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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

/ EXHTBITIoN--UOTEI. -ACCIDENT-STOR
-VIsIT-Co MPLAINT.-Th he Homecoming
correspondent of the Times gives that paper
the following items under date Of the lst
The teachers of the Public School here
intend holding an exhibition in the school
house at the close of the term which will be
about the 25th OF this month, from which
they expect to realize enough to pay for an
organ they hayein the building. The pros
poet for success is good.
William Lee, Esq, has rc-opened his
house to the publican item Of consiiorabl"
interest to travellers visiting that town
An interesting and pretty little girl, three
years old, daughter OF Mr.. Martin Danahcy
of Pckn, was run over by locomotive No
Is on Tuesday near Mackcy's store. Both
legs were cut of, which she survived u halt
hour
Thomas Englcby, ESD, has rented the
first story Of his building on Douglas ave
nue. to Joseph Jandorf, Esq, of Frostlurg
who will keep Il wel-assorted stock Of gem
cral merchandise.
John Douglas 81, Esq, in whose honor
the above named avcnuc is called, will soon
make Il visit to Kentucky in the interest Of
some English capitalists to inspect coal
lands in that State.
This correspondent admits that the extra
passenger train is better arrangement than
the former, but complains that in mcrcau-
tile sense Homecoming is placed on Unequal
ity with Frostburg Some emphasis is laid
on the fact that they have "yo-operativc
store there, from which many Frostburr
people would doubtless prefer to buy had
they the same opportunity to visit I.onaco-
ming that residents OF the latter have to visit
F'rostburg. The new arrangement is there
fore chargcable with inuring more benefit
to Frostburg than to Homecoming merchants,
and the suggestion is made to Mr. MIhol-
land TO revise his schedule 50 that both may
have an equal chance to sell, each to the
people of the other place, and he will re
cciye the thanks of not a few.
land mot few others wouldn't feel 50
thankful. Nevertheless, the principle is
correct especially if the matter Of trade is
what Mr. Milholland is looking after, and
we are deeply in favor Of it if it viii occa-
sion constant rush OF travel 20 and fro,
cheaper goods to the people, and wake up
the >lccpers to the necessity of hiel-prcssugc
advcrtsin@.-ED
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Thanks.
FRosTBuRG, June 81, 49,.

FRosTBuRC, June 81, 1874.
MIR. EDITOR BY your kind permission
desire to occupy a small space Of your cX-
collent paper to lender my heartfelt thanks
to my numerous friends for their generous
sympathy and support as shown during my
present Illness.
The public is aware that some Of my
friends concluded some time ago to hold u
Grand Concert in Porter's Hall in order 10
render me some assistance in my afliiction,
and | am happy to announce to the good
people OF Frostburg and the public at large,
that have received through the hands OF
tie committee the handsome sum Of oHG
hHadl1d and setcnty-t tco d2'lorS and sGgt5 fire
cents, as benefit derived from this Concert.
To the committee in particular and to the
citizens Of Frostbure in general | wish to
Offer my sincere thanks
| desire also to acknowledge the receipt
oftiCcHty-tc0 doilars and ftty cents from the
Presbyterian Church. The Welsh Congrc-
gational Church has also rendered me time
ly and liberal assistance since have been
unable to follow my daily occupation. To
these churches | am therefore largely in
dchted ior their manifestations of christian
sympathy toward myself and family.
Respectfully Yours,
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IGCAi, CORRESPONDENCE


June 2d, 1874
DEAR EDlToG:- since YOU have honovcd
your "out~iIc" with a filling" of your Sc
lection, feel il my duty as an humble pa
tron and wcll-wishcro of yo ryaIu;.Jlv paper
to compliment YOU for this lon@-nrcdcd
change, as also to extend my best wishes tor
future Success. You have taken q step
which will not only meet with public APP
prevail but give the JOURNAL increased and
more profitable circulation. There il no
reason why the Journal. though it cmu-
mates, so to speak, from the rocks and cIags
OF mountainous town, may not be the
bearer of intelligence and profit to those in
to whose hands it may go. With your ac-
customed energy and zeal from its now I'M
pretending appearance it may become the
representative literary and scientific paper
Of our county and vicinity. "Smal
beginnings etc, you know, if directed
properly, are often the srrcst stepping
stones to success. The Journal has on
numerous occasions displayed evidences Of
ability to cope successfully with more IA
yored and widely circulated competitions
Space not permitting farther comment,
| repeat my best wishes for the welfare and
growth of the JoyRNAL and for the health
and prosperity of It's conductors.
Truly, &c, c. r. PORTER
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Business Locals.

