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B People are in the habit of polking all;
sort aof fun at the Walking dsfegatess
hut they forget the same Idea pssEvadeS
the administrati tion ofnearly exsry par
Nv OF organizat ton that reliG nsi1uIns
beers to give force and sirens ia. sitH
Eedicts. or. that finds sit nece IT'D
maihtain discipline IN order scarrX
out its own purposes. We md 1ol-s
EloWing item, says the Pueblo G0ArieE,'
I'M one OF the great dailtes:: ss s,sass
REPRESENTATIVE Tawney, sof 1Einnas
sofa, has been selected as the Whip nlt
the Republican side OF Ethe piisss HI1is5
business viii be to arrange pait1 ~ Gee
that his republican colleaguesA NM On,
hand when they are wanted AndstaheE
sas general oversight Of legisIa4 It
10 @ position that carries e. krsatlae eaI
[of labor and anxiety, as well a6 honor
and 9lory, = d, 5 ass ..
| 81 Now we. submit that RepresentS Stive,
Tawney 10 nothing more nor le1e fhaflI=
aswalking delegate ! as the term Or;
dinarily understood In connection Nth:
Elabor organisations Or. IS pllts inI
another way, the wal king sdsle6ats an,
a#labo1 organixation is nothipa nslre
nor less than q party Nsnip :r.sy5;;
are both appointed to do the Is lisids
OF work. r . Is 5nec ta|
force the members IN the gre .reu0b-;;
[lican party: to do their. dnty IA not
throw" the party interest u HE
|critical time, hen a wal King tfess
or whip ID alsQ neeess III prs
organization iii ofder stifl en u 4jiel
1rn Cfrhnnn rf annna ~ Y
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s1E starry \ waAs I'M lte II prSD Allkt|
mail con1munic ton to the building
Trades council requesting that organ
ization to appoint q COMMITTEES to con-
fer with similar committee of the
employers council on the subject Of
hours of labor, compensation demanded
and other discussions already existing
or that may arise between employers
and employees. If such committee is
appointed by the Building Trades
council the way will be opened for dis
cussion and adjustment Of all grievan-
ces and differences by conference or
.final arbitration.
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WHAT LABOR IS DOING IN OTHER
81, CITIES OrSMlNNEsOTA. !. .s. ...S
The Plasterers of ST. Paul and Mia
neapOlis are ON strike-Ruildins
Contractors Organization II Per-
fected-Painters Win In Minneap-
olis-New Unions are Aailiating-
other Unions are Growing. tE

The ST.. Paul plasterers' union are
on strike for the enforcement of their
scale. The boss plasterers have form
ed an association and are working to-
gether in opposition to the demands OF
the men,. Es&tE<$ -,&"EIf% = s. -, g.: %1g
A month ago. through the officials Of
their union, the union plasterers nott-
fed their employees that the scale Of
50 per day was insufficient. and that
after May /, 1900, all union plasterers
would demand $3.50 per day under the
same general contract as they have
been working. During the month 0f
March a committee from the Plaster
ers'7 union visited the bosses indtvidu-
ally and learned that they were almost
one in absolute opposition to the new
scale of pay demanded. Whether or
not the workmen and employees will
have conference before a strike Is
officially inaugurated cannot bs known
until after the bosses form their organ
ization tomorrow afternoon. II Is be-.
lieved by some OF the union plasterers
that the. bosses are formihg their or
ganization for the purpose aof giving
concerted resistance to the demand for
advanced pay, while others are Of the
opinion that the bosses are bent only
upon securing concerted action in max
ing .the' best settlement possible with
the men. r., s
The labor situation in st. Paul, az It
appears from the developments con-
nected with the demands Of the plas-
fterers is stormy one. There Is not an
organized craft in st. Paul but what
has formulated demands for increase
! Of pay. dating from May l and the
/. working people were never 90 thor
oughiy organised d they are At the
present slime NJ. Il 5 "a ~ % ssEsse
4 tThe aasterers'T union is looked upon
as the keystone in tlsea archs of the loeai:
federata unions epreseIfted by the.
Building rrades' 'coGn 5F.It has %
membership of over M sSad q there are
fewer than 81 per cent ofs fsall plasterers
in the scity outside thes union. The
sscalesof per :day;; anded byt
splasterers,s ii not il cess Of that patd
them il most large teitfestof the cosu,n;;Sas
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PHI Is TIED ] ii Up.


