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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

~ The Attorney General consider
that Ann Eliza Young violated tho Il
nited States statute in marrying Brig
ham. and that she can not avail h erselI
of her own wrong. That's what we
thought.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

70 Sheriff knight, Of this county, in.
forms us that he has. ~ this time in his
saddlc-pockets. unpaid tax-tickots. old
and new, for different purposes. due from
parties in Greenbricr. amounting to the
sum of S6I7l9.07. How Will these ~.
ures do for high?-GyceuIrie mi.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

- The Industrial -age, published at
Chicago, says Juo. y. Thompson, Esq.
OF this County,is "onc Of the salts OF the
csrth." CbWle,'oca Free Press.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

y Field sorrsl made into q paste and
applied TO 4 cancer is said to have prov
ed successful.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

tV'On Wednesday. the Oath instant,
JAMES, son Of Jefferson Poland, was kill
ed Mt home on Jersey Mountain. in this
County, his head having been crushed,
Causing immediate DEATH in a cane
mill, from which lie was drawing stalks,
while the mill was running. lie was a
good and promising boy, about twelve
years old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

EV Mr.. Adam kerber died in Cumber.
land, on yesterday week. lie was an
Old and respected citizen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-26

Laurel d Brown Muslin, yard wide. l0c. by yd
Laurel ID Brown Muslin yard wide, 9lc. by bolt.
, 1875-05-15
WORLDS prspENsARy.


tho ynrin,,a schools Of medicine, aud IA
distinguishing c1laraotcristics Of each.
Chapter 11.--1irsrEDrEa Fon DrsEAss.
We hero flntl nh extensive treatiae On taa
properties. preparations, aud effects, Of tned.
cincs. Also q long list Of rpmatl.ea, inclntl
Ing Tho vnrsnua Alternatives, Alkafics, Acila
Anolynos, Antlclnlntlcs, AnilpcrioaIos, Ath
useptics hNd Dissnfectauts, Antisras,nnilira
Astringents, Cnrn,inativo". Cathariics, Cans.
tics, Oounscr-frritants, DiaphorotiEs, Dilucnta
Diurctios, Emotlos, Etnmenngog,cs, Expco.
aornntH, Lininlohts. Narcotics, Noryinos, bal
tlyeH, Htiuaulanta, Tottos, ato., ata.
Chapter 11I.-WArEn Al A REMEDIAL, Aosrr
In tllis clnrter aro described a1i tho ynsions
methods in which water may bo hcnctlcinfv
applied In tic treatment Of Diacnsc, Il nm.
lrnces full description of nil lilo yat;ono
l,ntl1s and n1so fomentationa, and packs,
Chapter 1V.-11yo1ES1o TnrAr,rssr or 9un
S1cK.
Tt1is chapter contains an extended cops;fl
eration Of thnt necessary nu1iliary to the s,,c.
ccssful trcatment Of diseasc,-goo1 nurs;aa.
II Is In every wny practical, and ono OF ia
most interesting featurca Of tho work.
Part 1v.--D1sEAsEs AND THEIR ne.
MEDAL TREATMENT.
After giving tho render few gonernl facts
concerning medical tliagnoais, tho author pgo
| coctls to consider tho various for1na OF din
| caso,-their eanaoa symptoms, anl troat,ncnt
This portion Of the work fully iustifcs Id
| titlc, md, indeed, IL nluno is worth more
than tho price Of tho book.
, 1875-05-15

