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h.. II. i ii honor e ! vi'o'nanhood th.t
got . dollar has ever been missing from
l re Department Vi ths Comptroller II
ths Currency whore women ~ .!s.xelua::
lively employed Il elstts,s :. ,; ss.'''7 "a.
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-Coloasl Sweet editor Of. the. San
,A 4et ss1a1a ' recently IL u:
,eeived two Iodi.o eeelps - > present
from an admi,er Of his paper.
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) What. most: women need 10 uot4so
ia siE5s ca ss,iti.!. ISse,
much, suffrage, O. symmetry, says Dio
Lows. .,.ssE,se 80 s. .~srsesta, :: &
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T.. >..%.~I1 - @*.~~l EVA 16,
FOR THE FALL 1878.
We tho undersigned Manufacturers Of
announcing
this before to offer superior II.
both
received direct from first hands, countries; our
position faeies for the PROMPT = q
point desired Welcome to market second
other Merchants also SOLICIT and
shippers will find hero one Of the best Western produce
/ - I-- AGRICULTURAL 49,,
aopd& Co., Washington Avenue, Academy O Music
~ '~' "" MANUFACTURERS
Washington Minneapolis Cotton Mill. , b
Blank BOOK MANUFACTURERS ~~t
Tribune Printing ng Company, City Hall building -~.<
wiar Wales Co., 1876 Niet cusbuan "a Washington avenue.
SHOES. 80 '">"'"
,@2>.1 CARPETS CLOTHS Co. D' "' -'' -" w
Wakefield Centred
Carney Smith smhh Heuep ave. See ADJ, below
" * " CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS .
f 1 l a is. nss % s. p'' Son. % " a2a
!'* s@>: ~ @*~>@~ eunENswAnr
r' Benton Centre oso est AND e.4 s,ss NJ
K win''o" . Co., Nos ana Academy of Mas
ellison rh.' sss r''h'' s" s'.ass
nsnyaer ~ Niooes Washington
Minneapolis Cotton Mills, Morrison Proprietor.
! H. Ialibndse Steam Bakery, washinet ton Avenue
" @1%*@i "8n T. DOORS
Ss:'s sss >: % ss:. CO.; IS. 81 s.
| -: - DRUGS MEDICINES AND ouEm,1s "
Williams loa Washington Gray Brothers
Fletcher Lorpg Eyre Masonic Block.
SHOPS
%; s :a'''
81; :]'s g. '''''''''
nsnnspin .. and 2,a
osS5 ssSs (wAs..,. e
Company (schoo furniu cor st Helen st.
" '~
90 %y COOP, "s 20S S ave.
shr under Niooet House
Clark Linton 81 Washington eosss
Newell ''''''A 40 ns'n'P'n avenue
GUNS PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
CUTLERY STEEL
;:
| -...:..:.-.
Eihezsr II Fuller Simpson, under Nue House,
Eust Brothers, Is E store Nue ave.
! LEATHER
''>' MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
81 ssn 81;
| Heriok, avenue
s4srs OILS WIDOW 4 s.A &c. N'' avenue
Lyman Williams Hail. Washington Az. north
al. S s::.s:
Warner n,..... q PAPER MILLS Nd DEALERS
| havenu
| PcTUREFRAME
! Hageaves Co, Noolt street,
|
onor Flow WORKS. "a
PUMP MANUFACTURERS DEALERS
James Sphinx, wylie 2os Nia, avonus
u Whelpey (drive wels) 255 Is ayes
| sADDLERY HARDWARE
A harrison Knight 2o7 Nicoet
!
'on Hinton Eagle Saw Works. I'd street
! A0"' on "'enue so"A and I'd Streets
i STENCILS AND STENCIL
H c Hamin. Mcout
WARE
anoer Horck Adams 30 Bridge Square
l. TEAS
Ray & squire, los Washington
i TOYS NOTIONS
+ 3 Wisar, 1876 Ncolet opposite Postof.
II -.
Whitney Marshall Washington avenue north.
y -" ~l.ta: WALL PApER, WINDOW
"a "aes& Co., 1875 Nco[et
d ! -:
Oswald al Brown Co. No osn Roo.
hank 9 Schultz No. LIST ' -'
u
walker brothers. Manufacturers and Dealers
pczoTfsa Hapis% s
National HOTEL Washington
Ro1au corner Washington
mousse washington
merchants Aote, corner 1st " r
Il N Bonds European Hotel Washington ave.
Ala1aaGx Lodgings 90 CCN1
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS
| MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI,
HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Proprietors.
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OBST1OLE67 70 MARRTAGE.

