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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
WASHINGTON WHISPERINGs
WIRED WHEELINGwaRD
A Dig at Hayes.

WASHINGTON, November 90.--The
Senate Committee on Commerce this
morning decided TO report the three
New York custom house nominations
with the recommendation thst they be
not confirmed. The five Republican
members of the committee were present
but the four Democrats were absent.
The vote by which the adverse report
was ordered upon each o! these nomina-
tions is understood to have been as fol.
lows: Against confirmation, Measrs.
Conkling, Spencer, Patterson and Nc
MILAN; in its favor, MIR. Burnside.
Blaine.
Senator Blaine left Augusta for Wash
ingLcn yesterday.
Patterson.
Patterson said 10 day that he had re-
ceiyed message from Presiden. Hayes
inviting conference, to which he says
he replied TO the person who delivered
the message, "lou tell your master he
has not enough offices 10 buy me-"
WAsHINGroN, November G0.-Esrly
this morning the hotel, grand stand and
forty five stables OF the Washington
Driving Park, at Bennings station,
owned by F. +. Hill, were burned. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
The Democratic Senators have author
lied Thurman, Wallace and Eaton to
make an agreement with the Republi-
cans in regard TO fixing the time when
the final vote shall be taken in the pend
ing Louisiana case. 49,
The House Committee on Pacific rail-
road held its first meeting to-day. -Four
members. exclusive Cf Mr.. Potter, were
absent. The committee having received
no official notice of Mr.. Potter's declins-
ton OF the chairmauship, took no action.
Mr.. Throckmorton presided. The only
business done WAS TO agree to ask the
House for clerk for this committee ex-
clusiyely.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
In EYerYbodY's Mouth.

Wherever It has been tried you viii mud
the praise Of Logan, List & Cos EXCEL
sIOk BAKING POWDER sold by best
dealers eYeryvksgs-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
oo,d closed yesterday at 1925.

r,, ,,eathey today ,riu bcpartty e'o'''fy,
-, ,,estsrEv ,oruas, Lo,oer temperature,
J hgbt S'ot0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
Pure Materials oaIy,

And OF the very pest quality, Ass used In
the manuiactu e oi Lo4an, Llst . Goa Ex-
celsior Bakin Pc.'- {. . btst In the
market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
Hundreds Of Ladies

Use Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior Baking
Powder, preierring II 70 ali Others soid
by best dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
Randy. the Outlaw,

GALEBURG, ILL, November 3O.-The
outlaw Rsnde pleaded not guilty in
Cour. to-day and the case was get for
trial on December llth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01

90, have an eight million failure this
morning,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01

rrr House did no work yesterday,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01

Senator Blaine left Augusta for Wash
ingtcn yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
NEW TROUBLE AT COLUMBUS.

STRIFE sINIlIFERE UNWARRANIAbLN WITH lKAiN9
AND GOV YOUNG AGiIN Orders OUT THE MILITIA.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, July 900 p. Mile
strikers have complete control OF the Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad yards Trey Appointed q
ward master of their own aud prevented all
freight trains from leaving. When the $50
o'clock maui and passenger train was about TO leave the
strikers told the conductor to step down ana out a. iheV
had a man OF their own take tHe trtn out When Su
pcrintcpd mt Miller dicovcred tins he ordered d,con
tiuuancr the train and sent mail coach AROUND oy
way of X,nia The strikers made up rci-ht trains ana
furnished crews 10 take them out but abandoned the en-
trrIrse.
The VI iyor dccl ned detail policemen to go To TIE
Yards until riot occurred Gov. Young was also apled
t.. aud responded Nv ordering oni twenty mr. co'
bel eyed N.urouS measures viii be taken. considerable
excitement pr ySagun Tonight III the city ana aul
tuua police are being sworn In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
THE PEACH SUPPLY AND PRICES.

