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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03
, OF M "rInu,iy Hal Character
Atone Huibd"Erd.

Esquire - evthsuli, Culurtd, of The
Tenlh ward, testified that IA purity oi
twenty men came 10 his house AZ night
aud nude hlm give up his iiinul
h0rks aud mihutrs Of II, nlican
Utetup-; thee MEETING. were Rener.
ally mteud,d 10y white men, tut not
ui,tur,r,; ku,w J,uy Mrr,er and hi
son; they NrTc honest, industrious
uipr; went to Batou II ,uge aud voted
the Republican ticket, nut had MOI
teen mulreted; the parties lulldozed
gpu,r lly bore bad characters and
were lOuk,d upon with suspicion by
ro,uren men who owned stock ana
were ruIuvatiug cotton Gu their owl
account.
Harriet Berlaiae, coIOred, said her
husband ltgt February received note
spyirE, "Grt out { your house rs soon
n. thh Alli let yuu, or We VIII hang
you hy the neck Afterwards The
house was set on I re-, tut being wet,
didu't mmn rnry then fired AT HIM
aud came near hitting him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03
HuiidUxlns "a &nst B'tOn Rouge to
suppress, COI'oD NJ alag,

The Hrrnter portion ~ the session
was lukcu up Ia hearing the testimony
Of Ge rye Klein Ia ref reuce to East
Baton Il uye The witness gave II
great deal OF hearsay evidence. The
prime pal points of his testimony were
tual lac had been ordered anonymous
ly to quit laying seed cotton, and had
done ~ h, knew of no Intimidation;
kurW that cnlurtd Democrat cIuu H.
the IwrI ia ward had Que Hundred
and two remuers; had heurL OF two
negroes being shot tor stea ing, aud
two whipped tur the same Otlrnv,; hau
urlu' grd 10 the Heights Of the WHIT,
CameIla, tut not To the Ninety Eight
soci,ty, though most OF the young men
ueluugcd To ,hr latter new and wur,
badges; had always heard it was not u
pu,ltichl society.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03

'ai rrturus from each parish rs ma
hipulted by the R,iuruIug B,ari aud
FURNISHED by the Secretary OF State,
and announced that Packard had been
elected governor aud Antoine lIeuton
ant governor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03

And meet ngun II ulaut eau stand
ItpleUsilg US We can stand IT. Ii
uuJes IL 4 u IA the presidential char
one 81 tne mast ptIpitXiLg Problems
ne CAu Le called un To solve IN .he
UegIhulug OF hls reign viii he the
aunlnlialiuu VI government chosen
by the people, l lIiden Is accorded
NO s,ut lhrn our government ID nc
kuowledged ny The act. Governor
N.rnuils has .nluiesiUned The Demo
cratic Conservative State vilivers ,lect'
ed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

FRElgHr.-Th. schooner Excelsior,
which arrived here yesterday. twelve
day out, from San Franciscc. brought
up the following list Of freight. now
being discharged on Yesler's wharf
Schwabaeher, Bros. s. Co. $50 packages
Of merchandise; ]. Il w. one moving
machine; w. i X. q wagons; C.. & NJ
100 packages of merchan Use; $. p. I
do; N. j. &. & NJ. Q do: l.. Bros. 50
do. As soon as her freight il dis.
charged, the Excelsior will haul over To
Freeport and load with lumber. The
bark Montana also. discharged the APP
pended list of freight on YesIer's wharf
yesterday afternoon, and hauled into
the Seattle bankers thereafter Schwa-
bacher. Bros. s. Co. Sic packages OF
merchandise; Hall & paulson. - do;
Waddell Il Miles. IS do; White + Ten.
ny, lot of iron; Tacoma. ) eases coal
oil; NJ. X. & NJ. 10 packages of mer-
chsndise; J. G.. 5 do; NJ e. s Co, ) do.
s. w., IL do: T. & =. % do. II II. 40
do; J. &. IL. s do: l.. b.. 20 DO; W. A.
s.. II d.; L. g. o., 81 do. II. j. W. s
do; e. 4 NJ, 9 do.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

DRowSgp.--A man by the name OF
Henry Goldmeyer was drowned in squak
Slough on Tuesday evenin. last. lie
was engaged with a number of others
in driving logs down the Slough. and
1t the time of his drowning. was sone
distance ahead down stream. with "a
drift of logs. When til" res; of the
party came up to where they expected
Gu find him hc was now mere 10 be seen,
and they immediately came to the con-
clnsion that he had fallen from, tho logs
into the slough. They instisated n
sesch for his body at once. bu, without
success. and renewed the search again
yesterday. meeting with the same resrlt.
A brother Of the deceased. VIM. Gold
never, wcil-known TO most Of cur
readers hereabon.s, then came TO town
for . set of graphing hooks, returning
with these. he soon recovered the body
OF his missing brother. The remains
will be brought 10 town this morning
for intcrment. Deceased MAS All un-
married man.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

