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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-16
CSTATE NOTICE.-Letter. tesla.

- mentary on the estate of T. L. LINTON,
late OF Ebensburg. Cambria county. have been
granted to the undersigned, who hereby notifies
all persons Indebted to said estate that payment
of their respective accounts must be made forth
with, and those having claims against the same
will present them In satisfactory shape for set
tlcmcnt L. II. LINTON.
Ebensburs, April 2. ls75.-et.
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NEW JAPANESE PATTERNS,
AA MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY AGO,
OV DR.. III. ID. SELLERS,

a celebrated physician of Pittsburgh, dis
covered and used in his practice the popu-
lar remedy known throughout the country
as SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYR.
UP. This Is no QUACK remedy. 1t was
born of wisdom, nurtured by science, and
thousands are living witnesses of its won-
derful curative powers. 1t is pleasant to
take, and sure 20 cure Coughs, Colds,
Groups, Bronchial Affections, Tickling in
the Throat, and all diseases of a kindred
nature. II. f. SELLERS & Co. PittsburC
Pa, are also proprietors of JOHNSTON'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, the great
internal remedy for rheumatism, Neural
gia, Headache, &c. You can have a doc
tor always in the house by keeping Sell
LERS' Family Medicines on hand. Their
Ltrcr Pills are .he oldest and best in
the market, and every bottle of THEN Yer
mifuge is warranted.
For sale by druggists and country deal
ers. A. A. BARKER & SoN, Agents, Eb-
ensburg, Pa C3I.-3m.
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NOTCE.-All persons are hereby

~ notified that have purchased at Sher-
ms sale the following personal property, which
have left in care of JAMES +. NkAsoN, of Clear
1eld township until see fit to remove the same
TO wit: One bay mare, one two-hor wagon. one
two-horse sled, two sets of harness, one saddle
one bride, one shingle machine. and the betting
and gearing attached thereto.
April 16, 1S.5-3t JNO. E. SCANLAN.
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Best prints. 1o cents per yard, at steh
lHy's. 4.5a q
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NOTICE.-On hand, a large lot of
~ Round and Split Chestnut and Locus.
Posts, for sale cheap for cash.
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DETAIL PRICE LIST
Al. WARD & BROTHER,
. 9Th ST., between 18th ana 18th Ave's
ALTOONA, Pr.

AL WARD s. BRO.
Altoona. March "a 1875.
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Richmond is the capital of Virginia, and Is
about the size of Ebensburg, with Harrisburg
and Johnstown tackled onto it. IL attained
prominence during the rebellion, from the fact
that it was the capital of the Confederacy, an d
the place to which the immortal y. N" direct
ed his footsteps in the interests of peace. in the
year of our Lord 1854. For full particulars of
the rebellion and its several details, consult an
historical work on the subject, which was writ
by my friend Horace Greeley, since deceased,
and which is for sale at all respectable book
stores. Cham keeps them up there in Ebens-
burg. Jefferson Davis is not here now. Bear
ing the mark or traitor on his brow, he wan
ders restless, as il were, to speak; but, then,
it may be as well to remember that wander,
and wonder, too.
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no WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

- ALL persons indebted to the late firm
of LINTON s. SoN, Mountain House Ebensburg.
hereby notified to make Immediate payment
of their respective accounts I+e.-dl
, 1875-12-13
SUNDAYS LOCAL. NEWS.

O~ing to Architect Tilley'a uiRgardls treat
ment OF tho uoa,d of Public Works, and to bis
caselcasuess In not preparing plans, tho city has
adopted the Egan plan.
1t IL proposed to dedicate htooiys now
church. at tho corner OF Lassllo stroet aud Cht-
cngo ayc,,ue. On tho lrst Sunday OF the coming
yssr. Moody, Rankey, and other pEomineuk
ruYlyaists will add to tho oclat Ut the occasion.
Tho police sre on tho qul vtvo to learn What
new changes among the Police berReanta arc
now being contampltted by their rigid superior,
Hupt. Hickey. All agree that whatever chsngsa
may take place. they cauuot 10 for tho worsp.
aud mar possibly tesult u considerable good.
The reformed Epscoptlians' projects VI new
Northwestern University aud OF naw denonsi-
national paper, ~ be known ~ tho AWsas, IL
rapidly approaching sane degree Of tauKlb!llty.
The location uor tue pau Of tho University have
not sat been decidod, but the PROPOSED pAI's arc
already 10 complete ~ to almost insure suetess.
Patrick Martin, tho murderer of John QalonA
III Weat Hdo g1og-shoI, was Yesterday eola-
tcucel by Judge Jameson 10 but ewu yehrs in
tho ren!tcntiary. This uotoslously light seu-
teuco cause.l quito hurry Of o4citement, but.
rhou the Judge was reminded OF the fact that
tt4s .ya4auu{ lsA plaadel guilty. Ia gase noslca
, 1875-12-13

