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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

THE Courier journal makes the point
on General Gordon's declaration In his
Montgomery speech, that tho war de-
stroyed millions Of the "slaya property"
OF the South, that the war destroyed no
slave property. mot ut all; the owner.
ship Of that property changed hands
The negro was not destroycdi he was set
free. For q time this change Of owner
ship disturbed the relations OF the parts
10 the whole; II interfered for time
with the productive capacity Of the peo-
pie, but only for time. After each
part Of this complex machinery had re.
adjusted Itself TO its new relations II
was found that as o working machine
the free man was better than the slave"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
NH, MoKINLEy's IDEA.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 27,--Major
Mckinley, after weeks illness. ap-
peared In the House to-day. He says
Mr.. MorrIson's tariff bill IL dead, and
that there will be no tariff bill passed
this session by Congress, ,-[Clevoland
Leader.
Judging by the past the mantle OF
prophecy has not fallen upon Congress
man McKiDloy'o shoulders; and hence
his say Is not convincing Hnality.
"The wish 10 no doubt father 10 the
thought"
Lot the bill come TO o vote any way;
and lot us know where members Of Con-
gress stand on this vital question. Re-
form In taxation 10 surely q question
that appeals TO oppressed labor and de-
pressed business.
This 10 where reform is demanded. II
10 the important reform. Let the peo-
pie be relieved Of monstrous and unjust
burdens. Let taxation be equalized.
III fares the land 10 threatening Ills prey,
Where wealth accumulates aud men decay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

AND 40 tho Anti.Protectloniste are
determined To make the Congressional
contest In the Mckinley district one OF
National import, and have arranged 10
have free trader nominated 10 make
the Democratic 6ght In this District
depository.
Should the anti protectlonists cordial.
ly unto on some capable man we doubt
not they could lay out william, the mo.
nopolist representative who is now In
Congress blowing the protection horn,
No one here In Canton knows Of any.
thing being arranged" as Indicated
above. l, may be only q Mckinley pro
lection scheme.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

question. He says he 10 In receipt Of
oongratulatory messages from public
meetings and high authorities In Amer
ioa and the colonies, and urging the
settlement, at once and for all, Of the
long-standing and troubled relations
between Great Britain and Ireland.
The question to be considered is not tho
amount Of Irish contribution to the En-
pire or Representative ut Westminster,
but whether the prayer OF Ireland will
be granted that asks she will be allow
cd the management OF affairs speci-
fcally and exclusively her own.
This manifesto to hts Scottish cOnstlt-
uents. Ia indirectly to the English peo.
pie. and explains and defends his Home
Rule bill. He asserts the iirst question
to be settled 10 the larger one, which
abaorbs all others. Like wise Gener-
al, Mr.. Gladstone proposes battle
royal on the home rule principles, leay'
Ing TO other times the sQuabbles over
details.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

THE San Francisco Bulletin says that
the salt formation OF Nevada Ia In Lin
coin county, and there Ia o deposit OF
pure salt which Ia exposed for length
Of two miles, a width Of half mile,
and OF unknown depth. In places, can
Ons are cut through II to a depth OF
sixty feet. The deposit has been traced
on the surface for distance Of nine
miles. II Ia 40 solid that II must be
blasted like rock, and 30 pure and trans
parent that print can be read through
blocks Of II a foot thick, In Churchill
county there Is deposit Of rock salt
fourteen feet In depth, free from any
particle OF foreign substance, which can
be Quarrled at the rate of aye tons day
TO the man. The great Humboldt salt
field Ia about fifteen miles long by six
Wide. When the summer heats have
evapOrated the surface water, salt To tho
depth Of several inches may be scraped
up, and underneath Ia stratum Of pure
salt rock Of unknown depth, Soda,
borax and other valuable minerals also
exist In large quantities near these
localities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice n hereby given that petition will he presented
10 The nm aqlOneta " Alak county, NJ their aolflOn
10 bo held ~ tho nftt Monday 0f Jnne next A. 1880
prhyl for The location nnd establishment " county
T0ad along the following described fOu ~ hmlilllen
township, slhIk county 10 viii Beginning tho north.
ehht corner n lectiOn sixteen, township nneleen Of
range seven " fad STARK o0unli lhruf0 south, with
aecll0n llne along lands Oi David Cullrr Joseph
PAumlef, August M0nnle ANA pOer Mtiiut M section
tlx on, And lands NJ Frederick ihyOt, LOnla YOnler
August ana MARY sAmhonnet and AlphOnfea FanOt In
aectlon nitoen, hnd lands Oi Joseph Crtog hNru In
section wontI one, ana lands Of John Jacque and
hOhAl fhyef IN section twenty two, ~ nda " Frank
ana n. paumleii thence East with north llhN OF
paumier 10 lanup0 Prosper Suluol lh,ncu south on
the lnn Of lands " ranm'w ana A'iauc m section
twenty-five t9 w. n, W, &C hallfOadi thence btill
south through lands " H. And A paumlDr 10 land OF
Schwhm or Olheaj thence east 10 lulrArot tho 0Ad
loadlng ffOm Louisville 10 lhnlaburah
April ~, 1885, -20hw MANY PETITIONERS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
OWL SERVICE IN rHE HOUSE.


