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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07
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Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07

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unb fcffet
$3.50 bas Sahr ober $1.25 far 8
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07
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SreiB.
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Office bes Guperintenrenten ber 6ffeat.
lid)en S6ulen.

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@om 16. big 21. Nusult finbet i'm
@sbdube Der 9o6i6ule bic Priifung
berientsen 2ebrer ftatt, bic auf SttQung
in Den 6ffentlideu @9uleH bon San
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-07

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unb &eoolber=P PatrOnen uno 9iilfen BET
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Decision inaCeiebrated 4 sse.

lsy tkfSkTabD 70 the ObpASclsl
SALT LAKE. CITY, April "a
decision was rendered yesterday IA the
noted Territorial-ofice cases which Gov
eInor Murray AID the Utah Legisla-
tuIe split upon. the former claiming
The Territorial law invalid which pats
SCENTS Of the Church in the Offices Of
Auditor and Treasurer. and the latter
refusing to yield their incuubency. thus
ignoring the Governors nominations
and BIS appeal to the organic act.
Judge Tame rendered a decision sus-
tanning the Governor IL every point,
Il aiDtainiDg the supremacy Of the
national statutes. and ousuDg old ~
cumberts. i declares the night Of the
Governor sppoiDiees two Democrats
and one Republican TO bold o4ee. The
Utah Commission. backed By Attorney
General Garland, declined 10 hold an
eicc.ioD for these officers under the 10
cal statutes. The Mormon oHcers who,
ID leo. were elected FOR tEo years
have been holding over ever since,
claiming the RICH: TO hold their Offices
Until their successors were elected.
which could never be done under the
rulings Of the Attorney-Gene a.,
the Commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Wholesale shipment Of Dead Bodies
from q Cemetery.

A Syracuse N. " special says The
discovery Of the robbery Of the grave
Of George Wilbur at the cemetery at
t'ehed TO the Wsyne-County Aims
house and Insane Asylum, in the town
Of Lyons, has led to some startling
discoveries concerning wholesale and
Systematic body-steslipg there during
the last few years. Ii appears that the
keepers Of the institution have done
nothing to stop the outrages. In
loc0 there were tEenty-txo deaths,
ard an officer is said TO declare that
at least twelve Of these bodies were
stolen from their graves. The poor iD-
mates were terribly frightened by the
thought that after death their bodies
would probably be carried of % the
disssctipg table. The body-snatchers
are believed 10 have been medical stu
dents from Lyons. Phelps, and Nersrk.
\ Lyons physician says that eleven
yeuBg doctors and medical students
gathered in the cemetery the night after
the burial Of a pauper who died Of a
strsrge disease. and. after a parley,
decided by lot who should have the
body. During lss4 and ISIS three
Lyons medical students hired an old,
unused office IN the village. and there
0issected several bodies, which doubt
less came from the Almshouse Gene
terry.
1t is thought that large part Of the
stolen bodies have been shipped to stu
dents connected with medical colleges
IN New York city. Albany, and Buffalo.
The bodies were usually put in old oil
or Hhiskey-barrels, and tightly headed
n. The district attorney is hard AZ
work. lie knows positively Of a Ge-
neys doctor VITO was furnished with
The body Of young woman from the
slmshouss in 1885. The affair has
caused a great sensation in Wayne
county, and The grand jury which meets
IN June will, II is expected. bring 20
light the perpetrators Of these outrages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