Aftc lGFk JFGttflt.
4 little Incident carnu to olr knowledge tlle
other day, which at this time NAV be worth tho
telling JuAt after tho IolidayB OF 1914 .
physician IN une Of tho largo cities, while mah-
,ug llls daily rollu1s, Ease description to ono
of his patients of tue n!n1HhouBo that daT.
peeisy dwelling upon tho 4ntlable s'ght Of 50
uIany caii1len to wItnu Christmas ilau not been
oTeu unnic. Int Ind pas*od iu all tho dull luiH.
cry OF ether days. Tho Indy to wllo,n he spuko
WEB aliclpleaa INVALID unable for yahrs to Leave
her bel; sho Was Btraltened, too. i'll ncang.
Gus. hearing the st3ry. Hho determined TINT
next CLsistmas should br1ng lttlo pleasure to
at least BONG OF the little onen whom society
l.d thrust cut OF tho pale even At their BIRTH.
She had tla inevitable etorehuuso ib family.
the "pjccs bAx.' brought h.ld emptled On ler
bed, atai began to n,ake rag bahics, knitted NIT
tens, balT. etc, ets.- the thousshd Inexpensive
liitlo trltloa whi:h required ouly labor aud
Patience tu make thcn PRECIOUS to any child.
She lad who:e year iu which to work; her
courage aad zeal grew with her every day; her
trie'la becanic interested and brought III Their
contribut,oue Ut velvet. c1n.h, yarn, Ctc. Nlrn
Ehe had provided rono little gift for each OF the
children ahe began to Hor, for the iuHano ward,
then for tho hospital. Of course, ns nothing IN
moro contagious than chsrity, tho idea spread
among ier neEhbotH Ono brought Eocka I'LL
other comfortable unt1erc1othing. m old lady
knitted jacket, hcr son collection at piper. ous
hou1okcepcr pile OF cheouos and old prints
another Il cartluaI Of magazines, Until BY
Christmas, although tho a!suslousa Lad aa
maHj lHuaullAlt5 III q ll1IElh!lulr1 luhHi kAETG
was not cue for wIIon this woman dill not havo
gift, The Christmas presents wcro given from
Ito uDHeeu friend. s}a lying in tho far OF lstto
rooin which she never MAS to leave alive. AMI
will! each gilt va. ku1ne message Ut CAristrla4
Ail;aners which told oE Him who WAS born oE
that day atld OF Ills errnnd here.
.tn this happened last Christmae, and Was tho
work uf one poor crippled woa1at.., Tho BIRTH
DAY OF Christ il coming ugai+ aud in every town
thcre IL aluslonsc. ndsiuln. or JUL filled With
the EtiAerAut. the t1;llsty, tho uuQr.-thA very
Ut these sowuA there arc communities OF mcn
mud women who profess to follow Him. When
ono woman can do 10 mich to give Significance
to Ills birth TO thousands Of these His brutl,rru,
what may not tlcso communities DOE Chris
tans, r,Ie, do not Writ the r.isons or aluss-
houses. What il they n'ado Christmas Day M
exception to their usual lceicct7 Lot them 80,
not with stern rcbnkp or tedious Aert,ons. hut
with soire cheerful. tangible, Ike remembrance
OF tllnlr Master which Will gladden. and soft tcn
tho hearts Of tlican WHO know loa oply through
tic lard iuBticc Of taeti.
, 1875-12-13
CItI ME-,
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

