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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-18
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-18

Every year inc eases the porulalit,
Of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due To merit alone. We CT
assure our old patrons that it Is )op
fully up to its higl standard; and i
is the only reliable and effected rrer
aration for restoring GEAY or FApEl
HAIR to its youthful color. making i
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scall
by its use, becomes white and clean
1t removes all eraetions and dandruil,
and, b. its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out. as it stimu-
lates and nourishcs the hair-clands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal sicor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old are. 1t is thc most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications. and
gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. a. A. Hayes. MD, State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says. The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and |
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Sold By all Druggists and Deqlc's ia .lfediciaes.
Price One Dollar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

Jimmie couldn't stand it, The tear
drops chased each other down his checks
They overlook and caught each other,
coming down pell-mtll, before he could
wipe them away. Mamma said nothing,
mystery. At last it came,
"Major-did-go. l-took--hjm, He
-cot--a premium tie was the --
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Col
l--Dcnt--said-so
30, JimmieH and Tor a moment She
held him close How could you get him
out there's she inquired at length
Colonel Dent--let us ride" continued
roor Jimmie; "and he-gave me-the
money. l-don't-want il now
Where's our youngest competitor2'
called voice from the hail; and, before
any one could answer, tall formed ap
pearcd in the doorway, The Colonel
looked astonished and distressed at the
sight of Jimme's tear stained face
"What! salt water, hey What is it
sonnyY Tell yoHr uncle all about it,
But, as Jimmie couldn't speak, mother
had to do it for him. 1t was very kind
in you, she said in conclusion, "to give
an extra premium to suit Majors case;
but Jimmie thinks he doesn'tcare for it
now So youl have To take it back
again"
Tie Colonel demurred; hut mamma in
sisted. and succeeded at last in making
him see that it was for Jimmies best good
And the little boy, feeling has heart
hghtenpd of its heavy load, ate his supper,
and went happily TO bed
w hat curious creatures those little
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19
JIMMiE'S PREMIUM.


OF can never do IL IN the world,
Jimmie, S@lu MS mother
ouII have to wash hlm all over with
Soap-SudS, put IN uncle Charles.
Ana tie blue ribbon round his neck,
continued aunt Mary.
Ana another round his tai, laughed
papa
Jimmie stood IN the center OF lhe room
ms hands clasped behind hlm' looking
from a, one 10 another WIN 'he "a ar Oh a
sihail prisoner, Watt'hS lor shia,l deaIIl-
warrant lhueed, 1t was intended as ' nc
a ,, a'Ianl o. u pe' ScneHic; Mnicn ne
IN" otch ieNo,t'"s Al ms 'i.lu i''i "tc ,t
VIZ, entering ms pig Tor premium at the
county UT ~. $780,, r.,..,
=, l EoHIu WASH num- aD' ia'neI > Sot
,he L'Doon III Us S'ole' III salu' at
lenBS,l ,.-. ~
LOW c0u Ic you 4tt MN IN. lHGie e., ~
,,;r, cou'" ,1 e"i5y MN d i''Ie' anu pun
nun 10y rope .,..,, .,
,,, NO, no, jimmie; It Won never ,,! 90
Maior Wouluh soi Desiqes' ne I9h iaI
e , hl 10, Plen'uI, D ,; nn,nN any
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19
HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

Annie tree hnrcrs enter nrar fhe
around. and their holes may he detected
from the sawdust like substance that
ouzes from them. Thrust piece Of wire
in the holes and in a short lime YOU re-.
licye The tree of its enemy
-Tera,n,oi,r nroec,ih,y 80 follow. g,r
,iarrhra in fnwls E,vn Grains NJ nav.
dcred chalk. the same Of rhubarh and
three of CAYENNE pepuer. if relaxation is
Ia not speedily checked, a grain Of opium
and one Of powdered tpecacuanha may be
given every five or six hours,
Knes consume l,rge opsnt,,;ns AZ u.,.or
whom h,;laip~ comm ANA r,;.ir,r hrn,1
Want of water Is ono NJ the rarses nf
dysrnrery nmonr hoes hnrtpt ~
trough filled with water. with a few pieces
of old comb or sticks for the bees To aIi,rhi
upon and drink in safety. should h, kent
near the hives
A Dawn East loct,r s,vg in til.
Igg.g>t.,5 that he move, ,ils tn .,rr ,,r,,h
in thr head nf sheen NV n,nrinr into me
sufferers ear once a day far one Two or
three days, as the case may require, a tea.
spoonful OF butter melted and mixed with
the same quantity of splIits OF turpen
tine.
Cottage Cheese Boil two chickens tin
tender, take out all the bones, and chop
the meat fine, season 10 your taste with
salt, pepper and butter, pour in enough OF
the liquid they were boiled in to make it
and when cold turn ont md emf into
sIrrs II is r>rrllrpt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19
ASIAT'IC CHOLERA
De PREPARED FOR 1T.

