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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1889-01-26
Communion Cured.


. An old pbysIcian, retired from prac-
All East India missionary the formula Of
simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of ConsuInp-
ton, Bronchitis, Cxtarrh, Asthma and
oil throat add Lung Affections, also Il
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Complaints, after having tested Its w"il-
derful curative pswers In thousands of
cases. has felt It his duty to make IT
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
human suffering. 1 will send free Of
charge, TO NIL who desire It. this recipe,
in German, French or English. with full
directions for preparing AVID using,
Sent by mail by add dressimy with stamp,
naming this paper w, 4. Moves, l4J
2, Roxer's Dtock. Rochesser, y. Y aaoow
Any man who has struck his hnger
nail with a hammer "knows how it is
himself" and II lie tries 1t no will know
that the best thing for it IS Dr. Fenner's
Golden Relief II Ia also the best thing
for diarrlloea. pain IN stomach, burns.
flesh cuts. neuralgia and rheumatism.
Quickly cures al! pain, swelling, and
stomach and bowel difflculties.-Worth
Its weight in gold. Try 1t. For sale at
j AISUOpA " w y pSu4 ot'iCs HCVt2
Lake OAK.
Whei, Colonel lligxin. OF Freslonia.
was huilding tho Louisiana r,rl Texas
railroad. nothing VII. found TO prevent
the eff.c: OF malaria on the wGrknen
and ward OF disease equal to 'Ir. Cen
l ner's Capitol Fsi.ters. Use his i,k,od
| ard Liver Remedy and Nerve IOuic IN
all ij!ond, skin and nerve disorders; his
/ CopXh Honey ~ all cOugha, aud his
Golden Relief In all pains, stomach aud
bowel disorders. For sale ut L,tr,Id 4
Co.'S Parlor Drug Store, -DeyIlx Lake
OAK.
Why ernbitter. iifs ty dragging around
with lamc back, diseased kidneys. drop
sicaj swelling. female, weak ne,ss, ner-
vio,ls debility. heart dizeat.e and ri,en-
tnstin complaints. when DR.. founcr'r =
Kidney ard l,"cka":,c cnre wi!! NJ
quickly cu3c. "sy. ~. ). Mrrc',a,:i,
presiding elder writes: at gave ;no al
most instant and entirely permanent re-
lief" Superior 10 all known medicines
in these diseases. For s1!o At Laijo!h Il
Co.'S Parlor Hrus store. Devils iako
DaN.
When we see disappointed aud anx.
isty depicted in the cOuntenances Of Ous
.;iiizess We feel ike telling them that
Dr. Fenner's Cough Honey never dis.
|appoin;s. For .s:e ct Labold q Cot
!Parlor Drug Store, Devils Lake .Dsk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NEWsY NOTES



Frank A, Nelson and Cora Doll Of
Perry township, have been licensed to
marry,
Miss Mary Filliez, Of Canton, was ~
Louisville on Monday, visiting relatives
and friends,
Monday Miss BoylaR, Of "a North
Walnut street, slipped on an 10y side
walk aud broke q log,
Nathan Knesbeek aud Lena L0r
wort John fasker and Gertrude En-
rich, Of Masslllon, have been licensed
" marry,
Philip Athens aud wife, who have
been visiting friends Ia this city for q
week past have returned 10 their home
in Alliance,
The ladies Of st Johns Aid Society
will hold q social NJ the residence OF
Mr. Charles MOnnOt In North Poplar
lar street Tuesday evening,
Christ Observation-Disclosures was yeeter'
day afternoon sentenced 10 N months
in tho penitentiary for stealing $40
from George staldef
Word from Congress Lake brlnga the
intelligence that there IL good fishing
and that Charlie sliker has q good
supply Of minnows, etc,
Tho county commissioner are In 6e6'
sion to-day, The strasburg inoofpora
ton matter was again continued ana
will come up Tor final hearing on FIJI
day next
Omeef Bederman arrested Philip
Camp NJ beech CITY Saturday after
noon, for obtaining ei5 worth Of goods
from David 4, Holman under false pre-
tonsea, Camp viii be given q hearing
latter on,
IL will be remembered that some
time ago Lucinda Myers applied for u
divorce from Marcus Myers on tho
ground of extreme cruelty, The case
has since been withdrawn, the plaintlh
paying the costs,
James Howard aud John Brown, the
two men arrested for burglafizlng
chicken coopa In the vicinity Of Ma
yarre, appeared in Mayor'a court yes
to-day afternoon and the case was con
tlnued untll Wednesday, when they
will plead guilty 10 petit larceny
II. W. Loenler, of Maasillon, has sent
his celebrated black cocker spaniel 10
Boston, Mass, for breeding purpoSeo'
lie has received word from u gentleman
In that city, who desires to enter her In
the dog show, but Mr. Loeiler VIII not
nermit IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

