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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
HINES REFUSES.
HIS REASONS FOR NOT
MEETING ATKINSON
MAI. EcGREG0R NAMED,
Mr.. Watson "Does Up" Mr..
Mr.. Moses. - Populist Meet
ingS Saturday.

Hon 'il',, " y A,l,ins9n damocratic cav
didnta fo,. Tho sar,n ottirS in ioint de-
hat
Tvo roosors ore civor which are
made nerfertly cIear in his answer TO
Mr. Atkinson
Mr. Watson, as chairman Of the pop
ulist executive committee, agreed with
Mr. Clay, the democratic chairman, to
recommend division Of poll managers
throughout the state.
Mr., Watson sent the agreement to
Mr.. Clay, requesting him to sign. Mr.
Clay returned the agreement with no
answer except his announcement
through the papers that the paper was
one OF ''Natson's tricks Judge Hines
does not think that the representa-
tives of the democratic party have
treated the popullst leaders with COM
mon respect,
For some time it has been known
that JUDGE Hines would be glad to
meet Mr. Atkinson
Now, only ten week days before the
election, Mr.. Atkinsons challenge
comes
Did Mr.. Atkinson really want to
meet Judge Hines? If SO, why was not
the challenge sent before the demo
Gratis slammed the door in the populsts
face. and before Judge Hines appoint
ments for the rest Of the campaign
were made?
Judge Hines did not receive Mr.. Ate
kinson's letter until Saturday night,
the 18th
JUDGE Hines Letter.
carr ,vr, Ga Sent X 1904 Hon.
w y Atkinson Newman. Ga.-Dear
S;,. ON INV ratrrn to Atlanta TODAY |
find vour letter of the l2th instant.
mailad at Newman ON the 18th instant,
invitinn me to Jointly discusS with YOU
tbe fssnae of thS nresent. eannaicn,
an view Of fine fact that the execu-
tive committees of your party has re-
fused 10 recommend srI a division Of man
omcrs If tho nolIs betwaeu the demo-
crats and populists at tile approaching
election. and in view OF the late date of
yonr invitation. the acceptance of
which would now compel me to cancel
nav app9!nt 5ti'.s made }g.fore your
letter was received, l decline your in
vitation. LIZ
Joint discussions Of these issues VIII
do no good IT the means o. having ohe
Judgment OF the voters fairly e> pressed
upon them are denied. haa yoar COM
mlttee granted TINS request or our
committee, and had your invitation
come earlier, it would have afforded
me pleasure to discuss with You the
issues of this campaign. Yours, most
respectfully, JAMES X, HINES.
CRAwFoRDvILLE Ga, September l6. -
Especial )-Hon. Charles T. McGregor,
of the county of Warren, will be the
next senator from the nineteenth sena-
torial district.
The district is composed of Greene,
Taliaferro and Warren counties, and
there is no doubt that Major McGregor
will be elected.
The convention met here Yesterday,
and nominated Major McGregor unani-
mously.
At present Major McGregor is the
business manager of THE DAILY PREss,
but he will 60 into the campaign to
win.
No man in the district is more popu-
lar than he.
Mr.. Ed Young, Of Greene county,
will be his democratic opponent
CARportrov Ga September 16.-
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-21
Tndd nd Stone Mountain.

STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. September IL.
Especial. )-Hon. Robert Todd, popu'
list nominee for congress, spoke here
Saturday to a good sized crowd He
made a good speech, which won votes
for the populist ticket.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
The Womanb Guild il making ere..

The Womanb Guild u making great
PreparatIns for the entertainment
to morrow night. The ladies having
It IN charge win SO 70 il that no one
Is slighted and that an have . splen.
did tune If you don't 60 you will
mis- rare treat.
A piece Of highly polished Ruby
Mountain marble may be seen at tho
INDEPENDENT office. This piece was
taken from near tho surface and tho
polish it takes would Indicate . very
valuable quarry, providing tho quality
improves as it gees down. /
J Tho New York Republicans have
nominsted ex-Vice-P fesidb bat Levi e.
Morton for, Governor on an houe1t-
money platform that opposes the free
coinage ofsilver except by inter-na-
tonal agreement. As Lew has a
haavy sack, he will be q hard man to
down.
Two prospectors who have been in
the Funeral mountains near Death
Valley, says the walker Lake Bulle.
tin. report rich gold fnda, but declare
they will never be worked because Of
the intense heat and lack of water. II
there be gold there in good paying
quantities, IL will be worked regard,
less ofsweather and watef.SS Some way
will be found to overcome the Difficult.
ties.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
Nay Become valuable.