SOAP: Com mon, laesf.: best vashtnos
7ssse.: toilet, IsAsoc snd Saney prfeeet
Tsss' BIasE sssoe.: imperial ssssss.s
Tafs: Cedar. si.sossz.sosss spss: psaA
81 4ss ~ 2S q neat.
wsssSosnis: wooden. ssc.ssi.ss; sins,
d-coatz.2s.
BTpEs. LATTER. &C.
Bides; Green. Ease: vet-salted, lsaeSes
6ry-ssited. lisf2e.: dry flint, 13Ssitc-
Leather: koogh leather 20sz;c.: cssys
finish barnes. soss<c. eountfy-na lsh nes.
ness. zsazsc liebt upper. city nnasD. -
sec; couDtry -nnisbed upper. zsa55e.: ssnr
Tanners Oh: Newfoundland cod. 4oalse.
gallon.
fRoS. slyyf. SAffs, &C.
Iron American Retired. Old Dosuion bes.
fi.75: fuziish aud American sheet, So
By swetes. hammered, <4a;c.: HOOP
ssils. ois Dominion. 1850 for 400 ssss.
for standa "a sire.
Pioosh- Castings wholesale. &C.. retail.
Kops; Manila, bes'. Use. luts, T.ase.
LfeCOEs. wTSKs. &C.
Ale: Scotch Cbest brands, psnts. 81. zoo
Brapdies. domestic. 81 ioasig0, fruit,
73e asl apple. new, Si.5Oasl7s; vfrx,nls
pcscs. yl.75at2.2s.
Cd, ssas<: Virginia mountain. new. sI.Tsa
g old, sZass and upwards
Gu Dotesfje. h.ioasi-3o: imported.
g. sOas9.7s per case.
New England Rum s1.3oafi.s5.
EsctiGeG Whlskeys: tiasI.5o.
LrNBEK. sTAyEs. &C.
Lumber White oak. cut 20 order, Visa
tzQ pr i0o0 On market. tSasl2.30, per
/ 900. Western Virginia poplar, tI5s-le
pr 200 ; West Virginia white pine, si3a
sss pr zoe. yellow piDe--Fough boards.
o. dry clear. sl2asIs Joist se4tis sc-
eOrfinK 20 si.s and lengths shinK es-PDe,
sl.7SsSz SO. eypfeSs. s-inch. sass per
] Qce; ssps. sass. Lsths-sp,.t, 81 saved.
81 75Sta FER 600.
slaves " hiSkey- barrel timber. green.
~ sasxO per 1000. seasoned, sx0sSxs per
] 600. Machine slaves. ss-soAs7: turned
head ng. 70. per 81. flour-tarrel poles. -
sfs. HOgShesd-hOops Toe. bundle. Nsrkss
exceedingly dun, with very few buyers. st
prices quoted.
sTED.
Clover. So T,as- Is.
timothy ss.25a$2 20.
Orchard -Grsss 81 .s0zsz.
Held 6fsss 7Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Il i 80 LONGER A TROUBLE
T. BUY wEARING.APPAREL FORTgE
5ALEstX. II IT. gEOwN Z YET ~
b., DREssEs. Pa THERE g SOW
~ ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF HAND
wHEHE- Why WE HAVE sCAE
A SAX g. 90.
VI HAVE BEEN PATiENTLY WATT
NC FlE TIE WEATHER 10 SERVE
YOUR rCKPusEs A. WELL - OCE
Own AND PATlKNCE WILL HAVE ITS
INWARD. EvERY sUNsHlNY DAY
sI>cE I'll Isl Or RICH OUR SPRING
sUlTs FOX
CENTLENEN ASD YOUTH
HAVE BEN IN ACTIVE RIO UEsT, BCr
VI AEE STILL WAITING FOE THE
MoEEACTIvETRADE WHEN WINTER
CLOTHES BEC0ME USCJMF,KIABLE.
IT CANNOT Long ~ DELAYED NOR IS
u THEPART Or PRUDENCE y VAT
UNTIL The Last MOMENT 7 MAKE
YOUR PURCHAsEs AND TOMORROW
IsIHE DAY We LOOK f0EIoU.
a. sAKs 4 CO.
VIZ HAVE some CHOICE THINGS ~
eESTLENEN's SUIT WHICH IT WILL
BE IMPOssIBLETO DUPLICATE LATER
Just WHAT VIZ KNOW THESE r. IL
We WILL GLADLY COMMUNICATE To
YOUTH Person BUT NOT u THIS PUB
Lie MAMIE. THAT CJNPETIroEs
MAY NCTAvAIL ID EMsELvEs or OUR
INFORMATION A sAKs eco.
TIE STYLES THl- SPRING AXE VERY
MUCH THE SAME As LAST sPEING, Ex-
cEPT TIE LONG- BOILING LAPEL
sACK-COAr WILL BE MaEE WORN
THAN THIN. ONE-BUTToS AND FoCE-
BUTTON GETAWAY SUITS ARE, HOW
EVER. MORE sPRISG-LIKE. posi-
PoNING TIE LoNG-EoLL SACK FOR
sUsiNEE UsE.
THE CsUALQUASTTTTo or DIAGONAL
COATS AND VEsTs WILL BE wOES
WITH CONTRASTING AND HARMo-
NIZING TROUSERS.
CHENICT AND cHEvI0T EFFECTS
WILL LARGELY sUPERsEDE THE Use
on STRICTLY CASHMERE OK TWEED
SUITS. A.sAKs 4 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Cris IN Of a Recent Tire la hlesgo.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Acc0r1ing 70
~ ulshec statements here tlere = grave
reason 10 believe tnat the r ~ Tuesday a.
a. Tie residence ~ Charles &. kimpe- l75
Fsrk avenue vac not only the work ~ a.
.Lcenciary, DIT nss crec. connection wtu
Zoe actions o. h4mOels fru 10 tne sDof
q citation Of the last ear or fWO. r.. 10 De u
- treasurer o. the singer AID ISicOt stone
ON pAEy. which firm mad considerable
uouule VIII IL quarry a. LemOut
during the T. ueral cir e there year ago.
wCeu Two Inen were slot dead ~ the street
b. the state militia WI lcl lad been called
uut 20 puel the olstgruaLces- various A.
Temps were made 70 induce Mr.. htn3el
70 discharge lie non union men out Will
out result. Close invest gai iou leads 70 Tue
conclusion That destructive bomb was
thrown lutO TIE pariOr %. ne residence
Deariy causing Toe death OF nis vile aud
son. The cess o. TIE bEldlng IL 30 ptt.
ue entire matter Is one Of great Dy stery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
.uo,her rrA.es Of he wcssern strikes.

