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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
- Z AS @ Z U y y.
Dfrbanolnngem Ses nentf1em
Rei6sratbs.
Snterpelation wegeu BET 8erbaituus
bon Nrnim's.
Oemtf6er Safen In mprDccp.
sSns6efnus Der 2sreGe TT $pantem.
Gonfisfatto n BON Spirituo en-
IN Bottom.
MuslGnbiicbe Wac1ricbtett.
N 9ri6ten aus Der rar9entini i
1dlen Hebublif.

W = " JhN
&io Saneiro, 81. Nop. Das 5ur
areentiniihen RebelIen sSIotte geb6rige
SampfbOOt ,Barana" bat iih freitpilli9
Der Re9ierunesIlotte ereeben. Sie Wtanns
fhaft oes ,Yarana" puroe in MonteOioeo
gelanbet. 9te &eaierun9 Der argentine
idben Republit bat Die YoIt Don BuenpS
IDres naf) europa ouf9ebalten.
SeutibIanb erbdlt einen Sos
fen in Woroee
2onbon, q. Nop. Gs perlautet ee=
rii6tsipeiie, oaB 0tOrocco ndGbitens einen
Safen on Seutldlano abtrsten tperbe.
RnebeIune Der Yreiie.
Waorio, 90. Gop. Sic Rebafteure
Der go Yrenia" unb ella 8ouoeIa@ iino
Deeen uebertretung Der unter Dem 8elas
eerun9s3uItano aeI6affenen BreB9eIebe
perbaftet uno naA Dem @eidnguib gei9idt
mproen.
Us affen fiir CHINA.
Berlin, 81. Rop. 9ie 1ineiiIhe Re=
sierune bat cine erpBe Anantitdt Sinter-
laoerE @ewebre beitellt.
Snterpella alton IN berMffaire=
Mrnim.
Sn Der beiitigeu 5iBung bes Reibstaas
ifellte 2iebfnedt einen Antraa auf sSrei.
Iaiiun9 ntehrerer in Saft befinolider be,
motratiIber Abaeoroneten. @inohorf
unteritiibte ben Mntrag nnb ipro6 Ii1 be-
oieIer @eleeenbeit iiber bic Sdufigfeit oel
0erhaftun9en aus uno bemerfte. BOB Soaai
Elm @eIan0ter niGt mebr Dor 8erbaftlne
licber iei.
| Bismord ot1ttuortefe anf gginbborif's
Bemerfllnaen. Gr ia9te, Der @bgeor0nett
babe unterlaiien, 5u bemeiien, oaB Die DOR
Der He9ierung por9enommenen 8erhafe
tungen uneeIebli6 uaren. gln Der Siu=
T9telt oerWerboftnn9en lei Die innehmenbe
SGufiafeit Observation-Disclosures i6uIo.
Dies lei to9ar in oenienieen 9tufen oer
@eleui6aft Der Jau, 0eren erite 8dint &c
| let Die Mdtun9 Dor 0em @eieb 5u pflegen.
8ismard iaste tueiter, er iei pollfommen
bereit, oieie Jraee betreffs Der 0erbaftun=
gen 81 bebattiren. 2aster iagte, er min.
Idle, 6aB Die Debate iiber ben porlieaen-
ben Mntrae bis nod Der Oebatie iiber Die
Eeformen i'm Suftisweien peridpbep merbe.
gr beoauerte, oaB nod feline Difentlihs
unterluhung 9esen bic perhafteten Yerios
men itatt9einnoen babe, oa our1 lolobs
llnteriu6unaen bic 8erbreituns bon stpei=
| felbaften @sriidten hdtte permieoen psroeu
f6nnen.
&eiderspereer ipran iiber bic Uerfof-
gung un0 0erbaftune bon 8ii66fen pe.
gen @epiiiens. Sa6en.
gismard faete in Grtuioerung earauf
ooB Geihersperger bas iubjeftipe @etpiiien
iiber oas objettiDe @eieB itelle. 9ie Ultra
montanen uno Sosialbemofratcn bGtten
Soee iiber bas @eipiiien, .pelds man nicbi
ais Horm nebmen f6nne.
| 2iebtne1fs Mntrag puroe Dsr.porfen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
&c. Sinan5ieaes. 66,
lag. 100 su berlelben auf 6Dpotbef
oiele @Ode.