The peach market was nearly bare yesterday
md receivers look for only moderate supplies during the
greater part Of the week. The Objectionable "Hales
ave almost exhausted and future shipments VIII be Of
better shipping aud retailing class. The receipts ycste
A.. were dive caI loads from Delaware aud Maryland by
raj, and 300 crates by the Old Dominion steamship Com
1aIy Lat week. $500 crates came by steamer ID
addition 10 repOr cd by trains and tie Total Ieces
a. i,te arc 25 800 bushels Quotations were temporarily
tyber al tie NeW-Jcrsey depot yesterday. Hales early
snd Al II 5OaS2 % per crate Wand TrOths OF air
dc ii 75a~2 50 per crate. ABOUT 200 hne Norm
roiira crates by express sold .t N30f3 So extras IN
lots for ~ II 90 These atcs not now paying
Srtb Carolina clippers but growers Ia that state VINO
11,arlv deuende upon Phade'phd for market seem
dtermued to establish an additional outlet Ia thls CITY!
a1d intend 10 ship here as long as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
ASSAULTED by 4 NEIGHBOR.

Mrs. Barbara Schenck is lying in dying
condition 81 nor home at No 3 Johusonavc' Brookl H.
l.um the effects OF a wound her head, inflicted by
NItthcN SEWER, "a tu.uith, OF No. 10 UmOu-ayc. The
husband of the injured woman Is butcher, ana while
she was teBdH- tie store in his absence ON Sat
wdav night SEWER attacked her, ln his rage
breaking the store dool aud windows ID ora D.
L. sault her with bar of sOtcr. lie struck Der on lc
he'd with tn weapon ana after me mad fclicd her io 60.
0uur. n-d terrified the effect OF the blow SPECIAL
Oficcr Herbert pursued AMI captured him. aud lac Wis
locked ~ iu the sixth Precinct station House unl
Yesterday noon, at winch time, As Mls. Scheuch
was able 10 be out of bed, he was admitted
to bail iu The SOM Oi $1,000 by Justice Guck on
the charge Of assault and battery. he was unable
10 obtain bail yesterday aud last night the Justice upon
learning OF the WOWaus relapse, refused O." bail i'm
Tine cause The murdcvous assault Is o. follows: Until
quite recently. the rchenCk and Sewer families both
lIv az No 81 Johu-Oitye., and tncir children were
constantly quSirrliig. Mrs. Vcr about SIX months
ago gave htU To AN infant, which lived only few ial =
and SEWER declares mat Mis- Scheuck has tod tHc
u, 81 urs that he and lbs wife killed tine child He says
that hr went To have explanation on .turday might,
and that Mrs ScucIck repeated her CHARGES wHtrcu on,
being affected by beer, ne assaulted her, aud at the time
was sorry hc had not All ed Hcr on Tie spot DE- j.
Eiswirth OF No. 81 NontrosC-svc visited thc woman
last evening but then ia cOmatosc condition.
He thinks she will not recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
\ FORGER ARRESTED.

BRADFORD d. CLARK BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
Detective kicms of the Central Police Once,
returned from Baltimore yesterday with Bradford j.
Clark wclkuovn IneIcnant Of Boston, who charged
with forging the name of Mrs Davidson of NcW-Noik
RS iudoI,er Of p.o,usSory note for $1,000 iu favor
Winthrop Cunningham, sons of Nos. A. and A. Front
st. Philadelphia. Tie circumstances of the case.
as nearly as can be- learned, fol-
lows: Carkis one OF the firm of Gaulcss Clark & Co.,
Who'll sale dealers i'm Drugs dye stdhs in Boston.
TIE bsu,s. ot the frn is very extensive; one lrn in
New York alone has lately transacted business with
th.ln To the amount of $4,000 GIr CarA j, about
tnItyoEc years of aud Us said 90 be possessed ot u-
usual business uu ~ AS rcprese NATIVE II the I'm m
New York, hc became acquainted VITA mis-. DAVID
SON Who reside, az NJ. - hdd!>ou-tNc., and the
acquiin faucc riucued into warm friendship
In business transaction Wi,h winthrop Cunillehau's
ns who dr, also ion the drug uadc. hc gave TIE note
in uesfi0 udYI,ed with Me Davidson b. name. just
before The note become due, Clark Wthiic" from ms
bank in Boston the Ot $1,000. and Innc lately
started for NcW-Nurk When the note was pre-
scented for pavIucI T. u learned that there
were no fund, Ia meet il, and on refer &c. TO
Mrs Dtyld~0I she UIOuOuH cc the md Jrcmeut forgery
Cuuulngham'~ imueda els placed the case ln the
hand. OF TIE detr clvcs u NcWlor6. AMI they began 90
work 10 uu ~ learned that Clark took
luurh at the Gaud Onion Hotel "a June 6. tine
morning after his arrival from Boston. The same day
he took tIc a. .ldiu or fillmore There the dctcc
tive- lost trace Of % and the hotels and steamers ~
New York and PM adc pu1I were closely watched
lc vsi.cd Washing iou. virginia CITY aud several other
places before h- Baltimore, where dee dis
covered Saturday last by means OF dispatch which
Dc sent % MS brother in Boston. Tie detectives hume
out for lin. ana sunday lac was delivered TO Detec-
kisrIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
FATAL SHOOTING AfFRAY IN A CHURCH.

