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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

L. AND p. RAILEoAD.-By private let
ter from Palisde We learn that tho Eure-
ka and Pahsade narrow gauge railroad is
progressing rapidly. II is now com
pleted eight miles beyond Lodi, that is,
twenty-eight miles from Palisade, and
the track is Row being laid at the rate Of
a mile day. The weather is very cold
at tuat point.-Sitrer .StQte.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

TIE CHILD of Mrs. Glass, supposed
/, have been kidnapped from its cradle
81 Freemansburg, Pa, was found in the
Lehich River. The unnatural mother
owned to having thrown it there. She
s in Iail
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

AvoxAs who is under sentence OF
death in Bathurst, n. B., and who is to
DC hanged in January, gave birth to q
male child in Jail on the Goth. There is
a GOOD deal Of the horrible about this.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

COMMANDER Markham of the British
NAVY is to have command Of the new
arctic expedition which will sail from
England in May next.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

MORRIS, Tiiton's attorney. is getting
uneasy. He wants his client to be tried
without any more delays. Theodore is
evidently getting nervous.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

REDDEE, Republican, defeats Arm
strong, Democrat, for Delegate to Con-
gress from Dakota Territory by upwards
Of 300 majority.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

TIE HAVANA Board or DEokERs has
been closed by o.der Of the Cuban au-
thorities.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

TEE KING of the Sandwich Islands
left Honolulu on the 17th on the U. S.
ship Benicia, for San Francisco. hala-
kaUa il his name.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29

GEN. SHERIDAN denies that there are
ANY miners 1T work in TIE Black Hills
country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
MARRIED..

In Carson City, November "a. 1874. TO the wife
Of lyman ClcOvich, Il daughter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
DIED.

In Carson City. on Saturday. November 20,
1874, Jessie, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Plat.
The funeral services viii take piece flom the
residence Of the parents; corner OF Telegraph
and Ormsby streets at . o'clock 7. II. to-day
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
THE MENNONITES.

Our Guests from the Black Sea-H0w
They Look and What They Bring.
yesterday some $50 MennOnites, from the Rus.
sian provinces near the Black Sea, arrived by the
Schiller, OF the Eagle line. As some 200 Of tie last
invoice rom Poland were yet in Castle Garden
there was quite respectable gathering OF these
peaceful men. They were all Germans, but having
lived all their lives In Russia their German had
curious Russian nav0r, which did not at all ina
prove the harsh Teutonic sounds. They were
dressed In their primitive hOmespun garments
which were usually Of coarse wool and of the most
primitive fashion. Our crack tallors would have
Oeen puzzled at the droll appearance OF
these ancient dresses. The women and chill.
dren-the young ones were all consum-
ing huge pieces Of bread and butter with
. rapidtty which augurs well for their digestion
had funny old handkerchlefs tied round their
heads, and certainly no Broadway millner ever
supplied one OF the quaint bonneJs which the fair
huge tin pans, crockery &c., with them. and their
Ing under loads OF bread cheese, sausage, &c.
Their leaders ssd hat , ioSo % more were expected
by the Teutonia, which is now DUE over 1900
are already In this country. and as there are some
4oooo IN Russia, we may expect large additions TO
sasy. @Ses conaio Win III @ hen ysglSss @ asIst ana
expect TO pass their days peacefully In the Western
tne Indians and will light sufficiently. II neces
sary, 70 save their scalps. The $50 who arrived
yesterday will leave to-day for Kansas and Dakota.
W0lhynia, where great many OF these Mennon
ties came from, must be remarkably cheap place
70 live In. reporter asked the emigrants to tell
him the prices OF their various articles OF wear,
and from their answers 1t would appear that q
@'handsome" suit OF clothes, ut for Sunday wear,
can be bought there for SIS. The hats which they
wore cost about eighty cents, the boots from So
to 81.
Farm laborers in those Russian provinces near
the Black Sea are only paid forty rubles per year,
about 81 50 month, and no wonder that they eX-
pect to Improve their condition by coming to this
country. One OF the men with whom the reporter
c0nverSed had been in this country before. He
was unable to live on the starvation wages Of
Poland, and has now returned to this country de-
cermtned never 70 leave 1t again. Some OF the
much a. $1,000 or $4,000, but . great many are
poor They all seem to be full OF hope and anxious
80 see their new homes. They have been TOUR
weeks on the way, having tarried ten days in
Hamburg, and their rather haggard faces testify
to the hardships Of the long journey.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