In the House at Washington on Satur-
day an odd sort Of discussion brought
Into the debate the merits OF civil ser
ylca reform. The Committee on Civil
Service reported back resolution, call
ing for information by what authority
employees In the departments appoint
substitutes, setting forth that the COM
mittee can see no reason for question.
Ing the good faith OF the statement
made by the acting Secretary OF the
Treasury, that substitution IL allowed
when the permanent employees are
absent on account Of sickness, Accept
Ing this ~ q valid reason for the tenn.
pOrary appointment Of substitutes, the
committee asked to be discharged from
the further consideration Of tie subject.
On this question Of discharge Of the
committee, there was q civil service
division, and pretty close one, as well
~ u epIcy dtblte, A Kentucky Demo
crat assailed the reform, while II waa
defended by FiDdlay Of Maryland. MIR.
Randall WAS active In having the com
mlttee discharged, and his view pre-
vailed by the close vote Of ia to ll3,
OF the Democrats 6l voted with MIR.
Randall for the discharge Of the com
mitteee aud SO Republicans the same
way, On the other side-that Ia against
civil service 60 Democrats and AZ Re.
publicans voted against dlscharging the
committee. The Civil Service Commit
tee has reported Repeating bill ad
yersely, but there has been no display
Of anxiety 10 get vote on the is-ue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

MIR, JAY GoULD's last interview Ia In
bad temper toward the Knights Of La
bor. He fayors labor organizations, but
wants II on lines to suit him, and tract
able as some OF his railroad directors,
MIR. Gould complains that "loud-talking
depagogues" who In Germany or Rus.
sia would be locked up with their lncen
dlarism within prison walls, are heroes
here. He prefers despotic methods II
seems. Germany and Russia are no,
models for this country, even In the
treatment Of men Gould calls dema-
gogues.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

CINCINNATI,
ELo ,R-Faucy Sieo9ioOi family, $500

ELo yR-Fauoy, SlO9LoOi family $500
WIGAT-No. orod, so0sOc, No. . sOeoOc
toRS-No, mixed, H@Silsoi No mixed,
BbOonlbO,
olTA-No, Q mixed, ol0o9llSo, No, 3 mixed,
BaCpil W, No. . whiic, BllaDjoO,
lORN-Family, SioWgiO lisS, regular 500
(Dp ngiv
BACON short clear dloa, SOial660l@.
LARD-kcttlc, SOWl lnlh
OLE SE Prime W choice Ohio, p9i0o, Now
York, laWlal6c,
PouL II -Choce fullgrown chickens, $40
OpSabi duoNA, $500 Qp0O, goeap, t9O1po0O pur
dozen, li'u turkeys, 0Voio
WoOL-Unwaahud medium clothing, a,0palo,
flno mcrlno, i0(DiSci oomnon, 10 blbt, npeco.
washed medium clothing, ptgalu, oimbing, ah0
a0l, ino mcllno, X and Xxx, stWs q; burt aud
cots, i0Olse, tub washed, WgB1Ji pulled, $50
We,
HAY-No, I timothy, siaoO Oilbl, No Y,
Sii0ktDll % mxcd, 1900 DlO5J, prairie, $500
Cnp0i ghpat, o ilA ANA rye straw, sGOO bO
CAT l. uuud W uhucu bitUhprH, ~, % Ol01I
fair, Sd4l WLtO common, $500 baOO, atO1kors
aud ir.lrrs d0lOLIa yuaflingH aud calves
Sp60Ga 20,
HOGS Selected butchers, tlg0glln, fair 70
good liaO iig, S9lVDlp5, fair tp good llght, S9tb
0DilOl common, H,lb tJc 10, oullt lB,Dlga h
SllEGf Cuminln 10 fair, tlNGlVO, good 70
chll0t, ~ 20 uli common ~ fair iamba, SO,l5D
i0Ji good 10 vhoior, sni6nH0l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

