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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

"Have you any large:sized gen.
tleman's gloves?" he asked.
GLOW large.sized a gentle.
mani" inquired the salesman,
with smile of frosty, Bostonian
severity.
"Large enough, | think, SIR y
replied the customer, moving
away, ito walk without any help
to some other store where the
clerks are not classical"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

Haitor 9iort al ben norife @pnooe
bar iom befienot opbolot fig / &riiti=
onta tuinter forat blipe bebanblet
meo ben &o@'lfe 2Dmfe for 2nngete=
ring. vi bans 8reu til "Qmerifa. L."
oateret &riitidnia 16oe Mai 1891,
ices at &uren er 9jeunemeaoet, men
ban er bog lite belbreoet. 6an er
imiblertto al ben Menius, at ben
bat 9iort bam soot, ltignt alene
Jremtioen pil piie, ON bans 6aab er
besrunoet. 9an foretaaer i)ommer
en tire MaaneoerS @breije Wiooel=
9auet, oa ban bat erfaret, at @gluf=
ten bar en- uel9igreuoe Subfpbelle
paa bans @elbreostilitano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

5ra 2onoon meboeles, at be igbife
Banfprer / 2onoon, 8aris. @ien %
6rantfurt bar 9iuet fine Naenter og
&unoer Notts ON, at rusf9e @tatSz
papirer lite len9er uil bliue moota9z
ne. Man ipaar, at 6enne Gptreoen
al be ieoiife @en9emasnater oil brin9e
ben rusiiite @esierins i en- p,nlis
Sitting.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
0pao pil g0a4 street 9j5re!

sfpl9e Blaoenes Meooelelier CT
bet en- me9et almiuoelis Mfenin9
blanot Dem, 1om par tiliteoe paa
@incinuati=R onferencen, at oeto samle
Fartier pil unoer 8aQ Streets Sno=
Fpbelie bliue brast til at forene fig
ON en- &anoioat forot mooitaa 6olfez
partiets 8refioenttanoioat. @leue>
lanb tRntes at blipe ben Manb, buur.
ON be pil enes. Set npe &artis Op<
treoen paa ben polit,ite Stueplaos
bar besrauet &epublitanernes 9aab
ON at beige en- 8reiioent. 9taar
Heiten % @oroueten ct frapriitet
oem, tan be lite uinoe, o9 beres Sc
oere ueo bet. Set oemotrati)te &ar=
ii er lioet beore itillet; ben nDe &e:
peselie pil iplitte bet lolioe @poen,
iom bar oeret 9emofratiets &p9ben.
@ensemasten, iom bar eiet os enonu
eier be99e Hartter, pil lite uere fen
til at ie ben uirteltse StiQins, DJ ben
uil ftille fine Sell Drben. Run to
&uler fan ben, ,ppre. Den fan for=
enc be to 6lpie al fin Irme, ueo buis
Staltefrto ben bar moret % beora=
get Goltet. Set eneite Ilternotiu er at
baue baaoe en- republitanf % en- be-
mofratilf @aQ @treet,&anoioat /
Warteu os itole paa, at ben bemOtra'
tilfe Maloritet &onsresien % Se>
natet uil ualse en- tienlis Maao.
Torat tilintetsipre oenne Ylan maa
6oltets Farti faa 5lertdl / &alstols
lesiet. Man mener, at beese @artis
er tan lite forenes ON @leuelano paaz
9runo al hans StiQir9 til 9arif>
ipprssmaalet. @uao brpoer Bal
Street eller ben republitanlte @artis
maFine fig om Eariffen? Sen Ct
nptti9 til at boloe Solicit belt, men
naar ben lite fan siDre bet lenser,
bar be life Longer 8rus for ben.
5or Dem er en- 8eRpttellesmano %
en- Jribanoelsmanb li9e ueltomne.
Sc uuroerer Garifiaseu iom 6enrit
VIII uuroereoe &eli9ionen = noset
iom fan bruses, naar bet er foroelosz
tist, % tiliioeiettes, naar bet faloer
mef befpemt. @lepelanos Earifta.
let brpber @al1 @treet fig intet ON.
men bans ,,6plu ubrepe" ct alt. Sc be-
traster bam JON en- filter % nptti9
Mano for fig, os bet er tuiuliomt,
ON be oiloe uel9e nosen anben, ON
be fit raaoe fig, iom be piloe. Men
be bar beore l1bfiet til at iette gle=
oelano | bet 5uioe 9us peo ben al
ternatiue 8lan, ri bar talt ON, enb
ueb at forene the rumps af be qamle
8artier moa ben entbuiiafiFe Golte.
beueselie. @i forucfiser, at bette
bill blipe beres 8olitit.
(rSournal Of tie Rnisbts Of 9abor. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

