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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-06

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WANTED Agents to take orders in every
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MELBOURNE, May 6-The Bank of Vic
toria and the City and Commercial banks
rs opened their doors yesterday. Other
banks which closed recently were re-
opened this morning
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TXECUTRIX NOTTCE,-I, the undersigned,
~ having been appointed eEecutrix of the
late will and testam enc OF Michael O'Hara, de.
ceased, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the said estate, TO present them to me
for settlement and also notify all persons in
ebted 70 the said estate, to make payment to
me forthwith.
MRS. MARY OHERA Administrative.
Estate OF Michael O'Hara, deceased.
nnnlllnnh. Anril ~. 1SA3. I-2l-Rt s
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M Il. MIEEER- -aonesL. energoLIo rnsn

VNT n. M TIE D--HOnesJ, 6neTBeIlc mon
w TO soticit orders for Fruit and Ornamental
Nursery Stock. Expenses and Alary to those
who can leave home and devote all their time
to The work; on liberal commissions to local
agents. State OCcu oatiOo and choice of terri.
tory Address, r. G., CHASE q CO., l430 South
Penn S0uare, Phila elpIlia Pa. 4-l4-lm cod
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WANTS. Sro.

MONEY TO LOAN.-Addres5 b. c.. Shen
wi andoah post ONCE. 5-2.tw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-06

TOR SALE,-A desirable room house fol
Z sale. Apply on premises, 422 West Rlsp
berry alley. 5'5-lt
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E1OR RENT.-House lately occupied by NJ
l. II. Kehler Steam heat, hot and cold
water water closet and bath tub. B'or terms
apply to j. K. Kehler, No. PIG North Main
street. 4-2I-tt
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WANT 'D.-An apprentice one who cas- be
w relied upon. Apply TO Francis A. Stctlcr,
barber 1913 t. Main street. 55-Iw
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DOONS FOR RENT-Steam heat ana elpc-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-06

NOR s ALE-Safety bicycle almost new
T. and n good condition, for sale cheap
For full particulars call on or address II. f.
Faust, 100 5. Jardin street. 5-5-lw
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DUSINESS OPPORTCNTTY-A rare chance
ID For sale. the good viii, fixtures and
stock of Reese's book and stationary store
Ferguson q Hotel block
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-06

I OST.-A gentlemaus plain gold ring. A
Ia suitable reward will be paid for return of
sa me to Michael Peters 10 North Main street.
427-Ef
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-06

Tor SALE.-A Star parlor organ. Apply tO
dOah 562t
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He Says the Present Financial Condition
I'm the United States is All Right-The
Treasurer Ordered to Issue Small Notes
In Place of Large Ones Returned to the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
WASHER BROS. II; ..! Mammoth mot: Cloth! :.s!:''

Charities by attending the lava party
aud promenade concert Tuesday evening,
June 20
The Fcncibles will drill on Tuesday
evening June - ut tho lawn party and
promenade concert for the benefit of the
Associated Charities
Lawn party aud promenade concert
Tuesday evening, Juno 70, Lamar street
trnnis grounds, Admission, including re-
ircshmcnts, - cents.
Assist the poor by attending the lawn
party and promenade concert Tuesday
evening, June 20. Admission mcuiiug
refreshments, 20 ccntss
Mr. Mike q. Eitclmnn. packing clerk
Of The Waplcs-Plalicr Grocer company,
had his hand burned while working
with the gas engine but win be able to
use Il In u few days.
There is q story being brited about
the streets TO the effect that lho pro.
joctei Fourth of July picnic advertised tn
ho given by Alma lodge, A u, L. W,
had been abandoned, The Gazrtte has
been requested To deny the truth of his
report. A committee has visited
! Currollton, thirtl-hyc miles cut uu
! the Cotton Bct line. whrn o location
| for picnic has been selected TIN
/ grounds arr beautiful There IS plenty
/ Of shade, aud every Effort VIII Lee made
to make the affair successful and en-
! joyublc one.
/ The boaul Of equalization Is engaged
! In examining the assessors tax rendition
/ At the rate which has thus far marked
/ their efforts IL is said the work Wil
| take some time
BE sure to attend the lawn party an,
promenade concert Tor the benefit of tn
] Associated Cnarties lucsdty evening
/ at tTNUll
grounds Admission, including refresh
mcnts. - ocut-
The county commissioners YESTERDAY
took Il respite FROM their monolonou
task Of checking up the assessor, to'
roll, aud adjourned for the purpose o
purchasing carpets and window shade
lur the temporary courthouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
bunker mn DAY,

