davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-25

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fn,s ~ 1' ,>1I.h ,,s tr,d ~ ,rno,t vcre twt
III rars ~ Ma,Isr Me-, ~; nns
!nrt '"uhs5 r,s. % r,hnx ,vns' o.dnT I'll lit, III,
1cesrrusf ,i, -, 49,. ~ ~, t.- - ...n
..f ,S.. n' ~ W. ,ra ,,n,n. 1hc tn,unnu Id, at,tr
~ th,t ~ nr ,,,rI wa. Hnnc. In IL noDn cyrrsthInv
W. nnm.. ~. ,,,c s'' a. ,,',na, ,hnm.s a.
.t.nnt,, AK iiaI.ir,f .t,rtts wniic e.ow IT
.tNNc"sat a. -" 80. snl hrs' -. rn,C,nm.,oJ
enmsa aoons H'1 1rh..c s.,s 'y ~ x,olcrrn hi
.n Il n. ,nh io5,f,,., I, W. .ntsn. IL. 4,
h S,rhsirrr ~ nj ~ Hi hnnr ;htrc
- snn,a y., H. W. t",irasd rnri",sq. III
sstt tbrY T,.ccnntt vornrt' nj srmt vent
70 ~ st Ia ssy thsl fhcy wo"jd nrutcct ts soroo
nc1",.srr Thcr ,mh' ~ srnTrr s"A III ,tcsnn,s
NJ ,i,stln NJ tbr INV nd rnniI nj .cr VII. tn
thc cromtt which staf,cl iron, lie nntes ltsttict
tnrt, " :. xtr,ti IT,. xtr1.sn,. s.d st.n.f .f..+s
, 1877-07-25

NhM LIE CttUH "ESt lHHHGau
,,,n,or district "ncca .tnns ~ n,c,ar1 whro
'ar, ",'...s ,..,.. ,,.. ..s.., ,,a e
augmented by men from sccofn'tck's feaper fac
tory, tho cl'air works, and eu'p1uyca of tho noli
di'ts'ct. and. thoush dcnons1Fatye, were smpara:
lively ordcrts. The crowd WAS largely eunpo1el
Of oy: from 10 10 10 sssF, "a q t ass 18th, They r,o.
'r" {a ~ hsI so Il. 1"n 5 1"'' us'".r 'ns'
stances the bosss. IL TOD the ne" men 70 20 6erora
Tho c,uwa came tip. 4 portion weat Ia search or
i. X. Martin and bis foreman, who las, year had
trouble win HI. 'nen, and MIA 'ottm.n. wine e'o.
tccsln2 tho psopenr. shot several rto,crs. They
,hey woata eafn up Mattans ynta' @ anu aae Wso's
IN sed s1 "hsIsn4 ,aroush s..e
aud tMrouxh thstr endesver. neatly cvsrr work,aan
icf, hi. work Tho hr.ckva,Is Of which thert urr
great humber In the Vicinity. ~cre soon aeso-
lated. lmsn eams ths Move.worTn; Aet9tn.ek' 1ah
fa6sf 1 Go. Tho cooxd ease tha arta dffeen n,in
utcs nn.iec t. 'hat: ~ tc.istanss A. w. offered A.
fSr vatiaua po,nts Throughout tho elt1. son,e wcat
dawn hlne Island avenue. and tt.r1ual Sixteenth.
esroet where ,nany o. t"sm dttfte'l tato sal"ons
don'. give o.. II w dont get 81. wstt
70 ami ect rotne muskcts Hnd we'll shout ao,as ol
theae rich men hetote to. morrow nt.nt.s Al! tne
men Ncru more or Iesa excited, ,nl Nearly a! lhc
raoJs u pfsseduts, .!nl npsniy sspre..ra them.
|: seess saas 'ss ''' Inc
.Al'ont o'eock the n.ol, rctnrned to tho lumber
at, t. a hs WHIT It s.s!ss 1 1fsy Doxa ss'ssa I'll
THIS etuwd wa.too drunken " fat 70 roftena any
| thcu1. Licnt. EescJ. Of Tho lItnGau street bta-
t,oo. armed b. msn Hlta spftnsnsid s Atibe.. and
xAfrNt n f91R tFDkl. Tl1G ND1fCn hkh n ut
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vE&sE;TkNE..
yEsaf:TkNE.
The Great Reputation
Which yege&int has attaiped Ia a1I parts OF tho
county nsn
~.z-A ~,.p ~.S
Great and Good Medicine,


