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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

THE junior Senator from Kansas Seems
TO bo somewhat ont OF PLUMB 80 far az
party lines are concerned Toledo Blnde
YOs, Plumb is out of plumb with
the statesmen OF the Pagan school, but
he Is plumb with popular sentiment
among the masses, west 40 well ag east
Plumb desires TO hold on TO his Sena-
torial plum, and he is quite plummer
In that line.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
oonaumn,lon auroIY cured

To Tm EDroRi-- Please inform your roadora
that ! have Apoauvo romody for tho aboyo'namod
diseaao. ny its timely uno Thousands ofhopoleaa
oaass hayo boon permanently cured. Iehall DO glad
10 send two bottles Of my remedy FREE 70 any Of
your readers who have consumption II They VIII
nsud mo thsir Express and ?. o, address. Rospoot
fully, TIA ntooUM, n. o., ~ Pearl o., n. Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
nnoklnn,n ArneA shlye.

The best salyo In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chidrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively oures Piles, or nc
pay required. IL Is guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For salt
by Durbin Wright Il Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

IN speaking OF the row In MassillOn
between editor Skinner and the W00s-
ter militia, the Masslllon American
says;
"The fact that such spirits should be
permitted 10 roam free and unchecked
In q camp supposed Q0r In this case "
was merely q suppositoD) 10 be gov
erned by military discipline, is q dis
grace not only on the reglmental OIL
GERS but also upon the entire regiment"
While we have no personal know
ledge of this affair, II 10 certainly not
In the line OF military discipline for
militia men 10 attack private citizen,
no matter whether they intended 10 do
him bodily harm or not, IL was always
the theory OF the common law that u
mans home 10 his castle, that no ruth
less hand dare invade, except nj the
peril of his life, and u mans person ls
certainly more sacred, II viii not do
10 say that the Wooster militia only In
tended 10 toss editor skinner up IN a
tent fly, for amusement. IL our milf
Tia Is good for anything II 10 10 respect
the laws Of the state, and especially The
personal liberty Of the citizen. II the
militia is 10 90 into camp only 10 have
fun by outraging private rights, the
sooner the people Of Ohio disband the
militia and save the expense Of the es-
tablishment the better for the State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

AMONG the guests already assigned
20 one hotel In Boston for Grand Army
week, next week, are Miss Clara Bar
ton, Mrs. Gen, Logan, Mrs Wittenmey-
err General Alger, Secretary Proctor
Secretary Noble, Secretary Rusk, Gen
Sherman, Gen. Slckles, Gen. Hoyey
Gen. Berdan and Ex-Governor Fora
kar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Legal Notice.

Louis plttlor, whose place u residence Ia mn
known, will take notices that on tn nh day OF June,
igpO Lydia Pttior hlCd hor petition IN the Cpuit Of
divorce from said Louis Phtler, on the ground or
wllful absence ami efOae neglect Of duty, and for
ailnony, and that said canse viii he for heating on
s1s aT ''''' LYDIA PfTTIER.
nnla-Lw by JoHH Q. WELTr, her AN'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Reauioaoat In Pace.

william Mckinley mortuua eHl Nov, 1901
Little william thou hast loft M,
Left Us with ny tarlf Bill,
Aud Thy voice which once was rampant
Now ID Steering mighty STILL
May we meet whore care aud trouble
Shall forever cease their pain,
Where thero n no man named Warwick,
Nor wicked. wicked Blaine,
-fYOungt0wn Ylndloalor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

AZ a general liniment for sprains and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep ssatod or muscular pains, Chamber
by Durbln, Wright 4 Co, and l.. Sollman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
NOTICE.

