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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Dies unpers1eihIt4e SeilmttteG in tparmen unb gal.
Ienfiebrtseu Gltmdten TT ~9drdnttrt niht elm @tcm DON
Mercur pber dnbereu I@dblinen mineratilheu Subfou>
sen ;u entbalten, benn es 1T
rein ne9etabiliid),
urb entbdIt MUIR ipI6e iibtt4en 8urseln unb arautes,
pel6e etne a~lrpetie gcriebunS In ben &esenpen ~sepfantt
Bat, In bener 2eberleiben pcrjusSpeiie berribeu. G8
betlt alIe Getben, peI1e aus ether II Il.
0%rbnuns Der Seber unb Der Gtnsepetbe
eutiprtn9en.
Die Sp m y o m Der 2eberIetben finb bitterer pbsr
ltle4ter 6el6nrad i'm Munee; S4merjen i'm Hiden,
in ben Soften unb @elenten, melhe oft trrtbImIi4 fIr
Rbeunatt8rnu8 9ebalten irerben; SO agen1dure
Gerlult be8 @ppetitS; @ertcpfun9 nit Sur6faQ al.
pe6ielnb; &cpflpeb; gertuit 6es @e6ihtntieS; unbe:
baslide Gnpfnbuns; @rfhlnffung; Gdbtuermutb;
Selbe Gri4etnuns Der Saut une Der Iusen.
simmons' Giutr Regulator, p6er 5%1Ttoitiu,
1T hit biaigfte, rcinfe nnb bette Janrilien. WtSittt III
Der gselt
Yu6t, 0ailenIeiben, ners6ien aopfs
90 aseniaure, Spbbrennen II. (. no.
Or. Ghren, Serr Strdm arner, Sbers
ri6ter BIS Stdat8 @ecrsia, iHreibt: SD babe Sim.
mons 2iper Gesulatpr sesen @erItcpfuns sebrauHt
tcelHe burb ~3ettrpeiliSe nncrenun9 Der Geber ~rerurld DIT
purbe, unb ;tpar nabrenb Der lesten bret coer bier
Sabre, unb babe Itet5 entidieeeue 2~tnceruns empfun=
ZEN, penn er rcri6rift5aendb 9ebrau6t puroe. S6
&uf oue 5dne lit hes meme rerIbnlihe Grfabrunq Be-
3i9li@ ieines 0ebrauhes.
6abrt5trt dIlein MON .
j. H. Zeilin & Co., {
Philadelphia, Pa, [. S of America.
9reis s1.W
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Die @etretbe3ufut sptrb Scr
Sag ~ Sag lsbtafter. Die Earmer mDB.r
lt@ tasrtsn. bab bic 9assrssbl6rsn 2 gsnts
per Sulbel fur bic trfen 20 Sage Ober She'll
c:rislben unb einsn balben Gent per 8ufbsl
far ttoe rcettsre 10 Sage beiraeen. Dom l.
Nopembsr BITS sum Is. Stunt bstrdst Ter
Srfts fur bic MtntsrlaBeruns 4 Gents per
8uibel NIT GtniGIub Der 3stt bes @mpfan.
s.s unb Iblteferuns an Der Gtfenbat IN,
Dampfbuot pber 8asen. gOrf&lGe ws>
ben fur SLnben etlanst su 10 @rO3ent per
Sabr NIT Gem @%rtuilestum gu isber !3ett gu
perfaufen. Dte STRENGTHENING betrdet
q @r0jent per Satr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Gin f~etter prpae6 wurOe SOrts'
WcHe bier Dor Geri6t snti6sben. Die StOur
&tfs uuo CT. paul Gtienbabu. GOmpIgnie unit
bic Scmpaaute Der Ne@reaOr unD NiTOur,
&tOsr Satn roren i'm @lreit iibsr Zen Btfs
ocr $4,000 Nfer 9anb, auf peI&e isbe Com
pasnte AniDruG ma6te. Dos @eritt snt
l&tso 3u @untsn Der @irur Sip unO CT. pau
Sabn. Eas 9anO Itest IN Der dusetfeu nurp.
tusftlt@en Sseiipn pcn Sepa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Blanfet6 !!

