers laren Gbeideibunsss @eisbe
9lm Mpntag alein ipurben ni6t ipeni
ser ols brsi Gbei6sibunssn bonn bieTsel
@eri6ts eensbmigt, nemlid: 9lmanbl
8. Briggs bon Oaeur S. Briggs, 80
.. Gbriitmas bon Carrie 6. Gbriitma
un6 Daniel g. Sonss bon SuIia So
nes. 9lo9 bieIe anbere @sIu9e IisssI
benz @eri6te Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
stastratb.

9lm Dpnnsritas Gbsnb fanb cine
bertaste Sibuns beS SsIeet Council
fatt.
9as Strassn unb 9riiden Gomite
beridteie iu 8unIten beS Sarries' 8ors
fdIasss ipesen 8eraussebuns bes @eIs
bes fur StrabenberbeHerun9en a6ops
tirt.-9as Gomite eriIdrte iid sesen
ben 8ei6Iub, fpeI1er bic Giien Som.
panie onipsilt, ibr @sleiie an Der Sdo
Srontitrabe, in Der IL. 99arb, auf3us
nsbmen. Sd. s. Nabon iprab ;u
@unten Der 0iabreseI, 8eQp ipoIlte
ber Gpmpanie nod 8eit seben.
Der Druid bes Gontroaeurbsribtes
ipurbe benz Prorioenee 8eeiiter unb benz
9eroIb suseipieisn, troboem berbcrees
boben tpurbe, bob }. .. bas Resiiter
auberbaIb prppioenee faum cine 8ers
brsituns babe. (Der StaOtratb fann
bod faum eriparten, bab bas 8iaisite
bas Bette ilt.)-Der Serausseber oes
@eri9tsorganes ,,@ommon pleaS Hes
porter, u. 8. 8atsr, erbct ii6, aud
bic 9erbanSluneen bes Stabtratbes
ipbdentIi9 su publi;iren. Gn bus Druid
Gomite beripieien.
Den Straben unS 8riiden unb 0as
unb 8aHer GomiteS ipurben monatlit
einmaI 9uti6en gum SpaSierenfabren
erIaubt.-Die 8riids fber bic 9lOarins
8ropf in Der 10. War6 ipurbe ais uns
fiber beri6tst.-DeS WiupOrs Grnenns
unsen fir Part GOmmiiidre iuurben be'
itdtiSt. 8ertust.
Die AM Samitas abenb in semeins
idoftIider SibuuS bes Stabtratbes
porsenommene @abl eines Stroben
GommiHdrs erreste erobeS Snterehe.
Sir oaS 9lmt iparen iieben &anoicaten
i'm SsIbe, bic felt @odsn idon eifris
eefpiblt bntten. 2anse Dor Der feftee'
iebten .9eit mar Der Seitenipes in Der
Radbarf6ait bss Bolton Stores nit
8oIitifern ansefillt, bic iiber bas erobe
@reisniB eifris bisiutirteu. lin baIb
8 nbr rief Series ben Staotrutb sur
Orbnuns; sr tpurbe gum permanenten
8orIBer eripdblt, erfldrte ben 3ped
Der 8eriammIuns umb fOroerte ;u gtos
minatioren auf.
Mattss nOminirts 8. s. @int, SaIs
TRIP nominirte Daniel SO. 8ausban,
Supbam nOminirte SObn ylupe, 2oftus
nOmini.te SObn &. O'Reia, Slannaes
ban nominirte Senrp 8uridel, Slime
nominirte Mc9arrp, unb Sart nomins
irte s. s. @asbrun. 8urideI 800 bor
Der glbitimmunS ieinen Namen surid.
Die erits sIbitimmuns ersOb fOISeneeS
8sIuItat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
@nnne @pnnth.

SaipIep erfreut iid eeeenipdrtis
eines aussesei8netsn @siunbbeitssu'
itanbes.
= Coroner 9atmor belt am DcrIebs
ten 9ienItus 2eidenidau iiber ben
9brper eines StalienerS, ben man in
@oains' 9Onb, @berrp 8ibse Totpnipip,
fanb. Der Dlann iparo felt bem 5reis
tag subor bermibt uno mar tpabrl9eins
lid beim Sii6en nerunsliidt.
= Siinf @teilen fdbli9 bon Saiplet
iiberfubr 9oblenSue SO. Der Grie &
Npou,ins 8aIlep Sabn am 5reitas eir
9Isr6, tpOour9 er bon bem @eIeiie uni
einen 9lbbans binabseipcrfen iparb
8eim 9lbIprinsen brad Der 3usflbrel
bier Rippen, aber iOnf tpurbs 9liemuni
berIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
nus benz Obereu xbole.

