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Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

An Amherst student makes the following contribution to the discussion of the labor
 question: Let 1000 men represent the
 total number seeking employment. There is work enough for 900 at ten hours day. They make one article each per hour, total of 5000 articles per day. Statistics show that labor gets about fifty per cent of it's product, the remainder going for other ex- penses: interest on capital, wages of super intendent, repairs, Insurance, etc. The real wages of 900 men would therefore be 800 articles. or five articles apiece per day. Now let the working day be reduced to eight hours and the 100 idle men employed, mak- ing the total working population of 1000 busy. Producing at the same rate as before. of one article each per hour, they will pro- duce 5000 articles per day. Labor's share will be ,000 articles, or only four articles for each man per day.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
White Goods, Etc.

IS Fancy Robes ranging from $o.oU to S9' all at $5. Here is 8 chance.
 Piques, Nainsooks, Checks, Lawns, Cords' etc., all reduced.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

BACKACHE, WEAKNESS, Uterine
 Palms. Soreness and Lameness speedily as1 Rcured by the new, original elegant and ENV%$N infable antidote to pain and infiarn- &MS&=P nation. the Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster. N:SsAnA At druggists. 25c.
 m15 wasaw
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
LAces. Etc.

LflCeS, ECCs slTacsaI tention is asked to lot of Laces, Ruch- in9s Golfers Cuffs and Hamburgs we are closing All our stock of made, up Underwear and Corsets to be immediately disposed Of
 The cheapest Lace Cap for Children you ever aaW All OiIr Jegelry at a sacrifice.
 In fact our entire stock is before the public Tor sSs nov not for the profit, but for getting rid of our roods. This is your opportunity
 l. N, ADAM C O.,
 INSURANCE BUILDING.
 amec1aE DRIVES fm Ribbons
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

The Supreme court of Pennsylvania has affirmed the constitutionality of the revenue act passed in 1885 by the State legislature
 The measure principally deals with money at interest. It requires corporations to de- duct the State tax from interest payments to individual bondholders, and it provides the machinery for the proper and complete assessment of all money at interest when the
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

The dairymen of Pennsylvania are rejoic- ing over the results achieved through the States eleomargerine prohibtory legislation.
 In Philadelphia the trade is considered prac
 tically broken up, and while month ago five-factories there were turning out over a
 hundred thousand pounds day of imitation butter not one is now running.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
RAW HANDS, Wafcry and Raw from the Finger Tips to Wrist
 Cured by Cuticura.

 TN the spring of 1884 an eruption appeared on the 1 backs of my hands. supposed was poisoned by ivy. My hands continued to grow worse uHtii the fall, when consulted medical advice and used many remedies to no purpose. Instead of getting better they rapidly grew worse, being e mass Of watery fostering, raw flesh, very offensive and an, moving. Whenever part would heal up it would be subject to the most violent itching and immedl- ately break out worse than before. Little watery spots then appeared on my finger joints and fes- tering would spread over a large surface. In this condition began the use of the Cutieura Reme. we'll and in short time entirely cured
 JNo. D. VAUTIER. Pier g, S. wharves, Philadelphia.
 COMPLETE CURE.
 have suffered all my life with skin diseases of different kinds and have found perrpauentr lief until by the advice of lady friead used your valuable Cuticura Remedies. gave them thor ough trial using six bottles of the Cuticura Re- solvent, two boxes of Cuticura and seven cakes of Cuteura Soap and the result was just what had been told it would he-a complete cure.
 BELLE WADE. Richmond Va.
 Reference, G. w. Latimer, Druggist 800 w Mar shall St. Richmond, Va.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

All! HA! If fortune with smiling face StrewS roses on our way, When shall we stoop to pick them up? To-day, my friend, to-day. But should she frown with face of care And talk of coming sorrow. When shall we sigh, if sigh we musts Tomorrow, my friend, to morrow. There's Hughes sells Butter for 25 cents And guarantees it every way. For $1 he'll give you four pounds and half. To-day, my friend, to-day. His Flour is $6, his Coal is cheap. Stock up and you'll ' ot nave to borrow. u But if you haven't the cash he'll tell you to call Tomorrow, my friend, tomorrow.
 Geo. w. H. Hughes,
 Independent Coal Dealer. my19 3A Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
Cuf ra Rannedaa.

Are sold everywhere. Price Cuticura the great
 Skin S,si Cure 30 cents; Cutcura Soap, exquisite R nRln pbea9lner: 25 cts; Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier, S1. Prepared by the Potter i9I5g iD9Epg and Chemical Co, Boston Mass. Send for 1TGuING, Scaly Pimply and Oily Skin beautified
 ! ! Ufby Cuticura SoaB. -
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
 pr. Robertson says:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
MAX O'RELL'S LETTER.

