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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-24
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat Opens Active on the Reportsfrom
Foreign Markets, but Closes Slow.
Corn Rules Quiet-0ats Steady and Firm
Provisions More Active and Trifle
Stronger. Closing Shade Higher
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
Stocks Active, Feverish and Irreguiar-Bonds
Dull and Steady.

Stocks Active, Feverish and observation-disclosures
Dull and Steady.
NEW YORK Nov. 90 Money on call was act
I've at40lO per cent, closing at per cent. asked
Prime mercantile paper 405 per cent
Sterling exchange dull and steady at ST. Sla
Tor sixty-day bills and 81. S44 for demand
The total sales of stocks to-day were 543.6l9
shares, including: Canada Southern 4, 2l5 Chi
cage, St. Louis e. Pittsburg preferred, 4.025;
Delaware, Lackawarna & Western, % $50:
Erie, 16, 200; Kansas & Texas, 6,3l0; Lake
Shore, 7,4S5; Louisville & Nashville, $500; Mem
phis & Charleston. IL, 100; Northwestern, 3,060;
New Jersey Central 37.750; Ohio 6 Mississippi,
10, l25; Reading, 1856 $780, ST. Paul, Is, s4s; ST.
Paul & Omaha, 5.24O; Texas & Pacific, 80, $50;
Western Union. l6.5l5.
Government bonds and State bonds were dull
and steady.
Stocks were very active feverish and irregu-
lar, with a general tendency to lower figures
early In the day, owing to sales of long holdings.
A break of 10 per cent. was made IN Memphis &
Charleston, and the heaviness spread to the
Southern specialties. Reading was the great
feature of the day. and under good demand it
succeeded in reaching higher figures than ever
DeIOfo ATTAINED, the transactions al Tie highest
prices of the day, toward the close, being ex-
tremey heavy. Reassuring advices from Bal
timore created a renewed demand for Jersey
Central, and in point of strength it
soon became the banner stock of the
usually active list New England also
was very active and strong Most of specialties
yielded The opening was irregular but gener-
ally lower, declines ranging from { to t. West
Point was IL higher. Prices were irregular.
but generally heavy in the early dealings. and
noon prices fractions below the opening
figures. The strong stocks of the morning were
Jersey Central, New England and Texas
Pacific, while the specialties generally were
weak There were material recoveries in the
afternoon, but toward the close the market
again became weak. closing about steady
Rt fractions below opening figures.
Sales, 543,619 shares. Reading, 1876, COS;
Jersey Central. 37.750 New England, 33. 877;
West Point. 20 $50, and Lackawanna. %, $50. AL
most everything on the active list is fractionally
lower this evening. South Carolina is up A.;
Mobile & Ohio, per cent; Jersey Central II,
and Consolidated Gas, IL
Railroad bonds were moderately active. Sales,
81 374 900; West Shore fours furnished 1857,
OC0 Texas Pacific Rio trust receipts. $242, 900.
Gnd Atlantic & Pacific incomes. $40, 900. Prices
tAouen irregular. were generally firm, and Rock
Island sizes are up II, at 139s; Minneapolis &
st. Louis frsts, g. at l35; Louisville. New AL
bany q Chicago consos lost 2, at 81; Ohio South
ern incomes q. at Al Closing bids were
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-24
IeffarsonviIla. Madison & Ind!anap oils.
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
WABASH. ST. Louis & Pacific.

