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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06

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gardless of their political alliances or
opinions. We print today few Of
these letters, which speak for them
selves. OF the forty letters received,
not one was favorable to the candidacy
of Whitelaw Reid. Not until within
the last few years has organized labor
realized its standing with the men at
the head CT Republican affairs. The
Trade-UniOn Movement
in this country received It's first great
impetus in 1876, and since that time,
although suffering many reverses. the
growth of trade unlonism has been
steady and healthy. The right of peace
fully organizing themselves is privi-
lege conferred Oh them by the constltu-
ton of the United States. Eight
or ten years ago the Repub-
lican party was animated by
no pronounced hostility against trade
unions and trade union men. Here and
there a protected Republican manufac-
turer could be found raYing against the
right of workmen to combine for their
own protection, but the average Repub-
lican rather looked with favor On the
trade union movement. Since that
time. under the beneicient operation Of
protective tariff, vast trusts and con-
solicitations of capital have been formed
for the purpose Of regulating the sup
ply of the necessaries of life and of re-
ducing the cost of production-and in
cidentally the rate of wages-to the
lowest point. These trusts and COM
bineS being the legitimate result of the
Republican policy it naturally followed
that the immediate benefciaries of these
trusts and combines were Republicans.
AS the price of their existence they
have paid into the Republican campaign
fund immense sums of money, with
which that party has conducted cam
paigns and carried elections.
LabOr's Arch Enemy.
Organized labor. which heretofore had
drawn no party lines, found Itself COLI
fronted by an enemy backed and forth
fl ed by the political machinery of the
great Republican party. Every trades
union in the country, without exception.
had in its constitution a provision for
bidding the Organization to take any
part in politics. The shrewd Republican
managers, taking advantage of this fact,
secured agents in each of the unions,
who persistentIy and successfully OPP
posed any attempt on the part of these
unions to WELD the tremendous political
power which they possessed. In spite
of this, however, the logic of agents has
resistlessly forced every intelligent
workman into the Democratic party,
until today the great majority Of that
great army of union men will
cratic ticket in the coming cleo
ton. They find all their friends in the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
ARCH ENEMIES.
Henry c. Friek and Whitelaw
Reid Labor's Opponents in
This Campaign.
How They Represent Protee-
ton to American Homes
and Industries.
Both Have Fought American
Labor for the Past Dozen
Years.
For Twelve Years Reid Kept
Union Printers Out Of
His Office.
FPick Locked Out Thousands
and Ordered Them Shot
Down by Pinkertons.
This Same Frick Contributes
Half a Million to the Re-
publican Fund.

Shortly before the Republican con
Vention labor paper practically sug-
gested that strong combination would
be H. G. Prick, of Homestead, for presi-
dent, and Whitelaw Reid, Of the New
York Tribune, for vice president. The
paper sarcastically pledged the support
of organized labor to such a ticket. 1t
is possible that the statesmen who con-
troll the destinles of the Republican
party took the labor editor seriously,
and have honestly intended to consult
the wishes of the organized workmen of
the United States by nominating White
law Reid for vice president, and eIevat-
ing Il. G. Prick to commanding posi-
tion in the councils of the party. With
view OF ascertaining to what extent
the organized workmen of America are
pleased with the policy of the Re-
publican party, the GLOBE addressed
circular letter to well-known labor lead
ers i'll all parts of the United States, re-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
REID DEsPIsEs LABOR,
And No Workingman Wants to
See Him Elected.

The following letter from Robert L.
Nelson is a straightforward presenta-
ton of the case. Mr.. Nelson was can
didate of the United Labor party for the
mayorality Of Chicago in 1886, against
John A. Roach. Mr.. Nelson, though
defeated, polled over thirty thousand
votes In the most exciting canvass ever
witnessed in Chicago. Robert L. Mel
son was formerly Republican, and
has eyer enjoyed the fullest confidence
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06

charge"
The efforts recently made at Minneapolis
were more successful. ana this lime for the
reason that Mr. Reid expected 70 have per-
sonal interest in the campaign; II may bs
said, in fact that such contingency wat
one Of the conditions for unionizing the
New York Tribune.
/ consider Whitelaw Reid at heart an inS
yeterate enemy of organized labor, one In
whom 1t would be folly TO place reliance,and
one whose elevation to the presidency,
through the death or disability Of the presi.
dent. would be a national calamity TO oil
save the Carnegies and tricks Of the country.
THOMAS j. ELpERKIs,
General Treasurer Lake Seamen's Benefit
Association
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
woRK1NGmEN's OPINIONS.
Whitelaw Reid ON a Par With
"PinkertOn" Prick.