pUouprscr, Il. l., July g, 1872.
MFesRs TrERy DAVIS u son;
Feeling NuNpus 'O benefit NY race, J whit to make
known 10 The world fNr good tt sets OF fuar valuable
medicine " Pain klNor,' as manifested IN my ease
last Wednesday morning. 1 NHs ct work the new
house being erected hy Daniel Potter ESQ. near tlts
place. hNH beer frniua ~ ven as uslal, md h nd
been at WORK bur u short NWo IN tine WarHinE Whcn
was bCifrd lh The most rNurUDatHEp Il and grip.
Ing Ia u5 NuHrIn. WIS l.taa tliu halrc aud Was
rumpr'i VI ~ fan 0puu "a" ground, nnd fe.t TINT
must surrey air. 10" sweat literally rm OF FROM
every pore ~ my body and was 0a cad as fee watoI
ny tna, and foot hv,Al4c cold and the blood seemed
tpNrr nav me until ruu|H reach MY huuac rods
t.taul was an cOujd ASK. The other WORK t.ru ram
10 Ity assistance, aud Mrs. Potter made haste aud
ptcutruIH rnf Pain Killer" (Which ne jiciur.
hy tho nav. hA." always Keep" on hmll ever since
NecuWr acquainted Win 90. trtuts rMd in lees than
t.rty minutes tiur II 80 FAR relieved lnr thar
able 90 Udr tony house. h"hyNr lFhoUlt haN" drd
but Tor That dose OF medicine thus timely admins
tered. IN relating the matter MS morning to ms
hirud, br. =, {, Maine, uf Colchester. o., and de
So lItg to MN more tuIIy thu symptoms, hp Of
the opinion 10 Appropriated very Uca " to Hn attack
OF NAutlr ChoIul lu which opinion rturr Iit -.rttHs
with UNnm ihgNe cons cr-rd most iully ruut r i.i
Doctor Nllur most lulit agreed wth me i tAp lH.
ION lD"t lNc Pam tiiHr" ia good remedial 4Arut
~ ttrlF VI ike End, ana Huie Hud very NH}u. bile
compound, You HIr at liberty to nHhe stull ua, uf
tbs lr'f Hs Nuu please, and l any ono h. dr-ir"ua Ia
hear tulhDI OF ut cI-u, and ut what seems 4ur to
bu u most frinuhlhIr rHCapr from death, let tarH
address Hrg. l., ". Baker. LmwOod store, Iragi,
deuce h.. ].
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

could scarcely live in such a sea as was
running al the time, consequently you
can judge of our poor chances of escape,
with a large hole in the side Of the boat
which was shipping water at an enorm-
NIS rAtn ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19
THE BEGGARS,
BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH
~ Hurk ! harki The lOgs do bank"

The great yellow schlank with cold in h
throat.
The fay.liEe Spltz with piercing note,
JOHNNY MCaba's little bIack-and-tan,
And the NANCY ear Of the rat cart man;
Towsrr and Carlo and Ponto aud Vince,
Whi-krr and Huun, and Brant and Prince,
Bull and BounCer and RDllO and spring,
SNAP ana FidO and Dash and Wing,
Pompeo aud Grower and Irusty and carl
Bruiser nud Blngo and Dandy aud NnArl;
Iap-dogs covered with hair like flax;
china dogs with no hair 10 their backs;
Dos thar have come from the stormy shore
or rocky and ce-hound Labrador;
Coues, expert the iluck to guard;
Hairy fellows from s.. Bernard;
Starveliug ours TINT back lanes haunt,
Coaca-dogs spotted, and wof-doge gaunt;
GrryhUuuds, pointers, settlers, terriers,
Bulldogs turn>pijs spaniels hHrrlefs,
Mastilfs bOarhUuuds, ESkemO,
Puudlr~. muugrrls, hcefhuands low,
Every dog Of every KIND,
OF every temper and every mind,
All engaged in general row.
Snap, clip, growl, h.yl, bow
" IRebeggors hacs come 70 to5rp"-
Some are low and some are highs
Some are blind Ia either eye;
some are lame and some are sore;
Some Just crawl from doortu door;
Seine on crutches ana some with canes;
Some fran alleys and some from lanes
Some approach YOU with whine;
Some with a testimonial line;
Some in a manner TO make you shiveS-
The style of fOot-pad --" stand and dCliyerl'
Some with tales Of suffering hoax you,
Some with subtle hattery coax YOU
Some the icicst OF mummcrS;
some are warm as eighteen summers.
Some are sober; some are hummors,
Some with mute solicitation,
Some with loud yociferation,
Seek for your COmmiseratiou;
Some with well -feigred hesitation,
hYarV F..ptp flIal.. ma tls rNv.lf 1Irt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

