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A few Plain Questions.

Reader, you are member Of the Union
Do you attend its meetings? If not, why
not When does your Union meet again
VIII you be there to see what business is
done, aud to see that It is done properly 2 OF
are you one of those VINO stay away and
then "growl," because certain things were
done. or certain other things were not done!
Now, don't for you own sake, go to some
other member, and say We mean him I; be-
cause we don't; we mean you. When did
you pay any taxes or dues? Did you pay
the last bill the Union sent you, or is your
character 20 well know that they have ceased
sending you bills? If so, then give them
surprise, by going up at the next meeting
and paying what you owe. You know trade
is getting dull, and you may want card
next week, and those Financial Secretaries
have great memories. They, some how or
other, always remember what you owe, and
they have am unaccountable way of refusing
to grant cards, until they get the money
due on them. You have had steady work,
all the season, and poverty won't be a valid
excuse. You know the Union is charged
by the i. u. for your taxes. Are you will
ing--or IS there so little manhood in you
as TO allow the other members to pay taxes
for your Why, you should be tempted to
strike the man who weuld call you pauper;
and yet does not your action justify such an
appendage to your name?
We know this is rough way Of treating
the subject hut the time for gentle talk, ca
joling men into the Union, has passed and
the fact may as well be al.r0unced that, the
man who has to be coaxed into Union,
and then coaxed and cajoled to pay his dues
and taxes, is not Union -aan at heart, and
only wants the opportunity to prove tt
L-DR Moulaers Journal.
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WARMERS villlUM VIE;
Or
WINE OF LIFE.

Ths vine prepared TO take the place OF Wishes and
other spirits be made up Of Fus oil and other
eleteFDus articles. The Wine Of Lie 10 dstil.ed with
grs care, especially for those who rtqnlrs healthy
stimuant, and for the Of medical In the
SICK room, In place Of the vtllainous brandy, whisky
and other liquors in use, and often depended
uron. In fact. Il 10 complaint OF pny seian
in this country that i is quite Impossible procure
pure brArds whisky and wine for their Patients We
ask the medical faculty and public 70 give WaTnerI
Yinum vnE Wine OF Liis o trial, anf We ask
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19

Just below the platform, on the damp,
black wood Of pump in Newburyport,
Mass, Is fungus growth Of branch
and twigs IN the exact shape OF an elm
branch on a tree near by. The branch
OF the tree is supposed to have photo
graphed itself on the pump through .
hole in the platform. This is the pop
ular view, the scientific opinion hot hav-
ing been obtained.
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MsTrr NJ att Srvv WIvupr Baar-- r- I tlL Z. F-...
t,herton Co, iiaro1, y A. ufaciuI 81 r. rI >r4
Ntieh Sos d. esn earri-d iy nuaa. s total ya
Won rum Hssn THE i.ins or's s,oni pr month.
WILLARD bERBT.
II ' Darby snow a Premise. Isrs-g tit-. y. q.
WArcE NJ. it-t Bearing Trade. sarl Frs-rr
Ath-"n A Co. Ms os- y 3
ateh n as .ee carried ~ nouha,
frvn mean time being nriv .y .4enris.
a L. DENNIs, Pres y. D. r. r. e. ',.
t1r.. Fr. I.-n.
NATcH Va o,sf, STriN Isa1i-. Trade F-
rTf Atnefon Co., Marion. n. g.. M
saesWaeb Co Ia. been carried tg nNnths t.a
vsrat0n nom 1ssn time oria Tsr .olth.
q G. PRIEST, ASH Srr't \ n. q. q IL o. n.
w.-en No. III, sTE~ B-s7I. rli.- Ma-t -r.
Ath ou Co., Marion. y. j. the Ul,ei State
Watch Co., has been cnrried Ny hIitan variation
from time being only " . ~
day. a. p. PHELPS. Con. NJ. Central q
wATca No. 1861. WryDER-Bearr. Trad. Arart t-.
ttheron Co, Marion, n J. "a.
WAieh Co, has been carried by since Iae,
ton from mean time being only Eve seoopds prr nonth
HENRY SMITH, Treas. Panama X r., - Wall -. 81 e.
WArcH No. l9s, srEN WrypEK,Brarinx Fr.s-
Athsoa Co, Marion, N. j. manufactured a1 ~t-I.
Nafch Co.. has been carried by runth -ss H
tnattiwe At and ia all the various Eu.- rH
that tine and since "a has
H. LAsslNGi Manager knieaerboeta Ia. r4..
lbl y -.Alrns, NJ ~.
BEWARE Of worthless Daitatio,ls seith r1 s-t ne
certificate Of gennsRess from tose n ,-losi Bog .a
sVToSsd the ate the Main Spring Bs;y5vk n
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QRICKLAYERS' Union NO

