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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
EAST Los AncELts INSTITUTE.

rrHE ONLY FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Ladies In the city, will be open september
9Th, 1856 Pupils should be there punctually
the first day for arrangement OF classes
For further particulars apply at school, cor
per of Kuhrts street and Grtflin Ave-. or ad'
dress Mime. q. DELEVAL, Z. D. Box 400
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DYE WORKS.
PARTISAN STEAM DYING AND CLEAN
INC WORKS.

Dying and cleaning of every description.
Gloves, Laces, Muslin and Curtains cleaned.
]. VIOLET, Dyer and Proprietor.
OFFICE-1If South Spring street.
DYE woRKS-Corner New High and
Bellevue avenue. sug3l SIN
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A RE PREPARED TO TEACH VOCAL
n and instrumental music upon piano, or
gan and guitar in the latest conservatory
methods. Our course of instruction an9
Recommendation may be examined by call.
ing at 1870 Fort street. Special attention
given to chorus and choir drill. Lessons
given at our room for 50 per month; when
given ut pupils home S.. 1870 Fort street.
- auohtf
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MAS. N. CATCHING,

INSTRUCTION IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
L Voice Culture. Terms - month IN
advance. Beginners in piano and guitar
IS. Extra charge for lessons at residehcee'
IL years experience. 3t7 Temple ST. su7
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tOoe fOOr-rHE REGULAR SES ZION
I00O-lO0( of the Medical College OF
the University of Southern California be-
Gins the second Wednesday In October
For particulars address J. p. WIDNEf, A.
NJ II ID Dean, Los Angeles, Cal. AUD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Sealed proposals win be received up 10
the 10th day OF September, 1856, at the ofiioe
OF p. Beaudry, No. 20i New High street, for
the grading Of Centennial street from Tenn.
ple street TO Bellevue avenue. The work to
be done In accordance with the city speci-
hcation for graded Streets
The privilege OF refusing any and all bids
is retained .sep5td
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MRS. O. Z. RouRcY. N. D..

HAS HAD TwENTY-SIX YEARS PRAC-
IL tice, and gives all attention TO Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds of chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best of refer
ences. COnhnements, especially, VIII be
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my Office, No. III
W. First street. Hours from 9 TO Resi-
dence corner of Montreal and Bellevue av-
enue. :jlyl5
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The Hry.on ainambra Trac

This may well be called the g irden Of
Eden Of Southern California. 1t will
be placed upon the market in acre lots
in a few days by the Southern Califor-
MIA Land Co.. Of Baker Block.
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GERMAN DYE WORKS,
LAUNDRIES.
ExcsLsi0R STEAM LAUNDRY,

WALL STREET, YEAR CORNER SEW
w enth. Telephone No. 1867. Our wagons
cali for and deliver washing In all parts OF
the city All orders promptly attended TO.
Only white labor employed. au6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The lots of the Electric Railway
Homestead Association are selling en-
tirely on their merits, for our advice is
to see all and buy the best.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

GIVII~ ENGINEER, SURVEYOR AND
~ Draughtsman; railroad and water works
construction, land surveying, finished maps
and profiles. 206 North Main street, corner
of Commercial, Los Angeles. =. o, Box
1857 iy2Otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

j. c. Kays, City Treasurer, kindly
furnishes the HERALD with the following
statement of the condition Of the city
finances for the month ending August
81. 1856:
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mc,pHrRRoH ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for BOYS
ID Grand avenue, between Sixth and Sey.
enth streets Excellent new building. Fall
term opens September Esd. 1886. For circu'
lars. address McPHERRON Bros.
aus COZ Grand ave-, Los Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The shrewd business people will invest
their cash in Electric Railway Home.
stead Association lots in spite of all
representation.
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WARNER BROS. q CROSBY,

nF 1872 NORTH MAIN STREET, LOS AN
" geles, Excursions East and West at low
est rates. and pleasant accommodations
rates. au8-lm.
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\. N. WALTERS, EXCURSIONS
PHILLIPS POPULAR PLEASURE PAR
THEa

NtoING EAST, LEAVE LOS ANGkLEs
VI Bi.Monthly. Office, st. Elmo hotel.
sepl2u
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los ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC,

400 SOUTH MAIN, CORNER OF FIFTH.
fUO Instruction furnished in all branches
OF musical culture, through graded course
OF study, by superior methods Reginners
receive unusual advantages. Diplomas
TEACHERS Certificates for those taking tho
Normal course. Special opportunities for
practice on piano, pedal and pipe organ,
Grand Piano for concert and concerted 80,
leetions. Monthly Musicales. Theory and
sight reading classes free to regular pupils.
MRs +. J. VALENTINE, president. LOCK
HOY 6bO. hulS-tl
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YOUNG LADIES' iNSTlTUTE-FOUR-
TEGNTN TERM,
LESSONS IN SPANISH.

