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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
Sttnine eines gum Epbe Ser
Mrtbeiltem.

Dem @t~ttsburser &epublttaner III etn
e6retben etnes esptTen Srtebri1 Meser 3u.
sesaasen, Der i'm nd&fen Sanuat wssen
Grmcrbans bes Saruaers @Stttols @abl.
semetnl6aftlt6 NIT fstnen1 Nttf4albtsen,
@m. RurraY ben Sob erletben fOn, welGes
ntat etne SntereGe TT, unb folsenbsrmaeen
tautet:
gtttsbursb Sail 1875.
"Gebrfer &ebaeteur bes Ytttsbursb &eput.
ltfaner.
Da etntse 3ettunsea btefer @tabt fGcn
uaandss bon mir su fasen pueten. 70 fable
Id MID bereAtist, aud etntseW orte III St..
rem glatte 3u melbeh. @an leste 60 mir
ssplb fsnterbar aus, bas t4 ldnsere !3ett
fstne 8tttfGrtft nm urdnteruns uetnssSo.
besurtbeils beantraste. Nan mag es ptel.
let&t @tumpfinn. 2eidtfinn, 9ros Oserger.
btfteruna bes Gemitbes eenannt taben.
Na bteb 1T aber unwabr; bic l1rfa1e, ma.
rum Id ben SOB ntAt fdwer fnbe, 1T btefe.
neil metne tetltse 8sliston mir bic @@red.
en- bes Spbes senCmmen Bat. SD farGtete
TN @nfanse meiner %@sfdnsntsRrafe ben9ob
70 febr, ais trSenb etn SterbltGer. @ett
benz tH absr CUTE Grmabnunsen, bur9 Sc.
fen gutter reltsi6fer Builder, uab bur9 ben
@ebrau6 Der Gnatennntttsl metne 81. &e.
StOn rieber a~uslbte, fetttent flble i'd mid
aud wteber In meinsmS nnern beruttet, unb
t1 bpfe 3urerfGtIt6 aud Don benz BARN.
ber3t9en 0Ctt In @raben aufgencmmen
3u perten. CT, her Gem rerlprenen Scbne
70 pteles rer3tet. Der aud benz reumltbisen
9Ad6er In Der lebten Stunte nod bas ga.
rabies reriprc6sn, wtrb aud mstns btttsre
Rsue ntGt peradten. SD fuble mid &c.
troaet uni seadltt In Soft, bin auf bsnSOb
ncrbsrettet unb flrGte ton beBre8en gar
ntGt.-8arum mir Der Sob befenters nod
let6t f6etnt, to bic SbatfaGs, bas Id bur&.
aus ntGt NIT @tfen unb DtIen am MOrbe
zines NenfGen iaulbts bin.
gernaHldstsuns mstner @sliston, Gr,
bettslOfsfstt. ROtb unb f6leGte @efttf&aft
bra&tsn mid 3u benz traurtsen. unsludltGsR
S4rttt, fur ben Id base; aber etn R6rber
bin t4 Soft iet Danf nt4t, unb bteb tr6aet
nat4 nod tn Der lesten Stnnbe. SD nebme
NIT 8srettwinisfett ben Sob Obsr bic Sc
fdnsnibfrafe als 8ube fur raetne @anten
an. unb tcfe tur& metne Strafe BITE BIr'
ger Ytttspurss 3u befrtsbtsen bic stefetGt
n,etner Nusfase feinen glouben f&entten.
Naen, bic Rttletb mir seistea, metnen berg.
ltGfen DaEf. 3eicneers aber banfe Id je.
men, tte metne G%sfdnsnisfrafe ;u erleiGtern
futten, bur& ttdtise RdGfenltete. Gm
antrmeifen ater rufs Id ienen elm tdufsnb-
fades @erselts Soft 3u. henen ia, tbetls
tar& G~rmatnunssn, ttetls burH CUTE gd.
DER 70 rtel Srcf unb tnnere Rube ~ Der.
sanfen babe. Sd banfe @ctt, bab er mid
tbn t%rtefeIfnben unb erfenHen lief, unb
aberlafe aIfs 1ebrtse Setnsm @tlsn. St
Is metnem &Rpalt eeltnst cter ntGt, metne
Sebssarafe unn3udnbern, bin Id ibm iesen.
fats aud gum inntsfen Dante perpFtGtet.
Eres. RsYer.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

