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Brood mares can do enough work &c
pay for their keep. and by mating 10 u
good sirc will bring good colts, which
will be clear profit. 1t will require good
management TO take u team OF gelding,
and keep them ON the farm until they
are worn out, aud mako them pay a
good profit on their value. A horse l.
not maturod enough 10 market TO adyan.
tago until II IL years old, hut II broken
In good season 1t eau be made to do con.
siderable work before this time. fully
enough to pay for lis keep.
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a New Enterprise.

lv,s,I pI'n !, Is on foot for trnnspor,inO
Montana nnnh ' 'no wyoming, Utah and
iaalrr'e s asashes to Philadelphia. Here
lAs besi, wSsu are to be built, and
. EprOys' Tho dressed is to be shipped
s,tisnsiel IN t apg idea IA said to have
.spii. A., .n lsa to ship live cattle to PM mi.
sw Ysr.' . -na ship the dressed beef e' to
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


No1tCE u nERknN GIvEN ny THE uN.
derslFued, admtuistrator Of the cIt1tH
~ LdEar Williams, decreased. 10 the creditors
OF, aud all penons having claims sgatnst the
satl detrased, 10 exhibit them. with the necca.
sAfl voucher, within ten months after the FIRST
publication o. THIS notice, 10 the said Hdminls
iraiot, At ~ south Main Street. salt Lske car,
10 ihs rounty ~ sat Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January 18th, i1i.
Adminl.traiof Of the Estate Of idsar WI.
liam. decoascd. dlaw ~
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,sw.j p paS /, Of grass land cannot be
ttrsi,as,i,a nave become sod bound and
,tfum,n,' :. In this condition they do
rs,a, s,u,,a the material for their own yn
rv,p' snS !, s9ire outside help must be-
ah,y I ,o,s :. NE field has been long cut
he ga,' l .s.ner with nitrate OF soda. as
tl,sce a, sun slll, TO start There is lew
lael ANY " IVA, waste Of nitrate OF soda np.
,lsa c,sD ulae on grass than with cult.
nhsppIied ~ slass will grow wherever
tOa nsltIs,w, wherever water runs, even
Ns SHOWS. $780,. = -
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Adininistratfik ~ the
Estate Of John Hrown. deceased. late Of salt
! ale CITY, Va tathc creditors Of, and all per
sous having CLAIMS against the said deceased,
70 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within fEN months after the fret publication
oi this NOTICE, 10 SAID administratrix. tat the
vhcc u ChsTlca D. Pearson, attorney, at law,
W I! MAN suret. salt ilkc CITY. that hcluF
the place for ~. Transaction u the business VI
SAID estate. ANNA ". IgEUMN.
AdministfaiIiN OF the Liiate o. JOHN iifown.
Deceased.
Dated January lth. isai. sat oaw Nv
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fowls are omuiyorous in their na,nr,,
rJ,' ~ require some portion Of ami.
~, IN; On a wide range in summer
i, =, Nv, xiu Provide this for the,nse,ycs.
tarS, 1, o,', ~ Confinement, and especially
49,. y S weather, laying hens require
~ s,ed At least twice a weel meat in
.,,,. '',ia. When the dock is small the
~. ~, ,,S'n The table and kitchen may
,.y T. , uul y tho humber DO large il will
,sl Ivy Myers and lights, oracklings
hps, , ,,.,,,l tei,l,e irum the butchers. 1t
hi. wi a,'ei ~ large quantities, but u
nl,,a I y boiled, chopped fine and
~ s A.. "a a, .lelr food is a necessity when
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Once more at the beginning OF May
tho trades and labor unions will agitate
the question Of the eight hours days
work, A more vigorous campaign TO
this effect is promised than was ever I'M
dertaken before, The unions are said to
be almost a unit ON tho subject.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE Is iIhEEnN GIVEN ny THE uN.
