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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Scnberbar sebt es bod tisreiIen in BIT
Welt 3u., Da fouau,t Sonntass Mursens ein
@er. @taaten Marl9al unb bolt Ginen gang
trarr1 aus benz Bett. 9Bir batten has geranl-
sen 70 etpas ~ feben, .peil Giner, Der feiue 81
eena als Yeblar btaabler tpplte, ben Collector bei
stpeimalisent 8eiu@ ni&t III 5aut trat alio
troy bes befen @iaeus ni@t besablen fonnte,
auf einu,al ra@ ct. yaul in bic County Sail
abeeflbrt pirb, UNI bort unter seriaitttnengsr>
bre@ern iiber bic Gori@ritte Der &epublit na@-
subenten, fatt Der 2ieeu; Ontel Sam's Soft su
senieben unp au fsen bis mittea i'm CONNER
tuesen lauieer 9 DoQ.-@abrbaftie cine f9Sne
Sufi3 ! ltnb Ia biIft nur @elb unb tpieber @elt,
teun bu touuf ni@t beraus aus ber amsrita<
nii&tn 5SQe bis bu ~slrmer Geufel" ben sebtea
Gent beaablt baf, suabrent bic 6:rrsn sen. ter
Na@t bic laneen Beine gum 0enaer biaaus<
aredea nnb nod, ,a@>eu, fe tpie Diett bas g.
feeelb setteilt auf eiueu reuen gpsel far's &afs
laueru. Das if infer seuaitbli@es Iaramt IL
ct. Yaul. .. ~, 0. S. 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Nm Mittwp@ Mbenb farb cine McntsSer-
fnferune fatt. @ie fue al. ant Ncrbenbt bee
Mpnbes unt 16 Minuteu mad 6 l1br nub Ser.
srSberte f9, bis unt balb iiebeu llbr bic 5alfte
unter S@atten tanb, Der INT 36 @in. mad s
llbr tuieber stridmunten suar.
@ie es G@ u1an@n.al trift bab Der Munb
san3 seraee ) pii&en Der @unne unb uas
Scrbeisebt unb cine @unnen fniernib ent-
febt 10 trift Is I@ aud man&naL bne tr aui
ber anberen @eite ieiner 8abn eeaau in
eine 2iuie nit Der 5pnre unb Der Grbe si feben
tcmn,t. Ct tebt teurt ,i@t spil@en @unns
unb Grbe, fonbern auf Bet aubern @tite BEL
Grte, 70 bab sielnebr bic Grbe spii&en ibm
unb Ter @onne ttbt. S.bt nun bic Grbs
gang senau in einer eeraeeu 2inis
3pij9en Gpnne unb Munb, 70 fanet fe nstb-
penbis bic @trabIen Der @pane aut BIZ
font auf BEN Menb sefaQen tuaren, unb fat
BEN Suanenli&t falt ter S9attea Der Grte au1
teu Mene. Der Monb .pirb alie, fepie er al
benz S@atten, pel9en bic Grbe tuirft ~soriiber.
3iebt iberaQ la sertunfelt no Jpn bietr S9at'
ten trift. Dieia gereaas nennt man eins
Montsserfnferuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