Chicago. H.. June "a II was bunker
Hi dny mud Massachusetts day at tue
White city, aud the llnucuck house,
which IL the Worlds fair homo Tor PEG
Die from the Bay state, WAS gniiy De
drrkcd II was perfect day ana Gov
ernur Russell aud stun and natives from
that state assembled. nude the most Of
Ii. There was d reception III the olN
house from II II, M until 2 y, ~" given
l., Governor Russell and cXGuyennurs
iiirc and Lou Iuyrrnur Russell ri
STAN. mud others After the reception
nm elaborate luncheon was served rms
evening the ceremonies concluded WIN
magnificent display Of fireworks VA
President Harrison, Nlpcirsldeni Sicv.
cuson aud others attended the reception.
n was cosmopolitan procession which
left Midway plaisnnco and marched
among the ls white buildings In jack
.nn mark today. Every conceaAnnnlre
was represented frnm the vhmtinr
bnlfoiyliized South Sea- Islanders. 10
Ungentnchs monugcrlp ut trained
casts. Everything that could be
brought into tho parade WIS pressed
INTO service There were over lOWb
prrsons Ia the procession The strange
parade passed IN review Of the Worlds
fair officials at the administration build
lng. II was u hnlf-hnlidny and ihe
streets were lined with visitors, WHO
Hooked out Of The big fair buildings al
Inc sounds Of The bands and singers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
~ HAND SAW is a GOOD THING. BUT NOT 40
SHAVE WITH"
SAPOL-IO
rs THE PROPER THING FOR HousE-cLEANINo.
AUSTIN AFFAIRS.
THE REGATTA CAPTAIN PRES.
sNTgo WITH A DIAMOND.
The Stale encnmpmcnI Will Probably Fall
Through Bonds Sold Compromised
Damage suli. Regatta Association

Aostin Toy. Jnne Especially TO.
,.f,t'l Can,,in Inn c.,tty ,vna uresent.
NlEhi 'nplnlh JOIN ''"'g W.
90 10y number Of lflrnlH WIN hhh'.
some diamond ring. Ra o slight token Of
thoir ud,niretiou nf him ~ a man, and
-, ..'..,....,,i,.,. -, ~, ,.,,ot ,ya,i
hn'H" '''"si'VVN '''
be hos done Tor Aualin ~ general man
dnOr nf har International regatta. Cap
,',' C.,,..' ,,.ss,-t,,t,,a ,,h,liy by ar.
,'.s ,..,,
pNAe hnu hlk'l9 nppI''ipt'p Wv wy"
mOnlnl, Alier tho presenihilpu u WIS
decided 10 ofganize regatta ass0lia.
,t., t',.,i.' ,,i,t. ,,ut,.1 atoeE ~
l'pu 'n Hhsnn' WIN '"P'H' -'v,a
S-"""' an1 me igNg9N'hS soi.'"''''' a,
,,,,,s.. ~ de,.t IA be lcft n tbelr ais.
'r",,sa '.s ra,o,,t,,o. A. ramuo.ed of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
in The CITY.
THE COURTS

