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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
st. Cloud Times.

81. CIOud Times.
IN orr last ISSUE We stated that Mr.
!. Il. Sage, of Kansas City,. Mo-, re,,
'esen'ing a milling company, l,a, mace
satisfactory arrangements Will, the Wa
Ter Power Company for The ,e,ec,io, Of
gao tarel Touring mill, provided ne
could secure satisfactory railroad rates
We are now gratitied 10 state that Mr.
sage has succeeded in getting desired
rates, an1 that he mas made a contract
with The waller power enmdany to erect
the above mill on or before Sept 1s1
1897. Il is The intention to have il com
p'e'cd IN season to take in !hr mex;
wheat crop. They work is to he COM
'menced' at onre, indeed The 5millWricht's
! tools are air.udy on TIE ground and g
shop is in process OF erection. There
are four millwrlehis in the comrauv
ans; 'hev will do eres,, deal Of he
w'"k. TIE hu;|,ing is Ia III. l.ick
v: h""f"d he ln.iitrs }rrier this to
sHi;;t h'i'H or s't,nc. We ul., unt,n;-
>'Ent 'lal they arc cnns!,lcying TIC
securing 81 annlIt,r <itc i,,r an additional
Mi'l. And ihns The aocA work vii! 90
on Hs'il fhe canal is ovr!c0 with mill,
ana tacthriesti'on onr ciul 10 .;ln other.
Seyfra' 'Fhtr n"rties, in addition 10 the
ones named last week, are heie hooking
'Vfr'h' water power Those who To
n't"snt t;' get Jeff viii have ttrclo<c up
fle' matter $tj,l
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
ZEAL ESTATE TEANsF ERs.

Reported weekly for the <DEMocasAT, by
Lyman signor, Registrar o1Deo1S:
Peter ". blake et al. 80 Kat'ia-
rina Dietirich, part lot Z, block
]9, Little Falls. Observation-Disclosures i
9Johr ID. I.ogas and wife 70 JOS
: Kobe, lot 2, Block 10 and lot 6,
block Il, Logan, = addition to
!, Roy alton. ....-...:.. .............. 90
Thomas hitta1wslsi and wife to
+ JOHN kewaIkowsAy, part w
OF nwh section 2l, township
!. Essisse 20. Observation-Disclosures. 2 900
Ets'a TO 81. + p;arkcr,flla Francis g. H..
:; teaaIsas., 10 acknowledgements
1; PEI, ~ of1ssh ss1.tiou is, town
afis'si;s:;D, section ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
.houisa sis,,atla,e!lr audluisbond to
Joseph Kobe, lot s, block .13
i: :. I.eaans addabion toRoyalton.. 11O
Adeline+ Chouinartl to Rhilomene
Gravel, NJ nwA se;.tion 26,
tow,ship, range 32. 49,. :. 49,. ~ 500
Katllarina Diedrich and husband /.
st PIX -
tod ohn Gross. part. lot I, block =,
10, Little Falls. -................. 49,. /
William Roche to Mary j. Haynes,
seA section -, township. 80, Il,
range 81 -. 800
Mary J Haines to Willis L. Street, il +
sell ssection 81 township 80, -
range Is ....s... !. . /
Willis Z. sstreet tend wife to Geo. y. S.
81 w. Startesant5 and Frank H.
.#ss.ry dd * seetIoE 81 township zf..,
1 900
Van Coil and wife To Jacob Gala &. 3
sss han, Y naI1I and M Y sell sell section !.
"a township range 81 1880. SOC;
st. a,Il rs Chicago Ry. Co. to
D Maxim apl1i SAW ilWA section
.S, township. IS rargs 81 20
Helen N kellly and husband TO
s s1lik Ballard and VIM. $500
3 /, lock II, first
ton te, 500
ALBERT I.afond md wife to Royal
III gsurtiss. LOT 3, block Is, .= B
Clarke s additi to Little Falls 200
Royal Cur tiss ard vile to n s.5sa
urnls,rt block 15,
Iafke little
y sls1
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

