davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19

A MAN at Oshkosh Wisconsin, has invented a
parlor grindstone that will have an extensive
run. lie places a small grindslone on parlor
table, bitches belt to his wife IS jaw and while
she is scolding or visiting, as the case may be,
he does up the family grinding of knives and
things Just as easy as rolling off log. A large
grindstone, run by about one sewing society
power, would be an improvement on that, for
heavy grinding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-11-19
l84s

we get the ominious year of 1913, in which
Louis PHILIPPE abdicated the French throne
This method of calculation has been applied to
the present Emperor, and equally surprising re-
suits have been achieved.
Napoleon III was born 1903.
The Empress Eugeuie was born 1926.
They were married 1853
Ascended the throne 1853
Taking these figures and work them as before
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

rdumt, In feiner Seliltrtt prebte er itrtr SIrm
an ieiur Srui, unb ibr le6ter 9e9tnbrud
fubr ttm ME elefIrilhes Sruer turd bic
Ncroer.
Ste maIen mid bitten, mprsen 9Ibenb
nit Sbnen aussuflbUn, fluRnte Sedptd
ibrent ip0nnetrunfenen 8teleiier nod Su, ais
fie burG zen langen 6rrriror geeilt paren
unb bem Glternp1ar mad in zen SpeilelaaI
trdten.
Dprt partn Rte Salpuiicen aefhIUdtu une
bic fttoeren rptbietrenen 0orbIR9e berlbBe,
laiTsu, I'M bds leete Ia9esIidbt aus rem SdaIe
3u perbdnnea une rem 8erjenlttt auf
ZEN itbperen liltCrntn &anreIabern urb
duf esm SrCnlGuhter pGle @elMn9 ju per,
fhdiTen.
8Iit unb @Idn,, robin tas @uss iiCb
ipanrte. pph pts 3afeI feiTttti zen Bid nit
hem Rethtbunl ron prahti9 0earbettrtem
StlFerjue, iprldbe5 auf ttr CUR S6du 9s'
fept mar. Gn 4ufldb namentltb BON ge-
trebsnrm Silber, IN welbem friite 9lumtn
prdn9ien, tpar rtp ndtrrs 1untipcrf, unh ale
Gatlarp' s Ndae ldraui rubtt, fiji Inn Gin abu'
liGes, nod tagBeitrm IrnblIerrs 6ierdtb elm,
welhss er Sptlbrn rr5 Grafen 1OUpGncGurt's
Shdben btlnb.
gRrSG biflt CT itt' nrb Sic WrIerirlrfr bGr
Stunt in iCtntm &ellcr perl0Oien, bdhte CT,
tie iClltn mprltn IN l,tin ;3jmmsrn, dut
ietntr Safil p9r0ttrtn, fGnn Bate 9iirmanb
tn pbiIareIpbta rwa6 10 Ghtrcs osr gIrt
apfluweirn.
(5otiiesms oIst,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Yaris In Folet oi.iss untrpartsien grsigniiies
unbsihrsibIib il.H
Vahribtsn aus Rouen BON qsittru tbeilsn
nit, OnB Die 3sui6tn Bretuil 9enommen
9oben. Die NlObilaar0en IAIusen ben sritsu
angriii JurHd, bic 9suiitsu nbtT tpieOsrboltsn
ibren Angrifi nit Y,rftariunaen.
Wtenotti 8aribalDi III auf oem gDsae nah
Patts in WarisilIts angtfommeu
SCIaiidbe ReutraliIdt.
BrAiitI, II. Oh. - Sslgtsn fellt mics
Der Elm GbItrUutionssG Corps on Der Brsn3e
auf, ou prsuBsn bic atfdt hot, bic Stdote
I'M nornneiili6,n 6runirei6 III bsInatrn.
AmS stoH iIns bsm 2iietH 6rantrttbS.
s5Clenuth ~ Der RurmGHbis.
SOurs, ID DIT. lus Ggon lit Der
Bot 5up:rIdiiise Yahridt sin9esanasn. baB
Die Sla0t polit6Hois oDtbereiist it, leosm
AnerilI Su pi0srheben. Die 06bsn In Der
Rdbs 0er Siaot fno bffsitist, Dtrihanjtt ga
Qer limb erri6tct unO ibusus @sldhB In 9o.
ltion 8Cbradt wOroer. Die game Sepblterung
IT bsDaItnet uno bdlt tdgIih Grercttrs usbun:
gen. @tne QrOke Aplabl Ntobilguroiftsn unb
v6rerdhGen' III IN SgoU eiHnerAdt. @5 IlnO
oalelbh 10 otCl 6ruppen, 0nB lie lei6t ~ timer
Arnlee or8anlIItl uno aH eiEcr Shentu 6eUes
0una beHW6t lUeroen tDnuen. Vile SDmptOme
Der unuronung iiuO geihUuHOen unO fam
man ltd iibtr bic Stimmunq inI 0Qnlen ell
oen BON Grnntrcit5 nidJt betagen. &te Ot
gartements Der WormnnOie HHo obnc G}elO,
Die borii8en SetOrOen Geben besBalb Bapicrs
9Clo aus.
81 priiGu iir iLdrItGdle StrisgSid)iiTs,
SouOOn, III. Ett. - 6iu Gmtl9er De
ribt iUetIi radl, O0B bi! fraHi. Stit8sidiiie
lett benz 8t8inn Gts &rie8ts 80 Yrtitn sc.
ma5t babtn.
Juiurrcftion in Glsericu,
Mar lGllles, If, Oft. - Gle Mltibti'
luna bon elmer Grbsbuug In Algeritn wiro
Our4 ipdtrre YtG6rthteu bthdtiet, Scr
0duptlira Der Gldmme in Der piGti9en prO
Utn8 6ouiianttne bot rcpoltirt uno bGiinbsu
Nb bsrrits msbtsre Wibtige 9Oftionen in lei
ntn 9dnben.
Wartt unp 96r1c.
9OnbOn, IA, Sh, - rl6r. Gcnlols
924-B-3. - YcnrS feit mO ruttg,
1S62tr OF. - G5r 90f = Ger 500 =
I0.40r So. .- 2lctisn Fau 1871 - 81.
ia - @rtat pslcrn 291 -- JaIB wcni.
ger srpriidt. ,3udsr 81 g. 1srPntin 2S
Q. ..
9tosrpoot, IA. Stt. A2 ll9r. Baum
pous Han. llplanb 81 B. SrIraus 81. Bu.
tauf 500 Ba. Gal gGaissn 10 9. A b. -
) +. roth. Q8slsrn 8 9. s B. rVt6 Dinter.
g6ai,sn 10 9. 2 b. 8srpentIn 2S g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
gBegtueiier fir g1eiIenbe.
RaItinsrs.ohi1 as,fraBsez