WABASH, St. Louis Pacific.
Indianapolis Peru & Chicago Division,
Depart-Michican Ctv and Toledo Mail =. 7:lS am
Detroit Toledo aud Mich City Elk. - nm
ADetroit and Toledo FIX. dailv s. 700 pm
Arrive-Detrnt Toledo & Mich. Civ Ex., s. 1:l5 am
detroit and Toledo Ex.. dav. g. .1O:45 ana
Detroit. Toledo & Mich. City Mail Gas pm
Sleeper daily to Detroit
sleeper daily from Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

YIANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL 70
" general house worK az IN issnd-st M
Avery.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
ron aEscELLsAKoUs.

tsaR sslF-AICl0N. Auction sAIF All
4 ~ Nlisoa picture store 0u tisuHI.si sai
Hflas On. b. ln The following es,',is stila pu
g chalsle uorgsge One three ls1i s.ses cas-.
uut a l,ftI sian case oAaifs .Eaiet. e4rpcis.
esss iafs ont scale disbst aaa nase- oihef iaiugs
ioa ullnsls'iis io mention k wilson alcil8ne,f.
81 tanal,i
NOR SARA GOOD CANVASS TINT AEAHlA
/ ute siEt Itn8 Nli AL a. ail0il tl4s hall
prize tnqu're al 80 ua.o-si
ffNHhARD OF hEF0BE-AN ESTABLISHED
| business with sl o. STOCK faT sale ~ viii ca
ciisuee ioT house and iss 4 :. rrosin. ioyetts
blocA. opposite sWeeis hotel
poR SAIN-oNE MARBLE Tor BEDROOM
I slit thicssa hoeAsf smoking Chair etc.
4. = Casey feiaing Chair and Table 90. l0s
NOR sAlE-A SECONDHAND CnlfKFAINH
/ piano VIII le ~aid cheap q soid s,-1n. Call
81 Mn peNrys lns Mnurie a uT slAiIs.
INDk sAIE-A LADY WHO h 6giND To
/ leave the cty ocsres b. sall e tis square
piano foaf round coruers if>t ciAss make en-
used less than lhfee months Mua sr sula iu
t"o weeks. tsii hisef o. si eia ottawa ~
ln eo'a ife tevus dong epoa business nq
oppssilio4. are situaiod un lius of aTaud
TRIMS nalifand nelucca ~aaih .Fuus aua laet.
s8u iuf lauiguiare aiil Terms aalross I.Iinis.f.
Boa Ut Coral Mich.
NOR AIE-CnEAp-TWo puaroN Hto-
fits and cnf fwo scaled surrey buggy VIII
sell cheap % s1iG immediately. taa un aifu
tus -cthaA 81 tAsi hntrctt opposite hhkcs
Aqfuf store. ln
. tfth rAiti.-A ~ l.tru tffi ftf iitNfArf.
i sound aud good roadster -frarnan.
2i2 jefferson ct trand Rapids Mich ~
EoR sAll- -flsnINs 1ACkfIND At COST
/ vs. are closing out our ttoLl uf thesf guols
Trout aud hess iiles fr1liiug hooks ett - Canal
81. J. rvih sl5l-ssir io Carpenter Judd s CO
IOR SAlE-A IoI ~ Ian htUAs ~
/ quire 81 sf Crescent afc ~
IN1K SAL. NEN BJaIIl~ uf ny ONN
/ make m u0arcd pnrss e aue haDu
naps.e> iof safe cheap fuu and tasnsins ,.
+. .II /. = =
IOR rAff HORSE tHN AAn HOUSE AND
l iui nu >hs. s.das--l. HHrtt FL ttIlIE sound hlld
l.no 81 f.nt a.a ffff i.sH ~ .fs. rIare flifst
quarters r'.t1 uad caat is heas- Apply oi l02
Aolfp rnpf s.u.f tl
lNHh -A8.I .nI.5 i-I AEiIeaIH s. Iii1I. .l.r tlE
i 400 retHt ml. .ufrs aua fancy lo1i- basInss>
-hkllrf- ehoH fasat aHH efte hing feu pir-is
iultfs Oh Aufrf. 81 eraHd l.alss.is Nlcb. 81
ifoA -fIf.4 fNHHfffE r.I uf HugsE.
j HHH ....It't nfl.l has been Ia usf u1i a
t.Io ..nf fr.Ifl bargain. Ca g. a Hrlm.
I0a ~ALI I1fE nKJER- TW0 TYPE
.tr .s.e oF fa reui Aena q Malch.
-fe.1- tHHr. F.. ifa1frl hlock
IoR eAIF-A SODA NhTEK AIfAHATf'e Il.
j cheap ineu q oi of a9o'ess A. D. HHaeltine.
ls- Ne.i faHoas. 81
IOK sAIE-Hk0WN LE9uoKN fesS FOR
/ hHicuug purpists per BIB. of Iei 1l.
Aadftst George p q 2kss, p 1vuiA Laia}filr-si
nrano Rapids Nich ~ mo
I'uh sAlF-A Tfk-rtlss~ SIiNrh NAggH
/ Elflu. National N atrh Company make.
cef .4s used hit little. "il bc tpI9 af iilJf Fal
liseuDiL inguif, 81 rftFsatN htHhfD Office
BARhA1N-A CANOPY TNF puaTJN
4 sIm0rl good az new upholsercf fn
nlarlcca leather cssf EN8 in Chicago uiii SD flr
White
NOR sALF-TNo PIANOS UPRIGHT -Ahn
square 1851 sell pn payment ~ 500 each
month ef sd trade one iof q good driving horss
& "a cfDuthilt "a lFoD-sl p
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Dorman r Eaton is recupsrating az his
summer home 40 BattleboronEh. VI
George Bancroft SAYS be works bard. but
never worries. and ssCribes mueh Of his
good health 20 that fact.
George Washington is the uirra-AmeriCan
name of fhe English CHAP ain 81 the Eng
lisa legation AZ Constantinopie
Charles Coghlin Fred EVELYN and Harry
Crisp wili he the ealing male members Of
Mrs. Ls0efrv csmpsnv during Der next
tour ot the inited States
Tie frsf repor' that Booth vas under The
influence Of Iiluor The night of b. fall ~
tha Academy of Music Ns~ Nork. i in
4 izuantlv sni agthoura raiiveiV deuied
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

