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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
Daifv Gemmereiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis c. Ferris.
~ For Terms. etc.. ace Second Pa9e.
The Drama.
rgoHrER IN THE EMOTIONAL DRAMA.

FEOHIER IN THE EMOIlONhl DIANA.
What is called the "emotional drama" was
certainly presented at the Opera House, last
evening. A tragedy perhaps it might be called
though il our ideas of the tragic are founded on
the models of Shakespeare, We should find little
resemblance between their stately and ponder
oll- movement, and the passionate sobbing dis
tress of Loves penance." The emotions
wcro at their highest gnsl, and the
tnp was turned on from beginning to end.
What salary Mr.. Howard receives for
his three hours sobbng in tho character of the
ol farmer, we do not know, and might not tell
If wo did, bnt such continuous strain certainly
deserves high pay. The whole play is at the in
tenses pitch from beginning to end the height
If disturbed emotion to which the movement of
drama may at its climax rise was here pre-
.ented from tho first, and amid the waves of the
tempest, only once or twice did spot of restful
nnmor appear like patch OF dry land.
Mr.. Fochter certainly must deserve more OF
,ublic appreciation than to be judged as an ar
f-t by his character in this play. Not that it was
weak or i'll Played Oh the contrary, the remeni-
bruncs left by his portraiture is q strong one.
The figure Of the Doctor is impressive and the
pay itself Is of no mean order. 1t is artistical-
Is framed. The plot if not perfect is dramatic
and full OF an intense vitality that throbs and
-,lrges But 1t seems abnormal and over
wrought; it causes little satisfaction andl no
pleasure to the behoder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
TditOrIaI Associations and PcnInsu-
lEr Union.
From the centrevllle, Nd, Observe

From the Centrevllle, Nd, Observer.
The Maryland Editors held their annual meet
iug at Guys Hotel, Baltimore, on Wednesday
last, and elected their officers, eat big dinner,
made few speeches and adjourned. The East
ein Shore was slimly represented, and in the
choice of the officers 1t would seem that those
PRESENT desired her to be more slimly represent
ed than ever in future-not q member from this
ohces. This is of no Importance, further than
to indicate that the Association s anticipating
Peninsular union. Well, that is about the way
the Eastern Shore has been dealt with by the
other side of the State in political and other mat
ters and we arc getting used to it now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
The President left Washington for New York

The President left Washington for New York
last night.
At the Cressona and Schuylkill Haven shops
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany there are all the workmen necessary. Ap-
phcants are turned away.
Owing to detention at home through sickness
Daniel Drew was not in Wall street yesterday.
1t was therefore reported that he had failed to
me t his obligations He denies that he is en-
harTassed.
r, A mob OF miners was yesterday prevented, by
rather McArren, from entering Hazleton. 100
armed miners paraded through Mauch Chunk,
visited several coleries, and compelled those
who were at work to stop. A general suspen-
sion is threatened in the Lehigh region.
The religious conflict in Mexico increases in
bitterness. The Catholic organ at the Capital
declaims vigorously against the granting of priv
ileges to the Protestants, and intimates that the
depends upon a sanction Of the crusa le against
all anti i-Catholics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
Total new assessment.

The Court has not yet approved the bonds Of
the Collectors, though with the exception OIL
three or four, all have returned satisfactory
sureties. One Of these exceptions is the Colec-
tor Of the Southern district of Wilmington, who
has, up to this time, failed to comply with the
requisitons of the Court, and it is now said that
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr, will receive the ap-
pointment Archie Givens securities us return
cd are considered satisfactory.
The strngency in financial circles. during the
past year, has operated very much against the
collection of taxes, and it is said that in some
districts the collectors are one-third short OF the
amount usually paid in at other corresponding
terms.
The Sunday schools have been very watchful
OF the appropriations usually allowed, and 1t now
looks as il the proportionate amount to each
school must be smaller than usual.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
SECOND EDITION.
The SusqueIianns.