md tho large number Of fnetlmonials which ara
constantly tclug received from persons who harp
hcdn CURED BY IT. 1sc. nrr dancuslve proof Of la
Errat vuafue. II IL recommended by physlcl3ne
anil npolhecsFicr. An Hlo0d Purifier and llcnIth~
lttat0fct 1t has 40 cuuni.
Fsactnc Is not prepared for a tancr drink made
fean, po1t lyuors fitch deb(litatc4 the stAtcm and
tenda to destroy health. instead VI scstorlnr II.
Ara not The udny te4ttnnn4!s 9ivrn for tho iif.
fetent complaints satiAfAcf0ry Id any reasonable
pceEona eudtelnE fronl dt4tuAc that they enn bs
cured! fsesI !he different trsti,nonais given, and
no one ran douos. fn uahy OF thesa eases the
pessuns say that thcis pa!n an1 suffering cannot bo
sxprcs'ed. ~ IN casee ot acFofula, whore, sppA-
tt0M. II fceet!nr Will rcllere pain. cleanse, puft-
II. and cutc such dl4css1s restoring the atient 10
perfect health after trftng dlHercnt phJficihns,
manr rcrlcdr6. suffering tor year., IL 1t not con.
Cl1slvc rr0"f, u y0u xfc snaeEtr. yon can b.
careds by II this medicine performing such great
cures! II MUrks In the bl0ou, In tho circulating
aril. It can ne truly c4ilcA tho Grfat Rtood IHrI.
fsr The great source of disease originates In Tho
atoods and NJ nrdtcinc TINT does not Act directly
upnn II, 70 purify and renotate haA any jnst CLAIM
npon public sstrntidH. When tho hiood becomes
litclcAs aud staxnant olhcf from change OF wealth
or Of climate, want ef exGfcisc. Irregular diet
o. from any othar calxt, tho scxetlnu viii rcnrr
tue boVi. csFrr of the putri hn1nnrs cfcapsc ths
6topach. rcgnlatc tAc b0we1s. and impart tone Ut
vtRo. ta Hc s|als Ga3r. The conefetiaa n. In tho
nunllc mind ~ we'll ny IN the medical profession,
dom arc more safe. more apcccrsfn n tho ours OF
dtaeaae. than mineral nsctictncs. teect!no IL
composed Of rpnts. barks. anl herbs. il is pic4s-
ant ~ take, md Ia perfectly safe to give t1fant.
ltu you need III 10 not hesitate 10 Try IL. You
will never tegsetit
, 1877-07-25
MEETINGS.
IN COUNCIL.


Shortly after 4ho Inauguration og the strtke on
thn klrhtvnn Central R.tlrosd thc f.ounrrl,t. a.,
-. III ,kM-.," 49," 80. @ .a'H"'a@ .s4"' W VI
y. .ass @" t"s'"<o''es A"e nofR'n&men1 party
vt Illinois aasqned charge OF the Operating forces,
who went through the city stapplng tho men fso,a
work al Tho xsriou. rsffroa.l, mapufsrtnrIrs ami
,.,a. 1,n.in,.. ,i,a.. -. s"I',,i,.. .~.'. .1~
Mts1 e"ssus* - p'aess' n.' o>ah''aS' "essa tua''
nun!at. Wa tn ehaFEe nf oae gang, and Mr.. Sto.
ehIs, An equally notorious mcnbet Of that organj-
1attoe. headed tho other. They received their IN
r,r,nstto, teon, h.s,o".,,.,. vh1es ~. ,"..,'s
~ the lordois once. corner VI Aafkee AMI AadE.
son strcrta. 4 ThlnuSx rdporkuF called At th,t
ymr.... os,.,. G.a., ch,.r
I'oa. 80 n.NaS -. asaen. ~ ea'e9,
and Jaeob Wlnhea and others acaea ~
ayIfYed bringing Information frpm tn. r.,ton,
-. ,s.ss.,'s 80. "s,.ss.s ~
a9os, ana 1aseStlo9s woIe fssaIaea ny tae sanie
.s.af. s.ss ,ec.s s1s sIs st M &
, 1877-07-25

