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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

q. A. Webster. real estate agent, has
several fine residences for rent.
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x. l.. Musgrif.

Supposed to be in the city. will hear
something to his advantage by calling
Mt August Gueck's Tivoli Hall.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

Another small invoice of beautiful
snow was received yesterday after
noon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

The members of the Chicago Black
Hills expedition, which leaves here
Sunday for Custer, will to-day present
Maj. Conklin with a fine pony, saddle
and bride. as a token of their esteem
for him. The affair VIII occur at the
Eagle house, at 1Oo'clock this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

10000 old papers in packages of 100
for sale at this Office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

S. per cord delivered
$3.50 per half cord delivered-at
m2l-6t w. f. THoMPsoN's, 18th st.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25

N 2. OBB Ms
Sergeant Signal Service, U. S. A.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-25
DAILY

War Department sigma Service O.s.A.
Division of kilograms and Reports for the
Benefit of and Agriculture.
Meteorological Record.
Friday. March -. 1876 500 p. m.
, 1876-05-03
RAILROADS,

eOME NARROW.oAuQE FIGURES,
Special coyrespsntis!es VI fhs Chtodga Tribune.
DEY MONIES, Ia, May 1.-Said tho Hon. J. K.
Graves. tho Iowa Railroad King, In the Leglsla.
turo, last xtuter, Nnetentha OF all the railroad
built iu Iowa tho ne1t ton years wilt bo Of the
narrow gauge. As he ia = btoal-gauge man,
there must be somo good reaaou for Ills opinion
30 positively expressed. Practical experience Ia
tho best Of all tests IN any enterprise. Tho uar-
rou-gaugo from this city to Amcs, in Btory
County, 3s miles, has now boen In operation two
years, With = success g1eatss thau anticipated.
From ]. D. Bausnan. civil engineer, tue follow
lug details are gathered ~ 10 tbs practical oposa-
tlon OF the road which viii DO Of interest to other
locllisios who're railroads arc betug projected,
Thoro has been more difficulty lu rolAtion 10
locomotives than any other dopattnaeut Of the
ousiuesh. After various trials OF different en-.
gines, the conviction u Betttod that cylinders
should be ~ by IL iuetss; driving wheels, "A
fsrred. The weight Of rails should te 80 pounds
pes yard. OF coAcheh, the weight should be I
tonA; lougtll, IS feet; width outside, u feet,
capacity 40 raasongerai alze OF wheel. 20
lnches. THO average apesd OF passenger
tEatu4 Ia ~ uilas pei hour, although 25 mIcs
hAA bson asycrai times made. Or freight-cars.
economically considered, tho length should bo
n feet Width, ~ feu1; weigl,t. tons ca-
pAeity, y tons though q. zoo lbs. has bean car
rted without AppEeoiablo effect OF stock.ca1s,
the length should be "a feet; width, 7 fast; ca-
pscitJ, 10 ases1t.: or 10 to "a hogs Blk cas-
, 1876-05-03

