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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-15
How the Errors Crept In.

Florence De Laigne, who recently
published some verses on .,Autumn" in
these columns, writes to ask .Who is
responsible for the Typographical errors
in the Ha0keys9'' Lean down here,
Florence, while we whisper in your ear !:
'--sh nobody is. The editor writes So
plainly that even blind man can spell
out his words; the compositors are col
lege men who have edited papers Of their
own, and set up the matter exactly as it
is written and correct what mistakes the
editor makes; the proof reader is . pro-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-15
Have Women a Monopoly of Weak
..-.-.--. Nerves.
JICKS.

81. One would suppose so. to read all that
male authors have to say Of the prone
ness on the part Of women to indulge in
Mysteries and other i-opportune demon
STATIONS when threatened with sudden
death, and Of the strength and calmness
which men display in the face of danger
yet, Judging from three occurrences
which took place during Thanksgiving
week, men with unreliable nerves are by
no means scarce, and it is possible for a
woman to exercise GOODNESS and courage
in soul. trying times,
First, there was the case Of the Pom
merania. 1t is claimed by the survivors
that the officers Except fine captain) aud
crew of the steamship became utterly de-
moralized, and, owing to- lack of disci.
pine, and absolute. brutality on the part
of those in charge of the vessel, many
passengers were lost who could have been
saved. had anything like order been pre-
served. Again, the store of Rogers &
Orr, dry goods merchants in New York,
was burned on the eve of Nov. 81. One
of51he firm, while the Gre was in progress,
was so overcome that friends were COM
PEELED to send him home in a carriage,
and within an hour another one of the
firm slccumbed to fright and anxiety,
and he also was taken to his home. At
no time was there the least danger of any
lives, being sacrificed, and the only horror
which confronted these gentlemen was
seeing their property (which was nearly
covered by insurance) destroyed. So
much for the, sell; possession of man
Now for an exhibition Of the timidity
and nervousness OF woman. 80.
Hardly were the opening exercises at
Public, School No. 80 (New York; con.
Guided. on the morning of the 9Th ult.,
when the janitor discovered the telling
around the steam boil.r was on fire He
notified the principal, Miss Falvey, who
Immediately K ave the ii snal for dismis-
sal, and the cnitdren jryfulIy prepared to
leave the building, thinking tina: their
ea1lv release WAS que to the following
day being Thanksgiving. The principal
estaid calmly VI her post and watched the
happy children troop by. When about
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-15
Capt. Bogardus Breaks 5000 Glass Balls
81 sF Without \ Miss.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Capt. Bogardus began in
the forenoon the feat of breaking 5000 glass
balls out of G, 200 At noon he had broken S62,
and seventeen minutes later 500, without .
single miss. Only q few people were present
at she beginning-among them DR.. Carver.
NEW York, AN. S.-Cast. Bogardus contin-
ued breaking glass balls this evening with WON
derful rapidity. He loudly applauded
when he finished breaking 1000 balls without
having made a single miss. He went steadily
on and shattered ball after bali, notwitbstand-
ing his thumb was badly swollen. shortly af-
ter o'clock tonight he finished hia work, and
broke 5000 balls in 5000 shots, not having
made single miss throughout. The feat was
loudly cheered, and Bogardus will continue the
work tomorrow and endeavor to repeat tho
performance. MIR. Abe Kleinman, of Chicago.
commenced firing after B gardus and fired at
400 balls, missing six out of that number.
Bogardus gave him 200 broken balls out of
1000. The match will continue TO- morrow.
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Epigranls.
u