tpte.nt Dtsfx1teh to The Cnfnaap Tribune.
EANnuNDALH. ILL.,. Dec. l9.-Ouf city w1s ouce
moro thrown into Btata OF excftemont Satur-
day morning by tho announcement Of all at-
tcmpcd assassination Of rrof. Jol,n Z. Forriera,
about u o'clock Friday night lie ts attorney
for Moro. STOW l. Co., manufacturers OF phteut
medicines III t1'a rlacc. lie was returning from
town 10 lliB toardpH*p place, the residence Of Dr.
Janloa tiobalts. about } ulileB west Of the pub
lie square, when, at the limits at tho interacc-
t.ou of two roasia, he was auddcnly attacked t5y
three mer who cnme up in the roar. and He-
saroly, il not dangerously beaten with etrb,
kicked III tho body. robbed Of . pocket -book
containing about slua cash anI soiMe valuable
pdperB, aud left for dead. 1lo waa sonn
after found , in Ill insenslhie condition By
couple Of boys who were Goiag for tho doctor,
and waa taLen to tho house, where he now lies.
Ills head is cut III two places, three rits broken.
aud Otherwise bruised. llo recognized two of
tho parties. AMI tas tho natch- glatd Of ono uf
tnctiI, but rcfuseH to name the patttos until llin
recovery when le viii hayo them urrcsled and
oxa1n1uod. An inciuant worthy ct note happcp-
cd during tho h,,nt Of tlle robbers, tint Ut
several University students running at full
Rpcou and crying Il Hold tho train wl,lo pro-
ceetiinR to tho Illinois Central depot whore tlts
midnight ,,assongor Was about to Leave. This
midnight maraudng scomA TO be thought light
OF In this section, but It IL Hoped TINT it will
Boon bo checked.
, 1875-12-13

4 fearful trnt;cdy tooA place at Arjeu, Out, u
few daya since. The 1tev. j. T. Clarkn, tho
resident minister Of tho Methodist EplecopAl
tained % psomise % from r lis lis frdnds III II ho
should 60 mad they would keep him At homo
and not senl hi,u 10 tho asylum: On tho day in
question his wifo Was lying sick u}-stliEs. and
liz desired 10 80 aud SEQ her. As she was very
sisteu h!s so1'B attempt to ascend the stairway,
and struggle enHued in Which the nlanat,
kicked lIs tather in tue stomach mud killed him.
lie then seizea hin Mtt,u boy. Aged 2, anA threw
4,,ia time the neigl.ho5s had eatesaA tha houss
and scclrcl tho lN4niac.
, 1875-12-13
~ Tho f'mfnHy In Jes-I p7s't Ws VIII conlnGn
fuIlfuf II thr rptFt fJ