Notice ig hereby given that tho County Board Of
Equalization Will ho In session ON Monday, August
11th and continue In session thirty days Tor the
purpose OF hearing complaints, II any from The
eoveral townshps In the county, ~ returned ny the
Land Appraisers,
p, l.. MANLY,
auR7-dw County Auditor,
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Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified ~ executor Oh
the estate OF Elizabeth Soharlo late OF stark ooun-
", Ohio, Deceased. . .......
Dated July TO- 1900 .gidw Executor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
It Looks Very Much That Way,

The Summer Of 1890 threatens TO be
"a cold u season for Napoleon" Nc
Klnley as the Winter of 1914 was for
Napoleon Bonaparte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

NILES, o., only shows 1900 popula-
tion. This is only a gain of 400 In ten
years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Heath is Wealth!

On. F. q. wHeT'a NHRvn AND BRAIN TRnAT-
MINT n guaranteed specific for HyHteriA, DiHhl
Meas OOnynlouus rita, Nervous Neuralgia Road.
ache NoryOua pTOatrhilOn caused by The use OF
alcohol or tobacco, wakofulneaa Mental Doproa-
nlon Oftonlng OF tho brain resulting IN insanity
and leading 10 mlnory, decay and death, Premature
old Ago BArTonnoah LoW OF Power In olthor scr,
Involuntary Losses ana hpormatorrhma caused by
ever o1oftlOn OF the brain holfsAbuao or Ovorsns
dugonce, Zach boz contains ono m0nlll'e treat
mont 0i,0O boz, or glx b0xoa for 5000, sent BY
mall prepaid on receipt Of price,
WIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any case. with each order received NJ
for alK bO1eA accompanied with oh,00, we viii nd
monoy II the treatment does not effect = euro,
Guarantees issued only by Durbln, Wright uo,,
~ h, Market Bt, Tho Popular Drug 90, N
naTket IT., aole ARentn Canton Ohlo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

THE first execution by electricity turns
out 10 have been horror. Well, what
can rob death of It's terror, especiallya
murderer'B deathY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

2I7A. I44H. 21SH.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-27

owing to the absence of quorum
Baker, of New York, argued that the
other business on the speakers table
must first be disposed of. After con-
siderable debate on the subject, Speaker
Reed decided that the question before
the house was the roll call on the pas
sage of the lard bill.
Mason, of Illinois, appealed from the
decision. On sustaining the decision
the vote showed no quorum, and the
call of the house was ordered.
One hundred and fifty-nine members
having responded to their names. and
nineteen members having reported their
presence to the clerk, the speaker pro
tenn announced that there was a quorum
present. Morgan moved adjournment,
saying he believed some agreement on
the lard bill could be reached. The
motion was lost.
Cannon then offered a resolution
directing the sargent-at-arms to notify
absent members to return to Washing
ton without delay, and revoking all
leaves OF absence, except those granted
on account of illness. The resolution
recites that twice today legislative pro-
ceedings were Interrupted by want OF
quorum; that certain members (men-
tlOnlng their names) answered to their
names under the calls, but did not re-
sponc on the regular roll calls.
Blount, Grain and others protested
against the resolution, saying it was an
unjust arraignment of every member
mentioned in it, and it's adoption would
be the censusre of those members.
There was great confusion in the
house. Fully dozen members were on
their feet demanding recognition on a
question OF personal privilege, and their
efforts to secure such recognition were
heartily seconded by their friends.
Finally, Grain was recognized, and
said This is nothing but petty
species of bulldozing, the object being
to threaten us, in order to compel us to
vote"
Henderson, of Iowa, said nothing in
the resolution could be construed into
censure, and Cannon said the naming of
the gentlemen in the resolution was but
showing what the roll-call showed.
Turner, of New York, said that the
gentleman from Illinois had been play
ing to the press gallery. He then
criticised the resolution in a speech
three-quarters of an hour long. At the
conclusion of his speech the house ad-
journed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-27
IN THE HOUSE.

Petty Bull doing ResOrted to by the
Majority.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-In the
house this morning, it was contended
that the first business was the Conger
lard bill, the vote upon the passage of
which, Saturday, was inconclusive,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-27
EDUCATIONAL.