Lthcl - DON Carlo0 - snow Henvy |
Wlnds--SMmptMnrY. |

Lthcl - DON Chrlo1 - snow - Henvy
Wlnds-Sumptnnry.
SPECIAL Dupateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, May Alt IL stated on good au-
thority thai loading criminal lawyer haA TO
csived instructions to Immediately dominance
proceedings against 3 gEeenback broker On Ss.
Francois Xavier etreot for conspiracy aud libel.
Damagoa laid at 0.o00. The action iB brought
II the instance OF city Jonrnal4sts.
4 dispatch received from Halifax to-day con-
tradicss tho story that Don Carlos and shreo
Of his Generals arrtved there tno wcoks Ago in
tho steamer Ulbernlan Tho contradiction lB
given on tho authority Of gent1ou,nn who waa
4 passenger Of thak steamer, aud personally &C.
quaintod with Don Carlos
Speeta! Dispafch q 7hs Chitaao Tribune.
QuEpEc, MAy 2.-Tho up mail train, which
loft tho lltvier du 1oup at 10 a. m. yesterday
with two enginos aud hnor ploa, stuck in
Z feet Of snow, near st. Thomas, and was not
extr1cated until to-day. This extraordinary drift
extends = distance Of throe -auartorB of miIe
Spte.at Dispusth to Tbs Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, afay 3.-Laet nights heavy Wind
broke tue Ice In Dcschlcne'e bay, on the Ottawa.
It subsequently oolocssa iu Thompson Day. and
msu. allowing 10000 logs 10 escape. which
wero casrlod over tho falls. telegram re-
celyed to-day says tho boom on tho lower Otta-
wa Ia III imminent dhuger Of being carried away
6lr John 1860 and Lady ltose arrived to-day.
SDtela1 Dlspatch 10 1At chleau" Tribune.
ToRoNTo, May 2.-Tho new Liconse act
passed last sass.on, camo into force throughout
Ontario yesterday. aud has had the effect Of
greatly reducing tho number Of tayerns. In this
city tho number ha4 been reduced about u
third. Out Of 30D tavorn-liconses held undor the
old lAw only l0B bAvo boou renewed. Tho re-
iecssd are IN open rebellion, and still keen their
places open. A fund for testing tho legality OF
tho laH Is bolng ralBod aud Biz John Htlyard
Cameron hls boom eugagad to take charge OF
tho eaxa.
, 1876-05-03

Col. with Kit Carson and Green Russell Of Georgia,
hs dtAeovorcd Tbs Fan. Juan digs1nga in Southern
Colorado, aud npon his return 10 Ccnsral city
tho War. 1Ie then returned 10 Indiana,
and cnrtcd for short titne. Tho passage OF tho
Pacific I.aroRd bill secured hIe appointment ~ an cK-
ptoter on The proposed touta by Den. Dix, and IN
theso explorations 10 gavs tho Department details Of
two Foutos. by thu Chief Engineer at Otn.ha he vas
low tho nI9 norn Mountains, the route now called Tho
INST with Do1en,an, and With bis psrty was tho hsst
that vent through BY tho Powder Hirnr route.
e eo,ersa the y rss.nt oaleR sa n .ss @ @Seov,tone
diatrict and following tho lima Of tho river reached
tbs mouth Of tho 1g Horn 1ree and protpectad tbs
country there travelling south on account q tho 1n-
dian difficulties. IN 1RG5 the party came down fha
Yellowutono from shs Grand CAnont and thea Eetrn-
cd 70 o1nhha. Capt. Ktllcys "raras" on these
OF whom haYa since be<n killed BY tho Indians.
30 extended IN acquaintance with this wonderful
country etvra Capt Kelley advantages that but few
other havn oasctsod and ougat auHur
we'll for tho sueoess OF tho expedition hs is loading.
His borea for Its most enthusiastic By
a sITice majority Of the party Will take 10 farming
ii once th&A providing for their subafstonce. Odd
ho,srs and dhYa will bo sIent in rrospoctlrR. The rc
Ron Of country from tho Hlack Hills 10 tho judith
snuntana, In Montana, Ia wonderfully fertilp, and
capable nf producing largo crops. Especially u this
tain ia Of the opinion tha ers IN gold enonRh to psy
experienced rnlucft, but mol enough to ray Rreen-
hors ~ llttle forsthou9hs he hopes to spare hia
PARTY tbs tr!a Of other expedition thaE have been
mprovaent II full protection Ia given them by tho
authorities La has no douht Of their succcss.
, 1876-05-03
THE COURTHOUSE.