The Eastern Question Again-Greece and the Great POwers-Ehe Woes of a Morganatic Wife-French Politics Novel Expedients of Danes in Re- duced mstances-French Jour- Ral1sIn a Road to Fame and For tune.
 Especial Correspondence of the JOURNAL AND CouR
 All Rights Reserved!
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
vARIoOSED SORE LEGS,

My wife used the Cuticura Remedies for a sore leg, caused by varicose vens with entire and ner feet satisfaction. Mrs. John Flaherty was also cured Of sore leg of long standing by the same
 o JOHN NJ. COOPER Druggist
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
Children Grv
 FOR PITCHERS CA ASTORIA A

III So OXFORD STREET
 Brooklyn, Feb. g, 1872 "Castoria is so well adapted to the de- engagements of children, that can recom- mend it as superior to any other known remedy" H. A ARCHER, M. D.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-15
A Cast0ria Baby.
the Mothers Great Remedy for Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhma, Eructation, Gives healthy sleep, and promotes digestion Without injurious medication.
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dccttcd OF course the prctcnsc IL no, pur
forth that ro mistakes have been cOthmittcd.
but not suspension has been made except ID
appeared "a nS sati-fsction that the puhlc
welfare would he improved thereby. MANY
applications Tor suspension have been denied
ard the adherence TO the rule laid down to
govern my actions ns tn such suspensions
have caused much irritation anl i'm
patience on tho part Of those who have In
sisted upon more changes IN the Offices.
Tho pledges ! have made were made 30 the
people and Ca them avn responsible for tho
manner In which they have hscn redeemed
! am not rcspunaihlc 20 the senate. aud I am
unwilling TO submit nav actions and official
conduct tu them for Judgment. There are NO
grounds Tor an allegation that the fear of bc-
inv founa false to my professions influence.
nae Nv declining Go submit 60 the demands 90
the senate ! have not constantly rrtufcd tO
suspend officials nnd thus incurred the dls-
pitesurr Ut political friends and wlHfuly
broken isith with the people for the sake &C
being false o. ihom.
Mother the disCUnteut of party friends nor
the ullurcmcnts constantly offered of con-
urmRuous or nppolntccf. conditioned upon
the nNpwhl that suRpcnsions have hcrn mad"
On party grounds alone, nor the threat pro-
posed in the resolutions now before the Son-
ate, thar no combinations viii bo made nm
less the demands OF that body De complied
with. arc suiiiciUnt 20 Discourage or deter mss
from fullowtun Ia the way which nn con
wheel loads TO better government for the
people GuDvru ILrvELANn.
Executive Mansion, Washington, ID. G., March
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Ihe Strike Over

NEw YORK, March 5.-The strike OF tno
street car drivers in New York and Brook
iyn Is ended. The railroad directors con-
cede twelve hours aud 81 day. Other
points OF difference are left To Railroad
commissioner O'DonnelI for arbitration.
AT noon Railroad Commissioner q Donnell,
acting in the capacity of arbltrotor -
iected settlement of the strike with the
Dry Dock and Battery Railway Co. The
aBreemenL which vas drawn up upon
tne basis OF compromise pro-
twclve hours work day, and be allowed
thdfty minutes for dinner. In case further
d'nerences should arise between the com
pany and its employees they will be referred
Tor settlement to Commissioner O'Dounell
ss arbitrator. The settlement of the Dry
DOCK and Battery road strike ends the
matter ON all the other roads. who wer.,
acting in sympathy.
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FOREIGN LANDS.
Mount Etna Again in a State of
Eruption.
sh"ooed by the eQuecn-Heid-iber.'- 5ooth
Anniversary in July.