IS ATERro April s.-The
plant of the New York Air
=Brak company ID tied up Son account
Sof Emisunde ling between the
scoinpanys and Its laborers. One thou
ssand men are out OF work. This morn
men submit ted q proposition to
lnpany asking 8 reference to,the
board OF sarbitratio The COM
lpas feplied that had nothing to ar
It ls stated that the company
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Eight Hour for Carriers.

wAsH1NGroNI April 81. Senator
Gear today Introduce an amendment
to the postoffice appropriation bill AK
Ing eight hours al the length Of work
ing day for clerAs in postoffices and
providing FOR ext1h 8 pay for additional
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ma &
The slaborer requires more @1noney to
live on than he used ito. s Through the
landlords and agents association rents
are advancing from 20 to go per cent.
The average carpenters house rent
was SO per month, now it Isl $12. It
used to take him four days at $3.50 per
day tos earn enough to pay his month s
rent t#Qf $10. Under the new scale he
has tOsw0rk four days and two hours
at 2.50s per day to pay his house rent
at $12 per month. $50 it can be readily
seen that the unions are not asking the
same proportionate increase as the
other fellows are. !. y .ss= ..s,s.@s. :
The contractors might as well grant
the eight hour day now as any other
time, and thus save all future strug-
giles along that line. The trade unions
will never cease until every working
man IN this land works under the eight
hour, system. The sooner the question
Is settled the better it will be all
around.
In 1891 the Plumbers union secured
the eight hour day at 43 cents an hour.
During the dullest times their union
was so organized that q reduction OF
wages was not attempted. Now. while
the times are improving, there is no
cause for trouble; the hours OF labor
are reasonable. the wages are fair, and
the working conditions thoroughly sat
tsfactory. Occasionally some trifiine
shop differences arise, but they are
soon settled. What is true Of the
plumbers will be true of every! other
trade. Settle the hours OF labor and
one-half the problem is solved. Then
keep your organization intact to pre-.
serve that which has already been Sc.
cured. lt, +
u is to be regretted that strikes oc-
cur, but every eight or nine hour work
day now enjoyed by labor was secured
and fought for by. good hard strike.
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LEADING TIaIN1kERs REcoGNIzEI IT
4 AS THE MOST L0 0GICA IL RELIEF. ]. is


4 shokter ! kday VIII - . l1s s.
Greater Co.'s. !,
Hsnce it 9sives Wore M lpIa
1 ssare 'ths iE.; q
eats war IL iiar ~,
&, tyorlEel h& Hest 8 les1 i d. s
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Owing to the excellent work being
done by business agent j.. b. Morrison,
Of the st. Paul Carp ntsrs' union. the
membership list continues to grow. Sir
new members were initiated at the last
meeting. Ten new apptica ations were
received for the snsxt mssting.
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There is q difference between the
journeymen7 plasterers Of Minneapolis
and the master plasterers, and the re-
suit is that none Of the craftsmen are
at work this week. A new schedule
has been prepared by the plasterers'
union. This provides for the same pay
as was allowed last year, but for a
shorter day. The contractors believe
that the schedule IN unjust, and they
do not propose to submit to it without
modification. On the other hand the
journeymen say they ask for less work
simply that their work might be done
better, for, while, an amateur can
throw any amount ,of plaster on Z wall
it takes a skilled employee to give the
work finished appearance. The con-
tractors issued an edict that no men
should 60 to work Monday, and any
contractor violating this will be fined,
which results IN q lockout. There has
been no change in the situation. the
men all remaining Arm. It, is not
known how many men are out.
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RUILDING TRADE UNIONS ssyyIhLsAsIk
! ron sHORTflEa,H Spy01lEslkII5lixY. u d.