~ dersigned, AdmiuiftraifiN 81 the estatr
OF Thomas 4, JontH, deceased, to tho creditors
OF, and all persons bayinF claims against the
said deceased. TO exhibit them with the neces
tArNs oucheff, within tour months amer tie nTst
pubic aiinn VI ilis notice, 10 the SAD AdiHinls
trAtTiN, ~ her residence salt lAic CITY, In the
County of salt Lake.
Dated January 10th, 1891.
ptlLA JESsON JONES,
Administrative OF tho EtiAte Of Thomas q.
Jonca, deceased. doAw i~
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In England, two centuries aEo. popular
superstition credited the "liotal fuuph
with curing Hcroiull. These sincr.t.tl0us
prarticea have now become ohsllote, and
In their place We have q scientific remedy
IN Dr. plufr.a Golden Medical Discovery,
which ,iiminaica the impurities from thH
blood by the natural shaunrif, thereby
cioanrirg tho sfstem from all ininia rnd
impurities from Whatever oauar arising.
II 4 truly royal remedy, vufli.ilmsd
aud the only liver. lung and blood remedy
guaranteed 10 bgncft Or cure ln ever Cas0.
or money puld iur Il viii h. rrlundtd. -
o regulator ~ the Stomach, Liver anI
Iowols, "Coldcn Medical Discovery"
curua all bilious attacks, indl-ntiou and
Dyspepsia. Chronic niarriisu 81 Kindred
nllmCntf. As an alternative, or blood.
purifier. 4 inanifcsis H. marvellous PRIV.
critics In the ciifn ~ the worst FAN ~,
iUdlp n.ssafca. Sllt-rhuun, letter. EOgr-
ma. and sCfofulDus Sorea and swollinFr,
Ne well a. Lung scroiuia, commonly
known A. Pulmonary Consumption. ii
taken ~ time and given a faif tfial.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE AN
salt Lake fish and Daity Company, will be
held at the General once OF the com.
pany, No, ;! and :. East, IIrsl South street,
san Lake CITY. salt LAKE County, Utah Teri.
tory, on Tuesday the 10Th dag " February ,issl,
1t ao'eiock y. NJ, for tho purpoae Of ulectn x
Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year.Aud for
such other hu,ineas A. may properly some 10,
fore said meeting,
dated salt Lake CITY, January 18th, 1851,
IEAAC ~. MADDhLL,
oaW Nv Secrctary
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After all the financial furry the total
list of failures for 1890 only exceeds by
u small number Of names that for 1850.
We are not 30 bad of ~ we thought,
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Order 70 show Cause why Order Of sale Of
Real Estnte should not be made.
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In the matter q the Estate aud Guafdlanthlp
Mlnora
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A sllAEL u. woodruff, THE GUAR
"A ui1n of the person aud Estate Of John
Mooffun and Julia Wuodrur. minors, having
for an order Of sale ofthc resi estate of said
minors Tor the purposes therein set forth, u is
hereby ordered that The neat of LIN 81 the
Watd and all i'rfsons Interested tu IN estate
Inuft On saturday. The get dayU February,
tNl. ~ luo'eloek Ia the forenoon Ut said GAY, Al
We court Room ~ HAid Probate Court lat The
SAT- laie, utah Territory, 10 show cause why
an order should moi be granted ~ the s4ld guar,
uian, " s'ii 20 much ~ the frni estAta ct tie
ahid minors, NJ private sale. - shall be- neeps
sap,and ihata ropyof this ofdcr be- published
~ least thtgt successive weeks IN the DEsIuf
fNiNtsn Ntws, Newspaper printed and tub
li.hedin said CITY ant County.
Dated January and, I'm.
g.. ". BANTCIf, Probate Judge.
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liuttfunN uI lIAu,I
County OF salt Lake.
7, q. =. Allen, Clcft Of the Probate Court in
ahdtnr The County nj SAT- Lake. M tho Tern.
tory Of Itah, do hereby ccfufY that the fore
going IL fnll, true ana correct cory nf order
u show cause why order of sale OF real e. tate
should not be- made IN the matter Of the csttte
ard uuartlAnship 81 John woo1run and Jnlta
woodruff, minors, nitd January gsni, ispi, a.
appears Of record In my once.