rtiS
t.uy Ietspa e"uoamS % !.o". Iii I n,sJ o =, t,,o
toucftuhu0 art;ck Of nv reosntIy published
work" rHE PEOPLES OOMMON,sENsE
MEDICAL ADVlsEH" H"-eampiese anstfae-
tions now to proceed. Tho
COMPLETE EDITION
~ IL, o,,ovo ,ro,1, co,tofne ,oar1v niro Inn.
f1re1 na0cR. illustrated by over two hundred
and fifty wood engravings md colored repre-
sentetions, md bound ~ cloth. 1t Wllk 10
sont to any rart Of tho United states Or Cat,-
ada (postage propaid) on receipt OF one dol
lar aua fifty cents It n TUG cheapest Doo5
an
INCOMPLETE EDITION.
emhrocino aver two hundred and fltty uages,
I,on,,1 i, ciot1, md ronfo;n,nu ,,raniina, IN
forn,ot1or ooncernit,o 1nnuy of Tho most 1,roy-
nlent ohronio diBoasca, to tho investigation
and treatment Of which have devoted sro-
clal attention: II will bo sent tpostage Pre-
palttl 10 any aaaress on tass' ~ a,', mre
cgats' 1s ppsea ass sp'oose" ~ ~ no.s;"na ~
eso ' wTa' 1aa ann ~ eaa;aarot;a,, - liz e pra
@rass ~ h1sa;ona aio 1onJ tI,a several sec,ools
1nomeilics Tor Disease" md tho Preparation
OF Medicines. After suitable lntroapction,
TO "h'seasas nna their Aemaasa9 1seasMeHt,
tae feareF w hnM tAofopga eonslaelAaon
| OF ta@t 4aRla'ou5 alsohsa'
coSRv,1prroy.
[ Tho hygionio aud meiloal traatment which
| advise has in an o1tensiyo practice been at
| tended with degree Of saccess heretofore
| UNPARALLELED in tic history Of this tlistreas.
iugly fatal ahaIy.
n,av,sts ~ r,tz ,,vvn
~''" =. " .Aa 4+''-A
ara also fully discussed In tsia incomplete as
well as III the comp!ete cslltloa. All those
affections popnlarly known ~ Liver Com-
plant, Torpid Liver. and bilious Disorders,
hre tally considered their symptoms acou; i;
medical trpatmcnt suggested,
LAYING enjoyed the patronage Of thousands
| of inyaitis suffering from these chronic atfec-
lions. I hayo been enabled to advisa rational
, 1875-05-15
L BOOK Fob THE MILLIONS.

ne ';s oAon '1InsS aIa;oina 1assa snn,i ~
1 1issr II t1 lpR,s' ar q 'atstns Ga~nseaar e.
asa. ny H. H., ~ s9'ss' " H. ~, noaas' a,'I smr
CAei Q. hs ~ 'oa 9vora y ihys"s "n ,,aln
epons, W 'Hs No''oS 1!'s'ot'ea13' +'9NM''
n, rs',. l.: x.x, ,,oot 1T .,>o,. ,,;ra ,,ucdvoa
ns sega , Va aor anos w. nS ,,n,re e an
nases, as.,n1s auJ n.y. .o'or. Nv aarrosanto
nity wooa enR5a,s,uss o Eo!oFsu s !ass na,
LIONS, anu wet' ~ t,s s,,am 10 o,', s0ns mn hns
~ NY WIFE, nauta vi I'm l,onm IN ciooncat
'af nnA fasty peH'a, .haa as ~ ns,e eaIanSss nn,
book ever o4afeo 70 !ho p9na!o' oIngr ;',, oooaa IKE
treating o. domestic Mease.ae, ot we s'zs
aud style Of binding, Gus POT nearly ~ weil
illustrated, Withons co!oeea plates' ana most
Of them suggesting no o0mes'
, 1875-05-15
WORLDS DISPENsARY:

harlihooa md longevity, or foetlonets, tsia~
cnso md tleatl.. Physical md Afontal Gull
ttiro, Ventilation, Hlcor, Cleanliness, Food,
beverages, md Clothing aro practicn1
topics, md nro treatcd Ia practical man.
ner. Tho uao Of wntor rs 1lcnedihl
Agent rccaivea TINT attention which 1t do
fervca. Under Tho hoAd Of ncmelies for Dis
cnso Ia prosecuted liat Of our most t1Hofrl
indigenous medicinal planta, togother with
their properties md uses, at,d pictorial repro
sentatfona Of rnany Of tho most important.
The appropriate dose Of eAcll ronety III also
given. After n st,ital,lo Introduction, We
have, III Part Fourth, DReasos mil their fo-
mctlal Treatment. Almost avory dlaoracr
that rroys upon tho llumnn system In hero
1c8cribed, together withits symphonic, cnuaos.
md treatment, ~ far - II is thought safe anu
advisable for tho non professional to prescribe.
Chronic Aii1nentH receive special attention. 4
u1lnptor an Accidents anti Emergencies In n
very useful featuro Of tho book. beside
much miscellaneous and profitable inforn,a-
lion Ia given, which will nnko 1t genuine
trade fnecun,"-~~a convenient companion IL
every household. Afnny n precious life Inns
been lost from the iack Of Just the knowledge
which this work impnrts. It ia completa
compendium Of Anatomical, Physiological,
and Medical Scicnco, and embodscs the latos'
discoveries in each department.
Tho following il brlof summary Of the
mora imrortnnt portions Of "Iho Peoples
Medical Adviser:
, 1875-05-15