9ubner3u4t.-1 TINT 6ubner int Bin~
ter gum @ierle9en ;u brin9en, u,ub man if
men ettte1 trcdenen, reinen u,b iparntenSta
sebet unb fe NIT 8leif9abfdaen, fem pulse"
r~tilrten Steden, Mufernf9da1er, &alfabfd1>
len, &pblbldttern unb 1onfisen1 griinen St.
mute flttsr1t, auberbem ntub reines. un>
sefrcrenes Waner .,rei6li9 por6anben fetn,
Gtne tdsli9e 3usabe son ettpas Mats, Bud
tpai;en pber @aferneb1 wtrft auf bic CRIB
buns Der tnneren @drn,e Der @abner unb BE-
fSrbert bas Gter1e9en. Inter alien lmNdn>
ben ta1te man mdbrenb Der @inter3eit ben
6abn BON Sen 5Ibnern fern, tpas aud fur
bic Dauer Der fps. Gube3ett Der 9abner, no
fe bic Sebern perlieren, an5uratben 1T.
eetben bic t9ibner am pips (gapes), f.
ntus man fe ben Raud spn aueesanbeten
2abafsbldttern 70 1anoe einatbner 1afen,
Bis fe 3tuei pber bret Wal nieien. Diefts
@ittel 1T bas lei4tanpenbbarFe unb Bette
ppt ben stelen eese,t tas seta9te llebe1 spr>
s%ef9lasenen.
Sc mag nod teutertt tperoen, oas 6ubner
febr germ ben Saannen Der @pnnenblumen
frefen. Dieies Tutter wirft ni4t rtur auf
feBr rafden 5ettaniak fonbern ntadt aud
bas Sleif9 ;art unb faftis. IS wirb i6
beebalb Der Mate trcbl ver1obnen, tpenr
man III bteien ;3mede in einent fleinen
@inte1 bes @arteas tiele 8lume et,pas full.
tisirt.
@iniidtli4 ter Srudtbarfeit Der @ubner
int Aasemeinen taben 1euere pbsiiolceiias
nnterfu&unse, tar9etban, bab Der GterRpd
bes setpSbnliden @utns burdiantttli@ biz
Anlaee fit 600 Gier tefitt folslid Elm 9ubn
wdbrenb ber Dauer ieines eetens etre 9rr<
bere Ar;abl ridt SIT prpbu;tren Yerrtas. SIM
natarli&en gerlaufe 1T bas 2eset bieies Gtz
erscrrat6s iiber aeun Sabre binaas in ra@>
tebenten Yrcpprticnen rcrtteilt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

@ir sratuliren Der @eianssfettion tes
teuti&eu gereins ;u ber @eninnuns eines 10
sebieeenen auseeaei&neten Diriseateu, mie 5err
&pnrao .3sn;tus, untrt tsfem 2situns wtr 1T
ben Stanb esftst iein tperbtn, sieles Grfurberli-
DE iber bas MufblIben Der Seftien in Der gu
tunft r1elbeu III tSaneu. 90 erSfaet id lit cine
@lan3periobe, bic has tauaIiebenoe teuti&e pu'
blifum bisier @tabt ~ebl su piitbisen tpi1tn
,pirb. Muf elmer iul&en Bats fiber eeftlt,
pirb bas @erf fraftis Suranseben, unb mir It,
eriben bieitu Saritt nit freuntli@er &enus-
ttuung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

= Die @pnnentipn CUR 8ef6rberut9 bre
beutiden Gintpanperans Serfammelte fiA ant
.2s. San. IN, 2 l1br Nadmittass in ber9aqe
son 9rpwns 8lpd. 6err. Wnt. eeescr uao
SER 9uspYeBp1b wureen resp. als9rdibent
unb Seeretdr prp. tent. %ernannt. Der 9ars
Sc Beri@t sprn Gpntite Der 8ei9lafe rurbe
an9enprtnte11.
Sir bic p%ern,anente Organization wurpen
fpt9enbe 8eantet Der @pnYentipn erpdblt.
SIR Yrdibent, 9err @nt. @9imnte1 pom ct.
Seter ; fir gieeprdfbenten bic 6erren Ssfar
Malmrps ppn ct. Waul 8. s. 5&naitt scn
&ebmins, s @anberbprd Don Mtnneapo1is
fir Seeretare, bic !6errn Gbwarb Gtabcrt
BON @afinss unb S. {. 8pbrer scn &c
Sueur.
Die fplaenben !6erren bilben ben GretutiS>
Musi9u6: S. Triebri&, S ganberbpd, &arl
@bel, s. 8pbn, S. s. &ubplpb unb Spbn
.3app.
SER @m. Seeser .purbe ais Mitslieb Der
8parb pf Gmn1t9ratipn ertpdblt. l9err CT
ger ipra6 Der @%erfamn1luns III pa0enben
@prten feiren Der3liden Oanf aus fir bas
in i'm seleste @ertrauen, beden er ii& mad
beRen &rdften wiirbis 5u maden, bemibt
fem pcyhe.
Geben wurben 9e9alten yon bet 3erren
u. @plf, 6. eienau, g.. 2sue, G9ec. Mal>
lenraeiler, wprauf bic Gonsention int Sc
pubtiein Gin 9utes @erf setban 5u baben
,ne srr, beften @eiie beieelt i& auFSfe.
Die Gpnsention irar Cit Grfols uno mir
slauben bab bic @eiessebuns cine ipl9e
@elbbepiQt9uns utadt, bic BENEFIT, paB fie
bas SntereGe bes Staates unb pas bentihe
Clement su uiirbi9e1 tpeie.
(Wesm S&liebuns Der Torm mu1en mir
auf bas @eben weitsrer G%in;e1nbeiten Ser
;i6t lei en.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
> Snben, mir uniere Qefer auf bic Gcrrelp1

