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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-24
State and County Taxes, 1885.

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AMI COUNTY
TAXES, CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA,
SAVANNA. oct. Is, 1856.
The digest is now open for the collection OF
the above Taxes, on all property, real and
personal, the specific tax on professions; also,
the POLL TAX, for EDUCATIONAL PUR-
POSES. on all MALE RESIDENTS of the
city and county, between the ages Of twenty
one and sixty years.
Office at the Court House. Hours from Q A.
n. TO 2P.M JAS. J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector O. n
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SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. IS, 1886

Edlodrd j .hiefer, Esq:
DEAR SRI had chills and fever for eleven
months, and took quinine until ! was nearly
deaffrom the effect of it, without curing them.
Three-forrths of bottle of Peruvian Cure
broke them up, and now, two months after
taking 1t, l am perfectly well and have not
felt any symptoms OF their return.
s. A. FACKLER.
Printer on Mystic Brotherhood.
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DIR. 8. Latimer Phillips,

Formerly House Surgeon to the Presbyterian
Eye. Ear and Throat Charity Hospital, Balti-
more, Nd. will engage in the special prac-
tice of Eye, Ear and Throat Diseases, at l6l
South Broad street.
Office hours: & A. NJ to 9PM
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Dividend No, 4.

OFFICE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT CoMPANY,)
SAvANNAH. GA, Oct. 10, 1886
A dividend of ONE. AND ONE-HALF per
centum has this day boon declared from
earnings Of last quarter, payable at this office
on and after NOVEMBER Is next, to stock
holders Of record this day,
LEWIS G. LILLE,
Spcratarv
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Notice.

Neither the Masters nor Consignees of the
Norwegian barks 'Patent," Morgansen, Mas
ter, and "Latona," Jacobsen. Master. will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crews of said vessels.
AR.SALAS &CO.. Consiguees.
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Notice.

Neither the Master nor the Agents of the
British steamship "Hay Green" will be re-
sponslble for any debts contracted by the
crew. WILnER & CO., Agents.
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DIR. 7. ]. Charlton. IT.,

Offers his professional services to the citizens
of Savannah. Office 81 Whitaker street
Residence las Perry street.
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Savannah and Tybee Railway Com
panY.

OFFICE OF TREASURER, Ill BAY ST.
SAVANNAH, Oct. Z, 1886. I
By resolution of the Board of Directors
adopted this day. second installment of
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. of the Prefer
red Capital Stock Is called for. payable at this
office ON or before the EIGHTH (Sth) DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1885.
JOHN W. BURROUGHS,
Treasurer,
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Aurtton $alRe Future Days.
Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.
@. II. DORsETT. Auctioneer.


VIII sell on the premises No. 3s Charlton
etreet, between Price and Habersham, al
IL O'Clock, on TUESDAY. 10Th inst, the en-
tire furniture, consisting of:
Parlor Suit In Walnut and Rep Rocker,
Marble Top Tables, two Carpets, Fancy Ta9
bles, Clock, Vases, Pictures, Ornaments,
Cigar Stand, Elegant Folding Bed with Mir
ror a very handsome. ornamental and useful
article of furniture; Marble Top side board,
Extension Table, New Home Machine, nou
yet unpacked; Dining Room Chairs, Lounge.
Gate City Filter. Desk, Lamps, New Ice
Chest, Sofa, Bedroom Set marble Top, OIL
Cloth, Single Bedsteads, a very handsome
Walnut Wardrobe, just purchased.
N. Blake Broughton and Habersham
cars and stop at Charlton street.
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Goal.
Fresh Coal at Low Prices.