This chapter il devoted to tho consideration
Of that intimate relation between nervous en- +
ergy nntl tho vital functions. Among oter
important and interesting divisions ws ind |
tho following:
!. Regional Divisions.
2. Vital Expenditure.
y. Enotivo Facultios.
i. Voiitivo Faculties.
r. Animal Faculties,
G. DAsilAr Faculties.
7. Region Of EeebleNess,
s. GRIMM, Capacity Of tho Human Races.
0. Tie Nature Of Miud.
1t is only by thoughtful consideration Of
these bjccts tint the render will bo enabled
on Ten1peratnonia.
Chapter XY,-1IuMAN TEMrEnANEXTs.
Tho autl,os classiAes the Human Tempsra-
nents o. follows:
!. Tho Lymphatto.
2. Tho dang1ina.
0. Tie Volitive.
4. Tho Encephalio
Ho thon doyntea Iia attention y tha sub
jcota of,
i. Transmission OF Lilo.
2. Physiological Marriage.
j. Incompatible MarFiage.
1. Coujugal Unity.
Tho chapter concludes with some interest
ing itlcas concerning tho application OF tho
principles Of CerobTel Psychology and Tom
pora,nonts to tho prartico Of Medicine.
Chapter XvI.-MAEszAoE.
In this clapter wo find troatiso on Love
Its nnturo and effects. 1t contains History
Of blarriago; md the present systems Of
| marriaeo> nre considered with reference to
| three general principles, viz.
]. Tho Development Of tho individual.
| 2. Tho Welfare Of Society.
! 8. The Perpotuation Of tho Species.
part II.-HYGENE.
| Chapter 1.-HyarENg DErREn.-FuRE Am.
After tloyoting GONE space to general facts,
| and urging the hygIenia nccesaty for pure alF,
| tho author considers,
l. Ventilation of School Rooms.
| 9. Ventilation Of Factories and Work
houses.
4. Ventilation Of our Dwellings.
4. Sites for lIosaes.
t. Denp Cellars.
Il. Dust and Disease.
Z, Cotton:Weol Ncspisator.
| =. Light md Health,
C4aptos II.-Fpop, REyEnAoEs, CtoIuINq.
Under Food VIC find the following:
!. Neg1,larity of Meals.
2. Eating too Much.
.. Iate sMppors.
4. Feeding lufants.
i. Preparation OF Food.
.. Different Kiuda Of Food Required
I. Principles Of Food.
8. Variety Of Fool Necessary.
$. Properties Of Food. ......
10. Climate {aa It inapepeex cur ra4uiFp
mepta for food,
II. Value OF Animal Food.
la. Re,atiSe Value Of Food Gable showing
IL IL. pigestibillty OF Food.
IT, Cookcry.
Ii. Various rleoipps fpr Cooking Meats.
Under Deyefages We ind tue tqllawtng'
, .,.a, l; Water eta mineral aud organic '"pf'
.. rurilcation OF Water.
y, Hoy to uso Water.
1. Tea aud Colleo.
=, &. Matted Beverages:
: &. Fcr1nentea Beverages
D Z. Distilled Liquors. ~.
: Under Clothing, tho nuthor conside1s u
: utility Of tho various fabraes' the anaoIs a;
= be worn.
: Chapter observation-disclosures.
}. Tic general idoa Of this chapter may b
n pained from tho following quotations "1yro
E saya, sNesidcH, they always hsae9 ct brea
!. and butter but wo thinii Il he nag 6een o.
4 tertaiped by theso modern Nyglen!sts, !,
would hayo said tot Inush mud appla aauco.
}. Chapter 1v,-rnrs1oAn cu1TuaE, MzNTa
q CplGunz, sIxEp, otxASI4sEsg II
- uuder tue first subject, tho author eonsi.
n ots tho VARIOUS games, as Hpnnlng,. ek4tini
!. Rowipg, Swimming, nasa Hall, Cricket, no'
, 1875-05-15