Happy 1slisfot Houng Men from the. effects of
Errors and AbsSss IN ssrly life. Manhood Rsstored,
1mpsdtmsats 80 marriage removed. New method
Of treatmsht. Nsw And remarkable remedies
Address HOWARDASsOCIATl0NN os38outh Nin.h
g., Philadelphia, RAs-An Institution having nigh
EsP1tet ~ hoe orabls conduct and Rreisssienal
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,s4lzE0 ALgNOTlQEAl..f q

I EChtldren often look Pale and Sick. .
henns.othst esass than hating .wernd.tn thssston
e's' eBsnowrs y1aA1ruez 90 t1,11trssf s,se
viii asttoy worms without tPjury % us child, be-.
liz pssHetlS WHI9n, sad hse ffoins Ill ooiorng sr
othsril3 u1iO1s ingfsdisstaS osnslly ussd In worm
preparations. (;UlAH Il 4 b kll\VN, Propristors,
No ZIG Fulton Street, New York
SHADY Dsw10i3sand CAestsses, and dealefsin Aedt.
cinss at TWIN3x.R1y1 C1M1s Boz egs3.asg $40 2
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,.|@ sS.bW 4E- = Gg7Fgts -ses3:
aIc- 1850 Ohio raised q much
wheat a. she. does to.davz z .ec Il .w:sE ~,
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0uWo01yO 80 Oo1o& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Between n. Z. md West In sssss..l .oOo. 700
Wsss II Chicago N ssors...........6, DOT. 000
fetal ..~."..."..........,,,..Y ,0QQ, 600
In addition to this, iA1 CT
that twenty-five per cent, Of thc crop ol
y sill bask in The farmess' hauds ready
b 80 sold Vhsasvsr tho market IL Il.
,sSo ieagsss ssgss,s alsse a. having u
- eSlealtple aAkRlas At oyer Ss9aleO,'
@ AaAales alids ths aR Al u ats sae
II lsr alasaseEp sasimAiea ta. - MAIL easll
nASapsx Ape< Lsvsas saos..t 3 z..rss4a4 "a
Al soon - navigation opens, which
will saaaai1 Gix 1ssks or shsrsaboata
thssspsants ia,stoes, sed IL transit thia,
sidsosGats0 Yeetr Anoantin9s To- s2l,-
81, 90 Saahsk 'I,A'aovs forward TO-
thGooaDuaf4 gga r: sa12 : "a sAi - ~
4ssaasst II thh imnsnss quantity
oa'nS siaSos tia u sssss i a..
ps9T hsfSsisisssS, Especially 'x,ihh III
hIK Nv 1ssa. 8 s.qaual Or - Sdr.sst II
..psss z .lili i q, ,h.ad.I ! af III. I. =
ss't S,saJ to tollev. England has
bsss bsyins largely al The winter,
,akiae sss Of The country On ~, ,Ax,r.
ssssaaee, thatazsP :aass i.,scs nilioa
btSkSbSa vssR wv Our iyIiie kla,s hi 10
esSSf6asyySSaa "thst@ thD ,ds@sad J ~
scarcely bsss felt. TIE tuossas esasissl'
si.s With Hi i acSs s"o v VI % md 7tEs
@e1s sovsd lass fall never tooksa bet.
~. essing xlhA lk Sil Z: 1aaa hss n
her 1asksas, aad .tAexsaasnnlEion cot
aess b ls'ssaed, wkils ID Asgstt tho
ssv crop viii come in, sad haf.aAuaaa
fs inpssssas III bsssdsss6 eessss On
Jsssssssssz lTcssd.g) the Fs.hea leis
N 1.gs:.sa aSI|sR lss q lpseeesebs
sChissse's''.s. ssa sa'. r. =. s q !.
ID Tie 0aatss little but vse'tsgsrd
i ssly - temporary. Just - 5000 -
u. hl.s ind dsiai.l. 'j .ie . opened, n.
Yssk nil hAsssaka1 s,.ain ,and ,prios.
dseliss. We do not expect 81 see
vAsss ssy higher, though; huge ve may
b mistaken. 1t You can get ., l dollar
for it, ta.nsss, or even 80 cents
sILL! ~. y"'.-,
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WAX WILL YOU
. e SUREERe
r NEW AD;VRRE[SEkENTS,z
CHhRrDHANDS ( TEACH