Az HAI.AEht <ElsLEh ~ ~ 6t
At about half }hast a'ctock ysstcrlay morning,
crowd ot perhaps sto mcn, women. ard
children gathered alout tho off'co at t'alier, Fu!.
let y tu.ta lu1nbcf.ynni and planine.m.ll, In tho
lanlbcr district at Twrnt5 .trect, and a
delegation cnlcrcd md demanded adnIttnncc to
The warklng departments for tho avuwna purpose
Of "taIkinE with tho men," They wtrn asked
wlh& ihpJ wanted. and were told that tNey could
nor ~ In tu aet tho mcn. The defeyatea replied
TINT they should go In, and moreover nlct TINT II
would bc lha bcst Thing The psopretofs could do to
shut down. Without much hchltatun. tbs owners
of tho establishment Kcecdcd 70 tho demand,
ordered their men to gull work, and advised them
IL ~ Aumo aud semalu tlefo. =
Thcn the mob passcd tip Twenty second aud
Loomis streets. stopping all norkmcn from
performing their aat1ea Thts eant!nusu until
ihe I'D of Ills Lumber dlsttict u, Twenty second
street, the crowd dy,dlus INTO dIslavns for
The % r,fEa.e !s Of tas'itAslns tbs work scet'ou
~ " HAMILTON MxnRlMAx
tust ~ Lieut. trscy. " the 1ltnma etreeE Station.
met nlnn oMcrxlng from between two lumbar
yl!ss hestuT s lsa.paSsFney: lie ,, " T., sa!' an
aad uzel laagu.uu calculated to intimEdaie. but
Lieut.. ycsty s'nutea. ~ anu boss here. and
whom 10 ordered under kreest. Thcrc was moi The
slightest uppas,t1oA ~ tbts. And zach police
p.IM u,arehed uH 10 thc statIon with
4 prt4nneF !n charge. the crowd following clone
after and expressing i.@ef Ia aoxsefoas language.
Two Or ,areo times Lieut. vescy turned 4noat,
wten thu utmost slance prevailed. the crowd halt.
thuuEh nj show Of reslstaneu wAs made. II TIM
slnirrs OF Chicago stp al ~ can.lnus weso thcsp
hrn In tho lumber district. .ha cltt4cna have not
Auch tea.ua 10 fear them. The crowd of aDu which
assembled II Palmer i Fullct's in the MurA.ng
was augmented t. aver thousand hefYfo half 'pnst
y. n. The the HAZE separated, portion remain.
ints a& Twenty stcou1 street aud the rest going oR
npfth,
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and that the cstahfiri,mrns should he 1ln.ri. Nr.
tnnsdou made ~ 'p;r'-'t'on whntcy"rt and his
t'ns. isth nts their aprons. AMI vent t".tn, tn,-
towing sre5 In 1'c 'tsi" Of tn. f"a1rr. II thc
made sprrcI' !" At. fn]ipvrr., nr.tn4 thcn, for
ward ~ their work, and announced thst tho hrSl
place 20 Gs Visited WA the tstthltrhucnt OF
and then that oft:. Nj. ilerlcr.na i Co. Al The
fnEfncf plarr. WHICH was antY a few doors SWAY,
nrnneement tbnt they had ia grievances. wero
.at:.4e'' with she r*sr. thx, wesr se:t.ng. ctc,.
apparently s,i!ne aid r1t nroeeslrI 10 tten.
tctsUnr. corner Of franklin and st"ttac streets.
They d,s no: a.te.nls - rnset ", shc sson,. aas
aad 20 ,lsspo-sts,n "a admit shcn.
Tae lille iri.hman re.pontsG. .:x woskias%.n a1a
w.th ! wife AMI rix thiltsrtn."
Whit d. yot wsntt' w.s The nt1s quesnon.
1--WE want to order Your men 10 ttoI. wosk. WAS
:, ''wt asc our osp orteta. II you please Was
.ldcraoly COOLED ~ the reception, Finally. how.
ever. TIE tbef was opened ana several wetr Al.
iowed to enter They found th4s lhe tmpInye. Of
and th,. enueu ihr ta,c,*icw
TltK NEXT MOVEMENT
al the leaders waa 10 nnretable for counsel tn 4
vacant 1ot while large hnay nf Inc mob psoeeeded
I. 'so t'ronsh" m snaasteA building Just aer''ss
III, % s'h: % ia .1s o'eee' '9t y ,iase,. %eeS ,ss
eonnril the leaders vent north On Franklin
e oasos ,tscst nd starsea ssa. on Monroe :" s
gone !e.a tnsn half block when tnry were ruf.
prt.ed Nv posst vi police. who ordsred she crowd
clubs. >1hia was Al that wat ntecs.ary, and
.. .THcs ESnEp rms PAntscEt.AH NoH.
The leaders took tn ihctr heels, Ant! lhcr toow.
different direction. The eifeet wat cleared of nco.
rlc Ia few minutes, that +. Of the pfn,nosrrs of
, 1877-07-25
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

