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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

ST Louis will join Kansas City in the
demand which is to be made upon the
next general assembly of Missouri for leg
to regulate their own municipal affairs.
Under the present law. the governor of
the state practically controls. the police
department of Kansas City and a creature
election machinery which he manipuiates
in the interest of a tvrannical gang. y,
On the day of the election the MAYOR of
the city found himself utterly powerless
to use the police in accordance with his
Judgment of the necessities of the sitIa-
ton. becal Sc the police commissioners
defied the order of the n'unicipal execn-
tive with the assurance that they would
he sustained by the governor.-Kansas
City Star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Mrs. Margaret Daiaad, the authoress,
is a Boston resident, bat she summers
in kennebunkport, where she does her
literary work in a writing room which
she has fitted up in the haymow of the
barn, and where she can get on with her
work without interruption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Probably the most famous jewel known
10 New York society is the stomacher
presented as a bridal gift to Mrs. John
Jacob Astor by her husband. 1t con-
tains $50 stones. each the size of pea.
and cost 500 Coz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

The immigration act might we'll be
from every country Who come here to dis
seminate the unnatural and fendish doe
trines of anarchy. We have had trouble
enough of late, owing to unwise legisla-
come, without importing any more ora
tors of the Johann Most type. whose only
gospel is that of destruction to property
is. in the main, a law-loving and a Jaw
abiding country. and it is the plain dutv
Of our legislators to do every thing in
their mower to keep it such.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Mrs. Ruhey. sister of the famous
scout and soldier. General ks Carson,
lives al Warrensburg. Mo. She is 81
years OF age, and was her brothers Sc
Nor BIZ. a wear. Both were born neal
Richmond, Ky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16
HERALD Calendar for November.

Train robbers recently riddled two
Wagner sleeping cars on the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas road with bullets.
Notwithstanding all this the real riddle
is how TO prevent train robberies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

The sunday newspaper is again be
ing discussed It is not TO be expected
that the narrowly religious press or
people will favor it. But they overlook
one thing. 1t is a ewspapcr-reading
age. and the Sabbath is the day when
people take their rest. What they
want is rest from the occupation of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

One of the GREATEST triumphs of the peo-
pie of New York is the demonstration that.
with their immense vote. they can con-
duct a fair and honest election, even when
the organization is in power that is most
disposed to commit fraud. or, at least. IS
most addicted-to conniving at it. This is
in shining contrast with the disorders
and frauds that are alleged to have oc-
Cured in Chicago on Tuesday. One
watchers was murdered by gang OF
ruffians who are said to have been en-
gagged in a plot for Selling bollot boxes,
with the collision of men of influence
and city Office holders" who had prom
ised immunity from police interference:
Thanks to our election laws, our Penal
Code, and to the awalled moral sense of
the people and the public spirit of citi-
stage of development.-New York Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16
NUNS IN SCHOOLS.

Those friends of the public school
system who have always been more or
less fearful of the influence of the
Catholic church in the schools, will be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

The Publishers of Uncle Toms Cabin
still allow Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. d
revenue from the work. though the
copyright expired years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Senator Brice thinks that Vice resi-
dent Stevenson Will be the next Demo-
cratic candidate for President 1t is a
little early to be picking out Demo-
cratic candidates for President in 1896.
especially after the late election. but
Stevenson as very popular in the West,
and is himself a western man, a con-
dition that a large part of the Dem
ocracy will insist upon for a candidate
In 1895
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

William p Gillespie. of AHddletown
Ohio, has papered his room with cancel
ed postage stamps. the job requiring
s., Coo of them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

1t has heen expected that Senator Gull
lom would execute flank movement to
head off the demand for a Chicago man
as his successor, and he has done it.
His managers have brought out Robert
T. Lincoln as candidate. They will
promise Mr.. Lincoln the senatorship two
years from now and expect by this move
ton. There is but one thing that is
likely TO interfere with the success of their
plan. If the Chicago delegation is a unit
for Joseph Medill to succeed Cullom, as
claimed, it is impossible to see how Mr..
Lincoln can be of any assistance to the
Sangamon county Statesman in the pres
ent emergency.-Chicago Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

