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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
SUICIDE or ROBERT w. ALSTON.
TRAGIC END OF MEMBER OF PROMINENT
GEORGIA FAMILY.

TRAGIC END OF A MEMBER OF A PRoMiNh"i
GEORGIA FAMILY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. % (Specidn olN,h
.udtor,. office WAS thro wn into commoton this morn
ins BY tho suicide OF Robert W. Al''op' W
ceorg,o who WAS appointed clerk In tn"'
ofaca Ann, months ago. He had been drinking heaV"J
for several days and when he arrived at tho ONCE a'
morning he was In O state Of nervous e1citomeh~ i
ona or bs division said wonld excuse him Tor tne
dsv but he went to his desk with the REMARK a."
going 10 put an end TO this thing Soon aitor"au ITO
drew ANAL pistol from his pocket and pefore HIS io
could interfere sent bullet crashing through
his brain and fell TO the floor dead man. Young As'o"
bslonged to prominent Georgia family, most OF lho
nals m.mbors of which for several generations died
v,,h THAR boo,s on He was born in South Carolina
about twenty-seyen years ago. His father, Co'oho'
. Bob" Alston, was prominent man j"
Georgia politics, and stanoh supporter
NJ Ceneral Gordon Colonel Astons death was no ies'
,rayc than that OF his son. He killed six or seven
wars ago in the State Capitol az Az
Isnta after a desperate duel with Captain
Cox The trouble grew out oil pon'o~
rhree unces OF the young man who Killed hinseH W.
d.y fell in duels after they had killed one or more mo"
ocn in m,lar encounters The grsnduncle OF the suo
Iect Of to-day's tragedy. whose name was i''oe,'
Aston. killed three In duels In Floriua
and the Governor Of that State offered re-
ward OF $500 for hm. one day there ro"'
~ to the hotel At Valley FORGE Ga. man on morse
hack who coOllv read the Offer OF reward posteu On
door of tne mouse aud got hls dinner .heL
w.re nbout fifty front OF the hOtel. Mneh W
.tranyer cane from the Gning-room ne louhu hnse
ami the offered reward the subjects o., o. tuu f'a
they could meat Robert Alstou shyIuS that IL 'eJ Wv
n,t 50 500 would theirs Walking cooiiy up 70 she
win wo drawn derrinser' Asou S%T 70 tsSe him NJ
one moved Aston mounted his horse and roae away
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NO ATTENTION PAID TO KAULBAks.
THE sopEANJr WILL MEET OF SUNDAY "A LEA


SOPHIA. Oct 23.-General Kaulbars mas de-
manded OF the Bulgarian Government the pos'pono"o
OF the meeting Of the sobranje The Governmen. aa'o
refused to accede to his demand and have star'u ,o
Tirnoya TO attend tho sessions OF the so'ran)e "'
begins next Wednesday.
Prince Alexander has requested the sobrane 10 R"o''
him AS a candidate for the Bulgarian throne
Tho Bulgarian Government are endeaV'rns ~ 20
suade the Rumelian Deputies TO refrain from
the sobranie on the day when successor W ''"0
Alexander "a chosen The majority OF them have prom
ised remain away ,u.a
VIENNA, Oct 23.-Communcations nave oeen ''00..o
here from the Bulgarian Government stating .us
do not intend 10 numuate Prince Alexander as na,
die for the Bug throne and that they w, Nv nro %
er meet that the business OF eectng ruler can oo
cetded with for long time yot. Bulgaria uas 7o 49,
Barou Eranger, the French banker. To negoliate
of 80 900 900 nj par with per cent Interest on t
curltv OF the ZarbrOd and Vaksrei Itaiw Tnn.
reouSst has be made to the Lander Bank oi vienna"
PuuIPPoPOI 8 Oct 23.-fhe persons recently a.
rested at Es Saghfa on the charge OF Delhg @ re
in a conspiracy against the government h"'o "''" ~
leas Du pArO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
ANOTHER SEAT FOR THE PAI;NELLlIES.
JusrIN M'CARTHYs VICTORY OVER CHARLES 4.
IFWIs CONSERVATIVE.

