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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

ScRIBsER's" for May utters no uncer-
tain sound, and gives the sentiment of every
true citizen of the country when, in closing
an article on "The New Administration"
it says; awe believe that this administra-
tion is to be prosperous one-that our
President is good man, that he has good
and able men around him, and that the ad-
minstration is determined TO deserve the
consideration and confidence Of the coun-
try. Let us give it a fair chance and the
popular goodwill"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

A DECISION in the suit of Ann Eliza
against Brigham Young has been rendered
by Judge Schaffer, in Salt Lake City, re.
Gently The Judge has decided that the
plaintiff is not entitled to decree of divorce,
the alleged marriage being polygamous, and
therefore null and void. Further alimony
was also denied, ii having been shown that
the plaintiff had been amply compensated
for her services as "menial servant of
the defendant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

A SAD case of a little boy being frightened to
death occurred at Astoria, Ill, a few days ago,
A son of Mr., Rowland, six years Of age, was pass
ing along the street alone in the evening, when
another boy, son of DR.. roler who was dressed
in hideous costume and playing in the front
yard at home, seeing the little fellow passing,
played the part of the ghost, and, jumping ont
suddenly upon him, so frightened the lad that he
fell PROSTATE on the pavement. He jumped up
quickly and ran few rods, when he again fell,
this time q corpse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

THE death, at fiity-iour, lately occurred OF an
Englishman, known rs the Norfolk giant, He
was farmer, and often loaded his own wagon by
carrying four bushels Of wheat under each arm at
a time when in great haste to get farm work
done he has been known To harness himself to
one OF his own harrows. His weight was three
hundred and thirty-six pounds; height six feet
six inches width, from shoulder TO shoulder
across the back, twenty inches, He was a most
amable man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

LICENSE IN MAssACHUsETTs.-T "local
option " bill which has passed the state Sen
ate provides for a ballot on the first Tuesday
of June whether licenses shall be granted on
not. If the majority vote for licenses, the
mayor and aldermen may grant licenses moi
exceeding one to each one thousand inhab.
itants. Liquor saloons must not open be-
fore seven o'clock A. NJ, and must close al
ten o'clock p. NJ, and the sale of liquor i,
forbidden on legal holidays and the days OF
elections. The Governor is empowered to
employ special police to enforce the Law
whenever he deems it necessary. 1t is made
illegal to transport liquor into non-licensed
towns; tax not to exceed three hundred
dollars is imposed on distilers and licensed
saloons, except those OF innholders are forbid
den to have interior connections with dwell.
ing-houses or apartments used for lodging.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

EVERY passenger train that crosses the Niagara
suspension bridge stops before making the pas
sage aud the passengers get out and walk across,
being told that the structure is not safe. The
charge IL made by the Great Western Railway
Company which leases the bridge The Bridge
Company replies that the desire OF the lessees is
to break the lease, and then build a bridge for
themselves Referees are To investigate and de
eide the dispute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

The PENSION misunderstanding Schurz
has got around to the pension bureau and
agents, one of the standing conundrums of
the interior departments. Under the pres
ent system it costs the government about
half million to disburse twenty-eight mil.
lion dollars, besides the fees paid by pension
ers to the agents. The Boston agents, and
some others who have larger districts, reap
from ten to eighteen thousand dollars year
from them. Mr.. Schurz proposes to reduce
the agents from sixty-eight to twenty-five,
TO reduce the fees, and otherwise simplify
the work of the bureau. He proposes TO
have but one pension agent in Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont, whose office will
probably be located at Portland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-09

BRAVE woman in Lincoln, K, l., saved her
house from being robbed by the courage and IA
cility with which she brought her revolver to
bear on Providence gypsy who was discovered
by her In her house with his arms full OF plnnder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
Ote alien &taatS:Tailrpab:
8Oub1

