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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
COLLEGES WLL suFFER.

Many Institutions OF Learning EmbaT-
raised by Declarations Of Charles II.
ChaFnley.
CHICAGO, Sept. Charles NJ. Charm
ley, who is alleged to have embezzled
at least $4,000 from the treasury OF
the Presbyterian board for aid Of col
leges, is still at large, but, although
the officials of the American Security
Co. will not admit the fact, they do not
deny that ne is where they can find
him at any time they want him. Many
Presbyterian colleges and academies
are partly dependent upon the board
for aid. Fear is expressed that some OF
them viii be seriously embarrassed.
Following are the colleges and scad-
emies affected by the defalcations:
Bellevue, Neb.; Hastings, Neb.;
Highland, Kan; Oswcgo, (for women,
Kan; Lewis, Wichita, Kan.
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- e. Il 10.

Kansas CITY, No, Sept g.-Ralpk
Z. SimmeFmaa, who eloped with the
granddaughter Of George Holmes last
week. got his vile, and he didn't have
20 60 e law for her, either While
her grandfather was downtown yes
terdag, sirs Simmefmsn. Ehe had
been kept 3 virtual prisoner in her
home, got Der hat ana told her
nather that she was going to ner hus
baEa. Iaea Size walked determine y
across re a.isg 20 the listle e,t-He5
g73sese s'mniersase aid his mollsz
Ave i'e eegass lsft II - louis Us
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
ALLEeEp INSURANCE PooL.

Attorney General Crow Brings Proceed
ings Against TWenty-six Missouri Com
panies.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Sept. 7.-Attor-
ney-General Crow began quo warranto
proceedings in the supreme court yes
terday against the Aetna Insurance
Co., the British American Assurance
Co., the CALIFORNIAN Insurance Co. and
% other companies. The petition
charges that all of the corporations
unlawfully abused their franchises as
fire insurance companies authorized to
do business under the laws of the state,
by creating and becoming parties
to a pooling trust, to regu-
late and tx the price or premium to
be paid for insuring property in Kan
sas City against loss or damage by
fire, lightning and storm and to main
tain and control the price. For these
reasons he asks that the corporations
be excluded from all corporate rights
and privileges under the laws of the
state.
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TAKE IT STRAIGHT.
Colorado Democrats decide in state Co
vantInn tn Go n Alma.

Colorado Democrats Decide In State Con-
ventlon to Go II Alone.
DENVER, Col, Sept, T-Fhe demo
Gratis yesterday decided that hereafter
there shall be no more fusion by that
party with my other After a very
heated session John A. Gordon, of Las
Animas county, a straight democrat,
was nominated for supreme court
justice by decisive vote of 23S to 1G7.
Efforts were made to secure the in
dorsement Of the silver republican
candidate, Judge Hayt, and the popu-
list candidate. Judge Gabbert, but the
anti-fusionists triumphed. Only Judge
Gabberts name was placed in competi.
tion With that Of Judge Gordon, with
the result above noted.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
MANY KILLED
NiHo-Glycerine CreS-as Havoc at
Cygnek o.
THE TOWN ALMOST DESTROYED
SIX Persons Whose Names Are known Are
Dead, ami others Whoss NAMES Are
untRoWn-CIOsIBg 10 on Eeutg0Ft
KILLED BY Mas--.to's Bite.