2ombaroiet, Benetiet os en- Sci al
Eofana Noro:Stalien bleu @pnoa9
Mor9en biemip9t al SorbRielu. &aa
flere @teoer ftprteoe 9ulene neo. S
Marcenieo bleu ire &erloner orebte,
p9 paa ct anbet @teb bleu II Berio:
ner baarot iaaret al nebtaloenoe 9u=
ie og Sforitene. Ser bprtes en- UNI
berioroiil &arm, Der lpb fom &anon>
tDrDen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

@an pil M foriese at inbfpre
9RensoDr til Nlafta ira @ibi:ien.
9r. @belbon Sadion uil ON noele
9ose afieile fra Seattle, @aibinston,
paa Marineoamperen vBear" forat
reiie til @ibirien os fipbe @ensbpr.
9prene Fal sipes til @ifimoerne,
iom mon pi1 lere op til at bripe
&ensoprapl liseiom 2apperne / Mor=
&c. @fimoerne / llasta bru9er
8unbe iom Eretopr, men man tror,
at &ensopr pil uere tienli9ere for
benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

Joreningen mob MenneHerop |
yee&p Oort benitiller til @uuerngr
Nterriam lom 9ouebet for ben erecu=
tiue Mtost i Minne1ota at eipre, buob
ber itaari bans Mast, forat faa itraf>
fet be &erioner, iom er @tplo i, at
Mrs. Sapbronia Mortbrop / 8 Mao=
neoer bar iiobet inoeiperret @alebo
1pitalet / ct. Beter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

Gorenebe Slater os ben enselfe
&e9iertn9 er fommet operenS ON. at
Berin9Sbapet ital baue en- .luttet
@eion". Ser maa lite fanges Gel
al andre eno of' Beboerne al Nfofa.
@n BiQ berom er peota9et al bet en=
9ellfe unberbus. Set baiter oa lite
iaa ioert meo Nfsiprelien anaoaenbe
5an9tretten, naar @elen life blir
ubrpbbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

@n Strife brBo uo Sgnoas blanbt
Omnibusfufene / 2onbon. Ser
bleu meb en- Gang merfelt9 fiQe / be
altio fetft beferbebe @aber. UT.
beioerleoeren Sobu Burns bleu ar=
reiteret paa Beitplonin9 for at bape
bruet Eruiler. 6an ful9te meb paa
8olitiitationen, boor bans Mapn oa
abresie opFreues, buorpaa ban 10.
oes fri for ienere at inbfalbes til
Torher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
Tolfeparttet I Soma.