price OF land and the higher interest,
The less building ana the less employ
ment Of labor consequently tle molh
poverty, Land VIII DO utilized flllel
ny capital on labor II by capital, "
produces poverty, high rates OF inter
eat ana bankruptcy, which must u
crease under the present system, ha tho
value OF land increases,
Hut II by labor under the George sya'
tenn, wealth, prosperity low interest
BECAUSE the chances Of m%OnOpOllzlng
natural opportunities being destroyed,
money aud land would DO confined 70
their legitimate funeti0ns, Who but
knows, that II the price OF land IN and
around our cities was cut down one,
hall, Interest cut down One-halfi ana
all taxes taken Oft Of improvements
and building material, that this would
create q building boom, lower rents,
and euablG lab0rers 70 nave their own
homes, Would not this DO the natural
result aud would not this abolish four
hfthR OF all the poverty,
Allow me in conclusion 10 Illustrate
the practical workings Of 6lngle tax on
tbs farmer A iaa farmer, u OF more
miles from Canton, owns 100 acres or
land worth, independent OF Improve
mentR, 800 per acre, BIS q farmer
two miles from Canton with 100 acres
worth 500 per acre, y N u farmer
with 100 acres adjoining the city, worth
$1,000 per acre with our present ayar
ten Of taxation part N tarin, part q
tax on land, and part q tax ON Improve
ment8, personal property ana capital,
Farmer A pays nearly aa much tax on
his 900 land 10 Farmer u pays on his
500 land, aud quite aR much tatlit tax,
quite % much tax on bis improvements,
personal property and capital All else
being tQlpl, Farmer II pays nearly 40
much land tux on his 800 land 90 q
does on hla $1,000 land and Just ~
much other tax, all else beng equal,
Those In the city, with more valuable
land, pay q little more land tax for city
purposes, but less other Tux, because
they hide II,
Now with single tax, farmer a pays
half az much TAX with his 800 land aa
farmer u with his slU1land, aud win
his al 900 land pays ton times 10 much
tax ~ farmer u, and twenty times 40
much tax 40 farmer A, ana th0Ee ~ The
city more In proportion 10 their land
value, Now take into consideration the
enormous amount Of valuable land Ia
and around our large aud small clues
IN tho United States, TIE enormous
amount OF valuable gold ana silver
mines, copper, ore, lead, coal and other
valuable mines, valuable timber lands
from which mOnOp0liaA are gathering
their millions. II all these were taxed
10 their fall value, putting farmers A
and BA taxes both together and you
could hardly see IL, Yet they don't
want II that way, They would sooner
recite the monOp0llata prayer o, Lord,
protect the poor farmer from the On,
croachment6 Of Henry Georges land
theory, and the poor labOrer from the
dreadful effects Of free trade,
A, j, KNIT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