VA y I
Hon. 3. 3. searle, of St Cloud, in an
Interview in last weeks Journal Pre- IS
gives the fciiowiag as a partial explsas,a-
lion of Why the Republican candidate
for governor made such poor RUIZ in
Maaae.ota this year: e.. -:
There. were several Es;ngs, VIII eli, Ia
my opinrsn contributed 10 The result Of
'he election. i In the first place There
vas a feeling Of prejudice crested
agalnst Mr.. McGill in The. preliminary
contest for delegates to.aAe state conveu,
ten. and; the result was TIA, when the
nomination was made Mr., McGill had
Very few supporters IN this district.
Although the camraign was active anil
effective, the time was ton short To EN-.
rely overcome s;llis prejudice before
The election occurred. In The next place :;
the tighuoe CT iscAl candidates for county
office. and the judoship, absorbed The
at ention of the tate:s. and. to II great
@H'|t'> tn S"ftSSl ottI VIZ Sft'E: I':,t't
Was los, sight OF or t:essIc~t'~i ana Ii
several "a%es ! >Hea l,r rs. >i;;1o l;nk t
*tr" ';&lei in lie inuTc Is # tnc#l
caH:'i4h'es, 1i'= 'ntI2;y uft::"s Il The
ur%F nIa:t, <5lcls;N aa< ptal4Tny IN
fB1wn III Ibis part %; liz state: Again.
*;nc farming ami laiurinY tlp,nsnts fell
HAT their right; Mad NO: received such
q ten'ion by state legislation as they
hou'd, and ii:re was a disposition on
The part Of Il great MANY Cor a change
n" matter what >nigh' be thc ,e ut.
There wcrcalsn many o!,.e! things WHICH
contributed to iIle result which it NO ,l1
require too 10 hril time to explain. The
canvas has been s,ee'7. rs, active that We
lave ever lax: IN he >}a'c> 10 my knGwl-
cd@e, and tie result although the.
majority is small. should Le hailed with.
With general satisfaction ty all who.
Relieve in good aevy,nment aud the
cnorc. men, Of the laws. [ Mlievc Mr..
McGill will will make an excellent
Governor, and viii look we'll to the
interests of all classes.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
NOTICE OF N oRTGAGE SALE By a DYER
@ e .ga sE TISENEET. IT,. J:

Def5 ult has been made III the conditions at
certain Marssages executed anF delivered nv
iadrach w. CoaAs5oa and Piebes Compton. 3
I1ortsa sors, to j. 2 Day, no 'tRa$ee dated the
oaa and recarfl. s-snl.rtgage in the oi.;se 81
Iiie reg :staf Of aeesls Of the county Of Morrison
i II tftN state OF MINNESOTA, on the ntneteenth
fI,tlg. A, p. 1891, at . o'cfacl, 3. H.. in
j ppoG. + OF MolTga ses, 4on page Al on which
+th@re isclaini&a III t}e aus :,t the date of this
1latice tine ;afnnnnt OF forty seven an 1900
$aailafS fnd iao action on Proceeding has been
ihsttuteh at 1sWsor in equity to recover the
thereof. III a,>fs e i%z#, p rs = - t''-'
+ Notice is terehy given that By yirtne of
.f,Wnr ct sale cDIitsiKed in said mortgage. and
Of the statute III sEel ease ma,1t, n I'd nroyi,lei
Inc sad mortgage Will be tDFerIosel fy SAL.
sol me mOrtsaged pre,rri SOS ther.: described
which saiesWi BE- E,ad$ lit the front door Of
the Court house in the villazro Little FAILS in
the cn:;ntE OF MORRISON altl state of Mime <us,
at public auction, by the sheriff OF said coun,y
3tsn Monday. the@th day Of December. i, b >,
eighteen hundred ana eiihty-six, Al r. a.cloo,,
IL TINS ''.fen onto saris:y the as,,c,;nt Uhiei,
= linen DC ne al said msyipa.e. with tho
lhtefesE il<+ on ann TO tsa,ll q, ,,esses ufx;,,
~ ehtt-hFe dritnr' attorneys fees, az $: il.
uia,Hi - S'l3n niltsage j, ract. II 10, dj.,s...
zee p'cul !s's dtSrIi bed il :t 4 mortgage q II
~ " ~, I'D, Eii'S l'H. i.t..t ~. :Y,t} ar lsu
sila'"ti IL TIE t'''?HtE =: N''Ii>l,l nDJs..c rr
Aih,it,Sn'a a.. ";oWn 81. 4 ,tr;Ili bs. AZ G3l-
lows, tn-sit: III" %,i>;L IA, .,r,rrn~ fE1In
= sesis2n Transr six (,G) IN 7o;vn>h;;n o,sa
NandEeI g & J ">-Il.v st ~n No1 North, Of
hahsc lhirly -''T2t I'D Vest a,pta,s, nv o;1e
huMutett asi't'ixf I, IT less ;,cec; dan,
70 the soV.rnrieht survey hereof ''
.,..s-.... T. T. DAY,
WIN, F. CaalnLT.
Attorney t'aIo,tgagce
Lated Nov. II, 1856 s..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

