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rs'O ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
smALL CONN., OR MAY In ANIALaE GOMCEMN.

KNOW NE: . ,.,.,. -. %.
HE uite States for District OF Tennessee IN me
SIKH tircnii entered the tycHtyeyenth day OF move
her In The wear thousand eight hundred aud seventy SIX
AID first IN q equity therein dcrendnH wherein
PHILO {. CALHOUN aud LOUIS III. AEIEt, ~ trustees
RAILROAD COMPANY and HENRY w. SHIT HERS arc
defendants aud Pursuant 20 decree OF the Great Cont
United l'es for the District OF KENTUCKY western ~
vision in the sixth Circuit, entered on the 5Aii nay o. %
vemr year Aforesaid In causc IN eamy th'ren
depending the parties are c2upinants ad De
respectively saif last IueuOned cds Dehg aux
liai, and tlie rsi above mentioned
T.. tluitrs. aIci HORACE =. ANDRfNN, was ap
pointed Special Master by said courts respectively 10 ascertain
aud justly AID cqJitahy due 10 tach holder
cvty Of bonds coupons issued y SAID DC
fudaut under the TTOvstnH ~ ctTu mort
hOun and Louis H. Ieyr Darpg adte February ISL oE
PRINCIPAL interests that in accordance WIN nc
provisions Of Paragraph vi OF said Gecfes reciNty an
holder, such bonds and are 10
produce coupons held by them respectively pc
lore me- SPECIAL astc before the first Monday
Of september D. 1877, bep third day of saId month:
~ III lld Tear si;tipq. AZ the oaice OF the CLERK OF
Tennessee at the CITY OF Memphis, Tennessee On
Mondays the months OF March, APRIL May Jane,
seventy s,y,u shall hod special sittlgs Tor 10
pose office # Clerk % The Circuit Court 81 Ga" United
States the District Of kentucky. western Division ia tie
CITY Of PaiUcah kCnucsy on the hf-t Nnhtay ia the
july tYus eight hundred and seventy seven,
and NJ the Office ~ Henry W. S"ith.Is, esq at
York, the store Of NCWfOrk on the rst
OF thousand eight hundred
such other such special slJ
linlS may tpu tm' mc lie Adjourned TO- and Tat then
any bonds ssl unaor sd m1agr 81! be- 81 ar au)%e!
tc c'tl ri person corporation 10 be emitted
holder 81 seh mortgage bonds or coupons b nave
sncu claim ailpwSl by W' ~ 5u"I SPECIAL 1i'5.
This Occ b.g given u pursuance OF and IN accordance
HORACE f. ANDREWS,
nnb2 lawGne Special Master.
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h WlNItN ARIA NFi-Ail-NI OF TRAINS, In eject
8 a. iu-t9ncauati and chicago Day ExIrss Drawing.
Room COACHES ~ Buffalo ana Suspension Bridge.
l04j a. mExprcss Mail or bua.o with Sleeping COACHES
attached.
Ua ami Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining u
Trains leave Chambers street Depot \. y. for
NeW2rG Gao. $50 lOij 100 q. 3:lJ, J.lj and y.
p. m and IL midnight Saturday nghts only sundays els
R1iheifufd PARK Psssa!c. d, 745 10 a. M y moo,
las g. $40, 4.3O, ., q, 63O. 3. % p. IL midnight
days D. $40 10 2. M. :fJ, $50 p ~. and - midlxa.
Pacr-oa T. i:l5 go 10. lOt5ili 2. ~ u011. LA
3 SD. 3:t5, 4s0. s. OIL g. G:lJ. ESQ T. j. p m, and u
midnight. sunays6 $50, 90, 10 NJ, las, ESQ In,
Suifrrn. g. rs. 1915 A. M, 345, D. c. D. m- 70 MID
night suudays g. $780, 10 a. H., E45 ESQ., p m, aad u
cornwall 9 .. H.. $50 1902 sundays s:3Oam
warwick, lOAJ a. m. 40 g.. ~.
EeWlureh, o. 1O4j a. ni $780, $50 p. IN. sundays $50
NEipgs,on $40 y. ID. SUNDAYS. ssOa IN.
Cosheu. Gas, 50, 1915 q no, $3.50, t4j lIO p sun.
DAYS, G. $50. 10 a. m. $3.50, ,. -.
SldrtOWn, 1i5. ., lOf5 a. $40, 4tOi p %. SlntgL
$50 10 q. H. T. The a. ~. ana 5O p ~ tans cJ1
meet with Ne| YORK end OsNeg0 Gland Ealroc at dlnsL
Port Jcr1s 50, 1915 a. M, 49, D. ~ aan-aya So 10
N 1 irs leaving Chambersst % even or hIi houn
tefn,. leave Irents thf,s. bftccn minute, earlier
man above tune; trains leaving Chambers 10 quartet
Iouis leave Twputy rlst thirty minutes taflcr Foata
o4ye -thiId3. % go and 4J p No. tountf ngBlth
taips icari alnhcrs 70. at i p. ID. ara l1 bid rht
Iickri. aud fCr APARTMENTS M Drawing room
and eeSrng Coaches con be oif9Mrd lud orrl ior ~
checking trILsero Baggage may BE- lft ht CowpnFt
Offices Noe Z} 4ul 52J and 9jl Broadway; No CoIgti,
BROOKLYN ana 90 ifc Comp1uy's DcVets. -, . . -,,
EXPIRES Tran from the West afye IN Ne"l OK AZ ~
M 1908 D. n.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSPy
~ Ferry stations IN NewYork foot Of Liberty al ana
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
d, BOUND BROOK RoUTE.