DISPATCHES FROM cHIoKIEs, AND PORT DEPOSIT.
CHIcKIEs, Pa, March 81.
The weather is warm and cloudy. The river
rose II inches and is rising slowly.
PoRT DEPosIT March 81.
The ice gorge here has passed away and the
river is clear of ice. The river is rising slowly,
but no alarm is felt, as water freshet can do no
harm.
FURTHER REPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA March 81.
Dispatches from along the susquehanna re-
port the ice moving at Glen Union gorge, but
without damage as yet The Lehigh Valley
track, between Wilkesbsrre and Pittston, is
covered with six inches OF water At Port De-
posit, the gorge is entirely gone.
At Delaware Water Gap, the river is constant
ly rising and the giving way Of the gorge is mo-
mentarily expected. Much excitement preyaila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
FIRST EDITION.
The Levy Court.

PRDGhEeB OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ALLOW
ANcE OF THE ERROR LIsTs-SUMBER OF ERRORS
AND DEIINoUENTs-THE EXTRA AsREssMRNTs--
BONDING OF THE COLLECTORS.
The Levy Court is still in session and will not
adjourn before Friday and it may possibly be
not before next week. The accounts and bills
will be acted upon, to-day, and the different ap-
preparations on the last day of the Court With
the exception OF New Castle hundred, the " er
ror lists have all been examined and allowed
The books Of that hundred are yet in the hands
of the Committee appointed for that purpose.
The following gives the numbers of errors
and delinquents returned by the collectors for
the respective wards and election districts in the
county, but portion of them have been paid
since the return
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

THE BRICK YARDS. This morning, Mr.. James
H. Beggs started his brick machine to produce q
supply Of machin made bricks, Of which he has
none, ana for which he finds present demand
He says the frost is not sufficiently out OF the
Resides he represents that there is still pretty
good supply held over from last year. As for
future work, he thinks the prospects about as
bright as at this time last year. Some orders
have already been received.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
9faths.

UNDERWOOD-In this ci,y, on the morning Of the
goth inst, after an illness Of three weeks of Dip
therlc sore throat, Jenny, only daughter Of g. B.
2S days
The relatives and friends Of the family are res
pc tuy invited to attend the funeral from the res
idel ce Of her parents, No. 1900 French street, on
Wednesday afternoon, the 81st Inst Services at the
house at O'Clock, TO proceed to wilmington
Brandywine Cemetery.
Dearest Jennie thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
suicide at Baltimore.

A shocking suicide was committed at Streets
Hotel, in Baltimore, at an early hour yesterday
morning, Robert D. Stansbury, boarder in the
hotel, cut his throat from ear to ear with razor
while suffering great depression, caused by pc
cunary embarrassment. The deceased had for
me r,y conducted the Franklin Hottl In the same
vicinity, aud had been unsuccessful in his uu-
dertaking. His body was found in passage of
the hotel shortly after the deed WAS committed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
FInan ncial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
NEW YORK, March 81.
dold IT, lay. t1.1iTs.
Furnished ny Crage, johnson 4 Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON. 1890, P. NJ, March 81.
U. s. 1865, lO7lll; 1s67's, 1871; Ten-forties
1929; New Fives Of 1881, 1031(. Consols for
money 92Js; for account 90. Erie common
shares, 26I. Preferred 80. Market steady.
FRASKFoRT, March 81.
u s 20s Of 1862 99l1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
The Glen Union Gorge.

IT MOVES, THIS MoRNINo-ITs EXPECTED ARRIVAL
AT LOCK HAVEN.
LOCK HAVEN PA. March 8.
The gorge at Glen Union started, this morn
ing, about nine o'clock, with raise in the river
at that point of twelve feet The river here is ris-
ing now. The ice at Queens Run dam is moving
but no flood is expected to reach here in two
hnIra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
MarriaAR$.

