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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
Tho colOred Man and tho Democratic


Party.
The Richmond Dispatch sees in the
now secret ballot law promise Of help
from colored voters In the black belt.
for now they may vote the Democratic
ticket without fear Of ostraeism by
their race. Whether colored men in
Virginia are eager to vote the Demo.
ofat.5 ticks. :s no: 80 Interesting as
that the foremost Democratic news.
paper in the state welcomes the help Of
those colored men who may be disposed
to support the Democratic party.
This Is one more proof that there is
no real opposition in the south to the
colored man as voter, the opposition
has been to the colored man Us Re-
publican voter. The theory that the
colored man Is not lit to be voter
yanishes as soon as he ia willing to
vote tho Democratic ticket When he
reaches this point Democrats arc glad
to let him vote and to count his vote as
he casts it.
II the colored voters in the black belt
Of Virginia or elsewhere were to turn
Democratic in sufficient numbers to
control the nominations Of that party
and were to nominate men Of their own
race, there would be q new and very
interesting complication, but solution
would be found. It would only be nee
essary to revert to the methods used
against colored Republicans. which
methods have been found entirely salts
factory to those employing them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

SPEAKING Of the prices OF commodities
and tho compensation oflabor, the New
York Sun, Democratic dissenter from
Democratic tariff policy, puts it iorci'
bly, in this way:
Labor Is struggling against reductions 10
wages which ar1 not compensated for by any
decrease In the cost OF living, brought about BY
q politically treacherous and practically inc0n
slStent tariff.
This Is the cold truth as every wage
Garner knows out Of the fullneSs Of his
experience. Given the old work and
the old wages and any toiler will glad
~ pay the old prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
Harvest Excursion tn Michigan, sCptem'
her LIZ. lHll.

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railway Company will make hall laro
rates for tho round trip TO all points in
Michigan. Stop over privileges will DO
granted to amy point in tho state.
Tickets will be on sale September Is,
1894, good for twenty days. This is q
raro chance to visit your friends and
examine the vast resources and business
opportunities OF this great state. Tick
]. +. TERRY.
General freight and passenger agent
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on. They do no. retreat Is tina. term
is understood in the language Of war.
they Just "sksedaddle. The latest re-
ported aGalr vas more a slaughter
than abattle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
To-Day tho Democrats Of Ohio hold a

To-Day tho Democrats Of Ohio hold q
state convention. The principal object
Of tho meeting seems to be to ascertain
whether President Cleveland or Scna-
tor Bricc is tho stronger with tho or.
ganization. Tho understanding is that
tho administration mon will try to pass
resolutions endoraing tho Presidents
tariff ideas and that tho Brice mon will
not permit that II they can help it. All
this gives promise OF a spirited contest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
CITY TAX NOTICE |

CITY TAX COLLECTOR, PUBLIC BuiLpISn.
WHEELING, September II, 1871 }
Notice Is hereby given that tho City Taxes tat
1874 will DO due and payable ut tho OGlcc Ot ne
City Collector, Public Building. Monday, Oclo'
ber !, 1891. Persons paying all their tuxe' any
day during the month OF October will be enl'
tied to discount OF . PER CENT on CITY taxes
Tho taxes on real estate will bear interest from
November !, 1891, at u per cent until paw.
Money saved Is money earned. Save u yet ctas
by paying In time. W. II. 9HAFEk'
ENiS IItv Col pctn'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
UNCLE SAM BOLTS
United states Marshal vlnson and
His Following
ARE REFUSED ANY RECOGNITION

In the sixth District Democratic Sem
atoriai Conventions aud Bolt the Con.
vention - Anti -camdenites Have
Thugs Their Own way-Leadi"g
Democrats Leave the Hall with Vim
son-Republican Prospects in Ca
bell County-rhe Fourth District
Situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

HoKg sMlrn's victory over tho Union
veterans would have won him u gener-
alship on the other side II no could
have achieved it q third OF century
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

JArAS shows capacity to cat up tho
Chinese rs fast rs thoy can DO sent
against hor in Korea. Tho Chinese
troops ovince disposition to got away
from tho Japanese as soon rs fight Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