Seventeenth district court-IIon, w.
ID. Harris judge.
The ease Of Mrs. G. j. Hohl ct al vs.,
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa fc uiwny.
which has becn on trial for The past two
days, resulted In a verdict for the plain.
ti for $500 The suit grew out Of
the killing Of Chris. j. llnhl, AN old ruil-
road conductor and citizen Of Fort
Worth, in the cOmpany's yard ~
lndonin, Tea, ON Sept; II, lSl3. Plain
tins were represented by Powell \
Carlock.
The jury In the case of Nlusscmnn vs.
Strobe, returned verdict in favor oil
defendant.
The case Of L. IL. Stephens vs.. $. O.
Noodle is ON trial
John lrluhcrty. the young man who il
accused of embczzling funds If th,
Western Securities company. the partcu
lars Of whose arrest have been gwen n
The Gazette. gave bond aud was re-
| lr1sed.
Forty-eiPhth district court--l1ou. G. j
Booty, special judge,
l. WIN Anderson, ColOred, is ON trial fol
burglary. He was tried ou Friduy fol
robbery. and given i've years in I'd,
penittntnp,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
PERSONAL.

Mis-. KAT. scnle of Bryan Is IN the
civ visiting Mrs. William Capps
Mis- Como Morrison leaves for Dallas
tninv accompanied by Mrs. Arch Iiui.
rold. Miss Monte Leach and John ia
limo.
Miss Nina Nlyprs Of Dallas arrived
lnst nivht. after twu-mouth-' trip tn
Il Paso aud Mexico. and viii be- the
guest OF Mrs, Is. j. Houston Tor several
DAYS.
IN. Misses Montgomery left last night
f,r New York Via the Texas aud Pa
riGc
p,tr1 and II II RYAN from
virhiIa Fsiis wore In he city yester.
Inv
A., n suii,,,,,, b,s ,,,n. IA San
Mtsi ~ ~ N 1.,Y Wei. Sitt
Hhlon'o ~. 49,.
Mr., ana Nr.; ~ ~, -" rg.r 'g,sI
for NeW h9lh' Ai,IH' ,ta ,biitr.u XIII
mere n mis, u u,iI,.. "S nrin,,. VA Ia re-,
~ 10 hp,A ntuss ,,l,'i ~, 49,
:, a,,,t t,,. ot,t,dr,n
Mls, JUN ~ trsi,, ,,,,,',t,gss it.,,ss
nr,oluP9 cil,,,,.n ,,hcr,, tiey win
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al,1 AZ i'A iI,,s,nu Wa In tb, ciiv W..
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"o'Hi"N
Gs9rgc ~ luiher' nt ass's'un gpp n,ita
lIrlght nt,'ns ", 1, ,. l., XXI. XIV
ROAD spent SeN'eI,"' ~ '''s w
I'M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
MHo FIRNp TnE sHor2

b. j. Lucorc proprietor of wood
yard at the corner of Ninth and Main,
met with warm reception yesterday IN
attempting to collect a bil on the South
side. Mr.. l.ucorr reports that man
named j. w johnson owed him a I'LL
Of S225. and yesterday called ON him
and presented the account johnson
said he had no money. LucOre then
told johnson he would make him u
present of the amount, which iucrnscd
The .lohnsons aud as Lucore started TO
leave the house, Mrs. johnson took from
a shelf a revolver nld remarked tlui II
She had u cartridge she would make il
lively for him. As iuc0re pissed out
of tho door, report VI pistol WAS
heard. and as he turned IN The duor-
way the remark was made that II the pls-
tol contained another cartridge he WGnid
gel the benefit Of H. luc0re is not posi-
live whether the shot was fired at hiui,
lint he lost no time In making his exit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