E"eDEi -3"2E%@.StS. - There is no
case of Dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower win not cure. Come to the Drug
Store of @. \ WfNGEHT and inquire about
it. Ii yea suffer troh, Co.'S iycncss, Sick
Headache. Sour stomach, Indigestion,
Liver Comp ,a,nt, or arrangement of the
System, try it, Two OF three doses will re
Ueyr ycu
Boschrc'- German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States
We have not less than five hundred letters
from Druggists, saying it is the best med
ciuo tE,y ever sold for Consumption.
Throat or Lung disease Sample bottles
Of each ~ cts. Regular size - cts--G c.
tiEEEE. Woodbury., y. j.--tN9
Tcgy0uS EoiScaScS.-How many
thousands Of the most refined ladies of the
land are slaves to nervous diseases in yari-
Gus iorns-trcmbling, twitrhing, jerking.
utthc nerves. headache, Mysteries. Sudden
out-hulsl~ of temper upon trivial affairs, pee
yjehnc>~. feeling Of desperation, Gcsprn-
dcucy. fear, Sc. In any unhealthy condi-
ton of the nervous system, Briggs "Nlcyi-
ntor has absolute control Of the nerves.
creating radical change and positive care
Sold ly EDWARDS & Rooms, FroStburg,
Mafy,aud
Remembers. The sign OF the Golden
Boot Pyt-oHs in need ' fine stitched
Boots and Caters will and il ga their inter
o. 20 cell ST the Boot and Shoe shop of
WILLIAM J. CoorEH, al IT,, in oi the Col
den Boot and examine lis took OF Fin3
French Calf Si,ns aud scyrrl new styles OF
Cater ppar4 He has tr9l'class Stitch
man nom Baltimore city, blsil engaged in
mal,iug fine stitched Boots and CATERS
SE,rr ,.r,f,s-ff. II p,.,r'g lrX- t,nol4 stare.
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WILL DO WITH ALL EGoobS HE lSCONSFANIl3 Replying
answered echo he sells them quickly and why
II
full The
all
him aslis
partners can well afford to sell cheaper than any other The public being
ointclw with h, constantly hrong his
Dress Goods every kind such Aps of every color and quality
oIane Silks Newport Suitg8 Melanc Ipn; Pral Tique and
Of Linen Sutingsl at IS less than
last season Silks the different qualities 50 yard less
months 800 best make of Prints to
~
b Siol
Notions kind
and Ties cnone Shirts; su,"n,r domestic and
Trimmings Belts oncwcs patterns; domestic and regular made Hose; plain
Kid Gloves in all cos 81 p per pair (arctng and Oil
the
hand All
find n
low fclcs all kinds the hes" the market and
articles
be found store
Let no one think anything here said sintende to ude deceive
and examine for yourselves all can be suited all Will satisfied
nd al tee best accommodations
Mayo MAhA WlNELAND.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

ATTENTION is called to the alycr; scMcnt
Of :. Hamilton & Co., Pittsburgh, piano and
organ dealers, to which some important at-
ditiOns have been made In his connection
We take pleasure in recommending this firm
TO al who wish anything in their extended
line of goods Quite a. large number o.
their instruments have been sold in this sec
tion-in all cases giving satisfaction.
Giimon Wade, Esq, of Fros.bur@, the ac-
tive and popular agent OF ihc firm for thia
region, as all well know, is a genial, clever
reliable gentleman, and understands quit,
as much about the value Of organs, etc, Is
about sewing machines, which is sufficient
TO commend him tothc patronage of all W he
want real tirs-class musical Instruments
We know he viii be pleased to have you
call OF write for information.
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New Business Locals.

