Ironwood Advocate (Newspaper) - October 20, 1891, Ironwood, Michigan 4 1' - 1 L - t 4V| 44 f 1 - P I 4 4 4 f T I. J 4 r Replies t - on iUo labor ' 10;-: Highest But Fault v - ' E Associations by ' ' m Pope Not L Oct. 20.-The reply o the labor question has to the It was and English and maket The Condition of open Letter to Pope Leo XIII first decision of letter sets 5vi the of the single tax be from the facts of nature tc deduce the that inen arc ' out the and all methods of taxing the the monstrous customs hamper intercourse between called Christian the taxes on on on V. I- H r ' - on building of on cultivation of 1- + 1 n' industry and thrift in all and if these can be ways by and at from the v r - ' of the second section of the letter Mr. rehears in detail the point in the encyclical in defense of 6 In the distinction is attempted to be makes and change of word land to slave argument of is shown Slime which was the I defence of slavery ia the subject of far from there being taking the full value the use of the tho real injustice is in -i I r 1.1 ' ihg it in private injustice that amounts to robbery and * * * And when shall laud Is really tJie to all his children you will no more listen to any demand for compensation for restoring it to thorn than Moses would have listened to a that Pharaoh be sated before letting the children of Israel On the of labor saying inventions Mr. George Although the eyen such improvements as the dis- b and the that by lessening gea vat ion labor arid could be carried of the necessity what would be the Would could get ifi that the land was and would have no need for who then either starve or live as pensioners on the bounty THE WHEAT WILL BE L Win 1|o St. published a of letters about North Dakota wheat by threshers and of the following is a concise The North Dakota crop will not be nor will it be by the wet weather to That part of it yet unthreshed may lose a grade oh account of but this will only be the case where the AH that was well shocked or stacked will be out in good * The change in the weather started along the line and while it may take until near the first pf January to the work 6i rating the grain from the it will all ' IRRIGATION A Company WIU to FouT Oct. 20.-The Water Storage and Supply has undertaken the most gigantic irrigation scheme in the history of the which means the diversion of the waters of the Grand river to the A tunnel will be bored through tho range to tap the and the water conveyed to the plains by small creeks and streams to a natural reservoir which will hold millions of gallons of The people of Western Colorado threaten a law suit if the scheme is carried as the Grand is the main source of their water WORTH EIGHT MILLIONS of 11 Poor Houso at 4 m Oct. 20.-Mrs. A. an of the poor house of this city and 80 years of has received notice that she is the heir to an estate worth in Documents have been received confirming her right to tlie estate of a great who owned of labor impr to increase yet in. condition private of the land the of For Oct 20.-Rumor has it- that a portrait of Columbus has been at by Prank United States consul at that and is now on its way to It is said that up to date America does not an original painting of its This omission will be made good when tho line by Lorenzo Lotto reaches the other Columbus is about at tho age of HO his hair turning dressed in the blouse associated witli while there is a band near the which ia a mantle trimmed with In lus right hand he holds a in the left hand he holds a It is supposed that Lotto the during the papal as Columbus was there up to May 1503. un- be cool and ice be shall away to try conclusions by the to raise i E r An Effort Bo Mndo by tho to It Applied to Country 3lnll. Ray the lay tho In- of Will Succeed New 20.-An organised effort is under way among the to secure from congress free mail delivery in The Farmers Patrons of Husbandry and other orders canvassing the Letters have been written to congressmen in favor of the and petitions to for delivery are being circulated in many of the Farmers assert that a daily mail delivery at their door will add to thu money value oi their farms be worth still more because it will keep them in tonch with and the world and rid life of its isolation and The are writing to the agricultural press that this convenience would enable them quite to take a paper as to subscribe for the local papers In the American foi November General for the time that the made by tlie for -free delivery in farming shows that of more pays universal free delivery would be 1 STEELE FOR Han to The Governor of 0'tlah(naa; is reported to be coming to in order to call on tho It ia by some that Mr. Steele is coming here to talk with the pension it is the result of this will bo tlie to bo commissioner in it is now has with the understanding that his resignation is not to be until after and that it is to take effect Nov. to e on another Another Oct. 20.-C. G. a of Atchison came Wednesday to bo examined for a never having made application before or a He was greatly startled when the examining board informed him that G. 0. Thomas had been a pension a mouth for thirteen Investigation proved that a man giving his name as G. and belonging to the same company to which the real Thomas had been receiving the His wounds were about the same as those of the Atchison Farther investigation being and startling developments are Tiie board has not made of the false Thomas Oct. 20.-Ex-Attoi7iey General acting as counsel for James in made a motion in tiie of the United States to advance for argument the case of Boyd vs. known as the gubernatorial L. Webster acting for motion stating client the The the matter under LEGAL STANDING FOR THE f Thu fo on tho Oct. 20.--The Indian have a legal Ho has been ignored by the civil code long Kow ho is his land in educating his and getting ready to become a United States citizen de there is more than ever why he should be recognized as somebody de Henry of St. Mr. of New and Mr. of a committee of the American called upon during the Their object was to invite the chief executive's attention the anomalous position of the and to urge that the time had come for a They the president to incorporate in his to congress a recommendation for legislation on the The thing to in the of these eminent is to enact a law conferring upon the Indian legal rights which may be hereafter acknowledged in the ' BUCKS WANT F of Thrno at May lii Clifton Oct. 20.