LOS ANGELES COLLEGE.
REV. d. W. HANNA A. NJ. Prest.
Cor. 9Th and Hope SITS,
Fall term of sixth year commences
September 10, 1890.
FACULTY..
REV. d. w. HANNA ....................Pr President
ALICE NJ. BRoADwELL ......... Lady Principal
Christine Noodle, Ella e Ives
Margt +. Hamilton, Blanche n. Epler,
VIM. Havemann, A. N. Rev. n. Saunders, A. NJ.
LINDA A. CARVER. ;... Prin Preparatory Dept
Asst. g ," q"
JEAN RUSSElL. PIN. Urinary ~
LUCY ). HANNA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Secretary
The conservatory of Music is under direction OF
PROF. A. WILLHARTITZ.
The Art Department is under care of
MISS ELLA S. GOODWIN.
The Department of Elocution and Oratory is
under the care of. ........ MISS ELLA f. IVES
For catalogue &c. apply to
au7-6w D. w. HANNA, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

,,,n to look around for their od
nia'I""' ~. IN their factories or engage "o" 0"o
""h"''" ,,orr and make other preparations io' ~
""H ~ ,,src-s. Among these h"''uin'
m r,'os webb. whose fa'toIF IS '' va. ~, III.
Thomas y, =, Newark. Mr.. Webb has kept up Ms
Sheffield ,'e rcars by turning his attention to pearl
factory "' c,unc such ORDER he could get TOT pearl
le"'H' az" DIV, ,,hlch could not handly be so' l'o"'
D"''o'' - His work has been clliciS oh NV
,"e ''r ...dcs. lie is now employing iorty pe"p,.
"''e' rc once had eighty. Willie wages a'o "uU"
.,, and one -lalf less Tribune reporter ''io
y, IN. factory yesterday ara iou"' '"p'N
cmr,o,os In high soou ','''"o.' ,. ord.rsd new
i~' and shall double my working force Us
h'~' N'' ut il in. Last week my men asked LOT ",
'oo o. ~ T., pcr cent in their wages. ana they u.""
a"' sr twice. They got il. Ihcy nave oe0"
"4,1 rhen at work from 81 to I'D. NO" "'e,
, 90, nc high slS and will have s'edus WIN
,dr feel the effects Of the new law III l"7 w ~,
,.l"r in but the real benefits VIII come ny Az. .h
w., .,,o thc importer, had plenty OF wartime " -,
ioa ,,u and they laid In big stocks OF i'p'''0'
iafi" law c, N las, for some months But men
JUL , h.cu waiting and hunscring Tor years "a"
WIN ,,,, time like that TO reap the harvest tas l.
bide HUE u"
coming. 49,, &C., ,v.,n utbcrc arc less than
~ r.,rs employed at pearl button niahi"s III
,r,, and their work hao been prtcar""'' f' :,
~ ,r,m now you will see 3.ooo men At "o''
-, r r,ucd In this city alone. Last yc" Wv u'
, ~ Al, the Newark factories wa Only go, W.
V"''" year, the output will bs $4,000 oo' l"'''
,,d deal Of misrepresentation about '''c ''' va
- dn,y The average Is only about 80 per 'c'' i"u
u tnut AN increase Of 200 and 300 pei CENT "
.,,, lines Is all mUpn-hnc Tho Me"e'' u'''
49, .o,mooc,t grade. That on the twenty
," ,.u ucarl button. which costs the lmpo Tn rio
III r,r,. /, ~ cents or about /" pr cont, les
r,. hail pearl button TIE hlIS j. '' ,r,io
,w'i',' ' "nI,nl III people buy M thi O|'H' '',
it"i,,, vhi,h are made lr"n ihrTrH III, " hea,.It
-. ' tbr h.tt.r grldr- arr always W. oh,
i I1ut w. int, rl, firt"H and ak the "''"""'"
hey thnh of IN" 'ari". ,. ,,,r, in which "A rdin
' nm, ,,.nortcr Trt INTO "a larI' ROOM W ', cy,-,l
NV e. re- hI-.ll work dnd 'hIae'u ~,
DIT ,'' -, rr,yrt,It!uu. The, cNii'r''A ,-,
% ',,... f.r IL rem" Of thrr tfl" ~ ,oru,r, a.
10 ",- r,i, Il II had fallen. aid loosen in va, IT,
'i'lP '. ,niur,. when III; old prosperity VIM
aI ,.,,d :, th, industry IN Nr"igh i.'s 81, ;I.,,
:. :, element az Mr. Ncp about AL Hl''A" u, ~ =" g.,
r' Irll TIE lrium"." >hd "" man ,.f , wa,
,,,, ,,vr tll.i- t. NE NJ, ~ ..u
l1'l'"n -, ,u.,, That passed II. ana WIZ $40"
w., ,i,,,r,, l,,l.,i " i.rii thrN rol" Ia No"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
Co,-cr CALENDARS rOE TO-DAY.