by teicera 30 60 tae pispsteh.r
II. Louis. No, April 22-AnotheI
step IL the aggressive warfare Of The
kriehis Of Labor upon The Missouri
Pacific was taken this morning Al IL
o'eloek, wben Eve hundred hands Of tae
Missouri Car and Foundry Company
sioppe6 work AID loinei The strike IN
Obedience u the order Of District As
seubly No. J.. This move bad been
contemplated ever since The knights
found that the company were supply
irE repair material i0r The Missouri a
cite and Iron Mountain shops, whore,
il is claimed BY the strikers, the Few
nen are Dot sufficiently skilled 20 make
their material. a committee from the
Knights Of Labor called upon the woe
president OF the company aud IN
formed him that unless they ceased
furnishing repair material TO the Ms
socii Pacific and iron Mountain Com
p1nies Their men would be ordered out.
The vice president replied that these
two companies were among their best
customers, and that they would con
time Is long as they were akls 10 hn
al Of their orders. The committee then
retired and issued sn order 70 the knights
Of Labor employed by the company to
Gait wcrk tins morning. This order
wss Afterwards sent 20 the Executive
Board, who endorsed il, and the men
struck.
President Mcmillan was seen by
reporter, add in reply 10 the question
as 70 his future pisns SAID: - We shall
Try 10 run our works with . neg force
Of ssss, bat il We fail Ne shall open our
works 81 Cambridge. Ind, which hsss
been cisssa fss some time. II ~ csa't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
fatal am " reeling.

