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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17

A T. GAsTRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
ments, Brides, Har,'Ass, Hardware, Guns,
Pistols, Pumps, Pipes, Machine Fittings,
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriagc |..oodwork,
Blacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON NAN
UFACTORY.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
Uric, Garrett & Cottman, Brinley, Jas.
H. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, Horse
Hay Rakes, all of which will guaran-
tee to sell lower than can be purchased
elsewhere.
Changers and others will find it to
their advantage to call and examine my
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17

The river is rising very slowly at
this point.
To friend Annis of the ADVOCATE we
imploringly say, " let the dead ana the
beautiful rest"
We again remind our friends who
are indebted to tho SENTINEL, to relieve
the STATUS Quo.
The kilograms in tliis issue throw as
much light on the Commission muddle
as we are prepared to shed.
Our friends in West Feliciana will
confer special favor by sending us the
deaths, marriages &C.. occurring in their
neighborhood.
Louisiana is safe, and Nichols will
be sustained in any emergency, say
Messrs. Gibson, Levy and Ellis. See
their telegram.
-Mardi-Gras ceremonies at New Or
leans, though intcrfered with to Il consid-
cradle extent by rain, were 4 great sue
cess in every sense. An immense throng
of strangers graced the occasion with
their presence.
d
Sunday morning last, by Sheriff Barrow,
and carried to Baton Rouge where he
remains confined in Jail. charged with
the killing of George Thompson (col. in
Bayou Sara, in the fall of 1869.
Our fellow-citizen, DR.. +. M. Mum
ford has been appointed Mayor of the
town of Bayou Sara, and Mr.. John f.
Ring Justice of the Peace for the 9th
Ward, vice VIM. w. Pachie deceased
All commissioned by His Excellency,
Gov. Nichols.
The champion r. E. Lee did not go
up on her regular day, owing to laying
over day for the accommodation of
Mardi- Gras visitors. She passed up on
Thursday however, with over 400 pas
sengers aboard whole CARGO Of ''beau-
ty and gallantry.
"A serious conhagration occurred in
Baton Rouge on the morning of the
18th inst, which resulted in the destruc-
tion of Litty's shoe store and factory, q
one story frame building belonging to
Mr.. Pierre Barron, and another,the prop
erty of Fielding Musselman. Loss, in
Guiding buildings, goods and personal
effects, $4,000. Insurance only about
$4,000.
-MAkD1-GRAs, in Bayou Sara and st
Francisville, as far as the day perform
ances were concerned, amounted to
nothing. The weather behaved badly
wouldn't listen to a word cold probs"
had to say, but just persisted, with an
infexible will, in being as disagreeable
as possible. So tho boys were deprived
of the fun of any general and organized
turn out. A few desultory masllers pass
ed however, some of whom were dressed
in we'll devised costume.
Our friend Gus B, visited the
SENTINEL, in the guise of an Ape, and
served to pass away some moments for
us in his happy way. At night, splen-
did ball, however, came of at Bayou Sara,
nnder the auspices of the Forests.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
OUR PAkI>H.

Notwithstanding the depressing
and dom ralizing effects Of the los g
suspense in regard to the result o.
the late election. and which has
been rather le;gtcntd than Others
wise, since the great national re-
turn!n: board TOOK hold Of the
question, the farmers of our pari-i
~eem 20 be moving with commend
abe energy towards arrangements
for making the crop IF 1877. Tn'-
is at it should be ; although thu
clouds of Internal dissenton~ and
political corrnrtions, hang heavily
and portentiou-!y shove our coun
t:y, the p!or gi>hnre must not b.
ulf"rcd 10 rnSt, no" The u-band
man sit down, il idle repining.
The products cf lie soil, rar'icu
ally tn sc that are used for ANS
NAL Sus:cnancn, .louid be cultivar-
ed and raised if p's-i,'!c, in super
abundance. Don't be too solici
tiou- iowa ds III, great staple. 4
little les of it. with q better p ice
would rcdoHId 10 The Interests OF
BE y: oduccr, while the cereals, pc
tatoes, vegetables, hay. etc. will
supply what might otherwise. e.
.org, prove great want. A wore
to the wise il sufficient.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES AND SMALL.
paSOs|b'ES.