Speeial Dsplieh 10 he Iatelli9enesr.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Sept 1.-THE
Democratic senatorial convention for
tho Sixth district, held at Winfield,
Putnam county. Saturday. was built a
good deal on the style OF tho congress.
Sional convention held at Ravenswood
several weeks since. Sam Burton. OF
Putnam, was made chairman, and ]. w.
Miller, OF the Putnam Democrat, secre'
tary, this organization afterwards being
made permanent. United States Mar
shall S. S. vinson was present with his
delegation from Wayne. aud editor W.
s. Mansfield headed tho Wilson delega.
ton. Q Marshal Vinson demanded recog-
milton and representation in tho con-
ventiop, and made desperate fight,
but Wayne and CabeIl voted against
him, aud thon he made aspeoch boiling
the convention, and with his men left
the hall. With him were such prom
inent men as Judge G. II. Burgess, DR..
Alvin Watts, ]. n. Ferguson and J. Il.
Ferguson, OF Wayne, and Tom Watt
and E. II. McCaIIister, of Cabell, besides
others.
ANTI.cAMDEHrTEs WIN.
A resolution was presented request
ing tho present hold.over Senator Jim
Stewart 10 vote for E. W. Wilson for
United States senator and make every
effort in his power to elect him. Cabell
aud Wayne voted solidly for this resolu-
ton and Putnam voted solidly against
it.
B. ]. Prichard, the Wilson candidate
Of Wayne, was put In nomination by
Bill Porter, OF that county, and was sec.
onded by Eustace Gibson and j. s.
Marcum, OF Cabeli. He was nominated,
but Putnam county took no hand in It.
The Camden men swear dlto vengeance
and say they would like to see tue Will
son men elect Prichard. Tho Republic.
can candidate for state senator will re-
ceivc at least 1000 Democratic votes.
which will easily elect him. None Of
tho Camden people will vote for Prich-
ard.
Riddleberger, OF Putnam, Eustace
Gibson, Of Cabell, and ". L. Mansfield,
Of Wayne. compose the new committee.
IN CABELL COUNTY.
The Republican situation in Cabell
county never looked brighter, aud the
statement that there is any dissatisiac.
ton among the Hughes men is without
the least foundation. They are all SOL
idly for Miller and beside, carrying the
full party vote Miller will gain many
Democrats, many Of whom are joining
Republican clubs, while others an
nounce openly and above board that
they will vote with the Republicans
this fall. The Democrats at every move
are reducing their chances Of electing
any part OF their ticket. There is very
little hope for them and they realize it.
John Il. Holt and Judge I. H. Har-
vey arc in stow about tho congress
sioual nomination. Holt does not want
it II Harvey will take it, but the Judge
does not want it this year either, still
ho does not want Cabell county man
10 get it because he will be a candidate
in 100 and should Cabell county man
receive tho nomination this year, 1t
would knock him out for 100. Ex'Sherif
Kyle seems TO have no chance at ali.
Many Democrats here want Holt be-
cause lie will put more money into the
campaign. Kyle doesn't like the little
consideration that is paid to his candi-
dacy. But with Miller We can knock
any Of them out this year.
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Notice

The Ohio County Republican Club
will meet at their hall in Odd Eel.
lows Building. FRIDAY EVEN.
ING at7:30 o'clock. The meeting
will BIO addressed by Hon. George
W. Atkinson, Charles Burdett Hart
and other prominent speakers.
By order OF
JonN ". KINpLRnrRGRR. Sec'Y.
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Mortgage Indebtedness.