LONDONDERRY, Oct. 23.-Justin Mccarthy
Parnete bas been awarded the scat IN tho House OF
Commons which he contested for the recent election
against Charles Edward Lewis Conscrvativr) Mi.
ewis has sat for Londonderry ever snce le|Z I'D vi"
rscent election the poll counted Mr. LOWS l'si
- and Mr. Mccarthy I77s, and the seat was
.w,rded TO tho former up date has occupie H.
Although Mr. McC arthy at once entered protest snu
ns since heeu pushing claim To the seat baslhR
MS case largely upon allegations % ileSal ,
mo upon the part Of MS opponent To-Day sr.
s's ,k c"nnsil .nandouei hi clients clan, aud Tue
.eat was declared to be Mr.. McCarhy'- Tho case has
heon warmly contested from ne stare ana tue "n
of inc result has caused u.uch exrtcneht
m the city Mr.. Mccarthy ai'o has the >eat LOT o""
,nrd Countv winch he ohtaued without opposition
Insticr o. Brien who presided over tho trial. saiu
when Mr. l,wiss counsel withdrew his client RON .ae
contest n At hs woui post pOne formally anh"unoins
Sis as to whether the rrsnlt or tho case
he IN, award OF the to Mr.. Mccarthy un Non ay
nevt The Judge declared that h. mado TINS neiaV III
the interest OF peace Londonderry ana he security Va
uie and properly. The delay however VIII maze mo no
diff renee in resut whch Will DC tue seans VI INV
| to q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

Hawthorne herself is sufficiently strong to attrac'
the public Critics assert that she initiates eai""
Bernhardt whom she somewhat resembles
Lord Aberdeen, who since his Irish experience
steadily making progress sapoitician,is building
handsome house in Grosvenor Square wh'ch WI"
cost vast sum of money, and when hrished DC oiio
.of the finest residences in the West End.
A cold shiver is running through the Clvli ser
vice. 1t is reported that Sir NJ Ridleys committee
intends TO increase the Civil Service hours OF eh-
ployment by one whole hour per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
,NcpNpIARY TALK OF SOCIALISTS.

LONDON, Oct 23.-The Socialists OF London
gave "A banquet tonight in honor OF Mr. Wii'amS Que
of their leaders who recently released from prison.
A number Of inceDdisry speeches we're maue MI
ouecb the Editor OF Justice said that II peacelui eI
forts failed, hundreds OF thousands oi pe'so"' "o
radv m sand behind barrlcades and take pot shots at
in.lr enemies Mr.. Hyudman Said the Iroposeu pIo,
crssop of ne poor pie Of London IN lord Mayors
nv I'D nor been aband oned, and that the Aldermen
were shaking ike i-iytshos al the ldca ol iheouhs
their M mserable, poverty stricken fellow-ctIZehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
CLIMBING DOWN THE FIRE ESCAPES.

fire started in the engine-rOOm In the base
ment OF the factory on the southeast cor"e
NJ Canal and Centre sts at p yeAteriay Eriapger
g i,shmapu propretors of tho City Button Works, 90
amy ,hs buiipx Half dozen young won n were AZ
work OH the top floor when the factory began 70 ~.
wth smoke One OF them rushed down stairs tnrpu. .n
,h nut ne Others climbed own the microscopes
On the canal Street front Thev reached the STREET III
safety cbeeret by largo crowd when ma. como.ao, @
Ssvsra men went tho same way. Inc nremrh soou
eYt,n9u,shei the flames Erlanger Llebmanns st"os
vas damayed about 50, ,000 The amount OF tneir ."
suranco was not known.
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.Asc nr FISHING VESSEL AND TEN MEN.

