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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
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The presumption of some men is beyond
comprehension; in this have never known
a case more striking than that specimen
Of artificial incubation, styling himself
Juno" who has been lately spewing his
vcndom through the Georges Creek Press"
upon the "Orion"
Now, Mr.. Editor, am not member of
the "Orion," therefore, cannot be charged
with psrtiality; but what shall here say
Is intended for the special benefit of the
above misnomcr, Juno"
Sir, or Madam, according to your know-
edge of the sex of Juno, q rather suspect
your sex by your demcanor therefore, Sir
who you are, what you are, where you
came FROM or what position you occupy,
is of no importance to me or any one else
AS for myself, am pretty well satisfied as
to your mental s!atus as well your social
deserts. In view of these premises, say
that, i'll your spurious contributions to the
" Pres" in regard to the "Orion" and "Wirt,
you have developed one of the most con-
tcmptible dispositions that could possibly
be component of human composition
those of malice, envy, spite hatred. You
have no 'o'c for humanity, sir; you would
crush the least scmblance of progress in
man. If you had the power you would
pull down every institution of enterprise,
learning and devotion in the land You
would break the bonds of social happiness
and accord; enter the very place ofal most
sacred and forever annihiatc the blcssc d
name of hOmc-for shame" sir!
What matters il to the public, sir, what
your opinion is OF the literary attainmcnts
of the Orion and Writ ?" What benefit
will accrue to the public from pcrl,sal of
the stuff that comes from the pen of a
non comros mentis like yourself. What po-
stion do you hold that you dare thus all-
daciOusly presume to attack u matter that
does not in the least concern YOU? If your
presence has ever been permitted at one or
tie other or both of these social meetings.
more be it to your shame and disgrace
Npu HdNC l'llN OH
have displayed in this matter neither the
capacity of scholar nor the courtesy of a
gentleman. A man who would thus hold
up to public ridiculc the attempts of Young
ladies and gentlemen to improve their So
cial and individual condition by the insti-
tuition of societies of the kind you thus cs-
say to vilify, ought not to be tolerated in
an enlightened and civilized community.
Now, sir, hope for your own sake and
not for the sake Of the publc nor for the
sake of the "Orion" and "Wir," flor they
could get along if you were not even in OK
istencc,) that you will consider this matter
and see the utter profundity of error into
which you have fallen, and that you will
not debase yourself further, but attend to
the business within your own "sphere"-
| am neither of the "Orion" nor of Tie
Writ but A FRIEND TO Born.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

DIFFERENCE IN STATE TAXATION
"A table recently prepared from Off
cial statements for 1873 and 1874
gives the taxable valuations and the
rates of taxation in the several States,
as varying all the way from 10 cents on
the 500 in Connecticut to So Is on
the 500 in Louisiana. The rate is so
cents in Alabama, Arkansas, Calitor-
MIA, Maine, Minnesota, Texas and Vir-
gin;a, 40 cents in Georgia, Kansas,
Ohio and Tennessee; 70 cents in Hi
nois, Is cents in Indiana, II cents in
Maryland, % cents in Michigan,
$fl23 in Nevada, 72f cents.in New
York, Is cents in Oregon, 20 cents in
Rhode Island, and 70 cents in South
Carolina.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

The Pittsburg puddlers, who have
struck, were paid So per ton. Five
heats q day was the average, equal to
one and one-eight tons, and yielding
$6.75 per day. Out of this the pud-
der paid 1925 to a helper, leaving a
balance of $3.50 for himself At the
proposed rates, against which the men
struck. he wonld get 1915 day, and
his helper $l.S5.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
Coal and Iron.

Trade appears to be settling down
into its customary channel. for the
winter season; prices are steadylng for
various articles of consumption, and
manufacture, and the coal industry
partakes of the popular movement.
Abroad the coal and iron trades are
equally depressed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
Other Items.

