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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
WHO Is HE COWARD :
A Nsznif8c~nt St. Bernard Dog Mslic
iousIy Killed with Poison.

A Magnificent -. Bernard Dog Mslio-
iousIy Killed with Poison.
Sometime duung the early Winter Or.
Ludwig Won Dolcke. an Ioelsader by birth
and a former resident o. Copenhagen. al
rived in this city and located mere taking
up his residence in 8 handsome new brick
house on North Division st. Dr. Won Dolcss
took his meals ct the Brunswick and was
invariably accompanied by large St. Ber-
nsrd dog who had come across the ocssn
with the Doctor "Natch"-itst vas bis
nsme-9ss a hne, good-nstnTed, pure
bloosed st Bernard, and vss the son OF
the Duchess Of Cumberland seI known
by deg fsBciers watch on sunday wss
fed a. usnsI. and returned home
With els master. Dr. Ven Dole ke went
ont seolt BIS calls. leaving the doc
81 herls. and o. ria Fet1rn 81 2. m. dis
cevereS thai Watch YES in toe sgoBies Of
srseDicai poisoning. Fvery Sort Sss made
- save his life bnf without avail. He died
tro hours later. Dr. veu Doicse Vss seen
yesterday. haf vss TOO much efeltfd y the
csssh q BE noble pst 70 ss7 uurn. Hs
stated hoseqeF. tbaf hs ~as willing n
spend go 20 fnd tee wretch xho ksa
! Allied his agE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

R +. Treveilick returned Saturday 10 De-
visiting the General Master Workman.
T. y. Pos DERBY. He reports that Mr.. Pow
DERBY Is on he high road to q complete re-
covsry His wife avs be gets svsv With
more rare beefstsak and tcsst now
than be ever did. Mr.. Trsvellicx 9
only fear Is that Mr. f0vderly will tslk too
much. He has a constsnt stream OF visit
ors from early morning until lste a. night,
and refuses admission - none Of ths1s
NJ. IrevsIick secured a leave Of absence
from IA duties 20 the h Of l.. sud eft
Saturday night for Lake Superior 70 help
cut RartieY Brsen. - Esfr,if Asrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
THE FATAL DYAhMI ITE
TARss meN NLLeD NEAR HANCOCK
Fhs sseosd Nxplssion ~ the same Place Ia
Two aosths "A staff as9-s Barsed
al the Hscla Afns-Othsr
state NsAs.

HAScocx, Aich.. fss 6.-By an eTploSieE
al sishl minutes StleT three today, which
totally dest royed No. packing house Of
the Hancock Dynamite works a. WOodside,
thres men who were ia the Plscs lest their
lives, heiug torn 70 pieoes- They we're two
r Ian ers named John Olson aud Adam
u ate, and Canadian named Joseph
Almond. al young aad unmarried This
is the second fatal explosion at these works
within two months. attended With great
loss of property. and in each case not sou,
was left 10 give the cause. By the force OF
the explosion No. l packing house wa
blown down, but all the other buildings
escspei
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
a STRANGE STORY.
The Burial and Subsequent Exkuming
of Girl BatrsBced by HypBotism.

The Burial and Subsequent Exbuming
of = Girl BatrsBeed by Hyp1otism.
The kalamazoo Telegraph says: The
Chicago Inter Ocean publishes an account
reported TO detectives of the hypnotizing oI
young lady named Kitty Rood. living
in either Alamo or Aimena. west OF ksls
mazoo. who was mesmerized one evening
by young man named Dwight I. Holmes,
in the presence OF Miss Annette Garlsnger
and q second young man. Miss Rood did
various things in that state, finally
fegning death, from which condition
they were unable TO resuscitste her.
Physicians were called but could not
bring her out and January Is she wss
buried. fhe circumstance of her supposed
death were concealed at the time but were
afterwards revealed by Miss Garlanger, who
had hystericsl attack at the grave. Dwight
Holmes disappeared the night before, but
was traced 10 Chicago. The body was ex-
humed and Friday, February 4, was re-
ported showing signs of life. The circum-
stances were creating great excitement IN
the neighborhood.'
No such facts can be verified here"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
DOWN IN HE DEP.
A Brig Goes Down with All On Board
Except Three Persons