surreme co:st-"sntral Terra Hr'eF" IAN lirunt J.,
~. l3c. iis lSo i;s - e. 30 VI ~ 30 ~ l'''
iiG su ilS IL lift Barrett, Jcoqn
open. 10 80 m:.tVo saIs4tr Ia! i a. Il .ran.
JaS aad t.e'SY' "a a. 81, * %: s' i,: $ lv0
i't @ :r t Tstm Part il b. r. Andrew,
Jii@ and rat,-Sos llis 900, iiol. is-. So li-l
to s saiS toHfrt-circu:-rart I-Be:os La"tne IL
s S% ~ H. : siSi. Is: :iss.. l5 :Is :I:, -
~ s,3; 5 Ell ;a,=i . ~ Part 'H 5nron J.
"a; ~, i Iss il 8 % &; i S. 1851 = 49,
'O0S ra'' ii,n" ere pa ra;,on =
-cs, ~ ;od h4t' H;:a r ~ H ivhcr S
A So H. -: :s l:s; l':: 49, ',::s So -So
-2G sipSr,6r icari-eI.tla. i'r-issr. Dac'o j.
Nsaj:ro co;r-Eglai'y T''nDc'''" TFDA' '-N''
i2e 49, ~ ,r u.s.. I'd 4%-r. rae.or. Fr.iaa.
49,. *. Iai it r urn
s IT, .: ~ ~ l5 E:'t e, " 81 IS
-. =" ~ ;4 S.iefore Ransom $40 5sl cor:
' ' r ,. Of } IL: rsooa~ ~ ! I;coE WIZ;
Aan ~ N IKE s ar. VII Fis~ri AID l. r sH' az
10 50 o, a. m p!sas-sr,ia! TrrnB'oc Aen J-No''
D. ;o,s,on Pleas, Equity Term R'fF" Pryor. J--.N''.
oss% =, F e. ,o a, d'' "a 'r'
t Son g! t 5. So >. -. l's Psi ad- 1853 &c.,
st3 S'" ,oy ? >Irrta Term ne'3r" - h N@i'n'
~, f,S SEQ. I3e;. ,oi. 2cs3. % lid-. i2'S 50
ii:r' iSt ai3ir,Tr!a Tsrn-rat II B'ior" ''icc'rch
so, i.oi l:;l, l'ci - iT ''''' 1907 '''0'
i''CS ,c-t Trii rcr,nr Part lll:io'e van wy A.
, ~ 9aIl .cp $50 los. -. al . ,,.,
1,tr 60 It'll rrria-rart lv-i"'':" Va" WA
Special notions. ,.. ,,,-. r.,,-, Cow n 7
I'D ' ".,.,an p.trco Attorney NL'd"'a-N''' I" 81 ""
elusive In. p,-, II v.fo-n SMITH. R.
.nt ,.is,,nt Di.,r,t Attorney J'r'rr-N ! ,,...,,
" .-ourt M ,;rnr,a sessions Pnti IL '' 4,
aud as,s,ant p.,rl,;. Az rnrv N"r % 9 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
LITTLE DEMAND FOR ICE on THE KENNEBEF'

