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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05

Your masters sent out their blood.
hounds their police The, hiilcd
four of your brothers ut MrCormck'.
They allied the poor wrctchc- be
cause they had, like YOU. the courage
TO di-obeN the supreme VIII of your
bosses. They Killed them because
they dared ash tor shortening uf
hours of work. They killed thcm to-
-how You, free american citizens.
that YOU must be- satisfied and GONE
tented with Whatever your hus.cs
rOndcscend to allow you orNuu will
get killed. You have for years en-.
durcd the most ahicct humlAtuu-
\ ou have for wears suffered uumcu--
urHblc iuiVuitIus You huNp worked
yourself TO death. You hnvr cu.
durcd the paugs of want and hum
ger Your children, YOU have
sacrificed to the factory lords lu
short you have been miserable and
obcdicut slave, all these NcHr-. MN.
To satisfy the .n-atlblc greed and
iIll the Golfers of ,our Wly. thlUnr
ma-tcr.. When YOU ash them nov
tu lessen YOUR hiuudvrs they ~oud
their bloUd-hOunds uul ju shoot YOU
th" SONS ut Your Enud-Irr- who
have shed their h.uod tu tree ,uu
then you "iIl rise iu your might and
destroy thi, mdcuu- monster thW
seeks To- destroy ,uu lu Wm-' lu
arm- Wc cnll you To- ntm-' Iami
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crowd "i l'ii> police. pul 700 nu nr\\
irrud appearance hl "'""'y l-'Hii'
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ARE working th. muruius
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strikers procrrdrd to where nru
force of men were engaged 100 lN,U.
track, for the Chicago It's iu--trgyr
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work,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05
THE RED FLAG.
The HOwIing Devils of Social
Anarchy Wave it Wildly
in Chicago.
a IreuIicd Mob Infinmed u,
speakers tssaiI the Nctor-
mick works.
Hut Brave Policemen uoId
Them Level wan Pow
der and BaiI.
And AFTER u Tcrrinic ontcst al
iUuTs Restore quiet attl,c
Lakeside Iity.

C,tt.A.o Mn, I,tn ,r-t.r.
Is, afternoon moi les. than
1000 ot the striker composed main
Iy oi Foreigners, nnd many OF thrm
-orlnIi'llc badges ia the form
ui "a red ribbon, cnugr"ghlcd near
Ciarb liro.'- mil. in the Twenty -~cc
ond street district
a man, without coat "r hat har-
augucd the crowd iruu the top at un
empty freight 'ni, saying "irt every
man stand shoulder l' -huuIirr aud
We VIII via this night We must
have our ritht-. strike While the
iron is hot, dttNe the -'tO- ont oi the
lard-, ana let a. show MrI"fmrh
lhhl lt cannot hlrr hoh-uul"ii men
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05

CuI,AGo, NAV Tine uuuirl
reaper works opened ~ usual lm-
morning, fully ouc-hult of thcmon rr
mruit g to the mctorN despite ihc ln
umidalion and hloodshrd ui No-trr
day. a special force uipuliu was uu
duty 10 protect the men but lhrll
services were not uccdcl, u- the nm
archi-ts aud their followers oi the dt}
preceding were NOT tu hc seen.
strong dcInil OF police Wr ON duty u
the central station, and lhr cutr,
force are held ia reserve for WN ,ud
den call tor their services.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

wAsassTaE. ssgt. zs.-sl Louis 5,
Waahinetgn q
BasIoE. 6ept. z8.--The Rans between
the Bssicns An1 Detsoiis uas - tponsd
o1 AccU1nt q rain.
ParLAnrl.RnlA, sspt- z.--chissRo 6
Philadeithi q
NsW YoaH, sspl. 3-Nsw York 9,
KAnaas cl1y &
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
NUMEROUS EaTHEhIAGs.
I've strong DemserafIe
yfase CenvenaTsnn.