@ir baben Elm fe6r srCBes 0assr peiSer
uas srautr 8lantets, ruelGe Dor benz Stsi"
Gen Der @o1e etnsetautt purren urr b1tsr
febr biGts ptebee p%erfauft werDen fOnner.
@ute petse 8lantets ~ $40 taS @aar.
@tr babsn bic Nssntur fur "Gal,fCrnta
9lantsts", bte beten 9tanfets i'm NaItt
finb 3u 1914, 1ly4 uno 1874 3u ben nteOereR'
@reiIen Don 1925, 1925 nnD $3.50 bas
Yaar.
@tr bitten &dufsr. bas gu nOtiren.
y. s. 3 a b M u. 8 Q.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
3677

Mc2eDb County bot Errubd NIT ist-
mem S&aBmstfsr Ntrns, ptl&sr felt a&t Sab.
rem bteies amt bslIetttt. Das @IencOe Re~
stfer stsbt bns ucrbanbens Tsfyt auf niGt
usufssr aIs $4,000 an. Die Aufrssuns, psL
DE unter Der 8irserf&aft bet BEN 8.fanntrer.
ben Der fataIsn @a&lase sntfuub Idbt f4 nidt
bel&reiben, ba Der ~eefalene geamte bisber tn
alssmstnr @&tunS fanb unb bss aassmetnsa
3utrausns ssnOB. Die Su&t. iGnea reid ~
pstben, lou aud bielen geamten gum Nib.
brau@ Der ibn, anSertrauten Dfsntit&sn @sIber
S~erlettst baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Die NIT Der rauben SabrssBstt bdufs auftre.
tsnben 6aIs. unb 8rulleiDen perber pur@ bas
aIte beutihe pstl.N tttel, Or. Ausuf aSnts's
hamburger 8ruatbse, f6nel unb fiber eebOs
BIN. 5err Gbas. Gbrenfas, Smtib's Sanding,
GisrunOnt So. SbtO, stbt uus fir pbtse gs.
bauptune fOleenbe Beige: so face mid
~Oeranlabt Sic ptFen gu IuReu, bab i'd Or.
@usuf aSnis's 5umburser Bruiibss nit rOa.
fGnbtesr 3ufrteDenbsit seeen Setlerteit unt
Brutttber sebrauGt babe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Dte abb6ngtsen IN Sr0wu
County resen f6. Cine GonOenttCn berisI.
ben fnbet I'M %. Sept. tn New nIm ftatt, sur
domination BON Ganbibaten fir bas @mt einss
County g%&aBmeifers, SGuliupertnttubentea
unb etussM tteltebs fir bts9sstslatar ,lernsrDe
lesaten fir bic am q. b. Mis. rbenbnisIbf IL
baIteube DtRritts- GunSsntton fir bic Ncmtna.
ton zines &i&ter- &anbibateu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

9err 9etnrth @ 8, rsist
nipr9en Sonntag, mad @rDD. 8rtts WrttltG,
europa ab. un fetne Gltsrn unc @ei :panote
bort au beiu6tn. unb utrb , abb e,n,seu Wos
naten 3urndfebren. Wtr pInfGen rem fur,
aen Manne eludlt&e &stfe. @uf balpis,s
Wteberfeten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Gtne &Ol0nte ION SO SrlGnbern
II firBli& tn 0iOn @ountp einaeirUfcn, unt E&
bort nteDersulaied. &tue srT6ere Muaobl Sr
ldrber bate Gb bsreits in NanitOba nieberae.
lOfeu, mo fet etnissr 3eiI cine 3ettuus in tr-
l1nbtlher @prohe berausfommt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Gin RdbGen Serbrannt Bel et>
nfr Geuersbrunf, pel&e lebten 6teitag In Der
Na9bari&aft BON s @arbsnber's @irtbi&aft
austra&, fam bic brstssbnidbrtae S&wefsr
isiner Jrau, Namens Gsrbarbtne &etnItrs
unn's Ssben, tsrs aQsr %antrsnsuns, bas arme
Gtnb AT rettea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Sn WtnUna bat Der g!abtratb fir bas
laufenbe Sabr cte Grbebuns elmer Steuer Don
S20.7OO fir fGottite 3wsfr bei@IO6ea uni
fsrnsr cine Srotnau3 ansenOmnen, aa@ pel.
DER aae gpUtbstsr etue tapttiGe 2icens au be.
aoblen baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15


