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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23
STEAMSHIPS


BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW n.
LEANS; VIA HAvRk. sOuTAAAPTOa iib
~ The steamships of the S.'A
Sa German Lloyd viii resume 'A.',
regular trips 4 ext fall a. follows:
Further days of departure will be advertdseA
hereafter.
From Bremen. From New Orleana
HANOVER. November necemhAr
FRANKFURT......D December Janusrv3
KOELN December Is Ja1uarv !,
The steamers touch outward at Havre and n.
vana and on their home trip q. Eavana IA
Southamp tsn. to land and receive passengers snS
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or Hsv,. % Isr...
or New Orleans.
Storage. 10 gold
Excm New Orleans or Havana to kuu,romnt,r
Havre Or Bremen.
Cabin. 10 cola
Stoeraye. As gold
From New Orleans 70 Havana.
SabfNo IS RO8
St<erage.. Is gold
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton or
Havre TO New Orleans issued by the Uldersignet.
Fog further psrti eusrs apply to
Els +. STOCKMEY Err l. co, Agents.
ar3lr No. AZ Union street.
LiVNkYuUL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-23

Halves. Quarters and h,stths in proportions
~.oooo;. $50. zoe
prizc VI VI ~ onH ;s ,. 10000
" prize o. 400 - s 5000
prize % 80 ~. - 10000
~ PIiAes os sn0 are COMMUNICATIONS % Qua
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations Of $500 each for the ,.
of the number drawing the $2ooo~ .soo
rriye are. ss'e"
q .puroxi N atoms of 5000 each Tor inc
nioe remaining units of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $loo" ,.co
. arDrOx imatoDs OF 500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same Ten
OF thu number drawing the SOU" Ann
prize ave.ose.o e.ee.eso. ~"
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LOTTERIES.

CPLENDID SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
,or,s,AEA STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
Capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,oUls,lNs STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated August II. 1867.
CLASS II.
TO be d1awn in public &C New or.eahes
On SATURDAY. December 10, 1874.
SCHEME
IN N0O Hhkets. Tickets only $lO
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

DISTRICT CoURT The District
Coart las been in session two
weeks n speaks well for CaIca-
sieu thut the Grand Jury found
SCARCELY any work to 90. Trials
by Jury 10 far arc Tie State VS. r.
A. Ppio and John RI. Husband,
rape. Husband tried and acquit-
ted. The defence 81 this case was
ally inpenionsly and eloquently
conducted and argued bY Il. ID.
Chniicn, Esq, aud Fl Perrodin,
EqY counsel for tie prisoner.
state w. Pascal A. Puio, for
ftitura of Bond.
State yB. Thomas Leilcb, YER
diet I'd guilty, for stabhing with
insent t0 commit murder
State Ill. Nicholas Victor, horse
stealina. verdict of pnilty.
State ys. Charles lyons, shoot
mip Huu W9uuaiuN, Will intent 10
kill verdict nf guilty
State vi Arnold Smith, larceny,
vaYliel, not guilty
State IA. Frederick Peters, ass
Fpult with a dangerous weapon,
Niih intgnt 10 commit murder,
veulict, nnt guilty.
State ps. Thomas j Parker,
Keeping 4 grog and tipplibg shop
auA selling liquor without license,
verdict, guilty
4el stnlange Augnstin vs.
Dms,1ie iTeleft et ais. dismissed
1T plkiutiifs cost
4l0 Blouehin " Cirand VS.
Victor Ianolip continued
sos G NJ Banker " %. vi.
Ameile Puio Judgment lor plaintiff,
$50 Louis 1aBlancliqr ys. E
Eecnubas ct al continued
$50 0scar IS Lyons VS. Allen
i Perkins, "a tliak
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

