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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

tional Guard for strategic movements Oh
troops and appointment Of provost mar
shall and policing of the town; the esiapI s!'a,
fishing of n signal service, the medicai
corps and the subsistence department.;
He alludes to the affair OF Private iahs
as hagrant violation of decency, order
and discipline, that was dealt WIN SUN, sun,
marty If not in exact accordance win
forms Of law. and says that under all tne
circumstances the officers concerned mao
to act quickly, and what they were eoS So.a, ~
Vii misunderstood The condition OK
tba artillery equipments he consi-
ders wrctched in conclusion be. compli-
ments the soldiery in thoroughly learning
what military duty really means ana Id
doing il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

After Breaking Up His Meeting an Assas
ain Fires Upon Him.

VIScRxsEs. IND. Sept. 6.-Rev. Sam
Small. who has been in this nsighborhood
for several days expouuding the doctrines
OF prohibition. was shot in the thigh last
night at Hazleton. near this city. The Fro
hibitionists have been holding meeungs ~
Uazleton. and as Small was 10 speak in ViE-
cennes on Sunday he was invited TO HALE
ton 10 speak Monday night
Atthe evening session a crowd OF tougns
rushed in aud broke no the meeting, and II
was found impossible to continue the SER
vices. The meeting Was adjourned. Rev.
Sir. Small went TO his hotel and was about
20 retire when some scoundrel fired rc-
voIver through the window. hitting the
evangelist in the thigh, producing = serious
wound. The attempt Is being made 70 ar
rest the perpetrators. Mr.. Small is resting
easily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
AT QUARANTINE.
Only Two New Cases Repor;ed-Stesnoer
Ouarantined ~ Baltimore.

Quarantine. Sept G-Two new cages
of cholera developed on Hoffman Island
to-day and were transferred to SWIM
burn Island Three more cases are re-
ported on the pest ships, but their iO-
cation is not definitely known. 1t is re-
ported that one of the latter died.
A representative of the French line
made some interesting remarks concern
ing the losses to the various lines. He
calculates the French line loss so he
$4,000 per month, and says it is rea-
sonable to suppose that the Hamburg
American Company is losing more.
DIR. jenkins now says, after consulta-
tion with DR.. Bryon that there are only
two new cases, man and a child,removed
from Hoffman Island 20 the hospital at
Swinburn Island, and one death, proba-
bly, on the Rugia.
Baltimore, Sept 6.-The North German
Lloyd steamship Stuttgart, which sailed
from Bremen after the outbreak Of chol-
era with 60 cabin and 700 steerage pas
sengers passed in the capes this morning
She signaled all we'll on board. The
physicians from the Government steamer
Foster boarded the Stuttgart, but their
report has not yet been made. Should the
ship pass inspection at the capes, physi-
clans from this city viii detain her at
quarantine for another examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
A Cabinet Appointed.

New York, Sept. 6.-General Bolet
Peraza, the Minister from Venezuela,
has received the following cable from
the Pre- sident Of the Republic.
Caracas. Sept. 5.-Venezuela Minister,
Washington Guilleimo Tell VII
legas left for New York. l have appoint
ed a cabinet composed of prominent Libe-
rails. General Luciano Mendoza is in
Caracas with his army Of 5000 men.
(Signed) Villeg0s Pullido.'
Dr Pullido. the present President, is
tho constitutional successor of DR.. Gull
leimo Tell Vinegas as a member of the
Federal Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
orr DAY IN BASEBALL.
4 Few Poorly Played Games-New York.
Defeat the Chicagos.