&aH aIItu Btaitsa sR-aM ubr zaatseaS,
ne WiaetHlr, SiraebaEs sn6 3pii4eHRIats
ubr WurgtnJue 6trbtnhti F9 nit StrasbuTa u. paFs
TiIonbura Ofa RdnaNds -gap.Babn.
SS etS w. ann Rss ssS Noans n s
Wlorgsus uuD l.Ob absnSs (ansssuommsnS SOHriassj.
Raa 9 siIttOtt gtta u; p.-sm nSr gtcSa
nommsnl uRO na5R on Mt Ntrtp nm u6r Radm.
9la4 u btugton - um 20, sos, $40 aRe
n;S0 Eeorssns nH6 s65 AS uHo $50 w absTos.
Son waT6ington- 645. 725 II. 6. rs Tors
hrus auo 1245, 2.50. 4.l0, $40, 7.45 unh absnOA
%btIabIpbIdsEsiImtHst WiteubabH.
una gag % ass.
Etns (Sountass ausgtromutn)
Radb BbtI abtlg9ta lES 0s@. YonTt ~ !ott
Rtrrpuilt nab Bort Depoitt abbisssno) I'm 300 Vtor'
atns tSouut1gs ausgsuommsn).
RAD PRtlabsigpta une en- ort tta tR
am 2.Io gladlmittass sonnta9s aus0snomnsnl
Rad ben StnttonsR bis Bort Depoitt-
am ubr Qa@mittass 5onutass aasgsnOmmsnl;
ga@ QbtlnoeIpb la - UNI 7 2b Nbeu0B, td9lt4.
Wa& REV. vi GIprsBlus nm 10. 40 EbsHOs,
tdsIa.
SbIIabeIpbla.5aIto. gentraI. iftnbahn
btrIdBt Baltimore nm 7 Is Torstns uro 2.4O Radm.
stuet.Bartau: gsr. lat, BaIttmOrsiiraHt.
R6rbItdbe 9sntral. @ iIcnbabn.
Ra@ ptttsburg, BEN gBttsn uu6 RoEs
ben 6ts an bic Riagara.SdIls. an aIsn Sta
tioHn ltuiItsu Bdtuarg uno Dort auhaIteno -tdsliG
mn f.5o UtDtStuS NSOHItlu8o uusBtUuHihltuJ.
Stah Btttsbur9, btm 8then un6 NOW
BEN bts UtIItamspo portunO erte- ta9ltA UNI
~. is JldhMittugs (Souutaas aus9tuomutnl.
Rdh Ptttsbur9, ben Vtd9arasG dlttn uno
BuFtato - tdsIt um II 90 Absuos.
gah Ptttsbure uno BEN SHowefsn, an
bsu pauptitaitonen Jwltsn Balttmorf nno parrsourg
anbaltsno - iGsIip um 7.40 NbtnoB Sonntass ans9s'
gDeait6t RarpIduO.r GtItnba6n- mn
T.55, $50 Ttorssns uHo $50 Na9Tlttass.
RAD SettpsbHr9-u nm 7.65 UtOrssns unS l2.lb
Rdhmittugs.
Ra9 pGnOOtr-u um 765 TOrssus uuO 12.15 unb
$50 9ahmtttGss.
Gumberl6nbtr EbaIsBabn-um 7,5b Rot.
Atns unb 10 RaGmhass.
Raa DOri = tdsIia I'M $50 Ra@mittass teuntIs
9aS 9arftor - unS gBeEern et'enbabn bis
union,B Bridge tdaIh um 80 Addni. uno mao Parts
ton um 10 90 Woreens t5oHuslGaB ausaenOmmenl.
Rdh VI hIano- td9lih um 10 20 Wsor8snst SonHs
Tags aus9enonmenl
Sdtpnsbiner Sftrbebabn.
ubr ausgenommsn eouutdss FiuoId oon ubr
Rorsrns bis ubr UbenOs uuo ieoe baIbt Stunos bon
al ubr Abtnos nadl 4ou0on Bari.
Rab Gllteott 9ttp-u nm uno 10 uhr Vtors
asus uno 2 unb ubr Jtnhmlttags, 3urtdtsbreno BON
&uteoh @ttp nm uno 10 ubr Vtor9ens uno uno
ubr Jdhmittdgs. - IN 5opntaaen um uno 10 ubt
Rorgtns. uuO ?. 4 unO ubr Nadmtta9s nad uno
uub % ubr Morssns unb 8. uno ubr NaGmsttaos
BON GGieott Gitp.
gprt.Roab %ftrsebabn.
Rah otp outOwn fanolitb BON Uor Vtor8tns
bis IL ubr Abenos
Nad &ooanstowu um 8, 61S, TX unb 81 ubr
I'm SOnutassu Nm ION uuO TX nbr Weorgsns
unb l2!s, 1k, 2X, 81, AZ, 5H uno on nbr Naam.
uuo bon 8opansonn bitrbtr UNI 10 uno IL llRr Utors
gems uno |, 2, 8. 4, 8, 6, Z uuo ubr Natmttn8s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
SermIIhte Seriate.