The work Of the Y NJ. c. A. has
never been properly understood In Fort
Worth 10 the end that il may be prop
,rlv nreson,ed TO and understood by the
nnbiic and that the past six months
successful work may be reported mass
,ist church next Friday night All the
nastor. IN the city have been invited 10
be present. and take Iari in the exercises ,,i...
'Therc will be short addresses by Pastors
iin,.d Frenrh Wells. liidgwHy, aud
a,bsrs. aud also by some Of our prumii-
n,%t Iusnos- men. State Secretary. w.
= Wayte Of Diilas Il expected. Some
r 49,, nnaie Il being prepared hy the
N c. A. quarlette and other leading
.ineers. 4 full program viii be pre-
sentei later. 80 49,. No.,
,.1lresses NJ the Y. VI. q. A. rooms, cor
5 ier sixth and Main streets tliis after l.,
f.sun. The meeting y ior nsn OH,
nisno accompaniment. Al men are m'
sited Just one hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18


',,s'llf Tex. June 1T.-(Special.l-
y. long Of DALLAS Is Ia the city,
~ our need for college he came
WI 9 view " establishing. one. lie
H.. ihe cooperation II the mayor
nanrliy Of our ciliz,As.
ffhl lnty hns returned quite q mum,
W murder. an Of which. VIII
Nv lhls term Of court tiere hrllls
n yshes aud ono FOR inhhsluurhlrt.
\ paliol, FOR long time trlnster
is,.. ~, American Express COMPANY,
|tr l position as messenger on
A'e elilld Of lawyer Arnold Is very
r. dry. - "''
pir quarterly examination OF the
"a ~ TEACHERS WIS held IN Superlh-
u ~ ",t.frs today aud yesterday
~ len applications.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
An Immense Drive

Sometimes has small driver but our case there's nothing
week will close drive Csc Laundered Neggee Shirts They
chaser in just 40c each Shirt he bought Our $l0O Suit
Babggan Underwear unmatched and maChabe Our Is per
cent discount Chdens Suits cut that competitors can't
meet while Mems Suits at $500 and $50 can't be duplicated
other stores for so cent fifty per cent? than we ask for
them This is all the Drives we care to speak Of to-day yOu
summer suited with yourself and better suited with your Clothes
won't be necessary to add that have everything desirable in
Straw Hats you know already
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
cvr WITH A razor.

y " Tx, June 1T.-,Speclal l--Jlm
4, wv l'ph David gnt iuio a quarrel
~ AN. iale Today aud went To blows.
lail he smaller was hrilg worstel
; n nyh Daniel drew a rHzur niid
n ."ite MS oplnhent one cash
tofehAd aud mead. Whore a
~ ~ " The skull was Clipped out.
'Aa q thc razor cut cash about
y tga,alss in length down the back.
I. i1,Si ,iieeiy. both parties were ar
~ AZ Is iaAen clurge q by some
. tlil IN MS wounds AIRED for. lie
4 lsnl -usef' but his wounds may not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
IT MAY OPEN.
The White City May Be Seen
on Any Sunday.
JUSTICE FULLER SAYS so,
Bunker Mil Day Properly Observed by Aassa-
ehusetts People.
The Barney Stone Put In Place and
Mayor Harrison and Many others Kiss
ia Procession That Was In
iQue-Sons Of The RevO.
luton - Notes.

Chicago. Ill., June Il. Strange re-
ligious rituals were observed In the
opening of the liussuu exhibition ~ thc
manufacturers building today \ richly
rbhud priest held services according to
the ritual " the Grcrk church in the
Aiuuc pavilion The ceremonies were
conducted 10y the bishop Of the lluasian'
Grcek church Of Alaska, assisted 10y
local priests. The blessing OF God WAS
asked upon the ear of Russia ana lhe
on, sidrut of the United States. The
bishop, dipping his hands in ituis water,
thon sprnkled the entire spctiph ans
dedicated Ii TO the glory Of the church
aud the advancement Of the human race
After the ceremonies the guests wvr,
rendered reception ut the pavilion by
Commander GlaukhouAky,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
sowED THE WIND,