PrrTsBuRG. Sept. 6.-The Senators made
the home team present of two games to-
day. Killen lost the first game by wild
throw in the ninth. allowing two men to
score Score:
First game. p. B.H. x.
Pittsburgs. -. o OOOO1O O22-5 3
Washingtons.. o 2 l 0 0 ! o O. 3
Batteries: Rhret and Miller; Killen and
Mnguire. Umpire. Emslis.
Second game. r. B.H. z.
Pittsburgs.. 3 $4,000 O62x-lS 9 4
Washingtops II 0 90 0 Ill 10 s
Batteries: Baldwin. Esper and Miller,
Meekn and Milligan. Umpire, Emslie.
A. New York: b. B.H. Z.
New Yorks. - OO0O22 3-12 II Z
Chlcagos s.........0 0 0 / 2 90 3 5 5
batteries: King and Boyle Gumbert and
Schriver. Umpire. Lynch.
WILMINaToS. DEL. Sept. 6.-The Balti-
more and Cincinnati clubs played an exhi-
biton game this afternoon which was OF
the burlesque order. Score:
R.B.H. Il.
Baltimores. 100000 s-15 IS 4
Cincinnatis. 10 OIL 120 o. 4 6
Batteries: McMahon, Vickery aud Gun
son. Gwyer, Holiday and Murphy. Um-
pires, Burns and Latham.
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The co,umbus statue Arrives.

New York. Sept 6.-The Italian trans,
port steamer Garigliano, having on board
the statue of Columbus, TO be presented
by the Italian citizens of New York TO
the city, pulled into her dock this morn
ing. A crowd of people gathered to see
Lieutenant Manuel Garibaldi, who ac-
ted as official escort TO the statue across
the ocean. He is the youngest son OK
the Italian patriot. The Lieutenant did
not show himself, much 20 the disappoint.
meat of these assembled. The work OF
unloading the statue will begin to-mor-
row
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Hotel 10 the Young Mems Gvmnastic Club.
The big fellow skipped the rope 656 times
and worked with light dumb bells for a
while. He said he only took this exercise
t. keep from getting stiff.
Steve Brodie. who won s1.645 on McAu-
life. has bet 900 TO 500 on DIXON. War
ren Lewis is trying to place 81 900 on Dixon.
but the Skeliy people are hard to find
sullivan remains the favorite over Corbett
at about two to one.
Combinations on Sullivan and Dixon
foure only three to one. Corbett and
Dixon stand six TO one and Corbett and
Skeliy at ten TO one
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HOMESTEAD RIOT CASES.
Seven Counts in the Indictments Against
workmsn.

Pittsburg Pa, Sept. G.-Upon the open
ing of the September term of court here
Yesterday, Judge Kennedy laid partlcu-
lar stress on the Homestead riot cases.
He said any person who was active IN
contenancing or supporting the unlawful
acts was party to the riot, and all
others were equally guilty, who In any
way encouraged the rioters. 1t was the
duty of the jury to enforce the laws, unin-
fiuenced by fear or sympathy.
The grand jury during the afternoon
passed upon the charges against Ale) 70
ander Rerkman, who attempted to as
sassinate Frick. There are seven counts
in the indictr ents against him.
All of the police and detective force
who for many weeks have been doing
guard duty in the vicinity Of the Carnegie
union mills at Twenty-ninth and Thirty
third street have been withdrawn. Work
is 10 all appearances progressing saus-
factorily. and the mill management do
not fear any trouble.
Homestead, Pa, Sept. 6.LThe state
ment that one hundred of the Slay labor
crs had returned TO work in the Home
stead mill to-day is denied by both the
mill officials and the strikers. Hugh
ODonnen. Hugh Ross and Burgess Nc
Imckie have dropped out of sight. No
person can be found in Homestead who
seems 10 know where the trio of leaders
are. The absence of so many of the lead
ing members of the advisory board at
this time Is freely commented upon.
Six or eight of the former employees OF
the Carnegie mills applied for work yes
terday. The labor gangs in the mills are
almost full.
THE SOLDIERS coMpLIMEsTRp.
Washington, Sept. 6.-Col. William j:
Volkmar, assistant adjntant-general OF
the regular army, has submitted 30 the
War Department the report OF his annual
inspection of the Pennsylvania State Ma
tional Guard.
The report is very complete and com.
prehensiye. The greater portion is deyoo'
ted To the recent troubles at Homestead
Colonel volkmar compliments She Ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
Ar DEMOoRAIIC HEADqUARTBRS.
Senator anPs Mysterious Arrival and
Departure,

