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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Gin SosiaLOentofrat.
[9(us einem @ertiner 8rieie an bas Ginc. Bolt
blatt.

Egtus etrlem @erliner Sriefe an baS Gtncs Bolts
blatt.
500. Sn ipdteren 8riefen tpsr6e i6 BON
etnigen reuel1 in ben GeiGStag getretenen
0bgeoroneten cine Teoer5et6nung ge6en.
6eute let MIR zines Nb9epr6neten 9eoaht,
beilen 9tar1en i1 riidit6t5DDu DerlhiDeige.
ST 0e10rt bet So3ialDenlptratie an unb Derz
tritt etilel1 lorD0eutI6en Wablfreis. Seine
2ebenSgej1i9te seigt, tDte man in elmer 8erz
differing DeS 0emittbe8 eufno6ien fam,
Die ,es erflGrli0 ma6t, boB man Elm 6ett1o
Der gBelt, Ser Wenj6beit lpirb.
.,Sn einem fleinen Stdbtden, faum stpet
Gturlbe1 bon Berlin, in ber Wfarf, tDobnte
,Dor rte6r ais, 25 Sabren eu1 befannter Birz
ger. Seine Trau ftarb ulto Der Nleinz
,ite1enoe Derliebte itd in etne Berlon, bic
bon ettpas sipeifelbafter Bergange1lbett utter
Dem 9iamen vbie iodine Sore" tie DieB
GleonDre = befannt mar. Ser 1eue11 @be
entiprDiIen etfi9e &tnber. lber Der be-
trG0tIi1 dltere Wlann beiaB niGt oas 6er5
ieiner. l60neu Strait. Die belt es nit et1em
Weultfer, Der ebenfduS Derbetratbet ipar.
Die galse feline Staot fdn1te DaS gerbalt@
niB uno mltitfeLte uiel 6aritber u16 ais Der
Otauu Der i06nen Sore unb Die Srau oeS
WtitfiferS in iSie1nli1 lhneller Solge itarz
ben, tpuroe Der i1limmfte yerbaht mad.
SnbelIen, es erfolgte gttdtS Oaralf, Die
Sdde ihten %etnsulhIufen, Bis Der Wtuftfer
uno Srall .2ore ii6 enti6loiict, SIT beis
rat6en. Ser Sag mar feitgeieBt, Die 9o1z
5eitStu6en gebaden, oa lntB eS Der Sral
nDhl III Sbren gefomn1en letn, DAB Die Sc
bDroe ~nunnebr bod cine l1nteriu6ung etnz
suleiten beabii6tiae, sflrslIm am Nbeno BOT
Der 6o13ett beihloB ite 81 lterben uno tbre
Ginoer nit iih gu nebmen. Sic l6nitt crit
tbnen, Sann fi6 bic Bulsaoer burA. 3tpei
&tnoer ftarben, zines. puroe 9erettet, un0
Die 6rau leIblt tpieber bergeiteut. Jtun err
fo(gte Die 8erbaftung De5 Yaares, Die Seiz
den iDuroen ausgegraben, Der Yro3eB me-
gen 9cppel5@ iftmorbeS etrtgelettet. Ser
Wtufifer e~rhGngte ft6 in leiner Belle. Srau
GleDnpre murbe idulbig ~befunoen un0 lit
in 5panoau nit Dem &i9tbeile bitseri0tet
poroen. Ser itberlebenbe Sobn aber, Der
in Set S6ule nod oft ben Suttgen letne
Jtarben oil ben Nr1nen 81 5etgen pflcgte,
fam bann, ms WatlenbauS, tDuroe &letnpz
ner, ipdter Mttarbeiter zines i~o5ialbemofraz
tii6en 8lattes unh 1T 6eute nod in oers
lelbsn gbdtigfeit.
St lit Elm bitter breinblifenber Wtaftn
uno aud tper ieine 9ebensgeiht6te nt6t
fennt, peiB, baB S6neres ouf ibnt Iaitet.
IS lailert ettpas 6einblt6es in ietnem 8lif.