THE New Orleans Times Democrat
says: Eating to excess not only con-
sumes much Of the wealth of the coun.
try, but II Ia responsible for the diseases
that have become quite common here,
diseases due altogether from excess at
the table, 0yereAtng kills 10 many
people In America as overdrlnking, and
yet we seldom hear word said against
IT," II would confuse matters we're
somebody to supplement the prohibi.
don party with starvation party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

SOME time ago Secretary Manning In
formed The Senate that the Republican
Collectors OF Internal Revenue were re-
moved and Democrats appointed In their
places for the good Of the service, and
to promote the success Of the policy Of
the Administration, This seems 10 have
been no idle declaration, for the statis'
tics show q gain Of nearly 100000 In
Che collections for the Arst nine months
OF the ascal year, Reform 10 therefore
not a dream, but a reality,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Notice to Contractors.

Notice " hereby Ryen thai sealed propmRa viii DO
received NJ tho ONCE n lhn uloR Of the n0Md Of Fdu
cation ~ e hlrhem township stark county uhl0 un.
NJ " O'Clock nj nonn ON thr 22ud day " May iel0
~ n,llulH tonool hNr = lhN lqt situated IN Vpb
" plans hnd HprelneAll0nH on nlN ~ HAd uirN laeh
bid must contain lh nano " every person Interested
IN the tAlnc anl DO Aogonppnled by Nlrolant gtNr
Anty OF some dltinefntnd person. that II he bid n Ia
ceplod contract VIII 10 entered lntO ana thn perform
AnON of u propfty secured Tho hid i0f fach Kind
separately and tnr price oi zach gyon aud tho ptlcc n
lAhor must also b. separately stated None but tin
lowest rHn0n6lho hid Will bn accepted and Tho DoAn
may feleet all hdA
ily order Of the Hoard Of Education
~ j, WsLkFlt Township Clo L.
Navarro o., Apfll VA ItVi0 -pplw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

SEVERAL days ago the Senate rejected
George W. Bell for postmaster at Web
ster City, Iowa, and the report
of the committee published re-
Gently proves that Bell had lotthis ofllce
and engaged In stumping for the Demo-
cratic party, precisely the Offrnse for
which his predecessor, Hunter, had been
removed on civil service grounds Both
Bill and Hunter were editors OF rival
pOlItlcal papers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

10 others, with the result that some VIII
have TO work the longer to obtain their
proper share of the products Of the fav
ored glasses.
Mr.. Atkinson dOes not seem 10 consid
or the enforced ldleness OF worklnpmen
all over the country. This ia nm impor
tant item. Counting the year, surely
mechanics and factory hands gAt lese
wages than In 1866,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

There Ia no use In trying to cloud the
question with sleek phrases. Tho 20.
tency OF the Democracy Ia an agency OF
reform can be assured only by sustain
Ing the strength OF the party Itself.
But the Republican ofllceholder canot be
exp cted TO contribute TO its Vitality.
He 10 its secret enemy, 90 he ought TO
be-: and II 10 far better for the safety OF
the party TO rest In the hands Of Its
friends.-tUtlca Observer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Legal Notice.

Henry q Wptncr, rosldlnR NJ Arnold, Labotto coun
w. kaneha VIII iake notice that On the and day " Sep
trmbcf, ltVib nhyd y Werner aud Cora nubpfv nlOd
their petition IN tho Court I Common Pleas VI stark
county uhlO, hgall NJ hlinspf aud Others tho object
aud prayer VI which pe0n IA ~ eot asfe The Mil 0f
Sarah Wcrncr deceased, IN whose estate Had Hfy y,
Wnfnef And other dnfendanta hre nefrael na lrfa nj
law VI tho said Sarah Werner, droea,od
nald cause will bo fof henfnH on aud ailoi Jui
i7th, 1890, MONO n McCAlliY md
DAVID H. hMtiIl,
ApribLw Altya ior palniira,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

Grover Cleveland has enjoyed many
honors, but oil fade beside that with
which this young woman crowns him
In the presence Of sixty millions OF his
fellow -cltlzsns. The highest position
that any man can oil In this bonnie
land Of freedom 10 husband TO one OF
its true daughters. Next comes the
Presidency Macon Telegraph.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Mhe Iemnrrat
A. McGREooR, EditOr.

