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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Trustees Sale.

IDY Virtue Of certain deed 81 trus, n me eve.
ID cuted by q. W. Rutland registered In the oflcs
u the Register Of shelby county. Tennessee, In
Record hook No i5a pago ilS the undersigned.
Ing the unpaid indebtedness by that deed sccuud.
sell n public auction. 10 the highest bidder. ior
cash, at the southwest corner u Main aud Madison
I.nna.aae IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
HoLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81

Bred by Smith 4 Powell. Syracuse, n Y. calved
May Q, 1885 Color. black: shield snip. throat
briSsci, stripe up left shoulder over on right band
around HRS belly. legs aud ono half tail white.
Sire Neherand Prince. No. TIC II. II. b.; the best
combined milk and butter bull IN America
Dam Punella ID. beautiful COW. 4 years old
March l. 1857, with the form and all tho points of
a great mixer. Prunella ID had been giving milk
more linn eleven months In her syear old form.
and held mp N more than gallons per day shs
took prizes at the New York State fain In 1850
and 1881.
Graudam gave for Smith a Powell 90 pounds
In one day when year, old W. .
NETHERLAND PIONEER Is very stmlght and.
squarc. with an cxocciingly broad and icycl back
roa1 long hips, soft coat an unusually mellow
skin. and weighs nearly 1900 pounds Service feo
sio cash. with usual privileges Of return.
for further particulars sddn-s
n. T. n CARLIS. Manager.
Lock-box IS, Memphis Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
JOHN DORY, No. 5Isl.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino. the best bred son Of
Pilot. Jr., dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis. Am.
by Mambrino Chief Pilot Mambrno made record
OF 2a5i< in the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Truck In 2.26H
First dam Of John Dory; Agnes BY Mambrino
Star (rccord 22s), son Of Mambrino Chief Nam
brine Chief was by Mamhrlno Paymastcr. he by
Mambrino, he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DORY Is 10 hands high. seal brown %
most black. two white heels. heavy manc and tall.
short coupled and heavy boned- lie Is horse IL
fnc action and very stylish Although In his sycar
old form and never traiuod lac Is very fast and lcyci
headed and can speed at 2s5 gait Hc was iosled
April Is, 1885, at Indian I'm. Ky. Limited 10 ten
mares Service fee so cash. with usual prlvli-
egcs OF return
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the uouse Of Representatives.

wasnISorox. March o.-Tnc speaker
pro TEN. announced the appointment Of
Mr.. Mason, Of Illinois, upon the commit
tee on claims.
Mi. Thomas, Of Illinois, introduced
bill prohibiting the use Of licenses for, Dor.
traits or representations Of females for al.
vcriising purposes without consent In
writing. Referred.
Tho House then resumed the consldcra.
ton Of the Alabama contested election
caso Of McDufie against Davidson.
Mr. Ofcrrll, Of Virginia. supported
The ma jority rcport. lie ridicnloa What
he called The claims u the Republican
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Saturday. March 81. iaee.

~ the hour 81 eleven o'clock am. the following
Described real estate. Htuatcd In said county u
shelby towiti A ccrtsin cight arrc trnct Of land.
tho mciu and bounds whcneni arc a. folowA tD-
Wit; beginning at the northeast corner of the In
direction u Mclean anil Central ayenues near
the city of Memphis hencc north i've 90 degrcos
oist seven and 2i'lo0 chains: thence cast eleven IN
chains theme south sven md 1000 chains 20 The
north lino Of Central avenue thence wet eleven
and Si.l0l chains 20 the beginning. Aud aiao an
undivided oneesth Interest IN md 70 crrtaln
tcnacrc tract OF land which ndInns the naid eight
acn~ on the north. the nctci ani bounds 81 which
said tcnacre traci are follows tOwlt, Beginning
~ the esi side OF The said Mclean av. In the centcf
81 Carr avenue extended thence east with the ccntcr
Of aid Carr avenue ten and 2iiOO chalus: Themes
south nine and i3i00 chains; thence west eleven
chains 10 The east side " Mclean avenue thence
north i've dcrncs caAi Win the cAt line 81 Mclean
avenue mine and H.i00 chains 81 the beginning.
raid clght arrc trict will b. subject a. Martha
J. foynons clalm Tor dover therein. The equity %
redemption Il waived. aud the purchaser WI have
an absolute title IN iee simple. The title l. 10
loved 10 bc good, hut shali sel and convey only
a. truftcc, CALVIN rElKtss, Truftce
Mumphls Tcnn. February ~ iSA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
HEALTH II WEALTH DIR. naaueeear.rs
Tonic aud Norsine, the Great
tranrh specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ stages mental
IN aud physical depression, riJcrmatarrhoa hy.
pochondria scrlllty, neuralgia. hysicria incaparlly
Tor study OF business. paraytis Impotence epicp-
y, loo Of memory, toitcning Of the brain. aud all
diseases OF The nervous system may DO radically
currd In either sex by tho use OF this unexcciei
preparation. II a. matter VI supreme importance
~ use appropriate trcatmcnt iof the cure Of tho
loss 81 nerve power and Dr. bcauraari's ronld
aud Nervine after many yearz trial Ia Europe, has
proved fnfalible u taken according 10 direction.
which afe aiiixed 10 each bottle Que box "a ual %
ono mouths treatinent will cure recent casc2
Price. sf.oo q bon. or az boxes for $500. Scnt
BY mall prepaid on rcreipt OF price We guam ntcc
Az boxes 70 cum any case. With cash onlef 70
ccivcd BY ~ Tor six boxes will send our written
guarantee 70 return the money II treatment does
not eject cure. A. hcukcu n Co. Druggists sols
agents for United states. ~ and ~ Maln stfocL
Memphis. Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
Stockholders Meeting.