The question. therefore, for Tammany
men to ponder over, is whether in the
future the organization shall be built
ward. on basis which can unite all
Democrats, and win the next election
''hands down" or whether it will take
slowly under it's present load of disfavor
hack toward power in the remote future
This is a Democratic town. but it needs
a union of all Democrats on a basis of
clean personnel to make it's government
Democratic once more.-N. Y. Morning
Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Adolph su.ro, elected mayor Of San
Francisco, is ore of the famous charac-
tiers OF California. He was born in Prus-
gold craze and amRsse1 great wealth.
He owns ono-tenth Of the area of San
Francisco county He is philanthro-
plst, and wants the people to enjoy his
beautiful estate near the CITY. The sea
baths he has Just built are the srea test
in the modern world. His fight has been
against tbs Southern Pacific railway. II,
was put UP by the Peoples party and
Endorsed by the a. p. a. He had prac-
tically no reWSnanar SupDort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Mayor Strong's great work is to enable
the people of the city to take their mu-
and il is both fitting and necessary that
in this task he should have the aid Of
those representatives of the people through
whose efforts he was elected to office.
There is an enormous mass of work to
he done. and no man has the strength to
do ii all alone. Tammany incompetents
city service. and to root them all out
is a Job of such herculean proportions
that the decent people of the city should
combine for IFS accomplishment.--New
York Evening Post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

AZ. Olney cannot resign too soon for
the good of the Democratic party and
tie credit of it's administration and no
appointment that the President could
make in his place would! be so acceptible
to the country or show such respect for
public opinion as that of the high-lnnded,
William L. Wilson 1t would be a case
OF poetic justice as well.
Reunion reorganization and reform
must begin at the top. and there is no
Mace so suitable for beginning as in the
substitution of Wilson for an Olney in
the cabinet.-New York World.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

Business men everywhere recognizes +ba,
mere Is something wrong, but in eastern
Gties where gold recommendation is an
article OF faith they are too ignorant tc
the single gold standard prevails. They
GO not read anything on the subject ey.
eept articles that appear in eastern papers
ana those papers advocate gold mono
mechanism partly through ignorance and
partly because that course is approved
by their readers. A campaign of education
IS needed in New York in order to drive
thls heresy out.-Denver Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-16

Paris on Friday at the age of Is: was
well known to scholars ami also to gen
erai readers, who enjoyed his papers re-
vealnS the achievements of science
though they might take M interest in
technical works NJ. Figuier was one Of
the first to popularize science. The whole
field of scientific discoveries and iaven-
life he toals for his work. lie wrote more
than eighty volumes besides his work
IN memoirs and in magazines. FL work
obtained wide circulation in his own and
obner countries, and they have been
.ranslatea into many languages.
Four living genera lions have pored over
the war pictures of Harper's famous ar
fist. Theodore r. Davie. who died at As
bury Park. N. j., last week. When Sher-
aai1 ma i,aJ - +,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
6ipitTano Der Staot2urem
Mus benz ubrisen GruBber,ostbnm,

Sartrin9en, II. Wai. Nn
geiirigen abeno Se9en s ubr entltuno
Eeusr in Der WObnunS Der gSittwe
Mihuelp bon bier, melbes oeren Saus
uno Stal lOrpie oas a%nlie9enoe Saus,
Die S6eune uno Staliungen oes Nde=
rers 6. eindlhertc. Gerlltert.
Cine &egeltu9el traf Die
l2jdbrigc Sphter Der @irtbes y. in
NrsoprI DermaBen, baB JIG auBer be-
oeutenoen G~erlsbunseu in 8elibt
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Ncuoprf. Nm Montag. ben l3.
Wai, ma6te Die bisli9e 6euerwebr=
0eIellihuit einen Illus Hug nab Dem
StIotben Gels.
Hospprt. Mm s. mai iuuroe
Die Geihe oes an d. Mai perltorbenen
@ilbelm Suleloen, Staatswe0ewdrter
;u Hosport, b~ceroigt. SIleioen mar
81 Sabre alt uuO wlbreno 80 Subren
Staatswegewdlter.
Gle 500. Huoplpb Glees aus
9uremhura uno g8ilbelm &rombah
aus Sttelbrilt, Hecipienoen iiir oas
Spttprat Der 6birur9ie, baben Die Du,u
eripreerlihen Priifunaen nit Musseib=
nung b%sltanoen.
@reOeumaber. l3. Wai. Sas
@pbnbdus Der perltorbenen Srarl
@ittpe Saal wuroe pom 8eridtspoll=
sieber Srn. &iri6 sum Preiie Don
1920 6r. angelteigert,
Wertert. Nm YiingltoieniiaS
lit Der Mentner Sr. SobaIn Neor9
Spndel, irilber Observation-Disclosures, oG
Sabre alt, geltorben.
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Seute beiubte Der Geiansperein bon
Samm uniere Srtibait uno ipeiIte in
Der gut renOmmirten GaitwirtbIbait
bon FrinB su Mitta9. - 9aut Ye=
ibluB Oes bieli9en 8emeinoeratbs iii
es perboten, Die blell9e Molelbrilte nit
Subrwerten 81 paiiireu, oeren 9aoun9
i~ncluliue Yieroe uno @asen 20 Gent-
ner ilberltei9t.
Gbneu, IA. Mai. !Seute iano
bier unter SroBem weltlihsn uno tir6-
li6en 8eprdnge Die G%ermdblurs pes
Srn. @ein9utsbeIiBers 6rans Spbem
aus @ormeloiu9eH nit Grl. Bad BON
ebemoGlsIblt ltGtt.
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Smrembmrsii6es aus Yet8ieu.