-Th..i lynching of the three negroes night has caused tho ment Armed negroes in the streets and made threats of rotal So demonstrative were blacks for revenge that tho mayor tele graphed to the governor for Tlie white population organized and stii men at where was thought attacks would be Ii the negroes attempt nn attack on town a most bloody conflict will ensue The entire town is in It wui stated that the governor liad ordered the Monticello guards to protect th The negroes are in larg numbers in their own section of th Many are under tJio influence o and boisterous demon on W. Oct. 20,-A dis patch says the Monticello art on hand to preserve order no out break is Wni Got In tho Oct. 20.-D Booker was arrested and placed in jai charged with an attempt to wreck night express train on the Cleveland Cincinnati and Louis rail a few miles east of this three weeks Booker tho train and stated that a lot of tramps haO placed ties on the and that rob bery was their On investigation the was and a ter accident would undoubtedly have resulted had the not There is that Booker i the guilty and that robbery oi hope of reward was his Ho ha been indicted by the grand has well in this community and ia well A of 20.-Paiglewood is in state of excitement over a case vitriol throwing which day The victim of the deed is F. A. and the was an un known Mrs. face is burned in a horrible manner and she may lose lior Tho cause of the us is a Mrs. tion is beyond reproach and she 1ms no enemies as far as she It ia posed to bo a case of identity Sam New Oct. 20.-A special to Tho Sun from Boston says Rev. Sai Small was arrested in city on Hon day last n charge of obtaining on false made by Rev. H. U a clergyman of Lower it is that Mr. Small in Mr. Monro to pay for a lot of land he represented to be worth that land tho Ogden and it is allege that the university only demanded for it and that Mr. by the oTa New Oct. 20.-Mrs. Fussel was murdered at her home near White Plains Sunday The discovery of the crime was made by the of the wh immediately notified Two tramps who were in tho hood have been arrested on suspicion ' Tho police are at a to account Tor the crime as the were poor hardworking rol bery could have beeji tlie In Nkw Oct. 20.-A to Tlie Times from N. says the Miller Brewing company is in but it .is thought the troubl was discovered soon enough to prevent j serious Henry who was president of the in place Frederick who suddenly the assets at nearly and the at bu. Ho said the matter was now well in hand and everything would be straightened out ' ages against Smith to Oct. 20,-The. of lynchers of has been which man postponed to allow to be filed Oct. 30.-In the supreme court of the United States Justice Field decisions of the court advancing the of the Now Nicola and James for argument on the first Monday in and also advancing for argument immediately Iho case ot against the Chicago un- tho Bridge sentences of life imprisonment - * in the Joliet 20."-Tlie county grand returned r lit Oct. 20.-Some time Saturday night eight prisoners Oct. 0, in which three negroes who wore delivering Democratic speeches wore egged and chased Two of the Dixon and James arrested and placed fined in the Bowie county at of An additional batch of the In indictments is the has the land all the county succeeded In es Among them are Eobert Scott and Spencer both self-confessed Officers are in to Oct. who j came here a few weeks ago from with his wife grow despondent not being to St 1 Rumors That ' Out at Any lit lli Argentine X 1 Ministers r Causing und 1 - 1 T Sport of in tho of Mexico the Cloak J 4 Nnw Oct. 20.-A to The Horald ' from the political is is caused by the withdrawn of Generals Mitre and Roca dates for the presidency of r The opinion bo that tiie of these will he fa reaching and perhaps in history of the closely that Ministers and had resigned from the This it is to ho followed ' farther withdrawals from the Of of the has added to tho There is so public discontent that it has given rise to many ligly Some of those assert that tho Argentine is upon another of Tho temper of tho IS yuch that a riot may break forth at any The well aware of the and has taken precautions to stamp out revolution at the first sign it Tiie senate has increased the feeling of unrest by holding a secret 1 Ilus Oct. Buenos Ayren dispatch that Goueral and his family have left that The has censured President Pelligrini for big General Mitre not to don his Ten City or Oct. 20.-The revival of in the City of Mexico was in name of A of of tins with Mrs. the of the at their it for tho benefit of from tlie floods in one of tho greatest spectacles of tho national ever witnessed on tiie Korth American The time set was 2:90 p. m. For nn lanir San Francisco the and tho Paseo de la presented a most animated of every from tho landaus of ministers and with and down to the commonest jostled together on their way to Iho It is estimated 10,000 were in of celebrated were killed amid the of the The had been trained for tho occasion and many of tho matadors narrow ' This was one of tho that Mexico has seen for and tho amount received for ia supposed to have reached The crowd bub good and HURRICANE IN Many unil ill tho Oct. hurricane prevails iii The Shannon has submerging much destroying buildings and drowning The storm is tiie worst for twenty A gale also on the small boats have been wrecked and much Youghal is partly Much property has boon destroyed by the the for San Oct. with received tho sailed for Alaska at RuKh was ordered back to tho sealing grounds as it is reported that that many of the not being satisfied few are waiting to make a descent on the rookeries when the war ships have left sea and there will bo no one to prevent them from killing all tho seals they can The Hash will remain around the seal until the middle of An Oct. A. storekeeper of the Cook county insane asylum was arrested Saturday night for employment and Sunday killed i malfeasance in office for making f taking a dose of Hough on entries in ' the He Rats - A for several Doctors worked with ' is said tobe of tlie thieves 7 until 4 o'clock a. when ho been Cook led in great i ty of sums of - ' - ' - r ' J