New York, Sept. G.-The Executive
Committee of the National Association
of Democratic Clubs met this morning
nc the Hoffman House Owing to the
fact that quorum was not present at
the hour Of meeting an informal con-
ference was held.
The arrival of Senator Hill in this city
last night was a topic of discussion in
Democratic political circles today. lie
took an early morning train for Albany.
Hon. Don. VI. Dickinson. chairman Of
the Democratic National Campaign Com
mittee, arrived from the West yesterday.
Upon his arrival he Immediately went to
the Democratic headquarters and had "A
conference with Messrs. Sheehan and
Harrity with regard to his trip. Mr..
Dickinson told United Press reporter
that he was extremely gratihed with
the outlook of the Democrats In the West
and Northwest lie said an active, az
gressiye campaign had begun i'll all of
the Western States.
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Patti Clarke 4. 8. 8. 2; Virginia 3, 4, .. 81;
Tnid distanced. Time, 2:24>4, 22s9z, 2;25,
Two-thirty class. four-year,olds, Fpurse
sS0O-Duchess /, !, l; baron tosey g. T. d
Hettie Mont 2, 8. 4; Ulee Wilkes 8. o. z;
Naiad King 8. 4. o; Freddie Is. o. o. D. 1llnS'
Two-year.olds, purse s9OO-Ed East first.
Time. $3.50. Walk over. oo -,
Two-eiphteen class, purse el,OOO-M
quette l. /. l: Lady Bell 3. 2. ); ma llKss
. 3. 4. Fred s. Wilkes 4. 8. q Bon Homie
5.4.5 Time. 2I4l6. 2:154. 2;1S%.,
Two-year -olds, purse 81, ,o00-oaoieda. L.
l. Princess Royal Q, 2: hambrlno SWolt s.
q Tuscarora distanced. Time. 2:235s; Pip.
Two twenty-three, trottlng. purse Il 200
6nished)-Wlnterset l. l. Riverside z, 2;
Hldeburn 4. 3: Biz -Four 3, 3; Erector >, 1;
Koaline s. z MolIie ID. g. 8; Pomona 10. q;
Prince Harry 7, S: blackberry s. ~. lime.
2:25; 2:2i54.
Eesalts of the Running Races.
Following are the results Of Yesterdays
running races:
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
First race. Futurity stakes-Queenie
Trowbridge first. Dolly McCone seco nd,
Rosa II. third. Iimedl:l0 %.
Second race one mile-Parnevle first.
Farrady second, Sallie McClelland third
Time. i:41.
third race. mile and an eighth -Leons-
well first, Julien second, Count third. Time,
lbs.
Fourth race, three-quarter OF mlle-ha,
ole Bird first, Zornita second, Laura douid
third. Time, ILL 20.
Fifth race, seven-elghths OF mile-i-ady
Violet first. DR.. Rice second Miss Aaud
third. Time. 1:2S 3-5.
sixth race. mile and -three-sixteent
Lizzie first. Trestle second. Ronald third.
GLOUCESTER, \. ).
First race. fve-sighths of a mile-Air-
tieht first. Mountain Deer second, RUBY
third. Time, 10i.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Clarence w. first, Kenue second, Red Skln
Third race. fve-eighths Of mile-Solo-
mon first. Sister lone second. Ireylinger
third. Time, 103A.
Fourth race, six and a quarter furiongs-
Queen Dor first. Mamie b. b. second, A.
0. II. third. Time. 1:2l.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Jim Muihol-
land first. King Idle second. Ned third.
sixth race. one mile-Elkton first, Pliny
second. Dalesman third. Time, l:45A.
LATONIA. KY.
First race. seven-eights of mile-Odrey
frat General Miles second. Kildare third.
Time. l:z91S. re.
Second race. one mle-Fleur de Lis first,
Double Long second, Marie h. third lime
l:434.
Third race. mile and seventy yards
Hopeful first, Faithful second, Brandolette
third. Time, 1:454.
Fourth race. three-eighths of mile. Gov
ington stskes-Quiver first. Prince De-
cever second, Mildred third. Time. los.
Fifth race. two-year-old maidens' i've
eighths OF a mile-Aurors first, julia hin-
ney second, The Sculptor third. lime,
lO34.
Sixth race, one mile-Happy Day nrst'
Laura Doxey second, Ocypete third. lline'
l:43Sl.
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ECHOES OF THE FIGHT.
NTysr was Out -Classed-suliivan SSH tho
Eavorite by Ito 1.