3olittfbe @onDentipnen, ais gOr'
iptel bes eisentt&en Wabltampfes Fubeu IN
nd&Rer !3ett nap Der bisber iblt@sn partst'
fsluue fatt.
Die repubIttantf@e partet ball
ibre Gtaats Convention am Donnerfag ben
81. @sptsmbsr in ct. pauI, UNI @anbibaten
fir BE 3u beleBenben Staats. Aem ter aufsu.
fsIen.
IS banteIt lt ndmltd UNI bic @abI siuea
@cuSerneurs, zines lieutenant. @cupernsurs
zines @taatslefretGrs, zines @taaisi6asmei.
tiers, zines @sneralanpaIts, etnss &,lenbabn.
&cmmiTdrs, pcsu nod cine &stbs anberer
Wableu fir bic Elm 3elnen @puutiss, fir bic Sc.
gislatur u. {. 10. femuen.
Die . empfraten baben ibre Gonpeu.
ttcn auf Disnfas ben 2. October fefaehst; fe
Uirb ~ebenfals In Der NuftboQe ftdrifnosn.
unterbe1sn perben auf beipen Sunen cine
Wense Ganbioaten s%snannt. mare 60 a. d nut
UNI ben @dblsrn auf ben 3abr su fibIsn unit
bic Sttmmuns I'm gOlfe beraussufrrbsrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

DteJeuerwebrparabe tn WtnnsapO-
Lis fsI sIGn3enO ans. @GbrenD bic Geusrmsbr
ibrsn Waraossus bieIt, brad auf Der Sflstte
Geuer aus; bic @anni&aft elite fOfUrt our
8ranbf1ite anb betpGItiste bas Clement.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Die 0Olfs;eitune, Ssrsnerl&einen pir
trieberbOlt anssfinbtst, betrat lssten @rnntoa
tire 0aufbaba unb erfrent bus c,uti6e 9eiepub-
ltfurn nun ~rese'mdBis NIT ben ~neuefsn Sasss.
ua&ri&!sn In tsuti&er SpraGe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

SIN RanfatC bat man NIT benz 8au
elmer neusn Sta btbaIe begOnnen, melGe stn
ifattItGes @ebGube perSen tOQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
NSinn. Mu9en= uno Sbren,
Snititut.

Office: Gde Der Dritten nnb ct. peteg
ctr. Nr3t: Or. Grancts AtwOCD, SfFcc
StunDen 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

DeutG6er 3abnar3t-Hr 6. $50
nans, 2ewis 8lcd. awet Ebiren iiOliG bonn
Marttbauis. 3dbne aussesosen cbne S6mrssg,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

sc. Sticrle, Druggist and Pharmaceu
fist, DeltS6e Npotbete, 200 81 Z. Straee,
Ode bes BrDabwas, CT. paul, Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Sr. Debplpb, Ir3t 8uubur3t unb &C.
burt6belfer, 200 81 TIE 9traBe, Gde 8rcab-
tray.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
2eit unD 0epuIb

fam ee'part psrreu Dur& ZEN @ebraud BON
8rummers S%uisfmn-pulD gu baben i'm
Drug tOre OOn q. .. WtfsS, steben Gfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Gin SObcSfbmR.

@rummer'S Snleftsn. pulpsr nirb ole Nrten
8dfsr tTpteu, leber 9nna. Wiltes bGIt ss gum
gertauf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Ga tte,e GrfaIt rerfsn nur 1pl6e, Siirsltnse aufs
aensmmen bic mad, eem ertefsrifdn be u~,rlan8en. Ord
untet rltr IN ten pOIberetterben Ba6ern. rcrSugspetfe IN
ben alien une Rtutn Sprat'n we.ren lie su ben bbpern
Stu TN br gbtlrippbt, uub Sbeclrstt beronStbilcst.
Der eGn;e 2epI 9Ius eausrt tnnf Sabre uup tsbes
6Hulilbr ppa ;ebn D1rnattE TT In 3Det Serrtfer ab9e-
tedlt RppUu pIs erte nm =. Sept. uub tas anbe,e am
s. Stbr. b, giant.
Die e~esablure bat btr Beginner zines isten Stme
fers ~uubtriua' ~ ea&ehen unD TT 3u leiftea. ME fclSt:
Pc. esmeRsr FUR S"g. unterrtGt u. f. w...--- $500
" " u6er Inb t9l. auseabeu su
6eppntie 10.UU
" unt,rrt6t in Sidn, unb Benuss
uns Observation-Disclosures" 1000
&ser n6bre Gustuntt riaf&t, psRee f6 an
NrU. P. MdurittuS, &estcr.
MsU. P Nacificus. Guardian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

& amfem n.