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t.stsle Vitt eii-At Aae ltiIitt. as&tta ott "Ntt
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laeseate N7> iAaisa Alli.l eollsci f.illaii'ss
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l.s - saala cad 81 stosl Adares i. 0aTs tois
sla4 aeFs.la
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Il uts pfoisests. tt'Ietsl tstuisasils ~ ficsl
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usaltA A. sliea co1aH 4 -ita- aiia ioiia
feaE sslk -tsou Hol-E BAKN toI uf
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ssf sfiusita ET t.sed l-akc kisa Two ao~el
alalAtiite si-afsr teltli nlatiiiit aia t@ntuf
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Moara. 81 h
4 eIs lo1s IoTs-aN spUIH nlNIsloN ST
/ -ti4alas Gas sinFff n..is| az riAiA Nation
81 taHA Ihest arr k.th tiioict ~elt hitil "a
several sean 49, aill slcs oi iriiAiii, luiiHuts
llleIi ga fha taiFs.ia ilure t4tiis h.s. tftitcia
Aecury. 81
lNfk 1ALi- -Int NlI tlNMt r. ItAf 81 SHAW
uai avs saa ie By 81 loei- VIII se.l ulio-
hall al lat. elih snast Ana narlt AZ acs.ied HOUSE
iu f1ul fsiAtf ~ifh lafl nstu iisi auu tsit
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st saig reasonable itrlsa AHf3A to - r.
IasfK g. Aasif fes a.
pnR SAIf- -NAlIaAft htslNEss fkoi-
/ enf aA iang TIME small I.aA ticui down. e
lfiUk u.Iaiue Fl issl frsut t~u sl.llias sAd illse
lutlli lt fioAiipD iuf .saaiaissi.fa af n,4esait
llsiDes e. ised NIL sti0iL lalluafs ul 0Yt bptart
.Tloit az uee1cd here Apply oI seiid stamp -
y d rtUeutT hrai tsiaaS itea4lcI. b. Pear
~. ,irena Rapids Micn.-ths beSi tovn in
ArEcTlta- ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Dress Goods for seven cents per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