,uurben bei benz Caucus Der lebten 3e.
publilonii9en Characterization fort
III gr,udsuns seSosen, unb Is ,uurbe
Sci bemielbea bei&loKrn, bob bur&.
teine Bei@Ile in Betrefi
oerielben %aneenommen ,uerben ioaen.
obne bab bieielben porerit einem alI-
aemeinen 0oIfstotum unter.
,porfen ,pirben. auf anfrase lei Sou.
perneur YiUsburp in 8e3us oui
oieie Grase a~nt,uortete berieIbe, bab CT
icbcs anbere @orseben, bos nidt eri,
upm allgemeinen@ oIfsmiIIeu
beitdtiset porben iei. nit feinem 9eto
delesen uiirbe. 9a9er. 1T es fiber, BAT
our4aus fem Settlement porsenommen
'uerben ,uirb in 8etreF Der 4onofrase.
es lei benn nit unb bard beg Dol.
tes &utbeibune fur o1e 3ufnnft. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

6err 9. Noisbere, County. 9lubi.
tor BON Stearns County, erbielt seitsrn
folsenben Brief BON ct. Yaul:
AUDITOR bon StearnsGo.
Wertber 9err!
Sd babe, in llebereiniimmuna mil
sem Geiete, bic Iaufenben sdulfonbs
ia @taatsl4abamt, beute ben erIten
Wontoe i'm Ottober. fir bic peri9iebe.
nta Counties feiseitelt.
Die @umms ,peiit fir ieben e9ller.
BIDDER bic 0ffentIi&en S@ulsn in ben
ueri4ieoenen Gounties bsludt. 10 .uie
oieitIben bieiem Departement i'm Iebten
Yopember mitsstheilt tuorben linb, ben
Betrae BON IS Gents 3u.
Sic 3abI in Sbrem gountp betrdgt
1920 S4Iler. uno erbdlt iomit bic
summe BON $462s 20 Gents, fir tueI-
DE Summe Der @taatsaubitor feline
Mnpeifung iberienben ,pirb.
SSbr e. 8. 8Mrt.
Observation-Disclosures.
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~ 9err Jsf. Gbeltrod, Zen. u
bon etisAeo Saradsetsbrt NIB bat eiasa
@~aarenborratt mitsebra4t, peI&es eeinet
alei4en ni@t tlos in 81. Gloub, tsabera ic9as
in st. Saul unb Ninneapolis fn&ta barfte.
Boil an 20 erpfe vadsiaen purbea eams'
tass boa DEPOT seboIt unb hires Satalts cut.
teett, 70 bat bic Raaren. Madden elm Stors
a~utaeipd4ert paren, bic Dede errsiAten. u
peroen auber biefen 20 Aiien pott nod ebts'
lobiele erwartet. Eir baben IN 81. Glouo
uub bielen anbern etdbtea nod ieltea clue
iolde auspatI bon @aaren sefnnbsn. Raa
Rnbet ba @ouene De6eu. Vferbebe6ta, 9iid''
teppi&e. etapIs. etrimpfe, eeinDaab uae
Saummoue, aattuufofe auer Art uno mil
ben nobelHen SeiGnunsen, @eaenf@ir'ae.
site, xappen. tlnter. unb cbertleiSer, aus
oe,eidnete @interrO6e u. f. ". essres
uno Saxtfrauen, pel&e I'D fir ben Binter
eauipiren mo0en, perben gut tbun, suerr
Germ ebesbrcd'y store ~ befuden, ebe fe
lid aneerspo umieben. Bir riHen aus aa'
cerIdfNaer Cueue, bab eenamater eerr dub'
crit biu,a unb gut einsetauft bat, unS' oab
oober feline Vorratbe bon ibm bebeutenb tUobl'
Teller atsslaGen perben f0nnen, ale BON
iroenb einern anbern Sauie. Mau eebe uno
iiber,euse fa. Die @aaren 'psrOen re'ben'
ben Nbiat finben unb pirb man gut tbun, Nd'
lei 3eiten init benz rsi&en Tcrratb bertrant
~ modku.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
+ GeRprbeu! +