The statement that the puddlers on
strike at and near Pittsburg are 40, 900
in number is pronounced by the Com
merclal there gross exaggeratlon.-
The number of pudding furnaces at
the mills is given at 800 in
round numbers. Four men-two
puddlers and two helpers are
employed at each furnace, SO
that the strike involves, for the pres
ent, only 5000 men,
A Philadel phia exchrnge says ::
THAT a careful examination of affairs
in Philadelphia would prove that
there are not as many unemployed
workmen now us twelvemonth
since.
From Minnesota it is reported that
the lumber "cut' will not be over fiji
tv per cent. Of last winter S which was
twenty five per cent less than the
winter preceding.
The National Convention of Brick
layers will meet in Louisville Ky, Jan
uarv II, 1875 A banquet and ball
will close the session.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

One thousand car wheels were re-
Gently shipped down the Housatonic
railroad by the Barnum Richardson
Company to the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

The Cobourg Car Works, at Co.
bourg, Ont, and the Midland Manu-
featuring company, at Port Hope,
Ont, are each building two hundred
and fifty cars for the Grand Trunk
railway.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
General News.

The working people are reported as
suffering badly in Elizabethtown, N.
j., from the cessation of work in vari-
Gus, factories, foundries, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

The Smith & Wesson pistol manu-
factory has another contrct for the Rus
sian government for 10000 of the lar
gest size revolvers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

The National Locomotive Works at
Connellsville, Pa, have closed a con-
tract with the Cairo and St. Louis rail
way which will employ the establish
ment all winter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

All hail, our city fathers,
Who make our lamps burn bright =
Who filled our streets with cindcrs,
And made our pavcments right!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

TINT the Commission of {Jhafitfcs
have equsndered $4O0, 600 Ia the last
four years, by buying supplies misera-
bic In quality and deficieht In quantity,
ct from fifty to three hundred per csnt
above the usual market rates tor 6rst-
clAse Articles. The committee recon-
mend that Gov. Dix remove the whole
Beard.
An investieation Into the affairs OF
th1 Aims House Of the same city dc.
veiops most Shamsful state OF affairs.
- regards the treatment OF the In.
mates.
An order has been issued for 1 re.
duction OF the wages OF the engineers
and Others employed in running trains
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, to take
effect Thursday. Il Il reported that
the men win strike.
NEW Yoxx, Deo. a0.--The rsleAscd
Viryiuius prisoners to-day passed .
vote Of thanks 10 Commander Bratue
and the other otlceFs or the Juniata.
Engineer Knight, of the virxiniue,
says the originsl sentence q Santiago
was that the entire. orow should bs
hung ct the yard-arm, hat the C .p&ain
OF the Isabelia Catoiica did NOT wish
70 - such ! spectacle made OF hia
voaeol, and the sentence WA chaneod
% shooting and committing II 70 She
chajn gang. knight, two quartesuaae.
ters and one OF the oilers woro then
eeutenood - the chain gang for life.
a1A tho othoe Ii all boys, 10 8 aud
80 - kassA 1SlkSss -, 49, srosae,, ~~.A. u
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

It win be sAen that the rsocipts Ia,

It will be sAea that the raocipss have
greatly improve. in the Agst half of
December. and sFcnid The iast half Of
she month shcw ss well, ,I,a conlIIiis.
s.oner asys then ''tbi. would sssm 10
chow thst The Worat OF the fnancisI
rroable i. over 70 far a. Il afecte The
Internal revenue, sad that -ooD ife re-
ceipts Will rens''s sisssy fprSaer average.
Had theirs sean M disturbance; in
monetary affairs shsre Il 'iitle aaubt
shAt the aggregate seoeipts fisr ,he cur
rant fiscal year world lsave reached
s1O6, 001OG Hc~ much si,ay win
iall below this under the asssting lava
Will Of cour-e depend on the daresion
and extent ~ shs sttaue@uayja .le
Hfonsy f0srksl.
CONTRARY 10 arst reports, tho sppsr-
ssdess in Rafarty's case viii come be-
Sore the ful, bench of tbs supreme.
Court oS Illinois Al the naxtJanusry
scrn, aud be .hen determined. Ejrat
reports placed the lnal hearing - he
next Ssptambar term
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01