Dompous attorney, while trying cause,
was qulZzlng witness and lOOkiL e for flaws,
The witness, who owed him a personal
i Il ;grudge, " ~ IS 49, =
Judge. - :,
-! demand, sir" he cried with fiery-red face
"A little attention while trying this case"
Your Honor" responded the meek little
man, p a. ...
Pm paying as little as any one can"
The Judge with frOwn.
Looked solemnly down f
On the squabble, and said, from tie bench
5IE. where he sat,
'e'We want nothing but silence, and little of
that"
A wid sSEsr. of sixty-hve, with countenance
Unto the marriage altar leads miss of sweet
sixteen,
The priest steps down, in stole and gown,
with grave and solemn air,
And to the font, withouta word, he leads the
"why bring US fhere2" the groom inquiries.
The sober priest replies,
II thought that thee had brought to me this
infantto baptize." ~ ~-@ - $500
Johnny Vanderburg married a wealthy old
wife,
q Who oft, in querulous tone,
Each day of their wearisome conjugal life
:. Would remind him her wealth was her own
MY money bought this, and my money
bought that =
With my money you seem to be free'-,
LII Vanderburg cried, as he put on his hat,
Twas your money, my love, that boug hit
A close-fsted deacon iii class.meeting rose:
He balanced himself onhis heels and his toes ::
He snuft1ed and said ,as he wiped I'D his tears.
1--WE been a church member for forlyodd
To all O. the loYe feasts an'meetin's I've went
An all my religion hain't cost me cent?
Then, Fl ON dark corner, voice loud and
Responded "Amen! Your religion is cheap.
OF all my reverses," miser declared,
There is one where I've not lost dolla-,
tell you that many a penny is spared
BY reverslnga suiled paper collar"
Said young Romeo Butts to Miss Claribel
! Is Cults, ,it !. L.. ..-.':
(As they stood in parlor Respondent with
light, .us. =.
With wearisome sigh, 90, can not tell
why,
Butt somehow, I feel like a fool here to-
night"
Said Miss Claribel Cults to young Romeo
Butts,
With pitiless smile that she could not
conceal,
Eyes, your face would betray, am sure, what
you say,
For you certainly look all YOU say that Won
feel"
Each Sabbath morn, through fields and woods
Old Silas Robinson would stray,
And mid the mountain solitudes,
Would while the sacred hours away.
One day, returning from stroll,
he met his pastor on the road
A dull, well -me ming. honest soul
As ever in the world abode,
why stray from church?' the pastor cried,
Because" old Robinson replied,
- In grave and solemn tones,
II leave the sermons from the sticks
For sermons from the stones"
'. husband?' said Mrs. Ophelia McMunn,
A he gazed at her willful and passionate
".Whel that boy got his temper, I never could
Pm certa n he never could take it from me. ~
M doubt, my dear wife, your assertion is
l never have missed any temper from you. "
-EuocneJ J. Hall in CHICAGO Tribune
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
GRIMES IND CRIMINALS.

GRIMES IND CRIMINALS.
Robert Malone, postmaster at Buck
ley's station, KY, was mysteriously murdered
with a Ratchet, Jan. It'll.
Charles Etheridged, the st. Paul ab-
sounding defaulter, has been found and has
made restitution of SOS, 600 in cash, and $4,000
in property. He relented and made restitu-
ton under the influence of hts wife.
Eight stills have been seized in STAN
ley county, North Carolina, and eight distill.
ers arrested One of the raiding party was
shot Seizures were made at Bennlttsville
and Walhalla, South ICarolina, but the prop
erty taken at the latter place was recaptured
by Il band of Georgians.
The Bismarck Tribune gives an ac-
count of a murder at that place, on New
Years eve. James Brooks was the victim
and the murderer was Corporal Roland. The
murder took place at a ball or orgie given at a
house of i'll fame and was the result of an old
grudge. A first fight was begun, during
which Roland drew pistol andshot Brooks
in the head, killing him Instantly. Roland is
in jail
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-15

The business failures in great Britain
and Scotland during 1878 were 15,O57, Of
which 2,64S were in financial and wholesale
and manufacturing branches of trade. The
increase is 4,3o7 failures last year over the
proceeding year. an-s %3't4.I1
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-01-15