II AhIiN-nAI GOOD l1fI INFf HANCI
" agent un salary snd fsu rsutassrrs Az.
pf 70 Reserve Aupal. foYnf D. and ia lnu-e
nan block city
AAhTln- THREE FIRST CLASS h-FN1-
" unf foT hfand RAPIDS suo iuf iaolsgf aud
oue fof hnf lfs. Must have small UHp.fHl un
other necc nffa5. " D. has bragseai nouss.
ofy lnI
NANfib - fNfEhffkcfn canvass FRS
W fpf our Iirt ol urv and fnsi -f.llug house
ho'a fu,is faf particulars inluir af : south
Nfisou--i "a. IoE- hsnasrf u
kAIfD-Aol 81 NfN of HfpD anDhF--
" nnd habits to s0iicn f1r fnfe.ys Universal
fdnfsfrf ffies Albums end Rogers silver
We're un monthly paffnfuy fuf terms eruY a.
iehn ifattis Co. lli Randolph 81 fnlcsfl
WhNTIu e LADIES Aku HFN1 -ENFe
" Agents fr 30 'eei fead'uEr Hifh sIfrfu.
tafffrf luslr1irf.onF Teachers Hur iHffrfs y iii
hud herlirgt o Ufotislie ru1t % vs hsff
trf hfv i30tHieI fsrsiiel Bible fiff f1f rfe
ca bliae terms Tyler CO.. Deirpii. slrh.
n' futfl
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

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" n4rfhf fsfHing e-fshi isiulfuf !. ls.rafsd
sf ls1 Munruf Hferf orders II - reoa vel 81
b. ift'uG. pfpff bfnrins sud frs-sf-r@ifq Tairffr
ber fht rsre Opposite ti's 7pifief. horumsnt
,i1y HAFFff hNn r9Nffc1oNrHY la
ffun1riIif sft hafuisr trade salioii.d "
irltt. Proprietor
4 O. HflhffH NfTfWft. CLOCKS ANH
y. inf seHelerf. p Hpurpss
a. tf I8F kf rfFf-fut III ftNlF Nflf
- sHd iet shop Screens -Isersfs
gEprFrT1 a HDfpfFs fiEF.I t--ltTFh
fIruitrff ir ti8f fitr n e o. nHf fffn 1Iiiri.
terinf ftrnleu.f.~f II frrfI
IA HoFhfss hhrHf1B1. "a NDNtUf
~. o. ulf .idriet iiort
lfNHi@5Ds = LaMF a fs. uHuiF
ssif hesiers ~ ffHH snl regptsfae, hnffff
eses eit and lf inHies gfsnl Hsg4.s MIA.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

The olsn 81 renevinx rbs isbcr sifus-
6,u proposed BY Hon r. ~ CvrcHEoN
IN his psper. an abstract % uhrch sss
prnte8 yesterday m ths FsrEaH=as-
HBRkEn. Eui commend itsef 20 every
thiasiux man. Whether or not Va szree
win hrn A. O. the csuse of the present
disturbed condition q The Industries 81
tbe country. tAs rrep.sed reme,iy . a
good sne WITH mi.ions in ERE tressaTT
wbae cur cosst dsfsnses ara worth Iess
snd car navy a iisg-ace. vhRt SORT -
-essn s thsre for etang lsboFrnz men ~
ias s8i bangrY2 Bet. ss slr. Crrc HEev
says. 4 e rot IN these tro Eslds aious
thst work eo1hd tp ero6sahiy sunsoyei
TIE nsa service. tbe reveuue servica. tire
nihssry servi e snl fhe tsrions .}epars
r1ents - peasiens Bsterfs. ere. c0ald -
irp~svesl nlaseFisliv ~ tae enplasmeus
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

