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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

A SAD double tragedy occurred at
indianapolis, Indiana, recently. a
man named Moritz, a Hebrew, seduced
Miss Flora Harding, aged 10, only
child of George C. Harding, Esq,
editor and proprietor of the Indianap-
oils Herald. Miss III. confessed the
crime to her father and then took OPT
um and committed suicide. The en-
ragged father, the same day, met Nor
itz on the street and fired at him five
times with revolver, two of the shots
only took effect, and Moritz is lying in
a critical condition. He denies his
guilt of seduction, but it has been
proven that he confessed it to a gen.
tleman.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

WHEN the festive cucumber doubles
you across the stomach, when the mos
quito makes music in your ear, when
the unfeelin' feline discourses from the
neighboring house-top, and when the
wife Of your bosom insists that there's
too much breeze with the front win
dow open, then it is time to remark
with Mr.. Beecher, that II even wish
that were ad."-Erankiin Patriot.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
COLl.EGE OF MEDICINE.

toIlEGE OF MEDICINE.
Ia Losisrai,
ED Force, NJ. D., President, Emeritus Prcl.s-
~or Of aud Lsciurrr cn Diseases of Women.
JNo. J. SPEED, ". D. Prof Of Institutes Of
Medicine and Public Hygiene.
JAS NJ HOLLOWAY, NJ. u, rrot Of General
aud Clinical surgery.
WILLIAM BAILEY. 4. NJ, NJ D., Prof of Prin-
cpb,s and Practice Of Medicine aud Clinical Med
icinc.
JNU. I. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Prof Of pcsrrip,-
i've and surgical Anatomy.
WI H. ROWLING. VI. D., Prot Of ohsieiric,
and clinical Lecturer on Diseases of Women, and
Dean of the faculty.
JNO. A LARRABEE. " n, Professor % Ma
terra Me,iics and Therapeutics, and Clinical Le,-
turer on Diseases of Children.
FRANK c. WILSON. NJ. D., Prof of rhy,i.l-
ogy aud Clinical Medicine secretary and Treasury
OF the Faculty.
DUDLEY :. REYNOLDS, NJ u. Prot Of Op-
thalmolusy aud o'olcsy.
Ia MARVIN. H. :, Adjunc, Prof Medical
Chemistry, Iolicolcgy, aud MierOcosPy.
J. H. LESLIE, NJ. n, DEMONSTRATED Of AnstO-
my.
~. CooME-, NJ D, Prcscctor to the Chair
NJ Angtnmy.
:. MANLY, NJ D., n. oRENDOKf, NJ. D., 7.
GUNrt1iMAS, NJ. D., Assistant Demons, rators.
sThc right to sppoini the Professor Of Ethics Is
given In the charter to the ~ nod of kentucsy The
>ynnd gill apfeini In November.
this chair oil h. allied In time for the Scptem-
Term.
10 bs appaIu ted
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

THEwell known thoroughbred stock.
raiser and distinguished turfnan, John
Harper, died on Wednesday of last
week. His estate is said to be worth
$3.50, 900. He leaves by will the
homestead, including 900 acres Of the
finest bluegrass land in Kentucky. to-
gether with all his race horses (includ-
ing Longfellow) to his nephew, known
as Little Frank Harper"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

IT Is a popular idea that the devil
over-estimated his wealth when he Of.
fered the Saviour the whole world to
fall down and worship him. An ex-
change ventures to "give the devil his
dues" and admits that there are
strong indications that he owns con-
trolling interest in the stock Of the
concern, and has it run for the benefit
of that interest.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

TnE civil war in Garrard county
had scarcely begun to subside ere an
other, said to be of greater magnitude,
occurred in Owen county, ny. Gov.
Leslie sent troops to the scene at once,
and as a Deputy L. :. Marshal was
shot, Gen. 4. IL. Murray, L. $. Mar
shall, at Louisville, took 70 regular
troops of the army and went to Owen
county To aid the State troops in ar
resting all guilty men of either party.
= = :. a. IL no conflict between the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

WHEREVER the liquor saloons were
closed on the last election day, we had
reports of order and quiet. II the
closing Of these places could bring or
der out of an election day, with all its
attendent excitement, would not clos
ing them forever bring forever perfect
order. peace and quiet.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
NOTICE.