:. sept. 5ran, SrftrS @aSr. Gltsrn SsIspt Cab,
uuH AIbertind esb 6ummtI.
3. Sept. &nna GltfaSstpa Gtetban. GIttrn: Iier.
taus Stephan unO Gatbatina s.b. &usufias.
%ssina Rars ,rettd Sabn. Gltsrn: Peter Sabn uuS
Tlarsarttba Gsb. 6pa.
SOSann Tstsr SO'stIt. Gitsrn: Sstaun gS.s.i uHb
emma seb. Eraemsratb.
SafOb Gaspar GUninsbau. Gltern g8tuiam Grn.
iHssara aaS @GrtG s,b. 9aas.
IL. Sept. Sofa 9srraf. GItsra: Sstn Serruf xns
Ssnss se6. Selma.
Wnrta 8int. Glisra SUfspb 3imsl unb GIifuEs.
tea ssb. Stotissr.
Ssarlss @spnrS gDagrts. @lteru: gtiepIauS DaGri&
nab Raria scb. Rrdnrdtb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Sir Datpta County miro bic Gair
am &C., q. unb %. Sept. In Garmtnstpn
futTnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

8enn Sbr Gu1
matt, i6ldfris, ent=
MERIT fubIt, bduiises
4cpfpeb,f6lehten6e
i4mad tmM unpe obes
trdsen Gppetit babt,
trenn Cure 3unge be-
Iest 1T, unb Sbr au
elmer trd9en Sober ober
v@autsteit" Ietret
banu wirb HihtS Gud
fci6neue unb bauerns
be 9eiluns reri6affea
al8 m NJ 0 8 & t.
q. :. 90
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Sic @taatS.Tair

UsrItef, trie ansetinbtst tpcrben, sldnssnb, pie
nod feline anbtre Gatr in MinneiOta, beeiuiti9t
BON berrlt&eu Wetter; baber benin aud Der
betipteaUs sabIreiGe 8slu@. Berstts in fribe-
rem 8eri&ten wurbe uttsetbeilt, ta6 bic erfen
@ei@aftsbauler BON ct. paul unb Minnsapu-
liz ibre MaarenlGGBe auf bas reiGbaltiefe ter
SGau bes Yublisums barleeten; ebeniO bic
Gabrifen, fir tpel9e MinueapOlis natirlt& ben
gurrans bsbauptete. Cine aufsabluns Der
sabaOisn neutrality-suspicious. In alien uaDs'
It9er 3petsen Der Snbufrie, bes 9anDperts,
aud Ger 8unf piirbe Seit iber ben sansen
&aum bteles 8Iattes b%tnausseben.
Das 5auptssbdube, s~eOrdnst SUa bon &C.
seuRanben Der Seri&tebenfen @rt BON Der @eIo'
ipinos bis gum anipru&Iuien 5auosIsarttfeL bOt
etnsn srrbarttsen Mnbltf, uuS in bi&ten Maf-
fen bsdustsn ll& bic 8siu9sr aus nab uub
fsrn' BURG bic berrli9 bstcrirtsn &dune. Mie
rtu@ten IplGe 8eluGer, bic aus ber Serne Ia.
men unb frlber nur boa eineni unginEtgen
&lima Ntnneipta'S bGrtsn, erftaunen bsim Qn'
Bid ser prd&t8en Tri&te, Wrrbufte Minne-
tOtas, pel&e ibnen enteesenId@elten!
Die Gusfsluns BON @ferben, gieb uub
Iunbwtrtbl@afti&en @erdtben mar sbeniO srrB'
ariis in ibrer grt, unD aDs bic @ufmsrtiamtsii
DEFENDERS Der Ganbwiftbe auf ii&.. Cine Aus'
tuabl pra9ttser unb wertbSpaer pferbe, wte
man le fauut anberstuO f6Tner fsben fann, mar
ba, Rom fetEien 2uruspferbe big gun, beiusioe'
men &dsreaul. Die giebaus1eluns mar fir
ben 8enner e~erabesu iiberrai9eno bar& ibre
Mannisfalttststt unb babi&e Nuswabl. Nt&t
rur ~etn3elne pra@tfide fanben ba WaraSe,
fOnbern sanse 5serben gum @ersletd pirtIiGer
pratltl9er 2etfuneen tn Der 0teb3u&t.
Dag bic yrDbe Der Wai6inen tbren sise-
men Iriumpb feterte, ben,srten mir f9un fri
Der.
l1eber ben rtelsen 8siu& mag ber auspdriist
2eisr lI& einen 8eertF MAIDEN, tosnn ct Der
nimnit, hoB aDetn an, Durisen NittwDG stpau'
sts tnuisnb Meni&sn bic ausaequns beiu&ten,
| Gs pGre nod nanGts araufibren. aber mad
SeFOfenem 8sie tritt bas Snterle in ben pin
tersrunb. @enise es baber. nod i<ebIt& ~
bemerfen, ba6 bas sldn3enbe @eltnsen Der Ius'
feluns Der SpferwtQtstett Der geSTiferune bon
NtnneappIts unb gang beicnbers Der ,aflpleH
1bGtistett Der 5errsn s. 6. OSWALD unb @.
g. 8tna t~ueentli Id ;uauf&retben IT. Mtuneu'
polls bot I@ Elm srcbes DenfmaI esiebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