ATLANTA, GA, April -. A
wrecker placed cross-tie on the East
tennessee track near Silver creek on
Tusdsy night, then stepping back in
The dark watched ~ approaching freight
train strike j; and roll down a ten-soot
bank. One man was instantly killed
and another was fatally injured. The
man who was killed WAS Thomas She
ran, who was firing for his transporta-
tion from Chattanooga TO Atlanta He
was crushed and cut to pieces. Letters
OF his person show that be was cit-
zen Of England. Jack Wright, the
engineer, was so badly injured that be
will die. Nike Wrinkle, The regular
frtInsn. was asleep in the tender. he
was not scratched. The engineer say
the distraction last before be struck it,
brt was not able 10 step tbs trsin.
Ihs wrerker has not been csptrrsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
OUEgILLK.
rtf 4.
Serious Le.se Bresk


~ FlF.Ih p % % d I+Itu.I
MFNrHIs, April p An 1raLaHeAe
spsc q rom Hs.sLa. Arkansas. says: A
b'raa occurred fas evening on The leYes at
D.d Town kifg~, slNt.su miles below
H+Iena Tls 1rea K . about two hundred
f-ef fs md Will overflow a. the cotton
ID 1ls fYr many niles down Tie rlyer. 10 ~
f.timafed fnst over q uil lion acres VII be
nODfrd oy me nreak Nearly al tue plant
rrs fnsi a.. slusf ust put To- tAFir crops
In- result % tuir 90 aul - VII ~ lsa<-
trc..s 20 tie crop 10 the bottoms Thu
rRsf.uw uI0 80 more damage ttau The
or o. Issz. inastaucl ~ c las Ocr0rred
faO rnfhs .HlsF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

by Anklo-Anerichn esois 20 he Dlsp~sc
LIVERPOOL, April % The Jaas-
menf OF tbe eonrt In the Ore=ou inquiry vas
delivered to-day. The decision was
favor % the owners and officers o. -
sses mer on al Ques1 ions submitted - -
court The court found however, tina .n .
foufth Officer vns somewhat remiss ~ LIs
cuiies, hus not 20 sufficient extent " Va Va,
rsnt the sDrieting Of pun.shneni Sp'-
bim-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Exehsns ing stots

BY Anglo American cable % the Dspateo. .
ATHENS, April 22.-The Greek
and Turkish oGtpOsss exchanged shots FOR
nAd BIZ hour iSst even ing. NO harm was
done On either side The TURKS retire 4
but were afiervA luyit 20 occupy their
former position, Is being Turkish territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
lathe Ifssc- Of Es.si,sy,.

BY telegraph % Tue Dlspsten.I
UTICA, y. Y, April The ~
fsiTs o. r.. Zen Ingf0n -Ous. sewi ina
ci Lee sod rife. manufacturer q I4oo.
were paced % iLs Lands q recelysts ca -
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
IN. rures Greetan Troubles.
o Angl0-Amerlcaoc aoie % tns Irspaten

~ Anglo A rserlcHD caoie 70 TIE A'ispalel d
ATHENS. April 22.-On TUESDAY
night the Turk 81 advanced posts attempt
I'd 20 SUI Prise tns Greeks. wnO nGo been rl-
gagged on the previous day II iect az
earihworks within what IL alleged ~ De- n
DeuirHl Ene. Their effort however, As net
successful. they ne ug smRrtiy rsp1ised -
the Greeks who pursued me TURKS Aad cap
turse two 81 their guns. Tne Gree Ks tnen
oecupisd three positions within the TURKISH
tefritory which the Greek Gov ernnout hAo
ordered them 10 evRcn&ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
xrw yoWk .TWk w.nkgr.

NEW YORK. April zz.-Ths stock msrke,
again reached n point Of extreme dniness
20 day. The EXCHANGE VIII be closed To-
morrow. Prices ve8 about steady during
the forenoon. bat yielded slightly after mid
Gay on q little Increase IN business, bat
again became steady late Ia toe day, sDd
closed very dull and steady al figures that
show q decline ~ az from last evening
Union Pacific WA very conspicuous Tor ia
strength -. Paul, southern Pacific, and
Missouri Pacific are also fractions higher.
sales l4s 600 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Lest sigbr. rsiesr.phis Flashes.