ge @riinbeigshum5s Syarsant 1T bereit Celo ss ners
leihen All eri aais 5ubtsSietntbuT. ir enen &ermr
BON bis sSaBren IN 5ilnnsn uon ie
$500 bis $4,000.
su annebmDurea Sntsrsffen iowie auf quite gpnS unh
Stods Sierteiten in beIiebgsn Suulnien on Gau aoes
anf 20 uno 30 Eagen 81 lauieilhen fofell.
NIB. 9slt pcn Anfaufsgeso, Dppptbst ylptsn, ipris
Goutps usio Staatss sonns perbsf geta no usrtaiit.
4erioHsn foatsn ibEs @siistsi mtbrngen I'M 8ett 81
eripGreE.
6eyner werben Trccent Sntereen be3ab!t aus Gepos
iiten non Wonate unn ErceeHt ailf ~ woate, aes
.fi9est bur6 Sppotbst ouf StGbtsGiesntbunt.
&. u. SfDs6Is,
# % aDeft 5. Gtrase.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
Die Gdbeuerfrau MadJer an Frau
&irff
Briefipedfel sipifbea Jram &irft unD
benz SpfIieferanten Neinfaller
in NptSbam.
@eebrter Serr! 7!

ssbr Groen lit Md nidbt reif, er piro
aber ba!o 10 melt iein. Ginen pierter
Glaffe, ben i1nn ale Welt trdet, m0hte
Id Shnen Hidt sunutben, unb Die erOBeren
nit SHwertern, Siamant unb Deralei6en
perbeu nur an gang unperbeferiias Ya+
tienten perliebeu. Das Sic Elm iolfer
finb, beipeilen Sie am oeutliditen oa-
burh, boB sic bic Snpaliben unteriiiibsn,
,Dele6e Der prins, ben ih ni4t nenneu
fann, proteeirt. Dieie armen 2eute,
Delche fir bas 0nterlanb BON WOreens
bis ipdt in bic Nobt binein bIutsn. braa-
den ausenbIidlid, mo- Die folte Sabres=
sM Dor Der Shire lit, etli1e Yerliidbe
9eppide. bic id moreen in einem Sof=
pasen abbolen tperoe, rpenn sic Elm pa=
triot iein mpllen. sic baben ia Elm sutes
Sers. 2oIien Sic r,ptabene bic 8nopf-
lbhsr in sbrem 6rad niht su tlsin.madsn.
Gaaen Sic MIR Sbrem Shneioer: God
a La 9elbrild, bann tpeiB er Beideib.
SobahtungsDOa &c.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22

fern bier NIT elmer 9equiiition bonn @ou-
Derneur Geloee Elm. senldB ipelfer Der
Nrreifant ihr ausseliefert nuroe unb ein9
osrlelbe beute anter ihrer Obbut mad Nem
Orleans ab.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
Oermift:

enf6enfrelnbe 1peroe blingelib efiudt ben MaFenta
bolt bes 17sjGbreen Sebn Hterer pon Sanoustp eten
GItrrn mitsutEeilen aeree: p4b Rtsrer, Sanoxstp.1
np22, ,3tax
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
(Siir bic ,@eftIi@e @Iatter@.)
DER pbilofopb,
Ameritanif9es StabsntenIieb.

