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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-19
CALLING FOX THE AID OF u. y.
TROOPS

Yesterday Governor MATHEWS became
satisfied that 1t had become his duty to
s.k The President of the United States to
sd cc,vil authorities in executing toe
laws -. Martinsburg. The striking In'l-
road employees and their siders aud
abettors at that place were represented
Il. being fully eight hundred IN n"mner
The mem bers of the two ml.Lary COM
panies OF that place were ma My IN sN N
pathy with the strikers, ald the Iatier
had possessed themselves OF forty stand
Of arms belonging TO ono OF ne
companies and had other" Sc
Srmed and equipped themselves
pretty well. There are but two other
military companies in the State, one at
Moore6eld, Hardy county, numbering
sbout forty men, and the other the
Wheeling company probably numbering
Is many more. The Moorete.d company
under command OF Captain CHIrLEr
has been called upon, but 1t Is composed
oi men scattered about the country, Is
thirty eight miles from the roilroad and
as far from telegraph station, and
probably has not vet arrived vt the
scene of disturbance.
There Is no militia in this State upon
which the Governor can cal. Tor aid. The
Code did provide for the enrolment OF
the militis and the commissioning ofthe
proper officers, but AL act of 1873 re-
pealed that chapter OF the Code. II 1t Is
q humiliation that the Governor of West
Virglnis is helpless to enforce the author
ity OF the State against mob, II Is no.
his fault but II fault there
be, il exists with the Legislature.
lit is u humiliation to be forced to call
upon the General Government for aid
lu quellng riot, the responsibility Is
upon the representatives, ct the people
thus Inundated.
That il Was n wise and humane act
upon the part OF the Governor we are
fully satisfied, and we feel sure that ali
candid and intelligent men will arrive
a. the same conclusion after they
have possessed themselves OF all the facts
in the premises and weighed them well.
1t Is in the interest OF peace and good
order 1t will prevent the efusion OF
blood. The innocent will be protected
and the guilty punished-not punished
by the sword, but punished under the
forms of civil law and upon the judg-
Ipents of jury OF their tellow-men.
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The IIttIe "New bedford" Heard
Prom.

QuEgBEc. July ls.-CAPtA,D Geare,
Of the bark AmphisIte, from BrI.toI Tor
this port, repOrts that on Jure 2yIH, ~
latitude 81, longitude 81, 2O-'oOt
schooner rugged whale boat, the New
Bedford, twenty-five day. cut, with Mr.
and Mrs Crap. On board, hove t, md
the yoysgers boarded the AmphI.Ite
They remained Tor dinner, and eTprc.'e
themselyes well sh,Ihed sD lar wIth their
voyage % Europe, and ,!Aled that they
enjoyed good neAItn. When parting
Capt. Gesre provided them with wine
water and few smali ARTICLES which they
required. When the two yss.e.s ssp,n
81 the New Bedford stesred nOrthca5 I,
and the ship, company gave them tire"
cheers. and wished them God speed.
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Washington Items.

WAsHrSGroS, Juy ls.-The indies.
tons are that the Treasury vii hi.
evening or tomorrow issue cal. tor
g35. 900, 600 of bonds.
/. can be- stated upon high ofiiciA. al.
thority that Defore taking any further
steps towsrds recognition Of the Disz
government the United states govern
nsnt will await the promised repsrAIion
for actual invasion, and the conflict by
Mexican troops upon the soil Of the
United State.
Subscriptions " the I per cent bond.
% date are Sg5 s27 100. Pull return not
We, in
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sabbath school Encampmemi.

TOLEDO, July l8.-The Lake Side Sab
bath Scaool encampment held its clos
iny reception at their hotel last evening.
Addresses were made yesterday by
Presidents Hays, OF the Washington, Pa
College. and Payne, of Delaware, DR..
McCracken, and Messrs McGaw, Frank
Beard and Psncy. Hhe encsmpment
throughout has been y decided success,
securing its continuance under Superln-
tendent Warden. with arrangements 10
make the company union OF Christian
denominations.
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GEO. W. MCCRARY.
Secretary Of Va
Associated Press Dispatch.