Bosros, Oct % (Specat)-On August IL thc
,o wou.ou sailed from Gloucester for the GEORGES
on a eodashlug voyage. aud nothing has peen neafa
Irom her siuce Her have given her up LOT o'
sh. carried crew Of men. a. follows; |n'r'e' Do'
master, native Of sheburne N b. VINO 'o"'e' >, ,ns
.h,drsn IN tnis city; John Doty. son OF the
a .,.r angle. Alexander Topper, belonging 'h
n'ono..,.r who leaves . vito and three children !
Er,nt whitney OF Mt Desert VINO leave: nns wItS anu
twn children; Joseph Monroe, natyo .. air
wv raar.. wifa and children in gloucester 49,
sr wnS M.rt,n. OF salmon River. N 81 Geosye mSkT''
Calvin Cook and Hugh craig NATIVES o. orv's % Raw n =
aby 1hn h.ve followed fishing from douW Wonson & Co..
Seasons. ,nt in Essox in 1868 She wxs Oh ny nv NV
son. and was insured the Gloucester rd Ssoo on ner
snce Company for $l'soo on '''''' ""N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CHICAGO Oct 2S-The Chicago Glass Manufacturing WORKS
az Foretl.st and Wentworth ave- were ourhe' 'h's ~
noon Loss O.UOO insurance, S3OOOo
PHILADELPHIA Oct 23 (SpecidD.-The largo staoIeS vi
osepb Detwer Thomas Bacon at Second anu iasAer
ats were DESTROYED by fire this afternoon togetner
horses and mules causing loss Oh s%o"oo
insurance. ,,-,..s
MONTREAL Oct 23.-The Spring Vale Mil at h'chnon'
Mills Quebec owned by the Canadian racnc h"""y .o %
- go ,roved bv Are on Thursday night. Loss. Sl7OOOO
msnred for the full AMOUNT the Mutual Union Insurance
Company, OF New York
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FAST OCEAN MAIL SERVICE FOR CANADA.

OTTAWA, Oct. 23.-Ihe Government have
sent circulars to steamship asking Tor ten
d.rs for fast ocean mail service The conditions set
forth ia the circulars that the contractors snail
MAINTAIN a regular line Of stanch and powerful
steamers to perform weekly voyages between Llvefpoo
oud Quebec IN the aud between Liverpool ana
Halifax and Portland IN the WINTER the steamers 10
make nfty-two voyages each way during each year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
wprcKED BYA SPIKED FROG.

p,rrspUnc, Oct. 23 (Specian.-As the resn. re ,n.
n...,nyer train from Coalport to Cre'so%, vn s.o
cls.rnsd Crssson and Now-YoFa snor. % S'.,.as from
was on way down tho sr'uo ,n Iooowo,iv. jumped
tho Two Sn1 went steep t"I1as n
twice In its Tho passenger coaches remained
jurins .n srscf frog had been spiked some lorme
Hungarian employees OF tho road arc suspeo'oa VI 'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
RrRTAL OF HENRY LEWIS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % lSpecidD.
rv. TN. we'll. known merchant. was buried this after
noon from 81. Lukes Church. Germantown. As mAtN
of respect TO the dead man a principal dry
commiaaor iobbing aud yarn houses were cao.vs
twssn and 3 O'Clock. A largo number OF prom'"s"'
.itixens attended tho obsegueA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
- rIrOrrOy FORGERY.

~ To,rwars Ohio Oct. % (SpecsaD.-The in
.,s,an ., ,.,, v..r. election forgery promises TO
Altar ,ne present political canvas Is over
T%s Of Hu..s, ..uosr.phe brought IN the
.as to him by Granville one of the accused
Granville told that sss tSTss MS. SH john
~ NJ W., .r 9rsnvllle declared that County C,ssa
o,ss hSd been but refused to DO more ns"
isaye bis safo open
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rys u.pKsr FOR PRINT CLOTHS

F.u RIVER, Oct. % lSpecidN.-Ihc marKcs
for prlu,s continues nrm at previous quotations 80
auction of 1000 pieces was made In the s.oeA om
49, en-. ,..t report Tho sales, which compr'seo
% ooo moi, and % 600 futures made up OF 23'o00
80 e,o0 So. aud 1000 64l Producson %, tao,ov" ,S
ouas Gslyeries 1872 900 pieces stock, 2sooo pieces
panS .aies. lO7 900 piecoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
GERMAN SPIES ARRESTED IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 23.-TwO Germans named Es-
nyer and Wenze nave been arrested at La Fere Cham
pepoise on tho OF being spies They have al
n,tted that they making plans OF the lors anu
nnte I'm that part of tAe for the German Gov
erDment They say they receive q sovereign iof edch
letter they sent containing military diagrams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

~ ,vreYoAy RIVAL OF SI0S0s LUc0L
60. a." penn oct. % (Speciab.-Dr. h. Y.
ohAnON' ,n.. hs has discovered nutrmens
sner ...s.,n ne TO the exclusion Of food lefs mere
when Tor Wsshin ston who're he VIII make puons
t to.1,sf - the virtues Of his discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
DECISION IN FAVOR OF COAL MINERS.

