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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
S5c- Rndncad Er,nnln r5c-

Childrens' stainless black ribbed cotton
hose; another lot of Isle at SOC, reduced
from S5c and 81
A G.CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth avenue.
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2. y.
nlySS0-Nws Borough Engineer.

DRQPosALs FOR FUEL AND WASHING
II Recruiting Rer -vous, 9l5 Penn ave-
hue, Pittsburg, Pa. L. 1891 Sealed pro-
possls, in triplicate, subject to the usual
don ditions. will be received at the Recruiting
Rendezvous, at 9l5 Penn avenue, Pittsburg
Pa, until u o'clock, noon, on the l2th day OF
Juno. 1891, at which time and place they will
be opened in the presence of bidders, for fur
nisblng supplies and rendering services, as
indicated, tor the Recruiting Service United
Btatce Army, whenever required, within the
ciCy limits, during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1892; viz: Furnishing and deliver.
ing f1ei, and washing articles OF Governments
e9ripage. Preference will be given to arti-
cles OF domestic production, or manufacture,
conditions of quality and price (including In
thc price of foreign productions and manu-
facturet the duty thereon )peing equal. The
Governments reserves the right to reject any
OF all proposals. Blanks and full fnforma-
zion as TO bidding etc., will be furnished on
application. Envelopes, containing pro-
rosAle. should be marked Proposals for
Fuel, etq," and addressed to CAPTAIN
FRANCIS W. MANSFIELD, Eleventh In
fantry Recruiting ONCE. Pittsburg, Pa.
myl244-l2 l3 Hl5Je1ll2
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ENG1NEER's OFFICE, 4Os:Grant ST, I

ITO RACTORs-sEALED PRoPo-
Il SAILS for the grading, curbing and paw
tng of the following streets, situate in the
borough of Knoxville, Allegheny county, Pa,
viz: Amanda av., Rochelle St and West Ju-
oundR ST. Also, for q 36-inch terra Gotta
sewer across Rochelle ST., will be received at
the above Office until the 10th day of May, at
5o'clock p N. Proposals to be addressed to
the Street Committee of said borough.
Probated bonds in one-half the estimated
cost OF the work must accompany each pro-
posal Plans, specifications and full infor-
nation can be had at this Office
The Street COMMITTEES reserve the right to
reject any or all proposals.
c. E. OWENS, c. E.
n9yS-sO-Nws Borough Engineer
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
IN notified to give no harbor, support, OF
maintenance, credit goods or merchandise
to my wife, NJ. d. Love, and any bills or ac-
counts which she may contract from April
Is, 1891, as will not pay or iiquidate nor will
I become liable for, as she has left my habi-
tation. I. Z. LOVE, Wilmerding, Allegheny
county, Pa.
APRIL %, 1901. ap29-50-w
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

ss- Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one Insertion. Classified advertise
meTlts on This page such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, etc, ten cents per line for each Insertion,
and none taken for less than thirty cents Top
line being displayed counts as tsoo
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
limo Is MnnaY.

Save money and time by going to 10
Penn avenue for dress trimmings
REINING & WILDS,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

A grand line of ladies' neckwear, fans,
silk gloves. mitts, suede gloves, laces and
corsage bouquets, at lowest prices.
RoSENBAUM & Co.
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Snecial LOW Prices on


Ladies fine muslin underwear; see these
beautiful goods; they won't last long at
the prices.
A G. CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth avenue.
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Green Turtle SOup

Green turtle steaks.
GoeDwN'S PETROLEUM EXCHANGE Res
TAURANT, 115 Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

ESTATE OF ABIJAH HAYS, JR., DE-
II CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
letters testamentary on the estate of Abijah
Hays, Jr., have been granted to the under.
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same should make them known without de-
lay. JULIETTE A. HAYS, JAMES F.
HAYS. Address 2O13 SARAH ST, Pittsburg,
s. S. apl5-93-w
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For the NAV Festival

Merchant Tailor, 407 Wood street, makes
the finest clothes for the least money.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
Manufacturing Sites.

