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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Die 3ollamtsnnterfnAnne in sectp.

| VFaHO 9egeH Ole OPleBuAT peI -QtuIHHHIeI>
feloer bnrt Die britild)e Gap Golouie in
Airifa,
Die 3ollamtsunterfabnne in Sieipz
9Jprf.
| Nep @ort, IS. San. - Oas Gins
| i9rGnflngs Gonite ees @ougreiieS began n
heute ben II. Gag ieiner Sibuu9. @iehrere
| afFoauits BON Suipeftoren pIroeu bertelen,
oaB benz @lafiig feline Sitter geraubt iporoen
ieien. 3. S. Wfiogett, mdbreno Der leBten 10
Sabre 9ulfS Collector, beSeuate, 6aB er fat
tdglih bore, oaB lluterbeamte @ratififationen
erbalteu. 6r. Mibgett iagte ferner aus, oaB
sur Belt, ais @rtnneQ Collector luar, Sen.
Dent eridien unb BON ibn1 perlangte, DaB er
bas @eneral.Sroer @eid1dft Dem Roonep S.
Waion uno Qn0ereu iibertrage. Ndion iagtc
bemWibgstt, eas Die ,.Anoeren" Sen. 8erter,
Sberit Sect uno l6r. einbiap jeien. j3su9e
b6rte bon benz @ebliliS Goaeftor g9illiamS,
oaB Sen. Borter 6rn. @rinuea tpegen Der
ielben augelegenbeit beluflte. iperauf q. oas
@ei4aft Dem Sirbp itbertrug, eeriidl mi: BEN
obengenannten BeriSnli1teiteu arrangirte.
8irbg tbeilte Dem 3eugen nit, oaB CT oem
Sect $4,000 pro Sahr ab9ebeH miiiie. Gin
Sabr ipater mar 53eu9e i'll g3aibiu9ton, mo-
ibm Borter iagte, paB weoer er, nod Sa6cod
ober Sect etrua8 nit Der Safe Ill thun babe.
3eu9e slaibt, baB Sect & 60. ldbrlidl $780,
100000 an bieiem @eI4dft uerOiene. l6r.
0tibgett iagte feruer iiber bic swang8lueiie Bee
iteneruns i'm 3ollamte 81 pelitiidcH 3lpedcr
aus. ~
$. G.9ate, Gin friiberer 8dgeuteiitsr, iaste,
er babe ME ge60rt, baB Senlano entlahen nor
ben lei, iueun Die polittl6eu 8abliteuern nidt
be5ablt iporben ieien.
9r. Sbau iagte, er babe @ensralz SrSer-
Gebiibren bejableH nlitiIeH, Obue baB feline
Sitter in bas 9eneral=SrberrW rWa9aSin ge=
fommen leien.
Gb. pullman tuuroe iiber Die Set6eiligung
Der 3oabeamten an Der yofalpolitif perb6rt.
Collector Wurpbp babe einem @ablinipeftor
$500 9eboten, ruenn oerelbe eine Yrimdrwabl
fir i'm Sur6ete.
Charles g. @rant be3eugte, SaB INN iein
6reunO Gerrp, elm i3ollbeamter, mitgetbsilt
babe, Die 55. arthur, 9yiurpbp uub Some
batteu inn Sef0roerung sugeiagt, luenn er
als &ahri9ter Die Serid)te einer 9eruiiien
Brimdrpabl nnterseidlne.
gSni. >. Dueamp be5eugte, OaB er bon
Murpbp abgeieet wn-oe, peil CT Oieiem
bel einer 8rinldrmahl nid,t su 9Sillen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
;ir sG;eSsri,erfaufer +!