Sen f6rite @tatsconeention al
Goltets &arti iioen Oreanilationen i
Cincinnati afbolbtes i Des Moines,
Soma, ben 3oie bs. Ser par om<
firing 500 9ele9ater nerperenbe, me-
iten uoelutfenoe Tarmere os Wrbeioe=
Re. S. 8 Inberion fra @innebaso
County bleu pal9t til Gormano. @an
ct ben leoenbe ifanbinaptfe Bolititer
! BET norolise Soma o9 bar biotil oe=
ret &epublitaner. 9an ertlerebe. at
3ioen nu bar tommen tpr 9annellen
al ct npt 8arti.
Ser bleo introouceret &elolutio:
ner baabe for os imob @robibition.
ut ben ueotasne @latform foropmmer
be samle &artiers 8eitrebelier paa
at affaffe @robibitionen buroe brinse
be iurisiteBrobi obibitionifer til at fano=
ie libt / fine noloion,me 1obruo mob
bet npe &arti. .9ettes 6orlan9enbe,
ON at 6orbuoslopen / Soma ifal BIZ
beboloes os 9iennemfpres beore, bur-
be sleoe enboer erlis @robibitioniit.
Set ct Soltepartiets @rtlerin9 / Ga=
opr af 2ooen, iom / &irtelisbeoen er
oeres eneite @aab / Soma, thi besse
be eamle &artier be9pnoer at arbeibe
meo ftprre ps ftprre Suer for at faa
ben affaffet.
8latformen 9ootjenoer Cincinnati
&onferencens 8ei ilutninser. Sen
forlan9sr bet auitralfe &ols1ptem,
ipmpatbiierer meo @rubearbeiberne /
oisies Scamp for 8=9imersoag, pil
baoe retferoi9ere &eniionsloue os en-
@tatslouaiunins, iom boloer be pri=
pate &orporationer Nue, iamt for=
lanser, at Sernbanerne ital bore en-
fprre Sci af Sfattebproen eno biotil.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
minnefptd.

ktnnefcta-
@n Malfiniit @reat Nort6erns
Banens 9ieneite. Souls @orfe Bre=
denriose, orutaeoe forleoen / 9ierbes
ben al @omaro @onnollps @iem.
@an par iammen meo en- anoen uoe
forat iette ct 6ilte9arn, os be ifuloe
babe uo meo bet. @orte Tom uo /
&anoet, til bet naaeoe bam op til 9alz
fen. o9 bleu oa itaaenbe. Man raab=
te til bam. men ban rgrte fig life. Man
rate en- Stans uo til bam, men ban
bleu fremoeles itaaenoe uoen at rgre
fig. 9erpaa iant ban, buor ban itoo,
os bleu ienere trutfet op opo. Set
antaees, at ban fit &rampe. @orte
par 81 Ior 9ammel os bleu gift for
ct Iar eller to foen. @ans 9utru
uenter at bliue Mooer en- at 9asene.
= Gortbfielo 6te Sum-. @n uns
Spn af 2ars @briitopberion TOM uo
for ct lielbent men iareeli9t l1belo
forleben. @n lepenoe Crane par
tan9et os inoefenst en- &osie, /
buis 2aas ber bar ct tibet sui.
@utten par npssierris o9 losoe fig
tet neo til 9ul1et torat betraste Era~
men. 9enne batte6e efter @uttens
0ine os siennemboreoe 0iefenen
meo fit Mnb. @utten oil mite Sp<
net paa bet 0ie os iauoipnlisuis osiaa
0iet ielu.
= Nnitin Abe SUM. st tpst
9rab fanot @teo / @urora, en- lioen
@tatton pitenfor Bloomington &raiz
rie, Eirsoas @f:ermiooae. Ser bau.
be peret abitili9 Strio mellem Sobn
9anion os en- riualilerenoe Suenz
ite ansaaenoe en- &uinoe. +. .De
baooe stuet binanoen fere Stran1=
mer, o9 oa be mgotes Tirsbd9 be-
epnbte en- Scamp pau SIP os Sob.
@noelig fit Qanion Banebu9 al fin
&iual, Der bauoe 9rebet en- 6at@et,
bpormeb ban tlpueoe @anlons 9ier=
neifal.
= Baa 2ate Superior roleoe iio>
fte Onsoas ben uerfe Storm, man
bar iet paa mango Nar. @n Mens=
be Stibe bauoe anfret op mellem Npo<
itels0erne, buor be bauoe i9et So
for @tormen. Struebamperen rEo=
leoo" bauoe ner saaet unber. Sen
maatte pumpes lenS tire @an9e, %
30 Egnoer &altfen moatte totes
ouerboro, tpr ben naaeoe Ilblanb
tent ON Iftenen. SITE iaa belois
9f bet meo 2aiteprammen ,Mabf1o>
tper", iom baube 493 Sons @anbfen
fra &ortaee 2ate omboro beitemt for
.9ulutb. Sen bapbe isien Mile,
oa ben ianf, tasenoe &apteinen. Ebeo=
bore 8erbot meo fig / 9pbet. Set
9uri9e Manoltnb reooeoe8 af Slebe>
blaoeu "@ora @beloon.
- @n frpstelia llptte fanbt @teo
bob &lootlaeninsen paa @tepens Mu.
mellem 26oe os 27oe @trs.. isaar ST.
termiooos, toet Z af Nrbeioerne blepe
be9raune unoer Is Sob Soro iom
itreo IND ouer oem. Bolperfet paa
be99e @ioer 9au efter, iaa at Sorb>
banten roieoe ino os besrou benz.
Ser er bog en- Muli3beo for, at @lan>
teuertet befptter be besraueoe, iaa at
be lite ere bpbe. Sbet Blabet goat
/ &resien arbeioes oer paa 9iuet
meo at 9raue benz ub..
(Jolteblaoet, Minneopolis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

