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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
Nerbeereuoe @alSbrduSe.

9ancouper. q. g., Is. Muguit.
@albbrGnbe 1pitben in fur@tbarer
in @riti79 Columbia. Nep
meit<M miter ut bon GIammest umsez
ben. unb ha bic Geuertpebr mi@t auf
allen puntten 81 glei&er !3eit fem
tann, 10 befir@kt man, bab Elm 9beil
Der Stabt aerft1rt tperben &pirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
Menette Na@rt@ten.
Der 9treif teenoet.

Gleptlanh, %. Mug. Die tretz
fe1ben Qeute Der Bro>pn 9otttina
morfs baben 6d&loHen, bic Mrbeit
,pieber auf3unebmen unb oer @trett,,
tpelher 10 niele Rratpaue unb Rampfe
aur sFoIae bate, 1T beenbet.
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Gin N~ad)tolSsr fur Nsfe 4u,itb .
u,,nr 81 mnH Ok

YIN V0@toIOsT VWe 0Ie WIN .
Bu33arns 9 ah MaT., Is.
Mue. prdfbtnt @lepeGunb tiinbist
an, hab st @ouperneur Daptb R.
Graneis bon MiHnuri an SteQe Dol,
9ote Smith, tpel&er rtIsnirte, gum
Mintiter bes Snnern ernannt tporben
1T.
Der @rnannte mtrb tpabri@einli4
am l. September fem Mmt antreten,
ba an bieiem Sage biz @eiisnation
bon 9ott Smttb in Rraft tritt.
Der Ridtritt 3ote Smiths 1T
ri@t iherrai@enb, ba 9err Smitb.
troB ptrf6nli4er tatirrtr 8eoitbunsen
gu prdfibent @ltbelanb, bas 9idet btr
@bica9oer: Contention unterftiBen gu
tponen ertldrt 9atte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
9aS Caarenpaar In @tet,

Mien, 80. dug. Ser Scatter unb
bic Raifertn bon RuBlanb itno bier
einsetroHen. Die Maieftdten tpurben
am 8abnbofe pom Raiier Gran3 So
1eph, ber Raiferin @li1abetb unb elmer
Menge BON Gr59er30sen unb @r3berz
3osinnen empfansen. Cine grobe
Woltsmense befanb ii& in oer Nabe
Der Station.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03

Die Ratabelen unterwetteu FM.
2onbon n. 26. Mueuit. Cine De-
peide an bic r@entral Metps" melbet
aus 8ulutpapa, bab bic bauptfG@lt@z
item 9Guptlinge Der Matabelu. fi@4 ben
@nglGnherr <rgebtn baben, anb man
9lar6t, bab bamit Der Rries fetn Gn=
be errei4t 9at.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
Mnsree sebrt 3urad.

9romS, Nortpe9en, Is. Musuft.
Mnbret 1T an 9orb btr
.Wirso" bon Danes Sslanb bier an=
setommtn; Ct fiat a,lstnf&eintt& ben
@eriu@, NIT fttnem 8alluu Ben Norbz
pol gu trretden, fir btsies Sabr auf=
aeaeben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
ua1eSnaer Stes ater DE aavsea

U1S0e6Itf0et Bte0 Nbee DC 3utSeh.
RontantinopeL 81. Mus.
Bon Der Snjel Rreta tommt bic Na@>
ri9t, bab eine S@aar BON 1000 9ars
ten in ben Bergen IN Der NGbe Dol,
Seratlion bon ben Gbriften sei@lasea
tporben finb. sic p~erloren 80 9obte
unb AZ 0ertpunbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03
8ol>dntubr.

4 Rem Dort, %. Dug. Die Cobb
rebmen INNER srObere Der
bdltmiKe an unb mad @nii@t ber aus
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-03

baS Nieberbrennen ber ameritanii@en
Mtfionsanftalten In Gbarput unb
Marai& @@abeneriab leifte, ni4t ous
friebenfel1enb iei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
2ln0eblid,c Sat-; Ter. &riNS.

