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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Aasfanoifde 2snmof6au.

Su Oeutitlanb iin6 aue 0ldttsr
uou BON Dem wirtbldaitlidsn Ysriaa unS
Ruin Der materieaen GerbdltniIe. Gs 1T
lsiSer sswiB. oaB Oeutidlanb tsst mad Der
briuanten Wliaiaroen3eit in aQen sswsrb:
li3en uno national 0tonomii6en 3ujtdnosn
Sessn oas NuSIano I'm Ra9tbsil 1T unS noe:
niger srportirt, als es uon irsmSsr Ssits
bsSiebt. Gine uOaitauOise 5Iaubsit uno
UsattiSteit ieSen @eidditss Mt einsetretsn,
uno peun oieier 3ultano fortoauert, 10 sebt
oas Williaroeulano einem 9tational: Vaufe.
rotts entssssn. Selblt bic ~9tOrbSsuti4s
aassmsins4 ltSBt elm ansitsei5rei iber
oieie Miiere Der nationaIsa Gage aus uno
iaisbt aae S4ulo auf Die S0rie, bic Our3
nnterltasuns fali9er uno lei9tiinnissr
Speculanten oieie traurise @atairOpbs
beruorserufeu babe. Ole 2iberaIen aber
leasnen oies uno idisbeu bas llnsIat aai
fali1s uno irrise MaBnabmeu in Den Hs.
sierunSstrciieu ,urid. Usi alsm Sisiem
aber persiBt uuo dberilebt man gang oaB
Sielem materieuen &uns elm anoerer uno
suar ein Seitiser Saatsrott Der Ssuti5en
slatiOn Ssssaaberitebt, uaS baB in Sisism
eisentIi4 bic Qusae pon iensn eeiSen ,u
iinSsn 1T. Oeuti4lanb bat an isinsm
4rifliden @lauben Sdiiibm9 selittsn.
Oieier @laube. bic eisentIi9e 0runSlase
oes Soltslsbens 1T uerIorsn sesaussu uno
bat aud Die materielIsu Ysrbdltni0e in ben
absrunS ssSOsen. SeIbit Der Garte, bieIe
usradtsts Ration. bdIt ben @lauben fir
isinsn ba4iten S&uS unS iu5t ibn nit
auen arditeu gu pertbsioisen. Sin TN.
slaubiser (0iaur), lit ibm bic bS6ite BE:
ibimpiuns, bic es sibt. gSie aber iiebt es
in Osuti&lans aus2 Gin llnsldubiser,
Elm iOssnauntsr 6reissiit, ut Gin Gbrsu.
mann, unS wirS iOSar in piiieni9aitIidsu
Srsiien bod erboben. gSis i9laseno ii6i
ssasm olslen 3altano oas taibolii4s uni
! tir9libs 2sben bes Wtittelalters ebl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

