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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07
City and County.

Ellsworth.
The SUBMITS OF Mt Desert Mountain.
were covered with snow on Monday morn.
ing, Nov. 4,h.
GOOD MoeE.-The merchants of this
ehy have agreed 10 close their stores for
this winter at seven o'clock p. NJ.
The young men OF this city sent u
Wagon loaded with provisions Ac. to the
amount If SIS. 10 Mr.---Johnsou. who
has been sick, and unable to labor during
the summer.
Z Ill VI. Is Hall are putting up anoth-
er building ON the wharf near their
steam mill II Is to be occupied BY Isaac
a. March As Pump aud Block manufac.
/ tory.
The ladies Of the Unitarian Society
are preparing for Eair which they ex-
! pect {" hold ut the coming Christmas
season.
Dr. Joy, whose successful treatment
OF the many maIadies TO which flesh is
heir &" ana whose skillmlncss as "A clait-
T
friends Ia thi, State, will take rooms for a
short time Al the City Hotel. Ellsworth. on
Monday. Nov. llth.
The city government have formed that
part of the town lying on the Mariaville
road abovc Brimmer's bridge. Unto two
Districts. Reeds brook being the dividing
lIHc The money has been raised aud as
se.scd pa the inhabitants of the districts
ana thc new school houses are contracted
for ~ Mr. Henry Moore OF this city.
We learn that the Baptist Church and
society 10 this place, have extended a call
10 the Rev. \. '. lilton, lately OF keene
\. u, to become their pastor. Mr. +. Is
al Interesting preacher and would doubt
less Ivy kindly received by an our citizens.
The Unitarian Church viii be opened
tor the Nr>prc services next SUNDAY even
ing II halt-past so'Clock Daring the
winter ri the evening services Mr. Savarv
will give selections from the published
writings Of leading Liberal and Unitarian
Preachers.
-lIpi ~ NITKDI OXIDE GAs.-Dr o.
good hAs received aud il successfully using
Johnston Brothers apparatus and gas. II
Il easily administered. and almost Instant
Spro'lucc~ >lcvp or unconciuu,ness that
ltsts from two 20 fifteen minutes, giving
sufficient Hoe Ia extract scvera teeth, or
perform other slight surgical operations
ruth NJ pIiA or injury to the patient,
ll"Est DisTEMrLE Two men wcre at
tackled with this malady on Saturday night
lAst iu the following manner DR. A. Ful.
tpn pu ruteriu: hts stable On Court street.
nh"nt t"m O'Clock, discovered that his
bots" hai been backed out OF hi. stall and
Nj. carriage removed from it. usual posi-
ton. Thinking thi, somewhat strange he
sought or the cause and In short time
d.,cpycrrilA man 10 an out-building con
urct-d with the stable. Thi4 person who
ever he Wa dtd not stop 10 answer the
Doctor Inquiry but made haste 10 leave.
ht'r th" IN. was Ia pursuit 4 second
mAh Wa- -ceu running from the stable ana
h"th escaped in the darkness of the iii .ht.
Ih" Doctor II pin, ~iclln OF the Oh school
-'Ir believes h heroic observation-disclosures
tt'r~ Frur-rctinn and had he captured these
marnuicrs. be- would undoubtedly have
administered - cdrctual remedy Tor their
b.rsy-,H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