MANUFACTURING STEIN CITY, BUILD
sha M tMGs l2oxloo; 4o-h9rse engine and boiler.
snrsInIlng ETC., on leased ground; will sell cheap.
al1oIh nlE1IEh SHIELDS, 5Ss Grant ST. corner Virgin
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats
f. Schauer,

For the May Festival Largest assortment
at Rosenbaum 6 Co.'S
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FREE. CITY LOTS. FREE.

Five of the best city lots in Girard Park
Place plan at Marion station Twenty-third
ward, city, will be given away absolutely
free at special sale Ct lots sb in this apno plap
May 16, and continuE one week.
We have reserved five of the best lots in
the plan valued at $3.50 each, which will be
given away as follows: To the fifth, tenth,
twentieth, thirtieth and fortieth buyers OF
lots in this plan we will give $3.50 lot free.
A careful record of the time when each lot
is sold will be written on the contract of
each purchaser, and at the conclusion of the
sale the names and addresses of the for
tunate persons will be published in the daily
papers.
the finest level lots In the market, and is
located in q very rapidly growing commu-
nifty, and these lots being SO convenient to
the center of the city, musta and will increase
Girard Park Place plan is only minutes
ride from Smithf1eld street via the b. & 0. r.
R., or 25 minutes ride from Market street via
the Second avenue electric line.
namely, $500 to 500 each, they are without
doubt the cheapest lots in the market to-day,
tion, they cannot be surpassed In any
locality in Allegheny county.
This sale will commence on SATURDAY
week from that date. Agents will be on the
ground all day SATURDAY, May 18 and
from to 5P. NJ. on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of the next week.
For the benefit of those who may not be
able to come during the day we will keep
our city office, 106 THIRD AVENUE, open
every evening until o'clock, from May 16 to
May %, inclusive.
The terms of the above sale will be $50
cash, one-third Of purchase price in 80 days,
and the balance, first bond and mortgage,
one, two and three years.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE,
SATURDAY, MAY 49,
MORRISON & BANKS,
my13-A LOG Third avenue
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Atlantic City.

A TLANTIC CITY. n. J--IF YOU. WANT TO
n rent or buy n hotel, cottage or lot address
call, WILLIAM RIDDLE, corner New York and
Atlantic avs. my12-95-Dt
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DIVIDENDS.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK,

THIRD NATIONAL BANK, !
PITTsBURG, May 9, 1891.
nIYIDEND NO. "a "A DIVIDEND OF
- THREE PER CENT has been declared
this day out of the earnings of the last six
months, payable on demand
myl0-7GD W. STEINMEYER, Cashier.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
Atlantic City,

A TLANTIC CITY, n. TRENT OR SALE
"A Hotels, cottages and bathhouses: lots for sale
in all parts Of the city: also South Atlantic City
ISRAEL G. ADAMS 4 CO., Real Estate Agents.
Real Estate and Law Building. myf-55s
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Suburban Lots,

EDGEWo0D LOT-SssOO EACH-LAY WELL
IL and commanding view of East Liberty Valley;
good terms; now is the time to buy. See BAX-
TER, THOMPSON & co., 1852 Fourth av.
my10-106-l1, 13, Us
SUBURBAN PROPERTY = THE LARGEST
terms in the county at Sheraden. Is minutes from
Union station; see Sheraden before you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth av. feE-72-Ds
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TO LET.
East End Residences.

ITO LET-No. 40 EDWIN ST., EAST END-A
good house; six large rooms, attic, natural gas,
electric light; large lot: location drst.cass; only
Fourth av, my11-3-MwFt
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Farms.

EOUR NICE FARMs-CLOSE TO R. R. STA
L TION, within easy reach of the city; one farm
80 acres, one Of 50 acres of IS acres and one
Of IS acres; all convenient to stores school, P. o..
ETC.; would exchange either in part for city prop.
erty. JAS. W. DRAPE & co., SlS Wood ST.. Pitts
burg. my12-63+
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

GOOD HOUSE OF SIX ROOMs-BATH, HOT
" and cold water. range, front and side
rent only SIS. BLACK & BAIRD, 9S Fourth ay.
myS-73-S, 9, 10, II, II, Is, Il, II, 19, cot
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

ITO LET-AT SHADYSIDE, ON ELLSWORTH,
i handsome and modern house, six rooms, attic;
al In frst-class order, at reduced rent. w. A.
& SONS, 80 Fourth ay. myl3-B-WSf
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FOR SALE---LOTS
Allegheny Lots.