beilammen, wel1e cine neue Geriajluno
3ulummeubraut. Sin GOri9las, ben
6rausn Stimmrs6t gu 9eben, Iiest osriel:
ben aud uor. Gieuei6t t6nnten Die Bier'
oeoiebe in Den entisrntsn @ren3. ountiss
bur9 oas 5raucnltimmre9t I'M 3aum se:
baIten rperoen.
ueber ben antitdtbolii d en-
8e be i'm buno in RarpIano Sibt Elm
Seri@tertutter Der Baltimore v@a,ette-
ndbere anstunft. Sc lit setuusen Ritual,
Statuten uno ben sanien Otpterienfrans
gu srIuii5en. Son Den MitsIisoern islbit
Ipiro Der OrSen Y8aibinston Safe @uaro"
BON unosrn oeNen WitslisSer ipottmeiis bic
v8artoffslfdferA senannt. Die Gonltih.
tion bss Orosns bat nsun grtitel, Der
iedite lautet: Der 3psd 6ieier @eieu:
l4ait lit, Die amerifaniibsn Grin,ipisn,
pie iie in Der nnabbdnsistets: s:Grtldruns
n,eoergele9t lino, unuerieet gu srbaI-
ten, ieoem Gerlude einss rSmil9en Yaphes
cSer 0erriders, iid in unier S9ulueieu
ein5umiiden, Nioeriiano 81 leilten. 0ieis
S6uIen iteben alien oifen, uno eS 1T nidt
mebr als &edt, oaB aue 3ur Gibaltung
oerielben belteuert peroen, boB iie uom fec:
tioneuen uno politiideu ginfIuiIe frsi unS
Dor Der Ginmiduns eiuer auSldnbiidem
Yrieitsri6ait bemabrt bleiben1. SmI
Gioe luiro ueripro6sn gu allen .3siten unO
an aaen Often oeu @eieeen, Ssfeblen unS
SOridriitsn oes Srcens 6olse gu leiiten,
an Wabltaseu alle @ewalt uno oas Totum
gum Selten BON Nitslieoeru bes Srbeui
gu usrpenoen, UNI ous srcBe Ptinsip Be,
nidt iectireriiden freisn S9ulsn auirs6i
Su erbalten u. 10.
Sn GbieasO' 8 6iIentIi6eu S9uisu
wuroe am lsstsn Oisnitag Sur1 Vsi6luB
bes Gr,iebunsSratbes nit alien sssen cine
Gimme SaS 2eien Der Gibel uno anoersr
reIisioler uebunsen unteriagt Die prptes
ltantil4en preoiser, Die ia obnebin &c:
m0bnt iino Die 5ifentli6en Sduisn a!s
proteltantii4e anitalten gu betrG6tsn, iino
nit ausuubme weniser nit Ser MaBrsss
iebr un3ufrieoen. Oas Sd5nite babel 1T
absr, ouB mau6e Der Preoiser, bic aatbo,
liten fir Die Mnbnsel ueranhportlid ma:
den. Die 3eit wirb fommen, baB Die
0erru eEieben. baB es ni6t Die &atboltsn
iinS, Die am Ruin oes Spltems Der Silent:
Iiden S4ulen arbeiten, iouoern baB bic
Griebieoern gang auoerswo licseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

Fara wuroen in NOlse zines taiierli&en
0screts pom ls. Septembsr Der 6aft eat,
lliien.
Der &abeliuuse bat iid nutirlitb busd=
aus ni4t ueranlaBt befibIt sin 10 unbeosu=
tenSes Grei9niB wie bic SrsiiaIuns S,r
Vraiilianiiden SiidOfe uno oamlt uerbua=
oene Nieoerlase Der sebeimsn @sie eGi&aSe
ten iiber ben Osean gu isnosn. Gr nor
oIIenbar gu iebr nit melt pidtissrsn ansez
leSenbeitsn, wie nit Der 8erlobuus uoa
Utariden Sisnlard unb ben Man6oerR hS
Sdlslisn bel4ditist, bemertt oasu siu
@s9ielblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Au5jng Gus Den telegraph. Dspsftsn.
HteoerIanbe.