Broken, 81 90 per net Ton Delivered
Egg, 4 80 per net Ton Delivered
stove, . 90 per net Ton Delivered
GRAETnAM /. rAGGART,
l2l Bay street.
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houses ann stnrrs TOR Rent.


nor RENT, middle house in row commenc-
II ing northeast corner Barnard and Bolton
streets. Fine and healthy locality and house
of modern improvements. Apply to G.. Gu.
GEMUNDEN, corner st. Julian and Whlta-
ker streets.
UNOR RENT, wo-story dwelling, kitchen
IL attached, with water and stable in yard,
on Anderson, second door from Lincoln street;
possession gwen Nov. LIST. Apply to j. NC
GIELEY, No. 100 Henry street, or at premises.
TNOR RENT, the desirable three story brick
Il dwelling No. 81 Abercorn street. Is pro-
vlded with water and gas, and has good
two-story outbuilding attached. Apply to
JOHN FLANNERY co.
NOR RENT, tenement No. 70 Cassel Row,
II st. Julian, near Abercorn street. III. j .
THoMAssoE, ia Bryan, near Drayton
street.
/ LNOR RENT, 2Iz story brick house III Barn
II ard street, possession lst November. APP
ply l9l Broughton street.
COR RENT, the house, with store, CO
II Broughton street; also. basement rooms.
| Apply "a Lincoln street.
TNOR RENT, house on Hall street Apply
i att. VESSELS, Huntington and Price
streets,
Tor RENT, one good two-story house, D..
Il b. LESTER.
LNOR RENT, nine-room house near For.
Il Byth Park, with modern improvements
Apply TO w. +. CHAPLIN, Howard and
GwinDett streets.
EOR RENT, frame dwelling, corner Bar
II nard and McDOnough streets, fronting
Orleans square. N. G. MILLS.
NOR RENT, Nov. LIST, store and dwelling
II Wost Broad and Anderson streets Ap
ply l4 Hull street
nor RENT, a very desirable residence. No
II 100 GwiDnett street, west side OF Park,
with modern improvements, beautiful hower
garden. outhouses, etc. m apply to WAL
NOR RENT, the premises at present occu-
ii, pied by the Southern Bank and couple
OF oflIces overhead. Also. two sets of rooms
for offices in the new Southern Bank build
ing. Apply at the Bank.
ITOR RENT, "a nicely furnished house, with
il southern front and cheerful surround
ings. In quiet nei9hborhood. G. II. DOR
SETT, l5G Bay.
nor RENT, the house No. 2s Lincoln street.
II Apply corner Broughton.
NOR RENT. one two-story house corner
IL Bull street and First avenue; several
Lovers lane and Waters road; building lots
at EaatlaDd 500. TO 81 a mouth. Apply to DIR.
L. A. FALLIGANT, l5l South Broad street,
at O'Clock q, 10.
TOR RENT. a fine dwelling house No. l5l
II Taylor street. with all conyeniences; pos
eesslon given Nov. Let. Apply 70 j. n.
BROOKS, 1875 Bay street.
INOR RENT, dwelling houke No. III Gordon
IL street, near Bull street; possession given
az once. J. r. BROOKS, 1856 Bay street.
ICOR RENT, two story house on English
| II basement. with garden attached, No. 81
| Charlton street. Possession given Oct I. APP
J DlY 10 GEO. w. OWENS. il3 Bat atroet.
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MtiarellarFnffH.