Robert P. Porter, late superintendent
Of tho census, brings out some surpris-
ing facts in relation to land indebted
ness. Farm mortgages arc shown to be
fewer in number and less in value than
mortvagas on CITY lots:
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The free traders pretend to think they
have n walk.over in tho Third congress
.sional district. Among other things
thew point to tho alleged fact that Alder
son, their present nominee, has run
three times in the district and never
been beaten. -
tits true that Anderson is serving his
third term. and it is also true that no
was beaten tho first time no ran. The
returns showed McGinnis, the Repub.
lican nominee, to be elected by ma
iority OF 81. The Democrats challenged
the returns from Kanawha county as
they were certified by the county court
and Governor Wilson gave to Anderson
the certificate OF election.
II McGinnis had prosecuted his con-
test before the house committee on
elections MS vigorously as he did his
contest in the open field no would have
established his claim to the seat, aud it
would have been given to him.
In 1890 Anderson defeated Gaines by
decisive majority. In 1902 Rucker
made a splendid fight against Anderson,
but the tide was too strong for him and
Anderson triumphed again, but in that
great Democratic year his majority OF
two years before was reduced more than
one half. The vote in the three cam
paigns in which Anderson has been the
Democratic nominee has been as fol.
lows: .,..
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ness. Farm mortgages arc SHOWN 10 pe
fewer in number and less in value than
mortgages on city lots:
ACRES.
Number OF mortgages. ,JnJ O6l
AmOnnt..... w iSiai
Annual interest chargc...""........... lS!,6J!9il
LOTS.
Number Of mortgages. 2tHGG;
'31l '1ll
Annual interest chntgo..."..".".... %I'''S9sIs
As to per capita Of mortgage debt New
York heads the list with SECS. Kansas,
which has been used as the frIghtful
example OF state eaten up with mort
gage, falls far below with pcr capita OF
sl05.
1t Is almost incredible that Now York
city and tho ten neighboring counties
in New York and Now Jersey carry
nearly one.fourth Of the mortgage debt
Of tho whole country. These facts knock
n good deal of tho wind out of the POpu-
list orator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

Sold throughout the world. Porter Dnuo AM,
CHnM CoRP., Sole Props, Bosion. 81 IAN
about Daby'S Skin, Scalp. and Halt, mailed lice.
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The Intelligeneer.
Published Daily, Except Sunday.
TERMS:

Per Year, by nan. Postage Prepaid.
navy tsn nays m The WEEsi........--.....-..ss %
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DAILY tottE MONTH ............--.-....-. Is
wrEktY IoHE YEAR NJ ADVANCED ..-............- %
WEGKlY SIX NoNTHsl %
Ths pany IsrELIIoESeEa u delivered BY car.
Iien 10 wheeling and adjacent towns a. Is
cent per week
Peflons Wishing 70 subscribe % tho DAILY II
Z TEfIioGscEn can do 20 b. sending In thelr Or
der 70 the IHTEILIgENeKR once on postal card
Or otherwise ThSY win b punetaalIy served
by carriers
Tstbute. Of Respect and Obituary Notices. so
cofia p6f Inch.
] ss ss. ssn ss & RR ~ aHs
country.
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unless accompanied BY Gutisient postage
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A change Of little over votes in
100 will elect Hulins, tho Republican
nominee. A change of 8 per cont
would make his election safe beyond
juggling. Huling is making au active
campaign aud is loyalty supported.
The Third district is largely inter-
esled in coal. The Democratic party
has made heavy reduction in the duty
on coal aud declares its purpose to take
Oh all the duty as soon as it can
smother tho conservatives" and got Its
forces in line. Anderson would stand
with his party il he werc sent back to
tho house. Huling is the nominee OF u
party which favors protection to every
American industry.
Those voters Of the district who want
free trade In coal are logical in their
support OF tho Democratic nominee.
Those who want protection for coal and
for all homo products owe it to them.
selves to vote for tho man who will vote
for what they want.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

HORSE FOR SALE-FINE BRO wv
III bore. SIX yean old. ie hands high reis,,
ms pounds lpertRetly sound and KIND as,
afraid Of steam or electric carr: prlce i,t,.aa'
bio c. q CARR, Tenth and Marker st'r,t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROR SALE-oNE OF TIE RESI-
H Mule Teams in the city: lately oaatl ).
PollOck's don't millt will be sold chcatl A., ,
70 WARWOOD TOOL COMPANY. 81.
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Ser ausitanr Der Scrtils 9lrbeitrr.
Die Sirfsr srbaten 3nmu9s, bas Gnee
md mdt ab;uiebtu.