Sm 6aas,8. Oft. Die felt sinises
3eit ,rpii9en BEN Resierunssn Der Nieber-
lanoe uno SeneSuIa's i5psbsnSsn llnterz
banolunsen baben nod gu tsinsm bsfries
oisenSen &eiuItate seiiibrt Der uenesss-
laide @eianote iiberei9ts beuts oem Ris
nilter Ses Guslpdrtisen cine 9iote, pon Der,
ruie man sIaubt, bic grbaIhns Der ireunta
i4aitli9en gesiebunssn Der bsiosn sdnSsT
abbGust.
gabeus Baben, S. Oft. Der 2aE:
Isr reiit am 10. bon her mad Stalieu at
Spanieu.
Maorio, 4. Git. Die .Gpoeas
ldreibt, oaB Die Noroarmse bic 6einole,iez
teiten wieoer er0ifneu msrbe, iobalo bic
Resieruns I'M Stanoe 1T. so, 900 (2) RaEx
Serltdrtung ab;uienosn.
Gan Seba titan, 4. Sft. 0a
earliiten forbern as Yrsis fir bie ginitet=
lung Der gei4leBuns oisisr StaSt ore
Summe uon 100, 900 Dollars.
Stalien.
SIorenI 8. Oft. Die Gommillioa.
TpeIder Die 60roeruus Der Sntereiiea ess
sbilaSeIpbier 8sItauSlteuuns in Stalien
anuertraut 1T, mar bsuts ssahmiitas ~
Sieuns uno srnannts sinsn Gentralaus,
lduB, Der tdsIi5 ,uiammeufonlmen pirs,
um. nit benz Ssiltanbe Der 2esieruna uzs
Der bieligen SanbeIstammsr, fir bic auss.
msiIene getbeiliSuns Stalisns an hsx
@e!tauslteluns gu wirten.
Spanien.
WtaoriS, s. OFT. Oas @jeies osx
1870, ps!@eS bic @abl zines 9bseorbuca
ten aui ie $4,000 ginpobner obne Be
i4rdntuns Sss Wablrsdts uori9risb. in
our3 tsl. GrIaB rpisbsr in Rrait a.iess
porSeu.
England uub China.
9onoon, 8. Stt. Der .Sbierpsr"
idreibI bssiislia Der s5wisristsiten, rueiSe
sinen 6rieOsnsbrud ;wiidsn China una
England berbsi,ufibren Srobsn: Bir bss
ren, baB oas &uswdrtiss amt pon SeyTr
@aoe [oem britiidsn @eianbtsn ,u Betinsl
bis seltern teine neueren Ta9ri1ten erbals
ten bate uno oaB man AUDI teine eutldes;
osnoe OHttbeitums Dor morssa oSer lbegs
morsen erwartst.
OeutidIanb.
Berlin, 8. Stt. Dem oeutiden 8aps
oesratbe lino pom 9ei9stan,ler Die SaA.
wiirie pon neuen ltraississli1en Yelt,uea
mansen betreiis Der Anltiituns su Terbres
1en uno Der Serlesung uon Serbaltuus4s
beieblen, oes Ssrratbs non Amtssebelu,ilif
len uno Der uatsublasung pon amtli9cx
Srieilbaiten SnO Nttenlilden ourd Yes
amte oes Aaswdrtissn 9lmtss, pOrssigt
luorOen.
Berlin, z. Stt. Der Siritbii9eS
lDe nrib 6oriter uou Sreslau 1T uouI seille
tldsn @er'4te abseiest (2D worosn.
Winden, Z. OFT. Die vtlltramons
tansuA im bapsriidsn Qanotase haben eixs
Jebarniidte MorslIe an ben 8Snis einsss
bra4t, wslde Die gntIailuns bes Ninilss
riums iOroert.
QomSOn, 8. Oft. Der vOotls,
Relus~ miro aus Wisn ssmeloet, SaB eer
Ro,is uon 9aiem oas Gntlaiiumssaeiua
i:lnsr giiuIltsr perrpsissrt bat uno sas
Der 9aHOtas wabri4einlid auisel0it pirs.
\GutD
Afrita.
Sonoon,7. Ott. Oar .Smss" wirs
uon Der Welttiilte Niritas bsrIdtet: Dis
feSerrspubl,t glbs,ia liest I'M &rie9e mis
bren am Sap EaImes baulsnosn iuiloslf
.lnterrbanen, welde unter Der 6ubrlns ets
i6er eiu,liirtsr Neser ltebsn. slnt IL.
5eptembsr tam eS 81 elnem 4ampTe.. iE
oeld,sm iiin5is seiO'ttt ooer perlpunSss
ourosn. DIE lib lil9e Hesierung bot
on Der SauptitaOr utonroe SeritdrtnSen
| ,bleanoI uno cine enti@eioenpe Sdlad.
tann iepsn Sag taIITinpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

aHassn fur ptenss. qsterisa 0Iidsbsss m.. - b1-
Ssae ser ia's. stsas iaDisa. snsen kline asfusbua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Vile an3eisen isnbe man jpdtsesnss.
2aontaS 2slorsen ein.
Sss- Ar6eitsn aGer Art prompt u1s 6isss-
anssefi6rt.
Sffiee Der Gazette

To. 442 Mainitrabe, ,miiden 4. u. s.
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greise der anxeisen.

Gaspdrdss aassis.H maatz sssaxsbssssh s<reea.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

Despite the long and dresry winter
through which We have passed and art
passing, spring is almost upon US. And
when it comes with rain and sunshine
the prairies will bloom just rs sw-etly
as Il ey have ~ years gone by and afford,
rs they have ever done prosperity happi-
meas and plenty to the toiling millions IN
the old and new worlds To the eInigrant
from Europe, 10 the mecn4nics IA oar
cities, they offer special Inducements In
stead Of settling or remaining IN our over
crowded iuarts-let them invest their
means III farm-In the soil. Secure a
home whers under their own vine and
hg tree, they may worship according to the
dictates Of their conscience none daring -
make them afraid. To all such We SAY
examine the lands nov offered by the Iowa
Railroad Land Company iii the middle re-
gious Of Iowa This section If country is
the garden Of America. where the sod and
climate IS unsurpassed, and where the
choicest lands may be purchased al from
30 tu 81 per acre o" tame. Excursion
tickets are furnished Ia purchasers desirous
al view ing the country III necessary IN
formation can bv supplied by address'ug =
or calm. 1n John h. Calhoun Esq Land
Commissioner. Chicago, Illinois
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

