The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-30
Letter From Boston.
Correspondence of the Journal.
BOSTON, May -, 1872.

| LABOR STRIKES.
| The unparalleled success Of the various trades
unions in New York city following their strike
| for eight hours, has contributed to stir M
kindred trades i'll this city and preparations are
now going forward for similar movement.
| with fair prospect of success. Several of the
trades have already ''Struck" for an increase Of
wages. notably the hlark~mlth~ and the trunk
makers, and their demands are moderate
| they will doubtless succeed. There are strange
and somewhat laughable reports current to the
effect that the Irish servant girls of the Hub.
patterning after their London prototvpes are
about to combine for an increase of pay. If
Bridget must do the drudgery. She purposes to
| make it pay; and moreover. to make her place
| even more independent than il is already. OF
mere dependents on the caprice of their help to
whom is left The entire care of the kitchen. and
rs a natural caroilary no small share in the in
iupnceS which surround the home cle For
il may be set down as an axiom that the house
hold which possesses an ill-reguated kitchen
| cannot be altogether 4 happy one.
AwICkFp WOMAN.
| In the list of bankruptcies published recently
| by our daily papers there appears a name which
|
has suggested to Your correspondent the above
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with the pin-teathers lust showing on their
| upper lipS, others takin. their first lessons III
/ destination: Vet bv far the greater number bel
| inc h0ary-hnadcd, when not absolutely bald
old roun~. Great was the rivalry among these
deyofrrs for the smiles and fivor, Of the syren.
| vh. rntbin,r nm NM 40 ,yisc roy bestowed
thnm IL nroportI,n /, nj. oiffS ti,..I ana other
| wise sho,,nr,,l nnun her inns ,..rl,. drynlouor
sam eve fo, fine n,.,in ,.h,nce " as our earlier
| Er.,l H. ho,h i Tbis .t.ta or tI,iu,s Jid ,,ol
Inn, rnntinun MA ,n,,,. vyhose ntm, ,nno,reJ
| IL IN, h,ntr,,pt Ii~t A. before nentionc5. Nm
| ;rr tIa la,,.,a.t ,ur~a o,nntu.ny wan tb
| ni1e p lie married the ~yreH. II was a
| union Of May and December; May arccdin& to
| TIE embraces Of December. II consideration Of
III annuity settled upon her ana secured beyond
the fluctuations Of her husbands business. For
a Time there was JOY in BIS household, (B.
| stands for bankrupt. and 50 l.. shall be his
| designation i'll his narrat iNe.) But May soon
! developed tondne>> for Young company e.
| pcrinIly for Young men in the theatrical profeS-
/ sion, much to the disgust Of her spouse when
| he came to hear of it, \ ''sccne" followc,l the
Syrrn conquered. Al length. however, the at
tcntionS Of L certain handsome Young actor be-
came 50 cemon~rative that he was forbidden
| the premises shortly thereafter BIS stately
mansion became le~oate; it no longer echoed
| 10 tie sound OF rclehy ~ night. ana The
cnking Of champagne glasses suddenly ceased
| The >vren had ,rI1ntrproped with the gay
rctor. \ few months passed. when firing of
| her palamour, The -yrrn returned TO her hu~-
| band who like the ,ioa'ng FOOL he Is, forgnvr
| Her ana took her 10 his arms once more Agnin
| tor 4 season the current ran smooth But
| the Old tdaqr. '-what'> bred in the bone mtlst
| come out in The blood :" was to be verified for
| the millionth time She kent bar carriage had
| ivtrird attendants, ana spent h,r husband,
| money with a lavish hand More tan this