Mr.. ANDREW CARNEGIE has generous
" given 5000 to the Western Pennsyl'
Vania Institution for the DeAfand Dumb
At Edgewood, as fund the interest OF
which Ia TO bo expended for theincrsase
of the library OF the institution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

MAYOR REX sent In two names to the
Coul oil on Monday evening to confirm
a. members OF the Board OF Health, and
the Council laid the matter on the Ia
bic.
The Mayor was probably looking after
hIs own and his friends political
health, rather than the health OF the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

wilEAT-No, / rod state, zoe, no, rel
winter, May, ugaoi June, plo, July nlA,
CORN MXcd, Aprll, dBei MAY, iOlAu, ia 70,
doc, July,
OATS NJ. white state, iac, No, g, 100,
CATTLE elO'Oo0p 10 per l0l lbs, live weight
HOGS Slib UbOO per 100 lbs,
SHEEP -shNhOUi,bJ per l0l lht, live weight
CuTfoN-tuuti Mlldllng uplnds, ghc Do
orleans, plb0, May, O2lo, June, v Bicj July pdON,
August, UbIo, september, HAlu, October p,pUO
November p,gpo, December pito
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

CATTLE Choice 70 extra shipping, 81, 20 iDs 7bi
common 10 fair sl0lOL 10, alodRurs nnl fundpra
~ 50OlS5l Texans, sl0lWl1b,
luuA-.lralr TO good, bJlbOlioi mlxod pack.
SHEEP Common, Sl1O)10, Texans, W too
baO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
BEAUTY'S SECRET
BY ALAN MUIR.
Author Of "Vanity Hardware" Golden
Girls" Etc.

Watch the opening chapters Of our
new Serial next week. IL Ia most
fascinating story, full Of pathoa and
and fun, OF comedy and tragedy, Of
novel and surprising situations, and
behind all moral. A story as whole.
some 40 II Ia interesting. Our readers,
old and young, men and women. boys
and gifA, Wli nav rtht IN
etatV's 7feTa :"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

When nAby was sick, We gave her Caatoia
Whom aho was a Child, sho cried for CaatoriA
When ahe became Miss, sho clung to CaAtorA,
When she had Children, She gave thom CAaioriA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Legal Notice.


John Jacob rflodlandor. Plaintiff,
w,
Caroline Fiiedlandor, Defendant,
Tho defendant ab,yt named, whose placo OF real.
drnoc u unknown, Will tHke nntlon thai on tho h day
" April, A, ~ 1000 thu plhlnt II above nAmpd filed
IN the once 0f tho Cofk 0f tho Court VI Common Pleas
0f HtAik county thin hlt pet in against hNf alleging
that Hhd Caroline Fied ander haa bern wllfuly Ab.
hent from HAd plhnln Or mnie than thrN ieam last
past Without AnI cause 0f pruy0OatNn ihofcfuf ana
pfaylnr 70 bc divorced from tald defendant VI eald
grounds
HAld petition will be fof hearing NJ tho May torn,
ii0 " tht Court II Common Pleas o said county M
hc0n MtT th Nrcha' publication NJ tina nnll0H M tho
nhu q eau bu heard uALnMiN A SHIELDS,
hpHnLw Att0ru M for pllutff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Sale Of Real Estatp.

In pursuance NJ an order Of thN Probate Court OF
slMk county, uho, Will ofor Tor salo At public auc-
uOn ON
Saturday, the 20.h dlY of My, 1856,
At o'clock p. m upon tho premises, the following
described fehl estate situate IN tho city Of Canton,
county " Slhfk and State Ot OhiO tO wiz Lots mum.
bored d2llB and 1880 10 the Oily Of Canton, In SAID
county.
Lot 2lia appfAl cd NJ 5000
Lot 1850 e l,2lO
Terms OF falo-On0thrd In hand, one thiTd In ono
year hni one thlfd m tw0 yoar 0m day " sale with
Interest tho payments 10 10 secured b, moI cage upon
the PROMISES sold,
CArHARlNE OhsINaRR
Administrative " tho estate n Martin
ur,lnger, dted,
JOHN O. wRLrI Auy
Tho above premises ara situated M corner " Cherry
and hailel atr ots double house of 10 rooms on ono
lot ana containing bpT hKluro, also new VI bio Also
good dwelng house ol i've rooms on other lot, For
particulars enquire NJ 10 East Tufcarawas st
ApI2p INV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

Mr. GLADSTONE, In two column man
ifesto TO his Midlothian constituents.
urges them TO stand by him on tho Irish
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday. the ssnd day OF Mny. 1880.

