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The New York herald., 1877-07-27
chieago and New York.

When the people of New York read the
news from Chicago this morning they will
congratulate themselves that the authorities
precise measures were taken to prevent the
outbreak of riot in this city. We partic-
ularly call the attention of the poorer cit
izens, the workingmen and their families,
to the contrast. New York is at peace
through the sensible action of both parties
to the quarrel the men on the Erie and
Central railroads have resumed work;
| freight as well as passenger trains are run
ming in regular order on both roads, and
the city is not only at peace but supplies
arc coming forward just in time to avert
q famine, or, at the best, great rise
in the price of the necessaries of life, which
would have brought hunger and distress to
great multitude of innocent women and
children here and benefited no workiDgman
and no workingman's interest in any con-
ceivable way.
In Chicago, on the contrary, thousands of
families were last night the prey of terror.
Rough men were fighting in the streets;
the railroads were blocked helpless women
and children covered in their homes, fear
ing the torch of the incendiary, or, if their
husbands and fathers were in the streets,
dreading to see them brought home dead or
wounded
The workingmen and their families have
everything to gain from peace and order
everything to lose and nothing to gain from
violence or lawlessness Did any honest
workingman, be he ever so much Com
munist" in opinion, gain anything by any
riot New York has seen? Will any honest
workingman in Chicago be the better off by
the riot there? It is absurd to ask the
question. While the mob RACES all
business stops, all wages cease; every
poor man becomes poorer; every
family whose head is workingman
must pinch the more and deny itself some
of its few comforts. If wages are low q
mob only makes them lower and stops
them altogether until it is crushed out. If
the hard times are oppressive, as they
doubtless are, the mob only doubles their
hardship. The men in the Chicago stock
yards have been demoralized by the riotous
spirit, and the first result is that nearly
quarter of million dollars worth of meat is
left to spoil. Does that make the living
of any workingman's family easier?
New York is quiet; Chicago is the prey of
tumult In which city would any honest
workingman to-day prefer to have his family?
Our two chief New York roads-the Erie and
Central-are once more running all their
trains; the roads leading into Chicago are
blocked by lawless men. In which of the
two cities is the workingman's lot and that
of his family the easiest, the pleasantest?
No doubt all sensible New Workers are
both happy and proud that we have had no
disturbances here; but most of all the wives
and children Of workingmen have reason to
be happy; and if any evil disposed persons
should still endeavor to cause disturbance
here we trust the workingmen will rally in
body for the maintenance of peace and
good order. They least of all can afford to
see the laws defed and order violated.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

GENERAL HowARD's CAMPAIGN.-Chief Joseph
shows that he is possessed of military qualifica-
tions of 10 mean order, and the victories of
General Howard over him have not been easily
won. He is brave, energetic and in proportion
to the number of his forces, one of the most
formidable Indian warriors officers have
been called to encounter The difficulties
and dangers in which General Howard is placed
and has to meet arc elsewhere described this
morning. There is very little fun in fighting
Joseph
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
Timc 60 Quit.

The settlement of the strikes on some Of
the lines ought to convince all the strikers
that the time has come for returning to
work everywhere and restoring railroad
matters to their normal condition. The
longer they hold out now just so much the
more pay they will lose without doing them
selves any good. 1t is now clear that the
principal suffering arising from the inter-
ruption of traffic falls on the laboring
classes, and certainly the railroad en-
ployes can have no desire to punish their fell
low workingmen in other callings. Besides,
it is certain that the running of trains must
be resumed. The loss to the country by a
continued embargo is too serious and too
needless TO be allowed to continue. Men
who positively will not go back to work
must expect to see their places filled by
others. They had better therefore, take
time by the forelock, resume their several
occupations and trust to the calm review of
the situation that must follow restoration
of law and order for concessions which
they have no right to expect so long as they
demand them with threats and endeavor to
extort them by lawlessness and violence.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

SOUTH CAROLINA is steadily pursuing the polit-
ical thieves who plundcrcd her for so m-ny
yeas with impunity, and the whole country will
he glad that they are brought to punishment.
An cx-Presidelt of her Senate and an ex-Clerk
of her House OF Representatives have been
lodged in jail on the charge of having issued
fraudulent pay certificates and of having robbed
the treasury in various other WAYS.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