| peas, beans. corn. eucumber>. &c. lasted
until within the last three weeks. Fishing
and cunning are the absorbing pursuits
| with the most ofmasculines. Seabirds are
scarce but fat and palatable prepared Ia
Cranberry Island fashion. They are nice
baked a la turkey.
The Dahlias in the garden stiIl lit their
stately heads in defiance of wind and
weather making fair bright show. They
are the only flowers to be seen here at
present outside of the houses, aud we can
well appreciate their Autumn beauty
The season here i very .ickly. Fe,ers,
infuenzas Sc. prevail. The canker rash
Is raging among the children, with Que ia
Gal aud sudden result, causing quite a
panic Of fear among many II il wen 10
use necdful precautions, but not to shrink
from christian and neighborlv duty. for
all are dependent in sickness aud distress
upon the kind offices of others. Who can
point out the next victims Of disease and
death where all are mutually liable.
That merry TO Others show
SHOULD be the prayer of us all.
Poor old "hoss." Cranberry Island now
boasts two specimens of the equine genus.
and both seem sadly out of their sphere.
They have been lin animals in their dav
no doubt, but that day !. long since past
Not so. however. with their lahors; they
must work like many others until rNhaus-
ted nature sinks under her burdens. and
then they will rest. Sic trrnsn.
For IL the trumpet gives forth al uucc9-
tain sound. who shall prepare against the
day of battlcf
In common with many others, we mark
ed with surprise and sorrow the lately En-
ratio coarse Of Our hitherto ~fauuch timer
iran. which from fixed star appeared 10
shoot OF into an eccentric comet A. l.
has now rcgaincd IL equilibrium we wish
IL all the success we believe /, - ven
merits a a county paper, knowing Il VIII
no more attempt Ia follow the -rratic Gree
ley In any OF his wanderlng>, but Is -lnl
sure for the "conqnering hero; who a.
ii. G.. truly says-''wa, never beaten :" 50
mote Il be. ANON
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: Picklngs and Stealings.

The debt of the United States has
been reduced during the past month nv,
millions.
louisiana commenced voting on Mon.
day the 4th inst. Both sides claim that
they have carried the State
/ -fiydrophohia I, raging to an uuparal-
leled extent In the northern countries OF
England, where many men A. well a.
animals meet their death by il.
f. l.. ChIlds. Chief CLERK of the Post
/ Office DEPARTMENT at Washington. died
very suddenly ut Albany. Wednesday
/ morning. lie was on his wedding tour.
/ having been married only week prey Gus.
( -"who was the meehe., maji. my son -
/ said The superintendent Of boys Bible
/ class. Moses. >ir.'' Very well. my
boy. aud who wa> the meekcst womai -
| Please, sir, there never was ua incekcst
woman"
The latest Chicago nomination Is
John JaDcs for county commissioner"
II j. believed he :, sufficiently numerous
to elect himself lie viii be inausurated
by companies aud discharge the dutic. OF
The office in weekly squad,. New Nr,k
Commercial
Al pitt>tieid the other ,ay u ul4n Join
Cd funeral procession with a Young child
under one arm and pig under ihr other.
the latter squralin- ~ only q pi.: can. ami
the child following suit to the host OF it,
ability.
a dispatch to tie Lewiston .JaHruul
say, Victoria Woodruff and rcuuic Claf
tin were arrested in New York on the
charge OF sending ont obscure publications
aud ordered TO find bail in s.. 90 each.
We should pronounce them an, hing hnt
obscure.
Laughter or weeping i considered
the sign II the iawarl feeling. and bat few
understand anything Of the prli. Of the
secret suffering that couccal- i--elC from
the curious indd, rcng - \. ana oult leave,
IT. hiding place when Il meets vi'hA wagm
ssmpathixing heart
some drummrr- Nho were W. board 4
train out of Boston the other day wished
% open bottle 30 whi-kry They had iil
them, but had no cnrA-cteN tI'a I'D
cue. said one of the number arI rising BIZ.
called out. l. ,hor" a gentleman from
Portland un the raiu:' \ man responded
"Wiii you lend nr your coJk-~r+,y r. -ai.i
ra
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

ST. JOHN TO HALIFAX.-The section of
the Intereolonial railway between Amherst
and Truro. Nova Scotia, has been COM
pleted and ballasting is progressing rapid
ly. The first train arrived at Truro.
Thursday. The formal opening of the
road will take place, most probably, on
Monday, Nov. llth, and great time is
expected. The Western Telegraph Com
pany are extending their line along the
road. Through by rail from halifax to
San Francisco in nine days will soon be
announced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07
Deer I-ie, Green's Landing.