nysr was Out -Classed-Suliivan SSH tho
Eavorite by 2tO 1.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. e.-There are few
people in this city to-day who are not talk
ing about the manner in which the pugilist
lack McAuliffe defeated Billy Myer for the
light weight championship last night. Ihe
general comment is that there was only one
man in the fight Even Myers closest
friends admit that McAulife showed his
suneriority over their man and they have
no form of excuse 10 offer. MoAulife's
friends are still in the midst or their enthu-
siasm and say with justice that there IS now
left 10 foeman worthy OF his fists unless IT
be Burge, the Englishman. McAulihe's
peneralship in avoiding Myers
noted righ. hand and the strength
with which he attacked his man and tioored
him repeatedly, are subjects that jacks
friends love to dote on. Myer Is very sore
this morning. Besides . bad eve he bears
many bruises on the body, and 1t wili be
several DAYS before he rid OF all stiffness.
He gets full credit for ais gameness, but as
a front-rank fighter his reputation 10 gone.
More money changed hands on this hgnt
than was supposed yesterday. Quite good
not Of money came down from Chicago,
and when McAulitfe became favorite yeBtor-
day morning il was unloaded.
Corbett arrived in town this morning and
said he was In the best OF health. He
looked brown and hearty and his eyes shons
brightly, but he has no flesh to spare. lie
will make his headquarters at the southern
Athletic Club.
Sullivan was followed by al enormous
crowd when he drove from the 81. Charles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

Philadelphia. Sept. 6.--Judge Bregy
today i'm Common Pleas Court No. l an-
nounced that h. would render decision
to.morrow In the suit Of the Indiana
and Pennsylvania receivers II the Iron
Hall to oust Adelbsrt +. StockweIl from
the position as assignee of the Musuai
Banking. Surety, Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. lt Is believed that Stockwell
VIII be removed and \ receiver appointed
for the banking company
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THE NEGRO THE VICTOR.
sKELLr BEATEN IN THE ETGH?B.
lie Proved no Match for the Coon-hitcheil
Challenges the winner of Io-Nights
Figbt-othor Sporting Events.
NV OsLraxs. La. September 6! 1892.

HAmI lON DALI
tam Weight Pu-
eilist George Dix
on and J &C k
Skelly, Of Brook
lyD. were greeted
by more than 5000
people at h q
Olympic Club to-
night. There were
about 400 negroes
present. The fight
was for the cham
pionship and sl2.-
800. and was easily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

Rome. SEPT 6.-In Vatican circles it
Is reported thSt Mgr. Folchi will soon
be fully restored to his former position,
which he lost by rcesOn of his unfortu-
nate specuiations with ST. Peters Pence.
The friends of Mgr. Folehi have always
claimed that he had the written authority
of the Pope for engaging In these specu-
Iat;ons and that the Vatican Treasury
shared in them so long as they were sue
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now TIE CLUBS STANDS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburgs at New YORK.
Clevelands at Washington.
Cincinnatis at Philadelphia.
Louisvilles at Baltimore,
Chicagos at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Chattanooga -Birminghams, 8; Chat
tanoogas, 4.
At New Orleans -Montgomerys. 2; New
Orleans q Game was called at the end of
the ninth inning on account of darkness.
no games at Memphis and Macon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
promInr Abbott Will Resign.