Yesterday afteEnoon. pursuant to invitation, tho
members OF the County Uoard tialtsu tbs olca OF
Architect william ". Goy!ugtou, in sne United b,atea
R1FEess cou,lany'a building Randolph street, 10
make II Examination Ut Tie proposed pl4us tor thu
nov Court 1fnuAe winch he has prepared, and which
have been fully described III shese columns. Al! tbs
members Of Tbs board looked otss the plans except
CuMlnnsi0utF AcClHrey. whu x!a 4LAtut. Mayor
Coltln. Aid. Calupbe, Ana Architect cuchrsns we're
s1so Etbsant.
Mr. Boy.aston thoroughly e1pA!ued sve,y detail.
Tho COMMISSIONER only u1Ads tu3pfioa! exaink-
soD. aud mott of them no decIded opnlon
Mayor colxn Looked upon thu Iaus EAthtr
aud ss!d hs ws in fsyur Of that plan which wuuld
cost the least nouey aud glss the largest squy.Ln&
70 tha TAI .t4yetn ol lhs city md county.
TIE coANlHSiOHEAA.
cofnmtaiontr LVne1Rau bsid thAt hs Wa IN favor
st tas pan which au,ted tbs people best. but could
hardly ses what Acti0n could ~ taten Lie daGliut4
70 Rt!s tsanits opinion. CaDmtssionsE Jolnaoa
looked closely toto the plArs 8nd rather pltAIsd
with ahcul commissioner iutnther Looked favor.
AAertiug+ Coniuisstouet holden did not cars 10
press N oJnlon - " What could might ba donr,
but thought tAs plan tn gcurral good ous.
CommAataneE CisAry very veil ll!aaAed With The
AtAlG0 and sIPseased hnsa4 decidedly In favor u
plan which would " limited to cor. and pl,Qn
vhicb thefs would ~ e4tr4s 10 Jay 70 contr.eoE.
liz expressed hinstH - decidedly III iasoF Of cheap
a. building than tbs Dus proposed. and thought tla
s&vins Ut million d0lrs " the people should u tax
into serious eonAidsFstl0n liz slao waited
stood that h. narse voted for sxtsss 70 eousrAcors
untss directly oEdesed ~ t4s board. AID hs should
continue to ngnt tbxm 1|lon9 - l.. sem.iusd :
County CoInsplkatoaeE,
Cenn{asiDusf Carroll also lookad favo1stly ppop
tas plan, and III favor Ut IL adoption IL million
Asu!A b ssssd h II " tls tA1-psJe1s. Tstea =
, 1876-05-03
CRIMINAL.

r. Wcltsnsnn hzs Eworn cut complaint Of perjury
from Justice IIAlnes.
Detective Hmtnonh yaa&esday "yagged" the notor1-
ous Appet!Ls BILL, while be wks insulting Board Of
rrsde gentleman III ths vicinity OF Chlptn 0ors't
GAloon.
Thomas Bo.erdge, sneak thiei, wAa yes.erdsy
loefrd up ut Central Btation BY Detective Bmmons.
who A1a at2s warrant for hs Arrest for stealing Rey-
efal coats fsoul A. Z. WpateEyels.
Henry Bailey, who xas Arreeed Monday for trying
70 u!spo4a VI atoen AoExe &na aIprr4ss Wagon. Will
te TIED today, the properly having beoa ideu-
Hned u that ot doosRe ksick, No. ats DeAsbofa
street. -
1ks Anrahams. oos-eyed darkey who has for aomo
psr.uent. ysatcrdsy aFreateI for aieslfnr sbot
SO worth Of 1uwelry from Nsr. Wilkins Of No. 1j1
Huuth Clark street. The lady ltfel him 70 ha1n I,er
clean houae and lie caaued 1t out Ia his avn peeusr
fnSAnaf.
william Jackson md Johu HAteh, Two oolor.d man,
were beiors Justtcs IIaines yesterday charged vth
obtaining money Under falss preteuses. Me4s.s Nsn.
won aud BppelmAn say tss he prisoners represented
themsuYes ~ engaged Ia building church. jack
sous b7!l h3o1 Il $500 And uAtca's Il ,eQy for
further appearance.
<. G. u&waoa ~ss srreAted JeatoEdsy By Constable
AcanI1u for fotXtry. Dawson u = e0loFcd man. and
tho coult t4luaus John AcCs<ty, thst he eon-
Juscs lAnes ye.sesdsy sud held for further sppeas-
Aucs III s, ,d0 bail. Dawson protests hls iauoccnos
snd 10 csEt4lu Of proving It
bridget oNcli and Kate Drennict, Inmates Of
!" Long BfAnch,"a dlsEeputAble dive On Ya8 Huren
stEes Ast nTsnlnY away to WebstAF na8ro dance.
AouAs On faciha Astnus. 0tt3ceE MAdlRa1 1ttampted
70 reclaim 1asln, ind ths tsaat IA faUAls koH af
, 1876-05-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