@ar emf elm Mann in uni'rem 8anO,
Gin febr seIebrtes Saus,
Ser iprans in sineu OOrnbuf6 uuc
Gta@ fid bic ausea aus,
bod aIs er fab mad elmer stunb',
DAB fort bic auseH iei'n,
Da iprans er in ben Sprnbai5 uab
Stad iie ii6 tpieOer elm.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
0erfebrte 0BeIf,

Die Souben, bic um genus FOsen,
lln6 Die einft frieblid bod in 9iiftsa
Ser 9isbeSsOttin @assn sOsen,
nmpebt bsu Grisb' unb 9snsesbRften -
Sic, bic nit 8Idttsrn Der Slipe
5nr ar@e stoab siaft srFH6tet -
Ginfi 8Oten nur fur 2isbssbriefe -
Sie perbsu beute fir ben 8riss ss;iidtet!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22

Sn Bottom rettete Elm Mtann Der So6ter
eines Ntilliondrs bos 2eben uno erbielt
bonn Batter Der @eretteten cine 8elobnung
i'm 8etraae BON 3tpet unb eiuem baIben
Dollar. St mar bon bieiem Mfte Der Sreis
eebieteit 10 iiberipdltiet, 6aB er ale Srgels
breber, bic aufiutreiben naren, oasu eneas
9irte, benz W1iIlipnGr cine Serenaoe sit
brineen, nah oeren S6luB er Die erbaItene
Belobnuug unter lie pertbeiIte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
SpDess s4nseiae. .
9anffaauna.

SD, bic 1utsrsei6nttes itate hierm aHen uetner Bers
Gnbten, 6fenoen unb 8etannfeu bic BEL Der EeeThts
sung metner peritorbeHen Iocbter 2ouiin @0oiamiot
tbeilnabmen, fopie ben 2eenbeiiotern ueeIins Ross
Co., Rg. 664 u 666 Sue Str, fir ibIe panttIte
unb quite 8eorsunS bes Seientsgrdbniies, meieH .ss
IL gbrtffiHa gB gBdIsi9mibt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
poknmente aus SeH Dlnter
fn6unssakten gegeH 9raH
GirR IN 3DOtsoam.
Gran 8phnenftrcb in RotsSam an
ibren Stbpieaerfpbu IN Berlin.
U(ein Iieber @dlmieQer1Dhn


Sreusn GSe I'D, es iii mir enoli6 ee=
lnnasn, meiu Capital mit auBerOroenilthem
Nuben auSulesen. Cine iebr bo69eltelte
Dame BEL S0fe bat @elo u0tbis, unb our9
9ermitteIune elmer SSrau &irit, Die oben
piel gilt, nahm Die Ser6oeir BON g. Illes,
mas idb bate, 5u II YrOs. 9enfen sic
Itd, oteie Sersoein GriiSte mid iebr berabs
lofisno aus einem 6eniter 6es &OHigliheu
ShloIIes, als ib oas @elb bintrue. 60
babe id nicbt nur mein 8elo gut oneelest,
ionbern au9 nod MusIidht auf Betannt.
fhaft in ben bornehmiitn Rteiieu, oos lit
bod aud mas pertb &c.
Die G6euerfrau Watber an Trau
&irft.
S6ren Gie NAL, &irlien, tpenn id MI mid
balo ben Sabler frieie, oem Sic mir Suje=
fagt baben, pie id Die ieioene MiiBe ufjeleBt
I'm aus bem SbloBfenIter bic ole Jrau,
bic ben BeuteI sSelo brodjte, jejriiBt babe,
henu Sei9e id eSbren Sdtpinbel on nit
Ahtaag eriebenit freunbli9it &C.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
Dem NIften, som Gaprera.

Uen NIfefL POM NGprerd.
8as fur StaIia Ou emit senelen,
Sn Der @eid)i6te 8idern if's su Islen.
Sept aber, alter, ias', mas milf bu tbun?
Der @auu Der 9bat, Der Sreibeit SeIS. ber
iiibne,
On, einfi bes Bolts bsrsotterter Sribun -
1lno nun?
Stun, baIb bieusidt siu - gIopn uur ber Sri.
biine!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
hpdpsretrte .SSrau Girit!