BOSTON, Mass, july 0p.---l1ciDclt DLincllald,
twenty-five years Old, has been candcsney paying mis-
addresses TO the daughter OF Mr. l.. stark resident of
savoy Mass and warned 10 discontinue his visits
on Wednes lay last he fired AT by unknown per-
son. and yesterday he went TO church savoy where
after AN alteration with the elder stark, he shot him
with revolver, aud also mortay wounded brother OF
he latter who to his assistance. Blanchard at
tempted TO shoot lady who was standing near hut
ia,d after which he escaped Ia the crowd max
ing an attempt 10 arrest him The brothers who were
shot were in comfortable circumstances one Of them
vas sOt through the body just below the left lung and
size other in the groin. The latest ports that both
are still alive, but the death IL hourly expected
The other II not EXPECT to recover Blanchard was
captured at South Readsboro, VI, to-day and lodged
in lut( ,rpeuttll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
HUDSON RIVER YACHT CLUBS REGATTA

The regatta of the Hudson River Yacht Club,
victory for tie winner There twelve small boats
in the racctwO secoudcass slOops. seven OF the third
class and three OF the fourth class The starters
follows: Eureka Elmo, Clara =, irene, George b.
Dean. Prospect, Anne l., LYDIA Blessing Gu-sie, on
ward and Nellie SHAW. TAe course from the club
house, at the loot Of slXiy-eightlst, to flag
boat Of Fort lee aud return, yachts Of the first
and second classes to go the course twice. The
bo,ts cot away callv Blessing Prospe t. an Cara =
punching close tDg Their There was almost no Nud, bur
the George Il. Dean was handled better tha any oi nor
and after getting line start 10 NindWafd, did not
ccnrr gain the other boats TO tie hush ON the
hrst circuit tbs yacht passed the judges boat m 2
IGm. lis actual lime, the Eureka being second
and tn, other boats ,tianing along IN the rear At this
pnint the Dean away nom her competitors. and
when she passed the line ia IN. l5m 49, tie
second yacAt was fully tW0-tui-i-h1li miles astorn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
r-puo1DIyG THE EXCISE LAW.

The Excise Commissioners yesterday gave to
Capt Foley Of the Tenth Precinct the names Of about
twenty-five saOonkeepcrs who continued 10 sell liquor
i'm his precinct after their licenses ha run out or renew
ais mad been refused Last night the Captain visited the
fooyvu. places Sod them aud arrested the pIuWlCtoN:
John Otto. NO. 100 Hcscr-st; Julius II Vriis, No -
Row o en- tiru .ehan. No lO3 Buwcy; Moses Cohen,
NO. 20 Lu.oW-st. : tuuc Bachelor. M. Blatd-,L /;
Herman Brown No. - BoWery; Henry MckcDn No. 211
B,Wery : Wu smith, No = Bayarl--.; Paul Bauer No.
80 BayaId Fred rtrauss No. = Bowcry Mary Rel
der No. - BOwery An hOny ". Nooibeck, No IL Bow
cry: JACOB Lubn, No 100 BOWeIy, and Max Levy, No.
125 RiyuSou-,t The prisoners were Locked up III the
Edridge-St. Station House whence they VIII De taken 10
f',u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
LOWER PRICES AT THE MARKETS.