Augusta. Me. oct. Il 'Sp"cial.-Thcre Is a complete
stagnation the market here. Only one sale has
been noted for six weeks and this NJ heavy loss to
the sellers. Ice Is not wanted. and Ii Is doubtful II
any amount cOnh lie sold al FL ton An officer
Of Of the largest Concerns on the river SAYS his
company would not paw over 50 cents ton for ice in
the houses. There Is prospect now OF any improve
ment In the market There 3.OO0.OoO tons OF Ice
on the Kenncbcc and half OF II will be wintercd Forty
three Kennebcc houses have been emptied. More ice
was harvested on Lake Champlan aud other Vermont;
lakes than Maine people had idea or conception or
There Is comparatively little shipping done on the river
now. and the following concerns arc the only ones
st work Knickerbockers. OF Philadelphia, at Farming
aHlc: Great Falls Ice Company. independent; Clark
4 Chaplin, Haley 4 Berry, and then a cargo
Cochran d OIer Haynes d DE WITT Knicksrbockers. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
~, IS Gritty. BIT WHERE rs THE BOOTY

llcnr, tas.in. hcllhoy If III" Hotel Nendomc, wa,
,ut Guilty In t,"ncral sessions by jury Yesterday
-, s,cann. n box containing Sl2.H0- III cash. four
certificate, II deposit for $1,000 each gold watch
and some papers belonging 10 two b"okinhhers. from
,h. hotel safe. Bernard sanders. ono OK tho book
makers testified the contents Of tho bo\ which he
had given To the clerk for safe kcc, ng. Joan oBrlcn.
driver. who lives ~ NJ 100 West Fify thiri ST..
IN t, same horse with Ca,,ln. sid that the b'lb "
Ind fri. 4 e. rnli,t him III scheme for stealing the
,, several weeks before tn" robbery occurred. CaSSn
lad inouird whit IN" punt for the offence
,vnuld i,. and said "oh. could hide The money.
.,rxe my time and then lead jolly lie with the
,o,v Tho prisoner had admitted having such A
alton with the witnc ), bcr, Inspector Byinc'
,ft hi are I.
u.c,r Matthews, another hrlhy At tho hotel t"'-
,rr +, ta,,ir', having urged him I" n!d IN plan
for ,tc,lns he none. Witn'~>"> testified To finding
tho watch I'm . clo~; 81 IN" hn"l. IL" rcrtihcatec "i
,.u.u urd,.r A carpet, hui the battered empty box
80, ,Lr lire escape. rht cash IA, not. h'"c\cf bCh
recovered .,.. .,,,. ,,,r. ~,
,,i, -, hnur aud ia,-m Mas Vmalpiri FOR sc"tuce
uutu Monday by Juis" COMING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
TIE cOr-nT OF APPEALS.

Albany oct. l,-In the First Division 81 the Cours
0. Appeals to day the following cases were argued
Emil ,,rcct -. al, appellants. ag. EMIL Deckcrhon
ct Al, respondents. submitted - . ,.,,.r,
J.f.ic.i and IrIokyn RAIr11 Company aPp|h""'r
AIT city Of Brookyn. respondent ,, r. ui
Tltr!,k Flalcrty. respondent, 1S' licNG! u H'hcf
,;e"r, LcvI,. respondent, AIT. New York. LAKE
Erie AID Western Railroad Company, app -!.sHt'
In the second Division the following cases We"
argued: ,
:. D. >caman respondent. at. Herman ho'h!e''
appellant. submitted. - ~ x,. ~,
iMrir,pa,;aa Life Insurance Company OF New or"'
rc.nricr.ri 49,, John {. oturgis ad Myrph u ha''
cork. app, iants: -, uiu,,msiur,
CITY F1rr Insurance Company, appc..ant. ,, -
Henrietta Woods appellant, ast E'as' - "'''A"' !"
spond.nt. ,,.,,s ,,, ,.,-o
l. NI,T appellant. Dismissed uhder Euie Il WIKI
Ott costs - Ham, : purr.,
BaEh II America. respondent, at. Henry =. burger
Ct al appellants. ~, ,I.r~v
Following are IL, day calendars for October 10
First Dlvi,lun-Nos. $40, 40, 100, 4'o, 49, f'''
$50 and AL. ,, 80 ,,a
second Division-Nos. l.04O, Lila, l'll0' Lily
I,l2O, LIZA, l,l.1 and LILO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
1rnpr OF, rnr rOA2D Of rNTiNlrE.