As long rs there is life there is hope For
the relief Of Consumptives DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is highly recommended. ltposscsscs
remarkable healing qualities, and has effect
cd more wonderful cures than any other
couch remedy ever brought before the pul.
lie. Price - cents or five bottles for 81
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DAILEY's IIIEERNIA will appear for three
evenings only at Portcr's Hall next week
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Don't
forget that it is a good exhibition
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THE County COMMISSIONERS are in scs-
sion for the purpose of making the annual
levy and will probably conclude their labors
early next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

CuANGE.-Thc Grafton Sentinel reaches
us this week changed from folio to quarto
form. The Sentinel is a good paper and
merits success.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

"GRAND CENTRAL House is the name
J. H. Hawke has painted ON Peter Payne
new building
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

AssEssMENT-Thc corporate assessment
for this year has been completed with The
exception Of footing up, which will result
in an aggregate Of about #l,l00,00o, or near
$4,000 over last years valuation.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite St Mchars
4 Church, Main St, Frostburg Md
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes. of the best and finest quality;
Shoes of the best and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich. Young or old: Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies;
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, NALlSES,
&c,-al at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
C Boots and Shoes made to order Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand Apl Is
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PROSPECTS inr better business tbs wear
are mot favorable. \ half ,inzon adverse
circumstances combine to make early re-
coycry nearly Impossible, of which The fu!-
lowing are noted: Tho large supplies of
coal LETT over last fell OIL acCouH! Of the
panic and collapse in the iron trade; the
continued Depression and the uncertainty
Of financial legislation. OF course nobody
can tell how soon the existing trade prob
lem viii work out, nor exactly how. But
all Viii hope ii viii So result that its i0o:al
will not be forgotten, else we may toolshly
repeat the disastrous experiment Of large
Investments in tar-ictchcd high strung, dis
tant enterprises, only 10 again initiate and
burst.
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FrOstblrg. June d. i~1 g.


se<szz.s=Erz<4svrssza-s
Frostb,lrg. june d. 1879
IL sympathy with the times matters IN
a local way are exceedingly dull.
"Gp,yD CENTRAL House" is the name
J. H. Hawke has painted on Peter Payne's
new building
The travel on the new trains of the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad seems to
iustify the recent convenient arrangement.
CuANGE-Thc Grafton Sentinel reaches
us this week changed from folio to quarto
form. The Sentinel is a good paper and
merits success.
The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS are in scs-
sion for the purpose of making the annual
levy and will probably conclude their labors
early next week
DAILEY's IIIEERNIA will appear for three
evenings only at Portcrs Hall next week
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Don't
forget that il is good exhibition
AssEssMENT.-fhc corporate assessment
for this year has been completed with The
exception Of footing up, which will result
in an aggregate OF about #l,100G00, or near
$4,000 over last years valuation.
In the absence of his father in Europe,
David W. Sloan, Esq, is Superintendent
of the New Central Coal Company at Iona
coning-a position the duties and response
biltics of which he fully understands and
which he will doubtless fill with satisfaction.
DEDICAT1oN-Thc auditorium Of the
Centre Street " L. Church, Cumberland,
will he dedicated tomorrow. Bishop Amcs
will preach at the morning hour; Rev. d.
W. Bartinc, of New Jersey, at three o clock,
afternoon. and Rev. +. lIod@son, of New
York, in the evening.
CorNcIL MEETIN@.-Thcm meetings OF tllc
Mayor and Council Monday and Tuesday
We're unattended by any proceedings Of
special interest \ few appeals from the
assessors valuations were disposed of
William II. Evans was elected Treasurer
for the Corporation and Mcssrs, James u.
Armstrong imam warn ana TACO" l'''i>''
appointed Hf'V' COMMISSIONERS
Onp,1,ys' Corpr--Af t'i, session Trcs-
,lav the tollovino bu-inc-s WAS transacted
h'iS y "'a.ll'oh @'''l''i%' !" ''t' "l.,'
arcn,,nt ''''''''''' '>.'''~>' ''' -
r,;vo,,o,l ctr,,,o nj, ,,.,. 1;o,,
to Johanna SclleIl and William Schcn, She
having filed Il bond in the sum OF 5000.
.Icanncttc lluticy, guardian to James W
ll''rley ana toward - il'''f|' ''''i'd h@f
,r'',' az " o'' ,1l,,.r, e,
and testament ~, ,Iar, Nrt.riloi, Jl.a,.'I
settled his sixth account in real estate.
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expenditure, the subject -houil bc wisely
dealt with. The NECESSITY for cflctual
macadamzing OF some lasting description is
apparent in both wet and dry weather,
when mud and dust alternately hold high
carnival and dirty dominion over the town.
---
MARRIAGE Licenses " ere ISSUED 10 tht
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In the absence of his father in Europe
David W. Sloan, Esq, is Superintendent
of the New Central Coal Company at Iona
coning-a position the duties and RESPONSE
biltics of which he fully understands and
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G. j.. EEaHsT'ZExL IL CO..