The new Chinese Minister aud suite
SRI. we'd q " ssh nEion last night
A great mass-meetiDg Of Liberals
and kac.cais Was held az - 1sfues Hall.
London. yesterday. 81 wuich spe~ch-s were
made endorsing Gladstone aud als bone
rule scheme.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has
Instructed he tinted states district AT
torusy - san frsHelscO Cal. 80 bring suit
asa insl tie -sTria LumDrr COMPANY ~ ne
cover about zzls 600 damages ayixi AK
nom Tie Conversion u timber and iQmDer
aiken from puzzle lads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
ALABAMA Eirr

iby Telegraph 70 The Dbspatcn-l
CHICAGO, April 22.-Andrers
Co. suffered q great loss this morning
by reason Of FIRE. IL occurred IN their
schoOl-furniture factory II Desplaloss
and Polk streets, and their loss Is est
mated a. sl00, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

by telegraph ~ TIE Dlsp@teu
LOUISVILLE. KY. April 22-Fsther
AbrsiD !. Ryan, tie poet priest ~ fbs
Houfn. 10 lying critically 90 with Orzia>
Fever ~ 81. Bonn face cngFCh IA tGls city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

roKT W RICHMOND. APRIL ~. isss.
ARRIVED.
steaEnsal wyseoke, Huipasx. zev Yors.
nsffhSndiss SID passengers. =. "a. Alien q
Co. sgsDts
riestiasr Nelly white. Dsyo Norfolk.
United states mai. mssehaae sc and kas-
eeuEefs l.. Z. Istlttn. agent.
schooner :. A. fnips Hsves baltimore.
Fertilizer, ". II. Curtis, agent.
SAILED.
schooner Lena Breed Jackson. Pesers-
burg 10 .Daf psne xgod Tor New fvrk.
SCHOONER William and James W3liams
tiarsfksODt. 10 load iunl Ger iof Baltimore
POkI or SEMPD KITS SEws. APEfL ~.
.by tsiesrapl-l
AGkffEp.
ss,ssmsnip Richmond eosx we~t rotat.
Aud ssisee lsf Nov ferx.
SAILED.
ksfk fsyson rneks 1ssstsr ~ rhsD2s
tissWseip fe~clssi ia. hassesss.
b1Dklik fiapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

ny ieltgfap1 % ne D.spstcl.I
WAsHINGTON, April 81 4. N
For ne Eiddie Atlantic GGtse. f4r
veoNer. rayiat'e r,n5,. generally
s1ptherly, no deeldet etapye a. feaqe-
rGfuTs.
Pr tic South AH1Hf~ anil Gwf
States. FAR veefLey, riaes g,ae,z'Iy
sop,teriy. sta'ionary 'e~pey0'4re.
F0 toutd,rH VVguuq, t1i, ve1,asr.
st4'Ioh0ry temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

y Aug o-An.srlcau cauie 20 tue DlspatcB. I
BELFAST. April 22.-At a crowded
Iussting u Liberals and Conservatives ia
tie ChaiIDeT d Com u.erue here to-day ~
solutions were pa.sso sfrpnzy eoBfsDDiD<
tbs MEASURES proposed b. . acsfOue fer The
fuLLTe gnIsrn Inent u ITelaEd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

that II Germany remains calm II has no
fear for toe result. although u recognizes
that the French are q brave and fanx~r-
ors enemy. and that they have made great
strides In military strength since the reFo
luffOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

THURSDAY. April ~, 1855.
SAIKs--FIEsT BoARD.-7s shares VII.
ginis Midland (eommon) Al 2s2<.
sEooSD BoARD.-l0 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Al 90. 10 shares Petersburg rail-
road a. ST.. 10 DO. ~ 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
fsseh and German Possibility ef

by Anglo American caoss 70 the Dispatsnl
BERLIN, April y The NORTH
Ge, man Gazette. Blsmarcks organ In .
furfber sriic o. the possibility u war be-
tween freDee and Gei many, says u nas 90
donot frsncs would lake the FIRST suits-
pc opportuuity 10 revenge hsrssH upon
SernaEys The Ga@skff Femarks, however,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. April z2.-virginis So past
due coupons 60; DO. new SO. 80. bld to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
COTTON kEPOET.