AChippewa, Wis, tel gram of January
2nd, says the curtain fell upon the Chase
Goodhue excitment last Thursday. The pris.
oner was taken to Eau Claire by the sheriff
about two hours after hi, sentence, to, escape
the mob for the third time. He is in States
prison at Waupun for life. .a st-1
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Nl6ChLLAdN EOOH.
The yellow fever has reappeared at
Rio Janeiro. ...t' ~. ..&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09

reuts clea', wa;cr, chcap gas. cheap dry goods,
cheap ertosI;cs and prov! ioDs--a!i CT WI CHI
should lie as IOT r1i!cI hare e. 10 aay Other
city ia lie conuug. I'D much cheaper than
they afo in Waahicg!o1--ali with arolhor
train Oh Tie Washicgt0n RAILROAD tetwesn !
ana u O'clock 4: LIGHT. '..aay pcCElo Tho COW
live 10 W.shiE.toa 57cui CINE htr,, boti for
economical purposes aad Is l. I.co itGaltei2
better Ter bfGsGg up Children. AZ improve.
fpelt il tur s.se!s vtulti +: pVothar Induce
Incrt 70: than 10 G0m2 besa, for tic present
conGitcn CT tbs thofcu2hfa1;s shocks strar gers
It tic I;5t ,i.h:. Instead ti' !he patching how
ia prcgrc:a, aal which is cs:IainIy better than
Dc!hiUg, ono street at g ,;na should be macala.
r.izsd, 6nd. with Tho money DOS speot 10 re.
pairiag, a0G with tho iabcr OF The cIa2 earg,
the rapidity Hith which The ahclc lctgth If e
street, If SIT about Gs gently. c1uld he renaVed,
would surprise those u5aoeuS:emot 10 The ceIsr
ity with which such work is accomplished else
where. L:t Ina tcwn opco &C! GU: OF tho old
rut, end there is 10 telling the speed with
which she will advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09
yyEssr.S OF TAE slys

a pa;a.cr fill fifty feet ia Est Baltimore
yesterday an5 wss instantly killed.
Mt. Ve.ooa NJ. +. Church iu Baltimore has
extended call 10 R27. Thomas Guard.
Ii seems probablo that the republicans have
elecch ell four Of The Cearresancn from Cali.
iorbls.
Charles Jew1t!, SOD Of President Jcwclt, Of
the Eric Railway; died ct Dc2vcr, C0l., ca St.
urday last.
President llayes, General Sherman and At.
torney General Devcrs lel: Washington ycster.
day for the West.
Mis-. Chisholm gave her testimony yesterday
in the trial Ct the kewrer county :uurdcr case
at De kaib. Miss.
Mr.. Frerch, * Sergeant ut Arms Of the
Senate will, 1t !s said, s1c3aeG Dir. Phelps as
enc OF the Disiric: Ct Columbia Commissioners.
Judging frOu tho nunbar OF applications 70
cevea CT the Navy Department for discharge
from the navy irom bnY5 who have entered as
apprentices Oh the ditf.-cat training ships, that
service is DC! a. agreeable az the boysex pcc.od.
a business is said to De c,rricd Ga 10 Fog.
land, France aad Germany Tor tho manufacture
Of fao Smiles Ct u. s. postage stamps. which
arc s3li TO persons WHO arc mabioE oclItci ors
OF postage stamps.
The steamship Gig Of Montreal, which ar
lived 10 Neg York % Suudsy. brought $780,
600 IL silver TH& steamship Eermsnic which
arrived ca Saturday, brought - OLE AS, OF
which 1902 900 weyl go.a bars; INC remainder
American gold c3a.
". II. Bel, c3nreclcl uith the Adams Exr
press Company q. E.Ea4 City. Mo, abscoru-
ed On he 70 Il nt iuSr,t .pt,rr s. E0D nE ,f n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BIZ
.GDGAR SNcwDBN.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8
Tha republican victory 10 Maine, yesterday,

