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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
Tribbeim, Grant 60.

17he Cent. 1885,
Trejfemaltinen arbeiber MI r,inot
ON, os l1bbpttet af suliusen er ouer
al 5orpentnins, oa bet ipntes etisans
i CONNER, iom hi piloe faa iaa 9oot
Iom in9en 2ing.
8prnetolera bar biemlpst entelte
Tamilier o9 ct Yar 9postalo er inbz
trufne, bporoeo Die 2ieu, Eotpnets
Gaoer, after bar miiet ct af fine
'@maa.
8or &anoioat for&esilter Ot Deebs,
maa bore peb 9oot 6aab, os Sfam
piloe bet bore, um baabe 2anbsmGno
os anbre, iom fienber bam, life piloe
unberitptte benne unse &albris, Der
altib ct bereobi(i9 for bet dlmene
8ebfe iaapel inben Totpnet iom BIZ
6ere &re6ie.
Sorreten optaser sSernbanen meb
BDer p9 9erli9beber me9et af Dor
Spmertiombeo os ber 9ieloer oaiaa
Sroiproset: r9en enes SOB, ben
anbens Brpb". @uansoiQe iom bib
til bar baot me9et al por 9rafit, ifal
baoe ben SQuiion, at ri insen BD
faar, o9 @Dnb pil bet ba pere, ON
nogen bilbe forib9e at pette benz af
fin ipoe 9rem altlor tioli9t.
0nifenoe nseblaoet meo bets friite
norite 2nftnins en- 9ob Tremtib, faar
leg ilutte for i6ae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

8aa ct anoet Ste6 8laoet bar ri
copieret ct Erubielsbreu fra r@aloonz
uerter" i@6ica9o. Set 9iper 1inoi9e
MenneIfer Nnleonin9 til at anltiue
8etrastnin9er ooer Einsen.
Ser ct enonu ret mango iampitti9=
beosfuloe Men6, iom life fat popet
at brDoe Staoen ouer Salooufoltet i
fin N(minoelisbeh, pel erinorenoe at
bet er en- loplis Jorretnin9, be briper,
(ltibnt maafte be feite. ouertreber
2onen) men naar &aabeoen o9 tilli9e
Dumbeoen os Onblfaben blotter
fig ielo iaa useueret 1on / bint
8reo, ba maa bet pel an1ees lom
9bbsit5oet mob ben iibte &eit of
M9telie for ben 5tano, iom bine @bi=
casomenb foresiper at repreientere.
@n trafti9ere 8raoiten moo alt, iom
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

Den oemotrotilfe Statsfonuention
i ct. Saul iibite 9irsoas uominereoe
MaDor Dimes fra Minneo?olis til
@uuerupr, Sobn Tranf fra Momer
County til 2ieutenantz 0upernpr,
2utber Seaser, ti6li9cre &eoattpr af
n8uoititten", til Stotsietreter, @en=
rD 8oebler fra 6enoerlon iii Stats<
tasierer, Sobn 2unobers fra 9ulutb
til Statsauoitpr, sSobn Sues fra
Grootiton til 9lttorneD General os g.
s. @arbner fra Treeborn County til
@lerf Of Supreme Court.
Sobn 2un6ber9 er luenlt o9 eier ct
9ote( 9ulutb. Ser er altlaa fom=
men en- Nor6mano o9 en- Spenife paa
beres 8al9Iebbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

bar meb @alooner at sibre, os en-
itarfere OpforSrin9 til at flute fig
Iamnaen om Ni1olosfolfet ifa( mon
baoe panitelist for at finbe. D9 bpis
Saloonfoltet ! fin Nlminbeliabeo Bill
Tiger bint Brep, ba er BET paa 1ibe,
at ebrue Mennelfer paasner op.
Wen / WenneIfebebens Napn tpr man
uel baabe, at iffe laa er Gilfelbet,
men at bint Erubielsbreo blot er ct
SfrGmiel, 1om 8armen al enoel G9iz
caso<noIfub lite bar bul6t fig for sob
til at opitille. men iom insen meb
alminoeli9t 1unbt 3enfeiet bil pGre
mco paa at 9obfienbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