am 3. Mai itarb in Nobreiiart Die
aftbare Sunsirau Suianna Seantp,
nab languieriger &rantbeit, periebeu
nit Den bl. Sterbeiatrumenteu, i'm
9lltcr bon % Sabrer. Die Seeroi=
gltllg nebIt Sei6enoienit fanoen oaielblt
Samltag Den ). mai ltatt.
Mnrttberi6t. = 9lrlon, ben
10. Mai. @eiSen, Die 100 &ilpg. IA
6r.; Wii6eliru6t, 1l.5O Tr.; &orn,
1870 ST.; Suier, 1925 Sr.; Gro.
opel, 3.75 Tr.; Butter, Den Gilog.
$40 6r.; Gier. oas Subeno, O.70 Gr.
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g9dbler fir Die aammer, melte 264l
Stimmen baben, uno 1919 Wdbler
fir Den Senat, Die 1864 Stimmen
abgeben fOnnen.
Nrlou, II. Mai. Seute Nad.
mitta9 | llbr entltano bier tSeuerldrm.
IN Dem Saule Sugo, Hue Yorte
gtelloe, mar oas periebrenoe Glement
alls9ebroten, melhes lber balo ae.
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Gle 6emeinoe Nttert bat
$50 Mdbler nit COS Stimmen fir Die
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lid cine feierlihe YrOseilion gu Gbren
oes bl. WlllibrOro ltutt.
6tptl ltauo Der IrIpu.
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Gtl6en NIT WtatbiIoe Srau;ista Sarnid.
&om II. Mai: 6Ioreut Soiepb @blslaiu
Sel'tlip nit Morta Gll9etid Sreuer; SEQ
Solepb @rp NIT SnIieune Srma hobert.
SterbefGl le. - &om /. IPai: Seirt.
rid Better Sourlac, 81 sabre, Gbemaum Don
Maria &olt. &o@ ,: Mtatbias oauieu,
40 Sabre, ~bcmaul pom Wa9oalena Shreer.
&om B.: Jdto.aaS Braun, 20 Sabre, gSitt.
wer pom aatbariNa Simon. Bonn A.:
Goolpb !. 7. Sumot, 81 Sabre, Gbemau1
Don \~ultila apoliln Winguet. Bonn g.:
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BON IIruu; Sofob uuo Waria sran,rsta
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~Aioy9crctba WGuet. Gom 49,: anna aa=
rborli0 Staufimau, So Sabre, Wittrpe Don
Nt'ndei 9(otbomb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Sasr, MIairl, Sifcl uuo 9uusrid.