The 4, \ @,CaFpenters'ssssc u scale gpes " Into
Eject On the First of 1 1lay-Con s.
!: atraetor.e Have Orsanised-lJaioh.
should not BE Cpnde : inneas for
Their Action IL 1his Re.pect-lI,t I
Is. Only In Line with Everytlif
81 Else. ys,stt ". X
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There are now three industrial strikes
in progress in st. Paul. The third was
declared yesterday morning when the
stone cutters in the employ of Lauer
Bros. were ordered out by the business
agent Of the Building Trades council
for the reason that the proprietors
would not discharge non-union men in
their employ: The proprietors Of the
yards told the union men who went on
strike that they would do nothing In
the way of settling the trouble until
the proposition made by the employers
council to the Building Trades council
was accepted or rejected, it being their
purpose to seek a settlement of the
difficulty through the plans pro-
posed by the employers council.
The strike Of the union leather
workers who were employed by the
P. r. l.. Hardenbergt & Co., is still II,
force. and the men are awaiting the
action of a full meeting of the Trades
and Labor assembly on the boycott
ordered by the union. The strike of
the boxmakers is still in progress, but
it was stated Thursday night there
was some chance of settling 1t through
the mediation of the Trades and Labor
assembly.
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ae 10 Really 10 iausisess aep1l
M 3 sentative g ]. ll lls
Al Seceesary a as.l' ! 81
lkeep the. Mea 6 I.inne ftslIE
critical Timesyv atl Hi
/, TIE Union WHIP II 5:sas sssas
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Some Of the unions, IN the Building
Trades council are going to make a
determined effort this year to reduce
their hours Of labor and increase their
wages somewhat. In fact the painters
are now engaged in q struggle to Sc
cure the nine hour day at q rate sof 80
cents an hour. The boss painters are
not really opposing the demands of the
men, FOR they are willing to grant
them all except the signing of the
scale. The men refuse to return to
work unless the scale Is signed; and
they cannot be blamed. Z $-s< ETH. ss
+ The bosses may be ever so willing to
grant fair wages now, but when work
Is scarce. by refusing to sign the scale,
they hold the men at their mercy, and
pay hatsoever they choose. The men,
looking forward to the dull months Of
the winter, claim that the signing Of
q contract for q year will prevent this.
The carpenters on May LIST will de-
mand IS cents an hour for an eight
hour day: The contractors have or
Eanized during the last two weeks ana
tits upd that their organization
Is created for the purpose sof opposing
the demands Of carpenters Some of
them say that the carpenters are aito-
gether too unreasonab BILE, yet in COM
parison with other cities the present
demand is lower than & the: average.
The Chicago carpenterat lceive $500 a
day for. eight hours worl and .thescost
of. living isAa great deal cheaper there
than in Duluth. 4 S. 4. f. 81
b. The lnskilled afeight handlers viii
.receiv tsz al hour this summer,
R6le unber showers receive 50
ma perhaps sixty & :sS..: I 3.s..
ssS should not the skilled carpen-
Ter Teeeive as good wage Ass tae rs
skilled laborer?
Many. people are hea remark
sgthat the demands Of the iii me
chanics III 9injure the Tor
ibuilding this season. Hut III sl.onld
not be- deceived thereby hiie The
may ask for lsSten prs enty
liner ases m Nss the sboases,
&. T.. = ] sl
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The master painters associat tion. az
" Minlneapolis Y have agreed to the scale
|of the Painters, and Decorat tors$ union.
thus averting a strike. The men get
thirty cents an hour, which is the same
price asked by the Duluth painters. 3:
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Il The Twin city aailles say that eight
scarpenters employed by: Elliot Bros
went on strike Ind Minneapolis Tuesday
morning. The men were. working un-
der the old scale and it is understood
that they: struck Tor the enforcementsof
the new scale which was to have gone
into effect on Monday last. The car-
penters. union held q meeting last
night but at the time Of going to press
no change was received. Z ..#s / e
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cami, oni jednak woleli niesc po-
moe chorym pozostali W stowarzy-
szeniu antigruzlicznem.
Telegran1y.

LoNDYN, 30go Marca. -
Lord Roberts donosi z Bloemfon-
tein, re general Clements zajaf bez
oporu miasto Fauresmith. W je-
dnej kopaln znalazf 9 funtowe
dziafo armate Martini Maxim,
oraz znaczna ilosc ukrytej amuni-
cyl.
Ludnosc W panstwie Oranje skfa-
da bron W dalszym ciagu i zacho-
wuje sic spokojnie.
Mfody VIM. E. Gladstone, syn
zmarfego dyplomaty, zapowiedzias
ma bankiecie, W imieniu partyi Ii
beralnej, re sztandar angielski NH
ST powiewac mad Gala po}udniowa
Afryka, wojna z Boerami ME po-
Wilma ma przyszlose wybuchnae po
raz drugi.
Uchodzi tutaj "a rzecz pewnq, ae
" Peniedziafek wyruszy armia lor-
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W obronie wiasnej.