J, lit gEieDernsrfamfer!
sstr pfisrirea su oen bltsten 9rciien, mic olst:
Getfe, Babbitts bette, 200 8tten:
@eiic. Cincinnati D,sins, 1o0 Siien;
S3a6pulpev, Funlioro' 'ihss, y @rosj
1oileften.Seiie, Sosat's 100 @roB;
SSuteres, Drafts Yldntation. 80 aiten;
3 ttsres, Retrs ct. Domingo, % ailtcn;
ts5cIse, Gidler uno Se1er f0u 8iiten;.
0tGrfe, aius5lotp & 9urpea's, 2a0 Stitch.
q xeuts Iisnlaf,
u3F) Nr. f3, 9seif= y aifimpreffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
9r. g. 8. Grant,

Rr. zs, RortsTibertnffraFe, Baltimore,
,iiubuna. 6eainnenne Shrpinoiudt, 8ursdtbrisfeit,
6erInii ber Stimme, @atarrp unS ane setoen oes
baliss, Der eunse, Der barnwssr, pes Btutes, Der
baut, Obrenianien, Dnspepnea Waiieriu4t, Sds
morrhoiosu 8fheHmatientus, Sfropteln, Nerrens
idspdthe, Ausenz uno Obrsn aranfbsteu u. I: 10.
Sr. @rantbeitt otle u bel unn 1T tel 1as
o6er bel gedft ,urn Delufe pom 9ranten berstt-
fGuuio0tST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Sbreetlihe5 Srdnounal,if ilt
WaijdhufettS.

. 0 Il 0 n, 16. San. Sn Somneruilie brad In
Dem Sauie eine6 franz. Gdnaoiers, 9tamens SclIort,
eucr aus un6 oeiien srau, Ipelhe i'm 8nobette ia1,
erhidte, bas neugeborene SHo uno Elm 9reBere5 Sno
pOn etlpa Sahren perbrannte. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Nleri8 dI8 BHfTetidder

% efp q ort, 16, San. = Cine GepeIde BON
Camp aferts aati co Der ruff @ro6firff in 8csles
tuna bes Seu. Gufar dm IA d. ben eriten SiifIeI
ibok. @eiteru iolle etne gro6e AnSabf Snoianer 5u
Der Saonz geleni6oIt jto6en. s-4....-.
aisris tetesrapbirte bem Saiier Atssan6er pon ies
nem GriOl9e afs 8lfelidser. D
pinoetroifsner Gourier melSet, 6ak oie Saeozartie
oes GroEtirlen piet gerguiseu bat. Dae 8etter III
morm une Biifel NRn ebr Sab(reiG. Die Yartie
miro beute nod 0enper aufbrehen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
osabluuruben in WbilaSeipbia.

8btfaoe[p9td, q. Sanuor.--Tei enem WdBlz
Nnfrnbr IN Rbilooetpea tuurbe beute a6sno Senrp
Ialters tootli nerUnRoet; mebrere aHpere srbeitsH
Ielebte 8erpunolHaen. u3EEs. essgt sg.tfs u IL .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
0tc Beer6t9nnQ Oce aSiiAof5
~ NJ2cNltIl.

&idb MON D, 8as, 16. San. = Die Seerbisuue
oes 0od,tu. 8iidois 5obn @ic9iG fano beute ltatt
BiiGoi gsooo ooa gbilaoelpbia leitsts bic 9siden.
8eier unO giitOi sgnss oOa ebarIeitoH bislt pie
lno Biid,oIe mar setommea, lui bsnl Eooten Die
Iobts (Shre IN eYfDeilen. 7-- .ar,-i ---.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
@pebcn cmpfauaen:

Glne arose gennuns ,h6neu @osnac, Bints unc
baIbe Slots, uniers eiaere }mporaton, uno ooraus=
i'd, fitr meetsinid,e 3pefe geeisnst.
N. u. 93saricM & Gotnp.,
BbdrmeSeutsn,
y Gde,ber gntatpitraBe uuo OtaoiIoHzIoenne
(Sarh,t2YitsA)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
WeOr9 StrOhlmener, tna.,

1E+ %0I %JTtsOdItlm0rcFtr1
bat iortudbreno on Sano gum 8erfaufe elle 3Erfsn
lbineu wsroen Gusgebeertin turBer 5eii jn biGisgr
Breifen. M Aua f,f2gRfe1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
S18 V{y, ffcr ina Q1nSe