Eyk3l S8ssEE fFp
Paul GlnI3: Senator q, B
~. 6ssu tt man. OF Ssnk Rapids, dropped IN
at the Merchants Tor q short visit
Yesterday IleWantsa reapnortiormeat.
Us eistrict comprising Benton, Todd,
4 Morrison, Grow Wing ana Mile Lacs
aud Icing second in size ia tic
Da!nth district. AZ reapporiion,nent, he
! says, will do what is required, and viii
tear Tip all the old boundaries. But he
would oppose making either house any
larger insnumbe,s Of ,aemters. 3 x *
He liksnsshis own narrow escape from
defeat TO thatTofsa Nebraska candidate.
A friend LEFT Nebraska the dav before
election and returned the,;a after. He
asked the candidate how tho SECTION
went, "Oh, all right, 4 cot there. ;, war
the answer. ut wasn't quite unanimous.
but ! got thereby smajnri,y of ,one."
Buchanan pulled through wiilsoht hit
of'.hhelp from G. r. Kindred or .,Jobn D. "
Jones BuckmS, thought: WEI! FL
let Jones and Lee pull Todd cauuty
through all'rsgh', and .Kind.ed viii l..ok
after Crow Wing Kindred told evrry
body; oh Fuckman is all risis; oe%rr
nina him; he'll beat l4;y otlly ge.1yu
two to one" Jones scIiico aitei3 II -
got enough g a.. 10 <;el&+t Jones.' l., e
III. y 4 A.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
STRAyPD

From my farm in Belle Prairie, three
heifc,s and sttes, each six months Old 2
of'he heifers red, l gray >aad tie steer
gray. al n,nrkcd H.. Dion side. A,
liberal, reward will he ,paid. for,
intormH;ion that viii lead to their
recovery. Disappeared in May, 1856.
=. % ANTOINE BoIsJoIIE.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
Notice..

Notice IS hereby given that ! This give
my minor son. Clark shea, his time,
and hereafter will collect none ofshis
dues and will pay none Of his bills. !.
- s21<=#% IN @S.ss5' JoHNs SHEA.
Little Falls, MINI, Oct. go. 1856.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

Try the Morrison Coanty Market if
you. have any beef, pork, game, chick
ems, turkeys, POTATOES, onions, cabbage
butter, eggs Or any kind of meat OF
produce for sale. !, SIMNoNs& Co.
j. F. SMITH, Manager.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
ESTRAY.

Z C:,ne onto Ely premises in the town Of
Pierz about Nov. ]. 1886, one r"d and
white cowapd a calf The owner can
have them by paying charges.
81. .'....s= = = Phi K'JEIsnhCEER,
Pierz. Mimi, Nov. Is, 1885.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
S1'I;AYED.