BoULD sN-RLLISON.-On Tuesday, March 23i
by the Rev. j. Il. Tmstead, Mr. George Boulden
to Miss Clara w. Ellison, both OF New Castle Co.,
Del.
CRANsToN-FLINN.--At the Clayton House, on
the Both inst, by tho Rev. d. Rigg, Hdwln j.
Cranston and Annie X. Finn. both OF Newport
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

CoSscIESTIoUs.- Perkins mercLact
of Tempeville, Queen Anne's County, Md, some
time ago being convinced that the use Of tobac-
co initiated against Christian purity stopped
smoking and chewing. He however, becoming
further convinced that Sc ling what lie consid-
cred to be sinful was as bad as using it, has
removed tobacco, snuff, and segars from his
store, notwithstanding the great amount used in
that vicinity for rubbing, smoking, and chewing.
]. Waterman & Son, clothiers, have dissolved.
Lewis Fl. Waterman continues the business at
9th and Market
The sixth annual meeting of the Brandywine
Loan Association will be held in the old Acade-
my on Tuesday evening, April 9Th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
THIRD EDITION.
The Coal Troubles.

ARMED STRIKERS IN MARCH FOR UPPER LEHIoH.
PHILADELPHIA March 81.
A despatch from Hazleton says that an armed
body of miners started for upper Lehigh to pre-
vent the men from loading coal there for the
Central railroad. One Of the bosses Ia said to
have been killed by the mob.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

-Wo see it stated that Miss Mariana Glib
bons, Of Lancaster county, has resigned her po,,
sition at Howard University, Washington ana
Gone gone upon tie editorial stan of the Times, Of
fniladelphis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
NHE ART JOURNAL.

An International gallery Of engravings by distln-
guished artists of Euro. and America, with Illus
trated papers on picturesque places and ob ects In
the various branches of art.
The undersigned will begin In January, 1s7b, the
publication Of monthly journal specially devoted
to the world of art-pantng, sculpture architecture,
decoration, engraving sketching, enamelling and
designing In all Its Misunderstanding in view the
double purpose Of supplying complete illustrated
record Of progress In The arts, and OF ahordng a
means for the cult vation of art taste among the
people. Each number will be richly and abundantiy
illustrated on both steel and wood, and no pains
will be spar to render the ART JOURNAL the
most varied, elegant and valuable publication Of the
kind In he world II VIII contain the steel plates
and illustrations of the London " 1T Journal" a
publication OF worldwide fame, (the exclusive right
Of which for Canada and the United states has been
purchased by the publishers) with extensive aidi-
lions devoted to American art and American topics.
Published monthly Each part will contain three
steel plates and numerous wood Illustrations, printed
in the most elegat manner upon tinted paper.
Price, 7o cents per number. Sold only by sub
scriptlOn.
d. APPLETON CO., Publ shers.
H. NC NTOSH,
No. 1926 SAMSON STREET,
jan9) PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, MARCH, 81.
Probabilities For the Middle States, for the
rest of Wednesday, partly cloudy and warmer
weather will prevail with easterly to southerly
winds and continued high barometer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
professional Cards.

nR. L. G. SHADINGER,
IL PLY SICIAN,
Offers his professional servces to the community.
OFFICE AT
CORNER OF FRONT AND WEST STREETS.
mar22 am
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
BRAZIL.

REPORTED ADpIcATroN BY THE EMPEROR.
PARIS, March 81.
The Bien Public says the Emperor of Brazil is
about to abdicate in favor Of the countess d Eu
his daughter, after which he will make tour of
Europe and make his home in the United States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
Neij advertisements.