An entertainment will bs given by tbs 14scssr5 snd
Art Circle Of Tho Fist7sr tst Church tomorrow sycn-
Ing. consisting Ct addresses musie readings osc ths
proceeds 70 90 towards tho ladies' fnnl for furnahng
tho nsw church. Tbs Rev. Q. II. Thompson will do
liver an address, and Mts. Dssfty will Eocitc one OF
Two picces. j.
7. n. c. 4.
Tbs Young Mons Chstssian Association Will naoyo
their library anA reading rooms IN few days from
their present location Arcadeecurt 70 No. $50 Mad
son street, occupying the large rn On tho frat aoor,
sa1ioa feet making II ths nest roadiag;Foom II she
city for young An entrance will be obtatned
by this change 70 tho noon-lhy praJcr.necting
room from MadIaon street. Tln Employment bureau,
situated tt No las Fifth avenue. will be removed to
Arcade court: nas gymnasium win soon bo added
for tho uso of tucn1ers Several hundred new boots
hare been added to tho library making oror 5000 soi-
umes for tho usa Of members only. They expect to
1T Up their rooms Ia attractive nannor than
thoy hare been hcrctoforc and make them popular
place Of resort for young In the ctty Thrtypuo
religious meetings ara held At thef own rooms every
week, which arc well attended, and so.ne OF them
quito Interesting. ..
Thcy Ase organizing band Of ladies' aud gentlemen
to conduct orenair services ta summer In the park
among she sailors, railway men, hrcnen, policemen,
and others prevented BY thcir occupation from A.
teuding regular places Of worship.
, 1876-05-03
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

"Bact psy~ viii b. prominent fdcA With city en-.
oycs to-day. from Tho fAct thai Tho County Treasurer
haudod over to tbs city $so, 600 yesterday.
Tho County Tsca4urer yesterday received Tho re-
ocpt for ooo forwarded to meet tLs interest on
county bonds duo tho 1ss inst Al tho Metropolitan
Bank, Now York.
Commissioner Clcsry yesterday gsvs several men-
be.s OF the press rida 10 thu new and old County
Hospitals. The Commtsdonor Is delighted with tho
1.S:Rs' 1ss. % occupying ''' 3'" '"u'"s ~ ~ '''
Commissioner Holden yesterday said thss, in sisw Of
tho charges Of oorFnpuon i , bsine sous11sl, maas
Tor nve yesrs.
J. !. Magill was brought into the Criminal Court
in moi appearing to testify IN tbe Dorinick Davcy
case In the phllipa case. Lat fall. the conduct Of
b9 @ h d asss md i, H. SaS1 u H.
punishment lhst i atd p4!ey. and Il ali reports be
true. he ought 70 re1olco At his eaay escape.
The Will Of william Z. Doggett was yestsrday nd
ed to probata IN the County Court, and letors
tancntary wero Issued to Kato n DoaRett under her
the vfo Of The deceased hs honsehod furniture and
$4,000 IN eaah; 70 E.nice y, pogsett Thomas Dog
FIJI I'd t.1.oph tho S f sss
IN trust only 70 bo held until George Newell poggest
shall become IT age, when tho aatno sha!l b. conveyed
Of George asxe nogsost md ID ths Ssent s Of her
death befoso he aha havo reached majority, Joseph
Il. Doggett shall bo guardian.
Tho Grand jury Was yesterday beatcgsd with minor
cases, about thirty Of which were disposed Of. The
attraction Of tho aay waa the appearance Of Madame
tween 100 and 7ca pounds sho waa gorgeo,lsly IT.
tired aud accompanied by her so@called husband,
dimlnuttvs specimen Of hts eex, whoso weight WAS
about 100 pounds Her complaint It 10 understood,
wae that Tim Casey, sta CorcoFnn, and johnny Cra~
ford made rad upun her manalon about week ago,
and In their Hladress did damage 10 the amount OF
500, 1t leaet enough broken windows to justify
prosecution. The class OF will occupy tue
jury day, aftor which, II 1t agrees, the connuA.
don Of tho old turys work will b begun
, 1876-05-03
SUBURBAN..