The beginning of the arrival at this city of
freight thai had been detained the on account
of the strikes. has made the proyisonmarket much
easier and prices have shown downward tendency.
one hundred and fifty carloads Of Dceycs in yes
tardav. Tll- equal to the usual number ON Mon
DAYS. hit many cattle expected to-day ana
ON Wednesday The scene at the Manhattan Abatt0ir
WAS a very busy yesterday thc ANIMALS being sldG-
tered, dressed and cartcd away with all possible e1e
ditOu.
Cheese and Western butter, delayed for week on the
vay were arriving rapidly ana in good condition, yes
tctv the companies having kept them III refrigerator
cars The prices of these articles has alc, ANA
ycsterda, sold at three cents less per dozen Than on last
Saturday ana Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
THE COLLISION At rARKvILLE CROSSING.


Ii is claimed by the officials of the New
York BAY Ridge and Jamaica Railroad that the collision
nj Paikvc crossing sunday evening was caused 10y
the failure 81 train the Coucy Island and Prospect
Park Railroad TO stop al rarkye sLtu H. j. :. Walker,
speaking for tie officers OF the Bay Ridge road, said TO
TRBU NJ reporter yesterday that the Company Kept
flnan az the crossing continually Before crossing the
Park tracks the trains JtLe Bay Ridge road stop
ON SUNDAY Mr walker said the Il gman thinking tmttAe
The Prospect Park road Wout stop
al Palkylc station, sigHtei the engine of the Bay
l.d., train thar the track WAS clear Having hO pds~cn-
c,rs for ravilie tram the Prospect Park Ran
road did stop at the station, and came IN collision
with the Rdgc tram ~ crossing tie Track.
Mr. Walker stated that the express trains on tie COuey
4. and ana Prospect Park Railroad sometimes pass the
PrkV E crossing The rate OF forty miles hour. lie
also said that the trains were visible Tor short distance
ONLY OWN. TO the number Of houses aud trees in the
ueighhOrhOod.
Concy Island Railroad, has issued card asking
neusiDn of public opinion Uutl uvcst cation be
lad winch Will place the blame where u properly be-
longs lie denies the statement that the Company re-
fused 10 refund money for tickets 70 passengers al Cney
Island.
Tbe engineers Of the two trains and the hagmtn
brought before Justice Terry esterday, aud tue eXan-
alton was adjourned uulll August H. the prisoners he
ing di-idSsc tuclr own recOAuIduCc lie track OF
the Manhattan Beach Railroad considerably Wlicned
at the Parkvlle crossing by the accident sunday
evening. For that the : 80 tram, Yesterday
same place Little damage done, but all morning
trains were suspended. Ihe passengers ~ the train
" Inch ian the fIackcanc back u Brooklyn BY the
IIOspect Park a COney Island road,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
OVARIAN I Un10R
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
.BY IT.. RADWhY'S EEABDIES,
HAVE HAD Az OVARIAN rUMOR IL THE OVA
RlEs And BOWELS FOR ZEN YEARS

1 HAVE HAD Az OVARIAN rCMOR IL THE OyA-
RlEs And BOWELS FOR ZEN YEARS
AM AklUR, De. ~ 1915
DR. RAILWAY; That others may be bcnen,eI maze ihli
statement.
had ovarian Tumor n the oyare, ami boSes FOR
years. tired e best hy cans ~ TINS place anl eIs
WlihOut benefit II growing al Such "a lty Oh
could not ave lyel niue longer freud u ~ De- induced
hstNays Rem dies. had not mucI TAI
uut nlaly, ai,er much deiiDcrauon, t1el 'hrnn.
pOr,a-cd bOtts 81 f.c kcsUycnt Two boxes 81 The
Pills and two bottles II the Relic. used tho Nth'lt any
benefit ucfcinintu iO pclscytrr urtd twelve
h.Tt boo : O Cs0iycn two Of the Relief, two boxes
0i s hey gone had lost arutJ five pounds
IcnntiuItIt 10 Us o. Wldrac until was sure iiat as
entirely cured look tIc ue enc aDoit nNc months and
during tat tim. lost ty-hyc pounds IL all COX three
doI bottles Oh The KosOiyan SIX bottles Relief ana sx0xs
tIt Pill.
feel perfectly we'll and my heart IS full u graft
God fhIs help my deep ai elton. To YOU Nr, AMI
wonderful m.iI feel deeply indebted, and my pat'rs
may much Of blessing 10 Others a. % na- been
u.. t~f-ut.) MIS- h. g. lIIBlNs
rs Dbius who MAKES tho above cert cate is person
for whom r,que, You % send medicine b. June 1873. TIE
medicines above stated bought of me- Win tie exception
swat n to er Dy you imay say that Iei statement
n correct without qulIuc'tOn. lSi ned J.. \ LEaCI.
Dr glN md 'hf mist, Ann Arbor, Mich.
This certify tlit Mrs bDlus, who makes the above
ccrtilc4, or many yea wei kuoan to uS
aud the ilcl- stated uupubfo and uud naly
corr e. Any who knows MIS-. BiDDu5 VIII believe Aer
statement. lSlAcU IEsf. ID. tlChEl, MARY u. POND,
May CJChEL H.. b. POND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE GUNSER HOMICIDE.
THE EXAMINATION CONTINUED YEsTERDA