In witness whereof, have hereuntn sst mt
hanf nnd ahxcd ~. seal Of said Court, ms
hndday u January, 4. -. t.st
sbAL g. D.. ALLEN,
ny G. b.. STANTON,
Deputy Cl~E. d
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In tho Probate Court " salt lake County.
Territory ~ Utah.
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Scientific books printed In any other
language than English arc admitted FREQ
Of duty under tho Mckinley law.
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.

oun ENr TIME rAnLE. JAN, !, isli.
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When he reached home he sprnnR MP the
steps and and rang the door-bell sharply.
IL was opened in about half q second by the
cook, who. with look of deep Importance
on her face, gAsped out; =" Please. sir, will
you be as quiet as possible. And-And-its
a boyr'
Before her bewildered master had time to
make any inquiries relative to this informa-
tion. the doctor. who had been descending
the stairs when he entered, came mp TO him
and took him by the hand.
~ must congratulate you, my dear sir, +"
he said. 'on the birth OF remarkably hno
son. am glad to tell you, too, that Mrs.
pectec. But she is naturally very weak.
30. II you go in to see her, do not stop more
than . minute or allow her to talk. Any
thing calculated to excite her must be most
carefully avoided. will call IN again later
and see how she Is progressing"
At the end OF 4 week il was evident that
Mr.. Partington was only mending very
viotion TO the husband that something was
Weighing on the patients mind, the removal
OF which was essential to her complete re-
oovery.
On the Same afternoon, as he sat by his
witss bedside, with one OF her hands in his,
he said kindly, Ada. my dear. y"u have
something oil your mind.
A quick tiuSi, ovorspreGd her raie face and
she ayerted her gaze. niurmurimR In a CON
fused tone, What makes you fancy that,
The eyes Of love are quick to rec such
things, replied her husbanl. tenderly, a.
hand. "Do you think failed TO remark it
just now when, as your glance fell on the
little one there, Rroan eseaped your lips :
And you have phoWn BY many other signs
that something u troubling YOU"
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"oh, Tom" she cried suddenly. leaning
forward and hiding her face on his shoulder.
You will not speak so kindly whom you
know the truth: Yet must tell you. my
my husband. You have been so kind and
Bnt Try, Tom tpleadinEly,. not to be angry
There is no fear of shat. ;" said Tom. en-
eouragingiy. Come. little woman. let us
have the murder out.
.Ah. you do not know what T. is," she
Tom. l-I-have lost all my fortune"
- How did you manage thAt'' he asked.
quietly.
continued IN . voice broken by treqnent
%s sSS folly Sad mnS S.dns s fail 70 ro% To%
though used to set you at defiance In the
matter OF gambling, yet your open remon-
STRANGE aud silent dis1pprovAl In time began
TO vex my heart And when | discovered .
secret gambling club, where could indulge
my unsuitable passion without yopqr knowi-
- The game was roulette, the ona OF all
others in which had always lonRed TO Join:
gave myIelf MP to ite iasoinAtons, and
stakng wildly incurred heavy losses day
ri vowed that would win back ell that
I had lost. and xith that iniention uor my
strange gamblers craving was somehow
dying away stAksd heavily at the tables.
Dut my endeAvor was nothing else than
throwing good money alter bad. lost. lost
lost. until my whole fortune was gone; Do
Tom. III own heart il TepToachinS me al
ready almos. morS than can beeE."
My darling. he replied, II have no
meant 70 do thAh ! should have done 10 be-
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e in their way such feeble obstacles as he

ing in their way such feeble obstacles as he
could.
