The Republican journal., 1874-12-03
q Hard Winter in Prospect.

AZ " 4 pINAs ANON" 14GibtlS iIOu Inc
Mayor OF Scranton. Pa, and from Presi-
dent OIlalloran OF the Miners Association
ut Luzerne county, Pa, both state thai
poverty and distress prevail in the mining
region and vicinity. The Mayor saws thar
thousands Of workmen have been idle
during the summer and are now only
working on half and three quarters time.
heir families are suffering great priva
tons, and the station houses of Scranton
are Tiled to oyerfloWiug every night with
homeless aud almost naked people Presi-
dent O.IIalloran reviews the situation of
against them by their employers from
1863 to the present time. and says the pres
ent disturbances in the coal regions are
not developments of any recent circum-
stances. but the inevitable issue of griev-
ances that have been accommodating many
Years At the present time in Wyoming
and Lackawana valleys thousands OF men
are IDLE. They are not naturally indolent.
On the contrary, they are willing to labor
ior fair remuneration 1t is not their
desire to increase their wages by raising
The price OF coal. They simply ask for an
opportunity of supporting themselves and
their families They have no mems to
money to remove themselves and families
elsewhere, and they must live. Unless
some extraordinary change takes place
this winter to the thousands of laborinq
men now out of work. viii be the most
terrible and deplorable this district has
ever seen | say this after travelling the
valley from one end to the other. and after
visiting every colIierv, conyersine with all
the men and learning their sentiments, /
dare not credit the issue. but unless some
ching is done can not see how hundreds
Il the unemD!oved cali escane starvation
4 CRIMINALS Romantic CAREER. A
telegram from Quebec a few uirhts AGO
mentioned the arrest aboard the Prussiap
uf 4 deiaulter from France. The antece-
dents Of the prisoner are thus recomted
bv The Paris TEX graph. under date of Nov
the second
we have lust received word of enc of
those romantic rohbaries that turn NJ
from time to time in every country i
certain Teschemacher German by birth.
has long enioved the entire confidence OF 4
great Anglo French firm. Messrs. Poissct.
of Bradford and Paris Though but TWEEN
weight Years old, and of bOyish appear-
aace. Tcschemacher occupied the position
Of chief cashier and WAS even trusted
with authority to SIGN for the firm Just
before the war. in u public place. he made
ra. qrcuaint9uca Of Narr1,erito Chqn>.in
4 Young person ot some attractions and OF
silveri6r cducation Led for bor cal,n i,to
LARGE expense he BEGAN to gamble on the
turf. with such luck rs ~ win nearly
$4,000 in very short time
Ther.1pnn he borcbt Two monies -,
basket rsi1i9ra and 0fbar kninEnacts of
tbA SORT and 6irad . ni,armincr iirtla bouca
i'm the Ayenne Bourbon neiohhorbood
Very retirad Thorn no sn+ nH :, ctatf If
servants e,,,n,lo,. tln ,a,l,o ,f p.1.o,,
Ataaso ar.;,, r,r-,ib
,.,,-i ;.l .-5.l
- 3o9Su ~ we a ellqe lpoli''on
'-i,' ~ iicae
tE;il VI u S0I'-P
lasAloh- ne passed me Gay at his desk IN
q co4l "Iihost 100 ancient lor Tespectapln-
" ulntu IoI 4 franc ana a Aall ana re-
iorneo nome ia'G' lasnlonaoly cad as ne
IA" sci out, MS pacheIoI champef' mod
81 ~ olIU "h "a ms Pos!tloh authorized'
WIS AIoW Il 10 All ID .na once at NO boll-
leFarQ Magenta but fortune changed
caius ana horses turned against the cash
'oL 'nIet ears tlie ooupIe ne was ieo WIN
Jul discovery lAou9h the servants OF Bar
u AiPHoust "ie wonderfully suspicious
amer me lac'. IL.
= lo[LAIght since GjiLe me warning OF
CN''S5 5 ( ny, me tItapIe' tHou9H - lohS
- vi onset arrived rom bfau-
~ ~ " ana piopoSeo 10 20 over lhe ooohs'
l eSchelnacher saw ms game was up,
Ot1tEeU lut SAFE, HOOK out 1lZ.tUD IN notes,
ana caught Tie hlght mail TO London dav-
ing takeh care 70 balance the books, re
sui leiU no Suspicion pehlho until ms non
apPefafance caqseu alarm beiore the tele-
80 Wv q ''oA I'M ~ ne t, nt9 lihen slllP lor
~ 'o.',t ~ iu97i'ii US Gclll-
6a;n Iafaro5 80 Ion1, 40, 49, +r,1 ,r1l--'
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4 BIT OF ROMANCE. Burleiqh. in a let
ter il the Boston Journal furnishes This
bit Of romance,
Last summers well known and wealthy
manufacturers of Neyy Fnoland visited t5a
White Mountains He became infatuated
wifi, ono NJ th.a ,,-a;tnr oirlc Hn yay
seventy and the maid was Seventeen lie
agreed In Give hon an nducotion and adont
her thouah he had several dauohtcrs of
his own She iovfnllv acannted tho mono
s;tjon. flung her white apron behind the
door ana started on her new life. or course
The connection could not be very satisfac-
torv to the family The oir] had a VEIN Of
shrewdDess abont her and insisted that
formal paper Of abortion should be drawn
up This was done and the Girl was sent
10 q vel known educational institution to
receive a little polish. A correspondence
outsider The matter was not satisfactory.
and the Innelpai refused to receive the
Young .ady INTO The school after the Yaca-
hon Was over. Soon after, the gentleman
became crazy and removed TO a lunatic
asylum removed, a. lhe girl said, to get
him beyond her reach The remittance
tailed, and OF course there was trouble IN
the new school into which the girl had