~ Of Wiscensln- Headquarters Milwaukee, M.sts
every second and fourth SATURDAY in each month
a No 200 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols presideLt
3ol Aston st. Joseph Humhe,. vice esident, No 50.
East Wster st. Jaeob Bot, treasurer e3J sevsnth a.
b. Thompson reco ding secrstaFy, P1stonce box 111l
Milwaukee 7. Tinker, financial secretary, eS9 Pros
pect ST. James Tinker chairman trustees fse Marshal
a. W T. WATSON, corresponding secretary. ZOE Thru
street.
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z. T. CHITThrDEN, Lot ~. Y. S Treg.
W+t, Na 0a. .stu. Barring rrsIs-N.-L Tri.4
~+rE Wrfa fa.. NlsH. uaanfl-fursd IRE TnIts4
,sts Nah SIR, tn b-i s-l hg Ar-- mcnths ifs total
Y H ir0ft atnn nH H- fi 'rn tHrds NJ
Aas e. i-st jliga CiAs. 70 NOpRiiIs Hacksusa,s =.
WAra mn tHua ~rN,t t>rEn Rearing IVA. NArh United
SKATER Mairh Co. Marion, ~ ~ manufactured y, NV rrt.
state " attn Co. IA been carried
on tr'7n nenu fiH. h~ur urv twelve LOWS.
1en Eastern faF AZ b, Toledo waha.h a Wsstsru n
sra BURY. Pa Feb. ~. issa
NtrH N llas ~rrw-Wrs Rearing Irar Frsdf-
hrran O., Msro1, - y by ne STATE
frn to a le-n r.r r M r- thrsa MONTH; varAisa
HENRY d. lANtsii Engns,r Phiia- a Err r. r.
Wsrg1 DOES, ~rr Bearing Trade Nsrk F-.s.-r
'n a, Mariol, " ~ Manufactured tb- Intel sta-.
1 tt BIZ srfi- ~ eleven arorhs. variation
r.ta --.iu t urt ull gn .yvvits entire Inle.
a. y. KING. 2 tsrk piaee. New Yort
N.ae-fra-t y J. Car spring a x. 90.
~ rrlca Fch. II.
H- VA. rrri riied ~tats Watch Co hat brrr
.l g tvvv. utAii. it4 total from us-r lac
aHs t.trl -.. O. VROOMAN
flgHrer \. " q. An RF.
Urc.. Fsb. Is, Is70
Mis.' Nt erv rs l,rsr Bearing Trsd.- Mark "Fayss
Ni-Hn y. ll tht United states Wnfrh
& t BEEN arrl Ay eighteen months IT, total vpaiou fruu
Cara tue te.rs ass saa'als ri- inonih
~ uHIFrLE, c. U.ABR-r.
coFa.rv is fo1id To acoid imposition insist on n
cho-e- oad ses rtat M rorFs MARION " ~. e.
otitrs sptatO'ts.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, No. 3

~ Of Albany, Nv, meets every WEDNESDAY
vening ct No "a State street, Albany,N.Y. McCiuret
building COrmac Nc Williams, president; Michael Con
nrs vice president Richard Oanavan second vice
president; San uel J. Mee corresponding secretary Jas
0Nea, recording secretary; Michael Flynn financial
seretary; VIM. O'Brian, assistant; Thomas H. Kerr
tseasurer; william Drake, conductor; Thomas Newton
deputy. POstonice boz eo5
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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE RRTCK