THE EXAMINATION CONVINCED YESTERDAY.
The examination before Justice Marshall at
Eewtown, Long Island, the circumstances OF tue
killing OF John Guuser, and the connection OF George
Michel with the homicide. was continued yeseiu'y'
Frederick schricr testified that on the ngnt of the mur-
der ne was called sleep by Adam Martin and fouho
Mrs Gunscr in a rockins-chair. SIC sad See II my
husband is dead LooE at my husbands pockets. See
there is any money In his pockets" She said the muir
drrer had Jumped through the window. That was poss-
bic There had been DISPUTE between Gunscr aud
Michel about lot since the killing. Michel and Esler had
been friends He had heard of them, when they were
tosothcr Mrs Gunscr Of numbering her husband
and abusing her.
AUGUST Schrier SAID that the morning after the
murder he saw Just after tbs murder discovered
light IN NJ chefs house. and at $50 q. NJ. susp'erug
that Michel the murderer, looked for tire light but IL
was gone He heard Michel say when he twitueSS) went
t. pillow the sputcd lot: "The crookedles GUnser he
was chucked ont OF East NcW-York. He will be carried
ont of here"
John Mannt testified denial by Eisler the
morning ATE the crime that he WAS gu ty
John Gunser the father the murdered man. said his
first impression against Mrs. GunSer' ana DC sus
eescd that TO Michel hut seeing her that impression
lcn HIM His son and daughteI-m+aw had hVcd sehel
eiy happily together. he had known o. oneilSht Do
tween them on July 4. ls5G
August Gunser the SON OF the dead man, dened that
he had ever snot al his mother The quarrel spoken Of
by the last witness was concerning him.
Iohn Adam Sauer was allowed to testify without being
sworn and said that the night of the murder ne 81"
Iobt in M'chcl's house and heard ESlrr say; MIS-;
Guuser need not say tiat We UtauinE hi'Hsci' anu
Mich,D "kIlled Gun>or Size dli i hcr'e IT. col, him
John WciulCcu test He'd tlt Addm M'ru1 Vo'" III"
that he thoue ut Mrs. Guuscr did it. -
Jacob Eser, arrested with Michel testih a that n
aud Michel were good irients ior Two NOUNS ueui
Guuser's death. He had not been TO GuuSrl Ioi Soe
uths-not since Wm. schmidt whipped nm tnrrg'
Mrs Gupser t,ld schmidt 10 give him good whipping
and he did Witness went TO o. on Fo niEsS i} t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
MINEn EYnrB ROUTED.

HEAVY FURNISH Losses NEAR ECs1CHUK.
LONDON, TUESDAY, Juy 81. 1877.
The Timess Bucharest correspondent telcgfaphs rs
follows: &c dispatch from Si-toya states that an
important engagement was fought on sunday near
Rustchuk between the Czareovitch and Ahmed
Eyoub Pasha. The turkish corps is reported TO have
been defeated. with the loss of 30 guns, 10 stand
ards and 5000 prisoners. Later official dispatches
confirm the foregoing. The number of Turkish
prisoners is now given as 5000. Ahmed Eyoub's
army is stated TO De completely routed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
PRECAUTIONS AT NEW-ORLEANs.
LABOR meetings. ENANcED-ENPLANAIIo'
BY THE MAYOR.