The HERALD special newspaper train TO Sara
togo, Sharon and Rchfcld Springs Lahe Lu-crnc
and Lake George and all Intermediate points, ria
Hudson Rirer, Albany and Schenectady, 'aas
erery Sunday during he summer season. Ncics-
pealers must send IN their orders direct TO the New
YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

THE GOVERNMENT has made preparation for
possible trouble at Washington by appointing
General Scofed to the command of the military
and naval forces at the Capitol. There is always
n strong temptation to break into the Treasury,
particularly among the disappointed office-scek-
ers, and the precaution may be wise.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock market
was notably strong and higher generally. Gold
opened and closed mt 1855, with slight inter
mediate variation. Government bonds opened
and closed firm. Railroad bonds showed some
improvement. Money call easy at lc
3 per cent.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

well hanged, because he 'bossed the job"
himself and the officers acted on his sug-
gestions. 1t is the first thoroughly success
ful hanging this long while, because the
man insisted upon sufficient fall.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

VETERAN OFFICE-HoLDER.-,Just Mt the
time when there is fair prospect of civil SER
vice reform Virginia Postmaster, who has
held his Office for thirtytwo years, has taken it
into his head to resign. He evidently belongs to
the class who never die and seldom resign.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

SECRETARY SHERMAN does not seem to be very
much troubled about Stka. The department is
thinking of sending n revenue boat to its relief,
and it will probably arrive there about the time
it is half destroyed.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

From our reports This morning The probabilities
are that The reat],er ia Ncc York today wiH be
and partly cloudy or fair, bit thunder
storms may be expected.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

THE PROSECUTION of the Orangemen in
Canada for belonging to secret society will
probably he looked upon persecution and will
have the effect of increasing instead of diminish
ing their numbers. King Williams admirers
cannot be put down in that way.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

CUBAN ArFAIRs-An emphatic denial is given
by the Spanish authorities in Havana to the late
reports of patriot victories Since the beginning
of the revolution Spain has admitted %
defeat, and there is no reason why she should
do an now
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
THE NORTHAMPTON ROBBERS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 26, 1871
The counsel OF tho Northampton Bank robbers do
cided to-day 10 ne exceptions tho rulings OF Judge
Bacon,
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Four steamers sailed from this port 10 Europe yes
terday carrying, collectively 2oo34 letters 22J Of
which wore registered. and 70 bags Of papsA
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

A LESSON IN HANoING.-It is almost n
pity there are not more critical criminals
like Guidry. Their acute judgments on the
scaffold would make the ordinary hangman
and his assistants ashamed OF the awkward
stupidity that converts SO many executions
into bunQlino butchories. Guidry was
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
T RIPPLE SH e q L
NEW YORK, FRIDAY JULY 27 1877.

The HERALD wM be sent 10 any address, free Of
postage, for One Dollar per month.
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Prsct.cal Contraction.

VIZ frequently arrive II 4 very
different result In large anti complex
problems from our conclusions III
small md simple questions, though
the Two bc precisel. similar, nn.l by
u similar freak ~ I'll. human Intel.
lcci the larger problem sct,ns II be
tho clearer. How many grand the.
ollrs In regard 70 national rublseia
nre believed aud discussed till they
actually become standard. Mll'h u
thr sphere were limited md Il rft,s.
teal application 81 thu theory made,
II would not s'nnd The teAt ai hour
This explains Why every one cnn
snlk NJ lnninrtlly ~ finance, banking,
money, tho worlds coin, r.snInitlon,
contraction vi tiln currency Nr. IN
Il simple way ~ ~ reason upon
some III ihrv. subjects. InLe con.
traction ~ tic currency. III theory
IL mcnnA destroying ~ many thoiis.
mnd IrarnlArlSr 10 nuke the i.i.iAln.
der more valuable, IL IL making oul
legal money equal 10 gpld. very
inu,lulIlc idcn now what II II In rrnc.
,Ieef Let ~ narrow the rioblcnl,
Mr., snith Ros. 10 the sillhsn q 4,
with million ot dollar, nna says T.
the people ~ Tint place lsis 10 .
much money propose IL 1T ~
have ~ Low rat. ~ itiei'ai to .l-'
nh sou r.,n-r. Nothing Particular.
II nnli about Time, but tl. impression
conveyed II tint tlln Iatitsa cIii
haN, II n8 long ~ lhe. Il, SIR, IL
M pra them I'd take TIL. money ui.'
| ~. IL. nl.d LllrEs Ill liz inilnrin' \
bear al ct al many neil ~ Tux. u
II Il. possible. Under this INFLUENCE
one bnTrnw~ TN thousand Iollal,
md builds Il factory. Another rttct'
a store. Another purchases i fnfnl
g., until thu entire million hnr lasi
taken, md W III nsc. The oripinA
loans were Tor thre. years. Many o
the parties regarded tic tim. only "
Il form and expected u renew. 9TH
- o. usual. bni nni l.e.nua ~,i'es-s
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NMERIFF S.9LE.