~ layers, Plasterers, and Stone Masons Protective
ond Benevolent Uaion, No. %, meets every wEDHFs-
DAY evening. NJ HAEPast SEVEN O'clock In the q
ton Block Ger Street. opposite the Court HOUSE
LUFaER 8. MERnOK, President; Charles D. Friend
Vice President James Carr Recordiof Secretary John
Q. RAIDER, Financial Secretary; Thomas O. Hickey,
Corresponding Secretary; Jonn Baker, Treasurer !,
James Maloy Sergeant at Arms.
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rsc earth hat bears thee dead
Bears nos alive great.
stlng yoar sohs and mufH your tread,
step sotily aud gently and SLOW,
M Who his sU.rd through the carnage hath lei.
Who for right BY his side braveiy oled, /.
wlu with drcopiny hearts vail Tor tn desd
smother the voice Of your woe.
r-rover my mead and rev 'rently kusei,
stricken mourner beside that grave,
The tou ~ savage and harder than steel
The heart yaudal's, that fSileth % feel
How sscreA's TIE dust and holy's the seal,
Gsd STAMPS on the notify brave
ne nsedeth M pou,r of painted plumes
70 honor hls tanern bier,
NOT stytely parade, nor the ceuser's tumcs
but she pau that over TIE Nrung heart gloom',
Whr- sperchless surrow the soul consumes,
And the eye drAPcs In tear.
N-ither hoe, With its formal show.
nor 10 Altar by mortals made,
Nr fAu1tnf irapplnss, ~Alca DocAingy glow,
Not IsIerous notes o. an empty woe
Jan ftungly utter 70 friend or foe
The eulcgy due our dead.
rui silence thy cry ana hush thy sroan.
Virginia is weeping to-day;
Nith hiss heart % dame and be7 face d stouy
she kneels ~ The corpse q her child -df.nf
md breAthes her wee 10 al sganizud moan
WtNe striving 10 vain 70 pray.
n athrr ny gArisnds take them again
They Jck such an anguish Is this
When nj lions Of hearts are throbbing with pain.
And tributes as pure as the God given rain,
Lave wildly and foudl our death -hailow,d fan.
Ihey are stale and meaningless.
M rattle q drums. nor martial shot
suogld disturb the old beros sleep
INC his heart was broken, no cAnker sunt
His glory oeiaced with 4 mortal blot
and ne needeth no rite u the common l.i
u ten Why the bravest weep.
4 simple mound, With a tablet bTief
or = chapel Tor daily prAyr,
u The htttst shrine for a silent grief
An sppropriate tomb for ChTistian clirr
Whvre the hlll heart ODDS holy rtlisf
w Worship. While kneshng there
Tower him gcntiy-a mothers breast
Ne'er op'd 90 a treasure ike thee
Nor the bosom OF earth ever fndltd % -.si
Nor she angel 81 death flrd higher bcussi
Nor a spiri5 t'er entered the realm Of the blrst
Ike that OF the spolless Lee.
BALriNlRG Oct. n. $50,
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DRICKLAYERS UNION. NO. i

- Of Ohio, meet At tbeir Hail. 90 West Rlth Street,
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening. at eight U'cIeck,
President, @. Cavansgh; Vice President, III. c. Sew
ard Recording Secretary. Charles Luptou R7aR-
ciAl Secretary, Thomas 0Keefe Treasurer, william
eSing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b. b. Stokes, John
Ktene; Corresponding Secretary, john Byron. P. o
1O3I.
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Chemists and Physicians
To Analyze It.