= @eoree Guff, Der Better elmer
9neipe in @arbonbaIe, reriIbte am
| Sonntae Wiorsen um 4 llbr in leiner
| ei8enen Mirtbf9aft einen bbhlt faItbIiis
ti8en Morb, pbne i'm @eringiten baSu
probo3irt ipor6en su Isin. gr leIblt,
/ 4ntbpnp WaIIb, Tbcmas Serbian unb
8idaro Coleman Ipielten &arten unb
Elm Wann glamens 8i6ar6 DUFFY fpar
bel benz Spiele unbetbeilieter 9uI1auer.
Scrban tpfinidte mad 9auis su ssben
uno um benfeIben su ilberseugen, baB es
niht 70 fpdt fei, aIs bic g9anbubr ans
sei8e, reidte Guff benz Duffy feline Tas
fdenubr. 9lad 8erlduf elmer Wlinute
berIanste euff feline llbr suriid; Duffy
antiuprtete fderjenb, er iperoe bic llbr
nidt 3uriideeben, fonoern iie nit Der
Wanbubr bersIeiben; iporauf Guif ers
ipieberte ,,Wenn bu lie ni1t iofort ;us
rfidgibIt, iperoeid bid Idieben." 9nffp
enteeenete Ia6eno: ,,@eorse, 6u ipiirs
eeft es niht ipa8en, mid su i6ieben".
Dbne Elm Mort Der gripisberung iprans
Guff auf un6 in bas anltoBen6e Gins
msr mad elmer Winute febrte er init
einem 8eboIber suriid uno fdoB bem
Duffy cine &useI burd ben 8oroerfopf;
ber 8eripunoete fant in bic 9lrme bon
Serbian un6 bsrI6ieb mad Is Minuten.
Der M0reer entfIob mad benz WaIoe,
ipurbe aber bonn poIi5ei9ef Barrett pers
foIst un6 ertpildt; er ipuroe borIdufis
in Der garbonbaIe 2odup beripabrt un6
am Montas mad bem county @efdns'
niB sebraht.
= Die fiirslid erridtete Sdeuer 6es |
9. 8. Ort in Ar6baIo ipurbe am Wlitts
mod Nlorsen UNI 4 llbr bur9 Seuer
serfbrt. 8erIuIt s400. Sbomas Mad
bon SeiIup ipur6e bel bem Seriude,
einise gferbe ;u retten, an Sanoen uno
8opf berbrannt.
= Die auseearbciteten @ruben Der.
o. & $. 60. in 9lrabsIb follen ettpa
80 9tder umfaiien uno boufan6is nit
Mafer aneefiIlt iein, bas ieben 9lus
esnblid ausbredsn mb bic nod i'm 8es
trieb befinbIi9en @erte iiberi9pemmen
fam.
= 8eor9e Giienbart in prieebiue
bat fein Gisentbum ni9t bertaufen tons
nen, neil feline before SdIfte ii9 ipeis
1erte, ibre @enebmieune ;u seben.
= Sin SduIbauS i'm erbberen WlaBs
Iiabe fol- in 8rieebilIe sebaut unb nddlte
y8o6e in Gperiif senommen tuerben.
Der 8auplab 1T in Der 9ldbe Der Wles
tbobiitentirde.
= Die Sobn Sdafer'Iden gbeIeute
IN grieebiae fino @rcbeItern eetporoen,
noem ibre 9odter 9lnna lette Mc9e
nit einem Mdbden beidenft tpurbe.
= Senrp Siiiemam in Olppbant
,esinnt 3u prpsperiren, benn er bat iid
linen glnbuu in Der Sorm zines L ers
;idten laiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18