W.
East Palestine wants wotor works.
Ashtabula schools have 100 pupils
Eric county Dow tax wnymcnt was S2','
$40,
ElJohn Strauss killed under cars At Woos
ter.
Prospect OF n g95GOOo onlon depot In
Dayton.
Mndlay court house to DO lighted by
electricity.
Gurrctnvillc $4,000 town hall nearly
completed.
Gus land Is being leased near B%urgholN,
Jefferson county,
Salvation army 10 have u biz blowout In
Fndlay, February 20.
Frank Moore, Of %Salinoyillc, shot himself
while hunting.
Raycnna Is figuring 10 control liz vas and
electric light worha
Mayor Chapman, Of Alliance, IN after tho
hard cider dealers.
Murray Webb, Alliance, sold $1,000 worth
Of relics 10 n Chicago museum.
Throo prospective society weddings ON
ono street arc rafting Norw TX,
No moro salvation street parados In Ash.
tabula without a permit from mayor,
Hubbard merchants all Joined Il protue.
two association against dead beats,
Littlo girl In THIN died Of blood poison.
Ing caused by a slight scratch by Ice.
o. II. Eaton, clerk o. Clyde water works
board, 1900 short Jailed at Frcmont
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
WILL SINGLE TAX

Abolish Povorty--.Viowa OF q Wolf
Known Canton Economist on tho Opera
tiona OF tho Single Tax Byatom-.-How IL
WIN Affoct tho Farmers,
EDrroR NEws.D EMooRAT;-ln two
previous communications l think i
have shown clearly enough that legisla
ton Is responsible for very much OF the
poverty that exists in this country,
Now would the single tax system, If
adopted, abolish that poverty.
The single tax system would have the
rental value Of all land paid 10 tho gov
eminent as II tax, for the benefit of oil
the people. Thus all would receive the
rent of their share Of the land This
would certainly relieve poverty, " II
did not restrict production. We claim
IL would increase production.
The main argument against single
tax Is, that II would reduce the selling
value Of land. What restricts produc
ton more than the nigh price Of land
An wealth is produced by the applica'
ton of labor and capital 10 land, And
when land receives u value whore IL Will
not pay capital It's interest and labor
q living, labor abandons II, and capital
can produce no wealth without labor.
That land is then held out of use by
capital for speculative purposes. The
more labor can make from land, the
more IL will be utilized; and
the more capital can make from
land, the less there will be left for 10.
Dor, consequently the more labor will
DO impoverished; and less able to I'M
prove opportunities.
The legitimate functions OF money
and land have been forced from theiI
legitimate channels by legislation. The
legimate function of money Is u medi
um of exchange. The legitimate func'
ton Of land 10 to supply the needs Of
man. Legislation has given both q
fictitious volue, which makes them Q
curse, instead Of a blessing, by hinder
ing production, and producing poverty
When money will command more in
terest than the natural increase o.
wealth, II becomes q producer Of pov
erty. Two things causes interest K
keep up, a misconception of wha'
money 10 worth, and necessity. Mer
first borrow money mlscalculating III
worth, then are compelled by necessity
10 keep II up, and finally 80 to the wall
Think you that farmers who arr
making three per cent, would mortgage
their farms and pay 0 or 8 per cen
II not from necessity, have alread!
shown what causes necessity. And thu
high price of land, and interest, re
strlcts production, The enormous
wealth that the tariff has enabled cap
ital 10 draw from the various mineI
and timber lands Of the country, has IN
creased their value so enormously tina
capital gets oil the benefit; labor none
Take our cities. Tho higher tn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
LATEST IELEGAPHIC
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Echoes From the Light Weight
Championship Fight
Counting the Vote That Makes
Harrison President
---
Blaine Says lie Has Not Deen OF
tered a Cablnet Chair
-
Rich Recruits 10 the Salvation
Army in New York,

nohoea From tho Myers'MoAulife Fight,
INpIANAFoLIs, Feb la-Ispeeial
Those sports who are impartial who
witnessed the light between Myers aud
MeAulide, say neither seemed to have
any advantage NJ the finish, They were
evidently very evenly matched, The
fight was one OF the longest that ever
took place In the United states, and
has attracted universal attention,
Sports were present from This city, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati, san Fran
cisco, New Orleans and many other
points, The betting was about oven,
Many rows and side fights took place
IN tho crowd, but no one was eerlou0ly
hurt, Neither man appeared ~ have
any advantage Of the other when the
fight was called, II lasted four and u
half hours, Both men have black eyes
and bruised faces, but arc not hurt
much,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
THEY MUST GO
THIS WEEK