Berlin, 80. SUM-. Mbermals
tau6t in ben Gprrtboren bes Rei9sz
tags gsbdubes bass @eriht bon benz
balbi9en @idtritte bes Ret@stan3lerS
STIR ten BON 9pbenlobe auf unb Rei@sz
ta9smttslteber, mel4e gu ben inneren
&rei1en beg &ei9stan3lers 9ebDren,
berii8erten; es lei abiolut gepib, bab
berielbe in tur3er 3eit feline @ntlahu ng
nebmen merbe. sic ainden 1elbt 10
meit gu bebaupten, Der &an3ler tparte
nur bic Mnnabme Der @ipilgeieBborlaz
&c ab, tporauf er benz &atier ietn @ntz
(af ungseeiu@ einret@en tperbe. @raf
pbtlipp gu @ulenburg, Der beuti DE
8oti@after in Wten, Elm Treunb beg
&atiers, Shirt Surfenberg unb 5urit
BON 9abfelbt gu 8a@enberg tperben
als bic m0gli@en Na9folger %genannt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
Ncucr g ourerucur bon Rreta.

6 onftantinopel. 80. Suni~
@eorgi 8eropttf&, Giirit bon @amos,
1T an Stel1e bes Mobamebaners Mb<
bu0ab Pai@a gum @ouperneur bon
Rreta ernunnt porben. Die Snfel
@omos 1T autonpm, obpobl lie Der
tIrtii&en @egieruns einen Sribut
5ablt. unb @eorgt 8eromit19 1T @briit.
Dte Mbberufung bon G%aratbeoborp
pai4a, bes friberen 4riftliden @ouz
berneurs bon &reta II. bic @rnennung
beg Mobamebaners Mbounob Ya59a,
tpel@er an ben Mebeleten in Mrmenien
betbeiligt mar, an ietner @tel1e, bate
bic unter ber Mf@e 9limmenbe l1n3u=
frieoenbett ber Gbriften uuf &reta 3ur
5lamme angefa@t unb ben leBten Muf=
itano our Gol9e 9ebubt, pelher beretts
1ett mebreren Monaten berrf@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

be eineetroHen. Die @sieqi&aft gal
benz ebrliden Ginoer cine 8elobnun!
Don $25. S~ebenfalls mar bas MIDI
aerabe a1au liberal.
- Man 19reibt aus New Oprt
Das @eriidt lit NIT Mnna @oulb uni
ibrem @rafen se19Gfttg. Gs min mil:
len, baB ii9 bic @rGfn @aiteQan uni
ibr franaDIider @atte in @elonotl
befnben unb bab r8ruber George" &C.
beten purbe bic GamilienbDrie gu on:
men. Dte1es @erii9t nirb baourd
unteriibt, baB Senri Gadaro, Elm mi
Der pari5er Tilialc BET Tirn1a eouoer'
Bros. in @erbinouns itebenber @opo:
tat bier ANN: ienb 1T. Gs beibt. es le
Der Ginon3 Mpgeianote osr @rdfn