SEO0 REWARD is offered to any houses
CCUU that will sell cheaper goods than3
JACOB COHEN. just 90 there and look az
his immense stock of Jerseys, Ladies', Misses
and Children's Cloaks, in the latest styiess
Also. look at 54-inch FrecOt at S5c. No hner
assortment of Infants Closks. Sacques, Caps
Leggins aud worsted Shoes can be found I'M
New York city. Plain and Embroidered
Flannels are less than raw WOOL The nicest;
selection of White and Scarlet Vests for La
dies, Gents and Children to be found any
where A full line of Corsets, Shawls. Cloves
Blankets and Comforts at almost any price,
The largest stock of Domestic Goods at bot
tom prices. Don't forget the number-l53
Broughton street.
SAVANNAH INTELLIGENCE OFFICEi
- 14S Liberty street, third door northwest
whitaker. Apply at the above for butlerss
cham bermaids. house girls. cooks, waters,
nurses, hostiers, etc. n. B.--Ne guarantees
lrst-class servants. p. B BRACkWELL a.
co. IL. THOMAS. Agent.
DIANOS AND ORGANS tuned and re.s
i paired Tuning either by the year or
single tuning; all work thoroughly warrants
cd; tuning Squares and Uprights by the year4
of four tunings, 81; Concert Grands, $40 sind
gle tuning squares and Uprights, 81 SOC
Grands, 81; We have an excellent tuner
sCHREINER'S MUSIC HOUSE.
DIANOs CAREFULLY MOVED on a first
l class spring dray, specially made for
that purpose. by long experienced men. Price
from parlor floor to p&rlor floor, 81 80; 50 cents
duulbtohdl LOT edcu huultlOuht uoor DOAlnA
! and shipping promptly attended to. SCHlsEI-1
NERS MUSIC HOUSE.
lust RECEIVED another lot of those Cabi
~ net size Frames; also, Gilt by 10 Frames
| Ioothpicks, Cigar Lighters, Curd Presses)
| Chldren's Masks, Rubber Dolls, Rubber RatS
| ties, Rolly Pollys, at l54 Bryan street. r. @
| CONNELL.
| DElC0NRI Weak aud undeveloped parts
Ln0UIanL. of the body enlarged anQ
| strengthened, Description medical testimo1
| ny etc, mailed sealed, free. ERIE MEDIA
| CAL co.. swan Street, Buffalo. n. Y.
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Spersai Nntirre.
A Card.

A Card.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. %, 1886.
To the Editor SdUdnnah Nelos:
Having heard of my name being connected
with a circular sent out to the naval stores
manufacturers, / will state / have no con-
nection with the same. have seen the docu-
ment and have also had several letters writ
ten me ON the subject, none OF which ap-
prove Of, as they contain assertions which l
am satisfied arefslse. Il, w. TERRY,
DR.. II. y. COlding,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Office No. los Jones street. corner Drayton
street.
N. E. SOlOmOns,
Teacher of Music, Concert and Recital Plan
list. Address, 65 Jefferson street.
Townsend, Cheap Printer,
So BAY STREET.
Telephone "S4l."
1t simply impossible for anyone to do better
work than Townsend.
He works to please
Call on him.
He wants your trade.
Notice.
All bills against the British steamship
Mozart" Sawyer, Master, must be presented
at our office by or before 12 NJ. MONDAY,
Oct %, or payment thereof will be debarred.
A. MINIS n SONS,
Consignees.
Notice.
All bills against the British steamship
"Wolviston," Edmondson, Master, must be
presented at our Office by or before 12 NJ.
MONDAY. Oct. %, or payment thereof will
be debarred. A. MINIS Il SONS,
CODsignees,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-24

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ynr Observation-Disclosures

DIANOS FOR RENT.-Alwhys IN stock a
full supply OF Renting Pianos, at from
VI to IS per month. All styles, Squares and
Uprights. Rented Pianos kept in time and
order free Of charge, LUDDEN BATES
MUSIC HOUSE.
LNOR RENT, the premises No. 80 York street,
Il near Drayton, lately occupied by BOWL
inS Bros. rs a livery and boarding stable;
possession given Immediately. Apply to III.
L. BOTTS & co., Jos Bay street.
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ofice No. los Jones street, corner Draytor
street
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SAFE.

NOR SALE, fine Walnut Bedroom Set, Stee
II Springs, Moss Mattress, Feather Bed and
Pillows, Mosquito Net, Mahogany Folding
Water Cooler and Fire Utensils-all as good
as new. viii be sold cheap for cash. Apply
1879 Perry street.
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as.iarrlllnrnuo zlyaufa.