U,uK Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of ths
Il chesapeake. Ohio a Southwestern hsllrosd
Company. Tor the Election Of Directors and the
Transaction 81 such other business a. may come be-
IN the city Of Memphis inthe State Of Tennc<scc.
On The Pisl h'uday Of April, 1883 al II oelosk,
IN the forenoon 81 that day. Ttsprcposcd issue OF
Of . mortgage 90 decd Of trnst 10 scrure the ssme
will he submitted 10 the meeting Tor ~ considcfs.
ton and action thcrpon. by oficr ~ the President
aud Board of Dircclon l. 4 0AfAs. SECRETARY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-07
MAPLE SPRINGS, {
Stock Farn1I
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. c. 40. RAILROAD.
@ Miles From Memphis
BLUEGRASS" No. 3s4.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Rysdyk's Hamblctonian sire of 10 trottes
with records Of 30 better. and sire Of 90 sous
that have each gotten one or more $50 performers
first dam Kilt by Long Island Black Hawk; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother to American
Eclipse; third dam by Collins Messenger by I'M
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS is i55i hands high. seal brown. al
most black with wine-colorcd TANKS and muzxlc.
two white heels. heavy marM and TAIL long bodied.
heavy boncd and very stylish. He Is the sire Of
Grey Cloud, record 2,23,s-trial 2l9%. Of Becchcr.
sire OF one go performer. andof tho dam OF Lady
OF Lyons, record 22SI{ lie Is half brother 10 Dcx-
ter, 2i7H; Kettle, 2is; Jay Gould. 22lk; George
wilkes 22,, and full brother to Msnclaus. 22d
BLUEGRASS Is the only son OF Rysdyk's Ham
bictonian whose services were ever offered to the
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY. and he will this
season be limited to ten outside mares Fee $50
cash. with usual privileges Of return
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
CLEVELAND CHEERS.
DEMOCRATS OF THE wOODENEUfNEG STATE
ENDORSE TRB PRESIDENT.
4 Day Of Conventions administration Delegates
Chosen in Connecticut Iowa Democrats Nest
Convention Of Pennsylvania Pro-
hibihonists.

Hartford, CT, May .2.-The Demo.
cratic State convention was called to order
at 1O:45 by Chairman NJ. F. Dooley. n. F.
Shields, Of Norwich, was elected temporary
chairman. He returned thanks for the
honor, and the regular committees were
appointed. The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported Col. Chas. N. Jos
lyn, of Hartford, for chairman. On taking
the chair Col. Joslyn said that the honor
conferred was surprise, but none the less
o grateful one. Four years ago he occu-
pied similar positionand certified to the
Chicago convention the names Of the dele
gates who voted for the man who was
elected President. Three years of his ad-
ministration have passed and the
universal verdict Of the people is that the
administration never had a superior.
The platform reaffirms the Democratic
National platform of 1884. demands re-
adjustment of the tariff laws, calls on
Congress TO revise the internal revenue
laws in regard to tobacco, views with
pleasure the prospect of the reelection or
Grover Cleveland, endorses his admins
tration andinstructs the delegates to vote
and labor for his denomination. With
three cheers for Cleveland the convention
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
RETALIATION
Probably the Resort II the Fishery Treaty
n R.iected.