J: 2 Morris, who il interested in
an extension OF tho EIko soap mine,
brought in ninteen sacks Of the stun
to-day to ship 70 the aluminium works
az Los Angeles. Should tho test to
be male prove satisfactory, there win
be big demand for the clay and tho
owners OF tho property may become
ml m before another year rolls
around. There is fair prospect thst
something will be done with the prop
erty as the deposit carries high per
cent Of aluminium.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
Republican Primaries.

A Republican Primary Election will
be held throughout the county on
MONDAY, SEPT. "a. 1894,
For the purpose of electing delegates
to a County Convention to be held
at the Courthouse in Elko at l o'clock
P. N. ON
MONDAY, OCT. l, 1894,
For the purpose of nominating one
State Senator and three Assem- bly,
men. Appo1tionment of delegates as
follows: Toano, 1; Eecoma, 1; Clio
yer Valley, 2; Sprucsmont, L; Wells, 8;
North Ruby, l. South Ruby, 1; Hal.
leck Station, 1; Fl Halleck, 1; Starr
Valley, 2; Elko. 6; Bullion, !; Wei
lands, l; Lamoille, 3; South Fork, 1;
Mound Valley, 1; Huntington, I; Car.
lin, 8; Tuscarora. 6; Jack Creek, 1:
North Fork, 1; White Rock, Mount.
ain City 2; Columbia, l; Mardie, 1;
Island Mountain, I.
Each precinct will appoint it's own
Judges. Returns to be made to the
undersigned.
e. REINHART.
Secretary Republican County Cen
trail Committee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
Conpl.t.ly AnD,uhn.t,d. ;

WARRINGTON, Sept. 19.-Secret.rv
Gresham received to-day three cable.
grams from tho seat Of war in the
Oient. =" = .e&i
One from Minister DENLY dated to.
dsy' reads: NAVAL engagement OF
North Corea on tho 18th. Five Chi
nese and three japanese vessels re-
ported destroyed. : The American
heet IL at Port Arthur -.,..,...
Another trom Minister DENLY
dated yesterday, reads: 2.Telegraphic
communication between Pekin and tho
Chinese army in Cores has boon cut
on by the Japanese" % y" ;. .'''>. -
Another dispatch from Minister
Dunn at Toxic was as follows: ITO,
kio, Sept. 19.-Have received the fol:
lowing fr'm the United States Min.
lister at Seoul: Please cable the
department. that the Chinese army
was totally annihilsted at Ping
Yang" = :
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream sI Tartar Powder.
South Caroline Democrats.


COLUMBUS, Sept. 19.-The State
Democratic convention met to-day.
The platform decided upon, re-affirms
the State platform of 1890 90. 1t al
60 endorses the national platform but
dsnounces Cleveland. as follows: sWe
denounce the. action of President
Cleveland in appointing Republicans
to Office, joining forces with Repub.
ican leaders against a majority of
his party in the demonstration of
silver, his veto Of the seignorage bill,
invasion of States rights and efforts
to improperly control the House OF
Representatives and the Senate by
use of patronage, as unworthy in a
successor of Jefferson, jackson and
Madison, and a betrayal of the plat.
form on which he was elected"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
Or. Prices Cream SakinS Powder
Worlds Fair Highes: Award.
Tho Strikers Trial.