Chapter I.-D1ot.oos.
Under tl,is subject tho author considers;
/. Lntont Life.
2. Tho Process of Gcneratton.
.. Alternate Gonoration.
4, porHonnl Discrimination.
i. Univcrsality of Animalculsr Lifc.'
@. Origin Of Life.
This ohartor Is pra.emineutly tho chapter
Of n,yBtories Tho subjects aro among tho
profoundcst mysteries wilicl, Thought md
lcason lanve ever tried to solve; ynt whilo
dealing with these abstr1so questions, tho
author hns presented the facts in practical
u,anner, and lis illustrations are drawn from
fatnihar ohjoata
, 1875-05-15

Chapter U.-'rnE DoSEu.
" III.-THE MUSCLES.
+" 1V.-TnE D1arsr1yK ORGANS.
IL V.-ABsoptT1oN,
!" yI.-puYB1oAn AND VrTAL fRorE11-
TIES or TIE B1ooD.
VII.-TuE Cmou1AronY SYSTEM.
IS V1I1.-rur OAoANa or nEsp1nAT1pS.
b" IX.-Tur SK1N.
X.--SECnrT1oN.
Xl.--ExonET1oN,
II X11.-trnE NEnyous SysTEsf.
" XI1I.-TnE SrEc1A1 SENSES.
Tho authors consideration Of these sub
jects Inns all tho merits OF our best textbooks,
aud Possesses ono noteworthy advantage, t. e.,
tho avoidance Of technicalitica
Qhanter XIV.--OEnEDnAL puYs1oLonr.
This chaptcr is devoted to tho consideration
Of that intimate relation between nervous en-
ergy nntl tho vital functions. Among other
lmportant md interesting divisions We lind
tho following:
, 1875-05-15
TO INVALIDS.

ANY porson suffering from chronic liscase
anti desiring 10 consult mo, will tind in tho
concluding ar&ice Of my reosntly published
work--"'rI1E PEOPLES OOMMON-SENsE
MEDICAL ADVISER instruc-
tions now to proceed. Tho
, 1875-05-15
TREATMENT OF CRIMINALS.

In tho general meeting paper by Prot. ELL
cit, Oh tho treatment OF tbs guilty, was frs!
read. Tho paper conadern only tho treatment
Of tho con 4tctod. On this point there are
three sources Of light: First, tho pill
loaophy Of human nature; sccout,
thu teachings Of re!igion Third, practical ox-
pcrinco. Common Bonso toaehoB thst tho guilty
do not coaso 70 10 human, aud should therefore
bo frosted AZ human beings. This ID tho sub
stanco ot the uholo matter. The wsonR-doer
In mero!y diacAsct, and on1y silllful treatment
can euro him. lie must bc ..-.
TREATED Justly AND 111Plnr1AI.LY,
with not too great tenaezne1n, but .lth consia.
orasiou. Establish the proper rotations, and
thea appeal TO Tho same motives ~ you appeal
to In othsrs. Religion toaches. ''Do rs yoa
would be douo BY" Tho application OF that
rulc eets1ea tho whole matser. a pamper-
log syBtem thAt thrinfs from Just punish.
overdue severity; but religion aud humanity
unlto In demanding that tho door OF reformation
b kept open. Experience teaches US diversity
In thta mstter, for. unfortunately, neither hu-
manity nor religion have boon tried. sud NC can
only guess 1t what thtlr results would DO. How
ever, 10 NAV ray generally :hat In pronotion to
sorority. harshnesa, and cruelty, penat laws and
prison treatment hos boon Of po.nicious cnecs
10 proportion aa rational and humane idcaa bare
boom introduced aod applied, tho total
amount OF arime has beeE lcascncl and
tho chances OF reformation Increased.
proFresa Of improvement Is slow, aud tho
reform Of prison laws aud treatment
OF crirninals outaido Of tho PRISON uust come
only with time. Prison discirlIno Is Only meant
10 reform N we'll as 10 pnniah, and
TO EEsroAE TnR CRIMINAL
clothed aud In ls right mind tn tho world.
These ideas have boen partially put In ptnctlco
!u several institutions aud succcss attained.
4 paper by a. r. SprnRue On the sau,e SUBJ
tcct, wAs presented, but not rcad. 1t consists
largely OF data Al to tho responsibility OF cr1mi
haIt.
1lcro was IN extended discussion on tho sub
foct,
, 1875-05-15