Gie Seppide fir bic Snpaliben, Die id
Su eriiBen bite. lieeen bereit. SD babe
nod fir bic ipaderen Waierlanosperibeibis
ger einige foitbare Jdder, Die id aerabe
0nf Eager batte. beiaelegt. Werheinlihen
Eie Die Sem prin5en, ben Sie nif,t nennen
ipouen, neinetbalben nidt Oann aber iiigeft
Gie binBu, bob Elm Onfel nleiner eriten
Jrau ponmar. SD tpHr0e fir Elm b n
1000 SbaIer on bic armer seben. Wtorgen
Sbr ereebener sc.
@eehrter Serr NeinfoIler!
Das trifft I'D berrlih. 9ie tauHi-
4fbaler fur bic gtrmen tDnnen rorgen aur
Wertbeilnng fommen. Der Vrin5 lit ents
liiit. 9iennen Gie lih porldufig BON.
aber ri6t Difentlidb. Gsib. aeppitbe aah
isiid,sf Sr..ts Sr.s il; is ..esaen no tpie aeiagt. in
sinem pOftpagen ab. 90 eEhalien 5Ie
(iis Elm Ueringss bic b0hiten Ghren. Gie
Iehen, aud bier oben iperoen bic Oummefl
nis8t aQt. .r.a
Greanbi6aftlinit &c
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-22
Opetors' Commons in 2pns on.


@ar manhen Sremben unb crit ME
piele Gnsldnoer - bat @eid)Gft Ooer Neu-
sier nod ben alien Doctors Commons ae-
fiibrt, in oeren elmer Mbtbeilung alle grb.
l6aftsiahen gereselt perben. Sier Iino
nod Die Seiiamente Sbatespeare's, Bur.
fe's uno Milton's, uno mar iriiher oos
Seitament ytapDleons /. unter @Ias unb
Habmen Su leben. Wtit benz Anpacbs Der
BepOlfernn9 un6 Der Grblnaftsgeiddfte
lit Das alte @ebduoe Su Helm gemoroen uno
es lit Dor eini9er 3eit bic ueberiiebeluns
nah Dem ger6umi9en un6 beauemer gele=
genen 6Dmerlet Soule angeor6net mprben.
Oie neuen Hdume Iinb nunmebr sur Muf-
nabme Der 0ocumente fertig uno in tpeni=
gen Sagen lou bos GrbI1aftsaerid,t NIT
ieiner DoIumin6len 9srsamentiammlung
oaie!bit ein3ieben.
Wermdblnns BON Conan unb Nhein.
9ie Donau, tpslde befanntIid) erii mad,
benz 3ulanlmenfluiIe Der 8rege uno Bri.
sah unterbalb SOnaueibineen bieien Ra.
men iiibrt, 5eiat unterbalb oieier 6tabt,
Smi]hen emmenoin9en nnb Wtdbrinaen.
bic eieentbimlidbe @ridsinung, oaB Elm
groBer She'll hires Maijers in oem Bette
perIideri unb uon Do ab Der 6luB nur in
iehr perminoerter 5tdrte meter flieBt. Sas
berihminbeuoe Waiier ioll nun Der Mb<
queue ibre Gntitehuns geben, bic, etna 800
CUB tiefer ols Die Oonau liegenb, 6ur6
elmer, fait slpei Meilen breiten 8ereriiden
BON Serfliiftetem Suraeeitein pom Gonau-
| thale 0etrennt lit. Die Mn HieBt in ben
I Unierlee nne bic S0nau miir0e ionit au1
bem Nhsin elnen 3ufluB geben. Neuer-
oinas limb nun in Dem 9Onaubette Sipi-
lihen Sbringen mnb Mldbrinaen sDei neu
leinsefalieHe a6her entoedt ,poroen, in
Eiuelhe oas Waiier Dollenos einilieBt. Sn
J0l9e 0eiien Heben bic obwGrt8 aeleaenen
WliibIeninerte ilnD Sabrifen in Mdbrinaen
luno 3uttlingen fill. Die betreIien6en Nes
| tiger lparen am 8. an Grt unb GtelIe, I'm
Mb1ilfe nieIes llebels su berotben. GsSDl
feine GsIh0pffiii;s s:ssss-s ss;:ssssss sSs!s. i'm Nett.
lperluht perben. alnbererieits tueroen Dis
| s5abrifbeIiber in Nrlen an Der 9(e5 ienel
| Worboben nidbt 5ugeben ilnb 10 orobf ei,
jNroieB nm oie DoUau 81 entiteben.
, 1874-01-14
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
Opening OF the Annual Session nj
baltimore - Subj ects to he Dis.