@n &orre1ponoent til Minneapolis
Journal ltriper poer Merfet J.B. Fl.
fplsenbc:
9lf be tire Wenb, iom bibtil ct
neunt for @upernpr=@mbebet, Gibbs,
Gilman os Mc@iQ, ietter Sarmerne
% Nrbeiberne ben fprite lan9t pper
be andre to. !@an er / @irfeligbeo en-
Garmer os en- Nrbeiosmano. Sntet
CT iast. eller fan blipe ia9t imoo bans
&anbel. Sen er rem. 6an ipmpaz
tilerer fulotanois meo Nrbcioeren
os fat Sntercs1er tilfaQes meo bam.
9an ueo, bpao be bebpper oa nil uten=
tpipl sipre fit auerbebte, oerlom ban
bliper nal9t til @upernpr. Ser ct
mango andre MGno, iom er lieelaa
ueroi9e til ben 9@re at b(ipe nominez
ret,men Gibbs er fremfor noaen anben
Mrbeioerens &anbibat.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
Sra g}phort i gfebralfa mel

= Sra Mobart / Mebrafa meobez
les en- oprgrenoe 9iltorie om en- at
ten Nar sammel Hi9e, iom unber2pfz
te ON &stefab blep narret fra lit
9iem | Soma os fgrt inb Sfopen
paa en- Snoianer=&eieruat See
brafa, boor benbes forlopeoe os tire
andre unse Meno, ber tpbte til bem
unoerpeis, misbanblebe benoe parre
enb 9pr. geosle Sesere, iom tilfel=
bispis tom forbi, opba9ebe benbe.
SUN baboe 9aanbiern paa Os bar lenz
fet til en Stot. @eb @iben fob en-
8ptte &ano os noset 9ammelt 8rBb.
gun meboelte, at buni fem Tiger bap.
be paret ct Offer for beres @rulom=
beb. Set frDstes, at 9ommer 2pud
pil faa fat paa l1sierniu9smenbene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

Sen &omite, iom ifal beitcrme
@tebet for BET anbet @tatsfen91cl i
Minneiota 1tal imor9en besDnbe fin
Snipeftionstur. 9ens Suite pi( blipe
fra ct. Saul. til @ulutb, fra 9ulutb
til 5rontenac, 9resba6 o9 &eb @in9,
oerfra til Gillmore County o9 ienere
til Manfato o9 2uoerne. Suren pil
ta9e on1frin9 ii Sage. Meblemmerne
af &omiteen er: Sobn g. Gillsbuz
rp, Sormano, 9ennepin County; Sol.
@oebler, ,@ibleD County; Gol. groofs,
&amleD County, FAINT 9'@rr. Mc=
&aD fra 0ttertail County og Eenple
fra 6oribaMlt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

Naar ben Ronite, fra Garmer= 9(Iiz
oncen. iom bar tilifreuet forlfjellise
al @mbeosfanoioaterne, life bar ben=
penbt fig osiaa til Sobu '6ompe, maa
bette forf(ares Iaaleoes, at 6enpen=
bellen blot er fleet til Sc republifanlte
&anoioater. Sine e9ne borser MQi=
ancen ielD for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

6pl9enoe Meblemmer, ub9ier ben
oemofratilfe GountD=&omite for DC
nelte to Iar.
&obert Miller, &art Sale, Gorm5.
S. g. &enneop, Ser9us Snl1s.
g. B. 9ealp, glitberall.
81. @als, 8erbam.
s. g. &allace, &elican &apios,
s. 6. Drmsbee, SEEM Dort MiQs.
Sle s. 2an9en, 8att(e Qafe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

&nub &eberlon fra llnbertuooo be-
merfebe efter ben forelpbise Sraaniz
1ation al @onuentionen fibte 2proag,
at bet piite fig tDn9re for Sobn 6.
@bonts at lpfte Sacob Iul tin eno for
Sacob slufin at lpfte Sbonts.
9eberion tenttc paa ben forri3e rep.
@onpention, ba gluitiu bolot @1onts
oppe paa Germanbens 8oro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
@tattelop, iaa fplsenoe Diemeb op=