&aibtnetoH, l6. San. = @eneru Abene
idnete IS in Cincinnati, Gleuelano, Detroit, Snbia.
napolis, Eolebo uno gart Stanlep, Gan. Seute fiel
S6nee in IRtlaoelpblai Giepeianc, Ro6eter, go
ronto uno Gpeoo. ..eE,. .. --...--.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Mcr MieINfnnrff.

g cfps gorf, 16. San. @eto mnrfe
Dor ShluB Der 8antitunoen ungemein fliiiz
fig. anleiben muroen 5l a ab9eihlORsh; !;
59tuBraten 6--6. Brtma 9isconto 7-8.
@ehiel flau 91-94. Sob i6(ob 8f-85.
0nnn6 iehr f[nll. nher feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Wilfioe 9Rsd,u,1noszWIdler

Saaebiid,er, Jourmale ur6 i6anptbiid,er, welde
mir nm it,usa oanit auIsutdulnen. gum aotz Sreiie
oiieriren. AusenmaaB: 121a bei 1S 3oa, snt seuHn
SEN autes Hlpier nnp iino orsielbsn pon uHerem re
GIN potts dijortmert bon Streibbiidern nno
Snrelbmatsrial 3n bIisen TrsiIen bel
N. Minnie 9Dbne,
fHan6, ,6WfteT) Sir. ta4, Weit= ooltmorefrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
9e,usgarfcr gudjpaiscnsMe9l,

brett DON Sen Tibteu beiosen.
Sdnnler merpsn oirstt periotst su ben nieeri9fen
Yretien bon ben Ss.
eSttinacr, Herr 8 Gomp.,
eommiiiiordre inb UlannIaftur assntsn,
COIL Nr. f3 n,,c I ., Gbeapiise.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
pDspfptikef,
Derswe eifcIt ni1t!
Nusmurternbe &nn6e fir GMdb!
Mi1er's

gssueptiier nnb gefosnbe an 2eber= uuo NfIsens
2rdnfb tten weie pom anosIH strSnstii 'e'Ae
rnnu srbaltrn, iino etnselaren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
esmlano>9epeid)s1l.
6snares .sserbansiunaen.

gSaihingtpn, 16. San. = SIN Se
nat te legte Gunner nebrere Betitioner aus
Wafiaduletts Dor nm llnteroriiduug Der Was
nnfaftur, @iniubr rn6 hes gerfauf5 ipiritu6=
Ter @etrGnfe; ferner eine Betitton Der anlerif.
3efornz9isa in Rem=g gOrf nm ein Ratioual'
8olfSihnllpfem.
Scott le9te cine Betition bon giirgern aus
Yennl1lbanien Dor, ruelde Die Nnnabme eineS
Announcements CUR Contribution Oerlangen,
bas bic Grtpdblnng irsenS zines Wanues su
einem gunbesamte berbietet, Der ipiritn6ie
@etrdnfe trirft, ODER, ipie bic Betenten einfad)
iaaen, ,,ueld1er trinft." Scott beantraqte,
bieie Yetition on bas Snifis= s=Gomite su oer=
rpeiien. grnulbul nleinte, Oas Goriite fir
gSablen anb gripilegten lei oa8 geei9uete.
Yomerop aber iaste, Die Yetttlon gehore Dor
oas Gonlite iiber DISABILITIES. (@eid6tcr.) J
0forriu pon Sermont rib einen nod beiie<
rem g8ib, inoem er beantra9te, Die Safe Senl
@omite fiir 9(niprif,e aus Der ,8epolutionSz
seit" susulpeiierl. StlieBli1 ipurbe 6ieielbe
an oas Gomite iiir @ablen pertpieien.
Spater legte Senton abnlid)e Hetitionen
aus Hem=O Dor Die an's Suiti5=&omite
ocrfpieIen ipuroen.
Saniilton bon Marplano legte Elm Mento<
rial BON einfluBreiden Siirsern Saltimorc'S
Dor nm bic Se3ablung Der fraus. ySpoliatt-
zNniprii9e."
56erman pom 6iuan; @omite beri9tete
Die Saus=Sta ein, ben 53oa auf 4oblen uno
Sal5 ab5ulbaffen; er perlangte, oaB oielelbe
oil oa8 90ntite suriifuermieen peroe. Srums
buQ lprab Da9egen; I6lieBiid) tpnroe bieSia
nit 80 gesen IS Stimmen an paS @onlite ;ll=
riidperruieien.
o n Y n 10 70 n 70 20 af.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17