Coal SHIPaEyTs.-Our coal ship-
'neuts .or TIE month Il May have b~en
confined exclusively 70 the Seattle com
Jay E~s4-s b Rentgn or Tslb0,
have male any shipments. The latter
company. however. have the bark Culo-
ina on hand, aud two otacr vessels On
the way up from San Francisco for cal
Tie SEATTLE company had draw back
during the month OF eight days. pend
Ing which time they were obliged to
suspend operations Or accouns Of the
non-arrival Of vessels. Their ship
meats for the month have been rs fol
lows. Ship Belvidere, 1000 tons !;
steamship Dakota, $40; bark Jas Is.
Bell. Loco; schooner Panoaia. $50;
bark osm,n, $50, bark Harvest Home,
Loco, ship Eldorado, 1900, schooner
c9uTser. $50; bark Lizzie Williams.
1910. Total. $3.50 The company
now have the blEks Gem cs the OCEAN
AID Montana. aid ship ". Libby ua
hand, and o. Le "ay. =i,. due here
fFo,a San Franc $50. he seaooaer Pano-
iia. bark Aureola, ship Western Shore
aad baFks Jas b. Bell ai.si Harvest
Home Therefore the prospect foF =
Large saipn snt Tor June is good.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01
DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Friday, June :. 1877.

A BEAR FIsHr AT i.e.sou On last
Sunday evening, jnss a tie sun vas
settling down behind The Bills again.t
the western horizon. and the soft rays
OF twilight were guiding the landsea pc,
some men employed On the Carr iarn
noticed large black bear standing
sort OF coniemplAtinz-in the middle u
the road leading to Talbot. As quick
IS thought one seized rife and sent
bullet whizzing after him The bpiiet
fell short of its mission, however, and
old bruin started If at moderate pace
towards the woods. 4 large dog be =
longing TO the place came to the front
at this juncture and gave the bear n
hot chase for short distance. when old
bruin, considering discres.lon the better
part OF va!or. took to tree and shian.d
up to the top like squirrel A man
BY the name of q. ". Pratt, who had
been following along ia their wake With
. double birrelled shot gun, came up
TO them just IS the bear had mounted
the tree. He hiazed away with both
barrels, and old bruin came down
tumbliDg but he bad no sooner reached
the ground than he took to bis
feet and ran. Tie dog. probably con
sidering that he had discharged bis
whole duty, started back at quite as
brisk rate as be came. aud Pratt was
left alone in pursuit Of the bear On
they went. through the brush. like two
Trojan chargers. with The dusk of even
ing gathering thick about them. Fl
naliy, the bear dropped out If sight In
the path ahead Of Pratt. while be. feel
ing disconcertsd that old brnin should
get the best of the chase. spurred on
the faster Up ho came presently
against . great log. fall force-behird
which Old bruin had just previously en-
sconced himself-and over he went
heels over head. A sullen growi and =
shrek OF terror rent the evening air.
and the next moment the head and
shoulders Of Pratt appeared above the
log. Thump. thump, the breach Of the
gun fell upon the bears head in rapid
succession, while the bear held the calf
Of Pratts leg in his teeth. Presently
the gun broke in two; the bear lost his
hold and took one nearer Pratts ankle
The latter scrambled for bis knife, got
it and for b moment they rolled over
and over among the logs and brush
Finally the knife struck old bruins Vi
tails and he WAS laid out cold and dead
Ono Of Pratt's lsgs was fsariully man
gled. and he received other painful in
jarics.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

THEATRE.-We predict Il real sue
cess for the Wilton Troupe tonight in
the excellent drama Of Don Caesar de
B,zan." Mr.. Wilton will take the role
of Don Caesar de Bazsn. the Ragged
Cavalier, while Miss HAyne will take
the part of Mariana, the Gypsy Queen,
The rest Of the cast will embrace six
characters besides the soldiers. The
laughable farce of the Loan Of a
Lover" will conclude the evening q
entertainment and will be presented by
the eatirs Company. The troupe with
its new members. is the best dramatic
company that has visited us for long
time. Their entertainment will not
only be one of the finest kind we
have witnessed for many months but
the price Of admission will he below
the usual rates. being 75c for reserved
seats and j0c for back Go and sec
them by all means
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