TRFINf TO DhnANtzE.
Ths following adarrssto the workingmen wat
qnteuJ circulated early in The evening:
woEkJxUNkn or cHicAaot
FFtfo'c l1artkrs' Cn'Eer nnY cttcn,n.tances teep
dnet nnfif NC have given thu present erlfa 4 dod
rnhshrrstun. IN EGrntlst f,ommlttcs hAf tecn
spH1ntctl 10 rceelre 'ie1rnles 1rpns rscry siso1,
nnstct, t. lay ont ptan. h"w 10 work md batter
our sstnatnn, Appoint yDnr delegates and send
them At any lime atter o'ctttk To- ptght,
The EzetutltH Aill slt al nIght al No, 1t1
workinsmen's pa,ty Of ihs III Tnitea s,.tes.
A reporter Of TnE TRIBUNE eailed At No. liz
Milwaukee avenur. ssnd found small gathering III
swedes and seantnartans t,ronEtng tho gront Of
the place. The roon, III which The Executive Com.
uittce rrfc IN secret conetavr was aboxc 4 lagcr.
beer alanon. At The front donr food three nj tn
Committeeman. who c1orciy scanned thr fAcys and
credentials of all VII" cnteArofcd&o gain entrance.
II thc 1sf'c1 wesr eocd. the npen sessne wss EItei
snd Tho member hied h'ntse1S up psfr Of narrnu
sta1fa. al The head Ut which was the room in which
the meeting was holding. There was a fall Fcprc.
acntation from the rai1rond companies ccntcr1na
here An1 rpfinkJ,1: 0f fbo.e }run, so.nc of ~
large mtnufactu1HG establishments. whu sepa4tcd
The eject Ut the strike and The ca ring pf he wo1k-
!oEmtn under their Immediate supervision.
unrta2 the evening ptbb7tly
ftFTT pElnQArks
wfIe rjbAefca. The re.nJt u tl,rlF deliberations
Maet tsc Cleaned from cxpfcaaiDn4 which Wefn
dropped by members quietly they dc parted from
the ball. ti9cc admission vas dcn'ct TME Tntnuxn
naan xhcn be- applca. The general Tenor at lhs
scsska was u the elect thu, the crisis ia ms res
tConttnurd an the Seventh Page,
, 1877-07-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

csoles hooks ao loa8gr for lbs fso only. Tpe s.ss
usually toia iIoM q " ~ x.Ssa taafhaegzA aad uaa
bEtdsrII for 10 Aaa xG.
i. EAsTLfH*E. hy Mss Naasy Woad {tsoltta 80. 1oa
= !u!!S llAalFA3. IENT.. ty AtAs A4ulock. Aso
!. 1ASE MIKE. W Charlotte HFOhtH fuuQn4e Aa. L0
l. \ WHAAk lIATElt, Eh Alltd tic add hNpul NLI
s. THE gi+AHK.ISN!ES, Jutt4 FftAca 1xtkAt. Joa
4 LAST pAfahF fDAtEtl, bY niA1Dhct. I1t
!. ADAM bEfJk. br tlrdFke Ellut tIlOuhlt Ee.1 No
T. THE A4sH MEL AA IT'LL l5 411t GeEtl tlay. it'd
y 1L!5Afi}3ELTUN's A<tSEF,6 Mari ttGciI ff&J iie
y TMMS M W@nAAMS!H WI M , MII!rE u u Make Ge!,!s. ~
~. IME NILL On THE FL1SH. ~ t.tosSe k1l1t+ z1a
II. ruE AMERICAN SENATOR W Anthony ~
II. A rKINCESS or THULE, bf William Ulkck. Hk
81. THk DEAD A;.CNEF+ bY fikie Gu ILRa. lug
II. HUAoLA ~ t3ruFxe kllss n10able so.e 7oe
Ia. tug kSHLlst AZ TIE SOltrA t't,LE AND
fIElh9f tcE. u oae boak. 9{ 1ul<s Verne ioe
IT. HIDDEN fEKit.S By May txCA Has. 10c
L. NAkAARA'1 HISTORY, hJ AUeIiA u. EdT Af&A .1e
~. i TEHItIBLE TEMPTATION, III Chs. tsxA1o. l1G
~ OLD CURIOSITY htlDt. b. AllaFles 1lck4a4. :oo
~. FOUL PLAY. lJ th4Flta fscAdr4 10
H. MAN AND Mltfk. " Htlkto Collins. Ale
n THE SQutkES Leg AEf, ~ Mari EaeH HAy. Hh
For ssle ~ III n~uk 4ce1A ind Sex a.eaerA ssaS
paAtlxu PIE ksd, fe4elEt VI psee " 4EQAGE MUM
10. II. ~ an1 - fALa% Atsz-s Il. X.
, 1877-07-25
Vegetine
WHAT Ii NlsiilDED.