Tho Board Of Trustees mot Moudsy; present, tho
full Board.
On motion, tho bill Of Engtnooe Cole for 500 salary
for tho month Of March was ordered paid.
Tho petition Of tho North Chicago City Railway
Company 10 tap The uAtcs.p!po on Dummy Noad was
referred to the Superintendent Of Water-WoEks The
petitions Of property-ownors on PaulinA street and
Commercial strect In narenswood. asking the Board
to repeal Tho ordinance for Naterppe on said street,
wsa referred TO The Supervisor, With power to act-
Rtaoirta. That the Treasurer pa, D. A. ohappell,
eon.rastor foE laying w"serpsRs tha sum Of son on
10 Jap the pipes: and that he is not to cos!dee hta
work 70 yct accepted.
to confirm the assessment for improving Of tho dag
onal road and eompleto the same referred the
Committee on 1,oads an4 Drllges.
An ordlnauce Was adopted providing for tbs kp-
Compensation - }alicTs: For oach h-nch aad i.
ci and 1-nch tap sud ferue inserted, 10 cents, tho
town To furnish ali forucs or eerycecocks and covera
The Captain Of Police reported AZ follows: Num-
bsr Of arrests for mouth Of April 8: anea sascssed
$3.50; collected. si1.oo.
mend the appointment Of pclet Wolf Is Tappcr Of
water.i1oei and b. was 50 spp9ntet to hold Ills pos
The Supervisor w.s instructed 10 rnake contract
with the Craus Brothers Manufacturing Company
for erutcs for tapping watsr-nans md c4s.ron cor
II VI. resolred that bids be received 4. the next
Meeting OF tie Board for coal, to be delivered at tho
WasesWosks at the ra.c Of one-half ton per dsy.
mora If required.
Tho Pound ordinance Was, motion, extended ovsr
tEn ont!re limits Ut tho Town OF Lake View.
On motion, adjourned TO Monday, May 16.
HYDE pARK.
The Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Part met yesterday
afternoon, ali present.
The Bpecal Committee OF Three oppontc ut the las.
meeting To rovse the duties salaries, etc., Of tho n
pointed officers. reported that they had mAdo progress
hu}f hd ffttH iirc hirh r}w
, 1876-05-03