And a. time went on people noticed that
Mrs. PArtinRton's gambling transactions
we're on Q much smaller scale. And each
day the once liRht-hearted and reckless wo-
Tom appeared TO notice this chang in his
wife. His manner towards her, always kind
and attentive, became actually tender in ita
confederation; and he tried his hardest to
soothe away her gathering depression Of
His wife seemed TO feel his considerate
tenderness very deeply. for several times.
aH he sat be1ide her OF an evening. with his
arm thrown cAresBinRly around her, she
suddenly buried her face OH his shoulder.
and burst into tears-like one whose re-
morse = Awakened by unmerited and un-
On each Of these occaaions, Tom felt BY .
certain subtle aud fmpalpable instln that
his vile was ON the very verge OF mAktng 9
some Don fsssion perhaps OF sorrow ard re-
gret for her defiant attitude towards him In
the past bpt altnongh By his comforting
bOst 20 invite her confidence. the con-
fesaion WHOM he felt to be hanging on hor
liPs never issued from them.
meanttme, what was 90 clear to her hus.
band did not escape the notice Of Mrs.
had many. but By far the most favored and
oonhdential 9f them was Mrs; Brandon. an
old sc ool-fellow with whom she had kept mp
q lifelong intimacy. Mrr. Brandon. who
was 81 once very lively and q highly sensible
lady, had at an early period detected the nn-
iriend'S manner. ana rallied her upon tax
ing her new pos tIon 90 seriously.
Ny dear Ada. she said at last. in the
oourS4 OF On afternoon call. during which
An. harrington had been more dull than
The evening world., 1891-05-16
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Progressive v.ru,,hsrs Union No. rs has con.
,ibuted s2S to the strike fund Of the Housssmltbs
Psintess' Union No. ia, Of Pss,sie City. N. j.,
will hold its annual picnic on June II at Clifton
The. .Brlckh.ndiers' Union hs. decided 70 with
Join the X. OF l..
The New York Socialists will MAKE an excursion
noon.
From eight local assemblies, D. A. ioa. X. Of L.,
last sx months.
The legislative fund collected by the Knights Of
Labor OF Ponnsylvania amounts a. present to eS5l.
b. S.a y. wSsd an vs.u gsnS w
deliver an address.
g. belieyo che county Is aroused TO such an eI:
with false prom,ses Robert H. Cordrsy
The Tin and sneet Iron Workers Union pays elb
Per ysot 10 Y, membels who are on strike TO assist
tho housesmiths gaining eight hours.
The Und.rtakrrs' Association Of Jersey Oity has
granted the demands Of the striking oosoh drivers
and promised 10 employ none but union msr.
NssSV,is. Si.saR.s. Rsh%oSd, G ind. 'ssas sns H..
strike or locked out At these places,
Frank Rheinsold, the oioskmate-. was sent to
LS s,h9s s Sd we're dis
The State Convention Of the soosiistie Labor
party viii bs opened At Cecilia Hall. Is XisxsnJsr
street "A, m,Ssny S .. ?; T. to-day. Abou, ten sec
Tho member. of the local Brewers Unions arc
Voting upon the question OF re,nst.tins the Nan
result Of the must be sent TO the general once
before TuHs lay neIt.
The United woodworksr,, Association has re-
bora Julius Fltesosrt. h.d bssn found dead in the
| dered.
An ontertsinmsnt for the benefit OF tho striking
SGhs sh. p sS w Ssos q
MOutrOOe hyeuuo to-
Csrpenters' Union No, 7 has elected r, II. Over.
street Pro.iient II. Yelton. Vice; ;Prssidsnt @.
Ysson. p. ). sehismsr. n. +. DsIno,i. Tras,.s.. .
.loete l. a. Sohr.dss. Presl ient. ibc%as 8ayward.