Uosroa. Feb. u, 1B7l.-H II. Sffrsas, Ed
DkAH SiR: About QUE year sIncc found myself In
fee0Is condition frotn General debility. Scgctlne
was atr0nyIy Recommended tu me by friend who
bad been much heue0ted by it, 4tc. procured
thv article. sn After ns,nx several bottles, VIA
stored t0 hcsith. aud discontinued IT, USE. faet
Qulte confident That there Ii no medlcins anperor
to II for those complaints for which it ID especially
prrpared. and woul1 rheerfulay recommend 1t 10
thDso who fcc thss try med something to restoss
them 10 perfest health. Respectfully yuurs,
l.. l.. F.rTxku4LL,
Firm Of +. II. Felicuei1i i TO-,
No. 1O State .st.+ Boston.
, 1877-07-25
THE E-FACTDRIES,
wnxN eun zxc1fxnsNr WAS RuNssNa TIM
ufauxkT

WHkN TUE zXC1fkAkNr wA8 RUNNING TIM
HIGHEST
in .h0 vicinity n Lake aud Jsnss.oa streets, two
unknown tndiyldualt-opo short, bony, GlthY
!rIslan,an and Ahs othef buGc, 12hhy, 5cd.laceu,
foul, .nouthcd fellow OF The salne naIiouaItly-or.
Eanited \ eommttcc to look sftsf the shue- fac.
taFfcs, with q siew tu closus thcsu. Tho ssta'lsr
and ulaEa victpua ono OF the two waa ihr alokes.
locking gsng ~ ever wnre chains in Joliet !hr
crowd wus cnMposcd largely Of half ztoMn lo3s hut
s,npng them were msny who have already soJsurn-
AID ell they lacked was euutAgc. They we're asoi.
ed with latha and pieces Of lumber gathered hers
sy tss ]
with oo1dncss seeming ~ defy the authorities,
sAl whoever el.o might dare s!aal ia thcs WY III
ICED su tspectAly labps With tie sI,ur interest," the
fest establishment atey STACKED VISA the
cxnSkka nAkshr ~ BLAZE, MALkka S,, g.,
6tes!, oh. 40, but they did waut 10 p.sseut thcne
xsusIsmcu making .ny more cssekes,i They a.fsr:
eu,oniou.Iy marched Into their establishment sud
ordered tito WIFI men 70 quit 1us their otltt Mas
nut fespectel- fexs. they ordered The pfoprsf"Et
se III 9sTsso. and o ,epa tasf r. sp.ss.
soa u reasoning. In which thu emp.oyes looked on
ia meek rondstu,ens. aud ln which tue owner. u
would bs 10 !oss Inc sixty bAtres of douf lsJ
had reduced ~ dough. promisin4 that Is they were
70 e4ks xsat tasy h,d hsy w"Sa :4ss1a
Wild hRrr1hs,
The mob next vent north 10 Lake street aud east
TO Franklin, b<Ing detsiue4 In th.it Journey Su1y
BY swinKtaK bridge. ~ this s.Mo tho crowd
nuMbcted ssSeEal hundred. Ana all were II sea,
sven the Leaders. who, fur Whilc. sers discaAslox
!hs Proposition 70 lead ia an attack f9f planacs,
keAchln: tr4aklla street thsy tufued soatA and
snteled tbs boot And ahae fsel0ty OF
Mn CuN0uO&.
70 ths terror Of tasgs nuubcs u women employed
there, whose shrisks eoald be heard In ,hs street
~ they scAnpsEed aNaT Or shrckc4 1t th& Wild aud
lAtuslAle4 Moh un thc Qutstdc. Thu demand was
m4de that the slxty sapleyss sauul4 Quls work.
, 1877-07-25
Vegetine


