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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fxnlosion Of Fro Damp.

Eight series Of explosions took place IN the
nOndalr mine at Dunbar, four miles nom
Connellsville, Pa, on the sth inst by which
two IN, were killed and Twelve others ie-
ctived In iuries which Will prove fatal In at
east four cases. The cause of the explosion
was fire damp. There were tweuty-three men
In the pit. The first explosion occurred about
II 30 In the afternoon. IL was territi, shOck
and was followed by two others IN quick sue
ccssiOn "A few minutes later Th' trst eY-
plOsOn caused the death OF the two men and
injured three. The rest ran towards the
mouth OF the pit, but before they reached IL
the other explosion occurred The lights were
blown out, the dust blinded the men and the
passage WAYS were blocAcd up and cut of all
escape. The PIT wes on lire and n horrible
death awaited the imprisoned miners. Nine
OF them who had been working in another
entry, mana god 10 make their way out before
the mouth OF the pit was Chokcd up.
The force Of the shock can he imagined. II
caused the men IN Morrill, Calvin aud Vince 81
er, the adjoining mines, 10 drop their tools
and rush panic stricken 10 the top. The
ground rolled and Quaked so that many fell
down, and three or four In the Morrell mine
were violently thrown against the walls aud
seriously injured Everybody IA hei toward
the luiOndale mine Columbus SHAY. of the
Masonng works, and James Henderson, of
the CALVIN mime, headed rtsculng party and
went % work with picks and shovclr l. force
an entrance. In few moments an opening
was made, and several rushed forward 10 enter
The mlne, but were rcpeilei by volume o,
dame. IL took several minutes for the smoke
md fire 10 clear away. The cries OF pain ana
the means OF the injured were pitlablc. They
we're WING ian ctoy direction buried under a
mass OF del ri> Several O! them were hOrrit "
0urned. ILoir -utler.ngS were Ter BIZ
Twelve OF them were iound Ia dying cOndi-
ton and two Others were dead, manglcd al
most into an unacceptable mass.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19

DR.. John II. Douglas, cen Grants r0tcd
physician. has beeu apo ntcd hv Coy. III vi
Ncw orr. quarantine commissioner vice cX-
United states senator platt, whose term Of
Office has expired.
The boiler of the try John Martin OF Boston,
exploded on the morning OF the lth. The tug
was blown O." atoms, anu her crcN K nvc IA
tantlt Killed. No cause en- De- assigned fl
he explosion. The boil - were examined a
snort time az and found 10 b. all right
The miners and laborcrs anna gan atcd as
sociat.on Of Pitts6urg arc considering ths
eigh, hour movement.
milwaukee boot and shoc makers carried all
Their points
Gov Murray Of Utah on the 18th inst We, ocl
the general appropriation Jill
Female >aflrdgsts OF Chicago attclHptca 20
register under the new city election laws on
he lIth tUt were re used. lud now tie bri
liz rent females threaten al sorts Oi zen
=, ante.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
President Cleveland has ,ctoc the biii for
the relief of John Hollins McRlair, On the
nd that If such relief iii became law
II would establish dangerous precedent.
FoRElGS
4 fire occurred In = lax-drying house n
Ocls. a town In Russian S.lcsla on The lil
and D women employed in tue dry house were
burned to death.
An attempt was made on tho 18th inst, 20
assass nate Jules Verne. the author. WI Ell he
would-be assass II was arrested he proved 10 b.
the authors nephew.
A terrible railway collision occurred between
Monte Carlo AID Mcntonc on the lith ms,
and 20 persons were killed.
A cunspira ~ 70 over throw the Japanese
government was unrarthod on the llth iust
The commission api oin,ci toy the Dominion
government 10 inquIe iitio tn sanity Of Lruis
Rel submitted Il eli &c Ort uu the HE INST.
he omu,,,siou decide Kici insane political
4ut stluus Tut ala other poIus sane enough
and able 30 distinguish right tom Wrong
4 circular rs Teen uc', ns the super n
tendt Mt 81 tie southern C!visiu;' oi thr Gran I
1runN railway Or!cI u ihlt hereafter al
Ch.ucc going cy,r ID roJJ will be- passed
through iu bond. ana that lie G, !, uvtors viii
bc held respOns bic 10 Sc HAT none Of tie
Mongol,ans are allowed To stop IN Canada
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