ON motion, BE Il ordained tlat the
kssassnr and Collector of Iare Of tife
pafish of Calcasien be and be Is here
a. aeonested md reauaed ta aaess all
sai vessels, steaub0nts and 9tAer watei
cfafts. navigating the water courses q
bhis Parish, and the Gu't oil Mexico,
and owned in the Parish Of Calcasieu,
WITH the regular Parish taxs and spe-
eial taxes, and collect the same from
Ghe owners thereof, whether they reside
within tic corporation Of the town of
Lake Charles or otherwise.
on motion, De 1t ordained that the
allowance made to Pelagie Bertrand, q
pauper be plaeed IN the hands Of
0zeme Trahan for her use.
On motion, BE it GRAINED that var
rants issue to the following named per-
sons for the purposes and amounts
hereinafter set FORTH viz.
10 Tho7 J. Lyons, Police member,
No. sos, 500; Henry Welsh, Sos. Dos
ana $40, $40: ID. A. Cole, Nos 5li, 5i2,
3l3 and 514, SEQ; James Colo, No. bib,
$40; James Cole, Police member, Nov.
term 1878, No. ZIG. $l5;J. II Hewitt,
Police member, Nos, SIT, 5l8 and 5l9,
$40; Mrs. John Paris, for pauper,
Nos. $40, 521 and 522, $50; Eloi Ayille,
for pauper, Nos. 523 and 524 $l5;
0zemG Irahan. fol p Bertrand pau
per, No. 525, $7 50s Simeon Vincent
for Mrs Leshaix, Nos, 528 and 527
SO each, 800; o Sayant, pauper, Nos
528, $40 and $40. $50; J v Moss, bal
ance clerks salaly, up to Sept. 18th,
1874, No 531, $5; j. W Moss, part
clerk s sitiary Nos. 582, 588 and 534,
$2J; Wln. IL Hutehins, Treasurer, No.
535, $50; .. Leveqae, District Attor-
ney, pro. tenn, No. 536, 500, Total
amount, S497 so.
On motion, Be it ordained that this
body adjourn till the 25th day q Qc-
tober, A ID. 1874,
Attest.
THOS. }. LYONS,
President, Police jury,
j. N. MOSS,
Clerk, Police jury.
Lake Charles, Sept. s, 1874.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

IT II with pleasure chat We call
The attention Of orr readers, and
file ladies n particular, tn the fact
ilnt Mr. VIM. IL Hutohins has
inst received O new and fine assort-
mont of drF goods. which he Isl
Offering 1T ihe very lowest prices.
Ills snoopy Of groceries is com
plete, fresh and cheap.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

Recolleci the werd meetings. IF
The Parish. which are to take place
on the 9th instant. for the pur-
pose Of sending delegates to a
rnrish convention. 10 he held at
Take Charles GA the 26fh, to elect
delegates n the district convene
ton. which Is To be held at Yer
milionyilla On the list IF October
reSI q nominate a candidate for
The State Senate. See call in to-
day's issue.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
Flo, Tor CsaEcasiegI
Essass!

Tho handsome, swift running pros
peller, RAMOS, will run regularly md
.seni-weclSIy, from Like Charles to
Leesburg, tCalcasieu Pass) carrying
the o. S. ATail An aowliand up trips
by daylight Accommodations for eight
passengers Excellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
Fare for round trip, tdownand up)
S. down or up only, $5.
Leave Lake Charles, Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 Al. al Il; arrive ut Lees
burg same days.
Leave Loesbarg Wednesday and
Saturdays 1T 6 A. M arrive at Ihlse
Charles same days Schedule running
time between both places, twolyohours;
actual running timn, mUchless
IH0S. III. REYNOLDS. Master.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
Eor ParfsIl Imdra.