3err Or. y. 9tn&, bisber &sbatteur
bss birlIsen Saltsblattes, bat bic &ebaetion ber
Srsten Vrele ta NinaeapOIis ibsrnOmmsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
3u Nerfaufen.

Gin tsatlt,ttS 8dbrit. @tISdft in ct. gaul. 6SItnbtte
Chances. capital $1,000 rber 5000. Ssrispieenee
austunft lher zen @erFduf pirS ertbeiIt.
Mbrt6s: 70. f03 Gd0lt strait, ct. pdul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Serf& ebeneS.
2Ulatrpden prGrt 45O--550
2en per EDune s O0-lC 20
SGia per Sarrel $50
AepftI IN a,
g g,nt :!SSfsprSan 40 Is
lS&rrt pc, Soa %.
Su6i&rst 9sa
SuISsr ptr& 81,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15

Dies unpers1eihIt4e SeilmttteG in tparmen unb gal.
Ienfiebrisen 9ltmaten lit s~aranttrt niht Elm Mtcm DON
Mercur pber anberen l&dblt@en mineraliiGeu Subfoas
sen ;u entbalten, benn eS 1T
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-15
Den SteBeri 5etI!
0iQfpmmen. Qieherfrnn.I

gn& bic 5ane .var entlprs9enb bsfurirt uut
fur Die brtmsstebrtsn Sdnser unb beren 8rsuu.
be fans Elm famuier 9un& bsreit, peldsm bean
AUD nader suseiprO&sn Uuroe, seplrst Dor
SuuRsn uub abi&tsbs-S eensu, tpOrauf naau
f& in Der bettsrlen Stimmuns trenute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-27

IyOD FISHING on THANKSGIVING DAY, NOvEM
Obcr 29--steaner SETH LOW leaves Harrison st.
North River 7l5; lMh st., North liver 7:a5; sth s.
st.. stone pier 20 A. f. sharp. Tickets 81 Cod tack
and hat board. 500 papers Tor extra trips AL. q
FOSTER Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-27
CIGARMAk Frs STRIKE.