9lm nd6ften Sumltas, ben 90.
Suni, beeinnt in gleiparf, q. S., bas
24Ite gloroamerifaniide 8unbesturn,
feit, ipeldes flnf Gage anbalt. 9as
9rosramm umfabt, auber bem ees
brau1lidsn PreiSs unb Shauturnen,
Drbnuness uno Sreiiibunsen, aud
9reisfe6tsn un6 Yreisi6pimmen,
greisiiusen uno preisoetlamiren.
grsisIdieben uno YreistessIn, einen
eroBartisen Seitumsus, @ofaIs uni
SnitrumentaIs CONCERT u. T. 10, 10 buf
ben 3beilnebmern in benz 3eitrnum Dor
fiinf Tasen Der unterboltuns ssnus ser
botsn ipirb elm Nusnus mad @Onsi
Sslano bei9Iiebt bas 9anse.
1 I'M r m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Nummer Is.
9pse Warfer Wotiaen.

= glrmin BRITTLE ipur6e na9 BEN
8erb6r am Sreitas iu 5000 9arsi9aft
anBebaIten.
= Die 9lrbeit in benz Dodge apbs
Ieniperf ipirS einen Wlonat lang eines.
| felt, um n6tbise 8sparaturen ;u mas
den.
Sas mdnnIide 9luftreten bon
Mapur 8eamiib Sesen bic Seupps
SinterIaHenI9aft bat ibm manden
5reunO an Der .f9arfen Ode" bon @sit
2adaipanna gpenus eriporben, ipo er
friiber nur @egner bate. 3rob bem
ausgeiprodenen MiIlen Der Stabtbers
tuaItune, bab bic 9lrbeit einseitsllt ipers
ben ioIl, bis bas @eri6t iibsr ben
8e6tstitel entidieoen babe, IisB Ni4ter
Seiup lebte @ode auf sissns Rotten
on Der Strabenbsrdnoerune bei benz
Dreied peiter arbeiten. gluf bic aIase
Ron Qbilip Sdneu ipur6e Der gontrais
tor Meas am SamItas bem Ntapur
pOr9eflbrt. &idter SefIup funsirte
ais 8ertbeibiser unb erbOt iid, fir ben
gln8etIaeten 8dreidaft su Ieifen aIs
ober Der Wlupor ben 8lrsibaftsbon6
10 formuliren Iieb, baB aud bic 4rbeit
einseitelt bIeibe, ipeiserte fia Seiup
;u unteriei4nen ba aber fein anberer
Iusipes blieb, 70 erfIdrten ii9 bic Sers
rem bereit, bic 9lrbeit Bis sur ssridtIis
den GntIHsioung einsuiteusn.
= Der l6idbrise Sobn bes 0Sbmas
fhinenaaenten WiQiam @ibbpnB ipieIs
te am Samitas nit elmer giltoIe, bic
Baffe entIu6 li4 unO bic 2usel brane
benz Suneen in ben Dlun6 unb bon ba
auftpdrts oem @ebirn Su. Die Aerste
tOnnten bic 8useI ni6t iinSen unb bic
8unbe mag iid oIs t0otIi9 eripeifen.
Srau q. 9ennebaum un6 Tohier
bon Yottsuille iinc sum 8eIu6e Bel
Gnton Dennebaum an SadIon StraBe.
- Sobn s. 9urfin bon bier lit sum
poItcIerf an Der .. & $. 8abn stpii9en
Scranton un6 garbpnbale ernannt tpors
ben.
= 2eute faR aIler adnber bsr eibiIis
iirten g9eIt baben beseust, baB ct. Sas
fObs Del 6aS bette SsiImitteI lit, Rbeu,
MATHS, iOipie ale dubsrsn BerIsbunsen
ii6er su beiIen.
S@- Coos & DopIe, 234 glorb Main
Npenue, = Giien., BIeds un6 MeEer.
bondtbie, Sass unb
@inri9tunsen unb Reparaturen
beiorst. 81
no. Srintt 9uffp's Pure Malt
Whiskey. 3um @ertauf bel gster
5iesIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Bon Qetersbura.

