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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-19

Miss Mary Tyrreil, young woman,
employed in the watch factory ut Elgin.
Ill, was lately caught by the hair in a
shaft, jerked from the floor, and her
scalp completely severed from her head
Seven hours afterwards, two doctors dis
cussed the propriety of replacing the
scalp. and Mt last came to the conclusion
to do so, and now the poor girl is said to
be doing we'll
Loss BY FIRE.-The steam mills of
Mr. Henry Suber, Mt Martins Depot
were destroyed by fire on last Sunday
night. There was n good deal Of grain
destroyed, and the entire loss is between
$4,000 and $4,000. The fire was the
work Of on incendiary.
LdMreasriNe Herald
A very serious conspiracy against the
life Of tho Car Of Russia, and against
the sovereignty Of the house OF Romanoff,
has been followed by the trial and con
viction Of sixty-six conspirators, among
them several mobiles md persons of note
Their punishment is not yet announced
Moscow wns the scat Of tho conspiracy
ANOTHER SLIP CASAL-The project
Of ship canal between the North Sea
and the Baltic has been revived with ap-
parently some prospect that it shall be
carried ont. Tie length of the longest
proposed line is fourteen German miles
that of the shortest eleven and half
German miles.
Tho new estate which tho Emperor
William has lately given to his trusty
hcnchman, Bismarck, is valued ut more
than 1000. 900 thalers. It has nu arca
of eighty square miles, and contains
twenty-thrce villages or collections of
huts.
An unknown Philadelphian, Of COM
mendable generosity and unparalleled
modesty, has given $500. 900 for the pro-
jected Presbyterian hospital at West
Philadelphia, and earnestly requested
that his name shall not be revealed.
CoNsUMprIoN.-R statistics show
that $4,000 deaths occur annually in
England from consumption, and the
number OF patients constantly suffering
from it's wasting effects is estimated at
$4,000.
DEATH OF ". G. TRENnoLM, ESQ.
This highly esteemed citizen, of Charles
ton, died mt the residence OF his son,
Mr.. P. G. Trenholm, Thu-,day evening,
i'll the sixty seventh year Of his ago.
JAS. Clayton, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, has
applied for pntent for an improved
gnllows; aud yot nobody was ever hung
on tho old kin,l who complained that
they did not work effectually.
A guest fell sick in Lexington (Ky.)
hotel, and after being burden for some
weeks, got well and ran off with the
landlords wife.
4 pet wolf in Alabama ha, escaped
from his keeper, and keeps everybody
in tho vicinity within doors.
Three municipal tickets are announced
in Greenville.
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PRECIpITANs ~ HEAD FOREMOST. "A
few days since, negro woman died in
Sumter County, and was buried in ra-
ther singular manner. She had united
with negro church, but had backsldetl,
and was not i'll good standing and favor
with the brethren and sisters. SO when
she became i'll. no one would assist her
or call in u physician, and she died, pro-
badly for want OF attention. The negro
pastor directed that the body should be
placed III the grave head downwnrtls,
and it was 80 done; because, rs hc said,
she was going to tho Internal regions
anyhow, and that WAS the proper posi-
ton for her.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-19

On the night Of the 31st of July, tho
Duke Of Richmond moved vote Of CEN
sure in the House of Lords against the
Government for abolishing the purchase
Of army commissions. The Associated
Press despatch, announcing that this
motion was rejected, was either great
blunder or complete mis-statement. It
was really adopted by majority Of
eighty. The Lords, therefore, were not
guilty of the cowardice which they were
made to appear to have exhibited, and
their present defiance of the Govern
ment in regard to the ballot bill is con-
sistent with their previous action.
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HOTEL ARR1vALs. August l8. Colun.-
6ia I3otei-H. b. Geiger, Lexington; E.
Hanck. Jerry Sullivan, +. Kretznan,
Winnsboro; VIM. s. Morris. s.. a. T.
Co.; @. Z. Nurnberger, Hamburg; @.