- Snbea, mir uniere 2efer auf bic @srreipou-
ben; Illus 3ew ulm" aufnerfiaui maiden, ia.
bea mir bic 11ebtr3euounG tab Seter fi& nit
uus freuen wirb, tab Neu llln, in ber Ytripn
bes 9o&p. Merauter Bersbplb eiuen vriefer
erbalten bat Der an BEN 8au scn 4 f@Suen
ueueu 8ir&sn auf ieineua lesteu Miifuufelbe
itiue Gnersie uub rruttil&e Sbattraft ~tspieien
bat unb rir fnb Der l1eberaeusurs, tab feline
Derte IN allen5er;en eineu lesensrei&enB iter-
bad fuben .uerben. Sebes Spfer, tas ibr ben,
sutea aber seloarraen @iueu Der Nep Mlner
aatbuliteu ftnbst ,pirb bunbertfdltise Tru9t
brinseu. Die grrfebuns bat uns scn ienen
i&redliden 5timiu&unsen seri9snt unb ss
pirte i@nSber 11nbant feiu, tpcllteu mir un}re
6ersen sesen siae isl9e, ebIe @eleseubeit Der
3d&fsnliebe ssri@lie6eu.. !3eieet bab ibr bas
5era auf BEN rs@tsn 81ede batt unb fpentet
ri&tig. 5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Der @taat Niausiuta eienet 500,00Oader
9aub fir ben :3wed iunere gerbeftrunsen 3u
tefSrbern. Dieie BADEN eepiie Gprpuratione,t
unb &infs als 2eute auserisben, bic le in Der
@eiessebuns su f&ern eebenteu+ Das Mmen=
beu,ent aurG Contribution, biz Mnpeubuus tes g.
ISies bieisr Qanber bon ben. bur@ MbRimu,uns
ertIGrten @iQen bes gultes abbaneis su ma9en,
sins lesten 9ebf ~ssrlpren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Der uGadler" @auautl 2ubsieb nil frant>
beitsbalter ftin Gprti&ritsi@if eattpeber ab>..
tadtl. pbsr einen tunser, riiRisen Steuerntaun
su f& nebntea. 81, Der bas irbi1@e 2eben urb
bic Natur fit bic eiu3ise benz Meni&en sasepie>
fene auele auer @ludielisteit bielt, bat auf fti>
ner fnmn,tepesten Qebensfabrt fat nur @iber-
tpdrtiete iteu unb S@uaersea sebabt. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Seffentli@ GinIabung!3 CUR srG6-
ten unb spQitGnbieftn &eftauratipn Die ron
@@ilIeru. Cd m tbt 81. 242, 3. Str. Son
jeStan tperben II ieter@ tunte rif@e Mu(ern,
@efieel, JoreQen. Gleil9lprten a1er Mrt Nib>
tura MQes, tpas ber Marft an Dtlilatelea bietet,
ferpirt. Die feinaen @eine unb 2iqueure bie=
tet uniere Bar; Gri@ts. Gpnfttt unb Gpnbito<
reipaaren in better Iuspabl. Dieaufuartuns
1T ietcr 2eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

DT 3eratsefekte uiebrise prtile
1T GQentpaaren. Dieienieen unferer Qtitr, wel<
DE IN Minneapplis unb 81. MntbpnY einfaufen,
perben tupbltbun unb @elb fparen, trtnt Fe in
eineut Der Stores ron .. S'G in obi
gen plGsen (einerlei pel@er spn beiben) ssr~
fpre@en, ha It fptben einen pra@tigen neuet
Stpd son Dry@ppts, 9utt1 Mnb aapptn u. {.
". Srn iesli@er@ pttun8 erS6net bat. @ie tint
,en lid barauf SerlaGtn, bier ben splen @ertb
fit ibr @elb ~ trbalteM.-Give him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

