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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Mn. SnhOnl.

We are requested to state that No. 4
public school will not be opened until
Monday. the 11th inst, as the repairs
have not been completed. This will
give the children who attend that
school another weeks vacation, aud for
this their parents may feel rather sorry
as we know that great many are
anxious to see the little ones 60
ing to school again.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
NmYth Post,

The regular stated meeting Of Smyth
Post No. / G. A. IL, will be held at
their headquarters next Monday eve.
ming. A full attendance is Iequested, ,as
the proposed amendments to the by
laws will be taken up for adoption or re.
lection,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Hhe Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, September
al A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States {:
fiar weather, south to west winds,
lower barometer, stationary or higher
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
The york Libel suit Ignored

In the libel suit brought by Hiram
Young, publisher OF the York Evening
Dispatch, against Majoe H. s. McNair,
editor and proprietor of the York Re-
publican, the Grand Jury ignored the
bill and directed Young to pay the
costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
namorrhasa Of In. Luugn.

The many friends of Mr.. Amos Fos-
ter, of the reportorial staff of the Every
Evening, will regret to learn that he
was seized with severe hemorrhage of
the lungs last evening. DR.. Springer
was summoned, and succeeded in stop
ping the flow of blood, and at last ac-
counts Mr.. Foster was doing as well as
could be expected.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
wnau nm a VnrIstu OF Work.

James f. Wood s. Co. are covering
with tin plate the large carriage factory
belonging to MIR. @. W. Weldin adjoin-
ing his lumber yard on the South side.
They are also busy on government
work, and for the different manufaato-
ries.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Personal.

DIR. E. A. Morgan, formerly of Phila-
delphla, has opened an office at No. 9l7
Market street. He has been practising
three years, d comes highly recon.
mended by mauy friends, both lay and
medical.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
1ne PhiINdIepnia Sunday Press.

tomorrow will contain the most care
full dramatic chronicle,a a fine column of
puzzles for the children, interesting
stories, the best reading for women and
the latest fashions. Sold by George A.
Davis, ,6OS Market street, at5 O'Clock in
the morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

Take that old picture to Sutterley &
Co., 302 Market street. aud have it
copied before it fades all out. They en-
large them to any size and their prices
are very low. . .'.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
s,nus.. Haa,eru and Ranges.

Henry f. Piokels intends to do his
share of the heater and stove trade this
fall. Will prepare for it in time, at
tend to it promptly and give saTisfac.
ton, at as low prices as fair dealing
will allow, Nos. and 0 L, 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Notice.

The Wilmington Clothing House will
be open until 8 o'clock, p. m, CON-
meuciDg Monday, September 4th.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

sutterlsy B Co., 3O2 Market street
are still taking photographs at their old
prices, Call and soc them before going
elsewhere,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Pear Ny rups

In Mason's quart jars, only 20 cents
per quart. Cheaper and better than
molasses. Deverell Bros, No. 10 East
Ath st.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Turtle AOuD .

That fine sea turtle to be served at
Moody's, Front and Market streets, this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

Use Hector -four, from W. J. Morrow,
All French strOAL,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

State OF the thermometer
ct the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock
800 SO 90
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
nl.Vp Before the pann,.

N pace who. Sno EoOpAO
sadynnesse u, they can buy Trusses
attendan,p private room for ladies,
Market sts o. James Belt, 9Th
Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

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cert giT,'a
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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
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We the 81
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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

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houses
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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
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streets
torH'SSI
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Daily Republican., 1882-09-02

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15
How California Wine is Made

Los Angeles Cores. N, Y. Tribune.I
Each coolie equipped with pruning
knife and box with handles, takes row
and cuts the tempting clusters from each
vine until his box is filled. Relays of
wagons are filed with the boxes and
driven to the building. From the side
projects hopper, into which the grapes
are poured. They are poked down Into
rapidly revolving cylinder with an ar
rangement of paddles which quickly
crush them into pulp. The stems are
thrown out from the cylinder into the
smaller end of the cone.shaped stem
ming-wheel, and by its action work
their way out. The pumace is conducted
into huge tubs, while the juice runs off
through pipe into the fermenting watts.
strained through filters in which the
skinney claws and lean arms of the inc
vitable coolie work the pulp ard seeds
which haverdn through the pipe and keep
theflter clear: Those Juice smeared hands
and elbows one should forget when he
drink sthe wine. After fermentine in the
watts the wine is pumped through pipe to
the cellars across the road. where there
is q goodly array of hogsheads and tuns
like unto that of Heidelberg. with butts
in which helf a dozen Clafences could
easily be drowned. Here the wines
stand and are clarified, some, like port,
with whites of eggs, others with gelatine
or lsinglass, and finally the more deli
cate hooks are filtered through charcoal.
In the cellars and in the storerooms
above where the barrels now hold 90.
600 gallons, the wine remains usually
year before it is offered for sale. The
pumace after the first crushing is
pressed again; then dried and used for a
fertilizer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15