CYGSET, O., Sept 8-A terrible eS.
plosion Of nitro-giy eerine occurred
here yesterday afternoon which re-
suited in the death Of six persons
whose names are known, and others ct
present unknown. The explosion 0c-
CURED at Grant well, at the rear Of the
National Supply Co.'S office building
in the village limits This well had
just been shot by Samuel Barber, the
shooter for the Ohio & Indiana
Torpedo Co. The well was
',gasser,n and when the l2o quarts
Of glycerine let down into the well
exploded, the gas ignited and with
a terrible roar the flames shot high
above the derrick. AS soon as the
drillers saw the flames, several
climbed into the derrick to shut OF
the gas, but they had hardly gotten
there when there was a terrific exc
plosion. The National supply
Co.'S building was completely de-
molished and nothing remains
but big hole where the wagons
stood. There Is not a whole pane of
glass in any window in the town, and
every house and store was shaken to
its foundation. There was awful OK
element over the affair, and all the
remaining population Of the town
rushed to the scene. Who the men are
who were in the derrick and who were
killed cannot be learned now, owing
to the excitement Many bystanders
were wounded.
CLOSING IN on i.EUrGERr.
CncAGO, Sept g Two strong points
were scored by the prosecution in the
Leutgert trial yesterday, and unless
the defense is able to impeach the
testimony of the witnesses, their evil.
denee is likely to have considerable
weight with the jury. The two witt.
nesses were Nicholas FabeT, who testi-
fed that on the night Of May he saw
Leutgert and his wife enter the sau-
sage factory, and Charles Hengst who
/ swore that on the night of May ! he
passed the factory and heard a cry
! from within as if some one were in pain
A mosquitoes BITE FATAL,
POMONA, Cal, Sept s-David Pearce,
o ranchman near San Gabriel, was
cleaning an irrigating ditch last week
and was frequently stuBg by mosque
toes. A sting back Of his left ear irris
tated him more than all ;he others.
Next day it became somewhat painful
and on the following day the pain in
creased. Yesterday he became uncon-
scious. His head has swollen and the
back of his neck is much enlarged
/ His recovery is declared impossible.
1t is believed that the musquito must
have come from the malarial spots in
the ditch
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
'ALTGELD ON LABOR PROBLEMS

The Ex-Governor Advocates Government
OWneFshIp-GFeat Crisis Approaching.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7,-BefOre a
throng Of eager listeners, composed
mostly of laboring men, ex-Gov. John
P. Altgeld, of Illinois, yesterday de-
livered an address that attracted great
attention. His subject was "Muni-
cipal and Government Ownership and
Government by Injunction" He ia
vored government ownership of the
great monopolies as the solution of
the present problems. lie reviewed
the present miners strike and advo-
Gated government ownership of the
mines as a remedy. The subject Of IN
functions figured eonspicuOusly ia the
address. Gov. Altgeld favored radical
measures being taken with federal
Judges. He declared that the people
were face to face with a great crisis.
that the public was in great peril, and
that desperate remedies were needed
to preserve free American institutions.
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DEATH ANo DESTRUCTION.

gxplssiOE ia an Electric Plant EsIIs Two
ChIidren and iugur0s Others.
MoEgoVs ILL., Sept LA terrible ex-
plosion occurred here sunday evening.
Tbs electric light plantowned By Dyer
Bros. 4 Co. valued AZ Sls,e0o, vas COM
pletely demolished BY the bursting Of
the eoiier from some unknown cause.
zfyogiriss aged fge- aud nine years,
we're killed outright and Two boys
aged se1s aa6 twelve. we're seriously
bart They arctic children Of s!ose
BgeFs Three Of 5r Mosehell's IAN
~ anl- lIsenF others rsFs slightly hgsl
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woRLp,s eRAlN sToaAeE
c. wood Davis, tho Slailstlolan, PFediciH
Materially BIrkss Prices.

G. Wood Davis, tho SlaiIstlcian, Predicts
Materially BIsksF Prices.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept &C. Wood
Davis, the state ststistician, made his
first estimate yesterday Of the grain
condition Of the present year Re finds
that the shortage throughout the
world is greater than tn any year since
1881. In the meantime, more than 9G,-
600. 900 new mouths have been opened
among the bread-esting races Of EHro-
pean lineage. and these new mouths
require about $50. uV55Oo9 bushels Of
wheat and rye. The most liberal este
mate Of the wheat crop from data noB
available shows a product Of less than
that Of last year in the measure Of f59.-
C0o.0 bushels. on -is basis Mr.
Davis predicts that wheat and other
grain will Advance materially il Frics
before the end Of the year. and Ea
urges wheat-growers to take adYs1iag
Of the sftuatioa
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DISTRESS IN RUSSIA.
Drought Has Worked Ruin aud DestitutIO
is Threh tened,

Drought has Worked Ruin and DestitutiOn
is Threh tened,
ST, PETERsBUBG. Sept THE news
papers are full of1etters from the prov
inces of lula, Moscow and Kursk
telling of the widespread distress
caused by the drought The ground is
SO dry that it is impossible to SOW win
ter wheat, the trees and grass are with
ering and the stock is feeding entirely
on dry fodder, which is scarce. There
have been numerous forests and peat
bog fires in the province of Kursl1, and
the peasants are begging the govern
ment to distribute seed and so enable
them to resow their fields, Other
provinces are threatened with similar
distress
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49, neatha nt q rrnssInr.