aR G.. 9Sarenllier DC Wernlla&90.. :.
Uafa esr. 81, sSdbansesIiace,
--- -, a., Baltimore,
SCR. SO, Ssrpaefirakc, Meip=gorf,
r [ Z nIportfure
pnb ouejuiae TaenteN in Den Ser. Ct. uno ennaSd
-. Sli iiir
F. FOLLIET & SCHECK
in sIp Gbampa9ne
Qicferantrn Der foileri. Earnltte pon HtenBef'
gSarcn garset. Soroeaur.
6. sobit s epmp.. eoenae. 80
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1attimcre
1tre 9ninrdnce Cfiiee.

0iitwsns&ds srE zruths nnh Dat&rlH.s
eetiihsrtfortnetrert segen9 95erluR burG
acknowledgements in oer Stnot miehn eanoe, aae
6Sten BON Giasntpnm, @cbns, 2ateuf nnb 7Bdoren<
paufr, 4anbelssiter, AdtrbaupIobufte, Robt!n,
Sansssratbihaitsn. In! 8au besrtIeus ooer tmoofen
IN 2a6nne oeIuoIihe isabrseuge n. !. 10.
6ae Diretturium beffebf aus fulSeun en- 9erren:
Wm. o. 9arrtion, Hrohoeut;
@eo. u. Bifers, &m. 8. Brune,
r. %. Alrtd6, 8. b. 4aptf,
Gdpio 9. gDiifon, 8. Robt. Senftne,
Soiiab 4enningtou, q. Nfortpn Stemort,
francts 8. 4ina, @. &. Newcomer,
1eurp @drrcn, Drp1e 9orfDit,
n. q. Stenart %. u. 1apIor,
-SS~7 Ssrnel Cohen.
4pplationezT Torrnulare nno pettcrt U Ea6rtht iiber
bic Geelfhait miro In Der OiEce, Siiomelt=@fe bon
Eouthz uib gSatsritr, ertbeilt au aae Auftr6ge
foiort eriebist lperben. BerTberunsen iuereen aui
trgenb cine Triit Gngenommtn fuelfe Der 4pplitant
plHideH mag.
(San. 1,1J,O 6r. EEoceAcrtbs GEN.
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o. & II. I'opplfin, 4jnl'.,
mr. q, 9annberifrake.
naehrn e,1,,nfnnnrff.

-sTI---- V5UgUgU UGUtVFWVDSW<
s,;t ! rpfes Nffoftiment ocn M aier: n. tsesec
ss..2. In, Gels snnr ieine W9aIer Narsens all
tpe. DE msr heionners nunerfialn maben. .Oa.ElS)
~ sycbn %. 8 Score W. Verrp,
Nabrif 1a,ten uo', feuerfeften 8teselitetnen,
kohsr nr Asiireau. uor SIR. 294, Nont8omerpfIeSe,
naf, ssr 30. ruRstScfe fer 4aInbMrgs nuf xSat.
mrraraEe peiest. ueielbf ole AuIfrd9e ptompi
nusaeffGyt rperS>eu. lSaiL.oslI " =
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@elhiennnnneltl

@eIoisnbunsen peroen su oeIH HieeIisfen- g0uE{e
fur 8reusiine 25oler, Rbein. @RIoea fSranFen se.
pdn irseno eiHem GbeIte @uropd'e 6eforqt Hlg 81
he Der Sduier, nit tDeten mir ger6nounaeu unteps
terbaIleu, ii in uHisrer Office aUfsebdngt. - b
4s h. &aineS .. -.4Et1 srhis-
~ @ee Der 9aItImereItr. uhD ED. sNbentlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17