This IL Ia Give Notiee, That on the lth
day OF August A,D. lsIia MaIrsnt In BANKRUPTCY
Vas issued against the estate cd q. u, Dunn oi
Bay antssilp, County OF uarrafd state OF Kentucky
who has been adJGdgel a Bankrupt upon his
own poliiion that The pay nlent " any debts, and
the delivery " any property helouging 10 said
bankrupt 10 him 6 hrbidden by law. That a
mecin g II the creditors VI said Bankrupt 10 prove
theif debts aud choose one more assisnees ui his
estate will he held at court of bankruptcy 10 he
holden at Monticello, kentucky, hoioro John ".
Tuule, 4 gister on the 18Th day of August A. ID.
ls7l, at O'cl1ok T. N.
LII II. MURRAY, Marshal,
A. Mtsstnfrr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

An Iowa paper predicts that in five
years every pound OF Western -four
will be sent East in barrels Of paper
made from the straw the wheat grew
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
MASONIC COLLEGE,
som r. kSET. NTUCkH.
The next session will l-yin
SEPTEMBER nth. 1874.

THIS Institution, situated In a healthy region Of
the country .urr"undc,l by an intelligent and NOR
- S,iety, WHERE the sale OF all alcoholic beverages
Is stfiot, pnahibite,i, aud With facilities of large
and convenient sshopl rcms and grounds, furuishes
unsurpassed advsni,gss hr the mental and moral
training u youth.
The principal. having an experience Of twelve
wears IN the lest high schools In kentucky aid Nir
ginia, aul having 5r several years past visited the
most important institutes in all paris II the state,
sSs prepared IN all the best and most improved
methods and appliances for tesch hing.
Mr.. NJ v EspIsTt having al-o large experience
in teaching. will give especial attention to the fe-
male Department
II T. our purpose, by earnest labor, Kind and hrm
discipline and careful and thorough training tn 80
tahlish permanent school whrre Young ladies
U.u rttciNy a complete education, and young men
ran prepare Cor business, teaching or the Junior
slass.s iu colleges.
Suitable provisions will he made f'r the musical
department. and all necessary assistance.
For circulars and other Information apply, aner
10Th inst, To pricip.l at Somerset.
l25-tf J. :. REPPERr, A. NJ,
Principal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
1 INCOLN COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE !

oii,r cor sale nay place containing ~ acres, sit
uated ~ mills North Of stanford, near the stan
70 I'd and Dauyills turnpike. said farm has good,
new house containing four bolow aud twoaboEe
up on a; is we'll vatered has splendid young
of, hard With 90 choice fuit trcos, etc For terms
etc, aldeess, at STANFORD, Ky, q. w. COOK,
also oher for sale rent my two story hame
,trore house ON Lancaster street ia stanford next
i7-3m owe the Post Once. Any person desiring 10
see the property can lind the hey at tho Post Once
lll-1m
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

MoULToS, the confidential friend
and advisor Of Beecher and Tilton,
and the earthern vessel which contain
ed thsir secrets, has at last made full
statement of what he knows about
Beecher's guilt The gist Of his state
ment will be found on the first page of
this issue. The committee Of Ply
mouth Church has also reported, and,
as all expected, wholly exhonerate
Beecher, hut make infamous and dam
nable his accusers, and all who testified
against him. Moulton and Titon may
be dishonorable men-Tilton is GER
tainly not, in our judgment, entitled
to very great respect-but that is Of
little consequence to the public. The
letters written by Mr.. Beecher, and
produced by Moulton, criminate him.
The outside world laugh to scorn the
rapport of the investigating committee,
and believe Beecher to be "A guilty
wretch.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
NOTICE.