29itnant &poerS @rpnolanoserpe=
bition forlob &ipbenbaun Spnbag,
meobeles oerfra. &poer bar fat fig
til Opsaue at ubforlfe 0ftplten al
@rpnlano. g1orbenfor bet @teo, buor
Manien be9pnote Ouersan9en ouer
SnblanoSiien. er &piten neiteu 9ans
tie ubefienot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

$4,000 / &apirpeuse brenbte op
forleoen en- @rpreispo9n paa @ana=
oian &acific=8anen. @pem Der
faar bore Eabet pioes lite, men bet
anta9es at bile blt Banten Ottopa,
iom ienote $en9ene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
&ergns Galls Mgeblad
ubfommer 6ber Snsoag.
a. Solent, nSgiDer.
eubifriptton8priS $3.50 for / Mar, betali
tTorftu6, eller8 $500.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

ter bet ooloiomme @prog, iom fpre8
fra be9ge @toer, tan man bente blo>
oi9e @cener 2ouiiiana, fpr 2otteri=
tampen ct pber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

&aitor %. 9anion ct sienpatst til
5ormanb / 9auses Spnobe, us gbr.
.. 8robaus til @iceformanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

9ittle Sod, Nrtan1as, Ste Sunt.
Sames Sitter. ON buis 9go BET meo=
beles ira Gin Springs, Nrt., ueieoe
$40 &nno o9 uar 20 Nar 9ammel.
@an bapoe label fin 2istiite forferoi=
se for Q Nar ioen; ben bar al @al=
npbtre os maalte 20 Bulbels 9oeoe.
6an par Grimurer, os 10 ferfe
Wteno af oenue Orben Dor v8aQbe=
rere."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
A BEA UTY AT NINETY.

The late Madame BarthOldi was
no ordinary person, and on her nine
tieth birthday she looked SO full of
life, and beamed so with mental vigor
and heartiness, that | wonder she
did not live to be hundred. She
was left widow early, and devoted
herself to the education of her sons
and the stewardship oftheir paternal
properties, which under her manage
ment were increased to fortunes.
Though so well endowed with the
money making faculty, she was a
person of generous disposition and
given to hospitality.
In youth she was reputed to be the
handsomest girl in Alsace. AS an
old woman she was more than hand
some The pure outlines remained,
and the fire of the kindest, quickest
and most lambert eyes magma BILE
was never quenched so long as life
remained The son must have had her
in his head as he remembered her in her
Younger days when he was sketching
the design of the colossal statue of
Liberty Enlightening the World. :"
1t was her idea that Liberty should
not be en- pate de guimauve, but of
grave and severe aspect. Liberty
was the best of all conditions, she
used to say, for those who were
severe upon themselves, and the
worst for the self indulgent. One
never saw a trace of self righteous
harshness in the old lady. She was
very indulgent toward the erring
but that grace, she said, came with
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
ST. JoHNsBURY coMPLIMENrED.