their watch; it shines, attended bv :
brighter pomp and followed BY q brosdet
train, No living man has gaEed mon ia
splendor before. No watchful yotary Of
science has traced its course for nearly
ten generations. It is more than 800
years since it's approach was visible from
our planet. When last II came it start
led ala emperor ON his throne; and while
the superstition of age the taught him to
perceive in it's presence herald and q
doom, his pride sow in its flaming course
and fiery train the announcement that
his own light was about to be extin-
guished, In common with the lowest of
his subjects, he read omens of destruc-
ton in the baleful heavens, and prepared
himself for fate which alike awaits the
mightiest and meanest.
"Thanks to the present condition of
scientific knowledge, we read the heay-
ems with far clearer perception. We
see in the predicted return of the rush
ing, blazing comet through the sky, the
march of heavenly messenger along it's
appointed way and around its predistined
orbit. F or 300 years he has travelled amid
the regions of infinite space. Lone.
wandering, but not lost, he has left be-.
hind him shining suns, blazing stars and
cleaning consultations, now nearer the
eternal throne, and against the confines
Of the universe. He returns with visage
radient and benign; he returns with un.
impeded march, and unobstructed way;
he returns the majestic, swift, electric
telegraph of the Almighty, bearing upon
his flaming front. the tidtngs that
throughout the universe there is still
peace and order; that amid the immeas-
urable dominions of the Great King, His
rule is still perfect; that suns and stars
and systems still tread their endless cir
Gle, and obey the eternal law"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15
Pacific Coast History.
PN- IN

About a mile from the market.town y,
,Adelsberg; in Austria, and three miles
from Trieste, Is to be seen the most won.
dertul cavern in Europe, and possibly III
the world, called Adelsberg Gave. and
which has been explored for the length
OF nearly 1900 yards, as far as a sub.
terranean Lake. This cavern consists O
several grottos from sixty to eighty fec
high. The interior resounds with the
noise OF water, as q little river runs COM
pieteiy through il. forming many cas-.
cades on its way, and being finally lost
TO view IN assure. This river contin.
ues it's subterranean course for about
eight miles; and after time il 1isan-
pears into the caverns Of Laase. whence
It emerges as a navigation river called
the Laibach. The entrance 10 the cave
Is illuminated by hundreds of candles.
and 9 transparent curtsin, composed of
large sheets Of crystaliEed limestone. is
seen hanging from the roof. The vast
hall or bathroom is about $50 yards from
the entrance. 1t is 400 feet long. and
lOO feet high, and is adorned with trans,
parent stalactites Of every kind Of fam.
tastice shape and form. Until the wear
1919 this ballroom was the only part
known; but at this date the wall Of sta-.
!agmite was broken through, and ser
!es OF chambers exposed to view possess
ing cathedral-1ike appearance, from
the staiactites in many instances forming
vast columes by meeting the stalagmites
below. In the Adelsberg Cavern. nu-
nervous specimens are found Of the pro-:
teus. kind Of lizard that dwells IN the
bottom Of Scavern.lakes. >.s5.'.. s 8
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15
Col. 6aksrs's Eloqueut Allusion TO the
Comet. ~

The lamented Col. Baker, 81 Califor-
ma, who fell at Balls Bluff, was one Of
the most eloquent speakers 81 the west.
The presence of another comet makes
appropriate the republ ication OF his AZ:
fusion to the comet 81 1868, which o.:
cured in his Atlantic Cable celebration
Grafton Of that year. It came from q
soul: foe ~.
,,s " IS tonight fellow citizens, z he said.
yo 9, :, VIII q look ont from the glare offs
Your illuminate city into the northwes-a
tern heavens, you will perceive. low.
down on the edge q the horizon, 4 bright
stranger pursuing it's patil across tha
sky. , AMID The That keep
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15