.a tlae slAallrF toSaz - $50 . soosl c1e
AMI 4hst Ae COazfess saaa says ef t1e
advantages o. c- gzleed fr9l4 riFsF aaa
haflar il-gf1F 1FeEssnf= - s.. aa-lg saun1.
Jadlcloas eEpsl,lltllres II tl-s llcnsg Do@
~ lis Treasury % Tie iireeiioEs il.'llaatsa
soa sarse, uot Only he yeTs lsle'oEf4ni
liiies ~ giving smqios ll -Ilt o. tees ifPias
.aoer * tie eoa1try, buf woad sa2pis
l4aeh-lessisd advantages - tie colszasF-
elsi ani ether Interests ~ ths peopis.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Probably nothing would touch to the
quick the average Detruiter 50 much as the
suspension Of the beer brewing interests in
thar city True Walkervi le Is not FAR
distant bat the dntv on the eXhiisrating
iuid there distilled is too great for the
ordinary spring pocketbook The strike Is
not yet declared off. and the followers Of
King Gsmbrinus are between a sweat and
chill as TO The result Lansing Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Under The skyliEht may be found large
assortment n Embroidsries, Made-up Cam
brio articles. Dress Trimmings IN great vs-
riety Buttons. Chenille Fringes. Moss INN
minrs. Brsi8s. Rnehings Corseis. sfc.
sFRIve a CoNFsvy
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
Mind Your own Business.

Let the industrious working men and wO-
men of Chicago fully arouse themselves to
the consciousness that they are capable Of
settling their own differences with their own
employers without violence and without
outside assistance Chicago Nail.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
MIR gaNrED- -FEMaLE.

yIrANTED-A GOOD CoMPETFNT GIRL FOB
" general house Work az IN isiand-st. Ar,
Avery.
,lrANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR CINE
" raj Homework Apply ~ ~ NashinsioH-si-
l,rANTED-A GoDD NURSE GIRL FROM a.
W % D. years old. Must come Weil rgcommt1d-
ed. Apply 100 Norih Division 81
lVANTED-A GIRL TODo GENERAL BOi -
W work Apply az once At -. OitaHa-st.
Recommendation required.
WANTED rAILOREss TO WORK ON PAST-
" and vests. AdaTcss r. kinzingor, Gaze
donia, Mich.
UrANTED-sI FIRsT-CLASs DRE-S MAN
" ers none other- need apply. Apply e. Mise
2 Mccieiland. - North louia.t.
uANTKD-A GIRL FOR GENEKAL HOT.E-
" Work. Apply az once " - laeraye-st
IASTED-A GIRL FOh GENERAL HOUSE
" work and 10 care for children aE Lyou.st
VANTED-A F1RsT-CLAs- Girl F0R eEs-
W era hnusewoTs in family ~ two Engu'r rc
Of Mrs A. Barr ID Clntonft
lIANTED-A COMPETENT AID EAfEki-
W eBced girl 70 d. general house work lu a
private family. hust come wei rec9mmeuoed
Call At once 81 Ei fomiainst
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOX -EcONb WORK
W Can between nd g. "a. Mr. j p.
Hastings ll5 jefferson ave lr
IVANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BID
" waist maker Mrs. @. T. C0f,n. Ran
som-st
NIrANTFB-eIEL fDk GENERAL gEDl -f
" work No1e buf frsr Glaze one neffl srFF
l0d Crescent So o. opposite ihe rsfs on We .et
IITANTFIt-GpoD GIRL FDk rENERAL
W houseF0rk sTfay 2a~ hifis'oo - i
VlANTED-A fy0oU GfkL Al ~ tOiLt-ft
W aye. secona door llh oi herIE
IL lANTtD-A elRL fok eEfFRal Hoi -
" vork 81 SO l Alen-si ard corner of tcari.
steady employ meut
NIrANTFD- TTfEFF FIRST CLASS ff,f~~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
WHY He Has TO Go Slow.

Put honest Democrats in office" The
Philadelphia Inquirer remarks 1t IS the
Presidents anxiety 10 comply with this
advice. probably. that makes him 50 slow
about Democratic Chicago
Infsr lce1n
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
a Great Mans Grievance.