READING, Pa, Sept. s.-A Philadel-
phia & Reading engine crashed into 4
wagon at grade crossing at Frush
valley aud three lives were lost. The
dead are: Evan Miester, aged 10; War.
rem Faust. ten; Leon Faust, seven. All
were instantly killed. The boys were
the sons Of Allen Faust, a miller al
Berkeley, and Miester, who was in his
employ, was driving them in a covered
wagon, with load Of -four.
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TO soARE HER FAMILY.
EOung Girl Disappears Just to SEQ How
TE.r E7,Itr- Ercr.T7 90

Young Girl Disappears Just to SEQ How
Her Folks Would Act.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. CLARA
Moran, the i0-year-old daughter Of
John Moran, who was believed to have
committed suicide from the fact that
she had been missing Tor two days,
aud left letter for her mother and
sister, in which she said she would
drown herself, has been fognd- Tbs
girl says she has not been out Of the
house since her disappearance, but has
been hiding in the cellar to create q
scare in the family, just to see how
badly her mother and sisters would
take on If she had really killed herself
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Firht with a Wildcat.

While hunting on Bee creek, near
Caney, Tom Morris and Fred Allen,
youths, came upon a catamount. The
boys shot at it, but the shots only en-
ragged the cat and it jumped on Allen,
tearing all the clothes from his body
and shook him as a terrier would a
rat At this moment Morris got in a
shot over the animals heart which
brought it down. Allen is badly
lacerated, but will recover.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
RUSSIA IN CONTROL.
She Has Bound livery Other European
Power by Treaties.

Power by Treaties.
LONDON, Sept. Public attention
still eenters in the dual alliance,
though it has been interrupted by the
shoutings OF Emperor William. of Ger
many, England remains apathetic, in
spite of the fact that the center Of
gravity Of European affairs has been
shiftefi to St Petersburg, Comment
ing upon the political situation. the
Spectator remarks;
The closer We look into the details Of the ar
Fangements binding Europe the clearer it be-
comes that no one Of the various powers caa
move without Russia. IN sons way or other,
every power except Russia is bound. either by
express agreemeat OF by her Interests. not %
alter the status quo
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
IN IIft A0.0ao 1Iortrnres.

State Bank Commissioner Breiden-
thai is enthusiastic over the general
business prospects throughout the
state. He says the state and private
banks are actually refusing deposits
for lack Of vault protection. He is
certain that at least 10000 mortgages,
aggregating more than s32, 200,
will be paid in Kansas before January
newt
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
THE COMMissION RIOICULED.

W, J, Bryan Says Other Nations VIII DO
Nothing for Silver Until Scared IGtO It.
DENIsOS, Ia, Sept Hon. William
j. Bryan spoke here Saturday to two
large and enthusiastic audiences. Mr.
Bryan said the silver question was the
great issue of the campaign in Ohio and
Iowa He ridiculed the monetary com
mission sent out by Mckinley,
and said other nations would do
nothing unless scared into it by
gains by the silver party this
fall He also said that the present
system of national taxation was I'M
just lie favored the removal of all
international revenue taxes and tariff
taxes, and the substitution of the in
come tax. lie said the income tax had
been constitutional for 100 years, and
had been so until one judge changed
his mind.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
WIN BE nueen for One Week.

Mrs. C. S. Sutton, of Topeka, will be
queen Of Topeka's annual festival Sep
TENDER % TO October 2. The queen
will have a court, composed Of "a ladies
and gentlemen. On the evening Of
the 5Oth a floral ball will be given, at
which the costuming will be in the
10th century style.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
MEAT INSPECTORS WANTED.
Not Enough Mon to Keep Up With Foreign
Demand for American Meat.

Not Enough Mon TO Keep Up With EoEelEn
Demand for American Meat.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE agTicul-
tural department is finding difficulty
in supplying the demand from the live
stock centers for inspectors required
to examine the dressed meats for for
eign shipments. There has recently
been a very pronounced improvement
in the European market for American
meats, which the law requires shall be
inspected before it is shipped, and as a
consequence inspectors are called for
from Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City,
Omaha and other western points.
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NEGROES TO CONFER.
Manifest Determination to stop Lyncblngs
Ga the South.