We al.e authorized To announca TIL.
b. JONES. as candidate for the
Office Of Parish JUDGE Of Cnlcaeiau
Parish, ut the coming November cleo
ton.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
OFFICE or SUPERvIs Dir OF
nFGLsTR ALTON.
PARISH or GALcAsTEU, La
SeptenlbeT 4 lsl4

SeptembeF a Isil4
TN ACCORDANCE WITH ACT mo-.
u 155 Of the Legislature of 1874, ap.
proved ,Inlv oath. 1874, the Office of
the Supervisor of Registration Willie
opened at tile following places fora
new ara complete registration II Che
entire parish to-wit
ATT o. r.. Moss. Monday and Tuesday,
September 81 and % tive days.
At Ben Saxon's, Wednesday and
Thursday % and 24, two ditvs
AtLeyi Ashwortl Friday 70, one day.
AT McFarland's, Saturday e, one
day.
AT Asbley's store, Monday and Tues
day az and 20. two DAYS.
AT FIaniilton's mill, Wednesday and
Thursday 30 and 0ctoher | !, Two days
EST Pine Grove Church, Friday z,
one day.
AT james Calels, saturday and Mons
day, . anu 8, 2 DAYS
At Hifare Andrus Tuesday and
Wednesday, q and Y, two days
AT Lonain's store, Thursday 8, one
dag
q. s Lyons Monday and Tuesday,
12 md i3, two days
Au maj lewis NV aClnesday, October
1A, ono daY
Books not having been received as
yet, duo notice viii be given when
registration viii begin ne Take Charles
Return 20 IRke Charles where the
Office wih continue open Until tile
evening 81 the Esd Of 0ctoheE %
which time the regiatrationw viii close.
u id LENEQUE,
supervisor Of Registration
7 Tor the Parrish 81 Calcasieu.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

sHREvepoRE, Sept. Tho ac-
tion Of tue people Of New Orleans
has been received with the great
est enthusiasm by the people
throughout North Louisiana. Al
meeting was held ia this city to-
night to take action upon The proc
lamation Of acting Gov. Penn.
Speeches were made by leading
citizens Of tie parish, advising
moderation, aud assuring the col
ored people that no violence was
contemplated, aud that their RICH Is
would be carefully respected.
The undersigned were appoint
ed q committee to telegraph the
agent Of the Associated Press Mt
New Orleans that while the moye-
ment III North Louisiana is com
pleie, il vii he bloodless.
Tie Parish officials elected Ia
1872 viii be installed at 10 o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
The militia wil be organized ~
l2 o'clock. An order has been
issued. w. d. Egan.
j q. Moncure,
Al. Ill. IRonard,
Commits.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
lake HOUSE,
JAMES Al. KINDER, Manager,
IlAKE GHARIEe- Ia.

rT1HE ABOVE NAMED HOUSE has
il recently been renavated and put in
neat and complete order, The travel
inc public wall find it comfortable
and pleasant place to stop a square
meal and i good bod can be had pt all
times 81 Che day on night a bar is
attached to the hotel, where tho best
of liquors and aigius are constantly
kept No pains will BE- spared, hy the
maHager, to make those par8llzing
the house feel comfortable, and 60
away satisfied n20yl
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
-. Il -. C-.aana.

Affairs Is Sew Orleans during
the past week have been Of an
exciting character The latest IN
toliigenee received by us state that
the usurpers and oppressors Of
the liberties and rights Of The citi-
zens have been nude 70 feel Gle
power 81 men who have resolved
70 free themselves from the grasp
Of the political thieves aud tYrants
who have been infestipg that cts.
for some time past. kellogg, the
head md front Of these blood
thirsty hounds, is now heeing be-
fore an outraged populace, and
the word halt HAS no sound il bis
ears. His government, in this
State, we hope has come TO q final
close. Longstreet, one of the FIRST
Of Louisiana soallawags, and one
who has 50 bosely disgraced liim-
self since the war, was seen for a
few moments after the excitement
commenced, but like all 81 his
kind, judiciously made himself
scarce, and disappearing II a most
unacconntable and ungallant man
ner. The fight which took place
on the 18th was short but spirited.
The citizen soldiery, attacked by
Kellogg's 7 ns, put them to
flight, captured three cannon and
a large number Of small arms.
General Badger, Superintendent
Of the Metropolitan Police, is said
to be dangerously wounded, and
that Kellogg's forces retreated,
some under shelter Of the custom
house, while others are eooped up
il the State House and Jackson
Square.
Lieut.. Governor, d. 2. Penn,
il the absence from the State d
Governor John NcEnery, is now
in possession Of that city and gov
eminent, and has issued a pro-
clamation to the people Of Louis
lana, denouncing the fraud and
violence which has been heaped
upon the citizers Of our State foi
tie last two years, and calling
upon the militia Of tic State, en-
Ibraoing all persons between The
ages Of eighteen and forty-fye
without regard 10 color or pre-,
yious condition, TO arm and as.
lsemble uncer their respective
officers for the purpose Of driving
The usupers from power
SHBEvepoRr, Sept. 14Tha ac.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS /
JOHN DILLON's,
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana

Iwolld respectfully inform those of
my friendS, both here and atadistance,
who have ary expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received L most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
| am DESTROYS Of selling at Wholesale
and retail ut prices 70 justify both seller
and buyer My wines and hrandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES /" the
Simon pure Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell, Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly ON hand apAn4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
cANDTpATEs, c0LUlIN.
Eor Smerin.


Having been solicited by many Dem
oerats of this parish to become can
aidate for the Office Of SHERIFF., i
now Announce myself for the same, at
the ensuing November election
DAVID H LYONS.
We are authorized to announce
ALLEN GILLEY as q candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, al the coming
election in November next.
We are authorized to announce "A. III
REID rs candidate for recollection to
the office Of Sheriff Of this natisll. at
the coming election. in November
next.
For R Representative.
We are authorized 20 announce. cf.
Nv RICHARDSON as a candidate to
represent the marsh Of GaleRsieu in the
next General assembly, at the election
in November next
AT the solicitation Of many Demo-
Gratis. here by announce myself as a
candidate to represent the parish of
Calcasieu III tile next General Assem-.
bly,, at the election in November next.
w. p. GILL
For Senator,
We ore ahfhorized ~ announee DI.
Wilt NJ I'LL KIRKbIAN, as. Il candi.
date for the State Senator for the Tenth
Senatorial District, comprising The
parishes of Calcasieu. Cameron, Iafay.
cite and ST Tiandrv at next election.
in November. 1874.
J respectfully announce myself
Candidate for the Office of Stat Senator
Of the Tenth Senatorial District. caru-
p7isin" tie parishes of Cameron, Lafsy-
etc Calcasien and Sit Landrv.
GEORGE H. WELLS.
[ hereby annonnce myself as a Cans
didate for the State Senate al the en-
suing election
WM. A. ROBERTSON.
For Parish Jndge.
AT the solicitation Of aany Demo
Gratis, I hereby announce myself lis a
candidate for theofficeof PafishJudge,
At the election in November next
W. w. SMART.
We aIe authorized to announca III.
| q. JONES, rs candidate for the
Office Of Parish JUDGE Of Cnlcaeiau
Parish, 1t the coming November cleo
ton
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

Recollect tie racht race which
IS rs tHle place This afternoon re
lour o'clock. All hands join in
aud witness the sport.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
] 80 WaesIY -

Editor Weekly Echo:
we, the undersigned, having
endorsed W. III kirhman. cundi-
dalefor Senator ~ this district,
under certain conditions, and Tie
conditions not being complied
With, helehy withdraw oar names.
N.Y. M Dunn,
ID. Vincent.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

See the advertisement Of Mg.
y g. Gayisk ID another column,
lie proposes TO 40 an kinds of
sheet iron and tin work. Send in
your Ola tin pans and buckets and
have them repaired At once. His
shop II on the Lake front next to
Paul Puio's residence,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

We invite the attention of our
readers to tho law card Of Lucius
+ Sutton, Esq, Of Cameron par
ish. He IS recommended rs a
gentleman Of talent, and possesses
moro ihan ordinary legal iuforna-
ton. Persons needing his services
viii find him not only competent,
Int also prompt il the dispatch
Of business.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