General Sherman says one burden of his
life i. meeting men who were with him IN
the war He says if half 'he number bad
been with him the war would have ended
in a week.-Sgn Francisco iltG.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

1t seems as though the time had arrived
for the people of this country 10 dem
onsirate thar liberty i : not license, and that
communism is not calculated to thrive on
American soil.-KansGS City Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Capital is timorous II cannot be taken
by the throat and made 10 yield at the com
mand OF labor II can be driven into
place of safety. however. and this is pre-
ciselv what an excessive agitation of the
labor question sill result in Philadelphia
Record
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

The telegraph reports u the Chicago
riot 30 not contain any mention Of the
valor0us acts OF the editor of the Chicago
Tunes with Gatlng guns The Times
should explain
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Although the IELEoRAM HERALD -
AZ Is mast head q mandarin red hsg.
anarchy is not ons of Its principles The
color of the hsg represents this journal
IL is r~ad
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

A Southerner who declares that his loyal
" 70 lhe Union has been restored and then
makes himself hoarse cheering for Jeii
Davis, is obviously lar.-ChicagO Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

oar press dispatches LII tbs stcSg.
After tb- =atirs basinsss interests u
tie e0autrs have been parsls zsd tAs au-
tb0nnes wil Eaks ap 10 ghe fact that tie
sloN process II the eoarts is nos the beet
seagoas o. use against nlbll=ts. saelsllsts
aad ,naii-urd mobs.
II ever tie tenet 4 lznsllls L0saiss
nat the cad lasfides tie means, @ss
righteous, thai iilne Is nos.
II oar pet dogs, brave, noble, sEec-
tI0uats animals are ATTACKED ~ith rabies
80 sheet thzm down. They might. per
bsps. bs cured. but we do n9t Sait Tor
that
Ihe danger Is too great.
The commune does not fear clubs and
brass baftols. Po~der sui bal makes
good nlsdlcine q times.
Bullets are more posefful aud eIiisa-
cious a. ballots. even Ia free country,
soinetImes.
Il is time the reigu ot terror ended
The lousy tramps and fostering pimps
= no sre tramping the streets OF Chicago
and II tie name OF honest labor yelling
-seabs" and rats" should 0e shot down
ike a pack ot howling wolves.
II does Dot matter whether It be the
flannel mouth with hls dynamite, the
dirty German With his bianderbuss. the
vermin-coyered Italian with his stilleto,
the black Russian ,.IhlIist with his bomb;
Il ls 10 matter ~h-ther names are spelled
With an ski or an ''etti. whether II be
stein or MeBrlsn. This is America, We
are Americans aud free.
ut there II limit to freedom.
IL Is time that some man IN authority
Ia the terror-strcken city Of Chicago
should forget that he may some day
want the paltry beer-bought votes OF the
murderors mob nov committing crimes
on the plea that they are laboripg menl
1t does not matter whether they are
Knights OF Labor or not The rioters
should be driven from the streets even If
a f-w OF them should be killed IN the
doing OF II.
Spies and ScHwAB should not have
been jailed. They should have been
hung TO the nearest lamp post.
This could have been done IN the name
Of the law. and the law Is King in times
| like these
The King can do no wrong.
II property cannot be protected, 10y an
armed force II necessary, then where Is
the use of acquiring property?
It IA nonsense TO say that the deeds ot
/ blood and violence across the Ike yes
terday cam from the wrongs Of working
men. TIE mel Who incIted the riots
never sorked aud never will.
! They are a curse 10 the country.
Wipe them out.
Anarchy. Nihilisn, Socialism should
have no home, no place, no sympathy II
this country.
some little o. tho disagreesble aud
dry od,r that emenates from the ulcer
! Of Socialism may be inhaled here II YOU
I bur snuff the air.
Let us deOdOfizs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
= rlatural CONCLUSION.