This IL 20 Give Notice. That on the 25th
day Of July, A. D., 1874, warrant in bankruptcy
was issused against the estate Of Colby NJ Jenkins
Of Lancaster, county Of Garrard and state Of Ken
lucky, who has been adiudged bankrupt upon
his own petition that the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of any property helongng 10 said
bankrupt 10 him or ilr his use aud the transfer Of
any property 10 him is forbidden by Law. That a
meeting 0f the creditors Of said bankrupt 10 prove
their debts and choose ONT or more asgneas Of his
estate, will be held at court Of bankruptcy TO lie
holden at Monticello, Kentucky, before John W.
futile Register, on the 18th day ~ August, ls1i,
1861 A. Messenger
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

The least said Is truly the soonest
mendcd. Decent people who find life
too short TO wade through the filth Of
the Brooklyn scandal may like to have
the pith Of the case laid before them
in its four cardinal points, now all in
evidence and fatally correlated by the
dates
TnroS To MoULTuS.
December, 1870.
"Six months ago learned from my
wife that II. w. Bcecher had dlshon.
orcd my home. can bear il no long
or. Bring him to me that may men
ton it to him. 7. TILrON."
MouLroS TO BErcuER.
January, 1871.
clifton thinks you have ruined hi.
business. Prove yourself his friend
aud it will all be right. You can
stand ON the truth
BEEClIER TO MoULroS.
MAY, 1873.
"Pay to +. ID. Moulton, for the
benefit of Thcoiore Tilton. 5000"
I'll. W. BEECHER."
TILToN TO BEECuER.
ITO II. W. b.: Grace, mercy and
peace. T. T."
". \. World.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
COLLEGE OF LAW.

Hon. c. ,. BUBNAN. IL. u, President, rr,f
Ut Equity Jurisprudence.
WILLIAM CIIENAULT, E.1., Prof 81 Com
mon Law, including Law u Pleading, E,idcnce
and Contracts.
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-.
80 - -.
~ ""s 'i'o"
on'y 'hrce men "c'e N'''e" ''
zee ro'ey' par-heePe' u" Wv "'O
rouse was sno' y! '"e = SUBMITS "'
o'e' W y u" MINUTES W. ~
n""e' Jun N ,nr, 1''' '' -, Wy,
were s"o' ''" N'''e' q" "'os'
'""' se,'" !" IN "'s'V.s "o
"oun',eu' ii'u'y ".'u " ~
no''a''y "'u"o'" """ wa ',' " Wv
burning uu''u'"B p" f',''" " ~"
n'n's' "e WIS $500 o'"'
"''" generous ","" WV ~ '
IL. l,,.l .,r,,,o,s
forms n, ncocc and nrotcc,ion This
49,. ,.o.,Ion,on ,I.a sovoJ uucb of
NJ, - -. ,.....;,n.a
VT. ''el''rS P"r'o' 'u'''''u'''
On Saturday an appear was maue
Governor leslie to intcrpose and send
State troops to the scene Of conflict to
oucI the rioters ard restore peace.
r,.,hw;,h ,ho Govoruor son, nm fr,n
, IN" l.,,.,,..eS, g.. -.
Lou's''i'e "'''"'''' VI ''''o sua''
under command OF Lieut. Ooi' W. H.
Clark. They arrived at $50 n, m.
Sunday last. on a special train. I'm.
uc,,;,ic,v of,cr their arrival ouict prc.
-, 80. 50 80 . 81,
''''V"' "'u ..., '.s " 80
by all WIN inc same 'ra'h "h'ch
brought the State troops, came the
commission Of Hon. NJ. II. Owsley as
J,dco NJ tho 9Th Ju1iciol Distr;c,
..:.,. -, a.. eI,.,.;.,
""o ''''"''" '''"e' '''e 'o'''""s
PRoCLAMATIoSs:
wuryr,s Tboro h,vo heor ser;ous
in the town of lancaster
on ,he nart ~ v,r;ons nor.ors which
Lava o,roadv roSnI,oJ f,,ouy 90 ,bo
I've 81 snn;o 81 Tho c;,;,ons ,beroof
and Tho sor;or. ;r;nrv md womnJ;n.
of o,hors and
-, =. -, A..
mnI 49, = " ,n"ns, ' s
ar,nen Ganus Vi ~. ni n ''',eI I :" .u.
're :, e"u ..; '.e nv a," p,"Pei!
vi 'he e'''hen' vi s"'u 'o"" anu ''o'"-
NY, .,e
~; ~" S'an, H. Go,a.n ". " Is F" Tan
,s ,,Yn, 'ne Eeae."o' " I Nh
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.