outtampt0n, 10. De3. Der 8re.
rnsr Dampfer Salter, rslGer an SteIe bes
Dampfers NCfel pom gremsrbasen mad
RsU gcrf abfeselte, nabm bter feG3is Der
Sofastere bes Deuti9lanb auf. Die btef.
gen gebOresn fOrsten NIT erIbter Gspifen.
baftisteit fur bic SiGsrbsit hes Dampfsrs
pdbrenb befsn 9ierfstns unb Der heutf6e
Goniul perfl9erts bic gafastsre DOT Der
at!a9rt, bae bic 2abuns bes Dampfers
auf bas frsnsfe unterluGt rprbfn fsi.
RDm, 19. Del. Sur bic italientGGe At-
tbsiluns Der Y%btlabGpbter @eltausfsnuns
baten FG bsrstts 600 ausfeIer gemelbet.
Die Mebr3abl bsrfetben wirp &unfseaen,
fanee feneen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

Nadbenannte iunse S%rbensprtefer tuer.
ben I'm 8estnns bes nsusn Satrss tbre grt.
mtg fetern.
9sdtp. P. Sranristus xaberins @.
@sri9maun, o. s. B., au ct. @enbel,
Stearns &c., am l.. Sanuar.
9udip. P. Yantas @. Nettenmaier, O.
s. B. am 6. Sanuar tn Der Narta
s tmmelfatrt 8trGe 81 ct.
saul.
getbe senannten YvteRer smpRnssn bic
@ette tes Subhiafcnats an, 6. Muguft unb
rteientse bes Diafcnats am 8. @uaut btefes
Sahres In Der Mbtet ct. 0upmts am Ger,
no fe aud tbrs setflt&e @usbtlbune erbtel.
ten, unb .psrben bte bl. @rteferwstbe eben.
fa1s tur& ben brdw'fsn Btfdof Support
9eteenbu(& anu ettnaatsfefe u St. Glcub
%empfanBen.
9o@w. P. @eiuran 2eut1arh o. s. B.
btster ale SeelfOrser In @tearns Geuntp
tbdtts. purbe BON etnem Orbenscbern mad
81. Youl uerlest. UNI BIER ais 9llfsprtefer
fur bic beutfGe @emstnbe 3u pirfeu.
+ Sa Wanfatn farb poriaen Srettas bic
S6uli6wefer SerrtOla, wslGe felt rnsbrsren
Satren an Der tcrttssn fatboltiden @Gxle
NIT sutem @rfclse eeptrtt bate. on Der
Gussstruns. Ste mar ron Buffalo. q. q.
seblrtts unb aus 2tsbe CUR Susenb, wtemete
Re f& Der Grstebung bsrfeIben unb CAB R&
sana bteiem mlbepUaen gerufe btn. Die
8eracrbene truree BON ia tboltfGsn Sunss
frausn unb Der tOrttsen S&uliusenb CUR
lesten @utefdtts bsslettst. MSse fe ruben
I'm 5rteben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25

2cnbDn, 20. Dt3. Der Shines pirb
aus Berlin Inttsstbeilt, tae Der Hame bss
u%nsebsuers, rslGes bic entfesltte @reuel.
tbat In 9reutsrbaSen Ssribts, nt9t Stomp.
ion, fcntern Mleranter mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
8aaertti9.