-Our Deer Isle correspondent, writes
that on Monday 2oth, ult., small trading
vessel Of 30 tons burthen, Josiah Leach OF
Rockland. Master. and lying at Green's
Landing was shattered by the explosion o..
Is lbs. OF powder. So great was the con-
cussion that the vessel was split from stem
to stern Capt. Leach was severely il not
fatally injured and two others on board at
man BY the name OF Childs. were also
stunned and bruised. A few minutes be-
fore the explosion, party of women and
children had fortunately gone on shore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

Hancock.
Hancock County Lodge l. o. of G. r..
will meet with Mountain Echo Lodge No.
50, at Blnehill on Tuesday next. Nov. IA.
CRANBERRY Island Items,
w hen the days are warm and rosy,
And the mig nts are icy eoldi,

w hen the days are warm and rosy,
And The nights are icy coldi'
EDITOR OF THE AMERICAN :-Octobers
reign has been upon the whole very
gloomy one. but it is nearly past. Fog and
rain have struggled for the mastery almost
necessarily. The rain is so used to falling
this season it can't help itself The nights
have been very cold with heavy frosts and
some quite thick ice; last night there was
considerable ice. To-day the beautiful
Indian summer dawns upon us, and We
thank God and take courage, rejoicing in
its inefiable glory and breathing new life
with its balmy air.
Times are dull as possible. No news of
general interest but plenty Of idle rumors.
The vegetable crops are now being gath
cred. Potatoes turn out badly. Green
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sGtiisan.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Eda ard W Joue.,
y year. old, on sunday last was passing a
loaded pistol 70 one of hl~playmates. when
the same was aceidrntly discharged and
the ball catered his body near the centre
Of hi stomach. Dr. Hodgkius Of Els
worth was at once called and on exanina-
ton found that the bullet had passed com
pleieiy through the body and had lodged
IN the muscles Of the len hip. The patient
for time seemed easy; but Few hours
after he sank all at once and expired In a
short lime. This boy was active and in
du.tripu, aud the sole support OF his moth
r and hl- sudden death is deeply deplored
bf all Io knew him
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

John c. Smith of New York. has pur-
chased the store at Wasson's wharf
formerly owned by Capt. Jerry Jones. He
Is also repairing the Sail Lott, and intends
to enlarge It. and make It more commodi-
ous.
capt. Robert Tapley fell from the up
per beams OF William Wasson's Barn. and
is badly hurt, it Mas feared that he had
orosen some bones. but the doctor pro-
nounces him ost Of danger, and no bones
broken, but thinks one rib is cracked
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I.suininr.

T-HIIuETf.
The horse disease has made its appear
ance in this town.
-CApt's. Newell Coolidge and Gilman
liodgkins, sailed Nov. lst. with fish for
Boston. Capt. Dyer Hodgkins has also
sailed loaded with fish for Bangor
Last Tuesday small trading vessel.
loaded with apples, arrived. The owner
drove brisk trade in selling apples at IS
cent, per bushel or 81 90 per barrel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07
Business Notices.

sr.oSATi"N in the blood tend. % produce
nine-trnths Of the diseases "llc.A !, hesr to.'
This, however. l. obs lated. wTrnuur uFnItI.
TAXING the sy>icm. by adminlsicrlu. L.rn,At'~
CArHkKTIc EXTRACT. tisI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07
VOTE or ELLSWORTH BY WARDS

Republican majority IN sept. l35. In
NOV. =u>.
We have been able TO obtain returns,
hu; from few towns in this County.
Probably onr town Committees thought
il was al night. "a it Isl and did not
wish TO Pile ossa upon Pelion.
Returns received n we 90 to Press,
arc IS iollow.:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