tsuiul diversity viii w. open fir the rrccp,inn
of students In SsItgmlsr next. On Tuesday sep
temcf 42nd the Inauguration ~ the President and
l'r,l~~r~ " the Colse II Scicnrcs and LITERATURE
aud " the Professors ~ the Law Voiispe will take
place IN the Nov University building ~ Rich
mnnd, In the prcsence VI the Curatois aud the
Trustees Of the Alumni Association. Address
will hc made 10y the rrcSiicutand others IN the
remaining da, of the week examinations Gs adj
issiuu iuto claS-,s viii l., held
The session ot the College Il law will herin on
Monday, September 2sih
The Preliminary Term ~ the College Of N,.li-
cine VIII hHgin un Nonuay, september 1th, In the
new building ere,tei fnr that College IN Louisville
The rgulaf Term will tegin the 1T TUESDAY In o.
tober. Madison seminary, the University prcrar-
atory s.sool, At Richmond, Will open on Monday,
september 18th.
pcr~,ns desiring information II the College Of sci.
cncrs and Literature Preparatory department
~ Inflammation Of q general nature, Will ciniutu-
uicate with the thanccllur tho~e Wishing inG,rma-
ton % the Law College, With lion. q. D. Burnam
Richmund, ~; thu~e wishing Information " the
Medical College With ". N. Bowling, ~ u Dean
ild Third street, Louisville, Ny.
o.. O.. BWECk, chancellor
Richmond, Ny, July, is1t
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
RICHMOND JUNCTION
SOMERSET HOUSE,
SOMERSET Ky,
s. G. CUNDIFF, Proprietor.

Corner Main street and public square. House
newly httcl and furnished. Atantiye servants
aud nice rooms, thar9s reasonable Livery stable
attached i2t-2m
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
ICEi lCE!. ICE!!!
Northern Lake lee.

vill deliver Lake lee To regular customers In stan
for =, every morning through the season, except
sunday al the lowest rate possible without loss TO
myself Accounts must be- promptly settled a. the
close Of each month. X. y. BARROW.
ll6-tt
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MERCER COUNTY
R5~ FARM FOR SALE! -

Having removed my place Of residence 10 Iiueois,
desire u sell my farm Ia Mercer, contrasting
alout two hundred and Forty acres. II 10 situated
about sir iniles es.t Of Harru-isburg ON tho Cane
Hun and King Mil turnpike, within about y mile
Of the Dansllc and shakertown turnpike, and about
two aud half from the &. =. r. u, In good neigh
borhood conyenient ~ churches shools. mills, &c
II has small but comfortable dwelling good young
orchard, aud can he made a desirable home The
place l. susceptsbls ~ division, and II preferable
will sell the Improvements 18th about los acres.
adjoining the place. OF address me al stamford, Ky
l2l-5m II. u, BOWMAN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28

by them IN quelling diiiiculties ana dis
turbances, and will aid and assist in
the disbandiug of any considerable
squads of citizens who may be found
congregated together in the streets,
and in the protection Of all peaceful
citizens in the regular pursuits of bust
ness or pleasure.
This oath day Of August, 1874.
[Signedl NJ. ii. OWSLEY,
Judge Sth Judicial District Ky.
Judge Owsley has determined to
have prosecuted vigilantly all offend
ers of the law, and maintain peace at
all hazards.
The State guards are conducting
themselves becomingly.
A number of negroes have been ar
rested and disarmed, including the
leacers of the mob.
We leave the reader to form his own
judgment from the facts related. Ger
fanny ''e "H''' 10 III nv 'e'''' " Po''
"ar'and not u war o' race. eNoeP' 81 i"'
us ,he negroes VINO p'r''c'pa'eu III the
MOP are concerned.
IL shouid leach piack men 'na' an
uprising against "n''es Is a dangerous
th'ng; ana IN warlhg WHITES 'ney en-
4
counter a generous o"' dangerous ioe'
WIN the hehhedy anu 'e''er'
trouble we nave no Interest o"e way
or the other, ana we 40 not REGARD II
as connected WIN the costly anu mis-
chlevo''s a'lair AT Lancaster except III
c'den''y' IL Is SIMPLY one Oh 'he hec'
essary results Of playing upon the pas
SONS ana 'ears Oh 'ne negro win ae',
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-08-28
EARM FOR SALE.