SAN Francisco, Feb. 6.-The British iron
bark Abercorn was wrecked on the coast
near Gray's Haroor. Washington TIE: ritory,
on the night of February l, ami all on
board but two seamen and an apprentice
were lost. about twenty person in all. The
vessel arrived of the Columbis river
February l, bat was unable 10 get over the
breakers AZ the bar. She put TO sea and was
caught and driven north by the gale until
she went on the rocks at the point named.
The extreme roughness OF the sea prevented
any assistance and the officers and crew,
with these exceptions noted, perished in
their attempt to reach the shore. The
Abercorn was iron-ore laden. from Mary
port. England. for Portland, Oregon. She
was valued, with her cargo, at $l2U, 200.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Mr.. Robinson on Trial.

BosToS, FEB. 6.-The trial of Mrs. Sarah
J. Robinson. Of Somerville, on the charge
Of causing the death Of Prince A. Freeman,
her bro. her .in-lav, By poison. in June.
1885. began today. Last December Mrs.
Robinson was tried on the charge OF fatally
poisoning her son, William, but the jury
disagreed. and II is likely that see will not
bs tined on that case again. There are several
add ti0nal indictments against her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
THE DEADLY NlTRO-GLYCERINE.
A Shaft House Burned Because No One
Dare ADproAch to Save IL.

SNsNSsSS NSNtsSAs-Sy ~
CALUMET, Feb. 6.-Fire destroyed No.
shaft house at the Hecla branch of the Cal
morning. The fire originated from burning
nitro-glycerine in this manner: A miner
was engaged in thawing out frozen cart
ridges of Hercules powder. In removing
the cart ridges he permitted one to touch q
hot stove aud it Immediately caught fire
and began TO purn. The horriied miner
fed, expecting at every step to be hurled
into eternity. The explosive continued tc
burn quietly, but the fire destroyed tn
shalt house entirely. as none dared attempt
to save it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Col J. q HeTkusr hss received from
Henry Williams. oi Is7vsr. sn ols tin tvpe
of hinnssli sfa131z BESIDE horse. Ti-
jams vs. 1usrtsTrEs q ths oid tlro
Nirt esn zad owns9 q mse1i6oert hose
uron which hs rode vith shsrrsn 20 fbs
sss A. the q oss 81 the var he sid the
horss - Celons BsTknsT lskirEs ~ type
of The nsl sits its LsV usstsT - q
49, ~e~r
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Thomas nowd. Of this city. vas secident-
slly killed by a switch engine On the c. &
W IN Chicsgo. Fraiay nisht Re VS.
riding hcrne from work OF The front Of the
engine when it ran into the rsar End Of =
in two. he .eages wife ard three ebildren
IN Chicago. and four sons sui three da1gh-
fsrs IN ti'is cisy Eis sons James and joan,
srd isushferx. Ms. J. Ia1e snd Maszie
Dowd. sil yesterday ior Chicago 70 ssssad
he f1nrrsI
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

wss made from his splaal oo'amn and hs
Las neyes lad sny bAek bone sines. II be
las net strength - stand up With tie
p0xer Of The ballot in his hand % away
-ith the hsuer business. lei aim stand
aside and give il 20 woman Vita thai
power "a her hsnd she can prOssc. herself,
her children and Der hofaS,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

wsspINeFey Fec. 6-Jndgs Chipman
has introduced = resolution asserting ss the
sense ~ Congress that the people IN the
s-vprsi State should nor Be considered IN
the matter of prohibition IN the Districi n
rcinrr ris. 3Hd1e thirman resolution
expresses he heiief tbe az shculd be passed
only when . majority 81 tae Cti1ens here
demand it snd shas tae Eisgrict shou,d nos
D an exreri nlenssi st8ticn oc thfs subject
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Ths f1nsrsi e. f1s Hrs isxaes
Moonsv. viis ~ Pstro sa zoossy sss
canaaez-1 frs1a St 5snes Caerch yest-T-
asT rasrnins ls~re rnnsosr 81 rslsfives
sd frier - SD se~ers Dstrci Hs1 wsrs
present 81 tne cersr8 esies. Tfls f@rs. Or
fsrnry -ers narssTass snd tesutffai. orin-
csz.s. sx&ak tEesz oeisx tbat from TIE %
Eal1ez-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