Then speak Of according 70 its merits compare with
whisky, brandy and other such articles and the
difference. IL they and the Wine Of Life IL pure and
wholesome and the other liquors. poisonous which they
certainly ell do). then they morally bound PIE
scribe and recommend the Wine OF Life 70 their patients
and friend - the best stimulant and tonic In se and
~ valuable substitute whisky and brandy; but
should they nne net pure and what the proprietoTs
claim Tor H. let them pabGy dl.Sunee II. 1t is tfe
pl ans duty TO learn Aad and out which 10 the most
whSesome stimulaat for bis patients and to do he
must examine and look into the quality of each tIce
ana learn for himself II the Wine Life has any pecu-
liar merits % warrant he general The proprstors
claim the Wine Of Life 70 be wholesome and Ear
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QINGHAMPTON, N Y.-Union No.
- IA meets on the nrst tuesday evening in each
month. WIN. Brzoan, Pretident james Evans. Vice
President. l.. \. Larrabee, Recording Secretary. E
J. Coz, Flnsnclal and Corresponding Secretary. Wm
A. BnEs, TFsaturer. WIN. A. Bnlis, Jsnitor. r. o.
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ME BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS PRO.
L. TECTIvE UHIONsmeet on tbs 1R and Srd So.
turdays Of every month a. half seven O'Clock, p.
NJ, IN the Printers Union Hall, No. -, Nixon IN.
change building.
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KEOKUK-Union- No. so meets on
IN the nra saturday evening Of every month, on
Main street between Ninth and Tenth streets. u. Rol
let Presiden. George Kiel, Vice President. Fred
KoechlInT /, Recording secretary. John scneek fnsn
cial and Secretary. John Laabesheimsr
Rreaaurar y n RnE III.
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.NHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
" No. Ia. meets the LAST SATURDAY evening fsact
month Al Printers Union Hall, room % Nixou's Ex
change building. Entrance on Exchange Place.
jams \. GUMS, President.
Tx TRAcKY. Recording secrstary.
EN- KEKRorr Corresponding Secretary
All com munications must be directed TO the
pondgng Secretary, Postof1ce box 5e7.
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OPERATIVE IRREGULARITIES I'm.

" ION, No. i, Of philadelphia, the 1sl and and
4sh TT keDAY evenings In every IT, their all
70 Locuss street. third door above Eighth street.
I. johnson president, Joseph y. Hackney vice presi
dent, Theodore Yardley recording and financial Becre
AIRY, samuel burns assistant secretary, Elisha Jone
treasurer, Edward Phean arms, A. Lloyds
y. II. CArsap, II. X. Bray, trustees.
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. o meets
Il on the last Friday A each menth d App ollo Hall,
coEner Of Congress and River Streets ee"rge Wolfe
President Andrew Bierer, Vice Prssihent GeorEe
smith Recording Secretary WIN. Ocbss, Financial
secretary. Hm. Young Treasurer. Ad4lph Stauds
Corresponding Secretary. r. o. Box loe-
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CIGAR MAKERS.

CsIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
~ OF CHICAGO, meets every other TEDEKsDAY
EVENINGS Of Zach Month, At st. Georges Hall, $50
Sou III Clark street
'. NJ. wKrKE, Pres
CHas. II. HoEEEN Cor. Sec'y., Drawer 60SS. Chicago
NIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. le,
~ OF 1t. Louis, meets the Second FRIDAY eve.
ding 10 every month, at Turner'S Hall No. 10 South
Tenth Street. Joseph Bokien, President jos DASH
Ohas Rekfeldt. Financial eec'y; John Bsyersdarfer
treasurer; Gust. Vollmer, Cor Secretary. Box 9643
NIGAR MAKERS INTERNATIONAL
~ UNION. --HeAdquarters Columbcr, Ohio.
Fred. BLEED, President.
EuAs sMIrH, Secretary. Bnidslo. N. z.
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II RIUKLA YERS, MASONS AND
= PLAsTERERs UNION No. 4, of Pfttsheld, Mass
meets every other Saturday at o'clock, p. NJ, In
Browns Block Fem street. lanes c. Dodge president
samuel Turner LIST &c president N. G. Chapman sen.
2nd vice PRESIDENT George Tanner financial secretary
Samuel Dodge treasurer II. r. Markham recording and
corresponding secretary. box 498.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. IS

NIGARMAKERS' UNION, NO. Is,
~ Headquarters Berlyn House, 6 Bass Broadwas,
New York. Meets the hrst TUESDAY ID evsry Tsanth.
Kelley Moees president Henry Bestei, vice president
Lewis Benjamin, treasurer, Hart Jacobs recording
crsary, Morris Davis financial secretary. Barnett Ber
iyn corresponding secretary,
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERs' UNION

(NAKPENTERS AND JUINEKS' UNIUN
~ NO. T. Of Albany, n T., meets at - State ssreet,
every Tuesday evening. 0FPIcERs-P. CoLEMAS, Pre-
ddeHt: Thos. Stevens, Vice President; James Wren,
ID Vice President; James J. Lee Treasurer; II omAs
Hogan, Rec. sec.; Thomas Lapahan Pin. SEE. James
Broley Assistant; John r. Finch, Lccal Deputy Post
ofi0e box. %, Albany, N. Y.
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THE MINER.
SKETCHES FROM THE COAL MINES
SECOND PART.
HE PETS or NO. TWO BREAsl

y rros. q. WALTON, ASHLAND. "a.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. ],
= District o. Colupba meats in tbs City Of Wash
iDgtou on the Ist ard 3rd THURSDAY In each month
!. Sloan. president; v. Burch vice president j. p
farrell, secretary Murphy treasurer Lewis Trum-
DO, corresponding secretary.
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BRickLAYERs.
RRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO
RRICKLAYERs' PROTECTIVE UNION

- Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening, AZ
halfpast O'Clock, 1t 1876 South Clark Street, B.
Coz president, A. C. Graham vice presdant. j. j. Me-
CURE recording secretary Peter Cogey nnADcal
tary, J. kege corresponding secretary Charles DoleD
tres surer, Weldon Smith warden John Oconnell con
ductor, William HsrdeDqual. board Of directors
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sOINCINNATI.-Union No. 4 meets
~ d Arbefter Hail, Walnut street shove Thirteshth,
on the rvt and third Tussdays Of sech month. John
pfester President, AlonZo Natter, Vice President.
Herman Goidenberger, FIuxnciai Secretary. Adolph
gndrek Corresponding and Bngllsh RecoTdfng eecre-
tarv Herman ButIenhut, German Recording Secre-
tary. Beujlmin KOop, Treasurer. P. o. BOZ 2s7o-
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II ANSAS CITY, MO.-Enion No.
IL iol meets the last saturday evenfns Of each
month, at Turner's II al. r--
JosspH HUsNAE, Presidents.
HEEKI LEoSAhD, Recording Secretary.
HENRY SEEP, Corresponding Secretary; Drawer 9o32.
HARRISBURG, PAU Mon No.
past sew O'Clock, ia Brant's Hau. J. II. KurEen-
knabe, President; Frank Gentle, yss Presdent; o.
Bauuastei, Recording Secretary; g. Weaver, Finan
cial secretery J. G. snavey Trsasurer; sam Bence,
Corresponding Secretary.
P. o, Box 223
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DRICKLAYERS' Union NO

~ Of Pennsylvania, meets In Chester every MON.
DAY evening" csruer OF Third and Penn streets. VIM
McDonad p esdent, Jen. Pedrick vice-president A. 7
responding secretary H. Brown assistant do, James
g. Dutton treasurer, William T. Galloway. q. NJ Nc
Donald, John MeekiDs trustees, G. A. Winfree - gent
Moerge Wiegand, Deputy.
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DROVIDENCE, Il. Linton No. 20
i meets on tAs ara rasaaay n sarh ponfhn Les
tsrs Hall li6 CranstoD street. Owen L. Leack, Presi
dent. 2. Fowler. Vice President. John A. echriDe,
Ffessurer Geo Jesuth, Recofdhg Secretary. p
Neshea, Financial and Corresponding secretsry, No.
993 HGh etrfWL.- -.. - -----
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IANESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
WI fs mee,s on the nrss Tuesday IN each month at
Birgeas Az Oharles RswDoqe, PresioeRs John Las
eras Vice President. John Cas1ell, Treasurer. J.
Heidenriech Recording Seer etary. @. NJ. Adams, IL
naneiai and Corresponding ssrtrsry. p. o. Bar SIS
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MILW UKEE.-Union No. rs
w meets on the nrst and THIRD Tassdavs Of every
month Meyera Hall go Fourth street. John Stange
p-sssSs~s- jos II. Bukowsky. Recofdtre aeer-tar,
VIII DawitL. Finar cia Secretary. John Matthias First
treasurer. VIM. Hochstein, Second Treasurer Nor
is Pc sehek, Corresponding Secretary. P. 0. Lock
Boz SAL
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The Burial of Lee.

lie there, brave hearti
rsc earth hat bears thee dead
Bears rlt alive a. great
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DOUGHKEEPSTE.-Union No. SO
L meets on the FIRST Wedn ssday Of every month
John zieglsr, President. John d. White Vice Prepi
tent. William Wolf, Tresslre John Kaiser, Record
ng Fnsnci4 and Corresponding Secretary. r. O. Lock
Box il6
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CLINTON, IOWA.-Union No. lls
~ meets Oh the nrst Monday q every nouth, Al 5hs
corner u Four avenue a-d Second street. Jsmes
Iorrespon dog Secretary. Herman HoTmsD Ffrsncisl
secretary. John Numhstor, rE,SsuFsr- 4. 0. Box
I24.
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Front on II
WcRFs or THE
United States Watch Company,
Wholesale Warerooms, Is MAIDEN LANE. New York.