WANTED, board in private family, strictly
w private boarding house, by young
man; terms must not exceed $40 per month !;
good reference. Address 2. 0. Box SIS.
WANTED, a small house or fiat, north of
w Liberty, west of Abercorn. Apply 81
Montgomery street.
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nor RENT, middle house in row commence
II ing northeast corner Barnard and Bolton
streets. Fine and healthy locality and house
of modern improvements. Apply to G. Gu.
GEMUNDEN, corner st. Julian and Whlta-
ker attracts.
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OYsTERs by the quart or gallon, opened
y irssh ayery daY. at THE ARC AbE.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03

fAso LEI NoRrE. July la. V. Cutting,
an American, publishes q paper in this
city which is printed in Spanish and Eng.
lush. In one OF his issues Cutting took
oecasion to excoriate Amidis Medina. a
Mexican OF q noriously bad character. for
which Medina had Cutting arrested, and
the local court, not content with COMPEL.
ing Cutting to publish a retraction, threw
him into jail, where he was rudely treated.
Cutting finally secured his release, crossed
over to Ell Paso, and above his OWL sigma
tnre, in last Sundays edition Of the Ell
Paso Herald, published a bitter attack
upon Medina. Medina, who is influential,
had Cutting arrested when he recrossed
the river and thrown into q dungeon.
Cutting asserted his nationality, and
claimed the protection OF the Amer
lean consul. Brigham Immediately
insisted upon his release and
a promised that Cutting would
be released, but tie authorities violated
their pledge. Consul Brigham ascertained
this TACT yesterday and at once made a
prompt demand for the release OF Cutting,
declaring that unless his demand wal COM
piled with he would lay the case before the
State Department at Washington. The
was discussed in the Alcadss court
yesterday, when it was clearly demon.
that Cutting wal imprisoned for
the second offense to crafty personal
This ~offense, if such It can be
called, WAS committed ON the American
side OF the river, beyond the Jurisdiction OF
the Mexican courts, get, despite this fact,
the Mexican authorities persist in holding
Cutting accountable and retaining him in
The case 10 aggravated by the
Tact that other Americans have been sub.
)ected to similar indignities illegally and to
the hatred OF Mexican enemies.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
PENNSYLVANIA DErAUhrEr.
Experts Examining the Books to Discover
the Extent,

Experts Examining the Books to Dissolve,
tho Extent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-The heavy
de%falcation Of the Treasurer OF the Chesa.
peake and Delaware Canal Company dis.
covered yesterday, continues to be the
main topic OF discussion in financial circles.
Several experts have been set to work at
the books OF the, corporation and they are
busiiy engaged to-day in examining the
accounts to ascertain whether the
populations of James A. L. Wilson, the
absconding Treasurer, aggregate more than
he acknowledges in his written confession
to President Dillingham;. The latter has
sworn out a warrant Tor the arrest of both
Wilson n Henry Y. Leily, the former
Secretary and Treasurer of the company,
charging them with endorsement. A de.
scription OF Wilson is furnished to the de.
tective department and telegraphed to all
the police districts in the United States,
Canada, Europe and elsewhere. 1.-The chief
OF detectives believes the fugitives have
gone to Canada and that without doubt
the largest holders Of the stock of the con-
are the United States Government
and the State Of Maryland, while bonds
are owned by a number OF prominent geo.
PIC AZ Wis clIy. MonrOe y. ROBINSON pos"
sessing nearly $500, 900 worth.
The company makes the following state
ment: The defalcations OF the treasurer of
this company having been discovered this
day, the interest oar due July /, 1886,
will not be paid until further notice and an
extension Of the loan cannot he carried In
the mode provided for. The holders of the
OF the loan are requested to
produce them at once at the Office of the
company for examination. Transfers Of
stock and loan will not be made until fur
ther notice. By order bf the Board Of
Directors, J. E. Gilllneham, President.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
At H RACE TRACK.
Arrival Of the Balloon aud Several
More Fast Horses.