NopYI. ALpERMEN -- At the last session Of
the Common Council, the following interest
ing collcquy took place between Aldermen
White and Sch2effner. Chicago has reason
to feel proud Of her representatives
AID White was surprised that North side
man should oppose West-side movement
which would De of great sdvaI tage to the
North side He thought the alderman want
ed 10 put up some job on the city.
Aid Schaeffner lou stop that, OF / II box
your ears, YOU dirty vagabond. II you dare
to impusn my views again. will box your
ears.
AID. White You will have good time
doing 1t a bigger time than you ever had De-
fore
The report was ultimately made special
order for next Monday night.
Ala Schaetfner 4 believe an apology Is due
10 the council, not to the gentleman from the
Eleventh. for the language have made use
of hope the president will not allow him
to indulge in his personalities in this council.
He Is the only one III ths council who has
the impudence, audacity, and lll-breedIng to
attack and impugh the motives OF other
aldermen.
President Dixon Il hope the alderman HIM
self will not indulge ia personalities.
Aid White 4 am ready to come on to thle
floor with my breeding and education. |
never was cashlered for anything, and If the
coat fits the alderman he can wear it. |
would not apologize 10 this council for any
thing had said.
Aid Schaetfner You are not gentleman
enough
Aid. White am gentleman enough for
you. any time
The president at last succeeded ia restoring
order
Aid Hlldreth suggested that they should
all be in training BY next Monday night.
(Laughter
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

! on account ii non compliance with the Inter
national laws concerning the payment Of as
>essinents and taxes, this neglect, or had Will
,o perform their duty is evidently done under
he pr, ,umptiun that the International Union
also has teen unable 10 perform It's part OF
th. contract together with the too much err
culat,.i ldeA that the International Union Is
uuth,,,t and ii no influence upon the trade,
a. fu:urr.
MeN..all TX, VI bring 10 yuur recollec-
tllu IL. ,iteu Z expressed truth in the addresses
81 The board that the power and ipiiueuce Of
tile international Is always true reflection oi
we spirit which 20 crns the local unions; I
therefore the International ~ powerlcss It ls
50 because the los.l un.1as have by their IN
iul-uor frustrated the Efforts Of the board to
rky1ut, Tie ItDNl-I"r- ol tie Laws, 70 Tue
letter.
This union cannot deny that the influence
NJ the international upon the trade has be
oonie nAugl.t. ami th4t d, Will have outlived
At NO lar dat. ii the position. 80 long. and 50
| ,tuhburnlN maintained IL not changed st the
/ first 81 10 tuHity. moovIng the policy of *
/ clu-iuh, and adopting measure that Will
become Instrumental to open the doors ior All
persons IN the trade We know very well
that such course. At the present time is AN ad-
mIttsncr that uur organization has been rU1t-
ed "a the old battlefield, tut Why not admit
a fact which cannot be- denied We have
tor NearS hattled against the sal influences OF
huuchmakiu1 and several other SO called pro-
grrs-luri,. q, now b,,et the unions through
out tie laut We. at present night against
later ana s;i!l worse prngressions, even II II
amounts 10 nothing. else As protest Of hon
est lai,ir against ca,,italIstic aud official cor
ruptIDn. though We may be station OF two
t,a 4 M " fff
compelled ia time to face the same questions
No body rsu know how far down our trade
will dt.,iI vet 10 We remain tlsnrgant1td q, or
which Is worse. II We desert that title Of
au ot otRauiz.tiou stIii ahoat and If nothing else.
best adapted t. br the rallyIng point ior the
formation 81 a great army, able IL recover the
posIti1n due to the ~orkingmen
This rion therefor most earnestly requests
Nou t. hold out, until these ends are gained.
We request you t. straiu all youI power.
mentally and financially. u give these re-
forming Iteas your -upp"Tt next tall, and
then reap the reward IA the proud feeling
that sou did yaur shAIe to conquer preJu-
dices and t. save the tral- from ritter des-
tructiun. According 10 experiences gained by
every dAvs ot>er, atoms, We know that such
Nill lie the late VI the cigar trade IN very
short space " ttme lf = dissolution Of the
International should taL- place. OF II that Or
-AuIlatl.u a. compelled o. rrrnaIn IA IT'S pres
rut drplurAblt state NLyh cannot be the wish
ut any cigar maker m the count the only
sails atInu lie, ia "a reorganization uiTon prin-
cIplrs IN conformity with the demandS Of the
times, therefore rally around the old banner,
and let US form a new liuer lhvn victory will
he ours At last BY order II mon NJ. 70
New orb March ,, 1873
NJ i. fLATE.
u. Ht,f. tom.
HUDo bAtEk.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