MuBerbem 1pQ in parts 5olgenDes
lber bic Mnselegenbeiten Der 9oulos
perlauten: 0as 0ermDgen Der Sratlr
lieat in Mmerita feit unb tie er5alt nur
bas @intommen bef1elben. Dies muir
be qeniieen, tpenn ber @raf nt9t noble
pa{iionen bGtte. Seine Satin bat
bic @erfiigung iiber bic @eloer uno
peiB @iniges iber Spar1amteit uno
bGnat inn ben 8robtorb bod. Sn
Golge bei1en traf tbr abeliger @atte Elm
Ibtommen nit ben &rdmern. .Dteie
beredneten Der @rGf i'm boppelte prei1e
fir MQes, mas lie ibr pertauften uno
gaben benz 9errn @emabl so procent
bon ben ibermdBigen Preiien. @uf
'bieie Meiie bra4te ct es fertis 1ein
@infommen gu itetgern, aber baour4
entfanb bas angeblide 9efcit in ber
&aKe bes 9ausbaltes Der grafi4 Ga
ltellanti9en 5amtlie.
- poittarten burfen nt@t als
Mabnbriefe benubt tperben. 9tefes
@erbot, oas algemein betannt fein
iolte, Man9em aber bo9 nod ni9t gu
Obren getommen gu iein i@eint, 1T
bur9 cine neuere @nt14etoung bes
APPROPRIATENESS aber bsitGtigt tporz
ben. 0erunlabt trarbe 'bie1e @nt19eiz
bune bur4 cine bon einem Collector an
cine Dame geianbte poittarte, morin
bielelbe aufgeforbert puroe, ben rid
@erpfi4tungen in 8e9ug
auf cine &e@nung na&5utommen. Sn
Der barauf be3iiglt4en, bonn 5tpeiten
,bes @eneral : poitmeiiters,
6rant Sones. abgegebenen @nti&eiz
bung mirb ge1agt, oaB auf elmer poitz
audi ni@t bic ~leiieite Drobung
ietn bari. Del "Sar<@olz
f0nne auf elmer poittarte ben
ben PlaB unb bic :3ett
fir bic 3ubluns mtttbeilen. @s t0nz
ne sSebermann cine poittarte CUR Nenz
nung zines &e9nungsbetra9es unb
3dblunsstermines benuben, aber es
biirfe teinerlei Drobung fir ben Ni4tz
be3ablungsfu1 auf "berietben ent9alten
Iein. gu Drobunsen ober Mabnunz
gen iiberbaupt, unb paren lie nod %
Ireunbli9 abgefaBt, biirften pofttarz
ten mi9t benuBt tperben, man io1te
bieielben in einem gef@loFenen 8rtefe
l4retben. Die 4oittarte foDte iiberz
baupt nur gu Gorrefponben3en &C.
brau9t tperben, bic Sebermann le1en
bari, unb Bic teine @ebeimntfe entbalz
Ten.
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Die xa0e amf CUBA.