Cine brIsgnte 1T Ii6er bic esiirist
6epeihe, 0aB bic Abreiie oss prtubiihsn Bots
itafters. @I0i gernFlO,T, aus 2ohoon unh Die
Uoriihbruna Der Routinrs 8ti66ite Ourd eintn
@sianoti4aits' attuGe. oils vBsiGdFtstrdssr'
bsoOrfebs - mas Elm srn'tIi6es 3srtu4rfniB
unter ben Gabiuster BON Berlin uno ST.
5ames bsoeutsn mRroe. Aaeroings mar Die
Note bes Braisn 8trniloiii wsasn Gnslanos
YettOltGn in Der Veutraliidtss 5rass Btemlih
lbali, Bsr9lelheH iommt absr bdufig Dor,
obrc oesbaIb Ju eintm OipiOmatiihen 8ruhs
iu thbrsn, uno Sismard II ~ uOriibtia, als
ooB CT as in Der ieRtssn Rtiiis au tlurm iol
hen fommsn loiisn mHrot. @r itnnt iein
E.rrain unO bdile Die Note niht psranloBt,
penn 0aourh 3srpRrfnths 5u btior9tu md
rem. 8ernfOlif UirO itinen Ylob I'M ieBieen
aus,nblife MID II perluRsu. SuSpiihn if
beiGste Gnts Elm letter 6ihsu fur etHs GnlubI
ameritanii6er .GOitorsn", uno lts perosn =
Der sSeralO' poran = nader oaran berum'
na9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
in benz Isean sqbrifanteu prfanfr