We ssipvoan thst Caleb CusAiaJ hss
ssscs opted tha mission Is Madrid st mo
earnest fsqs,a.t 81 sisss President, very
uurh - h. if!s! ssa c1mmsssinn en- Tho
screws Roayd. arnc ~ \ matter II
tinfy .hsn 50 's,st,ar &c iweliaasian. I
Our relation, VIII the struRgling
Castelar, Republican scvernmupt are
cescr;cis'y il, .ie';rsts situation, and
Il i esninsnt'y proper that at his par
'scrasr ls3c.i,re we sbossia have rep
sesensative ~ Madrid who ie shorcags2-
y sersea in liin,omacy sai intsrns.
tsea4. l.w. sni il /. cnaca5ea aa stl
hsnas thai in hase tnsracts Mr. Cuni,-
ing i without snpcsi2s among living
American s.s,esmes.
He wos our Ora, Minister 1. China
~ = time Hheg the sctive business men
sni politicians Of to-day vays school
Boys, and ii was reported then that his
principal "hioe' in accepting the mis-
sion, vas 10 ac1nire tho Colastia. Ian.
easge Al Q dinner party given him
BY the MsndsriRs directly afscr his Al.
rival IN rh;na his conversation will
taeas disnisaries was necessarily car.
ried On IN = great -xtent BY sigus and
Motions.
After ienomesahie Courses u soup
hAd been sorysa. essory dish wss al
! iascre him, which Cushing concluded
was duck, *nd he tiisrcFnre nndgct
The Celestial naxt . him Ti'h The -
H'srk, A7aa~k! assnklr 10 indicst'
that, - bis opinion, It WAS Nack sDnp
TIE Msndssis shrugged bic shce.der
sno replied, show WOW, bow WOW 7
Cushing ,Alse this story yet xSsL jatin
ne anseo. and sdds thsi hs "caeseds -
the dog soup. ss'
He hss isen msnhs. u c.,,xrssa
ito1i bis, Sa~turypor, Mass., Dis
r<'rb At'oncy-0ensrsi Of ths Omitted
-. ststea Under Frank Piercs tssidss
40. ashs many othss asnl5 imroftans
s''a non0s""e srsls's. A@ 9 iawyef' ne
aAr oeeo snr 2 generation - the head
n' h'4 profession, snd nov a. %, hss
perhaps shf 'srgess ana usost i0crstsve
nfss'ics 20 ne United State. Htt
caleDts'ca nos siis OF isst annuer y
sFesh 70 i'e Pubic sa'Hh, = neigh
Dor hsa stAlsi''ore s1r *aica spent
noss OF tue night bsyiug Atshe moon
7 il front of Gushiuc's douic,le and II
4 MS orea, .nrnxerce q. t.a -,
j -
owner u ne u0s srfssteu inr sep
ing 9 nuisance. acd when The tris
came Oh. Ensl,ipa caree into Corr
v;t., ! 5..rt..o.s 80 ss.,ss ,,,r,,s,,
;.s,. /. -. ..s...O ,.1'
aAos @ ths acnndatinn Of Engliel
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

Thar 1000 that Senator York made
frofsrt Of before the Kansas Lsgisla-
sure a. brihe money, has % hard luck
- dia Japhet in search Of 8 father.
It = stili in tho hands Of tho Essae
Trcssarsr and he gos II from the
Lieo;snsnt Governor and he from tho
Secretary Of The Senate. Once Poms-
roy brought suit against York for IL;
now : Topeka, Kansas, hsnker brings
suit for It. 3.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01
rwrr.erl.s e. nAsslyseAps.

All round tho isns tAc strikc OF rail-
road employees sgairsss seduction of
their gay .s getting contagious. II
looks ~ though the strike was beco5a I
ing 80 general A. ~ tryto the utmost
TIC ability and nerve of tho railroad
couraniee. Worry serioua r. becoming
tho loss III The sxxnsst Of freight, We
,'is:iSs vary much this forced wsy of
,soins thinrs. rhe-e il nothing no
unstable, and frequently 20 Hnreason-
able. ss the conclusions Of men excit-
"a snd pushed forward by their own
combined csa,aor and recitation Of
wrongs. Somebody will hare 70 come
sdosa soon. snd we hopa 40 sFuicahle
adius.mcs, sa; he reached / Charlas
Kilzcn, ot Cleveland, Ohio, Grand
Ghies Of tho brotherhood Of Looomc-
tive Engtncers, says the etrike IL II
violation ut the rules Of the order and
sdyiseE brathess to resume work.
$50 . ..---------~---
Ma ara Indebted O. the Hon .Josiah
iT. Yonnx. Secretary Of stste. for
!. copies o. the tenth biennial report Of
tha Dsaf and Dumb Asyl,.m It Coun.
Gil BluHs and TIC Blind Asy,nm -
yintcp
! The report ri the Isesl aud Dumb
linsii,ntion shows the numhsr Of pu-
pills snreliea for the PAST year to have
hsnn he. None OF them are from
| this county. The trustees OF The insti.
tntioe nrve upon she Legislators tl,f
building Of shops, ~ that The minated
may he Instructed in some department
1 Of msnusl labor. No agree with fhs
4 trustees N shis ulstter, deeming II .,
/ ora OF the prirne objects az this insti
i tisicsl 10 30 instvucs tlasss untortn
pssss That thar may BE- prepared npot
!, leaving che asylum 10 obtAin : livsli
hood By the pursuit ri some mechan
iicsi trade. &
I The irustses also Grga die ecectiof
of sue west wing OF the building, 4
osigiusily designed, Ia order that v6ry
many unfortnsAtes OF the State M,
BE- acocmus0dHted Who csnnot now b,
recsived on scecunt 81 4 want b
from. 80 .Ass tsi Sse
The number III pupils enrolled hi
Two reara yvast II, the 3zlSnd Asvlnl,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