CARSON, Sept. 10Th. :
Court opened at 10A. n. George
Nc Donald called for prosecution and
testified that he has been in the en-
ploy Of the Pullman Company for
three years. WasA cogducyorqp tho
sleepers on train No. 4'thaf arrived in
Carlin on June 10Th. Said he recog.
nized tbree Of the defendants, March,
Howard and Kapplar. Saw them cut
the hose set the hand brakes and
make themselves generally useful in
holding the train. Heard several con.
versatiqns between the strikers rela.
tive to taking of the pullnaana. Did
not hear March giving any orders to
any one. The strikers were very con-
siderate and came to the cars several
times to enquire how the passengers
were getting along. We showed tdSnS
sick passenger apd they said they
would Do all they could TO gst us out
ana about 7:40 +. II. We isft Carlin.
Cross-examined by Woodburn he
said that he did not testify before
Commissioner Palmer though he
knew that an examination was he'll i,
and that be saw MI Morgan at tho
train on the morning .ot the 18th of
June. He was suppoenaed to testify
before the grand Jury, but did not
know that he told any one about what
he knewabout the case. Daiased with
Mr.. Knapp about what he knew, also
told Mr.Dennis. Mr.. Knapp ap.'
preached him to find out what he
knew abount the case. He had never
spoken to him about It before. There
was no excitement when the train was
cut. Never saw Happier or Howard
beSorethe 10Th Of June. Howard was
dressed in a light suit OF grey
clothes. Can't say what kind OF shirt
or hat he had on. Knew Howard from
fact that he showed a badge to a pas.
sengeRahowing that he was an officer
Knew Msrah by seeing him seoupb
the office when Iipassed through on
my run. Saw all the men there when
the train came In. Can't say how
Happier was dressed March was
dressed IN tail coat had on q white
shirt and was dressed in an ordinary.
business suit. Saw Howard, apply -
hand brake on tho pullman car.
Woodburn asked how it was that be
said the three mon put on tho brake
in his direct examination and in the
Cross examination no said it WIS How
ardput ON Hbs3 bkake. he dsSiea hsv4
ing sworn the three mon fpyt CON The
brake but the record sbead HAT he,
had 90 sworn. Said it'didhot strike
him as strange that knowing Howard
was an officer of tho law he should be
setting the hand brakes. Said he did
not know II his expenses had been
paid or not but had received passes
PpnYT1 khN Nounnnuv
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
@. B. Corwin testified: II am

g. B. Corwin testified: Il am a
travelling salseman. Was on No. 4
on june 18th. Was on my way to
San Francisco but did not go through
because The train wss held by strik.
era. Recognise March as being pres
emit. He il the OILY one iof the de-
PENDANTS I can remember being pres
emit. Saw March take tho knuckle
out OF the Janey coupler, and saw
him walking about among the strik-
ers. On cross-examination he said
there was large crowd around tho
train and there was considerable ex
easement. Saw March around the
train and in the telegraph Office.
Ri. All testified that he is a postal
clerk on the g. P. train running be-
tween San Francisco and ogden.
Was on train No. on the morning of
June 18th. No. 4 is q mail train.
Were detained at Carlin eight hourS
and seven minutes. !
A. E. Kane:-sAm a LOCOMOTIVES
engineer. Run between Carln and
Wlnnemucca. / was 10 take No. 4
out on June 18th. Did not go out on
that train because the ar was applied
from some point or tte train" !
The evidence Of Master Mechanic
1.uciett, 8. Walker and, j Little was
the'eame' as on the preliminary exam
nation.
Sam Denton testified that he ia a
conductor for the company. Was on
guard watching company property on
the night Of July Sd. Was standing
at the woodpile near the round.house
and -sawsome one go in the round
house and put out a light that waS
sitting on the table, Saw Cleary and
Thompson outside of the round house.
Il then went to McRae's house to
wake him up, 80 he could see what
vas going onstheFe, Thompson had 4
club in his hand. They scrutinized
me very closely when I passed them.
Did not SEE any light in the round
house when I heard some one at
work. 81. - ,,.. )
r. G. Asher's testimony regarding
the work Of disabling the engines ID
the round house, differed in some ma.
terial points from his evidence before
Commissioner Palmer in the prelim-
II mary examination elton and be- was sub.
jected to severe cross-examination by
Mr. Wren in which the witness was
badly ratified. He stated that Al.
Thompson, who turned States evil
dence, he'd come 10 him and said that
he, Thompson, was in a bad box and
wanted HE advice as to what was best
for HIM to do and that he told him to
turn States evidence 40 it mightlessen
his crime.
AL. Thompson, one Of the strikers
who turned States evidence, was
placed on the stand and testified that
he was at a meeting of tho Union on
The morning Of Jure 10Th, and that he
heard March make a motion to stop
I'll pnilnaans and that the motion was
carried. March, .Cleary, Howard,
Storms and Robinson were appointed
a Meditation Committee, TO handle all
matters outside Of the Union without
calling q meeting, but did not know
whether the duties Of this committee
were fixed by rules of not.
AT this point Court adjourned until
TO- A. N. tomorrow.
.How'S Thisi
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
sHOEzAKER's TOOLS LOST.