@tattelop, iaa fglsenoe 0iemeb op.
naaes:
a. Nlt 2ano, 1om III meb urette
fritases for Stat, ,ital itatlesoes.
b. Sore @fattelope maa forbe=
bres, laa at, paa famine 9ib iom So
ben mda 9iennemfpres, forat Staten
Tan blipe inbtrepet, insen maa blipe
forurettet oe6 unpoig @olo mob &jem
os @ienoom.
c. SAB BET blipe tDbelig forltaaet
fra 2cpen, at &asiererens &pitterins
altio fal bore 8epis moi for, at Statz
ten er betolt.
4. Man bpr siue en- 2ob, ,iom for
bbber eltraoroinere ubleg af @oun=
tD= %. Io,pn,Gonos, iom for6rer ier=
ifilt 2opbeitemmelie, meominbre ber
famine 2opbetemmelie er en- &lauIul,
iom inbpilser i, at Solicit tiIabes at
femme oper Sasen.
s.. Mobitano moo al 2op9iunin9,
lom er l9uniti9 li9eoperfpr Sarmez
rens Snteresier.
Sobn &almer, Gormano.
q. g. Uurne18.
q. 2airb,
S.B. Sprasue, Ex- -offcio.
9ateret 6 s}l,li 1886.
Ottertail Safe, Minn.
Gumptuus @uar:
5er9us Sails, 21oe Mus. 1886.
S. 6. @pler, Sef., @almoral, Minn.
@in 6erre! Seq mobtos 9eres
8rep al 6te Suli ioas. 9eriom ies
bliper ualst til at repreientere bette
County Statens @enat, forbinber
ies mig ielp til 9eres @pbr9smaa(
lon1 fpl9er::"
[5pprssmaalene 9ientases MI iom
foran, men ri bar troet bet tilitrettez
li9t blot at 9iue 8laes for @paret
Der. - &eb].
1. Guar. ga.
2. Spar. Seq itaar life unber nos
get SPITE euer no9en Gorbinbtlisbeo
til noaen &anoioat, men jes pi( un=
oeritbtte ben &an6ioat, iom bette
County foretrefter. 6orat ie9 fan
gipre bette, pil6e bet bore eobt, ON
Deres &omite bebanbleoe @asen i
boert Eown os &eiultatet blep rap=
porteret.
3. a o9 b. @par ga. @rototol=
lerne for iibite Gesiion pil piie, at leg
unoeritpttebe en- 6orbolosreael, iom
bar beresnet paa at aibielpe bet tprit
naunte 0noe, men bet git life i9iennem
/ 9uiet al Mansel paa Tio. 9e
Mansler / Stattelouen, iom nepnes i
b, bleo opba9eoe iibfe Nar.
4. @par. ga.
5. @par. Sa.
9ercs meb Nste(le,
Sames Compton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
GlDtpmau5 Suar.

Mpipmans @oar.
9obart, Dttertail 60, ,24&us. 1886.
Mr. Sobn Balmer o9 anbre! Mine
9errer:
@bers Breo af Ste Suli CT moota=
get. Seq er fulot enis meb eoer /
2ou9ipnin9s. .@ppr9smaalet, os ie9
pil 9jpre aft, lom li99er min Ma9t
| ben Gag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

Soag foreaaar 9eominationen al
@tats= @mbeosmenb / ct. Saul.
Set bliper besparre gamle NDbeber,
fgr l19eblabet faar mebele 6em.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor - Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer e. A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds = H. r. Boen.
Sheriff A. Brandenburg.
County Attorney -C.L. Lewis.
Judge of Probate y G. E. Chapman.
Superintendent of Schools-Geo. F.
Cowing.
Surveyor = d. G. Kecfe.
Court Commissioning. II. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. G. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District = w. B. Mitchell.
2nd District-August Kowaldski.
Sd District = Knud Peterson.
4th District - J. A. Hawkinson.
5th District = Lars j. Halden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