FoRT WORTH Tex, Sept There IS
such a manifest determination in SC
many communities to make an end to
the criminal assaults by negroes on
white women and girls, even if 1t calls
for the determination of the race in
this state, that it is very refreshing to
find that some negroes at least apPre-
eiate the fact that the way to stop
iynchiBg is to stop the foul crimes
which provoke them With this OBJ
Jet in view a state convention OF prom
inent members of the race will be held
to take action in the matter.
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Kansas aIrls Is LucIr Farmera.

Several Wellington girls who took
claims in the Cherokee strip when it
opened have been rewarded for their
pluck. Miss Minnie Bell has 1850
bushels Of wheat this year from her
claim near Blackwell, and Miss Laura
Klein has !, 600 from her claim in the
same vicinity.
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stirring % religious Circles.

During a recent big camp meeting at
Sterling Rev. J. w. Crouch created
daily sensations by his outeries against
popular church fads. OF the church
fair and sociable he said: The idea OF
filing q mans stomach In order to
fitch few dimes from him is ridicu-
lOus, And the church that follows the
practice viii go into bankruptcy,
star7e the pastor, grieye the Holy
Ghost and never have any influence
for rood.n
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Al AntI-Dlgorce LaWEer.

Winfield Freeman. a leading attor-
ney and prominent church worker Of
Kansas City, Kan, will not accept any
divorce cases unless of an unusual
nature. He says our divorce laws are
q farce, and IS bold to proclaim that a
man or woman is never any account
after they are divorced.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
WAaER CAUsEs 4 DEATH.

Boy Drinks q FLASK Of Whisky and
Imagines Himself Great Actor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-AfteF drinking
a flask Of whisky on q wager, 16-year-
old abraham Rosenthal imagined him
self a great tragediRn, and danced
about bis apartments vita big knife
in his baud IL his theatrical frenzy
Rosenthal plunged the weapon twice
into his left breast inAiSung wounds
from which be diel
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10

Mexico. no. Sept The Wabash
fast mali was wrecked near FoHsteil
station, eolidiRg with a bull The
engiEs. mail. baggage and express
ears were ditehed. An unknown
Tramp riding blind baggage, was
killed. The engineer, Johh Eagan, o.
H0beflv, and Fireman Grsasey. q St
Louis, were badlz scal6ed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
IL Was 8 Cool Ancnst.

Chancellor Shows latest weather re-
port shows that last month was the
coolest August on record. The rain
fall was 800 inches, or 1.52 below the
august average. The total rainfall so
far for 1897 has been 1914 inches, being
eos inches below the average for 20
Eears mast.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
oHlNAMAN AS A cYcusT.
Foo Lee. OF Niles, Mieh., Wins a Bicycle
Context from Fast IFheelmen.

DonLeaF rom East y neeInenl
NILES, Mich, Sept. Foo Lee, g
laundryman here, was persuaded 10
buy a bicycle aud in a few weeks was
able to ride as well as anyone. lie ae-
companied American boys on long
spins. At a tournament recently he
entered in one of the events. In the
race were entered some fast riders, but
they were not in itwith the Chinaman,
as he beat them handily. The sports
are trying to induce him to give up
the laundry business and devote HIM
self to racing.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10

A Topeka dispatch said Attorney
General Boyle was terrifying himself
with data preparatory to going alter
the railroads again. This time It VIII
be to compel 2 reduction OF rates on
grain, and slr. Boyle viii proceed very
much in the way be did in the live
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
LATEST FROM KANSAS.
Nc Money to Pay solons.

In view Of the agitation for an extra
session Of the legislature, the state
treasurer announces that there is no
money available to pay for an extra
session. The general finances Of the
state are in fine shape, but the general
revenue fund contains only SiS9,000
while the cost Of running the state is
about $4,000 a month. The amount
on hand would run the state only two
months, and the taxes for 1897 are not
due for four months.
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pYINe 81 HUNDREDS.
Spanish Soldiers Rapidly Falling Victims 60
Eplden.le nIseases.

Epidemic Diseases.
HAVANA, sept During the month
Of August 800 persons died in Guinas
from epidemic diseases. The mortality
is due to yellow fever, malaria and
dyseRteFy. It is estimated that 81 out
Of every LOCO sick soldiers In the nos
pitfalls throughout the island die, It's
stated that from 20 to % deaths occur
on each Of the steamers which carry
sick aud disabled troops from Cuba to
Uuos-
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~ 1910 Cattle -.