Highest market price paid
for Cotton, Wool, Hides, Pei
tries. Moss and Country PRO
duce Remember the
"CGsEAp s&ED" ~'EDGcE!
COIN & BROTHER.
Oct 18th 1S!6.-3n.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
T. xNPGGS.

will mail (frcc) the recipe for propar-
ing simple Tcgetable Balm that will re-
move Tan, Frecklcs, Pinplcs and Blotch-
cs, leaving the skin soft, clear and beau
tiful also instructions Cor producing a
mXuriaut growth of hair on a hal,l head
or smooth face Address, Ben. VandeIf
Il Co., Box 5la1, No. ) Wooster ST., New
York. Jan. IL, '77.--Sp.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17

AS there seems to hc
some mi-app;chen-ion on the
subj 'ct. we would call ,bc attention
# on friends 20 the fact 'ha, we q"
no, Charge for printing death notic-
es. obituaries, however, are charg
ed Tor as per our terms elsewhere.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
ENTISTRY! DENTISTRY!
NEW STORE! New GOODS!
CHE1P RED STORE,
At the old stand of Jake MITCHELL,
ST. FTuHcisriiie, Louisiana.

TAT the old stand of Jake MITCHELL
st. FiuHcisriiie, Louisiana.
The Undersigned take pleas
SURE in informing he people
of 1t. Francisviile and vi unity
hat the, have openel at the
above stand enc Of tn, fresh
est, most beautiful and com.
plete stocks that has ever been
offered to the people O. West
FeIiciana THIS stock lsen-
tirely new AID was selected
with the greatest care. 1t en-
braces a large and varied a.;
>Ortment Of
FANCY e. STAPLH
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Cents and Youths CAo'hng,
Notions, Hats. Caps, Boots, Shes,
and
Family and Fancy GsOceris $,
Provisions
Western Produce,
Plantation supplies:
to which is added u choice as
Sort.nent of
LIQUORS, TOBACCOS AND
CIGARS,
all of which will I've disposed
Of at as low rates as they can
be bought at any establish,
ment in the community.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17
HEED TIE
Of Advice.

r RESPECTFULLY offered by
~ w. II. TUT. Md. for many
years Demonstration of Anatomy in
the Medical College of Georgia.
Thirty years experience In the
of medicine. together W tin
fifteen years test of TUFTS Pills,
and the thousands of testimonials
given of their efficacy. warrant me
III saying that they will positively
cure all diseases that result from a
diseased liver. They are not rec
omnlen ded for all the ills that af!lict
humanity, but for Dyspepsia. Jaun-
eases' 8iiopa Eolic ri1e SEan Ris
l'alpitation of the Heart. Kidney
Affections, Female Complaints, &C.,
all of whtc result from derarge-
lnent of the Liver, no medicine has
ever proven SO successful as DIR.
TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-02-17