.AlFxAsDgR Ii. STEPHEKs assgrts
thst he is in fsvor Of giving colored
citizens MI their s1ghts under The cen.
stitutiou. Ha Hisintsins. however,
thaa The STATE Authorities ara the
proper onsS to enforce these righ,s,
and not she gvnrsal Government Il
hss slwsys hatD eappcsM That the
general Government hae the suthority
"a see hat the prpyisians OF shA Fed.
srsi Constitution ehould BE- enforced,
such. for inssanoe, 81 the uns which
reouires that there ahsli BE- no distinc-
tion on account VI RAGS o. color, and
that the ei.isSns Of oNe Stat shs,. be
entit,ed to all tbs priviiigessn immn-
mites ofcitszen, of tbs sevc5nl assaea.
Mr.. Stephens petition y simply pro.
siding tho 'aw, hut resrs'ug "a supply
n executor Of saR Law. r. Tic cul-
ored population Of tho south were
given over 10 the 6outhoIn people FOR
ths enforcement Of The !aw III their
fAvor, IN many localities there might
q wall be no law, for al tho benefit
thay wos,ld derive from it. The fact Of
h h. wisjis We have no doubt hat that
Nj. Stephens has conscientionsly re-
esrned to his allegiance. so far a. dis.
csrding 81 idea Of rebellion Ia con-.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

ras s4cvsfnsss hv 4 lol IN a y SoWa
turned up In Boston, aDd tho large
holse Of Jordan, Marsh D Co, ~ Sc
ported a. having Imported goods uns
der irregular invoices for 10 yeaxs pNst2
aud to an extent thaf tenAere thOuif
liable TO penalties Of 0DOQ0fj0. ThS|
freurency Of these la1n' dIe1 tarics. y
full liaa Of which Sd N6N Vt We re-
csatly pubiished, leaves ~ doubt
that there has bsen q very &Gneen1 md
very large evasion OF cuStOlns dnHes
under the present tariff. Whilg h is
we'll that irregularities should b. ex-
posed and puniehcd, Whist ehAA ne eaJ
Of syssoyu, under which N oxeensiye
and costiy array Of custom U1fpore
have permitted these irro6ulAsf tlos q
70 on for years under- theis xoensnyee3s
II ia significant that only xhe reward
offered to spias under tse Unltbd
Etstes statnte has succeeded - Nxpos-
Ing the frauds; and, though IS III the
United States Government Nhloh haa'
been swindlcd With the conuasaxd a.
under The ignorance, 81 cer7ppe q ~
efficient cnstom-house of6d6aIa HI 81
forced 10 divide with the spies Sh6
informers If It hopes 70 ret ID own
This - sorry comment On TIE 6lf4t-
acter Of orr civil service 0soo
TsS6a7e, I'M a,1 n
The shove ia from the sors-hGah
liberal paper, which went aster fse{-
trade. With Horace 0rceley - sosj-
aida,e for Presidsps. No eur esSt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