FOR JkEN1ON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave hcW.l ors, foot of Ifberty f IreH0n and pbr
D. m, and a. sOU .. IN. T.erfln. ~ 'N"V
i'ayG foot OF Carkson-st 7l6. s.lb DIS. IIl5a m
Phladepha from station North Pennsylyaaia R,n
road. Third and Berkssts ri 1880 800 go 10 a mi
100. $50. 80. 1910 p. '
Leave rentJn Tor Now ora al l2i, Os5, 500
a. I2:l5 2:I a. 4l5, G0J p n. w
PuI1nan Drawing Room Cars arc attached 10 the go IA
$50 trans aad sleeping cars o. the - clock ma
night trains both New. YORK ana IhiladelHhis
SUNDAY THAINS-Letyc cT-GoIk foot LDeriy.lt and
PHILADELPHIA, Third and 5clks ST.. 93 a.
Tickets at OF Idb-rys!. foot ~ Carsson a.
SOs j29 broadway ~ te principal h0te all oQrs,
the Eu Railway in sew be Iokiyu aud al =,
Conrjst, BROOKLYN. BlgC1go chrrked IRON residence "a
destination. II. L. BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent
EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
The CLARKSON STREET FERRY sih De discontinued
after May 10, last. JAMES MOORE.
General SUPP rif tcrdent anil Erg.ne,r
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OFFICE or THE KEOKUK ASD ORA MoISEs RttMAf}
COMPANY, iS PINESG, NEW-Y YORK, April 30, 1877.
LNIIIt A...,1,.l MnnIin1r of tho stnca hnldnrS

TIME ANIMAL Meeting of the stockholders
and voting bOBdholicrs OF THE ksOhU Is An us
MONIES RAILWAY COMPANY for The election OF three
irctors and Tor the transaction other business, will be
held nj lie office Of the company City Of KeOkuk Iowa,
Oh THU RSDAY, June z, next, AZ one o'clock, p M
The polls VIII remain open until 2. ~ ...,..
The transfer and bond viii close on III rs
DAY May no. and vii remain closed until me B. -.
PnuOhoders are requested authenticate their rght OF
voting by prescnting bonds for entry upon the Nong
bDul 81 A.
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orFIcE OF uIg TLLsos CENTRAL KAMRo on, CoNEzAyyH

1 HOLDERS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILHOAD
COMPANY for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS ana we
Transaction OF other business viii 30 h9 at th 9nts OF
cnmpany In the CITY Of Chicago WEDNESDAY le oO1h
day OF MAY, inst, at o'clock D. M. a.,
The transfer books OF the company viii DC ensen @ uo
18th INST until the 4th day Of Jane next g.o,-
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5. P. MAYO, Gen'l Pass AGENT

GATSKILL and STUYVESANT BOkTS
- leave day from lr NO 81, foot Of Canal st. az q d m
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Brr North Rirer vessels. and RalLr01Is.

fcarefuuy reported for rHE rMBUxE.I
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financial.

GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK.--The annual
N election for Directors and Inspectors o. Election VII 90
~ 20 O'Clock D. M transfer books viii remain closed
until that date = A. FAHs Cashier.
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oyprcg OF THE NEW YORK MUTUAL GAS LIGHT CO..
n nnn IrNLn.- LILI- ANu lLLLl-sI.

V'TTE ANNUAL MEETING of the SlOCh-
4 HOLDERsofTIIE y EW-YOHK MUTUALGAS LIGHT
COMPANY or tho election OF sixteen Direg3s ana mr. mr.
Inspector, Election for tie ensuing viii DC he'd az inc
o0fr ~ Inc Company in the CITY Of NewIOrk, TUES
DAY May 10 1871 the polls for which election will be opened
be yee the hours OF IL ~ and O'Clock D. OF that day
The transfer books of the Company will be closed Tor Ten d$ys
i9ys PRIOR % election BY order Of the Board OF
DireciOrs CHAS. PLACE, secretary and Treasurer.
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aciGc Express for The West. sleeo,n,
colchester. Bufllo. Niagara Pa'ls. Chem
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EENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
RAILWAY

m nay 10 IItI Is HIUIf.
General Superintendent anil Ers.neer
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NICA.-The owner Of Mica Mine in Colorado
vi wall sell controlling Interest will negotiate with 70
P'"''''' Address MICA, Box D. Tribune Once.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

CONTINUED IDLENEss OF THE KANAwHA VAL
LEY COAL MINERS --PEREsfpToRY ORDERS OF
THE COAL CoMPANIEs-THE STRIKERS ILL.,
TEMPERED.
GaEgssRIER, wHrrx SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VAL
August O. 1877. I
The coal miners OF the Kanawha Valley have been
strike Tor the last month"; and have thereby
dered serious damage to the freight business Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad as well as 10 the CON-
pancs operating the mines The miners alcge,
justification for the strike, that they have been
cheated by the companies giving them false
measurement The companies notified the miners
that they must 20 10 work by tho 10Th inst,
or In the event Of their failure to do so that
their places would be filled by o,bcr laborers This
acton on the part OF the companies has gwen rise TO
some Tears OF trouble when The companies attempt u
carry thcr threat into execution. TIE strikers bavc
been rcnarkabl, quiet Up TO ths time anu have IN
dulsed IA no vioeLco, but there has special
pr ovocation for II.
HAsTr ACTION COAL OPERATORS.
The companies owning the houses now occupied by
the strikers gave notice 10 their tenants to vucate and
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ELEVEN HEROES.
PHILADELPHIA MILrTIAMEN WHO COVERED
THEMSELVES WITH GLoEY-A STORY HITHERTO

psuADrrpu1A M1rrr1AMEN WHO covRnrn
THEMSELVES WITH GLORY-A STORY HITHERTO
r<rc,n
oNAoD'
From the Philadelphia Press August 10
II will probablv be rememb er~d tbat ths da,,ch
-. r.. ,.,-, -. 49,. - - -.
men' oi 'ne r"st aV'soh' WHICH o' tnis city July II
at half past SIX =. NJ stopped Altoona by the
r,ters who scanned tho tracks ana unco,,,.d m. an
a, 70 : - -
gine' Tue men-4oo IN humoer-were thus detained
a, that point until July 81 when Mr. s. Ashton Hand
. vo.nc ,.ntleman x,d.,v and inns, c,vorohl, L,,~,
:, -. - ,-.,,, :. -
III soa city, ws oe'aeo W ac' as engineer of loco
motive The troops the mouniains He ut
once ,cected ten mon rom the command and march,
ms x,,n nam hrouch nm rI,ra,na nonn "a - rond
hnas. area IN ngnc .5ob, and r.n i, an, .,nav sno
r,orers who being fully armed areS vo,,av s,,sr
vollev into ,hs swiftly iy,ne Iocomot,ve ~. an
a,ns was run ip sp,tc OF ali obstacles bv Mr. HIND
80 hrs about Two ,nilcs nm nh, rn.d .srs
A. WAS coup.d tn tia iraip conto,nno Governnr Hart
rani, and Adiul,ut General Ialta win aboni ! 400
troops No Iurtper danger and NO trouhIo vas eyxne
ricnced unt, ON entering the onc tunnel snotner an
zinc Was found standing on The rack ana
1luckius Their progress on examination TINS nova
bic barrcade was found TO coutain over Ave hundred
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PORT JOHNSON COAL TROUBLES.