sore Lips, Dryness Of the, skin, SC.
Cured 1t once ~ HDGEMAN's CAMPHoR ICE
WITH GLyG1R1NHi 1tkssps tho hands cot in
soldhy Ill Druggist fios, Is cents; ssot 81 rnail
tor 0Qcepts. 4anHflc4ured only BY HEGEMAN B.
60, Chemists and Druggists. p. D. Box 222S. N Y.
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: 80 shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank of
Wlnona, so Second National Bank of St.
Paul. ~ First National Bank of Red Wing,
2O6 First National Bank of St. Paul, 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank of St, Paul.. and So shares of
Preferred Stock OF st. Paul & Sioux. City
Railroad Company. $780, -,
Par Value. Market Value. ST.
$53,o00.00 $72.250.0O
The above described fund is
deposited with the State lrsur- =.
ance Commissioner tree Of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free OF interest or otherex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold che fund for
the security Of its policy holders
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
e.: zs:c0mPAhf::.
1t keeps the money IN the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's as liberal as Is consistent with per-
feet security.
It Is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are wolf
known throughout the State.
It receives high rate Of interest onitt
loans. -'. '.'
Its rate Of mortality must be low BY res-
son Of tho heslthful climate of Minnesota.
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"a KEARNEY'S .~:% 49,
EXTRACT Blu G III u

Permanently Cures ali Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, AND DRoPs1CAL
swELLlNSGs,, y + - >,~.....
Existing in Men, " omen and Children,
n~NO MATTERa WHAT THE AGE!
Prof. Steele: says: zone. bottle, Of Kear-
ney's Fluid; Extract Buohu is Werth more
than oil other Buchus combined na
Price. One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bot
ties for Five Dollars. -. E y, -
Depot l04< Duane St., N. Y.
A Physician in attendance to answer.
correspondence: and give advice gratis. i i
Send stamp for Psmphlets,s free. ~9s.
al For sale BY c. sCHULTEN,s q Il:
St. Cloud, MINI.
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80
LIST or GIFTS. 81

Total, IL 600 Gifts, Cash, amounting to al,5O0,OoO
- Theconcert and distribution fgift. will posi-
ttvsly and unequt uocally take place the day r
ed, whether all the tickets sold or not, and tina
1900 gifts all paid in proportion to tho number of
>: PRICE OF TICKETs.s~a
Whole Tickets, $50; S5HaiYes, $ob aTenths, Or
each coupon, y; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
ssSoe . ri whole Teksts for $40 Co., sNo DISCOUNT
on less than $500 worth of tickets. -, -
rThS tine brthe wing 10 near u hand and per-
sons tn ending te purchase have no time TO-
49, ,CElOmAs E,gRElAB1LETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky. and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky
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Minnesota J! q Mutual
LIFE. -.
= - '.:'.'' Vo O -; = ~

HOME OFFICE:
SAINTP.AUL.
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81 ~ ass ssss :s,a,E; =
& ~ :. .s. s =.
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The quantity Of wheat nov visibls
- Ne sssntry - 10 60 TO press il
spoQt = follow: Z
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BAKBARoUs.
murder ofa Missionary in Me-