Vice President: VIM. Watts, R'oording snd CORE.
tsry Guar ,os MoI,ns, Tressursr James AUD, VIM.
wstts. George Hon, Executive COMMITTEES.
| II District Assembly - keeps on increasing at ths
when the m.m6eIshp, was over 90, 600: The oihccr'
say that the district has gained about 8. 00U mem
bers during the last three months.
q. Brunne has been slscted Secretary Of The
American N section r. & Broekyn: Socialist L.ho,
| meeting o discuss the subject: How can tho CAPT
taisis be prevented IRON shooting peaoeabls work
men iks dogst"
SSSfn:y%:. B5sS.: uSion NO. s.. ;Iss.cS .s,
n.rls. se'... . yiss. e .p.ssdsnt. -. Lanss Ein.ools
sg rT.a st.t%9 % anS
Doorkeeper; John LutI, j. Brodb-ck, red Martin,
lee Tor sSe.s Who never Ssoassd 10 any un,sn %s
raised TO ea ~ -. - - :
Lhs iea, s.Sm.i,s: sh9 s:,: ess5ssa .i.h 81.
Court % Ps'n Jug. S.r. & .:s. ..s. S
raS e. tss
| the Court was snnouneed. The names Of ths
Gnioa had So%psii:d p."i. to pay a.: oi sioS so'
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HIS WIFE'S SECRET.
The Strange Story of Mrs. P0rtSngto,,'s
Loss of q Fortune.

When that particularly ,shrewd and bust
nsss-like young man. Mr.. Thomas Parting
ton. Joined himself to Ada. reliot of
Isaac Jones. his friends svinced considers
BILE surprise at the step The widow was.
indeed. as they confessed. young and fas-
einAting, and had. moreover, inherited q
very substantial fortune from her previous
husband.
But then she was drsAdfully extrayARAnt
In her habits. and had lately developed .
perfect mania for gambling. In fact. her
losses on the turf and at the card table were
becoming quite the talk OF society, and it is
certain that. even during the short period
which elapsed between her first husbands
death and the date OF her second marriage.
her fortune must have materially dimin-
ished by ths drains she made upon II.
ln another year or two. As her present
rate she would-so Toms friends sAid-run
through II altogether. And then he would
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ever. :" I should mover have encouraged you
to accept Tom II i had forekeen what de-
plorRble effect your second doHe OF mAtri-
mony would have npon YOU. DO you know
thar In the twenty minutes have been here
the only oriRinAl observation you have made
What 10 the matter with You to-dAy?"
,Mre. PartinRton mutterod something
about - bad headache.
- But have you always q bad headache
nowadays 2" continued Mrs. Brandon, more
sssr'ously: ser - ,S ;honld net have allndsd sq
have seen you thus. But for weeks have
gloomy and depressed. You are getting
quite unlike your old self. and can not
help feeling seriously uneasy about you.
What does II meAn7
instead OF GnsWering, only burst into tears
and buried her taoe In hsr handkerchief
gay aud sprightly Ada was very changed
=. Come. Ads." she said. drawing her
Shai. closer aud taking one o. her friends
mind. ! thought. so before; now am sure
Of IL Tell me all About It. II will do YOU
good TO conhdo in some one, and you and
have never had . secret from one smother
during a6 ne T last twenty years. is anything
No; no-indsed IL isn't! Pray don't
think tnatI' Sobbed Mrs. PArtinRton,
Well, that's q mercy" observed Mrs,
Brandon. "Then il muat be something "a
do with yourself, What Is it?"" "
There Was short pause, during which
MIsi MI, PH,rnL gton 9 sobn slightly. sHbsided.
Ny fault dsarr exclaimed MrL Bran.
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.'Your fault " repeated Mrs. PartinGtoD.
1T has all come of your introducing me Ia
that hateful PompAdour Club. Oh, how
wish had never entered the place"
You don't mean to say - Mrs. Bran
don paused aud looked AZ her friend.
have been playing there every Aftsrnoon,
and losing constantly, until-Oh, Nell.
promise. swear that you will not tell Tom
"of course not. Have We ever betrayed
one Another's eonadence, dear' But You
that you will tell Tom"
~? On. Nell. you don't know what You
are asking. You have not heard all yet.
would not have, Tom know IL for all the
world! Rather than that would ~
MIRA PartinRton's, sobs had burst forth
sank back on the sofa with a cry of pain
which alarmed he. friend. PeroeiVing that
she was really III. Mrs. Brandon summoned
assistance. Many MINUTES did not elApae
before one OF the servants was hurrying ofi
Very shortly after tho arrival Of that
functionAry, Mrs. Brandon herself left.
