Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-27
German Socialists.

German Socialists.
Among tho passengers on the Bremen sleam-
ship Weser that arrived st New York on Mon
day we're three cf the German Socialists bat
ished by the Berlin Government.
Heinrich E,ks is q cigarmaker, about forty
years DID, F5r tho past twe!vo years he had a
cigar shop ia Berlin. When the S0ciastlc
! movement began in 1868 be at c3c5 became a
leader ia il. Tie police have loug had hln
singled ous as a special target Ter the:r attcI,
tions, and Euncrous foes have been Imposed
| upon him. Tho vary next Day stter the 2Sth
| day Of Novemnet iss:, wheu lho state OF slego
was proclaimed in Berlin, he received notice TO
quit the city. :,
On the dag that M1. E,ks vas forced 10 quit
Berlin with lis family, forty SIX OF his fellow
Socialists received similar notices to 90 toto eX'
| lie, and others we're similarly treated In the
days Immediately following. families Wera
separated, soa5 irou, their eyed parents, anA
fathers ffon their sizes and children WHO were
| dependent % them f3r support. ine indIgna'
| ton throughGuf Berlin was very great.
F.ofian Pau is q ln4n 0! about a. gears, aud
a5 weaver by trade, bus for the past twelve
years he vas JookseepeT Ct The "UnlVersa!
Factory Operatives Union for the Support OF
the Sick sv. ln:e7mcat Of the Dasd"-a as.
sociation I:,ca.a 10 Boriip, acd possessing 49,
600 members. Mr Paul has been q Dsrtlclpa-
Tor ia tho Y3.k:ogmcn'5 movements sirc, 1861.
! liz received his uotica 10 quit 6er!la ca the
ssno day IS Aic. fict1s. uo hs;i barely time
to ge! his bo9i5 sad ace3uns ic order.
Jacob TioneH is cigar maker, 43 years 0;
age. iI5 has been resilient CT Deru Ter -
years, and participation N tho worklngnens
movement since 1861. llo lsd ciga: shop 10
the Prussiaa capital. no says that he lett his
house aecr2ty three hours prior to his depar-
ture from the city. for fear that Otherwise h.a
| neigh55rs ii igh5 tjcz together to accompany
him, gad might thas give the police pretex1
| for arrcsiDg and np;;soning him as TIC leader
of the mob. At the railway station, however.
multitude was assembled to see the ezies cli.
4 MARRYING MAN,-Roy. chm Mandclne,
Ct B.ookIyr, jus: senteIc.d to five years I'M
prisoame1t fo, bigany. missed his calling. lie
should have beer h1mo!st. In his contcs-
sion 10 tao judge, be wrote: "After my first
vile died, il 1878, went TO Philadelphia,
waere | became acquainted With Mary Il. Rus
tel, AID narsia3 hsr. Sooo after lny wife left
nlo on accouot Of Ing religion. | then went to
! Ncssark as a preacher Ct tho Gospel. IhaIe
became acqaanied With a. CD Wldos, who
rrop03ad i1e!llseo 20 IDc afd, sitter tcit!pg hcf
/ ray circumstances as regards my vile WGo ID
liyinc, got married to her. She also lett me.
! | then weut 70 Bradford, Conn, where made
| the acdaaio!a9c2 OF . third woman, to whom
w,s married. She i0uod OCT The c!rcu:nstancca
respecting my previous marriages, aod one
mor1i9g upon rctu,a!DE iroC work tound
| that she aso hal lGd. thco csC1o TO Troy,
where | orn,ad tha atqualntaCc, OF servant
cifl, TO whom | was married. She He'd 1rem
me. Learning that this 'asF person Intended
| 10 have nc arrested, loft Troy and WeCt to
Lowell, Mass came soro:s illcnd W''o III
troduced ne to youog lady, and aiter some
time keeping her company, l. proposed ana was
married TO hes. About mouth alter sna Was
| iotormcd Of ny previous marriages. and ha1
| to leave Massachusetts. ihcn cIme to VIA
| field, H. l., where / married my pres ,nt wife.
| Miss WiedoI, and for which marriage | was
lacked I'D, |, therefore, ask far mercy.
Nora COOP LITTLE Boy. President Gibbs.
Of the american Temperance Institute, recently
saw boy asleep co the doorstep OF piInling
ofF;c,, lbc lad said that he WAS 4 homeless.
mcnoyess sick orphan. Gibbs tock hic homc'
washed him, garo him new clothes, AID on
Sunday before last exhibited him In the Cooper
Institute temperance meeting, dramatically
kissing him before tho audience. lie related
the story that the boy mad told Of the NeWsboys
iT,odpiDg House, saying that the bed he had been
furnished with was simply mat, and that DC
was compellsd to shiscr through two nights with
M cnvcri5y cxc.pt the clothes be wore. Great
was the sympathy for the yOungstcr and The To-
dipnation agaiost the lodging house. GIBBS
offered bin, redeemed and we'll comoed lcr
ADDITION a benevolent bookseller from Spar
tauhnfg. s. G., volunteered to take him, out
the boy bid bis face 10 Gibbs coat and vailed
loudly, After the meeting the boy walled anew
at eyrry argument 10 fascr Of southern home
ard the matter was droTnod. Gibbs took MN
hnuo again, SOD scnt BIN cut the nt2t uay
~ith :ao dollars To make SGmo nnIcna9ct.
That was The last seen OF hIn Gy hlr. UioO',
who sai G0tipg abo1lt Glm IN tac temperance
meeting ye$tcrdaJ.-N I. 'oW'
TIE SMALL Boys DhEMMa.-A sayins
Of little Portland boy is thus recorded IN the
Shoe aud Leather Reporter Little Arthur
at the age Of f7c, had been taking liberties
J With bi5 mothers paia.s, aDd came into the
, room with lis hard ornameDted With the var
ietv CT nixed coIors wh;ca his irqulsll7cness
had discovered. Why, what have you beou
doin2, ny child said mamma, to get, your
hands 10 SUCH state? That's secret, said
Arthur. You must tell ne how you got you:
hands SO soilcd' I can't tell you mamma
. Els secret Arthur, said she, quito 10 car
nes. row, if you dom tell me l shall certalnl'
whip yor.' The boy hestatcd moment, g
# balancing his mind between two horns, OF
- dilemma, aod then be said, plaintlVciy, Y GU
!, Whip me if de- Tho answer a7ected the dis
= ciD!iae Of the rod.
T For upwards Ct thirty years Mrs. Wlnsio"'
Soothing Syrup has beeu used Tor cnlldren.. |
- corrects ocidity of the stomach, relieves Wn