Sbm lit BON ietnen ylaGtitebenoen BOies
geideben unb nit SaB unb @rinlm 1T ct
geger Die Menihbeit auf8etDahien. WobI
lit ieine @emitbsoerfaiiun9 gu periteben.
.Nber IS lit au9 tmmerbin lebrret6 5u err
fabren, baB tn oert 9feiben Der Inaufrieoenen
Ollie ft6 iornneln, Die cine Nehnuug nit
oer Menidbett aussuslet6en baben.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
JOSEPH II. FORD MISSING.

4 general alarm was sent out from Police HeaHqu'f'cr'
last night directing the police 10 s'aFch 10y '''p "
rd ~ No to7 Lrwi,a,e ErooAIvu who disappeared on
Monday nIsht In TN. city. lord formerly was b''N''p :
for Il T. Claaln Co. and lately BE- has been cashier JOY '
Chicago Beef Company at It's Ncw-Aork Office -" MN
dsy Dee was IN Kosmaks uquor,torc ln PARK 40" D'N
ing with Marshal Hamburger. OF this city, anu pP'''
~Lerir Hardy, of Hrooklyn. About 30 p. H. i-o-inak
a.coupane ed them to r.-t3uraut iu Par" Row 10 i'
an hour iord and his two lfi'h17 I'it
fhe restaurant In merry mood and took -r'i 'n '"'
Fourth Ward where Hardy separated from '"' o'i wv
ucn. Since then Ford hs- been missing. haru' wa
hunting for Hamburger o Tuesday hope OF getting
some Information about Ford but be could not Emu Nun
Mrs Ford feared that her husband had met Win lou
play he carried heavy gold watch and cohaiu''aoo
money In his pockets. Ford is forty years oil "t' "0'
and stout. with llght cnmpIcNI0n and mustachr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
MIRHIHD.

cArsAE-LITTI.E-On Tuesday evening, Apru 80 lo9o.
~ fr.st hrNch by ic, Ar, ,hdeacon Johnson F.p
tir-ar % Fanny Louise, daughter oil Nj a. W L''io'
~ Sew Jrc cnton, =. J. 900,
rsTrEREOOK- NICHOLSON Tuesday, April % ls9o'
t, r.-iden,c OF the brides mother. - trc-ctSNc.'
ir.r ,'if, bt the Isr, H. l. >todGard, lchaIG r
I,..E 3l Z, Nuu!. g.. daughter OF the late JOhh IL
Nclol, esd. Of Ncw-York.
rrrLD-UILION.HIGGS-O April -6, at Trinity thureh
N.w.rk bv the Rev Louis Osborne, Hector. - "t'N
Ifoi0 Irsnt. Youngest daughter OF the lat Nreri'A
iiI'tou.ll ses esq ~ Wc-tieich Court ana BrfhH y
SGuafs London England TO the Rev Justin iieIu' OF
IeuoN Ma-s. ~
rI-III.E- RCHEII-On "Wednesday. April 30 1870.
nv t. ftcN. Jonn iul, u. D. George tu'i ol ,ii' "a
Diego cal. 10 Belle r.. daughter OF James T.. bufcheI4
esd Of Ncw-i iorN. No csids. -.
HAU sEN-sWAN-On the 2sth inst PE In ue Key tNc
MILAN y. Dunncn, D. D, at the residence, OF tnc
bridcs mother Christian Iausen of Ch'oh springs %
Margaret Frances swan, of ths cIN' .
KTNGsLIY-TAYLOR-On wednesday April 80 by the
Rev X. Hebsr Newton, D. D Wlilam l.. h,'yss,eYi % -,
Tew.Havon O,nn, TO JEANNE, daughter OF ue laH
james Taylor ~ -
Wednesday. April 30. 1890.
~ ,,. rr-drrr, OF tn brides mother Mrs. Charles
harlow 40 West 64th-st by Rev William LLOYD Lizzie
Barlow to Arthur j. MoGeOiee.