GineE benz man Is anleben fcnnte, tab
rtnn Ct fein Gruutenbulb ti er enti@it-
ben ieinen gtruf serfeblt babe unt u.ebrere
iber ben Duri ~sstruuten bate, farb am Rcn-
tag unter prli3eili&er @eri9tsbarteit. Ct 1uu6
bafur cine ISOLDE lang IN, @efausnib ,truu'<
men," 3 p 4. i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

@er beutt niat beRsuert jtin nil, ber
barf ui&t mic Dirsenes in einena Safe (senn
has Gae fam ni@t senaa@t uerten, pbne nit
BeQeueruns in 8e.ibruns III tcnamen) funeera
mus n einem bubIen 8aume unb son ieIbf>
sefammelten &1autern in, @albe lebeu urb I'M,
ieinen 2eit, fat aleiber, @trob binben. Sc.
i@dfte fam It feline trsittn, ni9ts tatsu unb
nidtS taufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Cine BON BEN teutiden G%pmppniftn ST.
Illus Gi@bers III 9ew . crt eeiariebene tpmii@e
enelii9e Sper "The Two Cadis" fpl spu e.
uer @eieQlaaft DiQettanten ct. paul's aur
Musfubrung tpmtrner. DaS @erii9t binft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Das International 9ptel mire na9Ren
Scn1nner sea Saen unb Morben 70 siel erGBer
eebaut hab es bcppelt 10 srub ieia rirr> wie IS
iebt il. Die Grppnetten bes gertebrs bieer
@tabt feisen ursibent i9nep" in bic bSteren
@raten. "t5 " .t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Sci 5ubien, @isc., nabut bic ..srn Otto
Mieset atpptirte 1u@ter eines ct. yauler
@@niebeS, Gin junses teuti@es Mdb@en unb
bic serfibrte SHUTTER eiaes aiubes, tuesen ibrer
S@aube ingersweiNuus sefarst, f@ feltR tar@
@ereiftune bas 2eten. ....a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Die Dampffprise seiste fd a Iestsn
Sanfag in ibrer sanset @lerie nnb sparf einen
bpppeltea Struut ,tabeau 200 SUP fenfredt in
bic 5Ste unb burisuntal 247 SUP peit. Gin
,1euer 8epeis fit bic Weisbeit bes Gbefs hes
1euereepartements, 5errn Breuer, in Der Ibies<
uus hes ineumpetenten frIberen Gneenieurs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- gpriseu @inter iab man bic Gubednser
70 eilis Iaufen, I'm. f@ narn1 Ut balten, ais
bdtten fe bic mi@tisfen ge(9dfe, NIB Der
@dnee f@rie inter ben fauienbea S&littsn.
@ie anters 1T Naes bietn Binter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Die am Rcntas i'm attendara atsebal>
tene MaeFerabe par in j.ber 8esiebuns elm fuli-
Der Grfels. Da bic Sail Der ecfunirten g.
ringer par unb i'm Dur9i9aitt peniser Soft.
ipielisfsit npie III fraberen Sabren" eatfaltete,
fcmnt bayer, .rsI bic Greentads peniser scr-
tcntn1eu, ais in fruberen Satren. ~ !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

-tDie Staatsaderbausetufaaft tcmut int
Gebrnar in ct. paal s~ulammea. Man&e
Counties ]. 9. Gdrser, no s. Rod unb 1bec.
8ef erpablt ino, BADEN l9pn bic GeIesaten::
trAbl eebalten. q ~..r.,-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