pisr atnabit sBHdrtu Der icinfer Cuaitdt urb bsr
sbsu baeOu Su Brtlsn psrtaui, bic uu, qompetttton
btrdubiotoern. BET 4 Rsipbsrasr
Ode Der gutap. upo Saraogar., I'm obsrn Giabttbttl
uno
Rr. 1903. Wen. Baltimore, uobs pouIbaoFtaa,
NIB. VILE Huiirdgs pom Sanbs phnitlip dusetiabri
uno 3utruosnbeh garautirt HDaarcR tptrptn &c. o.
D." oosr per Poinhpetrlus ptrIhtt,. t2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
9emOtratiid tOnicrOatiDc
GOngreB gtOmiHatioHsn in &arllanS.
(gBabl am 8. Rop. 1870)
7isriT = dhtb RauUsT SaukIstnu

l. 8iRrilt - Hdltb. Samuel PdmbIetpn.
g. Difritt - dhtb. StspsHfpn ardtr.
8. DiRrift - a6tb. S6Umas @panH.
d. 9iRrtt - Capt. Spbn Rttbis.
8. 9tRrt,t - Rltbter E8m ~. Gatrrt6.
Der /. DtHr't umiaBt GarOItrs, Cecil, 9Or&sFsr
Rent Queen guRs, 5omsrst. gDcOmteo u. gDOresiisr
Counties.
Der 2. GiFrItt umfaBt bic unisreH 7. EodrSs Der
etaOt Baltimore. GAM 5arTOrO uHO ben n0rOI. u 6tI
1bsiI uou Baltic 60.
Der s. 8irilt umfaBt bic pbSrsn II EBarbs Der Staot
Baltimore
Der A. DtFrttt umiaBt au'sbana Carroll, 5rsOsrid
unO DoIbtnsOn COUNTIES
Der 8. 9iitrh umfuBt gnns IrunOsI. gaIOs.t, BEN
neitI 9Rel BON BALTIC. Co., CHARLES, TOutsOmsrp
SorparO, et Warp's II. grinet SsOrsc's COUNTIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
Spe3ials sN0ti3eM.
8dlttmOre
Sire SllluraIre Office,