tu!tu IN t} ths ye,r. " ~ p's,e 's p'' W. ''' ''''
TlH "rE,E1nArHEht" EE:rah-a.
Tie 1rh 3rnfh'r. pHhf;sflcG 1T Now iurk dated
Dec. II. naya "rl,ere las tcor romo conuno-
tim aiming thu e'n,fnvcs nf tho Wcstarn t'n.nn
Teiegtat,t, Company tt'lH "cck, in consequence
of report s!ins there wa to hn q rcncral re-
ductiun u talasieH., 'fhs was confirmed ln tho
on on weanes,ay 'nst. Tl4o S' rsalo ot % re-.
ductton IL to bo M follows;
n,td On t.at's not ss " 9, car o 70 re- re-
cent: aver s25qo 10 s5.No. il pcr cent over
:5.W1 10 s7,o1Q per year, ~ rsr cent; orrr
s7'Hf3 per year, 20 per cent: THIS reduction
tliat tim financial condition of thu Company
Vas gnod, Wn hava nut tina or apacn 10
co'nnatls on tl1B Important movement tiB wcok,
-hut shall prol!aby consider II tiore at leuEtt
hereafter It III understood that filnIIar re-
tncson, to take effect at slso eamo date. JIM.
rfn1., II 10 be 1nhda by tho uuii md Stuck
Telegraph Company"
NH o,trOx'a Rgponr.
Tho feENfAr nuhrtbtlY meeting u tho general
Committee Of tho Wcsterr Union Telegraph
WAS lieIa ytstetsiay. at tho o:{fss OF tho Epn-
panv. 1rcsdont orion presented tho foonins
report:
EXECUTIVE 0,r1r1 wr~7rHs I-stnx Trr.nn.rn
f7ArASf. AEw fhnk. Ire. y, 14i6.-76 ths Hft'hrs
s...eens concerning tae operation. Of tbs Company
fur lis current rIx months Tho grpss rcce1pt4 fus tls
quarter ended sttt 10 weIo *3G'1 SOL ~; a1,rusc+.
81 ,7G7 Ga ~ net profits, $3o l5a+s. Tho grrfs
ceiptafor tho currrut qlassnr ending Dr. al cs.a-
Ing Tho Uersmf,er tusinessl ars 81, ,53s. lGt1G
tn.l ptonta for tic hair ysar sI752 .lnpuni
required for twn quarterly dividends Of er ccut,
e.3sl, ,lu1; aHinctnx which irou, the tras from EACH
Tho half ,car 1ravcs Iu1aucn Of, t.H51,!H dc1nt
ior tx mouths ne1c,t % .l,e ,snse, tic nd I"r
nN0. Srt iulanrr, s}2f,s1l.l. E1rc.a rfnr. trnfta
ts thu current hat year ter the 1yv for 1874.
$Aa5f,lH
LII uew Of tho foregoing Statements the Executive
Cnnmitteo rrromseud tic uuoptlou by the Buard of
DrtftHrs Of the fUfo wing:
Httsfrfu, That titsilead of per esut from thn
net osrniugs Of Tic three mouths cng Dr" II. tt
aud the eanic II hereby, dccisrea, taysto o this l'
day Of J&nuary utxt.
i-satr<d, That fur tho purpose Of anr dividend tbs
sock lUoka bu closed at o'clock IN te afternoon IT
tho nth las and 10 rropeucA the tuuruiux Ut tue
l7til Of Janlssy.
The Committee recommend HAT further reduction
Of tho expenses nf Tho Company he efsl by carry
lug ont plat retofnrnGeI by tho lrtnitent, whefc-
by tho cun,peutat!nn payable 10 hll otcers and
plnJes Of the Gnnlrahy in e1ccfs IT the rAe nf son
cr aunuln, klla ba REDUCED MID nfter The lut Ut
January ne1t, sl!ItR scale finD o5 n nr cent.
Wft1lAM sEruS, lrcsldent,
, 1875-12-13
THE LATE VICE.PRESipEAr.

At 4 rncotiug OF Americans rosldent In Bsr-
liz, holden At the American Cl!apol on Tuanhs-
eiylug-Da Nov. IS, ls75,-sts. Nicholas Flah
In tic chAir,-tt was resolved unanimously:
THAT ws have heard With the most profound SORROW
Of tho death Of tho rice-rrrsi4snt Of tho Unitei
ntatra 1eury wil.on; md. tribute 70 ht. memory,
~ desire 10 record or appreciation nf the high qua
ties which distinguished him = man, aud of tho
eminent and faithful services which, In lauR rutlio
CAREER, he hA1 rendered tho ountry by ls undertaking
tloy0iluu she VI tbs Eniuu, and alhGtcnce IT,
the grtat trinclt,e4 of husnan liberty.
That cul tts VI tLcse resolutions 10 transmitted to
tie prr.lJeu ad to the Hr1ac Of the United btates,
II. Ktxi4NAHs, Chairman;
WILLIAM &. ElssLAxE,
liEnM. HO4E,
IuAxrH l.. TAOApKpa,
a, Il. 6tLfl4TEnt
Committee on Resolutions,
, 1875-12-13
FRANCE.