s'''~S WV s~SSSAS""Nk NASOSk y
ubnapnt af 6ormanoen. Sacob Nu=
itin forelos at foranbre glntalet til
10. Set oprinbeli9e Torlas ieireoe.
5ormanbcn uonepnte $. 6. Doen,
N. g. Nnberion, $. 6. 2eonarb, $.
Groder. g. 8. &almer, M(er. @rbarb,
g. S. @bitins.
q. s. 2uno iorellos, at Gormanoen
ubnepner en- Srsanilationstomite pao
3 Meolemmer, o9 Gormanoen ub.
neunte q. &. 2unb, .. 6. Gbale oa
9emer @roder.
Da man iamleoes @ftermiooag,
rapportereoe 5ulbmaststomiteen, al
fpl9enbe 9ele9ater bapbe @temme
/ @onpentionen:
s(nor: Sranf Murf, g. 8. Multin.
qlaitao: q. 6. Soliab, D(e Batfe.
9(uroal: s.. 6. 8oen, s.. .. Sop
pang.
&luffton: 8. .. 8arrett.
Blomers: @illis Mc&ep.
8uIe:: 9amilton 8ell.
Compton: George Steipart, @m.
Nnberlon.
Ganbor: S. SealD.
Glitbero1: Sobn 9opren, sc. 50.
Sobnion, &nute @uenlon, &uuteBun=
By, @els Inoerlon.
@orliis: g. Butler, Befuloma9ti=
get.
Carlisle: 8. sc. Brotpn.
9alton: 6. s.. 8ranbpolb, sSacob
Sllon, Earal Ollen.
Seer Greet: sSobn 9. 9ompe, S.
&obbins, @b. @oule.
9ora: 9eurD Elotuman, Befulom.
Same Grairie: Eom Eorlon, Girls.
Wartin.
@aitern: @m. 8ootb, @r., 6ranl
@aubers.
@bna: SenrD Momman, 8efulbm
@(i5abetb 8p: &munb 9eellon.
@li5abetb Eopn: s. SO. &eterlon,
@lno: Gor9er Melion, BrableD
San Cummings.
@uerts: @6as. @uisneis, g. 6.
8ibbins.
@fftnaton: Nueuit s.. 6. ¬e,
Befulom.
@rbarbs @rope: 9. @euerIon,
@temmer.
eagle Safe: Martin geelIon, s,
3olme, g. @manlon, Sonas gaellon,
6olben: q. 8. 2unb, Befulbm.
6ersus Sails: 2lled @rbarb.
5er9us Sails Gitp: 6irif @arb
6. 8. @risbt, .. 6. @bale, 81. g,
anoerion, S. S. @5etleba, Ebeooort
Sobnion, S. @. 8urnbam, g. Bar.
tleion, 8. %. @tanforo, S. 6. @noff
sc. g. &uftin, 9. S. 8roiun; @econt
@aro; .. 30. @ed, $. 6. 2eonaro
S. 6. @bouts, Sacob Nuitin, $. 6.
Sage, @m. 9oeflins; Ebirb @arb;
q. 8ranbenburg, 6. Sranfbers, 6,
s. 9pupt, @bas. 8. 2etpis, 6. s.
Safer, 6. s. @orliis, s. .. 8arfe;
@orman: 9enrb @loiuman, ,8efulb
@irarb: @allace Sobnion.
9ennins: s. @. 8ranbbors, ,&uutf
Martinion, 8. g6riitenion.
9obart: 9enrD &(o,pman.
Snman: $. @roder, 6. @onnor.
2eaf Safe: 8eter Traper, D(a'
9arpel.
9eaf Mountain: Sin,on u. Sine
8. Sacoblon.
2iba: 5rant Bloo9et, Beiulbm.
Maine: SAUL Bidiorb, .. e.
gbelps.
Mapletpoob: Matt. Sltis, Befulo
SEEM Sort Mills: q. g. 8lo,uers
S. g. Nuitin.
glioaros: q. 3. 2unb, @ans g
8ers, S. g. Sacobion, 9. s. @bit
ing.
gfortpesian @rope:: SO. &opperuo
$. g. Bod, 60 .. @(ten, Sobn Sol
linn.
Mewton: q. geemman, S. g. Nu
fin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
FARMERS TICKET