EDINBURGn, Oct. 23-In the dispute between the
Fife and Clackmannan coal mine proprietors ana the
coers the arbitrator has decided that the former
broke their contracts in restricting the output OF coal
and condemned them TO pay tine OF hve shiilings
day to miners thrown of work by the restriction
anS The cost of the inquiry The decision s OF great
mnortance throughout all of Scotland, where restric-
ton is general and no fewer than 5000 mi1ers are
sasctea sas adr relative to the question Of restriction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Major Scho-
fold. who has charge of tho ceremonies attending 'ne
unveins of the Barhold statue next Thursday caes
At tho white House to-day and had an interview WIN
the President with regard to tho lAtters 80.
,n m. c.remonisa The President and most OF Nw an.
.b,n.t will attend but tho details OF tho Wy Mrs
Work ba ye NOT beon completed Itis ofcors
will accompany the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

under the guiso OF converted CatnoAc priest
upon the archbishop OF Dublin and many
in church circles, and who. at the request Vi 'e
Clergy men, OBLIGATED In their pulpita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
INTERCEssIoN FOR sPROULE.

OTTAWA, Oct. 90 (SpeciaD The Mayor OF
Victoria British Columbia. arrived here Tonight 10 "
duce the Government repreve Sprone. the muruerI
Tne Deputy Minister of Justice says tna respite win
hp gl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
c,,p,oIrs ACTION OF rue FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

CURIOUS ACTION OF THEFRENCH GOVEKNMENI'
PARIS. Oct. pa curious discovery is now
puzzing the the politicians OF Paris Recently WORK
mens congress was held In the city Of Lyons Ihe al
tendance was large AMI the delegates were enthuasc
Al ono Of the sessions tho Anarchist element seoufou
nrsdomnapce. Tney became rampant and finally tore
down the trcoor 1t now transpros that the congress
WAS subsidized by the Cove rnment explained taa
the pro posai to hold tho congress- ala not meet VIII
Lockroy, Minister of Commerce, In order TO save the
project from failure obtained railway passes lor All tno
dele gates who would 20 and provided $3.50 from the
stae treasury TO hep pay inc OF the conRre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
EARTIIQUAK IN GREECE
EARIIIQUAk IN HKTECT.
ATHENS, Oct 23.-A shock of earthquake
was felt here to-day.
nrrvIxc THE DOMINION CRUISERS.

DEFEING Tile lJOhlNiON oNCiS'>"7'
HALIFAX. Oct. 23.-Advices from Aspy Bay,
Game North state that fleet OF American vessels has
heen in that vicinity week fishing with seres ana
hooks clear to the Cape and getting from fourteen to
thirtv.four barrels daily. Sometimes they ran among
nets belongngto A.py Bay fishermen and caused them
great loss Once cruser Acadia bound porth
a,e m strht and cleared out, but as 500 as
Inc stoamer disappeared the Yankees returned ine
Hewlett and other famous cruisers Inieht ah mo" po
afr,ra IA far as protection here 10 concerned FROM
October TO November this is ten times more import p
ent dshinR ground than 10 Prince Edward Island ono
msrican vessel secured nearly full fare In the vicinity
Of Aspy Bay In one day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
e....rnpn or CHARGE OF MIrRDER.

srrvENs PoIST VIA. Oct 23iaw{er Hsseltins W. S
yentng acnnitteA murder OF A. Morse WEI
bsnker several ago Morse was shot by ,
while rid ing his buggy Haseitine iasi
Insane the sudden Mseo'eiJ e'
he ~. ntiste friend Morse had led his wife astrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
TIRED OF MARRIED LIFE IN SIX WEEKS