| Arrival Of the Balloon and Several
More Fast Horses.
The work ofpreparing the race track for
next weeks sport is going bravely on, and
everything will be 'ship-shape" On Sunday.
The new grand stand, the restaurant, the
bar and the dining room will be ready for
the reception OF visitors, and an immense
crowd will certainly be accommodated.
The new grand stand is a beauty. 1t
stables have oil been whitewas:ed and
painted, and look very pretty. Horsemen
are loud in their praise OF the new arrange
mcnts.
Sam Scott arrived yesterday with ibis
famous trotter Ranchero-record, 2:24iR2,
made on the Butte track.
Phil Evans has sent Moslem up for the
800 class.
8. E. Larabie sends Easel for the big
stake, and another for the 800 class.
Jack Jorgens will be here on Saturday
with Happy Jack and one other.
Rafferty, will arrive from Helena OF Sat
urday with Rolla, for the 3:0Oclass. Rolla
is said to be very fast.
A very large and handsome new balloon
arrived yesterday for the use Of Prof. J. r.
Elliott. Guy x. Piatt, OF the Inter Noun
tain, is firm in his determination to make
the ascension with the Professor on Sun.
day afternoon. The event wi doubtless
DO witnessed by thousands, as there will be
no necessity for sitting out in buggies or
carriages. The grand stand is perfectly
protected against sun, wind or rain. The
seats are wide and furnished with backs,
and a magnificent view can be had of the
entire race course. No one need stay away
for fear OF not being comfortable. There
is not a grand stand in the Northwest that
is so large or convenient as the one on the
Butte course.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
BLOODY
Result Of One of the Peculiar Feuds OF
Mississippi.

Result of One of the Peculiar Feuds Of
Mississippi.
New ORLEANS, July la special to the
Tines-Democrat from Meridian, Missis.
sippi, says; IA terrible tragedy occurred
five : miles south OF Scookba, Kemper
County, Mississippi, yesterday. The fam.
lilies Of George N. Gullett and j. Barlow
lived in the same house. The men were
partners in farming and while resting at
Gullett fell asleep. An alteration
occurred between Barlow and his wife
and Mrs. Gullett which aroused Gullett.
He went into the room and asked
what the matter was. Barlow began GUESSING
him saying that he had wanted to kill him
for SOM time and would do it then. Selling
a gun at the same time. Gullett sprang to
a bureau drawer for a pistol and shot Bar
low in the neck. While he was in the act OF
firing, Barlow dropped his gun and ran to
the fence, when Gullett picked up the gun
and shot him dead. Turning he discovered
wife in the act of killing his wife
with an axe, ~whereupon he fired the remain
ing charge at Mrs. Barlow killing her in
Gullett surrendered to the au
thoritles.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
Again the Bank President,

BosroN. July 1.-Richmond l.. Lane,
President OF the Abingdon Bank, who was
arrested in Portland late last night was ar
raigned before q United States Commits.
Toner in this city to-day. Bank Examiner
Gatchell testified that an examination
oil the banks affairs had not been
completed, but that the funds fraudulently
obtained would probably amountto $685.
900. OF this sum $40, 900 is represented
by notes in different names to cover drafts
on the redemption agent Of the bank, and
about S49, 900 represents over drafts.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
THREE SHOOTING sCRAPEs
At n Near Dillon-No Good Cause For
Either.