CHAs. !. HOWELL,
GEO. W. REESE.
February Sd, '7G.-5t.
, 1877-07-25


AtnAxr. n. r., July 24.-The strikers at Wctt
Albany ray the ttoops cannot pass over tic road.
4 regiment Ut militia has been ordered to Koches-
Ter. Raflroa1 men want to keep ut work, but tho
outs'ds element keeps Them away.
Ti.or.
Tnor, N. r., July 2+.-Thc military Of Cohoea,
Glens Falls, Whitehall, and purt Henry have been
ordered hero immediately. The Ci.izen.' Corps
goes y Albany. Everything quiet aud nO riot ex'
0swEao y. T.. July 24.--frc2ht trains on the
OtweEu md Hyeacuaf DIVISION VI the Delaware,
Lactawannx u y ehlern Kail,oad liuye neen sus-
peudtd. regiment II hsl4 IN readiness.
3YHAcCsE.
SrnAcrtE. JutF 24.-TAc frclghs.co conductors,
ascuen. md brakeman ut Fast syract.#e have
atfnek. A restoration Of pay ~ deItAnlled. The
ulChtn!str Aayt nls0 struck. Stx hundred trcfght.
CATS, kcyrty enstilrs, uni forty trains Of freight
are eAlbnsy1eI Ut Eat syracuse. Ihe slrlkera
lulerfeie with passenger or nla,l-tFans+ They warn
u! OutAldcr*. tr4mpa, 0F COuuunlsts to keep AMaY,
mud seht VI 0n1 at thu llu<zIs VI = revolver.
HiNuiiAMTON.
DixGuAA1oS. n. u. July .4.-To-day thet track
Wa toru up to delay trai!i.
New fonk, July .4.-In accordance with pre-
vioas notice, thr tEeaen Of The Delaware, LAgk4-
wanna y Western itallrund. III tue DEPOT Of Tho
company ut Aut,okc,t. left the yard 1t O'Clock.
cams lid duty until tho end u the route.
Substitutes were Vt once found for such trains
haAE ~ ~ Uul but the new 1femcu did not
taks their pnces 0n the engines until tIey had
tslt tbs delUt- They remained eonccalea In N
Lusxase-cas. Thu nr* hrcnea wesu lhs contuc-
tara. Gfaksn,en. and depot hands. MT a 4Inxle
enEtuecS lAA refused to 80 out with biz train.
All ass dotux duty llanfu!ly.
, 1877-07-25
pITTSUURG,

apeetdi bispafch 10 77t Tribune.
F1rrsurAa. Pa. July al.-Quict reigna to-
night, aud there IL rery little danger that sne NIB
%Iil agatu show Itself. large furce Of nlitia l*
on duty. usststed BY the cittzens corps md lnr1c
force o. mounted police Iotcrd arr being arrest
Cd by the score Ut time. and sent u jail and the
worxhouse. They arc eseorted by soldiers, and
allowed no chance to esSape.
Coz. uartranft arrived frun the West this evcn.
tng. and il Low lu consultation With The Committee
Ut safety and pruInlnent eltxens. LarHe numbets
Of speclal polscs lave been sworn IN, aud sre
pai1ol!tng
xvrnr PART or THE clTr.
Railroad business il still auspeudrd. all efforts
10 compromise having titus far failed. Tbs
city Il eu6ertng greatly Oh account u
tho blockade. The stock Ut provisions IL
running iow, and supply must soon bs obtained
aomehow. Anoihcr conference Will be had tn-
morrow, when It IL expected the trouble wilt be
settled. 1t Is reported tue syiynnta TOAD will
not rebuild the depot and other bHfIlnys destroy.
ri. The Train Elevator Company hnvo also cot,.
cladea nut to rebuild.
, 1877-07-25
ERIE.

6pf1at NFtHfCA 10 1Af 1S1AHHE.
ERIE. Pa, tulY ss.-Ai II o'clock this morning
The AtIaptie E1prcss un the Lake shore aud yiica.
lgan Southern Railroad arrived 4, thr depot trou,
Chicago and. according to orders. abandoned. All
tratns both eaat and west. On tho buffalo Division
were run upon aiding and left there. much to the
dlfTust Ut abdut 300 through pAssrngers. The
train coApated Of four aen hat mall and
four passenger coaches. The strikers were anx.
Ions u forward the train to 1ofAlo, and. for tnfs
purpoae. hred up IN engine and put On Al engineer
and hrcmen Urtefs we're received from The ST.
peintendent of the road to hold the train At Este
It'll further notice. A meeting Of the strkcrs was
then held.
4 TxLE0HAM WAS Br THEN aENT TO PRKsi-
DENT HAYES,
Informing him thai the Railroad Cumpsny. and not
the strikers, were responsible for the detention Of
the mails. Another attempt was made to take out
tic train. but waa prevented by the Sheriff, who
had been ordered By the Superintendent 10 prevent
the attfkers from taking out the tau against the
Company's onlers. The Mayor and other city
officials. With special police. went to the scene.
Addresses were made. and finally the ptriksrs xaye
up tho contest, tuck on their enxtneer, and aban-
dunel the train entirely. Tfan No. y, the fast
Chlgago e1press. was. upon Its arrival here. run
TIE PASSENGERS
on both OF the tFains arc taking It easy, and many
propose 10 stay In the cars Nil n,1ht+ Among t1le
pa'tsnsers are shoa. ,ixty women and children.
who have suffered intensely irHm the Inconvenience
they hare been Tut to-. O1 tue Estc uisisltu Ut
The LACE shoru itttad passenger tra.ns have becn
run ~ ususs. Thss evening tue mall matter upon
tls cars. sboht aftcen tons In nt. wa rntoauet
from the cars and taken II the Post Ohicr. II IN
unuer4iDod that tho malls will be forwarded In tho
nIorning. The Erie l. I1llsburg and tue th!!a-
1sIphta d Efir kUad4 &tr Funulls their Isunl paE-
sengrf sfalns. The strikers are very orderly aud
quiet.
, 1877-07-25