TWENTY-FIVE NEW EJECrMENT wARRANrs-A
MANUFACTURING FIRM LxpLAINs
II was learned yesterday that tho manufacturers
were putting tho screws OF cjcc.mcnt IN force more
powerfully than ever No loss than seventy five dis
possess warrants issued from two firms onlv-
namely, Kcrps spies, forty-two; suaiton Il Storm.
thirty three. Landlords are becoming Iuilc con.
ccrncd about the payment OF their rent ana Two OF
lion aud desired TO know II that body wound
guarantee the payment Of the months ronl
milling duo on saturday next. Tho Chair re-
piled that tho organization would hold Itself
pay the rent themselves, ana hoped tho landlords
would be lcnicnt nnd patent until tho end oil tho
strike, which no thought 10 be near 1t hand, when
they would be paid their rents IN fuI one landlord
eald no ala wish 10 turn out his tenants but he
must have some surety, and the otncr, who had niuc
families In ms house. stated that II ms tenants wouI
move out now he would not charge them Tor the
present months rent. He lett without beng appa-
renty satisfied with tho security offered
Rokohls has been officially declared a union shop.
The receipts yesterday were announced as Iollows:-
Brothcrs' Herman Socciy, 500; bohemian Church
Society, &c, SIS 81; New Haven, s2j; Rockmnd
70, keokuk Iowa, SIG 20; Cincinnati, ST.; West
Held, Mass promises 500, tho proceeds OF Il bail
Prokop bober, oi No. 80 East Fiy fourth street
STRIKER, was yesterday lined $40 IN FlItyacycnth
Street court ana held IN 5000 keep Tho pence tor
threatening on Sunday Dient to XII Jobu rnna ~
BI4 East Ffty -iourth street VINO mas uceu wnr KING
Tor kerbs Spies The Justice told Iebcr thar ~ ma
right 10 be a striker but wrong TO strike a man
VINO chose TO work Tor the pay offered.
EXPLANATION IA MANUFACTURING FIRM
Foster lIllson Co.. Nos. u and 70 on ,,nbcrs
street, dcny IN toto the statements regarding me
earnings o. thc'r n'c tenants ~ their tenement housc
No. AZ Tenth street aud from which some thirteen FINN.
lies were elected on FRIDAY last rhcy affirm IN ~ m
stead OF adults cnrnn2 only from So 10 50 per wcoe
Their layron presents altogether different exhibit.
The following Is copied from Their payroll for me
week ending when the strike commcnccd.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-27
AID FOR FERNANDINA.
NEW York, Nov. 20, 1877.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 20, 1877.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Please acknowledge tho following additional SUBJ
scriptions received on behalf OF the Fernando yc-
low fever relic fund. Tho Mayor OF Fernandina re.
quests tender to the subscribers the und Tho
hearty thanks OF tho residents OF that place the
generous assistance rendered to during their re-
cent Affections. Quarantine Is removed, business
Is being resumed and tho general health OF the place
pronounced good
Ii. &. Price carriage. Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
W. A. Ross. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Col Lewis Davis, from sundry persons....... 65 10
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $72 90
Previously acknowledged. 1,412 50
Grand total. 544 SO
CHATTER Il KING No. 1877 Pearl street
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A LBANy EVENING .RoATs PEorLa's LINE,
Aleave pier al North River. every week day at r. NJ.
for Albany. stacrooms comfortably warmed Fare 81 so
Free transfer by boats Of the "Brooklyn Annex
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average OF 81 SIS each, including all classes Packers
during Tho same week AVERAGED $23 Is.
The nrm have now employed orty American girls
Who they state, orc getting along admirably being
paid So per week from tho nrst day they entered tho
faciory, with tho prospect Of going to work by the
piece after they become little more experienced.
Tncy say that there no strike among tho packers
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EUROPE.
ID USSIAN SICK AND WOUNDED FUND.
LII Committed.
prce fl,.ka n n