/ be prevailed upon TO cohtine himself to
( any one point of the compass He
| wheeled round and round. not coming
/ back to the spot from whence he started
( He squealed, he grunted, he ran, he
| walked, he kicked The rope upon his
leg he evidently considered an insult;
/ hence
About an hour afterward, two gentle.
men, riding along in an open buggy, not
( a stones throw from Mr. LawsunS, were
i surprised to find a dlsconSOate youth,
/ reposing YEARLY upon the grass, having
| IN his hand one end OF a rope, which he
1 tWltched occasionally, without making
| the slightest impression upon the other
/ end, attached to which was small pig.
| Major had, for while, persisted in
! going wrong; then, to mend the matter
| he persisted in not going at al. At
! present he seemed to be asleep and jim
ME was patiently waiting, hoping that a
| nap would restore him to his wonted
amiabilty
/ But the arrival oe the gentlemen quite
| changed the face Of affairs He knew
them well, - he did nearly every one in
/ Pratt's Ieek where he was Il general
favorite. They stopped their horses as
| they came up,
"lIalloo, Ii here isn't Jimmie Lawson,
| Gn;nr IN tho fair Tin,u,iay,
/ Yes. sir; when my pig wakes up
Going to enter him|
| eyes, SIR and here Jimmie blushed
until his cheeks looked like couple OF
red pconies.
Better ride with US. said Captain Ran
| som. "Jump in. I'll take care of your
Mo y. And before Major could omen his
sleepv ewes, he was "dumpcdn upon the
floor of The buggy. the horses started and
! he and his little master were rapidly an.
| preaching the fair ground
'lIow old is your pigy" inquired the
! CAPTAIN.
"A wear old next June"
"Four months then. not very fat is
heY"
"Not very"
''What are YOU Going toenter him for"
asked Colonel Dent, the other gentleman
For premium, " replied Jimmie, in.
uocentlv.
But if he isn't fat
"He's good pig" replied the little fell
low earnestly. s'At home. he follows me
about like a dog"
But that wouldn't do on the fair
ground, replied Captain Ransom. There
isn't room; besides, you'd lose him"
Jimmie looked serious. you'd better
take him home" continued the CAPTAIN.
kindly.
:, Noyor ,o,, roor ~ acclaimed ,be ,,,orr,,
c,1aoaI ,yhn oi,r,,,s 'I o''i""od iot:
. IN sna 70 hi,, Tin5,,io ia sho1, sta,.
:, ,t,i1 n'i,,, D"m@,. C.,,,,o f"r ~,
Of t ~ n'cIocl IN attcn5 n the nrn'
,,S;,,,,, h,,sinaos y l''~
mum cNHiHN'Nf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

Duration Of Incubation. Hens eggs
hatch In from nineteen 70 twenty one
DAYS; turkeys, rom twenty six 10 twenty
nine days: Guinea fowls, from twenty.
i've to twentyseyen days; pea fowls,
twenty eight 70 thirty days ducks, TWEEN
weight Gavs geese thirty days,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

King William Of Germany wrote ex-
cc)lent poetry when he was younger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19
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AND
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-09-19

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, June G. 80 ?. NJ
ProjqJilHGS.-The area Of cloudy
weather and rain north Of the Ohio
Valley will extend eastward over tn e
northern portion OF the Middle States
tonight, and possibly over the south :
ern portion by and on Friday morning.
and probably over New England on
Friday, diminishing in pressure. South.
erly TO westerly winds and inreasing
clouiiness for the Southern States.
A rising barometer, with Bortherly 10
westerly winds and clearing weather,
will extend eastward over Wisconsin
and Illinois by Friday morning. and
over Michigan and the lower Ohio Val.
ley bv Friday evening. Brisk winds are
probable for the lower lakes on Friday,
but dangerous ones are not anticipated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
ONTARIO.
The Ballot Bill Defeated.