The iarm on which Col " J. Breckisridse re-
Gently resided, In Lincoln eonnty, shelby City,
on the stanford and Knob iiek tuTppite, 10 offered
ior sale sid farm contains about tso acres, With
comfortable Improvements, aud Will be sold - a
whole 90 In parts
For flther information apply To the undeUien-e.
sdjoinins the hra, OF address at shelby Niyl Ky
SIT A. X bENNEf.
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SECOND PROCLAMATION.

The Commanding Officer of the
State Guard is respectfully required to
disarm all citizens whom he may find
inside the town limits, and aid the
town authorities in every effort made
by them in quelling difficulties and dis
turbances, and will aid and assist in
the disbandiug of any considerable
squads of citizens who may be found
congregated together in the streets,
and in the protection of all peaceful
citizens in the regular pursuits of bust
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I OuIsvlLLE & NASHVILLE r. X.
X NOXVILLE BRAN II.

STANFORD
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-28
rHEIRoMhRaDE.

The superintendentpf he largest of the
Troy iron works writeS To say that there is
no probability Of Immediate revival of
business. The strike is likely to last all
winter
The iron trade in s Louis is dull, and
the blast furnaces that are iii blast will be
blown out. The So9th ST. LOUIS Iron
Company have over 5000 tons Of iron in
their yard.
Tie nut and bolt wdeks Of Arms. Bell d
Co., Youngstown, OHIO, have been in
creased by the purchase of bolt factory
containing light nut tbPpers, six bolt cut
tiers, and two pointing iathes, thus lncreas-
ing their capacity to os,OOO carriage bolts
per day.
Flfty-6ve hands 6n( steady employment
il the works Of the Walton Wrench Com
pany, at Glrard, Pa they viii increase
their force soon. nc capacity Of the
works is GOO wre lchef per day. The build
ing is $50 feet .ong, 100 feet front, and
nearly 1900 feet Of betting are in use,
running % milling itachines and num-
Der OF lathes r
Prizes OF iron have fallen III Belgium
The demand for iron rails Is rather dull,
and manufacturers are @pprehenslve that
they will not be able 60 keep their works
going all through the winter. Daring the
FIRST i've months Of hss year Belgium ex-
ported 80, 9l9 tons % rails, OF 5000 tom
more than duriag the same period OF last
year The shipments Of merchant iror
also increased from 34,00O tons to SO, 07S
toms I.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-28
4~0ast Letter

Since rhe employees w. the estabH hIne 4
uvr Br.s 4 C.t, " d .rul., b(e
d,.osu1a th-ir a.ie-it uce 10 the )cig.r
Nser.- Union, aud become scsbs. the
Ar, ,,1E Is regude,ias an eyeSbre. bot h
..-lam anna their employers. not havi =
.u, courage, however. Y, refuse to pay t r
ua..I. q hich they un.erej. aud have re-
cty,a ,he past year. tAey skuik behl d
t4r a.r.n-,rrings Of be i'm IN the follow
u.. u..u.r. The Ieug1 below explains IL
silt a.a is gwen rsrbot,B, It L,terdtim:
DsrEorr, NV Is, 1874
A e. J,NEs">. Esq Chicago;
Dalr Sir Our ti5arrnakers used to ne
wv. Hers co yonr PAPER the WoEKINGMAN :
4uf. GATE, aud the Say the had orderd not
-.. any more over a Year sgn, a. q
~.ul tau SeYd 1t to pur Address. We viii
REUSE -u accepted ~. >yeuever It viii be send
a.ta. THIS date, ald set 1t We canot stop the
PAPER non coming ! ours,
hkEMEk Bios. 4 Co.
fb,' FIN iFsi 4 9e rttt quality than it,
utcFarl Iruductiuus-o it is more than
hkely-that some parties may refuse to
accepted it wenevet it Will be send after
thia date" kre.ler, good bye Seals
farewell
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-28