"L1TrLE girl, do you know whose
house this is?" asked solemn-looking
old man of bright child seated on the
church steps. eyes, sir: it's Gods,
but he amt in" she added as the old
gentleman was about to walk up the
steps, "and his agents goneto Europe"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15

NASHVILLE, November 8. From COM
P!ete returns from twenty live counties
Of the state and partial returns from.
oehsfs tie dem0ctatio sentral commit.
.tee estimaes .Bates majn1fty over ltaw.
kns (rep. for governor at 80, 900, and
the majority over Hawkins, RUSSELL and.
Bessley Ct 20, 600. The Bate Legislative,
ticket vii haye 9 majority 10 both
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15

DENVER, November 81 Grants ma.
!orlty in the state will be $500, but the
latest returns show that instead of the
democratic candidate, as reported here.
tofore, James B. Beford (rep. ) is elected
TO congress by, small majority. Tho
rest Of the state ticket, including len
tenant governor, will be republican. "a
well as the leoislatnre. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-15

ST. Louis, November There were
Jour city tickets in the field. hut some Of
the candidates were on all Of them. The
] three city congressional districts win no
doubt go demo and there doesnf
seem to be q chance for the republicans
to carry a single district in the gtata.
Col. James N. Burns, the 1pemocratic
candidate for congress in the Fonrth
District. viii be elected 81 :, 800 MAORI
~ The republicans gave up tie race
before noon. - -..>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-23
9rfalberi6tc aus Daibinstcn.

empfana mebrerer hurdjreiienser pOfien Der
,,@. u. '-Seeenflidber unfali.-@eburs
ten nnn Soeesfdne. Sin neMcr Club
Den Siebem lit Ribts bcili9.-Die Sd,luf'
feier res ,,6eorsctpmncr Gpness" unc ans
eerer berpprrassncer Mnf alten. - lInpers
fcbGmtteit i'll Der boebiten potsn..-5ie bDs
Zen GHGnner.-G Sin biFfser Rid1ter. = Sas
,,@arfieIh Nsemorial Soipital. go dbues
mdRreseln segen 5euersscfdbr.
gS bling 0 Il, %. Sunt.-Ser yOdblz
gren 4oIten Nr. 2" Der y@. q. st." BON
Glib =8oifon unb Der BOfeu gr. 2 BON Ybtz
Iaoe'pbia trafen beute Sormittag Don 8altt=
more biet Elm uno fpuroen podt y&tt @arfons
Soften g.. ." begrICt. sic mari9irted
rom 8abrbofe oitett mad benz y gSeiBen
Souie," no Der Bt6fibent jeosm ein;elnen
bic Soub reidte, uno ON Nbeuo beluhten fie
EN- BON Srn. 9bner in ieinem S)mmergarz
ten peranfaltetes @onplim, -ltdr @on;ert,
bel mel6em fie BON ben 5ablreih ueriammels
ten Bublifum ants Ser3lifite begriBt ipur=
ben. &eiber tpurJe elmer Der Bbilaoelpbier,
Sr. Bbtlipp Serie, auf benz gtarIfe mad
Dem yg4eiben SauIe" pom SonnenItid)e be-
fallen unb mubte nah elmer 4potbefe ges
bradjt per6en, mo er iif aIlmdblid) pis6er
erbOlte. Die Bbilabelpbier reiien nod beute
9lben1 ab, bic SoitOner morgen friib.
Or. s. s. Softer bate bas l1uglaf,
eni Der Sreppe bes 0St. &louo @ebdubes"
Su fallen unb iid cine iflimme Serlesuu9
um SOpfe 3u5uSiebeu.
- @dbrenb Der perflofieneu gGode purz
BEN SO 3ooesfdue (pornnttr 6 SOotgeburs
ten) uno 46 @eburten angemelbet. 8rauuns
gen fuuben 25 itatt.
- Gin io;iuler Club, IS. q. @. g." bat
ii6 bier gebilbst uno fOlgeube Serfen gu 8es
o,,,tet1 errn6hIf. 91r6ifhPut O. G SSd1prPr.
Sice, Brdfbent Q. s. 9iutbicum; Setretare
$. q. Rortiu uuO s. s. gSinSmebsr; Sdasy
meifter s. u. 0asuer.
= 0iebe fahlen 6ieier Gage aus Srn.
glart 0ils' GiiengieBersi bic Roddrmel Ses
GrsSefretdrs @baie. &or eiuiser 3eit murz
6en befauntli6 aus berislben @ieberet abra.
ham Sincoln's Sopf unb General Sadion's
HOdidcOe geitohlsn.
= Gin Sr. s. u. Sarolb mslOsts i'm Sta,
tiOushauie, oaB er gefteru absnb BON elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-23