The question with us is
not, "How much can we
get for them But, what
can we afford to lose in
order to close them out?"
We have a large stock
on hand, so will make pric-
es that will sell most of
them this week,
Come, look them over,
you will find something that
will interest you in some
part of the store.
To make this sale Of
double interest, we will
continue our special prices
of last week ia Muslin I'm
derwear and House Furn-
ishing Goods. {.
These prices, together
with the bargains in odds
and Ends makes this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
MURDERED eY RuM.
rus lads KILLED bY O%yeTdeses ~ heon'
shins WhishY-Ihe AWfpl crime o. q
HautuoIV Iiuuor Law NtoIattuu.

I've lads Ruled hY OYerdgses ~ Mpnns
shlna WhislY-Thp AWfm Cums 81 .
Kentucky hgu0r law Violation,
L%OuHyrLLH February p-At Beaver
Jam, Ohio county, fndRy, Q worthless fel'
low named JGha Hall, who divides his time
between coal mining and violating the pro'
hibiton laws entioed three boys named
Jain Ferguson IhGmas phinn and Charles
Bunch ~ his "bliRd tiger aud sold them q
quart Of vile stun ont Of iug, They drank
largely of II and started tur home, carrying
tho bottle with them,
They we're noticed 10 ha crazy drunk Ny
several people, bat no particular attention
WAS paid 10 them When nsRr liaayeTdnm,
tho boys separated, ChInn went home and
fell ln the doorway almost dead, 4
physician was summoned and II required
hard work 10 save his lilo, Tho Other two
failed W turn up HUd 10 The three were
known " have been together q searching
party was formed 10 look iDr them,
They had MOI gone lUr when they came
upon hunOh, Ito was lying 100 an iuscn'
sihle condition and had 10 no carried home
A physician was also called 10 attend him.
but he was 30 iar gone that but little could
DO done tor him. and he was lying yester'
day almost Al the point N death, The
young men who carried Bunch home, TO-
turned as soon ~ possible " look Tor Fer
guson, Ito was found sill further away
from home and was dead and cold when
discovered, lie body was carried 10 Tho
home Of his mother q highly respectable
widow who lives In neayerdam, Of whom
tho boy was thG chief support
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
what WnshIngton nunetln saya

WARRINGTON, Feb, la-lspoolal "A
bulletin has Just been hung out In front
Of the Evening Star Office, saying that
Blaine says In an interview today that
no has not been offered u place Ia The
Cabinet, Sherman declaosto day that
he viii not accept place In HOrrIson'a
Cabinet II offered, II looks like q bolt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
ADLg TO TAXI CAM or HtRsGLF,
ALebnnon Lady Clubs 80 Insulting Tramp
Rsnaeiea6 with u WoiiinR rin,


LEBANON, Pa, February IA tramp
now lloa In tho hospital h6ro suffering from
severe injuries about tho head, which were
inflicted u iow days ago by Mrs Catherine
Penn, Of this place, The tramp called nc
Mrs renn'a homo and asked lur something
10 cat lie was taken into the house 10 tho
table, through Mira roun'n kindness and
before no loft no discovered that fho was
alone. lie NJ 0nco began 10 threaten her
and use Insulting remarks whom Mrs Pom,
. womdn Of Ano muscular development
calmly walked t0 tho cupboard secured u
rolling pin aud struck the follow % blgO On
the head which knocked him down, Bow
eral moro blows were repeated, WHOM Mrs
Pom sont out for the police, who found
The tramp lying on the floor In a sonscleu
chndlliOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