WAsHINGToE, July lS This after
noon the President received from Gov.
Mathew, telegram dated Wheeling,
stating that the strikers on tho Baltimore
and Ohio railroad had become SO violent
and incendary that he WAS unable TO
quel the disturbance with the force ri his
command, and requesting that United
Stotes troops be placed at his disposal to
put down the mob Upon receipt OF this
telegram the President sent for Secretary
McCrary, who Immediately repaired TO
the White House. After Il short discus.
sion, it was decided that upon the in
formation contained the calling out OF
United States troops would not
be justified under the law. The Presi-
dent desired Secretary McCrary TO tele-
graph to Governor Mathews tor more
explicit information on the subject. The
Secretary received such supplementary
information from Governor Mathews
that IN his and the Presidents opinion,
warranted tie sending OF troops 10 the
scene of the riot. Consequently, n n later
hour this afternoon, at order WAS issued
from the Wsr Department directing
troops TO be sent immediately to Gov
ernor Mathews assistance. The troops
or Tered te Msrtinsburg, are the second
Artillery, u officers and 200 men from
the Washington arsenal. and eight oti
GERS and III men from Fort McHenry,
and are under command Of Geners.
French. They will leave Immediately.
General French Is ordered on MS Ar
rival at Martins burg, to report TO Col
onel Delsplsln, aid to Governor Math-
ews
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OLD BEN. WADE Is stillrebellious. He
is pretty sure that what Is dubbed
HAYES policy is "sn ignominious sur
render of the principles of nationality for
which our armies fought, and for which
thousands upon thousands of brave men
died, and without which our WAT WAS
failure ana our bossted government a
myth" That's the way it looks through
BENNY's glasses.
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National Cotton Exchange.

WHITE SULPHUR SPsISG', w Va,
July ls.-Ths first biennial Convention
OF The National Cotton EGcbAngr Of
America met here to-day President
John Phelps, Of New Orleans, presided.
A Committee on Credentials were Ap-
pointed and reported cry delegates pres
en-. from the Cotton Exchanges Of Ngw
Orleans, New York, MemPh', Mobile,
Ciucin nati, St. Louis. Vick.burg, Nor
folk, Charlrsten and Savannah.
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FIendisn Deed.

CisclNyATr, July 10 An unknown
party set Ire ~ the house of Wm An
derson, near Worthwhile, Ky A. Au early
hour yesterday morning. white the Am
ny wss ssleep. 4 daughter sixteen
years Old swoke, came n the front doo.
and opened 0: Imnedls;ely several 'ho.'
were fred, elegen shot taking eject
upon the girps person, Inaicting wounds
from which she died q. noon. No mo.
tive for the deed l. known.
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Sigh, Run Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l8-Tne st. Louis
bank troubles nave produced scarcely &
percept.bie impression on the banking
institutions here. There hss been ssnall
run oy hight depOsilors " day, on the
Safe SayIngs ln..Iiution, but there "a
nothing Ike = rush, and the bank officers
ssy that they frequently pay out more in
3 forenoon IN the ordinary course II bus.
iuess than they have up 70 one o'clock
70 day. II i, probable that the run vii!
cease entirely tomorrow, ss ths! inAugC-
rated Yesterday on the Fidelity has to-
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JOHN q. THOMPSON says II Secretary
SHERMAN keeps on in his wild career of
contraction and resumption, he will
break every merchant and manufacturer
10 Ohio. End he might have sdded the
ether thirty-,even States to the list. The
merchants and manufacturers OF Onio
are not the only sufferers from MS policy,
bys long shot.
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Rank Suspension.