E,lI-TIEMANN-At the residence oI tne brides
"re,t ia5 West i8d.st New York CITY, "Wednesday,
ami 30 1890 by the Rev Lindsay Faiker rector OF ~
Pater'. Church brooklyn Burts CunhihghSm MeeIe Oh
Hrooklvn and Ida Jane daughter o Julus w Ilemahh
SMITH -MOORE-On TUESDAY. Anrl =! ,lspJ at the
te dcnce Of the brides parents 80 o. Fast foth-st
hv Rev George H. Houghton, D. D.. A son ilvan.
daughter Of George IL. Moore TO l. l.. NermIye
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
rrLLnrcRArr cIrB kEcErrIov.

Tho Fellow craft club gave reception 10 ladies at
uo D.uf. house of 80 J. fa-t Twenty ninth 81. YES,
tcrd.f. which must hc -et down a. one Of the most
unique and interesting entertainments over given lh
Nov Yori The distinguishing feature of 90" afar was
an eslHft.lr q keyed musical Instruments Of the
plan forte lad or rather ~ The hind that pfened 'd
tie 90. .dcrr l.truwcrt - that name. Ihc collection
va. tst owned it NJ -te.rcrr Df Sew Haven which ls
c.. lined some dav 90 Le cNl0ted .n thc Smithsonian
Institution at Washington. DO embrace r.aNch"fd'
e. tIe earliest and lae.t c9u-tru. tnu, lcaniiuI
kirkmsn hsrpslchord ano pianos from the most prnl-
tive types mp 70 TIE modern concert siond.
Tive instruments were cslulHed n thc l.ilo"rrtii
Clubhouse yesterday vl.,h Illustrated every c--onth
f"ature 81 the musical Lcred Instruments from ue
twelfth century TO th' r.,f~,ntl They were ai a e.
reiIeut condition. ava Nr ~te1ert. who wa. present
on Invitation oi tte Ns.. Committee # the club.
PLAYED upon ai .n tur Ha.l times n order tD jet the
v,iiors ieara tAe is.ulaf quality 81 tone possessed
tv them ana o. disclose OBJ. mechanical action which
produced ht tome ABOUT ZOO lidle, culoycd the hos
Iliall'- 90 uc Cub. anon. them beng Mrs. Grover
tlr'' ana |lr- Abram - Hewitt. Mr.. MARY MGpcs
l'oo-'. We anne Norton Hart-cecn Me Josephine
Id@a. ni- ~ A. % .hEitf. Mr.. Co. 60. Irda.. Mft
Cantcd ". D. lNCcwafd. Mr-. g. " Ho-mcf. Miss
ii0-mei siI. ". l. q. CLARKE. Nj, Iluss. NJ Marion
Mtfoafi'i hi lhclrfnfe %. Lee Mr.. Eirl Knox.
Mis- laura stevens, NJ. T. %. Chamberlain. MIR.
NJ, hdit D. Clarke. NJ, Kenneth Crawford.
t'u-n'. i.' h -' 'rdHlurl. and the Misses Con
thcn. AW9- The gentlemen guest. present were
Alfred VI. "lHltM.. hduof NJ Iflr Providence Jour
nrai nai len1 hoidea' musical composer and X. L.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
ou1o INSURANCE coMr..a,, ,-R AccrSrD.

Columbus Ohio. Apr cU l-.. d.-t -"n."''"
was ed in official crclc her g. ar ly tie i.-'t
Of charges against the safe lIsur.fc. l.nl--.''
samuel l.. Kemp, b. L. J. Toiumur-. ore % ri" -'hl'
examiners. Nr. Kemp term VIII expire 0n june
and Dis successor has been appointed hv Governor
Campbell. Having an offer Of The pr.. dcncy oi 'n
Insurance company al DAYTON. OHIO. the cp.nmI-
siouer wrote on h.s resignation % tiLc effect "'
once lie intended o. present II 10 the Governor ~
day. Upon learning TINS Nj. Ecnmund went 10 il"
Executive Office ana made a statement % thc effect
That Nr Kemp had Illegally cxtorrcd money from
r,cfaI Insurance cOmpa.r, during Al. term Of Office
Nv entering into an agreement not 10 demand sirc
com pnance with certain statutes thai would, # en-
forced cause additional trouble and expense 10 the
companies. The resignation j. Withheld ~ be coia.
tYt-..lncr. who demands Hu Investigation that De-
r... .ludl cate himself. lie denies thc alcGauoHa
and SAYS that ihc tfolble j. due to difference lc
tween himself and two attaches 4 The Office Who
Vi,tatco hl. express order- ia the examination O4
foreign insurance COupanies.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
4 Hrmrr rr1coul ronrElrHIL>TElD
SCORE, OPP HEo.KiYN rrrrBIc,N, ATTEND
III. Er.III.N D.NEN By Ia
f.rIf.T ~fNNIN.