= Die Srau bes Sobnns Starf,
ipel6e ibn Dor siuei Moaen nit einenl
@eItbiireer bssIddte, Iiest i6wer trant
barnieber.
(9en 8sIt Der Gorrsiponbens mdKen
mir auf nddite @Ode suriidlessn.)
Steuern.-D Die GountpIteusr
lit iebt fd[Iis unb i6 bin ieben glbent
bon Go llbr in meiner @obnune
go. 1855 grsseott 9lpenue, sur Gnt,
aeseunabme bon 9obIuusen fur bic 10
@arb ansutreffeu.
24,2 Safob 9 d d fer
Collector.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Der 4uf eineS mufterbaften strs
fifclS

Der HHf eineS utufterbaften Yrs
tifelS
pirb tur9 ptriisbItne Isbsnbubltrsi ltltsn si-
fhGtiet. glahabmn ron 3 fetttr 9
M agtnbittertm babfn bel bfm Bfr-
fu6. hisism @itisl idIaus Gonenrfnb ~ ma
dtn, nidt nur @slb sustitBi Icnoern ibailda-
lid ,ur GrbSbuns tes gInitbfns, in wslhtnt
bic fhts Ar,nt itfbt, bfiestrassn. Das areBt
publifum ii felt pitltn Sabrtu nit ben wltrf.
malsn, eurh irsIht ia bsr t6is ron hem nn-
s6tsn gIriiftI uniHltsiest. tsfannt uup I6bt
iih midi belHpaBsn, bab anhrt In ;itmliG
abnIittr SiidtpsIfauftt ariiisl ebsnie gut isisn.
Shiiiislisttr, Sarilfibisftit, Dpsptpie unh
esbsrIsitsn fnb eur6 ppbIftils, bier unb Ia
ftilatbaIltnt Siiisrlhudple unb 3pnifa ni9t
un6 albsfannt pnb fs sepiIsnbaftsr @tiis
gar nihi btliritlen msresn tann, eab atetn
eifls une anetn aranfbfittn bic srebf Saus-
ar,nei sin barmlples uno pSliges Stilmitifl
II. gliti nur in ben 8reinistsn Staatsn,
lcntern aud In Msriec, Siieamfrifa uub
@tfinthn fnb lsiue 9cpiiee nett unb britt
ansrfannt uub Gsin Jtuf 70 fsffsslslt hab fT
gar nitt trlhtltttrt ptrbsn iann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18

sS @roBe glusipabl in Srabiubrs,
Often unb 8appen, 9emben, Salsbins
ben, S6irme, SpdsierftDde Su biaieiten
preiien, bei Gbas. .. Sleuffer, 529
2adaipanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
@duSlidber GOmfort,

Gf&& RSas4sn Comfort nDhIn 6eustn manntaI Bruss
ahtnbs abe fcat iAr Pun nabt
gp tsm anfrs ssnm akiu bddfen bic
S9netnntn Arstn nNTs 3uitnsr fnb bic atn
SnS bic HaaIiat M S's ans etna tn annn f nnFrt antn ais
mir oat ns Maartn ron ben 8ibrn a sn Sam M gOF @
Nsr ianf ais esne Elm pns IN n Shs DIS Ius Sbata$ bic tpn
aras I'm gdag sas d an eBn unS gul prafm ur % IT,
pufaufu
auim Sis il NIT suti4n abIsn marf a sn inO lam tbo
Iaufn, mic her ssnautfs Sunee
ur got grhts aaS sm%ggaarsn sr sroe
SdauHhm Die
Glab
mir Obm faS has h surad aunrn ,afssn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
gutt'a sle0rs TaEQanasmltteI.

orauts q - ceer eseftsedar tur.5 cine eiuslse
elrrlisaiirn fisSfS fSrtgmlitgls IN elaritaet5
cfs1er, re ircnheli. Gs ioiTit eui tsr Cteati cine
ndlirltfe Garbe rtgisttenb. gA Nrnl9tssra 4
tabsn, eker gesen Gmpiirg rrn Z rss ersEss ret'
tanst. ciFse; ~ ARarra1 St.' tte'' gsti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18

= Der Musitanb Der Giienarbeiter
bon 9ittsburs 1T ;u Gnbs. Die 5abri'
fanten boben na69sseben.
NO. Spmmertpaaren ieber Nrt in
unenbIi9er @uspabI, in 8rpipn'S Bee
9ipe.
e6r SiISblte bon allen SOrmen unb
S6attirunSeu, leidt un6 l4fper, in
YrpIpn'S Bee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
9G6tuna, ibr Oamem !

