The daily gazette., 1881-08-11
The Demand for Labor.

The commissioners OF immigration
at Castle Garden, New York, continue
to be pressed with demands for emf.
grant labor, which is regarded as one
of the surest indications of the coun-
try's prosperity. We noticed a few
days ago how the Emigration Society
of South Carolina was reaching out
for this labor. The commissioner
from that State again telegraphed on
Monday ave want emigrant fami-
lies. Send us all that will come no
matter how many women and children,
they will be welcomed and provided
for" The State pays for the trans
portation of emigrant families, and
pledges itself to provide for them until
they secure homes. The farmers
from all parts of South Carolina are
making daily application for mon,
women and children, and the Castle
Garden bureau is doing all it can to
supply the demand, twenty families,
numbering eigty persons. having been
forwarded last Saturday. But the
call for help is not confined to South
Carolina. .-Balto. Sun.
Atlanta Is torn by an unique con-
fiict. The washerwomen have struck
All the lavatories of linen in the city
have Joined hands In an attempt to
exact s'dollar Dozen" The
"trade" has formed an association
and no member is permitted to take a
stretch Of linen under the union rates.
The result is a general state of the
dirty shirt in the Southern Birming>
ham. The public is resolved never TO
yield, If they have to go in their pelt.
The colored brethren are not less de-
termined aud we shall soon see the
cotton trade seriously affected unless
the matter Is compromised. This
would be good time for the ingeni~
GUS inventors Of celluloid and other
enduring fabrics not susceptible Of
soiling. The Atlanteans would doubt
less make the fortune Of the man who
should invent shirts that only needed
springing off TO make them presenta-
BILE.
An illustration of how railway
construction helps to develop both the
mining and manufacturing industries
of new country is given in the es-
tablishment OF the South Poublo steel
works In Colorado, at cost of up
ward Of 81 ,000, 900. The capacity OF
these works for the first year is 30, 900
steel rails, and these are already con-
tracted for with the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway company for its ex-
tensions. The iron mines of this region
will furnish the needed ore.
PATTI CoNcERrs.-Tbe Adelini Patti
n L-
the United States November 0, 1881, at
New York. Thence they will visit
Eastern cities and reach Baltimore
(Academy of Music) January 8 and 8,
1882, Washington January 10, Phils-
delphia January "a. The Western and
Southwestern tour will begin, including
New Orleans February II and Chicago
March l.
China will soon send new Minister
to Washington to take the place Of
Yung Wing, who bas been running the
education branch OF the legation at
Hartford for the benefit Of his wfe's
relatives. She 10 Connecticut lady.
Yung Wings adoption OF the spoils sys
tenn bears out the assertion OF phrenol-
ogists that Cinnamon have very large
bump Of imitation.
CART. r. W. MoKINNEY, the demo-
Cratic nominee for encouragement of
Virginia. opened the campaign at Buck.
ingha G. H. on Monday last, speaking
to large audience. He will meet Capf.
Il. 8. BLAIR. his readjnster opponent in
joint discussion at Fairfax O. II. next
Monday. Major Daniel and Col. Cam
eron, candidates for Governor, wi II have
JOINT discussion at Danville tonight.
SOME HoRsE-THIRvINa SropPED.-
One night last week horses were stolen
from the stables OF the Lloyd Brothers
and Alexander Brown, West Nothing
ham township. The Lloyds got on the
trail Of the thief, aud tracked him to
North East, Nd, where they found their
horse In the possession Of a boy named
Steele, who was parad!p pa the animal for
the purpose OF selling it-having sold
Mr.. Browns horse. Both the animals
were recovered, and young Steele-who
had formerly worked at tLloyd's-wasin In.
duced TO drive the horse home.-oxford
Press.
An Orange Grove in Putnam county,
Fla, which is assessed on the tax books
at valuation Of $500, was sold last week
to . gentleman from Washington city