4 cordial fr.'nf 1901. -stn 90 NIrat .f''d
n hs capacity % IttYr o, Ihe lfp'hNH stand
ard Union '. ns" l5o fDprcscnwtv. A'p bh. .an-
ton lu &c. Iialtcads honor. gwen rs eN Judge
s.. w Icnnc, 10 h> home. No. 100 Washington
Park AA thc l,ldug men g the p'rN I hhr'
County were present or sent regret. lof f'' hours
Nh Htistead shook hand- with thc per ln- invited
,Y meet hm 90, tncy were introduced h' Mr lcnhN,
Hau-lrg io chat with old friends or DC" a'quant
ancc. whenever ull m thc arrival. occurred
Among those present were James =. J. >iialan'
cN Con gresham =. y. White bernard Peters. "A
senator stephen VI Crtwold. ttc EeV. Father Malone
Ihrpdof, B.. Wills. David a. baldwin, William II.
William. cX Judge George e.. REYNOLDS. cN Assembly
man FRANK >pcrry. Rear Admiral br"n' General
a. laruc-. cA Nayor schroeder. Professor lrl
man J. kus Ernst nathan. Timothy {. 'r'nn.
Patrick lord. cA. C,nerc..man p. E. Jane. Colonel
Alexander -. Bacon. - senator Lhscnr J..
.Cu.nor Luiucf IS Emerson. t.l.lc- a Moore. '-H
eral Iauc. Juardau. William ~ Goodrich. I'm'iN j..
Woodruff Clarence s.. Barrow. N. I. l.''rum, Cram
vIUc Harmon. Nrl~oD d. Datc-. Albert Armrrnhh'
Dcsfg, D. Elliott. Irc,horu 90. smith, Ma-n' J.. o..
iurpI.. e., Nt1ui samuel ..Hufi. colonel u l.. l'. I-t
Leonard Moody s.. .. Perry. lanmrn j.. con
IanIs, e. ln-c. John A. 1at|uf. ,A .ui-r >inurl j..
Morris. Richard -. Roberts. IUNI ~ Ni' 'i-- W. d.
iolruu. ID 3D. Huntington. q. ID. i'i'oI 4. l'' Ia0."
f.f,- Andrew N.lcau. John d. ia.i.. ff'o' li'n d.
l.t.... N..r D. DID, Hobbs George q .llIr-. tN A..
,f.riin Joseph A.ui.al.. ~h.fH l.''cItrt, Lester
a. hea-lr,. Jesse Joh.-'u. Charlie h"'f 10" ana ''
fae reception closed with retr.. 'ue.t. aid thc ir
tcr,ane. g .old wishes ipr " la.e1d success I'D
lI- new t'lc oi activity.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
A WALKING DELICATE ARRESTED

Michael Kin l'r. member OF PM sheridan Post,
No. -:3 o. A. H., thinks hr 3. much prosecuted man.
Kn-lcr B, now d stationary engineer and belong, 20
the Portable Hnd Hosting Engineers Local Union.