Part Of my kit Of shoemskers' tools
is missing. II any person carried the
tools away during the fire that burned
my shoe store, Of has them in his DOS
session, he will'be literally rewarded
by returning them to me.
E.. OsELL.
Elko, New, Sept. 20, 1894. St
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20

"A fne display OF silver ware, fancy
dishes, iHhabs. knives, forks, Spoons
,stc., az the ~ r. N. Coz. Can and
inspect these goods, which are ltEe
finest ts,;s 10 their lire ever brogehtt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
CHANGE OF FIRM.

MIR. A. Bruce, having purchased
the interest OF Frank C6gs&eIi' Ii Che
blacksmith and wagon shop, former.
" run by Bruce & Cogsweil, notifies
the pubic that ecan be found at the
OLD stand ready toF business. % I'm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20

THAT TIRED FEELING which
isso common and SO overpowering. is
entirely driven off by Hoods ssrsa-
psrilla' the best blood purifier. Hoods
Sarsapsrilla overcomes weakness.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20

Hoods Pills are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, cure
headache. DC. q box.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
sAI.MAGUNI)I

-rf....a ...s-aa a - - a'ss'<' ~ W.
A lovely day.
No stir in politics. 81 -.
J. F. Triplett is slowly improving
and hopes to be ont soon.
The Republicans will open their
campaign In Reno Saturday.
T. N. Stone, who has been quite
sickfor several days. is better.
Goodyears Snag-Proof Rubber
Boots at Reinhar:'s. [4-3Otf]
See Osell's notice elsewhere and re.
turn his tools, if you have them.
You can buy fruit at Ben Craig
heads cheaper than You can send for
it. - =
The tin plate workers Of the United
States have declined to accept 70.
duction Of fifteen per cant, in their
wages. (
DR.. Wileon has gone to Tuscarors
on business trip and will return in
a few days. sat- -
The latest returns give Owen 1
plurality Of 200 over Breckenridge.
The silver-topged Congressman gyes
up the fight. ~ - " !
S. M. Henley has the agency for
the Maher g Grosh hand made knives
and carries them ip stock.
Blakely Durant, the body servant
Of General Sherman during the Civil
war, died yesterday at Grand Fork.
North Dakota. .s
Dr. G. l. Moore dentist EIko. Crown
and bridge work. Teeth without
plates. Office at residenee, .
1t is reported that Wells, Fargo; &
Co. will make a change on October 1st
by which messengers will be required
to run from San Francisco to Or.
den.
The ebespess plaeatesbuysfea.ly-
III made EClnlhifl0s IA y ~ Ro;k3o oARad
Dom. Inv anti tun ,,o,, 80"
lpricsa "a am,'
m. ,.;..,,,,. =. 49,,
Ia ~. d. w. tp 49,, q. Sfpe iRt
~ TX - AZ 49, - 1912
surface ava-ago. q ooo $3.50 49,
nssa.
H.. r,-., -. -.
rsw ,ot e ~ sa nHs, JUST received
sumra, oIo.,s Spr,ns any
:" eio1n,ng wnoh Will be made
M tt{H
d. ~ .o04 tne coal mines OF Great
, nr,sa,n yieiaed &'VgAD.4OO tons. In
1UOo 'ne yieid ' YVES IS,t4,0OO'OOO TONS
l' sm'a vas however nov 2l'Wo'oOO tons
"e'have just received about 500
'ampes OF mems suitings for custom
+ made clothing for Spring and sum.
uer. Suits made to order from s15
and PANTS from S5 up. M. RR1NHART
Henry Packard was convicted Of
3cattle STEALING in tho nintr;e% NoDe<
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
WEST . TRUAx, 4
Wholesale Druggists
Rs ssW Money 70 Loan u 8 pr Coat,