Tho uo,r, q, Estimate made several pprpr'a'''n'
v..t,,d,v asked for hv thr l.H" al f"'h'f''''
after Mayor Grant had ur-"l Thar th''' - WI" I"
,,lntinu Of necessary school a'ron'n'"t'r"'. -"
sum ~ Slilo-, VA, cruri.d fr re" ''"''' "''''
Site NJ Amsterdam ave. aad West Si\N '.-"'" y.
~ 3Qi for >chul building inspectors '.' ,"'
for various other purposes. T''"' d., ,,,
n,,., ,,,o, il, answer 10 oljcc.io0> from PRESIDENT
,o,or,,n -, ,r, TAX Department. thai az least "''
~ mary fer each huI,ii"S Ater an
rx,rudcl di>cu. ion it was de- 'tcd to p"r,'a'' W.
additional lots In IVES, Fifty fourth And Wet fIty n'
t,., for sani,ar, purposes. at 50 "oo '' H. ~.
luti,r, offered on september Il ny i''''''
"''.' w A., ,r,nr,y.ucnt of Riverside Drive AID
nn ,'It,r, ~ A great speeding drv"" ay "M''r mo
.",,.o ~ committee Of citizens to De- aYpoini "a ny
the Mavor a4Gp,ed Tine mn m. 81 rr n" ~
riSe ic han, the custody Of Juvenile delinquent
rno u".d viii begin on the provisional c''''"'e' VI
IsOl nj II q. II. 10 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
LIVELY TIMESAT THE BARGE OFFICE.
TWENTY NEWLY ARRIVED ITALIANS ACCUSED
OF BEING Ex.CoNvlcrs.