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. 1, S92.-Gentlemen-
In reply to letter received today calling at
tention to Whitelaw Reid, would answer
as follows;
First-His record among union men ia .oRe
a par with Frick's-Carnegie's man Friday.
Rats.
secord-I do not consider him safe man
for town constable,
Third-HiS nomination should drive all
union men from the support Of the ticket,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Overcoats With Hoods

Are perhaps the most popular novelty this sea-
son. They ought TO be, they are made so neat
and stylish. You can't help liking them. The
hoods in most cases are lined with silk; others
are unlined. The garments are made with
wide belt and cut extra long. Should you get
tired of the hood you can take it off by simply
unfastening textbooks, then you have perfect
little ulster.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
All Wool Knee Pants soc.

Lot 4716-This little coat is very popular,
not only because it is low priced, but be-
cause it is made of good, serviceable cloth
ing soil, pretty dark gray. The price Is
only 50; ages 5 to 10; to be found only on
the second floor of "The Plymouth"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Is small I in-Velt-msht.
Boys Overcoats.

The crowds of people around our Over
coat tables Saturday were simply immense.
Our twelve tables of Boys Overcoats wer'
very much disfgured after the rush. More
overcoats were sold than ever before in one
day.
Why such rush? The season is young yet.
If you will glancs at some of the price.
quoted below you will not wonder. For in
stance: On our Cape Overcoat tables are
garments as low as So and from that to S14,
in almost any shade. Every coat is cut long,
and with large cape.
Lot 1924 at $3.50 is beauty and is worth
at least SIS. 1t is pretty shade of wood
brown and comes in sizes to II years.
These goods are worth looking at. We
will be pleased to show them to you if you
wish to purchase or not
Another nobby overcoat is lot 1915, a
pretty blue chinchilla with a neat velvet col
lar, made extra heavy and perfect fitting.
The price of this extra length is 81. You
cannot match it for So.
We have full line of sizes now but will
not promise to have them next week. as ouI
chinchillas go very fast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Boys Windsors.
:25c

A new lot of Boys Windsor Ties in q
large assortment of plaids and plain COLI
ors; also Windsor Bows at ....a.........
25c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
SMALL FURS.

Never neglect the small things. The
plymouth" tries not to. In small furs it
is splendidly equipped for catering to the
tastes of the ladies of the Northwest. They
can select from an immense variety just
exactly what their fancy dictates as the thing
in muffs and boas. There is mink. beaver,
otter, brown marten, stone marten, krim-
uier astrakhan, bear and the rest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06

These come in sizes IA to Is. Our stoci
of these is badly broken. We have all sizes
but not all sizes of each style. Among these
coats are all wool black cheviots, freezes
cassimeres, etc.
If we can suit you our prices will be ST.
for your choice.
Second Floor Of the Plymouth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Something Handsome in Mems Ties.

We haven't quite enough audacity to tell you
that you will look as well in our Ties as the lady
In the illustration, but we'll venture this propo-
sitiou; You will look we'll you can pos.
sibly look in any tie. while the chances are that
you Will look a good deal better. If a bad tie
had been added to Jobs torments, his patience
would have given ont Immediately What on
earth is the use OF being bothered with an un-
becoming one when for 30 cents you get a
handsome one at The Plymouth?'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
HAT HEAOQUAR TIERS.