80. O2J. If The American Federation OF Labor. and
shows blue card Of good standing u that union
ln ls-5 hc Joined Eccentric Engineers Union 40 l.,
Local Assembly $50. "12J oi the knights Of Labor.
in April. 1--g hc lost hI- situation and was ont oi
vorl. for seven months. la July. 1--9 he resigned
from Eccentric Engineers Union so. J. but tho
union Ieu-ed T. accept h., resignation and now
informs him that DE ls indebted 10 them.
in october Kin-cr Joined the Portable IIod lIo g.
ing Engineer Union, and after time secured work
at one hundred and twenty fourhst and Eighthavc.,
but owen Carroll walhiug delegate Of Union 80 /.
would not recognize hi, card and demanded his dis
charge. \ strike Was then ordered on the building
where Klnslcr was working and he forced 10
leave the place. lie cured another place al sew
cnty- y-cshth-st. and West End ave. but here again
Union 80. had him discharged by a threat OF
general strike. since Then Ku-lcr has been out OF
work and j. getting desperate. lie SAYS
that IN conversation with owen Car
roll walking delegate Of Union 40. l. the latter
told HIM he never wouh have an opportunity again
10 make a1O month
owen Carroll. the walking dce-atc. was taken
before Judge Duiy, 30 the Harlem Police Couri. YES
terday charged by klnslcr with interfering with ms
business hy hav ng him discharged from all the pace
he has succeeded Ia securing. Judge Duly said he
would discharge Carroll If he would leave kinsler
alone This Carroll said hs would do. and left the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
DIED.

osden, SdSngsst samuel p and Mary Ogden
Relatives and friends invited e attend the funeral on
Friday, at 10 O'Clock. 4 East 3sth-s''
SARs9e 4cScnee Hg NS .ss ss wa7eiay 1s!y Pace e
Notice OF funeral hereafter ~ s.
Lase Briggs, widow Of the late Prof george '" hfess'
Funeral services late residence, 5e7 Parksve' "
Int P mem, @i dhgTsSaE N SsSoS,yId Nay H.. Ny
East Orange % T. on Tnseay Of ARr t
~ e.r Franz % tss sfaSfayS Sts Wear O Of G bis age age
Funeral services from the Num- Ayenne Pres6ysr'aa
Int,rmen Milford. Conn on saturday. o9 ,s,urnns.
leaves Milford at :2l p. IN. -.
W city so4 mt Ni Mdrsa s$cd HiTGn gedG @ons
Funeral services Thursday May l. at p n at residence
Intcrmcnt at Evergreen Cemetery, Portland. Maine.
HAMMOND-At his residence in st. Paul to-day General
John II. Hammond, hi- 57th year.
Acs on tho 2it E Apr Frank Lnsey james Of
don OF the late Daniel James, OF Liverpool aeed
KIssAM-At Callso Peru s. A, April 2s, 1890, Samuel
T. Kissan, the Goth year Of his age
MAGIE-In Brookiyn suddenly, on Monday 18TH ihs''
@ m G%a t "H Eod% se Of "Tsa Eys h9ens
Chlrch, Thursday morning May l. at 10 O'clock.
Tuesday Tue eGng yea AP a H. age az hs
residence Of his father, C. II. Roosevelt at New
Funeral service. will be held at his residence
Friday neAt May . at o,eock D. M .,,o,, v,,nou.
Relatives
further notice. -
Grand Central station 42d-st
y on 81 sgnsay 4pI I sms a.
and daughter ~ Granville Nicholson.
Funeral services at st. BarthOlOmeWs ChuFch Maosoh'
ave and 4fthst Thursday May j, at 10 40 o. III.
Int rment Milford. Conn. ,.-
Train leaves New Haven Depot y 02 p returning
leaves Milford az ;2l p. m
wHITNEY-In brooklyn, .Apl 30, Mary shipman. VITO
of Edward J. Whitncy N. j. -. . o,c,ock
Funeral services Ut 100 LaiayetteaNe. at O'Clock,
friday. May =
WHITSON-On TUESDAY April 20. l. Youngs whtson
bud IN the 331 year OF his
Rats and friends are yitd the funeral from
residence, 1j7 West 1l9thst. on Friday May
=. at l 30 ,.
CottIer- svonth Regiment War Veterans are invited 70
attend the funeral services q Colonel Robert Cottier 9t his
a residence 1872 West 4th.sf THURSDAY evening. May !,
AZ .30 Captain \. SHIMMEL, Secretary
Headaunrters Lafayette Post No-130. Dept Of New
YORK 4. R.-COnraGc~ requested 20 attend the
funeral services Comrade Robert COtter Thursday
evening Nav 1890 his lTte dcnce 1872 West ith-
st. New York Citv. ETBERI l.. NlbLE,
THO " GRT-TG Adutant Commander
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
IorR HryDEED rE1UDULENT ro7EE&
now ovE WARD wAs CARRIED BY DIN CRATE
u CHICAGO.