Dariiber perlautet n~euerbings SOL
9enbes: ~Wenn man beriidlt9ttgt, bab
bic propina pinar bel @io ber 2anse
na9 bon Der Gorbilere BON @uaniguz
anico bur93osen miro uno oab BON
beren IbbGngen na9 beiben @eiten bin
aabuoi e 8ergpafer, bic bic befttsen
&eeensiKe in reiBenbe, ni@t gu bur4z
tpatenbe @trDme pertpanbeln, binabz
i~tiraen, 10 tpirb man it@ elm unsefab>
res Bib bon ben S9m~ierigteiten maz
den t0nnen, morauf bic Nbtbeilungen,
bic NIT ber @erfols ung Maceo's BE-
traut finb, iebt itoBen. sic tommer
NIT etnem Wort ni9t portpdrts unb
1eben iid in ibren 8etpesungen b0Qtg
geldbmt. Inter iol9en l1mitdnben
pGre es am @nbe ri9tiger, an itatt bier
einen ausii9tsloien &ompf gegen bic
@lemeate unb bic natiirli4e Bei&afz
fenbeit .bes @el6nbes fort3uieben, nit
ben Sruppen pdbrenb bieier notbgez
brungen etntretenben pau1e 9epiRe
&litenpuntte gu beieBen, bic BON ber
Glotte nt9t geniigenb gebedt perben
t0nnen, unb 10 peni9itens bas 2anben
peiterer @rpebtttonen gu perbinbern:
Sc mebr nan bapon iiber3eugt 1T,
baB Der Mufftanb ldn9it 3uiammen9ez
brpden tpdre, tpenn ct nt6t bon auben
INNER mieber neue Mabrung empfanz
gen bdtte, >um 10 etnleu9tenber muB
bie1er Ylan er1heinen. SIM Often bat
man al19 tbatid9li@ NIT 1einer @usz
fiibrung begonnen. Sort liegt in Der
NGbe bon 8aracpa bic Marubtbu4t,
bic bon ben Muftdn6t1@en gu elmer
Dirt EXPERIMENTATION fir 3ablrei4e
@rpebttionen gemadt mar. @egen lie
rt4tete 1t4 bie1er Sage auf @eranlalz
flung bes @eneral1 tabes cine grobere
unternebmung bes Generals 2tnares.
Sn brei bonn &reu5er Sorge Suan UNI
teritiibten &anonenbooten unb elmer
S9aluppe purben bic 8atai1one 2eon
unb Salapera NIT @uert1as unb
8ergarttlerte bortbin gei4aft.
Inter benz Teuer bes Teinbes nurbe
am Morgen >bes 2. bic 2anbung be-
pertiteQist, bic @egenb bon ben Mufz
itGnbi19en 9e1Gubert unD cine bic
gar3e 8u9t beberr1 4enbe @tellung Be-
3ogen, bic tpeitere Musi4iHungsber1 u
DE an bic ct @telle unm0gli4 MAIDEN
piirfte. @iellei9t lit bic @inri9tung
eines iol@en 8iiitenpa@tbienites CUR
;3eit AUDI i'm Weiten melt niiblider,
als cine ni9t burdfibrbare @erfolz
9ung beg Gttubes bur4 bic S4lu@ten
Der 8erge, nobel man @efabr lduft,
bon allen 8%erbinbungen abge14nitten
gu perben.
@elbitber{tGnbli9 bentt bic @egiez
rung in Mabrib ni4t baran, ber 4ufz
forberuus GINGER 8eri4terftatter SOL
&c gu ltiiten unb bereits iebt tpeitere
$4,000 Mann biniiber gu fenben.
Menn Wepler aud berarttge Sele=
eramme bur@ldBt, 70 bat ct ielbit bod
feinen Nntrae in 'bieier Ri@tun9 gez
fte0t, unb nur etnem b%rtngenben Ser
lan9en 1einer5eits piirbe man Dor Be-
enbieung ber neutrality-suspicious.
&egen3ett na9tpmmen Dte Mufftdnz
fabren tn5tptf@en nit ibren
9pnamitani9ldgen segen @iienbabnz
3iige fort; BEL benz lebten uurbe elm
2ocomotibfiibrer unb Elm 9ei3er 9et0bz
tet. @enn BON einem Plan Die ,@ebe
1ein fann, 10 tann es nur ber iein, bic
9eereslettun9 gu nDtbigen, bic @arntz
3onen i'm Snnern bermittelit &aratpaz
men gu Der ropianttren, bic unterpegs,
penn bic 1mftdnbe giinitig iinb, iiberz
fallen un6 tpenn m0gli& gepliinbsrt
perben f0nnen."
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transportiren. Na4 Der Ridtebr bes
8ai5ers purben bic Gpnnen na4 Der
8rauerei transportirt.
Warum bieIe Sonnenparaoe9 Wtelz
lei9t UNI 'beim 8atier bic 8or1teQung
b%erporaurufen, bab es 8ier in 9iQe
unb file aeaeben batte9
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st. *outS.