1t is understood generally, we believe,
that the plymouth Corner" is the place
where all election hat bets are to be paid.
This is natural and proper. The "Plym-
outh" has larger stock of hats for you to
choose from than all the other hat stocks in
Minneapolis put together. Dong business
on such scale, it can, of course, suit you
better and sell at lower prices. The finest
Silks and Derbys will be found in our Hat
Department, at figures that cannot be ap-
preached elsewhere.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Boys Long-Pant Suits,

Double Breasted, has the call. We can show
more Boys Suits than all the other stores put
together. We have no less than 10 styles Of suit
ings at SIS. Among them Gun be found almost
every shade. a new lot of Black Chevi0t suits
just received, double singie-breasted. Lot 100
at $40 has been the best sellers so fur this season.
in prices. e -. So, $12, $14, $18
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Fur Trimmings for Dresses.

Are very fashionable this season. The
plymouth" has them in vast variety
yard, and cost from. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Soc a yard up
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
NeckWeap.

No line ever approached the assortment we
are now showing in our 50-cent line, includ-
ing all the new effects in Silks, the latest
shapes and newest colorings. This line has
been appreciated and remarked upon as
being the handsomest line ever shown at.
soc
A new line of Puffs Tecks and Four-in-
Hands Will be put on our counters Monday
morning: in light colors for evening wear,
in fancy silks and cTepes, Observation-Disclosures.
soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
About Boys Suits. SE9oRD
Ages 4 to IS years.

Ages to IS years.
Our &c. n. r." Guarantee Never RIP Chill
dren's Suits a special feature. They are all.
wool, double-breasled, and with q double-kne9
and reinforced seat, and are bound to do good
service. All Suits we sell bring the buyers back
and their friends with them. The price OF this
Grand Suit is Only-.'''.'...'.''''." $3.50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
A. THE ~ YMOUTH CORNER"
Gana Samm and Jackson S2a
nd Corner NicOet Avenue and Third Street, Minneapolis.
Knee Pants. f FI6SR.

Neat and Durab 10. .............. ..... Hoo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
Single Jersey Pants.
Boys Cape Overeoats.

ALL SIZES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06

This is the month when everybody will
have to change from medium eight under
clothing to winter weight. The "Plymouth''
stock is still IN broken, and nowhere else can
such variety be found. All the garments
are direct from the mills. The plymouth"
is prepared to suit the most particular pur-
chaser Whether you can pay big price
or small one. you are SURG of getting the
best possible value for your money.
One lot of extra heavy natural gray
Shirts and Drawers. beautifully trim
med, regular Toe quality, at only ...
SOC
One lot natural wool and camel's hair
Shirts end Drawers, extra heavy, trim
med with pearl buttons, silk galloon and
cat-stitched neck on shirts Drawers
have reinforced seats, flannel waist
bands. stayed throughout, and suspender
tapes. Regular price $1.50; at only.
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-28

que despues de So ablecimiento
eneontr6 q una Sonora que es anna
de llaves en- casa de un caballero,
la cual le dijo: "Dime, Banham
! que es 10 que ha obrado en- tt me.
jora tan maravillosai Ell le cont6
10 ocurrido, y como sufriera ella
da reumatismo y debilidad, torn6
ella tsmbi6n el Jarabe Seigel y ha-
ll6 un alivio sorprendente.
Al dirigirse el leotor, a los Sres
A. J White, Limitado, los, Gale
de Osspe, Basoelona, estos senores
tendran mucho gusto en- epv'arle
gratu.tamente un fOlleto ilustrado
esplicando las propiedades de este
remedio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-28
PILDORLS RBCQISIlIUIEAIES
|PrIvleeio exclusive expeddo Madrid ell de Mayo del
1sc I, por eI Exonno 5r Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANCIO,
Unlccs dpotaos do la verdsdara formula Ponce Pueto-Ro