~ CHICAGO.
Chicago. April 80 l-pecal.-Thc sensation '' '''
hour ODD political circle, ., the discovery if tAt ''"'
Attorney of election frauds 800 th" Twenty i'uiiN VAN"
premature Ap,-urc oi the fraud pat the -i''' .N
person. ou the alert and thc oh .'s were in he'
p1. ..,n this morning they had To looh i'' '' WIZ
had either He'd OF were we'll hidden. Ne'rrih'l'''' "
number ~ arrest, were made aud more are expected.
Onc oi tic notable captive TODAY was M''' '''
,orau. person credited with -r,at pull lie was
ndIg guaut at h, arrest. and hc and ir"h ie'''' WI"
Wa are ted at the time promptly iui"i'"'u bl'
Il i- understood that warrtui- are ont oi t' "I'' "
of nearly rfty men concerned ia ID" iraad- "".' IT.
-ultcd n the scaling OF the Dcnocauc candidate ' TUE
Council a, one Of the representatives. OF ihc I"ehN
fourth Ward. >lucc the election number oil -e"'"
men have quietly looked mp the matter and .dN' su1-
n tcd the iact- to state Attorney L0n-ei"'h'I. u,
Investigated further and uucdrthcd thc '"i' ptl"'
which resulted 10 is said, iu the ca-tug o Fp" .''c-
yofc- me Democrat. are yAd over the disclosure
ana eav that IL is all political huii on tht ",T oI
The stale Attorney. Ihct VIII ma our Gi"c'-''N ~
fore h. is through.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
LAnoR coNrr.T, Il oTHrR CITIEs
CARPENTER, IXrr.Tro ro oo sS srEiEE -
B1-go>. rmatrILpuIN, .El WAYNE
~ NIIHAIEII.


Boston. April ao Specialize N.1t 1000 members
~ tle Carpenters Union r.i eI n. ..sie t"l..ffD"
morning t,. Na.tc. I. .I,.' Association refusing 20
af ..r.te tae question o, .a e-ata.a. dal.
Tie i.t..... 0. '.... Junction Wharf have
refused to handle bacon f.u te packing house q
john b. Squire. , O.. f.. .nne.t 81, Antwerp nt t.c
steamer joe .n. '... .r t.. I..a tl. f ".- prepared
ly uonutor I..r While seventeen italians cu
uI9tcd Ia pa0. 90 t...r at u.r. pa Ha- foi."
g,r- oH tae.r r.f l.n. f.-.I f'rf r.F -''.- .f
assaulted. I... aaaht ts STRIKERS. pac oi them va-
salem. Mas. ArrI ao-Te Carpenters Union Aas
warmed fhr a..c. taf ol anl af'e. N.F r.u" h'ur-
shall DYr.t..nfa a t.F. r.r. O.,r Aat tt" bosses
are wo,l.- ll. la.. already and 10 4s eAlc.i"l ihAt
hc fel.lal., r.I rr' l.. r.I4't
NI1anie. H.. tlrl .N N'He 4 the r.io9
oirp'Ie. H.H.ui". F.. -' q" "nh ou N''
before o'l... Ii.ct4 r.f'f q tt. contracting
Carpenter 3 ...,at.. go ,ir o,H..a o.. thc union.
for tte alolt.. ot tAe '.t 4..f t.t ieu tr matter
ut settled. aHI f.e ue. t.te concluded o." BEGIN ihe
ucw order ~ un-. vltaoat re assistance % their
employee.
Lan@.'c'. Penn. Aral ao.-rhe principal builder
81 III. ot Aate d.rrr. tI a.,,l. p, tIc carpenters
demand, ilr nnc h,lr and 30 day. IAe cu
Iloye. ~ tl,'c bll1.i- n., refuse u..l strike.