Murder Ofa Missionary In Mexico'
NEW YoRK, April 27.-Rev. Daniel f.
Watkins, protestant missionary at Can
dslo Jara, Mexico, has addressed a letter
to the Secretary Of the American Board
Of Foreign Missions, giving an account OF
the murder Of Rev. MIR. Stephens. he
saws Mr.. Stephens had been in hay lott
but few moments when furious throng
entered where he had taken refuge, seeing
soldiersin the crowd he ran to meet them
thinking they had come to his help, ano
when he cried out "protect me, proteci
me, ,"they replied "they came, they came,
and at the same time the soldiers and 9TH
ers discharged their muskets and other
fire arms on the beloved brother, Killing
him instantly, One shot entered his eye
and several his breast, and ss soon as the
yillains reached him they used their
swords, cutting his head literally to
pieces and taking his brains out, It ID SAID
with sticks. They afterwards robbed hit
body of every article he had on, and MI
house of everything he had. They tool
an his books and burned them in public
place. The small English Bible that wa
In Martyrs hand when he died shared th'
same fate, and lest the awful crime
should fail to prove the utmost barbar1t1
they entered the Church and announced
the deed well done by ringing twice I'M
merry peal,o bells. ~ S9AJ
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During Tuesday over New England,
clear weather will prevail with WINDS
yeering to north and east, and during tne
afternoon possibly rain over the southern
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, increasing northeast to southeast
winds, cloudy weather and rain except
over the latter, and northern New Yofk
pH For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
east of Mississippi, southerly to westerly
winds, increasing cloudiness and possibly
rain, especially over the interior.
For the Tennessee and Lower ONO
i Valley, winds shifting to west and north
lWith clearing weather.
For the Upper Lake Region CLOUDY
\ weather, rain, snow and fresh and brisl
northeasterly winds, the latter grad1allJ
shifting to the north and northwest our
ing the afternoon and evening, With clear
For Iowa, Missouri and Kansas nortl
and northwest winds, with clear ant
The Ohio river from Marietta to- Evans
Vile win rise, and below Evansville con
tinue falling, but the Mississippi peloV
! St Louis viii remain nearly stationary:
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND
ru1srv nnraAnE IN LONDON


LONDON, April e7.-The whisky cru
sade was begun in Manchester to-dsy.
Several signatures to the pledge were
A letter says that the Car is sexpected
at the Hague on the 18th of May at the
celebration of the King of Hollands
tWenty-fifth anniversary Of his accession,
and will arrive in England a few days
~" A story is told that there has been a
serious difficulty, requiring even diplo-
matte intervention, in regard to the rank
and precedence OF the Duchess of Edin-
burg, at all events, there seems to bt
some disappointment at t., the %o{ GlaEepc. @
House. It is said that the Duchess hai
been struck by a sudden change from
the cordial demonstrations which gracec
| her arrival, and the humdrnm obscuritJ
into which she has since fallen. Nobody
knows her or takes any notice OF her, ex
The steamer Silesia, which was ground
ed in the EIbe, has arrived at Hamburg
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A. Eatal Laugh.

CAIRO, April a7.-J. Keene was killed
in Kentucky, above Cairo, this morning
by q shot from q revolver in the hands Of
J. Homes. Both are young men OF about
eighteen, and have lived neighbors fol
some years near the scene OF the tragedy.
The origin OF the difficulty was tnat
Keene, on last Thursday, was drifting
down the river current in skitf, he lying
down, and Homes, thinking the ski1
adrift without an occupant, attempted e
capture it, when Keene rose up ano
laughed at him. Homes vowed ven
geance, and their meeting this morning
resulted in the tragedy above recorded
Homes Is under arrest.
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the State. AceoFding to- the una ,siE1ns Si@sg
'4sb Which % being Of unusual application, II It
legislative action to define the mode ana .iNa
manner in which every one may 81 SO Use
his own as NOT tointpTe Others. q II Il
In fact it is to- entorce this maAinSO. max .oa.
natural law, Sic utere, etc:;Een1oy ySocb y0gb5
own property and ,I4inTa 4TlvgSee fSe property M s
a and T I,rivileges of. another" that civil gov
u ernments are merely instituted and main
tained. IA .hot IN tb;s
state the right Of the Legislature TO pass
regulatory and prohibitory liquor laws V,sd Is
ME H have conferred this right upon the
Legislature by the Const,5plilGoh1 % Oh, lnas
State. O' ~ nA0'-
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VIVA, a Richmond Editor has to Say
" AS nh..,p nka, VSrnSr- ~ q TGr