Hahn, Augusta; O. O. Trumbo, r. 8.
Pringle, A. Il. Seward, L. A. Palmer,
Charleston; j. w. Raymond, Texas; 8.
G. Gilbert, Florida; j. @. Wilson, j. J.
Bone, Newberry.
Nickerson House-J. z. Godfrey, At
lantn; L. A. Connor, Cokesbury; T.. q.
Simkins, wife and servant, Florida; Mr..
and Mrs. r. Rutledge, Mrs. W. Blake,
Mrs. D. r. Hayward, s. O.; e. V. Sted-
man Lexington; W. Q. Taylor, q s. A.
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Ain. P. P. ToALEs New OFFICE AND SALES
RooMs.-We arc happy to inform our readers
that their old acquaintance. Mr.. p. T. Toale,
sashes, blinds, etc. on Horlbock's wharf,
Charleston, 8. O.. has oponod handsome
office and extensive sales rooms at No. 20
Hayne street. where thoy will find 1t moro
convenient to call OH him when thew visit the
city,. The sAlcs rooms extend to No. SO
Pinckney street, whore there is another en-
trance: Send and got new and extended
price list OF latest styles, etc. SEQ ADVERTISE
ment. July II 1mo*f
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBEns Charleston Cha<i.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RAFrLE CLASS No. 90.-Moyntng-Au9ust 18.
24-7G-29-46 2-28-76- -77-27-20
Witness our hands. ct Charleston, this 18th
Augnst, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
August 10 Sworn Commissioners.
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We regret to chronicle the death Of
Mr.. john NJ. Shnfer, IA civil engineer oil
the New Orleans and Selma Railroad.
Yesterday morning, his body was found
near Cane Creek, on the plantation of
Mr.. Joel E. Matthews. few miles from
where he left the surveying party. His
remains were terribly mutilatcd-done,
it is supposed, by hogs, buzzards, sc. !,
and were nnrecognizable, save by the
clothes he had on and the papers in his
pocket.
Selma (Ala.J Times and MESSENGER.
The new Catholic Church on Sullivan 3
Islnnd is progressing finely. The walls
are mp five feet, the buttresses are com.
pleted, also the basement, which is
ready for the first floor joists. 1t has
been suggested that tho spot on which
tho church stands bo called birmingham
Square, in compliment to the reverend
gentleman Of That name, under whose
energy the edifice is being erected.
An ex-assistnnt paymnster Of the royal
navy died in Montreal, the other day, Of
apoplexy, after eating three pounds of
ham, ono pound of broad, drinking a
gallon Of water and pint and half of
brandy.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil
arc going to spend the winter, until Fe.
bruary, in Rome. Slavery is to be abo-
lished in Brazil, nnd the instrument Of
abolition will be executed in Rome, and
will be signed by the Pope.
After lengthy suspension, tho streets
OF Greenville are again illuminated with
gas.
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1t is estimated TINT the number OF
horses III the United States is II OOO. 0O0
or moro than ono horse for eyery fonr
inhabitants. Illinois contains the iaroeat
number of any State, 1886, 800; Ohio
comes next, Pennsylvania third, and In
diana fourth. In the State of New York.
which ranks fifth, there are 7O3, 100
horses; while Rhode Island, which con
tains tho smallest number, musters only
$3.50.
Western Journals report that twenty
threo persons il the State of Iowa alone
have suffered an involuntary amputntion
OF their limbs this season, in using reap.
ing machines.
The census of Great Britain shows
tn that out OF about 81 500, 900 people, only
30, 900 are land. holders.
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WHERE SHALL REST DE FoUND?-Be-
tween MIR. Horace Greeley and the terri
ble Ku Klux. the poor carpet-bagger is
in pitiable plight. One of the wretched
creatures writes piteous letter to the
Tribune, from somewhere way down
South in Dixie, imploring Mr.. Greeley
not to be 30 hard on people like him for
fear of giving the Klan an excuse to
"outrage" them. At last these mischiev-
ous interlopers are beginning to get their
deserts. They are between the upper
and neither mill Behind them
CLEANS the brnndished sword of retribu-
tive justice, from which, if they escape,
it is only to become objects of universal
scorn, contempt and execration.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T.. H. Heinitsh-Paint for Roofing.
j. H. Kinard-$50 Reward.
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A letter from Berlin says: ..Thte entire
material OF the German army is to be
renewed with all speed-perhaps in two
years. The mitrailluuse is to be intro.
duced, though no model has yet been
chosen, and the needle-gun being too
heavy, is to be superseded by lighter
weapon, with longer range. Fortifica-
'tions, too, are to be established around
the coast
The custom of wearing cadet buttons
has been given up by the indignant bellies
at West Point, since Cadet Smith pre-.
aented some Of his to lady of color.
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Curiously enough at this iuncture, the
National (anti-slavery) Standard, the
great negro organ, confesses that in
''sober truth" the Government of this
country is, as yet, only .an experiment F"
That the principle of universal suffrage
has never yet been thoroughly tested,
and that whether the poor will use it
against property whether the ignorant,
maddened by the omnipotence it gives
them, will break away from the safe in.
huence of the more intelligent class
questions every student of States asks,
and looks to our history for an answer" "
It is fairly presumable thnt the groat
negro organ is thoroughly versed in the
nature and disposition Of its constitu-
ents, and when it raises warning voice,
it does 30 with good reason. This is
certainly the only way VIC can explain its
extraordinary heresy, unless, indeed, an
important change is meditated by tho
Radical party in the character OF our
Government, to which it hastens to in.
voko the assent Of it's friends.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A H.; closes 6. 90
2. N. Greenville mail opens GAS P.
H.; closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 9.O0A. IT.; closes l. SOP. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P.h
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Oh no one OF LAeSe-nOt even tile SUCCESS
OF Dickens-can be measured by that of
Scott who was for thirty years without
IL rival-''lord Of the ASCENDANT II sort
OF monarch i'll his state and in tho con-
sideration in which i4e was held.
The present generation of readers a,,-
preciate but feebly tho impression which
the Waverley Novels made upon the
world. They created now realm. full
OF splcndors, ont of barren waste:
they laid the foundations for all that has
been created since in fiction; and, even
now, we suspect that they have more
readers than any other fictions. In spite
OF the unchivalric tendency and temper
of the times, Soott's novels are annually
issued from half n hundred PUBLISHING
houses, and caught up md read by mui.
titudes OF children, old and young, and
never with greater pleasure than bv
those who go back to them after many
years, to find in them an unceasipp foun.
tain OF comfort, instruction and enter.
tainment. What q world it is. to ba
sure, and what an odd impulse that
carries us back to the fantastic lights and
shadows, with sort of sneakinr kind
ness and no manner of gratitude Tint wa
ourselves aro blessed in living under n
more peaceful dispensation Of Proyi.
donce; that every mansion OF our tlay is
not o castle, and every castle don of
freebooters; that our highways are plain
and open and secure; Tint onr gypsies
are merely vagabonds, and that witches
are totally unknown. The magic OF the
wizards wand holds ns captive when we
cross the confines of Scott's country and
mingle with his delightful and terrible
people, his hob-goblins, banditti and
knights errant, his heroes in mail-armor
and damsels in distress, his Killed ruff
tians and tartaned foot-pads. What a
picture-gallery! The stately Baron OF
Bradwardine, and the tremendous Bal
four OF Burley; the voluble Davie Gelat-
y, and tho excellent old Dalghetty:
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~: c. Giddings has been regularly nomi-
Third District of Texas.
~A special committee has been raised in
the Connecticut Legislature for the purpose or
canvasslng the subject of divorce, with a view
toa general revision OF the laws relating there
~At St Petersburg the cholera csused orea,
havoc this spring, 1T one time from one hun
cree 70 one hundred and twenty persons diving
ga shoe in which the Princess Royal h.a
peen christened was specially sent ali The wav
from Berlin 10 be thrown at the newly-yedded
par, the Princess Louise and the MARQUIS OF
l0rn. - va
@Letter writing, says Mr.. Beecher, should
be taught in schools instead Of compositfon
Ihere are Few things more absurd than 20 set a
child OF ten or twelve years Of age 20 the writ
Ing OF composition. But every child can be
taught 70 describe familiar things, 20 use his
senses sharply IN observation, and 70 record ac-
curately what he sees or hears or feels.
81 Counsel for Edwards and Collins, prize
lighters, made application for a common law
writ OF cerfter0ri yesterday. in New York
before Judge Barnard, which was granted,
The case will now be argued before the
general term on the jurisdiction Of the sem
fencing court.
IIn q difficulty about a fence. in Perry.
Rolls county, Illinois, on Wednescsv last three
brothers named Underwood attacked Richard
A. Meniier with revolvers. The latter returned
the ire, MORALLY wounding one Of bis assailapts
when one of the other two hired fourteed hans
into Menifer, killing him.
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~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIETOONOERT AND DISTRIBUTION


FOR THE BENEFIT Of
The Fes11itng Asylum, Sisters ~ Clarity, Ns,c
.a rerGnd .Seidisrs, and Saiiors' OYkaIS
- home, Wrshtnst0n.
o be hold in Washington, D. o., under and By
virtue OF ps rmit iron. Hon A. Pleasanton, Com
mlssicper on internal Revenue, the 9th Of July,
The tollowiIe Gifts will be awarded the successful
H. n9ieeS TIE eomni,s,9nsrs stYrE Brick OK
acres Timber Land IN washington 90, sid, with
ONO Canal. go 0@: 3story Brick House. Ia Boil
TOD ST., Balto, : 300. storyy Brick House, 200
SoTway St, Baltic. S7A0. fine Residence near
same location. $4,000 fine Residence near Goyans-
own same location. IS 500. line EeSi6ence near
ssoss p9opss s acfs as lPtss
90 Cash Gifts, $50 100 Bonds Srowa sYiiis Preenct
ard Lincoln Gounty, Ssbssska, psr cent; gold int
Shares Nationai meehsnics' BanS, Bate loo
shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 shares
shares BALTIC and Ohio r. r.; 20 shares Phils
will Sid. a IS each, $3.50 600 'A D''
Hon McCoLLouGH -Eikton, Md. fy.,
H H gss Fr eaTls esl'a , nS pa. 1.,.
:, hsftr,n,s Mai. Gen. ID. Hunter, A., Wash
ipgter. d: o.; Hon. Jas. $ NegIey, Putsburg Pa !;
tirt E HS Bank H. sers!oSn Nd AYPlsman
late Atty 0enI, Baltimore.
d eds OF the above Real Estate certified BY
counsel, I'm the hands Of The Trustee. Tickets and
Mnsic reaers, 923 Pennsylvsnia avenue; w III
d. h. Morrison Book sellers. AVS Psnpsylyanis
avenue; Berj DsWoif, yswelier, o19 Pennsy lvaUia
s s,ISD Dudley Hs.l Estate SSTisns
General Agent, stationer and Printer. No. 3,
Nassau street, New York.
=, = Ordsrs BY mail VIII recsive prompt alton
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The Manitoba Nutfneers Held for Ex.
amtnaliOm.

NEW YORK, June 6-The examination IN the
case Of the seamen OF the British bark Manito-
ba. charged with piracy, was concluded this
morning before Commissioner White. The case
for the prosecution was summed up by the
counsel for the British Consul, who cOntentted
that the men should be held for eytraiition,
The Commissioner stated that he would certain
ly hold Thomas and Robert Walsh, Thomas
Shea and j James Carr, but concerning the othe s
he bad not decided. The case was adjourned
till O'Clock, when the Commissioner will rem
der a decision.
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Movemeass on Oceau ataamers.