On Farm or City Property In any section Of
country where property has q ixed msFsrt
vslue Money ready for immediate Iosks
mission. We solicit applications. Bianks
furnished upon request.
ALLEN q CO., 40 q ~ BroAtazn NV.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-20
.MoW,s Thlsi

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. : w. :
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years and
believe him perfectly honorable In an
lhtsileas transactions and financially
able % carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST . TRuAx,
- Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon The blood
and nple9js satfaSesH Ehs, sySfsm.
'TesEmonisls sept free. Price rs cts.
yer bottle. Sold BY al druggists.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26
uNE CuERRE 0'oPERA.
B0uFfE

Une guerre dams lie sud de IA
merique nest peut etre pas IN ar.
ticle mortel, mails est tres pittores.
que ct amusante. II y a le fond ri
che du tropique; les habitants We.
tus pittoresquement; les officers 8
gallons dor. tout .ressemble q IN
Opera Bouffe' ct la representation
est aussi amusante que dams Op6-
ra Comlque on une promenade q
travers lie Duluth Short Line est
certa1nement aussi int6ressante.
LIE Duluth Short Line Ell realize
est lie st. Paul & Duluth Ry., 81
connue de tous les voyegeurs pa
son service rapide.
Cest la ligne la plus populai-
re du peuple tous les jours ct en-
toute saison de l'ann6e en-
ire st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, Saltwater Tay-
lor's Falls ct autres points, parce
que ses trains de passengers sont
du plus haut luxe, ses shines ia.
bles'' commode, SEES annexes wives,
son chemin doux ct ses employees
les plus obligeants. Ellie a gagn6
SO reputation par e propres me-
rites ct le voyageur d'aujourd'hui
est l'ami ct protecteur de demain.
Aussi prenez tou]ours le Duluth
Short Line lorsque YOU voyagerez.
S'adresser a W. A. Russell G..
P. A. st. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26
EUROPE.

-L'opinion generate, a Berlin,
est que lie bill de refrigeration des
J6suites, en- Allemagne, bien quill
ait etc adopts par le Richsteg, sera
rejete par lie Bund.s rath.
LIE "Gaulols' annonce que lie
baron de Rothschild a gagn6 lie
premier prix de 100000 francs a
la 4oterie municipale de Marseil-
les. LIE hasard aurait pu m1eux
distributor ses taveurs.
Sir Charles Russell, qui a etc
Fun DIES avocats de lAngleterre
devant lie tribunal d'arbitrage DIES
pecheries de Behring a accpt6 le
poste de lord JUICE en- remplace-
ment de lord Bowen, decide lie 9
du courant.
lie budget franeais accuse I'm
deficit de SO, 100000 francs, celui
d'Angleterre I'm deficit de 94,OOO.-
900, celui des Etats- Unis de $780,
900 900. LIE Canada est a peu pres
lie seul pays qui 6quilibre son bud
get, tout en- diminuant l'impot.
CoBoURG,--La refine Victoria est
arriv6e icl hier apr6s-midi. LIE due
ct la duchesse de SAKE abourg
FONT reque en- grande c6r6monle.
Une foule 6norme SO pressa1t a la
care. Dams le cortege royal on re-
marquait tous les invites, de ia
mile royale on imp6riale. qui sont
deja arrives lei pour assister au
marriage dn due de Hesse avec Ia
pr1ncesse Victoria de Saxe-Co.
bourg. LIE prince de GALES a as.
slst6 au diner ofert par lie due or
Phonneur de la RENE Victoria.
La "Gazeta" de Madrid, an
nonce que Benlto Barragan Oca'
gna, condamn6 il y a ,ingt ans
pour assassinat, aux travaux forces
a perpetuit6, a reeu grace pleine @
enti4re "attendu que, non seule
ment, au bagne de Cluta, sa con
duite await 6t6 exemplaire, mall
que le coEdamn6 await 81 biel
r6ussi a capter la confance des au
tories ct des families de Cluta gu
celles-ci lui avajent conf6 peduca
ton ct l'instauction de leurs en-
fants."
La citation est textuellel
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26