Tha republican victory 10 Maine, yesterday,
ike that 10 California last week, sLd. IS We
fear, that 10 Ohio will &c ntZ: moth, is net
s1rpiiSicg. The democrats were hardly 10 the
hsh. ct oil, Tie corcst boirg between the re.
pubciGa Oh he ooe side aud the GreanbacE
~cisInsEen'I party OF tue other, the flrmcr
adVocstirg the GOOD cl dcmocralic doctrine CT
sound money, AID tic latter, the Wild vsgary
Ct gu rrcdemabio paper or al Unlimited and
ieDastd silver curroncy Ia such contest it
vas but reasonable that patriotic democrats
and those Interested 10 the preservation Ct
property and tie stability OF values should
have voted with the former. The country now,
owing to natural causes, has entered upcn o
period Ct renewed business activity and Gem.
mereial prosperity, erd all it wants to Sc
care It's material welfare is peace and noa.ioter
teverce by The Government with the medium
by which trade is c,p1ucej. Toward the at-
;alnment OF the former Tepublicabism is CIR
taInly 20! conducive. but the SUCCESS of tho
greeDblckcr5 would etiecusly prevent the
Litter, and Tor that reason people who have
Any interests 10 be protected, or who have
ATTY regard FIR tho interests Ct the ccualry,
I'd opposed 20 lock upon tho result of the
Maire election as The Lesser OF the two
e7ils presented, cnd 10 derive from thai.
TACT sucu consolation, p0Gr though i. be,
as i; ID capable ci ttf4rding. The democrats
are hsrd TO leach, but it may be that 8ha. has
Just occurred 10 Cililtr1ia snl Maine, and
what wc ~ afraid nay tccrr from The ssmo
osuses 10 Onio NIX: month. ard 10 New Y ork
the month alter, from party fq1abble, nav
iGtuoc them "a reeiiz: their precaricus coudi.
t!Cn, and teach them hoT to puck the tlowcr
safely from the neLt!e dagger in the presidential
election ntx! year. o.; tEcir SUCCESS 10 this
year S elk c;i0rs, oWirg 70 their reruncia;ioo Of
The cardinal principles Of their party, we have
lItIo hope; bu! ali is no. lost if they shall be
wise enough to PROFIT By their defeat and make
Gts:etc allure their spos:acy aa3 return 10 The
faith OF their f.hlrI. sr;! -gsio 'c:Ec now to
iresaot scIId front Ia tbs ircseuco CT the
enemy.
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sSsSs:lfiSg.9 .T-F;ls~.E

ihaye aro sc, at ;ho White Sniraus Sor:ess
between 300 ADD 400 guess.
Auorg the dc;accTsti1 3cl2sl,c3 /" the New
York State Convea:i1n to nlsr; q. S5yecuso is
ex UOvoroa: Walker.
The Rlohman4 !at2Ijxctc T. -asa we feel
authorized 20 a1n0unco the c2la al3,e overthrow
ana rCu. Ct Tie rcadlaa:cTs' party 10 tho pend
ing campaign ii our State. The cGaflior has
been Sharp and shcrt tut vafy decisive 50
decisive, IN FACT. as TO leave the rea6juster5
w:thCu; hope OF success They are IN foil
retTaat e7cry where. aud, 50 FL az the approach
Ing cce:ious ate c)ac2sacd, wall very sooa
ground ihtir Grgfi3 ana CEASE aaiyr hasii.:ias. "
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Illicit EsistiItery.

CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 9-Ab5u: l o'clack
this uo'ci0s R.v.nac ColItc:ar F,reoo Smith,
Ia company Hith v.rai cfi,erp, ssiue., scc.ss
TO the re disG!:ias establishment OF Frank an.
dress, 70 Sycamore st:eei, where they discover.
ed Tires ablsZ9 IN The furnaces ard Illicit whis
key running ircG tao mouth Of u sill into q
half hlled barrel. Ai!cudi,g lha still was :
nsn named Drsutusn. Tho officers arrested
the na2, bottled Eoma OF tho ahiskey - ha used
ss evidence. aat GsDsrlei sitter placing guard
over the establishment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09