GdepeH. g6e BON 6putbs anb Ssdtsrftraas.
S,rHttrt fUrpitrtrt sss,H 9erlua cher StSetn bure
Brdrtuns dd. f0pptl In ttr Sapt, utt I'm pdntt, aut
drttn bon &iBeuttum. Debn', edstn. unb a'aarsH.
6iutr 5dneets9ltsr, Nftrbaupr6tutte 0lEbsln 6auss
s.ratbtbaften i'm eau bssrthne Ober in 4dtsu In Go
kan9 bsfablibt 5dhrltu8t u. t. rs.
Gas Sireffprirtm beiiebt aus icIgehoen VeSren
SOibua s. &pbtn, graletnt;
I'm. o. SatrTgu, q. .. Sttuatt,
Sec. R. 9idtTs, I'm. 8. Sruut,
3. 70. atids, ,. .. &apf,
Odptb 9. l1ilfpr, Z. Wobl. Stnttns,
SUFab penuinatpr, 9. glcreH StttuaTt,
Srantts Z. Ring, .. .. NtpeSmtr,
6sHrs GarrCa. Srptlt 5rrpts,
%. N. laplor.
9pplifattpnssBprmul uRb peert Rdhrtht abtr htt
Stt1ftdft ptrb in etr Office 5ubpsf.Gdt son Scuth'
pnb paItrir. trthelt aud aue Guftrdse efSrt tr'
Itstsl peroen. Bcraatruna.n ptreen auf retHh ttnt
brtf dnaerpmmeu. ntlds her appifdnt wuni&tn mag.
fSanr tq.N %r. Eapphmprtb. SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
Nah Gnnnnn! !!

HA Die i6bns A I odnitt Brieg .garI.s
- = Capt. 6Dsnisn. Dirb prompt nod obi.
tpsnot man flo an 9. .. 8rdnns Gpmp.,
t202-} Nr. 81, 6ab.gapftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Sis 8attin bts 4dtb. q. 3. 4snGIss
ion ion cine Der prOminsnteIten Samen Der
Iaibionablsn Rreiis in Solquap, BEN es9ens
n6rtigen AiDl @u9eniens, iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
9teuere 1abel giad)ri6ten.

Neuere &abel : gtaGri1tca.
Sic 9tutidtn babra Spinal gruOHmtH.
unbeit6tigte 8erHdte bonn 3us
rAdWei6rn Der Dtuti9sn
Dor Paris.
Die perlufts bsr 9enicben bri crIe0nS nibt 70
grvR, ais nIan aCfnrdtct.
sIn8ebIi6e @unpertbaten zines
pariler &anpnirr8,
Ser Sicg Der ScnfdJen bel Orleans.
9spsids 0es 86ni8s on Die 96nisin.
8cridbt ilbcrbi furGh tbareShGadbt
bct Vice.
Sapferfeit Der &anbpebr.
Tnrdtbarer Smrm nnO llcberidWeHns
lHrlng III GnglanO.
MOVE beSrOb
SemiIbun9en anoerer WIdte CUR
ocriteIIun9 ccS j5rtecens,
L I - . A Z A q L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
Werm1mias
gruer-l Gbcrungs- GrlrQfbaft.
$500. 900 90 Raar. SedpttdI.
863.O5A.8I uebtrfdbua am l. 5anuaT 1870.