AKw HkvEE. 6sp1 z8.--The Dsm0-
erals 1tate Convsntion mes this morn-
INK. Hos A. 3. Barr gf Hartford was
oh0sen temp0saFy Chairman. Tns
us1al coumtslses WeFs appoinfed, and
she tempesary orRAnixation was nads
psFmasen4
The esnvention thea prossedsd %
bAIlot foF = oaudida1s for 0egsInoF.
Tue whole nnm1eF of Vuaas nnaf were
80; necessary for q ekoiss les. Ed
ward ,. Uoseland received $40 Tue
fsmainder we're soa,tsri1a. TIE bailuI
was made fnFmal hg . rising Fate.
Edward = Bradley of Milford was
Ecmi1ated for Lieulsuana 0oEeRnor,
Bryan n. Mah0a fer Ssereeary 0f STATE,
W. ~. Skiddy sof Trsasnr =, and Nal
eam b. Griswold for Compteollar.
be pisifoFm deuiares that siin the
eieslioa Of 1854 the paoDis dsmandsd q
eAnnRs of adminisiratioR and nIeaner
meiheoa 10 tho various departments of
fhe GeyeKDment. and, as President
Cleveland is brineinR The Executive
DepaFtment back 70 the consiitufional
ptinoiplsa Of seoBomY and honest esR-
vice. 90 uill reader 20 him our sappsra
70 carrying cot bis poli7E Of eonducfinR
his adminisfKakion id as a. q public
trust, IL she economy 6hioh be requires
aBd IN TIE pxinaiplss which be has
enuneiated as the safeguards Of the
publie welfare Il also approves Of
the platform adopted by ths Demo
cratic National Convection Of 1854, in
ci1dinQ those sections whioh require
ju1t revision e the revenue laws, u the
adiustmenf Of watch tue Industrial 10.
teresls Of the country shall be guarded,
and labor pFotected against lever prices
paid for labor il EnFopa. u inaossss
tha prohibitions Of PanpeF labor from
foreign o0antfies. aud recognizes toe
fact that no iaw 10 ueVeut the abuse il
The use Of alc0holie ilQaors can be en-
forced against publio sentiment. and
adAeFEs 10 ths pubic viags heretofore
expressed by the Democratic party, that
veil regulated license laws thRuuRhoat
tue country viii promote the ea1sa of
temperance and GOOD order 20 soeiely.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

PMrLAnHEPa1A, Sept. 3 -MessFA. Wm.
Weipa. q PltIsbaFR. 2. J. Ms9airs. of
Cleveland, Adolph strusaers ef B1GAlo,
Chrislrphar Evan4. % Nee StrAiRhts-
vile, Ohia, and P. J. FitEpatrisk. of
CinsinnAtl, eomprising TIE Slanaina
Usnmitssa sf Ne National aBd inaef-
nMtianaI Trades Unien, ssieeled Is tbs
eanvsntisn q that body in this oitY 10
Mas lma&, Wars IN eonfsrsaca tedag utth
he msmhsEs e tie General Exscasiss
HoArd q ne knizhta Of Labor. 1bs
eommittse bad prussnted % ths Assem-
hly % shs Knighls Of Labor e Clsgs-
land q treaty propgsed b tie fraoss
Cnioo, a19 the eonlsreoee ulth the
Knizhis "a KabeF c1AsiA3s to-day Wns
for 80 parpose q taking sseps towards
sacaFinR aame desiExa aetion a. she
haHas e - foEsAssuing Rsasrai -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

ssmklg a Richuand. Va. Ihe ocm-
mffsss rseafpsd ffom Grand MAslaR
Woxkzan PaRdsElY and othgF nemesra
~ tie kxscntigs Bard tha nn0ss peai-
fape aa1ulanes that they uuzld lss essEy
snaanVnr a. Rinhnond 10 ssaA6liah ne
pFopsssd and nskisfa fa1fuEy rel11iens sltn
lha Fradas UniuR. TIA SgWDi1leo s1l3
sgsninr iEsusd en- ad4roB e Ne Er4fe8
Cnian % the g1hiecl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