BFGngFRl REdIsTRR 4 Read
carefully notice Of registration in
another column. Tho time is
short. Every man IN favor Of
Ccod government, and of electing
honest aud competent white men
TO rfiicp, incnrs 4 fearful response
bility il lie fails to register and
votc. Remember every voter
must ne registered anew. All old
reeisttatio6 certificates are worth
less. REGISTER at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

iszCHIoAeosJ The Aid aRtk Relic l
Society is distributing between 81, ,00o and
S.. .Q0o day in cash and about. lao tons
of coat. In avery large percentage Of the
lcAseA where relief has been songht and ok
'tHndeh grnss6mPositipn has been attempt
led or practised on the Society, /, Instances
have occurred where owners of one or
more tenements leased 70 pay 4eHSHts.
or people with bank deposits Exceeding
81, 900 have applied fer aid-On Friday a
Mrs. Murphy drew. $40 on plea of desti-
tuition, went and. got drunk wandered
upon the railroad track andswas run over
and killed q Another obtained SIC tOdTe-
lisEe herself and four other suffering yo-
men, till they could, be. visited formally,
and The astonished visitor who went to
the Home Of deserving Gt6tioAda d few
hours later foonduthe five women boxing
-drunkstiAs many as can be are furnished
with work and shipped into. the country,
and the reViVlpG- condition of our local In
dustries relieves many. more. But there
are many scores Of skulking impostofs who
are offered work but refuse ito aecspfJit.
l0n the-wh6le Chicago is sale TO relieve
az her real cases lot dss1tntlsn without
Z S'itriJ - ~ syrETgeqgi t1s Cd bsa1asl al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

THE New York Journal Of Commerce.
referring 20 the developments of stpIidi
ty, shiftlessness and dishOnestyo in RI e
management of the Concord, N, H., Ma
tional Bank, makes a suggestion which
will, we think, be heartily seconded in
this community as well as elsewhere. The
Journal says :-''-i iai'ia s15' ID .om q
threading over the.exhibit, the thought
was again forced upon US that sound
banks, which are not afraid to let 'deposp
tors enter the mysteries Of their affaits,
ought at this time to make public state
nents Of their resources and liabilities.
This. is fairly due to the deposTtors, and
would. have a reassuting effect on men in
all classes of business, as -stowing that
some at least OF these important financial
Institutions srs in q peri city sound conai-
ii ln. -s-'.-- .fI.,.7----- ~ ~ q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22
CoUNrY TREAsUaERs in Iowa seem

COUNTY TREAsURERs- in Iowa seem to
be emulatiHg each other in dishonesty.
The State. Auditors report, published re
eeltly, y,shows that % County Treasurers
are defaulters, The list Of amounts Is as
follows: Allamakee County $3. .8S4, 4,09;
Audubon, SI,O23, SO :, Bremen, s.. .086, ,73 !;
Buena Vista, $62, ,e7s;s Clay $60.58 Deca-
tur. $545. .S4 Frankiin, $338;94 : Ere
mont, 81, ,Io4, Sc Hardin. $1Ooi Harrison,
81. .862. &c. Howard, 81, III, ,761 Ida, 81 st, :
SIS; Lucas. S1,622.67; Marion, $107'5l /;
Monana, $969, 9,O7; lO'Brien, $629,78; Page
$3.50. 80: Shelby. $34 As; Sioux, $l.607.
So; Sioux. $675,69; Taylor, $593,22
Total. $40, ,365, ,34 Since the Auditors
report the Treasurer of Jackson County
has been discovered to be in aTrear for
$4I. 900. making grand total of$6l ,362.-
"a. Twenty tbreeof the deisulters were
elected to stay at home al tie last cleo
tiun. and it is to be hQps3 ha' fh,ir sue
cessols are mere honest ia,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22
senator Thurman's1 Re-eIeotion.