PAssESC GERS. The L. 81 :. ). Co. 8
steamship Dakota, which sailed frorn
San Francisco on the Both uls for Vic
tofia and Puget Sound. brings tile fol
lowing list OF passengers for the diff
frreDt Sound ports Seattle-Miss ).
Griffith, b. f. Briggs and son, + Phelps,
Miss {. Ste,nway, H. Ii Lewis,
J. J. Tyler. ID. ". Stair aud wife. ".
G. Phelps and wife. Miss C. q. Wood
ruff. Miss L. A. Woodruff, .. G.. Nc
Gray and wife, Mrs Annie Campbell
and two children and thirty -one in the
Storage. Tacoma M. +. Hatch and
wife, Miss l. Huntington and seven in
the Storage. Olyinpia-Mrs Capt.
Seabury. Miss F. Wells. John K. Ellis,
Mrs. G. A. Littlejohn, Mrs. J. Il.
Quincy and ten III the Storage Port
Townsend-J. z. Engle wife. and one
infant, Mrs II A Calkett, Miss S.
Calkett. 5. W. Hovey. J. $. Thomas
and three children, 4. w. Engle, Alex.
Malcolm, F s. Pott and three IN the
steeragc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01
The People Want Proof.

There Is uo medicine prescribed by
ph, sicians. ~ sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence If its sao.ess Ala.
superior virtue - BosssEES GERMAN
SYRCP for severe Coughs, Col is settled
GA the breast. Consumption. ~ Any
disease e tac Thr a. ani Lslags 4
l,toot If that fat Is ;bas a,y person
afflicted, can gst a >asapls Bottle tcT
"a ecnls az: try - saEsFs~F efs.,s s@s-
tore baying he regular ssse at - ceat,
/, has lately b.sn ,n;go<t,secsi ia iel'
country tgotu Germany. aud as wonder
la cures sro ASTONISHING everyone that
uses IL. Three d,rscs Wall relieve any
case. Try II
GRAMS i I5sloHAM. Aseais.
San fnAn6iseo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~ The Sheriff aud pos>e OF
we'll armed men chartered tie steamer
Phantom yesterday a, ror. Townsend
and set out for Lopez Island in ques,
Of sutton. They expressed the deter
mination when they left To find him
aud take him either deal or alive. II
is rather too late in the day. however,
to take such steps now. and 1t is ex'
ccsdingly prohshis that they will
never find Su,ton nj all.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~ Street Commissioner Blackman
WAS engaged yesterday in laying a
new twelve foo. cross walk across Uni
vsrsity street AT the intersection ot
Front, As soon As this Is completed
another will be laid across Mon
street ., the opposite end of the block.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

DRawNgp.-l.as, Tuesday evening.
~ Mr.. Henry Golimeyer MAS RAINING
logs down the SAmmami,h & lasser-
holm's boom. q, the head OF Lake Wash
ington, he fell eli and WAS drowned,
The bo iy bad not be.n found up 10
noon Wednesday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

- The ship w. Libby. ,ss ~ s'N
days from San Francisco. arrived here
yesterday IN 'o~ OF the tug Cyrus Wal
ksr. She will take the place Of the
Gem Of the Ocean at the Seattle hanS-
,rs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~" Messrs. Baxter l. Co, whole
sale liquor dealers, have shipped $4,000
worth of furs to Europe this spring.
They are now purchasing laage quaint
Of wool
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~ The steamer Dispatch returned
here yesterday after having taken up
800 barrels Of lime 10 Tacoma from San
Juan Island She left again las. night
at 10 o'clock on her regular trip for
Semiahmoo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~ The steamer Messenger h'oa.a'
dewn thirty passe gers from Olympic
yesterday She viii return again tbs
morning as o'clock fer Olympia ani
way ports.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

t< A $500 reward. we ieara. b
been offered Of Port Townsend Tor the
capture Of Sutton. deal OF aliye. Tie
report appears 90 be authentic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

~ The steamer Zephyr brought up
twenty passengers from Port Town.
send last evening She will leave
again ON her return trip this morning
at = o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

is The schooner Norway arrived
here from San Francisco yesterday. She
will load with lumber al Colman's mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

to- The schooner u. 5. Williams
sailed from Port Blakely yesterday for
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01
AMERICAN HorsY.

John Talbot. Picton. n s., A Sehmrx,
Port Townsend, Geo II Hough. Maine;
IA McCrohan Coupyeigle, I Kelley.
Oreas Island, c G True. San joaquin.
] Il Fitzharbert, Port Gamble. n
owen. Geo johnson. Pert Madison; "
Lamar. City. ID II Callahan. Boston, J
Andrews. Tacoma.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

- The brig Deacon sailed fiOm
Post Discovery yesterday for San Fan.
siSeo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

NEw ENGLAND HOTEL.