might In creat1y eularuod, aud viii, protlt caue-
cially g,nco a ss{aran prnnorenn ri NV ,tnderts
have no Dreviona roIIeufata nflI,catfnn. Tio rnis
Of admitting only ooiiaro orsduntna to leaal in.
nsitutions u visionary. In oyerY law school thero
should b. cissnos In Enrl,sh ani American h,s.
tory. logic, rhotorin and nolitfc.t: aoonnmv. In.
decd, In Ill Lranchee of aneiai aciencn. f,ren
Latin might bo added.
Theae are meroiy a fo1 of TIN ,oo.t importsnt
suggestions Of many tint nil occur 70 nybodr
Nho will think on tlio gnhtcct
a[t. Hammond here 0uotea from rcnnarka hy
President Woolsey, OF ialo t.olieon vim aIvn.
Gates Al extensive educational pol.cv IN law
, 1875-05-15
TIIE GREAT BCANDAL.


NEW YonE, May ll.-1ho nov. deofge B.
Bacon, In q letter to tho editor of Tho Tribune,
explains the circumstances Of his tofusal 10
aeryo with Henry @. Bowen on tho Dosr1 OF
Trnstoos Of tho Auorioaa Congregational Union.
Ue says:
lily rcason for orr1tn5 tho Of D1con from TIM
st VI Trusata brilAy. lhat thb Ts4tuos of thu
socloty ought 10 b In proper fe1ta rspEtsetu
te rer III the churches ty which the ,clt:y
tAilletl. It tren,s4 tn That tho Tftsttb whose
hsA pran,tcs. 10 omit wsa NIT hrch
representative ,.l.; that, ty Caueral CONSENT lie
understood mt to represent tho church OF which le
iH a nctntt:r Il ymuah Church u Hrooklyn), whHre-
htitntc nut Mahs to snJ euch objection; ani taal
he net representative mau In virtue OF his bIt-
relations. btcanbo tho lsEgs nnd important news
paper whirh he couduc1 tts tnanence and forca
very largely IL the fact that It is aypwedy not Co
grvgatoual Newspaper. On thcsD grounds
l ufgeA tho s.!option Of tile minority notniua-
tions. mar ta p.ruistod 10 ada Tho expression
OF my regret that roiEto1h aost.y should seem to
Gyo a sanction 10 tho thenry thEt of1cr4 in nuy
sort fer tho bonons al tue o1eehUuerE. reofea4 my
Enf at losa ~ uudstatand what ohGr grounds the
majority nominations should luro becn preferred.
aud. - remarked privately At the cono Of s inca~
lug Witch reaultl Ia leaving out, and IN leaving
III Tho Trustee whose naino ind propasad " emit
bhntl nl myself Rrtstly assstc1 IN The uraco Of hu
nty by rc!c:ttn,. who'll - stat has lenn pEofesfod
before MO. I ALL, 7sty respectfully, yours,
GcpHur i. BkCp4.
, 1875-05-15
THE RAILROAD QUESTION:

4 panor from Dr. J. ]. Hoyt, Of Wisconsin, On
tho Railroad Question was read. It at.irtns aud
eudeavcrs to provo tho power Of tho State
over corporations; to shon that tho receut
o1esciea OF this power in Ways somewhat
e1ttcmo In tho Western Btates has not been
without occasion; that tho interests Of all par.
tlaa demand that II should DO oxorclscd with
wisdom and nloderAtion-not by ti1ing. arbitrary
rateA and otherwise interfering With tho details
Of management, but rathos by wiso, general pro-
yislonh looking to honesty Of Standardization |;
that = practical acknowledgment Of tho rights Of
tho publto will naturally lead to fAr aud friendly
deLlns Oh tie part Of ihe people that thus thc
corporations have indeed tho practical solution
OF tho railroad question 10 their own hauds.
After tho soading Of tue paper by plof. Will
lam Waseon on river Improvements, and short
dcbn:o, tho General Session adjourned siuc dis.
, 1875-05-15
lElIl1AlY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May A.-Capt. Thornton,
United Htatee Navy, died to-day. 1io was tho
executive officer OF Farrasnta flagship in all ths
battleo On tho mississippi; cut out como
priyhtoesa near Mobile. aud was tho executive Of
tho KcsrvArKe when Bho sunk Tie Alabama.
New SonK. May 1i.-Tho Naity IulsellA says:
Charles q. BhAw, formerly o! tho tlrm of Shaw,
harbour l. Uo, prominent cincinnati usy.goo5a
marchants. died suddenly last uiRht, VI W,ul4or
Hotel, OF AenIt-dseaac.
5pe<fst DspaeA 10 rhs Cht.saa Tri5aat.
DATrlE oREaK Mich, May l4.-A. II. Russell.
Of Lltueton. MAsf.. MAS takoa from tho Az
l,utlo express saAs last evening in q dying con-
d.hon, aud carried to tho Drilay lIouse iu thla
city, rhere he dted thta luorning. Dcceasstl
was on lla WAY homo from California, vhese he
had boen all wintor under treatment for oon-
sumption. aud loft Ia m apparently improved
condition..
Sp.t.a. Dispa.eh 10 7ns Chteaac Tribune.
0aANa HAVEN, Mich. May 14.-FlaEs wcre
displayed 1t hs1t-mAat on several buildings hero
to-day In respect to the memory Of Nathan u.
White, Who died yeatsrlay. Ha Will b buried
from the Presbyterian Church Tomorrow after.
Uoou u q o'clock.
, 1875-05-15