The breath Of q chronic catarrh
patient is often 30 offensive that he
becomes an object Of disgust After Il
time liberation sets in, the spongy
bones are attacked, and frequently
entirely destroyed. A constant source
of discomfort Is the dripping OF the
purulent secretions into the throat,
sometimes producing inveterate bron-
chitls, which in It's turn has been the
exciting cause Of pulmonary disease,
The brilliant results which have
attended It's use for years past properly
designate Ely's Cream Balm rs by far
the best and only cure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

RIoA, February. 13.-rhc curator OF In
struction Of the district Of Dorpat Is TAX.
ing decisive measures TO force tho uso OF
tho Russian language In tho schools. All
tho masters Of primary schools who refuse
10 tcach Russian will DO dismissed. Tho
German private schools for tho children OF
tho nobility In Courtland, n Of tho BAL
tic provinces, will be closed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

Drpis, February l3,-rhc resumption
here Of tho htting Of tho conference con.
corning Samoa will probably DO delayed
for several weeks awaiting the arrival OF .
special commissioner who, II IL expected,
will be- sont from Washington,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
no rinl,h tho pnnnmn Cnnnl,

PARIS, February i3,-lt Is reported that
leading financial houses Of this city arc
negotiating with tho object OF forming q
new combination 10 complete tho Panama
canal and prevent itpassing into tho hands
Of foreigners, NJ, Do Lcsscps, II Is said,
will DO merely honorary president OF tho
now company. on the Bourso today Pan
anna canal shares rcccdod ~ francs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Bla FlRG IN JApAN,
Its Population Ti%irty.Eight Millions
Ia silk Trade,

ia Population TIItIl'IIENI WTIIuhH@-
The SILK Trade,
Toxic, February l2,-fho present popu.
lation Of Japan by official returns 10 given
at over thiriy.olght millions AotyityIin
ullk market has not woncd since the be-
ginning Of the year, Tho tendency OF any.
thing has been otherwise, aud stocks from
interior have almost oil been collected into
Yokohama, Az tho supply, howoycr docs
not exceed thirteen or fourteen thousand
baloa,t tho native merchants nrc very firm M
their demands. Forty houses have been dc.
0troyad and seven others damaged by llrc
nj Toxic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

VmSSA, February l3-lt IL reported
that q young lieutenant q Hungarian
nomod sscphogy r oturning from tho ser
vice Of mourning Tor Prince Rudolph, was
90 overcome by tho circumstance That
reaching his apartment, ho stood before
u mirror and shot himself exactly ~ the
crown prince Is reported TO have DONE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
HOW,s TlIIHI

We offer One lluudred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of CatNrrll thht can
not DO cured by taking HAIRS Nntarrh
Cure. -
III. CHENEY n Go, Props, roledo,0,
We, tho undersigned, have known ~,
Cheney for the lmt ID years, and believe
him perfectly honorable ~ al business
transactions and financially able to Cur
ry out any obligation made by their
llrm.
WEST a. TnUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, y,
WALpINa, KlNNAN Il MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, .
II. II. VAN HUsEN, Cashier Toledo Ma
tioual Bank, Toledo, q,
llall'a Catnrrh Culn IL taken internal,
~, acting directly upon the blood alc
mucus surfaces OF we system Iiic'
75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A chOllongo to stark County Shooters,

/ hereby challenge any shooter IN
Stark county TO shoot u match NJ live
pigeons, American rules 10 govern,
Tho number Of birds and amount OF
stake TO be agreed upon when match IL
made. Matt Legg, OF North Lawrence,
o., preferred. Address
GEORGES DoBSON,
Basement Hotel Conrad, Massillon,0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