-@. 9. Sitdielb y~ertauft gauflase an
Sadiun, r., 49, Solar unb Minnefem Stra6e
auf laaee Ieru,iaen unb fredt bic 9alfte Der
nStbisen @eltn,ittel gun, gaae eines 5auies Ut
10 vrp3ent !3inien Dor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Das trrpeeii@e @aFbaus AT Der Dritten
unierbalb ber &ciabelle 5trabe, brannte ant
Dienfas Nbenb iautrtt 6. 8utterfelt's Salrun
unb 5ans, aieber. .~a
Z Gin Geuernaanu Namens Snitb tpurte spn
eiaen, Ma1erfrable aus Der Dampfiprise rom
Da@e sei9leutert, unt i@tper serlebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Die Gtraa 8ensiser 9rps. bat. nit ibrer
nAuteu uab Gsusn @elt" auf benz Jelte ber H.
luarirten tatb. llnterbaltunssliteratur eiuen
staaoYuuft sst'cnnen, Der ni9t Bliss ausen,eine
Ansrseanuns ~sersisnt bat fenberu ax9 jebes
tatb. 5ers NIT 5riettn erfankn mug. 9abeu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
Yropprticnen pcrttei1t

@ieraus 9ett terscr, bab es uuurrtbeil6ait
it, @abner aber ster Sabre alt SIT talten, be-
ibre GierYrobuttipn bas Tutter ni4t be3abs
len plrbe uub itr Tleiid fir bic 1afel un9e.
ei9net 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

5eute 1T Der lebte Sag TOO man 10 yrp-
gent int Steuer3ablen fparea tann. @er nod
ri9t ben @teueriadltr sufrieben eefeQt bat, her
tann msbl lei@t einen euten Taselpbn MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
2pral Neuigfeiten.
McifenSe Nocnten.

t6err @t1be1m Ml1le metfer
SER eugene 2bein, SEER Anbreas
0rpbe. ."'' ~
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Gifenbab,,= Tabr= &ldne.

Minne1pta @alley 8abn.
&c eueur un> ct. Setter 3Ise.
@tbea al Asuuten an.
Bon q. gaaI, 20 Serm. Su 81: peter 1:o5 iMadn,.
$50 Na&m. Sc Sutur 8:t5 abeuts.
Sc sMeur, 600 Born. ct. Yaul 11:O5 gprn.
81. gesr Els sfa&m. ct. Saul 7:0 3a&r.
minneapoIis accommodation.
10:15 gsr,nittass, 11:45 Na&mittess. 4:3O siaamittass.
ge,laFen @inneasslts:
S:45 8prmittass. 100 Qcrnatttass, $40 Nadminass.
stasu ~sertiuhea i'd nit ben 3asea AT alien guatter.
Gaaerm Grpref.
g1ldbt ct. yeul $50 asamittass
Rrmunt an In e.. rauI los ' 40
Die 9use befr Balm serbintsu in Msnssta NIT tensG7
bv 9liuntFcta Central RafH.
Spbu 3. 2ineoln,
=, . SNperinttnhtnt.
Milwautee> st. paul une
Minneapli8 8abn.
ri, sis sss: '''''f'" "H' ''"'''s" q" in 4ts e''9'a'
tTassGfprcf.
&prnmen in 81, gaul an 7.1S Nedm.
@frla0tn 81. yauI 1888 gs.m
... ssadt, Grpref.
Rit S~&laf.D
&suuen an IN Ct. geyi ills grr1nittasz.
DerIaFen st. yenl $50 Na&n.
90. 9heppart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

- Ger Geuerlarm AM Drnnerfas Mittae
tur@ ten 8ranb eines Ramins.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
Deut{@e 8rief=9ife.

g. Qeituer beutf9<r Glert. ,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26