LONDON, March 5.-A telegram ms. re-
ceived here announces that Mount Etna i
In state of eruption. Cinders and stones
are continually being thrown up. ana /, i
supposed that lava Is coming out Of the
crater, and as IL is covered bv a denso
mist no proper observations can bs
taken. Slight shocks of enrthauake bava
been felt at the foot of the mountain.
BERLIN. March 5.-A brilliant iubilee 4,
coInmenoration Of the FIVE hundredth an
nlversary OF the foundation of the Hei,,ei.
oerg university, the oldest in Germany. is
,',,1 20 1e heiu in July and August next, and
VIII continue for fortnight. A local wine
grower has offered to MI the famous Heidel.
oerS fass holding eight hundred bors.
heads, with the best OF Rhine wine. Iba
s'ri s.auents are arranging a grand rhetorical
All the costumes worn IN Ge,mnnv SINCE
the foundation OF the University will La
represented. Thousands of strangers from
an pe.ts OF Europe will participate in the
LONDON March 5.-Charles Rus,.,J Ar.
torney General, went to-day TO BLckinp~
nam Ia acc to be knightcd After "a ,itin,
an hour, he received word from the Lnlecn
lhat she was fstigued by the duties of the
ura"ing room, which she had been hold.
ing ana must postpone the ceremony.
russell withdrew from the palace i'm indig-
nation. He says he will refuse KNIGHT
mood. IL Is believed that the Queen l. ir.ri.
'ated at bis pronounced home rulc views
LIMERICK, March 6.-The grand Jury.
eighteen To three, to-day adopted resoi N,
tions favoring home rule for Ireland. i'm
mediatc settlement OF the land question
and expressing confidence in Gladstone
and Parnell
LONDON, March 6.-Gladstone authorize,
1ehlal OF newspaper reports that he has
uI1ItcI a home rule scheme and shown il
TO his friends
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MORMON WOMEN.
The Female Portion of the Saints Uphoi,
the Doctrine.


SALT LAKE, UTAn, March "A largo
meeting OF Mormon women was held ia
the theater yesterday ;ill a late hour.
Many speeches were made and protest
adopted. The speech To uphold the right OF
women 90 40 into polygamy said that
thousands Of women in the east, now i'm
prostitution, would be glad tn DO made
wives such as the speakers were II was
maintained that the Government hero
had no right 10 snv women
shall not marry. IL might ns
well take the opposite course, and compel
virgins from cluisters 20 marry. Such
social preferences should be respected.
The Government had no right to intorfere
The protest declared that womanhood had
been outraged in tho Utah courts in quee-
lions about expected maternity. fathers OF
children. etc. Suffrage was declared 20 l,s
"A vested right in women here not 10 be- at
tackled. An emphatic denial was made
10 their free viii. "Noble women" who
hri refused TO answer questions pro-
pounded by the courts were cuiogized. aud
the action Of Judge Zane and u. S. Attor-
ney Dickson ia requiring testimony from a
legal wife against her husband ia unlawful
cohnhitutiOn cnses wns condemned The
wives and mothers OF the United Stntos
were called upon 90 come 10 the assistance
Of the women of Utah in their rcsistancs to
Interference with their rights A commit
tee was appointed 20 memorabilia the
PTesidcnt ON the subject
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ABUSING SOLDIERS ORPHANS.
shocking state OF Ansirs 1T the Mt. JOY
tfa.) Orphans school.

WASHINGTON, March Especial dis
patches from Harrisburg, Pa. give pain
tul Account of the shocking abuses found
nN the Hoverhor of the state at the Mt
JOY SOLDIER Orphan School fhe story Of
tue boys is sad one. At the Investigation
a sickly-looking boy named Smith testified
that he had not been supplied W tn
clean stockings for two months, and
when, at the request of the Governor he
.o1k on MS shoes, his stockings were found
10 be mere rags. The Governor ordered
new stockings TO be brought for the boys
ana They put them ON. IL was also discov-
cred that the little blue cotton shirts the
orphans wore were used for weoks before
washing. and thcy not only wore them in
day time, but also slept In them at night
Manager krcidcr, who has had charge az
the school Tor short time. when asked to
give some idea OF the cost of running the
institution, produced hils which showed
the average cost or board per dav for each
scholar TO bc IL - cents. The invcsticn-
tofs werc accompanied TO day hy two MEM
her gers ot Post =, G. a. r., OF Harrisburg.
Ihe Governor and party today visited the
bath room. In the little room. ten feet
square, they found sixteen bows huddlcd
together, and the miniature bath-tuh was
packed with boys like sRrdines. As the
httie fellows clambercd out OF the bath
tub they either had 20 drv them
selves ON wet towels or huddle shiv-
ering around the bot boiler until
they were dried. Among the number were
boys with scrofnlous diseases, and ali
wiped on the same towels TIA. members
OF the Grand Army from this city secured
the socks taken from the boy Smith, and
brought them here Smiths father
Was formerly Commander Of tn.
Grand Army Post n this city. Man.
ager kreider was asked about the bovs' re-
hgious Instructions He said they got some,
but hc did not know about the girls, who
were cared FOR hy the matrons Thomas
Barry, little Harrisburg boy. was wear.
ing shirt he put on December 23 and had
worn u day and night ever since His coat
anu vest he got from homo, because the
school gave him none At one time during
the examination Attorney General Cassidy
WAS SO overcome that tears filled his eyes.
ihe investigation will bo continued Mon
daV
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accOrm OK and the Knlohts of Labor.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The fact that So -
erai managers In the East have recently
discharged some OF their men avowedly be-
cause of their being Knights of Labor. has
caused a ruInor 20 be circulated that thero
II on foot a concerted movement by manu-
Iactnrers 20 break up that order and that
the action ofthe Mccormick Reaper Works
IN this city IL an initial step i'm that direc-
ton. Z. Ii. Mccormick was asked II IL were
true and he replied NO, sir, il is not. Wo
are not lighting the Knights OF Labor or
any union. We have not heard OF any such
movement We Intend 20 employ our work
men without regard 10 whether they belong
TO labor union or mott
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KRupP GUNS.
The Most Powerful Brccch-tondinE C.a-
non EVcr Constructed in Europe.