We quote Flue q 7ssg3. snperrne
Ssa&s.5u. extra, s87jas@ family, s4s
IS 10 paLsLl lA-l-l clanL-y 81 3sk3.ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Market steady.
EECEIfTr.
~ Roanoke warehouse. s Ds es
QuUThrlONs.
coon NrDDLTNf, - 4c.
MIuDIIss.-t l-lbc
STRICT Low NIDDLlSG g 1919.
AOE NIDDLtN6.--s s-l6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

EIcUNYNp April - 1858.
Tie tobacco market va iu.l an fea-
fure'fss 90. tag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

GRAN ANDGOtTON EACHeNGE.
EICHMOSD. Apr. -. 1898.
OFFEkIND5
NHKAT.-Z ole bushels
tAI-.-Mi 200 D-Sle.s.
40 "a e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

TIE veq'iey IN Ricimoai yss,eyday
tcos tr'.h and varm.
Hmm IL II st.ra n.neter I.fternru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

GRAND RAPIDS, April - The
secretary q the Furniture A association
has received 4 Communication from =
committee appointed by nAss-meet-
ipg Of nearly all the faruiture-Worksrs
in The city demanding az eight-hour
day and 10 per cent. increase IN wages
tfteT May lst. No action Will be taken
upal after 8 conference With the West
EN- Funiture-Man ufactursrs' AsSocis-
tion. which Is 10 be belle in = day or
two. The number OF furniture work
ers concerned Is several thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

ron our BUSINESS there as we see ct we
shall 20 out Of business altogether. !
would rather see the works idle for Ave
years than 10 sccede to any demands
like these made by the knights Of La
bor.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

CIFCfsEATI. April Z2.-FlOur frner.
-rat o. uer: NJ. red. PIE. Corn strong
No mixed H-sr Oats nrm No. 2 mixed.
~ Provisions aui@t aud unchanged.
Nh.skeF quiet a. q 10. sugar stronger:
Sew Orleans lEstr. Hogs easy common
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

have reason TO believe.
The first recognition. proceeded the
witness, which our company made, Is
FER as ! know, OF the knights Of Labor
came out Of the strike II Aprl Of last
YEAR. was away Ct the time and IN
IL August. In August Mr.. PoWderly
came 10 New York with the committee
That was the first time ! had anything
70 DO with him. lie stated their view,
which was that part Of the road that
was IN the hands Of the receivers
should rsInstate large number
Of men who were knights Of La
Dor. who had left the employ
Of The company. and whose places had
been largely filed. The impression
seemed to be thA; practically con-
trolled al the railroads in the nitsd
STATES, and that the sun did not rise or
The moon set without some sanction Of
nine. | had nothing 10 do with the
road. explained that TO them. While
this interview wss going on ny time
came TO leave. ] turned 10 the CON-
nittee and said. . Nov. gentlemen, has
the Missouri Pacific lived up 10 her
agreement with yons ] want TO know
thais" They said, q Yes, you have. "
Well, then" SAID /, - want
II row understood that if you have aoy
grievance hereafter against the Missouri
Pacific you shall not strike, bat you
vii Gene 10 NE man-fashion, and we
will talk it over and settle il. They
agreed 10 that. and lsaid. . Goodbye, "
and left. had no further communacs-
;ion with them. ! went OF on y yacht
ing cruise in January. relying on the
good faith Of that Arrangement being
carried cut This strike came on