Spler's Syrup aus ynmmi Arabtennt
ae9en
Gmften, Grfdltuns, Srond'itis &c.
Gerner's 9berhaut=Gr5euger
seasn ale oauttranfbeteH.
sss,pin Garecffou, Gpotbefer,
Roreoffs&Re Der Baltimore nne Sistfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
SOrSiisli9e StabmaIdjiueR.
SO N1cQenrr Gs 6nnner,S @AM

6omiHeH> Rdbmaidne 81 chen 70 sat, aIs traanb etnR
onoere int 0iartte, nerrtet olIes notbae Jaben Ig
eHer GaniiIe Ro Diro uHterleitten9 9eolHannacr psT
touit BET Sobn ". 6Re&eaii & q pllssS., 7
Rr. 30 Rprts Gbdrless, Sd bes
fNfdi2. .fSh QPfinn tnni itroE0
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25 Jaier
Hueeen=@ =@bisfeD,

. eBaiaeubs,nsr sruser,s 1sG7r, 5u babsn bsi
G;ittinaer, Gerr s Grmp., -,
fsu-, 9er. f3 uao IS, GbeapFee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17

9ranb segen bic geietung Der 9iamanten-
feoer bnrb Die britiid)e Gap GoloHie in
4irifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-17
Euttb s. Garictt'S
~ .fx.. ct, a., "a sAffA

E:stttb S Gairiett's
sarfiiuirt. .,snliiae Dligeuss sseite,
aoronttrt oils eueno gut nist bsier, als trasn
cine Seife i'm Tertte. 4sas, fmar,ta. .4Sg
Welts' Vatent sGiienbleta Seoadsnns'
NE. Bclt, @atent-Snhabsra, Gaorllant,
etnctnnnti Sbio.
Dis autmeriIamieit Der ard1itsftent Saame'Ee1 u.
.uosrer iasere{rer erionen wiro at oieie asus unO
porsf slibs fsuer.. rpasTsrs NAB ,piHcft apoe'
seauns binselsntt wesds sn biserss srsisn NM. nas
plel nieDraer, als rgsnh cine anoerf porSssw. vse'
taf,. Dot,Seduns. sprlhe beu gubfifum iemals one
1irt, ansebotsn miro. $500 ,a r tsss. ts
gBfsen udbere Austunit uno Au'trdse pehoe -n'u1
s&an 8. 81. $. Srafforp. easnefa'<astns
ser. 3la, HSe6;8airimorehrane'
no aud wrobsn anseiehsn uerbea toHnsn. Y
fflfk 20 39Rte.g -sfff4ts seeftiAi
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SIIFeS NapierI 80 @euts pr0 / 100, d D.

I'm nit eiRem &orratbe alten Iapicrs aHjSarGns
men, Iafea ptr baIieIbe 1eute I'M 90 ats. bFu zoo
Boseu ab. NeaH rnelee FG in esr @sp. .. 81. w
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Der Gramecs Trciifaat au0 Die Sias

geafhinston, 16. Sail.-Der Orange
ssreiffaat protefirt burA ieinen BrdiiSe1teit
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-08-17
The State Savings Institute.

Norkingmen of Chicago, remember that
the present is your harvest season, that ,.,l-
lar land by every day in prosperity, will prove
a welcome friend in the hour Of adversely
Remember, that every dollar deposited
becomes true he pmate; works when you
are idle or sleeping, brings a revenue when
work Stacks or misfortune overtakes YOU, You
cannot ponder over this fact too much ; you
cannot over-realize its Importance Have you
purchased lot and want tn meet your pay.
ments promptly, 20 every Saturday night to
the savings bank Have you pal d for it in
full, and wish to build your cottage the
savings bank will prove your friend by al
vancing you tn. means to do 50 on s"-h ~ecar-
~ And no man is truly Independent until
lac has homestea Of his own. But in order
to achieve this, you must nuke beginning :;
deposit the first dollar, and Keep adding to
such deposit Remember it is the constant
dripping that wears away the stone You
must commence at the first round Of the ladder,
before you can reach the top. and the sooner
you commence at the bottom. the sooner YOU
will become your own landlord employer
The history of Chicago proves this fact, but
we have yet to see the man who neglected
the pennies, who ever possessed the dollars
Our advice, then is. mike - BEGINNING, no
matter how small Remember, every little
makes a mickle. Make your wife your
treasurer, if need be, aud we have no fear of
the result
To those DESTROYS of opening an account,
the State Savings Institute offers especial
advantages. Its investments are secure, its
officers and directors rank among our oldest
most honorable, thorough going and reliable Of
our citizens its past is guarantee of its
future success. 1t is conveniently located for
all classes Of our citizens, at l2l and 1913 La
Sale st.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-08-17
CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO. III. AUGUST L. Is72