million feet board measure OF yellow Georgia pine
the greater part Of which Is now on hand before
the contrac, win the builders was mace proposals
To construct the caisson were invited from All me
shpbuilders IN this vicinity and their oid proven
10 be the lowest. more than ordinary deptn OF
water in 'front.' OF the yard was required-not Tess
than twentythree Ieet. as when iauhched tle cais-
son VIII draw fully seventeen feet OF water. IL Is 10
be ITO feet long 1o2 feet wde--as already stated
and Is feet deep, with top feet tnlck ana slues
OF "a thickness taperlng from 8 leet al Tue Top 10
foot below. The tune required 10 buid IL wan
be about four months. As soon as 1t has been set
aaoat It will snk 10 within eighteen lncneS OF the
surface OF the water; and when the proper time
arrives IL VIA be towed down TO the Terry ana
. aced in position ready for being submerged. This
Is TO be accomplished oy building on the top OF the
CARSON successive layers OF timber and concrete 80
a height OF twenty ieel The weight Of the caisson,
with this twenty feet OF timber and cement above
the s.alr chamber,n VIM be Ii, 900 tons.
The material excavated 10 ho!sted from the ''alr
chambern through TWO water shafts by means OF
dredges ana as II is raised the caisson sinks. being
uniform undermined round the four edges and
throughout It's whole extent. AS the caisson thus
gradually sinks the mason work, enclosed IN a coner
dam is IN progress on the top OF the timber, thus
adding the necessary weight. Access Is had TO the
''ar chamber by means OK TWO air SHAFTS three
feet IN diameter. The depth 70 which II VIII be pro-
baby necessary 20 so into the bed OF the river VIII
be about hty.hye feet below high water marx, so
tlat all The timber OF the foundation VIII DC en-
closed Ia the sand and other material through
which Oh excavation has been made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
The ERIE sTR;AE.
Nearly all the Men nj Work In Jersey City
The Men Along the Road Still the
pril.

Nearly all the Men ut Work In Jersey City
The Men Along the Road Still ON the
strike.
Yesterday morning the men who had been on
strike In Jersey CITY went to work again. with the
exception Of those who had been discharged as the
following telegram win show which Mr.. onsIow,
assistant master machinist, sent to Mr.. Brown. mas
ter maehinist, who Is sick at Paterson:-
"The report given by Mr.. Findiay Is nearly cor
rect. All the men have gone to work with the ex-
ception OF the discharged men, and as no Official
notice Is here they could not so TO WORK"
Mr. Haverty, the chief clerk, Informed the reporter
| that only nine men were "out' yesterday morning
ana SINCE then two had gone to work. MIR. Brown
has to Identify the Two men who were drunk and
who nsuted him, and they will not be taken back.
The rest can all 90 TO work probably.
Yesterday the following conversation took place
be 9een the Secretary OF the Union and q HERALD
reporter:-
R2PORrER-Have all your men who were on the
strike gone 10 work.
sTCRLTARY-Yes, sir; all, with the exception Of
seven, and they do so II they wish. Mir. Rucker
was here TINS morning and left orders TO that effect.
REroalER-What Is the trouble along the roadf
SBcRETARY-lt appears that despatch was sent
on saturday afternoon by Mr.. Could to Mr.. Red
dington that he had told Mr.. f1ndiay that she men
should be paid BY the 18th OF each month II conye.
| nieDt and If not by the 25th Of the MONTH THIS
the men would not agree to when told by Mr.. Red
dington and they consequently still on strike
| EErosTER-What are your men going TO do here ?
/ SECHfTARY-We have sent a delega ion to Port
Jervs TO ind out how matters stand and we oxpsct
10 hear from them by Tomorrow II II Ii not salts.
factorily settled the men here VIII all 90 outi,
again.
| kEpoRTER-tiave you not heard from your dele
\ cation since ii went up lheref
| SgCREFARY-We received q telegram SAYING that
| Mr.. Reddngton had gone 70 New York To confer
with Mr. Gould, ana that he was expected to return
| late that night TO Port Iervis.
REroRTER-About how many men were there on
| the strike hereS
SECRETARY--About 200.
| RRPoRTER-W they all go out again If their
| terms are not concededf
SRCRRTAHY-Ies, sir. and more too
The Executive Committee or the Employers Union
met 10 secret session in Jersey City last evenings but
u II understood that nothing Of particular import
ance TRANSFERRED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
A SMALL SIZED FISK AND VANDERBILT WAa.