Allegheny Lots.
MADISON Av. LOTs-3oxIoo, AT AUCTION;
Vl the property 34S and $50 Madison av, at the
intersection of East ST., Allegheny, win be sold at
auction on premises Saturday. May 16, O'Clock;
the lot IS 30x100 the buildings old having lately
been used as Krooscamp's brush factory; good
stand for business or dwellings: If you wish bar
gain go TO this sale. A. .LEGGATE & SON, Auctioc.
eers, los Fourth av. my9-28-D'
East End Lots.
EAHNEsT0CK PLAN-C0RNER LOT 25x15o
feet; fruis aHa snade trees; very desirable 10.
Fourth av. my10-105-l0 II, 13, Is"
VISTA PLAN OF LOTS-PENN Av., EAST
END, between Fairmont and Rebecca sts. |;
finest lots In the city IS feet 'front.' running through
to Broad st. average depth 200 feet; home seekers
or investors should not fall to look AZ this propery
and Vista streets, from s5O0upward. MORELAND
HAAS, 6ll4 Penn av., East End. Tel. $3.50.
my13-22-MTuwThF*
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Boarding,

EoR RTHESUMMER-NICE ROOM AND BOARD
- by o young married couple (in the country,
where 1 can reach the city every day by o A. NJ
Address ID. W., Dispatch office. iny1e-8
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GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR

GEI LIN UN l1G uhUUNU FuUUk
and make handsome profit.
Write to us or call for book price
list and lithograph of Ellwood,
telling you all about it, and come
with us on next Saturday or any
Saturday or Wednesday following.
Tickets for SATURDAY next or
'.'' any other day on sale at our Office
at 81 for round trip, and WE WILL
REFUND FARE TO ALL LOT
PURCHASERS. PRICES $500
TO $500. TERMS, s25 CASH, $40
PER MONTH. FIVE PER
CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Lots, business quarter, 22x16O.
Lots, residence part of town, 4Ox16O.
Don't forget to ask about lots in
"PITTSBURG CIRCLE"
Saturday next is the day, date
MAY 16. TIME, $50 A. M,
PITTSBURG AND WESTERN. :
Be sure to call or write for CELL
WOOD BOOK"
BLACK & BAIRD,
% FOURTH AVENUE
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Allegheny Residences
Suburban Residences.

EDGEWORTH-FT. WAYNE RAILROAD
~ Queen Anne house, nine rooms, bath, hot and
cold water; supplied throughout with spring water;
four acres Of ground, stable, etc.; beautiful coun-
my2-52-wSt
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FOR sALEMPRovED REAL ESTATE.

City Residences.
90 800-NO. 4 WICK ST., NEAR DINWID-
eDC, DIE, minutes from Court House, a two
story and mansard brick dwelling of rooms; 2ix
100 it., to Lombard St; both gases, city water, dry
cellar. Apply to HILARY B. BRUNOT, 16l
Fifth ar, my6-39-wF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13

Will receive prompt attention, and
the best unsold lots in either resi-
dence, business or manufacturing
section will be reserved in order of
application. We will use our best
judgment and give you honest
opinion of relative values.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

Ser oeutl@en Eurnerei lit int 2aser
oer Nn9losNmeritaner elm anselebensr
unb berebter Mpoitel CT tanoen. IS 1T
oies Or. Sobn 9. 9amilton, 3uslei9
elmer BET eriten meoi5ininii@en @utorita>
ten bes 2onbes. Sir feline neuli@e
9lntrittsreee i'm Stub College gu Gbiz
ca9o bat Ct bic Eurnerei 5um Ebemo
semablt, nns babel lief CT berlelben bic
b1dite Wirb,9un9 ;u Ebeil merben.
@ein @ortras ;eu9te Don ein9ebenoem
Stuoium BET @ei@i6te Der oeuti@en
Gurnerei uno jeSes Sort, bas CT iber
bieielbe ipra6, war poQ nnumi@rantz
ter Entertaining fit bas beuti@e @pz
item, bas er bem en9lii@en uns ipecifi9
ameritsnii3en (athletic sports) Bel
meitem uor3iebt. B%elonbere Aufmertz
lamfeit soQte er AUDI ben beutl@>ameriz
fonii9en Gurnern fir bic Stole, bic iie
int Gebeu ionstries 9eipielt baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
mrtYr briben in benz .~.perrottt