Probably the Resort II the Fishery Treaty
10 Rejected.
WASHINGTON, May 9. 2.-Retaliatjon talk
is again heard in the nations capitol.
II the Senate insists ON the rejection Of
the Fisheries treaty, which 10 said 10 be
its intention, and If the Canadians there
upon cnntinue their annoyance Of Ameri-
can fishermen, there is likely to be de-
mand for such q proclamation Of retaliation
as the last Congress authorized.
The act of Congress authorizes the Pres
ident by proclamation to do any or all Of
several things. He may deny Canadian
vessels entrance into American ports,
either sea or lake ports, or he may deny
entrance to Canadian fish, fresh or salt,
''or any other product" of Canada, or he
may include in the exclusion all goods
coming from Canada, whether her products
or not H.
As the act gives him the power Of
choosing which of the exclusions he shall
direct, it is said to be his intention, If he
finds 1t necessary to issue q proclamation,
to begin by ordering the exclusion of 'sll
other goods" This would put q sum.
mary stop TO the Canadian railroads and
vessels carrying American grain and other
products from our Western States to east
ern American seaports. 1t would be the
hardest blow he could deal, because it
would be dealt not at the people Of the
maratime provinces, who would like
nothing better than to be on good terms
with rs, bat the stockholders Of the
Canadian railroads, who are largely the
people Of the Canadian Government and
in authority in Ottawa. 1t is these who
have caused the annoyances and compli-
cations, and there would be sound justice
in making them feel the consequences in
their most sensitive parts-their pockets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
RlOTOUs HUNS.

Blood SpillsdIn q Mining rovn--A Dsteo-
tive Shoots Oneo of the Leaders,
,wILKEsBARRE, Pa, May "A bloody
riot occurred yesterday at Inkerman,
small town near Pittston, among lot q
HungaIians, Weapons of every kind wsrt
used, and many engaged in the fraeas were
badly hurt. q go
Detective Brown, who was on the
ground, attempted to quell the disturb
ance, and in doing 30 was compelled to
shoot Joseph Lssker, one of the leaders,
who had previously been stabbed in the
fight. His injuries are very severe. Six
Of the rioters are in jail and other arrests
will follow. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
THE FEAST OF MUSIC.

The McCoiiin Opera Company Scores An
- Other Hit.
Another delighted audiesce left the OPEN
House, last evening. aftnr having Wit
Inessed the production of ''s3ohsmian Girl''
by the MacCollin Open Company. The
opera was put on in q splendid manner, the
costumes especially being very handsome
Miss Mabel Haas a. "ArliIle'' sdded to the
good impression she has already made and
in her solos and duetts Won several encores.
She possesses o sweet soprano voice and
knows how to use IL effectively. Miss
Flora Curtim was billed a. the queen Of
the Gypsies, but she was taken I'll and
Miss Fannis Hall filed The role In q
very acceptable maniIer at short
notice. Miss Bebe vining as 'sFlor-
snstein," /" - usual Wa charming, althoggh
the character was that Of young swell.
She has become quite q fayorite here. Hisa
Fannie Mcintyre - 'sButIa' also msde q
good impression. Mr.. W. Fl. Newborcugh
a. Cbief Of the Gypsies allowed himself "a
b . coed actor, posse2inE . good ysios
which be handles wen. Idmnnd Stanley
n 'sThaddeus" used bis fiss tenor voice %
good effect, and w. II. Ford - "Count
Arnheim" sang the part in good styls.
The chorus was effeetual ils usual sThs
NusketeersD was presented at the matinss
to good house. Tonight that mesz
beautiful Of Gilbert and SllIivan's operns,
ssIolauthe, - viii Be produps5 I'm svsning
fnr fha sfe0nd time In IN eikv sd \
crowded house wiz no doubt greet II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
OIL SHUT DOWN.

Trying to Bring Little Washington Opera
tors Iuto the Combine.
Special TtlSgram to The Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, May 2.-The arrival
of N. F. Clark, of Oil City; T. B. Clark and
J. T. Joues, of Bradford, and J. @. McKin-
nsy, of Titusvills, created q little excite-
ment among the oil portion Of our people
to-day. They come in the interest of the
shutdown movement in Pennsylvania. All
the different regions, with the exception of
Washington, have agreed to the shut down.
So far they have been unable to induce all
the Washington field to agree. The For
rest, Union, Associated Producers and
Coast & Co.'s have been shut down ever
since the movement was inauguratsd but
the rest are firm in their refusal. The
Willets and McCune are the largest ope-
rstors, and they say that they will 60 on
producing all the oil they can, and under
no circumstance enter the movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
WIFE MURDERER.
FlendIsh Crime Of Andrew shanks Near
MT. Morris.