DEs MONIES, July lS.-The private
bank os F. K. West Il Sons, OF this city
suspended this morning. Liabilities
about $4,000 The assets consist al
most entirely of real estate, vsrlously es-
t,mated at from $4,000 to 100000. II
is thought that the depositors will, by
cureful management, realize from 81 to
40 per cent.
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As the railroad strike is the all sb-
sorblng topic OF interest We surrender a
large portion Of our space this morning
to kilograms and graphic accounts from
our correspondents o! what has happen
ed snd the present state of affairs, al the
seat OF war, and pretty much all along
the line of the road where there is any
trouble
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The Indian war.

SIN FRANcIsc), July IA WsiiA
Wsls dispstcb, .ays the Indians have
killed three men sud one gir. on ~"
Creek. Oh Salty Spakane, chief, BE-
Ievc. that t'ty OF b.. warrIors have gone
y Join JosepH. They are beyond HI
control. CY.. Greene with hIs column.
has reache1 the Little Salmon river, from
the south. A messenger from Smoak-
hslla, says the non-lrea!y SPaKAne
chiefs slnOgnce their desIre - remain
friendly nrd 20 on the re,ervatioas pr9
videt one Il .et apart for them snt TODD
furrlsLpL for the winter
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Come Europe.

NEW YORK, July lS.-Ex-Gov: Sam
mel J. Tllden, Secretary OF State Bigelow
and Cyrus w. Field, sailed today on
the steamer Scythia. tor Europe. GOOD
bye was said to their friends from tiIi
II o'clock. Tllden will return in
October.
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The Missing Auditorial Papers.

NEW ORLEANS, July l8.-Tne boxes
found in the custom house, which were
supposed to contain the missing audltO.
rial papers, are now believed to contain
other than the records sought after.
Legal steps will be taken to procure an
examination of the boxes.
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EXCITEMENT At GBAFToS sUBsIDISG.
GRAFTON, W. VA, ?. NJ. July IS
Special to the Register
The excitement over the strike %, the
fremen and brskemen hss subsidized and
everything Is quiet here. No freight
trains are SLOWED 20 move, snd the 9TH
GERS seem v be awaiting developments.
The Mayor of Grafton mss just issued \
proclamation setting forth :hat It having
c Jme 70 ms knowledge that certain per-
sons of the town are by threstS, ntImlda-
tlon and perhaps in certain instances by
actual violence preventing certain other
citizens or the town from engaging IN
their usgal avOCatIons, ana interfering
with the private business OF such well
disposed citizens, ne calls upon III per-
sons 10 deslsL from sucn threats, ETC. and
asserts thst he will enforce the law ~
all hazards. This will probably end the
strike 50 'sr as this point 5 concerned.
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HAYS and Hard Times, was The cry
aft summer. How do you like It by this
time, oppressed lsborer?
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TROOPS WILL BE SENT.
J w. GARRETT.
President

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., July Is, 1877.
TO Cor. MltheuS, Wheeling, West Va.
All available troops at the arsenal OF
this city and at Fort McHenry, B.lti-
more, numbering over three hundred
men in all have been ordered to Mar
tInsburg IN response to your call. 1t is
no; necessary for Col. DeIsplsin to re-
port here ss proposed.
GEO. W. MCCRARY.
.SecretdTg Of Var.
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At'hesllua Gceistrr.
Gold c'osed yesterday at 1864.

The oeGther to-dry ,OiH be pdr tn
rlo,stv. yoih northwest ,oimiS, aad to'oer
temperature.
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Run on a Bank.