SISOuLAR MArHEMATICAL FACT. Aug
plumber Dt rigurts y"u may @ish Z" multi
ply by will give the same result If di-
vidcd by "a mach quicker operation
but you must Remember 1" annex a cipher
to the answer whenever there l. no re-
maiu Ter and when there I~ &. remainder,
what.,rr il may toe, arueA q Z 10 the all
se-r Multiply 46t by auA the ans~ er
MiIl w. , 800; dlvi5Ing the same number
by and you have 232, ana, As there Is
no remainder, you add cipher. Nov
tak- 357. and multiply hy there n
1,7S5 Divide TIE same number by ., and
you have IFS ana remainder; you there
fore place tiyo al the end uf Ia, Inc, and
the result Is AGAIN ! 3. So.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

trust as workingmen themselves, and no
claas can more lily afford to become the
tools of broken down hacks than they.
Workingmen- are capable OF max
ing your o,cn selection-and slecting men
true and tried-from your own ranks.
There is no reason why you cannot be
represented IN the Council Chamber, ln the
County Commission Beard, and the Leg
islature by bona .ide Representatives Of
labors interests. VIII you act on the sug
gestion
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

A large number of Kansas Guy cooPers
struck On the 18th inst, and demanded
an Increase # 10 ceuts on each barrel A
meet was held. and il Was decided that the
whole number Of workmen should strike
on Monday This branch Of manufacture
i very important here, the packing
houses re9uirr ali immense humber OF
barrels for packing purposes.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

The new French senate is To be compos
81 af three hundred members, Of whom
ouy third viii be senators by right, as rep
re ,-nting the intellectually Of the country,
such as academicisns, judges, bishops,
generals, admIrals. &c; one third exec
utive appointees and the remainder elect
ed by special authorities
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

THE CoNIS0 ELECTION Already our
local politicians are on the war psth.
Plots and counter plots ART being formed; !;
rings are made and rings are bursted, hut
working classes aEe carefully studied.
Soon the city will be flooded with posters
announcing the maine If this Or that scala
way as workineman's candidate, contain
ing All appeal to the horny handed sons II
toll 10 rally To his support. The modus
opera"di usually adopted to give plAusi-
bility to the claim OF the candidate is for
q half dozen loafers to meet in some oh
scure rum-hole-where they can guzzle a
barrel of beer 1T the trickster's expense
and at the expense of their manhood,
which is small commodity the farce Of .
nomination is gone through with, and the
statement 10 gravely put forth through the
public press that Mr.. So-and-So has
been nominated by the workingmen of this
or that ward for such and such an office.
md the bait generally takes. frequently
n election is secured As frequently he
Pro>> himself rogue, and as matter of
0'u'he workingmen must bear the odi-
sm o' Ar(D representatives, rascality.
70" 'hs nth Of the matter ID, no class Of
'ns oommy are 10 deeply interested in
tns e'Ss''on ''ood men 10 Offices Of public
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20
Fraternal
u. J. Cox,
IN Secretary.


10 the o6Soers ard Members y L4E Un;ons.
GENrLENEN In the expectation. "a. vou
viii lend An open ear to lew roL ,rks AZ
yuur fellow craftsman, 10 we embraC th;s
iuethod 70 express 70 you our views con grn.
ins the present situation Of the InternatiG A
urganizaton. We invite yOu to council an
deliberate eooly and without prejudice, upon
eur well meant remarks, and join hands with
us 10 revive that much abused institution
by keeping ahaat what still remains united
until the coming convention, and then insls'
upon such reforms As will guarantee all the
Lenehts that have ever been intended by th'
most sangulne Of our craft.
Each and every communication Of the Inter
national Board forwards to You, Nnd us. tn
sad news Of new suspensions Of local unions
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20
Indianapolis Coal Market
rER TON OF 2OOO LBS.
Rollers Care.