Can Sran5tSco, %. Stunt. - Ius
alasfa ftnb folgenoe gladri6teu eiugetrof>
fen: Die Gniiebler iinb iebr uusuirieben ba>
riiber, baB Der GongreB nit Der @iniesuug
elmer @ipilregieruug fir alaSfa s0gert. .3u
Sort @rangsl fanoen unbeeeuteube Snoias
nerunruben Itatt, Die iofOrt BON ber baielbit
commanbtrenoen Sieutenaut unterOriidt murs
ben. Nudl in Sitfa befiird1tcte man llurus
hen, neil in Der Naft bonn 10. 0fai eiu Sors
poral, pelder nlebrere betrunfeue Subianer
perbaftete, einen berielben, Der nit etuem
Sniittel mad ibm idlug, perwunoete. Gs
berrId,te srcse Iufregung, Die 9anbtsen I'M
gSod,tbanie murben in Serettldlatt gelteut
uuo bic gSad,e mar bic sanSe ytadt inter
gSofieu. 9ie 8irger periammelten lt9 I'M
3olbouie, ,poielbit bic gSaffennisoerla9e Der
5feaicrune iidl befineet. ia bic SermInoung
bes Snbianers teincn toStltdeH Serlant
nabnl, legte iid Die Aufregniis, auf Die aIs
tunit tes 8ampfers y@oripiu" trug oa5u beI'
Die SnSianer BON ausidreitungen aurad5u-
balteu. = Inter ben ruiiilfen Wtl9ltll9en
graiiirsn Maiern uuo Sd,arladfteber IN
ldredlifer gSeiie. Oas Sptritnolengeles
lpiro 10 itreng gebauobabt, baB ntd3t etllllal
Vrannttpein fir dr5tlide Stuefe 81 erlangen
1T. Die Wlarineipa6e bat feline Aer3te.
l3wei aer5te tes .5iobgers," bic nit benz
n@ortpin" eintrafsn, iino felt ibrer anfuutt
beffdnOig BON Der Yfese Der arauten IN An'
ipruG senOmmen.
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Sur;e Aabelnepcichcn.

- Der Itbeiit @bas. Sraolaugb mafte
geiferu einGn Seriud), Dem brittiiben Inter
bauie cine Betttiou eiusureid]eu, entie9hte
iidb jebodl auf Sefebl bes Spreders inter
Yroteit.
- 3te 9teaisrnrg bon Sftnoien bat be,
idlloiieu, cuB alles mad jeueiu 9anOe qes
brod)te Soblen0l, iueldes Den grforoerniileu
bes @eiebes bonn Sabre 1880 ni6t eutlpriut,
tnnerbalb y Stuubeu pie0er eiugelfifft
neroen muB.
-. Grabtidof Dtafar1, Ser metropolitan
non DtoSfau, lift pl6tlih geitorben.
Cir @bas. Ollie, llnteriefretdr bes QuS
mGrtigen, ertpiberte geltern i'm brittiI9en
unterbauie unf cine bonn Baron Be Gorms
on i'm geitellte Srage, er CLAUDE, baB nod
einige nenige ameritauiiGe Siirger III Srs
lan6 eingefertert ieicn.
- Ser Director uu6 Der uuter6irettor Der
falliten nSuuque De 9ppus ef 9oire" in
gpou, 6ranlreiol, iino aus Der 9aft entlafen
tporben.
- @iue in Ra6rib empfaugene 8epcide
BON ben Ybilippinen-SuielH berimtct, oa6
U.e @bolera in Sapan uno auf ben ,Snluz
SrIeln ausgebroden 1T.
- Ser IpaniIde Winiiter bes Iusm6rtiz
gen erfldrte in elmer seitern gu MabriJ abz
gebaltenen &abinet8iibuug, llrugua1 babe Ole
6orbsrung Spanien's Inn 8enugtbuung mez
gen GrmOroung mebrcrer ipantiAer llnte, :
tAanen abgetuieien.
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Easesnemtgeeiten.