TTRED OF WdHHIED HITH I' D'-f
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. % LSpeciaD. Thomas
King vas married sI weeks to-day. His wife TINS
afternoon charged him before Judge smith WIN ueser
No., .,o ahuss King stated that he did not ike mar
rtsd fe WA tired wife. and wanted TO go pscK W
irriand The iudgo committed him for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
sMrcGLEn OPIUM SEIZED.


oct 23Customs officers yesterday madea
of opium ON steamer city OF Peking when To-
Gently arrived from Hong Kong The drug was io""" IN
~scL ss, OF merchandise consigned 10 Chinese hrmA
NEGRO KILLED FOR THEFT .
pooSEvrLK No. Oct 23 For some time o1n1 Az ,ha " aw
.nsraoes have been committing depreiAuons IN tue v"
ard Comfy river about Booneseoro s @ hs sass
rty ~ rsents the house Oh hin SoVpe, o
~ he - NJ and fired through the wndowa AAns ~oS~
M ami seriousiy woundng stephen Fox.
AN ELECTION CLERK sESTEncEsD, ,...,o. a,
cwcAoo Oct 2aJohn Mullen the essss ,e 81 on rcxis
the Flrst Precinct Of the First Ms ths morning
ratlon eny Contempt COURT Tho judes sent NJ" "
l County Jaii for nry asss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
.r,nnr AnREsrED IN lIyERPOOI.

KEATINGE ARRESTED IN LIVEKPoUi-
LONDON, Oct. 23.-At the request OF the
Dublin police the authorities at Liverpool have arrested
Arthur Mereton alias the Rev. Theodore Keatinse "ho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
PASSENGERS OF THE ANCHORIA SAIL

ST. JOHN's, y. f., Oct. 70 (opectdU'- he
Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia having taken the
Anchorias passengers board sailed for New-fork at
O'Clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
Ar TILE NrK SEA MSHIP COMPANY.

Tn. purchsse of the Inmsn steamship Lice NS s'e"
or. and It's good will was confirmed az inc o.'o y.
pster Wright sons yesterday. As tue h"''e, n"N
ro.o' ,, IN. actn,l purchase created no great
w os IN tns steamship trade al houxh soho rs
u manifested 10 the policy Oh tno % nov aaa,nS
est wso .sr s., We shall Try 10 make tine leAuins
Mr sreamshi ns It will III no way n.
with the American Line running , oaks any radical
AMI Liverpool, aud we shsh hos " '
cnanres iu the offices here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
HOW EDWARD NJ. KNOX STANDS.

Edward 81. Knox. the halter, for many years iam-
many district leader. said:
"I have always been Tammany Hall Democrat.On
of the most btsr opponents TAmmany ever hsa up "
last fall was Aoram Hewitt II you will recall tne ino,
,,t at the state Convention when Colonel John X Fol-
lows tried to place him nomination for Governor
will know how Tammany feels toward hewi'"
colonel hooted down by tho Tammany ae'ok I'm
have tnat regard left for the memory OF I-,,,
Kelly that prevents me from giving suppo' w 49,, ,a
av. watched Mr.. Roo.evsrs career. know him ana
lke him. As he is tho nominee of tho C'silon' ,or
,ee OF one Hundred, prefer him to Hewitt 80 c.n.ral
four years chairman OF tho TammanY hAn .na
Committee In tho With Assembly ,. D -,
.,oy the sentiment among respeotsoo 'Ss suppor,
nat now. Mr.. Roosevelt VIII nave OF
snch as Thomas Kelly. for thirty d Rrenn an and
,Ss Patrick Con Ed au 70 forty
n,hers whose membership has been OIL ' IN the dis
Years Duration The same feeling ehss Mr. Gsorg,
,s,cta In my judgment tho race 10 pos oc n nj
s.nd Mr. Roosevelt. The rank and hIo 9t Ia1,"' Tau,
cannot be brought to the polls for MI ho"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24

pnruett Wison, prominent boss ouiu'' W
eta. another lifelong Democrat said:
.withis two or three days twenty 70 o'Wohy.h'o
.,oh,,.ct, and builders all Democrats with whom
havs talked about tho Mayoralty nave toid mo i % II.
xsrs going for Roosevelt 1 think hoose'os "A' "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05

Gladstone H"codiug FROM HIS Land
purchns" scheme ~ ir"lNnd.