6o&u. Batter 9elontp. Der iaraIi&
6ier in st. Gloub seweihte iunse Yrie.
iter. peri&iso sefern Noreens 1 ubr
i'm 6oipitaI Der e&weftern ~ ct.
4out. 0ie 9rontbeit, an bsr Ct in
LETTER 3eit 70 teftis selitteu bat. BE-
itunb in elmer art S&wiaoiu&t. 6eins
2ei&e iuuroe seitern bieber mad st
Glouo sebra&t. tuoielbft lie in Der Pre-.
Cathedrale biz Jreitas @orsens 8
ubr ousseiebt iciu ,uirb. I'm bieie 3eit
uiro be- Qo&w. 9srr Abminiitrator
Elm feierii@es 9squiem baiten. ,uoraui
oas 9ti&enbesdnsnib itatsfimbcn ,piro.
R. l. P. il
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&ie mir p~crnebmen. ,uuybe Ser,
3ielanb BON der Demo.
tratiiAen Gorpention in 81. Suiepb
gum xanbioaten fur @eprdientatip fur
Den 2. Diiiritt nominirt. 3err Sic.
lamb nor bereits swei NlaI l&on in bic
9e9isIatur 9c,udblt ,poroen, unb s,uar
'ueber BON Der eineu nod anoerea poll,
Qartei, ionbern ols unabbdn9i.
ger Ganbibat. Sizes betpeist CUR &c.
nase. ,peldes Mnieben uno 3ntrautn
oirier 6err bcin, Nolfe seaiebt. Wir
Dem 2. Dijtritt piel Slid ju
e~brenbaften 0crtretufg.
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Board of Education.

3usegen ,paren Die Qesrenl Campbell
@inq, gbelbrod. &eintarb 'unb lSrdii.
bent @apmonb. Die gerbanSlunser
Der lebten StrtdmMtsas uutoen Dor
selefen unb aASeRdmnea. @rof. @eris
ianbte ieinen Report fur 5eptember, b
ct 3u front war, UNI ielbf 3u eri&einen
Auf Mntras uurbe Der &eport onse'
nomrter unb ben Hnorn bei9efa8t
Omen unb @einbarb braGten cine Dill
int Bctrase BON So Elm fur ilsinere I'm.
i4aFunsen = purbc Dem reip. Com
mittee iber,pieien. Sic 3ednunser
pom 5. 5. 8onbam uno q. stable'
wurben )ur 8esabIuns ibcr9eben
Nuf 6s.ra Gampbeu's antrae
wuroe beitimmt. bab oU DberIe9
rer oarauf iebe, bab bic 8ebrer iclbil
bic @eparts ibrer reip. S2uljimmer
mo@ten, .unb oab bieie &aports 10
Slei9mdbag als m09li@ sebaIten tuer-
oen ioQes. gbenio purbe hsitimmt,
oab cine artentlide @lode fir ben
5burm bee S4ulbauies ansel9aft
mcroe. Dissberren 9abr unb GriebIer
pom unabb61gisen Oiitritt go. l. ,uur<
ben einsefibxt. Sbr @eiud gait s;nem
hon MustauIH BON Ghu.
Tern spii&cn Aen 2 9iitritten betrcKcnb.
4uf Antras hes !9errn @einbaro ipurbc
Elm Committee 5iesbe;aslid ernanrt,
una iber einen inEben Nustauid i'd III
paritanoisen. Scr 3err 4rdiibent NIT
9erren g4rn&6sq unb @einbarbI
bilheten bas COMMITTEE. - @ertaguns
biz I. Wiontas i'm Mopsmber, n llbr
NaGmitta8.
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- Die naTe Satresseit er5eustin Der sin.
brripslt %GrtdItunsen, bic ni4t ssagt aenomraen
,perben biirten, fonbern slei4 in Seine erti6t
,perben feutsn. 81. Nusut Ronis's ean.
BURGER HruRtbee 1T bafIr ea llniperfaI.W lit.
tel aemorben unb man@e SCATTER barlt BEN.
felben tas 2cben ibres 2~iebtass.
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~ 4nlben.H n3aee in 3ataefer
Manni0illfieteit uii6 III 6cfonberS
billi8eu Nreifcu bel HfsutemSfi.
CB Ss6x Ceere's glsHne pAsge mi
~cifernen unb hSI,ernen waaAem BEL 8. r. &
y. gotpell. pie yfasidassn Ole ,fr VFiise
iinb iett estss eetStt. 1S-su,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

