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Corresponding >~rrr'arir, Of Local Unions

corresponding Secretaries Of Local Unions.
Secretaries viii PIea-e n'te snd send corrections.
T. Rohner, Us Raburgst.. Baltimore Nd
Con. W. Fherl, box 27lO, Buffalo, n Y.
3 John Tondorf, lois Leithgow St, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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VIM Voice, box 542, Rochester n. Y.
NJ Mitus, box 1879, Syracuse, n "
7-Chas kadeck. box 900, Utica, \. y.
S-M r. Hogan, No. "a Jefferson street,
Albany, \. Y.
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10 Daniel Cahaley, box 2SS, Elmira, n "
ll-Samuel Blassey Drawer 5l2, Chicago
IL Jas. Faulkner, box $50, Ithaca, n. "
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IA r. J. Cox, box IA, Binghamnton,
Nv.
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l6-Gustave Vollmer. box 2543, St Louis Mo
IA. Menche, drawer A., Cleveland,
Ohio
ls-Geo W Bellmix, Box 70 Charlestown.
Mass.
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dence, r. l.
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23-J. r. box, box 204, SuffeId Conn or
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Canada.
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Dayton, O.
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Mass
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az. H. Hayden, 1874 St. Johns st, New
Haven, Conn.
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THE MINER.

PHI SSIAN COAL WANTED IN ENGLAND.
Notwithstanding the amount If coal
raised an En- land is greater than ever
before. being IN 1871 over liz, 900. 900
tons. Il Is insufficient 10 cover the con
sumption. This Is proved by the fact that
the inn .orratlOn Of coal from Belgium and
now also from the mines near the river
Rhur, one Of the tributaries If the Rhine,
into England has commenced. 1t IS trans
ported by boats down the Rhine t. Rot
terdam. Holland, and there re-shiPped for
London This coal Is Of excellent quality.
Ii comes in the form of a coarse sand,
mixed with gravel, and is used moistened
with water. It then bakes together, and is
exactly the thing needed for blacksmlths
Holland. which possesses no coal mine,
imported the enormous amount Of coal
needed for her factories, steamboats,, loco
motives, and steam pumps for drainage,
from the surrounding countries, Eng land,
Belgium, and Prussia since several years,
however, the importation from England
had nearly ceased, as the Belgian snd
Prussian coal are superior in quality and
lower IN price
A PROPOSITION is on foot to erect a
Miners Hospital at Shenandoah City, Pa
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Ind Of ChecEered and E,r.sruI Carer.

The telegraphic desI atches Of Thursday
morning contain the following startling and
unexpected announcement
LONDON, Jan 9-Ex Emperor Napoleon
died at 1928 to-day.
LONDON, Jan. "a second dispatch
from Chiselhurst, just received in this city,
says that Napoleon died at IO:45 o'clock
this morning.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 3r. M.-The following
bulletin from the physicians who were with
Napoleon during his last hours has Just
been issued
The ex- Emperor Napoleon slept sOundly
last night better than on the preceding
night This morning his physicians had 4
consultation, and decided to perform another
operation upon him at noon to-day. At the
time the consultation was held, his pulse was
strong and regular at eighty-four beats a
minute At 1925 o'clock signs that he was
sinking appeared. the action Of his heart sud
denly failed. and he expired At lO:45 O'Clock.
SIR HENRY THOMPSON,
CoNNEAU CoRVIsART
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Manufacturing Items.
SOU TIL AND W Est

SOUTH AND WEST
A new Cotton Factory Of 600 spindles,
il 70 be erected at Savannah, GA.
indianapolis wooden manufacturers say
their trade has doubled the last season.
: SINECUEE- Boyle Roche, in
vurdy conflict with Curran III the Irish
House of Commons. made some allusion
Il Currans honor Sir, said Curran,
Z. ~ not speak If my honor | am the
guardian Of my own honor. Z" Faith, :"
said Sir BOYLE, az knew that some time
or other you would accept a sinecure
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Courage.