Following the discovery that large
number of fever-iniected cattle had
been Struggled into southern Kansas
counties from the territory, the state
live stock board viii make a number
Of arrests OF owners who are guilty Of
violating the law.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10

Miss 3 +, Gritt7naear OF BToosviises
q gesas old. writcs State Sas-ss-
intsBdent StEgkeF ihat she has ia-aie
prep1rl sielS u t7se a. IN aazsne d
as6f50 81 s-IiYs 81 , t.ie end Is Y.sH
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8-"Young
Grifro, of Australia and Charley ne
Beeger. Of tins cry. mat 81 Athens.
Pa. last night IN 15.ronad contest
which vas decided Q draw although Q
majority II the 7.oe5 spectators ns.
lieFed MglzeeVeF had e s--ds tEs aest
~ the contest
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Co. Thnt Wm cause Rerrst.

The old political, personal and army
friends Of Capt. j. b. johnson, OF To
peka, learn with sorrow that his health
is in very precariOus condition. He
recently made a trip to Mackinac,
Mich, with q view of lettering his
condition, but returned worse.
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4 Justlee IN ImprIson for Contempt.

- uH8L-Ng IAN A-34AAoV- AvA NrMAeAuHts
In Shawnee county Judge G. A.
Huron refused to testify before a JUS
tice regarding the De Boissiere estate
in Franklin county, The justice com
mitted him for contempt and Huron
appealed to the district judge, who
sustained the Justice.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10

DEsvEB, Col, sept. w ord reached
here that fee posse that had takes ;lse
trail 81 tla 5uit passenger sfZin a1ie.
ups nad espinfsa tic men So shat IS
sn0aG IS hf eEssfes csHaiE
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10 can q PopaIist Conference.

The popnlist state executive com
mittee viii meet in Topeka September
t4to take action toward calling a ma
tioHat conference Of party leaders to
agree upon a line Of policy for the
next national campaign.
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Tand - for Itgsll Mnnv Times.

Reece & Downey, who own 125 acres
in apple trees east Of Atehison, have
for three years in succession sold their
apples at an average price Of Sl2O per
acre each year. The land in that
vicinity is worth $40 an acre, and the
firm has therefore realized nine times
the value Of the land during the three
years
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FILTERED Hater Tor Kansas City, Kan.
The water company of Kansas City,
Kan, is about TO make an experiment
that will be watched with much inter
est. 1t is TO establish a fltering plant
in connection with the big reservoirs
and pumping station at Quindaro for
the purpose of fltering the whole
water supply for the city.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-09-10
Holding Apples for Higher Prices

One dealer from Kansas City has re-
sently bought 1900 barrels Of apples
ia the vicinity Of AtehisOn, which viii
BE pat in cold storage and held for
higher prices.
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MONTEREY. CAL Sept. s.-IweGty.
six GeFnan Families from the east
who viii form the nucleus Of the Ger.
nan ealoay which is to Be established
~ Non sersy county vii arrive here
soon. They viii settle Ga i ,e0o esres
6 land between this place snd salins.
near the Claus Spreekelssuga. factory
assd Esili cultivate sUgsT beets.
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grover clevsilnG'k -1zlhil Fqsle' si-ls.
THEs1oS Il. j.. Sept z-Ihs Ner-
Ger ce8nty bosed of assessors Fst yes
tsriav Ez-Rfesiaeut Cleveland. VIA
lives II Prineeton. made rs reisrs 81
30 6 real estate arr F1z9 81
Dsrsa7sa property
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serIous OutI9ok In ireland.

LONDON. Sept. S.-SpeciaI inquiries
throughout Ireland fully cOrroborate
the alarming predictions eabled sat
uraay Of the failure Of the harvest
and a consequent impending famine.
Cries Of warning to the government
are rising in a creseendo scale from ali
parts of Ireland. They are not con
fined, IS in former years Of distress, te
the congested districts on the western
seaboard.
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BrIgsh Trades Unions Want Eight Hours

BrI9eh Trades Unions Want Elght Hours
BIgMNGHAM, Eng, Sept. s.-The
trades union congress passed z resolu.
ton in favor of the hours Of labor be
ing limited to eight per day in all
trades aud occupations IL the United
Kingdom, and Instructed the paFlis.
mentary committee to draft bill on
the lines Of the resolution, with the
view OF getting it passed by Pariia-
ment and made the law Of the country.
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Frederick Eissnhaft. Is years old &
sssalthS farmer living ef eessstoas
ch., ard Katie NanEmall, Is ssars
old, aei2hbors eEAgl -srf sEs ssa4E