NEW York, Dec. 30.-A committee
o. IL 6uHofvjeofs Of Brooklyn roport
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

n Al RorrxAs, II. iba leader bf
the t.cmmnne IN Chicago, l. nndisg
Jordan hard ROAD 70 trsvcl. There
lief and Aid Society Of that city have
defiea Hcffnsn - show d mcritorioas
caae of want thss they have refaaed to
relieve. snd he hiss to squaraly hack
down and saY be don't know o. any.
Relist Is now being granted 10 some
thousand families, and the Society 10
ready and rery willing 10 give aid
Whenever applied 70 and The oase i
,nr,s ;s;tls 4 BALI 4 million dollars
brssd, il simply Nj Rolp - Sna oom-
isone IT those men who -. - Il
toriety npon his inertia, and sssk3 -
the waya Of rascals He cugsss II b
sAhonad from decen. eociety. {
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01
rFIE COURIER.
rA,.Es rUsUrxs.
III EAMILTuS.s
]. n. Arden. EdiFoss

Iarnsn IL MsaS,Se, jan. /. 1874.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

GEo. =. RosrssoN, the ,asn who
saved She lsts Secretary Seward from
death 1t fhe hand Of the assassiu
Payaa. hss recently received : gold
medal voted BY Congress, ra!ued Il
N.4h, II idsthus described;
De advovs side Of the media, Mr..
seEArs. - represcnsed Tying IN his led.
with the curtain drawn. Standing a
tho edo Of the he,; is Payne. witR an
up-i.tod dagger in enc hand, and with
~ CHER e'utching the throat OF Ro-
oinson % The seyersr side iof the
hcsd 8 wreath of flowers, and on sach
side the following In cription . FOR
hfs heroic conduct on the 18th dav ~
April, 1886, 10 saving the life az lion.
w. 81. Seward then Secretary ofths
United StAtss.'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

SESAoE WalaHr aends rs q copy Of
his sxce'isnt speech On the salary grab.
Judge Wright has nobiy fought this
thing from tho beginning, Aad flags
not a whit still IN his efforts 70 rightly
settls tbs matter. He wifi, be heard
from upon thia subject upon the re-
assembling OF Congrcss, ysnuarY 9Th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

& JHs Chicago 7Fi6Nas quotss the
New York Sun - IN authority to rui
af,oat slsndcf agaiaAs tie pfacialsi Of
tbs Treasury Department. Ii takes
no proof At ali 10. The zrstune to send
brcedcsst through the Land any sort 81
calender against Republicans and tho
Republican party. We hare no doubt
IL Dana OF ME sSns we're 20 charge
upon White Of the zribuae TINT he
stoke i'fty thcsssnd dollars Of Tsessur-
or Cages missing money, that one Of
The fret things white wonld set him
self about doing wsnld be 70 impeach
Damn, and which we have no doubt hs
could easily do by finding p.ans s Of re.
putable men who would swear that
they would not believe Dana under
oasl & IL most notorious that the
New York San is totally unworthy Of
any credit, sns the 1ssomae shows it,
proclivities in quoting Il ~ sushnrity.
~ ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

Utah hss $50 900 hess, of Sheep.
In Montgomery, IN, becf u tourI
cents q pound and phickans twents
cenfs, ~ e.
a snte GrausS OF Patrons Of HIS
bandry was o5SnnixSd al FrAnkfofk
KY. a Mover ~ 2sth.
PotAkoes IN many sections are quoted
higher per bushol than wheat, the hrst
time for many years.
A California farmer has just compile
ted fcnco around his Is, 900 acre farm
Il isnt painted YET y
A plantation Of 900 acres in Ran.
dOlph county, g., with two R0oAs
houses, sold last wsek, for $500.
The farmers or England. number.
only 400 O00, aud Of that number only,
u 600 farm more than 100
Thsrs arc 26a6Qo orange trees on
the ST. John1 rive 1n Florida, aud he
yieiA ~ each islwssth no : year. IA a
Slxty-fre thouAsh1 sQnars Sniiss of
the northern potl1en Of Lower Calf.
fornia oontsin bun f11r hundred white
fnhAblantA " 81 81 n. ( ssi;;s MI I
II Califernis vlaisrs are satisaed II
they can ali thAik vino at 80 cents 4
gallon, how do the poor agents live
who sell lint ~ - aosenf h
The Kansas CITY Times Gays there
has besn i feattuk tnlling u Il the
shlpsAent NJ TexSt SGtkle Eat, - well
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-01

i. y. DoueLAs, Commissioned Of
Internal Revenue, under date Of 18th
inst. = the request Of Copareearosn
wilson, OF lndiana, gave the follow
ing monthly receipts from Internal
rsvcnue for fya months and half: