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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
2nmdbiuitij in Snbiana.

llsber ben entieBliGen 3orb, pelGer fir;
lip an Der Tan1tlie parfs au 9enr9wiae.
Snpiana, perlbt purre, baben mir In port
ger Nummer beriAtet. 9eit6er fnb biz
Mbreer, erei Meser, entbedt wolpen unb Der
Nahe ces golfes perfauer. Gs miro bara.
Der fcisenpes bsri4 tet:
gbarleton, Sup., p. Hop., IL ubr Nor-
gems. nniere MilbarSer sinsen 9eiern
Nbenb In Der pclen n%eperseusuns III Bett,
paB pte Dl9ter ossYsieBes i'm Stanpe fem
mlrosn, Die 8srubsr Des eatleSlt@en Mor>
pes Samtas Moenp) iu uberfubren uno
benz Geisss mad gu tefrafen. Miulerueils
warsn neue 0erii1te aufsetau4t, baB bus
@isilans. Committee bic &11e rs5 @siese5
ielbt in bic 6ane III netmen teaeiAt'9e
uno bic erei Ntser l9aAen noae. Serge.
ten5 psrlu1sn eint9e Norcfaten Don Neu
Altan9 uno anoeren Orten pte before 1taNs
uHisrs: Burger gum SAus bes Usflnsnibs
aufietsrs uns (siasr Nrrstartsn su prs1ni.
iisen.
3an slautte jsSDh niAt, tab BE Dro
eunssa, mslGs am IienVa3 uno Nittwp4
ssn;eht morpen Iparen, sur ausflSrun9 &C..
lausen mlrpen. nnis.e sutsn Burger bat,
tai lld arg setiui&t, cszn sseeH l utr Mor
gems eritisnsn unsefier so bis 20 Ssrlo
usn, wsid,e rurh peiEe Rasfsn ttr Uefiht
us,tult batten, Dor BEN OsfinsriD unp psr>
laaatsn pon cem Auiisb;r Gong bic Iuslie,
isruas Der 5tluEsl opsr Der Msreftanten.
er entsesnets, Dap ib rteShlaisl in 8tfs
css 5hsrifs Barter bsflaoen n cap mar
fe i9m abfrroern mlTs. Nls eine Deputa.
ton Dem Sherif lepann bic S4tu6sl al.
f%crosrte, b%sbauptete er, &ldter Dunbam
babe oieiet5en nit fiji nab J'ferioloiQe
senpmmen unb fdrie aus 2e.bsst1diten:
5euer! Gsuer! UNI Suite berbei5ulodsa.
Nan berutiste tnosGtn ben @Areier uno
itleppte ion mad Dem 0sfdn9niht, no fh
inSmiiaen anotre perfonen nit 9re6fan.
gen uno lcn1isen @ert3susen e'nsefunoen
batten. Der Nniutr,r bes pobels rief nun
laut: Gapitaine ;psi, bret uno rier, brtnst
Cure @ert5euse berbst, ,rorauf 6e fcfort
Nbreiben Der ShlDdsr farttten.
Oas @efdnsnib 3u Gbarlestapn entbdlt
3wet &siten 3enen peer 1T o;slmetr Elm
,me,tGtiaes @ebduee nit etfernen Gturen
unO Jubtopen, relae nur mittelf Der eiler.
aen Gblrsn nit einanper in 8erbinbuua
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

feten. Man bate beretts bic 66l1Ner
Der duseren 9bire gum unteren @tctrerfe
uno Der 3eaen bes Ne9ers GaYlor uno Dauts
al &c ,pmmsn, ais Der 5&erif ben @seanfen
tattt, bic @&la0tl aus,ultefsrn. @af@
ruureen nun bic Gbaren seDfnet, bann banb
man bic !6dnee Der Neser auf bersn @aden
3ufammen, falans Se,le un, loren Gals uno
i&tdte it9 an, bic jttternben uno Dor
5ur6t nit BEN 3dtnen tlappernoen Spftr
Der &ade bes aufsebra4ten pobels mad
benz @i6tplaB ab3ufabren.