MISS AoKI,EsoN'5 PRIVATE SCHOOL
for Young Ladies' and Misses; opening day,
Monday, August 30th. Sl2 Second st.
ali I'm
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DOING EAST LEAVE HERE sEPTEM-
VI Der Is, october 2 10, SO, November -,
December 4and Is. Call ON or address A.
PHILLIPS q CO., 1874 North Main street,
os Angeles. au5-tf
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"a peltEvvE TERRACE"

gormerly Pickit villa, 43e Pearl street. Los
ANGLER. Cal. The finest location in the
city: take sixth street cars. Bellevue Ter
race" consists OF three buildings. all con
nected BY front porch. and contains l4O as
desirable rooms as can be found IN South
erp California. Board and room $500 and
81 50 per day. Liberal arrangements made
with persons desiring rooms and board by
the month or year. Telephone Sis.
DANIEL PICKIT
suze4u iProprletors
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REMOVAL.

MISS BENGoUGn HAS REMOVED HER
Private School from No. Third street, to
NJ. las ). Main street.
III nth term will en- Monday, septem'
Der 9th, 1885. Fer as moderate. aug2o I'm
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EXCURSIONS.
viOLET'S

CLEOT OVERLAND EXCURSIONS
= Leave Los Angeles first and third
" ednesday of every month.
anl7-tf o. IL. VIOLET, Manager.
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ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
W. r. MCCLURE,
MUas0N NICHOLS,

OWL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
~ Office 1874 North Main Street. Tele'
nhona Nh % uul "
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rUHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
give instructions in the German Ian
guage daily after 8 O'Clock p, NJ. Tuition
fee moderate. Apply to 247 Main street.
Il. G. GATZKE,
Assistant teacher OF German aud English
Day school, Fort st near Seventh.
sep7 I'm
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DENTISTS.
RAnSER a WILDER.
lss2-EsTABLISED-loSl.

nENTISTS-Have removed from the Ma
IL teau Block to the II llman ok, coz
! err Main and Commercial 81 cts, over
Farmers and Merchants h-nk. 1ly1o
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

All persons are notified that l purchased
ON the 2lst OF August from Mrs. Librado &.
dc Manso the premises at No. i47 Buena
Vista street, and thai any one purchasing
ject 10 my rights. MRS. JENNA cox. 4
September LIST, 1856.
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w, p WADE,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAw
IA German language spoken. Roon IA
Bumiller Block, Los Angeles, Cal. aust
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notes From san Diego.

T raveling agent Erie R. R, writes
Red Star Cough Cure relieved me oil
pleuro pneumonia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Lessons given as desired. Also one even
ing general class Call on Mr.. h. de Ur-
qulza, Wilson Building, Rooms 10 agd H.
First street. huI' IN
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HOUSE SMITHS.
FRUHLINC Bros,


HOUSE SMITHS, wRot GHTIRoN FENC-
ING, Cresting aud Railing a specially, 81
8. Los Angeles street. ang25u
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pAY,Anp NIGHT SCHOOL.
PRIvATt LESSONS IN GERMAN.

| DOCK KEEPING, PENMANSHIP AND
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at rooms
IL and u, schumacher Block. IL. b. LAW
onS Dri,oInsI aut
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AInrpr EAIIER


of ZITnER Thorough inslruc
lions. "a ). iii street. sept I'm
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Or, @, EDGAR SMITH.

DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALITY.
~ Rectal diseases treated by the Brinker-
hoff Painless System
HOURS-9 A. NJ. to AIM
0FFIC ES-Corner of Spring and Second
streets, Hollenbeck Block, sep5tf
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
For County Asaessor
Foa COUNTY, suRlfYoR,

]. ". MYERS. Of Newball, announces
hin self as a candidate for County ASSESSOR
aubject TO the action OF the Republica !,
Convent on. d&whug2D Inn
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MISS MARTINS SCHOOL FOR cHIl-
DREk.