MARCH j.-SENATE-Among petitions pre-
seuted was one from the state board OF agri.
culture % New Jcrs.y PRAYING cIi gross 20
take STEPS o have the restrictions of the i'm
por;a ION into Germany OF American pork re-
novel, and one praying that the department
OF agriculture may be represented by a cabinet
officer. ID, cussiOn Cs the educat onal bill was
resumed. At the close of the scussion the
bill was read third time and passed by a
vote OF - - ll..A number Of resolutions
we're nitro iucci and appiol r.aiey referred,
aud the senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Altc- the opening routine the
] Gus went into committee oil tie whole on
the urgency deficiency bill. which measure was
passed by vote 2sg to nj The House then
went into comm tie Of the whole q! the private
ca endar. At he evening session 80 pension
bils Wer pa sod an the ouse al burned.
MtRtH o. .oUSE.-Immcdiaiell upon as
s-ubling th House went int q, m nittee II tlc
whole, Mr.. Crisp OF Georgia. In TN chair, ON
ia state oil the Union for general bate. MIR
Willard Of New York. addr ssed the commit e
on the silver question. What the pcOp c
wanted. be said, was some legislation which
would make gold and silver equal IN value
and maintain TINT cquality-some legislation
which rOubf make the silver dollar worth
100 cents. Tie statements made al the
time OF the passogc of the Bland Dill that the
silver dollar would be- equal I'm value with gold
Ia proved 20 hC wrong. and the Bland dollar
was ow worth hut eighty cents. VI. Funston
o Kansas made speech IN opposition To- the
suspeus on at silycr cDinagc. The suspension
was the demand of Shllocks who already had
the pound OF lcsh and now wished for b ODD.
Mr. McCreart II Kentucky, gave the president
aud secretary Ol the treasury credit fur honest
convictions In their recommendations in regard
10 the silver question. But he I'D not believe
that silver coinage should be suspended. Mr.
Lanhim II Texas called upon al iiends Of
Tree silver coinage 20 Organilc In oricr to
!urcc vote on the bin reported from The corn.
mittee On coinage, weights and measures. Mr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Senator John F. Miller Dead.

Senator ! hn f. Miller OF California died H.
Washing on uu the sth lust. after an Hines
Of several months.
John r Miner vas born IN Indiana in 1881.
4 parents belonging 10 the state Of Virginia
ne attend q classical acadrnt al soIt
end, aud afterwards pursued his studies n
bicago with view 10 eater college Sub,C
Utnily he'altrrrd this lntc ion, and IN Isl
began IA, study 81 law. He was gradua
d the y orA state law school with H.,
class Of l~l2. and soon after returned west and
pened IN piiic. al south Bend Ind Befor,
oug he packed a. Tor California. where h,
Iact.ced AS lawyer Tor three year,
e ten returned 10 Indiana an
resumed Iroi, s>ioaal work in thai
State Mr. Miller was member
D. the ludian4 senate in 1850 lie re-Ignril,
inter- The army ~ colonel " the Twenty
indian volunteers As commander OF n Dr.
I'D. be served under Gems. sherman. Buell.
aosectaus and thomas. He was severed
wounded in the battc OF stone River am,
..Ocriy Gap. and vas hrrycied a major genera
~ conspicuous courage Al the close ol IN
war Gen Miller Was offered 81 high commission
go the regular army. This be- declined, and &C.
urned To California where be Was cJ4e tur e.!
he port of san traui co four }ears lie de
j ned rcapp1iutmcut tu tllat ollct. ia 1872
IS. and $50, Mr. Mll,"r was "a republican,
andidaie for presidential eicctor lie was ?
member OF the California state constitutions
convention lu lJi9. Senate: Miller term DO,
AN Man b T. ISL, AM would have expired
l'arch 2 Isl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
THE STATE AT LARGE,
VIII Interest Base Ball Players