A committee Of citizens beaded by Rev. Father Kill.
lcen and committee of the Port johnson Coal Com
pany strikers, headed by Patrick Nolan, waited upon
Mr. W. X. Tiinnehast, receiver OF the company, on
Thursday and effected compromise by which the
that II they return to work ut once,
OF their earnings the thirty days will
kept by the receiver, ana at the end OF that
period II appears that the men have made fifteen
cents an hour, then the company will make up inc
difference. meeting was held W Bergen Point in
the night and after long speech BY Father Keen,
urging the TO accept the oer The entire meeting
voted unanimously to accept the terms aud return 10
work. during Thursday the women In the uclghDor-
hood assaulted several innocent persons who they
istook for persons who wanted to take the place OF
the strikers.
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STRIKERS COMMITTED.

Justice Warts, OF Pennington, N. j., has committed
to JAIL in default Of bail, Raymond and Snyder, The
new men arrested by sheriff BELLS, OF Hunterdon
county, for leading the strikers and interfering wi
travel and tho passage OF the mails Central
Morris and Essex roads. The bail was fixed 81 700
and g. 500 respectively The prisoners will be tried
at the September term oil court.
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AN OLD WATER COURSE.

In cxcavating for the approaches to the East Rive,
Bridge the workmcu tapped old water course. IL
Is now flowing very copiously. Pumps are constantly
used 70 neep from impeding the work. MI. Colling.
wood thinks that we'll sunk here would anord Mn,
able sNnnX Of very excAl1eps vater u than xAxs
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trust AZ a upt, ths bows make general complaint
ana the fund now Ia hand is deposited In some BANK
or securities for the benefit OF those 10 whom DE-
longs. They easily tell how mHcn oe'ouHs 80 ou
ought to have chance TO do so without losing iss
share OF the fund"
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HELD FOR BIGAMY.

John W. Whitehead, machinist, nving In Pearl
street. Paterson, N. j., was yesterday committed TO
the Passac County JAN a charge of bigamy pre-
ierrcd by his wife, Elizabeth, who alleges that White
head has another wife living in England Whitehead
claims 10 have been divorced from his wie over tho
Mator, He Is about twenty -nve years Of aga
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BROOKLYN NEUROLOGY.

There 273 deaths In Brooklyn last week. or the
deceased l63 we're children under Ave years. Cholera
infan,um carried of 70 victims, diphhera Is, scarlet
fever IA, diarrnna9, dysenlery s. marasmus IL con-
sumption 20, convusions IL, pneumonia 10. disease
q ho heart
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MISSOURI.

RELEASE OF THE RINGLEADERs IN THE RECENT
FIsEMAN's STRIKE AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, August 10, 1871
In the Court OF Criminal Correction this morning
nollc proscqu cn,ored in tho cases of Currlin
Lafgreen, Fischer, Glenn Allen, Curtis. Cope, Rutz
and Goodhue, who were arrested members of the
Executive Committee of the workingmen's party
during the late strike, and accused OF making IN
ceedtngs.
The State asked for a continuance of two weeks on
tho ground that the police authorities had been
able yet furnish testimony against tho accused
but Judge Cady refused grant tho request, aud
prosecuting Attorney Hogan thereupon entered noe
prosequi in all the cases, aud the marched
triumph anu received tho congratulations Of their
friends who present In great numberk
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NEW JERSEY.