LONDON, June 6.-The steamer New York
from New York for Bremen, has arrived at
southampton. The steamship Baltimore, fro m
Baltimore, arrived at Southampton to-day
Tine steamship Aleppo, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown to-day. The steamship Prus-
sian, from Quebec, touched Neville to- day, en-
route to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, June CARVED, the steamer
City OF London, from New York, and the
Darien, from New Orleans.
NEW YORK, June CARVED, the Java and
the City OF Washington, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK, June 6-Arrived, the steamer
lshmalla; from Alexandria, Egypt. Also, the
steamer Vile de Paris.
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The CADKrsHIP OF YOU'VE MEAeHKR.-The
report OF the refusal OF President Grant to ap-
West Point cadet Is denied, and the following
explanation is given: Mrs. Meagher, the
young mans stepmofher, recently minated TO
he would ike to enter the West Point academy.
A delegation visited the President ana were
told tn at he would do all he could for the bow.
and that he gave TIE few appointments in his
power to sons Of meritorious officers. Tam
many, however, hearing of the probable action
or the President, was alarmed, and by its IN
struction Congressman Roosevelt made the
appointment himself, and informed Mrs,
Meagher, who accepted his action. The bow
meanwhile, is In Ireiand.-N. r Tribune
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rILarge BEADS are becoming very fashions

HLarge beads are becoming very fashiona-
BILE. Fst--
~ Boston's free public baths were opened
for the season on the LIST inst.
~The Plymouth Church people have offered
MT. Beecher a vacation Of three months. Who
woufdn'tt lie minister? - - =
@The democractic convention In Baltimore
last night, unanimously nominated Hon. Joshua
yansaht for next Mayor Of Baltimore.
ga new railroad between Baltimore and
Chicago II 70 be constructed. IL will be an air
line TO Pittsburgh, where il will connect with
the Connelsviile road. and viii strike the Balti-
more and Ohio main line at Cumberland. II
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Philadelphia Printing Oaice
Burned ONT

PHlLADELPHIA, June "a IRE broke out al
two O'Clock this morning on Commerce street,
below 9Th, in the printing Office OF Spangler &
Davis, and destroyed the upper portion Of the
back building, which had a number of tenants
and the stores Of Pereival Collins, paper and
rags, and Q. Jefroner, gas fixtures. The ware
house Of K. II. Tryon s. Co., dealers in pistols.
guns and ammunition, was damaged by the
falling walls of the rear building on Commerce
street. and the stock was insured. Loss about
so. 900.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TOD
fLeeraphed Eseissively TO he Esex,nc Ssar.
The Orleans Princes Want Som "a hing
Better.

fsteerapAcd Esei.sively to ne Kse,ssne star.
The Orleans Princes Want Som % hing
Better.
LONDON, june 6, 2 a. ma special dispatch
to the Times from Versailles says IL is the inten-
ton OF the Orleans Princes TO decline the seats
70 which they have been elected In the Assem-
bly,.
Anguste vemOrel, well-known journalist Of
The members of the diplomatic corps are re-
turning 60 Paris.
AFrench loan of ~, Ooo, 600 francs is proposed.
Welcome 90 Minister scbenck.
England.
Gnfzot I'm Favor Of the PeopIe of
France Choosing their Own Goyern-
LONDON. June Ga letter from Guizot pub
lished to-day. advocates the valuation of the
eec1ons TO the Asse nbly Of Duke D'Aumale
ana Prince de Joinyille, and the settlement OF
form OF government for France by vote OF
the nation.
New French Ministry.
VERSAILLES, June 6.-The OHcisl Journal
announces the following appointments M.
Lambreeht, Minister Of the Interior; NJ La
Franc, Mini. ter Of Agriculture; General Cisscy
Minister Of W at; Leonsay, Project OF the Seine:
ara General Lefo, Ambassador TO st. Peters
burg. The 0ticisl Journal also states that the
tine for holding a supplementary election has
NOT JET been fixed. Tranquility prevails
throughout France.
The Constitutionel saws the first DUTY OF the
Assembly lie TO MI its own one hundred and
twenty seats, the next to assume the constitu-
ent powers and finally TO order q plebiscit e for
the determination of the Question OF the future
form Of government.
Arrest OF an Assassfn.
LONDON, June 6.-Schuuacker. the nurderer
OF or Generals LecomPt and Clement Thomas, has
Rechefort and ASST.
Inc trlAl OF hochefort and Asst has been
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The Markets To-Day.

BkITiNoRE. June 6.-Cotton MARI ct uoyart brt
M settled. Cannot quote aocuratly Hea-rs a.
NeIy hTm. aId ask above New York figures. fIour
n ward street suttrf-e. ~ 2sas7; extra. g. "a
= 8; family. sI.esss -; City hiils eapsrhue.
g. 2ess y. extra. cf.s0aSS. family : IL Hestern
supef tne, s5.Ntase; extra, SIS Gksss q: tamil,
s1.&ass IS Mhest aull but trB: Ohio ana Ind
ana - t5a : l % hite southern Corn steady. =
yeiluw Icurhefn duil, 7ea7s; mixed western staadr
1878 Oats quiet but arm, 6sses Pork unehanRld
becOn Meaker-shoglders. IA \; rib sides, aas.
clear RIB Sides, ss9r; sugar cured hams, la.
Lard duh, lisf. whisky NORMALLY unoAAnged
95lzAo4
BALTIMORE, Jupe -virgiuia sixss. Oh. So. liz
s6k ssked; DO lssb. y hid, IS asked do aso7, sa
asksd; 90 courcn, esd. 90 bad, esA Askss, Do new
~ bid. ~ asked. North CaToliDAs. Old, ~ biS AZ
asked; do new. rs hid. south OsFrli ~ hia
INV York, ypheo.-stocksxe very stron usEd rather
sctive Gold steady, LIZ Goveruments stes , an
Gull. Money eesy.s Virgins sizes. s7s(: 70 new
ling loi 81 ort, H.
sEw YOEs. Jupes --Ficur steady. wEest quie,
and Dim Corn shkde frfner. - -
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN OLD Eye AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDlES, GINS, &C,
81 the following brands, viz:-Fsmily Nectar, )
yeart old, S2tO per gal; Robertson, do, % 80
Bah er. do IS do; Pine Apple, tree tfed,J > 80
DC. bkANDIES-LEo chelier, IS do; do. fine
ytard, Dupuy 90, 1883, go: Calico MIA Brandy,
90 do. Old 7, N Gin, S225; Cocktail Bittsrs, lvery
berry Brandy. Liberal discount 70 the trade.
= ..,.-.- e. GAUTtER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine bitters,
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn'a ayenue.
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The New York Sun announces:
THE FARMERS CANDIDATE.
For PRESIDENT:
The Great and Good
HOR CE GRE Ely,
7 z x 4 8 Z.

INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UEIoN-
Strikes and the Woman Question The president
of this body, now in session in Baltimore in his
annual report submitted yesterday says he had
been officially notified of three strikes during
the year-one at Pittsburg, which was entirelS
successful; one at Dayton, Ohio, still progress
ing, with every prospect of success, anu one at
Memphis against the Memphis Sgn HeIooked
upon strikes as something to be avoided, and
deemed their growing intrequency q matter Of
congratulations, and trusted that the moders-
ton and sense Of justice OF both printers and
employers will eventually render them entirely
unnecessary. In regard to the female COM
positors the president said, notwithstanding the
efforts made during the term Just expired TO
organize the female compositors into Unions
Union No. 1, of New York, Is the only one which
has any existence. He did not think IL ad-
vssble or practicable to form them into sepa-
rate Unions from the men. He thought fhey
should be received into the Unions with toe
meI; that they would thereby be better pro-
tected in their rights and interests. A numbsr
had been thus admitted during the year.
The standing committees were announced,
and the Union adjou rnsd to "wednesday morn,
ing. They visit Mount Vernon to-day.