Albert L. Gottschalk, zam. pm.
1866 Milwaukee ave., i VIM. Ger
Itch, zam. pm. 51s. N. State str,
czfonkowie ,Steamftters' Union"
zatrudnieni W rzezalniach u 6rmy
Swift & Co., pokiocili sig wczoraj
W wagonie kolei ulicznej linii Hal
sted str. ma % ul., m6wiac spra-
wach robotniczych, pobili sic, q
Gottschalk zostaf powalony ma zie-
mie przez swego przeciwnika. Po-
skoczyi jednak szybko, wyjai re-
wolwer wpakowa} kule W szyje
swojemu przeciwnikowi. Miedzy
innymi podr6znymi powstaf po-
pfoch. Posr6d og6lnego zamiesza-
MIA Gottschalk zeskoczy}, ale na
ulicy 60 aresztowano i zamknieto
ma stacyi % ulicy, gdzie oswald
czy1, ze Gerlich napadf ma niego
dlatego, il ME chciaf przystapic do
strajku, powodu, re W jego rodzi-
ME panuje choroba i nedza. Ger
Itch jest lekko raniony; znajduje
sic W szpitalu powiatowym, gdzie
mu kule wyjeto. Pozniej areszto-
wano dw6ch Negrow, Georgia
stuck6eld i Charlesa Scott, podej-
rzanych o to, De sledzili Gottschal-E
la n MIN chodsili, aby 60 obiA
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Rome wiadomosci
telegraficzne.
broczynne.

- General Joubert zachorowaf
W Niedziele rano, ma zapalenie G-
seek.
= W Budapeszcie zostafa udu-
szona sznurem Leopoldyna Benk.
kner. Zabojstwa dokonafa byfa jej
sfuzaca, kt6ra chciafa sobie przy-
wlaszczyc majatek swej ofary.
-Spiewaczka Melba wystepu-
je dzisiaj W Berlinie ma koncercie,
ma kt6rym popisywac sic take be-
die artysta skrzypek Joachim.
Pod Santo Domingo utonqt
francuski okret George Croise,"
wiozacy 80 pasazer6w ma Kube. q
osoby utraci}y zycie.
- Nieurodzai ma pszenice W In
dyach spowodowaf 80 milion6w do.
larow straty. Zbior bawe}ny spowo-
dowai 20 milion6w dalszej straty.
Ma 18 milionach akr6w przepadf
caikiem zbi6r nasienia lnianego.
= W Kalkucie umarfo we VITO
rex 2l7 os6b ma dzume.
- w Berlinie usta} strajk stola-
rzy ma mocy porozumienia sig z fa-
brykantami.
- Pani Wood, iona general gu
bernatora W Habanie, powifa wczo-,
raj c6rke.
-55 os6b ME mogfo sig dostac
ma okret LA Touraine," kt6ry
wczoraj odpfynaf do Havru.
- W Plymouth, Mass, umarla
Felicita Pickard, ktora przezyfa
1o3 lata, 9 miesiecy 16 dni' Me
dawno temu byfa jeszcze zdrowa
ma ciele umysle.
W Kentucky przystapiono do
aresztowania wiecej os6b, kt6re ma.
lezaiy do spisku ma zycie Goebla.
w Dexter, Mo-, skazano ma
smierc ojcob6jce, Elijah Moore.
zostanie powieszony le Maja.
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ziemi urzedow, musiafa wytwo-
rye prad spofeczny ku rzemios}om
j handlowi. Bardzo predko pow
staf tedy nasz rodzimy stan sredni,
a re ur6s} on z.tego, co boil, vice
jest hartowny, pracowity ma wzor
pionier6w wsr6d dziewiczych las6w
zdobywa sobie miejsce W miastach,
wyciskajac z mich faworyt6w pan
stwowych Niemcow. Juz ten no.
wy W Polsce stan sredni zaczyna
zdobywac przewage W radach miej-
skich, 60 tax przerazifo hakate, il
przez jednego re swych najgor-
liwszych, przez deputowanego ia
gowa zazadafa W sejmie pruskim
cd rzadu, by ufozyf projekt innej
ordynacyi wyborczej do rad miej-
skich W Wielkopolsce, projekt TAXI,
izby Polacy ME mogli zostawae
radcami. Minister spraw wewne-
trznych p. Rheinbaben wnet ma
zwaf to zadanie bardzo sfusznem i
przyrzeki opracowae TAXI projekt.
Obywatelstwo niemieckie nasla-
duje ministr6w nawet tam, gdzie
prosta itose, proste miiosierdzie
chrzescijanskie nakazuje zaniechae
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puja znaczenie sad6w rozjemczych.
WASHINGTON, DO, 30 Marca. -
Izba posfow przyjefa po czterodnio-
wych debatach budzet armii, W
my5l wniosku rzadowego.
W senacie przystapiono do gfo-
sowania mad wnioskiem, azeby W
blu, tyczacym sic Puerto Rico,
skreslic paragraf orzekajacy, ze to-