The national league has adopted the follow
ing game schedule The following are the De
tToit dates: Detroit plays in Chicago June H.
q and ~; August 20 81 ana %; September
20, 81 and %.
Plays IN St Louis June IL, l. and IL, July
% g aud -: August III, II and l..
PLAYS In Kansas city. June 10, 10 ana IL =
July 10, 20 aud n, August T.. l3 and II.
PLAYS in Philadelphia: May Is, ~ and 20
June %. "A anu -; August -, p and 20
Plays in New York May 10, ii and II. July
4, and q, September |, > and 4
PLAYS In Boston: May l3, Ia and 10; July !.
2 and3; August -, y and 20.
Paws In Washngtuu May ~, - and y
June %, D and -, September ,, and :
Chicago PLAYS in Detroit MAY 6, and 5
July ;, and 10; Sept g. 10 and IL.
81. Louis plays IN Detroit April 20, 80 and
Nay /; July Is, 10 and II; September IT, l.
and Is.
Kansas City PLAYS in Detroit May 3, and ,;
July -, 10 and II, September l3, II and 10
Philadelphia plays IN Detroit June D and
5: July 81, August and 3. Cc,ODcr !, =, and
New York pays in Detroit May 81, and
June August :, and 10, September 80.
October aud ,.
Boston plays in Detroit May %, IS and %.
August 1, , and q; September - p and -.
Washington plays in Detroit June2 and 4;
July p, ~ aud 30 October 1. and 6
The league comedies the Buffalo franchise
TO be the personal property OF Detroit. Boston
has been compelled TO surrender Paul Hin"-
10 Washington.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Victor nus etrikers.

New Yor, q ,rcrcnccd "graud tie up of
all the suria,. Lines 81 the cits. ,rl,rci by the
executive board OF the empire protective a.
sOciation. ou tlc jtn INST aud not "a car pas scd
over any Oi the roal until after , o'clock i'm
the aft'ruoon Ttc men were or lcrly, aud
simply refused 10 work. The ruuor that IN,
employees Of the elevated roads would STRIKE
was no, borne cut by tn facts. Tie
strikers apppn'e, committee, 20 fee .
and water tie horses ia The stables an /
Expressed an iut"u'Iou L. protect The rop
crts OF IA cpninanlc, Involved The city ap
peue a. 4 uctd. Nothing like the present
TO il.c hal been Wine sed since the wort
DAYS ot ihc cuiloY'ic Dpidcui a dozen year.
ago. Tie cnt.'a police force, ineluIng l,jDl
reserve. had been Gale out and were in read
Inc - o. prcsrlvt Coz C. PorCe head luarter,
looked lac an cn r.'. "a. blNanac ot uniform
men
has the matter ,too when the commits
sion 20 Of the rro.rcti,r associate n consulted
with The PRECEDENT oi the central labor union
and a. result Of his consultation
an argecm mt wa &C., caed, tn men being grant
ed { 4C.r demands.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
DEATHS RECORD.
Ex-senator Chaffee Dead.

Fx-Sena'o or Jerome b. ChafTee OF Colorado
died at the residence Of his son-in-law, Ulysses
s'Grant, Jr, AT Salem Center, Westchester
county, y. Y, on the OH inst. Death resulted
from laryngitis, from " hiC h he had been suffer
In some time. He had been feeling better
Tor few days before his death, but contracted
a cold, which settled on his chest He grew
worse, ana died suddenly OF suilOcaion His
funeral was held IN Adrian.
Ex-senator Chatice was born In Niagara
county, y. Y, near Niagara Falls, I'm 1874
While young he went 10 Adrian, Mich, where
he engaged IN mercantile pursuits. At Adrian
he was married. He early showed a taste for
politics. and while in Michigan he took part
IN state politics with great carncstness. He
was Brought into contact with senator thand
Ter, and the acquaintance then formed after
ward ripcned into lifelong friendship. From
Adrain he went 10 St.JOseph, Mo, where he con
tinued bis commercial career with considerable
success. in 1891 lie went 10 Colorado then a
county OF Kansas, and soon became Identified
with IL great mining industries. At the break
ng out OF the gold excitement, known
h Up kes Peak fever he fully entered into
spirit AN with great success. He was one
Of the founders of the city OF Denver. where
nc enga ed IN the mining and banking bust
ness, and soon became tie leading business
man of the terrific s. and state. lie was the
principal organizer Of the we'll known Firs
National Bank If Colorado. Associated Will
a lew other active spirits he organized the ter
ftpfl OF blofhdo, winch nr served AS dclc4att
70 Congress. In 1873 his efforts led To the al
mission of the territory as a state, when he
became one OF her first senators. liver since
the organization of the republican party cX-
euator Chatiee has been one of its strongest
supporters IN the west. and never failed %
attend the national anu state conventions.
lie was steadfast supporter OF
James &. Blaine for president in the conyen-
ton at Cincinnati si6 and at Chicago in 1854
lie served as chairman OF the executive com
mittcc of the national convention Of 1854. al
though al the time suffering from the disease
which ultimately caused hls death in l>'
and 1870 he amassed n fortune OF 81 $1,000
through his mining operations. In 1851 hi'
daughter and onl, child was married 20 L. ;
Grant ir.. at whose house IA lied. Ills con
ncction with the Grants lei him 10 invest u
large sum with he firm Of Grant Il Ward. ii
whose failure Doe lost $4,000. IL IS said tha
hc ,nioy,d more OF Gen. Grants conidcnc,
han any one outs dc OF the g. ncrals family
notwithstanding his loss in the Grant n Ware
allure, eX-> CnaIor halIec leaves large lo
uuc, chiefly invested in valuable Western
al estate, whicG viii 60 - his daughter
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Scheming Mormcns.