IN discharsins wsighmastst, because they
r.r, mot rObbins snoush from the miners
20 satisfy Ms gssdy. narrow soul. To tins
arbstrAry eoafrsct Of hiS. the other Opera
a. declined 70 have anything to do WITH
IA tAey were opposed TO extreme hsilish-
nsss in their motivee aud they are well
aware that there wAj nothing too mean Tor
him 10 d. on this Sside u the bOttomls''
pit.
But ths is nSt all. A soon a. tne
meeting Aajourned. a secret consuitAtloa
was held by soute u our Cwn nen, "a de-
saying to lie called mem To 90 to work
the next morning at any price, and re-
nounce the a&oci.tiOn. They degraded
themselves in me most abject manner, BY
selling us N ybdas sold Christ, al the diff
ference being Judas received silver and
Our traitors received greenbnckS, and
others we're bought very eheAp-Only .
glass vi beer = which Ans very readily given
| BY one u IhatOperAtUrs Ia town- SO the
strike No rndea IN q mOat shameful manner,
Il Dy &Ww wU4I ~ W. mo NM tu0 AAhCwe W m1y 8
and we're the loudsst in their demurrer
AtiOn 81 the oferAtors' conduct mt the com
nencsmsnt; Aho thsy, have by their treach-
cry caused several g&D men, better in
prlnciPle than ahey ever dared be, to Do
vssslmiasd, - he poor fellows viii have
to leave the cONntry IN search Of work.
have been todd khe names Of these treach-
srOus yenas W be Published broadcast
throughout the land 80 mote it be, ]
cay, tor they are unworthy 70 be among
nssn-
My advice e. n miners 10, no matter
AoW aaat-ring yod may see advertisements
for miners 70 RFk bland, if you have
any regAr,Is for yourselves keep away, &C.
psclAlly Il you belong To any free, open
association, your liberties a. n citizen Of
thIs Republic you E3Il have to renounce,
OF No work. ] shallclOse for the present,
promising that you t,Ay soon hear from
An EEKAY.To ALL TRAITORS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-28

Trade should mo&e in me matter. Il
would bring 81, 900 day into the city,
which would conducSto eseaemegAl prosper-
ity. The press shotA lonk Into tina mat
ter. He did not A4idre tnnasmdafinua
could do the bnsineisl
The Secretary Hopossd AMI severed
members sustained hia proposition, that
this body should nov resolve itself into q
body that would be kbsnuclnun 0f gsner-
al Trades Union in ghs city,, Thay could
then do good 10 nj ~orkmeh. H would
not, m now, be an ffTt DO nsMiAt only the
stone cutters the tleneita would be gen
eral, and when amy bod of konkmen was
in trouble, assistahce could " rendered
without the troablao w spscinl oEHanixatlon.
The President stSted lie desire that a
Committee be appointed 10 wait On the
Congressman elect from this district the
Mayor Of the citH the Common Council,
and>the Boards Of Trade and Commerce.
BY their influenced properly used, there
was no doubt in hb mind that Cincinnati
wOrkmen would gd their nights, and in
stead n work inte4ded 10 b used in this
city being done in outside places, it would
he done here.
The Secretary thought the Mayor and
Common Council cpuld be d,pended upon
to use every EXERT bn to assit the stone
cutters. The Board Of Trade md Chamber
of Commerce would have to b. reached BY
q proper Comm ittae appointed to set forth
the facts, and show the solid benefits thai
would accrue to the city from the daily
expenditure Of $1,000 among the laboring
men, He therefore moved that Com
mittee of six be appointed to drafi a set Of
resolutions to be presented to the Board,
Of Councilman and Aldermen, Board ot
Trade, and Chamber Of Commerce. Tn,
resolution prevailed, and Messn. Il. J
Walls, Joseph Ryan, I. J. Meechal, FFenL
APPRECIATE, Thomas Shahill, and p +
Fitzgerald, were appointed such Commit
tee. The meeting hhen adjourned
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-11-28
the MiaeR.

A new ceal-shaft, known as the Barnes
vile shaft. situated at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is in operation. The shaft IS n feet deep,
and the coal four feet thick. Ten diggeS
are at present employed.
w1LxEsBAKHr, Pa. NOV. Ian ex-
tensive " cave" occugcd at The Seneca
~ ~ ss<
men were at work Shan the roof gave way
with terrible crash, killing Elas DAVIS
and Henry jenkins. 6nd dangerously in
jurlng John S. WilIia9s.
The coal miners strike at Bellaire has
ended, and the miners have gone to work
ct the old price.
The Weekly Tribune, OF st John, N B.,
says 1--WE understand that there il .
general strike among the miners and an
derground workmen at the FIVE collieres
in this County, the alleged cause being ;
reduction of IL per ceIit in wages for the
winter months.