Sn @taitonburg Conn.,, ipurbe Dor
geffern Die ,gagIe. Sptnneret" etngedid]ert.
Serluft 100000. 9rei in Der 6Gbrit be.
idGitigte Sinber erbislteu iblimme SranO,
iuunben.
Die neueite 6unoe i'm Setreff bes @u
termutb / zen 0orbes BON g en- :
2orf lautet oabin, baB man Die M0roer
pobl niemalS entoefen fper6e. OaB @uters
mntb Dor ieiuem Sooe iid) mtigerte, irgenb
iuelte NuSfuuft iiber ieine gt6rber ;u gebeu,
laiie bic Gnuabme su, bab er @riiube beIa6,
BEN Wiuno Su balteu. Die Sag. Sun"
iagt D8ie annabme lit sulGifg, baB gu
ternutb Setnbe bate, BON benen er eineu
9lngriff erparten tounte. Sagte er bod
ielbit, baB er porbereitet geweien lei, etne
tiidtige Sradt Briigel 3u erbalten. glaes
in Iuem genomnen, 1T Der Dforb ais ein
Gift Der &ade an;uieben."
Sn Nem~Y Yorf brad Sientag gtadt
Der 9ieb 8. Sulltpan in bas 9aus Der 6rau
DiarD Mtc@une, Ntabiicnifrabe, uno ftano
gerabe i'm Segriff, NIT etner Suantitdt
Sleioungsftiide su entwil6en, ais @liie, bic
S>iabrtge 9 d)ter Der Trau Wc@une,
tpelfe burA bic Sritte beS @iubreders anf=
gemadt marb, aus Dem gette iprang II. jenen
feitbtelt. Nufibr @el9rei farien Die Dfutter
unb einige Radbarn berbet, unb Der 9ieb
murbe ben SInben Der POli3ei iiberlteiert.
Sn m<Srleans nuroe Die 2eidje
Der Selbftn1Orbertn Srau &oelabe Wia6e=
&Oieufelb ans benz gSafIer ge;ogeu.
Son 81 E 10 Yorf wtro bas 9ernft mi
berlegt, bab 9r. SdunIader bas oeutite
General &oniulat niebergelest babe. 0as
@eriibt iet obne .3meiiel oaour1 entftanben,
eaG &oniul &oIer in biplonratil6er @apa;is
tat mad 0lio De Saneiro perIett porbeu lei.
Or. g. iperbe gleif mad ieiner 9fiidfebr
BON europa pieber bas General sSoniulat
ibernebmeu.
Sorgeitern famen mieber 800 ruiiii f e
SSraeliten in gfem Dort oil. Die
rSts5tg." fiist hinsu, nnnibt sur Sreube Der
pSsraelitiiden Siilfsgeieaid)aft," beren Be
amten bic arbeit iiber ben 3opf tpddft uno
bereu Safe INNER leerer miro. Sn Der gliis
benbsu Sonuenbise ffeben bic Sli4tliuge
Dor hem Siireau Der Siilfsseieuidaft uu6
tparten Die 9elegenbeit ab, Inn ibre gSiius
ide ben Seamten mittbeilen III f6nneu, aber
etn Yoltsif bdlt gSade, bae Der niebrige,
enge Haum ni6t iiberfiiut meroe nuo itf
ri6t 2eute einIhleiden, rpelde aus benz
rSedten" nm llnterltiisung i'm neueu Saz
terlanSe bereits Elm @eihdft gemadt ba=
ben" .""-
s. gSilion @lober's @obuung auf
Sobn's Sslanb, 20 Meileu BON @barlef ffon,
S.s@., tpurbe geftern bonn . E getr +
fen. Sr. @lOuer uno ieiue breiidbrige
Eotter tuurben get6btet unb eiu fleines
Siub 10 idwer perlebt bab es iawerlid ba.
ponfpnli1en ipirb.
3mei fleine S6bne ber S5$5. gB.
Sageborn uub Siaaf 6rtb ertr anten
pprgeftern in etnem 3eidle Su @orintb, Sa'
ruto9as@Ountb, N.sg.
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Sfrbeiter= Slnse1eeenbeiten.
Neur Gusifdnre in sssps9prt uns umsesemc.
-auiriibreriiebe italieniicbe Sabnarbettcr
nabe gllbanp. 49, Mill; AMI rcn Sebaaplae