Tur SiABEonk VERDICT The follow
Ing i the ,erlic, of ll.c corun,r'~ jury 81
the case oftAe EASTERN Railroad d.-4~:.r at
Srabrpok:
Siai Robert Norton came 60 hi, death
bs conclusion or shoth nf ;Ar hraiu.
caused by blow 81 striking hi- he ad
against some hard substance white 1 pas
-rn-cr ia one OF the ears III the Pullman
train running between Bangor anI Boston
over the Eastern railroad. on the mpfuis.
~ the 22nd Of October, III the wear or our
Lord lS73: said b Ow or striking b,iu.
caused by collision on the Pullman train
aud the local freight train. both .piu.
West; and that -aii collision wa, occ.-
stoned b. the wrong position al a switch
Al tie east end Of the ipuz turnout n tie
Seahrook Station. and after the Bangor
freight train had passed toward Boston.
Ihat the switch WAS misplaced after she
passing IF the said Bangor freight train.
hy some person or persons 10 the jury an
known.
And they further lind that il was not
proved thar the Ia tern Railroad Corpora.
tion neglected any duty In arLarl 10 said
switch OF Ia running either OF the trains
which came in collision
II 8, signed by j. Horace keut, Emery
Brown and Robert Collins, Jurors. aud is
approved by Coroner John L. Rider.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

EMPLOYMENT To energetic utru uuA yyn
mcn. We give employment thai p4y. from u W.
E. per day Business -trtrily honorable. inI
adapted 10 every city. town 4ul ,4..ac. send
toi sample and - to wsrk al ot.t.,. Aa.lf,...
j. Latham 4 60. ~ Washington q. R,.top
Mas. uiI
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4 FuLYGIor Bu-ISF~-.--T hr Upl. -prf4i
influence II American .ktIl AMI ElfrHpr.-s. tt,
uuistTlpci the cotnpr-h- a. inu. ol t.l,. A u,ri
cans th-m-riyr>. The ftbrl-, u ogr ulil.
cioihe the savage OF both continents I1a,
WRAP Ia l,in> ut Al lea, anI the tt,ut
skins Of >opth American pamp.1s. E4t WAFER
skill are spread he pruductlun- 81 cur -AHl Ia
Hediett e. lHtr Ni-t % ~. J g. Aver &
Cos laboratory aud office lib Lowell. showed ~
that The wAnir surface M thr h4hfr tntt "a ,frr
pays IT. tTibut- There, There Th~s eater "a suI
-cIsr me requirements Of almost $50 Iaftru-.
Their publications are 10 tAo sos tsugtle4
that y idely -.escrvi people, u.~. Their i,ttcr-
must be read from ini written Ia mtuy ton
Hurs, for whicA There IL 4 iuug rang .I .alrr-
-pDnIcut- wIth thr tudt-li. IL 49, accomplish
incut- iur thcir duties, Ihcir I4tly HrII or hiatt
bu.hci OF letters bring, them Iiti1',. or 3D.,
and rrmitttmrr~ from t4r cir,i- 10 lhr World
We wcte uN.r~ hcImri with anlaxrmt M. ar
our readers would b. ~ "A Inspection I'd thi-
wonderful rxtcn-Sr. health -lrallnS rutryPrizt
Holly Sprns- Mt-s.I ton-crt Alist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

W althaa.
School Districts No. and have or
-Anizrd debating club which meets once
each week for discussion aud declarations.
All of the schools in town are In ses-
SION No. is taught by ID. b. Alley of
Ellsworth, No. , by Chas. W. Springer,
Franklin, No. 3 by JohG NJ. kittridge,
Waltuam; No. 1 Sarah +. Linscott, Am
hcrst. There Is good attendance OF
scholars and good satisfaction given
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07
Maine Indu trial School for Girls.