Affairs in Utah are in a peculiarly mike,
o Iuiuon. Guy. MURRAY wrote some week,
az 20 the secretary OF tie interior for infor
nation in card Ia tie amount winch h
trntor,. owe, the nitcd state, Tor the CO.
duct O! courts m tie terri tory An answer
was seat which showed that thc tcrritor, hal
not reimbursed the mite states for a single
dOItr eNl cnGed tor the courts since the as
a-e Ga the Lunun Is b a in 1874. The tXac
Im cue Tor the expenses OF these courts dur
NJ tie past twelve years is $4,000. GOV
Murray immediately sent a u essage 10 Tho
Leg ,slaturc calling attention 10 the matter and
re. InHe&,.'G. that y api rOprist : 5C inaDt
Tor hat amount. lie legislature has thus
ar pa a ~ attention 10 t.c matter and us
SEES on a ,.Ird on the lOth INST There 10
Slz.CtO ia the treasury Tor the payment OF the
per diem of the members Of the legis-
.ature. 4 reIuisltOn was issued "a
a, or two agO for tlis money 81
9e sent 10 the legislature, but ON
the strength Of the resolution offered by
senator Culon but which was no,
acted Cn. CtmWrol cr Durham las wi. drawn
the requi>.ou aud hold the money tor CIV
days at least. The legislature j, largely made
up of Mo mons an tuelr -ymf ath .ler> and OF
course il not lr.cudly 10 the courts. and scri
uu>ly objects 10 paving out territorial funds
for I! cir support The state OF feel H.. anon.
IN Mormous OF the territory is 80 ,trOn- TIA
they Will probably not pass any appropriation
1lI Tor this purpose, and they hope thus I
art ally. at lcast. defeat the workings OF an,
tdm .nds bill nitci States COmnissiuncI
Hoy..uI tab, who was before Comptrollc.
4 ur. am, explaining the difficult IS of me exc
cutou OF the law IN tuc TERRITORY. said lac
often had issue from four 20 dozen warrants
AT time for he same man an Tor The same
olcnsc. These warrants are pat IN the
hands 81 as many De puts ndi,ia., al the same
time FOR service, and they AID repair s,uul ane.
on SIS 10 the various residence, uttAe man VIC
~ wanted The, often hud The culprit jus,
Las i'm from The house OF one wife Oh that Of
auotA,r. and would entirely fail o. capture
hin lad IN D., only lmI one vibrant MIR.
hoyt say, tuc members ui the lrgi. lature fairly
laugh at the over OF thr United states. 1t.
not hnown Whet. cr the per dom can be per
f.,.t.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Their Bodies Found in a Lake.

