The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-04-21
Erom the Hub.

FfOnl VIC E'hO'
III NIAIuFE-fu LABOR QuEsllpN-
IAl cot II'> cuNrr>I- s>INLss-rrK- I
soNtL.
BosroN. April l2,h.-This j. the season
Il Boston when two heaut fnl day in sue !
,es>ion fun Of the clo>c AT hand promise
If summer bcguilr the inexperienced into
he belief HAT summer has come aud that
t j., high time that winter garments be
sut aside for neat season or the dclecta-
ton Of the moths; but during the night
afthe second day the wcatherclcrk strike,
th, wind vcer> around tn the cast or nor
cast. and in the morning the clouds. the
and even people. faces appear
to be laden with the bitterness. and the
OF the east wind If you have
put of your winter clothes You hurry
them on again if you are - fortunate A.
10 escape the pneumonia.
The que tion next discussed most Won
dercd about. i, the outcome Of the labor
agitation. Thu, far The cmploye has the
best Of it. indeed. ii may be said that he
has met with little resistance 80 far A.
wages are concerned. But is there not
nauv Ia nal unreasonable. demand, D.,
Here in Boston thoSr who belong 10 the
building trades are starting ont 10 tie
mand eight hour, for day work Al cN-
en- higher wages than arr pad Tor Ten
hours. That Is, the labor On bnildlne Is
10 cost - per cent more than II has done
in recent years. What VIII Dr. The result r
There can he but one people WHO con
tcmplatcd building hoH~c- to fthi or sell
and they couNilin'c the bulk "l He Pu4ld-
ers, will not carry eat their plaus THIS
season " hat Viii Ia the re-nlts 4-.ip"t
in the building trades " il mot tIsseih 7lnA -
ed, the demand ior lum4er "nth Wa
GOOD month ago, VIII drop on. the can
Tor other building materials VIII u'elli'''
thus throwing thousands 81 abnr"r' out
OF employ ihch' ana turning "nai pr'i'i'N
I'd 10 be prontabie season INTO one ol
dizziness sta@hailpn anu "A'f-produclioll'
| am aware that the popular thihG 10 Il"
Is to JON IN the procession ana shont Tor
the chanSc Mould IKE 10 II couiu'
but am n wage Garner ahd cannot sec
that my well beng llcs III ihat dfectioh'
am no ad,nirrr of lay t;ould. ON the
a.. .1. -. -. -,
o''''"i'' '',''' ~
Is "h'! P'uhoer'h2' e'"'N manipulation u
defraud Others i only Swindllng; water
ing stock like the Western mon Iele-
i
when the public Is compelled to pay rates
which Will Afford n dividend upon stock
that never cost the owners cent. BY
such manipulationN jay Gould has secured
millions lie builds no railroads runs no
factories Simply NclleN the property OF
others or makes the country pay tolls
which VIII ailo'd dl' ldend. on stock
dann n0thin,, far vhich tn Inc ronsureI
man v.o. di.eh,r,nd fram th. .hon of
n. Kansas p,ri,ir nailro,d TLe KNIGHT,
- 49, ,.,Jor,.d .t,it, -. ra,n,,,l tho
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.Y,"P ,,i',,' ~ ~ E',,iI ra;,roaI. oa',,'
,,.o,,.,i IN, ,I,, E,n.a. p..inr rho am.
,i ,r "a, r'',I I'aI ~, .,ri,.,an, lnt
h. E,i,,l,,. ,,rdarcd a .trit,. thnrcon tn
cnmncl ,hc Kansas p.citl, Ia yinld That
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ting of tracks and the blood->hcd that has
occurred on the could railroads /, due tn
the discharge Of one man in the employ
ment of another company for cause.
our b.n,,cro,i, rr;.r,I. ,ro not bonnv
rl,,,,. ara ma, ,,o,tin,, tl,,. n,,icas rnniily
,,.hi.h - s,,,rf,, ,f ,,n,.n.in.... Lut ri,
t. ma, .m,.b a ,oi.r II !. Ia tnn,y TIN,
ia, Nn1,ynn,n. ,,Lnn.,..r ,h,ro +. - ron
aict over i, nu,t.oiirr orr usually IN,
,.ic,or. Tbo Nn,w.mns which the Dom
an,o,;c ,.i,,h. In. .t,l.5 Mn nostr
,,.',rlm.,, Of tho Sun,.rinr nrl.r IF Re-
inn. y sno,n ouit, ~. na,,rr for ot,ice a. Il,
,I1.a u.I,,,, tL.,, h,,,. denounced AZ III.
.,,oiI.mnu
Business so lar as | can learn, does no
quite meet the expectations OF cuisines
men generally. The distribution oi mer
chhndiS" has boon Ia, 20, 'mP"i' ma
bceh very lar@c anu coiic',io'iN alo N''". ~
be ialf' put tilcrr i lll'ie r,on. III Wv
trade ana the manufacture ne 'fo"ole'