recent examination Of tho books in the
land Office of tho Interior Department by q
gentleman who has bad casual access to those
books reveals tho enormous a1a0tity of tho
public land that has been squaudored by the
radicls since they camo into POSSESSION or
the Government. Indeed his disclosures NOV
well be said to be appalling. Millions of acres
have been given away, sometimes 10 tracts IS
large as States. and often for no other ruypose
than to pat small portion cf the pIanier into
their own pockets. The people of the country
have been robbed OF untold wealth 10 order
that the robbers might receive few thousand
dollars. as thief will destroy the water 90.
paratus Of whole house to get the
tsw cents the lead pipe will bring Ct The Junk
store. When the rascali,y If tho radical regime
shall be exhibited 10 al its nakeduess, which
csuno: DC doae duiing radicll administration,
tho Wcuder will be how the people allowed
themselves to be so outrsgeousy aud rapscious
!y p!undered for 30 opg term without finding
1t cut, AID whether tho robbers will be per-
mitted 20 60 UNPUBLISHED.
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The Maine Election.

Tao election yls:rday it Maine went in favor
OF tic rcpu5Iicats, although The election Of a
governor BY he people is il doubt. They
also CARY the Legislature, AL 80 secu:s L.,
eltcion Of Republican src,!ssor 10 Me- Han
lilo in the Uoited States Scrase.
Mr.. Blaine telegraphs: We hsvo carried
large ms ority Of the tlcuse OF Representatives
aud ma lollty oft the Senate apparently, though
not Certainly. We have given cur candidate
for governor plurality Of moro tbaa 90 900
votes over the g.cebbaoS cacdiiate aud 40 COO
hsvo given h:Gl Cus absolute mti,ri.y over
both will only be determined BIZ further re
turns, aud possibly b. the ofi.is cou1f. GA
jeirt ballot ia tbs Legislature We shall have a
large msioriiy. thus controlling The Executive
Council and selection CT all State oficsrs'
LATER.
BANGOR. Maine, September ., lSTo.-
Returns from Thirty ioTrs 10 perobscot c1uuty,
Including Bangor, gives tCts! 7o:o Of ll,,204
sgsiDst l.05G assyeay.
The vote 10 these teHGs a01 stands: DAVIS,
republican, $50; GarcslaG, democrat, S37;
Smith, Greeubsck, t jSI. showing republican
majority of $50 aDd arepubic,n gain OF 1856
This rate will yearly. # MOI ulitc, carc,l theo
position majority OF 600 last year, aud leave the
county cIoso. Republican representatives ara
elected 10 Bangor, Dexter. Stes,7, Wono AID
BreeneE--a gain CT five and proaabiy ooe or .9c
more.
a furious rain s:6sm prevailed yesterday
throughout the entire tsy.
DOVER. MAINE, Sept. 9-Rsurns from
PlScataquls county show that tho republicans
have elected their county officers. > representa-
tlVes aud senator, snd viii give az least So
majority for Governcr.
PORTLAND. Me- Sept. 9--Ecturls, although
not official, show : House 81 republican to Il
opposition Sensso Is republican to 10 oppo.
sltl0p. North lclk, Oxford and Franklin no
CERTAIN. Oac vote from either county gives
Davis the Goveruorsbio. Ia the event OF
the opposition getting all the republican
house would probably send up the namo ei
lion. Bon Bradbury, hight democrat, wan
| has The few s,attCrlug votes thrown, and the
opposition senate would tf course elect him.
This estimate gives Cumberland. Sagadohcc.
Liocolo, Kenncbtc aad Rcscogs;n, Hancock.
Washington and Pscaan qu;s counties to thu
rapubllcaas-l5. Snmerses, Peuob;co,t, Wal
do. Aroostook and kulx TO tho opposition
10. York, 81 Ozttrl. >; F,aLk!in, l-uucar.
lain. There Is nothing 10 change the footiOg
on the G0Vc!EtrS votc, s. telecraphcd last
night.
CALAIS. Maioc. S r;. 9.-Ehe rtpu5l;cus
have carried WaShiuglan couGty by $50 n: IT.
lily, By ciccliog > Senator's AMI OF the 10
eprtsentatlvss-hav ga!n Il uGG IN tn,
Princeton c!as'.
STATE ELECTIONS THIS FALL q aio aud
Iowa both hold elections Oh tho l4:h OF O.a
| Ia. L. o.
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SCEIItpr ESapp