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator John B. Hompe.
Representatives:
II. p. Bjorge.
Henry Plowman.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

Sacob Iuitn. ....... 1.
Nnben 8allot.
5rantber9 :. 81
2epnar6 So
S g Nuitin ;. 16
Nuitin traf fig tilba9e til Torbel
for 2eonaro.
SrebieBallot.
Qeonar6 70
Grantbers :. 65.
SeonarO blep berpaa erfleret
palst.
Set blep beluttet, at beriom mo-
gen af 9elesaterne fit 5orfalo, ituloe
&eiten af 9elesationen fDlbe bans
@labs.
@orliis oplaite enbel &eiol11tioner,
iom @nti=@aloonz&ep bapz
be peotaset, og benne Convention peo>
IVY UeiI uYluu.
56l9enbe blen ale paa en- Gang
nominereoe os pal9te iom 9ele>
CATER til ben retsli9e Contention og
fit Snitrur til at femme for s. g.
@illiams til 9ommer.
u Qeborlen.
$ 50 @bi(bs.
. 81 @ed.
s Sanbers.
s 8 2etpis.
g 8 Balmer.
S IS 8urnbam.
. s @9elps.
8 @ 8eu.
Nmun6 Nel1on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
8anticaterne luoer eoot.

8i er bleoen anmobet om at uffentz
lissiere neoeni itaaenoe &orrelponban>
cer mellem Meno / 6armeralliancen
pg no9le al @mbe6stanoibaterne Set
taser i9runoen mere &laos, enb III
bar &aao til, forbi mango lite 1iter,
at ri ifal bape iaa me9et .SolititA i
Blaoet. Nnbre herimot bil babe bet,
og faa uil ri beoe be fprte ont no9le
tigers Taalmuoisbeo en6nu, us iaa er
bet oper.
3orrelponoancerne forflarer fig
ielu.
Sil Son. &nute Melion, Sc. g.,
Ste Dif., Minn.:
Isl un6erte9neoe, en- &omite uo>
naont af glQiancen / 0ttertail @oun>
tD, Minn., MI Wpbe peo Dttertail
Safe, anmober Sem berueb ifpl9eSnz
itrur fra napnte &Qiance ont, at De
iom &epublitanernes &anbibat for
&on9resmanb fra femte 9iltrift ni(
9ipe os 9eres perlonli9e SPITE en-
@tripelle til os, ont at pare lite Blot
bjertelis @Dmpatbi mco %, meu at
9e osiaa, om Sc blioer palst, bill 9i=
be % 9eres fulbe os uoelte l1nber=
itpttelie for ben Sci al ben politife
&latform, bpori ri paa set upiefe
lam1emmer nemlis ben, iom peorsrer
2anobruset.
&omite:
Sobn &almer, Gormano.
s. 8. Burseis,
q. 2airb,
S.@. Spra9ue, Ex- -oAicio.
Dateret 6 Suli 1886.
Ottertail Safe, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22
&nute Nelipns Guar:

&nute 9tellons @par:
rNleranoria, Minn., 26 Mus. 1887.
SON. S. s. @pler, Get. 5armerz
Miancen / Dttertail County, Minn.
Min @erre! 9eres ereoe af 23be
me6 inolaste Spprssmaal fra en- So
mite / Sores Nll,ance er mobtaset.
@om leg foritoar @perssmaalet, er
bet iimpeltben ON, enten leg iamltem<
mer meo ben Matform, iom bleo peo=
taset al ben Contention, iom uominez
reoe mig / 8rainerb ben 30teSuni el=
let ei. Ntaturlispis 9ipr ies. @elp
bet, at ies mobtoa Nominationen
unoer ben 8latfornt, tiltienoesiuer, ct
ie9 fulbtub iamtemmer rneo ben o9
buer enfelt Sci beraf. Set ler noaet
beipnoerlist uo, at 9eres &omite full
be reiie ct iaaoant Spprssmaal, ba
leg lite ct blepen bar, at ies bar siort
mig 1fDlbi9 / eQer ct blepen 0Dmt fDl=
big / no9eniinoe at babe frapeset ben
&latform, unoer boilfen ies ct blepen
nomineret os pa(st. 5orepriet tror
jeg, at min offcntli9e &irfiombe6 iom
Stats'Senator p9 Mteblem af &onz
9resien fulbe bore fulb Bursen for
nit Jorbo1b til be Sppr9smaal, iom
pebrprer Jarmeren % Mrbeibst(as1en.
9eres forbunone
&nute NelIon."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-09-22