@ertu briben in benz ,,uerrotteten"
@uropa irseno Elm bo3seborener 2ump
DOT @eri9t nit beionoeren @adii@ten
bebanselt wirs, banm iibertr0men sez
mi1e 2eute bier 0 republitanii@er
Gntriiitnns aber bic Observation-Disclosures
berO blaubliti9en &laie. @enn bier
3ulanoe Semano aue Welt III sr6bli4iter
@e,ie bel@pinoelt nnb betrist, 10 tann
Ct, menn CT nur Neinrei9e Gltern, Vetz
tern uno 6reunoe bat, wo9enlan9 I'M
Mlp( leben, fam, 1uenn er oann mirtli6
ein9e3o9en uirb, in einem priuotsimmer
6es S@eriffs, fern 0 Be-. ,,9ew0bnliz
@en", 3. ;. arnsen Eeufeln pom Ser
bre@ern, ALIEN Gurus fr0bnm. .nno
.....? l1nb ni@ts. Man sudt barber
beften GaQs Die Mn@iel unb finoet es
ielbi tuer itdnbli9."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

Gin jdredlides ln9lId, fir wel9es
bic b%etreifen6c 8abn uno elmer ibrer
Mn9eteQten Bic bo9ite Straf c bes @e>
ietes peroienen, ereisnete ii@ an @eib>
na6tsz 9(benb ouf Der 6nblon &iuer
8abn. Trib am Nbeno 1ticben Elm
Tra9tsus uns ein Grston 2ocal5ug III
Dem Gumcl bel cling Cling 5u1ammen,
obne boB Scenario iebr erbcbli9 perlett
murbe. Die Gompasnie bate binrei>
@enb 3eit, NIT benz %2lufraumen BET
Trammer, 81 beginner nnb Sorii9tsz
maBreseln sesen Gin weiteres l1nsliid ST.
~treficn, pel@es aber beioes unterlalen
,purbe. Nls etli6c Stunsen barna@
BET na@ite 3us fdQis mar, i4idte man
einen Wei6enit teller nit elmer ROTTEN
Qaterne benz gu polirenoen Bug ent9ez
sesen. Mnitatt oab bieier 9etreu ieiner
@fidt oblos, besab CT iid nit benz bort
itationirten Babnmarter III feline 6iitte
I'M bort einen S@nops, wel@cn ..eette>
rer 1id fir Meibna@ten eingelest battle,
5u iid gu nebmen. St i6ien baz
burtb gan; feline p1i@t perseiien gu baz
ben unb als er aus BET 6iitte b%eraustrat
fauite audi i9on Der Bug an linn uorz
bei umb int nd9iten Mugenblid erfol9te
Elm i9redl,@er 3uiammenit oB, Bel MEL
dem ne,ln Meni@enleben peloren 9insen
". cine sroBe 9nsabl Yeute perwunoet
mur>en. 6offentli@ pire bie8abn u. ibr
treuloier 9lnseftellter Der 9anb Der &C.
re@tisteit ni@t entseben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

Sic demonstrating in Der @epus
Bit @rsentinien wirb balb gu ben Na<
tionalsebrdu@en Der Ginwobner sebos
rem. Sic 3abl Der freiwiQisen gerz
brennunsen betrns I'M Sabre 1885
$3.50, I'M Sabre 1890 1914. l1ebriz
gems lit Elm @eieb ber &epublit III
&raft, pel9es Die MISUNDERSTANDING
BON Perionen obli9atsrii9 ma6t, welde
at elmer anitcdenSen &rantbeit seitorz
ben iino, uno uon alien Sei@entbeilen,
wel@e ;u anatomii3en Stubien seotent
baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