B63.O54.B 81 Htbtrfdbnh am I. 3annaE 1910.
81 Oo8 OsA 81 EptdI.Serm6geu,
ben Seiessn oss States Nelu'Dorf semab on9tltef
Srriihcrt In DER ,,8crmnnia"
Die ytsermdniaA III sine sonB Osutidls geTsli&aFt.
gs TT bic Glteitt oeutihs @eitGidaft tn 4merifa.
Jbr eroBes Rapital nit beoeutenoem ueberbnB ats
ho1brt oeu 0eriidertsn bic bette Stderbeit.
Hue BerluIie perben prompt uno Doh briabh
Stre Geitdfts InO uuo rperosu fets auf cine oorFs
ti9e uuo olioe gDeiie ecfubrt.
Die oeutite Gunoi4aft iibert Der uSSermanidH etrr
berourrageuOs StsQuua uuter allen geriiherun8sS
fhdften. .....
Die rG3ermdntd~ III bic erie unD btotuttnoFs osui.
fhe 0erIiherungss sG5eienhdft In ben Der. 5taaten.
3eiue anoere SeIeaida faun ben Seutiden erbbsrt
BortbeiIe oosr bsIiere Sifsrbett 9eluGbren,
q. o. 4rono S SGbne, agentsn,
Rr.21, SoutbfrnBc, Baltimore, Wo.
as- pOcsu psrOen III Der Netttur aussssrtt9t unb
Btrluits beldbIt. t3uni1 ,lS.,i,a.S.)
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Die nunmebr in RspsWort licstnOs Iron3.
Corvette sprima8enet" bat 4, niGt II
Rannueu
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NudD Srieh /!
Gndl Wmiferhnnt.
Dad Wmifrrbam.

TNA WGb Wmltfr6aifi.
xE$A Die i&6ns itnsnIsssInos A I gloreb.
ssssz6ek Barrie rSueuffris.1 CAPT VI. ptldsn,
wtro prompt na6 obgem pafsu typebirt. Wsssu Sradt
ootr PaIaes peuos man iidt an
,s, w. Z. Sranns GSms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Cine Jabtretae Ea&fo n.
( DAFT. = 8ieier Gage itarb i'm Peuniplpa,
niihen sins 6rau i'm atsr BON 81 3abren
IL Wonatsn unO 10 SGseu. 9ie Watrone
mar Wuttsr BON l3 SsinOern, BON Oenrn aber
nur le uberlebtsn. Die 3abl ibrtr Gntsl
belief ft aut j2, BON benen As ltbsn; lie lab
Ietusr 80 ureniel, ppn pelhen rs nod nm Sc
ben iinb; enOIih bate fie Die iettsne 6rsuOe,
3 LII uttntel 3u Iebsn. Sbrt 9anJs Ra6tOm
msnihait belief iib aat 40. pOn bensn 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Sn 8ttroit, Wi5,. uers iitsts iid Der
0eutide Saiob f5li6sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Ser sunabbdugige Gtben ber
" o otb m amer 3dblt in Ysnnipluauitn
l2G Stdmmr, III Eager uno II ,a2B Wlitglte:
Der. 8as capital bes Srbsns bctrdgt Jur
3eit $l85 1863. Sn 1861 sdblts Der Orben in
penniptpanisn iuir 35 Stdmme nit 1882
1861 uno 1870 5ablte Der Sr0en 1858, ,743. .23
unterfhBunas9glo aus. -..f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Su ReDart, MS. fauO tlrjlib elm
Wettrsnnen Jpi6en sntm 8linbeu uno eli
uem troaIiOen Soloaten fait GsBtsrer trug
bel bem &enr,n nod elm &ino nuf Dem
Raden. Der BtinOs psrlor. 6enn er iiel uno
hrad1 elm Eeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15
0einberBer's
Stiffrl unO Sdubr!
Stirfrl aaO Sdnbf.
ode Der Gntdp' uub SdtatOaafsR
Tin Obsrn stdoubdItl.
Tfr. 1O3, SSeft Saltimores,
uabs pOIltOaqfrdb,, Tim unttrcn etaOnbtDL

Btr erbbtr. biGIipRe uno uusorSrbnttHs Sor'
roth bon Stiettln uno Shuben, rptl&er it
mats otm publIum uiferirt purOs
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Rad amfferbam.