v3il Son. Sames Compton, @en=
rD Motuman os $. IS. 8ipr9e, &anz
oioater for 2e9islaturen fra Dttertail
County.
@i un6erte9ne6e, en- &omite ub=
neunt af Garmer= Iqiancen / Otter
tail County, MI Mpbe beb Ottertail
Safe, anmooer bper af eber ifblaeS Snz
itruI fra nebnte Iqiance pm at 9iue
% ct itrepet 2gfte ON at bile unoerz
itbtte al fornp6en 2opsipnins os BLOT
foretase iaaoanne politilte 9anolin<
GET lom ct / Gappr af fplgen6e beItemz
te Gormaal:
1. ut fulbfommensipre Dor nerpe=
renbe &ornzos Sernbanelop.
Q. Nt in9en Gor. Staters @enator
ifal moota9e 9eres Stemme meomins
bre ban er enis / GarmersN rsNlliancens
pel fienbte 8rinciper.
3. Julotommensierelie af bete Dor
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-07
discounted constable VINO was at las,
compelled to return empty handed as
he went.
Happily Remembered.

Yesterday was he torty-Second
birthday of Rev. DR.. EdmonsoD and
in honor of the occasion the "Athe-
MAN society,"" OF the University,
arranged little surprise for him.
In the afternoon, in company with a
number of guests, the society assem-
bled in the parlor, and when DIR.
Edmon-on came in, responsive to a
request, he was presented with lovely
scarlet plush toilet set completely
fitted up, also set of collar aud cuff
boxes. Miss MOsher, of the society,
made the presentation address on be-
half of the society snd in doing so
spoke of the high esteem in which he
was held by the members Of the 81
cietv, not only for his social qualities,
but also for his great intelligence and
worth AS a teacher, and also their
earnest wishes for his future wei
fare and happiness. DIR. EdmonsOn
was unable to respond for the emotion
which Overpowered him and called
upon Mr.. w. ID. Fellows as his repre-
sentative. The latter gentleman WAS
equal to the occasion and spoke briefly
but feelingly. The meeting then adj
journed and the society was happy
because Of having given happiness.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-07
Cartons Gall.

John IL. Carton is. certainly the
galliest individual who has struck Sc
dalia for some time, and while he has
furnished considerable work for the
police and proven source of cOnsid-
cradle revenue to the city treasury,
he certainly needs the attention of his
friends if he has any. Unless he re-
ceives it, the chances are that he will
90 the way of Wash Hyde or die with
delirium tremens. The reporter yes
terdsy endeavUred to learn something
Of the cratic individual, but was not
able to learn much of a reliable char
acter. 1t is stated that Carton is a
brother of Newt Carton, not long
since sent to states prison for forgery,
and that the mother of the boys is at
present an inmate of Catholic charity
institute in Kansas City. Previous to
his incarceration in the penitentiary,
Newt Carton was well to do farmer,
and his family still resides on the
homestead. John Carton is a much
wealthier man than his brother, how
ever, and Is said to reside i'll the nth
ern part of this county. When Gar
ton came to this city last week he is re-
ported to have drawn. 50 900 from the
bank, 81, 900 of which he made some
use of and the other 81 900 he took to
20 ON a spree. Up to yesterday he had
managed to get rid o. about 500 per
day, in finest and RIGHTEOUSNESS, and
when he left the police court, after
paying $50 of fines yesterday morn
ing, he went out with some 5000 left.
Inside Ofan hour he was again drunk
rs lord and dispensing his cash
upon the lowest scum Of the town.
His is n case that ought to be taken
cOgnizance of by the county authOrl-
ties and he should he sent to jail
long enough to get over his foolish
craze, and it is pity that his money
could not be taken from him and sent
To his needy mother.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-07