~ FLOWER ST., BETWEEN SIXTH
OI and seventh, Reopens September
IA 1856. aug20 SIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Division Of Kilograms and Reports for the
bort Of observations taken nj Los Angeles,
California, September Q, 1886;
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS
WOOD 8 BlANsHARp,

|tIrY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, AND
~ General Intelligence office. Reliable
male and female help supplied free. Houses
aud rooms to let. business of all kinds
bought and sold. Rents collected. Leave
orders for help at So North Spring street, Los
Anpnlas. nn2l.ll
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ATTORNEYS.
J. A. ANDERSON. W. i. FITZGERALD.
J. A. ANRbRsoN, JR.
AknEReaH EITICERAlU a ANDERSON
MAX LoEwERTHAL,

A TToRSEYs-AT-LAw, Los Angeles. Cal.
n oFFIcEs-Rooms 5, 10. IL, in Lawyers
Building" on Temple street., near Spring,
sept I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

DENTIST, Denta, Rooms No. % South
Spring street, Roeder Block. Practiced 20
years, The best work at moderate prices
Teeth extracted without pain Special at
tention paid to filling teet ap2oi
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BAKERIES.
MRS. e. G. ss.:.-- - y. |.

HOME BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM,
III 407 South Spring Street. Homemade
Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand;
also Boston Brown Bread aud beans on SIT
urday and Sunday mornings. au4 I'm
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Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law
Baker Block. entrance Room 9, Los An.
geles, Cal. au3-2m
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sEARCHERs OF TITLES.
Try n. Galloway, Attorney-at-Lswi d.
Lienau.
GALLOWAY q lIEhAU,

EXAMINERS OF TITLES AND CONVEY
dancers, City OF Paris Block, l09 North
Main street. Los Angeles, osl. aus II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN = Rheumatism,
M liver. kidney, tumors and all nervous
diseases specially. Office hours from 10
A, Mto 4P. NJ. Office ~ s. Spring street.
sep7 ym
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OCULISTs AND AURIsTs-oaice. 40 N
" Main Street. Office Hours-9 A, n. u
Or. n; Z to SP. NJ. 0ct81-d&wtf
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PHYSICIANS.


ofrtcE, 40 MAIN STREET, LAErRlYco
" Block, Rooms Nos. ]. 2 aud 2. Residence
ps ss Tep assnus 4 Des cs soi Ne s
residence. No. 800. ilyl5
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RATIONAL BAKERY

CORNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS
- Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread. plain and fancy cakes, pies,
pastry, etc. Nothing but the very best ma
teriai used, and no pains will be spared 10
make this first class family bakery. Nj. j.
RUIlSDN, Proprietor. au6 II
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nR. BENNETT HAS REMOVED II y Of
~ Ace to 36ls $. Spring 81. Ii Is residence
is Il West Sixth street. Ladies' and gentle
men needing treatment or advice will re
ceive the kindest attention. ONCE hours, .
A, N. to IL M, and 2 to o y. n. ISL
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q. zACHAN,

homeopathic and Electro herapeutist
I ATE WITH PROF, BUTLER. OF NEW
~ York, In treatment of chronic diseases.
% 3 Spring st. Hnnrs-ll to u and to B.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Mr.. Henry Rate. Columbia, Pa, con-
siders st. Jacobs Oil the best pain
killer.
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NOTICE.

...6yertison,onta In this column 70 run nm
sli for ria viii moi he considered ordered uls'
coutinued unless the order II LETT ~ tne JUS
hies ofioe ofthis paper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

JOHN ooLDswoRTHY announces him,
self as a candidate for County Surveyor,
| subject to the decision Of the Republican
| Convention. suls
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

nIsCovERER OF MIND CURE SCIENCE
~ Teaching and Healing Female Diseafes
9 specially, Az south Spring st. SEPT I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

OCULIsT AND AURIsr-Late with DR.. st.
also late res{dence physician oil the Eye and
Rar Hospital, Worth street, New York. No.
45is North spring street. ONCE hours-l0
A. to 4P. N. and 7 to s Pm tlylb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Every good housewife knows well what have
There carpets to be taken old be
furniture g,ts recovering; short everything overturned the
which the
thereby The long lost silver uble to light he
also have in business sense The end Of each Every live merchant
There must have been for The style ave been
take n ca he
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Total cash on hand Sept /, 1886 $685. 2
J. G. KAl5, City Treasurer.
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FEMALE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

MRS. G, W. DOW will be in her Office On
Nl and after August l4th, ready TO re-
ceive and fill orders Tor help. All city and
orders promptly attended to.
Rooms IL and Is Downey Block. aul4u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
DR.. &. A. De cAllH0,,

METAPHYsICIAN-L Kidney and
M Chronic Debility and rheumatism u
speciality. ONCE hours to 8. 225 South
Fort Street. auitf
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ISAAC FELLOWS, N. o.