Courage Nothing can withstand
Long 4 vrongvd. gudauntei lana
II the hearts within her be
True unto themselves and Nee
Thou fTeed giant Liberty
oh no mountain nv mph art thou.
when the helm q on thy brow,
And the >Wonl !, la thy hand.
Fighting Tor Inv pSn suud land
courage Nothing t'sr With>to~d
Freemen hghtin. fur their good
Armed with all their fathers faine
The, viii win ana ear a name
That shall - o. endless sloIN.
Like the gDis u Uld Greek stur,
RAISED ~ heaven and heavenly worth.
For me gcod thvv gave a. earth
Courage There y none a. pour.
None OF all Who wrong endure
None - humble none So weak
But NAV nush DTS fathers cheek.
And ms maiden dear and true
With thc icci, that he uaN dn
BE his days a. dark A. a.ght.
tie nav make himself ifyht
What though suuken De- the sum
There are star> Sheu dAy l. done
Courage Nho sill be = ,lA,r
ma. hal strength u DIX grave
And thcrsiu hls iettrrs hidt,
And lay = tyrpnt by MS >iirv
Courage Hops, howe or he 4,
Fpr time can never IIu
courage. therefore. brother mon
CIV q" t'od - ami % the n.nt again
bAgEN tukNN ,lI
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This Journal devoted the diffusion Of the Me-
chanIc Arts among the Iron Workers Of America It's
Scientific Department" will compare favorabIy with
that Of any other work published either in this country
m Europe. Each number contains some valuable
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Machinlst and Engineer tins work is alike invaluable
and ITS Scientific Department is alone worth than
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The JOURNAL is also bold and fearless advocate ~ the
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De IN the hands OF every mechanic in America. A.
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New York, Jan. "a special from Lon.
don says Although the case of the Ex-
Emperor Napoleon was regarded as very
serious, the news Of his death, this morn
ing appears to create much surprise, a. his
demise was not believed to be imminent.
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ickLAYERs,

DRIC kLAYERS' UNION, No. I, OF IN
Id DIANA, meets every WEDNESDAY evening Wash
ngf"u street uppose the court house. Indianapolis
Fred Br ]! frsdent Thomas Fsctts, vice president
ElN mi TalIusoa. recording secretary. Eli Strckler
nuAnra NY rvtlry. oliver Nicely, treasurer. Peter Al
laige c-L'.u'.r william FizCus door deeper. JOSEPH
ts,,ds M..-sl Lynch, GvOrKs Weaver, james
H"Tk.ns. ieTlty
IHIItADO- BRICKLANERS ASSOCIA-
' TIuN u--t- at No. y W Randolph street ever
hur.i4y gtu-ug. At Nm. " bTieu, ". N
Wa o. Ali.len. T. " W Super, re-. >ec'F
Maitipn a smith, Nh. Sec Arch. Sin lAir c'r -ec.
james bar.rt treas
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CIGAR MAKERS