Flendish Crime Of Andrew shanks Near
Mt. Morris.
Special 7tiemom 70 lie Reeise.
WAYNEsBuRG, Pa, May 2.-Word was
received here of what appears to have
been q most brutal murder. Just acroes
the Greene Co. line in w. Va, Mrs And
rev Shanks, who lived near Mt Morris
died last Friday under very peculiar
and suspicious circumstances. Her funeral
was held on Sunday. Then il began to te
noised about that her death was caused
by violance, suspicion resting upon her
husband. Yesterday the remains were
eShumed and post-mortem examination
and coroner's inquest held. Considerable
evidence was presented, and the jury
found that she had "Oome to her death
through yiolence inflicted by her husband,
Andrew Shsnks. a
Shanks was arrested and will have 0
hearing to morrow, when he will probably
be committed to Jail at Morgantown.
Shanks Is dissolute character and ad-
dictsd to drink. When under the infiu-
ence of liquor he is very abusive. On the
occasion in question it is alleged that he
come home intoxicated and beatand kicked
his helpless wife, causing her death. Tho
woman was about forty years Of age. She
was grand daughter of the man Rogers
accused Of the murder of Polly Williams,
the victim in the famed White Rock trag-
edy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
GREENS ARGUMENT
Against me Postal relsgrsph-rhs Hop
kins BIil.

Against ne Postal reisgrsPh-Ths Hop
kins BILL
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Dr. Norvin
Green, President Of the Western Onlon
Telegraph Company, appeared before the
House Committee on postoffice 10 present
sone facts upon the subiect Of the teie-
graphic system of the country. He tfss
ADDRESSED himself to the Hopkins bill 70
establish q postal Telegraph. ~
Sueh an enactment would be, be said,
a monstrous wrong. The rights Of prop.
erty were entirely ignored.s The act OF
1866 20 aid in the construction and mann
tsnanee of telegraph provided that II the
Goyerument should establish . postal
tslegrsph system it would take the prop
erty of the companies accepting the pro-
visions Of ths act at q valuation TO Do =
eertained BY Eve persons. Under the pro
visions of that act four-ffths of the tale.
Srapn properties Of the country had
Seen created and established, believing
and relying on the good faitn
~ the government. In all fairness II the
government contemplated Telegraph bus
iness was there any proper way TO do bat
to take the existing property and pay fcr
itq The Western Union company did not
want to sell, but its purchase was the only
nrouer basis on which ths government
eouid roeinto the telegraph business- II
should make all existing properties snd.do
the business exclusively. II the govern
ment built telegraph in composition with
existing tssesrsphs its descHs wouin =
gress. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
T.P. 4. CONVENTION.
Parksrsburg Putting On Her Gala CastAss
for tAs Great Day.
o,>>k~y 1Ir><~-~~, L. ~. n>.s~<~-

Farksrss1rE Putfasg On Hsr oalA oastas'
Tor ths 0reas Day.
sDeesa 1se0ra@ % ak ke0as1.
PARKKRsBuRa, Nay 2-AH day to-dAy
workmen have been buy eayly deosratipa
tbe unblie buf,din,. store front, andlpr,.
.sv .s,-sI n
sA's !eaoen0s 70 hAs.es sansm al'
ness Tor The commercial tnveien tomer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
VIRTUALLY ENDED.

A Large Number of .Braddock Strikers Go
.t. to Work. . .....
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 2.--Tne people Of
Braddock generally regard the great strike
as virtually thing Of the past. At least
100 old men, including two Of the Confer
encs Committee, returned to work to-
day and o large number are
expected to 60 in tomorrow
The company has all the men neces-
sary for o single turn in all these depart
ments, and on Monday the converting
mill will be started double turn. The
new rail was put in operation this afternoon
and the first rails made since last December
we're turned out. The Pinkerton Guards
are still on duty, but everybody is in good
humor, and No further disorder is expected.
The Knights who are still ont are as ag-
gressivs as ever. They have inaugurated
boycott on Edgar Thomson steel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
SPECULATORS SCARED.
Great Excitement ON the New York BIets
Exchange.

Great Excitement ON the New York Metal
Exchange. .
NEW YORK, May 2.-Operators were
clustered around the ring Of the metal ex'
change this morning excitedly discussing
the tin situation. The first cable from
abroad was anxiously awaited and when
the dispatch came and was loudly read BY
Secretary Shriver as EOS for spot tin, q
decline of 60 since the close Of the London
market since last night, Consideration was
depicted upon the faces of many OF the
New York operators. Secretary Shriver
had assembled the rostrum, and brought
his gavel down for the tin call when a
frightened operator exclaimed Let's have
q special meeting with view of closing
tho exchange" The motion was put 70
the members present and carried.
While the meeting was in session it waf
rumored around that an adverse decision
would undoubtedly swamp many promi.
nent brokers. The fictitious price of tin
on the other side could not 90 ont to the
country as basis of settlement without
causing innumerable failures and general
panic. Strauss, the London bear operator,
and not the syndicate's representative, as bas
been reported, was talked about as having
threatened some time ago to break the
market, and his hand was plainly seen in
the present deal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
A LITTLE WAR.