III ieser Statt bes Staates Naiani Stos
res einridten isu. Der S3re'ber
slaubt, bab bies cine gemeSans 1T. I'M
bic Aliam3 usn ibrem wirsli@en PIa"s
ab,ubrinsen. Die @etail:@ ei@dfte
f'nb ni@t ii9er 9euus UNI bic aais"s )"
bewesen @eIOer BARN anoulssen, u"0
Elm FOLDER plan rpirb aud ni@t oaau
beitrasen bic gQian3 .pspular 81 mas
den. Wdre Is cine Propoiition nm oer
Wei,ens Equalization ginbalt gu tbu'
unb bafiir Gorge 81 trasen, bay Der
Farmer einen birecten Martt betame,
10 tSnnte man bic Yropofition fir cine
uerninfti9e anieben, ater Elm 9anoels>
sei@aft onaufansen, fir pel@es Waa
Street bas &apital porf@iebt, beiBt 1t@
Elm srsBes 9lr,nutbsz 3eusniB ausiteQen.
Sic 2eute, Die i@on 2 Bis 8 Sabre se<
tampft um Tarmer gleuatoren auf5u=
bauen. mel@e 1000 bis $4,000 to-
ften, iolten aurldbenten mas bieies far
9lrbeit erbeii@te unb islten fi4 bauoa
eineu 8esrifi MAIDEN, mas es beiBt, Elm
Rapital BON IS, ooo, 900 auf3ubrinsen,
fir Elm @ei@dft in weldem 8 aus 3ehn
l1nternebmen fa0iren. Scr S@reiber
meint, baB fi@ BEL BET geriammluns Elm
notorii@er Werrdtber> entpuppen miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
11ebcr sic Spfer an Menl9enlebeu,

1tebcr sic Spfer an Wfenl3enleben,
bic bie &oblenf0r0eruns III Fennipluaz
,,en ~foitcte, beridtet uSbe 9ouicrp
engineer" na9 benz 9teport oeS Minens
Snlpector fir 1890 6olaenbcs: Die
3abl Der llnfdue NIT tootlibem g(usz
gang betrus 524, uon bencn s7s auf ben
Nntbracts0 iltrict u1b JAG auf Ben Siz
itrict Bet bituminoi en &oblc fommcn.
K. @pnn jc 1000 bel6dftigten Nrbeitern
in, Mntbracit Iiitritt licBen ibr Seben
Bel Der Nrbeit 1926 unb in bem anbern
Oiitritt 2,l66.
Die 524 in ibrem Berufc setOotfn
&oblen9rabsr bintcrlieBen 275 Bittz
men nit 1928 &inbern.
l1niaQe obne t0btliden Ius9an9 murz
ben i'm @onSen 1888 gemelOet, mopon
auf bic Mntbracitz& e9ion 1907 tommen.
9uf ie lis beidaiti9te Mrbeiter fam in
Dem %9enannten 0iitritt eiu uniau obne
tDbtli@en 9(ussons nno ebenio auf III
Mrbeiter in Sen 8ersmerten nit bitumiz
n0ier Sob(e.
Seoe LOG, $50 Gomen M%ntbracitz uno
iebe 279, O44 Tonnen bituminoler
&oble, bic in Ycnniplpanien aus DEM
@9oB Der Gr6e emporseboben mnroen,
To tetcn ie Elm Wenldenleben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
Na2 okc,
6. ~. s.. 5seio eun ann, Asts1.