Bon Der Strna 9. perber, ct. eoats
Ro., erbtelten wtr:
Die fAtbDIiiebe,t MifHomet.
1875, Nro. IL.
Dtefe fG6n tnufrtrte unb fstr tntereGante
3eitf&rtft brtnst belsbrenbe Rtttteilunsen
aus Of.Snbtsn, Supan, sibst, golpneRsn,
gtrmantsn unbStan, unb fcfet idbrliG nur
$1.75 poffret.
Serner III I'm gerlase berfelben Sirma
fceben erfhtenen:
ACTA EFT DECRETA s. CONCILIORUM
quae alb Episcopis Americae Septentrio-
nails ct Imperii Britannica alb A. 1889
usque ad A. 1859 celebrate STUNT. (Acta ct
Decreta Sacrorum Conciliorum Recentio.
rum. Collectio Lacensis. Tomus Tertius)
4mo 1896 PIP. Trets broiGtrt $500.
Dtefss @ert TT BON ben ftrGltGen BstSr.
ben, bsfcnhsrs pom gapfe Stus TX. eua.
pfcblen.
Wcn Der Ttrnaa Benjt9er 8rptters
In Giaetnnatt:
Oie GnltnrD6Ifer Mlt:9lme=
rifaS
bon d.. @ufap grdtf.
Bel benz 8efreben, wsl&ss i4 felt stnissr
!3stt untsr ben amsrifanif6en GGriftfsnsrn
fur ar4aelcBif4e Stubten unieres Cont.
nentes seltenb seniaGt bat, TT Is ftbr CT.
freult& 3u ffbsn, bae aud eth GeutfGer Is
unterntmmt, bic &efultate Der neuefen Scr.
fGunssn auf btefem @ebiete feinsn 9anbs.
lsuten In setrdnster Surge pcr;uflbren.
Die srFe etsferuns eatRdlt basalteGu I'll.
turpplt bts Wtfifftpptttales
benz Ia Babe bie lbrtSen %2isfsrunsen, ent,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
% eItIt0 8.

Rene @insFatte. Der Director Der
Rdnae In philadelphia, Or. 2tnbermann,
empfeblt als Ylas fur bic TN @saen III
errt&tence Rln,e, indianapolis, fats tn iii
nur Stlberminaen seprdst rperbsn fpnen,
nnb ct. 2Outs, fats @Olb unb @tlber su.
slet& seprdst uerben fol-. Gasesen fcG
prdfbent Grant mad :pts Dor Gbteaac benz
Gonsrsb ais pafenbfen Ytus fur bic nsu:
Nin3e enpfeblen pOGen.
0Ola Gus Gbesenns, @YOmtne Terr.,
mslpet man Grant @sOrse, Der foeben ass
ZEN S6warjen Bergen 3urufssfebrt 10, am'
Wantrcrdtte 3u tOIen, bra6te nebR einss
@ense @OlbtOrnsr aud etnen @OlbtlunYen
I'm @ertbe bob 81 Dollars unb esrsn anbe,
rem TN @ertts BON 5 DCrafs ais eObn fet,
ner &rbett nit.
gsR~Sett ii@ Der etsrif BON Neu gOrt
HI p, linton BIN 10000 gtrta.
u Vie Swests Ysrtrait unb
eA Notwithstanding 9meets
% 'emientsen, Der ben Sla&t.
IN ne 8elObnuns ron $40, 900
Da y. 9 amtus!
Sieve 5 rttsen. Ma6 benz gsriSts Der
Sirma q. s.. RCus1 unb So. purben nab.
rsns Der sersaasenen @o6e In ben Ser.
staotsn unb Canada brstunsswan3is neue
Sldtter sssranbst, ndmlt& stn tdsltGss, l9
w06entttGe unb 8 mpnatttGe. SIN Der alet.
den 3sit sinsen uutunbbrsists gldtter etn,
rdmlth 6 tdsltGe, IA w6denht6e, 2 balls.
monatIi6e unb l6 mcnatlt&e.
Die 0aIgen taben felt etntser ;3eit In
serf6tebenen Ststlen tss 9anbes f&redltG
ptel Grbett. SIN Rsw gcrt purben sprtae
0c6e bret fGwar3e .WOrber eetdnst, In
SbtO. Grtanfas, 9%Outiana, 8entudS unb an.
beren @taaten fanben ebsnfats Stnrt&tun.
gen FOLDER gerbreGer fat.
Subalihen. SIM beenbeten Stsealiabr.
rurhen In ben @atipnal, Snpaltben.9du.
fern 3u Dayton, In Ohio, AusuRa tnRatne,
Rtlwaufse tn @tstcnin, 6amptpn In gtr.
sinten, jufammen 665l SnSaltbsn perpFeai
- I'M, 1872 mett ais TN 8oriabre. - Die
Sceesfd1e tetrussn q Yrs3snt. Die tSslt.
DE Station bes etntelnen Snsaltbsn fofete
253 Cents, Die Soften Der 8leieuna fur
bic Snpaltbn wurhen tteils aus ben Scnes
Der Gnfalten, ttetls aus benz Grtrase Der
In biefen perrt &teten Arbstt bsarttten.
Der lntberii@e &irGen $ 8aIennsr fur
1875 besei6nst bts an;ubI Der fps3iFf& lu.
tterifHen GetfltHen In 3Crb.M inertia auf
1869 @emetnben 467l Rir@en, Site.
Der $3.50. Dor IS Satrsn gas 60 bios
SO lutbertl&e GeifltGe In Ncrb. Mmerifa.
wdbrenb TN Sabre 1885 f6on 1856 gretiser
unb 1925 @ttsbsr sesdtlt wurben. SIN ben
lssten 40 Satren Bat f6 iorntt bie 3atl Der
Sstfli4sn S~erfebetnfaGt unb bic 3abt Der
@lteber Sertrst3ebnfaht. Sin ben Ser.
Staaten baben bic 9~uttsraner Is tteOlpst.
i1e Semtnare NIT 425 Gtubenten Der SteD.
logic, une IL GC1esisn. bsfu3t BON aber
1000 Stuesnten. @ssen 40 bis so hubert.
i&e WcHer' unS Reconsideration rsrben In
ben Ser. @taatsn Reraussessbsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
Semtitber &amsibae