From my premises in the .vi.lage OF
? little Fails about Aug, -, 1885. rel
and, white yearling steer, white Star iii
forehead and white tlp o!tail.. A rrwrrd
win be given for information nsto It's
Whereabouts. w. L, DOW.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
NOTE
To all WHOM it may concern:

To all WHOM it may concern:
BE- il known that Mrs hrary G. Foyee
bias left my bed and board without jus,
cause or provo'alion. and I fnfeid all
persons llarboring III trusting her on my
account, as | viii not pay amy debts
contracted by her after this date.
A. E. BoyCG.
Parker Mimi. Nov. 10, 1896.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
.WM. BUrL Err.

gS You car save money, and big
money, by buying your Clothing, Owe,
Goals, both fur and cloth, from Tanner.
and he has the largest stock in the city
to select from. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

y full and complies line Of Boys ant
Inuths' suits in full and knee pants
ines. goods will he sold chean, as they
must be closed ont, at TAHNEE's
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

E" Dr.W. Nj>tn, the PAINLESS dentist
Is at Merchants, remain H., til next
Wedms lay. First-1lHss work, low
prices, painless operations. All wo.k
warranted.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

Leon Honde viii! continue to do land
office business after Jan. land ai);e,,l.,y
who wish 10 make homestead or prp-
emp'ion entries, or TO proyetup IN their
LAMBS, wilt get their business promptly
and correctly at'ened to by placing :, in:
his hands. Further Announcements
will appear later.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

iaNie>' and Chihrtn's lHn,k$, Il tut.
linz and viii ',c old t:!le'p If. :.>v .n,,sl
IL closed nul at iA;%!,'s. i
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19


Default having !"i.il mad. in ,hd ,nglf; ;itrz
O. II certain noriya..e made 't1Ni t}c,jyerotj J,v
Louis Ea>alT and lis wife Francis Vnsa}x. 60
no!tragora unto Harritt McNral ia a..
On the hrSt day OF October A. y 1871 to s2r,Jr,
ZIG ilyH:ent Ut on" Thousand dollars and int, -
est ave " Is aft date upon the toIloyjnr do :.
N!Htu ms i''ate IL The county of Morrison.
ana sttit OF Mll!nasoia, to wit: Lot nn,nhcr
'l'e ~ IN E!oCA !iLln her Seven "a in the VII.
saEe o' t.ltt rails recording 10 the plat and
survey thereof mad by s. If. Pntna,a on tj;c.
a'd ofEectTG in the office Of toe rcyis,er Of
''ee's OF Ssln county, which Ta,orts .ge was duly
fecoEasd H'"aid register of d eds office on the,
ghlFa cay OF october, A. d. 1ts1. on rage @ Of
noun 81 mortgages. and there now bejnu:
U!ai1hso 10 re due ANA is due OH said msrt.uge
the sun OF eleven HUNDRED and tive ye, dollars
ana nifty cS'litS together with 1ifjv ,1n,,n~u M
t'r''ey's fees rs provided i'm sal mur"a.e IN
case OF o"e:losure, and whereas na ;rtion NJ
p'nceeinA at law or in equity having been
taken u recover SAID sun or any ,,ar ther.rt
NOW therefore. motto: is hrct;y ,.ivpn thnt in
pufSuale Or 4 power Of 81 IL ia >;,i1 Inortra 20
Contained and u. the statute in >u..h ,us, mace
amp pr'Eid"i, the said mortgage will Ae fore
rlosec ani ne above described premises so!dby,
Wy s'!ef!l OF @lf co.nty at publ: r<.t:,lu,. to:
'ne hl%hest bi'iuar for cash. 81 the f,,,nt door
ol ths court hHst. IN the villa e of Liile Fa !.
III sald county and STATE o.. :Inniay.f,n i,,irs
Ivy ~ u 'aanarj A y: 1'87 at two o'clock il,
me ateilloon, to sat's the7alnou,,I then, dine nu
sa.d m1rtSage. With said attsr,,sy:s f9,s. nu tho
co Is o! this pToeeedin" as pruyj,!c.Il,y l,w
Dated November IL, 1883
HARRIET NJ NEAL,
T. H. 'FA ESIrAM, 80 ''eo
N 0rtsagecs Attorney
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
FRESH ETtyie,.

1 keep tire finest stock ct fresh butte,
IN town. Among Other of1hc best local
brands viii he found taat made by
Dochen of Buchanan.
VIM. BUTLER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

A new brand of whskey, pure Ken
'ncky Snow Flake, o. SpNANDEh's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

Lewis famous 1853 distilled Whi$key
ut >,rEANDE'.S.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

Farmers, ifyou want any nipple.
ments, give HesseE call.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
The hig hest price
paid for all kinds of.
Gam Hides: IT and
Furs at i a NNER S.