exxlou.Ex ILL-Miss Nsitis Dsns-
moEa. tsaahsE In tbs pEimREy aspaEs-
nsus Il ths CsrfEal sshool b Seriously
N with syoboid pnsunoaia. HnE many
friaBda Win reErst - hsaF that ahe b
noa exuastea 20 EeaoVsK. She 10 at tha
Hamnoad rssid1nes 10 Narth 8entlle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
PACIFIC COAST.


- @EHNA8NA - N8AAANN8 -
Fnnnso (Cal.l, sap.. 98.-On tha ~
ssnbling Of ths STATE Convention Of the
AmsrisAn party. p. D. WigzinRton Was
neminated for GoveFnoF by aociama-
tion. Mcfarland was nomina1ei for
Justics ef tie Sapreme Court. For
Lisutsnani Governor, Frank q. Pixlsy
Of san Francisco; Secretary Of state.
Hon. @. N. Wiissn, Of Los Angeles;
OontFolleR, J. E. DsAny. Of Taiare;
Treasurer, George 7. Whita. Of san
BeRnardino; Attorney GsnerAl. Alfred
A. Daageti, Of TnlaFe; 5apeEiatendsnt
of Pu6iia destruction, Ira q. HoTt, Of
San Francisse; SaFveYof 0ensgAl. fheo.
RsioheFt, Of San FFanciaoo; Clark Of
the SnpEeme Court Samuel krsu, Of
Butte.
Labar PnFsy'A Canalaaaas
SkN FnAHcIsoo. Sept. 81. B. Cor
waa nominatsd today fos Governor By
The Uuiied Labor party IL place 81 @.
y. Mu0l shan, Wno waa Bemina1ed on
Saturday and defined.
Basftf'a PFsceeas Help she FosE On
nFeland.
Michaal Davitt lsctuFad hsre loniahi
a tba Grand Opera H0ass on ~The
praasnt pFuspscts Of the homa kaia
eAnae," for ths bneai of The Wesl
Coaz8 Of IrslAnd asherman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

Non eANnzAoaED.-Ii tEanspises that
Chariss Root. uhs claimed 10 have been
sandbaeRed nsar he Gold Bar House
and robbsd of 9 valuable dfaft en- q
seattle hfm, had dispoaed of bis ehssk
% Sanday q he Esmond Saloe1.
FaosiviaR 81 theEeon- Tbs dfAfi wAa
% she fFm Of 6tsison 4 Poas, VIA ~
fassd 10 pay it yesterday WhsB 4 vas
presented Alth0aRh Heu4 appeared
thass u psrsan. Mr.. Pest refused 70
pag tha dram until ita Ranuinsnsas eoula
- appruVod b ths nskeF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

P4nu. sapf q. - aamlesn waa piaFa&
fos ~ ara tlma a fhs Ihsafrs Erap-
caiss fhis sveaing Il was : aTeat szs-
e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

LoEDos, Sept. B.--The Conareanlion-
Al Board of Ministers formally enter.
tanned Rev. Henry Ward BeeohaF aud
wife this afternoon n Memorial Han,
90 tafrinRioa street. Rev. John Mann,
President af she Board, prcsnntad
beecher with a. address Of usiooms
% behalf 81 the Conaraaa aatlonniiafn az
knRland. TIE AmsFiean oisrgyman ~
piled 10 an eloquent ana chaEaotaEiaiia
nnanueR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