PArEgsoS. y. j. JULIO l5.-There was
hesvy run on he Paterson SAVING
Back ~ day.
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this great and serious emergency. |
have the honor to urge that the spplics-
ton OF Governor Mathews be immediste-
ly granted. II is impossible tor the COM
pany to move any freight trains because
of the open intimidation Of the strikers,
and the attacks s6at they have made
upon men in the service of
the company who sre willing
to work. Unless this difficulty Is
Immediately stopped, | apprehend the
grsvest consequences, not only upon our
line, but upon all the lines IL the country
which, like ourselves, have been obliged
to introduce measures OF economy in
these trying times Tor the preservation OF
the effectiveness OF railway property.
May | ask Your Excellency it the ap-
plIcation OF Gov Mathews be granted To
have me Immediately advised through the
Secretary of War OF the points from
which the troops will be sent, in order
that no delay may occur in their trans
portstion. II | may be permitted to sug-
gest. TT. McHenIy snd Washington are
points nearest the scene of the disturbance
snd from which the movement can be
made with the creates: promptn6Ss and
rspidity. Il i properto add that from
full information on the subject, am
aware that the Governor OF West Nlr-
ginis has exerted All the means al his
command TO suppress this insurrectlon'
and that this great national high way can
only be restored for public use by the
interposition OF the L ;. forces. From
HI imperative sense Of duty | am i'm.
PEELED to join in asking immediate action
in order to prevent the rapid increase of
the difficulties IL the use OF the lines be-
tween Washington City, Baltimore and
the Ohio river.
lSigned) JOHN w GARRETT
Prest B. & y. X. Il. ca.
| congratulate you upon having issued
this requistion, AS essential for the main.
tenance of the peace, tn" dignity and
honor os West Virginia, and the inter-
ests of her people This course will
prove also o; the highest advantaG"
the misguided men engaged in these
riots. Nothing is more clearly Tor their
interests than that they should be pre-.
vented from continuing their unlawful
and highly criminal conduct, which
csnnct fail to lead to the most serious re-
suits to themselves rs well as TO the dam
age of the great interests connected with
the Baltimore and Ohio rairosd and OF
all Its business relations with the people
of so large portion of your State. The
Baltimore and Ohio company will gladly
cooperate in every possible form in
maintaining the law and order and the
preservation OF all the vast interests
cons sected with it, business and duties,
not only in the States Of West Virginia
and Maryland, but to the immense sec.
tions of our common country.
J. w. GARRETT,
President
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HENRY NJ. MATHEWS.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR DESIRING FUR
TIER INFORMATION.
GEORGE W. MCCRARY,
Secretary Ut War.
aov. MATHEWS IN REPLY To TIE sECRE-
TARY or WAR.
L. rnI.I-IL-u. Z. nIn AR1-AtL.Nr