HEADING.
tt,fekKKt.fkH-

RHAptSo. Pa. July 2&.-LasEe crowds gathered
1t the seene OF last niEhts AFFAIR. and about the
snme tims several companies Of the Fourth Rexi-
nlent marched down Seventh to Pennsylvania
rtreets, 1ieso they met I company Of the SIX
ternth Regiment, and lively ogh! between the
military seemed Imminent. Ths crowd treated
the Es'setn GrayA to 4 ehower Of stones.
This e"mpany Immediately 'ese'cd their pieces.
when they wnre notified BY the Colonel Of tie sIx-
techth Regiment lhat no ndiscr,mtnAte slaughter
would bs permitted. All thc troops then passed
down Penn md ont Fifth street. followed bJ the
soidiery.
:, The Morrittown company Of the Sixteenth
Regiment subsequently stacked 3helr zssnt
and refused ab.oiats1r TO operate against
The rtotert. SatIt Of them throw their
guns away and Distributed Tho caetridgcs Amony
The crowd; The company left far ho1nr tl.ls even.
inH: ~ did all the militia engaged the previous
night. Mayor Evsns will issue proclamation 10.
morrow morning calling fur l. UDD tnun u do
pnssot duty in ths city until quiet and order IL re-
stored. cpeclabfotce uf policemen we're sworn
III thts evening.
, 1877-07-25
Philadelphia In an Admirable
Condition to Deal with
q Mob.
Proclamation. by Gov. Cullom to the
People Of Illinois.
NEW YORK STATE.
NEW YORK cry.
1NTENBK EXCITEMENT.

IL T<.fbu
,a.,,
NV ao"N: 'u!S @a'-"n'le 'acte IL ntue np'
prchcHdon OF al 0ltbrcak IN this city, and whle
the cItlxeus lsyo every confidence In The ability Ut
this olIcn and military To nro,cct ,,fr mr., rnncrtv
- ..N ~ 80. , -, ~ 1850 =. =. " Ha1 1F."ttS'
tuo eon!'noance ana Apfcad o! The la''Foau in4nr'
fcctlon has created m IAtonsa excitement Great
crowts OF people assembled in front Of tho newx-
inner Autletlr teteytanh et,rr. snd ntbrr rcntrru
~ trfo,,..,ton s~.ss =, ,s ,..sa. s'
W H'.ot "a"uA' e"kef ;" 1cas '"e 'atsat Jews HoM
tha dlatuFbed districts. E1tra4 ~eru frequently
issued, some of them containing hKhIY e1aRgerat.
el reports OF tho prure eluxs uf tia rtotars. md
fnnni tr,ax xaI. +rh. trnubt. .ra II. n,..th,o
a.s"~. ...'. -.",,,1s ''010'e @"" ~ p's'to'o
oA'c"t W.T." p'aetcA'tS
THE ONLY TtfKAKs or CONVERSATION.
81 far IN tho various armo,1es sre co,,ce ruet New
yn- hus nIi III. ~ h.,n, ,,,l, ,n..,li
~Ft " '.'s ""'e' "ets'at
'a": tac a'uesen' ns1Hen.s' su4l5 armed ana
equipped, and ready for active duty,
wcre At their various hsauqu4sterr all
night. 1t tho Seventh Regiments reudez.ou,
.uo" ms sass 4sn. n mo.ons eeea
hFMof1 was ms sccna VI military buttiu th4t ~.
called thu dnYs or thu War. Men 1o13Aa mi NJ t1a
, 1877-07-25

PHILADELPHIA.
t'EHPEcT sECuHirY.


PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Tacfr Is ~ imposing
aEEay u forces In this city tu.ntsht. nut only
enough to dispose Of my mob very summaFiIy. but
force that would deter any but tbs most crazy OF
fanatics from attempting amy outbreak aga!nst the
peace Of tlr city. Every xveAuo Vi appruacA tu
tho track uf ths rcpusylvanls Railroad il fully
guarded by the city pu!cc. and the hank is
pa.ro'led by tho m.tta. A guard IL stationed
Ut every point whcro 1t can be Of usc. Ths
Mayor hss 1t lis command 1.4oO police
FULLY armed, 400 ar,nel hrcu,cn, 6uO
regular, with eight ll1ht batteries. = 0U specIai
policemen just swosn in, The veteran corps aug.
n,unscd to 500 strong, and = regiment Of 1,0U0
emergency mon now eni'stfuv. In addition the
Mayus 10 authorized to augment Ills special police
force u &, 600 MEN. The veterans 0f
THE 0nANp AnNr " THE RKeuDLIc T
hold themselves in readiness fur cali upon them
md ut FaelI. twcuty miles up the Pennsylvania
Koal. About 500 country militia from Chester,
wertchestur. and Montgomery Counties Are
rendexsoAseJ, who can Go summoned at oucs II
necessary. The tug.bust Champion, which has
besn Chartered by the Government, u
IN THE scnUyLx11L.
She will be armed and manned by thirty gunnesst
who arrived list night from Nav York, and Will
assist ths tro0ps shore At West Phlladelph!a, II
necessity stload rcqulFs 1t. 4 crew OF hremca
and engineers haa E0,ic from New York to League
Island to take charge Of q man.0s.war which VIII
t,Sr 5,;vs S "g an con.nd wIt Il. uus ~ ss
Fuau property near tue river bunk.
TUE MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
p,r .,;,rMs. n Me "t" Jalv :aswst.Yor saat,.x ,a.
It'll" !,tseis.,IM y 1b.utny IL. 'aS aat
sssaen t,'. ,1. taanAns ,s.n .as pe"p.o 1ot
nson .r,, say i, n"..sa, Sr,a;t. Thrtr
e. risr. w shnn H. ,,..nt,e To- am NJ b:ur
1no tMts - Iua at,", ~ =. at Hn :. tt H. 80 so.h
s. IL: IT, hnsea1arrs wsa h. eoa,oeT Iii r. ~.
@ ,sn. 81, ~ u. .a'S nus Tn ~. ~ s.. =
PIT ~ uAaass @ a s sHta, ta.;.' ;.'. H..
!nI.o ~ Mo.s ,ta !vsx t.. atoumS aae
naetenants on Enansa ~ aaoan,nE. eet so.ttau
aate ~ w alr.eo 1na Inv. " HaaspgGtta
nua Il ~ ~ ~! "A'e
pa'''a''J PA'A@!!*vu @ ua..' @ 80.
lheKEAsA ukAANnku:
somas1 y! .i,sr. ~" I.ma,dIs oa aI ~
Softh tehns1faaia na!ito1u asnaanasu. anaet
hteat ~ s''Se. IT,. ~" nx ~ pes , ess seoaetSa
bs een!,sasta. t9rs'aen' eoa''5 pso@'ssa An eAs'J
aha dsnoaIs ans"es.
~ -. a!.N At WEI i.s r rn!nA ~. paaatA n'sx.t
n! tas passenger tans ~ n1ts'Gx te91'aFy on
the Men l!tt' ato oh ~ seN HGtx aNislen: anu
siatm t9 aase .e'stta :asa freight tFaa'e between
lhti44espns sna NsM aotk.
Hayes haa cleared las hiRn~4fa IN th1 s!cluity ot
% 4c1ot. sIhs eat tnoss hAsths oas4nesa about
tue dcpol sss atH>at ltn stEtets.
uiccllnk III uaA ~ tae eo-c&laeQ ~ofklnXs
, 1877-07-25