NJ ESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No. 2S
w meets on the lss Tuesday each month At BirZe
nAu' D~nlei Cn~ey. pres. George X. Reed, vice
Pfes. y Heidenrech FeS John Boyle cor svs
boN Sit Johr D. GOoirO. usAs
A CRORA, ILL-Unon No Al meets q
"A The seconi Tuesday u each month at No south
Bro@dNly. Jo'eph Dos. pres Fred Cuuk vice pre-
John Sohmldt, nm. n AeinhArd. rec sec L..
pod sirter, treas J. L. Springer. Sec drawer a.
hETkOlT, MICH-U Union No % meets
- on u'e Is and ii FRIDAY # every month At the La
iayetts hAl, GrAtot &. Aug. Raw pres. box ga
Henry kli, vice pres. Thomas N Dslap rer .er =
Anthony Schldbach, IN. Sec stephen Howell. trsa,
EeliN' AemSie. cor ser, boz 5Ss; William angsrui.h
Sergeant atAms
BUFFALO. ~ Y.-Union No meet. on
~ me LIST AMI I'd Wednesday in each month in Mer's
Hall, 20 Gehesee st. Louis Jaeger pres VIM Toy
,ec e Lawrence Best,SeiS I sr..: sec sSrte fin
sec. box 2'lt No German Interpreter
nAYTOE, OHIO-Union No. IS meets On
II the lst Monday evening Of each month At Moderg
hall. Harry > Brewer pres, IL south Jefferson u
henry Meyer, rice pres Henry Steiner, treas David
Ambrose, cor. 1ec IL south Jefferson ST. Joe sucba
mex, rec sec Geo Cas~ell fin Paulus Pope ser
geant- arrrz
SYRACUSE. n. Y.-Union No. meets
~ on the last Thursday in each month John &
hrAtz pres Adlph Henry, vice pres. NJ Boland IN
sec; VIM. List, Ir., rec sec VI Mitus cor ~ I'M,
lSs, Sohn frost reas Thomas Zapp, serEeant arms
ELYRIA- Union No 1872. meets tie first
~ Thursday ineach month at Union Hail. on Main
street, At - Oclak. VIM L. 8 Morris Pres IT.
Enthrope Vice Pies; Geo p Brady Cor and Res
sec. william Sage, Fin. Sec. John a. Wagner
TreAs. e'
H'ALL RIVER MASS. -Union No. 70 meets
y on me nrst Tuesday evening Of each month at Ser
"A, Granite Block Main street John Dawn, pr.s
VIM Acllherron, se box 3Os
ANTON, lLL-UniOn No 100 meets op
~ the first THURSDAY evening ~ each month q "
kowley, pres ThuL II. Bideman, vice pres J1bp
Ayers cor and &c Sec box 44s
WASHINGTON, d. C.-Union No. 100
w mests on the Isl Wednesday evening q eaeb
month Al Trades Unann Hall Jos O Lash IRE.
VIM NeriegT, vice pes; VIM Hagerman fiji md
cor sec; Gus. Treunhsn, rec sec; r. kappel treas
p. O. box "a. -
NJ EWBURGH Ulion No. I3l. meets On tn.
nrst wednesday II each month at Turner Hall
corner u First and Frontsts Pres Geo Dittery vicr
pres, Geo Heimler rec Sec A. Simons cor
see, Geo n. Golden, p o. box s67 IN see Peter
Osterman treas- Henry Hsnes door keeper, valsn
tine Eberiy
III ANNIBAL, NO-Union n. Jacob
Ihom@s, res 0has, Bauman vice pres Lewis
sonAn, nm. SO. Frank Vok, treas. Nick Smith.
aHd err. ses.. bc' ESQ
NHICAGO, ILL-Uhion No. II meets on
the Arst Friday Of Zach Aonth At St Crispins Han
% arborn ssreet Walter Keby, pres Leopold Bur
gsr, ycs pres; y. r. Nichols. an see Jno Gibbs re
So HsAry bonn, treas samuel Blasssy. cor.
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State and Union Fairs in Michigan Indiana, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota have awarded Diplomas and Premi
for its excellent system Of Book keeping and Bust
Practice which in M the best Colleges and
Schools from New York 70 San Francisco School dAy
and evening Expenses reasonable. The demAndz for
its graduates exceeds the supply For particular call
at the College corner Of Congress and Randolph street,
sent free.
Address, IRA MAYHEM, President,
Dstrott, Mob.
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NJ ATIONAL Labor UNION--CrgAnized
Az Auguss 10. Ises
RscuAsB TsrvEL'cE. President. Fisher Block De
rvtt.
HoaAO. N. DAE. Rnu VI. Pre-ldsus. Ssu York.
Ma. 4 o. q. WILLARD second Vice President, ChlcAsD
Z. BEE JoHNDoH, Secretary. TArnnquA, Pm
A. Z. cAAEAoH. Treasurer. ia Wed Madison street,
Exssusivs Committee G. Cameron, q Chicago. "
J sylvL, q sunbury, Pa. NJ VI Field Detroit, Mich
HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
III INTERNATIONAL UNION or AMERICA, VI.
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vs. II. NOsAH, President sos ChristT Avenue. 81.
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PUIs cABv. Ssast.r, loek boa q. Troy.S
JOSIAH sTHAAFTT. Treasurer: Lock Box 2, Omaha,
Sso,
IRON MOULDEKS INTERNATIONAL.
UNION s~bguArisrs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
w. n sASSs, President. lock box iotb. Cincinnati
Pnz }. MHAsKr Treasurer, % summit strost. Brood
Iyn,N.Y
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rHoAAa cAnHr' sesshi Vice PrsuSdsnt. box l7c Aont
$50 n DAser. rhird vAOs President. box 7os.
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Nr~ fOrk-
INTERNATIUS AL TYPOGRAPHICAL
Il UNION
WILLIAM ,. BAHnsb. oG New Orssans. Prsuebvns
b. Z. CHCnp. u Richmond, First Vice President
hOKEET =. sLAras, q salt Lake City second Vice
President
JoHS ooLLiSs Il i.ennAa Recording Secretary anil
TrrAs0rw
KobEET HAsLros. 4 I7nlIAisiphiA, Corresponding
Secretary
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF COOPERs
II n. A FOSas. Pru~idsnt, Park b.. ''nF Cleveland
Ohio. JonN DilAsOA, Treas, lock boz ~, Allegheny
| City. ~. LAA"S PopH. CLERK BENEFIT Department,
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MACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS
| ANA INTERNATIDNAL UNION. Hs@dqu@rtsr.
Cleveland. ohio. ions FEHKkSsArCH President iosA
boH first Nice Pres Lewis q. wilcox Buffalo. " \.
se,ind We Pres. Richard s~ann, New Orleans, Ia
/ Third hi.s Pre-, v lillian H. HArdmsn. Altoona Pa
Fourth VA. Pre-. JAme- " Ieve~ley. Toronto. Ont
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ITRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
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The Wheat Field Of America !
IIralthful Climate, Free Hsmes, Good
Markets.