y USSIAN SICK AND WOUNDED FUND.
III Committee.
Prcsident-Thc Duke OF Westminster. X. G.
Vice Presdcnt-Thc Marquis OF Bath
The Duke of Rutland. Rev. DR.. Bright Regus Pro.
The Marquis OF Butte, h lessor OF Ecclesiastical His
The Earl OF Strathmore and and Canon of Christ
kinghorne. Church, Oxford
The Earl Of Morton. The Hos Aubcron Herbert
The Earl OF Shaesbury * Professor koeston, Oxford
The Earl OF Glasgow Rev George Williams, Vicar
The Lord Bishop OF Ely. of RiIgwood.
Lord Richard Grosvenor, r. Boscawcn Evelyn, Esq.
NJ. I. . - Major X. D. Osborn (auth0r Of
The Right Hon. sir X. y. 'lslan Under tho Arabs).
Phillimorc j. A. Fruuds Esq.
Sir George Il. Osborne Bart. James Bryce ESQ., D. c. L.
rne Dean ., ~ r n hqsins rrolessor OF Civil
lessor OF Modern History ut o. j. shaw lccvrc, M. +.
Oxford. ;. Morley, NJ. l..
Thomas Carlyle, Esq. Rev. Newman Hall.
Ambrose r. DE Lse. Esq j. W. Probyn. Esq
Rev. Sir j. r. Phillips. Bart. 4: Dcimar Morgan ESQ
The Hon. and Rev. sydney Rev Baldwin Brown
Meade. Rector OF Wvlye The Rev. DR. Ral,igh
The Hon and Kew W. H. Dr. Humphrey Sandwith
+. A. Freeman. ESQ, ID. G. L. Herbert Spencer ESQ
Rev. DR.. Liddon, Canon OF r. Pennington, VI. r.
ST. Pauls Rev. tho hon. A. q. Douglas
Rev DR.. Allon. w. X Ralston. Esq.
" r. Hubbard, Jr, ESQ, Or. Humphrey, Professor Of
@. Is. skinner ksq. Anatomy, Cambridge,
r. II. Hutton. Esq
Lieutenant General O W Trcmcnhccrc Q. y, II. E..
Hon. Treasurer, Dorchester square, W.
Laurence T. Cave, ESQ.,. 13 Lowndes square. <. w.
Rev. SpoTprd A. Brooke, / Manchester sauaro W. Hon.
Row NJ. MacColI. II Chester terrace, ). w., sec"
bankers
Messrs Horries, Fnrquhnr & Co.. l6 st. James ST. 8 w
The committee have sent Dr. Humphrey Snndwiih to tho
scat OF war with six Besides their sick and
wounded soldiers and Bulgarian ngtives the
have 1000 sick aud wounded Turkish prisoners whom
they treat with much their own. Help most
urgently needed llc gives double who gives quickly
In appcslng tor bclp from American citizens COM
mittce express hope thut the occasion will
fitting for showing sympathy with nation mi king
has borne the hoavy Moslcm for centuries
LONDON Nov 10, 1877
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From tho above u Will be seen that tho aggregate
amount earned by thirty-iour hands Including slrl
pcrs aud bunehcrs who are generally chidrcn) during
TAG week previous TO the strlkc Was S2J7 10. or an
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Double track, the most improved equipment, and the
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
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IA through trains each way daiy dcpots
lin New York.
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THE ANGLICAN STEAMSHIP. COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
- PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE
The only transatlantic line sailing under tho AMERt
CAN Flag. sailing every THURSDAY from Phil adel-
phia and WEDNESDAY, from Liverpool
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-12

W. publish this morning in our tel
egraphic columns full particulars of a
terrible calamity occurring in st. Louis
yesterday morning. At about 2 A. M.
q fire broke out in the Southern Ho-
tel, one of the largest in the city, and
mounting rapidly, the whole upper
portion of the building was soon en-
veloped in flames. From forty to
fifty lives we're lost-one account, via
Chicago, placing the number even as
high as l25. This latter statement is
probably ain evaporation resulting
rom the intense excitement prevail
ing in all of the Eastern cities on re-
ceipt of the news of the fearful con-
%flagration. The accounts from St.
Louis direct are perhaps more au-
thentic and nearer the mark. These
are certainly bad enough, showing
an aggregate loss of life fearful to con-
template. The scenes and incidents
attending the disaster, as depicted in
our dispatches, are simply appalling.
Many of them are heartrending in the
extreme and the whole sad story Is
full Of mournful interest.
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plan of compromise which the Presi-
dent will say he approves. If the
President has non to propose, then
he demands that either Governor
Nichols or himself be promptly re-
cognized. The President, he said, has
a right to recognize Nichols, but has no
right to withhold his hand and permit
the legal governmental be crushed out
by force. Pinchback announces to-
night that he will morrow take over
enough colored members from Pack
ards Legislature to Nichols Legisla-
ture t. break up the Returning Board
quorum in the former body. If he
succeeds the problem will be very near
a solution.
Burning Of the Southern Hotel at
st, Louis.
NEW YORK, April IL.
The Herald's st. Louis special, dated
at $3.50 A.. NJ, says: The Southern
Hotel is now burning. 1t will be en-
tirely destroyed. No further details.
Democratic Victory In Jersey City.
NEW YORK, April IL.
The World says the Democrats have
carried the municipal elections in
Jersey City by an overwhelming ma
jority.