POLITICAL IN PAHlUs
PARIS. Uec. 1l.-TAo excitement over tho
Senatorial election continues everywhere. Paris
IL noyes slow to catch tho Significance Of Do
lltical movement, and now that the Left las 20
handsomely beaten tho Hight. and, III the
scrutiny, have shown tho strength Of Republic
ansnl, tho sensation IL very intense. Sotwi!h-
standing the report that the Donapnrststs had
aesia.css the Lett in obtaiung victory III the
election Of tho Sanatofa for f'fc they will dis
puto tLe validity Of tho Senatorial elections
by III expiring Chamber. Tbo nla]ority OF tho
blight MAJ really dissolved by tue detection
Of the Lcgitinists. Tho feeling is intensified
by tho fact TINT. out Of eleven life Senators
elected by tho Assembly to-day, seven arc 1e-
puullcans. Ireaident alacMahon il highly dis
satisfied with tho result Of the clecslonB. The
Loft expect that, in tho spring. they will Obtain
Office, which cannot ploabo him. Tie ciTcc. OH
MacMahon woltld bo tie Hamo as tue eIect OF q
becoma very greatly ALARMED over tho result of
the eIectio1lH for tho succeBs OF the Republicans
means 4 disturbance Of Conservative lAatcal
Interests.
FETCHING .s1uSirlcAScE" GOOD wArs.
There IL rutnor that Duc d'Aumale, fourth
son OF Louis Philippe, mud Whose wife III
daughter Of Prince Leopold. Of 6alefsno. who
dict 10 1863. IL 70 marty asasn, kad thia tAme 70
ITO loss parsonage than tho 1'rinceha Thfra,
daughter OF the King Of Denmark, Alhter Of tho
pr1t,cors Of Wales, and Of tho wlfe OF the cotn-
ing Gar. This ruHlor naturally creates great
deal of political ~ wolf ~ social comment, fox
iu .caae marriage ls contaminated. 1t II be.
lteyed that it will anRur Russian support OF
OrcanlBu,, md sn Alliance III tutmfe OF tho co1i-
lug Car with Franco against Germany.
uip HrAxIeIIs nEFEATEu.
Ministers l,utHet Bna Dc b[Rnac. who Ead failed
tw1co Of an election to tho Senate, have wfit1on
a.. f.1n
, 1875-12-13

crtttaf Itstdtrh u 7Ae Chita5a Tribune.
TE:lNE lfAUTE. Ind, Dec. f2.-Thofnaa y. IroI-
land, nn ae!or who IL kno~s Throughout The rro-
fsss;nn died very Hutldonlr to-day at tho tninu
D"po. in tbs cily, Of congestion Of tho b1an
ftn had just ttenpcd of tho Illinois ,iidlnnA
ttain. Hhrn liz f':sf to tie ground 11o was car
liel luto tho Lassa c"fooul md 1!accu III All In
9rnmpsu he'd. "heFo I4o expired IL few n,n-
nc'iss. lfo WAS tsa.cnr witt! tho seideu-Irwin
Continuation. and appaared with that company
~ this citt "n Thurs.ay e,c1iing last pta1in1
Ta'toH iu I'll: drama IT - Damon and pytL,as.'
ifo wAa wei-knDnn in t,hlra9o. having ma la
TINT city h'a home fnr aeve-ai y+1te FIta fa,n.
iy, who rtrltie III i'iniuirlpla, nero alvi4otl uf
tic rad orsht by telegraph, all tho hodY lien at
tlla eatajahtneat Of al undertake: waiting
their UIuur.
, 1875-12-13

SJ$-tat U,apa'tA II tbs Ghclao Tribune.
Isn1AsATolIs, Dec, 12.--U. II. Eddy. SWAMP
Lantl Comnlissloner. died yesterday Of couecs-
ton Ct tho btau- 1lo Was ce,l. in tue o;iico Of
a father. Col. Norman J. Eddy, Wien tho latter
wha Secretary Of State. and WAS tho Den, ,crltc
candidate fur that Office in 1872. Ills POPULARITY
MN hucil tint Ae rau considerably aataad Of ths
geue,al ticket. being deieatrtl by only seventy
oua vpscH. lio will be buried to-ulortnw At
Sa1.t, Loud. lie was Is .aa:s old, aud t,u-
uaa5rcd.
, 1875-12-13
SPAIN
I0EfQSE8, ,

MApnrn, Dec. 12.-(ien. Aloriones, with
25000 men, viii conduct tho operations III
0urruzcu against the Carl1sts.
cANIIsr SEwA.
HEspAYE, Dec. 12.-(on a!ongroo}o has bean
appointed Comlnaudor-in-C4ie Of tle CarltHt
forces In place Of 0ep. pcruIn. Dissoneions
atuorg the Ca.lIsts continue, The report thAt
Geu. Baba!ts haB been ronyicted hv 4 Ccrlist
coust.snartal AMI acutoucau to Imprisonment il
dculed.
ARMY seyEMrsTH,
IoxboS, Der. ia dispatch from SantandeF
reports that B.U00 Infantry. with cavalry aud ar
titlegy, were expected thate, oil route to BAN H.
baetiail, an1 aii te steamers In tho hartoa iIaFg
boon embarsoel fur transport sorvce.
, 1875-12-13