Loznos. Sept 6.-Tha aasamar 6af-
folk. frsm haitimore. went asbose ~
the fag ou Lfx8sd PoIlt today. She
Wns eomauhzt hEokeu AHd paFt of ihs
nattls co bo4sd have beeu a1sled eat.
Shs h expectsd - be 9 toial wreek. II
the weather eoutinpa4 favat4ble. q , =
tiou of the castle uay Be- nnEad. Nha
crss iefs ne airGn1td slo4msr 10 thfes
boals nnd were h 3 psrll0aa position
nnfii they mss the hfeb1ais from ahars,
- sbieh lhsg Wafs tranaioFEod and
ianaad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

LosDol, SEPT. zs--Ihs Eoreieu Omos
and ths unised States Laaation anthcg-
issd 80 report teieKrsphed frem Ora
-, a1at q new n4hing tFs8ly tad been
e1sctsd between he United sfates and
Cana1a. uas an satire fabFioalion and
that 10 suoh trsaiy had been propossd
81 eifhaE Gogsrnmaut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

OTTawA. Sept z8.-Croufoot, Chisf q
the Biaekfo0t Indiana. paassd thranah
WinnipeR Last niKht 0n biz gay % o.
tsva % VISA Sir Sohn A. Maedonald.
Pcrfeefiy sane ard ~ ReDrieve.
FlOroaIA iB. CT, sept. q The daalh
asuisnee has been dssiared il The
5pfoule maFdcr cas-. IL u bsiisFsd
thai 20 reprieys vii BE- aranfed. sinos
the phyrieians report that ~ is par-
fseay sane. Ha will ihafefaga, in az
probabiifty, Be- oEse1tsd on Friday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

CHICAGO, G3FiG 14.--A uotADtt u3ne5 G1t
ooourrsd g the Revere Ho1se this even
inc Nhan Sc. Bernard Commanaegy o.
KniRhts Tsuplaf enter ained the rep
Fassntatixa Knights of California
Three years ago Wnen the eanci4Fe gaa
hald u san Francesca. s. Bernard Cam
nandary atfFsetsd especiAi sttentiuE 90
soeoant of its 6ns dKia eoFpA i uas IN
eons Qsencs ths fsepieuf 81 SPECIAL at
santion a. tha hands 81 the California
KniRhts. and last week as 81. Leafs q
constttntsd itseif e. ths host Of ths
byeahFsn fFnn tie Pacific aiope. fbe1
81 Bernard COmm4ndegy invited Ne
CAiifoEnlans % viai1 CaiaaGo ~ its ausst
and the inYitAtis1 Was sesspted. For
shs paat few days Sc CalrfoEnians have
baen enasxtalBed ~ thnif bFeibrau -
81. Bernard and lass sFsutna tks fessiv
itien woand sp Win q rsoeptlca a the
enmmandsFy. folIoged - 9 banq1tt 6
ths Revere. es whi1h al tae brotAaFig
asursasias uess sxshsnasd and ths besl
Of GOOD fseiing aad Roed fslgws4ip
FsIaned-
Tha RaFus cahanat mssliaG.
WAGuarM, Bspk A-Ths Ani
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

LONDON, Sept. 19.--xsnkof, IN an To-
teFvieW yesterday, denied all knOuledas
81 the plot 10 remove Alexander. Ms
said aecep "a an olIica II The pro-
visiouai oahiuea beoAuse she movamons
in the army appeared 10 BE- general. bu1
on the reaistanoa Of 5tambuloh, - ysslf
aud my colleagues requested karaFalnH
10 take the one % facilitate she re9urn
of Alexander. While strongly patriotls,
ny patriotism does not prevent ne ffom
rcooanixina thai Bulgaria mnaf nTaVl
tags in The orbit of Rassia. 10 foliou
any other policy, Whether Austrian os
English. woaid b an absFfatlon. Thara-
fore Aisxandsr was bound 10 faiI.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