wssH7SsTcV Feb. s.-Ssnstor Blackburn.
~hne czlinx on a friend yesterday vas
taken sud denly ill snd carried 20 bis hotsi
in an unconscious condition. The physi-
cisrs prcnouncsd it a case Of nervous pros
trstion Tie senator has bsen tar from
usll since rs return rem Californis.
The S~nstnr ~es sSii 20 be osttsr today .
No visitors srs allowed 20 see him. the ply
.icisns having ordered that the psiieut be
kert perfectly lriet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
ERlcksoN's CHAMPION
Hard .s work to Gss Money tn Pay for
Her Hobby.

wAssrxeroS. Feb. "a figure which
sttrscisd much sttsntion 81 the Office Of the
Geological survey. the Other day, was =
little woman Msria O. Brown. Who "a
krewu a. the champion Of Lief Erickson.
a. he orixina. discoversr OF America over
Geo years sxo.
she = working bard to secure the appoint
rssnt Of a commission. with herself st is
bead, ~ investigate records in the Vatican
snd other Roman hhrsries which she De
drYss sili sevelop proof Of tbs exploits OF
Frickeon. her petition to Congress for that
purposs = signed By many and prominent
uareOus
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Charlie Hampton sued.

PETosKEY. Mich, Feb 6.-Saturday even
ing a summons was served on Charles S
Hampton, publisher of the Independent
Democrat, in civil suit for $40 0O0 damages
The plaintiff is f. +. Allen, of Boyne City.
and the suit is supposed to have been
brought on account OF an article regarding
alleged extortionate charges for abstracts
after the burning of the CharlevoiI county
records
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
BAD FOR ED. PALMER.
Dr. Kedzie Falls to Find Amy Poison in IN
Woman's Stomach.

ITHACA, Feb. 6.-Professor Kedzie, of Ian
sing, telegraphs here today that he has fin
ished his analysis OF the stomach of Mrs
Edward Palmer, of Alma, and that be founo
no uoiscn therein. This gives the lie cou
cusiveiy to Palmers claim that his wifi
died by taking rough on rats, and make.
the situation serious for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

J. J. Maiensar, pssnisr u tie employ
II John Cummings. TIE ezrri.gr u,saafsc-
tarsr. net With peculiar sccident y-sser-
isv While st work "a his shop 81 slippsd
on he Eoor snd tel. striking On afs scs
against he step sn . csrr7sge- D. p =
vss csied and found tast tsa rfps hsd
- ssNk>n
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
News from Nashville.


NASHVILLE, Feb. CDR. ]. T. Goucber,
who was arrested last week charged with
attempting to rob the grove OF e. T. Branch,
is having bis examination today before JUS
tice Mills. No important evidence has as
yet been introduced.
B. B. Lee has just returned from an ex
tensiye trip through Michigan and Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

BosT0N. FEB. 6-Mrs. Holmes, wife Of
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes. died at her
residence in beacon-st., this morning, IN
the 69tb year Of her age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

EcSr9S. Fen. 6-Fhrse hundred cigsr-
rnsksrs. comprising the smploTss of svs
lsrEs shcrs. ~sflfssi - 60 20 soFk Ebis
morning. cginz - = PROPOSED c1f n ~sess.
The rsher shcp- sitter 10 net h-lonz 90 tie
Nsnufscfurers Salon AZ ssrs So s>s<~d .
90 aaDn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