Gov. MATHEWS IN REPLY To TIE sECRE-
TARY or WAR.
ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT. !
STATE OF " EST NIRGINIA,
WHEELISG July Is, 1877.
To Hon Geo. McCreGry, Secretary Of
Var, Washiugton, d. C.
The only organized force in the State
consists OF four companies. Two of these
are out ~ Martins burgh and are in sym
psthy with the rioters, who are believed
to be eight hundred strong Another
company is thirty-eight miles from the
railroad. Only one company Of forty
men efficient. No organized mlrtis
in the State. VIII send Col. Delsplsin
to zee the President, if desired. he Is 81
Martlnsbu1g, | have been reluctant 10
call on the President, but deemed it
necessary to prevent bloodshed.
HENRY NJ MATHEWS.
CAMDEN > ALTON, bALT july lc.
To HIS ErcstLeneu Cor. H. VI. Matthews
l have the hoRor to acknowledge the
receipt OF your suggestions thr ough agent
Devries, and l have telegraphet His
Exce..ency, the President OF the United
States, as follows:
His Ercsileney R. B. Hayes President Of
the United States:
sm informed tha, Gov. Mathews, OF
West Virginia, mas telegrsphed your
Excellency that owing TO unlawful
combinations and domestic violence now
existing u; Msrtinsburg and st other
points along the line OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; that it is impossible
for sry force at his command to execute
the laws OF the State, and has, therefore,
called upon the Government for the Sc
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come TO ms knowledge that certain per-
sons of the town are by threSts, InNNida-
s'o" ono e,"a rare1t;D', car.sin Other
citizens OF the town from engaging in
their usIaI aVocatiohs' ana INFER! !e'i"E
Win 'Ne P..'H'' 0-s'''0SS ". ' ~ ~.
sons to 5osist from sucn threats. etc. and
asserts thst ne will enforce the law ~
al hazsrd' TINS Will ProosoI! enu the
''''N' ~ - . '''' P''"' % II
,nvvv
N.yr,>.preo JrIvIsllrv
speciaI atsparcb to the Register.
Colonel Delsplain telegraphs to the
Governor that things are looking blue st
New Greek. Chipley company from
Mooreheid are encamped four miles from
New Creek without ammunition. Inc
rioters held meeting and notified him
that il he attempted TO board tram
going east they will tear 1.-THE tram
AL TO pieces.
4. N.r,inshprg some soO rioters are
,.a,,,, cha,
ehIrehcHe" nj" S''"'S'' '''''"'
sand house.
yy.cr,,,,7,,x ~. THE PRESIDENT.
, ~ 4;..ro,,
Aho'"'' ''''3 '''
source - '"' "o''''o' '"S'
dent Hayes Will probably issue pT"c'a-
nation 70 the rioters ordering them 10
ilsperse. which will be posto1 up along
ha-,t N
'"'
MARTINsRyKG, July j.
,,,ne,..o,. lIot5,,y,.
.;..l .,,o,,-, .,.,i,,
that the President IS about issuing
which he is anxious 10
i..,...i.b,nn.
"A'e PoS'0N ''o"7 '"o '''
Up to this time the trouble Ii AL Will
n our state nycept at Baltimore.
..,r, b.. this momen, returned
- '
from the sand mousse ABOUT H'c Hu"u''1
wards west of the depot, where tho
.-,I.o., ara fortified and renorts them
''' '"''' NV ,.u
four hundred ana Hl'y s'ro"s ""' "'''
armed DELAPLAINE.
N,rrtS.RrRG July Is
, ,,..,..
"o'''"" .'"''''
| am advised from Ne" IreeN nv
things are blue there. Chipley Il en-
four miles out of town. with
o,,,,roi,io, Tba rs,lro.d
a''nS oo' u" ''''''' -
men nave heIu nleo''"s a"u So'' "''i
vord that # he attempts Ia board
~,
n tram east 'he 'F"'" "''' o'
torn to pieces A he cannot
;,, NTH us and has M
r
means o!GPr"''c''"S n'ii'oi'' "''' "
dcred him home. The troops left Wash
inptou At 10 o'clock. The strikers are
,,.bo;r ,,ovements bsva
'""S ''
had them stopped At harper re'Ty lot
day light, rs they would pre- badly be
wrecked coming through tonight. They
4umber zO5 rifles, but no artillery. | do
not consider this sufficient and have
asked the Secretary OF War lor one
hundred more rifles and two pieces o. ar
tillery, in which please cooperate with
nae from your end. DELAPLAIN
ny THE PRESIDENT OF
ruv rNrTyD sTATEs
C--.----.s,...o,...
WHEREA', Inc governor Vi tno ','"',
OF west irSihlS na' iePlGs1nseu pre- S,a. '"a. "A.
domestic violence eA'sts ~ 9''t IN, az
MarIihsOurs anu ~ Ta',ou' n'I,; oS"o. ',,"' nt'F
along tue Iihe oi the DaIt'iiioLe anu ,,''."
railroad, IN SAID otSte' "hiCH Ihe Su'''"r'
tiles OF SAID Stale are uhSO'e 70 'uPP'''7'
and
WHEREAS II IS pfoVideu IN tne % = .I'i IN
stItutIon o' 'he = nl'eu ota''S I'm. 'ie
! nited States S"aIl P'o.o1' o,', n, 80
TINS o'Oh' "' apP'iSHs,Um ESao",;yo % 'n bon ,no
ia'uIe' VI ~ 'n ha convc,od sasi,s,
L"t77a,,io ,.i,Iorca and
-, o., Tho Isu,s IA ,,ur.usrcc
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Associated Press Dispatch.