A beautiful young lady became 80
sadly dis6gured with plmples and
blotches that II was feared she would
die of grief. A friend recommended
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which she took,
and was completely cured, She Ia now
one OF the faireBt Of the fair,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
oOnvnnnlrn the n~leotornl Vote.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10, Especial i
The canvass of the electoral vote for
President began at | o'clock to-day
There Ia u tremendous crowd Of spec
tators. IL will take until 4 y, m, TO fin
ish the canvass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Mra, Oeokor Dlc0

The wife Of Michael Decker Of No.,
1l2 Glib street, died Tuesday afternoon
at Q o'clock, aged A years. The tune.
raj will take place Thursday morning
al q o'clock from the German Catholic
church. Cincinnati papera arc asked
to CODY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
ALABAMA plYoRoG LAWS.
Don't Know whether iio la a niRamlst o
Nat.

Don't Know whether no Ia n niRamist or
Not,
M~oploOMEEY, ALA, February iA,-Lonls
II Powell, n we'll known, prominent and
respectable citlzon OF this city, finds him'
self In q very unpleasant position because
Of the peculiar working Of the divorce laws
OF this state, -Four years ago lao was d.
yorced from his Arat wife, Seven or eight
months after the granting OF the decree OF
divorce, aud no appeal being taken, Powell
married Mis- Annie Windsor, u belle OF
the county, and q mombcr Of o me
family A month after hig marriage tho
former wife appealed the caso 10 the
Supreme Court whore, after lingering
n year or more that trihunol dismissed
the bill In the case Hnd reversed H. Powellu
second wife In the mean umo had u child
by him, and this lott tho follow with two
legal wives and two legitimate children by
different mothers, with no relief IN any
court ON earth, Last spring the grand Jury
found indictments for adultery against
him aud hi, second wife, which arc now
pending Today tho state legislature an
nulled bis nrbt marriage aud lcgOli2U3 his
second one, II being tho only court Of ro'
llof, All Of the parties aro highly CON
neoied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Discovery Of y Petrinod Proe, Probably
Three Thousand Years Old,

MERmEN, Conn., Feb, lS,-lSpecial.
"A petriGed tree recognized ~ tho eel
lus glgantuB has been dug out Of quarry
here, Horodes says this tree WIS ex'
tinct several hundred years before
lhriat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

New YoRK, Feb, l3-lSpecial j,
@. New starts homo TO indianapolis TO-
night. II 10 supposed no has u whole
trunk full of valuable political secrets,
There seems TO DO nm impression that
no 10 TO be Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
W0RRlNGMEN,
FRENCH TolLERs hgK ron REDUCED
WORKING HOuN6,
Proceedings Ut the Socialist Revolutions
ary hoOietios ~ Pats,

PAEJA February 2'r-pslem tes from lho
socialist revolutionary societies mt AZ tho
labor exchange today and then proceeded
10 tho residences Of Premier Eloluet ST.
Mellne, president Of th0 Chamber u
Deputies, and NJ ler0yeE president Of tho
Senate, leaving ~ Zach house q copy Of tho
resolutions adopted by tho w0rlm0n's con-
gt6ss NJ bordeaux, Tho resolutions do
mand n reduction 0f tho daily working
hours, the hEing Of minimum rates Of
wages 10 correspond with the minimum
expenses Of wofkmon IN each locality tho
prohibition Of manual labor by piece work
ete, Extensive police proeaution had been
taken In tho neighborhood Of tho Elyaeo
palace, and th9 palace Du Bourbon for
fear Of an anarchist riot Tho services Of
tho police were not required, however
~ no disturbance OF any Kind occurred,
Tho delegates declared tholr Intention 10
walt upon NJ, Hl0quot and the president
Of tho parliamentary bodies ON February
"a 10 receive theIr replies, Similar dopu'
tatlOn called upon tho projects At Lyona
Bordeaux and Mafsalllea and presented
their demands, In reply the projects said
that tho government wal already C0nhld'
oring many Of these demands, while others
had no substantial foundation, The work.
men, thoy lald, must not expect cvory'
thing 10 DO settled by February e.
Finally thfy begged tho Populations 10
ua6 their influence 10 avert disorder,