j. VI Coleman and Wilbur Patton, promi-
1ent citizens of Seattle, W. T., disappeared
about a m nth ago ald were believed 10 have
lcen muir tered. The Tact that Coleman was
olen.Hn O The gran Jury tat indicte O.c
who were ARE ste on Iharge OF LAYING par
aclpattd in the recent riot al seattle, al who
also hal suot and killed several Cinnamon al
the Newcastle coal mines, lent additional iu-
ler,st 10 the affair, Search was made Tor The
IN N tor DAYS without succ,s- Later, bow
ever the bodies Of both were found IN Lake
Washington, near Seattle. There Is every
Indication tnat Coleman and Patton we're urst
shot aud the bodies then east into the wat r.
The identity of the assassins remains a pr
ound mystery des lite the efforts Of the dc.
lCLINna
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Rnrrinp Ga meal.

The extensive oatmeal mills of Ferdinand
'cuumakcr al Akron o., were burned on the
tn inst These mills were tie largest IN the
country, ana consist of several immense build
ngs. The IRE was III covered in a styeu-stOry
wooden ructure. Le lame, spread with
da III NJ rapl ity and were soon he nnd cen
rol. he building first attacked was soon en-
ircly envrloped. lie Ire next communicated
% the Cry-house. which WAS also .,,rOycd
i .pO,t0J uuShe elevator Vas next eaten up
nj tnOthe i'm cusc mill Was
1 stroycu. The Cnvcrsal-t Churcu
.cross the street ana the freight
loIse % the &c and, Aaron X Columbus
airoai were on fire. Tie Windsor hotel,
.lso owned by Mr.. schumacher, ana valued
,,0,COJ Wa, also threatened. The loss vii
each SqUlOJl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Crime in italy.

a horrible decd of blood" committed
at Portempedocle, near Girgenti, gives
an illustration of theuse Of the knife in
the island of Sicily, writes n correspond.
ent Of The London Times. Two butch.y
crS. father and son, of the name of Indcli.
cato, who kept shop in that town, no,
long since took two brothers named Al
fonso and Giovanni Canncton inta
partnership, to enable them the better
to'compete with rival establishment.
At first there was great show Of
friendship between the partners, but
before long the Cannetonis began to
trade in lambs carcasses separately on
their own account, and disagrccments
arose, which ultimately led to a collision
between Baldassarc lndelicato and AL.
fonso Cannetoni. They drew their
butchers knives from their belts on
each other. Alfonso aimed a we'll
directed blow ut Baldassare. He par.
ried il with his left arm, which was cut
to the bone, and at the same instant
drove his knife into the heart of Alfonso.
who fel dead on the spot.
AT that moment n young son of Al
fonso. aged 10, came up with bludgeon
TO his fathers assistance. Baldassaro
struck him to the ground, and then CT
his throat across, las he would have
slaughtered n sheer" Mad with rage,
Baldassare then rushed into the shop,
and taking Giovanni. the brother oil
Alfonso, by surprise, KILLED him with
a slash across the abdomen before he
had even time to cry God help met
Turning then to leave the shop, he in,
flicted a serious wound on q person just
entering. "All this occurred within tho
space of four minutes, the result Of the
collision being three persons killed and
two wounded"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
tlIIGAN.

The Champion, axe superior ami Crcve.
laul Iron mining companies, three 81 the
largest corporations doing business In tile
Lake sun or district ave raise The WAGES
Of their men ten per cent the tao CORNER rails
ing on March /, tnd III latter on February /.
The Iron III, COIN att has also made a
raise for lis miners, as well ~ the furuace
cmplO' c.. 1h1 outlook fOr wdgc workers Il
better than at any time for the past three
years.
The Warren European icathcrLone company
for the manufac urc AMI sale 81 co.'s Is i'm tile
| nted states AMI iciiler-i one aud its
product in Europe. was organic IN jackson
on the lllh INST, " IN pa a " capital STOCK
Of : OO.t0O.
Capt Z. =. Tracy we'll known miriug man
~ Marquette. lett Tor A aska uii the II. Inst
for HE purpose Of exploring III LAS "a soid
district.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
The Woman Have A Moetine.