G. j.. EEAhsTZEEs. a. CO..
UNDER 'JoURNAL" PRTNIING OFFICE,
S3aiia Street. ErOStburge Md.
SADDLE AND HARNESS-M LAX ERS,
III Az + on hand and for sale Fine and
I Coarse Harness Collars, Hamcs, Trace,
Halter Breast and Butt Chains, Men 5 and
Side Saddles all qualities Riding and Blind
Brides Horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Wag-
tai ,nn n to n first class lass shop We , MAKE '
and in this line we defy competition. Best
quality Of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filled Work of
all descriptions mnde to order. Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices rcasona-
bic. Orders solicited. Nov 4--y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

Is al Vo'', on ttci ocal ore of the Georges
Creek Region, They own 500 acres OF
coal lands beside the ore banks; they coke
all the coal hcfor" uscng IT, The uarhp;
for the iron is to the Is. u O. r. Z. 60. and
tenn paltic..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

DEATH OF \ MINIsTER.-Rcy. Rein G.
Haslup, a member OF the Baltimore Confer
cnce of the NJ. L, Church, and pastor of
East Baltimore Station died Tuesday morn
ing at his residence in Baltimore We take
the following particulars from the Baltimore
Sun of Wednesday:
Mr.. Haslup went to Rio Janciro some
time since for the benefit of Ills health, and
arrived in Baltimore last Wednesday, APP
parently improved by his stay, a few
mornings after his arrival, however, he I'M
fortunately took Il cold bath, and from its
effects contracted pneumonia, from which he
died. He had been fourteen years in the
ministry, and was man ofmuch ability and
usefulness. His death has awakened pro-
found regret in East Baltimore, especially
among the people Of his charge. lie was
thirty-four years old and leaves Il family.
Mr. IIaslup was Il brother OF Rev. l.. w.
Haslup, pastor of the NJ. L. Church, South,
in Frostburg. His death is the second af-
fiictivc dispensation which the latter has
been called to undergo within short time,
the father, Rev. Rein ilaslup, Of Anne
Arundel county, having died less than two
months $50.
, 1874-10-27