Notice i hereby given that a meeting of
the persons mentioned la asa act OF iucor-
poration passed by the Legislature of
Maine. and approved ny the Governor,
February %. A. d.. 1872. under the name
OF the Maine Industrial school for Girls
will be held at the Mayors office, in the
city of Portland on Tuesday the twelfth
day of November. A ID. 1872. at ten
O'Clock \. NJ. 70 organize said corporation.
adopt bylaws. and transact such other
business As shall he necessary and proper.
Tine corporNors named in the aci. IN
addition to the undersigned are Samuel L.
Spring. John l.. stevens, Thomas ;. Lang.
Mrs. {. A. l.. sampson. Mrs. Julia Hines
John q Mayo, \. II. Abbott. VI. ID. l..
Lane, Charles J. Talbot. Charles X. Wild
den, Miss T.. G.. Longtrllow. Nelson Dug
ley. Jr.. Samuel r. Perley, Lydon OAK.
David Barker. Alonzo oracelon. A. +.
Holt Eli Jones. {. ii. Bailey and Alden
Chase.
BENZ. hINGsBURY, JR.
SIDNEY PERHAM.
EDWIN Il. FRENCH,
SAMUEL r. HERsEY.
SAMUEL GARNsEY.
SAMUEL +. Dixie.
WILLIAM DEERING.
JoTHUA NYE
JOHN Ii. NEALLY,
HARRISON j. LIBBY
JOHN A. COTLE.
AUGUSTUS Il. STEVENS
ANN l.. FERNALD.
/ Mrs. Dr.. GILMAN.
/ SUSAN H. kIsGsBTRY.
ABBY BURR.
Mrs. JOHN ROUNDS.
Mrs. ST., JOHN SMITH,
GEORGE E. BURROWS.
JOHN j. PERRY,
T. 5. All papers in the State interested
In this measure are requested to cnpy the
above.
Portland, Oct. 2sth, 1874
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

Tho entertainments 80 ral, lue, seem 80
he qul,r lively. Hayward. com .,iur
Irr,onatiou-. sharp q Buckley troupe OF
Msnstrcl-, and liey~ood'- Historical
Panorama have been cuteuainis. the
sensation loving community lnr SOME tItnc
past, bat il i b pleasure fpr ihrm 10 re-
ceisc orr money. liAe the frogs in the
fable. III !, death 90 a.. 10 be bled 80
freely. &. 4. AEoMf.
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Drlnn,l.

The taking oil salmon eggs at Orland
commenced Monday OF last week and on
that day 300 900 eggs were safely deposit
ed III the Matching boxes. Mr.. Carr
OF Orlaud was in Ellsworth last week with
nets &c, for catching speckled trout from
the ponds in that vicinity, for the purpose
of procurin. their eggs.
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~uFr.

~urrr.
NIr Newell O'su"d has bought n.
homestead n Capt, la q. Jarvis.
IN" New Schoolhou~e and the new side
Wa.A age nearly finished
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

lF YOUR CREDIT wts - DANCER ynn ~,u ID
nv tn present protest. II tntr itf- j. IN B 4n -
g-r from cough fh4t ], -ettIriug ur Nuur
lung, IT, prompt In rr-urtfnG gu tttp--
HoStr uF iunEuoUND ANp Tar trfffrn-
tons : 9Th Avenue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-11-07

At Campobello. mainly for the cnrour-
agement of The fisheries. came OF We'd
nesday the 2li iu,t. The chief feature. Of
interest We're the boat race. which va,
composed Of boat. Of an classes. ,ailiug
for different prizes. Ia the afternoon. The
exhibition 81 articles. The owner, % which
competed for rri1rs. ard The bali IN the
evening. These fairs have done much to
Improve The build al sailing boaf.. ana 81
improving upon the old method, ~ curing
fish
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Letter from Washington County.
October 2jth. 1872.

ottuDsf Zolu. 1917.
Esiit0r Eiisrorth american
The Eastern verge of this State of Maine
comprises population. composed of some
OF the elements of its neighbors over the
line Of her Maje>ty's dominion: therefore
10 the name Of the citizens OF thl. vicinity.
liberty is taken with your permission. to
Introduce ourselves to your notice ana ac-
qnaintance, without any formal salu,alion
or further apology.
'oN TiiF LINES"
The people Of the Islands Ia and around
Passamaquoddy Bay. from 81. Andrew, 10
Campobello, are largely cug csd in the
fisheries, aud Ia connection with the fisher
men on the American side make a large
trade. ccn;eTlug AZ EaS,por; aud until re-
Gently. have been doing well 10 Their Her
ring trade. But of late year, - large com
petition has been going on III the bushes,
ia counties west orhcrr, "a, we'll a, 1T Nova
Scotia. and New Foundlaud. that very lit
tie profit Is reaped FROM this harvest
Between the trade of the Bloaf IIcrrin. of
the winter fisheries. the catch III Mazda
len Herring aud the quantity OF Quaddy
Herring taken, the chief If which are
smoked the price has declined 50 that the
prospect IS not 90 brilliant a, formerly.
Thus far 2so.cno. boxes Of herring have
been shipped to New York alone this sea-
son; the whole amouui last season. which
was sent 10 The same port was nosr TOO
nnn hnNr..
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-08-17
How the Working People are Robbed