Die Strfsr srbaten 3nwu9s, bas Gnee
md ntt absuiebtu.
GalI>Gipet, Wah., Is. Sept.-
Die Spinner tuO 8eber SrsaniIaz
tionen" bielten lsute DtOrgen fart bee
ludte 8sriamnluu9en Oh, ocren 9ts>
luItat mar, bat 10000 Gsrtilarbeiter
BON bier ieet piattiid um Slrife iinO.
Der Seid uB Der Spinnsr, gu ltrlfen,
mar slnitlmmis. Die @eber beIbloiIcn,
lbre p6erisn" ftrtSuiseen. bis bic alte
SObnrate uie6er ber9elfcIlt iIt, mas eiz
nsm Strife slei9tommt, ba iie nid,t
unter ben jest9er Hobnen arbeiten mol
len; aud IN ibrtr Seriammluua wurOe
Der babiu3ieIenot Seridt OeS Gomite's
Der amulsamirisn 3ertilarbeit.r einz
ittmmtg unsenouImen. Den glrbeitern
Der Sting Yilip," Spinnerei, Die ieit
mebrereu WOdsr am Strite iinb, wuroe
fiir bic lssten brei 8Oden Der balbe
Stritez2obn bepillist. lltan bei4loB,
pro Wode $1,000 unter Ocn notbleibenz
ben 6amIlien gu uertbetlen.
Our6 BEN Strtte Der Spinner per>
oen iiber bic 95litc bar 6nbrifen ;ur'
Arbeit5 @iuiteuuns ge;punsen, and
falls Die 9Seber sur arbeit 3uriidtebren
iOllten. Die Arbsiter 9luuben, So6 ole
Sabrifantcn in turicr .3elt nadsebeu
unb Die aitan 2Obne uieOcr ;ablen mers
ben. wsnn Der Wtarft ben Ieit einl9er
.3eit beObadteteu aufidpuns beibe>
balt. Otun sluubt, OaB uu6 bic 9ln>
9eit.lItcu Der wSeaconnett=" uno anocz
rsr 6abriten, bic iebt nod I'M Sstrieb
iinO, iid Dem Strite anitIieBen wers
ben, falls Die fribcre 2Obnrate ni9t
pieber einqefibrt miro.
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StaOt TnItimore.