sIo she , ,oosnonaonsy OF Mr. Bradley hlmsolf-tho
SHADOW aplng tho substance IT was fumorod
nar!.'G @ t.'o aay TINT ho Ind made application to
NnB not Hsantot.
ANOTHER QUESTION
attracting attention around hcotlounrkora vas
tho following card from Aid t3allqy, Aunouncinr
Gnnot an Independent edidato for County
Altati9nn.' which to Bay Tho least was regarded
as little ont Of plnco from member Of tho Ex-
ocutivo Committee uf Tho purity:
To ~ ,a5 si.star. ,s!s.a = =, n. Cnyy' catra.a,
candidate for tho Office Of Cnpk County (onmissIoner
bcnE iutuccl to do no by Tho universal feeH of ls.
ckefs II ooec, na,l f.thtuIy entesyos 10 1,nr
1@a hss, te dtca of Tho position, reany only Tho
m neaa .sress nt tho tA1-iyers, ad without references
noar4 Of Common Council during o iast four yoars
on'y Will s'e" to Yonr inorosto. lsespcctfnlIy,
Mr.. Dniloy. 1t wil 10 remembered, was dcfoat-
oa G, oetore M tho Noruh!iean Convention for the
was put upon tho Executive Committee, but It
Beems tho ea1yo wns inatloquato to tic wound.
q deiogatsoti Of 1rishmorl subsequently asked
slas Ma 10 pc p,'t on tho ticket it. place OF Mr.
Athore, but thoy wcre refusol No ono imaglnea
ior moment TINT Mr. Bailey wants tho otIlco.
put TINT no Inns announced Ills candidacy simply
TO acconlmoatc illh fellow-oountsymcn in thoir
ts'@1osf W 4ptH luF ut1H, LII conf0THltiOn With
Tribune reporter during tho day A1r. Bniloy
remarked that tho West-SiIe waa rayolu.iors-
izlttg rapidly, and tho way he talkod Harrison
hro'tnd headquarters made tue Committee and
Candidates trembio, and rAHot1 tho snpicon in
!nany minds that in Mr. D. tho party lad boon
harborlnE traitor.
KANvEY AND nAAKEn.
1t VAS mentioned in the report OF SATURDAYS
ao3iIsa Tint affairs in tho Sixth Legislative Dis
1ftct and that tho retlrou,ont Of Ar.
lsafker waa probable. This gentleman waa wor-
r1eu very mstch oyor tho report. and especially thnt
hft or II stating TINT no had not paid Ills aHBesB-
nent; IN the iorenoon lao paid his asReHsmont,
una thoh ttos0tcd tho reBt Of tho day to tlonyipg
the report. Tho Committee considurs itsoif 90
much ahead Mr.. Barkor aeems to bo running
against Air. Harvey ratlor thnn tho Opposition
candidate, and woek will tell how fur he is bo-
hind in tho race.
IN THE FfusT RENATontAL DISTRICT
there III also run1puA. The idca waB agaIu
sprnng yesterday, and the proof Hoon,s ample,
that. II Aid. White should be elected. 10
would DO ineligible, not having lived
In tho district a sufficient length Of time. Tho
opinion Has freely expressed in ofIical circles
that this would throw to Mr. Haincs inrgo re-
publican vote. at loaat enough to eject him
beyond all question. THO subject Of Whites
| decnation, by request. and tho ngreonent upo,.
another candidate was discussed. Senator Hoy
nolds declared his ,tltmattm during tAe tlay, aud
will not be an Independent candidate.
During tho day "Gcn." ItoaInan visited ho ad-
quarters with subscription book ho lad beou
circulating an,oug Custom. House employees. He
waa closoted With tls Secretary for nome ttmo.
, 1874-10-27