Philadelphia. Airl ao-la consequence oi the
-tlad taken iy the master c..per'cr- at uc mc"'in-
D.t nigh. vhrn Do va. r.'.tcd hf a majority "i
Size masters present 90 refuse ip Increase o." wac
II iO.n"f mcu frJl. 80 q, o., cent. pcf houl i'i
ailc Lnaf-. vo.i. J.i4,. Dat, ol A-.e. .i' go. -.
Ii'"d Brotherhood 0f 'Ifp'a ci. and Jl.uet- -aII
.Hl4r tAu o.. 4fu'A',A0,. lad issued au pN 30.
.4e. that To- omouoH tuc mcu .hal la} down ihrf
.oI't
lost Wavnc. lnd.. April ao-Thr master builder.
t fl.. rff to-day ft.U-,d i1 -fal. t't. demands 10
t. tarprli"r.' luIDu t.r mime hour WORKING d1tt
4fI minimum IAt" U o., cents 1901 hour. lHe
carpenters ".i 80 Hn -.'.' tomorrow rf"'.N-
llhnc3Ok. Mich. April aO..T Tlc umbcrucu and daf
lsh.rcr- II thc t'Afr. copper Mine arr ou strike.
They h1Nr been getting about ri' month and dc.
mant ~ b., 90 DAY. Agent stanton. Who D, lu N"r.
1ofh. informed tie in.1 Ut wire that Doe would meet
the.r demand, hut tc mcu rctu-. to returu 90 work
untl De- returns.
Ha,crlull Mas, April 3o-Jp 10 noon today
nearly twotlrt- of tIe lD-. ctip'lter~ of th- city
ind signed the agreement fixing nine hour da}'
work - fle present Wages
Portland. Or... hprI 3o.-Nen- ha- reached here
tlaf "a i-If with rifle f1lh place 600 the Columbia
hrcr about forty mHc- from here Yesterday between
union and Don union fishermen. jack Ilayman
wa. killed. Charlie. olsen fatally wounded and Charlie
Wilson seriously hurt Ih. trpuhlc was caused ty
union mrr attempting % prevent nouuuon men from
fishing alDa- the river
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
large number Of popular necessities could he met
hy consulting tie carfll1 classified ad 'ftis ucAi
o. the ninth page Of The Tribune This morH.ns
UryFy wA77rRsoy on NoyrY AyD HoRl1S~

UENRY WATTERSOH CN 9ONEY AND NCRtLN
Charleston. :. G., Apnl 3o-Hcnry Waref-on o".
lvcrcd AL addres, ih, evening before tac southern
Press Association. There was "a large a.dcnoo. Mr.
Watter-on', subject was Money and Moral I"
dwolt OIL the USE and abuses ~ money. which, h"
said was q good thin. Il hone tly obtained. oud sti
better T. honestly applied. hut fuu Of !l'r-i,'- "nd
dcusois. and Ike al things cl-o in li" except
love ana dut} purely relative. lie continued n port
sm afraid ~ no s.nci" political issue - t'l.
moment pafceil.ne the people o4t ou tAr r-tt AID
lcr ly party lines. - lAl- d. philosopher, ana
u historic spirit the present -t,'k la trade ~ b'fh
our parties make up the .um oi W lat call veft
small polite. There Aa, never bc"u p"f.od lh
the history u the country when there Wa le., t'
aypreheud from the Crn ana tenor - current pari4. W
contention. Tie dHe~uce. tAat disturb n- are
tgHc- a. Light air. compared WITH "a" danger ahl
difficulties that disturbed our grandfather ana
those Oi u. who are od enough g. feueii-
ber times that did udnd fy meme -puI..
Tie real danger % tie country a'4-c, directly t"u
the relation g.; money - Size moral nature % tit
people. The money .taudn~ tcr1mes the most "bti
ous ald Ieadicsi. ana j, found everywhere from TIE
10000 q wear pulpf % ih" 500 OIO .'4i ln iie
senate. The trail Of Tie trade aIaih b. over u- aI
Honorable poverty seems J." % t'' ''tf 'ii-
Nevertheless the -pcaiei da'l e' 1..of an upun =.
believing that there we're .,u.lcs gc. mess ana
glory before This Nation.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
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