CHICAGO, ILL, AUGUST Il. 1872.
Opening % rWE GLoBE THEArEg We
are pleased to hear that tins Iavorree place
Of amusement is to he under the management
of Mr. W. t. SIM late of the Front Street
Theatre, Baltimore, Md We feel assui al
that the tlohe, un,ier the management Of
Mr.. sim must lee success Ia recommend
my HIM t" the ~orkIngmeu "f chicago We
have only to say. lac has niore than once
proved himself the friend Oi the WurklnyInen
IN their hOw ot ptoL While in Baltimore.
and during the strike Of the lourneymen can.
makers, he rendered them two benefits Ia
succession from which they realized 81 ,OOO
We would say to the workinglnen Of Chica-
%, give hun hearty welcome. for ne Il a
friend 70 the workingman
BRICkLAYERS STRIKE, AND REFUSAL TO
PAY NoRKINGMEN@-A few days ago a
difficulty occurred among the Bricklayers en-
ployed ON the building Of Mr. Parker, in
course OF erection on the corner Of Halsted
and Madison streeh, the cause Of which is As
follows Mr.. BetA, the superintendent Of
the work, employ segome non union men. and
on being demonstrated with and informed
that the union men would not work with men
who did not belong to the union, promised
that, II the men would continue to work. he
would discharge those Of the non union hands
who would not join the union The men
promised that if lac would not employ Lun-
union hands. they would continue work ulti
the building would be finished. Those vino
,hd not belong to the union, promised to joli,
with the exception Of one man Tie III W.
however, continued to work until M,ni ia.
the 18th INST. when, Ia accordance with a
general order issued hy the union. ~ mem Yer
is allowed to work with non-uniun man
One man ON Parkers building positively r,-
fusing to JOIN the union, the UNION men ,iuit
work, and went their way in peace Mon
LAY being pay day, the men called ior ana
received their pay. with the exception Of thra,..
Vi John Cleary. Henry kolyraff. and Nr..l
Johnson, who ~erc positively refused t3yir
pay, which they hal honestly toiled tor. ,x-
posed daily to burning sun averaging ninety
degrees No cause for refusal was gwen, and
when the men made application for their pay
To Mr.. Parker, that worthy gentleman cody
informed them he could not pay them until
he had seen the superintendent. Bedding,
the superintendent, was very soon forthcom-
ing, and, putting ON the airs that all petty
tyrants do, when in the presence Of their
masters, gave the classical judgement that he
would be id if he would pay them
id cent The men finding that moral
suasion, and reason would prevail, they re
ferred the matter to Judge Want Wood, who
wil decide on the merits Of the case next
Saturday morning The report Of the case in
the daily press is erroneous, being a misrep-
resentation Of the facts. There was No
COLLISION, No DEMAND FOX HIGHER PAY, and
no ALTERATION 90 ANY KIND WHATEVER.
The three men, CleAry. kolgraff and johnson,
being Eselected out As objects Of the petty
malice Of a consequential, empty pated sup
erintendent
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hETROIT, MICH.-Union No. p meets
II on the LIST and Sd Friday u every month at the
Lafayette Hall, Gratiot st. Ben Shiferd wes Mr.
Frsndal, vice pres. Thomas NJ Dolan, rec SEC Frank
Wise, nm. &c. Stephen Howell, treas. Geo smith, cor
Sec, box SIS. John DellOG, Sengeant alarms.
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DR.. Sage's CATARRH REMEDY is no Patent
Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the ie-
nOrAnt and credulOus but is perfect Specific
for Nasal CatarrA, Gold in the head, " and
Aindred diseases.
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box l2l. Unions are also notified that F. NJ.
Fret was suspended from this union and fined
ten dollars, for refusing 20 pay the assessment
to aid G.lons ON strike. Also. Fritz Greene
was fined S25 for workieg ia aa unfair shop.
by order of Union No. 60. T. RoLLEr