g I, 70,
ming T,pt-I F.s eaaR j.
by,J DrD~r n, yi7 rai
N aav Jar
Yer J5gE Ti : rD ,Jyyrt -yENy ay. 4---
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6OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. 90 meets
" on the ret Monday Of each month, at 322 Douglas
.'Teet Joseph Cline, President. Richard Cassidy
Wee President. jobs Hops, Recording Secretary
David Nee corDsr, RusnciaI Seer tEy. JosPh ster-
ritt, Corresponding Secrets y. Loci Boz s.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20

"A TERRIBLE Acknowledging a tub
race in Paterson, N. j., Monday, somebody
had gotten Mr.. Vanderboern, of the Paterson
Guardian, into boat and were trying to
Nlck him in the river. As the rest had been
an'lous to see anybody get the best of Van,
'ne eowd rushed upon the balcony at the
rear o4he depot over the water. The balcony
- 'u' 'hrty or forty feet long, but there were
'"lnne't oson it over two hundred people,
many OF Won were ladies. The weight OF
Tue great tnr''g was too much for the piazza
,liu WIN q cfashthe balcony, with its load Of
human freight, Into the river below, dis
lance of nearly TWEEN, feet.
Over hundred and hty men, women and
children went down. TIE excitement was
fearful. The shrieks of the wouraed and tn,
cries OF the affrighted wonaen created conster
nation, for although the water was not deem
many had tainted and many were buried un-
der the ruins. The horror stricken multitud,
and the members of the Club who had fortu.
nately escaped Immediately plunged into the
water to the rescue Of the struggling victims
ana IN few minutzs all were taken from The
water.
10 the astonislment o. all none were killed
and considering the nature of the accident
there were bU few injured. The water was
dlscolored with blood, and 1t is surprising sew.
eral persons were not killed.
A young son of Mr.. Henry Marshall was
badly hnrt in the head and his arm was
broken 1t is thought that he must die. His
mother was also badly hurt, about twenty
Others We're more or less injured, being brnis
ca by pieces of the balcony OF trampled under
loot by the crowd on top. Several were res
cued just in time to escape drowning.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-20

hon. >. Is. Hartley, Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, will leave for Maine in n 70 -
days to spend few weeks at his old home in
Saco. '' -o"'0 al
The President has acceptod tho resis nation u
effect the first of next September. and has
nominated Joseph P. Roo.s of Kansas TO the
vacancy thus created.
Police Superintendent Jourdan of New
York has Withdrawn his resignation.
The wife of Mayor Folsom Of Lowell. Mass
died Tuesday of consumption.
M. Theirs Indignantly deries that he has re-
e ee from the King Of Prussia thanks for his
speech against war.
on Inc Emperor Napoleon refuses to receive
'or"n'eer or foreign army officers.
inettnemy' administer from France, left
"asuihstoa on Monday for home
George 7. Downing, who ba. of ,.,o
somewhat Ias politician amono ~ " uicu
ed people, has been rotated out Of his sSotpl-
place as keeper of the House Resta, p.Um.aole
the Capitol. "uraunt at
=, Collector Murphy is now running the Non,
YORK custom House, and is beseiged with an.
ssHilaen, Ethe defaulting Philadelphia WOO,
dealer, has been intercepted in TivernooI ~,
MI. Bond, member of the Boston bonse hay-
ing connections with Hilsens firm. and a com
promise was effected by Hilsen paying Bonds
firm $4,000 's -0onN D
Argel Mortineza, a Mexican General. former.
~ OF Mazatlan, starts Immediately for Prussia
to fight the French.
James f. Ballintyne, editor of the Cbicapo
Republican, died at San Diego, July 49,
John u; Locke, of Portsmouth, has received
from the Secretary of the Navy, the appoint
meDt of Inspector of Timber at that yard. Mr.,
Locke is Commander of Post No, 1, G. A. r.
of that city.