Michael King, Port Madison: John
Splsekman. Tacoma; Miss Highland,
Portland. John Jenkins and wife, New
castle. + Merriek. " Hansel. Lake
Washington; George Hansell. James
HIATT. San Francisco; John Carney.
White River, A Cseathers. Cen,erv,Ile;
James Bennett. Race Track; John
Murphy, George Day, Vim Clair. r
N lller, Tacoma
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-01

EUROPEAN DRAFTS. Drafts I>san, Il
AZ lowest rates cn Greet Britain. lF.-
land. Germany. Russia, France. Sofway
and Sssxfeu Tickets io as.a frosa,
Eaeope sSsla At losess rates by Anirs "
Casiiers. Static. ". L.
pygE Mocha Cosfe~ far sale cheap ~
Caileerg Rros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
TEXTS the Great S,riac.

The great strike has been noticed from
almost every pulpit in the land, but we
doubt if any more eloquent sermons were
preached from more appropriate texts
than IN San Francisco. The Rev. Horatio
SLcbbins took the attacks on Paul in
Jerusalem rs his text: "AGd all the CITY
WAS moved, and the people ran together
and they took Paul and drove HIM out
of the temple, and forthwith the doors
were shut; snd as they went about TO
kill him, tidings came unto the chief
CAPTAIN IF the band that AL Jerusalem
was in al uproar-who Immediately took
soldiers and centurions and ran
down unto them; and when they
SAW the Chief Captain and the soldiers,
they lett beating of Paul. Then the
Chief Captain came near and took him,
and commanded him 10 be bound with
two chains" etc, DIR. Woodbridge took
this verse of Zephsnish: ain the same
day also will | punish all those which
mi their masters houses with violence
and deceit lies every soul be subject
10 The higher powers was the theme of
DIR. PattersOn's discourse, and DR.. Jewe
took these verses of Samuel: "Shall
tbrn take my bread and my water and
nv flesh that l have killed for my shear
ers, and give it unto men whom | know
not whence they be2 So DavIds young
men turned their way and went again,
and came and told him all these say
ln,s. And David said unto his men,
Grid We on every man his sword. And
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
A Haunted Hotel.

The Suicides Hotel, in the Latin
Qusrter, Paris, has been torn down.
Tel wears ago young student, despair
ING in love, blew out MS brains IN the
room which he was occupying, and just
one wear afterwards another student
committed suicide in the same room, alter
losing his money in n gambling house.
The proprietor of the ho!eI wH| alarmed
At The iste OF these unhappy -.adentS,
and the room was trahs -.na4 mo
lumber closet. \ few months after
ward waiter, who had been accused u.
THEFT, crep, into this roJm and Il" led
himself. The suporstiuous hotel keeper
was now in despair He surrendered
The lease and abandoned the chamber IL
death. The hotel WAS repeatedly sold,
but it's reputation was uucanny and DO
BODY could thrive there. a strong
minded druggist took possession
of the premises and carried on his bust
ness there, but hgding his wife nad de
ceived him, retired u the tata, chamber
and there poisoned himself With MS own
Iruss. The whole quarter was up III
arms AID demanded That thereon. SaouiI
D, walled up, but the new owner laughed
~ the fears Of the neighbors, and de-
c,ared that he meant 10 occupy the
chamber himself At last notice WIS CIV
en- that the pace was about to be pulled
down TO make room for the Boulevard
Saint German. An indemnity OF 500
900 wss demanded, but refused, and the
Jury having decided that SlI5OO was
ample Compensation, the owner grew
iesp opdent, and declared he was ruined
man. A month ago he asked permission
to visit the old premises before they were
pulled down. His request was granted,
aud nothing more was heard OF him until
The workmen found him hanging by tho
neck in the fatal om.-Phjla North
american.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
why Harry Didn't Explain.
From the Reading Eagle.