TORONTO Ont, June 6.-In the
House OF Commons, at Ottawa, yester-
day, the ballot bill, introduced by Mr..
Twombly, was defeated by a large ma.
jority. Sir Francis Hincks gave no.
tice that be would amend his tariff bill.
in order to impose duty on tea and
coffee coming into Canada from the
United States, in case duty was put
upon the same articles entering that
country from Canada. lie also gave
notice that he would move a resolution
to impose tonnage prices, in order 10
assist in paying the cost OF the enlarge
ment OF canals.
IGERsoLL, June 6.-Another desturc-
tive fire occurred here last night, de-
stroying seven dwelling houses, involv
ing loss of over twenty thousand
dollars; insured for about ten thousand
dollars. The business portion Of the
town was almost entire destroyed by
the fire last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07

Mr. Stewart Oalled np the House bill
to prevent and punish the obstruction
OF Justice in the United States Courts.
Passed
Mr. Sherman reported from the FL
nance Committee the House bill to
facilitate the clearing house exchanges.
Passed. This biIl authorizes the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to receive green
backs on deposit and issue certificates
therefor, which snail he available IN
clearing house exchange.
Mr.. Chandler rose TO a personal ex-
planatoa and proceeded 10 deny the
assertions Of Mr. S INNER as to the late
Z. II. Stanton opinions OF President
Grant He related numer incident-
to show the great friendship between
Mr.. Stanton aud President Grant, and
said that President Grant had sub
scribed one thousand dollars for the
benefit Of Mr. Santon's family and Mr..
Sumner not cent.
Mr. Sumner read letter addressed
TO him from Philadelphia, by Mr.. Hor-
ace White, of the Chicago Tribune,
confirming all that be had said Of Mr..
Stanton 5 opinion Of President Grant
The fortiication bill was then taken
up aud passed.
The river an harbor appropriation
bill was then considered in Committee
OF the Whole.
The river and harbor appropriation
bill was passed
NJ. Stockton called up the bill au-
thor.zng an inquiry into the causes Of
steam boiler explosions AMI appropri
ating 5000 therefor Passed.
The Senate thea, after an executive
session, took recess until 7:3D ?. VI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07

the neighborhood OF the Union League
Building. Many stands for the speak
ers were eretced in the vicinity,
aud crowds Of people assembled at an
early hour attracted by a brilliant dis.
play Of fire works. One Of the largest
torchlight professions of the different
campaign clubs ever witnessed in this
city marched through the principal
streets with bands OF music, banners,
transparencies and fire works. Broad
street was packed with dense mass OF
humanity listening TO speeches from
prominent members present at the
Convention, both white and black,
and about twelve o'clock the
crowd was still a large one. The plat
form opposite the Lapierri House broke
down, breaking the leg Of man stand
ing by it. Many delegates and others
took the evening train Tor their homes
and every train now leaving carries
away large number.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
FOREIGN.
EyGL
The Supplemental Article

LoSDoy, June Gin the House Of
Commons this evening Mr. Gladstone
announced that assurances had been
received from the United States Gov.
ernmeDt 70 the effect that il the supple,
mental article 70 the Washington treaty
was accepted America would regard the
rule laid down By that article for the
future as a fnal settlement or the claims
for indirect damages. The announce
ment was received with much satisfac-
ton. In the House of Lords q similar
statement was made BY Earl Granville,
whereupon Earl RusselPs motion that
Great Britain retire from the arbitration
if the American claims for consequent
tial damages were persisted in was
formally withdrawn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
WASHINGTON.
Collector Nominated.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Mr. Adine
Thayer, OF Worcester, has been NOM
mated as Collector Of the Eighth Dis.
trict of Massachusetts, vice General A.
B. Z. Sprague, resigned.
Secretary Fish's Resignation.
The rumor which prevailed here last
night that Secretary Fish had sent in
his resignation, is untrue, though it is
not denied that Mr.. Fish has decided to
leave the Cabinet, and will probably re-
tire Immediately after the adjournment
Of Congress.
The Treaty.
Information just received here from
London indicates strong popular feel
ing in favor of the Washington Treaty
and supplemental article as amended by
the Senate, and the condemnation Of
the vacillatng course OF the British
Minister.
4 Contradiction.
The private dispatches sent hence to
Philadelphia last night that the Wash.
ington correspondents had been bought
mp in the interest OF Senator Wilson,
create bitter feeling against the sender
OF the same, who is severely denounced.
The high character OF the correspond
ents is sufficient to give the lie to the
absurd statement.
Grants ominRtiou
The denomination Of President Grant
creates great enthusiasm here. As soon
as the news became known the mem.
bers of the Cabinet and other officials,
aud the personal friends Of the President
repaired to the White House to con-
gratulatc him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
BOSTON.
The Storm on Wednesday