whols, shs Hoard wsre rather pleased with the plans.
and expts4set ihsnselytn No. but ~ 10 what action
would be taken they declined to stste.
Tho portion of tbs Foundation atscady laid BY
Harms under tbe EgAn pian ean 10 used for MY. 10y.
inCton.a iteI1n su,t would u1sfe ths cost EomeHhat
icss Il Should b understood b. The public thss the
gentlemen who hare cotton up thta plan propose 70
years usns The bes. rnaes: ~ making i thorough!
every expense and they are willing to Rivo bonds in
double the emonut thai the work nhal 10 performcd
10 Tho very letter of the Contract any ovcr uaos
Under THE TIANs ADOPTED
tho cost Of tho building will b Il, 100000, besides
some $5oo ooo fot prohahs eIttas thu: savng to tae
ha been badly hfod tby oert.in oomnisatoner., anil
thai In order to make UP his deficiency be will brnK
i b Of extrss for over $4,000 beforn his present
JOB completed IN order 70 get even In this conncc
hail Eet amy e1traa hs will nd hts way barre by It
least Two OF three Commissioners. who wtl nehs sny
such scheme To tho bitter aud. Harms Ia now putting n
Tho concrete and It II Of superior quality. though
tbs piles he has driven 10 many tnsanoca worth
leAs, AZ has been stated In THa TnLnuNE'& columns
hAF8tnfof2.
, 1876-05-03
YE ApOIHECARY,

Special DsspateA to 1ht Chicago Tribunt
QUINCY, ILL.,, bay "A conyontiou OF whole.
sale drugglats Is IN sesaion Ia thin city to-day.
Representatives OF tho trade aro present from
1T, Louis, kookuk. reoris. Quincy, and one or
tro othor citios, More ara expected Tomorrow,
The object Of the meeting IL the formation OF 4
drugg,ats' association to 10 called tho Central
Drug Exchange, Iermsnont oticors OF tue Ex-
change Here elected to-day, ~ lo!lows: Psosi-
deut, Aldo Bommer. OF aommer. Lynds l. Co,
Quincy; ylco-psesidents W. p. Colburn, OF
Peoria; and q. 7. 3quisos, Of Burlington, ia.
Secretary aud Treasurer. Robert Montgomery, qf
Hogora i Montgomery. Quincy.
, 1876-05-03


The City Collector took In shout 5000 yrstsrday,
raAlny III license fees.
Water rents y,steFday wers S3,B1e, and reccipta
from tho CitY Collector 81 ,2es.
ounty-Treaaure. Huck sent over $780, GOO yesterday
to oshe City Treasury. money paid on city taxes,
Tho Board Of Public Works paid visit to tho North
stdo Pumping Works yesterday, and frum theirs wout
to IAks View to ths test Of tile Waser-Works
At that place.
The weakly report Of the sanssry Superintendent to
tho Board Of Health shows that there 4a deaths
last week. or moro than for tho preceding emo. OF
these, Ia wctc na1sa.
rhs tts for tho payment of taxes and receiving In
vsf L. a fia sn s sy 70 IT,
but tho rats Of tnteseas allowed has been reduced to
2per cent. Tue reduction will still lcaye opportu-
nifty for saving.
ptu@sed hia determination 10 keep tho genial Air. John
Moody. who has for solne time been connected with
sa T. 81 e@pey aoS; Ii xSa:s
number 10 egiou will be plpxaed that his servoca aud
qualifications hAys oeen titus recognized.
sr. j. B. Muller, tus North afde Eugtneer. has not
been removed the Board Of Public Works ID report
Cd. Io has been In ths employ Of the city for the past
nlns yeArs and ia regarded BY a.! contractors the
os, ss Wsr s sa ns9
Mcclellan, tho lats Con. Webster, and Grant, III.
gineer+
The Board Of Publie Works not aatsned With tits
tic reduction Of tho o1peusea Il ,her asp.fsmsnt isn't
Will nat amount IN tue aggregate to more thAa $500
The atreotforenea discharged drew monthly salaries
duct!on cuts Oh At least 700 per month, sllng
10 one Of the Board.
Tha board Of Health Yesterday awarded tho contract
whose bid w"a for $lio.so per day. Or. Miller aud d.
Mcqicfar protesting and voting In tta negative. The
Sa of pr Il at hs
board. Tho tority of Tie Board explAn away the
, 1876-05-03