S1eue @usifdnse in @sws9prt unr umsesemc
-auirilbreriiebe itaIieniicbe Sdbnarbetter
Habe 9llbanp. Wiili; AMI rcu Sebauplas
beereert.
gStllta msport, Benni., %. Suui.-
Die auf Der rSerie1= Sborf BiHez@reeter=
8uhR" neuerbiugs angelteIlten Arbetter,
Staliener unb Neger, fonben beute fir etne
Grb6burg ibres 9obnes BON $1.3 auf 81 80
pro Gag ans. Den Hegeru murbe Die Sorz
berung bemtlligt, unb iie febrten an oie 9rz
belt Suriid. 9en Stalienern lift Die 3ulaqe
nidt gemdbrt tuorben, neil tbre arbeit niGt
10 Sufrtebeuiteaenb 1T, tpie biejeutge Der
gteger.
Seriepz@itg, N.<S., %. Sunt. =
Die DGrie<Sabn" bat $50 Staliener an
Stelle tbrer ausitebenben SrahtperlaOer auz
geiteat nnb beSabtt benielben II Gents pro
Stun6e. Gtma 80 Mdnner, Die iogeuann=
ten D@bsfers," pelfe bas @onto iber bic
| 6rad)titiife bel ibre.p. @tn= uub Qusla6en
ttbren, metgerten iiGE 3uiammen nit ben
Staltcnern 81 arbeiteH, unb bic @eif,6fte i'm
Srahtoepot itnb MN aberralS i'm Stoden.
Netp - orr, %. Suni. - Die am Suite
Der @barbersitraBe ais gSdger angeiIellten
Irbetter Der DGrie Sabn," neld]e btsber $45
pro Wfonat erbielten, ifarben beute fir cine
.Sulage BON 10 Yro;ent aus. Die gremier
Der DSubion Sabn" babeu perfiinoet, oaB fie
ndditens cine 2obnerb6bung perlangeu uers
ben uno bic @onpagnie miro ipabrideinlid]
tbre Soroerung betuilltgen. Die auSitegenz
ben SrahtOerlaber btelten beute Nafmittag
etne Paraoe on Der SIubfronte uno ietten
ipdter mad Serieb ~@itp iiber, I'M aud bort
etnen um;ug gu balten. a(les perliei in
better Srbnung.
Siebstg 9lrbeiter i'm @etreibe gleuator
Der nYennIDluanta Sabn" su Serlepz@ttp
baben einen Strife in Steue geiebt unb es
perlautet, baB 200 meitere SrautuerlaSer Der
pNetusSerie1 Central Sabn" bic arbeit einz
ieuen merben.
Yin GROCER llm3ug aller ansIfebenoen slrz
better Iou morgeu bier ffattfinben. Utau
i6dst, ba6 itd) so, 900 Manu oil bemIelbeu
betbeiligen perben. Die &aufleute per,
Dbentli1)en eiue Iorelie an bic Sahnbeauz
ten, in tpelder iie fG iber ben SGaoeu,
pelher oem 9anbel bur6 ben Sra6toerla@
ber-ausfanO sugeiiigt tpiro, beidmeren uno
auf balbtge Gnti4eibung Oringen.
Softou, %. Stunt. - Die bieFaen
S6iffsfalfaterer itanben beute fir etue @rs
bObuns ibres 2obues pon $3.50 auf $500
pro Gag ans.
&Ibaup, N.sY., %. Stunt. - lIngefdbr
22O italieniide Subuarbetter Der Dgtems
2orfsgSeitsSbure. .Suffalosgabn," 3piiden
IefpzS Baltimore unb Goriafie perlangteu
beute gfa6uittag cine Grb6buug ibres Cob
nes BON $1.95 auf $1.50 pro Sag uub als
@ontraftor Scullp ibre 6prberuug abmies,
lebten iie Hnter 6iibrunS 6rauf Gaban's,
ibres Sofmtrtbs, eineu Iuirubr in Scene,
i6loiien Die nidlt am Gin 3fanbe tbsiluebmeuz
ben Irbetter in ibre Siitten eirt, potirten
gSaden Dor ben Siitten uno periudteu, etue
SOfOmotiue unb mebrere @agsOns bon Der
Sabnb0i6ung berab3utperfen. @auau lit
als seidbrlider Wenif befannt uno Ol in
Stalien etn Sanbit geipeien iein. Gr bot
bem Sderiff Srot uno 2etterer bat MN Die
Ntili, III Siilfe gerufen.