Sn Srier ionD Die sipeite Saupt.
perIammlUng o29 ,tatbplit1eu SeSirts-
Stbrtr=Ttrhunoes Srler" ltatt. 9tuh
Seenoisuug Oes 8Ottesoienites fano
GormittaQs nm 10 llbr i'm groBen
Scale oes tatbolllben Silrgerperelus
Die =. 0auptOerl0mmlnug 'tatt. Gtwa
200 ScGrCr lno - Sebreriunen nab.
men oil oerielben She'll. Die bo6mur-
oIglten Serrcn Sii6Of Serum uno
McihbiihOf Shroo bceGrten Die Ssr-
Inmm.urg nit ihger Nupcieubeit. Ger.
ner Die 0errtn GhuIratb Sr. 6liilel,
9eigeoronetcr D, ban Sell, Sebaut
@riInelunlo; au3 Die iiblige Yiarr-
seiit!iNteit Der Stoot iuar reht Sabl.
reid ucrtretcn.
Sine Ssltenbeit lit Elm i'm
6arten oes Nferers sob. Saag sl Stu.
iuer befinoliher 3wer9birnbaum, mel.
der Dor Sluei Sabren al einem Seiten.
triebe ein YrppIreis erbielt. Sasielbe
lit am unterIten Snoe taum Il 6enti.
meter Did uno lit beinabe | Weter lang.
Pin oenIelben b~eianoen iib 81 9elunos
Sirnen.
Sulsbd'6. Nn Dem @eipinne bon
200, 900 0tart. Der auf oas Zoos Mr.
ll7,S56 9eIOllsn lit. iino bstbeili9t
nit einem balben Coos 6 Seraleute bon
SulSbah, 10 Dab aliO nad MbSus Der
iiblifen ErOSente etwa IA, 600 Mt. auf
jeoeu Otitlpieler tommen. Die Gepir.
ner iino na6 Den ,Soten" Souis 3eiy,
9puiS gSilbelm, &pnrao @ilbelm, Benz
Der, Der peuliprirte Sergmanu 9artbel
unO oenen Sobn Srieorih Yartbel.
Sanogpeiler Im %. slpril
perunglilfte auf CRUDE &eoen Der Is
Sabe alte Shlepper Yeter Se6tel Don
bier, inoem ct unter einen belaoenen
6Droerwagen gerietb, nobel er beioe
Nrme brad uno an Der Yruft perleBt
puroe. Der Serungliidte wuroe in
oas &nappIhaftslaSaretb uab Neun.
tirhen perbraht.
Saarlpuis. guf Dem @ese sllr
Bolt gilg am "A. april sin Yrlef mt
1000 Mart Snbalt perloreu, mas ale,b
nahber our6 Die Sbele betannt Je.
maht muroe. llnteroeileu tpar Der
tuertbpolle Sriei bereits ppn einem i'm
SAFE Sep1hcr wDbnenoen Serrn 9efuns
Den mo abselieiert pproen. Der Sin.
Der erhielt cine Selpbnung DOH = 50
Ylennig.
SeiniB. Ter bel Dem SeiniB.
ihaht 3 ais mnterirpliher gniAld9et
beibaitiate Seramann Sob. 8. 10.
aus Nicoeranerbab bel 3neibriiden
muBte oils geiltestraut na6 ieiner Ssi-
matb gebraht weroen. s., Der Is
elm iebr ioliber unb tiiheiger Ssr9mann
betannt lit, bat I'M bieiiaeu S6laibauie
9ewobnt. Seiue &ameraDen pollen
bemsrtt baben, oaB es iAou eini0s aaSs
nit ilm niSt rIAtia lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

| &em d, Is. Wai. 8eliern mabtt
Der bleliae &irhen6Or lid cine Sreuot
oaraus, leiuem Gbreupraiioenten, Dem
bpdw. Srn. Yaltur Simer III &am,
brub einen SeIllb abSuitatten.
Der 9ldsrer Sobann peter Sof
BON @elfrin9en fam inter Den Wa9en
llno erlitt einen Seinbrlth.
Salbeim II, 10. mai. Oils beute
Nahmittas Sr. gill=yooe aus 9urem-
burg NIT elmer Yunpe fir bas bieiiee
SloIter bier puilirte. ling Der @agel
auf unbetannte @eiie 5Seller llno
tonnte oasielbe nur nit aler Milbe
gelOiht meroen. u.,
Die STRAIGHTFORWARD lit bon
SaIruourier 9Oi il oas lells iiir pfle0e-
beoiirftiae Saoe9dite in Monoori err
ridtete Gliiabetberinnenbeim psrlegt
pOroen uro miro fir Mdoben nit Dem
ndhlten IA. SUM erD1net. Ger Yrei=
filr Nabrung, Wnbnuug uno drstli6e
Sebanoluna lit aui lao st. taslid,
feit9eleBt.
Walobilli9, IA. Mui. Gpr s
So9en wurOen Ylan ulo &ci1enan=
lhla9 QG,55O Sr.) ilber ole Qer9rOBe=
rlllg Der Yiarrtirhc Su @alObillig al
Die &ealeruns sur Wenebmiguug abge=
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llrnballe beltlmmt. lDlleu nod sur
errittun9 zines Yuoillpns fir Die
Nusltellung III 2%urembur9 perwanot
peroeu. = Der 0emeiuoerath bat
elnen Seitrag BON 20 6r. sum Sids=
SenB=S entmalfono pOtirt.
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tpieoerum iehs nsue bemalte 6eniter
erbalten. mel6e Der 6irma SinIter uno
Sbmit aus MonoOrf ale Gbre MAIDEN.
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Qangener Nu6t mur Der Nrbeiter ,Su=
fob Bauer aus yiirinseu i'm bieii9en
Stablwerte oamit bei1diti9t, cine
Yrpbe aus Dem Stabiofen berausmsie=
ben, ais plOBlih ieine Sbilrse seler
Tln9, poourb er beoeutenoe Yrauowuu=
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Wronnmnnnsn i'm @si;ht mn n,i nsn,
osihr ~ hos an isinsm Mnitnmmsm
oe.meiielt mirn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Roni9l. NoheIt ms Sano an Der Settle Sr.
aoui9l. i,obeit oeS Grb9roBber;ogs, SbreS
erlGlIChten WemahlS begrilBte. gle baben,
Dtao0me, Die Srllneruug an Die elnllimml=
gen Slirllte ilibt perlorell, ourh lpelde Die
yuremburger ,Sbneu ibre Srelioe itber Die
9llldli6e Eerbiuoutg oes Sbronerben nit
elmer Siirlteuto6ter al oel Gag le9tell, mel
der Der RIf ibrer bohberSI9eu Ge'iuulltg,
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reigun9 be9riIBt baben. Siele geltnllullg,
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pas ydnp beweSt entge9eullebt, fam uur pa=
III beltra9en, Die Saloe ltdrter SI fnliprell,
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bauie perbinoen. Mtaoame! Sobalo Sic
aunoe erblelten Don benz gauni6e Der Be
p0lteruuo, oereu Stelluertreter mir iino has
@npelten all ben Sliltll6eh Sulp, Der ms
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fe5 III perepigeu, gdben Sic eillell ilelell
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Gelinuung, iacem gle Den sSunl6 0usorId
ten, Die belbeioeue @abe Der trclleil uuo pa
triotllAen Sllremblr9er ellIen 2Serte Der
2Sobitbati9feit WihDeMben. Selen Gle
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Der 9Dttlihsn &orlebmns b%erobrafeu. Gas
ii; Der Nnulh, Den mir aus N~erieno9runo
nit aleu uIleru Witbilrgerm bssen.
6ipiitano Der St0ot Surem=
b ur9 &.
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Mario Gomctb, 0lt - Sabre. obue @elpcrb,
@ittpe Don 2lnton Mun0banIen ;tlS, folts
factelr.
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Sr. 6enoarm Sc y lit bon
NilS na9 @%aler5iuiS perieBt wproeu.
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Civil It ano Der 6emeinoe
d..