Veine amos de epeenca demostrado las prpedades toni
ncs contuyene pdoa urando rdamente todas
deenden del de a
almenac6n nutva habar ugares h6medos nal
Ventlados por intermediates anteriores
s aoci6n curava efcaz En- las paltacones del
dolores de cabez apetenc debdad dolores les pernas
eananco sorderas zumbdos de oos padez Dc
pe retuyen caor natural meeosmos flores bancas
grandes perdida de aa suac6 abnndancas
para complete desarroo de venes la edad
de pubead debdad ss entermedad6
aguda c6nica" tai eracoe morbosas n6
mas de una simple affection general deo
una lesion Organica ecamarap medication
En- vista de los de la Tep6ua de agunos nconve
nlene notaban practices ha modfcado formula fin
de offeoe pioo preparation @ seguss da eec
o que comprueba tar geDerszado hace de
ella en- toda la isla.
Con fin las muchss mtacones que de
formula han hechO prodades neores debe ex
en- cada GAIA de egma pocednca este de ca
tapa SUPERIOR selo DOCTOR n REVERON Medic
Oujano Ponce Puerto Rco Ia Inferior ma ado de
recAo de Ia faa cta-Ponce 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-28
DE- OUEVEDO Y Hess.
COmisiones.. s..-DestiIaci6n de
llcores al vapor.-CaIIe
del Comercio, numero 81,
Marina, PuertO.RiCc.

Esta Casa, fundada en- 1890, de.
be prlncipalmente su cr6dito 4 la
pureza de sus productos destilados
dlrectamente de las materias pri.
mas en- los aparatos uAs perteecio-
nados que SO hallan establecidos
en- esta Isla.
En- prueba de clio, inserta q CON.
tinuacion ell certificado que le ha
expedidO ell LaborGtorio Quimioo
Municipal de esta Oiudad, despues
de analizar los productos de su
destilaci6n.
Dicho certificado dice asi:
E Director del Ldboratorio Qu,mi.
90 Municipal de San Juan Bau-
tista de Puerto Rico.
Certifica: hsber reconocido y
practicable el ensayo de les bebidas
que prepsra el senor don Heribelt to
Garcia de Quevedo, denominadas
Agaardiense de Ants, Agua,disnte
dc Enebro, J Ia llamada Very old
Brandy, y los compare por So busn
gusto, grato aroma, riquesa de alco.
ho!, su Puresa y propsedades esto-
nsdqascas q oarmiaatiras en- uso mo-
1erado, & las buenas de igual nom.
bre que 30 encuentran en- el Co
merclo.-La riqueza alcoh6lica es
respectivamente y por el orden en-
que SO han nombrado de 40, 46 y
4S p.5 en- volumen, reducido 1 Ia
temperature normal de 15o cent?.
grades. Ell alcohol obtenido en- Ia
destilacion no contiene alcoholics
amilico, metilico, butilico, etc, etc,
etc; aldehidos, Acldos de 10 s6rie
grssa. nj bases que puedaa ser no.
civas d Ia sslud.-No existe en- Go.
las bebldas coiorsnte de origen
mineral, nj sal slguns que pueds
provenir de la preparation, nj de
defcctos do tabricacion, y que pu.
diera ser yenenosa. EatAn obteni-
das por destsIaes6a a! ragor, reco-
giendose los hquidos espirituosos,
son 81 aroma propio, de Las plantas
lne respectivameate forman "a ba-
80 de cadA beblds; 10 que, como %
sabido, dA q los nco'es, AL prepa-
rados, aAa anaIa may superior d
los esssHsdos per solncs5a y Haescla
DC les aoe,sss sse.csaies en- fr.s.-
Lo que, d peticion del intcrcsado, y
Ie aeaefdo con 10 que dispone el
Articalo 3o del Rcglsmcnto del
l4aborAtorlo hAgo eonstAr. Pacr-
To- kaeo, II dc Dicicmbre dc 1891
-yess Lezl@sma
10 cue pscoedc CO bAs.Ante para
ooasidoraf lnneecsAriA ora rcco-
mendAc46n.
&c gArAa IlrA Ia parezA dc todos
loo LAeoscs tAbssoAdcs en cHGA CasA.
aAa Juan PacEto Rlco. Enero
Iosa -.sxsss~r IL Qasr<as y Has.
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han recibido los siguientec:
C0digo Penal refcrm,do en- 1870
con las variaciones introducidas eD
el mismo por la ley de II de Julio
de 1876, concordado y ocmentado
para su mejor inteligencia y tacil
apllcacion, con una mulutud de
ejemplos y cuestiones praclicas ex-
tractadas de la jurisprudencia esta
blecida por ell Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de ciDco mil sentenclas dc
tadas en- msteria de casacion cri-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de la
jurisprudencia francess en- los ca
sos no resueltos a6n por Ia nuestia,
que dimanan de artieulos del Co
digo frances, que guardian compl' Ia
identidad y analog!s con los de.
Oodigo espahol, seguido de IN ex
tenso J minncioeo repertoire ala
b6tico dc las Eismas y dc I'm apen
dice con las leyes penales eepccia-
les de conirabando y defraudAeion,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley eleciora-
les J municipal, casa J pesca, ley
sobte protection loo nlhos dc 26
dc Julio de 1878, y Sobrc usuipa-
cion y falsificacl6n de pa,cntcs de
81 del proplo NEE J aho, anotadAs
y oomentAdas con La jurlsprudca-
eia del Tribunal supreme.
Obra utillaAma u lCa schogea Ma.
gisuados, Jurados, Jneers, flsC~-
les, indiyiduos del Cacrlpo Jar!dioo
MiiiiAr J demAA faEclohaiios Ell.
eargadot cs In Aplieac4on dc Ia ley.
J mny pAsglcalAiinentc oa sclae,-
rus Lrtrados, def1nAosca 8 AcusA-
doEca rn cana criminal, J = IsslAA
AquollAs pUnonRs Qsr, dcseoa@a
dc oonoout q Co.dlgo J IL JaraspFx
deneaA, no han Issildo AAowT Go
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aUIn RAIlURLAl AURORA
Dc Antonio Navarro.
~ 2.-goRTALEZA-42.