From the Reading Eagle.
Shortly after o'clock last night q very
su tden breeze ut the Reservoir Park
blew together about - dozen people.
What trNuspircd took place so qui".ly
that few outside of those who stood IL
rectly near knew what was going on. \
Young man and young woman were
quietly walking arm in arm in the north
ern section. Both were well dressed, the
gentleman in black and the lady in white.
They were well behaved, and were walk
ins around the reservoir chatting IN al
undertoue, the lady leaning upon his
arm. Suddenly u young woman dressed
IN blue silk, with white lace trim
mings. white lace shawl and white hat,
approached The young couple from an
opposite direction. She walked directly
TO them and the man seemed to quail
under her fierce glance, notwithstanding
the fact that il was quite dark. The
woman in blue stood still fo- about
half minute and then spoke 10 the woman
in white in about this manner: Excuse
me, | am stranger 70 you and you To-
me. | want TO know whether you are
aware OF tue lhtI lAaL Y GU are Will III ~
hlsbsnd2" At this the woman in white
manifested great surprise, and turning to
h ar escort said: Harry, explain this"
The man said uotA!ng Atthis the woman
in white withdrew her ann in disgust
AID then in very sarcastic Way re-
marked: You contemplate scoundrel,
yuu told me you were " single gentle
man, and YOU he'd TO mel Then turn
ing TO the wife she said: MADAM,
advise You to watch your husband in
the future and keep him away from un-
SIS 2ecting single females The husband
appeared to be thoroughly ashamed of
h ,mselt, and me WAS about walking away
when the wife actually commanded him
to beg the lady's pardon At once. This
was done, when the woman III white burst
into tears and walked away. The wife
I zen took her husband out Of the grounds
There was no hair pulling, tearing of
clothes. or anything Of that sort.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
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they girded on every man his sword; and
,.DaviAalso girded on his sword; and
8hepS&ent up after Divid about tour
hundred men; and two hundred abode
7 nv the stuff" Other texts OF the day
were these: (Which stilleth the noise OF
the seas, the noise of their waves and the
tumult of the people"-Psslm, lxv,, I;
Thou shalt rememb Der tie Lord thy God,
for it is He that civeth the" power to get
wealth. Deuteronomy yim, Is; "And
whether one member suffer, al the mem
bers suffer with it; or one member be
honored, all .he members rejoice with 1t
i Corinthians, xii. 26.-T1mes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
Notice to Whom It NAV Concern.

U'HE BELLAIRE NAIL WORKS, OF
L BE iaire, Ohio, Will, on Saturday, Sep
lemheT ]. 80, pay at the Bank o. Wheel.
ing, in Wheeling, West Va, Forty Thou
sand dollars uf its bonded Indebtedness
and interest thereon theL due, said bonds
being Of the denomination Of one thou.
sand dollars each, j ued september J.,
1873, and payable on the Isl day OF Sep.
TENDER, H., or at The pleasure OF the said
Beliaire Nail Works on the lst day OF sep
TENDER in either of the following years
1874, $50, 1876, ls'7 andl :, thirty days
previous notice OF this int utiOu 50 % L.
deem being = ven by advertisement IN
some paper published in the city o.
" hreIIng. Holders OF tHraDUye mention
ed bonds numbering from one 10 forty.
both Inclusive, are hereby notified 10 pre-.
sen; them for payment at the above men
toned time and place, a. interest thereon
will case after tlat cate.
BEL ARE NAIL WORKS,
J. Il. McCor;ucy, Pr.st
a. II. HTLBOES, Scc'y. jyOl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
New Secret Organization Rapidly
Growing, and Assuming large Pro
DOrtiOns.
JoHNsTovN, Pa, Aug. S, 1917

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Aug. 5, 1871.
To the Editors of the Commercial-G Gazette.
As you appear disposed to reflect
every phase Of the labor question, and
readers OF the daily press are eager for
information relating to this subject, | in
torn your reader, that secrc! order,
called the Universal Brotherhood" is
quietly but rapidly spreading among the
iaboring classes in the manuiacLur-
ing and mining districts of this
State. 1t is composed exclusively
IF laborers, mechanics, citizens,
Farmers. &c. Lawyers, doctors, preach
RS. politicians, office holders, bankers,
Ooud holders, speculators, &c, are rigid
" excluded. No man Is admitted to
membership who is not engaged in some
active industry, involving manual labor.
The order already numbers thousands,
and will soon be organized in every
ward OF Pittsburgh. Its object Is to
mite the laboring classes OF every grade
and profession in common interest
throughout the United States.
HUGH MARTIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CeIYcd at /, e. Office OF the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com
pany, at Wheeling, W. Va, until WedneS-
day, August -, 1871, at noon, for the COM
pletion of the grading, masonry aud
bridging of the line between east tLd of
Ohio river bridge above Steubcuvil,e and
Quincy street in the city oil Wheeling.
Also for the traCk-laying and ballaSting
of the same.
Full specifications of the work can be
seen at the Office in " heeling after W ed
neSday, August Sth.
JOHN McLURE, Vice President.
VI. j. BECk Err, chef Engineer. agSS