The Most Powerful Brrcch-tondinR C.a-
non E,er Constructed Ia Europe.
The exclusive use OF crucible steel FOR
cannon, leading to perfection OF means
for making Il. has been followed by an
Increase of llghincss in gun organlza-
lion. which renders possible an onorm-
Gus increase of calibrc. Here II To-
inch gun. cnlibrc 3j-f a.. 35 times ~
long as the diameter OF its bore
which weighs only II tons. There
was shown me plato combined of i2
inches Of iron, ? inches wood-paoking.
and n second iron plate Of 8 inches
thickness, making compact mass,
which bad been pierced by shot from this
gun. lhe9.t shot was propelled by loo
pounds OF powder; the distance was iol
feet, aud after passing through the
treble plate. the shot actually went one
milo and Gi2 yards beyond An old
wrought-lrou gun would have had TO-
be unmanageably large thick and
heavy TO do any thing like that. and
would never have fired another shot
In modern ginmnking mere bulkiness
II got rid Of. ~ in nature the mega
thorium has been got rid Of the m
creased size of guns representing an
increase of power rendered possible by
refinement OF material and the humani-
zatiou OF horsepower in machinery foc
managing and moving largo masses
Chicf-Engfneer King. in bis Hdr
Ships and NdDies Of NE World. pro-
nounees the 7l-ton Krupp gun "ths
most powerful breech-loading gun ever
constructed on the continent OF Eu-
rope and holds IL superior TO the 100
ton Armstrong. The 7l-ton II 32 feet .
Inches long, greatest diameter, feet
inches; length Of bore. 2S feet inches,
diameter Of bore. 1916 inches; diam
cter OF powdor-chauber, 1882 inches.
Over the tube COT two parts. neatly
jointcd) are 4 cylinders, and ring
around the breech. II is riaed with q
uniform twist Of In as. IL ls impossi-
ble TO fire IL until tho hreech Ia fully
closed The back Of the breeoh-block
Is rounded like the letter ID. IL holds a.
maximum charge Of 4s6 pounds OF pow.
der, carrying chilled iron shell Of
i.7O8. pounds. This ls the gun that
fossilizes so many fortresses. IL ia
quasi-miraculous that this mass can be
so easily moved. 49, Moncure ID. CoHa0dB,
tH Harper's Magazfne.
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ToHB-ToVE. AHiz.. March News is re-
coived here tonight that baud Of thirty
Apacbes attacked party Of travalers nf-
teen miles southwest Of Nocoeari. sonora,
Mexico. killing one Mexican named Zess.
The Indians who 70 is believed belong %
Geronimo baud, then proceeded ~ VIII
iam Brown mine where McKert0n was
killed la-t September. aud killed Brown
and bic companion. james Moser The
baud then started south and camped one
mi.e south N san Pedro. where thew stole
eighty HORSES belonging o. settler. and
went iu the direction ~ the Sierra Madra
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The MilIsra.

PORrLAND, OREooS, March Mrs. Mil
leT' mother Of Joaquin Miller, who two
years ago married n boy 20 years old and
was deserted by him, obtained divorce at
the last term Of court. On Friday she
married again at Eugene, Lane County,
The groom being a young man named
Kline
NEw IoHE. March 6.--Arthur l. Mack.
aye was to-day granted divorce from
Maud Miller Mackaye Mccormick. the
daughter Of the poet Joaquin Miller. The
case will be recalled os Of interest recently
In Chicago and this city.
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Rohber Mu.derer Hanned