An Alabama Miner Lynched-rnrests OF
Vengeance from His Friends.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 2.-Two MI
ners created an affray at Warrior, this
county, last evening. One Of them, Geo.
Morton, shot and killed Deputy Marshal
Kelly. He was arrested and put in the
calaboose. Lynching being threatened by
the cit;zans and rescue BY the miners, the
Mayor Of Warrior telegraphed this city
asking for posse to resist the the mob and
protect the prisoner. Later. the Warrior
officers smpggled Merton aboard the ca
booss Of q freight train for this city. A
mob followed and cut loose the caboOse.
Thep hung Morton and filled his body with
bullets. Morton's brother, who was with
him in the row, is yet alive, but under ar
resk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
A CURIOUS FREAK.
A Colored Child with Two Faces and
Three Legs.

A Colored Child with Two Faces and
Three Legs.
SARATOGA, ARK, May 2.-About two
weeks ago Mrs. Sarah Langstop, colored,
gave birth to male child. The baby,
which is alive and we'll, has two perfectly
formed faces, backing each other. 1t fre-
quently cries with one face while the other
is sober or Laughing. Both faces are per-
fectly formed in all their festur.s and func-
tions, there being two mouths, two noses
and four eyes. The throats appear to join,
or run into one, just below the adams
apple"
The freak has only one arm, but three
legs, the extra limb sticking back like q
ksugaros tail and serving as prop when
the baby is placed ON its feet. At birth
the baby weighed three pounds and now
weighs eighteen. %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
Fighting Lake Michigan Ice.

ST. IGNACE, MICHIGAN, May 2.-Ths
Chicsgo grain feet is bucking the Ice, al
the Lake Michigan end of the straits.
Three proprietors are hard at work on thif
end, but have net made so rods in the
past "a hours. With the most favorable
weather they will probably get through by
the end of the week. The weather N
warm, but the ice melts very slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
UNION LABORITEs.

The Clans Gathering at Charisston for ths
state Convention.
Special 7tleeran b hs Re0ta4. q
CHARLESTON May 2.-4Ths National
Union Labor party will hold convention
in this city tomorrow for the purpose q
nominating full statA ticket and TO sp-
point delegates to the National Labor Con
vention, which meets in Cincinnati thu
18th inst. There are over one hundred del
egates in the city tonight from the Third
Congressional District and BY morning
there will lie from the other Districts el
the State four hundred delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
DEMoCRATqc POLICY.
Tar n BIN mAmendnents- "A Caucus Soon

Tar f BIN Caucus Soon to
be Held.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-An effort is
being made, which promises success, to Sc
cure Democratic caucus of Representa-
tivesnext Wednesday or Thursday to draw
upon line OF policy to govern the accept
ance of amendments to the tariff bill. II
Is said to be the purpose Of leading Demo
Gratis to anticipate the Republican side Of
the House as far as possible in offering for
incorporation in the bill such amendments
as may seem to meet the popular senti.
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03

Nxw YORK. May 2.-The second Ma
tional Republicn anti saloon conference
began this morning in the hall Of the
Cooper institute. Delegates from all the
States were in attendance. The meeting
was called to order by Chairman Griffin
ut 11;t0 g. m, and Introduced Dr.. II. III.
Defsrest, of Alabama, who opened pro-
ceedings by offering preyer. Chairman
Griffin then followed with an opening sd-
dress, in the course of which he said thst
the only way in which this movement can
be suecesful is % have the help Of Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03

AND 50 CARNEGIE has won. Many Of
n. Edgar Thompson strikers returned to
vork Yesterday, and more are expected to
allow suit Thus this tariff made million
,irs UrOtscts his American labor. The
government pays him Sl7 ton bounty ON
n, urOduct SO he may be able to pay
h;sbsr wages" He does this by
living them something over one sixth
of the SIT, pockets the rest and
than he leDgthens their hours Of labor and,
vbsn they strike, locks them ont and
hires in their place q lot of dirty Hunga-
ran paupsrs, the very men against whom
the American labOrer Is protected to the
,xtsnt of SIT toni