Either.
Special to III MINER.
DILLON. Mont, July To-day has de
veloped three shooting scrapes in this vi
cinity, at least one OF which will prove
fatal. On Sunday at 4 p. M. James sulii.
van' a placer miner, Was shot through the
breast ny Henry Lane. the discoversr OF
the Big Hole digginss, the wound being uu.
doubleday fatal. The men were drinking
in Fraser's saloon at Big Hole, Lane step.
ped out o! the door, Sullivan following
him, and without saying a word Lane
drew his pistol and shot Sullivan
and then ran into the timber. He
came back at $50 and when informed
that Sullivan was probably dying he
struck ont for Idaho, and has not been
seen since. No cause is known for the kill.
ing as the men had always been the best OF
friends, even up to the time Of the shooting.
ABOUT A GAME OF WHIST.
Last night about s O'Clock John Shaw
reached the tin mines twenty-five miles
from Dillon in Madison County and
stopped at Kline's tent. and In Il few min
utes a man by the name of Farrell
came in and said: II an a son
Of b am !; take that
God damn you" and blazed away
with his pistol, the bullet passing through
Shaw's hips, intlicting a very serious wound,
which, considering that he is go years OF
age, is likely to prove fatal. As
soon as he was shot, Shaw pulled
his pistol, and. staggering around the
tent, ran Fairei into the bushes,
but was so weak he could not cock the gun
SO as to shoot. The men had previously
quarreled over a game OF whist and Shaw
had abused and struck Farrell. Sheriff
Jones and Deputy Murray have gone to
arrest Farrell.
WATER RI0HTs INVOLVED.
About 10 o'clock this morning, John
Hams and j. E.. Horton. two farmers, five
miles from here, quarrelled over a water
ditch. Horton shot at Hams once but
him. The ball going between
his legs, the powder burning his
pants. Hams then damned Horton with
his fist until he was severely punished, and
Hams had to come to Dillon t o have
badly broken left hand repaired.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-03
news NOTES Of ALL SORTS,
organization Of q Law and Order
League throughout the Cities
Of the United States,
Trial OF the Boycotters In New Yorl
Another Large shipment Of
Gold to Europe.
The Sullivan Mitchell Contest Declared
OF BY the Police - Tragedy
in Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Several important
neetings.of theleaders OF the Law and Orde,
League have been held recently, both hert
and at sedalia. Prominent officers Of the
League say these meetings have been much
more general in character than those pre-
v1ously held, the intention being to estab
llsh an organization from one end of the
country to the other in support of law and
order. which can be largely m assed il neces.
sary at one point. For instance, in the
case OF trouble at St. Louis which the
League here could not cope with, the prep.
arations being made are for the purpose
OF enabling the local officials to call on
Ch'c;'go Or any other ploce for reinforce
ments, the members being bound to an.
e such call at a moments notice. Th,
organization in this respect is partaking
more OF the character of National
minute men, though the members say they
hope they will never be called upon to per-
form that kind of duty. As q means of
getting the forces out on q few moments
notice the address of all members, business
n residence are taken. The league, which
had it's origin in Sedalia has been
rapidly fathered by some OF the leading
secret society men in the country, Legion
OF Honor members and Masons being
prominent. The workings and manage
ment OF these societies have been ~consoli-
dated and the best points called out in
order to secure large and effective member
ship us soon as possible, and at the same
time to keep it secret. They have been
very successful in the latter regard, and it
is only with the greatest labor that any.
thing reliable as to the workings can be
ascertained. Beginning at Sedalia and
spreading to Desoto and Hannibal it
soon, taken up by St. Louis
it really began to boom and spread
rapidly to Carondelet, Believille, Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Rochester, Milwau.
kee and Baltimore, in about the order
named, and it is o on q strong foothold
IN Iowa and Kansas and other states.
Within the points named it has reached a
membership Ut over II, 900, over 5000 OF
which are in the State OF Illinois: Included
IA the membership, it is said, are a large
number OF laboring men, engineers, con.
1uctors and Knights OF Labor, who express
firm allegiance to the league In preference to
any other order.
The principal object is to prevent labor
and the discontinuance OF
and boysotts. The latter comes in |
or particular condemnation. A commit. |
zee OF the league is to be appointed to in
7~estigate all boycotts, and where the EN-.
is found to be unjust, to let him
alone; but where the employer has given no
cause for such extra lie measures, then to |
70 to his assistance.