WAsHISGToS. july ls.-SII COM
psnies OF L. ). artillery acting rs Infs =
try LETT here for MsrtInsburg tonight.
A proclamation mas been prepared BY the
President, ordering the rioters to dis
perse. This will be teiegrsphed to Gov.
Mathews al MsrLinsburg, and tie rioters
will be made fully aware of It's provi-
sious, disobedience of which Will De
met by prompt action By the military
acting upon formal request of the Gov
ernor for assistance in order to preserve
the public pesce.
BALTIMORE. July lS.-Bstteries q and
L and detachment OF the light battery
A. of the second artillery of the United
States Army, arrived IS the infsntry left
here this eyening for Msrtinsbulg.
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TROOPS ENBARK.
MARrINsBURG, July ls, 5 P. N.

To Cor. II. VI. NaNelcs'
Nothing yet from Mooreheld. viii
retain the Guards and let Chipley's 5
come, as both msy be required to protect
the town. The main fighting is on the
railroad. Secretary McCrary advises
me that the troops left Locust Point at 7
P. NJ. will probably await daylight for
operations. The mob Is desperate and it
IL generally thought they will resIs. the
marines DELAPLAISE
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TIER. was coal miners strike at Can
melton last week. The miners demand
ed Increased pay, but as the company
was working the mines at loss on &C,
count Of the limited demand tor cannei
coal at this season, the company refused
to advance the price. The coal banks are
now closed and the miners will have 70
hunt work IN some other direction.-
Kdnauha Gazette.
JOHN CoNRY, of Hampshire mines,
and Manning, Of Bloomington,
auarreled over q game of base ball one
dsy in the early part of this week, but
separated without coming to blows. on
Tuesday night they met again at Ball
given near the new Hampshire dump,
above Westernpsrt. Here the quarrel
was renewed, resulting in Manning
stabbing Conry, it is thought fatally.
JOHN VANCE, of Pocs District who
was tried and sentenced to two years IN
the Penitentlary, for shooting Peter
Thomas, ard who was granted new
trial, had it at this session OF Judge
Smiths Court, and had the sentence re-
duced to $40 fine, and 10 days In jail
The Judge RENTED his cor fnement, and
Vance Is happy Charleston Courier.
DEMosTHENEs ARIsToPHANEs PIN
TAkCH MATHEMATIC JONES, OF Dod
dridge county, will petition the mex
Legislature 10 change his name. DE
SAYS he feels like coffee mill with
three hundred horse power engine at
taehtd to it.
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Nerves that Culver,

Heads that ache, stOmachs that inlet
dyspeptic torrents, muscles and joints
racked with rheumatism, are infallibly
restored TO health by the celebrated elixir,
Hosietters Stomach Bitters, medicine
prescribed by physicians, possessing in
finite purity, and which no one takes In
vain who is afflicted with any OF the num-
erouS complaints to which ii is adapted.
II frequently appens that so-called RENE.
dies fail TO produce permanent effect.
This is because they are merely pallia-
tiyes, and Therefore do not remove the
cause OF the maladieS, whose symptoms
they after time cease to ameliorate. This
is notably the case with opiates and soda
tive drugs. Ii is not SO, however, with
Hostetter'S Bitters, which are a searching
specific that conquerS the disease as well
as bauishes its Uldicia.
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SCRIBNER's MONTHLY for June is full
of most interesting reading, as varied as
attractive. 1t gives an interesting &C.
count of the big Bartholdi statue; pref
ty glimpe of Oriental life is revealed in
ITO Dam ascus by Diligence" "Pond
Life" is a clever description of certain
strange infusoria. "Croton Water
shows the workings of the great aqueduc'
that supplies New York. "Benjamin
Disraeli" is a clever sketch of the Eng
lish premier from his youth up. All
these articles are richly illustrated
There are several charming passages Of
fiction, and number of pretty little
poems. Published by Scribner u TO-.
New York.