TORONTO. ONT, Sent. 9.--A l!.rea mile
.cuillug race bsi"cen Jske G4ndsu. and Bill
Mcher vas rawtd cary his morcing after
hVe postponemerts. GsuGaue took tho !esd
at tho Start aud Vas never headed, wiooirg by
length AID o half Tima--25m. OBS. The
water was rough.
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E.3EEFSyT S-Sss1s-

The Tapar; that 60, ono iroap wauA Ia sect
from SDeic to Cara is ooa;,aa;oSed.
Mr. Bal. archttc and sIr7eytr. Of Man
chester, has failed. l!i3 liabilities ace SVEN 81
Is 800 pound.
Saacr CAuoves D.; lIo has a-.: charged
with the pssltn 81 officially is'iing Tie hand
OF the Archdnohes' marie Chtis.ine Of Austria
10 marriage with k:ne A,!Grs'.
Pope Leo h4H Addressed Emperor William ia
the lnterts Of harmony bslWean Germany uDi
tbs Vatican. aa4 it Is gncouao@d that the over
turo meets wiki ;ac approval u Bismarck.
John O'C0nncr Power w3rms thu British
government that isit doeS,oot submit 10 the pres,
sura CT agitation 10 regard to ths land question
in Ireland, it may iiAvo 10 recosnz, tbs pres
sure Of rebellion.
Lorillard has P17olo aad Ggradiac entered
fer races at tho Donc,ser meCiog to day. and
both statd high il ths bettio2. Geraldine is
favorabiy monioncd for tho Champagne stakes
and Parole for the gtcpt York: hire haadic,p
1t is estimated that thirty thousand persors
are still Gut OF work in Glasgow The iron
trades only arc doing sd The building trades
arc 10 the worst c)1ditIop, and il will he neces
sary again to make provision TO assist It, Cucm
ploSed duricg Tho coming winter
The KISS OF a SERpENT.-A correspondent
10 Lat9urshe parish, says the New Orleans
Demcciat. guarantees the Truth of tho follow
ing details Near tho Cutoff, ii. Lambasse
and his son both fell victim to snake bite IA
der the ioloTinS circumstances. Lsnbsssc
acd bis sen Bib were serpent cEarmers, who
clrcd as little for ratIlsS5ak:s as they would fer
turtle doves. They we're constantly surrounded
By their vaEomous PETS. scrpcnis CT tho most
deadly species, with which they played fssr,
lessly.
Last Sunday B.bi, who had G magnificent
rattes1ake, tried TO sell t 10 one Of bis friends.
For this purpose he tock it vut OF O barrel
where it wss kept, ard, in o:der to show bis
skill, tried to make the reptile kis hin. Tic
s,rpeni, unwilling to grant the caress desired.
ended By becoming so eorascd that no biz bis
charnet $ toOsu,, GJd also bis iet arm. In
meoiately afictWaid Bibl's father took tho ser.
pert ID bis hands aud tried to show those pre-
sent tha. his son had acted clunsily, Or vas q
charmer Of much inferior character TO himself
The serpent bit him n!so Father asd 500 vera
both attacked with fsishtiu pains shortly after,
and their bodies baoams horribly swollen. Thsy
died IN exc.ucis,ing tcrturss."
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Wreck E'O;,rs..

NORFOLK, Va, September 9.-Cspt. Blake,
OF the schooner Jacob Birdsall, CT New York.
reports he has just found tho wreck Of his vessel
in Chesapeake Bay near Cherrystone She Wac
lost in the hurrcsAe of August 18th. The vessel
being dismastod and the crow doubtless all loe,,
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O1e Ct the many ways open to this city for
toe Improvement of lis coadii,n is that By
which of6ceholders and o!he- PEOPLE doing
business in Washington can be induced to re-
side here with their families. With cheap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09
Strike.

WHITEHALL. N. Y, Sept. 9 -Noarly 500
miners OF MlneVii'r, rcar por: Henry. went GU,
on strike, yesterday, sud demanded so, Der
day advance. Everything 10 qulot thus far.