vvbat "A Richmond Editor has to Say
About the VeIOsE G2ifiT5
Rrom the Whig OF Saturday,
what may be the effect OF the veto
upon, Congress we will not undertake to
nfedict; to attempt to override the veto
would be a vain thing, it cannot be done
lit is a contest 7ot! wealth against the
nrec;eeasitous, and money is power; aye, Tor
wears has been all powerful lnthe Fed
eral Capital. The effect ot,the iailaEe'
however, to hearkensto the nearly unitea
ntterance of the South and West upon
the fortunes of parties and individuals Is
iess fiifflcult of solution. The voice, ,ol
the the South once more united upon ench az
;ssneI will again become potential. WIN
shieId Joined with shield they will KEEP
ster with the mighty and ever-groWne
West and brush from their pain
way pas hut cobwebs men and par,
lies who dare TO impede their pro:
9reasi to wealth and power. We'll Wo9lc
e have been for the East had they haVt
recognized the fact that the. sceptre ma
densfted from New England and ayolaet
this struggle. They have won thelE las
Ifight though they may not have lougn
their last battle; no longer with aFrogan
bearing and puritanic attectanon OF lSl WIN ~,
they be permitted TO- s3dc ioFa 0 E@pire = opSs o
| long vending its way WeatWaIu; zna .,
there amid the heaven-aspiring, noun
i tainsI the boundless plains and glan
streams near the heart Of the country tEJ
centre Of the Republic, will It abide' w
arc content that it should be so.
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Little Rock News.

sr. LOUIS, April 27.-The Den,oeratds s IL
Little Rock special says: The ea1 la1eS5 M;te aa
vices from Pine Bluffs are that Ooi: Mnse iHe
stili s holds the Court Honse, has seized the
Sleeraph Office, and, under martial laW' M
he has ,s declared sone in Maor taet seues
saR az;S RaTter's commander Of the East;
81 'e1F Mtr MseatrrsTict, arrived here and commenced
she the prominent atsi citiSsRS; tSsR It is ex
the pyt bst Isp9T MartiaI IN law win be declared
+ yTo1ss are ssfSs oRnsop, Hampsted and othe1 a
whiss Mi under Ba7ter's sanction an 'deeT snT
I'VE I,,wsssc scheme to obtain money, as tn'
Iexs I.esHifis Of these counties have Just com,
petsd their Of tads taxes 9@e npepars aas
the money still in their nanos, ptsd; V;tl Il
tory to making up tnsH saSco'in'0' Wa
the State Treasurer. ,~eu... q
me; odd; Fellows here and OF East ~ ~
I,ouis celebrated their s5th anniyersar'
to.day % by street parade which attracte
much attention. The festivities will en-
Tonight with, Q grand ball in each city.
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ca nn1nanM Ad2HIT aaONHDIdIATNI YIIAQ BNJ iI LLl


tion that as an additional mark Of respect
Q the memory Of Charles Sumner, long
member from Massachusetts, ami in
sympathy with the action OF the Senate,
husiness be now suspended in the House
to allow fitting tributes to be paid to his
nnblic and private virtues. The resolu-
tion was adopted and Mr.. e. r. Hoar adj
dressed the House in an eulogY OF MIR
Speeches were also made by Messrs
Lamar. Orth, Rsiney, Dawes, Potter
Kelley, Nesmith, g. F. Hoar, Congel
and Phillips. i,E-@
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in suffering condition, on account Q. tne
almost total failure Of the crops aa,Ser oa.eSen
corn and cotton through tne WEI "e41loA1 y = - =
oflast year" 4. al
AN URGENT APPEAL FOR PRoy1s1oNs.
A dispatch from Vidalia, Concordia
parish, says: "a public meeting as
sem6Ied here today Eve thGsss1tad thonssna pes as
pie in t9ls og Wsnt SeSU Of food a Committee
saGBeg Sas beeH 'oI appointed to procure supplies
The Mayor Of TEenton s tslegraEp66SSo gI I p6So
"We are all overflowed: Send s.e;So,S US G'Syo
The TH colofed population in particular are
- Large quantities Of provisions %sH were ere
lief Committee has got fairly to work
The 1Tfl demands upon t are much greater
than at frst expected and ID inCseasl1s oGeSasse9
daily, as the water from the naaot crevasiee T;ee
is coming out OF the Red and ouacnHNas ls ny
lriYers.,.-, sr. .ta,.; 1: ;sst-..L g f1fzas :
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Ladies ADVISED 10 Desist from stree
= work.

