The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-22

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DETROIT. JUNE -. AND %, 1872
THE Annual Pic Mic Of the St George SOci-
ETY. comes of ON the second Wednesday in
August We understand the Scotch societies
viii have one about the LIST of August. If the
weather is favorable q glorious time is antici-
patsd.
THE long talked Of sncampment Of the Ca
madam Militia are reRsiezVoussd a short dis
| tance from Windsor. and going through q
regular system of drill According to the Off
cial reports there are about 4OO, 600 enrolled
Militia in the Province. besides some vOlun-
teer companies in the larger cities. That
portion that is drilling scross the liver
makes very creditable appearance, And no
doubt. with little experience IN the field,
would make good and efficient soldiers, able
to maintain their national reputation.
A DISASTROUS fire occurred On the 18th, by
the burning of the Detroit Stove Works.
About $50, 900 worth Of stoves. material, pat
terms, and tools were destroyed, which for
few days will compel number Of hasds to
remain idle But from the well known bust
ness qualifications and enterprise Of those hav
ing the superintendent Of the business in
charge, few days viii suffice to repair, 50
that EOFk1nen can resume operations The
fire originated in the large pattern room.
where immense quantities Of large and unan
patterns were stored. Spontaneous com
bustion caused the conhagTation.
YoUNG MAS-you who have noble aSpira-
tions-whose education, through some cause
OF other, has been neglected, do you want to
qualify yourself to occupy an honorable posi-
ton in the commercial world! If You cannot
spare the time in working hours, save your
money for the fall and winter months and Sc
cure night scholarship in GOldsmith'A Bry-
ant & STATIONS Business University. Many
bright business manin this city owes his success
to this institution, and what others hare done
you can do. Save your surplus earnings and
years after you will thank us for acting on this
advice See card in our advertising columns.
PASSAGE To AND FROM EUROPK.-W. II.
Morton 4 Co, the well known bankersy cor
ner Third and Woodbridge streets, are agents
for the Anchor, National, GuiOn and Temper
ley Lines of Steamships, where tickets can be
secured to all points in Europe. As this is
the season when our mechanics are sending
for their relatives and friends, it is well to
remember that at this office they have choice
Of lines which is not Afforded elsewhere in
this city, while the rates are - low - the
lowest The Office il adjacent to the AGchi
gan Central and Grand Trunk r. K. depOts,
where all necessary information will be cheer
fully impaired to the emigrant. See adver-
tisement in another column
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards re-
ceivsd, and Interest at Six Per cent. allowed.
A MEETING Of the democrats and LIBERAL
republicans was held ON Monday evening at
the Yoame Mems Hall A band wagon with
hand bills were freely cirCulaasd andgrsat prep
arations made by the uatsrrified for a regular
ranneF in the way OF . rati6cative meeting
There might have been six hundred men and
boys present It certainly was very amalk
and not very enthusiastic crowd, considering
! the number Of simers to the can and the ex-
pense IN getting up the msstias. TIE first
speaker was C. 8. Walker, who on mounting
the platform looked like q cat in . strange
garnet, and the eiat of his rguAent, il there
was any point At all. was IN favor Of the
present administration.
Logan Chapman and few more vendsB Of
stale Jokes tried 10 entertain the aneaay sud-
ence for . while with unmeaning anecdotes,
but il was very evident theEa was no unity Of
feeling. Many q the old hvers looked md no
doubt felt ashamed Of their humiiiating Nosi-
tOn. ~ pclitied beggara, ready 10 swsllew
any thing, no matter how nalseatingthe dOse,
\ in order % have aehaAsain the wlRsnl scsam-
he for ofics and the spsils attending them.
LPrinciplss that they once looked upon As
political hsresy, they ron now as 4 sweet
mOrssl under theirtongue, and no doubt won
der that they have bteni Tor the hat fonr
7 years cropping in the DARK. and appeal 10 be
wonderfully pleased that The veil a about -
b lifted from. their eyes, and thst thgE can
enter the race even at the eleventh AsorS and
hAatsn for the prise, Though u may be :
pkaat0m, but in running they As~e hagssing
hope Of resOvery. -.
A aenuins sstanss bank !,
The AdvertissmspbTof the WARM CoUsrT
SAyISoa HANK. 49,. Congress and Gr41 pld