Cor Sec lock box l2l.
UNION CRY, Pa, Aug. bernhard
Wlkens made application to become mem-
her of this Union he claims To e1l from
Cincinnati Any Union having charges
against him, will please send such IN within
20 days. In our last regular meeting. the
following named gentlemen were elected for
officers President, Franz klemm Vice
President, ID. Waganbrett Fin. Sec, H.
lieslen Cor and Rec Sec. u. TIesjeu T.
Q. box 25l. ID. TIEJKS, Cor. Sec.
Union No l26
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. s. lS72-A man
by the name of George Hurst, hAilng from
Cincinnati, has made application t. become
member Of C. NJ. U. No. IS Any Union
having charges against said George Hurst,
will please prefer them within 10 days Sec
retaries Of Local Unions please note, and
direct all communications intended fnr the
President Of this Union. t. tsust Hartman.
7. q. box l62S. 4. STAFFEL Cor. See.
Union No. 81 drawer 300
TOLEDO. o., Aug $. 1872 The retiring
card Of Frank Bor,loo has been deposited in
this Union and travelling card demanded
Any Union having charges, should prefer them
immedi ,tely. j. o. CALLAoHAN.
Cor. Sec, drawer 70
WAsHNGroN, d. G., Aug 7, 1872 Mr.
Charles Davis, of Baltimore, Md, and Mr.
X. VI Hudson, Of Richmond, Va. have made
apple alton for membership Ia this Union
Unions having charges, will please prefer
them by the first Wednesday in September
+. ROHLEpER, cor. See Union No 100.
r. q. box "a
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CAUTION. genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private U. ). Stamp ss"Take no other. +"
The market is full of limitations. 1t is the
popular verdict that people who have been ac-
eustOmed to the use Of Bitters or Cordials are
Obliged, eventually, to resort to McLANES
LIVER PILLS for permanent relief.
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Just outside the Fire Limits, III the vicinity ~ 18th and
@t streets, within three four blocks IT the Horse
Cars. and Wallace, Sumner and Winter streets. lie
Si,h,, "a Aid ia building up city and To that end he
will sell hSe Lots 10 abonng aud mechanics At the
r.-t a fra
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THE tALEro>IA~ -NT-The annual
picnic OF tins sarl-ty was held on Thursday,
August n, at Haas Park Fully 5000 per
sons wrr ~ attendance by far the largest
number which has ever patronized the gala
day the talt-ionian The feature Of the
day was the games, which were sharply con
tested. The two scotch athletes. Donald
Dennie and lanes Fleming. were present, the
former with dlsl"cated arm which he had
brought frnm Buffalo with him. and which
prevented HIM from participating, except in
one OF two instances
The police arrangements were admirable,
although the number v A. scarcely large enough
tor the ImmeIIse fierce IN the ground. Their
efforts we're ably s.cond,sl. however. by the
Caledonian Rifles afinely dressed looking mill
tary bu-ly ofmen- Taken altogether, it is no ex-
aggerati"n I" say. that the order maintained
was admirable. the ArrahgeIn, nts first class
the weather all that could he desired. Every
body seemed Ia enjoy themselves, old friends
met, shook hands. and talked Of business
while t"ok a wee drop If the mountain dew.
The BARNES with their n,ithers. were seated in
the groves the lads and lasses sauntered by
the rivers side, hoping. No doubt, that their
future might he as unruffled as its surface,
while the auld stand -byes, the real auld sort,
were frequently seen in the directiOn Of Chief
tan Clark's tent, some wiping their specs, and
Others their faces. because the day was 50 very
not, though once IN while, they managed
we noticed, to get down a. far As theil
mouths.
lfspared, may We be at the next annua
pic-mc, and meet again the kindly faces, and
grasp the same kindly hands we have 50 often
grasped before. We will take holiday fol
that at least, and risk the consequences.