- Or. Pierce's 6anttIifn. Mebieinen fnb'
lett histel Sabren boz hem 3,ublitum binrei-
deut LANCE 3eit jar s6aieas prifuus ibrer
Horsiise, Rub Der befe 8etns1srunb, Der juH
ibrea 0nnfen boroebra4t baarArn fans, 1T bic
2batia&t ibEeS ftetis juuetneuttn 4biatts.
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I'm 10 snb- IL bie gountpfair /!
XBas spirb ba uj9t aues ~ ieben fein i!
perr 5reuban,. Der aussesei& nete
Bbutosrdpb If absereibt. 'aa
Bir 'perweiien bic see9rten Hbon'
uenten ouf ben 2eitartitet. @eite 4.
Ser $s&wiroisfe 9err gii&of|
@eibenbui9 1T nod nidtJ aridsetebrt,
unb bod er,uartet man i'm 10 iebnia&.
tis.!
gDer ipast e, @ittcrsmann ober'
'anapp, no9mals Elm @las Bier in et|
mem @aloon ~ ~uerlansen, tuena CT nod
ni@t-2 Sobre alt it?
Ser ADLER bat tir5li@ cine 8ate''
.er,piidt, tuelde bunsris in ben 8dtie'
ibrans. - st ni@t mebr binaus. BET,
.Wosel" bat bic raab" scfrsfien, fatt''
un,ectebrt!
SER Yeter e4mitt, tueIder bag..
f90ue 8ridbaus beg 9erru Majerus
baute. bat lid in Der Sbat our& Bis
Musfabruns oes @ebduoes olles Sob.
erworben, Das @ebduoe 1T cine 3ierbe|
Der Gtabt.-1nlere Graduation
IS tpolte tirsli& giner in sinen|
Qeuers unbefuater @eiie einbrinsen unb
mar buusn ecnus ieinen Singer 'unter
bic nitberfalenbe Rclltrthiire 3u tbrin.
gen. Gin @4rei! binaus CUR aeler.
tblr unb-boi&t mi s'iebn!
Sic .seebrte @emab!in bes Rerrn
M. @ieber BON &i4morb bat Iebten
0ienitas bur@ einen etur3 aus BEN
Masen ben linten Arm ettpas oberbalb
bes 9anbselentes Debro9en unb bas
Qebtere perrentt.-unier 8ebauern!
I Sim Iebtsn Samitae itarb in 2ur
embnrs perr Matb. 6aentses i'm alter
BON 80 Sabren. Gin 8Iutftur3,n1a@te
ieinem Qeben Elm pI6bIi@es gnbe. Sen
6interblisbenen uniere resite 9btiInob.
,ne.-R.fI.-P.
Sic Brainerd Branch.-3m 20.
Septembtt errei&te bic e@isnentesmns
bieicr 8abn Little Falls. unb 1pirb