Dor 8lab's 8rauerei in 81 10 a u
Tee per{u9te {i@ Der ~32idbrige 9ugo
RauHer 6als unb 9anogelenf gu
burd5dneiben. Gr tpuroe in's So
Ipital gebra&t. &auHer mar crit
turali4 einaetpanbert unb tonnte teine
Wrbeit fnben. Ct 1T perbeiratbet.
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@arttbcri1te.
Chicago.

W%interpei3en $751;; Sommerpei<
3en $685.; @oggen $780,; @erite
22-32;'6afer 15-19; Corn 27-28;
Rleie 6.5O-6.75; &leei amen $50
$50; Simotbp1amen 2.25-2.95;
Tla&s 1870; 9eu 4.0O-11.50;
Butter, Creamery 10-15; Butter,
Dairp 9-12; @tiere 3.50-4.60;
&lbe 2.65- $50; @toders $50
-3.85; &Glber 3.00-5.25; @4meiz
ne 3.O5-3.45; S@afe 2.50-3.75;
2dmmer 4.OO-5.OO; 9iibner 8-12;
Surtep 70; @nten 80; @dn1t
per DBb. 3.O0-5.00; 3ptebeln pei
SAB LOO; Mepfel per SAB 1.50-3.5O;
Meue &artoFeln per 8uibel 25-35;
Bobnen 1885,; @ier 1O-11; Sale
2 3; @btsteb 1.22; &d1e, Cream
IS; &die, S4mei3er 1O-l3.
M%tl,paufee.
Wei3en $780,; Rog9en 1913;
@erite $780,; 9afer $780,; Gorr
81; Mebl, patent per SAB 3.55-3.75:
Simotbp{amen 2.4O-3.0O; &1eeiamer
6.75-7.5O; Gla&s 70; Simotppber
$50 11.00; Pratriebeu 5.00-9.5O
Butter, Creamery 12-15; Butter
Datrp 8-13; &Gfe, Cream IS:
&G1e, @9mei3er 12-13; RartoHelr
1916; @ier 80; 9opfen 5-8
@ttere 3.25-3.75; Ribe 1.25-3.25,
@toders unb 6eebers 2.50-3.60:
@@meine 2.90-3.25; S4afe $50
1926; 2dmmer 4.00-4.75.
Mimmcapolis & ct. Raul.
Mei3en So 81; @o9een 27-28:
@erlte 1921; 9afer 15-16; Corr
Dps; Jla9s 73-74; rpatent'
Mebl 2.45-3.5O; &leie 4.50-7.25
@ilbes 9eu 3.50-6.50; Butter, @rea:
merp 1O-14; Butter, Datrp 8-12
Gter IS.
ct. *ouiS.
@tiere 2.50-4.25; &ibe ZOO
$50; @toders unb 5eebers $50
$50; @6peine 3.00-3.35; @4af
3.OO-3.8O;. 2dmmer 4.00-5.25
Wei3en $780,; Corn Is; Rpggen "a
9afer 76; 6la4s 70.
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Gt1 eDrlt9er n EN- lelUtlln!'y>
, aer 8ote 1pielen cine @ol1e in ber fol-
aenben tleinen aus Sem Dort gez
, melbeten @e19i9te. Der e6rlt4e 30
te 1T So1epb Miner, Elm ~MeH engerz
8op." ST fanb Dor Elm paar Sagen
! Na9mittags an ber @de Der Gortlanbt
unb Gbur& ctr. Elm @oupert, 'bas an
19einenb @elb entbielt. Der 17idbrtz
ge 8ur19e trug es gu benz polt3t1ter
@loane unb iagte bteiem: sd bin in
@ile unb tann midi ni@t um bieie Ga
DE timmern. 9ier 1T aber iebenf aus
@elb brin, i9auen sic bana&!" De1
4oli3i1t trug bas @oupert 5ur Gburd
ctr. z@tatipn unb bort fanb Sergeant
Brennan 8 9unbert Dollarz8iqs, {
3aulenb 9o1ar : Soften unb anoeres
@elo i'm 8etrage bon $4346.75, 1opit
, We@{e(, i'm Ganaen $4,000. @tne go:
tia aab bas @elb als Depoiit BET "Nen
Wort Carbon Worts," go. 39-41
Gprtlanbt ctr. aus uno man lanott
Iofort gu benz prdiibenten bieier Sir
ma, Sobn e.. @ilper. Dieier eri@ter
unb ertldrte, 5oeben lei ber lei4tiinni9'
Glert, ber NIT benz Depoiit 3ur 8an]
oel6idt porben lei, auriidgetommen
NIT ber uneliidsbot1@aft, Ct babe oas
@elb perloren, unb tur3 barauf lei
au4 {9on bic Na4ri4t bon benz Sun:
The labor world., 1896-05-23

The ad. of Ross & Gi11on,
grocers at 610 West Superior
street (o1d Tribune building),
will be found on another page.
Mr.. Ross is a union man. Mr..
Gillon was formerly court officer
for many years. This new firm
is deserving of the patronage of
the readers of the Labor World
and their friends. Be sure you
patronize them. You will find
their line of goods frst-class and
in season.
The labor world., 1896-05-23
Like All the Rest of EN-.

Talkative De Witt Talmage,
the greatest of blatherskites,
who breaches for those who
have the most money, spoke
last Sunday about the nations
debt to God, but nothing can
induce him to say word about
the nations debt to Rothschild
and the other Shylocks.-Sil-
yer Knight.
The labor world., 1896-05-23
Have Signed the Scale.

Every employing baker in the
city has signed the union wage
Gale. The journeyn1en bak akers are
feeling jubilant over the fact and
prospects look bright to them.
This union is one of the most
thriving in Duluth.
The labor world., 1896-05-23