SIFe1| UiSU4llck 70 EKs [Hlal % IFl6HNt.
l4ANalSu, Mich, Uco. l4.-1hu ease 0{ Misa
Van uureu. charged with lirslury III tho Elliot NJ
temptud ral,o case. resulted In her discharge Oh
tho stuunl OF no GAUSS Ut action.
Ira Csulpton, Of tho Tuwu Ut Locks, has been
arrested fur perjury and hts trial IL noW ic pro-
ICES.
, 1875-12-13
Meeting Of Chicago Operators to Pro.
test Against d Reduction Of
Salaries.
tong and Thorough Discussion Of Tho
Sub jcct, and tho Remedies
Proposed.
The Idea Of q Strike Disolaimod by Almost
Everybody.
1 Series Of Protesting RESOLUTIONS Adopted by
Tho Organization.

--
49,. 49,,
E1rFc3slone VI op1n1on from OtAeF
Poiuts East and Wcnt,
Tho employees OF tlIe Nestern Union Telc-
,t,ul Company, NLo layo beau gront'y oxer-
..,aa durirtt lin .ant fc,v invs mar n rop,rt
fssa ,''";s .s,, .;o. 1ars -, H.. a ssa,.,. so
t1s' "es. .1 a. w ..uo.u i'"n "
25Qcr cc!'t' met NJ THO Mestefn Inlon Dlockt
eencr Of Washington a11 Ln''allo fttoeta, yes
trrday morning. to couYlder wllat ti4ey should
~ ,he,,, It T'l,ro woa n tor,, o+ta,,Io,c, NJ
'p.o ,,rnr. ,n ,,.aa,,,,. 'ras sas.'''i',,a,,
cfefa'1e. t'''y o!o f.I'e'it "a*' coi''aeeu
that tho atcF cosstomplated ny tho Company was
l,.rl, apd uncalltd for. hut few agreed as 10
tto measurcH to bo adopted fur Bt.ytug of tho
"..,.r,o,> finn. f,,, wor. auv,,nc,a - ..o,%.
a.. ,,o,a,aI .,a.,n.n.,,,., ~, sI,,..Is
Es io' "" "''elp1 iol,''eA1'.o VI 'Ao touue''o'
lefofe taking any action osllofe wanted strong
coteht drawn ny 1T otlcn hit tiIero Tas ecnrco
~ onernfpr In tim rom yho h,nted at a strike
:, =. means of rctn,nn,, ttc,r nrotout ro,orins
nsn .,s.1 -. s,...s.'s' ~ .,. ~"''~''
&!1si s'cas ee"' VI "'Heu9H'oi ~ "a'
RESOLVED To rAorIsT.
nd to auggcst 10 tho Uoard o: Directors tint
n. u nresnnt syHtcm Of t,Jlin,, I'M tacanrfts NJ
~. a,I,,;o. .,,t,,ricn,1. ,,.,,ri, .t ;,.,...s.
naae'e e,.'> o"'" :, '&1'N'' e'"'"' '"o '"'eit''o
atlho eosnl'anE'
LUG u'eetins "Aa oAHou - olstef ~ ItF+ ~. u.
Long, atld OH motion, Mr. 4. l.. Baker. was
ttcel Cha!rlnsu, aud Mr., II, StauLersy kocre-
49,
W.
I'm MOTION oi Mf. Long, dephtatoh "aa echt
.oCol. W1sdu. District Superintendent, nnd Mr.
Jsces, Assistant Manngey, to rost,.et l!,eis prcs-
.,.. At ,he u,.etjnr. TbeHe rantIemcn caYne in
e"es n. ~ nv ,.,.. ~. ,4a,,ns.,,n,, '
sao':s a'set LIE not'nea''o"'
Tue Chairman raid
TllE olJusT OF TIE stEEr1S1
.v,o 1enr,, tbo General fee1Ibr among tim
$50, f., .arnr, -, ,,, ,ro,,rson ,o,,,,at'o., -
ePe'aso'e ~ .'e".u ~ Nv t''loa ,','a .oao, y.
fs1ifics' IL @hs fiot, ilo thooEht' proposed to
mike MY general protost until something moro
apen,to goB learned sclattyo to Tho matter. Ro-
.,,,ts t,o,o ,cot>enep nresent wnu,a In in ,,r.
1ss n.'A7 Ato'' '''"''0 F's'o"' "'0'4 w - -
"; Tx our uurrcato1 t3,a, lila ,roof;,o ,o,r
.,aa ' W. NIX Nhi,s.t1ni, win ,,t Nrsi r' ,.,i,' ~
tuu ~ a,t." "sni f-o,,, y, ] sIt.'tin,, -,
~. y. rn',,stt rn"i, n ads;s,,, ,noat;uou ~
s t.he,d ej'n''t o"rafy IN til" 1arrD c,tjcs Tho
mi ia Il wou. bo u vol to satisiy totnseiyas oh
XII it,t mini haforr r,rwer,l,n, i,,r,hnr
II Whittn,D} hah no ,o"IH ibe y,,nn,nY o7;tt-
h,tpa in Washington. llo Ind tracoI tty ro,Iio
, 1875-12-13