IuNnoN, April ! Many of bnd-
stones -taunchc-I supporters OPENLY
express the conviction that lIlr mud
purchase bin VIII brdroppcd. lu the
lobby n similar opinion prevails
Glalstuur'- manifesto b. taken lu Iu
dIcHtc that large concessions will hr
made to hnubcrmu In RETURN iur
the support Ot WUycriug ulcrui-
m order 10 carry the hom"rulr bill.
through occpud reading Cou-
.rryAtyrs believe TINT U. manifesto
will iucrca-c the opposition to lhr
measure and Hlllrm tnW l"i lIhrHI-
have promised To oppose the bill pu
the other hand the liberal Wh.p- nrn
ruulidcut utu majority ot thrlA when
the contest is brought tu u vote.
TIA" queen formally upcu,d lh.
colonial exhibition TO-DAY. CruWO-
gathered along lhc route Hbu Dos
her mnjc- $ from buckingham iHmr
and greeted her with enthusiasm ln
Prince of Wales, the Duke oi fd'u
hurgh, friucc Henry, of BnucuWrn
aud hi- wife, the Princes. Bcnuu
/ the { rown Princess Victoria. of Nr
many, Lord huntington, the NWqut
|of salisbury, Earl OF Drrby,Auj -ror.
of other noble and distinguished pen
sons were present Mr tlad-tuu
! wa, not present
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05

rruptiuu- on face and hands, rough,
-caly skin, aud often sore. ON tlr
head. These things Indicate "a a b
PRAYED condition of the blood ln
the growing period. children Mn'
need OF pure blood hy which p
bmld up strong aud healthy bodr.
If Dr Picrcc'7"Go,dcn Medical Dir
covery' is given, the blood is purge
OF its brad elements, aud the child e
development will he healthy, and .
it should be Ncroiulon- Affection
ricketts,, feycr--orcs, hip,joint dl-"n-'
or other grave mulndc- and suffer
ing are sure to result trOm ucPecl
aud lack OF proper attention to sucl
cases
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05

ruILAuELrIuA, "a, May l,--Ncycn
hundred cabinet makers in forty six
shops went 10 work this morning on
the new time schedule OF eight hour
per day aud, in some ca.c-, au lncrcaso
OF wages ranging from 10 10 20 pen
cent, Three hundred men, from siA'
teen shops remain out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-05
COmmunistiC MODS Of Unamer.
icanized WOrkmen Closing
Business in Wisconsin
The NiIitaTN tIaStcuiug 10 "a
sCcuc of ltiuf at HAY
view shops,
W here Thousands ~ tIuLcd
Wen narc IhIChtCuing Ruin
aud HIoudNhcd.
cola water ~ - SuutI,hcI ut
hub IIanic StIikC'~ Ip-
roar IIscN hcIt.

uOb Iinutc StIiLC'S Ip-
roar IiNcW hcIe.
MILWAUKEE, Wi-. Ma, g. The IT,
,Uu cuplu,c- az the Chicago, Mil
Wuuhrc n ST. lWul hallway com-
pan, shop. lu West Milwaukee,, have
struck and will uot go huch until
thrN are granted eight hours work at
ten hour, pay. The walk uut was
produced M the crowd of other
-tiitcr- WHO put .u their appearance
yesterday nuj Wndr % tormW demand
upon Wcu tu luit work \ commit
vrrujcrcd the tOmd,N ud requested
nlI the hmd- TO- '-mud 900 with The
others tor ought hours ihr Gcr.
man nud Polish nborrr- were rather
willing To- comply with the drmhud.
bat The mouidnr- htd nothing Goo say
After the committee had remained
inside iurtru minutes without rum-
muuiDut,ug with the mob outside,
which numbered about .uu. the mttcr
b4nmc mputiDut and mudu
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lWiuhlug ui an rNc the entrance.
were uowdcd Toy thcVi-itor~ vino
poured into the foundry uuildiug.
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everything ill., own WuN. though
nothing wa, WiltulN destroyed or
broken The Gcrmuu aud Polish
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