Trains leave New York from foot of DssbroDes and
Cortlandt streets as tollows:-
with Pullman palace cars attached. so A H., and
ssD on. = ~ sunday, and $50 r n.
Ers Railroad division. connecting at Phiisdei phis,
S;se A n n iior willamsport Lock Haven, CORY and
Centre ana Ss oil aesoS aeGssS i0f
Fer sshlti%ore washington and he south-Linited
6 rss RsrloI az %ssSso: si
ZOE ~ " Regular at $40 a. H.. and . ?. 4. Sun.
Express for Philadelphis 20 80 A. 80 g. TO-
AZ, saas sP; NJ and Y night. sunday, 8, Z $50 aud
Accemmodation Tor Trenton at I A n and ar n
For ssrsls sls ssS sS s l 81 s:,a sJ
sS i!;I s;iS iC III y. Il ana il night Sunday, "a
4 and i n Sshs IT. s suSaay sis .na ~
For s ssS!:S s : s IL s s M s'is SO ::Is :ls
For % rs5 IS ana ad9Poy ana south AmO0S and
For East Milestone, I3 noon s:I5 and $50 r NJ
For P6iiiipsburs and Beviders. > 30 NJ, and r NJ
For Bordsnt9wn Burlington and Camden, and 80 A.
For Efeelolas a. H. NJ : and sr. M
For Farmingdale and sqpan, A. y: and2P, NJ
For psmSsrtSn h e ssa Camden A A and via boat from
Trains arrive folows:1From PittsSurg, 80 $50
fsI III, "asnlqS saa iS% :sp ann Ds%Hss sandsS rs
sso os sne NJ S rTSm III isilsdslVns s X 81 S
PM sunday, $40 3 40 ESQ il:d6 A. n. $50 and
Ticket oficcs s2s and sA Broadway, No. Asor House
and loot Of Desbrosses and Corandt streets Emg.ant
b. M. BOYD JE, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

An Unimportant Meeting Yesterday-
Ths Alsrnaing Decrease OF Emigration.
ma Commissioners of Emigration held their
regular meeting yesterday, Mr. Starr in the chair.
rhe secretary read the reports OF the various
committees.
The treasurer. MIR. Bergen, presented the report
of tho Finance Committee, h0wing that bills to
me amount Of IS 918 SO had been audited since the
last meeting. and that the payrols Tor Castle Gar.
den and Wards Island amounted to $3.50 So
Mr.. Stephenson moved to appoint Mr.. william
McPnerson interpreter, at salary OF $500 q year.
Adopted Mr.. Charles Perley was appointed clerk
In tho Labor Bureau at Q compensation OF $7OO q
year. Some OF the members attempted to curtail
che extremely exorbitsnt salaries, but in vain.
Mr.. Setback, the German member moved tn re-
quest tho counsel OF the Board to report forthwith
on the Legality OF the wholesale removals made
The motion being amended by Mr. Lynch, 1t was
resolved TO request the counsel to report within
Mr. Lynch moved tnat Mr.. Forrest be author
tzed to purchase 900 tons OF coal at the cheape
p06alDi0 price lor the use Of the department..
. MT. starr said 1t would be very advisable to buy
the coal for next winter early as possible as by
Mr.. Stephenson moved to reier the matter to
Messrs Starr and Forrest, with power to award
she contract TO the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Lynch suggested that 5000 tons had better
be purchased at once.
me resolution was amended in conformity with
the suggestion, and the Board then adjourned to
meet on the 10th inst, on Wards Island. Mr. Setback
stated 20 . reporter OF the HERALD that his res0-
luton related to the dismissal of MeSsrs. Can
tador, Won Poser, and others who claimed that 9
months salary was due to them. Mr.. william H.
Scott. the counsel for the Commission 6f Emigra-
ton, Is required to report at once, In order TO
settle the matter. Two OF the members of the
Board. Aessrs. Hurlout and Kaulmann, are now
IN Europe.
THE DECREAHR OF EMIGRATION.
Tne Commissioners entertain various opinions IN
regard to the remarkable decrease OF emigraJon.
MI. Starr thinks that soon as the effects OF the
panic shall be overcome the tow OF emigration will
resume its former volume but other members dill
Ter with this view OF the matter. The decrease in
August as stated by the efficient Secretary, Mr..
jackson. Was not nearly so great as 1t was In the
preceding months. The number OF persons landed
at Castle Garden in August 10, ,O4l while 1t was
1900 IN August OF last year. The falling on par
tfculary great In the emigration from Germany,
which Is owing to the anti emigration policy of the
German government and the fact that the emf
grants are now compelled to pay the full rates on
she German railroads In Mr.. JacKson's opinion
emigration Will not revive for two years yet, and
until the memory OF the panic is completely Ell.
faced.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

GREAT wEsTEETME sETMEAMsHrp LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is Esx
River, fol0ws:-- NJ -,l.
GREAT WESTERN wndham Saturday september II
CORNWALL. stamper .Satrday Septomber l9
Cabin passage S10; intermediate S45 Storage, $50
currency; Excursion tickets $lU. m - -
Apply to the agent " South street
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
or to r. Ii. DUVERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago, III.

DASsENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ABYSSINIA EN-
bark from the Cunart wharf foot OF Grand street,
Jersey City, at 9,s A. M on Wednesday September z,
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
IMAM LINB-soUrHERLY COURSE.

TNMAN LINB-SOUTHERLY COURSE.
NY FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. september g at N.
CITY OF PARIS. saturday, September u ats N.
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday September 49, at A M.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. Saturday September 26. at p NJ.
CITY OF CHESTER..... Saturday Oc tOber at Noon
Cabin Passage, $U and S9D, gold
Steerage to and from all points, at reduced rates.
Cabin and General Office No l5 Broadway.
Steerage ofhces No. IS Roadway and pier IS North
River. JOHN g. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
AMUsEMENrs.

7 YCEUh THEATRE I4TH ST AND CTR Av.
~ NJ GRAU 4 CHIzzOLA.. .Lessees and Managers
EVERY EVENING sta SATURDAY NAfIsEE atIx
Brilliantly incr easing success Of
Nile MARIE AIMEE. a
Mile. MINELLY, Mile. 9ANDON
Mons DUBoUCHET and Mons. DEBkBR
T. "a 1N Sn. Ne spd e sparkling opera Boune.
la TfHBALk DARdEHE.
received nightly with immense enthusiasm By
-. CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIEkOBS,
Win iE new and beautiful mise scene, cOStumo4 -
FGLL GRAND CHORUS AND ORCH ESTRA
Aaon0 " AN uhELE MuACai D1r0os11
:. Seats secured six DAYS in ADVANCE.
ineaue box ONCE open from "A. ~ 70 10 r. Il
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT lk
WALLACK's.
Doors open At :S0 commence st Y. n
REAPPEARANCK
OF the eminent comedian,
- Mr. j. l. TOOLE
VINO VIII conuhue his series OF representations
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
Will be presented Pooies famous rec act Cornedv Of
PAUL
PRY
with . Comedy Drama entitled
OFF THE LINK
HARRY COKE (his original character
NM. J. L. TOOLS
ONLY PAUL PRY MArINER
SATURDAY, AT 30.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

(1UNARD LINE
With view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers Of this line specified all
seasons OF the year e., ri
on the outward passage from Queestowu to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 80 at A3 latitude,
nothing to the north OF A. s.
On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian Of 50
at AZ latitude, nothing TO the north Of ~
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
From NEW YORA. @ @PRoM NEW YORK ..
CHINA. Sat, Sep .SUOTdAv WED, Sep q
sRUSSIA.... Wed, Sep. 9 CALABkIA.. Sat. sep. ~
JAvA,......S Sat, Sep II ALGERIA. Wed, Sep 80
SCUBA, Wed. sep; is sATAyIA FAY Sat. Oct )
York teamers marked sdo not carry steerage passen
accommodation. Return tickets favorable terms
SteerAge lowest rates. Storage tickets Liver
pool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at lowest
rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
Broadway. Trinity Buiiding
---7 CHARLES g. FRANCKLYN Agent
or to r. Ii. DUVERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago III.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

SATURDAY, at 131
LAST MATINEE OF WHAT SHOULD SHK DOT
SATURDAY EVENING" September s. first time here e
Webster Sardou's brilliant Comedy Of THE FAST
FAMILY, In which Miss ADA DYAs will make her nrse
appearance since her return from Europe. and AIs
HAWKINS, Mr.: OWEN FAwCETT. Mr. J. W.JEkNING0
and the charming little artistic BIJOU HERON will MAKE
their first appearance this
svsBox sheet now OPEN
In preparation for immediate production. Mr.: Broo
son Howards new and original AMERICAN COMEDY
Also sheridans famous play of THE SCHOOL. FOB
SCANDAL, As played at the Prince Of Wates Theatre
London
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