CtG Ok FOR VERY SUPERIOR
DO .Ac hard White Ash stove Coal Our pat
ent wagon delivers 1t into the cellar without dirt or
trouble. GEO. W. BUSH Il SON.
French Street harf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

THE SCHOOL ELECTIONS. Although the time
OF the school election is now 30 near, (Saturday)
no meetings to make nominations appear to be
yet announced. In the Third Ward, Street Com
missioner D. H. Coyle is named as candidate.
In the Fourth Ward, Jacob Richardson, J. J. Nc
Mullen, and possibly others, are named for the
short term. In the Sixth Ward the names of
Lewis T. Grubb, John V. Rice, and Peter d.
Ayars are canvassed, besides Mr. Eckel, whose
term expires. The Democrats, it is said, will
support Chas. McCloskey. In the 10th Ward,
Joseph O. Taylor is named as a suitable person
for the place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
Com mercinI Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. March

PHILADELPHIA MARKETED
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Cotton in fair demand at 16s<@175{c. Clov-
erseed, western, $11@11.50 Penna. co. So
Flour quiet, Penna. extra family and high
grades unchanged. Wheat firm red, sl26@
f28; amber, s1.2S white, S1.3O@1.s7. Rye
81. Corn wanted yellow, 84c ; mixed $40
841lc Oats active white 69@691Sc. Barley
held for an advance. Provisions steady lard
135l@14sic Whskey firm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

The indications are that Ireland and the north
of England will be well represented at the Cen
tennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31
MINED COAL.

E>RESH MINED COAL.
am pleased to be able to announce to the citizens
Of Wilmington that have make arrangements by
which am rec iving daily, direct from one Of the
fresh mined coal which am selling at regular prices
AMI delivering promptly.
Fresh mined coal Is always far superior to that
wnicn has been exposed to the weather all winter,
and is Low being dug up and shipped here to be
so by some OF ouI large dealers. A look at both
would convince any one of this fact
aprl9-lyOf JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

THE CENTENNIAL SUBscRIPTIoNs.-We an
nounce with pleasure that ready response is
being made to the centennial subscriptions
which it is proposed to raise in a private way
among our people. Delaware's quota was set
down at $4,000. Already the State has sub
scribed 100000, and it is expected that the city
will also invest 1000 in the centennial stock,
leaving $4,000 to be raised by subscriptions,
the shares being Of the value of $40 each. AL
ready large number Of these have been sub
scribed, and it is safe to predict that Delaware
will fill her full quota. Among those who have
subscribed to the private list are Edward Belts,
j. T. Head, Fl. NJ Jenkins Clement B. Smyth,
II. 7. Cause, II. W. Cause. D. T. Bradford,
George Churchman, z. Cobb :. Son, Harry Men
dinhall, Jno. T. DAVIS. j. j. Mccullough, S. s.
Southland and s. A. Macallister.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

THE BOATING CLUBs.--The pleasant weather
of the past few days has had the effect to ex
cite among the clubs of the Christians Navy
some interest in aquatic sports, and already
the Bachelors have been out rowing over the
course on the Christiana. Early in April, we
understand, all the clubs will launch their boats
on given day, and will engage in a friendly row
something after the manner Of dress parade.
After that the regular seasohs traininglwill COM
mence in anticipation of a regatta sometime
during the sumr1er 1t is also the purpose that
all the clubs of this navy shall enter the Schuy-
kill regatta of the present year. There is also
some talk of the formation of a new club
1t was expected that by this afternoon the re-
pairing upon the Brandywine mill race would be
completed and the mill running again.
Three drunks and 54 dodgers made the record
OF the police court this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-31

A MERICAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHEAST corner OF Fourth and Walnut Streets
ASSETS JAN. l, 1875, 81. .793 '4i SO.
TRUSTEES.
George w. HILL Philip B. Mngle.
Alexander Whilldin, Hon. Alex. G. ca tell,
George Nugent, Isaac Hazlehurst.
Hon James Pollock James Ilaghorn,
William Howard, Henry K. Bennett,
Albert O. Roberts, L. NJ. Whilldn,
John WanamAker.
q FORGE W. HILL, President.
GEORGE NUGENT, Vice President.
JOHN O. SIMS. Actuary,
JOHN s. WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
ALFX. WHILLDIN, CHARM of Finance Com.
j. q. HAMMER, sslstant Secretary.
Medical Examiners.
}. NEWTON WALLER, NJ. d. JOHN F. rIRD, NJ. D..
febls Stw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
Nt.AntIrews Church.