V5E@M Die A noripeg. Barie % sTpetia,s .
A. Capt. 5ur8snitn ipiro prompt mad obi.
gem pafsn sypsoirt. SDeaen 6tdsiier tsall stowage
tpenns man fdb an y. Z. Brauns 8 Gp,np.
(226-l Nr. 81 SabseyapitraEt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Semiibun9en anperer Mddte CUR
1criteIIun9 ceS j5rtepens,
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0udh Wntferhnm-

S3$S5A Yae ihbus i1ntuisgeIn6s A San
6aIoaoor'S6iff ~Serotna.S Capt Wm
eopp, mtro prompt nad sbtssm baftn eypsoirt. tesn
6radbt peer Paiaas ipenbe man fdp an
.,t5.si a1f34 i4t 0eper x DtIfsuS, r'
(2sl-4al ,a,4 lI Rr. l22. Wsis4ombar9F 9Frass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

Sn Re tp,0 orf uir0 Der republitanis
ite GDupsrpturs Ganbipat 9BoOoIorO rm
pioblen, neil ct rein gutter Stmperenakr uuO
Gbriit iei.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-15

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A NOTABLE RECRUIT

For some weeks past we have been
assured by those who had every reason
to know, that Hon. b. Gratz Brown,
Governor.elect of Missouri, was in SYM
pathy with the princil' of the Nation
al Labor Union, and at, at the proper
time, he would avow such to be the
case.
Last Monday evening, he was waited
upon by a delegation representing the
Labor Reform Party, who congratu-
lated him on his election AM presented
him with an address highly commend
Ing several positions taken by hi on
the labor question during the recent
canvas. The address and reply are
published in full in the present issue.
Now, we place far more reliance
upon these declarations than we should
did they come from played out politi-
cal charlatan or from an asptrdat for
the governorship Of Missouri.
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that the terms imposed are the only
terms upon which work can be resumed;
that those who do not choose to accept
them can find employment elsewhere,
and that when they (the frm) are I'M
able to conduct their business, they will
secure the services of some one who
oan.
Now, Messrs Hughes and Mundella
what would you do under such cir
cumstances Fight it out like men,
OF ike ours accept the issue, and sac
rifce you manhood. Give the mechan-
los Of the United States credit for the
possession of some intelligence and
honor, as being just as anxious to
avoid strike-as the general public
can be. Take the action Of a majority
Of our national labor organizations for
example, and il will be found that
strikes are invariably DEPRECATED by
them, except as a devTier resort-while
in others they are well nigh prohibited.
The truth is that on this issue, as on
most others in which the working
classes are interested, their position
has been grossly misrepresented, and
that too for a sinister purpose.
If however, employ ers, as a class,
are willing to substitute arbitration, in
place oftheir own arbitrary exactions-
and it takes two to make such a"bar-
gain, why is it that the matter has
never been suggested by any Of their
associations? A movement on their
part would be sure to receive the sup
port of every representative Trades
Unionist What is lacking is the de
Sire-nOt the opportunity, and, how
ever admirably such a system has sue
cecded ii Great Britain, or however
desirable il may be to secure its ad-
vantages in our own country, certain
/ it is that the cause of its non adoption
20 fir can truthfully be ascrihcd 70 the
opposition of the parties of the first
part.
The Trades Unioni>ls of America
are opposed 70 strikc>--eNcePt when
al other means Tor an honorable adj
iustment have failed. We therefore
assure Mr. Mundelia-thlt All the
wrong is nc. on one side, nor all the
right ~ the other; aud that there are
thousands Of instance here the
American mechanic can with propri-
ETY. say-betore you are capable of
Judging correctly-"Put Yourself in
His Place"
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FROM OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Dec 1871.
70 the Editor OF the woRESsHAs's Advocate
In looking over the columns of the
Ohio State Journal, Of Columbus, o.
December 8, | find the following ar
ticle:
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 5.-This village
is at another stand-still In other
words, on Saturday evening the coal
miners demanded four cents per bush
ell otherwise, they would not 20 in
on Monday (this morning). The ope-
rators refused to increase their wages,
and the result il that the miners are on
a strike. They claim that Cincinnati
is paying high prices for coal, and that
therefore they ought to share in the
profits. Now they demand 4 cents in
place Of 81 cents for mining. It appears
that the operators at the sStraItsvilIe
mines on Saturday found out that some
Is or IS Of their hands had Joined the
miners union, whereupon they paid
them off and discharged them, giving
the hands notice that they would not
employ any miners who were members
Of the union. This morning, early,
about 100 Of the union left here for
Straitsville, to persua6v the miners
there to join the union and to strike.
What the result will be time must tell.
The general impression here is that the
operators will have to yield, especially
If they succeed in getting the Straits
vile miners to join them.
On Friday and Saturday Of last week
quite party of capitalists were here
from Chicago, looking around among
the coal regions with a view to invest
ing. No one here knows what was
done, or whether any thing.
The coal il here, and all it wants il
capital to get it to market.
Great is the Hooking Valley
To-day learned, through a very re-
liable source, that the miners resumed
work, at the advanced price Of labor,
yesterday morning.
OBSERVES.
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LABOR ITEMS.