OFFICE AND RE5IDENCE-No. "a South
" Spring street. Los Angeles. Office
Hours-1l to ~ A. NJ, 3 to b Pm. 13tt
Telephone No, 35S
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SPECIALISTS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 South Fort
" street. Office hours--9 to ia. NJ, 2 TO 4
?. NJ. Telephone 2S2. jly16
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[sA EMPLoYMENT OFFICE, r, R. LA
.fs.E IL Ticket Broker and Real Es- Gxs2
tate Agent Property sold on institllmenis.
K. NITrINGER, removed to l6l1 n. Spring
Telephone lib. Residence Fifth and Hope
streets. anStI
ATTOPNENS
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MISS COOLEY,


METAPHYsIcIAN. 1858 s. spring street
Ul from to ar. NJ. sepHf
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A RCHITFOT AND SURVEYOR Room 10
"A Phillips Block, Main street. Residence
Vest Washington street. Los Angeles, Cal
Twenty-Five years experience. au4-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

EoR CARPENTER WORK, JoBBING and
il store fixtures go to ). G. KR0NNICk,
30 o. spring 81. Telephone 52l. septS-im
GEORGIA ST. POULTRY YARD. Is Geor-
VI eia 1t. JAS. 7. BROWN, Proprietor.
Fine thoroughbred poultry. Send for price
list. ieou
MANN AND nnGIMG
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

MO. p COURT STREET, Los Angeles,
~ Cal. Telephone No. 500. Help fun
nished free of charge Real Estate, Rent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

ANNOUNCES himself las candidate for
County Treasurer, subject TO the action OF
the Republican Convention. sep5 "a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

A CCoUCHEUR, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
"A geon. Once and residence 207 Temple
street. When desired, lady patients are
liar 10 their sex. au3.tf
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r. 8. YOUNG,
EDUCATIONAL.

gcHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
"A ONCE Hooms Is and 10, Koedcr Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

uoMEOPATuISf--O 1872 North Main
IL street, Mascsrel Block; residence 173
Spring street, Los Angeles, ONCE hours ii
TO IL "a, M, l to p. NJ. Telephone Nos
residence, 81; Office. 276. llylb
The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-29
Is GROWING.

Since the police riot in Chicago the
capitalistic papers have been filled to
overfowing with the vilest abuse and
misrt representation of Socialism.
They seek by every known method
to impress upon their readers the lie
that Socialism and Anarchy are ident-
zeal.
The object in this is very plain. They
realize the fact that Socialism is gaining
converts among the upper classes and
among those who 60 deeper into the
question of the age than the penny-a-
liners will be allowed or dare 60.
Realizing this as they do they have
taken up the Chicago affair as god-send
to enable them to couple Socialism with
Anarchy, blood, not and destruction.
They seek to crush cut the voices
HERETOFORE raised in defense of Socialism
bv Yelling Anarchist" "dynamiter, ,
"bloodletter," "rioter," assassin" ETC., in
In order to terrlfY those who have in
the past been out spoken in admitting
the existence of anything good, mora
or just in the doctrine of Socialism.
Those blood-hounds of capital, the
subsidized press, have read with tremb
ling rage the handwriting on the wall
when they read that learned professor
in Cornell university takes for subiec
upon which to lecture the-to them
hateful word, Socialism" and handles
it in a way that shows he appreciates tn,
good there is in it. The bloodhound
see that it is claiming no small share O
attention and respectful consideration
from the pulpit.
They see to their disgust that it i
accorded hearing in the most "emi
nently respectable" of the magazine
and better class vehicles of thought
They find evidence in every direction
TO prove that the detested doctrine il
growing.
This being the case, it is no wonde
the blood hounds seize on the Chicag
trouble with avldity and determine
ton to make the most Of it. and strail
every nerve to prove that the blood ant
The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-29