London. June ia Berlin cores.
nondent Of The Times, commehulg oI
The elections, says; iuculeI so. ",i'
the wind and reaped me Wnlr, n m H. I,
iH"1 ,air friends TO close up their ranks
~ Withstand the socialist onslanEnt
Nm vantmres 10 prophecy the final re,
nit Richtcr's organ still maintains isal
9 ia oniy mistake was In NOT going tai
onp in opposing the government, 3 AM
r s.ot had tbsy accepted the army bill
, ,hev YSonld have sustained still greater
If.nst,ra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
an cighteen-inch water main burst on
Jennings avenue, pppn.lte the Guy
Railway power house. The new pump
was being worked under 1iO-pOund
pressure. and when the break occurred.
ihe water forced q hole through tile
hnrd pavement and soon the whole
peighborhood WIS afoat Tue pressure
guaranteed by the contractors was 100
hounds. but In all the breaks which
have thus far occurred not 10 exceed
lie pressure Of yesterday has been ap'
plled. Although be pressure was lao
pounds at the pump house, there wa.
not 20 exceed 100 Of the point where
he break occurred The damage viii
be repaired today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Houston. Tex. June IL Chief o. Po-
lice Eriehaon has jailed VI. a. Jewett.
notorious young bnn0 artist ~ ms
paIs lmpiorine him 10 return home ani
mend ids ways. he also hnd a letter
frnrn m pnl 10 Paris, telling bim 10
mako 10 lii budget Cor the sunday Slp
ana stud 10 him TO b. forwarded The
other scfillblers fnf This delectahlc sheet
iere have not been located yet bui
s..yefal are under suspicion. The ease
against .leweii u sure aud Dc VIII - w
Cor few years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Pnt.burg. Pa, June IA Cameron.
W VA. special says: One OF the most
disastrous accidents that ever happehe,u
an he Baltimore and Ohio ralltOau ~
Nest Virginia occurred on the n's
board Tree tunnel grade cast OF he'''
Al O'Clock this morning.
"'rre.,,hi train No. 80. east-bound, col
,ided with freight train No, 81 west
honnd. while both were going az Tue
sneed of thirty miles an hour Bolh en-
zines and twenty ears were wtecheu'
being p.le1 over into the. creek Mnslh-
eprs Deal and Kinney. both OF Wneel-
Inc. Fireman Glen Fisher and two DINER
trninmen. whose names are mol hloWh,
were Killed Property loss WIN De
hpayy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
TO MEET.


w. yort lime 1I.-Nlrs. ulysses Grant
~ Mr. Irnorson paws are TO meet; ne
NV ~ tie Two great leaders win cAc0"4 NJ,
MIR nrst greetings At cranst9ns on me
hudson. which is in sight OF Wss' ,n "'nS
Military academy. The place las many
mih,,,1a,t,nl, Icnr 10 the hearts OF both, as
,I,.ir hushonIs were graduated there AIRS
,;rnnt Is now guest At transton ail s ,rI,,,
I'M ,ptii stnu al the same place. "
i'h'in ,t,g ,,ni inns tnpret every day Mrs.
,,rSn law" sprniing Of Mrs. Davis ihleihIrl
W ,Ihgit' soIG shr hop.d she would tot dlsap'
nnIni her as she did last year sng r. t. NE
VIZ novis and her daughter, Miss laNis,
nr,. nj ihe Hotel Marlborough, anu w,
Trmnin there untl early Ia next Wgrh, VIZ KY
ihry Vii 20 Ia CransioWs NV LIAM nrsnt IN ",l
Xxx ,,rnnnl which is " such historical III,
i"r,..i 10 both She feels treaty I'eHNtssu
Min he Kind expressions 81 interest "a D.
Grnnt has manifested In her coming ''Si''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