Ole Particle 80 ont in lters
II iB, ii6cr melde bereit5 bcrtbtet ipor@
BEN 1T, mar geltern BON 0itrOnOmllden
Stanopuufte aus elm brtQanter Grtol9.
Der Otonb trat in ben 0albldatteu mn
9 llbr ? Otin. unD marc oaourd nnd
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bon Der 6Itlidcn) Seite be-, iuic nit sl>
uem oiiuuen S6leier iiber;Ogeu, ruelter
bcT gansen WtOno iibCroefte. I'm 10
llbr SO Diln. frat son OcTiel6ea Selte
ber Der &erni1atten ais 9Ianb elmer
ounteln S6s;be Dor BEN OtOuo unO
eine on Der nOroliAen Seitc iiber Die
NtOu6idelbe binmes, no er i'll Der
Wfit.e Der Yrriiulteynug, nm II llbr 35
Win., ctma Dsu utertsn &Beil oe8
Observation-Disclosures iibtrosdte. lin II
llbr 80 Wiin. uerli.B ser lcete RanO
0es &ernihutten5 Die 0tOuSid)etbe, NOS
raul nm llbr s Oalnuten oas Gnbe
Der SerfiniterluQ itattianO, inOem Oann
uua Die leBte Spur 0e8 0albIhattea8
ocrIAmano uuo Der pole MOnO III letz
ner 9an5en Slarbcit an Siume( itone.
0G5rcpo li1 eie OtonbimiterniB oOQs
3og, b:IanO fitb Der WOno fait in ietner
gr0Bten Gntfcrnung BON Der Gtoe.
% 1T 8crnarb @aIlerD?-
Sruu s. @allerD beridtste 6eitern abeno
in Ser iISliden EOliieilutIOn, OaB lhr
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rung, ltr. 1856, gScitz GrOBitrabc, cntz
ferutc un6 icit0cm uibt micber iuriidz
9cfehrt lei.
YoIiscili9eS.- 8ilbnr GOugb,
ler, pelher, mie berthtet, an Otittmoh
ben 5. September, pom Dem 9teger SaS.
GaupDte iibcrIallcu uuo nit eineal Bic
gelltein on Ocn &opf 9citlogcn umOe,
in 6olgc 0ehen sr cinen Sdd0clbruh
crlitt, befinoet itd in ieinsr Nobnnn9,
9tr. 416, perldn9erte 9arfOrOz2locnne,
auf benz 98e9e Ser SeNcrung.
- YOIi3eIritter 2lnOeriOu iauOte ges
fern oen ltrgcr 5oicpb 9eioeman, Elm
eifrigs8 Dtitsliso Oe8 rSrOcns Der
Guuseuittie," uuf icd5 O(Omate naa
benz llrbeit8buuie in BGniion.
- ROIi5eiri6trr Scnncr ltraTte 9c@
itern 0iarIbu ltOnrOe I'M $40 uuo
Soften, neil lie TidarO SpriggS nab
reno zines SreitcS eiuc Shnltnuuuoe
am Salie beibru9ts. Sprig95 Jag am
0Onnsrlta98 9lbcnO uuf Der SOroerz
treppc feiner l8obuung 9tr. 1905,
MuDEe 9lllep, ais Otartba WfOnrOe
porbei 9tng unO ibm auf einen SUP frat.
Gs entltanO Gin Wortwediel 5wil9cn
bcn Yeioen, Der in GbdtiiAfeiten aus
artcte, bci Oenen Iid] Otartba zines
WcllcrS bcoientc. Sn Grmungeluns Oe5
n0thigen &leingcl6e5 muBte 0tartba auI
breiBis Gage uod Dem @efangutB MAN.
bern.
- SOicpb Barrier iuurO geitsrn pOm
Boli;ciri6ter !0amiltou in Der nOrO6ltz
tideu BOli5e!itutiOu pegcn tbatliden
2lusrlIis aui ben in 9tr. pa, Surfeltr.,
mObnbaitcn SEQ. @ole fir Ou8 4ro3eB.
pertclrtn feitSsbaItcn. Barter iOll Sem
Cole cine iblimme StiamunOc beige
bradt baben.
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Gus iedssis Counties II
glrfanias iinb oie amtliden Seridte
uber bic am 3. Septem6er BORT abaebalz
teue Stuat8wabl BEL ter Staatsrceiez
rnng cingc9an9cn. Nad Dem Snbalts
oericlbeu su urtbellcn, wirS Die Otc9rz
belt Ses 0emofraten @lart etwa 25, 900
Stimmcn bctragen. 6crner ilt Oarnad
Der G.publitaucr 9tumnlel benz Solfsz
parteiler Barter nm nur 1000 Stinlmen
ooraus. ueberrai9enb mar Sas Grgebs
niB ber 9lbitimmun9 iibcr Die @etrGnfcz
tra9e, inOem urebr, ais Die SGlfte Ser
IN Eebe ltebenbcn Counties lIr Inter
oriifun9 be8 @etrdnfehanoels ssitimmt
baben. IuBeranltlidcn geritten 3u
Sol9e io0cn nod pier OOer fIni Gounz
ties mebr 2euperen3 beldloiieu baben,
10 baB nunmebr in brei Slertelu bes
StaatSsebietes Der Serfauf berau iden.
Der Setranfe 9aniIid ausgeldlOiieu 1T.
Die 9Sublberid:e er9sbsn isrner, OuB
a9t Solt5parteiler uuD 3mei 9fepublifas
ner in Observation-Disclosures uuo
eln Hepublitaner in ben Staatsienat
sewablt woroen ltnp. Seit Der 3ulal>
jung Der gteger 3ur Wablurne 1T bel Der
neulidcn Wabl gum eriteu Otul feiner
lbrer 9faiiensenOiien in zines Der beiben
Sauler Der Staat8sclesgebuns scluablt
tporoen.
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germii6trs aus Der altcn 2selt.