A NEW Union Of Iron Molders No.
2l6 has been organized in Parkers
bnrg, West Virginia.
THE Molders of Savannah. Ga, are
on strike against reduction Of wages.
The Molders Of the Quincy Broth
ers of Toronto, are on strike against
an attempt to make every journeyDsn
have berkshire"
SOMETHING over 5000 men have been
sent from Bay City. Michigan, into the
lumber woods, and still the demand
for help is active.
The Resolutions adopted by the
Iron holders international Union at
their late session held in Philadelphia,
in reference to Coolie Labor, were for.
warded by President Satin to Senator
Stewart Of Nevada, and have boon
read to the Senate and referred.
A WoMAN's Cooperative Associa-
ton at San Francisco has, during the
past two years, earned me- profit of
thirty per cent. on the capital invested,
and given permanent employment to
two hundred women.
EFFORTS are being made to start a
cooperative shoe mandatory in
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. We
claim that we have the most ef6cien;
and best working C-ispin Lodge in the
Granite State.
PoTrsvLLE, Pa, Dec. I0.-R. L.
Trevellck, President Of the National
Labor Union, addressed an enthusiasts
tic audience at Pottsville Friday night
Resolutions condo inning Congresslona
land grants, and the importation o.
Coolie labor were unanimously adopt
ed.
Council BLUFFS, Iowa, Dec. 49,
The laborers on the great Pacific
Railroad bridge at this point, number
ing about l75 men, struck to-day, fol
an advance of wages Their placer
are being supplied with new men, anC
the work will not be retarded.
There are now about 1900 empt,
houses in San Francisco. There ar,
twenty thousand Chinese in the cit,
who have taken places of white labor
ers, mechanics. etc. They occupy som
two or three hundred houses Invent,
thousand white people would occup'
every one Of the empty houses in tn
city and create demand for probabl,
a thousand more Notwithstanding a
this, the "heathen Chinee" is nndoubt
edly a great benefit to-himsclf.
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aud I am now in hopes we can make
something more Of II.
1t appears TO me the workingmen Of
Philadelphia are behind the age; but
We must do the best We can. The man
who viii take the pains TO look back
upon the former opportunities and
privileges OF mechanics, and compare
them with our present condition, can
see great Improvement and steady
advancement among the rising genera
ton. Free schools md liberal opinions
have done much for our class. and will
do much more. Hoping you will an
swsr as soon as possible, l remain
yours, truly,
VIM. MowBAY,
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