\ large meeting Of Mormon women was
held in salt Lac City on the dh inst NAM
speeches were m1dr aud protest adopted
The eerhcs to uphold the right OF women d
20 into po.ygImy said that thousands %.
women IN he east now 800 prostitution wuulG
be- dad o. Dee made WING, such as thr speakers
were IL Wa maintained that the government
had no right say women shall not many
u might - wei. lake the opposite course. ai
compel rgins from cloi,tcr~ 10 mary >0cl
social preercnc' should be- respected. lit
government hal no right 90 interfere. The
protest declared that WouauhOOd
uad been outraged ia 40,
Jtah courts in gu stiuus about expect q
maternity, fathers VI children, etc. Suffrage
va. declared % bea vested ri-nt II women
here not 10 be attacked An emphatic dcnia
was mauc thar he. Voted otherwise than ac.
Cording % their free Will
"Nouic women WHO had refused t. answer
questions propoundcJ los ,h courts were rulu
gized and tie act.su Of Ju 70 Zane auG
United states Attorney Dickson in requiring
testimony rom a legal vile against her hu,
band IN unlawful tulahitaton eases was Cou
dcmncd
The wiyc anG mothers OF the United States
were ca let upon O., cfiuc 20 the ass stance OF
the women oi tall 100 their ,istanc 20 iii.
reference with ihur rulItS. comm TIE was
appointed 20 memorable tue president ou The
subject.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
OF Firm Feeling.

A conversation between n married
man aud confirmed old bachelor:
"Do you know that it IL mos,
lamcntable thing that you arc Aot mar
ricd?'
"Why?"
Because you nrc leading such lsss-
ly, selfish life. Suppose .cmc one should
be obliged to break into your room some
morning and find YOU dead"
well. it might hurt Lilo feelings, but
I'm sure il would no; injuro mine III the
least. " Boston Budget
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Seeku q NV / oneJ.

In the last few days large number OF
Chinese have passed thiou IA ri Paso Texas,
on lcir way 90 New Orleans and leXas cities.
MANI of them are also locating in tn tetrlto-
Iial Town, %. New Mexico ana Arizona. san
Francisco is ropre-, ntc US sw,rIning with
Moug0lians whu nav. iccn rycn out II lre
gon and Washington fcrrtOr,, anu the r -
Com IAN e. shipyug "a 'm east. here the an
tagUnisin a.a MT the Chinese j. not so strong
a. on the Ia s.ope. hi. Influx, however,
mo the teri r5 81 Arizo ma and New Mex
leo hts arouse tn' latent anita -uni.m there,
an / an ID lip'.e Gag les have already bccu
organ lcd az ruC, aud other towns II New
Mexico. and 10 ll,.o on aud Tom tlnc In An
IONA. al Oi which, pace. are suffering fro u
heavy iuctc,s, a the Ch nese population
and which may lra,. To their violent cyict on.
as was rc,entl lhetasc IN Washington or.
ritory
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
The preliminary survey for the new -Muske-

The preliminary survey for the new .Nfuske-
gon, Grand Rapids X Indiana railroad has
been completed ald a portion OF the route
staked. Grading viii commence AS soon as
possible
The wife OF ex- Assistant Postmaster General
Hon W. Is. Thompson Of Hudson, died In
Chattanooga, Tenn, a few days ago, at the
Keys.
lJoscph ID. Wilson. "A dealer in pine lands at
East Saginaw. las been ARE sted charged with
embezzlemcnt of $1,000 elonging to William
Merrill oi OhiO.
Muskegon has ra sed all the necessary
money To secure the Muskegon, Grand Rapids
a Indiana railroad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-19
Mccormieks Sentiments.

TIE fact that several manu- arturers I'm tie
east have rrrtuti Iischar.cd sem OF their
men avuwellv lccau. 90 tlcir hU NJ kui hit
Of abr a, cau'eu argmrr o. lc circulat q
that tlcic is on ,1t 81 con C-ted movement b,
ma luiacturcrs To- Hrelt up that or
der, and hat Oh" action - the
Met oruic rraucr works In
Chicago IS au initial step u that direction. {.
II. Nicer Ick va. a.krl II Il wa. true and be
replied No. sir. IL is not We are not fight
ing be- IS ghts OF labor ura ly union. have
no, d. and ID: ,ut such mOytmcut We intend
81 cmp oy our workmeu without regard 70
whether thcy bcl0n., fu a ialVr union ur rot