bor or years in, and maki,rs n study Of. = hlB,-
ncHh who wnro 70 poorly rclnl'norateA M toic-
graplera. 1l.cre waH ground for protest.
Mr.. Armstrong expreAaeI All!se!l th faycr OF
protesting. but wu,ild
UTlusE 8TEtKE.
llo struck five yeaEh ngo, AID BOT nick Of 1t.
tl.aMnhor:l
an Uperator-No ono was starved to death
tnou.
Mr.. Lung raid 1t was distinctly Understood that
o stEiko was not In view. Tlay were all moro or
lcsa Impressed with tlIe iact TINT stikos woro
had, buk ln thought ii tloy passed proper resoltl-
tiolA prUteHnE agGinst tho roducLfut they would
he ontit!o1 to respectful consideration. Tho
brectors wcFs mol ,ncn without aonts and would
listen to d respectful Eo1hohHtFahcc. ]I thaY ald
nothing moro to-day. l.o huSgeated the oiganlza.
ton Of sutuo hind VI h0cioty--an open one, MIL
without auy thought III reAorllng to Btriko'
They might, at least, form pol1na'lptat oFsAu-
iZutiou casistiuK of Itth1oht Al'd Secretary,
who should hAyo the nOWGr OF calling meetings
iu caso tl,cro should be necessity fur shon,.
1lr. Kubinsun-Wo MIEhs dovoto tle funds to
tie Company to iuctoaso tho dsldci'ls Laugh
tori
lit. poi r.laucut fluid n cato-
Cu!. WILSON {Hi,EEeAtively) )-Wo 10 btrile.
Mr. Lonx-fos. lLoud laughter.l
Au operator slggeateu tllat ttIoY
AWAlT uEN. HrAssEN's
roturn, and 1car Wl1at lle had tO say before TAX
ing ANY action.
Mr. Cong,lon thought tho suggestion gom'
ono. Gen. ataGor wnh just ~ lns'cl, intcreAstl
aa any Of t1eIu, and he would ntNBt Item lar
lay in hia power. THIS llputinE III d nleanH Ut
infcfchanging ldoaB waa Kuod, but no action
ought to be taliun.
5fr. Whitford said tint il t',oy intendod pro-
tosting. it ought to 10 taono ,Hcry, qnich'y.
There WAS no Hcuso in wa!allg until tito reduc-
tion waa nat'e.
An upoIator-1t IL no good protesting until wo
know that we aro gong IL Iu reduced.
Another Operato1--lt IL irutsy suEo that NC
aro going to he cut down.
sIr. 1.puG l,cro road tho following dispatch,
which Ind just Loen rerutycd
lnuu rGolnA:
:. TEoa1a, Ill.,, Dec t2.-we tr"ixSe 10 .end In sbout
thu following Hsn II y"u think l: Is aMut correct,
M! q, answer ~ anisk: ,,.,u.
IT. NJ 10 ~ M y, III. IT, ~, @ t4 'ns ,I" Tell u
H. ~ ~S 49, >''" ''' 80 @''''' 9'-'~N
WHHREAs. The E1ucltiYe Committee MIL nIrecnrs
lave decided 10 rrturo Halnr1es on sliding basis
of from :, IT, 4 lHr eeGt ;; ats1i
MhEaE*s ~ ha. M y; ~, u 20: aso ,''ng iasEsF
wm.nr.x ." rhn 3,i Ws.tsrn tlni, T,oqrop eom
NAeIt~"t A", '"tA o:'%..- N"''.'e