Die auserbalb ses @efdnsniGes serlam'
n,elten 9tute felten i4 in MarfAcrcnuus
auf unb aut cas- COMMANDO Marf& DOT
wdrts! elite bic san3e SPAR nit ben Mr'
re1anten I'M @ei6winbmarf1 mad Cart
pet9bt's @eb6l3, weldeS an Der %Qertneton.
Straee anoerttalb Weilen pon Der Statt
liest. @as bort ~. f& otns, tauon seben
bic lebloien an zen 8dumen taumelnben
Qet&en Der trei Neser-man bate 3met an
etneu @aume aufsebdnst - 3eu3nib.
Mutlrli@ taben mir nod ni9t srmttteln
fSnnen, pb bic Heser ibr @srbrsAen etnse'
fanpen taben.
@eute u.crsen ilett man utsraa @ruppen
unierer Birser auf ben Straeen i'm lettai.
ten @efprd6 ilber bic @orsdnse in Der
Na9t besrifeu. Der etne tatte bic s6aar
mad benz @sfdnsntB ste6en, Der onrsre Die
Shldae an bic @eflnsnibtbirsn aet5rt,
une Elm brittsr route Don feinem @dlaf
3imner aus BEN Marfd Der Staar rad
Dem @sbDl,e esleben baben. Gin fpeeula.
tipes 0snir rfsrirte fc9ur ihcn Stpds BON
Den 3weisen ses gaumes, an pe!bsm Der
alte Easlor baumelt, gum gersauT. Mdu'
ner uno Rnatsn ma6teu fit, ais tie bic
@sltttts bHrtrn, auf ben @es, I'm tte Set
den gu be'eten.
&adtrdsli9 erfdtrt r,ah, sib lie Nea:r
Dor ttrer t6inribtuns bas gttsantaiB Sctns
TONS bs~ltdtistsn. 1aYlor eeitsue, oab or
ete 2eute ermprbets, wdtrenoD Davis leud :sts
unb Sotnfpu an berS9lre bes 51uies@a1s
tanb. Der !5inri6tun9 TN @etblse wpbn>
ten uneefatr 100 gerfcnen bet. Cine Site,
in wel6sr fih 8leiDunssfude, 9stlssas une
cine Ndbmalhine Der Tamtlie @arfs belar.
ben, mar an SaYlprs S4wieseriobn in Gbi
easo 9elanpt pcrpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
Neuigfeiten.

JnQonbpn &uurbsn gortsreitunsen
- elmer republtfantiden MaGenserlamm.
Tag setrefen. Man erpartete bae pie9.n.
Coser, Braplau9b unb appere berpcrrasente
Skinner Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unp
tsr Mrbetterpartet @epen taltsn tpe1esn.
Mub iclten f4 0sle9aten etnf inben, tse!9s
Die perlhtehenen republifa ntlden @cetionen
e;s Qanbes Yertrs :tu. gomites puroen nte.
es:3efest, UNI eia Nn9eitliGes @orDsten Don
Geite Der betbei:; ten Dereine au i9ern.
Oteis 8unc3ebu5y {eQ Die beoeuterrde uno
etnfu3.ei9fe at. aisber In Qoncpn ftattse,
funbenen MaNsrseriammlunsen perptn.
Die arcbe Au;yate, bic G.pe nit etnen1
teleSrapbtiden GabI rin36 ;u umIieben, III
UNI einen bsesutenoen 54ritt eeiDrbert nor.
ben. Das&abel pcn Der iapanilGen6aupt.
itaot Batavia naa Mufraliea 1T cbne Tn
faa selest roprten, uno brinst bteie blister
abseIesens britii9e Yrpuin3 mil Der Mett IL
b;rettsRe 8erbinoun9. Der 0ortbsil pieles
Gslesra9ben'&ahels fur tie @titlfs!eute
liest auf Der @anb. Die 1arift werten
talo betannt sema4t perben.
Seit benz lesten Sturre trshen Radri4
ten Don S4ifbruAen bon alsn @eiten e!n.
Die ,Gserta" ruree unweit Gramcre an bic
iriide &lae eetristen uao 1T o6ais quorum
be esridtet 10 Mann tamen baron urb 5
e%rtranten.
Der 2oatpner vStanbarb" teridtet, tab
Die gerbanolunaen 5wtfden ben 3esterun.
gen BON Gnslano uno SranfreiG In gstref
Der Ntdnreruns bes @ancdsosrtrases abse
trp6~n worpen ieien. Die ltriahe, bic au
oieiem 9ru9 ssfabrt, wiro nits senannt.
Cine aus Yrieaern befsbeuoe fattcli(de
miiion 1T mad @merifa a%tseaansen, UNI
bort ausidlie6lid unter ben Garbieen gu ar.
beiten. Grsbiltof Mannins CAB itr leinen
Seaen nit aui ben Wes.
Aus Mertcp piro lter bic Sortldritte
Der ous3etro4enen @epolutirn iolsenpes BE-
rihtet:
Turhtbare &snolutipnen Gar i'm san3en
0anbe aus9ebroAen mi man srwattet DOR
Neuiabr einen &eeierun9ewehlel. Oas
eanb mar niemals In elmer 70 aroben Ser
rittuns pie jest. Der @taat Saraca bat
fiji III @unRsn Der &tsolut!endre erfllrt
unb @eneral YorTrip Diaj febt an Re,
SpiBe elmer 9roBen Mrmee. Die Staatsn
lauasealtentes, Durango, 3acateeas unr
9uabutla taben ii4 ebenfa1s emp0rt uno
unterRuyen bic &suclutton. &leinere gro
nun eiamtentos in0 in aaen Staaten pprae
fommen.
Die @%cuperneure reIsntren nnb aberan
bic erGBte aufresuns. Sa Der @r
NEE berrfdt un,ufrieosntett u.o Generate
uno Oberfen eeaen NIT ,bren Commando
~ ben Sniursenten ibsr. Die aneeren 81
amten fino un3ufrteoen unb bic 2esieruns
IL ,cundnbts esld6mt. Der Staatslbat
it bancroft unO bas golt (dliebt i9 ben
9nfursenten an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Muben .etnes @Yfemes bepdtrt, bas ern
fur3e :3ett CUR Musflbruns ssfcmmen 1T unb
beHen vcllen Wertt man BON Sag III Sag
better f9dsen lernen pirt, ie po1fomme'
ner feline Operationea rur& @erfelune
neuer @taticnen unb bur9 bic sema&ten
Grfabrunsen unb bic baoura ern6slt&ten
wtftnfGaftli9en E6eorien aber @tnb. unb
Detter.g erbGltniFe fsin rperben. Gs 1T
fetne 6rase, bab bic seitise @arnuns cine
sro6e 4n3abl @&tfe DOR benz @uslaufen
aus fi&ern @dfen abbielt, uoour@ mandes
Menf9enleben unb 1rertboc1e gi3enttum
serettet wurbe. f.
Gale Mctaue In %enniplcanten. aus
perldieeenen Eteilen bes Staates wirb, pte
Der philadelphia Democrat melbet, ponNui'
fnbuns ebler Mstale + eriAtet. Sn Granf>
lin GountY ant 5cutbMountatn foneu@a9s
p%erRanoise. mel9e tas @eletn sepraft b.
ben, erfldren, bab bort Sob uno Silber su
fuben 5ein muGe. Cine Yartte uen 2anea-
fer foa In 8esleituns Res grpfedors Der
Gbsmie, Itpmas 9. Bsder Don Der Nor'
malihule 3u @i1erspi1e, .perttcc1e Gnt'
oedunsen sema@t Babes. 9er 9sder 1T
etn Deutider, Der gu @6ttinsen ftuoirt tat.
Dsnn fh aud bic @cfnuns Ter @ufFn>
Dung Don Cob uno Stlber ntht tetdtisen
ioate, 70 TT bod gang befimnnt retAer g.
wtnn an Gilsn uno SUPPER tnAuaiidt. 60
terihtet FER gu CATER Grpre6. Mu4 @pu'
psrnsur OsayY bat i1 bel ben Na9fcr(dun>
gen bstbsilist. GonBeoforo meloet Der hor'
ttse "Snquirsr," rab Elm Or. &armas, Der
bel 9afayetttriae mad Giien foridte, etne
Ys,acsr Don 8 SUP Oide sefuapen baben
plu. Das Cry lcG 60 Yrcssnt Stet ent9a!e
tex.
Gus Dem @ormonsnlauhe bsr!Atst ntat, !:
Sn Salt 2ate City puroe ant 20. Nop.
Der @runs iein Der erten Mstbroitsntithe
in bieiiaer @tabt prree sei.ern NIT sieler
EsisrliGfsit selest. g. sibt jcBt Bier Nee
ttooirsn, biitbFide, GrGsbyeftener' unb
tattolilae @emeinpen. aus tea Minsn.
te,irf Gig sinsen ccrise Wo1e iter $780,
900 in Silterfan9en Gin. Das @et-
ter 1T fstr falt. MaA Serittsn aus CIT
tcnp,po unr b%enoGbarten Winenlagern
ltest bort 3 SUP tcber Sdnee auf Dem 30.
ben berGbsne. NQss beutet auf einen ftren'
%sengsinter. @ideni6aflli& sebiloete Mdn'
ner. bic isbt Grpertmente Don benz 3tnners
ron Ssoen anRe1en, fasen, btefes @etaQ (ei
Rapmium, bas pom @rofedor Stutean,er In
@Dtttnaen entredt .pprpen 1T. Gs 1T BEL
rabe 70 wetb mie 3tnu, aber etpas tdrter
uuo biesiamer, fam sldn,enb poltrt tpercen
uno 1T ~ fuli9 wie Quediilber. Gs fca
msbr Wertb tabea ais 3tnn, uno bieie @n'
gaze rerurlaat metr Mufre9ung, ais ate
Stri6te lber entbedte 3innminen perurfaAi
taben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Bien.-Gs 1T REM Tlrfen Muerspera
%eelun9en, Elm neues Gtsleitbaniipss Mini.
aerium gu bilpen, wel&es felseneermaben
,ufammenssiebt if. @tntRer : prdiisent
&uerspera, WintRer bes Snnern QaGer, San.
belsmin:ler Yrirtis, &derbau. Minifer So.
ropan, aries Gblnmesfp, Sudtj: @!afer.
llnterriht unb Gultus: Strepu,er, Ginan.
gen: @lcnsr. Die Nnfunoisuns eieier Na-
men wurre fsbr gut aufDenOmmsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
Eur 0iupanoerer!

gertrauensmanner bes peutl1en, rSuatfd-
tatbolilten Central. @creius jnp:
Soiepb RSlble, 1876 Third Street, New
York City.
Gbri1tan glitter. 80 Fell Str, Be-
timore, Md
8 m. Reiff. Milwaukee, Wise.
Sobn QubwtG Winona, Mimi.
Chr. Serpe Fond du Lac, Wise.
Sobn 3ertina Chicago, ILL.,
I'm bisfe 3erren wule man lid taenben, ipen,
man MusebSrise oeer Greunbe gut belcrst baben
nil.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

long before sne became acquainted with the de.
tendant and that he Introduced her to him with tho
understanding with Young Brincklcy was TO reclpro-
cate Dy Introducing HIM 10 celebrated actress In
MS aindavt were embodied the foilowlng letters,
written TO him by the plaintiff ABOUT this tinlc:--
Hugh els you for Memphis In the morning Am
many years ere asain As request Clarence.
- n:
s Tsa:nns MAXI uls hS% % III. @
and for past riendships sake be cautious LIZZIE L.
Take my love 10 IL O. smith and tell him to write mo-
win write him before soas to Earoye .has win leave
SATURDAY, Now.
charmed with Hugh VIII ntroduc. perhaps Tiu,sday
Mira Woods viii lot you know with certainty
Be very careful what You say to Hugh about mo Asesn.
ean bound to heiray 70 any one what be:
Ss IND ss Of you g sSaS him that
sssys s, me, ss !.
: 81 to Sons 70 me @ soa now fear yo0 are w0
!; wss ssSs T % 3 70 Sss sas s' sass. ssoa
one % sTs y
soa & yI II you tsss s css $ my
a a n o @ ns1 s4ea 9 rSs &c ys
yhs, yop had ss'a ana sswSes s you
ars silt irss co.. but no not ss p;
shall expect You tomorrow night, believing you win
eeYs possge shan expect you TIL see you tomorrow
The atidavit OF the father Of young ErncAley set
forth that his son told that ne had formed his CON
nectlon with the painu solely at the advice OF hia
physician. He told his son the remedy was rather
expensive, and that he had better drop IL. Tie
rest OF tIe aE:aavIt recites his intEoaactlol
love with startling ychemence, and utterly re.
Jected bis proposition to give her $4,000 In
gold, and Settle annuity upon her II
she would go to EGr0pe DIR. White and John M.
Lee testified to their efforts TO effect q settlements
with her. Tho latter, who Is an uncle OF young
Rrnckiey. offered TO pay her himself $1,000 year
for ten years, but she insisted upon 81, 500 year,
aud the negotiations there stopped. The remainder
Of the aiiidayits set up mainly that the plaintiff
never pretended to be married untsi brin sing the
suit IN Tennessee, ana that the whole proceedings
were instituted solely By Eiercenary motives.
over an hour was consumed by the counsel In
argument. Mr. A. b. Brown, who appeared for the
plaintiff insisted that the suit rightly Instituted
here and that the application for aimOny should be
granted as his client was now In a starving condi.
ton. He srenuous!y urged the validity OF the mar.
rage Mr.. Anhon, for the defendant claimed,
nrst, that the plaintiff was a nonresident OF
the State, and could not, therefore, bring tie suit
here; secondly, that the question OF anony In
already res adJud,cutG and thirdly that the prepon.
derance OF aidavts were In favor OF The defendant
The Judge took the papers and promised 10 give
hia decision rs soon rs lie had Waded through
them, matter OF at least three weeks labor.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

Richards, tns leader Of the gang OF fve negroes
who murdered Colonel w. Lyles, OF Auburn. was
the same one used on the occasion of Richards ex-
coosion, and was made ~ BALTIMORE for the execu.
sson oi Collins IN mat a., city, bst computation Of
THE EXECUTION
took place In the jail yard, enclosed by board
fence about twelve fees high The jail. situated in
the upper end OF the town, is new brick build
ing, substantially built, two stories high, with
an entrance ana rassage IA the centre aEd
ten minutes past twelve O'Clock Father Mcdonald
came out OF tho iront door OF the lall with crucnx
IN his hand. followed by the doomed woman, who
WAS dressed IN gown Of white cambria and black
cap. Her arms were pinioned, but sle walked up
the steps oil the scaiuid hl!niy, although she VAS
sied by Sheriff Frazer ana DEPUTY Sheriff Gator,
as also Father Dwyer
ON THE sCArroLp
She was seated IN q chair opposite the fatai
moose, and as the priests read the departing prayers
she gazed with vacant stare on the crowds OF men
anu boys who were collected on the fence and The
wagons aud carts outside. As soon AS the priests
had finished the service Father Mcdonald turned
tS t.c,, the crowd OF spectators ana sao1v on,v
she asks your prayers ior "A happy death" The
sheriff then called on her to advance TO tl drcp,
which sne did promptly: and as he was adjusting
the moose around her neck AID lowering the black
cap her feet were beins ~ ioned by QepIty sheriff
Catoer both OF whom Immediately lett the platform
THe FALL INTO ETERNITY.
AT twenty minutes past twelve o'clock the rope
supporting the prop which held the trap was cut ana
she eii with thug, the attendant priests being the
0nly ones oa the platform ana engaged In earnest
prayer. She twitched her arms lille anu there
was slight shrug OF the shoulders, but bey ond
t1at there Was no visible struggle. A few gasps
lof breath ana al was over The body was al.
lowed 10 remain twenty minutes ana was then
lowered ane placed III respectable pine coIln
lueu with white canoslc, and Immediately buried III
lhe ;Tfave araaly Dug, adjoining That Of Nimrod
Richards THIS IL the second execution OF q woman
IN Marlboro, the first instance beng that Of servant
woman OF the late ~. JOhn II. Bayne about rwcnsy-
I've years ago, for precisely the offence as that
Tor watch Mary wallis was hung to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
THE CASE cr his. GERTRUDE SLAygs.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE uERALD:--
Allow me, through your paper, to express my
gratitude TO yourself aad 10 the good people OF this
city who have SO warmly responded 10 tho state
mcnt made In the HERALD OF tho 7th inst auout the
nniortunate condition Of myself and my i've chill
drcn. Mrs. De Aduma the wife Of The Cuban lenerai
agent IN this country, and others OF my ,untry-
men; the Rev. !. dc Palma pastor OF iho cuban
Episcopal church OF this CITY, who on r,yo former
occasions has assisted me with eatables an coal.
have also come TO my I'D My distress has been
relieved and all my necessities lave been attended
TO for the present. My most hearty thanks, ana
ihose OF my children, to tho good ana generous
souls who have visited ana helped the moor IN their
hear OF need Ia this hospItable land. Yours. very
truly t,EETRIIDt, NJ 4 W,ss 80
FEB. TO- 1871. No Ia4 ncenvcr stre,,,,
. nave aC the request OF poor Gertrude, written
the AnQye letter III English.--G AL
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
THE GREENE STREET SU,c,as.

Tho case of the unfortunate young man, George
W. Wittenberg. who upon last Tuesday night COM
bllttcd snicde Of the house OF i'll repute No. 1o5
Greene street, was investigated yesterday by Coro-
ner Young az the City Han. From the evidence OF
The father OF the deceased aai Kate Reynolds, the
degraded girl. In tic presence OF whom he had
destroyed his life, IL e,icei that lie had left
MS home, NO. $50 York street, Jersey City, with
me stated purpose Of attending u ball In New
YORK, ald that ihsteau or doing so had gone to the
mousse wherein lie shot himself. Here, after remain
on him,n aod became so angry as 10 cause her to
leave ihe room Aier quitting the room he called
out ihat u she did not return he would shoot him.
IN fetlfnlDg when deceased shot himself In the rght
temple. After the reading OF the medical testimony
jury. who rendered verdic. IN accordance with the
evidence
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

James Gallagher, an irish aborer, fortynye years
of age, died in bellevue Hospital Thursday night.
On Tuesday last an officer OF the Thirty first pre-
cnct found deceased on the Boulevard, central
Ire oi the skull or other injuries received In some
manner unknown. Coroner Young is now searching
ior evidence IN the case, aud as soon as 1t is oh.
fained ne VIII endeavor to clear up tho mystery
The residence Of deceased did not appear.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11
DIVORCE SUIT EXTRAORDINARY.
An Impecunieus Female Music Teacher on tho
Matrimonial War Path

Bold and Dashing Counter Charge by Young
Memphian Millionnaire-sratsgic Struggle
for the Shows Of War on One Side and
Equally Earnest Combat for Peaceful
Arniistice on the 0ther-rnterest-
ing Proceedings Before Judge
Barnard in the supreme
Court, Chambers
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-05-13

SUBMITS. The Law Of gravitatioa I'm the
latter case would not be mere snre 70
ovsrpower all their labor and ffustrsts
all their plans, than the present govern
ing power of interest on money, ~ sure
to gather up the increased production
and add it to the wealth Of the capital
ist. The fault is in the law which gov
ems the distribution Of property, and
combinations to increase production
would no more affect any general
change in the distribution. than combi'
nations against l.. ofgravitation would
affect change in its general governing
powers. The evil is legislative, anG
the remedy must be Legislative, or some
thing worse.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-05-13

dsasiis fbokine. H. nsms Il ths ssllissy WIN
NOD Be made public Tor the presssl
The plan Is 70 bSa.~r and starve the
Miners 20 revolt, and lien BY that
msans. - nanufasturs public opinion
enough % sss.ain the action Of the
Conpaniss and Mime Owners in the i'm
portatioa and employment Of Asiaties.
II was probably for this reason that the
late Congress was asked TO double the
subsidy Of and require double trips
from the California mail ssesmers. In
the meantime the Miners have appeal
ed for aid TO their brethren throughout
the country. They are manfally aght-
ing for the rights of all producers. The
question in shall We unite and settle the
matter no " or win the Unions wait to be
beaten in detail throughout the country.
The Knights ofSt. Crispin are already
up and string. They have just decided
in establishing the rights Of the Daugh-
tiers of St. Crispin in Baltimore, the
bosses having succumbed after 3
weeks battle. The International
Grand Lodge of the order is now in
session i'm New York, and yesterday q
letter from General VIM was read
to it oondemning Coolie Labor. The
word with him is" Down with the
treaty. and no Chinese emlgrants. "
What is needed by all workingmen in
the crisis is-no fiddling on the terms
immigration and importation-but an
absolute bar set up against the further
progress Of these eastern locusts
amongst us, whom our wisest leg.
islasOrs, both Republican and Demo
cratic, have lately declared by their
votes to be unfit for American natural.
nation. Ifgrave U. 8. Senators deem
them unworthy their companionship
they at least, will have no right TO com
plain if workingmen initiate their ex
ample and sanction their actions. Il
Cinnamon are not good enough for the
seats of Senators. they are not good
enough for the cottages OF workingmen
THE LAND QUESTION.
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LABOR ITEMS

THE German cigar makers OF New
York met and appointed a committee
to proceed 10 Washington and protest
against the proposed changes in the ad-
ministration of the internal revenue
laws affecting their business.
TIE death of Mr.. Thrasher, the La
Dor Reform Senator elect in District
No. 10, leaves the Senate tie between
the two parties AT the assembling of
the Legislature in June, 5 republicans
and democrats will appear in their
seats, and there will be two vacancies.
In this case, as neither party can elect
the President and other officers Of the
Senate, the same course will have to be
taken as is taken when no quorum Of
he Senate is elected by the people. A
Temporary chairman will be appointed,
the House viii be informed Of the fAct,
and the two branches will then 20 into
convention, when the vacancies will be
filled; after which the Senate will re-
turn 70 its chamber and complete its
organization. This was the course pur-
sued in l846, when only five Senators
were chosen by the popular vote. Mr..
Hubbard was appointed chairman, and
after the seven vacancies were filed by
the election of the whig and independ-
ent candidates, Hon. James U. Parker,
one Of the Senators thus elected, was
on the second day of the session chosen
President, and the organization of the
Senate was completed.-POrtsmOsSt
Journal.
Ar the last meeting Of the New York
Typographical Union 1922 votes were
cast, for delegate to the Baltimore con
vention. Mr.. Hugh HI. Dalton of the
NesOs was the successful contestant.
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the contrary. Why no later than few
months ago the President or Secretary
Of the female printers union i'm this city,
had the Treasures arrested for misap-
propriating the funds Of the Union.
TIE judge asked il the society was in
corpOratsd. and being answered in the
negative, he dismissed the case, no there
was no violation Of law. It was sim
ply breach OF trust
When the question again comes up
In the Workingmen's Union, l think
the vote win be taken by ayes and noes.
i want to see the men who are opposed
to cooperation put themselves on re-
cord % opposed 20 IT, We talk great
deal about the inconsistency Of the
politician and his professions, bat some
OF our associates may BE said 70 be just
like him. Yours respectfully,
LABOR RKRoRMRR-