WHILE reading the opinions of NAL
lory, of Milwaukee, and other learned(?)
judges upon the subject of the boycott, a
thought suggests itself These profound
jurists say the boycott is illegal, is con
spiracY, Now for the thought: Is it
not fact that everc one of these self
same judges hold their Offices to-day,
more or less as the result of successful
boycott upon their opponents at the time
of the campaign and election? Did not
both the successful and defeated candi-
dates, and the friends and henchmen of
each conspire to defeat the laudable(?)
aims Of the other? Did they not circu-
late horrible stories (truthful and un-
truthfuD about each other2 Did they
not hire the press and the ward-worker
to do all in their power, by any means,
to weaken the opponents chances OF
election? The judge or anyone, who
denies the charge that the lawmakers
ana ADMINISTRATORS are elected by the
meanest sort of use of the power of the
boycott, lies and is fool; for the people
will sooner or later have sense enough
to see through the shams held up bv
these goody-goody, hypocrltical scoun,
drels. By the way, did you ever STOP
TO consider that all kinds of business
under our present system, is successful
or fails by the use of the boycott
Well, this is a fact; for what is oul
boasted open, free competition
founded upon if not the rule that every
fellow is for himself. and the devil take
care of the rest? IL doesn't require 6
profound thinker to see the common
sense in this.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-29

market; the name of the street is Des
PLANES. 1t is very narrow, and it is
rather difficult to conceive of q large
meeting in such small thoroughfare.
It also looks like bad place for battle,
as the opposing forces would be close
enough to shake hands with each other.
However, don't understand there was
any such sociable proceeding INDUCED
in on that memorable day. There are
many marks left to record the event Of
the sixth; though great number of
bul:et-holes can be seen, in windows,
doors and posts-one telegraph pole
looks as if it had served as target for a
battalion at pistol practice. There was
but one bomb thrown, and it laid out
sixty.six policemen-seven OF whom
were killed outright or have since died.
Several others are not expected to live.
The casualties on the other side were
one man killed and several slightly
WOuuCou.
am told that over 5000 has been
rendered to defend Spies, Fielding and
the others who have been arrested.
The police stations are all decorated
with crepe. The police are very hot.
and their bad blood is up; they seem to
be ready for anything thai they can do
as revenge. l will tell 'you more Of
this at another time.
arrived in Cleveland this morning
and found large number of the dele
gates on hand; others have been con-
ing in to-day, and the indications are
that there will be a large meeting
There will also be big lobby. chiefly Of
men interested in the cigarmakers' ques.
ton. 1 will try and give you some
pointers (matters that can be given to
the public) for next week.
BUCHANAN.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-29
PINKERToN THUGS.

The Gunnison land crook who sits in
the attorney generals chair in this state
has written an "opinion" in order to
Justify Governor Eaton in allowing an.
armed band of Pinkerton thugs to infest
the state of Colorado. At Marshall, the
coal company, in order to make reduc-
ton in wages possible, sent to G iicago
for carload of thugs, who came with
their Winchesters and "fortY-fves," to
over awe the miners who had, as mat
ter of fact, made not even the slightest
movement that could be tortured into
breach ofthe peace.
Governor Eaton is seen by commit
tee of workingmen t. whom he promises
that he will "see about it." He gets his
attorney general to write out an opinion"
to the effect that any company or corpor-
alton may and crn legally import or
otherwise procure any number of Pink
erton or other thugs and use them for
anv purpose they may choose, so long
as they need them to protect their prop
erty."
And all this under the eyes and by
the toleration of the man who got into
Office by posing as "the friend of the
poor man." "honest Ben Eaton" etc. etc.
Under, through and by the aid of the
flaws" Jay Gould can have United
States soldiers to assist him in defeating
and bulldozing the men who toll and
sweat; under the same laws the Mar
shall Coal company can import an
armed b nd of mercenarles who adver-
tise that they make a specially of set
tlng" strikes ard labor troubles.
How long will this state of caDitalistic
anarchy last in this ought to be fair
young republic?
The mills of the gods grind slowly,
but thev are grinding on grist which
will make very unhealthy bread for
those who use the worker but as a tool
with which to make wealth.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-05-29

In the house of representatives at
Washington the committee on Pacific
railroads consisting of Throckmorton
of Texas, Crisp, Cabell, Dunn, Bliss,
Tillman, Cultivate. Richardson. Han
back, Holmes, Hayden and Weber, on
April 27, 1885. BETRAYED the people for
coin. These Pacific railroads owe the
government $64, ,623,512 which with ac-
crued interest when their bonds mature
lin 1895-99) will be over Sl0s, 100000.
This com nittee have now reported a
bill to extend the date of the ma
turitY of this debt for sixty years.
The committee has been bribed of
course; they should be hanged and I
sincerely hope that when the Revolu-
ton breaks they will be. Make mem
orandum Of their names.