{1neniuE OF the Annual Session III
Baltimore ~ Subjects to he Dis"
ct1ssed.
B.171xoHz. Jan. 1s.-Ths National Board OF Trade,
in Of the resolution adopted ct the last an-
uual session In Chcago, met to-day, Frederick BanS.
Of Philadcpha, in the chair About foEty aelegates
Tork, Chicago, Cincinnati St. Louis, 1dchmond, and
other cities. The ottical programme OF fecomnenoa-
tons and resolutions to be considered Was eesu:
], 2 3, and Of the othcta! programme, onp1acne
reform Of the currency, restoration ol bpecae pas
1nents national banking. and National banE1nG iaM,
the President the hitter to be Chairman of sad CON-
mittee and to report on THURSDAY morainR ct+..
appointed: Enoch Pratt, Baltimore; D. +. Sou.se'
Boston 4. II Wright, Chicago: A. Lester Taylor
Cincinnati E Smith, sFaqsee; a: s.spddsng' W;pdsn1
Phil.delphia ". r S. A1arsh, Buffalo.
Subjects s. G. 8, and ., relating to ra1roaa tfans
gortation o. qran N coz
struction Revenue laws and capuatiou Of ta5 On e-
grants, were severally cal'ed up and postponed:
Of Commerce st milwaukee, vas next taken up, and
resolution that the National Board OF Trade memoir
alize Congress to amend tho Law rcgaunS sne a
ing trade Of the Lakes to require na.ses o. YES
ses in al to report their arrival At and
from any port in the United 6tates where there are
and nle with the proper eieer man' ~
tests Of their cargoes taken board or discharged as
such ports, whs adopted. . .,;.,
Subject IT, relative to State interfersnse n unac
pal Affairs from the Phadelpht1 boaro o1 AtAoe, "1@
lost by = vote Of II to H.
Subject Is, from the Board OF Trade o. Cn1caRo,
pehoning the Legislatures Of the several States Tor
law requiring all persons carving on any ousues Ms
under firrn name to register with the County Cerk
or some other designated officer ths trua nanea ana
each individual member thereof. VA adopted:
1,atre to uniformity IN the manufacturing laws, sn1
limitation Of liability ef ssockholdsrs, was *aopteo
with IN amendment,
suhiectz In reference to ths confederation Of the
,sssiupi le7ecs md Of tho reorganization o1 tha In
di,n Territory were postponed
Tbs Board adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1874-01-14
ST. LOUIS.


Cheap Transportation mcnof1a1"s
Newspaper WrnnElc.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l3-Col. william II, GrosvenoF has
left for Washington, taking With him memorial OF
the st. Louis Merchants Exchange to Congress- asking
the consideration Of the transportation question as
7elaed to the interests of the Mississippi Valley Tho
paper Is IN able and sucdnct document prepared by
Col Grosyenor for the Committee, Of which he 1s
Chairman. The facts are not novel, nor ara many O
the vies set forth original, although they are newly
collected and thoughtfully expressed.
M'cuLLooH AND THE DIVIDEND"
j. B. McCullogh, late managing editor Of the IT,
Louis Democrat has fled petition in equity IN the
Circuit Cnurt for this city asking that note for so
600 held against him BY the Democrat Company be
cancelled The note wus given in payment for that
amount Of stock Of which he paid In cash $19, 500
when becoming managing editor, and this
amount IL credited on the back OF the note
MrCullooh claims that he given to understand,
when he paid in his money, TINT his position as mali
aging editor Of the paper waR assured
, 1874-01-14
Miners, Strike In PennsylVantas