BaTisI permits were iszae3 yesterday ss
follows NJ Aneiis PuBen- sgs5 80 hesrf
disessr Fisere Pop. infsnt cid, fr--sks
Van Earsn. $50 Ss d3sesss - TIE 8~sT
B~ssis Nes aouse sz@d yssrs. throsf g.
ssse. Nors SecneT. - gesrs, oonso rtie.H,
G.rsftns p Faasr 3 EontaS. 1isexss ..
srsi1. Mar DaBniesa- - ysass, srynP
? sA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Decsrstfd Dfnhef >ets-
Two mismaicheo SETS al S. each. Ten
fine quality. l2S ei-ces. st 5000. one
hundred others al bargain prices. Pc
member. We are direct importers Of these
goods. Mr.. Frank Leonard is now on his
wsy 10 Europe 90 select our novelties fer
the coming season. Buying 81 hrs, hands
for cash. enables us 10 uDdsrsell all CON-
petitor.
Examine our low prices and wonderful
assortment of House Furnishing Goods
in wooden. tin granite iron, willow, brass
silver, glass. and esrthen wares.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

JACKSON, Feb. 6.--Daniel West for 35
years q resident OF this city, suffered q
stroke Of paralysis last evening and cannot
recover. Mr.. West was born in Russia in
the latter part OF 1893, and served under
Blucher during the battle OF Waterloo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
West Bay City school Burn sd.

BAY CITY, Feb. 6.-The Fourth Ward
school building in West Bay City took Ere
at 1890 last night and resulted in a total
loss. The origin was evidently incsncisry
as there was no fire in the building ourin z
the day. Loss. 81 500 insurance. $500
on building, 500 on furniture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

BosToS. Feb. 6.-The 6vs-story wood in
building OF the F. NJ. Holmes Furniture
Company, At Chsrlestovn, vas damaged by
ire today to tie extent of about $40, ZOO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

NEw YoEz. Feb. 6.--Ths visible supply
Of wheat il al Oss. SO bushels. decrease Of
674.4s5, Of corn, 7,sI7,070. an increase Of
6sl2 2}7
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Girls fine Goose sleighs, only Bso.
Boys Clipper Sieds. only &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Te. Rsftiss

A beauty. number 8. plsnished copper.
our price, Csc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

1000 boxes. = sheets and a envelopes,
SC, better quality al &C best al &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Closing Dot Sl.&..

japanese Tea Pots
Decorated, large size. only 2&c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Decorated Chsmber sols.

Common and PAINTED glass and ssste.
all NJ lowest pnces-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

A few left. with slop jar, only $50. An
we have no rent 20 pay. oar prices Afe
alwsvs lower than elsew here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Toilet Soar

Special. 900 cakes Cocoa Toilet Soar
made for Grand Rapids City Mslsr. rrlos
o cents. only st Leonsrds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

We want IA convince y0n thai yoa
should always SO 70 Leonsrds for House
Furnishing goods. LOOK
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

IN Dsssn Coal Hsds
Small slHe. DC Medium, 2oc. large SSc
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

SOC CsokiaE Crschs
Tao quart. 25C Ct. 4Oo Qt. sc:
8 Qt.. 6Sc I qt- sc. No excuse Cor burnt
rice oat mesl. milk tosst. etc. etc. when
you can buy these goods 30 very cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Eroons.
Where can yo0 buy good broom FOR
lxc except si Leon6rdsg
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07

Edwin Clifford pisysd rs version q
Monte Cris1or a. ths = onder sni last
evening 70 vsrF fair house. Asdzs Tucker
ss A bert, the son % Mercedes. vss vsr7
clever. The performance I'll ne continues
thro1E Ehout TIE seeE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06