tn @prt unb Bib.
3wetter Satrsdna 8. 9eft.
&us benz SnbaltsperjstHnte erwdbner
MIR:
BDer neue 5tCb.-Gtn Ssa3tsrsans mad
BEN 2incerbofe.-An emanuel @etbel.-
g6tltpp 8ett.-Dte 9anbes. unb nntverf.
tdtsfeter In Der 8ufowtna am SO. October
lS75.-Der MarttplaB In Nstee tn S&le.
Ten.-Dte fatboltfHe 8trGenipraGe unb bic
~prOtsfanttiHen SIembp0sterbl&er. = Das
neue ensltide &ieiensefGas.-Dts Betnpsf
tn SsferetG. = Das Ninjen bes neusR
reutihen RetGseelbes. = Die Nanien Der
Donou uRb etni8er Dberen NebenfIGs.-
Die Slpe am Gd.-Der DraGe penTotfafa
= @aretd NDreno. = Die Noa@tben. -
Die 8reu3iSunsssruppe In Oberammersau.
-&Ierlet.
Saufratsonen: Der MarttptaS In 9etee,
-Ybiltpp gstt. = RiGts fur 9,ftor.--Sm
DaGfenfer.-Das @inien bes neuen beut.
iHsn &ettsselrss.-Dte Sreu3tsunsssrupye
tn Sberammersau. - SOnptasstotlette.-
9areta @Oreno.-Die ais 9euGttturm fur
bic &eebe pen New gDrt prcietttrte 9tatae
Der Srstbstt.
Yrets per Seft 20 Ste.
Bon S. GtfGer Bro. In New
gOrf:
@dcifta,
gertins Organ bes AMIR. Gactlten . Ser.
etns. 30. IL.
Mit ensltiasm anb ttutidem Ssrt unb
Muffbelase.
Srsts $l.10 per Satr.
2eicbte Mefe,
au Gbren bee tt. Gtantstaus.
Sur bret Mdnnerftmmen. GcmpDntrt
Don Trcf. StRsenberser.
9reis so gente.
gu baben BET q. 8ures unb au& BET
u. S6wart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
1851

baltenb bic aft . anertfantfHen @duten,
S&rtftunb S&rtfttbum, ~tnbufrts1e 2stfun'
gen, fcttale unb peltttfHe gerbdltntGe,
Banbsrunsen. @bfammuns, .e. fOlsen tuer.
ben.
Der Yrets Der erFsn 2teferuns TT 20
Gents. pofar 60 franto per 9eR mad alien
9beilen Der Ser. S:aaten uni Deati&l0nb
Yerfanbt rtrb.
Das erfe 9eft bteies reusn @erfes 3stst
BEN 9efer, baB Der gerfaGsr 9riinblt6e gtu'
bisn ssuna&t BAT, UNI fetnen b0&f i&wtert'
gen Stcf tu bemetfern. @ir laGen tn Der
ndhRsn Drummer cine Yrobe aus BEN tnte'
reGdnten 8uGe folsen
Bon Srtebrt9 VIfet In Hew
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-15

PIEDMONT, ". VA, May -, 1919.