Special Di1pa:cA TO The Chicago Tribune
por1sy11Lx, Pa, Jan. 13.-About the first Of every
year committee OF the cnal operators and commit
tee from the Miners Union meesto h1 basis OF wages
for the ensuing year. Up to 1871, atrale each year
sYas the rule. Since that time 1t has been ne e1eep
lion, till this year, when We arc
THREATENED WITH MORE SERIOUS SUSPENSION
than has occurred for years. The bass Cor the past
year has been regulated on the price OF
col being $3.50 per ton at Port Carton. aud when
to reguate tho wages for nezt year, the miners were
i1liQ to accept the basis 3E last year. athongn
the price Of coal was above the pasls 1ne ~noe M
stors At the head Of whom is franklin y. Gowan, o.
the Phi!adephia Reading Coal and Iron COMPANY, a
asked an adjournment Of tho first meeting tl 7ftsr
Tho meetine Of the great coal companies in New
on Jan 6. On Wednesday, the "a Of January oosn
Committees met in thIs cty, when ~ owan, Ftsei-
Thts The miners voted upon yesterday, and deter
mined unanimously to reject the pfopoS'''on' ~" ~
5000 MINERS HAVE QUIT WORE,
and M the ersat coal interests OF this vast region arc
The Daily Standard. the leading Parsr . Of ai this
region prints tho s4no:dcial statement that prcs-
dent Gowan has ordered AZ tne ~ ~ s11anended
11nt te controversy is settled. They also etae tnas
larce numbers Of hands IN the repair shops VII % Us
charged, and more than hau LIS eAp'ose~ ~ N ~0
This action viii seriously cripple the adjoining coai
fields, where the road Euna, ana aueG. oi g - ~
fseiine aud much excitement over the conMnoa q u
things, aud the general feeling IL th1 a. ths ,een
c.tor. IL deciJodly wrong, for many Of the opa1a.
tors would Ike to work, but tLts Company viii OF
co,lrse prevent them. On Saturday next
Axo1HEn AEKrE6,
ard tho et oe probably, betwesn the opecasors ana
hs wozngnen w take P.ee wasn =. .h,1 a.5 :o os Mi
c4bly settled but it il hardly pEoneote. . ,na+ W.
.Soqse 70 aas Ill their men to go work in mine, Ths:e
tho basis VIII pad ard as hsEs Ell afe tbeo
~ consnS tie responsibility Of refusing eaEa and
trsnsrts1:on for teir coal a9atst the tudgnsas aa
intercats Of the p7ople.
Although the .x,,,
IN ,4o1s,ea has be1a uatea. Al n QoRa ee@aa0a5"
, 1874-01-14

Special Dt.pateA to he Chica7o TribHH<.
P1r1snUncE, Pa, Jan. 13,-Ihe lnternanonaiists Il. Is
promise to visit tie Municipal Hall in body ut tho
ne1t meeting OF the Councils, which occurs h week
from Monday and take such action viii compel the
city to give them work. ..
The Etndow-glass teade here is looking up very
fayornly and all the factories VIII resume as the
entire stock in the warehouses Is exhausted. Tbs
prices to be paid to labor, shlled and uno D.
skilled, will be q reduction OF ~
per cent from that paid Last year. The bank stste-
1nents Just made show very favorably, with lfge
increase In Ru1plus and deposits. Nearly all the 3ac-
tories are paying up the back half pay, aud all arc
again paying their worfmen in full. The prospects fot
i large spring trade most favorable. Western
iron orders ars plenty, and collections easy.
, 1874-01-14
M0RTuARY.