WiNNENUccA, NV. March Clarence
Gray, alias Isba,u Collins, who murdered
X ". Scott while attempting to rob the
initcr's store at Paradise Christmas eve.
lSs4, was hanged here today Grey had
boon feigniIg insanity for . month past
but on being Informed last night that there
was no hope for him. suddenly resumed
bis natural state of mind and walked IN
ON tho scafOid with n STEADY step. He
mnde EpeecL denNlng hi. gniLL
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PnstaLllrrks, salarlea

WAsHINGToN. March 5-The Postmaster
General to-day transmitted 90 the House
bis reply % the resolution asking ifho bad
expended any portion OF the ssi. 800 alieg ID
20 have been appropriated hy the last Con-
gress 10 increase the salaries OF railway
postal clerks, and II not. the reason there
for. Tho Postmaster General says that
these salarics have been unchanged FOR
nine yoars, and TINT NO reason D. known 20
exist why the compensation is not a. ado-
quate as heretofore.
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AMlni.isr Ennnd neah

PfTI-BrRGn, Pa, March 6-Rev. r. r.
" sloane y. b.. professor of theology II
the Reformed theological Seminary. Allo-
ghony City. aud well known throughout
the country. was found dead n bed this
morning. DR.. Sloane was formerly presi-
deut II Geneva College. ~ NorfhwOod -
aud for twelve years ofiiciafed ~ pastor 81
the Twenty third Street New York re
formed Presbyterian Church Death is
supposed % have resulted from heart dis
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ARemarknhle ilhrnru

bIsBoS. March b.-The executors of tho
viii Of the late Don Ferdinand. Duke II
Saxouy and Titular King ~ Portugal, have
discovered iu bis library "a remarkable rOl-
lection Of suppressed books and pamphlets
The collection numbers G.OOD volume aud
is believed 90 contain copy Of every inn
portaut piece Of forbidden literature which
has been printed iu Europe during the past
twenty i've wears
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NEW YORK. March The third and lest
evenings sale ~ pictures collected bv the
late Mary J Morgan brought 60 Chickerng
Hall o. night larger audience than pr.vi-
ously attended The majority ~ the buy.
crs were millionaire aud specuintuIs.
Eighty pictures were sold and brought
-i,F2l total amount of sales for the three
evenings, sssI 200 ai1ut quarter Of o
million Ln.. fhnn ihnN nl.l Mr. Murgnn.
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Some sections Of Boston are 20 little
elevated above tidewatcr that thora
have been apprehensions Of serious
losses from some great tidal wave. such
rs has occasionally visited other coasts.
but nobody ever dreamed that the littls
muddy stream known as Rocky brook
20 those Bo5tonans who knew there
WAS such stream. would ever Hood
two square miles Of houses and other
buildings not far from the territorial
center Of the city The brook has al.
ways been regarded AZ a nuisance. and
was never thought u a. source Of
danger and a. great destructive
power Boston TrnUGier.
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NEW York, March 5-A Providence
special says; Recent aggressive action on
the part OF the knights OF Labor has put
the entire body of Rhode Island textile
manufacturers on the defensive Yes.cr.
day formal meeting was held at which
every textile manufactures in Rhode
Island was represented. and they each and
ai pledged Themselves 20 the extent of five
per cent. OF their respective uayrolIs FOR fEe
purpose OF defending their interests The
sun thus pledged amounts TO about
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Chinese sin eolna

PORrLaND. ORR, March 5.--About 9
O'Clock this morning i25 Chinese, at work
as wood choppers and grubbers. near
Mount Tabor. three miles east of here were
driven out by % mob of between sixty aud
eighty whites, most Of them masked. and
marched TO the ferry, whence they we're
conveyed - this side. 10 was on exact
repetition 81 the outrage committed last
sunday night in the Outskirts Of Albinp.
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GOvsrnmsnt Tea Farm In BAD plIub,

WAsHiSoToS, March 7--Commissioner
Coimon. Of the Department of Agriculture,
has quite nn unfavorable report upon the
Government teo farm al Sumuierville,
South Carolina. Narieil, the superiutend-
ent writes him that the severe winter and
protracted cold weather have stripped the
tea plants of their foliage. lie sayEthnt he
thinks some varieties are dead 90 the root
The Commissioner is Of the opinion that
the experimental tea farm had better be-
aiaudgUef
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W.Ha.r. Ivu. March Eight men o.
the number who attacked the house II
Reuben Swouk. 40 North Manchester.
dragped him out and whipped him nearly
o. death ou Ibureday nIEnf. were ARE. cd
10 daF by sheriff walter and all gave bond
for their appearance iu tbs Circuit Court
About nftceu more arrests viii De made.