Ottawa, Sept. 6-The Government or
cans announced yesterday that Sir John
Abbott premier 2d tne iiHmnlTH; 10 haotb VIII hev rs
;Sicate sign sposi Sir John Thompson, minister Of
,.,n.ica nc his successor. Mr.. Abbott $
ygaod;tion Is said to be serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

, ' E14ANDs Oops. Os
HE fall meeting of
the Clevela d
Driving Park Asso-
citation began to-
day. Moquette 5
work stamps him
as one OF the COM
ing stations of the
trotting turf,
Two-forty class,
three-year olds,
purse S300-J can
Wilkes /, 2. /. l.;
Bon Ami 3. l. 2. A;
Peveril 2. 8, 4, 3;
VIRGINIA B 4 b 3.
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u.vo,sbire Republicans.

Concord n. r., Sept. 6.-The Republi-
oou State Convention met this morning.
d" Inn Iohn B. Smith was nominated for
G.,nrnnr hy acclamauOn.
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NAY BE MORE FIGHTING.
The Soldiers Are Again Being Threatened
BY Ccal Creek Miners.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. G.-General Sam
Carnes left for Coal Creek at 10 o'clock
this morning, where the soldiers are
again being threatened by the miners.
4 detcil of soldiers under Assistant
Adiutant-Ge General Kyle will leave for the
same place tonight. There may be more
tightiIg in the next thirry-siX hours.
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To Secure Blight Hour Liquidation.

London. Sept Cat the session CT the
Trades Union Congress in Glasgow to-day
there was a sharp debate on the eight-hour
question. President Hodge in his opening
address reviewed the progress OF the labor
question and urged mat the workingmen
throughout the country bend their energies
to secure eight-hour legislation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
NO sIGNs or ABATEMEET.
The Cholera Epidemic Continues It's Awfu
Ravsges in Europe.

f0v6eeE IN Europe.
Imdon Sept. Ca dispatch to the
Standard from Hamburg says: THE
g-.mic shows no signs of abatement.
81, Monday 900 fresh cases and 800
C.ats occurred. the victims being mostly
es. On the same dey there were
5J t1rials The deaths in the prisons
a unatic asyluIns have ben dlspro-
rDuately numerous. The various
'lass have resolved TO prolong the term
Of payment Of bills now due till October
loss Of business through the epidemic
Aie s estimated at two hundred NIL
l.I marks. Numerous prayer-meetings
ne he.d IN various districts 20 implore
lii1e assistance. Relief committees
a. been formed in every ward Of the
l- an interview to-day Consul Cen
er. John &. New said that he had re-
oFeI assurances from oil the steam
s1 companies that they would comply
Lo circular issued by order OF Presi-
harrison. Mr. New asserted that
Ne baggage 81 saloon passengers, as wen
'- Storage passengers, was fumigdted
Nae1 they sailed from a suspected port,
..4 he had found on inquiry that 1t was
true that the Hamburg-Amcrican
pfpENoneQ IT'S vessels AT 1iamDufB'
BFBLIS's SAD CONDITION.
Berlin, sept 6.-Dr Veuez, Of Ham
O.rg gives a graphic description Of the
sa' condition of the city. The old town,
ie says, is collection Of dirty. sitting,
crowded charnel houses. The Alter
eicrsteig is desolate. the Alster pavil-
ZION deserted. There are few tram cars
ana they are almost empty. The whole
,'ly Is in dreary aud disheartening con-
,.t't TO what in was. At night, DIR.
flcz says, the streets are completely
Srssried by pedestrians, although ambu-
i'hces and wagons and hearses can be
I'afd passing almost constantly. The sta
u.ucs published by the authorities are
utterly worthless. One day the number
oi deaths announced by tho health officers
was but one half the number registered
al the Office
TIP EPIDEMIC IN OTHER CITIES.
= st Petersburg Sept. 6.-1'he Czsr and
N-aHna, In defiance of the earnest adj
VICE 81 thsir physicians and counsejiors,
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Newport News, Va, Sept. 6.-SpeciaL
The county court is in session this week.
The first business of Importance was
the appointing Of board of health, con-
sisting Of Theo. Livezay, ". A. Post,
Carter NJ Braxton, Ed. :. Taft, l.. Is.
Mauville. Or. Joseph Charles, DIR. G. T..
Gillian who are to act in conference
with Dr. A. G. Jones. health officer for
the port. Every precaution Is beng
taken to guard against the Introduction
of cholera here DIR. Jones has notified
the agent Of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company that in view of the attitude as
sumed by Or. Jenkins toward the Presi-
dents circular no immigrant will be per-
mitted to land from their ships at this
port until further notice.
The steamship El Norte went out on
her trial trip to-day IN charge Of Captain
]. W. Hawthorne. She will 90 out bc-
yond the Capes and return tonight.
Between the Old Dominion Democratic
Club, the Cleveland and Stevenson Club,
ond the Cleveland and Stevenson Glee
Club the issues of the campaign are Kept
well before the people. Frequent meet
iugs are held and much interest mani
tested
All the pastors of the city have re.
turned from their summer rambles and
are ut their posts again.
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nr,tish Bark burned.