Sic New Yo,scr Miuiondre l9af1en
ii6 jeet, mie Don bort beri9tst piro.
gum Sdut 9eseg AttentaSsr San;erz
benlbcn al, mie ueri6ieoeue europailde
Monar6en. Was nber lo1en oiclelbsn
nlben int 3eitalter oes 9pnamitS?
@elet Sen SAL, &uKel Gage batte ei1
fol9es %gctragen, 10 mare er trosecm bel
benz letten Opnamituttentat mitlammt
ieinem Yanscrbemo gum Tenlter binaus
sefosen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31

nsu. Die Tam ber seianbe @eiR bes
fr.ien 4arsertbun's s~etrdftist merSeu.
weuu cine Yartei gum S@at bes freien
Barsertban,s orsaniiirt wirb nnb banu
Don ben sroBen 3eituusen ale Mnitreus
sunseu, sema9t werSen, Sieielbe wieber
3u itarsen9
30 ,lest oa bic Moral unb ser Greis
beitsiinu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
8or:0rcnnn9.

Ole &6sabc Der Yo1iod)en ,pa.b sei9lollea,
ME folst:
Mad, benz 8 ten: ssa6 bsm Seite,.
1855. rmdmittaas. Abs uabmittass.
1880 T:so
Die ousemeiue 9lussabe fiubet taali9 itatt
Don 7:soosrmittass, bis 1880 nadmittass,
am Souasas pon Q bis 10. sormittass.
4pttIteb 90u,tat, Votmeiitsr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
Gtn @tnnefota 8errdtbcr.

Der NQiance Nouocate.. uoa flaming
bat Elm Circular pom Secretdr Der
Staats>N1iani erbalten, in mel@em
berielbe mittbeilt, Bag cine 8epesuns
im@anse 1T, uor BET na@iten @eriamm<
lung BET staats> Nuian3 eineu Plan gu
beiirwortcn, mad wel@em bic NQianj
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-31
s..~.. y, Rtsssists stsats.M1tas,.

Dessts Des RIansistA etsatS'~1tAt,.
sra6s,xt; Der a&th. Ssna,tus DonneQy. 3ai6ass.
'. Ete Vxaiibeutex:
/. Slurilt: Tbos. &. Wssisten, aSoreStptae, 1tQmsEe 60
Il Oidrilt: q. y. Ytiter Saequi Barrie
q OtErift: s.. y. peors, Ytro Jslane.
u 0iirjft; i. &. WcGee 9SpominS. 0bitaso 70.
& 1iNriit: 6. Nobau. Mat llricn, qoss ".
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-28
IMPENDING STRUGGLE.

An Approaching Struggle Between Labor
and Capital-Coal Miners Making De-
mandS.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 24.-The miners
of the United States have just COM
pleted plans for the greatest industrial
battle ever inaugurated in America.
The conflict between the miners and
the mine owners will take place on the
1st of May. The entire national organ.
ization of miners, comprising 100000
men, will be directly involved in the
demand for the eight hour day.
According to the figures which are
given, it will be a battle of millions Of
dollars against labor organizations, also
backed by millions of money. At the
convention of the American Federation
of Labor held in Detroit some weeks
ago. it was decided to ask the mine
owners for an eight hour day. The
uttera noes of the officers of the United
Mine Workers on the subject leave no
doubt that the miners will make the
fight.
An immense strike fund is being
made ready for the miners, and when
the latter GO out they will have at their
back for immediate use nearly 81, 600.
600. This fund will be swelled from
time to time at the rate of $50, COO q
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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-28
KING kALAKAUA DEAD.
Tho Rare Event of u King Dying in the
United States.

Tho Rare Event of King Dying in tho
United States.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-King kala-
kaua, of the Hawaiian islands, died at
the Palace Hotel in this city at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. He had
been in an unconscious condition for
over twelve hours. Bright's disease was
the cause of his death, He was to have
left here this week for Honolulu on the
United States flagship.
Kalakaua was elected King in 1874 by
the legislative assembly, over Queen
Emma, widow of King Lunalilo. The
monarch was genial, full of tact, free
liver, bad poker player, extravagant
in his tastes and always hard pressed
for funds.
He was educated, accomplished and
agreeable and possessed of some schol-
arship. One of his hobbies was to
trace the source of the Hawaiian peo-
pie to the Aryan race instead of the
Malayan to which it was attributed.
Queen kapiolani survives him. He had
no children. The dead monarch had
twice been a visitor to the United
States, and on his first tour was royalty
entertained. His wife's recent tour of
this country is well remembered. Kali
akaua was 50 years of age.