She drove direct TO- the club where Tom
PArtiuRton occasionally called OF an After
noon on his way home from the city. By
good luck he wAS there now, and the mes
sage which Mrs; Brandon sent in anickly
few words passed between them, bat enouRlI
TO make Toms face grow to twice iis normal
ri will be of - once. be. said,
"Do, replied Mre. Brandon, but mind
not . word yet! Not until she is quite well
Trust me |" cried Tom. He was already
hailing pAssing hanson, aud with 9 hur-
Eted bow 70 MrG Brandon he jumped into
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fore this, for have known all about IL .
''You have known all about ItA long
while. she cried. raising her fearful Oyes
wonderiugly to his. 20 Tom. how did
- Very easily. my pet, >" he answered, kiss
ing her forehead, ''Seeing that the founder
and proprietor OF the gambling club where
you lost your money IL no other thAn-my-
She regarded him in speechless amaze
ment He went on to explain himself fur
Eyes, it is quite true. When found thAs
advice and remonstrapce were lost oil you.
my dear. had TO look about for another
method OF saving you from the effects Of
your folly. And the starting OF that privato
gambling club was the method, which 90.
detail. and the employment Of q good bit Of
eapitAl TO get the thing properly ahoat
But o listed the services OF competenb
agent whom ! paid well and undertook
to indemnify in case the club were
found ont BY the police. II has not bean
its object having been gained, the estSblishs
meut 10 finally closed. There, Ada. that -
enough to enable you to grasp the truth.
but tell me, are You sorry TO learn that al
the money which you lOs' has passed back
sorry" she eiacul. .ted. raising herself
in bed and Wreathing her arms ar 'und he
neck in joyful. fond embrace. 20
Tom. how kind and good aud clever you
are. can never love or thank you
Tom Partington gave the most convincing
truth that he we'll could have gwen 0f hia
belief in the sincerity OF his Wife's repent
anco. He handed back to her the whole Of
her money without condition or reseryationa
and he has never had cause 70 regret w.
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THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY i6. 1891.

threat, had been used. Butthis b. could not provs
Amass.meetinG of the oap-makers will take place at
US Bowery this evening, TO disous. ths situstlon OF
thsir strike the nosses having made the proposition
70 open their shops upon certain conditions
The squsbble ~ long standing between Local As
sembly 2760 with y. A, No. and L. A. 6tel, X,
OF L., IN regard 10 tho boycott arslnst Samuel
Sternberger Co., has besn investigated by A. ". /.
Mtght Of the Executive Hoard Of the X. Of L.. and
Mr.. wright has come TO the conclusion that the
boycott should be lifted, as ID has not been shown
that the hrm di,cumnatej against union rreu and
ths demand that the charter OF L. A. 2I0O be re-
yoksd Mr.. Wright recommends To reject, as he be-
heves that tho assembly acted IN good faith.
The Journal oC The Knighs or labor this week. In
commenting upon tho fact that more nrmoriss are
beng built In all large cities Of this country amt that
IRE militia is placed upcn . more whrhke foot.
inE. says after having conceded that thore 10
general feeling hmonk tho working people that
tue soci1l revolution 70 Approaching fast Ot thi,
not peacefuily theu othcr~ise, the present indus
trial system must be oyerthrown. Ths continuance
q free and the welfare Of the itself
demaudh.
General Secretary John b. Lennon reports that
IDLY that. important changes Of IN. constitution
10 regard to strikes and boyootts have become
neee,.ary, and suggestions to that enec,
shoaid be made nov. IN order TO pre-
sent them to the coming annual convention.
!,urinG the last month the income OF the
Union was e3 sI3. 70 and ,7lb. sc wers eIpeuded.
The annual assesmsnt of so cents must be paid he
fore June 10. Toe election Of deles ates to the Con
Vsntou must also take place previous to that date.