rnonono1,a}s. ,,-sn :. aa',,9 ,"a,,,. 70 ,aa'
.ai.ai .nI+ ise",. io ~ so'lst oa'.'y w po'
.oA'o" ~ @!ut'y OF tnoso prebont "oro not
IN ncco{S his Tlows md ho WAS sovera!
times callcu~ b order, aB 10 was not Bpoaking to
tito eubtoct for which tho tnoat,n, Ind ho,n co1.
ed. htr. MoAn,ifro. hov,vor ,t.r,o1 ;, -.
sn,.,,,,,. ~, ,,.1 a.at ~. e'a.aoo w w
epoak,ns 10 'ao poins' as ho "as advocating tho
Ga.lalaate8 Ga nominated by tho Communists last
5MhaHy.
alr hs%oahy % thought Tho movement cane rather
e,, la.c ille ticketa woro oil IN the Hold All thoy
~ LsoW WAS to PICK out tho 1oRt nler frnn
ahc t'eRets Gu o. tho two pattles It was all nom
.inkat ~ "a anr"5,t y ,a to ndependont "orkngmona
s'1Hn'' M On n T. g Goaia not 20 olocted.
,,,t. MI ~ ~. olo"n tneh introduced tile following
'oau.u.e 0'.e,"st n.,,,4
"'rs ~ rao artS nj r M = tho candi
thsr viewa rcaaruu ri ths MT nn :. nMS%sny M ns 10
nct or ths La3ae Dlck Law, and aso "a to sler fcni
!nga in rotation to such legislation % may 10 Of spccnl
h1soErr Tint ae Committee r. m T. vholo aro auor
a%du 10 aet N est amSn ~ - ~ III ss1r VIII
roe,inn, nominate catJntes who aro tr,t woris W S
wfora too nro satisfactory, AMI, sMnport ach ma arS
as a Campaign con,mIttee.
nn. JOHN MADDEN
claimed to lsavo boon WorkinE1nAn since he was
years OF nBe. II tno ~orklhBmen allowed
things to 20 On as t!1oy lad, and did not take
inattefF INTO thof own 'an''a: t'1py would hoou
DO worao OIL tllan those IN Europe. Working
mon woro Btarycd to death; tlioy wora tile
alnyes OF capital. Flo Ind had rough tina of
1t OIL account OF thoso ouEhod Capitalists. They
must 70 antl vote for their own mon, oven II
they were defeated. Laws IN favor OF tho work.
ingmon must bo passed: Ho had over 10o caacs
IL hs hands Whero workingmen Woro nwndlcd.
Tho rich became richer and tue poor poorer
with every day. Let them 50 to tho ba1lot-box
and work Tor the work'nEmon only.
Mr.. McAullho waited to amend Mr Browns
motion TINT tho Gomn'ltteo 10 instructed TO con
Tor wltu tle caudidatc8 hohinateu oy tile work.
lngmon's party Sunday.
mr. +. A. HOFFMAN,, IN,
hcfng called upon to spoak, said that he Wan tho
llnpploBt candidate in tho city. lie did not
bothnr lin bon;i wlothor In ccIld bo elected or
nat iixr ti,n nti,orn Ho knew In Ind M ol,nnco
il ,a;1ht +,et .. ro1i rur nus.nst Er,rnror
i,2,, iu0 mlghs }ust ~ Mol! run asa'ns5 EnpoFof
Will1am or Quoen s1otoria' i1c could no. sap-
port tne motlou OF interviewing tho various cal1-
tGntca, nIl Of whom would pledge themselves
to ANYTHING and ANYBODY IN ortior to got elected.
FauIt VIVA found because tho vorkingmeu nom.
inatod mono but foreigners. They would have
gladly nominated Ancricaua had any Of them
joined the party. But, unfortunately, the
Americans had always rofuBod to join. 1t wns
not necessary to elect their ticket. If thoy only
, 1874-10-27

THE WOr1lrNGnrENI IN COUNCIL,
Tho Ensliah-ancastns workingmen OF this city
hold meeting lnat evening ut st. Crispln's IIall,
No. II South Dearborn atreet, for tho purpose OF
discussing tho qualifications Of Tho candidates
for Legislative positions, an.l soliciting tho boat
mon to bo supported by tho workiuymon. Tho
hall was quitn vol !ltod, about iifty porBolla be-
lug preaant, majority OF whom belonged to tho
Typographical Union. aud the rest to tho COM
muuiata.
Tho mooting waa organized with Alr. r. II,
McLogan as Ollnirmau, ind J. II. Tluraton aa
Secretary,
MIR. 4. ". nEEoHEE
WIS the first speaker. I1a hald the workingmoi.
Ind naycr a bettor opportunity to shape log|s'a-
tion than at prosont. Therefore tho worklng-
tnan shDtild usu their brat efforts to alyAucb the
cause Of tho worltingmpn.
LII. join M'AuL1FFE
followed with IN exceedingly violent Oommun1a-
llo hassugus, advocating tie demolition OF cap.
, 1874-10-27

Tho Committee reported that kr. kear7,oy had
been guilty vi grossly improper conduct in tlis
transaction. and Ao aas theroupon doposod from
hs position u President,