La retraite pascale qui a Gu ]ier
la semaine de1niere a l'Eglise No
tire Dame de Lourdes s'est term.
nee dimanche a la grand 'messe.
LIE Rev. PAre Andre nous infor-
me que 1000 personnes ont reeu
la salnte communion durant la Sc
maine ct que plusieurs pr6tres lui
sOnt venus en- aide.
LIE Rev. Pere Gros merite les
fluctuations chaleureuses de tous
les membres de cette paroisse,
pour la manlere avec laquelle il
a conduit cette retra1te qui a pro-
duit de 81 bons resultats.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26
Societe de Renaissance
jtaienne

Les r6v6rends peres Augustln ct
Leonardo, cure ct assistant cure
des Italiens de Montreal viennent
de proposer q leurs ouailles de for
mer une soci6t6 pour le soulage'
ment DIES pauvres de leur colonle
Cette proposition a etc accuelllle
avec enthousiasme ct lundi solr, un
grand nnmbre de citoYens inhuents
parmi les Italiens SO sont assem- :
bl6s au No 253, rue Cadieux, q la
residence de M. DIM, pour voir
aux moyens a prendre afn d'eHec-
tuer CO pro]et. La societ6 tut alors
formee sous lie nom de soci6t6 de
St. Raphael.
Cette soci6t6 est sous le patrona-
&c de Sa Grace Mgr l'archeveque
qui approuVe de tout occur ct benz
les Efforts DIES r6v6rends peres Au
gustins Ut Leonardo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26
SUICIDE
DUN sEPTUAGENAIRE A MARIE
WILLIE

LIE dimanche de la Qoaslmode
Pascal Marte], vleillard de ~ ans
resident dams cette parolsse, s'est
suicide.
Sa femme 6tait alice entendre la
grand'messe lie lalssant a la mai
son.
Quand ellie rentra, con mari ne
TAFT plus dams la maison. Ellie sc
rendit a la grange ct la un atfreux
spectacle s'offfit q ses yeux. LIE ca
dayre de l'infortun6 Martel so ba-
lancait a une p%outre.
On croft que c'est dams un mo-
ment de dellre al"olique que lie
malheureux a resolu den fnlr
avec la vie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-04-26
lie Pape ct les 0uvriers

On protestant d'Am6rique, M.
de Pew, qul ~n'occupe pas moins de
$4,000 ouvriers, don't l6 1900
catalogues, a etc recu derni6fe-
ment en- audience par N. s. P. lie
Pspe.
M. de Pew, au sort1r de l'audien.
&c, a resume les paroles du Pape
sur lEncyclique des ouvriers. Son
recit a 6t6 aussitot transmits par le
6l6gra phe au journaux am6ricaina,
qui SO sont empress6s de le repro
duire:
Voici CO que M. de Pew, rappor-
to de son audience avec Sa Sainte.
t6:
Cette Encyclique, ma dit lie Pa
pc, ma nullement constitute une In
novation dams rEglise catholique.
Ellie ne content aucune doctrine
nouvelle. Ellie afirme supplement
d nouveau ct present. &c qui a tou
iours 6t6 la doctrine de pEgllse,
aussi blen que So condulte par rap
port aux relations entire le richie ct
lie pauvre, entire le patron ct lou
vrier. LIE droit de tout homme q
garden ca Quill a gagn6 d la sueu1
de son front Gu acquis par son in.
telllgence on So bonnie fortune, et
a en- JOUR-, ma jamais 6t6 mis- en-
question par lEglise ct ne le Sc.
ra lamais. Pour tout CO qui touche
q la propri6t6 ct aux int6rets
de L. propriet6, latitude
de rEg1ise est CONSERVATIVES
q l'extreme. mails les droits 81
les privileges des travallleurs, des
hommes de peine, de la classe
qu'on appelle celle des pauvres
ne sont pas moins importants e
ont droit, de la part de rEglise,
une non moindre sollicitude.
j LIE devoir de louvrier q legart
du patron, subsiste tout enter
. mails IL en- est de meme du devoi
du patron a regard de rouvrier.
II doit exister toujours, contlnu
: lie Pape, entire ces deux classes, de
relations r6ciproques ct de
devoirs reciproques. LIE temp
ct les circumstances peuvent chan
ger la nature de ces relations, mai
sous une forme on sous une autrt
9 Giles doivent toujours exister. Q
sont des obligations sacr6es ct ellie
doivent etre gard6es CONNIE teller