New York, February 20.--A great
crowd continues to lingcr In tho nOigh'
bOrllood Of the 81. Andrews Church scene
oicalamity last evening, but only report
ers and officers arc permitted TO enter tho
edihcc. Shrcts Of clothing scattered
through tho Church boar testimony to
tho terrible nature Of tho panic which
seized the congregation.
While the Gremen were taking down tho
dangerous walls OF Shaw's building,which
did the damage last evening, tho coroner
interposOd and prevented further removal
until tho jury should inspect tho prem
isOa. At the time tho walls OH the east
side were tOttOring over towards SwOe-
ney'a Hotel, and about 7 O'Clock this
morning a portion Of tho rear wall fell
over and carried away part Of tho sky
light Of the wash room u tho hotel. As
tic tiroROn wore picking of thc west sid,
wall considerable portion fell over and
caused about half u dozen within the
building to beat hasty retreat.
When tho dying and wounded had been
removed from the Church Thursday
night the liremen turned their attention to
tho walls OF ShawA burned building,
which threatened to toppIe, and begun to
take them down, but soon dsslsted under
tho orders Of Coroner Eickhotf, who said
thoy should not demollSh until the jury
summoned for tho inquest had Viewed
them. This morning portion Of the
dangerous walls tumbled down, smashing
the roof Of the wash house Of Sweehey'a
Hotel and crashing against the roof oIthe
Church. Tho saCriSty Is piled high with
u collection Of umbrellas, oycrcoatsi
shawls prayer books and other articles
which wore abandoned by their owners III
their terror. A few coins and medals
wero also picked up, though there are nc
claimants for any Of these valuablCs. OF
the wounded Patrick Lavolle, Is said Ia
DO The only person In Immediate danger Of
death.
James NJ. Shaw, owner Of the burned
building, has boon arrested and held Ia
bail by the coroner.
The condition Of tho walls Of the burned
building had given tho pastor Of st. An
drew's Church some anxiety, but he wal
assured the sexton says, that tho forms
required by law had been complied Will
blythe architect before no had attempted
to undertake to rebuild them. On the
other hand, II is said that an engineer Of
the Fire Department warned Father
Curran that the walls OF the burned
building we're unsafe, and that no ont
should 10 allowed III tho gallery. A
deputy superintendent Of the Building
Department says no communication Of
any kind In relation 10 tho condition o
the walls was received from tho Fire Do
partmCnt, and adds that neither lie moi
any other person In the Building Depart
n,ent saw any indications Of weakness
In The wall which rendered lts fall likOl,
or even possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
FoRIsALE.
nRusTEE,s SALE.