IN pursuance ~ M order or tho Probate Court d
stark county, 0hlo will ofor Tor ualo NJ public aut
u0n, 0n
Saturday, the 2snd day OF May, 1886,
NJ ono O'Clock D. m" upon tho pl lomucS the iollowlni
state NJ ONO t0'wlti Lot number ono hundfud AMI
thirteen (ilt) IN Tho town OF Rochester nNw part
tho incorporated village Of Navarro, In said slA coun
", Onto
Toms Of tale-uno third In hand, ono third In ono
yfAr And Onedhid IN two yoAH frfm lhN dny OF aAie
With interest the phymonin 10 DO secured BY mOftQaqc
up,n the promises sold, A w, 0ualinnH,
Administrator Of kllHaboth MooR deed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
The r. Hon John Thomas Freeman
Milford, Earl of Redestale, Ia deud.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Quotations Of tho Money Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets, May ..
Nrw YonE-Monoy . por cont Exchange
dull, Governments firm
Currency sSoa, iei|6 bdi foura coupons ip0i
founAnd'a,halfs ilelA bid,
Tho stock market opened weak aud feverah,
and prices began 10 decline from the nrtt sale.
The bulls attempted 10 check the downward
movement by placing u number OF supporting
orders, but were soon compelled 10 wlthd ag un'
der the heavy unload i, Prices wont down with
a rush, an1 ~ noon were u 10 4 per cent, bee
those Of tturdiy. Blice midday the market has
been ateadi,r aud In Bomo caoi slight rccoyorios
have con recorded.
Bur, a Quincy ..p,tlHgA Missouri facfc i0ll6
Canadian Pacific ~ N, Y, a. Efr .t,,,, ~
Oiundiau Southern BbA y, Y Cuulta i,,, iVOb6
Cuulrul rdHnio ,,u ~ Nash, A Chtttu dlA
Chicago a Atom, .iBs Northwestern luo
o., O. q q i.,,,,t ~ Nui,h'ru fHo0o. Nih
Del q n ,d,un ,,, pON do preferred bi3a
Del, LlrK q W.,,iAil ouuN Miss 600 n
Denver a RIO ut,a 10 uhlu Central Gee w
Efit seconds. zee a Pacific Mail ,u blA
East Tennessee Ot,u bA Heading Hrtt,sut n
llinoii O utlal,u,lai Rock Island p,,iAl
Jersey Central ,,, Il ~, Paul .l,,,,.uu AH
Kansas Il Texas pibG do preferred ,,lpB
Lake SlOfo .,,,,, 1874 Texas N Pacific, ~
Louisville a Nalh 8Hi Union faolhG, 100, dHl6
Mich, Central ,u,, % Wcat rn Union OpSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-30
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.
This Car aud TurElSh EuVOy IN Cor ference.
Tue Conditions Undur Which Gtescs
VIII suhalt to the UlIlmAtum Of
lhs Powers Minister RsSIgnu,

ATHENS, April 29.-The Odicial Journa
says that II the Powers will recognize the
agreement between Greece and France
and remove their display Of force to COM
pei Greece to submit to their views Greece
will act in consonaucs with the duties in.
spired by the national interests, aud the
honor OF the state.
The Minister Of War, Colonel A, NAV.
romiChalis, has resigned. His resignation
is due to the fact that he did not coincide
with the action taken by his colleagues
during his absence at the front,
The Powers have approved the action
OF their representatives here in present.
ing the nltImatum to the Greek Govern.
msnt.
YAETA ,CRmRA, April 20.-Elhsm Pacha
the special Turkish envoy has arrived
here and has had an audience with the
Car, to whom he presented an autograph
letter from the Sultan. Edham Pacha
alterward visited NJ. DaGisn the Russian
foreign minister, The Turkish envoy was
received with Cordiality by both the
Czar and the minister. After the inter.
views no dlned at the Imperial table,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-30
FREIGHT HANDLERS
WANT ONLY EIGHT HOURS WORK
Without ANY Decrease in WaEss-Ths AIapa.
gers Of this Roads Wil Rs'uss the DE.
mAuds-The Men to Form an ASsO.
OiatIOu-Gsnsral Strike NSws.

MILWAUKEE, April29.- General Manager
Miller OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st,
Paul RailroRd was seen by the Associated
Press reporter this evening and question.
ed as to what reply would be given to the
demands made by the CompSuy'S freight
handlers at Chicago, Mr., Miller declined
to give for publication his reply until
1t has been formally placed before
the men, believing 1t to be
improper for him TO do so, but from in.
Cidental remarks made by him Us well as
other officials of the road, It Is evident that
the demands Of the men are not 10 be
granted, He evidently believes them to
be unreasonable aud auCh as would not
be made by the men ut timo other than
now, when the excitement Of y strike
craze exists.
General Superintendent Wheeler and
Vice President Hughett said they Wonld
take no notice OF the demand OF the
freight handlers, I'VE had" said they,
"a similar demand from the men working
in our car shops, but refused to grant II,
We cannot permit our employees in any
department to interfere with the business
OF our road. We must and will run our
trains and machine shops to suit our
selves"