sn-eia, ptpateA TO The Chiea2o Tribune;
ouncx. IL, jan. l3-The funeral Of CO.; caaiu
took plrcs to-day from St. Johns Epineopa g4sha t,9
Ttnpisrs. Drids military veterans, snd largs con,
and ass pose ahs seen hsTs fSg
49, 49, ~ ri f,hill's sudden and uuttu1ely death Inns
eaused e seaszal mourning among III clas'*' Of our
r{$j
, 1874-01-14

Special Di.patea to Tia Chtcago Tribune.
OMAHA Eeb., Jan. 13.-The prcf:ietora Of the daily
papers Of this city have proposed to reduce the price
Of composition from IS to 40 cents per thousand,
commencing on Thursday. The printers' Union have
given answer, but have the nater still under COD
Giicration.
Tho cigar-maxers and employers have not come to
any settlement since the strike. iost Of the be
longing to the Union still idle and few have left
the city.
, 1874-01-14

n.s Di;peseh 70 r. ssIe 3s1c bnsines. men
.s.ia md peru met in the lAatnan.ed city to-day,
to .ad completed the 9ssns
xstion Of an association for the auosss *
tas ioeal Advantages to b found hs7' Will b
In III Chicago 1npEss
, 1874-01-14

NEW ORLEANS, L., Jan. 13.-The negroes on Bay
ous Lafouche and Teche arc on a strike, the land
owners having resolved pay SIS per month.
They paid so the last year. Large numbers of mount
ed men 20 from place to place. allowing to work.
The following message, received by Coy. hel1ogg,
shows that they arc creating a1arm:
CHAtAuoN1A, L., Jan. u.
DEAR S1H Send uB assistance immediately. Our
secticn in state Of terror md alarm. Al work ts
suepenaed, Armed bodies Of mounted men enter our
premises In spts Of remonsrances, and threaten
the lives Of al work. Our peace and fnfey demand
immediate action At your hands.
{aiRnsd) J. J. 6HAprER,
q. G. MINOR,
WV. MINOR,
STEPHEN N1Son,
WV, /. BHAFrEE.
EDWARD HcCoLLoM,
". 8. WILLIAMS,
#. L. SHAFFxR-
Citizens Of that duarter called upon Kellogg today
and urged him to send immediate relief. The Got
orno1 stated th.s force would probably b sent TO-
morrow.
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.SPrcial Difpafci 10 The Chicago 1Ti1u7e.
p1rTspURou, jan 13.-The Grand Lodge Ct the Sta q
Of Pennsylvania Of the Ancient Order Of United Work
men of the United States convened to-day in Neville
Hall on Fourth street. 6i1ty-fonr lodges we're repre-
sented, numbering 600 members. Reports oi
tbs Committee read, which show that the order
ia in prosperous condition, and Is rapidly spreading
being now In existence in sixteen States. After elect
ing Grand officers for the ensuing year. the Lodge ad
journed to again for general business tomorrow
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the shops we're partly disconnected and taken out.
The track has been torn up in different plsces, pre-
venting trains from running.
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LoU1ev1LLE, H., Jan. 13.-The 4ts3ke on the j., ~
T. Raroad finally ended yesterday hut the rtrtfing
engineers in body applied to the officers Of the Eoad
to be re!rSta:ed. The Superintendent replied that
he proposed to retain these business prin-
e1ple4
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AAxcHxs1n, y. J., Jan. 13.-Tha engineer end
sha train and track hadE of the Sew Jarssy aotheto
Rxtlxoad quit Eurk LIST svun1ns. Tbs loeenoarsa n
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Rrick3uyers, National Union.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 13.-The National Union OF
Brickiayers assembled at Ranie'a Hall today. among