EAIIS
Al Now York torrIsn, gid 80
-" e american, al eOrks. ear ...-.-. o. g.
4" - Old Rails y H.. ~
Al PhtizatepLiA rails, al mill .-----.-.- -
BesseileT Stoal Rails. -.-... .-...... y. So
BRITISH IkU> NAEAETS.
staifurdshre Bar ... ........ ....... EllA'.
Balls " e.sh) ..--..-- Ivd " a
INDIANAPOLIS
New r. b al mil d. O0So4
Old rail- 1t mill ~ " 81 ~
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

Largest nstitusi0n of the kind In AmsrscA ElegADt
rooms-Fieh furniture thorough c0arss nrs, class
teacher perfect discipline large number of ssudents
-h6h standing with the Pablts-freqasnt opsnngs =
bzninsss Young men karniahsd for onAcss on shrrt
| RDsiss- Fer sES0AArs address H. b. BRYANT
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20


HokSgLLsvlLLK March IS. In commu-
uication from Union No. Is, published in the
ADVOCATE Of the 9th inst, the following
passage occurs while the International
President had the matter under considera-
tltr Isylor, Escelyed a communication from
tie International Secretary. stating that in
ms the Int. sec opinion he Taylor was en-
titled to all the rights OF u Union man.
What prompted the secretary of Union No.
IS to make such a statement | am at loss
70 say without he published it upon the
word 5f tins man Taylor (who, by the way,
mas such bad record), for certainly such q
statement never emanated from the Int. Sec,
or was ever dreamed OF by that individual.
Nr Taylor wrote to the Int. sec, complain
ing e the tardiness of the Int. board in dis
posing OF his case and asking what he should
ta, as he Was compelled to leave the jurisdic-
tioL of Union l3. In reply, wrote to HIM
tnat l-nding a decision Of the tx. board
dla n"t @ink that any union would refuse to
allow hIh work under their jurisdiction,
Piovloed -ue statement OF hIs case was
mAae I" theL If Union IL has assumed
the resPonsiolii;. Of granting Taylor a Ger
nncSte 'i niemo>ship they must shoulder
Tue DiSlie' any, IA not try and SHIFT IT
1PoE otAer shoulder which / do not think
~as their intention, al. onah the communlca-
tlou Of their secretary ~. that face upon
the transaction
Fraternal.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

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Yours iraternaIly
FRED UtiLHATst|;
C"r. Sec. O- ITO
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RANK JELLlSLCk,
u. &C ~ SiIiL-, March ~ At our last
uoeuhg charges "i violating the organic law
ot our society, w, rafting II, were pre-
terr=d and sustained against the following
named persons Ferdinand stock, Thos.
NotIsnTis. Ben fpnor ChAs Newman
Is - ~ Tl 2in, a''''s Ane 1eyei; Ch@7 ups
"a ~ - T.. ~. VI - -A'uoS'
n '~i0HN % ~AN ~ P'u %"
''0'io" VI tH"se P~ries PehSily was nm
p"sou Out Ia iAlnhe 70 come up u marx
were ultimately expelled from our OrganlZa-
Ton Yours, iraternally,
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

DANE II Nok HANNIBAL City rumors are
At present that the ecmlng city election will
he the most hutly contested ever known III
HANNIBAL The ioiio~ing party supposed
q step into the canvas
Isl The People Party
2d-The Democratic Party.
3i-The Temperance Party.
III '.a-.s ~ies H...g. ...el Z arty
5th The Fourth Ward Independent Party
The Railroad Boss Party which party j. n
al probability gong "a carry the victory. f"r
runVr says they viii have the majority Of
voters pledged long before the election comes
oil BUMMEk Bill.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

COAL The Inid weather Of the past week kept down
the ielsid for coal, but caused change priees
The workingman's advocate., 1875-03-20

BCILnISG IN CHCAO" We ART pleased
to learn from several builders that the
prospects for the coming year are not near
pate An old member "f the stone cutters
union, nov in business fnr himself informs
US that he has Slr-sdy secured contracts
for the easements oi fourteen brick dwell
ings-thAt he experts Ia secure three times
that number by MAJ lst, while another
old friend states he has already all he can
possibly attend H. for the coming season.