chicago, M, June II. Not less than
$4,000 sDnis passed through ihe inrni
stiles " Jackson park folay. Masshelui'
sefi. was not alone in celgbrniing the
llsih anniversary Of the battle NJ Bnnker
iii. Tie Cons aid Daughters of The
American Revolution celebrated the
event ln music ball M The Wbite Ciiy
ilis morning. and every one ~ the
thousands Of seats was bfrupled ~
patriotic descendants d the patriots who
fought for the establishment Of these
United States az free gnfrrument
The o. used BY the Hon. William "
Gladstone Will b. on eKi billion 10 The
forestry building IN faw days. N j.
ona ~ the axes used iy ilir premifr Ia
telling trees on his estate VI lInWariffi.
add = q rerS hnr Nie, sharp aud heavy.
with tic nf,-handir worn by ihe grand
oh mans ffenurni heariy grips. 20 far
n can be apcffnluel. he has never yrf
narfed with ono u his axes. aud ihis
viii d0ubiless prove great attraction.
II viii be exhibited ~ ihe timber trades
II ibis H0uniry. and ihe compliment
nail ill., uomi~f- b. NJ. Gladstone II
r.ry highly appreciated BY them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
FLOOD At NORFOLK.

xorfolk. va, June 17,-Rain has 10 been 81,
no,,yine down an night and thls li9ri, IN,
iGc Tide has risen to q 1ep'n VI liz
feet along Water street. ~ incbes decp.
station water j. lwelse IN tbe lower
l,a .,ias of Inc city will be very heavy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
A COLLISION.

Atlanta, Ca. June , iI;II pa5 l RiInniie
express on the Mss W.. train near Bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
INplcArIoNs

washington. June III Eastern Texas.
faIr preceded hy showers. Northeast. .
IN early moibinz, warmer. east 10 solib
Nipaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18

Odessa. June 1T.-Nlany wcllto-do
Germans living at Metitopol aud Sin
fernpol desiring religious liberty are
about to start for Canada and the United
States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-18
0OKS FREE E!

49, Increase the popularity of
ilila nh route. and properly pre-
|ifel resders of this paper the adj
" NM line to Chicago and
y, fair, as well MS to the East
s.s.ssL arrangements have. been
~ " m,e Of the largest publishing
A,he United States, which will
N ham 10 scnd any one
" AZ the following val
hois to amy address
~. an receipt Of II cents each
" i, cover postage and packing
u Y printed on good PAPER AMI
si,I Illuminated cover in colnrs.
,s, asked is To cover charges
cs hacking, and will b. prompt
|-l,,i % anyone not perfectly sat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-04
EIGHT HOURS FOR MINERS.
Premier Gladstone Favors the Bill
That Effect.

Premier Gladstone Favors the Bill to
That Effect.
LONDON. MAY 3.-In the house Of COM
mons to-day Samuel Woods, labo. M. P.
for southwest Lancashire, and vice-presi-
dent of the national federation of miners
moved tina the bill establishing eight hours
as a legal days work in mines be read a
second time. Gladstone commented on the
probable effe OF the measure. He did not
believe. he said, the diminution of tue out
nut would produce an inc ease OF wages.
All were agreed, he said, that it WAS not a
party question, and the government could
not be identified with it. He was person.
ally unwilling to interfere with the free
dom of adult labor, but tho present case
seemed to Justify an exception to the gen
eral principle, sine the majority of miners
favor the proposed restriction. He would.
the, support the bill under reserva-
tion, and would not consent to an exten.
sion of its provisions to Northumberland
position to the proposed limitation.
Gladstone. having been asked whether
the government is prepared to apply the
same principle of local option to the GOV
eminent of Ireland which IL WINS propose d
to apply TO the question OF eight hours in
mines, reminded tho house that in sub
hitting the IEish homo rule bill he ex-
pressed Willingness to entertain sucn q
proposition, if Ulater so desired. Tho gov
eminent, Gladstone said, had never with
drawn from this position, although o!
course the government had not tried &c
give it effect. in vie " of the disinclinntiol
of the people OF Ulster to accept such plan
The eight hour bill for miners passed til,
second reading by n vote of 219 to POI.