GOVERNOR BEDLE COMPLIMENTS AND THANKS
THE MEMBERS OF THE STATE NATIONAL
GUARD.
TRENTON, August 10, 1877
Governor Bedlc, as COMMANDMENT Chief OF the Ma.
tional Guard OF New Jersey has just issued order
thanking officers and for their faith and el-
performance OF duty The order says that stu
atcd New Jersey between the two great cities
compact network of railroads and large indus
trial I'M erests, became OF the first Importance not
only the peace and safety OF people but to
to the commerce Of the country at large that all disor
der aud essness here should be prevented speedily
suppressed.
TIE escape OF tho State from any destruction of life
property Is largely due 10 the presence aud Judi
cious conduct 0i the National Guard The rcmarkabe
promptness Of the National Guard is spoken Of fiat
terng terms Is also the discipline and good order
The valuable services OF Generals Mott Plume. Per-
rine aud Sewcll are referred to having been per-
formed With the greatest efficiency. The command Of
General Sewe, at Philiipsburg, Is particularly alluded
TO as having been conducted with skill anu fidelity
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OFF HIS COURSE.

"A Sandy Hook pilot, Charles Brown, was arrested
warrant issued by Justice Ferry Third Precinct
Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. complaint OF William
A. Pascal captain of the ugboat niagara, who charges
him wlh frauduienty collecting the sum OF $50
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SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY.

w. w. Aston. who was formerly member OF Company
X, OF the Seventh regiment has been elected o,
the trustees Of the armory fuod, vice Colonel
Washington L. Vermye, deceased Messra X. L.
Kennedy and Royal Phelps are tho othor rustoeA
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the notice has been treated with sullen Indulgence.
THIS would Indicate the intention OF the strikers 10 as
Wrts OF eject have been aud placed In
the hands OF the Sheriff OF kauawha county TO exc
cute IN the event the strikers DO not resume work by
Governor Matthews, in company with General
wickham, receiver OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road
and Mr. HATCH New York, the financial agent OF the
same road left this place yesterday morning a visit
70 tho dsahected region for the purpose Of having
COMPANIES in ordor to bring about an adjustment oil
the difficulties.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW'S CANNOT INTERFERE
Governor Matthews recognized The fact that In bis
Official capacity he cannot interfere any troubles
between employers and employees unless the laws are
violated but IL hoped that his personal influence
with the men would facilitate adjustment II Is his
purpose to that the constabulary OF Ksnawha
county Is sufficiently Organized 70 protect the commu
nifty from violence in trouble should grow out OF
tho strike. Parties who condemned Governor Mat
10 oue hs riots on the line of The Balt,more and ohio
road recognize the wisdom Of his activity and are
FREQ TO confess that but for his prompt action tho move
ment would have developed into moro dangerous pro-
portions than II did
CONDITION OF THE STRIKE At sIH JOHNS
RuN-cAnEruL DISPOSITION or TROOPS
ANOTHER CONFERENCE WITH THE srEIxxRs-
MINES IDLE.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO HE REEALD.1
SIR JonS's Auy, W. Va, August 10, 1871
Tho greater portion OF the boats that were tied up
At the lock here have boon moved most Of them
gong toward Cumberland. The captains say they
will tie them up again at some other point they
will and afford work At loss thaI 81 per
ton for freight.
None Of the coal companies that ship by canal arc
MINING except small lots 10 all contracts Three
boats passed loaded with coai-one for williams
port at nifty and Tie others Tor Georgetown at
81, both strikers rates.
The regular troops wore to-day reinforced by small
detachment OF odd lots from various batteries COL
lected IN Washington and used for somo time further
upon the Baltimore and Ohio road Another company
OF the seventh Maryland regiment has ueen ordered
from Baltimore and the Berkeley Light Infantry from
Martinsburg, seventy-cght musksts, have Como into
camp near Berkeley Springs, TWO and half
miles from here. One company Of the Sew:
onth Maryland half mile from hero, and
one company. with the Maryland troops under
Captain Girard Wright, has been sent up TO Pawpaw
to guard the channel tunnel Other companies, under
Captain Frank Markoe go tomorrow to Shepardstown
for guard duty about the heights the canal
President German, Of the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal, hero Tor few hours to day and had
ference with Colonel Douglas Governor Carrols repre-
sentative, and with Colonel Howard, Of the Seventh,
who had informal talk with some of the boatmen,
which, however, did not result in anything.
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ENGINEERS DISCUSSING THE QUESTION OF A
GENERAL STRIKE AT PHILLIpsBURG.