Co1uMBus, April 27.--At a meeting OF
Police Commissioners tonight lengthy
DISCUSSION was had as to what should pc
done relative to the crusaders. Amonon
REQUESTING Mayor Bull to issue q procla-
nation foFbiddipg the collection ofpeopIe
on sidewalks was voted down, and q mo
tion adopted requesting the Chairman OF
the Board to call an Executive5 Commit-
tee of Crusaders and request them TO de.
sist from further street work, and inform
them that in event of their refusal q
proclamation enforcing the sidewalk ord'
nance will be issued. s 81
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Er,gl,sb III, coal = ri and ID Iron Trades.

The Executive Council Of the National
Ironworker's Association; consisting OF q
full representation of delegates from inc
different iron districts in England, Scot
land and Wales, assembled at Darlington
about the 1st OF April, toatake up the
wages dispute where itwas left by ameet-
ing in London a, short time before, ana
offer terms to the masters which should
affect the whole tradeAof the kingdom.
Alter full days consideration! h 9 lresolua
ton was passed demanding saF slight IN
crease in "extras,'' which was rejected py
the stafordshire employers. A reduc7
,iou Of two shillings in pudding and W
per cent in other wages had already been
agreed to sometim before, and the en-
ployers were demanding a still further re;
duction, on which the above action was
based. GO go" j. 80. q
4 1t was stated, at a meeting Of the Lei
| ceetefshire coal district recently, where
| deputation OF one thousand miners Walt-
ed upon the masters, that coal had sad-
| vaneed in price at, the pits mouth IRON ron
| an average in 1872 of 7s: 1Od. 70, IN ds1o,
203.l6 ton, anu an hteEa8o. u u 10 80. a
4 ton now, or an increase OF 1000 per cent,
while in the same period the mems wages
had only been advanced Is. ton. Ihe
DELEGATES from the association would MOI
take the responsibility of advisl1g tne
men to strike, but left them to judge ioi
themselves and consider the question dls,
nassionately, and be in readiness to wait
again on their masters. They turthel
a p1omised to report the matter TO meet
inc of the Council of the National Min
d eTS Associations at Manchester. The mas
: ters had ordered reduction In Presen
prices f9rgsoEg N5- g..
In the Southwest Lancashire distrlc
the. colliery proprietors have made pro
!. nosition to reduce wages 10 per cen!
large numbers OF men refuse to worE
7 even at the old prices, and the streets az al
u full Of idle men waiting the issue OF IN
: The Staffordshire collieTs have been nc
= lifted OF a reduction Of one shilling pc
a hundred weight in their wages. They Q
ter to accept 9half=the reduction, or arb
trato. IL theemploye refuse this #gel
; leral strike,fs threatened. =,
. In the South StafordshireI dlstrlcl y
y coal masters confirm reduction. re1ns
T. arbitration, and Ii, 600 miners in that di
It trict are on q strike. '-p- = 700
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-28
Tic LIQUOR Clause in the New cOn-
stituti0n.

CINCINNATI, April 27.-The Consttu3
tionaI Oonyention to-day after. several
dsys debate engrossed proposition 70
submit to a separate vote otthe people ior
adoption in the Constitution the follow
lNE License License; to traffic in. Intoxicating xingg
LIQUORS may be granted, but this secn9n i.
ahall not be SO construed as to preyens Ins
Legislature from making laws to rest.SslG ne,a ~,
and regulate the rate and compensate 10
injuries arising therefrom: a.: 1;oonse
The alternative clause Is mo ,a ncensTI SanrIf
and its success before the people woun el.
carry car prohibition of the tratne anu ~ de1s' rs'
the Legislature free to make Sntio1 LAVE ~ IN ~
strain sales and require aH Su 9''s- -
Injuries resulting from sales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-28


THE CONDITION OF sREPREsENTATIyEI
sTEPHENs.-A correspondent Of the PEI
tersburg CVa) Ns,Os met Hon. A. H.aste-
phens on the cars en- route for, his home
in Georgia, when Mr.. 8. said; 81 am go:
ing home TO die. have been a great sui
ierer, but this Is the first time that any
vital organ has been attacked. Until this
my general health was better than for
thirty years, but this has been terrible and
must soon yield unless / am relieved. ]
hope may recover. but1 scarcely expect
it. lam now G3 years of age, and my
constitution will not stand such sever
test" OF President Grant he said; +"
regard him as good and conscienhoq
man, and believe he has the good OF IN
country atheaEt" -