BosroN, June 6.-The storm yester-
day afternoon caused much damage
and loss Of life on the coast. The
schooner "Janc," of Boston, from Ban
gor for Somerset, Il. l., went ashore on
Squam Beach and all hands were lost
The schooner M. NJ. Freeman" OF
DENIES, went ashore at Jolly Cave,
and only one man was saved from the
wreck The schooner Louise F.
Smith, Of Quincy. went ashore at
LaresvilIe, aud was badly stove-up
Her crew was saved. The British
schooner Edinburgh" is ashore at
Gloucester full OF water, this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
Base Ball,

TROY, y. Y, June 6.-The game OF
base ball to-day between the Mutusls
Of New York, and the Troy club, OF
this city, resulted in a splendid victory
for the Mutuals by q score OF 8 to 2.
The playing Of the Mutuals was almost
isultIess, and but few errors were made
on the part Of the Troy club. The at.
tendance Of spectators was very large
and great enthusiasm wa manifested
throughout the game.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
Phantom Toilet Powder

EVERY LADY WILL WELCOME THIS
II new aceessory 20 the toilet, a. it sup
piles want which every one viii appso-
ciate. FOR evening parties, the ballroom,
and all extra oocssions, 10 will b especially
eNeemed on account Of tbs surpAasfnG
and surpgtstng brfIiiancy and beauty III
gtv0 20 the com mplexjon. In efIec1s are
magical In usnsforming sven the homAii.
est complexion into one Of beaufy and
bovelineA- A sinzle trial viii attsss IL 90.
priority over all other Powder LAZY
Whites and Tablets In the market.
Retail ptics 3 and 20 cents per boz.
sample packages Tor free disls1baJos saa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-07
NEW YORK CITY.
The Labor Strikes-BIoodshed.

New YORK. June 6 The first blood
was she'd this morning between the
unionists and non-nnionists. At nine
o'clock to-day James Brownlee, a car
pente., working as a non-unionist, was
surrounded by unioni5ts. Suddenly
carpenter striker namel Jas. .. Bren-
non Chambers, pushed through the
crowd, entered the building and fired at
Brownlee. The ball struck Brownlee
in the mouth, cutting through the
tongue and ptsSei out at the left cheek.
Chambers was arrested. Chambers on
being brought to police headquarters
deniolt the shooting. The strike begins
to wear an ugl" aspect. A collision
between tue strikers and the police Is
imminent. Boiie5 OF trades unlonIsts
parale the streets menaclng non society
men. The police reserves have been
ordered on duty 4 mounted squad OF
horse police are ready at moments
notice. Officers are placci on duty at
every large building where work Is
goin. on. The Cas men have decided
to strike Saturday night. The car
drivers Intend striking Monday. The
coac1 painters and other tradesmen on
the strike are going round in bodies
threatening 70 burn down factories,
shops, Nc, if their d,man!S are not
compiled with.
TuSonic Grand Master.
Christopher G. Fox, Of Buffalo, New
York, was to-l,y elected Grand Mas
ter of the Masonic order o. the Safe
OF New York
woodruff.
The meeting held at Cooper lnst-
TUE tonight - ratity the nomination OF
Victoria WoolhulI for the Presidency
was one Of the most uproarous and dis
orderly ever he'd in this city. The
hall was densely crowded, but the
speakers were prevented from speaking
by catcalIs and deafening applause
Mrs. Woodhull got an opportunity to
speak finally AMI eu'oListic resolutions
were passed with ironic enthusiasm.
The police could do nothing towards
restoring order.
The Labor
The excitement regarding the labor
strikes continues. This evenins one Of
the employees at Singers Sewing Ma
chine factory stabbed Mr.. Clothing,
one Of the suo-contractors. The excite
men among the men is great. The
lnternationalists are talking loudly and
threats OF violence aud turning OF
factories, &c, are freely made.