ihsr West tban II Uiovsjan1, d.
oEx. Iu1,,,,s Write
arpIatnet1 that whiln fbn Y,rnsrut r1;atlnp Asso-
cistion oftho Army uf thn pnton,an embraced sjt
pernons Of that srnv whn choso to become
mstpl,eEs, tlo fsct tLat ths orirtusl armT was
msinly composod OF Eastoru men furn!phod the
hsjd oss. of Cley,'sod. However. . humber Of
ia 1notpborn had. nncs thn War. noyod Woat.
antl thors sto probably At present % many o1-
noldiers Of tlio hr1uy NJ tle Potomac wsat ~
there arc cast Of Cleveland. It had occurred to
borne gentlemen that it might bo useful, and
would cortatuty 10 pIoasaut. 70 hsvo a Western
Division OF tlu Army OF tic Potomao not in-
tended a. rival OF tha Eastern or9aniza-
ton, but ~ b ecporate nHAir, which,
v1Io holding ftb own tneckn0a At intervals would
bo willing occaslonally to moot together with tho
, 1875-05-15

meeting Of soldiers WHO, in tho Nas Of the
Rebellion. served In ths Army Of tho Potomac.
and who are favorable to tho formation Of Al
army organization IN the West. was hold At
about noon yuatosday At the private office OF tic
Grand Pacific IIotoi.
On motion Of Gsu. Julius WLlto tho chair was
takun by Col. Arno voss, who explained that the
object Of tho meeting was tho organizing =
branch OF tho Grand Arpy Of the Republic By
such soldiers n had beea engaged in tho War
In ths Army Of ths Potomac, but Who found
thsmse1vss uuAblo 10 b members Of ths present
organisation, vhiah u sanposea alaaaat satssly
, 1875-05-15
THE COMPETITIVE DRILL.


Tho empositlve drill for tho possession OF tho
psize-h3 pgesenlol by tho cisizeus Of Chicago
70 do 7IEnlns company, ca,Ro on yostarlay
sftsz,,o !, at the I.ake-rrons Park, Immediately
sooth It tho Expo4ltion Building. Only tho
eompa1da-all our local organizations being or
aaaed Trough motiyca of courtosy toward tho
NsitoEs--fslt themselves sufficiently familiar
with "us so1dtor'a glorious sEads" to entor the
.aassau4 rena. These wore The Governors
Guard, Springfield. ILL.,, Capt. JOHNSON
aonnandng. and tho Toledo City Cadets
&A boys and youths), commanded bT Capt.
dinsx. TIC firas lleEimeat furnished an escort
Of oxty In.n. commanded BY Capt. Carpenter,
mads up from MI tho companies Of the batsal-
lon.
ITk PROCESSION,
which VIE aoadsd br Neylns' Band md tho dseht
d Wsatern Dsnd OF sanduyky, O., formed on Clark
s.rs>t. In front Of the shetmln Houae, 1t
e'dook, md, without loa OF Hns, marched to
ftas ustsd 1eld- Ths sodlon xere accompanied
y 0aa Frank r. Bhernan, Atarahat ;
0sA I1dzon KilpAsttak, famed iu
ehaauant gret march Gov. Beysndso.
Gov Hut1anft, Gen. Dlshsrd Rowett, Gen.
soacPh Hnc1ton, Gen. T. q. MeClurg, Senator
f1ocabAnl, Col. DAldKio, Gan. J. d. Webster,
4sa. tss4wsathsr, Capt. John J. Healy, Col.
!su9 Qdts. Gen. Martin BEEN. Col. Owen
harlow, 9an. o. L. Man1. Gen. Drum, U. 4.
4; Gen, Rbisy, Gen. Haskell, Aad uAny other
Sass s>aasses aad statesman.
Tx1 o1oufp
Waa fAt1y ttfongsd With paopis,-mep, women.
sha boys &vs11 vantage peat m seasplsd. L.
, 1875-05-15