Drrr1Lo, July !5.--A dispatch from Horne1ts-
vile says trs!n coming west With troops IL de-
tancd At Carnln. ~ thc strikers, the rails being
taken up. The train for 1fuspcilsyl[e from Duf.
faln got eight miles wcst and returned. Thc ts4ck
Ia taken up between iinrnc1sstI1r md Iurns.
An n,,auCcessfut attempt WIS made to procure
the release, 0n wit VI hAbeas corpus, Ut barney
Duhbhue.
llnn*kLLsv1tAE. Ju1y 2t.-The remainder Of the
p. ri, tpUn reaching Cunning they found the
iraek torn Up. A. the t!ain ausnnced i vas re-
lad. but the tssikers Hurlng forward tore up
mure. squat Of SELLERS was ordered 10 prO.
ceed nhcsd. md thcy dltperscl the crowd- kaIls
hod alt0 been lomuvet mile enst Of there.
, 1877-07-25
BUFFALO.
THE WORST kylpxNTLY OVER,

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.s.'.a4, as IVY sA eS 0 t'J
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, 1877-07-25

u
ALLENTOWN, "a. July 24.-A mub. headed by u
band Of putac. paraded through Hamilton strert ~
fsr - CcntEe Square. when tho Mayor orderrd
them to disperse. Tue music did 90, bat the ulcn
proceeded 10 tho F!rst aud sixth wards, making
threats, and later marched to tho Mayors utlce
hootsng and vrll'ng Tbs police louk several drums
from them. but were unahe 10 make uny arrests,
And wrro stonct by the mlub
Tha Fourth ltcvt1aant, having unexpectedly n.
rived. frightened the rintcrB. aud they dfHucrsel.
Tlls regiment had = considerable n,arch. thu rnvt-
MrtE refusing to tako them neartr thln ak hnllcs
fTUul here On Account OF tic ri1k Of being thrown
III tho track Of being nEtu into.
, 1877-07-25

EAaToN, "a, July 81. The train hsnds on the
Central Railroad OF New Je1asy and it, branches
bsso bcea notiaed by thu signal Committee 10 do
no service for tho Company after oclock 10 o.mor-
row morning. The dsemcn on the Morris i Essex
Rstlsoad struck At this escusng virtually closing
the itoad u alt except mal trains.
1t IL reported this action IL general On the Dsla-
ware, kAck&MxanA u Nestesu ltxllEoaa.
+ AAucA CAuAk.
AAucu cMrxk. July .4.-TAs 1rakemen Of thu
LshirA i su*guebauna bIyls[un of the central
AnIltoat 'of New Jxrsey VII. strike At4 o'clock
"Wednesday morning. They demxRd an Increase Of
YrakemeI's Un!on. A. far u kuoMn, tbs Lshixh
Valley uen will not ~ uut.
, 1877-07-25
ALBANY.
4 COMPLETE EMBARGO,

\ LOAihH{& EAHAlHus
AtBAxT, y. r.. July 1i.-Atf o-ciock this At.
ternoon the woskmeH, having returned from West
A}bany. aga!n met In Capitol Park. where .neen.
diary speeches were made. Uthcr speakers coup.
seled fottearnncc. 4 Committee uss appointed,
and proceeded to the freight houses Of The Central
bcpot on Water strcet. The men ii work were
told TO ,lcsEat- and some refusing. they were pnt
Into the sttee.s Leaving the freight houec. the
strikers staitcd In regular urdef le round .hpGse
ant eleshtus, and forced the men to !eate
work. ~ the latter place grain WAS
btinx transte.red from the cars to boats. Frunl
thence tile men aurgcd &cfuss the old railroad
bridge spanning ths lfndsoh 1iycf 1t the loot ot
lnmser street. stld, when anca on The t3reenoust,
side, n attenipt wa. ru4de 10
TEAR Ur THE TRACKs THERE.
This bridge 10 ups used for freight trains e1-
cIus!reir. md the design on the tracks was TO-
tended to ttop tho freight traffic. The tracks
we're finally spiked tn tbs tifecndush ride, Atsis.
ping All movement Of freight fEon wcst to tho
eatt and fouin. Freight cars At West Albany
we're .nusel west after the riotcrB left thete THIS
afternoon.
, 1877-07-25
TIE LOCAL PRESS.
COMMENTS ON TUE RxcxNT ktpr.