.~,.,, ,,u .,.,,, NJ, ~. rnc.n+ ,,nor4 ~ ~.
rseen' 9sn n.e 'no fopSl. p.n =. .ne
orand jury haa had wholesome oaeet' iha former
haa served to improve jail discipline, and the Latter 10
prompt Tho county officials 10 xfoates caro- In their
rt,,n. mi, va nsn.ri,tIv nnpsrett IN m, ,o ,e.
as'' a.N 49,. ~ .s.. ~. ,,..S ..,t1, ..,.e,,
tetaAH 4ne n*As ta4' useu ~ ~ haou VIII. ps.sou-
vers deserted. and she ceu-doora that lad been
avlngiug upon their hinges At the will Of tho
pants were doubly locked, Ths authorities wc,e far
s1o ss1. ssnna for 1.nt af ths ieneneT Th}ch sd
n Isis t,aon shown them Tha chsngs W.. Grest anI
~. ~ - ,srcn nea1a; ~ A' ee' w. o'~' NN
VI M abersr WI found To bn doing his utmost to
eapturs hs missing boarders, but Up to late hour
stor .tarT af she Fnorna oss A. 10 Ia whereabous
~ thoso Tho had excspe hut tno novelty soon wore
M {3aa intl,xusI e1rnn 10 hiTn and rsnortsd III At
ia tnes whera sayen Of fbs refnueoa vnra 0srtcret
mi aunsw,s Indignant Itctatei thss il would bs
fsMiljnss 10 ,nof foe e,n In t.t dirscsiou Otlers
cmlI lsv hsnds t,,nn thts or that nrisoner. hut
~tr.nre 1, s.v mana of then, did snyfhnc oS tha
, 1876-05-03
THE NEW CuST0M.HO0SE-
RTnrHE or TIE wOHKNEN,

Yesterday tnornipg tho hands employed ou the now
cnetomuouse, with the exception Of some Of the sell
tors struck work. This due 10 order reeantly
Issued by Mr. DurllnF, the Superintendent, 10 tho
effect that after Ma, ths psy Of the stoneeutsers
would b reduced from 81 10 s6 pr day and tha Of
tho ggers from 81 10 s1.75. Thn foreman werc afso
70 b reduced y oents per az. Tit .: cutting ass
a9 PIT To- apB T. ,s as q os sn
ployed At ths bui!llns Tho persona sdeeted BY this
!edneston haYo been lighting 4 vigorously for son.
should go up, instead Of down: that tho foremen;
who get Tho lar9eat rates Of my ~eIo not ssaaeea
- much e. :. tas' fr' sna
but the individual act Of af. suflng La llatened
to these renonstrsucea 10 far ~ 70 revoko nas part
Of his order cutting down the Resters but declined 10
mafo any further notifications. Yesterday tho men
csod on tho Superintendent naka last and uuavaif-
Ing sppeai and shen struck There we're about 2oo In
After tbs men left the building toy drow up tho fox
WHEREAS, lit. busne has tately scted tyrsnnicsl
and arbitrary In his nhnaRnment in she construction
Of tho toverumens bnildings here. And. 10 aay tho
yards in Chicago aakng The raEous employers 70 sign
paper etating they were not paying 81 per day 70
sign, Is their doing 80 wonld be indorslng lying
document; aud
o. =: 2sh q Ne,sgss :"t hs e.q;sa ,%s
he vas ordered ~ tho Department At Wsshington to
reucs tho Of the men on and sttos De- g. and
informed h,t no such action ordered, but that II
discretionary With Mr. Burlins; and
posted similar notices stsns thst reduction Of !;
from hs former REPRESENTATION beItsvs this action
WmEnE4s, Whcn The stonecuttezs, rnasout, md rig
gers protested against ths acttou, Mr. Burus Ioade
1loyes to return 10 work II their former vasea:
therefore
town. thas' xs send Delegation to r,dt hat ssutie-
INN, snd leave cur case heipr6 HIM. aaktnR him to