TINE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Ofers
for sale its Lands I'm Central and western Min
nessOta, embracing l. The best Of Wheat Land 2
Excellent Timber for the Mill, the Farm and the Fire
g. Rich Prairie PAsturage and Natural Meadow, wasered
by clear Lakes and running streams-in = HeAlthful
Climate, where Fever and Ague is unknown
Grain can be shipped hence by lake to market As
cheapy as from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Carr
now run through these Lands from Lake Superior n
Dakota Price 81 land close to track 800 to e per
acre; further away q. 50. to $500 seVen Year.
Credit Warrantee Deeds Northern Pacific 1850
Sends. now selling at par, received for land 81 10
No other unoccuPed Lands present such advantages
settlers
SOLDIERS under the new law March ls72l get
100 FREE, the railroad. by and two
years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES
furnished from all principal points East purchasers Of
Railroad Lands and 70 settlers Of Government Home
steads Purchasers, their wives and cb dren carried
free over the Northern Pacific Road Now is the time
for settlers and colonies get Railroad Land and
emmeat HOmesteads close 10 the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information map
and copy Of New Homestead Law Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD, ST PAUL, MINNESOTA, OR
leo BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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CIGAR MAKERS.

y
MN'INNATl- U mon No meets At Ar
~ t- ian WAl,ut above Thirteenth on TIE
Z 1s-t sal thru TUESDAY u each month. J. Nolz
4 pr F-.fs ilinms vice pres John v Wagner. fiji
frDA b~Asge, re- - "m ShuinS e.. treas
N hu'-r >erse~ut at arms Prank hcenlg cor -ec-
eoN Z~@y
i EVANSVILLE. IND - mon No 81 meets
l. No., alri THURSDAY snirz Il eseh mouth at
Jh. Atiift ilrt-e Main .; between Fourth and Fifth
-. L. . Lsitz. rry-. box ~ Anton Zohule vitv
T. i'' ''-A 'r''' Ant" I-hu'' s"' Sc ''
NEW lpEK-UnIon NJ. -hea.iauart-rs
y l-f.In House. ~ BA.t Broadway Nea Tork
ma, Il, Wv, TIs~4!A. ia ever, month 4 Hurst trs-
, uNe-. '.o- ~ b BArlyu m Sec Ii Jacobs.
Hvs-- y >a4'a. o,r. ard re zee. III Columbia u
81 LOUIS. Mo Union NJ rs meets on
~ tnv Sseil Fn,iAy evuninS every month al Tur-
Fr~i fraik. vice rrv- Edwaru Fre,. Henry
HuvA. hr. %. EhAs %. kIrseLt Gi1stsY Vol
mrr, l"- 49,. b-'A 2s45
NJ lNh>DR, CUNN.-U Mon No. "a meets
w osf the second saturday Of each month number
4 n-emisr-. . Hiram shannon pres. james A.
c.. sid rn- &C.. boz is.
DATTERSON, y. Union No. 40
a meets "a the sscOnd TUESDAY "a each month on
Won Huu>;,n 81. Main joseph McNeal pres
Lewis ~ ser. vice president. A NAnet cor sec
boz -. Austin Alien, treAs.
pnNN ~, ~ ADA- = mon ~ meets on
d.ti tt-f - e - Hlo N, ~ 80 A.
George a y hnoNltof vice pre-. }. n ThomAa
r. i",l, ~. r. "eN~"ei "s~s'
TAtk~nNNIIIF III ITnior NJ IL
y meets un the first Monday d each month IN PAts's
na,' a. oInen-s' pre-. fh sec e Ftsslmmons
- 1, So 4 T. s1ese4i OoA 80
Il 4, ~ '.o mon ~. n meets On
Hou Ut Tb;Td ~ wsbs-ha, r.i.n sSi.iy
nr.. I'M, I5s-- IyOon,.- ~, ~; ,. - I N
~, M - ~. - -. - - q 49, &c., &C.
- N N ~ -, - - 0'''07'o' sun
nEIJEVUlF III T-n;or n, "A 80.
D INV INV I., Sn,,,r,i,,, N - ,,on,h :, ~ WI. Mi
Main = C5ls knsbeIEan,p nrss Otto Sbe.ks ,ic,
nrr. i m, Roth rar ,a. s.,bfy - t" e'
Henr, rh.r..s II c,r 80 b,x -
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a 30 ~. mon NO meets on
N linn NM SAT- !. p II M, No. ~ I.FPsti
.tr,-t ,rn, C...v yics mr. 20 is6er.on., = "a =
H,van r,-r Ana c1r .rr u i.F,r,nn-s M ~ N NJ
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HNORONTU, CANADA-Union p meets on
Il The second Wednesday in each month Trades A.
soEnhly Hall hing street West. p Mack pres , vs.
George 4. y. hnONtoJf vice pre-. J. r. ThomAs
m. &c, A. HAndon. r. McCAbe, treGs
1hoe. Anlerssn. sec. box 6S5
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TC RE CONTINUED. /
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WINb>JR, CONN. Union No "a meets
W osi the secufid saturday Of each month number
q E.cmtSr-. p. Hiram Shannon pres james A
6'e~ni 're lre~ Samuel Day trea-. John =. Carrier
aId tn. SEQ. bon is.