CuAnLxsrowa. III Il. AYertns.-DkAnSln;. This
IL 70 certify thai hare usrA rour ''Blood lrcpar-
alton" fn my family fur scrrrll yrars, and think
that for AcrufnlA or Cankes0uA Hum0ts ur Nheu.
matte affections, II cannot bc excei,c.i; ana u =
blood par,aer md spring modlctnp it Il tho ''ess
everything. eau chceriuliy recommend Il to my
one In need u sucl, a mettclnc. Yours 1especl-
fully. Mns. a. A. UIAsxunE, - lknsael1-sL
, 1877-07-25
Vegetine.
All Have Obtained IsclicC.

So,t7u nxxwtcx. Ms. Jtn. II, l87..-K n.
Ia lts wutat fofm fur tho last ten yea1a AID haro
taken hundrtda Of do!lsf.' worth Of tncd1c!aes
sa.a@sasea ssSiss IL lis Vsasttas. st,'ss Which tns
my health has steadily improved. Ny food llgssls
we'll, and / aaru gained 6tfeen po1Mds VI hesh.
1hrsu ssrcral others III lits place takihx Vege
sine. and Ill havo eblAinch relief. aours kr'lly.
ThuxAx T.. MooNx,
Osessess at cssd Raom, FossamaatA Co. Mills.
, 1877-07-25

The delight Of ctcry methcr n to have her
chllren elegantly dressed. This Ia generally an
cned IN cost by luictons rndy OF the rnsidrsnsd
toilet department nj ..andfews' Eazar." and nh
fond man,!nas can Keep their darling. atsircd in
ehAsmtnE fnshtan, wtthant nvcrtannnt u,UIcrats
Income. Cincinnati PROMISES auon to be q hral.
4Nancra hf fashion ~ wrl ~ of purk. All owing
10 the ''Eekaf. p price 10 cents pef eopy.
, 1877-07-25
Continued an the Seventh Page,

Laughter Ients n Now Chhrpa
To hcauty when # dtscfo'cr pretty set Of teeth.
Nhitcnc"' wllch nature tn~ supplied thls element
OF lvel Hess. may III retained through tfe by II.
ting the fragrant SuxOaunt.
, 1877-07-25

Nothing can exceed The folly md stupidity OF
lho.e WIN rahInlt 10 the panrs Of tho raruus torh
and eotnp:ttatoa4 OF rheumatism. and gout, by
which they arc tustnseh and disabled. when they
lod'dc Of Amnonia. obtain instantancaus and
permanent relief. For sale by all druggists.
, 1877-07-25

to 70 to the inrre hoot 4nd ston md other ran1
faftnrtnE htflrcs on tnr snnth SfHe anh snrtr the
ro'klhEren 10 gut The hrrt ttaly accomplished
IT. work Haitklr, anil ttrn marched Nrst on MnsI-
Hons. The rcar ~nI of this crowd was conpo%et
ef lot 0! d. dirty. tsol. .for'akcn- looking ntus
Whenever they pa..ct a fruit rsand each bay made
rrah, and whrn they had passed the stand wat
empty of n7pirr. orafIgcf pcanuts, ete.+ and
become of h,s wares. Ths ether crowd, which
operated nuing the rl,nc iuhses. met with acrcr1
ter'. where they Afterwards tit.pcrse,i. Tho enit
FcqntH. atfr'l and Atst0s1atHre oe soma OF {h&
fexdeFs viii he found elsewhere
, 1877-07-25

No better lndorscmcpt il needed for nernsn]'s
Golden reztIlayc than Tho fsroF It |t4s met viii
a. dentlfr!cc II han no equal. Ark Yonr druggist
, 1877-07-25
VEGETINE

Prepared by
II. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
, 1877-07-25

s1IALF-GKOWN BOYS.
rue cun1oUs AND WHOLLY aNxxpLlcABLx X
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shown BY sums of the wofkuasa iu various indus
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
DOOM SDAY.