FHt1Gr9 Et'M@tFea1t. Guxx1fe, yhtx H.
We elsewhere speak VI the railroad s1rixc ~ It
appeared IN Saturday morning. Sincc then II has
taken Oh a entirely different aspect-thst OF
baEaus, pil!sgs. and blood Tho immediate causss
of thfs were tho presence and conduct OF the u,t.
tary, who, upon prosoeation Vt very sight nature,
hrrd upon las ci&txeRs. Saturday aftesuoou. kill
tnx sesEn. This IptAtnc4 tho passions Ut shs pco-
PIE, and led 70 p.ans for aetgrus!ned srsIstance.
ua saturday ngut ths wofkmru Of the elty ase 1t
lrIsoss, xnd thsso assembled in large numbers.
, 1877-07-25
CRITICAL.

E1Aeiaf fNfnflfck IN Tha Yt1huHa
a-.1or,s 1u,v VI m. .,tn.,,,, h.. o.n-,
vt.v eritic.t her., .ni th,ro a,r t,r.y. .nnrrh,n.
xnn. ,b.t ft r..u1t viii l NJ t,,e rns. ts,tTon.
Ind snnrntp.,x cbnyactcr In ,l,e errI1 mnrnln.,
.v.,,,hIrw =, ,,r.,t .nt ,...on,.. trsI,. ...,.
-n-rst,t.t -, r,ss th.,,"wn t...t " nut. ~,,hn,,
in,nrr,utou ,,ntll ths srriyal Of ths Ea.t. hound
y.nI.hn NJ thc rc1.y.hnn,a. Al mi. noint afte,
tim .hnrt h.1t wh,ch Is cu,tom,rv Win III trslns.
and ,.hrn .hr tr.tn va. mi getting h, motiou.
stnker draw tha counIny- MIN l,ehInd ths nai.car.
and catl.1 IN The eonductor.
ttno M WITH youn 1,xrun arArrs xAr,-
wo h.v. IN, noth,no ,r.,n.t IN, 1,o,.rumen, II
rh,. 49,, I'D Icr,...tion 49,. g,.st.d vith Ind
sh"u,. y. ~. sn1 .t-,L.-. Conanrto- M,u.hon
-t,s.'a, A.. ~. H.. ,.,.,s,..' .1J .vn..,s5
"a I'm ,,nh m rrr,srn tim ronn1Ira.,n xni n.rmIe
him II, prucead. H. eaid: II kayc 1a5 pa.sen.
or. oo hoarI and they haxe nsta ,hslr nasxsrs to
E.,t.yn noint. on tho faIth Of vour proml.e that
You would not tu,ariero with psssspger traale,
"''.
&oe arc
uoNoR'BouHD 70 LET THRM FAss."
fCries Of ..Th.t's so Iet them 70 " ste1
t.;t.. . mem cnns,mnt,bls t,ct." !" Lid TIN
plucsy conductor, "sna II you peFsa1 10 II, Il
, 1877-07-25

UATLHUAbEN3 IND MINERS OUT,
SCRANTON, ra.. July n4.-Thc .iEgmen on the
Delaware, LacKAwauna i Western, Delaware t.
hudson, aud Lehtgh J. susluclanna Railroads
struck ut thts evening, falling In tas restoration
Of the 10 per cent On their waucs.
The snen In the sMploy Ut tho LAckswa Iron
+ Coal Company. ~ tho number of !, 600, struck
fur I'll !ncFease Ut wnIes.
The mines asu all idle. and considerable unca4t.
ness II fc!t throughout tho valley, The Mayor Ias
issusd 1n appeal 10 tho ctlxeus tu uphu!d i3w aud
order,
, 1877-07-25

Tho members Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
In the city. numbering about t50. have organized
and offered thsIr services to the Nayar, which ARC
accepted.
The Nayor has fasued smother proclamation Off,
dertng a1l saloons closed during nor Lon at the
day. and calling upon citizens to enroll u epeeal
pollee.