Iittle Falls, MInn., recently q freighter
from Deadwood to Eturgis, was found
dead in his room at Deadwood. The
c~oroner's inquest found that death oc-
cured by az overdose OF morphine adj
ministered by his w hand.
The fuel question in the Mouse river
valley is settled, as during the past year
three mines having from three to four
and one-hali foot veins of superior
quality OF Ignite have been found. In
this coal and the abundant wood there
about, q considerable. trade has been
Kept up.
e I. Doodkid, secretary of the
Dakota wholesale liquor dealeis'
and brewers protective association,
organized ct Aberdeen, December
IA has issued a circular to the trade ask
ing for subscriptions to aid in testing
the legality OF the local option law. All
subscription are to be forwarded to Mr..
e. I. goodkid at Bismarck.
Ripley s. Lyon, cashier of the Mer-
chants bank at Brookings, has just re-
ceived from his father in Schenectady,
N. X, a Masonic apron that has been
in use IN the family for more than 100
years. It is made of SATIN and en-
bellished with the ernblems of the
blue lodge end the chapter. It was first
worn by Mr.. Lyons great-grandfather.
Only three Of the "a saloons of Grand
Forks have closed, and q test case will
be made Of the local option law. The
ojty attorney holds the city had nothing
to. do with the enforcement, jurisdiction
of the lowest penalty, $500. being beyond
the CITY Justices limit. The police are
acting under such instruction. The
wholesale firm of Armstrong & Bushee
have moved across the river to East
Grand Forks.
In the way of new buildings Water.
town has prospered during the past year
She has secured a $4,000 opera house, g
$4,000 building erected by the Dakots
Loan & Trust company, q $4,000 hotel
g three story. fully equipped load. oil
and paint factory, many minor busines,
buildings and 27S new residence. Con
tracts have been let to construct before
Sept. 1, 1888, q system Of waterworks Il
cost 100000 land 10 another company &
construct 8 atreet railway and motto,
line to che lake.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06

The names of establishments have not
been given. for many apparent reasons:
but the localities and Industries to which
the establishments belong, are clearly
specihed. After detailing the metaods
by which the bureau collected It's infor-
nation, and these show that2the great
est care was taken in the investigation.
lb1r. Wright states that there were for
the whole period involved ~, 336 estab-
ilishments In which strikes occurred, and
Y, lS2 In which lpckouts occurred. The
strikes are divided by years an follows.
"a 1881 2.9S9; in 1882, 2,10l; in 1883. q
7o6; In 1894. 2. 38s;; in 1885, $3.50. and
n 1885, 1880. Since the LIST OF January.
1857, SO far rs the bureau has bean
able to ascertain, there has been
- great falling off of strikes,
as compared with 1885, the number OF
establishments la which they occurred
dropping below 5000. three thousand. OF
which : in the first half of the
year. Nearly 75 per cent. OF he steb-
itshments In which strikes occurred for
the six years named, and nearly gf mar
cent OF those ia which lockouts occurred
we're in the 1--WE states of New York,
Transatlantic, Massachusetts, Ohiosand
The total number of emnlnpes
involved In theswheie number Of strikes
was Ibis, 1874, whils the number OF EN-,
ployess locked q was 55s, 54SS. OF ali
Che strikers, pea2lsE 80 per cent. were
niaies and afiont per cent. females;
Wniis al thoq5e locked out so per cent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06

were males, and 81 per cent fema1es.
The totals show that of the strikes oc-
curing ilTth %, 1876 establishments dur
ing the period covered by the investiga-
tion, those in 10.407 succeeded, and those
in 1904 met with partial success, while
in 1, 925 establishments the strikes were
failures. Many difficulties were found
In ascertaining the exact loss of em-
ployes, but the information shows that
the loss to them for the six years was
s51 BIG, 1855, while the loss to employees
through lockouts for the same period
was IS, 1872, III, or a total wage-loss to
employees through strikes and lockouts
for the six years OF 800, 94S, 49,. The
amount expended in assistance to strik-
ers so far as as~certained was 80, 3a5 ,057.,
The employers losses through strikes for
the six years amounted to $50. 1872. 653,
and through lockouts to $3. 432. 261, being
IA total loss to employers of $34, 1854, 9f4.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06
An Ordinance