PIEDMONT, ". VA, May -, 1870.
k"jtor efJ4@rnA;
Since my last communication nothing OF
special moment has TRANSFERRED relating to
Canal Extension interests. Its friends are
still anxious, hopeful and Jealous in the
cause. They anticipate holding a mass
meeting in this place at an early day, when
much will doubtless he developed peril
nent TO the real points ut issue. Until
then, nothing definite can be determined.
The most Important fact Of general in.
tercSt in this and our twin sister, Western
port, at present. IS the prospect Of tie
opening of II. Rchs' Beer Garden on the
afternoon of the lNh inst. Many a heat
is thrilled with emotions of delight at
the mere thought that 80 glorious Il GALA
DAY is 20 be- celebrated in this immediate
community. Its proprietor is an energetic,
active and cntcrprising gentleman, one who
is well qualified for the responsibilities he
has assumed. II is thought the Investment
will prove quite rcmUncraivc.
The New Reading coal mine, owned and
operated by Kelly Bros, las commenced
thc present season of shipment under ia
yorablc auspices They are shipping about
80 tons per day,
Within the past few days three deaths
/ have occurred in Piedmont, all of winch
were rather sudden. On last Saturday
about 70 o'clock NJ, Mr. r. d. Bicc, Il part
ncr Of the popular firm of c. ", Blcc "
Bro, Was Stricken down by paralysis ana
expired in few moments thereafter. Mr.
| b. was Il citizen Of PottStown, Pa, and
was # wears, 3 months and % days of age
/ lie Had no f;lmily. On Monday morning
about 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, Mrs. John Little
beloved wifi" of our postmaster, breathcd
her last The deceased was fond wife
a devoted mother, and was much esteemed
by a large circle Of friends. She had been
in delicate health for some time, suffering
with consumption, yet her demise was UNI
expected when it came. The next
death was that of Mr.. John lIartell II,
was taken sick on Sunday evening viii
cramping pains which resulted in intlamma
ton of the bowels and terminated fatally
about i!5 o'clock on Tuesday morning.
This morning the Accommodation train OF
the b. Il O. Hallway from Cumberland, due
al O'Clock A. NJ, ran over and killed Mr
VIM. Thomas, of Danvillc, Va, about three
miles below this place, and between her,
and Kcyser The unfortunate man was
walking upon the track, was oyertakcl
and in an instant met the above stated sac
and shocking death. II is reported that liz
was on his way to Piedmont in quest o
work 1t is another instance Of the gross
imrIalcHcc and criminal folly of men who
persist in ieopardizing and rccklcssly
sacrificing their lives by travelling upon t
highway when danger is constantly immi
nent.
: 4 COW, belonging 10 Mr.. James Payne
of Kcyscr, was killed just few hours be
fore, at that place, by the midnight eX
press.
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rcctioa have not been as successful as we
could wish fla few of the engineers that
Mr. McFarlauc thinks are so much needed
in this region, can hc,ent on and will point
out the defects in our system, suggest I'M
proyemcnts, OF demonstrate how other
methods will he more productive and lessen
this waste, we will hail these engineers as
hcncfnctors and extend to them most cor
dial and heartfelt welcome. The facts
have stated above in regard to the mine
where am employed are real and hold
myself at all times in readiness to demon
stratc the truth Of them to the Inspector in
Ohio, Prot. Hodge, Mr. McFarlane, or any
one else interested in the matter.
In writing my former letter was chiefly
actuatcd by the desire to bring on, if posi-
bic, some controversy Is to the best meth
obs OF successfully and economically work
ing out thi, vein OF coal | entertained the
not unreasonable expectation that a variety
of opinions might he elected from different
gentlemen who are engaged in the business ;
and that the conditions, favorable and unta-
Norahlc to the success of the work, would be
fully and ntclliGcntIy discussed, and by this
''''' 0''' '''N =
benefit TO all engaged, would be brought
out. In these hopes | have been sadly dis
appointed Even the gifted Inspector of
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Circuit Court for Mineral County is now

Circuit Court for Mineral County is now
IN session at kcvscr Owing to the illness
of Judge J. W. f. Alien, Judge II. l.. Berk-
shire Is acting in his stead. The docket is
one. Court commenced on yesterday.
You will please excuse all impcrfections
in the above communication, as it was writ
ten hastily and under very dsadvantageous
circumstances. Yours truly,
REPORTER
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:. y. 9E3Fs4s. g.d!I!cr