Es'e E4taeleciniento gastron6-
HaIeo. steoEt ndahlc por su sltua-
e4en csatEsca, 10 CO mucho mGs DOR
"a. 0lIiuAa rciofmss que tanto GU
uaAs4as oras0 lAs eonocrnientes II
aae1 scFvlcto lie sas fAvorecedores
- ssxzsnsenenir csiablecido Ga
seeto dasAo, para cue el gusto y
vaea a aaso saien ell ammonia con In
laa.ssess /, eqnldAd, indispensAhles
es e@s&Aaseinicntos pdhlicos.
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DE vENTA

uoxa On o-yas, surtido complete.
Aceite Linaza, latas y barrioas.
Pinturas superiores.
Hero galvaniEado. hso y sea-
s1ado
Tornillos con tuerca
Olavos tonelero.
Puntas dc Paris
Oamas de hierro.
tolchones de alambre
MaChetes c0codrilo.
rlanchas J cumbreras
Uanales galvanixados.
Mnebles, varlas ciases.:
AAquinas dc ooser.
Camisas mallorQuinas.
Oalxado de todAs olases.
Gas " Lux DiAmAntes
Hurido general do mercaaeiAs
AlmAc6n do Loo sehorea
4 xsiIs 2 Go.
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OOLORRS RE TUBOS

ARA LA PlNTURA AL OLEO
La CUARELA, Sc ACABAS ID
REClBIR EE ESTA IAPRESTA
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DOCTOR " REVEON.
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LEY DE EXPLOITATION
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LEY DE EXPROPIACION
FORZOSA.
CODIGO DE COMEROIO, "Gi.
rom.
NUEvO OODIGO DE JUSTI-
OLA MILlTAR, snotado por al
Doctor Z. Sanchez de Ccaia, re-
dsctor de ls Revista de los Tri-
bunales
CODIGO DE COMERCIO, edi-
cion dc boisillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE OUBA Y
PCERTO-RICO.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUER1O-RIOO. por In Biblioteca
Judicial
FORMULAkIOS DE LO Oh
VII, "AbeIla"
MANUAL DEL SEORETA.
Rio, "Abena'.
DERECHO ADMIEISTRATT-
VO, "AbelIs-
RRGLAMENTO De LAS Ca
RRERAS CIvILES DE ULTRA
NAB.
LEY De GAIA. para Cuba y
Puerto Rico.
FLORES Y LAGRIMA6, por
ID. Domingo L. HernAndea.
FORMCLARIo Criminal, por
A Abelln
I'D. MAgisIrAl, por BouchArdAt.
HI5TORIA NATURAL. por
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ARlTARTICA, Aigahra J Geo
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