NATIONAL LINE -
The most southery route has always adopted BY
this company, to avoid ioe and headlands.
From piers ~ aud Al North River,
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
iHE QUEEN. Sept S12M THE SPAIN, Sept 70. loA. r.
ENGLAND, sept l23 Pm. CANADA Sept 70, s P. n.
Hf FOR LONDON DIRECT
GREECE, Captain Thomas Saturday, sept 8. at II A. NJ
Cabin passage, SO; $Sv Steersge greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-.
paid steerage tickets Liverpool the lowest
Apply at the companys Office No. es Broadway.
y. w. j. HURST. Manager.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
AMU,EmENTs.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
W EIGHTH WEEK OF ANE: vIOLETTK PICANrS
fA2lSiAS GAN CAN OR CM>tuHUT DANCERS.
10 Lo ass..d IHSs Sy fhs MY ~ AnaiXE' p;rupps
MISS FANNY HERRINa, THE POPULAR AtTRESs
ELLA ARNOLD ELLA MAYO
HAIRY FLOOD. BRNEN AND ROONEY.
ONE HUNDRED STAR PEAgORMERa
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT TWO
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. C.-TICkETS
~ to Cleveland, Detroit Cincinnati, Chicago ana 81:
Louis be ased TOR dollar less than dep0t
rates 1t Ticket ONCE, Cosmopolitan Hotel. Chambers
street. .
nPPOSlTI0N.-ALBANY AND TROY sTEAMEh
" SCHUYLEk, from Spring street pier on Monday
Wednesday and Friday al T. NJ 80 cents deck 81 with
berth; el 50 with room. l
CrONIN0TON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON,
y The new and magnificent steamer -.
RhODk ISLAND every Tuesday Thursday ana Setur
dax. and the elegant steamer WIa, ,s.d.v .,a
Friday. from pier North RtvSr foot Of Jay street. -
fIA M arriving " Hp1fon AhAad % ~ ether haeA
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
SPECIALi

T(OOTH'S SPECIALI
Previously to the conclusion Of Mr.. JOHN McCUL-
LOUGH'S engagement Jarrett Palmer believe 1t will
only satisfy public expec by producing stanuard
classical play.
Otwsys ceebr ated Tragedy
VENICE PRESERVED,
having undergone revision by Mr. Dion Boucicault,
who has restored much OF tho original omitted in
the acting editions, will be represented for limited
number of nights commencing Monday evening, Sep
tember
PIERRE. Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
BELVIDERA. ...... Miss KATHERINE R. RANDOLPH
~ Box offce now open for sale Of reserved places
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Messra MAURICE and MAX sTRAKOSCH respect.
fully announce that all preliminary arrangements are
now being completed for the regular
SEASON OF ITALIAN OPERA,
beginning at the Academy OF Music
MONDAY, September &
Full particulars Of the NEW ENGAGEMENTS effected.
NEW COMPOSITIONS to be produced, the complete
REPERTOIKK &C., Will be Officially placed before the
public in the newspapers SUNDAY the 9th inst and
also pamphlet copies Of which may be had at the
any address application.
box office opens Tor subscriptions MONDAY. septsm-
ber T. at A. n.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

624.- foL7sFIof H4
NOVELTY SPECIALITY THEATRE.
YOT XMRRICAf
OLIO or 50 STAR ARTISTS.
GINS OF DRAMA, FARCE, SONG AND DANCE.
9yymp 96ymDic ss5 M44TISEEk M4TISEk ssa 9Iy%Ds 9Iy%Ds
$E$::: $E$:; M :$E|:EE i:EzE Ssssss $E$$;: E$$:
Olympic , SS5 MATINEE. egg IOympic
Oympicl &mS MATINEE. | nEE q IOlympc
LADIES' MATINEE TO-DAY Ar q O'CLOCK.
PerfOrmsn same ss ning Nothing curtated.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

NIBLO'S THEATRE.
IN 9. r. ThORNE.. -..:..... -. Lessee and Manager
magnificent Play OF the BRIDE OF ABYDOS.
Selin, Joseph WheelOck; Zuleka Miss lone Burke
CHARMING SCENERY AND GRAND TABLEAUX.
Last nights of the
BRIDE OF ABYDOa
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7.
KlRALFY'S COMBINATION
Of English artists In the great play of the
DELU0E
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

DOOTH'S THEATRE FOURTH WEEK.
ID JARRETT PALMER So. .Lessees and Nanagera
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OF DION BOUClCAULTS new play. founded on an epi-
sode in the great American conflict and entitled
BELLE LAMAR,
In which the principal parts assumed by
M JOHN MCCULLOUGH
dor whom the piece was expressly written) and
~ Miss X. ROGERS RANDOLPH.
Tho other characters assigned to company Of singular
power.
Admission p; Gallery. &c. Dress Circle, 5oc
order carrisses for 1880 evenings and O'Clock on
matinee days Box office open from A. NJ
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1.S0.
=. MONDAY NEXT first night of the revival of the
sublime Tragedy; VENICE PRESERVED, with the
revsions of Mr.. Dion B0ucicault
PIERRE. E.::....-................Mr JOHN MCCULLOUGH
BELVIDERA.. Miss FANNY BROUGH
lHer first APPEARANCE in Amerlca).
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