The Cedar Lawn and the Riverside Horse Railroad
Companies both have power, by their charters. 10
lay tracks through West street, Paterson, N. j. 1t
became known to one company that the other was
TO commence work yesterday morning. The result
WAS that daylight dawned upon two sets Of laborers
o. work on the same ground, superlntended by the
moving spirits OF both enterprises. Mr.. James
Crooks, Of the Cedar Lawn Company, from
his wide awake, sudden movements. has
long been termed the Jim FISK OF Paterson and as
soon 0s the spectators compreheBded the situation
they crstened Mr.. jacob Mercelis, OF the Riverside
Company as Commodore Vanderbilt, Lr. All the
morning the rival gangs worked SIDE by size. often.
times crossing shoveIs ana picks IN the same exca-
yatlon The street was crossed here and there by
The lines of the two routes (which are OF different
gauge) until the surface bore the appearance OF 8
huge kridiron, while piles or ties, strngpieces,
rails, NC, for both corporations, almost
blocked up the street. The presidents OF the com.
borse) hunting up charters aud mnstY papers tied
Up with pink strings, and several lawyers gathered
the spot, attracted by the Hav0ry flavor OF what
to them looked Ike a fat JOB. But Tor The good
nature between the Iaborers an armed conflict with
slovelS and potS might have been the result. Thus
matters continued untIl auornoon guard remain
tag on the ground during the dinner hour. In the
afternoon, however, the rival kings met and held
@ consultation, which resulted In q compromises. IL
seems that both parties desired certain spot tho
corner OF Broadway for curves and switches; bnt
satisfactory arrangement was at length made, both
wisely partially backing down SO that both could be
accommodated with the coveted spot. The AFFAIR
caused considerable excitement during the lore
noon: but The Paterson folks stood by and grnned
with the Satisfaction that whatever the result there
was good prospect that the much needed horse
railroad be completed at last BY either one party or
The other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

Al halfpast SIX yesterday afternoon Frank Meyers,
residing at 24o West Thirtieh street. attempted 10
murder his VIE, Mary by stabbing her In the left
breast with large dirk knife, INJECTING q serious
wound Inc parnes have not lived together for q
long Tune but last night Meyers, paying her a visit
TOOK umprnge al some remark she made, drew the
knife from his belt and attempted TO take her HE.
The wounds were dressed by Police Surgeons Otis
and Hepney, who pronounce them Of serious
nature. Meyers was arrested by officer Houghton,
OF the twentieth precinct, and locked up Tor tue
night HIS wire was removed to Bellevue Hospital
in an ambulance. lie Will he arraQued at Jefferson
Market, before Justice Dodge tomorrow morDlnQ
and complaint preferred against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26


PARIS Oct % Bark Nucyo Liverpool, from GHgcn for
New York, with OF sulphur has been los, in the Ncd
terranean by cable 10 the Pine street News Kooms)
SOUR GRADuATr.A letter from Barbados gives the fol-
lowing Of the loss Of the whaling schr Graduate OF
Marion Wednesday septs at O'Clock AM In lat s6 30
NJ Ion 70 20 W. commenced blowing heavy gale from SE
hove TO under tworened orea baoned down ha.ces at
slb took in the foesa about 100 the sohr knocked
down and the lee boat hed Immediately the coat clear
and the schr righted Immediately bent cable tho
ther anchor, and let drag and paid 80 fathoms
OF cables closed up the gangways and called all hands aft
stood by to cut away the fOremas At about AM struck
by hurricane and before blow could be struck schr
was laid on her beam ends all hands cngng TO the rigging,
bearers avts &c for safety The next gust carried away
the remaining boat and men, breaking two
Two OF the men got back by the aid OF ropes three got into
the wreck OF the boat the remaining four being unable
swim, went down before There nine of
us left on tho wreck No ashed ourselves and
remained in this position m about ~ NJ when the asts
broke Oh and she rtghted full Of gone
nothing above water but the top Of the house. About this
time the wind moderated succeeded flashing
ourselves to the top Of the house, About PM the wind hav
Ing gone down some began searching for something 10
satisfy hunger and thirst and fortunately found three OF
preserved meats which were In locker the companion
way we put Ourselves allowance four table spoon
fus per days got up signal OF distress and committed our
selves to the care OF Divine Providence We remained IN THIS
tieniy bearing bis suengs Meanwhile we drifted 20 tho
boat Two OF the men were yet alive but heary exhausc
Wewere now suffering with hunger and thirst and tue goa
breaking us most OF tho time. A. IL Pm on SATURDAY
were taken OF by Capt Crosby OF schr Ralph sead
der, Of Laspor, No. from fhiaJGphs fos bapasVA Sas