SD bin am eriten 9IpriI mad benz
@eI9dftsIofale SO. 4l6 2adaipanna
apsnus umse;Osen uno iperbe bort ftsts
einsn bdbi6en 8orratb eIesanter unb
brau6barer Pubpaaren borrdtbis baIs
ten. Gbenio ale fur Stidereien nbtbis
gen Wtaierialen.
Stamping mad berbeHerter Mletbubs
beicrbt. l5,3m
SRI. M. 6. OaSenport.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
8ier,ebn 9lbItimmunsen mubten Dor.

senOmmen psrben, sbe cine @ubl flats
fanb. gu siaer BabI iparen nbtbis 81
Stimmen bel Der S9luBabitimmune
erbieIten 9lupe 81, Muebran 10,
8ausban 9, Me@arrp l., eritsrer mar
iomit sebbris eripdblt. gs itimnten
fur Nape: Common Gouneil-Gbriits
mas, g9iaiams, 8i9arbS, Supoam,
@bittenSen, Sddfer, 9irit, SrabIe,
&illam, Slime, Glemons, WiiIler.-12.
SeIsct GOunciI-SusbsS, 9iirr, Wlebs
map, 5rep, 9leuIs, aIOpS, Wattss,
&eap, SarrieS-9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Mufsrn au isser Taassaeit.

pribatSimmer fir 9amen unS Sami.
lien i'm 3ipeiten Stodiperfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-18
Suits ::!! giue,jt
- =: 0ortleibiafeit. -:

Cutts rilifn ine tet teratitaen Nauen1 tslshs i.
IeblsrerAneeruna tdt her gatlent barater ettauHt.
Gle fsarfen ben HIppeilt une psrurtaf'sH, tap
ter asSgtr an Ofelfdl Sunlmtit; tenlt lrite tsr
SraaaismuS tatb lie Oendbrt, une hurh thTe
fo,iiizie Qbtrfuua auf bte Rleroduunseeraaue
Es HleaeImdf;t0teit hes Gtuhi0anes hsIbsis
asfabti. qssiS z s 0tS. A sRutrap st., sl.O.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
Lewiston.
by Associated Labor Press.

- 4 u - o.
LEWISTON, Feb. I'VE are sick and
tired of repeating week after week no
improvement in business in this vicinity.
But as we have agreed to give the facts
as they exist, we cannot, in justice to
ourselves, report any Improvement as
vet. Some OF our exchanges complain
because labor dispatches are not doc-
tored to make it appear as though the
business was better when such is not the
fact. They claim that such reports have
"a tendency to help business, but we do
not believe that falsifying will help busi-
ness was better when such is not the
fact. They claim that such REPORTS have
a tendency to help business, but we do
mot believe that falsifying will help any
one in the end When we can discover
any improvement in business, even on
the surface, none will be more pleased
to chronicle the same than ourselves,
therefore we shall continue to make
them as near correct as it is possible for
us to do. /. A.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
1By Associated Labor Press.1

IBy Associated Labor Press.
AKRON, Feb. Although there are
many idle men in. this city, and the
number is not nearly so great as many
suppose as the agricultural works are
always taking on extra help at this time
of the year, and some men who have
been idle most Of the time since last
August, are getting back in their old
places. I'll
Z The rolling mill gave their men an
other good run last week, twelve fur
nacesin the pudding department worked
all week, the Bar mill, all week single
turn and the Guide mill, double turn.
Sewer pipe works and potteries are
working steadily. e. @
The rubber works is taking its annual
shut down for repairs. '.
Carpenters have finally seen the ne
cessity of organization and are taking
steps to organize, under one of the ma
tional unions. -rgs
Coepering is decidedly brisk, and it is
reported that there;is more work just
now than can be done by the force at
present in the city. However, the bosses
are watching the barrel making machin-
cry lately introduced In one of the shops,
and if it is q success. there will be room
for only part of the force at present em-
ployed.
Printers are mostly employed and the
local typographical union is in better
shape just now than it has been for seve-
raj years some of the best printers, who
have until lately, refused to come into
the union, are being initiated, and it is
hoped that in a few months all the print
ers in the city will be union men.
Many stoye-plate molders are still on
the idle list, but an early resumption Of
work is anticipated.
Work in the knife shop is picking up
little, and the employees are starting q
cooperative supply store. One month
ago the stores in this city were selling
hams at from 16 to Is cents per pound
the men in the knife shop sent to Cleve-
land and bought lot of hams at 81 cents
per pound. Ham soon dropped to l2a
cents per ponnd in the stores, but the
storekeepers couldn't stand it, and in
formed the Cleveland firm that if it sold
the shop men any more provisions, il
could sell no more to them; consequently
the last order from the knife works mer
was not filled. The men held meeting
last Saturday and decided to get ever
with the storekeepers by starting store
If their own. Goods are to be brough
to the shop. and each man will get wha
he orders, and pay for it just what i
costs. Let other men, do likewise.
i 7. & i. ].
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
CINCINNATI.
Situation Not Improved in Labor Matt
ters--Pablic Agitation and a Speech
by a Lady in Behalf of Knights.
[BY Associated Labor Press. ]