THE STATE LINE.
i NKW YORK no GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL
t Ut IFl BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. ffl'
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
picr IS North River as folows:-
STATE OF PENNsYLVANIA. "Wednesday, September .
STATE OF NEVADA,.........We Wednesday, September
and every wednesday thereafter taking passengers Ct
Norway Sweden. Denmark and Germany.
hteerage AZ low rs BY any other line.
Apply to AUSTIN. BALDWIN Co. Agents.
No. ~ Broadway.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-08-20
An Open Confession G0od for the
Soul.

An Open Confession Coed for the
Soul.
The Hastings Gazette delicately ex-
presses it's contempt for its own editors
in these choice words:
1T is extremely strange that coun-
ty so intensely democratic as Dakota
is should always have such hslf-ass
editors
We would say to Todd and Stebbins
that Nature is to blame for that result,
not the Democracy. It might be diff
cult to say, to certainty, what super
natural power is responsible for your
existence here; but do not lay that
weighty load on the shoulders Of the
poor old Democratic party. If you do,
she will cry out in the words Of ..Cain !:
"My punishment, Oh Lord il greater
than I can bear! =;
And, Messrs. Editors, you do Nature
another injustice. She didn't make
any halfway job Of it. The, mule. is
mans invention the ass COMES perfect,
ears and all, from the hands Of it's
Creator.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-08-20
The .Anti-Monopo1ist.

against him!'' And there fore, why
should not the dummy and the figure
head be sent back to Congress? What
more do the Office holders want than
a dummy and a figure-heade They can
draw their salaries as well with Strait
in Congress as if Tom Jefferson repre-
scented the I'd Congressional District.
And SO they preach the gospel Of
mediocrity aud imbecility.
Alas for the ship of the great repub-
lie, when the rats come up out Of the
hold and drive the pilot from the wheel
and the officers overheard.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-08-20

sUpERIATuE WEAKNESS.

He is mean man who viii knowing
ly circulate SANDER about another.
He is still meaner man who will re.
peat such SANDER after he knows 1t
has been completely disproved. But
the meanest of all mean men is the one
that will reiterate the SANDER and make
no reference to the rcfutation, trusting
that his readers may not know that it
has been refuted.
Such man would steal the nails out
of his grandmother coffin and sell
them for old iron.
Now we leave it to Abernethy, Of the
Farmers Union, to say whether he tills
the bill or not.
The Hastings Gazette, some weeks
since, charged that we had received
money from the H. and D.
Railroad for services rendered
that corporation as member OF Con-
gress. We offered to give the editors
Of the Gazette one hundred dollars for
every dollar they could prove We SO re-
ceived. The editors Of the Gazette
made no attempt to prove their charge
andsreceiye their reward; in fact they
abandoned it. but said that we had
offered to trade H. & D. stock which
they admitted we had never received,
with widow lady in St. Louis for land.
We replied by offering them $1,000 il
they could prove that charge.
Now Abernethy exchanges with us,
he receives our paper regularly and he,
of course read those articles, and yet
he republishes the Gazette lies, aoitho1t
one word Of reference to the REPUTATION
zoe haze made. He does this because
he thinks that in his rapidly dwindhng
list Of subscribers, there may be some
who do not see the ANr1-MoNoPoLIsr
and to poison their minds against us ne
is willing to ignore our defence and de-
base himself
Now we want Abernethy to retire to
his own chamber, and there, in silence
and alone, commune with his conscience
and his God; and ask himself whether
after such conduct, he feels that the
acorns which constitute the simple anc
primitive meal of the blind hog, woulo
be safe in proximity to himself, if hi'
hands were not tied, or the owner o
the hog was not in sight.
Now we are not angry with Aber
ncthy, but we submit this to him as
philosophical and psychological prob
lem and we would be glad to hear thu
result of his profound co9itations.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-08-20

The people do not need legislative
protection from the exactions Of the
railroads.&c. course not. Read. this
item of news:
NEW York, July THE freight
agents who met to devise rates of freight
from the West. by the Erie, New York
Central and Pennsylvania Central rail
roads, have resolved to increase the
price of lfreights on live stock to dheatt
dout4e ats former rate. The basis. OF
the increased rates was fixed at SIS cents
per hundred from Chicago to New York.
1t is the intention of the managers to
increase and not to decrease charges
ON al classes of freigMs.