The steamer Alesa arrived here on Tuesday ana
LANDED ,o5 Italian immigrants a: the Earge Oncc
Yesterday who could muster only ". ~ among them
all mr. ,Lout "a IL cents each. There was no OBJ
lection raised OF course to the poverty OF the new
corners, but the Federal Inspectors al the large ohoc
had been Informed that there were some undesrToie
ncople ON board and they were accordingly on the
watch.
The Interpreters In tho registry room cau3ht TWO
81 tough looking customers naHc' A'eno hoss' anu
Giuseppe D'Gu,scppe, who were aec"s'a Vi in'.i's
served terms IN prison, and Oh ha'h'e ''.u'e" "''0
n..snor, to this country. 1t was supposed that thcy
,, ,, hcr urdcr couty-,rt together with party
-, ,w,,tv IN work in Iron Mountain, Michigan. BIT
,hor con,panons were not detected IN inc registry
roam They were not heard from until Ros'i a'lo
DIuiscppc were under examination al" '''" WIN
came that they had assembled In Battery ParK ana
were being welcomed to America ny '"'r e'''c'''
cousin, and auns rom Mnlh"rry-st'
Ir,crnrc,cr palnc1i and WcntAl were cent TO cach
the missing twenty and hrln= tachi p'i''' IL " VI
iuticc P,lmcli Is "a little. short fellow WED wears
49, ir,ro.irg silk hat Wcntzl i short and f;S. oit
,Iucly The two n.hrth1i to the PARK ana i"u"d
,hcr,. n mob Of several hundred lalIah'' VII" "'Ie
giving a reception To the t"e''
arrived laborr, ralmeIi c"iiarc" '"o "
OF the twenty without ceremony anu paw ~
team OF TO the l,arg" once with IL" N'''''' -
Iul, a babel OF wells arose ana INC iH"o '"'' 49,
iu,crprctcr one Of the largest men III tie 'r""'
Jumped OH top Of Palm'r and nearly 'ru'"cu ".' .N'
Interpreter Wcntz released hi, prisoner anu '"S' "
,uccor ialneri. I:ui a cheap imitation OF n'' "',
,u,, ont hi, foot and wentz went sprswng lul ie"s
on the ground. a., 49,.
Tn, sound OF battle reached the court III INC '''rh'
Office and the stall Of Inspectors sa!lica ou' !" '''
r.,cuc Charley Eichcr. one OF the clcrR' IL. Nv.
executive Department. saw the fellow Trip "e"A' ''.
he marked him. Charley is a mass OF n'",'" A'''
h.. a fs,, that miyht nc notable In Chicago. itc
nu.-i il. aud a yelling. surprised and pAn'1 ita''a'
described pal7bolic III the air. lie cHe't VI
tho crowd was lidicr,us. They broke ana ran rr'-
,,. r,rh like a itsk Ui TURKEYS with their gay i'pn
streaming In the air. Nobody could caCh ~, V,'''I
rirrtc.n l,u,rrs but the tweItlcth rc'naihol Al
~rrii paraylcd condition. IL" wt> proppn ny ~
corner II. th, iaIsc Oicc. wico 10 "1noico anu 10
tered He jenny Wren, Mr.. Dolls. Fltilcr > '"''''
and l".>i and D''ui,cpp" we're rcln a.
! nC. from ~" enemy ana VI" HAc'o''
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SAM, w"g' sixteen men WHO W..
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v,u n for two Italians In ~. LOUD Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
PEARL BUTTON INDUSTRY REVIVED.
WAGES ALREADY ADVANCING AND WORKING
MIN ARE HAPPY AND GEATIfrL

Newark was some wears tn" centre Of the pearl
Lutton industry IN this country. There were twenty
an. factor.s filed with we'll paid w0rkncn viii, had
WORT, all the Year round dresser H. Iyc,i
with their fa.nilc, and. lko all prosperous work r..
were good citizens. change by Congress I'm the duty
IN u.a,l buttons imported from Europe coniI 'triv
Transformed things. The change greatly reduced the
duty on different grade, % buttons ana i"rnild
lie American market N",slrd VIII; the c.,ap Labor
Of European button maIuic tHicr> I'll" dut, beng only
- per cent al ,ao.cm. llrs" button, came Giorn
Austria and bohemia, where the poorest pcastniry
work for the dealer, and exporters, : whole family
an only few cents day. IN" compensation
II many Austrian and bohemian bntOlm4.,"rs /, less
,iian ) cent, day. In the Austrian prisons. a'o.
thousands Of oonvicts are cmpioScd IN making bors
me Austrian laws forbid the ale Of prison made
buttons in Austria and 50 the whole Of tlrs. goods
shipped to America.
II was against this destructive competition that the
American pearl button worker had to contend. With
n small duty that essentially tariff witE"li pro-
lection. Congressman Lcilba,h Of the With New
jersey District appeared before the Mills Committee
in and set forth tie condition Of the pearl button
Industry. several manufacturers also appcar-i be-
fore the conItcc I,ut these appeals unhccd d.
Meanwhile the pearl button workers Of Newark aud
elsewhere had drhed into other occupations and
driving horsecars, doing labOring work. and waiting
and hopng for jns.cc from Congress, In Newark
four ftt, OF tie factories closed, devoted 10
other purpo,ee. few Kept on with diminished forro
working At small wages. becau,c they were enabled
Niece out their small orders with work pearl Irwcy
and ornaments. The specific duty Of cent, a
line completely restores the industry. As soon II
became evident that the Mckinley bill would pass. the