A recent letter written to the Bos-
ton Transcript by Miss Helen M.
Winslow contains several compli-
mentary illusions to ST. Johnsbury
from which we make the following
extracts:
1.-The town has $3.50 inhabitants,
and has become an incorporated vii
lage. 1t has good fire department.,
a system of water works, and is
lighted both by gas and by electricity.
The village has two national banks.
a savings bank with over $780,
900 of deposits and trust company
with capital of $4,000. The old
conservative element is giving way
to younger, active business interests,
and the commercial prospects of the
place were never so bright as now.
1T is a village of handsome resi-
dences. and large proportion of its
people own their homes. 1t has two
bright newspapers, the St. Johnsbury
CALIFORNIAN being the oldest, which
has always been to Vermont in it's
way a prominent power. Two we'll
kept hotels draw good manv sum
mer boarders to the place. There is
at present some talk of a fine large
summer hotel to be built on a high
hill near the village, and that will
prove a great attraction.
Landlord Howe of the Avenue
house is constructing a fine brick
opera house that will be second to
none in the state. 1t occupies a con-
venient site on the avenue between
the upper and lower villages.
"a walk through the business part
of the town shows enterprise above
ALL The business blocks are hand
some and substantial. There is a
Board of Trade, and two of their
dry goods stores-that of the Fair
banks on the ''Plain'' and that of
Lougee & Smythe on Railroad street
are not surpassed if they are
equalled anywhere outside the large
cities. There is a convent in town
and a beautiful Catholic church.
Besides the two Congregational,
there are seven other Protestant
churches. A street railway is talked
of and will doubtless come ere many
years.
why should not such a village be a
model village and such a people the
happiest in the world? An air OF
prosperity is over everything squalor
and vice appear nowhere. A moral
atmosphere as bracing as that of the
beautiful green hills which surround
it pervades the village. 1t is enter
prising, moral and intelligent.
Would that New England had more
like it''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
the wide experience of old age.

the wide experience of old age.
IL was source Of enjoyment to
her to drive to the Isle of Swans, in
the Seine, and look at the reduced
copy which was set up there a few
years ago of the famous statue
which now stands at the entrance of
New York harbor One Of her sayings
was, do not repress badness; crowd
it out with good ideas"-[London
Truth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
KELLOGG,
Photographer.
Cabinet Photographs per dozen,
$500 and $4.0O.

CRAYON PORTRAITS.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26

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New Advertisements.
STEEL TRAPS,

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each up. All sizes and prices. Also Wire
Rat Traps and Mouse Traps. A $3.50
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-16
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

Thomas Casey was fatally stabbed, at
Chicago. last night, by Morris Kennedy, a
boarder The tragedy was the outgrowth
OF au assertion by Mr.. Kennedy, that the
wife of Casey had red hair
Sedalia. Mo. has been chosen as the
place for holding the eleventh session OF
the National Farmers Congress, which
will convene November 10. next, and con-
tinue for four days. After the adjourn
meut OF the Congress the delegates will so
On an excursion SouIh.
The Bureau or Statistics reports that the
exports OF breadsturfs from the United
States during March last were Sl2,3s2 l3O,
against Si5.11S, ,22g during the same month
Of the preceding year During the month
NJ March last the exports of beef hog and
dairy products aggregated Sl2iO+' lo5,
against $40. SIS, ,G53 during the same month
Of 1890.
Bishop Racine has issued letter urging
the French Canadians to 20 10 the new dis
tricts Of the province instead OF to the
United States
The war between tue Executive Con-
mittee of the Lady Managers OF the
Worlds Fair and Secretary Phoebe
Couzins was brought TO climax yeSter
dav. Miss COuzins was summoned 10 ap
pear before the committee, ana IdlIlng u
appear was removed.
Baker and Slattery fought near Wilkes
.srrs. Yesterday, for 500 a side. Baker
Was knocked out in the third round
At Mansfield, O., yesterday, toe Mans
field Presbytery Of the United Presbyter
Ian Church. by vote Of II 10 /, deposeC
Rev. John Caily from the ministry on thi
/ charge OF drunkenness.
The Prcsbytery, Of GAINESVILLE, O., by
unanimous vote. condemned the utterancei
/ of Rev. Charles Briggs on the inspiration
/ of the Bible. and called for his speedy tria
on the charges preferred against him II
/ New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-16
ARE MANY BREAKS
IN THB RANKS OF TBB STRIKERS IN THg
COKE REGION.
The Operators Report Steady Run Of Applications
Prom M Who Want Work-PDancial Aid
Not Coming Up Strong-gvictiOIs Are
Still Gong 0n-Sruck Snag.