Fl
e CINCINNATI, Feb. 4,-The anticipated
improvement in the various trades has
not yet taken place. Business has be-
come somewhat slack with the carpen-
ters, who have been pretty busy up to
this time. The parlor frame makers,
wood carvers, varnishers, cabinet makers
and shoemakers, haYe cause to hope for
speedy revival of business, as most
members ofthese trades have employ
ment, though manv of them are on short
time. With cigarmakers, molders,
printers and confectioners, times are still
extremely dull, but they are. hopeful of
a change for the better, with the opening
of spring.
On Sunday last a labor meeting was
held at Druid hall under the auspices of
Queen City assembly 280, Knights of
Labor, the large hall being filled to over
flowing. There were many ladies pres.
ent, among them the wives, daughters
and friends of the members of the yari-
GUS labor organizations of this city. The
meeting per previous arrangement was
addressed Mrs G. Fannie Allyn, of Stone
ham, Massachusetts, who is without
doubt the best lady speaker that has yet
addressed Cincinnati audience. The
proceeds will be used to alleviate the
distress existing among the locked-out
members Of the above organization.
Some few days ago the members of
Cigarmakers' Union No. 1877, of Coving-
ton, Kentucky, were locked out of one
large factory because they would not
submit 10 a reduction Of 81 per 1,000 for
making cigars. Since that time they
have been boycotting the establishment.
A number of the locked-out men formed
| cooperative company and have com
menced the manufacture of cigars them
selves.
The report from Dayton, Ohio, sixty
miles away, is to the effect that prospects
are Frightening up little, though there
have been reductions made in many of
1.-THE large manufacturing establishments
of thatclty.
The bill providing for piece work
among the convicts in the penitentiary,
recently presented to the legislature at
Columbus, was strongly opposed by
trades unionists throughout the state,
but IN all probability it will become a
law.
There is fear in some sections of the
state that the Weldy bill. which pro
vides punishment in the penitentiary
for man on strike who might dissuade
some scab from taking his situation al
starvation wages, may yet pass the legis
lature. but these facts are groundless
many think. Md. G.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
England.
fBy Associated Labor Press.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-The prospects of an
increase in employment during the pres
ent year are somewhat more hopeful,
but the number out of work throughout
the country is still very large, and the
distress in manv towns continue severe.
In the shipbuilding industries in the
north trade appears more active and
The Labor enquirer., 1885-02-07
IiI8 2: I TVS OR AINR |!
The Magnificent Speech. d Pahisl
Henry Whiah i Suppressed
BY Capitalism.
The Inilitely Powerful Words Which
Famed the Expiring Flame. Of
Freedom ID 1776.

TThe following account Of the proceed
inas of that convention that adopted the
Declaration of Independence is taken
from the Boston Journals Of l776. Il is
taken from fiies of the San Francisco
Truth, and the words then and there
uttered by Patrick Henry have been.
and are still systematically suppressed.
Truth is indebted to George Everett
Schenck for the articles, they having
been prsseryed 10 his family for over go
years. Let Americans read and pondes. i
II lis IN the old 6alllof r Philadelphia, on
July 4 l778 There y . silence In Ahis
hall. eysry yoiee lslhaahetls eves5 fhee q