The Baltimore american notices the arriv-
al in that city Of jackass from England.
He probably came over 10 write book on
America. -B Boston Post
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

An Honest Man - the Noblest Work
OF God
The HerqM is under obligations 10 the
Chicago Herald and ais to the Grand Rapids
TFIFGRkM- HERALD tor special dispatches
anent the labor troubles in yesterdays inn
preston. which it takes great pleasure in
thus acknowledging -Kalama-00 Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

We have a very large assortment Of silk
dress goods Of every description and at the
most reasonable prices.
SPRfxe < CouFsNY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
An Inalienable Riqht.

The right to earn living by honest work
is sacred and inalienable. The Knights Of
Labor can not afford to deny it.-Sf. Paul
Pioneer Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
Stocs holders Meeting.

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.sp'lf ino isre EHiifpef conway 1881 - beif
e. tff gfntfa' at - u' flia rfr ref.T ir ffle fiff
y a-snf fepias knrf f1Hrfg Michigan 1r
arsfet iHiis '-s. ri a. r. riefk u
81 ur1er ef fff hrsrl r. Directors
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
n04npERs H4NTED.

u+ANTFD- TWO YOUNG MEN WANTING
" boari fu private iauilr can fud Pheasant
horne hy addressing A care IEIf. .HAN fTrtl.b
ioafd three dollar, Iff week.
IANIED-REIIAblF BDAMUIlS H1 DAY
" or week lsay hoard afc lodgings FOR
traDsicnis IS cent? pof day ~ huo - Nor1h Div.
siun--t t-
lIANTED- BnARDTEs By Tar DAY OR
w ufHk 81 ll- Nurlh nlrtlln ~ %
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
This is a Free Country.

If everybody can live and do business
protiiably under the eight-hour system so
much the better But those who can't must
be permitted to work longer Boston Re
rDrd
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
roR RENi- nrNINEs, I.lnToNrs.

NOR RENT-LARGE STORE GOOD LOCATION
I 80 We-t Bridge -. Apply 10 =. 'poi 81 fOurh-
-
| and FROM A Enquire of Ball. - Water
loo.st lul
NO RFNT-A Room - sHfEEI. GOOD 20
| Caliy suitable ior store Cali at hHtfls
Meat Market. corner of West Bridge and sioci
inRst. ei
no KENT- -UE-IRAWE ~T0RE 40.
| Pearl ~ ioveft block uou occupied hy nohi
and Nsn Ai-iiuc viii b- fos rent May ia. Geo.
". AIen.
TO RENI-~rDRE SO q WFsI FULTON so
! Boston Block. e suitable ior a meat market
Inquire of = J. >frahau. laa
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

The Chicago police sse making another
attempt 60 SUPPRESS gambling houses
Let us. see; wasn't a Republican elts
ticket elected over thsrs a week OF two
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

II has not been publicly announced
that JEFF DAVIS has become 4 Repubi-
can, but u must bs confessed that ths
service be j. rendering LoGAS aud SBER-
MAS make 10 look that way.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

There Is a great deal Of work 20 do in this
glorious country. Labor cant stop long or
1t sill pile up on It's hands Cincinnati
Eaq,sirer
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Jed DAVIS II not great success at dedi-
eating monuments lie would look better
under one -thicag0 Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
Clevel.nd Crltlei.ed

There ought 10 be some settled rule. The
fax aud refux between Democracy and
Mugwumpism is nos Inspiring g.-New York
Ssin
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
a sIInnt DIf.renee

Davis presence ia Georgia + referred "a a
political purpose More p,lltical than poll
tic.-Sgracuse StaHiard
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

The rebel yell has dsgenerated lnto an
anmusieal sqaeak. Can M DAVIS have
bsen robbed ~ ais false teeth
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Children's Dresses, Bibs, Drawers. Shirts,
&c. Embroidered Dresses in white and
colors for 81, sl.25, SLJ0, 3, $50 -,
s. 30, -. -.
SPRrvG & CoMP,NY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06

Counting the Cost
Oae hour of noI costs more than one
mouth u arbitration - Chtcgg0 Ae<s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-06
III Pieces

Very handsome double width Dress Fabrics,
and very desirable. for only % cents per
yard. reduced from 40 cents.
SPRING x COMPANY.