PITTsBURG, PA, April ia specia
telegram from Scottdale says:
The many breaks in the ranks Of tn,
workers is having a most disheartening
effect upon the men. Officials report 1
steady run Of applications for work, and
coke shipments, though small, are
growing. There are certainly l4,OOC
strikers still idle In the region.
Some excitement was created by tn,
report that HungarianS will be shipped
in from the east TO take the places o!
the strikers. Mass meetings are being
held everywhere and promises are made
that liberal supply of money will soon
be on hand. There is no doubt
the men were utterly unprepared
after all for sucL. long
strike and the money and provision:
given out haYc been wofully inadequ uate
TO the grinding demand. The men who
have gone and are back TO work are
driven there by actual necessity, and d
remarkable paucity OF assistance from
their organizations. Eviction notices
have been served in nearly all the works
In the Fayette county end Of the regions,
and as notices expired to-day u mum
Der OF eyictionS took place. A snag
was struck at Morgan'S, however, to-
night, and deputies telegraphed they
were in fear Of their lives. Sheriff Me
Cormick wired them to hold until to-
morrow, when he will appear with rein
forcements and evictiouS will begin 10y
the wholesale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-16

ScorrpALE, PA, April 15.-Tele-
phone reports from all parts Of the re-
gion to-day state that the situation is
very much as reported yesterday with
the exception of few more men at
work at all the works that have re-
Sumed.
Most OF the families evicted yesterday
by the Frick Company took advantage
Of the opportunity after the Sheriff left
and had their friends set their property
back in the company's houses. Toeyict
them again will require another process
of law and cannot be done short Of nine
" days. The labor leaders have all
gone 10 Uniontown to-day TO be in at
tendance upon the hearing before Squire
Dawson of the thrty-eight strikers ar
rested for participating in the Jimtown
riot. Some Of those who were the most
prominent in riot will be given a hear
ing and give bail for court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-16
AMcrc Mntter rofsIoi 700.

New YORK. April l5.- A rio,t clfr. -
ordinary Interpretation ~ abe now No
Kinley law was brought 10 the attention
Of Acting Collector Couch yesterday.
Coliec.o, Ehrhardt being sick db,d
with the grip. II appears that d c.
Northrop, Of fGloyersyille, Imported $500
worth OF welts. used upon the wrist, Di
gloves. Assistant Appraiser lhHko i,-
cided that THESE wcits were Iutah.r
under The clause, making them "wholr
OH III part gloves. The duty uudsf
this clause l. - dozen. and ou tni, boz.
voice OF $500 the duties wof.. under
General Burke's Interpretation, made
sll, 900. The coilectors deputy Insisted
that they should pay duty as manufar-
lures ot iaaIher al 81 per cent ad la-
ioTem Or IN the neighborhood u ~3Op.
Appraiser Cooper would not agree tn
this, aud declined 10 order raspprii,f
ment. Some interesting note, PASSED
between the collector aud the appf,I .er.
but Mr.. Cooper refused 10 recrde from
his position, snd now the case wili p,
taken " the Board Of Geucral Al
pTaIsers,