their hearty support and sympathy
in all Legitimate means to procure
that work, and that these resolu-
tions be spread on the records of
the assembly and a copy be sent to
the ore trim1ners' union.
J. F. MCDONALD,
J. H. BAKER,
E. J. MEAGHER,
G.. NJ. THOMAS,
Committee.
The resolutions were adopted.
Moved by Delegate Schaible,
that an advisor be appointed for
any time they may need services.
Adopted. Appointment deferred
until next meeting.
and organization committee be in
the necessity of high dues, and un-
be less than 50 cents per month.
Adopted.
Delegates to the convention we're
instructed to make an effort to Sc
cure free transportation from the
two daily newspapers, and $25 was
appropriated to defray their ex-
penses.
William E. McEwen was placed
on the organization committee.
Delegate Meagher presented an
amendment to the constitution for
it's first reading to make the election
of officers at first meetings in July
and January.
Receipts, $500; disbursements,
$500.
Adjourned.
JAMES NJ. MURRAY,
SEAL. Secretary.
The labor world., 1896-05-23
Duluth Trades Assembly.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Hunters Hall, May 22, 1896.
President G. NJ. Thomas presid-
b. S. Lapham, w. F. McFall and
H. Hanson were seated as delegates
from Meat and Pastry Cooks, Union
No. 81.
Minutes of meeting of May 8 ap-
proved as read.
Reports of unions: A. A. Iron
and Steel Workers, absent; Bakers,
good, schedule Of hours and wages
Signed by all employers; Butchers,
good; BARRIERS, fair; Coopers, no
change; Carpenters, good; Cigar
makers, fair; Electrical Workers,
very good; Horseshoers, dull;
meeting May %; ali are invited;
Plasterers, fair; Plumbers, good;
Stonecutte ers. fair; Street Car En-
ployees, good; Steamftters, dull;
Superior Trades Assembly i1nprov-
ing, Coal Handlers, reorganized;
Tailors, fair; Timers, improving;
Theatrical Stage Employees, theater
closed, boycott still in force, union
in good condition; Typographical
Union, fair; Walters, good; Wood
workers, fair; City Fire1nen, ab-
sent; Ore Trimmers, locked out;
Saw Mill Employees Union, good;
Cooks, fair.
On motion of Delegate Cobb, the
regular order of business was sus-
pended and the privilege of the
floor extended to Mr.. @. D. Moore,
who spoke for some time in the
interests Of his institution.
Reports of permanent and special
committees: Organization COM
mittee have been successful in
forming two new unions the past
week, the Cooks and Draymen.
Organizer Nichols will 60 to Clo-
quet May "a and organize TOO mill
workers.
Delegate Cobb to Chamber of
Commerce reported that that body
had taken steps to secure each Sat-
urday afternoon for half holiday
for all lllabOring classes. The Trades
Assembly fovored such move and
a committee was appointed consist
ing of Delegates Mcdowell, Mur-
ray and Thompson, to act in con-
junction with committee from the
chamber. The Chamber of Com
merce has accomplished nothing
III Ille way Ol d ScLL1culcuL u L1lC VI e
tri1nmers' and Lyceum strikes.
The committee soliciting aid for
the Theatrical Stage Employees pre-
sented the following statement, re-
porting that all money collected
was turned over to the stage en-
pl0yes:
Typographical Union..........".$20.0O
Street Railway Employees...... 11.75
TailOrs Union. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
WO0dworkers Union............... 500
Plumbers Union. 800
Walters Union. On............. 800
Carpenters Union. r1.................... 200
Total. Is
The labor world., 1896-05-23

grievance now eX1SC1ng between t11c
Ore Trimmers Union and the Mes
aba Railway had called on Mr..
Mcbride and that gentleman would
not concede one point, but admitted
that the vessels paid for ore TRIM
ming and that Duluth and Superior
were the only cities on the lakes
where union men were not en-
ployed. AS this Company is a
Rockefeller combination the COM
1nittee see no other way to settle the
grievance than by referring the
whole trouble to the International
LOngshorernen's Union, which was
done by motion from Delegate
jennings, to the effect that the
International Union be asked to
take up the matter and the Trades
Assembly draft a set of resolutions
pledging the Ore Tri1nmers it's
support.
trail Labor body, of Kansas City,
was read, declaring a boycott on
the product of the Armour Packing
Company; laid on the table for two
weeks, in order to give time to in
vestigate if the recently reported
settlement was correct.
Moved by Delegate McEwen that
call for convention at Minneapolis
be taken from the table and proceed
to elect three delegates to the con-
vention of the Minnesota State Fed
rationof Labor, to convene at Min
neapolis, Sunday, June IA. Adopted.
Delegates Meagher. Haire, Nichols,
McEwen and Murray were nomln-
ated and the first ballot resulted as
e. .. q.
McEwen, II; Haire, 13; Nichols, 10:
Delegates Meagher, Murray and
McEwen receiving the highest
number of votes cast they were de-
clared elected.
plant that Duluth 1athers go to
Superior and work at reduced
prices. After some discussion the
Complaint was referred to the griev-
ance committee. The ore trim mers
committee presented the following
resolutions:
Duluth, Minn., May ~, 1896.
To the Duluth Trades and Labor
Assembly:
Your committee to whom was
referred the matter of the ore
trimmers union beg leave to submit
this report:
From all the information your
committee could obtain from Mr..
Mcbride, vice-president of the
Duluth, Mesaba & Northern Rail-
way, is in effect that the company
owns the docks, owns the ore, owns
the most of the boats and are satis-
fed with the men now employed as
trimmers, and do not propose to
permit the organized ore trimmers
any opportunity to bid for that
work, and your committee believe
that the only way to reach these
people is through the international
Longshoremen's Association and
we beg leave to submit the follow
ing resolution:
The labor world., 1896-05-23
Total. .$5;
JAMES MCDOWELL,
7. w. NICHOLS,