iuie bas Transcript meint, in Sauf
Mapibs et,pa am 20. Dttober anfom<
men, 70 bab mir BON ct. GIoub et,pa
gnbe Dftober nod 8rainerb per Darnpf
1abren f6nnen. - @er sebt nit?
9err Sobn 9beilIen crIeste' itbten
SMtontas einen Yiren. taum l NeeiIe
BON st. Soiepb, wel&er 500 pfuno
,uos. 6err Mebser @ebeI taufte bas
,ungetbim. uno mar bosiel5e felt Dien=
flag Der srobe Mttraetionspuntt fir
9mnoerte BON Neusierigen.
Hebt 6oben bic @epublitaner ean3
bnslelbc 9idet fur bic @ountpbeamten
axfeefe1t, ,pie bic IS hemotratii9en Sc.
Isaaten. gs i9eint benn bod. ols Of i'm
@clte BON @tearns Gountp nod mebr
3utrau:, 3u bem~Court House Ring
betebe. aIs gu benz rs Cloud
Ring"
sMuf Der Chicago g. .. tuurbe
flr,lid Elm Brief ,o~beeseben NIT bet
Mbrffle ITO an honest man." Sci
9aupt glert Ianb!e ben Brief gum 9e.,
parteuent fir unbeittGbare Briefe nod.
@aIbiugton nit benz Bemerfen "There
is no honest man iia Chicago. -
8ieuei&t mar Der NriT an "Honest
John. uniern tpertben Mbonnenten in
ct. 4aui. eeri@tet. -Eo0te ii9 er.
funbigtas
81 IN ipri@t in periGcbenex 3eit.
rnsen ron Der Setebrun3 BON Cole
Dunser, ,uel9er ii4 in ieirtr 3elIe 5u
'@til,pater Diel nit Der 8ibG beiddftist.
@ein Beiipisl Ideint anfefssb gu mir.
ten. go ion, tiirSli6 elm ibeiammer.
iabter Qerr Mbenos 81 llbr mod 9amie.
;sasrau unb Qisber idliefen. Or fRiete
nod boiler = Mnbadt nieber, ssrtief:e|
~ aber berart in iein Mbenb9ebet, bab
Ct erit UNI l abr erpadt<. Geine|
6rau fru9: r@s parit bu 10 Janse? =
50 babe eebetet.~ murmelte er.-.So
v.~>oU 4 ..a
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H- lluAeteuerer 8erratb Der &c.
im9teffem Artitel auf hem Warttc
~ eiucus Nreife, Der ieber VpueWrs
rem3 Zroe bietet lei pranb5inSti.
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Qekens> Glirir.
Sic 1Iof&e
"9ambnr9er Tropfea''