Nelratbeu. - Bonn %. Alpril: 9tItos
lauS Nlbert, Nduoelsmaun mo &lrtb, aus
Golmar nit Alma @tiim6en, obue Stanp aus
OfoSopri.
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-08-09
CUT TEN PER CENT.
Fall River Operatives Receive
Notice of a Reduction.
Mills Have Long Been Curtailing rrodue-
tion-A Difference of Opinion rs to
whether a strike VIII Result.

Mills Have Long Been curtailing rrodue-
tion-A Difference of Opinion rs to
whether n strike VIII Result.
FALL RIVER Mass, Aug The Fall
River Cotton Manufacturers association
yesterday voted 10 reduce all CLASSES 10
per cent from present rates, the reduction
To GO into effa Aug 20.
1t was also voted to pay weayers by the
pound instead Of by cut, to avoid obiee-
tional publicity Of details Of weaving re
quired by the wcaycrs particulars bill in
payment by cut. The new payment to
wcAvers Is to be 9 81 cents pound for
regular print cloth. The present price is
Is cents for cut weighing seven pounds.
The now price Is equnl to u reduction of ,
cents cut
Operatives In mills have promised to
strike II cut down is tried, bur manu-.
facturcrs appear Indifferent as to the pos
siblity of n strike They claim that they
have held off for year against low prices
for cloth and poor business Now prices
have gone so low that fany mills are run.
ming at loss and in spite Of low prices
the stock is increasing The manufactur
ers claim that the wages are from ~ to 10
per cent higher than in other places
The Notices of These Reductions
moro ,ostcd In tho mills this morning
IN. n,inr,tv NJ tho treasurers who voted
ba,.o stntnd sinco tho meeting TINT thnv
si,corol,, boned tho onorativna yonld re-
s;st tho reduction Inv striking work
II nouId otfer MANY trcasurers onnor-
t,,ritv of breoking contracts and TINS chr
sailing nrodnctioc They have not bcen
ollo tn sccnre a cnr+ailp,cnt bv ooreniny
among themselves to close their mills. but
tbcv sav thc stubborn ones among tbcm
viii bc forced tn shnt down If the oneratives
refuse 10 ,vorl,
Coorotorv Wbitobcod of tho waavors,
,,n,on soye be docs not tbinl, tho onora-
ti,oe viii subuit to a reductinn at tbe
,,rosort i'm No ,rill not advise g., s+ril,o
,,,loss ali tbe ronre.ontativoo If tho unions
Il, tho ci+y oot toootbor and vnto IN ston
x,ork M bc bcl,eves II will he uscless for
tbn summers tn net without the ,ycavers or
for the holm in any ono dnnortmcnt 70