Labor. More than that, there is SOM
threatening talk which NAV develop
into small revOlu ion; as sequel to
the late southwestern railroad traubles
though as yet it includes only the
membership which is under the juris
dicIiOn of No. 10l. The member
ship Is in the railroad assembly of this
city. At the time of the inaugura-
ton OF the strike that assembly had
| 200 active full paid members, and
wos the largest assembly in the west
ern country. An officer of this rail-
road assembly said yesterday: This
threatening. talk is no childs play. 1t
l. the res.lt OF actual distress
among the members VINO participated
in the railroad strike. Are we getting
any aid from the Knights Of Labor !?
Not cent, although | claim that there
are $4,000 now in tine hands OF the
general executive committee, which
was received especially for the aid of
tue Southwestern strikers. claim
more, that it has beer in the hands of
that committee since July /. | ex-
pect portion of that sum for the dis
treSsed St. Louis Knights. but how
soon or whether we will get it at all is
a problem that | am not able to mus
ter. Our Grahd Secretary, VIM.
Miller, If District No. l0l, was written
to over Il month ago. In the commu-
nicatIon IL was suggested that an APP
peal circular b. sent out to the assem-
biies emboIied in No. 101. In
response 10 the letter. he said that he
considered that it would only be a
waste OF time 10 adopt such course
However, on November 10 he mai ed
Il communication to the general execu-
live committee, asking that body To
take some action to relieve our dis.
tress, and plainly stated that the
appeal was "A just and worthy and
urgent one. Twelve days have passed
since that appeal was sent, and yet
nothing has been heard of it. 1t is
impossible for the knights who figure1
in the railroad strike to find employ.
ment. Of the | 200 members who were
in the railroad assembly during the
strike, there are not more that $50 in
the city now, and nearly all of these
are in ectual distress and without
employment. Only God knows what
the remainder outside of the city are
doing. Perhaps they are worse off
to-day than the 81. Louis members.
Can they not get employment ,"
mo and | will say that, the pub
lie may better understand our difficult
ty in getting employment. that my
photo" with a minute description of
me, has been sent to every railroad in
the country, with The information
that my name is on the black list,
and that | am forever barred from
obtaining employment"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-12-07
The Noble Order Assessment.

If there was anything lacking TO
convince the thinking citizen of the
utter folly and the contemplate viii
lany of Powderly and the ether lead
ers Of he so-called Knights of Labor,
certainly it is furnished in his recent
call for aid for locked out member.
Mr.. Powderly claims TO have in the
order, including locked out members,
500, 900 souls. This assessment of
course includes all tn sc and makes no
distinction between those to e helped
and those TO help. Granting that
Powderly secures the twenty five
cents from every member he will have
S125. 900. 1t is according to his OWN
estimate Il fact that there are now
200, 900 members out of work, multi
ply this by four TO represent the fam
lilies dependent upon the idle artisans
and it makes 500, 900 souls to be kent
three months ON 1925, 900, or about
fifteen cents each.
What further argument is needed
10 CoHNiuCc du uHblasCh ulillu ildi
the aid of locked out workmen is not
the object Of the assessment, but a
subterfuge to place another sl25, 900
in the pockets Of Powderly,
Barry, ct al. What further argu-
ment is needed to prove the
complete evil of the organization than
that it should place in enforced idle
ness In the dead OF winter Iwo iitths of
its membership, anil while they are
listening 10 the cries of their hungry
families demand of them AN assess
ment. To deny that they are assessed
Is to deny the words of the appeal it
self, TO leave them out of the account
is to reduce The fund to So, 900 and
the benefit paid to seven and a half
cents per head for three months sup
port.