GENERAL STRIKE At PHILLIPSBUKG.
BETHLEHEM Pa, August 10, 1871
very important Meeting OF locomotive engineers
employed upon the Bcvidero division OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, the Lehigh Valley Railroad, the Gen.
trail Railroad OF New Jersey and Morris and Essex
division of tho Delaware, Lackawanua and Western
Raj road was held at PhiiIipsburg late last night
After long and animated discussion relative 10 gcg
strike, proposed by The mcinUers oi the Loco
motive Engineers Brotherhood enp.oyed upon other
roads, ~ decided that The roads represented al tho
meeting should follow whatever action was agreed
upon by tho Brotherhood. Several OF the delegates
aiatcd that strike was possible n almost any tune
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VERDICT OF THE CoRoNEE's JURY CONCERNING
THE DEATH OF MBRIDE, WHO WAS KILLED
IN THE RIOT OF JULY 26.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1877.
The Coroners jury IN the case OF william Mcbride,
who was shot while attending a meeting Of so-callco
workIngmcn July rs, which dispersed by the po-
lice, rendered verdict to-day They fnd that the do
ceased present at an assembiage which had been
prohibited by the Mayor, and say, although
the person who inflicted tho wound which
caused tho death OF William Mcbride rs unknown
" this jury II Is proper add that while tho deceased
present In common with many others disobedi-
OF orders, tLeg responsibility Of his death rests
entirely with those assembled.
The police officers appeared conservators OF the
peace and acted under the orders OF the Mayor, VINO
by his prsmrt ana determined action in suppresstng
all outbreaks at this point we'll others ng tho
troubIous timss deserves tho hearty commentator
and thanks OF all peace aud order loving citizens.
Tho contributing ara honorary members OF the
Weccacoc Legion rendered them banquet
this evening IN token or their appreciation
OF thor gallant conduct ut PuLsburg
and Scranton General Brnton, commanding the
FIRST division; Brgader General Matthews and the "
respective stats present. with other gushed
officers and citizens,
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got along we'll enough When that man got scared II
and passenger volunteered to fire worked along
with him, ana we pulled through oil right but when
the engineers voted to strike also ! saw there
told the company what I thought best to DO done
They thought was right, and II turned out for tho
rngeaders OF the striking engineers all scattered to
scnse Iei. stayed around or near HOboken, and the
next morning held meeting OF the division voted
TO go to work That broke NE back Of inc aremon,
and the next day they gave II up and all worked
smoothly again.
AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL STRIKE
III told you at the hrst that the strike OF the eng
unconstitutional, and SO u Our Brother
hood does not permit Of our taking tue business into
own hands and ordering STRIKE Tint Is lett 10
the Executive Committee, and IN this case they were
consulted It's my boiief that our DIVISION Of
strike, but whether it will DO a nue suspcns ION
nobody knows. There is Just this much about IT, md
that Is, after had struck news came to the boys
that the chiefs OF tho brotherhood not only did not
believe In or encourage our strike, but they notified
the company that were in the wrong, aud that II
the company needed them the brotherhood would
furnish within twelve hours all tho engineers wanted
Oil our places. You just bet that news encouraged
OF tho boys to turn right IN aud vote to 20 70
AN ovxRaRows BRorHERnoon
"And now as to the Brotherhood. IL was started as
a good thing, but II has ovcrgrown itself, and has got
pulled up as 10 be just ripe Tor cutting open ana
letting the whole thing go TO pieces l. lnsuros our
lives guarantees aid 10 US Ia sickness or DISTRESS ana
a handsome sum to our wives and families at our
death There's tho good part OF ~ but the evil Is that
II pokes It's into our business until would
rather sorve the company than the brotherhood, ia
vested In IT. For many year rye paid
my dues aud assistance fees, SO that my
family would have something II died. put u draw
where's my money goner TX mad put " IN
saw ugs TANK II would be another thng but IT'S tied
up so can't get H. aud II should draw out perhaps
the very next week may get killed, and then what
becomes OF my family, 1 cans afford 10 withdraw
from the Brotherhood wish TO God could, All
hone tor v that there wiARrsw N asTaaal mis-