5GA1lOE -NS-C-CCN-S--a
The bailoting for United States Senator
for full term Of six years beginning March
4, 1875, took place in the OHIO Legisla-
ture yesterday, and resulted in majority
for Mr.. -PHURNAN IN each House. This
is one of the best fruits in the great DEM
ocratic revivallin the elections last fall
There is no living public man to whom
the Democratic party IS so much indebt-
ed for its increased strength and improved
prospects as to Senator, TRUMAN, 1t
was enisfiy owing to his Inhexible .steadi-
ness and. 4igori that the Democracy Of
OHIO did not sink under encouragement
and were not sedueed into giving up their
Organization and joining = new party.
The result Of the campaign vindicated his
political sagacity. The great DemocrstIc
victory won In OHIO under his leadership
revived the hopes, courage, pride, and
energy of the Democracy IN every part Of
the country; and by emulaung the worthy
example of their brethren IN OHIO, they
were successful In so many States as to
dismiss from confederation and set at rest
all questions of opposing the Admlnlstra-
tion under any neW-banner- or any differ
ent organization. = ItlWasz Senator Thur
NAN that lifted the Democracy out Of
dependency In their darkest hour, and he
has fairly. earned the honOrs which, the
party everywhere rejoices TO see him wear.
7 As Senator his integrity, sound Jpdg-
ment, candor, moderation, hrmness, and
patriotism, and his yigor and readiness IN
debate, give HIN more influence and con-
Alteration than are often enjoyed by the
leader of minority; and even his politi-
cal opponents In the Senate viii congrat-
ulate him on his re- election, for they. all
have. a. common. interest in the character
and dignity of that body The Demoera-
cy Of the Union are proud Of so able and
honored z representative for although
Ohio has the credit Of eleeting him be be-
longs to the Democracy of the whole
country. His Democratic fellow-cItizens
ef New York send him their respectful
and cordial greetings on this deserved
renewal of confidence by his own noble
State. All honor to Ohio and her dis
tinguished Democratic Senator IN r
World. -'------'--'-- ~ Z,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

Nine ThouSaad hrinHelrrl. On on. : 5 StrItO
NV YoRK, Jan. ia Pottsvii1e pa }
special Says the miners rejected the propo-
sition of the operators 10 reduce wages on
a sliding SCALE going as low as 50 25
Nine thousand miners in that region alone
are idle, and all the great coal operations
of this section stopped The miners will
not under any circumstances. lb0hmit TO
the proposition Of the operators; and pm
less the latter recede there VIII be a, pro-
longed struggle - -''-DI y i--l 'allo
y The miners Of ColumhiA and Northum-
Gonnties are affected directlyaby
this action of the Schuylkill men, and all
the region indirectly. = They viii be heard
from on Monday, and then the whole re-
gion will have Suspended within a few
days sIsd4sl sid b6s zEAaO CHa4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

p CoBeREssonthel3th 9Th after q speech, By
M Frelinghuysens Of 1ths, resumption OF
specie payments. the deaths OF James
Brooks and Wilder D. Fester were,i an
nounced in the Senate. aMf.i Fsntoaasd-
dressed the Senate on thedifa and eharscs
ter Of Mr.: Brooks, and Mr.. Ferry made 2
similar address on Mr., Foster, alter which
the Senate adjourned The House or
Representatives yesterday passed, ,sty s
sUOteaof 226do 25T Tthe Senate bill IepeAE
ing the salary grab. The rEdpcahonr and
Naval Appropriation bills were discussed,
after which the House ad5ourned.-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22


re IN the 81 Sass5kle5 On tkc'l ls6 ,awaile
itths Hh&hsez of the acObhtrS asssfeEdnder
discussion5 the following news iwesei e4ten
BY I Repubkcan SSAasOrt1a Gs bsdsd
Mr. Freh6gh spokel against ainlla-
ltion and IN 1aEsr of a return Recie pay
neptAar Making United States notes
| legal tender, was only an exercise Of the
war power, but the time had now e6ine
when the exercise iofEthat power shohld
cease. and an earnest effort should be
made to keep the solemn pledge of the ma
tioHg II a'syetem OF papsraex pansion was
knsizted on, the day Of government bank
lEgptcy. would be sure toecome, In con-
olusioh, he presented q bid to secure the
resumptioh OF specie payments without
contracting the cufFehey. ands itD was
referred to thee Committee on Finance