THE controversy passing IN 0'u columns
between Capt. John Douglas, Of L"nacon-
ing, and Andrew Roy, Esq, state Inspect
or Of Mines for Ohio, il exciting unH..4al
interest, particularly among miners and
others engaged in the coal trade, all Of
whom are more or less familiar with 'ho
A>oicct. This result is quite nataral' As the
matter nroauld'IE affects the interests OF
all who ar" IN any way identified with coal
productions
The occasion OF the dispute, II "di lie re-
mcm'trrd, wa io'nl b." MIR. F'Is hT>j an
nnaI report 30 the ''"'"i"l OF ONO "t"f"
he charges UP the present system "i mining
III tins region ''r 'IF'Hn"i etc. 10 TINS
both Hr. p"o@iaS SENIOR ana Nr Douglas,
JinIoF. o'murr"d- in support OF hiN state
mcntS, MI hoy cites Ifof. Hodge and MIR.
NrfarIanr, WHO pronounce quite decidedly
against the waste occaa!oncd by the exist
me mf'ho't@1 mining. Then having given
their estimates, Mi Roy cabs for figures in
rchuttaI
go,t Do,,,,,. ,n,,,,,I;,' ,,,;,,, ,I';r
.,,,n,i4tir,, ,lo ,,,.,,.,,I,I,1,. I,. ~. .,,,;,
'''''''''''S INC "'l''' "'a''Io loss OF It traction
over o'Ic-I""'iA "t"'''H inc uH"' icot OF
"o''"h' '""I "'''ch ne alleges the owners
'1'c''' "7 "NI!' I't c"i''iftcEh purposes.
l'' "'7' h''Pca'A'S MI Toy authorities rs
unworthy OF cfc'I'''cc' since neither OF
''l'' nave investigated N"crcot they re-
P"l''
AT 'i'l' sure therefore, hf. Douglas &C
N'''" ''"2V'''ii'' warrant his expressed de-
S'.' i'f '"''l!"@ rom iUIi discussion some
'"'''""' 'i'''i"l Oh preventing the large
'"SN ., 'l''I'il"'I'''oIe c"aI prevalent IN all
''c lI'l'''S "l 'I!l' region. IN dong this 1t
WIZ '"' ''''oF 70 wholly 'schcW personal
"ISI''l"9''''h' rs unworthy OF dcbatc. SO
l"r' ''l' controversy mas probably lost hut
n'''t interest on inns account, but We are
frank t" say the tendencies exhibited have
A. hcrrtntnr. n,,,. co,,,,n.. ,,., ,,..,, -
both sides To he made. nr,,i,.,1. +, IN
they sho,,ll lc. ,,.,J ,,. ,1,nf,r.,,.t ,,,,,,
fH IfrS' THINKS that the canal extension
from Cumberland to Ncst"nport h1Y"M
'''co"I regions should've bull, and it wants
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John Sincy, president of the nation
al miners association, was arrested
at Osceola, Pa, Wednesday night, on
the oath of Captain Clarke, charged
with consrir9ry
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-15
LOOK OUT FOR TIE
DOT. Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite ST. Mich@l's
i Church, Main ST Frostburg, Nd.
All who want anything in ,he line of
Shoes. of the best and finest quality;
shoes of the best and heaviest make Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies';
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
Tor Old and young, TRUNKS, NALISES,
&c.,-ail al fair prices, should 20 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
~ Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done, Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand, Apl -
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report: -
r. G.. Alden and Frances A. Stall;
Daniel Jacobs and Caroline Lohris, An
ton j. Miller and Anna NJ. Eckstein,
Frank Homan and Louise Uphof, Philip
Hans and Bridget Cope, John Daumeyer
and Kate Austerberg, A. Helberg and
carrie Brinkmeyer, John 8. Goldenburg
and Lizzie Siebell, Louis THE and Car
rie Vogt, Peter Lang and Annie Bau-
mann, George Fl. Hull and Georgia D.
Miller, VIM. Elmore and Ida Fregesser,
Christian Seibert and H. Danman, H. G.
hartmann and Anna Kankomp, Robert
BosrOn and Lucy Rof, j. B. Gass-
mann and Hannah Mauhan, Wi
ley Clippers and Millie funston,
Ambrose White and Lucy g. Pendleton,
John Connoly and Mary Corbett, w. n.
Harrison and Lizzie Macbrair, Robert
Jemison and Dasia A.. Kundree, j. A.
Anderson and Sarah j. Saunders, Ed
ward Adleta and Carrie Hill, John f.
Buhrmann and Lizzie Eckelmann, John
Gels and Caroline Schneider, Michael
Tanning and Rosa A. McCue, Charles
Baker and Mary I'll. Thorne, John
A. Froehlich and Mena Hiltenbeitel,
VIM. T. Warner and Louisa Harsch,
John. Gallagher and Nora Fitzgerald,
Jos. Klouerkomp and Mary Weer, John
HOLE and Minnie Crater, Cal Flick and
Anna M. Schumacher, John Koaestel and
Eliza Schaible, II. A. Paul Brandt and
Elizabeth Hubsch, John Mohr and Mar
garetha Brossardt, Albert Carry and
Whi1omena Book, Nicholas Kinney and
Ellen Greeley, Albert Morgan and Mary
Parrpyer. ss
T.J. GETTIER. M. l.. Clerk,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-29
RIVER NEWS.

STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
PlTTsBURG, May 29.-River fail .ng, with 5
feet inches. Thermometer 70. Wind, south
east.
on city Stationary, with 8 feet inches in
cnannel.
Parker's Landings feet inch and falling.
Rice's Landing-5H feet ana falling
Wheeiing-7k feet and stationary.
Marietta -5k feet and rising.
PomerOy-River rising.
Charleston--3 feet IL inches and falling,
Gallipolis-River falling slowly.
Huntington-River 6 feet.
Ironton-River falling.
Portsmouth-River feet and falling.
Frankfort-6h' feet In the channel.
Louisvlle-5 feet inches at the head of the
Canal. IS.
Evansville-9 feet and falling.
Nashville--S feet inches and falling.
Shawneetown--l1 feet and falling.
Cairo-2iH feet and falling.
St. Louis-River falling.
Memphis-River falling.
Vicksburg-River falling.
Boats Leaving To-day-Kanawha River,
Julia No. Q; Louisville, Mail Boats; Memphis,
Jas. ID. Parker; New Orleans, Chas. Morgan.
Arrivals and Departures-The Minnie came
in from Petersburg with 81 barrels whisky ,and
returned with l20 sacks rye, o lot Of lumber
and s,lndries. The Andes, for Wheeling, and
Tom Jasper, for ST. Louis, departed. The Utah
reshipped her Pittsburg freight on the Andes
and returns to st. Louis Tuesday. The j. d
Parker reshipped Us bales cotton and a lot ol
old iron for Plltsburg on the Andes. The ST.
James came in this morning from Pomeroy
and returns to night.
The Gen. Lytle, in command now of Captain
Ben. NJ Merrielees, leaves for Louisville on
her regular trip this evening, taking out with
her large excursion party who make the
round trip.
The Andy Baum was tested and inspected
Friday by Inspectors Fisher and Devenny
who gave her hydrostatic pressure Of 2OC
pounds; steam pressure allowed, l3y pounds
They also inspected and tested the towing
steamer Coal Hall. Hydrostatic pressure, 2.5
pounds; steam pressure allowed, los pounds.
The Andy Baum, Nick Longworth and
Champion No. 9 are out to-day with picnic ex.
curSiOns.
The Cobb Cecil is loading i've barges with
iron at Ironton for Cincinnati.
The, Il. NJ. Morton has grounded barge
loaded with fron ore on Portland bar, on which
there Is but feet.
Colonel r. ii. Whiting, Friday, purchased
the Mary Boyd, for the Illinois trade, from
Captain j. ID. Elliot. .....
The Mary Houston gets 1900 bags corn al
ShawneetQwn. -
The Ironsides leaves st. Louis to-day fol
Pittsburg with $50 tons ore.
The elegant Chas. Morgan leaves tonight
for New Orleans positively. The Morgan is
one of the fastest, most elegant and complete
steamers on the Western waters. Her com
mander, Captain ALI. Stein, is bOaJman ol
long experience, and his sou, Harry w. Stein
who presides in the Office, as clever and accom-
plished 4 young gentleman as one is won't tt
Tie dan, built at the foot Of the falls, ex.
tending from the Indiana shore to Land Island
has commenced to wash away.
The Peytona's barges reshipped c6 the Louis.
willie at Louisville.