The New York Herald, in late show
ing how the present administration is
squandering the peoples money to pay for
its campaign documents, in the shape OF
Confederate archieves says
These papers, if honestly purchased
for the Government (the editor shows,
cannot properly be in the custody Of the
Republican Central Cimmittee. If they
were bought for the use Of that party, let
its committee honestly pay the nation for
them If it is proper for the Government
to pay Pickett for partisan documents, II
would be Just as proper to pay the party
printing bills from the Federal Treasury.
This confederate archieyes job is a
gross outrage upon the people, burning
disgrace to the Administration which per
mits it. Their authenticity Is seriously
denied. In spite Of all this, Mr.. Bout
well pays Pickett seventy-fve thousand
dollars for storing them, and after their
purchase they seem to be only used for
party purposes, and valueless at that.
Common honesty demands that the Re
publican party pay for those trunks OF
rubbish, and the good name of President
Grant demands that the Federal Govern
ment and that party should have separate
organizations, and each carry on its own
business.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-08-17
An Unmitigated Outrage.

The following letter has been handed US,
and though not written with view to
publication, As We know the writer well,
and feel satisfied no exAggerAtion In in
dulged in, We have concluded to present
it to our readers in full He says
Yours Of the oath It hand containing
call. am in prison at present, for daring
to tell worklngmen their rights and wrongs.
Our strike eliminated in q cleaning out OF
the black legs, which they termed q riot,
and called ont the militia and had 80 Of
as arrested, and demand amost extOrtionats
bail. ] was arrested two times. % was
Birmingham. We can get The bail now
asked for us, which is S1O,OOO for me ami
$50, 900 for Birmingham, but there are ~
more warrants in the hands Of the poliee
to be served on ms ~ SION ~ We step out
side q the jail, 50 We concluded 70 stAy
for awhile Monday morning We viii IL
taken out ON a writ Of habeas corpus. We
have good counsel G. L. Acker, Chair
man Of our State Committee, is here.
working like beaver for us. / will send
you papers containing accounts Of strike
A poor nanSstands no chance in this
country. The lumbermen are united
here, and determined to send us to the
Penitentsry. | only wish ! was out, and
] would have you come and blow them up.
| have cut right and Jeff at them since the
strike commenced. A lnmbernl&n WAs
sent TO me yesterday, who said if | would
agree ~ disband the men, they would
give me my liberty and see me all right.
My answer was that there was not money
enough ia Williamsport 10 get me 10 do
that, aud that would he a worse ten hours
man when ! got out that | am now. They
treat us like dogs in jail, but they cannot
afford to have our ill-will To day will be
my 9TH day in jail. ! am becoming recon
ciled to my fate. | wish you would start
Cameron after them through the ADVOCATE
and all our Labor Reform papers, for npods
them depends our salvation 10 certain
extent. The troops are parading around
every day, and are arresting men for sim
ply yelling Ten hours, or no saWdust,
and placing them under IS, 900 and SIC,
900 bail. At one time they were going t.
declare martial law, but were afraid the
indignation az the people would sweep
them out. Yours, &c,
The authorities Of Pennsylvania may not
realize the fact, but the brutal manner la
which the citizens u WilliamsporthAve been
treated, for no other offence than asserting
their rights, has aroused feeling Of deep
Indignation among the working CLASSES Of
the country, that it will not do 10 trine
with. If the bayonet is to be called into
requisIt!on by these petty tyrants every
time workingman refuses to accede to
their exactions, it may be occasionally
turned - the ,croag direction. Such high
handed brutality would not be tolerated
even in Belgium, and is certainly dis
grace to the Keystone State.
Workingmen, remember these outrages
at the polls.