Providing fo- the p -yment of tho cost of con-
strueting certain ~aidewaiks built pursuant to
q SO ordering the levy and COLLECTION Of
speeiai tax Their of
Be it ortAined by the Mayor and Council of the
Section i. That whereas. by resolution of the
mayor and council passed and adopted pur-
auant 10 the charter of said CITY. tia mayor
and oounoll of he city of Yankton. have here
toforo by resolution duly passed and adopted.
declared neces AIRY, and ordered to be built at
the expense and cost Of the lot owners certain
side walks shutting the following lot. and
blocks and along certain streets in aazd city or
Yapkton, to-wIt: Loe .. block 4o, Central
YAnkton. walk 8 seet " de. Lot 4. block 8.
| Wetmore d. Stewards Yankton, walk 6 feet wide.
\ Lott block 8, Wetmore q stewart Yankton.
walk . feet wide. LotG, block S, Wet lore y
Sts warts Yanktop, yalk 9 feet vide. Let a
feet wide. lot 1. block 8. Wetmore y Stewards
lankton. walk 9 feet wide. Lot 2: block 8.
f,ea e bio 9 s { Wasma aas < ste walt ef ssp E,oe,
walk feet wide. Lot =. block 8, Wetmore Il
Ste warts Yankton.. walk 0 feet wide. Lot s;
feet wide. Lot 4, block 2, Wetmore & Stewards
Yankton. walk 8 feet wide.
And whereas, iii pursuance of and by author
ity of the ordinances. and resolutions of the
mayor and council of said oity, and the charter
of said city the owners and occupants of all the
lots and parts of lots bounding and ~ahGtting
upon said streets, and the lots and pieces of
greurd hereinafter named and described have
not built, or caused to be built. such sidewalks
so declared to be necessary. and ordered. to be
built;
And whereas, the said walks 40 ordered by
the mayor and council, to be- built along the
~etrerts opposite the lots and pieces of ground
hereinafter described, have baen contracted
for by said mayor and council in due form OF
law and have been built, constructed, com.
pleted and accepted as ordered by said resolu-
tions. and in q cordance with the charter and
ordinances and resolutions of the mayor and
council of the said city. passed and adopted in
that behalf; and as such have been duly ex.
amined and accepted by the city engineer OF
the said city, and confirmed by the mayor and
~covncil, and thereby it becomes necessary te
levy q SPECIAL tax upon the property and lots
and parts of lots, admitting the sidewalks. 40 a,
aforesaid built to defray and liquidate the
cost of constructing and building tho same.
Now therefore, be it ordained as aforesaid
for the purposes aforesaid, and pursuant IL
the charter of said city. and the ordinance,
and resolutions thereof, that q special tax OF
three hundred and sixty-aix dollars and .ixt,
cents (sS68 COZ be and the same 10 hereby levied
upon the following described lots and piece
of ground situate IN SAID city Of Yankton, anC
I dea oribed a. follows, to. wit:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.
Hay is selling al Sic to sl7 at Dea,

Hay is selling at SIC to SIT at Dead
wood.
1t il rumored positively from Fargo
that the Pioneer Press will NOT renew It's
contract with Editor Pierce, and that he
will be succeeded by Mn. Tyner.
The sheep raisers Of Deuel. county talk
of calling q convention to be held at
GARY Ito counsel in regard to the de-
asruction Of wolves" as we learn from
the Gary Inter State. {
Policemen Q Carpenter. OF Water
town, has seen allowed to sign. The in
vastigation inaugurated by the council
will be dropped. He raj charged with
entering saieezs after they were closed
for the night and selling liquor. &
Judge Francis ct Bismarck haa issued
On osder requiring County Commute
sione.a Neal and johnson to skov canse
why they should not be suspended from
lofice for misrepresentation Of funda Ihe
commissioners have retained Hon. John
+. Garland as counsel. {.
lawrence Kelly . former residen't d
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06
SIX YEARS OF STRIKES,
REPORT or CARROLL o. WRIGHT,
COMMISSIONER or LABOR.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
statiaties OF Strikes and xeicRouts for
tile Period OF SIX Years, Ending Dec.
"a, 1ss7-what Lebor roubl Cost
Employers and Empfoyed.
Washington letter: Commissioner
Of Labor Carroll D. Wright transmitted
his third annual report to the secretary
Of the interior. This report relates en-
tirely to striKes and 1ockouts occurring
in the United States for the period of SIX
years, beginning Jan. ], 1881, and end
ing Dec. 81, 1886. Mr.. Wright says that
the industrial depressions which have
been so frequent in this country since
lS7T, really establish the period ais one OF
strikes and lockonts. The manufactur-
ing establishment is taken as she unit in
all matters, rather than the strike itself.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06

Designation of h Gentiemnn who are
to do the Work In the House OF Repre-
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