roodon Sept. 6.-The British bark
6. LUhnor, .hna m supposed to be from Coquim,
S.ra,ns"IiII - fn' IIsmpton Roads, was DESTROYED
90 apa foa ~ CnrnaraI Island, on the. Chill
isu Iy co coast, September lst: Az on board
,ye were saved and landed at hauracs'
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springtine Wins the YORKSHIRE

London, Sept. 6.-The great Yorkshire
Handicap was won by Springtine, Re
tard second, TanZmeister third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07

Three cotton warehouses ia LiverpoOi
have been destroyed by fire. The damage
IL 5000 pounds.
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TIE TRoTTING R4CEs.

Beginning of the Fall Meeting OF the
Cleveland Driving Park Association.
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won BY Dixon. Skelly's seconds WeI0 - 80
Choynsh and Jimmy Carroll. whl'e yiu.A yacA
McAulife held the bottle. Dixon s hahudelS
we're Tom O'Rourke, Jack HayiIn enu
Jimmy Dougherty. Professor Duny was
refaraa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-07
CLOSE CALL FOR DIXON.

When Dixon and Skelly weighed IN, the
latter was comfortably under the hInlt 1il ..
the colored bow stepped on the scales, the
beam of which had been placed at the
limit. refused TO rise. and lor
second or two it looked as tn2ugn
George was not down to welgtSs' .S
After a pause when Dixon held ms orea.u
in hard the beam wobbled and hnaiy W. W.
up with an effort. lie jumped on the scAies
quickly and was said to be at weigh@ ~
was a close call as he probably scaleu i'''
than ono onnca under the hnllt.
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CLEVELAND. Sept. G
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THP rpIDEMIc IN oTHER cTrIgs.

r Nt Petersburg Sept. 6.-1he Czsr and
N-aHns, In defiance of the earnest adj
vice 81 Chair nhysicians and coupsejiors,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-28

Australian system. @ 1 E1 80
Resolved income
should applied
ing upon the domestic industries 81 country
Resolved That pledge support fair
sons to ex-union soldiers
Resolved That ofpotctng American
the which
the world crowds and
Ineffective contract labor and demand
une further restriction of
That we cordially ympahe with the Efforts Of or
cameo shorten the hours OF labor and demand rigid
the existing work. and ask
That g penalty clause be added to the said law.
That standing
known SYSTEM
and demand it's abolition; the
OF the territory Wyoming the hired plutocacy
sisted by federal officials. = -.
Resolved That commend the favorable consideration
itiative and referendum.
That provision mitng
providing
the election OF senators Of the United States people,
That subsidy national aid
private corporation for any purpose s0Mf
Resolved That this convention ympah with the Knights OF La
their righteous contest with combine clothing
Rochester
refuse the said
manufacturers