sTuTE or IOWA.
Howard County.
In Tho Dis flct Court of Winnrshiek County,
Alntr u Iowa
~ virtue o. general execution Issued
Court Of WiAnr shiek county, State 81 Iowa,
William consry. dated July ~, 1877, AAd
goods, slatlsls, stock Or interest In any
Of third persons, lands and tsnrmsnts
cutioa) of the said WIN Gonsry, nAhc or
cause 10 be made tho sum Of Sixty .Eeyea
i2.lV0 Dollars. with interests ant ooAss,
have levied spon the following described
real estate. lying AID helMg si,astsd In thc
County of Howard and htsis " IswM,
namely. The east half hal 81 the north
wcst quarter IL of section No twenty.
four l24l Township NInsty.nlne lvJI range
NJ Eleven iii.
And / hsrsb, give public ao,ics lAa, I
shall offer for sale al public cutlery. ~ tbs
Court House door hi CreHeo, County ~
Howard AMI Htate Ut Iowa, on
saturday, October u, 1871.
hot tween lhc hours Of D o'clock !. N. and 4
o'clock u. N. VI rnia Any, ralc 10 ce,n.
mrncr ii tho hour IT m o'clock A. VI. 0f
said day, aud will seli 10 tho highest And
Lcs& bidder therefore In essh thc above d.
scfihsA properly. on sufficient thereof %
satisfy lLs ALOvo debt With iLtsrrrt and
coat
nnlel this 9th day u Sept, liS77.
y 4. THOMSON.
~ hhrrilI III Howard o., Iowa
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TIsA.NfPS

themselves rnn readily sec that II
viii h. cheaper for them ~ buy than
to beg Or stcnl II suit. We also clni'n
10 b. thu boss incn IN Gents Furn-
ishtng ~ we'll I'm MI that the term
implies" Hats and Caps for Nll
men. boys or children. just oponcJ
thu greatest number 81 styles cvcl
shown by one party here, In Fur ant
Wool. In Soft and sun Hats. W,
propose to continue To lend Will,
others have To follow Ia thu rear
n YOU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-14

I'll. Popular Science Monthly for
September opens with another able
original paper, by Herbert spencer,
I'll the development of tho domestic
relations, In which he Indicates some
IT liz n,osi important Tines ~ future
so.Inl progress. "Odd Forms among
Fishes II by the late Prof, Snnl,urn
Tsnney, who, with numerous illus,rn,
tlunn, gives Il VT. entertaining NJ
count III snniry curious divergence,
from the tyrical pattern IN Tits ~.
siaion nf anllnnl Ilic The Olsrrya
tories II itnly. u which there nrn 40
hA4 than I'm. under The patronage ~
til Government, nir briefly i.hclib'
"a Iii Hi. third article, With thr work
TINT rnrh III duinR "On Drups' w h
ei.uit but full, Illustrated account III
some irnnrka,l. experiments. show
inK, ~ III. nid oi electric illnminn
fluh. fhr eatluM= shapes which drop.
~ ilnih take On striking n hnr'l sur.
furc. civilization and Morals by
Mr.. j. N. Harmed. " IN instructive
discussion os mans various relation
rhipa. md how out of these hAs grown
| up HIS present system ~ morals. The
eighth article. Instinct mud lntclli.
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.N'Oftcc q RrArftle.