wary tel wyspy maja W portach
amerykahskich opiacac Is procent
cha. przewidzianego przez bill Din
gleya. Wniosek ten upadf SO gio-
sami przeciw 16. Republikanie
przeprowadzaja wszystko, co jest
ma reke amerykanskim spekulan.
tom.
OSHKOSH, Wis, 30go Marca. =
Philetus Sawyer, byfy senator
zwiazkowy, umarf wczoraj wieczo.
rem W mieszkaniu swego syna.
Urodzif sic W Vermont 1916 roku,
mieszkaf "a miodu W stanie New
York, a W r. 1S47 przeni6sf sic do
Oshkosh, gdzie trudnif sic handlem
drzewa. Swa polityczna karyere:
rozpoczaf jako alderman, szedf
coraz wyzej j zostaf W koncu je-.
dnym filar6w partyi republican,
skiej. Wydawat przytem coro.
cznie tysiace dolarow ma cels do
broezynne.
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signora Colombo wyrzuca dzisiaj
gwaftem sail, jezeli ME zrezygnu-
je dobrowolnie. Konstytucyonalna
opozycya przeszfa W tym wypadku
ma strone skrajnej lewicy.
PARYz, 30go Marca. -
Rad francuski, re wzgledu ma
przyjazne stosunki, iaczace go 2
Dania re Stanami Zjednoczonymi,
ME bedzie stawiaf przeszkod usta-
pieniu przez DAME Indyi zacho-
dnich Amerykonom. Got6w nawet
zrzec sic swoich pretensyj do Santa
Cruz.
Panuje tn przekonanie, re Anglia
ME bedzie zadowolona wyroku
sadu polubowego W sprawie zatoki
Delagoa. Suma przyznana Anglii
jest tax mafa, re Portugalia ME
potrzebuje zaciagac pozyczki, aze-
by uiscic sic Anglii znaleznosci.
BERNo, 80 Marca. -Wyrok sadu
szwajcarskiej rady zwiazkowej
opiewa, re Portugalia ma ma rece
rzadu Stau6w zjednoczonych i
Wielkiej Brytanii zfozyc sumo l5,-
3l4,000 frank6w ze zalegfymi pro-
centami W stosunku 5 cd sta. Su.
ma ia sfuzy ma pokrycie bond6w ma
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tego zdania, re przesladowanie Gu
dzoziemc6w W Chinach odbywa sic
rozkazu cesarzowej wdowy. Uwa-
ia on ia "a osobe bardzo utalento-
wana i przebiegfa diplomatic.
Rzady europejskie winny sic tenn
iczyc.
Zastanawia tn chet gazet rosyj-
skich przekonania Niemc6w, re W
ich interesie ley zniewolic Rad do
przystepienia do aliansu francusko
rosyjskiego. Wszystkim mocar.
stwom zalezec ma tenn powinno, a.
zeby zapobiedz dalszemu wzmaga-
niu sic potegi dumnej chciwej
Anglii. ,,Kreuzzeitung" podziela
to zapatrywanie pism rosyjskich.
RzYM, 3O-go NJ arca. -
W izbie deputowanych stawif pre-
zes ministr6w, general Pellonx
wniosek, azeby komitet reguf par
lamentarnych ustanowil move pre-
pisy, zapobiegajace obstrukcyi.
Prezes izby, signor Colombo, pod
-dai ten wniosek pod gfosowanie.
kt6re wypadfo po mysi rzadu.
Skrajna lewica jest oburzona j jej
przedstawiciele zapowiedzieli, ze
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Fauresmith Wziete bez oporu.
yrok szwajcarski psuje krew Anglll
Zanosi sic ma wo!jne Rosyi z Japonia.
Korea koscia niezg0dy.
Budae woenny kongresie przyjety Rico paclc
bedzie cha.

obca o % do "a tysiecy os6b' Roz-
sadly sic one ma 61,46S hektarach,
badz nabytych ma spfaty, badz
wzietych W dzierzawe, reszta pra-
vie 70 tysiecy hektar6w znajduJe
sic we wfasnej administracyi koml-
syi kolonizacyjnej, kt6ra zarzadza
tym majatkiem tax dobrze, re do
tad dofozyia 200 milionowego
funduszu 5,54S,39l m. To jest
.,Preussische Wirthschaft. a"
Zreszta ia pruska gospodarka
wszedzie jednakowa. Gaia polity-
ka rzadowa, usuwajaca Polakow z
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da Robertsa naprz6d.T Pochod od-
bywac sic bedzie W kilku kolum-
mach, postepujacych r6wnolegle, z
szeroko rozwinietym frontem. Po-
ch6d utrudniac bedzie wielka ilosc
zapas6w odziezy, zywnosci i anu
nicyi, kt6rej dostarczac trzeba wiel-
kiej armii W kraju nieprzyjaciel-
skim, W porze roku, odpowiadaja-
cej naszej zimie, correspondent
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