BY ylFtne q q dad d trust madO and Gxocuted
BY John 7. Courtney, and Elinb0ih Courtney p.
via . trpItoe, bearing dl1e he rs
day October, a. u iS7I and recorded In the Clerks
Office q the County Curt Of Ohio county, W@i
virginia, In Deed 81 Trust Book No 5Page No,
~ and ~, ! VIII sell u Public Auction o. NC
mont door Of tho Court HOUSE Of The Naid Ohio
county, In tho eity Of Whs0ling, On
TIURsDAY, tho 18Th day ol March, lal5,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4, ~ Of aid day, 1ha tol'
lowing described real utRte, that q p ~: plefp
or pared Of Rfound situated on WOods RnnJ IN ullo
county, West HiEEtyla, about ihEeo7 ggasssEl; g
mOnrinE Il q Stakn corner 70 IGlae B. K6lly and
the smith harm, and running Themes North sgf ",
20 l-1l) fnIty-llE and l-lp . STAKE "a
Run; thenea down aid run :. w w, ~ a-l9gl
thlrty-i and g-lOo poles 70 stake thonee yl'
E ~ $500 iOTty-ssvvpand tt.loo poles % aItAkei
thence y, 271zs +, ~ 2s-l0l tE6lye and Allpo
poles % q StaEe; thence S2IS E u t-l0 tYfnty-
opN and i-I0 poles; thence N. 6l1 (l9 S-leQ hipe-
teen and S-i00 poles 70 The plhco q b0ginnln con
tnlnlng eleven acre, two Toodl aud eighteen pr
che, With al improvements and AppqItql
th@opnto Balancing bolng al The alnle pEUpsfty
which was conveyed 70 the Gltd John 7. Courtney
BY dpd Of william ?, Hpebarl, special Cpmmll.
sonaF, bearing even data With tho above mentioned
deed q trust and recorded In Deed Book No. %,
PAGE No. 10. ~
fRRliS % HALE-onS-thIrd Of the purchase mon
Oy il Rlh on the DAY 0 iaG, and the rgldu0 " two
equal payments a III and twelve mpnthS, With In
lGrOSt from day Of NlO, and deed q tnllt 70 30
given by tho PurchAser 70 secure The d0loETed PAY
mentA Selling y Trustee Will convey Tho Ato
which d vested In mo BY Tho said deed 81 trust
los ], q, 9ILLRSPY, Trustee.
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nRusrEEs SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms,

BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY s0blOSk
the one dated NE 10Th day q NoySnhss $50 a.;
Of record in The Clerks oaice n !he couhty CSur
for Marshall county, Wqt Virginia, one " dee
book No, 10, page o. and the other IN decd o. trul
book No, !, page y, ! will oher for GllO q Publ
Auction, d The front door Of tho Court HOUSE 0
Ohio county, Wat virginia, on 70.
TUESDAY, March i6th, 1875,
At 10 a. ", The property mentioned and describe
In The two deeds Of tTuitI AiOFOAAid the aama bgnl
The tract Of land for some time known q III
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In the county Of Mar
shall, W0t Virginia, on Tho Eaten VI Wheeling
Crock, Of the mouth Of Stull's Run, and dlltan
about two miles from Elm Grove Station on tn
Hempheld Railroad.
The SalI Farm g divided BY stull's Run Into tWt
farms Or tIaoS q about equsf SlIO, each containing
about l77AcrOS Nearly alOi the land y under higt
state Of cultivation 4 very rich and eaulIully 10
Gated, Upon the bouLh or cast portion there AFg'
stone minllOn house, With al the necessary out
bulldlngl and upon tho other part thorO u goot
tenant house,
Said Farms will b0 sold either separately or tOsOsh
Or, 70 suit purchaser,
Tho Trustee will, on application, give any infor
nation that may b desired ~ 10 terms, conditions
de-, and he also hls q complete plat and survey O
the hnd, showing Iu extent Lines, lsnooA improve
TERMs also made known on day Of Sal0.
HANNIBAL FURBES, Trustee
wurrLlsO, Feb, 8, 1875 w. ~ ND'p'A' rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27

ISDtANApoLls, February 96.-The coal
shatlS Of the jackson Coal COMPANY,
Smith, Reed & Co., and veaOh, Hall 4
Co.. near Brazil wero burned by ihccndl'
aries last night, The miners were out OF
a strike and had made frequent threatI
Of violence II the owners held out. Mr.
jackson yesterday gave biz miners q lasl
opportunity to restime work, stating thai
unless they did men would be brought Ii
10 take their places. twas reported that
A lot Of coloted miners had already teacll
cd lila city oil their way 10 supoteedt
Inc strikers, and this ptecipitaled tht
crime. Loss probably $4,000 TO $1,000
10 each mine with little Insurance., as u Il
understood several insurance compahio
had cancelled their policies, anticipating
lFnuble. ..s.-