The largest assortment of.bottled
beer at the CENTRAL saloon.
bHereafier services will be held at fhe'
Episcopal church ii ithis village every
sunday 1norning at 10 80 o'clock, and
every alternate Sunday At T:30 10 the
evening. 1. -
"a .#s.. LEWIS Ca IS BIRcH,
s@s III Rector Nj
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19

~ &c. Neal. the photographer, j. COM
pe'ent'to clean, tune and repair that or,
ran OF yours and make it sound 'he same
AS new. Those desiring ~ purchase Il
new organ or piano will do we'll to cali
on him at his photograph rooms one
COR so,lth n'F. u. ,.rs'; ',,"tv!ts
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
. e. H. 'FAESuAM,
NJ ortsagec's Attorney,
MORTGAGfs. SAFE

u ron,t 1,o-i,,r -,
Of, ccrto; n,rn, ms.'' it III me tno"ltlnnS
Louis \n..1r ,o Sc ,a;':ue :ll" nc;!VeTed by
~. rt,,,.sor: - ir;I Iia'eS SaSny as
y, ,,'ti INA 'chI! bArth
her. 4 q 1.ss t I''r 1'i,et'' "'y OF Aorem-
en-, a. ~ ',,2, 70 ',cnf,, the EaHi1"nt Of the
tnat a. Nv" Iu''l (" 0nl'"rS III ".le year from
iv' Tpon IN. 'nnW1,'g aesrf!be lands
l;,o, ~ 'h t r1;nty Of MoiS1n and >trse Of
block nununrr seven ~ nftna IN '''e ~ IN
a.: a.; 'e S'ine appears ny the tN"nsite plat
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
Good 70 q Butter in jars
or tubs wanted at ~
81. Tanner S.
Hats Hats.

Rettled Cider in bottles or by the glass;
at III SPRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
MON u Y 70 LOAN

On improved tarns vii 4 advance nloner
80 partles wishing u pay up On railroad,
school and other lands
hi Call at Register of Deefsl Once
. title alis,S NJ nm.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
GEHED GIT SLlNIY

EJiEED ST! Y ~
and With il his; life 1t was 5 O'CLOCK;
when the cnl came. He had been
entirely senseEeSs'lor |.ours, and died
without q struggle.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19


have Two ;or three e.,s,tl yoke 6f oxen
which wish I'd trade ll,r. u good.
54Ileayyys l.afsss I, lnpst 81 sophd md weigh
ssger POM pIp,If - s VI
4 sisI ~ :S
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-11-19
MOHITAET.,S4bEE,

x-,, - &c 0rt
Attorney o. 'aIostgaggce. T.
Dated Nov. II, 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-03-13

The Philadelphia Press very peril
nently calls attention to the sensible
language used by Grand Master Pow
derby in discussing the labor question
qindcates the intelligence and moder-
alton of the men who chose and APP
prove of Mr.. Powderly as the head Of
their powerful organization. The large
number of strikes now on foot, taking
the country over, and the rumorS Of
others to come have filled the public
mind with some uneasiness. The APP
parent epidemic of strikes betokens to
many minds widespread feeling of
discomfort among the working classes
not favorable to the public tranquility
or general prosperity. According to
MIR. Powderly the fact that there are at
the present time SO many strikes under
way is a coincidence only and not due
20 concerted action by the Knights Of
Labor. He ascribes it rather to the
Spring trade and the opening of period
of prosperity in business which makes
the workingmen feel warranted IN
pressing their demands. Speaking for
the Knights of Labor, he disciaims re-
sponsibility for most of the strikes now
in progress. The General Executive
Board Of the organization, according to
its chairman, does not believe in inaug
urating so many strikes unless it can be
shown that there is an extreme neces-
sity for them. In this connection Mr..
Powderly offers to the workingmen the
following extremely judicious and timely
advice:
If many of the men who are striking
would display little more common
sense and use little more patience
they would get all they are striking for
and save their time and money in the
bargain. If they would exercise proper
moderation in their negotiations with
their employers and submit their claims,
firmly made and properly represented,
to arbitration, | am free to say that
am sure that nine out of ten cases
which end in a strike could be as salts
factorily arranged without resorting to
such an extreme and generally doubtful
expedient.
"Arbitration, where arbitration is
possible strike only as a last resort"
is tine rule of conduct which Mr.. Pow
degly lays down for the settlement of
difficulties with employers If his order
inculcates and enforces this idea it will
be of incalculable benefit to both emp
ployers and workingmen. That strike
judiciously employed is an effective
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-03-13

BISHOP MAILAIIEU, who presided at
the session of the conference just held
in this town, made an exceedingly IA
vorable impression, not only as an adj
mirable presiding officer, but as an able
and forcible preacher. Physically he IS
an excellent specimen of the typical
New England Methodist. A large head
enveloping a well-developed brain, set
upon stalwart shoulders, his face wear
ing ruddy glow, indicating perfect
health and all unlimited capacity for
work. There is a pleasant suggestion
of reserve force about him while he
talks. His language is not ford or
ornate, but concise, neat and to the
point. His bearing indicates man
genial and outspoken, of high sensibil-
ty and fine manly feeling. We believe
he was known as rare administrative
officer during his service as presiding
elder Of his conference, his ability as
an organizer chiefly recommending his
promotion to the Episcopacy. If this
IS not strictly the fact, it is at least the
impression he makes upon stranger.
He looks like a man capable either Of
talking entertainingly to children in the
Sabbath school, or Of attacking success
fully by MS logic skepticism in the pull
pit. We believe his career will honor
MethOdism.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-03-13

weapon sometimes no one will deny,
but it is always crude and wastetul
expenditure of force, breeder of law
lcssncss and violence, and begets a
feeling of chronic hostility and hope
less alienation between employers and
employed 1t is extremely gratifying
to see that this truth is being recognized
by the workingmen. According to Mr..
Powderly, the Executive Board OF the
knights Of Labor has, since the Ist OF
January last, settled by arbitration $50
cases, which would otherwise have re
suited in strikes. This is record which
should rebound to the credit of the
Knights of Labor organization more
than the successful management OF any
number OF strikes which were not I'M
dertaken as a last resort against mani
fest wrong when everything else had
failed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-03-13

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has already
broken the hearts of Irish Democrats
by appointing black man (Matthews)
. to be Recorder of Deeds tor the Dis
trict of Columbia, and now it IS re-
ported he intends to break the pate OF
every Irish Democrat alive by appoint
ing Blanche X. Bruce another black
man as Mr.. Eaton's successor as chair
man of the Civil Service Commission.
What ails Mr.. Cleveland anyhow? Has
he soured on the Democrats or they
soured on him. Something 5 the matter
with Grover. For a white mans party
this is too progressive by half. One
black man would have been enough.
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STREET. CAK STRIKE IN TROY.
Every body Quits Work-rhe Tr"uh!" i"
fcrrr,I 10 the Railroad commissioners.

Ever, body Quits Work-The Trouble Re
fcrrr, 10 the Railroad Commissioners.
Troy, y. Y, March S-The fact that
differences existed between the horse ear
companies here and their employ ceS Vas
published some time ago Il was SUP
posed that these differences had been al
iusted, but on March ! h it was evid nj
that the new >chedule and rates we're IL t
altogether satisfactory. The new - red
ue was so arranged that the regular
hands could make five trips at ~ cents a
"trip within - hours but when il Went
into operation many of the men who hat
been regulars found themselves displaced,
by green hands, and under the neN order
of things the trlpp"rS OF extra mcn cra.u
not make to exceed 50 cents a day. Com
plants we've made to the company, bui
it does not seem any attention VAS l,hi'
to them. The Knights of Labor held i
meeting last night and Decided upon =
strike, and at the time for starting the
cars to day none of the drivers OF con
ductors appeared. Later i'll the day .
conference was held with the COMPANY
and compromise effected. { ir- rusun
ed running i'll tue afternoon.