OO111u1CCV0.
Dance Committee made a partial
report, giving to treasurer $4,000
with $1,000 more to collect. Com
mittee asked for more time to make
a complete report, which was
granted.
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Consul and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Rain Walker, Miss Lille
Hart, and Captain Pigman, of the
U. S. S. Bennington. The decora-
tions were in red, and proved most
pleasing to the guests. The center
piece was of red carnation and
maiden hair. In the beautiful brass
and enameled candelabras were
placed red candles with shades to
match. After the dinner the guests
repaired to the large drawing-room,
where delightful music served to
charm the ear.
Mrs. F. J. Lowrey gave an ad-
vertisement party at the Beretania
street kindergarten last evening.
About eighty people were present.
AS each one of the guests entered
the door he or she was presented
with an advertisement clipped from
some newspaper or magazine. Of
course anything that might lead to
a solution of each of these was
taken off the advertisement. The
guesses made on some of these were
somewhat amusing. Miss Jessie
R. Axtell succeeded in carrying off
the ladies' prize. With the men
the guesses resulted in a tie be-
tween Edwin Paris and w. Harris.
The latter was luckier in the mat
ter of drawing lots and secured the
prize. Refreshments were served
later. The decorations were beau
tiful and most artistically placed.
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song. Elsewhere the islands possess
fine songsters, the Omas," or oio-
mas y: ABUNDANT on four of them l. a
yeritable Patti amongst birds the
sour Common over five and once
round Honolulu, but now no more,
easily surpasses the bird so well
known as the Lsyssn canary, anu
with its bright green body aud yellow
head would make a splendid and easl-
ly fed cage bird Many other species,
if not equal to those, can at least De
heard with pleasure. Let those VINO
have not the inclination or the oppor-
tunity to seek out these, Guy canary
"a mocking bird if they wiIl-to keep
in cage, and keep it asst.
On the whole, Hawaii can hardly
be congratulated on the additions
made to her Passerine birds-four
more pernicious birds than Ice-bird,
sparrow, linnet and mynah can hardly
be conceived; the sky lark alone is
beyond reproach, and, unless grain
should ne raised in the future, it can
hardly do anything but good; more
over, being essentially bird of the
open, brushless country, IL comes into
no competition with the native spe-
cies.
To conclude, introduction of mann
mails, birds or insects, should be made
only by those who are fully capable of
judging the after effects; as is only
too well known, they may, aud some
times do, make mistakes, while those
who are incapable are extremely likely
to do serious injury.
r. C. l.. PERKINS.
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Restrictions Removed.
ReStrictiOns Removed.
The following is copy of a let
ter sent to Mrs. J. o. Dominis by
President Dole last Friday:
EXECUTIVE BUILDING, J
Honolulu, Feb. Z, 1896. I

MADAM With the advice of the
Cabinet | take pleasure in modify
ing the restrictions placed upon
your freedom at the time of your
release from confinement.
Until further notice, only the
observance on your part of the fol
lowing conditions will be required
by the Government:
Not to leave the Island of Oahu
without the consent OF the -Presi,
dent or a member of the Cabinet.
desire to express my apprecia-
ton of the good faith with which
you have observed the requirements
of a former letter.
(Signed) SANFORD B. Dole.
Mrs. LILIUoKALANI DoMINIs.
Washington Place.