Prospect OF Pence Mt "iskcsbuFFc-
Continued DIascMaiou ut Tyxonc~
sEe.ual H.patch 70 Ths cAisaoo Tribune.
W1LxrsnAIRE, Pa, May 14.-Tha ten days
notice Which Waterman & Bsavor gayo their
men to vacate tho miue-housca expired to-day.
Some of The senants quickly moved out und tho
rest signil1od their intention to do 30 In o few
days, aud thus she at1air which had given pto,n-
isu Of q troublesome ejcotment by tho nuthori-
tirs. has passed without disturbance. lilo
hutchinson / Payne col!iercs ars working
full forco under protection Of ShcEi1's
posso. Tho reports OF tho guard botng hrrd
upon have baou exaggerated, tho shots that arc
heard during tic might bcIug apparently for
nputt rntlnr than Will, any nlnsdcrouH tntent.
was Informed to-day at tic Office OF President
Parrish that reliable Information was received BY
telegraph frou, tho schuylkut 1oGiou 10 tho effect
that tho strike was drawlng to close. and tint
the u,en would rcsun.o within week. Such =
stcp In tue Schnyl1l would virtually oud tho
striko throughout tho entiro coa!.!ls!d.
rtnoag, ia, May ll.-Eitty 1aen went to
work at ths Sterling miacs tlsls mosnluE. About
II o'clock tight tooI place betwneu fow ro-
arrvstod The police force IL not sufficient "
project tho willing Worknen. L. q. Contrl, thu
editor OF L'Ita!ia, who, OH Monday, Haa cap
tired By the strikers, Is 1T Tyrone, will forty
ltHHaft5, aetGt1fatl u Pue them " VOTE. WIN
proper protection, 4 military SoFro Will ta
NECESSARY t0 suppress tho outFaHos. About lisif
the nou at tho poselton t,iuos wero canEo'std
by tho striEota to stop work Inst uieht
Stse4I: iHsp!tsh 10 INA Case 1uJ irlb9nt.
rirEaEuau, pa., blay 14.-The tniaoIs IN shn
connellay,l!o cosc-Eesion. bot"een bsoatfor'l
aud Mount Pleasant, have lcea oil stt!kU f1s
several weeks past. 1tecenlly they cEEau!rsd i'l
aa armel hand OF Abolt 100, and wcut 10 tlo
mines whefc mtu mcro st work Enl compelled
them At tho risk Ut thety lives ~ quit Thug b.
can.c terror to Fayeste to,niy, anu to-day
HhottN 1iosamnro psnote1e,l with posse aud
nrreatea /. ry-n:,le Ut tho rio.ers suI oonilatd
tIictu in tIi, tafl ut UuioutoWu,
, 1875-05-15
MICHIGAN LOGGING OUTLOOK.

.sttelai Uf4pattA q 7'kt chifa7o 3F7baHS.
East BAa1aAw, Mich, Nay I'LL has raiosa
hard for two days, aud a vast quantity OF water
hss fallun. Streams havo as'aen rapidly anu
log.safsiug ia temporarily suspended until tho
1ate1 subsidies. There will be no further trouble
about logs belue hung up, and ali tho mills Will
cet iii Tier can out. THIS 1aln will bring down
f50,0o 600 feet supposed 70 ~ hung.
, 1875-05-15

Janss 7. 8mith, the euglnsax Of Tho steamer
Senatos, which wss blown up 1t Postlsnd, Ore.
Las eoni, plAasd uadsx bQAdz to AusNes 70 :
ohxX% cf 1Anslaughk1S.