BY THE MAYOR.
NEw-ORLEANs July 30.-A Committee Of
Sho maacis' Benevolent Assocla ION called upon tue
acting Mayor TODAY aud stat that when the Assoc'a
ton attempted To hold merun- Yesterday they were
surprised to find ia the hall number IT Policemen VINO
requested the society 10 cease al b'hneiall"nS' i
committee stated tnat tncy had called to asccr-
tai, the couse of the interference. Acting
Mayor Denise replied that, believing, III Wow oi
wnat had occurred in the North at ccrtun ,'reS
~ te Cefutu, III. might IN the citf, and That untl
fIc crisis d.. passed were better not 10 aEtite
The labor quc, ION be hJ directed the Chci oi f9 zee
n, 80. ms IN .tectur, for trc interest OF thr whole
pe,c Had ihc slocInalc.s informed him OF the pro
posed mectiur, hc would nave gladly iufuishcl snI-
rt police force t0 preserve order aud ans present ltf-
ference from tine ruiliuiy element; u AZ ANY future
day trey propose 10 meet, ANA would ten lhn
of tlc time ai Do cc De- would take this prcrauiion.
The Committee expressed lt-cii satisfied VI TINS ar
ran cmcnt aud gave assurance tai ir society Is oh th
side Of iW aud posed io thing which would disturb
the existing harmonious relations between Labor ana
CaUtaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
CUSTOM pooT-NtkERs DISSATISFIED.

4 meeting of Lodge No. / OF Custom Boot
maker, Nasncld last evening Putnam Hail. at Twelfth
ST. and 1mIG-aye at which the reduction of wages for
tins elias. Of labor and the poor workmanship consequent
upon it, were brought ug. Tie question wa, what acti
should he taken; and while many favored immediate
strike others advised against il. good q, al OF
feeling was manifested lhc discus ion That took place
but 10 dec sion WIS reached. Meetings at the French
and German Lodges of tho Ord, were also he'd l. 81
evening az which The situation also discussed, hut
without any action being decided uiou. Tie meetings
adjourned at ABOUT midnight. To morrow cyctin~
M Putnam Han, mass u.ttiu- or al the lodges VIII be-
hod ANA Ilc suhicC wl br further discussed. II D.
elaine d that q strike Will De- ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
AnAMs EXpREss COMPANY.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-Messrs. Alfred Cal
Their and john Hoey, Managers OF the Adams Express
Company in tins city to-day, and had an interview
with Mr. King VcePr ,ident Of tine Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad in reference their contract with latter Com
pany After Protacted consultation, and falling to agree
ON satisfactory terms Ne Gather and Hooy not fed
Mr. king that and after morrow their contract with
!nc Baltimore and ONO Road ana ts branches would ter
inmate and Doc renewed This step tine pu OF the
Express Company, il s said has en- determined
uunn afcr long dcllher ton the dSdgrr eucnt IN
regard to tue cha ged by the railroad company for
ion Of express goods. which tnc Adams
E.nIess lnInuMmY rcaaLdol rs cx0rbIlAnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
p Q S i s @ RIP I.
TIE STRIKES
r1nIrrcE IN MARYLAND.

'l'i''--'N| ~ - ,,,,er
A THREATENING STATE or ArFhts n TIE "tSl-
EHN PABT or THE STATE.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July 3O.-On Saturday
three steam canal-boas belonging TO W,ld s"eI"''
lett Cumberland loaded by tine MARYLAND o"al OouPIh
for GEORGETOWN at ninct cents yer Ton iIe'sn'' WIN" "
ten cents less than demanded by striking boatme no"
blockadin the canal at sir Johns Run Sunday nignt
one boat (Sia~ No. - lied up four miles rom Tue
blockade for At II O'Clock 1t was n'ardcu Nv
parry twenty-five masked men who ordered the crew
of and set lire t. he boat part of which was burned anu
tie rest sunk. Deputy sheriff Oliutn win posse III
fifteen lett here to-day to protect TIE ot'i TWO "o'''
which are i'm the limits of this county AID SAID to be
threatened.
Several OF the miners struck to-day for an increase oil
WAGES from ii ~ to siXty-ve cents per ton Oers r.
fuS. To work until thry t0uld see Nhai tue ih"'9 NV
iu Al Soutculnr tom rrow VIII DO. TIE whole region
is nm fveri. condition. ANA it looks tonight as II gen
eIal strike would take place t0-iiOffoW'