LEADvILLn, sept 28.-Mirhasl Ne
Niehols uas killed today and & ,. Nor
row vas ssrioualF wannded BY the en-
ploaion of z M 4 Der of abois IL q drift
u the les Basin mins. Tue anfoEtun-
ats miners bad leasa 90 . portion q
the Rroand. aud hsd drilled fear holes
during the moruina. whieh they pre-
pared 70 80 o.. sons delay 10 The
iRnilion Of the fass dstAinsd them, and
tue afss shot expisasd before the men
reached . placs of safety. MoNiehols
had The baak of bic bad eFuaAsd 10 b.
= flying F0ok and vas killed Instantly.
while MaFfoa escaped With 4 broken
- - ..-...l -. -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

nselinz of tha Cahine4 sinsa ~ Prasi.
eeut'a return was held at Hhe Wbits
hp1sa tAis afteFnoon. thsFa Hers pFea-
snt Secretary fiauaF. Rrstnas8ef Gen
erai Nilaa. ArlinR Secretary Fairchil4.
ard AeksnR Attorney Genaraa 1enks.
1he etAex memhers q ths Cahinet are
o1t nf ihe cizy, bat it - expeeted thai
al vii Be kEro IA tiue g afsend tne
meetings az nax1 waek. TcdAga asa
eicn issisd ncArly thlee hcnrs. and % far
e iaAlned tha time vas Devised anlirSly
70 rsnfine q1sSfio1s pendina bsfara tta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

CncNakTI, Sept. -. = For several
days the railroad switohmen here have
bean taking steps towards an increase
Of wages. This afternoon She matter
eliminated In 4 strike on the Cincinnati.
Washington 4 Baltimore, the OHIO a
Mississippi and the Cincinnati, Hamii.
ton 4 Dayton roads. TIE strike was cot
general, hut Il may be tomorrow. All
the roads are having q heavy business,
and strike j1st neu would be oppres-
afaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

NKW YoRK. Sept. 28.-Ex- President
Arthur today felt the eject Of bis Jour
ReY from New London, and vas ueak
ard depressed. he remained il bed
until late Ia the dag. and had bat little
appetite. He did not sleep veil after
his trip. Many friends called daring
the day aud evening, and thoaa who De.
sired 20 ase him were permitted 80 DO
80. He spoke oheerf1liy Of his oondi-
tioa. and thoaRht that perhaps be
shoald have remained longer at the sea
ahora
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

san Domingo adsioss of tho i7lh
irs1. say that the rebels woFe defeated
q Azuasate, thsif lo1s being I've killed
and aiK wounded. AZ CisFsa, tha rebels
iosi seven killed and te8 geanded. and
one man vas taksn prisoner. Am0nR
the killed Was General TabaFoa Tho
Roxernmsni forcas les. only one killed
and one Wonudaf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

San ANTONIO Texas), Sept. 28.-Tuo
boys named Brown and Wood. aged l3
and Is years respectively, have been az.
rested Ia Ztvalls C8anty charged With
murderinR 3 Mexican hsgdeE and then
killing 80 sheep, lust for fun." ice
Burfis, aged Is years. 60 sooompiioe,
uho stood on watch ghiie tho sther
boys we're engaged Ia their bloody
work, confessed tbs oFina. Tho boya
Wers jailed a. Musla.
CoisFaao auarmnainea 1iliRsis Cattle.
DEsvEl sept. 28.-Ouing 70 TIE fact
Of pisuro -pneamenia existing Ia certain
portions OF Illinois, Governor Eaton has
importation Of cattle from that State
infa Colorado-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

PKTEasBUnG (Fa.), Sept 28.-Nsus
was received here today Of the burning
at sydney, Australia, Of the tobacco fac
tory Of Cameron Bros. Loss, 100000;
insured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

HoN10oMERT GAlA-1. Sept 28.--A spa
oial 90 the Adprrffser reports fho Faps u
q white lady % Gladsden, Aiabams, b.
4 negro yesterday. 4 posss is parBainQ
him aBd II ea1aht he viii Be- lynohad.
He b believed % b ths same negro Who
feQ weeks AGO raped . lady in Shsiby
eounty, and escaped. feiearams have
been sent % The S0sti ninsa, The eongiot
rrfann. far hEnrd honn1a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