tn a, I.owensrcitt. u. kein. ~ other IN.
known owners Ut ike following dss1riH,l
lands
You Will please take notice. That ri
Inc adjourned Tax Sale held Al crsaco. In
ihe County of Howard. In tho kiAto ol
Iowa On tho 4. day ~ December 4. d.
INA, ihc following ds,cribed real rrolrr
". ,o-wi, 1he Northwest quarter u thf
Nv quarter, ssr, 7. Tp ~ Mango II,
RICH. ~ redemption viii expire And As~l
from such SALE ~ male within w .lay,
from The completed service hereof.
DATED Sept 4, 1877
tdt1 JACOB LOWRY
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Dress MAKING.

The undersigned will rut Mnd III
Ladies' nnd childtcns dresses. md
attend 10 I'LL departments IN cutting,
fitting and making garments for In.
dies and Children. ~ her residence,
nurth and west from thu Webster
House. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms Reasonable.
1itf Mis-. III. III. kMirM
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@lAo.. G.. glu,tt,

SURGICAL Am MECHANICAL psSrisr,
Having returned " Cresco. nov oAcrs ~.
ira Inducements In oil kinds Of dental
work. Satisfaction gaArrnntel " no ray !.
All work warranted. ltefsrenccas Ny
work mud those whs have Il. Office over
Tomas Ira. y Hardware Store. 9Utf
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Persons hrrironD of purchasing
building lots on DAldwIn'~ addition
10 Crcsco, viii call upon James II.
Brown, ~ his office over Bnrkcr's
hardware store, who Ii authorized 10
make contracts for thu snlc 0f lots IL
sili purchasers. CYhrK BALDWIN.
Gies.o, April q, 1877.
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NY nAc Of ihn 1aylnr Wire Kirtshrr
Cheap. simplest, lh,At and Easlrsl imam
aged IN usr. Clnalsr than IA mHe wNAlcI
lightcners. Ak your dealer Tor tho .1'As
Tor HilctcheS /"
X. II TAYLOR, Solo iaanufscl,HM.
NaacAc~lrs, iowa
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COMING!

and taking look through our stock
b~enuae VI mean Inst whit W. sNy
mud rns inst what W. mean. W.
CAN al,d WILL. give yon III. bc.t
satisfaction. AND WE KNOW TT. IN
ntyle. III. ninl good wear, and what II
most important of NIL, these clos"
times: Our figures will be- d ShAvh,g
of from those Of Any other concern
about here. md don't you forgcst Il
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ARE

contemplating matfimony and want
u auit TINT will pnes you through tho
orslcnl In good style. or u You calcu-
late upon II visit awny from home and
would With such III Outfit. TINT your
better half won't need To blush over,
Or b. ashamed u you don't want 20
II.
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Orleans Stock Farm,
CHAS ORAPsER, Prop.

breeder IT rars Shor. Horn Cattle,
Berkshire, Poland Ghi1A swine, lbu young
pigs fsr sale, also brood sows - reason.
able prisss; ssvsn ycsng sulls fsr saia
cheap; time given whom required. Farm
three sud : hair ailss east VI crssso,
Howard co.iMsy. lswa
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naiLor's MoN1rIr Nsas,iSr ron
OcTunsH. The October number of
Ballnu'f Magazine. n delightful com.
paninn for leisure moments. Il before
ll@. and nm examination III IT. pages
shows us that II Il Just what tho pub.
liz need md should hnvc, M II docs
not contain nh article Tint II not full
~ in,ere~, n all clnsscs, There II
nothing dull In thiH number. Enrl
Marble furnishes nn illustrated poem;
tho author vi THE Hlavrr's Adsrn.
lures" gives M u spirited sketch cal.
led An Unexpected Attack thu
Scene Of which Il laid I'M Zanzibar;
Miss Mary Helen Boodey contributes
u graceful little poem. and then there
arc quite u number OF love stories
and adventures Which IN IL make
the magazine the h.st II The kind II,
tho country. Published by Thnme.
4 Talbot, % lIawlry Street, foai,tn
~ tl,su Ter year. postpaid. nni fnr
sale Ut oil the periodical ,lepa.s III
the country.
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