nois, and Indians. Reports Of officers read and
referred and tho Union a1te1ward adjourned till
tomorrow.
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State of illinois, County Of Cook Isl, George Sturges
President tae National Bank do solemn
Il .bovs Ia the best Of
GEORGE sTuRGES, Presidout.
EuI,sc1ibrd md sHoru bcfore this 18th d34 Of
J&nuzrJ, 1874. ". C. OAKLEY. Notary Public.
Co1Eect-Attest: --.
AESON STAGER, J
E. RUCKtSGHAM,} DIractors-
GEO. STUREES.
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uc11xhXHT EuxB z1a1. ,..
m ~1o1suea his busn natsa. Al n qotea 1o4&a'~
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30,U4O3SUo'0F
State Of Illinois, County Of Cook,
/ Goorrn n Ives Cashirz of the Unton National Bank
o CSicaeo. solsmnl th.t the sbnse statement
TJfvned1 GEORGE A. IVES, Cashier.
Subscr,oed and beore this 1sh day ot
nary l5'4. WILLIAM O. HtPWELL+ Notary Public
CoT1sct-Attast: --
r. sAs 4SaSS& SS& + : RRSszaa RRSSs#zaaas, Directors.
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En1SC0E
Fas then called. lie knew nothing Of the baths. ue
~ It tAe prison when Williams died. I was
eong my usual duties, when l entered tne
clubhouse and found williams lying on tabe I aeaa.
Hare seen good effects from tke cold BATH but thnk
aase1y cruel treatment, md never want TO see any
narr. Didn't know Williams The treatment Is not
sz q9M Wa % forsry ar aea tne pss
tao the rules 70 him, and IN that way he Is III ofmeo
u shat conduct is expected of him. Also ieaa tne
tales to the prisoners on Sunday. There are nos Us
n9any complaints from prisoners now as year ago.
IN reply to the question whether the former sdm'ns
ua1:on was more baroaTous. the gentleman old not
~ hs*er: He evidently has not forgotten ,dns" 40"
q q The old management Know some 81
~ ~ e gentlemen Of the coroners jury, ana ID DO
n1 think they have anything to do with prison con-
3aea. They kra among our best ctizeQs.
MR, RADCLIFFE
81 called to testify to the character Of tho late Cor
nso aked questions to the appear NICE q A.
nneys before the jury in defense ct the authorities
~ tata he knew bus little. Knew the case was argued
saspp md Phelps, hrcd attorneys Of lie prison
asdes, and that they spoke several hours. Thought
as attosneJs were hired by DR.. Nason.
DErETT-wARoES J. F. HALL
~, - called: Have been Deputy since last March.
h'lsasns was quite . stubborn man. Had
:. s9s ~, trouble Win him On the m15p'nx ;sE %. ..
= u @so1tafyr that Eight. The Doctor had a.
,esed hin bathed- Gava the order to Sleeper. lHs
ssat On to repeat the details Of Lis testimony be-
LIE @o1oDcFR r 11fgJ. ~ lA42ut "1n Da@4Aeos ~
L2mersea four times. When e2w him in the courss
aa'li1R On the l2:h Of December he was obstinate
- Eas r. ordered to dress nimsei, when he manifested
~ disposition to obey orders. then ordered tim
ssnersed sgtin. He WAS immersed tw.c upon my
.suera. Tie second time he was taken from the tub
!, t.S5 = gssping: We Laid him upon tsbie, and sent
" Lie Steward. BE died in few moments.
Senstor Wilcox a1ked II he would consider tho
sssps:vtog ot prisoner Of tobacco severe pun
seo*n&. He replied that hs couldn't say,
h would say, outxids Of hts testimony,
~ ta4&s XAxden BaetmAsta b. fn5w of mad
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There will however, be stirring times 1t theimpo1tant
meetin1 On Saturday, 80 that tie assembly decides
whether or not there shall be tho most stuboorsta4e
ever knnurn n this State.