CHARLEsToR, bept. 48.-At tuo min
utes past one O'Clock this afternoon
there vas sharp shock aeosmpanisd
By the usaal rambling noise. Tue
aheek was violent enough 20 shake build
mas and cause maay people 70 rush
into the streets. The continuation q
these shocks sad WlgRin'a alleged pre-
dietion have bad q demoralixina edeol
upon the people here and maay viii
stop In the open sir tsnighf. The shock
this afternoon lasted six OF eiRht Sec
o1da, bat it seems to have been felt
IN ChArissinn and vioinitS only.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

LKfRsfc. sept. 26.-FouF hundred IS
eialiats today made . demonstration b.
marching through iha slrneta with tha
expelled Soaialiss leader, Hohumann, e
their bead. waving q red naa and DE-
nounciac the eoFernmenf. The polica
attached the procession and attempted
70 capture tbe red dag. The Socialists
beat The ofheera back. and after a stab
born hght. 10 which many on both sides
we're wounded, The police got FoinfoEoed
and returned. Hhis time thev cue
oeeded IN dispensing tha Socialists. can.
tufius aageu. 8ahnrnaun tmnloaaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

fron. ths Gaps Of Coed Hope, thFonqh
hsff hrueor =. Mel, dstmany. an
at the Caps nf Good Hope 90 TIE
9Th insfanl, BY Prof. Finley. Ia post
ten af n0uru Gresnuieh tine vs.
right ascension. n hoars, 81 minutes
and So seooads; denlinatisn. soafh Is
degrees, minniss aud seconds. fts
daily melton vas plas IS minatss 81
arc ~ right assenaion and minutes
aouth. fls described ciro1iAr y min
ute II diametar viii aoma central con.
dens4tion which Is vegy faint.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

RzADEaa pa. SEPT. q PIsuro-
pnenmoaia + raging siih upreesdsuled
vioia1es amenR tie estfis IN LlmeEiek
township, AsntQ0nerT coaniy. ~ eel
- IL sousa usighboFiug distrie q Many
have died. DF. 0ilbeFt las Fepsrted b
thu STATE Board 81 Hoallh that there
are esahteen esses II Limerick alone
and the farmsrs have bseo notiasd that
tue gnly remedy u 10 kin ths cattle,
ieaTing the state % pay for them. A
moEemens is 90 foes amonR the farmsEs
- koid a eoaEenaion - petition the
kNEiaiAtare % TAXA more sfeosivs maas-
ares % stamp olt tks disssse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

MAEcHEsrxn. Sept. 28.-Tha Road
miiias Mt AtheyWood. we're bnrned ~
day. The mills employed 1900 spin
alo7.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-23
Interest to Rnnchers.

The following which can but prove of interest to ranchers, is clipped from the Butte, Cal, Record:
 "The editor of tie ColRsa Sun says lie has been, for the last six years, trying to get some one to stack straw with an alternate layer of alfalfa, fresh cut and not allowed to cure at all: John BbggA informs Him tiiat he stacked in barn last year well cured hay with alternate layers of freshly cut alfalfa, and that it worked like a charm. Horses eat up every scrap of it All the aroma of the alfalfa is re- tained, The Sun editor is also in- formed of dairyman in one of the Bay counties, who tried 1t last year, with straw, and he says it is better than green alfalfa, as there is no danger from COWS eating it: They eat ths btra# up clean This gentleman does not pasture his alfalfa. as he finds it more profitable to feed it in this way. An acre of alfalfa will feed more thar d96ble as much stock by cutting it and stacking it with straw, as it will to pasture. We are glad that the experiment is being tried, and that we can announce its success. The following of this plaE will create immense wealth. All the straw now burned c;Ti1 be made as good as the best hay"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-23
Hero is Your EEeIp.

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