totet so Gents, ober fdnf tIal4en
,mei Dollars. Fnb bti allen apotte<
ern unb 5dnblern in Msbijinen ~
baben.
A. Togeler 8. Co.
ealtimsre. Nb.
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@e1b d t.

Sotob Set. sormanbiIe, Aanias,
feuten Dr. Aug. aSnis's hamburger 2ropfsn,
na&pem Ct lanse an obieer Aranlbeit iii.
,pieber per.
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az Die Ietten 2leibermoben,
Surnifbin9. @eoeS, Quite. Rapyeii
Sci VroutiinSti.
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tr'Sr. &arfea, yeeapsiea, sus..
ss'!'e init Cr. susut a0ais's panburo.r
xsaa'erpHaiter Gin offence eef4par an fe;nem
8eine.
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slutgef& il t.

Robert =. PerenA eermania, 3D.,
aebraudte sesen elm 1Iutssidplr Or. 4uauf
aoni9's eamburser 2ropfen uub Ftaher.
init erfoIs.
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Qeterleiben.

ernf DabIfut, Nep.9osf.
'uuroe bnr@ Or. auauR aSaia's 6amburaer-
trepfen bon einems eeberleiben sebeilt.
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Rib. e,pebier.
Sofepb Gfben.

Sefanatma6uns. Der ilnersei6nete
briast biermit aur 3enntnib. hab CT teiSer Tom.
meu6en @abI ole .Gnnbibat fur AaS amt
zines 9esifter Of Deebs fir OttertaiI sGsnntp
|asftseten wirb. snb bittet feline 6rexnae fotpie
|bas VxblifuR I'M ddaemeinen, i'm Aaa
Nrdften babel n ~xnterASten.
gIfcbet1 Git9. Nina, ~. Sept. 1877.
|t,1}a 8. ., 1aItAaiak
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ebrifian e@mibt,
osben. &itIeb &c., Aaafas,
atbrau&t Or. ausuf aSnis's Santnraer
1ropfsn ale elm 1aittel sesen bas Gieber.
2ebens Glirir.
anb. eraHer. Bambssiue, N.D
Or. Aug. x0nis's eamburser 9ropfea iino
bic siniioe @ebisin, bic mir nod gut tbun.
Sd bin Don bod in sabren ssb ,riaen
mir bieftIben baS Yeben;'
e.
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rRoPFEN
bic felt Sabren init erfoIa bel felseaben
Sranfbeiten ~ansetpanbt boreen (:
GeIif.
sorsnt seder, neptsn. aonfas.
.Sebran&ts bel obisen eeiben bic eambur-
9 7 2ropfen nit erfola.~
traneas &raul1eiten.
D :. =. =. sesftr, c~naabaeo. =. >.
1r. NueuR aonio.1 aorh.
ss'pfe' auea fsiasn seibIiSen pateaten.
tlsdten nnS 9autfrantbsiteu.
\. STREET.. oaanbaso siu. =. o..
'onr0e non elmer bSsartisen eIe6te bon e.isb.
s,ss'' Setfeben Sur& ben @ebraud bon -.
aasutt a'nia't eansarser aropf.a oeteiIt.
Oftme @uuoem.
49, I f tt4t4
tr'Sr. &arfea, Yeeapsiea, sue.
ee'l'e init Cr. ausuf aSnia's oanburc,r
8rdaferpfaher elm offence eef4par an fe;nsm
Beine.
III 80 !i
2eterleiben.
ernf DabIfut, Nep.9osk,.
Iuuree ourH Or. auauR aSais's eambaraer
tropfen bon einem eeberleiben sebeit.
9erjfIopfen..
Sreb. s&mat. Dalton, Clio.
seOrasafe init erfOIs 81. aus. a0nis's SAM
Arser areplen sesea obise arantbeit.
unberbauI i4feit.
.. eeim, eoutb abans, NoF.,
mar arbeitsunfdbis unb tuurbe bur@ ii. qre..
pfenwiebsr gang bersefeut.
MastuIeibeu.
@rs. ,. u. RodenfelIer.
81 Vaio, sue.
.~uroe oon einem lanspisrisen MasexIbeI
'DurA Dr.. ausun t5nis's ea,nburoer 2rs.
'pfen sebeilt.
Blut8ef9wI
&sbert =. aorenh 0ermamia, 3d..
aebraudte sesen elm ~1IutseiApir 81. 4uaue
aonie's eamburser 2ropfea uub Ftaher
init erfoIs.
0elb t.
satob Set, sormanbiae, Aanfas.
Reuten 81. Aug. aonie's eambureer 9ropfen.
nadpem Ct Ianse an obieer Aransbeit lit.
rieber Der.
a Tteber.
ebrifian e@mibt,
csoen. &isIes &c., aasfas,
d. ausuf a6nis's eanturoer
eropfsn ale elm 1aittel sessn bas Gieber.
Qekens> Glirir.
anb. eraffer, Bambsbiue. r. D..
Dr.. Aug. &0nis's hamburger 9ropfea fnS
HE ainaioA 0N eA:.;a A:A ..:.~A >..A 49,
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masenIeiSeu.

Mrs. >. ". RodenfelIer,
81 Vafe, sue.
.~urbe pom einsm lanspisrissn Masexibel
AOurd' Dr. ausut a5nis's pon,burecr 2rs.
Ipfen sebeilt.
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sors"s Seder, NetDten. aanfas.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING, r. 1877.

GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE.-A formidable
strike of railroad employees commenced at Mar
tinsburg West Virginia, on the 18TH against q
proposed reduction of wages. The State has
no militia and only two volunteer organiza-
tions which were called out, but proved en-.
tirely too weak to overawe the strikers. The
Governor at once called the President for
troops, which to the number of $50 were dis.
patched on the 18th. The President also is
sued proclamation, the closing words of
which are: Now, therefore, ETC., I command
ell persons engaged in s1oh unla wful and in
snrrectionary proceedings TO disperse and re-
tire peaceably to their respective homes, on or
before II O'Clock noon of tie 10Th day of July,
instant, and thereafter abandon such combina.
ton and submit Themselves to the laws and
constituted authorities of said State. And 1
invoke the aid and co OPERATION of all good
citizsus thereof to uphold the laws and pre-
serve the public peace" The trouble has ex-
tended all along the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. So far the United States troops
have been held in reserve.
Baltimore, July 20.-As the 9Th Regiment,
Col. Clarence Peters, was marching from it's
armory along Baltimore street to Camden Sta
tion, TO proceed to Cumb erland, the regiment
was stoned and fred into by the crowd on the
streets. The regiment fred into the crowd
and number were killed and wounded. The
confusion and excitement is 50 great it is i'm
possible to get at the facts. Just now four
dead bodies have been taken to the Middle
District Station, aud q number of wounded,
elk or seven, TO various drugssores.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

A Spelling Reform Association has been
formed in Baltimore, for The advancement Of
the Anglo American method of spelling. The
reformers claim the following advantages for
their new method:
"First-the arts of reediug and rieting may
be acwierd in few weeks by children or IN.
letered adults, by native or fOrenerz.
"6eoond-An accuret, elegant, and euniform
pronupsiashon il braut TO the reederz 10.
"Third-No new 1eteTz are recwierd, and the
foneti print can be set up in the most poorly
furnisht printing offs in eny part ov the cuutry.
"Fourth-Ther being so littl diferepB between
the apeerans ov the fOnetio and the ordinary
print and scripts thoZ boo can reed aud riet
the later will reed the fonetio print and script
eeziiy, and the new spelling eau De intFoisu5t
gradeuRly, without hinderans to bizues or
friendship"
But the reform will not be complete until all
love letters are written with careful regard to
the new system.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

At a recent meeting ut Sea Cliff Captain
Scott, an old officer of the Boston Police Force,
delivered an address which has excited great
deal Of comment in the Northern papers. His
theme was the intemperance of Boston rs he
had found it during several years of service as
police officer, and be declared it as fact
based upon his own knowledge that the pre-
valence of drunkenness among the women of
Boston was something beyond the widest hopes
of the most ardent total abstinence orator. 1t
was common, he said, for ladies holding high
positions in society to acquire q taste for
liquor at fashionable restaurants and at dinner
parties, and then to fall into the habit of keep
ing private bottle at home, where at fret
they managed to conceal their unamiable
weakness by judicious slumbers, but finally
grew shameless and indulged in open riot
Verify this Ia hard description of the oondi
tou of things at the very hub of the universe
in the nineteenth century.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

Pope Plus TX, lately sent says the Ave
Maris"a golden palm-branch to tho Sanctuary
ofLourdes. This branch was presented some
time previous by faithful Catholics of the
island of Maiorca, in the Mediterranean, to the
Holy Father. A number of Italian pilgrims
having an audience with the Holy Father, he,
previous to their departure, laid the palm
branch in their hands, saying: I will give
you message to our Blessed Lady. 1 have
here palm, but since it is the emblem of VIC
tory I would offer it to Mary, she is the
victor in all combats.' This palm is q MASTER
piece of jewelry weighing more than LOCO
grammes and is about twenty inches long. It's
value is set down at $4,000 francs (about
SIS. 000) The stem is surrounded by an olive
branch fastened to it by a broad gold band in
enamel, and set in precious stones. The olive
fruits are represented by many precious jew
els. A dedication is engraved on the band in
the following words: The pious faithful of
Msjorca, to Pius TX, the martyr aud confess
sor'"