Sentences Passed by Judge Avery.
The following sentences were awarded to
convicts in the Criminal Court this morning:
j. Watts, colored, shooting with intent to
kill, 2 years in the Penitentiary.
Geo. Samm, Chinaman, shooting with intent
to kill, year in the Penitentiary. The Court
in passing sentence in this CASE remarked that
the pistol with which the prosecuting witness
(Joe Sing) was shot was merely a toy weapon
that the wound was not serious, and that the
jury had recommended mercy. Taking all
these facts into consideration the sentence
would be as light as possible
James j. Cain, manslaughter, four years in
the Penitentiary. In answer to the question
"whst have yon1 to say why sentence shoulu
Honor, that. while have been
in jail, have found testimony that will con-
yict John Deppe, one Of the witnesses against
me. of perjury" In addition. Major Black
burn in plea for rhercy stated that eleven Of
the Jurors who convicted Cain had already
signed q petition for his pardon.
l. N. Richie, manslaughtef, years.
Ephraim Rymer, assault with intent to rape
3 years.
Charles Thomas, burglary. years.
Michael Doyle, burglary, years.
Joseph Smith, colored, assault with intent to
commit rape, years.
Thomas Mccarthy, burglary, years.
VIM. Valentine, colored, blgamy. year.
Samuel Todd, colored, burglary and stealing
a mule, years.
VIM. Welsh and Thomas Ferdinand, burg
larry, years each.
Otto Leeman, burglary. 2years
John M0lfQul, burglary, years.
Alice anu Fred Stofer, receiving stolen
goods, . years eaoh
VIM. Shields and Jacob Shuier, receiving
stolen goods, years each.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The South Carolina Claimants.

The South Carolina Claimants.
National Associated Fress to the SGar
WASHINGTON, March ;L-Governor Cham
bcrlain had two interviews with the President
yesterday, one at P. NJ. and the other at I p.
II. Governor Hampton was not at the Execu-
tive Mansion, but Senator Gordon paid visit
there during tho morning.
In consultation last hight Gov. Chamberlain
stated that in his fl st interview with the Pres
ident he gave it as his conviction that II an IN
itial point should be agreed upon AS bas for
an arrangement but little difficulty would be
experience in reaching conclusion that
would be satisfactory and honorable to all par
ties.
He further stated that he had submitted two
prvp0siti ms to the President, either OF which
il adopted would serve as basis upon which
Negotiations could be opened. As these sug-
gestiOns had not yet been made known to
Hampton and his friends, it was thought by
Gov chamberlain and those Interested with
him that it would be improper to disclose the
character OF the proposition.
In view OF the position Of the case Mr.. Evarts,
who has with Secretary Schurz ben especially
charged with devising some means OF the
settlement OF the South Caro- ina difficulty, has
requested Governor Hampton TO delay his de-
partule for home, and thai gentleman, in Goa
sequence, remains another day. 1t is expected
thai the President will invite him to an inter-
view to day and submit the proposition Of Gov
6rnor ChamperlRn,
A Tiidel RumOT.
There was a iriimoT circuldted to-day that a
quo warranto proceeding hai been instituted
against President Hayes in behalf Of TiideD,
but on inquiry the story proved to be without
fou dation.
Senator Matthews Goes TO Wash
ington.
NEW YORK, March 3i.-Thc Graphlc's
Washington special says. Stanlev Matthews
will arrive to-day to consult with the Presi-
dent. 1t is said he comes at he request of SEN
ator Gordon, John Young Brown and others to
whom he made pledges.
Fernando Woods Denial.
The Graphic publishes the following card:
WASHINGTON, March 80
To the Editor Of the Graphic:
The statement Of your correspondent that
had an agreement signed by thirty -iive DEM
ocrats, pledging themselves to vote for Hayes
in Congress ami that was opposed to Tilden,
Is absolutely groundless. There is rot the
least foundation for such report. 1t is ia Sc
in every part.
[Sigued] FERNANDO WOOD.
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Harmon sticks.

This morning Judge Cox. whom the Ohio
Senate has declared elected to the bench in the
Common Pleas Court instead of Judge saassa
Harmon, who fills that position. Appeared be-
fore Judge Tilden, of the Superior Court, aud
showing his certificate issued by the senate.
was qualified. Going then to the room Of Judge
Harmon he demanded his seat, and was eoar-
teously but firmly refused. Judge Cox stafes
that he will present the matter TO the DisEiass
Court next Monday.