- Die GOdter Oe5 BOli;eiz
DIRECTORS in @ra3 bari iib zines 9roz
sen SharfiinneS unO auBer9eiuobnll6er
Notwithstanding ribmcn. Der iun9eu
Dame lit eS iu perOanfen, oaB ell tiibz
ner Sod)ltapler, auf benz obeno'reln Der
Serbadt Iaitet, haB er etH ssfabrli6er
internatiOualer Ysrbrsber iei, 9leidium
IN lester etunSe nod, ebe er einen iOrgz
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Iiibrte, eutIarot purOe. Dor ctma !Oto>
natairiit fam ein eleganter iuuger Wfann
na9 Gru3 unb Io9trte in etnem 9uten
$0Otel. @r CAB it'd fir cinen wObllituirs
ten yStaats<9 s<9nsenleur" aus uno Iebte
uuf groBsm 5uBe. GS 9elans ibm, nit
angeieb.ncn &reiien 8srbinbun9en anz
3utnipieu, unO er oettebrte unter anosz
rem nit oem Yoli3ei DIRECTOR 9fs9icz
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der5eit5bebOrOc Stcotruth 81. uOu gSi:
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lideu SOItsueriamuluns lprad Sr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
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Sarri8burg, Bo., IA. Sept.-
Die r2ofomotip4e bel ;erz Srii0cridaft" be-
idlOB, ole gegenpartIs bsl Der GOnitis
tutionalz@oauentiOn 5u 2iI6anp III Sez
ratbuns Observation-Disclosures OtaBs
uubmen sutsubeiBeE nno Die slrbcitcrz
flbrer onSuwsiien, iid nit Oen anOersn,
Die Die Sorf6Idse beIiirmort,n, in 9erz
blnbuus 3u iebcn, nm bercn ialeunl9e
Nnnabmc Su erslclen.
Oebs BON Der r2lmericun 9tailpabz
Union" wuro. BON pielen Qelcgaten auf>
aeiudt, welde ibm bic 8isoercrwabIuns
0es @rObmciiters Sarsent bsfdupfen
belfeu wollen. Debs eytlGrt, bag er
Sargent nidt OppOnlren piO. 9n ser
Sisuna murben ueitere 8eri9te Der
geamten eutgegeu scnOmmen. OcbS,
Der friiber Sefretar Der Organization
mar, ltcisrte einigs 9todtrag8beridtc
iber leine 9lmt8uerpaltung. Gr reiigs
nirte ais SteOafteur bes ySiremeu'6
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obn. GtnmanD ansenommeu.
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bau oc8 Oiarquatan GcbdaoeS, Gde
Ocurbornz unO 9lbamSitraBe, lesten
b.ute $50 Oeann Die glrbeit nieber, uno
elm Tiot wurbc nit tnapper ltOtb p.rz
binoert. Der Slrite purOe burh Oa8
GrIdeinen BON 18 9ddtlnions>2lrbei
tern Der rGOiIOn @lectrtc @Ompa9nie"
AM Sauplabe berDOrgeruTen. Gle wurs
Den beitig attadirt unO muBtsn Die
6ludt erSrciicn. Ous rSau9swsrfes
Council" hattie pom Contractor ibre
gntIaiiung perlaust, mas abcr nid]t be-
radli9tist uurbe. FOISei muBts Die
9tubc beritsllen.
@bicaao, IA. Sept. - Die r9lez
tailzGlerfss2ln ocjation" bat aui'5 gteuc
bic Srgarilatiorsarbeit unter Den Ser
fGuIern bier auf9snummeu unO beabz
fidtis., bic 9l9itation iijr flrSsre Cir
beitsfunben unO SOnnt0g8rube ueu 5u
bslebcn, in ,uslber Der 2OtaluerbanO
pom gtatioualrsrcin fiaan;ieu uno
moraliid un.crliibt iucrOcn ioQ. Sez
tanntlit maiien in Chicago bic @Ierfs
audi Sonnta9S lrbettcn.
New geOf'rb. MaN., IA. Sept.
-giue 9Oniersr5 ;plldsa Ocn 6abrit5,
i6asnIciltcrn uno ben Scrtrctern Der
ySpinner Union" bat ituttseiunben.
Buiitipes lber Nie GrsebniIe OericIben
lit nod nidt b;faunt, oodl permutbct
man alstmein, SAP Den Spinneru Sor.
idlGge Der 6atrltantsn uptcrbrsitst werz
Nru inlItpu